Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, December 14, 1900, Image 1

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W HEATLAND ITEM8.
HOLIDAY GOODS
. n W T h e HaRAl.n ic published on
FrUaya, but ito order to get it in morning
mails the <lav of publication, the paper in
printed Thnreday afternoon. This re­
quires that ail matter sent bv mail, to
insure prompt insertion, and all matter
for publication should berecehred at thia
office on Wednesday
NO. 3?
DECEMBER 14. 1900.
CHICAGO STORE
Freeh candiee just arrived at the
Dayton Cash Store.
W hbatlakd , Dec. 12,1900.
The
Wheatland school is pre­
A new line of holiday lamps just
paring a program for a Christ­
reeeived at the Dayton Grocery.
mas tree on Christmas eve.
Four pounds fine mixedcandies
a
The next m eeting of the Red
for 25 cents at Nichols A Gabriel’s.
Cross lodge will be Dec. 15.
Your cash will go as far at Her
Butter 35 centa per roll.
Come early and __ , our choice, as some lines are already sold, There are now 28 members in
ris’ aa at any place in Yamhill and cannot be duplicatet nt the same price.
Eggs 27 cents per dosen,
good standing.
cou’Jty.
wheat 50 to 52 centa per bushel.
Rev. M. L. Ryan preached in
Everything you want in the
Fine cigars at poatofflue store.
the school house last evening.
Buy your Christmas candies and confectionery line for Christmas,
here was a large attendance.
can be had at the postoffice store.
nuts at Nichols A Gabriel’«.
Miss Jessie Talbot left bare
i’riday last to visit relatives in
Special sale o f dolls and toys,
Nutfl and candies at the Day-
iVashiugtou. She will visit sev­
at the Dayton Cash Store, on
ton Cash Store.
eral days with her sister at Port-
Saturday, December 15th. One
Four pounds fine mixed candies
apd.
for 25 cents at Nichole A Gabriel’s. day only.
D. A^j M agness goes to St.
G. B. Abdill and wife went to
, Buy confectionery and tropical
We desire to reduce our entire stock consisting of:
’aulsTuarion county, Thursday,
You see Men’s N E C K TIES in all shop
fruits for Chrietmos, at postoffice Poytland Thursday. T hey will
to look after some wood he is
windows; it all looks about alike to you
remain several days visitin g
store.
laving cut on Brantano’a place,
don’t it?
Ours is a different kind.
with
their
son
D.
B.
Abdill
and
Fancy and plain groceries for
l e will begin cutting the green
'
You
take
a
peep iu our east window
all kinds of people at the Dayton family.
i imber by the first of February,
and see if there is not an exclusiveness
Grocery.
Dr. Woods Hutchinson came up
l e now has several men cutting
about them that you’ll like. They are
A fine line of handkerchiefs at to pkytou Sunday, and visited at
1 he down timber, and will era-
,-made
by the Greatest Necktie House in
B. Fuson’a. Dr. Hutchinson has
lo r cost, at the Dayton Cash
)loy more to cut the gree'n. He
tlie
United
States—
only looated at Newberg a short
8tore. • -
intends to cut 1200 or 1500 cords
time.
He
is
building
up
a
good
Dr. B. F. 8wick who Is in East­
the com ing spring.
R-
ern Oregon is expected to return raotice we are informed.
here soon.
The bicyclists of Newberg are
B. Gabriel who mad« a trip to
These goods not only have •
'
arranging to improv© the bicycle
There were several very foggy San Francisco and other points in
a
style
about
them
that
you
don’t,
paths
running
to
that
city
by
grav­
days last week And this.
California last week returned here
eling arid rolling them. This will see in other lines, but they are
Every drunkard was at one time on Monday. Heeays that business
make the paths solid and firm so better made, and cost no more than
at the Golden Gate City was lively,
a moderate drinker.— Ex.
that they can be used by wheel­ ordinary kinds.
and everything on the rush.
Christmas candy. Got a barrel
Flowing End Imperials,
men in the winter to aa goo«l ad­
MEN’8
ALL
WOOL
SUITS,
at
$5
and
upwards;
BOY’S
SCHOOL
Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley and
of it. Sell it in competition with
vantage aa In the aummer. Cicyl-
daughter of. Hood River, are here SUIT, at »1.76 and up; BOY’S K NEE PANTS 25, 35, 40 and 60 cents ists in Dayton and vicinity should
Wide End Trescotts,
any In the county. Harris.
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. N. Brad­
join hands with Newberg, and
«Arthur Harris and wife of Oregon ley. They will remain over the
Reversible 4-in-hands.
per pair.
.
