r
»Th-
AYTON
HERALD.
11 •>4ld
• n paid within «lx month«.
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GET PRINTED: '
» ’ ".tV, “ * ''«rttsaaaaara; «•»••« Inch par
’“ "“i? *1' ®*ch additional lush M eeota par
n19 ,; r«*t>ln« node«« In local column Sc«ata
W f c M ? . ,n“ rUoB- 4
Cards, P o sters. C irc u la rs .
tor
L e t t e r a n d B i l l H eads, etc
. ^Obituary
mania«« node«« not «zrssdiac
S t i “ ?*’ ’’S ’ *5!le<i<r? * t11 •eot ,n lor PohUen-
ii** onc<- S*™ o l thanka, resolutions. and
mllar matter 8 cents par Un«.
DAYTON HERALD Office.
V Q L . X V II
DAYTO N, OREGON,
GOING OUT OF B U SIN E SS.
Commencing w ith
W m. Cain and E. G. Carter left
here on the 2d lost, for St. Helena,
Cal.
F R ID A Y .
JANUARY
Butter 30 centa per roll.
Egics 26 centa per dozen.
Wheat 60 cente per bushel. ”
Fine cigars st postofflee store.
I N. Mulky will preach morning and
evening in Christian church next Suu-
day.
T . A. Lewis has opened s shoe shop
in tlie Fletcher building.
That lamp on corner by chapel gives
poorer light than a lightning bug. The
moon will soon be up-
10. 1 9 0 2 .
R E S O L U T IO N S
OF
CONDO­
LENCE.
What Are You Looking
W h ereas , Death in its most trag
ieform, has removed from the home
of our esteemed Brother, Wm.
Burke, a dearly beloved eon and
brother, and
1 will offer my entire line
Everything in the stationery line
Whereas, We do moet sincerely
and of latest style, also school
sympathise with the stricken fam ­
books, at Wm. Scott’s, McMinn­
ily in their hour of deep affliction.
ville.
Therefore, be it,
AT UNHEARD OF PRICE8.
Tbe
report
that
there
was
small­
Mrs. Nichole end her daughter
Resolved, By Harmony Lodge
Beta of Indianapolis, Ind., are here pox in Salem hae proven to be' No. 28, A. O U. W ahd Unity
untrue.
visiting Mrs. Nicbol’s brother, F.
Lodge No. 17, D. of H , that to
L. Poet.
Don’t forget that G. Londenshau- Brother and Sister Burke snd the
sen will repair your shoes and har­ brothers and sisters, we extend cur.
The W . 0 . T. U wilt meet at the
heartfelt sympathy.
We mingle *
_
YOURS FOR BARGAINS.
Raptiet churoh, Friday afternoon, ness in good shape.
our
tears
with
theirs;
and
while we
January 10th, at 2 :30. Everybody
The funeral of Lloyd, son of H . B.
weloome.
Ferris, who died of lockjaw in heepltal rea^ ze lhat on this earth their loved
at Portland, aged 7 years, , 7
“ mos will be nne *’ 80ne forever, yet we remem
I. Nichole leaves Saturday for buried on next Sunday
ay in I. OO.F.cem-{ her that there ia a life beyond,
8anta Barbara, Cal., where he will etery here. Funersi services will be1 where no Borrows come, and we bid
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V
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£ ? " “ 'i? " to H i”
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remain during the remainder of the "
winter, for benefit of hie health.
1 m, on Sunday.
, things well.
I Resolved, That a oop^ of these
You will find the very beet bread
resolutions be spread on the min
The
judiciary
oommi“
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*
made a t H . Oliver’«, McMinnville.
Ptag of our reepeeti vo lodges, and a
Also cakes, piss nod oonfectlonery. Board of School
H erald for
ayt
land, have ruled that the Board copy handed D AYTON
UurrgD E vang elical C hurch — cannot exclude from the schools
publication.
Preaching next Sunday at Dayton child whose parents refuse to allow
Fraternally submitted.
7 :30 p. no. at Pleasantdale 11a. it to be vaccinated. This is cer­
S arah J. D orsey ,
F red B ertram ,
m.; Unionvale 3p. m.
tainly a wise and just decision.
