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O re g o n Dev lo j u h nt L e a g u e .
i'll» l* 4 »f 4 lit nil ('ou,ni i Cl I (Jiuri 1 1 >t h
issued a cull fur a « onvention of the
Orcioli I>evfloparin-nt League, tube
lu Id ill the Marquant Gr«nd theater
I’-rtlainl, Angus' 2nd nini 3rd. All
»«l!iit'Ullmah
commercial,
mining,
stork i ni* mu. an«» irrig .non iu'erest«
w t i I I> h r« pn-ser'ted ; *»\rr\ editor in
the -mte will tiHjLUvi'ed io attend as m
dehuaie; u t lit)
-i*>init>»i«n>«-ras and
ai iniMUh i f all town- and riti« « will
ail i In- »• Jh «I ii| on lo ti:,in«- thdi-^Mte>
L 1. VOODH, VI. 1).
3 lyslcian and Surgeon,
Th»* Portland’» Woman’» Club will
btok nftrr the comfort of ladle« ac
CMinpanying delegate», and» aim ug
oilier entertainment» have arrange«!
f«>r a trolly ride on August 2nd, tak­
ing in the most infer* »ting and beau-
. if ill environ« of Portland, and on
AugiiMl 3rd ten street car» will be pro-
\idtdfura trip over the entire city.
The Rotilhern Pacific Co. will aell
tickets al I he very l«*w rate «»f one fare
h r the round trip, from all point« on
Oregon line« to Portland and return,
foi thin no* a-ion, ami it is h tped thu»
every section of the state will he well
represented at the convention, to
work in harmony f«»a the devilope-
nieut ol Or« gun.
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Dallas, Oregon.
J. K. 8 BLiSV.
ti. c, E axih .
S I B L E Y & E A K 1N ,
« u . i i ' i i o . . ,-i-ii i - L a \ v .
, ; l ive tno only net ot AbdLruct book* in PolL
• on ly. Uo
ie M itra u U iuruHit«-ti. «n il uniuoy t
oi. N » c •luuioriioii charged ou loauH. Rooms -
«d J Woso.i's block, Dillits
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**l Never K n e w P a i n k i lle r
'o f ill l »eh ire, what can the mailer he?
Where i- the bottle? There, I thought
i; i1 i»» not Perry Davi>' Painkiller
»• al! i»ut something (he druggist
must have made himself and 1 ili«t
not notice it ; 1 have-used Painki'hr
for >ear* for «¿¡a<rh<*-ii, cramps and
«t tnach ache and it never fail« d.
8 ALT CREEK.
J. L. UuLLlMS,
Wesley Morrison is building a m »
barn.
,Burney and Counselor at Law.
Jim Reed ha* been binding for sev­
eral of his n* ighhor«.
s o l i c i t o r i n i 'l i s u v e r j »
Harvest in full blast, and binders
II&* been n practice of bis profession in this ulace
abmt thirty years, and will attend to all business me heard on all Hide*.
(trusted to his care. Oitice, corner Aiaiu and court
Plums are scarce but pear« and ap-
* Dallas, Polk Go, Or.
p es will be a full crop.
J. N. HAUL"
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW .
J. A B»xtcr an«l Frank Bissell both
have new Deeriug hinders.
K >oiii 1, Osfiuld building.
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^ A L liA S ,
Mr. Kur»r. im the Frank Rargeant
pla*’«-, i» building a new house.
Grandpa
Gillam, who has been
very sick at his sou Henry’s, i« some­
what improved.
OSCAR HA.YTER.
A t t o r n e y a t -L a w .
OlUce up ni,tir» in Campi), II’ s build­
ing-
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DALLAS
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D A LLA S, OREGON.
W ill practice in all courts,
over bank.
Miss Lillie Baxter went to Portland
with Mr. Cox’s family, who are on
their way east.
A he Bolder and Frank Bissell are
budding new barns and J. A Baxter
has built an addition to his.
Ge«»rge Starr and family will move
U- Dallas this fall and their old neigh
• »or* will be sorry to see them leave.
. B U TLE R
Attorney-at-Law
OBioe,
W. F. MUSCOTT,
TRUCKM AN.
D a lla s : O r e g o n
A fair »hare of patronage Molici ted
tud all o-ders promptly tilled.
Oat« will !»c light but wheat will he
bout hii average crop, though th*
acreage is lower than for some years.
R E D U C E D E X C U R S IO N R A TE S .
