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K I D A T , K O V K M ftE K A 7-foot gray ##gle . _ •li» « a t Scio, Marion eoanly, lately. »f Winter Selection, J - ones & A dams . M c M innville -» g * 2 7live r i ■» w” ‘ __ « «■ k- . 'x fXrt) bers. Carpet rags and quilt pieces w ill be thankfully received Iroui any one wanting to give. X'n a A * _ _ _ ' __ I s j io w b A . *J. A P P E R S O N , ■ E A S T R ' Please anil a n d g e t p ric e # w h ic h a re L W O K K th a n e v e r P A R R E T T & CO. __. G e n e ra ! M e rc h a n t» , D u n d e e , O r ,. BUY A HOM E! P ro p .’^ ’ M AGY’S A D D IT IO N TO DAYTOK Y ou can g et a n y th in g in th e lin e of F ro m O ne to T en A cre T ra c ts W i l l lie s o ld u l lo x p ric e s a n d o n re a s o n n ld « ' le v in s , 'r iiia ia u , T in w a rej s to v e s , t h e f in e s t tr e c t a o f la jt d i n t h ia v i c i n i t y . . I m p r o v ® tla w A p p o v u a * to g e t a n ic o p ie t ’e o f la n t l a n ti m a k e n h o m e .. I n q u i r e at th» &Ct, & c, &c. . o ftiv o , o r o f A . P. R. S - j — , M . U ‘Y t O il« , O lin a , A m i n u i i i t i n n , J Y a ll P a p e r ¡ F r u i t Jar» I I / i i r , C e m e n t , 'L n t li , <Yc. . t Also G iin » i T i l i iti» . A l l kih d of re p airin g on sewing luachnei*. Al»«», l* a p S h in g le s , 7. £ À ful I line Sewing M achine Needles in stock, O T I IC E . N J O X: „ • |' . m - , L ilt C.O1 y c o u r e r r r e r o - ST BAM UCNBBY. . ’ c a r e f u l a t t e 'i t i o n P O K T b A X b : OK. ns Q u a lity o f o u r w o rk passed in Greg«»»». i f le f t w it h ,,,,,,,,,, is n n s u r- CASH COUNTS . I r i- g C jil. o n ir tra w c o t« rk g - iv e P n ric f e o s r . a F lw n itiH y A” d a y s R #n- IK -a flies » C a n n o t b e C a< *«l b y lix-al a p p lic a tio n s as th e y <«yinot c u r i t h e «lUeitSed p o '-tiea •«< t h e e a r T h e ra , m ..u ly o n e w a y k> < »ire d e n fu . a n n d ■ t l i r t iab.v .-on«nt«»tM...»»lrem e«»iea D e a f W h e n t i n 1 ia v e i t aiwl want tiie m a t t fo r y o u r m o n e y in ’t h e lin e o t - U u t «IW G r#^.t*sinls, . t h ia . W a ll P a p e r. ' a n d 'à ftæ r s a r t i «•lea i b í l ia t « o m lilc , I « te w l. a n il ffo tis fa e tio n • - ■ - t iu n r n n --------■ -,- L a tfn d r y th re e b lo c k s d e p o t, n e iir B R b rid g e . r a n t i i H ave SHIRTS, COLLARS AMO CUFFS RETURNED EQ-JAL TO HEW, J c w e lc V , M c M in n v i ll e . n . k e t t T e m ie r ; W . b E i T B E M I KV n iD U in tn ii M IS E R IE S , W M . L A M B E R T , P ro p rie to r. w it h ro u o , 225 acres NURSERY STOCK. M ’ M IN N V IL L E r 1 h a v e n p p o in t c il M r : R . L . H a r r i s th e « Ir u g g is t n t D a y to n , ; to a c t Its A « ' n t fo p m e to ta k e u 1! SAN FRANCISCO. iucori>«>rated u n d e r th e la w * e f th e K ta le I o f O re g o u , 1« her« by g r a n te d th e r ig h t i u i a t v c t po le», m a in ta in au d re n e w th«« t b e a a Maine in « '. am a kh lre a t h i n ir v e u u . ix i » tre u n w ire u th ro u g h o u t th e a tre e ty a n d a lle y « o f U w N carlv every state in to w n o f D a y to n , Y a m h ill c o u n ty , O to -1 U nion except Oregu»’ . he,d ■‘ •J * g u n . lo r th u p o rp v v e o f s u p p ly in g a a ld elections this week. T h e repub U .w n a n d lb v p * o p i e t h e r e c f , w»»h e le c - a " ------ ■----------------. *• STORE. 