Dayton herald., April 14, 1905, Image 4

DAYTON
HERALD
RESOLUTIONS.
The following reeolutions were
1908; unanimously adopted by Upton
Poet No 76 G. A. R, Department of
Oregon, Dayton t
f
E J. Avery, who aombyoaro ago . Whereas, Dr. Osler desiring to
•old his hop yard to Frank Berry) attract to himself a little cheep
lately bought »he yard froqi Mr. notoriety, has ia tbs most
.r-
Berry, and ia again one of the many ranted manner attacked a largo
bop men of thio aecllon. The yard majority of the memerahip of the
ia oiie among the beat here. The Grand Army of the Republic, by
hops in it mature earlier than moot the Hbeloua asoertion that men have
FRIDAY,
APRIL 14,
Several men lately from Ohio,
have rented 20 acres of bottom land
,^f Mr. Forest at Whemtland, on
/which they will raise tobacco.
.From teste made last year by a
, crop of tobacco raised there, it is
,found ths land is well adapted to
/raise that article._______
' Among tbs sppointmente made
‘by the late Evangelical Conference
-at Salem, was Rsv. M. B. Young to
iDay ton and Lafayette. Rsv. G. F.
Tbelps, the former pester of this
-.charge, was appointed Conference
■Evangelist; Dallaa, Rev. C. C- Pol-
ing:<First Portland district, Rev.
A. A. Winter; second Portland dis­
trict) Rev. J. Bowenox; Portland
H. L. Pratt, Presiding
district;
abns
and Columbia,
Xlderi L.
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Rev. E. E. MwVicker; Troutdale,
Rev. H. B. Hârris; Hillaboro, Rev.
Frank Pbelpo: Sweethome, Rot. W.
P. Plowman; BridcoDort, Rev. M. J.
T alking in thn Am.—Thooig-
nrio in wirolooo telegraph are iden­
tical with thooe of win telegraphy,
that ia dote and dashee are made at
the sending station by moans of s
ksy which makss and broths ths
circuit at ths will of the operator.
Just as eoon as ths asndiog ksy is
nleased, the waves cease to go out,
and the impuloeo actuating the re­
ceiving apparatus are in accord
with thorn of the sending station,
it having been found that the veloo-
4ty of these waves in air is the o»me
as that of light—186,000 miles a
second. Thus, as soon as tbs do-
ths influence on the microphone
ceases, the carbon particles deoo-
here, and the normal high resistance
is restored. It is therefore evident
that as dote and dashes are made
by the transmitting apparatus the
microphone coheres aud decoheres
in unison with it, the result being
that the rignala are received in the
telephone receiver as a series of
clicks which ooiy require for intel­
ligent translation, the experienced
ear of telegraph operator.—John F.
Tineley in Sunset Magaxine for
April.
There is a modern tendency to
wink at vice. Youth for pleasure,
age for businees, and old age for re­
ligion, is the abominable adage we
frequently bear. «The lusts of the
flesh are regarded as mere juvenile
indiscretions,youthful follies,which
mature eg» writ correct. Sobriety*,
morality, religion will all oome in
‘ due time. The wrecks that straw
life’s seashore are too common for
experience to give much credence to
that idea. Without doubt the hor-
ror of this world is that vice which
rears its monuments in graveyards,
hospitals, garrets, cellars, impaired
minds and polluted hearts. Men,
and even women regard thia viee
lightly. Fashionable and moral
society places no ban on thio horror.
The guilty and polluted wretch
mixes with the purest in the land,
and is assured of a glad welcome.
Tbs rake gnd the debatlohee can de­
fy all justice but that of heaven.