R. L. H arris .
Many
people
as
well
as
many
phy­
The Prohibition Alliance w ill
meet at the Free Methodist church sicians have no faith in the efficaoy
thia (F rid a y ) evening. Everybody of vaccination as a preventive of
smallpox, and believe that often­
ia invited to attend the meeting.
/ D IE D .
times the results from impure and
diseased
virus
used,
are
as
bad
as
J.
Avery
who
ia
staying
in
8aiem,
Joseph
B.
Riley was born at
— -D E A L E R S IN ------
cams down to Dayton Wednesday the smallpox.
Highgate, Vermont, March 27,1827,
Furniture, Carpets, Floor Matting, Oil Cloth, Window Shades, and w ill visit some days with pa­
died in Davton, Oregon, January 8,
rents before returning.
The Oregon Fire Relief Asso­ 1902. He came around the Horn
Bed Lounges and Carpets, Baby Carriages, Baraboo Goods, Picture
to San Francisco from New York in
Eli Seese of Newberg, passed ciation has just completed a very
1849, in the second vessel which
successful
years
work.
There
Frames and Molding, Wall Paper, Stoves, Tin Ware and Sewing through Dayton Monday on the way
landed at that port. He was part
has
beeu
during
the
year
1901,
to M cM innville. He hae moved
1M. All kinds Undertaking Goods.
a net increase of insurance in ow nefof the vessel. For several
from Newberg to McMinnville.
force, of more than two and One years ha was engaged in mining in
& o lA a s
" L o w e s t .
~
California. Came to Oregon in the
James Fletcher, of Seattle, Wash.,
half million dollars. Come to early 50’s, and assisted in building
who had been visiting relatives at
McMinnville, oame over from th at thh-annual meeting next Tues­ the barracks at The Dalles, W alla
city to Dayton on S unday and vis­ day, January 14th, at the Opera Walla and Sheridan, under the su­
ited bis two sinters, Mrs. C. W House in McMinnville and learn pervision of Captain Sheridan, (a f­
other facts regarding the busi­ terwards General Sheridan). He
Simler and Mrs. Riley Smith.
in Oregon City some years. Are now on tbe road, will arrive about-tbe first of February. Be-
Have you seen that set of dish­ ness done. Some questions of resided
Mr. Riley was a prominent hotel aides general Hardjware, Wall Papper, Paints, Lubricating Oils,etc.
vital
importance
to
the
welfare
es to be given away the 17tli of
man. For years be was proprieto
Allow me an opportunity to qoute you prices and you will be
March at—the Dayton Grocer of the Association will be consid­ of the U m atilla House at The convinced.
4ir.'
ered.
All
members
who
can
ar­
Store? For - every "dollar casi
Dalles, and also Commercial hotel
Don’t
forget
that
I
have
tbe best axle grease m ade-w ill uot gum
range to do so, should be present. at Salem. In 1860, he came to
trade you get a ticket for if.
—wear longer than any other make.
.
-
Dayton, and February 19, 1862 was
If you want a 8ewing Machine and have not got my prices, you
Sunday Dec. 29, there was a fam ­ married to Miss Senzella Jacobs.
Mias Nora Bar.ett, who has been
6
*
staying at Portland for some time, ily reunion at the home of Mr. and Two ohildren »«re born to thin want them before purchasing.
Mrs.
Wm.
Cain
of
this
city.
There
oame up home during holiday« <and
Yours .to save your dollars,
t
union, both of whom, are dead
visited with her parents, Mr. and were 31 per one io attendanee, com­ and the wife and mother is let alone
8. N. RA8MU88E1i, Agt. for
Mrs. W m. Barrett. Orf Monday prising parents, children, grandpa- to mouRn the lose of husband and
' S IN G E R A N D W H I T E S E W IN G M A C H IN E S .