Your8 lo Ple,8e-
make a No 1 path, which can be
City, have been visling At J. W. holidays. Mr. Bradley lately sold
extended from each end to connect
Flowing End Tecks,
Armstrong’s this weex
out bia baxery business at Hood,
with paths leading from Portland lo
U nitkd E vanobi . icai ..-Preaching liver.
Narrow Society Tecks,
’’
Salem. Making a continuous first
at Dayton next Sunday 11 a. no-;
class path -from the roetropolia to
Charles Poole who h a s been in
" B a n d B ow s!"
—-
Wheatland 3 p. m.; Peaaantdale California for some time, for benefit
the capital. The beautiful scenery
7 :30 p. m.
; .
along the route would attract many
of hie beiltb, and whose father and
All the Colors of the Raiubow in
The steamer Elmore loaded with mother lived here, and died wilhin
bicycilists from abroad, who are
lumber at the Newberg mills on the the peat month, arrived bera Tues
- --
all shades.
visiting Tn the metropolis and at
way up here Saturday evening, and day evening, and will remain for a
the capital to take a ride .over the
400 Pairs Men’s Silk Embroidered Slippers, choice, 59c.
did not arrive until Sunday morn- abort time.
route, and the path would be the
And we are prepared with a very
Ipg It left-here Monday morning
means
of
advartiaing
this
section.
Mrs. C. L Barrett left here on the
on schedule time—6 o’clock.
As near by as Salem and Portland
4th for Monroe. Ofg., where she at­
are to this, the garden spot o f “Ore­
8alero will soon have 8 addition tended the wedding of her cousin,
gon, many people in those cities
-»j-nrral free delivery routes. It is Walter Belknap and Mary Pegg.
Suitable for presents. Our line oL
have little knowledge of the beau*
expected that they will be in opera She expected to go to Eugene and
tiful and productive region near
tion about January 1st. It is ap- visit relatives before returning.
.
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where they live.
arent that the rural mail delivery
The meetinga -which have been
. , ' ■ By getting your
___ s?__
as come to stay.
FOUR
POUNDS
of
fine
Is Complete, and our Priees are the L 0W E 8T .
in- progress at the Baptist church,
MIXED CANDIES FOR 2 5
.B ooks , Albums, Booxlets, Dol
conducted by Rev. Hunsaker, was
Toys, Games, Vases, Perfumery, closed Tuesday evening unlll next
C NICHOLS & GABRIEL’S
Candy, Nuts, everything foi Christ Sunday. At that time the band of
N E W ST O R E ! N E W G O O DS!
mas at Harris’.
Fin« Hn«
oonfootiooary and
fellowship will be extended to sev
To
our
Customers
JA
N
U
A
R
Y
1.
COME
and
see
about
R.
The Dayton Grocery will sell you eral new' members.
tronteal fruit at Harris’. Special
Also a complete Line of
goods cheaper than any other house
prise* to Christmas committee».
Arthur Riggs, mate on the eteam
hill county, and will guar-
When m MeMin«»v»to
the
ip Yamhil------
antee everythig sold as first elaaa. ar Elmore, received word aw trip
8t.
Charleretore
and
purchase
your
. '
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•
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Grissen’s
Old
8tand,
M
cM
innville,
Oregon.
up on Saturday that his father who
Always on hand. HEARSE when desired.
grocery supplies.
Husband 1 I must go at onoe to liveoat Cloverdale, Tillamook coun
Bread, cakes, snd all kind of
the Dayton Cash Store, and se tv was seriously ill, and that if ho
confectionery at H. Oliver s, Mc­
those Glass Dish Sets, for they wil wished to see his father «live to go
Minnville. Also lunch when de­
soon all be sold.
to him at onoe. Arthur took the
sired.
Korean, Austrian, Japanese an< train at Newberg for Sheridan Sat
• New aud large line of Christmas
Egyptian novelties and fancy crock urday evening.
Qoods at Nichols A Gabriel’s—the J O N E S <fe A D A M S .
ery ware at the Dayton Grocery.
Goode
Mrs. T. L. Jones wae called to
Red Front.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
A fine prise of a portable pantry Portland ow Monday. 8he redyed
given away free. Try your chance word that her daughter Mrs. Nellie
Notice to Persons Holding
at Tbos. Hall’s.
Thompson bad been seriously in
jured
in
some
manner.
Rev.
Jones
The partnership heretofore e x ­
City Warrants.
isting between John Mauts ant has received a card from hit wife
**N
.
j
The following numbers will he
W. F. Abdill, has been dissolv stating that their daughter had been
paid if presented: 137, I35| 143,
taxen to the Santarium, where she
manufacture
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND LATH
ed by mutual consent.
would have to undergo an opera
113, 165, 172, 147, 1 9 4 ,1 4 8 ,2 0 6 , fa
4
The shortest days of the year are tion.
