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Sun “in“ Card of tkaak., raaolUUoaa. and
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Brilli
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A. E. JONES,
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MENT8, and other goods in that line in Dayton
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Tbo boot of tropical fruite at
Datmering’s.
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Lewis and Clark Ice Cream
Festival Saturday evening.
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Undertakers and Embalmers,
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DAYTON. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1905,
VOL. XXI .
HARDWARE.
-i
Cards, Posters. Circulars.
Letter and Bill Heads, etc
DAYTON HERALD Office.
ORIGON.
ARklVAL AND DEPABTUBB OB MAILS.
Are You Aware that
You can
and embalmer ,
Depart
‘ left arm-
r
,
[Lady Assistant.]
“ Miss Abbie Nichols fell from
Parlies desiring to boy new up- the fence Tuesday and fractured
to-date caskets and robes, will do
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OS TRAINA
Invi'e the people of Dajton and vicinity who at W»v time
her arm.
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Dayton lor Portland at 8Æ a. «.
well
to
give
me
a
call
at
my
new
goods in their lioo,to(Ivethem a call before purchasing
Wednesday inning there was Laavaa
Arrivât at Dayton from Portland »;« p.
undertaking parlors. Good hoarse.
oonaiderable thunder and lightning
Dayton, Ore.
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and some rain }
CRAWFORD.
PRINTER. — Good all round
Mrs. PhosA E- Pearce, B.
Mr. Oliphant is harvesting bis
country foreman desires position. F. Huston andMrs. 8. J. Gaunt
By visiting our store before making your purchases?
grain on the Aiderman place
Boot of reference. Address C. A.
was awarded
water bonds near depot.
It is our aim to treat our.cuatomera in such a manner
Cox, Payette, Idaho. ,
issued by city
Dayton.
that they are sure to come back,
the
“ Vine clean at poetoace atore.
Mr. Martin of near Dundee,
bacx, by giving them
tm
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
M.
Wade
and
made
a
pleasant
call
at
the
sta
Mrs. W. O. Powell spent Wednes
daughter, Mrs. May Glafke, of tion Wednesday.
day in McMinnvill.
Dayton Friday,
Gibbons Bros, started their §*
Lisoo and cement for building Portland, were
AT THE
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threshing
outfit Wednesday-
I
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purposes at Sigler’s.
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Gordon Bucxley is taking in
T^Litober’s Teas and Coffee, Wade.
AXL UULUgD avyv
n .
l ,,. high
hi.h quality.
nnalitv.
not low prioe
but
| Ala
A lar«e numW of frireds and sights at the Fair this week»
Good..IM hr
to A«*..Fill ta’iÂÏÏTÂftrtïï:
Miss Mary Edwards returned
Hare Walter Voung fit W
from
Yaquina Bay Monday. r 1
w
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th
a
nnaa
tar
brake,
and
be
’
of
W.
Ho.
o7,o<
weMlawvwre,
wavw
ujta data.
j in altendaaoe at Ibe funeral of Mre.
¡ine of fresh and up-l
J. Arms purchased a Durocz
Miss Marie Wlrfa left last 8un- w„ ’
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, -. Jersey pig of Chas Hadley last
Hall and MartiKwas
dav for a wsek’s Visit with friends
MartiK was awarded wook*
We have somethmg new and and nobby in liberty O
contract to to dig
dig 9000
9006 feet
feet or
or more
more
n Sheridan.
contract
J. Matty of Lafayette, and Mrs.
Silks, Silk Madras, Dimities, Whita Goods, Prints, Rib- g
While Fred Crawfoad was in of water ditch, at 4ficents a rod. Shaw and son of Oregon City,
Eastern Oregon his wife visited Rei-1 They have commpncei the worz were guests of Hon. J. M. Craw
bon«, Laces, Embrbderies, HosieryrCoroeta, etc.
n
atives in Amity hills.
I jn MotionB of Oregon farmers are ford last Sunday.
