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W ill continue until certain lines are
Closed out. Y o u can’t m ake m oney
easier than to b u y W a ll Paper dur­
ing th is sale. ,
V 1
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R. L. H A R R IS.
The biggest Drug.Store io Yam hill County.
iESÆ’KTy SÄ S& Ä Ä
Better 10
K«m IS oonta per d<
Wheat to easts par
Oats t t to 90 oasts
M m dgara at
Pine stationery
ery at Dctmsring’s. .
Good goods, and low prices for
cash a t Nichols A Gabriel's
E vamoblical .
Dayton noxt Bowfey 7 «O p. m. P
antdala I l a . ■ . ¡Uatoerafe’S p. as.
£SB =.
L»
A. McCann has the reconstruc­
tion of the hotel building so fat a long
as to permit of its being ocoupied.
A H O R R IB L E
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tim es a t f
»
Ripe «trswberrtaZere lobs
NO. V
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R ic h a s d J. L okbmxkm KtLLSD IN a
R owawat T h is W b b x . ’
H O H IG H
On Monday morning b e t about 8
eeb eh Riohard J. Lorensen, who
b ta ly purchased the C. K Spauld­
ing plaeammmUe sooth of Dayton.
and who had b
............... ldren
^
in to school, ,
art»*
m
ill
and
to
tbs
mt
of
The W. 0 ,
the m ill, and at
Friday, May
leaving hie team
Pfoiln*
Mrs. Courtney
in the m ill sod
ip la
I t appears that I t is difficult to the platform ba
and
get teams to do bsoiiog or plowing eluoksd. One <
Beery os» Who h e s a to tm being high lifed
is kept hney, find has haere work to sued and start«
do than they saw ssaempHsh.
ran ran from t bi
wed-
___
The steamer Bath made the ed in getting on
bleb
0 or
eat trip up stream on Monday had no wagon b,
tded
t it baa for sense time. I t arrived three loose boa
hut
at Salem some thpe before aiX| la getting hold
, did not get oonti
(probably
on
prehabi
in the !
they arrh w ay
V B p r in g W i
,
the warm weather <
would indicate i
C. '
.
hi ,
l5£7 " K T i
ft
9 âmt
wifi cover ;
feet of i
\
S. N. RASMUSSEN’S.
„. „
Ida I river bridge, and
the
The temperance Alliance meeting
bo and Washington will ha oootin i south approach
has been postponed until Friday,
usd until Jane 18th.
the version of th<
May 22. Everyone inviied.
The W illamette river boats are the sccideot; as l
Rev. 8 .0 . Newell diove to Wood­
der the bridge 1
burn on business Wednesday.
Ha now occasionally carrying, with
tossed op and to
their miscellaneous cargoes,
returned here on Thursday.
one
nants of the 1902 eropof wheat end on the left side at
Miss Eva Morand of Portland, oats.
___ The
M fjrm
greater part of it la ta of the upright tl
log
I
ber grandfather, C.’ ken from Wheatland and Fairfield the approsoh to
«eh
W . Powell, on his return home
several inches k
out
Dr. Waggoner will fill hie pulpit just above his 1«
Tuesday from Idaho.
eve
a t usual the following Lord’s d a y .
i of
Dr. C lara Davidson o f N ew ­ Morning subject: “ How to Study but one gasp aft#
«>; This sd out out and presented s t the
berg, waa in Dayton M onday the Bible,** The subject for night those who had £
and Dr. Courtney
»»f
| > i< itin g h er a b b r Mrs. Dr. C o u rt­ w ill he announced later «a. I t is to
tbs first arrivals,
na­
ney.’
be hoped that the people of Dayton lion, pronounoed
he
will hear these earmooe. x
dead. J. G. Lewi
er,
E. Rowley who was io attendnnee
ni
at the Free Methodist conference
Rev. 8. 0 . Newell, who attended who was present,
he
in Roseburg fast week returned the Free Methodist conference ry bad been modi
Photos
«d
home Monday.
whioh mat in Roseburg b a t week, body should be
that be would f
on
F ree
M ethobist
quarterly returned on Tuesday. He reports
which to place th«
Jt
that
meeting
waa
a
good
and
profit­
m eeting w ill be held in the
he taken to his
M
A r e not held b y
church a t Dayton, F rid a y , M ay able one. Rev. Newell has been done, wheo It arrived at Lewis’, tbs
transferred to Portland.
