BATTO»
HERALD. |
GET PRINTED:
Cards, Posters. Circulars.
Letter and Bill Heads, etc.
DAYTON HERALD Office.
S
• d r * n<* ; t u e ir
p * m £ ? * • 5 n>onU‘? i 11 8 0 i f not
paid before# moa.; $2 at expiration
of year. No deviationfrom this.
DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER
Thanksgiving was stormy and wet.
Mrs. t . W. Coffin ie on the sick list.
W. OF THE W.
L. Kloox left hero Thursday for Pen-
OLD H IC K O R Y C A M P , NO. « 0 -
Woodmen of the World meat «vary Sat dlatoa.
urday evening, a t Woodman hall. Pay,
Christ
goods are commencing to
ton, Oregon. Visiting Neighbors web
arrive a t Harris’
C - M . H A R R IS , Clark
L. I.IT 8 C H B B , C. C.
X ,W. Exon on Tuesday, killed
WOMEN or WOODCRAFT
COME AND
BS
106 turkeys, which he shipped to
Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of Portland.
Woodcraft, meete every Thursday
The Salam road near J. W. Coo-
ing in Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. vi»
ycrt *, wo are informed is almost
itiag Neighbois always welcome.
«passable.
MRS. IDA M .COURTNEY, Q .N .
MISS H ATTIE Q. OQWPY. Clark.
Ei
yory favorable day or part of
day,ie improved by farmers in plow
ing seeding or digging potatoes.
An old pioneer Oregonian save
Or. Viattiax brrtharn cordially
this warm rainy weather is like t
oyirad.
ORO. H. BAXTER, M. W
winters were in the 40’a and 60’a.
J. H. MRLLIKO BB, ~
Chas. H adley has beenon the
D. OF H. A. O.
sick liet th e past 10 days. One
Dnity Lodge No. 17, Degree of Honor,
I
of his Youngestsons is also quite
meets every Tuesday night la «ha
the
U. W hall, Dayton, O r.* Visiting A. O.
A. O. U. W.
u.
w.
sick.
bers always welaome.
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T he Dayton E vangelical 8un
day School will have their
Christm as tree on Saturday even
in g the 23.
MRS. FLORA PAXSON,
Chief of Honor.
MIBB P EACE HA DA W AY. Rao.
UNITED ARTI8AN8.
iW yN o-lfl, moat la rag-
'. ulareeeeton east y Monday evening fit
w. . nan,
UK)
A.O . U .W
hall, at 7 4
0 p. m. Visiting
invited A publie soffiai every
Monday In each month.
ARRIVAL
A N g A |p |P A R T U R L OF
Arrivas.
a.
«mp. a*.
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•m ask
•OS a m.
line*,
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The epezootic is among horses in
this vicinity. We are informed
that E. A. Alderman’s horses are
afflicted with it.
Capt. H. L. H eath o f M cM inn
ville, who has been visitin g his
old home, in M ichigan, returned
home last week.
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B E F O R E YOU BUY
C LO TH IN G , G LO V ES,
GROCERIES,
M ACHINE OIL,
A nd m any other articles of Gen
eral m erchandise, used in- the
household and on th e farm, at pop-
ular prices.
NIC H O LS & GABRIEL.
The R ed Front, D ayton, Or,
C. L Barrett went to Salem
Wednesday, and took Thanks
giving dinner at the home of his
B u tter 30 cents fo t 2 pound parent* In that oity.
rolls. • -
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The little daughter of Mr. and
Watch Harris’ holiday opening.
Mrs*
J. F. Allison ef Hopewell, has
i'
been
seriously ill with pneumonia
Christmas fixings of all kind at
end whooping oou^h.
the poetoffloa store.
I I G. C. Goodrich of North Yem-
Hugh Earl went to C. K. Spauld
h ill was here on businete Tuesday. ing's logging camp on the 8antiam,
thia week. He has engaged to
C hristm as roods galore at the cook for the employee ie the camp.
EVERYTHING IN PAINTS AND OIL8.
Eggs 26 cents per dozen.
W h eat 39 ten ts per bushel.
E V E R Y T H IN G IN D R U G LINE,
Red F ro n t— Nichols A Gabriel's
a
„
Fleur, maaufsctprod
¡h r
J . W. EXON.
river,
week.
in th e W illa m e tte
abdut 14 f e e t t b is
.
Miss Jessie H arty of A m ity, is
here visiting bar aunt, Mrs. G .B .
A Mill, this west.
- «Rev. J. Bowarsox and
went to Salem Toeeday,
.remained over Thanksgiving.
