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D A L L A S O R E G O N O C T O B E R 20. 1905.
V O L . X X X I.
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GUR SPECIALTIES:
Avers
Dry go« d , ladies and gentlemens’ furnishing?,
Milinery and ladies fancy notions, ready made
Clothing, shoes,{rubbers, groceries, provisions,
Crockery,: glassware, Hour, feed, hay, grain,
Hardware, nails, stoves, etc. -'ole agents for
Culler A Bradley's logger shoes, Julia Morton
and Spence shoes for ladies, Flintstone &. Pack
are dress shoes for men. Our 5, 10 and 15 cent
counter is complete, A ll at lowest prices
ÌM .S 3 7 'CFA/\>
O f A d le r 's T a ilo r m ade suits and overcoats, arrived this w eek .
P le n ty to choose fro m bo th in single an double breasted styles.
Adler’s Collegian Suits
Cherry
Pectoral
rely upon it for colds, coughs,
bronchitis, consumption.
T h e y w ill tell you how it
heals inflamed lungs.
F. A- LUCAS.
MADE
Our Second Shipment
D octors first prescribed
A yer’s Cherry Pectoral over
60 years ago. They use it
roday more than ever. They
At the Big White Store, corner Bridge and
Main streets, Falls City, Oregon.
IVFS/CR/V
N O . 47.
•• I had a very had (tough for three years.
Then l tried A yer’ s Cherrv I’ecrora:. M vsore
lungs w ere soon healed and rny cough dropped
aw ay.”
M r s . P k a b l H y d k , (in th rle Centre. Ia.
2.V.. fine . pi.oo.
j . c. AV8K co..
All druggist«.
f o r —
•SIas'
suits for y o u n g m en are w it h
ou t d o u bt theswellest garm en ts
m
ever s h o w n in the city.
SS;
Old Coughs
DC/?
O n e A y e r's Pill a t b e d tim e Insures
a n a tu ra l a ctio n next m o rn in g .
T f íA C D '
O jr
‘T
patient iias'n oi ir.ucnea w ine auu uua
only taken a little absinth once or
twice a month and at home. l i e is no
longer irritable, but happy and a regu
lar worker. The treatment had to be
continued fo r eighteen months, but the
result is complete and the patient en
tiroly transformed. H e has gained con
trol of liis w ill and is gentle and affec
tionate.” —Public Opinion.
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80 YE AR S’
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C o p y r ig h t s A c .
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Scientific A m e ric a n .
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.nrge§t cle
culatlon o f any sotentUlc Journal. Term s, $3 a
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Branch Office. (36 F 8 t* Waahlugtou. D. C.
W. F. MUSCOTT,
TR U C K M A N .
D a lla s : O re go n
A fair uhare o f patronage solicited
iu J all o-ders p ro m p tly tilled.
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Leaves Inde|>endence for Monmouth and Airlie —
:<Ki a m
3:80 p in
Leaves Indejiendnce for
Mouiuouth and Daila*—
1:10 a m
6:15 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Airiio -
.50 a m
3:50 p m
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
, ;3u
1: 20 a m
p m
Leaves A irlie for Monmouth and Independence—
*:Co am
6pm
Leaves Dallas for M.iiiinoui u an I Inue »endenoe —
1:00 p m
30 u m.
R. C. G R A V E N
W. C. V A S S A L L ,
P i e iit le n i.
llALLAS
L a a n ie r.
til*
LAMA
OF DALLAS, OKLUON,
i'ranMrtCLs a general banking Duai-
ucss in all ita branchea; buya and sells
^Acliange on prin cip al pointa in the
United ¿States ; makes collections on all
(Hunts in the Pacific N o rtn w ea t; loan»
w on ey and discounts paper at the best
•alas; allow interest on tim e deposits.
SALEM, FALLS CITY S WESTERN
R A I L W A Y
T I ME TAftLK:_________________
1 20 p m i .30 a m Iv Dallas
4.dj p
1:30 p m 7:46 a m l v ‘ Teats Sidingar 4:2(1 p
1:69 l> in 7:40 a inllv Oilliams
ar 4:17 p
1:45 p iu|7~>r m ilv* Bridgeport a r¡4:10 p
<f>ó P n>|8:05 a n jar Falla City lv |4:00 p
Daily except Lunday.
