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DAYTON
GET PRINTED:
Cards, Posters. Circular*.
Lotter and Bill Head«. »Cc
DAYTOH HERALD Office. _
HERALD.
aubacriptian ll P*r y»»rit paid in advmca
Olt paid witbin sir month..
IH.pf.v »dvertiwoneuia, Singit inch per
month »1-. a»ch aMIUua.1 iaah W aatta per
month: reading notice, in local column Sc.ut.
per llaefortr.t ina.rtion, < cante tor iuM
onaat iaswtiM.
H Obitoary and marriage uotieaa not exceeding
It linea, pubUahed irae. II lent in tor publica­
tion at once. Card of tkaak., reaolut'on», and
liar matter I eanta par line.
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NO. 46
DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY.5 FEBRUARY 9. 1906,
VOL. XXI
HE KEEPS THEM!
T hk D uty or W oman As R elated [
to B uffbaoe .
Arrive
Ladies’ Man Tailored suits at
i -S lu .
1:00*. m.
11:10 a. m.
Rippey’s.
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I am glad the women of Oregon
.A:» ». n.
The fine weather still continues. have decided not to longer waive
their right of suffrage and allow it
ARRIVAL AMD DEFABTURB OF TRAINS. Oregon is great io many ways.
to remain dormant. Their present
B... full lio. Of Pr9pH.t.ry .nd P.Wnl M m H m I Pr.J8WHoo.
Laivu Dayton lor Portland at »;M a. m.
There are a great maay potatoes promising campaign had reaobed
Arriva. « Daytpn from Portland 5M p. ».
now being brough» to the Day ton the stage where it ia conceded with
Frosh «nd op to date in every particular.
Evaporator.
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practical unanimity that such an
Grass looks well and is shooting
intrinsic right exists Such oppo
Yon
can
rely
on
getting
the
right lip-
sition as ia encountered ia founded
Clean and fresh groceries at Filer best and cleanest of groceries at on other objections.
NOTE AND LETTER PAPER.
Filer <t Sou’s.
Womans strongest appeal for ex­
A Son’s.
ENVELOPES, PLAIN AND FANCY,
Bar« relief of Rheumatism.
PENS, INK, FANCY NOTE PAPER AND TABLETS
Goods aa low aa the lowest, for
The Board of Trade will hold ercise of ballot may be based upon
the
question
of
her
duty I o enter CANDIES, NUTS, ALL KIND OF
cash, at Nichole & Gabriel’s.
,
their regular mpstioR next Monday
THE BEST CONFECTIONERY MADE, I'
The eclipse of the moon came off evening, at which time they will politics and make her influence felt
io ths advancement of the noeeaeary
ORANGES, LEMONS, AND OTHER TROPICAL FRUITS,
all right on Thursday night.
elect officers.
t
reforms in which our beat oitiasn-
ALSO,
Moat pf the fall sown grain la
The
Woman
’
s
R*li*f
Corps
of
shi(i
ia
interested
It
should
be
InaUnt relief and sure cure for Coughs, Cold« and Croup.
growing nicely, and looks well.
Dayton, will give an Orange Tea the remembered now that after the vic­
Bread,'pies and cakes of all kind afternoon and evening of Thursday tory has been won, the result« of
Toilet articles, Perfumes, Booksand Stationary, School Supplies.
at the Day ton Bakery ; and made February 22. Remember the date, the first election in which women
Open every day in the week except Sunday._________ , ,
to order. .
will participate, will raise our polit­
and don’t fail to ^ttond.
county Ote*
surveyor
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no UUUMVJ
WVJV» — was here
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ical standards, just in proportion to
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। Thursday doing surveying on some
g £ Hampton, of Portland, ths loftiness of tbs ideals main-
of the streets.
who waa heie tbi« week, «enuring ■ained throughout thia oampaigo.
The largeat contributing factor to |
Some are pulling in garden truck namea for the ««tabliahing of «
euch things as potatoes, onions. branch of the Westen! Library »resent unsstiafsetory political con-
leltuice, peas, etc
Association of:■ Portland, Or., litiooa is that so many men have a
A small sum of money will buy met with good success, having else and unpatriotic conception
In or<ipr to dose out our line of ranges and beating *1^«« we wih sell
a great amount of first class groce­ secured a large list of name« for hat they are too good to participate
l
n politics, and whilst their selfish
ries at Filer A Son’s.
the establishment of the library. neglect of public responsibility them absolutely AT COST FOR CASH FOR THE NEXT SII Y
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Fresh candies, nuts,tropical fruits Mr. Hampton left here Wednes­ places them in a humiliating posi­ DAYS
We carry a fùll Une of FARM IMPDEMENT8, SHELF HARD­
and other good things at Detmer- day evening for other Willamette tion, the woman who fails to appre­
WARE, PAINTS and OILS. Our price« are aa low a« th« loweat.
ng’s confectionery store.
points. W. C. Hampton of Port­ ciate that it ia her duty to take h Goods not in «tocx will be ordered without delay. •
There is a lively business now land, was here Wednesday, and hand is liable to precisely the same
T
T
r« A QTT .17. JCr no
Before making purchashe^ of Dry
being done at the Dayton Evapora- has installed the library, at Det- criticism.
