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VOL. XVII
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY jgl, 1902.
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,w»rnun «va>>ynrv —VJ—liTUm
Dr. C. H. Collier ,.f Portland,
On and g fu r F.hr»ir«ry I, we uh« 11 omduet uur «encrral CMrobaiediae
C R E A M E R Y M E E T IN G
Dr pM,
A rrtv .
visited la Daytoo lagt Sunday.
business OH a ca«h terld. - t n .t lv «1,4 i„«»ery Hr-1 I'M* ,,f lh„ W(,’ d
7-Mo.an
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There
will be a meeting at
Atta. ».
To o«r patron-*, our friend« air I thu p u b lic in geiiersl w«. extend
naca
Mias Lucile Du^wrduof Fairdale,
l£ p .w .
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ax
Nichols’
hall
Tuesday, February
gratefal acknowledxnirf.t for y .,u r H b rra l p a t r o i.a ^ and favors Jbrin* the
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»«Fa».
ia a t home here, for > aoapia of
25tb, held both afternoon and
months pusi, and tho* aiitmunio iiient need in no K im .- u ^ l-nd'-lo sever
week«,
evening; afternoon meeting at 2
any business relation« which we may have, but on the cm,traryr we shall ABkiVAh aw» oKPaaveahos nunc«.
The Detnoora tin Mate convention
Leavas najrtae far nwtlaaa at l a ; a. ■ .
deuionstrate t h r i l l ought In strengtlw-n the euoie. •
'■ArrlVrr «, tfayUra fro» Portlt-d «gy , —
will »w held io Portland Tharsday, p. in.; meeting in evening 7:80.
___ ’• * k o t that ««nii«4 he d. pitted, that w i merchant o n sell hit
Dr. J as Witliycombe, Director
April 10.
Batter 3» cent« per roll
8<xxia on aa mum 11 r&4rgtu <if pr< fii whon « |xird<»<» of *uch baaiueaa con-
Oregon
Agricultural College,
Sunday-go to mretiii’, or good ser­
WSta of account« on the hooks w ith u u etm u ers. The money being tied up
Eaus 18 cents per doaen.
Cor vail is, will discuss the practi­
viceable everyday ahuee at Niobols
W heat M evnts per bushel.
when it could be u«,«J m tu r n in g ii„ * « m o u n t s e v e ia l lim e e during period
cal aide of dairying, J W.
A Gabriel’s.
J
Fiue cigars a t post*,O om store.
of time accounta remain mi th* b.«,ks
Bailey, State Food and Dairy
“ T o o u r patrons w ith whom we have accounts, thia business policy * ValeaUnes a t H arris’.
Claude Haddleagon has enlisted Commissioner, advantages of
D ayton H xwai . d and Weekly in the United States army at V a n
o f ours does not in m y w ,y m
J Wll ,j , „ ,k «,W|, u j,, be eo con­
dairying in the Willamette V a l­
strued, th it we do it, -tppructate y «ur trade and are nut as anxious for Oregonian 12 a year.
couver bar reek a.
ley. Geo. W. Weeks, practical
it to future as in lha p o t ; . hi the cooirtry, we d , wabt your trade: we
The latest style iu gents* bats at
Mrs. Branch,wife eflUv Branch, dairyman,
Salem, feeding of
shall make prices at frur store m interesting and profitable for our cue Nichols k Gabriel’s.
who waa stricken with paralysis da ry cows. H . E. Lounsbnry,
tomers that you will we it to yuur a,lv«ni«ge to uoutinuH trading with us,
Those buggies, wagons and farm last weak, is but little improved
and if R be necessary at any tnue it wilt more than pay you to borrow machinery which 8. N Rasmussen
Traveling Freight Agent, South­
The Dayton Flooring M ill has ern Pacific Company, reasons
money rather that, to lose the amount you would gain by trading with us has been expeotiug. arrived the lat­
bran running the post week ; flilling why Southern Pacific Company
and having the benefits of our caeb prices.
ter part of last week.
an
order for floor ta be shipped to is interested in the development
“ Wo again wish to th an k th e public for their past favors and we
Mias Dura hears, who has been visit-
j
want all our friends to continue m a k in g our store th e ir headquarters in« ia Portland, returned to her home in the Orient.
