D AL.L A S O R E G O N
W AR!
R E D U C E D E X C U R S IO N R A T E S
Ayers
Peace lias been declared between Russia and
Japan, but we have declared war on our stock
ol goods in the big white store.
Hair Vigor
hair food. It feeds, nourishes.
The hair stops failing, grows
long and heavy, and all dan
druff disappears.
" M y hair was coming out terribly. I was
almost afraid to comb It. Hut A y ers Hair
Vigor promptly stooped the falling, slid also
restored the natural color."
M k i . E. G K W a r d . Landing, N. J.
$1.00 a bottle.
j . c. a y k r c o .,
W e must have room for new goods now arriv
ing. Wholesale and retail business in ladies
and gents furnishings, drygoods, groceries,
shoes, hardware, crockery, glassware, and a
new stock of millinery.
fo r
A t the Big W hite Store, corner Bridge
Main streets, Falls City, Oregon.
W E A R IN G AN APRON.
H ow
Date of Sale to be
Announced Later.
P ioneer W hite
O xide oe Z in c
Y O U R L I T T L E F IN G E R .
X )a d la .s : O r e g o n
,
A fair «hare of patronage solicited
,mf all o-deru promptly tilled.
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MOTOR TIME TABLE.
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Le ivos Independence for Monmouth and Airlie —
a in
3:3o p ni
leaves Independrice for
Monmouth and ballad—
1 :iu a in
<1:15 p tu
Leaves Monmouth for Airtie -
,50am
3:50 p m
Leave* Monmouth for Dallas—
1:20 a in
i :3o p in
Leaves Airlie for Monmouth and Independence—
*;00 a in
5 p m
Leaves Dallas lor M.nunoui.i an ! Line •cudenue—
1:00 p m
^.3o o in.
R. C. G R A V E N
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D ALLAS,
liA A E
OKLUO j N,
Transacts a general banking ouai-
uoM in all its branches; buys and sell»
éc h a n g e un principal points in the
United States; makes collections on all
points in the Pacific Northw est; loaus
money ami discounts paper at the best
rates ; allow mterest on time deposits.
S1LEM. FALLS GfTY & WESTERN
R A IL W A Y
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1 90 p m 7 So a in If I >.ii iau
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1 : 3 « p in 7:4« a m lv Teat* Sidingar
1:30 i> in' 7 40 a id lv ’(iillLtin*
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1:45 p m:7:.->.' in lv*Biidgeport ar
;66 p m| j;0> » u ar Fall* City lv
Daily except . unday.
‘ Train* atop on signals only.
4.35 p
4:20 p
4:17 p
4:10 p
4:00 p
in »..main
in .9:30 am
in 0:-.« am
in M;30ain
ni|0:20am
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DALLAS P A M D A I L Y , E X .
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N . L .B U T L E R
Attorney-at-Lavv
D A L L A *. OREUON.
W ill practice io all courts.
ver bank.
Office,
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5 . W O O D *, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
Dallas, Oregon.
I am content with what I hav«\
Little be it or much.
And, Ioord. contentment still 1 crave
Because thou savest such.
A n d ready for your inspection. W e would espe
cially cally our attention at this time to our complete
line of
L A C E C U R T A IN S
Another most seasonable line
L A D IE S R A I N C O A T S
V e ry reasonable indeed.
to show everything in the
W e will be pleased
house,
Clerks al
ways pleasant.
Ellis & Keyt, Dallas
E C O N O M Y JA R
AND
Look Pleasant.”
W hen a woman says "1 am racked with
pain,” the word "racked" recalls the days
when they stretched the tender bodies of
women on the rack with rone and pulley
until the very joint? cracked.
Fancy an attendant saying to the tor
tured woman, " Please smile and look
pleasant.”
And yet the woman "racked with pain.’
is expected to smile throe ;ii her agwiiy
and to make home happy.
