Dayton herald., July 13, 1900, Image 1

Cards, Posters. Circulars.
Latter ind Bill Hu ds. etc
DAYTOK HERALD Offlce.
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B orn.— W ednesday, J n iy l i , to
M r and M r *; Leonard L it a e l m r , .
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H A S COM E
- > E a r ly peaches, o f Oregon p ro ­
d u ctio n , b a re been in m a rk e t a week
or more.
a«.
WOMEN«*
M rs. A m y H a tc h o f M o n te s illa ,
a e u b a rb o f P o rtla n d , ia here tis lt-
ng her sister. Mis« L o la Becker.
. » f t Wan«
J& sr
Ä. O. Ü,
VID
W.
Mo. 98, Ancient Order
T h e te n t m eetings on th e -old
C a th o lic lota a tilt oontinne, a n d .a re
w e ll attended. T h e m eetings w ill
be oontinned for Some tim e.
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aakriäm ,
UNITE^FTOANS
.H&5
U ,$»?:90p. m.
HBKi
M r . J. A . K e m p .an d fa m ily o f
W oodburn, have bean v is itin g w ith
th e fa m ily o f J . T . G o w d y . M r . ',
K e m p ie a b rother to M rs G o w dy. j
W m . O tt
O. OFH. A. O. U. W.
AT THE RED
and
orted
W it h a l
eldest eon h a r e f
.;.
w ill re m a in several
on th e p la te ? '“
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P ra n k Jones o f W e s tfa ll, E a s t­
ern Oregon, a n d bis b ro th e r, C h a r
le y Jo n e ti e f P o rtla n d , a re here
H a ltin g th e ir p aren ts, M r. and M rs .
/o h n J o n M .
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T h e S unday O regonian contains
a n account of th e d eath e f Charles
G a ’lo w a f, brother of H on . W illia m
G a llo w a y , o f M c M in n v ille .
H ie
b ro th e r le ft Y a m h ill county in 1862.
I t was kn ow n h ’ went to San F ra n -
olaco, b u t he was lo’ t tra c k of there.
A le tte r w ritten to Judge G a llo w a y ,
Iw W K Jordan, o f Nelson, A r k .,
oform s h im th a t hia brother was
tille d in b a ttle , June, 1664, and
w m b uried where th e A rkansas and
W h ite rivers ru n in to the Miesist ip
p i; he wae k ille d in a fight e a rly
one m o rning. T he' w rite r says: I
was firs t to see hitu snd have him
jo in our com pany. H e wore a co«u-
s k in c a p w ith a ta il and m outh on it
H e said he bad come a ll the w ay
Irv in Oregon to h elp us fight. H e
h a d mo horse, b u t by his persisten­
c y was attbWed to go w ith the c a v ­
a lr y . I
near h im when th e
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NIC H O LS & GABRIEL.
The Red Front.
------ Hoeford and c h ild re n , wife
o f C a p ta in H oeford o f th e steam er
B e n ita , baa re tu rn e d fro m a v is it to y
P o rtla n d , an d io sto p p in g $ t the
D a y to n hotql.
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J v 1'.;
ra n
— P lease call o n u s for anything
W- Q. A R C
W m . H ib b e rt is d ra w in g a la rg e th a t
should be carried in a first
___and fourth 8nfomdya in
q u a n tity o f wood on th e lo ts b ank
at 2 p m ., in Odd Fallows
o f A ld e rm a n ’s.
T h e wood T
w ut
ill ;cluss country Drug Store.
probably bo used in th e D a y to n
A. J . K cC A N H , Pws.
X MoQANN, Saa.
evaportor, for evap oratin g fru it.
R. L. H ARRIS,
ÁW¿¿gjPARTWk OF T h e C irc le an d C a m p o f W . o f
D. B. & S.
th e W ., h eld a Joint in s ta lla tio n la s t
--¡r
S a tu rd a y evening, w h ich was a v e rv
pleasant a ffa ir. A n eleg an t lunoh
was Served to" w h ic h more th a n 100
persons s etM ow n. .
th t
F leet
Bargains in groceries a t L .
