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B M P O K T A N T N O T IC E .
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Mias Astiene K iri*, of Yorthnd,
h ai lately hewn «arrierf to a m o n i
N a» York mliltanatra named W il­
liam U,; Deming The troutag pao-
4»|o baeame acq*uiuted over the
wire, and dona their courting in
that «ay. Mia« Karila being a tvl-
The Southern Pacifii Ctmpauy
will aeon begin extensive Impr
manta around ita Bast Side ah
The onntract for thv erection of the
additions to the Maokamith and
hollar shops has bean let and entire
Work will soon ha atartad f >r their
erection. The buildings «111 be Io-
eatad at the end of Ca8t Twenty
first street. I t la eatimated that the
improvement, Including the coat of
the machinery for the boiler ebop
-w ill he about 175,000 The naw
buildings Will ba erected west of
o«wly erected ma chine shop, which
«us completed about a year ago.
Boiler ahoo w ill be about 190x170
foot, and w ill be constructed of brick
The company la also about to erect
B new office building, which will be
about two stories in height, and will
stand oo the site of the present »Id
wooden shook, i t has been decided
by the eomnany to replace all th*
wooden hulldings around the Kaal,
Side ahopa with new and np 1» datr
otruotosae. The proposed new b lid
logs «01 compere favorably with
any of the ahopa in the West - P o r t -
land Keening Journal.
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P obtlaxd , Or. April IS, 1902
E ditor H bbai . d :— I nnlipa in
“ Brother Hofer's Journal” an ex
cerpt from yattr paper nn the “ 8 t a t e
Printing Office Graft;” and while I
hare no diepoei ion at present to oc­
cupy much of y»nr apace in ex
plaining the true status of the State
Printing Department, yet 1 am con
strained to make reply to just twn
, sentences in your rather nnfriendly
criticism— namely :—
“ A t present the State Printing
Offioa ia owned by Frank C Baker,
eg-State Printer I t is K x rr r * x x
o r WMT W thb B tatc H ousx .”
Any one ending the above wonld
hare a perfect right to presume that
yoo taro r in k in g the State Printer
pgy rent to the State for the privil
*'h • ! • • be enjoys in the Capitol in the
matter of rooms, lights, fuel, and
« Wttler. Now, let ua see whether or
net the State Printer has any war
rent of law for being in the Capitol,
and by whet authority. Section
2954, H ill’s Code, * » /r : "Tha Stale
Printer shall hare and keep npen a
printing office at the Seat nf govern­
or the Btatc, supplied with
1 with which tn perform the
of hie office, and ehall be
prepared to do ail the work that
may he rsqoired of him in poreu
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Mr. Canoway, la farther directed to
page 68 2 of Senate Journal of 1899,
as C a l l o w s '----------------
“8 xmatk OancraaRMT R rsolu
non No. 1 2 ”— “ Whereas the joint
eommittaa of the legislature ap
painted to examine the recounts of
the State Printer haa approved the
action of Hon. R P Ear hart and
Hon. Goo. H. McBride, whila acting
as secretary of S t a t e , in providing
suitable rooms and other conveni
enoea in the Capiptl building for the
State Printing o ffic e ; and wh**reaa
the establishment o f such office in
the Capitol has promoted the com
venianca of tha leg! lature while in
session and of the several State de­
partments during the recess thereof,
therefore he I I
“R bsoi . vb » n r thb S bnatb ,
S
tub
H ouse
C oncurhiwo ’ —
In g°
going orar the famous "Sharia
Routs’’ ol I the Southern Pacigo Co.
the traveler ever finds something
newtoexolte hie admiration and
interest. Starting at Portland, one
traverses the whole leuglh of the
W illamette Valley, the gem of the
Northwest. Mt. Hood M t. Jeffer­
son, and the Three Sisters and oth­
er snow-capped peeks are kept in
sight for hours The beautiful cal-
leys of the Umpqua and R >gue
rivers, with their orchards of peach
ee, prunes, apples and other frnits
are a delight in themselves. The
crossing o the great mountain bar,
rier between Oregon and California
reveala the grandest mountain sce-
iery in the United States.
