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F R ID A Y ,
H E H
JU N K
>9
RATES
L D -
a
A G A IN
F rom
IH O if
REDUCED
A l l P o iw tb E
ONLY
ast "
before vou maae definite arrangement i
C h a r m in g fsahinna a tut in llh n e r y , for that trip Kart let os quota rates via
desig ned e s p e c ia lly fur Ib e f u tu rn v r the Illin o is Central Railroad. Onr rates
are the lowest to be had, and it w ill par
Mweon, a re g iv en p ro m in e n t p|aci<
\ou to write tia. I f yon haven’t tim e to
in T h e D esign er fo r J u ly , b u t n o t to
i-nm mo oleate with os tell the agent from
»be e x c lu s io n o f o th e r fe a lu rn e o f whom yoo porchaae your ticaet that too
fe m iu iiie in te rn e t, su ch aa fa n c y want to travel by way of the Illin o is
w o rk .
"S o m e O u td o o r
D e co ra - C entral, and yon w ill never regret the
trip.
tio n a ,” b y M a r y K ile y t h , a n d " S e a ­
it any of yoar relatives or frionda in
sid e F ro lic s ,” by D r . H a ra b A . the East are coining wee* w hfle the low
K r tn c h -B a tte y , give d e lig h tfu l a n d rates are in effect w rite us about them ,
ami we will aoe that they get the lowest
new ideas to thrw e w ho w i«h
rates with the beet service. Through
clo ser a c q u a in ta n c e w ith n a tu re ,
tourist ear», personally conducted excur­
w h ile p a trio tis m la p a id d u e horn sion cars, free reclining chair cars,—in
conveniences
Known to
age in " J u l y , ” by Jo h n D e M o r e a u .. fact all the latest r°
l
O N E D A Y M O R E OP T H E
greaw CLOSING
for
«X “
c e o a id g iy
d o , to o, is
in g . T h e
n in g tw ith
for
.. . . M c M i n n v i l l e G r a n g e a n d F a r m e r s ’ S to c k .
• " o n T th , services,stop-overs, different connections
d m .,
in te re s tin g th ia m
“ W b a t W o m e n are D o- i aud routes, etc., call on or address,
la t t e r d e p a rtm e n t, b eg in -
IL IL T K U .M B U L L , Com ’l. Agt.
th e S e p te m b e r n u m b e r,
1 « T h ird Htreet, Portiaad, O r.
w il l be e d ite d by tb e w om en re a d ­
ers o f tb e D esign ers, m o n e ta ry re ­
w a rd fo r those w ho a m o n g ib e u t
ebow m a rk e d ap tn ess in th ia n o v e l,
e n te r ta in in g a n d in s tr u c tiv e lin e o f
w o rk .
W o r t h y o f s p ec ial n o te
a m o n g fa s h io n fe a tu re s a re O u tin g
C o stu m es o f e v e ry d e s c rip tio n fo r
a , m
. , , ' e . , r A p p a re l 1 L
la d ie s , end “ • R
fo . r r l
H u
um m
m e r A p p a re l fo
. I n goiu g o ver tb e fam o u s “ S b a s ta
R o u te " o f th e S o u th e rn P a c ific Co.
th e tra v e le r ever fin d s s o m e th in g
new to e x c ite bis a d m ira tio n a n d
in te re s t. S ta r tin g a t P o rtla n d , one
tra v e rs e s th e w h o le le n g th o f tb e
W illa m e t t e V a lle y , tb e gem o f tb e
N o rth w e e t.
M t . H o o d , M t . J e ffe r­
son, a n rfjtb e T h r e e S isters a n d o th ­
e r sn o w -èap ped p eak s a re k e p t in
T h is S a le w ill p o sitiv e ly clo se on
»«•
THE MILWAUKEE.”
Saturday, June 14 th, at 10 R. M.
