dayton
H kraíd .
, 9ST HUSTED:
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Letter and Bill Heads, etc.
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VOL. XXI
DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 1906.
COME IN
NO..5/I
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Mud drying up on the roads
dayton praire items .
again.
Try tbe Breakfast Food« al
Mrs. S F Paxon had a rag tack*
ILIO
ing last we k, at which there were
Bradley A Co.’a.
---- AND SEE THE
Foggy mornings, and warm, with 21 women and 7 babies The worn-
¿k —»
cn tacked 65 pounds of carpet rag«
ABBIVAL AND DEPARTUBE OF TBAIN«. sunshine in the afternoon.
during the day, besides having a
Laavaa Dayton for Portland at. «Iti a. m.
I Detmeringhas soine of the beat way up good time.
Arrive* at Dayton from Portland S;M p. m.
bananaa and or nge* (ver brought
Mrg. J.T. Gowdy, who ha« been un­
to thia market
able to leave her bed, except as she
Clean and fresh groceries at Filer
Country produce wanted by Fi|er is lifted out, for over one year, be-
A Son’s.
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& Son, for which they pay the high­ caue of having rheumatism, does
not improve anv,
A large stock of new goods just est market price.
W E. Paxon has an abscess on NOTE AND LETTER PAPER.
received at Rippey’s.
A good well selected stock of his right side, about as large as half
ENVELOPES, PLAIN AND FANCY,
Hose,'that can’t be beat for their goods from which to eelect when a goose egg cu$ the abort way.
PBN8‘ INK« FANCY NOTE PAPER AND TABLETS
wearing quality, at Bradley & Co.’«. purchasing goods, al Nichole ft
Grandmother Goodrich cut a se CANDIE8, NUTS, ALL KINDOF
Gabriel’s general mercbaodise store vere gash in her hand, which causea
THE BEST CONFECTIONERY MADE,
Mrs. Mary Collins who has been
her
some
suffering.
ORANGES, LEMONS, ANDOTHER TROPICAL FRUITS».
Rev.
Dixon,
pastor
of
the
M.
E.
The latest things in NECKWEAR.
quite ill for some time ia improv­
ALSO,
Mrs
Wallace
Goodrich
’
s
sister,
church,
and
Rev.
Young
pastor
of
ing.
Pretty Laces and Embroideries.
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the Evangelical church are bolding who lives at Parrott Mountain, vis­
Bread, pies and cakes of all kind union meetings at Unionvale school ited MrS. Goodrich and friends on
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY.
at tbe Dayton Bakery ; and made bouse.
the prairie Friday and Saturday.
to order.
. . >
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, .
; Tbe work of making repairs at She returned home on Sunday.
Geo. H Raxler and family are
Fresh candies, nuts,tropical fruits the Pleaaanldale church is in pror
and other good things at Detmer- gress. A new roof baa been placed moving by degrees from the old
SHH
ing’s confectionery atore.
। on the church building and new home place to Mr Baxter’s property
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fences
have
been
built
around
tbe
F or S ale .— t -A good variety of
f
strawberry plant« will be sold cheap.
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D ayton , Oregon, March 2,1906.
Inquire of Wm. Macy, Dayton.
j The weather ie now favorable for
E d , D ayton H erald :—A s I read
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fruit. The foggy mornings keeps
When you are building or repeairing, and need nails, locks or
,
ay ®P*ORl® »1 the Spangle bar- the frujt ^ude from coming out in in the Pacific Homestead, published
at Salem, of the large product of other hardware, give the undersigned a call. Prices of stover,
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ruv
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.
x,
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.
°Vh0PRW1 ^V^ag^^ibloomtooquic^
Has a full lipe of Proprietary and Patent Medical Preparations. cut or shave—in tbe latest atyle.
Hnd warm weatber in the afternoon W. J. Strieby’s flock of chickens, at hardware and othfir^articles in our line, the lowest.
Montrose, Colo., I thought mine
Fresh and up to date in every particular.
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You can roly on getting tbe
BtronK and healthy, wotild. beat hie So I thought I
We carry * fail line of FARM IMPDEMENTS, SHELF HARD-
a
, x q..
i best and cleanest of groceries at^!
¡1“ •’ m ® alm 08‘ re ‘ dy would write you about my hens. WARE, PAINTS and OILS. Our prices are ae low as the loweat.
I have 14 hens and 3 roosters, 1 Goods not in «tocx will be ordered without delay.
