INETTO IT HERALD
.
d.000,000 i but nf the Colombian
Exposition 818,822 000 Thr total
eoaoaf tbs Pao-Aatarlean Expos!
Moo was 810000.000. Tba osti«
fog C b lffib e rl.in ’s Cough Re hardy.
. T ? fblrwIUb. 63O,ffO0.Cf» The total
of arti lea In (be
ba not
w |„
less
Companion which
w ^TaTV*
I t ’* 1*’
ticla In this series
i
a °r
Chulcb r f Amer-
than 110,00(1,000 Before the Expo-
Mtlon gates are open, the city of S t
have e x p e n d ’the .oormoue
, Bm 120.000,000 Of this amount
88.000.000 was appropriated for the
yaJr throOgh the Municipal Assera-
• • • » * » » » “»bar. bly, her citisenS raised 16,000,000
y
additional by private sobacriptlon,
and by popular vote at a . special
!D LANDS.
election the charter m endm ents
were carried, which w ill enable the
; extracts are ta-
• • e l P’f d »10,000, for street
«oriel in Daesm-1 F"’ 1“ » • ‘,d o,h* r P®*»*1« improve
1 4 th
A nnual
>
CLEARANCE SALE!
r'
After a most sueesssfol year’s business— the largest in our history
— ws bts determined to round up the season with, the LARG EST J A N
U A R Y S A L E ever known V «be mercantile business. The public
know that every statement in,de by u l is correct; an when we «tale
"C U T P R IC E S ,” it means a saving Io I hem nf from 16 to 50 per cent
on oar entire stock of F all and W inter Goods. We ere not offwing only
a discount, but we are willing tn close out all tbs good* whpb » o d d
have Io be carried over fo r knottier season, for cost, and s»me
(well's Talisman i "“T '1*,
, ,
. , .
, c o a t .
ilv at Chicano. I k h U . PrrU50. f t 1’' desired that
All onr Trimmings, Faqsy Goods.
Muslin, Cotton and Woolen Under
All our msn’s and boya’ 67.60 wear, at a discount front 20 to 86
Actioff.^,, I t starts with: “ Every a liberal appropriation to aid in
cents off.
suite, sale prlee 66.90.
_
labor organisation io the United , the Exposition and m akaita grand
A llo O rm eo ’a and boye* 61000
200 dosen Misers’ and Children’s
8tates— Every Commercial and success. The effect that assitance suite, sale prioe 67.90.
Fast Black Hose, sremtasf, regular
Manufacturer's Association—ov- ?rom Oregon would have oa the
A Ílo u r m s n ’a and boye* 612 60 16 cent values, sals prise So per
•ry patriotic citiaen who wishes
Coast 8tatse would he of suite, sais prioe 69.86.
pair.
to save the people’s heritage ift
« * ’ benefit, amTsbow a true
A ll oor men’s and hoye’ 618 60
A ll onr Ladies’ and Misses’ 20c
Public Lbod. tom .poil.Uoo— ,p,.rU " i
Hose, sale price 16.
suite, sale prioe 610.80.
• n r , friend of t b . national irri- “ i
* ,U * *
'«<*»•
A ll onr men’s and boye’ 61600
Ail our Ladies* and Misses’ 26c
Hose, sale price 19c.
1 >
suite, sale price 611 86.
gation movement who wants to
t r
j
All
our
L
dies’
and
Misses 35c
A
li
our
men’s
and
boye’
616
60
prevent tbs public lands from be- T H E MORMON TE M P LE ,
salte, sais price $18 20.
Hose, rale price 28c.
ta fd
•£ ?
T b . Mormon temple at Halt Lake
, A ll our Ladies’ Cotton
-^ b b e r s before they can be c u , , no doubt
mott , obeUn.
en 60c Hose, sale pri<
recla med for actual settlers, i i . | . „ d well constructed religious
Higher grades at a
loaste
should w rita at once, without a> edifice in tbs United State»,if not io
reduction.
Clothiog Department.
day s delay, ta their Senators and the world.
urging the
,,
-
,
Corner stone laid April
All our Table Lie*“*-
bwelswtirl
Toweling-wt ! 2P^er<eeot
Towels
end Towelingsil
discount
Wa have cleaned up a
big jubbii.g house of their entire'
stock of Towels, and era pff*ring
the same during onr sals at the fol
lowing low price«:
;
40 dot Linen Honeyootpb and
Marseille« Towel«, regular 18c and
20c Tnwals, sale pries 12tPeacb
28 doa of fine Damask, fancy
holder, regular 86 and IQc Towels,
sale price 20c each
J*?
