Dayton herald., March 03, 1905, Image 4

An Editor#/Opinion of Th*» ' One of the grent^^t farm and '
(Special Correspondence )
comineroi«} pnpors punished
P ortland , Ore., Feb. 27,1905.
.»RIDAY, MARCH 3, 1905
The Oregon
Development
_
.
Edyth Toaier. Wertherred, te de west bf Chicago—the Ffirni undj
League will hold • convention in acribiug b recenl Irip over-tho Deri Fireside, published -by- The;
WHBN YbU-QAN BUY OM
A dvantages or P oligamy — A the city of Portland, Tuesday ver A Rio Grande Railroad,-says in Crowell Publishing Oo., Spring-
field, Olijp, twice« month, and
Easy Credit Terms
young Mormon woman; modest and and Wednesday, April 4th and “The Exposition”:
“At last the god of the ambiHon D ayton H erald 11.20 a yaar.
-
_ .
intelligent, wkh dear, hdnMt gray 6th.
•fsa.yaup.
There are now 51 regularly or­ of years has been reached—mar­ The Farm and Fireside runs
eyes, deplored the prohibition nt
poligamy.' “We lose somethin« the ganised bodies holding member- velous, wonderful, grand and iu- 20 to 82 pages eaeh issue, well
up .
J m I generation had,” abe said “Our «hip in th« Oregon Development spiring Ro~»l Gorge, is on either' iilustrutprf articles on farm top-
The only disappointing j
tiole8 of inter.
SEWING MACHINES^
family would have aeemad lopsided l>eague, and this makes it the hand.
thing is you nnly have one pair of । ’
1 ,u“ J
,
- m.1,
with only one mother. And waa II largest and beat organized state eyes
“whila tr^; dona inand out nf
to tbe farm boiHe. _rake
STOVES and RANGES^
not worth oomatbing to ue ohildren
laxly in the Union—there is no the tremendouajchnsm. If any who advantage of the above offer as
that we bad to divide everything—
HOUSEHOLD
FURHITURE
the c'utking rates have only
Of all kind» at «0 oanta up.
even oar fat her?" She aaid abe other slate organization in tbe have never Heen it are wondering
been
arranged
To?e9ntinue
for
a
United
States
which
can
com
­
bow
It
look*
ju.t
go
and
see.
Thon
would not object to marrying a po
IROH and STEEL SAFES,
,
*•
lygamist if she loved him, though pare with it in completeness of sands have tried to describe it, yet short lime.
every attempt fell» short of giving
TYPEWRITERS and OFFICE
•be coafeased abe would • little representation.
D ayton H rb |LD and Semi-Witk-
FURNITURE From S6.29 up«
rather be tho first wife. When
The following towns, embrac­ the subject justice.”
ly
Journal
(Po'lland)
fl
75
fl
year;
If you contemplate a trip East,
asked if be would bo-wiliiogto have ing every section of Oregon, are
Daily Jjyntnsl and H erald i 1 50
Mrtb. Lave unlimited capital and sell
hi» daughter marry a pluralist, her epresented in tbe State League write W. (J. McBride, 124 Third Ser year; including Sunday Journal,
direct front the workshop io the tlre.ido
oo EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS to
street
Portland,
Ore.,
for
booklets
father said he would prefer It. She by local organization«: Albany,
5
75.
This
is
your
opportunity
to
honorable people in all parte of tho
picturing Colorado’s famous scenery
world. No other manufacturer will let
would be conforming to the laws of
get the news of e«ch day complete
Arlington,
Ashland,
Astoria,
Ba
­
and
other
information
you
may
the church, besides which she would
at small coat. The Journal gives
be marrying a tried man, one al­ ker City, Burns, Condon, Cor­ desire.
Write ta tataiMtlM ata Fr»» Catalofiia
the latest
lan-t Lews
uewB । of the world each
s———«B—
.
me
vallis,
Cottage
Grove,
Dallas,
ready proven to be a good husband.
