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VOL. XIV
lodge directory .
OF THE W.
floe Harris about your Christmas con- I
fectionery.
anon about
lived near that city,
h s father w
•nd who was sitibusly JR, returned
ihilne on Tuesday. "'Hia father.
I J B Parrish, familiarly known as
i ‘Uncle Jesse,’ died at hia home near
Sodaville. Linn county, Friday,
»November 25th
He was born in
ud ' West Virginia, March 28, 1818; go
ing from there to Ohio, where he
was married to Miss Celia Thor-
lough in 1840 Crossed the plarhs
to Qi-egon in '54, living near Albany
until 25 years ago, when he moved
uu his farm near Sodaville. He
leaves a wife nnd «even children
and numerous friends to mourn his
E. Edwards of Newberg, was
OLI) HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200- in Dayton on business Thursday.;
p*ytoti, ''Oregon—meet the 2d and 4th
Good Oil Cloth 15 cents per .
Honday of every month, in Woodman
yard, while it lasts. Matthew's
variety Store.
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10 per cent reduction on nil our Child’s Suita.
It has beeu rumored that a
Harmony Lodge No. 28, Ancient Order
A lot of asst. Men’s Suits, formerly sold at $5, $G, $6 50
of Unite«! workmen, meets every Satur­ double wedding took place here *
day night in A. O. U. W. hail,- Dayton,
Visiting brethern cordially re- on Sunday, but we have been un­ •7.50; to close out the; lot 14.80 per suit
able to get Xnj particulars if
C*,V‘i4
J. E. MELLINGER, M. W.
Big reduction on qtll our extra Pants.
such was the case.
* W m . PAXSON, Rec. ___
100 Men’s and Boy’s D uck Coats, J.
Christmas eve tbe M. E. Sunday
D. OF H. A. O. U. W.
school will havb a Christmas tree
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Unitv Lodge No. 17, Degree of Honor, and a well prepared program. All ♦ 1 50, to close out the lot at 00c each.
meets every Tueadav night in the A. O. friends of the school are invited to
Our whole stock of Millinery at coal.
U. W. hall, Dayton,-Or. Vlalting mem-
attend and bring presents to be
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ber« always welcome.
All our Ladies' ready made Skirls, and Ladies’ tailor made Suits
placed on the tree.
MISS GRACE HADAWAY,
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Chief of Honor.
E vangelical —Quarterly meet- at 20 per cent reduction. '
MRS-CYNTHA HADAWAY.Rec.
J.
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ring next Saturday at Unionvale al
2 o’clock p. m. Preaching in the
20 per pent discount on all our rugs. Just the t.iing for a Christ*
UNITED ARTISANS
Security Aaaembly No. 1», meet in reg­ evening at 7 o’clock; also preach*
mas gift. Big reduction iu some lines of Dress Goods.
I
ular session every Monday evening in
A O. U. W. hall, at 7 ;80 p in. Visiting
at
the
above
named
place.
members invited A publ'e social every
Appropriate Christmas Gifts, suitable for everybody, can be found
aecond Mopday in each month.
The general offices of the Cor­
vallis & Eastern R. R.C.O. hav­ at our large store; such as fine Clothing, Dress Goods, Fancy
CHRlbTIAN
CHURCH.
Preaching flrat and third Lord’« Day
in each month.at 11*. m. andSp- m.,
by Elder 8icafoooa, Kunday-achool at
W a
• Prayer meeting Wednesday
at7:30 v.
Junior Endeavor 3p. m.
Senior'Enu vor'p-m. All welcomed
aC'—eeaervicx
ARRIVAL
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DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1898
and DEPARTURE OF
MAILS
nao a. ».
4:60 p. ar
6:66 p. ».
Your teeth largely determines
the condition of your health. Con-
salt Dr. Lewis, Minnville.
Eggs 25 cents per dozen.
Wheat is quoted at 50 cents per
bushel.
— Butter 80 cents for 2 pound
rolls.
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Fine meals at tbe Day ton Mar­
ket. The very beet to be found.
Born.—To Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Robinson, Monday, November 28,
twin girls.
