MU
—V
T
G △ Y T O N
HERALD' *tB 8°°^ work. But I feel that U O‘ REDUCED ROUND TRIP SUM-
Those wanting horses shod in
SEE •
THE MILWAUKEE. I .
lettu disclaimer is made of any con-
M ER EXCURSION KATES
good shape, wdl find it to their
F*RIDAY, MARCH 9. 1906 necliou with Mr. Cake and his can-
I
Natures
Wondrous
Handiwork
TO NORTH PACfriÖ
a 1 vanlage U> cull al W. F. Ab
didaoy and that Mr. Richardson be
<J>li
’
s
ibdp
and
have
work
done.
T -----V
COAST SPOKANE
“Th© pioneer Limited" St.
“Tbe Road of a Tbotfeaud Won requeated to desist from participu
He also sets 4ires on wagons or
AND
CALIFOR
­
tion
in
the
political
campaign,the
re
dere,” a story told by the Sunset,
buggies, and-does Afber repairs
NIA—1906
a makaxine of the West, has been eulta to League will be disustrous
"Short Line" Omaha to
on
those« vehicles. All work
-The
generous
contributions
to
the
received at this office. The book
During the Summer season of done in tb6 blacksmith line.
Chicago
was sent by A L. Craig, General Oregon Development League have
Passenger Agent Oregon Railroad come from all political parties. Un­ 1906, reduced round trip excursion
"South-West Limited" Kan’
and Navigation Co. and Southern der the guise of working tn interests rates will be in effect from the East
Nichola
Æ
Gabriel
the
old
estab.
of
Oregon
Development
League
Mr.
to
North
Pacific
Coast
points,
such
sas City to Chicago
Tacifie Co. (lines in Oregon) Port­
land, Or. The book ie handsomely Cake aud Mr. Richardson have as Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Vic­ lished mercantile company of this
illustrated with scenes along the toured the State, and I submit that toria, Vancouver, etc. ; also to Spo­ city, always keep their large stock 3<> train« in the service on any railroad in
(inoa of the Southern Pacific Co., it is unfair to the League that Mr. kane and San Francisco, Los Ange­ of general mpfcb^Ddise we|l replen­ th»-<4rld that equals in eqalpnieut that of the
& ST. PAUL
ished with the latest style of goods CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE
which shows the beauties and won Cake should take ad vantage of these les and San Diego
RY. They own and operate their Own aleeping
circumstances
to
furthep
bis
own
Rates
from
Chicago
via
direct
in
their
line,
which
they
sell
at
ders and charms of the regions
aud diniuK ears oa all their trains, and give
their pHtrons MA-cXcrfTence of service not ob­
through which the lines pass The political ends I feel that all that lines to the North Pacific Coast amp lowest prices for cash.
THROUGH UTAH & COLORADO
tainable elsewhere.
*- —
Shasta route of the Southern Pacific is needed is to call your attention to California will be $75.00, and from
this
condition,
and
the
rebuke
that
Missouri, River points, namely,
Berths on their sleepers are LOKiitR. higher
Castle Gate, Canon of tha Grand.
extends from Loe Angelee, Cal
than iu sfmtinr can» on any other
Bitch Canon. Marshall and Tenues-
Hue- They protect their trains by the BLOCK
through San Francieco to Portland, Mr. Cake will receive for attempt to Council Bluffs, Omaha, Atchison,
If you have a buggy, wagon or system.
see Passes, and the World-Famous
Or., over one thousand three hun­ use the League as a partizan polit­ St/Jpsepb, Kansas .City, also St. machinery of any kind to repair
H S. ROWE,-4
dred miles, and it is an attractive ical machine, will be as sharp, as it Pauraud Minneapolis will be$6060 B A. Harrie at the old Baxter stand,
Fur Descrlptlve »nd llhutrated Pamphlet« write
Gene ml A gw ut.
journey. Among the scenes shown deserves. Mr. Cake is not the only Rates to Spokane, will be $5.00 less will do it for you in good shape. 134 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Republican
in
fhe
Oregon
Develop
­
than
to
the
Coast
or
$7000
from
W. C. M' BRIDE, Ornerai Agent,
in the illustrations are some of the
He also makes anything in the fur-
t
1'44 Third Ntreet,
A '
.grand mountain scenes in Califor- ment League. There areothers who Chicago and $55.00 from the Mis­ nituae line. Give him a call when
are
entitled
to
the
honors
of
office,
souri
River
and
St.