•be left here for Mountain Heme, rants and grandchildren. There children, but she has'many friende
da ho, where three of her brothers were .present grandmother sud wbo. in her affliction, sympathize
ive, C. L., J C and Frank Barrett. grandfather Cain, C. W ills and fam­ wth her,“ In 1865 Mr. and Mra
She w ill remain there for some ily of Carltftc, J. W. Coffin and Riley opened the Dayton Hotel,
fam ily, of Newberg, Mr,
time,
!
",
»1** which they continued to run to the
Win. SoOtt, of McMinnville, Mr. time of M r. Riley’s decease. He
The publishers of the Oregon and Mra. I. Nicholls and family and hae been one of the met prominent
Statesman of Salem, have shown Mr. and Mia. Tboe. McNieh of Day- and active citizens of Dayton, hold­
commendable enterprise in the issue tom I t ie was a very pleasant oc­ ing positions of trust, and being
of their New Year edition. I t ie a casion and greatly enjoyed by the highly esteemed by his fellow citi­
I inely illustrated Daper, with views relatives present. This may be the zens. Was always ready to encour
nd buildings in Salem and vicin- last reunion of the family, at least •ge enterprise that was for the wel-
ty and throughout the Willamette for some time
W m. Cain the son faae of the town snd conntRy.
▼alley. The information it gives of is now in California and does not
Funeral to-day (Friday) at 10 s- ni­
8alem, the Capital City oi Oregon, expect to return soon. Grandmother tron) the house.
and of the W illamette valley, makes Cain is io poor health and other
t a valuable paper to send to friends oausea may prevent.
W hen you get a rib broken—
Asks for a share o f tbe patronage of tbe people
n the East.
A statement by State Treasurer in y o u r,u m b re lla — don’t throw
o f D ayton and v ic in ity and guarantee
The New Year Number of the Chas. 8. Moore, showing the con­ it away, but take it to tbe fu rn i­
satisfaction. O u r aim is to please all.
Courier Herald, Oregon City, is a dition of mortgage loans on account ture store and get it repaired.
ne paper. I t is illustrated with of the trust funds in his depart-
H IG H E S T
P R IC E
P A ID
FO R
I f you want a pair of shoes or
fine illustrations of views and build­ men' at the cloee of the year 1901,
harness
made
to
order,
call
on
Q.
ings in Oregon City and vicinity, and the distribution of the loans on
<
and other localities in Clackamas account of the Common School Londensosusen.
I
county.
The
front
page
is
illus­
Fund
by
counties.
The
trust
fund
And examine goods carefully, and after in vestigating see i f our trated with a fine view of W illam ­
mortgages held by the treasury are:
CASH price for merchandise is not as low as th at o f any store in ette falls. The typographical and Common School Fund 22,308,37119
Yamhill county. We invite all to call and see our large and com­ press work show skilled workman­ Agricu’l College Fund 105,55a 14
plete stock of general merchandise. We keep in stock
ship.
University Fund. . . . .
78,685 00
On January 1,1901, the Common
Those who are, or m ay want 8ohool Fund mortgages aggregated
fu rn itu re , are notified th at I have 22,090.623 32 as against 22,308,
opened at Fen to n ’s old stand, 371 49, at tbe close of that year,
O F STRENGTH
Dayton, and w ill keep in stock showing an iocrense during the year
T IM E A N D
a general line o f fu rn itu re. Also in this classs of securities of 2217,-
CARPETS
748.17. As shown by tbe distribu­
un d ertakin g goods.
h
accompKsM
by uting «
tion
among
different
counties,
Ma­
C. D. H oward .
rion oouotv takes the leud in the
“ Cyco”
I t G irdles t h e G lobe — The amount of loans, which amount is
fame of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, as 2216,106 89. The loan to Yam hill
the beet in the world,extends round county ia 285,049.49.
theeartb. I t ’s the one perfect heal­
er of cuts, corns, burns, bruieee,
M E N ’S A L L W O O L S U ITS , at $5 and upwards; BOY’S 8CHOOI. sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, felons,
O F F IC E R 8 IN S T A L L E D .
aches, pains and all skin eruptions.
