Dayton herald., March 22, 1901, Image 1

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Data 3« to 40c.
Butter 3-, cents per roll.
Kgga 11 cents per «loses,. •
«rt.eat AO to 51!, cente per huehei.
h'liiu cigars nt pooloOU-e store.
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d la c le a n
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I t w it h
HKRALD
r y e a r.
D on’t fail to be at the Mene-
lev’s.
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Spring is
Now is the Urns
W ALL
BICYCLES,
Farming Implements.
cery.
W e have several kind of hose
Baby buggies can be ordered Though tfypy are all spelled alike
at the F u rn itu re Store, in all the they are not—priced the same.
latent styles.
A t F ish h u rn ’s.
Whep yo i want a good lender
Those who do not hear the
nteai or roast try the Dayton M eneley's w ill he sorry th a t they
Market,
We also carry a Complete Line of L - ,
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d id not go to hear them when
T h e M eneley’s, o f Chicago, they had the opportunity.
w ill be in Dayton Thursday
In d ie s it w ill pay you to see
n ig h t, M arch 28tb.
those Pattern Hats, so artisti­
W e have ju s t received at Fish- cally arranged at th e. m illin e ry
Yours for Low Prices,
L u m ’s th$ finest lin e of shoes store. T h e y are on display at
there is in the county.
the opening this week.
-S. P. Houser, corner 3rd and
The Meneley Concert Troupe
Prices will he beat
B Sts., M c M in n v ille , O r., dealer which are to be in Dayton Thurs­
in new and second hand goods. day evening, 28, come highly
recommended as a first class troupe,
A new boiler wse received by the
and worthy of patronage.
PHyton Evaporating Coolest week
Bishop Morris, the Episcopal
nnd has been placed in the evap
orator to be used instead of the old Bishop of Oregon, who was to hold
services in the M. E. church next
one. ...
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Funday,
will not be able to do so
, Strong s is one d L tliq oldest
W e desire to reduee o u re jitire slock consisting of:__
on account of hie being iil.
" restaurants in Sdietn. I t is a
goixl piece to taice meal a when
Dr. B F. Swick, who lately re­
turned from Eastern .Oregon, con­
in tliatj c ity .
a
templates returning to that part of
The big store w ith the little the state about the first of May
prices*.
F ish a urn .
He had a very .successful tour in the
Earl GHlanders came down from practice of dentistry in that section
‘ Corvallis Monday on the steamer last eeaeon.
Modoe,.- -He remained here several
E. Hoixworth, stewast on the
days visiting relatives.
steamer Ruth, bae been suffering
"'wtMilo
Parish, of
Woodburn with a severe attack of rheumatism,
came over to Dayton on Saturday, and on Tuesday upon the arrival
and visited with his paebnts, Mr. of the boat st Portland he took a
md Mrs. Bird Parish.
He re­ lay off and went to the marine hos­
pital in that city.
turned to Woodburn on Sunday.
T h e W o m an ’s C hristian T e m ­
lemember the grand opening of
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millinery and all lines of dry goods, perance ’ U n io n liefcrtily thank
M E N ’S A L L WOOL S U IT 8 , at $5 and upwards; BOY’S SCHOOL
clothing, etc, at R Jacobson A the peopl.e of Dayton for their,
Co's, McMinnville, on
patronage jhsv r n tia y S U IT , at 81.75 and up; BOY’S K N E E PANTS 25, 35, 40 and 60 cents
March 23 Read their new ad evening, which helped to make
per pair.
- Yours to please.
elsewhere in this paper.
the en tertain m en t a success in
As Rev. J. Bowerses is called to every way.-
minister in Portland over next
F L. Post shipped several hurt-
Bunday, he will not be able to fill
dred sacks— all lhat he had re-
his appointments at Pleasantdale,
maining'of his 1800 crop of pota­
Unionvale and Dayton on Sunday
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toes— to the Dayton Evaporator, on I
24tb.
the steamer Ruth Tuesday. They
Mrs. K K Martin made a very were transferred from that boat to
fine display of hats and bonnets the steamer Elmore and brought up
this week at her millinery opening. the Yam hill to Dayton from the
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Many ladies attended and inspect­ Willamette. The potatoes in this
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ed the millinery, and all pronounce section have about all l»een sold
it splendid.__
off, but there are an abundance in
Ladies’ hose, c h iid re n ’s hose other near by sections we are in­
nnd gentlemen’« hose at Dayton formed.
J. P. Howe last week sold his
Grocrry.
