Dayton herald., June 06, 1902, Image 4

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herald
FMBET, fPM« $, I80i
RATES A G A IN R I D U C I ! )
' Faon A u Pourra la a r.
Hooetoo (T e s ta ) Chsoniele : The
whb • * « il trained mlnd
the lIHaoie Central RallraaA Oer ratea
hoi"k. ,r * ,be
*o be had, and li *1)1 pay
I ln armor for . J defence
* " ”* , \ , > *• * » * • an. If yen haven't tlmTtel
• * p o n in hie naamaalmte with aa tell the want Irwa!
rho has only a «hem you pnreluee year ticKet that you
--------. r Urn
«ant to travel by way of the Illinole
•killad arm baa a powerful
bat no armor for self defenge. T h e Central, and yon aril) never regret the
man with a trained mind and also
«ny of ynor relatives or frioode ia
a trained band and arm,all anting In
Maat are to m ing west w hile the low
I lea aaABc.e — -»* -
_B_—. »»
aoiaon,ia armtri cap e-pie to attack
------- « effect w rite m s to a t them ,
•n d to raaiet The hoy or girl who and « e w ill eee that they get the loweet
rates w ith the tost service. Through
baa received a brain education ia tourist
cars, personally conducted exenr-
but half prepared for life. Bot the Jton cere. free reclining chair cars,—ia
boy or girl with the fitting which a iact all the latest cooveniencea Known to
modem m an m l training high modern railroading.
For pertlcamre regarding rates, tim e,
aohool ean and doee give baa two eervices,stop-overs,
I, different connection«
chance» In tb it world
end route«, etc . call en or address,
*'W. Tbe
who *•* °"ij
ONLY
DA YS M O R E OF T H E
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE
r ‘
McMinnville Grange and F arm ers’ Stock.
K H . T R U M B U L L , Com’i, A g t
141 T hird Street, Portland, O r.
Wilmington Morning S ta r: The
richest atatee in this Union are man
n
, ufaeturing eta tee; the richest cilice
A
are manufacturing cltiaa The rich­
- fam i iliar
as.-------- <or »be Chicago, M il-
waokee A 8t. Paul Bai I way, known ail
est community la not the one which over
the Un toe as the G reat Railway
prodacee the moat erode material rnnaiag the "P io a e e a L im it id ” trains
•ui table for manufacture, bat the every day and night between St. Paul
one which ooaverta that material and Cheapo, and Omaha and Chicago,
K t trains in the w orld.’1
ioto aome oeeful article or articles
understand!
Connections are made
for which there ia demand The w
ith A u Transcontinental Linas, assur­
South produces Annually about ing to passengers the beet service known.
9,000,000 bales of cotton, worth in Luxurious coaches, electric lights,
round number« about $«00,000,000. heat, of a verity equaled by no
line.
A bale of thia... cotton con
»>»» Xoor ticket reeds via “ T h e
verted into ordinary cotton good« MUwnnkee” when going to any point in
would be three times ■» much aa th e tho U nited States or Canada A ll ticaet
raw lint. T h at would make the ■gents cell them .
. For ratea, pharapleta or other inform a­
eotton crop worth $900,000,000 in- tion, address,
•lead of $800,000.000
J-J T -U A c a » .
C. J.Jfiwnv,
T h is S ale w ill p o sitiv e ly clo se on
“TOE MILWAUKEE
V rav. H i m
Act.
June 14th, at 10 P. M
A lth ou gh w e h a v e n e a r ly clo sed ou t 1-2 o f th e sto c k th ere ia ariu „
good a sso r tm e n t left. P erso n s w ish in g
tlU a
U !
had b e tte r n ot n eg lect to atten d th is sale, a s m a n y good th in g s a re b ein g Free. Get I t To-Day. Free.
clo sed o u t d a ily. S tock c o n sists o f
oein g
D R Y GOODS, C LO TH ING , BO O TS and SH O ES, W AT«
Lwr»
CAPS, M IL L IN E R Y , CLOAKS, JA C K E T S C O R SE T A w p a p g
LA C ES, E M B R O ID E R IE S, C R O C K E R Y
’ U U K 8B T S’ W R A P S , deavorci
’• Daaaht-
' who
.Ho^wooauof
A N D A F R E S H L IN E O F G R O C E R IE S
Hing N e ih to>s aiw »*« «e li oine.