Fred Crawford and- Johu Brad-, । holding their wheat, expecting to4 M»; Swink was away last weex
SHOES.
ey left here Monday for a trip receive 70 cents per bushel. R and had nothing to do with
through Eastern Oregon.
seeme as though they ahould get [Crawford items published t in I
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” adley
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Be sure and attend the Lewis that price.
H erald . ’ •
and Clark Ice Cream Festival in
There wereeeveral threshing ma
We have for
obituary . ‘
the City Park Saturday evening. chine men in Dayton Tuesday buy
wagons.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin left on ing supplies for their cook
sar to
vu have
u..., Mils Lena Woolworth was born
Tuesday for Cottage Grove, where Dayton merchants appear
prices
I in
January
18W;
inside track on F prices for
for.
— Michigan,
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_.,k’ h__ 26, „-mntel
they expect to etay a month or the
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hmr MFAntfl
a.«».«.!»«
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came milk
io Oregon
with her parents
more.
groceries.
Mr. ani Mrs. R M. Wool worth in
A fresh supply constantly op band.
CD
The boats having not been able to lg86> where they getUed on a farm
M es . Mamie BuRdett and baby
Try Our OLYMPIC FLOUR.
rtoD) anj where the parents
Lillian Katbaieen visted M bs . Mc cross over the bar at mouth of the Mar
Miss Lena Woolworth
Cann, M bs . B ’ s mothss Fsiday Yambill for more than a week, Day | gljll
Maxe our store your headquarters when in
ton was without a boat during that was mairied to W. 8. Wade Novem
last.
There will be preaching in the time. After bar had been dredged, ber 27, 1894, and for four years
Baptist church next Sunday, morn the Modoc crossed and arrived here lived in Ban Francisco, Cal., where I
ing and evening. An invitation ie last Friday afternoon. The Ruth Mr Wade was in business. They
and Modoc are nbw making their then moyvd to McMinnville, Or.,
extended to all.
For a good cold drink this hot regular tripe from here to Portland. where Mi;. Wade was in business
weather, try that ice cold soda
Work on the St. Joe cut of the until two years ago, when they
P. S. We have just received notice of a big reduction
water at Detmering’e. It, is cool 8. P. R. R , from Lafayette ie being went to Olex, Eastern Oregon,
of
prices in our line of Tailor Made Suits- ”
ing and refreehing
rushed right along, notwithstand where Mr. Wade is now in the gen
eral
merch»ndise
business.
At
the
Mrs. R. Ivie and son Walter and ing the hot weather. On Tuesday
Mies Chrietena Schoppert of 8heri- 25 bridge men started to work on time of his wife’s sickness, Mr. and
can, visited Mr. and Mrs. F. C. the treaties; they expect to have Mrs. Wade were visiting the Fair]
them completed within 80 days. st Portland. She was taken sick
Wirfs and family the past week.
at the Belvidere hotel, from there
Mr. and Mrs Maycock and Miss Wages are $3 per day for good
she was removed to Bl. Vincente
bridge
workmen.
Minnie Podge of Butteville, were
hospital, where she passed away
here Friday last, attending the fu
The Army Worm To devastating after ten days’ illness of typhoid
neral services of Mrs. W. 8. Wade. olover fields, corn und vegetables fever, July 27, 1905, aged 36 years
Hop men and threshing crews in the vicinity of Portland Gar 6 moa,1 day. She realized her oon-
will find Nichols A Gabriel’s dena and fields of clover are said
store a good place to lay in sup- to have been completely eaten off
-l^nen ncom ernra rormerry eov ,.vw » a «,
urn
daughters',
daughters, (Carrie and Gladys) ortiOn. Iron bedsteads, formerly 115 now *13- J““
J. W. Carey 1s painting R. L. worms fall thsy are unable get out. father mother, two brothers and two 11
formerly 13 now 12140. Linoleum, 12 ft wide per sqr. yd.
mubuui,
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Harris’ drug store building the pop The worms are headed south—look laioer
sisters, and large circle of friends to 55 and 65c, Carpets, curtains, chairs, tables, etc., in like proportion.
ular color—»white. Also the build out—harvest crops as fast as possi mourn their loss The funeral was
ing in which Spangle’s berber shop
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■ State Licensed Embalmers
ble.