The
wonderful turning», twistings and
doublings of the railroad bring Into
vigjn A- grand array of towering
mountains and profound gorges Into
which wa gase from dissy heights,
forest olad mountains stops stretch­
ing up to the line of perpetual snow,
and the mountain streams dashing
fiercely down deop canyons, now
and then stopping for a abort rest
in some quiet pool. After a day’s
enjoyment of old M u Sheets, the
fin e s t peak on the continent, we
drop rapidly down thefcanyon of the
Sacramento to the broad plains of
tbs Sacramento Valleyin California,
and thence through vineyards and
orchards to San Francisco.
For maps and descriptive litern-
lure address
R. B. M illbb ,
G. P. A , 8. P. C o ,
Portland, Oregon.
R A T E S A G A IN
RKDUCED
F rom A ll P oints E ast .
he fore yon m a k e d eA n ite a rra n g e a ie n t J
iu r th a t t r ip K a rt le i ue quote ra te s via
th e Illin o is C e n tra l R ailro ad. O u r rates
are th e lowest to tn* had, am t it w ill nav
«ou to w rits us. I f yon liaveu^t tin»* to
eotn m u nieate w ith ua t e ll th e agent from
w hom you purchase yo u r tic k e t th a t you
w a n t ta tra v e l by «ray of th a Illin o is
C e n tr a l, and von w ill n ever regret th e
trip .
I f s a y of ytair relatives o r frionds in
th e E a s t a re com ing .west w h ile th a low
rates a re in effect w rite us about th e m ,
and we w ill see th a t th e y get th e lowest
rates w ith th a heat service. T h ro u g h
to u ris t o rra , peraonatly conducted e xen r
afon cars, fre e re c lin in g c h
l a ir d art, —In
fact a ll th e la te s t con vehietii
teas K n ow n .to
m odern railro ad in g .
F o r p artic u la rs re g a rd in g ratea, tim e ,
services,atop overs. d iffe re n t connections
and routes, etc , call on o r address,
« . H . T R U M B U L L , C o m ’Î. A g t
142 T h in l Hl re e l, I'O rtla n d , O r.
‘THA MILWAUKE
A fa m ilia r nam e for th e Chicago, M il
w anbee A 8 t. Panl R a ilw a y , k n o w n a ll
o v e r th e U n io n an th e G re a t R a ilw a y
ru n n in g th e “ ProxaRB L fe r n t n " tra in s
eyery day an d n ig h t betw een 8 t. Pitnl
and C h c lg o , and O in a l.a and Chicago,
■‘T h e o n ly p erfe c t tra in s in th e w orld ”
U n d e rs ta n d :
C o n n e rtio n a a re mm
w ith A u . T ra n s c o n tin e n ta l L in es, assur­
ing to paasengera th e beet service know n.
L uxun on a coaches, ele ctric ligh ts, steam
h e a t, o f a v e rity equaled by no o th e r
lin e .
—— —
- Has th a t y o a r tic k e t reads v ia “ T h e
M ilw a u k e e ” w hen going to a n y p o in t in
th e U n ite d States o r C anada
A ll tic k e t
agents sell th e m .
F o r ratea, p h am p leta o r o th e r in fo rm a ­
tion, address,
J . V t. C askv ,
C . J . E iiuv ,
T ra v . Pass. Agt,
Oviivra* Agent.
H O R T L a N I). OR
LODGE DIRECTORY
W. OF- THE W.
Q L l ) H I C K O R Y G A M P , R O . SOO-
W oodm en o f th a W o rld m e e t e v e ry Sat­
urday e v e n in g , a t W o odm an h a ll. Day-
ton , O regon. V is itin g N eigh bo rs w e l­
come
C H A S . H A U N D E R 8 .C . G-
F . R . S M I T H , C le rk .
WOMEN w WOODCRAFT
P ro s p e rity C irc le N o . W 0 W o m e n of
W o odcraft, m eets e v e ry T h u rs d a y e v e n ­
ing in W oodm an h a ll, D a y to n , O r. V is
Ming N e lh b o ia a lw avs w elcom e.
M K H . H. M . R O 8 8 N K K , U . N .
