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VOL. XII
NO. 52
DAYTON, OREGON; FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1897.
SPRING GREETING
DECORATION DAŸ*
Attend the Woodmen'« picnic at
Kiley Smith has moved his shoe - It would appear by letter* re­
Day ton June 5ih. .
shop into the room formerly occu­ ceived from'the party that left here
Dr. Lewi* SfcMinnville, makes Will be observed in Dayton, pied by L. Londenshausen. He lately for Idaho, that their journey We taice pleasure in informingour
w o the W.
Yaiuhill county, Oregon, Satur­ had an addition built to the room, Ie not altogether one of pleasure customer* and the people in general
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200- bi* denial.plate* fit. Try them.
day,
May 29th, 1897. Memorial and had the whole inside papered. Water along the road is scarce, that our
navton, Oregon-eet the 2d and 4th
Preaching in M. E. church Sun­
He now has a snug, neat shop, and and compel them to make forced
every month, in Woodman
day eve 7:30, by the pastor, Rev. 8. services to commence at 1 o'clock invites those wanting shoes made inarches,which is very hard on their
p. m. in the Park under the con­
hsll-
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L. Lee.
ve him a team, it no} being in the best condi­
to order, or rej
v I* now complete in all department!
trol
of the Dayton Cemetery As­
A. O. U. W.
The'Yahihill county A. O. U. W. sociation. Every one cordially call. He ia manufacturing a class tion for traveling. They had to
consisting of large shipments of
«.nuony Ixxlae No. 28, Ancient Order picnic will be held at Carlton,
of work, which has never been make the distance—45 mile*—from
invited
to
be
present,
especially
J United Workmen, meets everySator-
made on this coast—ladies fine Pendleton to Walla iq,on® 3sy. I*
J. S >« A. O. U W. ball, T*yton, May 28th,
rr, .
i
j
. . . old soldiers and those having sewed shoes. He usee only the is probable that every member of
0r Visiting brethern cordially re-
Take your wool and mobair in reluUve8 or friends buried in the
the party have wished more than
best of stock-.
Exon if you want the highest Dayton cemeteryt
C*‘W| It M. WOOLWORTH, M. W.
once for a cool drink of Willamette
The
late
saloon
Keeper
at
Lafay
­
price.
Valley water—from the Dayton
R. L. HA BRI 8. Be<=-
• ; J. T. W atson , President.
ette said-he could not afford to pay “town pump” for instance. .The
Latest styles in spring millinery
R.
L.
H
akkih
,
Secretary.
the license any longer, and closed
D. OF H. A. O. U. W.
party expected to arrive *at Lewis­
at Mrs. Louisa Baxter’s.
his saloon. He will start a racket
Ihiitv Lodge No. 17, Degreepi Honor,
P rookam .
meets ¿verv Tuesday night In the A.O.
stole.
How is this, has “hard ton, Idaho Wednesday 5th.
There was a slight shower Tues­ Music—By Old Hickory Bund.
" W butt; Day**. Or. Voting mem- day night, accompanied by thunder
Lord L. Burton of
North
Singing—•America,”—congrega­ times” earned a falling off in drink-
i J a . »Iwnvs welcome.
and lightning.
?
**
MÌCS. LEVINA BAXTER,
Ya
mbill,
says
that
they
will
have
tion.
Adolf Matthias went to Portland
K 4
Chief of Honor.
an easy job to defeat Old Hickory
Prayer—Rev. John Branch.
It
will
pay
everybody
to
attend
i MltS.CYNTHA |j ADA WAY, Rec..
thlfW^Fk' and Tepfeoished hi* stock
Song—“Praise Him,” Gospel the Dramatic Contest at Garrison’s Dramatic Club of Dayton, as they
of merchandise.
j Hymns No. 5, by all Sunday- opera house, McMinnville, on the have the Lord on their side. Be
7th and 8th. Dayton vs North Yam­ careful Mr. B , remember the pld
Council No. M moots every first and
Don’t pay old “’49” prices, Pt)V I schools.
from
'
Recituti
n
—
“
The
Blue
and
the
hill North Yamhill must remem- saying, “He who laughs last laugh*
third Friday evening of each month jn your crockery and groceries
best.’’ Old Hickory knows ju*t
A. 0. U-
hull._________ __
l>er that Dayton never loses.
