Dayton herald., January 23, 1903, Image 1

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DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAf. JANUARY* 23, 1903.
t i l l V A L AMD D K P A B T V B X 0 E M A IL I.
OUR CLEARANCE S ALE
D IE D .— H . W. Gillingham who
M A R R IE D .
baa been paralysed several year«,
A very pretty home wedding took '
and who waa drawing a pension
l;4 S p .m .
ra ts . na.-
W. OF THE W.
from the government, wished to place January iSth, 1903, in Dayton,
at the home of Mr. and Mr« .»ofe
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OLD HICKORY CAMP, Up.
Np. f e L .
have
hie
pension
increased.
He
A M * ] VAL. A N D D X F A B T U U OP TB A IN S .
Wambegsne,
wb«m
their
daughter
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ineet«varyfife
was notified tuajypear before board
X tlaa .l a* 7X7 a.
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ar.tay evening, a t Woodman hall.*-
A ir i,
m b Portland «A* p.
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e f medical exawinaraappointed lo Wilhelmina wag united in marriage »en, Oregon/'Visitine M
HEBMANWiLSOM^a
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to
Mr.
W.
8.
Hibbert,
with
the
beau
examine di-abled soldiers, which
»me
HERMAN »
Batter 45 c a t , par roll.
roat.Rt 8slem on Wednesday. N tifnl and impressive Episcopal ser­
F. R. SMITH. Clerk.
Egvs 23 cents per doxen.
B ad lay drove to 8«Iem Wednesday vice, performed by the Rev A. K
_Wheat S6 cyme per bssfowL
omrning with Mr. Gillingham Glover, Archdeacon o f Ibe Diocese WOMEN e» WOODCRAFT
30 seats per boshel,
Prosperity Circi« No. SOU W ^».en of
Brno, — To the wifo of
W ail Thia was a long drive for one who ie of Oregon. A few friends and rela­
Fine cigars a t poatoBcey turn.
ing. S.turday, January 10, a bonne afflicted with paralysis and bad not tive« being present. A r the ap * ° * lcI « ,»-,'“ ‘« » V v a ry Thoreday even­
been able to ride out for several pointid hour the bridal party enter­ ing in Woodman hail, Dayton, Or. Via
F bss MwYfeobwr.—Preaching a t Day. ing 8 pound girl. ■ “ S
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itiag Neihbcas al wave welcome,--,.
ton Sunday I I a. ra.
well, and with oareful nursing it is yaare, and who had but little uaejof ed to the music of Meudleahona’
MItH. A. F. P .tR R Id H , U .N .
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Wedding
March,”
played
by
Miss
hialim
beand
body.
Mr.
Gilling­
MHW H A T T IE O. U O W O Y , Cfork.
R evival meetings are n o * io thonght that Ed may yetMgain hia
Hogue.
The
bride
waa
d
ressed
in
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F r M M t íh o d ü t old self. Hsppy eveutsseibeii
ham w ith ing to return home the
Muae day, Mr. Bradley left Salem dainty gown of white Organda,
A. O. U. W.
afier dinner on the way to Dayton. deoorated with white velvets and
Harmon^Lodge No. 38, Anefont Order
I
f
yon
want
first
clast
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th
o
beat
W alter Senn ia in the State of
He had drove aa fa ra s x h a north Smilax, and carried a white prayer of United
baîîTyytoa,
v
V . u. n . nau,
laywa,
I Washington viaiting two of his soda crackers made— ceil ut Nich end of Spring V a lb y , about 10 book. She waa attended by her
tailing brethern cordially re-
oie A Gabriel’«, they keep them
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Meter
Irena.
Harry,
brother
of
the
aiatara.
miles from Salem, where Mr. G il-
calved.
F. ItK T R A M . M . W. -
Also *11 accompanimew
ii l ’D8h ,,n had a another stroke of bridei acted as best man, while lit­ J- E. M E L U N G E R . Ree.
Albert Odell insurance agent t of first ciato oysters,
paralyaie. Mr. Bradley turned and tle Miae -Parker carried the ring
McMinnville, was in Dayton Friday line of graoeriee, at
D. OF H. A. O. U. W.
■UP drove back to 8alem, and left M r, At close of the ceremony, Miss
plioa
,
on insurance burinees
Unity Lodge No. 17, Degree of
G. at the Florence Senilorlum. He DeForde sang in her sweet way,
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ia a probability that, uni««« did not
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recover
conciouaoaea”
good cook store for sale
hail, Dayton, O r. V i
light refreshments were aerved. bars always
| cheat) at Dayton
wedeomasv
M r. and Mrs. Hibbert received
MIB8 rfA M IR U j B a w a Y, C. of M.
