DAYTON
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Printed and Published a t Dayton,
Yamhill County, Oregon by
H brald Publishing Co.
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VOL. XV
DAYTON, OREGON,, FRIDAY. APRRtL 20, 1900.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Oregonian oa sale et Harris’.
Tropical fruits at postoffloe store.
W. OF THE W.
The preapaeb ie good for a large
OLD H IC K O R Y C A M P , NO. 2 0 0 - cbeyry crop.
tfoudnien of the World meet every 8at-
There haa been perfect spring
orilay evening, at Woodman hall. Day-
ten, Oregon. Visiting Neighbors wel. weal her this week.
1900.
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H A S COM E A N q £L SO
J. Q. L A M B E R T , Clerk.
F. H . O D E LL, C. C.
w „,e
Mr. M iller, druggist with R. L.
Harris, contemplates going to Nome
WOMEN or WOODCRAFT in a ehort time. ' j
“ The w n shinee bright, and the
JProeperity Circle No, 200 Women of
Noolcraft, meets every Thursday evsn- bird« are, singing all the day,” in
. iikg in Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. Vis the W illam ette valley.
iting Neighbois always welcomed
MRS. L O U IS A C .G A B R IE L ,« .N .
MISS H A T T IE O. U O W D Y , Clerk.
A ccording to the view« ad
vanced by some people, Lafnyette
w ill boom now. I t has new sa
A. O. U.
loon.
flarmony Ixxlge No. 28, Ancient Order
ery-H
of .Uniteti workm en, meets every-Satur
Mrs. W. 8. Wade and children, of
day night in A. O. U . W. hall. . D«: yton,
McMinnville,
have Keen „ere
here m
this
rK hera
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is
Or.
Visiting b
I,ret
hern cordially
cordiali
reived.
GKO. C. BERTRAM, M. W. < week visiting Mrs R. M. Woolworth,
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W. E. G A B R IE L , Ree.
Mrs. Wade's mother.
W.
D. OF H. A. O. U. W.
Unity Lodge No., 17,^Degree of -Honor,
meets every Tuesday
a . w . to»n,
here always w<______
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the A. O.
Visiting m«
MISB W B8A A. B E R T R A M ,
Chief of Honor.
M I8 8 LE N A S T IL W E L L , Ree,
UNITED ARTISANS
th at city thisweek.
Mrs. Louisa Baxter has gone to
Arrives.
Colfax Washington, where she will
~~S;Wa.
visit her brother, E. Mefford. I f
lie s » , m .
4-JSp. a*.
she regains her health she may re-
^^m ain and «sake her botte In Wash-
ton.
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a.
Mrs. Roy M artin is assitisng
Miss W innie Baxter to sail off Mrs.
Baxter’s millinery goods.
They
are offering great bargains, in rib
bons, flowers, hate and other arti
cles of m illin ery.
The thermometer on Tuesday, weat up t o i l
In the (hade.
Julia Uould, who has dropsy and heart
trouble, le now cenflued to bud.
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That was an unusualQccdrrence,
the purchasing by Harris A Nich
ole of Dayton, of the - drug store of
I f you want Bradley to take your pic Harris A Nichols of Riddle South
ern Oregon. I t is beneficial to new
ture, you will have to be in a harry.
Frank wlrfs who lately took charge of firm in more ways than one.
the Bherldsp hotel, hits s muoh belter
Roy Gabriel who returned from Ash
run of bufluess than be anticipated.
land, Southern Oregon, last week, where
Miks Annie Long came up.from Port he attended college, says th a tH . Clark,
Chas Moore, late of Dayton, and others
land ou Friday last, and remained until from this eounty, who are now
Monday morning.
H er sister. Miss of Ashland, are well pleased
Augusta Armstrong, accompanied her on section, and are doing well in their
her’retnrn, and will take lessons in type different lines of business.
E veryb o d y busy— furm erff get
writing at Portland.
N . Bradley has built an addition on
the rear of the express office, which Mrs.
lirsdly w ill occupy as an ice eream par
lor. As soon as the eeasou opeus she
will supply the cltixene of Dayton and
vicinity with first class ioe cream from
Portland.
