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DAYTON
YOL.
Y JANUARY 4. 1895-
OREGON. F
BÄ »am».
HARDWARE mum
STORI .
which with one
RACKET!
relumed on Set
w that <
attend the orge
in< piace
dation entitled the “Northwert
sre informed that the gentlemen
which I m
a
being mm el lite Dayton
«1 chureh.
MeMinnvilie.
ateo informed that a subscription
paper was started the next day to
raise money to assist io tbo erection
We will toll You
and officers e le ated
MeMinnrita.
Do You Bear and Hoed It?
new' men make it pay to advertise
in the H bualo , when the borne first vice-president
cannot afford it.
Oregon City,
Unele M. Hataway who Ie O om
2N
24
30
12
14 quart di«h pan« for
Coffee or Tea pots
Men's heavy oueponden
Dust pans....................
Quart cup« ...... ...
Preaeed cupa........
Wash pans...........
for the first
McMinnville,
Portland,
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eta
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R S GOODRICH. Prop.
You can get anything in the line
Hardware, Tinware, Stoves
Aleo, Paiuta, Oils, Guua, Ammunition, Wall Paper JFru.t
Shingles, Limo, Hair, Cement, Lath, Ac.
Also Gunsmith. AU kind of repairing on eewiug <u»oh
bicycle« guns, A, A.,
A full linwof Sewing Machino Needles in stock.
NONE BETTER!
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When buiMhig you require
SEASONED LUMBER
Lu wet weather it ta a neceasity.
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The choicest Lumbar, and (hat ’
rotary; A B. Averill, treasurer.
on which no rain his fell will
Other artielea in proportion.
Cell and examine quality and be
A number of children met at the
found in abundance at
residence of Mrs. S. A. Skelton Istt prices of our goods.
Saturday. Sunday waa Miss Cla
MRS.C.A, LEWIS,.
ra’s eleventh birth day, and the
FINISHING LUMBER of er
. Proprietress, Dayton Ore.
young people met in honor of that.
Jent qusHty, and well aoasou« d.
A number of present« Were given
hand at all times. Shop wet >
«nd the young people expressed
SUMMONS.
<>n short notice. Call and li -
themsel-es as having had a nice
tune. Those present were Mise id Justice» Court for Third Dteriet.
mat* of Oregon, County of Yamhill,
Lula Martin, Erie Fletcher, Hattie
m . E. W- Strong, plaintiff ve. Job»
Crgne. Cor» Hamilton, Gracie
Carw>dv deieadant. Civil action for
Smith, Ella Pillman, Elva, <ipal
the recovery of money.
To the Conotable of Third dialrici in
and Cor» Huddlestun,
Floosie
county, Sialo of Oregon.
Coffin, Nellie Lewis, Willie »nd Yamhill
In the natuool the Slate of Oregon i>
Lene W»mbeg»n, Aimed» »nd Al- We command you to eutnmon John
fred Sweeny, Havsn and Lorena Carinody to appear before Hie oader-
Balk nap, B om and Stella W a toon. eigned, n J notice of tho Pence in eaid
Brocaw*« restaurauL
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24 envelopes............................. 4 *
Tbo Domorert Modal contort
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•nis week was • plcaaiist enter-1 sign to that of patronising the home
tainment. Miro Emily Coruer P?J** It is remarked by those who
wa« awarded th« modaLT^ ‘
A Co. « drug «tore.
tension called io it when in neigh«
Weston
landing
is
becoming
quite
boring towns, tbsf many of those
Partito having dressed bogs
or small veal calves to dispose a popular point for those takings who it would be suppowd would
' steamer to Portland, Salem or other do all their trading here, do the
of, will find it greatly to «heir
points on the Willamette river. We greater part of ft elsewhere. We
interest to ace J. W. Exou of are informed that one day lart week leave business men to explain wt»y
Dayton, before tolling.
tbia is eq. F«rhsps, to one who
can add 2 and 2 the matter le quite
W. Jackson of Lebanon, father of
plain.
