Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, January 31, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textqmm WWWUBPW. .V GET PRINTED: AYTOW HIRALD. ireste ta »l«»n Cards, Posters. Circulars. Letter and Bill Heads, etc DAYTOtf gIRALD Office. 1,11 «Ml* l»eh M» ... Ili.li M H' m a c r o '¿ e ? *• a I UH . te r w maatatte«! NO. 4 0 yoL. xvii What Are You Looking For bargains In meMriwndis», oall at J. W. FUbbum’«. was $24,700 42. The expenditure* Ulfe. Mrs. A. P- Slade is visiting rW- ftfea. W. for that year w as$24.877.61. This stives at Amity. leaves an income credit of $322 81, _ ass Everything la the sU tten ry Una AMRJVA.LARP or taalMa The hooded Indebtedness of tbe city and of latest style, alee school L mvw Der«oe fa» is $220,181.50. Tbs mayor iu his J A N U A R Y 1 st, 1 9 0 2 , books, at Wm. Scott’s, McMinn ArrtT« at D a y m xlSWSp »■ annual message, snnounoed that • i • • * ■ , * ville. ths revenue from general taxes for I will offer my entire line Batter M cents per m». the year 1902 willfoe materially en You will find the very best bread Kam S# cents | hanced and afford ths council op made at H. Oliver’s, McMinnville Wheat M mate per portunity ta carry out public im- Also cakes, pise and confectionery. Pine oigan at poetata» •Uw»- provemauts long necessary but that Clothes washed clean and also Weather moderali "g at unheard of prices . were delayed on account of the re- wrenched elean at the Nebberg Ths first d l producing wall, In strieted Income of 1901. The in- a»*«™ Laundry. Leave orders with Oregon is ln H a lh s# eouaty f crease of revenue will approximate Z Hpengls, agent Dayton. $8.500. The Capital GUy will soon Why not get la line? Yea, It le tortas of have fine government postofllce a special, a very special rata. $1.88 building, and haying won the euit .—Preaching at for both this paper and the Chicago YOURS FOR BARGAINS. in the bond forfeiture by Anson, a«; Wheatland Weekly Inter Ocean tor one toll p. A. wbiqh gives the city $5000, the year. Don’t let It gat away from council oan well afford to “brush Urns to pro- you. . Tbe spow •action from up” and beautify Oregon’s Capital J. Holsworth, the well known *ant the wh and thaw- City,, Some of tbe Parks and steamboat Stewart, arrived home being Injured streets are not very creditable to a this week. He bee besa running ing. live up to date city. . It la 7» a hope Will codotum continue ••*** a revival win on one of the O. R. N. boatsion n next Sunday at toe IL 1 . church a t ful eign, an 1 creditable to tbe city Snake river. That rieer Is now fro- on. Preaching t o t a e Evangelist«1 ju id council, that during d u rin g tbe paet k — . 1 and - » n « T and boataatteedup.Ha W “’ * year tbero there has improve- v t o K I *®*r h** been great imp»**»- ___r on the atewmer meat made in side and crosswalk in PROPRIETOR. ' ■tewsrt, when that boat enters set» There Is no doubt but what Day- that city—much of which has been vice again next Monday. ton will have a ereamery before a pement walk, which shows that Washing trf d l kbd done tr»t data. In case of mtwtakte This bring leap year, in which great while. W. G. Perkins who le much of the improvement made in m te b .S u « »«d ladioa have the privilege of making one of the leaders in tbs movement that line is pefmanent. It would boar». Not responsible for goods aft«_ 30 days. proposals of marriage, why not im feels that tbe creamery will be a he better for both city and property Gfontleman’s work a speeidty. No Chinese employed, prove the opportunity ladies, ana reality. holder if all could be made that Tne following officers were Installed way. tfaytoo customer. Will plea»« leave orders with N. BRADLEY, Agent. when your “best man" is too timid the Belief Corps on the ltth : Brest. and bashful to "pop” the