Paul.
nia and Oregon, and views oi the
P ortland ,
you want anything in bis line.
O regon .
Rates one way via Shasta Route
State oapitol at Salem, Oregon City, but none has the temerity to attempt
to
exploit
himself
at
the
expense
of
and
California
will
be
$13
50
higher
and other parte of Oregon; Some
C0118»etÄL HOTEL,
of the old Missions, landscape and such a non-partisan, non political than those mentioned.
and excellent organization as the
These tickets will be ort efale
other views in California.
Oregon Development League.
<
daily
commencing June 1st and
A. J. McCANN, Prop.
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION
You all know the disastrous re- । continuing until September 15th,
T —
he W
ealth of ..««««wo.
A laska .—The
” ■—
a »o nuits
suits vu
to vsreguu
Oregon iruru
from ui
meddling in with final return limit of October
/alue of Alaska to Seattle, alone, in | partisan political fighte, I appeal 31st.
Read Wherever the English Language DAYTON, ORE.
’
ihn
aiv years
vnura from
1ahnrtlo
_______
. ,
-
is Spoken. ;
the six
from 1897,
shortly at.
af- . to _______
you ______
as a •.* çitizen
and j j in the inter-.
A. L. CRAIG,
ter discovery of the Klondike, up est of the State to take prompt ac­
The
most
valuable
paper for voii is the
Gen’l Pass. Ag’t.
The public are invited to give this
New \ ork Thrice-a-Week World,because house a trial. The house lias lately been
to 1903, is estimated as follows: In tion to prevent any such interfer­
> ,
Portland, Ore.
it
oilers
yon
more
at
the
price
than
any
the sjx years just referred to the ence in political matters on the part
refitted, newly painted and, papered
other paper published anywhere in the and conveniently arranged for the ac-
territory known as the Klondike, of any man, or set of men connected
world.
commotion of the pubfu:. Clean beds.
aqd Alaska, have produced gold to with the Oregon Development
This is. a time of great events. The Tables supplied with the best the market
the ampunt of $100,000,000. In ad- League.
I
hrice-a-\\eek
World
comes
to
yoh-ev-
POPULAR AND PICTURESQUE.
affords.
, • ■ 1
-
,
ery other day, except Sunday, with all
tuition to this, it has produced
R ichard M. M c C ann .
the
news,
fully,
accurately
and
promptly
The only thing necessary to make told.
$25,000,OOP more in furs, fish, tim­
the Denver and Rio Grande the
ber, copper and other products,
The Thriee a-Week World is fair in its
i
Landlord McCann of the Com­ most popular, as it han ever been
tpaking a total of $125,000,000. Of
political reports. Yon can get the truth
mercial
hotel,
is
having
his
fruit
i
■
known
the
most
pleasant,and
most
from
its
columns,
whether
you
are
Re
­
this amount, a writer, closely in
publican or Democrat, and that is what
touch with Seattle business inter« trees pruned1 in good shape. He picturesque way to cross the conti- you
want.
has
all
the
limbs
of
bis
older
trees
nent^has
come
about
This
is
the
■ ,
1 '*■
‘ '
est’8, says: “it can safely be said
77
U*'iTC -----
The Thrice-a-Week World alwavS has
that $25,000,000 have remained in
°ff. cJ08e,t0 thke
of?he lree- establishment of through sleeping a serial
story running: and it is always a
Seattle, in the form of real estate ^7«'V'nK. U a chance to form new car service.
- — .
first class story by a first class author.
A PLEASANT WAY TO TRAVEL.
J—.»
Hnd healthier wood.
