Dayton herald., January 02, 1903, Image 4

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HERALD
T B S MORMON T E M P L E .
R. JACOBSON & CO'S
Tbe Mormon temple at Salt Lake
City is no doubt tbe most substan­
\ » . k A dispatch from Dalla« to tb« tial and well constructed religious
edifice in tbe United States, if not in
•»I O a ilj Oregon SlaUemao, of 8al«m,
tbe world. Coiner atooe laid April
V » Dcramboi 27, any»: “ R
5, 1863, cap Stbue April fi, 1892, and
J icobaoti of the firm of Jacnheoii
dedicated April 6, 1898, over 40
* Co., located at McMinnville,
years of constant labor being ran-
w w a l (lays I » thia city dor- eumed in ita construction? Tbia
log the Wool, looking over Ira field
magnifiegut structure 200 feet Jong,
With m view n f opening up a targe 100 feet wide is built entirely of
agricultural implrment house al Utah white graoil< beautifully
thia piao>. It ie understood th >t
carved, symbolic of tba Mormon
one •< the large business block» faith surmounted by six towers, tbe
now being vacated by the present
highest being 230 feet from ground,
occupai its ia to be fitted op by him supporting a bronse statue of tbe
■ nd that a 420,000 stuck of hard­ i angkl Maronl. Tbe cost of this
ware dnd farm implements w ill be building ir about 96,000,000. There
opened op
are many other aitn ciin ru ’M
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Lake City of interest to tbe travel­
J fy o u bave occasion to travel er or tourist, where a day cao be
the Dayton lane from H e n ry well spent The Rio Grande ia tbe
Fletcher's igete to tbe S ully croea- only trnns-eontioeotal route passing
directly through Salt Lake City,
in g y o u ill get new ideas o f tbe
where a stop-over is allowed on all
value of good roads. Some people classes of tickets. Tbe service of
who live south and southwest of the Rio Grande lios is unexcelled.
D ayton are com ing io M c M in n ­ Three trains daily between Ogden
v ille by way o f Layfayette to and Denver, carrying all clasaea of
avoid th a t beautiful stretch of modern equipment. I f you are con­
p u b lic highw ay. Duncan Ross templating a trip to the Bast, write
certain ly should have tbe oppor­ the undersigned for information re­
tu n ity n ext sum m er to dem on­ garding rates via tbe “»eenic line of
the world:” W . C. M cB R ID K ,
strate w hat he can do w ith a road
General* Agent, M. J. R O C H E,
as he has the best kind o f a sub­
Traveling Passenger, Agent, 124
je c t to work on,— Y a m h ill Re­ Third Street, Portland, Ore.
porter.
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H O L ID A Y SUGGESTIONS.
C omb o r C roup
Dellas Polk county has a unique
oharaotcr in the parson of an old
A Little Bey’s Life Saved.
pioneer merchant of that oily. The
I have a few words to say regard
following In raferenoe to him wa
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
taka from th e Sunday, Deoember
I t aeved my little b o y V life and I
98th, Daily Oregon Statesman:
feel that I cannot praise it enough
“ Hon. W. C. Brown, the pioneer
I bought a bottle of it from A . E
merchant, at present retire 1 on a
8teere of Geodwin, 8 . D . ; «ben
bountiful competency, still contin?
bome with it the baby could tinuee to make glad the hearts of
dly breathe
I gave the medi­ the widows of Dallas. On Thanks­
cine aa directed every ten minutes
giving be give to all of them chick-
until be “ threw up,” then I thought
ena for dinner, and again on Christ,
sure be was going tochoke to death.
mas eve, they all found a aaok qf
We bad tu pull tbe phlegm out of Oregon’s best superfine flour at tba
hia mouth in great long strings. I kitchen door.
Mr. Brown takes
am positive that if I bad not to t delight In such delicate surprises,
that bottle of cough tnadieine, m y not that tba widows of Dallas sre
boy would not be on earth today. objects of charity for some of them
—J oel D emons , Inwood, Iowa. are cspitalista of no amall means,
For sale by Harris
but be does it for friendship’s sake,
R n u iu iL t
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Complete Stock
EVERYWHERE
The greatest H oliday prepara-
ons our store has ever known.
