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DAYTON. OREGON, FRIOAY, DECEMBER 2t. 1900.
midi» the day of pal4icatioo, the paperJe
printed Thursday afternoon. Thia re
quires that all m atter sent by w a il, to
in«nrs prompt insertion, and all m atter
for pnblicatton should bereoeived at thia
office on Wednesday
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ARE
The price paid in this market for
potatoes is 40 cents per hundred
pounds.
Fine cigars a t poatofflee etoro.
A telephone message received
from Mehama on Friday night at
the Oregqn Statesman office, Salem,
conveyed tbe information that at
1 1 :58 a. m. Friday, a severe earth
quake shook was felt at that place,
last nearly two minutes. Windows.
rattled and small articles on shelves
and tables were moved and in some
cases fell to the Boor. The move
ment seemed to be from east to
west. No great damage done, by|
residents somewhat excited, • and a
number of them alarmed.
H enry Ber/ram bas been on
the sick list.
BEING
Thursday rain poured, and the
wind blew a gale.
Closed out regardless of Cost Prices, a(t- thè
Butler,itteente per roll.
K g « 27 cento per doeen.
, f
rt heat,A0 to 52 cents per bushel.
Christmas next Tuesday.
The first year of 1900. is nearly
gone.
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More beautiful goods reeoived
T he publisher o f
D ayton
at IJarrls.”
H e r a l d wishes every one a mer
Try your baud shooting at the
ry Christmas.
match Saturday.
Tbe rain and wind storm which
Mrs. fe Rowley has been serious
prevailed all Saturday night, shook
ly ill for several weeks.
things op lively. No material dam
Bby nieats for your Christmas age was done to our knowledge^
dinher at the Dayton Market.
Been Selling It for 17 Years,
Mrs. Gibbony and little son, of
Holiday candies and confection 8pokane, W ashington, is hero
ery at H Oliver’s, McMinnville.
visitin g with her sister, Mrs. J i
Four pounds fine mixedcandies 8. C ourtney,------
for 25 cent« at Nichols & Gabriel’s.
There w ill be a Christmas tree,
Buy confectionery and tropical at the Evangelical church next
Monday evening. An excellent pro-
fruits for Christm as, at postoffice
grm has been prepared for tbeocoa-,
store.
W eb ffera
On Mondey tbe steamer Bonita
I attempted to run np ovor the dam
’ at tbe Yam hill locks, the water be
ing too high to pass through the
locks. When about half way over
the large rope by which the boat
- was being lined up broke, the cur
rent being too strong for the rope to
hold the boat.
When the rope
broke the boat swung around and
the bow eaught on tiro wall of the
locks and bong fast. I t w^s some
* little time before the boat got free.
It then steamed back to Dayton
and lay over night
Commencing Saturday Dec. 16, and
*' continuing until Jan. 1,
Prof. A. L. Alderman of McMinn
ville was a business visitor to Day-
ton oh Saturday,.
Tbe Wr C. T U .w iil meet at,the
home of Mrs. Dr. Courtney on F ri
day, December 28.
There w ill be the usual one week
vacatiop.of the Dayton oublic school
during the bolidayc thia year.
v Thursday morning was one of tbe
darkest of the season. I t not get
ting fairly light until near 9 o'clock.
U n it e d E vangelical Preaching
at Dayton next Sunday 7 :30 p. m ;
Peaeantdsio 11 a. no.; Unionvale 3
> Four pounds fine mixed candies
for 25 cento at Nichols & Gabriel’s.
¿ The Day ton evaporator started up
kgaiu on Wednesday, and w ill con
tinue to run througb^hie weak, and
perhaps next*: -
A petition is being cfrcnlated in
favor of August Detmering as post
master.
I t has been numerously
signed by patrons a tbe Dayton post-
People in the vicinity of Dayton
are lieginning to find that they can
buy goods here as cheap as else
where, and are coming here to-do
trading.
i
¡«lies’ and Gents’ Jewelry,
While and Fancy Silk H andle,
Ladies’ Embroidered H ’d’fs,
Cloake, Jackets, Waists,
--------- —— ------Silk and Wool Waists,
Silk Umbrellas,
Muffleas,
PeeRless Petticooats,
Rainy Day Skiats,
Baoochee, Stick Pins,
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Cuff Buttons. Scaaf Pins,
F ur Boas and Collaaettes,
Fine Linens, Towels, Napkins,
KascinatORg and Ice Wool Shawls,
perfumery :
ALL SOLD AT
A mail in M cMiaovillè made
an unsucressful attempt to blow
the top of his head off* with a gun
this week. H is face was badly
lacerated. Wednesday .m o rn in g
was burned
We d es ire to reduce oug eutiro stock consisting of:
D ry Goods, D ress Goods
Gents
Furnishing Goods, Boots,
Shoes, H ats, Caps,
the new room The goods removed
from the old room, apparently does
not,reduce the stock in that room
but very little; y e ^ ih e rt is more
room for, display of goods. Tho
firm now have a large and well
M E N ’S A L L W OOL S U IT S , at |5 and Upwards; BOY’S SCHOOL
filled store room.
