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DAYTON OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1896
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W. OF THE W.
NO. 20
The brutal assault on T. W.
Smith on Christmas eve, at his
jhomf and by which he nearly loot
hit life, still remains enshrouded in
mystery. But the perpetrator cer-
tatnly not lying on a bed of down.
Guilt, in some way, always shows
itself, and in time is found out.
Two wounds were inflicted onMr.
Smith. One, and which came near
•wing fatal, was on the back of the
ne <i, over a i inch in length and
are cut
to the skull -The blow is sup­
posed to have been struck by some
one who had entered the house in
»he rear,when Mr. S.’s attentention
was directed to the front door by a
rap on it. It supposed that the in­
dividual who struck the How
stealthily crept
J up on Mr. Smith,
aiidwhen He
— the door struck
he opt
opened
felling him to the floor.
Another wound waaon tba forehead,
which was probably mnde after Mr.
Smith had fallen to the floor The
tracks
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ocM8 around the house gave evi-
The rain poured ih torrents Mon-
OLD HICKORY OAMP, NO. 200— dsy night.
Dayton, Oreoon—Meet the second and
fourtL Momlays of every month, in A.
Nichole & Gabriel now have a
O. U. W. Hail._________
t>ew and nice stock. No shelf-worn
SPECIAL
SALE!
We will continue to sell our
goods.
A. O. U. W.
The steamer Hoag came unto
Harmony Lodge No. 28, Ancient Order
of United workmen, meets everv Satur­ Dayton on Tuesday evening and
day night ia A. O. U, W. halt, Dayton. loaded with wheat for J .W. Exon.
Or.
Visiting brothern. cordially re­
You cau gel ail kinds of rub­
ceived.
bird parish , m : w
J. E. NBLLINGER, Rec.
ber goods, macintoshes and gos­
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samers at Detiuerjng Bros.
Mre. E. E. Logan is prepared to
Unity Lodge No. 17, Degree of Honor,
meets every TueedaVgilght in the A. O. trte boarders, and accommodate
U- * hall, Dayton, Or. Visiting mem­ all persons who wish good meals or
bers always welcome.
day tK>ard.
MK8. EUNICE WOOLWORTH,
Chief of Honor.
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roy Pixley has returned to
J. E MELLINGER, Rec.
his old home al West Salem. III.
He has been a resident of Dayton
| for 4 years, and made many friends
Council No. M meets every first and hsro.
third Friday evening of each month in
A. O. U. W. hall.
Remember that every word or
act of yours is taken account of bv I
DAHM ANO ST. JOSEPH STAGE.
Hun who rules the universe^ and'
that «vnrv
a " a r"”-.'”', ““u
i!!ddMdd(J,,el’Pi’ced
Eeaves Day ton Poatoffice, daily 8:30a.m l„??
Arrivesat “
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llJOa.m to your creda.
1:30p.m
Miss Birdie Johnson of Loxins-
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Il I khown . here.
4:10p.m ion,
Neb
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well
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Arrives at "
Beading notice« of local enter
Ui omenta of any description, at which
an ndmiMion la charged, or a eolieoUon
- taken op, will be charged for at the rate
of Ove cent« a linq in ail instaneee.
Dr. I^roy Lewie, dentist,
Minnville.
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At following D SCOUNT on regular prices which
marked in plain figures
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_Hats in stock at 20 per cent
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CULSCOUIlt
All Dress Goods and Notions
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6TH ANNUAL
Commencing Tuesday, November
18th, and will continue until
January 1, 1896.
Everyone knows
All Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing
GondR
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, "OO lb And. öiioes, inoluding Ruhhpr dience thllt two p®”0"«
ßnnda
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j T? "'UOUOIj the assault. The injured
p»rt in
man has
Dong Boots, Short Boots, La-i^îP mord to hu re8idenc® "»<1 u
dies
Rubber
Men’ S s I *<
J « za , Boots, _ Ladies’ , 7 MeD
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are informed was married on New anU VllLldren 8 Rubberfl”
Year, and wade a wedding trip to1
w
DISCOUNT
CENT.
and is
satisfied that we
An Hawked te Plate VtHiM
Every dollar’s worth of Gdods you purchase nt this sale you get
20 CENTS OFF,
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onH ■recovering,
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and u will
probably be LAP.KS-
With the exeeptiun of
M*CK^TOa^
SH0ES(
a round in in a a short
short time,
time,
LiaUieS anG » | able
1»»« to to be be around
p ixeiits Mackintoshes 10 per cent— frii
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friends.
uty
oty district organiser, lectured m
in j^ j^t O foceries, except Sugar and *' On Monday evening an accident
A. O. U. W. hail last Friday ei
occurred at the dock of the 0. R. A
!<> Per cent.
