Dayton herald., June 30, 1905, Image 1

DAYTON
DAYTON. OREGON.
HARDWARE.
Bummer goods at Kichol« and
Gabriel’s.
The beat of tropical fruits at
Having purchased the Jacobson, DeHaven A Co.
Det mering’a.
stock of HARDWkBE and FARM IMPLE­
Boro—To Mr. and Mrs. Goo.
MENTS, and other goods lu that linejp Dayton
Fowler A boy
C W. Powell returned home Mon­
day from a week’s visit to Portland.
«Eugena Walliogof Detroit, Mich­
Invite the people of Dayton and vicinity who al any time
ls bare flailing his brother, E.
need goods in thair Une, to give them a call before purchasing
Walling.
elsewhere. They assure fair trealmenl and reasonable prices.
If you don’t want moldy fruit
use the Vaoum Self Sealing Jars.
Rippey has them. ' t
Clifford Watson is painting the
A. O. U. W. building. When oom*
plated it will bo pure white.
Walter Young, at the hardware
store, will repairs bicycles. Give
him a call. Satisfaction gurantaad.
The late rains caught many farm­
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ers ® with oonsideraoie
considerable nay
hay in the
*
« a ——er
me
fields—some out. Noeerioue dam*
Quite warm
ing showers.
Next T
Fourth of July.
OBT PRIHTBD:
' Cards, Posters. CirculsA.
Letter and Bill Heads, etc
DAYTON HERALD Office.
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RIDAY. JUNE 30, J?Oö.
tjhe late refresh-
la lb* glorien*
CULVER A TILBURY,
LOOK HERE!
H uubf F urishers ,
r. D. CULVBR, Maaa«»r.
Undertakers aad Kmbalmera,
M o MINNVIIXB,
origon ;
ia view of open-
He will probably NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
%
iok’s business
Notice is hereby give that the city
house.
of Dayton, Yamhill County, Ore
ring
Postmaster
_ hae had gon, will receive proposals for the
the room n wbUÉ the postoffice ia purchase of fiftwo hundred dollars
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Thereby mak- (»1600) par value in amount of
lOCffiWMJ,
trona and more negotiable oupon bonds of said city;
log more room
convenient for
Mid bonds are of the denomination
The Ev
parsonage under of five hundred dollars (600;, each
construction, is
I rapidly push­ bearing interest at the rate of five
By visiting our store before making your purchases?
ed forward to
platioo. The per cent, payable semi-annually.
Said Bonds are payable absolutely
building ie ou
■ ,of“erly «
It is our aim to treat our cuetomers in such a manner
copied for a 1«
y“d by Nich ten years from date of i««ue, and
m
that
they are sure to come back, by giving them the
ole A 8igtefliiepp*>to Christian may at the option of the Council of
said
City,
be
paid
.five
years
from
church.
date of issue, or at any interest p
The Logan beny seaaon, like the period thereafter; principal and in-
im mtru
imployment to
hop
AT
THE ’
-t ' ..
and children terest payable in U 8. gold coin al
many men,
the office of the Treasurer of the
have found
I A number at
. Sealed
and eon. City of Dayton, O
employment
fl
Goods called for not in stock, will be ordered without delay for P**™»
F cb S alr .—Man’s bicycle, in
possible, and by keeping constantly
Goods guaranteed as represented, and sold at the lowest living prices. good running order. WilrWIW
ere with C. LaFoDetwandJ. Riley of the City Recorder of said Oily
line of fresh and up-to-aate Gooda.
Their motto U, “Live and let Hve.”
