Dayton herald., September 10, 1897, Image 1

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POSTI R«.
NO. 18
LODGE DIRECTORY»
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Æ " Visiting brothers cordially re-
œivc,,
J. H. GOODRICH, M. W.
j. G. LEWWi Ba«-
D OF H. A. O.'U. W.
WDa>toa,0r. Viritin, wren-
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* MHS. CAMME GOODRICH,
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Chief o< Honor.
M RS. CY NTH A »ADA WAY. R«e.
Noah Pbelpa is one of Dayton’s
Wheat is aelling at 80 cents per
crack shots. Messrs. Phelps and
bushel in Dayton.
Spangle went out gunning on Tues­
The Dayton public schools open
day. and for amusement Phelps
lot Spangle kill all the game.
The late showers raised the wat­ Somhow when a bird flew op Phelps
er slightly, in the rivers.
would draw up hit gun and without
Born—To Mr. and Mis. C. G. having set the trigger put! on it
Goodrich, Tuesday, September 7, With all power, but of couee the
gun did not gooff and Spangle, to
a girl.
bring down the bird had to shoot, so
Adolf Matthias, the merchant, it was when Mr. Phelps did get his
is confined to bis bed with mala­ gun to go off, ho shot so wide of the
game that bis companion had to
rial fever.
bring it down. We overheard a
Charley Moore has purchased 8. whispered conversation between
E. Wooster’s property, in Macy’s Aiderman Aiderman and Phelps, in
addition to Dayton.
which the latter agreed to take the
Diseased teeth effect the diges­ former out and instruct him in the
tion and hence the whole system. art of shoôting game. Get your
livee insured gentlemen, before
Consult Dr. Lewis, MoMinnvilhh
sterling
out.
J.T. Wutsou is at work repair­
ing and LTfinodeling the
UNITED ARTISANS
hÄ 7J# P- m J Visiting members
invited
. . W C. T. U
BL Meets every two week» at the homes of
the
Free.
I
The new Klondike at' the mouth
of the Yamhill river. Dr. Smith
Alexander Van
born in
June itth,
age of 19,
in M
ried
Odd
Mr. Inman, mate on the Modoc, gave way and commenced leak-
ban rented the Gaines properly } ¡ng
n-u-i-i immaAtatalv
mile e»sl of tewn, and will move sent to Porfland"Tor a ¿»oiler
bi* family there in • few days.
worker to make repairs. One
Robert Addison “nd family bare arrived here on Monday and set
oved back to the Muckey farm at
wotjj repairing the boiler, find
and
moved
at'
work
Pleasantdale, from town, where they by Wednesday afternoon had it
bave
have been living the past year.1 ’
ru„njng order. The wheat
Although the rain makes it dis-1 th\t was taken in during the
agreeble to pick hope, the pickers stop, and ’ dumped
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on the a floor
—
are daily to be seen going to and was elevated, and the regular
from the yards in groups merry and daily routine of business soon
apparently happy.
underway.
Services at ths United Evangeli­
While fowls Wambegan and his
cal church next Bunday as follows:
son
were driving a couple of heel
Sunday-school al 10o’clock; prayer
service at 11 o’clock a. no.; Chris­ cattle through town Tuesday, when
tian Endeavor at 6:80; preaching at the corner of Third and Alder
»»meta. the cattle turned and ran
al 7:30. N. W. 8ager, pastor.
past Mr. Wambegan and eon. The
Lewis Aiderman who has been
started in pursuit at full speed
attending the State University ol their horses. At the hotel Mr.
at Eugene, and spent vacation Wambegan was pitched off his
al his home here, expects to re- horse. Fourtnnalely he sustained
turn to the university.in about a no serious injury.
1847 gt Iba
•ettjing
Was mar-
n, Jaly 12th,
“In 1865,
arion coun
bis family
____ _ _ YaoiMN^jnMty “nd Io-
caterron a farm near AV heal la nd,
where be lived until hie death.
AND
reached, and those al work there
have been getting their regular 12 50
per day, but say that they a re afraid
that tliey will soon have to give op
IB
STILL
HERE.
Be sure add get IRVINE A SON’S prices on
•aewMiaa
completed, and the‘boys' will have
to hunt elsewhere for 12 50 nuggets P. 8. Bakery in connection.
which they now receive from tbs Best Bread in the county, at
goverment for work. The, work is LOWEST PRICES.
completed.