Gray.
”
Millsap A Son, McMinnville.
what N. V. L. and D. can do, so
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Music—The Band.
No question bptthat Anperson don’t crow too soon. May Garri-|
Adolf Matthie*, Day ton’s new
UNITED ARTISANS
Song—“At Thy feet Lord, we
of McMinnville, carries the most son** hall, McMinnville, be crowded .
Security Assembly No-10, n’«**'“ T*" merchant, and bis family, are now i Bow.”
ulitr session every 1st and 3d Mondav domiciled in the G. E. Detmering
Memorial Address—Rev*. 8. L cdinplete assortment of good re­ by those wishing to witness the
evening of each month, in A.O- U. W. ।
property.
liable goods in the county. Give contest. Admission only 20 cents
Lee and N. W. Sager.
hall, at 7:30 p- in. Visiting members
a night; or 40 cents per ticket.
There
is
a
little
brown
bird,
about
Song
—
'Freedom
’
s
call
to
Battle:'
bim a call.
invited
the size of the snoyv bird; which
The origin and intention of the
L. Bradley went to Willamina
Millsap A Son at McMinnville,
has played havoc with cherry blos­ Dayton Cemetery Association.
W C. T. U
Ihe first of the week with his stere- have the largest assortment of
Song—Dayton Public School.
optican views. He exhibited his crockery and glassware in the
Reels every two weeks at the homes of soms by picking them off.
Procession forms to inarch to the views at that and other places in county, by odd*, Their “Electric
the members.
’
A.
D.
Hoskins
of
Layfayette
has
Maa. E mily C. L i mm , Pres.
again opened a harness shop at that cemetery, led by the Band. On ar­ that vicinity. He has some exeel- Blue,” with gold, and “Watland”
- M bs . S abah D obsby , Cor. Sec.
place, and he inferios us that he riving at cemetery a ten minutes lent views of Oregon scenery
semi-Porcelain dinner sets are the “"-^e must also mention that never before ha* such a well selected Stock
M bs . I ha M. M acy , Rec. Soc.
.
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will sell harness al the lowest prices speech by Rev. John Branch on
Four pkgs, corn March 25c; 1 very latest, and are sold in any
decorations.
pound pkg soda 5c; 8 gal. pail No sized eels, or by the piece.
£
been brought to McMinnville, and at most of our stock ba* been pur­
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. for cash.
Sung—‘Decoration Ode.’
1 syrup 65c; 1 bx. good sardines
T.
Hall
and
wife
of
North
Yarn-
I’reaeldng firstand second lord’s Day
When
the
spring
time
come*,
chased direct from the manufacturer, and a good many Godda are main
President of the Day—Hon B. F. 5c; first class table peaches, 2 cans
In each month.atlla. m. and8 p m,, bill moved to Dayton on Monday,
“gentle Annie,” like all other sensi­
bv Elder Sicafoose. Sunday-school at and will male their home here. Lewis.
25c ; 50tbs small white beany $1 00; ble persons, will cleanse the liver ufactured by us, such *s Men’* and Boys’ Clothing, and a* we purchased
Marshals—It. L. Harris and 8. 8. salmon 10c can; Lion and Arbuckle
W a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday Mr. Hall has opened a wagon shop
and renovate the system with De­
at7:3(1 p m- Junior Endeavor 3-p- «».
Duncan.
*
Coffee 15c pkg ; No. 1 green coffee Witt’s Little Early Risers, famous our goods in large quantitie* for spot cash, we Are enabled to sell a much
'‘Senior Endeavor 7 p-m. All welcomed at Mauts A Moore’s.
Committee on Music—J. T. Wat­ 20c pound. We h ive the largest
at these services.
Those contemplating building son, Mudge Dunn, SherWood Cor­ and best assorted stock of groce­ little pills for the liver and »tomach better quality for less money than eon^e merchant* have to charge for a
or making repairs will find it to ner, Mattie Powell, Birdie. Avery. ries in McMinnville, and are always all the year. Harris Bros.
lower grade of good*.
