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AYTON
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Cards, Posters.
Letter and Bill Beads, etc
DATTO» HERALD OÄce.
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DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1902.
W A L L
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A R R IV A L A N D M M K T O U OF M A H A
P A P E R ,
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jpron^ 3 cents a roll up. P o sitively
tb e largest and finest line ever
show n in Dayton.
P robably as
com plete as an y in the county.
A com plete PA IN T STOCK.
R. L. H ARRIS, Druggist.
Stationery, a t L ow est P ricesfct
T h E D ayton R acket S tore
CÒM E
A N D
Tbe vote between Furnish and
Ladies underwear and drew
Chamberlain for Governor ie
goods at Nichob A Gabriel’s.
very close. I t is efaiined that
Bora— On Decoration D a y ,
Chamberlain has been elected.
- Mfiy 30th, to Mr. end Mrs. Wia.
Furnish carried Y am h ill by 98.
•! Lawrence, a 10 pound girl.
Miles, representatives.
The creamery building is
B. F. Rhodes, Judge.
about ready for the machinery,
» F. W. Sitton, Sheriff.
i which will arrive here this week
Ira G. Nelson, Clerk.
Rein lives and Hands of Grand
J. L. Hoskins, Recorder.
ma Wilson, oalateeted the anniver
H . Z. Foster, Treasurer.
sary of bar 80th Mrtbday on Satur
A. B. Chandler. Assessor.
day, May SI.
T
. B. Cummings, Coroner.
Commeneemen^ajtaroiaea of Day
A.
L. Booth, Commissioner. -
ton nubile eebooi.HH ba ha bald in
the M E abesBh.Fyiday evening,
T H E V O T E O F D A Y TO N .
Jane I S ; comeseaghig at 8 o'clock
sharp. Noohergafor admiapioa.
Following la the vote oast in Bast
and West Dayton for county
•Mr. an«f Mm L. M F o rd came op
n °V officers: •
from Portland' laet 'week and J - P
turning to Portland this weafc.
j. U e ^
fS J w i^ n ? w !e d
itative— B LEdd,
<0WK3tfofy«ftd glassware at the the 8tarr for« wilt move there.
Örissen, Dem, 5
lowestpricee at Nichole A Gabri-'
lir a . J. B. Riley, landlady of T L Jones, Pro, 17.
el e, Dayton.
' Dayton hotel, who baa been aerioua-
Rev. Neitoll, Bsetor of the Free «2 ¡« % racovsriug Mra Clara
M ethodietB bureH /w illprw chat 11 , M " .° C Can* ® * ^ * « • Rileys
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Sunday.
.niece, ie here with >er.
»» ' . * < * • « * KRa a wd Cora Snyder, of
from Pordaud n n ^ h n r .H t ^ u .V i N ,w Haven, Ohio,orrlved laat Mon-
SE E
O U R STOCK OF M ERCHANDISE
ffi toU
Building
Children^ D e f gaarceiaes at the C O U N T Y O F F IC E R S E L E C T E D .
■ Christian church Seat Sunday, at
W. A. Howe, aenator by 44.
8 p. m. An interesting program
C. V . Galloway and B. C.
will be rendered. A ll are invited.
Tie
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lag hofldfaga. f t la nata tempri«
foabaat.
S. N.
Itb a a te te o f the purest
RASMUSSEN
Senator — Boardman, Pro, 28.
Howe, Rep, 59. Matthis Dem, 70
Repereaentative— Rep, Allen, 67;
Milee 78. Dem, Gelfoway 65; K irk
wood 16. Pro, Chandler 14; Man
ning 18.
County Judge— Rep’, Bird 69.
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Call and I will fit you out is correct style.
Dem, Rhodes 66. Pro, Snyd-r 19.
In Odd Fellow, oemetoty.
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uncle gnd
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Sheriff— Rep, Canghlin 86. Dem,
* The .price of'Wheat baa been go-] 8nyder.
j / Sitton 64 Pro, W illiam e 8
Dem,
;.ng “ P t.h8 '* * * V lW0 ?r \ hrw’ . w ,
‘Rev- Bow*™ « »eports having bad | i / ' Clerk— Rep, Laughlin 78
For both Business and Pleasure, and
A t this tim e there is but little of a pleasant four daye visit with hie /
th is product for sale.
son at Glendale, Southern Oregon. |
C. H-. Pool has returned from a " bile there he went fishing with
To suit any style vehicle
trip to Easter (»Oregon, Ha reports bis son, and they eaught several j
crops looking fine up there.
