Dayton herald., August 18, 1899, Image 1

DAYTON
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HERALD.
P rin te d and P u b lis h ed a t D a y to n ,
Y a m h ill O ounty O regon by
H h il d P u b lis h in g Co.
11
per year in advance; $1.25 if
paid before ff months ; $1 50 if not
paid before 6 ruos.; $2 at expiration
of year. No deviation from this.
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VOL. X V
Eggs IB cents per dozen.
Wheat 48 cents per bushel, |
D A Y T Q N , O R E G O N . F R ID A Y , A U G U S T .18. 1899,
M ac h in e oil o f a ll kinds a t H a rr is '.
New wheat is b ein g hauled to
Butter 20 cents for 2 pound the warehouses here.
rolls’.
The work of placing the machin­
Wrtll p aper, f a in t s and o il a t H a r r is ', ery in the flouring mill is progress­
ing.
Fine cigars and confectionery
Miss Florence Adair, of Eu
at A. D etm ering’s.
Buy y o u r O ro c e rie s , O lo ves a n d e v e ry ­ gene, is v isitin g her aunt. Mrs.
thing fo r th e h a rv e s t a t N ic h o le A J. T. G owdy.
McMinnville.
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M achine o il, compound a x le grease fo r
threshers s t N ic h o ls A G a b r ie l’s ; the
Bed F ro n t.
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Miss W innie Baxter who has
been quite sicK is recovering.
Mrs. B. Hadaway and children
are taking a summer vacation at
the coast.
D. A. Snyder and Wife are at
their ranch at Apiary, Colum bia
county. .
Misa Anna Long fa up from
Portland, on a visit at borne for
several weeks.
Your teeth largely determines
the condition of your health. Con­
sult Or. Lewis, Minnville.
C. B. Coovert is now on a visit
to Centralia, W ash., with his
cousin Mrs. M. M. Banister.
L. Poe late of Silverton, is here
with a view of locating in Dayton
He is now at Salem with his wife.
Mrs. H ew itt who aecompanied
Mrs. Downer from Eastern Ore­
gon, returned hom e the first of
the week.
The new fault dryer is up on Dr.
Wright’s prune farm. He will have
about'a half crop of petitee.— Yam
hill County Reporter.
I f you w e n t'te - savw moneys
buy your shingles o f Exon. R e
will satisfy you in quality and
price.
of t the c oldest
restaurants in Salem . I t is a
good place to taxe m eala when
. in that city.
You esn get a lunch, with hot
coffee, at ¿11 hours at Jerome Wal­
ling’s restaurant.
Confectionery
and canned goods kept on hand.
Ell« Hadley completed cutting
4C acr^ztf white milling oats just
before Che rain l u t week, for hie
grandfather J. B. Kuson.
Myrtle Pletcher of Dayton, and
Ciarance McCleery of Newberg,
were married Angust 2, at McMinn­
ville, by Judge R P. Bird.
C h u . Sanùdéro'feho has b
at work on the steamer Modoc,
lias quit work there, and is now
working in Gabriel’s warehouse.
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Cards, Fosters. Circulars.
Letter and B ill Heads, etc.
DAYTON HERALD Office.
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The late rains have delayed
th resh in g. So far the grain has
not been damaged.
L in e s o f C lo th in g
Albert D etm erin gof Cle Elm ,
W ash., is visitin g his brother
A ugust this week,^
On Monday there was a con­
siderable downpour of rain a
great portion of the afternoon.
The rain last week cooled the sir
for several days the latter part of
last week, making it pleasant and
refreshing.
The first one to bring new wheat
to Dayton thieNNHSon, was Geo. H.
Baxter.
He brought in several
loads last Friday to B. Gabriel’s
warehouse.
Mrs. W. P. Olds aud Mrs. M.
F. Cooke, both.^of Portland,
spent last Saturday and Sunday
with the fam ily of J. T. Gowdy,
on Dayton Prairie.
Subscriptions to the oounty mon­
ument fund continue to be made,
and the fund is gradually growing.
Last week Hon. W. A. Howe of
Carlton, generously donated $50 to
the monument fund.
Frank Madden, brother-in-law. to
F. J.< Peffer, and who has for the
past year been living at. Webfoot,
fell
moved to Meyedian
week, where he has jiur-
cha#ed 80 aorea of land’
W. E. Coovert who lias secured
a situation in Portland, in G.