I Exchange
MRS. F L O ^ P A X TO N . Bee.
many useful and handsome pres­
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“•» ents. They went to their home,
Friday evening, January 30th. Ad- to foot. t h e bridge la oertainly in
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amid congratulations and best
UNITED ARTISANS
wishes of tbeir many friends.
Security Assembly N o -1«,
ularaeasion eveiy Monday evening In
Mra. F Senn ia a t Portland vieit-
the Portland bridge., may J n c V Iio ra m e iv ’t h ^ ’ n J ' i
,v -of the W. . hall,
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7:30 p. m.
W ill be continued until FEBRU­
ARY 1. Gall and get prices.
The Finest line of VALENTINES
coming.
R. L. HARRIS,
NICHOLS I GABRIEL’S
.¿Alter a fortnight of fair weather
again have rain. '
The Davton Evaporator Compa­
ny’s building baa beee undergoing
some repairs of lato.
The Trade Register t i Beattie,
W «sh, of January 10, contains thia
iteip, in the Oregon new« colum n:
“The Dayton Exchange a»d Com«
mission Co. «re atarting at. Dayton.
S.
a. at.
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a a.
O A rriva
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The biggeet Drug Store in Y am h ill C oant,.
LOME DI
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Id.
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NO. 39
Thera
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niiMnfnoiiioiii stock
members invited.
MARY A.hHAMILTON M.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
L .A. RO88NER, 8ec.
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I. O. O. F.
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Wel­
'HATS and CAPS. HOSIERY,
--THÍ MILWAUKEE.”
Bertram
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Opener, a U te patent, la meeting spring on the oerlr“
al farm.
- UMBRELLAS, NOTIONS, with good succeaa in making sales
*be meeting held in ./fteh n la’
Found— Necktie pin, cor. Third
‘ lo««dayevening, to
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* Alder.
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Owner can have same Pfcr“ an®nt org«nUatwn of Bo»rd of every day and night between 8t.
and
LADIES’ WALKING SHIRTS,
by describing property, and reward­ * rade the followin
J. E. M E L L IN G E R , Dayton.
chbaen officers
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ing finder.
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MISSES CAPES and JACKETS Lewis,
The Dayton Undertaker, J. G.
F.
baa as fine display of under­ treasurer; J. 8. Courtney, member
THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD.
takers goods— lining«, and fittings at large of executive committee, f
64 * ’ *«*7 <
FURNISHING GOODS
—-aa in any city in the state.,
Next meeting will be held in ooun
The Greatest Farm Paper of the Northwest Publish'd
J. Waggoner, pastor of the Chris cii chamber Tuesday evening next
Weekly at Salem, Oregon
Edited by il»e Facuiers of
at
the
Northwest.
Twenty
Pages.
Illustrated.
TRUNKS and VALTBSES, etc .fe
.
I ne Directors and patrons
our;
achool were much disappointed to
I A WESTERN PAPER FOR WESTERN PEOPLE
Can’t be duplicated in Yamhilll“tS1Ä T
.nd AI,ar#<x>^d,B,l7,,,' learn
that Mise Id a M. Smith had
A n abundance and great v a ri­ resigned her position as teacher.
county our prices.
Mies Smith.went to Carlton to spend
52 Papers for $ 1 .0 0 -L ess than 2 cents each.
ety o f candies, nuts, tropical
for s o m
e been ,n P °°r h®a l‘ b
Mrs. Mary Hadley last week,: «b* writes“ Dr King's New Life Pille
purchased Henry Bertram’s reei*. wholly cured me of'sick headaches
I.
'Vesterfield has had a small ^ence property, and is now occupy- I had suffered from for two years.”
building pot up on hia place in the ™fi *<• Mr Bertram and family Cure Headache,
Conatipatenn,
1 Fletcher addition, which be will have moved to the Parrieb place in Biliouenesc 25c at C. W. Powell’s
uao ao shop for shooing boraea.
i Lippincott’a addition. We are in- drugstore.
formed that Henry contemplates
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K L . H a rris , secretary;
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k amhill Lo<ign No. *20, I . O. O.
meeta every Wednesday evening in Odd
Fellows H all. Viaiting brethren
come.
V E N IC E H IB B E R T , N . G.