B. L ek P aget .
Gbods, Clothing and other articles
tqr. Long may it continue.
Portland, Ore.
• mering’s store in postoffice build-
kept hi a general merchandise store,
Groceries are the mainstay of inff;
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—Alter
two aa yearn
ut F a/W
Bvryiv>v
call aTour place of business, examine
life—the best at Filer & Son’s-* the library is to be turned over
F ebbuaby B unbet .— Th« JTabru-_____ ;
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our stock, get prices of goods
the Dayton grocerymen;
te the Dayton public school.
ary
Bunset
is
on
hand
looking
a
a
. a
The Dayton public school will
attractive aa ever, with a cover de­
While
here
last
week
assisting
hi
give
another
entertainment
in
Nich
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1.
by Allan Dunn—Midwinter A
| ^4 vierii T 1VQ O
ols hall, one week from thii dale. revival meetings at the.Evangelical sign
Touring on California Coast High- aa .
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L J—dlLI-vZz
church,
Rev.
C.
C.
Poling,
in
com-
E. A. Aiderman planted a lot of
ways. The leading article is a poem
jany
with
Rev.
M
B.
Young,
the
potatoes last week. He will^ be in
by Bliss Carman ; a description of
market with potatoes early in the jnstor, made a pleneanCcall at the mountain climbing in California io to Chicago and all points’eaat; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all points
We have a large and well selected
H
erald office. Kev. Poling and
spring.
range back of San
u .... Btock of general merchandise which
the editor of this paper having both the San Gabriel
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IX'SiXX&
The Pleasant Hour Reading Club been born in the vicinity of Johns­ ».„„di»»,
Bernardino,
which
is beautiful in
we are offering the lowest figures for
■met at the residence of Mrs. E V. town, Pa, but never having been rhyme and rhythm, and set« toe Omaha"
Filer Wedneeday afternoon, and acquainted uatil residing in Oregon, pace
If your friends are coining wast let us know and we will quote them direct
ace for verse making, which only
had an enjoyable meeting.
Alfred J. Wat the epeetally low rates now in effect from aH eaetern pointe.
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nevertheless bad much to talk about John Vance Cheney,
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Any Information as to rate«, routes, et®-. cheerfully give on application.
Watches and jewelry carefully the place of tbeir birth. Mr. Poling erhouae, Charles Warren Stoddard
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repaired. Leave work with L. H. having returned frogs, Johnstown and George Sterling could follow.
B. H. TRUMBULL,
Litscher. Walch furnished you un­ onlv a few months since, and being There are good stories about fishing
Commercial Agent,
til yours is repaired. R eynold «!
an interesting conversationalsl as and fashions, Howers, and tome ex-1 J. C. LINDSEY,
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
T. F. & P. A.
John Moore ehipped a ton of well as a thorough and interesting cel lent fiction; the most notable be­
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
evaporated apple« to Portland la«t expounder of the gospel from bis ing a story of the South Seas by I
P. B. THOMPSON, F. A JP. A.,
Monday. Thia wa« a part of the standpoint, a half hour of pleasant Lloyd Osbourne, entitled, “Professor
Room 1, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
fruit which he ha« evaporated dur­ conversation waa spent with him No No. Sam Davis contributes a
story of the Comstock, with some
and Rev. Young by the editor.
ing this winter.
amusing incidents of the early days
Orange Tea Thursday afternoon
Mrs. J. W. Jackson near Gold- which is illustrated by reproduc­
and evening February 22, st Wom­
an’s Relief Corps and G. A. R ball. endale, Wash., whs accidentally tions of photographs of presidents
Remember the date and lake a cup shot by her son a boy of 14, while and prominent people who have vis­
firing at a mark on a building ited lower levels of this famous
of tea with the ladies.