M I 8 8 H A T T I E O . U O W D Y , C le r k .
“T h at the aotion of Secretary of
State, a t custodian of the Slate
Capitol in providing said rooms and
lights, fool and water for the 8tate
Printing Offiooie hereby approved,
A. O. U. W.
and the Secretary nf State ie in-
H a rm o n y IxMlge N o . 28, A n c ie n t O rd e r
atruoted to oontinne the same ”
of U n ite d W o rk m e n , m eets e v e ry S a tu r­
New, the next aentenoe— namely, day n ig h t in A . O . U . W . b a ll,- D a y to n ,
“Tha presses shake the walla ” The Or. V is itin g b re th e rn c o rd ia lly re-
eaivad.
M . W . K R E IT Z , M . W .
presses stand upon solid brick foun­
J . E . M F .L L 1 N U E R , Rec.
dations, built from the ground up to
a lovoi with the floor
No part of
D. OF
A. O. 0. W.
U n ity Lodge N o . 17,
° * H o n o r,
the presses touch the floor, being
ie th e A . O .
independent of the building
U . W . h a ll,
De;
V is itin a m em -
I, D
a y to n ,O r
And in thia oonnection, let me here
elcom e.
a lw a v s a w
wel
aMRe a sonUhce from Brother
“ 7B
M I8 8 E F F
I E G A B R I E L , C of H .
‘ Hofer’s Journal” — b m iu
“ By
L E N A G . 8 C O T T . Rec
«shat right and authority ie v part
UNITED ARTISANS
of the State Hooee need for a print
S ecu rity A ssem b ly No. IS , m e e t in reg­
ing office T” In reply to hie ones
tlon, hia attention ie respectfully u la r eeeeion e v e iy M onday e venin g in
W . o f th e W . h a ll; n t 7 JO p. m . V lsU In g-
sailed to above section of H ill's m em bere in v ite d .
Code, and to the above resolution,
‘ P. J . W I R P 8 M . A .
P R A N K C R A B T R E E 8ee.
and let me add evpeoially that a
Democratic Senator introduced the'
R C
said resolution iff tha Seuate, t nd
M
eet
th
e
second
and
fo u rth S aturdays in
that not a single vote was registered
m o n th , a t 2 p in ., in Odd F e llo w *
agaiRst-n, and that when the reso­ each
h a ll, I »avion.
lution reached the House, a Demo­
iN R ff. R B. W R U R K R , Pres.
M I 8 8 N E L L I E M c C A N N , Hoc.
cratic member moved that House
concur in the adoption of tha resolu­
I. O. O. F.
tion, and it was concurred in with- J
ia u
u u ia iiiu ii.
Y a m h ill Lodge N o . 20, I ( K O . F .,
out
opposition.
Y « , « (lie r a i» » th .i I h . n M
M W » l n t a . d i« T . b . . < r f l b . a . . . S S T
*’ “ .“Ô S « T Ê Ï ~ 5 *
W
i
i f er demerite of the impending
t
<
»
8 . W . g l O L E R , u ec'y.
D O N ’T
A .T X T .
GUESS
'
kut if you are going E tet write ue for our rates and
le t ua te ll you ab o u t the
aewioe
and aooorarao-latlona offered by the
Illin o is C e n tra l iia ilro a d . T h ro u g h to u r­
ist e«trs »*• tk« Illin o is C o ntro l fr®m P a c ific
Coast t® Chicago «nd C in cin n a ti. >Mwl fail to
-W rite e e a b o n t y p u r t r i p a s « rs a r s ta a p ea ltio a to g iv e ? ■ « sem e valuab le
la ta r v '-'U o a and a a a li l anea.
MBS o f th e Eneat t r a i l »
M l » m ils * o f tra c k o vu r
la th a
wbtob ta
npewatod
w o rld .
F o r p a rtic u la rs re g a rd lag fre ig h t or
peeeeniter ra te s aad eervlee v a il < a v
•
4. C. LINDSEY, * * * * *
B. H. TRUMBULL,
T . F . ^ P A.
149
OmTI Agent.