So long as virtuous women are will­
ing to receive moral outcasts as their
companions and friends, men will
f;e t worse, i n • toad of better. It res to
argely with the young womsn of
this country if society is to be raised
bht of this swamp if sensuality to
the secure heights of virtue, where
God’s sun shines, and God’s breezes
blow, and all life io beautiful.—Al­
bert E. Vert in the Pacific Monthly
for April,
chloroformed at 60. and
4 Wbsreas, U m greater portion of
our organisation are men paat 60
years of age, and number among
us thousands whose physical and
mental energy is of the highest or­
der, and who are exorcising qual-
IH m to-day that only years of train-
ing san produce, therefore, bo it
Reoolved, That Upton Post No.
76 G. A. R. Departmoot of Oregon
condemn in. the strongeet terms
possible, the publication of • prin­
cipal so pernicious in its effects, so
unwarranted, untrue, and unsub­
stantiated by the facts on every
hand, and be it further
Resolved, That copies of these
resolutions be furnished the press,
and our comrades generally, be in­
formed of the action of this Post.
C. W. P owell ,
Acting A4jL protem.
will find in most cases, to bo de­
prived of all ambition, both phys­
ically and mentally. We have ob-
served the carelessness of the slave
are that way, but a majority are.
They have no ambition, no desire
to aspire to greater things thana
paoksge of dukes and a book of
cigarette papers. Aims to work
enough io keep himself In “mak­
ing,” as the tobacco and papers
have become known and called by
the smoker when he has become a
slave to the poisonous habit. Hie
first act in the morning io to roll up
a cigarette and take a few inhales,
ou retiring at night he must have
the nerve settling stimulant as be
expreeeee it, to lull him off to dream
land. Fortunate indeed, it would
be to those not having the will pow­
er to quit by the oonsoiousneM of
their own destruction, to have a law
to force them to quit the ruinous
habit Inyears to oome they would
look upon ft as a benefactor and a
savinr.
•
An Editors Opinion of the
Royal Gorge.
Edy th Totier Weatberred, In do-
scribing a recent.trip over the Den­
ver A Rio Grabde Railroad, says in
‘•Ths Exposition”! .
“At last I’M gfrit of ths ambition
of ysars has been reached— mar-
onde» al, grand and in-
ovaJ Gorge, io on either
ly. disappointing
have one pair of
•yw, wdi >
the tremendous chasm. If any who
6
Oue or the greatest farm and
commercial papers published
west of Chicago—th« Ferm and
Fireside, published by The
Crowell Publishing Co., 8pring-
field, Ohio, twice a month; and
D ayton H erald 41.20 a year.
The Ferm and Fireoide runs
20 to 32 pages eseh issue, *ell
illustrated articles
f«rm ^P"
ics, aud many articles of inter­
est to the farm home. Take
advantage of the above offer os
the clubbing rates have only
been arranged to continue for a
short time.
how it looks just go and eee. Thou
lands b vo tried to describe it, yet
every attempt falls short of giving
t e subject justice.”
D ayton H erald and Semi-Week­
If yon contemplate a trip East,
ly
Journal (Portland) 4175 a year;
write W. C. McBride, 124 Third
f'¿•wet Portland, Ore., for booklets Daily Journal and HE xa LD 44 50
p'storing Colorado’s famous scenery ^erincluding Sunday Journgl,
and other information you may
There being no harness shop
H balth is Y outh —D ubask and in Dayton, or dealer in that line
S icknbss B rino O ld A on .—Her- of goods; and there being a de
bine taken every morning before mand for barneee and repairs of
breakfaat, will, keep you in robmt harness, by 'residents of town
health, fit ydu to ward off diaeaae and vicinity, G. Londenahansen,
It curea constipation, biliooaneaa, the shoemaker, has brought on
dyapepeia, fever,akin, liver and kid­
a lot of material for harness mak-
ney oompiainta
It puriflea the
blood and clean the complexion. ing and is now prepared to make
___ ,_____
Mrs. D W. Smith, Whitnoy,Tpx
. new harness gr repair old. Don’t
I
have
used
forget when you want harness
writes, Aprili, 1902:
a
troubles. It does all you claim for
it. I can highly recommend it.