O dds and ends, som a out o f data goods, a t y o u r o w n prices R am Am. frEW fGM
MMM. M. M RU3-NEH, U N.
- M i t « H i r r i E li. G O f f D Y , C lark.
ber th e c lo s in g date. T erm s str ic tly cash.
WEEKLY WOTBSS.
a . o . u . w
Interdenom inational In R elig io n ;
te n , g p vo rtb L e e ra e n ,
e. In fKCl
feet fllff
the BKMkC
neme o f tow
would be likely to be iotereated la
the .b o w deeevtbed picture fre i.
H arm onv Lodge No. M, Ancient O rder I
Of United W orkm en, meets every Satur­
day nijcht in A. O. U . W . h a ll, Dayton,
Or.
V isitin g brethern cordially r e - '
esfved. -
M. W. K R E IT Z , M. W-
J E. M K L L IN U K R . R oc .
H? 7 7 .
A
-
Are vou needing a creau> se p a ra­
to r? See R a sm u s sen , a g e n t for
A m e ric a n a n d I f
8
N o n e lie tte r.
T r y one
ee p a ra lu rs .
D etm ering sells Hazelwood Ice
Cream. None better.
H o w A M ggtcA N W omen T r a v r i ,
— M o s t A m e ric a n w om en ab ro ad
w ork h a rd
T h e y tr a v e l in ’a ll sorts
o f d is c o m fo rt, ris in g “ w h ile i t is yet
n ig h t ,” w a lk in g th ro u g h m ile s o f
p ic tu r e g a lle rie s , v ic itin g an cien t
c h u rc h e s an d c a th e d r a l* , “ d o in g ”
e ll k in d s o f places in w h ic h th e y
ta k e no in te re s t.
T h e y go to so
O f what does a l>.<! taste in yonr m a n y c itie s a n d see th e m so eu p er-
mouth remind you? It indicate« tic ia lly t h a t th e y k n o w n o th in g
How
that your stomach i. in h .d ro n d I a b o u t a n y o f th e m , re a lly
can
a
n
y
nne
k
n
o
w
a
n
y
th
in
g
of g
lion and will remind vou th a t ih c te
is nothing an good for «m;h disorder c o u n try , i t * p eo ple, in s titu tio n s ,
aa Chamberlain's Stmusch A Liver la n g u a g e , a r t a rc h ite c tu re , m o ra ls ,
schnols. o r a n y th in g els e, ju s t by
Tablets after having u«*d them
They cleanse and invigorate the ra c in g th o ug h i t w ith a p a rty o f
stomach and regulate the bowels. nervou s, h u rrie d s tra n g e rs , each
m e m b e r n f i t tire d a n d w orn to a
For sale at 25 rn nls per lox by R
fr s ia le ? — J u n e
W o m a n 's
Hom e
L Harris
C o u ip a n io u .
M y little son bud an attack «>f
whooping cough and *a a threatened
with pneumonia; hot f.,r Chamtor
Iain's Cough Remedy are would have
had a serioua time nf it
It «|-o
saved him from severe attacks of
?.r,° UP.
J ®YBB’ R »A D R », editor
World-Herald, Fair Havajt. We«h
For aalo by R L . Harris .
P atents
V'
H Perkins and G B. Abdill
are rolling tlw National cream aep '
aratora. Those wanting a g.wd
separator should give the a b ve
named gentlemen a call
/
A B U S H E L O F FACTO
i
Independent In Politics.
lDt* re* tor «very member
-
Talm age’. Sermon;
Scientific D e p a r tm e n ir " '’
Kplrlt of the Ptvsa, etc.
I
<*[*■«" as we arias to oar
“ * * ’ dalivnring blow for Mow
O N L Y O N E D O LLA R A Y E A R ,
the
SABBATH READING.
m ^.®Jxteen F - * * w * * k ly Paper. Boietv
Religion« In Character. No New» t No
Pidttlce. Stories; Poetry;Runday-echool
Leeson; Christian Endean r and Bp-
worth Leegwe Top ics; M other»’ habbafo
A fto rm o a whh the Children; MisceMa-
W W » B»fif8»us m atter.
