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•... fr. J ■ 'DAYTON HERALD. • U^r year it paid la advance ’(thin alx month,. dvnrtlaementa, Single Inch par ack additional inah M anata par In* notleaa in local oolnmn * canta Cards, Posters. Circulars. . Letter and Bill Heads, etc —ZL AT i D OUlce. NO. 12 DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 29. 1904. VOL. XX A KU VAL AMD DEPARTVaB OP MAHA. T eachers ’ E xamination . Rain. Cooler. Notice is hereby given that the Ice for sale at Dettmering’s. . County Superintendent of Yam Ladies undsrwsar ^od dress hill county,.?ill hold the regulai examination of applicants for goods at Nichol® A Gabriel’s. ARRIVAL AMD DRPARTURN OF TRAINS. Leave! Dayton for Portland at S;M a. m. Do you want peachtsT If so, state and county papers at the Arrivée at Dayton from Portland t* Sp. m. leave or send ord®F® to Henry court house, McMinnville, as follows: Moenob, Dav ton. Batter 35 centa per roll FOR STATS PAPERS Mrs. Martha Add®» has ranted her form, for a t«« of years, to Commencing Wednesday Au Oats 28 to32 cents per bastie). \ C ecil Smith of Hopewell. gust 10, at 9 o'clock a. m, and Potatoes 75 centa a hundred. The bank vault is now com- continuing until Saturday, Au Fine cigars at poatofflee atom. Jeted, building is almost gust 13, at 4 o'o ock p. m. ------- ------ -- -------- 1 "u- • ii Dieted, and and me the nuiiaii ) I hava the largost and finest, most up-to-date stock of Wall Mens summer clothing of all fn ,hape for business, Wednesday. — Penmanship, Paper ever brought into Dayton, Which I wish to close out, and kind at Nichols 4 Gabriel s. history, spelling, algebra, read Grain is now being cut, and First class meals and good lodg ing, school law. soon the musical hi ing at the Commercial hotel. V - machines will be begrd throughout Thursday.—Written arithme . . Come in and get prices, if you want Wall Paper, you cannot afford WANTED.—A chesp team tbe tic, theory of teaching, grammar, to miss it. ‘____________ ’ horses. Inquire at this office. . a . . • bookkeeping, physics, civil gov- Bom—To Mr .nd Mm KIM Ad-'., *U “f The ibertsnqgoter here er“m®nt- • , \___ . _______ dl^°aiL!e’ * üllL,‘nn> 7 lit »nd Io PorU^dood pl»o—, mdapd oUy «that piarne. Friday.—Physiology, gaogra- G. F. Pbaips went to Tillamook ^„eed up WKXFdegfe«a sition. physical geography. Saturday.—Botany, plane ge ometry, general history, English > boro for M ooU.« .1 of ' uk„poo«»lon8op- literature, psychology. 8 ‘ *’ | tember 1. •FOR COUNTY PAPERS. _ M. W. Kreitz expects to have; about 150 bushel of peaches to sell] Dr. A. B. Estock of this city, ia one of the fortunate physicians gust 10, at 9 o’clock a. m., and this season. Mrs. B. Gsbriel went to Albany who-successfully pasted ®xami- continuing until Friday, August Wednesday to visit ber daughter, nation by the State Board of 12, at 4 o'clock p. m. — at — Mrs. Effie Maxwell. a. « » ----- xaminers. Medical E:E FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD GRADE Born — To Mr. and Mrs. Ray „ .. _ . , , - Amity ir to have a bank. Ar- CERTIFICATE8. - Morgareidge, Thursday, July 21, a thur Mcphillip8 who has been •Wednesday. — Penmanship, girl, weight 11 pounds J connected with the First Nation- J. D. Hadley returned the first of al * Bank of McMinnville, will history, orthography, reading. Thursday.—Written arithme the week from a trip to hie ranch open a bank at Amity Sept. 1,,, tic, theory of teaching, grammar, near Turner, Marion county. The clever revision by Thoma* J. W. Webber basgooeto Wilhoit Friday—Geography, mental Springs to try wbat benefit the A. Edison of an ancisnt proverb is mineral water there win be to him. quoted in the Youth’s Companion arithmetic, school law, civil gov of July 21st. “All things,"' be ob- S elling at a ^D iscount .