Celluloid N ovelties, Albums,
T oilet Cases, M anicuring Sets,
A R kmarkahlx O ffer — Tbe at­
Combs and Brush Sets, Sh aving tention
of our readers is directed to
tbe
announcement
in this issue of
Sets, Silverw are, Cut Glass, P er­ special clubbing rates
with Young
Weekly, the best paper of
fumes, D olls, F an cy W ritin g Paper, its People’s
class published in America.
Clocks and W atch es, Books, Games, Our arrangements are eicluelve,
on . ter ms that enable us to offer
and T oys o f all la test N ovelties. A and
that paper aod D ayton H erald at
a very low price of subscription.
full line of Crockery, and this la test Our
readers will surely, appreciate
this
very
liberal offer, and we invite
designs of Standing and
w to make it known to sucb of
heir friends as are not already sub­
Lam ps, R ugs, F an cy Shaw ls, a n d R
scribers. Two papers for tbe price
thousands o f things too numerous of qne'is an inducement seldom of­
fered, especially eh heir Is well worth
to m ention. Our
tbe price asked for both
All sub
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LODGE DŒBCT0SŸ
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THE
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OLD H IC K O R Y C A M P , WO. got—
Woodmen of the World meet every Sat­
urday evening, a t Woodman hall. Day-
ton, Oregon. Visiting Weigh bora wai­
ns
JO H N V E R 8T K K G , C. C .
F . R. S M IT H . Clerk.
W O M E N or W O O D C R A F T
Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of
Woodcmft, meets every Thursday even-
ng in Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. Vis­
iting Neihbois always welcome. v
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MISS H A T T IK O. G C W D Y , C lerk.
A
O. U. W
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.Ix’d#e No-
Ancient Order
of United Workmen, meets every Satur­
d a y n ig h t In A. O. U . W. hall, Dayton,
Or.
Visiting bretbern i-o r d ia lly r e ­
T . E. P A R IS H , M. W.
being a widower himself, and know ceived.
J. E. M E L U N G E R . Rec.
ing the embarrassments under
which some of them labor. Over
D. O F H ? A .O . U. W .
60 widows live in Dallas ; it is said
Unity Lodge Wo. 17, Degree of Howor.
to be the ‘Paradise of Widows.’ ”
meets every Tuesday nigbt In tbe A. O.
U. W. hall, Dayton, O r. Visiting mem­
bers always welcome.
MISS N IN A B A X T E R , O. of H .
startling announcement of a discov­
MRS. FLORA PAXTON. Rec.
F inds W ay
to L ive
L ong — The
ery that w ill surely lengthen life is
made by editor O H.Doweny,of Chu­
U N I T E D A R T IS A N S .
rubusco, In d . “ I wish to state,” be
Security Aawembly No. 1«, meet in i
writes,“that Dr. King’s New Discov­ alar session eve» y Monday e v e ming
n in g u i
ery for Consumption is tbe most W .o ith e W .h x J i;a t7 ;3 0 p m . V - i.it,,.g
infsllibls'iemedy that I have ever members invited.
M A R Y A. H A M IL T O N M. A.
known for coughs, colds, and grip»'
L . A . R O S S N E R , Sec.
I t ’s invaluable to people with * « R K
W - R- C-
lungs Having ih ’S wonderful n sdi
oine no one need dread pnemonla
1 Meet
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or c conaumption. Ita rellena
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and oirtain.” C.W; Powell gutran
M ELLI*'
RS.
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scriptions, - ncoou&punied by the tees every 60c and 91 00 bottle, and
(la. Give trial bottles free.
cash, should he sent to this odice.
A Gran RtoooMMBNDAnoM — “I
.P ro b ab ly the oldest mapel tree have noticed that tba sal«on Cbam-
in M c M in n v ille , and among the bailiiin’a8tomacband Liver Tablets
largest; was ta k e n up from tbe ie elmoet invariably to those wbo
I. O . O . F .
B u rn ett place on B street, now have once used them,” eeye J . H .
Yamhill Lodge No. 20, I. O. O. F ..