'W/W&MKëYTÿ’r ^ o i^ c ïm n e T ÿ
and creamery will remove to that
city about .Ahe 25th o f thia
m onth.
— Major Percy W illis, o f Salem ,
late of the 8econd Oregon, has
been recom m ended by Governor
Geer, as an officer in one of the
new regim ents now being re­
cruited for the P hilippines.
Mrs. M. E. Harris who resides
near Minneapolis, Minn., is here
visiting Mrs. W. F. Giikey. Mrs.
Harris formerly resided in Salem,
where her husband, now deceased,
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F o r M en a n d B oys.
For the Ladies w e have som e •
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in SK IR TS, SH R T W A IST S, S
. and the balance of our
Som e have spoken lightly of
the patrol placed in the m ean-
tains to guard«gainst forest fires
aud protect the forests from de­
vastation and destruction by van­
dalism . Toere is one thing sure
the forests need to be protected
in som e manner from destruc­
tion, as is being done each year
hy thoughtless, careless, dop’t
care people who set out fires,aud
others who-'appropriate Uncle
8am'a timber to thefa own gain,
without asking his consent, and
do not even tlfank him; instead
they apparently try to destroy
«’hut they do.uotuse. The patrol
liftVe evidently averted forest
fires and by so doing the atmos­
phere iu Oregon, which usually
at this season o f th e " y ea r . is
filled with giuoke, through which
it was im possible to discern the
gfnnd slid beautiful scenery of
the state, has been clear so .th a t
the grand hills and valleys can
be seen iu all their graudeur.
A family reunion was held-at
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dorsey’s who
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live near the Webfoot church, on
Wednesday. For the first time in
many years all the children were
at home, making the family circle
complete.
Those ’present '“^fere:
Mr and Mrs Geo Dorsey, ar, Miss
Hattie Dorsey, Mr and Mrs L F
Belknap, Mr and MrsJ P Doracy,
Gertrude, Verda aud August Dor­
sey, Mr and Mrs D M Dorsey, Myr­
tle, George, Sherlie, Sidney and
Floy Dorsey; Mit and M rs A B
R. JA C O S S O N A CO. McMinnville.
Doitsey, Raymond, Geoffay, and
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Clayton, DoRsey and GeoitgianA
Clayton, Mttund M rs L F M oo Re,
Amanda Wilson, Leo Wilson, H br
D r. A . J . Rossiter received a le tte r on
A little aon of Mr.snd Mrs. John aid Mooue Guandma Wilson.
T h u rs d a y fro m h is sister, M rs . G . W . Jenkins was so severely kicked last
D o w n in g of S a le m , w h a ^ jy lth h e r hus- Sunday hy a horse as to result in
The following names of officers
B ll B S llW S " ttlX t" tlM 1
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fel t f , ' W J W W H M -"
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• e lf an d h usban d, a n d also h e r dau gh ter The parents were on the road west en. i of,Woodcraft,
was given by Miss
of. Wood
a n d h usban d, M r . a n d M rs . Jud ge C- A . of Carlton driving in a buggy ¿“with' Hattie G. Gowdy,. clerk:
Past
A Guardian Neighbor, Mrs. L C.
H e h lb re d e a re in th e beat of h e a lth , M rs . (he boy sitting down in front.
C . expects soon to b rin g h e r tw o d au g h t­ kick from the horse struck the child
Gabriel; Guardian Neighbor, Mrs.
ers to T aco m a, a n d place th e m in th e on the side of the head, and pieces I M Courtney; adviser, Mrs Brad­
s e m in a ry a t th a t place to be educated, of the skull were driven into the ley ; clerk, Miss HGGowdy; bank­
She w ill th e n v is it frie n d s a n d re la tive s brain.
