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butter fat. It is estimated that her NOT MUCH OF AN EFFORT HIDDEN DANGERS. milk will produce a revenue of $1,200 to $1,590 a ye ir.—From ‘Prize Cow of the World,” in Technical World Magazine Natvre Gives Timely Warnings Proposition to finish High School R ou H. Nelson Obtains Prize-Wit - for November. Goes Through by big Majority • • ------------ ning Jersey in Kentucky. that no Dallas Citizen Can BULL BOUGHT FOR $3350. CURES MALARIA SPECIAL DRESS GOODS The Roberts Murder Case. The proposition to further bond school Afford to Ignore. (district No. 2 in the sum of $10,000 to “That Roberts bad met bis death by | complete the high school building was j Malaria is a species of blood poverty known as anae a gunshot wound administered by a party or parties unknown,” was the Dinger Signal No 1 comes from the the issue in town last Saturday after mia. It is a condition in which the circulation is so verdict of the coroner’s jury Saturday. kidney secretions. They will warn you noon, and called out some 100 voters. It weak a c l impure that it is unable to supply the svs'.em To establish I because of death was the when the kidneys are sick. Well kid , was hardly expected that any serious ; with su i - 1 -,-nt nourishment aud strength to preserve only aim of the jurv and neither iunr* neys excrete a clear amber fluid. Sick I development to finishing up the huiid- ordinary health. der clew nor suicide thejrv w as dis kidneys send out a thin, pale and foamy j ing at the present time and getting the j rhe medical profession is divided in Opinion as cussed. Seven witnesses were sum or a thick, red, ill smelling urine, full of I matter over with once and for all, would • develop, but this did not deter the j to tile manner in which malarial poison gets into the moned, among them Karl Gardner, who sediment and irregular of passage. Danger Signal No. 2 comes from the friends of the measure who thong! t of blood. Some take the position that it is an atmospheric has not yet cleared himself to the satis faction of Chief of Police Gibson. After back. Back pains, dull aud heavy, or it when recording their preference, ' poison, the specific germs of which are breathed into the the inquest the Roberts brothers an sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys many ladies turning out to show that lungs and thus transmitted to the circulation. Others nounced that they had offered $500 re and warn you of the approach of drop they desired the work well done while advance the opinion that persons become inoculated with ward for the capture of the murderer if sy, diabetes and Bright’sdiaease. Doan’s they were at it. There were 110 votes the poison through the bites of mosquitos. All however murdvr is proved, The county offered Kidney Pills cuie sick kidneys and cure cast in all, 79 voting to issue the bonds, agree that MALARIA is a blood affection, and any treat $500 reward. Funeral services were them permanently. Here is proof in and 31 recording themselves as against ment to successfully overcome it must not only purify any further expense at this time. The held from the First Methodist Episco the statement ot a nearby resident. J. A. Simmons, Log Cabin street. In result of the vote has been anticipated this vital fluid, but at the same time add the necessary pal church undeJ the auspices of the by the school board, and as soon as the qualities of richness and strength to the circulation. A Cow Worth Owning. Odd Fellows. The last carriage of the dependence, Ore., says: The malarial poison destroys large numbers of the rich, red corpuscles necessary formalities can be gone Some cows may give better milk, but plain funeral cortege was the vehicle in ” 1 do not believe 1 would be alive today through the contracts for the com of the circulation, and the peculiar paleness of anaemic persons is due to this no cow in the world gives so much of it which Robert» met his death. It was were it not for Doan’s Kidney Pills. 