Dayton herald., June 17, 1904, Image 4

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THE FAIR R0UTB
Via Chicago or New Orleans to St.
FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1004.* Louis is the one that gives you ths
most for vour money,—and the fact
Horace Greeley once «aid, “the that the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
eitlMa who indorsee the liquos tea^
..- fio by hie vote, 1« the destroyer of these pointe to the WORLD’S FAIR
his country.” >
and in this connection to all points
beyond, makes it to your advantage
All travelers by land or sea will in case you contemplate a trip to
want to read the story of “Ths
oa.
Wonders of Modern Travel.” which
We can offer the choice of at
appears in the June Woman’s Homo least a doaen different routes.
Companion.
B. H. TRUMBULL, ;
Commercial Agent,
> The Scientific American say«:
142 Third St, Portland, Oregon.
“Beer drinking producea the very J. C. L indsey ,
1
lowest form of inebriety, closely al­
T. F 4 P A
lied to criminal insanity. The most
142 Third St., Portland, Ort.
dangerous class of tramps and ruffi­ P. B. T hompson ,
ans in large cities are beer drink­
er«.”
Room 1 Colman Bldg, Seattle,
Washington.
Grease-spots can be removed from
wall-paper-by rubbing gently with
■oft bread crumb«. Pack crumb« C hambkrlain ’ s S tomach and L iv -
lightly in a small ball, and work kr T ablbtb B kttkr thana D oc
with a rotary motion. IT the stain tob ’« P rkscbiption —J. W. Turner,
1« very obstinate,spread with a paste of Truban, Va., aaya that Cham­
_ of potters’ clay, water and ox-gall; berlain’« Stomach and Liver Tablets
dry and renew paste until the stain have done him more good than any­
disappears. Wipe down the walls thing be eould get from the doctor.
with a clean ' old pillow case tied If any physician in this country
over a brxim.—Worman’s Home was able to compound a medicine
that would produce such gratifying
Companion,
reeult« In cases of stomach troub­
les, biliousness or constipation, hie
T hbown F rom a W agon —Geo. whole time would be used in pre-
K. Babcock was thrown from his
m««am »A —■ <p
plied Chamberlain’« Pain Balm
freely and say« it is the beet lini­
ment he ever used. Mr. Babcock ie
ecial Excursion -to
a well known citiien of North Plain,
the World’s Fair. ’
Conn. There is nothing aqual to
1*1
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Pain Balm for epraineand bruises.
The Denver & Rio Grande, in
It will effect a cure in one-third the connection with Missouri Pacific,
time required by any other treat­ will run a series of Personally con-
ment. Foreale by R.L Harrie.
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A Direct Line
to Chicago and all pointe east; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all points
,__________
■OUth.
Uta thatjreur tlckai reads via ths
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Thoroughly modern train» connect with all transcontinental Unes at 8t. Paul and
Omaha.
-If your friends are ooming west let us know and we will quote them direct
the specially low rates now In effect from all eastern pointe.
B. H. TRUMBULL,
J. 0. LINDSEY,
Commercial Agent, - •
T. F. 4 P. A.
142 Third 8»., Portland, Or».1
142 Third'Qt., Portland, Ore.
P. B. THOMPSON, * 4 P. A., •
Room 1, Colman Bldg , Seattle, Wash.
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M. E. CHURCH.
Friday, June 17, 1904
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POULTRY
stop it at that time you may continue to send it and I will
pay 50 cents within six months for a year’s subscription.. If
not paid until the end of the year the price will be 60 cents.
N ame
T riumphs of M odern S urgery .
—Wonderful things are done for
the human body by surgery. Or
gans are taken out and scraped anc
Eolished and put back, or they may
e removed entire; bones are splic
ed ; pipee take the place of diseaset
section» of veins; antiseptic dress
ings are applied to wounds, bruises,
burns »nd like injuries before ipfla-
walion seta in, which causes them
to heal without maturation and in
one third the time required by the
old treatment. Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm aots on this same principle.
It is an antiseptic and when applied
to suob injuries causes them to heal
quickly
It also allays pain and
soreness
Keep a bottle of Pain
Balm in your home and it will save
you time and money,not to mention
the inconvenienc and suffering
wbiob such injuries entail. For
sale by AMw^arria. .