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S U IT , at $1.75 and up; BOY’S K N E E PANTS 2.5, 35, 40 and 60 cents
On Friday last W H ,G illingham
Yours to please.
who was taken to Good Hamaratin per pair.
hospital the week before, was
brought back to Dayton. He re
turned on the Bonita, accompanied
by S. W . Sigler. He experienced
no ill effects from his trip to and
from Portland, and ip getting along
as well as could be expected, in the
serious condition in which he is.
CLOTTHING
N IC H O LS & GABRIEL.
The Red Front.
CHRISTMAS IS NEAR.
And we are prepared with a very
.
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS,
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Suitable for presents.
Our line of
Dolls, Toys, Books, Toilet Cases, &c.
Is Complete, and our Prices are the LOWEST.
A Handsome PRESENT Given Away
To our Customers JA N U A R Y 1.
Hon. John T G o w d y is out with
a petitinfifoi^)aylon postoffice, and
is said to std ffia mighty good show
of getting it. He ie one of the best
old men irr the county, and probably
no one in Dayton or vicinity ie
is worthier of an official fa v o r o f
that kind.— Yntnhili County Re-
porter.
SCOTT & W ILLIAM S,
G risseu’s Old Stand, M cM innville, Oregon.
buying hops for Squi re F arriY o f
that city
The hops sold were those
of R. M. M. Woolworth, and the
price paid was l.'H cents per pound.
Nichols A Gabriel’s large store
with the fiue display of holiday
godds a^ l'g en eral merchandise,
looks fine when lighted up at night
It would look like a real City store
were the gas jet in front of the build
ing kept lighted.
Good fresh, first class candy and
all kind of confectionery at the
postoffice store.
When in McMinnville call at the
St Charles store and purchase your
grocery supplies.
Bread, cakes, and all kind of
confectionery at H. Oliver’s, Mc
Minnville. Also lunch when de
sired.
New and large line of Christmas
Goods at Nichols A Gabriel’s— the
Red Front.
NEW S lO R t.
T h e Racket Store in M c M in n
ville, w ill be in their new quart
ers, oefoes the street, about Jan
uary 1st, and the firm name will
he M ills & Co , instead of H.
M ills & Son. No change in the
business or firm , except the
name. Be sure to call and see us.
A span of 1400 pound Mares
with hurness aiid wagon will be
aold for
$ 1 7 5 Cash.
THE ONE
PRICE
Inquire of
CLOTHIER
F. R. SM ITH,
Dayton, Oregon.
ALL ABOARD!
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
lways oppreciate¿.~ When
spectour stock of
McMinnville, says, “The Doctor
can get more of tbe aches and
chronic pains out of a person than
any physician he ever tried.’’
The Hnlldayq are at hand- and every
body wishes to make presents to their
selecting gifts relatives and ftlends. A useful present,
regardless of the coat, Is always appreci
ated by friends. There Is nothing more
appropriate for a gift than a piece of
F IN E J E W E L R Y ,
Im perials, Tecks, Four-in-Hand,
B at Ends, and String Ties.
Prices from 26c to $1.60.
W A T C H or CLOCK
You will And the very latest styles at the
Dayton Jew elry Store.
Also a general line of Optical Goods and
A complete stock of Silk Suspenders, Han dkcrchiefs, and other articles suitable for holiday gifts.
All of which will bo sold at reasonable
Umbrellas, suitable for Christmas gifts.
We also havea full stock of SU ITS, OVERCOATS, F U R N IS H IN G prices. Give nn a call. Satisfaction
GOODS, SHOES, HA TS and CAPS, at prices as low us any house in guaranteed.
Oregon Twenty per cent discount on Clothing and Overcoats. Each
Dollar spent with us entitles you to one ticket on the $6000 Parker Oun,
hich wiil be give" 5 W New Year" Day’
S U IT S M A D E T O O R D E R
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HAMBLIN,
The One Price Clothier,
Uuiou Block
M cM iunville, Oregou
CHRISTMAS PR ESENTS
That are useful as well as ofnam ehuC are the kind that
desires. These can be fohnd at the
D A YTO N FU R N IT U R E STORE
Also a complete Line of
Always on hand.
