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BILLS ALLOWED.
THE NEW TREATMENT
of
Coupons
Out of
the Duke’s
Mixture Sack
getting u n t o l d
pleasure out o f
the Liggett&*\fyert
D uke’ s Mixture sack.
O ne 5c package bolds
many pipefuls o f pure, mild
smoking — or, if you please,
it will make many cigarettes o f
the good old-fashioned kind that you
roll yourself.
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D uke’ s Mixture, made by the
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. at Dur­
ham, N C ., is the favorite with ciga­
rette smokers.
It’ s the tobacco that
makes “ rolling” popular with men
who want the true taste o f pure,
mild, selected tobacco.
We’ re making this brand the leader of
its kind. Pay what you trill, you cannot
get better granulated tobacco than Duke’s
Mixture.
You still get the same big one and a
half ounce sack—enough to make m any
cigarettes —for Ac. And with each sack
you get a book of cigarette papers aud a
present coupon. FRKK.
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WHO DOES THE TARIFF AFFECT
Right now there is much concern over the lowering o f the duty
on various and sundry articles— chiefly manufactured products.
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Many men are
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List o f bill* allowed for the March
term o f the county court, 1913.
CIRCUIT COURT
H Holman
.............................f 12 00
;<• L Hubbard.................................. 12 00
and other
Jurors May term ............... . . 387 00
H itnesnes May term ................. 125 40
LUNG DISEASES
\\ A Gellatly
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1 00
J
B N unn........................................
6 00
as used by
Geo R Coad ................................ 19 00
J M Sean ............. . . . . ..........
9 24
COUNTY and commissioner ' s court '
THE CHICAGO SPECIALIST
G A W e lls ......................................
S H Petre ............... .................
Now in
J B Teal
.......................... 100 00'
McCann & Collins......................... „ 2 50 1
Dallas Garage ................................. 12 00;
James Nash ................................... 12 60
To Introduce Hit
JUSTICE COURT
J D Winn........................................ 10 35
Physiologic Methods
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Catarrh is a chronic disease of J H Savery........................................ 62 50
M Grant .................................... 219 79
the nasal cavity caused by germs J J E
Richter
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75 00!
that have infected the mucous
CLERK’ S OFFICE
membrane o f the nose and post­ A B Robinson J r .......................... 188 25
nasal space.
E E Shaw
................................... 76 0 0 1
In some o f these cases there is l.lma E Harris ............................. 40 00
TREASURER’ S OFFICE
a constant discharge o f mucous;
in others there is a pus discharge; Tracy S t a a t s ............... ................ 63 00
SCHOOL SUPT’ S OFFICE
while in others yet there is a
swelling of the mucous mem­ H C Seymour ............................... 113 80
brane over the turbinated bones H II Parsons ................................. 140 00
W I Ford
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9 00
o f the nose which makes it im­ H
E Barnhart .............................
9 00
possible to breathe through the K • i Chute ....................................
9 00
W A Johnson ...............................
9 00
afflicted nostril.
The routine treatment as ap­ G W .M eyer......................... . . . 28 50;
ENLARGED TONSILS
CATRRH, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS
ASSESSOR’ S OFFICE
plied by most physicians consists
o f sprays and douches. These C E Huntley.................................. 94 50
G Meador ................................ 75 00 j
o f course clean the nasal pass­ 1 D W
Goodell.................................... 45 00 j
age, but the germs being in the J T Ford
................................... 30 00
glands o f the mucous membrane F H Runcorn.................................. 36 00 ;
G
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k
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78 00
cannot be reached by it and are
Meyer...................................... 100 00
not killed. The catarrh contin­ J F S E Bohannon
. . . ....................... 30 00
ues.
Mrs F E Meyer ............................ 65 00
In the physiologic treatment as
CURRENT EXPENSE
used by Dr. Toel electrodes are Polk County lte m iz e r.................. 46 92 |
introduced into the nose connec­ Glass & Prudhomme..................... 102 14]
ted with currents o f five hundred Observer Print C o ....................... 29 60 j
G Coad ....................................... 42 72 |
thousand volts
These currents I C
Save the Present Coupons
Ross E M o o r e s .............................
2 00
cause only a little warmth and a Dallas Telephone C o ..................... 30 45 !
With the coupons you can get many
slight prickling sensation, but ! J C Hay ter .................................... 5 20
handsome, desirable presents — articles
they generate an enormous
suitable for men. women, boys and girls.
COURT HOUSE
Something for »verv member of the
amount o f ozone which kills the M V W ood...................................... 60 00
household.
germs in the mucous membrane. Dallas Water Co ....................... 6 35
o f c t i a / o ffer fo r M ay and June
In those cases o f catarrh where Dallas Iron W orks....................... 7 70 I
o n ly —
Cresent Chemical Co .................
4 00 J
there
is swelling and thickening Oregon Power C o . . ..................... 18 45 ]
Our new illustrated catalogue of pres­
of the mucous membrane Dr. A Barnett........................................
1 25
ents will be sent Free to anyone who
2 75
seuds us their name and address.