> r-
F or S a lb .—One acre of laqjl near । their interest to consult with Jones
For 25 cents you can get a good
Dav ton, well Improved, well set to fruit.
in the lead' on low prices. Every
We extend our thank* for the increasing patronage that has met our
Hon. F. A. Falkenberg, of article sold by us is warranted to meal or night’s loding at Mrs. E.
Good house which has just been reno- : A Adams of McMinnville, us to
vated and painted on the Inside. Will prices of lumber and material.
Denver, Col., head connsei of the give satisfaction dr yoqY . money E. Logan’s boarding bouse ; Alder effort* in business, and hoping by fair treatment to receive a merited
take part payment in a good team.
street, between 3d and 4th st*.,
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The “beauty spots” left on the Woodmen of World, will be rtt back. Millsap.A Boh. -
Cheup. Inquire at this office.
portion of your trade in future, assuring yoa that our facilities, as in the
sidewalks by the town cow in her Dayton June 5th, to attend the' ■ Another thing needed in "Day- Dnyton.
gyration*about
town,
are
assuredly
8.
Howorth
A
Co.
of.
"McMinn
­
W.
O.
W
picnic
to
be
held
here
Dr. Lewis dentist McMinnville.
ton is a good flouring mill. It
past, are such that no one can serve you better, we remain, 2
—— ornamental (?) and attrac­ at that date. He will deliver an would he* a great assistance in ville, are selling large bottles of
Eggs Per doz. 9 fcts.
tive, especially so to a stranger view­ address on the order attliat time. building up the town.
Positively no old or shelf worn goods in our store.
_
----- Sarsaparilla at 75 cents. Try it.
ing the town with the intention of Come out and bear him. Prof.
Butter 30 cents por roll.
Unconditional
surrender,
is
the
•
Your Obedient Servants,
'
makiug.it his abiding place.
Win. Kun, the- confectioner and
. Wheat 70 cents per bushel.
Hawley of Willamette Univer­ bakey pf McMinnville, keeps at all bnly terms those famous little pills
Rev. E. E. McVicIer who hit* sity, one of the head managers
R. JACOBSON & CO, McMinnville’Or
known as DeWitt’s Little Early
A ne* sign has been put up al the
been been stationed at Waterloo, of Pacific-Jurisdiction wilLalso times a stock of alitostevery kind Risers will make with constipation,
of tropical fruit.’
Logan house
has been assigned to King’s Val­
sick headache and stomach troub­
The young Indy who brought ley. Mr. and Mrs. McVicker why be here on the 5th, and deliver . Don’t let the cat lick the dishes, les Harris Brog.
that handsomebouquet to the H kr have been here visiting, left on an address. The gentlemen are but make nice soft soap with Soap
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
a LD office last week, has the thanks -Thursday for their new home.___ _ both well versed in the Woodmen Foam. Directions on each pack-
haroer shop, and get a smooth
order,
and
Rre
able
tosjveak
in
­
K
tchols
A
G
abbikj
..
. of the editor. __
We noj,jfy those handing in so­
»have or your hair trimmed in the
Mrs. Louisa Baxter makes dress­
OSH Williams went to Portland ciety, church or other notices, that telligently on the subject chosen.
latest style.
i and return, on his bicycle the lat- to insure publication that they
There’s more clothing destroyed es in the latest style.
ter part of Iftat week.
must be handed in. before, or at an by poor soap than by actual wear.
* ' ’ ewis Wambegan, proprietor of «Hy hour Wednesday morning. If “Hoe Cake” contain, no free nlkali,
your - —
notices
tbsDayton market, I*.now buying —
—- have
‘ been left out of and will not injure the finest lace.
this
Issue
you
will know why it Try it and notice the difierence in
ind shipping lamtfs to Portland.
quality. Hoe Cake wrappers are
was thus.
A. B. Westerfield of Lafayette,
Following are the officers lately worth a cent apiece.
an old newspaper man, was a caller
elected by ihe Dayton Prairie Sun­
. I
on Monday.
j
day school : Supt., D. A. Snyder ;
Fishing tackle and poles at the assist, supt., Hulda Aebi; sec., Guy public knowledge that DeWitt’s
Davton jewelry store. When going Sully; treas., 8. E. Goodrich; Witch Hasel Salve will speedily
Stock full and complete, and in all the LATEST PATTERNS. ~
fishing call at the store and get ehoirater, Nina Baxter; organist, cure piles of the longest standing.