Iu connection with the O. R. A N. | ! Publishes better fiction tlmn anv other'
Througk Pui lm an standard and tounet «teen-
hi «
iitily to Omaha, Cbicafo. BtMjkau«*
tourlst eivemug eai» dsil, to Kansaa City;
througb Pullman toqrist sleeplng cars ,p«raou-
ally eonductsd) wc»kly to Ohlcago. Kacllntnr
chalr ean>.< «rata fre.) to the East daily
_ union 'S epot Ï l.eavva
CHICA'lO PoRÍLAÑÍifi
Srl ’> « iu
srmiAi
For the Ksst vi Huub'
• . injrtou.
riOKAYl FlYKK
'
p’
For Katern Wathlng Daily
Jo
'V '■ i Watia, Lew
»•I« » u.Curii r d "A I e i > »* a n d 1
».It ai Nortrt««i> (hunts i
•
•'«FK**» l».Í5pm
forth« E.M rea Hunt Daily
Arrivaa
r> as p
Dally
17115 a m
I Duty ■
¡Mica m-’
Daily
n A^ir—
FUKSA .N FS^ISCO Frota
‘>.UO p m
S. ». Geo w Elder- Alaska
May
Dock,
8 s Oregon -
*■00 p m
VHy 11. 21, 31
1 JiluSIa hi V. r blviulou
For A «tori» <ud wav d 0b i> m
A boua
points, conntictlnic wtvh Daily
Daily
iiinr tor Jlwacu aud ■■■
Ñurtb BeaÍKm Ñ»
« Su“d^
"«io Abbati
A «h -H dock
».«.I,
1O.(X| p nf»
«aio.
Yawhiil Hiver Ruote
FOR DAvfoN. ling-
7 où a m
‘i SÓ p m
City »aS VamliUI Hfv. , Dally
buily
poluta «tre Elmore ami exi-eot
except
Modoc. A*h «t Dock
Sunday
Sun<4<y
WHtrr permitting)
tuTmltnii.r.
_( I Wster
Snsie”RTVer Route
FOR LEWISTON. Id. 5:40
•ud w«y noluU from Dully
Kiparia, Wash «team n
ere Spokane „n,| Lewis
ton
a
The New York World,
, *
About
5:00 p m
Daily
ea Friday
TU KKI iiFFh'K. Tlilr I and Washington Tale
phone Main 71'2
Portland & Asiatic Steam­
ship Company
„/“f Yokuham* and H our Kung, calling at
*“d Shanghi, taking freight
Arthnr^H0«!'^. ’team«re for Manila. Port
Arthur «nd Vladivoatoek
a,™ tl18* *nd ,ul1 In formation rail on or ad
dress officials or agents of the O. R. A N. Co.
”
A. L. CRAIG, G. P. A.
nilE STMM
■LAUNDRY,
a«wo n
2 . T
, . . a through Pullman Standard Sleep newspaper in the United states. Special
a
Mrs. U. Hatneid who has lately er is now run from Portland to Den­ attention is also given to markets, and
nLdn%v .hit $5
80re
are many othei valuable features.
1 he Thrice-a-Week "World’s regular
ceeds by about $5,000,0V0 all lb. bnd them treHted b D Od n
d ver, leaving Portland at 8 :15 p. m.,
A. N. PRESNALL,
arriving at Salt Lake at 8:40 a.m. the subscription price is only $1 per year
C8eh there was n the banks of ।
8ome „1^.
” "V
.
and this pays for 136 papers. We offer
second
morning,
leaving
Sall
Lake
proprib S okk
Washington and Oregon combined, ।
,le
*8l>»P«r
bdi WD avton
at 3:50 p. m. and arriving at Denver H i A^E d together one year for
in 1897, the value of Alaska’s trade |
- Commercial Work on short notice
1:20 p m. the following day. This
becomes apparent.” A prominent
schedule gives passengers seven
bank official of Seattle, speaking of
FIRST CLASS WORK.
hours-stop over in Salt Lake afford­
the benefits to be derived from the
A tot of Logan -Berry Plants nt ing an opportunity to visit the Mor­
Gentlemen’s Work a
Alaskan cable, said: “Every dollar
that is intelligently and honestly the residence of the undersigned* mon Capital as well as a day light
SPECIALTY.;
—DEALER IN—
expended in the upbuilding of Alas­ 1 mile southwest of Dayton; ride through the grandest scenery
PRICES REASONABLE
ka, whether it is in mines, railroads good healthy plants. Per plant in the world.