.o f the dairying industry, and
• b J ® town. We ahull ooutinun to h indie egg«, butler, poultry and ail Salem on Monday.
The steamer Msdec it is reported probable future markets. Fro-
U a iv a o K v a m o b l ic a i ..— freauhtng at
kinds of saleable produ t , paying tho highest pridOa the markets justify.
will be placed
the Portland- fessor F. U Kent, of the Dairy
“ w ith the inducement« in burgatiM ami p tie e s which we shall an­ Dayton s e at S a a d a y T tM * . «■ ; P tn « -
sbtotoUk
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nounce later, it w ill not require a brass h-uid to tiring our former custom­
m
| cultural College will g |% ¡¡T e - 1» known by bla tool», Tf»!#» bays them » f R A 8 M F B 8E N » S Store
The price of wheat has taken a alight
ers, and many new on««. to our store and we shall endeavor to make
sa. It ia now quoted ia thia market at
Ed.
M.
Warren,
eldest
sea
of
W.
optican lecture on the Dairv they are sure to .be good tool»— the best-in face, thafr are mode.
prices from now on of purticulwf interest to the careful buyer.”
M cents per bushel.
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A GOOD FA R M ER
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Yours fur Business,
M c M lN N V IL L K G R A N G E k F A R M E R S ’ CO.
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1*. XtiLSoM, M an ag er.
ly.rf the M E church v iU“ n d A
T W» meeting means a
Ladies Aid ttociety of the M. E church
will give B M » rth a W « 8hiBgtou Social at L,Ue,.d ,e d * t
“° m# ,n Seattle great deal to Dayton, and it is
the reeidenco or Mm. M. A. Wlehole on I Monday, Feb. 17.
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J im n o rtan t th a t
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the evenlag of-February 11. Admlasloa
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in-sente.
i 1 M steamer Ruth wbioh has and vic in ity attend.
Come out
M r. M. K Hoator of the Criueaton ' ,
nnd«r«oinK repairs at Portland everybody.
Mieson, Portland, will lecture in the *• ■?a ,n ,n aervice between Port-
Baptist church this (F ridar) evening; I land and Corvallis.
T H E Y M UST GO
These are the only toaM-tudd good work, therefore,they.arp cheaper
to buy.
Come and see irry* nearstook of
D isc H arrows, P low s, H arrows,
CultivatorerSeeders, M owers, Binn-
ers, R akes, w agons and Buggies.
Tbs old postoffice building has
been leased to Smith A Holloyay of
Free
Portland, who will put in a line of
General Quarterly meeting at Free
upholstery and house tarnishing
.Methodist church, continuing over the
Habbath, held by Rev. W m. Pearce, late
goods... . The city counoii Tuesday
Pointed Motto
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of Californio. la rg e torn out of preach I v _..
,
evening
accepted resignation
of T
era anti members of the district hoped
t o u c a n now be fitted out w ith . H
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Fancy Motto
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H Rogers
as
c ity
' recorder, B
am
oud
looked
for.
A
ll
Invited.
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first
class
buggy,
or
any
kind
of,
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od
Ladies w hite silk Jlan d kerciefs
J Hoi,worth has been acting a . ^ mn ° ,Bohi,,M’7 b/ «' N R ” m à ,< ^ Æ h e
o ? I^ . 2 X 1 2
G enu’ “
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«tewart on the steamer Elmore.
D * y ‘° " ■ hardware merchant ------------
™ of trsde •» •« R i» »
Gents’
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committee will get out advertising
The traveling public will still matter in form of printed envelopes
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60 ‘ r f . Fred Knudson the former steward
has been transfe red to the Snake find the Dayton hotel open to the and a folder of 8 pages, which will
public. Mrs. Riley continues as be distributed free by railroad com­
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February 20th, Mise “L. Lorenei
the «cooromodation of patrons prepared an article for the 8uneet
-ita.
