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VOL. XVI
DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 11. 1900.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
OF THE W,
C A M P, NO. 3 0 0 -
Weed« » ei-tb e Wovtd m ee t e v e ry S a p
u rd ay e v e n in g , a t W o od m an h a ll. D ay-
to n , O regon. V is itin g N e ig h b o r! w el­
com e
J , Q . L A M B E R T , C le rk .
O LD
H IC K O R Y
P .H .A U JR L L , C . O . -----------------
WOMEN
op
WOODCRAFT
P rosp erity C irc le N o . 800 W o m e n of
W o od craft, m eets e v e ry T h u rsd ay e v e n ­
in g in W oodm an h a ll, D a y to n , O r. V i e
itin g N etg h b o ia alw ays w elcom e.
M & 8 /L U U IB A C . G A B R IE L ,G .N .
M I 8 8 H A T T I E O . G O W D Y , C le rk .
A. O. U. W.
H a rm o n y Lodge N o . 28, A n c ie n t O rd e r
o f U n ite d W o rk m e n , m eets e v e ry B atur-
t i n A . O . U . W . h a ll, D a y to n ,
^ y “W li
■Iting b re th e rn c o rd ia lly re -
GEO. C. B E R T R A M , M . W .
G A B R I E L . Bee.
> D. OF H. A. O. U. W. ’
U n ity Lodge N o . 17, D egree o f H o n o r,
m eets e v e ry Tuesday n ig h t in th e A . O .
U . W.
W . hall,
h a ll, Dayton, 0«. Vlsitipff mem-
U.
hers alw ays i welcom e.
M IS 8 W E S A A . B E R T R A M ,
'5
C h ie f of H o n o r.
M IB B L E N A S T IL W E L L , Rec,
UNITED ARTISANS
Security A ssem bly N o - 18, m eet in reg­
u la r session svsi y M onday evening in
W . of th e W . h e ll, a t 7 :30 p .m . V is itin g
m em bers in v ite d
A publle social e v e ry
second M onday In each m onth.
A R R IV A L
A N g A |p |P A R T U R t O F
Laavaa Daytoit.,
7:W a. m,
■
40 s.
a;»
p. M.
B
«Op.
B . .
arrives.
"JlBa.m.
11:00 a. m.
B.
4 J0 p. na.
T:ltp.
B a tte r 35 cents p er ro ti.
11 cents per doaen.
' w heat 42 cents per bushel.
Eggs
Jo b p rin tin g done in la te s t s ty le , and
a t low rates a t H e b a l d office. W o rk w ill
com pare fav o ra b ly w it h t h a t don e eise-
where.
F lu e c ig a rs a t poetoffioe sto re .
O regonian on sale a t H a rr is '.
T ro p ic a l fru its a t poatofflee sto re.
Mrs. J . B. S tilw ell is on the sick
Hat'.
C7 D . M ontague' a n c T fa n a ify o f
Portland, have Deen visitin g with
Dr. Courtney and wife th is week.
1900.
>
1900.
H A S C O M E -A N O A L S O
U nele D avid Robertson who has
has been ill several m onths, it is^ x -
pseted, w ill on ly live a few days.
NT
W illiam Thurm an o f A m ity , was
here on S u n d ay and M onday, viait-
itin g b is nephew John L. Thurm an,
and old tim e friends. .<
TH E R E D FRO
T. P. C aughlin, o f the Red Hilla,
haa been out with republican candi­
dates for county offices this week,
putting in a good word for them .
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
Mrs. J. W. M iller,
iser of the W. H . M.
in the M. E. church,
M onday, May 14, at
erybody oome.
branch organ­
S ., w ill apeak
D ayton, next
8 p. m. E v ­
W ith a large and w ell assorted
stock of merchandise. For good
goods and bargains go to
R ev. G ilm an Parker general m i»-,
»ionary for Oregon, w ill preach in
the B aptist oburoh n ex t S u nday, at
11 o ’clock a. ns and 8 p. m . All
are invited to attend.
M emorial sermon. S u n d ay, May
27, a t M. E. church, by Comrade J.
Branch, at 11 o’clock a m. I f R ev.
Branob ie not able to preach, Broth­
er Bowersox w ill conduct services.
T he fourth annual session o f the
Y am hill C ounty B aptist Sunday
School convention and B. Y. J*. U .
m eet here on the 15 and 16, T ues­
day and W ednesday n e x t week. A
good program has been arranged.
