NO
DAYTON OREGON,
-—HARDWARE W!
NOTlCf tO TtACHEte.
Youuan get anything in the Une of
Hardware, Tinware, Stoves,
Mimi.
granulated sugar for
UI Bl .00 per can; fin
MC all Starved.
and oato; also
and oats.
here until
shipping wheat al
...¿2.....2...,~1
75
keg. syrup
Also, Paints OifarXhtns, Ammunition, W all Paper Fruit Jars
75 cents
cents per
per keg;
syrup from
from
•1.00to fl2J5 per keg.
I Shingle«, Lime, Hair, Cement, "Lath, Ao.
_
_
.
..
.
Also Gunsmith. All kind of repairing on sewing njsehne*
Th« Fountain waster, BOltos of . .
,
a a
.topping at pu
nance on
made his home at Grant’. Paa«. He
away with th« pot, at the time char­
a
city.
A
bill
to
incorporate
that
was
relative to Major A. P. Gain»« itable donations raised for Nebraska
Mis« Gussie, youngertdaeghtor
umn, is giving general satisfaction
of Mr. and Mr«. Fred Crawford, town waa introduced into the sen-
dln«hír.7X^TÍ»su^ hhn ’ »riting to frienda in thè Eaat, this wherever used. Ladies of the Cap­
>lilt ri4i<iale. Or- ! ital city who have used the washer
: At Kgn’s bakery in McMinnville, ^«^rsand two tornsureiv. h m;
, yoa can get 8 loaves of bread for 25
There will be preaching morning cents. Other goods at the same
people have no enterpme, ana
h
„«haeed Foan.
of Grant’s Pass, and Frank A, . , the
•nd evening al Christian ebnreh
this fo no farming conntry. how is it
' Mri^Conover, wife
next lord’s day. Subject at 11 a.
' that the country is so prosperous
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C. H. Clark on« of the editors of
Th* "TL’tontor Ju®o~ ?wrd
there are «many «ne and
. ■
^.J^nd likesit
id “ChrisChm Growth end Amur-
the North Yamhill Record, was*
READ AND R] 31
Great Sale of
Merchandise
General
Born—To the wife of A W. For- the whiatfe of the new steamer! *V9ra|e per acre is on record every ¡S'"
_a,L’_ c a t b -
sale
sounded and was answered by the! yMr|
fepretty well up. The
FOK. □ALE.,
twin girls, 74 pounds each. Hur- Modoc. The whiallea of the two people have enterprise tnd liberal-
OI
nllc
lot of fine full-blooded PO- ,
wn»P
“2i r*b Bud! Molher and children do- boats kept up a continuoue whistle h , enough to donate supplies for . AXU
CHINA Ho«s will be sold j
kind, tobacco, etc., at Nichols 4 ing well.
until th« Elmore landedat the dock, their starving neighbora, although
in order to I ShOGS, Millill
Gabriel’s, dealers in general mer-
It
having
been
arraigned
fora
mer-
Wlue
of
lhein
may
at
the
aame
Uiue
|nlroduce
t
hem.
I
have
both boars
Tb« finest toilet articles Mind
buudise. Dayton. . „
,
.kiek I euarante* tu b*
stationery at A. M. Phelps 4 chante’excursion logo up the river be doiog everything they can to dis-
mi lee above Salem, about j courage people from coming here, i
, 1
be found. Ad4.
The steamer Hoag i« new carry- Co.’s, Ferry street, east side, several
200 people who were in waiting went Thia man muat have been born iu
good..............
G. H. STONEBRINK,
Ina large qnantitfe« ef freight, wa;DAyton, Oregon.
aboard and were taken up the river the dark of the moon. He looka
Salem, Or.
Nre informed by Captain Short and
There are but few ministers who alxive Eola, when the boat returned ai tbe
there
ine dark
uara ante
ant* of
oi everything,
mryiMia»,
For further particula’ra inquire
Purser Coi k. A greet amount of
drive as fine a team as does Rev. H. to Salem. The passengera were maybe sometbiM in the climate. of y GSlonebrink, Davton, Or.
which is fur Oregon City.
L. Pratt of Lafayette. Not many given the fredom of the beat fne of There la parte W Europe where all------------------------------- —----------------—
ministers, or even those who are nut charge, and had a pleasant excur- the male animals are mean, cross: ।
l L l
The gander, llw gobbler, and the
agent at McMinnville for th.Cana-1 understand better bow to take care •ion.
dian Pacific railroad. Person« d«- of or handle horaes.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. N. rooster is on the fight; the mule’s
daddy like thia Nebraaka man. • |
siring to go East, or to any part of
The peat few we«ka has been a Bradley enjoyed a. very pleasant
the country will find it to tlieir in­ splendid time for setting out trees surprise party at their residence in never can keep hia mouth gbut, no
Do You Hear and Heed It?
terest to call on him.
the Taylor property Wednesday matter how well you treat nim he
wiU kick.
