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I i n d i e . O r., A p ril J, 1904 I
Sinew* 1 wrote you lis t, things
have been m oving e)png so quiet
in this little "b u rg ” th a t there
seemed to he nothing o f interest.
W e lieve b-eu try in g hard to let
‘And m ail to P a y to n H erald
go
the lion nud catching on
to the lam b, bu^so far its rath er
doubtful where ’ we are at. 1 8 i
T o T H I NoBTHW XST POULTRY JOURNAL, 8 ALKM, O r BUON !
says we w ill nee the lam b on the
y
Enclosed pleaae find ten cents f o r a three months’ tria l
* 6th : we are w aiting to see w hat
subscription to the N orthw est Poultry Journal. í f I do not
8 i , who is a native W ebfooter,
qftop it at th a t tim e you m ay continue to send i t and I w ill ö
■knows about it.
T h e prone
packing house
pay 60 cents d itliin six months for a year’s subscription. I f
kpppa busy boxing op o u r Ore*
not paid u n til the end o f the year the prioe w ill be 60 ceuts.
ib** appendicitis rem edy, and I
uti-deratand intend ru n n in g rig h t
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«long u n til June. Pretty tough
Wn our pretty g irls to carry J
ClVT_
> rau nd th eir stained hands all (
th a t tim e, but it looks as though 1
8 tat <_
they were up against it. B u t I
say, what a howl would go up,
’wifnldft’L there, if they had to
cfcrry a’ove polish around th at
KVYWKWnESS. ~
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from help th e ir poor old “ m aw ’s" |
v e » b u t a l l ABovno m i L V n e w tP A ra e.
in the Kitchen?
; F a ll of Fascinating Features of the An X x p o a c n to f Applied C h ria tla a lty ;
T h e ladies o f • fratern al soci- Wonderful West. Beautifully Illustrated
In dep ead eet la P« ltttfls
H aa aomethlnc o f la te r a li fo r every b « a bar
ety are out in an endeavor to!
raise a fund for b u ild in g a new * L 0 0 Per Y ear— 10 cents a copy, ■ol the household.
POULTRY
r --.
Sunset Magazine
social b all b u ilding.
W
e had a real ____
good m oving
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icture show in our little church
ist n ig h t which Was worth the
nsoaejr. T h e proprietor tried to
h u rto u r feelings by g iv in g us a
iittle p relim in ary spbh . in which
he took occasion to apologize for
stopping bis ebow in each a
sm all town b u t since the " H o ly
R o lle r" town o f New berg stole
• u r largest p ru n e orchard on ,
earth , and packed it off to th e'
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A Free Sample Copy to all requesting
AGENTS
WANTED.
MUNSCT* waste esobeerlptton repre­
sentative Is every city and town. To
those who will give all or a portion of
thetctlme It offers attractive work
and pays eiossdlngly liberal comrols-
alona. I t will pay you to Investigate.
A postal card wMI bring particulars.
W rite a t onoe so aa aa to he the first
In your field.
S u n s e t M a g a z in e
Za n e and Garden Départaient:
C h ild ren '* D epartm ent;
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Scientific Department;
S p lit te f the Prase, e tc .,e tt
ORLY OKI BOLLAS.A TRAM.
ThaJWltnee* and D a t t o * H b a a l d combined
MAIBATN
KAMM.
A IICTlli
San-rAes » m u pana,
Tbe Oregon A griculturist and
Rural Northweet, published by H.
M. Williamson, Portland, Or , is a
semi-monthly agricultural paper.
I t covers the general field of diver­
sified farming. Its fruit-growing
department makes it indispensable
to Oregon fruit growers. Its dairy
department ie also especially good.
D aytoh H erald and Oregon Agri­
culturist and Rural Northwest, one
year 81 25
a n u e io v e in c b a m a c t ib .
Mo Rewe; Ko Politics. Stories; Poetry: 8nn
dag-School Lemon; C hristian Kndenror and
RpWOrth League Topic-»; Mothers’ Sabbath A f­
ternoon w ith th e C hildren: Mlscellnneoas Re­
ligious Metter.
