Dayton herald., October 25, 1901, Image 1

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Letter and Bill Heads. etc
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DAYTON, OREGON. Fl
CCTOBER 25. 1901
Buttar 90 cento « • T w h .
Etnea 20 cents perA Ew n. ,,
Oata 26 venta p o r*M M p l.
W heat 40 ceUta M p m h e t .
Pine cigar« a t p o e iififie i t o » .
Chaa. 8noytheoqj|»dup fraga Van*
oouver Tuesday evening.
Miaa Mae S m yta* want to her
home at Vancouver .Monday, on a
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Preaching Sabbnth morning at
the Free Methodial church by J.
Glen.
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On last Sunday i> M r. and Mrs.
Benj Sonito, waa barn a daughter.
A it doing" well
t •' We have decided to Gioee Oat the Entire Stock of M erchandise of the McMinnville
Or as near so as possible by January 8th, the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, when
their decision will decide as to our
continuation in business.
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potatoes now.
**' * l®r lot o f hope. Each lo t w ill be
I f you have a aaw you want ahar- «old on ite own merit«. T h e to*
pened Noah RobineUn will sharpen tai cost o f the hops to include
it in good shape. ~
freight, insurance in tran sit, all
Just at this « [ • • evaporated expenses iu London, including
prunes, like hepfclfi» doll sale, hut 1 0 weeks* storage and insurance
there is lik e ljjM B - b e t t e r demand there after arrival, and com m it*
for both in ffifiM ^E-
j sion w ill be contracted for by M r.
Mr*
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»beep
D urst at 4 cents per pound gross
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IO FuHk oW W iy e e ir RuMsiP,“ AM» [ WefaWfi'**'
oaate*“ *»--«*«
himkin (hiring S i m * '1 * * “
Ml88 F k r n 8to u T ’ ° n® of the
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worth of the best up-to date Merchandise carried in the
county, will he sold
The fine'weather is s tiifw ilh us. ‘ • • « b« * of tbe Dayton public
Some say, what will the winter b e t ' 8ch(X)1 W an accomplished m a c
Don’t worry about winter as long as cian. 8b e i t prepared to teach
we have fine weather.
instrum ental music on Satur-
Y ou w ill see Closing O u t Salés on every hand
A 2 -y e a ro ld heifer belonging days, at 50 cents a lesson. T h is
8tore
has set things agoing; a in ’t they? I t w ill not
to E . A lderm an, was ru n ove?
* * r® opportunity for those
to
be
convinced
which is genuine.
by the train and killed, on T h u ra- who desire musioal train in g ,
day evening last week.
Chas Pool has been improving
There is Only One Genuine —.
Selling at Cost Sale
Tbe prunes hsv i all been dried
and tbe evaporators are ell running
ng the appearance of the place
on apples now. There are many
ie has built an addition on west
apples to dry ibis season.
side of houae, and also porahes.
Reynolds, the Dayton artist, has
As Rev. Bowereox expeols-to hold
lately taken ore of the best pictree
W e’re Retiring From Business— the Stock
of the Dayton school building that a sacramental meeting at Portland
over next 8unday, he will not fill
Must be B o ld .-* — ■ —
we have seen of the building«
ala usual appointments on thia work
On the 27th.
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ville drove up to Dayton Saturday
The entertainment at the Evan*
evening, and visited with Mr. ana
gelical church here <>u Monday
Mrs. R. M Woolworth 1 over San*
evening was good in character and
day.
well attended.
Ellis Hadley went down to Port*
invert our e n tire stoex in to C ash
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, oLOregou.
and Monday to have his band ex­ 31 y, have been here this Week via*
W e have a reason for thia slaughter,
amined. I t having given him some tin g with Mr. an d Mrs. Rasmussen
trouble lately, by having been
For sprains, swellings and lame­
poisoned
ness there ia nothing so good as
The D. o f H. wilt give a basket Ohamberlain’s Pain Balm. Try it.
social Friday evening November 1, i For sale by R . L Harris.
in Kieboie’ hall. Admission 5 abd
10 cents. Thom bringing baskets S p b c ia l B a l k o ï ^ L a d ik s , M issks
admitted free.
a n o C h il d r b n ’ s H a ts .