Reid, daughter of James Reid.
Preaching by the pastor at the Magaaine, wbioh wilt be Illustrated.
Deceased was 22 years of age F u -’ M.
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■» church
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at 11 This is work of a character which
nersl services at Cumberland Pres­ a. m. next 8unday. Subject: “The should bring some results.— Yam
byterian church, McMinnville, at Baptism of Fire,” or wbat is neces­ hill County Reporter.
11 o’clock to-day.
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sary to unite the orthodox church­
NOTES FROM
UN IO N V A LE .
Remember the Dairy Meeting es. A cordial invitation to all.
Miss Elsie Jones of Heppner,
at Nichols’ ball Dayton, Tuesday,
BflUa Ethel Miller has been 111
Italy.
afternoon and evening, Febru­ Eastern Oregon, is here visiting bar lata
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W ill Branson bas recovered of
ary
25th.
Attend m
and
hear
the
Jones. Her father is the only hia late illness.
brother of John Jones now living,
’Revival services
<«nd be is in quite poor health at unabated interest. continue with
For several days last week Post­ th irtim e.
P. Fisher and Edgar Allen, who
master Detmering -acted strangely . D . A Snyder w h ik in. Portland
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and it appeard <t one time that he
weak, went over to Vancouver have been in the mercantile busi­
bad altogether lost his mind. His and made a short visit with bis ness at McMinnville (propretors of
strange conduct boom became appa* old friends, Mr. and Mrs. M M. the Chicago Store) have filed a pe­
. rant w ba^k 11- ■ ^sna e^rwaissieasl •. tlbat BanioSev. Mat-A,-*» now editor and tition of baqjkrwtaqr in the United
ih e ir Habliitleaare
an 11 pound daughter had made proprietor o f the Columbian pub.
' her advent at his home, and that lished in that city, and he appears 910,636 87; assets, 68,250
he was now Papa Detmering.
to be doing a thriving business, bis
Nothing like knowing wbat’s go
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B ucklbm ’ s A bnica S a l v k .— Has paper shows signs of prosperity. ing oo. W e keep you posted locally
I worid-wide fame for marvelous At the time of Mr Snyder’s visit but the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean ,
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®u Pply o f Undartakev»- Goods-kept i a stock, Usarse
Mr. Banister received a new power gives the news of all the world. By
cures. I t surpasses any other salve,
furnished
when
requested.
| lotion, ointment or balm for cats, press. Mr. S. enjoyed a very pleas­ our special arrangement you oan
ant visit with his old friends, who secure both papers for one tall year
I cars, teller, salt rheum, fever sores, know bow Io pleasantly entertain. for the extra low rate of 91.85.
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Friday, February 14, was Mrs. C.
chapped bands, skin eruptions ; ta
H ad to C onqukr oa D ie — “I w m
fallibtqfor piles. Cure guaranteed DeForde’e birthday. She w m given juat about gone,” writes Mrs. Rosa
And examine goods carefully, and 'lifte r investigating see i f our
| Only 25 cents at Harris’ .
surprise by a number of her friends. Richardson,of Laurel Springs, N.C.,
C A S H price for merchandise is not as low as that of atty store in
Those present w en Bev. and Mrs. “I had Consumption so had that
Y am h ill county. We invite all to call and see our large and com­
About March first The Journal, Bowereox, C. F. Pruden and wife, the best doctors said I could net live
the new evening newspaper to be Meedamee Gabriel, Seth, Smith, more than a month, but I began to
plete stock of general merchandise. We keep in stock.
started in Portland will be isaued. Collins, Woolworth, Yeo, Skelton, use Dr. King’s New Discovery and
I t would appear that the Journal Mrs. J. Bradley, M r» N. Bradley. w m wholly cured by 7 bottles and
is intended to be a permanent fix­ Mrs Fred Bertram, Grandma Ber­
am now stout and well.” I t ’s an un­
ture in th? Oregon raetrooelis. A tram. Mrs. Carrie DeForde, Misa rivaled life-saver in consumption,
complete plant, consisting of a large C °"*Uno« Bradl«Y, Misa Louise pneumonia,la grippe and bronchitis,
Goss
I aise
s ite u
o s s r Perfecting
e r ie c u n g Press—
r r e a a — cnpac
cnpac-
J * " C “ra 8kellon- A infallible for coughs, colds, asthma,
splendid dinner waa given by Miee hay fever,croup or whooping cough.