SOUTHAND EAST
—VIA—
sonnn Mime ti
Ie*ïî Dayton for Portland and wa>
»tallone at 838 a. m.; arrive» from Portland
at M5 p, m.
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Leave«
Portland......
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The undersigned having again
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DRAUGHT
Mteriatie songs of the lark can be opened hie blacksmith shop at Reading matter—News of the day, Literary, The Home and Home
easily written in musical notes. hie old stand at- G. B. Abdill’s, Building, The Fairyland of Science, The Home Delightful, Near to the
Some of the songs are generally re- would in rite those who want Soil, Gentle Manners, Right Thinking, Brief Stories’of Real Life, Ed­
STOCK and
pea'ed several times in succession, work done in hie line, to give ucation Within the Family Circle, The Entertainment and Recreationa
while others are warbled but once him atrial. Repairing done on of the Family, Common Sense, and much of other useful and instruc­
before
songster turns to another
tive subjects of the day will be treated in the journals.
POULTRY
strain ^f melody .In the months short notice.
W. F. AB DILL,
of March, April and May a number
Send $2 to Dayton Herald and get MEDICINE
of notes in addition to the regular'
ones are sung, but they seem to be
usic
DAYTON MARKET.
LOUIS WAMBSGANS
Full price price for the the three periodicals would be $3.
For $3.25 you receive, for one year
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY HOME. THE COSMOPOLITAN
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Captains of Industry is a 500 page book of useful knowledge the
price of which is $3 Fuller dixeription ig another column. The above
”n*r® are Hunted,anngnouM he taken advantage of without delay.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL'
until oue may become familiar with I
the different songs sung in nny giv-1 BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND
en locality. Through the kindness
VEAL,
of Lyman J. Belding, of Stockton,
DAYTON, OR.
California,! am able to give S unset
readers some of the musical nota­
tion of th« western meadow-lark’s
Washing of all kind done first class. In ease of mistakes, notice
songs, as he has written them out
must be given and the original list returned to the office within 24
from a clo^e study of- the birds
hours. Not*responsible for goods iftSYSUdays.
in the field. They will be readily
Gentleman’s work a specialty. No Chinees employed.
A
CREAM
SEPARATOR
get
one
that
recognised, if played on either a
piccoh) or a flute, as these inetru lasts a lifetime. The LowxaT spkbd ut
Daytoo customers will please leave orders with Z SPANGLE, Agent.
menu reproduce the whistling effect bowl , qcickwst and ' basikst clranbd , Clothse to be left with him on Mondays.
to a realistic degree.—Otto Emerson WUlli SBPABATg COLD OB WABM MILK.
W amtxrko bat in eKiM MILK anna «»«/
io Sunset Magasine for June.
WHEN YOU BUY
Stock and poultry have few
troubles which are not bowel and
liver irregularities.
Black-
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi­
cine is a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. It puts the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeders and
fanners keep their herds and flocks
healthy by giving them an occa­
sional dose of Black-Draught Stock
and Poultry "Medicine in their
food. Any stock raiser may buy a
25-cent half-pound air-tight can
health for weeks. Deaiere gener­
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine.. If yourt does
not, «end 25 cent» for a sample
can to the manufacturer«. The
BlMk-Draufht Stock and Ponltey
M*dloin«l.th«b«»Hev.rtri.d Oar
■toek vu looking bad whan yoa arat
ma the medicine and no* they are
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\AND DAYTON HERALD.
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SAO m 6iS0 p m
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12:10 p m 12:19 p m
Pnllman and Toartrt cam ou both traina
Chair cam Sacramento to Ogden and KI P mo
and Tourlrt cam to CMoago, St Loul», Ne#
Orleana and Weahlagton.
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DAYTON, OREGON.
_ S tartling E vidence —Fresh tea
All these req ui re me ute are embodied
timony in greatquantity constantly In the well known
comes in, declaring Dr King’s New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
and eMds to be unequaled
A re­
cent
expression
from
T.
J.
Me
Far- TEN DAYS
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* land, Hentorville. Vs. serves as ex- W111
ample. He writes; ‘ I had bron- W"
ot the8e Uot8- Ai
thitis for three years and doctored
J"?.?" w-”8 y°° * <MUlo*u<
ell the Ume without being benefited.
