Dayton herald., October 05, 1900, Image 4

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FALL AND
1900,
, The French SecrH^ry of War
Marquis tie Galjjft t harf iaaued an
order forbidding 'he pale of liquor
in military harracka -throughout
France nnd b-rcnlm iea The Mur-
quia ia a veteran general, and hot
had abundant np|>ortanitiea of
Knowing effect« of liquor drinking
upon ro'.dieia.' It ia phmphetied
that Ilia order will n o t be nulbtied
>-y any other "official, mb waa the
canteen law aa paaaed by congreae.
W IN T E R
R. JACOBSON & CO.’S
Bargains in Onr
2 2 O « x ira flo e la m b 's w o o l m ■□’» a w e u t-
«ru , p la in und a a llo r col l o t i , w e ll w o rth
• a 0 0 ; o u r p ric e S I 23-
L a ru e iissdi t iu i'u t .if lu e n 'a aUd b o y’s I
u n d e rw e a r, u t lu tu n lu h ju g iy I o w p ric e » i
.
Clothing Department.
Dry Goods
Department.
660 m e n 's O reg o n a ll-w o o l ca s a im e re
a u d u lie v lu t a u lta , w e ll w o rth $ 1 0 .0 0 , o u r
p ric e p e r s u it $ 7 48.
K am o in y o u th ’« uiaeu, fr o m 11 to 30,
S6 UK; c liililr e u u ' $1 VH.
H ig h e r g ra d « cuHMlmorc, lin e t a ilo r -
m a d e m i'll’» a n il a | 8 78.
Y o u th ’s >7 7 8 ; a n d e liild r e u 'u S3 87.
A la rg o a s s o rtm e n t o f m e n ’s « m l bo y's
cuw aiiucre uud m ix e d s u its fro m S3 60 up
A One a s s o r tm e n t o f m e n 's , b o y 's an d
c h ild r e n 's d re s s s u its a t p ric e s to s u it
e v e ry b o d y 's p u rse.
In th is p a r t ic u la r lin o wo h a v e c le an e d
u p « e v e ra l big E a s te rn d r y goods houses.
A ll o f th is s e a s o n ’s good», so m e o f th e m
b e in g o n ly on e o tw o pieces o f s k in d ,
an d we p u rc h a s e d th e s a m e a w a y b e lo w
r g u la i p rice «, an d we a re g o in g to g ive
y o u th e b e n e fit o ( th is . N o te tb e p ric e s :
2500 y a rd s d re e s go o d s, fa n c y m ix e d
s o lid c o lo re d s u itin g s , a n d so m e a ll w o id
s u itin g s , w o rth fr o m 36 to 60c, o u r p ric e
23-i p e r y a rd .
1800 y d s a ll h ig h g ra d e go od s, w o rth
fr o m 60 to 86 c, o u r p ric e 38c p e l y d .
65 pieces d re s s go od «, m o s t o f i t a ll
w o o l, an d a m o n g th e a s s o rtm e n t w e h ave
a b o u t 16 piece« o f tin e L a d le ’s C lo th ,
-u o 'h ln g iu th e lo t h*«s th a n 76 c, so m e o f
I t w o rth up t o f l 0 0 ; o u r p rie e 60c p e r y ti
2030 yd s o f s ilk p n ish ea an d veTvcts,
In a ll sh a d e « , w o r th up t o ' $ 1 0 0 ; o u r
p r ic e p e r yd 38c.
• J u s t re c e iv e d , a lin e lin o o f th e v e ry
n e w e s t dress go od s, n a m e ly : Z ,b ilin e
s o lid ,
V e d a ru ls e d , V e n e tia n ,
Z e b ra ,
G o lf , Z r la s , an d ltu d c n , a t p o p u la r p ric e s
Cap! ii in W ill T y le r ia here with
a neat little steam launch which
ia culled “ Dewey,” and ia doing
a good passenger business on the
dammed Y a m h ill. Already sev-
eral citizens are talking of build­
ing launches for private u s e .. . .
County Treasurer sent to the
state treasurer yesterday 16,123
completing the debt to the state,
600 m eu 's und b o y’s e x tr a h e a v y s w e a t-
m aking a total of 130,997 68 for ■ or«, p la in a u d s a ilo r o o lls rs , w o rth a«
a8 76'> I’rioe 38o each.
the y e a r .... Nt E. Kegg who • h,ul'
280 m e n ’« p e rc a le d re s s s h ir ts , w o rth
came home from the upyium has 7 ^ ea ch . hm I»- pile»* asx*.
6 cases o f m e n ’s e x tr a h e a v y b a lb ro -
been nr rested mid lodged in ja il,
g a u an d .n a tu ra l w ool s h irt« a n d d ra w e r« ,
possibly w ill be removed,to the r e g u la r p rice s 60, 60 a m i 76c ; o u r p ric e
asylum— V alley Transcript.
3 Oi-i'och.
Furnishing Goods
Department.
320 m e n ’« a n d bo y’s e x tr a h e a v y a ll
w o ol s w e a te rs , a s s o rte d
c o lo rs , w e ll
w o rth *1 0 0 , s e llin g p rlo e 7 0c e a c h .