> W a lk e r’«, M c M ’
X
? h e cow a n d horse A d v e rtis e d fa r
eale In H x » a l d have both been
M id . T h e re h o . been In q u iry f o r ,
cow b y purchaser; I f you have one
to ee)l le t i t h e k n o w n thro u gh col­
um ns of H i s a l o .
D. A. 8nyd«r
U ip to P ortland W .
D. C . Downer, t f e p a i n t e r , has
S S 5 S S «
droved to North
- Mrs. Id a
wife o f P r . C o o rto e y ,
qiho bas been ill, M as n e a rly re
R .V . ,n d
M r ,.
B o « ™ « .w b .
have been suffering from la grippe,
dbveied.
a » ta k in g several w eek’s o utin g .
here T u e s d a y afternoon
D . A. 8»yd er, the f r w t e vap o rato r
[e x p e c tto go to S ta y -
m an to aapafitbfJM O n to oommerwe
FORGET
A JULY SPECIAL!
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The
„ ,..» ;o r w ith in th e federal lines, got
th e m a jo r’s horse, pistols arid saber,
m ounted the horse, rs rfin to the fe d ­
e ra l lines and k ille d several others,
cam e aren n d and got back w ith o u t
a scratch. H w wwu h iH e d u
before we started an . Price’s raid
in to M issouri. I R was shot through
rig h t th ig h , and bled to d e a th . I f
be could have been removed from
th e b a ttle field we could have saved
For
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M EN’S
Is the place |o goiio b u y y o x ir ^ ’
G roceries ¿ C anned G oods .
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
° H & ' f f i f f i f t v B B T DAY.
V « . WAtK«B. McMmou.«.
W eek s
Only I
CLOTHING.
A s th e stock m u s t p o s itiv e ly b e d o s e d o u t
b e fo re A u g u s t 1 5 th , to m a k e needed im p r o v e -
m e n ta fo r o u r im m e n s e lin e o f D r y G oode,
bis life.
L. E. W A L K E R .
Two
I n th e m e a n tim e w e a re s la u g h te r in g
th e p ric e o u a ll
vwk
THAT
fo llo w in g a re a few o f th e v a lu e s wa
s h a ll o ffe r, c o m m e n c in g
S a tu r d a y ^ J u ly 14,
S K -i
On the way down riv e r Tuesday
m o rn tb f t f tt O. R A K . steam er
R u th took, on board » t.S p o i.g ’H, a
n um ber o f th e students from Clift-
m aw a In d ia n school, and the band
from th a t school. T h e y were on the
w ay to Oregon C ity , to attend
C h a u ta u q u a m aeting a t G ladstone
p a rk , where th e .h a n d w ill fu rn ish
m usic d u rin g the oeseions o
C h a u ta u q u a , w hich began J u ly 11
t t x -
and closes J u ly 21. A t the request
o f those on board IB jT s te a m e r D .
E . Brewer, d is c ip lin a ria n a t the
school, who was on board acoom
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p an ym g th e students, prevailed on
th e band to e n te rta in these on bosrt
w itb-several pieces o f m usic— the
lead er, P ra n k S te d e m ie r, not being
w ith the band— h ayin g gftne down
to Oregon C ity on the tra in . A fte r
le a v in g W h e a tla n d th e h and dis
coursed some ex c e lle n t muaio for
aorue tiiu s j to the d e lig h t o f e
a ll
l l on
or
board
T h e Cberoawa band- wel
deserve th e praise bestowed on th e m
as firs t class m usicians, by those
who have beard th em p lay. W e
would re m a rk here th a t the Che
Residents of D a y to n Who. are m aw a school is doing a good work
A t tim es th e w o rk of the U . 8 .
am erators was not a ll a pleasure aw ay from hume, an d ftth<CT W PP in th e tra in in g of In d ia n s o f both
it e . Besides c a llin g , p erkau s. a
N ’T
McMinnville, Oregon.
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CHICAGO SURE
fo r fu ll
Berts’ Bme and W hite Stripe Duck
8h lrt Waist and Blooae. wtth wide navy
blue «oliar, were 85c, now 28c.
160 Percale Wrappers, the | t » and
»160 aort, 80c.
26 doaen $1.28 Ladies’ Shirt Wai«U06o
2oe Silk Bi ripe Zephyrs, now 19c.
Parasols at about % regular price-
200 pair® Ladies’ $200 Shoes at $1.69.
