dayton
herald .
agton l Strahl
snbscripuon |1 p«r year if paid in advuice
»if paid witbin six month«.
Diaplay edvsitlMmeots, SlnKie inch per
month 11: each additional in*h M cent» per
■Maik: reading notice» in local column (cent»
par line forint Inaertion, 4 cent» tor »abee-
quant inaeruoc.
av aaaaw, puuil»UÇU lEVV. II SCUi ID ItFT
DUOMC*'
don at once. Card of tn aa ka, raaolu elona. and
klar matter 8 canto per lina.
VOL. XXII
GST PRIHTBD:
Cards, Posters. Circulars.
Letter and Bill Heads, etc
DAYTON HERALD Office
DAYTON7 OREGON,.FRIDAY. JULY 20. 1906,
A Direct Line
Eggs 20 cents.
Butter 30c roll.
Ice at Detmering’e.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Cool and pleasfct sow.
Chai. Hadley ha», like m««y in
I» vicinity,
vicinity, been>cving
large
this
___
_ his
____
_
wiith °**°
<U P°lnU "**t ’
MemPhle- Vaw^toans, and all pointe
New wall paper at Harrie’.
crop of hay. He his his barns
Bee that your ticket reads via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL R R
Ice and ice cream of beet quality stored with hay, and has filled sev
Thoroughly moderiftraln» connect with all transoonttesa tai lines at St. Paul and at Detmering’s.
eral other barns with that product.
f
a
..
Bre coming west let us know and we will quote them alrect
The very best make of hop press-
Carl Miller, who lit* on the old
the specie.ly low rates now in effect from nil eastern points.
I es at Castle A Co.’e.
Any Information as to rates, routes, etc., cheerfully give on appllcstlon.
Aiderman farm, nowflwned by Mr
ODDB u B.
NO. 20
*
Depart
HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES
ETC.
'
1110*. m.
4:»p. m.
4M p. m.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Lear« Dayton for Portland at 8:tt a. m
Arrive» at Dayton from Portland 5.M p.’ m.
When you are building or r^peairing, aud need naila, locks or
other hardware, give the undersigned a call. Price« of stoves,
hardware and other articles in our line,' the lowest.
‘j «r°LF*XM
»HELF HARD.
WAKE, PAINTS and OILS. Our prices are us low
the lowest.
Rose Watson, spent Sunday with Smith of McMinnvilto, has a field
Great quantities of hay is being Goods not in stocx will be ordered without delay.
friends*in Portland.
of very fine oats, near ’lepot, which brought to town.
, „
B. H. TRUMBULL,
gives
promise qf a very large yield.
Gordon,
eon
of
G.
W.
Buckley,
Commercial Agent,
At the meeting of the A. O.
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ie tick with measles.
•
A.
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
U. W. ¿rand lodge in Portland
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
The extreme hot weather,—the this weex, Wm. J. Clarx, editor
Th os McNish is down at his
P. B. THOMPSON, F. A P. A.,
timber claim near Kalama, mercury in thermometers going up of the Gervais Star, was elected
Room 1, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
the 102 mark last weA—began to
Wash.
turn cooler on Sunday, and on Grand Master.
s
Mrs. Laura Galbreath, daughter Tuesday the tboraometor register
Since the town cow has been de
ECLECTIC CORRESPOND- of Mr”- M Cain, left Wednesday ed down to — 68.
prived of the liberty of wandering
,
-
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ENCE SCHOOL
I ** Grant. Para.
through town at will, and pasturing
Mrs. J. H. Springer and daughter in the streets, the sidewalks can be MADL
I E. V. Filer, the grocery man,
x —OF—
I has been on the sick Itst several Nellie, mother and sister of Mrs. kept in good shape, and not be bro
Martin Miller, who had been visiting ken and filthy.
r
_.___
days this week.
Mr.
and Mrs. Miller, at their pleas
SHORTHAND,
o.