Born —Monday, December 5, to
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenson, a girl.
Sabscriptioue for any magazine or pe-
iMcai published, received at Harrie'
store.
H. D. Ponnsy, formerly of Dayton
bbl now a resident of Portland, has
been here several days this week on
business, and visiting old friends.
Nathan Bradley, who has been
quite ill is again at his place in the
livery stable.
„New goods suitable for Christ­
mas presents just received at
Matthew’s variety store.
M. G. Stonebriuk will have a
lot of Christmas goods at his
jewelry store. See them before
buying presents.
A. E. Nichols of Philomath
is here on a visit.
,C. E. Lewis, who has been at
Work in the mines at Baker City,
was here last week visiting bis aunt,
Mrs. R. Earl. He left here on Sat­
urday for Siuslaw, where his home
At the last business meeting of
Epworth League, 10 new members
were taken in and the following offi­
cers were elected .for the ensuing
rear* commencing January 1st:
President, J W. Exon; 1st vice-
president, Adria Phelps; 2d vice
president Mrs John Bradley^; 3d
vice-president, Si bei I* Yoe; 4th
vice president,
Etuily
Nichole;
ing been moved to Albany, it is Goods. New slock of Capes and Jackets, fine Shoew^hprge asst, of treasurer, Clara Shelton; secretary,
Mrs J \V. Exon; organist,. Ruble
the request of Manager Edwin
Blanke,
Mackintoshes,
and
hundreds
of
other
good
things
at
way
Crandall.
Stone that all communiaations
in future, be addressed to him at down prices
Albany.
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A pleasant surprise was given the
newly married cuOple. Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Hanville, at the house of
the bride,'by their friends and
neighbors last Monday evening.
All of whom seemed to enjoy them-
selves.
Yamhill lodge No ¡J
O. F
mod'
of this city, are having a
ern stylé front put in the lower sto­
ry of their building and making
other necessary improvements there­
to The lower part of the building
will be occupied by R L Harris,
who will remove hie stock of drugs
from the room now occupied by
him to the one now being fitted up,
about the first of the year. ’
There will be an entertain-
ineut at Nichol’s hall, Friday
evening. December 18th, fur «re
benefit of the Dayton schools.
It will be under the management
of Prof. A. P. Morse. .»There will
be a side-splitting farce. Thirty
minutes for refreshments; fol­
lowed by a social.
Admission
15 cents; children 10 cents; re­
served seats 25 cents.
G. B Abdill ndw h’as the right
thing in the way of lighting resi­
dences and business houses
We
refer to hi« Actylene plant which
he now has in operation at hie resi­
dence. He invited the editor to
take« look-al-lhe light-and plant
on Tuesday evening.
much pleased wfth the light, and
believe it to be the light for use in
residences and elsewhere. It is a
soft white light, and does not hurt
the eye. Mr. Abdill has his resi­
dence now lighted up in city style.
Mrs. R. Earl and her son Hugh
Sari, last week went to Sweet Home,
uinn county, to see Mrs. Earl’s
mother, Mrs Elizabeth Riggs Lewis,
who was seriously ill, and who has
since died. Mrs. Riggs was one of
the old Oregon pioneers. She was
born in Missouri, December 22d,
Stewart
1818, was married
1844, and crossed the
Lewie
plains in 1846 She was the mother
of nine children seven of whom
five sone and two daughters, sur­
vive her with about sixty grand and
great gradchildren. Deceased died
atRerbome near Foster, Or., No­
vember 24. Mrs. Earl and son 1
have not returned Rome yet.
THE CHICAGO STORE
Our Seven Days Special Sale meeting
with great success. Remember,
Saturday Night, Dec. 10th,
it closes.
day.
New items added to the list each
can’t afford to intss this—the golden
opportunity of the season—more genuine
Bargains than
we have
ever given ou<
patrons, more value.
Our store will be decked with Holiday attire.
Yours Truly
Don’t spend your money Tor useless gifta
We can show you
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McMinnville,
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Just received a new lot of Overcoats?
For Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Sweet­
See those beautiful album« at Harris'.
