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HERALD-
up with us, and not away from ua.
we must make real companions of
K IU I'A Y .
A P R IL
18, 1900. them. Come, let ns live with our
children; let us have some time
(JlieiiKtktttn linlgu I. O. O. F , during the day or week, that ehall*
o f Sulmn, contemplate building be devoted to them especially, in
n large three story block on th eir which we will try to interest our
lots in tlie t city,op,»»mite the court selves In the things which interest
house, on the northwest side. them. Then let us confide in our
children, for confidence ou the part
'V h e h n iM in u to he eonatruoled of
of the parents begets confidence' in
brick, stone a n d iro n . I t is ex the child
Begin very early to
pected that (lie h u ih liu g w ill be Iru -t them with little secrets which
completed this season. A |»ortion they must understand are to he kept
o f-th e lower story w ill be com » very saprecl, and we in re tu rn wUL
etructcd for a store rooms, and He trusted and talked to about
the other portion and the second things which otherwise would be
story be-4UM»4 for au opera bouse. taken to an unwise, perhaps impure
T h e upper story will be used as a playrnata Th« religMus education
i* one of the first to wine1 we should
b all by Odd Fellows. C lieiueketii
give attention. Just'as soon as the
lodge, the oldest I . ' O . Q. F.
infa -t lips oan lisp the words let
Lodge in the state of Oregon, them be taught the holy scripture,
lins valuable property in Suleiu, like Timothy was from bis youth
and they have funds to erect a , Up, for if taught to them at the very
tine structure. 'I'heir property J threshold of life it will prove a
is on the snmestreets as the court guiding etar all ahwg life's pathway,
essions are
bouse and capitol building, b e -' for our earliest ¡mpre«-i""“
» '• most
.
i—
i—
—uie
lasting.
Last
us
take
our
ohildren
tween state and Court streets,
mid the uew postoffice building very early to the house of God
They, of course,cannot understand
w ill also be on the same streets,
why; but we teach our children to
in a lin e with t e o th e r fine pub pray long before they know what
lic buildings. W hen -the Odd real prayer is, and if we want our
Fellow? tem ple and the new post children to grow up to love the
office b u ild in g is completed, the house of Ood, we must be there
Capitol C ity w ill have two streets ourselves and have4beip there. We
with buildiiigB thut will compare have a beautiful example of this h
favorably in appearance, ’w ith our Savior being taken into the
any city of its class. Someth wig temple when a babe, then at the
W IL D
15 D A Y S
Grand Surprise Sale!
IR IS H M A N
ABROAD
(W lt'en tor the H bbai . d .|
Faith, aa’ they tould me that Ol oud
gab Wld Biddy over Io do bllaald ouhl
count hry, which me o ild oyoe long to aoa,'
and Ol Jest stept up to the girrul that hoe
charge of that biisald foghorn, an* Ma
Ol, mo bouncin’ girtul, Oi want to spake
wld me dartin' Biddy. Boa I , she He
a livin' In Tiperarl, clow by the otald
chuurchyard, where we used to spark,
Biddy and Ol, In tbiro bllaald days o' roe
childhood. Well, she coilend hould o'
the crank an’ pritty so >n Oi heard Father
O’ Flathery rlngin' that bllaald bell for
V--SSIW -
real
a* i s rev
—
IXXJU Oi
v/i axx-iai
xaa
confession;
an’ all
at V
once
hearln’
W e shall inaugurate the SPR IN G
and SUM M ER cam paign w ith a 15
business d ay’s Sale, comm encing
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SO UTH AND EAST
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PACIFK HOMBSTBAD
S M T H m PACIFIC COMPANY.
The Leading General Farm
Paper of the Northwest
VO
S h a s ta
A H igh-Class, Illu strated Farm
Jo u rn al— Published W eekly
at Salem ,O regon— T ry It.
R o u te
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<The Homestead is a twenty,page
vez, Tint O'Brien, sea she? Thet’a who
beava Portlaixl SdO a. m., and 7:00 p. m.
uh per, four oolunirna to the paxe.
Leave Salem 11:00 a. ni. and 0:8» p. in.
Ol be'e, ses Ol. Ap' what do yea want?
The subscription price is $1 a J-eas,
scs sho. Well. Biddy, ses Ol, Ol jest
Arrive at Aahland 12:33 a. m and 11X0 a. I
in advance. Its publication was
“
Hacramaitto r>:00 p. m , 4;lha. m.
want to tell yez that they heve medicine
** • Han Krauclaeo 7 ;« p. m , R;15 a m.
begun March 1, 1900, and it imme
over here in Ameriky, what kin cureyez
mmatics, an' make yes feel as young as
Ogden 3:43 a. m., 11:43 a. m.
diately took first place among gen
Deliver tl;00 a m .,tla. m.
