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Daytea, Oracea—
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re. Exon’s next Tuesday at 8:10
She contracted that dread disease
day night In A.
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Visitins
Miss Nellie
U. w. lieti, Payton, Or> VtoltlM men»
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Chief of Honor.
MBS. CYNTHIA HADA WAY. Bsc.
Findlay one of
Tf you want Black Minurcha
chickens send to J. L. Hoekina of
Newberg-
He has the finest
and beet in the country.
The roads from here to Salem,
as far aS the Wallace fruit farm,
In some places
Coancil No. M Meato every fire* and are miserable.
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■ JiM Stea CM
whn a liitie
girl, and lived « faithful eonslstent
Anna
life, and bore all her suffering with who kne
Christian patience.
Only a'little Able disi
while before she died, when asked
by her grandmother, if she was
ready and willing to die, if Jeans
should, call for her. With a smile
she replied, “Oh, yes.”
dartre to t
Funeral aervicea were hold at her fag aflat v
home by J. T. Watson, after which•»
her body was laid away in th» L a dread W<
Q, O. F. cemetery, to await the na- mind. A
urroction mom.
“Not dead but she preoon
afflicted but has
ngs without a mur­
ilki th# number of the license ;
ber shall oorroapoad with that
Mdog. All Horna« shall be
Uy or sawl-aaueaUy, in nd-
and genii« loving
ir visited ber a little
of
the Traaaanr. who »hall keep a Hit
»rsonal sal­ to
able record of the llcenae granted, and
an earneat ail llcenae shall be delinquent ftorn the
first day of January of each year.
Abo section No. 10 of ordinance No.
uncertabitv of life L to «vad ae follows:
” Tjl 8-etton 10. The annual time for I mo -
ettle down over ber lBg ltMaae M be„ln provided, and the
Epworth League Sunday eve at
Uiau six mouths, and any Ucttnse
Si.’^ChXt’i^Siyí 5ri3^
and in this their hoar of bereare-
tima aha Ima itoad a daaatad ' tbwrfor.
T. C. Smith hoe hod the incide
.p war «WWW SB* IVSWWO •
Section 11.
painted.
iainmento of any deoerlption, at which
an «dmlaalon to charged, or a eoUectlon
. Ai the last business meeting of
Epworth League. Mrs. J. H Flower
was elected 4th rice president, and
Mrs. L F. Belknap, secretary.
A. H. Robinson who went last
Minn ville.
the Columbia, returned borne on
Mise Grace Baroboltaer wioWs
to inform the people of Dayton
and vicinity, that she is now
ready to dresamake in the very
latest style. Cutting and fitting
a specialty.
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The W. 0 T. U. with Mother’s
meeting combined, will meet at
Mrs. Alderman’s, Feb. 24, at 2:80
We publish in this issue an ordi
nance regulating the tax on dogs,
passed by the elty council at its
last meeting on Tuesday evening
We ham several ordinances paased
by the council, woich will appear
in the next issue of this paper.
Scarf Drill.
Solo—Lucy DeForde.
old home, Kirksville, Mo., with the
intention of remaining there, re­
turned here on Saturday evening.
Ho was given an old fashioned
chivaree.
Mr. Simler is much
H. D. Ponnay of Portland, waa
herq latter of last week, and on his
return to that city Monday morn­
ing, be took along with him his
printing material. He will open s
job printing office in Portland.
While here he was a guest of J. W.
Armstrong, and his friends here
was much pleased to see him.
Guns and ammunition, and hard­
The Ladies Aid society of the
ware of every description at O. O.
ChriMisn
church, will give an
Hodson’s, McMinnville.
Enster socia’—ham and eggs and
Everything neat and tidy, and coffee, on Friday the Slot of FMl
the best of everything to eat Hupper, will be served test across
from the ball from five o’clock until
at Strong’s restaurant, Salem.
after the entertainment of the
R 8. Goodrich la prepared to schools
Admiseioo, children 10
gum and file your Xcut Saws on cents; adults 15.
short notice. Aleo all kind of re­
pairing done.
I have Just received about SOO
Leave your order at Detmering bushels No. 1 Bluestem wheat.
