Dayton herald., July 14, 1899, Image 1

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DAYTON, OREQQN, F/Ì1DAY, JULY 14. 1899
Eggs 15 cents |>cr dozen.
Mens’ and boya’ crash hate at Nichols’
Butter 20 ceniti for 2 pound A
The steamer Grey Eagle is now
rolls.
Get * good dish of ice cream at Ixxiisa towing the barges and dredge to
the Yamhill locks. A full force of
Basler’s.
Bread, cakes, pies and confectionery men will soon be at work on the
at Hamilion’s restaurant
locks, we are informed.
The 0. R. A N. steamer Gipsy, is
Rev. J Bowersox left on Monday
again on the run on the upper Wik for Cleveland, Ohio whd Pa. He
laniette.
expects to return in in 4 month
Hay baled for the public by Rev. S. M. Wood will fill his an,
C anby H eston , of Dundee, potntmento on the 4th and 5th Surw
days of this month.
Oregon.
The Southern Pacific Co. an-
For the latest style steel pen
nounce
a rate of $| 20 from Day­
and other novelties, ace J. Arms,
ton to Portland and return, upon
agent.
.
return home of Oregon volunteers
fW" Buy ycrttr Binding Twine Their local agent, R. L. Harrie,
Satisfactory
prices w'^ advise you of date.
of Exoft.
Satisfacb
guaranteed
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A case of sinallpqx has deve!-(
The Day ton band will furnish
on
east ’ *
Ri JACOBSON & CO’S s'
McMinnville.
Lines of Giothing
som^lpxcellent
n JT W
■ music at the A. ’I Marion county, neai Ray’s land’ii£
0. <u. W. picnic to-day.
}TtU pretty well guarded and every-f
Your teeth largely determines ^'ng done to prevent its spreading.
the condition of your health. Con-
On Tuesday a son of Wm.«Dun-
suit Dr. Lewis, Mineville.
das who lives several miles ndish of
W. H. Helvie arid wife, who was town,struck his legkgaiost a scvthe,
। in Salem the Fourth, and forseveral und came near cutting it off just
days are again at home.
above the ankle. Dr. Courtney was
ctRled
and dressed the wound, and
The best temperance drink is
the boy is getting along all right.
that Bull run soda water at C.
WaPowelfa drug stord.”
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We are informed that the A.
O.
U. W. have rented all the
Prof. J. Blough of Lafayette,-was
ground
set «side for the use of
a visitor to Dayton Friday evening
last. ■ He came dojn to attend the stands, and started in to renting
Odd Fellows lodge, of which he is Aiderman’s wheat field. There
a member.
will bean abundance of refrhesh-
To insure insertion of articles of ads ments on the picnic grounds.
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in issue of H kbald the week issued,
they should be handed to the publisher
before Wednesadr noon
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There will be a -Jot more good
solid loads made in this viointy this
season. There is a great quantity
of gravel now being hauled from
the Willamette river near Weston
landing for the roads. Gaavel is
the maternal te make’good solid
Roads.
For Men and Boys.
For the Ladies we have some
.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in SKIRTS, SHRT WAISTS,
and the balance of our
Millinery Stock at COST
Would be pleased to have you call
and celebrate with us.
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Respectfully yours,
NO. 5
the up river trip of the steamer
Ruth on Saturday. In conversa­
tion with Mr. Spaulding the editor
of this paper was informed by him
that the company now have »bout I
10,000,000 feet of logs in the drive'
they have ju
started from the
McKenzie riv< er. A portion of the
logs are y.elloi w fir; the great por
lion are bnim. The logs will he
taken to the Oregon
;on City pulp. mills
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and will be utilized in the manu­
facture of pulp. It will take aboul
a month or 'inore foKthe 1
to
run down to b
w The water
srg.
in the river is at a much better
stage than ordinarily, which isj
greatly to the advantage of the
company in moving* their -logs.
The camp at McKenzie is under the
supervision of Mr. Miles; C. K.
Spaulding has chage of the Santi-
am camp. This company has con­
trol of the logging business in this
part of Oregon, and the managers
have a thorough knowledge of the
business, and are making a grand
success oMt financially.