O H L Y S O CRNT8 A Y R A S .
P ohtland
‘
ARD
$50.000
Given
Users
\
LION COF
W e are going to be more liberal than ever In 1904 to users of Z ,/o n C o ffee. N o t only w in the
Lion-Heads, cut from the packages, be good, ks heretofore, for the valuable premiums we
have always given our customers, but
In Addition to tho Regular Free Premiums
tha earn« Uoa-Haads will w t lt l . you to sattmAkni In our 8 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Gn*n«f F r f a e C o a fe o f*, which will
woman. Von
You o
can
sand''ln'as
many M thaatM m
aa
■taka some 1 of our patron«
n a tro n s rich
ric h asee
men sad
and women.
n am
nH i n we mmnav
m desired.
Thsre will 1
be
TW O CHEAT C O N TESTS------
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4tho*it^ da" i# “ “ * “ •
W o rM 's F */r; tbs second relates to Total
*° bo cast Nov. 8, 1904. 8bO ,000.00 will be distributed In each of these contests, making
W
W
. the
aawwr sww,
mv s
ists U1VI®
8d<^OOO-oo W
on
two, wuu,
and, tv
to aaqw
make
it a m
still
more IUICH
interesting, in addition to this amount, we will give b
J
firswl First Prlza of $6,800,00
to the one who is nearest correct on both
contests, and thus your estimates have two
opportunities of winning a big cash prise.
M arks a C lkan S wkkp — There’s
nothing like doing a thing through­
ly. Of all (he salves yon ever heard
of, Bucklen’e Arnies Salve is the
beet.
It
sweeps
away
and
cures burns,soree,braises,cuts,boils,
ulcere skin eruptions and piles. I t ’s
only 25c, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction by C 'W . W, Powell
V
* o l b l t
Th e Sabbath Reeding end D a t t o * H i i a l *
combined, o n ly »1.40 n year.
R obbkd thr G b a n k — A start­
ling lucidem. is narrated by John
of Philadelphia, *« follows: “I was
in an awful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain oootinually in baek
»'»d «dee, no appetite, growing
weaker day by day. Thre- phyei
oisna had given me op. Then I
was advised to use Electric Bitters;
u> my greet joy. tbe firet bottle
made a decided improvement
I
owitiuoed tbeir use tor three weeks
aod am now now a ¡well man. I
know they robbed tbe grave of
another victim.” No one should
fail to try them. Only 50 cents,
guaranteed, at C W . Powell’«, drug
■tore.
F i v e L lo n - H e a d a
P r in t e d b la n k s t o
cu|
v o te
fro m
L io n
C o ffe e P a c k a g e s a n d
age.
( in a d d it io n t o t h e r e g ­
c o v e rs
»R kturn O rly |
81 3 5 — The Southern Pacific Com­
pany are now selling round tiip l
ticxets to Portland from Dayton
for 81 85, good going Saturday or
Sunday, returning Sunday or Mon­
day, giving all day 8 unday, and
Monday in Portland. The samel
arrangement appliee from Portland,
giving Portland people a chance to I
visit velley points at gfestly re­
duced rates.
fre e
t o . one
p r e m iu m s )
v o te
fo u n d in
e v e ry L io n C o ffee P a c k ­
a c e n t s ta m p e n title yo u
u la r
i
a
on
T h e a c e n t s ta ir p
th e
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ex p e n s e
k
of
o u r a c k n o w le d g m e n t t o
In
you t h a t y o u r es­
e ith e r c o n te s t:
t i m a t e is re c o rd e d .
W O R L D ’S F A IR C O N TE S T
UTbat_wfll ha the total July 4th attendance
etteadance at t the
Lóala
h e St.
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orld's Pair?
A t Chics
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^«sscaro, wtasg w
» Aowtv, the
inw attendance
■I'enUBOCS was a tj.m .
A1SSS.
