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DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 21« 1897«
VOL. XIII
I
COMMENCEMENT.
Louis La Boots, pho has been
Fullowing
to the program for eom-
living with hid son at Grand
Attend the Woodmen’» picnic.nt
meocement eaesetaes of Lafayette sem­
Ronde, camo over from the reser
We tax» pleasure in informing out
»yton June 5th.
Dayton
inary, May 33-M.:
vation last week. Although over
Buuday. May». 11 a. m.. Bacoalaere- customers and the ¡»eople in general
Dr. Lewis McMinnville, makes
, OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200-
80 years of age Mr. LaBonte atesermon, W. D. Kantner, D. D.,Salem. that our
nnyten, Oregon—eel the 2d and 4th bin dental plates fit. Try them.
Monday, 8 P
aaniveraary of the
o1'hyot every month, in Woodman
came most of y>e distance on foot, Psi PM literary society. ,
Everybody, their uncles, Taunts
Tuesday, May Wk 8 p. ■.. annual ad-
arriving the same day on. which
ball-
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' and cousins are getting bicycles.
P
1» now complete in all depnrtmerttd
he started,at J. B. Fuson’s, where droas before tbe Pit Phi literary society,
Tame strawberries are ripe and
consisting of large shipments of
by State Superintendent O. M. Irwin.
he stopped over night.
Mr. La­
Hsrmony T am I xc No. 28, Ancient Order
1:30 p. m., annul meeting of the board
In market at 10 cents per. box. J
tlnitol Workmen, moeta everv Satur-
■
Bonte
is
closely
identified
with of trustees.
dL niJht in A. O. U. W. hall Wayton.
Remember the A. O. U. W. picnic
Wednesday, 11 a, m., commencement.
the early history of Oregon, hav-,
yr. Visiting brethern cordially re- at Carlton next Saturday and at­
3 p. m. Library Association.
ing come here with Lewis and
S p. m., annual meeting of the Alumni
**'**' R M W00LW0RTH, M.W.
tend.
Clark. He took up a claim ad­ Association.
Take your wool and mohair to
R. L. HARRIS, Ree.
Because Old Hickory Band of joining the farm now owned by
Exon if you want the highest
Sam. Manning of McMinnville,
Dayton, is a new organisation, is no J. B. Fuson. Tbe farm on which
prioe.,
passed
through town Wednesday
reason that it does not make good _____
£
Snell _ lives is sa
a jiart
of the
th®
Unitv Lodge No. 17. Devree of Ronor,
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part of
jon his way home from Oregon City,
meet« event Tuesdav night In the A.O. ■ Tage in the Yamhill county pi- music. A. H. Robinson, the leader, LaBonte place.
LaBonte will
where he went to have a test made
U. w hall,’ Dayton, Or. Visiting mem­ ' oneer meeting in Dayton on the is a natural musician and good in­
live with one of his sons near St. of tbe fibre of hop vines, at the
bers alwavs welcome.
2d
of
June.
structor,
and
there
are
a
number
of
MRS. LEVINA BAXTER,
Paul, Marion county. His his- pulp mills, to ascertain tbe value of
Chief of Honor.
Dayton will be decorated in fine old musicians who are members, tory,which will be published in a the
!
fibre lor rope making and other ; j
MRS CY NTH A HADAWAY.Rec.
shape on June 5lb, the day of tbe and lead off in good style carrying book, is now being written by a , purposes. He reported that th*
the other members with them yak­
Woodmen picnic.
test was highly satisfactory, as dif­
ing good time. The band enlivens Portland man. Ilia well to pre­
Council Np. M moeta every flrat and
Those'-attending the Woodmen tbe town with some good music in serve a record of theae hardy old ferent kinda of pressed wars may
third Friday evening of each month in picnic on June 5lh, can get a good tbe evening,t and .„¿»ee it appear
pioneers, who ere fast »tapping bo made from the fibre.—Newberg
A. O. U. W. halt
dinner at the Logan House.
more che»rful and lively. Help tbe off the stage of Nfo, and giving Graphic.
Don’t neglect a cough because the
MissLibbie Hadley has ihastered band whenever you can.
place to a younger generation.
gecuritv Assembly No. W, meet th reg­ the art of riding a bicycle, and
weather is pleasant; before tbe next ,
Quite
a
venerable
wedding
anni-
The Woman’s Christian Temper­
ular session every
storm rolls arodnd it may develope
evening of each month, in A. O. U. W. now comes to school on a wheel. - versary wae celebrated in our little ance Union held an interesting
into a serious difficulty, beyond re­
F * । hall, at 7:80 p- m. Visiting members
city
on
Tneeday.
