Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, January 23, 1903, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti í A T T O J H ER A LD - Ï RÌDA 1 J a N U A R F C O U N T V C O M M I8 8 IO M E R 8 . HO PEW ELL. 38. 1908 Permission granted-8. E. Howard u . *ud othere of A m ity t o y t fr - t e le - Florida _ rwemro - agatine published the phone puiea along county road be £,m i f »ooh roomh at Jackao nvili^ >n«.i --u 1 ginning Drar H 0 . P a tty ’» farm ’, 'f" ‘d a b / G . D A ckerly I t tai la and extending to tbe 8 ta rr place on ail about F lo rid a, and the south; the Day ion a d A m ity road, and Y” * • *of>rmation on history. »ci eaat of A m ity on the W heatland t*“ * i health, fiction, recreation, road. H»hlon, music, etc Thoae deairing H . C. Burna waa appointed dele Inlorm alion regarding F lo rid a, w ill gate to tbe Live Stock Aaaociatioo. gam much information from thia License to aell liquor» in W illa Oiagasine. Single number» lOoeuta mina precinct granted P. A. F lynn for a period rff 40 daya from Jan. 9. • A t - t h e annual election o f the County w arrant No. 4 3 0 cancelled M cM in n ville N ational Bank on J an because o f being void. uary 18, the old board o f dlrectora Permission granted J. E Todd * * r e re-elected: Mrs. L E Cowie, and othera to aet telephone poles w m Cam pbell, Lee L au g h lin , Win. along Salem road for a m utual tel L W arren, E C. Apperaon, W . 8 . ephone line, to be known as Salem L in k compote the board, w ith the R >ad Telephone Co. addition of F E Roger», elected to Jury list o f 200uames waa drawn fill varanry by death of J. L. Rog far 1903 ers Lee L> ugh tin waa reelected P. J. W irfa appointed road super preaident; E. C Apperaon elect visor of d istrict No. 10, in place of 'd vice-president; W 8. L in k , waa F. J. Wirfa resigned. Bond fixed promoted from aaeiatant caabier to at 8200. th a t o f eaahier T a x Levy. 8 ia ta ta x 6 3; school tax 5 ; indigent soldier tax .1; lib ra A mass m e e tin g o f citizen s o f ry fund .1; road fund 5 m ills gen S p rin g V a lle y (P o lk c o v n ty )w a s eral levy for county 7. Total 82 4. held a t L in c o ln Maccabees h a ll Ordered th a t tbe county receive M o n d a y i J a n u a ry 1 9 th , a t 2 bids for furnishing lum ber to road o ’clock, a t w h ic h W . H . D a n c y o f districts for 1903 in wagon load lota. T be -uaual salaries along th e Pacific States T e le p h o n e Co. _ with was present, a n d m ade two prop-; m any other b ilk were »»<” »«<> ositiona for p la c in g a syteiu of, te lp h o n e con n ectio n between 8a-; —- " letn and p riv a te houses o f those; T h « Pm — . , tk . o. * £ * “ « * * L in c o ln , Z e n a , a n d 11 tle MbI1 a8nd H e ra ld , , a fln# nU(n. in te rm e d ia te po in te. N e ith e r prop o sitio n has been accepted, n u t a local c o m p a n y has been in c o rp o ra ted w ith W . H . E llio t t, S a m u e l P h illip s dud J . R . 8 h e p - a rd as in corporators, w ho w ill take th e m a tte r in h an d a n d in -! s ta ll a telep h on e con n ectio n w ith ! — sho . i __ rt » a „ tim _____ S alem in as e as "how pos-, er. The illustrations, o f which REAL R x m a h k a b lk R a in , ra in , m u d , mudk Yet ThaTn(|o«|ng are the re«I estate w h y should one c o m p la in when Iran -n ch on * rif the county: o u r c lim a te is so m ild . W h ile John p Foul* and wife to John in m a n y o th e r states it is fret-xing ft. McCurry 18U aoree and roadway cold— w ith b lixzard s and snow fn J Rowland’s d i e , in t 3 a, r 8 w blockades. H e re i t is alm ost <6200 ' J- ” ’ w arm enough now , to do w ith o u t Janie, p Palter »on and wife to fire. E lla U Vnlheiin. 