W R IT E FOR P A R T IC U L A R S t o
y . .. BU u iu v n aa n o *
r«.»wi u < i the influence upn those
who succeeded in obtainiag offices. From
beet information I could g ain : the «near
• n,* " hi’ k) »«MU, each, gave
1 1 ,OUO,tklO, Tobacco, salt and other trust«
O N L Y 50 CENTO A YEA R .
irave MOO.CW. down
Some nutdidarea ened. Churches and school« wonld
• wr-
i -e
^r-*---■ ■ ‘'.'«ate ■
....~
--- -—
r
per
as
never
before.
Preachers
ar
• gave more money than they would re-
I ceiim in salary after getting'office. We hcsrl«o «i<
n g iîin h,n<*a
from
re«.lily see h o * Ihe two old parties raise
in H l i i *,S g ' w Fork.
campaign lands. W hy the trusts and
■ * ^ * 4 be t b , tie that Mada “
F. 8.—The an
ar* “ “ bw al- They eapee
'J?r,c» gl ‘ ke W tlaem
•n A esMkiOi-
liberality in retnrn. One of . the high«»
Hen l«ken together I«
I L * >Tkm*
• ffo n l ■ U b e ra i
otficers (one who bel<Lhaui wold govern­
bam«
e
d
ii-.t
N
W
.
O w aa X x v ..v.
m ent property to a to o k era association in
yonr name I«
no( on our list and . M
» e.irv
,
New York for over «00,000 and held the
on ■
to try our papen
JB
bad I t nt Hts N rw spapcb ^ - •end n . M w n l . (.liv e r or ■
oee.1 In W ««hington two yeare, so the
K U T h S Ä **« *» « -
L A R K IN S T R E E T ,
Arm rtml^ tocapotoxation fa it not a fact «•orge Schaub, a well known Ger­
San Francisco, Cal.
that
jnfiw
tlce
m
being
done
to
C
a
to
in
President.
man citlien of New Lebanon, Ohio.
Freeident •• » conetant reader of the Dayton
,h e pernicious influence of
Write for new Illustrated 60-psge Catalogue, Free.
He know» that this
the
tobrt »« sn d auger trust«? Is not in- «»Ikrzeitung.
: - -—J«
) t il l ice being done in the Philippines on >aper aims to advertise only the
fo r-
— account of the evtl influence«of th e beer o eetln ito columns, and when he
and whiaky trust«
W e doubt not these
»•w Chamberlain’s Pain Balm sd
trusts have made buck from that country
| alone th eir $1,000.000 donation We know »ertised therein for lame back, be
Xi
—
the U . S haa <iiagrace<I herself in minds did not hesitate in buying « bprUe S A L E M
-
_
OREGON.
‘» fo rh t. wife, who for 8 weeks
Eetabllebrd In 1814 for over sixty year» It waa the of other nations by allowing evil« intro­
F
in
*
watch
and
jew
slry
n-nwlrlug a
duced an.i practiced, that is not allowed
isd suffered with mostterrihle peins
NEW
YORK
W EEKLY
T R IB U N E ,
k n o w n bv Mohamedan nations, and we profess a
higher civilisation
W e send thouaande n her baok and could get no relief
and read in every Slat» |p lj>e Union.
of mieeionariee to Christian ixe those oeo
le says; “ After using Pain Balm
pie, but these evils nt net to abated before for a fewdays my wife said to me, I
On November 7. l» o i, it whs changto to the
our mieeionariee can do good. T h e lib- feel as though born anew,’ and be
eradty of greet corporations are accepted
L IF E O F T D E W IT T T A L M A O E . by
and when nnv question of law ia brought tore using the entire contents of the bla son, Rev Frank D ew itt T a lm a ,» . „ •>7
.I
up, the taw must be liberally construed, bottle the unbearable pains bad en­ •» « "d a ta editors of Christian Ilsrwid
a high claws, up-to-date. Illustrated agricultural weekly not in favor of the weaker class th at cast tirely vanished and she could again
Duty hook endorsed by Talmage fam ily
for the fa rin -r und bis fam ily—
most votes, luit the one that gave most take up her household duties. ” He Enormous profits fo r agents who act
looney Alao when law« are to be enacted
quickly. O utfit 10 oenta. W rite Imme.
