Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, November 15, 1895, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text' * .■ herald OFFICE bill meads , letter VOL. ¿¿AOÔ, CAROS, POSTERS. L0LG8 DJ j XNOW THEM BY THEIR WORKS. Iter roll. camp , wo. m - _}M saloon question ix per dozen. .1 proplc. ¡i h Jneteély hope-1 that all prejudices will will be be dr dropped and men A fourth ««..i . pwjuaicee Don’t forget the «teachers’ meet rifo. Itere«. JíL.’”1 ** blred^ted to office that will be a credit neztSatúrdVv for the Dayton sclmpl will ben credit to our litt1« city. H«* oer bu* or. feind» 7.7 k make acts an Ä* ‘‘To miahty the mivhtr - The New Firm’s New Prices; —Hr-’- “VINE & SON. Mentanoli., - of m*n to*, “ ------- Go TO------- " ,n 1 ¿ . s ,ea,""N «Vx-na taken The following persein» l**^ with wh»-»l 'kintereet ...» ....errei in m out town affairs affai« dur- dur. dqrj J ’ h hare .JT* called c"}Jed Epworth Leaguedevbtional meet png the past they should, there ie Miaa Will, «|®r-Hunsaker, ing Sunday eve, at 6-30 • led hv J not the least doubt but what our Ca” Mre stl^’.Ä0^ W Ins‘e«‘^ 'o', ctrjing^ mw little city would have been the K Ford. Leonard out the regular Epworth tZ.2------- P"CM' t^Ta; R 8. Goodrich who has Yamhill county *t Dr Smith’s lecture o Ph it Pr«F«’’ meeting program Sunday tj*?* “ 1<>ng *“P«>v- the present day. Inorder to get last FriXv,T«, th«re will be six.hort aermnnU 1 1 MPLUMGEE. Ú 001 jr ^„d^, c » ^.r —When In McMinnville price those —. Tltete W'll be a sperial review in 11:10 am Jne stoves at Hod«»,^ aud^ I best interest and prosperity «if our PÖ5 SZ V6 W •« town it has been decided, and prop erly that It should be, to leave the i.uo. uropin. We will promise F.irJïk B?On ,n<1 wife «“ended question of saloon license to a vote Ä.’SsSr.ter»?1!?* sö , of the people, which is undoubted- , iy safe, for the majority of our vo- W F nt 1 L'-17” "‘ I n r? *n ’T*’* ,emPer«nce at heart, villi J. 1 * ^“".the McMinn-1 ®ut *n ‘o make this question £ cJ^r eF ’"“j?11 F°° * -fob i’ob,F “«• “ *«’ decided to «Mow Dr. Leroj : Miameille. NO. 22 school !, NOTES. 'n,« •EPWORTH LEAGUE COLUMN. The enrollment is. now 160 s™.! 0/i -21 new pupils njll enter next ¡Ä*1 br the Epworth SÂ æâwî ^'L™1 l“d«, kind Jewelry at »omen fe vote, far ft baa loa the lowest prices. been conceded that if th. women Dr. Stuart and wife moTed |o D. A, Snyder shot down his fruit “’«"«bl‘ o cast their votes, dryer last week. He will have tf1 of. '"temperance would tj »• attend to ~ " »«« our land. ”°ru apple, «o dry after he «ret. n— be stricken from lroui our But even after all of this, ft his apples all packed. seem a 7K 1 in i Coffe® for * M <5 I 10 bare Savon Soap........... ; 2J r 2L? * - __________ .................... V*1 _______ *"- "• ________ follow. “WhMfo. Öhristhlnr♦--A.*PJJ^Î, keg beat Rock Candy(5gàÌ) 2 15 I 4 °|f ras cy. “ - ‘‘ How can I becc become . Ch"i < eo«- c««® Oil . H ® ° • , î? I I - ^ -- Und * 8chelH — ——..ing Soda ... 25 Mar^n. yFill 5 gal. jacket................ 35 P pounds No. 1 1 Beans Beans Tt— “When canF, OU"^8 No. ... T become a ChristianT”—J. W. Ex-1, »«^¡»okage Gold Dust ’ I B)ongon bur Toilet 8oap ... 25 I •» cans Tomatoes gff cbr>..i.