Dayton herald., September 21, 1900, Image 1

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X ^ r ^ R E B O N . FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER i t . » 9 0 ^
VOL. XVI
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NICHOLS & GABRIEL
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Booth Amar-
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tUKHAM,
. Portland, Or.
by Wm.
the MeMinn-
'hey a n first
IR, thoroughly
* Republican
liticai leaders,
’ progress of the
‘ thoughtful,
t ’ * <’3
ho on Thuradayisd
i a National Paa
ot the h i|l
'atari, aud all
contain. all
porteut «en
IB tí MB opto 1
entertaining read
the family, old i
I which are acre« , .
n and country aer­
iate, and lterealag.
prier, l.Or per year.
«1. per year.
•goo.
A-WEEK EHTIN,
ly and Yo*|tt
of a
lee than * n y t
aartca Its news
and le equaled I
W from the B<r
la horojtahae
Jth the president!
It w ill be Inyatnable.-
a trlv Impartial. This
value Io yon at this
fever, move of the greet
he the Thrlce-a-Week
[keep your eve on the
|t watching—take the
[ I f you want to know
ks, take Thrlee a Weel
McMinnville, Oregon.
a t THE RED F R C ip ’,
ARR'VAU *NgA1^PAR-nJHk Off
IT te a .» .
>P- m
THE MARKET
WANT
ASK YOUR
DEALER OB
CEO W FITKIN«
Pulton & Carp
CHICAGO.
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bches, Jew-
s, and ,
i VARK.
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OREGON,
relry repairing s
1 Jewelry mans-
E L IV E R Y ,
LAVAN, Prop.
single and doubt*
flven commercial in«»-
te, or otherwise, glv«
r o u t or mountain»
rig, call. Prloes rse-
Sale.
H E S W V C AL
W ith a large and w ell assorted
stock of merchandise. For good
goods and bargains go to
NICHOLS & GABRIEL.
The Red Front.
LADIES’ W RAPPERS
The Daytonjrocery Co
H esw yca.
Yes, W e are Here, and w ant You
to Call and see us.
W E HAVE:
-
The Best Store Room in Yamhill
^ <The^ Finest Stock in Yamhill
n e w f a l l l in e
C<The Best Goods in Yamhill County.
The Low est Prices in Yamhill
County.
COME ~A N D
-SEE !
G r a n g e S to r e ’s
N e w F a ll
G oods.
T h e D a y t o n G r o c e r y Co.
<2
the
c a r n iv a l
AT HAMBLIN’S
W e are having a
«ESTATE? One acres*
cation W ill eell cheep
Hqnlre rt H bbild oflee
CHICAGO STORE
Joseph Odell
Pl8““ n,l ‘ ied’
House, for rent is a »caroe article
9th, ,ag
agro
Wednesday, September ifith
rfflyl t»t »»> <” d*r to U '? mornin.» now in Dayton.
7» years, 6 moe, 29 days. The hte
Ite
malta thè da* ot publlcation, Ih epaper la
Ten kinds of mo bgoods at Day-
SSÌXd Tburadayaitarnoon. T h ta r s-
neral will be held Friday y (to day )T
S^tass that all. mattar sent by mali, to ton Grocery Co.
— .
at 10 a m. in the church i at Pleas-
n r o r o o t Inseritoti, and all mattar
,er at the
anídale; burial' thereafter
¿or pubHcattoi
shouldbe_recei ved at foia
Martha Addison has been on
Odell cemetery.
Wfltoson Wedrmaday^rti
______ the sioK liat ibis wees.
It begins to look aa though the
After aeveral day / ¿ n T " ín t e r ’
fall raine bad art in to continue.
borne of bis aon, Galen c - “ ‘ller’
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A.r.rl,e*~
All the hope in thia vicinity are
father M. Miller, aged 82 ¿ • “ ■»¿J*
icked with the exception of J. W.
two weeks. The funeral-will tax»
4:»p. sa.
place
at Hopewell on Friday, (to-
lelcher’e,
sid»p.m-
7:ltp.
m-
U lO tv
sdop-to-
? 1 at 2 p m- Services will be
The fall term of the Dayton pub­
day)
Butter *5 cent* per roll.
luctedby Rev. Jt Bewereox.
lic aobool will be opened Monday,
condv
Eggs 16 cent, per dosen.
