Dayton herald., November 27, 1896, Image 1

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VOL. XII
DAYTON, OREGON. FRIDAY.
lodgi directory .
BER 27,
NO. 2^
DEATH OF A PIONEER.
Now the Election is Over
Last Saturday Hon. J. W. Cowls teat, _
McMinnville, by accident scratch- O. M. Harris, a' di
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. JQO-
Ufe many attaaeUva aanouaooas«uteo<
his right hand between the Yami ill count;
navton. Oregew—Meet the tret and
Maud
M.
U
m Companion for th« eomlog year
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8n,,th
«|t«in
b*
the
sick
thumb
and
fora
Soger
with
a
piece
third-Oatoday ci every asonth, ia Wood­
list. Re te- quite UI with moto- of baling wire. Blood poison was resided near ———->t. Mr. and aritele of exceptional value by Mr. An­
man bail. ________________
pyriria, we aro ipfarwMd by hie at- the result.5 Ho suffered until 8:30 ’Mrs, Harrie depart thb.even|ng for drew Caruegie, on “The Habit of Thrift,"
their home st
BuoMsaful men in other walks of life
. *^«Hqg physician. Dr. G.l. Btuart.
Harwioav Lodge No. ft, Aaeiont Order
wW bo
wilt second Mr. Garnegle’a paper with
died.
Dr. Chas. Stuart, came down
of United Workmen, moots every Satur­
readable, practical artielea based on tMlr
John W. Cowla was born in wishes of ths
day nlrht in A. O. U. W. ball, Yisyton, from Salem on Tuesday to attend
from thè own experience, and valuable to the ohi
The «beve
the fanerai of his cousin, Mildred Onondago county, New York in
rblay, Nov. as well as to the young.
1828.
He
camo
to
Oregon
in
1852.
With our Factories and Hills starting up
K*- He remained over Thanke-
referred to ia
Stories will be given by Ian Maclaren,
Tn 1855 ho was chosen auditor of 20th. The gentlf’
drug firm of Rudyard Kipling, Htephen Crane, Harold
Yamhill county. When the terri­ O. M. Harris, of t
D. OF H. A. Ò. U. W.
all over the country, giving employment to
tory became a state be was made Harris Broa, of t|>ieègitv,/snd also Frederic and Clark Bussell. Speaker
Unity Lodge No. 17, Degree W Honor,
meets every Twanda* night la the A. O. Meks last Bunday, of the 10.000 clerk of the -county, and after- aasiatant postmaalen Mr. and Mrs. Reed Secretary Reed, Secretary Herbert,
hMheis of wheat bought by him ward's elee'ed county Judge, he Harris who were masvied ThdVlBay Senator Lodge, Hon. Cari Schurs, Post­ idle
Capital and American Labor. Wheat,
ihot week.
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_ held that office for eight years. In the löth inst ardvvd qt tbeir homo master-General Wilson, Dr. Lyman Ab­
MRS. B- H. MELUNOKB.
1872 he waa a member of the Ore- in Dayton on SathrAay evmüng and bott, Hon. Theodore Roo^velt—these Oats, Hops« Wool and all other Farm Products
Chief at Honor.
aon
stato sonito from Yambill. In were serenaded by semeof Mr, Har­ are a tew of the two hundtod names
MRS. CYNTH^ 11 ADAWAY, Bos.
Int of freight while pereen Sunday,
The young that figura la tbt latest list of Compan­
’ 1881 he married the widow of F. B. ris’ yoong friettls.
ADVANCING Our people can all ba congratulated,
t Martin. They lived happily togeth­ xouple will maketMir pome for the ion contributor*.
Connri) No. M moots every first «M
The
MMB
tbo v
er for more than a quarter of a cen­ present, with Mr, Hdrrii’ father and
Uiird Fri<Uy evening of euch month M
tury, when Mrs. Cowkdird. Sev­
A. <> U. W. hull.
and Confidence take the place of BIS-
eral years since he married the es of many,
prosperity
al
>ws,
Primitivo
Baptist
students and to all who wiah to keep in­
widow of J. F. Bcwly, who aurvips
UNITED ARTISANS
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Lincoln, on Sunday, him.
formed of the dr-1 tig« of the world. An CONTENT AMD DESPAIR,
Security Assembly No-1«, moot tn reR-
He was a member of rhe
The
teachers
’
locril
inatM4te
*ill
iW*i
Christian church, and a benevolent
man. Mr. Oawlq, was president of meet inDkytow, BtVndey, Nov. 28. woH-nigh iavsluoWe, for Ite reputation
hull, at 7:10 p- m. Visiting members
the McMinnville National Bank at It ia. hoped that all teacher» Will be ia founded on aeranty years of teated
invited
\ >
Coanly Superintendent accuracy.
his death and has been sinceits or­ pvseent.