201, 207, 204, 210, 209, 212.
M c M in n v ii . i . k , O bxook . -
bere, and with the foggy weather
Interest
will
stop
on
the
above
W. H. Gillingham who has been
we are having, which makes the seriously ill some weeks was taken W eo ffera F IN E M IX ED CANDY AT TEN CENTS PE R warrants December 13. 1900.
The undersigned has a few
DO YOU WANT
mornings very dark and oausea it to Portland on the steamer Bonita pound; 2 poundi for 15 cents; 4 pounds at 25 eenta.
By order of the City Council
fine young Wyandotte Roosters A B ARGAIN IN R BAb BSTATKT Oiw »er« of
to grow dark early in evening, the last Friday; Dr. Rossiter and 8. W.
C. L. BARRETT,
days appear very short, and appa­ Sigler accompanied him on the
for Eale. The head of this flock land iu Ito ) toil—good location W ill sell cheap
—
City Treasurer.
rently but little work oan be accom­ boat and to Good Samaritan hoe
is from th$ breeding pens of D. If dlappaed of aoon. In q u ire rt H b b a l u office
plished during the day. The short- pital. Mr. Gillingham stood the
Bulk goods, standard makes, regular 50 cent stock, special for
O. Woodworth of Albany. -
sat day wiH be the 2lBt of thU trip very well. After hh arrived at Christmas, 30 cents per ounce. Se? the big 10 cent bottle,
MR8. MARY W HITING.
FOR 8ALE.
month.
the hospital he wished to return to
Near Yam hill Locks, LaFayette.
Special prices on our entire Holiday Line,
The chotoeat property for a borne In
The street lampe of this city are Dayton. It-is probable he will be
Dayton , six lots, good bouse, good burn
8ATURDAY DEC. 15th, we will give to each person making |
now lighted at night and shed their brought bacx here.
anil other bulblings, a variety of good
Tbo Holidays are at band and every­
purchases am ounting to 50 cents or more an ele8n" \ 9Pf?
fruits, and garden land,good water, well
rays o’er the walks and street cor­
D. A. Snyder who has been off on to adorn any home. DEC. 22d, we distribute our 1901 Calendars. body wishes to make presents to their
situated. For a Imrgalo inquire at thia
ners on which they are located.
relatives and filands. A useful present,
office.
A few more lights would add more a ten day’s business trip connects«
regardless of the cost, Is always appreci­
There will be a grand shoot of
with
the
Dayton
evaporator,
to
light and make the streets more
ated by friends.' There la nothing more Blue Rock Pigeons at F. R
easily to travel over at night. But Puget Sound pointe and British Co
appropriate for a gift than a pleoe of Sm ith’s place, Dayton, Saturday,
FOR SALE.
we all thank the Lord for what light lumbia, returned home Tuesday
December 22d. Everybody at­ One of the best and moat modem
evening.
He
reports
that
Sound
FIN
E
JEW
ELRY,
we have, but hope in the dim
tend and try sh«x>tiiig lor Christ­ equipped gra n wareh'maea iu the WII-
cities are booming, especially Seat
WATCH or CLOCK.
lamotte Valley; capacity 50.000 huahele,
future to have more.
tie, where business o’
all kinds is
if f al
mas turkey or goose.
situated In a good location, and a thriv­
You will And the very latest styles at the
Call and tee the beautiful Christ­ rushing at a rapid pace. This is
ing town—convenient to I him I landing.
mas gifts et Nichols A Gabriel’s.
A bargain If sold aooti. Inquire at thia
due to a great extent to the Alaska
office.
trade,
the
main
portion
of
which
A man who went to Dr. Vose at
Also a general line of Optleal Goods and
McMinnville, says, “The Doctor Seattle receives the benefit ______
If you are in need of a good H eating or Cook Stove, or Range. other articles suitable for holiday gifts.
We propose lo give our custom­
can get more of the aches and
Mrs. E. M. Barrett, The work
HOUSE AND LOT
All of whlcfi" will bo sold at reasonable ers a BEAUTIFUL CHRI8TMA8
chronic pains out of a person than renowned evangelist, who has
O- O- H O D S O N , M c M in n v ille , prices. Give njv a call. Satisfaction
A (foowl ft room h im *, and lot In I)»yton. r r a -
any physician he ever tried.”
GIFT, and have selected a beauti­ trally located I* offered for «ale vary cheap.
prenched the Gospel both In Aooer
Has
all
the
new
ptyles,
shapes
and
sizes,
which
he
is
selling
at
lower
guaranteed.