—Drags sarves, “comes to him who hustles ernment. snd patent medicines saved from while he waits." . PRIMARY CERTIFICATBS. the Lafayette fire. At Edwarda’. The Degree Team of Old Hickory Wednesday—Penmanship, or J. T. Burch and wife, and E. Camp No 200 W. of the W., of this thography, reading, arithmetic. Rowley and. wife, left for the bosat city, will attend the State Fair at Thursday.—Art -of question the firat of the week. They expect Salem in September, on Woodman ing, theory of teaching, methods, to be gone aeveral week a. Day and compete for one of the > Elder Whitcamper of McMinn prises offered at that time. L R. A lderman , ville, will preach in the Chriatian J. Seitters A Son has contract County School Supt. church of thia city, next Sunday ed with Portland parties to fur ’at 8 o’clock p. m. All invited. B rutally T ortured .—A case nish 500,000 brick for building Mira Fay® Swick arrived home purposes in that city. This will came to light that for persistent and on Wednesday evening from Seattle, unmerciful torture has perhaps, after a five weeks’ visit in that city make about 60 ear loads.—Mc never been equaled.- Joe Golobick with ber friend Mrs. Katharine- Minnville News. of Colusa, Cal. writes., “For 15 ' Glen-Kerry. “First coms, first served.” If years I endured iusuffersble pain Chas. Gorsuch and family you went peaches, you bad better from rheumatism snd nothing re Call and examine our stock, and get prices before purchasing. leave here on Tuesday next for leave or send orders to Clyde La lieved me though I tried everything Follette at Whealand. Those going their old home at Arapahoe, to the orchard for fruit will be given known. I came across Electric Bit ters and its ths greatest medicine Nebraska. special raty. P—cb*e will be ripe on earth for that trouble. A few bot tles of It completely relieved and ing law several years at a law It is probable that in time, the cured me." Juet as good for liver school in Ann Arbor, Michigan, re cities of Port land and Salem, will and kidney troubles and general de- turned homethe latter part of last ' realize their mistake in shutting bility. Only 50c. Satisfaction guar week. Mr. Senn is now a full out the Mutual Rural Telephone anteed hy C W . Powell, druggist. proprietor Hedged lawyer. Ines from entering those cities. READ- THIS.—Everybody de Succeeaor to 8. W. Sigler. Bed spreads, table linen, laces Monopolies do not always build up sires to keep posted as to the Presi Feed of .11 kind kept on hand. Seeds in bulk. .Everything and embroidery, lace curtains, rib owns and cities. “Live, and let dential campaign. The publisher bon, notions, and many other arti ive,” is a better way. usually kept in a feed store. A large quantity of land plaster on of D ayton H erald has arranged cles at low prices at the Racket D ied .—Jacob Wortman, pres- with publisher of New York Morn hand < - • - store, McMinnville.- . . dent of the First National Bank, ing World, so that he can club the । । -------- 1—"--------- - John Moore and wife, Henry McMinnville,, died on Wednes- . Morning World and H erald four Hogue and wife, and Mr. Kennedy day at 11 a. m. He was 77 years months for$l 10. You will receive and wife, expect to go to Meadow and 4 months of age. Had been the World every day during the Lake on Saturday, and remain sev a resident of McMinnville for four months. That paper will con proprietor of eral days, enjoying the mountain tain all campaign and general new® scenery and fresh invigorating air. msnj years. Funeral at 10:30 up to date. This a -good opportu to-day. nity to get daily news at little cost. H ay F or S ale .