Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, September 02, 1904, Image 1

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DAYTON
HERALD.
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10 Ulus, pubtisbsd
Cion al ones. Card
VOL. XX
DAYTON, OREGON, FRI
M c M innville college
ABBIVAL AND DBrABTUM Ot MAUS.
Wheat 75 cents
Detmering
for sale.
AntV«
47th Year Begins Sept. 21,1904
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ÀBBIVAD AMP DBPABTUU Of TBAIXa
Good courses of instruction in CLASSIC SCIENCES, MUSIC
and BUSINESS PRACTICE. Large campus, good building, gym­
nasium, observatory, well equipi ed laboratories, library of more
than 4000 volumes.
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Tuition low, board apd lodging very reasonable,' all expenses
reduced to minimum. Information gladly furnished. Address
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A. M. BRUMBACK, President,
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McMinnville, Ore, -
NEW GOODS, GOOD GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH I
Oats 28 to32 cent« per buahal.
Potatoes 75 cents a handrod.
Fine cigars at poetoffloe «tors.
i
When you want
hair out or
Spangle, tbe Du
grafter was I
diotmeat ia
R oom velliä
The Dingley law
ity and baa main
yeri. The
of proaperi ty can
ising the
Abdill will doctor your bicycle.
Hop picking has commenced.
The question is I
Pickers are picking in Gabriel’s cussed as lo w*
occupy «paos,
in tbe affirmative to
A list of the Democratic cam­
paign managers looks like a roll call
of a big trust directorate.
Il requires a high
Mise Maude Macy went to to Mk tbe vJ*—
Newberg on Saturday and re- who admita
GET PRDTTSD:
Litter and Bill deads. sU
DATTO»
. SEPTEMBER 2, 1904.
NO. 17
¿TATE
NORMAL
SCHOOL
MONMOUTH,
OREGON
pa bread
The State Normal school at Moa-
mouth is twenty-two years old and
tail on Z. begins tbe twenty-third year of its
history “
ber 20th. Iteratoci
tproeper-
for «even
are flrod
pei^D-
box.
year, all of whom have secured
Rood positions. The aeoroUry, Mr.
J. B V. Butler. Informa u« that the
demand on the office io «o strong
for teachers that he could looete
twine as many graduate« aa were
planed this year.
President Resaler returned from
>ing die for tiro opening date. Many letters
received from old students and proa-
muai be peotiveones, indicate a largo alien-
anoe this fall.
ank in the
BY PROF. F. D. D b LONG.
h of nerve • There ia no knowledge like
Ice cream at Detmaring'« st all times.
experience.
There is n
PATENT
MEDICINES
EDWARDS"
Watch this apace for come interesting
. BARGAINS
man
pencils, blank books, jewelry, oandr and nOW; Sb ir»
Be
knows hao cotnmeroial value.
Half the world is sick, and the
Closed Out as Soon as Possible.
other half is getting ready to be
I offer GREAT BARGAINS IN JEWELRY.
sick. Multitudes are rushing
Come and be couvinced of the truth of the above state­
hither and tither in a desperate
ments.
attempt to get well. The moun­
J. G. LEWIS,
tain resorts, the MnitariumB, the ’
In> Mutchler buildiug, facing the
ahrinea, tbe springs, are crowded
with invalids, and yet the sick
are seeking place and means of
recovery. Prof. F. D. DeLong
don't claim for himself any
power or virtue that he will not
cohcede to others. On the con­
trary, he will not claim for him­
self any power or virtue that he
To those about to build or repair I wish to call your attention
hM not got. . He makes a spec­ to the fact that I am now supplied and shall continue to keep on
ialty of the following: Stomach band a
f
.
trouble, granulated sore and
GOOD ASSORTMENT
weak eyes, lameness, soreness of
------OF BOTH
muscles and limb paralysis, weak
lungs, female troubles, films or
f'rowths on the eye, lumbago, '
mperfect vision.* No drugs
required. *
F. Corner’« last week. Tbe H bb - The beat made. U you don’t believe it
—"the proof of the podding is the toet-
ald reporter was misinformed.
Mies Madge
Dunn,
rahiin
i a teacher in
Mr. Hatten, the blaoksiMtl ib who
U» 8- R Baxter .ko. •p, hat
year«, io here visiting at Mrs. B.
concluded not to remain here, as
Cabriol’e.