There was a full meeting of
the old and new city council on
Monday evening last, and con­
siderable business was transact­
ed. 8. R. Baxter, occupied tire
chair, at tbe opening session-, on
behalf of Mayor Watson, who is
quite sick . The several officers
mode their annual reports, and
according to the recorder’s re­
port theiCity is now over $100 in
debt. After the old council had
adjourned the new council took
their seats with Mayor Harris in
the chair. The mayor in his
address made some good sugges­
tions, which if followed out will
benefit the town. The members
of the new council are: R. L.
Harris, mayor; J. W. Fishburn
recorder; I. Nichols, 8. R. Bax­
ter, Thoe. Hull, W. H. Gilling
ham, Bird Parish, aldermen; I.
heart or friend, that will he acceptable as
When Stephen Crane wrote ‘The
Red Badge of Courage' he had nev
er beey in a field oLbattle and
knew nothing of military affairs.
His work excited great admiration.
But Inter on he went to Cnb.i and
was in the fron’t at San Juan Hill,
andin the December Cosmopolitan
We have «nother story, ihis time
from a real field of buttle, entitled
‘The Woof of Thin Red Threads.’ It
will bo interesting for those who are
familiar with bis previous,work to
compnre the Jwn—the imaginary
and the real. Apropos of the name
Cosmopolitan it is rather curious
to note that the December issue ot
that magazine contains one article
having to do with S^ain, another
with India, another with Jnpnn,
another with Cuba, another with Ja
mica, another with England, anoth
er;with Rome and still another
with France. This is a pretty wide
rangé.
N. E. Kegge, of McMinnville,
E. Fenton, trea«urer;A.P. Morse, as reported by the Salem States­
marshal.
Dr. Evelyn of San Francisco h'««
been experimenting with nlcohol-
ited subjects, and now nn no owe 8
that he has a new and sure cure for
inebriety — namely,
inoculation
He claims to have ndminrstered,
with success, a preparation made
from the blood of n horse which
had been fed upqn alcohol until it
had become a confirmed drunknrd.
The human race, he says, can be­
come alcohol proof by arming chil­
dren against intemperance, as they
are now armed against smallpox.
man, created quite a disturbance
at the hotel Willamette, one
night this week. Having been
on a spree until he had delirain
ravings
tremens, in Kis
aroused those in the hotel, and
in his fright jumped out of an
upper story window, but without
injury. He was afterwards taken
to the hospital.
well as useful.
Groping in the Dark
Th« above is not your position when
buying anything of me. There is no
doubt, nor guess work about it. You
know exactly what you are getting, and
the quality, whether a 10c pin or a
S5 00 watch.
My Holiday display of £°l<i ’I”! silver
goods is the finest ever shown in Mc­
Minnville. I have all kinds you will ad­
mire. at prices you will regard with
¿avor.’
It has never t>een my privilege to offer
a more heautful und pleasing line of
CHICAGO STORE
HOLIDAY OPENING!
SATURDAY DEC. 3d, at
HARRIS’ b DRUG STORE
Beautiful and attractive Christ­
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds Sil­ mas Goods at popular prices. Please
verware, Cut Glass, Jewelry,
call and bring the children.
Novelties, etc.
I am proud of iny «trek nnd pleased
to show It. When tn McMInuvflle step in
mid see.
If you want to expend only a small
sum, don't think I eau't satisfy you. I
have selected my stock with a view to
satiAy the want« of the small as well
us the Igrge buyer.
‘ I nni goiug to give away a handsome
$25.00 Diamond Ring tosome lucky pur­
chaser.
For particulars see show
window.
W. F. DIELSHNEIDER,
McMinnville’« Reliable Jeweler.
ville. They have full and complete
line of general merchandise, which
they are disposing of at popular
prices.
B vy P resents for C hristmas —
See thnt beautiful and durable
Brazilian Silverware tjiat
’Jttb and newspaper outfit, eon
Jennie Boyce is now canvassma
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Christmas ••»‘ii’K of 10x15 old style Gor
before
purchasing
your
R eport of D ayto . n P rairie —
‘i. Now is the time to ee-1 Hon, Washington hand press, /
The following pupils have neither presents.