The street fuir and carnivul
and celebration of completion of
Y a m h ill locks, held ut M c M in n ­
ville lust week whs largely attend­
ed. A large number from D a y -
ton and vicinity were in attend­
ance. Everybody appeared to
• enjoy Ihctnselveg anti in hoppy
mood* Hon. Binger H e rm a n n 1
, During I h c w i n t e r o f 1897 James
LODGE D IR E C T O R Y .
aud Hou Thos *H. Tongue; who Reed, one of4he leading citizens
each delivered an address, re -, R,1,l merchants of Clay, Clay Co.,
W . OF T H E W .
ceived applause from th eir h e a r -," Va . struck his leg against a
O L D H IC K O R Y C A M P , N O . 2 0 0 -
ers. Excursions were made to * . " . ,CM
iVhLmm«'»«™ W o o d m e n o f th e W o r ld m e e t e v e r y S a t­
t >
, hi’inse it severely. I t became very u r d a y e v e n in g , » t W o o d m a n h a ll. D a y -
- the locks by the steamer B o n ita ,!inU(.|i((Wol,e|i ^n(, pained him R0 to n , O re g o n . V is it in g N e ig h b o rs w e l­
J . Q . L A M B E R T , C le r k .
which was well patronized.
1 h e , hit(„ lllMt h„ coU|d hOl wtt|k with- co m e
* F . H . O D E L I., C. C .
receipts from fair and carnival < <iut ¡hr aid of crutches. He was
were $569.25, which covered the treated by physicians, also used W O M E N or W O O D C R A F T
e x p en ses.
,
«evPtal kinds of liniment and 2 | - P ro s p e rity C ir c le N o , 200 W o m e n of
gal Ions of whisky in bathing it, but W o o d c ra ft, m e e ts e v e ry T h u r s d a y e v e n ­
nothing gave any relief until he be­ in g in W o o d m a n b a ll, D a y to n , O r . V i a
John Palmer, junior member of
gan using Chamberlain’s Pain itin g N e ig h b o rs a lw a v s w e lc o m e .
the firm of Palmer Bros . grocers, Balm.
This brought almost a | M M I S IS 8 S H L A I L T L T I I A E N O E . . G G O O W W D D Y Y , C , G le . r N k . .
is recovering from an attack of ap-
complete cure in a week’s time and i
m diciti«.. . The Misses Elsie and
he believes that bad he not' used
A. O . U . W .
attde Hobbs returned Saturday
this remedy his leg wrttild have
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evening from sn extended visit with
had to be amputated. Pain Balm o f U n i t e d W o r k m e n , m e e t« e v e r y S a tu r
relatives in Michigan.and Indiana
is unequalled for sprains, bruises d a y " n ig h t in A . O . U . W . h a ll, IT oyton,
...
W i r t . Macy has accepted a po
aaipThrumatian»
For sale by R O r.- V is it in g b r e t h e r n c o r d ia lly re­
c e iv e d .
G E O . C. BERTRAM, M. W-
sition its bookkeeper for R. M. Wade
W . E . G A U R IE L ^ R e c .
At Co ...T h e firm of Logan A L Harris
Cloak and L adies’ R eady
M ade to W ear D epartm en t
T i lls is u u ip ts s tiu ld e , t h a t o u r s to c k
a n d p rice s a r j s u p e r io r to a n y house In
th e s ta te .
W e c a rr y a v e ry la rg e a s s o r t­
m e n t o f L a d in » ' T a ilo r m a d e s u its , fo r
la d le s an d i i I s h c s ; Ja ckets, g o lf capes,
s e a l, p lu s h , cru s h ed p lu s h , c lo th , a s tr a -
c h a u f o r la d ie s , m issu s a n d c h ild r e n ,
a t m o d e ra te p rice s.
. oot and Shoe D ep a rtm en t
T h is Is a p o s itiv e fa c t t h a t o u r shoe
tr a d e has In cre ase d a t such a ra p id gace
t h a t w e h a d to e n la rg e o u r s to re , an d
we n o w oc au p y a s t r ic t ly u p to d a te
b o o t a n d shoe s to re . F o llo w in g Is a lis t
o f b o o t a n d shoe m a n u fa c tu r e r s w h ic h
a r e so ld und g u a ra n te e d by us ;
H u n a n Shoe C o ., N e w Y o r k .C . M - H e n ­
d e rs o n S ho e C o ., C h ic a g o , O re g o n C ity
sh oo s. T h e K lp p e u d o r f D itt m a u n Hue
L a d le s ’ S hoe, th e K a n s u » Ir o n c la d S hoe,
H a m ilto n jfitero w n Shoo C o ., S t. L o u is
B u c k ln g lim n A H e c h t, S an F ra n c is c o ,
N a p a T a u W a te rp ro o f S hoes, file s A
H u tc h in g s , B o s to n , C has. N ic k e ls b u r y A
C o , S an F ra n c ls e o , G e o . E , K e it h ,,
C s in p b u llo .
R u b b e r Boots a n d Shoes o f a ll th e
le a d in g m a k e s , Ht lie d rock prices.
G a ll a m i she ns lie fo re yo u la y in v o u r
fa ll s u p p ly .
As w e h a v e so m e a s to n is h ­
in g b a rg a in s .
R . J A C O B S O N & CO.
’ • ~ M cM in n v ille, Or.
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Bradley have dissolved partnership,
Mr. Logan und his brother, Frank,
will continue in the old stand..
