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DAYTOM. OREGON, DECEMBER 8, 1893 VOL. IX NO. 17, •aaws IC 0 N C E R Ï ! = tWE HIGH WATUI- . ----- On Saturday and W« Ara Now J Looatod in the Sunday the BUILDIN MASONIC articles stored on thit Boor had been elevated to the upper stories Hard wood wanted at the Photo Ga'lery. Those wanting to buy fruit trees will do well to call at this office be- v fore purchasing Call at Nichola A Gabriel and get cash prices on goods. You will find they are way down. Attorney J. B. Flower teas gone to HOLIDAY GOODS Will be given by the Saturday Eve Dec. 9,^ 25 CENTS R. L- HARRIS. thia COME ONE, COME EVERYBODY! b — h « The high wgt«r put a stop to; «avigation on tbs river. driving on tie Ferry street bridge J. 8. Richards is one of the sick this week. Uncle Ed. Hnd*way who has been sick revera! weeks is improving. He went to Portland on Thursday to remain seveial days. Holliday goods at Phclpe’ drug store. The W. C- T. V. hold their regular meeting to-day at the rasidenee of Mrs. J. H. Flower. The Day ton Temperance meetlug on Saturday evening laat was very well at tended. nddrereby Mr. Maya well re ceived. The gi'ntlenian has prouriaod at some future time to give another ad- Dayton has a well organised l,and,aod the member« of nblcn are clilfc-nsof this place, are Identified with the best r interests of the town. The Imnd is now laboring uuder dUDculUos, and la unable to do Haelf justice in making music. The Instruments they now have are old amido nol chord. The concert to b< given next Hatunlay evening by tUe tan. is for the pmpoHC of rnUlng fuucte t< I purehaee new inetnimente. The poor’ of Dayton end vicinity «honId give band s rousing benefit ca that occasion, Attend the social at th# residence of Mrs I. Nichols on Wednesday evening next. A good program has been arranged, and everybody should attend and have an evening of enjoyment. There will he preaching morning and evening of the third Lord’s day in this month, by the pastor. Sub ject In the morning, pwill be suited to the childeen. In the evening “Baptism— Who is a proper subject for Baptism—What is Baptism for. and How is Baptism Performed F’ All are cordially invited. the buggy wheels on the right ran up on the railing alongside of th« bridge, and the buggy tipped over ibfqwing Mr. and Mr«. Swick out nnd smashing the buggy top. Mrs. Swick was somewhat bruised. The Dr. escaped injury with the excep tion of several slight scratches. Tho horse that the doctor wasdriv- ing wns a gentle one and not easily frightened, had it been otherwise the accident might have proved a more serious one. Perhaps, it might 1« well to have the railing at this end jf big bridge fixed differ ently from what it is, where it slopes gradully near to the ground, and thereby avoid a serious acoi- dent in the future. •r The principal school, J. Blough, I engaged to lake charge of the La fayette public school. Mr. Blough was only here on trial, and asked for $75 per month, which was more than the school board was willing to pay. It is all right to economise but even in business matters econ omy carried to extremes becomes parsimony, and the results sought are often not attained. We do not Hiow personally as to Mr. Blough’s ft aching, not having visited ms >i hool, but what we have heard expressed by those interested, and in general conversation with that gentleman we consider him fully able and competent to teach this or any other school in tlie county with good results. But what we wish to impress on the people of this dis trict, is that it is not so much the wages paid, aa it is to have compe tent and experienced teachers, and when you get them hold to them. Il is supposed when you are hiring teachers that jt is th« welfare of the child—your child—thtft you look alter—its mental and moral train ing, and the teacher that fails lodo this is not worthy of the position he occupies. Having