Dayton herald., January 22, 1904, Image 1

On Monday morning the ground A N O T H E R
P IO N E E R G O N E.
was soveeed with enow, but it wae
Hon. Charles H. Burch died
very wet and melted fast. I t eno*
ed at intervale during the day, at his home 2 miles east of Am­
keeping the ground covered with ity, of rheumatism of the heart,
ABBIVAL AMD DaPABTUXB OF TMAIMIA enow until Tuesday, when it nearly January 9, 1904; aged 76 years,
all melted, Thia waa the first enow 5 Epos, 13 days.
w d at i ; U i . » .
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Arrives at Dayton from Portland S;5 Sp m.
thia winter In the valley.
Charles Harold Burch was an
ABBIVAL AMD PMfABTPBM OF M AHA
For Fine GROCERIES, both
STA PLE
and
OROKERY, Q U E E N SW A R E ,
And C H IN A , L A M P S of all kind, call on .
Arthur C . Probert president of honored citizen; had resided in
the bank to be opened at thia place, this state since 1844. He has ev­
M c M innville , or .
came up frem*Portland Wednesday er manifestd deep and active in­
evening, where he had been arrang­ terest in public progress and im­
e r the opening of the ban
bank provement. He wae born Juiy
ing for
here, aftd also a new bank at Port; 27, 1828, iu Keytsville, Missouri,
returned to Portland w'ss 2 years old when his mother
A full and complete stoca in all land
this morning
The name of the died; when 10. years of age his
at
linee of good« usually kept
bank hers fa the Stats Savings
father died. Acquiring his early
Detmeriog’s.
Bank.
education
in district school, he
Nothing C H E A P at the Racket
D ombstiu T roub l b s — I t la ex­ afterwards pursued a cours in the
Store ■ McMinnville, but
their
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ceptional to- find a fam ily where high school. At age of 16 he
PR IC ES.
To those about to build or repair I wish to oall your attention
there ara no domestic ruptures oc- made a difficult journey across
When makiftg mince pies try CMjona|ly, but these can "be leeeen-
ied and
am shall continue to keep on
to thrfact that I am now auppli<
aome of that cider at the Dayton
by
King,B Now Life the plains; joining an emigrant
hand a
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train
until
reaching
Fort
Bridger
M a r k e t. • |
: Pills around. Much trouble they
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Wyomi.ngwhen
he
left
the
party
Aa large stocx of clothing as in save by their great work in S to m -
with
which
he
bad
traveled,
and
BOTH—
the county, at Nichole A Gabriel’s, i ach and Livi
Liver troubles. They not
There will be a mothers meeting
leve ;
25° ’ ** came on to Oregon; being the
first white emigrant to land in
Pows a drug store
Id at the home of Mre. Glass F rl- C . W . Powell
Oregon City. In his political
day, January 29, at 2:80 p. m
neaeo, who has been views, Mr. Burch has been «stal­
S.
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Every one i la invited.
moving fits household goods to wart democrat since casting first
0 . M. Harris and wife have Sheridan took the last of hia goods presidential vote. In 1878 be was
IN SHINGLES I KEEP
moved into the house vacated by to that place on Monday, He was ohcsen to represent hia district
also
accompanied
by
Mrs.
R.
Mr.
8. N. Rassmussen and wife.
Rasmussen has opened a branch in the State Senate, and in 1884
There ia a boat daily from Port­
he was elected a second term; at
land to Dayton. The steamers E l­ hardware and implement store at both times overcoming large re­
Sheridan.
We
regret
that
Mr.
and
more and Modoc are "running bere
Mrs^ R have removed from Dayton publican majority- He was a.
alternate days from Portland.
where they have many friends, who man of marked individuality,
John Bradley aud wife have hope to see them return to this of great force o f 1 chrracter, of
moved to the house owned by place some time in the near future of strong likes and dislikes, un­
Charles Addison.
M r. Bradley aDd make their home here.
swerving in loyalty and devotion
having leased his building in which
to friends. He was a kind and
be has bean living to Mr. Probert
loving
husband, an affectionate
D
ayton
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ank
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At
a
for the bank.
meeting held lest Friday afternoon father.
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Edward D. Waggoner, eldest eon for election of officers of the Dayton
In 1851 he was united in mar­
- of Dr. and Mrs. Waggoner of this Bank, and the transaction of other riage to Miss Phoebe Buffum, a
olty, was married in Chicago, 111., business connected with the Bank,
native of Illinois, who with her
Jaouary 13, to Miea Pauline-Goach. the following named were elected
Bride-ana gropm ' are of the same officers: Arthur C. Probert, pres­ arents to the Northwest in 1847.
o them were born 18 children;
ag.,-22\-’^ ^ V .
