DAYTON
HERALD.
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VOL. XX
ABKIVAt AND UKl'AKTCRK OF MAHA
Impart
DAYTON HERALD Office.
50
> » p. m.
slly^ reqtieet you tn call and look it over,
ARRIVAL ANU UBrARTURB OF TRAINA
I/ITM D.yton fur Portland •» »;tl a. m.
Arrivai at Dayton from Portland * A Sp. B.
efbek we have-?ver carried, and the Patterns and Prices are right.
In fact wo don’t think you will find a more satisfactory line in the
Wo have some bargains in broken lota.
R. L. HARRIS. Druggist.
APRIL CLEARANCE SALE !
Ten Per Cent Off For Cash
on everything in Dry Goods and
Shoes, that was instock before Jan
uary 1st this year. ■ -■' . :
J. R. EDWARDS.
Dayton, Oregon, April 5, 1905.
COME AND SEE
•
t;*t ». B.
Before purchasing elsewhere your
, Flour, Feed, Garden Seeds and
Grass Seed of all kind.
POULTRY FOODS, DIG CHICK FOOD.
Just received a car load of Laud Plaster.
= W. S. HIBBERT.
Dayton Feed Store, Cor. Fourth and Ferry Sts.
1905.
We are still at the old
stand, northwest corner
Third and Ferry streets,
Dayton, 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
LOWEST LIVING PRICES
We invite the public to
call and inspect our goods
for themselves before ,
making their purchases.
NICHOLS 1 GABRIEL
CULVER <fc TILBURY,
Fine growing wsathe-.
If yo« want the
mer style ot suite
Rippey’s store.
ItM A m.
We have juat received our Spring line of
I
Cards, Posters. Circulars.
Letter and Bill Heads, etc
DAYTON. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1905
WALL PAPER TALK
county.
GST PÂXÏTSD;
mimi
Sat«! .iujor II p»r rewll p
o if paid within Mx Busts*.
DiipU> idvenluisinti. Singl* IseB per
month 11; inch iddlUouil Inch »«sou per
mouth read id t notice« in local column Scent«
per
insertion. 4 cents for tutae
tt line forlir«t
fui
»ent la^i—
Util euer, .ud imuri»*« nut leu not ixeeetUux
10 linei, pubbli;c l fret. Il teniin for pabllei-
tiun itone.. C*r<i of tha»M. rwlnt‘»nr tn<l
H ouse F urishebs ,
to order, call at
The poolers for
R N Snell, Th
publia sale b
Y, Msy A wil
F. U CULVER, Manicar.
Undertakers and Embalmers,
McMINNVILLB,
DIED.
4
S eme —On the 14th of April, in
the hoepital at Portland, Oregon,
Eli Seeee aged 60 ynn, 10 mouths
aud 18 days
Brother Seeee was born near
Dayton, Ohio, in 1844. On Novem
ber 1, 1866, be was married to Mise
Samantha Paulin. After a resi
dence of five yeara in Indiana, he.
with hi a family, in the fall of 1871,
came to Yamhill county, Oregon,
and located on a farm near Dayton,
where, by hia honeat, diligent toil
be acquired a good borne, and raiaed
na family in honor. Of late yeara,
m , with hia family, have been rea-
ideals of Newberg.
Hie illness, caused by kidnsy
trouble, extended over two years,
and grow in severity, n« oessitating
a dangerous operation, from which
he oould not rally. He toevea hia
wife and three danghtere, Mw-
Chae. K. Spaulding, of Newberg;
Ura. John Grimes, and Mrs. J. B.
Crabtree, in Pleaaantdale neighbor
hood; a sister, and many friends
to mourn hia departure.
At his request, hia remains were
brought from his family residence
in Newberg, to Dayton, Or., for in
terment, and the funeral servicea
were held in the Evangelical
church. For many yeara be was
ah active and honored member of
the Evangelical church. Rev. J.
Bowersox, of Portland, preached
the funeral aermOn. The l®r8®
concourse of people who attended
showed the high esteem in which, aa
a friend, neighbor,., oitisen and
Christian, deceased was held. The
body was buried io I. 0.0. F. cem
etery at this place on Sunday laat.