Por nearest correct eetlmatee received
celved la
In Wooleon Spice Com-
peny's ofllce. Toledo. Oble» on or M---
before Jane -----
38th. 13tM. we will
give Srst prtre for the nearest correct
c t eettm eia. second prise to the
nest nearest, etc., etc., as fo llo w *
P R E S ID E N T IA L V O T E C O N T E S T
W het win ba U m total Popalar Vote east for FrasMrot (vote»
for all caadldatae comMaodl at the electlAn Wnveoibar I? l«M? In
MOO election. 1.1.9S9.6M people voted for President. Por nearest cor­
rect estlmatoa received In Wonlson Spice Co.'s, offlee. Toled.i. O..
oa o r before Nov. S. ISM, we win give first prise for the nearer t cor»
rectwstimate. second prise le tbe aaat aea-eet.etc..aee.. as follows:
world in a body, we don’t m ind 4 Montgomery 8 t , 8an Francisco
S PC W U L OPPRR.
1 Plrnt Prise ..........
e Witness. Sabbath
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gentle slams lik e the showman A n illu s tra te d M agazine fo r A ll Th
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Reading and D a r r o n
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Ptrei W ay ............ ..........................sa.ftoo.co
>mbio
1 Second Prise .............
H s b a l » combined, only tS-OS • year.
.. T.uoo.oo
¡;§ § 8 S
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.aaak
gave us.
.........................
.1 .0 0 0 .0 0
t These three paper* combined affbod a lib eral
l.oo
“
......................... 1,000.00
th e -F a m ily .
b P rises— 2 0 0 .0 0 '•
................. ........ 1 0 0 0 0 0
home education
W e have two new saw m ills
I— 100.00
............ .................. 1 . 0 0 0 . 0 0
i F ris a n i—
­
100.00 “
.......................... 1.000.00
........................ 1.000.00
d o P rla a a -
6 0 .0 0
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1,000.00
Started, nnd when we hear from
6 0 P rises —
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Probert we are going to get h im ’ A
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1 .0 0
........................ 0.000.00
1 8 0 0 P ris e s —
6 .0 0
S ciatic R hbumatism G ubkd — " I |
........................... 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
to start a bank, and then we need 1
1
T ^ ftftt.
1 ,1 1 3 f t
2 1 3 0 PRIXXS.
have been subject to solatia rheu­
total ,
tao.oo0.oo 2 1 8 0 PRIXXS.
TOTAL, 120.000.00
not feel sm all any more, unless j
„
matism for years,” says E . H
Newberg steals our saw m ills
tp Chicago and all points east; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all points Waldron, of WiltowJnnntion, Iowa .
too.
“ My joints were etifi and gave me
mue^ pain and discomfort. My
M r. Gordon, • newcomer from south.
to the P 3Hft-«<Crefatlag $45,000.00—In
S4!
addition to which « • (hell give 15,000
fieo that your ticket reads v ia tbe ILLIN O IS CENTRAL R. R. joints would crack when I straight
Dakota, has gone back on busi­
i> pzrtlsÑiarz In UOM
h
¿roe*rs'Clzrkz
(
ened
up.
I
used
Chamberelnin’sl
8
0
8
0
8
) wafclag a graad total at $50,000.00.
ness, and w rites hacc to bis fam ­ Thoroughly modern trains connect with all transcdaâaental tines at St. Paul and
Pain
Balm
and
have
been
thorough­
ily th a t the snow in .to w n , is to Omaha.
J
COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF
ly oured
Have not bad a pain or I
I f your friends are oomlng west let us know and w» will quote them direct
th e tops o f yard feuces. - f ir --------
ache from tbe old trouble for many
who w ouldn’t taxe Oregon raius the specially low rates now lu effect from all eastern points. ,
months. I t is certainly a most|
a n d tem perature.
wonderfurnnlm ent.”: P op sale by
Any Information as to rates, routes, etc., cheerfully give on application.
Ib is said th at M r. K o h ler, now
R . L Harris.
W O O L E O N 8 P IC E C O ., (C O N TE S T DER*T.)
th at his job seems secure for _
u a p s tv ,
B- H - T RUM B^
TO LED O * -OHIO.
spell, has decided to have a cow
J. c
Good goods, and low prices for
- . t-i
Commercial gent,
T F A P A
catcher put on to the rear of the
142 Third 8t., Portland, Ore.
cash at Nichols A G a b rie l’s.
