Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, July 06, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAYTON HERALD. GET PRIMED: Cards, Posters. Circulars. ÄSSÄ. 4 »»ato forratef 7**“, ¡“»Oe«« not ucredlnz fr««. if «ent in for publlcZ Card oi tkaak«, renuiufona, and Letter and Bill Heads, etc dayto VOL. XXII AYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1906. Midsummer Clearance Sale we«k week earlier (ban ____________________ NO. 18 Warm I hot! AMB1VAL AMD DBPABTUBB OF Matta Grain barwet will soon be here. William Milas who was injured »n a runaway accident, is able to be up and around again. MENS OUTING SUITS. BOY8 K^EE PANT SUITS. ’ Wild blackbstrigp are ripening In Regukr 4 6 00 valute; Sale price 4 4 65. Regular 42 50-12 75 and 43 00 values. Sale price 41 95 our vicinity, and they seem to be 10 00 “ “ M 7 or “ 3 60- 4 00 And 4 50 ’ “ - “ “ 2 65 very plentiful this season “ 11 00 “ « .1 g 4«' “ . 12 M « o 8 . 45 r - ’ A11 oor bo^’ WMh ,ai" •* i ^tnlw price Prospects for «rope in this section 9 15. 75o-85c and 41 00 Golf Shirts; Sale Price 62c. 15 00 “ are very flattering. AU kinds of 1A OD. , grsin promises a good yield, and 16 50 “ 12 90 gardens ar« for above tbe avenge. 1 I fill P «« ewaewew ^2 ■ • • a i < a price 42 15 our Mens Al Summer Suite, regular 4 8 50 valuee; sale price $ 6 90 Here is a chance for you to buy goods before the Fourth at*a big reduction. 10 00 “ » « 7 85 12 50 9 90 15 00 11 85 « 16 50 12 90 14 18 50 14 75 v ., T „............................. 20 00 “ “ “ 16 35 Youths Long Pants Suits, ages 12 to 20, at proportionate reduction. - mens and boys Straw Hats at one-half regular Drice. y .......... •• TSBJl .a I a a aw . . a , - BARGAINS %,. —AU our Over —„7 — Walk - Ove»' 43 43 50 50 and and SI 41 0( 00 Tan Shoes; sale price 12 73 The Plummer mens 2 50 Shoe “ 1 96 Ladies Tsn Shoes 2 50 values; “ 1 90 3 00 41 3 50 “ Boys and Girls Shoes at proportionate cut prices. OUR DRY GOODS STORK SALE, ’ 224, 25, 30 35, 37i and 40 • ml a nd ou “ - “ HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES ETO. 'Arriva very rapidly. <*herWh^^ backward wmob we have decided to begin our Midaummar Clearance Sale one Dayton now bey the'promise of a „„ our end„ ,iM of od M'ni 8ommer w ««• ARRIVAL AND DBPARTVRg OF TBAINR boom. Stand from under I besvv* Dayton for Portland at a. m A ® O A rrl VMM M t IlMVfjyai Tbe water in the Willamsltr river Arrt ”*•* Dayton from Portland*? Ss? m i. rapidly getting down to low----------- THE GLORIOUS OLD FOURTti' • Saturday, June 30th. 12' ¡0, fñí 10|, 18, 20c Office. goo “ ^ti n “ 44 <i price -• 11 7i “ 164 “ 39 23 “ | “d S Remmndsr of Ladiee WaabSkirtetDck fr°m 41 50 to 42 50, to dore out at 98c each. A°d “° 10 There will be a baptismal ser- Yice at the Baptist church Sun-' ---------------------------- Tb« ««Biber on tbe rwirin Fourth being VfìFAhldfl tn — t L . . * fewable in skink which to — celebrate the streets Viu?U of °fi Dayton wore crowded Wii w8o came here from T to celebrate the Glorious Fourth. Vehicles of every description lined tbe streets and alleys. Tbe number of people in attendance at the celebration is variously estimated at from 2000 to 5.000 The celebration weapon- ducted in an orderly manner, and without any accident oaanring to IMrDKMKNTS, SHELF HARD- J. L. CASTLE & CO Perfection McMinnville College^ is expected •<* deserving of all praise for to be preeest at the evening ser-1 orderly and enjoyable time en- vice. < joyed by those celebrating. t - i _____ . . . The parade was a fine one. tbe YamMl? iM.teriQ ”e,lh’ ai‘in feature of whioh was the lib- an attraction. Tbe speaker of the day, Chas. V Galloway,‘abd also Professors Lea The prospect now Is favorable for vitt and Alderman made good talks a large crop of prunes the present The Perret Mountain Band fur ALL THIS 8EA8ON8 SHIRT WAISTS. season. From all sections of tbe nished excellent OMMio. “ State come reports of a large yield All parte of tbe program were Regular 76c; sale price 64c of that’ fruit. Tbe