secured a hirn’Ts W)onc MCXrihiet’ Frei! him as ng as po i . ry change made in instructors rotor- feres with the progreee of the child s The Lafayette Ledger, we are informed by A. B. Westerfield late publisher of the paper, will again resume publication after a suspen sion of several months. The paper New teachers musti will be undei*different management. education. T. H, Dupuy will be the manager. become acquainted with the schol ars before being able to understand Il 'will «xmie out next week. their needs, and new touchers are Everything in the line of drugs apt tn introduce new methods of at Phelps' drug store. teaching, which are » hindrance to The Woman’s Aid Society of the the advancement of the child’s mlu» Christian church met Dec. 4lh, at cation, tbeeameasiheintrnduction 2:30 p. m. The meeting was called of new books. Get competent well to order by the president Mra H. qualified Jeachera. and pay them D. Penney. All the officers being fair salaries, and place your school present. After the regular routine on*a footing equalJo any in the of business had been transacted it w „„„( and make ............ .~. felt. county, its influence wns decided to have a Christmaa i An(| commod-mte tree dn Chrialmes night/ at the | fralMing where your chll-l Chrietlian church. The meeting ’dren fi|| have to bff crowded! adjourned i to * - 1 ' meet -neet Thursday 14th together like sheep in a pen,bnt; I)»« Christian have plenty of room .and all mod-1 at 2:30 p. m. .•at ’ church. _ ( em improvements for advancement. i BORN. la Dayion. Wednesday, Dec . Admission 25c. Children 15c. The river ! * ' at only lacked 10 feet of be- and family, Ware given a moat « Salem «"¿J " th« high **ter 1 null A nNaMhaa ms I 1890. A number ^9 of/familia« along * ‘pouading" the pastor until they the river front in that city had to; . i , , atone tor their eon a act oy rendering n move out of their dwellings. short, spicy program. ^hto‘scheme The late high water in the Wil-1 proved effectual, so that when the party lametteriver caused those who-had dispersed, pastor and people were better Wt-k T but ,,n »r tun much thanksgiving, probably, it wasoVtrlook- «• and not inserted, f . FROa™ . / . ™ b-,, COBO’rt 8,tu"1,‘y •*“*••• I ____ a nel nlkoaa A aa « m ) _ aTCC. 9 • f —Bailevand others— who are get-. ~~ ' .. ■ •, __ , J » „C Grand Fantastic Orchestra—Tks Dsncen tingoUt logs on the inland for Char-' ley Spaulding, got what cattle they > Heiartioo-o»haatn. had in ure on a raft, ready for any ‘ iia»* *d^w«e<fering J«« waits—>M law- emergency, but the water nately did not get up to their camp, B|r(,u - ------------------- i—— i along ---------------- Vural Solo—Bedolila U>v« Song— Mb» Aagia «nd the men are — going with i Powsil. A acre field f~\. just ” below the o«i«tiun—orr>ewr«, p ten ” on the* lint at Lambert’ ’« s landing, Belknap. point at Lambert landing,on the' It rirj frit km» Rev. — . I V tie* a I Hulsb—t'osulr—L Rrasllev. MoCuMom farm, wa«^«», w«*h«i! riwnn M ff . V. A. I.lttk. •••V during the high water laat wee«,-but about 1U rods. waicnes, The lamest and finest »took thi. »idea« port- UlUGU, load, and at prices that are the lowest. When I awa I ssw Stoutenberg wbo had much more endearing. son» plea*. considerable stock on the island be-' Mt meinorioa, which will Unger in the meats meets and, and machinery used on the' , farm, succeeded in getting bis stock all off the island and his machin-' ery, etc . safely to the mainland. We have not heard of any loro of? stock in that section. Thi loggers Wnlahwa WC WBuyi will be .round and get their stock out of ‘ ON AND AFTER GOODS. HOLIDAY No».27,untilJan.1,94 >a McMinnville stO] and Inspect our stobl , r ° ° . < AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS W m . F. DIEL8CHN EIDER. At ten per cent discount _ The leadla« Jeweler of Yamhill Co. Two doors below postofflee. O. 0. HODSON, THE Hardware Dealer, - [AT M c M innville , Will'fit you out with Hop Machinery, FOR CASH! All kinds of produce taklñ in exchange for Goods. NICHOLS & GABRIEL: R JACOBSON’S And Other Supplies, h— Steamer Toledo, HOPEWELL. The undersigned will sell their stock of PLATED WARE, etc . Fine Engravinga Specialty ■ tn>t.