D ps . Goueber, Courtney and E V E R Y T H IN G F O R T H E S C H O O L R O O M .
Cable operated on Ed. Drake, a
Our stock is large, and prices as low as the same “class o f goods
10 year old boy at Webfoofc, for
e sold for anyw here in Y am h ill county.
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appendicitis, last Saturday.
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H A R R IS ^ ..
Fred Kirkwood who purchased
the Nash farm at Hopewell, sold
Druggist, Bookseller and Stationer.
SQOO bushels of damaged wheat-to
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a Portland firm, and Is shipping it
from Wheatland landing'.
T H E GRANGE & FA RM ER S CO.
Ae we go to press . Thursday after
wife noon, we ere informed that D. M, Dorsey
who has been tu to r several weeks, died
a t 1 o’clocx this afternoon. The funeral
steamer Roth, I Bunday.
. where the will make her home.
D ress Goods
Io all the latest deaignt and palterpa,
**>*s>_a i i
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es, Jackets, Collarettes.
Burch and b er mother.
Mrs-J.
H . M e llin g e r whp w ent to Ash
Rowley, went to Salem on
Our first season in this line, and a ll new and very latest styles,
land last week, is expected to re Wednesday by steamer,
ranging in price from $1 25 to $16 50.
!
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Andrews of
tu rn home this"week
that city, Mrs. Burch’s brotfur-in-
k A. Hedeway, who bes a lot-ofj law and sister-in-law, until Satur
flneappieB.it shipping them to Port day,
For Ladies, Misses,^Children;-’ftoyi- and.. Men, We have the
land by the i
largest stock of Boots and Shoes, in Y a m h ill County, and offer
E. Spaulding formerly of Dayton,
you the best values for the price.
Chas. Saunders is t r r in g his now a, resident of Newberg, was
hand at carpentering, and is stricken with paralysis on Monday. ZNl - A L f — «—
He wee some better Wednesday. | V l O
b u ild in g h im self a kitchen
R.
G. Cummins, quite an old man,
Chopping dons every Saturday st the
Our line of Boys and Men’s ready-made clothing is complete,
of
that
place was also stricken with
White Warehouse. A No. 1 stone burr.
and we can give you the beet values ever offered. We have an
paralysis
and
died
offthe
same
day.
t . W , EXON.
Shoes,
A report has been circulated that
the hog oholera ie prevalent in thia
vicinity. 8everal of the farmers
have had- many of their hogs to die
from disease that appears to he sim
ilar to oholera,,>nd what «erne who
have had dear experience with that
dread disease in the East, pro
nounce it hog cholera. Among
those in this vicinity who lost a
number of hogs by the disease, are :
J. A. Lambert, J. Hutchins, D. and
J Stoutenberg and dthdrs. There
are those who claim that this is not
cholera; and they are borne out in
thia by the stock inspector. The
following regarding the matter ie
taken from the Yamhill ( ounty
Reporier of -last week: “A report
of hog cholera was circulated from
Dayton recently, and Dr. Minty,
stock inspector, went over to inves
tigate. He says it is not cholera,
but a disease of the lungs due to
the hogs nesting in the chaff of the
straw pile until they get overheated
and then go out in Jhe cold air to
feed, and contract a severe cold,
the doctor hoots the idea of cholera,
and regrets that such a report
should be started to the damage of
the county.”
L. W am bsgans and 8. Scem-
meus, were up in the coast
range the first of the weex ar
ranging to have the work of de
veloping their com pany’s mines
begin.
Mr. W ambsgans who
believes in living well while he
-does live, and whose ‘women
folks’ are well posted in the cul-
inary art concluded he would eat
T hanksgiving turkey under his
own roof. They started Tuesday
m orning, although the rain was
pouring down, Mr. Scem m ens
walking, and arrived here that
evening pretty well soaked. It
would ’ not be surprising with,
such determined, men at the
front, that the com pany may
Strike som ething rich.
The steamer City Eugene, says
the E ugene Guard, “dufUiff the
past I I m onths, so we are ihfiji
ed,.her ledger account snow
loss of $2000 in the ordinary,
course of freighting and carrier
business. T he continual losses
have resulted- in placing the
fetenmer once again in the sher
iff's hands. The Eugene is tied
up at Harrisburg on the su it of
ing $330.” The Portlaua Even
ing Telegram of Tuesday, says
that the “Eugene arrived at Port
land this) m orning after.^u ab
sence of a week.
A v. ;
CHICAGO STORE.