Mra.C. W. Powell and daughter
*ent Now Year« day in La*
On Tueeday evening Unity lodge
week vie<liug with hie «on. Prof.
with Mr«. J. Gallanders. No. 17, installed the officers elected
J sc koon drove
for the ensuing . «ix months. The
installing officer was Mrs. B. ‘F.
Swick Part Chief of Honor. Thoee
installed were Mra. May Goodrich. on Monday received 19 poets 1 cards
Chief of Honor;, Mro. R M. Wool« from former friends in Lexington,
• rm ^b.^e wwvg mm mwma «wr» worth, Lady of Honor; Mre. Fred Neb., making inquiries as to dogs
■Stic Co , sre practicing propara«
Lowe,
hi« «on, returned from Neva Bertram, Chief of Ceremooiee; Mre. which beta now raising. Messrs.
tory to giving an entertainment ia
da on Wodneoday. Mr. Lowe hoe J. W. Exon, Sister Uchor; Mrs. W. Wauasbegan and Tucker have a
the near future.
M. Hamilton,
Mr«. R.
R th
n, financier; Mrs.
S.l number of very fine dogs of the
Qu'ai rieh, receiver; Mr«. Stella Bl. Bernard and New Foundland
the occupa tica of ci vil eoghteoring. Berry, Recorder; Mrs. Emily Kreit«,
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Bort will attend U m Portland oni-
really* wank Ine watch dogs,—or
D M Dorsey It now Part Chief of any one afoq—they cm gel them by
Hpnor. After installation a sur- sending fo th* above named gentle
men
„Il . ■ ISWBK—L____ —H1_U_ -A M
1895, are to foUowa: Superinten
tant, Angie A. FeWell ; a«et. eupi.,
Deafness Csnnot be Csrad
Minneillä. Altead
W. Arnold ; secretary, A. F. Morse;
by lœsl application» as they cannot ranch
the diseased poition of th« ear. Thar«
Meleec., Wm. Cain; trooe. Ana cari
a
ia onlv one way to care deafne««. and
Fenton, librarian, Leonard De
that is by constitutional reinedi«e. D«*f-
Forde;
organirt,
May
Pillman,
«Mt.
tract from Charley Spaulding of
Messrs. Barnes and Prophet, of mm is eaused by aa inflamed condition
Newherg, to get out fifty piling, 9*
Eastern Oregon, wyre here tbs last at the mucoua lining of the Etntechiaa
Tubs. Whoa this tube is Inflamed you
bet in length. The piling orc to be
and first of this wsek visiting with have s run» Win g aound or hnperf«ct
J ones & A dams . M c M innville
Finest and Best Lumber in Oregv>
WHY MOT?
OWN REAL ESTATE !
District, in Mid county and etate. on the
2Uth day of J an nary A. D 1HBJ, at tho
hour of 10 o’clock, in the forenoon of
Small and large tract« of l«nd—tho be«t in Yamhill coutV—fbe--
Mb! dav. at the court room of Mid J no
tice, In the eniil dietrict, to anseer to the garden «pot of Oregon—will be «old at piiceo that will compare
complaint of the above named plaintiff,
a copy of whieh cofhnlaint io annosod with anyk
hereto ao a port hereof end wherein Mid
Fino acre tract« in Fletcher« addition to Dayton. Call and get
plaintiff demando judgment againot mid
defendant-fort Wo bundrosl and fifty prices^
j. w. F letcher ; im *. Oregon
dollaro, and for hie coeto and dioburao-
mento; and oneh judgment will bo ren
dered U enhl d'dendgnj failoM to eppenr
and ano«er Said complaint. _
Uiven under my hand this Gib day of
December A. D. ikH.
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J. E. HUBBARD, ~ *’
Juotlee of tlie Peace for Third Diolrlet.
J. H. F low an.
Att'y for Plaintiff.