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
W ith a large and w e ll assorted
8toc,k of m erchandise. For good
K°ods and bargains go to
T he Red Front.
YOU ARE
L. Bradley informs ns that he will start
reports Sheridan flourishing and
in a short time on his annual photo
prosperous.
M r.
L aF o llet is
graphic tour, accompanied by 8. B. Fay.
looking, over, the county w ith a
The fine weather is poshing them.
view o f placing hitnslef before
Mrs. Paxson lately wove a rag the people for C ounty Recorder.
carpet for M re. Sarah Dorsey, wjiich
is grestly admired by the ladies, on
O. M. Harris mads a business
account of its beauty and excel visit to Dayton, Monday. He is
lence.
well pleased with his new home at
D. A. Snyder who was in attend-, Riddle, Southern Oregon. He, and
ance a t the prohibition state con bis partner, E. C. Nichols, both late
vention which met in Portland last of Dayton, are well pleased with
week, says that there was mtfch en the out look in their line of business
thusiaarn manifested in the gqod — that of dealers in drugs— at R id
dle. M r . Harris left here Tuesday.
cause.
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A ll roads lead to the R acket
Thos. K a y , m anager and p rin
SUfre in M c M in n v ille , where you cipal stock holder of the Salem
the most goods for your Woolen M ill» Co,, and father of
eggs o r cash.
■Thos. K a y , fo rm erly o f the firm
-Henry Bertram who some months o f K a y A Todd M c M in n v ille ,
««d, contracted to build a ham for had 'a surgical operation per
L. Boirie, on bis place at Weston formed last week at St. V in c e n t’s
landing, commenced work on the hospital Portland. T h e last re
building this week. He is being
port he was not altogether out of
assisted by Ed. Hadawgy.-
d a n g e r.-
A lot of new foghorn hats Ju st
Harold Strong of Corvallis, a late
received at Mrs. Baxter’s.“ They
will be sold nt low prices. Call resident of the vicinity of Dayton,
soofi and see the bargains in m illi was a passenger on the steamer
nery offered by her.
— Ruth Monday, on his way to San
Francisco, where he expects to re
Buy the A bdill Gopher Gun— the
main about two months.
Mr.
only improved gopher gun in the
Strong’s father had an interest in
market. For sale by G. B. Abdill,
the sawmill at Mission landing
Daytou.
with J W. Forsyth, several years
L. B rad ley, th e artist, assisted ago.-- Ha now owns the saw n^l at
by 8. B. F a y , took a very fine Corvallis, and has been shipping
view o f the in te rio r o f th ff’M . E. hard'-wood lumber to San Francisco,
church, as it appeared when dec To lqok after the lumber partly, and
other business is’what takes Harold
orated for Easter bervicea.
Mrs. Ijooisa Baxter w ill dispose to* the Golden Gate CUy.
of her entire stock of m illinery,
The entertainment apd social
hets, bonnets and ribbons at cost. gi vería t the Evangeliogl’çburch on
This a good opportunity for ladies last Friday evening wAs.a^uocees,
t>> get bargains
and e entertaih
nnrgains in that
an»* line
» im ».
financially, socially, ana
n te rta in -
In almost every neighorhood Ingly. Every one— members of the
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ff* Laa
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a idrfoçiety,
ll
— and every òne attend-
there is some
one whose li
life
has L
been
saved by ChamberlainVColfo, Choi, ing— pAid the admittance — ten
ers, and Diarrhoer Rfemedy.or who cents»’ And all appeared to fully
has been cured of obronic diarrhoea enjoy the entertainment and the
by the use of th at medicine. Such square meal afterward. Those—
prrsons make s point of telling it old and young— wl o contributed
whenever opportunity offers, hoping their talent in assisting in the en
that it may Its the means of saving tertainment performed their parts
other lives. For sale by R L. Harris. in a very pleasing manner. Tba en
A . H orribi . x O u tb r e a k — “O f teraient as a whole waa a very pleas
large sores on my little daughter’s ant one. The receipts amounted to
head developed into a case of scald over 917. Hare we w ill state that
head” writes: C. D. Iabill of Mor the ladies of the Evangelical Aid
ganton, Tenn., hut Bucklena Arnica Hooiety, have pever «eked for free
Halve completely cured her. I t ’s advertising for any entertainment
' • guaranteed cure fof Ecsema, Tet- that they have ffivefi, but hpve
‘ I bill asrendered with-
trr, Salt Rheum, pimples, 8ores, ways paid tbs
Other
Ulcer a and piles. Only 25 ^cental out question and prompt!