160*215 fm-t, in M ias In a S tilw e ll is te a c h in g a North Vm nhili 8285 United ¡ju tes to W illiam J T u ck Very successful school a t o tir in’»» 320 »ores in secliun 24, t 3 a, r bu rg . O h , yea, new sidew alks in to-vn. 2 w, patent W J Tiii-kneea end wife to E ll So m u c h p leasan ter th a n slop- Parrot» 160 acres in rectlon 24 I 3 p in g th ro u g h m u d and w ater, j a , r 2 w $1600 P re a c h in g a t H o p e w e ll eve ry S u n d a y m o rn in g aud e v e n in g by R ev C a ld w e ll. S abbath-school election last S u n d a y . N e a rly e v e ry o n e has telep h on e fever. N e w lin e a ll u p and w a it in g fo r phones to be p u t in . R . O . Jones, o f A m ity , on a t r ip o ve r the h ills to b u y potatoes cam eacross J o h n A llis o n d ig g in g holes for telep h on e poles. H e in q u ire d o f M r . A llis o n w h a t he waa d o in g . H e waa in fo rm e d by M r. A . o f th e M u tu a l T elep h o n e 8 y a te m , w h ic h M r. Jones had not heard of. H e was told to go hom e and canvas for a lin e . T h e resu lt o f th a t ta lk is, A m ity has an org an ized m u tu a l com pan y now , a n d are p u s h in g telep h on e business as ra p id ly as possible. B o rn to M r. a n d M rs . H a ro ld A llis o n , J an . 3, a d a u g h te r. Jessie C h risten so n , th e ph?&8g»t little school m a rm o f FaiRtNew school, is v e ry success fu l ru teach in g . • C h a rle y and M a b e l Stephens a re a tte n d in g school a t P h ilo there are a large number in the book, of individuals, buuildinga and views in 8eattle and vicinity, are first class, and show that tber -re work of true artist. The ■ y i‘ '18e“ 'ent of J^e matter uontaia lfc" ' ekin * n d ,tbe. cIe* r clean print m a th the work o f artists in iltform those atioil I co,lege C h es te r A llis o n is a tte n d in g Tbere u,uoh at M c M in n v ille th is e ib le.— D a ily O regon S tatesm an , regardhlg lbe ng tbe early history of Seat- w in te r, Perhaps, th e y h av e heard o f tie, the State o f Washington and Our O u r neigh b o rh o o d is accom th e benefits o f th e R u r a l T e le o lh rr information as to the great phone system up th a t w ay. B y Pacific Northwest, that is of general m odated by a gro cery wagon th is system each c o m p a n y own interest. Edgar L . H am pton, ed fro m A m it y e v e ry T h u rs d a y , 25 cents per w h ich m akes it v e ry c o u v e n ie u t th e ir own lin e , and each in d iv id itor and manager ual owns his own telep h on e, thus, copy. Below we p rint a verrefroi.il w hen roads are so bad. R e v iv a l m eetings the past h a v in g control o f his in s tru m e n t “ Where Sail Meet R a il; ” w ritten by W . H . O. Tem ple, D.’ D. w eek, a n d c o ritiu u e o ve r th is and a v o id in g the h ea vy tux im Our roouutalns lift tliclrsh lu ln g brows week. ~ posed by th e old telephone com ’Mid renio us of perpetual aoow ; E ld o n A n tr im is c o n d u c tin g a panies in th e re n t o f in s tru m e n ts . Our Inker tike crystals se t In bloom. . Flash back the light from vales below. grocery here. Y et Nature yield s her btvsh g ifts, E a k t n f t J u d d h a v e a g en e ral O R E G O N ’S G R E A T N E E D W hile Art’s subliiuurdeedu prevail ; And Commerce s its e t -hroned queen — m erch an dise store. H o p e w e ll exp t i ts to o rg a n iz e a lw I’opuliftlon—-a Home Market not only VponirarshinearwtivnattittéetsratPj baud soon. ’ A . B .'C . for Its Product* but for Y outhful En ergy.— Many luiuiigrautb are com ing — to th e Coast.