It
was
that
of
Sheep shearing is in order now.
meeting Thu red yy 13th, in the M. pair. Qne Minute Cough Cure is
invited
8» E Goodrich clipped a fleece from Mr. and Mrs W-m; Cain, who cele- E church. The forenoon was de­
easyto lake and will do what ite
one of his sheep that weighed 18 brated tl.e 40th anniversary of voted to making plans and arrange­
their marriage. There weira present ments for the eoming summer. name implies. Harris Bro».
Meets every two weeks at the homes of pounds.
i 29 persons, all relalivea-^-children Mrs. Unruh of McMinnville, who
No question butthat Apperson
tbe members.
Mrs. Jennie Boyce is in tbe Port­ 1 and grandchildreiL
An excellent has lately returned from a lecturing of McMinnville, carries thqTaost
Mas. E mii . y C. L imm , Pres.
land
hospital
receiving
treatment
Mae. S abah Doasav, Con Sec.
dinner was served, and a very pleas
for one of her limbs which was in- ant time enjoyed. Mr. Cain is 65 and organising tour in the East, wae complete assortment of good Te-
Mae. I i » a M. M acy , Rec.’Boe.
engaged to do some of th* same liable good»in thecounty. Giv»
Ws rtiust also maaNan that never befoea kassweb a we« selected Stock
years age, Mrt. Cain 7!. This office work in Yamhill enmity. The af­
him
a
call.
Ui
A ►1 thirA r^r.p. Uaw
There will be a memorial sermon was remembered with some of the ternoon meeting wns addressed by
been brought te McMinnville, Md as meat of ear sSoek has bora pur­
vXtf.» “JSfX b*«- E ehurob, M.r SM,.i
good things of thahappy occasion Mrs. Unruh, and ako by Mrs. Vo-
Ladie»- who want Millinery chased direct from the mantrfaclurer, ®£d a feed Saa»»y Good« a^ man­
by Elder Bieafooee. Humlay-achool at 7 :45 p. m. All are invited ; especi-
I will have a special sale of all ta*, countyisuperintendent • f evan­ will find i< to their advantage to
10 a- in. Prayer meeting Wednesday ®||y all old soldera. Decoration on
my Millinery Goods *n Saturday gelistic wolx; There were also re­ call nt Mrs. Baxter’» millinery ufactured by ua, such as Men’s anti Boy»’ Clothing, and as w® purchased
at7:30 P m- Junior End«™rJ1'^ Saturday May 29th.
May 22d and Monday 24lh. Now marks by citisens of Dayton. The store Dayton. They will find
Senior Endeavor 7 p-m. Alt welcomed
our g^ods in large quantities for spot cash, we are enabled,to sell a much
is the season lbiL^ijuiibs, and those meeting was spicy and profitable. that her prices are tha lowest,
at these services.
_______ Luther J. Fletchpr has movea
!
or land
his family to D,yton; into the Wil- Wanting hate, gloves, mits or other A good delegation was present from
better quality fer leas money than aome merchants kavo to okatgo for a
, j Some for ten, some for twenty
I - Davtou, well Improved, well sei to fruit, son house in Lippincott s addition. articles in the millinery line for McMinnville and Newberg.
If any organisation of Dayton and some tod thirty years have suf lower grade of goods.
Good houM which.has just been reno- He will go into partnership with those occasions, will do well to call
Vatod and painted on the Inside. Will I Kiley Smith in the boot and shoe and see goods and get prices. I desires a place in the procession on fered from piles artd then have been
We extend oor thanks fer the increasing patronage that has met ur
toko part payment tn p good team. bu8inOT,.
will make
e a great reduction in prb
pri­ Decoration Day, they will please quicklv and permanently cured by
Cheap. Inquire at tbiaoffloe.
1
using
DeWltr»
Witch
Haxel
Salve,
efforts iu business, and hqping by fair treatment to receive a mcr t-4
ces at this sale. Come and see for confer with J. T. Watson, chairman
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A telegram wae received from
the great remedy for pile» and all
M rs . L ouisa B axter
of the program committee.
Dr. Lewis dentist McMinnville. lyVoodmen of Salem, requesting that, yourself.
forms of skin diseases.
