Dayton herald., March 08, 1901, Image 4

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T A T I OM H E R A L D
to th is v ic in it y , a d d fe e lin g co n ­
FRIDAY. M A R C H a, 1VO1 v in c e d by its a c tio n s t h a t i t was
n e a r h o m e ,, he le t I t ta k e its o w n
W . OF T H E W .
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course.
T h e horse b ro u g h t u p
T h e attorneys o f th e S tate L a n d
O LD H IC K O R Y C A M P , N O . 2 0 0 -
B oard in 0 e several counties o f the u t H e n r y E c k s ’ n e a r, D u u d e e , W ow l m en of t h e W orld m e e t ev er y S at­
state, h a -e Iteen notified o f th e ooh* w h e re he fo u n d l i i i f o w n horse urday e v e n in g , a t W oodm an h a ll. Day-
M r. |t o n , O regon. V isitin g N eigh Ians w e l­
d i ion o f lie slate's fa rm lands, by a n d to d k possession o f it.
come
c. c . carter c c
Secretary o f S tate C harles S. M oore, E c k s b e in g th e o n e w h o h a d , F. B. S M IT H . C le rk .______
and requested to co operate w ith tra d e d fo r th e a u im a l.
W O M t N «•* W O O D C R A F T
th e. Board h i pushing
sales of
farm s th a t have come io to posses­
P rosperity C ircle N o 200 W om en of
W H E A T L A N D IT E M 8 .
W oodcraft, in eeia ev er y T hu rsday e v e n ­
sion o f the a ta le by th e foreclosure
C a p ta in Sinbpsou o f th e S a l- in g in W oodm an h a ll, Ihtyton, Or. V ia
of. mortgages lie I d by the S tate
v a tio n ^ r m y ,p r e a c h e d h e re S u n ­ Iting N e ig h h o is alw ava w elcom e.
L a n d Board.
MHR. AUGUSTA S M IT H ,G .N .
il« y a fte rn o o n , as R e v . B o w e ra o x
M I8 8 H A T T IE G. OOWOY, Clerk.
fu
ile
d
to
co
m
e.
W m . M a rs h a l c h ie f engineer of
8 c h o o l was o p e n e d M o n d a y
the steam er R u th , was a delegate to
A. O . U. W .
HormoByLodge No. 28, Ancient Order
the N a tio n a l m eeting o f engineers, a fte r tw o w eeks’ v a c a tio n .
held i n ------------------------ , writes W m .
M is s M a u d e W illia m s o n w iio of United Workmen, meets every Satur­
Kehenhaugh, purser o f the R u th , has been il l w ill soon bo a b le to day night in A- O. U . W. hall, Iteyton,
Or.
Visiting brethern, cordially re­
th at tiie P a n -A m e ric a n E xpo sitio n c o m e h o m e .
set ved,
W M . l ’AXO N, M. W.
a t B uffalo, which h e ^ h a d visited,
J. E. M E L L IN U E R . Rec.
M is s Jessie T a llto t
has bean
was fa r ahead o th e w orld’s fa ir
on th e s ic k lis t th e la s t w e e k .
held in Chicago in 189J, he also h a v ­
D . O F H . A . O. U . W .
D . A . M a g n u s w e n t to P o r t­
ing attended th a t e x h ib itio n .
He
Unity Lodge No. 17, Degree o( Honor,
meets every Tuesday night in the A. O.
says the E xposition is grand in ev­ la n d M o n d a y on b usin ess.
L it t le G la d y s Ross e n te rta in e d U. W. hall, Dayton, Or. VieUina mem­
ery way. A ll d epartm ents tieing
bers always welcome.
com plete, and the electric d is p la y so m e o f h e r lit t le frie n d s a t h e r
MSB L E N A S T IL W E L L ,
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Chief of Honor.
MRS. LENA SCOTT, Rec.
b o d y h ud a n ic e tim e .
A valuable m ule, one of a team
D . A . M agness
a n d s is te r
U N I T E D A R T IS A N S
belonging to a S alem wood h auler, d tiu d e w ill m o ve to B re n ta u o ’s
Security Aseen bly No. 10, meet in reg­
was electrocuted on S a tu rd a y .
F.
alar eeesion eveiy Monday evening la
R.
la n d in g n e x t w eek.