B.
Ripp.,
....
, A N. PRESNALL,
ant farm home in the hills north
It must be admitted that Pacific
TYPEWRITING
Portland
Sunday,
returning
‘
home
of
town,
left
Towday
for
North
College
is located on pretty good
PROPRIITORS.
on tb* evening train.
Yakima, where they will rlsit rela eoii, einee it ie estimated that the
—AND—
tives for two week«; after whioh oats crop growing bn the campus
Commercial Work on short notice
Dr. W. O. Powell has bad remark they return to their homes in Illi will make 65 to 70 bushels to the
WADE MARK
able success in the treatment of all nois. The ladies were delihted acre.—Newberg Graphic.
____ FIRST CLASS WORK.
BOOK-KEEPING.
female complaints.
with their visit here, and think that
Gentlemen’s Work a
Write to G. B. HARDIN, Forest
The Logan berry season- ends
Filer
A
Son
want
your
butter
the Willamette Valley is a para
Grove.
SPECIALTY.
this week. The crop of berries has
and eggs, for which they will pay dise.
been a large one this season, and of
the highest price.
PRICES . REASONABLE.
good quality. There has been a
Wm. Gibbon who has the the good demand for the berry, and
If you have a watch, clock, oY
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anything in that line that needs Aiderman farm, on north side of those who raised them have real
Z. SPANGLE, Agent, Dayton.
Yamhill river, at north end of ized a handsome profit from the
repairing, try Litecher.
bridge, rented, proposes not to lose sale of their berries.
George Geogleon, who lives on the any time by going to and from hie
B. A. Kliks, Attorney-at-law, WRAT« ■RS’T A
j , e . Mellinger place, was a busi farm to the Alderman place during
O. F. R. A. bld’g, McMinnville, CVXL2UU
Fire destroyed the dwelling
ness visitor to Newberg Monday.
Is an Oregon production made in
harvest tinte. He, with bis family, hoys? of former assessor A, B.
Collection and life insurance. All
Salem by C. M. Eppley. It is a
are
camped
on
the
Alderman
place;
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY, DAYTON.
law work carefully attended to.
Mrs. Mary Mellinger shipped
AND SMALL TRACTS.
OREGON-
pure, unadulterated Baking Powder
opposite Mrs. R. Miller’s farm resi Chandler near Ballston Saturday
DAYTON 18 82 MILB8 FROM PORTLAND. some early apples to the Portland
Eppley’s Perfection Pure Cream
and contains no poisonous or dili-
dence. Mr. Gibbon puts in the afternoon. A greater part of the
on bivbb and railroad. Take train
of Tartar Baking Powder, is the
st Jefferson Bl. Depot, Portland.
tirous substance injurious to health.
time early and late in harvesting hdusehold goods were saved.
Boat at Aih.St, Dock.
best baking powder made.
This Baking Powder is rapidly
The fire is supposed to have
Miss Pearl Ivy of, Sheridan, re his hay and grain crops.
gaining in favor by those who have
caught from a spark from the
turned home Tuesday after a pleas
given it a trial. All grocers in Sa
ant visit with F. C. Wirf’s family.
The curb along the sidewalk chimney. The O. F. R. A. car
lem keep it in stock. As also do
ried
1200
insurance
on
the
build
Mary Rigdon went to Portland in front of the property of J.
PUT UP IN GLASS JARS others in valley towns and cities.
Saturday and visited with her pa Hadley, N. Bradley, A. C. Det- ing.—-News Reporter.
Patronize home—“Made in Ore
rents until Monday, when she re mering—the postoffice—and in
QUTS, 7x6 AL
gon” products.
Use Perfection
turned to Dayton.
Miss Marie Wirfs had a very
Baking Powder.