Lucile DeForde, who w m assisted Guaranteed bottles 50c and 91
stalled, and every arrangement by tbe young ladies present M rs.! T rial bottles free al Harris’ drag
made for the publication of a first DeFord received aoaoy valuable, ae «tore
Asks for a share of the patronage of the people
class daily newspaper. Alfred D. wall ae useful preeenta. A ll enjoyed
of Dayton and vicinity and guarautee
Bowen is the general manager
the day very pleasantly, and left for , W oM IN a O v ir t im x — Eight boor
satisfaction. O ur aim is to please all.
their several homes after wishing I
8 * re «««»red by those tireless
R. L. Harris, Dayton’s enterpris Mrs. DeForde many more such p2ti’.ew^ ker8— Dr King’s New Life
M E N 'S A L L W OOL 8 U IT 8 , at 95 and upwards; BOY’S 8 C H 0 0 L ing druggist, keeps making im pleasant birthdays.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
. 8 Millions are always at work,
provementa in his drug store, where
night and day, curing indigestion,
S U IT , at 91.75 and up; BOY’S K N E E PANTS 25, 35, 40 and «0 cents ever be «ees that it adds to the con
biliousness, constipation, eick
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H 0 P E W E L I IT E M S
I nutoueneaa,
head
venience end beautifying of the
T.
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,
ache and all atomaob, liver aod
per pair.
Yours to please.
store. Some lime since be had ex­
there has been a great deal of bowel troubles
« M y , pleasant,
tra acetelyne lights placed in tbe sioknesa in this community lately. I •*<•. sure. Only. 25c at HArris’
prescription room, and has now had
Mrs. Melissa Cooper who h u been drug store .
a tank put up in which to oatch q°Miee,C8tallaBcrTOper one of the
Jbe greatest danger from oolda
rain water, and from whieh a pipe
•iofc.“
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I.
is run to the prescription room and
Keene is ahUk«
, pneumonia. I f reasonable o re ia
a faucet attached, and a porcelain • f t Alice
a r T l o n 7 . X o i i i S n ^ PCa S 2
a" t Chamberlain’,
wash
bowl;
thus
affording
great
con­
” A C onvincing A nhwek . — “ I hob
. notice ;
venience and pure Water in tbe pre­ by pnaumonta n«vint t—r i t i i onf| p ° u8b Remedy takeo, all dangut
bled into Blackmon s drug-tor one
Bids w ill be received by the Board of
her father Grant '.¿ e e m
i
,T0,ded • I t will cure a cold or
evening,” says Weslev Nelson, of Directors of School D istrict, No. M, of scription department. Harris has w .tc £ 5 ov’er £ r e i g h t h £ * “
of 1. grippe in 1 m . U m .
one
of
tbe
finest
drug
stores
in
tbe
H am ilton, G a ., “arid he asked me Yam hill county, until February Se, 1908,
contracted
a
severe
eold
which
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j ,heS lreato**o t- H ia
to try Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for fo r the furnishing of th irty (90) cords of state
I m i n a t e d r o n M u X I r ’ ln a p ita ^ f E I T V ’ h ’ a . fcto U ka R or “ lc
Rheumatism with which I had suf oak wood; must be not leas than three
T O WU that could badoMheeucoumbMi p 7 * L H a" ,a
P R O P R IE T O R .
E X C U R S IO N S
fered for a long time. I told him I (3) Inches In diam eter a t small end. T O U R IS T
to
the
dread
dieesM.
M
r.
