Dayton herald., October 19, 1900, Image 1

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After a long spell of fine weather
it now threatens rain.
Postmaster Detmering and wife
quires th «1M I
sent bv m a il, to drove to Salem and bacx on Sun­
inaitre prompt ineertton, « m ia ll m atter
(or publicatton ahouhl bereceived a t thia day.
o fito e a W e d n e s d a y , ^
Tame strawberry vines are out in
full
bloom, and many of the vines
ARRIVAL ANgA|[¿PARTURk OF
are set to fruit.
s W * T h e H s a i t t i la published on
Fridnys, but in order to get it in morning
od way
ta.
m
.
P.« ,
Mew Or­
no
with
». Japan,
ith Amcr-
ad dre»a
I« .
r
land, Or.
r
by Win.
IcMinn-
' are first w-
~ AT TH E R E D FRONT,
TH E
Thursday and
lonal Family
t the hlgheft
era, and rllla-
talna all the
tent seller»)
MB up to hour
nlng reading
tsilly, old and
id
i are arrepted
country mer-
nd ttereaatns.
, 1.0c per rear.
eryyar.
DITJOH,
ad You get
K«i
than any other
Jra It» new»
_ 1« equaled by
from the Boo-
n horoturhneea
He presidential
Il be Invaluable.
Impartial. Thia
to you at thia
love of the sreat
Thrice a Week
■our eve on the
bins—take the
want to know
Thrlce-a-Week
esular anhacrlp-
We offer thia uu-
i . ivtom HattAtn
he rosolar »ub­
era la Id­
le acre of
•ell chv«p
,Li> olBre
MARKET
UNDERW EAR.
era
GENTS’ U N D E R W E A R ,
SA T U R D A Y A N D MONDAY,
SAVE
M ONEY!
F U R N IT U R E
al -leader«,
i of tho
houghtful,
McMinnville, Oregon.
W ith a large and w e ll assorted
stock of m erchandise. For good
goods and bargains go to
NIC H O LS & GABRIEL.
The R ed Front.
w w .« .
»ronghly
tpublicau
lÄ S k ,
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
IN
S
th train»,
<1X I
CHICAGO STORE
Nineteen Hundred Goods
The following are extracts from a
letter written by J- 8- Flower from
Cork, Ireland, to his father J. H.
Flower, of Salem. He writes of hie
trip as follows:
“Left Portland April 24—touched
at Hong Kong, China, and then
bailed for Queenstown. On the way
Leave» Dayton, _ -----------
the captain learned me the compass
Grandmother Branch, wife of
W .'re pretty busy these day«; haven't tim e • n‘>u«!‘
and how to take the sun, and then
«to a.
Rev. J. n r tn c h , who has been
put me on to the wheel, and for the
itos-
to
tell
of all the good things which we are ottering. It
seriously ill, is improving.
rest of the voyage I took ray shift
geUing rather chilly n igh t.. Y ou’ll soon be wanting.
Kutter 35 «.-enta per roll.
ut the wheel and steered the ship.
The Becker house is being
After crossing the line it got very
Kgse « cento per dosen,
ainted white. I t will hereafter
wheat 50 to 52 cents per bushel.
f
cold,
and some of the men frose
a known as the W hite Cottage.
their feet and hands. One man fell
■* ’ ^ I n e cigars a t poetofflee
~
Better net in end bny while the stocks
eempiete in
F. J. and Peter Wlrfs, who have
from the ropes and was killed. I
every H»«. Never w a, there a tnor. .t t r .e t .v . tne offered
Fresh bread at poetoffice store.
been to the ooaat, returned home the
nearly froieat the wheel some days.
than the Chicago Store’s line of to-day. 1 y i
..
Freeh bread and paelry of all first of the week. They brought
When we reaohed • Cape' Horn it
bought
a
Manufacturer’s
line
of
samples
ot
blew
harder
than
L
ever
saw
it
be­
with
them
a
lot
of
fi
h.
kinds always on hand at Dayton
fore ; every sail ws> blown away.
Grocery.
W. H. H enderson ex-sheriff of
I was all right because 1 had tied
When in McMinnville oall at the this county, drove over from Mc-
myself fast to some supports, but
8t. Charles store and.purcbaae your M innvilie Thursday on business.
All Men-a G ood a-jn at BhirU— no Drawers to match them .
we bad to get up new sail* from the
grocery supplies.