GeUta’ Sample Summer Undershtfta
19c and 38c, worth double.
»0 Pee 60c and 06c wool Dress Fabrics,
in plaid and mixtures, ebeUeftOc.
$2.50 Orepooa now »1.80.
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200 Men’s light colored Neglige Shirts,
were 60v, choice now, 28«.
: v ,.,
160 Ladlm* »1.60 Petticoats, now »1 00.
Ladies Tailor-made Salto 44 regular
prices.
*60 pairs Snow’s hand-sewed English
price
Red Shoes, the latoat fad, - regular
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»4, new »8.98.
60 Pea Fancy Silks, the » 1
t.A
.» kind,
c lio ic e tli)e.
28 Pea black ground fancy flgorodOr-
gandiea, regular price 18c, now 8)4«
25 per cent, diacountoa Ladies’ press
Skirts and Silk Waists,
o ff on a ll B o y a’ a b o rt pant Suite, tbe
(amone Jane Hopkins make.
1000 yards fine double (All cotton Cov­
ert«, former prices lOJícnow all go at 10c.
Such totrxaina as we a r* ri»i«W i"
Men's Clothing now, were never beard of
in old Yamhill before.
Our regular »2.76 and $2.60 Une of l a ­
dies* 8hoea- the beet (or the monev ever
sold, now »1.98.
Odd Hose Ladies’ . Gente’ and Chil­
dren’s Shoes at H regular price.
Remember we are Bailing Men’s Cloth-
log, new stylist, good«, made by the beat
ta lle n in America, at absoluto New. York
cost, as we nauat havo the room for Dry
Goods.
100 p a ire L a d le « ’ E -hoee; odd lo U , m a n y
worth up to $8j H youreiaeto here, take
them (or $1.
Men’s $12.60 Spring Overcoats, made
(rom E nilieh Covert, Satín piped and
lined, going dnring thia sale at »7.98- r
Men'a »16 Whipcord Spriag Overcoats;
they ero beautiea at»4 are cheap a» tha
price—» .9 8 —coat more to make.
•VOBB.
(H U O A M
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ta k e the H u r a l » , w rite th a t th ey th e band are F illip in o s .
fore g ettin g to see th e proper person
7 Miss I d i t h R ie h a rd a o l P o rtla n d ,
w ouldn’t b a w ith o u t H e r a l d , as
o
f
w
hom
to
gain
correct
in
fo
rm
a
tio
n
,
M ile s L e m ly is now m a te on th e
O n M onday E d . and C hgrley
i t here via itln g w ith M rs . D . M .
th ere were other incidents w hich th e y get m uch m ore home news in
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now
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H a d a w a y , V irg il E a rl, C larence
fclock.
Shw w ill re m a in several
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th
an
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do
by
letlers.
W
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y
tween th is an d P o rtla n d . M ile s is m ad e the w ork o f en um eration no not s u M c rib e fo r H u s a l d and send C oyl. R«bt. Freshour, J. J R ow ley,
week«.
W a lte r H a d le y .the
w ell know n here, and h is friends lig h t ta s k .
to d is ta n t friends,— o n ly one d o lla r and Jo. B axter, started out from
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John B a m b e lta e r, fu el an d tim ­ are pleased to sea h im on
th is run g overnm ent e n um erato r for E a s t a veer i f paid in advance. H b b a i . d th
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is c it y oo a governm ent sor
ly is now s guest I and W e s t D a y to n precincts, had
ber oootraetor, D a y to n , w an ts 40 again. M rs L Lem
veying ex p e d itio n in th e Biletx res­
e m ly Is
and
W
e
e
k
ly
Oregonian
»2
a
year,
hotel.
I ■ JHtle experience w hich tended to
v beware an d choppers, to w h o a be
e rv a tio n . T h e y ,w ith others go w ith
a t th e D ayto n
develops bis muscle to some e x te n t s tric tly in advanoe.
w ill p a y good wages.
C ou n ty S urveyor Branson, who has
F ro m th e a m o u n t o f gravel now M r. H a d le y w ishing to m a k e s th o r­
The fo llow ing new ly elected o ffi­
a contract from the governm ent.