THS KNCLKWOOO CO.
IF YOU ARE NOT PARTICULAR I'¡’’¿•“««K' ancee, but improve
Cunte>ll4aM<l FteOorlM.
-«‘-From Leslie’s Monthly Magasine Drain, Echo, Elgin, Enterprise,
the opportunity to get your home ' 5I-S3 Randolph SL. Chicago. HL. U. «. «.
fax March.
Estacada,
Eugene, Fairview, Don’t travel over the Illinois Cen­ paper with a metropolitan paper at
Forest Grove, Grants Pass, Har­ tral, as any old road will do you little cost, while this offer contin­
Heppner, Hillsboro, and we don’t want yonr patronage; ues.
A m O regon U niversity B ullk risburg,
-
tin on R oad L aws — “Tendencies in Hood River, .Huntington, Inde­ but if you are particular and want
Dr. Estock examines and tests
Recent Ameriean Road Legislation” pendence, Ione, Irrigon,-Jeffer­ the best and meifi'to have it, ask
u tbe title of the new Bulletin pre­ son, Joseph, Junction City, Klam­ the ticket agent to route you via the eyee for glasses free of charge.
pared by the Department of Eco­ ath Falls, La Grande, Lebanon, I llinois C kntral , the road that NoL having the expense of
nomic« and Sociology of the State Marshfield, McMinnville^- Med­ runs through solid vestibule train*,-Portland occulista he can save
University. We make following ford, Myrtle Creek* Newberg, between §t. Paul, Omahs, Chicago, y0U lnone„ Call and aeè him.
On Jellies
extracts from it. The author shows
St. Loma, Memphis, and New/
preserves and pickles, spread
North
Yamhill,
Oakland,
Onta
­
that satisfactory progress in build­
thin coating of
Orleans. .
i New Subscriptions taken at this
ing and maintenance of good roads rio, Oregon City, Pendleton, Port­
No additional charge is made for office for The Youth’s Companion.
requires, 'first of all an appreciation land, Prineville, Roseburg, Sa­ • seat in our reclining chair cars, Also renewals. Samples of The
of what good roads mean for the lem, The Dalles, Union and Vale. which are fitted with lavatories and Companion can be seen here,
Tbe general officers are as fol­ smoking rooms, and have porter in I TaWpt8
welfare of tbe people and then tbe
aU kjnd8) note and
will keep them absolutely moisture and
development of such an organisa­ lows;
President, E. L. Smith, * w*1»
ik nr • n » i
1 lpfter PaPf'r, envelopes, pens, etc.
ucLI pfoof. Pure Hefined ParatUne in a I
tion of their resources as will fur­ Hood River; Secretary and Treas- » Kates via the Illinois Central are i rlf_:„,
ubffful In u dusen other ways about tbs
H ’
boost. Full dlrectlonN in each packuce.
nish road improvement money and uror, Tom Richardson, Portland; the lowest, and we will be glad to
Sold everywhere.
* ’
brain«. People must realise what Vice Presidents, F. J. Blakely, quote them in connection with any
When yofl want a good shave
STANDARD OIL CO
hair cut or ehamjioG, call on Z.
they have at stake in-the difference
transcontinental line.
Spangle, the Day tonbarber.
between good roads and bad roads, Roseburg; A. Bennett, Irrigon;
B. H. TRUMBULL,
and then get such a system of laws F. W. Waters, Salem; J. H. Alt-
Commercial Agent, 142
as will ioduce the largest measure | kin, Huntington; J. Q. A. Bowl­
Third St., Portand, Ore.
of effective effort in building good by, Astoria.
J.C. LINDSEY,
roads.
A reception will be tendered
GrOOD
T. F. A P. A., 142 Third
The bulletin is made up of two tbe League by the Portland Com­
St., Portland, Ore.