Mrs. Behle of Salem, and Miss
Webster and Miss Roes of Port­
land are here picking hops.
They make their beadquarters
with their friend Miss Oliver.
days.
He was the father of
ten children. His wife and four
children survive him. The surviv­
ing children are: John, Ding and
Neal Stoutenberg, all of whom live
in this vicinity. Neal the younger
brother livee on the home place. " I t B avbs th « C boupy C hildskn .
—Seaview, Va.,—We have a splen-
a did sale on
Remedy, and our customers coming
from far and near, apes of it in
con- the highest terms. Many have said
that their cl ildren would have died
came. In bio last sfckno«»be was m
u Chamberlain’s Cough ।
of sroup if
resigned and ready to go. Faperai RelI)e<ly had not
gi ven i. , —Kei-:
and interment al Hopewell, Bep- lam
.
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A'Curren.
The 25 -
tember 7lb, conducted by tea writer. cent sixes for sale by R. L. h
,
Harvest has Come!
It you want lo sava more/
Third St. McMinnville.
ST. PAUL’S ACADEMY.
St Paul, Oregon.
September 13
ayable
pay
aoie in advance^
auvanca— SI 20. Music,
! “ Drawing, Painting extra chargee.
and German
and others, Needlework, French
-71. W. B aakb .
The traveling pabilo
should bear in mind that the Logan ,
house is still open to the public,
CHRISTIAN CHuRCH. ‘
Patrona wHl be accommodated with
the best that the market affords for
rreaohing first and third 1^’»^
the table, Board and lodging by
ineadi month,at II •-
l*n,, tEa"*
'v Ehler Sieafoose.
the day or week
ô a- m Prayer meeting Wednesaay
O. R. A N. steamer Modoc runs
30 p. m. Junior
tri-weekly between Portland and
Senior Endeavor « p-m. All welcomes
Dayton, touching at all intermedi­
at tlieeeaervlce».
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ate landings. Leaves Dayton Mon­
ARR.VAL AHD DEPARTURE ÖF
days, Wednesdays and Fridays al 7
a. m. for Portland. Leaves Port­
It is seldom that this virtuous land Tuesdays, Tuesdays and Sat­
7;Ma.m.
community is shocked by an out­ urdays at 7 a. m. for Dayton.
Hita.».
rage of Ite virtue—such a thing
Remember when, going to Salem
e « p •
rarely occurs. This week has been
or
Independence that the 0. C. T.
an exception. Il it reported that a
Co.’s boat Ramona, passes» Weston
woman
living
in
the
suburbs,
whose
Dr. Lewis dentist McMinnville.
going south at 1p.^ jn., Tuesdays,
B. 8. Fay, who ha» bebn at Mc­ husband is absent at this time., was Thursdays and Saturdays. Going
It etill looks‘rainy.’
awakened
by*
some
one
endeavor
­
Notwithstanding the rain hop Minnville tlus summer, taking in­ ing io gain admittance to the house. north it leaves Salem at 7:45 a. m.
The roads were quite muddy on
picking goes on. Th* scarcity of struction in the. photographic nrt The woman ordered the individual and passes WeMon al 10 a. m-,
Saturday.
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handsis a great drawback to the with Mr. Hogue, the artist of that to leave or she would,, shoot him. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri­
—DEALER IN
Starr Bros, commenced picking growete. C. E. Wheeleck on the city, was in Dayton Tuesday.. He The person,who tbs woman aays is a days.
returned
Wednesday
morning.
Mr,
hills north of town, on account of
their hops on Wednesday.
Go to Booth’s bicycle ivefy
exemplary
Fay Informed us that Mr. Hogue -near neighbor, an
Washing machines for 63 50 at scarcity of pickers, is only able to is now in British Columbia, assist­ voung man left, and the woman and repair shop, west of'Hotel
run one of his driers.
the Dayton hardware store.-
ing his son who has been so rushed after he had gone went to a Yamhill; McMinnville, for first
There is a good demand for with work in the photograph line, neighbor and had a woman to re­ class repairing on short notice.
Thos. Booth, formerly of Wes
main with hertba remainder.of the AU Kind of cycle fittings kept in
ton, is on®
tiie bunds on IU® winter wheat now for seed. The that he had to send for his father.
.
night.
v
warehouses at this place have
stock.
One good low Wheel and wide
steamer Gray Eagle.
