DALLAS OREGON
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M. D.
TH E D EM O CR AT TIC K E T.
Physician and Surgeon,
Dalla«, Oregon.
K g!
v
Senator
Oscar Hayter,
of Dallas
ayte
Frank F aw k , of Oakgrove
Representative
Joint representative A . B . Clark, Lincoln county
J. D . Smith, of Dallas
Judge
J. H . M ulkey, of Monmouth
Commissioner
Clerk
E . V . Dalton, of Independence
Sheriff
J. T , Ford, of Independence
T reasurer
E. B . Jamison, Monmouth
J. W . Butler, Buell
School Supt.
F . E. M yer, Smithfield
Assessor
L . Ground, Monmouth
Surveyor
Coroner
Dr. W . S . Carey, Dallas
11. C, E arim .
S IB L E Y
& E A K IN ,
A t t o r n o y N -u t -L n w .
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ouulr. Oo ..DMatwtiMU luruunyd. * »4 u»-.u«y to
♦n. No c >u»inU«ion charged ou loa.iM. Rooms <
id 3 WUlon'i block, Dallas
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J. L. COLLINS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
« • H e i t o r i n C ltn u c e r y .
.t£ to lta
0 * c a , corner Mala end C o » ,,
is iH llu , fo lk Oo, Or.
J. N. HART
a t t o r n e v - a t - l a w
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R >om I.Oslield building.
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‘ OSCAR H A Y T E R .
A t to r n e y a t -L a w .
Office up stairs in Campbell’ s build
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DALLAS
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OREGON.
V. L. BUTLER
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BUTLER Si COAD
“ When 13 years old. for many months no
one thought I could live because of thin blood.
to v >te the p ohibition
But, in a few weeks, Ayer's 8 irsaparilla coin
pletelv restored me to health."
ticket. The only effect would l*e to help the republicans along that mtuh for
M r ». E. B u c k m in s t k u , V ineland, N J
no one on the prohibition ticket can possibly be elected. Let the pre his
II .00 a bottle. -
j . c. a y e k o o ..
keep on Maying that ours is a whiskey parly but let us put up temperate mor
al and capable men and try by showing their merits to induce the public to
choose them as officials. Again we sav that voting the prohibition ticket in
this county will have no tendency whatever toward defeating the drinking
B ilio usness,con stipa tion provent re
candidates. A majority of Polk county democrats are as genuine temperance covery. C u re these w ith Ayer’s Pills.
me i as are the prohibitionists and will not vote for an intemperate office
measure operative only where the ma
seeker in any party.
jority of the voters favored its intro
duction. That it would not h fleet Ihe
S o m e candidates are known lobe saloon patrons a~*d in sympathy with the
hop culture cf the state inasmuch a«
Mquor traffic while their opponents are strictly temperate and moral. The practically all the hop« raised h re
greatest actual influence a voter can have is to cast his ballots against all can are shipped to Ixmdon and eustern
didates w ho »how their friendship for saloons, which are a curse to humanity markets. He was of the opinion that
Voting the prohibition ticket in this county would have no such effect because the editorial columns of the Orego
nian were being used by the Brewers
there is no probability of electing any man on that ticket. If you want to and wholesale Dealer« Association at
keep drinking men out of office support better men who have some show uf a high figure as he had proof in hie
possession of that fact.
election. Thus you would be a practical rather than a theoretical voter.
The Childrcnj
W .F. MUSCOTT,
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
B. K. W ILLIA M S,
P r e s id e n t .
C a s h ie r .
W . G . V A S S A L L , a s s is ta n t C a s h ie r
DALLAS
Of
C1TÏ
DALLAS,
DAMÉ
OREGON,
Transacts a general banking ousi-
uess in all its branches; buys and sells
exchange on principal points in the
United States; makes collections on all
points in the Pacific Northwest; loans
money and discounts paper at the best
rates; allow interest on time deposits.
SALEM, FILLS CITY! WESTERN
RAILWAY
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1 20 p m|7:30 a m lv Dallas
ar 4:36 p uij9.55am
1:30 p m 7:40 a ni!|v*Teats Sidingar 4:20 p in¡9:39nm
1:39 p m!7:49 a n» iv’ Gilliams
ar 4:17 p ml9:30 tm
1:45 p ml 7:55 a in ¡lv* Bridgeport ar 4:10 p m ¡9:30 am
1:66 p m|8 0") a m'ar Falls City lv,4.00 p m|9:20am
Daily except Sunday.
* Train« «top on signals only.