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ident, John M . Crawford, vice-
Hiram of Crook county, Jane,
Oliver
P.
Sackett,
csBhier
;
Leonard
Beat of overalls, rain and
at home; Clay, of McMinnville;
R Rossner, assistant cashier.
storm goods, umbrellas, over­ R. Following
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named are directors of Chas. H., of Amity; Anna, of -
shoes, etc., at Nichols A Gabriel’s the Bank: John M. Crawford, Newbarg; Georgia, of thia city;
—• W m . 8 . Crane, of California, John R. Forest, Robert L . Harris, Idrees, Louisa, Victoria, all at
Md , Buffered for years from rheu­ John C. Nichols, Arthur G. Probert, home; 4* died-in infancy. Al­
matism and lumbago.
He was Dunosn Roes, F-R- W ilson.
though the day of hi»*“ tuneral
I. A- HLANNINGK
Batter 40 cent* per roll.
Egg* SO cents per dosen.
Wheat 08 cw t» par bnahel.
Oats 25 to30 cent* per bosbel.
Potatoea 40 to 50 cent« a hundred.
Fine cigars at poatoffloe stem.
T his space reserved for
D A Y TO N BANK.
FA N CY
LUMBER 1 SHINGLES
NICHOLS ! GABRIEL
n.'V
R O U G H , SIZ E D and
D R E SSE D LU M BER .
Xi
COMMENCING DEC. 5,
A N D E N D IN G DEO. 31.
Saw ed, Cut, D im ention and F ancy.
A lso D oors and W indw s, Mold­
ings &c.
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S. W . SIG LER. '
' W e offer our entire line of L ad ies’
W A L K IN G SKIRTS,
U N D E R SK IRTS,
D R E SS GOODS,
At 20 percent
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Som e prices:—$ 6 .0 0 Skirt $4.80;
$ 0 ,0 0 for $ 4 .0 0
Monday II, was an extremely
A great reduction in all
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You So.’’— On Monday, stormy one, a large congregation
i t effected a complete cure. For
FFM . Crabtree, one of Y am h ill’s turned out to pay their last trib­
Shoes, Clothing, H ats and G ents’ sale by R . L . Harris.
thrifty hop growers, who has held ute to this honored pioneer.
Whan you want a good shave, on to his bops this year until the
hair cut or shampoo, call on Z. last, sold his hops to Charles
Furnishing Goods, Rubber Goods. Spangle,
When bilious try a dose of Cham­
the Dayton barber.
L i veal y of Salem There were 101 berlain's Stomach aud Liver Tab­
D. A. Snyder was in Seattle this balsa in the lot, containing 21,386 lets and realise for onoe how quick-
2 $ per cent discount o n a ll R ain week
pounds.1 which wae the product of y a first class up-to-date medicine
on basinese.
'16 acres.
The prioe paid Mr.
Clothing.
Mrs. D. A. Snyder is at Gray’s Crabtree for bops was 27| cents per will correct the disorder. For sale
by R. L . Harris
, visiting her aunt,
und. I t is useless to say that
W e are show ing a n ew lin e H oli­ Harbor,AVash
lira. Pierson.
r. Os wae elated over hie sale, re­
General Blacksmithing.
d ay Goods.
Get otjr prices on L. T. W ilks has been on the sick K
ceiving the highest price .paid in
this vicinity t hi eyes r, and the com­
list.
Horse shoeing a specialty.
Christm as Candies. .7
pliment paid him by Livesly, who
E x c e lle n t cook stove for only said that the bops were the beef New shoes N o .1 ,2 ,3 per horse, 11.50
Rem em ber, for each D ollars •5.00. In q u re at I I AL that be hsd seen this y e e * I t is i< I “ .» «. " j 4,5, 7 .< “ » “ »__ 2.00
1.75
bis intention to send a bale to the
w orth of goods you get a tick et on office.
Resetting old shoes t t
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Miss Flora Livingstone is assist- W orld’s Fair at 8t. Louis. This is
A ll job work in proportion.
the
last
lot
of
bops
in
this
vicinity,
our fine $ 3 7 0 Brinkerhoff Piano.
ng Mre. R. L. Harris teaching
Wood choppers steel wedges 40,
Chas. Crabtree who dried the hope,
school in U nity district.
it being his maiden effort in that >0 cents each per wedge; splittini 5
- Come, come, cornel to .
