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era Id. HERALD. BAYTON VOL. XXI DAYTONi OREGON. 'FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1905, NO. ¿5 Amity is uow a “dry” town. The past west thousands of Chi owe pheasants bare been .slaught ered by a poi temen. The rain doe« not appear to inter CULVER & TILBURY, fere with attendance at the Expoai H ousf F uribherb , tion. Crowds attend. . P. D. CULVEB, Manacar. AND EMBALMER, Undertaker» and Kmbalmera, The water pipiee are now all laid [Lady Assistant.] OREGON. filled WiUr — oat. McMINNVILLB. and mains L — in. .------- Parties desiring to buy new up now be supplied to perts of tbe ABUTAL AMD DBPABTUBB OS MAILS. to date caskets and robes, will do city. well to give me a call at my new The rains have caoeed the water undertaking parlors. Good hearse. in the Yambill to raise over three Dayton,-Ore. feet. The Willamette Hver bee had AND DBPABTUBB op TRAINS. a etill greater rice. L mvm Dayton for Portland at SM a. M. — _ Made to order winter wraps and Government dredge boat No. 2, Arrivas at Dayton from Portland 8:4» p. St. ladies suits at Ripley’s. By visiting our store before making your purchases? which has been dredging the river u Rev. M. P. Dixon was a visitor to channel al Wheatland lately, was CRAWFORD. It is our aim to treat our customers in such a manner QD the Exposition at Portland this taken to Portland last week. that they are sure to come back, by giving them tbe W. C. Lawrence’s sale last Thurs Tbe Modoc on the trip to Portland Most Good goods and reasonable Thursday, had on board 500 Backs day was well attended. prices at new grocery store of of wheat, shipped frsm here by B. articles sold fairly well. Loe Smith Filer T _ & ___ Son. Gabriel. Thie ie the first shipment of Newberg, was auctioneer. AT THE । Henry Chapmen who bae been wheat from Dayton this season, i Mary Edwards visited with Mr. Q and Mrs. C. Hadisy Saturday and quite ill, io slowly gaining health' There will be servioeoin In tbe the Day- Sunday morning. and strength , ton M. E. church on Sunday next Douglas Hadley and family are Attend B. V. Richards auction , the P( residents of this local! ly at present ST possible, and by keeping constantly on band a complete itation is They occupying tbe house on north sale of household goods on Satnr- ”• Dixon. A cordial OD line of fresh and up-to-date Goods. «fey afternoon. extended to all to a side of road on 0. Hadley’s farm. vices. The slaughtering of CbinoM - N. W. Williams of Portland, is Tbs steamer Modoc, which has pheasants has now began as a busi now prescription clerk at R. L. been unable io run up to thie point ness. Farmers would be much bet Harris’ drug store. We have something pew and and nobby in Liberty M. E. Drake, Dayton’s R. F. D. for two mon the or more arrived ter off without the peats, as they 0 Silks, Silk MadriF, Dimities, White Goods, Prints, Rib- carrier, was a passenger on the train here on Friday afternoon laet. It destroy grain, and are eepecially 00 bons, Laces, Embroderies, Hosiery, Corsetsi etc. ie probable that the steamer will adapted to taking up the dairyman's to Portland and return Sunday. now be able to make regular tripe corn. A general Chinning out would Ladies and gents fall and winter to this port. be beneficial, and would add some do LADIES W ALKING SHOES and clothing at Nichol’s A Gabriel’s. FANCY BABY SHOES, g The Cloverdale. Courier ie a new to the small income of farmers. Cail and examine their goods before School commenced al. No. 23 on and nest little paper reoeivd at thie buying. office. It io published at Cloverdale Monday morning, with R. W. It is our invariable rule not to Tillamook county, Or., every Fri Swink as teacher. publish communications under flo day, by Merle D. Nelson. Il bae a We have for you, something new in Dress and Work September was, perhaps the titious names. They must be signed good advertising patronage. Long crowning month for business at the