«»eee of fine trout, although tbe
Ashing season was only moderate, q ,
Preaohing
1 Vegetation was not as forward there
Sunday’ at-the
I as expected to see it-
». m ‘ -.L ifeyei
, The March number a t Tbe Quar-
, iterly of the Oregon Historical Soci
ety, received. Contents:— “The 8o- Dr
f ciel Evoluoion of Oregon,” James
R Robertson.' ‘‘Political History Pe
of Oregon from 1865 to 1876,” Wm. su
■■mi d v i ' y
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Canby camp meeting June 26th i D. Fenton.' “ History of this Bar- J ’
to J u ly 7 tb . The colored evange- low Road,” MaryS. Barlow. “ Across
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i«ta and many preachers w ill at ’ theContinineut Seventy Years Ago” Ge
tend. Farther notice later.
—Compiled from tbe papers of 55
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John
Ball, Kate N. B. Powers.
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We are pleased to learn that
THE DRIVING SEASON IS AT BAND.
A R E Y O U R E A D Y FO R 1TF
A full line of
BUGGIES, HACK Sand W A G O N S
And ekamine goods carefully, ana after investigating see if our
C A S H price for merchandise is not as low as that of any store in
Y am h ill county. 'W e invite all to call oud.see onr large and com
plete stock of general merchandise. We keep ill stock. __
D ry Goods, D ress Goods.
L adies’ and G ents’
« Furnishing Goods, Boots,
Shoes,
H ats,
Caps, _ 'UJ..' II .Ml u d nt. * — (» »1.,*... j . L ,
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SPECIAL PR IC ES § CLOTTHING
M E N ’S A L L W OOL S U IT S , at 85 snd upwards; BO Y’S SCHOOL
S U IT , at 11.75 and up; BOY’S K N E E PA N TS 25, 85, 40 god 60 cents
Yoors tó please.
-NICHOLS & ’GABRIEL
The Red Front
YOUR
A TTEN TIO N
The asw Proprietär sf fin
Aaks for a share of the patronage of tbe people
of Dayton and vicinity and guarantee
satisfaction. Our aim is to please all.
H ighest price paid for
EGGS, PO U L TR Y ,
A N D BUTTER, E tc
Attention, Good Dressers I
We Have a Good Thing and
Want everybody to Know It
W e have secured the exclusive right
for this vicinity to take orders for the
-------w f i m o n i tailoring of
km
S T R A U S S B R O S .,
7 Hi
Chicago. W e are now
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displayingthair n o w *o t
f
* * m p lo o of F i n e
W o o I o n O and urge
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«roryoM intersetad la
good clothes to nail aad
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Inspect them* W e show
nearly
t a a
patterns .
by for tbe largest line la the country, con
sisting o f many exolnsive effects in wor
steds, oaesimeres, Scotches, d ays, serges,
eta. STRAUSS BROS, make the kind
o f dothee you like to wear,—accurately
tailored, perfect fittin g , distinctly above
the ordinary, yet prices are no higher than you have paid for
Inferior goods. Thny g u a ra n te e absolute a a tla f aotlon
and w ith it g o ae our u n q u alified en d o rsem en t.
Wa shall ba glad to bava yoa call awl you will ba glad you
J. G. L E W IS, D ayton
N E W B E R G STEAM L A U N D R Y
A. N. PRESSNALL
P R O PR IETO R
Washing of .all kind done first elaua. In case of mistakes, notion
m u t be. given and tbe original list returned to the office within 24
boura. Not responsible for good« after 30 day«.
Gentleman's work a specialty. No Chinese employed.
Dayton cnetoroere will please leave orders with Z. SPA N G LE, Agent.
Clothes to be left « lib him on Mondays,
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H arness, W hips and Robes,
Agent for th e celebrated H E N N Y
& BEE L IN E BUGGIES, built e x
pressly for Oregon roads. ’ T h ey
stand th e racket.
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S. N. RASM USSEN.
H ardware Store D ayton.
a
le n ry Freshour is convalescent
Last week A Callinen, who lives
3 miles north of Dayton in the Red
from a continued fever.
Next Sunday moaning at 11
o’clock services will be conducted
at the Christian church by the pas
tor Rev. Waggoner. Cordial invlta-
t ion to all.
Books, Ta Mate, Taya and many
other goods io that line, at such
low prices as will astonish you, at
Williams’ book store, MoMinnville.
Call and see tbe goods sod lie con
vinced.