The 04. Louis Republic and
50c
Sold by R. L. Harris.
D ayton H onalo , one year tor 41.25
The regular price of each paper is
IF YOU ARE NOT PARTICULAR 41 per year. The Republic is issued
twice a wtek.
Don’t travel over the Illinois Cen­
When yon w»nt a good meal or
tral, as any old road will do you
and we don’t want your patronage; nights lodging, go to the Commer­
but if you are particular and want cial hotel,where you will find them.
the beat and mean to have it, ask
When you want a good shave
the ticket agent to route you via the hair cut or shampoo, call on Z.
I llinois C entral , the road that Spangle, the Day tonbarber.
hmm through solid vestibule trains
.Tablste of all kinds, note and
between St. Paul, Omaha, Chicago,
letter paper, envelopes, pens, etc.,
St. Louis, Memphis, and New Detmering’s. ®
Orleans.
Good goods, and low prices fox
No additional charge io made for
a seat in our reclining chair oars eash at Nichols A Gabriel’s.
which are fitted with lavatories and
First class meals and good lodg­
ing at the Commercial hotel.
attendance.
Lota of fine oranges and lemons
Rates via the Illinois Central are
at Detmering’s.
quote them in connection with any
ti.. Mcontinental line.
B. H. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent, 142
Third St., Portend, Ore.
One lot and a half in Da;
J. C. LINDSEY,
■good location in center oi
town—will be sold at a reason­
8t, Portland, Ore.
able price.
This offer holds
PAUL B. THOMPSON,
good
for
a
short
time. Call at or
Frt A P. A, Room 1 Col­
man Bldg., Seattle, Wash. address H erald office, Dayton.
for sale .
F or a W b ax D igbstiox —No
medicine can replace food but Cham-
berlsln’s Stomach and Liver Tab-
lets will bolp you ‘3 digest your
food. It 1s not ths quantity of food
C hambbrlain ’ s C ough R emedy Dayton and St Joe Stage.
I »ken that gives strength and vigor thn B ist and Moe* P opular .—
to the system, but the amonit di­ “Mothers buy it for croupy children,
Leaves Dayton twice a day for
gested and assimilated. If troubled railroad men buy it for coughs and BL Joe—at 8:80 a. m.; and 1:30
with a weak digestion, don’t f il to
p. m. Returning at 11 a. m.
UM. They only cost a quarter. Cough Remedy than any other kind.
For sale ty R. L. Harris.
It seems to have taksn ths leatFSver
several other good brands.” There
Mr. Thoma informs us that his is no question but thio medicine is
fe. v across the Willamet*.?, on the the best that can be procured for
road to St. Paul, Marion county, is oougba and colds, whether it be s
now in operation, and in good shape child or sn adult that io affleted.
for businees. He has put iu a new It al way o cures and cures quickly
c ble and otherwise improved hie Sold by R. L. Harris.
**. ry.< The road on the Marion
county sloe of river, he says will
Ths O. R. A N. steamers Ruth
be cleared of stumpe and much im­ and Modoc, ply between here and
proved this summer.
Portland. They leave here at 6 a.
m., sharp. The Ruth leayeo Mon­
EGGS FOR HATCHING— days, Wednesdays and Fridays; re­
from the bast strain of Barred turning alternate days.
Modoc
Plymouth Rocks on the coast leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur­
50 cents per setting.
day ; returning alternate days; Sun­
J. H. MOORE, Dayton, Or. days excepted.
A Direct Line
tor, orat tbs
promptly at-
tended to.
GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING.