5S
front of F. L. Bradley’s market
narrow escape from drowning last
R. W. Swink, agent at Dayton and store on Ferry street, baa seek. While bathing in the Wil-
depot, who was up in Linn and been much improved in appear amette river she ventured out into
Polk counties on business last ance and convenience. Teams deep water, and Jteing unable to
week, arrived home on Sunday. can now be driven close to the swim, sank the third time, and, but
curb, and one who alights from for the presence of friends, who
Services at the M. E. church a conveyance or enters, can do rescued her, she most assuredly
11 a. m. Sunday. Subject: Gos so without inconvence or getting would have been drowned.
J. L. CASTLE & CO
mm shim
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J. ARMS
v
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Miss Edith Cushing, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Oli-
Ehant, left on the train Tuesday for
er home in Minnesota.
The view of the surrounding
country at the Dayton depot, which
at all seasons is very attractive, is
especially charming at this time of
the year. It appears unusually so
ooftraoa ’nie been *i#iifmg -vt*.
____
Milne in the work on his farm dur ripened harvested o>vim
on the hill sides and in the valley,
ing hay season.
interspersed here and there, with
Mr. and Mrs. Kenworthy of Sa grovee of the evergren firs. It is
lem, cousins of Charles Hadley, one among the many beautiful pan
spent Thursday of last week, with oramic scenes of Oregon that at-
.»..» tv .
f ---- ----------- ------------ iraots the eye of theJover of the
jeaufiful in nature.
Mrs. Martin Miller and her sister,
Nellie Springer, returned Monday
from a short visit at Newport.
The Educational Contest of
They had an enjoyable visit to that The Oregon Jourual of Portland,
popular ooastt resort.
is creating much interest among
Prof. Scott Leavitt and family
eft Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
Leavitt’s parents at Falls City, Polk
county. Prof. Leavitt has secured
a position in a school at Lakeview,
southeastern Oregon, for the ensu
ing year, with a salary of 1100 per
month. That would appear to be
M abbtagk L icenses
HE KEEPS THEM
You will find them all at
A. O. ueiuieniig o,
And at Right Prices.
Mary Douglas Bird, age 26, to
iVilliam Travis, jr., age 34, of
Multnomah county, Or.
Matilda Newhouse, age 40, to NOTE AND LETTER PAPER,
ENVELOPES, PLAIN AND FANCYr
Steven M. Venard, age 42, of Mult
nomah county.
PENS, INK, FANCY NOTE PAPER AND TABLETS
Lillian Marie Nelson age 18, to CANDIES, NUTS, ALL KIND OF
THE BEST CONFECTIONERY MADE,
Winfield D. Pierson, age 24, both of
- ^ORANGES, LEMONS, AND OTHER TROPICAL FRUITS,
Yambill county/'
W. S. Reynolds and wife of New the young pbople, and some of
ALSO,
berg, former residents of Dayton, the contestants are working live
are now enjoying an outing of sev ly to secure the main prize, and
Conductor Jo Crocker has been
eral weeks on the coast, at Gara- have enlisted the aid of their given the run on the new morning
baldi, Tillamook county.
friends to assist them in securing train out of Portland, and altho he
the
prize. -Affibiig those contest is no spring chicken in the capacity
L. S. Chapman and wife, Mrs.
Esther Hoard, and D. A. Snyder ing for the prize is Miss Lillian of puncher of the cardboard, he is
and wife are in camp at Meadow McVicker, of St. John, daughter about as proud of his new charge
Lake, enjoying thé mountain breezes of Rev. E. E. McVicker, former as a boy with a new pair of red
topped boots. It gives him an op
for several days.
resident of Dayton, who has rap- portunity to be at home with hie
Mrs. A. J. McCann of the Com idly gained second place on the family at night, a pleasure which
mercial hotel, visited with her two list of contestants. We quote many conductors are denied. The
LODGE DIRECTORY.
new train has done a good business
daughters Mrs. Mamie Burdett and from the Journal:
Mrs. Dr. Leroy Lewis, in McMinn
“A remarkable run is being from the start, and it has come to
ville, the first of this week. She made by Lillian McVicker, ‘the stay.—Newberg Graphici
returned home Wednesday.