—T hey should be wel comed and illrecb-d to the Unoccupied T H E M O R M O N T E M P L E fields, forests and m ines of Oregon The M.uraion temple at Halt. Lake A few o f th e le a d in g citizeua C 'ty is nn doubt the most i-ubstan o f P o rtla n d -rec en tly subscribe! tial and well constructed religious to a fu n d a m o u n tin g to over editiee.in the United S;ates, if n o tin Cornerstone laid April 8F6,000 for the purpose o f estab the world lis h in g a B u reau o f In fo rm a tio n 5. 1853, cap stone April 6,1892, and for tiie S tate. A t a m e e tin g o f dedickttd A p ril 6, 1893, over 40 years iT conktant labor being con subscribers to th e fu n d , five tru e sumed in its. coni-trOclipn, T b i; ' tees, viz: C has E . L a d d , o f Lad< magnificent structure 200 feet long, A T ilt o n , b an kers; W . M . K i l 100 feet wide is built entirely of lin g s w o rtb , c a p ita lis t and rea U tah white, granite, beautifully estate; T . D . H o n e y m a n , o f H o n carved, kymbidic of the Mormon fshh surmouni finpSi w in g 2 3 0 feel from grounc w holesale fu r n itu re , a n d R . C. supporting a bronze statue of tbe Jud so n, In d u s tr ia l A g e n t o f the angel Muroni. , The cost of this O .R A N . C o., w ere elected building it uliout'$6,000 000 There trustees o f th e fu n d . T h ese »re many other attractions at Salt Lake C ity of interest to the travel trustees sub seq u ently organized er or tourist, where a day can be und elected C has E . L a d d , c h a ir well spent The Rio Grande ia the m a n ; W . M . K illin g s w o r tb , sec only trans continental route passing re ta ry ; and L ad d f t T ilto n , b a n k directly through Salt Lake C ity, ers, treasu rer. A t a subsequent where a stopover is aTlcweTonaTl m e e tin g o f th e trustees Col. clas»es of tickets. The service of .F r a n k V . D ra k e was chosen su tho Rio Grande line is unexcelled Three trains daily between ‘ Ogden p e rin te n d e n t. -T h e purpose o f th is o rg an iza - and Denver, carrying all classes of modern equipment I f you «recon tio u ia to ascertaip and ta b u la te tem plating a trip to the Eaet, write th e rgaources o f th e state, g a th e r tbe undersigned for information re an e x h ib it o f its products and be garding rates via the “ scenic line of p re p a re d to toll ab o u t O regou, ll:e w orld:” W . C ? M c B R ID E , resourcesef the cou n ties to those G en-ral Agent, M. J. R O C H E , d e s irin g in fo rm a tio n on th e sub Traveling Passenger, Agent, 124 je c t— to d ire c t Bettlers aud cap Third Street, Portland, Ore. ita l to o p p o rtu n itie s in the state. A la rg e, w ell lig h te d room has A G ood R k vq m m evdatio n — ‘ I been set aside by N o rth Pacific have hoiicad that the sole on Cham T e r m in a l Co. in new U n io n De be. 1 , in ’« S to m a c h and Liver Tablets p ot, P o rtla n d , fo r use o f B u reau . e almost invariably tu ihose who Concessions have been g ranted ■ Ye Once used m em ,” s a v s J . H . by leu diu g ra ilro a d and steam Weber, a prominent druggist otCas boat lines for tran sm issio n from cade, In n a . H bat belt r recom- th e ir vario u s stations to P o rtla n d , menda-lon coil’d any medicine have free o f charge,’ o f sam ples and than for people tu call for it when e x h ib its th a t m ay be sent to the «gain in need of such a remedy? B u re a u for d is p lay . I n the e x T ry ihem »lieu you feel du ll after h ib itio n room equal space w ill be eating, when you have a had taste a llo ted each co u n ty d e s irin g it in your mouth f-el bilious, have