Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, September 04, 1903, Image 1

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BATTO» aHtAU Qflta
dayton , prepon ;
Favorite Toilet Cream
F riday / S eptember 4 . 1903.
City OoQaeil mtetiag next Mon­
day evening.
M
David 8eth and fctoily have
moved to Dallas, PoU^tennty.
An elegant preparation for chap­
ped hands, face and lips, or an y
roughness of the skin. No better
Toilet Cream on the market. W e
m ake it and guarantee it.
Hop pickers io this rietelty are
receiving M oenta p*» ho ad red tor
picking
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The Dayton Creamery Company
are now shipping obaeea to Port­
land.
Several births, yet hop pioking
and threshing »<*• °® uninter­
rupted.
Wheat 76 carte par bmbel.
OatoMtoSO cento per beehel.
Floe el«ara a t poatoJtoe atom.
t
|<rs. E . Rowley ia quite ill.
Hop pickers oan gat «11 supplies
Mrs. J. C. Nichols « ill open
at Nichole A Gabriel*«.
her stock o f F a f "Millinery
lee oraam and all kinds of eon-
feotiooery at Del me ring’s.
R. L. H ARRIS,
The biggest Drug Store in Y am h ill County.
r . i n , aa op to date garment yen ahould «xuntn, oar Hack tmfor.
’ b u yin g .
I
BORN.
Friday, August 8th, to Mr. and
muslin undorwsar.
- Miss Florence Coffin returned
home on Tuesday from two weeks’
Tho strikers in
M. Wool worth’s
vacation at Long Beach, Wash.
hop yard, who strook for $ i per
Miss Constanoe Bradley of Hood' hundred pounds on Monday, for
River, arrived bare Tuesday. She picking, imt their nerve, end getting
“oold feet* went back to work.
expects to remain for a short time.
The ervamry, evaporator. Com­
When you want any furniture or
mercial hotel, m ill, and warehouses,
now ell io full operation, make the
northeast part of Dayton a buoy
end lively plaoe these days.
BOOTS and SHOES,
UM BRELLAS, NOTIONS,
M ISSES CAPES and JACKETS
FU R N ISH IN G GOODS
TR U N K S and VALTESES, etc.
Can’t be duplicated in Y am hill
county our prices.
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, .
In W alking and Dreaa 8kirte we hava nearly"406 to select
from.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Bradley ia visit­
ing relatives and friends in Chehalis,
Wash.
I t you
; Style, in L A D IE S W R A P S < « . < > n U la
Mias Nellie Lewis b hero Tiaiking
her father, J, 0 . Levis.
D R Y G O O D S,
W e are show ing one of the largest lines o f all tho New
E verthing from Misses to stoat ladies aixe.
Our D R E SS GOODS lik e our
Cloaks and Skirts, are v ery strotig *
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and if vou f l ^
in
need
in muse lilie s lir w u x inr -
A new real estate firm has opened to your interest to -exam ine
our
basinets at McMinnville, it goes
under the name of Yam hill Lend Goods before buying.
Company.
They hava fitted up
01 a n y v m n g
• • d Mrs Warren Haines, a girl.
We oarry everything that goes with a dry 9oods stock and
neat and tasty rooms in the rear of
the postoffiop. Tho company are
prepared to make sales for those also a complete lin e o f
«bo desire to sell.
I lets and a quick enre is oertain.
B oom bop piokers, it is eaid, pick
For sale.by K - L . Harris.
until it gets too dork to see, and
Mra. Biroh Alderman and daught­ then eamp where they leave off
er Edna, of Tillamook, are visiting pioking; commencing work, at the
with E. A. and A. L. Alderman tor first streak of daylight in the morn-
a few days.
_ ,
J. B. Mellinger ia now buying
I Cash buys more goods at
fruit
for the Dayton Evaporating
^ is h b u m ’s than you can get!
Company. He reports that apples
elsewhere. E verything goes.
and pears are of execellent quality
.
,
Prof. L k B. Alderman and bis this season.
mother, Mrs. At L. Alderman, vis­
The ordinance passed by tho
ited Mra. Alderman’s brother, Gen.