______ for bay. Inquire at this office. at Wheatland. <
until 1 o’clock p m. July 11th, l<n>5,
Misses Fannie Rippey and Nan­
C. Unruh and family of Salem, when they will be opens 1 by said
nie Andrus went to Oregon City came down to 8. Robertson’s last City Recorder in the pre»noe of the
Monday morning, where they will week. After a trip to the coast they Council of said City, and awarded Q We have something new and and nobby in Liberty
attend summer normal school.
will remain at Mr. and Mrs. Robert- to the high»! bidder; provided, that rt Silks, Silk Madras, Dimities, White Gbods, Prints, Rib-
D ayton H e bald and The Pacific son’s until after the fruit season. all bids must be accpmpanied by a M bons, Laces, Embroderies, Hosiery, Corsets, etc. y
Monthly, one pt the beet magazine« Mr. Unruh, who has a prune orch­ certified check for three per cent of
of the day, the two for »1.60 a year. ard at Webfoot, informs the pub­ the Amount bid, and that no bid for g ™ WAL™G S?»ABY 8H0E8.
lus than the par value of said
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Miss Charlotta Hall is now home lisher of H ebald that he will nave
bonds will be considered; provided,
a
full
crop
of
prun».
This
Is
un
­
again, having completed a very
further that bide fora fractional
usual
in
this
vicinity
this
season.
successful five months term of
part of this issue will be considered.
school at Wheatland.
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George Banks, who has been here The Council rewrving the right to
Qi We have for you, something new in Dress, and Work
Mrs. Annie Courtney and daught- wveral moniba, met his wife in Port
reject any or all bids.
Shirts, Overalls, Jumpert, Panto, Sho» and Glove«.
M
er Ethel, of Dayton Waab., are vis- land last week, on her arrival from
W. T. H. TUCKER,
iting with Mrs? Hall and family, the East. They have rented rooms
Recorder of the City of Dayton.
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—1 of J. G. Levis and will make Dayton
Mrs
Courtney and • •*
Mrs. ”
Hall are
Jone
21,1906
their homa Mr. Banks was an old
Ga A fresh supply constantly on band.
□
sisters.
, .
time friend of John McDonald in
Logan berri» appear to be io
On
Mr.
Chapman
who
has
been
on
Pennsylvania. Re has been a suf good demand this »aeon, especially
On
Ths beldar of this sari ta entitled toons V"““*1
Try Our OLYMPIC FLOUR.
the sick list for a fortnight, is again ferer from asthma for years, and so in the Portland market. Clyde 2
Cash
Cash
able to de light work at the Day ton finds the elimate here more bene- Lafollette, fruit grower at Wbwt-
Purchases
œ
s?
Mate our store your headquarters when in town.
Purchases
Evaporator.
Acial to blm lhan any place he bee land, is shipping great quantiti»
■toro. Tnis caramuat accompany ea«beaahpnr-
to
to
25
of the berries to Portland. He also
The package of paper for H bbald found. ______
the”1“ 25
a great many at his place to
not
arriving
on
time
oy
express,
baa
Round
Amount delayed issue of H bbald this week, M abbied —Miss Mary Montgom­ sails
thoM who go there to purchase the
Amount
ery
and
Mr.
Lester
Stoqe
were
mar
­
of
several hours.
ried Wednesday, June 28
The berries. He will probably, in all,
25
Nothin'« rtaarved but muslins.
$20.00
have betw»n 10,000 and 12,000
Mot good after Auf ust IMh.
bridéis
the
daughter
of
Samuel
The Loyal Temperance Legion
25
R.
orates
of berri» this »aeon. The
P. 8. We have just received notice of a big reduction
will mwt at the Evangelical church Montgomery of thio city, the groom crop will all be gathered within a
25
1
b
one
of
the
printing
fraternity.
Sunday, Joly 2d at 2:80 p. m.
of
prices in our line of Tailor Made Suita.
week or ten days. Mr. Lafollette’s
Every member ie requested to be The young couple will make their
fathe
r;
who
owns
a
fine
farm
in
Mis
­
.We furnish you cards free, of which the above is a copy.__
prewnt, and everybody is welcome. home in McMinnville, where they sion Bottom, Marion county, and is
Bring your cards and have your purcharsea recorded, and get
have gone to housekeeping. Mr.
Watch» and jewelry carefully Montgomery and son being left . also engaged in the raising of fruit,
a Round Trip Ticket to to Portland, Ore. FREE.
repaired. L»ve work with L. H l wirbout housekeeper,are now gueats i is also shipping many Logan berries
Litscher. Watch furnished you un­ At Commercial hotel.
tn Portland._____________
1905
1905
til yours is repaired. R eynolds .