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mg on the United Aritean ofdei
N, Co. at this place which came
near
A W A r.™. .M BH,.beu, b
. A®36 Prices are SPOT CASH.
r resulting in the death of two
Remington of Woiteson,
boat. - While
Wniteson, were
. All we ask of you is to examine our Goods and compare nricea deck hands on the
,,,° oo,,i
wn,le
Sait Lake.
Our Boots arid Shoes,
were
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pare prices unloading freight, and as the car r ^StockcoMiste of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots Shoes.
r Wheat selling in Dayton nt united in marriage at the M. E w,t*> n»y store in the county
Ladies^xnd Children’s Capes, and Jackets.
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used for
for thepurpose(which
the purpose( which isrs
is rahed
pnrsbnage, Daytun, by .Rev. L. F.J
NEW YEAR GREETING —Wishing nit n hn„. .
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45 cents per bushel.
B„t Quality .n()8e|ecUd
j me boat by
— Butter 80 cento per roll.
engine) was bei
Revival meetings continue at the
Begin the new year—1896—with Free Metbodi*t church? Rev. J. i. to L,Y,
good resolutions, and be sure to live Glen is awakening a good de^l of
up to them.
interest by his sermon on the sec­
R hv , J, Glen will preach In the ond coming of Christ.
Fie« Methodjit church next Sab­
Lewis Alderman who has been
bath, both morning and evening.
here spending the hnldidaya under
Mrii^Jy Ma tits who has been se­ the paternal roof, will return to Eu
riously ill for several weeks is re- gene on Monday, and resume his,'
covering
-studies at the State university.
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NICHOL & GABRIEL,
Leading Merchants of Dayton.
SPECIAL
Buy ohe of those fine lap robes
nf A. D. Hoskins, of Lafavette. He
also has fine mackintoshes which
he sells at low figures.
General Epworth League rally I
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ocloc't. A to view J
severe bruises, and
their lives.
(’OST
Cloaks, Jackets,
Bert Lows came up from Port
land theMrst of the week and treat improvement for Dayton.
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visited «t
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Hamilton's
sev­
Oregtfh Blade, heretofore
eral days.* He returned .46 Bia । published at Amity, by R. A. Har-
home on Thursday. *
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dfotet been removed to Monmouth.
We wish you a happy and pros- Polk county, bhere Mf. Harris will
pero .s New Yekr? and beg to continue its publication. •
For spot cash ¡roods are flow of-
assure'yott of our desire io merit
erod
at a reduction at Nichols A
your good will during the com­
ing year.
R. L. H arris .
The subject of levying a special
Druggist.
MACKINTOSHES,
RUBBER COATS,
,
RUBBER BOOTS and SHOES,
R 8 Goodrich the Dayton hard­
ware idrrvhant invites ¿very one to
give him a call when wanting bard-
wtik'heatiiig and cooking stoves,
etc.,'and efamine Ms stock arid get
prices.
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Mra. C. Addison Went to New­
berg het weeir-f^ visit with parents
and friends. Her husband Charley
Addison, drove to Newberg on Mon­
day and returned with hie wife orr
Tuesday.
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!SS GOODS,
AND
SWEEPING-. REDUCTIONS
• On some other lines for next
Rubber goods, macintoshes and
1 he ball-given . at Nichols’.hall ladies cloaks, .capes and jackets,
on Christmk" night by niemliere of re ti ina tit « df dréaà goods, etc, are
Old Hickuryt camp No. 200, W of lieifig closed put at.' a sweeping re­
the W , was well attended and much duction by A.' J. Apperson of Mc­
Minnville.
ti joyed by those in nttendynev.
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it À Nichols, merchant of Phi-
Then- is scarcely .Anything used
for building purpose«.but what yoy . latnalh, is here visiting wi*h* his
Mr! sod Mrs. I. Nichole,
will find air Jones A Adams Mo- parents,
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and hie brother and wife, Mr. and
Minnville.
Mrs. J Nichol« ‘-Ed.” is right at
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Fry’s 8>«reapnrilto D hnoof th* home When in Dayton and enfoya
'•ret ii>«'didnea in 'mwrior'dleaniin« hie^ieiti Here to' the fullest. *
*"d l>nryiFving the blood. For sale“
Dr. C. B. Smith and wife of Eajrle
‘•y a . m . Phei|w a Co.
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When ynu^luiy jewelry, etc, of C'eek. and C D. Laiterelt and wife
wm. F. Dtwlschnehler;- A cMlnn- of Qp'gdnJL’ity. were up Christnixs
vi.b», y<>U Can depend upon it to be visifin^a. ¡1; F. Swick and■foWdly?