On and after June 1, 1904, the
Southern Pacific in connect! m with
the Corvallis & Eastern railroad, will
have c*n »ale rouod trip tickets from
point« on their lines to Newport, Ya-
quiua and De»ioit at very l«»w rates,
xood f«>r r« turn until October 10,1904.
The days ticket to Newport and
Yaquiurt, good going Sal unlay« ami
returning Mondays, are also uu sale
from all east si«fe points, Portland to
Kugeue inoliiHive, and from all west
i-ide point«, enabling people to vi«il
their families and »pend Htinday at
the sra»i«le.
Season tickets from all east side
point», Portland to Eugene, inclusive,
and from all west side point», are also
on »ale to Detroit at very low rate?*
with stop-over privileges at Mill City
• >r any point i-ast, enabling tourists to
vi»ii the Han ti •« no and Brei ten hush
hot »prints in the Cascade moil»-
tains, which can be reached iu one
d »y.
Reason tickets will be good for re­
turn from ail |k»int« until October 10.
Three days ticket will be good going
on Sat unlay» and returning Mondays
«mlv. Tickets from Portland an«l vi-
einity will be g«>o«i for return via the
ea»t side or west tide at opti«>n of pas­
senger. Tickets from Kugene ami
vicinity will be good going via the
Lebannu-Mpriugfield branch if desired.
Bag gag«’ on Newport tickets checked
through to Newport; on Yapuina to
Yaquina only.
Southern Pacific trains connect
with tlieC. «fe E. at Aloauy and Cor-
vrllis for Yaquina and Newport.
Trains on the C. «t E. for Detroit will
leave Al«>atiy at 7 a m, enabling the
tourist« to the hot springs to reach
there the same day.
Full information as to rates, with
beautifully illustrated booklet of Y a­
quina bay and vicinity, time table»
etc., can be obtained on application to
Edwin Stone, manager C. & E. rail
mad, Albany; W . E. Cotnar., G. P. A.
Southern Pacific Co., Portland, or
any S. P. or C. A E. agent.
Rate fioni Independence to New
port $4.20; from Independence to
Yaquina, $3.70; from Independence
to Detroit, $3.60; three day» rate from
Independence to Newport, $2 55.
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MOTOR TIME TABLE.
S 1 LEM, FÂLLS ËITYS W
ESTERN
consum ption, grip and m alaria, it build»
u p th e tissu es and puts on h ealth y flesh.
W O R L D ’S F A I R C C N T 8 T .
T h ose desiring to kn ow so m eth in g about
R A ILW A Y
the body in health and disease, also m ed i­
N«»r« Rohsippn ......................
370 cin e and surgery, w ithout tech n icalities,
T IM « TABLE:___________________
H e - ’ er Fi^k«*..................................
100 sh ou ld read th e "C om m on Sense M edical
1 SO p in 7 SO n m iv iitllM
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<J2 A d v is e r,” w h ich can be had for 31 cents in
1:36 p m¡7:40 a m lv*T ¡ata SiJinifar 4:20 p miO.JO am Halit- Re« n o ld r......................
stam ps for the cloth-bound book.
1:30 p m 7:40 a ip jlv Odiums ar 4:17 p m n. <6 am R-.»' Rronkin.........................
47 one-cent
1.45 p in 7J..- m-iv*Hn.l/ep<>rt ar¡4:10 p m 0.30am
A dd ress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N . Y .
31
1 65 p m
| ■» 0 > * if ir fall« CWjT lv{4:0ü p in ■ 10 ■ Be* si** IMuscotf..................
only
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TIME TABLE
Lilli*' Bax»er ...........................
M*« D e n n is ..................
VIr-» Dunkleb rKer .................
Mrs If.iplcins ........................
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A. S. Bit lp mid wif«* are eoin* on a
*og visit t<* their « hi E.««t Tenness *e
I l»«*me.
coKVALi.is it Aliy— d a il y
7:30 a m Lv.......... PortKn I...........Ar 5;%0 p m
10.46 i» in Lv......... Derry............... v 2:1» pm
11:4ft p ui Ar.....
'Jirv Ili» ... Lv 1:20 pm
At Albany and G«»r\allia coniiec« will» trains of
On-goii Central and lii-ten rtilrrnd.
D VI.LAS PAMMKNOKlt— D »ILY, KX St'NDAY
:00pm Lv...............H >nlan>l.
:20 p m Ar..........