IrtMtsget the ftratand greatest favors. I te very thankful and hope» that all rh n " ,y p CLAS K *
281 ” • ««•»».
wi«li to refer again to enormous amount »offering iikewise will hear of her Phil«., Pa. Mention this paper.
P R I C K $1 00,
of tatnpiiign literature distributed. In wot,derful recovery. Thievalnable
IWMI presidential campaign, republican liniment is for asls by R L Harris
l.esdqnsrtera ten t out 3UO,t)llu,ilOu piece«,
per year, to t j on ran to r It with your beau paper. D A Y T O N four lor every man ami woman and child
Bavgn from an A w f u l F a t s . —
HERALD, one year for tl.M
in the vonntzv The estimated weight of ’ E v e ry lw s ly M |,| f h « .|
w lik’li was 2.000 tone. The democrats
(onsnmp
• inn,” writes Mrs A M S h i Ids, of
.n b .rp tio o , «od
•" O A V T O N H E R A L D . surely sent out half as much. Car Mada
of documents inserted in the officihl rec­ Chambersburg, p« , ~ |
w ,ow
Send yowr nam rsnd ■ d .lre M to ih w X X W -T O S K T R IR U N g FA RM ER
ords of cxngrem for campaign purposes, after 6 months nf severe sickness,
hnw to r k C lty , «nd ■ tree aampic copy w ill be issiled to ynn.
at the direction of the leaders of theoid
partieware printed and distributed nt Ihe caused by hsv fever and asthma,
expense of the government. I t ia only that lew thought I could get well
neceeMry
to »*•*•
have matter printed in C
Con-
" T H F v m n a n n - m n o n i w m i n c w I nw'
* * a rT. 1°
e ton I learned o f the marvelous merit
y . o ^ L V^ LC(*rNpO ^O ETA O L V W O » K gremionsl
Record niaUerprinted
to have it sent free « by
C A L IF O R N IA
B U S IN E S S '
7
b o tL E G E .
“A T horough
305
’tïS S îS F w » *
School.”
V.
R. L. DURHAM,
c . T. POMEROY
K am ottd s, # a t c f c $ ,
e liy , Clocks, and
N e w -Y o rk Tribune F a rm er.
Fur
AGENTS WANTED
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
IQUNE FARMER
DAYTON BASKET.
LOUIS W A X S S 6 A F S ,
B u tc h e r ; S h ip p er
®r - K ing’« New Discovery for
coneuoption, used it. and was com­
pletely cured. ” For desperate throet
and lung disease» it ia the safest
cure in the world, and is infallible
tor cough.,Onida and bronchia I affec-
I . " L Gu" rBn” *<l bottles 50c and
$ 1 - Trial bottles free at Powell’s.
bJr
I'h < r i« M o rrl., “ isil. These privileges are only granted
m,hi?.i.2t"’ ,i-,o lo T T i' ’" ,*.T1*” n< bo,,k »»er , tb etw oo ld parties, to m e yeareago aeon-
I*1
»4 Limplele, Ihti. me .m t • —tir.te , irreaamnal ****—— *.*,» —
m „ ,,iiii« *
u.
•e i onnt of <-e«ie-i d l»«»ierth .i ever tiefell :be *
1 ‘=»,D lM,1g " committee keptM )
b n m .a r.e e —fr e .te r e r e n ib aii Poiniwll
Te’ !. •’■erka busy 3 mouths preparing and eend-
i*‘!2i
of the woo Iwamifn! ia . iug out 30.U00,00UCoiigreeeional Kecorila
• m t. In t h e w o ' M * . « .n d rito ly I r . w f b - . O 4 . n i l .
ln -i.s v e -ir.h le hell. Ahoot M» page*, pro- * ■ • » tlto ve »«« * to p re p a re d w it h grentoet
fn«ely tltn .t-.te rt with ph.n^r.ph« taken iwfore care amt greater care taken in regard to
■nd a n er ifiw -tc r T rs e u ra l.y only ‘ Martin- whom sent. W hat will do for one part of
tqne Rook, ' I n lire »eld. for every one In .i.r«
In
. o r tb a v n « Prof. M e rrl.' book and no other, the conntry w ill not do for another.
i »**.’ » " 'h e r, t.n ie -t Ib .ik, beat lllnatrated. »ci- beer soaked Milwaukee a low tax ou beer.