A fam iliar same for the Chicago, M il­
waukee A Ht. Fanl Railw ay, known all
over the Union as the G reat Railway
rnnning the “ F io K is a L im it s d ” trains
every day and night between St. Paul
and Cheapo, and Um aLa and Chicago,
“T h e only perfect trains in the world.“
Understand;
Connections
are _ made
________ Lines,
_
with A _________
u . Transcontinental
assur-
Ing
to
passengers
the
bast
service
log to passengers the beet service Ino
ki w n.
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f.ntnpinna
lsw-ftru* Ii
Luxurious prutf'hML.
coaches, m
electric
lights, steam
F L O W E R M IS S IO N .
heat, of a verity equaled by no other
line.
Hee th
F r i d a y . J u n e 6 th was a red le tte r
*? at
•* , your
7 ° ° / ticket
• " » • » reads
ro ,u " via
T1" , “ ’ The
*» «
>> — k.
A lth ou gh w e h a v e n ea rly closed ou t 1-2 o f th e sto ck th ere is still a
good a sso rtm en t le f t .’ P erso n s w ish in g
S s,T 0 S"1“
X i 0
; **“
‘V
- " •« “ « » ^ " - ^ " « • . 5
o bservan ce o f F lo w e r M issio n d a y , . agenteseU them ,
w h ic h is r e a lly Ju n e 9 lb , h u t ob-
For rates, p bam plats or other informa-
a e rv e d a t th e re g u la r m e e tin g o f th e
address,
C. J. Ifo n v ;
W . G. C . T . by a sp ecial p ro g ra m .
J ' T r ^ p S o ’A gt
A t th e close o f th e m e etin g flow ers
w ere sent to v a rio u s p erro n s in a n d
a ro u n d to w n . S u p e rin te n d e n t, M rs .
F
” R . S m ith m a d e a
u it
f r * ¿ *“ k e e lle n t a d ­
dress, w h ich s h o u ld have been h eard
by a l l .
F o llo w in g is n » m a il p a r t :
“ F ra n c is W illa r d :
T h e F lo w e r
M issio n a im s to g ra ft o u r gospel
w o rk upon a b e a u tifu l fo rm o f p h i­
la n th r o p y . B ou qio -ln rh o u ld be lie d
w ith w h ite rib b o n , a n d a s c rip tu re
DIRECTOR
W. OF T H E
W.
O LD H IC K O R Y C A M P , NO . 2 0 0 -
Wcodtnen of the World meet every Sat­
urday evening, a t Woodman b all. Day-
ton, Oregon -Vlaiting Neighbors wel­
come
C H tS . S A U N D E R S , 0 . C.
F R. S M IT H . C lerk.
WOOTEN “F W O O D C R A F T
verse, or a te m p e ra n c e s e n tim e n t
Prosperity Circle No 200 Wofficii of
sh o u ld be a tta c h e d to each. A ls o
o u r lit e r a tu r e s h o u ld tie c irc u la te d Woodcraft, meet» every Thursday eveo-
..
..
----------- . ' ' ing in Woodman Im t , ¡»avion. O r. Vis
to a c c o m p a n y th e flow ers, a n d a t ! R ing Seibbo.a Mt A rt »’K
.FOJUtl.
a p p ro p r ia te IIn .e a , n u r -to till ab o il-1
MRS. M d *? M < N E U . <4 N
la
«« .... . .
I
ter >;i'-»a.-ew«'> .
.......
nence p le d g e.”
T h ia in p im p ly a
M W S ’H .V ffL K
tiU tV .D Y ,C le rk .
d e fin itio n o f th e F lo w e r M issio n d e ­
U. W >
p a rtm e n t.
I t is til« b e a u t i f u l , , W o r k
Harm ony Izslge No. -Js, Ancient Order
t h a t is ta k e n up a n d c a rrie d <01 by
•of United W orkm en, meets everv (Satur­
a lm o s t e v e iy U n io n , m ure nr Inss day night In a . O . U . W. h a ll, i Day ton,
d u r in g the y e a r.