She can't
do it. It is again-t Nature. Generally
speaking, the racking pains of ill-health
such as hei !a< he, backache and "hear
ing-down p i.u s ” are related to doran::o-
uieuts or disorders of the organs d is
tinctly feminine. W hen this condition
is removed tie* general health is restored,
and w ith health comes back the smile of
happiness.
Any woman may regain her health at
home without onensive questionings or
examinations by the use of Dr. Pierce’s
Favorite Prescription. Sick women may
consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free of
charge.
Such letters are treated as
sacredly confidential.
" I * afford s me p leasu re to r«*lnto the won
d erfu l meri
or y o u r / re a l medicines, o p o -
«•¡an v ' ■ r ‘ F:>
.itv P rescription .’ ” writes
Mr. .!. V .esie; Uli n e .o f W ood bu ry. N. .1. i .ey.
L. B o a 2tfc!. " M v W ile has t* en using it for
some tim e past, h a v in g sulit*red severely
with Lieut iiur-do»v.i pains, aching In back,
and m any o tu o r co m plain ts peculiar to
women.
She
ve ry weak, could not do
any h e a v y w ork o r w ash in g but can do all
kinds o f w ork now. She is soon to become a
m other b a t we d o not fe a r the result (as
heretofore*, ail due to y o u r w onder-w orker.
* F a v o rite Proscription.'
" Y o u r * I'leasn n t P e lle t s ’ ure also worth
m anv tin.es tnm r price. • h av e u "d them
fo r biliousness and atom acii trouble, aud
iiav«* fou n d them to be a:l that jo u claim.
T h ey are my con stan t com panions
once
used, a lw a y s kept.”
^
G iv e n aw ay. T h e P eople's
C om m on Sense M edical A d
v iser is sen t free on receipt
o f stam ps to p a y expen se o f
m aluior m ily. T h e book co n
tains 1008 p a g e s ,o v e r Y00 illu s
tration s and several colored
plates.
Send 21 o n e - c ni
stam ps fo r tlie paper-!>oumi
book, o r 31 stam ps fo r the
cloth Inrnnd.
A ddress i»r.
I L Y . P ierce. Hull ale, N. Y .
Distorts
. . . . .
C o p y r ig h t * A c .
sending a sketch and description may
* certain our opinion free whether an
invention 1 a probably Pfttent*ble. Communlea.
tlon* strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on I stents
■ent free. Oldest agency for seen tin*: patents.
Patents taken through Munn * Co. receive
iptr.ial notice, without charge. In tlfe
Scientific American.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly, barsest cir
culation o f any scientific Journal. Terms, f a
year: fr.urm ontha.il. Sold by all newsdealers.
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Song,
Ho that 1» down need fear no fa ll;
Ho that la low. no pride,
H e that Is humble ever shall
Have God to be his guide.
OurFallStockisnowComplete
“ Please Smile
Branch Office. 6 J 5 F B L Washington. D. O
OLD FAVORITES.
Fullness to such a burden |a
That so on pilgrim age;
H**re little and hereafter biles
Is best from age to age.
—John Bunyan.
On and after June 1,1905, tne South
ern Pacific, in connection with the
Corvallis & Eastern railroad will have
»n sale round crip tickets from points
on their lilies to Newport, Ysquinaj
and Detroit at very low rates, good for
return until October 10. 1905.
T hree day ticketn to Newport and
Yaquina, good going Saturdays iim ] re
turning Mondays aie also 011 so • from
ill east side points Portland to Lfigent
nclusive, and from all west side points
nabling people to visit their families
*nd spend Sunday at the seaside.
Season tickets from all eagt side
(KiintH, Portland to fiugune inclusive,
and irom all west side points are also
on sale to Detroit at very low rates with
stop over privileges at Mill City or any
'point east enabling tourists to visit the
Santiam and Breitenbusb Hot Springs
ih the Cascade mountains, which can
be reached in one day.
Season tickets will be good for return
from all points, until October 10th.
Three day tickets will be good going
Saturdays andreturning Mondays only.