—I have some Perna, the little daughter of Th® work of surveying the route hay that has weeds in it, which Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McNish, I will sell in the field, for while । laying on the porch of for the double track motor line $4 50 per ton. Those who come the new house now being built from Portland to Salem, has been commenced, and the work of grad first can pick ouFgood hay. or Mr McNish fell and broke her ing will soon (begin. That line will L. R. A lderman . right arm about 2 inches above be a big thing for the east side. GO AND SEE! SEE WHAT • Arrive S. N. RASMUSSEN WALL PAPER. will cut pricee very near half S. N. RAL MUSSEN. Dayton, Oregon. GOODS, GOOD GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH ! NICHOLS ? GABRIEL A Full Line of Men’s Clothing, Ladjes Dress Goods & Underwear, Hats, Shoes for All, Overalls, Sweaters, Suspenders, Fine Groceries, Canned Goods, And a full and Complete Line of —AT— US THE GRAY FRONT -DAYTON- 9 Iba beet granulated auger 1 pkg coffee. —.................. 1 ak flour.................. .. ......... 4 lb apider leg tea.......... .... 2 pkga Salera tue............... 1 ak atock salt, .y:....... l ean Schilling’a Bpdr 1 can pure pepper........ 1 “ “ muatard......... IF “ ^ianamon .... HARRY WAMBSGANS, The Dayton _ . Mineral Water Works, Mineral Waters, Boot Beer, Ginger Ale, Orange Cider. . Wi” dHARRY WAMBSGANS. Dsyton^ Dayton Casket House, J. G. LEWIS, Mang., DAYTON, OREGON. A fall supply of Undertakers Goods kept in^l^tk. Hearse furnished when requested. A FÜLL LINE OF Wallpaper, D ayton at the C om H otel .—The great Osteopathic Specialist, Dr. Cowles. Successfully treats nerv ous and chronic diseases with out drugs. Special attention to catarrh, and hemmorhides (piles). Consultation free. Now in mercial Misses Dottie A vary, Ops, Hud dleston and Mary Rigdon, took a walk out to Pleasantdale one day the latter part of last week, and visited with Mrs Martha Addison They report having had a splendid time. Homer Avery drove oat in the evening and brought the young ladies home in a back. No P ity S hown —“For years fate was after me continuously.” writes F. A. Gulledge, Verbena, Ala. “I had a terrible ease of piles causing 24 tumors. When all failed Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured me Equally good for burn®, aohee and pains Only 25c at C W. Powell’s. the wrist. Dr. Estock reduced When one’s vegetable rations the fracture and the little one fall short, it is a nice thing to have is doTfig Well. a good friend like Father Hibbert, According to the report of the to replenish the supply. , county school superintendent, ¿ afnguardthe C hildren —Not ;here are in Yamhill county withstvnding all done by boards of >129 scholars of school age, the health and charitably inclined per daily attendance at school being sons, the death rate among small children is Veiy high during the hot at an average salary of $50 70 for weather of the summer months in males, and $37.77 for females. Isrge cities There is not probably, one case of bowel trouble in a hun Disbursements $55.311 54, cash dred, however, that could not be on hand, $6,802 30. cured by tbs timely use of Cham Anderson Bros., the black berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Dior- smith’s at Maute old stand, are rhea Remedy. For sale by R. L doing a-good business in their Harris. ______________ line. They are fitting their shop SALEM AND McCOY STAGE up with such machinery as is required to expedite their work. Those going from this section ^They have lately put in a .gas to Salem, will often find it con oline engine and emory wheel, venient to go by McCoy. The and made other improvements stage leaves Salem every morn in their