Rev. J. Glen has been appointed
pastor of the Second Free Methodist
cbnroh, Portland. I f Mrs. Glen,
whose health is poor, aod who is
n o * in Seattle visiting her daught
er, does not reoover, Mr. Glen, for a
tiine^ may change bis residence
from Dayton.
Herbert Coffin of Newberg came,
up to Dayton on hie wheel 'JPrIday,
to attend memorial exercises on
that day. Herbert is much pleased
with his home and associations at
Newberg; allboug be is pleased to
visit his old boms and friends occa
sionally.
F il t h y T empi . es in I n d ia .— Sa
cred vows often defile Indian tem
ples, but worse yet Is a body that’s
polluted by oonstipafidn. Don’t per
m il it. Cleanse your system with
Dr. King’s New LifePrt-ls and avoid
untold misery. They give lively
livdiT, active bowels, good digestion,
fine appetite. Only 25c at C. W .
Powell’s drug store.
H owto A void TaoutoK.— Now Is
tbe time to provide yourself and
family with a hottie ol Chamber
lain’s Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy
I t is almost certain to be
needed before the summer is over,
and if procured n o * may save you
a trip to town at night or in your
busiest season
i t is everywhere
a d m itted to l-e th e m ost successful
medicine in use for bowel Complaints
both for children and adults. No
family can afford to be without it.
For sale by R L. Harris.
R e d u c e d R a t e s t o tlitf
JK ast.
Those contemplating an saatern trip
will he Inten-sU-dto know that there id l|
shortly be on sale greatly reduced raw
tickets in connection with the Bio Grande
1 Ilia line offers It« pasaengpre a most
drligbtrul and corafnrtabl« trip to all
caatnrn points. I t la the only transcon
tinental line paMlng directly through
quaint and picturesque Salt Lake City,
••The City of thoHalnte “ le a u tlfu l Glen
wood Spring», Leadville, Pueblo, Colo
rado Mprtoga (where a side trip may be
made to the Garden of tbe Goda and the
summit of Pikes Peax over the cog
wheel railroad), and Denver, the queen
city of the Inter-mountain region. Stop
overs are allowed on all claaaea of tickets.
Three dally express trains make close
connections with all trains eaetand west
and affo rd a choice of live dlatlnct routes
of travel. The equipment of these trains
Is the liest. Including free reclining hair
ear», standard and tourlnt aleepere, a
perfect dining car service, and also per
sonally conducted excursion care, each
In charge of a competent guide, whose
business la to look after the comfort of
his guests. No more pleasant and Inex
pensive mease of crossing the Continent
can be found than la provided by these
excuralone.
Por additional detalla, addreaa,
J. D. 1 IA N 8 P IB L D ,
G e n i Agent, Klo Grande Lines,
194 Thrld St., Portland, Oregon.
H ills, killed a rattlesnake in bis
garden. His attention was drawn
to the snake by the barking of his
dog. Going to see what tbe dis
turbence was, he. discovered tbe
snake, and having shoe in his hand
killed the snake with it There
were 7 rattles on tbe rattler. Mr.
C. has lived on his farm for 40 years
and says that this is tbe first rattle-
snake that he has ever known to he
found in this section, on north aida
of tbe Y am hill river.
The Memorial Day exercises Fri-
day, by the G A. R and W. R. C.
were interesting and appropriate.
Theadiress by Rev. J. Waggoner,
in which be spoke of the old sol-
diers of the civil was. who saved
our ootintry in its hour of peril, as
deserving of greatest respect, eepec-
¡ally from tbe young. Theaddress
was of great interest. 8. W. 8igler
resided over tbe meeting at park.
be choir rendered excellent music
There wee a good attendance at all
the exercises, which were conduct
ed in befitting manner, te honor of
departed comrades.
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The freight train from Portland
Wednesday noon, on the Yam hill
Division of Southern Pacific rail
road was thrown off ths track just
west of tbe West Dayton depot—
7 cars were derailed. The eveniog
passenger train from Portland wa
unable to go farther than West Day
ton, where it remaiued over night,
and returned to Portland next
m orn i ng. The oars thrown off track
were loaded with lumber, and the
track was not cleared of the wreck
age until next day, when trains
were able to pass and ran on sched-
uletime. The cause of tbe accident
it is said, was defeetive and broken
ties
New ties and more ballast
on the track would greatly improve
tbe Yam hill Division, and1 make it
much safer fur the lives of those
»raveling over it.
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Surveyor— Branson 87
Commissioner— Booth 38, M ilk
26, W illis 59
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Justice of the Peace Diet No. 7—
8 R Baxter 103. Constable— Carey
66, Turner 66.