I { " " " t o d 'y aei-iir.re. Price I I M. A LR X T» In Kentocxy it moot be low tax on whis­
Clothe« washed clean sn.l also
•
In o m.oi. p ro«!, for those w h o . e«
q n tck ly. Mart Itlieral term .. Ontfll 10 eeot«. ky. Facts which w ill appeal to business wrenched clean at the Newberg
V S i.!.1.0* * • wiB"»e- ¿«nd for oat II t IMMKIM-e men in cities, areotten like a red rag be­ oteaiu Lvundry. Leave orders with
ATB LY, anil be at work. Th e etonee of • life- fore a mad b all, if presented to the farm
« R ^ P k T Ä T r K . c t — * Co--Ä ‘ "- er. Trotoetiou oo steel must to favored 4 Spangle, agent Day tori
in Fn. And eo adapted to industries of
different sections of country. Who
N O T IC E .— The Yam hill Cnel heard an old party man talk shoot protect­
an d O il C o m p a n y h ave a p p o in te d ing our husbands, wives or sw eetheart*f
O s s it - a « —
— A t t H x B4U> » oSIra
a ie .
OSS,t
Dayton
W. T . H . T u c k e r o f D a y to n , es Much ¡a m id about proteciing infant in ­ ^If yow want «good boy, o r« «o 4
ra il
dustries, most of which are able to stand ■nd look o v ero u r Hat
t h e ir ag en t to te c e iv e a i l m oney
afon*i Hot not a word about p ro te c tin g
d u e th e e u m p e iiy , a n d also l h ta k e infant in its mother’« arms- The prohi­
, o rd ers for stuck
P g rtie s in te res ted bition party ia nalix» other parties; it is
Five « "■ ‘‘«r Metloaa o f mountain U n d , «II
Imaa-tf--------- * after _
, ------------democratic,
will pleass ta k e n otice a n d c a ll on
M r. T u r k e r s t th e D s v tn n M a rk e t. foetice »oall, special privilege« to «w w .
We believe in protection ; bat toys, yoar i r r a . ^ " Umber, bulaara psmnre Und. H per
toys are first «XMisideratioa. G irl« are of
F O R S A L E — A ynu> g m ilk ro w more importance than moles in Missouri.
■ ot « l M g g -A M R o A fN .-r e e » a m .
f~ 8 Jersey, fresh e n d g iv in g a good The wonteu and infanta are of more con­
r
-
n
fc.T?iîf toi» •d jo l» ta « w ith ba m . There arc
cern to ue than all octopns trusts combin­
q u a n t it y
m ilk , a n d g e n tle a n d
° " - J ^ t o s . oSto,
ed. We appeal to all men and women to m uerai bedroom« on r2 Ira
t floor Tbc
easy tn m ilk .
A n e x c e lle n t cow arise in th eir might and abolish tkegreet- » ory c o n ta la , » m aod
d slacd
siicd i
In «.. A , •Plendl.r location
lo
ratlo«
U, .
C a ll w ith o u t d e la y at H kmald office eet curse to hum anity, the saloon. R » boat dall
iZ * °
I tomi Kortleod, and train
member that in organisation of republi­ A ll ta ra Ita
ra and h o n a a M d goade w ill l a Í . M
for p a rtic u la rs .
can party it was cwlied the God and mo­ mmT " Î 1 " n.2 r t* “° , worth torn, w ill be m id fn r
'■ ewIMvattaw. w ell -
rality party- Re«.l principles of Philip*. 5 2 Î uA m
w ill be aoM aeaarate I f dralrcd
FOR S A L E — A gtiod five room Garrison, and Uncofn, act forth in thm r • which
barralo for the r ifh t m an.