Now aubecribefs sending gl.7Sto the
ganisation. He was a prominent Prentis* save,“‘come, let us reason
Wheat 7< ate. per bushel.
man and greatly estetfued, not only together,’ that we may be of mutasi Companion for 1897 will reeeive the
Butter 30 cento per roll.
by the citisene of the community in fcip in awakening thought.” Prof. Companion for the remainder of the year
Dundan, principal of the Dayton free, also theCompanlon’&artistio twelve
Eggs are selliug here for 25
The steamer Modoc which came Which he resided, but by all achoola is arranging to make the
cents per« doten.
color calendar, and the paper a full year
'throughout Yamhill county.
up from Portland Sunday and load-
occaaion a pleaeant and profitable to January, 1898. Illustrated prospectus
a
The steamer Ruth ran up to Day-
WlUl •l*8t»
au4 potatosa
of
the
next
vplume
will
be
sent
free
upon
ton Katurday evening.
from titered warebooae, belonging
Mre. Webber’* lecture at her of-
request. Addrens,
to
B. Gabriel, laid here all last week. Nce in A. O. U. W. building, anlbja ^ , Wo are having a variety of weath-
The Rad Front—Nichola A Ga-,
T hs Y outh ' s C ompanion ,
On
Friday
morning
there
wav
briel, Dayton—la the piece tn se­ Saturday morning she pulled out
a
slight
snow
storm,
and
ths
ground
for Portland,
cure bargains in luerchandiee.
was covered with snow. Saturday
The report seems to have bt
If you want good and cheap pic- newspapers of Colorado and Wy­ it poured down rain all d*ym»d un­
L. R. DeForde storted out on
oming
speak
very
highly
of
Mrs.
til about 9 o’clock at night, and the circulated that the reason
Monday as advance agent for turea call on the old reliable firm
of Cherringlon Bros, when In Salem. Webber’s new,, discovery in phre­ enow disappeared and the ground bought so much wheat was be­
Youn| A Bradley.
nology. The large list of names in
cause other buyers went out of
The Modoc has been placed on They are known to be first elate ar­ her possession of those to whom was covered with water.
tiste, and are now taking cabinet
the market on account of the
the Willamette river route for the pbotogrphs at 11 25 per doseu.
Married—By Rev. A. J. Hun­
»he - ha* Furnished charts, speak*
Eresent. The Gipey is now running
greatly i^her favor as to being well saker, McMinnville, Nov. I8U1, Mr. high water, and I took chances
etween Dayton and Portland.
Rev- A. Lawrence Black, presi­ informed in her work.
M. D L. Rhode*, of McMinnville, which they would not. This I
dent
of
tbe
B.
Y.
P.
A.
of
the
Cen
­
and
Mias MaudL Peery,of Dayton Wish to deny, as I had a vary
We also carry stock of STAPLE GROOERI 8, and are
We, the publisher, wan the recip-
The article In last week’« issue zpr>irie, daughter of Milton Peery, sharp competitor to contend
tral
Association
will
preach
in
tbe
»nt pf a nice bouquet asuit no last
Baptist church next Sunday morn­ about Mr. Moore’s grape vine “bore Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes will make 1 with, and simply got the wheat Agent for the celebrated Butte rick Patterns.
ing, at 11 o’clock. Subject, “Chris­ good fruit”—having been copied by their home at McMinnville.
by paying more than other buy­
R. 8. Young and LL Bradley left tian Growth.” AU are iuvited to several prominent exchangee, all of
ers
could, I Oven bought wheat
Note, legal cap, bill or ledger rfnd
to-day
to make a tour,, ef attend.
whom,—even that ^reliable paper
Ibe valley, Mr. Young with hia
tho Telephone Regeater—failed to foolscap papers, fancy note with from others buyers that was out
Road Supervisor Fred Crawford, give proper credit, but stole it com­ envelopes, all sised tablets with of reaylFBf ai^’ high1 water that
McMinnville, Or.-j*
Cphophone and Mr. Bradley with
different quality of paper, white we have had. -Call around when
bas
put in a substantial enkertto plete.
atereoplican.
envelopes of all sixes and good qual­ you have wheat to sell if you
take tbe place of bridge washed out
C abo of T hanks .—We would ex­ ity, and low prices, at C. W. row- want the top price.
on the Lafayette (river) rood, at 8.
is excellent for cleaning glass and
J. Dunn’s place, near Iha big bridge tend nur moot sincere and heart­ ell’s. Also pens, penholder« and
J. W_. EXON.
metal. Sold by Nichoia A Gabriel
Ik
This will be an improvement qp frit thanks to thejriendo and neigh­ pencils.