crop in this well rendered. “ 41 00 “ “ 68c One of tbe main ball gamee— oounty and this vicinity will be a “ 1 25 “ “ 78c large one. that of Hopewell against St. Paul * 1 50 42 00; sale price 41 29 team— whs decided to be a tie game Children’s D»y was observed and the prise offered—140, divided VWU. last 8 und a ay night at the Baptist between tbe two team.. “ Sc “ “ « « church. Th. «huroh wu be«u-| Tto MIhm u„, 280 ^wt^’ 5“?th0 P- ÄXe^to K?tU . _ ------- ------------- J on Tues «• *>• «><•«*•* • M, C.1I Mrl, gram was a splendid one and C., w attend „wuu inB day last, to the weamng wedding of of r a I^ u uj ®^ Be^lde8 the work j their cousin Mire Bessie Bkine R. JACOBSON & CO. Wwgor repeairing, and need nails, locks or I ■ ’ ‘ ■ V • rf, ¿ * Baking Powder traina are well filled with paseen gers. H AKIN6 POWDER Is an Oregon production made in Salem by C. M. Eppley. ia B pure, unadulterated Baking Powder a»d contains no poisonous or dili-. tirons substance injurious to health: This Baking Powder ia rapidly gaining in favor by thore whd have given it a trial. AIL grocer, in Sa lem keep it in stock, Ae alw do other, in valley town, and cities . Patronize home—4 ‘Mada in Ore- Producta. Ure Perfection Bak ing Powder. ?• - tl of tbe children, which was great- McVicker and Rev. Charles A Baaria. The Tbe marriage marriage ceremony ceremony I ,y *PPre?iat«d, tbe Misses Parish Bund.. $ £TS. CUTS, Ä6AL- J**-GlxAlLHl VH10, I and Christenson, sang two well | wa. performed in the Evangelina! rendered solos. There was a ohar°h, St. Johns, Or., at 12o’clock, large crowd in attendance, and v“?’ To®*day. Joly 3. 54.« Me- many could not gain entrance k *i?d ¡Tuff*"* •od —Eggs 20 cents. : -. •- —— to the church. Much credit is ZuMcVicker were former Butter 30c roll. » d“I •s *" nere or toe nappy bride wiab her in training the children. |r_J ‘ . P" Ice at Detmering’s. and husband a hai PPy prosperous life. New wall paper at Harris’. /. The peach crop in thia section Ice and ice cream of best quality and other parte of Oregon thia sea- M a BRI AGE LlCBN.BS t Three months’ free trial for merely The Cosmopolitan, furthermore, has at Detmering’s. t eon will be a very small one, we Sending your name. - just begun one of the most remarkable informed. tbe in F. ’ Jbe L. Poet orchard°on the In island W N LRUrtA W‘ni.a •C, *° The very beet make of bop press are ^No money,r-no letter,—nothing but exposes ever attempted by a contempo rary magazine — -The Treason of the es at Castle A Co. ’ a. yoUI address on attached coupon. lametta river, five miles south of v' Bge 1,01,1 reB,de *° Senate, ’ by David Graham Phillips. w b H . If- after three months’ trial you wish Mise Margaret Milne spent Sun thi., which almostevoryy^r yield. _________ _ _____ ------ i ■ tw.ntrictly impossible, during to have _ the --------- --------- tel! ua,—and the copies received will k ** ,ar M to lnenr® news-stand day with friends at Newberg. a full crop, there will enly be a lew ?ge “* oc»t you nothing._______________________ purchasers a copy of the magaalne, but, Mowing maohioee and hay rakes im‘bl' in ’The8h“”58°? Yambiii J^nty® 80 J 501,1 ’Too sre to be tbe exclusive judge. h I“4®1* who at Castle A 0o.’s. will be in all orchard, along the' ~ 7 Dolly Bymas, age 22, to Alvin . 1 • I nave, under thia special offer, applied Mia» Vwlana R*nnn. nt p u. I Willamette. Thi. also lathe case in Triplett age SO; both reside in Yam And there'll be no questions, no quib- direct to the office for copies, will receive °P,and orchard8 of bling, nothing. regularly the magazine during this brU- tvi. visktaw VIBU1D8 Mr.. Swink, this | Moenoh and others in this vicinity. hill county. We’ll leave the deolelon to you, UMt of Olive McKinley, age 29, to Levi Tbe peach crop is also short In If, after three monthe’ teat you find .11^ ito read thla most »oathing of Lindsay, age 37, residents of Yam Ralph Hadley ie cutting vetch tbe vicinity of Roseburg, one of the you need the OosmopoEten^st « eend *“ P0“110“ ®*P^ures. bill