Í*»'S«^
.. Ar|0:20 a m
. . . . L v 7:00
Y M IH IL L »*• * I» I 1 >V.
Pamonifer 'i^pot fjo i of J-ff r*on -*trp«»t
AIR IK K K K lU H r - T .il W K K K LY
L e .r e 7:4u a m
---- P m -S a w ! ........ Arri e U t p m
^i/c 3:50 u m ..........Da I»« ........
trriv« n 2*1 a m
\rrlv « 5:05 p m ......... A i r l i e ...........*.t>ave 7 on i m
RIGS
THAT RUN
W e are showing the best
assortment of buggies, driv
ing wagons and vehicles
of every sort that has ever
graced the floor of this old
reliable implement house,
T h e re are the very popu­
lar cushion tired runa­
bouts in all grades, the
hard rubber tired rigs, the
hacks, surreys, and deliv­
ery wagons. Call and see
them.
Falling hair means weak hair.
Then strengthen your hair;
feed it with the only hair food,
A yer’s Hair Vigor, it chec.S
falling hair, makes the
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|Hair Vigor
grow, completely cures dan­
druff. And it always restores
color to gray hair, aft the rich,
dark color of early life.
Administrator’s No’ice.
Y ,vriCE I> H t n F n v OIVKN TO WHOM IT
may concern th:»t the undersign«»! has been
| duly Tpofnted administrator, of the estate of Leah
' Nichols, recently dece;*.«ed. by the county court of
the state of «hegnn for Polk county. All pe-Nonn
holding claim-« avainst the estutc of mid decedent
are therefore notified to present the same, duly veri-
Me.I, os by H«* require*!, within six months from
thig date to me i 1 ’’ onnioutb; and all per«on*ow
In-/ «ai«' estate »re required to pay the u m c to nte
at one*.
Dated this 3th 'lav of July, A. D., 1004.
IRA C. ’’OWEL».,
* dm migrator-, with wifi annexed, of th? estate o* I
Leah NichoD, deceased.
Toilet Soap
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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-please customers. As to the
other requisites, in tilling orders, we briefly say:
“ M t hair waa falling ont badly and I v a i
afraid 1 would loee it all. T ien I tried Ayer’s
Hair Vigor. It quickly stoppad tlie falling and
made my hair a ll 1 could wlih it to be.”
RBUSOOA £. ALLitN. UMsaheLli, N. J.
| fl .00 a bottle.
I AIMru££>U._
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NovO t$at the string showers supremely reign midst
the glimmering of the sun;
Nov? starts our outing once again, out list number one.
Just a fe*> pieces hashed
ishi av>ay,
But plenty more on display.
fo ri
The Best on Earth,
That’s all.
«I. H . T o w n s e n d Dead.
He was horn in 1854 on the donatiou
claim which his father Ira 8. Town­
send, took up near Perrydale in 1847.
He was educated in LaCreoleacademy
at Dallas and in 1870 began the study
of law with J. J. Daly and whs admit­
ted t«> the bar in 1883. He fir»t form­
ed a paitnerghip with Warren Truitt,
later was for years with N. L. Butler
and then with J. N. Hnrt until his
health failed, when he went back to
hi» native home, where he died last
Wednesday. H«1 was married in 1882
to Miss Al lie Richmond. His broth­
er G«‘orge is on the ofd home place.
For years he was quite prominent in
democratic ranks. Today he will be
laid to rest besides bis parents in the
Brown cemetery north of Dallas. The
The funeral processiou will arrive
there at 11 o'clock and be met by a
special motor With Dallas friends. He
ranked high in the Masonic order
which will have charge of the burial
His warm fri« nd N. L Butler will at
the grave make appropriate remarks
concerning the deceased.
ELLIS fitKEYT
D A LLA S , O R EG .
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PERRYDALE.
Our blacksmith
rushed with work.
Yours with the best wishes of
The Busiest People in Town
A railroad aeciion is to b: estab­
lished here.
Squash bugs are making their &p- 1
pearance in some gardens and string
beans will soon exist only in imagina­
tion.
D. Peters and son. David, went to
Grand Ronde with some friend« from
California, who were in search of land
to buy.
NO. 33.
| F r o m 8. P. a n d C . A E. P o in ts to th e
Seaside a n d M o u n t a i n Resorts
for t h e 8 u m m e r .