W. H. Odell, at Salem, attended eity council o f Salem lately, pre­
FyaavoLOnne A oaixbt H im —
Ute big show ia that eity last week. venting the riding of bicycles Bedridden,
alone and destitute.
Oeoar Carter and family, and E. on the sidewalks, was repealed at 8uoh was the condition of an old
the
regular
m
eeting
o
f
the
ooun-l
Hadway and family, who have been
soldier, J . J Havens, Versailles,0 .
eqjoying an outing at Garabaldl oil this week.
For years he was troubled with Kid­
aeveral weeks, returned home the
dootors nor
Sportsmen in thio vioinity, we are. ney
- disease,
,
• and
. neither
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latter pert of last week.
informed, are shooting birds out of «“ »dioine gave him relief. A t length
The Hillsboro and Dayton base
bell teams w ill play a game of bell
on the ball grounds in Dayton, next
Sunday. The game will commence
at 2 p. m.
.
eeaeon Perhaps, they are not aware J1? tried “ leetrie Bi t tere__ I t put
that there ie a game warden who him on hie feet in short order and
is looking into thio matter. 'T h e Q0V ^e testifies: “I ’m on the road
probability ie that some one will to ®o®pl«te reoovery.” Beet on
have to pay dea- for their bird. I t í * art» for Hear and kidney troubles
is always beet to “be sure and then snd
° t eteuaeh and bowel
Burnette Breathlets ie wbat you!
go
ahead.”
complaints.
Only 50c
Guaran-
I want. Relieves boarsness-—sweet-
M ia. Martha Oom-r - W
. « t h I * * 1 b*
W P o «rii, druggist.
| ena^tbe breath. „You can eat onions
leather 25tk and 26tk.
MILLER MERCANTILE CO.
McMinnville, Or.
Beautiful location. Good Dormitory
tlon to Individual need*. Strong faculty,
minimum.
.»-«s.
eolenttflo, elementary, aoademte, musical, a rt and
1 offered. X department of Bxpreaslon and Oratory
. A t the heed of this department la aspeolallst In
•oaaeaeea eminent quaUfleatiooe for the work, »or
her Information addreee the preeident nr secretary
Dallas, Oregon.
C. 0 . POLING, Ph. D., President.
I age 5 oenta^gt Harrie’ d ru g a to re L *
I f you want to save money Corner, during their-visit in the
East, returned to Spokane, Wash.,
take your produce to H . A. last week. Her sitter Em ily and
I Palmer & Co., M cM innville, and 1 Mies Lola Martin returh to that city
We have tbe Latest in D R E 8S GOODS. We are showing
it their worth in Dry Goods, this week. The ladies are engaged
roceriea or cash.
a com plete Line o f R U B B E R BOOTS and SH O E S. M ACIN­
in teaching school in Spoken.
!
TO SH ES a few pairs
I J. W. Coffin, now in Ufa employ
Famous MAYFIELD Woolen Mills make for Prices and
The Dayton
Quality meets all competition.
S
Apples and pears are ooming to
Mens’ $2 50, now $1.50.
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I of the Booth Kelley Lumber Co. at
Cash buys bargains at N ichols
the Dayton Evaporator at a lively
$4.50. Box Coat, now $2.49.
Eugene, was at home several days
<
fe
Gnbriel’s. Try it.
rate, end the fruit is being assorted,
vieitnig bis fam ily. On hie way
$6.50 Box Coat, now $3 49.
packed
and
shipped
to
Seattle.
In
Ladies’ $7.00 Combination Skirt and Cape M acintosh now $3.69. I here last week be took in the drone the neighborhood, of 1500 boxes of ! F or S adr .— A young fresh
m ilk cow, givin g a good meas of
I at Salem.
;
Ladies’ $6.00 Silk Lined Cape Maointosh $3.49
fruit have been shipped by the
Gentle and good milker.
M. ■ . Cause h — Seivloea at Dayton Evaporating Company thia woek. milk.
We are offering special prides on Shoes.
Inquire at thia office.
1st and Srd Sundays each month 8 p.
