Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, September 20, 1895, Image 1

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    DAYTOM
OOMK TO- TUI
HERALD OFFICE
BILL MEADS,
;
LETTER HEADS,
CARDS, POSTERS.
Aad every kind of Printing done.
SEPTEMBER 20. 18951
Dr. Leroy Lewis,
Minnviita.
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Wheat is selling here at 87 orals
per bushel.
NO. 14
A little .excitement and some
uneasiness for his safety, was
daused 'the latter part of last
week by the sudden disappear­
ance
of L. Getz of Webfoot. It
Bring your cash to Fishburn.
V. J. Wirfc
bis prunes
appears
that he was arranging to
pping com-
Goods at hard tiaras prints, for
go
to
Eastern
Oregon tn pur-
cash, at Nichola A Gabriel’s.
cbase • teain of horse*. He bad
has a run on
Bom—To the wife of F. J.
Tbe boot iu tbe sold the team he owned to J. H.
Wednesday, Sept. 11. 1895, a
Wilson, and arranged with Mr.
Wilson to take him to tbe depot
The Hotel Yamhill st McMinn-
Tb* mails both morning and
at West Daytoti on Monday
MBMiarn arriv* here later than
morning, and he wae also to do<
slop when in that eilvr
formerly.
some
work for another party be­
G E. Detmoring and wife have _ Ri». J. Glen will preach In the
fore
going
away.
Saturday it
returned from Sodaville.
Mra. Free Methodial church at 11 a. m.
wae discovered that Mr. Getz
Petmering haa mode an extended on next Sunday.
was not on bi« premises, and
stay al that favorite rammer most.
Yamhill county circuit court be- that he could not be found. His
Mr. Heckman of Salem, has
ginanext Monday. There la a large clothes and bther articles in his
been here this week soliciting life
house were scattered around hi
insurance, **HI ng. bibles, ete. He
is Mrs. J. W. Turner’s father.
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confusion. The neighbors com-
J B. F umm has bought the cider
hei"*.put in at tb® To,edo mencod a search for the man,
Brees
advertised in the H erald . "" ouae .
and thecreek and mtttpond near
rees save
e e will
will soon
soo gr i nd up a !&£“ or Kis E. A. Aiderman bad to use a csne by was dragged, but do signs of
apples into cider.
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to navigate with one or two days the missing man could be dis-
dis­
H. D. Po»>nay of. Portland, wae the latter part of last week. One covered. The ledge of W. of W.,
here several daya this wook on busi­ of his feet being crippled.
of McMinnville, of which he
ness.
A lot of timothy and clover is a member was notified, and
Besides the best of bread you will seed for sale at the Dayton hard­ member« of that order, joined in
find nuts, confectionery, ice cream. ware store.
the search, but of no avail the
S
at of the Deaf Mute School at Salem says:
e had quite a bad case of Scrofula at the school, and finding Fry’s
being guaranteed to give as satisfactory results as any other sarsapa­
rilla manufactured. I gave it a trial and have since used several bot
ties,
effecting a complete cure. I DEEM IT A. VALUABLE BLOOD
mTDTOT'frT) ”
Mihnville¿
Thursday afternoon.
It was of latest news i* that be was seen
Buy your groceries of Fish- short duration. Hsil fell the size going to the train. It is prob­
burn.
able that he will turn up all
_ The line of beating and cooking.. Louie Aiderman left here for Eu- right in Eastern Oregon, and
«loves at O. O, Hodson’s, McMinn­ gene on Saturday laat. He will at < return about the time lie had set
ville, is first-class in every respect. tend the, State University at that to do so—about two weeks we are
place during the winter.
informed.
When at Ijbe State Fair and you
HOPEWULL.
R. Jacobson of McMinnville, has
want a good meal for 25 cents go
DB. LBBOY LEWIS,
D ayton , Or., Sept. 16, ’95.
