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DAYTO N • * s T h ERALI OBT PZOTTBD: Cards, Posters. Circulars. Letter and Bill Heads, etc DAYTON HERALD Office. BdTMtr« w llhiu a i* muni adv.rtU.m eut», — ntlaawaats, Bnclc inch per •nah additional .— * « — . c«nU . w— p«r inch din» natica* in Meal eotn *n «rama Ir a i laaartèon^t conta for aubaa H S ® æ al » g Ô t t / r~ km al aida. Card Imitar I lhaaka, raaolut'oaa. a n d / VOL. XVII , r. .; . . . DAYTON, OREGON. FRIDAŸ, N VEMBER 1, 1901. sa CLOSING ew-- Raiu - - - * T *. ' t. ' < ’ ' • 41 We have decided to Close Out the Entire Stock* of. Merchandise of the lioMinnyille M A N < r a M E R S COMPANY 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. ' The Entire Stock which consists of about #30,000 worth of the best up-to date Merchandise earned i a the county, will be sold 4 K _ .' T h ig is not an ad to catch your trade, we mean business. our prices unless they sell below Coat. a. REGULAR PRICES. Pencils JÔ up. ftfc Tablets « lo ------- op, Ptahrids |c u p .. Slates 9o up. Box Paper 14c up. Dish Pans 16c up. A 9 H jSoda 8c. SpAoss, canned, 8o ' op. jjft’ Rubber Erasers 2ou| Composition books I op. Tin Cups So up. Heed Mirrors M ir 8c up. Starch 110c And ell other Goode in proportion at * -Ï* r,, McMinnville, Oregon. Another Out And Mackintoshes, f t - GREAT SALE Butter 80 cento per roll. 20 cents per dozen. Oato 2ft cento peaboehal. W heat 40 oento per bushel. Floe cigars a t poatoffloe store. CHICAGO Friday. October 36th, 1901, at bia home near Webfoot, of neuralgia of the heart, John Crawford, aged 72 years, 5 months and 13 days- An hour or two before hie death Mr. Crawford had been out in field Geo Dorsey who was quite sick where John Versteeg wee at work, ■for awhile, is able tn be eround converting with that gentlemen, He comes to town in his buggy. who was soon after sailed to Mr. There bee been bol very slight Crawford’s home, and found him in frost as yet this fail, and trees and dying oondition. A messenger was “ O’ mt for Dr. Courtney, but before sll vegetation are green and grow* the Dr.’s arrival death had claimed ing, ita victim. On Monday mojfning the hack John was born in lre- which runs to the depot, was loaded* land M Crawford a w ^ ih 1829* - J . a .VMy «U SIW , U Heoame U U n iU O W to to i ’a otmost capacity with paseen- • ’ • T- “> America when about lfty e a rto f age, gers for the morning train to Port and lived in New York and other land. ; I Eastern States, until about 4 0 years The warm weather and sunshine ago, when he earns to Oregon. He during the fall, with occasional afterwards worked in th gold mb ee in October uctoner 1885 itseo he was showers, has kept the grass green of Idado. - In end growing, and there le non good married to Miss Elisabeth Savage, pasture of 8alem; 8 children was born to "wtbeg’M x ^ s M iw X * s t o V >Un|i G. B. county. M r*. CnsflisddiedTo the people of D a y to n a Vicinity. December 1894. September 27tb, Abdi” and Robt. W . F. Abdill Earl are 1897, Mr. Crawford was married to running the maohine. hie now bereaved widow, at Niagara Bargains o f a ll kinds are be Fails, South Ontario, t Deceased ing picked up very fast at M at was a member of the M. E. chnrob W e place oq Sale thew’s Casli Store. E very one and mnoh interested in the church should attend the clearance sale work; a regular attendant npon the means of grace, and a devoted at once. Christian. He was expecting, in Elder G. K Barry, editor of the the last few years, to be called to O u r .entire Stock of above Goods at a sweeping reduction iu Pacific Christian, published at San his eternal home at any time, and irices. W e want to clean up the entire stock o f Jackets io Francisco, will preach in the Chris had made ail arrangements for the tian churoh at