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aid
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allartzl.
NO. 50
Mrs. Wm, Miller, of Salem, died
at 4 a. m , Satiirday, April 14, ofrl
paralysis. Mrs. M iller was a sister
of the iste deceased A. Stouten
of the Unionvsle neighborL____
She was born in Holland, and came
to America with her parents, i t the
age of 12, and had been a resident
of Oregon about 30years. 8hKwas
86 years of nge at her death,
cessed, who married J. Burndick,
also deceased, for many years re
sided at Wheatland. Several years
ago she married Wm. Miller, of
Salem, “ Uncle Billy M iller,” a< he
ie familiarly known, who survives
her.
The funeral took place at
Hopewell Sunday last, conducted
by Rev; J". Bowereoxt Deceased
was known to many here.
CHICAGO STORE.
McMinnville, Oregon.
Don’t be Store Dressed.
D o n ’t buy of the dealer who makes you
look ready-made.
O ur nej&bgring town, Lnfay
ètte, appears to have somewhat
of a real estate boom. A n u m
ber o f real estate transfers have
been made there lately, mostly
at low ffgOTes. One of the best
pieces o f-p ro p erty in the town,
the house on w hich, b u ilt by
Rev. Gay, at a cost of 91600,
while pastor o f the Presbyterian
church at th at place, since when
he moved tq, Dallas, where he
died, and the property sold, we
are informed for 9400.
C lothing m aking is an exact science now
ad ays— and we’ve got the m anufacturer
who knows how to make his every suit a
made-to-ojder in fit. style, finish,, and save
you h a lf the usual cost.
Come see the ht w Business Suits— Sack
Coats and Cutaway— single or double breast
ed Waistcoats— the nobbiest Clothes you
w ill find outside of New Y o rk.
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M e n ’s Sack Suits and Young M en ’s Sack
Suits in all the desirable fabrics— choice
weaves and beautiful patterns.
rbor day was well observed
cordially -asked to call and in by A Day
ton" public school. Four
spect our large and w ell selected nice maple trees selected by
Robert E a rl, were set out on the
lin e of W ALL PA PER . 5 cents schoQl
grounds. A num ber of
per roll, up.
■ th e parents o f pupils, and others
visited the school aftd were much
R. L. H ARRIS,
interested
in
the
exercises
Teachers and scholars were full
D. B. & S. of enthusiasm in observance of
BLUE SERGES—
T h e great “ C. & B .” speciality— have an
a ir of distinction— thermost pleasing effects
im aginable for Spring and Sum m er.
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The
Arbor Day.
D O N ’T
FORGET
THAT
L. E. W A L K E R ,
“C. &
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M anufacturer stands back of us, so our
guarantee Is broad a n d jib e ra l.
Come in and see|the new styles— all the
different models of underwear— Newest Ties,
Hats and Furnishings are here. . — ‘
W e are informed th at Easter
services at the N orth Y a m h ill M
E. church last Bunday, were very
interesting». T h e singing was
very fine. Rev. D . H . Leech,
the pastor, prides him self on
having the best choir in Y a m
h ill county, as he believes.
Is th e place to go to bu y your
G roceries & .C anned -G oods ,
I t is very quiet here now.
OHIOA»© STOHB.
. Cash, paid for B utter and Eggs, Several
days the first of the week
there was scarcely any one on
dom e on everybody.
the street d u rin g tho day. F a rm
F R E SH BR EA D E V E R Y D A Y . ers beipg busily at work, do not M c M i n n v i l l e
come to town u n til nig lit, when
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L. E. W A L K E R , M M
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tin g in crops, hop growers get
tin g hop yards in good shape,
The Fairchild’s slaters, of Fairdale,
some m akin g garden, and others thia county, were gneetee of Mrs. De
fix in g u p th e ir premises or eu- Fords last weak. W hile in Dayton they
met many frlende, who sincerely sympa
gaged in other work
F u s e — Any lady purchasing a
tailor
made suit from Saturday,
M illinery goods at coat at Mrs
April 21, until Saturday, May 5,
Ivouisa Baxter's.
at R. Jacobson A Co.’s, McMinn
Straw hat« in great quantity at viile, w ill be presented with a nice
Nichole A Gabriel.
parasol o ra sun shade. Resd their
On Monday H a rry 8tarr bad 75 special seven day sale ad on fourth
head of sheep sheared. The clip page.
was a good one.