For all kinds of upholstering p|ace—house nnd-nne acre of land
cnll on S. P. Houser, corner 3rd in the Macy edition— to l«eonard
Litscher, who, with his family will
arid B streets, M c M in n v ille , O r.
soon move from his farm to the
, S tar 5 Star Shoes are stiH ini property purchased by him. Mr
tire lead, at the Racket Store, Howe immediately on the sale of
his property, purchased the J W .
M cM in n ville.
Webber place adjoining that which
Mrs Mary A Kauffman died on
he sold, consisting of house and one
March 11, nt her home near Mc­
a> ra of land
Mr. Webber has not
Minnville, of paralys e. Deceaeed
-definitely decided just what he will
'l w ,s bora in Pennsylvania,Govern- do yet, but it is probable that he
i her _ 7, iqoc
1836 Bines ftfino
-the Haat.h
death nf
of
and Mrs. Webber have become so
her husband in May <689, hgr attached to Dayton that they will
health has gradually failed. Two
make it their abiding ulace.
«“Oise and a dsught r are left to
•.nourn the lose Of a hetoved mother.
F rid ay evening last the W . C.
K. H . Flag of Salem, having been T . U. o f Dayton, gave an enter
I he
appointed deputy collector internal tain iu en t at Nichols’ hall.
revenue in Alaska, under Col. D. large num ber who attended com­
M. Dunne, has gone to Circle C ity. pletely filled the nail, and every­
I f we have not got what you w ant ip stock, we can save you
M r. Flagg is a well known newspa­ body was delighted and greatly money by getting it for you.
per man. He edited the Salem enjoyed the program.
Those
Hentiii I during the late session of
who arranged it certainly deserve
S chool R eport
the legislature.
As yet, there is no building be
H « a i T ea P oattivklv Co a m Hnat much praise, and it was a sur­
Following is report of public ing done in Dayton, but some are
Htutdiu’k e, ladig««att<>n »n't eoaatlpatloi,. prise to m any th at our young
school, district No. 27, for month making repairs about their prem
««‘Mglitful drink. R em oves all erup­ people could do so well.
Music, ending March 15, 1901;
High ises and making things in better
tion* of the skin, producing a perfect
com plexion, or m oney refund«"«!. 25cto. both instrum ental and vocal, tab­ School and. Advanced Divisions— shape
J. B Kiley proprietor of
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recitations,
all showed
and 50 cent«. It. L. Harris.
Hotel D-«yton has had a’ 'new fenoe
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r Enrollment 14; average daily at-
our local talent is something [ tendance 13 Neither absent nor built along the front of the lots ad­
M . W . K reitz V e terin ary S u r­ that
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A tardy
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for
Dayton
during the month; Edna joining the hotel. J. W. Armstrong
geon, w ill give strict and prompt
Pffer,
Gladys
Harris. Primary and has built a fence along the Alder
handsome
sum
was
raised
for
the
attention to all diseases by which
Intermediate
Divisions— Enroll­ man property, on the opposite side
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treasury.
anim als are afflicted. Satisfaction
ments 26, average daily attendance of Alder street from hotel.
guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
A delightful reception was held at 25. Neither absent nor tardy dur­
FO R S A LE .— A good house and M
hal1,’ n a V ° P .’ ” ar<H? U ,th ing the month— FJtta Pffer, Ray . W ANTE IT.—Capable, reliable person
und 1» s."res*by the memlters of Electa chapter Grimes, Max Pffe$ Veriqllia Grimes ’ In e ve ly -co u n ty to r«'pres«"nt larg«- com
other improve ma n’t«, ena i f acres j
- . j «- i ? . a»prn S ta r T h «
a n y o f solid nnaiicial reputation ; $936
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choice fruit
fruit No. 29- order E ' a,ern .®tar , 1 9® Winnie Launer, Harvey riofiman, ’ ¡‘p
■ Ha|ary pPr year, payable weekly, $13 per
of good land,
well set to i choice
guests of honor were Mrs Jessie Ray Drake, Claude Presleigh, Kay «lay absolutely sure and all expenses.
1 mile from business pur^of town;
Vert of Pendleton, Worthy Grand Pffer, Freda Launer, Goldie Wilson, straight, bona-flde, definite salary, no
adjoining is an orchard for sale.
Matron of the grand chapter Order c in v M avb n rrr K arl B on er
com m ission ; salary paid each Saturday
Guy Mayberry, » a r i »«»per.
Hnd
„„„ rao
advanced each week.
Price 1600. Call soon at this office
Eastern 8tar, and Mrs. Nettie
G eo L. S eward ,
i - S tandard - H ouse J , 333 ~
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Dearborn
Ht.,
W hat ’ s Y oub F ace W orth ?— Stiles Grand Warder. Other gu-sts
Chicago.