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held from M. E. church in Dayton Funeral Directors
ie.
Fred Ott, who is at work on the July 28; interment in Brookside
HOLLINGSWORTH & WILSON.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wool worth and government dredge boat on the cemetery, Rev R. E. Dunlsp offici
NEWBERG, OREGON
Mrs. Mary Dawson, of Butteville, Willamette river was in town Sun ating. Mrs.-Wade had been here
were in Dayton last Friday attend day. He informed the publisher of visiting her parents, just before her
ing ths funeral of their neice, Mrs this paper that the boat was now at iilnese and.death
Wade.
work drtdging the gravel bars at
Three of Dayton’s young men
Watches and jewelry carefully Lamberts. When the work is com
repaired. Leave work with L. H pleted at that place, the boat will be had an experience on Saturday that
Litscher. Walch furnished you un brought down to the vicinity of should last: them a lifetime. Per-
til yours is repaired. RfcvNoi.De,
Weston landing and dredge the bans, they Will not take things that _ To Ihow «bool lo build or ro w I
Those wanting horses shod in
does not belong to them hereafter |
To those about to ounu <” "’1”“*.*
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Mrs. Eva Laurence, nee Morand, bars io that vicinity.
MHasnm£sS?
without saying to the owner, “with
the fact that I am now supplied and shall,
1 it to their and baby, of Portland, is visiting
The property which J. H Bar your leave’• A $2 50 buggy whip, hand a
. CTa^T-»rnA4Tri\TrT’
advantage to call at W. F. Ab- her grandfather C. W. Powell end
GOOD ASSORTMEN -L
dill’s shop and have work done. other relatives in this vicinity. rett lately purchased of John Green when stolen, is very apt to be in-
has been greatly improved. A two quired after by the owner. A seo-
rqt H-----
He also seta tires on wagons or She will remain for two weeks.
story addition has been built on the ond offence may cause publication
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buggies, and does other repairs
A Lewis and Clark Ice Cream front. J. W. Montgomery the pa-
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on those vehicles. All work Festival, will be given in the pe* hanger and painter has painted of names.
T hey A ppeal to O db S ympa .
City Park Saturday evening, the building inside and out, and
done in the blacksmith line.
A little forethought may eave you
throughout, giving it a^very handH 5"7 IN SHINGLES I KEEP
no end of trouble Anyone who out and have a good time.
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DAYTON, OREGON.
makes it a rule to keep Chamber
F or R ent —A nice store room; some appearance. Mr. Barrow
moved hie family from McMinnville
brougbl’baek to taallb
bXi
A full supply of Undertakers lain’s «Mio, Cholera and Diarrhoea also some nice large new rooms, to Dayton Thursday.
Remedy at hand knows this to be'a siiitable for milliner or dress
Goods kept in stock. Hearse, fact. For sale by R. L. Harrie.
J. H. Derby of Lafayette, and 8.
maker; or any one wanting first
Rubes, Embalming.
When crossing the Willamette class apartments. See Dr. Swick Edwards one of Dayton'e mer I tablets invigorate the stomach and
chants, expect soon to go to Oak liver and strengthen the dig*““““
river with team, or otberwiee, or call at poetoffice.
View, where Mr. Derby baa a chick-
Thomas
’
ferry,
above
Mission,
ie
a
bicycle repairing
If
you
have
a
buggy,
wagon
or
1
en ranch. He has hirtd Mr. Ed-| They also regulate the bowel
good place to croes. Thoma will
machinery of any kind to repair, Wards as an assistant. Mr. Derby sale by R L. Harris.
take you across safely.
B. A. Harrie at the old Manta Stand, is an experienced hand in the chick
WALTER YOUNG,
A large lot of new samples of fall
Shoes at the lowest prices, also will do it for you in good shape. en business, and- will no doubt and winter goods for men’s tailor
Before purchasing elsewhere your
other goods, at the Racket etore, Ie also makes anything in the fur- make a eucoess of it. Stay with it made suits, has been received at
At the I.«1 dware store, doos
pairing on short notice. Bicycle son McMinnville.
nituae Iide. Give him a call when Jim—there ie money in it when Rippey 4 Co.’s. Now io the time
you want anything in hie line.