W. OF THE W.
parson’s daughter,’ of St. Johns.
George
Mitchell,
who
was
acquit
OLD
HIOK0BY CAMP, NO. 200
Mr. and Mrs. N. Bradley and She has made such headway that
Woodmen of the World meets on Sat
ted
last
week,
for
killing
Franz
Cref
her
friends
expect
to
see
her
gain
COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE,
daughter Verona, were passengers
urday of each week, in Woodman hall,
1780 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
for Newport Saturday. Mr. Brad the leadership. But she realizes field in Seattle, leader of the “holy Dayton, Oregon. Visiting Neigbor.
rollers,
”
was
shot
and
killed
by
his
I accept your liberal offer of three
welcome.
5
t
ley returned Monday, bnt Mrs. that the combination ahead of her
months' free trial aubecrlptlon to the Coe*
mopoiltan, as advertised In D ayton H bb *
A. 0. DARB,O. C, '
Bradley and Verona will remain for is a strong one, and that lively sister, Esther Mitchel), at the Union
ald . If at the end of the three months I
depot, Seattle, Thursday evening L. H. LIT8OHEB, Clerk?
several weeks outing.
do not like the magazine. I will let you
hustling will be necessary to en last wsek. Mrs. Creffield, widow of
know and have the paper diacontinned.
à
under which conditions it is understood
Ralph and Dug Hadley, frith able her to attain first honors. the leader of the “holy rollers,”
that the copies received shall cost me
nothing. Otherwise you may send me
their familes, were at Chas Hadley’s Members of the Evangelical bad planned with Esther Mitchell
the Cosmopolitan for a full yes? and bill
last week. The men helping their church are making ready re to kill the brother of Esther, and WOMEN or WOODCRAFT
be at the regular subscription price of
only one dollar. Write plainly.
DAYTON,.OREGON.
father in cutting hay, and the sponse to the solicitations of Miss had purchased a revolver for that
Name.1................................. j...............
women assisting Mrs. Hadley with McVicker. So, too, are the Arti purpose, and with which Miss Prosperity Circle No. 200 Women of
Woodcraft, meets on the flrat Thursday
work in the house.
sans, of which ahe is a loyal Mitchell committed the murder. evening
Street...................... ................ ............
of each month in Woodman
The
remains
of
Mitchell
were
A full supply of Undertakers
Dr. Leroy Lewis, wife and chil member. Her father is also an brought to Newberg for burial, and hall, Dayton, Or. Visiting Neighbors
welcome.
city............................................. ...
Goods kept in stock. Hearse,
dren of MoMinnville, were here on Artisan, and in Oregon it means were laid beside that of his mother, always MBS.
IDA E. ROWLEY, G. N.
Sunday visiting Mrs. Lewis parents, something to have the grip and who died several years ago. It ap
Robes, Embalming.
Stated........................................... ..
ALMEDA 8IMLEB, Clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McCann of the passwofd of that older. Dr. J. pears that the Mitchell children
C? ■ J
Commercial hotel, and the doctors B. Olmstead of Portland, the after their mother’s death, were
mother and brother, Mrs. E. Lewis, supreme medical director of the neglected by their father, who after
W.O. POWELL, D.C.
and J. G. Lewis.
Artisans, was a visitor at the last wards again married, and left his
UNITED ARTISANS.
children to .shift fot-themselvea.^
Farmers and others, take your
meeting
of
the
St.
Johns
chap
,<
—THE—
J. L. Thurman and family,
Security Assembly No. 16, meets in
.T
The Best Quality of TOBACCO and
CIGARS/ete., etc
mi un in
Undertaker;
butter, eggs aud other produce who, with Mr. Thurman’s broth
to Filer A son, who will pay er and sister-in-law, of Oconto,
you (he highest market price.