Dr. Moore, of Davenport, Wash., line, is pleased to know that he t^ars 75 cents and 11. Loggers an
T he D ayton R acket S tore .
old
bb
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was in town Tuesday, with the view made success of it...
of locating here.
E. A. Alderman is confined to
lie home with a severe attack of
rheumatism.
NICHOLS & GABRIEL,
. . D ayton, Or.
harry wambsgans ,
proprietor or
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M A N U F A C T U R E R OF A L L K IN D S OF
M ineral W aters, R oot Beer, Ginger
Ale, Orange Cider.
W ill deliver to any part of the county.
HARRY
Orders solicited.
W A M B S G A N S , Dayton, Yam hill County, Or
A FU LL LINE: OF
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.DALLAS COLLEGE,
DAU.AA, OBBOOB.
Beautiful looaUon. Good Dormitory privileges. Special altea-
tlon to Individual needs. Strong faculty. E: xpenaee reduced to the
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onuniea offered. A department of Expression and Oratory
A t Ute hrsd of thle department I . aspecl.liet In
tote K
Xho poeeeeee. em inent q u .llflc .tlo n e for th ew ort. For
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address the p ru d e n t or mmretery
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to Chloago and all points isket ; LoutsvUto. Memphis, Mew Orteaaa, sad all potat»
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See that yoar ticket reads via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Thoroughly modern train* oonneet with all tnneoontlnental lines at 8t.Y»4f sad
Omahfe
friends are eomlng west 1st ns h»ow mid we will quote them direst
the apeolally low rates now in effect from all eastern pointe.
Any information as to rates, routes, eto., aheerfully give on applioatloa.
B. H. TRUMBULL,"
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J. O. LIND8BY,
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142 Third 8 t, Portland, Ora.
P. B. THOMPSON, F. A P. A.,
Room 1, Colmkn Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Cost One Cent
VITJE-ORE
home drove his 'fine rape horse
property will be sold at a re­
The man on the dry goods box,
through a gate, and while Mr.
duced price. Reason for selling
Rossner was closing gate the with one eye, remarks:
is ill health and old age.
Life is a circus with many side­
horse started home at a rapid
C. W.PGWELL, ;
gait. Mr. R. footed his way to shows.
Dayton, Oregon'.
That you can’t judge a horse by
town.
&
the harness.
That it takes the editor to make
a long story short.
T h a t after a m ig h ty lie hae pre
vailed men c s ll'it t h e tru th .
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MAKES
ONE DAY
Strong, Healthy Women
IN FOURTEEN
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Robust, Vigorous Meal
N ot* T en
Blood Vital
laker, Pain
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In • bu-tlnc»s e d u cation pays. Thle I* IT
Rbennatian, BMcht’e
shown by the success of our student* In
securing sud bolding responsible posi­
tions.
We offer strong business end
Bborthend course*.
Thorough worv.
Clsse end Individual Instruction. Living
expenses low. Ourcatalog w ill tell you
about our school. Y o u r* for the asking.
Blood Potuni
leonine, Borea and Ulcer», lir iH a i
Fever, Norton. Proetratloo and A n nata, Liver,
Kldnev, and Bladder TfOnblee. OaMrrh of any
Part, P enale Complaint* Stomach and Bowel
Dtecrdera, Oeueiel DeMlIty^ j ,
For sale at H b r a l d offio < ^ A
That all men are born ignorant
— and some never outgrow it
That an argument is used to pro­
mote an unnessiry conversation
When a man thinks be knows
C A P IT A L B U S IN E 8 3 C O L LE G E ,
all he is happy until he wakes up
SALKM, OaXOON.
A fool when he hae nothing to eay
W. I ' S TA L E Y . P R IN CIPA L-
, Administrator’s Notice.
A P risoner in H i r O wn H ouse is never saliefied until he says it.
Notice is hereby given to all per
The silver-tongued orator is sel­
— Mrs. W . H Lay hay, 1001 Agnes
sone concerned, that the County
dom
able
to
interest
hie
wife.
Ave , Kansas City, Mo , has for
» Broken and Worn
Court for Yam hill County, 8tate oi
several ye-rs been troubled with
Poker is not a game of chance—
Oregon, has duly appointed Jacob
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severe hoareeneee and at times a or, at least, the novice has no
Hols worth administrator of the
repaired and reset at moderate ex-
bard
cough, which she Bays, chance.
estate o fT illie Holsworth, deceased.
se.
Kings,
Brooches,
Pins
and
Would keep me indoors for days.