T h « sp ecial d a y Ur.
Visiting brvthern cordially re-
\1. W. K R E IT Z , M . W.
set a p a r t fo r i t is J u n e » th . w h ic h neived..’
J. E A M K L L IN G K R . Ksc.
w as th e b ir th d a y oi JLeitbh- C assad y
G.
A. O.
w ho o rg an ised
th e d e p a rtm e n t;
Mi.es C assad y wae an tn v s lid
F ir J
„
„
- A N D A F R E S H L IN E OF G R O C E R IE S
Odds and ends, s o m e o u t o f d ate goods, a t y o u r o w n p rices. R e m e m ­
ber th e closin g date. T erm s str ic tly cash.
¿
in v u e d .
Visiting
'
Free. Get I t To-Day. Free.
A b e s u tlfn l ie n ro d u c U o n o f LaR oy-» cele-
hrs««d p a iu lb ia -W A S T B L P A N S IE S " C o rre rt
In d ra w ln « a r f.'n ir la » rra n a rn ie u t » in i c o lo r.
J'arl lr8 u ,u b le Io r trso n n ir “ ud lit to sdoru a lly
. !^ e * * n t ,h e nanifct o f Sunday-M -bool Super
In te n d c n ta a n d T a a c h e n i,
C h rt»ti«lir“ TEn-
d e a v i.ie m E p w o rth Leaguer», K lu g ’» Ita u g h t-
iiw
f L 1", P‘ “ e
an y b o d y w ho
w o u ld be lik e ly to be iu tere a te d la tb e W ltn e ia -
a n d « » b lw th R e a d in g
A n d Io any neiaon
” • * ’ * " u<’
NEW YORE
WEEKLY WITNESS.
Interdenom inational In R e lig io n ;
An Exponent of Aplied C hrlaU an lty;
Independent In HtMrtfcH.
-S
P u rc h a s e rs a n d
UNITED ARTISANS
***•? P ' H ,,U
had b etter not n eglect to a tten d th is sale, a s m a n y good th in g s are b ein g
clo sed ou t daily. S tock c o n sists o f
6
D R Y GOODS, C LO TH IN G , BO O TS and SH O ES, H A T S
CAPS, M IL L IN E R Y , CLOAKS, JA C K E T S, C O R SE T S W R A P S
LA C ES, E M B R O ID E R IE S, C R O C K ER Y ,
», W R A P S,
D. OF”H. A O. IJ. W.
U nity Lodge No. 17, Degree of Honor,
U)f ,iy ys a rs u n a b le tic leave Iter me«;» every. lo y e d a i njgbt in tb e A. G.
room
S h e was a lo v ely c h a ra c te r, IT. W h all, Dayton, O r. Visiting mem­
a d evo ted c b rjy tia n , a n d , a lw a y s ber« aiwava welcome.
M lh h E F F IE G A B R IE L , C of H.
p lff’ UMng •o n » » h e lp fu l w ork fo r oth
I.E N A «L ffCUCT, K e c .
era, A V h ile confined in h«r lied she
o fte n received flow ers f o,n a h o - I n f
lo v in g frien d s. R e a liz in g how sw eet
Hcconty Assembly No. 1«, ineeyin reg­
ular
ovation ” eveiy
¿ng in
a
nd g
g re
re a
a u
tfu
trib
u te
o f .»nee-
-fle e
Buu
u i i these
m ese in
ou
ïe » s nl
7,,
, - " Monday
„
• eves
-
rhe
First Class Clean Merchandise,
(Jen era' A gent.
e O U rU A N O , OR
e ig h t
h o u rs . T h e b e a u tifu l v a i-
l®y« o f th e U m p q u a an d R o g ue
riv e rs , w ith th e ir o rc h a rd s o f p e a c h ­
es, p ru n e s, ap p le s an d o th e r fru its
a re a d e lig h t in th e m s e lv e s .