O'Riley's heifer calf, or as frisky as D.
eral farm papers, and will maintain
Kan«« City 7:23 a. m.. 7:28 a. m .
J. O'Blarney, sesO l; au’ Its chape as dirt.
Chicago 7:43 a. in , 0X0 a. in.
i|. The Homestead has all the fa
Go along,wld ye an'bad eeee.toyez, Tim ,
lew Angelc» l: M p . m ,7:00 a. m.
cilities for publishing a farm paper
see she. Well, ses Ol, sure a n 'it's the
XI Peon.6:0u p. in.- 0;00p. m.
truth, Oi tells yez. Everelnne Oi's been
of the first class, and of wide circu
Fort Worth <>:30a in., 6:30 a. m.
lu Ameriky, Ol’ye been takln', the same
City ot MexiroV:SS a. m.,9:35 a. m.
lation.
Why send your, money
Houlton 4.00a. in , 4.0Sa in,
medicine, au' sure an' it’s cured me, thro*
New Orleaua (1.23 p. m.,6'jr>p. in.
East?
Why
not help maintain
an* thro*. An' what Kind o’ medicine bu
Waahiugtnn «.<2a m„ 4.49 a. BI.
here in the Northwest a farm news
New York 12:« p. m., 12.43 p. m.
yez taxln'? sex she. Well, Biddy, says
Ot, its pills, thet’a made by a trusty lot
paper of general circulation, and,
Pullman aad Tourlata eara on both trains. devoted to the interebts of thi?
o’ chape; they’re made o’ steel an’ wood,
Read carefully .list o f prices below.
an’ sxins, wool, an' coal oil; an’ bedad, Chair c4raSacramento to Ogden and Kl Pat...
,
, au’ Ol don’t Know what all, aa' a mixture and tourist cars to Cb'c ago, Ht.^Ixjutk, New Or section?
The price of the D ayton H ekai . p
:
100 doz3D Ladies Hose, fancy and solid colors, and some drop on the outside they call tarriff; sure, an' leans and Washington,
‘ its what we called taffy, in the ouldeoun-
is $1 a year in advance. We will
stitch, regular price l ‘2 |c , sale price 6c per pair.
Direct connection at San Francis o with
thry. Now they hev fixed up a pill for a
18 dozen fancy towels, suitable for tidies and o tln r fancy dec lot uv ould haythene In-sotne islands at several Steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, send our paper and the Homestead
totberend of eternity, what’s got lots o’ China, Philippines, Central and South Amer one year for $1 40 in advance.
orations, well worth 20c upiece, sale price 9c e ich.
sugar on tho outside. They call them ica.
56 pieces assorted fancy ribbons, suitable for belts, neckwear
i itk in ’#,
“ Sugar Coated Tariff Pills,” supposed to
ASK YO IR
and sashes, some of them worth 50c per y a rd , and none less than cure the hathen from wgntin’ to kill theae See H. L. Harri«, Agent, Dayton, or address
C H. MARKHAM,
D E A L E R OR
tain
t
trusty fellers, are auppoaed to cure them
35c, »ale price 25c per yard.
Oen F. A P. A. Portland, Or.
of
eny
loose
coppers
they
may
happen
to
CEO W-PIIKIN Ì0-
R. KOEHLER. Manager:
rotects
One case o f assorted fast colored percales New Y o rk m arket
heve, for fare they may happen to get
Fnlum A Carpen «r 8 «
price 10c, sale price 7c per yd. 1000 yards gim p trim m in g s, and bile on the stomach. And faith, (him
roperty
CH.CAGO.
'some"veryThindsorne jets among the assortment, worth as high as pills will do the wurrick, for they heve
Oregon muy be proud of.
kept me moighty bu?y gettin’_ enough to
the churoh. . Some may differ with 30c. per yard , none less than 12Jc., sale price JcrpFrynTd.
ate.' They are food for the stomach.
For Nearly 8ixty Years
us here, but why leave the lambs oP X
One case of nice Lawns, all new patterns, sale price 5c. per yd They make a fellei; feel hlised hungry all |
T H E P A R K S T A S A C H A R A C T E R B O IL D E K .
