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D R . D A R R IN W IL L R E M A IN UNTI
D E C E M B E R SOTH.
OATS a n d RYE
a complete fertilizer lich in
ASH!
T b i. eminent ami far famed special,
¡at lias met will) such an immense vn
lime of business since coining to Da1-
las that be finds it ab-olntely neces
sary to prolong bis visit to December
liOth only. It is ■ source of gratifica
tion to the doctor's friends to know
that bis skill is being s o V g .il and ap-
preci.iin gly taxed. His p .iien ts arc
com ing from sll parts of Oregon and
his cured patrons so plentiful last his
uatne has liacome a household Ire.s
ure in hundred, of homes iu this vicin
ity
The following recommendations of
men so well known as Mr. Racey, Mr.
VanOrsdol are one of I he strongest
reasons why people should look into
the nieriis of Dr. Darrin’s cures. De
cember 30th will positively be bis lust
day here and all contem plating visit
ing him will do well to call soou as
some mas need a second treatment.
FREE
W rite t o d a y for ou r valuable
b o o k s o n “ Fertilization.” T h e
inform ation contained in them
means money to you. Address:
GERMAN k A L l W ORKS
I Nassau Street
THE BIG STORE
D r . D a r r i n ' . W o r k I . P i l i n g Uo|r>
S u ch V o lu m e that He I. C om .
p o l l e d T o P r o l o n g H I . V i . l t I n Da>-
l a . a t th a H .ta l G all.
to pioduce larje, full grains require
BOOKS
New Yerk
M r. P. A. R acey’s Card.
J. L. COLLINS,
vtt«rney and Counselor at Law,
S o l i c i t o r in C h a n ce ry .
l u baeu n practice of his profession in this ylace
about thirty yoars, and will attend to all buaincba
it rusted to hii care, Office, corner Main and Court
.» 0*11*9, Polk Co, Or.
T o the E d i t o r I n 1308 I was almost
t' tally deaf in one ear
I was con a*
ciled to try Dr. Darrin then practicing
in Portland. His trea'm eot cured
ine perfectly and permanently so I
have never been troubled since. 1
was auci .saintly treated for catairb.
1 have (be utmost confidence in the
doctor’s new mode of treatment by
«■leclricity and will gladly tell anyone
of my success at Jefferson, Oregon.
P. A. Racey.
We know what all good doc
tors think of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Ask your own doc
tor and find out. He will tell
: v r r ? ’
<
you how it quiets the tickling
throat, heals the inflamed
lu n g s, and c o n t r o l s the
hardest o f coughs.
“ Ayer*» Cherry Pectoral 1» well knowu in
our family. We think It Is the best medicine
In the world for conghi end colds."
K a t IB PRTKHboN, Petal units, Cal.
25C., 50c.. f 1.00.
p. C. AYKR CO.,
f o r ■■¿■¡»■■»■¡■■a
B ard
Coughs
O ne o f A yor’ s Pills at b o d tim e will
h a s te n recovery. Cently laxative.
P L I G H T O F C A P IT A L IS M .
D a lla s : O r e g o n
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
7.30
ft. C . G R A V E N
d
m.
C a s h ie r .
W . C . V A S S A L !., a s . i s t a n t C a s h i e r
D A LLA S
OF
C IT I
DALLAS,
ut 6,,“ ir,d* U f,,r
it A A h
OKLOON,
Transacts a general bankiug ousi-
joss iu all its hranchos; buys and sells
lA O b a n g e on principal points iu the
United States; makes collections on all
poiuls in the Pacific N orthw est; loans
money sud discounts paper at the tarsi
•aies ; allow interest on time depoeits. 00 acres of land four miles north of
Salem and will put out 30 acres of
hope. Mr. Allen lias also leased a imp
yard.
S 1 LEM. FILLS GITY 3 WESTERN
It having becom e evident that the
R A IL W A Y
people of Oregon arc not yet ripe for
prohibition it seems probable that a
T1UK TABLK:
1 iO p o i 7:80 » m lv Dadlas
ar 4:86 p m 9.55am real precinct local optiou law will take
1:80 p m 40 a ni'IV'Teats SMingar 4:20 p m .9:39 am the place of the present one which has
l:ô9 p m 7:48 a m jlv‘ Gilliams
ar 4:17 p in '9:30 am
1.46 pm 7:hc mllv* Bridgeport ar 4:10 p in 9:30 a:n not and would not prove a success.