8. W. B IG L E R , Bec’y.
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A familiar nmhe for the Chi«W>, M il-
I have a t my. place one of the flneet
P*«l Railway, known all
over thejpolon as the Great Railway Poland China Boars (legtuterd) ever
effect running the “ Pionaaa imit
trains
brought to Hite country. Cell on or
Paul
address-
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O regon D a lly J o u rn a l, a D e m o c ra tic
d a lly new spaper, e ig h t to 2e page«. *4 a
y e a r; »2 fo r six m onths. T h e J o u rn a l la
a new spaper. Send In yo u r aubacrtptlon.
In te re s t yo u r n e ig h b o r In T h e Jo u rn al.
Ad«treaa T h e J o u rn a l, Box 121, P o rtla n d ,
O r.
R S m ith ,' ing to passengers the beat service known,
Ltxurioos coaches. eHetric lights, steam
equaled by no other
Bee Ul*
that
your ticket
ticket* reads
reads via
via **; “The
‘ 7<»r
Milwaoke«" when going to anv poim
>ipt in
the United States or Canada. ATI tic
• .
I ' agents
*Kent« sell Ibero.
them.
of
For rate«, pbampleta or other informa-
’ Own, addreas,
H. B. Row«,
S m ith had
d. W-Caaav,
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T rav .P a aa.A g t.
U .n .r a i Axent.
p u x r^ A t(u „ o a
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tba holiday a with her parents, and
fruits and confectionery of all found her mother’s health very poor,
Publication began March 1, LOtK Now haa 9,200 subscribers. Phenom­
The
Bevelier Automatic Gate
kin d at D etm erin g ’s.
enal growth ie due to its being the beat farm paper published.
which would not permit her return­ Opener, for erbich Robert Earl ia,
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There will be a mother’s meeting ing to Ash wood. She has given first agent for Yamhill and Polk couq;-
Famous MAYFIELD
Woolen Mills make for , . Prices
and
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at the home of Mra. A. L. Alder­ class, satisfaction in her work here, Uea, is the aim pleat and moat sensi­
M O M B S T E A D and D A Y T O N H E R A L D $175 per year.
ble arrangement for opening farm
man on Friday, January 30th. A ll — Ashwood Prospector.
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Quality meets all competition.
mothers particularly invited. —
The people of McMinnville are gates from vehicles, that has been
W e have the Latest in D R E S S G C O D 8 . W e are showing
put on the market. Be sure and
H . Oliver the baker and oonfec becoming awakened to the import
a completo L in e o f R U B B E R B O O TS and S H O E S . M A C IN -
see him and get one of the openers.
ance
of
having
better
roads
leading
tionev at McMinnville has sold out
They-can be attached to any farm
T O 8 H E 8 a few pairs
to B. F . Cannon, who is now con­ to that city. P ’eople having county
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' ith at swings. Call on or ad-
M ena’ «2 50. n o « IL 5 0 .
business
to
transact
from
tf"
t t B 'J
P O W E L L B U IL IN G D A Y T O N .
s t* b«ein«M nt the eld
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$4.50. Box Coat, now $2.49.
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eal«.
m U bu
to the county eeat if poeeible, on
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$6 50 Box Goat, now $3 49.
F u rn itu re , etc., on commission.
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Tbeie will be a mother’s meeting account of the mieesahle condition
Ladies* $7.00 C o m b ination S k ir t and Gape Macintosh now $3.69 at borne of Mrs Alderman, Friday
W
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make
a
specialty
o
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ra
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in
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Silverw
are
and
J e w e lry /
U m i t b d EvaR oaiaciL.—Preaching at ■
of a portion of the road from here
Ladies’ $6 00 S ilk Lined Cape Macintosh $3.49 _
2 p.m ., Jan 30. All invited; especi­ to that city. Many in the eastern Dayton next Sunday at 7 :30 p. m. ; G ive us a tria l.
W e are offering special prices on Shoes.
ally mothers and those interestec portion of the county who do trad­ Pleasantdale 11 a.m. ; Ünl6nvale3 P- ra.
A o knts W a n t r d — To sell Pat. Inserted 8teel Edge N ic k e l
in training of the young.
A C u a i fob L umbaoq — W . C. S ilver K uives, aud Holm es, Edwards A Go.’s N ic x e l Silverw are.
ing in the county eeat will not go
We alw ays Carry a Complete Line of GROCERIES.
I f you are looking for a seconc to that city to trade while the ro ds Williatneou, of Amherat, Va , says;
CHAS. E. HALL. Manager.
“ For more than a year I suffered
C all aud get prices before m akin g your parchases.
, ■ band d rill at a bargain, call at are in such bad condition.