Harris portion of your trade in future, assurieg you that our facilities, ns in the
R L H arris ,
Carl Williams left here Monday
Early cherries are beginning to dinner be prepared on the day of the
8. 8. D uncan . _
B-ro*-
;
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• -->c=--------- past, ace such that no one cm servo you better, we remmn,
ripen.
picnic, June 5th, for 100 W.O. W., for Portland on his bicycle. He ex­
1
v
Another thing needed in Day­
For 25 cents you can get a good
Rev H. L. Pratt of Salem was who arill attend the picnic from that pected to join a pertw in that city
It menl or night’s loding at Mrs. E. 7 Positively no old dr shelf warn goods in'our store.
who are aping to E.iFt^ri) Oregon ton is*a good flouring mill.
h here on Wednesday?
Wednesday;—-------------- city.
would be a great .assistance in E. Logan’s boarding bouse; Alder
with
J.
W.
Shafford,
to
construct
Your Obedient Servants,
J. W. Exon was in Portland sev-
A’lot of dress and other goods
street, between 3d and 4th ats.,
telephone lines for the Oregon Tel i building up the town.
eral days this week on business.
I received this week at MgUhies store.
McMinnville; Or
egraph A Telephone Co: Their des­
Dayton.
You will find Japanese oil at C. These goods, Mr. Kegg says, were
Win Kun, the confectioner and
8. Howorth A Co of McMinn­
tination was Mora, Grant county.
• W Powell’s drug store.
brought here to be sold. Call and
baker of McMinnville, keeps nt all
ville, are selling large bottles of
Carl will be chief cook.
i
.. ui
u. u ii-.. see at whot a reduction in price
times a stock of almost every kind
*
Will Snell sold hia old wheel last
wih
j.
bed of
Sarsaparilla at 75 cents. -’ Try it.
The D. of H. at their meeting on of tropical fruit.
week, and 1» nowridjpg a newi*
_
__
Tuesday night took in several new
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
Don’t let the eat lick the dishes,
wheel purchaoed at Newberg.
Don’t take the trouble to bring
members, among them were Hr. and
hut make nice soft soap with Soap barber shop, and get a sinootn
..
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your dinner to the picnic, June 5th.
. MZ-
Z .12 t
nrnid Th. ladies of the United Erangel- Mrs. LaFever of Wbtteeon. After Foam. Directions on each pack- »have or your hair trimmed in the
ing friends in ‘ortland, returned
oburch wU|
prepared to lodge meeting, the ladh s spread an
latest style.
N ichols A G abrikl .
home the latter part of last week.
wrve everything you may need in excellent supper ; after which a
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Tb.
pleasant social »
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rn.mber.hlp ^.b. D.of HU.»
k
LODGE
The ronda are quite dusty.
W. OF THE W.
A. O. U. W. .
Dayton has had a good represen­
tation of buriuesa men added to her
ranks the past week or two from
McMinnville.
They
are Adolf
Matthiee, the merchant, Mr. Kegg.
who is assisting Mr. Matthias in his
store, Wm. Lbgan, who is'hampora-
rily assisting Z Spangle in his bar-
Iter shop, and George Shively who
is employed in the Dayton Market.
There is room here for more of Me
Minnville’a enterprising business
men. Why not come to a live town
and the bead of navigation.
Stock for Spring and Summer
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes
D. OF H. A. O. U. W.
Goods
Fine Line of Mulinery,
Spring Capes, Ladies’
Wrppers and ready
made Skirts, Shirt
Waists, Dress Trim­
mings, Trunks, and
Valises, large assort­
ment of Lace. Our-
tains, Laces & Wash
Goods, fine line Par­
asols and Kid Gloves.
A. P. A.
UNITED ARTI8AN8
W C. T. U
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
R. JACOBSON A CO.
-
and . wife
Not PolitieaH
|KAy & T0DD>S
..
,
teft the increase.
By letters received by the com­
of June.
her» on Tuesday for BouthernOie-
mittee of arrangements for tbe W.
TheW. C. T. U. wil1 hold their.1
They g0 by team, and will
0, W. picnic June 5th, it is learned
meeting at the homeof Blrs. A.l. rBmain a grpat part of the summer,
that many Woodmen from different
Macy, Friday, May 21st, at 2:30. bopjng (bnt Mrs. Hadley’s health
parts of the state will attend the
Everybody welcome-
| wm
benefitted by the trip. They
picnic. The committee io preparing
Mrs. Logari of the Logan house, will camp near Medford or Ashland. to receive them in a way that will
will prepare dinner for those who
Stock full and complete, and in all the LATEST PATTERNS.