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Dairying is carried on lu re bv sev­
ers! in connection with farming. D.
a x i l i ^ t 5'
Peters, G. Brown,.!. Bowie»*, C. Buli-
i*-sr •• x
ler, J. Havery, J. Brown, Mr. Arndt
T h e best d isin fectan t o f all Is sun light.
and David Nightengul are nil milking It d estro ys b y its very brightn ess all sorts
a number of cows, some selling butter o f g' m is and at the* sam e tim e h elp s the
grow th o f plants and an im al life. D oubt­
Leaves Independence for Monmouth and -\irlie — and others cream.
less ail h ave noticed that m ould grow s
:30 a m
8:30 p ni
Leaves Inde|>endnce for Monmouth and Dalla —
Rome one has been meddling with during the n ig h t and in d ark, dam p cellars.
1: 0 a in
6.15 p in
righ t su n ligh t q u ic k ly d estroys germ s,
some of the mail box**« on this route, B
Leaves Monmouth for Airlie.—
m ould or other organism s. T h at is w h y it
.5« a in
3.50 p in
and the suspects will be made an ex is best to let the su n ligh t into y o u r houses
Leaves ilomnoutli for ilait u>—
nope oi if ii i- ii" «lopped Our car­ for its p u rify in g influence.
i :20 a in
7:3u p m
A t the In va lid s’ H otel and Su rgica l In sti­
i.ea> 9 tirlie lor Mon iioutn auu Independence—
ter, Mr D »ck-teadur, i* civi l* g o
tute, Buffalo, N. Y ., Dr. Pierce, c h ie f con­
. ''i n
5pm
.«■rvice. but it is in no way his fauli u su ltin g surgeon, started experim en ts, some
Leaves mil is for)! »u nouin an ' Iiine endeuxe—
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7 30 u m.
" i. iih D are misplaced and boxes i«*rn three years ago, w ith th e F in sen lig h t in
con ju n ction w ith th e X -ray in th e treat­
dowu.
ment o f diseases. H e go t e x ce lle n t results
R. C. G R A V E N
K. N. W ILL IAMS.
therefrom , and was am on g th e first to adapt
F r e m le m .
* a s h le r .
th is rem arkable cure to m any cases w hich
F
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«V. C. V a S s m L L , a s s i s t a n t C a s h ie r
w as form erly supposed m ust o f necessity
An old and well tried remedy. Mrs. it
by the knife.
DALLAS CITY
LA Mi Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been be N treated
ot o n ly is Dr. R. V . Pierce n otab le for
OF DALLAS, OK LOON,
Ured for over sixty years by millions of his su rgical a ch iev em en ts^ t h i 9 hospital in
Buffalo, but n early a third o f a centu ry ago
l'iaiisacts a general hanking nusi- mothers f«*r their children while teeth­ he
d iscovered certain roots and herbs
ics» in all its hranclie»; buys and sells ing, with perfect success. It soothes w h ich w ere n atu re’s rem edies, and suc­
’¿change on principal jruinU in the the olrihl, soften* the gums, sllays nil ceeded in p u tting them up in a form that
ould he e asily procured and ready to use.
United Sin tes ; makes collections on all pain, cure- wi n! c«»lic and is the I»c8t w
T h is he called Dr. P ie rce ’s G olden M edical
Is pleasant to D isco very. It m aintains th e p atien t s nu­
join is in ti»e Pacific Northwest; loans remedy for diarrhoea
en ab lin g him to eat, retain, digest
nuney ami discounts paper at the heel the taste Bold by druggists in eve y trition
and assim ilate n utritious food.
It over­
a'.es; allow interest on time deposits par* of the world. 25 cents a bottle, com
es gastric irrita b ility and sym ptom s of
ft* v line is incalculable. Be sure and in digestion , and in th is w a y fever, night-
asV f'>r Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Ry sweats. headaches, etc., are done aw ay with.
It fortifies the body against the germ s of
r»i •iml take in» other kind.
Dally CX^V* •
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DALLAS OREGON JULY 29. 1904
VOL. XXX.
Strong ie
Al B.ixti-r mid daughter went *o
Portland Saturday,
Ira White, of McCoy, ha» leased
the J. M. Wise faun.
FAIR
Constable McQueen has painted
George Townsend’» new barn.
«5
D. L Kc) t and Herbert Elliott are : ^
on a pleasure trip to Salmon river.
Albert Werner has a new buggy
and the girls all look hia way and
smile.
J. H. Townsend, who has been »n
invalid for months, died Wedneeduy
at the old homestead near here, and
on Friday will bo laid to rest beside
Ilia parents in the Brown cemetery.
