s
D ayton
X
GET FRUTTO):
herald .
If paid In advance
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within alz month*.
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Cards, Posta». Circula».
Lotter aai B ill Beads, otc.
• ir
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m peso p * t
month; reading notleaa I * loentnolnmn (canin'
par llna f o r i n t Inaarflon, 4 nanta for anfeaa-
quant Innartlon.
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UMtanrp and marriage notteae not azcaadla*
W llaaa, publlahed Iree. If «ant la for publica­
tion at onea. Card nt ttaaka, radolutfona. and
lia r matter • eanta par line.
DAYTON HERALD Office.
ARRIVAL AND DEPABTOBR OP MAILA
SA V IN
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v
STATE
bank
l/epart
(:00 a.m.
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A R T H U R C. PR O B ER T
President
OLIVE» P 8ACXETT
ADAM ROSONE a
A u ’t Cashier
Leave. Dayton tor P o rtlM dat ( ; t l a . m.
Arrives at Dayton from Portland 5.9 Ip. m.
D IR E C T O R S :
Chirlen
Hedley,
John C. . -----------
Nichole, Arthur C. Probert,
I
id
ley, ----------
Fred B e r t r a m , ___
k R. W ilioo.
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Adam Roeener, Dr. B. F. 8 wick, Fran
Batter 40 cents par roll.
Eggs 21 cent* per dosen.
Wheat 7 2 cents per bnabsl.
Onta 28 to32 canto par bnabsl.
Potatoes 40 to 60 cento a hundred.
Vine cigars at poatoffloe store.
C a p ita l, $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
DAYTON, OEE.
• TRANSACTS
I
Arrivo
(3 sa .m .
ir is a. m.
(S ip . wa
1.4» p.m.
LEONARD A. ROMNRR A R R IV A L AND DRFABTOBX OP TRAINS.
Cashier-,
Vice Pre«.
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NO. 42
DAYTON» OREGON» FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
VOL. XIX
A Oeueral B an kin g , Collection, Discount and E xch an g e Business
In terest Paid on T im e and Savings Deposits
T a k r I t .— -T h is w ill be a very
im p o rtan t year as to news. T h e
Farm Loans a Specialty
z
presidential cam paign w ill sup­
Get one o ( « r Home Savings B ank*
We solicit all or even • part
connected with our 8avtngs Departmept
of your Banking Business ply a great am ount o f politcal
news. T h e war now in progress
Banking Hours, 9 a. m- to 4 p. m. Saturday Evenings, 7 to 9 p. m.
in the far East w ill be a source
o i newg of g re a t interest to a ll.
T h e p u b lis h e r ^ th is paper baa
arrauged w ith the Twice-#» Weak
R epublic o f St. Louia, whereby
we can fu rn ish the D ayton
H e m j.n and R epublic a t 91.25 a
year.
T h e R ep u b lic has been
rr
established near a cen tu ry and is
a reliable newspaper. I t w ill
lead,in g ivin g the W o rld ’s F a ir
news.
W iLsoN -Esrafc— Mies »ayah
E . W ilson and Olaude R . Eete>
were m arried tbte afternoon at 5
o’clock at residence of G . W .
R igby, who performed the cere­
m ony.
T h e bride is a well
known and h ig h ly respected
young lady, and is a sister of
Mrs- Cora Cooper. T h e groom
was form erly *• barber in this
city, but lately bought a shop in
A thena where they w ill reside.
T h e above ia taken from 4
Pendleton
paper.
T h e bride
is a daughter of V. R. W ilson ot
W ebfoot,
REAL
ESTATE
T R A N S FE R S .
Reported by the
Yam
hill County i A betrat t Com
—
-
p an j. Me M inori lie
B E Lippincott and wife to Wm
Cain, 6 lots, blk 7, Lippipoott’s 2d
add to Dayton ; 9400.
J Youpg to G Schaad, 23 acs 15
and 22, t 8 a, r 2 w; 912.
W C Heater to John Brown, 4 aca
in d i c of S Heater, t 8 a, r 2 w ;
921
Elisabeth Simms et al to Wm
DeHaven, 21 bps in d 1 c of G Ste­
phens, t 5 s, r 7 w; 930.
A S Bible and-Wifo to W R and
J C Ellis, 8180 sqfft in Wm Chap­
man d 1 c, t 5 s, r tt w ; 91000.
D u n d e e , p r-, Feb. 23, 1904.
A T H ill and" wife to Jennie D
E d it o r H e r a l d :— F . B. W eb Miller, lot 5 blk 9, Deakina 2d add
to Newbag; 9175.
er, who has bee nú n the general
,, ,
t
.