Then I beghn taking Dr. King’« NEWBERG CREAMERY, Agta.
New Discovery, and a few bottles
Newberg, Oregon ।
wholly cuasd me ” Equally effec i----------- —— -------------- ----
Uva in curing all lung and throat
The 8t. Louis Republic and’
trouble«, consumption, pneumonia, D ayton H bbald ,oue year tor $1 26
and grip
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, twice a wtek.
ASO Dm
>— *“• “d "**•
J., G. LEWIS, Mang.,
Butcher* Shipper
From
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Alaaka
Dock,
830 p m
New York World
Dayton Casket House
only for the edification of the mate,
and are not beard at other seasons
of the year. Many larks, too, have
individual notes, and there are
songs that are peculiar to different
" sections of the state, as those ofj
northern California are not similar i
to those of the southern part of the
•tale, or Arisona. Some iarkif with
voices sweeter than those of others,
have a much more regular vogabu-1
un muti pul
& Asiatic Steam
until July 9, will be one of the
C ity .
< grandest affairs of the kind ever
D. Oft H. A. O. U. W.
hold in Portland. There will be
Unity Lodge No. 17, Degree of Honor,
ibr e grand pa adee. The first,
S tate .
June 28, when the king and qoeeq meets every Tuesday night in the A. O.
U. W. hall, Dayton, Or. Visiting mem­
will arrive in the city under esoortl bers always welcome.
Of warships and gorgeously deco­ MB8. JENNIE PERKIN8, C. of H,
rated barges. The second parade’ ’ < MR& FLORA PAXTON, Ree.
will be on July 2. It will , be an
electrical, spectacular parade—
something new for the west. Thou-I
UNITED ARTISANS,
sands of electric bulbs will shine Security Aseembly No. 16, meet in reg­
out from each float, and the floats al*r session the 1st and 2d Monday in
will be made up lllustraling the hie-
•t7:3°
toricaUivente of the United States. P' “* Vi‘iUng “i^HOWE k. A.
Tq,is epectacular parade will cost L. A. RO88NER, Bec.
16000 Tbe third parade will be on1
A full supply of Undertaker» Goods kept in stock.
Joly 4lb; it is expected that there
furnished when requested.
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will not be lees than 80,000 men in
Yamhill Lodge No. 20, I. O. O. F.,
the parade, and 40 banda to furnish
every Wednesday evening in Ode
musió. In the evening there will meets
Fellows Hall. Visiting brethren wei
be a grand display of fire works. come.
ELLIS F. HADLEY N. O.
The railroads and transportation 8. W. SIGLER, 8ec’y.
lines have all granted extra low
rates to Portland during the 12 days
of celebration. •
ark
Dally
~Cdumbla fclver Dlvloion
For Aatoria and” way « (B ■ m
i
Abona
points, connecting with Dally
11*0»
* ’¡.WMO ¿n<1 **■ Sunday ex Bunday
North Beach, atr Has- Saturday
aalih A«h «t|dock I ___ 10:
10:00
00 p p m m
^Yamhill River Route
for DA y TON. Òre.orT 7Ä a “---- 5A6p¿~"
City
and Yambili ¿Tver Dally
Dally .
rwilnfa aS..
pointa atr» Kimura and ______ **
except
Modoc, Aah-at Dock
* tn day
I Water permitting)
Snake River fconte
FOR LEWISTON, Ida7~40
About
and way' points from Daily
5:00 p m
Riparia, Wash, steam- ox Sat
Daily
en Spokane and Lcwla-
ex Frida
ton
HOI FOB ST. LOUIS AND THE WORLD’S FAIR!
LODGE DIRECTORY
eadow
830 a tn
Dally
March........ .... .7...........
-••••••-............... Purnell Fishburn
lu vocation.
T1CKKT OFFICE. Third and Waahington Tel«-*
Address of Welcome............
J
................... ................... George Gabriel _____________ phone Main 7U.
“Our Flag” ............. .. ............
.......................... ‘.............. Petty Dower
Duet............................................ .
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Misses Clara Bertram. Tresa Watson Portland
WILL YOU BE THERE?
“Cyrus W. Field”....................
ship
Company
“The Stepping Stones of Life”
G aa Nature’« Art Gallery ot the Rockies in addition
.......... Grace Howard
For Yokohama and Hong
Song.......... ...............................