Tbe
crossing oi th e g re a t m o u n ta in b a r­
r ie r b etw een O regon a n d C a lifo r n ia
re v e a ls th è g ra n d e s t m o u n ta in sce­
n e ry in th e U n ite d R la te e .
The
w o n d e rfu l tu rn in g s , -tw is tin g s a n d
d o u b lin g s o f tb e r a ilr o a d b rin g in to
view a g ra n d a r r a y o f to w e rin g
m o u n ta in s a n d p ro fo u n d gorges in to
w h ic h w e g a ie fro m d it z y h e ig h ts ,
fo rest c la d m o u n ta in s slope s tr e tc h ­
in g u p to th e lin e o f p e rp e tu a l en o w ,
a n d th e m o u n ta in s tre a m e d a s h in g
fie rc e ly d o w n d eep ca n y o n s , now
a n d ib e u s to p p in g for a s h p rt rest
in som e q u ie t pool.
A fte r a d a y ’s
e n jo y m e n t o f o ld M t . S h a s ta , tb e
fin e s t p eak on th e c o n tin e n t, we
d ro p r a p id ly d ow n th e ca n y o n o f th e
S a c ra m e n to to tb e b ro ad p la in « o f
th e S a c ra m e n to V a lle y ln C a lifo r n ia ,
| an d th en ce th ro u g h v in e y a rd s a n d
: o rc h a rd s to S a n F ran cis co .
I
F o r maps" a n d d e s c rip tiv e lit e r a ­
tu re ad d ress
R . B. M i l l k u ,
G . P . A , 8 . P . C o .,
P o r tla n d , O reg o n .
O w n e rs o f tlje M c M I N N V I L L E
Ha» e o m o tliin g o'f In te re s t fo r «v<yv m e m b e r -
o f the f a m ily
Farm and Garden D ep a rtm e n t;
. . .
r A -
Doefor’e C olum n;
T alm age’s Serm on;
'■*-
Children’s D epartm ent;
Scientific D e partm en t;
.
Spirit of the
GRANGE A FARM ER S’ ESTATE.
—
Preaa, etc.
B U S IN E S S 1 E D U C A T IO N
A
Tuition _„,..4..
and ' — Board * included . ** ENTIRELY
— -• >
j
W R IT E
F O K P A R T IC Ü L Á B fl
T O
C A L IF O R N IA
V tR ü tE X T C a n c b r C c r b d . - S t a r t ­
R b a d I t i n H is N e w s p a p e r .— O N L Y O N E D O L L A R A Y E A R .
lin g p ro o f o f a w o n d e rfu l a d v a n c e G e o rg e S c h a u b , a w e ll-k n o w n G e r-
tO
m a n c itiz e n o f N e w L e b a n o n , O h io ,
S A B B A T H R E A D IN G .
*
F R E E . i ä " Ä n’ i , » ! j r : ? ^ f p
— s
1 < ’ Q unértft -of E liz a b e th * W. V u
1« a c o n s ta n t re a d e r o f th e D a y to n
A
Sixteen
Page
Weekly
Paper.
Solely
A n o ld m a n th e re h ad long su ffered v n lk s t e it u n g . H e kn o w « t h a tT h ifl
tfH-Nawa; N o......
..» jU jw h a t^ e ,A -d o « H o c e -p ro n m T iiC R i
aim s, to a d v e rtis e o n ly th e PoITtlos. BEurles; P o e try ; Hunday-sehool
j iiu n ra til« c a n c e r.