The Leading National Fam ily
the fold outside. I once read of a
L o t I.
rapid Dress Goods sellers— a very choice lin e o f the time. An’ suir now, me dartin’, Oi
met a cousin of yer mother’s great aunt
Newspaper.
little boy who lived with his graud-
B Y M H S C . r M IL L S .
X the very newest 8 p rin g Goods, reg u lar prices 60, here, his naiuo is the same as moine.
.
. ..
» . i pa and took care of the sheep. He
For
prog’
eisivve
Farmers undl
A pa per read at t he session of the ^ anud
¿ „ „ j,
An’ says he, Tim , Oi can fit yer up a
< / 65 and 75cts , sale price 49cts. per yard .
Villagers.
medicine
thet
will
jist
suit
yez.
Oi
in-»
Y am h ill County Sunday sch.wl vs-, bu| hi„
'd
<N
are
Lot I I . » A very choic line of S p riu g Novelties, regular prices Und to make it o’ frkk aiLvaa,
ihe.
An old, stanch . tried and true friend of the American People, from the At-J
aociation, held at Carlton, Oregon,' .
m k .
but yer will heve to take 16 for 1 you lantic to the Pacific, anti the pioneer in every movement calculated to advancethel
March 29,30,1900:
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45 and 50cts., sale-price 37cts. per yd.
see he. I t ’s a sure cure, sea he, interest» and increase the prosperity of country |>eople in every State in theUnion. f
night when he brought.the
Lot I I I . A large assortment of S p rin g Worsteds, some solid now'taKe,
for gold bugs and varmln that may be
For over half a century farmers ha?e followed its instructions in raising their '
' “ 1 am engaged in a great work.”
sheep in and put them in the fold, and fancy colors, regular prices 20, 25 and S0c.,aale price 11c per yd. attackin' yer Idiseid body,an’ Oi’ll fitjhBr crops, and in converting them into cash have been guided by its market reports,
were (he words of the great prophet,
his grandpa said, “ W hy, where are
up a lot o’ DOW
powders and doses, tbet’ll rite which have been National authority.
' ■
,
A Golden opportunity .M.
for bargain
seekers« —
Read
our 15 days
Jeremiah, when engaged in rebuild^ the lambs?” He said,-“ Grandpa I
v u .S u ,u
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bad effects of thim tariff powders,
I f you are interested in “ sciences and Mechanics” that department will please
offer very carefu lly, oh this p articu lar Im e. A uy Dree»» 1 attern An-aay.oi.eanyercuretberheumatics? and instruct “ Shoyt Stories'* will entertain old and young, “ Fashion Artieloa1’
ing. the walls of the sacred city, Je
th- tight I would leave them out,
rusalem; and those words come to slid i f nothing happened to them, purchased d u rin g this-sale from 65c, per yard and upward, we w ill Yea. aays he, Oi can fit you u p a doae wHI cateh the fancy of .the ladies, and “ Humorous Illustrations” and items will
that’ll m ale you feel as spry as eny hay- bring sunshine into your household.
us with.equal force and power, ae
tiwu I could bring them in.” .His furnish entire lin in g outfit free of charge, in clu d in g sewing silk thiti ginernl thet ever run fut races, sea
T hk W kkki . y T kibcnk is “ The People’s Paper” for the enttre United States,
parents today, in the great work of
—
ha. Ah’ now me ^dartin' Biddy, Oi will and contains all important news of the Nation and world.
grandpa saw the point and said, Blays and hooks aifd eyes.
helping not only to build the walls,
800 yards of P lain and Fancy Silks, suitable for waists and hev to stop me gab, as the girrul th et’a
"M y son. you can join the church.”
but the temple itself, of a true and
here ’tendin’ thia blisaid foghorn la git-
Oh, father» and mothers, let us ear * lin in g s, regular price 35 and 4 0 c , sale price 24c. per yard.
tin ’ moighty red in the face jiat loixe yer
noble character for our children.
neatly pray and seek for theconver
Two 8trong Leaders of L A C E C U R T A IN S in pairs:
blisaid self whin Oi used to give yer a
I»
In the first place, let us consider
T xd dik .
sion of our children early in life.
Leader I. 100 Pairs Assorted Patterns, worth 81 per pair, Bale price squeeze-
OLD
Woods
ur«l«y «V
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THURSDAY, APRIL 5,
“I F h .
Closing Saturday evening, April 81.
W e shall m ake it a real bona fide
sale, by giving the people of Y am
hill County bargains such as never
before offered.