Filer & sou’s.
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1 HoF MirETnro.—Tbe bop grow­ rooster Is Rose Comb Brown Leg­
D. A. Snyder has been in San ers of Yamhill county, will meet in horn, and 2 of the roosters are ban-
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Sure relief of Rheumatism.
j Francisco this week, on business McMinnville on Saturday, March ties; I have 5 banty bens and 9
connected with the Dayton evap­ 10 for the transaction of general large hens, one is Rose Comb Buff
orator.
business connected with tbe raising Leghorn, 2 Rose Comb'Brown Leg­
Mrs. Jane Versteeg, who has for of hope; such as picking, etc. All horn and one Rose Comb black hen,
Bome time been- afflicted with a hop growers are requested to attend don’t know what kind, and 5 Black
Spanish hetn^ 3 of tny hens are not
complication of rheumatism, does the meeting.
Instant relief and sure cure for Coughs, Colds and Croup.
Chicago and all pointe «ast; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all polntfr
not improve.
. The O. C. T. Co.’s boats are now laying. I have 2 setting, the last to
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week in February. In February south.
making
daily
trips
to
Corvallis.
Toilet articles, Perfumes, Books and Stationary, School Supplies.
Bee that your ticket reads via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R,
Wm. Cainjr., and Clifford Wat- The steamer Pomona which hereto­ my bens laid 180 eggs; 36 eggs were
Thoroughly modern trains connect with all transcontinental Hues at St/Paul and
bod have rented Chae Saunders’
Open every day in the week except Sunday.
fore only ran as far up as Salem, sold at 25 cents a dozen; 36 at 22 Omaha.
hop yard. Thia is one of tbe best now continues tbe run up stream, cents a dozen; 48 at 18 cents; 60
If your friends are coming west let ue know and we will quote them direct'
bop yards in this vicinity.
low rates now in effect from all eastern points.
which in connection with the Ore- eggs at 12 cents a dozen. 45 cents the specially
Any information as to rates, rentes, etc., cheerfully give on application.
worth
of
wheat
were
fed,
and
about
F or S ale —C heap —A full blood­ goua, which runs on alternate days, 10 cents worth of International
ed Jeraery cow, good milker—in inaxee a daily boat for upper Wil­
Poultry Food were fed, total cost of
B. H. TRUMBULL,
her prime. Call at thia office, or lamette river points.
feed 55 cents; total income from
J. C. LINDSEY,
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Commercial Agent,
on W. W. Channel, Dayton.
J. B. Crabtree of tbe Pleasant- eale of eggs $2 85; profit $2 33. I
T. F. 4 P. A.
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
If you want a step ladder, piece dale neighborhood, has been mak­ feed, my chickens three times a day.
M rs W. R. C abeday .
P. B. THOMPSON, F. A P. A.,
of furniture or a wagon made, or ing sotide little improvement on bis
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Room 1, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wanh, ,_______________
repairing done, leave orders with B premises, which adds to the attrac
A. Harrie at the Sam Baxter shop. liveness of his beautiful farm home
BASKET
SOCIAL—There,
He has taken down the old board
Mr. and Mrs. R Morse who, fence in front of his residence and in will be a Basket Social at the
LODGE DIRECTORY.
BOARD 0F_ TRAD .
although in the 80’a, delight to be its stead put up a wire fence. He Pleasautdale School house on
in the company of young people, has taken down an old building Saturday night, March 10th;
was greatly pleased by a visit last standing near tbe residence, which given by the school and resi­
W. OF THE W.
Day ton Board of Trade meets
Before making purchashes of Dry
Friday from their friend N>re. D. formerly had been used for storeing dents of the neighborhood. A
Goods, Clothing and other articles
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200 on first Monday evening of eaoh
A. Snyder.
apples. Mr. Crabtree haff a lovely musical and .literary program Woodmen of tbe World meet« first and month.
D A. SNYDER, Pres. ’
kept in a general merchandise store,
farm home, and it is in a good will be rendered. The object of third Tneaday of each month, at Wood­
O. B. RIPPEY, Sec.
call at our place of «business, examine
FOR SALE—A lot of fine heal­ neighborhood. —:—
man hall, Dayton, Oregon. Visiting
the social is' to raise money to Neigbor« welcome.
our stock, get prices of goods
thy Black Cap Raspberry Plante;
Ladies Auxiliary to Board of
A C. DARR, C. C.
also a lot of Exoelfior strawberry ; . John Moore, who purchased the purchase an organ for the use of L. H. LIT8CHER,
Trade meets every Friday at 3 p, m.
