daytom hxrald
POPULAR AND PICTURESQUE.
The only thing neommry io make
the Denver and Rio Grande the
nos* popolar, an it ha* over beso
be sesead day (Monday) but
seed in the eemmandm-nts
ly of labor. Therefore, I re-
rwioii
skoold oóristáftDS
the Sabbath, (7tb day,) of
of fifty pteeee ie now givi
free conserta M tbo Lei
Clatk Exposition.
8u4w B. Aptbony, th
|ng exponent fif woman’s
Li the United Stato*, 1
30, at a reception held in the
Oregon building at the Lewis
rod JtarkExposition.
I In ths Idaho building at the
Lewis and Clerk Fair there is a
pyramid of nearljuMlro lead ore
which weighs 60,000 pounds. A
single apod mon weighs 10,000
pounds. Idaho produces udd -
ally forty per cent of tho lead
mined in the United States, and
twenty-seven per cent of the
world’s supply. ;
Friday, Jnne 80, was Vnnoou-
vor day at tbo Lewis and Clark
Fair. People of the historic
town of Vancouver. Wash., to
tbo number of Dearly two thou­
sand, swarmed into th* Fair
grounds in tho morning, and
paraded with banners and bad-
On D ollar S avbd R* pbm * wts
Tn D dllabs Kanu»—The ay*
rage man does not save .to exceed
10 per eeat of bis earnings. He
mast spend ala* dollars la living
expense* for every dollar saved.
That being the case be caopot be
toe earaim about unneosmary ex-
psnem. Vary often a fcw cent*
¡Kop*r|y invested, like buying seeds
for bis garden, will eave several dol­
lars outlay later on. It is th* same
i* buying Chamberlain’s Colie,
Cholera and Diorrbea Remedy. It
•oats but a fow cento, and a bottle
of It in the bourn often savys a doc­
tor** bill of several dollars. For
aAloby B. L. Harris.
tho Vancouver people.
stresring «ad ebreo*
Tho free illustrated lectures
Consult the Ghiro-
by Barry Buckley, of Washing­
ton, D. C., which are given every
afternoon at four o’clock in the
Government building of the
Lewis and Clark Fair, are attract­
Chamberlain’*
ing large audiences. Mr. Buck-
ley speaks eloquently on? the
wonders of the Yellow Stone
National Park,\pnd bis lecture
is beautifully illustrated by colo­
red lantern slides.
Fifty Jgorotee of the head­
hunting tribe will reach Port
land,
D ayto * H kbald and The Pacific
August, where they will build a
Monthly,
OMOt the hart
village of their native huts and
of the day, the two for 91.60 a year.
become a feature of the Expo*
Bicycle and alt kind of repairs
eition. They come by consent
of the United States Govern* made at Abdill’s tin aad black­
smith ebop.
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4«
menL
flasbed from the snow-lino of
Mt Hood to a station near the
Government buildings on the
Fsir grounds, seventy miles dis­
tant & ML Hood appears to bo
but three or four miles away.
A squad of United States troops,
in command of a lieutenant, has
established a signal station near
the summit of the grand old
Cak, and the exposition is in
ily communication with the
mountain. Several parties of
adventurous people will elimb
to tho summit of ML Hood dur­
ing the summer, as a sort of side
trip from Portland, the exposi­
tion city.
The Fourth ot July attendance
at the Exposition wss 58,708.
This it at least 30 per cent. more
than the most sanguine of the
officials ex;
Fourth of July attendance at the .
Omaha exposition by nearly
10,000, end is 14,171 higher than
the attendance on the opening
day at Portland, June 1. Upto
July 4 half a million admissions
had been recorded in the thirty-
four days of the big fair. This
•ggregafo >• iar above expecta­
tions. The attendance is in­
creasing daily, and all indica­
tions point to a total that will
break every exposition record,
considering the neighboring po­
pulation. The Fair will run un­
til October HL
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Tbo biggest nugget in the
world, one which contains ninety
per cenL silver,end weighs 397
pounds, is the striking feature of
Colorado’s mining display in the
Mineo and Metallurgy building
at the Fair. Tbo silver Con­
tained in the nugget, if counted,
would makq 6,640 silver dollars.
It wss taken from the famous
IF YOU
STAMMER
picturesque way to cross the cooti-
Dont, has obtoe about This is the
establishment of through sleeping
oar eervio*.
la connection with theO. R. A N.
a through Pullman Standard Sleep
or is now run from Portland to Den­
ver, leaving Portland at 8:15 p. m,
arriving at Balt Lake at 8:40 a.m. tbo
second morning, leaving Salt Lake
al 8:60 p.m. And arriving at Deaver
4:20 p. m. tbo following day. Thio
seboaule gives passenger* seven
boon stop over la Balt Lake afford-
lag aa opportunity to visit tbo Mor-
moo Capital as well aa a day light
ride through the grandest scenery
In the world.
For reservetiooe in this oar and
for illustrated booklets picturing
tbo scenery contiguous to the Doo­
ver A Rio Grande proving it to bo
the "Scenic U m of the World,"
write to W. C. McBride, General
Agent, 194 Third street Portland.
for 9136, good g*iag Saturday or i
Sunday, lulurnimlBànday or M<* .
d*y, ftrii«all day ÖOtMlft^g ftS^l
Monday I. PorÄUjW W
arrangement applleefoem Portland, .
giving Portland people a cbanos to
visit valley points at groatiy re-
HI IMTHUIITfDLVlTft
CIO» TH C0IT1IIIT
►regen Daily Journal,
* rwoaZs, *rt
PAYTON HERALD
Fbr One Cent a Word.
rado a*rln*s and Denver.