T h e y b elie ve d
Lesson;
Christian
E
u
deav-r
and Ep.
beet in its c o lu m n « , an d w h«n h e
I hi-< c >se was hopeleea tiH he used
worth League Topics ; Mothers' Kabbath
d iv id e hey g ifts w ith o th e r in v a lid s
___ ________ __ F. J. w r iiF S M. A.
E le c tric B itte rs a n d a p p lie d B u c k -
w ho w ere less fav o red th a n she R y
V ertised th e re in fo r la m e b a c k , he neo"» Religions matter. , -
f
t
frank CRAHTREK See.
ten's
A r n ic a S a lv e ,.w h ic h tre a tm e n t d id n o t h e s ita te in b u y in g a b o ttle
th e m a n y frie n d s w ho c a lle d a t her
O N L Y 50 C E N T S A Y E A R .
c n .n p le te ly efire d h im
iV h e n E iec - o f i t ïo r h is w ife, w h ir fo r K w eeks
W
R
c
b ed side, she r e i. t h t r sw eetest end-
j
tr
ie
B
ille
r
s
,"
r
e
used
m
«
x
p
e
l
b
ilio
u
s
Meet
the
second
and
(on
lb
Ketncdays
in
m o s t b e a u tifu l flow ers Io th e sii-fc,
had su ffered w ith m ost t e r r ib le p a in s . F j» « a m p le t o p i« , e f th e W it „ cm and Sab­
ejcti iiioum . m 2 p m ., ia D u j* Ke.io»»
I an d
rnicrohe
poisons th e sa lve in h er h ack an d c o u ld get no r e lie f bath
IteadlU K sen t nn a p p lle atlu n .
w ho w ere lo n e ly a n d |«m r.
A llh o ’
h«fo -Da» .m u
.
J O H N D O V U A L A C O .,
’ “ » e rt« its m etchfoss. h e a lin g pow er, H e says: “ A fte r u s in g P a in B a lm
M ies G a s ra d y was helpl«es in b od y,
ISO Naaaait s tre e t. N e w Y o r k .
M R s R B w r b b e r , Pres.
blond dieeases, s k in e ru p tio n s , I n ­ fo r a few d a y s m y w ife said to roe, ‘ I . Z i f c J ? . V h b lc f ! p t,o ,,xPr t M o f tb * W f c n « *
she w as g ifte d in m in d , .0 d pos­
M IS M T E L L IK M cC A N N , Hee.
1,1
w h e ,‘ U k e u tog eth er In
fe rs Hnd sores v a n is h . B itte rs , 50c, feel as th o u g h born a n e w ,’ a n d b e­
sessed n ra re fa c u lty to a ttr a c t peo
• I 2ft. The«» par era c o m b in ed afford a lib e ra l
S a lv e 25c a t P o w e ll’s d ru g store
p ie to h e rs e lf and b en ev o len t w orks}
fore u sing th e -e n tire c o n lè n te o f th e hom e e d u ra tlo u .
.
* x , T a * o « i H S * a v . - l i y o u r nam e is
Y am hill Lo-lue No*.'20, I O. O. F ..
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Iro ttle th e u n b e a ra b le p a in s b a d e n ­ not on o u r lis t and vou desire Io tr y o u r paper«. •
a ls o to o rg a u ize and re t others to
inesist-very We<iuv»dav evening in Odd
■end ua *Jft cent« (B ilre r or stam p«) a n d w e w llJ
t ir e ly v a n is h e d an d she*could a g a in ■end you b o lh th e W Itn t« « a ud Jabbnth Read»
w o r k — d o in g w h a t she w ou ld h ave k e i’o»« H a ll. Via tin « i> s iiirs n we;-
305 L A R K IN S T R E E T ,
O f w b a t does a bad foslp in y o u r ta k e u p h er hou seho ld d u t ie s .” H e luff fo r th re e m onth«.
done i f she bad lieen ah le
I n tim e Come.
R. L. DURH AM ,
A G . C A R T E R , N. G.
S an Francisco-, C a k -
P ie s id e n t.
m o n th rtu u in d y o u ?