October 1.
wheat 47 to BO cent* S»r bosbel.
Queer name artfà it? Most of you- know-
A a complete a ltne of school sup­
fin e cigars nt postoBce s t o r e . __ _
The Yamhill loche, just abeve
plies aa you will find in Yamhill
it
well-
th e . trade mark e f the most
Dayton, are now completed. W »
Freeh bread daily at the port county, *t Harris, j
work on the lock® was completed!
famous
offloe store.
The little »on of P- Jenson, who
on Tuesday, but workmen have
been engaged, in
‘¿ J
flhreded ooooaout 20 cent« per lives on the Miller place near the
grounds, for aeveral 0 V -
depot, is eeriouely ill-
poand at Dayloa Grocery Go.
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Wedneaday tbe »ates were opened
Should the mine continue, many
C. L-BarreU i. running an .op U
and w»ter turned into ¿heJooks^
of the fall applet F ‘H **• »polled
made m the United States.
date harness »hop.
Korn and
and apparently everything w<*ke<r
and unfit for evaporating.
eee him.
all right, and without any hitch.
H. Ward met with an accident by
Honey, honey. We want all yon
As soon as those whose doty it is
•lipping
lingan
an
falH
falling
r-“
on
Monday.
He
H*
have. G « b p»M
Dayton Gro­
to inspect the loeks for the govern-
' There are many makers of wrappers in.
baa been confi
confined to bis bed since
ment ha’ « done ao, they wi . be
cery Co.
tin» country, but among them all there is-
¡-t
Jay Avery will again aUend the then.
open for boats to pass through.
It is estimrted that the hop crop
only one
business oollege at Salem thia fall
Those who are to inspect the looks,
ef Yamhill county will this season,
we are informed, will-come up from
end winter.
fall abort one-fourth that of last
Portland to-day with a government
The raine are what make» glad
boat
and examine the loet*; a“
y
e
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.
the heart of boatmen.
Mr. aod Mrs. M. S . f Adams left
either receive or reject them. 1 here
A lot, of greaa seed for eale cheap here on Wednesday, for Wisconsin,
is but little doubt that they will be-
All these goods are cut eatra full, mjule-
• t Tboe. Hall.
their old home, where they yr*“
found all right and be received by
The fineat line of cigara aod to- for awhile.
as vou would like to have them m ade,
government.
haoco in town at Harris .
(upon h o n o r )-4 h er e is a fit and styie about
Geo. W. H. Odell drove down
W inter S chwdulb — On and af­
them vou W » »e e , n , ° ttie’ hnl r nnW th e
The hope in thia section aw about from Salem 8unday, to see We
exclusive agents for these goods on the
ter
Thursday
8«p.*ro?
*
r
brother
Joseph
Odell,
w)»o
was
ell picked.
steamer
Bonita
will
leave
Dayton-
The rain« of lasl week caused atrieken with paralysis last week.
W est Side. The
on Tuesday, Thursday and’' SaJor
eonte mold in ibe hope that were
Mr. Miller of Unlonvkle, father
dav at 8 a m. Leave Portland at
not picked.
t
of G. C. Miller, is seriously ill. His
7 » m. on Monday, Wednesday and
Wm Caln II i* said, baa Ibe beet recovery is-considered doubtful
Friday. Taking freight amf pas­
hop. in Ihi. vicinity. Thev are Mr. Miller is over 80 years of age.
rs now ready for your in sp ection ^
sengers
for aH pointe as fai
entirely fra® from n“oW’ an®
The late raine railed tbe Willam­
sion landing. Will leave Me“ »““'
Percales, f r o m . -
• Jj
eonaiderad No. 1.
ette and Yamhill rivers eeveral
villeon completion of looks at
E PX
¿ o n .; .,: ; : .: : :
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inches, which aided tbe, boats to
T
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harris
m. Tuesday,-Thursday and Satur
. — w^dnaaday morning for i a make better time »n crossing the
day. .
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e* anH
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a o t i «hallow
o u B iw w water; ___
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Milton Peery baa bad a fine gran-
H. E. Cooper, J. Q- Lambert and
week or ten day» .
We are informed by Dr. Court. F ..n ob
k H eff.._ .n ,l.ttb .w on rri<«y
-olnc for Pondlotoo, Koeloro ur.
o - that there aw many-Mob-in morning
W E A R E H E R E T O S T A . Y A^D
ST« vicinity at present- Only one egoo. I lia probable that they may
remain
there
for
some
time.
or two who are seriously ill.
