Dayton herald., April 27, 1900, Image 1

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W. OF T H E W.
OLD H IC K O R Y
,
Joh n O o u ld is v e ry HL
C A M P , NOt 2 0 0 - . la eonaM ered d o u b tfu l.
Woodmen of the World meet every Sat-
xanrw
u f t Wwwaxlm*»*
an
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venin
g, a
W o od m an I*
h m
a 11
ll. A
Day-
lot, Oregon-
V is itin g N e ig h b o rs w e l-
lV U v .
H ie
T T
Mrs. Dr. Courtney and children were
visiting In Newberg this weak.
A
J
I „ In conversation with Mr. Milee of
x -v -z -v -a
H A S C O M E A N D A L S O '«
J. Q, L A M B E R T . Clerk.
T a . OP K L L , C. C.
L The coast range of mountains
were ooverud with snow on Thors-
day morning.
WOMEN o» W OODCRAFT
M r. add Mrs. J. B Riley who
Proeperity Circle No. 200 Women of
yoodpr«ft, meets every Thursday aven- have been on the siok list the past
jif in Woodman hall, Dayton,-Or. V ia week, have recovered their usual
¡ting Neigh bo« a always weleoma.
health.
MRH. LO U 18AC . O A B B IK L .G .N .
Miss Luicile De Forde who has
B G. GOWDYTfcierk.
MISS H A T T IE
br an in Pendleton last six months,
is making an extended visit to
A. O. U. W.
Harmon ^L o dge No. 28, Ancient Order 8pokane, Washington, with rela­
•f U n ite d . „ ______
»every Satur- tives and friends.
'day night in A O. D . W. h a ll, Dayton,
M r. M iller w bo baa been with R.
Or. Visiting bref
b rv tb e n cordially rr
Mived.
GEO- C
_ B E R T R A M , M .W . L H arris several months, assisting
W. E. GAB!
! in bis drug store, left here Monday
ABR1EL,
E L . Ree.
for Portland. He will soon leave
that eity for Nome.
D. OF H . A. O. U. W,
«iron-
money
intain
news-
and,
of tbia
[ H er a ld
fa w ill
»lead
HJR
»B R O R
' - Yr*kiH
ünii’rUd« Ä w‘ ®'
** *>. * o. o.
oeetoavary Tuesday nig .h t in the A. , ■ ’ «®f this city, is in a prosperous
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U . Wi hall, Dayton, Or. Vinttinä
¡condition. • A number of neg
bars alaraya w om a.
mmmbsrs have been initiated into
Y E 8 A A. B E R T R A M ,
Chief of Honor.
the lodge la te ly . •
M I8 8 L E N A S T IL W E L L , Bee.
Min
at t R e red fro |W
QNI IT E D
ARTISANS
W. of th e’ ____
members invited A put---------
second Monday In each month.
BisHor’s AppoiNTMRNes — Bisbop
R. Dabs, D. D. will preach at
A R R IV A L ANÔ AiEfPARTURk OF Pleasantdale at 7 :30 p. m. Thurs­
day, M ay 8 { at Dayton, Friday,
Laavaa Dayton.
Asrtvaa.
£*■7 4»
10:30 a. m .; at Lafayette
rasa m.
Friday eve, May 4, a t 7 :30 p. m
•ABa. m.
l i s t a aa
lW y .a .
4'JSp. aa
Andy Mabee, while at *work in
**!>■■■
T:up.as.
the W illam ette Palp and Paper
Butter 35 cents per roll.
„
M ills, at Oregon C ity, last week,
Egw 11 cents par doaen.__
had his right hand sawn nearly off
| - wheat 42 canto per bushel.
by a circular saw. E. Mabee his
Jeb>rinting done in latent style, and
father went down to Oregon City
at low'rataeat H « bald office. Work will
compare favorably with that done else- to see bis son.
-where.
We are informed that work on t
Fine cigars a t poatofllue store.
Y am h ill locks was again
E va MOBLI c A d — Preaching a t Dayton menoed on Monday. The farmers
next Sunday at 11 a- aa., and Wheatland and those who have teams, being
-very busy, it ha» been difficult for
at 3 p. m.
James Hamilton took a group of the the contractor to get teams to work
pupils of the public school and teachers at the locks.
the At-
„ ’ the
•Union,
lin« their
«■•porta,
til pleeee
truotoa'*
lenta w ill
on Thursday.
«
and w e ll Assorted
stock of merchandisei. Far good
cmnHa .^ 4 bargains go to
If.
