Dayton herald., July 27, 1906, Image 1

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DAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 27. 1906.
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Eggs 20 cent«.
The dust is becoming immense.
ABBTVAL AND DBPABTUBB OF MAIL*
Butter 30c roll.
A new Estey organ baa j nsl been
Arriva
Ice at Detmering’s.
received by the Baptist people, for
loe and ioe cream of beat quality use in their church.
at Detmering’s.
The regular service« al the M. E.
,nd “•ed "«Ü«. lock« «
JI. Senn waa a passenger to Port­ ohurch: Sunday aohool 10 a. m; ABBIVAL ANO ÜKPABTUBK OF TBAINH.
land Tuesday.
Preaching 8 p. ■.
y
.W
Qr
F«mlMMl
AH.U
J.
m
I
Arrtvm at Darteli from Portland 5 JS p. m.
M. P. Dixon, pastor.
Geo. Bertram Was a Sunday.via-
itor at Crawford..
Prof. L. R. Alderman's new barn
WARPAINT?IMPDKMRNTS SHELF HARD.
The new School Year opens September 25.
L. R Roesner baa for some lime
G Louden aha usen waa in Port­ on his farm near the depot, is about
completed, and work on his dwel­ bran clearing land on his farm on
land on buaineaa Monday.
Excellent advantages offered for student!.
W. F. Abdill viailed with friends I ling will be commenced in a few Ibis side of the Willamette river at i
d«ys.
Mission Landing; his land lays in
Pleasant surroundings, with good moral wociMfong
at Ibe R. R. station Sunday.
8. W. Iler, the proprietor of the the point between the Willamette
When in need of breed, eake or Dayton flouring and sawmills, is and Yamhill river«. He has a fine
pie, patronise your borne bakery.
arranging to have bi« flaur mill in body of land, which, when cleared
of umber and brush will be good
J. D. Hadley was in Portland on oporation thia season.
term land and valuable. Mr. Ross
f
buainera the latter part of last week.
Almost everybody ie now taking ner has had a number of men em
Prof. J. J. Ellyson of Lafayette, an outing to the coast or oiountains, ployed clearing the land; and he 1«
visited with friends in Dayton Sun- and enjoying the cool sea breeze, or preparing to build a good farm res-
the fresh, pure and invigorating • idenoe aa soon a« be has tbe site for
mountain air.
the building in suitabK «„dhion
MADE
*’11 be under the efficient supervision of Prof. James Carrick, of
Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford
Herman
Wilson,
of
tbe
Wilson
building
will
be
near
to
that
ol
and^xpsrie*^
° Ug°^ 8cot,and» an inetructor of ability were business visitors at Dayton,
Thoma, who also has a good
lumber company al Meadow Lake, Ignats
T
Saturday.
was taken to McMinnville Tnesday farm, and last year had a fine farm
For further information call on or address
Miss Vata Bryan of Lafayette, by the sheriff, to answer to the house built, and made other im-
visited with Mira Leila Westerfield charge of dumping «awdust into a
provements on bis farm. As Mr.
over Sunday.
stream.
Roesner ia a Day tun vuonw w —L
Mira Paulins Rossner was one a
Mrs. Mary Hadley was a passen-
er on the evening train from Port- those who attended the Chautauqua worked his way up to an honoree
and respectable position in this
meeting at Gladstone park. Lik
Dr. W. 0. Powell baa had remark* others who attended the meetini his prosperity and conti ued activ­
able success io the treatment of all she was greatly pleased with the ity in the upbuilding of his home
program as carried out.
female complaint«.
community. We are also pleased
The American Bove Club had a
to note tbe proeperty and enterprise
Àt Dr. W
meeting it
W. 0. Powell’s resi­
R. Alderman, was out at his farm dence Monday evenings Twenty- jMiapotber Dayton young man, who,
by grit, energy and a proper life has
the first of this week.
wo boys vere in attendance, who worked bis way up to prosperity
to Chlo.g° and all pointe east; Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, .nd all pointe
Phil Parish and Wesley Young tad a fine time. The youths were ‘Mnd a high standing in this and
»a
th modern
at your Uchet
via with
the ihWffi&nXFiiU
ILLINOIS CENTRAI R «d
R left for Coberg Monday,, where they pleasantly entertained by Dr. Pow­ other communities, we refer to
Thoroughiy
train, reads
connect
ell and Rev. Hewitt.
will work in a sawmill.
Is an Oregon production made in
County School Superintendent L.
