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VOL. XIII
DAYTON.
NO.
Wheat is selling at 80 cents per
Day ton now has two daily avails,
bushel in Dayton.
which place« it on th» list «f pro­
•
Melons at th« Dayton confection­ gressive, live wide awake towun.
Commencing Iasi Monday morning
ery «nd bakery.
the new mail service lately estab­
Drop in at Nichols A Gabriel’s lished between Portland and Day-
and see their naw stockof clothing. ton, took effect. John Bradley was
There is a large business now ।
being done in fruit end grain at this the mail' to and from thu «ML
which is now being done. TheanwM
to Portland goes on the early wm»-
The two warehouses here are now
ing train, which leases Meat Day-
kept running on full time taking in
ton at 7:87; »nd the ewewsug mail
grain..
arrives on the 6:88 train. Thio
Prof. A. N. Lowe will weigh hop» gives those desiring sn opportunity
for Thoe. McNish during hop pick­ to write to Porlknd aad receive a
ing in hia yard.
reply the same Mey. The S l Jar
Born-—To Mr. and Mra. Chas. and Lafayette servita still eea Ni a
Moore-oP'Dayfon; Wednesday, Au­ u»s, this gives Dayton two mails a
day to and from Portland. In this
gust 25th, a l>oy.
10DGE DIRECTORY,
W. OF THE W.
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200—
mvlOT, Oregon—*»» ths 2d an d 4th
f m>nth. in Woodman
A. O. U. W.
Harmony l-odgo No. ». Ancient Order
«1 United Workman, mcctaevery 8atur-
S. akht h» A. O.K W. hall bayton,
Or
Visiting brethern cordially re-
J. H GOODRICH, M. W.
J. G. LEWIS, Rec.
r D. OF H. A. 0. U. W.
Unity Lolge No. 17. J»eutree of. Honor,
every Tuewtav night In the A. O.
U W. hall. Dayton, Or. Visiting mem­
bers alwavs welcome.
MRS. CARRIE GOODRICH,
Chief of Honor.
“^MRS CYNTHA HADAWAY.lt»«.
b ^’ h
Shirt
H. Oliver is now running a bread
UNITED ARTISANS.
He. iiritv Assetubly No-1«. meet In r«r
Olar M-saion every let and id Mnmiav
evening ot enoh aeooth. inA. O. V. W.
boll, at 7:80 p- m. Vtattiajt awmbers
invited
___ ,
W C. T. U
Mir* Bessie Avery of Centralia,
Meets every two weeks at Ihe. homes of
the members.
Washington, spent jaat week wit h
. > ,
Maa. E«ii.r C. L vmx , Pres.
her uncle and auui Mr. A Mrs. E.
Mus. S abah D obuky , Cor. t?ec.
W. Evana. ,
•• i
Mus. T pa M.
Bae. Sto.
ja, threshing at George
Dorsey
titchins & Co's machine
7 Praacblng first amt thlnl L ok I’ s Day threshed 3596 bushels of wheat
In each month, at 11 a. tn. an>18p- m ,
bv Elder Sicafoose. Hnnday-school at and oats; most of this was wheat.
16 a. m. Prayer meeting Weihieailay
Hop picking begins here next
•17:30 p n>. Junior ttndeavor 8p.m.
Senior Endeavor 7 p. m. All welcomed week. Nichola A Duclo begin pick­
ing about the. middle of the week.
l st these services.
Thos. McNish will commence pick­
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF ing on Tuesday.
_____________ MAILS
J. P. Dorsey is having the sur­
Lei,« Dayton.
plus pe^hea over the market de­
*7:10». m.
mand for that ftuit green, evapo­
nia*, a.
rated.
Ruldnson A Wooster are
4M
p.
«K*
1;« p. m.
4M p. at.
evaporating them for him.
6:M p. W
CHRlSTUN‘CHuRCH. ,
Dr. Lewi» dentist McMinnville
Dr Odell of Chase, was a visitor
to Dayton Tuesday.
-
A. E. Hull was in Portland on
btisim-s» Wednesday.
j
Lumber is on the ground fora
new harness shop at Tideville. - y
Fishbttrn will sell you a wash­
ing machine for 13.75.