H e took dinner at Dayton hotel.
hold and put on the ship.) July 7th
W e’re going tQ sell th© lot all out
The W* C. T. U. will meet at the
we rounded the born, and I do not
Jost received at the Blue Front
; . home of Mrs. H. L. Glass Friday, Millinry Store, Mirrored Velvets,
care to go around it again. Our
captain waa a pretty good man, but
October 19, at 2:30 p. m. ___
and a fine assortment of Silks and
the first mate was a brute. After
Aud Ibefe’a hundreds of them too. We give y
Call at the White Cottage for first Velvet for dress trimmings. Rib­
rounding
the
horn
he
got
into
a
row
Goods worth up to 11.00, at 35e.
bons of all colors sod prices.
i 1 class meals
with the cook, and the cook tried to
• L ulu N. B acas a, Proprietor.
Goods worth up to $1.50, at 00c.
By
getting
your
George and Fred Bertram, David
kill him with a knife. I went to
Goods worth up to $2 50, at 98c.
.
R E. Martin successor of I. K. Seth ao<LEd,4fa4away went to the
help the mate and take the knife
T h ey’ll go with a whirl, but be on band Saturday morning.
Fenton has put in a nioe line of coast range Saturday on a hunting
away from the cook. I got the knife
Deer uiuw
meat v will prob
furniture, picture mouldings and expedition.
lull. veci
from him but was cut in the arm
N E W
ST O R E ! N E W
G O O D S!
and hand. The mate was very good
ably be plentiful on their return
to me after that
c
,
Also a complete Line of
Bread, oakes, and all kind of home.
On the 7th of September we ar­
H.
Oliver’s,
Mo-
The
bridge
across
Palmer
creek,
confectionery at
Most-of you have been getting purchase stam ps, and
rived » t Queenstown, Ireland, and
Minnvilie. Also lunch when de- on First street is now in good shape
many
have been presented with one o f tbo8J bJ “a ’t^
laid there a week, and then came to
for r travel,
having been replanked,
io
tr a v e l, hmyiub
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sired.
Demar
paintings. Now we’ve just received 100 beautiful
this
place—Cork,
Ireland,
where
I
sa»____
k
.
.11
»itoht
n
m
v
iriin
ff
th
e
g on hand HEARSE when desired.
__ _ _ _ _
Hodson, of McMinnville, has a -It rosy be all right, providing the, .
F r u m e s-ju st fits your picture; none are worth lew «»OT
now am. The people heVe are queer
piling
supporting
the
structure
is)
fine line of sir tight and other
and they talk queer ; it appears so
$2.75; many worth $ 3 5 0 and some u p a s 1
heating stoves which ho is selling at sound and safe.
different from home. The women
W
« ’ r« coin è to give you a cimice for three aays—
low figures.
Furniture Dealer and. Undertaker. I ook old and ugly, and the men the
D. A. Snyder who went to Seattle
SA T U R D A Y , M ONDAY and T U F .S D A Y -n f any frame
R«v. White of Portland, will last weex on business connected
saq»e. The girls are pretty unti
in the house for $1.69. If you’ve got your
you
„reach in the Christian church Sat" with the Dayton
Evaporator,
they pass IB. then thy seem to gel
surely want one; If you expect to get one you d better buy
urdsy evening; 8 “ nd«y *t l l a. m. of which he is manager. He says
old snd ugly. I have not seen any
" and 7:30 p. m. AU invited.
business in that city is booming.
people so good loosing, either men
’ ““ ’ ¿ X Z a i n and g e t . few ,n „ ,. c h a n c e . Urn.
or womon, nr girls,*« our people at
A. B. McMillen o f the Dayton He was complimented by dealers
liandsom e Silk Dress lo be given away October 31sL
home, in Old Oregon.
Grocery, was taxen siek Wednesday on the products of the evaporator,
ly that of potatoes and veg­
- While I am on this sidq I thins 1
evening, and bad to go home and
wifi go, next wees, to Liverpool and
‘ ____
leave the store Io charge of bis wire. etables.____
London, and then go to Paris and
Miss
Lulu
Becker
revived
a
let-
U mitbo E vamqxliqal — Preapb-
bee
the show. From there I will go
may 11
i t a a m.;
jng at Day ton next Sunday
m .; ter from her former trimmer in her
across France, Germany, Italy and
Ptoasantdsle
millinery
store,
Miss
Nora
Wheatland « p. «#•»
■“"•dale
Spain to the Medeterafiian sen, and
who is now at Moro, Eastern
7 :30 jj , m
ship for Boston or New Yors, and
_
•
2»
from’lhere home to Salem, and at
Afiue lo to f ALrT i g b ‘' ; co ^ " g |Hne‘rv
r tL e it • i t that
tend old WillamettoUniversity next
Stoves at the Hardware Store. I hi</h ¡, doing a thriving business,
v
X -
foil. It is Hl right oh the sea snd
For good bargains we refer you, d aheb much pleased with that
over hers, but R
far bet‘er at
____
n c l2 tf l._:__
i
1
- _
»
-a"
»_
home, and after I have made my
- r — -
. town<
. l w h u I H n o t
M in Lulu decker who was in
Miss Brown who lives with
trip I am going to mase a bee line
Portland last week, while there laid | M G ston eb riu k ’s, while taking | 'hn p n n ftflfl m a n WOUIQ IOilOW SUCH«* for old Oregon, where I can ge
For Men, Round T«rp Shoes, 9JM5O; uuaR
in a stock of new millinery goods
from a bottle of
l/v n o *
something good to eat, and big reo
“h™ : I X g i agg
“ .,' stopper
!