0. R. & N. K. McXElL, Revive». Two new places of botunes* have TO T H E been opened in Dayton the past; ___ A . aeket «tone. I»y 11 K. Cooper, in tbe Glen building, which waa lately occupied by I m » Lewie a t a dental office. A jewefeTsidire haa t ii y K t i T H E ( H O U OF been opened in the Pillnian block. J. Bradly axpacta soon to have his T W O T R A N S C O N T IN E N T A L bakery in operation, Another new beop-{ t t r-p t - . q , business is expected soon to he op -r-y erated here, the Itoyton Kleetrtot f \ L i/* T L j t O . Light aild W ater Co., lately organ- - L /* i«ed, expect soon to supply Dayton v ia " via with pure,spring water. And iu _ L ^ _ D E N V E R . tbe near future with electric light« ; S P O K A N E , and power. ------ .»HHIEIIF0LI8 O M A H A , ___ M cM innville, Or. Then' has been* a change made in the 0 . R. N< Co.’a boat on tha Port I «ml-Dayton route. The Hnag which has been running here for some time, baa been placed op tbe Portland and Corvafljai route and AKU ado ORDINANCE NO. 37. thastaamer Aatoria, ial«Iy running between Portland and Astoria, la A n O n tto o D c a g m n U u K ,‘Tb«) D a jt o n S T . P A U L KAN8A8 CITY to run between Portland and t i g h t bim ! W a te r C«»nkpany” th e rtgliL to : _-----------■ . ♦ r r v f l pol«-s, lu n ln ta ln a n d r v n « '* th e Duyton, Tiie Artorian ia a t rim »Li atn -U -h w ire » th e re o n th ro u g h LO W R ATES TO ALL and neat boat, and well • " • ”•* 7 o u t th e a tre e ta a n d a lle y » , o t th e to w n E A S T E R N C IT IE S . for passenger traffic, having 26 «tata o f D a y to n , Y a m h ill c o u n ty , O re g o n , fo r rooms. Passengers will find this th e pury«i«io of. a u p p ly ln g « a id to w n an d r OCEAN STEM ERS boat; witli purser Overbaugh in th e p e o p le th e r e o f w ith e le c tr ic lig h t« , a le o M»e r ig h t to la y w a te r m a in « H A V E PO ATLANQ EVERY 5 DAYS charge, a pleaannt one on which to a a n n d d cvuu«>«‘ tH .n » th e r e w ith , m a in ta in an d take a trip to Portland. The com r e n e w t h « earn««, th ro u g h o u t tb e ata< et» ,OR pany will run the Hoag, Cap L S P ' a n d «lh<ya o f »a id to w n , to r th«> pnrj«>#«‘ tain lUbe in command, » " < 1 ; „J s u p p lin g wat«*r to a#»d to w n a u d i t « h a b lt« n ta . T h e p e o p le o f th e to w n o t t i» Geo. W. Hliaver, C M *» » *. J MS. I I ln D a y k in , Y a m h ill c o u n ty . O re g o n , d o o r- F o r fu ll d a ta lla c o llo u o r a d d re s s ; Smith in command, on tbe w Ilian» f d a ln a « f o llo w s : elte Iwtween Portland and Corval ' H eritor» 1. T h a t T h e D a y to n L ig h t W . H. H U R L B E R T . lia. Tiie Modco ia lai«l off at Port uu d W « k : r <:«Hiipany, a <x>rp<>ratlou «July (k -n I P a»» . A g e n t, A F IN IS H IN G " ’ L U M B E R T h e e x a m in a tio n of o u r D re ss le n t q u a lit v . a n d w e ll aetsmied, (M| band at all times. Shop work d o - Sot T1UX ril inr «»MM. m a te ria l for fall is e a rly o n s h o r t n o tic e . C a ll t n d see tfa M».bMmmmawi».i:r T he q ualities, th e finish a n d tn e F in e s t a n d B e st L u m b e r in Oregon 4 IA F M P ric e s a re th e best. oir^e.. O u r dopfii'viiycuts in B lan k ets, U n- 3 « to de rw e a r, H osiery, B oots and. Shoes N EW BERG N U R SER Y ' -•**"! mu , gj.g la rg e r th a n e v e r before. O u r CLOAK S a re e x c e p tio n a lly A. K- C ooper & Co. m fine, a n d th e b e s t fittin g g a rm e n ts w e e v e r , h a d . T hese a re selling C om plete A s s o rtm e n t o f F r u it Trees v e ry fast. A s w e c a r r y no d u p li Those who iu ta h J ' aeUittg o u r d r e W 4 a Suit wish go«. ! tr.-ea and" test varictiea.Jiall m»ke money by c a llin g oh >r cori.>|»t.i„iib| c a te ¿tock th e e a rly b u y e rs w ill g et the w ith ua W o r e purchasing. th e choicest, a n d m o st c e rta in to g et D IS P O S IN G O F S T O C K A T L O W E S T PR IC E S . a good fit. 7 . W e have a choice lot o f trees, and other slock a n d o ra p re p a re d to supply the trade than ever. T he p re v a ilin g sh a d e s a r e B lacks, N a v y Blue, a n d D a rk G ra y m ix tu re s, a n d a re ta ilo r m ade, w ith long O U R F A L L STOCK OF full s k ir t a n d P u ff Sleeves. W h y b u y old shelf-w orn G oods c u tn p lc B » . W e h a v e a g ix x l l in e o f w h e n y o u can g et n e w fre sh G oods Hndrson’s E S3d School House Sho at 'V., ' O R C I I I L I> R E N . t‘o * Jesaie Johnson a student in the high school at Pendleton, will prob- ahly loee tha u«e of her right arm. Tha raault of tbe prank« of “>*► ebiavous and thoughtlaaa boya stretching a ariraacroaa an alpvsted walk. Hba ran against tbs wire, and waa knocked over, falling bard on bar ellww, and aeverely injuring bar arm. An effort ia batng made to And who the guilt» boy ia, and punish him. I t ia dangwoua to stretch a wire bcroea walk«, road« or other place« where person» are liable to pass, and any one found guilty of »0 doing should be severely punished. SEASONED LUMBER In « e l weather it i« • necessity. T h e choicest. L u m b er, and th a t w hich no rain has fell w in found iu abundance at C. T.- 17. C o s r a n o a —T h * Mia« Alte« rt» e.n k r k president EAST AN D SOUTH _ maal convention of th* conn- * «« couoijr W. C. T . C. tb* vu i la ir h rod« SO mila® throagh ty W . C T . U w i l l be held in the! church, Dayton, eetamancii.g ! ______ ■ d l o » l ' « J » S h a s ta R o u te Thuraday rrening, November 15th., or TKK and cloving Friday eventn< On - .. . . Privala detective J. C. tMM««llo< Tburvday evening tbe public »will Hau Frnaeiero, dalia» tbnt '»MM * * »vitod to lieton to a anodeal pro likg al voter» ha*« been enrolled in gram eonakliag of «nvokiag, rad -j TRVit ma»ie. I k Cady thai crty by Registrar Cv«M . gí M m