We WANT Your Trade. We MUST have Your Trade.
w H. B- Reed, proprietor of tb e( John Bradley of Hood R**er»
McMinnville fanoe worka,,bas sold formerly of Dayton, arrived here We W ILL have Your T ra d e ..
three year».
the latter part of last week
Ws
Jut and left McMinnville.
mother, on a short visit. He has
Drs. Reed' and Sfatton, dtmtiets
- 'Ed. Hadaway drove to Salem tbe-rtste right for a patent churn,
of
Portland, were here
’ and back on 8unday-
-
arid went to Salem tbe first of the
S ' K ' " d X n i ? 2 T f
Miss Madge Dunn „one of
week to attend the State Fair.
For M e«,
Tup Shoos, •3.60; in all
teacheee in the public school here,
dentietry. >bey -illptebably open
Bert Lowe, of Lenta, a apbuib of
who has Iwen visiting her etrtw, Portland, who was here pfobmg
styles— every pair warranted.
I permanent dental' rooms in D «£
Mrs. R- L. Pratt of Salem, returned hops, left for hia borne on Saturday
ion.
Dr.
»fatten
returns
next
»at
(One door North o. Harris’ Drug Store.)
t L . W .M nrf
Hat. »3-
T h n r o u g b b .« »
here-last week.
urdav, and will remain 10 day»-
Bert, who was formerly one of tbe
Miss Nelsoo, the young lady eaa Dayton youth», make»
I N oticb .— R Jacobeon A Co.*i'
13.25.
K.-Kbwm w . t o n - ~
« M O W » , nw .-
plqyed by Miae ^ 1 « B eck« M
store, of « ^ nvil
»trimmer In her mHRnnry store, conductor on one of suburban atreet
For Ladies—-Capes and. Jackoto. The beat
nn Monday, September 24th until
will arrive here ne»t Saturday (to oar lines of Portland.
Hue ever shown. Shoes in in all styles and
6 p. m. Also, Wednesday, October
morrow).
Henrv McGuire of Hood River,
3 until S p m. P vtiea w'f,h,n« to
prices. Underwear and Hosiery.
Who
on a v i.it to McMinnville
’ H. Oliver, ar, |h®
I trade at their store will please re
baker, baa been confined to the —bia old home, came to Dayton on
nember the date.
house several weeks with »nfiam Friday, and visited old W endr At
We expect
one time Henry wae employed in
Ralph Ckrier who has been
matory rbematlsm.
thia city with W. M.
Eastern Oregon, near
Tbe store of Jacobeou
„.ar or more, and who returned
McMinnville, wiH bw c f o ^ Mon­ the lime be waa running a meat
there last week, says thet much of
*•
day , September 24th until « P- « • market.
¡the wheat which looked as fjough
The prospect is that tbe Day ton
Also Wednssday, October 8, until I
public school building wHl fcfiHed
it would turn out a large yield, wae-
fo arrive eny day. Wait for them if you
p. m.
i only half Jthe.average yield,
to
its
utmost
capacity
this
wmter
' -w a n T |h e Latest Styles and Lowest Prices.
The condition of Joseph Odell, with pupils. This begins to look
i That waa considerable of a bail
who ie suffering from paralysis is M though a new school house would
1 ctorm for Oregon, that <*curr, ^
but little changed. He appeare o have to be built in the near futur
here last Saturday afternoon The
at
our
Store.
M
.ny
h
iv
e
token
advantage
of
our
be gradually growing weaker, we or pupils fiud accomodations else­
thunder and hail reminded new
C H A S . P . N E L S O N , Manager.
are informed.
comers from « e East of their east-
where/
T he county
C .T . U -c o n -
The Becker Millinery Company
, etn homes.
Cor. B And 4th S t , M cM innville, Or.
A
veution mert* r t
° of Dayton, have dissolved P **n«r'
,
U
nited
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vangemcai
.
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P
re
8^
at M ODERATE PR IC ES and are now wearing
Septem ber 25th and 2611».
.kin 7 Miss Lulu Becker now has
i ing at Davton next Bunday at 7 .¿U
full charge and control of the buei-
¡ p m il , Pleasantdsle 11 a. m.;
onions,
cabbage.