question by Baohel B. Webber; 8 V P. B Woolworth I . of matrimony, encourage him to do i V P, A McCann; Trees, A B Lltachor;! “THB MILWAUKEE.” so, or “pop” the question yourself. Con. do, C Woolworth ; i te set e t Con, C ob , D L Block ,, *, A familiar name for the Chicago, Mil- ev. Neills McCenn », ’O; E JNAler ; Aegt Dr. W. T. Lyons, a dentist of 8««. I. Ethel Vao-Oedel i Ohsp, B Ooovert. I I waukee A St. Paul Railway, known all Portland Informs us that he will Hunters have been putting In it s over the Union as the Great Railway be In Dayton about February let, time tbe past week bunting ducks. running the "Piossxa L im it k d ” train» Button H ole Twist for the purpose of prac’icing his Some have been quite suoceeetol in every day end night between 8t. Paul of profession. Those who rquire work b gging the game. Others have and Chcago, and Omaha and Chicago, Embroidery Cotton in that line and wish first class been enjoying themselves In old “The only perfect trains In the world." Infants Hose dental work should await Dr. Lyon s Understand: Connections are made H andkerchiefs. fssbionea coon hunting. , with A ll Transcontinental Lines, assur coming. Check Towels 10x36 W. G. Perkins the Dayton grocer, ing to passenger» the beet service known. By the death of his paternal Cotton Towels 18x37 who has been going to Luxurious conehes, electric lights, eteam grandmother in Montreal recently Duck Cotton Tow els 18x40 h«B, Uf a verity eqoaied by no other X J X L J k A jJ ls J X L J t l lJ N X O . cba». * H oney Comb Towels 22x50 1» .« td Mrs. M. »cnmiat, « u u s crMm#ry gt that pjace) thinks tMnk8 line. Mr. and We are closing them out Bee that your ticket reads via "The city, became tbe heir of ten stone J • * will be the last, Milwaukee” when going to any point In Are now on tbe road, will arrive about the first ol February. Be T h E honeys and 12,000 iir (honey in the that hl» trip to-day sides general Hardware, W all Papper, Paiiifo, Lubricating Oils, etc. the United States or Canada. All ticxet Oansdlsn metropolis.—Roseburg ■t least for some time Allow m e a n opportunity to qoute you pricee an d you will be The stekrter Altorta oo Wednes agènte sell them. Review day, did not tarry here long, and convinced. - , For rates, phampiets or other informa In accordance with requirements put back four the Willamette river. Don't forget that I have the best axle grease made— will not gum tion, sddrem, - of law tbs county clerk has pre We presume that as there was Blush w ▼ .■»■— * — '■ ’ — Wear longer than any other make. C. J. B ody , pared a statement of county eXV®n ice in the Yamhill, tbe edptain did J. If you want a Sew ing M achine aud have not got my prices, you Trav. Pesa. A«v oen .n t' An.nl- dituree for the year 190L » h id not care to take the risk.of bis boat P O B T L .A N U , OH waut them before purchaeing. ■_ show a total of $27 390 8$, ex2,,u Yours to save your dollars, sive of roads abd highways. Tbe being froie in. T h a th lrd quarterly meeting of the M - WEBFOOT ITEMS 8. N. R A S M U S 8E N , A gt. for largest item is for bridges, which E. church w ill be held a t Webfoot next Grandma Wilson is sio>ly recov foots up $8,244.17. T be-next lar Saturday and Bunday. February le t and S IN Q E R A N D W H IT E S E W IN G M A C H IN E S ering from her illinese. Her eon, gest is tbe poor fund, $3,992 56.. • _ ----- a. » — ‘ . Ohas. Wilson of Fox valley, Is vis Other expenditures afS mainly ________ w ___ _ , e n a oui court expenses, salaries, etc. • iting relatives here. L et all official ‘member» be m. Hoffman of Dallas, was B lown to A toms —The old Ides urday with their report». hereon a visit, returning boms — ■ T. L. JeNNB. Pastor. that tbe body sometimes needs a - _*__ . ~ .7^ werful, drastic, purgative pill hae “ We am informed that the tea m M ofidajr. John and Mamie Stilwell have >n exploded; for Dr. Klug’s New •v Roth, of tbe O. R. A N. fleet, Life Pills, wbiob are perfectly harm wbiob was lately badly damaged been sick and unable to attend tbe less. gently stimulate liver and bqw- at Corvallis by running on a snag school most of this week. U N D E R T A K E R , A number of boys enjoyed coast eletoexpel poison matter, cleanse and having a bole torn in her hull, the syetefh and absolutely cure Oon- and bae been undergoing repairs at ing on |he. hills Monday evening. Slelfpt bells (or rather cow bells) ■ — -D E A L E R S stipatten and slckheadache Only Portland, Is ready for service, and -AND- are beard occasionally as a sleigh or 26c at R . L. Harris’ Furniture, Carpets, Floor M atting, Oil Cloth^W indow Shades will again be put on the run between sled passes bv. It is not often that I t G ibdlxs thx G lobx —The Portland and Corvallis next Mon B^d Lounges and C arpet., Baby C arnages, Bamboo Goods, Picture “Webfooters” have an opportunity Fram es aJd^M oldina/W all Paper. $*>*«•’ TIq Ware and 8eW,ng fame of Bucklen’e Arnica Salve, as day. J_ to lake a sleigh ride and some are the beet in the world^xtends round On laat week the mild weather making the best of the present op M achines.' A ll kinds U ndertaking Goods. — tbe earth. It’s the one perfect besl • which has prevailed during tbe sr of cuts, corns, burns, bruises, winter was broken. It turned portunity.____________ X. Y. Z. S o ld .a s L o w a s t h e L o vr^w t. j sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, felons, The address of Hon. Wm. M aches, pains and ell skin eruptions. very cold during the night and Colvig, of Jacksonville, at A. O. U Friday m orning the thermom- Only infallible pile cure 25c a hter ranged 16 degrees below W. hall 6n Tuesday evening, on A full supply of Undertakers Goods kept in stock. Hearse box at R L. Harris. Fraternity,” was an able one, and furnished when requested. freezing. Some snow fell. I ____ H IS B eat O ut of an I ncmbaskæ i somewhat different from that of P bnbio N — A Mexican war etef« v^rfan moderated som e. Sunday, ant many fraternal lecturers. He said and prominent editor writes: “See about 4 p. m. it commenced snow but little as to other orders outside ing the advertisement of Chamber in g and continued eeveral hours, of the A. O. U. W. Fraternity Is Iain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea and on Monday m orning there an educator, he said, educating the Remedy, I am reminded that ae a was near an inch of snow on the heart and mind to good deed» and soldier in Mexico io ’47 end ’4 8 ,1 ground. U p to the tim e of going fellowship in man. He also stated contracted Mexioan diorrbea and to. press, young and old were en- that tbe church and fraternal soci tbie remedy bae kept me from get join g themaelvys in sleighing etlea should work hand in-hand for ting an Inordgae in my {fowion, for and coasting, a rare occurrence the bettermeofacflL-^te P h lnd. Al C O M E A N D S É E on every renewal a dose of It restores though not a chur<flf*UBember he “ It is uSbquallod a» a quick "in th is section. Old m en, younj acknowledged the church io be the m en, women and children hac bead. Those who were not present I I cure for diorrbea and it pleasant and safe to take. For sale by R a gay tim e coasting on tbe hit to hear the lecture missed a treat near Judge B axters. Hrrrie The Woman’s Home Companion for GOING OUT OF B U SIN E SS. Commencing w i t h . M Shoes, D ry Goode, and Grooeriee, * W h y ! don’t Y ou E now th at you can’t get BETTER PR IC ES nor Q U A L IT Y than at the ^The w hole Stook m u tt go ae w e a /e going out of business. ~ J. W . FISH B U R N . N E W B E R G STEAM L A U N D R Y . A. N. PRESSNALL. T; 10 tl* °®^ MiB A Ruth “ Store. 