Clerk.
“
cnlls
”
fby
the
way,
these
“
culls"
the
school.
Everybody
is
in
­
plants. Phone to 20----- 1, or write
MRS. M. A. GILKEY; Pree.
C. E. Burke, Springbrook, Oregon. are a belter apple than the average vited to attend, and enjoy a
MISS GERTIE PALMER, Sec
apples of last season’s crop) from
social evening. Be sure to bring WOMEN or WOODCRAFT
thepack
of
the
Lounedale
orchard
Mr. ,and Mrs. J. M Burch and
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a well filled basket.
prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of
family * accompanied, their grand­ near Lafayette, bae made himself a
Woodcraft, meet« every Tbur«day even­
B
brt
C
babtrkb
,
sons, two of Mr. and Mrs. Daniele a good paying business this winter
ing in Woodman hall, Dayton^Or. Vi«-
We have’a large and well selected
Auctioneer.
iting Neighbor« always welcome.
children of Salem, who bad been in evaporating tbe fruit. He etill
W.O. POWELL. D. C.
MRS. IDA E. ROWLEY,G. N.
stock of. general merchandise which
here on a visit, to their home last has a large quantity of the apples
ALMEDA
8IMLER,
Clerk.
to evaporate Mr. Moore has some
we are offering the lowest figures for
week, returning here on Friday.
H arness M akers .—For gooc
of tbe finest evaporated fruit ever
—THE—
UNITED ARTISANS
Fred Crawford and wife, who produced in this section,"for which well made harness call on Kolb
Security Assembly No. 16, meets in
have been in California several he receives tbe highest market Brothers of McMinnville. They
regular session the let and 2d Monday in
months have returned to Oregon. price in Portland. Evaporated ap make all styles of harness. Il each
month, in W. of the W. hall, at 7 :30 CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM.
At present they are stopping at pies are now selling at 15 cents a you want a set of buggy, or p. m. Visiting members anvited.
Amity. Mr. Crawford was a visitor pound in that city.
heavy harness for use on farm
MRS. M. M. ROKSSER, M. A.
The druglesa, knifelcaa system of
W.8. HIBBEkT, Sec.
to Dayton Tuesday.
or
heavy
teaming,
they
will
fit
healing. Ages ahead of medicine. Ad­
That part of the Yambill Divis-
justing rooms C. W. PoweU’s residence.’
you out on short notice and at
Mrs. R. B. Webber, authnr of ion of the S. P. R. R. from Lafay­
Office hours:—3:30 to 8:00 p. m.
reasonable
prices.
Bible Anthropography of the races, ette, via Dayton Prairie to White-
and discoverer of the tribes of Israel, eon, is a thing of the past, and ie
M arriage L icenses
has opened an office In Portland, being wiped out of existence. We
where she will continue the practice are informed that a wrecking crew
has been at work tearing up ibe
of .her new phrenology.
Lottie Anderson 20 to Bevy L.
track—all tbe rails and ties; and- foi l 8 4.---- —------------
DEALER IN
John Mauts, now one of Dayton’s taking down all bridges along that
Della
Robertsou
21
to
John
S.
invalids, while out in his invalid portion of thé railroad. Since the Edwards 27.
chair with Mrs. Mauts, Tuesday af­ cut off from Lafayette to St. Joe
ternoon enjoying the beautiful sun­ on tbe West Side line has been built,
B. A. Kliks, Attorney-at law,
shine weather, made a pleasant call all traffic over the Yanbill Division
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY,
DAYTON,
O.
F. R. A. bld’g, McMinnville. AND
at H eradd -office. Mr. Sfauts was to McMinnville, Whileson, Sheri­
SMALL TRACTS.
OREGON.
dan and other pointe up the valley, Collection and life insurance. All BATTOS IH »2 MILIN FROM rolTl.AND, OH MVIB
cheerful and in good spirits.
is carried by way of St. Joe, The law work carefully attended to.
and railroad! Take train at Jefferaon St.
Depet, Portland, Boat at A*h St. Dock.