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1 you can get
20 cents for fresh eggs, to order a tailor made suit for either
Woodmen of the World will hold I ^bicb you oan do at Edwards’ store, fall or winter. AU the latest styles
several days
Another
Another product
product is
is now
now affording
affording can be bad at lowest prices, by Ibav-
land, commencing August 3rd.
.
for
*nd women in | __
t orders with Rippey 4 Co.
jpg
A good young horse—well broke A large attendance and a big time
P ?
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nicking —
The SbOitan. P«tib
’„'L ,h0
U h *
end worke either double or single J
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or Big Bend Hard Wheat Flour, a-l have
-DEALER IN-
B. F. SWICK,
If sold eoon will be dispoeed of at Cp. offbr, tbb following rbduoodl
in
WllUamU. JoH I
a reasonable price. For further
A party of ten or more,
Fairfield Marion county, has
information call on or addreee rates:
going from Dayton .depot and re-1
orop of beans, which hs is
C. L. RIGDON,
BOAPD OF-TRADE. '
turning
together,
the
fare
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gathered and which requires
Wheatland, Or.
FARMS, city property ,
DAYTON,
OREGON.
1100 each for the round trip.
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foroe °f piok(,„. ChBi DAYTON,
AMD SMALL TRACTS
OREGON.
Dayton Board of Trade ihm - u
When you need a door, post office Limit 7 day«.
fei.hop with the Brad ley livery barn,
VAtW» «• » «UM rB0“ P^STLASD. Oh BITS»
A No. 1 cow for sale. Call phone
W.
OF
THE
W.
first Monday ewoing
»-ach
on
AND RAILROAD,
look key or any kind of key made
A torpid liver invites cold, oil-
taken several back loads— prob-
D A. SNYDER, I n*
«Mln at JetT^rton St. D«pot, PottlRBd, iu good shape, try Wm. Abdill, bo
OLD HICKORY CAMP, »O. »0 mouth.
iousneee, chills and fever and all I । 25 or 30 women and girls from 9-1.
D. C. V an D orm .
O. B. RIPPEY, B-c
will make you an up iodate key on manner of sickness and contagion here Weston landing—where they
Ladies Auxiliary to Ro-rd of
short notice, Also repair locks. Weak kidneys results in Bright’s take
uke the
lhe boat to the island to pick.
pick,
man ball, IMyton, Oregon- Visiting
Trade
meets every Friday al 3 p. In.
Also
does
black-
bicycles, eta.
diseases'which claims as many vic-
H
■rtta-"'— aDAB,.aa
I
Ona of
of the
the beet
best Health
Health Magazin
Magasines
MRS. M. A. GILKEY. Pre-
tims as consumption. A proper ad - One
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smithing.
L. H. LIT8CHER, Clerk.
MISS GERTIE PALMER, Seo
iustment of the nerves will release to reach our desk is Physical Cui
xl
Don’t forget
forget that Nichola A Ga the circulation through these or- ture. Ite editor, Bernarr Mactad
D. A. BN * UM l
briel’e stock of
o merchandise is com- cans, and remove the cause leading den, ie a strong, fearlees writer on
I WOMEN ov WOODCRAFT
WK CAN OURS YOU
piote. They have almost every- to the complaints mentioned The health subjects fro“ • physics
W.O. POWELL. D.C.
Proaperity Circle No. 200 W°men of
kept
in
a
dry
goods
thing usually
Woodcraft, meeto nvor^Thnreday oven
Chiropractic ayatem cures. W. O [culture view point. Each mueoi
—THE—
store ; also a lot of Powell, D C.
ing in Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. Vie
the m»gssine contains illustrated
One Jersey oow, 4 years old-
hardware. All of which they sell
H ebbine renders the bile “ore exercieee suilabfe for the weak who gentle, good milker, need to stabte-
CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM
at loweet prices for cash.
