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DAYTON, OREGON« FRIDAY, APRRIL 13. 1900.
Oregonian on sale et Harris',
Tropical fruits a t postoffloe store. * ’
NO. 49
The Loud postal bill which
has been before Congress for sev­
Easter servieeo at M. E. church S u n.
eral sessions, received a death
OLD H IC K O R Y C A M P , MO. 2 0 0 - day a t 7 p. aa.
blow in the House of Represen­
A
«octal
with
program
and
a
aqnare
meal,
at
Woxluien e( the World mast every ‘Rst-
tatives in a speech by Represen­
,inlay evening, a t Woodman hall. Day- Xvssgelieal church thia (Friday)evening.
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ton. OregoNte'-Vfoiting Neighbors wel­
Uncle Dao id RnhtiCec i n, who baa had la
tative John J. Leutz of Ohio.
com e
-'¿J. Q. L A M B E R T , C lerk.
Sriyyy.le atin.aeitously 111. Hla condition la
It is generally regarded, says the
very critical.
X. H . O P E L L , C. C.
Chicago
Blade “as one of the
Nlchola A Sigler are moving their Lumber
most masterly arrying of facts
WOMEN " WOODCRAFT Yard to the lota sear the M X nhnrch, which
aud figures and most forcible
Prosperity “Circle Mo. 200 Women of they lately pnrehased of F Huddlaeton.
Judging from the abundance of bloom on
Woodcraft, meets svsry Thursday even­
presentations that have ever been
ing in Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. Vis­ both wild and tame ettawberrtea, there w ill be
made in the house. It is con­
an abundance or tame and wild berries thia
iting Neighbois always welcome.
season.
ceded that Mr. Lentz’ speech
MBS. L 0 V 1 8 A 0 . G A B R IE L ,G . N .
M r and Mm E Rowley returned from Salem
M188 H A T T IE G . G O W D Y , Clerk.
struck the death blow to the
on Monday. They found their daughter, Mra
W H H elrle sad ohildren, who bad been III
Loud bill in the form it then was
Good things never comes singly. Right
Improving-
A. O. U. W.
before
the
house.”
We
here
give
on
top of our two weeks Bargain Sale, comes
Harmony Lodge Mo. 28, Ancient Order
Kev. _____
Snyder, ___
of Newberg, end Rev. Crandall,
the concluding remarks of Mr.
of United W orkman, meets every Sator- pw torof i h « u . i . church of thia Pi*c«, a n
day night In A. O. U . W . ball, D ayton,' l.oldlug a serie« of r«ylvsl meeting« at the M
Lentz’ speech:, “ You have put
Or.
Visiting brethern cordially ye- «church here.
barriers euougli in spite of your­
a
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n i.in it n i l l
n < A ir
C la n g
Claud Huddleston, Venice Hibbert, Jay
oeivsd.
GEO. O. B E R T R A M , II. W
A very and Rd Hall hare Joined the Lafayette
selves in the way o f people who
W. E . G A B R IE L . Reo.
cornet band. They go to .that place twice a
are anxious to read by allowing
week for practice.
the paper trust to have the beu-
B
Boer
ley,
M
8
Adam«
and
Bpencer
Baxter,
We made an offer on a New York Job­
A.
O.
U.
W.
D. O f H
U
Mo. 17, Degree of Honor, »•«“ to Meadow Lake last week. Mr Bowley
efit
of
tariff
on
paper,
and
inataad
J n nity
ity Lodge N<
b
in
g House’s Entire
the A.
Mr Baxter returned on
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night
in U
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“ Friday, while Mr
meets every Tuesday
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of reducing postal facilities you
AfiM
eaammaa,
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U . W. hall, Dayton, O r
Mr. Allen, the railroad «tatlon agent here
should be increasing the postal
bars always welcome.
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M188 W B8A A. B E R T R A M / haa been on the aick list this week. 8. B. Fay
rights of the people. I want to
has bean performing the duties of agent dnri ng
Chief of Honor.
encourage men to start printing
M r. A lle a ’e lllnees.