-nin«nt«l Oue« Plano—Ml«««« Hartia and luMilaa Jonra. , - Molo quartetla. Plenty nf raUi and mud. RUNS FROM Reclutino— MI m Ora Melllhsar Most farmers through seeding and winter plowing. W. K. Holdredg«, «on of Mrs. R. MIDWINTtRF RATI«., ____ A. Holdredge has again moved to The Southern Pacific Company bridge, Beuth sum Saisin. oaiem. - ~ Saturday night Dr. B. F. Swick ONALTKMNATK DAT« AS VOLL WS: Yambill. W. E/aays Yamhill is announce that 30 days’ lime will A Carter do all kind of who bad Deen attending a meet good enough for him. Nr. Hol- From Dayton to Portland—tear- be-given on special tickets sold at dredge intend« buildhta on Ms farm jny point on the company’a Pacific ness will prove of short duratkm. BAND, AT DAYTON HALL. GIFT CHRISTMAS «-** “d ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Riley of the Dayton hold are both quite sick. They are under the care of Dr. CORNET done. The water was not m . will compare favorably with any «ioaUiar line shown in lb« county. by 1« feet aa in 1890. The T l ----- Nothing is more appropriate for a X.-' ' ' I - 'Y warehouee was kept from floating r away. C. W. Powell, the agent, had ropes attached to it which were tied Citizens Cornet Band Concert at i to tree«, and thia along with the Dayton hall, Doe. 9. cable that was already attached to than a GOOD BOOK. We are showing a large line of standard works ^Statinnary and toilet article, fit. H^blilding wreksjtfrom w.s£ for e-h- Phelpe drug store. । h»g «way. There WM 200 pounds Consisting of Piano mid Clarionet 8oloe, ReciMti«|M> Orchestra MAKE YQUR SELECTIONS EARLY. LM Baker luet several head of i of Iron anda fine buggy spring in Musk, <kc., Ac. ' 7.‘ Ule laet week. They were in the the warehouse for Mante« A Carter. caule river bottom on Mr. Baker’s place The boats were unable to run for near Lambert’s landing, and were about a week. . The Leading Druggist, probably drowned during the high The Willamette river was on a i, Bookseller and Stationer. A family thanksgiving dinner J. H. Flower went to Hillsboro on-Tuesday. H« went there to at tend court, being an attorney in «. Thanksgiving. A fine turkey with the necessary trimmings, and other case on trial there. . palatable dishes were, served to the Best work in the line of pictures boarders and guests at the hotel, to lie had in the country, may be who did ample justice to the bsn- obtained at L. Bradley’s studio in quet. -- — - this city J). A. Synder has workmen em- Reed Bros. A Co. at their mill ployed putting up a new building 3 miles south of Dayton, will fil * you out with any kiiM of lumber His fruit business ip steadily in-. you may waot when building. creasing and no doubt in another! Paler Jacqout, formerly of Dayton, reason Mr Snyder will have sll of but who la now keeping a saloon at if ills- his lot covered with buildings and born, wm fined $00 and ooata, at the late and still need more room. term of court la that place, for eelilng liquor to minors. Following are the officers elected for the ensuing year by the Web We received some Columbia riv er honey last week, from D. M. foot Sunday school: Superinten Durrey, a lot of which he received dent, 8. Hoffinn; asst, supt., Mrs. from Columbia coUiity. It was M. A. Gilkey; aecretaHr, Miss Daisy much superior to that produced in Warner; treasurer, F. R. Wilson; librarian, Miss Cora Wilson ; chor the valley. ister, 8. Hoffman; organist, Miss Mr. Groning of McMinville is hav- Fannie Dorsey. , r. ing a large lot of Wood cut off the O. Hanson who resides in the Jeffries place at Webfoot, to be used TaylorpMMrty, hMynrebeaed th* by the electric light company