1 pletion of with, structure and its furnish fact. In the first stages of Malaria there as Josephine, an eight-year-old Holstein- occupied by two of the younger sous. suffered for a long time from kidney ings will the awarded, and the work is a bilious condition of the system, Fresian, the queen of the herd of the Roberts s survived by six sons and a trouble aud lumbago. The kidney se pushed as be A PHYSICAL WRECK. fast as it can be for occupan Missouii State College of Agriculture. daughter. They are Charles and Wil cretions were too frequent and painful constant bodily weakness, poor appe cy in the near future. in passage and cuused me much annoy liam Roberts, ot Independence; Frank D u rin g 1000 I w a s r u n n in g a Just now Josephine is undergoing a test tite, and a “ no account,“ tired feeling. fa rm on the M is sis sip p i R iv e r , of how much milk she will give in a B. ami Harry Roberts, of Salem; Clar- ance. I tried a number of remedies but en d becam e so im p re g n a te d w ith S .S . S. searches out and destroys was not helped until I began using | ence Roberts, of Marion ; Ernest Rob- year. Having already broken all the m a ia r ia th a t fo r a y e a r a fte rw a rd s every particle of malarial infection and Last Rally at Falls City. I w as a p h y s ic a l w re ck . I to o k a other lacteal .records it is a pretty safe I erts, of Montesano; Mrs. Myra Dotson, Doan’s Kidney Pills. They helped me builds the blood up to a healthy, nour nu m ber o f m ed ioin es recom m en d The last rally of the campaign took bet that Josephine will establish a clear of Salem. Roberts was born in Ohio 88 from the first and I am now free from ed as blood p u rifie rs , o h ill cu res ishing condition. Then the system re place at Falls City Saturday evening. title to the heavy-weight mill: produc years ago and when 12 years old remov kidney complaint ” and m ala ria era dlcators, bu t n o th For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Two coach loads went up from Dallas, ceivesits required nutriment, the bright in g did me a n y good u n til I b egan ing championship and hold it safe for ed to Iowa. Thence he went to Cnli- to use S.H.S., w h ich I d id a b ou t a Buffalo, and about the same number came down I fornia where lie resided in llumbolt cents. Foster-Mi I burn Co., red corpuscles begin to multiply iu the B o rn e time. y ea r ago. T h e re s u lt w as th a t circulation, sallow complexions grow Colanthe 4th Johanna, owned in I county. He then moved to the Cheha- New York, sole agents for the United from Black Rock, a free train having a fter ta k in g s e v e ra l b o ttle s o f the lis country. Wash., wITffni he engaged in States. la rg e siae I w aa as w e ll and stron g been chartered for their accommoda Rosendale, Wisconsin, used to be the ruddy and flushed with health, the liver as I e v e r w as, and h a ve n e v e r had Remember the name—Doan’s—and tion. They were met at the depot by prize cow, but Josephine has beaten ev the logging and timber business. About and digestion are righted, the appetite a c h ill sinco. I e x p e c t to take the brass band, which the loyal demo ery one of her records. In the first six four years ago be purchased 450 acres in take no other. S.S.S. e v e r y y e a r as a p r e v e n t lv e , improved, and the system vitalized and and w ou ld a d vis e e v e r y b o d y else crats of our sister city had engaged, and months of the present test Josephine tlie Willamette Valley and took up nis refreshed in every way. S.S.S. is a safe to fo llo w m y e x a m p le . led to the hall, where after short talks produced lti.834 pounds ot milk against home with his son-in-law here. All his Death of Polk County Lady. 3. R . C O W L E Y , and pleasant remedy as well as an effi by Chairman J. G. VanOrsdall, Judge 15,541 )K)unds for Colanthe. In one Willamette Valley tract but 75 acres A m o ry , M ies. The many frionds of Mrs. Lynn II. L. D. Brown, and Hon. G. W. Myer, the cient one. If you have Malaria we will day Josephine produced 110 2 pounds of was sold by him and how he invested it Briggs will he pained to learn that she main speaker of the evening took the be glad to have you write us describing milk agaiast Colanthe's 100: in one is a mystery.