Dayton herald., May 31, 1901, Image 1

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Letter and Bill Heads, etc
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PAYTON. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY SI. 1$O1
JUST RECEIVED»
A N e w L in e o f
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Ko. H m uLD :— Ai jo lly « Crow4
-»• as ever started eastward was tba
*• one th a t boarded tha In d o a i Part
b a d for Baker C ity 8unday. M a r
1» at 9 p m. I t t i k t i i . for the
c o n d u c to r to take up tickets, hut
io whan arranged there was fan on a ll
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do Subordinates and M ™ v î t a ? .I L
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H E for sa le—a n y q u an tity.
»v . y department complete .
M cM innville, Oregon,
w- ware aeated together a t one happy
faaMly, atyoyiog each others joke«
» n tfn b o m 11 o’oJoek, when yot
couTT eee » sister or brother low
R. L.,HARRIS.
Drugs, Books and Stationery
1 he biggest Drug Store in Yamhill Catnty.
InenroraUm Sale
at Cbthiag.
Every I «liar's Worth of Clothing, Hate, Shoes sad
Furnishing
Good« io Our Store At COST.
exareioos o f W iltaaaatte university. I * * • “ * • £ “ “«Ml* I m 8® •«■»bar of
We haven’t time to talk to you very much
thia week, we’« kept on Die ju m p every
day b , t . They made a abort ta lk b S E b Z e ta m w J S S f ^ a T
to tbe pupils.
nereaooate saw a n y of the flab.
R e*. Mulkey w ilf preach in tbe
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And we w ill tell.you. Un J a |,
ita present capital, and we w ilf
rntshinga in the county. T h e fir
The Chicago Store has always
been noted for iter successful sales
but this without doubt is tbp
banner sale of the
Christian church of Day too on Sat-
*••*» •» *• c 1 t I | » •» ' veteran, of
urday evening, and at 11 a. ® . on Wincheeter, L » d , writes: “My wife
I Sunday next. AH invited.
was sick a tong time in spite of good
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. , <,oct®r * treatment, but was wholly
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acres, 1 $ cured by Dr. K ing’s Naw Life PiUa.1
I cleared, ru n n in g water, on m ain! which worked wonders for bar ,
We Give You Prices that Are Actual Cost and
road, 2 miles o f Dayton. I n q c i r e b e e h b . ” They always do. Try
at H k b a to office.
them
Only 25c at R . L . H arris’ ,
Goods Below Cost
L , By «n „oversight the names of: dn,g itore
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• Mrs. Channel and eon were om itted• MoMinnville baa arranged to 1
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PANTS.
from list of those who attended have a skimming station A small *
M en’» UI ik k Waaiiington clay worated
w ’ " *’ * aafonislied at the prices of wedding anniversary of Mr. and ' churning station may alsobeoDc- ’
m ita , ata«« X to 44, round or square cut
rated there R. W. Sweet has ba«Sd »
. ‘worth *10. foi M 7 5 .
, *J*lr * 4,lf»> but we are bound to closeout Mra. B. Gabrid last week.
M ep'a Ida li 20 os Washington clay the line before we roaxe a change In the
There was a large attendance at 1!>C»
t0 Wing's livery ’
■ o ra te d a n ils , all sises, round or square
tbe Evangelical church Sunday Btab,e ° f Elsia Wright, tor akim- 1
w o .ll. * 2 50 to »16, for »10 00
^ p t a n ’.f.n « -» woorsled suits made by
the WN.|,¡ „ . on, Clinton and Hudson
....»M iu, » « « ir is s o to » tb ; to » W«> *
M en’. Idee serge suits, a lt wool, fast
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SMalikKR a4/Y»,a*. ktataaawm ***.!« 1*—fo-—— RRy
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for I«-»» than »16, for »10 „
'A ll 75cfaecv shirts 30 cents
M w V l.hu k and blue Washington
AM ‘ ‘ Stsndaftl” » I 23 s tiff bosom and
«•harin'»; all wool, fast color, every suit
golf shirts 70c .
