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VOL. XX
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DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1905.
BANK OF DAYTON
;
President. J. C. NICHOLS, Yice.PresidenL ß. L. HARRIS
Cashier J. Ï. MELLINGER.'
ABBIVAL AMD DIFABTUBB OP MAIL*.
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ARRIVAL AMD DBPABTUBB OP TRAINS.
Directors.
J.'C.Nirhnfr, D A Snyder, R. L. Harris, M.S. Psery.'N. A. Harris.
L mvm Daytaa for Portland at
a. b .
Arrive* at Dalton from Portland S;6 Bp
Transacts a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Exchange Fine cigars at postoffloe store
avaible in any part of the United States, sold ¿t reasonable rates.
The best oflropioal fruifs a
Offersits services with the assurance that the interest of all patrons Det meri ng’s.
will be carefully guarded.
Bargains in merchandise for cash
Banking hours 9 a m . to 12 M., 1 F M to 4 f . m .
at Nichols 4 Gabriel’s.
Ths Dayton Orchestra will give a
dance at Nichola’ hall next Friday
night.
Dr. B. F. Swick and g randson,
Carl Detmering, returned fr torn Port-
land Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Myers, of Polk
county, is here visiting her daught
er, Mrs. Captain Simpson.
R. C. Rippey came up from Ore*
1905
irwôiT
..^1
B orn —To Mrs. J. P. and Capt
Simpson, Saturday, January 14, a
boy. Mother and child doing well.~
Anotber preacher, says the Captain.
After* the gentle end beautiful
snow last week, Western Oregon is
itself again—the
mile mist is
falling. That
'’«g K West
Oregonians; as ao abundance of
rain in the winter season, almost
invariably insures good crops the
following summer and fall.
Walter B. Hadley of the Bureau
of Foresry, Washington, D. C., who
has been enjoying a two weeks’ va*
oation visiting boas folks—bis
mother, Mrs. Hatti« Hadley and
brotberg Ellie and Louie and sister
Libbie Hadley, left bare on Tues
day for Washington D. U, whsrs
he goes to resume'bls duties in the
Forestry Department. He went by
train to Portland; thence over the
Northern Pacific to St. Paul and
over the Pennsylvania lines to Pitts
burg, «nd from there over the Penn
sylvania Central to Philadelphia.
CULVER & TILBURY,
H ouse F uhishers ,
». D. CULVER, M umu .
Undertakers and Embalmers,
McMINMVILLB,
ORIGON.
RING UP 28
N arrow E scape .—On Tues
day forenoon about 10 o’clock,
while Alfred Sweeny wns attend
ing to adjusting some part of
the elevator shaft at the Dayton
Ask us if our
Evaporator, and which was in
motion, but fortunately for the
those exceptional
young man, not under full head
way, bis clothes caught on the
shaft. His clothes was quiokly wiii be
stripped off his body, and the
* lower
ower portion of body drawn un-
AS
der tbe abaft, bis logs being
doubled up underneath. - When
be discovered that bis clothing
was caught he gave the alarr
SHOE GUN is still loaded with
BARGAINS, and our answer'
“You Bet Your Boots.” Also equally
gloves , leggings ;
WORK COATS,
LADIES’ DRESS SKIRTS.
TO STAY
To Merit Your Patronage
GUARANTEE
We invite the public to
call and inspect our goods
for themselves before
making their purchases.
Ml
5
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NICHOLS I GABRIEL
Dayton, Or.
0. B. RIPPEY & CO.
ich String is Always
LUMBER &8HINGLES
J—SBSBS-E—-H———————-
LODGE
0. C. T. CO’S STEAMERS
Make daily trips from Portland to
r Sale«. Passengers from Dayton
and vicinity take note: Boats going
upstream pass Weston landing be
tween 12 and 1 m. Going down
about 10 a. m.
DR. A. B. ESTOCK,
(ot Chicago)
PHYSICIAN & BURGEON.
2H years hospital service,~ which is
equivalent to ovr 'Jin private practice.
Special attention .vente surgery, dis
eases of wemen,
ildren, kidney, stom
ach and the eye
Phone No. 32.
*
J. ARMS.
—DEALER IN—
Pork, Veal, Poultry and
Produce.
DAYTON,
OREGON.
