HERALD HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS REDUCED ROUND TRIP SUM ~ SEE « MER EXCURSION RATES Reported by the Yaalhll County Abstract Coin you ■ U M ■■ I to wT"e to- «-ur hl« FKAK BICKULK c.t.,oguc FRIDAY, J U L Y 20. 1906. ■ Vfcnll I co“P‘«tae of btgavrik- Natures Wondrous Handiwork TO NORTH PACIFIC ■ BEDOW .uy United States to|P. Martig e i of COAST SPOKANE A. J. McCANN, Prop. 8 e i of sej *od se | of u e ¿ of > DO NOT BUY A Bi AND CALIFOR­ Mrs. Ella Brown, formerly city sec 34, t 4 s, r 7 w; homestead. or on any hind unfit ypu_h»4'e rece attorney in Holton, Kansas,has for- NIA—1906 lognr. illuacratTug »nd de-.nb.ug every hi C L Bartleaon to Edward Tetry, bicycle., old pattern- aud latest model., an I > eaken the practice of law forthat of 90 acres in claim No 50,13 s, r 3 w; FtltCES and wondarful new otters made dire- t to rider with no middlemen i pruhla. the minietry. She was a law part­ •3,600. Atnr OM ArrttpyAL a cent JefoiU. Pay the Freight and During the Summer season of The public are invited to give this ner of her husband, but after his allow W Daya Free Trial and make other liberal terms which no other j Union Lodge No 43 A F and A , bouse a triqA The house has lately been death moved to Powhattan, Kan­ M, to F A Barnhart; lot 255, Ma­ 1906, reduced Found trip excursion ' refitted, newly ¿painted and papered rates will be in effect from the East, sas, and after serving ae minister of sonic cemetery; 120. aud conveniently arranged for the ac- to make money to suitable young meu who apply at once. to North Paoifid Coast points, such the Congregational church two eommotion of the public. Clean beds, Vaugh to Leander Winters, as Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Vic * fables supplied with the best the market I veare, was ordained and called to 84 Clara ace in sec 3, t 3 s, r 2 w; $130. affords. toria, Vancouver, etc.; also to 8po be the settled pastor. Rev. Mrs. B Perkins to E E Perkins 8330 kane and San Francisco, Loe Ange­ Brown ie one whose gifts along sq J feet in»North Yamhill; $5. les and San Diego. To introduco " • many lines are well known to the Z E Perkins to J J Ellyeon, Its 3 Rates from' Chicago via direct wo wiii son NAILS. TACKS editor of The Tribune, who rejoices and 4, blk 43, Lafayette; OR GLASS >80. lines to the North Pacific Coast and THROUGH UTAH k COLORADO in her finding a congenial field of — Only -yrr wo *7 let out the aim J Wennerberg to P C Tomaason, California will be $7500, and from Pair for work.—The Woman’s Tribune, Ils 1 and 2, blk 18, Winnerbergs C»»lh Gate, Gauon ot th» Grand, ( cash with OROKR 84.6») —DEALER IN--- Missouri, River 'pointe, namely, NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES. Black C»noB, Mar.hall.ud Tenna»- (Portland). 3d add to Carlton; 1400. Council Bluffs, Omaha, Atcbieou, Result of 15 yean experience in tire »te P umi , .nd th» World-Famous .Pork, Veal, Poultry and F N Blanchet, Archbishop, to St. Joseph, Kansas City, also St. making. No danger from THORNS. CAC­ . .............. ' '’Royal Qorff»-=--------, Nótloe the thick rubber treed TUS. PINS. NAILS. TACKS or GLASS. Roman Catholic Archbishop, all For Deicriptlve and Illustrated Pala ph let» writ« “A" and pnuoture .trip. -B" Country Produce, of ‘‘The Work of Vacation Schools" property in the State of,Oregon ; $1. Paul and Minneapolis will be $60 00. Serious punctures, like intentional knife cuts, can »nd -IV* also rim .trip -H” Rates to Spokane, will be $5.00 lese be vulcanized like any other tire. to prevent rim catting. Thia is set forth by Delia Austrian, in W. c. M c BRIDE, General Agent, J L Wigle to Lewis S Winters, All Kind. tire will outlast any other Two Hundred Thousand pain now in actual us«, Over the August Designer. Bertha Has- undivided j at Glen hotel property than to the Coast or $70.00 from 8«eenty-fi»« mahe-sOFT. BLASTIC and 