H E A R S E when desired
E. E. MARTIN,
maining in this vicinity, were sold
COME and see abotft it.
HAMBLIN
T ub B ust P lastxh --------A piece of
fiuiinel dampened with Cbember-
lalb’s Pain Balm and bound to the
affected parte is superior to any
plaster
When troubled wWh lame
beck or peine in the side or chest,
give it a trial and you ere certain
to i>e more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism.
One application gives relief. For
rale by K . L . Harris.
Kid Gloves,
Silk MilUns,
F IN E M IX E D CANDY AT T E N CENTS PER
There will be a Christmas enter
pound'; 2 pounds for 15 cents; 4 pounds at 25 cents.
tainment at the M.E.church, North
C A. Overbacrgh, traveling freight
agent for the Or R. & N. Go catne
down from Dallas on Tuuesday and
transacted busines here for the
company that evening. He left
next morning on steamer Elmore on
hie way
Portland.
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We do not carry the barrel candy
(n stock at any tim e,but have choice
candies of tbe highest grade only,
Henry H. Temple of company D,
for the Ohrislmas trade, at very 18th regiment U. S. service in the
low prices, st tbe Dayton Cash Philippine Islands, arrived in Day-
ton on Tuesday. He will visit bis
Store.
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mother, Mrs. R. B Webber and her
Rev. J Glen returned home from
husband J. W . Webber, during the
Aumsville, Marion county, where
holidays. Mr. Témple came oYer
be had been In hie ministerial work
from the Philippines with a batial-
as presiding elder of the Free Meth
lion to get recruits for the regular
odist church Monday.
army. He brought atenga number
Mr. Brigham of near Lexington of curios, among them a mahogany
Neb., arrived here the latter part of cane which he presented to Mr.
lust week, and visited with J. W. Webber.
Fiehburn and others of his Nebraa
On Tuesday the steamer ElmoTe
ka friends. He left hereon Wednes brought up from Portland, 500 sacks
day.
of wheat for the Dayton Flour M ill
The steamer Bonita could not get This was the first shipment of 5000
through the Yam hill locks on F ri bushels of wheat purchased at Port
day, as there bad been a slight land by 8 W . Her, proprietor of
Dayton Flour M ill. The order of
shower, which raised the river
things is reversed in this instance,
Heretofore wheat has always been
purchased in tbe country for milling
purposes.
Now, it appears that
wheat has to be bought in the city;
th e budd I v having run short in the
A K kkn C iiXA X B raih — Your
beet feelings, your social position or
business success depend largely on
the perfect action of your stomach
and liver
D r. King’s New Life
Pill give Increased strength, a keen,
clear brain, high ambition
A 26
cent box will make you feel like a
newltelng. Sold by R L . Harris
Ladies’ and Gents' Neckwear,
R. L. H A R R IS,
Druggist Bookseller
aad Statibner.
I has been sick the past
The~new addition to Nichols A
he has been attending to Gabriel’s »tore room baa been com-
n, Japanese and
Korean, Austriai..
Egyptian novelties ahd fancy crock
ery ware at the Dayton Grocery.
.W e’re too busy to give you much storq news this
week, the Holiday trade is on in earnest. You can’t
hope to make your Holiday selections and make them
satisfactory to yourself without looking the Chicago
Store line over.
Yamhill, Monday evening.'
The
Sunday-school will give something
out of the ordinary line. The pro-^
Bulk goods, standard makes, regular 50 cent stock, special for gram as arranged will be very inter
office.
esting. Rev. Leech of Salem, the
Christmas, 80 cents per ounce. 8ee the big 10 cent bottle, ,
Look over our line of Album s, Books, Vases, Toys, Booklets, p stor of the ohurch will be there,
Mrs. ffohqtjs who has been acting
strangely for Gome time, was taken M edallions, and Novelties. Don’t delay jjour purchases. Many and with his little son w illtake an
active part in the entertaiment.
to M cM inn vjile Wednesday and ex- lines wilt soon be brolcep,
aminedgrto*'her sanity. She waa
T. A. Lewis and son of Turner,
DEC EM BER 22d Ave distribute our 1901 Calendar. Its a beauty.
adjudged Jesane,, a p ± wa» sent to
Marion county, brother of Mrs.
A meVry Christmas,
Robt. Earl, are here visiting. Mr.
the State Insane Asylum that day.
Lewis who ie a shoemaker, and who
Mrs. W. H . Helvie of Salem,
has been employed in lh e shoemak
oame down to Dayton by boat on
ing department at Slate Reform
Wed need a y .t p visit her mother,
School near Salem, is looking at
Mrs. K. Rhwkty, who is quite ill.