The child was about 4 years er, Mre C Lambert; magician, Mies
a t S a le m , D a y to n a n d N e w b e rg before old.—Yamhill County
Reporter, W Wambsgane, attendant, Mrs L
A Baxter; physician Dr J 8 Court­
re tu rn in g to h e r h om e a t Skagaw sy. Aug. 11
ney ; inner eentinel, Mies L Host­
M rs . D o w n in g w rite s th a t h e r husband is
M rs . C la ra F . T alm age of M c M in n ­ ings, outer eentinel, Mrs J Parrish;
in th e A tlin m in es w ith a view of invest-
ing.
m is d e lig h te d w itli A laska— says v ille , died a t b a r hom e in th a t oity; F r i­ captain of guards, Miss L E GovMy;
musician, Mr F 8 Hoffman; man-
i t la a fine c o u n try . I t s u rp ris in g how d a v , August 11th . She had been sick
r a m o n th . Deceased 82 years of a g e ; era, MrsN Lung, Hrs M Dorsey,
ra p id ly vegetables a n d garden tra c k
Mrs M C Goodrich.
g ro w s Such th in g s M O In e x p e n s iv e in waa b orn in th e state of N e w Y o rk Sept.
M illin e r y S to c k a t C O ST.
W ould be pleased to have you call
and celebrate w ith us.
R esp ectfu l^ y o u r s ,;
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11th 1810. She cam e to O regon in 1864,
fro m O a m o ra te , a n d resided w ith h e r
b ro th e rs , D r. H . V . V . ' Johnson a m t J . .
J . E . M e llin g e r is m o ving back to hia
V . Johnson. S h e waa th e m o th e r of
fa rm . J —H . M e llin g e r , w ho has been
th re e c h ild re n . M iaa E lla L . W oeda and
liv in g on th e fa rm .th ie s u m m e r, ia m ov­
a n d C . W ■ T alm age of M c M in n v ille , and
in g to to w n , in w ith H . C la rk .
A . L . T alm a g e of San Francisco- A Bit­
te r to M rs . A n n a T u r n e r of M c M in n v ille
D . C . G oo dm an, of L a fa y e tte , and W .
Skagaw sy.
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OF E V E R Y DESCRIPTION,
L O T H IN G ,
G LO V ES,
GROCERIES,
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MACHINE OIL,
And m any other articles of Gen­
eral merchandise, used in the
household and on the farm, at pop-
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N IC H O LS & GABRIEL.
"The Re a F r ont;“Dayton;UrT
W E ARE
N ow located in Odd F ellow s build­
ing n ext door to our old quarters,
and w ould be glad to h ave you call
and inspect th e Largest and B est
arranged Drug Store in Y am hill
county.
R. L. H ARRIS,
The first Christian chnrch of Me
Minnville was dedicated Sunday
church of that oity.
July 30th. The debt of $2,300 was
cleared. The total cost of building
Hon. Austin Dorsey, and family,
and furnishing was about $7,000.
of Port Angeles, Wash., who hsve
Mrs. Lucy Cowls, donated near $2,-
Druggist, Bookseller and Stationer.
been here visiting Mr. Dorsey’s
600 toward building the church.
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rent’s Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dorsey,
Mrs. Cowls is widow of J. W. f owls,
t here Thursday "on their return
who have been in the coast range
H , H id e of N o rth Y a m h ill w e re h ere on
The undersigned returns her deceased,.and late president of Mc­ See here 7ou w ill get left
at the headwaters of the W illa­ home. Miss Myrtle Dorsey aocdm
h o m e , f“W edneed«v lo o k in g for houses^» rent-
mina gathering shittim bark, re- panied her uncle and annt
sincere thanks to the many kind Minnville National hank. '
T h e y expect to m ove to D a y to n .
and
will
remain
with
them
during
friends who aided and assisted
turneuhom e W ecnesday.
Rev. L. F. Belknap of Halsey, in the SWEET PRETTY
the winter.
her during the late illness oTher came down to Dayton the first of
Prof. Kantner, teacher of m u­
B rave M en F all —Victims to daughter W in n e ....
E. J. Avery and fam ily who
the week, and attended the family SOON,
sic in.Lafayette sem inary, was a
took a 10 days’ outing at the stomach, liver and kidney troubles
M
rs . L ouisa B axter . • reunion at Geo. Dorsey’s Wednes­
: If You do not call on
passenger on th e steamer Elmore
as well as women, anjl all feel the
day. Mrs. Belknap, who was here
to §alem on Monday. H e will coast arrived hom e Sunday results in loss of appetite, poisons
O. 6 . H O D S O N .
Get fresh bread and tropical visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
m orning.
T hey were at both in the blood, backache, nervousness,
take a ten days’ outing at the
Geo. Dorsey, returned with her
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Netarts and Woods. There are a headache and -tired, listless, run­ fruits at the postoffic^ sto^p.