T h e democratic candidates and central committeemen met here Tuesday
and retained J. W. Kirkland and Oscar Hayter as chairman and secretary
1'hen they talked of the best means of conducting the canvas, the prevailing
sentiment being against public meetings. All hands insist upon a quiet,
clean campaign. Dwelling on the merits of our own men rather than the
diortcomings of the op(>ositioii. No lack of unity was reported in any qnar
ter. The ticket seems to suit the whole party and many who are not demo
crats have expressed an intention to vote for some of them on merit. That
the republicans cannot truthfully pick flaws in any of our candidates in gen
erally believed.
The republican candidates met at Independence Saturday to consult about
their mutual interests and decide upon a course of action. The West Side
says they should go before ihe public an I tell what they stand for and asst-il
that the still hunter has had his day. The observation and experience of the
public baa been that campaign promises arc not worth very much. The pasi
life and reputation of or.r democratic candidates are the best possible evidence
of what might he expected of them as officials. 'Hie party is perfectly satis
fled tiiai they shall he judged by what they have done rather than what they
might promise to do.
A N TI-S A L O O N LEAGUE
L O U IS G E R L IN G E R , J R .,
General Manager.
And the Local Option Issue■
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
T IM E T A B L E
CORVALLIS MAIL—DAILY
7:30 a m Lv............... Portland..................Ar 5:50 p m
10:40 a m Lv.............• .. Derry.................. Lv 2;18 p m
ll;4 5 p m Ar......... .Corvallis........... Lv 1:20 p m
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of
Oregon Central and Eastern railroad.
Lust Sabbath was anti-saloon day in the churches of Dallas. Dr. G. L
rufl*, superintendent of the Anti-saloon ¡Teague, of Oregon, addressed inter
ested audiences at the M. E. church, Evangelical anil Presbyterian churches.
Dr. Tufts defined the Anti-Saloon League to ho the combined church forces of
the state united upon a common oou-partisau platform, to cooperate as an
inter denominational movement against the saloon traffic. He explained the
local option issue to be self-gcvernmerit by majority rule upon the liquor
proposition. He declared the law would not be prohibition but a protective
DALLAS PA88ENGEU—DAILY, EX. 8UNDAY
: 00 p m Lv................Portland.................. Ar 10:20 a m
:N p m Ar................ Dallas..-.
.Lv 7:00
YAMHILL D1 VISION:
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street
AIRLIE FREIGHT—TRI WEEKLY
Leave 7:40 a m .........Portland..........Arrive 3:32 pm
Leave 3:60 p m .......... Dallas............ Arrive 8:20 a m
Arrive 6:05 p m ......... Airlie.............Leave 7:00 am
Dallas Foundry!
— ALL KINDS OF—
IRON WORK TO ORDER.
Repairing Promptly Done.
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House, sign .n d ornemental, grain
ag, kalsomin, and paper hanging,
litu i.
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R-I-PA-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
IVie 5 sent parka«:« is enough for usual occasion«.
••YawlI t bottle. SO oents. contains a supply for a j
* 'i «41 then.
t Agricultural
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Implements |
PLOW S - W ACONS ■ CULTIVATORS
H A R R O W S B U C C I E S SP RI NC W A C O N S
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$ Plumbing of all Kinds.
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All sorts of machine oil. Our blacksmithing is * ^
2 is guaranteed, Great variety of things for farmers. T
$ W AGNER BROS
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D ALLAS *
New Grocery Store
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Dallas
Collins Building,
A. Haldeman
Proprietor
Complete stock of the best in the market. Mono
pole canned goods. Rutter, eggs, poultry and all
kinds of farm produce wanted for either cash or trade < ;
GIVE ME A TRIAL
Now? t $ a t the spring shovOers suprem ely reign midst
the glimmering o f the sun;
NovP sta rts our outing once again, out list number one.
Just a few? pieces vPashed avOay,
But plenty more on display.
Our immense showing this season make the few
closed out styles look like a mere bagatelle. W e
still have stacks of trade winners for both the hard-
to-suit and easy-to-ple<.se customers. As to the
other requisites, in filling orders, we briefly say:
The Best on Earth,
That’s all.
Yours with the best wishes of
The Busiest People in Town
ELLIS & KE YT
D ALLAS, OREC.
P EED EE-
Willie and Sam «lorrUon lost a cow.
The hop yards look fine and train
ing it» in progress.
Mrs. Craton is quite sick but Mrs.
Columbus Tetherow is better.
Dogs have been killing sheep for B.
L, Hastings and Frank Gilliam.
Willie Bush, Rex and Rea Woraer
are working in the Lacey hop yard.
ducks. They soon grow ugly, hut YTOre
is money in them when they arc right !