' part«. In the first Professor Young mercial Club. The railroad rates
PAUL B. THOMPSON,
point« out th« conditions that led tor tho occasion *will be announc­
— Frt. A P. A f-Ronnd 1 Co
A Homey M «saitme-each month helpful,
. to tbe moat remarkable awakening ed later.
man Bldg , Seattle, Wash. -^practical a.ul iueptrlng. Full of fasci-
‘
\
natlng letter.«
raantfuny illustrated.
of tbe people of this country, dur­
A inl'.Itnn leadera.
The active officers of League
A C hicago A lderman O wes H is
ing tbe last 16 years, to the inter­
Earn Money for a
est« they have at Blake in their pub­ are determined that this gather­ E lection to C hamberlain ’ s C ough $1 00 per year—10, cents a copy.
SUMMER
TRIP.
ing
shall
result
in
a
plan
being
R emedy .—“I can heartily and cod - A 1FREE aample copy to «11 reqneatlng.
lic roads. A great national move­
decided
upon
that
will
insure
scientiouely
recommend
Chamber
­
ment has been organized'.' The rup-
Everv boy enjoys a change of air and
the fun to he had in the mountains or at
port of the general government in all the different interests of Ore­ lain’s Cough Remedy for'affeotions AGENTS
WAITED, the
but not every boy'» father
its office of Public Roud Inquiries gon being so represented on tbe of the throat and lunge, says Hon. G ood HovrFKXxctNO wanta a auhaorlptinn can washore,
afford the expense. Wouldn't it be
repreaeutative iu every city aml towu la
/has b»en enlisted. This agency un- grounds of the Lewis and Clark John Shenick, 220 8. Pooria St., the
jolly to earnjho money yourself?
weaL To tbuae who will give «¡1 or a
^.der Hon. Marlin Dodge is rapidly Exposition, as to enable every Chicago. “Two years ago during
portion of the time it offera attractive work
. T here Is a way that le a» easy as it is
and
payaexeeediagly
liberal
commliuilouB.
sure. It is by getting subscribers for
j -extending its work. It is diasem- visitor to get reliable data regard­ a political campaign, I caught col
It will pay yon to investigate. A postal
card will bring partlcnlais. Write at once
THE PACIFIC TREE AND VINE.
• inating most helpful literature on ing any portion of this state up­ after being overheated, which irr
so as to be the first In your field.
Hundreds of boys ail over ths country
tqted my throat »nd I was finally
road conatruolion and road laws.
THE {PHELPS PUBLISHING COMPANY, are dntnx this and you might just as well
It is testing free of charge road ma­ on any subject. Homeseekers compelled to stop, as I could not
Pacific coait ufll< e,
have your share of the profits.
terial, and have built sample object are now visiting every part of speak aloud. In my extremity a W Columbian Building, San Francisco, eel.
Send a postal today and w« will send
Oregon,
and
there
will
be
many
you complete Instructions, together with
friend advised, me to use Chamber.
lesson roads in nearly every elite.
An
Illuetrattd
Magazine
for
a free outfit.
Tbe very efficient Natloffal Good thousands coming here daring Iain’s Cough Remedy. I took two
All the Family.
Roads Association is supported by the fair, who will desire to inves­ doses that afternoon and could not D ayton H erald and Good
Tbe Pacific Tree and Vine,
about half a dozen kindred national tigate the different sections of believe my senses when I found the Housekeeping $1.75 per year.
Park Hotei Bldg., San Jose, Calif.J
orgaaizations. Every state prob­ the state, and it is the purpose next morning the inflammation had
ably and many'sections and coun- of tbe League to be of aRSiBtanca largely
..---v, subsided. I took severa
lie« are organised to promote the to such homeseekers. A com-
ing through the campaign, and
W-k? W»« «/.aged thank this medicine that I won m; Dayton and St Joo Stage.
