Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, December 16, 1898, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text•y 1 DATTOJT HSRALD; m H xbald ÇublUMng • J yMr ad’*bce ; $1.25 if paid before 6 months ; $1 60 if noi paid before 6 mo«.; $2 at expiration of yw. -No deyiatfop/rom this. GET PRINTED: Cards, Posters. Circulars Letter and Bill Heads, etc DAYTON HERALD Office. VOL. XIV DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16. Ï893 LODGE DIRECTORY, LJL. *▼ NO. 27 - ■ ■■ Bee Harris about your Christmas con- rveuoberj. A _j- SUMMARY OF r• _ 1 *$trs*Kht Hud narrow is the way, r j but crooked and narrow is the ditch \ j lately made along the Lafayette road, from Ed. Hadawny’s to Mrs. Dayton, Oregon—meet the 2d and 4th The shortest day of the year will Monday of every month, in Woodman 1 DeForde’a, If the water ever finds .hall. _ ______________ be next Tuesday. ' its way to terminus along the tortu ous route it will be a surprise I Buv Xm*» candy and nuisofi , a . o. u. w. 10 per cent reduction On all our Child’s Suit«, ’ w This ditch we are informed, wns Harmony Lodge No. 28, Ancient Order Nichols A Gabriel. made by men usod to doing railroad of United Workmen, meetaeverv Satur A lot of asst. Men’s Suits, formerly sold at $5, day night in A. O. U. W. hail, llayton. Nut« and confectionery for $6, IB.50 and work, arid was overseen by a reputed Or. Visiting brethern cordially re- Christmas at C. W. Powell’«. experienced road maker Lord de- $7.50; to close out the Lot $4.80 per suit.', ’ iwive«!.. liver us. r • J- E MELLINGER, M. W. A series of revival meetings is Big reduction on all ouT'eitra Pants. W m . PAXSON, Rec. . • .Work 1s still underway at the being he|d at Unionvale, by Rev. - •------------ - ■ -. j. - J ariihill locks. A number of teams Wood pastor of the -Evangelical 100 Men’s and Boy’s D uck Coats, formerly sold D. OF K. A. O, U. W. at 11.25 and and men with scrapers are at work church. Unity Lodge No. 17, Degree of Honor, $1 50, toctose out the lot nt 90ceach. scraping off the high bank and fill meets every Tuesday night in tbe A. O. Preaching in the Dayton Evan ing in with the dirt between the U. W. ball, Day top, Or. Visiting metn- gelical shurch neat Sunday at 11 Our whole stock of Millinery at cost. bank and the outer wail. The _____tiers alwnvs weh ome. a m. At Pleasantdale at 7 p. m. MISS grace hadaway , work that has bsen done—especial All our Ladies ’ ready made Skirts, and Ladies ’ tailor made Suits Chief of Honor, ly the concrete walls look well. Stonebrink, the Dayton jeweler, MRS. CYNTHA HADAWAY, Sec. has a beautiful line of goods for nt 20 par cent reduction. Dr. B. F. Swick returned home dNITE^D ARTISANS theholidjFa. on Saturday from Eastern Oregon, 20 per cent discount on all our rugs. Just theTnng for a Christ- where Security Assembly No. 16, meet in reg he has been following hie pro-1 >W. R. Helvie is hauling lumber, D . — - ular session every Monday evening in fession —dentistry. He reports Big reduction in some lines of Dress Goods. A. O. U. W. hall, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting from Nelson’s mill, fora new house ,na8 business brieK, and times lively in members invited A public social every to be put up soon in Fletcher’s ad- • Annr inrinU Ph-i.ir«—/lift li / . . second Monday iu each month. dition. I APPr,)Prlut« Christmas Gifts, suitable for everybody, can be found that part of the state. _a 1' ' » - - t ' Mrs. Mary Cauaday of Porl-|St °Ur ,ar^° 8tore’ 80ch as «ne Clothing, Dress Goods, Fancy CHRISTIAN CHURCH. w. OF THE W. Roads in fine condition. - OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200— dusty. Getting . B ¡'reaching first and third Lord’a Day ineach month,at 11 a. m. andSp. m., by Elder Sicafooee. Sunday-school st IU u. . Prayer meeting Wednesday at7:30 Junior Endeavor 3 p. m. Senior Knu -vor 7 p.m. AU welcomed at “-“»eservic» • ARRIVAL AND ' Leaves Dayton. 7:10 a.m. 8:90 a. m. 1;45 p. m. «.-06 p. m. land, who has been here vis- itingwith Mrs. C. W. JPowell, re- turned home Monday on the steam- er Modoc. * _______ ■„ __ down prices. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crabtree, of Portland, Sunday, DEPARTURE OF Dec. II, a girl./ Mr. and Mra. | MAILS__________ Crabtree a short time ago moved Arrives. from Dayton to Portland. 7:56 ». nT 1110». m. 4:80 p. m. 0:M p. m. Take a look at those beautiful and - treeful Christmas goods at Nichofe A Gabriel’s, and then pur.- chase some of them for presents. r Goods. I New ’ stock of Capes and Jaokets, fine Shoes, large asst, of V; ; ~—¿i Blanke, Mackintoshes, and hundreds of other good things at way , a Yours Truly, Christmas Trading Hasi Commenced.« We have the Finest Asssortment of Staple Goods in the city. a w-a» _ ■ ■ _n___ AbeXtafy'fre^ Come and see them I A ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS FOR N A G . ichols abhiej I The Dayton Evaporating Co which has heen evaporating pota toes for a sho.-t time, shut down on Saturday for a time. R. JACOBSON. & CO., McMinnville, Or.. P. S. THE CHIC AGO STORE, t . ' i ♦ * Men, J^Vomen and Children 1 Silk Mufflers, Silk Hdkfs, Hats, Caps, Sweaters, Fine Silk Umbrel- las, Ladies Stock Ties, Men’s Silk Ties, Fine Linen Hdkf’s, Dress Godds^ Stationery, Jeweiery, and hundreds of other pretty and use ful articles too numerous to men- tion. CHICAGO STORE. » Just received a new lot of Overcoafe. Your teeth largely determines L. Wambsgans is one{of the for the condition of your health. Con tunate indiyidunla. He has «ev sult Dr. Lewis, Minnville. Finest and largest line of perfumery eral hundred bushels of fine apples Electa Chapter No. 29, Order ol stored away for future use and sale. ever shown in Day ton, at Harris’. Eggs 25 cents per dozen. ~ the’Eastern Star, held their annual The following are the . names of Wheat is quoted at 50 cent« per Joseph Mann, formerly a resident the officers and those who now have election Tuesday evening, December 13th, 1898, and the following officers bushel. of but residing n ,i Dayton, . . now A — -—e. in charge of the steamer Ruth run were elected: Wm. E. Robertson, k”j ,n- Paït°n. M?nday ning between Portland and Corval- Worthy Matron; J. S. Morin, Wor Butter 30 cents for 2 pound kl- shaking hands with old-friends rolls. lie: Mile« Bell, captain; Clyde thy Patron; Mrs. M. E Lewis, As A barrel of fine mixed enndy for Chrlat- Road Supervisor John Bradley, Baabe, pilot; David Caufleld, 1st sociate Matron; J. B. Mellott, inas, just received at Hatria'. ins been repairing and putting in office*'; William Marshall, chief Treasurer; W. I. H Tucker. Secre p. S. Just received 1000 Men’s Si(k Puff Tics, latest styles new culverts on the Dayton and J engineer; John Mathers, asst, en- tary; Mrs. J. F. Allison, Cbnduc A series of revival meetings was and designs; prices 50, 65, 75c and $1.00. Also 500 pair Meq’s commerced at the Christian church McMinnville, and Dayton and Sa" « gineer; William Eshenbaugh pur toress; Mrs. A J Rossiler, Associ leiq loads. ser; Clarence Turner, Stewart; ate Conductoress. .-Trustees:—B on Thursday evening. The above is not your position when Frank Ford, watchman. Captain F. LeweiS, Duncan Ross, J. F: buying anything of me. There is no fancy Leather and Velvet Slippers, at 75 cents a pair. Dr. A. J. Rossiter and wife vis That China ware at Mrs. Carter’s ited Dr. Rossiter and wife ol Bell and Purser Eshenbaugh being Allison. doubt, nor guess work about It. You staid and alert, keep a good watch will make a nice Christmas gift. Newberg, on Saturday and Sunday over their craft, and their younger Tbit insect powder kept by C. know exactly what you are gelting, and Finest toilet soaps and perfumes,, Dr. A. J. having been called to fellow-employees, who enjoy a good W. Powell, will exterminate bugs the-quality, whether a 10c pin ora $500 watch. at C. W. Powell’«. Suitable for that city to attend a former patient. joke at each others expense occa of all kind. My Holiday display of gold and silver Christmas presents. Remember that there will be a sionally, and when led by Chaplain Mr. Teeters and family leave goods is the finest ever shown In .Me- C. A. Overbaugb, traveling Christmas tree at the Christian Marshall and DeacAn Caufield, here Sunday for Coquille City, Minnville. I have nil kinds you will ad freight agent of the O. R. A N. Co. church on Saturday eve 24. Ev make things lively on board. All Southern Oregon-,.where they will mire, at prices you. will regard with erybody ia invited to be . present, . an< endeavor to make passengers feel at make their future home. Mf.'Tee-* t vor. was hereon business Tuesday. . 