Fine cutlery, suitable for Christ­
useful
presents and something col., with necessary body type for
mas presents, O. O Hodson’s, Mc­
tardy nor absent during the month cure
6 col. paper. Plenty of job type
nice.
beginning November 7 and end­
Minnville.
If you want a nice cake for tor commercial work. All on
ing December 2: let,Grade—Fran­
Strong s is one of the oldest
cis Baxter Lavina Baxter, Vaesel Christmas, or confectionery of he point system. The above for
restaurants in Salem. It is a
Goodrich, Katie Ross. 2d Grade-^- any kind, call at II. Oliver’s t e sale at a bargain. Adrress:
good place to taxe meala when
H. D. PONNAY,
Ray Baxtrr, Flora Ros».
4th McMiqnville confectioner and
in that city.
Grade—Alick jioss, Charlie Free­ baker. Caxe and bread made to
588 5th St., Portland, Ore.
man, Winnie Vereleeg, Donald order.
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
b E a T tiful SEA SHELLS.
Stretch.
5th Grade—Lloyd Good­
On
Monday
evening
J.
B
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be
The
Grange
and
Farmers
store
depended upon and is pleasant and Riley received word from Ore­ rich, Agnes Goodrich, Annie Rose, at McMinnville, is daily alive
Every one admires them. Since
coming to Florida I have received
safe to lake. Sold by R L Harrie, gon City that Mr. Geo. Strickler Ray Stretch, Fally Rasmussen,
Wesley Morgareidge, Lucy Free with people purchasing supplies numerous inquires for ¿bA shells,
If you have a pump that needs was dead, and that the remains
man.
7th Grade—Lottie Rose, of general merchandise, of which and now I am prepared to answer
repairs call on G. B. Abdill, he will would be brought to this city o
Orr Goodrich. Fred Freeman. 9th there is a large and well selected yes. I can send you shells, for I
repair it in good shape.
the steamer Modoc Tuesday for Grade—Nina Baxter, Ella Baxter,
stock.
have made quite a collection of
The boat arrived here Rhoda Ross.
Buy clothing at Nichols A buria
lovely shells, both from our own
You
can
get
a
first
class
shoe
at
at 2 p. m. that day With the body
Gabriel’s, Dayton.
O. R. A N. steamer Modoc rune Nichols A Gabriel's, or pair of over­ coast, the coral reef», and some
accompanied by a number of tri-weekly between Portland and
alls, pants, hat, cap, over or under­ beautiful ones from the West India
Fresh soda cracxers, nuts and
relativesand friends of decased. Dayton, touching at all intermedi­ shirt, or dry goods cheap,for cash Islands. I will mail a dozen or
candies at Mrs. Carter’s notion
They were conveyed to the hotel, ate landings. Leaves Dayton Mon­
Glass paints, oils, and everything more different kinds, no two alike,
t tore.
and from thence to the cemetery, days Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 for building purposes at Jones A to any one who sends a stamp for
The besl quality of millinery, followed by relatives and a num­ a. m. for Portland. Leaves Port­
for postage.
Adams.
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and low prices for the aame, at Mrs. ber of citizens. In the early land Tuesdays, Tursdays and Sat­
Mas F. A. W ahnek .
Take a look at that beautiful
Jacksonville, Fla.
urdays
at
7
a.
m.
for
Dayton.
Louisa Baxter’s.
history of Dayton Mr. Strickler
China ware at Mrs. Carter’a notion
New and second hand furniture kept the. hotel in this place, at
at
Y
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tion
farmers .
A. J. Rossiter, M. D. ph|’si-l store.
of every description at tbesecond which time his wife died and cian and surgeon, will attend all!
Please return my sack«. I can
hand store; McMinnville.
was buried in the cemetery here calls night or day, in town or
Cnn you du use them/ now and need them.
F. W. Spencer, McMinnville, •nd it was his request to be laid country. 'Residence and office'
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J. W. EXON.
better thau to
keeps a line of farm implements.
corner Second and Alder streets, ■
by her side.
— take THE
If you want bargains in that line
Day ton, Oregon.
OVERLAND
give him a call.