Dayton, Or.
WOMEN or WOODCRAFT
UNITED ARTISANS
Security Assembly No. 18, meets in
regular session the 1st and 2<l Monday in
each month, ih W. of the W. bail, at 7:30
p. m. Viaiting members snvited.
MR8. M. M. RO88NER, M. A.
W. 8. HIBBERT. Bec.
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„ 25«. SOn.ndri Sold >y R
v.ll^, bMw.eo Salem
i L Harrl •
and Portland. Four years after
How the J ews G et the B est of his arrival in Oregon, be located
rr —Il is now a well known fact a donation claim on French Prairie,
that the contenta of a Jewish kosher Marion county, which has been his
market is superior in freshness and home since. Although a boy in
in the health of the creatures elain yeara, be was one of the number
to the stock of Gentile markets car- wbo gathered »1 the pioneer town
rying the same grads and Variety of Champosg; on the banks of the
of meate. In a big oily abattoir Willamette river, May 2, 1843, for
I WUUfU
where » a DWUV*
socket was B«MI
for jowm
years WIB*
em me
the orgEIIIEBl'VU
organisation ve
of - a iww.
local govern
ployed, only animals free from all maot.
Ex Governor Geer and R
8mitb’
V
P atents
°f.JoMPhine
500
Patterna to choose from. We guarantee the
GOODS, WORKMANSHIP, and a .
PERFECT FIT
Our Stook of
DRY GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
SHOES,
GROCERIES
Are being continually replenished
with new and up to date Goods.
Prices
S. atisfactory
GOQDS GUARANTEED.
We Pay the Highest Market
Price for Produce.
Phone No. 28—Fishburn’s old stand
0. B. RIPPEY & CO.
Hollingsworth & Wilson
¿X.
FURNITURE. 1—.
Rugs, Portierres,
Mattings, Linoleum,
Art Squares, Window Shades,_„-
Pfcture Frames, General
Repairing.
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Carpets,
In connection with his line of
fine confectionery' and tropical
fruits, Detmering also keeps a line
of fine stationery.
Rippey has one sixteen inch
Columbia Disc Harrow for sale at
actual wholesale price.
?«.i rx’.'
Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of
Woodcraft, meet* every Thursday even
ing in Woodman hall. Dayton, Or. V is-
itlng Neighbors always welcome.
MI88. HATTIE G. GOW DY, O. N
ALMEDA 8IMLER, Clerk.
-If you are going to want a new suit of clothes
now is the time to make your selection,
before the choicest patterns are exhausted.
We will place your older and have the gar
ments made up when you want them.
State Licensed Embalmers
uneral Directors
HOLLINGSWORTH & WILSON.
NEWBERG, OREGON.
LUMBER & SHINGLES
BRONZE TURKEY EGGS,
To those about to build or repair I with to call your attention
to the fact that I am now supplied and shall continue to keep oh
for sale. Call phone 9-1.
MRS. D.C. VAN DORN.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Almost everything in the dry
ode and clothing line al Nichole
Gabriel’». Also a full stock of-
DON’T WAIT!
John Mauts, *bo has been seri
ously ill.altboughioujebetterlsstill
The best of tropical fruits at confined to bis »^witb creeping
paralysis. He Is reported lb be In
Dgtmering’a.
a very critical condition.
C W. Powell was a business vis
Rev Bowersox wfamweM pleased
itor to Portland thia week.
.
to see so many fsomliar and happy
P. B. Stoddard and wife went to
faces of old friends while here Sun
Portland on boainees Saturday.
diy, and see so ®sny attend the
Shoes al the lowest prices, also funeal of the lais Kh Seeee. ,
other goods, at the Racket store,
F ob 8 alb —A good hack will be
McMinnville.