N IC H O L S & GABRIEL.
_______ The R ed Front.
I Y O U A R E
'
cordially asked to call and in­
sp ect o ty large and w ell selected
line of W A L L PA PE R . 5 cents
per roll, up.
R. D HA RR. tr
D. B. & S.
D O N ’T
FORGET
Sign
I s th e place to go to buy your
« anned G oods .
Cash paid for. B utter and Eggs.
Gome on everybody.
F R E SH BR EA D E V E R Y DA Y .
E
R
i
E
s
-Tuaaday.,.
• t Hillsboro last week.
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THAT
L. E. W ALKER.. 7
The roof of Lafayette seminary caught probably B it e chicken and other
Ire Wednesday from a spark. The tiré lik e good things prepared for the
department was called out, but the lire
occasion.
was extinguished before it got o good
start.
T h e republicans o f D ayto n
I
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F. Huddleston went to Portland precinct gained the prixe nom ­
Saturday on the Modoc, to visit bis in atio n , a t the county convention
..,
Sheridan has fallen into line and
- sou Ito lp h an d fam ily.
on
JJ. A . A id e r m an - n i ------ ---------------- n- rrj.
o f this
ity y , , was
inated
r|tio n
n . . I I t t looks
The Yamhill
ib d m h iv County
o u u ij Baptist.
aap usi Sunday
o u n o a y iw
»uio c
v i»
wus nom
n o m in
a te « ] fo
lo ritio
looks aa
aa though
though Dayton
Daytc
Bebool Association and B. Y. P. u . w ill sheriff.
M r. A ld erm an stands a would be left out in the cold i f she
•meet at Dayton, Tuesday and Wadaee- good show to be elected to th a t don’t get A move on. The cream-
day, May i * and lg.
.
— '
| ffice.
•
ery business is being agitated in all
of «my
any
Rev. J. Bowet-Sox waa again appointed
«fT. A . C. Gowdy came up I I W " illam ette valley towns ui
pastor of the Evangelical ehurch Dayton, from P ortland on his wheel lust Preten,,on?’ and man7 of ‘ he towns
6} the Evangelical conference which met S u n d a y m orninir and «isn't the araarranK,ng. and BOme have al-
Ï ESSER
R E P U B L IC A N
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r w ^ ill ^
i G a g R
o _
c
The revival meetings at the
E. church
prepare
ood_
church atitl continua Much interest!*
ner
for
voters
and
others
on
elec­
■anifeeted, and there has been a nom
tion day, June 4. T h e y trill
Mr of .conversions. .
McMinnville, Oregon.
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
eb
D r . B. F. Swiek expects to leave
hereon Monday for Bastern Oregon,
where be w ill remain daring the
auarner. H e w ill praotiee bis pro-
ternion— dentistry, while there
--- Baopisaf
| informed by him
ware fully determined to
secure the location and operating of
the beet sagar factory at that place.
We are pleased to learn that the
citisene of the enterprising neigh­
boring town Are sa determined in
their efforts to secure the factory, an
enterprise that will not alone ben­
efit Newberg, but thè whole of
Yam hill county, and portions of
other counties.
The enterpire
should be encouraged in every wav
by every eitixen of the I county,
c
and
i l l by those In tbe near vi-
eepeoially
oinity of Newberg. I t would ap­
pear that people in this town and
vicinity should give all encourage­
ment possible. I t is evident that
capitalists would not invest as
great amount $f mousy aa will be
required to establish a bast sugar
factory, without knowing that it
will pay ail concerned. And tbe
company proposing to put in the
factory offer to cultivate beets at a
low price, for any who wish to put
in beets and not .have the care o
cultivating them. This would indi
cate that they mean business.
n ig h t in w tbe
ith his
creameries
U t o ^ 2 T v ^ « i ^ reR., Dd,! & v . ,a i k day
nd and
frie ,’i
vic in parents
ity o f operating
think that of there
will noon flnm«
be no
L. E. W A L K E R , M c M in k v im . k .
M A R R IE D .
A t the iweMeneenf Mrs. EM
8teward, MnMinnviile, April 19,
1900, Mr. Ira P. Olds and Mies Julia
C Harrington, of Lafayette, Rev.
W. C. So ott officiating.
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The flour mills at Oregon .C ity
are abut down undergoing repairs,
on aocount of which thfc steamer
Elmore does not have as heavy
traffic at Oregon City now as when
the mills are running. In conee-
q uence the steamer arrives at Day-
ton on her up river tripe, at an early
hour in the afternoon.