■ ' ■ tbe ebopie off the main etnet and
Bed epreade. table linen, laces be cannot rent th euitable location.
and embroidery, laeC CuftiMa, rib­
There will be a mother’e oeeting
bon, notiona, and many other arti held at tbe Evangelical Church
clro at low prieea al the Racket
Tueeday, September 6, at 2,80 p.
store, McMinnville.
m. All, eepecially mother* are
Rev. J. Bowersox came up Invited.
from Portland Tuesday evening
8. B. Fay, left Wedneedey morn­
to preach funeral sermon of C. ing on Iba beat for-- But tevtne,
D. Howard.
He returned to where ho will visit re|ative« frveov-
eral daye; after which he will go to
Portland Thursday morning.
Tacoma and vieit for a abort time.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Maxfield
H. L. Pratt will preach at
of Albany, are here visiting Mrs. Unionvala, Friday, Sept. 2: at Day­
M.’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. ton Saturday evening the 8; and at
Gabriel. They will pick hops 11 a. m. Bunday; aleo at Lafayette
while here.
Bunday evening, and bold quarterly
conference at that place.
Mrs. R. A , mother of C. D. How­
Hop buyer«, wo are informed, are
ard, who was here during her son’s
There aie always plenty of thing«
IN SHINGLES I KEEP
Uness. and her eon Henry, who gt- contracting for hope at Butterille
in
a community which need "writ­
at
27
penta
per
pound.
There
is
tended tbe faeeral of hie brother,
Call and examine our stock, and get prices before purchasing. returned to Portland Thursday great exciteifieot in tbe hop market ing up ” There are evil doers who
al thio time. Borne appear to think should be rebuked and wrongdoing '
morning.
on big and little scale which should
that hope will eoar away up,
è
ba publicly discountenanced. When
Miss Vinnie Knapp of Eugene,
Laci week a bop buyer offered to one roesa wrong which needs right­
who bad been vieiting at Portland
came up to Day ton, ber old home. boy the hope on the vines in Dr. ing, il is considered in order to go
Mt week, and visited with Mre. M. Swick and R M Woolworth’s hop to the editor and order up a good
PROPRIETOR OF
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yards. Tbe letter gentleman wee roasting for something or somabody.
E. Robertson', and old friends.
offered 1600 for hie hope; but bo Suppose, for a.change, that when
Mrs. Mary Dawson of But'eville, bold for 11000. Mr. Swick held hie you are oonvinoad that such duties
need attending to, write an article
wm here last week, visiting ber at 58000.
for the paper yourself and sign your
sister Mn. R. M. Woolworth* Mrs.
Aa
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nr TM Sn Ha~Trom vvA*«>i»-»«. u»
Ibê'NorlhwwL Twenty Pages. Illustrated.
epent tbe greater part of August in io express an opinion 1« often the
Monday, after a pleaaant vieit.
the coast range, about 40 miles from One who will etand on the corner
•A
FOR SALE—at d V«Py low Tillamook City, returned here Fri and talk loudly about the cowardice
WESTERN PAPE^ FOB WESTERN PEOPLE
price—a full set, 15 volumes, of day last. He was much benefltted of the editor. Tbe latter, if he pub
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
52 Pamrs for ll.OO-Less than 2 ceils eack
in
health
by
hie
outing,
and
climb
­
Hebes a paper worth reading, al­
the "New Amercanainized En­
ing the mountains.
ways has enough troubles of his Publication began March 1, lv00. Now has 9.200 subscribers. Phenom
cyclopedia Britannica,” in half
"Ths wife of that feller th« t just own making to take care of, and
Russian binding.
Inquire at
enal growth is due to its being tbe best farm paper published.
aung tbs sailor-song, whispered the tbe reaponsibility of public censure'
this office.
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HOMESTEAD andU DAYTON RA e RALD 1.75 per year'.
landlord of the Pruntytown tavern ■hould be shared by those concern­
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Will
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Dr. Clara Davidson of New­ to tbe drummer who had accompa­ ed in tbe well being of the commu­
berg, Misses Genevive Courtney nied him to the home talent enter­ nity.—Newberg Graphic.
and Martha Montague of Leb­ tainment io tbe village theater, “la
H as B old a P ilb or C hambbb -
anon, and their oousin from Spo­ suing him for divoroe." "That so 7” lair ’« C ough R bmedy . —I have sold
was tbe reply. "Has «he any otber
kane, drove up from Newberg
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for
grievance beaidea hie elngingf”— more than twenty years and it has
Friday evening last, and made a August Woman’s Home Compan
given entire estUfactiou. I have 1:
short visit with Mrs. A. P. Macy, ion.
PROPRIETOR
.
sold a pile of it and can recommend
returning same evening.