X
8
h
.
b
.
.
.
Toll
Sweet potatoes,
hntatoes melons and everyining
Unionvale 8 p. or-
And everything usually kept in a flrst class
millinery goods, and would to
Coffee,
Arbukcies
and
Lyon,
nleaaed to have old end new cus
Grocery store, sold at popular prices by
poelofflce store.
15c at Fish burn-’». Other good
tomers call and inspect her goods
W hen you havfe cash to ep***d
grades of hulk coffee at lowest
before purchasing.
remem ber and spend it with
The steamer Bonita did not make
prices. -----
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thitae who have carried you
W hen in M cM innville with
¡¿rou gh the ««aeon. F i.h b u rn her regular daily trip to D ayton«« PriMA,l’ " i M d o r . S e e k .e .r at C .rn iva. prieea, 26e, 50e and The.
Tnpsdav
The Willamette river
horse or team, remember that
should get hia share.
( from Newberg to Ah. mouth of the
„
. . n t one of t h e .. » ! W I l . U belter . . . u . Q UICK. a tth e /e e d sheds hack of Grange
Until November 1,1900,, the New Yamhill was filled with loge by the
store, you can have your horses
Spaulding Co. log drive ’ kTch “ .d e
York Weekly Tribune wi11 be sup­
cared tor at cheapest rates.
plied subscribers six fo°?‘h8f or. ® ft too difficult an undertaking to
& ADAM S.
make
the
trip
after
night.
The
E verythin g in
Fishburn's J O I S T E 9
SenU. The Weekly
store will be sold at lower prices WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
dollar paper.
The Trl-Weebly Bonita will hereafter run so Mc­
Minnville,
leaving
P
o
r
^
than at any store in Yam hill
Tribune, six monts «J cenia.
m/Monda'y Wednesday and Friday.
White the reataurant keeper of Leaving Dayton Tueeday, Thurs­
county.
A fine line of neatly trimmed-
McMinnville, is back at his oW day, and Saturday at 8 a. m.
aland, and will be pleased to have
street hata at the New Blue Front
Milton Peery who with his broth
•ll olil customer», also new cnetom-
Millinery Store. Call aud eee them
MANUFACTURE L U M B E R , D O O R S , S A S K A N D L A T H
era call on him. He eeta up first er James, and son Mark, H. Grimes
ladies.
and Wm. Miller, while on a visit.at
class meal»-
McMrmrvH.ft O meoon .
The Dayton Grocery Co. wents
8cio, Linn county, went up to what
Those ladids wiabing hata and is called “Bald Peter,” in the Gas-
good butter and fresh eggs. sptl>4
bonnets trimmed in the latest style,
W h il.lh .r .* h .,
E ditor ’ s Awri’t P m » ht — F M .
abould remethber that Miea Lulu killed four aige deer. Mr. Peery
Higgins,
editor Seneca (Ilia )
Hecker baa employed an expert- with Mr. Grimes, returned home
NEW MILLINERY
S
Irimoier, Jh o .« >
was afflicted for years with pile«
on Monday, and h® informed the
that no doctor or remedy helped nn-
•bout the 20th of thia month.
AT T H E
publisher that there was the finest
tH he tried Bucklen’a Arnica Salve,
body of timber at that place that
the beat in the world
He wn*«S
The W. 0 . T. U.
Blue
w
l
i
f
f
i
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S
tore.
he had ever seen, but it had all been
two boxes wholly cured him Infal-.
taken up, partly by an Eastern
lible for jiilee
Cure guaranteed
U tïS h V fr.m n o a o o v “ «’•»'> {*
syndicate and the Oregon City Pu p
Ie now arriving. Hate and
L W
otbfnt w i ll wont r ib « » « m oro
,
Only 25c
Sold by R L Hama
■ * 1 at i r auco— * *»f th « )ui>f
s Î J
1
5
T h e l-M t
and Paper Co., who now have sur­
bonnets are now being
Beat quality and cheapest stationer, at
mention which meets ’"„Newberg, veying parties there, making at»«
Oayton baa now one of ibe beet H .,n ... 3bop. in ,b . W iii.m eU .
trimmed for the
postoffice »tore.
veys
to
estimate
tbe
value
of
the
» commencing September 25th.