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When
butter 1» 40 cents a roll,
Moments are useless if tritle«
been finable to fill sll the orders tire farm wagon for sale cheap if
Robinlon 4 Wooster having
for winter wheat, and fanners taken al once. Also W heavy team it would seem as if the rolls should away; amLDwy arc dnngtkously
completed drying peaches for J.
are aecuring it wherever it is pos­ and harneswwill be sold with wagon contain two full pounds instead of wasted if consumed by delay an
P. Dorsey, are now. having a big
a H pound scant that came under cases where One Minute Cougl
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J W. FXON.
sible to do so.
observation of the reporter the oth­ Cure would bring immediate rebel
run-on prunes.
A C om von B ili . ioùs C olic —- er day. Some consume^ keep
£ A. L. Alderman who, seme
R. L. Harris.
r Miss Claudi« Clark has been
Resource, Screven county, Gfi—-1
week* since, had a atroke of pa-
scales; and it i» a pretty good idea.
Picket Wire Fencing with
have been subject to attacks of bib
seriously ill for several days, at
—Valley TrantoripL
iyavy pickets and continuous
1
«r Wv sister, MH- ralysia,d<»es not improve. He is
Franklin the Ksh man will be twisi, of i heavy steel wire, gal- - - -
me.
m
Diorrhea Remedy ii the only sure here again next Friday wit. vanixed, makes the best fence
lie preaching in the <iihing
There will be
ejt Un he hu^ to be as- re|ief when al| olher remedies fail.
on earth, for farms and high-
—G. D. Sharp. For sale by R. L. fresh fish" ~~L L.
ways.
Write to the McMinn­
! the pastor Rev. Hunsaker.. -
My popper is now in running ville Fence works, McMinnville,
Harris.
The
rain
and
wind
has
knock
­
ces will be held both morning and
A. J. Palmer has his fruil evap- order and doing first class work. for descriptive price list.
ed off a great quantity of prunes
^evening All invited.
orator fitted up in shape for evap­ Bring in your grain and get it
If you have ever seen a little
If you want a suit of clothes which, on account of the rains orating fruit. Those having fruit
chopped for 11 per ton.
have
crackqd
open
find
are
unfit
child
In a paroxysm of whooping
nat
they
want
evaporated
will
do
cheap gd to Nichol« A Gabriel, the
1 K
J. W. Exos.
cough, or if you have been annoyed
for drying, and many have rot­ 'ell to give him a call.* He will
Red Front.
No man nr woman can enjoy life by a constant tickling in the throat,
Mrs. Annie Csrter has sold her ted. Those on the trees are ry either on shares or for cash.
you can appreciate the value of One
cracking and will soon spoil.-
D. A. Snyder is still in busi­ or accomplish much in,this world
operty opposite Ed. Hadaway s
Minute Cou,h Cure, which-gives
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harris left ness nt the old stand: In addi- while suffering from a torpid liver. quick. relief. R. L. Harris.----- —
Irvine Dinin.
Thursday morning, via
the Tion to handling applesand fiears De Witts Little Early Ris««»
pills that cleanse that organ quick­
D. M. Dorsev who his been in
Southern Pacific line for Spring- os formerly, lie has accepted the
Eastern Oregon and Idaho during
agency of the Earl Fruit Co., ly. R L. Harris ",
ORDINANCE NO. 49.
the spring and summer, writes bis field, 111. Mr. Harris goes as a
Certainly vou don’t want to suf­
one
of
the
largest
fruit
concerns
delegate-froui
Oregon
to
the
Su
wife that he will return home next
fer with dyspepsia, constipation, An Ordinance to prohibit the running at
pretne lodge of Odd Fellows, in the nation. Call on him and sick headache, sallow skin and loss
large, within the corporote limita of
week.
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which meet in that city the pres­ get particulars.
the city of Dayton, Yamhill county
of
appetite.
You
have
never
tried
Austin Btevqns and Miss Grace
ent month. They expect to be
We have a splendid stock of Hats DeWitt’s Little Early
Oregon, Ocoee, Duck» and Pig».
for
D Woolworth of Davton, w«« "’*'*
The people of the city of Dnyton do
and Caps, direct from the factory, these complaints or you would hav<
ried on September 1, at the M b. gone about one month.
that we are selling at very low been cured. They are small pills ordain as follows;
parsonage, McMinnville,_^by
After an absence from home for
Section, 1. It »hall be unlawful for
prices.