1»« Third Street. Thousand pairs sold last year. Chicago and $55.00 from the Mis­ BASI EWING. DAYTON, - - OREGON. brook “In the Interest of Bread- in Newberg; $3,500. P ortland ,. m souri River and 8t. Paul. DOmUPnoKt *" n *• Jf“*y »“d “V riding, very durable snd lined inside O regon Winning”advocates giving embroid­ ay a cent until you have examined and found them strictly ss represented continuing until S^ptpmber 15th, HO fruit treee—mostly English walnut», VVe wills Hows eash discount of {percent (thereby making the price S«.fl3 per pair) if von send Believe Vacation,” which gives sug­ CASH WITH ORDER anaertloeethis .¿v*titeS>ent.P We w>ll .£££¿2 one™^ John T Hash and wf to A 8 with final return limit of October Fyix Ji an acre bottom land cleared—fine gar­ gestions to the stay-al-homee. Shadduck and wf, 14 acs in claims 31et. plated brass hand pump and two Sampft^b^ljpuuc^^ closers on full paid orders (these metal den land, and a fine spring, timber suffi­ clo“r’ u,ed *n “** °*JnlerilSiaJJdsift Sia or heavy gashes). Tires to be returned “Men’s Fashion’s” illustrates new 36 and 61, t 4 s, r 3 and 4 w; at OIK expense if for sny reason they are not satiafactJry on examination cient for wood used by family for several ® L. CRAIG, We are perfectly reliable and money sent to us is as safe as in a bank. Ask your Poatmaster materials for Autumn suits,- and • 1,150. years; price $1000cash. Inquire at thia Banker. Express or Freight Agent or the Editor of this paper about ua. If you order a pair ol Gen ’ l Paes. Ag ’ t, office. the various departments edited %y ‘ - Tea, you willtnnd that they will ride easier, run faster, wear better, last longer and look J L Ferguson and wf to L H Portland, Ore in any Ure yon have eyeppsed or seen at any price. We know that you will be so well pleaaed thy readers are filled with intoroet- Smith, 258 66 acres in claim 48, t 3 en you want a bicycle you will give us yourorder^ "Wc'»ant you all trial once, hence this remarkable tire offer. \ AU trial Jug and helpful suggestions. s, r 3 ; j . parts and ra and Wm Gibbon and wf to-Yim^UT prices charged by dealers and repair men Write for our big BDNUKY catalogue county, 4 acre in F Eullquarte d 1 POPULAR AND PICTURESQUE. no MOT WAIT J?” T111* “• a f*?“!1 lo^y- 00 NOT THiïïk or buying ! VWfUt bicycle or a pair of tires from anyone nntil you know the new ar T hb F irst W oman G raduate .— c, t 4 8, r 3 w; $1. woaderful offers we are making. It only costs a postal to learn everything. Write it NOW. Marie H Bowerman to N C Chria- On July 18, 1840, the first diploma J. F. STAIGER, The only thing necessary to make ever issued by-a chartered woman’s tenson .82 of an acre in claim 39, t the Denver and Rio Grande the A PLEASANT WAY TO TRAVEL. P bopbietor . college was banded to Miss Kath- 3 s, r 2 w; $1. most popular, as it has ever been | —mmw«m Matilda Pech to W A Howe known the most pleasant and most trine E Brewer, now Mrs. Kath­ OREGON! The above ie the usual verdiotof the SALEM. erine Brewer Beneon, of Macon, 273.76 ace in eece 30 and 31, t 2 e, picturesque way to cross the conti­ traveler using the If leeouri Paelfic Ball, Georgia. A b Miss Brewer took the r 5 w, and eec 25, t 2 e, r 5 w ; $10. nent, has come about. This is the First class in every respect way between the Pacific Coast and the Soreneen Peterson and wife to establishment of through sleeping documet from the bands of Bishop Rates from $1 to $2 per day. Spec­ East, and we believe the service and an- given merit this atat»> Pierce, president of the Georgia Kate M Kiogery, 37.60 acres in car service. ial attention paid to Commercial oommodations meat. From Denver, Colorado Spring» Female College, she little realized claim No 74, t 4 s, r 4 w; $2,632 Travelers. Sample rooms in con­ and Pueblo there are two through trains In connection with the O. R. & N. T 8 Doak et al to C