One day this week quite a large make the visitors enjoy themselves.
attend the Woodmen’s picnic on Kiece of glass passed from one of
The stock will be sold at
Rev. L. F. Belknap«and wife
tbe 5th of June.
>r. E. M. Smith’s children, who had drove over to Dayton from Silverton
R L. Harris and Z. Spanlgje were been complaining of considerable
the first of the week: Mr. Belknap
r 18 pounds of Granulated sugar 11 00.
in Portland several days thik week pain in the bowels several days. returned on Thursday. Mrs. Bel­
Full line of Hats, in latest
" of Rice
-
-
1 00.
attending tbe I. O. O. F. grand Considerable blood was discharged.
All Groceries on
blacks,
both storm and felt.
’ > 1
1
00.
knap remained to visit with her pa­
Tomatoes
Dr. Smith was in Portland at the rents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dorsey. -
lodge meeting
this basis.
Big line of TRUNKS just iu.
- •
Services at the United Evangel­ time.
e
Hare in »tock several thousand.<iul-■
( 17 yds. L L Muslin
-
-
1 00
People seeking bargains will
ical church next Sunday: Sunday- '
.
lars worth of broken Ihies in Suits,
"Ow
GOOdS.
S 20 yds. good Prints
•
-
1 00
lohn Bradley and son Nathan of
school 10 a. m.; preaching 11 a. m.; .’ the Day ton livery stable, has done I find them at Appersov’s Mc­
Shoes, Hats, w I nc I i will be sold for
subject, “Giving Friends ; Chris­ good work in plowing and grading Minnville. He is making sweep­
(CASH at 20 to 56 per cent diceaunt.
tian Endeavor
7 p.*m. All _ are in- opening the ditches nn the sides so ing reductions on some lines of
„
w. W. S ager , faster.
Pastor.
vited. W.
water can run off, on the goods. Some do business with
If you want a set of good buggy alley back of their barn. This their mouths, others do just wbati
I propose 10 lreat people honest and polite, and urge you to visit
or heavy harness, A I). Hoskins of WOrk should be contiuned on the they advertise to do.
Lafayette will make them for you. alley at least to Second strtetgiv-1
B utter ‘ M akkrs .—Bear in my store and look over my stock.
He will also repair your old harness ¡ng an outlet for the water down
-A W
mind that vou can get the top
SHOES, DNY GOODS, and FURNISHINGS, now ordered, will ar-
in good shape.
the draiwon Ferry street.
price in cash for butter if you
Carriage for sale, or will trade
L. Wambsgan has employed Geo. take it to J.W. Exon, Dayton. Be rive next weA.
for bicycle.
Inquire at Dayton Shively of McMinnville, to assist sure to give him a call—cash is
him in tha Dayton market. Mr.
hardware store.
what counts.
Shively is an experienced hand in |
Stuart A Farr are buying up
18 pound oDgranulafrd sugar »1 00 %
the meat business, and hopes to give
old rubber, copper, brass, iron,
20 pound ot brown sugar
I 00
satisfiictiou in that lino by fair and
05
1 pound ao<ta
pelts nn«l hides.
If V°u have courteous dealing. He expects to
05
1 can sardines
any to sell inform them and they bring his family to Dayton in tbe
1 pound package No. 1 tea
2a
7 pkgs Arbocle, or Lion coffee 1 00
BUILRÈ«« -
future. Wm. Tucker who hns been
will call for it.
GARDE« »MED«.
PAINTS.
20 yard« muslin
-
-
1 00
। Horse shoeing, done on short no­ attending tbe market is assisting
The shove prices spot cash. Yours to
HOP SUPPL'I»»,
HAKDWARB,
Mr. Wambsgaq on his fruit ranch: please. NICHOIA A GABRIEL, Red
OILS,
tice by Mauts A Moore.
•* WALLPAPEa<
GAIMMIN TOO KN.
TINWAR^
Sick headache can bequickly and
On Monday Nichols A Gabriel Front, Dayton.
A business room to rent. In­
.Completely overcome by uaing those Parted No. 2, red peddling wagon on
BASH,
PRUNING SHEARS,
Ac
quire
at the Day ton hardware
famous little pills known as “De- the road, in charge ot L. H. DeJ
■ Witt’s Little Early Risers.” Har- Forde. Leonard is not 'eey,c‘®d
DOORS,
CHICKEN NETTING,
store.