Shirts, Overalls, Jumpers, Pants, Shoes and Gloves. , w by tbe correct name of writer. depot. Our good natured agent re m*y it flourish. J M. Burch, who baa been living on The steamer Eugene, of Spauld ports a footing up at its close of B. Gabrlel’a farm the past two yeara has moved to towq. W. E. Gabriel has ing Co.’e fleet, which bae been tow- over $1,000. Low fare did it. A fresh supply constantly on hand. q J. Arme passed by tbe elation moved on the farm and will run it for his Ing logs from Newberg to Oregon father. City, has completed that work and Monday, having hie wagon well Try Our OLYMPIC FLOUR. Watches and. jewelry carefully was tied up the latter part of last loaded with chickens and turkeys repaired. Leave work with L. H. week, we are informed by Captain for tbe Portland market. Mase our store your headquarters when in town. Miss Mary C. '"Edwards and he Li tocher. Watchfurnished you un Albert Senn. If the raina continue til yours is repaired. R eynolds . the boat will probably be started on cousid Hapsy Clcwse, took the train Tuesday morning for Penn station, The -Baptist Slate Convention the run to up river pointe towing Pennsylvania. They purchased meets .at Eugene October 9, 10, am logs, and doing other work for the through tickets here of Mr. Swink, company. 11. L. S. Chapman was elected a the R R agent, who had their delegate from tbe Bapiist church Rev. M. P. Dixon, tbe newly ap trunks checked here for the entire at this place. pointed paetor of the M. E eburch distance. P. 8. We have just reoeived notice of a big reduction Mrs. Nellie Beard who has been of thie oily arrived here on Friday of prices in our line of Tailor Made Suita. Tbe line of railroad will soon he here visiting her parents, Mr. and evening laet. He conducted eervi- completed from Lafayette to St. Mre. Henry Chapman, started on ces at the church Sunday evening, Joeeph; we can then have travel Tuesday for her eastern home al that being tbe regular appointment direct to McMinnville by rail. Tbe for eervicee here. Mr. Dixon’s fam Seneca, Kansas. probabilités are that the railroad ily not being here, be was a guest company will put in repair shops W. H. Becker of Salem, has been at the Commercial hotel eeveral here several decks repairing and fit at that place. Morning mail i from ting up the Becker property on days. Hie family will probably ar Portland will be one the advan rive here from the East within ten Fourth street. Nile Addison has tages gained by the new road, the days. rented the premises entire road will probably be made PROPRIETORS. Mre. R. W. Swink who attends to good as any in the state. $ Read advertisement of Barr’s tbe business of the office al the Day- A large and complete stock of well made FURNITURE The rainy season having sal it» jewelry store on first page. Want ton depot at hours her husband is in latest styles. Anything in the ftirniture line will v - makes II rather rough on freight •yae and giaMea? Thia firm is do be sold at the very lowest prices. Call and see stock. ing some interesting and instructive absent teaching, ie kept bnsy in the that has to remain out of doors on mornings now. Tuesday morning account of no shelter room at tbe Carpets, linoleum, matting, etc. at lowest figures. advertising in this paper. this week there was such a crowd Sick headache ie caused by a dis at tbe depot that it seemed impos depot. A few rough boards would ' State Licensed Embalmers ordered condition of the stomach sible for the little woman to supply beat nothing. Why not petition Funeral Directors and is quickly cured by Chamber tickets for the crowd; but she railroad officials for better accom HOLLINGSWORTH & WILSON. lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. showed her ability as a business modations? Perhaps., that would be objeotional as it would have a NEWBERG, OREGON. For sale by R. L. Harris. woman by promptly and quickly D. A. Magness, who has been op serving each one with a ticket, who tendency to build up a little. H C. erating in the wood business on the called for it. Willamette river between Wheat Hnw to C urb C orns and B un To show bow difficult it wae to land and Mission lauding, several navigate the upper Willamette dur ions .