Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, November 15, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text-T’ . DAYTON HARALD M M X * 1* ’ GST PRISTBD: Cards, Posters. Circulars. Letter and B ill Heads, etc DAYTON HERALD Office. DAYTON, OREGON. F NOVEMBER 15. 1901 Monday. Good weatfc The Ladies W e have decided to Close Out the Entire Stock of Merchandise of the McMinnville on Thanksgi for forthet pe M A R R IE D . rfety » ill give social F rid a y i, 1901. See Dayton, will dal Contest See H km àld There was morning. I t Or as near so as possible by January 8th, the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, when their decision w ill decide as to our continuation in business. The Entire Stock which consists of about $30,0 worth of the best up-to date Merchandise carried i a the county, w ill be sold ----- ,-------- This ie hot an ad to catch your trade, we mean business. our prices unless they sell belotr Cost. Pencils lo up. Rubber Erasers 2co Composition books i T in Cups 8o up. ¡irrora Starch 110o And a ll other Goods In proportion at Eggs 27 cents per dosen. Wheat to cents per bushel. Fine cigars s t postoffloe store. COM E A N D The Capital C ity Creamery Co., to Salem on Geo. Weeks and H . B. Thieleon t and to visit ; proprietors, ia a new oom panyjuet .-remain u n til to date machinery. T h e ir churn church w ill »«company him to Day- is of 450 pound capacity, and caps* ton. bis of ohurntng 1000 pounds o f but« Tbe Y o u th ’s Companion Calen ter per d ay. They have arranged d ar for 1902, ju st received at this , to take cream from upper and low« -w jaams* aeaimAa.__ _._______„ er s» w river p o in ts. . .. . thing unique and out o f the usual line. Subscribe for the Companion 8 bllinq at C ost .—The Day- and receive this beautiful and artis- ton Millinery Store has a lot of tic Calendar as a g ift from publish trimmed hats, add pattern hats, ers of the Comp«oion. also street hats and baby bonnets John Bradlov and wife, who have which will be sold strictly at coat. been at Hood River some tim e re I mean just what I say. These turned io Dayton last week. They goods must be disposed of and report that 8. B. Fay the orohard I offer good bargains to all. Call proper, who ia there, w ill be kept early. M bs . P xarl C rabtree . busy pruning trees in that section T h a t T h h o b b in q H b a d a h x would for several months. Levi Bradley ie doing a good boalnemin taking quiokly leave you, If you used Dr. King's ________ K iq g ’e Naw New Life Pills, Pills. Thousands views. ’ „— ____ of sufferers have proved their m atch Tbe proprietor of 3t. E lm o res less m erit for sick and nervous bead ta u ra o ta t Salem, found 50 cents In gold in the craw o f a tam e duok aches. They make pure blood and which be purobaeed of M r. W hite, build up your health. O nly 26c. mercbat at Sootte Mills. I t is sup Money back i f not cured. Sold by R. L . H arris, druggist. posed th a t the gold > earns from a When you feel that life ie hardly ditch that bad lately been dug for a m ill a t Scotto M ills. Tbe ndstter worth the oandle take doee of C ham is being investigated, and another berlain’s Stomach and L iver Tab- rich gold mine may be opened up in lets. They w ill olesnte your atom- sob, tone up your liver and regulate M arion oounty your bowels you feel like » O nj Saturday evening as D. A. F o r s a le ly R. 1^ H arris Snyder was doing soma work in the Chamberlain's Stomach and L iv warehouse of the Dayton F ru it Evaporator he stepped into a ’ rap er Tablets core biliousneee,constipa door, and narrowly escaped [serious tion and bendsc* e. They are easy in ju ry by falling against a box be to take and pleasant in effect. For side the tr a p door, but badly sprain sale by R . L . H arris. Tbe bread, cakes, pies and oon- ing bia ankle, and receiving a bad shake up o f 20CP pounds of avoir- feotioneryat Oliver’s bakery, Mo M in n ville, you can depend as being hy vnMfffift being Winded b y tbe first class. T ry them. * ! dim lig h t of a lantern. N O T IC E . The party or parties who stole A ll pereone knowing themselves the city bell from the coonoi building, may find theii “ fun,” ae indebted to tbe undersigned are they term it, costly bueinese, and requested to oall and settle their th a t they w ill have to pay dearly accounts at once. for their sport. Tbe city counci N IC H O L S A G A B R IE L . are