FraierlecMwl« A Stillwell ajMmo to represent the o f Portland wiM apeak on franehke. tMtoaa swvvoar wt rmuaaa democratic and ixa>-parti*an pun’j Friday w ill be taken op with busi- pvrtaiuing to tbe temperance of the »lection coinmiUeee. , M«t»v. M o rrt.txif«. Ju artto a « It« . I r , m i. P.u j in Yam hill county, -end in tbe evening there will be a lectors. :: Following ia Governo« Pmwwy Th» people of Parton «r» eorttyally er’a eighth, and probably hit .aat ilaVilMÌ to attend these meettnge, thankogiving proclamation: wb'.cb w ill be free to all ( hereby appoint tbe laat Thure- ^ *tU*U ’ • A U ! ' *«% »- m { day of thia tbia month a Thonkagiving da of TwasKauivtxo EjrreaTAtswrgT — MNUtfi CARS 6M ORÉCOH BOlilE. Solida». “In the day of proepev^ Tbe “ Do-withool bond," w ill give s ’ Ity to joyful. Intt in the day of ad- PU LLM AN BUFFET free isuaical and literary entertain- verrity, rounder.” — Kccleaiaatea meul at tbe Methodist church on SLEEPERS 7:14. . TbanbegiviRg evening, Movsmbed ___ at the capítol, rtalein, Ore S j n L f M .d S ii? ’ b X u ^ ! u « “ »» CI«8S SLEEPING M BS, gon, November 1. 1*04. B Y I.V K H T E H P K X N O Y E B , are cordially invite«! and kindly re- A tta r he«l io a ll Through I rate.» ¡¿ S i Governor. netted to bring a free will offering w m # « m # ixti.ioa ' , ir tbe hospital, of any and all h e t w c k x x o b t i . a n d a ' i > « " U v a i . i is George G. Hanaelman,» uerman ltf fruju , vegetable», bedding. Mail Train Daily, e e sce p l Sunday »out 25 yeara year» of ag^g^n employe linnen, diahes, in short, any- . - about <'ur«allla, I , I W p n* at McGrow A fiteua tiling that ia needed at the inatitu- c«™«nu,' l'»rtlaiMl, » I 5 JA p m kvt in Salem, while ' lion, and cash will not be refused -------------- , r ’ thwM| w h e . tjre fe r to show M C M IN N V IL L E EXPRESS, cold atorega room, killed bv t , ™ .. . ,C_K <!>•«». . w c s o a d . r , » — - morning last week, wi elec- ' ^•"kfuln eaa tn that way. |t4 ro„ m 'MrMlnn,„,r ,t ,, m coining in contact wit ■, Louie one! Come all. u « w iu n . « 7 a p m roiehad < r » ^ » H trie «ir», llw a a aom timn •*» •/: — the accident when bn . The ®fficer' < * the Fir* ‘ i ’T i t v? a ' S?ON' anu M.-HTri » « u » , The wire waa still in his „ left hand, _ i ,c, | Aid rociety which wa« organ-i ú a, __ / „ l l ^ n . . . i t*ort!,nit. l» J « i at AWU« 1» TV» * M , two Angers of which were burned iked Nov. « 1. l IhlM, are as foilo*4. w»p(iM>tuu^i>iJUpa. w«»i u«» i» n m entirety off, other tingara and back Prasfd ai H, M l a. W . A . KTctt a r v in e **<»«« -aa»_p. -a, «r s v t p » , of hand budlv |¿unied,alao palm of president, Mia. Mar» A. Brook»; S H E R ID A N PASSENGER, r i g h t baitd in frifW /am a way, and secretary, Angie A. Powell; aaatat-; i i m i i , «>««„ 8a«d.r ) hia clothing on ft jF iu front from tha ant secretary, M ri Etta Bertram; ,.