Dayton, Wednesday, event. He told his pastor that he J E V E N D A Y S . For convenience to customers our stock o f these Nov. 6, at 7:30 in the evening. All was ready to go at any time; that goods w ill be removed from o iit’u p 's ta irs cloak room to the m ain floor of the store, and divided in to lots. cordially inyited. ? he h a d arranged h it business at Geo. Dorsey ’a new. boose, near well as be knew how, and that he r -V the school building^is completed, was at peace with God and man. Funeral was preached at bia In the m eantim e our and Mr. and Mra. Dorsey expect to move into the house in about two home by the pastor, Rev. T. L. w e b s T a H ssev ai Nllilfliaksv n u i | u w r i i v l l sa I o t v a v e n tl Jones, on Sunday 27th, and the re story, is quite an addition to-tl at mains taken to Salem, and laid to rest in Rural Cemetery. •• part of town. 1 S till goes on. I » io wdrm w a r m weather w c i t u o r has hub kept sept The » late On Saturday, November 9 Geo. late planted »lasted potatoes growing so that the ” hey * have not ripened, and will Dorsey will offer at public sale, at util late.1 There will be mors hit place 2 miles south of Dayton, potatoes, we are informed, than i. horses, colts, cows, heifers, wagons, was thought there would be earlier buggy, and farm utensils, harness, household furoiture and numerous ia the season. w i t jL n in 'a I other articles. Sale commences at Wears informedby D. A.*8nyder, io o’clock manager nf the Dayton Evaporat ing Company, that there is not one-1 T h . n R A v ho If as many apples for drying this _ ith , h_ ¿ i L C«Lln?pne?1 °5 as there w u last. Apples are Union £ « ¡2 « !Sr £ T . and it here from aimoet everv U. lon p»cific, offers the finest ser- paft of the county;in . Z inetam Kan.’« r? “ n « cee those hauling tbs frnit can V o n i . rM Om*h’ ’ only make on« load in a day, and L ® v . i f %»,Cb ! K°-’ “" j f? in one or two instances the distance F Pn^Und T b k ” ? ™ " More and greater bargains than ever before offered! Mrs. M o rris Cain is quite ill. C ity election M onday, Novem ber 18. Fine cigars and tobacco at Dot- mering’s. . Hugh Earl went to Portland on TAKEN. D ayton, Or. Monday morning to secure work. Rem em ber your friends while the C bryanthum s are in bloom. £ 5 X ‘: ; ; Ii X hS ‘ D o n ’t wari u n til « h e r are dead ‘ "leepere, library, dining and chair C. C. and Arthur Carter, who The Edison ebow at Niohol’s oars on all trains, tqok a trip to the Siualnw, have re hall last week, was well attended, W rite'A L. Craig, G. P. A.. O R W e are now ready to exchange. W ould suggest and request turned home. They report having and very satisfactory. Mr. Cook & N. Co., Portland, Oregon, for had a fine time. UxaL qxchaoge be made as soon as possible. givee a good entertainment, and | particulars T h e regular prices at Racket keeps up with the demands of the . „ d ,Bme 8tore in M c M in n v ille , are often times, by securing the latest of . y - 1 Fo‘r iprain, t , we,„ erytbing |n hie lin e of enterUin- tbere is nothing so good as better than the so-called cost mente. He informed publisher of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm T ry it Drugs, Books and Stationery. sales. H kbalo that on hie next visit to F o r , aje by R L H arrj , ‘ T h e biggest D ru g Store in Y a m h ill County. Asks for a share of the patronage of the people The bread,cakee, pies and con Dayton he would have a number of o f D ayton and v ic in ity and guarantee fectionery at Oliver’s bakery, Me new pieces of music and views, H 0 R 8 E FOR SA LE C H E A P . satisfaction. O ur aim is to please all.. among them the funeral proces Minnville, yon can depend as being Gentle, good buggy animal, sion of President McKinley first class. Try them. Ralph Csirter who was in Idaho weight 10«0 pounds. Cheap for HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR A n y one who cannot read this cash if sold soon. Inquire at tbe a year or more, and who lately re at all distances from 5 inches turned from that section, is making H xbald office. to 5 feet, have defective vision, ALTHKUI a. H1LM, Pre». Dayton -his home. Ae is also hie and should consult Prof. M at brother Arthur, who was in Idaho J ohn C. McKca. Vlea Pre». A n d exam ine goods carefully, and after in vestigating see i f our thews at once. Moaa» V ot * w , caistar. several years. A majority of the C A S H price for merchandise is not as low as th a t of any store in “boye” who occasionally stray from M r. pnd Mrs. J. D. T h u rm an , Y a m h ill county. W e in v ite all to call aud see our large and com who went to James, Tuslom a Dayton to pastures new, eventually plete stock of general merchandise. W e keep in stock. find their way back to Payton, GO TO county, Cal., w rite th eir son J. Your money back which place, with all its faults and I f I fail to give L ., th at they are having a pleas shortcomings, they find a good yonr eye the beet ant visit, and are much pleased place to make their home possible vision. Newberg, Ore., with th at country, Tbe city of Salem ie having a TraaiaeM a gen»r»l JUnklng B-ulne»». Ac I also do Watch, Although Nicholas A Gabriel do discussion ae to how to insure tbe Dayton. Or. Clock, aud Jewel count» »ollcllad. CollectroBi made la all not advertise that they are carrying health of that city, and also bow part» of the country, exchange bought and ry Repairing at a mammoth stock of merchandise, to prevent typhoid fever. Per told. Careful attention to all bnaloeaa. Cor for correctly fitting reaeonble prices. they have a large stock of general hape, tbe health of that city reapondenca lurlted. GLASSES. merchandise, and of varied charac could be better preserved, and ty- ter, euch ae is used daily in the boid fever prevented, if, as stated household, and elsewhere. Call y a number of citisens, pure water on them when making purchases. was supplied tbe oity, and proper Prices reasonable. Bargains for attention to sewerage and sewers. M E N ’S A L L W O O L S U IT S , at 96 and upwards; BOY’S SCHOOL cash. There is no reason why Salem S U IT , at 91.76 and up; BO Y’S K N E E PANTS 26, 85, 40 and 60 cents 8 tkpped I j » to L ivx C oals .— should not be one of tbe beaithieet 'Wheft a child I burned my foot of cities, if the sanitary conditions per pair. Yours to please. frightfully,” writes W . H . Eads, of are properly looked after, and the Jonesville, Va , “ which caused hor water supply such as I t should be rible feg eoree for 30years, but Bndi- Tbe loeetion on whioh tbe oity is len’e Arnies 8alve wholly cured me built, is sloping enough to make it after everything else failed ” In easily drained. fallible for burnt, scalds, cats, sores, A P lxasamt SuRPRisl.— Tbe old TO T H E P U B LIC . bruises and piles. - Sold by R. L adage is “ Yam hill against tbe world,” bnt we would aay “ Webfoot H a v in g locatod in D ayton, the Harris. 26c. LAMBERT BROS. undersigned has opened a repair When yon cannot sleep for cough sgainet Y am hill.” These Webfeet A t P almim ’ s O ld 8 tamd , shop at the corner o f F erry and ing, it is hardly necessary that any people have such a funny way of F irst street. W ill repair fu rn i one should tell you that yon need a showing their appreciation of their pastor. For instance: last Friday ture, fram e pictures, and do all few doeee of Chamberlain’s Cough evening while quietly sitting Remedy to allay irritation of the Pay Highest Cash Price for work in th a t lin e prom ptly and throat, andmake eleep possible It around our comfortable “ hearth F A R M P R O D U C E , at resonable rates. G ive me a is good Try it For sale by