A Daylight Bide Through
Nature’s Art Gallery
Pasting Oaatie Gato, Canon of the Grand,
Painting and
Paper Hanging Seek Mb Further, For
The endenicned having loeatod ta
;
Bitter Can’t Me Found.
Dayton, la now prepared to do an kind
of Painting and Paper Baagtag ta the
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Maintains unexcelled servioe from
the Weet to the East and South.
Making atom jooonectiooa with
tanin* of all tranaoontinen tai'linee,
pamengere are given their cholee o
routee to Chicago, Louisville, Mem*
MI55OUHI
best routes, are invietd to oorres
pondenca with the following repro*
sentativea.
hardware.
B. H. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent, 149
Third 8L, Portend, Ore.
J.C. LINDSEY,
Third St*. Portland, Ore.
PAUL B. THOMPSON,
A PLEASANT WAY TO TRAVEL.
He delivera ble
The above is the usual verdlotof the
traveler atingtheMtaaourf PastleBalL
between the Paetge Coast and the
Beat, and we believe the servioe and ae*
eoaueodatione gtven merit thia state-
■eeL From Denver. Colorado SprtagB
aad Pueblo there at* two through trata*
J. ARMS
umn MDE ft
rytag Pjdhnan-s latest standard sisetrio-
tarttod stooping earn, chair oars, aad np-
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
G uild Nor Exncnovo Liv* num
Oss H ouk to A nother , C ubed by
C ham bbblaim ’ o C olic , C hcuiba
and D iarbhoba R bmbdy .
Ruth, th* little daughter of ».
N. Dewey of Agnawville, Va , waa
seriously ill of cholera infantum
Forty acres Ng, 1 land with im-
last summer. MWa gave her up
and did not expect her to live from
one hour to another,” be aaya. “I
A. N. PRE8NAUU
When you wept a good shave
happened to think of Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and Diorrhea Rem« lair cut or shampoo, call on
edyandaota boUl* of it from tbo Spangle, the Day tonbarber.
Commercial Work on short notice
Tablets of all kinds, note and
FIRST CLASS WORK.
otter papsr, envelopes, pans, ate.,
Detasgring**.
Gentlemen's Work a
Tailor made suite for gentle­
SPECIALTY.
men, a fit gqfirantqpd, at Rip-
mt STM
LAUNDRY,
PRICES
W. E. QOMAN, G. F. and P. A.
____ __________ Portland, Oregon.
Dayton and St Joe Stage.
Leavea Day ton twice a day for
St- Jo*—-at 8:80 a. m.; and 130
REASONABLE.
F or S alk .—A ladies wheel in
good repair; inquire at this office.
nd*d to.
MDMEY DISEASES
When the Kidneys fail to perform their* fiinctionn nranurlw hw rias aHminiMm am » th« ^U mm .
«. c. vert muni
Th* O. C.T. Ca*s steamers, goinn
One lot and a Ralf ih Da’
able
Thia
J. ARMS
TM UÜTTAUE.
J. F. STAIGER.
P bopbibtob .
oRswnr.
, Blacksmithing.
First class In every respect.
Ratos from 91 to 92 per day. Spec­
ial attention paid to Commercial
Travelers. Sample room* la con­
nection.
F cr B au .—Man’s bicyclo, in
The undersigned having again- good running order. Will trade
opened hie blacksmith shop at for hay. Inquire at this office.
his old stand at G. B. Abdxll’s,
Shoes al tbo lowest prises, also
wonld invite those who want
work done in hie line, to give other goods, at the Raokst store,
him a trial. Repairing done on
short notice.
W. F. AB DILL, *
11,000,
WhiCH D at B bould CnaisriA**
Kasr?
I waa very muoh intermtedln a
piece written by Georgiana Miller
upon “Sabbath Observance. And
J. O. LINDSEY,
am in harmony with bar when ah*
says the commandment to keep
holy the Sabbath day, baa never
been repealed. Thus, turning to
Exodus 20th ¿bap., 8th to 18th var.
we read, “Remembsr th* Sabbath
bath day to keep it holy. Six days DR. VAN DINK’S VETERAN OIL
sbalt thou labor and do all thy
work ; but tbo Sabbath day is this The chief of all Hui men to for
Sabbath of tbo Lord thy God, in it matt or beast 50q and 81.
thou sbalt not do any work, thou,
DR VAN DINK’8 GOLDEN HAIR
VIGOR
Restores the hair, remove* dan­
druff,destroys freckles and mole*.
50c and 91. Apply with sponge
to face and bands once a week.
DR MURRAYS GOLDEN LUNG
AND LIVER BALSAM.
“any nation (and we add, any indi­
Veteran
Blood Purifier—for ca-
vidual) that forgets to obey God's
tarrah
and
general debility pf
command as to Sabbath root, is on
tfie down grade.* Bet in summing men and womeg. 91 per bottle,
up definite results oho asks obits- 6 bottles for 95.
Sold by D r . J. W. M urray ,
tiaus to pray, «M pastors to psoseh
that: *'1«L A higher standard of Dayton, Oregon.
Sabbath keeping among Christians.
M., Release of an many aa possi­ - Ladies walking shoes, new
ble from Sunday tail. 3d.. Dieoon- goods and latest style at Rip-
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Advertisements or articles for
Cublication in H brald , should
a handed in by Wedneoday
noon, to insure publication same
week. Lenghty articles on Sat­
urday or Monday morning.
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