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L . N . W O O D S , M. D.
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Physician and Surgeon,
D R. E. J . H O W A R D
Physician and Surgeon^
DALLAS. ORECON
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J K. 8.BL.T,
H. C. KARIM.
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We tiave the only aet of alwtr n't hooka in Polk
Minty. Reliable a ttra cts furuiahed. and juoney to
ian. No eoinmission charged on loa.i*. Rooms l
•id J Wilson’s block Dalian
J. L. CO LLIN S,
v turney and Counselor at Law,
4 «lle lto r iu Ckaarery.
1.is been n practice of his profession In this place
about thirty years, and will attend to all business
atrustod to his care. Office, corner Main and Court
>s « HI las, Polk Co, Or
J. N. i l A. K T
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
R oom 1, Onfield building.
E -/V .X .X .-A -E I,
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O B ÏÏQ O N
OSCAR HAYTER.
A .t to r n e y -a t -1 -ja w .
O ffice up stairs iu Cam pbell’ n build
ing.
DALLAS
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L . BUTLER
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F ren ch
S o l d i e r ’ »»
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In v e n tio n .
A fio vice» far Kuppre&dug sound uud
inolio hem boon provided for the ordi
nary riti * by a Pro neb soldier. It con
sists essentially of a steel tubo about
thirty Inches long, with »evw .il. parti
tions having orifices slightly larger
Some o f the essential points to be
:lijin the bore o f the gun. and this tulio tonsidered in selecting a d raft horse
is attached in front o f the muzzle by a according to an article in American
bayonet clasp whenever its use Is de Cultivator, are good feet and legs,
sired. On tiring the gun the gases are plenty o f weight, a well developed
retarded by each partition in turn, large body and good style and action.
ÜpaUy escaping without sound or A d raft home without good feet *«
smoke. W ith a knife at the end the Worthless on any market; hence go<*d
auxiliary tube can be made to serve as feet are the very first essential o f a
a bayonet.
d raft horse, or, iu fact, any class of
horse.
The hoofs should be largo,
F o r ( l i e R e m o v a l o f T a tto o ln j? .
round and wide at the heel.
They
Those who have been tattooed and should httve width, but not be too deep
who regret It may. says a w riter In or too shadow. The liorh should be of
Cosmos, succeed in ridding themselves good quality, as Indicated by its dense
o f these marks by the follow in g proc ness. The wall must be strong and not
ess: Pour on the tattooed portion a con inclined Jo lje Hat. The legs should be
centrated solution o f tannin, then by well sot under the body and possess
means o f a needle analogous to that of plenty o f substance, as indicated by
the tattoaer prick the surface and then the quality and amount o f bone and
rub hard with a nltrute o f silver pencil. the development o f muscle on the fore
There is formed a slough which fails arms uud guskins. W eight Is a very
at tli<* end o f fourteen or eighteen days, essential point. A d raft horse should
and the operation leaves only n siigbt weigh from 1,800 pounds upward, the
scar, which at the end o f two mouths more the better, provided It is com
bined with quality and good feet and
Is invisible.
logs. The body should be deep, wide
and strongly coupled, as Indicated by
the shortness o f back and the muscling
o f the loin. Good action is essential, j
ns Indicated by the length o f stride, !
R A IL W A Y
quickness o f step and straightaway
movement.
D raft horses weighing
TIME TABLE:
1,800 pounds and upward can be pro- !
■u p iu 7:-0 a ».n lv
Dulla* ar 5:10 p m 19.55 am ducod by breeding good d raft mares, j
1:30 p 1111 7:30 a in lv
Teat* Sitlinifar 4:54 p
m|0:38 am
which
size and quality, to a ;
pm 7:39 am I lv
Gilliams ar 4:31 p
m 8:30 combine
am
:I5 p m 7:45 a m iv’ Bridifepoit ai j4:4.'> p ni|'.';30am first class sire o f any o f the recognized j
l: p 111 17:55 a n:| ar fall-. City lv|4:33 p in
breeds o f d raft horses, as the Pereherou, j
Daily except .Sunday.
the Clyde, the Shire and the Bel- j
Trains stop on signals only. .
gian. Each breed has its own peculi
L O U I S C E R L IN G E R , J R ,
General Manager.
arities, perhaps advantages and disad
vantages. Be that ns it may, be sure
to select n good sire, one which
possesses individual excellence backed
up by good ancestry.