Go4o Edwards for bargains. He
The Wheatland fruit grower,
The daughter of Mrs. J B Irwin
FAIB
will
save you money. Compare bis
FAIR
Clyde
Lafollette,
is
fixing
up
his
who with her mother latelv arrived
” %, McMinnville, Oregon.
here from the East, bee bwn seri­ residence property in fine sbspe. prices with others and ®®® It I®
not bo : N o 1 Jap rice 34c lb; Best
ously ill with pneumonia. She was He lately had a good windmill put Savon soap 25c; Arm and Hammer
sick before arriving here. Mrs. up, which supplies abundance of
water for all purposes at his resi­ Boda, 4 Iba 25c; English Breakfast
Irwin is sister te Mra Dr Je«»n.
Bed Room Suits formerly »30 now »25; others reduced in pro­
dence, which is connected with the Tea 25c lb; Gunpowder Tea 30c; 1 portion? Iron bedsteads, formerly »15 now »13. Yum Yum
Those wanting Logan berri» for mill by pipes and faucets, which lb Schilling's Baking Powder 45o;
canning or other um can get them! supply either cold or hot water as 1 can corn lOo; Sugar Cured Break­ Springs formerly »3 now »2.40. Linoleum, 12 ft wide per sqr. yd.
from J. Riley at Wheatland. He desired. He has slso had hie whole fast Bacon 1 c lb; dry salt pork 124; 55 and 65c, Carpets, curtains, chairs, tables, etc., in like proportion.
has some fine berri» that he L sell bouse reebingled, also painted out 3 cans tomatoes 25c ; 50 lb sack re­ Funeral Directors
-
-
State Licensed Embalmers
ing at »1 per orate. Give him a
eide
and
inside, which adds much fined dairy Balt 40c; tin pails 15c up;
call before they are all gone, as they to the premises. When he gets bis sack granulated sugar »5 80. A
HOLLINGSWORTH & WILSON.
go off like hot cakes.
wire fence op in front, and hie lawn line of dry goods—hats, Caps, boots
NEWBERG, OREGON.
The people of Dayton need not go elsewhere to buy Furniture.
H. Wilson of the Wilson Lumber in shape, as be now can keep it well and shoes The pubic are invited to
Co., visited in Dayton Monday and watered and green during the dry call and examine stock before, pur­
They can get it jurt as CHEAP here as anywhere. •
chasing.
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Tuesday. He reports everything eaeon, he will have a fine place.
at the mill (nwr Meadow Lake)
A cute R heumatism . —Depp tear­
COME IN AND SEE.
J. L. ------
and L. J. Castle of Dallas, ing nr wrenching pains, occasioned
running in good shape, and quanti-
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ties of excellent lumber being turned Polk oounty, have bought the hard- by getting wet though, worse when
out. The firm will soon be shipping ware stoo^at this place, owned by •t reet, or on first moving the limbs
To those about to build dr repair 4 -Fijb to call your attention
umber to the markets.
Jaoobeon, DeHaven A Co, of Mo- and in cold or damp weather, is
Mfnnville. The new firm bure ta cured quickly by Ballard’s Snqw to the fact that I am now supplied and shall continue to keep on
Mise Lelia Bon, of Oakdale, Neb ,
We have the largest stock of Wall Paper ever brought to Dayton.
ken possession of the stock at the Liniment. Oscar Oleson, Gibson
Prices range from three cents a roll up, for bright new stock. In
*»d 1“ ta «ta—a*
GOOD ASSORTMENT
, PP®y-
tu '
nirl and naw nnstnmArs. who City, Ill. writes Feb. 16, 1902: “A h*nd *
broken lota we are offering a line as cheap and probably cheaper »I*® ,
meet
old
and
new
customers,
who
than the same grad» can be bought elsewhere in Yamhill count), Corvelli«, brotHer to Miss Lelia, they will give auoh bargains as , year ago I was . trouble gwitb a pain
—OF BOTH------
_
back. It soon ot so bad I
met his sister in Portland Saturday
JOoe
brankrunt stocks not excepted.