house awd one lot in Dayton, will speechesan<l writings on corporations,
i he sold atfia MAshnable price In ­ equality, jnatice, temperance and moral­
’■ » s s :
-e s
i t y . Itam el Webster aeid in o o e o fb ie
quire at HgKAi.n office -
speeches, “ whenever I can see a
» a c r e m o e a ts l. r«»ck. log iw « «
Thia paper and tho Chicago Wot on garments of my government I
would arias in my might and wipe b e n . ”
Weekly Inter Ocean $1.85 for on« The
to e m
m m
blot
is btaek with I human blood. The
y*ar. “£pacial d e a l”
btackeet spot is the aa
. Arise aod
w ipe R oB. Drwnkeei
te n corse to
Carpal weaving don« to nrdwr hy any people;
but - - rightat
r-'-’ V —
- «»— J— O M llgtll •
nation- T
TL»
nrohihitin
t e prohibition
party uioand«<
is foonded »•i m aalÎT vnh iaU «4D ai
Mr«. J«nni« Boyce, Dwytnn.
n.«pw
nm im party
Inelndl'ag • w m
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“liled
Io
D attom H km ai . p .„ d Weekly • S
t o t ‘<
- of land
/
BEEF,
p o r k
, .M U T T O N
AND
VEAL,
W holesale and Retail
1
WiUaaette Exchange. 1 £ £ ¿ t ,
You w ill find the verv best bread
made at H . Oliver's, McMinnville
Also cakee. pies and o mfectionery
M
DON’
T
GUESS
A.T IT*,
but if you are going E >«t write ue for our rates and
[ Set its tell you about the service and aoeommodationa offered by
Illin o i» C e n tra l R a ilro a d . T h ro u g h to u r­
ist cars »ia the Illin o is C e n tra l from P a c ific
Coast u> Chicago -nd C in c in n a ti Don’t fail to
w rtW ua s to u t yoor Irtp a s w e .r e ln a position to give y.m «ome valoable
lafurcMton ami—GUnc*. «n»
♦
•*" «
Farm and Garden D epartm en t;
Tuition and Board included ENTIRELY r a n t ' (•o” rint o ^ a ° L ™ ^ n ? f o r
o / f 7
« " » « •„
A. G. C A R T E R , N . O.
S. W . B IG L E R , nee’y.
of’ tto tonu?*"•
Purchaser» and Owner» o f the M è M IN N V IL L E G R A N G E A F A R M E R 8 ’ E S T A T E .
A B U S IN E S S E D U C A T IO N
It«
An Exponent o f AplledC farlaUaalty;
R. JACOBSON S CO
.
Pat Moran, tha-nldrst stew .rd in
D. OF
a o u w
employ of O R: A N Co., who has
U n ity Lodge No. 17, Degree of Honor,
served in t b it cepanitv, on nreen
V U *
‘ b »be A. O.
And river steamers over 40 years, U. W. h all, Dayton, O r. Vleltim r mem­
bers
alw
ars
welcome.
has been given the position of night
M O M E F F IE G A B R IE L , C of H .
watchman at Ash street dock, Part
L E N A G. a c o T T , Bee.
land, by the rnmpany
Cajit
Mountain, over 80 years age, auoth
UNITED ARTISANS
err old employe o f th e eompsny is
Security Aeeeirbly No. to, meet in reg
day watch at the dm-k Since Mo
M on,,V »reeing in
m . Visitiag
ran gave up bis pnsitinn as stewaed w , of »*?• * • b* ” .
member« invited.
it'le a v e s /. Hois worth the Veteran
w- -
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steward ; he having hewnin th* em
F B A N K C R A R T R E R Sec.
ploy of the o R
N C o as stew
ard, a greater length of time n « ,.
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any Stewart of the ^rbol- eye’em Meet Ute second and fourth toturdave in
e lt tn o a th , a t 2 p in ., in Odd Fellow«
Everybody almost, along the rivers •B
hale, Dayton.
•BJW “Jake,” and that he is careful
MRS. R. B W E R B E R , Pree.
and attentive tn the du'i*s ,,f hie
M IS S N E L L IE M cC A N N ,
position, and looks to »he interest of
i. o .
the company. He ia now in the
t ain lilll Lndee No. 20, I O. O. F .,
prime of life and active in the per
meet* every Wednesday evening in Odd
rm aam of M o d u li*«.