T-
A million readera
The DAyToN H erald and New
York Tribune Farmer only 41.25
a year. The Farmer is one of
the leading agricultural papers
of the country, and the informa-
J______
_ljed is reliable and up-
tion
contain
to-date. It is a first’ class farm
and news paper. The Farmer
is published weekly. Regular
subscription 11 per year.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
142 Third 8t., Portland, Ore.
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
P. B. THOMPSON, F. A P. A.,
Room 1, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
J. ARMS.
Pork, Veal, Poultry and
Country Produce, of
Purebaoen desiring information of
the property advertised below, will please
call at the office of D ayton H kkau >.
Those wishing to sell will have good op-
H kbald ,
6 acres—4 in cultivation, house and
barn, a variety of fruits, good well of
water, two good springs, a splendid
plaee for a chicken ranoh, K mile of
Dayton.
181 acres, over X In cultivation, exeel-
lent land, some fine timber, two bouses,
other improvements, 3 miles from Day-
ton, good water; if deaired, purchaser
can pay one-half cash. Uhlanoe on time
at tow rate of interest. The land will
produce good crops of anything grown
in Oregon, if properly cultivated; bean*
trial rite.
fiOacrea, about 40 in cultivation, 10
acrea alaahed balance in timber, email
prune orchard
Wacreeof aa good land as ia the val­
ley, 46 in cultivation—beet of water, 2
aerse of young orchard—email fraite—
from Dayton ; AM) per acre, cash.
COIlEkHAL HOTEL,
A. J. McCANN, Prop.
DA.YTONI, ORE.
The public are invited to give this
boose • trial. The house has lately been
commotion of the public. Clean beds.
Tablee supplied with the beet the market
affords.
DAYTON,
OREGON.
Daily
fob kan pía
Doek.
□If you are going East, write for Information
and getfa pretty book that will tall you alll
aboot It.
-
Dally
W. o. McBRIDE.OMM A^t.
Yamolli Hiver Roui«
P ortland ,
îh'lll kArer bail* "
O regon .
Dally
—
Otek« Alvar Itouta
FOR LkWtm'N
i
Daily
ax Friday
Portland & Asiatic Steam
ship Company
.For Yokohama and H our Kona, calling i
A PLEASANT WAY TO TRAVEL.
SOUTH AND EAST
Th« above 1« the ueual verdict of the
teaveler ueing the Missouri Psclflc Rall,
way between the Psclflc Coast and the
East, and we believe the service and ac-
oommodatlonh given merit this state*
went. From Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo there are two through trains
dally to Kansas City aad St. Louis, ear-
rying Pullman's latest standard electrio-
lighted sleeping care, chair oars, and up-
to-date dining oars. The same excellent
—VIA— *"
sonni none n
?**T« Dayton tor Portland and »a;
and Hot Springs. If you are going Eact
or South, write for rates and full infor-
mallon.
W. C. McBRIDE,
OnULAL AOBNT,
IM Third St.
Aah land
Sacramento
8 m Francie!
Ogden
Denver
K anime city
Portland, Ore,
_ “THB MILWAUKEK”
Trav. Pees. Aft.
Here Boys !
H. 8. Rows,
Gineni Agent-
POBTLAND, OB
Earn Money for a
SUMMER TRIP. -
Every boy enjoys a change of air and
the fun to be had in the mountains or at
the seashore, but not eveiy boy's father
can afford the expense. Wouldn't it be
jolly to earn tbs money yourself!.
There Is a way that is as easy as it is
sure. It is by getting subscribers for
Blacksmith
AND
THE PACIFIC TREE AND VINE.
Hundreds of boys all over the country
are doing this and you might juntas well
have your ahare of the profits.
Send a postal today and ws will send
you complete instructions, together with
a free outfit.
The
Pacific
Tree
and
America’s Greatest Weekly
THE
J. F. STAIGER,
—
OREGON.
Toledo Blade,
Tini pillici
TOLKDO* OHIO
Known Newspaper In the
United States,
Circulation 171,000.
Popular In every State.