1 U p
h03a^n|»r Falla City lv[4:00 p tn[9:20am
I»»lly except
si
Sunday.
W ithin the last week these wed
'TraitiB
“ stop on signals only.
dings have occured : R. E, Porteifield
LO U IS Q E R L IN C E R , J R .,
and Mias Jessie H artm an, eolith of
Detterai Manager.
In lepen deoce; F. G. rimith and Miss
Garnet W ilton of K ola; John Ridder
and Miss Clara Lny of Huver; W aller
Gerth and Miss Grace Edwards of
dpriug Valley.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TIM E T A B L E
CORVALLIS MAIL—DAILY
7: 0 a m L v . ............Portland................. Ar
10 44 a in Lv............... Derry.......................Lv
.1 45 p m A r.........
Corvallis............. Lv
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
0 -efon Central and Eastern railroad.
6;50 p m
2;18 p m
1:20 p m
train« of
DALLAS PA88EXOKK—DAILY, EX. SUNDAY
04 p m Lv................ Portland................. A rl0:20am
:*• p m A r----
Dallas
. .Lr 7:40
YAMHILL DIVISION:
Pa««-nsrer depot foot of Jcffernon street
AIKLIK FRKIOII r -T K I WEEKLY
Laav« 7:40 a in ....... Portland ........ Arrive 3:82 pm
L | »v eS :M p m ............ Dallas
Arriv« 8:20 a m
I r h v t * 04 p m ....... Airlie ...........Leave 7.00 am
A .
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M A R T IN ,
P A IN T E R ,
U i u m , sign and orn am en tal, grain
tg, kalaoming and paper hanging,
b u n ,
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R-I-PA-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
good prescription
For mankind
A
I saat r*a-kafs is en oa gh fo r nraal occasion «
for. W h a t is the dom inant cry w 'th
| 0 ur lords of industry today? “ The
T h e m e i c h .n t - o f Portland have d - tra‘,e " uiolli‘ a r e .tr y in g to limit the
cided to do away with the trading ¡.output!” And w hat la the Parry move-
m eat (laughed to scorn when first pro
stam p nuisance
posed because of its bnititfity and yet
Pu iu sm fadeless dyes are the bright eagerly entered into by our m anufac
esi, fastest Hud easiest to use. Bold turersj but an effort to force aside the
by druggists, 10 c«u is per package.
trude unions in their attem pt to stand
as a shield between the Am erican w age
G. W . Johnson, the Salem clothier,
slave and his exploiter?
lias «old to John P. Holm es, of this
But w e must also bear in mind that
county, bio 35 acre hop yard near
labor crush lug and labor exhausting are
West Salem at $200 per acre.
not peculiar to England. Capitalism ’s
S. D. Sfceffy, Leonard and Tude Me* blighting effects arc universal. There
Bee sre setting out m< re hops and Is practically equal guilt in America.
Pearl M cBee and Robert Judaon have The sweatshop Is here in lusty form ;
the outrageous child labor conditions
a contract to cut fifty cords and 100
all about us. particularly in New Jer
tiers of wood,
sey and the south; the textile mill pris
F . C . Haynes, of Bridgeport, has
ons in .New England; the little hreake
leased for five years from J. 1). Allen boys In the coni regions who never go
K . K. W IL L IA M S,
P r M iiie n t .
.Old to E m il A rm t ' '’ X t ' t h a t Is just w hat w e are headed
lu v w t“ " “ fur'“ “° U
$8000.
Lear«« Independence for Monmouth and Airlie--
:S 0 a m
3:80 p m
Leaven Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallas—
1: 1 0 a in
<5.16 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Airlie —
.5# a m
3:60 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Dalian—
t:‘20 a m
7:30 pm
Leaves Airlie for Monmouth ami independence—
:00 » in
5 p ui
LueAves Dallas for Monmouin and lime lendenco—
f ..
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Backed up by over
. »hird of a century
.f rema' kable and unt-
ortn cures, a record
| vuch as no other
| lemedy for the
: l i s e a s e s and
veaknesses
pe-
i lar to women
•v v. attained, the proprietors and maker.