UDU to the attractions at St. Louis. This ckn only
“Minute Gun at Sea”
‘Abraham Lincoln”............
.......... . ... Leola Glaes For rate» and lull Information call on or ad-
be done by going or returning, via the
“True Greatnee”......................
................Rena Eisele dreaa oMclal» or agent« of th« O. B. A N. Co.
Duet.................. ........................
Mr. Edwards and Mr. Moore
“Life Among the Lowly”.....
.. Willie Waggoner
NRIVALED SCENIC AJTRACTI0N8. .
•
“Self Culture”.................
THE
L.Opal Huddleston
Presentation of D. and 8*. by Chairman of Board ................ B. Gabriel
NEQUALLED DINING CAR SERVICE
i~....................... .............. ....... Mrs. Fishburn
UNSURPASSED IN EFFORTS TO PLEASE. Solo.... . ...............
“Class History”-............ .. ..
.......... Mabel Simler
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION
T
“Class Prophecy and Poem”
,. .Purnell Fishburn Bead wherever the English Language to
Address to the Class.......
... .L. R. Aiderman
Spoken.
Benediction . ......................... .
. Rev. R. E. Dunlap The Thrioe-a-Week odd which vas
Cut This Out
Blacksmithing.
FOB SAN FSANCISCÒ:
8. 8. G«o W Eld«r—
May
8 8 Ore
PROGRAM
^taSTSS.****• tor
—Proeperity Circle No. 200 Women of
Woodcraft, meets every Thursday even-
The Federated Trades Council
is Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. Vie
Rud Fraternal. Order« Mardi-Gras 1U“« Neihl^ alwaya welcoma»
■•nd Cari.ivsl taWhetdin Pinttand
MMISS HATTIE G GOWDY, Olerk?
beginning June 28 and continuing1
8Ì* okan AT lÿ ' ér " ■ TM p ■
For Kartarn Waahing- Dally
tou. Walte Watte, Law-
iaton,Co«nrd’Alene and
Great Northean poluta
ATLAÑfW~eïFRÏ8S H
- For the Kaat via Hunt- Dally
Any information as to rates, routes, etc., cheerfully give on application.
E ngineer L ost H is J ob .—An en­ sinns will run through to St. Louis
AV. O. McBRIDE, deaerai A.^ent,
gineer of one of the fast train« while without change of oars, making
short
stops
at
principal
points
en
oiling his engine at a little station
124 Third Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON
was offered and accepted a bottle of route. The first of these excursions
wbfeky, which, after taking a drink will leave Portland June 7th, and
he put in bis pocket. A moment the second June 17th, The rate
later he was accosted by the super from Portland will be $67.60 to St.
If You Are Interested In
intondent of that division of the Louie and return. Excursionists
road r.nd ordered to leave his engine
and consider himself discharged.
' The superintendent taking hie place
— in the cab, ran the engine to end of
route, and-re marked to an inquir-i
no one
should
manage
THE W.
ing friend
no one
should
mana an
-- I 1
engine.on his road who had drank f
NO- 2°°—
Woodmen of the World meets first and
And -mail to Dayton Herald
spirits or bud a bottle in bis pocket third
Tuesday of each month, at Wood­
This is significant of a great change man hall. Dayton, Oregon. Visiting
in publie sentiment and shows that Neighbors welcome.
To the N orthwest P oultry J ournal , S alem , O regon :
ALFRED SWEENY, O. 0.
railroad men recognise keenly the
CHAS
SAUNDERS,
Olerk.
danger of having a drinking man
Enclosed plea»» find ten cents for a-three months’ trial
in a responsible position in the train
subscription to the Northwest Poultry Journal. If I do not
service.—Journal of Inebriety. 1
WOMEN or WOODCRAFT
wf .
DAYTON.PUBLIC SCHOOL
Tbroual
limu Haudan! and luu rl et »leap
Ing car» <
to Omaha. Chicago, Spokane;
tourtet ateapta»
Eaaaaa CRy-
City;
o» car»
cava dally to jum
(peraok-
ally conducted) weekly to Chicago. Reclining
ehalr ear» (»eau tree) to the Kart dally.
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Arrive*
c ST cauo P ortland KIS a m
special
Pallp
Otily
Por the Kart vi* Hunt­
ington.
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