Remember th at J o h n G , W oolley,
o f Illin ois, the peerless prohibition
orator, w ill speak in M cM innville,
Friday, May 18. E verybody inter
esled in “God and H om e and Na
liv e land.should hear him if posei
ble.
Bora— T o Mr. and Mra. E. A.'
Mr and Mrs. W . H. Adair, of
Alderman, F riday m orning, May Scott’s M ills, and M iss E dith Adair
11, a boy. A deputy sheriff.
and G . A. H ein s w ith her little
M. G. Stonebrink keeps adding daughter D orothy, from Oregon
to his bicycle repair outfit; hie last C ity, have been spending a few
d a y s witl the fagstiy o f J.T. Gowdy.
additiou w atts gasoline brazier.
Mrs. Adair i r j t sister o f Mrs.
Mrs. Rev. H. V. H aelam o f G resh­ G ow dy’a.
am, who has been visiting Mr. and
On Sunday M r s . W . F. G ilkey
Mr*. C. L.. Bairel, returned hom e
icked a q u an tity o f ripe wild straw -
on Monday.
srries on their place. It would
E vangelical .-—Rev. J. Boweraox seen) from this that the W illam ette
, will preach here at 7:30 p. m. n e x t V alley is not very far behind favor-
Bunday; at I’leaeantdafo a t 11 a. ored Southern Oregon, as la st week
m., and Unkmvale at 3 p. m.
the Oregonian reported first ripe
The ladies of th e G. A. R wiah w ild strawberries in th a t section.
K
The Red Front.
YOU ARE
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. H ARR IS,
D .B . & S .
D O N ’T
FORGET
THAT
L- E. WALKER.
NO. 1
IN M EM OARIAM.
Benjamin F Lewis a pioneer o f
1852 and an Indian war veteran
died w ith dropsy, at- hie--hom e in-
Day ton, Or., aftef a lingering illness
of over a year, Monday, May 7,
1900. ^H» was horn m lia r t co u n ty ,
K entucky, October 24, 1832. Cross­
ed the plains with ox team in 1855.
Ha enlisted in the Indian war in
W ashington Territory, serving sb
1st leutenant during In» lim e of his
service. In 1857 he cam e vo Y am ­
h ill county and began working at
the carpenter trad«- In 1859 he
was married to Miss Elizabeth
Johnson, daughter o f Dr. C. M.
Johnson, a pioneer of 1845. After
farming su ccessfu lly for 30 y esrs,
he has for the last 10 years boon a
resident of D ayton. H e was the
father of four children two of whom,
J. G. Lewis, at present teaching
public school in T illam ook county,
and Dr. Leroy Lewis is a d en tist in
McMi nnville, w ith the w ife rem ain
to mourn. I q 1878 Mr, Lewis was
elected juouuty commissioner, iu this
republican county, be being a strong
dem ocrat, show ing that be *yas well
thought of by his fellow citixens.
H e was an honest man in his deal­
ings with his fellowm en. - In 1893
he was m ade a Mason by Jaoob
Meyer Lodge No. 108, and of which
he was an honored member. He
was also a member of E lecta C hap­
ter No. 29 Eastern Star. 1 became
acquainted with biin iu 1872, w hile
residing in the M. E. parsonage at
Lafayette, and have been som ew hat
intim ate with him during all these
years. H ave bad business dealings
with him during all these years,
and have alw ays found
him
upright and honest— on the square.
It «fiords me great pleasure this day
to bear this testim ony of Brother
Lewis. Afier appropriate religious
service he was buried in Dayton
cem etery on T u esd ay, May 8, by
bis Masonic brethern.
J. H obrku .
CHICAGO STORE.
McMinnville, Oregon.
W e h a v e o p e n e d up in th e la st few- d a y s
..
»lin es o f
t
A
^7arm W eather Goods.
P ricea n re R ig h t.
S ty le s are N ew , B r ig h t,a n d C orrect.
B etter m a k e y o u r se c le c tio n s now .
S H I R T W A IB T 8 .
_
,
N e w Bun U m b re lla » a n d Parasols;
A n o th e r invoice ol th e fam ous R o ya l
lin e in p la in and fancy effect».
50 L ad ie's B ilk W aist» in o rig in a l styles
4 8 I “ e a -n e w -S e o tc h D im itie s , d a in ty
p re tty stripes, price 25c.
5 Cases of M en*» 1
ju s tly celebrated Snow m ake.