>f I)r. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription now
! ffcel fully warranted in offering to pity $500
in legal m oney of the United States for
l any case of I / ucorrhea, Female W eakness.
or F alling of Womb, which they
The tsxable property of Dull*« is Prolapsus,
annot cure.
All they ask is a fair and
$2U5,H60 and the running expenses for rea sonable trial o f tlieir means of cure.
N o other m edicin e than Dr Pierce s Fa
the part year have been about $3.150.
Next years tax levy will be somewhat vorite Prescription cou ld possibly "w in
t otu.” as the saying goes, on such a proposi
lower than for the past year, insur tion nbut they know w h ereof they speak
ance com panies have neglected to low
They have the m ost remarkable record o ‘
er their rates as promised since we cures made by this world-fam ed remedy
ever placed to the credit o f any prepara
have better fire protection will be re tion especially designed for the cure of
quired to pay an
annual license of woman s peculiar ailments. This w on d er
$100. A live inch main will be exten ful rem edy, therefore, stands absolutely
as the on ly one possessed of such
ded from Joe Blacks corner to the alone
unrivaled properties as to fully warrant ‘ts
sawmill property, where a system of makers in publishing Ibe rem arkable offer
pipes aud hose is being installed to above made in the utm ost good faith.
•»A short t'me ago I was «(most dead with
fight fires.
nervous prostration.general deoilitv aud female
weakr.es'-. " writes Mr*. Ir>retto Webster, o f 3*7
Virginia Ave . I>exi’ieton, Ky., Worthy Treasur
er. Independent Order o f Good Templars. ” Dr
L. W. W O O D S, I«. D.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription w u recommend
ed to me as a sure cure, and I found this to be
true, for I obtained splendid results securing
Physician and Surgeon,
fine health
Women ought to be grateful to
think there ts one safe and sure cure offered to
them for their troubles. I advise every sick
and suffering woman to «top spending money
Dalla«, Oregon.
and wasting time with doctor«’ prescriptions
i
when a few bottles o f your remedy is sure to
cure. I am the happy m oth irof two chiidrea.
boy aged sixteen, ami girl, eight year»."
a. C. K ami *.
Do not permit «he dealer to insult your
intelligence
b y suge< *ting some other com
S IB L E Y A E A K IN ,
pound which he recommends as "just a*
g o o d ,” because he makes it himself. Dr.
A t t o r n e y H - n t - 1 ,n \ v .
Pierce’ s Favorite Prescription has stood
the test of time and e x p e r ie n c e
Thou
W« ha V« tha orni y «at of abstract book« io P«»lk sands speak well of it—because thousand*
j
Reliable abstract« furnished, and money to
ao
No coBtaatafi«« akargsd
baa*. R o o m t have been cured by It
e^®NW<iiiseSuilwfTifce>eSBiBe * 9m
w*lJ tm % | « i » « n i bwk. e*fiu
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C au se o f t h e P h y s i c a l D e t e r i o r a t i o n
o f Brlticih W o r k e r « .
W. F. MUSCOTT,
J - J Scroggm
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V».
C h erry
P ectoral
United Stales Consul llam m at Hull,
England, lias bent the United States
R. C. H U N T E R
department of commerce and labor an
ftrcouut of the physical deterioration
P h ysicia n and Surgeon
of the English working classes, u sub
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ject that is causing the capitalists of
T o 111. E d ito r : Seeing so much iu
that country considerable uneasiuesa,
Culls answered uight or duy.
your paper concerning Dr. Darrin’s
Bays the Social Dem ocratic Herald.
cures I wus persuaded to try him on
The interesting thing ubout Mr.
my daughter, who bud been afflicted
llainiu’s report is bis grasp of the fact
with a distressing discharge of the ear
OSCAR H A Y T E R .
that this bad showing in England re
uud patlial deafness (or ibe past four
sults from the workings of the wage
years. Under the doctor’s mode of
A t t o r n e v a t 'L a w .
system. Thus he say s:
treatment she is heulej. I reside at
“The quotations I have given will in
tile
corner
of
Comercial
and
Mission
Office up stairs in Cam pbell’ s build
dicate the drift of public discussion on
streets, Salem and 1 am engineer in
ing.
the subject of physical deterioration in
tile Capital Brewery. Refer to me at
England. In all of them , however, one
DALLAS
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OREGON.
either place.
cause is left untouched, and that is the
J. D. t'anOrsdol.
cause that concerns Am erica the most.