NEW YONK WTNESS.
ment of such spirit and earnestness and will be given out later. A set in the Council.” This remed;
Leaves Day ton twice a day for TIHMT ALL ¿BOUND FAMILY NXWFrAFXX.
haveaignificanoe, and are valuable dollar dinner given by tbe mem­ iqjor sale by R. L. Harris.
St. Joe—at 8:30 a. m.; and 1:30 Au Exponent of Applied Christianity:
bers of the League has been dis-
as models.
Independent In Politic«
p.
m. Returning at 11 a. m
“Tbe World To-Day,” is a fully
. . Having ahown that th» ba»la of cugwd, but is not yet definitely
Hoa something of Interest for every member
up-to-date magazine. It gives the and at 4 p. m. Orders left with of th« household.
our good roads movement lies in the decided upon.
Garden Department;
news of the day up to data in an E. J. Avery, proprietor, or at the Farm and
farreachiog importance to a people
Children's Department;
attractive and very interesting style postoffice will be promptly at­
Scientine Department;
of tbeir roads, and pointed out tbe
SpiiIt of the Press, etc., etc
There being no harness shop and contains much of interest ant tended to.
fact that in the long run good roads
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
instruction
to
all,
in
articles
on
dif
The
Witness
and
D
ayton H xxald combined
are not a whit harder on the pocket­ in Dayton, or dealer in that line
ohly >1.60 a year.
book of the farmer than are bad of goods; and there being a de ferent topics of the day. This ex­
roads, Crpf Young go«s csrefully ruand for harness «nd repairs of cellent magazine and D ayton H er ­
Into the the laws that hwve brn-n out harness, by 'residents of town ald , only $1 75 per year.
come of thia movement . He gives and vicinity, G. Londenshauseu,
READING;-^'
The undersigned'havingagain SAÄBBÄTH
A BIXTXXN rAOX WXXXLY FAPXK. gOLKLY^
" The O. R. & N. steamers RutH
lw4»u I nr digests showing the provis
opened
his
blacksmith
shop
at
UKLIGIOUS
IN CHABACTKR.
ions in the laws of the different the shoemaker, has brought on and Modoc, ply between here and
No New.; No Politic». Storie»; Poetry; Snn
his
old
stand
at
G.
B.
Abdill
’
s,
a
lot
of
material
for
harness
mak
­
Portland. They leave here at 6 a.
day-School Ix:e«ou; Chrlatlan Endeavor and
state» and territories bearing upon
Epworth League Topic»; Mother»’ Sabbath Af­
charscleristio feature» as they were ing and is now prepared to make m., sharp. The Ruth leaves Mon­ would invite those who want ternoon
with the Children; Mlscellaneou» Re-
jn 18$$ secondly the changes made now harness or repair old. Don’t days, Wednesdays and Fridays; re work done in his - line, to give lUioua Matter.
ONLY 60 CENTS A YEAR.
Modoc him atrial. Repairing done on
by 1890; thirdly, those made to- forget when you want harness' turning alternate daye.
The Sabbath Reading and D ayton H xkald
combined, only U Wryear.
tween Unit date and tbe end of 1904 made or repaired to give him a leaves Tuesdays, ThufWays, Satur short notice.
day ; returning alternate days; Bun­
1 he tendencies clearly revealed in
W. F. AB DILL,
SPECIAL OFFER,
days excepted.
«hi» new n,ad legislation are sum
The WUneM. Sabbath Reading and D ayton
H erald combined, only 92.00. a year.
untriz d
These three papera combined affosd a liberal
b a YIOH HERALD
y Pajj Cas
Tlirouxh Pt li11 •"“)
capir rtatli
kiuriat aivvi*
IhiiHi^h Pulii ....
i in ■I tuurisi
¡illy rauduch
i‘iO Pus PLANO
SPICCIAI
7 at rl Rust
WITH YOUR JOURNEY
H yuurttekete read over the Denver
cud Rio llraud« Railroad, the '“Scenic
Line of tho WoehL*^^-------
------- I*
; ' ■ ?I B M.-U
r oi haUi'rn W -«bln»- n«i1
to». Wall» Watte,
}Mo<M-<*ur<fAteiieand
tireai Nurthe«ii pahii«
BECAUSE
HOUSEKEEPING-
Here Boys !