style*—every pair warranted.
, ^
broke'
COUTS© V
V©Ty
l o n n g g._____
.
of (be latest styles, which »he i»
?
j ^ the bottle, cutting I COUTSO
6 T y lO
apples and delicious pears.
now ---------
receiving
id r severely.
----
„
ner
nBuu
o v c io j. 8h e is
— em-
—
_ _ ‘
her "B,1d
Waldorf Hat, $3.
Tboroughbrace
The
■labels -to
A GshMsi L towto kew ea ¡ployed
ployed in
the
evaporator
and
was
I « .^ « 7
in
A3 25
Urge stock of childrens clothing-- nnas j e to work a day or two on
vite
everyone
to
call
aud
exam
­
boy’s suits, girl’s cloaks,eto., which vcount of the wound.
.
Is the tim e we put in at our store,
For Ladies— Capes and Jackets. The best
ine quality and prices of opr
they
they are
are selling
selling at prices that all
and all we äsk is a fair salary for
Dayton
is
coming
to
the
front
in
goods.
No
trouble
t
o
show
line
ever shown. Shoes in in all styles and
can afford to buy.
our tim e, and legal interest on
W. H. Qillingbam, who, t o . « o l U » " X ’h S m lm ™ a * " h i* h
goods. Our prices, we are eon-
prices.
Underwear arid Hosiery.
money invested.
fideut, will compare favorably
weeks hse been
f“i „ r'oh Sarry good stock, of mercb.ndise,
with those of any house.
say for painting the M. E. church,
y 8^
gr00ery, one grocery
cated in A. O. U. W. building,
We ejp éct
»M rsised the neoeesary amount to 0 ^ ^ i e t y store, one hardware
We
intend
to
do
buaineea
in
"
„’
’'¿
„
S
'l
O
t
o
M
opposite
Harris’
drug
store.
Mthtn a few dollars.
grocery store, one notion store,
- Respectfully yours.
Miss Lulu Becker is having the twQ drag „tores—one as good as
In W
.°e aah I. t o e t e n to cal. and a lt o .
M ary E. L bwt » f
House on the Recker place, on 1 wjn be found in an? town in the
Per L.
Fourth street opposite the park, re- gtat one candy and cigar store,
us to prove this assertion.
paired, and will keep a first class up Olh#r diff„rent business and trades
Dr Reed the Portland dentist,
to arrive any day. Wait for thefn if you1
to date boarding snd lodging house. ar# w#[n represented. It_ would
made a flying trip to Dayftm on
waut the Latest Styles and Lowest Prices.
Thursday. The Dr. will not be
I able 10 come to Dayton until after
(One door North o. Harris’ Drug Store.)
I coliege closea, as be 1« attending
I lectures, unless he comes up nun-
Mackintoshes, Shoes, Under
C H A S . P . N E L S O N , Manager.
Dayton hss one industry which
! day, but will be gWd »0 see hie
wear, Hoisery and many
at this time is distributing coneid
Cor. B and 4th St., M cM innville, Or.
friends at his office 361 and 308
ersble cash in this town snd county.
things.
Alisky
block
corner
3d
and
We mean the Dayton Evaporating
Dr. Reid of Portland, has prsc
Mprrison streets.
Compsny.
T*
Hired dentistry In Portland and vi
FOR SALE.—A good house and
in
all,
foots
-
-
-cinity for past seven years, and ne now have well
Are vou looking for ready to wear clothing, with all
ell va.,
on to 100 people
em-
other improvements, and 1$ acres
lOW
u
a
v
e
WÜIB
w
will give $100 for any set of teeth
of good land, well set tochotee frail
the sllyte, fit and finish of the best merchant tailoring
in and
made by him that is not worn by ployed
ides
having four teams smployed
We h L e them and they cost no more than the cheap,
4 mile from business part of town;
bee
‘
‘
*
*
the patient or for name of any per­
adjoining ia an orchard for Sale-
quickly
thrown
together
kind.
son that hse ever paid one cent lor
Price $600. Call soon at this office.
defective work that required
anny d(
F or S alk — A good work team
loing :over.