8UIT, at 21.75 and up; BOY’S K N E E PANTS 25, 35, 40 and 00 centa Only
Woodcraft Camp and Circle held joint
infallible pile cure
25c a
installation of officers laat Saturday even-
box at R L Harris.
per pair.
Yours to please.
in«. I t was a pleasant affair. After in ­
Miaa Dora Sears who visited in
Salem during the holidays, returned
to Dayton on New Year.
JA N U A R Y 1st, 1902,
Shoes, D ry Goods, and Groceries,
i The w hole Stock m ust go as w e
are going out of business.
W h y I don’t
Y o u E now
that you can’t
get BETTER
PRICES faor^
Q U A L IT Y
than at the
J. W . FISH B U R N .
W e w ish you all a v ery
happy N ew -T ea r, and beg
to exp ress our thanks for
th e generous patronage w e
h a v e received th is year.
R. L. H A R R IS, Druggist.
Dayton
Hardware
Store.
H endrick & B riedwell ,
A Full Line of — ---------'
———
BUGGIES, W AG O NS, PLOW S,
A nd a com plete line o f F A R M IN G /
IM PLEM ENTS,
C. F. D A N IELS,
Funeral D irector
and
Emfcfelxper.
McMinUle, Or.
•
REWARD.“ ----
k Y ou w ill receive your full rew ard
in cash sa v ed b y trading at our store,
Where y o u w ill find D olls, Toys,
Books, Album s, T oilet Cases, G lass­
w are, Cups and Saucers, D oll Bug­
gies, W agons, at th e lo w est prices.
YOUR
The new Proprietor of the
T h E D ayton R acket S tore -
CO M E
AND
ATTENTIO N.
f
Dayton Cash Grocery
SEE
O U R STOCK OF M ERCHANDISE
EGGS, PO U LTR Y ,
A N D BUTTER, Etc.
A SAVING
D r y Goods, D ress Goods.
L adies’ and G ents’
Furnishing Goods, Boots,
Shoes, H ats, Caps,
/ ^ C h r is t m a s
G if t From
SPECIAL PR IC ES g CLOTTHING
NICHOLS & GABRIEL.
The R ed Front.
. . TRY T M I . .
HEW HOME " O H M MACHIHE.
LESLIES MONTHLY,
T he M other ’ s F a v o r ite .-C ham ­
ber lain’a Cough Remedy ia mothers
favorite I t ie pleaeant and sale for
children to take and always cures.
I t ia intended especially for coughs,
colds, croup and whooping cough,
and is the best medicine made for
these diseases. There is not the
least danger in giving it to ohildren
for it contains no opium or other in ­
jurious drug and may be given as
confidently to a habeas to an adult.
For sale by R. L . Harris.
T housands S ent I nto E x il r
Every year a number of poor suffer­
ers whose lungs are sore and racked
with coughaa are urged to another
climate.
But this is costly and not
always sure. Don’t be an exile
when Dr King’s New Discovery for
coughs, colds, snd all throat and
lung diseases on earth
The first
B lown to A toms — The old idea
Cld Hickory ftxtge N d. 300: Charles
dose brings relief.
Astounding
C O ; Chaa Sim.er, Adv; J C
cures result from persisient use that the body sometimes needs a Sanndera,
Nichole, banker; F R Smith Clerk; J 8
rerful,
drastic,
purgative
pill
has
Trial bottles free at R L . Harris'
Courtney, P h ; F Berry E e ; G B Londen-
n exploded; for Dr. King’s New shausen, S.
Price 50c and 21. Every bottle
Life Pills, which are perfectly harm­
guaranteed.
On Tuesday evening, January 7, U n i­
less, gently stimulate liver and bow­
Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co.,
ty Izxlgr, D of H installed officers ae fol­
els to expel poison matter, cleanse lows: Eva Bertram, P C o f H ; Effie
Omad (tigUs, Mick.
B rat O ut of an I ncreasb or Hts
the system and absolutely cure con­ Gabriel, C of H ; Opel Huddleston, O of
PxNslbN.— A Mexican war veteran
stipation and sick headache. Only C ; Emma Smith, L of H ; Lena G Scott,
and prominent editor writes: "See
Rec; Weaa Bertrrm, F ; Lovina Baxter,
25c at R . L , Harris’ .
ing the advertisement of Chamber­
R ; Mamie Hadawar, U ; Flora Paxson,
I G ; Eddie Senn, O G .