—First, soak the corn or bun years, has made an assignment. ing the prevalence of the late ex ion in warm water to soften it; then The steamer Eugene of Spauld- treme low water, and tbe difficulty pare it down as closely as possible To those about to build or repair I wish to call your attention ng Logging Co, in charge of Capt. that tbe O C. T. Co.’s boats had to without d awing blood and apply Chamberlain ’ s Pain Balm twice to tbe fact that I an now supplied and shall continue to keep on Albert Senn is now carrying wood contend with to run their boats up to z from Wheatland to Oregon City. Salem, we make note. Tbe steamer daily, rubbing vigorously for five hand a Tbe boat started out Thursday. Eugene, one of Spaulding Co.’s minutes at each application. A, GOOD ASSORTMENT corn plaster should be worn a few Claude Huddteetun, who has logging boats, wbioh towed the gov days to protect it from the shoe. ------OF BOTH------ ernment dredge boat from Newberg been out during the summer with a As a general liniment for sprains, to Wheatland, during low water, die government surveying party has bruises, lameness and rheumatism )een here this week visiting his pa ts noe of about 25 ibitee; was eight Pain Balm is unequaled. For sale days accomplishing tbe feat. It rents. He will again attend State appeared like navigating on land, by R. L. Harris________ University at Eugene. when raking and scraping over Shingles, lime, cement, sand and IN SHINGLES I KEEP Have yon nnticed that nld rhan matic twinge in your joints since The phrase “dirty as a pig,” did tbe late rain? You had better have not apply to tbe stock exhibited at Sigler’s lumber yard. it attended to before it gete you the Lewis and Clark Exposition, at Notice to Creditors. down like it did laet winter. W. the stock show. Hogs, pigs, cattle O. Powell, tbe Cbiroprectic phy- and sheep were washed and thor Notice is hereby given that Harriet F. eican cures it. oughly cleansed with washing pow- Hadley baa been duly appointed execu Tbe steamer Ruth arrived here der, and their pens sprayed and trix of tbe laat will and teetament of LODGE DIRECTORY. u BOARD OFTRADE. Thursday afternoon, Captain In purified with a purifying mixture. William Macy Hadley, deceaaed, and all man in command. Tbe Captain The cattle were groomed with care, paraone concerned are hereby notified to Dayton Board of Trade meets and Chief Engineer Andereon were and nearly all bad their horns well present their claims against said estate W. OF THE W. around looking for housee to rent polished, wbioh wae done by first to the undersigned, verified as by law re OLD HICKORY GAMP, NO. 200 on first Monday evening of each D. A. SNYDER, Pree. as they expect to reside al Dayton using sand paper, end then rub- quired at her place of reeidence near Woodmen of the World meets first and month. O. B. RIPPEY, Bec. or a time. bing with a cloth The horses were Dayton, Yambill county, Oregon, within third Tuesday of each month, at Wood man hall, Dayton. Oregon. Visiting Ladies Auxiliary to Board of When attending the Exposition especially well cared for. There six months from the first publication of Neigbors welcome. Trade meets every Friday at 3 p. tn. A. O. DARR, O. O. al Portland, don’t go hungry, but were some real beauties of all kinds this notice. MRS. M A. GILKEY; Pree. L H. LIT80HER, Clerk. Dated this 6th day of October, 1006. [o to Clark’s Quick Lunch Reetau- of stock, eepecially of horses MISS GERTIE PALMER, Seo HARRIET F. HADLEY. ■ ant on Upsher street, directly op Rev. R E Dunlap former pastor Executrix of the last will and teetament poeite main entrance to Exposition, of the M. E church el thie place, WOMEN of WOODCRAFT Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of