Fickets irom Portland and vicinity will
be good for return via the east or west
side at option of passengers. Tickets
from Eugene and vicinity will be good
going
via the Lebanon-Springfield
branch, if desired.
Baggage on New
port tickets checked through to New
port; on Yaquina tickets to Yaquiuia
ouly.
S. P. trains connect with C. & E at
Albany and Corvallis for Yaquina and
Newport.
Trains on the C. A E. for
Detroit will leave Albany at 7 : JO a.m ,
enabling tourists to the H ot Springs
to reach there the same day.
Trains
from and to Corvallis connect'with all
east side trains on the S. P.
Full information as to rates, time ta
bles, etc,, can be obtained on applica
tion to J. C. Mayo. Gen. Pass. Agt.. C.
A E. R. R., A lban y; W . E. Coman, G.
P. A., S. P. Co., Portland or to any S.
P. or C. A E. agent.
Rate from Dallas to Newport $4.20
Rate fioin Dallas to Yaquina $3.20
Rate from Dallas to Detroit $8.60
Three-dav rate from
Dallas
to
Yaquina or Newport, $2.50.
MUNN & Co.36’8"****’ New Yort
G e m s In V e rs e
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sg, kalsoming and paper hanging,
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Office up l U ir e in C a m p b e ll' * b u ild
M A R T IN ,
House, rigo and ornam ental, grab
O ur
grandm others
a lw a y s
wore
aprons when about th^ir work, a cus
tom w e would do w ell lu imitating.
I f a wom an fancies that uu apron Is
a useless invention, let her w ear one
for a single morning wheu about her
w ork End note how* «oiled it becomes.
Then let her reflect upon the fact that
but for this protection her dress would
have received all the soil. “B u t 1 w ear
a black dress a lw a y s I” is no refutation
of the argum ent
The soil is there
even if it does not show. The fact that
U is present Is an offense to a neat w o
man. And, while certain sorts of soil
may not affect black, grease or light
dust does, and the som ber dress soon
looks worse than does a colored gown.
A 11 apron, moreover, saves the w ear
and tear on the front of the dress and
lengthens the period, all too short at
best, beftfre the front breadth of a skirt
becomes shiny and worn.
Gingham
aprons are in variably worn by a care
ful housekeeper whan in the kitchen.
But there are m any wom en w ho do not
a lw a y s have at hand a large white
apron to slip on while the bric-a-brac is
being dilated or w hile they are doing
the ninety-nine trifles that fall to the
lot of the house mother. A n apron for
this purpose should be plain or finished
with w ide tucks and innocent of elabo
rate em broidery or lace.
O f a different class are the dainty
sew in g aprons, which are m ade of
sheerest lawn, with em broidery or lace,
and serve for inho.*ent coquetry as
much as for actual service.
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S p n Lv ............... Pi irtlaml............... A r 10: l o a m
: 1 • p m A r............... Dalla*................ Lv 7:00 a m
YA M H ILL DIVISION
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street
AIK LiK F R E IG H T -T ill-W E E K L Y
v* 7:40 a ni ...... Port.ami
Arn e 3:32 pm
ve 3:50 pm ........ Daila-* ... .
Arrive 9.20 a n
Arrive 6.05 p iu ......... Airl.e ..........Leave 7 00 a rr
D r ln k fr u c
Be
W om en who scorn deceit and hate
affection can't drink tea in the pres
ence of comp Aliy without affectation
in their little lingers.
Is it polite to
HAIR H I N T S .
stick out the little finger when one
Curl a short wtp.p o f hair over each
drinks tea? Does society demand it?
A w om an’s hand doesn’t look any ear to make those tiny “fascinators.”
Dampenr your switch (if you w ear
better with one finger pointing tow ard
onei and plait it at night to give It the
the setting sun.
In fact, the hpud
doesn't look so well as it would if it curl., effect.