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great m any people in camp at down feeling. But there’s no need ‘ ,’The college at M cM innville husband.
for yo u r P ain ts, Oils and W a ll Paper.
Just at this time L. Wnmbsgans, those places. Mr. Avery inform ­ to feel that. Listen to J. W. Gard­
For the convenience of pro­
proprietor Dayton Market is doing ed us while at the coast it was ner, Idaville, Ind. He says: ‘Eleo- will open its doors Sept. 15th for ducers their exhibits will be ta­
what prom ises to be the best
a wholesale business. Is running foggy
ken to the Oregon Industrial ex­
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Bitters are ju6t the thing for a
and cold, r ___
and to~
it
two meat wagons to supply harvest more disagreeable it rained and Hrtn when he is all rundown, and year in its history. Send to position free of ?charge.
For
LODGE DIRECTORY.
crews, and supplies Lafayette mar­
don’t care whether he lives or dies. President Boardman for the new sh ipping tags and information
made
the
roads
in
bad
condition.
ket with meats, and his regular
W . OF T H E W .
It did more to give me new strength illustrated catalogue, free, and drop a card to Secretary Indus­
customers.
There was a pleasant party of and good appetite than anything I see full particulars.
trial exposition, Portland, Ore- O L D H I C K O R Y C A M P , N O . 2 0 0 -
W oodm en of th e W o rld m e e t every S a t­
Expenses at McMinnville Col­ young people on Monday even­ could take. I can now eat anything
PASTURE FOR HORSES.— H0D-
urd ay eve n in g , a t W oodm an h a ll. Day.
lege are very low. Good homes ing, at Fred Crawford’s in the and have a new lease on life.’ Only
ton', O regon. V fa itih g N eiifhbora w e l­
can be had in private families, ev­ Webfoot neighborhood. ’ Two 50 cents, at R. L. Harria'drug store. TBe undersigned has -good p a^
Spaulding & Co.’s big run of logs come
O . M . H A R R IS ,'C le r k .
ture
for
horse«,
in
the
Willamette
L. L r r s C H E R .C . c .
erything furnished, at from*$2.00 to young men driving home from Every bottle guaranteed. '
river bottom, near Weston landing, is now on the wny down the Wil­
$3 00 per week. Send for a esta the party in buggies, collided
lamette river.__ Before many weeks
A. O. U /W ?
about three miles from Daytoq.
the river bewteen Salem and Ore­
logue.
About one month ago my ohild, Low rates.
and one young m an’s J iu g g y
JOHN FOREST.
H a rm o n y Lodge No. 28, A n cie n t O rd e r
gon City will be filled with thou­ of U n ite d 'W o r k m e n , m eets ev e ry S atu r­
The. soldiers rccnptiQjiht Web was alm ost d e m o lish ed ^ One which ia fifteen months old, had an
sands of Boating logs, on the way day n ig h t in A- O .'U . W . h a ll, Dayton,
O.
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steamer
Modoc
runs
attack
of
diarrhoea
accompanied
by
foot on Saturday evening was young man bad his best girl in
to
the pulp mills in the latter city O r. V is itin g b re th e rn c o rd ia lly re­
tri-weekly
between
Portland
and
quite a success. A large num ­ the buggy with him; the other vomiting. I gave it such remedies
ceived.
Dayton,
touching
at
all
intermedi­
as
are
usually
given
in
such
caaeq,
G E O H . B A X T E R , M . W-
C. DeTiere of New York, was here
ber from here were in attend­ young mall had left his girl at
ate
landipgs.
Leaves
Day
ton
Mon­
S oin etB fn jT
ance, who greatly enjoyed the her home. Perhaps John Lits- but as nothing gave relief, we sent days Wednesdaysand Fridays at 6 la s t w ee k visiting his son David- -J-.—H . M E L L I N G E R , Rec.
for s phyeician and it was under
DeTiere
of
Pleasantdale.
Mr.
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program as carried out.
cher and Ray Robertson can hie Care for a week. At this time a. m. 'for Portland. Leaves Port­
Tiere and son left on Friday for * U n ity Lodge No. 17, Degree of H o n o r,
Mrs. Clayton and two children of give particulars.