Blacksmithing.
home education.
. C hampion L iniment for R hkuma
T ism —Chas Drake, a mail carrier
at Cnapinville, Conn , aaya; Cham
berl»i«i s Pain Balm is the champi
on of all liniments
The past year
I was troubled a great deal with
rheumatism in my shoulder. After
trying several cures the storekeeper
here recommended this remedy and
it completely cured me.” There is
no use of any one suffering from
that painful ailment when this lini­
ment can be obtained for a small
sum. One application gives prompt
relief and ita continued use for a
ebort time will produce a perma­
nent cure
For vale by R L.
Harris.
P ortland and R eturn O nly
11.35.—Thu,Southern Pacific Com-
pauy ate now »oiling round .tain
tiexete to Portland from Dayton
fof $1 35, good going Saturday or
Sunday, returning Sunday or Mon­
day, giving all day Sunday, and
Monday in Portland. Tbe same
arrangement applies from Portland,
giving Portland people a chance to
visit valley points at greatly re­
duced rates.
to Chicago and all pointe cast; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all points
south.
‘
"
—DEALER IN—
Sec that your ticket reads via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Thoroughly modern trains connect with all transcontinental lines at St. Paul aud
j
Omaha.
If your frioDds are coming west let ns know and we will quote them direct
Produce.
the specially low rates now tn effect from all eastern points.
Any iuformatlon as to rate», routes, etc., cheerfully give on application.
DAYTON,
-
- OREGON
P
B. H. TRUMBULL,
J. C. LINDSEY,
Commercial Agent,
T. F. A P. A.
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
P. B. THOMPSON, F. & P. A.,
Room 1, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
CURES PHEVMATiSM AND ALL PAIN
,
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kohu -
FOR LEWISTON, Idq^jj...
*UuaHiy
,r“,u
pm T51 C
"team ex Sat
era Spokane and Lewh-I
ton
When jou want a
or
lod^'ng,
nights lods
ng, go to the Commer­
cial hotel,Where you will find them.
First class meals and good lodg­
ing at the Commercial hotel.
Lots of fine oranges and lemons
at Detmering’e.
D aytom H erald and “Dumb An­
imals 11.25 per year.
Flak«» ihdncya and Bladder
Right
pboue Mein MS
Portland & Asiatic Steam-
ship Codipanv
Arthur, ud VUdho.S^
P atents
rwvv» '
CoevmaHTS Ac.
Anyone nndln» ■ «ketch and description may
qntckly ascertain oar opinion free whether an
Invention la probably patentable, ('ommunlca-
tlonaatrloOyoonSdentlal. HANDBOOK on Patenu
tent tree. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive.
fprcial notlu, without charge. In. the
. SdtMIfic American.
A handaomely Illastrated weekly. Tsonrest cir­
culation of any sclenttflc Journal. Terms. S3 a
*',rt
druMoSifi.T“'1 /u" ,n,orn»«H<<n eallouorid-
oWelal. or ag.uu uf th« O. B. A N. Cu
SOUTH AND EAST
A PLEASANT WAY TO TRAVEL
! The_abovQ is tbe usual verdiet of the
ytraveler tiding tho Mleeoui-I Pacific Rail,
way between the Pacific Coaet and the
Eaet, and we believe the service and M-
comtnddaUonB given 'merit thin state­
ment. From Denver, Colorado Springe
and Pueblo there are two through trains
dally to Kansas City and St. Louis, car­
rying Pullman’s latest standard electric-
lighted sleeping cate, chair cars, and up-
to-date dining car». The same excellent
service io operated from Kansas City
। and St. Louis to Memphis, Little Rock
and Hot Springs. If you are going Eact
or South, write for rates and full Infor­
mation,
W. C. McBRIDE,
G eneral A gent ,
124 Third St.
Pertland, Ore.