We are informed that there is
for 1899? Here
W
ill S kll .—A good milk cow,
For fine job printing of every de­ only about $1,400 lacking to
are
ONE
part
Jersey,
gives
a
large
quantity
scription, call on or write Frank start a bank here.
Surely this
T HQUBAND
of
rich
milk,
easy
to
milk.
In
her
Conover, Job Printer, Salem, Or.
small sum can and will be made prime. If sold soon will be dis­ PAGES of the fresh, strong work of
Address
JOHN
BERRETH
Mrs. Robert Morse-is local agent ’ up by capilalistsof this city and posed of at a reasonable price.- In­ the men and women of the West, Fulton, Oregon . Is now in Day­
• for Vitae Ore medicine. Mas. 8. M. vicinty, rather than, let the en­ quire al thia office.
writers who have lived the life of ton, and will remain several days
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terprise prove a failure. The cap-
Cure that, cough with Shiloh’s which they write, and seen and felt
Horse shoeing done on short no­ ’ italists of Dayton and vicinity cure
The best Cough Cure. Re- the things they describe, and FIX E
tice by Mauts A Moore.
have encourrged the enterprise heves oroup promptly. One mil­ HUNDRED PICTURES the work
of the moat talented artiste of a re­
Catarrah Cured. A clear heat thus far, by speakihg encourag­ lion bottles «old last year. 40 do­
gion that has produced mAny «Uch,
and sweet breath secured with Shi­ ingly of it' and taking stock. ses for 25 cts. Sold by R. L.
and is producing them all the time.
loh’s Catarrh Remedy; sold on a ‘ We know that there it plenty of Harris.
ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR
Ev­
„guarantee.
Nasal injector free. idle capital in this vicinity that
Shiloh’s Consumption Cure cures
ery dime you spend for the maga­
Sold by R. L. Harris.
could profitably be invested by where others fail. It is the leading zine, and every copy that you read
Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh’s Vital- taking stock in a bank here, and Cough Cure, and no home should or send to a friend is helping The
iter immediately relieves sour after dne consideration by the be without it. Pleasant to take and Overland in its great mission set
goes right to the spot Sold by R be'ore it in 1868. when Bret Harte
stomach, coming up of food dis­
holders we also believe that rath­
L. Harris.
tress. and is the great kidney and
Iave it its motto: ‘Devoted to the
er than see the renterpise fail
Stop that cough 1 Take warning. development of the Country.’
liver remedy. Sold by R. L. Harris.
they Will UKe stock. And we Il may lead to consumption. A
While in McMinnville, and'
Ever brought to Dayton.,»
further believe that now as there 25c. bottle ot Shiloh’s Cure may
F or ’S als .—8 acres of land,
I. E Fenton is again in t|m
you want furniture, call on Esty. has been an interest awakened in save your life.
The Grange A Farmer store at
Bold by R L. house barn and other improve­
Watch for Xmas Gift. McMinnville, carry a large slock of furniture busiitoss. Hr wilUil
He has lx»th new and petoyd the citizens of Dayton, in a bank
Harris.
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ments; 1 acre in bearing fruit
hand furniture for sale.
general merchandise, which i8 b - you out with any article in th >
and seeing the benefits it would
N otick —All arsons knowing trees; in Fletcher's addition to
furniture line.
ing sold at liberal prices.
Ladies, Take the Best. If you' be to the city and vicinity, that themselves indebted lo L. Wambe-
For fine cutlery go to F. W
Davton. Price, $900.
are troubled with constipation, sal- 1 in some manner they will carry gan, of ibe Dayton Market, are re­
Spencel’s, McMinnville.
G. C. G oodrich ,
low ikin, and a tired feeling, take
quested to call al the Markel am)
the
matter
through
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succew-
Mixed paints at Junes A Adame.
•North
Yamhill,
Of.
Karl’s Clover Tea, it is pleasant to!
wltle, dhd much oblige.
MACKINTOSHES
~ Blankets, and
XMAS GOODS
CHEAP
Fresh Cows Wanted
NICHOLSSGABRIEL
Will have the
UKKT MUMMT
XMASG OODS