Bros, for a suit of clotbro. They Parties wanting this kind of
have some splendid sample goods wheat for seed, had better en­
gage it while it is to be had, for
tor men’s wear.
A full and complete stock of there is very little of it to bo bad,
confectionery, and everything usu­ suitable for seeding purposes.
ally kept in a first class bakery Call and inspect. Also inquire
and confectionery store, at Kun a,
McMinnville.
kind of wheat, what they think
Those five gallon gasoline and of it, and you will take it for a
oil cane w|lh faucets in them, change in preference to the val-
at R. 8. Goodrich’s hardware stere,
are just what you need in the bouse.
You get the can filled and there io
The first bicycle ran made in this
no waste, ao all you have to do is to part of the country in 1896, was by
turn the faucet and fill your tamp. a party of McMinnville young men
un Friday last. They mounted
Meno’ and ladles’ shoes at a dis tbeir "bikes” Bt McMinnville and
count at Nichols A Gabriel’s.
rode to Dayton via Lafayette, stop­
In the extraction of teeth? Dr. ping in both towns come little time,
Lewie, the McMinnville dentist, is and from here returned to the place
particularly skilled and usee the of starting via Dayton prairie, mak-
hast local a neat het io known to the
profession.
f
men
taka
hoarxiere, and socomtnodstc
day hoard.
A R bcommkndatkni F rom Loa
A norlko —682 Castetar St., Loo
Angeles, Cal -—After having coffer­
ed for a long lime from mure rhea-
nmtis.n without obtaining relief, I
used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and
was almost immediately relieved.
I highly rwooinmend thio as the
best medicine known. D. M. Ham-
beat medicines in uee for cteaneing
and puryifying the blood. For sale
by A. M. Phelps A Co.
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W.
Jones A Adam« of McMinnville,
have disposed of their fine brick
aturt to Hoi»eyman, DeHart A Co.,
of Portland, for 810.000. Jones A
Adame have commenced work < m a
lurgv frame building, on the sila of
The Marshal «ball poet in
At following D.8C0UNT on regular prices, which ard
marked in plain figures
AU Hate in stock at SO per cent
diecount.
AU Dress Goods and Notions at
SO per cent.
Dialogue.
Recitation Miss MoCana. ”
Dialogue.
Song.
Flag drill.
Price of admission.—Adults, 15
cents. Children, 10 cents. Re­
served seats 25 cents.
The. review next Tuesday will
be in Prof. Dunean’s room, in
U. 8. History st 1NM.
Lsrt week the pupils of the
eighth grade visited the other
rooms and were required to write
a composition on the visit. Each
grade is allowed to - make such a
visit at some time. In this way
they become interested in the
work that others sre doing, and
also take more interest in their
own work.
The third grade pupils are
making rapid progress in lan­
gurge. . They are at preeent
studying the nse of the neuter
verb.
Dr. G. E. Stuart would inform
the citizens of Dayton and vicin­
ity that he is permanently locat­
ed here. Those desiring profes­
sional services will find him at
all times at his office, when not
called away on professional busi-
new. All afflicted with auy ail­
ments will bo given medical
treatment
Call and consult
Died —Feb. 4th 1896, at the
with the Doctor.
home of bis sister, Mrs. E. C. Rob
throe yean In company K, Iowa
volunteers. He was 57yearsofsgr,
and came hero from Denver about
F ob S aul —About one acre
of land on Asylum Avenue Sa­
lem, will besoid cheap. Inquire
of M rs. T. W. Conover at reoi-
dence south aide of junction oar
lino, Salem, or at this office.
Z. Zpangle, the tonaoriai artist,
of Davton, iragent for the McMinn
ville Steam Laundry, All goads
will receive prompt
In a recent editorial the Salem,
S^
clothes that you
Oregon, Independent says: “Time »Sic
1 and done first class
and again have we seen Chamber­ at hie barber she
lain’s Cough Remedy tried and.Dov-
er without the most satisfactory re­
sults. Whenever wo seo a person
afflicted with hoarseness, with a
cough or cold, we invariably advise
them to get Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy; and when they do, they
never regret it. It always does the
work and doe« it well. For sale
1100; not over 10 years of ago.
Must be cheap and gentle. En­
quire at the H brald office.
,
ANDREW FULL,
Dundee Oregon.