W e ’ve opened up in tbe past week a
complete lin e of
L adies’ Muslin U ndew ear
o f the celebrated Peerless make.
Y o u ’ll
appreciate it more fu lly when you see tbe
way each garm ent is made— w hat cars baa
been taken in the finish——tbe class o f mate­
rials used and th e trim m ings, etv.
The Prices
w ill be found very roucji lower than you
usually pay for inferior makes.
( O N V E N T IO N
LA D IES GOW NS,
The republican county conven­
tion met in tbe court house, Me
Minnville, on Tuesday, the follow
ing named were nominated candi-
diatea for tbe different oounty
offices:
Representatives— E F Lamson
Clarence Butt.
Sheriff—E A Alderman.
Clerk-— J H Nelson.
Recorder— J L Hoskins.
Treasurer— O O R bude.
Commissioner—Amos Nelson. •
School Supt.— E V Littlefield.
Assessor— J M Yocum.
Surveyor— C E Branson.
Coroner— J M C h ap m an .
This is a strong ticket, and in or­
der, if the opposition desire to de­
feat it, they will have to place a
mighty good ticket in tbe field.
E leg an tly T rim m e d with Lace or Em broid-
_ ery— 59e, 75c, 89c, 91.00, 91.25, 91.50, 91.89
, and 92.00.
L A D IE S’ SK IRTS
39c, 59c, 75c, 91.00, 91.25 and 91.50;
L adies’ D raw ers
25c, 39c 50c and 75c
Corset Covers
124c, 18c, 25c and 39c.
T h b E vamoblioxl C onfbbbkcb .— A t
th e U n ite d
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E van gelical Conference held
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O IÏIC A ÎÎO
a t H M Ie b o ie ta e t w eek, Reve. 8. L in dsay
o f N e b .; N. A. W in te r, G . 8. L o v e ll and
C. T . H u rd , o f P a. w ere received In to the
conference. Prof, A P. B ltn e r, L yn n
G u b e e ra n d W in. P lo w m an , w ere licensed
to preach. T h e session was oue o f in ­
tere s t th ro u g hout, aud th e reports In d i­
cated a fo rw a rd m ovem ent of the ehurch
g en e ra lly . T h e devotional services were
Prof. Hudson of P o rtla n d , gave a lec­
tu re on U n ite d A rtisan«, to m em bers of
th a t organixation at L ittle fie ld h a ll L a ­
fay e tte , on W ednesday evening. T h e re
wae a good attendance and m uch in te r ­
est m anifested. T h e band furniahed e x ­
c e llen t music for theo rcaaio n . A n excel­
le n t aupper was apread in th e room u n ­
derneath th e b a ll, w h ic h was much en-
, oyed. I t waa a pleasant e v e n t for th e
A rtiaana.
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ST O K E .
M c M in n v ille
if A
J3
COM PANY.
w orth of goods to be closed out for
Cash or Produce, during th e -n e x t
few months, m aking it a
GRAND CASH REMOVAL SAKE
H e reports the roads in i market for butter. There is no
A sw itch board has been placed In the
and accommo- fine condition for w heeling, ex- danger of that being the case. Good
office o f the Colum bia Telephone Co., In
cept through the T u a la tin valley, butter is, and always has been in
th is c ity , fo r which H r s . N . B rad ley la
L. Boire came up from Portland where the mud was quite deep, demend. Arrangements are being
local ag e n t. T h e re a re now fo u r firms
Tuesday, and w ill rem ains abort] caused by rain Saturday n ia h t T ad®
bu“ er from hereto
Charles and .Nile Addison, Chas here using the com pany's phones. N ic h ­
time.
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' d««‘ an‘ countries. Tbs creamery
We propose to sell our entire stock completely out so ns to hnve
n
..
.
f
E '»« H 'd le y hae been appointed business is worthy of being thor Saunders and Clifford Watson, ols A G a b rie l, John Jones, 8. W. l i e r and
nothing
to move. We will remove to the Burns Corner as soon as
drove
up
to
Meadow
Lake
on
Sun-
i
Thoe
H
a
ll.
Brown, trimmer at Misa| Cwneue Enumerator for District N A ougbly investigated by the people
the
building
is combleted. Bring your Cash or Produce aud get
» h i,'Lg ” c o ra ,o n ,-
W b i; I
A team from th e L afayette liv e ry aU-
Becker’s miilinery store, has been 160,— W illam ette precinct-
I— t o t e k e in
1- tb it vicinity,
’ -
« • something be
arid
the
best
bargains
ever offered.
ill several days with la gtippe.