■
ful DINNER SET, value »20 0 0; A variety of fruit tree«—bent quality o f fru it—
Christmas
tree
committees lea and Europe, will begin revival
‘
M. G.STONEBRINK.
a yood well, woodehed, ham , corner lot In ­
should bear inm ind that the Day- meetings, with the pastor, Rev. T prices than ever.
also a DRESS PATTERN, value quire at llas«i.i> office.
»2 50 AIR TIGHT HEATER to a »60 STEEL R A N G B .^
ton Grocery Co. will furnish them L Jones, at Webfoot Wednesday 7
______ ___________ —:............... —
»500. These gifts will not cost
ires supplies away down. We will p. m., Dec. 12. As soon the meet­
Stove
boards
of
all
sizes.
Also
Goods
usually
kept
in
hardware
stores.
you
one
cent.
Come
to
our
store
F O R R A L E ,— A g«tod
*o d
make a large discount to all com­ ings dose at Webfoot she and the
One second hand Range; also and make inquiries and learn how o lh s r im p ro v e m a n ls , nd 1$ son a
iastor will commence revival meet
mittee«. , Come and see.
small second hand
H eating they may be obtained.
of good lan d , well aid In ttlioit-e f iu ’»
_ _____5— At the Racket Store ngs, at the M. E church In Dayton
All are cordially Invited to all o
| m ils from btii-insss |>.rt o f l n * v :
3tove; at a bargain. Both in
Wehave
a
fine
line
in
We carry a full line of DRY ad jo in ing is an n rrh a td for «als.
good condition. For particu-
Albums, standard poets, picture these services. Come and hear this
ar’s inquire at V IC K R E Y S GOOD8. FURNISH ING 0 0 0 1 ) 8 , Prise »600 C a ll soon at thia nfltss
hooka, games and toys, fancy Indi­ woman, tell of Jesus and His power
T. L. J onbs , Pastor.
BOOTS and 8H O E8G RO CERIE8,
an basket», made in New York, and to eave.
Store, La Fayette, Oregon.
A force of men are at work at the
many, many other fine things, and
CROCKERY,and everything found
at pricea that will aurprise you. Be Yamhill locks placing rook along
We are not selling out.
in a General Merchandise store,
NOTICE.
the bank above the locks to keep
sura and aas them.
We are not selling at cost.
The undersigned having built and Will not be undersold by any
the bank from washing out. The
H. MILLS A SON.
But we are selling
a shop west side Ferry between one on the same quality of G' ods
A K xkm C lkab B raik —Your first of this week there were 8 or
morettfeams hauling stone and 4 or
First aud Second streets, is now But don’t ask us to meet Portland
Send ua your a»i»e^-Wt j j | a a . ' >
best feelings, your social position or 5 men placing stone along the bank.
Cash Prices on one year’s time, but
prepared to do all kind of
basinets suoooos depend largely on Teamsters and laborers are getting
give us the «a ma chance you do
B la c k sm ilh in g
the perfect action o f your etomsch a share of the benefit the locks are
h a n tie r
other merchants, when you go a wav
, Witt .
and liver. Dr. King’e New Life to the people of this section. This
„ ..re m e n *
at reasonable prices. Those hav­ from home to trade, and you will
Sou exam ine tt vad If tonne
Pill give increased strength, a keen, is all right. “The laborer is worthy
, O ia c tly » . eopreeeared.nie*
ing work in that line are invited find that you can do »« well, if not
k p e r f e c t ly rJuefa* t « r r ,
dear brain, high ambition
A 25
better, by tracing with us.
a e » f •’ " • I
Jp
call.
•
W.
F.
ABDILL.
*
. w e a .k I . I
K y e a t r a m s . , . e n » . e m . • e epaew
cent box will make you feel like a of his hire.”
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Yours Respectfully,
We are Informed hy Mayor
new being Bold by R L H am s.
NICHOLS A GABRIEL.
a b i a tim e p ie c e ; t h a t
Courtney that ha does not thlnx it
Notice of Dissolution.
Dayton, O e^on.
epteat baa t lea-cis.