• worth $12 50, for go 76
50c and 75c working shirts 39c
M eo’g^alem woolen m ill suits, always
B b « , . sail tai Am erica, tor »s 75 T — »‘»mu te nt suspenders, 60 cento the
world over, 36c
4.’anno« «'ascribe ail our fluits for w ant g<^Bksta? i ,trar lM hln^' 250 »nd
>■ but if you w ill come in and
Bos o v e r a ll, w e ll’ w id e , blue and
toods and prieea you w ill be con-
plack, 30c r
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$2
$2
O r trito fo r »7 00
hat at 75 cents
60 hats at »I 00
bats at »1 50
60 (tato at »1 75
among them
h t ? , ,' r, \ O l! OÍ2g,0’;t ^ ‘íU8¡nM¿ but wiU U k e in new partner., and
h , v» io ih I p nogk July 15tb.
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W r can « «ui ( money "easier* Iba« « ta b e WrY, Inff araàetl«ga/à t«4
c t I« r »I«. g« ««*. we now have.
M< M IN N VILLE, OR
Farming Implements
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DICYCLES,
day;
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PA PER.
We also enrry-a Complete Line of
te v e s, T in w a re
rciware.
and
Yours for Low Prices,
G eneral
J. W. C«M>k’s Edison show will
I called at Mrs. E. E. M artin ’s .
m illinery store on Friday to pur­ appear in Dayton a t Nichols’ ball
chase a hat and after I had made 8aturdvy evening, June 8 I t ia
highly spoxen of by the Press of
the selection she told me I was the
State.
The leading scene is
the lucky No. 10 which she ad­ Mrs Nation smashing saloons in
vertised to give' away free. I Kansas. I t ho «loubt be an inter
found her true to her word. 1
eating and enjoyable entertainment.
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Men’s unlaundried W hile Shirts, 38c.
Me«’» Neglie Shirts 39c.
Men’s Summer Undtrshirta 30c.
M e n ’» Canton Flannel Drawers 20c.
Ladies’ Fleece Lined Undersuits, per suit 48c.
Indies’ Shirt Waists 45c
Ladie«’ Corsets 48c.
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Wyandot»., Mich , “And I
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fal® on y bv ^ r’
B ^ ew ^'»cov-
* ry 'A ? .n «»tack of pneumonia left
P W n a te cough and rvrv severe
j ng te00^®. which an excellent
c o u n o < help, but a few
“ onlh • 0B® ot lh '® wonderful m»d
tclnT m?<1® m® “ * * * * • • er»r snd
much
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*"»• for coughs,eolde and all throat
?nd ,u " f ‘ rcoble
T ria l bottles
I ? * ' o0o,a ,\* it* * d h®’ 11®® M® and
’ * a‘ R L Harris.’
. Mise Florence Newman, who has
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uiHtod. Mcto-aeSiaeto. B. l . H^rU.
Balm »• *ke only remedy that
T rv the new remed» f o r ,■«•
her relief
MiesNewmanis
3rp 2 T ^ * . , rT"i*di for co* ,,v* • much respect d resident of the
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8 £ maeh aw l
<rf Grey’ N Y . , and makre
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lh it »tatement for the benefit of oth
»«romWby ere Monlarly afflicted
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will do sewing oT any kind al
your homes, or at my residence. Cook gave an interesting entertain-
B kw akkop - a C ough .— A cough
ia not • disease but a symptom.
Consumption and bronchitis, which
ash the most dangerous and fatal
dieeases, have for their first indica­
tion a persistent cough, and if prop­
erly treated as soon as thia cough
appears are easily cured. Chamber­
lain’s Cough Remedy has proven
wonderfully successful, and gained
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rcputation and extensive
sale by its success in curing diseases
which cause coughing. I f ¡tie not
beneficial it will not coat you a cent
For sale by R L . Harris.
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Below we print attracts from state
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undersigned
Erom South Oregon eye: J. W [ ,¡,7
ment at Opera H ail Tuesday even-
ing. Through a mias cue of the ad-
vertieing agent, but few knew oi hie
coming, but tba house was fairly
well filled, and the audience was
well pleased with the performance
Mr. Cook had charge of the Amet
machine and the grapbophone «ms
under the sdperVisirtn of Mr. Forbis.
The moving scenes were protraved
life else and were realistic in every
feature. Mr. Cook will return to
Medford in June, when be will have
lots of new and-interesting scenes,
mostly of Cuban and Philippine war.
