Dayton herald., October 13, 1905, Image 1

DAYTON
trali
HERALD;
DAYTON, OREGON, FRI
TAKE A LOOK mn S
Before making purcbashes of Dry
Goods, Clothing, or other articles
kept in a general merchandise store,
call at our place of business, examine >
our stock, get prices of goods
We have a large and well selected
stock of general merchandise which
we are offering the lowest figures for
cash.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
MENS and BOYS CLOTHING,
LADIES, GENTS and
CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR,
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Everything usually kept in a
. . general merchandise store.
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GABRIEL
HARDWARE.
NO.
OCTOBER 6, 1905.
LOOK HERE!
Fina Fall weatb ft
The mornings arsihmewhat fros­
ty now.
Firat class groceries at firat
dam prices, at Liteher’s grocery.
Weetber favorable for atteadeooe
AND EMBALMER,
at the closing of tbe Lewis and
[Lady Assistant.]
Clark Exposition.
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। Parties desiring to buy new up- - 3"—------- -------- - ' - ¿
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to-date caskets and robes, will do
There is now fair attendance of
well to give me a call - at my new pupils at tbe school. Latsr, it is
undertaking parlors. Good hearse. expected there will be a larger at­
Dayton, Ore.
tendance.
SPOT CASH
GET PRINTED:
XA
Cards^Posters. Circulars.
Letter and Bill Heads, etc
DAYTON HERALD Office.
Tbe O. R A N. steamers Mo­
Good, new, fresh groceries
doc
and Ruth are Bow making
cheap at Filer ASon’s.
regular trips from Portland to
Made to order winter* wraps and Dayton.
ladies suits at Rippey’s.
Many apples are now being
The new water mains that have
been standing open for some weeks, brought to the Dayton Evaporator
Some for peeking and some to be
are being filled in,
' evaporated.
, I
J. R. Edwards has quit tbe
mercantile business and gone to i The O. C. T. boats running be-
farming near Oregon City.
Mr. M'cbetb of Portland, has loaded with freight.
charge of tbe J. R. Edwarde stock
Tbe O. R. A N. dock st Saiem,
of general merchandise, now.
has been well filled with bops, that
Ladies sod gents fall and winter have been brought down from Inde
clothing at Nichol’s A Gabriel’s. pendenoe by the O. C. T. Co.’s boats,
Call and examine their goods before the past week.
buying.
f
Farmers, take your produce
Mrs. E. Hadaway and daught-
of all kiud to Filer A Son, the
Mamie, are in Portland seeing
grecerymen, they will pay tbe
tbe last of the Lewis and Clark highest market price in goods or
Exposition.
cash.
B. V. Richards and family left
The rains have made the ground
here on Tuesday for tbeir old home
in Nebraska, where they expect to in fine condition to plow. Farmers
are now putting in their time to get
live hereafter.
their fall plowing and seeding done
■ Abdill A Son are putting in pip­ while the weather ie faveroable.
ing td supply the Pounay property
now occupied by Fred Crawford
A pulley In the Spaulding Com
and family, with water.
pany’s sawmill at Salem, bo re ted
Watches and jewelry carefully Causing some little damage in the
repaired. Leave work with L. H mill by tbe flying pieces of tbe
Li tec her. Watch furnished you un­ pulley. Fortunately no one was in­
jured.
CULVER A TILBURŸ,
H ousf F ubishkrs ,
Are You Aware that
You can
F. D. CULVKR. M*n*«r.
Undertaker* and Embalmer»,
MCMINNVILLE,
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ORXOON.
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ARRIVAL AND DKPARTURB OF MAILS.
SAVE MONEY
Dep*rt
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ARRIVAL AND DBPARTURB OF TRAINS.
L htm Dayton lor Portland at S;M a. m.
Arrlrea at Dayton from Portland 8;4S p. m.
By visiting our store before making your purchases?
MARRIED.
It is our aim to treat our customers in such a manner
that they are sure to come back, by giving them the
At the home of tbe bride’s pa­
rents, near Dayton, October 4,
Miss Luella Hastings to Mr.
