Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, May 14, 1897, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDATTO* Yatuhill dmnty, Oregon by HBBAbu PubUablag Co. Subscription $1.50 ner Year. CARDS, POSTRR& Contain« 4ate«t Home and Foreign Nawa. vol . xm DAYTON, OREGON, FRIPAY, MAY NO. I 1897- DIRECTORY. The weather is perfect. , The Newberg Graphic tel la of a It will be seen Ity tlwir edver- Farmers are fast finishing seed North Yamhill professor who at ti«em«nt io Uiis papej^.that lb« tended the teachers’ institute held thrilling runawqg. .A team attach- .8; P. R. R. has changed their ing and spring work on the farm. Wo talrtl pleasure in informing obr at Newl»erg on Saturday. He drove Wild strawberries are beginning time card; the change topk effect customers and the people in general OLD IHOKORT CAMP, NO. 200- a big sorrel horse owned by Lee naitoti, Oregon—-«’it the 2d and 4th to ripen. May 4- Tbe overland op* the that, our Laughlin After dinner he wont to n,iu ,f erery month. In Woodman Attend th« Woodmen’« picnic nt East Side leaves Portland for the livery barn for the’horse. The ball- ■ ------ ' Dayton June 5>h. Sair Francia at 8:50 p. m., arriv la ndw complete in till depth merit! A O. U. W. ( Dr. Lewis McMinnville, makes person who had put up the animal turned and ran b««^ on th* street was out, and the profesror was per south. The wagon was soon upset ing nt 8. F.; at 7:45; leaves 8. F. consisting of iaige shipments of Harmony Ix*dge No. 28, Ancient Order hi* dental plates Gt. Try them. mitted to point out the horse. He and the little girl thrown eot. Ev 8 p. m., arrive qj Portland 0.30 af United Workmen. im-eU every Batur- Grass is growing rapidly, and the -elected a little sorrel pony, which erybody was running andVnquiring a. m.: Roseburg mail leave Port t nhhtin A.O.U.W. hall n«yton. Or. Visiting brethern cordially re- prospect is favorable for a good bay proved to belong to a lady from if the child was hart. It was found land 8:30 a. m., arrive at Rose crop. - v ’ - — Dayton. After the professor had that she was not, but her father burg 5:20 p. m.; leave Roseburg R M WOOLWORTH, M. W. left for his home, the one who had who was thrown nut n*ar Hotel Take 4 your wool and inoliairto 7:30 a. m., ar. at Portland 4:30. R. L HARRIS*. Rec. Exon if you want the highest put up the horse returned to the Yamhill was severely injured. Mr. West Side—leave Portland 7:30 barn and discovered the mistake. Gilkey did not rememl*erthe ntau’s price. ' - a. m.. nr. at Corvallig 12:12; Iv, He mounted a wheel and overtook ^>amo. Unity Lodge No. 17. Devree of Honor, Corvallis 1:05 p. ip., ar. Portland T h Ke in the Yamhill county pi the professor after going about two meet, everv Tueadav night in the A..O- S pecial S aub .—-I will offer all 5:50 a. ml Leave Portland for ff, W. hall,’ Dayion, Or. Viaiting mem oneer meeting in Day ton on the miles. Prof, d<oy* back to the barn V ber. alwai• welcome. 2d of June. exchanged horse* arid ‘ set up” the my Spring Millin«ry for sale at McMinnville 4:50 p. m., ar. Me. MttA LEVINA BAXTER, There was quite heavy frosts sev oigare. Perhaps while teaching reduced prices on BiijuWay 15th 7:30 p. m.; Iv. Me. 5:50 a. m., ar. 1 Chief oi Honor. eral nights last week. But little school near Da v ton Prof, had seen and Monday 17th. (Ai the sea Portland 8: m. M RS C Y NTH A IIA DA VV AY, Rec. A p damage was done to fruit. or drove tbe “little sorrel,” and his son for picnie* is h«re, 1 invite ó want Millinery Ladies Buy mind being preoccupied with things the ladiee to call «nd ah* and get iiL^ Frhh^ evmHng of your crockery and groceries from that he had learned at the institute, price« on hat«, gloves, rnits and will find it io their advantage to Baxter's millinery call ut and «»MMi.ixinw recognising th« the little antin«l. animal, in other goods. A* O. U-hull. I , j Milleap A Son, McMinnville. , «nA < store DaytSfi. They will find l Har-;« n-z.. bie abstraction ordered it hitched Harris Bros, nre agents for the d had not the happy fraiDe The Logan Houae iw now having that her prices are the lowest. Monarch and Defiance Bicycles. J mlndi(, which he was in, been a good ran U hmdneee. Besides Sc-urity