no rippOiie o- whentrOObled a n h con fo r d isp lay o f its products and sttpation. and you «re certain to be th e d is trib u tio n o f d es crip tive delighted with the p M in pt relie p rin te d m u tter. which they afford. Foe rale by 'The Board o f Tru stees ask cit- R L . H arris ’ ixtfira or enuti c m jin y , w. e a r l lc es d ay possible, to have prepared a The Snccesa Calendar issued by pub m ap o f each c o u n ty , show ing to w n sh ip lin e s and draw n lisher« of the Hucceaa m agasine, N. Y. i# at hand. It ia very convenient form— to scale o f m iles, on w h ic h shall be designated a ll stream s, county wUh full-color reproductions of th e orig inal paintings for 8nceeM covers of 1»02 roads, ra ilro a d s, i f a n y , n a v ig a T hese painting» are by leading Ameri ble wnters, harbors, m o u n ta in can artists, and the covers of Success ranges, w ith p rin c ip a l'e le v a tio n s , magalxine have been pronounced the and by a p p ro p ria te co lo rin g and most elaborate and beautiful ever pro notes d e fin in g the locatiou o f duced by any periodical. T he calendar lends suitable for g rain s, flax, is neat and useful. hops, fru its , cities, towus, w ith n u m b e r ol in h a b ita n ts , schools a ll in fo rm a tio n o f p u b lic in te r- terest. T hese maps to be sent to B u reau at P o rtla n d , w here a set o f u n ifo rm maps w ill be pre p a re d for use by th e B u reau and o rig in a ls re tu rn e d . W ith each m a p should be sent a concise sta te m e n t, in su itab le p a m p h le t fo rm , c o n ta in in g fu ll d ata o f a ll crops, c lim a te , m in e ra l products, n u m b e r and v a rie ty o f stock, m an facto res, m ines, m ills , eto. C o m p e te n t persons w ill he iu charge o f site e x h ib itio n room to g iv e in fo rm a tio n a u d d is trib u te th e lite ra tu re w ith o u t expense to lo calities o r counties. A ll c iti-i sens o f th e 8 ta te a re in v ite d to; aid in th is u n d e rta k in g . ESTATE^ TRANSFERS. C ub « o ? C roup A L ittle Hoy’s Life Saved. - I haves few words to »ay regard ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I l saved my b ill« bov’a life and 1 leei that I cannot praise it enough I bought a h o illn o f it from A’. E Steere of Goodwin, 8 . .P . ; when I got home with it the baby could hardly breathe. I gave tbe med I- clue aa directed every ten minute» u n til lie “ threw up," then I thought sure he erne going tochnke to death We had to pull tbe phlegm out of bie mouth in great long airings. 1 am positive that if I had not to t W illis B Carey and wife In Dan that tiottle of cough medicine, ray iel Herring 24 acres In Jos Hess d boy would nut be on earth today. — J oel D emont , Inwood, Iow a. l c . t 3 s, r 4 w 81500 L illie E Mrs.-inger and husband Eor aale by H arris. to Chas A Steward 7 84 acres in Peter Sm ith d I c. t 8 », r 4 w 8500 H W Oilliogh-iui to Carrie V A L IB E R A L O F F E R — A ll our DeFordn 80 sores in section 12, in firm e r reader» should take advan t 4 », r 6 w $000 tage of offer made, which includes H enry W h ite (by a d m r) to A H the Pacific Homstead and thia pa Graham Iota 13, 14, 15 16 block 18, per. The Homestead published at W in tenon 840 Salem Oregon, is a 20 page illus Carl E W ird and wife to Naocy trated farm paper, four columns to W iley 30 sores in section 14, in t 3 the page, full of valuable inform a a, r 2 w 8375 tion for the farmer. It ia a Western C W Talm age and wife to W 8 paper for Western people. Do not Thompson, 90x103 feet on B street send your money Eaet when you M cM in n ville 81000 , can gel a paper that ia especially J T Gardner to Otto Loftier 66 adapted to thia section Besides acres in John Myers d 1 c, t 2 r you should help m aintain in the 3 w 8300 Northwest a farm paper of general C K Spaulding and wife to B C circulation, and which ia interested Miles w | block 8, Daakin’a 2nd a I- tn developing tbie great country. tion to Newberg 81 The price of D ayton H e b a l u ia R R Jones and wife to Joe P h il 81 per year in advance, and the lips, 200 acre» in section 29 arid 32, Homestead 81. We will send the In-1 4 a. r 6 w 8450. two papers for one yaar $1.75 in F W Scott and-wife to C D How advauce. I f you wish a sample rd, a j tract 19 F is k ’s subdivision copy ask for it. I 1 b , r 3 » , 5 sores 8300 Eii T y le r and Wife to E E Beacon, . Oregon Daily Journal, only »4 a year by lota 4 and 5 in Whiteson 810 E A M iddaagh and husband to mail, U for aix month«; Semi-Weekly s, “ A Measure of W heat,” ia an in teresting story published In tbe Saturday Evening Post of January 10, an illnatratyd W eekly Mygaaine pablisbed by the Curtie Publishing On . Philadelphia, Pa. The author, Edgar L Haiirptnu, has sbowu abil ity an a writer. H is atory should be p i special interest to a ll Orego mans, especially so to residents of Y a m h ill county, as the plot wes laid in thia county near Sheridan. The prominent personages in tbe 8,ory J re a wealthy wheat grower named Keating and bis daughter,, and school teacher Richard M o rri son, an Kaatern college graduate. The young man by showing his grit and hm-inere a b ility, by giving up school teaching, renting K eating’s farm and speculating in wheat won a fortune and the young lady. E l gar L H am pton, the writer of the story is editor and manager of the Seattle M a il and Herald. —O F - I W il l p o s it iv e ly c lo s e The Thripe-a-Week World which was a brilllaut su ccess tu the beginning and has been steadily grow ing ever sin ce. .Time is the te st of all things, and has set Its approval on th e Ihrlce-a-W eek World, which is widely circulated In ev. ery S tate and Territory of tbe U nion, and wherever there ere- people who can read our m other tongue. ; This paper for the w inter and year 1003 A will make its new s -service, if possible, more exten sive than e'ver. All even ts of Importance, no m atter where they hap- pen, are reported accurately and p r o m p t - ly. The subscriber, for only one dollar N • year, gets three papers ftyery week and more new s and geueral reading than most great dallies can furnish a t five or n six timse the price*. The Thrice-ouWeek I P a r t ie s w is h in g r e a l b a r g a in s h a d b e tte r c a ll a t o n c e a n d in v e s t ig a t e th e lo w p r ic e s w e a r e m a k in g o n World la absolutely fair I d Ita political news. Partiaan bias la never allowed to affect Its new s colum ns, and Democrat aud Republican alike can obtain In Its pages truthful accounts o f all the great political cam paigns. _ Ifi addition to all the new«, the Thri. e- a-W eek World furnishes the best serial Action, elaborate market reports and oth er features of Interest. The Tbrice-a Weelt World’s regular subscription price is only f l per year und tbie pays for 16« papers. T h is uu- equaled news|>aper and D a y t o n H b b a l d together one year for 61.75 T he regu lar subscription price of the tw o papers Is $2. M E R C H A N D IS E . R. JACOBSON & CO. A M c M in n v ille , Or. MOTHERHOOD Paint is to a Building * P” » - * . ____ nt -- * * i.’nP°rt* You sho«« »electing th»-pauit to clothe your property, aa you do in selecting t h »e e material __ to