From Jacksonville Democratic
Times: J. W. Cook ia exhibiting
Rdiaon’a latest machine showing
moving
pictures of,, tbe bat-
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"We did not however expect the
immense throng from every pert
of the county that h y packed
our store from morning until night
ever since the sale started,
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P L E A 8 A N T D A L E ITEM S.
stiva orgape T f t stomach is d
lita te d .tW liver torpid, the bowels
constipated -.There is a loathing of
food, pains in the bowels, dixxiness,
coated tongue and vomiting, first of
tbe undigested or partly digested
food and then of tile
Chsroher-
Iain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
allay tha disturbances of tha stom-
ach and create a healthy appetite
They alee tone up the liver to a
haajthy action and regulate the
bowels. T ry them and yon are ear-
tain to he moch pleased with the
reeult. F o rs a le b y R ; L . Barria.
join &
The Ash wood minoe near 8ban- oil
>k‘ , Eastern Oregonjare proving to on
be very rieh. A shotl'ttme ago the tm
company issued several thousand Lo
dollars in stock at 1 cent a share 8:!
ie The full amount of stock was read- our j
n ily taken. Five cents a shire is rived
« now offered for the etoek, but there wher
is none on the market Near tit tha .Q. x
Ashwood and famous Oregon King I «nent
g’ mines, ia the Red Jacket m iner,find «
t which, by tbe development work aay t
already done on it ia showing op «rill «
' rich. The company baa issued an Team
amount of stock at 1 cent a share those
tbe amount realis«*d from the sale fields
I of. stock will be used to work the
Mi
( mines. A large amount of the stock presei
has been taken. Sevral shares can menti
> h® Purchaeed by inquiring at this Bump
office— only for a abort time.
same
H A M B L I N T H E CLOTHIER.
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h«l also leased tbe jelly end vinegar 8
factory at Whiteson, where hismain ®
churning etgtion will be operated. JJ
He will have skimming station« on I f>
the railroadrf from where cream will ’
he taken to main station.
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Wednesday, June 5th, is the day ' *
aet for the annual meeting of Yam-
bill County Pioneer Aaeociati on,
■ which will be held in Dayton this
year. The program ia : Prayer, by
chaplain; address of Welcome, by
Mayor of city; response by preai-
dent of society; music, by gfee d u b ;
annual address, C. B. Moores, of
Oregon City; adjournment fordin
ner. A fte rn o o n RfifiFifin— mn®»« l «»
ba«»d; oocastonal addraee, Judge R.
8. Bran, of 8aJem ;~moeic, by glee
club; business meeting of aasocia-
lion; eeleetion of otfioera; temlols-
emmea. led by president o f aaaoci*
B O Y ’S SUITS.
Those of you thus far who ha«
unable to be waited on will kii
patient. We have done our beet,
expeted a crowd. We knew the
which we mede throughout the
would keep us busy.
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In this .Sale we include nearly every
L iiif in the Store. -
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Every Ladies’ Trimmed Hat Must Go.
M cM innville G range & Farmerjs’ Co
Chas. P. Nelson, Manager.
New store Cor. B. ami 3rd 8te.
COME AND SEE!
And examine goods carefully, and after
C A SH price for merchandise is not an lo
Yam W ll county. We invite all to c ill an
plete stock of general merchandise. We
D ry Goods, D r e ss Goods.
L a d ie s'a n d G en ts’
F u rn ish in g G oods, B o o ts
»F A C IA L P R IC E S g C L O T TH IN G
M E N ’S A L L WOOL SU ITS , at $5 and upwards; BOY’S H C IIO O I.
8 U IT , at $1.75 and up; BOY’S K N E E PANTS 25, 35, 40 and 6 0 o „ t .
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Yonre to pleaae.
N IC H O L S & G A B R IE L .
T he R ed F ron t.
bur«, retslax of the food, dtotr«M a fter
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of d78i>*P«la- One
little tablet glees lmruedi«,u* relief
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«Me. B. t . Harris.
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M cM innville.
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Star 5 Star Shota are sDlFin
We
2 0 P er C ent D iscount.
per pair,
Bread, cakes, and all kind of
confectionery at- H. Oliver’s, Mo-
Mionville. Also lunch »hen de-
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hill «sounty.
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will do ju s t what we say. W.e will offer
our entire stock o f C lothing at <
It w ill P a y YOU
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Before You Buy elsewhere, en ytb in (rin the lino of
F u rn itu re, Curtain«,
H E A R S E W H E N R E R n tE l)
DAYTON GROCERY
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D a yton , O r