E lla .B S eward ,
Sometimes a fortune, but never, if were Newberg chapter, and Knowles
Teachers.
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Headache often results from a disor­
.oil have a sallow complexion, a chapter McMinnville.
The ball
A
G
ood C ovoh M edicine for dered condition of the sloinach and con ­
jmndiced look, moth patches and was beautifully decorated with ev­
of the bow els. A dose or two
blotches on the skin, all signs of ergreens, flowers and potted plants C hildhen — “ I have no hesitancy stipation
of C haiuberlallis Stomach and Liver
in
recommending
Chamberlain’s
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liver
trouble
But Dr. King’s New The work was exemplified by initi-
T ablets will correct these disorders and
Remedy,” says F P. Moran, cure
the headache. Sold by B . L. Harris.
I i.ife Pills give c le jr skin, rosy at jng a candidate. The officers Cough
»•hepks, rich ¡complexion Only 25c were complimented for their effic- a well known and popular baker, of
AU-the ladies when'laying out
Petersburg, Va
“ We have given it
at Hnrrisdrug store.
e„ t work
After an eloquent and
to our children when troubled with their shopping tour place on their
A n H onest M edicine for
nstructive address by the Worthy bad coughs, also wtTooping cough, list the Grange ft Fanners Store as
G rippe —GeorgeW Waitt.nfSouth Matron and others for the good of and it has always given peffect sat their headquarters
<lardiner, Me , »ays: “ Ih sveh sd the order. «.Then followed the grand
isfaction
I t wa« recommended to
A cker s E ng lish R emedy w ill S top
the worst cough, cold, bhills, and march to the banquet room, led by
me by a druggist as the best cough a cough at any time, an«l will cure the
grip and have taken lots of trash of the Worthy Grand matror,, and
medicine for children as it contained worst cold In tw elvs hours, or money re­
no account but profit to the vendor/ Noble Patron, while Mrs U tile of
no o’pium or harmful d ru g .” Sold funded. aficts. and GOcts. B. L. Harris.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is ; Broken Column chapter, Nebraska,
by K L Harris.
Good fresh, first class candy and
«teo n lj thing that has done any ! presided at «the organ. I t was be-
The steamer Bonita continues all kind of Confectionery at the
good whatever.. I have used one( tween midnight and daybreak tba
brttitle of it and the chills, cold and, the
ba,kd
J be making egular trips to «McMinn­ pogloffice store.
ville Mondays, Wednesdays and
grip have all left rue ' I congrata- grand officer« accompanying Mra.
Fridays; leaving here Tuesdays, . Bread, and cakes fresh from
late the manufacturers of an honeet Dr. Roeeiter to her home, where
Thursdays
and Saturdays at 8:30 a. the oven at H Q lu c r’s, McMinn-
medicine.”
For tale by R . L they were entertained until theu
viUc,
m.
for
Portland.
Harris
i departure during the following day.
Stoves, Tin warp < and
H ardware.
General
S. N. RASM USSEN.
D ry Goods, D ress Goods.
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L adies’ and Gents’
Furnishing Goods, Boots,
Shoes, H ats, Gaps,
M ackintoshes, L adies’
M isses,’ Men’s and B oy’s.
SPECIAL PRICES § CLOTTHING
D a y t o n C a s h S to re .
Stationery, Confectionery.
, full of
-w h ile
Addrasa
it on.
P A IN T S
SIT YEARS
fRIENCB
ulton and
¡arpenter
itreets.
rfecL
ERN
F«-au ft fu i er»<
one Otljrlnul
VUxIate itredgna
k
Id r w
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hv the
of
l» tu d p » rfw l a»
A wh I«
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to« . . • • h» rr sri
ttr to <!*»• Hyi»
U her
o ld
b la c k *
of
o M har-
I ta * y
al w m r
Tinware, Notions, and
C IG A R S .
F o r E v e ry th in g
In th e lin e o f
F U R N IT U R E
Gall at the
Dayton Furniture Store.
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The Ya mhlll C >«mty temperance
fally, called by Col. Holt, met in
Dayton, March 14. I t was w llrep-j
resented there being about lSo at
the morning session; the nnuibef
swelled to «bout 200 in afternoon«
Address of welcome for the cify*
was made by the mayor, Dr. Court­
ney. He said ?0 many good things
it would requite totr much to re­
iterate it. It Is not every city can
boast a prohibition mayor, but ?
think the time is coming when they
w ill. The address of welcome in
behal: of the churches, was given
by Rev. T. L. Jones of the M. E.
church. This address Was an up­
lift to all who were fortunate enough
to hear it. The address of wel­
come for W. C T. U. of Dayton,
was given by Mrs. R. B. Miller. 9he
gave a resume of the work daring
the past year. Not lea-1 interesting [
than the speeches of welcome Were,
the responses by Mrs. Ginver and] W
Rev A J. Hiinssker, of McMinn-
CHICAGO STORE.