The firrmers grange will hold an
open meeting in the grange hall on
Oi tober 6 al 2 p. i n , . . .The Oregon
Press Association met at Aahland
September 19 and 20 and received
a cold reception
McMhuivilla waa
represented by F. R. Harding, F. J
Martin andCapl. H L. Heath .
b'rtr
k u T u u
• « » I I I I K
I « aa
’ t A l r
i r a t l I l ' i l f l i l i v L I ift
I I r-x
" l ru
o l I l iu
l l t rk
' l ' iitH
t i l i o u
the Yam hill county ja il ia now
empty. . . . Ray Miller, son of C. J
Miller, who lives on the Jolly farm
suuthwe.t o f town, met with a se
rious accident Tuesday afternooi
He was knocked down by a runaway
horse, drawing a strawrake, one
f o n t h of the contrivance penetrated
the abdomen and broke two of .the
hoy’s ribs, and bruised him up very
badly He cannot liie. He is
years of a g e . . . Frame Riggan, a
lad of almut 18, stole a horse of F
Roller's last week nnd was captured
at North Yamhill Friday, atid ta
ken before the justice of the peace
and ttfMind over to appear before
tire grand jury. The boy's home is
in Moore’s valley. He was com
m i l l ' d Io tbs reform school«*»T^I
phone Register
R obbed t h e G rave — A start­
ling incident is narrated by John
Oliver of Philadelphia,- as foilower
“ I was in an awful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk­
en, tongue coated, pain continually
in back and sides, no appetite,grow»
iog weaker day by d a y . Three
physicians had given me up. Then
I was advised to use .Kteatric Bit­
ters ; to niy great joy, the first bot­
tle made a decided improvemenP.-
I continued their use for three
weexs and am now a well man. I
Know they robbed grave of another
victim .” No one should f ill to tfy
them
Only 50c , guaranteed, at
Harris’ drug store.
D. O F H . A . O. U. W .
U n it y L o d g e N o . 17, D e g re e o f H o n o r ,
m e e ts e v e r y T u e s d a y n ig h t in t h e A , G .
U,. W . b a ll, D a y to n , O r . V is it in g m e m ­
b e rs a lw a v s w e lc o m e .
M R S . O R A A . G A B R IE L ,
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C h ia f-o f -H o n o r-
( It -
L E N A 8 T IL W E L L , Roc,
U N IT E D
A R T IS A N S
S e c u rity A a s e ir b ly N o. 10, m e e t in re g ­
u la r session e v e iy M o n d a y e v e n in g in
W . o f t h e W . h a ll, a t 7 : 3 0 p . m . V is it in g
m e m b e rs in v ite d
A p u b l'e «ocisl e v e ry
second M o n d a y In ea ch m o n th .
L . A . B O S S N E fi M . A .
D A . H N Y D E B , See.
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C
M e e t th e s e c o n d a n d fo u r th S a tu rd a y s in
each m o n th , at }! p. 111., in O d d F e llo w s
C. T . Pomeroy, the jeweler who h a ll, D a v to n .
M R S .; A . J . M c C A N N , P re s .
is now located at Salem,js always
M I S 8 N E L L I E M c O A N N , Sec.
pleased to meet any of his Dayton
. ...
friends and acquaintances.
He ------t-... . ---------- . .
keeps in stock a full line of jewelry
clocks mid watches; nnd does re
pairing
When in Salem give him No Capital Necessary;— to Sell
a call.
O ur Teas, Coffees and Spices.
8,
I n e v e ry c it y an d to w n In th e s ta te s o f
David D Garrison of Hopewell
is selling one of the best soaps that O re g o n an d W a s h in g to n , o u ts id e o f
nd.
L a d le s o r y o u n g m en w h o
is made for cleaning clothes ant h P a o v t e llr tw
o o r th re e h o u r« p e r d a y to «p are
furniture. I l dues not injure either w ill fin d s e llin g o u r T e n « . C offees an d
clothes or furniture, and gives the S pices p le a « a n t w o rk an d th e y can m ake
latter a fine polish. Try some of it b ig m oney f o r th e m s e lv e s , W r it e f o r fu ll
p a rtic u la r« an d c a ta lo g u « F U E R
—cost but little.
On the 10th of December, 1897,
Rftv 8- ft Donahoe, pastor M E
church, South, Pt. Pleasant, W .
V a ., cun trite ted asevere cold which
was sBei>ded from the beginning
by violent coughing.
He say»:
“ After resorting to a number oj so
called ‘speoifics,* usually kept in the
house to no purpose, I purchased a
bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy, which acted like a charm.
1 most cheerfully, recommend It to
the public ” For sale by R . L.
Harris.
J xib C ouldn ’ t H ave S tood I t —
I f he’d had itching piles They’re
terribly unnoying; but Bucxlen’s
Arnica Salve .will curs the worst
case of piles on earth j* I l has cured*
thousands
For injuries, pains or
bodily eruptions it ’s the best salve
in the world. Price" 25c a box.
Cure guaranteed" Sotd'byHarris
H. A. P A L M E R
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GROCERS
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AND
G o m iu is s io n M e r c h a n t s
Cash P a id for P o u ltr y , B u t-'
ter. E g g s, Cheese, etc.
M c M innville , - O regon .
DAYTON MARKET,
A g e n ts W a n t d.
LOUIS W A M B SG A N S,
B u t c h e r ! S h ip p e r
B E E F , PORK, M U TTO N AND
VEAL,
GREAT EASTERN TEA COMPANY.
Following is a letter from Dr
W hen in M cM in n v ille with
NoEJfi WNdbiiifftou At., Portland, Oregon,
W h o le s a le a n d R e ta il
K >rn, to the editor of the Newberg horse or team, remember that T-ance>t
«ligtributorw of Tea», Coffees anti Hpleew
Graphic, which was published iu
011 the Pacific Co«st. I'M) »tore» in »ucceaful
DAYTO N , OR.
the Graphic last week. Dr. Korn ut the feed sheds back of Grange operation.