"Trains atop on nignala only.
u< e.oóani
m 0:30 am
in 0:36 am
ui P:30am
ui!9:30 am
L O U IS C E R L IN C E R , J R .,
General Manager.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
T IM E T A B L E
CDRVALL1S M A IL — D A IL Y
7:80 a m L v ................Portland
. Ar
10:46 a in Lv
L v ............... D erry
t
.. Lv
Il;45 p m A r .........
Corvallis
1
_ Lv
_
A t Albany and Corvallis connect with
Oregon Central and Eastern railroad.
5;50 p ni
2;lt) p m
____r
J:20p _
trains of
D ALLAS PAS8EXGEK— D A IL Y , EX SU N D A Y
Y A M H IL L D IV ISIO N
Passenger depot foot of Jtffervon street
AiauiE FKKIUM f —TKI WE..ALY
Leave 7:40 a m .......Portland ____A rrive 3:32 pm
Leave 8:50 p m .......... IU i I om
.*rtive * 20 a m
Arrive 5:06 p n» ......... A ir lie ............I^ave 7 00 a o>
.1 .
R E C L A M IN G
T O r 'E R S .
t r t n . k e n i i e i i N C u r e d b y ST.sflru utio*
W i t h o u t I ’ c f i e n l ’s K u o n l e d g e .
Cun inebriety lie cilred by sugges*
lion? H i is 1« u question whic-li has
been hs L< m I uiauy times u’ul satlkiue
torily answered In the affirmative. But
tbe question o f practicing suggestion
while the patient sleeps is a different,
proposition, ami. therefore, a recent ar
ticle in the Journal ties Debats of
Paris is o f Interest. The experiments
In question w ere conducted by the weli
known psychologist Dr. Paul Fare:*..
“ The man under observation refused
all offers o f treatment,” says the Jour
nal des Debats, “ hut notwitbstan ’ Ing
his refusal, again t his w ill and un
known to him, the man was cured and
has remained so for four years. The
patient was twenty dive years o f age,
married, o f sound constitution and av
erage health. He commenced drink in u
when he was seventeen years o f age
and his w ife had married him in ordei
to reform him.
A fte r his marriage.
However, he drank as before. His daily
ration was tw o quarts o f wine with
his meais ami during the day several
glasses o f brandy, rum, vermouth, ab
sinth, etc. Ordinarily the man was
quiet, but when he had taken more
absinth than usual he became violent,
abused his w ife, broke everything with
in reach and surrendered completely to
his frenzy. The day follow in g this de
lirium the man remembered nothing,
but when told o f what he had done hr
wept, promised to become sober, etc.
The scenes, however, were soon re
pealed.
“ Dr. Fare* decided to try, with the
approval o f the furnily o f the patient
suggestion during natural sleep. The
treatment took place four or five times
j>or week, and, although the patient
«lid not know what was going ©u, there
was slow and steady improvement
The treatment commenced in January
Up to April the man had been Intoxi
cated only three times. In Ap ril and
May there were no acts o f violence; in
June and July slight intoxications on
tw o occasions; in August and Septem-
her a trip to the country, but no win*
during this time, only beer.
“ Returning to Paris, the man did not
go to a cafe, but drank a little absinth
and less than a quart o f w ine for all of
Ills meals. A fte r a year the only thing
taken was a little abeinth on Sunday
^ n d Saturday, and from this time the
J. L. COLLINS,
ittsrney and Counselor at Law,
S olicitor i ■ ib ak rery.
Has been n practice off his profession in &bis plac
about thirty years, and w ill attend to all buairesH
(trusted to hie (.are. office, corner Main and court
■ 'L i L s , rout Uo, Or.
OSCAR HAYTER.
A tto rn e y a t-L a w .
L y ............... Portland................. Arid: 10 a in
:1 0 p m Ar.
Dallas
.L v 7:00 a tu
A .
ALCO H O L
O ffice u p stairs in C am pb ell’ n build-
(‘ g-
DALLAS
-
OREGON.