shop which materially ing returning in the afternoon. aid them in their work. G. H. Grilley, the proprietor is In renewing her subscription accommodating to passengers. Mrs. O. M. Harrie, who has been Snrssn Doors Hammocks, Tenta, Camping Outfits, Window Screens learning the photographic art with to H erald , by postoffice money I am still in Dayton at th® old and every thing5 to make life enjoyable In the summer. A large stock, W. 8. Reynolds, is now conducting order, Mrs. A- J- Russell informs aUl d, with all klnd of staple med- the business herself at the old ioinM. ’ Munyons celebrated Cs- and prices that will please; at stand. Mrs. Hsrris purcbared.the us that they have moved from tarrab Remedy, stationery snd toi Elgin to Union, Or. That her O. O. HODSON, McMinnville, Or. photograph outfit of Mr. Reynolds, let goods, candies and cigars. snd is now the manager and pro daughter Minnie, who has been B / C. W. PowiLL. prietor. There ia no doubt but what married almost two years, has a 8aws of every description shar the lady will mat® a success of the nice little baby boy. .Her son, Johnnie Baxter, is not married, pened, set and made in good work ~ ___ Mt tn 8atern. Makes direct connec- business Uon^itbfbTir o’clock Sooth Bound ‘¡J lioe °1 ““ ,K1 ght W as H ir T error —“I but has rented a farm, and will ing shape by B A Harris, corner of s P R. al Salem, and-the afternoon North-Bound. would cough nearly all night lon%” try farming. Amos has taken a Fifth and FerVy streets. ■_ r Leaves DALLAS daily, except Sunday, - 7 OO A. M. M writes Mrs Chas Apph*gate, bf homestead. Mrs. Russell says Subscribe for the D ayton H er Alexandria, Ind., could hardly get she can’t well keep house with ald end Weekly Oregonian. Only laavaa SALEM daily, except Sunday, - 100 P. r. M. any sleep. I had consumption so out H erald . Says, “tell ail my $2 a year foa the two. ■ Arrive® in SALEM daily, ®xc®pt 8«"«^ * > 400 A. p M. m bad that if I had walked a block I friends, hello.'' p. m ; Hazelwood ice cream at'Dstmer- Arrivas in DALLAS ° ° would cough frightfully and spit W orking N ight and D av — The blood, but, when all other medicines . ing ■ ____ J. J. FIDLER, Proprietor, foiled, three $i bottles of Dr King’s busiest and mightiest liitb thing ... ......... J. G. LEWIS. Discovery wholly cured ma and that ever was mads fa Dr. King’s Salem Phone 851 r Dülae Phone 96 Nsw I gained 58 pounds ” Il’s absolute New Life Pills. These pille change ly guaranteed to cure cougha, colds, weakness into strength, liatisasnesa Legsl papers of all kigds T drawn , , la grippe, bronchitis, and all throe into energy, brsin fog into mental; w-w—r-r------ . — Cwer. They ’ re wonderful In build on abort notice. and lung troubles Price 50c an< g np the health Only 25c per Office at The Dayton Racket $1 Trial bottles free at C. W. ¡box. Sold by C. W Powell. Store. * P owf II’ s , ’ ■ DALLAS-SALEM STAGE. N o tary Public. STORE, PRICES. .. 45 tomatoes. 60.3 8 cans tomatoes. ,...;8O 15 3 pkgs mino® meat ...30 10 7 bars best soap .. 1110 ...20 .25 2 lbs maccaroni..... .J .. ...20 .15 1 lb new cream cheese... , ...20 .85 2 oana salmon......... .* ... 80 .25 3 “ pork and beans... ...30 .10 8 ihs beet soda crackers. .-...15m .10 6 “ red onions ... ....UP . 