This entire week devoted to a
S P E OTAT, SALE,
touching overy department in our house.
You
cau always rely when the CHICAGO 8TORE
advertise» a Special Sale, that every article ad
vertised will he
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A BARGAIN.
D o n ’t neglect this weeek your Cape, Jacket,
or Collarette, as all go a t 1—4 off from regular
prices; all goods m arked iu plain figures— take
off 26 per cent and the garm ent is yóurs
CIUCAQQ SVO&B,
W IL SO N ILER,
Manager.
D ayton, Or,
JO TAES & A D A M S .
W E M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y O F
When you think of Christ-
mas, think of Win. F. F. Diel
achneider at M cM innville, the
place to buy your Christmas
presents. See his line of Jewel
ry, Cut Glass, 8ilverware, Watch
es, Clocks, Silver Novelties, fine MANUFACTURE LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND LATH
Um brellas, etc.
M c M innville , O bkoon .
immense line of Furnishing Goode, H ate, Cape, Rubbere, etc.
We will pay a salary of $15 per
Mias Katherine Glen of this city,
Come and examine goode before m aking your purchaeee.
Rem em ber W . F . Dielschneid-
week and expenses for a man with
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er, the Jeweler a t M c M in n v ille has been engaged aa soloist in the , _ _
rig to introduce onr poultry m ix
when you th in k o f Christm as
ture in the country. Only good
church, 8eaUlo, for the year. Rev.
hustler wanted. Reference. Ad
presents.
Hutchins, former pastor of the
CHAS. P. NELSON, Manager.
dress, with stamp, Victor Mfg Co.,
There will be preaching services First Pnesbyterian church, 8alem,
1559 15th street, flan Francisco, And all kinds and styles of Cook
in the Christian church next Sun ie now pastor of the First Presby
Cal.
L.
Bradley
and
8.
B.
Fay
who
■ and Heating 8toves,
day, morning and evening at the terian oburoh Seattle.
The O. R. A N. steamer Ruth
have been on a -te q r through
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W. Exon has the thanks of pub-
at prices to suit
Am m unition of every kind
usual boors. All are invited.
The assessment roll of Yamhill Eastern Oregon during the sum which is now m aking through Ueherof H, BALD for tt 1>rge packag0 of
E verything first class.
trips from Portland to Corvallie, graham flour ground on the stone burr at
Steamboatmen say th a t Woe- county for 1899, as filed at the cap
O. O, HODSON, M cM innville,
mer and fall, returned here on
is quite a popular boat. She his warehouse. I t was made of first
ion ip becoming one o f the most itol, Salem, gives a total value of,
Saturday.
T
hey
report
-having
goes well loaded each way with grade wheat raised by Heacock and
im p o rtan t way landings on the the taxable property of $4,920,268
Groee value of all property $5,391,- had a very pleasant and interest passengers and freight'. On her Paxon on the old Hash place. The gra-
u p p e r'W illam ette
B ismarck ’ s I ron N erve — Was
S tro n g s is one of thè oldest
753 Exemptions, $471,485. The in g trip. They stopped at Hood way down Monday, she was load haor tegood quality. I t taprobable that restaurants in Salem . It is a the result of his splendid health
D r. (,’lara M . Davidson o f New total taxable property last year was River on their return, and visited
ed to the guaids with freight and Mr. Exon will go into the manufacture p o d place to take meala when Indom itable will and tremendous
berg, was called here last S atur $5,003.661; $ f ,883 more than that | John Bradley brother to Levi.
energy are not found where stom
in that city.
had on board a large num ber of of whole wheat flour.
day to assist D r. Courtney in per of 1899.
John is running a bakery and
ach, liver, kidneys and bowels are
passengers. The boat is bandied
“The
Household
is
a
paper
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton out of order. I f you want these
form ing an operation on" one of
Dr. Sw ick’. ‘family horse’ died I confceMonenr, and is doing a good
skilfully by Captain Coulter, that fits exactly into the home barber shop, and-get a smooth qualities and the success they bring
his patients.
this week. T his is a great loss business. Hood R iver is boom Pilot Bell, C hief Engineer Mar and give pleasure to all its m em shave or your hair trimmed in the use Dr. K in g ’s New Life Pills The
T h e publishers o f the Oregon io the ladies of the household, as ing right along they 8Ay. Mr.' shall and his assistant Oscar An bers.”—-Ex. The Household and atest style.