A W orld's F a ir E x ­
cursion" to Sts Louis
and return and £ in n
an a d d t i o n a l ^
expense money»
L. E. Knapp’s oak saw mill ¡»being
put up at, the .Falls City terminal
grounds amt a convenient aide trauk
will be erected to it. His saw timber
will c-nne from along the n-w railroad
md the oak lumber will go to many
markets, much ol it to the Southern
Pacific cur shuns m Sacramento. Just,
across the track from it C. W. Hew
land, W. Weybright and .T. W, Cnov-
nit are erecting a hardwood and han
-lie fsctcrv, and hi sides handles and
wagon tinil ers will manufacture what­
ever can be made of grub link frees.
M A R KET REPORT.
REPORTED WEEKLY BY
LOUGH A KY <1 ELLIS
Wheat, per bushel, 75 i ts.
Brail, per ton $22
Mtihilings, a ton, $2*5.
Hhorts, per ton, $23.
Oats, per bushel, 39 «'ts.
Flour, per barrel,$3 50.
Flour, per sack, $1.
Buckwheat Hour, $2.50 per ewt.
Germ c m , $1 60 per cwt.
Coru meal, $2 60 per cwt.
I’otutoeg, per bushel, 50 cts.
Butter, per pound 25cts.
Lard, per pound, 12^ cts.
Bacon ,»i<iet>, per pound, 15 « (».
Hams, per pound, J5 eta.
Shoulders, per pound,9@11 cts.
»p «r <losen, 17 cts.
Chickens, pc r dozen $3<s&$5
Dried fruit«, per pound, 3(310 cts
Beets,
x>eetH , per
per p
[- u o u u u n u d
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Turnip«, per pound,
14 CtM.
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Cabbage , per pound, 3 cts.
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Onions, per pound, 3 ct«.
Bean», p*»r pound, 5(37 cents.
Corn meal, per pound,3 cts
Hay, per ton, $7i8$12.
C O N T E S T NOW OPEN.
PRIZE
^ Will be awarded to the lady receiving
5 the highest vote.
WE GIVE COUPONS:
W IT H E V E R Y 25 C E N T P U R C H A S E :
The Bee-Hive Store, dry goods, clothing, shoes.
T , A. Riggs, the leading grocer.
Frank J. Chapman, furniture.
Cuv Bros., hardware.
A. W . Harris, jeweler.
The Hub Clothing store, exclusive mens’ furnishings.
Lee Smith ’ 9 Cyciery, bicycles, repairs, sundries.
Frank Fuchs, Star bakery.
Dallas Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Heath & Cornes, paints, wall paper, moldings.
Meiser & Meiser, crockery, novelties.
Miss Bertha Collins, the leading milliner.
W . Williams, cigars, confectionery, ice cream.
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t»nr|"-** ( «lav on the market is i
A S u s t a i n . n * Diet.
B A K F C * S F V F N -X
These are the enervating «lavs, rhen
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C L Y C E R IN E SOAP.
» somebody has »«¡<1, men drop by
I * A I N’ T K H ,
It is absolutely pore and softens ihe sunstroke as if the Day of Fire
and whi'en* llie» skin as no other bad dawned. They are fraught with
I .ii. m
ii m i ! i . m u m - n t i i ] , it r u in
•nap W ill It is aoothji g a n d heal- «lunger to people wli se systems ¡«re
r . kaDoming and paper hanging.
inr ami nothing could he better fmo’ly sustained; and this leads us lo
for bathing babies. F«>r particu­ ■«y, in the inter sts of the 1« »» robust
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O kroon
of our reader«, that the full «-fleet of
lar« about it addrMt
Hood’» H hi > iparilla is such a« to *ug-
M‘»t the propriety of calling this mnl*
R -r-P
T n liu l.'s
icine something besides a blood puri­
Doctor« fiml
fier an«i t«jnic,— say sustaining dial,
h m «k«i it much easier to bear the
A good prescription
FORTLANO
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2rg-257 fyihwrtv str« wt, 8*l«*in. Faun
t:
For mankind
without «ny doubt avert much tick*
V\< A *w**,t ’ ggit i« enon?b * ~ n*»i%! ^<*cn«iL«n«i. machinery, vehicles. Automobiles, hi i For »Ale in Dalla» by Wilion Drug HIM at th >0 time of year.
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tein« a supply for a Orrta», fwwiof mac tune* aud supplies. co.
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