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I t was planted there over 40 j ears
O u r entire stock of a ll wool w nistinge, all this season s patterns. Josrnlr. t i . t o and w e e k ly jo u r n a l t i per tl.tO, to a n y address T h e J o u rn a l, P. ccme
V E N IC E H IB B E R T , N. G.
mendation could any medicine have
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T h e J o u rn a l Is a n In dep end ent
8 . W . S I G L E R , H ec’y .
ago by P eter B nrnett. T b e work than for people to call for it when reg
O. B ox 121, P o rtlan d , Or.
u lar 65 to 91 values, special 50« per yard.
D e m o c r a t ic n e w s p a p e r, w o r k in g in th e I n ­
of
by B.C
L in in g - s «
given --------
away,
w ith - - etrefv
dress or s k irt pattern in our en- te re s ts o f th e g r e a t s e c tio n w h e r e ro lla
T ry a Sunday dinner at the Day-
_ rem oval was
_ . performed
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S e n d In y o u r s u b s c r ip tio n .
Look, a college, student, who eaya> Try them when you feel dull'after
stork of Dress Goode from o0e per yid mid up. L in in g s w ill S th a e m p O le re g c o o p n ies
ton bolel. Landlord Edgar always
fr e e . A d d re s s T h e J o u r n a l,
th a t Prof. Fargo-prom ises soon earing, when you have a bad taste be given according to q u a lity of the drees goods.
supplies something extra for tables
P . O . B o x 121, P o r t la n d , O r .
A L IB E R A L O F F E R — All our
i — jog
• — ! iu th a street
. i j n your month feel bilious, have no
r Lades
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to straighten , tbe
Rubbers
ith every p a ir o f Ladies’ K id
I f you have a n y th in g to sell farmer readers »hou'd take advan­
which baa always existed at th at sppstite or when troubled with ran Shoes, from 92 50 up
Sweet potatoes, choice tropical
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or trade see H a ll. H e ’ll soon tage of offer made, which includes
We are closing out our Ladies’ T » ilo rr Jtfade Suita at the follow? fruits aud .Coufectioncry at D el
point, owing to the high vslne stipation, and you are oertain to be
the Pacific Hom»tead and this pa­
buy yo u r veal calves.
with the prompt relie ing sacrificing prices: A ll o ur -925.00,' 927 50 and * 3 0 00 Suits, mering's.'
per.
The Homestead published at
the form er owners had placed on delighted
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Salem Oregon, is s 20 page illus­
the aforesaid tree. T h is w ill con- * muD they afford. For sale by your choice of any o f these 918 per S uit. A ll our 418 50 420.00 ~ wY." ~ ~ . iv., - - - •- ■ -
Peop
fla
re
beginning
to"
find
G el'“your sale and other b ilk
i R . L . H arris.
tiuue a decided im provem ent in
and $23 50 Suits, choice o f any o f them 914 each? O u r 413 60, printed at the DarreR H erald out where tbe Commission E x ­ trated farm paper, four enjamns to
th a t quarter.— Y a m h ill Reporter
change is, and are callin g , listing the page, full of valuable informa­
office.
N ew C entury C omfort Millions I *1 5 M *»>d $16.60 suits, choice of any of them 910 each,
tion for tbe farmer. It is a Western
rea- aud-personal property, b u y ­
20 per cent discount on our en tire stock of Ladiett’.nnd Misse
are daily finding a world of comfort
paper fqr Western people. Do not
DAY>6r Hrkat'D and Weekly
ing,' se in g and exchanging tend your money East when yon
in Rucklen’s Arnica Salve. I t kills Jarxets and Dress Skirts. O n ly a'Tew tAqffe* d A )
left to
OfegnnrAr, 42» year.
generally.
Tbe holiday number of K eith’s p in from Burns, Sc»ldv, Cuts, close out at cost. f j j r j h e men folifs:
can get a paper that is especially
Good clean bads and good meals
W ith every M ail’s or B oy’s S u it of -Clothes, we Will give away a
M a g s s in e has some very appropri- Bruises ; conquers Ulcers, and Fever
adapted to this »action. Beside«
at Dayton hotel.
, ate reading mgiter for Christmas Sores; rare« i Eruptions, Salt Rheum I nice Dress S b jrt, T ie and SusperftMra ftae o f ‘chfcrge — :
you should help maintain in the
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time, in addition to 12 new designs boils and Felons; removes Corns| N O T IC E .— W e have purchaSfed^a” large sample lin e o f Toys,
Northwest a farm paper of general
for rm,derat coat houses
The -and Warts. Best Pile cure on earth
circulation,
and which is interceted
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C ro ckery,.and Faxtey Novelties, fto n vei-Id rg e Eastern firm aud
opening article of this number, Only 25c at C. W. Powell’s drug
in developing this great country.
among the lot we have nearly 3C10' D ollif wM ch we w ill offer (lie
’ Typical American Homes of Mod store.
