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DAYTON, OREGON,
V O L. X V I
F R ID A Y ,
JANUARY
MY*T)ie
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mails the day of publication, the paper ia
priuted Thursday ufternoon. Thio re
quires that all- matter aent by mail, to
insure prompt insertion, and all matter
for publication should ^«received at thia
office on Wednesday
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t r i c e , 11.00 r e t year
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H A M B LIN
l o r »1.30 p e r y e a r.
THE ONE PRICE
Krippe, .._ _
I, Oregon.-
ASK YOUR
DEALER!
a n d v i c i n i t y go in g
o b ta lu t h e b ea t l.i c
I c a l l a t 841 C o m m erci
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F a m i l y trade
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A BOSOM
large line of fancy shirts
Mik E v e r W r itte n ,
e t te r b in d i n f t ) have hw
I t ban 272 patiea and 1!
t d iu g lv f u n n v aud v«
I D e a r b o r n S t ., c h fc i)
CHtPAOO STORE
The Bargain of Your Life.
H A R K IIA W ,
Prop rietor.
OMK JOURNAL.
CLOTHIER.
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NOTICE.
!O M K J O U R N A L .
f a m i l y m a ^ a x in e of tl
e n t r e a d in g m a tte r »t>
p ie c e « o f eopvrlgkk
M ue w o r th MOct«»
JO.
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•e n ta , w e w i l l m a il. p<M
tu ir liH at S a ra to g a (retai
•n t« ) a n d t e n d o u r
ie a c tu a l c o a t o f th e « « a
t h e r w it h o u r , »i»y<w •
w o u ld coat $8 h b o u < lf
CLEARAHCE SALE
I
DISCONUNT OF 20 PER CENT
, A
W PITKIN
P u lt o n A C a r p e
C H IC A G O .,
AT
10 SHORT DAYS
D a y t o n C a s h S to re .
f ii r n ia l i i t with
>A YT<U <
H E It A h P
ÜAL
ONLY
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McMinnville, Oregon.
Left of the Greatest
I , D a y to n , o r lu H r » « j
MARKHAM,
CEO
NO. 38
1901.
The initial ruts on United States
The flag in Dayton park was
So .ator in the Oregon (legislature
placed at half mart upon the re
on ‘TUattday wa< somewhat scatter-
cti p* of news of the death of Queen
d, and without any definite result.
Victoria, of England, this week.
The secord vote taken Wednes
Mrs. J. C. Parker of this city,
day, Corbett received 29 votes,
the first of thia week, received
McBride 19.
We desire to reduce our entire stock consisting of:
the sorrowful intelligence of the
Oats 3ti to 40c.
Yamhill county is fortunate in
recent death o f her father in
H otte r 3- 7 ce nts p er rol l.---------------------
hmipg M number pf jrfdinjlje and
Nebraska;
—
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-
Eggs 22 cent» per doaen. ’
<ife bank institutions, within its
wheat 50 to 51.^ cents per buahel.
Prof. John P. Meakin, -of Salt
borders, all of w hich are in a pros
Lake City, Utah, head camp lec
Fine cigar» at postoffle« store.
perous condition, due to prompt at
tention to business entrusted to
Read the ad of Dayton Cash turer of Woodmen of the World,
and fraternal evangelist, will be iii
them, and the well known iirtegrijy
Store.
_
Dayton February 1st, and give a
and business ¿bility of those con
The best confectionery made, at general entertainment, the proceeds
ducting them. Among these are
he postoftice store.
of which will be for benefit of
the Chahalero Valley Bank of New
There appears to have been much Woodmen.
berg, F. A. Morris, president, A. R.
The W ¿. T. Ut wifl meet at the
Utms.yyTce preBident; Moses Votaw,
more fog (bis winter and fall, than
cashier. The financial condition
usual.
home of Mrs. Dr, Courtney on Fri
of this bank is given by the late re
in her
ner- day, January 25. This meeting
^Mackerel, halibut, codfish,
port of Ij-ie cashier as in exception
ring and salmon at the Dayton W’H ^e in the interest of the de
ally
good financial condition, and
partmentof
woman
suffrage.