Robert Bostock, of
Roslyn,
AT THE
Wash.; Rev. Young, pastor of
the Evangelical church officiat­
ing.
Only relatives and a few inti­
possible, and by keeping constantly on hand a complete
mate friends were present. Tbe QD line of fresh and up-to-date Goods.
bride was gowned in crepe-de-
cbene, and carried a bouquet of
bridal roses.
Many valuable
We have soiifothing new and and hobby in Liberty
presents were received by the
couple. After the ceremony the £ Silks, Silk Madras, Dimities, White Goods, Prints, Rib-
wedding party retired to the din­ CO bons, Laces, Embroderies, Hosiery, Corsets, etc. "
ing room, where an elaboratedin-
LADIES WALKING SH'ES and
_
ner was spread. After partak­
FANOY BABY SHOES.
ing of dinner the young couple
took their departure for tbeir
future home at Roslyn.
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Very Best Goods
Very Lowest Prices
S'
;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Summerville
of Lexington, Neb., who have been
attending tbe Exposition, are here
visiting their nld friends and neigh­
bors, Mr. snd Mrs. A. J. McCann,
of tbe Commercial hotel. They
are much pleased with Oregon, so
much so that they have purchased
place at Hood River, where tbsy
will make tbeir home. Nebraska
Preaching in the Christian church
Ray Bpangle and Jeea Miller
have gone up to the mountains, n this c ity, on Saturday night and and are taking advantage of their
negr Meadow Lake, to spend the Sunday morning and evening, at opportunity to buy homes while
whiter batching in c%mp- How tbe tbe usual hours, by the pastor, laud and 6ity property can be bad
Elder Skaggs. All are cordially at reasonable figures ; before, as it
game will suffer.
undoubtedly will, advance to a
Invited
to these services.
Blok headache is caused by a dis­
much higher price.
Mä» ■
ordered condition of the stomach
Ferry street is now well lighted
How to C urb C orns and B un ­
and is quickly cured by Chamber- by gasoline lamps; and the corner
Invite the people of Day ton and vicinity who at any time
Iain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. at tbe evaporator, corner of First ions .—First, soak the corn or bun­
need goods in their line, to give them a call before purchasing
For sale by B. ,L. Harria.“
-' elsewhere. They assure fair treatment and reasonable prioee.
and Alder streets Tbe lampe were ion in warm water to soften it; then
isible
installed
by funds raised by sub pare it down as closely as possible
New, fresh, up-to-date stock of
without
d
awing
blood
and
apply
groceries, at Filer A Son’s gro­ scriptions from citizens for that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm twice
cery, at prices as low as the purpose
daily, rubbing vigorously for five
lowest elsewhere. It- will pay
Levi Bradley, formerly a photo minutes at each application. A
grapher in Dayton, now reeiding in corn plaster should be worn a few
you to call and investigate.
Seattle, Wash.' bae a well appoint­ days to protect it from the shoe.
Bev. Dixon, the new pastor of M. ed art hallery in that oity, we are As a general liniment for sprains,
E. church, woo lately arrived here informed, and is doing a good busi­ bruises, lameness and rheumatism
from the East, his former field of ness in that line. Levi is a brother Pain Balm is unequaled. For sale
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labor, was in Portland last week. to John Bradley of this oity. ,He
While there he took in the Exposi has a thorough knowledge of tbe by R. L. Harris
lion, with which he was very photograph business.
It is worth while to call and
much pleased
see the new, first class stock of
Goode called for not in Block, will be ordered without delay for patrone.
The late rains brought the water groceries at Filer A Son’s, new
8. Oye of North Dakota, who
Goode guaranteed as represented, and cold at the loweet living prioee.
in tbe Willamette and Yamhill riv­ store. Their prices are such as
bought
the
L.