*
We always Carry a Complete Line of GROCERIES.
Call and get prioes before making your purchases.
Remember its
NICHOLS & GABRIEL,
D ayton, Or.
J. G. LEWIS, Mang
m. |d and 4th Sundays a t 11 a. m. I Tbe evaporator ie now in operation
F ob B als .— A good upright K im ­
Sunday-aehool io a. m., every Bunday. I and with the receiving and peeking I
Prayer meeting 8 Thursday evening of frnit, and the work of improve- ball piano. In good order. In ­
B. E. Dunlap, Pastor.
| mente io progress, presents a busy quire at thia offioe.
Tom m y Burch, who w u laid eoene.
I up for some tim e with a sore foot,
It would appear that farmers
is again out around. H e uses and hop growers should be proe-
crutches.
'-k4
roue and happy this year.
That Orange Cider1,soda and min
ley have been favored with
eral water manufactured by Harry the
finest of weather
for
Warn begana, proprietor of Dayton harvesting and securing of crops.
Mineral Works are excellent drinks The prices of all farm products
for hop pickers and others thia
and hops are good. Why ebouid
warm weather. T ry them.
not tim es be prosperous? Wheat
The Oregon W eekly Journal, a Dem o­ is now 75 cents per bushel, oats
cratic newspaper, 1« pages, fun of sa w s—
all of It. SI a year to any addreaa. The 26 to 80 cents, butter 40, egge 19
Journal, P. O. Box 111, Portland. Or.
cents per dosen, hops 22 cents
| Dr. A. J. Rossiter, of Montavilla,
I a suburb of Portland, was here thia
week on businMS, and shaking
hands with old friends. The Doc­
tor has been suffering from several
oarbunolee,
whiob has reduced him
Hearse
somewhat in flesh.
K
per pound.
I
Freeh confectionery and the
beet brand o f cigars at Detmer-
in g’a.
D atto « H bbald and
Oregonian $2 a year.
M A N U F A C T U R E R O F A L L K IN D S OF
Mineral W aters, R oot Beer, Ginger
Ale, Orange Cider.
W ill deliver to any part of the county.
HARRY W A M B S G A N S ,
Orders solioited.
Dayton, Yam hill County, Or.
Weekly
Posters, letter heads or any
style of printing done at H kkald
office Dayton.
W hetfyon want a good shave,
;
hair
oat or shampoo, oall on Z.
l Spangle, tbe Dayton barber.
H A R D W A R E, F U R N IT U R E
W allpaper.
&
Screen Doors, Hammocks, Tents, Camping Outfits, Window 8creene
and everything to make life enjoyable In tbe summer. A large stock,
Take your Sunday dinner at and prices that w ill please; at
,
tbe Commercial hotel.
O. O. HOD8ON, McMinnville, Or.
Tbe D atto « H bbald and Week­
Rev. L . F. Belknapp and wife of ly Oregonian $2 a year.
Forest Grove, were here Wednesday
visiting Mrs. Belknapp’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dorsey, and sla­
A full supply of Undertakers Goods kept in stock
ter and brother, Mrs. M A. Peery
furnished when requested.
and J. P. Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs.
There ie some most exoellent Belknapp were returning from Liao
meats now supplied tbe Dayton county, where they had been enter­
Market. Some of tbe toncer, joioy ing their vaeattea a t M f. M k n w p p ’a
ORANGES,
N 0T8,
Did you know that there
eteaks and roasts siloed off by the old home at Munroe. ; Mr. B. tad
LEM O N S,
C ANDY,
are just as many styles
prlnog of carvers, Wm. Tooker, will brother, while ia Linneouuty, killed
CIGARS
B ANANAS,
in
jewelry
ee
in
anything
make the mouth of almost any one 7 or 8 deer.
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LEM O NADE,
C ID E R ,
elsef There ajre, and we
water for a taste.
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SODA.
have
tbe
latest
and
pretti­
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Corner who
Dr. Waggoner left on Monday
A t regular lowest prices
est.
Come in and see
for W ashington, where he will have been visiting their old home
them.
