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CATTÒ» mito. HMÍLD OFFICE Printed »nd Published at Dayton. Y*»hM:County, OregMihy Hqaxw PubUahta* Co. * LÍTTU MKADB, ÖARDS, AOBTKRB. Subscription $L50 per Year. Contains latest Home sad Foreign Hewn. here for wheat ie Town election on the 10th. «‘o» . C vbb fob C* ipflxd C uilmbm . | Occasional shower, ami sunrhi.m ; TTl? Institute, K . o . Pacific branch, 31» Baah street San D. A. Bovd.r evap*c*ted a lot of Francisco, succM*f*ily traete all rw this week. . cases of Orthopedic gery. Dia- E ms are selling „dozen. NO. 12 DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2. 1894 VOL X hero for 20 cent» Butter ia 40 «ente* LAFAYfcT ,< JOTWO* Several »• ranger» were »ern un ir Ft reet » duri«* I lie, week Claud Magill has »-en fold up 5TH ANNUAL SALE. Preaching at the Chriatian <>» Spine, Hip *nd Knee roll Frnklm *‘U ** ber* abo“t Mo"’ ehurcb next Sunday at I I *. m. ! Joint* Parslysw, Pifo*, Fistula, N»- ' M m I f^aatAvak Ï , ggy with a I“-*! cfom*. D. A. Snyder is shipping apples Mr» Gilh"d*re has moved fruin in car load. Jots He ships one of their form lw<> mil«* »uulbof Day- more cars each week. tlwse cues is shown by thousands • to Ufayett*. Beautiful, stylish ladies hats of references fruui trustworthy peo The W. C. T. U. will meet with nt lowest prices. Marks Eisters, ple ail over the country. Persons Mi» Emily Corner at I he residence The huteber «hop seems to hei having afflicted children or friend» McMinnville. nf S R. Baxter, Thursday, Nov. 8, should convince tbemselve of the the moat enterpri»Tng business in f again ehangedf. The M. E. church is undergoing excellent results of the system of town, as it baa at 2:30 p. «. Y . . . « . __ i.i ... i There is a good stage of water in some needed repairs. W. A Kreils treatment by this Institute. One. or both th» V.'illamette^nd Yamhill is improving the appearance of the more of these »ugeons will be at Foyta, of Carllair, and Charles knife and mw . j windows by painting them. handle* the St. Charles Hotel, Portland, Powell ---------- river» for »teaiabosting. ____ will move to' C arle» Monday, November >2th, one day, Th* best quality of lumber fur TheO- R- 4 N. Co. will put *p fcMlnnville in the! building, and sash, doors and build- to examine easee. Bend fur circu hie farm a t wareboure at Newberg. lar.,; Reference, may lie bad to ne«r future? in* hardware, at Jones A Adams, care of the li Judge Btrahn, Belem; JudgeThoe. Tbe board Den'»! work performed iq the y McMinnville. best manner,, by Dr. G. S. Wright,« L Davidson. Salem; R. B Miller, l»yers were ........... .................... ................ ... □ . . . —— u. - . ■ _ t □ l ■ l . - - . T Ie now now aoout about iw 160 cniraren children Dsyton: T. W. Thompson, Gsston; switch al MeMiinmll* crossing, i McMinnville.v • I . There inw* is Dayton; T. W._Thompeon, Gaston; switch atha^rei^ * » - k-ia —»■ ini D?V°n H“61*0G omwwm E. P. Ter.y, Olympia,and They will habere in about ten days. Tidies hats DMtj|r Dimmedinforms« that he' |lu„Hreds of others? i . Ney Unger was up before the re-, QQ the latest styte, kj on a McMinnville- - J ? S or th. 'l»d.poode»t' »•Pl“<1 ™. .. „ ............. .... ....... .................... ........................................................................... _ Small irncta of fond .for homes fcw»»le by A P- Macy, on reaaon-^ *bl»lernis. Call and see him I»-'y thejr firgt mecli O(> Thnv IwlA ih«lr first mn»tine on P‘. Hinging —By emgregation. fore purchasing. > ¡Thursday. « ; * (Sorth Yamhill Iivooni. | - ' Reading of Beriptvi* and prayer. « Those wanting <» g^od pair of Arrangements are being made by Attend the dime social to-night Binging—Congregation. , »ho«-», either ladies or genl», wilt at tbe l*sidcncc Mrsv I. Nichola Recitation—Beulah Wood. Christian the members uf of th* the gnd them st A. J. Apper»on’» Me- Iter. Wood aa A good musical, and literary pro Song—Children. j eharvb I* . Minnville. Easy fitting and latest ! lor for the ensuing