Catharine Baker to J L W hirry,
m erchandise bumneffs here *o r : blk 8 Johns add to McMinnville,
several y e a n , hadcleaued o u t bjs 9900.
stock o f goods and sold bis real
H C Wells and bus to'Ellen Met-
M U to to U r i a , B y » . • W toUby
D .,id « ,n d i e . , «
C -r to
D i H w r , , lot 8
h a i l ? .r T T M d h e ™
Qoo S y t a u d « l b to H F r . . l . r ,
d ay n ig h t, and moved at once,
J2
M . dd
in to the furnished residence o f t(j N ’wberfJ 1600.
M rs. E m m a 8aunders, where,
g u te of ^ regon
Geo W Gor-
they w ill rem ain about a m o nth; don l20ac8 eg
- - - ..
24,
t
4'.s, r 6 w
see
d
u
rin
g
tbe
lim
e
th
at
M
r.
Gordon
9150.
A. W . DicksoD. a printer who has
D R Jaokaon to M H Pinnery, lot
been in poor health, came up here .is superintending im provem ents
from Portland to rusticate for a few on h is newly acquired farm s. 1 and pt lot 2, blk 3 Deakins add to
months, and wants something to do M r. G . is a la rg e ' farm er and Newberg; 9200.
out of doors. H e lost hia health by lorse breeder of N o rth Dakota.
M J Downee and wife to M H
night work on the Oregonian. He ,ast w inter be left home eu route Ptwhery, lot 4, blk 3 Deakina 2d add
ia now stopping at the Commercial to C alifo rn ia, to spend th e win- to Newberg; 915C.
Hotel, and would like to hear.froifa tor— at tbe tim e bad no in ten tio n
J McDaniel and to J H Robbins,
dome one who has a light job oat of locating in Orgon; b u t when 160 aca in 8 Allen d 1 c, t 5 s, f 4
of doors *, wages is of very little con­
ie struck tbe state and got a taste w; 93760.
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sideration to him.
He has bad
of
the
healthy
famous
Oregon
experience in the hop field.
MABRntGE L icenses .
clim ate, and became inform ed ot
W e are informed that the Dayton the un lim ited ^ reeources o f the
Nina Snell 23 to L C Clark 23.
I Creamery w ill soon be in operation state, he was so well pleased th a t
M yrtle Cockerham 19 to Harvey
again. I t is hoped that dairymen be .concluded to come here to Howard 23.
in thia vicinity w ill give it a liberal Dundee to live. T h is resulted
patronage, and contribute all they in tbe purchase of tbe F u lq u artz
D IE D .
can to its successful operation.
place by h im , together w ith a
Creameries elsewhere Jdo well, why
slice o f 65 acres from the exten­
M rs.-H onora C a llin an , at her
I not here?
sive dom ain of John C rawford. homo in Dayton, Sunday, Feb-
J. G . Lewis proprietor of the M r. Gordon’s
n’s brother-in-law ru
2 1, at 11:15 a. m ., of pneu-
I Racket Store is filling his store room
F uneral on Tuesday
followed soon from Dakota, and ( m onia
with goods in his line. It looks as purchased the large farm on
from the Catholic church M c­
though Mr. Lewis meant busineas, which 8 t. Joe statiou on the West
M in n v ille , b u rial in St. Jos cem-
and had faith in tbs future proeper-
Side R. R . ie located, between etery. Mrs. C a llin a n was born
I ity of this little city.
M c M iu n v ille
and
Lafayette. in county o P C la re , Ire la n d in
The D ayton H erald and The M ay the good Lord favor us with 1829, came to New O fleans in
I Oregon Daily Journal 94 for one more such enterprising people. 1848, from thqre she came to
T h e W illam ette V alley . Prune
year; 92,5(rror six months ; H aa-
,
.C a lfo rn ia b y vessel via N icara-
I a ld and S
ep al-W eekly Jo u rn al Association has assumed 1 charge
3em
-n j g 53< wa9 m a rrjed to A n -
(91.75; H erald and
___ __ ekly Journal
---------- ------------- .
& *cklu g drew G a llin a « ‘ in 1853; came to
11 60 per year. The Journal is pub- la u t form erly owned by I homaa O regon
jje f husband in
rinow. T h ey are ru n n in g it i n
and jOCttted in P ortland;
E scaped an A w ful F a t e .— Mr.