MiseNellfo Findlay was In at­
and dire. Detmering, Mr. and Mrs.
The Nebraskisns, 5»J®n,lhey
tendance at the teacher’s «smina;
Mellott,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Bloodsworth,
come
here, -and get civilised and
Mellott,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Blood.worth
We will sell You
tion last week, in MpMinpvillo. set out this season.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bertram,
Mr.
and
: christianised, aiM gets straightened
We have in surplus for this Fall’« trade a very largo and choice
mr.
auu
mrn.
ner.rwra,
mi
.
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She returned on Saturday accom­
The Oanadian Pacific R. R.
.28
eta
up
and
enough
to
eat,
are
pretty
14
quart
dish
pans
for
Mrs. Hunte, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley,
.
4
panied by her sister Miss ——
24 “ assortment of
Mis« Bishop, Mis« Mellott. Miss good people. Why don’t Ibis great Cuffee or Tea pots
SO
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Ilie world. L. W. Parker agent Bradley, Miss Vida Bertram, Mr. writer tell of the superiorqosljtiea Men’s heavy suspenders
12 “
McMinnville, Or.
diurfrt, Dr. Smith, Dr. Stuart, Mas­ of Nebraska, or has she any ? I«et Dust pan» '...
him
tell
what
the
Lord
made
Ne
­
Quart
cup?
..
Th« youngSt child of Mr. and ters Lee Hume, Ransom Mellott,
Apples,
Oregon Champion. Downing and Smith's
braska for, ot did He make it! Pressed cupe..
Mrs.
Wm. Palmer, got hold of a Cíe rence Bradley.
8 “
to build. We notice in the Cayuga
Think it was let out by the job ai»d Wash pans. ...
Pears,
Improved Gooseberries.
W« see by the Cayuga Herald, the job was spoked. Now if tbit 10 lead peucila
5 •
Harald publhlwd there,two bids on piece of window glass the first of
the week, which it chewed up and published at Cayuga Indian«, the
24
envelopes
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great Nebrsskian has nothing good
the erection of a n«w Iwo story
Cherries, Red Cherry, Fay’s and T/hite Grape Currants.
swallowed a portion
Dr. Smith former home of Dr. E. M. Smith ot to talk about, let him tell of some of
Other artieb s in proportion.
brick building
V*""
Call and examine quality and
offices were eMh, W®7 and 8850_lhe was called and administered to the this place, that 25 pounds of gran­ the misfortune« of that state, per­
Prunes,
A Full Line of Small Fruits and
;
ulated sugar io sold-for 11. Here haps, that would be more interest­ prices of our goods. „
contract wm lot to the latter bidder. child, and it is now all right.
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15 pounds are sold for •!. They ing to those who never seen a cy­
Plums,
Ornamental Shrubs.
Mrs. Eda Hcwe, of Portland,
MRS. C.A. LEWIS,
Don't forget the ball at Dayton
also sell 5 pounds of the beet coffee clone, bliuard, chintsbugs, and
Proprieties«, Day ton Ore.
IN ALL THE LEADING- VARIETIES.
halt, Friday evening, February Md. who has purchased J. Bradley’s for IL This is what they call busi­
such like things. That would be
Good music by Bryan Bros, orch«
ness there. Another thing we note better than trying to ridicule his
Please come aud select your Trees. Price List sent free.
tra. Tickets, ineluding dance and
and call business, all the buainess superiors. 1 have traveled some
store
..Ma«. J. Bertram, and W. E.
for
A
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toshes. Hats, Gents’ Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Valieses, Boots and
" ■" “ Shoes, Millinery, Rubber Goods, etc.
AH of which will be sold at astonish­
ingly low prices by
.
.
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R. JACOBSON
RACKET!
McMinnville. Or.
Capital City Nurseries.
L. K KIRK.
READ1 READ I!
in their
EMIT maw papai, wav
with liberal sised advertisements, find it is like every county; there
SALEM, pREGON
and that the Herald is a good home are some hero who like fish, and
My Watches Run.
newspaper.