A good roast n r steak along w ith being hauled on th e roads in th is ough and com plete en um eration of
cers for ensuing term were in stalled T b e p a rty w ill probably be out sev­
»‘..fresh vegetables, m a k e a good m eal. v ic in ity a t th ia tim e , from th e g ravel b is te rrito ry . H e bad one fa m ily
a t a la te m eeting, by S e c u rity A s­ e ra l m onths.
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,s
V F re a k and oared m eats a t th a Day- bars along th e W illa m e tte riv e r, It th a t li ve an the Oregon C ity P aper
sem bly N o . 16, U n ite d A rtis a n » :
M r. and M rs. E d g a r, o f D ix ie ,
ton M a rk e t.
would appesr th a t the roads w ill and P u lp M ill C o.’a property in th e Venice H ib b e r t,* P . M . A . ; L . A .
he g re a tly im p ro v e d . G ra v e l is W illa m e tte river bottom , about five Roe suer, M . A .; D. A. S n yd er, See.; P olk co unty,and M rs. E d g a r’s niece,
«
L a s t week we received from J. J
cam e down to v is it M r. E d g a r’s
m iles from D a y to n (p ro b a b ly 10 M rs . W . M . H a m ilto n . S u p t.; M rs
R ow ley several fine sam ples o f w h a t w ill m ake good roads,
parents, who liv e on tb e G illa n d e rs
the
route
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Roesner,
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- e a rly peaches raised on his place. ■ M r s . R ossiter, w ife o f E . W . Ros­
lace. M r. E d g a r went to P ortlan d
M r. R ow ley w ill have a lo t o f late siter o f Forest G rove, an d her sle- t h e l M t fa m ilv he visited in his s iter, Senior Con ) C. W . Beech, M.
'ueedwy oo th e eteam er R u th on
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nyder,
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peaches to dispose of.
business.
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t G rove F rid a y lggt nnd vi ritedI don it^an d ’ foot it along the riv e r H a m ilto n , In s tru c to r; W . P a le
K v A iw a r.ic a l — P reaching a t D ay
“ W e have sold m arfy' d iffe re n t
W
ard
en
.
w k h D ? a n d f f n ! ! • ’ J Rossiter o f > n k about three miles, more then
• ton n e x t S un d ay a t l l a. m
W as I t a M ir a c t . b T— “ T h e m ar- cough rem edies, b u t none has given
lx m iles there and b ack— over cob- vellnus cure o f Mrs. R ena J. 8 to u t, better satiefaoUon th a n C ham ber-
- W h e a tla n d
p. m , P le a ia n td a le
1
I Ue-stones, g ravel, sand logs and o f consumption has created intense la m ’s.
8 ». ro., e ith e r by R e v . M etager or th is c ity .
says C harles H olxbau er,
daleg at^fro m
R ev. W in te r .
e xcitem en t in C a m m a c k , In d .” d ru gg ist, N e w a rk , N
J,
I t is
i. a
O . M . H a rris who, for to m e Urne, to th e grand lodge A. O . U . W . , l à f bie jo n m a y - H e fo rtu n a te ly writes M a rio n B tu a rt, a leading perfectly safe and can be- reliedI up-
druggist o f M uncie, In d , “ 8 h e o n - on in o
o il
il coses of coughs,.coldsjn
feae been in th a d ru g baeineee a t
F o r s a le b y R . L .
whioh meets in Baleno T u e s d a y , J u ly found everybody a t hom e— even
R id d le , S o u th e rn Oregon, has sold
ly weighed 9 0 pounds when her doc­ íoarneness.
17. H is w ile Mrs. C la r a G oodrich, the dog.and cat.
H
a
rris
h ie d ru g business. H is h e a lth being
to r in Y orkto w n said e h * m ust
is * delegate to th e D . o f H grand
poor he was k e p t too closely co n ­
soon die. Then she beffan to use
lodge, w hich meet« a t same tim e
A lth o u g h M . W . K r e it t does not
D r . ’’ K in g ’s New Discovery and
fined. M r . H a rris ia new a t home
T H I S T L E N O T IC E .
and place.
have a large farm he p u t a ll of his
gained 37 pounds in weight nnd
resting up.