Here
is
an
elegant
PR O PR IETO R .
be employed placing and mak­ in Canada, and also visited friends
line of everything new io
and relatives in other Motions of
jewelry.
Washing of all kind done first olass. Ii, case of mistakes, notice ing dates for lectors courses by tbe East, returned home 00 Thurs­
I. A L D E R M A N ,
must he giveo and the original list returned to the office within 24 the Oregon Lecture Bureau. H is day last week. They say they had
The McMinnville Jewel­
Bring your girl and eat IC E C R E A M in onr private room«.
hoars. Not responsible for goods after 30 days.
first stop will be at Chehalis.
a fine visit, and enjoyed their trip
er
and
Optioian.
Gentleman’s work a specialty. No Chinese employed.
W h a t is L iv b ?— In tbelaat anal­ very muob. On their way home
ysis
nobody knows, bat we do know they stopped io Colorado and visit­
Dayton oustomera will please leave orders with Z. SPA N G LE, Agent.
that
it le under strict la w . Abuse ed their son end family, Rev. Milton
C lothesto be left with him on Mondays.
that law even slightly,paio reeolta. Corner, who went there for their
Irregular living means derangement health. They found tbe family
of the organs, resulting io const!pa-1 gieetly improved in health, by their
Uoo, headache or liver trouble removal from this elate to Colorado.
C. L. T H A Y E R ,
The undersigned having again
Dr. King’s New Life Pills qoicklyI
Patterson, Jones A Co. took -the opened his blacksmith shop at
re adjusts thie. I t ’s gen tie yet thor­
A. J. McCANN, P ro p .,\
last load of their stock of general bis old stand at G. B. A bdill’s,
ough. Only 25c at Powell’s drug
merebandiee to Newberg on Mon­ would invite those who want
D A Y T O 1SP, ORE,
The Greatest Farm Paper of the Northwest Published
day, where they combined It with work done in hie line, to give
Weekly at 8alem, Oregon. Edited by the Farmers of
The peblie are invited to give this
their merebaodiee stock in thatoity. him a trial. Repairing done on
hoeae a trial
The hooee haa lately been
The firm now has a large and oom-j
tbe Northwest. Twenty Pages. Illustrated.
short notice.
reAtted, newly painted aud papered
pleto stock of merabandiM, and are
W . F . A B D IL L ,
A speecialty, and Watiefaction guar­ and conveniently arranged tor (lie an*
giving their cortomer« tbe benefit|
commotion of the public. Clean bed«.
W
STERN PAPER FOR WESTERN PEOPLE
anteed.
Tables «applied with the best the m arket
of low prioeeio general merohan-|
General repairing, and a ll work affords.
dies. While here the firm made)
a bis line promptly done.
many frieode, especially Mg. Patter-1
B eginning July 1 , 1 will sell
eon who conducted tbe business at
Tboa i lem ons,oranges, bauan-
every article in m y store af
Publication began March l,Ie 0 0 . Now haa 9,200 subscribers. Phenom
thia plaoe. Patterson, Jooee A Co. 1
as, aud all tropical frnite at Det-
B
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L
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CONNOR,
enal growth Is doe to its being the beet farm paper published.
w ill have something to say as to r actual coat wholesale. No devi­
m eriug’e ie of the beet quality.-
from thia and all sales
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their business and the bargains that ation
1
Good goods, and low pkioee for
they w ill give their customers, in ] <
M O M E 8T B A D and frA YTO N H E R A L D 81.75. per year.
cash at N ichols A Gabriel’s.
McMnurviLL«, Oa.
J. W. FI8HBURN
future issues of the H kbald .
DAYTON,
OREGON.
LOOK
N EW BERG STEAM L A U N D R Y
A. N. PRESSNALL, -
T h e D ayton R acket S tore
L ow est Prices.
Q uick Service
Blacksm ithing.
THE
PACIFIC
HOMESTEAD
B L A C K SM IT H ,
C01K1RCIAL HOTEL
"DAYTON, OREGON.
H orse S h o e in g
62 Pauers for $1.00--Less than, 2 ceits each.
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