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Dayton Commission Exchange
Ou Monday evening, January 19,
herlain’s Pain Balm and it gave me
and learn particulars.
a delightful reception was tendered
nde
entire relief, which all other reme
Mr. and Mra. W. 8. Hibbert by the dies had failed to d o .” Sold
Douglas Hadley eold bis large
Artisan Lodge of this city. After by R. L . Harria.
bay horse to Mr. Seton of Sher
the wedding march, a pleasing pro­
wood- Thia sale was made by Hat
The Northwest Poultry Journal,
gram waa rendered, followed by a
ing with H ell; Don’t forget to Het
sumptuous supper, which * » • printed at Salem, the leading poul­
your horeee with H all, if you have
served in the banquetting room. try journal of the Pacific coaat,
good ones at reasonable price.
All present spent a pleaaapt and and D ayton H erald $125 cents
A Davie of Lexington, Neb., is enjoyable evening. Much oredit ia per year. Now is your time to aend
here looking over the country with due members of Ibe lodge for their in your subscriptions, and aeoure a
• view of locating. He is well untiring efforts to make the occa­ first class poultry paper at a low
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pleased with this part of the coun sion a pleasant succea.
price
try, and may make bis future home
The D ayton H xra L d and The
Dayton has the honor of being
in this vicinity.
the first town io Oregon lo inau­ Oregon Daily Journal $4 for one
1 W ill the individual who, by roia gurate the R u ral Telephone sys­ year; $2 50 for six months; H er ­
ald and
3emi-We*kly Journal
take, we presume, look fonr 2x4
tem. T h e nystem has become so
$1 75; H erald and Weekly Journal
pieces of lumber left by E. Rowley
popular th at it is spreading like $160 per year. The Journal ia pub-
A full supply o f U ndertakers Goods kept io stock, Hearse at the former Fishburn lumber wild
il¿ fire
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all over the state, to the
yard, report the aame at this offioe.
Books, Tablets, Toys and many
furnished when requested.
dismay o f old companies, «b o ,
Many persons who are acquainted like telegraph companies, have other goods ia that line, at such
low prices as will astonish you. at
with. R. N. Snell, the Jersey cattle
coined money from the people, Williams' book store, McMinnville.
breeder who lives on hie farm two
miles east of Dayton, and know hia by iron bound rules of conduct— Call aod see the goods aod lie con­
one peculiar trait, that, notwith ¡ra n tin g no accommodations ex- vinced.
« a n ts a handsome and reliable watch, and tbla la
standing be has horses and rigs of :ept when dearly paid for. Sa-
T h e Oregon W e e k ly Jo urnal, a D em o­
within almost everybody’s reach, for I have reli­ different kind, that for several year« em w ill soon be connected from c ra tic newspaper. 16 pages, fu ll of news—
a ll o f It. SI a y e a r to an y address. T h e
able movements at various prices,- and they are he never came lo town in a convey­ all sections by R u ral telephones Jo u rn al. P. O. B ox l t l . P o rtlan d , O r.
ance, but always on foot, were sur­ when business men and citizens
G all at the Racket store in K eep in stock a full lin e o i the latest style of fu rn itu re , and o ilier
good timekeepers everyone of them. But It le the prised to see him drive to town one
generally learn the benefits of
M
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M in n v ille for one of those house furnishings, which they sell ut priées as low as any retail
ease that gives to the watch Its good looks, and day last week in a cart. He was the system.
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large maps th at they.^ive away establishm ent in the state. Gall and get prices.
accompanied by his little grandson
here I commend
T . H Dixon, recently from Wis­ with $5.00 worth of 8boes.
Carter. Since that time Mr.
Iu connection w ith tb e ir fu rn itu re store, there is full lin e of
consin,
bought J. O. Primerie
Snell
has
been
driving
to
town
in
undertakers goods, caskets, etc.; also a hearse.
FAH7S Gold rilled W atch Case* stead of footing it. Why he made interest has
Hotel
Daytoo
is
a
good
place
to
in the McMinntiHe cream­
Landlord Edgar will treat
which are as beautiful aa you could wish; are not the change in his mode of travel ie ery. Mr Dixon is an expert butter stop
yon
well.
Good meala and good
maker and haa several medals fiom
expensive, and beet of all are absolutely reliable. not known.
different places, including one from lodging.
The Little Giant Pruner, for
I will furnish you, free of charge, a new case of
the Pan-American Exposition. . . .
New and fine stationery ju st
hich Robert Eari ie agent for
same grade If (he gold wears through before the
The last few days of last week wit­ received at D etm erin g ’s.