,
develop every power of hrain any
Statesmen, o f 8alem are getting they had drove the faithful ani Fay and Bradley were taking drew8, and Mate Lemly. Purser D aytok H krald only $1.25 a
body. Only 2.o cents at R. L. H ad
Fine
cigars
and
confectionery
out a g ran d New Y e a r edition of mal many years and felt pertect- photographs while ip Eastern Eshenbugh is generally busy year.
ria’ drugstore.
at
A.
Detm
ering’s.
th a t paper. I t w ill be printed on y safe with it, and consequently Oregou, and brought home with with the duties of his office, bun
Everything for the school room at
A large young work horse
book p»j>er. * nd handsomely il- had beoome much attached to them a lot of views of scenes iu always hns a pleasant word for
Notice of Dissolution.
for sale— weight about thirteen Harris*.
different
parts
o
f
the
country
the horse.* -.
all. E. Holzworth the stewart, hundred. Also baled clover and
Bread cakes, pies, and confection
through which they traveled.
The firm of Mnuts A M o w , hl »,•
with his assistants always seta.a
Chdriee Mdore, who w ent to
ery at I I . Oliver's, M cM innville.
Arthur G. Carter of Weiser,
smith», have dl»»oived partnership. A’
Mias Carrie O. Millspaugh gen- well filled table, and passengers tim othy hay.- See
Ashland lately, is w orking in
D r . S wicr , or
Idaho, and Elias G. Carter of I eral aecretaiy of B. Y. P. U. for
Hunters take note that Htonebrlnk bra person» knowing theuiMlvi*»’ to ba Hi.
delitori to «„Id drill, will uh-»»emi|i »i»|
ih e ra jlrtid d shop a t th a t place.
a good supply of ammunition.
Missionary for are always sure of a good meal.
A. D ktmbriko .
near Ontario, Or., arrived here Oregon, and State
compare uiu-ounte. All (lebta must* let
H e writes th a t ue is busy, and the letter part of last wees. A I th® Woman’s Home . . I d F ^ i The boat made the run from Sa-
paid to John Maule
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Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
R epair S hop ,— G. Loudenshau-
ieties, w ill be
i n a t <»«
- i ,e „ m « t o W » eston .< ,u a , llU le less
, JOHN KAUTH,
has a greet deal o f overwork to curious circum stance was that Missionary societies,.....
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Diarrkpe Remedy ran always be
OH AH. MOORE.
m7 ting^ ath®uBaP‘
tW° ‘OUr8 Monday-
has opened a boot and shoe re
do/A na o f course is m akin g good the two brothers traveled on the ‘?nda.nce **
depended upon and ie pleasant and
Dayton, Or., Ncnr. », ISM
; :
same
train
all
the
distance
and
|
pair
shop
in
Barret’s
harness
wagee.
safe to take.
Sold by R . L
Cow
vyR
S
ai
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r
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A
good
fresh
She will speak Saturday evening at
shop.
H arris
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Buy ‘h u b b y’ n C hristm as pres did not m eet or see each other 7 :30, and Sabbath afternoon 3 p. milk cow will he sold cheap.
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John A rm s can supply yon
m., and in the evening at 7 :30. A ll A good milker, kind and gentle.
ent at Nichols A G a b rie l’s. H e u n til a rriv in g at D ayton.
Lunch and hot coffee, at all hours, at
>y*nrned tf we fall. Any one Bending
with
¿almost any kind of fruit Jerome Walling’s restaurant. Confec- ^ e te h and
cordially
invited
to
attend
and
get
For
particulars
inquire
at
John
will be unable to resist b u yin g a
dcncrlptton o< eny Ineentlon wiH
T h e steamer G ipsy, on T h u rs
the
benefit
of
these
meetings.
and
ornamental
trees,
vines
or
Mauts
blacksm
ith
shop.
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tionerv
and
canned
goods
kept
in
stock.
fine present for ‘ducky* from the day evening last week, went up
iht'ret-nliM IRy of name “ How to"ÖbuC*f 3
1
f r f * . " » y»
rr u n e t Patenta aaennd
shrpbs.
.
?
The beat brand of cigars and tobacco.
large and beautiful display o f to M o M in u v ille
and brought
Keep dry by buying a gdod
W hen renewing your subscrip
foe «ale at onr «npenae.
useful articles suitable for h o li
Patenta lakea ant th roagh aa recete» »Bri llìi
Boots and Shoes repaired in good
wl,h,>«l '«“ rse. « b / h « P atsw t B bcoiid .
down a lot o f wheat, which was tions to thé Oregonian and other umbrella, waterproof and rub
shape and on abort notice by Luther
day gifts, a t th a t estab lish m en t loaded on the Modoc here. T h e weeklies, or when you wish your bers at Nichols A Gabriel’s.
cooaatted
by Manufacturera and la-aa t oia.