The price of D ayton H xrald ia
same at the follo w in g low .prices. A ll our,18w 20-and 25c dolls,
•rate Gnat?’ ia very fully tllueira led
41 per year in adftnce, and tbe
choice, 15c euch. A ll our 88,' 40 and 50p d o llt; choice 25c each,
T H R IC E A -W E E K E D IT IO N
with exterior views and floor plans
Homestead 41. . We will send tbe
L K
F O R S A L E — B e tw e e n 5 a n d 6
AH our 75, 85 and 9 1 0 0 doll«, choice 50c ¿ach.
of same, and ie followed by two
two
paper« for one year 41.76 in
a c re s o f la n d m o s t ly im p r o v e d , w e ll
.Rem em ber our Grocery departm ent is always stocked up with R e a d w h e re v e r tt)e E n g lis h L a n g u a g e Is L o n g S i c k a n d , N e r v ­ advance. I f yon wish a •amplf
very practical articles, one, “The
s e t to f r u i t , n ic e ^ o u u g o r c h a r d , 16
S poken.
Fire On the Hearth,” and tbe other.
fresh goods, and nt prices to'pleakc every where.
copy sek for it.
T h e T b r le e - * - W e q k W o r ld w h ic h w aa
ous H eadache*.
“Study of Windows,” a» to t b e b e a r i n g g r a p e v in e s , a b o u t a c r e
W ish in g all a m erry Christmas'.
« b r illia n t e u c c e e e 'ln th e b e g iu o lo g a n d
s t i a w i t e r r i e » , r u n n i n g w a t e r , e p le n
draping of same, etc -Mr Rutter,
h a s been s t e a d ily g r o w in g e v e r atooe.
d i d p l a c e fo r r a i e i n g » I I k i n d s o f
D f . M iles* X intiaP a in
the Landscape Architect, shows by
T i m e is th e te s t o f a ll th in g s , s a d h a e
fo w ls .
G o o d f iv e r o o m b o u s e , c e l
a diagram a country horns on three
• e l i t e a p p r o v a l on tb e T h r t c e - a -W e e k
P ills C u r e d M e;
la r , w e ll o f e x c e lle n t w a te r , b e n
’W o r ld , w h ic h la w id e ly , c ir c u la te d In e v ­
•orea of ground, in which the own­
b o o s e -a n d d iffe r e n t o u tb u ild in g s
e r y S ta te a n d T e r r it o r y o f tb e U n io n ,
ers taste was carried out as fur as T h i s p r o p e r t y w i l l b e s o ld a t a re a
I f you are not on our Grocery list you lia & t a t t f f r investigate a n d w h e re v e r th e r e a r e p e o p le w h o c a n T h e y G a v e ‘Me In stan t
possible, by pre erving, the. n-iii»» s < » n a W » f i g u r e i f s y ld » o o n
re a d o u r m o th e r to n g u e .
Lo
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R elief.
our prices a t once, as we can save you money.
T h i s p a p e r f o r t h » w in t e r a n d y e a r 1009
LOUIS WAXBSGAITS,
v o t e d 4 o f a u u ila. i r a u t
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Im p o rta n c e , n o m a t t e r w h e re th e y h a p ­
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p e n , n r e r e p o r te d a c c u r a te ly a n d p r o m p t­
» o j t instances prevent headsch« of any kind
for Christmas dinner, etc K eith’s
ly . T h e s u b s c rib e r, f o r o n ly o n e d o lla r or degree. I f you cannot enjoy theatre going,
nd ing , dancing, if you are subject to
; a y e a r, g q ta th r o e p a p e rs e v e r y w e e k a n d
Publishing Co., Minneapolis, Minn.;
n m r a n hhrh nervous excitement, the fatigues
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“THE MILWAUKEE.”