20 doa Towels 45 and 60c values,
sale price 33c.
Oor entire stock o f ' Crockery,
and Glassware at from 90 to 86 per
cent discount.
- 800 pounds of Shetland Woolen
F I o m in all colors, regular pries 81,
sale price 70c per box. •*
Our entire «took of Ladies*Tailor
Made Saits, Ladies’, Misses’ aod
Children’s Jackets, Box Coat» aod
Ragiaos at fTrom regular prios.
Our entire stock of Ladies’ aod
Miaaas* Dress Skirt« at i off
24~Ladies’ and Miaaea*’ Mack in-
toshss, regular 82.66, 68 00, 63.60
and 64 00, to close out at 82?
AIL our Woolen Silk and Worsted
Ladies5 Wsieta to be cloeed out at
half price.
The remnant of our satire stock
nf Woolen W a is tings worth from
66c Io 61, to be closed up a t 48c
dedieated ' April 6* 1898, over 40
years nf constant labor being eoo-
eomed io its conatroction. Tbia
magnificent atruclora 200 feet loug,
100 feet wide is boilt entirely of
Utah white granite, beautifully
carved, sym bolic'nf the Mormon
frauds of land-grabbers and spec- f, hh , urmoofltmi by -six towers, the
ulators who are stealing it are highest being 280>et from,ground,
stopped, without delay.
supporting a lyf>ns« atatoa of tbs
“ We talk of reclaiming public angel MareMt^The coat of thia
<uDds for settlers, aod the people. building k M h °at 86,000,000 There
of the United States arecompla-,
otber attraotions at Salt
cently congratulating themsel
inJ®reBt to the travel-
....
m illions
of
happy
w*
vaenm
Am s^kh’
o iU yA riin e C«n JJ)«-n lal «nuts pastuOg
X h
S-U Lake C»v.
"W ilt, the people S i r Idly and. Bn<l Uenver, carrying all classes of
supinely by and watch their > n,a<1»rn equipment Ify o o a ra ro 'i
hopes Jind "exuectatiofis o f the. M em pU ting » trip k q »« E a » i , w rite
i r S J s t S p i r S r Ih fe h i
f e s * ref
I t saved my little boyTa life and I
feel that I cannot praise it enough.
I bought a bottle of it from A E
Sleare of Goodwin, 8 . D . ; when I
got homo with it the baby copld
hardly breaths
I gave the modi*
eli>e as directed every ton minutes
until he "threw up," then I thought
sure he was going toohoka to death.
We had lu pull the phlegm out of
bis mouth in great long strings. I
am positive that if I bad not rot
that hottie of rough medicine, my
boy would not he on earth today.
—Joat. D emont , Inwood, Iowa.
For sale by H a r r t r ^
A L IB E R A L O F F E R — A lto o r
farmer readers shoo'd take advan
tage of offer made, which includes
the Pacific Horastead and this pa-
r. The Homestead published at
lent Oregon, is a 20 page illus
trated farm paper, four onlutnne to
the page, full of valuable informa
tion for the fanner. I t ia a Western
paper for Western people. Do not
sand your money East when you
can get a paper that is especially
adapted to this section
Besides
ou should help maintain in the
inrihwest a farm paper nf general
circulation, and which la interested
In developing this great country.
The price of D ayton H erald is
61 per year in advance, and th e
Homesftad f t
We will ee«d the
two papera fotone year » 1 7 5 in
advahee. I f you wish a sample
LO M E DIRKTORT
N o * C rrtuev C o m fo rt — Millions
are daily finding a world of comfort
la. Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. I t kiila
iò from. Burna, Scalds, Cota,
oieea ; conquers Ulcers, and Fever
Sores; cures Eruptions, Salt Rheum
boile and Felons; removes Corns
and Warts. Best Pile care on earth.
O n ly 26c at C. W . Powell's drug
store.
C
W O M E N o» W O O D C R A F T
F inds W av to L iv e L ong -—The
startling announcement oT a disoov.
ery that w ill enrely lengthen life la
made by editor O H.Doweny,of Chu
rubusco, Ind " I wish to state," he
wrilaa/’that Dr King's New Disoov
ery for Con-umptinn ia ihs most
infallible remedy that ( have ever
known for coughs, colds, and grip
It'a invaluable to people with weak
lunga Having ibis wonderful medi-
CtnS no one need dread pnemooia
or consumption. Its relief ia instant
and certain.” C.W . Powell guaran
tees every 60c and »1 00 bottle, and
tiff. Give trial bottles free.