Assembly No-1», meet iyx reg D E. Walker and W.8. Clement ular seasion every-T«t afid ¡M Monday *lf you want a wheel see them. brok n by the messenger sent after regular boarderatihere is a good deal of Salem, representing the Nonpa evening of each month. In A. O- D. W- T-he weather has been very favor- him, he would probablv'hava-land- of transient cuMom, which taxes reil Portrait Co, of Cincinnati, was ball, al 1 30 p- In. Vtoitinx members the present capacity oflhe bouse, able this season for farmers to get edat or near Dayton. here Tuesday. They informed ns invited * . in their crvps, and they have im Adolf Ma It hies ba« employed but Mrs. Logan (is equal to the that they have taken about 30 or proved the time in doing so. Mr. Kegg of McMinnville, to assist emergency and provides for all whe den in this vicinity. Meets every two weeks at the homes of The grain that wav sown in the in his store at Dayton. Mr Kegg patronize the houae. Millsap A Son at McMinnville, the member«. fall looks well, mid appears to be has had long experience in the No question butthat Apperson have the largest assortment of M m . E mily C. L cmm , Pres. ■ growing nicely, as is also that which mercantile business, and is a good of McMinnville, carries the most crockery and glassware in the Mas. S abah P orsky , Cor. Pec. salesman. He ha« been with Red was sown early this spring. complete assortment of good re county, by odds, Their “Electric Il will he very amu-ing to see mond oi McMinnville, for several liable goods in the county. We toast also mention that never before has such a well selected Stock’ Give Blue,” with gold, and “Wetland” the ladies driving na.il« in the nail years, and is well known through semi-Porcelain dinner sate are the Preaching first and third land’a Day ing oohteet at the Woodmen’s pic out Yamhill county. He would in him a cstt. very latest, and áre sold in any been brought to McMinnville, and as most of our stock has been put*’ in each month, at it a. m. anUSp m , Four pkgs, corn starch 25c; 1 sixed sets, or by the piece. nic in Payton on the 5th of June. vite his friends and acquaintances bv El'lér bi-afoose- Kuaday-school at, chased direct from jtlw «anufactam, and a good many Good« are tnair to call and see him in bi* new pound pkg soda 5c 3 gal. pail No. h'l a ili- Prayer meeting Wednes lay When the spring time comes, Hopa were never..known to make 1 syrup 65c; 1 bx. good sardines quarters. ufactured by as, such *s Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, and as we purchased . at7:30 p m. Junior Endeavor 3 p. m.1 •• '"P'11 Ffo*lh AH*W-omed 0»«/ h*•* lhi8 “gentle Annie,” like all other sensi benior Endeavor 7 p-m. ' 5c; first class table peach«*, '2 pans .. ili » lílraa rl/> añino 18 pound of Rranritated sugar (I 00 ble persons, will cleanse the liver season. Some »(firm, like do some our goods in large quantities for spot cash, we are enabled to sail a much at theac service«. 25c ; 50tb» small white beans 41 00; 20 round of brown sugar 1 0J • ... 1 1 ' ■ ——I and renovate the system with De Minnesota com raisers, that they 1 pound soda -' - • 0 > salmon 10c can; Lion snd Arbuckle F ub B alk —One acre of land near can see their bops grow. Witt’s Little Early Risers, famous better quality for Ines money than some-merchants have to charge for d 1 can sardine« • • • 05 Coffee 15c pkg ; No. 1 green coffee Daitou, well fmpiovi-d, well set, lo fruit. little pills for the liver and stomach 1 pound package No. I tea Qoud house Which lias just been reiio- Augifet Detmeriny is now n man 20c pound. Wo h iye the largest lower grade of goods. 