T h ir d 8 t .. P O R T b A N D , O R K C fo N .
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Free. Get ItTo-Day. Free.
y iu ia t-----
■■a a, roaauru any
W . w w t lb« » mm ol miaday arkool Supor-
ta tvaa o n u «ad T a a c b S S ^ C h rla tla n
Kn
daavm or*. Kpwortb L c a n a ra , K in g ', Daucht-
•ra. •«<*■ l n ta rt Ilia aaajy of anybody who
' * ' “ ‘•"»» «4 In lh a «VllneM
and dabbath Handing
And Io any itanon
The w©U know n and LARG E ESTABLISH M ENT of the M l_____
VTLLE GRANGE A N D FA R M ER S’ OO.’S Stock, of w hich w a s closed
up som e tim e ago for th e benefit o f th e oreditore, w a s sold at A ffealed
bid sale.
s s ia .“d iis s « s : .'; 'K r — « 3
BBW YORK
WSBKLY WITORSS.
In te rd ^ a o m ln n U u s a l In Kollgltm ;
JACOBSON & CO
An E x p o n e n to i A p llm lC h r ia tla a lty ;
Ind epen den t In PollUen,
of’’ “ U m H ?'"’ ° f lnt* r w ’or , w r ■»■»«»?
F a rm and G arden D e p a rtm e n t;
D octor's C o lu m n ;
T a lm a g e ’s S e rm o n ;
C h ild ren 's D e p a rtm e n t;'
SclentiHc D e p a rtm e n t;
H p irit o f the Press, etc.
w ere th e successful bidders, and are n ow in possession of the entire
General M erchandise Stock, am ounting to nearly .
O N L Y O N E D O LLA R A Y E A R .
820,000.00.
SABBATH READING.
A Sixteen Page W eekly P aper. Solely
R eligio us In C h aracter. No N e w s ; N o
P o lltio a. S to rie s ; P o e tr y ; Hunday-achool
Leeeou; ChrleUan E n d e a r, r and E p ­
w orth League T o p ic s ; M others' Sabbath
A fterno on w ith the C hildren ; M iscella­
neous Religious m a tte r.
T he tim e is set for
O N L Y 60 C EN TS A Y E A R .
SATURDAY, APRIL Z6ft 1002, it 0 o’clock,
■ F r t , slrnpls t oplea r l tha Wltuaaa and Sab­
bath Baadllig n n i on anpl(ration.
JOHN ¿6110 A I. a CO.,
180 Naaaan Mtreat, Naw York.
Pj t r i 11 V » * * ’r}pU«« price Of tha Witaaaa
heading when taken together la
toxne^ed'iiratlou1 * "
• • * • « hberat
To com m ence closing out th e entire stock, at a great sacrifice. Goods
w ill be reduced in prices from 1-3 to 1-8. Stock oonsists of th e following^
lines:
-
D R Y GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, H ATS and CAPS,
M ILLIN ER Y , FA N C Y GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOAKS and
JACKETS, M ACKINTOSHES, R U B B E S GOODS, and a
■
LARG E STOCK OF FR E SH GROCERIES.
T h e Goods need no recommendation, as the store is too well known to the public.
T h e E N T IR E 8 T O C K M U S T B E C L O 8 E D O U T W I T H I N S I X T Y D A Y S A T T H E
F A R M E R 8 ’ ( ' 0 L O C A T IO N
.
*
No goods w ill he delivered, and no m ail orders w ill be tilled. T E R M S S T R IC T L Y C A 8 H .
O r r a a Ix T B A O B M K A a y .-Irtre ttr name la
not on our ll.t and yon d a , I re toTry »Sr papers,
■end ue I t cents (H ire r or atampe) and wa w ill
aeudI you both tha Witness aud tabbath Read-
Ing r for " three
m
- - — m outh,.
—
Figa,
Oranges,
Lemons,
Bananas,
*
Candiee,.
Nuts,
M c M IN N V IL L E
GRANGE AND
Cigars,
Stationery,
R . J A C O B S O N & CO.
Canned Goode
And a variety of other articles kept
in stock at the Poetoffioe Store.