.
r
some are fond of suckers, but that is
They «keep Good Time after I
Last week the last will and testa­ their business. The Nebraska wri­
have repaired them.
ment of ex-Gov. 8. F. Chadwick,' ter will find but few suckers to bite
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
deceased, was admitted to probate at his finh stories. I wi'l close by.
in the Marioif county court. The oaying thct my prayer is that the Also receive my careful attention. With
8. 8. Duncan of North Yamhill,
will was made in 1885, and one of Lord may bring this poor lunatic to first class tool», ami a w«U »elect««! »apply
Parties having bogs of any who has been employed as princi-
the witnesses whose signature is at- his senses, and I hope that all the of maferi»!, I am prepared to «teal
—AND—
description to sell, will find it to Lal of the Dayton schools, was
tached,
wm W.
M W
Ramsey,
now
here
on
Saturday,
pealing
himself
f
’
ached, WM
W.M
W. m
w at-
«- newly converted from Nebraska will kimteof work.
their interest to sea J. W. Exon.
tomey _■<
st law ‘ in
as to the school., and becoming ae-' . <•«»•7
n McMinnville.
McMinn ville. Mrs.
Mra. Cray for him—that the mist may
All wo»k guaranteed. Prices as
O m day last week while at a quaintsd with teat here and patrun*, I Chadwick, wife of decsecd, to whom e removed from his distorted vis-
low
as Good Work can be done
he willed hia property, except a kn, and that he may see more
neighbors, end in the barn, at­ He rented the old Adaa.s houM.
Is now complete. W« have a good line of
for.
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small bequest to each of his four clearly.
J .
Ams<’*
tending to team Abe Hadaway was
Watches, Clocks and Jewelery
Thrgra
.«ling
of
Ferry
street
last
children,
was
appointed
executrix,
kicked in th« face by on« of the
repaired and warranted by
R. Jacobson, cf-McMinnvillej
horses and Manned for a short time. year has pretty thoroughly demon- The Tajue of t|)e estate is over
M. G. STONRBRINK,
FOR
CHILDREN.
onstrated
the
fact
that
gravel
is
He bad a tooth knocked out and
• 15,000.
is offering rare bargains inxlolh-
Watch
maker and Jeweler,
th«
material
to
make
good
roads
In
J. W. Exon, shipping and ing, millinery sufi general mer­
a cut in his face. He went to Am­
Ferry St. Dayton
Please call and get prices which are LWOKR than ever.
ity and had his wounds dresaed by th', country. When the roadbed commission merchantof Davton,
chandise.
a physician, and is but little wo to fa properly prepared beforehand it Oregon, has just received a large
make« a got>d »olid road. We hope
General Merchants, Dundee. Or.
for injuries received. .
Watches, clocks and jewelry re-
lot of garden seeds; also the lead­
ing varieties of grass seed,which Eaired in the best manner at Stone­
You will wants Mat, well fitting the roads another season.
suit for spring and summer. Goto
he will «Hat pricesthai cannot rink’s jewelry stone in the rooms
N. BRADLY, Proprietor
lately occupied by Dr. Smith as an
The A. O. U. W. of this place
be beaten by other towns.
have now got comfortably located
office.
New carriage«. bagtì««, horma, and
If you have any packages you
in their new hall. The meetings
Mr. c. F. Haris, editor of th« Bloom - now outfit» throughout.______ _____
are becoming more interesting as want brought from or taken to Held, Iowa. Farmer, Saya: ' I an iw
measure token for a stylish suit.
the increase in attendance would McMinn ville, or hauling done, rm-oinniendChamberlain -Cough Reme­
MONEY TO LOAN, ;
- Bargains can be had iu all indicate. The program rendered give your orders to the driver of dy to all »uffet»r« with cold» and croup.
I have u«rd it In my famiiy for the past On the best of terms. Inquire of
linea of goods at the Racket last Saturday evening was very fine. tb« big truck,or Mr. Coulter, the two year» and have found it the l*»t I
Small and large tracte of land—the I < st in Ynh 1 ill icutj —th«
J. W. FLETCHER.
Store. 1/adiaa hoae, towels, Den-
proprietor, and your order will ever used for the purpoee» for which it
arden spot of Oregon—will be sold hi mices thut will compare
. .
Dayton, Or.
to intended “ SO-cewt hottie« for «ale
cils, combe, purses, suspenders, who is delivering fectures on med­ b« promptly filled.
with any.
, •
by N. Pbelp« A O. Dru<«i»ta, Dayton.
handkerchiefs, and many useful icine to the ladies, will remain at
Fine acre tracts in Fletchwrs addition to Dnvton. < nil and gef
H. C. HUME,
If you want a hat, pairof shoes, Oregon.
JU
«
the Dayton hotel until Saturday
articles.
prices.
underclothing or any merchan­
morning.
Thom suffering from
J. W. FLETCHER, Dayton, Oregon
dise call at R. Jscobeon’a, Mc-
catarrh, bronchial and lung affec­
NOTICE.
ceivod a freeh lot of mucilage, pet
tions, headache, diseases of women, M in ville. Goods at lowest prices.
up in plain and fancy bottler.