Gel come and brighten up your win-
bors -who so kindly assisted and
Go to R. Jacobson’s, McMinn-
Go to R. Jacobson’s, McMinn­
sympathised with us in our late bo-
ville, for your clothing.
We ville, for your dry goods, boots
Mrs.
T.
L.
Weaver
would
request
raaveme
nt,
Z.
S
pangle
,
and
those who wish to have crayons or
J knnik S panglk . carry a large etock, and all No. 1 and shoes, trimmings, Jackets
r .
goods, and moat of our goods are and capes. -Also agent for tbe
and intervale of sushitie made it
* “Queen of tho Kitebon or Pumice manufactured by us. We have Standard Patterns.
THEN GET YOUR
e Soap,” ia an ^artielethnt eV- Mildren» suits from 75 cents up.
The old lady was right when she
Boys
suite, with
lonfc pants,
-
- f —I L n I- Li—r— 1-r ;
ooyaauiis,
wumong
pauw, from
irom
might 4ie if
wSkori tin bL
.„S’ 12 50 and i^. Men’s suits from said, the. child
they’ waite’d Xir the doctor. She
ia the evening.
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E. A Nfebola, merchant inf
of Philo- -bo excellent for washing the *3.25 and up. Fine dress suits saved the ^11‘ttle one’s life with
J. W. Exon will buy your dressed math, came down to Dayton-
ayton on hmds. For sale by Nichols A fro»« *5.50 and up. When m a few doses of One Minute Cough
Saturday on his way to Portland.
.
Gabriel.
need
bogs.
need of
of anything
anything in
in our
our line
line Cure. She had used it for croup
Gabriel.
He visited several days with his
before. Harris Bro*.
5-
call
and
get
prices.
.
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Merchandise at cut prices for
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. I.
A void C onsumption —By stop­
Mrs. T. L. Weaver has opened
cash at Nichols A Gabriel’s.
Mrs. W. B. Meek, who resides at
Nichola and his brothor and wife, ping that cough. We know of no
an'art
studio herhjuM. where
Patronize the old standby. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nichol«.
better remedy for cough* and colds Camptonville, Cal.^ays herdaugbt she will give instructions in oil
er
waa
for
aevernl
yeara
troubled
at
Take your poultry and eggs to D.
than the S. ft. Cough Cure. 50 ctn.
painting and crayon. She also
Died—On Tuesday, November
A. Snyder.
E»r bottle. For sale by Harrie timea with aevere cramps in the
enlarges portraits in qil-crayon.
24th, at her homo in Dayton, Mil­
stomach,
and
would
be
in
each
ag
­
roe., and C. W. Powell.
Fine dress goods, jackets, boots dred —— Bpangle, aged 2 yeara,
ony that it waa necessary to call in All free band work. Prices rea­
and shoes, and other general mer­ infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Z.
a physician. Having read about sonable. - Studio days Tuesday
When building you want the beet
chandise at lowest prices, at Apper Spangle. H*r death was caused by
Chamberlain’a Colic, Cholera and and Wednesdays of each week.
material
to
be
had.
Jones
A
Ad
­
son’s, McMinnville.
( tuburclor meningefiv, combined
Diorrbea Remedy ahe concluded to
ams of McMinnville, keep ft. They
To cure all old sores, to heal an
try it. She found that it always
Big cut iu ladies’ jackets and with pulmonary phthisis.
havdtbe beet of rough and dressed
innocent
ulcer, or to speedily cure
gave prompt relief.
was seldom
wraps, at Jacobsons, McMinn
Wm. F. D¡elsehneidor, tbe Mc­ lumber, which they *cll at lowest
pile«, you need »imply to apply De
neceaeary
to
give
tecond
dose.
“
It
ville. ■
Minnville jeweler, whose name prices. All kind of bpilding ma­ haa not only saved Jota of worry «Vin's Witch Haxel Salve accord­
A tiptop nw-al can be had day on a watch or piece of jewelry is terial in stock.
and time,” ahe aaye. “but also doc- ing to directions. Ils magic-like
or night at Stnuig s restaurant, Sa­ a guarantee of excellence, bns
action will surprise you. Harrie
“Excuse me,” observed the man tdr bills. It Is my opinion that
lem, for 25 cents.
an unusually large stock this in spectacles, “but Aim a surgeon, overy family should have a bottle of Bros.