B E E F , PO R K , M U T T O N A N D
price 91 per yeaf
2 S ,,7 * ^ or »<bt-seeing, take aa A n ti-P sin
S p e c ia l D e e e m -b e r S a le
N e w Y o r k W orld
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R. JACOBSON & CO.
DAYTOH MARKET.
M cM innville, Or.
B utcher! Shipper
DON’T GUESS
A fa m ilia r n a m e M r t h e C h ic a g o , M i t - I
I t would ba well for tbe Oregon
legivlatnrs to remember that the
people of this 8tale demand that
all »late officials be placed on a
flat salary— paid a stipulatad sal
ary, without any perquisite». I t
would reault in a saving to the
Slate to do so Take as an instance
tbs conducting of the Insane Asy­
lum.
While the Superintendent
and his professional assistants are
no doubt competent sud conecien-
cons, yet, under tbe present sys­
tem of the management of that in ­
stitution there are expanses— un-
n reasary expenses— to the State
lira« is wrong, and should not he
permitted.
For instance, why
should tbe State be at tbe expense
horfeR Mud cotiv^yunceM
for use of Superintendent, and oth
er ssislai.ts, and their families,
any mure so than for any citisenf
Puy the Superintendent and his
professional aasislants a good sal
ary, without anything additional,
it will he m saving i<> the ^tate
This is not lbs only instance where
the Stale would save money by
paying stated salaries to slate
officials.
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W EB FO O T ITE .M 8.
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Illin o is C e n tr a l R a ilr o a d .
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C o a s t to C h i c a g o and C i n c i n n a t i . , Dea't fail to'
w r ite us a b o u t y o u r t r i p a s ’ We a r e In a p o s itio n to'-
lD fo > "*-‘ tlo g j» B d a a a ls U n c e .
5319 u tile s o f tr a c k
give y o u
over
so m e v a lu a b le
w h ic h
o p e r a te d ,
s o m e o f th e J C u e it tr a in s in th e w o rld .
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B rlsh
r ls h t*»
t’» . -Dtaeaee L» ( M o r t e
U . » d P o - o n i l i bore» « « a U lc e ri.
N c r v o t is Prontra?(£n «od A n n
i ’ vor
K l d n e v , a u il B la<h)«*rTrcfableg. C a ta rri u f « n v
n ii? ’
<’® « P l» l a t « S io m e r h « a ,i
D iM c .d c rA , O v u e r n i P e t i l l t j r .
Fur «ale n( H ^ rald office.
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White FiC Wood
Wanted.
i
for
w om en
is to h a v e I
m e d ic in e c a n re s to re d e a d ot-
| g a n a , b u t W in e o f C a r d u l does L
r e g u la te d e ra n g e m e n ts t h a t p r e -
v e n t o o n e p p tio n ; doe» p a re n t
m is c a rr ia g e ; doe» re s to re «W eak
I
•
| fu n c tio n s a n d » b a tte re d
nerve»
doe» b r in g babies to h o m es
b a rr e n a n d d e s o la te f o r y e a r» .
| W in e o f C a r d n l g iv e » ’w o m e n th e
h e a lth a n d s tre n g th to b e a r h e a l-
,th y ehildren.
You pan get a
dollar bottle of Wine of Cardul
' from your dealer.
CARDUI
OF
IM M--«-* frtrsri.
25
5
i N o w in r h o n e la
money
R*»»«-—
•WRld Poel»
t*
REK-KKE r’K K
,
T H I A M E R IC A N
s to p s ,*
« iiih t y . ie !!* h i
»preis; atrent'on to lw-
r I liners In bee k e e p in g .- E s i» o i» h , l i t r e s r i.
¡ Z ’ i' 'u p D ’lbntors to b« had e d ito r baa w ide ex-
* ’ * * r t » »d»«aee: » mos t r ia l
S i.e Ü Ï’^ S ' W
y »Ateioxue o f B ee S n » -
fci-1? ? /™ jA dd-eaa A M E R IC A N M K E -K k E F K k ,
<ANTBD—A
À T T O m r-À T -L A W ,
MoMmiYg&ut
•
0RE00H.
First class in every respect.
Rates from 91 to 42 per d a y . Spec­
ial attent’on paid to Commercial
Travelers. Sample rooms in con­
SAABBATH READIMC.
A UIXTIKN-PAO» WXKKLT PAI-XX. SOLRLV
SSL im O C S IN CHARAIVRU.