“THE MILWAUKEE.”
A familiar name for the Chicago, Mil­
waukee & St. Paul Railway, known all
over the Union as the Great Railway
running the “P ioneer L imited ” trains
every day and night between St. Paul
and Chfiago, and Omaha and Chicago,
“The only perfect trains i tut he world.’*
Understand:
Connections are made
with A ll Transcontinental Lines, assur­
ing to passengers the best service known.
Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam
heat, of a verity equaled by no other
line. -
See that your ticket reads via “The
Milwaukee” when going to any point in
the United States or Canada. All ticket
agents sell them.
For rates, phampleta or other Informa­
tion, address,
_
J. W. C asey ,
H. 8. Rows, \
Trav. Pa»». Agt.
Ganeral Agent-
PORTLAND, OR
SOMM HIM Ci
J0;™ bayton for Portland and way
’ arrives from Portiani
Lcavei
Portland
Albany
Arrive
Aahland
Sacramento
Baa Francuco
Ogden
Denver
Kxnau City
Chicago
xrp^cle’
W»w York___________ »:1s» m H:»yn
Pullman and Tourist eare on both trains.
ch**£ ears Sacramento to Ogd«n and XI Paso
and Tourist ears to Chicago, St Loute, N«W
Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at Sen Francieco with aeveral
steamship lines for Honolulu. Japan. China
Philippines, Central and South* Africa ’
W. E. COMAN, G. F. and P. A.
Portland, Oregon.
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THE BLADE,____
Toledo, Ohio.
Notice of Final Settlement
NoUce Is hereby given that the under­
signed, the adffilniatratrix of the estate
of Martin Dower, deceased, has filed her
final account in tbe administration of
said estate, and that the County Court
has fixed February Sth., 190«. at the
County Court room in Yamhill County,
Oregon, at 1.00 In the afternoon of said
day, as the time and place for hearing
Midjflnal account and objections thereto.
Dated this 15th day of December, 1904,
MABIE UNA DOWER,
Administratrix of the estate of Martin
n lower,
(
desceased.
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York Tribune Farmer only 11.25
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When your lun^s are sore and inflamed from ccu
Is the time when the germs of PNEUMONIA, PLEU
and CONSUMPTION find lodgment ¿nd multiply.
wa r m a
with rheumatism.
Ed. C. Nud, lowavUle, Sedgwick Cn Kan... •
about on crutches and safiirin-
great deal of which
pain,
I waa induced to try Ballard'. on a „wwnlment
Liniment,
Cured me, after using three 50c now
bottles
TT IA which
Tiro
ommetided -it to a number of
Without crutch«», «nd am able to
deal of light labor on the farm“'
THREE SIZES: 25c, 30c AND SIX-
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Good goods, and low prices for
cash at Nichols A Gabriel’«.
SOLD ANO REOOMMSNOKD BY
nano
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mein
7taam
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Win
Fort Worth
MO a n «JSam
City Mexico
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or addressing John Arms, Day­
ton, Or. He will ship pigs by
exprass to any part of Oregon or
Washington.
1230 pm. li» pm
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I have been Buffering for the past
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thing that gave me satisfaction and
tended to alleviate my pains. March
24, 02: John C. Degnan, Kinsman,
Illi. 26o, 5Oo and 11.00 * Sold by
H L Harris.
WANTED.—10 men ineicb state
to travel, tack signa and distribute
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Salary 176 per month. $8 per day
for expenses. KUHLMAN CO.,
Dept. 8, Atlas Building, Chicago.
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The regular price of each paper is
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lungs, or opiates that cause constioation, a cpp'hu- • >»■
retards recovery from a cold. FOLEY’S HO*x^
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lung troubles.
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pain in my lungs and today I am aound and well.
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one-half times as much aa the small slae and the 11 «J LuGUi
almost six times as much? REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
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