Vfrs. Mamie Burdett and her lit­ Yamhill Divieiod when constructed
Healthy Logan Berry Plants for Below are Home of tbe bargain* offered:
tle daughter Kathalene, came down under the supervision of Joseph
from McMinnville last week and Gaston, of| Gaston, Washington sale by John Corder, the Wheat
141 ocrea, 100 in cu IM ti U ou , 30 in flr and oak,
remainder In paalnre, boUM 18x24, 7 room*,
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Bur- CQunty, and was known as the Day­ land ferryman.
barn 20x30, 2 chicken hou*e*. good water, fine
for grain, fruit or hop*, 3 mile» from Day ton
dett’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ton, Sheridan & Grande Ronde
Fresh candies, fresh tropical |40
per »ere, 33500 caab, remainder on time al
McCann, proprietors of the Com- road. Wm. Reed of Portland, fruits, and the beet brand of cigars 4 per ernt lat«re*t
AO
ar res, 32 in cultivation, balance In young
mercial hotel.
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through a Scotch company, got at Detmering’s.
timber and paature, creek running ail year,
home,
barn and grainery, good acbool neigh­
n
borhood, 5 mile* from Dayton, 5 from Amity:
WANTED:—Men in each state cont ol of the road. The narrow
A
small
sum
of
money
will
buy
32800.
to travel, poet signs, advertise «nd guage road, was an independent a great amount of first class groce
325 acres, 250 plow land, 50 acres of bottom,
leave eamples of our goods. Salary line from the Oregon & California, ries at Filer A Son’s.
all under fence, spring and creek, 31500of til-
tbe
first
railroad
built
in
Oregon,
Inf done on the place, buildings cost about
$75.00 per month. $3 00 per day
35000, barn second to none In the county 'end
In clover for seven years, 5 miles from McMInu
for expenses. K uhlman Co.; Dept. under the supervision of the noted
Ville;
20,000.
Ben Holliday (a peculiar character,
LOST.—A Telescope Valiese 992 sere*,
8. Atlas Block Chicago.
400 acres cleared, 100 acres black
and a recognized boss, in more while being taken to the Red river bottom land which does not overflow and
Haking and Repairing. I have no agent in Dayton an ways than one in tbe early days of
good hop land as 1* in Oregon, balance of plow
Warehouse in Dayton on the 21; and comparatively level .but nicely drained.
50 acres can be easily Irrigated from stream on
,
tborized to receive watch work for Oregon). Dundee, five miles from the
name of J. M. Botsford was place by the gravity system, good water power
to 75or 100 horse power, Isnd not cleared
me; but if your watch needs repair this city, which was named after on the telescope. The finder equal
good pasture and cross fenced; good 12 room
B A. HARRIS
ing send it direct to me and I will Dundee in Scotland, (and which in ' will please leave at Day ton post­ ions«, abundance of spring water piped to the
home and barn, five barns sod necessary oOP
guarantee that yon shall have a time, it was thought by the promo­
buildings, blacksmith shop, fruit dryer, good
AND
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Is located in S. R. Baxter build­ good reliable time piece. W. 8. ters, would become a city in every office.
orchard, running water In every pasture field,
school house within % mile Borel Free Deliv­
ing, one block ih rear of Nichols R eynolds Watchmaker and Jewler, way equal to the parent city), was
ery dalle. Mutual Telephone, 5U miles of B.R.
Terms, 318,848, one half down, balance to suit
COW FOR SALE.
the junction of another line from
Newberg, Or.
A Gabriel’s store.
purchaaer ate per cont intereat.
Woodburn
and
Silverton,
Mario
IS ON SALE ALLOVER
Thos wishing iurniture, bug­
A, young fresh cow, part Jer­
Wm. Cain jr., has «bout got his county, and which extended further
: FOR SALE OR TRADE—10
THE
UNITED STATES "
gies, wagons, farm’ implements, bouse on Alder street, opposite] south.
sey,
from
good
stock.
Good
After operating several
acre tract in suburb« of Modesto,
or other articles
It is a volume of nearly seven
H erald office, completed. When ; years, on an irregular schedule ami milker
.. —easy
- handled. T Will be
he bas the picket fence built ami1 slow speed, the line to Woodburn 80 d st ® *ow price. Inquire of California; well improved, good well hundred pages and sells for 25c.
DAYTON, OREGON.
REPAIRED
painted, which be will put up to. was abandoned and thé track torn undersigned, residence 1 mile and windmill, and on an irrigating Sent by mail for 35c.
ditch. Will eell on reasonable terms
should give him a call. He will replace the old board fence in front, I up. A large hotel was built at southwest of Dayton.