7 pkg« Ai bucle, or Lion coffee 1 00 all the year. Harris Bros. vati-d and painted mi tbe inside. U ill of leisure until he receives commis and best assorted stock of groco- 20 yard« tuualin - - 1 00 take part payment iu a good team. sion as 4’. M nt Dayton. Ge hav For 25 cents you enn^get * good We extend our thanks for the increasing patronage t^ha^Xia^ met ouf The above price« spot <-«sh. Yount to ries in McMinnville,snd arealways Cheap. Inquire at thia office. ing quit I he employ of Mr. Malthies please. NfCHOLH & GABRIEL, Red in the lead on low prices. Every meal or night’s loding at Mrs. E. efforts in business, and hoping by foir treatroentJo receive a merited Front, Day ton. Dr. Lewie dentist McMinnville. the merchant. article sold by ua is warranted to E. Logan's boarding bouse ; Alder street, between 3<1 and 4th sts., portion of your trade in future, assuang you that our facilities, as in tW The Labor Exchange at Amity will in Sheriff Henry was in Dayton Mr. Cook, purser on the Modoc, a few dava begin building« flouting mill. give satisfaction or your- money Day ton. back. Millsap A Son. brought bi* wife with him on the The building will lie 40x80 ft. Capacity Tuesday oil business. 8. Howorth A Co. of McMinn past, are such that no one can serve you belter, we remain. luO barrel« of flour per day. A ware trip up fiom Portland Saturday, The Yamhill dounty A O U.< W Another thing needed in Day ville, are selling 'large bottles of house 80x80 ft will also be buil^ which Positively no old or shelf worn goods in our stare. picnic will be held' at Carlton, to enjoy unquiet Sunday in the will hold kOJ.OOObushiUof grain. Saa- ton is a good flouring mill. It Sarsaparilla at 75 cents. Try it. country. " , ' mill men in that vicinity agree to supply would be a great .assistance in Mry 22d. - Your Obedient ftervants, Unconditional surrender, is the Ex Sheriff Henderson of the liv 17<>.OJOftof lumber. There is idle labor The term of school taught by W building up the town. only terms those famous little pills which can be employed. Labor Ex- & Henderson, R. J ACOBSOIS & CO. McMinnville’ dr. H. Haggerty al Dayton piairie, cry firm of Wilson lificates. redeemable ..»ite. r—Azuo change deposit certificates, ,Wm. Kun, the confectiofier and known as DeWitt’s Little Early McMinnville, makes fnqent trip«l^n products of the mill, will be isoued closed lael'Frtday. baker of McMinnville, keeps at all Risers will make with constipation, F ok S alk —A ¿ood cow mid cnlf to Dutton. He drove over here for aH material fnrnishea, labororser- times a stock of almost every kind sick headache and stomach troub- vices performed, and when all certilieatea Tuesday with a drummer, and took will l>e sold cheap. Inquire nt hur- are redeemed the mill will be owned by of tropical fruit. dinner ul the Logan house. ne*s shop, Lafayette. each member in proportion to what be Don’t let the^qat lick the dishes, Go to Z. Spangle, It the Dayton George Dorsey who had been at deposited. On Friday the 14lb D. C. Herren hut make nice soft soap with Soap barber shop, and get a smooth Yakima several weeks attending tn ’ ‘ Grandfather ” James Baxter is grand lecturer for the slate of Dre- Foam. Directions on each PVk shave or your hair trimmed in the gph <»f the A O. U. W. order, will latest style. hte at that place, retûrhed home on daily qn Ijie streets of Day ton, Al deliver a lecture at McMinnville. Thursday last Week, having com though in tbe Sb's Grandfather Children’a Day wiH beobaerve»! at th» Baxter is a prominant figure by his Chrteiian Churon, the Aral Lord'« Day pleted his hnslness. iirdumi, al f^O p. in. All invited. M«ut«A Moore, th« bliicksiiniM. W which was plowed up early in the kept busy with raimlr work. They du all season, to be seeded, or is it going which in a person of his advanced kiud of bbieksiuitblug; also »hoe horse« to be snmmer followed. Who can age is most noticeable. on short m»Ue*. W. M. Clemens of Pleasantdale, tell? We understood the street was Chns. Burgraff the«rchitret ofBalem, t pt q says that Dr. F. M. Smith isnof'io lo be graded. Who knows? ceme down to Weston Tuesday by boat. it” with his fancy chickens. Mr Heeameto Dayton on bls wheel, anil Mrs. Weaver is doing some fine lulled on friend« her»-; after whleh he work in the line of crayone. She Siemens says he is now raising four went to McMinnville, where be 1« over egged chickens—one of which has Stock full and complete, and in all th« LATEST PATTF1RN8. seeing the bulliHug uf the Cumberland has on exhibition at the |K>stofiice bur perfect lege, but only two of an excellent crayon of a group of The stock will be sold at \ Presbyterian ehurch. which it uses, can be seen at his Mrs. N. Phelps sny* that her good birds. She lately had one there of husband must hot t«>ke all the credit of fruit, whish was fine. 18 pounds of Granulsted sugar 41 00. There will be services at the hia sui-eea« In running Nichols A Gabri Full line of Hats, in latest People seeking bargain* will All Groceries ' ! S Christian church next Sunday el's peddling wagon, aa he hue a compe blacks, both storm and felt. tent elerk in the person of hit. "better find them' at Apperson’e Mc morning and evening. Subject in this basis. Big lineof TRUNKS just in. . Imlf.” who assists trim materially in Minn 011e. ..Heis making sweep in morning “Does Science and the Have in stock several thousand dol* f- making sale«. 