MIBB LEN A 8 T IL W E L L , Rec,
The latter part of laat week John Arma un­
offices^and start all kinds of pub-
The price was low, as we have goods in
fortunately had a harrow tooth ran through hla
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licatiom , and promulgate their
great abundance; so our figures were placed
foot, which is Causing him contddarsblc suf­
UNITED ARTISANS
theories- and thoughts to the
Security Assembly Mo. 18, meet in reg­ fering and waay prove serious to him.
at a very low point. They were accepted,
CHflord Wateon Is now Dayton’s house mover.
ular ssaaion evwy Monday evening in
world. It will do more good for
and now you are to get the benefit. There w
W . of the W. hall, at 7 JO P m. Vlefting This wack ha moved J W Carey’s paint shop to
this country than your military
are several thousand dollars worth,oi them.
m e m b e r s in v ite d
A public social every the rear of Mr Carey’s residence. He Is now at
appropriations; it will do more
work taking down and moving the lumbar sheda
second-Monday iu each month.
Everything in
. f
of Nichols A Siglar’a lumbar yard.
for the country than the .naval,
The -heavy frosts of Saturday and Sunday
A R R IV A L
A H ß A , P f P A R T ,J H t O F
appropriations; it will do more
nights, has apparently dona no injury to the.
fruit crop. The prospect now Is there w ill he1
for this country than the appro­
“ Loares DaytML.
J
Arrives.
an abundant fru it crop in the Wlllamet valley
li ;*œ. m.
priations for seeds and docu­
this year. Wa bear fears expressed that on low
m ents or for horse books and cat­
lands, fra lt may have been seriously Injured.
M, G. 3tonebrink, the jeweler haa,
tle books. If one or the other
And Lots o f them. T he price will o s about
received a new regulator of large
is to be curtailed, if we are to
' B a tte r ^ Jmnte per roll.
one-half tire regular one. T h e sale starts
sire
save a little money here or there,
Eggs 11 cents per dosen.
promptly at 9 a. in.
wheat 42 cento .per bushel. \
R. 8. Goodrich of North Yamhill,
save it in the war department, or
Job printing done in latest style, and wax here on business Monday and
anywhere else, rather than take
a t low rate* at H k b ald office. Work will Tuesday.
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from the American people th e
compere favorably with that done else­
The graduating oiase o f the pub-
privilege of what now goes to
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where.
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lie eohool, for thia year, haa aeleoted
their homes as second class mat­
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Pine olgaBI t t postoffloe store.
And continues 7 Long days, unless cleared
its colors.
ter.” [Loud a p p la u se]
The peach crop In Southern Oregon, It
sooner.
New milltoery just received at
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to — «A- baa been eat short one-half by
the New Blue Front Millinery store
frosts.
J lie following wCHi elected
.
Don’t ta il to attend entertainment a t of Mias Becker.
delegates
to th e state convention
Evangelical church Friday ove, April IS.
Last week Clyde Raabe, pilot on
by the democratic convention,
- I t w ill be a treat.
the steamer Modoc, received com­
which met at M cM innville ou
D. A. Snyder ha* been in attendance at mission aa a captain.
GaiQACftQ ftVOBB.
Saturday last: H. C. Burns, of
prohibition convention which met In
.
To
day
ia
arbor
day,
and
Dayton
Portland the first of thia wees.
McMinnville; C. R. Mat this, of
Mrs. 8. Robertson, who has been visit­ public school will observe it. Four
Am ity; F. H. Caldwell, of North
ing her mother at Syracuse, Indiana, for trass will ba act ont on the school
Yam hill; C. G. Scott,''bf Carlton;
several months. Is expected to arrive ground by the pupile.
J. T. Simpson of Sheridan ; H en­
-here on Saturday or Monday,-
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Postmaster Dettmering and J. C.
ry A. Bertram, of-B ayton; C. J.
Dr. Korn of Dayton, Ohio, whi pro- Nichols attended the First Congres­
poaea to have a beet sugar factory put
L. K. WALKER,
Payne, o f . Bellevue; Claud C.
up at Newbern, has been Interviewing sional District Convention which
Ferguson, of Lafayette; Charles
the people of Eugene* as to htoriing a met In McMinnville Tuesday.
P. Nelson, of M cMinnville; Paul
eugar factory there. He ssks a flOO.COO
n
The
Dealgner
(nr
Mxjr
haa
been
received,
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PROGRAM.
G. Sm ith, pf Eagle Creek, South­
contain« the lataat pattern« and desl<ns (or I
bonus of Eugene.