WOM
ÍÁK ia Wi
Stina N«ij
MBB.
M IB 8
day night
Or.
Vi
reived.
W. E. G
D.
•.ynity
maeta ever
U. W. hall
berealwav
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MIM8J
NEW YORK
W E E K L Y TRIBUNE.
W ith DATION HERALD 6 Months for Ô5 cen fF
‘»ir
our own fitness for so responsible a
Adam C laik, the great commenta
duty, for ideal children come from
tor, was only four years of age
ideol homes Our own character
when converted; Jonathan Edwards,
must he modeled and built after a
seven; and Alfred Capkinan^ about
plan furnished us by Ih eg rettM ae ten, and many others who w re
ter Builder in his precious word
bright and-shining lights, started
There we have complete planstmrl
the Christian lifu early. Then, let'
specifications, so that we need net
us, as parents endeavor to develop
build.at random, or fail through ig
in our children that germ of self
norance. _ He also offered his aid,
respect that is inherent in every
bo let us strive to build after God’s
child’s nature, and to guard and
own plan, upon eternal truth, with
protect their own character as the
Jesua Christ aa our chief corner
most precious jewel in nil the world
stone, for i f -« • would have our
How often do we hear a fhnugh(less
children see life purely, sweetly and
mother aay, “ Now, don’t dirty your
nobly, our every thought must be
new dress or clean apron,” without
loving, reverent and true Aa helps
a thought of keeping clean the prfec
in this great work we are engaged,
ious soul lieneath. Oh parents, let
I think we should have1 the expert
us give more tim e and thnnght to
enoe and ideas of those who are far
the real character of our children,
beyond us in the realm of thought
and less to the tucks and ruffles on
and experience. Ifu person chooses
their clothes, for these things are
farming as a business and de-ires
perishable, but thecharocter will he
to do first class work, he will try to
with them throughout all eternity.
secure the be^t farm implements,
As our children grow older, let us
and will also take some up-to-date
strive to make them oonscious of
farm journal; and in the profession
their own power ; true self reverence
of teaching, if one expects to keep
and self faith are strengthening
up with the work, he w ill have to
and enohllng. He who is sure he
take some educational journal ; in
cannot succeed, has failed already.
the mercantile business and every
Our children mu«t lie taught that
other business and profession it is they are real living characters, and
ju st the same. Wo feel our need
not machines to be moved about by
of the ideas and plans of the ablest
borrowed force. With this thought
writers
How often do we hear of
«Iso must he taught the idea of
a fathers’ nod mothers’ journal?
true submission and obedience.
Yet there are some such journals
Tl ere is place for punishment in
and magazines, which we as parents
child trainina, but it should never be
cannot afford to do., without, while
administereo in anger, for punish
engaged in thia important work
ment under such circumstances on
of helping to mold and shape the
ly weakens our own character and
characea of our children. One of causes us* to lose our hold on child
tjie first things we. r.s parents, Punishment should be a penalty at
need tn realize, is the sacredriess ot
tached to a choice, and not physical
our trust. We should receive our
force to compel against choice The
children as God given, for “children
old idea of "breaking a child’s will
a re a heritage iron» the Lord,” and
is to crush out, for the time being,
again-., "whosoever shall receive and. so far th destroy the child’s
one such little child in my name,
privilege of free choice. Instead of
receivelh me,” saith Jesus. A child’s
inducing him to do right, let us get
training begin« at it's birth, and it our children to do right because it
is in those early formative years that is tight'and will be pleasing to our
we are able to make or to mar. In Heavenly Fathr. Let us also teach
the very first years Of a child’s life
them to recognize duty as more
there is that unconscious education binding than inclination
I f we do
which is more forceful than any in not do this they will suffer all their
tentional instruction we can ever lives through from a lacjt of disci
impart. The tone of voice we speak pline in this direction. Teach them
to our children in, the language we what they ought to do,when to do it,
use, or even th« ma inter in which we whether they enjoy doing it nr. n^t.
lay our babies in the < radie may in
The measure of thecbild’s ability
fiuwnee their character; and as they to do this becomes, in the long run,
grow older, the picture; on I lie welt, the measure of their practical effici
the stories told them, the snugs sung ency in whtaever sphere of life’s la
to them ,all iufiuence their sensitive bor. Oh, let us parents faithfully per
-nature«.. While we tell them the form our duty that “our sons may be
bible stories we must live the Bible as plants grown up in youth; that
virtues; uud right here I may say our daughters may be as corner
I do not believe in filling a child’s atones, polished after the sim ili
mind with silly Mother Goose tude of a palace.”