Purchasers and owners of Ih e M c M in n v ille G range apd F arm ers’ Co estate. Positively, no goods w ill be sold before 9 o'clock Don’t forget when buying.
Saturday, A p ril 20, 1902.
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Iw laat «reek’s H kbald «re reed
C. T. POMEROY
We don’t know much about the
A B U S IN E S S E D U C A T IO N
oaabBB m
* .
where
some old settler* were de
present
t doctriné of the Letter Day
Sainte, and are -wot wholly con­ ct-ived in buying what they thought Diamonds, P itch es, Jew­
vinced that eainia no«y exist on tn tie whiaky. We will eay that
elry, Clocks, and
earth. But if what haa been said moat of the old settler* know^rhen
they
haves
good
article
of
tea
or
of Joe Smith, Brigham Young and
8 IL V K R W A H E .
W R IT E FOR P A R T IC U L A R S TO
other founders o f thub faith id true, whiaky, ami *hen it i* beet io ureor S A L E M ,
-
- • OREGON.
Ptn«- w atch and jc w e lry rv|>alrltig a
we know it wan better for them that let them alone. W ith some people
some of the present Oregon women
herd to tell which has the a peclaltv. A ll kind » o f J e w e lry tnanu-
a o tu re d to o rd e r.
•a
-
were not their wives. About
the worst effect.
first uuesflon presented to our mind
A V aluablr M xdh . ixx F or
ie, did those good(f) Mormon eldere
C
ough
* and C olds im CH ildbim . —
FOR 8A LK .
d i- bald headed? and were their
wives iostaumental in the removal “ 1 have not the slightest hesitancy
A No. 1 good cow, g ivin g M
of their heir, and was Ann E lin in recommending Chamberlain’s good lot* of m ilk kiiy«l und gen-
Cough
Remedy
to
all
who
ere
suf­
the one who taught them the art?
fering from coughs or oolde,” eaya tie at|d eusy Io m ilk . Price rea­
Second
did she leave both Brigham
♦»
A ny one wunting a
Chas. M
Cramer, Eea , a well sonable.
and his rrllginn, because she was
known watch maker, of Colombo, good m ilk e r and means business
not permitted Id nave as many hua
Ceylon. “ I t hae been some two and lias the coin, call at H rkald
hands as he had wives? There la a
years
since the City Dispensary first office
805 L A R K IN S T R E E T ,
L. DURHAM,
woman’s rights spirit existing in
called
my attention to this valuable
President.
San Francisco, Cal.
parte of the world at this time,
which placee woman on a higher medicine, and I have repeatedly
O e n e m l A g -n to wr.uito<l to »ell Prof.
ueed it and it bae always been ben
W rite for new Illustrated 60-page Catalogue, Free.
plane than the to l»e merely a toy
eflcial. I t hae cured me quickly of L ong's M ag n etic Oom l a . T h e y rem ove
or slave to men
Mormons believe
d andruff, cure scalp ailm e n ts and check
all cheat oolde. I l ia especially ef fa llin g lia ir, a rc iiD tarnl»hahle and w ill
in celestial marriage, euoh as was
feotive for children, and seldom n o t break. B very body w ant» them ; good
solemniied between Adam and Eve.
opposition to h u s tle r*. Send fo r term «.
takea more than one bottle to cure
but nothing ia eaid about ceremony,
u ta t fa'x s ty le « ) In a plu»h case g2.no;
them of hoareeneee
I have per­
or the woman aide of the question.
L a d le *’ Dreaalng Com bgO j, G e n tle m e n 's
suaded many to try thia valuable T o ile t Comb 40c— tm th 75c. W r ite today,
Iaquiaxa.
Eatabllahed IS 1841. fo r o ve r a lx ty y e a rs It was th e
medicine, aud thley are all as well M ag n etic Comb Co., P e k in , IU .
known
N E W Y O R K W E E K L Y T R IB U N E ,
pleased as myeelf over results.”
$6000 CASH P R IZ E O F F E R — For s a la ry K L ..H a rris .
and read in every State in the Union.