N e w M e re e rire d B ilk , stripes
check» for.w aiets, 23, 33 a n d ôOr.
T h e famous Peerless lin e of L a d le 's
M uslin U n d e rw e a r. Prices low er th a n
you can m ake t h e m .
2
*
50 Dozen
and
M e n ’» D o t W e a th e r U n d e r­
w ear. Yo u should aeo our 50c H ujbrig-
gan— ita a beauty,
20 Dozen new Petticoats in fancy colors
,
a n d black.
N ew Sprin g pattern» in M o n ra e h fancy
S h irts— the m ost perfect fittin g s h ir t in
th e w o rld .
. I
..
.
A n o th e r invoice o f those famous C. A
U. Business Suits for m en . T h e y a re ta il­
ored equal to th e finest custom made.
1 0 cases M e n ’s F u r , C rash , and Staw
H a ta , all th e latest spring black».
N ew Bum m er Corsets, long and sho rt
waists.
òOQJV’c a N e w R ib b o n » ,in Taffetas, Batin
a n d g ro !g ra in ,
50 dozen new B ilk G loves and M ils .
.W e’re s t ill s e llin g y o u
--1 V
:4
——j
Ladies'
Tailor-Made
Suits,
F in e ly c u t and m a d e,
Is th e place to go to buy your
DECORATION DAY.
A t s im p ly C ost o f m aterial,'
• M a k in g ,th r o w n in .
G roceries & C anned G oods , F o lio w iu g is th e program for
C81OASO STORK.
D a y , M ay 30, 1900,
Cash paid for Butter and. Eggs, u D n ecortatioft
d e r th e d ir e c tio n o f U p to n
P ost, N o . 7 5 , G. A . R.:
Come on everybody.
M eet in th e park 9 o ’clock
F R E SH BR EA D E V E R Y DAY. a. m.
M c M in n v ille
-
’ O ration , R e v . B o w e r so x . -
. P ra y er, R e v . C ran d al.
M arsha), 8 . W . S ig le r .
M iss M amie S tilw ell entertained
S
u p t. M arch, R . L . H arris.
her class— the 8 lh grade o f the
P
r o c e ssio u w ill he form ed ’ im -
W ebfoot school la st Friday evening
Those o f her class present were: in e d ia te ly a fter o r a tio n , by th e
Miesaa. J jm oc .W ilson, N oraK ialie .m ar#h «l; a n d proceed , to c e m e ­
A m y Peery and Messers Glen U n ­ tery an d after d e c o r a tin g g r a v e s
ruh, Roy H an ville, John M ayberry, o f d ep arted so ld ie r s, g o to Odd
Herm on W ilson, Jobnie Stilw ell F e llo w s c e m e te r y and decorate
and W ill H offm an. Others present th e g r a v e s th e r e , and th e n d is ­
were Prof. J. G. W ight, Lulu H ast
ings, E lla H utchins and Lena and perse.
A t 2 p. un. m e e t a g a in for a
Ina Stilw ell. The evening was
g
en
era l e iU e r ta in m e n t, in w h ich
spent in social gam es and m usic
after w hich refreshm ents
were all th e d iffe r e n t -orders w ill rep
se r v e d ; when the party departed r esen t th e m s e lv e s by ta k in g part
for home feeling that a profitable in th e e x e r c ise s.
and pleaeant eveniug had been
T h e L a fa y e tte brass band has
W e p ro p o se to sell o u r e n tir e sto ck c o m p le te ly o u t so as to h a v e
spent.
been e n g a g e d for th e o c c a sio n .
n o t h in g to m o v e.
W e w ill r e m o v e to th e B u rn s C orner ns soon ns
th e b u ild in g is c o m h le te d . B r in g y o u r C ush-or P r o d u c e and g e t
A join t T eacher-’ In stitu te b e­
A FEATURRof the June W om an’s th e b e st b a r g a in s e v e r offered.
tween Y am h ill and Polk counties
H
om
e Com panion will be a - paper
will be held in Sheridan May 11th
H on. B F. M ulkey will deliver an by the fam ous opera tenor, Ernest
address on Friday evening, May Van D yck, who tells of his career,
n t h . “ T h i i ^ t o t o ' p r ^ ' w W b i j ’ M * ltr i^ ‘n8 * nd w f o M e x pert-
C t ir V S . P . ISTJELSO N, 'M anager.
held ou 8*turdày, and the teachers e,,cee on the stage.