1 * ke presente presents to to be be placed pieced on on the the homa on thoir boat. an -1 . . . bike tare and sons. Metvlnaud Wm.iwilj Ii;has newr been my privilege to offer IhrdJara M. Davidson last week, tree. ■ go to mining along with other sons 7 .In ojder Io make room for large shipmentriff good to arrive . moveuTkom here to Newberg, and There will be an entertain of Mr. Teeters, who own mines a monr-*enutful and pleasing line of Miss. Annie Long is now attend ment at Nichol’s hall, Friday in January, we offer the following special bargains for 30 da VS has opened an office there, in old \Vatches, Clocks, Diamonds Sil- near Coquille. ing business college at Portland. town. A large line of Children’s Siwes, - 19c to $1 • ■ evening. December 16th, for the verwAre,)Cut Glass, Jewelry, This makes three young^ people Beginnning January 10th and , “ Ladies’ Shoes - 60c to $2 c Preaching Sabbath morning and from Day ton who are in attendance benefit of the Dayton schools. closing February 4th, a Midwinter Novelties, etc. “ Boys’Shoes, - 90c to $1.75 • night by J. Glen. Revival quar in commercial school at the me- It will be under the management Course of Popular Lectures on I am proud of iffy strelt and plensed " Men ’ s Shoes, - $1 to $2 ’• terly meeting from Friday night olis. of Prof. A. P. Morse. There will Practical Subjects will be given at to show it. When in McMinnville step io The shoes are all new and latest styles... They are broker, over Sabbath by Dist. Elder Cline. be a side-splitting farce. Thirty the Agricultural college. Corvallis and see. J. W. Exon, Thos. Hall, Louis lines, and we offer them at these prices in order to close them out) The W. C. T U. will have a , Wambsgans and Chas. Scott has minutes for refreshments; fol The course will be free to all If you want to expend only a small Men’s Rubbers in all toes, Moerfeockets; — • 55c " Board and lodging, $2 50 per week. lowed py a social. Admission mother’s meeting at the house of purchased A. H. Robinson’s fruit sum, don’t think I eant satisfy you. I Men ’ s Duck Coats, rubber lined,; - $1. ~r- our * president, Miss Delia Baxter, evaporator. They will hereafter 15 cents; children 10 cents; r-o No other expense noceesary. _ If in have selected injstock with a view to ^Hcn ’ s Duck Coals, wool line d, » - 80e terested write for circulars. on Friday Dec. 23rd. Mother’s operate the evaporator under the served «eats 25 cents. satisfy the* Wants of the small as well 100 Men ’ s Suits, ~ $1 50 to $8. especially invited. Emily C Lu mm, name of the Pacific 'Evaporating See jewelry and other nice gcodt ns the large buyer. We would respectfully request all 210 Boys Suits, - - Cor. Sec. 50c to $3.25 I am going to give away a handsome suitable for a Christmas present a' Company. persons indebted to us to call and 175 Young Men’s Suits, - $3 to $11 Stonebrink’s. j' * - $25.00 Diamond "lllng to some lucky pur W. Ri Helvie and family will ,,, Christmas eve the M. E. Sunday settle their accounts by the 1st of 120 ¡»uirs Men ’ s Pants from - chaser. For particulars see show 75c to $2.25 occupy the Teeters property lor a echool^will have a Christmas tree Jauary. N ichols A G abriel , - Best quality of dressed lumber window. The above lines of Clothing we offer short ti me. _ and a well prepared program. All at Jones & A^ams, McMinnville. On account of the prolonged W F. DIELSHNEIDER, Books, well bound in cloth, 25 friends of the school are invited to illness of his wife, Mr. Matthews Also «11 other buildvrs.niaterial. McMinnville’s Reliable Jeweler. attend and bring presents to be cents at Harris’. B uy P resents for C hristmas .