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Mr«, W. G Terkins, who went to near the dwelling house. Mrs. mine,
her old home in New York, about Jacksonia a woman of pleasing,
until you receive and approve of your bicycle.
two years ago has returned to Day- personality, and many excellent
The graduation esercisse of the
ton knd taken rooms with Mr. and qualities; and much beloved by Oregon State Normal School at
Ton Dn^o Froo Trial
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Mrs. A. O. Delnaertng.
friends nnfl neighbors. etrmxM Monunook,
Mrs Detmering who has been her injuries prove fatal, as it is ruary 9ih to 12lh. Bunday, Feb­
Q
with Coaster - Brakes and Punctureless Tires.
suffering all winter with a sob ? on feared they will, the family will ruary 11, 10:30 a. m permon to
one of her feet, is again able to have, and need the, sympathy of graduates by' Rev. N Bhupp, of
Portland. Monday, 12tb : 9 a. m.
assist her husband-in the post­ the* entire community; none closing Semester Assembly. 2:30
Any make
model
want at
price. Choice of any standard tires i-iu best
office.
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more so than the unfortunate p. m , Class Day. 4 p. m , Faculty
equipment on all our bicycles. Ulrmiytel «>«'" of ,e.
^WeSHtP OM
. C O, I». m snv
FOR SALE.—A few settings of boy. Will boys and men ever Reception. 8 p. m., Commencement |
the Indian Runner Duck eggs learn that firearms are danger­ Proumm, Class Address, A. F.
PREÍ^RÍAfc^'“~“p”^“’ i?
These ducks have a record of lay ous playthings, and need careful Campbell.
Class Roll—Frank
ing 200 eggs a year
Earnest Butler, Salem R: F. D.;
handling.
,
W. T. H T ucker .
Rebecca Clifton, Gridley, Ill ; Ome
I David, Springbrook; Emma Viola
The
hall
of
Naymi
Rebekah
Therjp is but little chang« in the
BUY .¿orUnsaoodiof
MVMM»
TlttAL OFUit.
all nvr
flndi. Bl
halt i*r>l«r i-rb-. In n<M.
»ur
condition of Mrs. Jane Versteeg, Lodge No. 83 I OOF, was the Kiertow, Portland; Mabel Matteson,
r
0{ useful in form« lion. IV rile tor It.
who ik seriously ill with rheuma­ ecene of a pleasant gathering last Gaston; Phoebe Cornwall McCaleb,
tism. Dr. Jessen of this oily »nd Monday night; the Lodge having Moro; darana Allard Metcalf, Pull­
Dr. Wood of Amity, held a consul­ been called together to receive »n man, Wash ¡Lilli Schmidli,Oregon
official visit from Mrs. Ella 'Frasier City; Harey Moran Stine, Mon­
tation 00 the case Thursday.
President of the Rebekah Assembly mouth.
Rippey & Co. have samples of of Oregon The beautiful aod im*
To MroduoolB
Ferm and Fireside is issued twice a month, 24 numbers a
the spring and summer styles in
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frn.,. 94 tn 88 large pages each isaue; it is profusely illustrated with ladies tailor made dresses, for presMV* Rebekah Degree was exem­
M a RBI AOK L icenses
plified by the Degree Staff, afier
L: f X» ThoussnWdollar. are expended annually for expert ad-
which they take orders. They which the President delivered a
«I
fnmer, pou lt ry^«!, «nd gxrdner. foPsrteaentefee-4b^^
have samples 0/ beautiful dress well worded address, wnrcii
" JeneVery 'Btafp 10 to Lawrence
wife good storieis wit and humor columns, and youths
NO MORE TROUBLE«»»« PUHCTUREl
listened to with pleasure and profit. Livengood 23.
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To every person paying ons year a subscription, goods.
EASY RIOING, STRONG,
Following
this
feast
of
reason,
all
I» R K' F' “””$1 lo publisher of DAYTON HERALD, m ad-
B. A. Kliks, Attorney-at-law,
DURABLE, SELF HEALING
^\ill nine'free a full year’s subscription to FARM AND FIRE-
repaired 10 the banquet room, where
A small amount of cash buys a
FULLY COVERED by PATENTS
.’,lh,"\d7,l,T rTRM'APS > OrF. R. A. bld’g, McMinnville. a bountiful supper was served large xmouiii of fresh groceries at
Collection and life insurance. All Then came social converse, mirth
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
Filer & Son’s, the Dayton grocery­ vulcanised like any other tire.
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Vwvm and Fireside limit U8 to tb&t time. FARM A a
law work carefully attended to. and laoghter, bringing to a close an
KI RESIDE is America’« twice-«-month Farm and Family Journal; 24
men.