= This Will Interest YOU.
Street Committee
under
For Sale.
registered stock will be sold
by the Portland at away-down price, if aold soon.
Thia m your opportunity for a
groat boqpin. inquire at thia
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Judge Wm. Galloway of Mc­
Just see someof our cash prices special.
Minnville, has been nominated
$1 25
by President Cleveland as receiv­ Painted lard cans 5 lbs, 10 c. each') Copper bottom wash bpiler
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er of public moneys at Oregon
.♦Í 35 A good buck saw....
City.
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ware per gallon..
Shingles, sawed or shaved . 1 35
124
67
90 I Linseed oil per gallon..
A warranted all steel axe..
7
W all phper 6c aroll and up
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75 J Paint brasher, job lot Seis and up.
We have just received another lot of heating "Moves. It will pay yi
to get prices before buying elsewhere. These are only a few of our bi
R. S. GOODRICH. Prop. Dayton Hardware Store.
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At the Backet Store, and invite all todies
to call and see my goods before purelm»
“The Old Standard”
GAULT HOUSE
Lowest Prices.
Boy when and whore you can bay the
ebeepaet.
I have bought all the millinery goods
lately owned by Mia B. 8. Goodrich,
•nd added to my »tock.
MM. UWtBA BAXTEB, Dayton.
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Rta.
Half block west of Union Depot.
CUMMINGS & FALL,
PROP SI ITO RR.
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
‘4.00 Per Dav.
, Headquarters for buainees men. First
class hotel in all its appointments, ami
rales reasonable.
One special feature of honse is a first
class reetanrant in connection therein.
Patronage solicited, and every effort
made to give satisfaction to all.
Mn Z* O. TiwkAam
8 Boils at Once
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Cures Highest Prices,
Hood’s
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PTC AD! READ!!
My Watches Bun.
COPYRIGHTS
They keep Good Time after
have repaired them.
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CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
Also receive my careful attention. With
fl rot clase tools, and a well eeiectod supply
kinds of work.
EGGS, CBICKElfS,
—AND—
Beef Hides, and Sheep
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Pelts.
RIDGEWAY & SON,
Poprietorr, of the Tidevllle store'
pay the HIGHEST PRICE for the’
above named articles.
All work guaranteed. Prices aa
low as Gand Work can be done
for.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelery
repaired and warranted by
A farm of 210 ncres, almiit 40
M. G. BTONEBRINK,
r in cultivation, will l»e sold on rea-’
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
eonablc terms. There are 6 acres*
Ferry nt. Dayton
in peaches; the trees all bearing;;
100 Bartlet pear tree». A go«wl^
place for bees mid stock; nv stly
bottom fend; has a lx»autifnl lo-'
cation fur building; kithli« threw
Loeksmhitbing, Gunamitbing,
Pumps repaired, Sewing Ma­ miles of a good shipping poim.
chines repaired. Umbreilus re­ The place will lie sold nt it bar­
paired, and all kinds of job gain. Any one who ineana busi­
work dnne, and everything re- ness can get particular!« by in-*
?aired.
Sciesora
sharpened, quiriugat this office. Thu right
axidermist work done in beet person Will find this a paying
investment.
Fara for Sale
yourself a» easily with :
Kodak as with any oth<.
camera--an illustrated man
ual, free with every Kodak
can
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COUNTS!
CASH
Gun
nwvicc
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four stringers lit To bo constructed
within thirty days, and at the first reg­
ular meeting, the council wilt be prepar­
ed to hear objections thereto.
JOHN MAUT8,
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Leading Merchants of Dayton
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can
WANTED.
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NICHOL & GABRIEL,
made oh lot No U7. on the north aide of
the fruit dryer of D. A. Snyder, said
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The Oregon Weekly Statesman
will make a present -of a handsome
book by some standard author, to
those who subscribe for the bigU2
page Weekly Statesman during the
campaign.
From now until the
votes are counted and the result is
announced in Juno the paper will
ho sent to any address for 50 oonts.
The subscription price of the
Weekly Statesman is 8150 per
year. Address Statesman Publish­
ing Co., Salem, Or.