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is the man who has the establishing store, you cun have your horses
HOUSE A N D LOT.
ot a beet sugar factory at Newberg cared lor at cheapest rafes.
in hand
Following is the letter:
A
goood
ft
room house and lot iu Dnytori, cen­
. . TR Y THE . .
Coffee, Arbukcle8 and Lyon
trally located, 1» offered for »ale very cheap.
D ayton , O , Sept 18, 1900.
15c at E ish b u rn ’s. * O ther good A v n rle ty o f fruit tree»v-be»t quality o f fru it—
E ditor G raphic , NeWberg— Dear
grades of bulk coffee at lowest a good well, woodshed, barn, corner lot. I n ­
Sir: — 1 have made arrangements to
quire at H l l l U i office. ’
meet with Mr. Cohen at New York, prices. ‘
about the 1st of Octol er, and all
F ur B ale — A fresh milk cow A Pointer to Paint Purchasers.
interested parlies, for the Anal de I f disposed o f soon will be sold at a
P itk in ’s P aint Protects.
cision to commence active work for bargain. Inquire of John Moore
the Newberg factory. I am not
Dayton.
ASK YO U R
pnunntor, but an authority called
S tro n g s is o ne o f th e o ld e s t D E A L E R OR
CEO W PITKIN CO
upon to decide whether your local
Fnlton
and
Carpenter
H tivela,
restaurants
iu
Salem.
I
t
ia
ity is adapted for the cultivation ol
sugar beets, and whether a beet goud place to taxe meala when S TA TIO N C
C H IC A G O .
sugar factory will pay in'the Wil in that city.
lamette Valley
My opinion in ref­
Ntekols A. Gabriel pay the
erence thereto has been a decided:
one for years past, and 1 favor the ligliest m urket price iu cash for
aa me in its highest terms
country produce.
F O R S A L E — A large heavj
.7* Mr. ( ohen’s financial connections
colt
foaled in A p ril last— it is t
Persona wanting lumber either
in the East and abroad have been
ireseed or undressed will find the very fine an im al. Also a 14
found Io be tangible, and for the
tiest qu lity at Jones & Adams, at inch plow iu good condition; a
portion of money lacking, 1 have
McMinnville
showing th a dir-
ot of krout aud cider barrels,
taken the responsibility upon my
I rerent styles of
WHITE
FOR CIRCULARS
aud
other
articles
which
w
ill
be
Sawing
Machinas
w
a
manufi
wing
manufacture
and their
You want tbs correct time. You
own shoulder, and shall see that we
prices before you purchase any ether.
sold
chdap.
can
have
it
by
purchasing
one
of
will successfully arrange for the
T 1 E IE V IIN E SEVIRI MiGlIRE SO.,
W M . O T T , Dayton.
those fio'eclocKs »t StonebriiiK’s.
commencement of said factory.
OM^XGjr, ar^sa.
A You can let the public know that
Union flqnar«, V* T.
Chleagro, I1L
Bt Txioia, Ko.
Melons and all kind of fruits',
Dffilku, TexMs
Ban Francl«ro, Cal. Atlanta, Oa.
their cooperation ia wanted to both native and tropical, at Det-
FOR SALK BY
establish one of the largest indus­ mering’»*.
.
tries in theworid It will be a God’s C lo th e « w ashed c le a n an d d o n e u p In R E A L
E S fA T E A N D A
blessing to your community and good s ty le a t M c M in n v ille s te a m la u n d ry .
P IA N O .
farmers, and all the antagoniatio
Overalls, sweaters, ahd under­
chsrc I *
and selfish ideas of people, who took
One Upright K im bel Plano In excellent con. P IY « a W )K E » ¡¡Aeì1« ? ” Ar
the stand aa an authority, will be wear at popular prices at Nichols A d l t i o n — good tone, and well made and finished,
w ill be disposed at a great ascribe«.
crumbled
Such opinions should Gabriel.
A len «^ acres of Improved laud, with good
be left entirely to such parties only
well finished two story seven room house, and
who have spent a life time for the
7TÖ R SALE
good well, and o ther Improvements
A fine
induetry. I pride myself to state
13 acres good la n d , 8% In c u ltiv a tio n , young orchard of different varieties of fru it;
that as early as 92 I have made. 3 acres in p ru n e s , a n u m b e r o f a p p le abundance small fruits. lu qafre of
v
H. F. C O R N ER , Dayton,
Such investigations, and had it not trees io b e a rin g , a g re a t v a rie ty o f s m a ll
Or at HSBAUi o t tc e ..
been for our financial depression, -fruits, 8 m o n ie d h o o ts , b a rn 2 4 x 9 0 , an d
Oregon would have had at that time o n e o f ‘ th e " liest * w e lls o f w a te r in th e
C. T. PO M ERO Y
c o u n tv ; o n e fo u rth m ile fro m school
a factory. Willamette’s Boil ia well house in D ay io n . In q u ir e o f O reg o n E x ­
L 1i t TR
adapted for the sugar beet, and if c h a n g e , wr a t H kbald office. T e rm s
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Z a tc h a s , J e w ­
under proper management, w i l l 1 reaso nable.
Ine... arraikkt line
prove whet 1 proved years ago.
i a r deneo and t «
e lr y , Clocks, a n d
-nd„>me white en,
Hoping this will suffice for V e
te se*. N _ Is a
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itkin's
8 fron
wort
from 4M.«a to «li.46. In ai.pea ranee
present, u n til I w ill see you persnn-
S IL V E R W A R E .