—Statesman. passe 1 from this life Saturday afternoon floor in the person of Barister McAllis the case. We will send free our book on the blood and at the same time our month Josephine produced 2,960 pounds at 2 o’clock. Her death will be a great ter, of Portland, he being sent to take physicians will give you some medical advice that will be of great service to against the Wisconsin cow’s 2,783 and shock to many of her Salem friends, the place of Hon. Harry Lane, who Will Have Apples to Exhibit. she has beaten the Wisconsin cow’s av you in curing yourseif with S. S. S. No charge for the book or advice. J. K. Guttry is preparing a five-box . as her condition had not been consider could not get there on account of other erages for two, three, four, five and six THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. lot of Northern Spy apples from his or ed serious un il within the last two engagements. All the seats in the large months. The average farmer is satisfied if his chard for exhibition at the Portland | weeks. She will he greatly missed by hall were filled, together with the gal cows give ten quarts of milk a dav, but Apple show this month. So far as we all. She was horn in 1877, and spent lery, and many were left to stand. The Josephine gives enough to till fifty-four know apples from this section have her girlhood «lays in Salem. She was enthusiasm was rampant, especially quart bottles. Giving the average per never vet been placed on exhibition at married to Mr. Lynn H. Briggs, October when the speaker made telling points son two-thirds of a pint of milk a day any of the various apple shows, and Mr. 2, 1907, and has lived in Portland for against the present method of ring rule, she could supply a hotel with lt*5board Gnttrv’s move is one in the right direc the past ten years. Besides her hus and as a good proportion of the audience ers. The butter from her milk would tion. This year has proven beyond a i band, she leaves her father, J. W. Har- were republicans, it showed that the ritt, one sister, Mrs. A. 0 . Lawrence, hatred of assembly methods was sin be enough to supply forty boarders three doubt that apples of I he best grade can and one bro.her, Frank B. Hariitt to cere. The train left for Black Rock at times a day. Naturally with such a he and are raised here and a little pub mourn her loss—Salem Statesman. 10 and for Dallas at 10:30, after one of high production, the milk given by Jose lic spirit in getting them on exhibition the most enthusiastic rallies in the his phine is inferior to that given by the will at least draw attention to the pos tory of the democratic party iu Polk Penny piatala by tiie huuJreJi at sibilities of the land in that direction, average dairy cow, although it meets county. L. D, Daniel’s. and exceeds the legal requirements of —Amity Standard. Ross H. Nelson, of ln<te|>en<leiu,e, who in May went to Boston to receive a larife shipment of Jersey cattle* which VV. R. Spann had selected on the Iele of Jersey, has gone east again to bring to the valley two carloads of imported and fancy thoroughbred Jerseys for himself and J. B. Stump, of Monmouth. Among these are some of the finest bred cows in America. A telegram from Mr. Nelson says that he bought Noble Pier, a fine bull, for $3350 at the big sale on November 3 at Burr Oak farm, Shelbyville, Ky, Noble Pier was a first prize winner Jersey and has taken first prizes wherever exhibi ted in the United States. ELECTRIC IRONS FREE ON TRIAL WOMEN REALIZE the conveni ence and labor-saving value of an Electric Iron. Hour We have just received a straight car load of Morning Star Flour, which is a blended flour made of choice valley wheat blended with 30 per cent Blue Stem, thus making a strong, white glutenous flour comparing with so-called hard wheat blended flour which sells at $1.65, this flour we will sell at the $1.30 price. We guarantee every sack to give satisfaction or your money back. M o rn in g S ta r F lo u r $ 1 .3 0 per sack THE COST of electric e n e r g y amounts to less than five cents per hour. used PHONE 24 and we will send you an Electric Iron on THIRTY DAYS FREE TRIAL. At present there are over 100 Electric Irons used in this city. Northwestern Corporation J. L. WHITE, Local Manager GOOD SERVICE COUNTS in Groceries as well as anything else * i We Have the Clerks and the Goods! SiMONTON & SCOTT M b SILK SALE ~ FOR 7 DAYS ONLY , Commencing Saturday, Nov. 5th II and Closing Saturday, Nov. 12th. Positively no goods sold before and after the above dates. None reserved. 