R Punk was h a u lin g wood when
W. of the W, hall, at 7 :30p- m. Visiting
one of the mules he was d riv in g
0 . L . C lu r k , a g e n t fo r th e members invited.
-M ATTIE S N Y D E R M. A.
stepped on a live w ire th a t had been
B a n k e r ’s L if e In s u ra n c e C o m p a ­ " D ; A . 8 N Y D E R , See. .
broken and was ly in g on the ground.
T h - a n im a l dropped dead in s ta n tly , n y , w hose h o m e is a t M c M in n ­
. W- R C
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arid dragging th e o th er m u le down v ille is v e ry s ick w ith a p p e n d i­
A n Meet the second and fourth Saturday« in
on the w ire, it also being badly c itis a t th e S a le m h o s p ita l.
each month, at 2 p in., in Odd Fellows
burned, and th e life o f the d riv e r o p e ra tio n was p e rfo rm e d y e s te r­ hall, Devton,
endangerged. T h e . tugs and. har- d a y a fte rn o o n , a n d a t a latte h o u r
MRS. R. B M IL L E R , Pres.
M IS8 N E L L IE McCANN, Sec.
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ware b u rn t through in several p la ­ la s t e v e n in g h e was re p o rte d as
ces. T h e com pany bad* the m u le re s tin g e a s ie r.— D a ily " O re g o n
IO .Q .F .
appraised, the v alu e placed on it S ta te s m a n , M a rc h 3.
Yamhill Lodge No. 20, I . O. Ov F.,
was *6 0 . T h is th e owner refused to
M r. C la r k d ie d e a r ly W e d n e s ­ meets every Wednesday evening in Odd
accept, statin g th a t be had been o f­
Fellows Hall. Visiting brethren wel­
fered * 9 0 for the a n im a l a ehort d a y m o rn in g .
come.
E A. N IC HO LS, N. G.
tim e before, but refused tfie offer, as
8. W . S IG L E R , S e c ’y.
he thought the m u le could be Bold
T h e convicts em ployed in the
for *1 0 0
Stove F o u n d ry , at th e P e n ite n tia ry ,
d u rin g the month o f F e b ru a ry ,
D a ily .O r e g o n S ta te s m a n ( S a ­ earned *7 8 8 .9 7 , being the result of
H. A. P A L M E R ,
le m ) .' J . W , M a n g u s , o f n e a r 22,542 hours w o rk .— D a ily Oregon
fh is c ity , w h o was in ju r e d a t th e S tatesm an.
p e n ite n tia r y a b o u t 6 y e a rs ago
S a v e y o u r o ld ru b b e r , cast-
AND
w h ile h a u lin g wood to t h a t p la c e ,
a n d tro fti w h ic h in ju r ie s he is to­ in g a , stoves, brass, c o p p e r lead
d a y a c r ip p le ,
was
a w a rd e d a tu l z in e , a n d ta k e U te in te S. P.
* 1 5 0 0 b y th e la s t L e g is la tu re , H o u s e r, M c M in n y i lf e , O r .
L01GJ3 DIRECTOR..
, . .
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GROCER
th ia a m o u n t w ill be p a id to M r .
M a n g u u s p ro b a b ly -th is w e e k ,
a
«
u p o n h is s ig n in g
r e lin q u is h ­
m e n t o f a ll c la im s a g a in s t th e
s ta te on a c c o u n t o f th e in ju r ie s
re c e iv e d .
M r . M a n g u s was a
m e m b e r o f S a le m C a m p N o . 1 18,
W o o d m e n o f th e W o r ld , a n d , as
h e was p o o r, th a t o rd e r lias assist­
ed h im c o n tin u o u s ly sice th e ac­
c id e n t, a n d i t was d u e to th e
m e m b e rs o f th is o rd e r, to a g re a t
e x te n t, t h a t th e a p p r o p ria tio n
was secured. t
?
D. H ^ T u rn e r and George C. Sears
-le ft for Low Angeles, C a lifo rn ia , the
first o f (he week to m ake an Inves­
tig a tio n o f some o il land for P o rt­
lan d cap italists
T h e m oney Is
ready for in vestm en t i f the property
proves to he as i t hss been repre
••••te d .........W e are glad to in fo rm
the d a iry m e n , fr u it growers, and
form er« in general in this p a rt of
the valley th at there w ill he a farm
ers in s titu te in Newberg, M a rc h 12
and 13, conducted hy the A g ric u l­
tu ra l College o f O o rvallis. T h is
w ill be the first for Newberg and
don’t
fa il to
atte n d .— Newberg
G raph ic.