Fellows H a ll. Viritlnst brethren wel-
}
In medicine is given hy druggist (1
W . Roberto of K l i a . h e t h \V V«
An old man thsre had long suffered
with what gsod doe'ors pmnnnncsd
incurable cancer. They la-iieved
his ease was hope leas till he used
Electric Bitters and applied Buck
Isn't Arnies Salve, which treatment
completely eured him
A hen Kl*c
trie Bittars are used tn xprl Mlfou*
and microbe pnivnns the salve
exerts its matchless healing |>nwer,
blood dieeaaes, skin eruption«. In
cera and sores vanish. Bitters, 50o,
Salve 25c at Powell's drug store
• if
First Class Clean
O«nc«a> A ««_„
ra g irL a N i). or
V ia u t.B ir r C a m -K H C u k k o . - S t a r t
proof of a w o n d e rfu l a d v a n c e
r
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The oldest practicingj physician
in the United Stales according to
L0„QB DIRECTOR?
the Chicago Tribu e, is Dr. J P.
Wood, of Coffey villa, Kanes«, who
W. OF THE W.
has juat oelebrated bla 100th birth-
O L D H fC K O R Y C A M P , m o . 2 0 0 -
day. Ha began practicing when 22 Woodmen of tho W orld moot every Sat­
years of agv, and has continued toj urday evening, a t Wnodman h all. Day-
do so to the present. Although for' ton, Oregoii. Visiting Neighbors wel­
C H AS. S A U N D B R S , C. O.
aeverel years he haa quit making come
F. R . S M IT H . C lerk.
professional calls at nignt. “ But,”
he always adds in telling about it, WOMEN or woodcraft
.. ,
“ I hive done mighty little practic­
Prosperity Circle No 200 Women of
ing on myeeif ” Hu attribute» hi» Woodcraft, meet« every Thursday even
long life and vigor tn the feet that lug In Woodman b all. ¡ Myton, Or. Via
when a young man in cidtoxw, hr
entered into a compact with seven of
hie claaematee to live always in »
plain, temperate „ miner and never
to use liquor or tnhaccn A ll hut
one of the parties to this compact
lived to he over 75 yeare of age;
five lived tn be over 80
» lolng ovorthefemona Bbaata
Pacific Co.
the traveler ever find» something
new to exclta h it admiration and
interest Storting at Portland, sow
tbs whole length of the
W illamette Valiev, the gem ef tho
Northwest. M t. Hood, M t Jeflbr-
eoo, and the Three 8istore and oth­
er anow-eapped peaks are kept in
eight for hours. The beautiful val­
leys of the Umpqua and Rogue
rivers, with their orchards of peach-
aa, prunes, apples and other fruits
are gr delight in themselves. Tho
crossing oi the great mountain har­
rier between Oregon and California
reveals the grandest mountain gee-
nery in the United States.
Tito
wonderful turning», twistings and
doublings of the railroad bring into
riow a grand array of towering
mountains and profound gorges Into
which wo gsao from disay height»,
forest clad mountains elope stretch­
ing up to the line of perpetual snow,
»nd the mountain streams dashing
fiercely down deep canyons, now
and then stopping for a short rest
in some quiet pool. After a day’s
enjoyment of old M t 8hasto, the •
fin e st peak on the continent, we
drop rapidly down the canyon of tho
Sacramento to tbs broad plains of ’
tbeSacromentoVe’leylii California,
and thence through vineyards and
orchards to San Francisco.
For maps and descriptive litera­
ture address
R. B. M il l x r ,
O - P - A , S. p. Co.,
-
Portland, Oregon.
R o u to3 t ? ’ o
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f the Southern
u teaeh over which to o p e ra te
•ome of the flaeet trains In th - world.
For particular« regarding
t o j - n g e r rates .o ff
freight
e n lf «
J. C. LINDSEY,
t * « « . B H’ TRUMBULL,
T. r.* r. 4.
Oom'l Agent.
M t Third •«., PORTLAND, ORKOON,.
X
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id
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® fe I j
Orrgonian $2a y«ar.
' ery atataand territory, s a d ev«ry netmn.
Oa«-half M ew » • ( aood pratnra Wad In
T .t» a ,r lw a
u
COTTAGI.
J. F. 3TAIQER.
PaopRinaa.
ORBOOI.
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_ $1 to $2 pwr d a y . Spae-
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