Salem by C. M. Eppley. It is a
Mrs. Martin Miller and son Frits
M Oliphant ie cutting Wdi. R. Alderman. He has lately bad a
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— I of the Red Hille, were pleasant Milne’s fine crop of grain. The
pure, unadulterated Baking Powder
good new barn built on his farm
Any lnform.Uon m to rate., route., etc., cheerfully give on Application.
and contains no poisonous or dili-
callers at Dayton Saturday.
promise for a good yield ia very en- near the depot, and is arranging to
tirous substance injurious to health.
have a neat modern farm house
Mr.Goeglin, who rraidea oo ih.
This Baking Powder is rapidly
mill
on
his
fine
and
sightly
farm,
Mellinger place wae a business vie-
. r
Or°LP’ thef®
J c iindsmv
H* TRUMBULL,
gaining
in favor by those who have
itor to McMinnville Monday.
ahitterinff not w
lh’ f™0 industry, grit and push generally
T F A P A ’
«jam Commercial Agent,
given it a trial. All grocers in Sa­
ands
the
one
possessed
of
them,
in
s
f
shattering
out
before
being
cut.
d H2 Third 8t., Portland, Ore.
2
°r*’
lem keep U In stock
As also do
Mr. Simpson of Portland, brother
tj m ._ ih .„ j -ir
» d a , j ligb position in the community.
of Captain Simpson of Dayton, has L .1?’ 4“
wif*°f Portland,
others in valley towns and cities.
P. B. THOMPSON, F. A P. A.,
p
n
been visitingSGSvee here.
.
if h
It is not alone in the Willamette
Patronise home—“Made in Ore-
Room 1, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
7x6 AL__ gon” products. Use Perfection
“
Hewitt, pastor jof Baptist church Valley that there it a scircity of
R. W. Swink has been employed of this place, came up to Day ton harvest hands. In Eastern Oregon
Baking Powder.
ae priooipalof Springbrook school, on Saturday and visited with tbeir the same conditions prevail, we are
He will Eave a lady assistant.
eon until Money. Returning to
informed. Ooe man who has been
Filer & Son want your buttot
on
morning train in the habit of going io Eastern
and eggs, for which they will pay M„ayii » n j ,
a
”
Oregon during the harvest season
the highest price.
L, M'
BrBd,«y and (laughter and making |3 a day by sewing
I Clara, and Mise Louiee Jonee leave sacks, informed the publisher of
Mre. Mamie Burdett of McMinn- to day for Newport, Oregon’s pop- this paper, that this season he had
ville, spent Sunday here with her pl*)* ocean resort, where they will, been offered 96 a day, by parties in
parents, Mr. and Mr«. A. J. McCann, por several days, listen to “what Eastern Oregon, with whom he was
8. W. Iler, proprietor of the Day- J?* «‘,d wiod8 aa?” Pnth«irBnd acquainted, to go there and work
1
ton flouring and sawmills, was a • l 01?0 °S®*n’ aod reouP®r»to by during barvMt, but he preferred to
Three months' free trial for merely
remain in the valley, for the reason
The Coamppoliton, furthermore, hM business visitor to Portland Mon- lnbB‘lni tbe ocean breezes.
sending your name.
*
Just begun one oL the moot remarkable
that it did not get eo extremely hot
Mieses
Nellie
end
Maime
Had
No money,,-no letter,—nothing but *xpo8« «ver attempted by a contempo­
A. T. Dill, who lives on Mrs. *7/’,^DB'VBmbe?BM, «nd Ethel here aa it does in Eastern Oregon
rary magazine.—“The Treraon of the
your address oaTattached coupon.
Senate, by David Graham Phillip..
Thos. Caughlin’a farm, is assisting Balianlyneof Corvallis and Messrs. during the harvest season. Anoth­
If. after three months'trial you wish
er man who went to that section is
be strictly Impossible, during Wm. Milne in caring for. his grain .njrryw^iamb8£a?’’ W“ LumtD,
to have the magazine stopped,—merely
making bis 93 a day. Tbe farmers
tell us,—sad the copies received will ^.™?er,e8’ tot us to Insure new*-etan< crop ^bis week.
Nelson of Dundee,
in
Eastern Oregon, because of hav­
purchasers * copy of the magazine, but,
cost you nothing.
„
„
. , ,
, *«6 here on Thursday for Nestuoca,
1Co“mJerciBJ ^°tel, I where they will remain two week« ing larger farms and more grain to
We do guarantee that all readers who i P‘U“nue
You are to be the exclusive judge.