R . L . stone,” one commenced “pounding” call. the door bell. Of coarse we went Harris. And sell sll kind of Fancy and to door th see wbat tbe m N . W . V an -O sdol . Staple Groceries at C H E P E S T pos W bat a Yopa F acb W ohth T— and sir, taere was a crowd of Web- sible rates. Give ns a call. We N O T IC E . bo me ti mesa fortune, but never if footers; from grandmother to little intend to, and will do tbe square r Parties indebted to the firm of youbavesalloweompiexion.ajann- tet, io tbe infant olase in Sunday thing with everyone. Bargains in R. Jacobson A Co., w ill please diced look,moth patches and blotch school. They came in— that wbl oook wagon supplies. take notice th at all accounts es on the skin-all signs of, liver what they came for. Then instead R> d 9’« New Life of pounding tbe door’ bell they C. T . Pomeroy the jeweler at Sa most be settled by Novem ber 1, ,rills give clear »kin, rosy cheeks, pounded the pastor and family, lem, has a good line of jewelry and 1901, w ithout fail. As prom pt neb oumpiexion. Only 25 oents at with pounds of flour, pounds of wateheean^ olocks, and other goods payments makes a person’s cred ' prunes, pounds of beans, pounds of in his line. I f 7«« have a watch it good. ' • . » ' ‘For three daye and nights I suf- tea, sugar, ooffee, and a variety of or dook, or piece of jewelry to m- R . J A C O B 8 O N A CO., fered agony untold from an attack other good and .useful things. Do pairv g ift him < c ill sod he will M c M iu n v ilie , Or. of cholera morbus brought on by yon wonder we are happy among the repairs in a satisfactory E such peoplef We hope the kind W A N T E D —BtrenAL P naoasovC nA n- eatiDg cucumbers,’ * says M manner.' He invitee hie old Day- and good reputation in each sUte Lowtber, clerk of tbe district court, friends will come again, do not wait i to« friends when in the Capital City actor (one in this county required) to represent Centerville, Iowa. “I thought I ODtil you have A donation, or can to give him a e a ll and advertise old eatohliahed wealthy together. Remember the bostaeea house of solid financial »tond- should surely die, and tried a dosen come Belary $18 weekly with eipeneee different medicines bnt all to no! “I*tch string at 'PuTfioiTumfiii^ itional, all payabte in cash each , purpose I cent for a bottle of out” to you day or n ig u . We pray IrSSA _ _ Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and i t b it tbe Great Head ad of of the the Church Church I --------- -OTniihed when—» Diorrhea Remedy and three doees will richly reward you alii for yonr BOTH H E A V Y A N D L IG H T .G IV E DB A C A L L , / Ç’iînL.’.y ill««-“ Intin Kad Hfl-w " hotm aad . References. Enclose eeff-ad- dam ped envelope. Manager, releived me entirely.” T b it remedy kindnees to us His servants, SIS Caxton Roilding, UbU'«go. SJ^TMaoa«»7. Cnztoo htUdtnz. Chic«*«. is lor saleby B .L . Harris,druggist Ma. A M rs . T. L. Jones. THÉ pft I _ No one can meet J. R. BOOTH, M. RICHARDSON, R. NELSON, Directors». - D ied . NO. 27 ■WB» SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, AT COST FOR GASH ONLY. « . The dust is lsid— probsbiy for all winter. T h e rain this teak raised the W illamette sod ... Yamhill rivera a boo- 10 inches. B * < à w— X RACKET sasens YOUR ATTENTION. The new Proprietor of the Of School Books Received. _____ • CHICAGO STORE. Dayton Cash Grocery R. L. HARRIS. GOME AND-- SEE! QUR STOCK OF MERCHANDISE Chehalem Talley Dry Goods, Dress Goods. Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, SPECIAL PRICES § CLOTTHING BANK, EGGS, POULTRY, AND BUTTER. Etc. REYNOLDS, C NICHOLS & GABRIEL. The Red Front. GROCERIES. M c M i n n v i l l e , a SI* I We Have Added to Our Stock of ÏKTttS;! HARDWARE A COMPLETE STOCK OF HARNESS. S. N. RASMUSSEN, The Dayton Hardwar Store. J I. a