Attorney-at-Law
D ALLA S, OREGON.
P A IN T E R ,
L. !t. W O O D S , M. D.
Phy»ici«n and Surgeon,
g , k al.n m in g and paper h^ngi ig .
Jk u . * » ,
Office,
M A R T IN ,
d b U M , «ig n aud u m u m en tal, grain
.
*
O i m o n
D alla i, Oregon.
C R IM E .
S t a t is t ic * G a t h e r e d
D o o to P M S h o w .
b y
V ie n n a
The Vienna Medical society has
gathered statistics as to the relation
o f alcohol to crime and comes to the
conclusion that «rim e increases in
proportion to the Increased consump
tion o f alcoholic beverages. H ere are
the figures; On Monday when numer
ous small artisans and workmen In
Europe “ make blue” —that Is, refuse to
work, spending tbe day in saloons—the
number o f crimes reported to the V i
enna police was 125; on Tuesday,
when almost everybody works, the re
ported
crimes
numbered
09,
on
W ednesday and Thursday 62. On F r i
day, when the purchasing pow er o f the
poorer classes Is at the lowest ebb,
only an average o f 4S crimes are re
ported. w hile on Saturday, when most
folks get their wages, the statistics
i-pcord the greatest number o f crimes
of a week dAy, except M onday—name
ly. 103.
Sunday is uot only tbe principal flay
o f enjoym ent In the German speaking
countries, but also the principal day
o f crime. T w o hundred and fifty-four
crimes on the average are reported
every Sunday in Vienna, most o f them
due, the doctors say, to overindulgence
in alcohol.
CLOTHING CO.
MILWAUKEE,
Latest Styles,
E x t r a lo n g
overcoats
for
y o u n g m e n — 5 2 -in ch g a r
COPYRIGHT 1905
OAVIO ADLER & SO NS
CLOTHING CQ
>*y>s
ta*
m ents w ith w id e b o tto m sw eep and fullness in
the b ack , that giv e a look a look of correctness
to an y one inside.
L ig h t and m e d iu m w e ig h ts,
also C ravenette at fro m $ 1 0 to $ 2 0 .
COPYRIGHT 1905
DAVID ADLER A SONS,
1 CLOTHING Ca
MILWAUKEE.
The Bee-Hive Store
Dallas
Oregon
.
ed county attorney or .Montgomery I
(ilJ O e
n jr .
A Ilu v i i r d .M oth er.
county the word went around that he
One piAyer takes a handkerchief and,
E very one knows how devotedly the
w « m a “ good fellow .” The “ boys” said
throwing It at another, cries, “ Europe!” mother bird cures for her young while
lie was “ fine business,” and there was A timekeeper then begius counting ten
they are nestlings. She never leaves
GOVERNOR HOCH PUTS HIS BAN ON great joy In the fifteen saloons in Cuf- j rather rapidly, and the person to whom them alone long at a time aud cares
feyville,
In
the
three
saloons
in
Inde
the
handkerchief
was
thrown
must
TOPEKA LIQUOR JOINTS.
for them in the lenderest way.
It
pendence and tbe tw o in Gaue.v. Wag- name some place, river, mountain, per
was, however, n surprise to watch a
staff spent one month investigating son or thing connected with the coun
mother the other day when the weath
“ fln lo o n a S h a ll N o t O p e r a t e D a r i n a
the saloon business lu the county; tries o f Europe before number ten is
er was dreadfully warm. When the
M y T e r m o f O U B ee,” H e Say#*— C o u n t y
then he raided the places In Independ reached. It may be arranged that the
sun shone on the nest the mother hov
A t t o r n e y a n d C h ie f o f P o lic e E U ’
ence and closed them; then he organ person answering correctly puts the ered over it with wings and tail spread
f o r c i n g E x e c u t i v e ’* O r d e r * .
ized a raid on the fifteen places which next test question. I f incorrectly or wide. When It was hottest she Mat
Goverppr Hoch o f Kansas has doter had been running openly In C offeyville unable to answer, a forfeit must be
forward ou the nest, spreading her
mined that li<iuoi* siiall not be sold ille aud closed them; then he organized a paid.