.» •.» ume-pleoe la copal to a |M .ji w itrt,
d e a l e r OR
la in t
a lly to give you an artio le for your
pa l with .ordar, wc will mo ,
S A LE M ,
-
- OREGON.
“ NEW HOME" SEWING MACHINE.
T a k e N o tic e .
The annual county convention of
the Woman’« Christian Temperance
Union inetin Newberg Sept. 25-26.
Called to order by the president;
Mrs Grover, of McMinnville
De-
votinnals were conducted by Mrs.
Volsw of Newfierg The morning
sessions were devoted to the ap­
pointment of committees reports of
officers, reception of delegate*,
noontide prayer.
The afternoon
session was opened by devotionals
led by Mrs. Newlin reading the
scriptures from 1st Cor 15th chap ;
-followed by prayer, in which several
took part. The hearty address of
welcome by Mrs. L A. P. W hite of
Newberg and kindly response by
Mrs. M ill , of McMinnville, (read
by Mrs. R. B M iller) gave all a
homely feeling, which lasted during
the convention. From the presi­
dent’s well prepareft address, o n
through every report, well chosen
thought's, carefully expieased, to
show the advance side of our be­
loved, work were given to attentive
listeners. The corresponding sec­
retary gave resume of the work
handed to her, showing the grand
results of the year’s efforts.
Thursday evening a very excel­
lent and instructive program was
planned by Mrs. Scott id Lafayette.
The evening was occupied by a Sil-
Gray Medal Contest, with inusie in­
terspersed, which waa one of the
events of the convention. Each
selection was given in a most meri­
torious manner, and a most excel­
lent showing of, gestures, pronunci­
ation and general effect. The con­
testants were Mrs. Grover, of Mc­
Minnville, M tb Scott of Lafayette,
Mrs. Morris, of Newberg, and Mrs.
Luuim, Mrs Mary A. Fletcher, und
Mrs. Geurgiairtia Miller of Dayton,
The medal was awarded Mrs. Miller.
Wednesday’s sessions opened
with prayer and reading of the
scriptures.. .The day sessions were
(ull of business, and reports indi­
cated a general “ lengthening of
cords, and strengthening of stakes.”
The reports were full of interest
and contained much food for
_____
thought. Three o’clock was
set lor
the . uiecui-oioa. of the question,.
“ DoeB the Prosperity of the Church
Demand that Temperance shall
have a Prominent Place iu the Ac­
tivities.” An invitation was ex-
tended to the. ministers of Newberg
to take part iu lha discussion. " I
am happy to say the in wlalion was
accepted by Borne of them, and the
question wau ably and forcibly dis­
cussed by Rev; Carr, Kelsay and
others
We were encouraged in our work
by the presence of ministers and
professors, who dropped in from
time to time, whose presence and
words of cheer were an inspiration
to the convention: The music of
the session was inspiring antf touch­
ing. An array of talent gave freely
of their.Services and were an inspi­
ration to every session.
Words are inadequate to express
-the appreciation of the delegates
for the magnificent entertainment
accorded them by the people of
Newberg.
Mas: G koroianna M iller
County Supt. Press Work.
ILawAKOK’a I ron N erve — Wua
the result of hia aplendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous
energy aw not found where atom
ach, liver kidneys and bowels are
out of order. I f you want these
qualities and the euoneae they bring,
use Dr. King a New Life Pills. Only
25 cents at Barria’ drug store.
Y oura very tru ly ,
D a . K arl G . K obn
ro te e ta
ro p e rty
QtO W a
rulto u
Corp
CHFG a OO.
F in n w a tc h a n d je w e lr y r e p a ir in g a
s p e c ia lty . A ll k in d s o t J e w e lr y in a n u -
factared to order.
I,watch chain and charm. Thi
Urd sue of watch Orocr eo< n
i thia
F ob
Salt la k e , Denver, pt.
Chiva««
W orth, Omuiia, K a a ­
Portland
vaa C ity, St. L o illa ,
Special
Chtraao aud Raa»r
• : U a. ui.
A tlantic
Salt Lake, Denver, Ft
B ip r r u
Wurh, Otneha, Kan
» p. m.
eau C ity , St. Louie,
ChlcMfo and Eaat.
A ll S h I I I uk datea auh-
Ject to (ihanne
For Sen P ranelw o--
Hall every Sve days.
4pm
W lliu iu e t te R iv e r
4;30 p. m.
fite u in c r« .
Except
Oregon City. N^ushergoi -Sunday.
Salent A ‘ Way-Land
lo uidi ? *"
< a, in.
Ix c e p t
Sunday,
_ ’ “ J?-
W illa m e t t e
TS Î Ï " i
A
Greatest of All
“ E v e ry one in Nan A n to n io , Tex«», any
th a t A cker's E nglish R em edy is the gr, »u~,i
th in g ever p u t u p Tor coughs,
ooldg, asthm a, bronchitis,
crou p and consum ption. I
have been using i t over fo u r
R o u te
Y a m - i:S0 ...
¡ t í ; ; ,
Oregon C ity, Dayton, A Friday,
and Way-Landliiea.
W illa m e t te R iv e r . 4 .w
m
6 a. ni,
Tuesday,
Portland to C orvallls'M iuiday,
Thursday A
and Way-Iuindings. ‘Wcdnesil.
Saturday.
and Fri.