ind get a well prepared meal, expects to leave with bis family tbe of William Macy Hadley. W. O. POWELL, D. C. Woodcraft, meets every Thursday even deals on short notice and in good latter part of thie week for hie new ing in Woodman hall, Dayton, Or. Vis style. —THE— field of labor, Klamath Faile. He iting Neighbors always welcome. ' MR8.L.H. UT8OHER.O. N. Clifford Watson the contractor, bae been appointed pastor of tbe ALMEDA 8IMLEB, Clerk. CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM. a building a house for Ralph Had- church at that place and preeiding ey, on bie farm two miles south of elder of tbe district, which includes The drugleM, knlfele»» HysU-to of UNITED ARTISANS Are willing to sacrifice healing. Age» ahaadof medicine. Ad Jayton. Ralph And family have a part of California. During hie Security Aseembly No. 16, meets in justing rooms O. W. Powrti's residence. been living in a tent for some time. pastorate of thio charge, bae made themselves and their regular session the 1st and 2d Monday in Office hours3:30 to 8:00 p. tn. This moist weather they are anx- many friends, not clone with mpm each month, in W. of the W. hall, at 7 :30 children to the prejudice p. m. Viaiting members envited. ions to have their house so far com bers of bie congregation, but out MRS. M. M. RO8SNKR, M. A. siders, especially so io the Webfoot of “what people say.” , B. F. bWICK, pleted that they cen occupy it. W. S. HIBBERT, Bee. neighborhood. Hie friends wish Mr. and Mre. O. B. Rippey were him success in his new field and The Foolish Prejudice peseengere on the train to Portland new work as presiding elder. Sunday morning. Mr. Rippey re Against the Dee of Glasses Yamhill Lodge No. SO, I. O. O. F. turned on the evening train; Mre. OREGON PAYTON MARRIED. R. remained to purchase goods to 'OIA, N. G. By children with defec Sunday, October 1, 1905, at Iba replenish their etock of merchan R. L. CONNOR, tive eyee often recalls in * dise. Their deugbter, Miee Ruth borne of tbe bride’s sister, Mrs. ATTOROY AT-LAW. RiPP*y, »ho accompanied them re Marshall Balser, near Laurel, Mice I nsomnia and I ndigestion C ubed , tbe greatest suffering— Lissie Tatman to Mr. Fred With0 turned with her father. M c M innville . Ofc sometimes permanel Union vale; Rev. R E. Dunlep attack of iodigaotioo I could not C ubes ' W intbb C ough .—J. E. officiating. Rippay A Go. have joat raeHvwl their deep at night and suffered moot ex disability of one who Gover, 101 N. Main Sir., Ottawa, The ceremony was performed fall and winter aamplea for Ufkw made cruciating peine for three hours af might otherwise become Kane .writes: “Every fall it bae in tbe presence of only tbe im —500 pattern» to chooae from. ter «beh meal. I wss troubled this aaita They will take your onier now for miita, been my wife’s trouble to natch a mediate relatives of the bride. a power in the world. to ba made ap any time in September, eevere cold, and therefore to cough After partaking of a sumptuous re- which fi’w you a chance to get the beat all winter long. Laet fall I got her Cwt CM happy couple left for Hille- a bottle of Horehound Syrup She >ro, and thence, for a few daye al diate relief,” says John Dixon, Tal* If you have a buggy, wagon nr need it end has been able to eleep big fair al Portland. Tbe bride ie machinery of any kind to repair soundly ail nightlong. Whenever the youngest daughter of James B A. Harris at the old .M»nt< tbe cough troublee her, two or three Telman, near Bald Peak in Cheba- •'4 «M, will do it for you in gtwui , h«ps. doses stope the cough, and ehe ie halem Moon tai ns. Mr. and Mrs. Fresh candios, fresh tropical He also makes anything In tbr fur- able to be up and well.” 25c, 50c Withee will make their home on fruite, and the bast brand of cigare nilUKe line. Give him a when and 91. .Sold by R L. Harrie. the old farm in Union vale’. State and Liberty Sts., Salem, Or. at Dolmaring’s. ? you weift anything in bie Fa*, -I TAKE A LOOK UNDERTAKER