It
would
appear
th a t
two
young
men
in Marion"" coun
(v who were charged w ith m urder
ous assault, and had a tria l in the
last term of c irc u it court in th a t
county, got off* w ith very ligh sen­
tences
C lyd e V a u g h who struck
L u lu Jones, a p u p il of the Jeffer­
son school, and then cho'-rd and
dragged her in to the basement of
th e chool house and struck her on
the head w ith an a x , supposing he
had k ille d her, was sentenced to 9
months im p riso n m en t in the pen­
ite n tia ry . M u rra y W ade of S alem ,
tor cu ttin g W m E vans of th a t c ity
w ith a knife, was sentenced to serve
three months in the county j a i l, and
pay costs of tr ia l. C e rta in ly they
were very lig h t sentencea for an a t ­
tem pt to take hum an life. Both are
young men, and what punishm ent
w ill the short term s of im priso n ­
m ent be to either?
W hen Judge
B u rn ett passed sentence on W ade,
be told the h im th a t his
trouble
was brought n i l him bv idleness
T h is was very true.
And the e are
m an y cases where idleness results
in crimes.
SOUTHERN
C A L IF O R N IA
C a p ita l
8alem . ' T h e
J o u a n a l is
published in
states.
penny
Oregon or adjoining
One y e a r, * 3 00; 4 months
* 1 0 0 ; 1 m onth, 30 cents.
The
W e e k ly C a p ita l Jo urnal is * 1 per
y e a r in advance.
Address,
HOFER
BRO THERS,
S alem , Oregon
N e a r ly o v e r» d a y p e o p le r o m o In t o d m «
■tores a n d ' ask th e D m y g ia te to re c o m m e n d
f o r t b a ir trouble.- Very
tn len gth o f r iv erb ed , each m ile o f w bich
co n ta in s m any m illio n s o f g o ld , situ a te d
on th e R io G rande In T aoa co u n ty . New
M exico.
W ANTED
I
R eliab le man for m anager o f
Branch Office we wish to open in
this v ic in ity . I f your record is O
K here is an o p p o rtu n ity. K in d ly
give good reference when w riting.
FLAYED
G UI'.
D u ll h e a d u c i i e , puiua in varioua p u rto f
the body, pinking u l p l t o f th e slo iu u ch ,
loaa of a p p etite, lev v iln b o e M , p h u p le so r
aorea are all e v id en ce s of hn|tare blood.
N o m atter how tt becam e so It m u st
p b n lled In order to obtain good
THF « T. MORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE be
h ealth . A cker’s B lood E lixir h as never
C IN C I N N A T I, O H IO .
fa iled to cure a c io fu lo u a or sy p h ilitic
Illu s tra te d catalogue 4 cts. stamps. p o iso n s or any oth er blood d isease». I t
Is ce rta in ly u w onderful rem edy, and we
se ll every bottle on a p o sitiv e gu aran tee.
R. L . H ard*.
T h e ex-convict horse thief, o f
w hich m ention was tp a d e in H e r a l d
A F ie n d is h A t t a c k — An attack
M cM in n v ille , O regon.
last week as having l>een seen in was la te ly made on C F C o liie r of
th is v ic in ity , was arrested a t M c ­ Cherokee, Iow a, th a t nearly proved
E . L . W IN G , P rop’r.
M in n v ille . H e had stolen a v a lu ­ fa ta l
I t came th ro u gh his k id ­
First Class* Turnout«.
Most carefu
able horse on M o n d a y n ig h t from neys
H is b; ok got so lam e hs drivers.
Special atten tio n giv en to th e c o n v e y -
the h a m o f H . F. Jury o f S alem , could not stoop w ith o u t great pain,
and a saddle and b rid le from G . G. nor sit in a c h a ir except propped by infeof com ineiktial m e n .
P rice« reasonable. T h ird s tr e e t, b e ­
S chram m , also of th a t c ity . A t cushions
No rem edy helped him tw e en E and F.