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Cut thia out and take It to Harris’ i
Remedy, I am reminded that as a
Grocers a n d C o m m ission
drug store and get a free sample of j HarnfSpy Lodge No. 28, A O. U
soldier ia Mexico in ’47 and ’4 8 ,1
W
„
tbe
following
named
were
in-
M e rc h a n ts .
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
oontrseted Mexican diorrbea and
Tablets, the beat phyaic. They! atolled officers for theensuin gaix
thia remedy has kept me from get­
L A M B E R T BROS.
also cure disorders of tbe stomach, month*: J. G. Lewis, P. M. W. ;
ting an increase in my pension, for
M W. Kreita, M W .; Tboa. Pariah,
biliousness and headache.
oo.every renewal a dose of it restores
Foreman; J,. E Mellinger, Rec ; M o M I N N V I L L E ,
m e.” I t ie unequalled as a quick
Tbe bread, cakes, pies and con­ H . A. Bertram, Fin ; It I, Harris,.
C A SH paid for a lii kinda o
cure for diorrhea and ia pleasant fectionery at Oliver’s bakery. Me Receiver; Kd. Senn, O . ; Geo. H
and aafe to take. For sale by R. Minnville, you can depend as being Baxter, G.; B. Pariah, I . W . : Wm produce.
L Hrrria
P h xo ii .O . W . ‘
first class. Try them.
(6 6 8 WO POULTRY I8PECIALTY.
K
FOR SALS ev
stallation, recitation by Mrs Courtney;
speech by Prof. Hanviile, mnaic by o r­
chestra ; recitation by Dr Conrtnev, and
reading by Hanviile. A t rime of pro­
gram Mr and Mra Harry Ailiaon.anti M r
and Mra Fred Robertson wereeauh pre­
sented with a handsome ailver berry
apoon, wedding gilts from the Circle;
Mra Courtney making neat speech in be­
half of Circle. Tbe officers inatallad were
Proaperity Circle: Mra M M Roasiter,
G N ; W illie Wamhegans, P O N ; Beth
Gowdy,Adviser; 8 N Raamnaeen, magic­
ian ; k A Simler, Banker; Hattie Gowdy,
Clerk ; Rnby Poet, mua; 8 N Raamnaeen,
C o f G ; D (Seth, I 8 ; Anna Parrish, 0 8 ;
M F Hasting, mang; wrs B Gabrlet offi­
ciated ae installing officer.
Art added togood literature make« thia Chriatnaa offer intereating
to everyone who read, and has a nook wherein to hang a picture
D° UW “° W wlU recelve L«U e'. Monthly
25<h
con* in
n l‘ T * " 9 0 0
Mumbor. auperbly illustrated;
T h ' * fourteen numberaof
” ° ° W « a of the brightest and best
*®O *hort atori«.. many beautiful
color plates* cover, in colors, a different design each month. I f
you mentmn ibis publication we will »end. charges prepaid, thia re­
markable cumbination of literature and art together with the
Elegant 1902
Art Calendar
Yluaealendar ia aftne example of American art minted
< * « • • • M o -h ly by Mira Maud s S , the Um ou,
American water color artist. Art stores would charge 50 centa meh
.A
, T ’*e?r are ” X M ,o inobea. tie d ’with aUk'rtbtran*
lithographed m twelve colors on heavy ’ pebble
pebble piate
pt
paper.
The Anniversary Issue and Christinas Issue o f L m lia’s M oit:.:y
are worthy of preservation as examples of the highest point attaiimd
in artistic m agannejlluatration in colors amt black and white
*
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ltsu .n u Garlsncl. y u m .r cooeb . mra H sr iZ L ld .
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C^lrndat and Ig
ta n n m b e n of Lethe's M oi.lhly.
m an copy and liiasi rated Prospoetas IS rents n-hi. h t m m n , «.>t,
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