„’r-J,i »2S.1 50 lbs sack best Liverpool Saif 4# Best table Peach per canf.... ¡5 A»oSÂÎ’TJÏT' Corn uv **• P"ce.. (V. also bave a .Li BRY.nd GLA8SWARE*wh"h w?«,??UVB " n< of CROCK, ww»l, oM.b I cfii.„r!^™ of us. people take an Intere« In their f •ehool. The work was a tree will offering, Several who have enrolled recent- CWtenehip League ; have taken up uD the higher hieher work. hf 1 u .2* ^ro«dca8t throughput 1/h»T® -u?.**? fo,,o.’rinf Pledge We 1 here will be rhetorical exercite The isa s m » priiimry ft mi grammar de- xLNov 19th at 2:30» m^^< h 11 «‘ Strong’s res- to^trnv Lh?? ?u . 7,ng parimente Friday, Nov. 15th, and W. E . a teurant, west side nf Coin mere ill > 2 y . at good tbat honest Wm K and Mort Kelro of between Stele and Cor.r ’. d UPwr'8ht people are trying to Nov. 22od. tampoeg. brethera <* «f O n n _ “J® a,,a Courl* accomplish. C ir-i Kelso By opening the side door of the Sunday -1 -L.rS’i0" bfa b»j» Ui“ •very <>ne was aaiib unto me ^°î 7-7'7 °"« th*‘ «■** «»to me funiace, the basement is made thor- -A— X- ..-------- j tn.« week to Horgt B of Ix.re u.rt, ,halI entw th" 7C oughly comfortable during the din- lem. of heaven ; but he that docth - the .................... He received 4| cepte per Xf ner hour. * » FMther wW®h •• *• heaven. ■ t' — vX7m?n come together .nd .’ct^* what« nnlit: i j --- tionVn^i i «nd "nd moraI w “ a P®]', i ic"l moral w revolu- X .2? h? b,^«hl Bboutl We are onnb,a to discover one Ej^ht foavaw J. P. IRVINE & SON, ■ McMinnville. Op; A R RIVA L — : - -• N E vnrt«-i W M iL w® c«n ’«ve you‘money by buying ’ Fins Bread, fresh .very mormng ------- OF JACKETS AND FINE WRAPS. lane! » ' l a .enouia It 1» not every'one that is crying PROGRAM. !. * ___________ _______ ina. temperance with a loud voice, that «hinge that will bring letflng that my ballot Is my temperane.. Therefore, let l „ _ na Christian W »bat we ---------------------- are not led «stray by Noi-olle-tilne entertaimen» Will ba frei.’ gj,aa” 1 •hlftild make it witness —-j -V « Pohtiraljseue simply to catch m- u- ..„J. j ?1“ ««bteousmsa, I record 'er*> when we positivelyknow^Wl^J?*^ '^“‘’¡^/^^««rwill, whenever ' 9 ^mn * prople Who would * now not (.here «ble, .ttenrtV^^^ do Prayer— Lon a ie Convert. 25 A SO 0 ««ta. mary and demand the nomination ••'g the hard timee depression to ,he five! thing in rrganl to levying Ke jilinx ^npnire-^. w. E mo «. ‘ Male.QuarteMy-; Wine in « -Moc kery , a « reaAuwaMe reasonable taa tax lo Io par oar the th«, expen «».w... - Ko ear fa, U.ip yonr «w» I iojd » •«»me extent. Ke.itatha.-Uerlfol’uïmw’*^ I 'th œf,n That Kmital ion- li eri ie I ’aimer : "Mv irre «.f tiw mon grriternuotiL Then Nell Virste.g .mJ Mrw y( na. •»•w y«u rH.fri tuiteh.for jot ’’•^|'»•’^ell, verwime of the han,,» „ " - —- a «b< iM 1 y ».’In c’n,“ * “* i" ’L’? "'"IH H ’he rmlh.od.x-’ rïr"’ 7" "''‘^"«h^ming^ J *W. Exo*. I T - V r.ieived « a oum-n r J 5 1 « Then I Re<üa.ion-W I A^tt. on- n th.M «ilini’ier ih us u e rigldeou- j irigment .,.4 «¡»lent ” Stelli» Ba Cun* will support for office * such Br.a-I fr-^i and ’ *n«h men ^. q I. 41 all “f very nice pirwema. Rev. L. F. Belknap of the Meth- Thu finest Macintoshes in the «dtet church, w||| preach on tem- market at A. D. Hoskin’s. La- ^u^alSr^*^! 