54 Slate htieet, Salem,
T h e Cheap Xln<l.
’Phon e 2,071 Main
It costs £75 or $100 to raise a colt
three years old, or to where he can
earn his living, anywhere east o f the
range district, says Stockman and
Farmer. L follows, therefore, that if
there is an: money to be made in rais
ing horses they must sell for more than
this amount. E very horse that sells
fo r less than $100 at four years o f age
is likely to leave his owner owing him
a hoard bill. There is no pleasure in
the society
an inferior animal o f any
. ’ns “-a Vif ÿ-TiôiôÊ
Dalian, Orec«’ »-
O t t* in
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ALEN!, FALLS C iT U WESTERN
J. BROWNSTEIN 8 SON
B U T L E R & C O A I)
Attorneys-at-Law
D A LLA S , OREGON.
W ill practice in all couiib.
over bank.
Office,
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W .J. STOW,
TRUCKMAN.
D a lla s : O re g o n
A fair share o f patronage solicited
»nd all o-ders p rom ptly filled.
ire paying the Highest
jash Prices for Hides,
M s , Wool. Tallow, Furs,
did Iror, Rubber and Metals.
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Leaves Independence for Monmouth and Airlie —
, :30 a m
8:30 p ui
Leaves Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallas-
11:10 am
0:15 pm
Leaves Monmouth for Airlie
.V) a m
3:50 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
ll 20 a in
7:30 p ra
Leaves Airlie for Monmouth and Independence—
0:00 a m
5pm
Leaves Dallas for Monmoul h ant Inue »endenoe—
1:00 pm
7.30 pm .
R. C. C R A V E N
R.
P re s id e n t.
Successors to
T . Holverson & Co.,
M A M M O T H C LO S IN G O U T A N D C O M B I
C a sh ier.
OP
C IT Y
DALLAS,
DANK
W E A IM
TO
( »UR
AT
BOTH
STORES.
CLO SE O U T E N O U G H O F
GOODS IN N I N E T Y D A Y S SO A S
T O BE A B L E T O C< »M B IN E T H E T W O
BIG ST< »RES IN ONE.
Great Price Reductions
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D R . J O R D A N ' S « mat I 1
MUSEUM OF
SALES
OREGON,
rransacts a general banking ousi-
ucBS in all its branches; buys anti sells
exchange on prin cipal points in the
United States; makes collections on all
points in the Pacilic N o rth w es t; loans
money and discounts paper at the best
rates; allow interest on tim e deposits.
visit
N A T IO N
On Ladies Jackets, Suits, Mackintoshes, Shirts,
1 M T 0 MY1'
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats,
Furnishing Coods, Etc.
I W I l l U M T I T . , l l i r t l l f 1 «M,ClL. <
The L ijmti I AnatomicAl Mus*tim In iju , I
World. Weakn«*.es or any contragtgB '
kieur
r * r»d l.jr th« oiaAt i
SpeofailR on lh« deui Est 36 year».
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OR. JORDAN —DJSIASES OF MEN •
• Y r M lI. IM thorouphly «radicated 1 )
(Vom *yit«ia without th« us« ofBaranry. '
Trasses fttted by an Expert. ■ a il* . |
s *l Mira for R a y ta r«. A <J«nck «ad ‘
dioai cure f«r **•!•«. Ftosar« and ,
■ •talsi. Ly Dr. Jordan'» special ptea- | '
1 « ' .'«tkodt.
a fact and atrktly prtrata Tr«attnea% p«r , |
I* or by )«ttar A
C u rt in every case '
r4k«n. writ« for Book PB ILO N O rM IY a f ,
I k n M K K , UA1LIO PKEH. f A valuah'i book |
n rt ) Call or writ«
M t JORBAN • CO.. I0S1 MarkMSL.S A
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It will pay the people of Polk and
Yamhill county to drive over to Sa
lem to Stockton’s great sales of these
two big stores.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
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DALLAS PASSENGER DAILY, EX. SUNDAY
:Q0 p m L v ............. Portland............... Arl0 20 am
:M p m A r.........
Dalla-............... Lv 7:00
YAM H ILL DIVISION:
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street
AIRLIE FK K IO H T-TK I WEEKLY
Leave 7:40 a m ...... Portland....... Arrive 8:32 pm
leave 3:50 p m ........ Dallas........... Arrive 8:20 a m
Arrive 1.-06 p m ....... . Airlie ......... Leave 7.-00 a m
DALLAS COLLEGE
DALLAS, ORECON.