PARRETT & CO ,
sevoral weeks, John.,4Jradl»y_re
D. T. Summerville.
* Dundee, Ore. «
G»e»e, Ducks or Pig» to run at large.
If you have real estate that you
A*D. Hoskins, the harness ma­ turned here on Saturday last. Dur
within the corporate lirait» of said city
To heal the broken and diseased wish to sell, merchandise or other
other
ing
his
absence
he
made
a
tour«
of Dayton, Yamhill oounty, Oregon,
ker at LafayMte, has moved to Mc­
tissues,
to
soothe
the
irritated
sur
­
property that you wish to di«p<*e
Eastern Oregon, and says that
Sec. 1 Any pereon owning or having1
faces, to instantly relieve and tn of, place it in the hand» of the
Minnville with his family.
times there are good and money
in charge any geo»e, duck» or pig» and
permanently cure is the mission of Oregon
Thut the best lumber in the market will be found at
Exchange
Associaliom
Mr. Crosby of Dundee, was a plentiful. He visited his brother
allowing them to run at large, within the
DeWitt
’s
Witch
Hasel
Salve.
R.
business visitor to Dayton on Tues­ Levi and Dr. Swick, who are there
Cell on M. S. Adams, secretary, and
limite of said city of Daytos. Oregoe,
list your properly, or at this office
day. Mr. 0. is selling whips to at present, and says they are do­ L. Harris.
shall be deeaied to have committed,»
Mauts
A
Moore,
general
black
­
dealers, and, perhaps, will carry a ing well in their lines of business
Kun’s at McMinnville, is head­ misdemeanor.
Their figures generally secure the
smiths,
do
all
work
in
their
line.
and enjoying their trip.
first class line of cigars.
quarters for all tropical fruits, con­
See. S. Auy person convicted of vlo-
contract. This is the result of
Repairing
of
all
kind
done
prompt
There will be a ball at_ Nichol’s
fectionery and other good things.
Htionof this ordinance, or any section
Hop pickers in this vicinity, we ly on short notice.
selling lumber at the lowest pricer,
hall Saturday night, Sept, n are informed, are no« receivin|
The best lumber for building pur- thereof, shall be held guilty of a misde­
If
you
have
a
tender
tooth,
or
Good music by Brice a orchestra. from 40 to 45 cents per box. And
I poses is to be found at Jones & meanor, and fined not less than one dol­
a
sensitive gums, consult Dr. Lewi.J
lar or more than Bve dollar»; after trial
A good time. Be sure to attend.
% the vicinity of Wheatland that McMinnville.
_____ __ Adams McMinnville.
*—t held before the City Recorder.
Dnyton now has a duck, geese some growers are paying 50 cents
ec. 4. This ordinance »hall be in
and pig ordinance. Owners of such per box. On account of the rain
oe immediately on and after Ito paee-
Before building call on them and get prices, which ate the lowest
many
pickers
have
returned
to
theix
animals should take noiicoand gov­
> and approval by the Mayor and
homes, on accountof not being able
ern themselves accordingly, in*
mcll of the city of Dayton. Yamhill
ordinance will be seed elsewhere in to pick only at intervals, and it be­
inty. Oregon.
ing wet and disagreeable they were
"Ronning sores, indolent ulcers
this paper.
Approved September fl 18V?
■fruid that they might get sick from
and similar troubles, even though
J. T. WAT8OX,
Mr^ F. Bertram, who nas been exposure. This makes a scarcity
of many year’s standing, may Ie
Mayor
of
the
City
of Dayton, Oregon.
ill several weeks with la grippe of pickers.
cured by using DeWitt’s Witch
_____ ' Hasel Salve. It soothee, strength­
in an aggravated forfn, is recov­
Dr. B. F. Bwick and L. Bradley,
ens and heals It is the great pile
ering from her illness. She is who have been in Eastern Oregon
cure. R. L. Harris.
this
summer
at
work
in
their
pro^
now able to sit up.
foBMons.the former in dentistry and
Fate Willet, and bis mother and
. Il is a fact that you can gel the
the latter in photography, are ex­
beet 25 cent meals at Strong’s res­
aunt who have been living on the pected home this week. We are
taurant, Salem. Also fine confec­
Alvis Gaines place this •o«»««'’ informed that they reaped a rich
returned to Sberidan.^rofa where harvest ih golden ducate during
tionery. *
Www, ÍtaUswM awd Rabbi» .