L. E - W A L K E R , M c M 1 nnville .
A n e x a m p le o f th e w e a k n e ss
o f m a n an d w h a t a sla v e , so m e
to thank the citiEsns of Day too and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Goodrich, o f th e b r ig h te s t m e n
becom e
a ll those who in any way lent aid with their little daughter, and Mr.
to a u s e le s s an d d e g r a d in g h a b it.
to them in their ice ctegm aocjal.
' May 8,1900.
Newberg aw heel last Sunday m orn­ m o st c o m p e te n t bu ain n eaa m en ,
ing.
They did not com e borne un
The Free Methodiets will begin
N . G . K e g g , w as s e n t to tlie'Th-
som e
meetings this evepingand continue til n ext d a y , and then
s
in a wagon. Better not a n e a s y lu m a t S a le m , as a r e su lt
over Sunday,
Business m eeting returned
ask them to go biking if it lo o k s-°.f e x c e s s iv e u se ol in t o x ic a t in g
ing Saturday, 2:30 p. m. E v ery ­
liq u o r — h a v in g a fte r d r in k in g to
lik e rain.
body is cordially invited.
e x c e s s a tte m p te d to k ill h is w ife.
T he Degree o f Honor lodge is in N ow , as o ften th e c a se , th e h ero ic
Douglas Hadley having bis crops
a
flourishing
condition, and have
put in has moved into the house on
w o m a n h a s ta k e n up th e b u sin e ss
M the T , P. Coughlin place, on the op been tak in g in m any m em bers of w h ic h h e r h u sb a n d fo rfeited by
poslte side of the road from his late. A t their regular m eeting on hi« in d u lg e n c e in d r in k , an d s h e
father’s, Charles H adley, where he T uesday evening next, they exp ect no d o u b t w ill c o n d u c t th e b u si­
about 50 v isitin g m em bers from
will reside until harvest tim e.
M cM innville lodge. An excellen t n ess s u c c e s s fu lly .
rogram w ill be rendered, and
In notice o f candidates i t was stated
L ust w eek w h ile in P o r tla n d ,
fnity lodge w ill do all in their pow­
th a t democrat» had endorsed th e p ro h i­
Mr. an d M rs B. G a b riel, w e n t to
bition ticket for precinct officers. T h is er to m ake the visiting m em bers of
see R o b ert D o u g la s, w ho is in
was not altogether correct, as F .J . W irt» , their sister lodge enjoy them selves.
G ood S a m a r ita n h o sp ita l r e c e iv ­
dem ocrat, is candidate for road sup ervi­
Hon. A ustin Dorsey and Miss in g tr e a tm e n t for a la m e leg.'
sor in D is tric t N o. 10,
M yrtle D orsey, bis niece, "daughter T h e y fo u n d h im in good sp ir its,
T h e b e st field a n d h ig h w a y o f Mrs. D. M. Dorsey, who has been h e h a v in g sev era l ¿ a y s p r e v io u s from both counties will take part'
All kinds and sty le o f fishing
fe n c in g m a n u fa c tu r e d A t M c­ stopping with b eru n ciea n d aunt at u n d e r g o n e an
in
the
work.
An
enjoyable
tim
e
is
tackle
at M. G. Stone
nebrink’s jewelry J O j S T E S
&
ADAM S.
o p e r a tio n , th e
M in n v ille
F e n c e W ork s, 5 0 their hom e irt Port A ngelea, W ash , d ise a se d p a r t o f th e b o n e ^ o f th e expected. You are cordially in ­ store. W ill be sold very cheap.
W E M AKE A S P E C IA L T Y OF
c e n ts i>er rod on o r d e $ $ jn M ay for over a year, arrived here on in ju red le g h ad b een scrap ed vited to attend this the last session
Bread, snd cakes fresh from
W ednesday evening. Mr. Dorsey
o f the local in stitu te for 1899-1900.
for M ay a n d J u n e .
the oven at H . O liver’s, M cM inn­
w ill rem ain here a short tim e v isit­ an d c le a n e d o f a ll im p u r itie s.
E. V. L it t lefi ¿u>, Co. Supt.
ville.
Mr.
D
o
u
g
la
s
h
o
p
e
s
so
o
n
to
be
in
g
Jiis
parent»,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
S tr o n g 8 is o n e o f th e o ld e st
Mrs.