Tide oummoae ia publioned by order
of Hon. J. E. Hubbard, J notice of the
WHAT?
- GRANT EBERLE
RF An I READ!!
Watchmalrprand J pwp I pt
fclWWîS»"!»-tKeTesull? »nà unleMTn«
ean lie Ueb oat «n I thi«
They keep Good Timo after I *
•etod in patent coffeepot, having the inflammation
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tube restored to its normal condition,
right for Marion and Polk counties. hearing will be deetroyed forever; nine have repaired them.
Has opened up in the Pillman block on Ferry «treat, where lie ie*
Mr Reasoner who waa well known caeea out of ten era caaaed by catarrh,
ready to repair Watches, Clo z«, Jewelry, rtc.,“etc.
A nice line of
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY ,
City, camo up on tlio steamer lower river route. The O. R. A N. to the gentlemen in Missouri, will Which ie nothing but an inflamed condi
Co.
are
now
running
the
steamer
Shaver on Monday, and visited
tion
of
the
mucoue
eurfaeee.
AIM
receive
my
careful
attention.
With
CLOCKS. JEWELRY^
Salem on the Portland-Day ton sail individual or town rights for the
We Will give One Hundred Dollar» for fl rut class tools, and a well »elected supply
with their old-time friend« Rev.
route, with tbo came officers and coffee pots, which it is claimed has anvceeeof Deafnem (canned by catarrh)
Goode and family, whom they
severs I qdvant ages over the old way that cannot be cured by Hnll S Catarrh of material, 1 am prepared to do al Always on hand. Give me a^alL
crew that were on tbo Shaver.
of making coffee; one of which is Cure. Send for circmara ; free.
had not visited for five years.
F. J. CHENEY A CO , Toledo. O-
IheO
AND
OPTICIAN.
WATCHES.
They will return home on Satur-
tay.
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■ The officer« of the Day ton Ep
worth Leugue are;
President; .
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Mise Emily Corner; first vice
president, Mre. J. H. Flower;
secqnd vice pres. Mre. Lena Scott;
3<l «nd 4th vice pre«., Mies Jessie
Martin; sec. and trees. Misa Rosie
Martin. Members of the League
expect to do more active work
hereafter.
tionery. also bread end cakM at
Kun’« bakery McMinnville.
Washing dime In gm»d rt y I o «nd
al th« luwcst prieea, at the Mc
Minnville Steam Laundry. Wm.
Ijmilwrt, the proprietor gvareniwa
aatiafaclinn
Go to Z. Bpangle, at the Dayton
bar tier «hop. and get » smooth
•have or your hair trimmed in ihe
latesi style.
For RhnuMliMa I bars fonnd anthin«
lo equal Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Il
rvlievos the paia as none aa applied. J
W. Young. Wnet Liberty. W. Va. The
prompt relief It aflord» ta aloae worth
mauv Um*« the eoet, «0 cent». Il« con-
tlnuta use will effect a permanent cure.
For uta by M. Pteips A Co., Droggtata,
Dayton. Or.
Good healthy nureury stock and
true to name, at A. K. Cooper •
nursery Newburg.
The beet quality of lumber for
building, »nd s»sh. doors »nd build-
ing hsrdware, »1 Jonos 4 Ad»ms,
McMinnville.
General hardware »t greatly rc-
duced prices for cssh , st the Day
ton hardware store. R. 8. Good
rich proprietor.
Th« beatquslity of tea end coffee
at J. P. Irvine’s, McMinnville.
For genersl blacksmithing an<
repairing rail «t Mauta A Carter’s,
Ferry «treel. Day ton.
Alex Nichol« supply« the mnr-
with cabbage and other garden
truck. If you want anything in
that line give him your order.