of Charles Palmer property about one McMinnville. He its« employed mil«north of McMinnville. There a number of men to cut the wood, la If f acre.of land belonging to the who have moved their families to place, which IS set to fruit trees; Weblbot. —Z there- Is also a small house on the - . •» - T The price paid was $1,750. The new process of extracting dace teeth by J. H. Nelson Is without Mr. Hanson expects to move over there next week. We bM When in Snlemwith g team go to hopes that Mr. Hanson would pur- Willamette Livery stables, at the uhsre property bore, and make his /.. south end of Commendai street bom« in D«yton. A Builders hardware and all r«- tides used in building, at , Jones & Adams, McMinnville CITIZENS’ Special Discount Sale, NÏÏH 3 N1TUIL Grandpa Woods father of J.« T. Woods, is dangerously ill with la tn^ Mrs. Barnes of Canada, tho tickets to be good for continu ons tripe going and returning. To purchasers of Midwinter Fair tick ets they will cell excursion tickets from San Francisco to points in California, usable within the 30- days’ limit kt one and one fifth fare for points over 150 miles from San Francisco, and one and one-third for 150 miles or leas from Snn Fran cisco. From Portland to San Francisco and return $25 plus 12.50 for five admissions to the Fair. Rates from other stations in;Oregon in Uke mHIUWr. Tickets will not be have been visiting relatives and friends at this place the past two months. They will soon return home. Labe went to see Annie on Sun day. The next time leave the lop on your buggy and it wtll not rain. There was a social hop at Fred aimpkin’s Friday niyht. Those present report na Ying i ‘ «good Crrje. Get your tin pans ready boyd, on sale until the Midwinter Fair Labe Morin is going to build a new opens. house, and you all know what that T hanksgiving at U ntonvalk .— means. While shocking wheat in July Thanksgiving day was. duly ob last, Robert Campbell lost a fine served at Union raid on Sabbath gold watch. He spent all his spare Inst. time during the summer hunting for it. But in vain. Several day* pastor L. F. Belknap, and in the since when crossing the field he evening an interesting and appro- found the watch- Strange to say, priate literary program was render ed by the young peoplu of thin it was not injured in the least. I , . ' i D an Me. ' plare. A subscription wits then taken and collection raised for the H opkwki . l , Or., Dec. 4, 1893. ■ Portland hospital. Old Yamhill” we believe, will --------------------------- The Ladies’ mu Aid BUI.IVVJ society of HIV the sub M . ______ I 1 II” URtllVB take the lead ... in raising ...... fine and large vegetables us well its fruit. E church held their regular T' Henrv Hewitt oi Unionvale, “» Jwdnv ' lot orturnips to this office, -^noon. They arrangedIto bold sent a , .’, J. , . . n dime social at the residence of which wero raised on his term at Mrf r Nil.hob(m w.-dnesd.v next Vmonvale, and msixe, are ahead Thb b the firRt of n of of any that we have seen or heard i „„chja to he given by thia so- of. A nnuiber of the turnips; cbly, nnd those who attend can weighed 18| pounds each. This be assured of a pleasant time. All we believe will compare favor are invited. The next meeting of ably with any sample of that the society will be nt the parsonage, product tliut has been raised two weeks from last Tuesday. ln, a. in. Tuesdays, Thu ays and Saturdays. Carries freight and passengers. Fare 65 cents to Portland. Meals 25 cents; beds 25 cents. I JOEL. P. GEER, Prop. W m . E xon , Captain. Notice. The partnership heretofore existing hptween the undersigned, doing business at Dayton, Oregon and Bncotla, Wash., nnderthe firm name and style of Funk A Phelps, has this dai been dissolved by mutual conaent. J. C. FVNK, N. PHELP8. November fith. 1803. YOUNG Of 25 per cent, as follows: CLOTHmO. BLANKETS, ÜAT8,. TRUNKS AND I Q ( L VALIESES.) LtyJ DRY GOOD AND