Special Sale pf Shoes
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A new book of township plats
has been purchased by the county
al a cast of $300 to replace the old
one worn out. The oraughtsman
is James N. Dezendorf ot Washing­
ton, D. C., who has done a good job
The plats show town and and range,
donation land claims and the va
cant government land remaining.
The work of making the book has
been in progress several months,-r- —---------------------- 7-------------------
Yamhill County Reporter.
Remember,-
NICHOLS & GABRIEL.
The Red Front, Dayton, Or.
Miss Angie A. Powell, of Boise,
There*is a great abundance of
Idado, a former resident of Sa­
hay this season, much of which
lem, js visiting at the home of
is clover. There has been a
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. \Ve!ch, on
R. JACOBSON & CO.¡ McMinnville.
large amount of clover hay put
Winter street. Miss Powell is a
M c M inn ville ’ s G reatest S tore .
up.
teacher in the public schools at
Boise.—Oregon Daily Statesman.
J. T. Burch, E Rowley, and J.
Johnathan Farrow of McMinn­
Miss Powell who formerly lived
Daniela of Salem, went up to Mead- ville, while standing in S. Ho-
, ow I j A o last Friday. They re- worth & Co.’s drug store in that
in Dayton is Spending her vaca­
Audned un|il Wednesday; having city Tuesday evening the 10th,
tion Here with her parents, Mr.
। had a pleasant time, and enjoyed a
and Mrs. C. W. Powell.
dropped dead from heart trouble.
। least of fish.
He was 62 years of age and un­
A married man, if so inclined,
• Ooe day last week as Arnet Dun- married—a native of England,
perhaps, has a right to have his
can was coming up town from home and had resided in that city five
picture taken with a young lady by
» barefoot, a splinter off thesidewalk, years.
his side. But if he is traveling he
.
. ran into his foot about 8 inches.
should be very sure not to let Che
He bravely submitted to haVe it
The old war veterans of Day.
picture lay loose in his trunk—the
extracted by Dr Courtney.
wife may find it. The most confid­
ton and vicinity, will soon organ-
ing wife will feel slighted and an
Three oases of smallpox are re- ize a G. A. R. post here. They
explanation will be necessary. Of
at St. Paul, the sick ones be- have sent to headquarters for a
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course Dayton ‘hubby's’ are never
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wersexpo^d charter. -The post starts withal
so indiscreet. Oh, no.
. »ben Mr. Armstrong war at home charter
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members. It is the in-
* from Hood
River. — Newberg
tention to mak'e it a live, active
Spencer Baxter is down from
'Otephic.
post.
the coast mountains.
He has
The big steam swing from
a quantity of bees in the moun­
T. T. Parker who' has for many
Amity arrived on the picnic years been engaged in getting
tains, and informed us that there
, arounds, at Alderman’s grove out ship knees in this valley, and
will! be a large yield of honey
• Wednesday evening. The chil- shipping to San Francisco and oth­
this season, and excellenr qual­
^dren will have a flue time to-day er points where ship building is in
ity.
The roads in the.moun-
•'on the swing.
progress, is getting out a lot of ship
tains he says, are in find' condi­
knees -«t the sawmills of F. R.
tion.
Those who enjoy dancing, will Wilson and John Nelson. He will
have an opportunity of enjoying probably ship them from here to
themselves this evening at Harris’ San Francisco.
► hall.
Music by Toney’s band.
WANTED.
The receipts of the county record­
» Tickets 50 cents; spectators 15
To
correspond
with n lady with
er’s office in excess of the salary
. cents.
a view to marriage. No trifler
for the first year of the present
need answer. Address, Postoffice
The Ladies Aid society of the term were $286.10.