I* » v e
H ila k o R iv e r ..— . lie w Iston
c ------------
Daily
R iparlato io w isto n
For fu ll inform ation address,
Lr.. Riparia
at 5 a. in.
d a lly. «
W . H. H U R LB U R T,
O e n 'I P a « « . A g e n t,
PORTLAND: OR.
Th«
A rrive at Ashland
a. nt. and l i m a m.
“
Sacramaiito b:W p. iu., 4.At a. in
“
Sau Francisco 7:45 p. in., 8:15a m.
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Ogden 5:45 a. m ., 11:45 a. m.
Denver 7:00 a m .,7 a . ui.
Kansas City 7:25 a. in . 7:05 a. in.
Chicago 7;45 a. in., 7:30 a, in.
fe lt Angeles t:2Up. in., 7,IX) a. ui.
El Paso, B;O j p. m .‘ 6:00 p. m
Fort Worth il;30a m ., 4 * 0 a. m.
City of Mexico 7:56 a. m.. 7:55 «. m
Houston 4.00a. ui , 4.00a ui,
New <>Heat»a«.'/ftp. m .« 2 5 p m r---------
Washington 6.42 s IU., 0.42 a. m.
New York 12,43 p. in . 12,43 p. ni.
P u ll u la li and Toiirista cara ou borii trahi»,
Chulr cara Sacramento tu Og.len and F I Pai.. •
and louriat cara to Ch'-.ago, S4. laynls, N civ TI i
tesila and Washington.
Try the soaps made by Wffi,
Lambert proprietor of the MeMintr-
ville steam laundry. They are first
■class.
N ew
Published Monday, Wedues-
u<y and Friday, is In reality a
flue, freMh
every other-day
D a lly , nl vlng the latest new«
on
day
of
rsHUe,
covering*
T r i - W e e k l y news of the other and
three It con
tains
all
i
iu
porta
ut
foreign
war
t r ib u n o
an<1 other cable news which
appears In T H E D A IL Y T R IB U N E of same date,
also Domestic and Foreign Coerespondenco, Short
Stories, Eiegant HJlf-tqne Illustrations, Hunitirous
Items,
Industrial Inform etion, Fashion Notes,
A5,r iP’iR nrsl Matter» and Comprehensive and Rell-
ib le jrin a n c ia la n d Market Reports,
Y o rk
Regnlar subscription price, |T 50 per year.
We fnrntah fr w lth the H E R A L D fy r for *2.25per year
N ew
Plibllaboon Thuraifayanit
know n for nearly 60 years
In every part of tha Unite,!
Htatea aa a N ational Family
Newspaper ot this highest
Jnf e e k l y chum
cla«« for
for farm
ers, and
fan------------
-- villa
' ■
T r i n n tlfl Ber’ I * «»ntaliie all the
A a AUUU u moat lm norleut general
new« o f T H E D A IL Y T IlfB V N E upto hour
o l going to prega naa eniertaiulng reading
for every m em bor o f 'W e fa m ily , old an,t
yong. Market Re.vorts which are accepted
as au tT rlty by fanner» and country in er-
chants, la clean, up to date, and It8reaalug.
KPgn'tSr aubaerlptlou price, I lk, |ier year.
-x -e rk
W ith H E R A L D for 91, j»cr year.
A « G o o d to Y o u as
“'It ut
th e
a
a
W e e k ly
E v e r y P a ir ,
CITY L IV E R Y ST A B L E S,
M c M in n v ille , O re g o n .
E.
L. W IN G ,
F ir s t CiitBfl r u r n o u tfl.
M o a t c a re fu l
d r iv e r« .
S p e c ia l a tte n tio n g iv e n to th e c o n v e v -
n g o ( c o m m e r c ia l m e n .
P ric e « re a a o n n b le . T h i r d s t r e e t, b e ­
tw e e n E a n il F .
TAKE
A B A R G A IN IN R E A L E 8TA TK 7 One acre of
land in Dayton—good location W ill sell cheap
If disposed of soon. In q u ire rt H rm a lh office
A T e n s io n
I n d ic a to r
Residents of Dayton and v ic in ity goiug to
Salem, who wish to obtaiu the best 15 e A t
m eal In the city, should ca ll st 341 Com merclsl
street, weat side, between Center and Che
eketa. First class beds. Fam ily trade a
specialty. Give ns a trial.
MRS P. M. IIA N 8 IIA W ,
_________ ______ —
Proprietor.
W H AT
THE
W ORD
IM P L IE S .
It
indicates
the state
of the tension a t a glance.
Its use m e a n t tim e saving
and easier sew in g.
I t ’s o u r o w n in v e n tio n
on the
W hite
S e w in g
M a c h in e .
Í a T b o l ttle
. i f In
»« «lwayu keep
th e hotuie
I t w ill he a constant
«gainst c ro u p .”
(H ig n n i)
8 . G. ZiMugawAN, Ran A n to n io , T e x .
sitie
CRB«» sna
Sdtk U
years
1 Prartipft
1 (tbllvv represent
-DF experience
A /k your
, Fulton and
Denier 11 nlrQa. Carpenter
or write XUOACa 8treHa
CEO. W. PITKIN CO. porfonl
r e n e c t.
» t a t h . n c
c h ic a c o
L A N D FOR SA L E .