I n t h e r e ft'llttff m a tte r , i l l i i f i l m t b n i i g « peril
the child had been sick for about land Tuesdays, Tuesdays and Sat­ Whatcomb, Wash., from whence meets
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e v e ry T uesday n ig h t in th e A . O. e p |> e R i*a n rr, c o lo re d pRifea, a n d m u k r - u p
Waverly, Ohio, arrived here on the
urdays
at
7
a.
m.
for
Dayton.
ten
days
and
was
having
about
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Mr.
DeTiere,
sr.
goes
to
Deuver,
Col.,
Miss Effie Gabriel gave an
evening train Noonday. Mrs. Clav
operations of the bowels every 12
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thence home
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even
in g at home Friday, which hours, and we were convinced that
M RS- FLO R A P A X S O N ,
I * c n n i m e o d l n a * (b u t p la c * *M < > ii*th < - p o c n l . i -
ton is a niece to Geo. Dorsey. Mr.
|>rl<-v<t g e rlo d b -id » , r e w i r i n g tiio iu o iit ii* o f n e w
C h ie f of H o n o r.
W obkis ’ g N ioht and D ay —The
Clayton who has been employed to was very enjoyable. Games were unless it soon obtained relief it
n d e r« th r.H i*li> > u ( t h e e ir r f r * r n n n r r v
M IS S G R A C E H A D A W A Y , Rec,
. re
busiest
and
mightiest
little
thing
the
main
feature
of
the
evening.
inetnOr. tx|. « ill.t ln « i | r » l > . p n M td a r lo n l a r t h ;
teach In the Ashland schools has
would not live. Chamberlain’s Col­
turtire, u n tr erti-ll l . n K i - u i i t a l n * r e a d in g o f nm ’c li
that ever was made is Dr. King’s
lu t e r e w i u e v e r)' t n n i l y
W it h a e p le n d ld a r r a y
been visiting at Mr. Dorsey’s during Shortly before 10 o’olock the ic, Cholera and Diorrhea Remedy
U N IT E D A R T IS A N S
New Life Pills. Eve.y pill is asugur- Security
of .
guests were invited into the din­ was recommended, and I decided to
Assembly N o - 16, m eet In re g ­
the summer.
T i m < l y iLui nraaran AaricLaa.
qoated globule of health,that chan- u la r SMaiön e very M onday evenin g in
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B kiohi . A r r n a c T i r a n n t m a n a .
C. L. BARRET, r
A ni> C L a r a a d iio n T SroRMo»,
Road Supervisor Wm. Hamilton, in g room, where ice cream and it try I soon noticed a change for
;es weakness inte strength, listness A . O. U . W . h a ll, a t 7 :30 p. m . V is itin g
the
better;
by
its
continued
u
s
e
s
O f P o rtla n d ,
cake
were
served.
Those
who
fro
m
th
e
p
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a o f th e beat A m e r ic a n w r i t e r * a n d
m
em
ber«
invited--
A
p
tib
l'c
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every
is doing good work on the roads by
pto energy, brain-fag into mental
e le v r r e a t a rtlB ta . t h i a m R R aatne c e r t a i n ly w i l l
pleaac y o n . M e n t io n t id e p a p e r a u d a e n d fu r «
grading and graveling them. . Quite enjoyed Miss Gabriel’s ospital complete cure was brought about Having ‘ opened—* H A R N E S S power. They’re wonderful in build­ second M onday In each m onth.
a a tn p ie c o p y .
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and
it
itnnwperfeotly
healthy.—(
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up
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the Dayton and McMinnville road, M innie Marfield, Eva Armstrong,
cupied by the shoe shop, keepa
box. Sold by R. L. Harris.
J o * M iT f n r L L C n a r c L R , P u b lla h e r .
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and still more will be put on. The Marie Mauts, Ora M ellinger, Ola W. Va. For sale by R . L. Harris
r iu R - n .
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I The regular College course and
road to Wheatland along the Macy Gabriel; Messrs. Ed. Senn Jay
I D O L in .
McMinnville College offers the horse blanket
8 :» a . m.
M o n e y t o p a te n t g o o d id e a m a y b e i
the
new
teachers’
course
in
McMinn­
4:30 p. m .
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place, is being graveled. Other Avery, Herbert Coffin, Em m et best opportunities for securing an
rA T K M T
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6 0 6 p. m .
ROBES, W HIPS, ville College have been accredited
R bcobd , B a lt im o r e , M il.
roads are also being graveled.