Each
Grocery. #
business on the increase. This ia a
member will give her views of the
J.
-- W.
- Fiehburn
-------s— received a new question, pro and con The discus-
MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS, at $5 and upwards; BOY’S SCHOOL good showing for Qld Yamhill.
piano thia week, which he had pur- ap’,n win
wif| oe
be unaer
under the
me direction
airecuon of
oi
The store room of Nichols A
chased for hie daughter.
Mrs R B. Webber, superintendent SUIT, at $1.75 and up; BOY’S KNEE PANTS 25, 35, 40 and 60 ceuts
Gabriel h»a bean made to appear
j . p . i u in . o « i work, o m o n o f ^ j . d .p .r lm .,,l-E v e r y b o d y
Your. 1. p ie « ..
-
like another establishment. It.h as:
Turner at the old chapel, cor- invited,
lately been rearranged and made i
ner Third and Alder streets.
! A very enjoyable evening wao
to present a much more modernized
appearance. The stack of goods
M . „ . b U o k .nd . h i . . , « ! . .
on the tenter counter has been re
ins, citron, pears, prunes, apples, installation of the G. A. R and
Corps. Mrs. Ungerman ot Mc
moved and placed in the new ad
etc., at The Dayton grocery.
Minnville, the installing offioer, was
dition lately added to the store
The 1st« Lafayette city, election present, and can be highly compli
room. The goods in the store have
was very close between the saloon mented on the performance of her
been rearranged und other improve
and the anti-saloon people; saloon duty. Mrs. McCanm the' retiring
ments made for convenience and
won.
president, was presented with a gold
McMinnville has ever seen.
improved appearance.
Among
■
•
Uor
lin
ov
these are a neat case of drawers, or
J. B. Mellott who fell down recognition pin, bb a token for faith
If you have not ulready
bins forsugar and such like articles,
stairs and had his collar bone ful work. After the ceremony an
elaborate
supper
was
served,
of
which were m de by J. W. Turner,
broken is getting along very well
visited the Chicago Store during
which all partook heartily.
who made them according to his
U nited E vangelical —Preaching
this Sale, our advice to you,
own plans, which are very conve
The officers of the Relief Corps
next Sunday at Dayton at 7- -p. m ; for 1901 are : President, Mrs. R. B.
niently arranged. Nichols A Ga
do so at once; as you can
Pleasanldale 11 a*, m ; Unionvale “ Miller; senior vice-ptesident, Mrs. ar vo - ts—1 ,y|ilauq hda nr rehtegotla repehC naht link bet ob ta briel it will be seen are a progress
- 3 p. m.
n
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moke( One Dollar do the, work
R. B. Webber; junior vice-presi ‘later n v e .u ii dnalP trorof oht noser taht ew rised otzolc ineht ive firm, and abreast with the
times.
'
After the high water of last week dent, Mrs. E. Wool worth; secre
of two. Every article in the
the water in the Yamhill and Wil- tary, Miss Nellie McCann; Treas |u o yhri'lne.
,
H
owto M ake H ens L a y —The
, lamelte is again getting down to its urer, Mrs. M A. Hadley; chaplain,
House reduced from 25 per cent
A-present few the first Hire correct copies.
‘
’ H ekatd has a proposition that may
normal condition.
Mrs. M. Bowersox; conductor, Mrs.
not exactly Solve the question,
to 50 per cent.