M c M in n v ille he traded the a n im a l u n til he trie d E le c tric B itters which
to E lm a r Johnson a liv e ry m a n of effected such a w onderful chang
Forest Grove, re c e iv in g in exchange th a t he writes he feels lik e a new
T h is marvelous m edicine
another a n im a l and some money. m a n .
A M X R tc A '8 U K K A T E S T W E E K L Y .
H e then got d ru n k and was arrest cures backalche and k id n ey trouble,
ed for disorderly conduct. S h e riff purifies the blood and builds up
JH E
S ilto n gaining knowledge o f the your h ealth
O n ly 50c a t H a rris *
case, and after an investigation h e ,d r u g store.
,
fe lt assured th a t the fellow wanted
................... — a
; K L E Q O , O H IO
by th e Salem officer for the th e ft o f
W h en going up th e W illa m e tte
horse and saddle— th e la tte r th e you w an t to la k e O. R. A N steam er
C IR O U L A T IO N 178,000.
th e if bad exchanged for a new out Modoc
T h e boat passes W eston at
fit, "was the m an in custody. T h e 12 m ., and arrives a t Salem and
T h e G reat N a tio n a l W tc k ly N ew apaper o f
S h e riff then notified S h e riff D urbin o th er up riv e r points from two to A in e r^ a . T h a o n ly W e e k ly e d ite d expreesly
o f S alem , of th e facts, and the la t­ three hours e a riia p flta n other boats. for e v e jy atata and te rrito ry . T h a Naw» o f th a
te r a t once started for M c M in n v ille , C om in g down stream the R u th , the W o rld so a rra tig n d th a t busy people can m ore
easily com p reh e n d , th a n by reading enm bar-
and identified the th ie f, and re ­ O . R A C o.’a boat. Is th e first down. a o a e c o h tw n , o f d a ille a . A ll cu ran t toptca
tu rn ed h im to S alem . A w atch Som etim es passing- jyapton as earlv m ade p la in in each Issue by e p e c ia l e d ito ria l
m a tta r. w ritta n from Inception d o w n to date.
w hich W rig h t bad stolen from J G.
D thpxpbia C a n i
D a v U sino T h a o n ly pa p e r pu blish ed especially fo r people
Evans Af S alem , and for th eft ot ' A cker's D ysp
O oe little w h o do or do not read d a ily newapapara, and
H N Ilale.relief or m on­ y a tth ir s t fo r p lain taste. T h a t t h is k in d of a
w hich he h a * been tried in the c ir­ tab let w ill {
ta
ti«
«stonine
tia box- new apapar la po pular. Is proven by the fact
c u it court, and declared to be “ not
r* fun<'ed.
tah»nd
g u lity ” by„tbe ju r y , was found on * * at “
h a t th a W e e k ly B la d e no w haa o r a r 1711,000
TOLEDO
BLADE
Bread, and cakes fresh from
the oven a t H . O liv e r’s, M c M in n ­
ville.
B e st q u ality and c h e a p e st sta tio n e r y a t
postofflee store.
IM P R O V E D F A R M .
A IM acre fa rm , a ll cleared b n t« te r r a In oak
grubs, fln it class s o il, and la y s w e tt. A good
tw o story house, barn and o n tb u lld ln g » ; w e ll
fe o c ed , a ll k in d o f s m a ll f r u it, % m ile from
school, 5 m ile s from D ayton. I f sold soon p u r­
chaser secures a b argain. In q u ir e at th is office
H O U S E A N D LOT.
A goood A room house and lo t in D ay to n , cen­
tr a lly located la offered fo r sale very cheep.
A v a rie ty o f fr u it trees—best q n a llty o f f r u it—
a good w e ll, woodshed, barn, corner lo t. In
q u ire at H ta a L D office.
Bread, cakes, and a il k in d of
confectionery a t H . O liv e r’s, M c­
M in n v ille . A lso lu n ch when de­
sired.
H a v e vdu seen th a t *1 75 ehoe
a t the Grange «fe F arm ers Store,
M c M in n v ille .,
4
N ich ols
G ab riel have added a
line n f m a ttin g to th e ir stock n f
m erchandize.
/
y e a rly aubaertbara, aad I t c irc u la te d la a ll parte
h im
B t r o n g s is o ne o f th e o ld est O
flfie Ur t. Io a d d itio n to th a n e w t. Th e
M r. J o ry ro d e th e horse tra d e d r e s t a u r a n t * in S a le m .