For reservations in this car and Pork, Veal, Poultry and
or telegraph lines, is immediately two cents straight. -
for illustrated booklets picturing
reflected in the business channels of
MORRIS CAIN.
Country 'Produce, of
the scenery contiguous to the Den­
Z. SPANGLE, Agent, Dayton.
the Pacific coast.”—John F. Tins­
ley in Sunset Magazine for March. TO PEOPLE OF DAYTON. ver A Rio Grande proving it to be
All Kind.
the “Scenic Line of the World,”
It ie considered that the.
ca
t if
. j
1
of trade.
...
i
För SaleS
J. ARMS
The above Is the usual verdict of the
traveler using the Missouri Pacific Rail,
way between the Pacific- Coast and the
nast, and we believe the service and ac­
commodations, given merit this state­
ment. From Denver, Colorado SpHngA
and Pueblo there are two through trains
dully to Kansas City and St. Louis, car­
rying Pullman's latest standard electric-
lighted sleeping car#, chair cars, and up-
to-dato dining cars. The same excellent
Service Is 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.
Portland, Ore.
SOUTH AND EAST
—VIA—
soran rinne ci
rtihin.’J^
Port'«n<> •«* ’»F
«MIion» at
a. m.; arrive« from Portland
al 0.90 pt m.
Leaves
Portland
Albany
_
Arrive
Ashland
Sacramento
San Francisco
(fatten
Denver
K ansas city
Chicago
Lia Angeles
El Paso
Fort Worth
City Mexico
Houston
Ne tn Orleans
Washington
New York
12:M>pm
ll*pn
1X5»* m «i»tm
6:10pm 6»»m
7:45 p m
a m
4:55 am 7.00am
9:» a m »:15. m
7:25 a m ;r/im
7:45 a nt «.Kt D
2:00 pm »»am
6:00 p m 6:00 p m
s.:tiam
1130am 11.30am
7:00am 73»am
6:30 m 6:30 p m
6:42 m 6:<z«Tn
12:10 pm 12:1» pm
- ^OREGON.
write to W. C. McBride, General PAYTON,
I am prepared to spray fruit Agent, 124 Third street Portland.
vni?
*
L VAYTON.HKRALDand8emi-week-
UUUa Oy Journal (Portland) $175 a year;
trees,..to kill the San Jose scale
C C. I. M'S STEmilS|
Daily Journal and H erald $4 00
after the United States had an­ ,?nd moss, in Dayton and vicin­
*
per
year; including Sunday Journal
nounced, by the passage of the Re- ity. -Charges reasonable.
J. F. STAIGER
$6 25.
1 he O. Ot T, Co.’s steamers, going
olaeaation Act, its intention of going
THE
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL
L. W ambsgans ,
Pullman
and Tourist
P roprietor ;
----- -------------- —------
----------------
-- cars on both trains
up tha Willamette river, pass Wee-
into the irrigation business, the
Lhylrears Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso
’ Phone V- No. 17. - Maintains unexcelled service from ! t(?n. Landing, where peon; ile of this
British Government, veteran of the ——7--------- —
ann Tourist cars to Chicago, St Louis, New
OREGON.
’s
Weekly Orleans and Washington.
the West to the East and South.
Rurally take the ie Wiliam-
--------- SALEM.
great irrigation works of India and
Connecting at San Francisco with several
Making -close connections with ett£ river
for up stream po^
Egypt, 8ent °^er a commission of
First class in every respect.
THE
pari?1*,l,,>
,nr Hon»l«lu. Japan, China,
The Cottage House; Salem, is a trains of all transcontinental lines, I .
Albany, etc., also down States from $1 to $2 per day. Spec- rji
__ engineer« to see what kind of start
Philippines, Central aud South Africa?