“*ve-““der this special offer, applied landlord and landlady McCain or more in the enjoyment of "ok harvest, and consequently more at I
And there'll be no questions, no quib­ direct to the offloe for copies, will receive
stake than those in the Willamette
treat tbeir guests well and make ocean’s” attractions:
bling, nothing.
regularly the magazine during this bril­ them feel at home.
Valley, can afford to pay higher
"
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,
liant eerie, of .rtlcles.
We’ll leave the decision to you,
ui.. u ui
r» u
Jr.
,
rred Ott, watchman on the snag wage« to have their grain crops I
Miss
Mable
Dunham
4ho
baa
boat,
Mathloma,
waa
here
Friday
Be sure to re.d this moot seething of
If, after three months' test, you And
harvested than can the Willamette |
been visiting Miss Bessie Y«ng the last lookiqg for men to work oo the
you need the Cosmopol.tan, let us send all political exposures,
Valley farmer, who does not raise
past week returned to berime in boat. He found laboring men hard
you the magazine for the|full year.
Corvallis
Wednesday.
to get. The snag boat at that time so much grain.
NOTE AND LETTER PAPER.
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That's all there is to It.
We thorougly believe that every intel­
ENVELOPES, PLAIN AND FANCY,
There is cases of measles in town. wa> *1 work at Weston Landing,
ligent reader will not only take but actu­
We are always pleased to record
• t *
ally want the Cosmopolitan, should he Ths youngest child of E Hadaway, 00 tbe Willamette, pulling snags, success of any citisen in whatever CANDIKk
N°TE PAP8R AND TABLW3
once eee the magazine itself.
and children of Mr. Fowler are Bnd the dredger was at work a short worthy undertaking he may be en­
Remember, though, that In reading the
At'd that’s why we offer a three months’ among those so afflicted.
THE BEST CONFECTIONERY MADE,
distance
distance opening the channel of the gaged. Especially eo are we pleased
Cosmopolitan you are reading one of the
ree trial at our expense. We leave the
oldest high-class magazines published
(ORANGES, LEMONS, AND OTHER TROPICAL FRUITS
river.
to
note
the
advancement
and
suc-
Jas. Dundas, one of the substan­
decision entirely upon the merit of the
today In America.
' ALSO,
magazine.
Presiding Elder H. L. Pratt, of cess of young men and women, who
tial and progressive farmers on the
Such eminent and great men have In
If you don’t like the throe months re­ north sine of the river, transacted Portland, will bold quarterly meet­ by close applioation to study and
the past contributed to the reputation of
ing on Dayton mission over Sun
the Cosmopolitan as: President Roose- ceived, you may stop the paper, aud the business at Day ton Monday.
day. He Will preach at'Day ton in hemselvra for a useful and higher
velt, Mark Twain, President Eliot, John copies received won’t cost you a cent.
Mira Eva Aiderman wa a passen­
Wanamaker, Count Tolstoi, Henry Wat­ ward6 °ffer ,S C1”ar' plaln> stralghtfor-
tbe forenoon, at tbe usu.l hourj ife. The young man referred to
ger to Rex Sunday; having accom­ and Unionvale in the afternoon; lelow, is a Dayton young man, who,
erson, James Whitcomb Riley, etc., etc.
panied her brother, Prof L. R that and Pjessantdale at night. Each >y close study and work to fit him­
YoU are to be tha-only jujlge.
The following list of eminent contrib­
far on bis return trip to Portland.
utors—taken from among a hundred oth­
preaching service will be followed self for a certain chosen calling
Wo are going to leave it all to your
ers—will Indicate the remarkbly high decision.
7
Arthur and Frank Wirft, two in­ by communion service
Everybody gained that end, and ae will be seen
standard that win he maintained by the
dustrious eons of F. C Wirfe, are invited to these services.
bv the paragrph below, has met
Could anything be more fair?
Cosmopolitan during 190g—FroTtox: Sir
with success and promotion and
assisting
in
securing
the
grain
crop
Gilbert Parker. Alfred Henry Lewis,
Fill out today the coupon below—place
I
No bids haying been received for
Booth Tarkington. A rt ; Frederic Rem- In an envelope—remall to us—and re­ by shocking grain for the farmers
advance in salary
the
cooslruction
of
a
cement
reser
­
Ington, Henri Lanos, Frank Verbeck. ceive three months' test free.
U nitxd S ta T xs D kpartmkkt )
The Misees Ella and Gussie voir for tbe D.yton water system,
SPBciai,:
Henry Watterson, Edwin
A obtcultubx . I
But mall the coupon today—tomor­ Crawford, daughters of Representa­ at the fountain bead, it has been
Markham, Elbert Hubbard.
row may never come.