I t in d ic a te s is v e ry tb a n k fiH a n d hopes t h a t a ll
H W. SIGLER, bec y."5*
tb e w ork grew u po n her h an d s, u n til
th a t y o u r sto m a ch is in bad c o n d i­ s u ffe rin g lik e w is e w ill h ear o f h er
C . T . PO M E R O Y
she h a d an org an ised corps o f w o rk ­
W r i; e fo r new Iilu s tr a te r l CO p ace C a ta ln z u e , F re e .
DKALKB IM
, Ave you i e rd in g a c e x t n se p a ra­
tion h i d w ill re m in d y o u t h a t ih e re
o n d e rfu l re c o v e ry .
T h is v a lu a b le
ers engaged in v is itin g sick * an d
i * rm ib in g so good for «Uch d is o rd e r lin im e n t is for sale by R L . H a r r i s .
R as rtiUsten, a g en t for
p o o r,c a rr y in g n o t o n ly flow ers, but to r? 8ee
an d U
S
separators
ns C h a m b e r la in ’s 8 tn m a c f, dr L iv e r
s u b s ta n tia l necessaries o f life
T h is A m e ric a n
8 a v e p from an A w f u l F a t e —
T a b le ts a fte r h a v in g used th e m
w o rk was k e p t n p the y e a r ro u n d , N one b elter . T r y one
E v e ry b o d y said I h a il c o n s u m p ­
They clean se an d in v ig o ra te ih e
S I L V E R W
A R E .
n o t o n ly w h ile flow ers n io m u e d , hut
D e t m e r i n j r « e ’ l., H iiz e lw d o d Ic e
i s to m a ch an d re g u la te th e bow el«. t io n ," w rite s M rs A M S h ild s . o f S A L E M ,
in w in te r w hen poor lucked fu el and C r e a m .
-
_
OREGON.
N o n e b e lte r .
F o r sale a t 25 c e a ls p er box bv R , C h a m b e rs b u rg , P a , “ I was so low
Flow watch and jew elry renal ring a
w a rm c lo th in g .
A lit t l e h an d ol
1814 fu r P ie r a'xry ysu-a I t was the
a fte r 0 m o n th s o f severe sickness, spectslt.v. A lt kinds o i J. welry wanu-
H o w A m e r ic a n W o m e n T r a v e l
1 L H a r r is .
KKW
YO CK
W E K ^ t . / ' T R IB U N E ,
w om en w ho m G od s s p ir it ta u g h t to
kn o w n
caused by h a v fever a n d asthm a^ »e t ured t<» order.
—
M
ori
Am
e
iciio
w
om
en
abro-id
j
lo v e tb e ir n eig h b o r as th em s elve s.
s u d resi! in e v e ry S ia te in th e U o ’ nn.
t h a t few th o u g h t I co u ld g et w e ll,
» “ u 7 h - hard
I ney travel m a l l son»
engaged in n o lic llm g e n d d isp en sin g X
,' 0 ' ”
e v e ry c o m fo rt «.,.1 . e. e s n ty to the I 61
r l v i . g - w R i l e it is y e t
Ou KmeaiUer 7. 19'll. Il waa rbangvii lo thè
M y l it t le son had an a tta c k o f b o l I le a rn e d n f th e m a rv e lo u s m e rit
needy.
M iss W illa r d v is iie d M iss " “ h ’ ’
’ h ro u g h m ile s o f
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T b s -w e e te s t and best bre-.d is
i n s m u t iu n s .'
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I>»' j r . i - . b u t eon r r n Im e it w l t k yon.- hom e paper, D A Y T O N
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W h e t. schools o r a n y th in g e'se, ju s t b y ,
..racin g th ough it ia iili a p a r ty o f!
lin n t fo -get th a t G L n n d e u s h a u - I f yoo » a n « a Rood buy. o r a K o .d ho m e, call
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lies« in gn-id shape.
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N ew -Y o rk Tribune Farm er.
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• r e — m a n y a b ard head has oeen
w on to love an d gem ienesss h \ th e m
w h e n o th e r m eans fa ile d M a n y p la ­
ces in tb e book o f hooks flow ers are
re ferred to ,a n d m a n lik e n e d in th e m
Is a 3 6 - 1 ; “ 1 am th e rose of S h a ro n >
a n d th e l i i y n f ih « v a lle y .”