A P la n t R o o t R e g u la to r .
ly managed, because they grow quick- j Regulating the root growth by root
W h y T h e y A r e P r e f e r a b l e to T h o s e
er than chickens or turkeys and are pruning, transplanting and other meth»
H a tch e d b y H en s.
hardier. Young ducks, like pigs, are ods is no new idea. The several trans-
The incubator will not hatch as large
Wintha Palin°r is teaching at Lew a_percentage of (lucks’ egg» as the hens neither profitable nor satisfactory If plantings, often practiced, are, howev
isville, Miss Austin having resigned to will. However, the ones that do hatch given the range of the garden or yard. er, sometimes difficult, as when a tap
Keep the ducklings In a roomy, grassy root runs deep Into the earth. A Texas
take a school in Columbia county.
have a better chance for tlielr lives in lot, surrounded with duck proof fence. man has, It appears, invented a me
E. f. Heath, the tile maker of Mc- the machine than when left to the ten It won’t do to give them their free chanical device to regulate root
Miunville, has moved to Independence, der mercies of the hen. Ducks make a dom.
growth. His idea is to insert a metal
Ducks will not lay so many eggs as lic openwork strip or screen in the
having bought the J. E. Elkins prop chicken hen nervous right from the
start. Before they get well on their they should if frightened by dogs or eartli and plant over it. The main root
erty.
feet she sets her foot on one or two and other disturbing influences. They must of the plant striving to pass through
Miss Vangie Hart has gone to teach crushes the life out of them. Nothing
be carefully shut in every night, for the screen in its downward Journey is
at the Br.van-Lucas saw mill beyond disturbs the machine hatched ducks
they will escape If there is a possibility. partially headed off and forced to
Falls City and Frank McDougal, of after they once get out of the shell.
Then the eggs will be widely scattered. throw out side roots.
Dallas, has secured a six months school This is the critical time with some of
A flock of twenty-live or thirty ducks
near Gardner in Douglas county.
them. This Is one time In their lives will more than pay for themselves in I
A m a le a r K lo w .r ((r o w in g .
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Grant’s 5 year when they are slow. They don’t pop eggs during the spring months if care-' The soil for planting (lower seed« or
old son Hugh, was taken to Fortlaud out of the shell in a hurry like the fully looked after. We know whereof plnnts of any kind should be mellow
«Saturday, to be operated upon for ap chicks, because the shell Is tough and we speak, having had experience in this and rich, that will not easily pack anti
pendicitis, but died before the opera unyielding. Sprinkling the eggs with branch of the poultry business.—Ohio become soggy.
In starting flower seed» of nny kind
tion began. He was brought back to hot water help» the hatching process. Farmer.
If they fail to make any headway In
only heat and moisture are required
Falls City for burial.
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getting out after the eggs have been
until they sprout through tbe ground.
When you sat down to your fine, Always press the earth down firmly aft
pipped several hours, U^e shell should
large,
savory
turkey
last
Thanksgiv
be gently loosened enough for them to
er sowing all flower seeds, else there la
Summons.
ing you perhaps took little thought Of danger of tlielr drying up before their
get tlieir heads out.
the
proeeHses
.it
went
through
in
reach
roots get a firm hold of the soli.
It Is easy for the amateur to test
In the circuit court of the »tate of Oregon
duck eggs on the fifth or sixth day. ing your table. It was enough for you
Nearly all flowers will hear trans
for Polk county.
to
know
that
the
turkey
was
there,
Lydia Jane Hare, plaintiff, \
planting. Sweet peas and popples are
The big germs show up plainly then.
v«
,
>
There are likely to he several Infertile that It was line and that there was not usually sowed where they are to grow.
vYliiiam S. Hare,
J
a blciniah on It, no bruises plump and
It Is not best, especially for begin
To William 23. Hare, the above named de eggs unless the ducks are very healthy
ners. to start the season with too large
and active, and we like to dispose of fat.
fendant:
The picture In the mind of the aver a collection. Choose those which are
IN TH E NAM E OF TH E STATE OF them early, which makes the trays
Oregon, you are hereby required to appear
ap
age Thanksgiving diner is a barnyard, easiest to culUvate and most certain to
lighter to handle.
nam
and answer the complaint of the above r
Four weeks seem a good while to a chopping block, a dull ax and a flut bloom.
ed plaintiff in the above entitled cause now
A frequent stirring of the top soil will
on file with the clerk of said court on or be wait and care for the machine and tering of the proud bird after decapi
fore the 9th d«*y of May, 1904. And you are eggs, but one feels amply repaid when tation among lumber and fence rails. aid the plant In making a healthy
hereby notified that if you fail to appear and a number of big, soft, cute fellows That was the manner of turkey slaugh growth and help to keep the entire soil
answer said complaint, as herein required,
tering in former years, but is no longer iweet and clean.