First class Dressmaking at rea- year, and his price for good
Ladies’ Mackintoshes at the
and that is not where the liver is.” thia remedy in the house.” For
soimhle prices, at Mark Sisters,
lowest prices at Nichols and
“Never you mind where his’liver sale by C. W. Powell.¿
McMinnville.
is,” retorted the other. If it was in
Soothing, and net irritating, Gabriel’s.
Thursday morning while boys his big toe or hi* left ear DeWitt’» strengthening, and not weakening,
Dr. J. 8. Courtney Physician
We don’t talk about our,com­
were out shooting birds on tbe Sa­ Little Early Riser* would reach it small but effective—such are the
and Surgeon, Dayton,Oregon.
petitors
—we bav’nt uny. Taxe
lem road at Webfaot, a eon of Geo. and shake it for him. On that you ^ualitiea of DeWitt’s Little Early
your produce to Snyder, the
Remember, ladies, when you Morgariedge was shot in the right can bet your gig-lamps.” Harris
,iacrs, the famous little pills.
want millinery, that Mrs. Louisa rye, with a No. 6 *hot, which pen­ Bros.
pieneer.
Harris Bros.«
Baxter bas a flue assortment.
etrated the eyeball. He camo to
A B argain .—In Dayton, 4
Mauts A Moore, general black­
For 25 cents yon caa get a good
Nearly 300 pairs of shoes
D.
A. SNYDER,
The length of life may be in­ the office of Dr. Courtney and had
smiths,
do
all
work
in
their
line.
ncres
of land, partly set to u va­
must be and will be closed out at meal or night’s loding at Mra. E.
creased by lessening its dangers. the shot carefully removed. It is to
Repairing of all kind done prompt­
riety
of
fruits, good house and
E.
Logan'S
boarding
house
;
Alder
T
he
P
inxkkb
The majority of people die from be hoped tharhis vGion wilt not be a big sacrifice, at R. Jacobson’s, street, between 3d and 4th el«,. ly on «bort notice.
other
improvements.
A good
McMinnville.
lang trouble«. These may bo avert­ permanently injured.
Shipping and Commission place for raising chickens. A
Dayton.
ed by promptly using One Minute
Good garden, cow
line
The Gipsy ran up to Lafayette
Merchant,
Cough Cure. Harris Bros J;
hog, chicken« :ind household
on Sunday and in addition to her
OREGON. furniture go to the ptneher of
DAYTON,
Hot peanuts, candies and many other cargo, took aboard a lot of
other good things at Kun’s bakery wheat for J. W. Exon, which he
Inquire ul this oilice.
Hec him before you nell your «gg«. the place.
—IS—
and confectionery store, McMinn­ shipped to Portland, clong with
k
< butter, poul .ry, potato«», or any kind of
ville.
what he shipped by the Ruth the
■J produce.
Gel a good roast or steak for your same day. Mr. Exon has been
-
Fou the K ionwy * —“I am 65
Sundav dinner at the Dayton ar- buying quite a lot of wheat in thie
And I am ready tn help you get
veur.'
old; have had kidney disea>e
kat
.ready
for
that
day.
market lately.
anil conet i pat ion for 25 years. Am
If you want good and cheap
NEWGOODS!
now well—ii“wl yoiy^ ». B. Heail-
Members of the different orders
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» A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
spectacle* call at the jewelry
ache and Liver t'ure one ren*
in Dayton are as prompt in attend­
I
store of M. G. Stonebrink, Day­ ance at lodge meeting* as they prob­
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J.
ton. He keeps the beet and ably are in any town in the state.
H. Knight, Rutledge, Or.” For sale
by Harris Bros., nnd A. M. Phelps'
Especially so is this of Harmony
O. F. BAiKD
A Co.
The well Known and popular ar­
Has opened a Grocery Htore in the
-
THIS YEAR.
tists. Cher rig ton Bros., of Salem, members live on Dayton prairie,
building adjoining Ute Layton ImnlwMn-
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are taKing photographs at greatly tome ot whom arc regular attend
•tore.
ante
at
lodge
meeting«,
regardless
NOTICE,
reduced prices Call and see them
9
»
FOR CASH
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• when in that city, and examine cf the weather—etorm or not.
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'•••* Birdi- Averv hn* o^- <•<!
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their worK. First class pictures at
Goods will be sold at the LO h l I)RKSSM AK|N(}
At unusually
Joel P. Goer has purchased the
prices that will be aaurpriae to you.
PRICES.