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Songs 2 - l 2 : “ T h e flow ers a p p e a r nn
th e e a rth , th e lim e Af th e s in g io g n f
b ird s is com e, an d th e voice o f the
t u r t le is b eard in o u r la u d ”
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it a r y p la ce s h a ll be « la d for th e m ,
a n d tb e d esert s h a ll rejoice and
blossom as th e rose.”
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LOUIS WAMBSGANS,
H O T K L M K N - A BAROAIN.-P or S ack .
H o te l h o lld ln g and o n e -h a lf b lo c k , and one
an d a h a lf lo t. a d jo in in g w lib b a n t. T h e re are
I tw o k iie b a n e , d in in g room , p a rlo r, office and
l i m r . l bedroom» on »rat floor. T b a aecond
a ory c o u U ln a 2-igood » lie d room»
o u tb u ild - I
Inga. A a plend id lo ca tio n tor a ho tel
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boat rtallv
and from l-n rtlen d . nnd tra in I
A l l r u r a iin r e and hooaehidd good» w i ll be «old ;
A lsu one flue P ia u o w o rib A M I. » I l l tie «old for !
t-xw A I a, 1 10 eSrea In c n lt lr a llo n . w e lt lo cated i
w h ic h w ill he cold separate I I desired
T h ia la
I a b arealn for th e rig h t m an .
» 7 acres, 2SD la c u ltiv a tio n , o rrh a a d . house '
barn H x-el. rn n n in g w a te r and moo .) pasture
rt o f piace nas been tlle ff, ate.nl 5 m ile s from
lyton .
per sere.
acre m oun tain ran eh . Io« house, m eado w '
(som e lim b e r *70).
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« • « f e e w ith barn at « » p e r »ere. «7 acres at
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b o lld to g . a ll n iid e r e u lt lr a t io ii.
HO a c re i W ell Im p ro v e d , good b u ild in g s *<0
P *r “ f v - , Tlieae tracts a ll Join: and are w ith in
■y m ile or achm .l houae, and »hont *. m iles from
D Ayton. A bargain.
A good houae. good im p ro v e m e n t*, o rchard ,
and sm a ll f r u its , In D ayton ¡ „ r in d in g a acres
1 o f la n d .
I ^ 2 S S '* a l f • e rtlo n <>« « "«d paatnra la n d In
I D ouglas c o u n ty , t i a, r t west.
B utcher? Shipper
BEEF, PORK, M UTTON AND
VEAL,
W h o le s a le a n d
R e ta il.
DAYTON. OR
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h O R S A L K — A yo u n g m ilk cow
7 - S J e fs tJ . beat» a u (| g iv in g n growl
Iq u a n t it y n f m ilk , a n d g en tle n iid
en^y to m ilk .
A u eXCellen* enw
C a ll w ith o u t d e la y n t H » KALO office
for psttinidkrqp./
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S A L E — A good five rn<>m
D oVtori, W ill
■ he sold a t a . re « - h i aid e p rice
In -
; q u ire a t H k r a i . d ulficM
; hnilse and one lo t b i
THE COTTAGE.
T h is p atter so d tb s
C h ic a g o
W e e k ly In io r O cean $1 3 5 for one
year? “ ^ p e c tx l d e a l.”
C a rp e t w e a v in g d o n e to o rd e r by
M rs . J s u iiie Royce, D a y to n .
D ayton H k kald
O rego n a u 9 2 a y e a r.
and
W e e k ly I
J, F. ST A IG E R .
P b o p r ik t d h .
SALEM
Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co.,
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OREGON.
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R a te » fro m 81 to 8 2 ,ror d » y
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m l n lt r n t io n p a id io C o m m s r r ia l
T r a v e le r » .
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n e c tio n ,