Ridgeway Bros., of McMinnville,
to the restaurant at the grand stand received a large part of his fall
He has
E d . H erald : There appears is putting up a store st thé cross-
—which is a brand» of the well stock of merchandise.
known Strong restaurant Commer­ an immense stock of goods, and to bo a scheme on foot to have roads near Tideville school house,
some that sre very fine.
our mail changed.
This the at-Hopewell. They will put in a
cial street, Salem.
I have permanently located in
The apnual conference of the M. people do not want. First, if| a general stock of merchandise.
And still there áre occasional
E. chutch will meet st Tsylor changed we will not get our mail i Joseph Kays of Hopewell,, is
showers to lay the dust..
Oregon.
street church Portland, Wednes- until night, and also only get quite ill with hemorrhage of. the y c Minn vil le,
Prof. Irving Glen, leaves here on
in session
day, Sept. 25th
one mail a day. If we want to lungs. He is being cared for at the And respectfully invite my. former pa­
Saturday for Baltimore, where he
during the balance of the week.
enters the John Hopkins Uuniver-
do any business with Lafayette home of Rev. T. W. Nish.
tient« and friends to call at my office for
Prof.
Bauer
is
now
at
Newberg.
sity, for * course of study this
There will be preaching at the sociability, If not for treatment, when in
or McMinnville it will take two
He expects to teach a class in writ­
winter. '
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Hopewell church next Sabbath at the county seat.'
ing here this fall. This will be a days and perhaps three, to get the usual hour by Rev. Vestal. On
L. H. DeFord commenced teach­ good opportunity for the young return«. As it is now we can
ing school at Webfoot on Monday people to become proficient in this get returns the same day. To Sunday 29th B. Nevins will preach
in that church.
of laat week. The school opened much neglected art
send a letter to Lafayette it would
with 14 scholars. At the end of the
Locksmhithing, Gunsmithing,
B. Campbell, Gen. F. A., T. W. go up iu the evening, and per­
Rev. C. C. Poling, president of
wook 18 scholars were enrolled.
be
attended
to
in
Pumps
rumps
repaired, Sewing Ma-
*
-Loe.
l^e. superintendent water transpor-
transpor haps coqld not
no\°® alM,Pfleül0 J "Lafayette send nary.a.dProf. D.-
The store of R. Jacobeon. at Me tion, and Mr. Adama, traveling lime för a i reply to be sent by -M/Metzger, Professor of Languages cliines repaired, Umbrellas re-
Minnville, was closed on Thursday agent, all officials ef the O. R. A N. mail the next morning, and of in the serokffiry, rode over to Daj- paired, ■ and all kinds of job
10. It will again be closed on Sat- Co., came up W Dayton on the course would have to a lay over ton on their wheels Wednesday', on work done, and everything re- —
urday, Sept. 28th, in observance of ■teamer Modoc last Friday.
until the following morning. The business. Prof. Metzger has lately paired.
Scissors
sharpened.
L
certain days religiously observed
Mr. and Mrs. B Gabriel ^rove up majority of the people are satis- arrived from Peensylvania. Pres­ Taxidermist work done in best -
by Jewish people.
to Salem and back on Monday. tied to let mnil route be as it is. ident thinks the outlook for his style of thenrt.
F. M. Crabtree completed pick Thay went to see Mrs. Gabriel'* No change should 3o made in «bool 1V« year is very encourag-
on
ing hi* l.op« on Thursday. Dr. B. brother» T- H^Hubbard, who is.*e- the mail
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without thé consent
of
MF’ Swick expects to have his au riously BU .His condition is un­
the pal rone of this poatuffite.
Stensils cut to order. ~ ~
On account of the rains injuring
picked this week.
’ changed except that he is gradual­
C itizen .
J W. AYERS.
the prunes, by causing them to
R. 8. Goodrich, says he has 1 ly growing weaker.
crack
open,
1).
A.