Day ton with a view of locating and
Mrs. Helvie will probably remain a
opening a shobehop here.
week o rlO d itye.
' The pastor w ill preach a Christ
mas sermon next Sabbath morning,
Thors w ill be a Christmas tree
it the M. E. church. A cordial In* at the Christian ohurch oh Christ
vitolion Is extended to ell.
mas eve.
A well arranged pro
• * A fine cotlery case has arrived at gram has been prepared, and will
be carried out at that time. A ll in
(he Hardware store, and the finest
vitod’. Those wishing to place pres
ifispluy of cutlery in the city. Be
aura and get their prices on knives. ente on the tree for friends, are wel-
Arthur Harris and wife of Ore
gon City; who were here laat^week
visiting with Mrs. Harris’ parénte,
Mr and Mrs. J. W . Armstrong, re
turned home on Monday,
McMinnville, Oregon
M. G ST O N K B R IN K .
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Y ou
A r e th e M a n I
If you ir e in need of a good Heating or Cook Stove, or Range
O- O- H O D S O N . M c M in n v ille ,
Has all the new styles, shapes and sizes, which he is selling at,low er
prices than ever.
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$2 50 A IR T IG H T H E A T E R to a $60 S T E E L RANGE, -
Stove boards of all sizes.
Also Goods usually kept in hardware stores.
The undersigned lias n few
fine young Wyandotte Roosters
for eale. The bend of this Hock
is from the breeding pens of D.
O. Woodworth of Albany.
M r s . MARY W H ITING ,
Near Yam hill Locks, LaFayette.
SIXTH ANNUAL GIFT
We propose to give our custom
ers n B E A U T IF U L C H R ISTM A S
GTFT, Btidhflve selected a beauti
ful D IN N E R SET, value $20 00;
also a DRESS PA TTER N , value
$5 00. These gifts will not cost,
you Q«e cent. Come to our store
and make inquiries and learn how
they may be obtained.
We carry a full line of DRY
GOODS, F U R N IS H IN G GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,and everything found
in a General Merchandise store,
and will not be undersold bv any
one on the same quality of Goods.
But don’t ask us to meet Portland
Cash Prices on one year’s time, but
give us the stuns chayice you do
other merchants, whenyou go awav
from home to fa d e , and you will
find that you can do 0 well, if not
better, by trading with us.
DO YOU W A N T
A BARGAIN IN REAL EHTATIfi? One acre o f
lend m Oeyton—good location W ill sell cheap
If d i a l l e d of enon. In q n lre rt H x a iL n office
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FOR SA LE
The choicest property lor a home In
Dayton ¡six lots, good house, good barn
and other buildings, a variety of good
fruits, and garden land, good water, well
situated. For •>. bargain Inquire at this
office.
FOR SALE.
One of the beat anil most modern
equipped g ra n War.*h'>tl*l»*» ill th e Wil
lamette Valley; capacity 50.0110 bushels,
situated ill a good location, and a thriv
ing town—convenient to boat landing.
A bargain If sold soon. Inquire at this
office.
H 0 U 8 E A ND LOT
A Koood 6 room lioute nnd lot In Dayton, cen
(rally located 1« offered for sale very cheap*
A variety of fruit tree*—beat quality of fru it—
a n«H»f1 well, woodihed, barn, com er lot. In
quire at IlfcMAi.D office.
FOR S A L E — A good house and
her improvsmsnls, i nd IJ acres
grind land. Well set tn < holes liu it
nritls from bq-incss p irl of town;
orchard for sslc.
Call s wn at Ibis »111«-»,.
Ij lining i« an
rice $600
Yours Respectfully,
NICHOLS & GABRIEL.
Dayton, Oregon.
Notice to Persona Holding
City Warrants
T h e following numbers will he
paid if presented: 137, 185, 143,
113, 165, 172, 147, 194. 148,200,
201, 207, 204, 210, 209, 212.
Interest w ill atop on the Hbove
warranto December 13, 1900.
By order of the C ity Council
C. L B A R h E IT ,
C itv Treasurer
At the Racket 8»ore
POUNDS OF F IN K
in McMinnville WsTpüfea fine line M l FOUR
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Albums, standard poets, picture^
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books, games and toys, fancy lodi-y
an baskets, made in New York, and ' NICHOLS&GABRIEL’S
Trunks Valises and Teleacope
many, many other fine things, and
at prices that will surprise you. Be Baskets at Nicbolis A Osbriel’s.
Best quality and cheapest stationery s t
sure and see them.
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