Fnudm ab, of Willanritfa, and
ern Oregon, a delegate to the First ladle«' and chlldren'a clothing, and « a n y otk-
M illinery goods "at coat at Mra.
H,,w‘ cungreaaional district convention ar saait thtaaalarth a tadtoa. The Itesianer la The following program will be render­ Lee J o n e s-o f Ne wberg. Dele­
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an excellent « a c a tttr iD r the woraen. and no ed Friday evening, April li ,a t t h e Even- gates were instructed to U9e all
w B lv O W B t
0
A bran new in v o ic e ^ clocks just day last, came to Dayton and m ade home «bonId be without IL Published by the teal church, commencing at 8 o'clock, honorable means to secure the
Standard Fashion Co. Naw York and London
under the auspice* of the Ladies* Aid nomination of Capt. H. L. Heath
received at Stonebrink’s.
a abort visit with friends.
Iv tM iu r tL
CosrsBXKoa. — Blehop R. Society:
for congressman.
John, eon of J. H. Flower, Salem, Dnha, D. D ., o( Chicago, 111., la expected P ra y e r.......................... . .
Don’t forget that you can get juat
Bev Boweraox
aa good bargaina for cash, at Nich­ late of Daytou, left last week for to preside at the Oregon Annual Conference of Song ...................................................... By Ch'ol
The Portlaud University, jt
Mlm Laura Peevy
ols A Gabriel’e as you can else­ China, where he expects to remain the Untied Kvnngetleal chnrch, which opens Becltatfon ............ .......
Thursday next at Hillsboro, Washington coun­ Bong ................... ................. Five LlttU'Boya has been arranged, will, June 1,
at
least,
aeveral
years.
He
haa
an
where. »>
ty, Or. Theraaftar the Bishop w ill till some Recitation ........................... Mlm Mari« Mauta
Rev. Who. Barrett, who traded uncle there, hie father’s brother, appointments at various places through the Inarm meatal Duet Hngh A Maude Woolworth be consolidated with the W illam ­
The
Racitetlon........ ................. .
Lyla Thurman ette University at Salem.
for the 8pencer’ Baxter property with whom he will make bia home. valley.
I Moore. Bertram, Koeelier consolidation of the universities
While
there
be
will
study
the
Chi­
Kvaugelist
Ryan,
of
the
Holiness
church,
Quartet
...
has m ovd“ from Salem and ia now
end Crabtree
has been holding meetings et Wheatland,
was decided on at the last meet­
occupying hie new home in Dayton. nese langi sge, for the purpose of who
............... Mlm tflle Gabriel
Uolonvale, Whlteaon and other places,assisted Recitation
fitting himself for business there.
Mr aud Mrs FI«hburn ing of trustees of the Portland
by
b
it
wife,
who
la
said
to
be
a
flue
singer,
has
Duet........
Mra. F. Yeo, of Howell Prairie,
We propose to sell our entire stock completely out so as to have
..... ..............George Gab rie
institution. President Whitaker
The First Congressional District created a great Interest In hla meetings, especi­ Recitation
Marion county, ia here visiting rel
nothing to move. We'will remove to the Burns Corner as soon as
............... M in Nine Bexter
ally
at
Wheatleud,
where
he
baptised
a
great
Solo
.
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after closing affairs of university
ativee and old acquaintance». 8he Convention which met in McMinn­ many people both young aud old. Rev. Ryan Recitation
Min» May lambert
the-building is combleted. Bring your .Cash or Produce and get
ville
Tuesday,nominated
Hon.
T.
H
will return to Cambridge, Mass
Duet
Mim
Mamie
MoOaun
A
Mr
J
B
Melllnger
is
lately
from
Ohio.
Ha
w
ill
soon
hold
a
camp
expect a to leave here tod a y lor
the best bargains ever offered.
Tongue on the first ballot with 93 meeting In the grove at Hopewell church; be­ Inalrumental Marie . , . . M r A Mrs R L Harris
home.