1 00 ~ « ( 17 yd« L L Muslin • ing reductions on some lines of Bible agree in their Teaching in. re e lars worth of broken lines in Suits; Messrs. Foster shipped their potatoes 1 00 goods. Some do business with gard to Creation?” Services con to 8«n Francisco this week. " Shoes, Hats, which will be sold fot' 1 00 (13 yds. Hope Blea. Muslin their mouths, others do juft what ducted by Elder Bickafoose. All J. T, Watson thinks It hardly necessa- x CASH at 20 to 50 per cent diecount.- invited. rv, whe:e one doe« not wish to «ell pota- they advertise to do. It was reported that the straw toesln the fall, todig them iu the fall. The Primitive Baptists hold their He had In two or three ucies. which he berry crop at Salem and vicinity, did not dig. and which he only dog about monthly meetinx in Dayton at A. and about Albany ’would be short I propose to treat people honest and polite, and urge you to visit two weeks ugu. He had over 150 bush O. U. W. hall, the first Monday in this season. Late reports contradict els of very flue “spuds." June. Elder Mallhewa of Lincoln, my store and look over my stock. WAh-Ten-^Abont 20 men who will do- will be present. During the sum this statement, and is that there .. nnte a dav's work on the Davton cem mer there will be regular meetings will be f<U>y ttn average yeild. SHOES, DNY GOODS, and FURNISHINGS, now ordered, will ar- etery next Saturday, loth. Bring your I. E. Fenton who is putting him in Dayton the first 8unduy in each spa<ie. Begin at tto’<-l<*-k. self up a hearse, took the body of rive next week. J, T. W AI SON, Pre«. A««o month. the hen ire to Portland last week to Amity has not said much abnui Lvman Swick who has been stop n flouring mill, but is going to have ping this winter with one of his have it put on the running g*er, which he is having made in that brothers who lives near Corvallis, one city. \V E GMkey is once more n mnn came down from that place Thurs He was around sev ~ The Christian church state con of leisure, having finished plowing day last week and seeding on Friday last. He eral days shaking, hinds with old vention will meet in the large tab- He left here on Monday ernacl« at Turner June 18lh. E. was in town Saturday visiting old triends BUILDERS G KUDEN SEEDS, PAINTS. for Eastern Oregon, where he will C. Crease of McMinnville will again friends arid haunte. have charge of the grounds during HARDWARE HOP SUPPLIES, OILS, Nia» Emily Corner who hns been probably reo^iiii during the sum the convention. teaching school at Colfax, «eh . mer. inware WALL PAPERS, GARDEN TOOLS, , ¿ The grand lodge I. O. O. F. returned home Friday evening last ■ The Modoc has been newly BASH, PRUNING 8H £ A RM will meet in Portland next week. Ac .. 'r. T Week. >d.e, of course, is glad to OF THE W Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ladies’ and D. OF H. A. O. U. W. Goods. Fine Line of Milliûéry( Spring Capea, Ladies’ Wrppers and ready made Skirts, Shirt Waists, Dress Trim- UNITED ARTISANS ’ Valises, large assort ment of Lace Cur tains, Laces & Wash Goods, fine line Par asols and Kid Gloves. W C. T. U CHRibilAN CHoRCH. ¡SPRING STOCK patron : lino of the latest stylé of PRICBS’ spring clothing just received or LOWER, : on some lines as you can buy in McMinnville. ~ LOWEST PRICH8, Groceries. ( «„ni a txt ' d ' Dry Goods. j»r*..