McMinnville, Oregon.
S P E C IA L .
NIC H O LS & GABRIEL.
The R ed Front.
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DAYTON. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1901«
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Peach afid plum trees are in
bloom. Some rose bushes are out
in full leaf.
Sauer k ra u t at D ayton G ro­
Mrs. D r. Courtney was in Port­
cery.
land, on business and pleasure
Meats of all kind at the Dayton M onday.
M arket.
You may m atch tlie price, but
Miss Sadie Collins is still quite
you can’t m atch the goods at the
iil with pneumonia.
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price at F is h b u rn ’s.
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F ish b u rn ’s prices are w hittled
'A good bedroqro suite and a
to the finest point.
marble top hall tree to sell cheap,
Tiekets«for the M eneley’« con­ at Dayton F u rn itu re Store.
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cert for saTe at the harness shop. ' «
John Litscher s id Mies Rena
Laces, ribbons, calicoes und Morgan, of Ptirtland, were married
plaid dress goods at Dayton Gro­ in that city Wednesday, March' 20
Ip. m.
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l . M ( i P ‘ l'< w i t h i n « lx m i n t M
DAY S A L E
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Hyde, Lafayette, Mrk. White, Wew-
bere, Revs Bowersox snd Brinctt
of Dayton.
We. cannot be too thankful fof
the great influence exerted by these
gatherings. Col Holt believes in
the principle of prohibition, and
dares to proclaim that It is right,
and not only Col. Holt, for the
question is agitated by good peo­
ple in every section of our country.
Col. Holtnas come among us re­
garding neither dietance not time,
n«r pleasure, ease or profit, so the
gospel of temperance be preached
to all men everywhere. He hopes
to leave principles firmly planted
in the hearts of alt who throng
his meetings. He is here to give
an impetus to everything that is
good, and help pot a cheek on that
which is bad, principally the saloon,
which is the taproot of evil. Abont
250 signed the pledge and 22 joined
the Union while Col. Holt was here.
In the county 1600 have signed the
pledge, and, 132 joined the Union.
We are glad he came.
M rs R B. M iller ,
County Supt. Press *Work„ -
R esolutions
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SA T U R D A Y M ORNING, MARCH
23rd, for 3 D ays, O n l y , ___
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800' yards fine 80* inch Percales. In Dark and
Medium Effects ¡ft all the new Spring Deeightr,
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FRfCK, ff)c. = = =
1000 yards fine Spring (Airings in Light
Medium Wnd D'afk Uolo/ing.-^th" regular
1*0 and 124 cent grades. These goods are ]
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mill ende, funning from Iff to 20 yards
in a piece*. PR IC E, 6*1 cents.
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N E W SPRING GOODS.
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Have been opened fn the post Week.
You’ll see new and a (tractive goods
Ih all departments of the house. ■
CHICAGO
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C ondolence .
STORE.
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Whereas, In rihe providence of
our kind Father the grim monster
We invite yOU to
Death has invaded the home of
our dear Brother WoolWorth, an<f ta­
ken from thence his dearly beloved
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daughter Gr «nj^therefore be it
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Resolve, Bv Harmony lodge No.
28, A O. U. W. that we extend to
the sorrowing family of Brother
Woolworth our heartfelt »vuop»thyl _M..i 0 |lr
aeason in this line, and we will show everything NeW
and c ommend hem to H im who ■ . Nobby, from Sailor to the fineat Pattern H at. You can buy a bat
doeth all things well
I froiu us for L E S S M O N E Y than you ever paid for same quality
Ri-eolveed, That a copy of these. before
resolutions lie spread on the min-j •
ntee of the lodge, and a copy be i
Don’t forget the O P E N IN G D A Y, March 23, and while in the
sent to the bereaved family, and one Store inspect our immense line of
lie printed in the D ayton H nrald .
M S A dams ,
OUR SPR ING O PEN IN G
Saturday, March 23.
B ird P arish ,
F red B ertram .
N E W SH IRT W A ISTS,
Silk W ash Goods,
Parasols, Shoes and
Furnishings./
McMinnville Grange & Farm ers’ Co.
Chas. P. Nelson, Manager.
Thos. H. Rogers, and Mis"
Leonore Kirkwood were married on
Monday, March 11, at the home of
the bride at Hopewell, Rev; D. H
Leech, pastor of the North Yamhill
M E church officiating.