Snyder
was
un-
Work on the Willamette Valley
Tbe raina have raised the wster
fine line of heating stoves. Cal
'
in the Willamette, at Salem over 6 Electric telephone line from Lafay­ able to secure enough prunes suit-,
and see them.
able for shipping, to. complete the j
TO THE PUBLIC,
ette
to
McMinnville,
has
been
com
­
feet.
The
Altona
and
Grey
Eagle
J. B. Fuson who has been sick
V
pleted, and the instruments are in. car load that he expected to ship |
baa nearly recovered hia usua are atill making their regular daily
East last week. He unpacked what
1 heundersigped would inform
This makes telephone connection
trip*.
The
former
rune
from
Port
­
health. For one of his age, over
land to Mission, the latter rune with Dayton and.the county seat prunes he bad packed and dried those having Prunes, Plums,
70, he is still quite a “youth.”
Apples or other fruit which they
complete, via Lafayette, and resi­ them.
from Salem to Mission.
There was not* large sttendance
wish
dried, that he has the dryer
dents of this part of the county
The adjourned quarterly confer­
While running a hop bailer for formerly owned by A. I’. Macy,
at the Newberg fair. This is to be
can now “heUp’ with tbe capital of
accounted for from the fact that a ence of the M. E. church wae held Yamhill the same as other cities. Frank Howard, above Amity, on and he will dry all varieties of
majority of the people are busily st this place Tuesday afternoon to The “hello” for Portlsnd will soon Wednesday of last week, Charlev
fruits at the customery rates.
employed at this time in picking wind up the business of the year. be heard here. Work is now pro­ Hadaway had his left hand badly
A. J. PALMER, Dayton.
mashed.
The
ends
of
the
two
mid
­
Presided
by
Elder
Parsons.
A
hops, fruit and other work.
gressing on the Portland end of the
number were in attendance from
dle fingers had to be amputated.
line, and will soon be completed as
Sunday last Mr. Xaver Sax died Webfoot and Unionvale.
This will place Charley on tbe list
far
as
Newberg.
When
tbe
line
is
at his residence in this city, of a
PRUNE ORCHARD.
of
disabled for a week or two.
Mr. and Mra. Spaulding of San completed to Portland work will! be
stomach ailment. He was* shout
A 10acre prune orchard with­
65 years old snd a member of the Francisco, are here visiting with commenced on the Salem end of
oldest family in this section, though Mr. and Mrs. E. Spaulding nf Pies the line which will make connec­
F or S ale or T rade .—One good in two mile of Corvallis will be
he had lived here but a few years antdale. Mr. Spaulding is a broth­ tion from here with the principal hand hay baler, capacity three tons sold at a bargain. Orchard 5
er to E. Splaulding. They will re­ cities in this psrt of tbe valley. per day, two men. Also one full years old and in full bearing.
himself.—Valley Transcript.
main here several weeks looking Silverton and other places will soon blood, 2 year old Jersey bull. One
Dio F. Call of Portland, was here
Address
over the valley, and the beautiful be taken into the circuit.
or two good work horses. Will sell
this week, shaking hands with old
F rank C onover , Corvallis.
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scenery of Oregon.
friends. He was representing the
N oticx to S portsmen and T res ­ or trade for anything I can use.
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D r . B. F. S wick .
Courtney son of J. W. Shelford, passers .,—N o trespassing or hunt­ „
Pacific Yeast Company, of Port-
Isnd, manufacturers of Great We«t- mapnger of telephone line, who has ing will be permitted on my farm I
Also, Paints, Oils, Guns, Ammunition, Wall Paper Fruit Jars
ern Yeast. Dio is employed in a been here several weeks st work on or land with gun or dogs, by any
The Altona and Grey Eagle are
Shingles, Lime, Hair, Cement, Lath, Ac.
grocery stere in Portland. He is the line, in company with his moth­ person. You need not ask for priv­
making daily trips between Port­
Also Gunsmith. All kind of repairing on sewing mac lines,
always pleased to make a visit to er, who was here on a visit, returned ilege to do so after this notice is
N. BRADLY, Proprietor
land and Salem. .One of the 1> oh U
to Portland on Saturday. Courtney published. I will prosecute to the
his old home in Dayton.
bicycles
guns, A., A.,
start at 6 o'cld&k from Portland nnd
New carriages, buggies, horses, and
haa entered school in that city, and fullest extent of the law each offend­
A
full
line
of Sewing Machine Needles in stock.