L Bertleeon, a through Pullman Standard Sleep­ at that moment that she was the nection daily to Kansas City and BL Louis, oar- rylng Pullman's latest standard eteetrie- first woman in all the world to 90 acres in e 4 claim No 50, t 3 e, r er is now runYrom Portland to Den­ lighted sleeping ear*, obalreara, and up. graduate from the firet chartered 3 w; $2,350. ver, leaving Portland at 8 :15 p. m., to-dato dining oars. The same excellent college for women, and to receive its Cbaa E Davie and wife to L C arriving at Salt Lake at 8:40 a m. the service Is operated from Kansas City I and St. Louis to Memphis, Little Boek firet diploma. In the long yeare Miller, 40 acres in James 8 Johnson second morning, leaving Salt Lake and Hot Spring». If you are going Knot which have passed since that date d 1 c, t 3 e, r 4 ty; »LOGO. at 3:50 p. m. and arriving at Denver or South, write tor rates and full Infor. so many changes have been wrought J Mattey and wife to Susan 4:20 p. m. the following day. This mation, in educational advantagee for wom­ Springer, lot? 2,*^f, 4, 5, blk 20, Lar schedule gives passengers seven W. O. MoBRIDE, an, and in every ephere she moves, fayetle; $95. boure-8top over in Salt Lake afford­ O bmmal Aam, that it hardly seems possible that James O Rogers and wife to Su- ing an opportunity to visit the Mor­ ISA Third 8t. Pertland, Or». the first woman graduate is etill $20 8priDg*r’ blk 21> Laü*yot‘®; mon Capital as well as a day light living. Mre Beneon recently cele­ ride through the grandest scenery Anyone sending a sketeh and deecrlptiou may brated her 81 birthday. The col First Evangelical church to J E in the world. qulokly ascertain our opinion free whether an lege from which she graduated,then and Elizabeth Mellinger, lot in For reservations in thia car and “THE MILWAUKEE. u known as Georgia Female college, Dayton; •ant free. Oldaet agency for •eourtn» patenta. for illustrated booklets picturing ratanta takan through Mann »Co. roeofva is now the Wesleyan Female Col­ •parlai iw M m , without charge, in th« J E Mellinger and wife to 0 M the scenery contiguous to the Den­ lege —The Commoner, Lincoln. Harrie and wife,^tract of land in ver & Rio Grande proving it to be 'The Pioneer Limited" 1 Neb Joel Palmer d I c, t 4 e, r 3 w; ilöO. the “Scenic Line of the World,” Paul to Chicago , Mre S Harrie to J E Mellinger write to W. C. McBride, General A later form had aa oval out eat al th« bottom, into which the reading and wife, email tract in Joel Palmer gA nt, 124 Third street Portland. "Short Line” Omaha to ANNOYANCE OF DOUBLE GLASSES ions« was Inserted, bat antll the ad­ One of the Portland cartoonists d 1 c, t 4 e, r 3 w; •!. Chicago vent of the Kryptoks, it was itngoeed Mary F Hurley to Garrat Fort, in portraying the conditions in sev­ wearing agreeable bl« to «eaur» a two-la-on« gins« whieh “South-West Limited" Kan eral Oregon counties that became lote 7 and 8, Hurley and Large add •Bough until we resell th« p«riod would be parfeet optically, aad with- THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL whan tw» pair» of glass«« are naces- out tho bl»mleh of «rach or dividing ‘dry” on Julyl, by virtue of the to Newberg; $155. sae City to Chicago Bary, with the continual shifting from Une. ■ local option vole at the June elec­ Maintains unexcelled service from 1 one pair to tbs other.