A reference book of unusual
or
trade for property in the Wil­
MORRIS CAIN.
repair all articles in good shape. I be will-have a neat and attractive Dundee, which for a number of
value, almost indispensable to
lamette Valley.
A full supply of Undertakers
pl*ce-
years wae a popular place for pass­
any man of business, or iti the
Goods kept in stock. Hearse,
engers and other people to take
FOR SALE.
Furniture
Made
to
Order.
professions. .
Robes, Embalming.
REAL- ESTATE TRANSFERS. 1 meals. After the Southern Pacific
It contains information on
R.
L.
CONNOR,
'
Company leased the Oregon ft CW
'Rome choice White Leghorn
more
than 1,000 timeiy topics
Reported
by
the
Yamhll
County
A
be
trait
Com
ifornia
lines,
that
company
also
se
The 0. R. A N. steamers Mo­
Cockrells from Wyckoff’s cele-
pany, MeMinnvlle,
and
presents
over' ItToOO facte
TO OWNERS OF COWS.
cured control of the Oregonian rail- j brated laying strain, of New York,
doc and jtuth are now making
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. such as arise daily
S
R
Baxter
to
R
L
Harris
and
for answer­
way, known as Reed’s narrow gauge Come soon if you want the beet
regUlaF trips from Portland to
I have a Devon and Short Horn
Ella J Harrie, lot 161 and part road. The little narrow guage line,; cboi0e. Price from $1 50 to $2 00.
ing.
M c M innville , O b .
Bull—a fine well bred animal— Dayton.
160, Dajton; $200.
Election statistics, agricultu­
although a '‘slow coach, and the Enquire of W. Hodge, two miles
which will he served to cows at my
T|je Twice-a-Week Republic of
G W Byers, sr. and wife to roadbed, at this season of the year, ¡south ot Dayton.
ral, financial, educational, rail­
place in Dayton Now is the time St. Louie, and D ayton H erald Thos Prince, 5| aeg in Jacob until within the past year, in a very _
roads, shipping,etc.,etc., through
to breed so that the calves will come $1.30 cents a year, for a limited Shuck d 1 c, t 3 a, r 3 w; $600.
eoft and precarious condition, and
Horse
For
Sale.
all
the list of topics where new
B. F. bWICK,
inlbe winter.
time. '
Jennie A Campbell to Jobb F rough to ride over, has been quite a
figures
are most valuable. 34
L. WAMBSGANS.
Patronize your home bakery. Allison 46} acs in sec 13, t 5 «, r convenience to this purl of Yam-
One horse, about 1350 pounds columns of index.
hili
county
and
other
sections
i
All kind of baking—bread, pies, 4 w; $$70
in weight,, . works anywhere,
Bend for this’ "Standard Am­
When you want good bread, qakee, etc^.
The new arrangement makes but
sound
ahd gentle. Will be sold erican Annual.”—Address THE
Arthur
Cane
and
wf
to
Henry
cake or pie, cull at the bkkery j in *•
J.
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Xn
r
t
‘
•light
difference
as
to
»ccommoda-
,
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on reasonable terms. Inquire at WORLD, Pulitzer Building, New
Lunch
Í Low price« and, good goods at Cane, 1-.0 square font in Wm tion of traffic, except In the imme-
I). Hadley’s building.
I
i Rippey ¿MtGo ’e.
Chapmau dlc,t5sr Gw; $1400. ciiate vicinity of Bolley station.
aerved when desired.
DAYTON,
• OREGON this office.
York .City.
Depart
« 00 a. m.
»:35 a. m.
1;4A p. m.
5:30 p. m.
HE KEEPS THEM!
Arrive
You will find them all at
New Summer Goods
A. C. Detmering’s
And at Right Prices.
THE NEW STORE.
Fancy Waistings, New Dress Goods
The Best Qaulity of TOBACCO and
CIGARS, etc., etc.
F. L. BRADLEY & CO.
C. W. POWELL
ETC.
BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT,1
J. L. CASTLE & CO.
BALLARD’S HOREHOUND SYRUP,
TAKE A LOOK
SPOT CASH.
a ,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
MENS and BOYS CLOTHING
LADIES, GENTS and
HILDRENS UNDERWEAR,
^Everything usually kept in a
general merchandise store.
J. ARMS
REAL ESTATE
NICHOLS I GABRIEL
Dayton, Or.
THE
.
MYTON CASKET HOUSE
1906
WORLD ALMANAC
J. G. LEWIS,
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ENCYCLOPEDIA
U n dertaker,
DENTIST,