The O. C. T. Co.’s steamers, going
up tbe Willamette river, pass Wes
ton Landing, where people of tbie
vicinity generally take the Wiliam
ette river boats for up slresm pointe
—Salem, Albany, etc., also down
stream—about 1 p. m , and going
down stream about tbe same time.
Tbe boats now run up to Corvallis.
The O. R. 4 N. steamers Ruth
and Modoc, ply between here and
Portland. They leave here al 6 a
m., sharp. Tbe Ruth leaves Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays; re
turning alternate days.
Modoc
leaves Tueedaya, Thursdays, Satur
day ; returning alternate days; Sun
days excepted.
In this day and age of progress,
when such a high standard of intell-
iggnoe is demanded for euooees in
•very lino of work, no family should
be with a good newspaper and a
good reliable magasine. We will
furnish the D ayton H krabd and
T re W obld T o - day for one year
A b agreeable movement of tbe
bowels without any unpleasant Sf-
fool is produced by Cham6erlBin’e
Stomach and Liver Tableta., For
aala by R. L- Harris.
.When you #int a good meal or
nlghla lodging, go to tbe Commer
cial hotel,where you will find them.
ROUGH. SIZED and
DRESSED LUMBER.
Sawed, Cut, Dimension and Fancy.
Also Doors and Windows, Mold-
ngs &c
S. W. SIGLER
PROPER!Y
TO TUB PUBLIC!
BROS
BLACKSMITHING,
WAFFLE
HOUSE!
HOT WAFFLES,
S andwiches ,
BOT COFFEE.
celts and up.
GAPPEFS WAFFLE HOUSE.
miSilONL
I
I
UNDERWEAR,
LOWEST LIVING PRICES
I
GREAT BARGAINS IN
time to prevent his being ser
ously injured, perhaps from be
rents and sisters.
ing killed. A number of men
Mrs,A.C Detmering and daught
attracted to the evaporator b;
er Sophia H., wbo had been visit
the accident,aaaisted in releaain
ing her parents in Portland the last
Sweeny’a lower limbFTrom un
ten days, returned home Friday.
derneath tbe abaft, which took
Watches and jewelry careftilly
some time, as the shaft bad to be
epaired. Leave work with O. M
DIED.—Mrs. Jennie Kellogg, of loosened and pried up, and
larria. Watch furnished you until
Hopewell, died at 4:10 o’clook a. part of bis clothing, which hejc
youra Is.repaired.
R eynolds ,
And in fact everything in the store at prices
m. Monday, January 16. Tbe body
Harvey Hoskins and sister, drove was taken to Salem for burial be him to tbe abaft, having to be
that will satisfy you that we have come
o Dayton last Sunday, from their side her father, who died in Salem, cut loose. Sweeny was cool an<
patient during the time. In the
farm near Newberg, and visited some weeks since.
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meantime
Dr. Estock was tele
with their aunt and cousins, Mrs.
Mrs. Kellogg was a daughter of
lattle Hadley and family.
phoned
and
arrived before tbe
Wm. Miller, familiarly known as
young
man
was released. A
“
Scotch
Miller,
”
who
resided
in
FOR SALE —A 75 egg Sure
and doiug our utmost
latch Incubator and Brooder, in Salem, and who, at his death, which large gash was cut in hia right
occurred a number of weeks ago, thigh, and a portion of the skin'
;ood condition; cheap.
was over 90 years of age. ' Mrs of both legs peeled off, was tbe
R. E. D unlap .
Kellogg, who was over 60 years of extent of injury to Sweeny. Af
- An unknown insane man wot dis age, had «varied life. Against the
covered in tbe orchard on tbe wish of her father she married a ter tbe doctor had dressed his
Remember, we
farm near Carlton on which 8 lawyer named E J. Dawne, of Sa wounds, be was tasen home in
* Stevens lives, on Monday. He was lem, who finally managed to de the evaporating company’s de
our goods. If they are not as represented,
taken to tbe asylum al Salem by fraud his father-in-law and others. livery wagon... On inqury of
return them, and your money will be
the proper officers.
Dr.
Estock,
be
informed
pub
Afterwards he received an appoint
cheerfully refunded.
‘
Tbe snow which fell the latter ment to T govelnmeut office to lisher of H erald that Sweeny
part of last week, was quite a heavy Alaska, during Cleveland's first was doing very well considering
Our Grocery Stock is being continually
one for this valby. Tbs snow fell presidential administration. He the natureof bis injuries.
replaced
with FRESH GOODS.
throughout lbs whole Willamette bere deserted hie wife and family,
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»alley. In this vicinity it had eaving them with but little to live
We handle Dayton flour, also the celebrated
about all disappeared by Monday. on. Mrs. Dawne afterwards, re
JOINT INSTALLATION.