Tb« finest cigars and tobacco at
the Da) tun wufeclionery and ba
kery. ,
‘'
We were presented with fine
samples of peaches from Rev J
Pike’s shoe polish far ladies and
gentlemen, is the finest in the »Mar­
ket, on vale at Harrii’drug store.
J. W. Senft, of Albany, was Tn
town Tuesday, working op insur­
ance business far the companies he
irprrsents.
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The Primitive Baptisls hold their
regular m< nthly peeling in A O.
U W. hall th first Sunday in Sep­
tember.
The O C T. hpat?, Ramona and
Altona make daily trip« from Port­
land io Salem, during the hop pick­
ing reason.
Paints and oils, a large lot, just
received at the Dayion hardware
Hore.
Il makes Ihe average Oregonian,
at well as the 'horny handed* farm
er, smile all over, liecanse of ihe
pment prices of whe’at, which are
over double that of this time last
year.
The Ixfavette band discoursed
eonie excellent mu-ic in front of
the |ioM<>ffii-e at thia place, fafare
leaving on the Woodmen excursion
to Seaside on Saturday.
C Zunmermin of North Yam
hill, was a Inishiose visitor to Day-
ton on Tueadiy.
Fanners see that your ware-
liouse receipts read 2 cents per
bushel storage, or 4| sacks atul
DAYTON.
OR.
fine work in erayon and paste!)«.
As will be seen elsewhere in this
paper the steamer Grey E«gie, own­
ed by C K Spaulding of Newberg,
commenced on Wednesday, «taking
regular trips from Portland to Dey-i
ton. The Imat leaves Portland tor
Dayton Wednesday«. Fridays, and
Sundays al 7
. A- L Alderman is another peach
grower who had a good crop of
{teaches. His orchard is just north
of town. He finished picking gnd
marketing hie crop this week.
John Moore and J. B Mellott left
for Wood’s on Thursday. They
took out a load of {tears, and on
tjiei- return will^ probably bring
along fish.
MATTHIES.
artists. Misa Willie is j«mt finish
ing a picture of a lot of fine pea rib
es taken frrom Rev. J. Glen’s oreb-
ard. The painting represents the
fruit true to nature in all detail»,
and showing artistic skill in the
artist.' Miss Willie has a number
of other paintings completed, ewe
very fine one of Mt. Bond, these
other enterprise that the people of
Day ten and surrounding town»
want to encourage. '
The last seen of Dr. Smith he
was milling rapid stride« with has
The wheat market has been ex spring bed on his shoulder, far Ihe
cited the past ten days. In New steamer Modoc Wednecday mor»-1
Yor < it al one tiio«, went up to over ing, Whether on the way toKtow-
105 per bm-hel
The market here dike, or as lire Smith iitfanwad ««,
to the mouth of the Yamhill river
ranged from 80 to 83.
to aerisi th* •boys’ al work the«*
^J^ere has been more peaches put
we cannot say.
•
use. in Ihie part of
pre done
he alate.
inarï
Evans al her home, on Batontoy
The
All, from the oldest to theyowa>0*st.
any former season.
declared that they haff a fine liar.
The man who is idle now, unless
Thia hHle society is doing a good
so from physical disability, certain­
work. Mis» Eva Aldt-rm «» is prew-J
ly does not want to work, and is not
ident, Misa Esther Rose, secretary
worthy of sympathy.
There is
work far all now who want it, and
A. J. Palmer has his fruit crop
orator fitted up in shape for reap
at gmai wages.
orating fruit. Those having finil
Mrs.Vet. Robertson went to Van
that they want evaporated will do
couver on Saturday, to oversee the
well to give him a call. Hewitt
gathering and shipping of prunes
dry either on shares or far cash.
i
from an orchard near that city, in
D. A. Snyder is still in busi­
which she haa an interest. She will
probably be gone a week from the ness nt the old stand: In addi­
time she left here.
tion to handling applesand pear»
Win Dial, druggist,of*Pendleton, as formerly, he has accepted tp»
Or., arrived here nn Wednesday agency of the Earl Fruit C ol ,
He left for home on Friday accom one of the largest fruit concerns
panied by his wife and children, in the tuition. Call on him and
who have been visiting al Mrs. De get particulars.
