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Daily Passenger Service on Kentucky and
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united in tbe breeding
Yamhill Division S. P.
provement of tbe
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SALEM, SEPT. 10-15, 1906
Exposition Full of Interest
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OREGON STATE FAI!
Vermont have
of and im
celebrated Mor
gaft horses—£ne of the best breed
Hi
of horses in existence A stud will
.8:32 a. m. be established at the Vermont Agri-
Toward Portiani;., i
M «4
.4:45 p. m. cultural Experiment Station near
.9 :15 a. m. Burlington, and seven young Mor
From Portland....
.5:58 p. m.
gan mares will be bred to Harrison
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE. Chief, a Kentucky stallion famous
11:50 a. m, for the benefit his blood has upon
Toward Portland
11:28 a. m.
From Portland..
the breeding of harness horses, for
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
which Kentucky has only one rival,
—Vermont. Tbe object of those
Arrive
Depart
8;28 a. m.
interested in this project will be to
8:00 a. m.
11:10 a. m.
8:86 a. m.
reproduce
the old, vigorous, spirited,
PREMIU MS—$10,000—GIVEN ,,
4:80 p. aa.
1,46 p. m.
5;58 p. m.
5:30 p. m.
speedy, long-enduring, intelligent
SPEED — $15,000 — PURSE
and beautiful Morgan horses, some
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
A Good Time To Renew Old Acquaintances.
what larger in size than old breed of
Leaves Dayton for Portland at 8^22 a. m.
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A thoroughbred Morgan
Arrives at Dayton from Portland 5;5&p, m. n Morgans.
horse is without doubt, one^ the
best knd~mosTYntei^
Oats 28 cents.
during all rouud breed of horses in W. H DOW&INQ, gresideut.
Eggs 21 cents.
FRANK W. DURBIN, Secretary
this country. We are pleased to
Butter 30c roll.
Oote that there is a probability that
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Wheat 60 cents.
this valuable breed of horses will be
introduced
into
Oregon.
When
in
Alois Zellner, the photographer
who has been in Daytop several Portland last week the editor of
J weeks, returned to St Pkul Thurs H erald met a gentleman who bad
about two years ago, with several to Chicago and all points east; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all pob.Tit
day.
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teams, among them a pair of Mor
Amity’s new fruit dryer started gan horses—a stallion, mare and
See that your ticket reads via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. I
up this week and will be operated colt—drove from Indiana to Oregon. Thoroughly modern trains connect with all transcontinental lines at St. Paul
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to its full capacity as long as there A tew days prior to our meeting the Omaha. If your friends
are coming west let ns know and we will quote them dir. r
is anything in sight to work on.— gentleman, he informed us that not the specially low rates now in effect from all eastern points.
Any information as to rates, routes, etc., cheerfully give on application.
Amity Enterprise.
withstanding tbe advanced age of
Hop pickidg is now in full opera the mare and stallion, and injured
B. H. TRUMBULL,
tian, and men, women and children condition of the latter, be had sold
the
animals
to
a
„party
who
knew
J. C. LINDSEY,
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Commercial Agent,
of all stations in life are taking a
T. F. & P. A.
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
hand in gathering hops. So far the value of this type of horse-flesh;
142 Third St.» Portland, Ore.
there has been no scarcity of pick- receiving $500 cash for tbe team.
P. B. THOMPSON,
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era in thia vioioity.________ _ The gentleman has »youg mare and
two y§ar old stallion at New Era,
Room 1; Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash. ' _
Mrs. A. C. Detmerifig, who went from which he expects to raise colts.
to the mineral springs near Lafay*
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ette the first of the week, to try if
“Going to tbe Oregon Slate Fair?
LODGE DIRECTORY
bathing in the mineral water would Why yes, of course but say, don’t
be beneficial to her health, has re fail to wake an exhibit of some
W. OF THE W.
turned home without being much kind, if only one article ; it will add
benefitted.
that much to the display and no
A. J. McCANN, Prop.
OLD ‘HICKORY CAMP, NO. JUT“
Woodmen of the World meets on Sat
Hopicking began in the several doubt be a winner for you. Don’t
urday of each week, in Woodman hall
yards near Crawford the first of this go and view the exhibition and say
Dayton,
, ’ ORE. 2 Web
a? come. Oregon. Visiting Neigbon
week, and pickers are arriving by ‘ “ Pshaw, I have better than that at
the train load to help care for the home,” but, look here, take articles
A. C. DARR, C..C.
hop crops, which are in a very fine along, as comparison is the proper The public are Invited to give thia L. H. LITSCH ER, Clerk.