oounty. bay this week for bio father, Chae. great peach growing eeotiona of tbe you the magazine for theffull year. ♦ • • State, will be ahort thia season, ao Hadley. Virgii Earl who has been attend That’» all there la to It. We thoroogly believe that every Intel- it will be io other parte of Southern ing the State University at Eugene, • x « Hgent reader will not only take but actu- Miso Mary Oliphant io vioiting T »Hy want the Cosmopolitan, should be with her sister, Mra. James Murray, Oregon. It appeara then that the tbe past four years, fitting bimsell luscious peach fruit will command for tbe study of the law, having NOTE AND LETTER PAPER. once see the tuug.u-.lne Itself. ENVELOPES, PLAIN AND FANCY, Remember, though, that in reading the Andth.r. 1 at Carlton. a high price in tbe Oregon markets graduated at tbe university, wil Cosmopoil aii you are reading one of the .♦ “7 we offer •three “ontht’ CANDIES, NOTA XffilSDO0/ N°TK PAP,tR A1,D TABLKTS thia eeaaon. oldest hlgh-claes magazines* published deolstei t,Ipen8,’\ We *®»ve the Dr. W. O. Powell has bad remark be in Portland during tbe summer today In America. decision entirely upon the merit of the able success in the treatment of all He visited bis homo here and took | magazine. r THE BEST CONFECTIONERY MADE, Those persons picking Logan in the celebration. emale complainte. Buch eminent and great men have In (ORANGES, LEMONS, AND OTHER TROPICAL FRUITS If you don’t like the three months re* berries at Wheatland, being unable the past contributed to the reputation of Filer & Son want your butter to attend a Fourth of July celebra The subject Sunday morning at ALSO, ’ the Ooamopollten as: President Roose- celved, you may stop the paper, aud the volt, Mark Twain, President Eliot, John copies received won’t cost you a cent. and eggs, for which they will pay tion at any of tbe cities where cele tbe Baptist church, will be “Does Wanamaker, Count Tolstoi, Henry Wat- w °ffer |S °lear’ pUin» the highest price. brations were held, owing to tbe He Care?” In the evening at 8 •reon, James Whitcomb Riley, etc., etc fact that they bad to pick berries o’clock tbe subject will be “The You are to be the only judge. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. Klock, daily in order that tbe berries would Devil’s Religion.” Tbe Sunday The following list of eminent contrib- utore—taken from among a hundred oth- night service al tbe Baptist church 8°*°« to leave ft aH to your era—will indicate the remarkbly high T m .j. I shipped to market while io »ood H* 11 b ® »bort, will be short, and especially directed Standard that will be maintained by the Ice cream and other stand, in l ib .^ bld a celebration o? E T been Ure service Could anything be more fair? Ooemopoliten during 190S—F iction : Sir he park on the Fourth did a good Gilbert Parker. Alfred Henry Lewie, own. They made up a puree and ‘ bemads attractive, Fill out today the coupon below—place Booth Tarkington. A bt : Frederic Rem In an envelope—remall to us—and re- business. purchased a good supply of ice ington, Henri Lanoe, Frank Verbeek. celve three months’ test free. Tbe thermometer this week in Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hefty of Drain, cream and other good things to eat, B pboial : Henry Wattereon, Edwin Portland, ranged up to 101 de- But mall the coupon today — tomor- are visiting Mrs. Hefty's parents, and other necessary articles for a Markham, Elbert Hubbard. row may never come. fr. and Mrs. F. E Crawford. Fourth of July celebration, and । grees. The heat was so intense Mo floor array of talent could poaslbly LODGE DIRECTORY. be offered than the list of world special COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE Mrs. C. W. Simler goes to Oregon with tbe oaks, pie and other good as to expand tbe steel on tbe ists named above. 