Rural New Yorker seed petatoes '8. J. Dorsey; guard, Mrs. E Maiits;
“
How
to
Make
Hens
Lay,”
but
it
for sale at The Dayton Grocery. assist, conductor, Mrs D. L Klock;
will help you to make more money
Come and see them if you want a assist, guard, Mrs. E. 8imler; organ
out of your hens than you are now
ist, Miss Merie Mauts..
choice, new seed potato.
doing. If you,pay jip all arrear
The locks at Oregon City hav-
ages and one year in advance, we
. There is considerable sickness
iu gT een closed all last week by
will send you The Western Poultry
reported in town and viciuityr
, Niws one year free. It is a big 16-
the
high
water,
all
navigation
Som e serious,— m ostly sligh t
page paper publi.hed at Linooln,
on the W illamette and Y am hill
touchesuoX lA
'Neb.,
and is recognized authority
rivers was stopped, and no boats
In order to make room for the large line o f Spring
on poultry matters, many of the
Mrs. N. Bradley^ Who' was visit were running during the week
Clothing soon to arrive we ure giving u
best known poultry experts contrib
ing her. sister Mrs. Parker, at Go except one from Salem to Inde-
uting their exprrience.
shen. Lane county, returned home
pendeuce, and the Modoc which
the firshof the week.
8. N. Husmuscen, Dayton’s
was at work at Corvallis and at
lot bf. new hardware and points above that place.
new
hardware merchant, w a|
The
...... — -OH ALI____
• other goods in that line, also Elmore which had been lyin g at
tuk.eu very ill on Monday cven-
i sewing-tnabhitMa, ju st received At Caneraah; above the falls, all
H is illness is serious,caused
ifriqne and cnnee&tinri-flt
the Dayton hardware store.
hands having been discharged
Tuesday, to oonsnlt with l>r.
uo one that will handle flue linen tn
.
A ° Voumi inThe county, this special discount
V b° ? ho0» . d’’ mate, “but were ag«t
Courtney the attending physi
either shirts, eollors or cuff«, more ten
when the woter fell, arrived at
cian. He is, at this writiug, re
trict No. 23, next Sunday »t 3 p. m Dayton on Sunday, being the
«
gives you an opportunity to
derly or with greater care when being
ported «slightly improved. H is
This is the School housee on th*
sedure.
first boat up stream. The E l
road between this and Dundee.
renovated than wo do. Try our Laundry
9ister of Oregon City, is here, in
«
more and all other boats re
attendance
at
his
bedside.
work if you want your linen to look like
The Primitive Baptists «Ml hold, sumed their regular schedule
tneetinss at the residence of Jonn run on Monday.
The following were installed offi
new."
WE ALSO HAVE A
Baxter in th is«’“ ? •theJf.?1
cers oi Security Assembly No. 16, %
in February, the 3d. Elder Moffitt
S urprise P arty — A pleasant
tor the ensuing year, at ¡egulHr
We give special rate» for general
•»is expected to preach, and ner ap , surprise was given to Mr. and Mrs
meeting, Monday, .January 1“*: *
Henry Bertram, sr , at their home
. Family wa»h|jig.
Elder Matthews, of Lincoln.
W hich we are ..fferinc »1 ¡>rlS ’ l “ v ' ’ 8B ^ 'u and'Shoe« M.A., S. A. Rossner; M. A , Mrs
mile south of Dayton, on Wednea,
Mattie
Snyder;
su
p
t,
Mrs.
Mattie
There is only 10 more day«i of day eve, January 16
beII\g complete lines of Furnishing .Goods, Hats, Laps,
Slade; im p, J. Arms; sec, D. A.
the great clearanos sale at the the 5th Anniversary of their wea
Snyder ; treas , Mrs M. M Rossner;
Chicago Store, McMinnville. Goods ding. Their four sons and wives,
WM LAMBERT, Proprietor.
sr con., F. J Wirfs; jr. con, W. A
are going off at very low figures- and one daughter, 18 grandchildren
Hibbert;
M
C
,
Wm,
W.
Channel;
Don’t fail to secure some of the and a nuinbei of friends, were pres
' Cannot be excelled in any city, and we guarantee.
inst., A. J. Rossiter ; warden, W ui.
HOUSE AND LOT.
bargains before it is too late
ent. After a delicious supper, Miss
II. I’ate; I. C , Cora E Arms and
Mrs. M. E- Tracy,representing A uoood » ro o m h o u n e »n<l lo t in D a y t o n , c e n -
E W . Howe.