-or the alterna- tion, shows a bard featured old man the West to the East and South. No train» In th* Mrvlcc on any railroad In —-th» bifocal lenaea. .the objecttonabl« features of the old fitting on a bottle aud aiming a re­ the world that equal» in equipment that of th« T he P oultry D octor . —If you Making close connections with «va „"Bifocal ” la technical, and to the etvle bifocals have been overcome CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL volver at a thirsty citizen who are interested in poultry, by all :^trains of all transcontinental lines, ■ninitlaied, explanation may ba neces­ RY. They own aad operate their own ilaaptBg wants bis morning drink. The car­ means send 25 cents in postage passengers are given their choice of sary. Bifoeui mean» double ar two and they are th« greatest aoht»vetn«nt Then W are in tested to know what and dining ear» on all their train», and give in optical seleno» for twenty year», if toon may be amusing, but it is not stampato the Associated Fanciers routes to Chicago, Louisville, Mem­ [ abort and long, combined in a you would Uh» Io know mor» about science la doing for YOU. That the their patrone an excellene« of MrvieaaoCob- true It is not the sour old ascetics tainable elsewhere. _ phis and New Orleans, and through Single pair of g^saas. 400 N. 3rd St., Philadelphia, Pa., Pacific Electric Pad Truss retains and who voted many counties ^dry R«rtha on their •ioooom nro Koapeoe, Baujamln Franklin made and u«ed these points to the far East. cures the worst case with ease and for their new book, on the disease AMD thiui io similar can on any othnr It is the clear headed, warm hearted, the first bifocals. They wpra simpl«— line. They protect their trains by ths BLOCK Prospective travelers desiring in ­ comfort to the wearer. system. thoughtful citizens who recognize of poultry. Althouth compara­ formation as to the lowest riites and two half lenses of 4lffsront foci mount- partícula»» It robe rupture of its terror, the sur­ H S. ROWE. the evils connected with the saloon tively small it is so concise, terse best routee, are iovietd to corres­ •d in one frame, th« distance focus geon of his fee, death of a vietlm and General agent. lense moahted la the gppor half ot ai d are trying to do away with and lucid as to be of great value pondence with the following repre­ the undertaker of a job. It brings com IM Third St.. Portland, Ore. th» frame, and th» reading half batow. them. They represent the children to the fancier and the breeder of sentatives. h . -. f rot and contentment to the wearer. It who endure want because of the poultry. It shows how to man­ B. H. TRUMBULL, is an ihvhelment that pays. Write for liquor traffic, the women who suffer age and rear fowls, how to detect Commercial Agent, 142 free descriptive pamphlet and rules for disgrace and misery because hue their different ailments, and how Third St., Porland, Ore. ■self-measurement. Hundreds of testi­ bands and eons are not strong J. C. LINDSEY, monials from cured patients sent on Through Pullman standard and tourist al«en■ enough to resist the temptation to to treat them by either allopathic Trav. I’assengeJ Agent 142 Ing cars daily to Omaha, Cbicwa, Bpokane- or homeopathic remedies. It is Application. We publish no names or tourikt drink. Thee»-- meo- w-bo vote for sleeping cars dally to XatuM City; Third St., Portland, Ore. testimonials unless by request or per­ through Pullman tonrlst sleeping carsip«non* dry towns and counties Are not nar­ from the pen of the late John E. ally conducted) weekly to Chicago. RecUM»» PAUL B. THOMPSON, mission. cbalf oars < seats freeltothe last dally. ’ row and biggoted, They vote for Diehel, the well known Ameri­ Passenger Agent Colman Address Pfiv IFIC ELECTRIC BELT Leave« Arrivea thoee who cannot vote for them­ can Poultry Association Judge, Bldg., Seattle, Wash. PORTLAND 8:15 « m AND TBU88 CO.. Dr. A. T. Sherwood, CHICAUO « » p jl'i'trietAis'nsVórí^ selves. They eee the evil and are ’ one of the highest authorities on SP1CLAL Dally Dally For the East vi Hunt. president, 105 Ellis street, San Francisco, < FAULTLESS ” trying to guard the helpless against poultry. ] Ington Cal. ___ ~ ___________ it—Forest Grove Times. When ordering please refer to adver­ 8tfOKANE FLYER 6:15 p m 705 a m * PUBLISHER’S NOTICE. For E&atem Waahinr DAYTON ir.FNT ls iLL lT WILL C0ST l'OlltRCIH