17B9 B roadway , N bw Y obe . City to-morrow, (Saturday) to visit things prepared, they enjoyed a draw of the steel bridge on Mon jolly picnic after berry picking day, so that it was with difficulty ••Home’’ magazine is the key-note to her daughter. the Cosmopolitan. W. OF THE W. time; having a good social time. that tbe draw was operated. If you have a watch, clock, or In no sense la the Cosmopolitan a small OLD HICKORY OAMP, NO. KO anything in that line that needs Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Linn Güb Woodmen of the World meets on flat- cheap, 16-page mail-order monthly. The city of McMinnville, tbe COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINX repairing, try Litecber. * urday of each week, in Woodman hall, 17S# BROADWAY . NBW -foxx. ,„n‘‘’J!“ contr»ry- • great S40-page capital of Yambill county, now is ser oi Wee ton, Oregon, Saturday, Dvton. Oregon. VieiUng Neigboro June 30, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Güb Illustrated home magazine. Miss Eva Alderman has been en one of tbe beet served cities in tbe ser were former residents of Pleas- weloome. *oor 1‘bersl offer of three Ite editorial policy aims at every phase ,re* "I.*1 ’ubecriptlon to the Coe- gaged to teach tbe school in Unity Willamette Valley by railroad antdale neighborhood. , „ A. O. DARR, C. C, i?n; adT®rtt»«l In D a vton Haa- of clean, wholesome home life. traina. There ia now eight daily L. H. LITSCHKR, Clerk. ‘“d 01 ,,le Ibr*« month, I district tbe coming school term. do not like the mayuine. I will let too An abundance of bright stories, full of passenger trains running to and know end have the paper discontinued Notice to the Public. fun, life and action, will Interest every The Ladie’e Aid Society, which tbrongh that city ; four from Port u!al*u£hli£«C0,,dl,,<>n* U *• nndereUwl member of ths family. iJhln, r1*c*1«d «hall ooet m. had a stand in tbe park on the land and four to Portland. There Px othrrwtse yon may send me All milk Cows running at large Topics of the day are treated sanely, te at “thi0 ,O, i'l!1 I*" “d b111 Fourth, realised a handsome sum are also several freight trains daily. r**ul»r «ubecriptlon price of on the streets and alleys within WOMEN or WOODCRAFT by experts of International repute—pollt- I therefrom. only one dollar. Write plainly. The citizen« of that city and vicin . . DAYTON, OREGON. leal reform .International affaire, econom tbe corporate limits of the city of Prosperity Circle No. K0 Women of Mr. and Mra. D. B Abdill ofP^ k***.00 reason to complain of Name........ ics, social problems, and a hundred other • •••• •• oaee oeeo • e. • o o Dayton, after July 1, 1906, will be woodcraft, tneete on tbe flrat Tbureday - < timely topics of which every intelligent Portland, came up to Dayton and not haying good train service, ae taken op and empounded by the evening of each month in Woodman Street............ man or woman must be Informed. I hall, Dayton, Or. Viaiting Neighbors were among those who celebrated they can go from, or return to that City Marshal A full supply of Undertakers The Cosmopolitan also affords unusual I city at different hours of the day by always welcome. City.................. tbe Fourth at this place. By order of tbe City Council. Goods kept in stock. Hearse, advantages for the relining and educe- I . MR8. IDA E. ROWLEY,G. N. rail. Now, if they only had a rail- W. T. H. TUCKER. tlve value of art—Remington, Lanoe, Robes, Embalming.. ALM EDA SIMLER, Clerk. state........... Intense earnestness, short and rdad from Tillamook City through Fogarty, Vebeck, are only a few of the Recorder of tbe City of Dayton. ■ pointed sermons, and attractive their city to Salem, tbe capital of masters represented. I ■ Dayton, June, 25th, 1906. 