I2th United 8tates census. The | done toward the establishment of there the weather was unfavorable , ble, w h ile a t Salem last w eek, became
for
fiahing.
and
they
did
not
have
!
frig
htened
a
t
th
e
electric
cars.
T
h
e
Osçér, Carter, who is an expert at
census begins one here.
very good success. They captured ' ro n ’ evance being in ham pered, quarters,
eartfig sheep, has gone to Idaho.
’* ,o * * complete^ by
ihearing
. u. uu. H
. , 0?
, * . 1’
While the ' ,‘ he dr,ve«
r d,d not hV e i nl1 ? °ntro1 of ‘ be
Three hack loads of Newberg 120 of the finny tribe
He will fomsin there, during the
The compensation received
U Ile ln e tea m , and aa a resu lt th e buggy tongue
d iA - S . F .
M a n a g e r.
Christian
Endeavorers
took
in
the
party were at the lake, there was waa broken loose fro m b u g g y / and"re-
time of sheep «hearing.
-
b7 h,m f»r M ?h d«yof actual work
county
C.
E.
convention
at
Dayton
paira
had
to
be
m
ade.
T
n
e
d
riv
e
r
waa
a
slight
fall
of
enow.
_
‘
performed, will be 95.
This we
u n in ju re d .
Friday
and o Saturday.
W ,? ° T
,..P °rl a t r
, believe to be s good appointment,! last ?
r,uaY evening ana
a in i
T h e W illa m e tte V a lle y Choral
& .A J 2 A M .& .
w alkerls, M cM innville. Bread and ftnd tbat wnrk w ill be carefully Judging from tbe fact that it has
Y a m h ill Lodge No. 80. I . O. O. F . o f J O 3 S T E S
cakes fosab.
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done.'
been a very fruitful theme of con U n io n musical ju b ilee, to be held thia c ity , celebrated the S la t an n iv e rs a ry W E M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y OF
. Mr.
_ idbaa
J.
_
• a * well . known I _
—
I o a s a d l i n n ma n
— —
Qrissen,
The county democratic conven- ; ’ r’ aJ lon •"><» »heir return, their in Salem, M ay 9, 10, and 11, w ill o f the o rg an izatio n o f Odd F eilo w eh lp,
busineag man of M
innville,
"c cM
M in
n v ille , was tionfor tbe nomination of candi « P * ™ 1.« * » a * b «ye been many be a grand musical event. T h e on T h u rs d a y evening. A banquet wae
i <
u.
combined choruses of Salem , p repared fo r the occasion, and very
sRWM visitor to Dayton, on dates for county offices, will be held
a busL___
in the court house, McM innvilleJ
‘a* V WV O t ' ’ Î * 1 Engeue, A lbany, Corvallis and p leasant tim e enjoyed by m em bers of
[ 'W ednesday.
,
next Saturday.
The following
° ^ a a ck f ro th er* b2 ,a " ot «
Dallas, w ill take p a r t I t w ill be tbe o rd er.
Jambs D u n n o f Corvallis, broth named delegatee were elected at tbe R?e *
N
oticb .— T h e p ro h ib itio n ists o f E a s t
° n* . W ^ ¿ her® /
a rare treat for lovers of music.
er to Miss Madge Dunn teacher in primariee held here last Saturday, P ’ ®*11®?
Y « * * 8 wh°
M ANUFACTURE L U M B E R , D O O R S , S A S H A N D L A T H
and W est D ayto n preci nets a re requested
the public school, was here Tues­ to attend the convention:
hundred
and . eight years
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u of
VB A good attendance w ill also be to oorae to g e th e r 8 a tu rd a y ;-X p rll'8 8 , a t
M c M in n v il l e , O kkoon .
day on<his way to Portlaod
w?“ anll,.k ® sh®
obj®ct8 an encouragement to home m u ­ 9;30 p. ra,, fo r the purpose of n o m in a t*
Da iyton.— R L H arria'/R N Sneïh I
sical talent.
Ing p re c in c t officers.
I f jroA want Bradley to takwyour plc- F M Crabtree, j r , A H Robinson, j 10 h®*“ « oal,®d O,<L
tore, you will hyve to be i in a hurry.