$11 00
— weight about 1200, one a good 12 INCH WOOD BEAM
13 00
Marshal Earl is rounding up
buggy anim al.both bays. Price 141NCH
12 50
and taking in the youths who
(2-INCH STEEL BEAM,
16 00
$106. Inquire at thia office.
are lo be found on the streets af- X i Y S ' S t o . . t o ' X ^ ' t o .
16-1NCH
28 50
DISC
HARROW,
-
The
St.
Charles
store,
McMinn­
12 20 INCH STEEL FRAME
le r 7 o’clock in the evening.
38 OO
ville, carries a full line of groceries,
T h is is right and proper, and that in the item of evaporating po-
which are sold at popular prices. ^A laoa M Ìjineof'A ir Tight and other Heating Stoves
comm endable in the city mar-
Call when in that city.
a t lo w est prices^
H O D S O N , M c M in n v ille .
____ Boys and girls who ran
..•hai.
Strong a is one of the oldest
the streets at night are forming
restaurants in Salem . It is a
bad habits, which may blight i"
good place to texe meala when
their future life. “As the twig
JO N E S & A D A M S .
a?id*i»eiq»aiiiy
.uppiiad
u
»
«»»'•
in that city. ,
is bent the tree is inclined
Would it not be well for parents
When yon smoke get the best WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
to assist the marshal by notsend-
cigars snd tobacco—you can get
a
-% ?
T T A
-jri’ -
them at postoffice store.
m g children from lió m e after
The Dayton Grocery Co. wa"t®
dark , except in extrem e cases; Newberg on their wheel», ^"day,
good butter and Mesh eggs. sp tlt4
nd district Quarterly
aud also set a good exam ple to to attend
quarteriy meeting
r
their children, by bein g.at hom e of Salem district. Free Methodist
M cM innville, Oregon.
Union Block, i
MANUFACTURE l u m b e r , D O O R S, S A S H AN D L / i l r f
at an early hour in the evenin g. church. At the Bertram hill where
NEW MILLINERY
Y
,
A
t
Pn
rfloreaentative
will
be
at
our
store
October
15th,
the
bridge
crosses
®
reek’
•
A M othrr .
r .
M o M ihnvillh , Oaxaoi«...................... ............
AT THB
of a mile south of Dayton, Mr.
-am p le.. C om . and g e . ,o u ,
CONDO Leise went down ahead anderoseed
RESOLUTION ‘ OF
B im m
l i t t n
sto r e .
Get your measure taken nt
F uk S alk — A frech m ilk c
the bridge, thinking that Mr. Kyle measure taken.
LENCE.
I •
Nichols A Gabriel’s for a suit of If di», s,se»l(i.f ei»<i»i » i l l Io- sold
was following. Looking back he
Whereas, Our beloved sister, did not see that gentleman; waiting
b n rg n in .
In q u ir e »af.Tfiitm M«i"'
Is now arriving. Hate snd
clothes
Mrs. Ada Puetla Robertson has en­ a moment he then called to him, but
bonnets are now being
Coffee, Arbukcles and Lyqn, D a y to n
tered into that “ <>» abundant life. received no reply. A11 at
trimmed'
for
the
5c
at Fisbburn’s. Other good
Resolved, That we sorrow not si saw the end of a rail fly « o » /fe a t
.^1
radesftf bulk coffee nt lowest
those without hope; but thank God high. Mr. Leise got on his bicycle
for the example of her fortitude un­
rices. , , .
i d recrowing the
der physical weakness, the sweet . Kyle
getting up and bleeding from
new, brightnew aud tender fellow bruises on fsoe and neck. In com
A large stock e i Ifce leteet and most
c
For the speedy a w l permant-nf <-n
ahlp of her life among us snd for ing down the hili, ao4 » heo
tette r, salt rlumiJ» and rvn-m «. C'e •
stylish u illlln eiy Is being received which
liertahi s Eye :md fcku. O ia iu in i- .'i
the’courage and consistency of her turn in the road, within 6 or 7 rod*
will be disposed e f at
w itbont sn wpint. It rrht ves the llvli
3 t i i bridge Mr. Kyle lost contrei
Christian
life.