N o N ew s: N o P n llp c s Stories: P o e try; S n n '
d a y ^ c h o o l LesaosV C h ris tia n K n .U e v o r and
E p w o rth le s x iic Tnhfce; M others' Ksbbnth A f
MNh»ns M u’t e r '" * ' C " ,l<lr* n: " ' " • « • » • » a
O N L Y BO C E N T S A Y C M L
T h e Sabbnth * e s d l< w .a n d D a v iw n H
c o m b iu e d , o n ly ( I . t o / y e a r
sbamy
special S ofter .
T h e W itn e s s , Hahbatft r e a d ln x and D a y t o n
H aS A L b c o m b in e d , o n ly (100. a y e a r.
Th es e th re e papers c o m b in ed AWoed a lib e ra l
ho m e e d u c a tio n
Diamonds, b a tc h e s, Jew ­
elry, Clocks, and
S IL V E R W A R E .
SALEM ,
-
-O R E G O N
lhe
Itc ._
•M d p ro ts m
R- L . CONNOR,
-
O R LY ONE DOLLAR A YEA R.
P atents
TRUSTW O RTHY
Willamette Exchange.
O w tc a —A t U
x x a l u olSce D a y to n , O rw o L
I f yon w a n ts xood bu y, o r a no d honi«?aaM
and took o v e r n n r lis t
, „■ Tt'7v|F».
IJ0 acres » m ile s from H o h a o n v llle . T i l l a ­
m ook c o u n ty, on m e in c oun ty ro a d , 15 acres
slashed, a Acres In m eado w , a r e r,o>m
barn Mix«0. free m a il d e liv e r y , 13U m ile s from
T 1 ila m o o k C lty .s u seres o f K rrtom la n d w L h
•''■ ’ • «'h 'X J l honae opposite d w e llin g ,
about t«OU w o rth o f spruce lu m b ar. |M u
ISO acres In T illa m o o k o u n ty . abou t »0 acres
b o ilo w m o , rth
» acres
In t la
m eado
w , m j|>
alas
of MW
ib e r .Y
ile s seres
from^rehoot
a
1^0^***
b a ta , on c o u n t / rund.
• tsUldlnga. of eraporater.
,and’
house
ro
ont
frulta, in outskirts t t
^ ii^ re a T illn
id
.*,
L,
fn " n Dayton, !« •
In e u ltlT a tlo n . "
s "c a r
w a te r, xood ho m
a T w . o « story
- S I i S T S i T i i ^ A i S g B
214 acre» S m ile s
583
Im
D s ffto a , »0 acres n n d . .
» j — wu
per a e r *
101 W<:1
In U>« b u r i n m
b ír¿ ‘ S ^ "•
« y e q u a rte r sections o f I
» • • • » * «rant M e M L
and . f ia if house H x» 4 , w e ll
U o n fo o d tim b e r , h n taa e
acre.
S al «.— T h e
undersigned has a lot of P lym -
outli Rock Pullets wilrich be
w ill d epose of. Those desiring
to .purchase chickens should cal
ou
M O R R IS C A IN ,
D ayton, Oregon.
SA L Elt
T h e W itness an d D a y t o n H i r a l d c o m b in ed
o n ly t l . M a year.
C. T. POMEROY
DKAtXR in
Barasse 6tt l
■ Harness
Eaton
P roprietor .
tn d e p e u d e n t In P o litic » .
n . 8 s o m eth in ? o f In te re s t lo r e v e ry m e m b e r
o f th e household.
F s r m t n d H ard e n D ep ertm e n t;
C h ild re n 's P e p s rttn e n l;
S c ie n tific O e im rlm e a t;
-
Spl i It o f th e Press, e tc ., etc.
F lu e w a tc h n n d je w e lr y r e p a ir in g a
a p e e h tlty . . A ll k in d s o f J e w e lr y m a n u
a c tu r e d to o r d e r .
I th ey
C hicken »
T b s g r e a te s t a m b lU o n o f A m e r - i
le a n .m en a n d
W e w?»h to cuidrsct for 1000
cord* of W , j te p jr WnoHj tQ (ie
delivered in 100 cord lot» along
tite batiks o f tiie W illam ette and
Y a m h ill rivers. For particulars,
n id r e .,,
THE
CHAS
K
S P A U L D IN G L O G G IN G C O ’
i Newberg, Oregon.