W
ashington
, June 30, 1906.
tive F. E. Crawford, are enjoying I decided by those in charge of tbe
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No finer array of talent could possibly
M
b . W altkb B. H adlby . of the I
i*/ OF TUE ia /
be offered than the list of world special
COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE
an outing at Newport this week.
system, to have a reservoir con­
State of Oregon, is hereby appointed I --
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late named above.
1789 B bozdwat , Naw Yoax.
structed
of
wood.
A
visit
was
Thoe. Mills, of McMinnville, road
a Forest Araintant, fn ihe forest
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200
"Home'' magazine Is the key-note to
made
to
tbe
spring
by
those
in
master of tbe 8. P. Co.’s West Side
service of the United States Depart- w“0<lmen of the World meets on Bat­
the Cosmopolitan.
lines, was looking over tbe Yamhill charge, on Tueeday. They had tbe men t of Agriculture, at a salary
In no sense Is the Cosmopolitan a small
spring
cleaned
out.
Division tbe first of this week.
at tbe rate of 91000 one hundred wekomV
g Neigbors
cheap. 16-page mail-order monthly. .
Mrs.
Hute
Wing
Sang,
wife
o
f
a
; cosmopolitan màoaxinx ,
dollars per annum, on the miscella­
J. W. Lydic and family, and Mr,
, , ___
A. C. DARR, 0.0,
«»“‘rnry • great 240-page
17*0 BKOADWAY NXW TÒRK.
Illustrated home magazine.
Edwards and family wem to New Chinese merchant of Salem, who neous roll, paid from the fund ap­
L. H. LIT80HER, Clerkr -f
’
;
r°or liberal offer of three
port Wednesday on the train, where baa a lot of little folks, mostly girls, propriated for general expense forest
Its editorial policy aims at every phase '
,r** trLal TOhecriptlou to the Co.-
• jLn^
M sdvjrtlsod In D attor Hsa-
tbeir parents
to give
they will enjoy a week’s outing on and
Th
psrsnts wishing
wishing to
give service; by promotion from 91000
,».< of clean, wholesome home life.
Î do not'llk. Ah*
°1 fh* Ulr“ “onth. I
the
shore
of
the
“
briny
deep
”
th
?
m
benefit
a
mUBicBl
®do- per annum on the same roll.
h‘.he
I will let you
An abundance of bright stories, full of •
t -.
p
cation of the kind that is afforded
uSd»^?hi?h * J?’.p<p*r dlwmnUnnwl,
fun, life and action, will, interest every : : th.l*^
1*^,;^Itlqn. It Is undersuwd
JAMES M. WIL80N,
WOMEN or WOODCRAFT
I
will be preaching in the in America, lately purchased one of
member of the family.
DAYTON, OREGON.
Sec. of Agriculture.
• ?<&?;. Äwrr^‘;^
»: Christian oburoh next Sunday, both I the finest organa to be had for that
□
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I Prosperity Circle Ko. 200 Women of
LîyJLi”’ •“d Mn
Topics of the day are treated sanely, : SWTh"0
morning
and
evening
at
the
usual
purpose.
The
Chinese
are
‘
<utoh-
0«%0^%*rJ^X;n prie* °'
Some of the farmers complain of Woodcraft, meets on the first Thursday
by experts of International repute—polit­ :
hours. Elder M. J. Thompson will ing on” to American ways.
a lack of men to assist in harvest- av®ninK of each month in Woodman
ical reform.lnternatlonal affairs, econom­
A full supply of Undertafdirs
coodaellbANrviM,.
B apti . t C hurch Sr™-,, ing their crops. And those who do
ics, social problems, and a hundred other • Name...........................
VWtin« Neighbors
timely topics of which every intelligent
Goods kept m «tpck. . Hearse,
not
have
machines
of
tbeir
own
to
MRK
IDA
X
ROWLEY
G
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Kev. Young, and his wife and 8 p m., ‘'Unknown Heroes,”or “The
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man or woman must be informed.
Robes, Embalming.
ALMEDA MMLER, CUrk.
tbeir two little boys, left for the Coming Dsy.” Miss Elma Parish cut their grain, find it difficult to
The Cosmopolitan also affords Unusual ; City......................... . ..........
iet machines to do the work. I
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ednesday.
Tbey
went
to
sing
appropriate
soloe.