— ' has decided to close out his en placed on the tree. See that beautiful and durable I Iroin regular prices. In order to get siz/a call early, -wi tire stock of goods at cost aud Wm. and Dan Abdill are getting -CHRISTMAS IS COMING, Brazilian Silverware that Mrs. I Seevices at the Christian church return home, out hard wood iogs on the Willam ll) addition to the above special prices we can give you tho Jennie Boyce is now canvassing for and also a big lot of ette river just below Lincoln, for next Sunday as follows; Morning, lowest prices ever offered in Dry Goods, Men’s Furnishing Goods * Dr. Lowe, the weil known op before purchasing your Christmas Hebrews U.-38, “Of Whom the the Mission sawmill. world wa« not worthy.” Evening, tician, will bö in McMinnville presents. Now is the lime to se J. W. Armstrong had his hanc “Peculiartie« of the Disciples of until January 1st. fye sure to cure useful presents and-something badly mashed last week, in the ele Cbrisk” . All inviM<| to these servi fee him if you need glasses. pice. vator at the DayUJn Evaporating ces. If you want a nice cake for Company's evaporator. A. H. Robinson having sold his CHAS,«P. NELSON, Manager. Christinas, or confectionery of And other Good Things for-Glirist W. F. Yeo an<J wife went to Lau evaporating plant, has accepted a 1 mas at Strong s is one of the oldest rence, Marion county, last week to position in Portland. He went any kind, call at H. Oliver’s t e restaurants in Salem. -It is a visit their son. Fred Yeo and wife. down to that city on Thursday. McMinnville confectioner and, good place to taKe meala when They returned on Monday accom A. DETMERING baker; CaKeand bread made to C. W. Powell has a nice lot of order. 1 4 7.1 — » *^77 4 ’ panied by their son Samuel. Mr. in that city. Yeo says that they had a pleasant confectionery; and other articles You can get a first class shoe at Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and visit, but that the roads were in a suitable for Christmas presents. Nichola A Gabriel's, or pair of over Diarrhoea Remedy can always be miserable plight. O. R A N. steamer Modoc runs alls, pants, hat, cap, over or under depended upon and is pleasant and ri-weekly between Portland and shirt, or dry goods cheap for cash Job and newspaper outfit, con B J. Parrish has bought the safe to take. Sold by R L. Harris, Until you-inspect the lino of Books Albums, Book Jayton, touching at all intermedi-, sisting of 10x15 old stylo Gor house and lot in Lippincott addi Glass paints, oils, and everything If you have a pump that needs te landings. Leaves Day ton Mon- tion owned by J. Jones, and with don, Washington hand press, 7 for building purposes at Jones A lets, Calendars, Perfumery, Toilet Goods, Toys, repairs call on G. B. Abdill, he will his family will soon move there. L. ays Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 Adams. col., with necessary bodj' type fori repair it in good shape. J. Fletcher and family who were a. m. Tor Portland. Leaves Port Confectionery, Tropical Fruits, etc./etc , at Take a look at that beautiful 6 col. paper. Plenty of job type] • • V * * • -, Fresh soda cracsers, nuts and living in the house have moved into land Tuesdays, Tursdays and Sat China ware at Mrs. Carter’s notion eandjfi« at Mrs. Carter’s notion the house formerly occupied by urdays at 7 a. m. for Dayton. store. ■ \ store.— Fred Bertram and family on their A. J. Rossiter, M. D. phyai^ sale at it bargain. Adrfess: farm. The best quality of millinery, cian and surgdon, will attend all --------- ------------ „ Be Not Deceived! A w«»««, cough H DPONNAY, and low prices for the same, at Mrs. night or day, in town or: hoarseness or croup, are not to be The County Court has granted a calls 1 588 5th St, Portland, Ore Louisa Baxter’s. Residence and office j G'Hed, with. ‘ A dose in time of petition asking that a road be open- country. < — ~ ' T --------- '-------- - ------ < Second and Alder streets, i Shlloh’a Cure will save you much New and second hand furniture ed from near Millon Peery’s to corner ATTENTION FARMERS. of every description at the second Hopewell. This we are informed, Dayton; Dayton, Oregon. Oregon. , ~ ' ' double- «oß by R. L. Harris. Please return my sacks. I can will be a shorter route (4 Salem by lianid store, McMinnville Karl’s Clover Root Tea, for con W ile S ell .