HOTÏL, $8.50 PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES ?" LI ».»c-Æ’jl.80 MEAD CYCLE COMPANY? Dept. "JL” CH IC AGO,«IL P atents AGE TOLD BÏ THE EYES. Scientific American. ARE YOU RUPTURED? N. R. R. O. R. J. M. Garrison and wife of Nez Those having notices or advertise­ or matter of any kind that they Perce, Idaho, have sold tbeir ments wish to have printed In the H brald will property at that place and intend ' please hand their copy to the publisher in the week us possible, to in­ returning to Yamhill and mak­ sure eariv insertion. Communications, re­ ing tbeir home with tbeir son ports. resolutions, cards of thanks and Fred M. and tbeir daughter Mrs. church notices can be handed in as early as Saturday or Monday. This notice Is M. O. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. given for the reason that some appear to Garrison were former residents think that the paper can be set up in a of this county.-—News Reporter. few hours, and delay handing or sending Is G od ANQRY?*wbPerhaps there is no form of child labor io which worse conditions prevail than in the manufacture of arti^cial flowers MiHions of American women wear artificial flowers in tbeir hats and bonnete with never a thought of the terrible conditions under which they are made. They do not think of the wasted lives represented by these imitations of natu e’s handi­ Eppley’s Perfection Baking Pow­ work. They do not know that weak women with strained, tired'eyes der is an ‘ Made in Oregon" produc­ make these flowers under, condi­ tion. It is made in Salem, the tions which ought to redden with capital of Oregon, by C. M. Eppley, ehameevery A meric, n cheek Tbeir who, to supply the steady and rap­ Imaginations have not been awa- idly increasing demand for the new ----- ma- kened to the trngedy of artificial । I powder, has - just installed -------- Howers; they do not eee the bloom cbi«®ry for its manufacture on a stolen from children's cheeks to *srFer scale. Eppley’s Perfection paint (heir roses, they do not read,‘Peking Powder is »110. K. Try on the petal» of the violets bow thei ’l* R>PP«y A Co. keep it for sale, light has been stolen from childish eyes. A in matter for publication until the day or hour of publication. The paper is printed on Thursday, and matter for pubiication should not be received later than Wednesday. The Elbertson hotel at McMinn­ ville, E. While proprietor, is a first class-hotel, as staled by those who have patronized the bouse. Mr. White, as is known by the large number of patrons of hrs restaurant, is a liberal provider, and keeps his tables supplied with an abundance of the best eatables that the market affords, and which are well prepared, D D ayton ayton H H krald erald and and Semi-Week- Semi-Week and arranged on the tables with Journal (Portland) $1 75 a yokf taste and neatness. Daily Journal and H krald $4 00 per year; including Sunday Journal $6.25. «»y*uuruai, .. H arnkss M akers .—For good liluIattonHv«« til’ *tOhy of * iLian 1 d sP » Wh° W° ^ne Xi S yA?rrM-^ Wb. °h lhe. ^,rM,eeione When ebe gol to tbo little cottage in tbe country, the growing flowers । excited her curiosity and admire-1 I Cion. She had never seen living Filer&Son.theDeytongrocery- tlowere, but ehe looked at these with men keep their store well slocked a critical eye, for her mother wee ■ with the latest in the grocery line, expert maker of artificial flowere, They sell as low as the lowest, and for years she had helped her ■ mother. Ye bachelors and ail others who When the “miMion lady” c_ ' to have a good Sunday dinner, ex- wish plained to her how tbe flowere grew patronize the Commercial hotel. and pointed out the difference be- Landlady McCann always has I vnu net ire's handiwork and man’s something extra prepared for 8un- poor imitition, the little girl looked up and »eked: “Do yer think as Gawd’ 's i riled wif* tn fsr makin -------- ’ hen you want a good shave them there rose« so bad?” Some ^air cut or shatppoc, call on Z. thing of the »»me feeling must Spangle, the Daytonbarber. have moved little Roea Goizola, to —1------------ --------- - 1 wbcm I g ive a carnilion one d«y ft f T iTnupoe last auonnier as the worked away in .