‘ Lees Poultry and Stock Food, Lees Fly Curo, ns,d for spray
- The peach growers in this sec­ It highly —J osbph M c E lhinby ,
MI m Mattie Corner, who wae here tion, are “right in it” ,,tbis sea­ Linton, Iowa, You will find thia ’ng cattle to prevent annoyance from Hies; Ground Bone, and Grit
vieiting her parent«, Mr 4 Mn H.F. son. Although , tbe crop is large remedy «good friend when troubled for poultry; Oil Meal; Flour, Bran, Wheat, and everything usually
Corner, returned to Spokane, Wash there is a demand for all the with a cough"or cold. It always kept in a feed store. Give me a call.
affords quick relief and ia pleasant
thio week, to prepere for tbe fall
A full supply of Undertakers Goods kept in slock. Hearse term of ochool of which she io prin­ peaches, and al good price. H. to take. For sale by R. L. Harris.
LODGE DIRECTORY
cipal. ________
She expected
to mMt her Moench receives mere orders
’ furnished when requested.
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H e H as T hbm .—Parties want­
STILL ON SALE.
«inter Emily, who io aloo teaching than he can fill. Clyde LaFol- ing Guinea Pigs can be accom­
W. OF THE W.
at Spokane, and who, during the lette of Wheatland, has disposed modated by leaving orders with,
I do not hate' the agency for
OLD HICKORY OAMP, NO. 200-
eummer vAoatlon, baa been vieiting of about all his peach crop. F.
King’s Remedies, I stifl keep it Woodmen of the World meeto flr«t and
in tbe Eaet and attending the St. L. Post, at Lamberts Landing, or addressing John Arms, Day­
in stock. Also King's New Dis­ third Tueeday of eact
ton,
Or.
He
will
ship
pigs
by
Waehiox of all kind done first class. In case of ®ieUkee, notice Louie fair, al Waulula.
has about o oeed ont this year’s
hall. Dayton,
-mwlUgW«» and the original
r*n’.ned
the °®0« wltblD 24
expraes
to
any
part
of
Oregon
or
covery,
Electric Bitters, Arnica man
crop. Very few peaches will be
Neighbors welcome.
POBTLAND AND
RETURN O nly
Balve, King’s New Life Pills, and
Washington.
.
HEO. 8TO1
hours Not responsible for goods after 80 days.
eft after this week. —
11.35.—The Southern Pacific Com­
Gentlemen’s work a specialty. No ChineM employed..
When troubled with constipation other articles too numerous to l . h . trrocHER,
pany are now rolling round trip
try Chamberlain’s Stomach and mention; all of which I will sell WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT
Dayton euetomere will please leave ordere with I- BPANGLE, Agent. ticKete to Portland from Dayton
DIED.
Liver Tablets. They are easy to at 10 per cent discount for eash.
for 81 35, good going Saturday or
Prosperity Oireto No. MO Women of
Clothes to be left with him on Mondaye.
At his homo in Dayton, August take and produmi no griping or oth­
C. W. POWELL,
Woodcraft, mooto every Th uroday sven-
Bunday, returning Sunday or Mon­ 80, 0. D. Howard, of Bright’« di«- er unpleaeant effect. For «ale by
At Old Stand.
ing In Woodman nail, Dayton, Or. Vis
day, giving all day Bunday, and sate. Deceased wee 46 veale of R L Harrie.,
lung Neihbo.« >1 ways welcome.
Monday io .Portland, The name ago. He wae born In Butler county,
MI88. ELIZABETH GOWDY. O.N.
Poultry
supplie«,
flour
and
feed
arrangement appliee from Portland, Iowa. When young went to Ne-
MI88 HATTIE G. GOWDY, Clerk.
ää
of
all
kind
at
W.
E.
Nibberl
’
.
feed
abia war ol baalta« wbïTa yea work.
Box S10, WXSTBBOOX, MAINS.
giving Portlaud people a chance to brMka where he lived cómo years.
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UNITED ARTISANS.
vieit valley points al greatly re­ Married Marilla Van-Oedsll, who atore.
D ayton ^ brald and Weekly
duced raise.
eurviveo him.' About 14 yeare ego Oregonian |2 a year.
Having puroahMd ths blacksmith
Some individual who must have they came to Oregon and lived
tools an J «took bskm«iii«to O. I*. Thay- each month, in W. of ths W. hall, at 7 JO
of
tbe
time
at
Lafayette
moat
boon hungry for poacboe, and did
sr, the undertignsd will «oattoM busb p. m. Visiting inombara invited.