B e a u tifu l and H e a lth f u l L o c a t i o n .
Co educational, Classical, S cien tific, Literary, Business, Ex
pression and oratory, musical and art courses offered.
Special attention given to individual need*. Good moral influence thrown around •
■ the student. Dormitory and f.vmnaaium privileges. F.\
reduce«! to th# mini
mum, For further information addren« T H E P R E S I D E N T , box 241, Dal la», Or.
W E A R E IN I T .
IRON WORK TO ORDER.
Repairing Promptly Done,
M. BIDDLE,
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PROP.
M A R T IN ,
P A IN T E R ,
House, sign »nil ornamental, grain
og, kalsoming and paper hanging.
D allas ,
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M O N E Y M A K E R O F T H E &GE.
W h a t "a field for the active vPorker— the youiu
m anor vPoman that vaunts t&help the vOorld clone,
\e>ith its comforts, sunshine and happiness.^Every
thing people eat, vOcar and use is to he considered,
bought, sold and delivered to someone that needs it,
leaving the profits \Vith the merchant and pje pur
chaser, share and share alike.frThink of the untir
ing energy required of the buyer, the things he must
kno\V and remember, and the sellers, ti e clerks,
\Vhat exactions, \Vhat criticisms, and patience cour
tesy, untiring labor .¡^Success hoped for to c o On it
all.s>We inv»iteyou tocome in, be partners,and share
the profits \Vi$ usfrW hateVer your vVants m ay be,
if they can be supplied by a first class, \Vell equipped
store, come to us and your requirements shall be
met for less money than anyvVhere elsefrAboVe all
remember the partnershipceThe store is yours a s
math a s ourscvYou help p ay the rents, the clerks,
and all $ e expenses, giving of your labor and ener
gy the sam e a s vVe do that it all may be a success,
our store in facts>Whcn you come feel at home.aeOur
clerks are men and vVomen of years of experience,
quick and obliging, and a lw a y s speak fpe truthecYou
\Vill find it a pleasure to be Waited on by them.
Respectfully submitted for your consideration,
Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
They run into chronic
bronchitis, pneum onia,
asthma, or consumption.
Don’t wait, but take
A y e r’s Cherry Pectoral
just as soon as yourcough
begins. A few doses will
cure you then.
Thru« sizes: 25c., enough for an ordinary 1
cold; 50c.. just right for bronchitis, lionise- I
ness, hard colds, utc.; £ 1 , mort economical
for chronic cases and to keep on hiuid.
J . C. A YEP. GO., Low all, Mas«.
kind—t h e r e n o profit in It. Why not
take precautions to avoid It? Don’t
breed the seventy-five dollar kind If it
can be avoided.
D o n ’ t L e t (he* fco lt F o l l o w .
The habit of allow ing colts to follow
the mares while at work or on the road
should be Jscouraged. This practice
has been the cause o f more trouble and
annoyance ban could herein !>e chron
icled. Many a fine colt has been ruined
from bciup caught in the drag, disk
harrow or plow. On the other hand
not a fe w runaways and smash ups
have been caused by the mare fretting
on account of the colt attempting to
follow some strange team. Whenever
taking the mare to the field or to town
leave the colt in some secure place
where It can get exercise and shade,
and the com fort attending such prat*
ELLIS & KEYT
D A L LA S , OREO.
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td 125 pouinis of oats naa a greater yoml its seat ii ’ lie outward rush the
vulue than oats; 77.5 pounds of corn flow is not prevented ow in g to the pe
A l ic n u t y .
equuled 100 pounds o f outs when fed , culiar shape o f The tube at the place
where the ball fifuls lodgment.
Lazarre, whose picture Is reproduced to work horses.
D i e t Iu lU ie u m n t la m .
from Breeder’s Gazette, was third prize
W hole wheat fed alone was an unsat- |
Isfactory feed for horses. When ground ! G. O. Jarvis, rays the International
and mixed with bran in the proportion Medical Magazine, thus sums up the
o f tw o parts o f wheat to one part o f result o f his researches: A llow a liberal
bran by weight, it gave good results. meat diet, cooked by being either broil
Bran and shorts mixed in equal parts ed or roasted, at d served rare. Eat
by w eight was equal to oats in feeding carbohydrates in moderation, cooked
so ns to preserve t ie salts—that is to
value.