Mid obeap. Inquire of Andereou
The W. R. C. has changed their Broa., blackemitbe, Dayton. The
lime of meeting from Saturday to hack is nearly new, and is suitable
Wednesday.
t for ons or two horses. If desired,
Mrs Crawford who was visiting two seats will be famished.
relatives in the Amity hills last
Dr. A. B. Eatock who lately went
week, returned home Sunday.
to Southern Oregon to locate' in the
R. N. Snell, who lately Bold hia practice of medicine, baa egocloded
farm, rxpecla Boon, to remove with, to locate in Aabland. Be DM
his family/to L ob Angeles, Cal.
«urely made a"gi»ff s^eotioo Y>y
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p..
.
locating in Chat beauUfal and thnv-
During the Maaon 1^«®««« ing 1UtTe city. Th* doctors family
will have, every Saturday, a.supply ft gooo . £ him g| AtbUnd.
of Ice Cream—the best made.
*
There was quite an electric storm,
Watchee and jewelry carefully for this section, Tuesday evening.
repaired. Leave work with O. M. It was accompanied with a strong
Harris. Watch furnished you until wind and bail. It reported that in
yours io repaired.
R eynolds .
the Webfoot neighborhood, the hail
Rev. J. Bowersox, of Portland, fell so thick that it could have been
was io town Bunday; having come scooped up by the shovelful!, and
here to preach the funeral sermon considerable fruit knocked off by
the hail, and wheat somewhat cut
of Eli Seese, deceased.
up and ground packed. At Salem,
In our notice last week of J, although there was some sharp
H. Barrett, we stated he wa flashes of lightirriag and heavy
from Hillsboro, Ohio. It should thunder, tkere was but little hail.
have been of Illinois.
In several instances in that city,
Wm. Schafer of McCoy, and sis electric lights were cut off by the
ter, Miss Bissis Schafer of Salem, lightning.
were in Day ton Friday laat calling
Mrs. F. C. Wirfs and daughter
on their eieter Mrs. P. B. Stoddard.
Marie, »ill gives German Calico
Overalls, and boys and mens Ball, Friday night, April 28, at the
GRAND EXCURSION. _
clothing of all kinds at Nichols A W. O. W. ball, Dundee, Or. The
Gabriel’*. When you need any dance will be conducted a little'
By order of the Railway Con-
thing in that line give them a call. different from the ordinary dance,
ductin an excursion will be giv
■ John Palmer of‘ near Cottage aa the floor managers will be ladies. en from Lebanon, Silverton,
Grove, who has been here visit- The ladies are requested to place a Dallas and Sheridan to Portland
ingbis brother William, returned piece of their dress in an envelope and ' return, Sunday, May 7.
and a gentleman purchasing a tick
home this week.
et will receive an envelope, and can Fare for the round trip, includ
When building or makiog repairs Ibus recognise who is to be his part ing admission to the Exposition
remember that Bigler the lumber ner for the first waits. A fine time Grounds and Sacred Concert in
merchant has a full lioeof lumber is assured. Everybody invited,
Festival Hall 11.50. This will
and building material. 773
enable the visitors to view the
probability that the progress made at the Lewis and
Geo. C. Batson, who is now atop
There is a
ping near Blockton, California, boat landing At Weston, will • be ’IClark Exposition, which will be
writes to have the H erald sent to
nearly ready for formal opening.
his address. He says bs cank well changed from Senn’s, place to Comparatively few people have
Borie’s, a hundred yards or more
do without it.
any idea of the scope and mag
down the Willamette river. The
The friends here, of Mrs. Bower- road at thepresentlanding is in nitude of the Exposition, and
sox of Portland, wife of Rev. J such conaTtlou—having been
Bowersox, Wilt be pleaeed to lea rn
buildings and other elaborate ar
that she is recovering from an partly washed away, and cannot rangements for its success. The
be repaired without much work
attack of grippe.
conductors have made arrange
in cutting down the bluff—that ments for visitors to visit all
Rev. Young who comes as pas
it is almost impossible, and not parts of the grounds aud build-
tor of the Evangelical church
safe for teams to pass over. We
here, we are informed is highly
have been informed that shook
esteemed as a true .and worthy
The trains Leave as follows:
the landing be changed to Boi-
Lebanon at 7 a. m.; Silverton
man and minister.