The
hride is the daughter of Joseph
Kirkaood. and wa« a late teacher
in the North Yam hill school. Thfe
groom is city recorder of McMinn­ New store Cor. B. ami 3rd Sts.
ville, and HUthor of some note,-nnd
known as s jovial genial gentlemen
They have gone to housekeeping in
in the county seat, where Mr. R
had a house already fitted up to
t ; i k " his hride.
Aks. E. E. M artin is having
her m illin ery opening this week,
and Mil those who have sten it
pronounce it the finest display
ever seen in this city.
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A BOSOM FRIEND
W e buy nnd sell more oats
than any qther firm in Daytou,
but we have them rolled before
selling at Fish b u rn ’s.
Ribbon and lace remiiniits
from one to ten yards in each
piece. -A lllO c ts each. Come
quick i f you want the best.
D ayton G rocery ,
T hat is next to your w ife Is your Shirt,
so y«.«i want to see that It is treated well
when other people haudle It.
no one that will handle fine linen
Four swarms be a snd hives 44
Inquire of
D ayto i G rocery C o .
FOR
SALE
C H fe A P .
In
either shirts, collars or cuffs, more ten-
derly t>r with greater care when being
9 • renovated thati we do.
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Try our Laundry
work If yon want your liuen to look Ilk«»
new.
W»! givi" special rates
for general
Family wiuOiiag.
M cM inn v ile Steam L aundry,
I f you want to trade your old
fu rn itu re in on new, see 8. P.
H e K o « ii ^ thk B urgeons — All
Houser, corner 3rd and B streets, doctors told Renick Hamilton, o f
«McMinnville, Or.
West Jefferson, O ,altef suffering 18
Mrs. C E. VanDeuAcn, of KllbourD, months from Rectal Fi-tulh. tie
WIs., w as afflictail with stom ach trouble would die unless n costly operat i t m
and constipation for a long time. She was performed; but he cured himself
says. ‘"I have tried many preparations
hut none have done me the good lhat with Buckkn’s Arnica Satve, the
-Surest Bile curF
Chamberlain's fitomaeh aud Liver Tab­ best in the world
lets h ave. ’’ These tablets are for salo at on earth
2.5c a box, at Harris’
R, L .- Harris’ drugl store. Price, 26 drug shire
cen ts, Samples free.
A cker ' s Dra'-EPsiA T ahlkts are H old
on a positive guarantee. Cures heart'-'
burn, raising of the food, dlstr<‘ss after
O -; I
eating or any form ftf dyspepsia,
little tablet gives Immediate relief. 28
eta. and 6 > < to. R. L Harris.
T here Is
DO YOU W A N T
A R A R U A I X 1 N R I A L E S T A T E ’ O n e a e r e «.(
t a llii in l i a y t i i n — x«»»l I . h u I ì o i i
W II I « e li c h c » r
I f r tlip u .e l o f « s i n . b i q n l r e rt H x a A U i oSI«<‘
DAYTPN MARKET.
LOUIS W AM BSGAUS,
One bay horse, weight about
1050 pounds. Good disposition;
w ill work anywhere. In q u ire at
J o U tC H G r i O l l i p p e i
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H krald office,______________ y
BEEF, PO k K, M U T IO N A ND
Nichols
Gabriel pay ,the
highest m arket price in cash for
country produce..
T ry that soap manufactured by
Wm. Lambert.nt lb« McMinnville;
Soap Work»,
VEAL.
W holesale and Retail
i-S;
P A Y T O N , O R ..
WM
LAM BERT.
I,r..|.ri.i.»r
The H kkai . ii ia puldislie l on
Fridays, but in order to get it in moriling
m ails the «lay of publication, the |>nper ia
printed Thiiradav afternoon. This re­
quires that all matter sent by mail, to
insure prompt insertion, and ull mailer
to« publication should b ereceived at th is
oil ee on W eilnesdav J t d
B anker Rulers a H orhkr — .1 H
Garrison, c a s h ie r of lha bunk of
Thornvfll'-, Ohio, ha* l«e»-n mble d
of health by a se r iio is lung trniitd«»
until he tried i)r Kiilg’s New D i s ­
covery for consumption.' T h e n ho
wrote: ‘ It is the b e st m e d ic in e I
ever used for s severe cold or a b o l
Case of lung trouble
I nlwaya
keep a bottle on h an d ” D o n ’t s .f
fer with cough«, cold-, or itirnnt,
chest or lung trmihle» when v««u < a>i
be cured so easily
Only 50- mid
$1. Trial bottles free nt 11» iris*
drug store