A tre e th a t bed blow n across tbe track
T h e A urora Boreal)is says, H
The New Blue Front
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b e Ladies o
f the ___
G. ... A . R .,
E Todd,
John Versteeg, ‘ B Foster.
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the tra in a s h o rt tim e W ednes­
Don’t forget that you can get ju
just
st West Dayton.— W T F Tucker, W which is an independent and self J. M ille r has returned from an delayed
M IL L IN E R Y S T O R E ,
day e v e n in g .
1 J. F. S T A IG E R ,
? is good bargains for cash, at Nlch- A Mellinger, C H Robinson, E Ma- supporting organization a u x il- extended trip through C alifornia,
John B a rn b o ltce r waa th ro w n fro m his
D A Y TO N , OREGON.
ol« A Gabriel’s as you can alee- bee, I E Fenton, J B Mellott.
jary to none, and which can meet Mexico and the East. M r. M il­
P k o P IIIE T h H,
wheel, and Ills hand badly e u t by a spoke
■ re -
T h e cold rains and late frosts at any tim e or place they wish, ler th in k s th a t he wpuld not care In the whoel.
New Lines in Millinery- SALEM. - • OREGON.
Thom employed 00 the steamer have killed a large portion o f held a very plegsant convention to go to M exico again. H e says
F ir s t c ls s e in e v e r y
re s |ie c t
B orn— T o H r . and H r s . Douglas H a d ­
Ilm nre,.and who have bicycles, thia y e a r’s Ita lia n prune crop, at A lb an y, week before la s t T e he has seen all tha';. class o f peo-
HATS,
R a te s fro m 91 In 4 2 p e r d s y
Spec
ley, A p ril 19, a son.
*hile the boaLis lying at tbe dock I t ie estimated th a t in some io- ladies accepted an in v ita tio n to le th at he cares to see. H e
ia
l
a
t
t
e
n
t
io
n
p
a
id
In
(
'n
iiiiiie
r i- iH l
B O N N ETS,
General merchandise can be pur­
rought back with h im a little
M aytoui-take
“spin through calities in the W illa m e tte valley, meet w ith the 8ons o f Veterans,
T
r
a
v
e
le
r
s
.
S
a
m
p
le
ro
n
in
s
m
con­
chased as cheap for cash at Nich­
ninin»n? Vton . u i Z
r
t - » re . th a t 90 per cent or more o f the in convention at Eugene in June. o f M exico’s free silver.
R I B B O N S , n e c tio n
ols
A
Gabriels,
Red
Front,
Dayton,
te p ru n e , h .v c t o
tille d . T h e
-
,
A Mr. Begun, of Salem, late of as anywhere in county.
And e v e ry th in g usually kept In a first
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P ' 1“ « P " > ~ >• b“ ‘ « “ ' • i "J ured. . h?„P" '.* “ .V i,7 J ï r S ' i » „X "
class m illin e ry estab lish m en t. I h nv«
Nebraska, has purchased the Lsr
H O U S E A N D 1 .0 r
All kinds and style of fishing em
ployed a
kins grocery stock at Lafayette tackle at M. G. Stonebrink’e jewelry
He bee moved hie family there arid store. W ill he sold very cheap.
FIRST CLASS TRIMMER. A goo« 5 room house nod l<
•w e or yc
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* t looks now from the great writes: “ Electric Bittere are tbe beet taken charge of the store. The
hteei style
Bread, and cakes fresh from
B u tte r, eggs and farm prtwluco tax e n in Di«yt<ili, cenlrnllv lo-nled,
o f Diossoras,
bloaeome, m
th a t m
there
selling bitters I have handled in 20 gentleman waa in Dayton looking the oven at H. Oliver’s, McMinn­ In exchange___
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am ount 01
ere eeinn.
offered for sale very clieup
All roads'tw»d to the
Raelcet
why? M o st,di over the field with the intention of ville.
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w i n tw
mu ill a be l e r a g v large
j r i c i u yield
u i a p of
p i e apples,
s . ijv«»«w years.
.
* u u You
m uvw know
m
vnriety of fruit trees, good we|
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LU LA B EC K ER
H o re , in
M C
cM
in n
lle w
h e r e v n tl I
«w
.
•
• • « bear in m in d • I aoasoa kosrln
m
b 'M
AA”
n v V i i,!?’
WiierCyOU
Voters
should
be* " J Sn
? ^¡«orderf
dhw™ rs o.
of atom- buying.
woodshed, barn—corner kit. Ii
Farm produce taxon in exchange
r P IT K IN ’8 PA IN TS
blood
quire
at this office.