Supervisor Road Dist No. 18—
Hamilton 55, Wirfs 67
Initiative
and
Referendum
Amendment, Yes 83; No 3
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H appy T i m i in O i . o T own — “ We
felt very happy,” writes R N Bev-
ill, Old Town, V a ., “when Buck leu ’s
Arnies Salve cured our daughter of
a bad case of scald head. ” t I t de
lights all who use it for cuts, corns,
burns, bruises, boils, uloers,«rop
tions
Infallible for piles
Only
25o at C . W Powe’lla drug store.
The sweetest and best bread is
tbe Dompatic. I t Is to ba found at
H Oliver’s, MoMinnville.
Don’t forget that G. Loodenshau-
ren will repair your shoes sod har
ness io good shape. <-
Use only U . 8 . separators( and
ship your cream to H axel wood.
Fine cigars and tohacoo at Del-
Its Attinga are perfect
W ith roller-boartng parts;
I t is made by mechanics who are honest
a t heart
All parts ars adjusted, from the seat
where you ride.
’Tis for sale by F IS H B U R N ,
of Dayton, “ East Side.”
C. D. H O W A R D ,
Following is report of Red Prairie
school for month ending May 80:
Enrolled 19 Neither absent nor
tsrday, FaeCnx, Ethel Cox, Agness
Cox, Clara Weger, Henry Weger,
A full supply of Undertakers Goods kept in stock. Hearse
Clarence Weger, Eva Weger, Mabel
Weger,Annie Harold,Aloph Harold, furnished when requested.
Irm a 8yron, Tommy 8yron, Grover
Syron, W illard Ingermanaon. Vis
R E P U B L IC A N
itors present 32.
A M E R IC A ’S
PAPER
T e x ik E doab , Teacher.
U N D E R T A K E R
DAYTON,
OREGON.
For biliousness use Chamber
E D IT O R IA L L Y FEA R LESS.
lain’s 8tomsch A Liver Tablets.
C O N S IS T E N T L Y R E P U B L IC A N A L W A Y S .
They cleanse the stomach and regu
late the liver and bowels, effecting
News from all parts of the world. W ell written, original sto
a quick and permanent care. For
ries. Answers to queries on all subjects. Articles oil Health, the
sale by R. L . Harris.
Those who suffer from catarrh,
having discharges front the head
fallin g down to throat and stom
D U N D E E IT E M S .
ach,
ru in in g the health, w ill find
Mrs Joho Livengood is seriously
a new remedy at thia office which
is proving very effectual with
those who have tried it. O nly
t a girl.
The Woodmen gave a dance at 50 ceuts a bottle, which should
their hall Saturday night.
cure in ordinary cases. Give it
Born— To Mr. and Mrs. Ed a tria l, the coat being b u t little.
Isham, May 81, a 9 pound boy.
Best quality and cheapest stationery a t
Father Is proud snd happy.
poatofflee store.
S u N S H IM B .
The seed time and harvest requite much
care,
So In buying your tool» my good friends
be-ware;
You buy reaper or mower or probably a
rake,
But all the kinds, except the Osborne,
w ill take a horse power more to
operate.
The Osborne Is llffht running
Home, New Books and on Work About the Farm and Garden.
THE W E E K L Y IN T E R OCEAN.
The In te r Ocean is a member of the Aaaocmted Press and also is
the ohly Western paper receiving entire telegraphic news servjce of
tbe New York 8un and special cable o f tbe New York World, be
sides daily reports from over 2,000 special correspondents through
out tbe country. No pen can tell more fully why it is tbe rkht
52--TWELVE-PAGE PàPEBS-52 21.00 a Year
B rim ful of news from everywhere and
F ob R in t or 8 alx .— The Dayton
a perfect feast of special matter.
Hotel Is now offered for sale or rent.
Subscribe for D a y to n H b r a l d and the W eekly In te r Oconti one
Mrs. J. B. Riley the proprietor, being
in poor health and unsble to prop year, both papers for 21.35.
erly attend to business, wishes to
dispose of tbe property; in tbe
meantime she will rent it. Thia is
Grocers and Commission
a good opportunity for an expert
enced hotel keeper to get into a pay
<
Merchants,
ing business.
LAMBERT BROS.
M c A ilM N V fl.D K ,
Bog Men Attention!
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CA8H
.jwoduce.
paid
for sill
kinds of
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EIU M l MULTI» « SKUIUTt.
F ob S alb — A good Poland China
Boar. Inquire at thia office.
mg a postoffice atom. Remember,
and when you want choice froit o f
that kind give him a call.