C. B. b aF o ilo t, m erchant of
Read advertisem ent “ T o Stock 8 h e rid a n , made short call at the
Raisers,” in another colum n.
H e r a l d office Wednesday. H e
K. L. Harris.
A T TH E R E D FRONT,
Easter services at the churches
in Dayton wer largely attended.
The decorations were beautiful sud
appropriate, and the exercises in
teresting and pleasing.
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A wß A , ß f P A R T U H k O F
Kntter 3d cents per roll.
Eggs .11 cents per dozen,
wheat 42 cents per bushel, '
•fob printing done in latest style, and
at low rates at H kb Aim office. Work will
compare favorably with that done else
where.
Pine cigars a t poetofflue store.
redGoods
■ ■ M M H bmbuvichols & Q A R R t y k d
Security Assem biy No. IS, meet in reg-
Rev. J. Bowersox and wife drove
enlng in
ulsr session evoty Monday evening
to
Hillsboro Wednesday, where Mr.
Visiting
W . of the W. hall, a t 7 :80 p . s
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A publie social every B. w ill attend the United Evangel
members invited
second Muuria y la each month.
ical conference, which meets in
A R R IV A L
.a
Cards, Posters. Circulars.
Letter and Bill Heads, etc
DA 7T0N HERALD Office.
91 per year in advance; 91 25 if
paid before 6 months ; 9L5O i f « a t
paid before 6 mo«.; 92 at expiration
of year. No deviation from thia.
in n v il l e
they do th e ir trading.
D IE D .
Henry Oliver, j r , of McMinn
Frank Stratton Dearborn, a prominent btial - ville, willl>e a passenger for Nome
neat aad society man of Salem died at Qood on the first steamer leaving Port
Samaratta hospital, • Portland, orr TtoSday
land ìn May. H e n rf, who has been
morning, at« o'clock, after aa lilneee of Sre
thise with them in the recent bereave months; aged «7 year». Laat November de in Alseka since the gold excite
ment of their mother and sister. They ceased wa* stricken with typhoid fever, and ment, says that is the country for a
went to Portland Monday by boat, and llugered until death relieved bla «Uffe ring. man man to make money in.
Deceased wee born In Engene, Oreoon, Febru
expected to remain there a short time; ary 12, IMS. One year later the family moved to
General merchandise can be pur
after which they will take the steamer' Salem, where he »pent hie life, with the exeep- chnsed as cheap for cash at Nich
for Redland, c * l/, where they expect to ‘ Ion of two yeere, when he wee employed in
the book atore of J. K. 0111 A Co., Portland. ols A Gabriels, Red Front, Dayton,
reside.
Ah at 10 yean ago he engaged ta the bo ok aad as anywhere in county.
The officers on the steamer Ruth stationery butlneee, and by good bualueu tact,
All kinJs and style of fishing
did not have an opportunity, as and fair dealing built up a large and flourish
they hoped, to participate in Easter ing business. He leave«* widowed m othjr, tackle nt M. G. Stonebrink’s jewelry
Sunday exercises at Corvallis, last Mrs. Helen A. Dearborn,ofSelem, one brother, store. W ill behold very cheap.
Richard H. Dearborn, attending Cornell Uni.
Sunday. Instead they made a run ve-elnty, at Ithaca, N. Y.; three sisters, Mrs.