,
aulifi
Ing »m l »insrthig alnrert instantly r.na
LOWEST PRBCES»
Resolved, That our Woman S Re­ of his wheel and the eonaequenow
i vsnwr ia coni limed use pCc-rts t wrnisni-nt
Lodlne are lavlted to call snd Inspect
lief Corps has lost an «arMaVwork­ were that he ran off the road into
enre.. I t alsocnrWi itch , l a rrc r 8 itc »,
mTBR 8 ch » dulx — On and af
, scsl'l bend, sore nipples, ili-lln g 'p ib S,
er hat for such lives we thank Ood the fence and broke tbe,fronl.wl?**.
FU*
ter Thursday September 20th, the gooals before purchasing-
I «Si-sods
ran
O
w
iâ
l» » «a»Wl»»W<.Wl , chspped banits, chn-nic e -re eyes and
.... w r a i m
m ros corv
cor» or
h » »»»
00s w scui.
-
Have employed 1» ftrst class m lllleer
and take courage.
___
__ and fork of bicycle and nearly oet
U lath».
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gTHnnlsted lUls. » r
\ ,
If Dr. Reid, the Portland dentist steamer Bonita will leave Dayton who w ill arrive here »boot the 21»t of
Resolved, That a copy ¿ » h®®®
■ UAD IT tortor« tfÿijriag tor fatoM. Attorti
bis
life.
He
was knocked
“ J1*®1®” to not in his office when you cell on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
m
s
m
e
.
o
®
,
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resolution« be spread upon the min­ and very badly bruised on the aid
radj’8 Condition
_ D r. Cady’s
-------------- Pettier« for
at 8 *• m- Leave Portland at this month.
-ou will find the best skill that 7 dav
; horses are the te s t to n ic. Blood nilflcT '
ute«, and also that a copy be tent of neck and laoe Mr. Kyle is
F ru it, eggs and- ether fsrm prodece
s. m.on Monday, Wednesday and
oldte
end verm ifuge. P ric e. S5 cents
(he D a VT ok H«UAt*Df°r publication.
I ■■
esTtwT Uiwvcn*.
Friday. Taxing freight <nd paw- taken In eschange foe »tllio ery.
lutM
M
».
WASHIMQTOW.
P
) y o u r WMIIWMe
a ®—
Euxica Woocarowu.
R.
L
HARRIS.
engers for alll points as far as Mis­
lace. 307-308 Alisky block, corner
M1B8 LULU BECKER.
GtoMiawa M ux«»,
•
it was only a miracle
that • b* was
sion Landing.
and Moreteen.
Mas. R. B. W bbss a.
net kilted.
Dayton, Oregon, Oct. 16,1®00-
IN
DAYTO N
r ----------
PICTVFRE FRAMES!
UNDERTAKERS
SU PPLIES,
E. E. MARTIN,
G r a n g e S to r e ’s
N e w F a ll
Y es, w e have the goods. T hey are
» and J w e «««
-Viom a aw
WAV
pUc®|najri A
for
can rrivrn
give A them
ay
_ course» you
w© gQ „ aCSlT©. UI
s to do „ so,
WOU1U UUV ash
»OJK u u.»
_ and
aunh no «
G o o d s.
FO U R T E E N H O U R S EACH D A Y
■f’* *
Lo­
ON TH IS BA SIS
OUR N E W DR ESS GOODS
T h e D a y t o n G r o c e r y Co.
■cMNNVILLE GRANGE & FARMERS’ CO.
7
H A M B LI N T H E C LO TH IE R
IS JUST
W HAT
THE
W ORD
IMPLIES.
It
kadlrskrs
the state
a glance.
Ime
saving
Invention
iy on the
r striking
jt appeal to
Send fot
T. catalog*
[ACfllNE CO*
Otilo.
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ENTS
Ossilta
S E fe s
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PLOW S’
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vaw sx x
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ichine»
Canton and Scotch Clipper
----------
W hen you w ear an H D a &. Cct
suit or overcoat, you know you are
dressed property-
S2f) Q0
PriCGS frOlU $10.00 tO <J>ZU.UU.
M "D .7S^Sr.,!;.ra W e h ave received another big
shipm ent of Trunks. W a have
X n u ik e d them at quick selling P1^®®-
Underw ear, th e w arm kind, fro
““ . .
d F p K,ia 81 0 0 to 8 4 .0 0 per suit.
Boikiars Hardware, Paints, Oils» &
H A M B L IN
G LASS.
The Clothier,
Jb S * ! ’merchan't Xiog
E v e ry th in g
School R oom .
fo r
R. L. H ARRIS,
D ruggist Bookseller
aud Stationer.
SEASON
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