THE " ;
k
FA R M FO R 8A LE.
142 Third 8t., Portland, Ore.
m o rn in g Cannon B all tra in , so
Plenty of good grub, good beds
P.
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th a t no more irate anim als w ill
100 -----
in --- cu ltivatio
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■ , seres,
---- » -----
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and good trestmeq> ie making the •A • 161
Room 1, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
throw it off the track again
good
house,
sod
o
th
er
buildings,
Commercisrl kfttel of this »city e
T H R IC E -A -W E E K E D IT IO N
Borne people are beard to wish
a fine spring an d - well watered,
popular hoetlery.
Read wherever the English Language le
th a t the new manager, M r. C al­
good soil; for the present, offered
Spoken.- •
D ill pickles, the beat in tbe mar
vin , would have im provem ents
it 839 per acre
C onvenient to
The
Thriee-a-Week
orld which
van
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1
; T i . r k . t; 2 , m i l . , from
m ade so th at the traiu can make
D ayton.
a brilliant success In the beginning and
hag been steadily growing ever elnco
a ru n of 1 3 | miles an hour, in ­
aion.
Time le the test of all things, and has
stead of 13, aaat present, w ithout
M t Its approral on the Thrice-a-Week
ju m p in g the track, on account of
W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL
Arorld, which is widely circulated In ev.
a y State and Territory of tbe Union,
had ¡conailion o f roadbed. A ll
f nd wherever there are people who can
LOLGE DIRECTORY
h ail the chief.
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B E E F , PORK, M U T T O N A N D
ead our mother tongue.
Dundee
has
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Roosevelt
This paper for tho winter and year 19US
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In a business education pays. This Is
League, composed of the follow­
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more news and general reading than
expenses
low.
Our
catalog
will
tell
you
ALFR ED 8W K EN Y , 0.
D . J. Switzer, W . C. Rowe, G. W .
most great dallies can furnish at five or
| about our school. Youre for the asking“
A familiar name for the Chicago, M il­ six times the price. The Thrice-a-Week
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Washing of all kind done first class. In case of mistakes, notioe
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ing to paeeengere the beet service known. fiction, elaborate market reports and oth.
- moves to Portland.
MISS H A T T IE G ^ W D Y , Clerk.
THE
hours. K o t responsible for goods after 80 days.
Luxnrloaa coaches, electric lights, steam er features of interest.
Several cases o f pneumonia
heat, of a verity equaled by no other
Gentleman’s work a specialty. No Chinese employed.
The Thrlce-a Week rld ’e regular
are in town, and B arnard G roth
line-
subscription prioe le only fit per yeu'
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See that vocr ticket reads via “ The and this pays for 1M papers. This u u
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Dsyton customers will please leave orders with Z- 8 P A N G L E , Agent.
Milwaukee’ ’ when going to any point in
T h e M. E. church people w ill Clothes to be left with him on Mondays.
ef nl^ . nL Ix* ife No 28'Ancient Order Nxw P rkssks , N xw S tbrkotypk the United States or Canada. All ticaet equaled newspaper and D a y t o n R k b a l
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The regu­
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agents Sell them.
lar subscription price of the two papers
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LION COFFEE
DAYTON IABKET.
N e w Y o r k W o r ld
LÓTO WAMBSGANS,
B u tc h e r ! S h ip p e r
J.F&. L E W I S , M a n g . ,
DAYTON,
OREGON
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T re y . Paso. Agt.
H . 8. Row«,
Genera' Agent.
POBTL a RH. OR
Baa as its leading feature so article
op B uilding to
oft a subject which will at this time
F our T imks I ts P bksrrt 8 ixr .
The Greatest Farm Paper of the Northwest Published
of the year, appeal with special
D. OF H. A. O. u. W.
k. Brf2.r* , i h5 i 10« 0 » leoj the Toledo Blade w ill
Weekly at Salem, Oregon. Edited by the Farmers of
force to tboee who are anticipating
he InM elled In It* new hnlld'
«r”
P **»1 * ° 4 raulgm ent. w lu .
ot »«“on
tbe Northwest Twenty Pages. Illustrated.
a summer sojourn at some lake re
n W T . i 7 n ? ,.“ daV lifh t «b the A . O. J® «ey publication between Hew York end
Chicano.