B n ffllfih C a r H o r a e a .
say, by fryin g in fth excess o f boiling
A t a recent sale o f street car horses oil—and fa t* In rn her small amounts.
The main muscular supports of
in England by a company which has W ater should be drunk plentifully, and
bodjr weaken and let go under
Installed other motive power, it is re it should be espei tally directed that
ported that 854 animals brought an some water be tabe'i between meals.
Average o f nearly $200 each. They Alcoholic drinks, ten and coffee are to
must have been much superior to those i be used in great moderation. It is bet
used on the car lines still operated by ter not to take aicoh die drinks at all.
or Lumbago. To restore, strengthen
horses in N ew York, although none o f j
Ty i’ h o ld F e v * r S c rn m .
and straighten up, use
the wretched looking street horses of
A typhoid antitoxic serum Invented
saddle and combined horse at Phlladel- |
form er years are seen now, says Rural by Dr. Allen M acfa j'len and Indorsed
phia horse show, lie is the property of I N ew Yorker. Though the trolley and
by no less a person tCAt Lord Lister is
I>r. O. Seeley.
automobile hove taken the place
f the latest medical discovery, says the
E x p e r im e n t »» In F o e d in g H o r s e s ,
thousands o f horses, the demand f c ” Scientific American.
Dr. Macfnydon
In a bulletin detailing the results ob prime animals Is constantly Increasing
Is the director o f the Jenner Institute
P r ie « S8<. a n d 1 0 ^
tained from a series o f experiments in for heavy trucking, light driving, army
o f Preventive Medicine. Briefly stated.
feeding horses, the North Carolina sta and general farm work
Dr. Macfayden’ s discovery consists In
S tm 1
tion draw.i the follow in g conclusions: j
this. He 1ms found that by crushing
Brotne liay gave as good results when
the cells o f the typhoid bacillus in liq
fed to work horses as timothy hay.
uid air the intercellular Juices are not
Oat straw was satisfactory for feed
only obtained without living organ
ing horses which did light work and
isms. but are also rendered highly tox
for those which were Idle. One-fourth
ic. When Injected Into living animals,
more grain was required to support
these juices produce a blood serum
horses doing light work when they
Any one who has had experience In which acts us an antidote against the
Has stood the test o f‘25 years. A n were fed straw.
poison generated by the typhoid bacil
nual sale over 1,500,000 bottles.
Barley was not equal to oats in feed the care o f the sick knows that it Is no
lus. The novel feature in this process
Does this re c jrd of m er
ing value per pound, but was nearly as easy task to gunge the doses o f medi
Is the use o f liquid air, the function of
it appeal to you?
cine presci’ bed by the physician, and
good. Mules did not relish barley.
which Is not fu lly understood us yet.
Corn fed in connection with oats in perhaps th se who perform the duties
the proportion o f 1 (M pounds o f corn s>f the nur«e can best appreciate the
£ u r e [> o
advantage
the dropping mouthpiece
for bottles Drcsented in the ill list ration,
o < l| Y o P a y
it Is form *d o f a glass tube, with a
contracted outlet and an enlargement
Of disease la often the trail marked by neur the <>nter, In which Is seated a
...5 0
£ g iv t s ...
a woman’s gown. A recent investiga
tion showed a horde o f microbes, includ glass ball. It Is Intended, says a w r it
ing those o f influenza, consumption and er In the Philadelphia Tim e*, that when
a dozen other varieties, gathered in the the bottle Is in an upright position the
Enclosed with every b ottle is a 10 trail o f a woman's dress.
ball w ill f f 11 to the center o f the con
cent package of Grove's
The microbe is everywhere, but its 1
prev are the weak and feeble people tructed portion o f the tube and com
BLACK BOOT L IV E R PILLS.
whose blood is "p o o r ” and digestion pletely s e t1 the opening to prevent
"w eak.”
Dr. Pierce’s evaporatioi
A rubber sleeve which
Golden Medical Discov- I
fits over t i e rear end o f the tube In
ery cures diseases of the
R -I-P A -N -S Tubules
MBS. CECHI.IA STOWE,
stomach and other or ins | sures a tig »t Joint when the device Is
Orator, tint re N js Club.