condition
pnaana
h t h hliahin a their
means nf
of »a
eastablisbing
their worth.
worth. house a trial. The house has lately been
refitted, newly painted and papered
H. Hirshberg, a banker of Inde Try it this year. The week of Sep- and conveniently arranged for the ac- WOMEN of WOODCRAFT
Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women o'
pendence, has promised to sow tember 10 15 inclusive will be the coinmOtion of the public, ('lean beds.
broadcast on thè streetsof that city ‘‘banner week” of thè Oregon State Tables supplied with the best the market Woodcraft, meets on the first Thursday
evening of each .jnonth in Woodman
affords.
'
one hundred dollars worth of nickels Fajr history.
hall, Dayton, Or. Visiting Neighbors
when the price of bops reaches 25
always welcome.
There is still a prospeot that Sa
MRS. IDA E. ROWLEY,G. N.
cents a pound.
k.
lem will have a linen factory. A
ALMEDA SIGLER, Clerk
W. G. T. U. noet at tbei^home of linen mill expert from Belgium, ECLECTIC CORRESPOND
Hala Burch on Tuesday.¿ A very George Verbeke, is there investigate
UNITED ARTISANS
ENCE SCHOOL
eajoyable time was spent. Mrip ing as to the advisability of hie
Security Assembly No. 16, meets :a
E. A. Witbee was elected delegate canïpany, operating a linen mill at
regular
session the 1st and 3d Tuesday , i
—OF—
Salem. It is said that his report to ;
each month, in W. of the W. hall, at 7 :
thrwmpkoy wOl
p. m. visiting memberHrnvirewr
be held in Newberg.....
SHORTHAND,
MRS. M. M. ROSSNER, M. A
the
establishment
and
operating
of
Mrs. Mary Mellinger and daught
W. 8. HIBBERJ. Sec.
alinen
factory
at
the
Capital
City
er and grandson, Ralph Dailey, who
TYPEWRITING
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several months.ago came up from $f Oregon
i
Southern California, and h^ye been
In the two to four week« in the
living on Mrs. Mellinger’s place*bd- Oregon bop fields, beginning to
BOOK-KEEPING
joining Chas Hadley’s farm are ar- mortow, of about 50,09$ people,
rangiag to return to jSoutibern Cali- there will be births, marriages and
Write to G. B. HARDIÑ, Forest
forma.
-a
deaths, and all the happenings that Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosensteel, of Penn are usual with so large a number of
Station, Pa., is visiting relatives people. There will be love making,
and friends at Dayton and adjoin quarrels and murders. Hop pick
ing neighborhoods. Mrs. Rosen ing time in Oregon makes history
steel was formerly Miss Mary Ed each year.—Daily Oregon States y
J. F. STAIGER
wards, and her many friends here man Sept 2.
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are glad to welcome her again in
P roprietor .
Filer & Son are still leaders in
their midst, and are also pleased to
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meet the young man she has chosen the grocery business.
DAYTON,
OREGON.
OREGON.
store is now located in the build SALEM.
for her husband.
First class in every respect
“C onfession of a P reacher ”— ing, what was formerly Mutch-
A"full supply of Undertaker*
Rates
from $1 to $2 per day. Spec
This will interest you. Such con- ler’s carriage shop, on Fourth
ial
attention
paid
to
Commercial
Goods
kept in stock. Hears-,
i feseions will be had at tbe Baptist street, opposite the park. They
church Sunday night. Besides the have a full line of first-class gro Travelers. Sample rooms in con Robes, Embalming.
- sermon there will be a special solo. ceries, which they sell at lowest nection
When crossing the Willamet'r
Service promptly at 8 o’clock. prices. __________ f
R.
L.
CONNOR,
from
Polk or Yamhill counties, b v
“Consider the Lilies.” A sermon
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ayton
H
erald
and
Semi
Week
the
Wheatlkrid
ferry. '
meant to to help you enjoy your re-
ly
Journal
(Portland)
$1
75
a
year;
ligous life more thoroughly. This
Forty acres No. 1 land with I q .
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
will perhaps, be Mr. Hewitts’ last Daily Journal and H erald $4 00
provements,
2$ miles of Dayton—
Sunday morning message. 11 a. Ser yearjincluding Sunday Journal,
bargain.
Inquire
at this office.
M c M innville , O r .
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