7enin« «‘ “yete- Examine them before te iS b Everybody invited to * ‘*,,<Ì ' . de a bnsine a |rip on Monday Hr p Zi? wa- Mte 4 *• Co. * • ai.s. l tie Ü A- M P ‘bb^^. that llvriy tmr/fafa^ J® o. JjfiSloys and Child s 1“*«?». i. IhU .. . < '¿I.OTIHM,. «»-i» L,,1::; Ä - ........... vr-— cl?im to have the largest ’dbost selected stock ever brought to this part of the country, and bri-’ everybody. th-.t - ... • " “ ^ ‘Xo Compr^^ Udies Quartett — ‘ N.„ -------- » —, - A>'<7 Attend the enuitiinicnt tml . elect MMm Io office ?«,da«fon and the impartial Keutatiou—Mrs. beo«. ni iHHMt g.HMi moral enisens, <mmt- en* auplnr l.rlu» given by ,|le k,. ÍÍL**?**“!*' •I'*'”, "»id th«»e who forcement of Jaw ‘ Poor T11 V?‘‘ íí,v E future'"ÀdZ..'X“ lluwìe Mun. ” I « up .4« n».* «jo Ih»,g h ,w,. Äl‘,,«l«l»«rvhnn Î ueiutily eve Nov —— '‘Drinkin« A ii O puhom .- i — — O« ovwA UI nient of <j<ir town. tt* vmWMer K«4rth and à ,M r f 2® h» ‘ ' O om » CirrM8Mm> awn*** ’ IS promised. ”{ T. J —-------------------- -- J«Ain Mint« ú caper'tn< his vdle. * fixere, it:-iln>n- Aboejkes. pñs etc. **r . J0 ^“^1 "••hf "‘Id’Uon, ftes wilL. ) and cral feet, making h more roomy. This was not considered a good “spud” season, bnt we have heard Davtaw oo Munday. While here of sbtne extra good ybdds in this county. On 10 acres A. C. Darr, they mad. a short call at the H r * am » oftee. The gentlemen inform- who lives five miles south of here, on the Dayton and Salem road, raised 2125 bushels potatoes, C. F Overbaugb, Traveling Freight Agent for the O. R. & N. Co., Portland, came up on the Mo Irvine's, HeMiunville, at the low doc Tuesday. He was interview prices offered nt his 30 days sale. ing the business men on business. Dr Lewis, the McMinnville Den- His many friends here were pleased to meet him and give him a ‘ grip” of the hand. Ladies’ and gents Mackintosh Remember that next Monday is es at bed rock prices at Nichols town e'ectioii, and that women have the right to vote. Also that A (Ja^riel’a. " it is the duty of every voter to vote saloon or no saloon. Elect coun No. 1 Cheat Hay per month. I cilmen, who. if necessary, will levy can use some at any railroad sta- a tax to make necessary improve ments within the town limits. Coll on Harm, the druggist, Misses Mattie and Emily Corner for information regarding the who left here some time sinc^ to take positions as instructors in ths public shools at Col tax, Wash., we are informed are mgeh pleased with the school and the city of Colfax. Miss Mattie was elected principal of the public schools at that place, which position she is filling to the satisfaction of the pa if w-ed in limo will often prevent trons of the schools. ae>4d rreultin* in pneumonia. This There is no knowning just what Uce. On Oregon can or Tuesday Alton Morse handed us several Bartlett pears of fair sine, which weie raised on bi* father’»- home place—R Morse. The pears . Meats of all kind and of the were the second crop of fruit that «•>t quality at the Dayton Meat had grown-on I he trees thi’ season. Market. ai.d Were of a* good flavor, hut not quite as large as was th»- first cr p 1 fir trees wert» in I lomu •n 1 gra.umur* at Harris’ drug; of fmit ah n th«- fir-» fr iil was m iu ing on. ¿<mra.Ww!