right after them ,and they mean buaineee, and no “ fun.” As w ill be H O L D ID A Y BOOKS. seen elsewhere in this paper, tbe Asks for a share of the patronage of tha people Mrs. A. B. M oM illan has the city offers a reward b f >20 for in of Dayton and vicinity and guarantee formation leading to arrest and con agency for tbe most beautiful and satisfaction,. Our aim is to please all. viction of party or parties wbo stole cheapest line of holiday hooka ever oity bell and street tamps. I f nr-, brought to the coast, with which HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR rested they w ill find that tbe oity abe w ill oall on tbe people of Day- ton ano vicinity. Reserve jo u r or has a little “ light” on tbe subject. der for her. There are lO boys’ slong w ith a few who have outgrown their boy REW ARD hood days, -wbo have suddenly A reward o f Tw enty Dollars will learned, and now realise th a t tbe he paid by the C ity of Dayton for curfew ordinance ie s till in force information which will lead to the and is a law. Wednesday night arrest and conviction of the party, Your money beck Marshal E a rl rounded up 10 boye or parties who stole the bell from the I f I fa il To give wbo were out in town and away oounoil bnildii g, on the night ol your eyS tha beat from their homes after the hour October Slat, 1901, and tbe removal possible vieion. oamed in the curfew ordinance. and destruction of street lampe on I siaodo Watoh, Recorder Sigler imposed a floe on earns date. Clock, and Jewel Dayton. Or. each one. Those who could not pay By order of tbe C ity Council. ry Repairing a t served tim e in tbe city ja il. Boys, S. W . 8 IG L K R , , for correctly fitting reaeonble prices. wouldn’t you feel better at home C ity Recorder. G LA 8SE8. at ao early hour and asleep in your W E OFFER t CHICAGO STORE YOUR ATTENTION The new Proprietor tri the We are now ready to exchange. Would suggest and request that exchange be made as soon as possible. Drugs, Books and Stationery The biggest Drug 8tore in Yamtilll County. E J. A very w Thursday on bus hie eon Jay. Ha Regular retail price $2.76 to $4.00, Choice During This Sale 98 cents each Ôf School Books Received R. L.: HARRIS •raox gave the ; i H DeForde bilee, a recep ii ng, which a nds attended, nt evening. P IC T U R E F R A M E S , Day too, Or. EGGS TAKEN newly wedded cot and Mias M ilne 1 tion On Tuesday number of their and enjoyed a ph 11 a. m . ; W heatland, 3 p. Pleaaantdale a t 7 :80 p. m. m.; Soma one at Lafayette must think it is balloween every night, by tbe way crates and boxes have been piled up in tbe.streets. SEE! Bring in your picture, mar riage licenses, etc. Select your moulding,and have them framed. First and Ferry streets. The regular prices at Backet Store in McMinnvjlle, are often And examine goods carefully, and after investigating see if our bettor than the so-called coat GASH price for merchandise is not as low as that of any store in sales. Yamhill county. We invite all to call and eee our large and com Prof. Matthews has been taking plete stock of general merchandise. We keep in stock. trips to neighboring towns, which OUR STOCK OF MERCHANDISE has proved successful to him and EGGS, POULTRY, AND BUTT also made happy those wbo wish to D ry Goods, Dress Goods. enjoy good eig bt. Commencing on Monday last the Ladies’ and Gents’ -4 -A- I steamer Altona commenced making trips from Portland to M cM innville. Furnishing Goods, Boots, Tbe steamer Modoc w ill make tbe same run alternate days* little beds than to sit in a ja il or pay Shoes, Hats. Caps, C or T — T o the kind out your money in the effort to neighbors and friends wbo assisted break the law. You have had fair our sad bereavement, we wish warning th a t tbe law would be en SPECIAL PRICES § CLOTTHING ue to in extend our heartfelt tbanke. ard par pair. Yonra to pleaaa. NICHOLS A GABRIEL. The Red Front. LAMBERT BROS. Ay P almbm ’ r O ld S tahd , Pay Highest Cash Price for Chehalem V a lle y BANK, FARM PRODUCE, Newberg, Ore., A n d sell a ll kind o f Fsncy and Staple Grooerieeat C H E P E S T pos sible rates. Olvo us » «»“ • We intend to, and w ill do tbe square thing w ith everyone. Bargains in eook wagon supplies____________ T O T H E P U B L IC . C. T . Pomeroy the jeweler a t Sa lam , has a good lino of jewelry and watehaa and olooks, and other goods In hie line. I f you have a watoh or elook, or piece * re- pair. h m • o tll Bnd b® will make the repairs in a satisfactory m a n M r. H a Invitee hie old Day ton friends whan In the C apital C ity to give h im a oall . Having located in Dayton, the undersigned has opened a repair shop st the corner of Ferry and First street. Will repair furni ture, frame pictures, end do all work in that lino promptly and at resonable rates. Give me a call. N. W. V xn -O sdol . M c M i n n v i l l e , forced. and C h il d r e n Miss Lena Fairobiles with her brother and Miss Lucile DeForde came over from Fairdale on Mon day, and also M r. Collier, of Port land to attend tbe reception given M r. and Mrs. L. H . DeForde. Rev. D. H . Leech of Salem, pas tor of the N orth Y a m h ill M E. church, and his wife, who have been visiting M r. Leech’s parents at Kansas C ity, returned borne last week, having bad a very enjoyable visit. “ I have used Cham berlain’s Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and find it to be a great medioine,” eaya E 8 Phipps, o f Poteau, A rk . “I t cured me of bloody flu x . I cannot epeak loo highly of it ” This rem edy always wins the good opinion, i f not praise, of those who use i t . The quick ouree which it effeota even io most severe oases makes it a fa vorite. F or sale by R L . H a rris . A stounding D ib c o v x m y — From Coopersville, M io h ., comes word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant tasting liquid that when used before retiring, by any one troubled w ith a bad cough always insures a good wmmi ^211 a U- -Take heed. I t would appear that Dayton baa been doing some little buaineee in tbe fru t line this season. Some weeks ago tbe Dayton Evaporating Company shipped a oar load of evaporated prunes to Portland, which was destined for tbe Eastern m arket. Week before lasttbe com pany ebipped a oar of evaporated apples to Seattle, and last weak they shipped three oars o f prunes to tbe East; to Council Bluffs, lows, and M ankato, Minnesota. Tbe Dayton Evaporating Company has a number of oar loads of evaporated fru it to ship. By tbe way, i t is conceded that they now have some of the finest evaporated apples ever turned out in this part of the uni verse. Beeidee what fru it tbe Dayton Evaporating Company has evaporated this season, other evaporators in this vicinity bave evaporated large quantities of fruit. L. W s to begins wbo operated hia own evaporator bora io town and also that of W . F. Yoe, evaporated a large q u an tity of fru it; which is o f very fine quality. F . A. Poet a t L am bert’s landing, on the W il lam ette river, evaporated a number of ear loads o f fru it, and Also C. U nruh, several miles south of Day- ton, and M rs. E C. Robertsoo. J. C. Morin, and John Moore wbo lately t up a em ail dryer a t hia place, > old Oen. Palm er home. So it w ill bo soon th a t the fru it industry ie becoming quite a business-in Day • B O T H H E A V Y A N D L IG H T .O ÏV E U S A C A L L , ton and vicinity, and also profitable ; K Tbe undersigned has a lot of dried prunes which were not dipped, which he Will sell those wanting a good article of dried fruit. „ L. W ambsgans . j other huai d o h oow-a-days. ♦ REYNOLDS, hanks M E N ’S A L L W O O L S U IT S , at >5 and upwards; B O Y ’S 8 C H O O L N amcy C kaw roan S U IT , a t >1.75 and up; B O Y ’S K N E E P A N T S 25, 35, 40 and 60 cents McMinnville, Oregon. 18 by 18 Massive Gold Leaf and Persian Enamel No one can meet J. R. BOOTH, M. RICHARDSON, R. NELSON, Tablets lu up. PAnbjlds |c up. Slates 9o up. B ax Paper 14c up. Dish Pane 16c up. A A H Soda 80. Spioea, panned, So op. D a F O R D E — F A IR C H IL E S . — Monday, November 1 1 ,1 8 0 h « t the bride’s home, Fairdale, Y a m h ill county, O r.; Leonard H . DeForde and Miss M iln e Fairchilee, Rev. J. Bowersox officiating. M r. DeFord being a member of Security Assembly No. 16, United A rtisans, th e bride and groom «ere given a reception by th a t lodge on Monday evening, at Artisan's oall, and there was a large attendance o f the m any friends o f the happy couple, who all had a moat enjov- a b ie tim e u n til a late ro a r. M r. and M .e . DeForde have gone to Palo Alto, C al., where they w ill, at least for awhile, make their home. Mr. DeForde has bean a resident of Palo Alto for more than a year. W e Have Added to Our Stock of HARDW ARE A COMPLETE STOCK OP HARNESS /• ' * > S. N. RASMUSSEN, The Dayton Hardwar Store.