Olympic brand of hard wheat flour.
There will be a Basket Social turned to Salem, and lived with her
..L.'. —
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o—r—>.
father for a time. She finally was
The
following
officers
of
Yamhil
at the Webfoot school house united in marriage to Mr. Kellogg
Lodge
No.
20
I
O.
O.
F.
and
Na
Please
give
’
us
a
c^ll
Our time is yoprs always.
January 27, for the benefit of the and soon after Mr. and Mrs. Kei-
omi Rebekah Lodge No. 83 I. O. O.
school. A good program has ogg took the management of Mr. F. were installed jointly Wednes
been arranged. Everybody in Miller’s section of land at Hope- day night. The instilling officer
vited. Admission free.
well—going into. dairying business- for Yambill Lodge, being R. L.
on
extensive scale Shortly af Hsrrie, D. D. G M. That for Re
Elder Skaggs, of Vancover, Wash ter an
Mtr. Kellogg was taken ill, and bekah Lodge Miss Lena Wambegan,
ington, is here holding protracted
meetings in the Christian ohurob, went to the hospital in Port- Diet. Deputy President. The fol
lowing are offloers installed :*
which will be- continued for an in
FISHBÜRN’S OLD STAND.
YAMHILL LODGB NO. 20 I. O. O. F.
definite time. The meetings have
ing
his
leg
amputated,,
but
after
been very well attended. A cordial
Chas. Hadaway, N. G.; A. >G.
Out*
invitation is extended to everybody, much goffering he finally died Carter, V. G ; 8. W. Sigler, Sec.;
Twosonaby
Dawne,
survive
Mrs.
especially ministers.
Kellogg. Mrs. W. F. Gilkey, who Chas Saunders, Fin. Seo.; R. L.
S tomach T roublks and C onsti was a schoolmate of Mrs. Kellogg’s Harris Treas ; Z Spangle, Warden;
pation .— ‘Chamberlain’s Stomach Willamette University, Salem, and F. E Berry, Con.; Wm Lumm, R.
and Livsr Tablets are the beet thing the two always having retained 8 N. G ; Andrew Livingstone, L. 8.
for stomach troubles and constipa friendship for each other, was with N. G ; Wm. Cain, R 8. O. G ; Ben
tion, I have ever sold ” says J. R. Mrs. Kellogg a good part of the Parrish, L. 8 V. G ; E. G. Carter,
To those about to build or repair I wish to call your attention
Cullman, a druggist of Potterville,
during her late illness—pneu R. 8 8 ; J. W Eisele, L. fl. 8.; J. o tbe fact that I am now supplied and shall continue to keep on
DIRECTORY. Mich. They are easy to take and time
G.
Baxter,
I.
G.
monia.
land a
always give satisfaction J tell pay
lodok no . 83.
E ditor H eralik —What^ "you
GOOD ASSORTMENT
customers
to
try
them
and
if
not
W. OF THE W.
Mi^^Lena Wambegana, N. G.;
satisfactory to come back and get have advocated for years has come
------OF BOTH------
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200 their money, but have never bad a
to pass. We refer to water works. Miss Jennie Hogue, V. G ; Mrs. H.
Woodmen of the World meets first and
Dayton now has ooe of the finest W Stanley, Seo ; Miss Mamie Had
third Tueedayof each month, at Wood complaint-” For sale by R. L
man ball, Dayton, Oregon.
Visiting Harris.
water suppliesin Oregon. The H er away, Fin. Seo.; Z Spangle, Treas;
4
Neigbora welcome.
.
ald has also advocated a canning Mrs. Emily Micbols, R. 8. N. G ;
C oming E ntertainment . —
Mrs. Estelle Berry, L. 8. N G;
A. C. DARR, O.O,
L. H. LIT8OHER, Clerk.
The W. C. T. U. will give one of factory. We all say we need such Miss Flora Livingstone, Con; Mrs.
a plant in Dayton; as we can raise
their popular Silver Medal con beans, peas, sweetcorn, tomatoes, Fannie Saunders, Chaplain; Mies
IN SHINGLES I KEEP
WOMEN or WOODCRAFT test« Wednesday evening, Feb etc., in sufficient quantity to supply Lula Nichols, I. G; Wm. Lumm, D
Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of ruary 1. On Thursday, Febru
a large cannery, and of as. good G.