Send for
tn Krge pag^
nearly two million readers through­
The O. R A N. steamer Ruth on •vGning twig to be remembered by
w“‘c- °- •- “• *’’*,Roy*L
anr other make-Soft. Elastic ano
out the United stale. Something In it for every member of the family, $pnday, went up the Willamette as the Rebekahs of Day ton. Visitors
Gel Rippey’» prices on clothing oullaat
AND
EXMilkATION
wuhoyt
a
¿mt
m
.klng
tho
Pri<-u.r4.5O per neiri !If you
far as Lincoln and took on a lol of from Lafayette were present. Our made to order. They are low down.
nnd nil ta»m and rural topics are ably discussed.
wheat. On the way down stream, local Rebekah Lodge ranks among
St ND YOUR ORDER TODAY TO PUBLISHER DAYTON stopped at Wheatland, where more the best working lodges of the Slats»,
wheat was taken aboard which com­ and was highly complimented by
herald -
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the president, to whose untiring
pleted her cargo.
labor much of the prosperity of the
Castle A Co. are agents for the Rebekah Degree of ibis jurisdiction
eale of Fairbanka-Moree Vertical
-DEALER IN­
Gasoline Engines. They are juat is due
BOARD 0F_TRADE.
the thing for pumping water on the
WHITESON ITEMS.
B. A. HARRIS
farm or elsewhere; also to operate
Dayton Board of Trade meeta
Is located iu S. R. Baxter build­ spray pumps, etc.
W hitson , Feb. 6, 1906.
w. OF THE W.
on first Monday evening of f*cb
E. Capper who had been at
ing, one block in rear of Nichols
The dance given by John Mills FARMS, CITY PROPERTY, DAYTON,
OLD HICKORY OAMP; NO. 200 month.
D. A. BNY DER, Pres.
OREGON.
Woodmen of the World
««J and
Salem for two weeks, returned here ,
^tel’last Saturday night AND small TRACTS.
& Gabriel’s store.
O. B. RIPPEY, Sec.
Tuesday
by
boat.
He
says
be
se-
at
tne
novel
1«»
/
a
a
third
Tuesday
of
each
month,
at
Wooa-
Thoe wishing turniture, bug-
■• n MIL« rnoM
ïl™
was a success in every way
A nxYTos
man hall. Dayton,. Oregon.
Viaiting
•nd railroad Take train at J effe iron St.
.
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Depel, Portland, Boat at Aah St, Dock.
gies, wagons, farm implements, > cured employment with the Oregon good flobr and fine music always
Ladiee Auxiliary to Board of
Nursery Company at Salem and
I
.0. OABB.0.0.
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or other articles
Below *re»on>« ot the b«rg»ln« offered:
Trad« meet« every Friday «1 3 p. m.
will return to that city within two insures a good time.
L. H. LIT80HER, Clerk.
1»1
»ere«,
100
In
cultlv.tlon,
Win
Sr
MR8. M. A. GILKEY, Pres.
’Mrs Lena Hobaugh, who has rematider In p»«ture, bou»e l»«3*> 7.
REPAIRED,
DAYTON, OREGON.
weeks.
barn
2 chicken h.Miae», good
MISS GERTIE FALMEK,Bec
’
been
suffering
from
a
complica
­
WQMEN of WOODCRAFT
Samuel Montgomery went to Sa­
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for grain, frail or hopa, » mile« y0“
should give him a call. He will
hvm
v
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M0
per
acre,
M-VOO
e»ah,
remainder
on
Uwe
at
tion
of
diseases
for
about
four
Prosperity
Circle
No.
200
Women
of
lem Friday by boat. He took in
repair all articles in good shape. the sights at the Capital City, in- ; years,
M. ¿Tn cultlv.Uon, balance in young 1
mMU every Tburaday even-
is now very low and her 14
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A full supply of Undertakers
«"“«Ji bliaT ing in Woodman ball, Dayton, Or. Via-
eluding
the
oapitol
building
and
recovery
is
doubtful,
J
-
covcry
•=
deuhtfnl.
Kim
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O a n wne.
imile. from
from ----------
¿kyl»u, & trom Amity; Ling
k .
_ Goods kept iu stock.
HegrW, Furnitur» Made to Order. -------------
M Ge
Newton who has been hjrh-xi.
the Insane Asylum. At the latter]
( orge -
W.O. POWELL D.C.
Robes, Linbalihing.