15th.
order wee given to take the body
incom petente. * "
>.
W
hile
trimming
trees
last
Satur­
home. A rig from Bradley’s barn
prete
For farm machinery or a first
w is the reeultof s M M ty to do. A t U to
class, latest etyb boggy, or bicycle, day, W. O. Parkins had a thorn run was fa welting, and tbs body was eohool to U e beet ptaee to obtain the knowledge of hew to d o .' Thereto ea la-
I at lowest prices go to Rasmussen at through bis shoe into bis instep, placed io the vehtole, and ' Mr.
whioh has caused him to ho b id op Schmidt a relative to Lorensen, ar oreselas demeod tor oompetent help. Peraoos oom pie tl ng the busi ñeca and short,
the Dayton hardware store.
t h b week. Ha ta getting on hts riving just at th s ttim e , ___M
placed r.
•
I .
F o a S a l x .— A good young feet again, and. will soon go to work Lewis in charge of the remains, henil cour»*-» a t • the
d riv in g h o n e w ith bus
who, with a number of other ci ti -
iggy. In - fa tbaoreamsry again
C A P IT A L B U S IN E S S C O L L E G E .
qiure of* R ev. 8 . 0 . N ew ell, Day-
seoe, accompanied to the Lorensen
C. W . Powell, who has been vie home, which, but a very brief time
too, or J . Glass.
iting-his daughter Mrs. A. A. Belk, before the father, fa perfect health", aa seoure employm-wt. For aleren y ean , but oae young man has graduatoli
Now is your opportunity to gat of Boise, Idabopfor several months, and with his loved and loving little from one shorthand department after first oom
ie business oourse. W byi
- ■ - . » . r n ,
, w
« * -w -w w M vw M
a
I groceries a t reduoed prioee. Call returned home on Tuesday. He re- children had left the Io
loving wife Because all UM»fc poeftlone before ready to graduate. It cost but little to secure s
hasiaa—
h ad he
-a M
i «tot,
he
left Boise,
¡ IJ e e d K
was
mother, and parehta of f t e as­
I Stand. They also will gat anything
parted husband and father. I t was usable education compared to the benefits derived. Send for catalogue.
fa the furniture Hue that you may still vary oold there.
a sorrowful aeeoe, but aueh aif aeci-
W. I. STALEY, Principal, Salem, Oregon.
order from them. Call oa them '
The Daytoo Evaporator was la dsnt, or one that is squally aa bor-
severai days «tra first of
or
a a F oflcur 10 “• * it h
The O. R
N . streamer Modoel operat"
| leaves Dayton at 6 a.' m Mondays, this wi
week, evaporating potatosa and oot warning I t wss pitiful to i
little children, whom the father h
( Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Port- eggs. The Daytop Rvspert
In O u t Olotiring Department We Áre Showing tho * * tod, b tu raln g slisrosta days.
brought la eohool, and lot get off
____
ComMwrfo-fvadaeto see -tsetrv.
the wagon near the evaporator
well known the world over, aad
.—Beivloea st Dayton
building, and who on arriviog at
Famous MAYFIELD Woolen Mills make for Prices and 1st M. sad B. >rd C hobom
Sundays each month a p. fa good demand wherever they
Ferry street—only three blocks dis
have
been
iotrodooed.
as. Id and tta Suadaya at 11 a. mJ
tant from where they had parted In Y am h ill oounty. A great variety, and a t prieras that will lúdaos
Quality meets all competition
Hunday-school 10 S. ■»., every Suaday.