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. The following were «»o™
* 1 Wesa Bertram in a very nj c* ma'J‘
the Shreded Wheat Biscuit, of t m l l y In c it e d I . o f f . n d f u r .» 1 » v e r y c h e n p .
A v a r ie t y u f f r u i t tr e e » _ b e » t q u » ) l t y o l f r u i t
officers of the city of ^ af»yettJ?î ner presented Grandpa and G*a"°a
The people in tho neighborhood Worcester, Mass., will he at our a good w e ll , w o o d s h e d , b a r n , c o r n e r lo t. I n
ma Bertram with gold • y ^ 1*“ “
at the late meeting of the
of Unity school house, between this siore on Thursday. Friday and q u ir e a t H « a » i.i> oBI r g . _______________________ _
«f that city: Mayor, Sumner Carr, and other presents,and wished them
i nnd Dundee, arc now having reg
many more years of lrfe and happi
FOR SALE.
nlnr services in the school house on Saturday next. She will demon
The choicest property for a home In
toe, P. A. Bates, Nele Brack, re ness. Those preeent were, F red[ Ber
Sundays
They contemplate or- strate many fine dishes made Oavlon ;»lx lot*, good house, good barn
,
M cM innville, Oregon.
corder,
Olds ; treasurer, J. L. tram and wife, and their daughUrs,
i ganizing a Sunday school in the from Shreded Wheat Biscuit and other buildings, a variety of good
Union Block,
Vickrey; marshal, Jacob Harring Misses Wesa, Flora and Claua. Hen
fruits, ..nd garden land, good water wi ll
soring. This shows progress in that
ry A. Bertram and wife, and Verd»,
ton.
section, nnd a desire for the good, All ladies are invited to come »lluated. For-t bargain Inquire at thia
Otto, and baby Gias Bertram, Jake
and welfare of the young and rising and see the same. Acook book office.
The first of the week we were Bertram and wife, George Bertram
jsliown some extra tine samples nnd wife, and Norenan and
generation.
-
FOR SALE.
given with each first purchase.
of sliced evaporated P?Jat<?*n’ Bertram Mrs, Henry Schenk and
• One <d the best and most ""»Jvrn
B eat O ut of a S I ncrease of His
You rajespect fully,
...inlpp-d kp . u .vai. h-.iiws bi the W I I -
bv D A. Snyder of the Dayton Msises Carrie “bi114 M,nn‘e p i. r;
P ension —A Mexican war vt*J«ran
In n . e 't t e Valley; eH,..elly 50.000 h ..». .da.
NICHOLS A G ABR IEL.
Freddie Schenk, Kelton and Clara
Evaporating Co. The company
and prominent editor writes : See
sit.mted in ag«.<«l locaU<»h, aqd a tl>" ■
Peery, Mrs. Esther Bond, Mrs
lug town—convenbentAo boat landing.
ing the advertisement of Chamber
expect to make this a specia Adria Phelps, Mrs. Franks, Mr.
Bids
W
anted.
A bargain if »«»Id so o i. Inquire at till»
brand, there being none like
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Dirrhoea
office.
Remedy, I am reminded that as a
them or of as fine quality made nnd Mrs. E. Hadaway.
Directors of U nionvale School
soldier in Mexico in 4i and 4«, 1
A correspondent to the Newberg
in this country.
1“ is too late to complain
contracted Mexican diarrhoea and District No. 44 Yam hill county,
Graphic from Lafayette, m speak
If troubled with ft weak digestion, ing Pof the Yamhill locks says:
when a thing is done. •
this remedy has kept me from ge ()r(.CT<,n, will receive bids for
belching, sour stomaoh or if_ you "The locks are under twenty feet
He . . . r e . . . . . g e t F I T U I N » P A I N T ( i: » t . . . d
ting an increase in yiy pension, fori painting school house, outhuild-
‘ h ‘ 7 i ; i ! J t e ^ n« «
w
r „ e
.
feel dull, after eating, try Chain of water end the banks are under
'll! every renewal a dose of it re
berlftin’s Stomach and Liver Tab mining both sides of the n ’ er>,a
ft, is unequalled «s a I ¡ugg, covered porch on
, dlrect
stores me.
i
a
-re.» . want
„ m il
i r» sto
a l n c r k
lf ,
lets. Price, 'Accents. Samples free a serious manner. A gang of men
in
we can save you quick cure for diorrhea, ai)d is j 1OU8C> according to plans and ¡ d « t , r a e t , . t o » c
CEO
PITKIN CO
F u lto n .and C a r p e n t e r S t» . C H IC A G O .
