OREGON STATE FAIR
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SALEM, SEPT. 10*15, 1906
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Exposition Full of Interest
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Open Day and Night.
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PREMIU m 8-$10,000-GIVEN
. Depart
FRANK W. DURBIN. Secretary.
W. H. DOWNING, President.
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Eggs 21 cents.
Butter 30c roll.
Wheat 60 cents.
Notwithstanding tbe smoke, dust
and disagrseableiieM of traveling
there is' a great amount of travel
on tbe trains now.
intnuuuiBi uuuivu, bum •• •
man, of lb* Baptist church, both
evangelists of Portland, have ac
cepted an invitation from Krebs
Bros., owners of bopyards at Indo*
pendenoe and Brooks, to hold servi
ces at tbe former yard each evening
during the season. Tbe owners of
tbo crop estimate that there will be
1200 persons at tbe big yard daily.
Bunday tbe number will swell possi
bly to 4000. An offer has been
made to pay for all licenses
licences and
any marriages that may be oon*
tracted while tbe principals are em
ployed picking for the firm.—Daily
Oregon Statesman.
While in Portland this week the
publisher of H ebald met M. Or
Tufford a former resident of Day*
ton, who now devotee a good portion
of bio time to tbo study and prac*
ice of ootoooaphy. Mr. Tufford in*
ormed the publisher of an accident
o bio motber-in-law, Mrs. Robert
Earl, late of Day ton. Last Sunday
evening as Mrs. Earl was getting off
a lower Albina car, before she had
alighted tbe oar was started throw-
og Mro. E. to tbo ground seriously
injuring her. On the Sunday even
ing previous, Mr. Tufford’s mother
was seriously injured by a similar
accident while alighting from a oar
on Union Avanne.
A small Bartlet pe»r tree in G
N. Stewart’s yard, the body of which
is only 4 inches in diameter, yielded
96 pounds of good pears this sea*
B. H. TRUMBULL,
son.
Commercial
Agent,
J. C. LINDSEY
While at the Wilson Companv’i
WANTED. — Bepreoetativoo to
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
sawmill a horse stepped on Charley look after renewals to subscriptions
142 Third 8t., Portland, Ors.
Robinson’s foot. As a result Char for the American Maaaame. Expe-
P. B. THOMPSON, F. A P. A.,
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ripoce not essential.No-capital
Room 1, Colman Bldg., Beattie, Wash.
bobbles around on crutches.
needed. Good opportunity to build
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up a permanent business. Address:
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XN. Trainer, 146 Fifth Ave., New
North Yambill, visited several
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days with John’s father, G N. Stew York, N. Y.
art and family. They returned to
Filer A Bon are still leaders in
W. OF THE W.
North Yamhill Monday.
the grocery business. Their
A. J. MoCANN, Prop.
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. SOO
Woodmen of the World meets on Sat
Lorin Hewitt, a student at the store is now located in the build*
urday of each week, in Woodman hall, medical department of Willamette ing, what was formerly Mutch*
Dayton. Oregon. _ Visiting Neigbors University, who, with bis wife, has JerAr carriage shop, on Fourth
A. C. DARR, C. C. ' been visiting her father, M. Miller of street, opposite tbe park.* They
Unionvale, will return to Salem have a full line of first-clan gro
The public are invited to give this
L. H. LIT8OHER, Clerk.
house a trial. The house has lately been
shortly and resume his study of ceries, which they sell at lowest
refitted, newly painted and papered
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and conveniently arranged for thesc- WOMEN » WOODCRAFT medicine.
prices.
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com motion of the public. Clean beds.
Fred Bertram and family, and
Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of
Tables supplied with the beet the market Woodcraft, meets on the first Thursday their daughter, Mrs. L. R. Roesner, 5 Eppley’s Perfection'Baking Pow
affords, i
evening of each month in Woodman and Mise Petty Dower returned der is au ‘ Mädein Oregon” produc
hall, Dayton, Or. Visiting Neighbors
homo Tuesday evening from a ten tion. It is made in Salem, the
always welcome.