Baxter
is
selling
her
m
illi­
Farm produce tagen in exchange
re sta u r a n ts in S a le m . I t is a Dorsey. Upon hi» return hom e hie a b le to u se h is le g a g a in .
nery goods at a great sacrifice. Im ­ at the New Blue Frout M illinery
sister
M
iss
H
attie
Dorsey
will
a
c­
Our facilities for turning out fine prove this opportunity, ladies, to
good p la c e to ta x e m e a la w h en
Store.
com pany h im . 7 ’
laundry work ie unsurpassed. Send gel a hat ano other m illinery at a
M A N U F A C T U R E LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND LATH
in th a t c ity .
The Inland Poultry Journal and
in your shirts collars and cuffs and very low price.
D ie d — O f spinal m enengetis, at be convinced
the D ayton H erald only $1.15 per
M c M innville , O regon .
General m erchandise can be pur­
the hom e in D ayton, T uesday, May
C lo th es washed clean and done up In year.
M cM innville Steam Laundry.
chased as cheap for cash at N ich ­
good style a t M cM innville steam laun dry.
8, at 6 :30 a. m. infant child of Levi
F resh roasted peanuts a t th e postofflce
ols & Gabriels, Red Front, D ayton,
Bread, cak es, and all kind qf
store.
and
Dora
Bradley,
aged
4
m
ouths
as anywhere inicounty.
A W oman ’ s A wful P e r il .—
confectionery at H. O liver’s, Mc­
J
21 d ays.
M IL L IN E R Y S TO R E ,
M innville. A lso lunch when de­ “There is only one chance to eave
P atient little «offerer
x. Rag carpets, quilts and blankets
J. F. STAIGER,
your
life
and
that
is
through
an
Throughout hla anortaad precious life .
sired.
washed w ith care. Leave ordeis
P S O P IIIE T O II?
D
A
YTO
N,
OREGON.
Taken to the arm« o f Jeans,
,
operation” were the startling words
B e e t canned tomatoes, a t Postofflce
with our agent, Z. Spangle, D ayton,
'W ay from thia w orld of sorrow and of «trite.
heard by Mrs. I B Hunt of Lime
sto re.
r
- r . '»--r—
and we will call at your bouse for
A tin y , p u re .e w e e R b id i
Ridge, Wie .¿from
doctor after
F i r s t c la s s in » v e r y
rts p s o t.
I
consider
it
not
on
ly
4H^>leasure
them . Prices reasonable.
To earth bo; a khPrt «pace given.
he had vainly tried to cure her o f a Th e nndcralgned offers tor aele' at vety low
S,
R
a
te
s
fr
o
m
$1
Io
$
2
p
e
r
d
a
y
. 8|w>o-
M cM innville Steam Laundry.
but
a
duty
I
ow
e
to
my
neighbors
E 'e r It waa ttUM plaoted
/rightful case of atomnch trouble price« a lot o f—alx bend—Jeracy tn lflf epWa—
In the blessed garden realm of Heaven.
three of which are fresh, and the other three
ia
l
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t
t
e
n
t
i
o
n
p
a
id
to
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n
m
m
e r r -ia l
to
tell
about
the
wonderful
cure
I f you w a n t Bradley to tak e yon r p ic ­
BONNETS,
and yellow jaundice. Gall atones
affected in m y care by the tim ely had formed and she constantly w ill come in w fthin one month. Alao one year
T r a v e le r s .
S a m p l e ro o m s In c o n ­
tu re , yon w ill have to be in a h u r ry .
ling Jersey halter. A One thoroughbred young
A b ir th d a y d in tie r w as g iv e n use of C ham baflain’e Colic, Cholera
R IB B O N S , n e c tio n
bull. T h en ecattla w ill a ll be disposed
Go to Z. S p an gle, a t th e D ayton a s t S u n d a y by M r. m id M rs. and Diarrhoea R em edy. I was taken grew worse. Then sh e began to use Jersey
of
a
t
reasonable
prices.
And e v e ry th in g usually k e p t In a firs t
barber shop, and get a sm ooth G eo. H . B a x te r a t th e ir h o m e . very badly with flux and procured Electric Bitters which w holly cured
O. H . S TO N K R R IN K , Dayton, Or.
class m illin e ry establish me nt. 1 hove
H O U SE AHI) 1.0 r
sh ave or your hair trim m ed in the I t b e in g in h o n o r o f th o a n n iv e r ­ a bottle of thia rem edy. A few her. It’s a wonderful Stom ach, L iv ­
em ployed a
x
er
and
K
idney
rem
edy.