clothe j-our perao i. Paint pre- •arvea the building. Paint Paint givea h aa n ty to the building. In paintinv the labor co«U more than ^aa^tM paint. There will be a large waate u fh» eight paiotia act T he S hehwin -W iluahs P aint T he greatest ambition o f A m er ican m en and women la to have hom es blessed with children. The w om an alllicted with fem ale dis ease is conNtantly m enaced with | becom ing a childless w ife. No m edicine can restore dead or- gona, but W ine of Cnrtlui doe» regulate derangem ents that pre vent co n cep tion ; does prevent m lacnrringe; docs restore weak functions and shattered nerve», add doe« bring bahie« to homo« barren and desolate for years. Wine o f Cardui give« w om en the health and «tnsngth to bear heal thy children. You con get a dollar bottle o f W ine of Cardui from your dealer. WINE«'CARDUI 14« W a r k e t f a t M t . , - ------ f for pointing buildings. I t is not a low-priced paint, but R ia cheap because the best. It i is made of the purest m a te r ia ls - that ’ the longest. The coloro are bright and I T h M s i. b ii DON’T GUESS I T , but if you re a m and had n ever " “ u * 1 to o k w , n e I 1 Y” “ o th e r o t a f ln « b ic u TS? h0 ™ K s r A " » “ « • to o rt* * n PO"B<t« and I a ^ “ "‘ w e g o in g E i»t write.o» for oar rates and 1 I ll i n o is G e n tr a l K a ilr o a d . C e n t r a l from P a c i f i c Don’t fail to write ua about your trip a s we are Iu a position to give you som e valuable 6319 m iles of U-«ck over Which operated som e o f the A neat trains io the world. *” For particulars regarding freight or P"s »^nMer rates and servieo call on o J . C. L IN D S E Y , » r a p . T. r. * f p. A. - B They run EASY and sweep CLEAN. H-T R U M B U L U • Oom i Agent. US Third 8 t., PORTLAND, OREGON, , . SAABBATH READINC. a 8 ix T ia K -r ,o a w a a a b r ra e a a . » u tr a a L to iO D s fa c a a a a c T a a . N o N ew s; :to P o litic s Stories: P oetry; 8 n n ’ ilay-School Ia-anou; C h rts tta n R ndeavor and K p w o rtb L«a<ue Topics; M oth ers’ Mabboth A t- te rn c o n w ith th e C h ild re n ; M is c e lla n e o u s Re- llg io u . M a tte r, ~ O N L Y 6 0 C X N T 8 A Y R A II. * S P E C IA L . f t e r M e n t& l tio n —N o R o o t. e r v o u s , Ir r ita b le a n d W re tc h e d . a ,« .« 6FFRR, T fie W itn e ss , S abbath R e a d ln » a n d D u » » I I i s a l u com b fu e d , o n ly »AIM), a y e a r. These three p a p e r, c o m b in ed affbed a llb a ra l hom e e d u c a tio n . DAYTON MARKET. . M iles N ervine Saved M y L ife . LOUIS WAMBSGANS, There ia little 1« m tn.nviaffwMRthadis- ordered nerves prevent pi sleep and rest; when one woke« from than the night before; when ■ ‘ roand of r d a S dreg through the tereaL TUa co«- ______ owt «MWVL ambitioa or interest. .i° ? ** dne • derangement of the nerve» which may be speedily regulated and rtrenrtbened by Dr. Mile»’ Re.torative Miles’ Restorative Nervine. Thii remarkable medicine has a wonderful record of cures. Supplying as it doe« the exact element needed for the res toration of the nerve force and vitality, its good effects are felt after the first few doaea •I have used your remedies myself and in my family for the past «even year« and it is not too much to say that they saved my life. The tired feeling 1 used to have after givii a few mosic lessons has left roe entiier instead of lying ia bed three or four trying to get sleep and then getting ap and walking the floer until morning, I can now go to bed and sleep eight, ten and twelve hours without any trouble. W hen I think of my former nervous, wretched, irritable state I want to tell everyone what Dr. Mites’ Nervine has d»ne for roe. I can do as much •o ik now in a day as 1 used to take a week to accomplish. I think Dr. Miles’ Nervine is the best remedy for nervousness and gen eral debility on earth.”