Woodcraft, meets every Thursday even
After installation members of
ing in Woodman ball, Dayton.Or. Vis ary 2, they will hold their State quality as any grown in America.
iting Neighbors always welcome.
Institute, which will be conduct We would also suggest that while tbe two lodges wended their way to*
MISS ELIZABETH GOUDY, G. N.
ed by Mrs. Additon, State Pres we have good merchants, there is the Commercial hotel where a
MI88. HATTIE G. GOUDY,
sumptuous banquet bad been pre
ident.
The ladies «expect to room for wide-awake, enterprising pared for them. Mr. and Mrs. Mo-
make the Contest and Institute merchants, a short-order drug store, Cann, propristore of the hotel bad
UNITED ARTISANS
first class hardware store, an up to
Security Assembly No. 16, meets in the best of ths kind ever held date livery barn aod feed shed, lum loaded the tables, which were neat
A high ejass program will ber yard, meat market, repair shoe ly arranged and decorated, with
regular session the 1st and 2d Monday in here.
each month, in W of the W. hall, at 7:30 be rendered. J
shop, barber shop, hotel, eteam many choice eatables, which their
FOR SALE. I
p. m. Visiting members anvited.
guests enjoyed to tbe full, and were
MR8. M. M. RO88NER, M. A.
The dog show at McMinnville laundry, feed store, plumber, and greatly delighted by tbe way in
W. 8. HIBBERT, Bec.
Purchasers desiring information of
last Saturday was well attended, other enterprises, managed by up which they were served with so
to
date
business
men
With
the
the propetty advertised below,will please
and some fine dogs were on ex
many and well prepared good eat calt at the office of D ayton H krald .
I. O. O. F.
hibition. Bailie, the fine full addition added to Dayton, thus en ables, and highly compliment Mr. Those wishing to sell will have good op-
ANDERSON
Yamhill Lodge No. 20, I. O. O. F.
larging the city, there is room for
meets every Wednesday evening in Odd blooded English Setter, owned all who come. We have one of the and Mrs. McCann for their effort to wrtnnity to dispose of their property by
etting it be known through columns of
Fellows Hall. Visiting brethren wel by Captain J. Oliver, pilot on
DAYTON,
OREGON
best towns in the best county and please.
H kbald ,
come.
J. O. NICHOLS, N. G.
the
O.K-
4
N.
steamer
Modoc,
best
atals
in
the
Union.
May
we
6. W. SIGLER. Sec’y.
Do all work in the lino at
acres in cultivation,
6 acres,
and which is kept by Aug Det all put our shoulders to the wheel.
C ured His M othbrof R heuma
mering, carried off seeond prize. There is a motto for every man, tism . —“My mother has been a suf
spring, set to a variety of fruit, about X
XXX
Bailie is an intelligent dog, and “dont be selfish.”
ferer for many year« from rhenma mile from Dayton.
—
-o-
ann a general favorite here in
7 acres of land and five room bouse,
tism,” says W . H. Howard of Hus
Dayton and with the boatmen. . We don’t exactly agree with band, Pennsylvania. "Al times she with outbuildings, the beet of land, good
C ubbd L umbago .—A. B.„Can
never failing well, some trait, 2 mile
We are informed that he is as three X, who, probably in his en was unablS to move at all, while al from Dayton. If sold soon a bargain.
man, Chicago, writes March 3,1903
thusiast o effort for the welfare of all times walking whs was painful.
One business house and lot with small “Having^been troubled with Lumba
I hereby notify jbe public
good in looks as in the field at
the town, forgot bis name and sub- I presented 1 her with, a bottle of barn in Dayton at a bargain.
that I have opened a Waffle
go, at differoot times -and tried one
work.
He
bas
been
a
great
suc
situted the affixed signature. Most Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and after 60 acres of as good land as in the val physician after another, then diffe.
House in the building next
cess the past two seasons in the all of the different branches of
ley, 45 in cultivation—best of water, 2
door ro Express office. Also
a few applications she decided it acres of young orchard—small fruits— ent ointments and liniments, gave it
hunt.
business
mentioned
are
represented
was the most wonderful pain relelv timber enough for family use, % mile up altogether. So I tried once more
•LUNCH COUNTER.