Neb., enjoyed a weeks outing on
the coast at Netarte, returned
Everything in the grocery line
at Filer A Son’s, il of the best here Wednesday forenoon. They
report having nad a jolly good
quality.
time, and all greatly enjoyed the
Appendicitis is readily cured trip.
without the use of drugs or knifer1 r
<"
Pastor Hewitt will preach on
Those wanting Logan Berries can by the chiropractic method.
the topic “Why John Left
get UiOtn by phoning or sending
A full and fresh line of groceries Home,” at the Baptist church
postal card to John Corder the fer
at
Filer A Son’s.
ryman at Wheatland. He has some
Sunday night at 8 o’clocx. A
Freeh candies, fresh tropical thing will be proposed to young
fruits, and the beet brand of cigars men of Dayton, which will prove
By leaving your laundry at Z at Detmering’s.
a benefit to the entire comma-
Spangle’s barber shop, you can get
nity. Miss Bunnell Christenson
it laundried in the best of style.
When • crossing the Willamette
will
sing a solo, and the junior
from Polk or Yambill counties, try
choir will assist the regular choir.
Tablets of all kinds, note and the Wheatland ferry.
At 1,1 a. m. the subject will be
letter paper, envelopes, pens, etc.,
Bargains in wall paper at “What the Blind Man Saw.”
Detmering’s.
Fine cigars at poetofflee »tore.
e..
Harris’.
Come.
ter and he immediately qnlisted
I have no agent in Day ton au
in the cause of Lillian MoVicker.
tborized
receive watch work for
He proposes to secure 10 votes me; but if to your
watch needs repair
from members of the Artisans in ing send it direct to me and I will
Portland for every one vote ob- guarantee that you shall have a
tained by the young lady in a cer good reliable time piece. W. 8.
tain suburb - of this city. Miss R eynolds Watchmakerand Jewlgr,
Lillian came to Portland yester Newberg, Or.
day to work: out this offer. 8he|
intends to gather so many votes
on Crediti
from .the locality assigned to her,
60
Machine for 325
that Dr. J. B Olmstead will havei *n's
It 1» • kl(k-ana, drop
bild ball bMTlas, lo«k-
his hands full to make good on fKIMT TO*“-
,11 to h, davbto Mad, aall-
tknadias .kania: ka»
his liberal proposition.”
aatonatle kakkia *iadar
Miss McVicker, who has many!
aad otkar lataat tnprova-
BnU. ThU 1» tka ANTI-
friends in Day ton and vicinity,
TSUST MACHINE. Il U
expects to visit Dayton soon and
AlUchnanUMVlth «Mk
enlist the aid of ber friends to
maebina. Sold tor »my
16 aaah and W monthly.
secure the prjz« scholarship by w
receiving their votes. We pre- •!<
diet that Lillian will receive a
large-list of votes here.
Ifl-ITS Fir»t St.. BOBTLAND. OB.
regular »emion the 1st and 3d Tuesday in
each month, in W. of the W. hall, at 7:30
p. m. Visiting member» invited.
MBS. M. M. BO88NER, M. A.
W. 8. HIBBERT, Bec.
BOARD OF TRADE.
CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM.
The drugleM, knifelees system of
healing. Ages ahead of medicine. Ad- -
justing room» O. W. Powetl'» residence.
Office hours:—3:30 to 8:00 p. m.
B. F. SWICK,
Dayton Board of Trade meet*
on first Monday evening of each
month.
8. W. 8IGLK R, Pres.
DAYTON,
O. B. RIPPEY, Sec.
’ Ladies Auxiliary to Board of
Trade meet* every Friday at 3 p. m.
MRS. M. A. GILKEY, Pre«.
MISS GERTIE PALMER, Sec.
Fresh candies, nuts,tropical fruits
and other good things at Detmer-
ing’s confectionery store.
OREGON.
DÈNTIST,
R. L. CONNOR,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
M c M innville , O b .