land to good use. H e has near two
I n c o m p lia n c e w ith th e S ta te
I t has
W e have seen some good gardens acres in a v a rie ty o f fr u it trees ; 80 was co m p letely cured ”
8 . B . F a y w h o has been on a
1 bis season, b u t we believe th a t a | o f them apple "trees, snd loaded cured thousands o f hopeless esses, aw s, a ll o w n e rs o f lota o r la n d s
pleasure t r ip to Seaside below A s to ­
s tiff i * positively guaranteed to w it h in in c o rp o ra te d lim its o f th e
. ttle th e heat I* th a t o f W m . O t t,
w ith fr u it. T h e re w ill probably be
ria , an d a lM T h e D alles and Hood
ear W eston la n d in g . H e has fine 300 bushels o f apples or more. H e cure a il th ro a t, C hest and Lung c ity o f D a y to n , state o f O re g o n ,
R iv e r, returned to D ayto n M onday
diseases. 60c and $1.00. T r ia l bot­
a re h e re b y n o tifie d to a t o n c e ,
evening on th e steam er B o n ita . H e ooking corn, q u ite large carrots, also has a fine garden, in some o f
cabbage th a t is fit to nee, fine to w hich he has a second crop o f veg- tles free a t R . L . H a rris ’ dru gstore c u t th e th is tle s g ro w in g on t h e ir
reports h a v in g had a vary pleasant,
m etors, and as fine an onion patch tables growing. A bout 1 j sore of
I t N a v b d H is L a o .— P. A . D a n ­ re s p e c tiv e la n d s ; also on th e
in terestin g trip .
there U to be found in Oregon. the o te b a rd is in olover, tbe first forth o f L a G ra n g e , G a ., suffered for
s tre e ts a n d a lle y s a d ja c e n t th e re
Hew doth the hoey
T he-
h e - follow ing officers were in - crop’ o f which yielded over 6 tons six m onths w ith , a frig h tfu l run to.
J . S. C O U R T N E Y ,
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eh ahtoing
Iw ar,
Improve
each
ehi
stalled by O ld H ic k o r y C a m p N o. of h a y ; the second crop is over s hing sore on his leg; but w rites th a t
AnS gather bargain« ail the day,
M a y o r.
_ By trading
- w . - . ; ggt^rttoe*«
200, W . of tb e W ., oo S a tu rd a y foot in height. D iversified crops »
Buck ten’s < A rn ic a S alve w h o lly
. Racket Store.
i
(In McMinnville.
evening iM t , for the ensuing t e r m : th e most profitable w sy o f fa rm in g , Cured i t in five dava. F o r ulfeera,
D o n ’t fo rg e t w h e n yo u h a v e C. C. C a rte r, C . C .; B. J. P arrish, as is shown in alm ost every in- wounds, piles, it ’s th e beet salve in
A dvisor; F . R . 8 m ith ,
C le r k ; stance whsre practiced,
th e w orld. C ure g uaranteed. O n ly
p ro d u c e to s e ll, t h a t N ic lio ls A
Í A L A V A N , Prop.
C harles S im le r, E scort; W m . S h ip -
A jj E p I b JM(IC o F D ia r h h o b a ,— 26 cents. Sold by R . L . H a rris ,
G a b r ie l p « y th e h ig h e s t p ric e in
druggist.
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A ganders, w ritin g from C ocosnui
Ftret clasa rl«a—elnale and douWe.
cash fo r p ro d u c e . T h e y also sell m ao , I . » .; E lm e r P a rris h , U . a .
opeciat attention given cotniaerolal men.
T
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W
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Gwrtre,
F
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there
baa
been
C.
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Pom
eroy,
th
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w
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le
r
who
g oo d s a t th e lo w e s t p ric e fo r cash
All order« by pbone, or otherwtoe, given
is ao lew th a t boats now o n ly ru n q u ite an epidem ic of d iarrhoea there,
s now located a t S alem , is alw ays prompt attention.
S tr o n g e is o n e o f th e o ld est as fa r up as S ale m . I t is th o ug h t H e had a severe a tta c k andI was pleased to m eet a n y o f his D ayton
When going to coast or mountain«
ad you warn a rig, oall. Price« rea­
r e s t a u r a n t * in S a le m .
I t is a th a t th e steam er R u th w ill be ta k e n cured by four doses of C fo m b w h frtohds and acquaintances.