Prosperity Circle Me. too Weaiea of
Woodcraft, muets every Tharwtoy even
ing in Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. V ie
RingMeihbma alwave weloome.
M R ft A. F. P A R R IS H , U . N.
MISS H A T T IR O. H O W D Y , C lerk.
of United W orkm en, inoeteovory Satuf-
%
' ¿
^
s
u
r e
J- K. MR b U M H R B *|5 £ M ‘ “ * '
D. OF H. A. O. U. W.
Oaity Lodge Me. 17, Degree of Honor.
’J® /? T Q« * 1* y ni«ht la the A. O,
U . W hall, Uayton, O r. Visiting mem
bers always welcome.
mhw M amie hadaway . c . of h .
E
MRS. FLORA P AXTO N . Rec.
UNITED ARTISANS
CAUL'S
Security Assembly Mo. 1«, meet ia raw
Í T??, Mo“ Aay a rm in g i i
f t
* t 7 JO p. m. VtoTtia,
M A R Y A. H A M IL T O N
M. A.
L .A . R O S 8N K R , Sec.
S
S i j l l . i l . R u l l a t i . , S im p )« . U p -« »
MS CALL
8 . W L81G L R R , Hec’y.
W- R-C-
Meet the flrat and third Wednesdays in
each month, at 2 p .m .. in Odd Feffowa
hall, Dayton.
M R 8. R. B. W RBRER, Prea.
M I8 8 N E L L IE McCAjtW, Re¿
FOR S A L E .— A good Cow, which
will be fresh in a few days. Ioquire
at this office.
r I f you have anything to sell
or trdd» see H a ll. H e ’ll soon
buy your veal catVhs.
Gat your sals and other bills
printed ai the D av T dr H kbald
office.
The Or«*«nn Weekly Statesman
and D a tti n H kbald 61 76 a year.
D ayton M I bmald and
Oregonian 62 a year.
A b E xp o eu n to f Appi US C b riM la a k y ;
liMtependeat ta M itica.
ot ln ,trf,t *»vv«rymewb«r
Weekly
VarM SM Oataca OaparMkcat:
-
C h lM m * a D n a rta a a a tt*
ScIcattS« Departaaaan
a s tili of the Crcaa, etc., ate.
ONLT ONX DOLLAR A Y lA R .
Th e Wttaaa« a a d D a W k e H n u « c o ttM acd
only tl.W a year.
T H R IC E A -W E E K E D IT IO N
u i,itie s lo rin .llia n a Q fo u rp e o p le Ge> ?a, A(tent 5, j
ROCHE,
to get homes on the public lands, tTravefii.g Passenger, Aa-nt. >24
Read wherever the Kegliab Language ia
vanish litce a mirage ag
T h ir d S i r m , Portland. Ore
8poken.
proacli it, while the public lands
'
T h e Thriee-e-Week World which was
upon which these hopes are baaed
x Gmw R kvom m k sda tion — “I
a b rillian t surceas la the beftloatagaad
baa been «steadily growing ever ainee.
nre stolen from uuder their eyes, have noticed i h a il he sale nn C h e ta '
T im e ia the teat of all thiega. aud has
byirsiid and perjury uuder the * * l-i«.’-Sminsch and Liver Tablrta
set Its approval on the Thrice-a-W eek
Injquitous Desert Land Law and J* stmnei invariably to 'ih a s s who
Work!, which is widely circulated in ev
Coniinuntation Clause of the i»»v» oi ce uted ihent." a a y -J . H . lest business m onth in A t Our Boot »ud Shoo Store« ery State aod T errito ry of the Union,
and wherever there are people w h it e »
lioinestatid Act and the Tim ber Weber.1» p'ttmineni d r u g m - t C r « the year, ou> great sale
4U0 p.ira M Lndha’ fine Kid rrad onr mo<her tongue.
and Stone Act*
c«de. In * » .. W h a t bett.’ r rec«»m-
T hie paper for the w inter end year look
» g o i n g to m a k e i t th e Sbos«. afl brand new gdada, broken wtU
make Ila news service. If possible,
¿ •T I. m . 1 . uol »lights.« doubt
ioo'■.Old
I ,
busiest one in year.
p u b ,« i o u S » . . ,
expiesaion in the press and thro’
Iunior organizations sud associu
lionaof business men, demand
repeal of these loose-jointed and
evil laws and demand that public
buds shall be reserved for those
who will go upou them mid build
home.*-,, nod in good fnith live
upon them.