It le tbe only weekly neweoener
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sort, “ A Summer Camp on Iridian
U. W hall, Dayton, Or. Visiting mem- edltcTexpreeely
for every etate end territo ry.
oere always welcome.
Island." This article ie very nicely
The Hews o f the World so erre kte d lh «i h,*re
W ESTERN PAPER FOR W ESTERN PEOPLE
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illustrated, showing both the exte
reedluK cumbereoeae colum n* o f dalllea. A ll
MRS. FLORA PAXSON. Rec.
onrrent topic* made plain in eeeh Isaac bp
riot and interior arrangements of a
eanm»»^w ^_I*o—
s_«_
«pedal a d íto rl.l «astu'r
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Ììr? » 10 Î l î f -, Thf °5 1’'
PPhllahed caper
most admirable summer camp. The
peJi Ä f i eh i ± , d
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next principal feature is a building
U N IT E D ARTISANS.
Publication began March 1, lnOO. Now baa 9.200 subscribers. Phenom­
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experience, entitled, “ A Cottage by
Security AasemMy No. Ifi, meet in reg-
enal
growth
is
doe
to
its
being
tbe
best
farm
paper
published.
tbe Sea” , l>y-Mr. Raymond, which
f js w jK r a s w s s .T A 's s T S !
alar sewion the 1st and 2d Monday in
is cleverly Written
The regular
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Y O U 8 H O Ü I.D READ IT -
each month, in W. of tbe W. hall, at 7 :30 the Blad* publlahre «hört and aerial «tnrle« R r e t o r « 1“ i'rf- ‘0M*r' 8 « a lth aod 0tre4g»i
•u d many d e |« rt« e n ta o f m atter aolted to
article on Typical American Homes
F- m. Visiting membere invitad.
M 0 M E 8 T E A D and D A Y T O N H E R A L D 81.75. per year.
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CURES
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LOU HOWE M. A.
illustration a modeet 81700 oottage
W rlta lo r Ire« apaelmen copi«*, Addr
L . A. ROSSNER, See.
ifh t’t IMaeaae. La Grippte
TH E BLAbE. t
aqd aleoa house larger proportions,
Bore» and 1'lcera. M alarial
fallows. Among tbe regular plane
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for rupture. No ■ elaattr
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I Dlatrdara, G en tral D e b ility .
a dosen, will be found a popular
Sant on tria l,
Yam hill Ixxlge No. 20, I. O. O F I
A L K X nA I r IBS, Box MO. W KBTBROOK, M A IR X .
For
sale
at H kkald office.
* * ' n~ * * Y evening In o 5 j
and practical design fora 81500
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E r r i ^ ï * 1" * brethren ’»•1-1
cottage of six rooms, a seven room
8 A L E M A $ D McCOY 8T A G E . ° ° ? "¿i»
» k y « F. H A D L E Y N. G.
borne designed especially io oottage A B U 8 IN E 8 8
PR O P O S ITIO N .
8 - W . 81G LE R , Hee*y.
J. F. STAINER,
style and an adaptation of the fa­
F R E E P A TTE R N
Those going from ib is section
mous 898 whiob design tbe Keltb
I f you are going east a oareful
80 YEARS*
•crikpr. Only W
a yaa
Company advertise has been built selection of your route is essential to Salem, w ill often find it con­ Dayton and S t Joe Stage.
’ E X P E R IE N C E
P bofriktob .
ever 700 times. Tbe usual depart­ to the enjoyment of your trip
I f venient to go by M cCoy, Tbe
ments, Decorating and Furnishing, it is a business trip time is the •tags leaves 8alem every m orn-
Leaves D ayton twice a day for I SALEM. -
OREGON.