He
good plA ce i o t o « e m e a ls w h e n o ff th e route for tbe eeaeoo, in a Ia in ’s C ello , C h o le ia and D iarrho ea keeps in stock a fu ll lin e o f je w e lry , s o n
short tim e . P ro bab ly a ll boats w ill | Rem edy
H e says-he also recom
clocks and watches; nod does re­
¿ n t h a t e jty .
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A P o in te r to P a in t P u rc h a s e rs .
be ta k e n o ff d u rin g "a short tim e mended i t to others and they say it p airin g. W hen in Baku» give h im
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T h e A rrttT iT K o r a G o a t — Is oo th is sum m er, on account of th e e x ­ is tb e best m edicine they ewer m ed
a c a ll.
P it k in 's P a in t P ro te c t* ^
For sale by R L . H a rris .
wiod by a ll whoso stom ach and liv e
B read, sakes, en d a ll k in d of
tre m e ly low w ater.
3
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a re o u t t»f o rd e r.v $ u t such should
D r. J . C. M ic h a u x , fo rm e rly of oonfoetionery a t H . O liv e r’s, M c ­ A S K Y O U R
John A rm a bro ug h t th ia office on L a fa y e tte , h a v in g located in M c ­
know th a t D r. K in g ’s Now L ife Filss
M in n v ille . A lso lu n ch when de- D E A L E R O R
CEO W
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g ive a splsndod sppetlto, sound d i- T u e s d a y , sam ples o f Magoon straw M in n v ille for the p ractice of his
Felton and Carpenter Utreete,
gootion an d a re g q ja r b od ily h a b it berries, th e largest o f w h ich m eas­ profession, and w ill be pleased to si($d. '
C H IC A G O .
Good lau n d ry and other soap S T A T IO N C .
T b e b e r­ m eet an y o f his old friends irom
th a t ihoniss perfoot h e a lth an d ured 4 | iro b e s arOund
m ade by W o rtfL a m b e r t of th e M e
ries
ere
solid
en
d
good
shippers—
g re a t energy. O n ly 2 5 ; a t R . L .
h ern or elsewhere a t his rooms Noe.
th e y a m s im ila r to th e W ilso n ber­ 7 ao d 6. G oioo B lock, M o M in o v ille . M in o ri[lft steam la u n d ry .
H a r r is 'd r u g store.
J . 'W ^ F ie h b u r n , N o t a r y P u b ­
ries, h o t ere superior to t h a t b e rry ,
G o to -Z . S p an g le, a t th e D a y to n
th e best being m uch la rg e r— fu lly as large
It
I
lic , D a y to n , m a k e * o u t a ll legs
tobacco— •you Can get a * th e S h a rp lriw , an d o f good fla v o r b arb er shop, and get a sm ooth p a p e r s , a n d does a ll n o ta r y w o rk
shave or y o u r h a ir trim m e d In the
w ith c a re .
F o llo w in g ia tb e f la t e f offl<
la te s t s tyle.
i- .
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Hl driven, at
First class i
in
stalled
by
Prosperity
C
irc
le
on
Cletbee weabe* clean and Inea up la
". D. Ckiavan.
' T r y tb e eowpe m ad e b y W m
IAtaywtto S T
good atytoat«e»inoviito atoi i iaeatfry.
tad will S a tu rd a y evening Isst: M ise L . B L a m b e rt proprietor o f th e M c M in n
G o w d y ,G . N .; M m . M M . R osroer, v illb steam la u n d ry . T h e y a re first
r from
B re a d ,/a n d cakes fresh
A dviser; M ita J . M . P arrish, Ma-
the oven a t H . O liv e r’s, M Ic i M in p -
N ie h o l* <k G a b r ie l p a y th e l ì ' ____; M rs . A . P a rria b , A tte n d a n t ;
S u m m e r goods a t N jc h o le & viilw.
h ig h s a t m a r k e t p ric e io ca»h to r
m. 8 . Londeneha to sen , L 8 ,; M rs.