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steamer Eugene of Captain Jones
<
Absolutely pure, perfectly harm- and is now running tbe boat be­
Highest price paid for country omi street, nt lier home one door
»■Hst of the bnrlter shop, nnd i*
lera, and invariably reliable arc the tween Da? ton and Portland. Tbe
produce. Cash paid for eggs.
qualities of One Minute Cough first trip was made from Portland
prepared to «ht |ilaii'. or the LA­
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A HAND8OMK
Cure, It nevar falla in colds, croup to Daytow on Tueoday. She oon-
TEST HTYLICS of ITr--*—tcing.
and lung troubles. Children like it tlnuedOn the way to McMinnville,
Charge* rensonal'l«* f»r first class
Toadies* AVateh,
bevauae it ia pleasant to take and it where 2000 sacks of wheat were
J. H. FLOWER.
work. Give h«-r n cult.
bigbest grade, with filled esse,
helpa them. Harrie Broa.
taken aboard.
On
Wednesday
with your choice. Wait-
morning she loft for Portland with
hem or Elgin works
Sore Throat. Any ordinary case
a
full cargo of freight
X
ro® $14
m»v l>e cured in one night by apply­
E. M. SMITH,
ing Chsmberlsin’a Pain Balm aadi-
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Mr. Hoborg of McMinnville, who
A LARGE ASSORTMENT. < BATTO*,.
OKKOON.
reeled with each bottle. Thie med­ was a resident of Portland in 1873,
Physician and Surgeon.*
Practices in State and Federal
icine ia also famous for Ite curee of 1874-5 gives the following •n^es in
Qrtlce ut residence on the eaaA earner, >
IK ALL LINES,
Courts. ._
rlieumatiem, lame beck and deep- bis diary: “Nov. 15,
opposite Free MeUmdiat ebnrcL.
•»«ted and muscular paine For weather till 80, then enow. Doc. 4,
Makes a specialty of Nasal Catarrrli.'
J
Of the Newest Designs.
Also general practice.
•al* by C. W. Powell.
1873, 10 Inehea of anew. Nov., 74,
G. E. STUART,
.
F or S alk .—Abou! one aera
The above Cut Prices are SPOT SASH. All Goods marked in
PRICES AWAY DOWN J
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of land on Aaylum Avenue Sa­
>9KVmi. FVITHH’L MKM HR
Surgeon. Ww'.
AT THE RED FRONT.
[ W m . F. DIELSCHNEIDKR. ¡ Physician and
Women M travel ft»r in»i
enfabllub-
Saya that the anew on plain figures.
lem, will be sold cheap. Inquire
cd
hi O fck <» d . 4«Ury »7*» put üble » »
. this 7«r was the
of Mrs. T. W. Conover Alreei-
Answers ail call* day and night . Free weekly and e«|N»tiw>
K«frrvnrw. K ih L mm self eel««revdéd k ’ mihjhí P
seen during his 80
>
McMtauvilte, Or.
msuttaUon at office. Call at résidence enrrlopb.
dence south side of junction car
.The Me th me I, Hmr^Rnik’Inj,-U
i
iftftk d b ate i A a M bAi n w
line, Salem, or at this «Ace.
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W ÖFs TÑÉ W.
and the policy of the country,
settled for four years to come.
88 h °P®
we.n«
Still we are Selling
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
DRESS GOQDS,
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY,
MAORTNTORHER,
LADIES CLOAKS and
JACKETS, UMBUELLAS, etc., etc
All Serviceable Seasonable Goods,
A. J. APPERSON, .
DO YOU
WANT
TO MAKE YOUR
MONEY
HOLD OUT?
TINWARE, PAINTS & OILS,
AND WALL PAPER
At the Dayton Hardware Store.
The highest market price paid for
Eggs.
__ .
CHEAP CASH STORE!
EXAMINE OUR GOODS.
Compare prices and you will
buy. .:
BARRIE & BARRIE,
Dundee/ Or.
Rainy Weather is Here
; CHRISTMAS
MACKINTOSHES
Ladies, Gents, Boys and Girls,
j Coming Shortly
RUBBER GOODS OF ALL KIND, CH1ISTMAS COOK
Boots, Shoes, Blankets, Ladies’
Fascinators, Children and
f WATCHES,
Infants Hoods, Yarns,
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
All kind of Dry Goods, which :L ow P rices .
will be sold at astonishing
LOW PRICES.
A Sample of Cuts .
Any $5 Mackintosh, cut to $3.60.
; Any $8 Mackintosh, cut to $6.
Any $10 Mackintosh, cut to $8.
Ladies’ 2 cape $7, cut to $6.
NEW
STORE I
.’1