• •• ' " ' elDAlEHS her bait n ent home on Mott street. -- . to ask, ‘Would the kind gentlemen The O.C T. Co.’s steamers, going . show ,, me bow - to make the flowers so UP lh« Willamette river, pate Wes- “»c«" . । , ton Landing, where people of this Imagine a child slaving al the vicinity generally take the Wiliam- making of artificial flowers ^Uhoirt etle river boats for up str^m poinU geen a flower growing ! ! ’ —S»lefr, Albany, etc „ also ¿¿wn ever having se«n —John Spargo in Woman's Home stream— »Mui 1 p m , and going- jL'uu pau vD for July. > down streqnQ about ibe-eme tim- well made harness call on Kolb Brothers of McMinnville. They make all styles of harness. If you want a set of buggy, or heavy harness for use. ou'farm or heavy teaming, they will fit you out on short notice and at reasouable prices. Cotton-Felt Mattress •• Th« contents of eadi M.ttres. Cotton Fati 30 Inches high fl M time and thrice X week edition 1 I trrnnH Th« MattreM Compre«9cd and Completed. A hipii,. KiVLBwl8^KiiS EXPRc^ PPEPAiO 1 a serial story running, and it ie alwa Portland & Asiatic Steam first claaa story by a first class author. I ship Company Publiahee better fiction than any other newspaper in the United States. Specud For Yokohama aad Haaa k — attention is also given to market», and Koto, N»«a»akJ »nd dbuihL^' there are many other valuable features, »la oonswtins Uiain for SOLS MAKER» H. L. Dougherty & Co. FAULTLESS BEDDING Wardroom« dl F. Eleventh St., Philadelphia, Pa I •Die Thricers-Week World's regmar »ulmcnption pnee ia only fil per year, an» ofllri^r ^•nu'SHhio and thia paya for 156 paper». We offer A. L. CRAIG thia unequaled newapspew and Dar Tax __ __ ________ H bbald together one year for $1.70. 1 _ _____ SOUTH AND EAST i— VIA__ Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co. Oraad Rip Ids, Mich. THE Toledo Blade On Jellies PURE REFINED PARAFFINE TOLEDO* OHIO Bur«ka Harn««« OU I. U m bast preservative of now l«ather and Uis beat renovator of old leather It oil*. softens, black- Eureka Hamess Oil STANDARD oil co . PEOPLE OF DAYTON I am prepared to spray fruit rees to kill the San Jose scale &nd moss, in Dayton and ricin- ity. Charges reasomjttle. L. W amrsqans , Phom» j The New York World. Is accomplished by using a ■teat from half t in TO ton. Walla Walla, Lew- istoq.Coenrd’Alene and Great Nortbean point« OF STRENGTH Moki every where. ___________________ tisement in D ayton H erald . CARPETS pmservM nnd pick ien. mj tread a Lbin uoatlu< oí " ANTED:—Men in each state to travel, poet signs, advertise and leave eamplee of our goods. Salary 175.00 per month. 13 00 per day for expenses. K uhlman Co.; Dept. S. Allas Block Chicago. > A SAVING A new $65 ladies wheel, will be The wheel ¡8 fitted Forty aeree No. 1 land with im- sold for $45 with the lateet and best make of Coaster break Call at this office. 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In addition to the news, tbs Blade publishes short sn I serial stories, sad many departmeats of matter suited to «very member of the family.' only one dollar a year Writ« for free specimen eoplas. Address THE BLADE, Toledo, Ohio. simiM fma usiip, m. Portland Albany Arrive Ashland Sacramento Baa Franclseo Ogden Denver Kansas city 12Maa 11* am (Uta Tort Worth City Mexico Houston Pullman and Tourist oar» Chair ears Baeramanto to O»i and Tourtat «mrs to Chisago, Orleana and Waablnfton. Connecting at ian Francisco with several •toumahlp Hues for Ho.ohOo, china. Philippin«.. Ceawrt and South Africa/ A. L. CRAIG, G. P.A. Portland, Oiwwoiu -c