nm ™ Before making purchashee of Dry Goods, Clothing, or other articles kept in a general merchandise store, call at our place of businesa, examine our stock, get prices of goods LOOK HERE! You can SAVE MONEY ? SPOT CASH We have a large and well selected stock of general merchandise which we are offering the lowest figures for cash. C DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, MENS and BOYS CLOTHING LADIES, GENTS and CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR, Everything usually kept in a general merchandise store. .. Cards, Posters. Circulars. Lattar and Bill Heads, etc DAYTON HBRALD Office. V NICHOLS i GABRIEL Dayton, Or. HARDWARE Having purchased the Jacobson, DeHaven & Co. etock of HARDWARE and FARM IMPLE MENTS, and other goods in that line in Dayton " * Goode called for not in stock, will be ordered without delay for patrone. Goode guaranteed ne represented, and sold at the lowest living prices. Their motto ie, ‘(Live and let live.” TWO FOR LESS THAN PRICE ONE. The regular subscription price of The Chicago Daily Tribune is 94.00 a year, the regular price of D ayton H erald 11.00 a year. By special arrangement with the publishers of The Tribune, for a limited lime, we can accept a year’s subscription to our paper and the daily Tribune both for 13.00. “All work and no play, Makes Jack ajdull boy.” 1 Undertaker, DAYTON, OREGON. A full supply of Undertakers Goods kept in stock. Hearse,' Robes, Embalming. W--—!— John Corder, son of Mre. Samp son who lately purchased the ferry at Wheatland, now has charge of the ferry, and is operating it. Ho is an old hand al that business, having been employed in the ferry business on Puget Sound for yecre, Those wishing to cross the Willam ette, can rely on Mr. Corder land log thorn safely on lbs other side. Very Lowest Prices MEN AND BOYS, Groceries and Confectionaries g Hollingsworth &. Wilson All things kept in Hardware Stores. MYTON COT Ml B g NEWBERG FURNITURE STORE They will keep a filli line of HARDWARE, PAINTS, . Very Best Goods Phone 28 Invite the people of Dayton and vicinity who at any time need goods in their line, to give them a call before purchasing ------ AND— ? ■ ' Our hammers^on the anvil every time you waut jto look at a first class home made BUGGY OR r WAGON REST. ANDERSQp BROS. Blacksmiths and P ortland and R eturn O nly Up-to-date 91.10.—Tbe Southern Pacific Com , Carriage makers. pany are now selling round trip Dayton, Ore. tiexsto to Portland from Dayton for 91.10, good going Saturday or NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. Sunday, reluming Sunday or Mon- * day, giving all day Sunday, and Sportomen, end all persons, are Monday in7 Portland. Tbe same arrangement applies from Portland, hereby notified not to bunt, oet fire giving Portland people a chance to or trespass on tbe premises owned visit valley pointe at greatly re- or in charge of any one ¡of th un dersigned persons. If found doing duoed rates. so they will be prosecuted to the Bay, you, if in ne^d of a wagon or full extent of the lew, regardless of buggy, you don’t bavs to go away person. A dam R omneb , from your home town to gel them P. J. R ichmond , Anderson Brea, have a line of those E llis H adlby , vehicles of their own mauu- I. T homa , factute, from which you can make A. M. D etmering . selection. They sell al low figures, and warrant their work. Horse- Filer A Son have opened up a shoing and repairing done on abort full line of new and fresh groce notice. - ries. They invite the public to Filer A Son who have opened give them a call, and ask fora a new grocery store in this city share of the trade in their line. invite« liberal share of public Tailor made suits for gentle Eatronage. They have a full men, a fit guaranteed, at Rip ne of freah groceries. pey’s. LUMBER & SHINGLES ROUGH, SIZED and DRESSED LUMBER. Sawed, Out, Dimension and Fandy. Also Doors and Windows, Mold- ings &c S. W. SIGLER Many People DENTIST Barr’s Jewelry Store,