The reception given at the Evan with their fdlher— seen the team, those wishing to paper their house to buy.
Prayer meeting 8 Thursday evening
W a have the Latest in D R E 8 S G C O D 8 . W e are showing B. X. Dunlap, Pastor.
gelicsl church Wedneelsy evening, which they knew at once to ba their
a completo Line o f R U B B E R B O O T S and 8 H 0 E 8 . M A C IN -
A few of the things to be had at | for Rees. Bowersox and Ballsntyne father’s, running without tbs wagon
T O 8 H E 8 a few pairs
the Raoket store, MoMionvilla, are and their families— the retiring and and their sorrow wheo informed
A large quantity of fresh paints and oils. Call and get prioes.
Mena’ 82 50, now 81.60.
table linen, napkins, toweb, corsets, I iocoming pastors— was well attend their father waa killed. ( When the
ed.
A
nioe
program
bad
been
ar-
wagon
struck
tbs
support
under
the
tinware, underwear, hats, caps, I
M 84.50. Box Coat, now 82.49.
O. O. HODSON, McMinnville, Or.
'•
86.60 Box Coat, now 83 49.
gloves, stationery, and last of all) ranged for, consisting of reeitatioos bsidge the traoes were looaeoed
music,
and
speeches.
Those
present
from the wagon, and the horses ran
Ladies* 87.00 C om bination S k irt and Cape Macintosh now 83.69. those Star 5 St ir Shoes.
were treated to excellent ice cream up Ferry street to Nichols A Ga­
Ladies* 86.00 S ilk Lined Cape Macintosh 83.49
N O T IC E — T h * oitisens of Day and cake. An all around good time
briel’s where they were caught.)
W e are offering special prices on Shoes.
ton and vioioity a rt requested to I waa enjoyed by every one
The physician, Dr. Courtney, pro­
meet at the Dayton oemetery for |
nounced the oause of death waa
The city of Newberg has had a
W e always Carry a Complete Line of GROCERIES.
the purpose of cleaning it upon
fracture at base of the brain, whioh
Saturday 28rd.
C om m ittxb .
general cleaning op. The Graphic
censed instant death.
C all and get prioes before m akin g your purchases.
Chas. H a ll and- Leonard L i b J says that it took two wagons busy
Richard J. Lorensen was born in
for two days hauling sway the ac­
North Scbelswig, July 3, i867, with
c b e r have purchased Perkins
cumulation of tin cans and other
grocery store and expect to start| rubbtok 8ab m , the Capital City, his parents, ha oame .to America in
settling in Nebraeks. In
SpCClftl —
“ f n ext of Oregon, has also heap having a
sales the ~ first o
D o Y o u N x x o a W i l l ?— I
I weak. Look out for posters.
clean up through the efforts of the 1888 ba came to Clackamas county,
Oregon,
and
thence
to
Yam
hill
am
p lan n in g to contract again
ladies of that city. Would i t not
FOR R E N T .—Aix room house be a good plan to have a general county shout 5 years ago. Died in this aeason. I w ill take up the
O y y R » -A t
offle« Dayton. Oragnu.
Dyston, Oiegon, Monday, May 4th. work in th« same order received.
in Dayton, barn, shed, water in the clean up in Dayton f
His
death
cast
a
deep
gloom
over
bouse.
Rent 83 per month to
Several have contracted already.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Bowersox ex this oom inanity. He leaves a sor­ I expect, where desired, to put » a s s w t s a i . ' s s s i & s i “ * 1“
small family that will taka care of
house. Inquire of 8. N . Rasmussen peel to move to Portland, Or. They rowing wife, 5 children, his aged
M aeraa, 4 room houaa, > balow and l abova,
ts and twoaislars, Mrs. Mary n concrete walls instead of S aataa elaared, mma orabard of apple« aad
at hardware store, or at H ib a l d will be et home to tbsfr friends st
Itaara, a cbolea local'on, extra good land.