Keene
A
FiaiMAN’a
Cutes
C
all
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eluck
had no faith in any medicine as they Also three cords of large body Hr, wbioh
Washing
of
all
kind
done
first olass. In case of mistakes, notica
T H F EAST.
a ll failed. Heaaid : ‘Well if Chau, must he as clear of knots as possible.
was a highly rMpectad cltixen, good to my engine, although every joint m is t be given and the original Hat returned to tbe office within 24
T he traveling public w ill be interested
usband, father and neighbor. He *ched and every nerve was racked hours. Not responsible for goods after 30 days.
berlain’s Pain Balm does not help Wood must be ea t on or before June 1st,
you, you need not psy for it ’ I took and delivered and corded In basement of to learn of the system of personally con- was 43 yeara and 10 months of age. with pain,” writes C. W Bellamy,
Gentleman’s work a specialty. No Chinese employed.
ducted excursion core operated over the
• bottle of it home and used it ac sehjoi house of said district,
■re. r . E. Holdredge h M had • locomotive fireman, of Burlington
on or Rio Grande System pofmiarly known as
another attack of appendicitis.) Iowa. “ I w m weak and pale, with
oording to directions and in a seek before September tat, 1908.
Daytoo customers will please leave orders with Z. S PA N G LE, Agent.
The
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W orld.” They
w m cured, and have not since been
are two regular Pullman tourist or "ordi­ She is recovering. I t was feared11 out any appetite and all run down. Clothes to be* left with him on Mondays.
8. B. B A X T E R ,
• I I was
troubled with rheum atism .” Sold
n a ry '’ sleepere provided with comfort­ for a time that an operation
operation woul
woul 11
1 * As
was about
aboo to give up, I got a
Chairman Board.
able berths, bedding and linen of tbe have to be performed, hut fortu- bottle of Electric Bitters and, after
by R . L Hkrrris.
H . A. B E R T R A M , Clerk,
Pullman ataudard. They have separata
tnataly it waa not found necessary, taking it, I felt m well m I ever did
lavatorlea, are all well lighted and boated
f,
Dayton, Or. February 7, 1908-
A B U S IN E S S E D U C A T IO N
B o ra-F eb ru ary 7th, to Mr. and Up my life .” Weak, sickly, run
and,
in
fact
are
a
mast
successful
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General Ageata waaUid to sell Prof.
Mre.
Frank
Campbell,
a
daughter,
down
people
always
gain
new
life,
tule
for
the
more
expensive
‘
‘standard’
Long's MagneUo Oonrts. They ramovo
sleepers, the difference arising from the
dandruff, eare scalp alluo-ote and check
Herman Wilson and Miee Flor- strength and vigor from their use
“ The reader mky make up his mind to
tailin g hair, are untarnlshable and will be pleasantly overwhelmed by the opu­ character of upholstering furnished. -A ence 8m yth, of McMinnville, with T ry th m i. Satlafoction guaranteed
colored
porter
is
in
attendance
with
every
n o t break. Everybody wants th e n ,; good lence and vivacity of 'Around the Pan,
th d r friend Mtm Anna Parriah, vie- by R L H arris. Prio. 50 oeuta.
propoaltlon to hustlers. Send for te rn s published by the Nutshell Publishing car, and besides him an excursion con
W R IT E FO B P A R T IC U L A R S TO
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O n tilt (a'x styles) In a plash case M .0U ; Company, 1069 Third Avenue, New York. doctor, whose sole doty ia to look eft« t o
Childs Hiindlcereliiefs
Colored Border linodKorcliiel's
In itia l
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All invited.
, a . T O „ _ c . F . p „ ,d. „ .„ J
i,,c n __ Macksrt, , both
of Chase,
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yjr®fl®n. were married Thursday,
F e b ru a ry 13, 1902
f S. N. RASM USSEN.
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. D ayton, Oregon..
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T h E D ayton R acket S tore - r ’*"'”»«'
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Particular attention to Prescription
Departm ent, a R egular Pharm acist
a lw a y s in charge.
W atch for our display of Valen-
tines.*
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R. L. H AK RIS, Druggist.
COM E
AND
c. D . HOW ARD,
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UNDERTAKER,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
SEE
D A Y T O N , OREGON.
O U R STOCK OF M ERCHANDISE
YOUR
A TTEN TIO N .