Nichols A Gabriel received a lot
to Cumming’s landing and took on a Scott Bosorth, of Salem; Mrs, E. Shtlley Mor new goods this week. They keep
partial cargo of J436 sacks of wheat gan, and Mrs. A. L. J^cCully, Portland. Mrs. I adding to their large sleek.
for Oregon City. Ther waa a large B.F. Swlckof Dayton, waaan aunt to deceased, I
she being a sister to his mother. The funeral
. T O T H E PU B LIC .
number of passengers on board for was held Thursday at 2 JO p m ta M E church, >
Portland, on the down trip Mon Salam, Rev, John Parsons, ,D D, oSklattng; the i Section 5 of the bicycle laws of
several order* of which deceased waa a mem tie State of Oregon provides:
day.
ber, attending ta e ttody; bnrlal In Rural cem
8pction 5 The absence of the
Following are names of those of etery.
M ra u d M ra D r B P Swlck drove up to
Dayton Prairie school, who were Salem Wednestay scccmpsnld by their daugbt- i proper tag from any bicycle shall
be considered prima facie evidence
neither absent or lardy for month er, Mlse Fay Swlck, to attend funeral.
ending April 13:
Flora Ross
Virna Baxter,
Lloyd Goodrich,
Katie “
Aleck “
Agnes
“
Annie “
Orr
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Lottie “
Sarah
“
R hoda “
Basil
Mattie Freeman,
Ella Baxter,
Kalllev Rasmussen.Charley “
Lucy Freeman
„Fred
LxNAT?Tii.wBLL, Teacher.
Democratic primaries in this pre
oinct will be Jield to morrow.
County nominating convention will
he held Saturday, April 28 at Mc
Minnville.
S preads L ik e W il d f ir e — When
things ere “ the best” they become
“the best aaUing.’L «Abraham Hare,
a leading druggist,wf Relfeville, O ,
writes: “ Electric Bitters are the best
selling hitters I have handled in 20
years. You know why? Most di
eeases begin ip disorders of stom
ach, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood
and nerve«. ; Electric Bitters tones
up the stomach, regulates the liver,
kidneys and bowels* purifier the
blood, strengthens the nerves, hence
cures multitudes of maladies. It
builds up the entire system. Puts
new life and vigor into any-weak,
sickly, rundown men or woman.
Price 80 cents. Sold bj R. L H a r
ris, Druggist,-
Dr. J. C. Michaux, formerly of
Lafayette, having located -in Mo
Minnville for the practice of his
profession, and “ w ill be pleased to
meet any of his old friends <mm
here or elsewhere at his rooms Nos.
7 and 8. Union Block, McMinnville.
COM PANY.
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w orth of goods to be closed out for
Cash or Produce, during the next
few months, making it a
GRAND CASH REMOVAL S A L E
W e propose to sell our entire stock completely out so as to have
n othing to move. W e will remove to the Burns Corner as sooivas
th e build in g is combleted. B rin g your Cush or Produce and get
the best bargains ever offered.
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The Grange & Farm er’s Co.
C H J V S . P. N E L S O N , M a n a g e r.
that the tax has not been paid : It
Builders’ Hardware, Paints, Oils &
G LA SS.
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND LATH
The New Blue Front
Notice of Final Settlement. M IL L IN E R Y STO R E ,
New Lines in Millinery-
THE COTTAGE.
J. F. STAIGER,
SALEM. -
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OREGON.
HATS,
BONNETS,
R IB B O N S ,
FIRST CLASS TRIMMER.
B IC Y C L E S A N D B IC Y C L E S U N
D R IE S .
G endren, Crawford and Cres
cent wheels, at prices from 920
to 940.
A ll wheels guaranteed, and
w ill be sold on installm ent plan.
R. M . W A D E CO.
M o M in n ville.
Chopping done every Saturday a t the
“ Letter heads, cards, envelopes, or
any other printing neatly done at White Warehouee. A No. 1 stone burr.
• J. W. EXOM.
the H brald office. Remember this
No, you do not have to send away
when you want printing done.
from Dayton to get Job printing done
Fenn produce taxen in exchange Bring your.Job work to the H brad ofitoce
Confectionery of ell Rind at poetoffice
at the New Blue Front M illinery
atore.
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Store.
which he w ill eta id at hie place
this Sum m er.
Freeh roaated peeautaettbe puetofflee
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The steamer City of Xngene, which has been shall be the duty of any and all
tied up at Portland for some time, having been. peace officers, deputy sheriffs and
J O IN T E S
&
A L A M S .