Talent from Lafayette I t also expected.
votes; Hon. Claud Gatch,of Salem, ginning Mav 27.
be charged
General merchandise can be pur-
Admission of
of to
10 cent«
cent« only,
only, win
w ill be
charged
Remember,ladies, that Mra. Lou- received 27 votes; Judge H. H. Albert Sean who has been I * Portland, came Admiutou
^ \ ' & ^ u \ S M T R \ e to‘beprogr‘ra : chased as cheap for cash at Ni. h-
las Baxter ia aelling out her m illi­
up home on Monday He informed us that the
Hewitt 14; Hon. Gao. C. Brownell
nery goods At coat, and that yon of Clackamas, 17; Hon. A. E. ‘Oneta,’.' the new boat built by Hossford Bros, Come everybody, Yon cannot afford to mim olff <& G ffb K c lP , R e d F r o n t , U f fy t o r i,
CHAS.
N E L S O N , M an a g e r.
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can get bargaina of bar. — — — Carter 11; blank 2. Total vote 163 of Portland, w ill be completed thia week. It
U
rr, L
T. . Coffin,
rLxffln w
who
hn*i been
hnan viftitlno
Mr*.
ho 1ms
v isitin g
w ill be run between Portland and Waaliugal,
Farm produce tflKen in exchange
Any or all kind of carpenter work Delegatee elected to attend the Na­ Wash., u ntil the steamer Ione ndw on that her d a u g h ter a t P ortland Is h om e a gain .
at the New Blue Frout Millinery J O N E S & A J D A M S .
done first clam by Henry Bertram. tional Convention were J. B. David route undergoes repairs. I t has not been de­
A fu ll lin e o f E a ste r E g g * a t H arris
by the owners on what route the Onet a
Store.
8 o e hla w ind ow .
He can also make any piece of fur­ of Yamhill, and Geo. A. Steel, cided
WE MARK A SPECIALTY OF
wtu be ran regularly—probably on the Y«m
Traffic
on
the
upper
Willamette
I
A ttend th e e n te rta in m e n t a t E vangel-
niture that you may want.
Clackamas.
hill.
Uncle James Baxter, was 90 years
A L adibs ’ E a ^ tbr G ift .— R. river ia briak. There ia a large I »«•» <*urch F riday e v e April 13, and g e t
A ll roads lead to the Racket
of
age
on
Thursday,
April
5.
Ap­
Jacobson
A Co., of M cM innville, amount of wheat above Corvallis to **Ml|ar”,nea
8 to re in M cM innville, where you
Ladies, buy a tailor made suit
parently
be
ia
‘good’
for
several
will
present
every lady who pur­ be «hipped to market. A great
get the m ost goods for your
more years of life. He divides his chases a tailor made suit at their amount of wheat ia taken by the 0. at R Jacobaon A Co.’a, McMinn­
e g g s or cash.
time between bis children; some store, from Thursday, April 12, R. A N. steamer Ruth to Corvallis ville, and get a neatly trimmed hat MANUFACTURE L U M B E R , D O O R S , S A S H A N D L A T H
nnd Oregon Cily mills, and much free.
Buy the Abdlll Gopher Gun— the times making hie home with chil
only improved gopher gun in th? dren at Portladd, and atolher times to Saturday April 21, with a ntee Hour taken to Salem from Sidney,
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M c M innville , O rkoon .
All kinJa and atyle of fiahing
market. For sale by G. B. Abdili, with his eon 8. R Baxter of Dayton. trimmed Ladies’ Hat. Style of Albany and other pointe by the tackle at M«G. Stonebrink’* jewelry
He has been here several weeks, hat in accord to price of suit same steamer. She also carries a store. Will be sold very cheap.
Dayton.
The New Blue Front
and
almost every day is to be seen purchased. T his is an opportu­ large number of p-issengers. The
"Hate and bonnets trimmed in all
Mrs. Louisa Baxter will dispose
boat
makes
extra
trips
from
Cor­
nity
for
any
lady
to
get
a
hat
on
the
street,
passing
to
and
from
the latest style», at the New Blue
J. F. ST A IG ER .
vallis up the river on Sundays. of her entire stock of millinery, m il l in e r y s t o r e
Front MilHnery Store, Fourth street visiting hie many friends. He ie without cost.
hats, bonnet* and ribbons at cost.
Last
8nndsy
960
racks
of
wheat
P roprietor .
firm
and
erect,
and
is
more
active
DAYTON, OREGON.
Dayton.
Mrs. Lila Olinger of Salem, is
was talfen to Corvallis from Cum­ This a good opportunity for ladies
than
many
men
much
younger.
here
visiting
Miss
Lula
Becker.