tail feutbers until the white tips of
gally in Topeka during bis term o f o f raid ou the places in Cherry vale and
The pluyers must be alert aud alive, them showed. Then she leapt up a
fice.
closed them too. Cauey was the next for often the one throwing the hand couttant quivering, fauolug bar wluga
“ The saloons,” he says, “ shall not victim, and the “ lid was on.”
kerchief looks at one while throwing and (all (o give protection to tbe frail
run in tbe capital city o f Kansas with
W ugstaff says he w ill keep up the it in quite another direction.—“ Book o f raid go ta In the neat. Thin mother area
out my interference. I do not care work until there is not a “ join t” run Indoor and Outdoor Games.”
a bamming bird.
whether or not my interference is liked ning In the county.—St. Louis Post-
by the local authorities; tile joints shall Dispatch.
not operate here during my term o f of
Billon!»ness, dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
fice. That is settled.”
P r a lt C e re F o r D r v i k n , , , « .
distcrlicd sleep, nervousness, headache,
County Attorney Hungute, acting
gidunn'ss and drowr'ncss, wind and pain
“ There in but oue nure cure for tbe
or fullness of the stomach airer meals,
with the governor, notified the police drinking dineuae or bublt, aud that la
cold chills und iiusliings of heat, short- department to round up tbe Joints and
the simplest o f all,” says W hat to Eat.
nes> of breath — these are the blank
bring him evidence on which to con “ Tbe rure consists In eating frultn. It
cheques of physical bankruptcy.
The innn who suffers from these dis vict and that he would close the Joints will entirely destroy the taste fo r in
order? end neglects them will soon he in
tight. The police chief issued In stn ic-1 toxicants aud will make tbe drunkard
the relentless grasp of some fatal disease.
tions to the police us follow s:
return to the thoughts und tastes o f his
I f he is naturally narrow chested and
First.—N otify the proprietor to stop childhood, when be loved tbe luxuries
shadow lunged, it will probably be con
sumption; ¡{ his father or mother died of
sale at once.
j nuture Imd provided for blm and when
pari lysis or some nervous trouble, it will
Second.—G ive him forty-eight hours bis appetite bad not become contami
probably be nervous exhaustion or pros
tration, or even insanity; If there is a to rem ove stuff.
nated by false, cultivated tastes aud
taint in the family bioou, it will lx» bloo«l
Third.—Take names o f persons pfct I attendant fulne desire« and Imaginary |
or ikiDdinM M ; f he lives in a sew or a
rouizing place, d.ite and time o f day i pleasures. No person ever saw a man
low, swampy country, it will be malaria;
if he lives a Ilf” of exposure, it may be when.
or woman who liked fruit and who bud
rheuma Li: in. There is one safe course for
Fourth.—Turn names in ea* h day.
an appetite for drink. No person ever
a man to follow Who finds himself "out of
F ifth .—Hold patrolman responsible saw a man or woman with an appetite
sorts” and pit rering from the symptoms
descrilvd. ft is to resort to Dr. Pierce’s for presence o f Joints on his beat.
for drink who liked fruit. The tw o
Golden Me«deal Discovery. This medi
Sixth.—Get names aud descriptions
tastes ure at deadly enmity with each
cine makes vhe appetite keen, corrects all o f bartenders.
other, and there Is no room for both
disorders of the digestion, renders assimi
Seventh.—Get an absolutely correct
Aw aits every new patron that brings
lation perfect, invigorates the liver, puri
o f them In tbe same human couatltn
number
o
f
the
place
and
whether
base
fier and enriches the blo«sl and builds
th eir laundry work here, when they
tlou. One will certainly destroy tbe
firm, herithy flush and nerve tissue. It
ment or first floor, second fioor or third
receive their linen in such exquisite
other.”
curt s almost all diseases that result from
floor, and room on floor.
con d ition and with our unapproach
hisufiicient or improper nourishment of
This
means
that
Topeka
is
going
to
the brain and nerves. Bronchial, throat,
able and perfect color and finish on it.
A W la h t r T v m a e rm n c e F k s l u i .
and even lung afflictions, when uot too
be dry fo r a while at least.