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I
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,
timber
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and
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,.-n*bnw
Roy Miller, ot Unionvafo, whP
- a ib . B E S T S A T .S F A C T .O N
E. J. Avery and Frank Der^
.v
fihopcarries; more than t
irged with forgery while at
October 1st and 2d.
< 0 have to atock anything that a
{•
have »old their hope to Hubbard,
Dayton, Wash., on having a hearing the hop buyer at *"
Salem.
ilero. The price w . have Bug«, Tope.
A
large stock of the latest and moet
cw turn
» fob as «to«* - *• c‘ n-
wae found not guiltv and‘
For the speedy and permanent cm egt^
paid,’ we are informed, waa 14 cento O<XT n eX ild ln g ” Carrie Trimmiug uoat», d o°^ BARRBTT, Pro.
ety.Uh w tilteeil ta being received which
Upon being notified of the charge Xvery and Berry have made a good
trtter salt rhetun ana ecxrnm. vnani »
«U l be dtapoaed of at
berlal’n'e Eye and Skin Ointment ti ’
h ew en t to Dayton, and also his sale. They have received a good
without an ¿inal It relieve, the it<1> -|
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Talk,
about
China,
butthe
bar
r
LOWEST PRICES.
father G .C .
ing nhd smarting almost instantly and
profit on their hope, and, although,
charge against him, aod
stated aome may receive a trifle more, for
ita continued w e effects a permanent (
AfUr “ lWBv7'!h i/fa m rti‘<’at ibe K»"'8
Rac!teU Slor®
r«V«.. www««-» w« r
bKliea
are
lavlked
to
.all
sad
luapect
,tg a lrip « te «U M H ty
above, after a trial he wae aftquil-
I cure. It also cores itch, barber s itch,
C M u ir-
theii hop» by bolding them (which Umaineaa with ^ • nJa®h‘J r‘c'[|icag0 McMiun ville are mpre attractive good« before perebafdeg.
_
,
acald
head,
sore
nipples,
itching
piles,
«w, WAIT7. FOB Cfl
•vwtff
ted.
ie very doubtful) these men know CS £ L M t o t v ^ U f o r n Ced‘‘i ! S fust now, it is important that ev-
J-;
chapped
hands,
chronic
sere
syw
and
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r
t
a
Have employed a Brat cl.ee mlHtoer
I a » •< *•« —---- AadlYMT
- Fisbbkett has ju st received a that they have been well P*»1}
".™k in Jood health and spirits, ery dollar briug all the goods it who will arrive here atmuk the Metof granulated lids.
I MAD 1 before Mi / M
new stock of ‘A ir T tgh i Heatora, their labor, and ate nd of *n>\eU ’ and^ready for an active business can. See their blapkets, under-
! — fadrta (W itten Powders for
and you cau save uaouey by buy- as to the price of hope. Another ^ w p a ig n .'
I are the beat tonic, blood purifier-
wear, h a t. and caps and .»olio »-
" atcht ta w t a e .
item, they are having the uae of
thFr3T
an* for mUllw-r,.
f»,m pr" h,C# 1 tedvennlfuge. Price, « c e n w . SfflT ’
takea
la
exchange
WASHINGTOM
book, - a .choo. . . O F » - • Their
T b.*’ 8,‘
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8
"Oe’
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re
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' ing of him .
Star o o w
their money, while the other feltow
best
values
it»
th
iscou
u
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for
the
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Persons
ie frettiug and fuming about “*•»
hie, at Harria’-
dressed or undreeeed will find the is
I IWn, ..
Adam», at
beet qualitv at Jonea
t
•ad »»J
NineteenHundredBoods
DIED,
OUR NEW DRESS GOODS
CLOTHING
M p WTNWII.I,E GRANGE & FARMERS’ CO.
good goods
w.
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S. L. S. & C O ’S
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Suits and Overcoats.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
Come on everybody.
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FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY.
^ ‘" ^ ' “’ H A M B L i N , -
The Clothier,
H
T he B est G roceries , ^
E v e r y lh ih Ò
School R oom .
í d r th e
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Builders Hardware, Paints, Oils &
GLASS.
R. L. HARRIS,
Druggist Bookseller ,
a ad Stationer.
DAYTON HARNESS SHOP.
‘ b S r G^S
Skin Diseases.
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H.B.WILLSON&CO.
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