D i. D a r r in 's P l a o e o f B u s in e s s .
That cause is the overworking of the
N. L. B U T LE R
Dr. Darrin can be consulted free at laboring population of England from
the Hotel Gail, Dallas, Oregon, after 184U down to 1890, when England had
Attorney-at-Law
October 30th and until December 30, command of the m arkets of the world
D A L L A S , OREGON.
from 10 o ’clock to 6 daily, eveuing 7 and her mines and manufactures were
W ill practice in all courts. Office, to 8, Sunday 10 to 2. -
worked to their utmost capacity and
T oe doctor makes a speciality of all women aud young children were ein-
iiv.r bank.
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and I ployed in unheulthful trades and tinder
throat, catarrh, deafnew, bronchitis, unheulthful conditions. The result was
l.i grippe, rheumatism, dyspepsia, a sapping of the vitality of the w ork
heart, liver, bladder and kidney dis ing classes, from which they have not
eases, or those who suffer from apa yet recovered. The United States is
TRUCKMAN.
thy and indifference ;also consum ption now making vigorous efforts to enlarge
genilo-urinary and skin diseases in its com merce and to introduce its man
ufactured pnV.ucts into ail the m ar
either sex, such as blood taints, semi
A lair share of patronage solicited nal weakness and lost vigor, varicoce kets of the world. Tills is a com mend
able ambition if it can be realized w itl*
le and stricture.
•nil all o-ders prom ptly filled.
out dim inishing the vitality of the
Mrs. H. L . Veazie has bean up from working classes. Prosperity bought at
Portland am ong tier childhood frieuds. j ^ueb a price will evidently be dearly
t:00 p m
NO. 45.
DAI.LAS OREGON NOVEMBER 25. 1904
VOL. X X X .
~
W hy pay $12 and over for a suit of
Do not be deceived by these old advertising tricks.
clothes which we sell for $8 and $10?
goods of us. W e are lower than any of them all the time.
ELLIS Sc KE YT
W e excell them all for prices, material,
etc., and do not sell for cost either.
D A L LA S , O R E C .
to school, and tlieir little sisters, weur-
trade union advocates. In c term w as
ing out their health In knitting fac
Invented to mislead and bus been made
tories, o f whom it is said “ they will
use of during the present year In par
make nice, healthy mothers later on,
ticular, says the International W ood
when married to the boys stunted
worker. Union men contend there is
from infancy in the coal breakers’’—all
no closed shop unless it is the so called
theye labor conditions and others we
open shop, which is or will be closed
have not named are with us. C a r ta l
to union men. There arc union shops,
ism is Just as tigerish for profits in
but these union shops are alw ays open
this as any oilier country, and, that be
to workingmen who arc willing to co
ing so, Mr. U iim m ’s w arning to Amer
operate with their fellow workers for
ican capitalists will surely fall on deaf
ears. They have no con.--deuce to be
appealed to and very little nubile or
race spirit. O nly one force can dimin
ish the exploitation— that is. trade un
ionisin operating on socialistic Hi os.
TO
ELTTER
M A N K IN D .
( J n io n la m S tu n N r 'o r fl»«* t i i l i f t l u ? o f
th e I t a lia n R a c e .
Education along union lines is tin
crying in cd o f ihe present day. Tin
musses mus.t be educated us to the bes.
method o f conducting their affairs to»
the betterment of all mankind, says
Freight aud l ’.ngga;. ennui.
Unionism
in the fullest sens«» o f the word stand,
for the uplifting of mankind and not
for the tearing down and demoralizn
tlon of things social and Industrial or
financial.
Not only doe« the recruit to the army
of unionism need education along these
lines, but m any o f the older ones as
well. Those outside tin* union need It
also, as the a v e r..«* person outside the
pinion Is Inclined to Iielleve that no
good can possibly com e from the baud
iug together o f the working classes.
Much good could be accomplished ii
the em ployee uud employer were in
closer torch with each other on mat
ters pertain iug to unionism, anil this
can only be accomplished by education.
That the nee«! of such an education Is
becoming universal and that the long
sought for m eans through which It
may l>e obtained is now at hand are
strongly evinced by the several able
publications that are uow established
throughout the length und breadth of
our land with an eye single to the en
lightening o f mankind on the subject
o f unionism aud the duty man owes to
W h eat, per bushel, 80c.