rhymes and s illy stories, for they Dear fatter aiidmntlivr, art w i fully aware
will carry the memory of them to How early In life we mutt strive to prepare
Our children Io ehooaa 'twees tbe false and
I
their grave. Let us teach our child the true,
And
leaeli
them
to
ask
what
Jesus
would
do,
ren that what th<-y sing or play If he were on earth a child like me,
they give to their fellowmen
I^ t Would he In «ubmlaalon to hl« parents be?
tot ua toe M ttfn t and true ro our trust
each tfïîle rfiy nie have some good Oto,
They a e Oodglvea treasures and we know he
thought embodied in it; not for one
moment would I rob them of the
R emarkablb C i ke o r R h e u m a
joy they get from the merry jingle t is m .— K knna , Jackson Co , W. Va
of those pleasing childhood rhymes.
—i-About three years ago my wife
A wise auntie who realized the im
had an attacl of rheumatism which
portance of early training in this
confined her to her bed for over a
direction heard the children in the i month and rendered her unable to
kindergarten «eying :
walk Without assistance, her limb«
“Tom, Tom, the piper’s son,
being'swollen to double their nor
Mole • pig and awav lie run.”
tnal sixe. Mr. 8. Maddox insisted
and disliking to have (hern assoçj
on my using Chamberlain*« Pain
ate with so dishonest person as Tom,
Balm. I purchased a fifty cent
yet knowing that the jingle was at
bottle and used it according to d i
tractive, she, with a little thinking
rections and the next morning she
arranged the following:
walked to breakfast without assist
“Toto, Tom, the blacksmith’a son,
ance in any manner, and she has
Shod a boras, when awav it had run.
Tba shoes weie strong, the nails were not had a similar attack since— A
Ha dShls work as blacxsmlths should ’ ‘ B. P ar S on For sale by R «j. Harris,
and thé children were glad to give * Bread, oakda, and all kind pf
ap the dishonest companion for an J confectionery at H. Oliver7«, Me-
hnoorablaone.
I Minnville. .Also lunch when de-
i to grow aired.
59 cis.
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Leader I I . 120 pairs of Lace Curtains, worth as high as 82 per pair,
sale price 98o
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T H R E E 8TR O N G N U M R E S OF SHOES
‘ No. I*. 150 Pair Chidrens Chocolate Lace Shoes— the very Latest
Style, W illiam s A Hoyt make-^sizes from ’8 to H , regular price 81.40,
sale price 81 18 per pair. .
No. II. l6Q*)airs same in Misses, sizes from
to 2, regular price
.81 65, sale price 81.39 per pair.
No. I I I . 280 Pair Ladies’ Shoes— Black and Chocolate-—Vesting
and Leather Tops— our regular 82 50 leader, sale price 8 t 99 per pair.
C L O T H IN G STORE D E P A R T M E N T :
Castyotfr eye on this particular notice. Huts lobe given away with
every ¿Man's Suit On the following priced suits: Suite from 85 to 87 50
we will give a hat free of charge, to the value of 81 each Suits from 88
to 812 50, we give a hat free to the value of $1.50 Suita from $13 50 to
$16 5 0 give h a llo value of $2 Suits from $17 to $26 we give hat at the
value of $2 50. A nice H at or a nice Cap and Tie will be given with
exerv C hile’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Suits during this sale.
150 dozen Men’s Balbrogan and Jersey Rihbed Underwear— the best
value on earth— at 50c, in all sizes, sale price 3 9 j, Shirts or Drawers.
During this sale we will close out 400 pairs Men’s, Boy’s, Ladies’
and Misses’ Shoe« at a big aanriflna-------• '
Remember these prices hold good for the entire 15 days, except the
samples of Gloves and Lace Curtnins, which will be closed out in one day.
R. JACOBSON & CO.
McM innville, Or.
NEW YORK
T hat
T hrobbing
H eache —
Would quickly leave you if you
used Dr King’s New Life Pills
Thqosandsof sufferers heve proved
thejr mB.rit for Sick and ‘Nervous
Headaches.
They
make pure
blood and build up your health.
Only 25 cents, money back if not
cured. Sold by R . L . H a rris .
T R I-W E E K L Y T R IB U N E .
A complete, up to date, daily newspaper three
times a week for busy people who receive their mail oftener than once a week
Contains all striking news feature« of T hk D aily T bibunk op to hour of going
to press: and is profusely illustrated.