I t is a B inds pubhahaa abort a ad a rria trS o rla a , arid
W hen yoJ w an t • good tender
m a n y departm ente o f m a tte r « tille d to every
fo r by th e th ie f , w h o w o u ld n o t, good p la c e to ta x e n te a la w h e n nem hr of th s fa
la r a ~
y e a r. steak e t
■ m ily O nly
« danr
roast try
the D ay top
W rlto o fo r freo spoci ISB OOplOS. Address
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O gden &-,«& a. n i., ll:< > a. nt.
D en ver 3:00 a in ., 3 a m
Kansas C ity 7;3f> a. in . 7:2.« a nt
C hicago 7:45 a. ut., 3:30 a. in
D a lly
X x . Sunday
X p. io.
TO
Saturday
10 p. m .
« a. m.
Y ou
U enli
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Htenraere,
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: Except
W ay, S u n d ,y -
A sto ria and
la n d in g s.
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jr . , are
searing
D ir e c t c o n n ec tio n a t San Francia o wltk
several Steam ship lin e a fo r H o n o lu lu , Japaa,
C h in a , P h ilip p in e s , C e n tr a l aud Soniti Amar-
Ic a .
3 30 p. m .
M o n d a y,
O regon C ity , D a y to a W ed nead.
F rid a y .
a nd W a y-L a n d ln e a.
L v . R ip a rla
S:«0 a. m .
d a ily .
lo a r e
Snake River.
lo w ls to ll
R ip a r la to Lew tstqn | z J ^ a / m
A. H
d o m ic il
L ip p i nc
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PATENTS
W illa m e tte R iver.
4M0 p. m .
P ortlaS d to C o r v a lll M o n d a y.
a nd W n y - L a n d ln ; . _ W udnead.
an d F ri.
Joht
s ic k S
s e v e ra l
See K. L . H a r r is , A g en t, D ayton, or address
C. H . M A K K H A M , <
•h F. A F- A . P o rtla n d , Or,
B . K O X H L K R . M a n a g s r.
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h ill R iv e r s.
Tuesday,
T h u rs d a y A
S a tu rd a y .
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J. M
been s
recovei
an d to u rla t carado C h 'c a g o , S«. L u l a , N e w ta
leans an d W a s h in g to n ,
DI
t;30 p, m .
Except
Oregon C ity . N éw b e rg .ì Sonda)-
Salem A W a y -L a n d 's
7 a m .
T u e t T h u r,
a ud Sat.
on the
P u llm a n and To urists cars un bo'l. Inlm,
C h a ir care S acram en to to Ogden and El Pas '
W illam ette R iver
S team er».
A a, m
, xcept
S u n d a y.
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Lata A ngeles 1 :‘J 0p. Itl , ;;uu i ny----
E l Paso,«,00 n. m.‘ «:oop ni
F o rt W o rth e :3 0 a tn.,(>:3Us. m
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H ouston « 00a . la , «.00a m.
N e w O rle a n s A.'/â p, m .fi ifiii. m
W ashin gton «.«2 a nt , « r j a nt
N ew Y o rk I2:«3 p. m , 12,«3 p. m '
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PATCMT LAWVgRa,
f u l l In fo r m a tio n addreeq.
A . L . C R A IG ,
G e n i Pass. Agent,
n ira in ., WASHINGTON, P C.
P O R T lJ t N D : O R .
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v e rto n ,
a n d au
W ife o f
The People’s National Family Newspaper.
P u b lished M o n
day, W e d n - e s d s y
and F rid a y , Is in re­
a lity a flue fre s h ,sv-
e ry -o th e r-d a y D a lly
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Greatest of
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R e m a r k a b l e C u k e s of R h e u m a ­
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h»s had occasion to test the efficacy
o f C h a m b e rla in ’s P ain BHlm twice
w ith the most re m a rk a b le results in
each esse. F irs t, w ith rh eu m atism
in the shoulder from w hich he suf
fered excru ciatin g pain for ten days,
w hich was relieved w ith tw o a p p li
cations o f Pain B a lm , ru b bin g the
E pw orth L eagu e T o p ic s ;
parts afflicted and realizing instant
benefit and entire re lie f in a very M oth ers’ Sab bath A fternoon
with th e C h ild ren ;
short lim a . Second, in rheum atism
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him w ith revere p ain , which was re­
O N L Y 50 C E N T 8 A Y E A R .