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Goods
Boots and Shoes, including Rubber
Goods, Long Boots, Short Boots, La­
dies’ Rubber Boots, Ladies’, Men’s
and Children’s Rubbers; Ladies and
Gents’ Mackintoshes 10 per cent.
All Groceries, except Sugar and
Coffee 10 per cent.
These prices are SPOT CASH.
some «
conapieuoua pieve (or havu them
friendo on earth, yet oho often eosse
tween 8 and 4 o’clock p. m., the res­ longéd to depart and be with Christ,
m the couneU may direct) la the
idence of Charley Bauoderafin. the
Lippincott addition was discovered which la far
to be on fire by F. R. Smith. He 1 ohe wanted anything? eaid, “I only annmrnl arf tlMl Mavnr SI m U! kmlr^ mfifMAL
endeavored to enter the bouse, but
on the first day of January 18M, whether
ft ba posted or not. But a failure to post
found the doer locked. Going to
It shall not effect its validity.
E. Hadaway’a near by bo informed
All we ask of you is to examine our Goods and compare prices
that gentleman of the fire. Had­
with any atore in the county.
away and Smith hastily, returned
Approved thio 11th day of February,
NEW YEAR GREETING.—Wishing all a happy aud pros-
little Beulah, a father, mother
porous Naw Year, wb aak for a liberal share of public palroufige.. .
funeral services wore conducted by
, We will coQtinue to do business at the old stand. Our motto
the writer in the WeLfoot M. E.
is to UVB AND LOT LIV k !
found tlie flamea spreading ispidly.
church, end attended by a large
Euxene Wooster who lately weut
to Oregon City, writes O. M. Harris
Wheat selling in Dayton at that he is employed as night watch
manin paper ¿Ills. W. A Plum-
54 cento per bushel.
building narrowly escaped being
mor is also at work in the mills.
Groceries cheap for cash at
burned down.
The flames had
Nichols A Gabriel's.
Mrs. Catherine Kreils was taken burned the carpet and floor some
A voice wo loved to etilled ;
Mrs. J. B. Ritey Is suffering from with s sever» attack of plureay of and the well, and reached the roof,
the heart on Wendeeday afternoon, burning several boles in it. It is
a revere attack of la grippe.
whieh at one time it was feared not known just, bow the fire started.
WbM-b never can be filled.
. Underwear, both ladies’ and wonld provoTata!. The trouble re­
tied
in Hto wtodom baa recalled,
gente’, at Nikhols A Gabriel’s.
sulted from a former attack of la
The boon Htolove had given;
On Friday tart while chopping grippe. She is much better now.
fore going, and the stove was found
wood. W H Cain cut two of the
The aoaltoenfe in henven.”
The appearance of the inside of
in that condition after the fire. ' ~
fingers of bls left band nearly off.
the Evangelical ehurch has been
Rev. It. F. B blknap .
very much beautified and improved
PROGRAM
by having been papered. The dec-
SCHOOL NOTES.
Aerators were W. M Kreits and A. Of school entertainment to be given
of dressHi hogs to Portland.
Prof.
McCann,
teacher of the
P. Morse. The appearance of the at Dayton ball Feb. 21.
On Saturday the local teachers’
interior will be still more improved
Dayton Prairie skhobl, with a
institute wiH be hold at Carlton.
Greeting Glee.
number of bis pupils, visited this
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Recitation—Etho Seaolaa.
Quarterly meeting wilt beheld in
school last Friday. Ho was also
Solo—Mios MeCana.
Married, at the Evangel teal par­
the Webfoot M. E. church next Sat­
Dialogue.
urday and Sabbath, by the Elder. sonage, Davton, February 11th
hv Rev. E- D. Farnsworth, f hartes
Eggs 10 cento per dosen.
We will continue to sell our
dollar and Mty Mato (tl 50) Cor oMh
J Q Lambert returned the first which Che Buffered all beslife, and
of the week from * trip down the although loving parante done all
Columbia river.
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Overland Monthly.
IFr db Ate Rat.”
Bread and vegetali*selways on
hand; aleo fruit. Call on nie.
Stensils eut to order.
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J W. AYERS.
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EASTMAN KODAK OX
Shop.
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Go to Z. Spangle, st the Day ton
barber shop, and get a smooth
shave or your hair trimmed in th*
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