4
y
j
13 y
j
popular
resort
for
travelers
and
oth
'stream
—
about
1
p.
m.,
and
going
ita younger sister was making. The
passengers
are
given
their
choice
of
ial attention paid to Qommerciil
x51a»Q6
engineers were taken into the most ers. The tables are well supplier routes to Chicago, Louisville, Mem­ down stream about the same time. Travelers. Sample rooms in con-
A. L. CRAIG, G. P. A.
T oledo ’ ohio
with
the
best
in
the
market
—
good
desolate spot# of Nevada and Ari­
phis and New Orleans, and through
nection.
I
- ____
Portland, Oregon.
beds
and
an
orderly
house.
zona, the heart of the Great Amer­
these points to the far East.
The Best Known Newspaper In the
ican Desert, and shown tbe works
Prospective travelers desiring in­
I___________ United State«, ' -
__
D ayton H krald and The Pacific
Circulation 171,000.
of tbe Truckee-Carson and Salt Monthly, one oi the best magazines formation as to the lowest-rates and
Popular injivery State.
River projects—dams, tunnels,high­ of the day, the two for $1.60 a year. best routes, are invietd to corres­
ways, miles on miles of concrete-
>
3?r.
Tole
'’,Dow Tn»talled In Ita new
pondence with the following repre­
and U.ffiH fh * n‘0<,ern Pl»ntand equipment
lined canals.
Forty acres No. 1 land with im­ sentatives.
k J.1, v J
W?. to ,"T Publication between
I New \ ork and < hlcago. It 1« the onlv Weekly
- “Two years and a half!” one of provements, 2J miles of Day ton—a
B. H. TRUMBULL,
newapaper edited exprewly fbr every State and
them exclaimed. “In England we bargain. Inquire at ibis office.
terr fry' - Th.e new» of the world ao arranKed
Commercial Agent, 142
that hirey people can more easily comprehend,
would not have begun one such un-
Third St., Portand, Ore.
than by reading eumberaome columns of dal-
jlea. All current topics made plain In each
dertskinging without 20 years prep­
When you want a good shave
■ J. C. LINDSEY,
¡¡Tn.«»/ "P?''1*1 editorial matter written from
aration.”
hair cut or shampoo, call on Z.
Trav. PassengeJ Agent 142
t.he2t ’n d?^P
d,te- Thc onD paper pub-
1 ,hiC»
for people who do or do not
This was not British ultra-con- Spangle, the Daytonbarber.
Third St., Portland, Ore.
JL re Th\Le£w>if,e[">.'‘nd yi tthlret for plain
■r
C opyright # A c .
facts. That this kind of a newspaper is popu­
T- servatism ; English engineers are as
PAUL B. THOMPSON, _
Anyone «ending a aketeh and d«wrtMte>n may
lar, Is proven by the fact that the Weekly Blade
When crossing the Willamette
gnlrkly
iuieertaln
nor
opinion
free wkacbor m
progressive as our own. It meant
Passenger Agent Colman
avier,n' 000 yenrlv •ubaeribera, aud ts
Invention 1. probably natWDiabta. Coaimanlm.
Polk or Yamhill counties, try
°» the United States
In
tlonaMrlctlyoonSdenUaL Handbook on Patenia
only what all good ehginmrs know from
{
Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
and ierf.l°.r»e<W”r*’ ‘ile Blftdc Pub'i«hes short
and Benni storien, and many departmeuta of
—that the data absolutely prelim­ the Wheatland ferry.
Oni^in.'i6?!10 eVery membcr of the family.
inary to a large irrigation scheme
Only one dollar a year.
j
Write for free spec^nmn cobles Address
takes one to two decades to collect. । Tablets of all kinds, note and
letter
paper,
envelopes,
pens,
etc.,
A handaomely lllnutratod weekly. I auwcm o *>
The irrigable area, tbe size of tbe
Rippey it Co. have samples of
eolation of any aelamlflc Journal. Term« *3 a
Detmeriog’s.