—L. D. E dwakds . Prof, of Music, Preston, Idaho. All druggists sell and guarantee first bot tle Dr. Miles’ Remedies. Send for free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Addiuaa Dr. Miles Medical C o, Elkhart, Ind. V IT J E -O R E I B u tc h e r ! S h ip p e r I B K EF'. P O K K . M U T T O N A N D ' VEAL | and Retail DAYTON, D R . X - THE COTTAGE. J. F. S T A IG E R , P b o p k ik t o r . SALEM. - . OREGON. F irst class in every respect. Rates from $1 to $2 per d a y . Spec ial attention paid to Commercial Travelers. Sample rooms in con nection . C. T. PO M ERO Y M AKES DKALBH IN Strong, Healthy Women p i^ o n fc , patches, Jew- elry, Clocks, and and H I I , Y E R W A R E . Robust, Vigorous Men ! S A L E M , « ' " " l i a n t b n t a P e rm a n e n t B lood V I U l l a . r H . - n n D estroyer, DI m m Ran la k e r. P ain E ra d ic a te r, H e a lth an d s Strcn ath trc n a th Restorer. IT - - OREGON. Flue walcli and jew elry repairing a specialty. All kinds o f Jew elry tnauu- octured t<» tin ier. CURES R b e u m atlem , B rig h t's Disease. U -R rlppta Blood Polsonln«, Sore» a n d U lcers, M a la ria l Proteratlo u »■<! A u ic u d a, l.lv e r. K id n r r , and B la d d e r Trou bles, C a ta rrh o f any P a rt, F em ale ( o m p la iu ta Stom ach a m i Bowel D iacrdera, H en ers l D e b ility . office. kkald A F R E E PA TTERN ®w ® • • lectio«) to «vary tab- BO conta a year. •crlbor. 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N e w Y o rk W o r ld THE ONE DAY R«8>; Ä «Rinn«, M ONEY iV H O N E Y T f l R A M IK IC A N BKE K C I I ’R H. a 4Upage m o tv h .y , te lls how . Special a tten tio n to be- g la n a ra In bee keep ing. Ratabflahed IS years. Beet r-ont.-lbuto; B to be had, e d ito r has w id e ex- perlenee. to r. s y ea r In advance; • m ot tr ia l 2" e. Sam ple copy and ra ts lo jrn e o f B et Sup- p i ewfree A dd rea* A M R R IC A N B k R -K K R F R K , F a k -u a e r. N Y . < A N T B D — A TRUSTWORTHY ORN- f.leman or laity la eaeb county .to manage burine»» for an old ratabllehed house of solid flnaorla, standing. A etralgbt Inaia ffd « w e e k ly salary o f $18,00 palli by cheek each Wednesday with all expemaee dlreet front headquarters. M oney advsnoed for ezpeneea. Manager, 340 Coxton Chicago. Bldg., eolorpd teltvie«: |afa rlrwsamalnng rcrwiof rbolsj,hints ; Artut»», etc •crib« to - tft r , or. w o 4 V f*w la tr M c«>pf l-ady A<eots * M » ir d Send for ten S ty tla b , Kellahti», R im nln , lTp»lo- late. E cono m ical am i AbM^rtrelv *® <fect-Flttla< P aper P l i lern« M SCALL/rnSk I Willamette Exchange. P Á ffíÉ R N s W I B M laas $ha w tewfts llMa. *.4 low», H *, _ÜL fraa T H R IWffVACL C O . II1-IIS-M7 «test JM I ww rota O r e l i a —A t H x b a l o ofSce D ay to n , Oragou. I f you w a n ta x o o d bu y, o r a go d h o m e .e a il, a n d l<H>k o ver o u r Hat One fu ll lo t w e ll located In th e bnslness p a rt o f D ayton , w ith b u ild in g , w ill be sold a t a U kraaln. 40 acre* w ith barn at »20 p e r acre 47 acrea at *2» per acre, no b u ild in g , a ll u n d e r c u ltiv a tio n .. MA aerea w e ll Im p lo r e d , good b u ild in g s *40 p e r Sere. These tra rte a ll > t ( n : a nd are w ith in U m ile o f sehool house, and a b o u t» m ile s from .D ytq ’ a f in ? u h . B lf A a b e argain. tflo o o f good pasturo load ia Douala» c o u n ty , 1 2» », r * west.