This
ser-
advantages fof the refining and educa­
'here would have been more grain I
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tive value of art—Remington. Tanos, i «-“c -.-H................. J;...
the McPhillips beach, whsre they morf will be directed to women
out last week had those having no I
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Fogarty, Vebeok, are only a few'of the
will damp-two or three Weeks.
• The pastor‘will pleach a temper-
masters represented.
machines been able to secure ma-
UNlTm ADTIC awc
W. O. POWELL, D. C.
Mira Vfran Miller, Mrs R L ance Mrmon io the motoing on the chines to do the work. Tbe tho,
u>NlltU AKfloANo.
Harris, Mrs. L. Wambsgans snd
Blight ” dry weather has ripened grain so
Security Assembly No. 16, meets in
—THE—
her daughter, Mrs. W. 8. Hibbert. A we,come-
Farmers and others, take your
trhfidhy
*Bo do not get ^mo^JnW?^
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kuiper of Port­ who attended the Chautauqua at
Henty Moench has just received tbe harvesting of their crop done p. m. Visiting members invited,
butter, eggs and other produce
land, came up to D.yton latter part Gladstone Park last week, had a * n«w cream separator from the soon may be tbe losers by the grain
MR8. M. M. RO88NER, M. A.
to Filer & son, who will pay of last week and visited Mr. Kul-
pleasant visit, and greatly enjoyed K«»t. He will now be one of those beecoming loo ripe and shelling out
8- HIBBERT, Bec.
_>
The dniglera, knlfeles« system of
you the highest market price.
per’« parent«, Mr. and Mrs. R. the exercises.
to supply the creamery with cream. when cut.
lealing. Ages ahMdof mndlelne, Ad-
Kuiper. Mr. O. Kuiper returned
ustlug rooms 0. W. Powell's residence.
E. L. Dixon and wife of Portland '
Moenoh expects to make dairy-
Offloe hours:—«30 to«:ft) p. m.
Mrs. Oye and family, who have |
Everything in the grocery Hoe to Portland on Sunday; hia wife
p
Dj
10n
’
'°<I
one
branch
of
his
buriness;
he
•-*-
*—
been visiting relatives at Dayton,
at Filer A Son’s, is of the beet returned home on tbe morning train were visiting Rev. M P
_____________ g £, already baa a number of milk cows,
Tuesday and Wednesday
left Tuesday for Portland. Mrs.
quality.
Monday.
is a brother to Rev. Dixon
hi1
*’ one of lhe 6681 in this Oye is eo route for her home in Illi­
growing of fruit and nois. She waeHnuch pleased with
B. F. bWICK
Appendicitie ia readily cured .. R
Thurman and sister in-law former years A.r. Dixon, with Mr ! *icini/y for
without the ura of| drugs or knife, «7'
Thu mBn’ Bnd Mrs.
by the chiropractic method.
Rebecca Thurman, of Oconto, Neb.,
OREGON.
MMa «ladar dayton
A full and fresh line of groceries who have bran here visiting their
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Tbur-
at Filer A Son’«.
racrr m acwixb . n u
m in, started from here Thursday
water during the whole year. Hie Illiarn who owns the farm adjoin­
Fresh candies, fresh tropical on tbeir return homa.
Professor called on friends, fruit crops are generally of tbs beet,
fruits, end the beet brand of cigars
ing that of M. Senn at Weston
nr which be baa many here, and
Mira Lillian McVicker one of tbe
and for the product of bis poultry, Landing.
at Detmering’s.
who, as ie the professor with bls
R. L. CONNOR,
which be ships direct to Portland,
contestants for an education prise
Forty acres No. 1 land with im- offered by the Portland Journal, is friends, pleased to greet him with a the eggs being sold for fresh ranch
Mise
Erovemente, 2( miles of Dayton—a here receiving votes. She stands warm grip of the band.
eggs, be gels the highest price, from
Grace visited with the Misses Had
argain. Inquire at thia office. *
second in lead of contest.
two to four cents per dozen more Collection and life insurance. All
than in this market.
lew work carefully attended to. | Fine cigars at postofflee store.
M c M immvillw , O b .
Pacific College,
HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES
ETC.
NEWBERG, OREGON.
J. L. CASTLE & CO
No Saloons.
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Perfection
H. Edwin McGrew,
A Direct Line
PPPLSS
Baking
Powder
AKIN6 POWDER
PUTU Ì GLASS-MS
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Sold by O. B. RIPPEY & 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., etc
LODGE DIRECTORY.
limi uiiiTu ni
Undertaker
CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM.
Hwy on Crediti
this $60 Machine for $25
,
DENTIST,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.