A U kin d s and style o f fishing
G
a
b r ie l’* . ,
J
A . S m ith , O . 8 .; M ias L . H a s tin g ,
c o u n tr y p ro d u c e .
ta o k b a t M - G . B to neh rink’s jew e lry
nrritM a^W A S M H
Beet quality »ml chvepeet stattoavry at
C .o f G . ;,M iaa R . Poet, .
noaferUeasry of all atod • * poate«*ce
store.
be
sold
very
cheap.
{Mwtoglce store.
M rs. A . W ils o n , M anager,
«tore.
Jvnw . ,
This space w ill be
filled next w eek
w ith n ew ad by
The Grange & Farm er’s Oo.
C H A S . IP. N E L S O N , M an ager.
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JO N ES
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elate? ..
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Will
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M ANUFACTURE
,
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a
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND LATH
M c M im n v il l r ,
H O U S E A N D LOT.
Omcaog.
THE COTTAGE.
A Rixxxl S room bouw and lot 1« Dajrton, cen­
trally located, 1« offered for Bata very cheep.
A vartety o ( fru it « re d -b e e t quality o f f r a t t -
a rood w ell, woodabed, bam , eoraer lot. In
quire at H bbalo offlce.
J. F. STAIGER.
PanrairroR.
.
SALBM. - • OREGON.
F irs t nines in every re»|»ect
FOR SA LE
Rates from $1 to $2 per d a y . Spec-
13 aerea good land,
In cultivation, i , ,
3 aerea
prnnee,
a w number
o( a r p - p — le 181 « tte n tto ii paid to C o m m e rc ia l
i/w in
■ e .
» .v w ,
- - - — -
S a m p le room» in
in bearing, a great variety o( »mall T ra v e le r» .
(ruita, 0 roomed honse, barn 24x90, and
n
rctiou
one of tbe beat wella of water in the
eonotv; one-fourth mile from aebool
bonaein Dayton. Inquire of Oregon E x ­
TAKE
N O T IC E
change, er at H emalo ofRee. Term«
R ctld en teo f aeyto n and v ic in ity (Way io
reaeonabie.
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W T 1Ì
; Salem, who w l.h to obtain tha beat is cent
j w ea l In the city, a h o n l.lc a lla t M l ( oaaaarclal
A K «treat, want aide, between Canter end Che
! mekete. First elate bed». Fam ily tm de a
IT S O W N B O T T O M ,! . peetugr. O ire -m a tria l.
MRS F.’ M. « A X S H A W ,
■ ‘
I m p rfetor.
rep u tation as p a in t
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A ftT ia m
Q T A hl TV
m u n i
B 1A S U
O u r past
grinders is our best foundation
A B A R G A IN
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PTIKM CO
PATENTS
M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y O F
g lass ,
madf.
Bosks
A 1D A M S.
Builders’ H ardware, Paints, Oils &
.LAFAYETTE LIVERY,
L 3.D.
raHtog*
&
A S K T u t H D K A I.K B 0 B
CEO w PUUN co
Faltno A C arpenter Sta.
M a t io x ç. CHICAGO.
For Sale.
I
REAL ESTATE AND
PIANO.
One Upright t im b r i Fieno In excellent eon-
dltlon -good tone, «ad w all made and ftntahed,
w ilt be dlapaaed a t a great saerlftee.
A leo fflt aerea of Iraproved tend, w ith good
wall finiabed two atory raven room boura. and
a good w ell, and e th e r Im proram anta A fin a
yonng orchard of different varletlea a l (rol» i
amali rmUa. Inquire of
H. r . C O K N B S, D ayton,'
Or a t B a q a te offlce.
F ó rra la In*D ayton, a » room houae. Mad %
aere of land, good well. I.am and a varlv* .-f
fr u it C entrally hm uad. In q u ire aa ibta efflt-e
S k in
For the apeedy and permanent evm <4
tetter, aott rlwnni a n d e c x e u ia . C h n iu -
berlain a Eye and Skin Ointiucnt it
without an equal. I t relieve« the itch
ing and «uiarting alnioet inatantly and
its coot In nod n»e efleeto a permanent
oor». I t alao cure» (Mfi; bather*» Ifch,
acald bead, eave niM gM . itebtng pilee.
chapped banda, chrqnic »or» eyes and
granulated lida.
Br. C*drt CendWen Mfcn
horaea are the beet tonic, blood
tad vermifuge. Price, *6 «enta.
R L . H A R R i
for