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Bend (or aanple copy PMW. Addraoa,
Gipsey then returned to Me-! hom e paper clubbed with a good
J.
W.
Fishburn,
Notary,
Pub
The phonogtaph and elocu-
vieroa u. cyan « a co.
M innville and again loaded with weekly paper or m agazine call at lic, Dayton, makes out all legal
E VA PO R A TO R OF
(resMdaswwgps,)
iionefy concert given by D r. fe.
wheat, which she took down to the H bkald office. We have a papers, and does all notary work
F. Swick and h £ dau g h ter M
Oregon C ity.
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list df leading publications, on with care.
Fay fiw iek, S atu rd ay evening
A good gentle milk cow will
B. F. Lewis has sold Ms Dayton wbich we ca‘? , 8‘ ve ? ° u “ « " /J
The Red Frorft— N ichols A
l afayeMa, was v e il patronized
D aelbr in
property to M r. John Glass, late of when you w ish to subscribe for Gabriel’s is where you cgD get he sold at a reasonable price.
and h ig h ly depreciated by the
For the speedy and permanent enrr of
Gives
a
large
quantity
of
milk.
low s, tor « ,7 6 0 , who will take poe- a paper or m agazine
clothing, shoes, rubber goods,
citizens o f th at place.
tetter, salt rheum and ecoetnn, Chma-
Part
Jersey
stock.
W
ill
come
eeesiou the 15th of Maroh negt.
Breadi CBkes, and all kind of underwear, etc. cheap for cash.,
berUin’s Eye and Hkin Ointment to
n fresh w ithin a few days. For
without aa equal
I t relieves the itch
Elder Chas. Simpson of Hope- The property sold was Mr. Lewie’¡confectionery at H. Oliver’s, Mc-
ing and smarting almost instantly arid
particularslnquire of
*H1, who went to Texes some time resldence and two acres of land on Minnville. Also tunoh when de
its contintied d m effect« a permanent
ago, and who' wee in poor health which it stands, and one acre ad sired. '
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J ohn B axtrr ,
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e«1» - . I* also care« itch, barber’s itch.
WANTED.
.
-before going, writes that hie health joining, wbioh was owned by Dr.
Now In the market for Green Fruita, acaM head, sore nipples. Itching p ih *,
Dayton, Or.
Clear Quill Floor, manufactured
chapped hands, chronic sore eye« and
both for dryiug and packing.
>* good, and he is pleased with that Leroy Lewie of McMinnville. Mr.
by Wilson Iler at the Dayton
Wheat wanted at the Dayton YTTANTID SKV1RAL PERSONS POM DIS-1 Will pay the highest cosh prices for granulated lids.
country. He formerly resided there. Lewie expects to ge to Sodaville,
W trlct Office Manegen In thl« «tate to rep
In < their
«int
«nrroiindla«
Mrs. Simpson and bar eon, Joel Linn ooonty io the spring and re flouring mHls ie what you want to Roller Mills. Will pay 46 cents recent W me
lllla
to a » own
v « « ie
M i»
.M r .b l. < . conn
k i v • ppl*"* ’’n,ne® " na I * ' »
* IH dry on
fW r ^ i Ceadltlsa Fvwdera for
pXi
* b l ^ " » ^ ^ r i t T i n ' ^ « bl,^ 5 i . V «kare. If deffin-d. Bring your frvtt.
, i w
"'
per bushel for wheat delivered at
Ted lock and family leave next week main daring the summer for his boy-
» re A m bps« tonic, blood pnrifler
a’ X ' i W i •D- ‘ n
'°U'
Clothe« washed clean and done up la the mills in Dayton.
. Price, Meant«. %>ldh-
fw Texes, where they will make health; end after that make bis
DAYTON ROLLER MILL CO. Culoa RalkUna. Chicago
| Dry anything.
good style at Menlanville steam laundry.
their home.
home at MoMinovilla..
R . L . H a i i h m , druggist
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Builders’ H ardware, Paints. Oils A
GLASS..
H ardware, Am m unition and Paint.
Air TJght Heating Stoves.
Ck°ir h°s?hei Frir8\, Preibyteiian M cM innville Grange & Farm ers Co.
PATENTS GUARANTEED
D. A. SN Y D E R ,
For Sale—Cow.
FrnitsA Vegetables
Green and Evaporated
Fruits,
And All Kinds of Produce.
Skin Diseases.