— as Harris’ drug store.
sale-
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have been busy for a week or two
pleasant und safe to take.
specifications to he found with
M W. JKreitz Veterinary Sur filling in the holes that have washed
by R L Harris
p. L Hewitt, District Clerk o f 1
geon , will give strict and prompt out, putting in stone and sacks of^
M
ade
zYotiNo
A
gain
—“One
of
The opportunity of a life time
■ k • i if« Pill» sach^said district. Directors reserv-
attention to all diseases by which sand in the whirlpools.j There will
night ¿' mwo weeks h s put n.e in ¡ng the right to reject any or all
anim alsareafflicted. Satisfaction be work there for a cfew of men is now presented to the people o
A fcjpm of 1490 pound M ures
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guaranteed. Charges reasonable. and teams all summer, while if they Dayton and vicinity, to buy m il
wilji
Harness >;i d wagon wilTTm
my ‘teens’ again, writes D H . lur-i
had been located in the pTopar linery goods at your own Pr*®®- PINE JEWELRY,
ner
of
Dempsevtown,
Pa
They
re
(
Bids to he opened January ;H|| = l o r
place <#i the falls it would take but Goods can be found in the build
FOR 8 A L E - A good h f ’«
WATCH or CLOCK. the heet in the world,for liver, Blom-,
other improiremants, and 1 | atr s little expense to Keep them in re- ing formerly used ns a photo-
ach and bowels
Purely v e ^ - 29th, Id Q U
* 49
*
Gf good land, well set to <*°‘ce
You will find tho very lateat stylo» at the ble
Never
gripe
Only 2&J at
P#This
is
only
another
instance
of
, t , P ' " !MR8y B .E . M ARTÍN. ,
j mile from business part of town,
Harris drug store
adjoining ie an orchard for sale. the utter disregard of “the proper
F R SM ITH,
Inqitite of
4*
Price $6<W- Call soon at this office place” shown by those who have
T he M other ’ s F avorite .— Cham Also a general lino of OptleRl Goods and
Cut this out and take it to Har-
I’ t In b , O r e g o n .
public improvemfents, or enter- berlain’s Cough Remedy is the other articles suitable for holiday girts. ri«’ drug store and get a free sam •AY » 0 i’iONEY r j Ä V a W a a V /
It is pleasant All of which Will he sold ut reasonable pie of Chamberlain's Stomach anil
His W ikb S aa kd H im . -M y «H es prisfs in hand that purports to be mother’s favorite
S9BEP
BO YEARS’
good advice saved my life writes P. for the benefit of (he public when S4,d safe for children to take and al- prices. Give .»< a caH. HÄQsfactlÖX Liver Tablets, the heBt physic I
sä ä
T è
experien ce
It is intended especi
They
also
cure
disorders
ot
tne
M. Ross of Winfield, Tennr, for 1 other influences ere brought to bear wavs cures
guaranteed.
stomach, biliousness and hea la ch e.
had such a bad cough I could hard on the subjart. There were m»oy ally for coughs, colds, croup and
' tio n , o n t i
M. G STONEBRINK.
c o M
ld M
I-J p 1
Ko.lâBite, Vitb
CiMtC
ly breathe, I steadily grew. worst who, when theaite forthe Yamhill whooping-cough, and is the best
.1,
W.