8 N.OW LISTEN ! I give - you prices to th in k 01 ’T äit 5 ¿ ,i'K A f u l l L ine BUGG IES, W A G O N S, PL O W S, And a com plete line of ■w-^w'-wj-w- Ä Ä .& D ayton R acket S tore - . - .» a «. - W . C am y , ----------- Particular attention to Prescription Departm ent, a R egular PhaJnnac’“* a lw a y s in charge. ' Wafcohfor our display of V alen- tines. r l H A R R IS. Druggist. K 0 . Dl H O W A R D , H endrick & B riedwell , in -- FUNERAL DIRECTOR DA YTO N , o T F . DA N IELS, Funeral Director - and ; Embalmer. McMinnville, Or. YOUR OREGON. ATTENTION. The new Proprtster o the O U R STOOK OF M ERCHANDISE GU anu C anyon of thx A rkansas And exam ine good , carefully, and after investigating aee if our Easiest of access among all the myons of Colorado, being si C A SH price for m erchandise ia not aa low a . that of gny store in YambilV county. We in vite all to call and see our large and com on tbs main line of tbs Denver A Rio Grands between Canyon City p i l e stock of general m erchandise. We keep in stock. and Salida in thelront range of the Rockies, it is the most spectacular, awe-lnspi’ing a n d magnificent. ispvl Down mighty cleft _ this — - — in the heart of tbe granite rock-barrier, rush tbe tite rock ragiDg waters of tbs Arkansas river, aebed into foaming fury and dashed nto spuming spray by its swift de scent through tbe tortuous defile. 80- narrow is the passage at one lnt that there waa no room for th road and river, and therefore a D ry Goods, D ress Goods. L adies’ and G ents’ P^m iahing Goods, Boots, Shoes, H ats, Caps, C SPECIAL PR IC ES § C L O T T tum u — MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS, U »6 m d upward*; BOY’S SCHOOL SUIT, at «1.75 *i>d up; BOY’S KNEE PANTS 35, 86, «0 *ud «0 ceuU per pair. Your» to please. NICHOLS A GABRIEL. The R ed f n x M othxr ’ s F avoritx -Cham berialn’s Cough Remedy is mothers favorite. It ie pleasant and sate for children to take and always cures. It is intended especially for coughs, oolds, croup and »¡»«V»«« and is tbe beat medicine made for these diseases There ie not.the least danger in giving It to for it contains nooptom or other in jurious drag and may be given as confidently to a habeas toao adult. For aale by R . L. Harris. Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for February is advertised as “ an old name, but a new Ma<a»tne,’’ and nothing could be more literally true. From the first page to tbe last the M aguine is thor oughly modern, and both in the charac ter of its reeding matter and of ita illue- trationa printed ia colors and in black and, It Is in the running with the most •xpen«i ve magflsineo. The opening nrti- claVcalled "The C ity’s Edge,” »• a very human account e( the life alonjc the water front of New York City. The pa per Is elaborately illnstrated by two ar- titts, H . White and J. C. Clay, one of whom eketehee the pictnreeque, while the other portray» the" varied types that ie docks. docks Norman Hapi •warm the author of tbe recently published Life of George Washington, contribotee a very interesting account of Washington a orally attempt to capture Benedict Ar nold. February is notable for ita timeliness. “ Washington’s Neglected Birthplace,” "T he Carnival of Mardl Gras,” and an article on the ginger Nchtimann-Heink are especially appropriate to the season Deeds (Is of of Heroism of Women in the Civil W »r" tell of the bravery of two army nurse». “ Marriage Custom«” iffu«- tratee the queer ceremonies In Arabia and Zululand. Tbe fiction includes the final chapter» of “ The Meincarnatlon of Captain John Radnor,’’ “ The Superin tendent and the Baby?’ by E. I - £aldn, and “ he Magiean’» Office Boy», by Tu dor Jenka. Fublbhed by The Crowell A Kirkpbtrick Co., Springfield, Ohio; one dollar