T ub B xst P lastkb ------A piece of
abia Onme.keeiv-.l
will be necessary to Impose more
« and a w l com pc.i-
The underelgned give notice to the
flannel dampened with Chamber­ than a three mill tax to raise euffl-
public that the oo-pertnemhlp heretofore
lain's Pain Balm and bound to the cent funds required to carry on the
Get your measure lakeu at
existing between John Meute and W. Ki N ichols A Gabriel’s for a su itp f
affected porta la •«P ^ ior|
oity government next year. If the
AbtHlI, btacksaUth’s, is this day mutu­
plaster. When troubled with lame city ean be properly run »«d Kept
clothaa
ally dleaolved. JtdiullautawllleonUn««
back or paina in the aide or cbeet, out of debt by a 8 mill »•« H will
Trunks Valises and Telesoope
buaineea at the old aUnd.
give R a trial and voo are certain ba agreeable to the tax P*?«™
Baskets at Nicholls A Gabriel’s.
v
JOHN MSVTB,
to be more than pleated
Hope it can But it lo o n Urt a
Beat qualltyand cheapest ataUonery at
prompt relief which It affords
l ’ t«a
W. r. ABOILh.
small sum te run a li»a oily
pobf fflce atom.
1
Pale Balm alao cures rbenosntiam
P
attow
,
Or.,
0vc.
jo,
lW0.
U nion Block.
M cM inB iU l., O r.p>*.
One ai
NOW- ARRIVING-
%
M cM innville, Oregon.
« « a . m.
•fa?***«-*-
.« ¿ •a m ,
p. m .,4 jftp. „
■ «*.. * « a. £ .
n>-, IZ .« p. m.
ara on both tralq.
Ogden and Bl p«P
‘. W . Lout*, Nen<j^ j
»•» Fraucla o with I
» Honolulu, Jap».
I l a « Month Ame,'. 1
Dayton, or ad dram
MARKHAM .
F , A. Portland, o , /
mad« by Wra
of the McMinn.'1
They are fir«!1
ER, thoroughly
•o f Republican
poll Mo» I legde
iK progress of
overjr thouglitfu
----- iThnnw Iayi
lor nearly «0 ye
r part of the I'»’
a National Pan
~ “ t ot the hlyl
jn ta ra , and r||
I t eontalna all
TgR^SuptTu
1 which art ar
ve an» ennntr
date, and her,
i prim , l.fc per)
fa rm , par year.
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»¿Y O U R
DEALER OR
j « mu«»
atfol* d Carp T
CHICAGO.
OTIC«.
nd vicinity »olus M
An the best IA cent I
all at M t Com m ercial
Center and f l it
Family trade liJ
r. M.
DAYTON, OREGON»
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ATTERN
D a y to n C a s h S to re .
HOLIDAY N E C K W E A R
D r y G oods, D r e ss Goods.
L a d ie s’ and G ents’
F u rn ish in g Goods, B oots,
Shoes, H a ts, Caps,
M ack in tosh es, L a d ies’
M isses,’ M en’s and B o y ’s.
SP E C IA L P R IC E S § C LO TTH IN G
Cutter & Crossette oi Chicago.
N IC H O L S A G A B R IE L .
T h e R ed F ront.
CHRISTMAS IS NEAR.
large stock of goods ,
SAVE
D olls, T o y s, B ook s, T o ilet C ases, Ac.
J
A Handsome PRESENT Given
—
F U R N IT U R E
Away
SCOTT A W IL L IA M S ,
Io,M yM end p e i l « t »
DAYTON
S U P P L IE S ,
E. E. M A R T IN ,
CHRISTMAS CANDY!
furniture Denier and Undertaker.
B u ild e r s H ard w are, P a in ts, Oils &
GLASS.
Com niftncing S a tu r d a y D ec. 16, and
con tin u in g u n til Jan. 1,
—
ALL ABOARD!
SHOOTING MATCH.
C O » FA »V.
• • • B k « lK»t <»F. B.B
ion
licator
B JUST
▼HAT
THB
n WORD
( implies .
R . L. H A R R IS ,
D ru ggist B ook seller
a ad Stationer.
Y o u A re th e M a n !
Dayton Jewelry Store.
SIXTH ANNUAL GIFT.
F or Sale.
F
HAMBLIN
the one price clothier .
' the «UU
at a ff!*®«,
i time saving
h Invention
only o °
ITE
atriU of
rtu t I f f r l l ta
¡r. Sendfoi
T . catalog-
Rúan C a
x
B een S ellin g I t for 17 Y ea rs.
PERFUMERY.
X '^ s ^ tÌ M
IN
UNDERTAKERS
C o m p le te S to c k Q u a lity
B est
if work. iRMweh.tltl h»*
Hr
Sulwrrllw* t»4l
iw autet tM 4 (o rte ra ft
M ONEY!
QUA LEADER
0 L 0 T H i N a , n B N ls H N ( 3 O O O D 8
hats and shores , z r
C H E A P E R th a n a n y
o t h e r h o u s e i n O re g o n
S u its M ade to Order. -
HAMBLIN,
The One Price Clothier,
.iassn