Cures
Dya-
la te st style.
sa r y o f th e ■ b ir th s o f G eo. II. doses o f it effected a perm anentcure
A good 5 room h o u se n m i lo t
A ll roads" lea d to th o R a c k e t a n d h is so n F r a n k , an d h is son- I take pleasure in recom m ending it pepsia, Loss of Appetite. Try it.
in D a y to n , e e n tr a llv lo ciiled , ie
O nly 50 cts. Guaranteed*. For sale
REAL ESTATE AND A B u tte r, eggs and farm produce taK en offered for sa le very uhwnp A
to othera suffering from that dread­
by R L Harria, druggist.
S to r e in M c M in n v ille , w h ere you in -la w G u y S u lle y . T h e d in n e r ,
In exchange.
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g e t th e m o st g o o d s for y o n r
v a riety o f fr u it t reop, good u > | t ,
Best q u a lity and cheapest s ta tio n e ry a t
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LULA
BECKER'
Va.
T
his
rem
edy
is
sold
by
R.
L.
o f e d ib le s p rep ared by M rs. B.
postofflce store.
e g g s o r c a sh .
w
o o d sh ed , hnru— corn er lo t I n ­
One Upright K lm bel Plano In excellent con.
p r r iG N ’s P A IN T 8
w o u ld e x p e c t, w as first c la ss, Harris.
q
u
ir e at th is office.
dltlon—good
tone,
and
well
made
and
flnlabed,
The
ancients
believed
(hat
rheu­
Mrs. Louisa B axter w ill dispose c o n s is t in g o f tu r k e y , c h ic k e n ,
A F ast B icycle R idkr — W ill of­
BK4*KKHKNT years
o f her entire stock o f m illinery, a n g le c a k e , e tc ., e tc . T h o se w h o ten receive painful c u ts/su r a in s or m atism was the work of a dem on w ill be dlapoaed at a great aacriflce.
T r o p i c a l f r u ir — f . eh a m i g • •< •
o r expkrieni k
Alao
acres of Improved laud, w ith good
within a man
Any one who has
h a ts, bonnets sn d ribbons at coat.
-at th e p iia in ffii * . i . i r e
w all flnlabed two atory saven room house, and
had th e p le a su r e o f p a r tic ip a tin g bruises front accidents. Buck ten’s
Ask
yoflv
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Fultou
and
bad an attack of sqiatic or inflam ­
T h is a good opportunity for lad ies
i n th e p le a s a n t e v e n !, w ere: A rnica S al ve, will k ill Xha pain and matory rheum atisnj w ill agree that a good welt, «nd o ther Improvement« A fine
OeBlejr
G»rpenter r * W l a t l i V o lt W a n t t o H i l l o r • I ÿ
to get bargains in that line.
young orchard of different varieties of fru it;
heal
thftinjur.y.
It’s
the
cyclist's
or w nto X U C lJkV M Street».' ..... |l$al estate, c u ll n » - t t o - l J i ; i ! A i . i . .
H e n r y F le tc h e r an d w ife, M rs.
abundance sm all fruite. In quire of
the
infliction
is
dem
oniao
enough
Cures Chafing, Chapped
N o , you do n ot h ave to send aw ay M arion P a lm e r , Mr. an d M rs. E . friend.
H . F. CORNER, Dayton,
PITKIN
There
v e ra 1 p t ■ ; n S - i Î ,t
fro m D a y to n to g et Job p rin tin g done
H ands, Sore Lips, Burns, Ulcers to warrant the belief. I t haa never
Or a t H a s t to office.
.
STATION C. CHICACO- * (3 1
w ia h to b u y » m a j* Iv>o rs
been
claim
ed
that
Cham
barlain’a
B r in g y o u r Job w o rk to the H k b a l offlooe H a d a w a y a n d fa m ily , G u y 8 u lly and P iles.
Cure guaranteed. Only
C A L IF O R N IA SEEDS O IV E N AWAY.
F ir s t class rig s snd careful d riv e rs , a t an d w ife, G eo. a n d M aple M yers, 25c. Try it.