TRIMMINGS, LADIES AND, CHILDRENS JACKETS, LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS, / MILLINERY, BOOTS AND SHOES. LI enjoyed th»-occasion, and felt himself young again in company with the younger children. Henry Hewitt wus the first man to drive down the western slope of. the Blue mountains, in the lead of avail of near 150 wag ons. His was the second wagun to arrive in The Dalles. W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES, I '4 A DITO fTMT RED HOUSE 8CHOOLSHOES4 lUrLn ULIN 1 And aU other Goods cot in proporU in., N. B. A Good Tailor Shop is connected with store. R. JACOBSON, GAY McMinnville, O rego n, pBorBlKTOB Dayton Laundry Clothes washed and ironed in First Class Style. Has liad many years experienee in the lanndrv iMisinees in Portland and ^her cities, and he guarantee« sat I afar- tion. Laundry font of Ferry street near Ug bridge- LUMBE81 LU1BBBII REED. BROS. A GLASSPIE, Proprietors of ihe Jacquot mill. having lately purchased the sawmill formerly owned by Peter Jacquot, are prepared to fill on si tort notice BILLS FOB BUILDING. HARDWARE STORE. R. S. GOODRICH, Prop. You can get anything in tho line of Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, &c., &c, &c. Also, Paints, Oils, Guns, Ammunition, Wall Paper Fruit Juts, Shingles, Lime, Hair, Cement, faith, Ac. I. Aiso Gunsmith. AH kind of repairing on Read This, t. OUR FALL STOCK OF Oregon Pacific Railroad Henderson’s Red School House Shoes YAQUINA BAY ROUTE. E. W. HADLEY, Receiver. Tho following are the proposed wiling dates of steamers: >>oki BAN FRANCISCO. As I wish to close ont my stoc Honday, November 5. ef furniture I will sell the snm Tnaadar, “ 14th. AT COST. If you want anything Tbureday, “ »d. in the line of FURNITURE, you P. Irvine of McMinnville, is FROM YAQUINA: will find I cangive you BARGAINS now closing Wb^lmrd times sale Thursday, November 0th. in that line I. E. FENTON. ' with some way down prices. For Hnmby, lath. Tuesday, Spot CASH be quotes. Granulatrd Sugar 13 ponada for 310). This Company Reserves the Right Lion or Midland’s l*M-kageCoffee, 2ie- All persons indebted to th« to Change Hailing Dates & gallons oi ay nap per keg,........... 313.V undersigned, will please call im Without Notice. Coal Oil |>or caa...,u -»......... LU mediately and settle. I have, soon to go away from hereon ac of tl eir education, the same as all progrersH« «cbools. dF The tables at the Day ton bote count of my health, and wish'to Take Notice maehnus, TAKE NOTICE. Stuart. her husband, had - written her that M. M. Banister of Centra lia, whom the Doctor had been called to visit, was improving. Vie ¡15 pr. ct Including Rough and Tr isaed sewing Lumber, Doors, Sash Windows, bicycles guns, A.,A., , or lumber of any description. A full line ofSewing Machinp Needles in stock. The new town council held a meeting on Monday. It starts out an though it meant business. One ' ■ .0- ■»- ____________:------------------------------------------- All persons owing the undereigneil of the improvements contemplated by the council is the placing oi for meat or otberwiee, are notified that etreet Umps in different parts cf they must pey the same at once, or coeta the town. This is an improvement will be addisd. Give .this your earlieet FRED MILLER. much needed and we hope to see it attention. Dayton, Nov. N, UM! speedily accomplished. Is pow Complete. »We huvC a good line of here or elsewhere this season. By the way the 71st anniversary of Mr. Hewitt’s birth was cele brated at the Hewitt homestead, on the 19th of November. There were present on that occasion 25 of Mr. Hewitt’s children and grandchildren, which Mt only about half the number now lir- in8» there being about”40." Most j Mrs. G. E. Stuart of Portland, wiIO|11 Hre reBidents of this who has been here the past week o whom are resid«nte of this Tu<^ 9he county Mr. Hew tt of co«««., ug leay. tha( Df t FOR' C HI L D R E N -