The Atlanta Constitution offers
On N o ve m b e r 7, 19U1, I t w as changed to th e
$5,000 in a new Cash prixe contest
We now offer in connection with
upon the number of bales in the the H xrai . d , The Nebraska Inde­
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FARMER
total United States cotton crop, pendent one veer for $1.40 The
1801-4)2, provided 'heestimate* are Independe I ia a political paper de­
a high class, up-to-dato, illu s tra te d a g ric u ltu ra l w eekly,
fo r the fa rm e r and hie fa m ily —
r
received during April, 1902. There voted to the interests of the Peo­
LOUIS WAUBSQAJTS,
are four prisee, $2.000, $1,250, and ple’s p rty and Bryan demnoracy.
$750 f»r the best three estimates, I Cis ably edited. T h e * Inde|iendent
PR IC E $ .0 0 ,
and $ f0 0 0 for general distribution and H kralo th r e e months f.ir 85 B u t c h e r ; S h i p p e r
among all eetimalee oouiiug within cents.
500 bales either wav from the exaot
Clothesjwashed clean and also
par yaar, b a t you te a bay It w ith yoar horn* paper. D A Y T O N
figure
Every estimate must 1« ac wrenehe^^clean
B E E F , PORK, M U T T O N A N D
at the Newherg
H E R A L D , oa« rear 1er ll.M
companied by a yearly subscription i
c'e,,n
VEAL,
to The Weekly Constitution, $1 CO
* “h
•a n d yourr «îbecpti»"« • Dd « o n * r to D A Y T O N H E R A L D .
Spangle,
agent
Dayton.
|WW year, and double estimates are
Tnitfoo and Board iacloded IMTIBBLY FBEB.
C A L IF O R N IA
B U S IN E S S -
COLLEGE.
“A Thorough School.
N ew -Y ork Tribune Farm er.
5
Per
Every
DAYTON MARKET.
Send yoar nameand AddresatoUie N K W -YO RK T a iS U X K P A M M IS ,
Naw York C ity, and ■ Ira» M a p le copy w ill ba OMlIvd te yen.
A
A tla n ta , G a .
¿
IMOIHERHOOD
T h u g ra a te rt a m b itio n o f Ao.ee-
foan m en and w om en 1« to have I
homes b le m rd w l»h c h ild re n . T h e
f.
d o lla r b ottle
of W in e
o f Cardw i I
WINEwCARDIII
M
arkot ttmat.
. 7
A larg stock o f g eneral m erchandise
t N lc h o U A G ih rle C a to sulect fro m
when m akin g purchase«
W holesale and Retail.
D A Y T O N , OR.
«Ts
O m c a —A t H « « * ld nStea Dayton, Oregon
I f yna want a wood buy, o ra good boat», call
and look o rcr oar IIM.
O n * fa ll lot w rit located la th r b n iln » „ part
o l Daytva. w ith b a lld ln *. w ill ba sold a'
barwaln.
riv e «oarter aeetlona of mountain land, all
Joining, I * » Ile a from M eM lnavllle, *ond etory
a n j a h a lf house l i t * , wall watered, h a lf aec-
ilo n rood tim ber, balance pasture land, to per
acra.
i
•jn acre,. *x> In cultivation, orrbaad, house,
xa*. m n a lo r water and rood pastnre,
Governor T . T . Geer of ibis barnM
rt nf place nae been tiled, about 8 miles from
yton. m per acre.
slate, and who was up for re­ a# acre mountala ranch. Io * house, meadow,
nom ination, by the republicans, mom tim ber |7«a.
aere, with barn al WO per w r r
«7 a e rr, at
but was not nominated, has found * to per
acre, nn b n lld ln r, «11 n n der cwltivetlnn.
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th a t politicians .are fickle and aeraera. T h e » tracts all Join: and a r t w e ithin
|»olitics is uncertain.
H e th in ks M m ile of school b o n » , and »hont 8 miles from
Dayton. A barpalB.
rinters
th a t tillin g U ie *o il W ill be a more A rood boose, rood Improvements, orchard,
small fruits, la Dayton, In c lu d in g « aero,
A seven coiutnn hand preaa, sure and fu lly its honorable life. and
of land.
in good order, for aale.