_ buaiueaalike m anner, Pac^ iu g i o n e w a r ’s teaidence in th at
I H . Higgins of Melbourne, Fla.,
moved to a farm near Day-
write«, “ My doctor told me I had •11 fru itjo f the W est Side
I t is rumored th a t the enter-
w j,ere they resided u n til
I consumption and nothing could be
prising
m
angem
ent
of
the
South-
j
,
^ear8
ag0 w heu t hey moved
done for me. I was given np to
die. Tbe offer of a free tria l bottle eru Pacific Hues, w ill make sev- L p ay to n .
of D r. King’s New Discovery for
consumption induced me to try it.
Results were startling. I am now d i,i.io n . Oue ia p L c io g more
Decembe;
on the road to recovery and owe al W
. “, ! “
Z .. . W M W F . b ~ . g U U . 0 4 ,
to D r. King’s New Discovery.
It
surely saved my life .” Thia great more room outside station build- at 11 a. m. “ 8^
F u n erai
i „ g. T h e , , « ran »8e g i v e u j h e l . n o n « , „ d
W atch T his Space.
at | druggist«.
G ENERA L MEROHAN DIS
W
11
Price 50c A 91. T ris
bottles free.
NICH O LS & GABRIEL,
D ayton, Or.
B. W . Barnes of P ortland,
came here to make a special visit
w itli o u r « bank president, M r.
Probert. • M r. Barnes was cash­
ier of two different state banka
in W isconsin, both of which Mr,
Probert was president.
T h ey
also went through college togeth
er as young men in the East.
harry wambsgans ,
P R O P R IE T O R . OF
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company by the people of New
H utisaker Weire held at the Bap­
berg, overflow not only the ele­
tist church on W ed n esd ay. at 2
gantly appointed w aiting room,
p. m ; in te rm e n t at Brookside
uu.
w
but Jso
alsi tbe platform . I f more
standing room is not supplied, cemetery
there is danger,while freig h t cars
W m. M a rtin , an old resident
are being switched, th at the fine of Dayton, 74 years of age, who
coaches may be crowded off the |,as been stopping at W allis
track. I t said the company w ill Goodrich ’s on Dayton P rairie
make the im provem ent provid- d jed early Wednesday m orning,
in g Nawbrg w ill bear the expense* jPguoral was held Thursday af-
and give company a perpetual ternoou at 1:30 from the M . E.
franchise.
A nother
im prove- church-
m ent th at I hear of, is th at of --------- A iz iK in
ru n n in g a sleeping car to Dallas,
D R E 9 S M A K I p H j
t o V X e,n‘>ii.d l‘: o ? ^ To
...d V ic in u ,
N early F orfbits His L if e -A
J. W. Turner who hat the con­
tract for putting up building to be runaway almost ending fatally,
need by 8. W Iter for his sawmill, started a horrible Ulcer on thB-LgR- 1
is pushing the work forward as fast of J B. Orner, Franklin GrovB,
For four years it defied all
as,the weather will permit. Mr. 111
But
Iler purchased the F. R. Wilson doctors and all remedies.
m ill building and machinery at Buck ten's Arnica Salve had nw
Webfoot Turner took the building trouble to cure him. Equally gooa
down and the lumber and machin­ for burns, bruises, skin eruption«
ery ia being brought to town to be and pile«. 2 5 o a tC . W . Powell’s
used in construction of Tier’s saw- drug store.
chill, which is being built bn the
” Do not fail to see the b eau tifu l
river bank, just below the flour
97.50 “ H e in ric h
H an d w erck”
m ill.
tp
Doll
at
L
ito
eh
ei’«
Grocery
to be
A m it y , Or., Feb. 6, 1904.
. To those who may be afflicted, given away.
this ia to oertify. that I wse afflicted
Nothing C H E A P at ‘the Backet
with a tore and painful limb caused
Store
McMinnville, hut
the!!
by hip joint disease q ( 6 .le e r s
standing. I tried the medical pro­ PR IC ES.
fession and they could not help me.
When making mince pies try
I then called on F. D. DeLong of
Dayton, Oregon, the Magnetic ao toe of that cider at the Day toil
Healer. He ba« got ¡me • good cir­ M arket.
culation in tbs cold and painful
Did you ever try any of thoed
limb, and I can stand on my limb
D ill Pickela?
They kre fine, a«
offewhole weight without pain; >
wowderful relief to me. I took 20 Detmering’a.
treatment.
8. J. N bumam .
«-Try th ese Dill plokiea at Det­
G ood 8 how .— The California
Dramatic Company gave two splen­
did performances last Friday and-
Satunday evenings. The town gave
them a good send off, and the pro­
duction ‘"The Hand of Fate,’ was
well received. The show is one of
the best that ever came to Dayton
The company carried ten people
and were under the management of
Ralph C. Clyde, former lya Portland
newspaper man. The H erald pub­
lisher, like a majority of newspaper
men, was pleased to meet one of the
printing fraternity, and found Mr.