The Beet
ANDERSON BROS
Fini class in every respect
Rates from 41 to $2 per day. Spec­
The Toledo Blade I. now Installed In Its new
building, with a modern plant and eqnldment
ial attention paid to Commercial DAYTON,
OREGON and
taelllttes eoual to any publication between
Travelers. Sample rooms in con­
New York and uhlesKO. It la the only WwSly
Do al! work in the line of
newspaper edited expreaaly for every Mate and
nection.
territory. The news of tbs world so arranged
that beay people can more earily comprehend,
than by reading enaaberaome oolumna of dal­
lies. All current topics made plain In each
iMueby «peelal editorial matter written from
inception down to dote. The only paper peb-
WANTED—LADIES AND GEN­ llahed
eepeeially for people who do or do not
TLEMEN in this and adjoining read daily newapepera, aad yattblrat for plain
facte.
That thia kind of a newspaper la popu­
territories, to represent and advertise lar, la proven
by the fact that the Weekly Blade
the wholesale and educational depart­ now iu over 170 800 yearly eubecribere, and ia
mslated
ia
all
parte ot the United Statea. la
ments of an old established house of
itlon to the newa, the Blade publlabea short
BLACKSMITHING,
Advertisements or articles for
Eublication in H erald , should
e banded iu by Wednesday
noon, to insure publication seme
week. Leugbty nr tides on Sat­ ■olid financial stand tag. Salary 48.80
per day with expenses advanced each
urday or Mouday morning.
>0UYSn0NET~4AR
Monday by check direct from beadquar­
ters. Horse and buggy furnished when
necessary; position permanent. Ad­
dress Manager cere of this oiBos.
THE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio.
COLDS THAT HABC
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¿SNOW
yj
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So frequently settle on the hinges and result in Pneumonia or Consumption. Do not take chances on * cold wearing
away er take something that only half curea it, tearing the seeds of serious throat and lung trouble.
F oleys H oney I ar
Pneumonia and Consumption
partiM of th« Uma K ogtaaaMraaUva wort
- t ----- 1-7^
It Wiilaay you Ik lavaatlgM. A poabd
i, IN., write«:
I
ow •■« aim im yovr ■• kl
BALLARD^NOI^HW^
CO.
haa Prendero. C
*An
R.
Vine,
Park Hotel Bldg., San Jose, Calltg
THE COTTAGE
SALEM.
«»•■ KUam
A tamiliar name for the UhicagoTMil-
wgnkee A St. Paul Railway, known all
City Mexico
over the Union as the Great Railway
Honaton
running the “P ionbkb L imitsd ” trains
Nam Orleana
•very day and night between St. Paul
Waahingtoa
and Chcago, and Omaha and Chicago.
“The only perfect trains In the world.”
PallMU and Tourlat eara on both traina.
Understand:
Connections are made
SMrewanlo to Ofdm m A XI hao
with Au. Tranacontinental Lines, assur­ MdTourtat care to Chieaco, St Loula, New
Orlaana
aad
Waahlntton.
ing to passengers the best service known.
Luxurious conches, eleetrie lights, t * i —
Connect!»» at 8aa FraBelaw wM aavarel
Nonolnlu, JaaM, China,
heat, of a verity equaled by no other
Phlllppinee, Central Md Sooth Aldea.
H im «
See that your ticket reads via “The
W. E. COMAN, G. F. and P. A.
Milwaukee” when going to any point in
Portland, Oregon.
the United States or Canada. Alltkaet
agents sell them.
For rates, phamplets or other informa­
tion, addreea,
A PRACTICAL
WANTED.
Illustrated Magasins for
All the Family.
D ayton
H rrald and Good
Housekeeping 41.75 per year.
For the Kaat via Maat Dally
lagtoa
I
There are to many scenic attractloa*
sad point, of Internet along Iha Un.
between Ogden .nd Dearer that the
trip never become* tlrmome.
J. W. Caarr,
W. T. HATTEN. .
m A mm axaaadlagly literal
W CoInmMan Hnlldlag.