Yam hill county, is a most useful
nessed a business change in this
guaranteed Ume.
article to have ou the farm. I t ie
city that is perhaps more important Military Land
Warrants
a great improvement over the old
PR O PR IETO R .
GLEN WINSLOW, Jaweler, Newberg, Or. style praner^ being much more con­ than aoy that hae taken place for
Wanted.
many
yean.
R.
Jacobeon
A
Com­
Washing of all kind done first class. In case qf mielekae, noli.-»
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venient to handle. The length of
pany purchased the large and ex­
the handles are 6 and 8 feet, which,
A nd Soldiers A dditional H o m e­ must be given and the original list Teturrued lo Alir ^pfiic«* wribin 24
by using a step ladder, enablea one tensive hardware and implement stead C laim s, where entries were hours. Not responsible for goods after 30 days.
buainesa of F. W. 8penoer— Tele­
Gentleman's work a specialty. No Chinese einployru
to reach the top of almost any
ALT,
made for less than 160 acres be-
phone-Register.
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tree with tbs pruner end trim the
" T W lV b e 22,1874. I f you bave
Dayton customers will please leave orders rith Z. 8P A N G I-E , Agent.
Some time since my danrilter eith er send particulars to R. K .
topmost limbs
The pruner is
Clothes
to be left with him on Mondays
easily adjusted for use, light tS caught a severe cold 8becomp,«in-
K e lly Baird B ld g , Kansas G itv,
ed of paina in her cheat and had
handle and durable. Get one.
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bad cough
I gave bar Chamber Mo., and see wbat lie w ill give.
T hx a het or I ose L tex .— Con-, lain’« Cough Remedy according to Reward for inform ation. Gom-
«¡sis in keep ng » lib s ma:n o'gana direction« and in two dar« ska wxsJ mission to agents
of the body iu healthy, regular sc- we|l , D J able to go to school I have
non and in qurckly d^st-oying ufPd lb i, remedy in mT faa>i|r for
R. L. CONNOR,
deadly d^eea.e germa. Kiectnc B i t - i u . p xH .e.eo year« and have never
ATT0RHE7-AT-LAW.
a°d known it to fail,” aays James Pen-
Buy a postal card and n«n<t In the N.-w
Kidneys.pnrtfy tba blood, and giva derR„ tt oHrchant, Annato Bay,
York Tribune Fariusr, Ncw>Y»rk <’My, r.w
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a aplend.d appetite. Thay work won- J . m. icBi
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a free sot-cifuen repy.
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HIGHEST PRICE 4»A,D FOR
trat<-«l Agricultural Weekly for Farmers a.nl
Female Cumplsinis nervous Die- pro.ching attack of pneumonia nian or lady In each county to mana«»
their families, and stands at tl..- Ift-ad of lh -
business
for
sn
old
established
bouse
of
eatee, Constipation, Dyapepiia, and Which in tbiainstance was undoubt-' S S fiaiiiela? ito id fo F A •t™l«htbona
agricultural press. The price. Is (1 ini per
Malaria. Vigorous health
and edly warded off by Chamberlain's, fldewrekly salary of fiiaon pled by check
yeai, but If you like It yow ran aevnrc It
with yonr own loeal newap.per. I»4trns
strength always follow tbeir use. Cough Remedy. I l counteracts anv rach Wcdoeeday with all expense« direct
H u . L D , at a bargain. Both papers <«us
Only 5Co, guaranteed by C.W. Pow­ s i r £ 5
year only t l SO.
ell druggist.
Head your order and money to Haa at .«
In Onr Clothing Department We Are Showing the
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Dayton Commission Exchange Co«
Remember its
NICHOLS & GABRIEL,
Dayton, Or.
Dayton Casket House,:
J. G. L E W IS , M ang.,
DAYTON, OREGON.
EVERYONE
2 0 P e r C ent D isc o u n t
on Goods at the
T he D a , yton
S tore
F U R N IT U R E
Yes, you must and will have
FURNITURE for your house, and
when buying it why not get the
BEST when you can buy it at no
greater cost than an inferior article
B riedwell & H endrix ,
McMinnville, Or.
NEWBERG STEAM LAUNDRY.
A. N. PRESSNALL,
THERE, AT THE
Dayton Cash Grocery
Fresh Groceries of all kind,
And all Goods kept in a Grocery.
IF YOU ARE A FARMER
AND HAVE ONE CENT
EGGS, POULTRY,
AND BUTTER, Etc.
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