the plaintiff will apply to the court for the make their appearance. There Is no
relief demanded in her complaint, to-wit: for nrfrftw dierbt than a machine full of j practiced by those seeking the best re
sults. They are now bung up by the
a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between the plaintiff and de
feet to poles and slaughtered In such
fendant and for such other and further de
a way that the bodies do not touch
cree as to the court may seem just and prop
anything until they reach the scalding
er.
vat. There Is no more floundering
This summons is published by order of the
Hon K. P. Boise, judge of th*- above entitled
about the yard or imperfect bleed
court, made at chambers at Albany, Oregon,
ing. A man with a keep knife passes
on the 12th day of March, 1904, the first pub
Otic o f the greatest American millionaires
lication to be made the 18th day of March once said to his physician, *A million dol along the row of suspended birds, and
and the last publication to be made the 6th lar*, Doctor, for a new stomach,” and then their heads seem to drop off Into a
day of Mav, 1904.
the sick man groaned and turned away.
basket at his feet. While yet warm
W e a t h e r f o r d * w y a t t .
Oiue of a man’s greatest pleasures is that
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
born o f a keen appetite, vigorous digestion and still suspended the plumage is
and a good dinner, and this belongs to plucked away and stored In boxes, to
many a good fellow who is living on small be sold as millinery adornments. For
wages, but the rich man without a stomach some markets the heads are not re
hi.» to' for „-Co the good things of tile table
because Ills stomach rebels. Without a moved, but un awl Is pressed Into the
healthy s'. >nach and a good digestion, our roof of the mouth, which produces
blood is thin, watery and poor, our heart death and perfect bleeding. A turkey
T IM E CA R D NO. 24.
action is weak, our liver does not do its j thus treated comes to the table In per
dutv. and man is miserable and unhappy.
No. 2 for Yaquina:
Leaves Albany..................... 12 :45 p m In this condition man is prey to the germ» fect condition.— Charles A. Hartley In
Stock and poultry have few
o f influenza, consumption, malaria and all
Leaves Coivxilia................... 2:00 p m the ill- that he is heir to. Consumption American Poultry Advocate.
troubles which are not bowel and
Arrives Y a q u in a ................6 :20 p m
can be treated by natural method» which
l i ver irregularities.
Bl ac k-
G o o s e G o s s ip ,
are a? close to nature as possible.
No. 1 returning:
Ilraught Stock and Poultry Medi
Gra«« la the main gooae diet.
It V. Pierce, chief consulting physi-
cine
is
a
bowel
and
liver
remedy
Lea vis Y aquina................... 6.45 a m ci Dr.
in o f the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical
G w » can be »polled by too much
for stock. It puts the organs of
Lenves Corvallis ............... 11 30 a m Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y., rears ago un (train.
digestion in a perfect condition.
Arrives Albany......................12:15 p m der-tood this disea’ e, and after a long pe
Prominent American breeders and
riod of experiment discovered certain roots \ Two year* Is the n*e of maturity for
No. 3 for Detroit:
and he.bs which were nature’s remedies, . tbe goose.
farmer* keep their herds and flocks
Leave« A lb a n y .............
7 :00 a m and succeeded in putting them up in a
healthy by giving them an occa
A goose should average twenty gos
Arrives D etroit......... .... . . 12 :20 p m form that would be easily orocured and lings per year.
sional dose of lllack Draught Stock
ready to use. This he called Dr. Pierce's I
No. 4 from Detroit
and Poultry Medicine in their
Hnthlng water and green food are
Golden Medical Discovery.
It gives no
food. Any stock raiser may buy a
Leave* D e tr o it..................... 1 :00 p rn false stimulation because it contains no noeofwnry for strong fertility of egga.
■¿Vcent half-pound air-tight ran
Arrives Albany..................... 5:55 p m alcohol and no narcotic. It helps dige»- . African and brown China gander»
of this medicine from his dealer
Trrin No. 1 anives in Albany in time tion and the assimilation o f such elements ! mate more readily than any other va
in the food as are required for the blood, j
and keep his stock in vigorous
to connect with the 8. P. southbound Instead of a cod liver oil, against which riety.
health for weeks. Dealers gener
train, as well as giving two or three the already sensitive stomach will oeclate i Geese have been known to hatch and
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
hours in Albany before departure of open rebellion, this tonic has a pacifying raise their young when twenty-8ve
Poultry Medicine. If your, does
action upon the sensitive stomach and ,
8. P. Northbound train.
not. send 25 cents for a sample
gives to the blood the food elements the j year» old.