7 » a d o « o f In iN l. 4n a c re « u n d e r r u lU -
v a llo n . b a la n c e b r..« h ; 8 a c re « |„ p ru n t-a
7 in a p p le « a n il o t h e r good v a r ie te e o f
fr u it « ; fa ir h „„«o
b. rn
> ch oo|
íf, i írt?*' *,"on«ho" ' * • Daltra b o t.e e. a n d clo ae u> c h u r c h , w it h in t h r e e
M
V r,rrba,‘"K' r*,"ni
m ile « o f D a v to n , a n d a t cro e u in g o f tw o
M t ue to yoor druggfct and gat yoar n»n«y kMfe. .
aid b n rizt the oftonr frwnrfmfrr .
roods, a n d In g w »d n e ig h hot h o .td . P ric e
r.
c a n x ia , a ru lin England, a t la. M
U. U W K SK t
CO , P n t> rie to r,, f i , u
f o r t.
l i q u l f c a t th is o ffic e .
R ev. J. Bo
aeries o f o’*®
Conaideralde i
A fine lin e
gtfeet hate a t
H odson, o f
fife lin e o f i
b e ttin g stoves
low figures.
U nited K v.
iog s t D ayto n
. p. m .; P learan
v tle 3 p. na. -
T h e bridged
' is 010«
dge b bei
f r is b rin g 1
There w i l l !
T r ie M etfiodii
account of, D.
which itegina*
ty are •«
i r fou went i
F ob
to if It cow,
Dr. J. W . i
Dayton floor i
lot o f w heat
B. H e n d ric k ,
and ¿rind I t i
A ltM iri D e i
working for - fl
•ooh go to El h
ha tnakes hie
A fin e lo t c
Stnyea a t t f
F o f good b e i
to p ric e s .
¡» delightful—
perfectly oleei
th ^ d a y s m ild
b e a u tifu l moo
. Exon
r in g been
G eer has been
R x o n , w ho h i
la k h his p ie «
Arthur O t
in P r i d e 8 e i
Ih e ^ b e ttle eh
i t it lg h is a n
h e ring n e v e i
¿on’» h o rn
He di
b o fird th e I o
W inter 8 c
ter Thursday
ateainer Boni
on Tueaday,'
day at 8 s. a
7 a. m. on Mo
F rid a y .
T««
engera for all
eioft la n d in g
Farmers a
Their prnyeri
snd I he gentlf
moi A
im p ro vem en ts t h a t appeal to
th e c a re fu l b u y e r. Send for
that
runrtiine.
o u r e le g a n t H . T , catalog.
F or 8 ai
— w eight i
W hite S ewing M achine C o .
bug^api
$106.
In<
Clevdaad, Ohio.
Nichols
P IT K IN ’S P A IN T S
years fo r a ll forni« o f th ro a t a n d lu n g tro u ­
ble«, nnd have ye t to come nero«» n case
w here I t foiled. W e have fo u r little one« in
o u r fa m ily , an d n e ith er m y w ife no r I have
ever lost a night's sleep ix-caunc o f th ro rtt tro u ­
ble« am on g tb e c liild re n . I Cue«- th a t i» m ore
» *
o th e r fa m ily ra n «ay. A cker's
English R enteily iXjust os effect! ve fb rg ro w n -
X te iT
5he y ,4,r” t
>» * c n * to go
¡ Í 7 Í * 1?!.to ‘. ' e P¡ T * w1,w* ‘ be tro u b le ho i
i.
bron ch ial tube« and Inngx
i ‘ *“ o tbe« an d bents tlie irrita te d tissues
¡[•osen» u p th e phlegm an d mucus in thè
b reathin g passage«, quiete th e nervra, in v ig -
oratra th e c onstitution and stops th e cougC-
Tbs W . C. 1
home o f M rs.
October 19,
has li
IS J U S T
W e h a v e o th e r s trik in g
N O T IC E .
A.
T h is is p e r l
an d is fo u n d o n ly
Prop’r.
jt . TJnruh si
» ’town.
•w a y is again
DO YO U W A N T
OREGON.
grubs, first class soli, and lays welh A good
tw o ste ry house, barn and outbuildings, well
fenced, a ll kind o f small fru it, J* m ile from
school, 5 m ile , from Dayton. I f sold soon pu r­
chaser secures, bargain. i nquire at this offlee
fre ffh bread
D a lly atid Y o u g e t
P ric e o f
I t forulalies more at the price th an any other
newspaper published Iu America
If * new»
eervicc covbre a ll the globe and le equaled by
that of few dellleH Its report« from .tbe Boo-
w ar have not been excelled In boraiiskneee
end promptness, end w ith the presidential
eampelgn now Iu progress it w ill lie Invaluable.
Its iHilltlcal news Is absolutely Im p artia l. Thia
I f your dealer does not carry them in »tock, ' feet »aakra It of especial value to you a t thia
tim e. “
Go where they keep them, you w ill
I f you went to watch every move of th e great
be w ell repaid for the (rouble.
political eampalgn take the T h riee-a Week
W orld. J t you want to keep your eye on the
EVERY PAIR W A R R A N TE D BY
Tenet»—end they need watching—take the
eek W orld. I f you went to know
. d P O T Z IA N
&
C O . Thrlce-e-W
a ll foreign developments, take Thrlce-a-W eek
I
W orld.
The Thrice-a-W eek W orld's regntar mibeerlp
M ANUFACTURERS,
tlon prloe le only * i per year. We offlerlhla un-
equaled newspaper and the D a y t o n H k k a i . i F c
8T. PA U A L, M IN N .
together one year for *1 66. The regnlar sob-
serlptlon price of the tw o papers la *2.
.
Egg.