“ But the interests which are
profiting,snd have for years beau
profiting by the fraud and per
ju ry throngh which the people
nf the country are being robbed
of their birthright in the public
lands are (»olitically strong in the
west, especially in grazing state«,
where millions upon millions of
■ores ot the richest land the sun
ever elioue upon, lacking ouly
irrigation to teem with fertility,
are passing into the hands of
great grnzing ‘ outfits” when they
should he preserved for the men
or thia generation snd those to
come «after. The raids upon the
public lands have become mi ap
palling epidemic of fraud aud
peijury.”
• -•
8T . LOU 18 F A IR
An InterM aii»nsl Exposition » H I
ba held in 8 t . IxHii*, M>>,. Irt eelp
h rst* i|,o C ei.lenuial Anniv«r*N»v
*
\
2? SlTS:. r*r f t r W
At O
k Bra, fliwd« J ig a rt.
ID 6 D t.
XL00 f t 1
giy a »««■,
Agony
All events of
Boy«’ Dress and Work in
pen.^reryportedaocurately and prompt-
Shoes, a year, gets thr«« papers every week aud
more news and general reading thaa
most great dailies can furnish a t live or
in y«»nr month f»-el bilious, have no
*488 yards of Venltlan Cloth, reg-
J®1* «o doss ou£frwo i to 4
appalite or when troubled with con
olar <1.15 ¿node, sale price 88
prlo^S. ‘
atnmtiun. and you are certain lo be
oellU
Onr entire stock df regular goods
dehghied w ith the prompt relic
640 Yards of Im ported Covert T b‘cb ,we
¿ •»«J»'" 10 M rr7
which tbay afford.
For -ale by
Ch.th
66
inches
wide,
the
Iw-at
value
’1
,*
hl
*
,or
n*
rtOW a l * ~
R . L H a rris .
we offer h t 61, sale price 75 cents. ducl,u" from 10 lo 25 » * r W M dw
J l t í T Í C K T ü T H E PU B LIC ,
l)r G. E Stuart would inform the
|iei«pln of Day tun and vicinity, that
he has located in Dayton for the
practice of medicine. Chronic dia-
enrra a specialty: H e would* ask
a share of year patronage.
more exteoelve than ever.
63 A0 Shoes, claee out? the entire Importance, no m atter where they hap.
six llmss the pri«se. The Tlirice-a-W eek
W orld Is absolutely fa ir la Its political
aawa. Partisan bias ta never allowed to
affect Its news columaa, aod Democrat
anal Republican alike can obtain In Its
pages tru th fu l accounts of all the great
political campaigns.
In addition to all the news, the T h r i. »■
a-W eek W orld furnishes tli> ts-at aerial
ftcUoo, elatiorate m arket report» and oth
e r features of Interest.
The Thrle«--a Week W erld ’s regular
subscription price is only $1 per year
and this p <ys for ISA papers. Thia un-
vqualed uews{>aper and D a y to n H k b a l d
together -Ohs year f o r g l.7 *
T h e regu
lar subscription prl«>- of the tw o papers
Our aotue atoek of black Dreae4 “ J1''1 ~ j -
Goode, all I hie f . f t ’a MUveltiea, at a
? Ur endre
® R* bh^r 0 * ‘d'
diaoount from 2 0 to 334 percent.
: nd ~ * * ,ber B"01*
offwed •«
In our 50e line during our sale,
P "**-
you will find lota of values worth , O«» *•”/ * * ,f* k <4 Millinery s i
81 per yd
*s ^,ou> l *‘e 'Tgoiar p tee».
60 pieces of good values from
N O T IC E — During our great
40c to 66c per yard, sale price 26e Clearance Sale we w ill nmke a big
p e rv d .-
reluction throughout our entire to 62.
2000 yda of Silk suitable for establishment with a (few exeep-
Waists, Linings, Skirts,gnod values. lions, Spool -CotIon, Spool S ilk,
from 40 to 60c, aale prices 23c per Standrd Pattern«, W alk Over Shoes,
y a rd .
Parries purchasing s pair of W alk
■ Our entire atock of Silks and Over Shoe* will get a rebate check
Saline at a discount from 15 lo 35 wi,h ° “ r
R<M*1 Milt for 66c in
percent
merchandise— good throughout the
Our entire slock nf U-lings, Fan
store; «» .the factory s tn lly for-
cy Denims, Art Drnima, Cretnns, bid» to cut prices on their good«.
Sateens, Silkaleen*. Tapestries and
In onr oor Grocery Deaartment
-vervihin g I * longing in the belter 'here will only he a email portion
grade staples at a discount of 20 of the stock which we can afford to
P®f «*nt.