Letter and MH beads, envelopes, there ie a saving of coffee.
buslnew cards,posters, or any style
The rain has been almost
of job work neatly executed at the
continuous the past two or three
Hca au > office. Patronise a home
institution and one who i« helping to days snd nights, has has taken
most of the snow off. It has also
Having put in a yard at
work it io not necessary to go away raised the Willamette and Yam*
OREGON,
Etery- DAYTON,
from home, and by patronising a hill rivers away up.
legitimate home enterprise you ad thhig is being removed from the Are prepared to fill orders for
vance your own interests and that lower story of the red warehouse
Lumber at
to the upper stories. It is ex
The Lowest Rates
The railroad trains bad difficulty pected that by Saturday morning
in running on Wedneedsy. The the water will be up into the first
J W. FI8HBVRN,
train going to Portland on the Wert- •tory.
Manager.
»idu, when starting from McMinn
CWT
Monday
a
dwelling
house
in
.
ville bad to make four or five at
McMinnville, owned by Mre. Mc
M c M innville
tempts at starting before getting
Call, occupied by J. W. Monies snd
underway, on account of snow on
the track. The train going lo Arlie family, and Mr Bruwerand fa »ily.j
on the Oregonitn branch, bad diffi- waa burned about 4 o'clock in the .
afternoon.
Scarcely any of th«
eulty to proeagd when passing
hou»ehol<l
good»
were eavbd. The
WM. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
through the Fletcher place beyond
house was inaured for <500. It is
Lafeyotte.
supposed that the fl re originated by
Quality of our work 1« unsur-
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wsmbsgan flrs from the fireplace rolling on the
pasted in Oregon.
gave a New Years party on Mon floor.
day evening to • number of their
We are aware that we cennot, or SHIRTS. COLLARS AKO CUFFS RETURNED
frieqde. About 50 neighbora and
do
not, end do not intend to try to
EQUAL TO NEW,
friends were plessantly entertained
run
a paper to please everybody.
by them. The timo wee paseed in
Contracts
given for’ Family and
Show us the individual who does,
different amusements til a late hour.
regular
work-
Price« always Rea
Some of U m ladies could not resist or will try to, and we will show you sonable, and Satisfaction Guaran
one wljp is s subject for insane aey«
having a quiet dance, but the men
him or a dime museum. It is our teed.
•rere barred out. An excellent sup-
Laundry three blocks south of
endestor to do the beet for the town
depot, near R. R. bridge.
and citizens that wo ean.
and partaken of by the guests.
'•In buying a cough medicine far chil
dren," nti H. A. Walker, a prominent
«travato, of Ogden, Utah. •*never be
afraid le bay Chamberlain’» Cough Rem
•dy. there
edy.
There it
i» no deni
danger from it and re-
1 bave Inand h aafe and reliable. It ia
Mrt«*|i»d eepw igliy )br rolde, crony and
«booking coagh.’’ 60 real bottlM for
*le by N. I’helpa A Ca., Dragate«, Day-
I«n, llrr^oo.
Try on« oi thoee cigar« at N.
i’helpa A Co’s.
« J- P. Irvine’s, MeMiaavillo.
TUALATIN LUMBERCO
STUB LilllH
Anderson Buker went to Port
ia nd on Tuesday. He had on ex*
hi bi lion while bore samples of floiir
made by a newly invented grist
mill for femily, and farm use, also
manufacturing flour for commercial
purposes. The tour 1« equal to any
made by other grucooeew In our
notice tert week We stated that he
hod a mill on exhibition, which was
a mistake. The mills will not be
on the market for two montha or
more. The patent not being elm
The »ncceM of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In «fleeting a «needy ears of
cold«, croup »nd wheoping cough has
brought it into great demand. Meaera
Pontius A Ron, of Cameron, Ohio, aey it
has gained a reputation second to none
in that vicinity. Ja». M. Queen.of John-
Mon, W. Va., savs It is the beat he ew
mod. B. F JoaM, <iru«i»t. Winona,
Mias., «ays: *• Chamberlain'a Cough
Remedy >• perfectly reliable. I hav«
always warranted it and it never failed
to gir® ‘be mwst perfect Mtisfw tion. 60
cant bottles for «ste by N Phelps A Co.,
Druggteta, Dayton. Oregon.