Shafer
place,
later
Their motto io, “Live and let live.” T
owned by Geo B. Kerby, at Weeton ers up to a good stage for naviga­ to make it to your advantage to
landing, is now living on the place tion, which, of oourae, made tbe give them a call and make your
with a part of hie family Tbe re­ heart of boatmen and river men purchases.
mainder of hie people will come Kerally, glad. Tbe O. C. T. Co’s
to have made several trips as
Read advertisement of Barr’s
out here next spring.
far up tbe Willamette ae Indepen jewelry store on first page. Want
A. E. Jones, the undertaker, dence. Tbe water in the Willam­
The regular subscription price of The Chicago Daily Tribune who bas been in Portland for ette, on Monday and Tuesday, fell eyes and glasses? This firm Is do­
ing some interesting And instructive
is 14.00 a year, the regular price of D ayton H erald I1.0Q a year. some time, has returned to two feet, and we were informed by advertising in this paper.
By special arrangement with the publishers of The Tribune, for Dayton.
He bas set
the one of tbe boatmen that unless it
Shingles, lime, cement, sand and
a limited time, we can accept a year’s subscription to our paper and Cartition in bis place of business rained and raised the water, that all kinds of building material at
tbe daily Tribune both for 13.00.
ack, which enlarges his barber probably tbe O. C. T. Co.’s boats Sigler’s lumber yard.
would notr run to Independence af
room.
ter Thursday until another rise in
Notice toDreditors.
Chas. Ricbesline and family of tbe water.
“All work and no play,
Grants Paas, have been here vieit-
Notice is hereby given that Harriet F.
Makes Jack a^dull boy.**
tag Mr. Riobastin s’* paranto and
other relativee. They returned to is a new paper just started at Hood trix of the last will and testament of
Granto Pass this week. While here River, Or. E R Bradley ie tbe ed William Macy Hadley, deceased, and all
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tbeir baby was quite sick, but was itorand publisher. In bie ealuta persons concerned are hereby notified to
better before they look tbeir depar­ tory the editor states that the paper present their claims against said estate
will be “independent in all things,
ture.
neutral in nothing;” always keep­ to tbe undereigned, verified as by law re­
Our hammers on the anvil every
quired at her place of reeidence near
Mise Mamie Stilwell went to Sa­
timeffou want *to look at a first lem last Saturday, on the steamer ing io mind “the greatest good to Dayton, Yamhill county, Oregon, within
tbe
greatest
number.
”
Tbe
paper
class home made
DAYTON, OREGON.
Oregona. She will attend Capital ie neat and has a good advertising aix months from tbs first publication of
Business College io thst city this patronage. We are pleased to place thia notice.
Dated this 6th day of October, 1095.
winter. That school is turning out it on our exchange Het. Long may
A full supply of Undertakers
HARRIET F. HADLEY.
many graduates fitted for business to flourish. The editor is a cousin
"* . Goods kept in stock. Hearse,
Executrix
of
the last will and testament
lives,
who
generally
find
steady
it John Bradley of Ibis city.
Robes, Embalming.
of Willian» Macy Hadley.
employment in tbe business world
We are pleased to note that
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Mrs Mamie Burdette and baby Prof. Hanshaw, a noted teacher
Lillian
Katbalene
of
McMinnville,
John Corder, «an of Mrs. Samp­
of penmanship is in town, and
; the kind of
1
is here visiting her parents, Mrs.
son who,lately purchased tbs ferry
A. J. McCann, of tbe Commercial is about to organize a class in
st Wheatland, now has charge of
hotel
Mrs. Burdette came here writing and drawing. From the
the ferry, and Is operating it He
to
take
her
mother’s plaoe as land Professor’s well known abilities
is an old band at that business,
lady of tbe Commercial, while Mrs as a penman and artist, and his
having been employed in tbe ferry
McCann attends tbe big Fair at success as a teacher we we judge
business on Puget Sound for years.
he will have a large class. The
Portland.
Those wishing to cross the Willam­
►
opportunity will be an excellent
ette, can rely on Mr Corder land
E. Rowley, J. T. Burch and
To bo used is very much a4
ing them safely on ths other side.
Walter Young left here Thursday one for all who need improve­
ANDERSON,BROS.