year-------- TWe 4 grain has been' arranged for the Recitation—L^a Martin. i suppose that refer» to Rev. Woud Styl««- Recitation—Andy Mabe*. evening, Wednesday night being, hal- Chorus. j of Dayto^ i A-full lino of l*di*o wear at kxe'su th* “boy»” hnd their fun Recitation—Birdie Avery. j We arh glad to announce that hi «moving signs, and ploying) f Exerci»«—Children. - । Wm. King, who had his back in- store, McMinirt ille. CfoaKsand Recitatioa—May Nichols. i jured last week by a fall from the prank». JacKets, and stylish dress goods. Chorus. - | «caffold cn on Auciir. Austin A Wi Willsey ’leey’e s hew Fine millinery—tIte latrai atyfos All are most cordially invited?' ' building, ia so far improved a* to Fine pure blood Minoreha and —it Mark» sisters, McMinnville. ~ r ~ ~ * 11« able lo go out to his ranch, and Plymouth Rock fowls ferMle by J. Freeman Fimsworlh M Amity Jo „.JS^rabte walking. ' I Both itrnamcntel and every va- L. Hoskins of Newberg. Call on sn rid pioneer and number of the hw c- that [ rtety of fruit tree», *I m vine» and him when you want pure »tock .ind ty that Masomc fraternity, died al hi»!^^ in ^tton I shrubs, all of the host quality, at the good chick ens.' - ----------- — . — rj — ration »roe. nwunu, m Pulton * - homeon Thursds^lghtjMtwrek ¡vhl the Capital City Nurwry, Salem. He wan born in 1806, and Mme to R witb - On Friday, November 16, at 4 p. A neat, well made suit of either Oregon in the early »ettlemeut «f,.MlloUt of iUII1ber. The foreign or domestic goods, »nd In m. Mr». Louiae Round of Lafayette, „ I?* ®**!:1 fire i- supposed IO be the work of th* IsteM »tyk, made to order. wilt address the Dayton Bunds and the L T. L Musin and ducted by the Masons the «-rvicre,inwiXrv. There was an in- Jgallnt Detmdring Bro». spenking by the children.'—' I were held iu the Amity M. K Hnr.lliw of *¿000 WU«r looking fora large or small church, and ki*'was buried in ceiii-' 44 44 Preaching at the Methodist Epie ' tract nf.fond to Imy, call on J. W. LXswbcrgCr.iphic.l_ etery at that place. A number of; onpal church next Sabbath at 41 a. 44 r Fleleher, lliu Dayion real estgl* Masons of the Dayton lodge were Charle» K- Spaulding baa an or- m. by the pastor. Subject, “The in attendance Utt the funeral. - dvr Jor four hundred piling 65 feet dealer, Gift of th* Holy Ghost.” All are —wt -t n i - rt ’ rt . lung from the Oregon Railway & r Buy rubber good- al Nieh*l»A cordially invited. TTbe following pupils ofintarme He ha» a torce of Gatifhd**, and keep dry during U m » diate foom sfere neither absent nor L KwvWood and family drove over men al work on the river above Ash I rainy »eason. ' fo North Yamhill oq Thursday. tardy fur month Of October: Dot Island getting them out. ™ AlKuA bakery, McMinnville, Mr. Wood will probably di ride his Avery, -Flora Bertram, Helena Mr. A Sampson of W^st Cheha- you will find every ihing thnl is good time tietween Dayton and North Crane, Opal Huddle»tun, Cartie lam, returned a few duys ago from o * * ^iir"«^n»i* the Siletz Indian reservation, where 1 to Ml, and excellent bread. Yamhill, making this his residence Esther Ruse, Nellie Scanlan, Aden he went to take a look at the gov !«"-■ "LL Washing done in good style and during the winter. LT j JL! -------------- L-LL^L Steven*,* Jen nie Collins. Flossie Cof *^*v*v*v* । at tba lowest prices, at the Me The following independent ticket fin, Nellie Lewis, Nella Hadaway, ernment land that is soon tobe o|»en for Mdtlr.-Dent. Mr. Sampson »ay» 1 Minnviifo Steam Lawndry, Wm. for town officers was nominated on Charles A. Baldwin & Co. Percy Brook», Ross M’ateoH. Daisy that he found that the land that is i Loubert. thy proprietor guaranties Thursday .rening last week: S Neff, Mgudis Steven». Aden Sie- I wrtMseUmw.... M.... .— * : h , SHI left for the pale faces, ia inoally a» vrv. 1HP* - -T ■ ■' inn, ions riiiinan. steep as the sides of Chehwlem man, Ed. Petty John Bradly for [ If you want a good wagon, one O live M c C ann , Teacher. mountain, and not very desirable Niw Y ork . of the celebrnted .Studebaker wng- aidermen. H. A. Bertram, recorder. NÒTICÉ? for a man who is any ways choice M. S. Adams, marshal. 