J. R. Lewis is now offering Isnd
the the other at tbe same hour from
will attend during the winter. He er. The land owned by me is
. in his sddition ro Dayton at 10 per
Snlein and connecting nt Mission new outitta throughout.
is fitting himself for an electrician? known as part of the Carey dona­
cent discount on former prices. He
about 10 o’lock. The boat going
E. A M. E. Martin, of Mc­ tion claim, East of Dayton ahont down passing Weston at 9 o’clock
wishes to close out his business
J. H. FLOWER.
J. 3. FUSON.
. here, therefore this discount. Those Minnville, have a complete and one mile.
a. m. Going up pazsea Weston st
Dayton, Sept. 10, 1895.
wanting to buy can learn partic­ varied assortment of the latest
12.
Those wishing to go up or ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ulars
Why send Fast for newspapers, down the Willamette from Dayton,
millinery goods. They are pre­
-■ Hop pickers if you wsnt any paring for a grand display on when you can get papers right here should take the boat at Weston..
NOTARY PUBLIC,
dry goods, groceries, or other good* opening days. Remember the -aLhemethat^ivesss much general
owuooir.
» äytön ,.
TO THE PUBLIC.
-r
—
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at the lowest prices for cash call dates,
Practices in State and Federal
Friday
and - Saturday, Sep­ . news, and more matter that direct-
ly interests sll here? Such a psper
at the general merchandise store of
* ■
Having purchased the entire Courts.
tember 28th and 29th.
?
Small and large tracts of land—the best in Yambill couty—th«
is the big 12 page Weekly States­
Nichols A Gabriel, Day ton.
slock
of
groceries
of
Mrs.
Howe
garden
spot of Oregon—will be sold nt pi ices that will compare
The
telephone
line
being
built
man and Willamette Farmer. It
All persona indebted to Dr. G. E
E. M. SMITH,
and added many new lines to my
with
any.
from
here
to
Portland,
which
has
is
only
81
50
per
year,
four-months
Btuart will take notice »that all his
stock. I have arranged my store
accounts sre in the hand! of Char­ Men heretofore known as the An­ 50cels. Subscribers tp this paper
and Surgeon, Fine acre tracts in Fletchers addition to Deayton. Call and get
so I shall be able to supply tbe Physician
thony
telephone
line
has
changed
get
all
the
news
of
the
Capital
City,
pricer.
ley Stuart for collection. All bills
public
with
tbe
choicest
of
gro
­
Office opposite town council building,
to
tbe
Willamette
Valley
Telephone
Capitol
building,
—
each
and
every
J. W. FLETCHER, Dayton, Oregon,__
should be paid by Sept. 24 to save
State—supreme ceries at the very lowest price. Day ton.
Electric Co., and will hereafter be department of
costs.
Make« a specialty of Nasal Catarrrb,
known by that name.
Several court decisions, etc. It is a live, Thanking my old patrons and Also general practice.
You can buy more groceries of
Eastern capitalists have been taken proeressive paper. Give
soliciting many new ones, who
Fishburn for one dollar than any nto the company, and it is on solid
H. C. HUME
will be treated alike. Yours for
The
best
25
cent
ineals
at
other man in Yamhill county.
Inancial basis.
J. W. FISH BURN.
Stlong’s restaurant Commercial cash.
When building von require
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
The late mins hss soaked tbe
bqrber shop, and get a smooth ground in some localities sufficient- Street, Salem, and at tbe grand
shave or your hair trimmed in the y to make it in good condition for stand, fair grounds. Westacott ~ My boy was taken with a disease
D ayton , O regon .
resembling bloody flox. The first
In wet weather it is a necessity.
latest style.
plowing. Eli Beeeeis the first one A Irwin, proprietors.