J . F . S T A IG E R ,
A n E x p o u e n t o f A p p lie d C h r is tia n ity :
h o m e s blessed w it h c h i 1,Ir e n . T h e
~
THE COTTAGE.
? ir MO MONEY
TH« BIST ALL A«OV »D V A SILV X »W |PA PBB.
(MOTHERHOOD
jj» v r a c T s t a s a a * » ia r s s *
IT
D A Y T O N , OR.
3ÎK tEÄDERZ • S V » - TRIAL FREE
MEW YOMIL WEEKLY WITNESS.
Robust, Vigorous Men!
e it h e r a»
b r i P l t o r b r o o m — o y n t »o b a n d ) « ,
of
m a '* o n »» to b i o o m g iv e o a t
h g
AND
h o ii.» b ..li) u « « —
n o e t i i s i w i l l 1;« ti» » d (ia 1 1 v b y e v e r v
in in n » -.
Strong, Healthy Women
* r » < ‘c « t« r. H « » lm
W h o le s a le an d R e ta il,
n e c tio n
MAKES
fo r tn e
C b r n .¡c d
e»»»s a » p e c i a i t y ; H e w o u ld a s k
• » h a re o f y o u r p a tro n a g e .
Look
T h is is to ce rtify that I have Used D r.
M ile s 'A n ti-P a in Pills for neuralgia and neu-
raJ»4i:? ‘ Si1 ,f.h e .a" d «>•»• found’ them to give
relief. — E . D . W k k D , E x-M ayo r and E x -
U. a D is t A t t y , H e le n ., M o n t
V IT ^ -O R E
ih e
VEAL,
WU.UAM Bnowi^
P U B L IC .—
w o u ld
p e o p 'e o f D a y t o n a t d v i c i n i t y , t h a t
hep»«
P ill before an attack comes on and you w ill
find that you can successfully ward off all
.dL“ ‘¥ T e e,«*e ’ yoptom s. A n ti-P a in P ills are
reme^ rc> fe f backache, neuralgia,
sciatica and rheum atic pains: contain no
Opiates, non-laxative; never sold in bulk.
r C ' \ l tu
/ * * • * £ * ? pleasure I recommend
D r. M iles . A n ti-P a ia P ills to everyone who
suffers from nervous or sick headache. A ll
my life long I was troubled w ith headaches
o f ■ very severe nature, and have tried m any
powders and other remedies without success.
By chancs 1 tried D r. M iles’ A n ti-P ain Pills
« J jf th ey gave im m ediate relief.
N ever
Since the first dose have I been troubled
w ith headache* W henever I feel i t coming
on I ta ke one or tw o Pain P ills and it all
dr a p p ear».’’—
a
* ? * l f t i * * ¿ 1 ,n d r » *r a » te e D r . Miles*
A n ti-P u n Pills. T h ey are aon-laxhtive: eon-
t u n no opiates, never sold In built, a t doses,
■jeents. D r . MSles M edical C o , E U t h i r t , l S
PO RTLAND, OREOON,
A F R E E P A TTE R N
Revival meetings begat, last Sun­
day night
School opened on Monday, after
a week’s vacation.
a aM Ptrf»rs,lwM dnw
I ■ » Seat»« tia n .
Misses Lena aud I .a 8tilweil are
O»b >• aed , , _
A rt ( « ib a«.* C I I» eaerly aaary d iy
spending vaeation at their homes.
aed M ea, er by a,a
Messrs. Chandler and C l a r e n c e
Warner made a business trip to
Portland last week.
Sami Hoffman and family, late
of Pendleton, have returned to bis
farm. *
Clara aud Aggie Moore who, are
tteoding school at Salem, spent1
heir vacation with their parents,'
Mr. and Mr«. Ira T. Moore.
Mi»» Lenora giseie of D-ilta»,
and Mise Margaret Fiaber and
brother of Salem, are also home on
vauetion."