Clyde a pleasant, social gentleman
Mineral Water Works
M ineral W aters, R oot Beer, Ginger
Ale, Orange C ider.j
A FULL LINE OF
hardware , furniture
W allpaper.
i
’ Y7
>
JP
&
COUNERCIAL HOTBL,
o. p. HODSON,
McMinnville, Or.
' DALLAS COLLEGE.,
BAXUUAB s O X B M ir.
of .he Faculty. D a l i - . Oregon.
poU ^
ph.
p b , W en t.
A full and complete atoox in a ll
lines of goods usually kept a t
Detmering’a.
As large stoex of clothing as in
the county, at Nichols A Gabriel’s.
Good 8quar« meals sot up a t
the C om m ercial H o tel.
D ill pickles, the beet in the m ar­
ket, at Detmering’a
T he D ayton R acket S tore .
J.
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For F ine GROCERIES, both
STAPLE
and
P
And
CHINA, LAMPS of
4— _ _ _ _
?
jj
p(,nl)Hld( O r; ia ,
N o ta r y
a ll kind, oall on
i r ju
-
M c M in n v ille , or
LUMBER i SHINGLES
To those about to build or rep air I wish to call your attention-
to the fact that I am now supplied and shall continue to keep on
'"‘nd “
GOOD
ASSO RTM ENT
------ O F B O T H -------
ROUGH, SIZED and
D R E SSE D L U M B E R
IN SHINGLES I KEEP
Saw ed, Cut, D im ention and F ancy.
A lso Doors and W indw s, Mold-«
ings & q .
S. W . S IG L E R -
V IT 2E -0R E
General Blacksmithing.
Horae shoeing a specialty.
*
MAKES
; iew ahoes No. 1,2, 3 per horse, 91.50
‘
“ 4, 6, •*
1.75
•
•- 6, 7,
2 00
¿«setting old ehoes “
100
AND
A ll job work in proportion.
Wood choppers steel wedges 40,
>0 cente each per wedge; splitting
bars 75 cents and 91 , Lfiggera and
1 lnher, Pain KradicaUr, Health and Strength and wood choppers lodle made to
Restorer.
order.
SatlefbClion gua>»nteed.
I T C U R ES
C. L . T H A Y E R ,
Kbeumati.m, Bright'» DtoWH. La Orlpple
Daytuu, Or.
Blood PolBonlnz. Sore« «nd Ulcer*.
¡Strong, Healthy Women
¡Robust, Vigorous Hen I
Fever, Nervous Prostration «ad A n « » l» , Liver,
Kidney, end Bladder Troubles, Catarrh of any
p . rt. Female Complaints Stomach and Bowel
Disorder«, General Debility.
F o r sale at H e r a l d office.
The little daughter of Mr. and
The public are invited to give thia (
Mr». McCann, landlady of tbe
Mrs. W. F. Ahdtll, id aenodqly •>
Commercial hotel, who haa been fS S t.’niti/'iitaSf
Dayton and S t Joe Stage
with pneumonia.
quite ill, ie on the rdad to recovery. s i s : : «
—
’J-. R. Edward«, one of onr mer­
Mra. C. Litecber ia lick with la Titb'ea supplied with the beat tbe m arket) Leaves D ayton twice a day (or
chants,, has been confined to hi»
8 t. Joe— at 8:30 a. m .; and 1:30
grippe.
affords.
home with la grippe this week.
A lex. M utchler ie lying seriously
O
IL " .: ^
“ ‘“U L ’ fe n « “ b
by Chamberlain s Pain Bain.
FANCY
CROKERY, Q U E E N S W A R E ,
ill at the residence of J. Holaworih.
’" " '" ’riaHHloal eclentia«’, elementary, aeademle, musical, art and
ClKMnieai. w i nvim
,iHD«rt,nent of Eipreeelon and Oratory
hualnw»«
OAt the fo nd of thia department la a«peclallat in
L?
¿ i ^ n o e ^ a * « em inent qua.McVtlona for thework. For
^UI«Mue» or otfoTInform ation addreae the president oreecreU ry
February-4904 is making a good
record for itself, raining.
Keep a Close Eye on this Space.
recovering.
location. Good noriultory privilege«. Bperial atten-
U ,,„|.® n ‘ iv ld « l need«. Sto.ng fe n tt y . B ep en ^ e reduced to the
They are fine.