Just see some <Jf our cash prices special. '
gowi if he Fafrants It. * ■; T-,""
. Ail attended the bfclf in the coun­
try, andJeR on the Modoc in*tbe Paidted lard cans 5 lbs, 10 c. each') Copper bottom wnsh boiler
11 25
The plack Ao ' get n good' meal' morning.
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, 10 12*c “
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T kettle .X
50
when in Rniemda at Strong’s fek-’
Lime per barrel..............
If 85 A good huck saw....
Dri. ,Goucher nud Qalbreath of
75
teurant, west >ide nf UoufiAercial,
Shingles,
sawed
or
shaved
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85
^Stoneware
per
gallon
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I Mc^iinniihe, and Dt. Stuart of
totween Stale*and Cobri.'z
steel axe
90 | Linseed oil per gallon,....
Dayton, performed a very difficult
para white lend..'..............
Dr. Lewis,*the McMinnville Den- operation ly0 week on Mr*. HL S. VV all paper 6c nrbll and up
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•»*t. will proy» that almo*! every Goodrich nf/Üiia plaoe,- who . has
we nave just received another lol of heating stove*. It will and
nnv^on
esse of dieeaàed gu ms, ion loose, «been UI several- months. iMra
* skeswd teeth #111 readily ylpR Gopdv^ch i* recoveribg from the ef-l to get prices hefora l.uyln^elSewhere. These are orftya few of our bar­
tel»" treatment.
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gains. Call in and"see. Live and let live is our motto, —y
frets of tba. «operalloD, and. is
'Ruhlier good« . of eyery 4seetl|> thought that she is in a fair way to
RS« Ö.A DRICH. Prop. Day ton'Hardware Store.
illness.
"J«st Ifrtmving Bro*. They hav#. recover from • her
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30 DAYS.
A. J. APPERSON,
Thia will interest YOU.
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Ladies. J
['“Attwa^arbad colds.
uT*n*, *wretion> relieves the
nidi nature io restoring
to a heahhy “ednefitiön’i I
Sv .used as soon ai-Sfe cold I
Zìi.
t iXl li
yig-
¿„y, 8wick
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from
PortUod t^ vii who came up
from Port|Aud t<r visit With her pa­
rents agd friend* during the holi-
dky«,returtir<il6 Portland on Mun-
-day, to fomme’ the sltfdy of her
locution. Mise
eno*«
8»lck
Swick WM accompanied to Port­
land by
b her Triahd Mr.'Humphry
who came up froga .that city to at-
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tend the eutMliinmuL
of
fu.r tb* McMinn
Westacott A Irwin, proprietors of
Strong’s restaurant at Salem, will
aim to make good during the year
1896, the high reputation, which
the restaurant has gained far and
near, as the place to get first class
meals at low prices when in toe
Capital City.
R. JACOBSON,
McMinnville, Or.
COUNTS!
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When building you require
SEASON ED ,LU MBER.
In wet weather it ie a necessity. •
The choicest Lumber, 'and that
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on which no rain has fell will
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be found in abundance at -
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L. Bradley baa returned from a
trip to the state of Washington,
where he gave exhibitions with his
magic lantern. He starts out on
a trip up the country to-day. On
this trip Robert Earl will act as his
advance agent.
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Standard”
GAULT HOUSE,
The Future
Hall block xsst of Union Depot
The fact that Hood’s Sarsapa.
nlla has cured thousands of CHICAGO,
others is certainly sufficient f
CUMMINGS à 'FALL
reason for belief that it will I
PROPRI ETOUS.
you. It makes purtt
nch, healthy blood, tones aod
strengthens the nerves, and
builds up the whole system.
Headquarters for business men. First
Remember
Hood’s
Cures
class hotel in all its appointments, mid
rates reasonable.
One special feature of house is a first
’ ms restaurant in connection thereto.
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GET
THE
Be Sure to get HOOD’S and
Highest Prices,
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EGGS, CHICKENS,
—AND—
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Pelts.
RIDGEWAY A SON,
Farm for Sale.
Gon Shop.
Miss Angie Powell returned to
Salem on Monday.
Her sister, hand; also fruit. Call om me.
Stenails cut to order.
Miss Mattie Powell, accompanied
her and will probably remain in
J. W. AYERS.
that city, at least for some lime.
Tour Opportunity.
Some time ago Mr. Simon Gold-
baumofSan Luis Rev, Cal., was
troubled with a, lime back and
rheumatism.
Ho used Chamber-
lain a Pain Balm and a prompt cure
wo* effected. He cays bo haa since
advised many of bis friends to try
it and all who have done so have
spoken highly of iL It is for sale
by A. M. Phelps A Co.
MACINTOSHES
Ke M. SMITH,
Physician and Surgeon.