F r b x — Any ladv purchasing
at the New Blue Frout Millinery
REPRESENT YEARS
tones tailor made suit frbm Saturday, Store.
o r5 a8b' „
Ito vote at elections th at they
O f EX PE R IEN C E "
Tropical fruLtn— fresh a n d X'» » I
■re. Louisa Baxter w ill dispose are reqUered by law to register up the stomach, regulates the liver, April 21, until Saturday, May 5,
The Inland Poultry Journal and
Ask your
Fulton and - a t the p o flto ffic e s to re
kidneys and bowels* purifier the at R. Jacobson A Co.’s, McMinn­
l
er e n h r ®
8 t ° ® k .
milhnery, th e ir names w ith tbe C ounty
Carpenter
blood, strengthens tbe nerves, hence ville, w ill be presented with a nice the D ayton H erald only 91.15 per
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bonnets and ribbons at oost.1 C
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- . T h ere is now only about
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or write
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cures
multitudes
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maladies.
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Tkis a good op pportunity for ladies
parasol o ra sun shade. Read their
Fresh roasted peanuts a t the postofflee
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two weeksJLma in which to do builds up the entire system. Puts special seven day sale ad on fourth
CEO.
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, this according to law. I f voters new life and vigor into any weak, PM *-
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CALIFORNIA SEEDS GIVEN AWAT.
'r'"« Dayton to g e t Jot
T h e B est im t h e W ould .— We Until Anipiit 1, 1900, aarone nendtnx name
jrour job w o rk to )the
the H b « al offlDo« j fo rfeit th e ir rig h t to vote, and Price 60 centa. 80,d by R. L H a r­
believe Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­ and fall address, w ith 10 rents Io stamps to d<-
^^M ectionery o f a lt K ind a t poetofflee therefore lose the opportunity ris, Druggist,
edy ie the best in the world. A frajr postsae, pneklna, etc., w ilt rscsivs pass a
Dr. J. C. Michaux, formerly of
I to vote for president, state and
A few weeks ego we suffered with package, containing a ehntre selection of Amt
flower or vegetable scad. A ll are ol the
.A H okkibi . b O utbrrak — “O f oounty officers. T h e re is no ex- Lafayette, having located in Mc­
severe cold and a troublesome elaaa
flnest California variety, grown at thia place.
’rro re s on m y-little daughter’s ception m ade to th is by the law. M innville for tbe practice of his cough, in d having read their ad­ A ll wa ask of yon la that whan they are grown
oui r u do w n v r atkwt I
Profession, end w ill be pleased to
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JW deveopedinto a case ° f scsld A ,| partje>
parties are treated aHke< meet any of bis old friends from vertisements in our own and other and matured, pan w ill tall roar neighbors or I iearription for Owe rwpwrt 1«^ p«t«ut*hÜttv <8 P PA«
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N othin« H m a 4 4 i ao much 1
»rites: C. D. Isbill of Mor Those who
to thw chflrm o f thw «tra«rin« I
papers we purchased a bottle to see (riekda that the aeeda came from ns. State I MAVD-BOOS F U I . CouUiwa refornweew aw 4 fell
I tufoew Uf m . WBITB FOB COTT OF O O MFIOIA1
tow n or I
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who know the require- here or elsewhere at his rooms Nos.
which yon prefer. fl.»w»r or vegetable aeadv.
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thw ■»<»•« liberal pvrpowit in ever h » w 4« kv
if it would effect us. I t cured us
eavworb a R oberts seed co ,
n ..» U . r / W . „ M b « l d p r . v « . 7 and 8. Union Block, McMinnville.
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before the bottle was half used It
Box a * . Banta Paula, Cal. j |BÌA» » Meato Mpi/ia«
•fwranteed core fof Ecxema, Tet- • “ th w r frienda o f .al1 Po ,,tical
Letter beads, cards, envelopes, or is the beet medicine out for colds
DO YOU W A N T
® »‘ Rheum, pimples, Sores, parties, to register th e ir names any other printing neatly dona at and oougba.— The Herald, Ander­
la a avgas,
fSF.iand piles. Only 25 cents! a t Onoe, no th a t they w ill be en- tbe H bsa ld office. Remember this sonville, Ind. For sale by R. L i BABtoAIM IW REAL ESTATE? Owe acre of ■
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when you want printing dons.
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proprietor, is accommodating and will'
do what he can to please
date customers.
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