, cul prioee.
LOUIS WAMBSGANS,
B utcher! Shipper
B E E F , P O R K ,’M U T T O N A N D
VEAL,
Retail
ONE D A Y
•
THE COTTAGE
J. F. S T A IG E R .
PaoPRrXTOR. •
SALEM. -
nect ion
,
G. T. POMERO#
wait until the last minute; as hundreds of good things
w ill soon move out.
Diamonds, b a tch es,'
elrv, Clocks, and
Sale com ihenced T uesd ay, Dec. 30,
.
- ' OREpOS.
First class in every regpect.
Rates from 61 to 82 per day .'Spec
ial attention paid* to' Commercial
Travelers. 8nmple'Tooma in Con
Time or Space w ill not permit a more extenM no
tice. We promise the best values ever offered?* Don’t
AND ^WILL CONTINUE UNTIL .
D A Y T O N , OR.
8 IL V W
,
S A LE M ,
Tine wateh and l<-
s p e e ta ltv .
tbeir present commanding pooition
in tb* world*« affairs. Tba Coa-
greas «1 United 8tatea has,stamped
ita approval on thia great under-,
taking by‘appropriating 86,000,000,
R. JACOBSON & CO.
. and theYfity of 8 t Loui.« ha’s appro
rioted . the
magnificent
sum ,of
to aid in its install.lion
{ in 10/MX>,dOO
a manti r.cnmineheiiraityrith i t i l
Jc-'-g reat tuiaginn I n aktent and vari-‘
ety of interests, aa well as In the l
amount ot jw«w«y An be ¿expend
ed, it is de»igned yn a U rg -r seals
than any .preeading^ Exp>»liinn in
the world’s blatury / The Missouri
Legislatgr» at iL r+ » -t aeeaton ap
propriated »HOOOUOO for Ha build
in g .<nd exhibit. The Illinois Com-'
mission is now in the field backed
with an appropriation nf 8260.000
which prwhatdy will be- doubled at
the nest seaatun In Iowa a bill ap-
,
proating »126,000 was p«sea t by
U h Legiatato**; tb*# amount prob
ably will be tocroaaed
New York
ba* mads a p r e i i m i a p p r o p r i a
tion of 8100,000, an» Miss:aeippi, a
state that n e f e r before made an ap
propriation Fur Exposition purposes,
A ll k in d s i
act un*. 11» order.
P atents
McMinnville, Or.
DON’T GUESS
UH
M C3 MOREY S?s^"«R«TÄÄ=
A .rr I ’ 1 \ bni if you are going K >»t write u# for our falgt end
tot us tell y,Mi about tb« servtea an,I aecoiamudaU«aa offered W tb#
I l l i n o i s O o n t r a l F tn ilro c td . T l t r o u g l i fct>ur-
is t <5tars »»a the I l l i n o i s C e n t r a l from p g u d lic
C o a s t t« C h ic a g o »od C i n c i n n a t i . Don’t fail to
w rit« ua about your trip aa w e are la a poaltlon to g lre y „„ fclm, ra htaM -
lB fo .~ M io o an’« assistance. « 1 » a rile . «4 track over which
operated
soom
of the fleetd trains la the world.
For p articu lar,
re g .rilin g freight or
* n,t »ervloe call <»o o
J. C. ilN D S E Y ,
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T . F .A P
A.
B. H.
TRUMBULL.
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C a w -lx lw a t.
1 « Third 8 L , P O S T L A N D , O R K O O V ,
I
I
MONEY
»X H O N E Y
T H R A N X a iC A N B R I K RE PR K. « W- m m
M o nth ly, t« lb haw. 8pecl«l attention to be
g ln n e n la bee-keoplair ffMabllshed U vaara.
M *« ron tribu to ri to be bad. editor b.> wide ea-
p e rle .e e ate. a y ta r la a d ra a e e ;« b o », tria l
■» e. Sawple ropy and rM alo g aa , o f H«e Saa-
•Jleafr««. A d d u M A M E R IC A N B a B -R K R rX k ,
< A M T K IX - A T B C M T W O B T H Y OXW-
'letaaa or Indy la each eouaty to manage
bualaeas fo r aa old established house of
solid financial ataodieg. A straight booa
IMe weekly »alary of gis.00 paid by effaeh
each W e dnaa i l a y w ith all expense« dlreet
front headquarters. Moaqy advanced
fo r edboases.
Manager, M 0 Oaxton
Bldg., Chicago.