rie’s, that a small shed or bouse
The Rasmussen stock bought will be put up with a stove in it, 8:15; Sheridan 7; Dallas 7; La
by Jacobson and DeHaven, of for the benefit of those In wait fayette 8:16; Dayton 8:20; Dun
McMinnville, is going fast, and ing for the boat. Iu, conversa dee 8:32. Tickets for sale by
people wanting bargains must tion with emp oyees of the Ore Station Agents and Conductors
call soon,1 as Manager J. H. Bar gon City Transportation Co. late on excursion trains. For par
rett is putting them out at a long ly, and Captain Graham at a ticulars apply to J. W. Crocker,
251 Alder St., Portland.
distance.
former date, the writer was given
Trains returning leave Port
Riley Shires of Cbampoeg, was a to understand that the change
land
at 5:30 p. m.
passenger to Day ton on the steamer would be made. If so It will
Fin« cigar* at poatofflo« *U»re.
Modoc Wednesday, returning to his be announced in the H erald ,
home Thursday morning.
Mr. gnd then boats would not stop at
Shires is a prominent citixen and j
landing The proposed
active in affairs pertaining to Cham j new landing is a much pleasant-
PoeK-
I er place to loiter away time while
Parties from the northern parti wafting for the boat; and a shel-
of Polk county, or the southern or
ana fire preferable to expo-
western part of Yamhill, who go to gure to col(Hmd rain.
Salem or other parts of Manon1
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J ’PTT
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ly F
I -> or nudentrap. Illy M »n Oli vtoetitnr Site, eomfort- cuunty, will find a more level road
•bt* VW of hullu« while yon work.
8ox j». WESTBROOK, MAINK.
and avoid climbing name roue sleep
A nmvkrsary C elebration —The
bills by crossing the Willamette on anniversary of the meeting of pio-
the ferry at Whealland.
nears which gave the United States
1 n.
n» n-. Government the titft lo the "Oregon
«. C. T. CO'S STBAMKRS
will‘be celebrated at
ai SnniTi'nlmLh al Cha
Marion county .Tuesday,
W. OF THE W.
used Ballard s Snow Liniment, al
„ F.
r —
The O C. T. Co.’e eteamere, going
X --
Mathieu, who was
OLD
HICKORY O a MP, NO. 200 I ways recommended
il to my LZ
friends | nn
Jnti
-
•sip the Willamette river,.peas Wee
«a.
Xr?rt
one
of
the
participante
at Ib.t meet-
Woodmen of the World meets first and
j
ton Landing, where people of this third Tuesday of each month, at Wood
to b® Presenl at the col-
'Ilia*
dandy for barns
burn«.’ I b”
IU“ 3nndv
Mr Mathieu is the sole
vicinity generally take the Willam man hall, Day ton. Oregon. Visiting made
Thoee
who
live
on
farme
are
eepec-
ette river boate for up stream pointe Neigbors welcome.
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A. O DARR, C.O.
—Belem, Albany, etc., alao down
L.
H.
LT
T8OHER,
Clerk.
stream—about 1 p m , and gntng
down stream about lbe eame time.
DRESS MAKING — Mrs An
na Westerfield, will do dress
making and sewing of all. kind,
at her residence south side of
the bridge across Palmer craek,
near Dayton Evaporator. Would
solicit a share of patronage from
ladies of Dayton.
OKKOON.
«o001*
hand A-
good assortment
—0F B0TIJ—
ROUGH. SIZED and
.
DRESSED LUMBER
IN SHINGLES I KEEP
If yon have any chronic or
or other bodily trouble, ren.u t Dr
Marsh, the Chiropractor. He will cure
you.
.
Sawed, Out, Dimension and Fancy
Doors and Windows, Mold
Forty acres No. 1 land with Im- Al Fin
Crovemente, 24 miles of Dayton—a
ings &c
argain. Inquire at this office.
Bargains in merchandise for cash,
at Nicbole A Gabriel’s.
Painting and
Paper Hanging.