>ricx,
after
a
plan
of
m
y
own
Hansen,
near
Eugene,
and
office.
No. 887, Kerby 8 t . The personage
*°Od *oc‘ Uon- "**• * ,<e»
Mrs. Nettie P. Nissen, of Portland, uveution. I th in k you w ill like fm^^bom"
Attend the electric entertain­ is back of the Seoood Evsngelicsl
»4
acraa,
about
all
nndcr ealUrktloa, good
the
idea.
T
h
ere
w
ill
be
m
any
and
many
friends.
A
large
oon-
boaaa and barn, good neighborhood, handy to
ment fa the Christian church on church, which stands corner of F ar­
coarse of deeply effected people at­ wells to d ig , ao place your order chnrch and lehool, «SO paracra
go
and
Kerby
streets.
Mr.
H.
bss
Friday night, given by Dr. Wag
*»
J*®""«- '»«r barn, »acme In
there two u 8undays
and tended the funeral at the Evangeli­ early. P ro m p t service and good orchard,
a ebolM body of land, a allaa from
goner. You w ill see something o 5t E officiated
T
,
a ,J 'r ,
town on gnbllo highway. «4» par acra
of the ordinary, and a mostbeauli I íítU**T be
fie ® ° f fa­ cal ohuroh; Rav. J. Bowersox work guaranteed.
«»acraa. fair bourn and m a lt barn, other lm .
tal and interesting display by also ‘
7 . ^ ° .b* JO“ io.’ . b#tt* r «»qsfat »reached the sermon; Rev. M. J.
C has . E. H all .
proromaota. neatly all nndcr cultivation «1,300.
Ballsutyne assisting fa tbs services.
(S acraa adjoining above, can ba bought wltk it.
ed
with
those
of
his
congregation.
tricity and the X ray.
>»ndX « Ila nortkwaatof Pavtoa,
Burial at Dundee. This commu­
r<xf? “ »«“ j larga harn and othar oHthulldiaga.
STRAYED,
On Saturday, May J 6th there nity has lost an honorable citizen.
well fenced, one of the beat walla of water In
A P A B M B aST K A IG B T X aSD O O T .—
A fu ll supply o f U ndertakers Goods kept in stock. Hearse
conntry, alao two apriaga, a variety of good
I «rill ba a public sale
Mie on the farm
From mv premises about 5 weeks the
trn.lt.tf*« » «rape vlaoa aad aaaU-Jrulw. SooA-
“A mao living on a farm near bare
furnished when requested.
nalghboAoud. Ona a f the beat loeatlonaTor r.
one half milea west of North Yam-
sinoe
a
Poland
China
sow,
weigh
came in a short time ago completely I b *y.’ ° ! “ fa**» ’ beep, I bay gelding,
chlchaa ranch la Oregon a
Books, Tablets, Toys and man
fag about 176 pounds, without ear
Faait poa BAna oa Kxcnawaa.—IM acraa g
other goods fa that line, at su
mllaa fra « North Tam hlll. Or., aa a t .¿ch or
b".s, ’.“ t L T . r o t . - . j i £
v»«6
M» J. 8®ntle ow prices as «rill astonish yon, at marks, ourly hair. Any informa­ dairy
ranch n n lla lta d eutalda range, atock
fatten with vary little care or feed;
’S
ln
» I" Sudmw,
W illiams’ book store, McMinnville. tion regarding the animal will be grow and
fa flF i
thankfully received by
balanc tlab ar. good foaees. young l-y tad l-i
Call
and
sea
the
goods
and
ba
oon-
wagon, seeder, binder; pldfwe, her
room honaa. Jharwa and ontbildlnga % willa
D A N IE L G U B 8 E R , Daytoo
using be n e rtn o t pay aoenttar U ? row, etc. Terms—On mm« over vinoed.
fw m poatodlea; a large aawmlll on th* pla w,
good achool A ebnreb near, »14.3« par acra.