Duaty again.
Qeo gn(J L T Wilke#> who
B eginning Saturday, October
Fine cigars and tobaoco at Dot- moved here from Dilley, app
: .9, I w ill offer for sale, at reduced
mering’s.
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7, be well pleated with theit
Mricee, tny l/im u te d and street
Mackintoshes cheaper than
• Pr° b“bl\ l !?thi/?i>no
beta. T h e price w ill be reduced
ever at the Racket Store, M e* .‘ b i , l W r P#r“ M » ^ * d,n«
on every b a t; .reduction ruugiug
' M in u ville.
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'rora 25 cents to $1.50. C all
, went up into the coast rang
early, and get a bargiun.
- Don t miss the clearance sale wee£ on g ,jM r j,ont b u rn e d
MRS.'PEARL CRABTREE
at Matthews Cash Store.
A ll ool Bny game. Ouess they
kin d a qf bargains to make room have eaten it all before retv
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home.
Parties indebted to the firm of
The bread, cakes, pies and eon-
Mrs McTiere, sister to Mrs.
R . Jacobson A Co., w ill please
fectionery at. Oliver’s bakery, Me Alderman and Dr. Odell, wl
Asks for a share o f the patronage of the people
taxe notice th at all accounts
' Minnville, you ceil depend as being been quite ill at the home ol
of D ayton and v ic in ity and guarantee
must be settled by N ovem ber 1,
first class. T ry them.
g, Odell, at Pleaaentdale, i
satisfaction. O ur aim is to please all.
1901, w ithout fail. Ae prom pt
A ny one w anting some useful informed, is improving, am
>aymenta makes a person’s cred*
household goods w ill be able to Odell expeots to soon take
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
tgood.
get them at Mrs. W m . B a rre tt’s; M< home.
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I some th at C. L. B arrett left for
T h e num ber in attendai
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sale.
the Dayton public school is
T h e undersigned has a lot of ually increasing. W e ar
dried prunes which were not formed by Prof. H a n v ille
dipped, which he w ill sell those the num ber o f pupils now
w anting a good article of dried tendance ia 163. T h e Prol
Your money back
s fru it.
V W a m b so a n s .
is much pleased with his s<
if I fail to give
Several young people from this and the way it is running,
your eye the best
this vicinity, are attending W iliam-
I t will he seen that tbe
possible vision.
¡ette University at Salem, among business is becoming of con
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I also do Watch,
, them are Mies Maud Magness, of able importance in Yam hill <x
Clock,
and Jewel­
T r a n u e t, a general Banking B<ulneaa. Ae-
I I Wheatland; Mias Sylvia and Roy We are informed that there a
ry Repairing at
eonnta aollellad, Celleetrona made la all
* Hewitt, of Unionyale; M i s s s b i p p o d this season, over the6
parts of tbe country. Kxehauge bought and
reasonble prices.
Martin of Dayton.
ern Pacific railroad, from Dt
■old. Carefnl attention to a ll bnaineaa. Oor- for oorrec^ly fitting
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raapondenea invited.
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Mcsdamee John Porter, of Fort at least ICO car loads of p
i Dodge. Iowa; Charles Wilson, of This is only one of a num
. Fox Valley, Oregon; and W. E. other points in this county
Sorber, of this city, will leave for where large quantities of p
Dayton, Oregon, on this morning’s will be shipped. McMinnville
boat to visit with friends a few days too, Newberg, Carlton and
— Dialy Oregon Stateeman Toes towns will ship quantities o
day, October 22d.
fruit, and also a great quan
N oticb — There will be a mother’s evaporated and green apple
meeting at the Baptist churoh Fri- » *» thus he seen that the frutl
day afternon, Nov. 1, a t 2:30. A ll ?«“ '• not ‘¡?,hlnd lH ° f U
» invited ; but mothers and those in- ’n °'d Yam hill.