In charge of the United State* Marshal, being
bicycle tax collectors to seixe, se
held for indebtedness by th e osnere to Ike offl
can, crew end others, to the amount of near curely’ and safely hold all such W E M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y OF
«0000, was sold on Tui-sday fortl.WO. T h F p n r bicycles, until the levied tax and 91
chasers, who got a great bargain, were B F additional has been paid as a fine
Cauley, the hotel man of Portland, Tom Nord
for each non payment.
by, of the Shaver raneportatlon Co., end Ole
Therefore, all bicycle owners are
Olsen, drummer. Before close of day-of sale
the purehaaers were offered «2,00) for the boat notified that this lax must be paid
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Rev. 8. 8nyder, of Newberg, la assisting at once.
M ANUFACTURE
Rev C E Crandall ta revival meetings at the
W. G H enderson ,
M E church, with some success. He w ill, next
Sheriffof
Yam
hill
Co.
M c M in n v il l e , O kkoon .
Snndtv, at IO:SO a m, preach on the "Unpa»
AH bicycle taxes In vicinity ol Dayton »hnnld
donsble 8ln,” end at 7:80 bn the “Oeneral
be paid to the undei-elgned collector et Dayton-
Judgment " All sre invited.
M. O. STONERRINK.
There hoe been a alight change in the time of
arrival of train from Portland ta the evening,
which makes arrival of train here some min
utes later Thin formerly. The train now leave*
Notice Ie herebv given to *11 concerned that
Portland at 5:05 p m. arriving here et *:5R p m.
P roprietor .
D A Y TQ N , OREGON
the nndereigned, the'dnly appointed, qualified
R. D. Calavnn, the Lafayette Snd acting adntlnlatrator, with * copy of the
liverym a n , says lie w ill keep w ill annexed, of Peter Wlrfe, deceased, ha*
First clsss in every respect.
dnly Hied ta the County Court of the State of
good teams and rigs, and he Oregon, for the County of Temhill, Bla final
Rates from 91 to 92 per d a y . Spec
w ill furnish them at reasonable account*, inch admlnl.frator, aynd »aid court
ial ^Hlteijtioti psid to Commercial
hat art TUESDAY the 5th day of JUNE, A. D.
charge.
1M0, At the hour of one o'clock p. m. a. the
Travelers. Sample rooms in con
T h e B est in T he W orld .— We time, and the Comity Coart room ta the city of
nection
McMinnville, 1« aaid county, a. th* place to
believe Chamberlain’s Cough Rem hear
«eld Anal account, and of objection* And e v e ry th in g u .u a lly -ltc p t In a first
edy is the best in the world. A thereto, end to the allowance thereof.
olaas m illin e ry e s t a b l i s h m e n t . I have
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DOUSE A N D ’ I j OT.
em ployed a
A few weeks ago we suffered with Dated thia ljth day of AprlftA. D. i'JOO.
F. J. w iR rs ,
a severe cold and a troublesome
A good 5 room honne mid lot
Admlntiitrator, with a copy of the will
cough, and.having read their ad-
in D s ito ii, ceiitrullv In-nh-d, is
anwexeffof Peter Wlrfa, deceased.'
B u tte r, oggn and fa rm produeo tag en
vertisements in our own and other
offered lor 9iil»> very rlieiip. A
In exclmiigt-.
t
papers we purchased a bottle to See
if it would effect ua. I t cured us
before the bottle was half used. It
is the beat medicine out for colds
and coughs.— The Herald, Ander
sonville, Ind. For sale by R. L
Harris.
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
barber shop, end get a smooth
-shave or your hair trimmed in the
latest style.
B oor fob S it t in g — Full blooded
fiesh Plymouth Rock egg’ — 18 foir
50 cents. ■ Inquire at this office.
F in e cigars and confectionery
at A. D etm erin g ’s.
F o b S a l b .— A 14 inch W e ir
8 u lk y Plow.
F irs t class, and
alm ost new. W ill be sold very
low. W ould trade for.a good
cow.
M o r r is C a i n , Daytou.
GRANGES FARMER’S
Beet quality aad oheapuat stationery nt
etoro.
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