Mya C P Harder, of Pattens Mills,
tan
dollars,
a
credit
of
four
mooths
Ona fnll lot wail located la tba biialiiaav part
You
do
not
have
to
go
away
from
N Y
A few days later ha walked
Oregon D ally Journal, only «4 a year by of Daytoo, with building, will ba Bold at a
will
be
given
on
approved
note
at
lome
for
bargains
and
general
mer­
mall. I t for i l l months; S ra l-W e e k ly DfeFBklB,
into the store aa straight aa a string
wUh barn at W» par acra. «7 aeraa at
8 per cent. Sale to oommeoce at chandise. You w ill find them at Journal. U H and W eekly Journal t l par «•aaraa
and handed me a dollar
per acra, no build lag, all under rultl ration,
»ear.
T h e Journal la aa independent
* • r _ aa'
saving,
P R O PR IETO R .
ue acraa wall laprovad. good bn I Id Inga *40
10
a.
m.
The
property
is
that
fiehols
A
Gabriel’s,
and
tne
vary
[
P
s
i
o
fra
tlc
newspaper,
working
la
the
In­
‘give me another bottle of Obam-
W
■»” »»» • « M S ! «»A «re Within
ternets of the great section where rolls »
wet.
“ ll* 01
houaa, aad about» nllaa from.
Washing of all kind dona first class. In case of mistakes, notice berlain’s Pain Balm. I want it ini of R. Baird.
the Oregon. Send In your subscription. Dayton. A bargain.
Sample copies free. Address T h e Journal.
must ba elven and the original list «returned to the office within 24 the house all the time for it cured | To-night Dr. Waggoner «rill ol
Wheo
you
want
a
pleasant
physio
offer
P. O. Boa 111. Portland. Or.
hours. Not responsible for goods after 80 days.
ma. ” For sale by R L Harris. bis initial Electrical Display to
. t> 1
the try Chamberlain's Stomach and L iv­
Gentleman’s work a specialty. No Chinese employed.
P f.ii k . . f
i dj v
•
I public a t the Christian church. er Tablets. Tbav are easy to take
Dayton is only 82 miles from the
H a li has for sale 2d band aaw- h a rio g already seen a l a r i ¡io - end pleasant in effect. For sale by
Oregon D ally Journal. » Democratic
metropolis
of Oregon— Portland.
ing
machines,
good
bicycle,
wag-
portion
of
the
soenery,
ws
have
no
Dayton customers w ill please leave orders with Z. 8P A N G L E , Agent.
dally newspaper, rig h t to |e pages, «4 s'
I. L . Harris •
I
t
fa
surrounded
by
a
fine
agricul­
Maar; « I for aix months. The Journal la
Clothes to ho loft with him on Mondays.
one, b u g g t, almost naw, and 8 hesitancy fa saving that it la beau-
F ob 8 alb .— A good fresh m ilk
a newspaper. Sand In your eubwcrlpfloa..
horse sood d rill. See h im . H e tital, and beyond human deserip- oow. Inquire a t this office, or of tural country, and baa good ship­ In te rra i your neighbor la T h e Journal.
ping fseilitie by boat and rail.
Addrrsa The Journal. Box I « , Portland.
is square on the deal. Buys, t*oo. To form any idea of the dis- 1 Fm. Ott, Daytoo, soon.
T-
Or.
sells and trades an yth in g , and
*PPradato l u *oodarous
When you want a good shave,
Fresh confectionery sod the
for
yth in g .
beauty It must toe ease. The X ray
hair out or shampoo, oall on Z
The Orugoo Sem i-W eekly Journal. <h
for almost
almost an
anything.*
»set brand o f cigars at D etm er- Spaogle, the Daytoo barber.
Democratic aewst>aper. eV*r fa ir and a l­
— n
fa a wooderful lesson la itself.