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Regular subscription price «1.50 per year, but we furnish It as atritl subscrip.
tion
W ith DA YTON H E R A L D 6 Months 90 cents.
. Send i »? orders
May 1st, i.iOO.
to
HERALD,
DAYTON,
D ir a ST
F ob
Fast
Mall
« P- n>.
t ly e r
3:43 p. m.
8 p. m.
Dally
TIME SCHEDULES
FB oh CoarrLteD
F rom
Fast
Salt take, Denver, Ft.
Mail
Worth, Omaha, Ken-
f u City, 8t. tauls, 4:43 a. m.
Chicago and Earnr— -
Wnlla Walla, ta w Ilion,
dpokane. Mlntie«pollg
R. Paul, Duluth, Mil
waukee, hleago and «:C0a. m.
East.
o cean
rri;AMkR8.
All dnfjlnz dates kub-
Ject to change
Fat dan Frauelaco—
Hall every ffve days.
Columbia River
bteamdre.
Saturday
10 p. m.
< a, ru.
r xrepl
Sunday.
ARMITB
Astoria and Way
landings.
4p. m.
4 pm .
Ex rapt
Sufiday.
Wlllatnijtto’ River 4:30 p, m.
Steurnere. ’
Except
Oregon City. Newberg, Sunday.
Salem A Way tand'n
7 a . m.
Willamette ,t Y am 8:30 D. tn.
If so, send your gores and inscrip
Tuea Thur.
Monday,
hill Rivers.
tion to the DAYTON H E R A L D and re
and 8al.
Wednesd.
ceive a certificate which will entitle you
Oregon City, Dayton, <& Friday.
ano Way-Landings.
to participate in the distribution of
$26,000.00 to be distributed in 1000
Willamette River. 4:30 p. ni.
• a. m.
Prizes by the PRESS P U B L IS H IN G Thiirefky’A Portland to Corvallis Monday,
ASSOCIATION, or D ktboit , Mien.,
aud Way-tandlnga. Wednead.
and Fri.
among tboee making tbe nearest guess Hatnrday.
<r estimate of the population of the
taave
I I 1 I I I I I United States and Territories, not in Lv. Riparia
Snake River.
taw lstou
at 1:20 a. m.
3:30
a. m.
eluding Hawaii,Guam. Porto Rico or the
dally.
Riparlato Lewistou ' Dally.
. Philippines, aa shown by the official
For tall Information addreta,
census of lyOO, which will be takeu in
June next.
W . H. H U R L B U R T ,
G e n ’J Pass. Agent,
To the nearest eoriectguesa.................. .............................................................«15.000 00
PORTLAND: OR.
and ........................................................................... ; ............................................. 5,000 00
3rd....... . . . » ....................... .......................................... ..................
1.000 CO
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600 00
5 1 ,.’.'.'.
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300 00
6 th .... . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . ........
.......
900 00
.......
100 00
8 th ......... ’. ......................................... ..
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90 (X)
9th .................. ........................................ . . . . , «... . „ . :.............
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30 00
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96 00
17th .................... —
.......
90 00
B E E F , PORK, M U T T O N A ND
18th................................................ .......... ........... ......................
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l»t h
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90th
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15 no
To Next 180 nearest correct guesses, «5 each, amounting to .......
.......
900 00
Next 100 nearest correct guesses, |4 each, amounting to ...........
.......
400 0<f
Next 100 nearest correct guesses, «9 50 each, amounting t o .. .. ,
........
V50 00
Next 900 nearest correct guesses, $9 each, amounting to ............
.......
400 00
b A Y T O li, O R .„
Next 400 nearest correct guesses, $1 each, amounting to .............
........
400 00
DAYTON M ARKET,
LOUIS WAMBSGANS,
B utcher! Shipper
W h olesale and Retail
before
_ _ ---------------------------------------
(W Ü
H. H DRESSER
DOWNER & DRESSER
tv * r
Carriage, House, Sign
W IL L B R E A K U P
A C O L D IN T H E
H E A D O V E R N IG H T
— AND—
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
MBMDEL’8
D Y N A M IC
TABCLBS
in tome places mora fam lllarlj known aa
“the thousand dollar prescription,” act Jusl
the reverse of the old constipating cough
syrupe. They reduce and eliminate the
coagulated serum that la the cauto of oolda
and crowd tho work and effects of a week’,
old-time treatment Into twelve hours and
abort the cold In a night. It la the delay In
controlling oolda and coughs that permit«
them to devolop Into pneumonia aud almllat
Bertoni troubles. Price S3 cents.