ALMEDA SIMLER, Clerk.
institution be met John Maul«, who,
Carlton, came home----------------------------------------
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ns acm. »• p>->» *nd. *•
under fence, iprlng »ad creek, k’**’0* ‘ ,
The O. R. A N. steamers Mo­ be says is gelling along niedy. Mr.
t )8it Saturday. Won- •II
on the piece.hSd
7 * detVbat Lkes George look so Undone
UNITED ARTISANS
doc and Ruth are now making w °?T p ^^^
—THE—
isuno. barn second u> none I n the cou
TO OWNERS OF C0W8.
luolover for .even y»»n, « miln trom McMinn
Security Assembly No. 1«, «“**• •“
regular trips from Portland to
am T W« B Irl VI
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v WS roroj «X» »crii clrorod.100 “3* b“c!i regular session the let and 2d Monday in
I h«ve a Devon and Short Horn Day ton.
Sh’iS in W. of the W. hall, at 7 :»>
Hnd-bjeh
Over one miu . k >N happy wear-;
M„. J«ne Carpenter of r’“?'' ri„r
Pull—a fl”« well-bred animal—
n m Visiting members inviteli.
ng Inend,
whi j» will be served to cows1 atW
MRS. M. M. RO88NKR, M. A.
The Twice-a-Week Republic of ers wonder how iu the world a to^whe bee be«»
can
water
power
man
can
be
satisfied
kvitlr
feady
-in this vicinity, returned home:pi»cM*y
thngiivlty
»litem.
ptacTin Daylon. Now ia the Uh?e St. Louis, and D ayton H erald
by the
gravity ayate».
W. 8. HIBBERT, Bec.
I not cleared
The druglcMt, knifelee» ayeteiu of
Io breed mi tl-al the calves wiH oom« 11.30 cents a year, for a limited made«, when it coets him no last Wednesday.
healing. Agee »baedof medicine. Ad-
more to wear International |
Mrs.
JuiUo* rooliin C. W. KowrtT» reeideuee.
Mrs. Lee
Lee of
of McMihnville,
McM.hnville, is
is J;-““------------ —..-—^1.1»»
lime.
OBlce hour*
3:30 t<> 8:0U P- m.
Tailor Made Suits. Rippey has visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
R. L. CONNOR,
Try Rippey A Co. when selecting 500 new samples to choose from
When you want good bread, goods. They have a good selection and lie guarantees satisfaction..
y^’leasaut surprise party
cake or pta, call al the bakery mL of dry goods and groceries.
A card with an illustration of the waH given Ralph Babcock last
TBinE__ 10
D
Hadhy’« building.
Lunch
B. F. bWICK,
M c M innville , O b .
Palroniie your home bakery. new bath house of the Hotel El Friday nighf.it being hie 16th 1 FOR BALE OR TRADE 10
eerved when desired.
in suburb« of Modeeto,
Frpsh candle«, fresh y«>Plc» All kind of baking—bread, pie«, Paso De Robie«, at Paso Robie* Hot birthday AH report a good time,
FOR SALE.—A good Strain of
Springs Cal.,
has
ftulta. si'd 1» bwt br«nd of cigar cakes, etc.
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“ been received at r
The finest perfumes made, and a thia office. The baths are equpped
■t Detmvriug^'
I
Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows variety of them, al C. W. Powell s with modern appliances for practice
of hydrotherapy, and every form of
drug store.
OREGON
DAYTON,
and extras for kale at Abdill s.
, bath which use has approved. W. alleud.
Or.
Low
prices
and
good
goods
at
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- When in Salem and want meal«,
A. Junker, lease«and manager.
Rippey A Co.’«.
try Strong’s restaurant,
C. W. POWELL
ARRIVAL AMD DKHABTURB OF MAILA.
The roada are getting duaty.
You will find them all at
A. C. Detmering’s,
And at Right Prices.
BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT,
BALLARD’S HOREHOUND SYRUP,
The Best Qaulity of TOBACCO and
CIGARS, etc., etcr
RANGES & HEATING STOVES
AT COST.
TAKE A LOOK
jb
SPOT GASH
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
MENS And BOYS C OTHING
LADIES, GENTS and
HILDRENS UNDERWEAR,
Everything usually kept in a
general merchandise store.
NICHOLS
Z
IDER AGENTS WANTED
No Money Requit ed
GABRIEL
Dayton, Or.
RALD and FARM AND
The
FIRESIDE One Year $1.00.
PUNGTURE-PROOFTIRES
"75
J. ARMS
J. G. LEWIS,
REAL ESTATE
MEAD CYCLE CO., Dapt. “J.L. CHICAGO, ILL
LODGE \DIRECTORT
Undertaker,
CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM.
i
,
, wamb 80 an 8
ATI ÓRNEY-AT-LAW
t
dentist ,