can
to the manufacturers. The
Train No. 2 connects with the 8. P. tissues require. Ii maintains the patient’»
Rankin »ays that every Toulouse or
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
trains at Corvallis and Albany giving nutrition ny enabling him to eat. retain, 1 African gosling 1» worth a dollar when
and assimilate nutrition» food
It
tanooga, Tenn.
direct service to Newport and aiija-1 uigeat
overcomes gs- ic irritability and symp two days old.
cent beachea.
toms of indigestion, and in thin way fever, | The gander «hows the same love for
R ocm sio a. Uà., Jan. SS, ISSI.
Train No. 3 for Detroit, Breiten- i night-sweats, headache». etc., are done tbe young as doe» the mother and will
with. It fortifies the body anainat
B lack-D rau ght s tock and Poultry
buidi and other mountain resorts away
the germs of consumption, grip and ma take general care of them.
Madtoin. 1. the ba.t 1 av«r triad. Our
leaves Albany at 7 a :m, reaching De laria, and it builds up the tissues and puta
Toulouse giH-se |f well fed should
s t o c k W M lo o k in g had when you M o t
mit at nliout noon, giving ample time on healthy flesh.
me the m edicina and now thay ara
weigh from forty to fifty pounds per
When the flnurfift sava he hat some pair when three years of age.
settin g w> «n o . Thoy am looking »
to reach ihe Spring* same day.
thing that is "juht as good ” as Dr. Pierce’a
per noni, buttar.
For further information apply to Golden Medical Discovery, be say* so be
It 1» said that the Embden geese
S. P. BBOOKINOTON.
cause he hopes to make a better profit, make better mother« than the Toulouae
E D W IN S T O N E ,
but his own tniatnrea have not stood the and are not so Inclined to become
Manager.
test o f long experience nor had the succeaa
broody.
T. Cockrtll, agent, Albany.
that Dr. Pierce'» medicine» have had.
H. H. (Jrortise, agent, Corvallis.
I
Miss Bernice, daughter of J. K.
Sears of McCoy, was queen of May at
a McMinnville celebration.
INCUBATOR DUCKS.
SLACK-
DRAUGHT
Corvallis and Eastern Railroad.
PROP.
M A R T IN ,
Ayers
The change is very prompt
and very marked. Ask your
doctor why it is. He has our
formula and will explain.
Attorneys-at-Law
II. C . G R A V E N
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Sarsaparilla
W m G a l l o w a y , democratic nominee for district judge has lived in Yam
DALLAS, OREGON.
hill county for half century. Hs has been in the legislature three different
Will practice in all courts. Office, times and was county judge for four years. He was receiver of the Oregon
over bank.
City land office for six years. He has been on the state board of agriculture
for twelve years and has served as trustee of the soldier’s home at Roseburg.
In all those capacities be gave complete satisfaction. Judge Ramsey, who
has known him for many years, says that he would make a model judge of
TR U C K M A N .
strict integrity and other fine judicial traits. He would he no trimmer or
reepecter of persons. He ought to carry his full party strength and will get
D a lla s : O r e e o n
many republican votes.
A lair share of patronage solicited
A t t e n t i o n , democrats, one and all.
After May 14th it will be too late to
and all o-ders promptly filled.
register for state or presidential election. The party cannot afford to lose
any votes on account of non-rCeistration. If you have not registered arrange
to do so at once, and if you have any democratic neighbor or friend who has
neglected it go out of your way to insist upon hitn doing so promptly. Ever
lasting persistency is often the price of success. If you are a real democrat
Leave« Independence for Monmouth and -Virile —
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3:30 p in
show your colors by doing all in your power to help elect that ticket. To
Leave« Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallaa-
simply vote right is not enough. You can be instrumental in causing others
1:10 am
0.16 pm
Leaves Monmouth for Airlie —
to vote who might otherwise neglect it. Perhaps some neighboring republi
.60 a m
3:50 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
can is almost persuaded to vote with the democrats. By pointing out to him
11:10 a m
7:30 pm
Leaves Airlie for Monmouth and Independence—
the suierior merits ef our candidates you may win his vote.
9:00 » in
5 p m
Leaves Dallas for Monmouth an 1 lime .endence—
1:00 p m
7.30 o m.
'
Your doctor will tell you that
thin, pale, weak, nervous chil
dren become strong and well
by taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
Small doses, for a few days.
W onder how m any «lemocrnU will be p o r s u i l e !
N O . 21.
M A Y 6. 1904
STOCK
POULTRY
MEDICINE