„rt,.nd waiat to the neck. trasuaiirasF M r * J . M a t i t * . Anv one wr»t| M. E. 7? . W h e n b u ild in g you require AND MI m A4« W illiam e Albany, la conducting • revival mevting at Palla«, t ______ «if «f the L aw« «I N O N E B E TTE R I First in the DAYTON HERALD. a L a r g e nn«I m o s t C o m p le t e a s s o r t m e n t o f 'f r e e s fo r th e F a ll a n d S p r i n g d e jiv a r ie s ., A ls o a n EXTRA NICE LOT OP ROSES, SHADE TREES EVE?: 77Z GREENS, Etc. ■— - S end fo r o u r new c a ta lo g u e — j u s t o u t — fie # s o u th o f lin c ja ll licans have «wept evervthing. • g x- ■ • at M evtio n T h a t s a id p o le * * r o to be o f th e lin iro o h lin ln t f o f th e h n » r a r h i« n ; T o l l t e T r a v e l i n g P u b lic . T h ey huve large m ajoritieg.in en«ek-d In th e a trv e ta tn ald # a u d a b u t- T u b e - W h e n th ia I n i * »a ii«l1:oned v« n O . H O O S O N ’ s ; nearlv all the slate«, and those tin g th e e u rb lin e o f th e s ld c w a la a , h a v e :» r n in t ’lMW «m o ld o r in i p e rfe c t o -T IIK — states which went dem ocruti: w h ic h c u rb lin e la to b e h e r e a fte r e a ta b - h e a r in g , a m t w h e n it ia c n tin -ly «'loa<"l. M e5! i n 11V; 11 #,- () reg« •»«. f . D e a fn rs a ia 1 h e n a i t i t , « m l u iih e e th e Ti il« h # d b y o o tln a n c e , a n d la tb e a lle y s the majorities v r" KTO"U y re' | | r k«-«*« a a iw n p le t e mock M th«- l«t«-al Im m m lla te ly a b u ttin g th«* l«< h n e * , a«<l Inftainination "ton I * t t a t o tt m t I t in « t duced. T h e w p u b lk a n repre a t atich plavea a * n v t tn In tv rC rrc W ith tub«' re#lore«l to ita noi mat c o n d itio n , ¿ ,v | e „ ( H o m in g a n d C ook aloe««#, T in h (*n riu g » H I Iw destroy#«! f o r e v e r : n in e „ „ 4 H « n lw « t« ' F o itrita m l Bow Utsawxi sentation in the next hossae of t h * c u o v v a ie n c a o f U w o w n e r» o f D A Y T O N , OREGON, n a r re e . cattsed cnita«'«i b oy n a m o e eat m cuae« o u t o f te n y c a t u a o r r i n h , o , i | l |,y H ie tra tta rrc l i n lw « m > a on h tx i l H congress is #atiinatad i < 'ioO 12 h 1 w hich ia nothing h o t a n io fln m « « ! « lu n H - j . (lr i. p re p a re d F a in t in t h e m a r k e t. H eel io n 3 T h a t «a • I w ire a a r e to h o m e f o r th o a e w h o a r e tr a v e lin g , -- — ___ ,s • b members. T h e i* has been great atretch«-d o a aa ld 'p o le « iu su ch s m a l l - tio n o f th e » iitro o n n a a a u rta , ea .s w w lio h a ve n o h o m e a n d board, tin «. H u n d i d H o l l a r s to r _ » a a -a» « a ^or Un W o- w ill at»«* ------------------------- republican gains in the south. a e r as toot to tn k 'r f e r e wttto, o r in ju r e T h e ta b le s a r e s u p p lie d w ith U te. a n v . a a e o l H m fn e a a (c a u *e < lh y c a t a r r h ) iM'et th«' m a r k e t a ffo rd s . C le a n t o d s . T h e state of W ashington elected •tia d w to r t r u lt tre e # , o r an y p r o p e r ty be- th a t c a n n o t la . cur«>«l h y l l a l l ’a C a t a r r h lo n g in g Io th e to w n o f Daytua,’ o r th e E v e r y t h in g d o n e f o r th e c o m f o r t o f C u r e . S e n d fo r c ir c o .a r a ; Ire«'. two republican m em l’era of con o r o ia -r ty