15 A “ shreded oocoanat.. ....10 .16 1 pound Bi gri n s bir< ®e«l .80 Total at “regular prices" $620 3 pkgs mincemeat This is what I offer you : 7 bars soap 9 lbs tug. 2 lbs maccaroni 1 pkg coffee 1 lb new cream cheese 1 sk flour 4 lb spider tea l .25 .13 3 “ pork snd beans 2 pkgs soda 3 lbs (weight) soda crackers .25 .25 1 sk stock salt 6 “ Red Onions .10 .20 1 can Bpdr - - - “ coooanut .09 .09 4 1 can pepper 1 “ bird Seed .07 .09 1 “ mustard -.12 1 “ cinnamon $5.00 ALL FOR .07 1 pk beat corn starch And a new pair of Shoes for you .25 2 “ grape nuts .25 —if you can beat it. 3 cans tomatoes Other groceries in proportion, and may be substituted for any of th® above. Cut out 'his ad. and bringitwith $500 to the Gray Front Store, and ask for -----— manufacturer of all KINDS Of ____ REGULAR NICHOLS & GABRIEL, Dayion, Or. W S. HIBBERT, J EDWARDS; “He pays the freight," and saves you the trouble of going to McMinn ville or Portland for groceries. BARGAINS. Having failed to close the sale of goods and store fixtures, as I had expected. I still have on hand a line of fine tablets, envel opes, pencils, blank books, jewelry, candy and nuts, to be Closed.Out as Soon as Possible. I offer GREAT BARGAINS IN JEWELRY. Come and be convinced of the truth of the above state in ents. J. G. LEWIS, .In Mutchler building, facing the park. UMBER s SHINGLES To those about to build or repair I wish la call your attention to the fact that I am now supplied aiql shall continue to keep on band a GOOD ASSORTMENT ------OF BOTH------ ROUGH, SIZED and DRESSED LUMBER. .. ; IN SHINGLES I KEEP Sawed, Cut, Dimension and Fancy. Also Doors and Windows, Mold- ings &c 8. W. SIGLER THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD The Greatest Farm Paper of the Northwest Published Weekly at Salem, Oregon. Edited by the Farmers of the Northwest. Twenty Pages. Illustrated. WESTERN PAPER FOR WESTERN PEOPLE / 52 lasers for $1.00-tess than 2 cents eich. Publication began March 1,1*00. Now his 9.200 subacribera. Phenom enal growth is doe to its being the best farm paper published. HOMESTEAD and° sms* wrL^r per year. Th» St. Louis Republic snd C hamberlain ’ s C olic / C holera D ayton HuRALV.one year lor $125 and D iarrhoea R nmkdy —This Th» regular price of each paper ia remeny is certain to be needed in $1 per year. The Republic is issued almost every borne before the euni mer is over It esn alwsys he de twice a wtek. pended on even in the moet Scve » and dangerous cases. It is especi ally valuable for summer dieordris in obildred. It is pleasant to take —■ W. OF THE W. and never fails tn give prompt re- _ OLD HICKORY DAMP, NO. 200- lief. Why not buy ii now? Il insy Woodmen of the World meets first and third Tuesday of each month, at Wood save life For sale by R L Harri« lodge directory man ha». Dayton, Oregon. Visiting Neighbors welcome. Those having occasion to cross B ORO. 8TONEBBINK, O. C. the Willamette river froiq Yam L H. LIT8CHER, Clerk. hill to Marion county, will find WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT that the most convenient placo Prosperity Circle Wo. 200 Women of Woodcraft, meets evsry Thursday sven- ing in Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. Vie Iting Neibbors always welcome. MRH. MARY L. BAXTER, O. N. MIBB HATTIE O. GOWDY, Olerk. UNITED ARTISANS. Baeurity Assembly No. 16, meet In reg- nlar session the 1st and 2d Monday in each month, in W. of the W. hall, at 7 JO p. m. Visiting members invited. P LOU. HOWE M. A. L. A. ROS8NEB, Bec. to cross is at Thomas. frrry be tween Dayton and St. '^’ hu U the ferry ia in good order, aiul the road Ou the Marion county aide baa been greatly improved Hiia ’season; stumps having 'bcui cleared off. DR. A. B. EfTTOCK, (oi CI i I fhikh , ' PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. 2X years hospital service, which iH équivalent to over 10 in private practice Yambill Ledge No. 20, I. O. O. F.. Special attention given to auriferi , dt sete every Wednesday evening in Odd eases <4>. woman, uhUdrea, ktdaw.'alea Fellows Hall. Vl^ng brethren w< Ofikein the Dr. Courtney fumee Dev. come. . U. M i CHOLS N. G. t^n. Phene No. 25. 8. W. 81GLÏR. eee’y. I. O. O. F.