'matter of taste. It is import-*
ment
in
their
handwriting,
or
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»ant, though, that the frames I
Blacksmiths
and morning on a trip to tbe Cascade who wish to gain ability in the
P ortland and R bturn O nly Up-to-date
mountains, along theC A E. R R
set properly on the noee and«
Carriage makers,
11.10.—The Southern Pacific Com-
It is not known what their object is, very useful art of drawing. The
at the right distance from tbe<
psify are now selling round tiip
Dayton, Ore.
whether to proepect for gold or young people especially, should
’eyes; that the tenses be per-
ticKets to Portland from Dayton
hunt deer. The latter ie tbeir ob­ improve this rare opportunity to rfectly centered, and bowers*
for 11.10, good going Saturday or
ject,
a* given by them, and they gain reliable instruction io.the lyoa to know when some is-
NOTICE
TO
SPORTSMEN
Sunday, returning Sunday or Mon­
declared that they would not return important branches of education Lgnessing. 1. W E NEVER,
day, giving all day Sunday, and
Sportsmen, and all persons, ars without a good share of Tension.
[GUESS.
—writing and drawing.
Monday in Portland. The same
' -ri'
arrangement applieefrom Portland, hereby notified not to hunt, aet fire
Have you noticed that old rbeu*
giving Portland people a chance to or trespass on the premises owned matic twinge in your i< ¡ointa since V Tbe Lewis and Clark Exposition
or in charge of any one ¡of th no«
vieit valley points al greatly re­ designed persona. If found doing the late rain? You had I better have —tbe great big Fair at Portland—
after Saturday night, will be a
duced rates.
so they will be prosecuted to the it attended to before it gets you thing of the past The Exposition
8ay, you, If In ne d of a wagon or full extent of the law, reg »rd lee« of down like it did last winter. W.. has been a grand success financially
O. Powell, tbs Chiropractic pby-
A dam R ossnbr ,
buggy, you don’t have to go away person.
and., otherwise. It eertaioly has
slcan cures it.
I
P
J
R
ichmond
,
from your home town to get them
been a gnat benefit fioaniciallv to
Er.us H adlky ,
Anderson Bros, have a line of those
C urbs W intbb C ough .—J. E. Portland and rilroad companies,
I. T homa ,
vehicles of tbeir own manu­
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Gover, 101N. Main Str'., Ottawa, and street car companies Port
A. Si. D itmbrino .
facture, from which you can make
Kans., writes: “Every fall it has land, perhaps, could now do a littl«
selection ' They sell at low figures,
beau my wife’s trouble to catch a advertising directly for the state at
Filer A Son have opened up a । severe cold, and therefore to cough large Tbe State assisted financi
and warrant tbeir work. Horqs
Barr’ Jewelry:
sboing and repairing done on abort full line of new and fresh groce- ' all winter long Last fall I got her ally in making the Exposition a
notice.
I ' ribs. They invite the public to 1 a bottle of Horehound Syrup She grand
_____ success. It is hopsd that
Filer A Son who have opened give them a call, and ask fora used it and baa been able to sleep not only Portland, but every oity
Whenever
and town
the State, and also
. soundly
- all nightlong.
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a new grocery store in this city share of the trade in tbeir line.
tr.inhlaa her.
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the nonch
cough tr.mblee
her, two or three tbe Stole at large will reap lasting
invite a liberal share of public
Tailor made suits for gentle- doeee stope tbe. oough, and she is and financial benefits from tbe
State and Liberty Sts., Salem
patronage.
They have a full men, a fit guaranteed, at Rip->bte to be up and well.” Mo, 60c bolding of tbe Lewis and Clark
Oregon. *
line of fresh groceries.
P®y ••__________________________ ¡and 11. Bold-by B. L. Harri«. , Expositioa.
Having purchased the Jacobson, DeHaven A Co.
stock of HARDWARE and FARM IMPLE­
MENTS, and other goods in that line in Dayton
LADIES,
MEN AND BOYS,
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U We have for you, something new in Dress and Work
i. Shirts, Overalls, Jumpers, Pants, Shoes and Gloves.
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. Groceries and Confectionaries g
A fresh supply constantly on band.
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Try Our OLYMPIC FLOUR.
Make our store your headquarters when in town.
M Phone 28.
P. S. We have just received notice of a big reduction
of prices in our line of Tailor Made Suits.
NEWBERG FURNITURE STORE
They will keep a full line of
HARDWARE, PAINTS, .