Ladies and genta, I have some
very FINE and BEAUTIFUL
in peaches; the trees all bearing) ’
100 Bartlet pear trees. A good
elace for bees and stock; mostly
attorn land; has a beautiful lo*
cation for building; within three
miles of a good shipping point.
The place will be sold at a bar< -"
gain. Any one who inegns biiei- •
nesscan get particulars by in-
quiringat this office. ’The right
person will find this a paying
investment.
To theRadiosi
I have airain opened a new lot of
the finest und very hitvat
styles of
I have some Ladies and Ml— r ,
Which I will close out
AT COST.
At the Racket Ktoje, and invito all ladie*
to rail and see my good« before pun-barn
ing The good* will be «old al very
Lowest
Prices.
Bay whan and where you can bay the
cheapest.
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I have bought all the miMinery xoodv
totolyowned by Mia. R. 8. Goodrich,
and added'to me «lock.
MBH. LOUISA BAXTER, Daytom
Winter Lap Robes, Dayton Livery Stable'.
M-i— - specialty of Nasal Catarrrh.
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J ones ¿ A dams , M c M innville
N. BRADLY,
». a. FLOWSR.
ATTORN EY-At-
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Poprietors, of the Tideville store
of material, I am prepared to do a! pay the HIGHEST PRICE for the e-
above named articles.
kinds of work.
AH work guaranteed. Prices as
low as Good Work can be dene
for.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelery
repaired and warranted by
A form of 210 acres, about 4Q
M. G. STONEBRINK,
in
cultivation, will be sold on rea­
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
sonable
terms. There are fl acres
Ferry at. Day ton
Parties going to and from the
eometry should Uh very carefull
to close the gate; since the ground
has become soft there has been a
great amount of damage done by
Locksmhithing, Gunsmithing,
cattle runing over the graves and
Pumps repaired. Sewing Ma­
destroying flowers.
chines repaired. Umbrellas re­
Mr. Campbell a hop buyer of
Salem, came down to Weston on paired, and all kinds of job
Sunday. He came over to Bayton work dons, and everything re­
sharpened.
and remained until Monday, when paired. * Scissors
he returned to Salem on the same Taxidermist work done in best
boat.
style of the art.
Omos opposite tswa council MMtag,
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The attention of ladies and gents
Only HOOD’S.
are called to the special clearance
wle advertised by A. J. Apperson, Wkea with BooTs SartMarUla. «a-, per boa.
of McMinnville. All cloaks, jack­
ets, macintoshes, rubber goods,
will 1» sold at a great reduction.
Take advantage of this sale to pur­
chase goods at low prices.
HATS and ' CAPS
. C ASH
secure Your Sizes and Styles
Although there was not a large
My Watches Bun.
crowd
at the ball given
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T. Bertram, Coovert and Martin,
those present enjoyed themselves. have repaired them. -*
They all, especially those from Me-
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
Minnville, complimented the ladies Also receive my careful attention. With
-K IO. of Degree of Honor for the excel-
first class tools, and a well selected supply
lent supper prepared.
tax 00X11 kind of business carried
1 On in Day ton is now before the city
all a happy New Xebr/ and also • council. Some approve of levying
wishes that -you*Would, come in such a tax, while the majority, we
.and pay up your last year’s ac­ are informed, disapprove of it. •
count, as he heeds money.
' , On account of *o many society
meetings and other things transpir­
ing in this community,there was not
as large attendance at the entertain­
ment by Misses Swick and Qlsn,
M tire cbarMter of the attainment
and th« ability of the young ladies
deserved from this community.
The following Lines will be
closed out At
for the coming year’s work. All. be presented to the county court to
cordially invited; especially the h«re 8. R. Baxter appointed jus­
tice of the peace, and D. M. Dorsey
young.
as constable. There are many
George Shipman and wife has signatures to the petition. / .
moved to to*n, and aro. living in
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°f 'h,
Come Early and
causing them to slip and let the car
down at lightning speed. All that
saved two men at the gang plank,
who were assisting to unload, from
‘Serious injury or being killed, was <
that the gang plank inclined from !
the boat to the foot of the incline
or car track, and when the xar
reached the bottom its spsed was
slackened by running up the gang
plank to boat, and in this wsy when
Guarantees
men
the toot,
foot areas
eu at
at me
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The Past
Since Marshal Parker has taken
Miss Myrtle McDaniel of New­
berg, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. charge as marshal, ths town
A. Delmering thia week.
ia* been quiet and orderly. The
Yob can still buy goods cheap lo od l um e lem en t —restrain—their ~
noisy propensities.
for cash at Nichols A Gabriel’s.
The weather has been quite fickle
or a week or more. - At limes blus-
iry and raining; other times cold,
roaty and foggy; again clear and
bright sunshine. Like March weath­
er in colder climes.
lowered, oil i
A. D. HOSKINS,
proprietor.