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D a ily
t
m -kang it a m jsdem anor to smoke
as well as to sell cigarettes
The
law against sm oking applies to p e r­
sons under 18 years» o f age
The
law should lie s tric tly enforced, and
it the (tenpin of the S ta te o f W dsli-
inglnn are as true to the welfare o f
the young and rising generation of
th a t state as were th e ir legislators
when they enacted the law , they
w ill see to it th a t the law is en­
forced, and thereby aid m a te ria lly
in suppressing one o f the great
lo to rd en o m in a t.to n a l In R eligion.
evils o f the d ay. C i.a r e tte sm o k­
An E xp on en t o f A pplied C h ristian ity.
ing is a great curse, and is blasting
In d e p e u d en in t o lltlc s.
the future o f m any « bright and
O NLY ONE DOLLAR A YEA R
noble yo u th — especially on this
.const. Young people— “ ouch not,
taste not, h a n d l e not t h e u n c l e a n
t h in g .’ , As sure as you are horn, if
A S ix teen P age W eekly P aper.
you tam per w ith cigarettes, they
S o le ly R e lig io u s in C h a ra cter.-
w ill be a curse to you, ju » t the
N o N e w » ; N o P o litics,
same as when you, perhaps, to have
S t o r ie s ; P oetry ; Su nd ay-School L e e s o n ;
“ a little fu n ,” '‘ fool” w ith wiue or
C hristian E n d eavor and
liquors.
How to M a k e H ens L a y — T h e
H e r a t o has a proposition th a t m ay
not e x a c tly solve the queetion,
“ H ow to M a k e H ens L a y ," b u t it
w ill help you to m ake more money
out o f y o ur hens th a n you are now
doing. I f vou pay up a ll arre ar­
ages and one year in advance, we
w ill send you T he W estern P oultry
News one year free. I t is a big 16
page paper published a t L in co ln ,
Neb., and is recognised a u th o rity
on p ou ltry m atters, m any o f the
best know n poultry exp erts c o n trib ­
u tin g th e ir exprrience.
at
Commission Merchants.
M M
AND
C A P IT A L .. J O U R N A L
Published
often »bey re­
fuse Io do so,
beeaiiac. as a
rule, they do
not bclicTc It
proper to ad­
vise anyone to
take a patent
tn c d ic fn o o f
which they do
not know tbs
Ingredients. Ik
is the physi­
c ia n 's c u t t -
nesrs to pre­
scribe. Homo
m ake an e x ­
ception, how­
e v e r , w h in
anyone has n cough, cold or throat and lung
trouble. “ I always recommend Acker'» E n g ­
lish Remedy, because I know Ju«t w list It
Will do. It l i a s cured every case where I
Lave seen tt t r i e d . _____
' ‘ tbs' béat ex p c c lo r a n t
and tonic I ever handled In m y 14
-» . years»
M oney co llected on s u b s c r ip tio n .. IS (JO experience. I w ill giro Just one instance m t
a gentleman w ho had been troubled for
with a Viasty, hacking cough* I ad­
T o t a l...
.........>22 30 years
vised Acker's English Rem edy. H o tried •
eainpte bottle, and waa cured before he haa
E xpend ed fo r c lea n in g ground by
aken half o f It, at no coat whatever. T his
8 . B. F a y . . ........................, . . . . • 4 «0
■ nn exceptional case, however, as it usually
P aid for p o sts. 1ft«». at 1 0 c ............. 16 00
takes two or three hotties." ■
O ne large p o st for g a t e ......................
26 ’ (Signed) A. B. C ook , DeUefontalne, Ohio.
Hold at 26c., 9Qc., and |1 a bottle, thronch-
T o ta l......... ............................... $1!) J5 out the United States and Canada; and in
England,
at Is. 2d.. 2h. M , 4». Od. i f ymt
I have paid from th e fund I had are not satisfied
after buving, return Ilia
the b ill for the posts and * 4 for the bottle to your druggist, and get your Woueg
j _________ __
cleaning of y a rd ; to ta l
* 1 9 25, hack.
N otable am ong the pleasurcr a f
forded by the Shasta route is the
W inter tr ip to SoUthexif- G a lifo tn ii
and A rizona.