Forde’s, who is a sister lo Mrs
We have a splendid stock of Hate
Dial.
sod Capa, direct from the factory,
Fred Bertram, who was sick with that we are selling at very low
typhoid fever several weeks, and
PARRETT ACO,
had recovered sufficiently lo be up,
Donde*, Or*.
but took a rel.rp»e and was co.¡fined
To
heal
the
broken
and diseased
to hia bed ahnut three weeks, is
tissues,
to
soothe
the
irritated
sur­
again up and around. Hia wife is
faces, to instantly relieve and V
now quite ill.
permanentiv cure is the mùssìm » ef
The white warehouse at this place
DeWitt’s Witch Hasel Salve R
which J W. Exon r.ow has leased, L. Harris.
narrowly escaped being burned on
Mauls A Moore, general Mark
Saturday.' Ao D. Btoutenberg was
crossing the bridge in the forenoon, smiths, do all work in tbrir line
he discovered a epark which had Repairing of all kind done prompt
d repped on tha roof from ll » smoke ly on short notice.
storage.
It menus dollnrs and
thè roof
stack,
If you have a tender tooth, «r
cents with you.
J. W. E xon .
on fire
sensitive guess, consult D.- L.wi«,
The W. C T. U meet at the house the fire was soon pul out.
M-Minnville.
of.M»s. Dr Cohriney, Friday, Au-
Mias
Willie
Wamhsgan
is
now
gu<t 27th
Everybody cordially
i"viled. Mrs. E C. Lumm, Cor. finishing up |Uuluresin the Del/»on
process. Pictures finish d by this
process pre greatly improved inap
Tht- Ruth took down the excur pea rance and inade more durable
•iomsts from here on Suturday, who If you have old photographs that
wt-nt on the Woodmen excursion to you wish to preserve and made lo
Beaside. But few went from'here "Pl**/ bi tter, call on M,iss Warn be
«» ever) body now is loo busy to go gan at the family residence, in the
on excureions.
la-wia addition to Dayton, on La
No use leiting any fruit goto fayetle road.
Gmge &iarmeT^Co
General Merchandise.
WHEELOCK
PLOWS
HARROWS
FARM
MACHINERY
FOR SALE.
GO TO KLONDIKE?
rot (his year.
Cull
on Snyder,
Gue good low whet I and wide
tire firm wngun tor sale chesp if
taken at once.
J. W
FXON.
you have
nny egg plums,
• Gross prune?, or anything in
that line rvmember that they are
bringing good prices thia year,
^hip by the Earl Fruit Co; D. A.
|ony<h*r agent.
Ther^ is a quantity of potatoes
mid onions lasing eva,»>rali<m here
by the dryers «»f l>. A. Snyder and
Robinson A Wooster. We believe
that in time that there will las a hig
demand for there products. John
Nichol» of the-flim of Nichols A
Gabriel who was in Portland last
week and had with him samples of
evapora'rd polat-w», was informed
by dealers that they were far super!
or in quality to the California pro-
* F or S alk .—Au A 1, cow in- docl.
We publish lime of arrival and
quire of J. W Fishburn.
depirture of mails from Dayion
Or. J. 8. Courtney Physician posluilice in another cuiumii, as
•nd Surgeon, Dayton,Oregon.
given . us by Postmaster
August
When in Salem lake meals at Detmering. This will he a omiv«-
Strong** restaurant. . The best nienl reh-renoe to the public who
desire to keep posted as to mail de­
$5 vent meals in the city.
«
parture and arrival. Mr: Delmet-
Wai Kun, Ilie confectioner and
ing is endeavoring to give good ser­
b»k«rot McMinnville, keeps at all
vile to patrons of the poatoffice.
•luitt a stock m almost every kind He expects soon to place a number
ot tropical liuil.
When you can save money
by buying your
■
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DRY (KJODS, CLOTHING
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, A
FURNISHING' GOODS
GROCERIES, ETC.
EDGING
Whew >w MeMlwocilie rail at
* Feme* Wwks and wee huv
war aaaKw Pieket W ir* Feweiur.