The new building for Miss Lula
SALEM. - • OREGON.
ming’s, and 1300 sacks to Oregon to get bargains in that line.
New Lines in Millinery-
Becker’s millinery store, is neatly Mr. Baxter removed from Madison,
First c I hsb in every respect.
S
pkkads
L
ixb
W
ildfibb
—When
S tro n g s is one of the oldest
fitted up on the inside. It makes Indiana to Oregon at an early day things are “the best” they become City from Findley’S. Owing to de
Rates from 91 to 92 per day. Spec­
in loading at Cumming’a, and restaurants in Salem . It is a H A T S ,
a good appearance both out and in­
The republican piecinct prima “the best selling”. Abraham Hare, lay
unloading at Corvallis, caused by ;ood place to taKe meala when
ial nttontion pnid to Commercial
ries willl be held Saturday, April a ieading druggist, of Belleville, 0 ,
BO N N ETS,
side.
breaking of elevator, a lot of lum­
Travelers. Sample rodms in con­
E vangelical .— Preaching next 21, to elect delegatee to attend the writes: “Electric Bitters are the beet ber for Portland could not be taken n that city.
R I B B O ‘’ S , nection
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county
republican
convention
Sunday at Dayton 11 a. m. An
Shoes of all style at Nichols A
selling billers I have handled in 20 aboard. Nevertheless the steamer
Easter sermon. Wheatland 3 p. m. which meets at the court house years. You know why T Most di­ had .on board a lsrge cargo down Gsbriel’s. Cheap for cash
And e v ery th in g u su ally kep t In a fleet
IMPROVED FARM
c le g s m illinery estab lteh m en t. I bava
Pleasantdale 7:30 p. m. Thia clo in McMinnville, Tuesday, April 24, seases begin in disorders of stom­ stream Monday,, She took down
B eat q u a lity and c h e a p e st a tatlon ery a t
em p loyed a
aes Rev. Boweraox’a work before for the purpose of nominating can ach, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood several hundred hack's of flour from poetoffice store.
A f>6J nero farm all clciir»-«l
’
didates for county offices. Al, re and nerves. Electric Bitters tones
conference'meets.
but
iu oak g ru lu , firet
L
FIRST CLASS TRIMMER. class fiacres
mblicans are requested to turn out up the stomach, regulates the liver, Sidney to Salem.
M illions G iven A way —It is
Best canned tomatoes at Poetoffice
aoi
and
lays well
A gmnl
T he B est in the W orld — We certainly gratifying to the public to B u tter, e g g s and farm produco taiten
n force and attend the primaries kidneys and bowels1- purifier the
two story house, barn mid <ml-
etoro.
In
ex
ch
a
n
g
e.
.
.
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believe
Chamberlain's
Cough
Rem­
It is important that delegates should blood, strengthens the nerves, hence
know of one concern which is not
Rag earpete, quilts and blankets
LULA BECKER
buildings, well fenced, nil kin-l ol'
have a full vote and that men be cures multitudes of maladies. It edy is the best io the world. A afraid to be generous. The propri;.
washed with care. Leave ordeis
PITK4-S 8 VAINTB «mall fruit, f lrriie f r m r - * W ,
A few weeks ago we suffered with
elected as delegates who will take
with our agent, Z. Spangle, Dayton, a firm and determined stand in Jt>uil<Vs “P lh« enUre «y’tona. Puts a severe cold and a troublesome etorr of Dr. King’s New Discovery
5 miles from Dayioo. If rol-l
H
m
W
n
i
í
r
i
A
RZPRZBRNT YEARS
for
Consumption,
Coughs
and
Cold®,
new
life
and
vigor
into
any
weak,
and we will call at your bourn for
O F E X F B X IE N C E
sooi , purchaser »wtireKH Imigui -.
the duty they are expected to per sickly, rundown man or woman. cough, and having read their ad aave given away over ten million P r A C t l C G
them. Prices reasonable.
form, yet wisely conceding to the Price 50 cents. Sold by R. L Har­ vertirementa in our own and other trial bottlea and have the satisfac­
Ask your
Fulton and Inquire at this office.