I
thought
of
wns
Chamberlain
’
s
The
choicest Lumber, and flint
Doors, sash, hardware of every n this vicinity, m wears infer med ^ Jbe OR. A N,Co always slert to
“The Old Standard"
on which no rain bus fell will
------- of
* . their
L_r_ patrons,
— ».
— Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem­
description, at Jones A Ad* ms, Mc­ to start hia plow to running. On the welfare
have
be found , in abundance at
7
Minnville. Doors snd sash made Sunday and Tuesday, m«nv teams placed on sale at the principal sta­ edy. Two doses of it settled the
were to be seen plowing between tions, a 1000 mile ticket at the rate matter and cured him Round and
to order.
well. I Ireartily recommend this
of three eents per mile, good one
Those wanting plain sewing done tero and Salem.
remedy to all persons suffering from
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.
will do well to call on Mrs. R. J.
Such men ss Judge Denny, whose year from date of sale and good for a like complaint. I will answer in­
of excel­
Half block wert of Union IM-pot.
passage
over
the
Rail
and
Water
Sherwood, Dayton.
»lace is on the road and telephone
lent quality, and well sensonwl, on
quiries regarding it when stamp is
Laundryingdonein good style st ine between Day ton and Lafayette, lines of their system.
hand at all times. Shop work don*
enclosed. I refer to any county CHICAGO, ILT^
F or S alb .—About one acre official as to my reliability. Wm.
the McMinnville steam laundry.
and J. P. Geerand B. Gabriel and
_
on short notice. Cull and see the
CUMMINGS A FALL,
"I Know an old soldier who bad a number of others in this vicinity, of land on Aaylum Avenue Sa­ Roach, J. P.. Primroy, Campbell
PROPRIETORS.
chronic diarrhoea of long standing know when they have a good thing lem, will beaold cheap. Inquire county, Tenn. For «ale by A. M.
to have been permanently cured by They have all spoken for telephone of Mr*. T. W. Conover at reai- Phelps A Co., Day ton.
taking Chaml»erlain’« Colic, Choi- insirumenla, and Mr. Gabnel will dence south side of junctiofi car
«■a and Diarrhoea Remedy,” says have, one put in place of business line, Salem, or at thia office.
Maul* A Carter, general black­
Edward Shumpik, a prominent and one at bis house. Judge Den­
smiths,
do all work in their line.
Anything in tbe line of building
druggist
of „„.«wu,,
Minneapolis, mind.
Minn. “1
I 1 ny ia
i« so anxious ior
for ms
his »nanre
that he can
,
.
hardware etc. at Repairing of all kind done.
have sold the remedy in this city scarcely wgi^or the line to be com-
_ nricee at Jonca A Adama,
JURD BURNED BRICK FOR FOUNDATIONS A ND WELL 4
trover seven yyars and conaider it! pleted to. Uhland, at which P
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Is guaranteed or money refunded. Try it. For sale by R. L. Harris,
and A. M. Phelps & Co., Druggists, Dayton, Or.
DENTIST.
This Space reserved foe.
Gan
Shop.
R. JACOBSON,
,LOOK OUT" FOR WHAT
- He has to say next week.
HARDWARE STORE..
R. S. GOODRICH, Prop.
You can get anything in the line of
Hardware, Tinware, Stoves.
Dayton Livery Stable
WHY MOT?
OWN REAL ESTATE I
NONE BETTER!
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
GAULT HOUSE,
SEASONED LUMBER.
J ones & A dams , M c M innville
. ; F inishing lumber
Finest and Best Lumber in Oregon
▲ FIRST CLASS HOTEL
miC PRESSED BRIM k Tim (Ml COW
■Upenor to any other medicine now h* will do ««at of bi* talking. «•
the market for bowel com- Joel P. Geer will hava an inatru-
Lauiea it you wans
.
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