Wanted !
All work guaranteed. Prices as
low ss Good Work can bo dons
for.
Watches, Clocks and Jswslsry
repaired and warranted by
M. G. STONEBRINK,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Ferry St. Dayton
FOR WHICH THE
H ighest P rice
Merchandise
General
toshes. Hats, Gents’ Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Valieses, Boots and
Shoes, Millinery, Rubber Goods, etc.
MONEY TO LOAN, /
All of which will be sold at astonish
On tbo beet of term«. Inquire of
ingly low prices by
J. W. FLETCHER.
N. BRADLY, Proprietor ...
New carriages, buggies, horses. and
new outfit» througiiout.
Dayton, Or.
H. C. HUME,
R. JACOBSON,
McMinnville, Or.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
225 acre«
NURSERY STOCK.
J. H. FLOWER.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
. NOTARY
» a tv ox,.
PUBLIC,
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ESTABLISHED 1863,
D attom , O bboob .
oa«eow.
Practices in Stats and Federal
Courts.
YHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
POTATOES,
READ AND REFLECT 1
Great Sale of
Dayton Livery Stable.
G. E. STUART,
AND h
SPECTACLES
D ayton , O regon .
H. SEPi LEMIER
W. 8KTTLEM1EH
TH Villini MULI UI HTML :
NURSERIES.
Have » Largo and moot Complete «saortment of Treee for
the Fall and Spring deliveries. Also an
extra nice lot of roses , shade trecs ever
greens . Etc.
E. M. SMITH,
Physician
and
Surgeon.
Office opposite town council building,
J. W. Barnholater. is now can
WOODBURN, OREGON
ton.
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vassing the county «nd taking or the markets allow Will be paid at Dav
Makes s specialty of Nasal Cotarrrh.
At the annual election of the M. ders for Brssilian silverware. He the Toledo warehouse in Dayton. Also general practice.
has a guarantee from the company W. M. Hamilton, «gent.
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E. Bunday school for the ensuing
J. C. MICHAUX
which he represent« that the good«
year, the following officers were will give good estiafaction for
elected. A. P. Macy, superinten
twenty five j eere. When nol out
Phyiician and Surgeons.
dent; L.P. Johnson,sort, superinten- canvassing, goods will be on exhi
LAFAYETTE, OB.
dr nt; J. W. Fishbum, secretary; bition at the Racket store. If you
•C. W Powell. asst. secretary; M. want to make a neat and durable
Adame tree urer; R 8. Goodrich, Christmae present at little coat pur-
chorister; Haven Belknap, organ
At the LOWEST RATES, at tbo
ist; Grace Wool wort , east, organ*
Toledo warehouse.
Thoee who intend setting out orchards and wish good frees and
M. WACKER,
If you have any packagee yon
let: Lula Martin, librarian, Amy
the best varieties, will niako money by celling on .w corresponding
Martin*, assist, librarian. ArtaS
Merlin, aiwis».
pwant brought from or taken to
The steamer Toledo should have Watchmaker and Jeweler, with us before purchasing.
thanke was tendered W. K. Curlie McMinnville, or hauling done,
your patronage. Patronise the op
LAPAYBTTg. OagUON.
for svrvices a» superintendent ^r1-¡Te yOur orders to th« driv«rof
DISPOSING OF STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES.
position! Keep the Toledo on the
the past three years. Mre. J. H.;
truck,or Mr- Coulter, the
All repairing of Watebea, Clock» and
We have a choice lol of trees, knd ether stock end ar» better
J,..., .nJ M„. 8 r
«nd
.rd.r will
prepared to «Apply the trade thau ever.
appointed teschery._____
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filled.
OEL P. GEER> Owner.
NEWBERG NURSERY
For Sale.
CHBICI 1Illtlll.
Complete Assortment of Fruit Trees
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