McMinnville Steam Laundry.
papers we purchased a bottle to see tion of knowing it haa cured thou­
rights of all.
i
Dealer
M
telrAQ
Carpenter
ris, Druggist.
« When you waul I" sell <»r boy
if it jiould effect us. It cured us
In almost every neighorhood ’ Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall, o
or write H l a l L C S Streets.
Dr. J. C. Michaui^ formerly of before tfie bottle was half used It sands of hopeless cases. Asthma,
real estalP.Call st th- H ëkaî .1» - Hi -■>'
there is some one whose life haabeen Pendleton,
Bronchitis, La Grippe and all
Eastern Oregon, Lafayette, having located in Mc­
There sre e e v e r n i p - iiiie « o n * «te-»
saved by Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol­ Grand Guardian and Supreme Minnville for the practice of his is the best medicine out for colds Throat, Chest and Lung deseases STATION C CHICAGO *
«ri-ti i o I.ny »muli irsele
and
coughs
—The
Herald,
Ander­
are surely cured by it. Call on R.
era, und Diarrhoer Remedy, or who A uthority of the organisation of profession, and will be pleased to
haa been cured of chronic diarrhoea W om en o f Woodcraft, was in meet any of his old friends from sonville, Ind. For sale by R. L L. Harris, Druggist, and get a free
Harris.
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trial iiottle, Regular size 50c and
by the use of that medicine, Such
Dayton last Monday night and here or elsewhere at hit rooms Nos.
Go to
Spangle, at the Dayton 91 00. Every bottle guarranteed.
persons make a point of Wiling it
7 and 8. Union Block, McMinnville.
barber shop. , and gat a
whenever opportunity offers, hoping made a fine address to the mem
F ox 8 alb .— A 14 inch Weir ahave or vour nair trimmed in the
bers
o
f
Prosperity
Circle.
The
that it may be the meane of «*»'“ 8
BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUN­
First classf and latest, aty le. '
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other lives. F o ra a leb y R L Harris, organization o f W om en o f Wood­ Sulky Plow.
DRIES.
Fine
cigars
and
confectionery
A H orrible O utbreak —“Of craft owes its existence largely alm ost new. Will be Bold very
G
endren,
Crawford
and Cres­ ■ a *£*»* " 2 ,
low. Would trade fo r a good at A. Detm ering’s.
»'TnamtAi
large sores on my little daughter a to Mrs. Van Orsdall, and it is
('h
op
p
in
g
d
on
e
»very
S
*tu
rd
«y
a
t
th
a
cent
wheels,
at
prices
from 920
cow.
M
orris
C
a
in
,
Dayton
hoped
that
she
may
be
induced
head developed into a case of scald
W hite W arohouae. A
* Mo.
“ * * I s ** to o e burr.
to 940.
J
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All wheels guaranteed, and
ganton,Tenn., but Bucklena Arnica au address to the public. The any other printing neatly done at
No. You do aot have to ««ad away
ill be sold on installm ent plan.
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compiewiy , cured
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R. M. W A D E C O .
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McMinnville.
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Nineteen HundredGoods
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
CHICAGO STORE.
McMinnville, Oregon.
AT THE RED FRONT,
ANOTHER.
W ith a large and w ell assorted
stock of merchandise. „For good
goods and bargains go to
NICHOLS & GABRIEL.
The Red F r o n t;|
Line of Samples.
YOU ARE
i
cordially asked to call - and in­
spect our large and w ell selected
line of W ALL PAPER. 5 cents
per roll, up.
R. L. HARRIS,
D .B . & 8.
K S : l i ­
DON’T FORGET
THAT
The Dry Goods Line
SATURDAY, APRIL 14
L- E. W ALKER.
Is the place to go to buy your
G roceries & C anned G oods .
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
Come on everybody.
FRESH BREAD EV ER Y D A Y
M c M in n v ille
COM PANY.
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**;. .' r e t e ' . ra ^ < .
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worth of goods to he closed out for
Cash or Produce, during the aext
few months, making it a
GRAND CASH REMOVAL SALE.
The Grange & Farmer’s Co.
Builders’ Hardware, Paints, Oils &
GLASS.
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aB- * MUJS.,5L Perfect.
PATENTS
H.B.WILLSOH4CO.
\ treelew Eastern Oregon coufitry.
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L Harri’s.
store.
THE COTTAGE.
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