lo w n c r« th e r e o f. F J . C H E N E Y A C O .T o le d o . O . g a e a ta . « l i t t h e lin e o f L u m b e r c a n H e c tlo n t T h a t a a ld L ig h t a n d W a te r gress and w ill have about 30 ma ^aifSold hy Itrn g g ia ta , «.'a'. C>xa|>aHy u iu a t lx« In a p o a itto n k> f u r - C h a r g e s R e a s o n a b le be In n i a t th e jo rity in the legislature The: o lah e ix h p u b lic a u d p r iv a te li|(tat» aa B o a rd by th e dn> . w e e k • « m o n th H e n r y W lla o n . th e p o s tm a s te r at indicatjonsare that congress will m a y !«• require«! b y th e k>w n o t Dayt««n W e la h to n , F lo r ó la , « a ja he e u r o t á e a e c J . B. R I L E Y t P r .ip r i.'t. it lie coinp«xM*d o f JOB republicans, <w th e p eop le th e r e o f w ith in e lg h k 'e a o f d l a r r in r a o f lo n g s ta n d in g In six ■ o a t h s (ro m th e d a k - o f th e ihmumk « of h o u r# , w ith on*' s m a ll la titi** o f ’ h a m - 105 «lem ocrata/W ,x>pulista, 87 t k la o r d in a n c e , oUMrvwtaa- a ll r ig h t» W. F..TFFIIELL . TKMRFLL. M. TFRRFi.L. P ric e s th e lo w e st fo r »» •rlaln '« C o d e , C h o le r a an d D la r r h ir a doubtful. T h e r ^ r a a a change g ra u b -d by th ia «»rdlnance w ill he fo r - ltc in c d y W h a t n p lc n e a iit » « rp ria e th a t u n ia t ha vei t o r n I " th e « i i t h i c r h m I. R o u g h , D ressed, o r a n y k in d m 'aifi when Cleveland was felted. H e c tlo n S. T h a t T h e D a y to n L ig h t an d C ures a te ««M alty w it h Hdw r o w * -H'. I». Clt»., SuceewMH» Io H iullex. 11 nut elected. People of this country W a te r C o m p a n y , a c«»rporatl«m d u ly In m a n y lu a k tu c e s o n ly on « o r tw o d o x . « o f L u m b e r. Maim facturera of c o rp o ra te d u a d r r th e la w a o f th«' H ta te w ant another change, and they a t e r- p iir c il u» g i« .' p< r r l m nt. ri -lie f. o l O re g o n , la h e re b y g ra n te d th e r ig h t to W h e n b u i ld i ’t ^ n r u s in g lu m b e r are getting it. But it w ill take la y w a t e r m a in s w a d w m i w t l o r . » I t 0.11 » I v i n a l» '.| .'|a ‘ m le ,l Ii| » n .. . 'V tc m r o i i u - . . : i j i « « » n r tt la |> h 'a»..n i R . »«»••. send o rd e r, o r w r ite to r p ric e s ,to W c i i r f p r e p a r e d t o f i n n i s h a a n p e r in i< m a in ta in and re n e w ¡T o y s a le by .*. x m e t t a . A CO. d ru g g is ts . several yeate l*fo re an entire th e r e w ith , ------- « R. V IN C E N T q im lllv o f Itr a in T i l " in a li «¡Z a. AU th e a a a ie , th ro u g h o u t the, a tre e ta an d chnng? w ill he made. M id d le to n . O r . u r il. n i p r o m p tly Illlc d . .C .>rp ep'>m !' iK-.' a l l « « o f th e k>w n o f D a y t o n , Y a n k M ’ i ___— _ _ J . H. S E T T L E M IE R & SON. WOODBURN, OREGON i D a y to n H o te l, .... . Everything wanted r,rt ..äo-, hall W illiam H. h all # r«ara R . T . r u n t * .ir» H e r r in g -H a ll-M a r v in STANDARD SAFES. Co. IDDLETÛN HILLS. JJ. TERit ELL & CO. 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