The new Proprietor o the
D ry Goods, D ress Goods.
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L adies’ and G ents’
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Furnishing Goods, Boots,
Shoes, H ats, Caps,
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Dayton Cash Grocery
SPECIAL PR IC ES § CLOTTHING
EGGS, PO U L T R Y ,
NICHOLS & GABRIEL.
The R ed Front.
A N D BU TTER , Etc.
N E W B E R G STEAM L A U N D R Y .
A. N. PRESSNALL,
ToitioB aid Beard iacladed ENTIRELY ramt
Ladles' Dressing Comb 50•, Gentlemen's Tbe wonders begin w ill, the frontispiece
T o ile t Comb 40c— both 76c. W rite today, picture of President McKinley, drawn In
Magnetic Comb Co., Pekin, I II .
a single line beginning nt a single point
on the cheek bone and going round In a
constantly widening circle, with waver­
ings aud downbeariags of the pea In the
Tbe undersigned has an A No 1 proper places to secure detachment and
86 inch Separator, with 8 inch 6 shading. W<> are Udd that this portrait
pta drive belt machine ; only run la considered the moat unique work of
GSnlayB. W ill sell for 9150 dollais. Its kind In the w orld,' and If there are
degrees of ualqueneaa we are w illing to
nine months tifoe without interest believe that this Is moat the thing whleh
Good note; ten per cent off for there are no duplicates. Of oourse there
Is test In addition to the pictures, and
cash. fc
F. R. W IL S O N ,
we should be surprised Indeed to hear
Dayton, Orecon.
from any purchaser the opinion that he
R. F. D. Route No. 1.
hsd not got his money’s worth(98.00.''
NOTICE
- Good teams for tale.
H rmai n office.
Call at
Clothes washed elvnn and done
lip nest at, Newberg Steam Laundry.
ttie pleasure and comfort of paaoengers
“ou your
mooav if you are not sat
in his charge. These care are run through
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>onr money
to Kansas G itv, Omaha, St. I x n i I s and
^ hi8“ b* ^ n’1
Chicago, m aking clone connections for day and rem'.ined oveTSunday'ro-1
turning to 8alam Monday, wharo I
L*” r T »b*ta. They
Boston, New York sod all eaatorn point«
cure disorders of stomach, bilious­
This feature of travel has become so •he ia attending aobooi. -W eim ag -
popular that there ia now established a ioo that we b e a r__ _______
the Jaintaat jingle ness constipation and headache
regular aervice of nine cart each week,
Price,25 oenta
BampUs free.
of
weddiog
belle
in the distance
offering a variety of rootea, and achoduleo
H im D j l Little, F e irv io w ^ o c -
Eve
eo arranged th at stop-overs may be made
verything in tbe stationery line
if desired, at Salt Lake C ity, Denver, or
11 school marm, spent Bator •od of lataat
latest style, also school
any point between. No extra charge ia d ay'au d Sunday at her home io books, at Wm. Beott’a, McMinn
made beyond regular tourist rates.
villw,
To those intoreeted w ill bo glad to quota MoMiouville,
Mrs. Joseph who has beau sick
the lowest fares and furnish . Foil
. . . informa-
You will find the very beet bread
tion about the scenic beauties of the Rio with rheumatism all wintur, 4 ^
made at H . Oliver’s, M cM innville
. u S m ? ROQto*nd 'U8aperior *ccomni°- ' n0< improve much.
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J. D. M A N S F IE L D , Geo. A < t„
ta t T h ird Street,
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,old »heir larme
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to tome Seventh
Portland, Oregon. ,t Uay Adventists from Newberg.
CALIFORNIA
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COLLEGE.
“A Thorough School.' »»
Also cakM. piue aod oonfectionery. 305 L A R K IN 8 T R E E T ,
Sao Francisoo, Cal.
A targ» stock of ««aural nerchaadlae
a t Nichols A a a b rie l’s te -elect f
when making purehoae-.
R. L. DURHAM,
W rits for new Illustrated 60-page Catalogue. Fr»a.
Prmidaat.
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