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j
i- u and accompanied her to Dayton, wi!l assure a liberal share<of paL
us tell you about Liquid Veneer, the best all around polish and was the guest of O B: Rippey ron Age. J. H. Barrett, manager for
Ballard’s Snow Liniment cured
Jacobson, DeHaven A Co in this « «»,
R L
ever offered to the public:
”
' ,7 , .
nd family over Sunday.
city,
and
who
eo
succe»fully
man
_
Please note that maximum time on approved credit sales is 6V
aged
the
bUBinees
of
bi«
firm,
and
j
Q
Lewie,
the
old
»tabllshed
N
otic
«.
—
Trust
your
loved
days. Let us explain our new system to you; you will be pleased
IN SHINGLES I KEEP
ones and friends to the care of made many friend« in Dayton and oojertoker has a full line of fine
with it
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i responsible, practical State vicinity, will remain with the new I MkeU Bod underUking goods,
wveral weeka. Mr. and Mrs.
, „
.
licensed Undertaker and Em- firm
Castle and family will occupy the
Bicycle and all b: nd of repairs
And Other Lines.
jalmer.
■*»
hou» which will be vacated by made at Abdill s tin and black
A full line of new up-to-date Rev Young and family upon the! smith shop.
Caskets and Robes at
completion of the Evangelical par- '
A. E. J ohns ’ Undertaking
DB^ANDINE’S VETERAN OIL
Par orc, Dayton; Ore.
FOURTH OF JULY AT PORT- The chief of all linknenta for
LAND. man or beast. 50c and »1.
F ound a C ubb for D yspepsia —
Before purchasing elsewhere your
Mrs. S. Lindsay, of Fort William,
A Grand Celebration will be DR VAN DINE’B GOLDEN HAIR
Ontario, Canada, who has suffered
VIGOR
quite a number of years from dys- held at the Exposition grounds
pepsie and great pains in the stom-l on July 4th. Many noted speak. R^tores the hair, removes dan-
ach, was advised by her druggist to ere will be in attendance, i. Music, druff,destroys freckles and moles.
take Chamberlain’s Stomach and ___________
fireworks and numerous special 50c and »1.’ Apply with sponge
Liver Tablets. She did so, and features in the different depart- to face and hands once a week.
says, “I find that they have done
DR MURRAY’S GOLDEN LUNG
Try a sack of B 4 M, or Big Bend Hard Wheat Flour ydhave
me a great deal of good. I have'
AND LIVER BALSAM.
never had any suffering since I be­ displayed.
good^bread
for a change.
will sell roundtrip I
gan using them. ” If troubled with Company
dyspepsia or indigestion why not tickets at reduced rates from all Veteran Blood Punner—forca-
BOARD OUTBADE.
pointa on Oregon lines, to Port- tarrah and general debility of
take these Tablets, get well ana stay
LODGE
land
and
return.
Every
effort
men
and
women.
11
»1
per
bottle,
well? For sale by R. L. Harris.
Dayton Board of Trade meet«
! will be put forth to make this 16 bottles for »5.
_
W. OF THE wT
on
first Monday, evening nf each
BIDS WANTED.
Sold by D r J. W. M rrray ,
celebration the greatest in the.
month.
D A. SNYDER, Pres.
OLD HICKORY OAMP, NO. 900
Dayton, Oregon.
. Woodmen of the World meote "«* *“*> • O. B. RIPPEY, Sec
Notice is hereby given that sealed history of the Northwest.
W. E. COMAN,
--------------- ---------------------------------------- third Tueaday of each month, •» Wood*
Lsdi» Auxiliary in Bon rd of
bide for digging 9C00 feet, mow or .
I man hall. Dayton, Oregon- Visiting Trade m»te every Friday *• 6 p m.
General Passenger Agent.
les«, of water pipe ditch, within the
MRS. M. A. GILKEY, Pr^
incorporated limits of the City of
CRAWFORD.
MISS GERTIE PALMER.See.