01)4, m H on Junes A Adams. Me- about tbe kind of country he goes I Minnville. R. N? Snell and Arza Fenton We have in surplus fur this Fall’s -trade a vsry 1 u-ge and choice Mrs. Della Goodrich will have in to raise a family. Small p»lch- ’tai; FbiwUI Lattar Malta» M Ar pittati««. • Good healthy nursury stock and went to Shaw, in the Waldo hill», her-now full stock of Millinery esof ferel tend can occasionally be assort ment of . > ,1 COMMHIX»«« * aOLICITrtk true to name,v al A. K. Cooper’s Marion county,on Wednesday, to be November 5th or 6th. Prices found but they are few «nd far be gone two or three days. Mr. Snell nursery Newburg. * . „ •„ < lower than ever before.. The tween. has a small farm at that place and B loodied H ogs — Farmers or went there on business connected ludies will do well to examine LICENSE GRANTED. otlierswishing pure blooded hogs Oct. 19th, Wm. Myers, aged 26, her stocx before buying. with it. < Washington county, and KI'en will do well to cnll at this office A. P.Slacv has traded his reri- L afayacttk . O regon . Prof. W. C. Ayfoworth has organ Schnur, aged 19, Yamhill county. before purchasing. dence and six acres of land to Mr. ized a class in vocal music here . Oct. 20th, Edward Hall aged 21, Go to Z. Spangle, nt the. Dayton ■Palmer of Newberg for property in lie has n goo<l sized class which and, and Minnie M. Eitlegeorge, h, that place. Mr. Palmer will move meet in the M. E. church Monday harber shop, ami get a smooth aged 19, both of North Yamhill. •amable. i^Vis family here and reside on his shave or your hair trimmed in Ihc and Tuesday evening». Prof. Ayl»- Oct. 22, E. T. Isham aged 20, J. C. MICHAUX lave. Mr. Macy will ipake hi» worth comes well recommended as latest style. • ___ __ and Ella Earl 19, both of Dayton. ome here for the present. a teacher of vocal music, and one Oct. 23d, R. W. Phillips, aged J. Bloods worth wants fiOOO bush The county semi-annual conven who thoroughly understands music. 27, of Ainity, and Rose McPhillips. els of oa s, for Which-he will pay And Surgeons tion of the W. W. C.T. U. will be He will probably also teach a cla»» aged 23, of McMinnviilm Please come and select your Tree». Price List sent fru*. the highest market price. held in Dayton, November 16 nt Wcbfuot or Pleasantdale. ETTE, OB. Found—A handkerchief. Owner probate T cqurt . There will be an all day meeting a I >Mfne»» Cannot be Cured call st thia office and describe prop Estate of R L Stow. M. E promptly made day or Profesional ei Friday, with a grand mass meeting ertf, which they can have hy pay by local application* an they cannot reach Slow, widow, appointed udinr’x.‘ «w»». in the evening. Good speaking and tlio <liae«8e<l portion rd the ear. There Bonds 112,000. ing for this notice. . *" • — good singing will be furnisbud. i* only one way to cure deatnees, amt Read the nd of discount sale in Estate cf J. A. McKinnon. In- G. E. STUART. Mrtp Grace of Lafayette, slipped that l»l»y conttiiiitioiial remedies. this paper, by R. Jacobson uf Mc nee» is eau*»d by an inflamed condition ventory and appraitemont spprnv- on a wet l>oard at her home lust of the mucous ¡inina of the Enatachian Minnville. rd. Appraisetl value 15,875 56 PYHSICIAN SURGEON. Saturday, 'A new wood shed has Laen built J'? twr "J and severely injured her Tnl>e. When this tube is inflamed you Adm’r granted privilege to sell per-]., D a F ton , O rkgos . ......j arm. Mrs. Mauts, her have a rnmbliny’ aonnd or imperfect annul property at private sale. .miai sflhe M E piOonngtr^ '2 " «laughter, went up on Sunday Io *S hearing. aM when It ta entirely cineol. PeufncM ia the rerult, ami iiiilcra the Married.