.j-. uroB
-
to any certain territory, and has tbe
There’s more clothing destroyed
MOULDINGS,
jyiRV *•
F or S alk —A good cow and ca If whole of Yamhill county to canvas, by poor soap than by actual wear.
if necessary. L H. will no doubt
will l»e sold cheap. Inquire al hnr-
“Hoe Cake” contain, no free alkali,
round up al headquarters here with
and will not injure the finest lace.
neas shop, Lafayette.
a good report and something sub­
Harris Bros. are agents for the stantial in the way of coin and pro­ Try it and notice the difierence in
quality. Hoe Cake wrappers are
Monarch and Defiance Bicycles. duce, as a result of his trips.
worth a cent apiece.
If you want a wheel see them.
Any one who doubts that a bank
N ichols A O abribl .
J. W. Exon buy» Hides and would pay in Dayton, lei them in­
When
in
Salem take meals at
Pelts, and pays the top cash form themselves as to the amount
of banking business done by citi- Strong s restaurant, The best
price for same.
in * the
sens of this place and immediate1 25 cent meals —
“ city.
Those contemplating
building'
vicinity. Don’t take tbe word of
“I t is thk B est on E arth .’-’—
or making repairs will find it to |
disinterested or outside parties, who That is what Edwards A Parker,
Wall Paper, from 5 cents per roll up. Good Clothes Wriugere,
Thvir interest to consult with Jones ;
may be directly or indirectly inter­ merchants of Plains, Ga., say of
$1.50.
White Chain Lubricant 10 centagi stick.
Wagons am!
A Adnths of McMinnville, a» toi
ested in the success of some bank Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, for rheu-
prices of lumber and material.
Machinery
of
all
kinds.
or brokers »hop. Carefully investi­ maiism, lame back, deep seated
People who want serviceable]
gate for yourselves and see if cold and muscular pains. For sale by
goods sliould buy of such old]
i*
figures will not justify our assertion
Harris Bros.
established merchants that they that a bank will pay in Dajrton.
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m,i
i
'V -r
“They are dandies” said Thos.
know.
J. Bradley is now the po»»es»or Bowers, of the Crocket, Texas En-
A full line of the finest confec­ of a fine jolt, one from Van S.
terprise, while writing about De­
tionery at Kun’» confectionery and The coll is the foal of a mare over
Witt’s Little Early Riaeis, the fa­
That the best lumber in die market will’he found nt
bakery, McMinnville.
20years old, anjd which was poor, mous little pills for sick headache
Dr. J. 8. Courtney Phyeician but tbe coll ie sprightly and fine and disorders of the stomach and
looking. There is something of a liver. Harris Bros.
mid Surgeon, Dayton,Oregon.-
joke connected with Iha above. The
If you want a good job of plas­
Mrs. Logan who keeps boarding
•
Thuir figures generally secure the
night before tbe ooll "*• born Na­
• Dry Goods. Bicycling Tweed*. Brocade«, Ginghams, Calicoes,
tering done, call on R. Cady, Day-|
bouse on Alder street supples her
contract. Thh h tin* result of
than Bradley
d«*»0""« J™,
tables with fresh vegetables, fruits
,
ton. ’
selling lumber at the lowest price».
mare for colic, and had gol a lot of
Grass Linen, Outin ? lannkls, Duck Suitings, Westeibtook Dress
Two fresh milk cow» for sale; medicine from Dr Smith, which he and tbe beet that the market
affords.
Takf a Sunday dinner
also cleaned Defiance spring administered to the animsd anUl
wheat. See Dr. Swick, of Day- lata hour in tha nighL The next with her.
Best material used in the man-
ton.
ufaclure of tbe Wm. Lambert Star
■
When in McMinnville call at
'M,<bidi ale the low«H ,
the Fence Worka and «e bow
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and supper
|n ik*
tbe karlr
>ark nnihAßthr
on the 5th
Char . |M
Hadley
PATRONIZE HOME EFFORT
A full line of the latest style of
I will guarantee as LOW PRICES, spring
clothing just received
or LOWER, on some lines as you
LOWEST PRICES
Groceries,
All Dry Goods Equally Cheap.
ADOLF MATTHIES.
To be convinced call and see us
KAT & TODD, McMinnville
THE
Dayton Hardware Store
Is the Cheapest Pldce to Buy
HODSON’S HARDWARE STORE,
McMinnville, Or.
AT.T, CHEAP t FOR CA SH.
Ladies’ Coin and
Phila.toe,Ox Blood
and dark Chocolate
drens Shoes, Mens’
Dress and Working
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS, Sr'RAY PUMPS ETU.
JONES & ADAMS, McMiaQvHle,
I