X L 47 to M
rrtfeew *™ • *
THKICE-A-WEEK ENTIOU,
T h eir reputation e»tabli»he<l by practical teata
wherever worn, placea ua in a position to
Be eure you get P IT K IN 'S P A IN T first and
there w ill be no com plaint nartasary.
I t yolir dealer does not handle It w rite us
direct.
„
6 <61 -
Hatur »T vwati
T b e fitC fk
■“ .te rrie s i
THE REW YORK I f OHIO
Tbere I t no better Line oi shoes on the mark«!
than
I
* 8 » a. xx.
28» S- “ ■
M illin e ry S to r
tsdiee.
Bend ali orders Iff the H E R A L D , Dayton, Oregon
T ia too late to complain
when a thing ia done.
A»
H . R obb
ooferedto W h i
C has A d d is
in c lu d in g d iscu ssio n «, c o rre s p o n d e n c e a n d sftoeche« o r th e u b le a t p o litic a l lea d er»
W arrant
ARRIVAL
See H. L. H arris, Agent, Daytou. or address
C H. M A R K H A M ,
Gad F. A P. A. P ortland, Or
R. K O E H L E R . Manager:
b r i llia n t e d ito r ia ls , r e p o rts fr o m a ll s e c tio n » o f th e la n d s h o w in g p ro g re s s o f th e
w o rk , e t c ., e tc ., att^l w ll c o m m e n d It s e lf to th e c a r e fu l p e ru s a l o f e v e r y tlio u u litfu l
In te llig e n t v o te r w h o h a s th e tr u e In te r e s ts o f h is c o u n try tit h e a r t.
“Dandy Line”
Cruiser’s Shoes.
p ro m p t
^heaU ooi
on Wodnot
E li 8 e e s e o f
¿tor to D ayton
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
C . G O T Z IA N & c o ; s
j Thtirsdf
that Sil «
D ire c t connection at San Frau d a o iv ith
several Steamship linea for H onolulu, Japan,
Chinn, Philippines, C en im i and Houth Amer.
Ica.
The L E A D IN G N A T IO N A L R E P U B L IC A N N E W S P A P E R , thoroughly
upi to data, and always a stanch advocate and supporter of Republican
principles, w ill contain the most reliable news of
r iv in g or Q ruising
H
the ‘fey®?
I^ a r e Portland aiau a. m., and 7:00 p. ui
Leave Salem I I :00 a. UI. sod » X5 p. m.
T H E N E W Y O R K T R IB U N E
F or
VO L. X
Train leaves Dayton for Portland and wav
stations at 7:S7 a. tu. except Siiqdiiy«.
“
4 pm .
C o lu m b ia R iv e r
D ally
Except
E x. SuudAy
H te a n to rs ,
Sunday.
H p. 111.
To
Astoria
and
Way
Saturday
lauding«.
10 p. ra.
SALEM . -
Our facilities for turning out fine
laundry work is unsurpassed. Send
in your shirts collars and cuffs and
be convinced
McMinnville Steam Laundry.
SOLYHEBX PACIFIC COUI'AM.
7 a. m.
OCEAN tT E A M FK s.
• p. m.
V IA
S h a sta
Wnlla W alla, Lewlatnn,
Spokune, Mlnueapolia Si40a, in
U. Paul, Duluth, M il­
waukee, hlcaiio and
Eaat.
______
Spokane
Flyer
SO U TH AND EAST
4 p. nt.
THE COTTAGE.
OUR tK B E R - - . » - r iftF
n tt
BBA
S C H E D l'LK S ! A K « IV B
T IM E
F«o H P o 'U 'H D 1 Kuo«
•DxrABT
CEO- W. PITKIN CO-
The loo ni paper ia supposed to ^™ °-
Fulton end Carpenter ate , CHICAGO.
print all the news, .but if the pub
lisher printed all the drunks, fcraps,
family rackets,etc, what a howl
there would be. You never knuw
the value of a home paper until
J , F. S T A IG E R ,
you want something kept out of its
*
P roprietor .
columt a, then t he editor ia the be-1
fellow in town — Lakeview Rustler.
First class in every respect.
W inter S chedule — On and af Rates from $1 to $2 per d a y . Spec­
ter Thursday September 20th, the
ateatii'er Bonita will leave Dayton ial attention paid to ^Commercial
on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ Travelers. Sample rooma in con­
•»»
V
day at 8 a. ui
Leave Porll tnd at nection .
7 a m on Monday, W idn sdayand
Friday. Taxing freight and pass­
IM P R O V E D FA R M .
enger« for ttlll points as far aa Mis
A 56 acre larm , all cleared but 6 aerra in oak
aion Landing.
F o r S a le . _
readers.
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P atents
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DSStONS
COFYRW MTB AC-
Anyotw «ending a Rkeleh and deaeri
prion mkr
iriptu
gnlckly ascertain our opinion Í . w hether »»
~ Coni m unir»
In te n tio n 1« p roba bly
book on Patent«
tfern« a trfc tlv confident
*o n i fre e n id eet ngency fo r «ecartncpatents.
P e fe n ta ta k e n th ro u g h M u n n A O x recalr«
«perirti woMec, without
it charge,
charge. In
id toe
the
Sdotiffc RMfrkan.
lx Utasfratad weakly. laraest rtv-
wiy adetitias Journal, T,rm». *3 a
nm ths,*!. BuidbyatI newWM'erj-
la rg e stock
b o y V »u R i,
th e y gre w
oeo afford
W hen j
re m e m b e t
th o s e wh
th r o u g h I
s h o u ld ge
U n til Ni
Y o rk W e e
p lie d tu b e
rents'. T1
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