The total
jbox 633 Portland, Portland.
t Christian church, wil have a amount of fees received by the clerk
. lunch, counter, and theC. E. will for the year was $1,2340.15. About
„ servo ice cream at the A. O. U. one-third of the work in the office of
’ W. picnic in Aiderman’s grove, the clerk is expended on tax-rolls,
which if paid for on the basis of the
It will be to the interest of those intending to paint to call and get
, Friday, July 14th.
fee system would amout to over our prices. Our materials are guaranteed to be pure.
t H. H. Dresser who went to North­ $3,000 per year.—Yamhill County
ern California some weeks ago on Reporter.
business, and remained away longer
Miss Ethel Van Dorn, daughter
'than was expected when he left, re­
A COMPL1ITE STOCK OF
We have just received a car load of buggies from the factory and
of
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Van Dorn,
turned the latter part of last.
invite all to call and inspect them before purchasing elsewhere.
t
was
goddess
of
liberty
at
the
4th
While away he met several old time
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R. M. WADE & CO.
friends from the East with whom of July celebration here. There
were
many
other
little
‘
goddesses
’
he visited a short time.
in the beautifully decorated liberty
SHINGLES, LATHES,
Tift A ppktitk oy a G oat —is en­
Councilman H. W. Gillingham car, making a merry happy throng
If we are to judge woman's
vied by all poor dyspeptics whose
and D. C. Downer drove up to the of future women—perhaps, states-
MOULDINGS, PICKETS,
capabilities by the quality of stomach and liver are out of order.
hand waters of Deer creek in the women of this great country—The
coast range on Saturday.
Mr. United States of America. The timber, and size of nails furnish­ All such should know that Dr. FRUIT BOXES,
Downer went to look the country little gods were bobbing around ev­ ed by (wood)men, on the 4tli of King’s New Life Pills, the wonder
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc
ever. This being bis first trip to erywhere. Who knows but what of July, for the woman’s nail ful Stomach and Liver Remedy,
the coast mountains. They returned <?ne ofjhem may be president some driving contest, we will have to gives a splendid appetite, sound di­
We get our Lumber from Port­
confess she is mighty , and, “the gestion and a regular bodily habit land and the quality speaks for
Monday, well pleased with the trip. day?
hand that rocks the cradle, wil that insures perfect health and itself.
The new lumber yard of Nichola
The Eastern editors who passs-
We invite those who contemplate
soon
rule the world.” (Wood) great energy. Only 25c. al Harris’
I A Sigler is supplied with a good ed through McMinnville on Sun­
drug store.
building, to give us a call before
men,
may
be
all
right,
but
had
f ’Stock of dresed and rough lumber, day received a hearty welcome
H e F ooled -yiE S ckoeons .—All purchasing. .
the best in the market; also shingles from the citizens. Tljere were the women used them as such in
NICHOLS A SIGLER.
doctors
told Renick Hamilton, of
their
spike
driving,
I
think
they
and fruit boxes. When wanting two special trains, each train
West
Jefferson,
O.,
after
suffering
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lumber or any of the articles above making a stop of 15 minutes— very soon would have realized
mentioned, give this firm a call.
that they had not undergone the months from Racial Fistula, he
the time
viiv
viiiiu being
urmu iiumuu
limited owing
owing to
io
.
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t
would die unless a costly operation
P™*”’ and though was performed; but he cured him­
A G. A. R post will he organised the reinonstarance made by the
__ we started with kjb we are now self with 5 boxes of Bucklen’s Arni­
io Dayton, Saturday, July 22d at ministers of that city^md others,
Powell’s drug store at 2 p.' m. Any against the desecration of the developing backbone, and mus­ ca Salve, the surest Pile cure on
veteran who has not signed the roll Sabbath, by running excursion cle, but not using their prescip- earth, and the best Salve in the
W oman .
. and wishes to join the post, can be­ trains and placing the city at the tion.
world. 25 cents a box. Sold by R.
Go to the OLD snd RELIABLE
come a charier member by paying
L. Harrie, druggist.
Shop
where you cah get GOOD
to C. W. Powell $1 before Tuesday, disposal of excursionists 011 the
Grandma- McCaskey, ' wife of
H. Sargeant, who runs the
Sabbath.
Mr. Harris of the
July lllh.