‘,V
C arlton , O b ., Feb. 5, 1904.
This ie to certify that I have been
troubled with ovarian troubles of 8
years’ standing. After taking 6
treatments of F. D. DeLong, tbe
Magnetic Healer of Dayton, Ore
goo. I don’t feel any pain from
make the traiu in the m orning. 1
fMhlonabU dre8l. mskn.|i parlors
my former tionble.
One
m
orning
last
week
R
.
C.
and
eewing ehop« in citi**, and re«!-
M bs . F bed H ubner .
Crosby’s Jersey bull turned sud- ¡jing my ability to please in this
M A N U F A C T U R E R OF A L L K IN D S OF
Bruce Wolverton of Portland, denly around a b u ild in g u e x tto | line, I solicit a share of your pet-
visited in this city Saturday and
to the railroad, when h© espied ronage. Suits, tailor made or nth-
Sunday. He was bere in the inter­
e r*is e . street costumes, houss dress-
est of the Paoifio Monthly. Also an old red lantern 011 the rear e», party dre»»es. mi»»«» and chil­
preached in the Christian church platform of the m orning express. drens dressee, shirt waists, komo-
H e thonght it was coming toward nas, etc. Prices reasonable; work
Sunday morning and evening.
W ill deliver to any part of theponnty. Orders solicited.
him and made a dash for it, but neatly and promptly done.
all you cap to have those gas in five nlifiuteB realised th at the
MRS C. L T H A Y E R ,
HARRY WAMBSGANS. Dayton, Yam hill Connty, Or. arc Do lamps
placed for lighting tbe traiu was going the other way.
Dayton, Oregon
streets. W hy permit the town to H e was so in fu riated th at he
be in darkness when it oan be well tosBed the rear car into Levi
R. L. CONNOR,
lighted at small coat.
H ag ey’s cow yard (? )
Y . R.
a t t o r n e y - a t - l a w .
I f you have any sick horses or
G. L. Tufia »tale organiser of the
co«e or dogs, Robert Earl will treat
M c M in n v il l k , 0 b .
them for you. I f your stock has a Anti-Saloon League will speak in
the United Evangelical ( hurcb, on
cough he can cute it.
next Sunday, at 7:30 p. m.
1
Screen Doors, Ham mock ».Tents, Camping Outfits, Window
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dan
end everything to make life enjoyable In the summer. A large stock, Gibbons, about 15 years of age ia
Mine Mary Brady who haa been
A. J. M cCANN, Prop-
very
ill
with
pneumonia,
is
»lowly
eeriously
ill
with
atomaob
trouble
end prices th a t’w ill please; at
d
a
x t o
n
i ,
O R E .
T h e. D a y to n
mering’a.
Public. ^
r Closing Out
Sale.
W ish in g to retire from buai*
ness I w ill 111
sell m y en tire stock
drugs, medicines, and other a rti­
cles, owned by me in the town of
D ayton, w hich is a first class
location for uu experienced d ru g ­
gist to go iuto business. I also
offer my re^l estate property lor
sale. A ll of the above named
property w ill be sold a t a re­
duced price. Reason for Belling
is*iil health and old 8ge.
Legal p»pere of all kinds drawn (tended to
The efficaoy of Chamberlain’» = Beu,i lllUnlhly agricultural paper
on
short notice.
Pain Balm in the-relicf of rheuma | j t cuWef8 the general field of diver
Dayton Racket
c. w. P owell ,
mueu
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0
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e
Office
“ 'Bl The
being
demnnutraled
daily^l-|dl>d
terming
lis
Iruit-groa
mg
ti»m i» ___
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N O T IC E . — Barred
Plymouth
L ayto n , Oregon.
Parker Triplett, of Grigehy, V a , department makes it itidiepeuaable; Store
Rocks
and
Mammoutb Pekin
it» dairy — —
»aye that Chauilwrlain’a Pain Balm to Oregon fruit growers
Ducks, from priie winning pens
FO R S A LE.
gave him permknt nt relief from department ie al»o especially good
Subscribe for the D ayton H kh -
Egge for Bale, per sitting of 18,
I rheumatism in the hack when D a y t . i N H erald ancP Oregon Agri­
ald and Weekly Oregonian.
Only
60
cents.
-«J.
H
.
M
oore ,
everything elle failed, and he would culturist and Rural JNurthwest, one
A young fu ll blood Jerey cow.
92
a
year
foa
tbe
two.
Dayton,
Or.
3
H . f : C obnxb .
ilhout it. Far sale by R. year 91 26
rria.
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