ATL a NTIC'SÏPH m |»;Ï4 pV
BECAUSE
FSBV.Meat, —MISS. «MuSSS: 22S m F n WMMM»S sjTSrtXmKHÍ
m«atratoA.
TON 6FHKLFS PUBI.ISHINO COMPANY,
PaelSe Coaat OAtea,
iss«- at;
uu4 Kiu Grand« Railroad, th« 'feanie
- Lin« of the World."
ll ioforaiaMon eall oa or ad-
ORRA
■o
WITH YOUR JOURNEY
“The Sheepherder”
De Ltney’s New Novel
Dally
mOPBRTY_FOR SALE
PBOPRIBTOR.
1100 per year—10 canta a copy.
AGENTS
sr KV I AL
Horseshoer,
B. H. TRUMBULL,
W ANTED.—10 men in each state
to travel, tack signs and distribute
samples and circulanof our goods.
. Salary 475 per month. 48 per day
for eapeneea. KUHLMAN CO.,
Dept. 8, Atlas Building, Chicago.
Yon Will Be Satisfied
1«4 Third Street.
Oregon Writer1« Bert Fffort.
KING OF ALL LINIMENTS
CURBS RHBUMATBM AM» ALL PASI
CURES
Thrmxh fullwM M m A^ «M totutet stoap-
rare daily Mi Omaha eui— * - 7
T)te undersigned having again
opened his blacksmith shop at
his oMgtand at G. B- Abdlll’a,
would in Fite those who Want Is now rssdy for business st Sam
wo^ done in hia line, to give Baxter’s old stand.
Having bad more than twenty
him a trial. Repairing done on
yean experience, I am eun I can
short notice.
please you aud I solicit a fair share
W. F. ABDILL,
of patronage. Give me a trial and
be convinced.
A story of the great range war Into
which is interwoven the romantic epi
eodes of acquiring timber lands and ths
Thoroughly modern trains connect with all transcontinental lines at St. Paul sad sdvanoemsnt of Irrigation.
Omaha.
Thia production wilt appear in the
If your friends are coming west let ua know and we will quote them direct Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal ia aerial
the specially
«daily low rates now in effect from all eastern points.
form. The Journal will be dubbed with
this pap«r, the two for |1.78. Subacribe
at once and read thia great atory of life
A bout R hsumatism .—There are
as told by Paul De Laney.
J. C. LINDSEY,
few diseases that inflict mors torture
Commercial Agent,
than rheumatism and then is prob­
ably do disease for which such a
varied and useless lot of remedies
have been suggested. To say tbst
it can be cured is, therefore, a bold
statement to make, but Chamber­
lain’s Pain Balm, which enjoys an
extensivs sale, has met with greet
• uooom in the treatment of this dis­
ease. One application of Pain Balm
will relieve the pain, and hundreds
of euffenn have testified to perma­
nent oUres by its use. Why suffer
when Pain Balm affords soon quick
nlisf and costa but a trifleT Fol
sale by R. L. Harrie.
EGGS FOR SETTING—The
undersigned will supply those wish­
ing fresh, first class eggs for setting
from Plymouth Rock birds. The
female being from the well known
Wiley strain, of Rex. The male is
of the E. A. Hawkino strain, of New
York.
MORRIS CAIN.
Residence one mile southwest of
Day ton, on McMinnville road. -
Blacksmithing.
to Chicago and all points east; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all pointe
south.
8etthat’?àr Uc^et r~d"
PORTLAND AND ' R ntubn O nly
41.85—The Southern
•n P*citic Com-
pany are now „selling round nip
ticKeta to Portland from Dayton
for 41 85, good going Saturday or
Sunday, returning Sunday or Mon­
day, giving all day Sunday, and
Monday in Portland. The earns j
arrangement applies from Portland,
giving Portland people a chance to
visit valley pointe at greatly re­
duced rates.
HARRIS.
r R. L. HASHIS.