a year; ten cent« a copy; »ample copy free. Dayton Cash Grocery • Asks for a share o f the patronage of the people of Dayton and vicinity and guarantee satisfaction. Our aim is to please all. H IG H E S T P R IC E P A ID FO R EGGS, PO U L T R Y , A N D BU TTER , Etc. There ie a great amount of farm and garden news in tbe Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, besides all the telegraph sad cable news of tbe In another column of to-day’s is world at large. $1.85 pays for gi rean)t suspended from Iron sup sue appears the' advertisement of both Tbe Inter Ocean and this ports mortised Into the canyon walls paper for one year. Special deal? on each side to ths right and left. the wonder book of American pub Wall, we should say so. A B U S IN E S S E D U C A T IO N lications—of the some of the com And right here can be seen tbe cli Cat this oat and lake It to Harris’ max of all the canyoo’s grandeur, piler’s and printer’s art where me drug store and get a free »ample of that which has been aptly called chanical cxccllcnoe, literary perfec Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver nr-**- “The Royal Gorge.” For two thou tion and the Moltb of aocoracy of Tablet», the beet physio They sand eix hundred feet the solid mo detail arc oembioed in a volume of also cure disorders of the stomach, WRITE FOR PARTICULARS TO nolith» eoar upward—five times aa ever 800 pages that sella at tbe pop biliousness and headache. ular prioe of 25 cents. We refer to lofty as the Washington mono- F or S alx — A first class organ struo- tbe 1902 New York World Almanac it, tbe highest high« . permanent _ in good repair will be sold at a rea an Eocyolopedia, better known ae tore reared by the hand of man. • ✓ No words can adequately describe “The Standard American Annual.” sonable price. Will exchange for the magnificence of the scene. Only And so it la It ia more ta Ameri a good horse. If sold soon a bar those who have beheld ita glories cana than ia “Whittaker’»” to tbe gain will be given. Inquire at this British. By special arrangement offloe. can appreciate them. F or S alb —A good gentle horse, Thia ia but one of the many woo with the publishers of tbe World d en of natun nvealed to the trav Almanac we offer It In connection good family horse; also buggy and eler on tbe Denver A Rio Grande with one yeer'e subscription to tbie two seta of harness. A bargain Railroad, "The 8«enic Line of tbe paper $1.20. The New features for any one desiring to purcb enumerated in tbe advertisement _.* , Inquire of J. G. Lewis, Racket World.” For detailed information about published to-day are alone worth R. L. D U R H A M . 305 LARKIN STREET, this moot delightful trip to the East, the price of tbe book. . r . ■ » .* !. w >” " t ° ”, President, Sao Frsncisoo, Cal. address than 1,000 other topics discussed m Jour um brella— don t throw J. D. MAN8FIELD, and more than 10,000 fa te tooched It away, but take it to the farni- Write for new Illustrated 60-paga Catalogue, Vre». Gsn’l Agt., Rio Grand System. I ture »tort and get it repwued. Portland, Oregon. upou. Tuition and Board included ENTIRELY FREE. CALIFORNIA beedche, nervousness, sleeplessness melancholy, fainting and di»i] spells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitter» will quickly cure such troubles. "I suffered for ears with kidney trouble,” writes (is. Phebe Gbsrlsy.of Psfcreon, Ia. and a lame, back pained roe so could not drees myself, bqt Electric *nd aliho Bitter« Wholly oared met and 73 years old, I am now kbit to do al my housework. It overcomes con Don’t forget that G. Londenshau- stipation, Improves appaiite, gives Mn will repair your shoes end har perfect health. Only >Oc at R L Harris’ drug store ness in good shape. I .... business COLLEGE. " ’ “A Thorough School.”