Bran, per ton %T1 UO
Shorts, per t o n , #23.
O a t«, per b u eh el, 4o cts.
F lo u r, per b a rre l,44 20.
F lo u r, per sa ck , |1 10.
Corn m eal, 12 60 per rwt.
Potatoes, p e r b u sh el, 7 5 cts.
B u tter, per pou nd 26 cU.
L a r d ,p e r p o u n d , 12) cts.
B acon .sid e s, per pou nd, 15 eta.
H a m s , p e r p o u n d , lfi cts.
S h ou ld ers, per p o u n d .9 < a ll ct«.
E ggs ,p e r dosen , 30 cts.
C h ic k e n s , p e r d o sen # 3 0 $ 5
Dried fru it* , per p ou n d , 3 « 1 0 cts
B e e ts, p e r p o u n d ,1) cen ts
T u rn ip s , p e r p o u n d , 14 ct s .
C a b b a g e ,p e r p o u n d , 2 cts.
O nions, p e r p o n n d ,3 c t * .
Beans, p e r p o n u d ,4<»5 rent*.
C orn m e a l, p e r p o u n d ,3 cts
H a y , per ton , W « # 1 2 .
S t r o n g I n U n io n .
The first union o f iron molders Is
said to have occurred about 1885, soon
after which the employing molders
commenced to form union crushing as
sociations. These labor crushing af
fairs have each met Ignominious de
feat, while the Iron Molders’ union has
Readily Frown In strength and mem-
V a in ® o f l h e * p .
Estim ate the value o f sheep from the
standpoint of m eat fertility Mid gen
eral advantage to the farm regnrdleoe
o f the market- price of wool.— l>armer*e
Advocate.
| THE HUB CLO TH IN G C O |
Are still continuing their great sale. We must reduce our stock
to make room for other lines which we will add shortly. If you will
cal) in and examine our goods, you will readily and at once see that
they are great bargains, quality considered, We have the finest ex-
hibit in ~
Polk county, leyond
beyond all
all doubt.
Celebratad Hart, Scliafier A Marx
T HE reduction
make of clothing at a
o f .............................................................................................................. I 6
20
28
Second lot.
Third l o t ..
per ct
per ct
per ct
G S B U R Y Hats, the best in the market .............................. 10 per ct
K IN
All other hats and caps ....................................................................... 20 per ct
A LL W OOL Underwear
............................................................... I S per ct
The best cotton ribbed and fleeced underwear................................3 S c each
^ L L Silver Brand
.............f t
each
shirts, regular price #1.25, now
Celebrated Black H ose.................................... .................................. 20 per cl
A H i a l v a d l a f P tira n ® .
ItCrUliTKb WEEKLY BY
LOUGH ARY * II.LIt)
berthip until today It is one or tne oe*i
organised trade» In existence.
th e ge n e ra l g o jt i o f tile m asses.
Great
Alteration Sale!
man.
The disciples of David U . Parry, the
Indianapolis M oses who has undertak
en to lead the manufacturers o f Amer
loa aw ay from the influences and the
alisged tyranny o f unionism, have In
vented the “ closed shop*’ phrase and
arc trying to nut It Into the mouths of
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MARKET REPORT.
Buy your
A LL
#3.50 sh oes....................... ......................................................
Oil clothing. . .* ... .........................................................................
ta
1 0 per
MBRELLAS ........................................................................... 2 0
U Trunks
end suit ca ses............................................................................. • “
UPPOSING sn article is marked #10, 15 per cunt o ff it will
S cu.1 #8 50; 20 per cent off it will cost *8 ; 25 per cent o ff it will
B
LA C K Clay
per ct
P*r ot
$ 7 .8 0
cost
m
Worsted"suits, regular price *10, now
Saturday, November 12th
Id>ok out for bargains.
Yours respectfully,
T H E H U B C L O T H IN G C O .,
60
0 W 100
And all other goods in proportion. Ihis will he the biggest cut in
the state as they aro all new and good goods. 1 he salo will com
mence
For 34) days.
ct
Kirkpatrick brick, Dallas
Arrangements have already been made with Mr. Frank Morrison to
remodel the store.
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