I t takes a political
orator
Now therefore, all pereooe beviog
[St* thoroughly renovated and
I was prescribed for by physicians to say. things that sound well an(
claims against said estate are here­
cleaned, worn p *rt* refibad and
with no noticeable resolte
At mean nothing.
jewel* reset or replaced * t ehorteet
by notified and required to present
notice Valuable jewelry ought to
friend gave me part of a bottle of
them to me, with proper vouchers,
When a man goes visiting, it is
be
examined
from
time
to
time
and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with
at my residence H “ Use EsM of
B to see a place, butJfhen s woman
loosened jew el* adjnated to
inetruotione to closely follow the
w
ill
be
!
Day too, in eaid County of Yam hill,
t their
i.ir .. lorn.
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All • repair*
directions and I wish to state the t ^ g o rt,il is to see people
I within six months from the date
after the firet dsy I could notice ai
When a man hesitates, he is apt
hereof. *
t . better, - and
- 4 ia he lost, and the woman in the
executed. Bend by expree* or reg
decided ebang» for
for i the
Dated this 3rd day of Deoember,
at this time after using it for tw o{o«Be 6nda him.
A. D.. 1903
alderman
weeks, bave no beeitation in saying
There isn’t anything finer th^o
J acob H olswobtbi
The McMinnville Jeweler
I realixe that I am entire!*'
ly "•••»—
oured » ” the pride parents take io their 1 chil-
Administrator of the estate o fT illie
aud
Optician.
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T his rem edy is for sale by R . L . dreu,or anything more pitiful when
Holxworth, deceased.
Harris
children don’t deserve iV
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beaHay wwxmmsw
• twr wwvwl to-day
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The children had a good time Dayton and S t Joe Stage.
Coon bunting seems to be the fad snowballing on Monday.
now a-daya of the town boys.
Bernice Hatfield was absent on
to bay a postal card and send to the New
Leaves Dayton twice a day for
Some of them go out every night,
York Farmer, New York City, for a free
Tuesday.
St. Joe— at 8:30 a. m.; and 1:30
but most of them get skunk (ed).
specimen oopy.
in. Returning at 11
m.
The new books for the library
Miae Luts of Oregon City, visited have been received.
and at 4 p. m. Orders left #ith
D ayton H brald and Tribune FsrtoSr
with Wesa Bertram over Sunday.
only 11-25 per year. 8nbaoribe for the pa­
8ome of the eighth grade pupils E. J. Avery, proprietor, or at the
pers and get your home news aod an up-to-
Mrp. Dave Setb ia here visiting will take the final eighth grade e x ­ postoffice will be promptly at­
date, first olass farm journal.
amination next week.
her sister, Mrs Frank Smith.
tended to.
E lla Gabriel and B erth a Vereteeg
Wash Lewis is seriously ill with
•tarted to school last week.
Sale.
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Closing Out Sale.
pneumonia.
We have programs at school ev
A delightful surprise party waa ery Friday afternoon, from half past
Wishing to retire from b»^ R U P T U R E j ^ ^ ^ ^ s S s s i S K S s S
Il tire stock
stock able war e< beaUa* while yon wort. *e° tT<g rtfl^^>TKJ,
H# wasTBROOX, MAWB.
given Cora Spangle Friday evening 2 o’clock uutil 4. Every one in ­ ness I will sell my entire
last. “ Pit" and “Crockonile" were vited.
drugs, medicines, and othet arti­
the games of the evening
I t was
There are 56 pupils enrolled in cles, owned by me in the town of
at a late hour when guests departed,
Dayton, which is a first class
Prof. Dodson’s room.
after an evening of pleasant enjoy­
location
for an experienced drug­
ment.
gist to go into business. I also
On Saturday last, while at his FLA SH L IG H T S H E R E A N D offer my real estate property for
THERE.
farm A. Rossner, when starting
sale. All of the above named
P ortland and R btubn O nly
• 1.85.— The Southern Pacific Com­
pany are now selling round trip
ticxeta to Portland from Dayton
for •1.85, good going Saturday or
Sunday, returning Sunday or Mon
Screen Doors, Hammoeke, Tents, Camping Outfits, Window Screens day, giving all day Sunday, and
and everything to make life enjoyable In the enmmer. A large atdck, Monday io Portland. The same
arrangement applies from Portland,
and prices that will please, at
Portland people a chance to
O. O. HODSON, McM innville, Or. giving
vieit valley points at greatly re­
duced rates.
hardware , furniture
8C H O O L
and wood choppers tools mads to
order.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
» C L. THAYER.
Dayton, O r.
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