Recetar.
they moved here, and where they their trip. On bis arrival borne
IN WAREHOUSE CHARGES.
The ‘Bicyclist’s Beat Friend’ is
r»—-ni—s, ", mlk-« I« ■»* ©•«•»"»»•
Mr. Bradley will take charge of Mr.
own property.
riM. »
l••ld. I rtew tew.
u . t
familiar name for DeWitt’s Witch
will store wheat for two cents , H#ie| galve, always ready foremer-
A. E. anti Thos. Hall, with their Hogue’s photo rooms at McMinn-
m
UcWILLEH
WOVta
WIRE RSCfW
bushel; sack and store for four j
While a ap cific for piles,
wives, arovc
drove to
North
wivw,
IV aw
^ swv . \amhi^
- ’
p ville.
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»HV«
—
niNOX
ifatali.
1 , h •l’° instantly relfev« a 11 ci.
d half cents. . I 8tC
-
Suudsv and v^ted friends.
•
,
a large amount
A
»mount of grain that
*****
Is for four cents.
La. Chop
unop wheat
wne»* i . cu|^ bruises, salt iheum. ecxema,
»nd wife returned
.ev_
8’ has been cut is standing in the
oats at 11 per ton, or the usual and all affection« of the skin, it
Thus, and wife on Wednesdays
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E. M. HMÎTH,
field _ unthrashed.
There
II.
.
. .
, never fails. R. L. Harrie.
a
great
deal
of
grain
that
has
Physician
and Singeait»
Furtners see that your wnre-
Every one well knows that I have।
___ a — ~
11t nf the
house receipt» read 2 cents per not .
cut
On aAOAtl
account
of the
ways paid the highest prices for!
.At »our auiv *”
Capitalists would find, by in-1 ofll,w »t nwkten** nn *b*
bushel storage, or
»acks and co||Unue<1 mins. Som«, of he
•in, now is it not
duty to
«bo’ your
taUrtlW
1» v«tig.lmgl.ere, U>>< it wiliw;SSTcM-nk.
storage, tl means dollars “nd i farmera beg:» to feel blueut
itronixe the one '* ‘
the red front daytcn
Iloe.ubli.li« bang m Itayton
p,ea.nl outlook, others take it
own interest.
J.
W.
E
xom
.
cents with you.
We mean a bans, not a broker ,
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I P!^.|,iCaHy,and are starting
Yours Respect
office. Come and see.
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M m .Lx ma Score,
Ma». Emi v C. I amm , C ot
VA-
taUght 1X60.
Mrs. Wm. Miller bf Salem, and
Mrs. Versteeg of jjopewell were
sisters to Mr. Btoutenberg.
De­
ceased by bis upright and fair deal­
ing in his business transactions
with his fellowmen, commanded
the respect of all, and secured him
many friends, whoshmpathixe with
bis bereaved wife and family to
their sorrow.
A rlrlVAflA
^00X688,
“■ STSTF.RR nF THE HOLY NAMES.
Take Notice.
- All kind of hardware and builders
material at the DAYTON HARD­
WARE STORE, and everything
usually kept in a hardware store, at
bottom prices.
. <
WHEELOCK
WAGONS,
FARM
BUGGIES, PLOWS,
HARROWS,
MACHINERY.
Agent for the Canton Disk Bar-
row and Canton Red Bird Gang
—w™.
Plow.
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Call ana see
HODSON’S HABD\v »»
McMinnville, Or
Cut Down In Price:
Champion^Mower anf
BINDER.
All other Goods in stock cheap for
: JONES & ADAMS, McMinnville,
n«y kav« tall Iiia« «f
Palate Oil« * BaiKei^
Katiinr«)
WHY
GO TO KLONDIKE?
When you can save money
Atteatis» Farsiersl
by w^^0D8
JUT
RATES!
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &
groceries , etc .
Tn fact everything in our line.
Yours to please,
r ’
NICHOLS & GABRIEL,
,
COLLEGE.
•When in S.l.m «k«
Strong’s restaurant.
25, cent meals in the city-
Win. Knn, the confection«
baler of McMinnville,
times a slock of almost «frorJ
Vi tropical fruit.
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„ur l>»l»X
J
MoMINNVIIXJE, OB,
fall wheat Catak«»« givi“! Ml information, »endIt°gQApDy AN, Prestdewt.
;
WAfITEDAMIDEA
When in McMinnville call at
the Fence Works and see how