Turner
has
opened
h
tin© A m e ric a n ® 2 ì f r ‘*‘n ^ *
selectvd, expressed
- the
-
e e diseases
v
medicine made ior
for w
these
Jnder doctor’s treatmen , but my locks were seiecwu,
Y o n cxanün© H *n<1 If fo,J
«
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•
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i r
d
Bread, and, cakes fresh from general repair shop in the chapel
tbfi ka8t danger g,„.
pVr i&tlyWusUrtory,.
wife urged me to use Dr. King a opinion that the sito was not the
building.
He
is
prepare!
to
do
the
oven
at
H.
Oliver’s,
McMinn
one, and it W ™w being
¡ it u children for it contains no
New Discovery for Consumption, proper
___MAWia
j * they were correct in i | $ u m
r ^ ^ »
na U r n c r m i d vRle.
veloped . that
repairing of all kiiul.
■ fry
Dcarawa
which completely cured me
t h u w n tc h t o b e • j e h - p ■ 'J
new,
it
g.|ven „„ ,.onfi<lent!y Io a
Best quality and cheapest stationery at
ervvu-
CoFVRIOWra Ac.
a b l e » im e -p ie c e ; tlh e • J
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, la grippe, their views. As it look* n«W,
The
D
avtox
H
kkald
and.Weekly
o v e m e n t ha» î j e » r ; î ' l • ;
M to „„ adult. For sale by postoffle.) store
ptteumonia, .Sthma, hay/ever a d will take a • large portion of rock
Sub-
n le k le i ë w i W W R j ;
i
- u » »cd » te e l eom jM tel- ;J
c
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l
1
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cfc-
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on'y
Per
ye*r
e
from th« red hills, and
rerev
b el
of
the
°
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g
^
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now,
at
the
beginning
<
»f
eh«
R L Harris.
th>r c o t f?l5s?,,Îne>
—
Strong » is one
*éVlèr!'c»irn ”pn,f r.7. Z .7 -
• n e i. » tr« li
B vcki . kn ’ s A rnica - S alve Has restauruuts in Salem . It is a new century und the new year
» e a ene,
h indsom o
world-wide fame lor marvelous ;oud place to taKe meala when
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' Trunks Valise» «nd Telescope le v e r »et n m «1 0.00 tomu.' Ifl
cures. It surpasses any other Fal*«4&
Every bottle guaranteed^ Trial
Baskets at Nichnlis A Gabriel s.
i„iin n ointment or balin f, r cuts, in
n that city.
be a good thing
* J’ roCk lotion,
bottles free et Harris drug store.
land near by onwhichthere «TO« io o , hums, boU
boils,
sores,
felons,
r,H» .washed
r e ^ e ...■ ie«" "a'1 done np In
'¿TH.;« nvfc'lw. »L S“M
The St. Charles store, .McMinn Clothes
When in McMinnville call at the
?n 3«1BrM4way.N6W lOrk
Yv neu m . wm — -
■<» Vour
iii » .¡.yle nl McMinnville »team luuii'lry»-
goo<
ville, t arries a full line of groceries,«
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Inr
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» U v ln n e m ad e io r I u i , » c p » r te u
which are sold at popular price».
Fresh btcud at poetoffice atore.
] Call when in that city.
A' "
noaloffio« store.
Dry Goods, Dress Goods.
Ladies’ and Gents’
Furnishing Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Mackintoshes, Ladies’
Misses,’ Men’s and Boy’s.
SPECIAL PRICES § CLOTTHING
Il; 4 ù a. m .
19 a. in.
i. n i..7 : ïf » » . ni
in.
¿5.
*■
B. M.
McMinnvlle Steam Laundry,
pQ pfoct F it a n d S n tis fc tio n .
H AM BLIN ,
' . .
The One Price Clothier,
F o r E v e ry th in g
I n t h e li n e o f
F U R N IT U R E
Call at the
y A
Dayton Furniture Store.
W
A BARGAIN.
ALL ABOARD!
$175 Cash.
lU 'I n
¡ I B
]
W e l l Spent
ke this, twii *"L!
M O »™ 1
M A O *1'*
Dayton Jewelry Store.
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/at
Candía
wa ure—
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