ALMKDA 8IMLKB. clerk.
Sould be milked to March 1906.1
fluid and thus helps the
to wish for
The drugl«-»H, kolt«-l*<A •>•!•••■ ’»<
One 2 year old heifer, fresh—half
In connection with his line of g
flow
ow . ; it affords prompt relief from I wno
who wish
w«»u w
to
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healinK- *«••« eh<*dof n»e<1i«-li»*. Ed-
UNITED ARTISANS
JuetluK roouiH C. W. P owa M'. rAaldmca.
fine confectionery and ,tropical bUioUn^, indigestion, sick and rerile
a Jersey and half Durham—splendid Security
Assembly No. 18, meet« in Offlw houn:-3:30 t«> • «» P m
fruite,* Del me ri ng also keeps a line ner,0Qi headaches, and orer-lndol-1 that perfet boaHh
milker. Call at my residence any reS Xsi^iTtbe
1st and 2d Monday in
of fine stationery. ■
“J. W.^LKTCHFR.
w.«< th. W I*“ ’®
R. L CONNOR,
Caldwell, Agl M. K. end T R training °f
m.ke
F cr S ale .—Man’s bicycle, in R., Checotah, Ind Ter., writae, preparation
Dayton, Or.
he
attorney AT- l AW.
good running order. Will trade April 18, 1903: “I was sick for over It a welcome monthly vie¡gr to^be
W. S. HIBBERT, Boe-
M c M innville . O k
for sale .
for hay. Inquire at this office. two yeere with enlatgement of the b°“®»V w!j
0 powen the
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liver and
spleen
v
The
doctors
did
,
inclined
Dr.
W.
G
Powell
w.
WANTED.—A couple loads of
team, wsgou
wagon *u«
and harness will
spieeo
iuo uucwm
i“-.——
k„«n
A A team,
Yamhill Lodge No. 20.’II. O- O.F.
Perfect sud instant resulta war
Ladies walking shoes, new ro„ ni, no
pond and
good,
.nd I T bad
had given
siren up
UD all Chiropractic physician
phystci«
has been besold at a low down pr p rtea ’• if
good hay for cows Clover prefered.
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mesta
every
Wedneeday
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"„ im I Anh ina sufferers. Treat goods and latest style at Rip
rnquire vT
H,u. Viaiting brethren wel-
».H^lo
•-- (bellows
NKJHOL8, N-G.
m>-nl Druglree, Smoksleee, Harm- pey’s.
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l^i For particulars address Dr.
W.
81ULER
Hec
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y.
ine samt har.rinÜOnS.
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gtHBBALD Office.
Summer goods at Nichols and has made me sound and wel
Ftvehreath this office. The poor
your subscriptions.
5Cc
Bold by R L. Harria.
Gabriel's.
treated free.
J. L. 4 L J. CASTLE«
SAVE MONEY
They will keep a füll line of
M
g
Ail thing» kept in Hardware Stores.
Very Best Goods
^Very Lowest Prices
1905.
2s
21
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
Merohadise. As hereto
fore we sell goods at the
Groceries and Confectionaries
town.
o. B. RIPPEY A CO.
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p.
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Phone 28.
Hollingsworth & Whson.
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LOWEST LIVING PRICES
FOR CASH.
For next 60 Days Prices of Fur-
niture and. goods in our line sold at
reduction.
We invite the public to
call and inspect our goods
for themselves Before
making their purchases.
NICHOLS I GABRIEL
LUMBER & SHINGLES
Dayton, Or.
U n dGrtaK-GF,
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BOUGH. SIZED and__
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DRESSED LUMBER
Sawed, Cut, Dimension and Fancy
Doors and Windows^ Mold
.
J. ARMS,
COME AND SEE,
Flour, Feed, Garden Seeds and
Grass Seed of all kind.
¡POULTRY FOODS, DIA CHICK FOOD.
For Sale.
dentist ,
REAL ESTATE.
W. 8. HIBBERT
LOPPE DIRECTORY-
For Sale.
SHAMMER
For Sale
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