—A good milk cow, use them now and need them. two ndilea. It, will be a great con F Mf. Spencer, McMinnville, part* Jerfey, gives a large quantity stipation H’s the best, andjf after J. W. EXON. keeps a line of farm implements. venience y To the neighborhood of rich milk, easy t3 milk. In her using it you don’t say so, return the through which H passes, Miid also If you wknt bargains in that line prime. IT sqld soon will be dis package and get your money. Sold to the general publie. - give him a call. posed of lb a reasonable price. In by R. L. Harris. The people of the M. E. congre quire at thit office? FbrfinS job printing of every de * ------ Z ---- - scription, call on or write Frank gation of this place can congrat Cure that cough with Shiloh’s Address JOHN BERRETH v / waaaa « , L ulate themselves—and so also may cure. The beet Cough Cure. Be Conover, Job Printer, Salem, Or. • Can you do Fulton, Oregon. Is now in Day-i citisens of Dayton in general— lieves oroup promptly. One mi|J better than th ton, and will remain several days Horse shoeing done on short no the that they have a ministCr with a tice by Mauts A Moore. lion bottles sold list year. 40 do (take THE taste for the 'beautifur th nature, ses for 25 cts. Sold by R. L. OVE RLAND Catarrah Cured. A, clear bead andean apprdcidte'WhU ¿he Cre Harris. , for 1899? Here and aweel breath secured with Shi- ator has evidently ' created to be are ONE Shiloh’s Consumption Cure cures 1«) 8 Catafrh Remedy; sold on a admired and put to some good use. THOUSAND guarantee. Nasal injector free, Rev. Crandall, the present pastor where others fail. It is the leading PAGES of the fresh, strong work of »old by R. L. Harrie. of the M. E. church, is making the Cough Cure, and no home should the men and women of the West, . Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh’s Vital- Mrsbnage a place of beauty and a be without it. Pleasant to take and writers who have lived the life of Ioes right to the spot. Sold by R. •wr immediately relieves sour deasant place to visit. If his con- which they write, and seen and felt >. Harrie. *touinch, coming up of food dis- (regationvjll aid him we have no the things they describe, and FIVE Stop that cough I Take warning. |f*ss, and is the great kidney and 1 doubt but what he will have the HUNDRED PICTURES.the work fiver remedy. Sold by R. L. Harris. parsonage buildings painted, which It may lead to consumption. > A of the most talented artiste of a re 25c. bottle of Shiloh’s Curp may While in McMinnville, and will add much to ita appearance. •hve your life. Sold by R. L7 gion that has produced many such, The pastor has already cleared the and is producing them all the time. Jou want furniture, call on Esty. yard of its former wilderness of H*rrta. ’ ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR. Ev- « lias both new and eeedhd brush and "undergrowth, and with Ever brought to Dayt?h; N otice —All persons knowing ery dime yod spend Jor the mag** band furniture for sale. the building repaired and painted, themselves indebted to L. Wambe- sine, and every cony tbit you read **J**;T.ak« the Best. If you the parsonage and grounds will be gan, of the Dayton Market, ar« re- or send „..2 to „ a _i friend io helping The o' r®ufil*d with constipation, a«l- attractive and pleasant, instead of queeted to call at the Market and Overland io ita great mission set J*1“. and a tired feeling, take Groping in the Dark GREAT ... CLEARANCE SALE! At 20 Per Cent Discount CONFECTION ERY j ! McMmnvillß Grange & Farmer’s Ge.. You Can’t afford to Make Your For Sale. ^^£1. , * » Holiday Purchases H AB RIS’ DRUG STORE • We are showingt the largest and best selected line in Day ton. Goods and prices are right. Comeand see J I * H ‘I i .1 ■ 1 1 Fresh Cows Wanted The old year is almost gone. The , _ New Year iscomin$- We will sell MACKINTOSHES. Blankets, and NICHOLS; GABRIEL Rubber Goods, Dry Goods, La ie and Mens’ Furnishing Gjods, Will have the Shoes, Hats. Caps, Clothing, etc. at UKKT «S01TM1IT BED ROCK PRICES FQR CASH. XMASG OODS totrreduce our stock. Come and see us before going elsewhetd. Watch for Xma« Gift - Remember the Red Front, !