Too G * bat a R is k .— In almost Among «traetalfeatureoof the tabes
ways free; 1«4 copies In one year, for only
Those lemons,oranges, banan­ *l.«a. to any address The Journal. P.
n#,8 hborhood rome one has I is a phosphorescent mineral tube
The Greatest Farm Paper of the Northwest Published
O. R ob 111. Portland. Or.
died
from
an
attack
of
ooiio
or
obol-l
that
only
naadd
to
ba
aeon
to
appro-
as,
and a ll tropical fruits at Det-
W eekly at Salam, Oregon
Edited by the Farmers of
er* ?rbQ* ’ 0,l*.n ^foro madioioa eUfta its haaoty. The treanimum
m eriu g ’s ia of the beat q u ality.
Subscribe lor thn D a y t o n H r.^ -
the Northwest. Twenty Pages. Illustrated.
. C. L. THAYER,
m nnt?4* A ^ r ^ i Or ph£?ioi? " • Dm-
tb« oroM' tbe
lb« double
a l d siid W e e k ly O rrw u t,
O 'Ir ’
F ob S als .— A good upright K im ­ 82 a ynar.
moned. A reliable remedy for these and triple tubas are a ll magnifieant
TERN PAPER FOR WESTERN PEOPLE
ball piano. In good order. In ­
iseases should ba kept at hand. specimens of the high and rareist
l^ e risk io too great for any one to attainments in tbs a rt of onr beet
I f you lisve renl Shi alt) to evil
quire
at thia office.
DA7T0X, 0RE00X.
U k * ' Ch" ® h ^ laln • Colic, Cholera | and wisost electricians. The people
Posters, letter heads or any list it at IIXKAI.I) uffic«..
52 Papers for ll.O O -L ess than 2 ceats each.
base now era opportunity
style of p rin tin g done at H x r a l d
Publication began March 1 ,1»00. Now has9.200 subscribers. Phenom­
New end fins stationery ju s t
„
.
, ------- r~~i— i ---------------- oa to attand an unfiur-
*8
office Dayton.
enal growth is due to its being the heat farm paper published.
relieved more pain and suffer- i passed axhibtion showing th« ad- A speacialty, and satisfaction guar­
received st Detinei h ig ’it.
n * lt>aDi Mnj ° t her. “ «dfaiue fa use I vadoameot aioog the line of alec- anteed.
Subscriptions for either Daily or
a I - . . i . - - — ^ Y O U S H O U L D RKAD I T n i x T
=
-
» M n ol*ays bs depended on. F o r1 trioity. Everynoe will enjoy and be
D ayton H bmald sud Weakly
Gooaral repairing, aod a ll work Weakly Oregonian received st this
M O M E 8 T E A D s n < P A X T O N H E R A L D 81.75. per year.
safe by R L Harris
I w .n
wb, attm xLH febit.
O regonisn 8*2 a year.
office.
in kik line promptly done.
Dayton,. Or.
A full line of the la test sty le s in
BUGGIES. FARM IM PLEM ENTS
all kind.
Beautiftil P atterns o f
W ALL PAPER at
D A Y T O N PHOTO G ALLERY.
CLOTHING, D R Y GOODS.
BOOTS and SHOES,
H A TS and CAPS, H OSIERY,
UM BRELLAS, NOTIONS,
LA D IES’ W A LK IN G SKIRTS,
. __
H __
M ISSES CAPES and JACKETS
F U R N ISH IN G GOODS
T R U N K S and VALTESES, etc.
Can’t be duplicated in Y am hill
cou n ty our prices.
*<*>••• •*>*!■
4
The Fiaost Stock of
W A LL
PAPER
Paint Your House.
W atch
th is
Space.
T he D ayton R acket S tore
Rem em ber its
NICHOLS & GABRIEL,
D ayton, Or.
Willamette. Exchange.
H iuui
Dayton Casket House,
J. G. L E W I S , M a n g ,
DAYTON,
OREGON.
N EW BER G STEAM LA U N D R Y .
A. N. PRESSNALL,
fa
TH E
A+
PACIFIC
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