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day’s outing at Netarts They en capital of Oregon, by C. M. Eppley,
MRS. IDA E. ROWLEY, G. N.
ALMEDA 8IMLER, Clerk.
joyed their trip, all but the dust who, to supply the steady and rap*
idly increasing demand for tbe
and smoke ___________
UNITED ARTISANS
powder, has just installed new ma*
The hoys have been catching a cbinery for its manufacture on a
Security Aseembly No. 16, meets in
regular session the let and 3d Tuseday in great many black base lately from larger scale. Eppley’s Perfection
each month, in W. of the W. hail, at 7:3t the Yamhill and Willamette rivers.
p. m. Visiting members invited.
Some years ago tbe Willamette
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MRS. M. M. RO88NRR, M. A.
river was stocked with black bass, it*
SHORTHAND,
W. B. HIBBERT. Sec.
which have rapidly increased In
H arness M akers .—For good
TYPEWRITING
numbers. Tbo base is an excellent well made harness cal) on Kolb
fish, and people generally are pleas Brothers of McMinnville. They
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ed that they have become an Ore mri» all styles of harness. If
gon product.,
BOOK-KEEPING.
3#on want a set of buggy, or
From Mr. Bingham of tbe firm heavyTiarness for uke on farm
Write to G. B. HARDIN, Forest
of Bingham A Todd, liveelook or heavy teaming, they will fit
Grove.
you out on short notice and at
we
learn
that
they
will
exhibit
five
reasonable prices.
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Arabian horses at the coming Ore
gon State fair in Salem. Three
I of these are stallions and tbe oth rs
are mares. Tbe latter are the only
J. F. STAIGER,
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Arabian mares in the United States
»¿present, so far as Mr Bingh.m
P bopbietob .
DAYTON, OREGON.
knows as he imported them direct
from their native country: they are
5 and 4 years old respectively A
First class in every respect
A full supply of Undertakers oolt from one of these mares was
Ra tee from 11 to $2 per day. Spec* Goods kept m stock. Hearse,
sold for $1400 to W F. Banan of DAYTON,
ial attention paid to Commercial
OREGON.
Robes,
Embalming.
Albany,
Oregon.
On
acctrant
of
Travelers. Sample rooms in con
their Shorthorn cattle and Poland
nection. '
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R. L. CONNOR,
When crossing the Willamette china swine not being in show con-
D ayton H ebald and Berni-Week from Polk or Yamhill counties, try Hitinn this firm has decided to not
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- fair tbis
exhibit
them
at tbo
ly Journal (Portland) $1.75 a year; the Wheatland ferry.
Daily Journal and H ebald $4 00
Forty acres No. 1 land with im* year, but hope to be among the first
per year ; includi ng Sunday Journal, Crovements, 24 miles of Dayton—a' by the tion® another of these annual
M c M innville , O b .
exposition* is duo.
argain. Inquire at this office.
CÔIIItkCIAL HOTEL,
you you
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Ime. Did
Arrive
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Next Monday is Labor Day—
another legal holiday.
to Chicago and all pointe east; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all points
south.
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See that your ticket reads via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R,
Thoroughly modern trains connect with all transcontinental lines at 8t. Paul and
Omaha.
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.
If your friends are coming west let us know and we will qpote them direct
the specially low rates now in effect from all eastern pointe.
Any information as to rates, routes, etc., cheerfully give on application.
.Toledo, O.
Male Drug*
11:50 a.m.
ABBIVAL AMD DBPABTVBB OF TBAIMM.
Special Railroad Rates
common!
ike a trip
oat, dear.
daily freight service .
Toward Portland.
From Portland..
ABBIVAL AMD DXPABTUBB OB MAILS.
SPEED —$16,000 — PUR8E
A Good Time To Renew Old Acquaintance«.
what de
rip in an
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9:15 a. m.
From Portland.....'.
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Daily Passenger Service on
Yamhill Division 8. P.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
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Undertaker
Pork, Veal, Poultry and
Country Producer of
OREGON.
attorney - at - law .
of her as
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