Moved to Dayton last fell Hie
LOÜ. HOWE M. A.
dsm at the oM etand (formerly tbs John
not have tiro fear of Iha law before
L. A. ROB8NEB, See.
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A lot of all kind of houeehold Mauto shop)._____ _____
him, wo are informed, wont into eioknaoo and coffering lasted three
Tboa. Millar’e peach orchard ooe months. Ho was a member of tbe goods, tool«, barrel«, eto., ia of*
Screen Doors, Hammooks, Touts, Camping Outfit«, Window Screens njght laot week and helped bimwlf United Evangelical church; and ferod for eale by the undereigned. manner, such M horse shoeing» plow Yamhill Uto No. 20, I. O O. F.
meato ei
and svarytbing to make life enjoyabl» lb the summer. A largo stock, to a large portion of Uro crop of le^vM a wife and four daughters, AJoo a four year old cow—freeb
an aged mother, 8 brothers, and
Fellowe
and prices that will plsaw; at
sisters. The funeral
Wednes­ thio month—good milker—will on «hort notion. Give us a total.
O. O. HODSON, McMinnville, Or. prove to be costly to tbe thief should day forenoon, interment in Brook­ be sold at a low price. Selling Residence at C. Groves’, Dayton. -
bis caroaro become filled with ebot; side oomo’ory. Dayton Bov J. on account of removal to the ANDERSON
BROS. DB. A. B. ESTOCK, (ot Ctetragn
WM OTT.
which might accidentally happen. Bowarsox preached fanoral Mrmon. East.
Dayton, Or.
J. G. LEWIS.
PHYSICIAN A SUBGEON
The uuickrot and bool way to got to Salem, Makea direct connec­
Ia P baim or C hambbblain ’ c
E mbbabncy M bdtctnm . —It is a
tion? with tb. 11 o’clock South Bound Overlirod, the main line of the C olic . C bolbba amd D tabbboba groat cooveoienoe to have at band 44TÍ tonn STATI
2% veare hospital servir«, which it
R bkbdy —"Allow me to give you a reliable romedloa for tie-in hero of
8 P R R •* Salem, «nd tbe afternoon Nortb-Bouod.
Legal papers of all kinds drawn equivalent to over 10 ia private practice.
few words ia pruiM of Chamberlain’s accident and for »««bt fajoriM and
Leaves DALLAS daily, except Sunday, • 7.00
on short notice.
Colic, Cholera and DiorrbM Reme- alimento A good liniment and one
SALEM, OREON,
Office at Tbe Dayton Racket
Leaves SALEM daily, except Sunday, - 100
O®ce in the Dr. Ooertaey henee Dar-
thatie fact becoming a .favorite if
Arrives in SALEM daily, except Suudap - 9 45 A. M.
Store.____________
not a booroboM wocoroity, io Chem- September 12 to 17,
Arrivea in DALLAS daily, exceptSundsy, 4 00 P. M.
Tbe D aytow H bbald and the
with bowel trouble and took all beriaia’« Pain Balm. By applying
Now York Thrico-a-WMk World,
1904.
kinds of medicine without setting
Subscribe for tbe D ayt »* Has
J. J. FIDLER, Proprietor*,
any relief, when my friend C. John­
AL» sud Weekly Oregonian. Ooly
Dallas Phone 96 son, a merchant here.advised mete injury teheel in abmrt one-third the
Salem Phone 851
Bret at Bead Muele. Í&1O.OOO
NICHOLS I GABRIEL
Ladies Dress Goods & Underwear,
Hats, Shoes for All,
Overalls, Sweaters, Suspenders,
Fine Groceries, Canned Goods,
GENERAL MF.ROHANDISE at
NICHOLS & GABRIEL,
Dayton, Or.
LUMBER 9 SHINGLES
BOUGH, SIZED and
DRESSED LUMBEB
Sawed, Out, Dimension and Fancy.
Also Doors and Windows, Mold
inga &c.
S. W. SIGLER
HARRY WAMBSGANS,
The Dayton
THE
HOMESTEAD
- - - PACIFIC
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Mineral Water Works,
Mineral Waters, Root Beer, Ginger
Ale, Orange Cider.
Dayton -Feed1 Store,
Day ton Casket House,
W. S. HIBBERT,
J. G. LEWIS, Mang.,
DAYTON, OREGON.
NEWBERG STEAM LAUNDRY.
RUPTURE
A FULL LINE OF
HARDWARE, FURNITURE &
Wallpaper.
NEW FIM.
For Sale.
DALLAS- SALEM: STAGE.
Hit,
N o tary Public.
Nichole A Gabriel baro in
FREEb^
baakots, gloves, and other bop
tirely cursd. I thank you from the ia kept at bar
bottom of any heart for putting thia treated Wore inflamatiort net. in.’of eharte. Good Rtreet Car mrrioe, aad
The Smart Bet magaaine will en­ supplica. A fpll Une of «euernI
great remedy in tbe hand« of man- which insures
inrurre a quick- recovery 1 lote of Entertainment aad Kdneetiea tor tórtala you.
merchandigb.
i Eve
vorybody.
kind .• For sale by R L Harri«. ' For sale by R L Hal ri8 1