Sold by R L Harris, Pain B«lm would cast out dem ons,
Until Augqat 1, 1900, anyone sending namo
but It w ill cure rheum atism , and
L a fa y e tte liv e ry stables. R. D . C a ls van,, M rs. S a r a h D o rsey an d c h ild r e n druggist.
p ro p rie to r, is accom m odating s n d w ill
hundreds bear testim ony to the and fu ll address, w ith 10 cents in atnia p i to de­
an d Mr. an d M rs. G . H . B a x te r
do w h a t h e can to please anti accom mo­
Dr. J. C. MIchaux, formerly of truth of this statem ent. One appli­ fray postage, packing, etc., wtH*raceIva m a g a
a n d fa m ily . T h e p a rties w h ose Lafayette, having located in Mc­
package, containing a choice selection of first
d a te customers.
cation relieves the pain, and this c(a|M {lower or vegetable seed. A lt are o( the
A K bkn C lear B b a in .— Your b ir th s w ere c e le b r a te d r e c e iv ed M innville for the practice of his
quick relief which it affords is alone •neat C alifornia variety, grown at this place.
beat feelings, your social position or a n u m b e r o f n ic e p r e se n ts. Mr. profession, and w'h ^e pleased to
a k k l r aawwred.
IB BBS w m FATBWT
worth m »ny tim es it ’s cost. For A ll we aak o f you la th at when they are grown I I Q OB
TAOn'ac. M b
■kwUh W
T ybotw. villi
business su ccess depend-largely on B a x te r w as p r e se n te d w ith a n e a t m eet any o f bie old friends from
ao<l matured, vow w ill tell yoor neighbors or
oafhrfrw_ M
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taFvtoaUM
Ifey. O-BABB
Nothin^
sale by R. L. Harris.
>inn«h I
frie n d , that the seeds came from ns. state
th e perfect action o f your Stoosaoh j _ old A .i O. U . W . b a d g e T h e bertyor elsew here at his rooms Noa.
w
$b« < h«rm
ÎÜ m n iS n äE l
r
lioaouir
which yon prefer, flower or vegetable aeadv.
Il
fe
tfo
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n->«t
D
h
w
rikl
rrwMtioa«w«rSi^M
» H .ht from
OOftpoVA ¿¡roSKa
and liver. Dr. K ing s New Life 11 i ! g u e sts r e m a in e d d u r in g th e after- 7<h«l 8. Union Block, M cM innville.
RAYM O N D A ROBERTS SEED CO..
,
Ahina will ronlrTbul. more to th .
mat * àn
mrtte A44r«a
n im i
Hwg W /S a n ta Paola, Cat. 1
A N TE D S E V M A L PXRSON» FOR D IS,
«rtecic m e m . .1 th . In nr h<-on
g v e f y enj oy a ble
g iv e iuoreaaad
iooreaaaa strength,
eurengin, a k e e ^ oon n # n j
BBA» IT Wfcre
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trlet OBIee Manager« In thia State to tepre-
tea ov dinner. Tb« leog uocoraü.t
Letter heads, cards, envelopes, or
'aamllaa
M n tm e In ta e lro w a and aurrouwllng cmuitlea.
I M t|W fQ
L- $ ] <■>■!■ I> <rf
DO
YOU
W
ANT
illin g to par y»arly «¡M, payable w aeklr.
«•oM •laborMiv'
«b
Oprimí- f o t i
S?
« - • «■“ »*«• •‘»»'•“ f. o f any other printing neatly done at W ne«tr«l>le
»all <
empfoymen» With nntuual npportu-
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ESTATE?
One
acre
of
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latri by
L
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arris,
hoat
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ste
ss
fu
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n
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in
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Hire.
SATEMT L A « V 1R S .
the
H
emalp
office.
Remember
this
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land
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Dayton—good
loCatloa
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sell
c
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Jaapcd envelope. », A Perk, M
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WASHINGTON, O . » I
at.» rol» « '- ry .li.ro .
e x c e lle n t m u sic for th e o c c a sio n . when you w ant printing dona.
azteu B< ling. iTblearo. ' - ' “ r
druggiat. .
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If disposed of noon. Inquire rt I
COM PANY.
w orth of goods to be closed out for
Cash or Produce, during th e aext
few m onths, m aking it a
GRAND CASH REM OVAL SALE.
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The Grange & Farm er’s Co.
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Builders’ H ardware, Paints, Oils &
G LA SS.
The New Blue Front
CATTLE
For Sale Cheap.
;
For Sale.
New Lines in Millinery-
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THE COTTAGE.
SALEM. -
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OREGON.
FIRST CLASS TRIMMER.
P r a p fic o
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