«bHÌ»*g* W’hy ^»d Eaet for nrwap^r., 1 o- in .L^k at Jou.a & A,l ' **7' X‘ "£*" ““ *’ 1 ‘ • . ,, ,, , 11 athotarthat iv • a- " n h g* n« r»l 1 ll H tlllr w- L ;t,|,are Al.-« bull i-- ______ _ _________ ..... . - ■ |v int- re-1 « Mil te ref ►’u h a imprr it 1- the tent 12 pige Wc» kly Slate* JtV man and WillamMle F irmer It jt^nly ft 50 |*r y* ar, T .tir months ill ee «h rt 50 ret a fiuIweriber« tn thi« paper iU:*d ■ r a* «I y. i aH ihr news ol Ihr C ijñt^l City, Jífiipi^il building,—each and every • r piali -wing^or-.ibpartuw ul «» State—upreme •«Ho;, M-s II. J ivmrl d*vi*io«»s, etc. , Il i* ■* h<e.( , , ufugtesri**1 P«P*'t. Give it a tri-«i aoy. a the Dayton "’'d 1* «be news of the state. ‘ B».d get a siiHMith The entertainment by the Evan gelical Aid Societv, at the church parlors on Tuesday eve, Nov. 2Gth, will be well worth .attending. It will bo a spicy and pleasing- one. A supper consisting of oysters, en. crackers, sandwiches, coffee and ca ke. Price: Oysters and crackers. 15 cents. Coffee, sandwiches and cake, 10 cents. “ The article printed in last week’s H kmld , “Ask for an Injunction,” we are informed that the patents mentioned for the State of Oregon are owned by the Oregon Telephone and Telegraph Company of Port land Oregon. The manioth stock of clothing at Kay A Todd's clothing house, -McMrnnvHie,-are being disposed of rapidly at the low prices offered. When buying clothing tect you from the rain and take a look at those fine toshes at A. D. Hoskins, ette. They are nice. to pro storms Macin Lafay Signed, E d . H adaway , F red B ertram , R. L. H arris , 'Committee. W. A. McGuire^.«, well known citisen of McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there is nothing as good for children troubled with colds or croup as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He has used it in bis family for several years with the best results and always keeps a bottle of it in the house. After having la grippe he was himself troubled with a severe cough. He used othei remidies without benifit and then concluded to try the chil dren’s medicine and to his delight it soon effected a permanent cure. 50 cent bottles for sale by A. M. Phelps A Co , Druggists, Dayton. KAY & TODD Mter load of pork to - -U- ■ -. V / ? ; 5 PEA RI A, RUBIES. H] |7 SAPHIRES, MOONSTOXES, L® And other precious Rtonee. IE A FINE NEW STOCK Just Ml received, and bought for cash, rji] Will sell them at very low E; figures. Fiala and engraved Rings ' Hl also. n*1 W m . f . dielschneider . Jeweler, . Ml J <3 A 130 TH .' PRAIBiE FARMEE —IS THE— Greatest of All Farm Papers It presents eaeh week all that la worth knowing In current agricultural litera ture. Each uumber contains more solid read ing matter than any other agricultural paper, am covers a broader field. S dmcbiptio « P btcb O rb D ollab A The Prairie Farmer and -• Just seo some of our cash prices special. $t 25 ; 5 gallons coal oil. ,90c'I Copper bottom wash boiler 11 ! 35. Lime por barrel. . ' “ T kettln •• 50 Shingles, rawed or shaved . 1 35 A good buck saw. .... A warranted all steel axe.. 90 ¿»Stoneware per gallon. 