The best w a y to arrange the hair be
would follow its everyday, natural
lines. There is also tlu* little twist of fore retiring to s,b*ep Is to braid it and
the w rist ami the little raising of the allo w It to hang G ur'ng the night.
Dam pen the hair qnd plait It In three
fo.earm . Then it goes further and at
tacks the elbow.
The wom an who or four small braids, front and back,
slicks out her little finger when she 1 to m ake It fluffy #xnl abundant looking.
I f your hair has untidy short ends
drinks ten invariably hugs her elbow
a Utile closer to her side aud bunches that have a habit of fallin g about the
face, Invest In an invisible net or a
up one shoulder, ever so little.
And the expression on her face Is close fitting veil.
different too. The eyes have tiny a f
Com b your front hair over your fore
fected wrinkles in the corners. The head and tie it dow n with a narrow
neck is stretched fo rw a rd tow ard the ribbon before pom padourlng it to make
cup with the least bit o f exaggeration. It stay >n place. A fterw ard the ribbon
Is slipped out. lea v 'n g the soft roll.
And if you can see over the cup you
will notice that the lips pucker quite
t V o u i f n 'n L o - . f f G o o d b y * .
differently when the little finger is
pointed than they do when they pre
“W h a t is the psychological reason
pare for the ordinary home table sip which makes women prolong good-
of tea. D o w e crook our little fingers bys?” Mrs. G. TL Carpenter, president
because w e feel unnatural or do we of the Chicago W o m a n ’s club, says: “ I
feel unnatural because w e crook our sbou’d say that It Is because woman,
Utile fingers? I f w e can unswer this as a rule, does not think out logically
question w e may be able to discover what she says and does not concen
w hy w e do the hundred and one other trate her mind upon one line of
unattractive, affected and unnatural thought. W hen one wom an meets an
other she does not ,lo as a man would
things w e do daily.
a wom an is never so d w u iln jr aB
and gather together In her mind the
things she wants to say to this partic
J. L. COLLINS,
ular person. 8he has not made any In
ventory of them and consequently she
begins hit or miss. Then, when It has
apparently all been said, sin* thinks of
S o l i c i t o r in C h a n c e ry .
something else. £<| she hastily calls her
Ha* been n practice of hi* profession in thin plac>
friend hack. Perhaps, or rather proba
about thirty years, and will attend to all busirees
bly, the other wom an does the same
tirusted to bin ■ are. u.Hce, corner Main and Court
* Oaiia*. com Co, o r
thing, aud so goodbys m ultiply.”
T IM E T A B L E
CORVALLIS M AIL— D A IL Y
7:30 a ni Lv .............. Portland....
. Ar 5;.jff p in
16 4« a m L v .................Derry
a
. .. Lv t;18 p m
11,45 P m A r ........
Corvallis. r
Lv 1:20 p m
At Albany and G'nrvalli* connect with train* oi
Oregon Central and Lantern railroad.
D o Y o n P o s e It W h e n
a C ap of Tea f
M a t 'll I t S a v e * O n e ’» U r e * »
c o m es« Q u i c k l y A p p a r e n t .
ittsrney and Counselor at Law,
L O U IS C E R L IN G E R , JR.,
General Manager,
when she Is natural, btit ft seli&s as
If w e had been unnatural for ao many
centuries that It has become quite nat
ural to be unnatural.— Dayton Herald.
and
F. A- LUCAS.
■ H ow
jLow^d^^lns^
P o o r H a ir
W E C A N S A V E Y O U F R O M 15 T O 50 P E R C T .
R O G E R S S I L V E R W A R E G IV E N A W A Y
TRUCKM AN.
T o t h e S e a s i d e a n d M o u n t a i n Re
sorts to r t h e S u m m e r V a c a t io n .
Sometimes the hair is not
properly nourished. It suffers
for food, starves. Then it
falls out, turns prematurely
gray. A yer’s Hair Vigor is a
$15,000 to be
Slaughtered
Regardless of Cost
W .F. MUSC0TT,
N O . 33.