Answers to Inquiries, Household main consideration; if* a pleasure in g /e tu rn in g in tbe afternoon. 8 t. Joe— a t 8:30 a. m .; and 1:30
Economics end »Architect’s Corner, trip, scenery and the oonventencee G. H . G rille y , the proprietor is
L a ” . ; a to n ,in 3
11 *• “ •
F ir ,t C,M' »«‘ • w y « • !
follow to make this a most attrac end oomforte of a modern railroad.
from 81 to 89 per d a y . Spec-
accommodating to passengers. * and at 4 p. m. Orders left w ith !
4 U W E S ’ MAGAZINE.
Why not oomhine all by using
lira spring issue, which also comes
B. J. A v e ry , proprietor, or a t tbe j * 1 attention paid to Commercial
out in a new front cover design. the I llinois C bmtral , the up to
C oF V m O M T S I
Aaron* * mm H i >( a *k«tWi and itaarrtptlon aiay
The Northwest Poultry JournoJ. postofflee w ill be prom ptly at- Travelers. Sample rooms in con
Published by the Keith Co., Minoe date road, running two trains daily
4nre.lv aaaartain oar opinion free »hath«* an
neotion.
from 8 t.‘ Psnl and Minneapolis printed at Salens, the leading pool- tended to.
spolis, M ina
Price A H * * year.
and from Omaha, to Chicago try journal of the Pacific coast,
r J. Up-tik
•■4 At—Nataly
N othing E qual to C hamkrb - Free Reclining Chair Cars; the fa- and D ayton H bmald 81.25 oenta
Pat tara».
law ’ s C olic , C holkba and D iar fnou ■ Buffet-Library-Smoking Cars, per year. Now is your tiOse to Mod
RROBA R x MBDV POR BoWKL COM­ all trains veetibuled
In abort in yoor subscriptions, and secure a
T b e undersigned h aving again
T h e undersigned has several
PLAINTS in O hildmu T — We have thoroughly
modern throughout first eloee poultry paper at alo w
opened
biff blacksm ith shop at I
good m ilk cows fo r sole. T h ey
used Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera All tickets reading via Ulioois
The best stock ef clothing io- the ore all fresh and good m ilkers. bis old stand at G. B, A b d ill’s,
and DhIPrbaa Remedy la our family Central will he honored on there
for years," says Mrs. J . B Cook,of trains «nd no sxtro fare oharged. eoanty at Niehoie A Gabriel’s.
H e w ill sell at low prioes. Tw o would in v ite those who w ant
Nedsrlaoda, Texas. “ We have
T ake your 8unday d in n e r at extra good cows— can’t be beat work done iu bis Line, to give j
Oor rates ar»4he soma as those
reo-H le all our ehildren W e of
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inferior _____
roads— why not get your tbe Com m ercial hotel.
N O T IC E . — Barred
Plymouth
in the county, w ill also be dia- him a tria l. R epairing dona on
vs a»ed otbau medicines for the.' money’s worth t
Rocks
«nd
Mammouih Pekin
poeed of, but at an advance in short notice.
Tropical fruits, satined goods,
same purpose, trot never found any-
— rite
- for
- foil
-
Ducks, from prise winning pens.
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particulars.
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price over tbe others. Call and _____ W . F . A B D IL L .
thing to equal Chamberlain’s. I f »- H
! utiooei7« ci«*™. kUL -for the
Trum bull,
Commercial
Igg* for sals, per sitting of 13,
•ee L- cows,
L. W
CONNOR,
yon will use it-as directed it will
■- , or
• address, J. A r A s ., .1 -
AM. 1^.
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j WVK,
holidays at D etaering’s.
50 cents.
Agent, Portland, Ore
J. H . M oorx ,
I f you have any sick -’horses ee
always cure ” For saleby R. L J . C IJodeey, T F A P A, Port­
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ayton » H xrai d and Weekly ALD end Weekly Oregonian. Only
A T T ’O R K E Y - A T - L A W .
H artis.
cows or dogs, Robert Earl will (Wat
la n d , Ore
Oregonian 82 a yhar.
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them for you. I f your stock boa a
T ry those D ill pickles at Dot-
I cough be can cure it.
I mering’s. They are fine.
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Strong, Healthy Women
Hobnst, Vigorous Ken
THE COTTAGE.
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