12* Wall paper 6c a roll and up Linseed oil per gallon. 67 Fruit cans, 1 qt, per dos... 60 Pure white leaiL..... 7 II *• 2 * •• •• 75 Paint brushes, job lot 5cts and up. We have just received another .lot of heating stoves. It will pny you to get prices before buying elsewhere. These are only a few of our bar gains. Call in and see. Live and let live is our motto. C R. S. Q JCDRICH, Pr°P- Dayton Hardware Store. NONE BETTER! Chicago Weekly Time* The lYairie Farmer Md The DWyton Herald Both on« year for |9 li. • •- SEASONED LUMBERS- J ones & A dams . M c M innville . ârg«j£ÎBj5SŒS A WATCH, —OR-- You get what yon ask ter of me. Gel as I sell it to you. whether It la gold sliver or plated. I haven't the largest stock in Oregon bu.agood variety. You Save the Extra Ex pense when you buyof me. Larger than ever thisyear, aad m LOW they cin get W m . f. Overland Monthly.’ FINISHING LUMBER of excel-' lent quality, nnd well soHsoned. <»u hand at all times. Shop work dona on short notice. Cull nnd see the Finest and Best Lumber in Oregon PRIORI AS Literature, the Best Interests of the Pacific Coast aru shown in the . ’ - CITTOTRgil XIA ID, VXU t O, 0XlVXbC>, .. In wet weather it is a necessity. The choicest Lumber, and that on which no rain has fell will be found in abundance at Both one year for |1. 95. Onriud I««W, House. COUNTS! When building you require THE MAISIE FARMER, CHI (Ct in the city. We handle no CASH rej McMinnville, Or, Two doora below P. 0 AddreMr« tof stock, but consult ths Mal - • (Real Fire Opal») Sample Clubbing Offers Aor 1895-S. The Prairie Farmer I Bolh Weekl71nter Ocean Pe*r for « UNDERWEAR, j »M j OVERCOATS, MACKINTOSHES « r Toledo Mr. Waddle was I ing his team when the boat whn blew, and the team w»s frightened and ran away. The team and ran over Mr. Wi Dianouls, Duals,: f It is the Paper for the People. Clothing and Respect, yours, __ R. JACOBSON, ___ ~ '“"Minn ville, Or This will interest YOU. RINGS!! Winter is Coining *ET A FFCI i ! Moral Suasion for the man who drinks : suasion for the man who thinks be it, ^JSkUilflrthedrunkard maker; Prison a Resolved, By Harmony Lodge No. 2», A. O. U. W., that we extend to Brother Berning and gjraÜEntLfÊnSJBËB^^ family our heartfelt sympathy. May God in his ffinite wisdom and mercy so shape their lives that they may find relief from their anguish, in the hope of I have them set with ¡E meeting their loved one in heav- On Friday mt«rnii«g loft, A. MJ bxir iriuuurd in tbe Waddle met ailh aseri -U« accident; , I atthis place. He had brought a standing small bottle Cholera and * a nlessant' Mr Stonebrink has |Mt in a neW show care and is making other improvements, to his place of business. He will soon receive a stock of watches, clocks, jew elry and hoilday goods. FIELUCHXEIDEB, JEWELER. McMinnville, Or. Two doors below I’ll«toile. J. H. FLOWER. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW? t -ABD— NOTARY P DB UC. BAVTox,. -, - oarouir. Practices in State and Federal* C<nirts'. - -• - - r ink Highest Prices,’ T . —FOR— EGGS, CHICKENS/ — AND— Beef Bides, and Sheep Pelts. RIDGEWAY A S o J m , Poprietors, of the Ti<|evi|!r »to*« pay the HIGHEST PRICE for th«’ • above named ailiel«?.