Doctors find
of digestion and nutrition j applied to bottles o f different sizes.
and purifies the blood, j The uppe- side of the tube contains
A good prescription
17G Warren Avenue,
It strengthens the a small pep? ora tion through which nlr {
C h i c a g o , 111 ., (Jet. 22,1902.
For mankind.
body by increased j enters to relieve the vacuum as the
For nearly four years l suffered
The 5 cent package is enough for usual occasions
nutrition to resist j
from ovarian troubles. The doc
Tlis family t»ottle, fiO cents, < .ntaias a supply for a
or throw off dis
tor insisted on an operation as the
y«»ar. All druggists tell them
ease.
only way to get well. I, however,
| " I lease accept my
strongly objected to an operation.
thatiYe for th irooa
My husband felt disheartened a*
I)r. Pierce’* Goli'ic-n
well as J, for home with a sick
CURES
COLD IN ONE
Medical
Diacovery !
ha* done for me,” *
woman is a disconsolate place at
write* Mr*. N, Chea- \
best. A friendly druggist advised
CURES GRIP IN TWO
ley, o f Cleveland, Cuy
him to get a Dottle of W ine of
ahoga Co.. Ohio
" I war
troubled for over a yea*
C&rdui for me to try, and he did so.
with what the doctor pro- 1
I began to improve in a few days and
nounced indigestion.
I
my recover/ was very rapid. W ith
had nervous headache*, an
unpleasant taste iu my
in eighteen weeks I was another
m«iuih in the morning, i
being.
and my blood wa* very
ttce will always be appreciated when
once tried.—Twentieth Century Farmer.
St. Jacobs Oil!
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D P -Ç T S R L .
q a o v E s
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
fio
The DtadPj Tran
W H A T?
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poor.
I tried different
medicine* but to no avail.
My {«r e n t* insisted on my
taking Dr Pierce * Golden
Medical l>i*covery
I did
*o; am now on tne fourth
t«»ttle, and feel stronger
than I have for ten years.
I cannot -«peak too Highly
in its favor."
I )r . Fierce’* P leasan t
Our fine new display ruom i— none finer in the slate.
— A L L KIND S OF—
M L R C H A N D IS IN G I S T H E
“ I had a t.-.d cough h r six
weeks and could find r.o relief [
until I tried Ayer’ s Cherry Pecto
ral. Only one-fourth of the bottle
cured m e.”
L. Hawn, Newington, Ont.
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T IM E T A B L E
CORVALLIS M A IL -D A IL Y
7:10 a m L v ..............Portland.............. Ar 5:50 p m
1(1 W » ra L v ...................D erry.
. Lv 2;lâ p m
Lv 1:20 pm
1 1.45 p m
iu Ar
A r.......
O n m lm
lhany and Corvallis connect with trains of
Oregon Central and Eastern railroad.
C ough:
Backache
SALEM , ORECON.
W IL LIA M S .
B ad
Straighten Up
J. L. S T O C K T O N & CO.,
W . C. V A S S A L L , a s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r
uALLAS
N O . 46.
D A I .LA S O R E G O N O C T O B E R 30, 1903
V O L . X X IX .
269 Liberty Street
J u S O ^ E Y t R » 0* S O N S
Y o u do not have to buy an yth in g or pay a cent
for enough of the fu ir it furniture polish
to rejuvenate your in tir e bouse.
The House Furnishing Co.,
T H IS S IO N A T C m
Next door to Jos. Meyer & Sons
Stores: Salem and Albany
■ H IT A P P E A R
ON EVERY BOX OP THE GENUINE.
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A BOO* VOB THF SICKBOOM.
liquid flows f it, which action, owing
Pellets are easy to the contra« “Ad opening, takes place
and pleasant to
only a drop i t a time. A fte r tne re
take.
A most
effective Inks- ! quired numb* r o f drops have been
live. They 1 measured «>ut Hie bottle Is gradually
do not be- j returned to P a vertical position, p er
get the m itting all thr liquid to return to Its
p ill
| lowest level before the ball lesves Its
habit. seat in the Cii!«»rgem4*nt and seals the
opening.
Should the lluutd e g r r j .the feed
Mrs. Stowe’s letter shows every
woman how a home is saddened by
female weakne* and how completely
W ine of Carrlui cure* that aick-
nen and bring* health and hanpi- '
tu m again. Do not go on suffer- I
mg. (Jo to v n r druggist todav
ami secure a |1.00 bottle of Wine
of Cordai.
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