—On Monday, October] \V. T. I’llhnan went to Seattle her and remained sc vernl days, inflammation can lictae.i oit aa i thia E. M. SMITH, Italic iTitared to it» normal condition, 22, at WWiUnd, Mr. E.T. Dhan the foreprt of the week on bur»- J. Bradly sai« as sooS a» he Wfl heuringaill be .Iratroye.l forever: nine f of )Vheatland, and Miss Ella Earl Physician here. and SurgCOn. gel the poles ___ , he will commence ( cure» out of ten nix* camicd by catarrh, * It.. ..K . D Us.intt.ii ralli «a t Ì t » a * ~ y.......... Eon H ale —Several stand of work on hi» telephone line from which in nothins but hit iuflamed condi- Daytnn ; Rev. Branson officiating Olfive opixwite town council building,. Thè newlv married couple will C ------ .. • tion of wjU the inucoua »iirfuce». bee«». Or will exchange for a XfoVlionwillM McMinnville via vIK Lafnvclle namyeii» and a Hl|ndlp(| lto„arB for make theù home on Mr. Isham’... g cmfple of sliouts. Inquire at this Day ton to Newberg, w e hone soon o( (1.an^i by Clltarrh) , Al»o general practice. office. to talk by telephone with the out- , |hnt ,.annot cured by Hall's Catarrh farm near .» heatlaml. i Cure. Send (or circular» ; irre. A P. Macy, lately disposed of aid* world ! Di»».— C off W— In Portland. Or-. — “ F. J. CHENEY A CO . Joletio, O- >gun, October.23. pl the residence *• H- MAIM EK. _ . _ Several acrefjof land to Win. Arm- Rev. Branch and M. D. Kreils strong of n»ar Dundee. Who will and famile. on Wednesday moved Th«, wb. think »f ««in* on. ! eVw ’ attorney I soon, put up a Iniilding on the Iracl. into what is known as the old Hash frui|or ornamental Ireeà, shrubs. Coffin, aged 22 years and 2 month. ; Mrs. Robert Earl ie »till quite >H- house, formerly occupied by I^wis Wambegan and family who lately or vine, would find it ¡° tboir m- i and ,hoM „ Apper»»,. NOTARY PUBLIC. Prof. Ay la worth goes to Portland moved into their own house, which torsl toeollot lino office ^f»rc! OAVTOS,. - • OHIOON. n^ . >■ Saturday to remain over Sunday. Mr. W. put up on his place adjoin Practices in Slate and Federal purchasing. Me can give low-j Courts. Take in the dime social this ing. est prices on trees by ìlio thou . mcmjnnville (Friday) evening al the residence We are informed that Rev. O. B sand. Trees sold in large quan To the Traveling Public of Mrs I. Nichol». ) Whitmore of Sheridan, has accept tities or singly.' Stock from Ihe WE PROPOSE to give to each of our euMotnêff é han'lsonfti j ed a call from th« Congregational J Iwadly’s new building is best nurserifThrthe country. Portrait of ANYONE they may select. Tothiw-ciid we have iniuld — THK — nearly completed? The trout in church at Corvallis, to fill the va a contract with a leading portrait house to fhrnish as witli fhoir cancy occasioned by the resigna handromely finished? For a pain In the side or chest there WM. LAMBERT, Proprietor. celebrated pictures. Io those who havo seen these portruits no lion of W. C. Kantner, who has I* nothing so good, aa piece of flannel The, MeMjnnvillo Reporter hss word i^i|gEeMary; and therse who have not we iiuile to inspect the lately taken charge of the Congre- danspened with Chamberlain'» Pain added another job press to its outfit Balm and bound on over the »eat of, DAYTON, OKKOON. galionol church at Salem. samples alum- store. We will no*confine this oiler to one pi. turo pUn. I afforda prompt and permanent' Quality of our work is un»ur- Married —Sunday, October 27, relief and if used in Umc will often in each family, bat give a portrait each time you complv with the I» a home for those who are traveling H. W. Strong *of Washington, Mr. Matthew Scnn-and Mis» Minnie prevent a cold fretfi resetting in pneo- or those whcvbav« no home and board,” requirements. We farthef as.