Dayton, Oregon, according to plana
The farmer« In thia vicinity sre
r
and specifications on file in my
office, will be received until 6 o’clock I busy gathering and -shipping cher­
WOMEN •» WOODCRAFT
W.O. POWELL. D C
ries this week, to the Springbrook
Prcwperity dreie No. 900 Women of
P. M. July let, 1906.
_
a. mite
T—?_ a- ’ivif^ThurwJay
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ev»-
—THE—
,
Canning Co.
M
«
W. T. H TUCKER,
Recorder of the City of Day too. |
itíng'NrighborB'Alwajr« weloome. I Z“
here thia week
They will keep a full line of
hardware , paints ,
OILS OF ALL KIND,
Are You Aware that
. You can
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7
All things kept in Hardware Stores• Ì
1905
FAIR
Free Excursion
Ä
S'
5
1905
SAVE MONEY ;
Very Best Goods
j
Very Lowest Prices
LADIES,
FAIR
S’
LEWIS AND CLARK FAIR,
From June 16th to August 16th.
MEN AND BOYS,
Groceries and Confectionaries g
í__í__O-8.8 § o_ä
3
O. B. RIPPEY & OO
M Phone 28
Hollingsworth 1 & Wilson.
FOR CASH.
R. Jacobson & Co.
For next 60 Days Prices of Fur­
niture and goods in our line sold at
great reduction.
DAYTON FURNITURE
E. WEST
Haw moved his Furniture Stock to
the Workman Building.
LUMBER & SHINGLES
Wall Paper and Other Talk:
ROUGH. SIZED and
Sawed, Out, Dimension and Fancy,
Alan Doors and Windows, Mold-
^gs&c.________ 8. W. SIGLER.
1905.
Peed, Garden Seeds and
We are still at the old
stand, northwest corner
Third and Ferry streets,
Dayton, Or. With the
Year 1906
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
POULTRY FOODS, DIA CHICK FOOD.
W. S. HIBBERT.
DIRECTORY.
iinatisnr iim
LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
We invite the public to
call and inspect our goods
for themselves before -
making their purchases.
NICHOLS 1 GABRIEL
Dayton, Or.
T hat T ih 4 d F eeling —If you
are languid, depressed,incapable for
work, it indicaf» that your liwwV
is out of order. Herbine will assist
nature to throw off beadache* rheu­
matism and ailment« akin to nerv
ousneea and restore the energies and
vitality of sound and perfect health.
J.J. Hubbard,Temple Tex»,writer,
,
.
¡and fever.”
I Harris.
t
60c.
Undertaker,
'CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM
MI8«. HATTIES.
ALMKDA aiMLBK. VITE
building a barn on hie tract of land ■
2 mile sooth of Dayton.
DAYTON, OREGON.
UNITED ARTISANS
Eugene Gabriel had the miafor-
Security Assembly No. IS, meri«li»
tuna to lore one of hie hora» on
A full supply of Undertakers
Monday* In eom« unknown man
>ods kept in stock.
Hearse,
ner the animal ran against a pio- Goods
ecting limb, completely viscerating Robes, Embalming.
W. 8. BIBBKRT, 8ee.
iteaif) which neomaitated ite being
kilted.
I. O. O. F.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
Yamhill Lodge No. 90. I. O. O. F.
W. H Taylor and sons are bu«y
WALTER YOUNG;
meriä every Wednesday evening in Odd
the cutting oats and vetch. Mr. Tay­
Fritare Hall. Visiting brethren wri-
J. O. NUJOLS, N. G.
lor has built a silo, and is filling it i the hardware Biore, dote bicycle ra- Xe
. -
Sold by R. L. with enailage, tbu» saving bis hay 1 pairing on Bhort notice. Bicycle san- g. W. BIGLER Sec’y-
dries kept In stock.
regard lees of rain.
katfRleM ejretMB <»t
healing. Age* ahead of medici».-. Ad-
room« O. AT. PoweU'e residence.
R. L. CONNOR,
ATTOMBY-AT-U^.
M c M innvtllb , O b . ■
The laxative etto< t of Ch»u>bar-
lain’a Stomach and Liver Tai lets 1«
SO agrwable and natural that ye*
do not realise il is the effect of a
medtoioa. For Mi by R. L Harri«