Wo have scoured the local agenoy for thli
new scientific treatment for colds and h a v
the Dynamic Tabulea now on sale.
R L. H a r r is , Dayton.
CITY LIVERY STABLES,
McM innville, Oregon.
E.
L. W IN G ,
PAPER
T h e uuderaigned lwis opened I
a notion store in the Powell
b u ild in g , n ext door to Exon’»'
feed store.
Candies, Cigars,
Indies hats, handkerchiefs, and
a variety of goods, many of them
suitable for holiday present«. I
Prices reasonable, ('all and see |
ray goods.
H A R A T Y SERGEANT. I
B v iry T n D
ASK YOl'R DEAI.KK Olf
DEALBR IK
Diamonds, Watches, Jew
elry, Clocks, and
S IL V E R W A R E .
-
O R EG O N .
Fine watch and je w o lry ’l-epali-Ing a
specialty. Ail kinds of Jewelry manu
factured to order.
IT is too late to complain
"’fie“ “ thing is done.
.K Be •!‘, i i Jrou w t PITKIN-S PAINT flrwt mid
there will be no complaint
U lJ e t OUrdealtrdwW “Ot handle it write us
rraTiON c.
.
CEO WrPITKIN C O
Fulton and Carpenter Hta , CHtCAOO.
M UST STAND ONI
ITH OWN BOTTOM.
Gur past reputation a» paint
grinders is our best foundation
C. T. POM EROY
-
NEW
BUSINESS.
- ■ '
-‘--i
Prop’r.
First Class Turnouts.
Moot careful
•ivera.
Special attention given to tbeconvey-
ngof commercial men.
I ’ricee reasonable. Third street, be
tween E and F.
SALEM ,
HANGERS.
Shop in A. O. U. W . building— 1
lower floor— Dayton, O r .
•
CEO W P IT K IN C O
Fulton
(’ariniiiur HI*.
NfATlOH < . i’ll H’AilO.
FARM FOR SALE.
A fa rm o f 150 acre* o f ih e hesi
land in th e stale, w ith in 2J in ilcsl
o f D a y to n , is otlcrcd lor i'-’O a n i
aere, i lo o d tiro sf-iry b o o se, b u r n J
sh e d For wagon's, good o re lia r d ,l
6 0 a c re s î 11 e u ltiv irtio n . A r a r e !
b a rg a in I n q u ir e o f Oregon E x
c h a n g e , or a t Ih e I I k k à I.D office.
A
• »inter to P a in t P u rc h a s e rs .
P i t k i n ’s P aint. P ro te c ts.
T a k e N o t ic e .— Residents of ASK YOUR
D
ayton
and v ic in ity going to D EA LER OR CEO W P IT K IN CO
13 acres good land? 8J4 In cultivation,
Fultun and I'afpeiihit Hlrtela,
3 acres in prune«, a number of apple Salem , who wish to obtain the
tree« in bearing^» great variety of ainall heat 15 c a n t meal in the c ity , w ill STATION C.
» . - -CH1CA<><).
frulta, 6 roometl house, barn 24x30, and
One of the beat wells of water in tho call at 341 C o m m ercial street,
county; one-fourth mile from school first door north of Dam on B ro .
BO YEARS*
house in Dayion. Inquire of Oregon E x
EXPERIENCE
store. Fret-class beds. F a m ily
frow any on
change,
or
at
H
krald
office.
Terms
fprem c h a w
oanftiTM.
•
______ ____ i v*r
trnde a specialty.
G ive us a
”5? SI6-&1 reasousbie.
tria l.
irnanuitoeH
PR08PER0U8
A8K YO UR
M R S . I’ . M . H A N S I! A W .
D E A L E R OR
PRINTERS
-
Proprietor.
,
4 l« rj» F m « e h m w a m ^
on d U ka o n lv n ._ O n ra a « M aa ia k . mon«; foot.
I RAUC. «WlFsreev»
CEO. W. PITKIN CO
la»»—
H O U 8 E A N D LOT
D e « igns
’ Fulton and
.
C
ofvriohts 4c.
s a i s ttsA a sa S ä S “ "w- ' '
Carpenter
Htreeta
PITKIN’S
Anyana sending aakatrh and de-erf pti'mn’«r
nTATIOK c .
A good 5 ropm house and lot antrklv
aseerlaln onr optnton free whether as
¡nvanünn la Probably p a le n f-M e ro n 'm u n 'Ç *-
PAINT.