James McCaskey, deceased, of black peddling wagon carries HONEST prices, and where work
Telephone-Register, in behalf of
a POSITIVELY GUARANTEED
, J- H. Flower of this place, has the m.ayor of the city, delivered Carlton, Or., died July 1st, of pneu­ many useful art icles. The Safety ror comparison see these prices:
monia.
She
was
born
in
Ohio
1834
been appointed accountant at the address of welcome. The
.25cents
Married James McCaskey in 1855, Lamp Filler is one, and also ’ednls. Rubber, com..
the Oregon insane asylum form ladies presented the excursion­ and came to Oregon in 1880. She Japanese Cement, and the luu - Elsewhere............................. 75 cents
_ near Salem. He entered oil the ists with many beautiful bou­ leaves five children; a daughter in ness menders and belt hoox. Morgan A Wright inner tubes, 85cts
Slsewhere in town .... k.... $1.10
performance of his duties Mon­ quets, and, although they did not the East, Mrs. Redd, Mrs. Shelton Watch for the wagon;
Solitäre gas lamp........................ 170
day. Mrs. Flower and family leave the train, the editors ex­ of Carlton, Albert McCaskey of
Go to Z. Spangle, aijhe Dayton
went to Salem by boat Wednes­ pressed themselves as well Corvallis, and Robert .McCaskey of barber shop, and get k smooth Repair puncture......................... 10
Chain link............ ...................... 10
day..1
.
shave or your hair trimmed in the Brazing from -....'. .25 to 75 cents
pleased with their reception. A Newberg.«
latest style.
The Free Methodist quarterly numbgrfrom Dayton and viein-
Take a dish of that excellent Watch fort|ie wagon, and send in /our Enameling air drying.... .7. 175 eta
meeting at Newberg, begins to-day ity went over to McMinnville to
Rim complete...
75cts
work. Fine worn and reason--
•nd continues over Sunday. Rev. see the editors; among whom icecream at Mrs. Louisa Bax­ laundry
aide
charges.
McMinnville Kt earn
Everything
else
in
proportion,
J-Goode, who was appointed pastor Were Ma«o< R-^L Harris and ter’s.
Laundry.
as I don’t propose to be undersold
of the Dayton and Newberg church- wife, A. J- McCann. W. M. Tuck­
by any competitor.
The A. O. U. W. picnic in Alder­
Fine
cigars
and
cohfectionery
but who had a paralytic stroke, er, W. FJ GHkey «nd Duncan man’s grove, Friday, July 14, is
' Agent for the BEST WHEEL.
w"8 thereby prevented from Roes. Mr. Ticker found one of ,the next grand event of the season. at A. Detmering’s.
Naw invoice of spring goods at Nichola RAMBLER #40:
nllling his appointment, will be
his old Nebraska editor friends
Bread, cakee, and all kind of
present and have charge of the
b„.d .„d
IDEAL FROM »25 TO $35
akmg
with the excursionists, confectionery at H. Oliver’s, Mc­
meeting. He spent several day»
Mr.
Purcell*
editor
of
the
Caster
Yours respectfully,
Minnville. Also lunch when de­ fruits at the postoffice store. '
here this week, with E. Rowley and| ..... ------ ™------ -
sired.
•lie.
i County Chief. •
A>£ae line oí atatioaery at Fowtil’a.
M. O. STONEBRINK.
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R. M. WADE & CO
McMinùville, Oregon
ARE HEADQUARTERS ■
DEERING BINDERS
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WE ARE
Now located in Odd Fellows build
ing next door to our old quarters,
and would be glad to have you call
and inspect the Largest and Best
arranged Drug Store in Yamhill
county.
R. L. HARRIS
Druggist, Bookseller and Stationer.
See’here Zou will get left
in the SWEET PRETTY
SOÇN,
If You do not call on
O. O. HODSON.
McMinnville, Or.
for yonr Paints, Oils and Wall Paper.
We Sell BICYCLES
White Lead
from 6 cents up.
Linseed Oil 65
cents per gallo
Latest Sty
in Wall Paper
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of Europe
on the installment plan, making
easy terms for purchasers.
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