OILS OF ALL KIND
Hollingsworth & Wilson.
All things kept in Hardware Stores.
State Licensed Embalmers
Funeral Directors
HOLLINGSWORTH & WILSON.
TWO FOR LESS THAN PRICE
ONE.
UÏTH CMWIUSII
WE REST
Undertaker,
BUGGY OR
' WAGON
GIVE
FRAMES
US
REST.
Glasses Right,
Good Sight.
s
Store,
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PROPRIETORS.
, A large and complete stock of well made FURNITURE
in latest styles. Anything in the furniture line will
be sold at the very lowest prices. Call and see stock.
Carpets, linoleum, matting, etc. at lowest figures.
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» -NEWBERG, 'QREGON.
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LUMBER & SHINGLES
To those about to Jbuild or repair I wish to call your attention
to the fact that I am now supplied and shall continue to keep on
hand a
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GOOD ASSORTMENT
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ROUGH, SIZED and
DRESSED LUMBER.
IN SHINGLES I KEEP
Sawed, CutrDimension and Fancy.
Also Doors and Windows, Mold-r
S. W. SIGLER
ings &c
LODGE DIRECTORY.
W. OF THE W.
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200
Woodmen of tbs World meets first and
third Tuesday of each month, at Wood­
man hall, Dayton, Oregon. Visiting
Neiglxirs welcome.
A. O DARR, O. C,
L. H. LIT80HER, Clerk.
BOARD OF_TRADE.
Dayton Board of Trade meets
on first Monday evening of each
month
D A. SNYDER, Pres.
0 B RIPPEY, Sec.
Ladies Auxiliary to Bourti of
Trade meets every Friday al 3 p. m.
MR8. M A GtLKEY, P< w
MI88 GERTIE PALMER, 8 eo
WOMEN o' WOODCRAFT
Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of
Woodcraft, meets every Tharaday.even-
ing in Woodman ball, Dayton, Or. Vis­
iting Neighbora always welcome.
MRS. L. H. LIT80HER.G. N.
ALMEDA SIMLER, Clerk.
- UNITED ARTISANS
W.O. POWELL. D. C.»
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CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM.
The druglew,, lenitele** uyab-m of
healing. Age» »hdail of luedleiu»-, Ad-
Security Assembly No. IS, meets in juaUug room* C. W. PowetTs reeidence.
regular seeaion the 1st and 2d Monday in Office hours 3:30 to 8:0U p. m.
each month, in W. of the W. hall, at 7:30
p. m. Visiting members envited.
MRS. M. M. ROS8NF.R, M. A.
B. F. bWICK
W. S. HIBBERT, Sec.
I. O. O. F.
Yambill Lodge No. 20. I. O. O. F.
meetaAvery Wednesday"evening in Odd DAYTON,
OREGON.
Fellewa Hall. Visiting brethren wel- —»----- -—
ot^ie.
J. C. NICHOLS, N. G.
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R L ÓONNOR,
8. W. BIGLER. 8ec’y.
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INSOMNIA AND ¡NDIOBSTION CUBKD
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
M c M innvillb . O k
—“Last year I had a very severe
attack of indigestion I could not
sleep at night and suffered most ex­ Rippey 4 Co. have jn»t received their
f*'l and winter narnp e* lor tailor made
cruciating pains for three boors af­ •nits
—500 p*t>ern» to «hooae from.
ter each mesl. I was troubled this They will take your order now for •nits,
way for about three months when I to be made up an v time in rtepteinlwr,
used Chamberlain’s Stomach and which gives yon a < h«n< e to get the liest
Liver Tablets, and received imme patterns before they are out of slock.
If yophavea buggy, w»goi> or
diate relief,” says John Dixon,Tul-
iamore, Ontario, Canada. For sale machinery of sny kind to repair
B A Harri» »t the old Maul» stand,
by R. L. Harrie.
will d'> it fir you U»
shape.
Fresh candies, fresh tropical Hontso mike* mi)thing in the fur-
fruits, and the beet brand of cigars nituHe line. Give him a call when
you Want anything in bis line, t
at Detmering’s.