W ill he
One-half section ot good paetnre land In
J. F. 8TAIQER.
The lumber shipments from Ora D ow las county, t W a, r I west.
sold at a very low price. In q u ire
M aero, of txcellaw t land, w ithin 1 m ils of
P bofriktoh .
n
in
1901
amounted
to
a
I
o
u
t
Dayton.
On
public
road,
nil
la
cnltlvatton,
no
at thia office.
haflfflnWb
Ma
Sna
location
for
a
good
borne.
,000 oarkMda.
Pr sent indica­
ULBM. • . - ORBOOP.
tions show that thia year** ship­
T ir e t elnss in every rerpt-ct
ment* «rill exceed tho*uof last yaar
Ratas from $1 to $2 per day. Spec­
by mors than 50 par cent
WANTED! *
ial attention paid to Commcraial
lips
o r t . D s w r r r talmaob , by Traveler*. Swmple rooms in etui
RellaW« a a a far Waaaeer of a Brasefc OStoa
Tha bread, cakua, pie* and con-
o n , Rev. F ra n k D n triU T alm a g e , and
«ra «rtab»«vas tu«fci*rielaUjr. MsmtaasmA
ovation
nsaoelato odltorn o f C h rU U a u H e ra ld .-
osaatas tor tk a r1«h« a » a . Bluffly ¿Jr« amd fcolionery at Ollvar’a bakery, Mo
O
nly
book
endorsed
by
T
alm
a
g
n
fam
ily.
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Minnville, you can depend aa hsing
■
«ici vntffi Wmwn »relit»«
w tanamig.
B oorm ons proBls fo r agnate w ho set
first
class. T ry them.
I I 7 * ° want a pair of ehovs-or
TIE T. MBS
q uickly. O u t l t 10 oeuto. W rite I ____
Clothes washed riesn and dona d ia to ly C L A l K A 0 0 . ,
8. 4tb M qharnes* made to order, cull ou G
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CINOtNNA
up neat at Nawharg Steam Laundry. P b lla , P a. M e n tio n tbto paper.
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Willamette Exchange.
Chinese exclusion is now extend
ed m our insular pueeeysious, eo that
«meadvance has been made, even
i f IheM itohell Kahn bill did meet H O TK L M B X -A BAROAIX.-F ob S alk .
Hotel bu lldlna and o n t-h a lf block, and one
dr feat. The labor organisations o 1 and a h a lf lots adjoining w ith ha m . Thera are
tw
k ile h e u r. d tn ln * room, parlor, nWca and
ihe eonntry should now focus their •s v o tra
l bedroom, nn Aral Soor. Tha second
s
ory
co ntain, -jnaood , l » d room,. Outbnlid-
efforts upon the Japanese'and the
in * ,- A ,*le u d ld location tor a hotel One
requirement of a higher standard boat d ally to aud from Portland, and train
ll fu rn itu re and houMbnld roods w ill be M id .
for other foreigners coming into this A
Also one floe Plano worth InOO. w ill be sold for
asylum for the ti'Uione of the earth. *2M. Al«> 10 a c t» tn m ltlT a llo n , wall located,
which w ill be told separate If dealied This la
— The Evening Journal (Portland) a b arraln for tha r lrb t m ao.
w o m an afflicted u til, fem ale ilia-
ease ia o o n rta n tly m enaoed w ith I
b eoom lng a ehildleaa w ile .
No |
m edicine eon restore dead a
g a m , but W in e o f C a rtlu i does |
reg u late derangem ents th a t p r
v i n t e on eeption ; d o c
m is c a rria g e . d«»a reatom «eel
imwrtton« and shattered nerv<
■»d does b rin g hahira to homes
b arren and desolate fo r re a r
W in e o f C « x W g iv e , w o m m t h e
h ealth and streng th to b ear heal-
allowed nil Constitution and Hunny
South comhioaiion rub-cripiionr,
both for only $1 25 per ye>.
The Conetitulion stands exactly
tn the letter Upon all its otfrra.
Send in tn day and put the whole
thing, letter, money and estimate,
in tha same envelope, addressed to
T hb A tlaitta CoNaTrruTioN,