20% DISCOUNT On our entire stock of Dress Goods and Silks, all this season’s latest novelties, such as English Diagonals, Wide Wales Suitings, Broadcloth, Fancy Mixtures, Crêpons, Taffetas, Tweeds, Cheviots ana Hop-Sacking, including Blues and Blacks. IN SILKS Plaids, Moires, Persians, Messa- lines, Taffetas, Pongees, Checks and Stripes, in all the latest styles and colors. Be sure and remember the date and take advantage of this Great Saving. 460 Ladies’ and Misses’ Union Suits and Two-piece Garments in wool and cotton and wool mixtures, to be closed out a t a great sacrifice. A late shipment of Women’s and Little Women’s Tailor-made Suits, also Coats and Suits for extra large women are now on display a t low prices. Fitted and altered free of charge by expert fitters. Visit our Clothing Section You’ll find first-class Worsted Suits from $12.50 to $20.00. ' Hand-tailored pure Worsted and Woolen Suits from $20.00 to $30.00. Men’s and Boys’ Suits from $7.50 to $15. A large assortment of Overcoats and Raincoats for men and boys from $6.00 to $25.00. Walk-over Shoes for men and women from $3.50 up. The largest stock of Heavy Shoes in the county. Satisfaction guaranteed. If you are satisfied tell your friends, if not, tell us. D . M. Nayberger S u c c e s s o r to and f o r m e r p artn er of R. JACOBSON & CO. M c M i n South of the Court House, Dallas iX, 1 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++T++++++++++++++++++++++ n v il l e A L L K IN D S OF R E P A IR IN G N E A T L Y DON E t LEE S M IT H ’S C Y C L E R Y , D A LLA S J OUR SHOES are ju st a little different from those found elsewhere. You are not following the crowd when you w e a r our Shoes as they have a character and style of their own. We give you correct style and fit. We have different shoes for dif feren t f e e t Our Shoes do not cave in a t the toes, nor run down a t the counter. We are selling Alfalfa Meal every day, and it gives good satisfaction. Just received, a new line of Studebaker Bug gies. When in the market, come in. | Horseshoeing ^ General Blacksmithing I i H O R S E S H O E IN G A S P E C IA L T Y l can cure quarter cracks and contracted feet. Also stop I interfering and forging. I guarantee all work first class Yt All I ask of the public is to give me a fair trial. DALLAS, OREGON. Yes, we will protect you as to style, quality and fit I GEORGE P. C R A M E R Z Fred W ag n er’s Old Stand. Dallas, Or. M R S . J . C. G AYNO R FOR YOUR COOD SHOES &— Q THE DALLAS TRANSFER D A LLA S , O R EC O N Phone and stand at W. R. Ellis’ confectionery All kinds of hauling done well and promptly. cial attention given to commercial men. Bell phone 64 Mutual 243 Spe S H A W & B IR K , Proprietors. f-fHE IMPROV Crider’s General Store O REG ON Just a Little Different .•.j..+++++++++++4.++++++++++4.+++-i-++-»-++++++^.++J-++++++++++< Have you seen our Aurora Wood Burner Stove?—making an elegant closed or open front Parlor Stove, hot blast circulation, front panel is closely fitted and easily removed when stove is used as an Open Front heater; when not in use there is place for hanging panel on back. This stove is on exhibition in our show windows. , o -® I l BICYCLES-REPA1RING-SUPPLIES I 5»; i i! ED j N o n p a r e il ® —0 —> j THE DALLAS MEAT CO. W H Y N O T BUY YOUR M E A T S A T A S A N IT A R Y M A R K E T ? Having installed one of the latest and most up to date Cold Storage Plants, we are, and have been, ABLE TO SERVE MEAT AS IT SHOULD BE SERVED these summer days, not being exposed to the dust or flies. In connection we also have a Cold Storage Fish Box from which we serve A Splmdid Overall fo r every use. C ut generous ly full. Two h ip p ocket*. Felled seam*. Continuous fly. .a ».Jgi MLRPNY. GRANT t CO. Fresh Fish Tuesdays and Fridays We carry a full line of Fresh, Smoked and Cooked MeaU. Poultry Dressed whih you wait. Right prices for good Meats. We want your Fat Beef, Veal, Sheep, Hogs and Poultry. a.aa.aaaaa a xaa a kk