- All Dry Goods Equally Cheap. ADOLF MATTHIES To be convinced call and see us. KAY & TODD, McMinnville Dayton Hardware Store Is the Cheapest Place to Buy T painted, uml improved in appear visit with her parents, brother and ance. The wheel has been paint sisters Hgiin. ed .red, which is being done with Millsap A Son, up to date gro nil the company’s boats. The cers, McMinnville, buys for Cash, decs boy who is quite handy sells for Cash; you get the benefit I with the paint brush, has em J W. Exon buy« Hides and bellished the boat with some neat Pelts, nod pity* the top cttsh designs. ' * price for same. —The steamer Ruth on her trip to ^’ortland Monday, passed Weston somewhat late, which was account ed for by her ha vine taken on a large cargo of flour and feed at Albany which delaved the boat about 1 hours. The Ruth is a pleasant and comfortable boat to ride on and CapL Rabe and Purser Blanchard do what they can for the comfort and pleasure of passengers. R. L. Harris and Z. Spangle are representatives from Yamhill Lodge No. 20. DOORS, CHICKEN NETTING, MOULDINGS," Ths W. H. M. xocKty started lbs tallowing ofilesrs for tbe eMuIng year! rmldent, Mrs. Adams; 1 vlc prss , Mrs Lee; 3d vlce-pres-, Mrs. Lumm; M vice pres-. Mm. Mery: tress. Mm. Exon; rec. sei . Mrs Phelps; cor. see.. Mm, Lewis: fhesoe sly will meet at the M. X. parsonage next Tuesday at 3;W p. m. — . Ac/, WIRE Ac., AC? HODSON’S HARDWARE STORE, McMinnville, Or. ALL CHEAP FOR CASH. — The fifth annual A. O. U. W. pic nic will be held at Carlton, May 22d. A good time expected. Ev erybody invited. I There’s .more clothing destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear. People who want serviceable “Hois Cake” contain, no free «Ikali, Wall ----- Wn Paper, from 5 cinh per roll up. Good CktliM Wring«, i goods should buy of such old and will not injure I the finesth fioesViace. " . White Chain Lubricant 10 cerrts u «.irk. Wagons arfl esiabli hed merchants that they Try it and notice the difierençe in i Machinery of all kinds. know. , quality. Hoe Cake wrappers are A full line of the flnett confeo- worth a cent apiece. PAINTS, OILS. LEADS, k PUMPS, ÉTC. The Woodmen of the World in tionery st KunV confectionery and Niciioi s A G abriel . Davton and vicinity are preparing bakery, McMinnville. It should be made a matter of Dr'J. S. Courtney Physician tn ¿nterlain the largest crowd on public knowledge that DeWitt’s _ J — * »___ 5th R.U sUteS m «» i P bebn I was» 11 togeth tnffptn- June that has ever Witch Hasel Salve will epeedily and Surgeon, Dayton,Oregon. er in the state. They are preparing cure pile« of the longest standibg. When in Salem hike meals at |o rrcejre their expected visitors in That tbe best lumber in the rwirtkrf *ilt be found at It is ^the household favorite fer Strong’s restaurant. The best rovai roVM| style. my)«. Their picnic here on bum», scalds, cuts, bruises and 25 cent meals in the city. thal’date, will really be a state pic- sores of all kind. Harris Bros. If you want n good job of plas nie. Able speakers will be here Mrs. Logan who keeps boarding Theif figutek secure th* tering done, call on R. Cady, Day- and make address, and it is eMP®® ' house on Alder street supples her Dry Goods. Bicycling Tweeds. Brocades, Ginghams, Calico««, ton ed that several boats will be chnr- char- eonfrict. Tbi« I« W* fesult yr table« with fresh vegetable«, fruils lannels, 'Duck Suiting«, Wes ter brook Dre««' «ellrfrg lumber at thé hVwMt price«. «nd the best that th« market Grasa Linen, Outin Tw. ri-l. n,ilk «... for -U;. Tak« • Sunday dinner also denned Defiance eprmg * , day for Dayton, afford«. i a Fabrics, Apereal«, Hats and Gap«, Gents’ Furnishing Good«, «te. wheat. See Dr. Swick, of D*y-; RoWnMO Hroa of Old Hickory with her. ton. i Camp, Dayton challenge th« Pacific . Best material used in th« man-, ufacture of th« Wm. Lambert Star When in McMinnville call «t jurisdiction of Woodmen to a saw- the Fence Work« and «ee how inf contest. They will compete for Savon. As good a« any soap in th« I boiidiikg ceil on tbem And get which eve Ore ! market. Thine contemplutii'g building or making repairs will find it to' their interest Io consult with Jones A Adima of .McMinnville* «8 to pricernf lumber and material. Ladies Coin and!*15?. Phila.toe.Ox Blood and dark Chocolate - S HXY J- - ~~------ ____ drens Shoes, Mens’ Dress and Working JONES & ADAMS, McMinnville, Shoes. NICHOLS & GABRIEL, The Bed Front, Dayton. MI iti»« I Mite Olla * mw .