The DAyTON H erald and New here, and it would be bad policy er she had ever tried, in fact, she is fr< m depot at Lafayette, and 1% mile and got a bottle of Ballard’s Snow
And am prepared to
Dayton; |50 per acre, cash.
Liniment which gave me almost in
York Tribune Farmer only 11.25 to encourage others to engage in never without now and is at ail from
supply Ihe vefy best of
65 acres, about 12 in cultivation, 20
like busibe««, as it would afford a times able to walk, an occasional
a year. The Farmer is one of scant living to those so engaged, and
acres «laahed, balance timber, young slant relief. I can cheerfully reoom
the leading agricultural papers no profit. In some instances the re application of Pain Balm keeps orchard, good bouse and barn At a mend it, and will add my name to
bargain.
{our list of aufferers. Bold by R
of the country, and the informa sult would beau injury to the busi sway the pain that she was formerly
HO acres, about 40 in cultivation, 10 । Harris.
troubled
with.
”
For
sale
by
R.
L
ON SHORT NOTICE.
acres slashed, balance in timber, small
tion contained is reliable and up- ness in town and result in the fail
Harris.
prune orchard. This tract adjoins the
to-date.
It
is
a
first
class
farm
ure
or
removal
from
town
of
the
—Also—
above piece, and if desired the two will
and news paper. The Farmer new ma i, who would then give the
be sold together; 6 mile from Day ton.
Dr. Estock examines and testa
ESTRAY.—Came to my place
is published weekly. Regular town a bad name as a place to do
eyes
for glasses free of charge.
business. It is bad—cutthroat— in November, a stray sheep.
subscription 11 per year.
Not
having the expense of
D
ayton
H
wrald
and
Semi-Week
policy
to
overcrowd
the
business
of
—AND—
R bv . C arlislb P. B. M artin , L. a town, and any ooe encouraging The owner can have the same ly Journal (Portland) 11.60 a rear; Portland occulista be can nave
by calling at my place in John
Daily Journal and H erald 14 50 you money. Call and aee him,
such a condition, and having the
•Of a morning, when first arising, welfare of the town at heart, by a Fletcher addition to Daj ton, sod per year; including Sunday Journal,
Subscribe for tbe D ayton H er
proving
property
and
paying
for
I often find a troublesome collec little thought, could see that it
1575. This is your opportunity to
Meals 16
tion of phlegm which produces a would result in injury to bis town. keeping, and thia advertise get tbe news ot each day complete ald and Weekly Oregonian. Only
12 a year foa the two.
a
at small cost. Tbe Journal gives
What we do need is more people; ment.
We aak for a liberal share of cough and ia^ery hard to dislodge;
but
a
small
quantity
of
Ballard
’
s
FRED YOE, Day ton.« the latest news of the world each , Lots of fine oranges and lemona
both io town and country. And
public patronage.
Horehound Syrup will at oncedia then divert t ads and traffic here
d«y. Take no chances, but improve at Detmering’s.
lodge it, and the trouble la over. I by every business man letting it be
the opportunity to get your home
DR.J. E MARSH,
know Of no medicine that Is equal known that people can do as well
paper with a metropolitan paper at
R. L. CONNOR,
to it, and it is so pleasant to lake. I bsre, in any line of busidness as CHI ROPRACTIO. litlle cost, while thia offer contin-
can .ii most cordially reoommend
it
.ues.
------- —•• elsewhere; and all citizens so ad ver-
1°,
• medicine tie« the town. Then probably there The drugiess, knifelsM system ot
healing. Agee ahead of medicine. Ad-
D ayton H erald and “Dumb An
hi R I* ii °n8 troo^e ” .Sold would be openings for new firms in juatlug rooms O. W. PoweU's residence.
by R. L Hsrns.
I iOine liDe- of burtneM.
M c M innvilli , O b .
imals
11.25 per year.
Offiee hours:—2:00 to 8 ;00 p. rtb
stand, northwest corner
Third and Ferry streets,
Day ton, ~ Or. With the
Year 1905 ,
we begin a more active
campaign in in our line of *
business—-carrying more
complete line of General
Merchadise. As hereto
fore we sell goods at the
L.
Protracted meeUngi still con
tinue at M E. church.
Gold Medal Contest Wednes
day evening, February 1.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
A