1 ' services, are Sunday evening tbe State, McMinnville would be I I have no agent in Dayton au characteristics at the - Baptist one of tbe beet railroad towns in Oregon. The railroad from Tilla-1 tborised to receive watch work for UNITED ARTISANS. church. A L ibbral PRo^o<rrroN — As we . <'J ... mook to Salem may be built at an me; but if your watch needs repair Farmers and others, take your ■ W. O. POWELL, D. c. desire tbe names of persons inter Security Aaaembly No. ifl, meets in ested in music we will mail to any butter, eggs and other produce i n " ** Hasel Blanche Smith of earlier date than is generally ex ing send it direct (o me and I will regular session the let and 3d Tueeday in —THE— It ie certainly a very much | guarantee that you aball have a each month, in W. of the W. ball, at 7:30 one sending us names snd address* to Filer A son, who will pay Portland, was a visitor to Day ton pected P- Visiting members invited. needed line of rail. on the Fourth, and participated in good reliable time piece. W 8. of music teachers or musical people you the highest market price. MR8. M. M. R088NKR, M. A. the celebration, in whioh she took CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM. R eynolds Watchmaker and Jewler, W. 8. HIBBERT, Sec. who are in tbe habit of purchasing much pleaaure. We now have a most excellent Newberg, Or. _________ music or musical goods, five pieces Everything in tbe grocery line I ■ ' The dregless, knlfelees »jatem „I train service An addition of two of music for 30 coots, or ten for 55 at Filer A Son’s, is of tbe best Edith Cushing, a aiater to Mrs passenger trains daily. Tbe Methodist Episcopal camp >ee,ing. Ages ahead of medicine, Ad- Making coots. Seed your oame and ad quality. usUug rooms C. W. PoweU’s re^dence. M Oliphant, ia visiting here this two regular trains to and from Port meeting to be held st Canby, opens Office hours :—3:30 to fl ;00 p. m. dreae to Tbe Geo. Jaberg Music Co , ***“• $be has finished her school land will greatly facilitate tbe pass to-day and will continue fo ten 115 W. Seventh St. Cincinnati. Ohio. Appendicitis is readily cured at Warm Springe reeervation, and days. L a ►, witbout the use of drugs or knife, brought away many souvenirs of enger traffic, and is another of tbe , i S- 4 ■ r many instances wherein tbe railroad Dayton Board of Trade meets Thoee wanting Logan Berries can by the chiropractic method. the Indian childrens’ handiwork. company has.considered tbe public B. F. bWICK, got them by phoning or sending on first Monday evening of each welfare Tbe new schedule goes full and fresh line of groceries postal oard to John Oordor tbe for- at A Filer month. 8. W. SIG LE R, Pres. Homer Avery, who is learning A Son’s. * this >60 Machine for $25 7?man at Wheatland. He has some O. B. RIPPEY, Sec.’ tbe plumbing trade in Portland, into effect Joly 3d, and tbe arrival remit rama dayton , of trains doe at Dayton are ae fol ó'OREGON. orWrries. Fresh candies, fresh tropical came op to Dayton and took inHhe » mwb . uoupie revu, wii* lows : Early train to Portland due thread i ■< ah «tito: hu Fourth of July "celebration. Here- Ladies Auxiliary to Board of fruits, and the best brand of cigars at Dayton at 8:32 a. m. Afternoon Trade meets every Friday at 3 n. m. turned to Portland Thursday. at Detmering’s. train to Portland due at 4:45 p m. Bpangle’s barbar abflp, you can get MRS. M. A. GILKEY; Pres. TRÜBT MACHINE. .1, la Amoa Nelaon, who waa in the Returning—morning train, from When crossing tbe Willamette Il laundried in thè beat of style. • MI88 GERTIE PALMER, Seo. du. •» DVUmst 9 :15 a. from Polk or Yamhill counties irv office a few day. ago says the i Tablels of all kinds, noie and tbe Wheatland ferry. R. L. CONNOR, lattar pepar, envelopas, pena, sto., N otice . —Two good milk cows X Datmering’s. Bargains in wall giving milk will be exchanged Harris’ ATTORNEY-AT-L AW. Flae olgare ai poetofflce stare. for good stock goats. Inquire ’ PorUud at Portland .t 11 11» :50 a. ». m. IIMTirWH. DOaTLAND, OB. at thia office, or of R. G. HaDLKy. PUT UPÌN6MSS-HRS MoMi-n-nTrillo Sold by O. B. RIPPEY & CO. Cosmopolitan Magazine F. L. BRADLEY & CO Three Months, FREE. HE KEEPS THEM You will find them all at A. C. Detmering’s, And at Right Prices.' The Best Quality of TOBACCO and CIGARS, etc., etor MYT01CMBTMKI J. G. LEWIS. Undertaker, ? BOARD OUTBADE. Buy on Crediti DENTIST, p*p*r r”,kj' b"«-N" M l M innvillb , O r .