Renewed a c q u a in t­
ance w ith th is section w ill ever d e ­
velop fresh points o f interest and
added sources o f en jo ym en t, tinder
its sunny skies in the v a rie ty of its
in d u stries, in its p ro lific vegetation
and am ong its num berless resorts o f
m ountain, shore, v a llle y and p lain .
B la c k s m ith in g
T h e tw o d a ily 8 h asta tra in s from
P ortland to C a lifo rn ia have been re­ a t re a s o n a b le p ric e s . T h o s e h a v ­
cently equipped w ith the m ost a p ­ in g w o rk in th a t lin e a re in v ite d
W . F. A B D IL tr -
proved p atteru of stan d ard and to c a ll.
to u rist sleeping oars, hut. the low
rates o f fare w ill s till continue in
effect.
Illu s tra te d guides to the w in ter re­
T h e Best A ll-R o u n d
sorts o f C alifo rn ia and Arixona
F a m ily
Newspaper.
m ay be had on ap p lic a tio n to
C. H . M A R K H A M , O . P. A.,
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
w ith the lin im e n t when re tirin g a t
n ig h t, and getting up free from pain
— V in d ic a to r, R utherfo rd to n, N C .
F ur sale by R . L . H a rris .
SOUTH
The C heapest
which is * 6 65 n u t o f m y own pock­
U.
CO.. Aearidort. .Vr-r VorfcA
et
H o p in g thoee who had sub­
scribed would pay and I would be
reim bursed w ith o u t d ra w in g on
-F R O M -
r
money in hands of M r. D etm ering.
D on’t" f >fg»-t the day and come w ith
a little change, for there w ill be
nails to buy and some L n c i.ig ;
bring_skwfbw nituer, s p id e . sx aad
c innville
regon post-hole digger. Sine r»lv vourJ,
36 8 0 " A c re s — 9 M ile s in L e n g th
J W F is h b u h n .
— -250 M illio n T o n s .
T
h
e
W
ashington
fogislalure
sp;
N O T IC E .
p e a r s .I
have had a great deal R ic h e st G old - B earin g Q uartz, grodffd Hy
T h e u n d e rs ig n e d Ita v n g b u ilt
more backbone, and were not so n a tu re’s hand Into g old -lad en gravel,
a shop w e s t sid e F e r r y b etw een squeam ish about in d iv id u a l rights from 60 to 600 i c e t In depth o v er th e e n ­
F ir s t a n d S econd s treets, is now or personal lib e rty , ns were Oregon tire p roperty. In ad d ition , C om pany
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p re p a re d to d o -a ll k in d o f
la w m a k e r s . T h e y passed a law owns
CITY LIVERY STABLES.
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E d H e r a l d :— T he cycle o f tim e
haveTolled around and another year
sdnrod, knd numbered w ith the past
T im e w e ita jo r no one. T h e w rite r
has waited alm ost a year for move
m e n tn f those o f w illin g band and
heart to p o rk . A t sn nu al school
election last year, a petition was c ir­
culated in tw h a lf of th e cem etery,
which school hoard are in posses
sion of a deed o f trust, and c la im to
possess no, power to keep the prop
e r t y i n repair. An appeal made at
shove iiHtued election, was refunded
in a becoming m annenr by friends,
and (hose interested in the perpetu­
ity o f this most sacred ground.
T here whs subscribed *1 7 60, «nd
w rite r procured * 2 75 a t a later date
O f th ia am ount there has been paid
* 1 2 60 leaving a balance unpnid of
*7 .7 5 . bv men who are am p ly able
to pay » t any lim e . T h e money
was intended to be u ted in b uild in g
the fence around cem etery. 1 pro­
cured exc lle n t cedar poets for the
w ork, and they have been on the
ground neat a year, w a itin g to be
put in place, b u t there seems to be
had. W e have asked through the
press, several tim es for t t , bnt no
one respond*; As the tim e is d ra w ­
in g near when everybody w ill be
busy, and the ground get h a rd , can
we not have the work done now?
L e t me ask a ll who are w illin g to
assist, to meet at cem etery the
m orning of M arch 12, i f it ie pleas­
a n t; qr first pleasant d a y thereafter,
an d le i u s d o the work w ith c red it
to ourselvek and the loved ones laid
to rest there.
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