«nfe you that if the |iorthirt i» imt who traded property in that state monia. This asms treatment is’ a sure Bones, at the home of the bride •** affords. » uppi »*< i Clesn with beds, ths. satisfactory, yotf need not accept it until it rs. ‘ Tiré portait» nrd MIR Id, COLLARS bULLAB* AND AKU CUFFS uurro RETURNED si-1 uneuu t ** tabl ** market to Mr Cartnoody for his place near cure for lame baek. For aale by A. N. SHIRTS near Willamina; Rev. Fred Post EQUAL TO NEW, . redrew.» fot «■» ■A msa »la* the WillatuAto river, about three Phelps A Co., druggist«, Dayton. Everything done for the comfort Af of Crx; .ti and India Ink, and of « very fine gradé. The a-i'iiio p * officiatingr . miles • south of this, srrived here edit», when ordering of an agent ur’picture hotwe^ $10 to fis. Contracts given for Family and gU ^ __ F or S alk . — Dray and truck It’ ybu have any packages you on Wednesday with his family. regular work* Prices always Rea- RAteonablff business—horses, drays, truck» «ant brought from or taken to He enure by team from _ _________ Board by the «lay, week -r month hi» former McMinnville, or limiting done? home in Washington. Portions of and express wagons—-for sale, in son*bls, and Satisfaction Guaran- >^J. K. RILEY, Proprietor one of theliest cities in the val Rive your orders to the driver of the road» he found in bad condi- Laundry three blocks sotrth of! the bij» truck,dr Mr. CoukeK the tion, and found it tu be a rather ley. . ‘Will take part payment in depot, near R. R- bridge. ; land. Inquire at this office. proprietor, nnd your order will , roM8h lriP- i - S ' The undersigned have a kiln of X b® promptly filled. j B. Gabriel and A. La Fever drove Any one who may wish a sack or i 150.000 brick now ready for market, and I are »till making more of the beet qwd- inert Of fine potatoes can hare them JV. A. McGuire, a *4l known dtiren "P to Salem Bunday afternoon And mort > ity of brick. Any and all peraoM of McKay, Ohio, I*of tho opinion that returned Mondav afternoon. White« by leaving orders WillrJolm Welch wanting brick for bolld^g pnrpoaea, nTTi •• If»’«! fur children, ¡n that city Mr. LaFever disposed | near West Dayton depot, or al this A fo«ud«Uon».aue*, walling well»,elgterns, DAYTON, OR. Ul’n . ciLhhR^r^ »>“ huP*i th« Price he received office. They are exc^lenL etc., wUl do well tn call on ua before pwr- 20 . Per cent Discount Sale at 20 R. JACOBSON’S Commencing THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, and F u.ml«< ¡£”’^4^71.14*^! SSww^b i® been reduced from 10 to 16 per cent on form- er prices. * DISCOUNTS AS FOLLOWS: > Clothing, Trunks, Valieses, BOOTS AND PER CENT SHOES. W. L. Douglas Shoes 10 per cent. S3 C. M. Henderson & Co. 10 “ “ such as Sheeting, Mens’ 1,1 line 10 Calicoes and Red School House Shoes 15 M Canton Flannels. Rubber Goods - - 5 6 “ “ NO DISCOUNT. Goods marked in plain figures. * • Parties knowing themselves indebted will please call and settle. « r BANKERS, J 'Capital City Nurseries. ONE AND TWO YEAR OLD M. WACKER Watchmaker and Jeweler, Apples Oregon Champion. Downing and Smith’s Pears, improved Gooseberries. £ Owta,; Red Cheny, Fay’s and TTúts Graje Currant! Prunes, . A Full Liáe of Small Fruits and S Plums, Ornamental Shrubs. IN ALL THE LEADING VARIETIES’ Physician L. M. KIRK, •— SALEM. OREGON FREE I am NICHOLS & GABRIEL am GIVE - AT-LAW. Handsome Three-quarter Life-size Crayon Portrait Free! STIil niini. Dayton Hotel, Charges Reasonable. NOTICE—ALL. DAYTON MARKET ■is family for »»voral yrera with tbe he did not care to make kngwn. --------- ------- CORSETS •“*’lU" **•*«•*>* to Uy the pound, and this is ouly paid for Juidn-n» medleinc an* to hi* delight I* very choice bops. There has been re*tiL.I.ii * 80 • warciur of cars at Salem for Made to Order by Daytoe. o». imi OWN REAL ESTATE ! ---------------------------------- o?* r*“”* •oJ always keen» a bottle In ' The highest price paid in Salem, w*. '¿i'** i,Aru>r J« ftripre he, which is now the principal hop X mt^o ^ »’"rket of this state, is 7 dents per -- WHY NOT? H. R, WICKERSHAM Wholesale and Retail tMelere and Khfppera la Fresh and Sait Fish in ssascML “ kind of brink work at the lowest Drives. ■| Small and large tracts of la>id—the best in Yamhill coufr—the PBUVOOMT BROS garden »pot of Oregon—will be «old at ptiw* Hint will compare' Dayton. <NU May a, ISM. with any. ■ . * the iutcb j Fine acre tracts irr Flelch*rs addition to Da y tort. Call and gel prices. ; - _• _ * . . mg in If