Notice to Creditors-
Notice 1« herby given that Henry
Hogue has been appointed
tor of the estate of Elisabeth Mellott.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors of
The undersigned having located Id
said estate to present their claims veri
Dayton,
la now prepared to do all kind
fied to the undersigned at Dayton, Ore
gon within six months from the date of of Painting and Paper Hanging in the
the fhst publication^
Best Style,
Administrator of nW estate-
and at low prioea.
GOOD
r
housekeeping .
R, L. CONNOR.
ATTQRNEt-ÁT-UWV.
MeMixNviLLB, Oa.
DR. J. E. MARSH,
OHI ROPR ACTIO.
-The drugleM, knifelees system of
healing. Agee atinad of medicine. Ad-
Satisfaction guaran I justiuK rooms C. W. Powell's residonoe.
I O®oe hours:—1:00 to8:00 p. m.
teed.
Offloe in A. O. U. W. Wlding.
J. W. MONTGOMERY.
ijaa
natina A ml Ilion r©a<a««w- ,ua“r“<a’
sumption “Send that to this or | will deliver addresses,
that public market,” was the order
The steamer Modoc, of the O. R Il 00 per year—10 cento a copy.
as soon any imperfection was found, „
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A N. Co., w
will
Day ton, Tuee-
A FREE »ampi* COW 10 r*!“““0«-
—and the Christian got the animal jny, May 2, at 8 o’clock a. ni, and
agents
wanted
the Jew refused —Woman's Home Newberg al
at 9 a. m.,
m , for Campoeg
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The
O BAN. steamer Ruth will
House and two lots in Dallas will Companion for May.
R heumatic P ains Q uickly R e 11®»»® Cbampoeg al 4 p. m op the
be trad d for acreage property near
Dayton or Lafayette. Inquire at leived —The excruciating p.ine r®lurn trip to Dayton ; tbuii giving
Ibis office.
characterietie of rheumatism and|®H who wish tn . ®ttend the
e-
»Ä« pArUcul.ic Wrt» U one.
a to bo th* Sri* f« r«« •*w-
Litcher’s motto is, “The Best sciatica are quickly relieved by ap , I bralion ample time to take In the
Quality for a Reasonable Price.” | plying
plying Chamberlain's
Chamberlain’s Pein
Pain Balm
Balm | whole affair. Fers for th® round THE SPHELPS PUBLISHING COMPAMT.
Pielle Cowl Oflc«,
The great pain releiving power of trip 50 cento. Everything la be g
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Not, “How Many Goods Can I the liniment has been the surprise done to make the occasion a p eas- w ColB-bu> Baiidios, San Franela*., Cal,
Sell You for a Quartet;.”
and delight of thooeande of suffer- ant one to those attending.
An Illustrated Magasine for
Keep your bowels regular by the I ers The quick relief from pein well known and popular Aurora
All the Family.
H erald and Good
use of Chamberlain's Stomach and which it xffbrde is alone worth. band will furnttb music; a r®®t«a D ayton ___
kwjD| «1.75 per year.
Liver Tablets, . There is nothing many times ile coot. For oale by1 rant will alao bo on the ground I04 n
supply those who wish with meala. Housekeeping
belter . For sale by R L Harrie I r L Harrie
Fellow* Hall.
Viaiting brethren wel-
_
J. C. NICHOLS, N. G.
come.
8 W.8IGLER 8ec’y.
~
.
W. O. W. CONVENTION AT
LOS ANGELES.
Always
Busy;
The Southern Pacific Compa
ny will sell, on April 12th, 13th
and 14th, round trip tickets to
Los Angeles, at greatly reduced
Don’t bother us unleas you
rates, account convention 61
Woodmen of the World and want work done. ,
Horseshoeing, wagon and bug
Women of Woodcraft, to be held
at Los Angeles April 18th, 1905. gy repairing, and general black
-Call on nearest Southern Pa
First class work.
cific agent for rates and full par smithing.
ticulars.
1 .
LOW PRICES.
Bicycle and all kind of repairs
ANDERSON BROS.
mads at AbdiU’s tin and black
Dayton, Orego?.
smith shop.
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