S E P T E M B E R 22. >905
J. E. S ir lrt .
H. G. Kanin.
T h e perfectly sanitary jar— self sealing— no separate rubber ring— no spoiling of vegetables or
fruit
N O Z IN C — N O P O I S O N - N O M O U L D
W hy not have fresh toma
toes, corn, corn on the cob,
peas and string beans, every
day in the year, by canning
them in the only jar in the
world that will successfully
keep and perserve their nat
ural, sweet flavor?
Perfect for home-canning
all kinds of fruits, veget
ables, meats, fish, soups, gra
vies, game, fowl, pickles, jel
lies, jams, etc.
Write or phone - us for our
booklet of receipts telling you
just how long to sterilize each
variety of vegetables, fruits,
meats, fish, etc.
KERR GLASS
KERR GLASS
Manufacturing Co.,
Manufacturing Co.,
PORTLAND, OREGON
,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
W adham s & K e rr Bros,
d is t r ib u t o r s
P o
r t l a n d
o r
.
A Stunning Suprise
A T h in g o f O e n u ty .
A th in g o f b e n : !
Is a j > fo r o v e r ;
Its lo vlinoMH liar«*:; •«: It w ill n ev er
Pa? ; Into nothlt srn« s.s. bu t still w ill keep
A b o w e r qul«-i lo r us nntl u sl«»ep
Full o f sw « ♦•> <It' m s and health an<5
rfiilet b r e a th in g ;
T h e re fo r«»
on
e v e ry
m o rro w
we
art
w r e a t h in g
A flo w e ry b a n d to' bind u s to the e a rth
Spite o f d espon den ce, o f the Inhum ar
d ea rth
O f n o ble n a tu re s, o f the g lo o m y d a y s.
O f a ll the un h ealth y and o'erdarkenec
w ays
A w ail, every new patron that bring*
their laundry work here, when they
receive their linen in tucli exquinte
condition and with our unapproach
able and perfect color and Ani*b on il.
It doee a m an’* heart good to Hud a
| lau n d ry that will turn out hi* linen
week after weok with *ucb perfect
work manehip as we do.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
Made for o u r s e a rc h in g —ye*. In sp ite 05
all.
Borne sh a p e o f beauty m ove» away th«
pall
; F ro m our dark spirit». Buch the »un, th«
Iocave orders in Dallas with J. J. Kidles
or at the Williams confectionery »tors.
m oon.
Trees old and young, sprouting a shad)
boon
j For simple sheep, and such are daffodils.
SIB LE Y & E A K IN ,
I W ith the green world they live In, and
clear rills
A t t . i r n e ^ H - n t - 1 .<i w ,
That for themselves a cooing covert
make
Wn have th* onlr set of abstra* l hook* in Polk
‘Gainst the hot season, the mldforest
runty. ReliaMe abstracts furnished, and money to
wn. No cnnnisaioo charged on toaoa. Rooms 2
brake
•> 3 Wilson's block. Dallas
Rich with a sprinkling o f fa ir musk rons
blooms.
And such too, is the grandeur o f ths
dooms
W e have Imagined fo r the m ighty dead.
R-T-l’ A -N -S Tabulea
A ll lovely tales that we have h«ar«i nt
Doctors find
read.
An end lees fountain o f Immortal drink
A good prescription
Pouring unto us from heaven's brink.
—John Keats
For mankind.
Ih» t sot package is snough for «i*uaJ occasions.
»• family hsttls, SO oente, sontains a supply for a
All druggist* sell thsm.
The Economy
W ill keep every known ar
ticle of food sweet and sound
for years and retain its nat
ural fresh flavor.
ies, Carriages
lacks
A T C R E A T L Y REDUCED PRICES
FOR THE M O N T H OF AUCUST.
can
vc more st«>ck of this kind than
must soil some to make room for others.
rlv and imt the benefit
ÿ WAGNER BROS
D ALLAS