(created in the training of tbe young
D. A. Magness, •who has bee
are especially urged to be present, buying hops, wentto Salem oi
and take part in the discussion to day ae a witnea in the case
1 follow the reading of a paper pre State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs
pared for this meeting.
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K elly, defendant, who was cl
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Although Nicholas A Gabriel do with crime of assault with
not advertise thgt they are carrying geroue weapon, with an attei
t8 a mammoth stock of merchandise, k ill. The oaee was from St.
they have a large stock of general where, June 15th last, Kell
merchandise, and of varied oharae- Frank Lambert, city marsha
ter, such as la uaed daily in the Paul Io the face, the bullet
household, and elsewhere. Call above the mouth, where it re
on them when making purchases.. Tbe ju ry found K e ll/ guilty
Prices reasonable.
Bargains for sault with a dangerous w
! cash.
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Mr. Magness returned from
W h a t ’ s Y ou » F acx W orth ?— Monday evening, and on Th
Sometimes a fortune, but never i went to Mission landing, U
you have sallow complexion, a jaun- for tbe winter trade in woo
diced look,moth patches and blotch- the steamboats.
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ee on the skin-all eigne of liver
PROGRAM O F 8OCIA
trouble
Bat Dr. King’s New Life
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Pills give clear skin, rosy cheeks,
Foj|<„Hng b program of D. of
rich complexion
Only 25 oents at het
v> be given Friday ever
R. L. Harris’.
vember I:
“ For three days and nights I euf-
Doable qaartetta.
fered agony untold from an attack
Recitation,
of cholera morbus brought on by
Instrumental music,
eating cocambars,’ says M . E .
Dialogue- Flora Paxen and
Lowther, clerk of tbe district oourt, Goodrich.
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Centerville, Iowa.
“ I thought I M o —M im Dora Bears.
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should surely die, and tried a dosen
Recitation—
Lana Scott.
’•» different medicines but all to no
Guitar Solo— Mias Ratella R m
urpoae I sent for a bottle o f, ' Dialogue— Kd. Bean, Wees 1
B O TH H E A V Y A N D U G H T . G I V l U 8 A C A L L ,
hamherlain’s Colic Cholera and and Effie GabrieL
Diorrhea Remedy and three dewee Dees—Two little girls-
releived me entirely.” This remedy
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is lor sale by B . L Harris, druggist.
Parsons orchestra.
not an ad to catch your trade, we mean business. No one can meet
our prices unless they sell below Cost»—
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If Cost won’t do it
W e’ll Sell Them Cheaper
The Store will be closed after 6 p.m. Wednesday,
venings of this week to enable
in plain figures.
us to mark down
J. B, BOOTH,
M. RICHARDSON,
R. NELSON,
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Directors.
Tdkleta lo up.
P e o h A b feu p .
8jatee9oup.
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Bea Paper 14e up.
Dish Pans 15o up.
A A f l Soda fie.
Spices, canned. 8c up
Pencils lo up.
Rubber Eraser« 2c up.
Composition books 9a up.
Hand Mirrors 3c up,
' Starch 10c»
And ell other Goode in propoi
Day too, O f,
G8 TAKEN
N E W S E R IE S
Of Sehool Books Received.
R. L. HARRIS
Drugs, Books and Stationery
DONT
What’s the Other Fellow’s Beasea Can
Yon Tell 0s?
CHICAGO STORE
YOUR ATTENTION
The new Proprietor of the
EGGS, POULTRY,
. AND BUTTER, Etc
Chehalem V alley
BANK,
REYNOLDS,
Dayton. Or.
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w » TTUTO Added to Our Stock of
HARDWARE A COMPLETE STOCK OF E^RNESi
S. N. R A S M USSEN. The Dayton Hardwar Store