One
thousand
Oregon Champion
D ayton , O bboon . -
and other aflliciiona, will find relief VGo to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
ESTABLISHED 1863,
Groceries and dry goods at bed by calling on Miss«« Slocum. 8b« barber shop, and get a smooth Gooseberry bushes, one year bid,
H. SEHLEM I El
225 acres
rock prices at Parrett A Co., comes highly recommended.
shavk or your hair trimmed in the for sale. Inquire of .
W. SETTLEM1EF
J.
H.
FLOWER.
J. 8. M orin
NURSERY STOCK.
Dundee.
Dressmaking rooms will be open- latest style.
Washing done in good st vie and
Great bargains in sugars, coffee*, ed in Davton the 10th of March,
syrup, coal oil and salt at J. P. by Mrs. J. H. Patterson and Miso at the lowest prices, Jt thè Mc­
The Old Reliable
Irvine’s, the leading Grocer and Clara Buchanan. Both are compe­ Minnville Steam Laundry. Wm.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Baker of Yamhill and Polk conn- tent and experienced dressmakers. Lambert, the proprietor guarani jet
»ATTÓX,.
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•
oarooM.
They will do fashionable d.vssmak- satisfaction.
Practices in State and Federal
mg and plain sowing. They ore
MS Montgomery Street, extending
F ob B alb .—Forty acres of
Courts.
'
Any one wanting a small tract, coming to otay and kindly invite
from Pine to Bush »tn-eta, San
Willamette river bottom land;
shout 8 acre«, sei to a variety of
the pslronage of all.
' Francisco, Cal.
G. E. STUART,
on east side; about 4 acres clear-
fruits, will do well to inquire al ibis
Have a Large and most Complete assortment of Trees for
office. None but tho«s Wl^DJBaBfl
cd, end 12 acres more which can Business Center of City.
the Fall and Spring deliveries. Also an
PHYSICIAN A SURGEOH.
a flouring mill, and we understand be easily cleared; good box house, •
businese need »pply-
Convenient to all Banka,
that eitisens of the town are taking
D ayton , Oaxuox.
EXTRA NICE LOT OF ROSES, SHADE TREES EVER
Buya box of th« Royal Glitter bold of the matter in a business­ barn, chicken and smoke house,
for cleaning gold, silverware nickel, like manner, and intend making a one acre in clover. Time will
BMut eoataialag MO Boom».
be given on part of the purchase
Ss St
cnpjx-r.. bra«e, sine, etc.
John
E. M. SMITH
price.
Enquire
at
this
office.
Bsrnholster, agent.
town from a business of this kind
Send for our new catalogue—jUut out—free
Physician and Surgeon.
Both ornamental and every va is too apparent to need comment,
riety of fruit tree«, also vines an<
°«-
Oflk« opposite town council bailding,
shrubs, all of the beet quality, at the
WOODBURN, OREGON.
^¿akM a »penalty oí Sanai CaUrrrh.
all wife can will attend the meeting
J. C. MICHAUX
' Capital City Nursery, Salem.
on Monday afternoon, in the town
isnritod.
The latest Äh« of mens’ and
toys spring and summer suits can
bo had by calling on Det me ri ng
Bros, and selecting front their sam­
EQ IOOK imwi i««« aw vw
.ri’*’»* '
the hirniture deafer. He will also ple book and having your measure
sell you new furniture at the lowest take. Call and their
I
OUR STOCK OF
General Merchandise
>••9« A
Hendrson’s Red
School House Shoes
Dayton Livery Stable.
WHY NOT?
OWN REAL ESTATE !
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attorrby - at - uw .
IB VilHIH VIUUI Ml IM
RUSS
HOUSE
nurseries
gr
MIER & SON.
Physician
will b. mow fully
and
Surgeon.
NEWBERG NURSERY,
I.AFAYkHTE. or .
A. K- C ooper &’ Co.
omplete Assortment of Fruit Trees
fenlljr recowrad fro« it whea I caauM
another that bua«
left me wllk a had
thought I *o«M aei
u««J ChamU-rlala’»
IWB|«S
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Two sand lumber wagons for
be will
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a
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VB
sale cheap at R
O
A 4
»• M^drich’s
M. WACKER,
WatchmakfiT and JlWBitt,
LArAYrrrs, Osseo«.
Those who intend setting out orchards and wish good trees and
lh«ba«i varieties, will make mMigy by calling oivsr corresponding
with us before purchasing.
DISPOSING OF STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES.
We have a choice lot of trees, and other stock and are' belter
ipu-jlt)
supply the trade than ever..
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