^Regular Price Club Price to You
80» byiB newadaatora
Toledo,
Ohio.
canals, tbe height and stiengtbof
the spring and summer styles in Pactflc Homestead
tbe dams, all depend on the volume
......... OOI
Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows ladies tailor made dresses, for Cosmopolitan.........
Branch umre
y pt_ w-«u'
....... .
100
ÍJ.
of the water supply, which cannot । and extras for sale at Abdill’s.
which
they
take
orders.
They
1)a
-
v
ton
nerahL...
........
I
00
J.
be properly determined in less than
~T
Get Rippey’s prices on clothing have samples of beautiful dress
ten yuars. Not only does the flow
to order. They are low down. goods.
of a stream vary with tbe season— made
1
Pacifie Homestead
¿Torri—---------------------- -
• it changw Ite taet l CM, md1 pe r haps - — Hn e e igam a t p v>gti>m,m Htmv.—------ —
’
Shoe
and
harness
repairing
donefo^n
.
50 I
its couree, every few years. And
.
1 50 !
on short notice by G. Londensbau-I Dayton Herald
with the knowledge of what it will
.100?
EXPERIENCE
sen; also new shoes and harness
do must go intimate knowledge of
made to Order.
noo]
the geology, meterology, and chem­
istry of its whole basin that may
Remember, you can now get the i No^thV^Tpmrntv f
...»1001
tuke nearly as long to acquire.—The
.. 50
best
of bread, cake, pie and all I Kimball’s Dairv Farmer
American Magazine for March.
Z 100
kinds of cookery at the Day ton I Cosmopolitan magazine..
.. 1 00 •
Bakery.
I Dayton Herald................
T rade M arks
.. 1 001
FMBR"
D esigns
CORRESPONDENCE.
rr ’”
C opyright # A c .
A merican
P rogressiveness .—
1 UU
mmm rv
vU X £
Africa Greatest
X O16QO
P atents
i
SSfeHSaR-
Scientific JUnerkaiL
7 GREAT COMBINATION OFFERS 7
MUNN £ Co?”8^*^ New York
|Ul $2 10®
X
I Photography 'fôt the
S2 60
: P atents
i A
L
A
»
P ortland , O r ., March 6, 1906.
E d . H erald :—As a citizen of Or­
egon and also as a Republican in
politics, I desire to protest against
the use of the machinery of Oregon
Development League for political
purposes. As you know, the Oregon
Development League practically
-came into existence in this city two
yuare ngo for the purpose of taking
advantage of publicity accruing to ।
the State through the Lewis and
Clark Fair. The citizens of Ore-1
gon have been loyal .in the support
of this grand enterprise. The work
the Oregon Development League
has already done is worthy the high-
e-t commendation and unqestion-
ably has been productive of benefic­
ial results to this State. The work
may be said to be in its infancy. I
feel that I am doing you a service I
when I call your attention- to the,
menace that now threatens the fu­
ture work of the Oregon Develop- j
tWtrt league This menace ie the I
< andidaoy of H. M. Cake fortbe'
United States Senate while he holds.
■ he office of president of the Club
here, and while be remains as oon-
<<-P'Cuouely identified with the work
of the Oregon Development League
aelte has caused himself to appear1
in interviews in newspapers of the
Slate.
1
Mr. Cake has the same right as
■ ny other elector in the State of Or­
egon to be a candidate for office of
U. S. Senator ; but neither Mr. Cake'
nor any other man has the’right to
use t he Oregon Development League'
as s boost for his candidacy. I de-
lire to hi h th'» League continue up
'1 1 -
on ’’•"•nte
sent rree. Oldest agency for aeciinnir patents.
Patent« taken through Munn ft C al receive
•perpif notice without charge, in the
ARE YOU
Scientific American.
A handwmrly lltaatnted weekly. I.anrwt Hr-
ESHsir« n^^
New York
Mrancn OfDoe. G26 F BL. Waahtafftou. D. C.
FAULTLESS”
Cotton-Felt Mattress
•• Tha coatanta ot aach Mattraaa
Cattan Felt 30 Inchea high”
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