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Mt»» Gertie Dor>ey gave a sur-
prire party for Mr, Eidenmiller on
Chriatmaa night. Thoae present
were: Messrs. Chandler aud Clar-
Janos Warner, Adam Bauer, Johnnie
Stilwell, Edward Capper, Bert Rob
•rtion,Chaa. Crater, Ed Holdrege,*
Weeley Morgareidg», Fred Barks,
-Herman
aud
Waiter
Wtleoti
Misses A m y Peery, Mamie 8tilw »ll,'
iia Baxter, Maud Barks, Effie
utchens, Amanda L»ab and Grace
ilo e oigars and toba ¿co at bet-
W,il»on. ; A very enjoyable evening1
mering’s.
J
was spent and a delicious supper;
______________
r __
For good meals and a night’s
was served; after
which all depart
i r homes,
feeling that they lodging, go to Hotel Dayton.
ed for their
bom
had indeed had “ * a
weaving done to order by
J a -'j. 2. • I MrsAJffnnie Boyoe, Dayton.
C
l e t us lu ll y o u a b o u t th e e e rv lc e .antfe a c c o m m o d a tio n s
T rav . t ’aaa. AgL
Qer.ar»' A g rn t.
------------------------ F O K T L a N O , O R
{
m rts t gxi-nt d a ifl Bb« a A it,fu r n is h a t fiv e o r
• I » tlq ja s x h e p ric e . T h e T h r io e - a -W e e k
W o n a in a u e o iu te iy r a tr to it s p o ll Lies I
n e w s . P a r tis a n b ia s Is n e v e r a llo w e d t o
a ffe c t its n e w s c o lu m n s , a n d D e m o c r a t
a u d -R e p u b lic a n a lik e c a n o b ta in I t r l t s
pag>-s t r u t h f u l a c o o u n te o f a ll tb e 'g r e a t
p o litic a l c a m p a ig n s .
a d d itio n t o a ll th e n e w » , th e T b r l e .
e e k W o r ld fu rn is h e s the b e e t s e ria l
A c tio n , e la b o r a te m a r k e t r e p o rts a n d o t h .
e r fe a tu r e s o f in te r e s t.
T h e T h r ic e -a W eek' W o r ld 's r e g u la r
s u b s c rip tio n p ric e Is o n ly $1 p e r y e a r
au d th is p a ys fo r 15« p a p e rs . T h is u n -
c q u a le d n e w s p a p e r uDd D a t t o r H x r a l d
to g e th e r on e y e a r fo r g i.7 5 -
T h o re g u ­
la r s u b s c rip tio n p ric e o f tb e tw o p a p e rs
is
- A . T I T , but if^you are going E is t write us for our rates and
w a u k e e & K t. I ’a u I R a ilw a y , k n o w n a l l
o v e r t b e U n io n aa tb e G r e a t R a ilw a y
r n n n i o g t h e “ I ’ io n k k k L i m i t e d ” train '»
e v e r y d a y a u d n ig h t b e tw e e n S t. P au l
a n d C iic a g o , a n d O m a h a a n d C h ic a g o ,
“ T h e o n ly p e rfe c t tr a in » in th e w o rld ..”
U n d e -» (a n d :
C o n n e c tio n » a r e m a d e
J» t«li A li . T r a n s c o n tin e n ta l L in e s , a?»uT-
in g to p u ta e n g e ra t h e b e»t e e rv u e t n o w n
L n x n rlo u a co ach es, e le c tr ic lig h t» , » te a m
h e a t, o f a v e r it y e q u a le d b y n o o t h e r
lin e .
S ee t h a t y o u r tic k e t read s v ia “ T h e
M ilw a u k e e ” w h e n g o in g to a n y p o in t in
th e U n it e d S ta te s o r C a n a d a
A il tic k e t
a g e n t« » e ll th e m .
F o r ra te » , p h a m p le ta o r o t h e r in fo r m »
tiu n . » d d re ra ,
OBN.
tlo n ra u o r In d y In naeb c o u n ty to m s n a g a
b n s in c M f o r a n o ld o a ta b lia h c d h o u s e o f
• o lid flo a n e U I » t r a d in g . -A s t r a ig h t b o n a
fid « w e e k ly e s la r y o f 4 1 8 .0 0 p a id b y c h eck
•neh W e d n e s d a y w it h a ll e i p e u w d ire«»,
fr o m h e n d q u n rte ra . M o n e y a d v a n c e d
f o r iim o s m .
Maaecsr, M ) Oextoe
i»aui
wUI
m
K
om