Mqxfield Leonard Rossner Gene education, and that, too, just at the
by the state board of education as
doors of the young men and women F L Y
N E T S , E t c . doming under the new law, and
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II. Oliver the proprietor of the Gabriel. ,
of the great Yamhill valley.
confectionery and bakery at Mc­
A* full line of H 0R 8E FUR­ graduates from these Bourses are
The soldiers reception on Sat­
M innville, is now baking bread urday at fthM iiinville, was at­ Why go far from home to enter NISHING GOODS kept in stock. eligible to the state diploma, good
college?
for five years in the common schools
fit for a king, or any one, no tended by a big crowd of people.
When in McMinnville with team
of Oregon. See all about it in the
matter how fastidious their taste. The soldier boys were heartily
new catalogue, free.
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Besides supplying his large city welcomed, and a most excellent or horse, put them in the Grange
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bwiH, and «• hav« brmgbi U m « M n M s M M fi f«*va4
A Farmer’s feed ahed. Team 10
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trade, he supplies a num ber of dinner'was spread for them, to cents, saddle horse 6 oente. Team
FO R R E N T .—A good farm,
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about 3 miles from Dayton; in
threshing crew s with bread.
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when
fed
25
cents.
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which they did am ple justice.
good cultivation; good house, barn
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On the oocasion o f soldiers re­ H on. T. H. Tongue delivered the
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Breed, cakes, and ail kind of
and orchard. There is 220 acres of i
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ception at Webfoot on Saturday address of welcome, and spoke confectionery at H. Olives’e, Mc­
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plow land. Inquire at thi a office
evening, we are informed that some in high terms of praise o f the Minnville. Also tench when de­
21, >$ snd_M to .. Uto«* 22 to ; tof lmn,''
and hich-rrvte equipment t h r » t b a «A
* . Bar
W rttto a i S M r a n t o o «Hth ororjr Aserrío.
Bread cakee, pies, and confection­
party or parties, maliciously cut J. service rendered the governm ent sired.
(or ytror ox pro«« ar*nt a p i r i o t H for Hann
r tM O M t e r e t o o ia t k « loto«f««n^a«towM te<
For sals and will sell aa C H E A P ery at H. Oliver’s, McMinnviJIe.
Un«M of franto « wttMod. and wv w ill sb»r C. O W. for the balooor t f l i H oal « n m a <har«Mi,
Grimes’ harness (a new set) all in by the- Second Oregon.
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Mbjnct to «aaiñiM ftm sud snmovaf. I f row don't In d it tl
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The
Go to i . Spangle, at th9.P5j.fan aa my competitors I only carry
M te © » » F IT T O - » A T i f r t e don't w»»t to bod
r _____ M « a f e d « ro v a i for «oh I
pieces; and also punctured and out
A flno lin e o f p a p e te r ie , 6 c « n t8 u p , a t
_ eoaiptrto Ime of
Wodoit
Dayton
Band
express
their
high
this
class
of
goods
for
your
accom­
barber shop, and get a smooth
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RI«. BICYCLES
Wo « ra a ti
HAVE
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Barria'.
open a number of bicycle tires, and
to »very tow«, tp >$«»«»«<
Raadreto oaraod f hoir hiet rio « a i f —r T h a voar no «< ot irtmela oad «a
modation, ao If there is no binding
carried off belle to wheels. Such appreciation o f the kind treat­ shave or your heir trimmed in the twine sold in Dayton next season, G e t s (tool diali of ice cream a t Io n i a * « tho ftr tr o to « r « o l « a l v r i l l e roïcdfi^kaa« ia th T n o v il «ad 0 « porf*r»Ì^Ì?lteWe a « r * f *r V» aar boni or •
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lawless acts should be severely pun­ m ent received from the McMinn latest style. ’
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FreshJtfwad, cases and confec­ blame, no One but yourselves.
A » Ifred
Ì3s. «ro oirote r afy
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/« two «« Rwn^o •/ f»I
A fine lin e of « te tio u rn - a» P ow cll'a,
ished by law, should the perpétra ville band aud the citixen tsof
J. W. EXON.
tionary at Hamilton's restaurant.
tors be found out.
• ,tbat place.
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Congregations!
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W hite L e a d
from 6 cents up«
Linseed Oil 66
cents per gallon.
Latest* Styles
in W all Paper.
New Harness Shop.
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Iroquois Bicycle» I 1C.75
Farmers Take Notice.
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