It does a m an’s heart good to find a
When the Catholic temperance eocie-
far advanced, readily yield to it.
The Kansas supreme court has also
laundry that w ill turn out his lin en
A man or woman who neglect* . Just rendered a dec! don upholding the tles o f the United States hold their na
week after weok with such perfect
tional convention there Aug. 10 Wilkes-
constipation suffers from slow pot- •
*.niiur. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pi-1- I “ search aud seizure” law, which puts barre w ill enjoy a red letter day.
workm anship as we do.
lets cure constipation. One II? Te another d u b Into tbe bands o f the au
'P e lle t” is a gentle laxative, aid j
{ ’ resident Roosevelt will be there, and
two a mild cathartic. Don’t let a I thorities.
Cardinal Gibbons has notified the com
selfish -eller over persuade r>'«u * jo
From Independence comes the news mittee ou arrangements that he w ill de
accept a substitute for thes»- Origl* j
nal Little Liver Pills, Erst put up I that the “ lid" Is on, too. In Montgomery
liver an address on temperance. John
hyoid I'r r. v Pierre over 40 yean i
Luttve orders in DallaN with J. J. FitUvv
oounty and that the go eruor is re Mitchell, president o f the United Mine
riu ch im ita ted b u t s e v e r equaled.
or at the Williams confectionary store.
sponsible for it. A place to got a drink W orkers, w ill speak to tbe miners.
is as scarce as flower gardens in th«‘ Cardinal Gibbons and Mr. Mitchell w ill
Sahara.
occupy carriages in the parade, which
J. K 8.BLKY
A . C. R a b in .
The courthouse basement is filled promises to lie the largest procession o f * + « + + « * * * * * * * * + * ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ • ♦ ♦
with a miscellaneous collection o f re temperance men ever seen In the coun- I
S I B L E Y <5fc E A K I N ,
frigerators, barrels o f whisky, bottles try. Fifteen thousand total aDstalners
o f whisky, case1« o f !#eer o f every brand w ill be In Una.
A t t o r n e y n - H t - 1 ,u \ v .
and ever}' brew, spigots, pumps, mir
We have the only set of ahutro«* hooks in Poik
rors, bar counters, pictures o f ladies
W o n ’ t T e n c h V . i l t o S a lo o n .
unity. Reliable abstract* fiiruisited. and money to
a t c r e a t l y r e d u c e d prices
clothed in spangles and charity, steins
MO. No c*ui>niaiion charged on loo.»«
itonn.- S
Miss Leab Smith o f Clayton, M o„ re
FOR T H E M O N T H O F A U C U 8 T .
■d 1 Wilson's block. Dallas
o f all sizes and o f sll kinds with beau cently appealed to Superintendent An-
tifu l mottoes Ins^mibed tii»on them and drae o f the St. Ix>ui* county schools to
Vl
We have more stock of this kind than
can
wine g ’asees large mid small.
force the Bridgeton school board to
store and must sell some to make room for others.
There are also coses o f w ’ ne, the kind pay her three months' salary for tbe re •
R -b P A -N -S Tabule*
with the bubbles In it aud tbe kind with mainder o f the school term, which has W Come early and get the benefit
Doctors find
out the bubbles; cases o f mineral wa been declared o ff Miss Hmlth refused
ter to dissipate the headaches caused to complete the term In the room pro
A good prescription
by the bubbles, cases o f soda pop, vided by tbe school board, a room In
For mankind.
strangely out o f place, and empty I»ot- the same building with a saloon.
I h e 5 c e e t p a c k e t s is
tles by tbe hundreds o f dozens.
a e fa a s llv bw ttla. SO re n t e . contains a supply for •
# «+ + ♦ + ♦ + + + + ♦ « # # # ♦ «#
All 4 pietists sell the
When Thomas R. Waarstaff waa elect
UT> ON IN KANSAS.
A Stunning Suprise
r
r > • \ \ V A
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
Buggies, Carriages
^ and Hacks
N. L BU TLER
W ill practice in all coim a.
>ver bank.
AND
COPYRIGHT 1905
[ DAVID ADLER A SONS
$ WAGNER BROS
DALLA8