C H IC A G O .
in D ayton, e e iitra lly located, is tlon« atrietlvenn«dantlat Ilamlbnok on I a
sent free. Oldest aeeney f.»r»ae»rin» (wteno.
Patents taken thrm iah Mnnn A to. retelv«
A
W TANTEll SEVERAL PERSONS FOR RÍÜ- offered hirsute very cheap.
apeeMMdlca,
without charge, lu the
Vv trlct Office Manigera In this state to rep variety of fru it trees, good well,
S
c
k
M
i f i e A m e r ic a n .
resent me in their own aud «uriauudlng coun
aUkSkffîl, .£25 ties. Willing to pay year I- Rmn. payable weakly. woodshed, barn— corner lot. In-
A bandarnnaly lllu itra te d weekly. Larve-t rir;
Duslroble employment with nnnsual oportast-
.»•
.
.
...
ties. References exchanged. Enclose self I QUir© &t tills office.
rotation of any orient lOe tonma .
year
Sold
by y all
addressed «tamped envelope. 8. A. Park. CM i
. __________________
v S T : four
'n , 'm months,
trn tta /Z 4L
L W
d h
a ib n - - ' e j
Caiton Building, Chicago
TO
T
H
E
D
E
A
F
—
A
rich
lady,
kow e v k w . can — ]
Total, 1.000 prizes, amounting to .Û , .
FO R B A LE.
...7.895,000 00
MONTROSE OICYCLI
P atents
use
I f you have a pump that needs ' '■” ¡¡¡"6 of
ber Deafuewaitii Noi»e» in Ijer
w n rlr t h « l ^ i ’ Nrfb ’ C r N khokou a A ritilki«! Ear
rep airin g o r any tin work tuaA rorumH, g„ve » oamw to Iris Institute «o
you w ant done cal Io n A b id ill, he that .«leaf poople umihie
procure
will do the work in good shape the Ear Drums may have them free.
AddreM Ro. 0034, The Nii liojaun lusti-
and at riawnabla coat.
- , T uta, 760, Kigtli Aveaue, New York.
r e n a ir tm r o r
"ÄH
n
u n v t in
A R R IV A L
, «»fc-
- Batter 35
K g i .l t 'i
wheat 42 1
-
Job printi
at low rate«
compare fa’
where.
Fine cig
The the
in the shade.
John Oonli
treoble, le no<
I f you wa
tore, you wi
Freak wli
OREGON,
D. . JJQWNEB.
$25,000 IN 1000 PRIZE’* Ex. 3 p. Sunday
la.
To
A R E YO U IN T E R E S T E D
IN T H E
GREATEST COUNTRY
ON T H E GLOBE?
,
Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
U N I'
Security.
ulor aeMiori
W. of the W
member« in
second Mtnt
TTTASTKII SRVKRAI. l-KH-f'-
'/!'
W trlet office Managers In Ihi. mele
1
sent me In Uielr own end surroundingemiBiir
W illing'to pay yearly »WV. payahM »erjiy-
peairalfle cmiifoymenl nltn un"»'>*> "Jd"
nltlea Re la re 11 era eiftlianged Ktif In«* •» ,, ,
addrea-ed stamped envelope
A l«>l.;'-v i
Caston Bulldlag. t jijeago.
the tther
rua of bufii
M I m Ann
land on Frit
Monday in
.yigusta An
M F ’return,
writing at 1
N. Bred)«
tho rear of I
Bradly will
lor. Aa 1
will «apply
vicinity witl
Portland.
M illiner
Louisa Ba
Straw hi
Nichole A
On Mont
head of el
was a good
Read ad
Raisers,” i
L.' Bradley
in n abort
graphic tour,
Tbe fine weal
Mra. Pax
carpet for 1
is greatly
account of
lence.
D. A. 8n
ance at the
vention wh
week, «aye 1
tbueiaam
cause.
A ll road
8t<ffe in Mi
get' the
egga or eas
Henry
ago, conti
L. Boirie,
landing, c
building
aaaieted b
A lot
received
will be f
soon and
nery offei
Buy th
only imp
market.
Dayton.
L . Brt
by 8. B.
view of
cbwrch,
orated f<
„Mrs. L
of her ei
het«, be
Thia a g
Li get bi
In el
there ie 1
^•eved by
era, and
has beet
hy the u
parton«
whenevc
th at it a
other II vi
A ,H
Urge «oi
head de
head” w
Rant on,'
Halve oi
• guarar
k L.