It
is
the
household
favorite
fer
hooks, lines and poles.
The
stock will be sold at
Orr Goodrich; librarian, Anna
Millsap A Son, up to date gro­ Ross; assist, lib; Agnes Goodrich.* burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and
yores of all kind. Harris Bros.
cers, McMinnville, buys for Cash,
Peoplo seeking bargains will
Full line of Hats, in latest
sells for Cash; you get the benefit find them ok Epperson’s Mc-i Abdill Bros, are now runnig their
blacks, both storm and fell.
J. W. Exon buys Hides and
Minnville. He is making sweep- o>)
lime They are turning out
Big line of TRUNKS just in.
Pelts, and pays the top cash ing reductions on some lines.of eome
j lumber, which they are
Have in stock several thousand dol­
price for same.
goods. Some do business with ge]|ing at very reasonable prices,
lars worth of broken lines in Suits,
Henry Clemens the Newberg liv­ their mouthé, others do just what Any one wanting rough lumber for
Shoes, Hats, which will be sold for
eryman, too< dinner at the Logan they advertise to do.
building purposes, fencing, side-
CASH at 20 to 50 per cent diccount.
house last Friday. He drove up
....
, . . wal s, or anything else, will find
L. Bradley the artist, has lately
,heir ¡ntere%t to consult with
with a drummer.
- t
finished up some fine crayon*.
,, Bros.
—
Abdill
Mrs Louisa Baxter went to Port­ this line of work Mr. Bradley claims ■'
Mrs. Logan who keeps boarding
land Monday and purchased a lot thatrhewilldo woik equal to the
of new millinery,which she now best artists. From samples of his house on Alder street supples her
has on exhibilioif at her millinery work that we have lately seen, we tables with fresh vegetables, fruits
and the best that the market
store.
would say that he is hard to beat affords. Take a Sunday dinner
Mrs. J. J. Shipley of Portland, in that line. Give him a call when
with her. . •
came up to Dayton April 2G(h you want a fine crayon.
Best material used in the man­
(Successor to Detmering Bros.)
She returned the following Nondsy
Rev. J. Glen and E. Rowley, who
. - on the Mixloc While here she vis­ were in attendance at the Free ufacture of the Win. Lambert Star
Savon. As good as any soap in the
ited friends and relatives.
Methodist conference, which met market.
Wi„ ,hen Joü
People who want serviceable |,„ .e.k .< s»n..y side,» mile..
Y’
j want millinery, thnt Mrs. Louisa
goods should buy of such old east of Oregon
established merchants that they
Little things count. Step on a tack. pAINTS
GARDEN SEEDS,
BUILDERS
swallow a pin Jose your hitch kej’,
HOP SUPPLIES,
HARDWARE,
know.
drop
your
collar
button.
It*
the
uids
,
nvrr
ov.
Latest patterns in wall paper at
little amounts you save on each
WALLPAPERS,
GARDEN TOOLS,
TINWARE,
t’ e Dayton hardware store. Paper Methodist church, of this place.
R.
Pettyjohn,
was
given
charge
of
would
inform
people
of
I
the
Day-
ns low as 5 cents a bolt.
pair of
SASH,
PRUNING SHEARS,
the Newberg, Amity and Whitesoil ton n «nd vicinity that I have opened.
opened,
Numerous peddling wagons are churches.
in Mauts A Moore’s blasmitb shop,
DOORS,
CHICKEN NETTING,
now running in the neighborhood of
On Tuesday morning Nichols A •
Dayton. One from Salem, two
WIRE Ac.,
MOULDINGS
' from McMinnville, and one from Gabriel started their new peddling ^80011 &
»
Dayton, and probably another one wagon No. 1, on the road. They "
that will help build you a
will be pul on the road next week ha*e a fine new wagon painted red, Wi|, do nn Rind of wood worx. stone house,
a fine matched sorrel team, with Also repair wagons, buggies, and
by Nichola A Gabriel.
new harness—a first class outfit. | mgehinery on short notice and in a
A full line of the finest confec­ Noah Phelps is the fortunate indi- W(>rKll,an |iKe manner.
tionery at Kun’s confectionery and
vidual who has charge of the wag 1
RITCOIFM" AND
bakery, McMinnville.
on and team. Mr Phelps, as is CARRIAGES BUGGIES. AH D
j *
WAGONS,
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the well known is accommodating
home of Mrs. Dorsey on Friday, , and * good salesman. Farmers made to order at the' very lowest
watch for Red Wagon No. 1, and
May 7th. Everybody welcome.
. dispose of your eggs and produce prices.
THOS. HALL, Dayton
Dr. J. S. Courtney Physician to Mr Phelps, who pays th® high­
Draqa
and 5VnrklT1 gI Wall Paper, Chain
from 5 cents per roll up. . Good Çiothea Wringers’
and Surgeon, Day ton, Oregon.
est market price. Next week Nich­
LFreesaUU
Labrican
Lubricant t 10 ce
cents a atick. Wagons and
A business room to rent. In- ols A Gabriel will start out ««other
Machinery
of
all
kinds.
quire at the Dayton hardware peddling outfit—Red Wagon No. 2.
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS, SrRW PUMPS. ETC.'
store.
Capt. Bert Heath and his com-
When in Salem take meals at nuny of slate mililia, came over
The undersigned has again
Strong’s restaurant. The ■ best
25 ceut meals in the city.
That the best lumber in the market will be found nt
If you want a good job of plas
tering done, call on R- Cady, Day- headquarters during their stay Sat­
urday and Sunday. Captain Heath •
t old Stand in Layfayette,
ton.
company
appear to be very we
When in McMinnville remember
He pays cash for hir stock and
Tlieir figures generally ifccure the’,
that you can get Sarsaparilla at 75 drilled. There 1« *ome ^D®'dor. 8ELL8 'FOR CASH, at the very
able
difference,
as
any
of
the
old
contract. This is
fault of
cents per bottle by calling at 8.
veteran* will verify, between that of lowest prices
Howorth A Co.’s drug store.
sclliiig lumber at lhb Ihwest prices!
service—long marcbe* over
Two fresh milk cows for sale; actual
In.passible roads and in storma and
Harness made to order of the
also cleaned Defiance spring subjeot to strict military dfeciphne, beet slock. Repairing done on
Palate. Olla * »wilt
wheat. See Dr. Swick, of Day- —to “playing soldier
short notice.
x
ton.
there ia no doubt were the
intA the aerviee, that after AH Work Guaranteed.
ton them abd jet ptfeea,'whWIr al* th* loWes^
When »n McMinnville call at
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5
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••
J
‘he Fence Wurke and see how
LODGE DIRECTORY.
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Stock for Spring and Summer
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Ladies’ and
Goods
Fine Line of Millinery^
Spring Gapes, Ladi
Wrppers and read
made Skirts
Waists, Dress Trim-
Valises, large assort*
meat of Lace Cur
tains, Laces & Wash
Goods, fine line Par­
asols and Kid Gloves.
SPRING STOCK
KAY & TODD’S
COME
And examine my Goods
and compare Prices. I
bay“d8eli“ cash basis
5Vill allow allow the
Market Prices for
Produce. Also
Mohair and Wool.
A filli line of the latest style of
LOWEST PRICES
|
Special prices on BOOTS and
SHOES, HATS, GLOVES, LACES,
and Ladies’ Spring and Summer
UNDERWEAR.
To be convinced call and see us.
KAY & TODD, McMinnville
ADOLF MATTHIES, the
Shoes, Shoes! Shoes!
.Dayton Hardware Store
Is the Cheapest Place to Buy
WAGONS & BUGGIES.
Carriage SHOP
vin iinsTiu
Ladies’ Coin and
Phila.toe,Ox Blood! HODSON’S HARDWARE STORE,
and dark Chocolate
McMinnville, Or.
Oxford Ties, chil­
drens Shoes, Mens’ ALL CHEAP FOR CASH.
READ THIS
Shoes.
Dry Goods, Bicy­
cling Tweeds,
Brocades, Ging­
harness shop hams, Calicoes
Grass Linen, Out
JONES & ADAMS, McMinnville
ing Flannels,
. Duck Suitings, Westerbrook Dress
Fabrics, ApercaleK Hats and Caps,