Toel either shrinks this with the J M Campbell ..............................
Coupons from Duke's M ixtu re may be allotted
high voltage current or where Sterling Furniture C o................... 619 90
math lajti from HOttSF. SHOE. J.T .. TINSLEY'S
JAIL
the bones itself in the interior o f
NATURAL LEAF, GRANGER
T W I S T , coupons from F O U R
the nose are afflicted he performs J M Grant................ ....................... 4 78
R O S E S Uflc tin double coupon),
PAUPER
PICK PLUG CUT. PIFDMONT
an electric operation with the
C IG A R E T T E S . CLIX CIGAR-
6 00
ETTES, and other tags or coupons
low voltage current which per­ J K Neal . ..........................
issued by us
Mercantile Co .................
1 25
mits him to destroy without the Dallas
W B O fficer................................... 11 00 I
P rem ium Dept.
loss of any blood and with none Simontrjn & S co tt......................... 6 55 I
or scarcely any pain as much of C E Huntley ............................ 173 50
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the diseased mucous membrane Drexler & Alexander................... 55 06
Boman ............................
8 00
as may be necessary to allow the August
St. Louis, M o.
H A Woods & C o........................... 15 71
patient to breathe properly State o f Oregon ......................... 60 00
C A Robinson................................
14 00
through his nose again.
9 23
In enlarged tonsils Dr. Toel Peter C o o k .....................
Lane’ s Variety Store .................
20 ]
either removes the entire diseas­ Mrs O A Dimick........................... 7 1 00
ed tonsil without any loss of Dallas Hospital Asso ................. 63 25
3 16
blood in a few minutes with the C L Crider......................................
electric loop operation, or he at­ U S Loughary .............................. 10 10
Flanery & Fundman............. . . . 48 70
ELECTRO-THERAPIST AND ELECTRO-SURGEON
tacks the diseased spots in I L Salmonon................................
3 75
the tonsils with the low »voltage J D Belt............ ..........................
3 40 2
Specialties:
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current and thus brings tfie ton­ Edwin R ig g s ................................. 2 00 I *
sil to shrinkage. Sometimes he Willis Cunningham ..................... 109 00 j
Dallas Meat C o ............................
400
No K nifeandL ossof Blood. No Plasters and Pains for Hours or Days uses the high voltage current for
INSANE
this. All these operations are A B Starbuck .............................. 5 00
POLYPUS. GOITRE. PILES. FISTULA, STRICTURE,
5 00 I
bloodless and cause very little L A llollman.................................
PHYSIOLOGIC TREATMENTS For
pain. They are also free of the B 11 M cC a llo n .............................. 6 00
DIEASE o f WOMEN.
SKIN and NERVOUS DISEASES
FRUIT INSPECTOR
danger o f blood poisoning as the
Neuralgia, Neurasthenia, Gout, Rheumatism,
blood vessels and lymphatic ves­ J C Parker.................................... 47 15
Diseases o f the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, Prostate, Asth­ sels are securely closed up by the
MISCELLANEOUS
ma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Constipation.
E M Smith ...........
125 00
very operation.
166 66
Dallas, Oregon
Telephone 1303
In Asthma, Bronchitis and II Conner .............................
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
019 Washington St.
Hours: 9-12, 2-5, 7-8,
other lung diseases Dr. Toel uses
M Suver ..................................... 67 85
One-half Block East o f S. P. R. R. Depot
Sundays: 9-1
a current o f extremely high volt­ F
K N Wood .................................... 13 75
age which projects a stream of James Harris .............................. 11 25
5 00
blue fire against the chest o f the II Wunder.....................
8 00
patient; but this fire does not T B Stone.......................
N A I.unde ..................................
22 93
burn; the fire can be seen by the Guy Bros
.............................. 57 00
patient but he feels only a slight Coast Culver C o ........................ 88 50
warmth. The current however Watt Shipp .................................. 119 65
penetrates entirely through the Dave M M addell........................... 1202 01
Craven & Huff...............................
1 85
chest and generates ozone in J Bagley.......................................... 3 "(I
enormous quantities. Any di­ I) M Stevens
14 M
sease germs in its path are quick­ Himes Eng & Const Co ............. 35 00
Granil
Ronde
S
t
o
r
e
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2 05
ly destroyed and in addition the
Transfer Co........................... 71 89
blood circulation in the lungs is star
C W Lee
4 65
improved and regulated. Pain I 'alias National bank
35 00
and expectoration o f pus as in an E R P a lm e r .........
46 25
49 25
attack o f the grippe are very Beall & C o...................
S Merrick ...............
8 00
quickly stopped;
fever goes T
C L Crider
.
7 98 !
quickly down and the heart beat? C W Davis Hdw Co .
2 20
become regular. Medicines tak­ Rosa T Pierce . . . . . . .
40 63
46 25
en into the stomach are almost J W F in n ..........
lieigleman.........
6 65 I
useless in such cases, but elec­ J J G
W Butler.
5 47
tricity does the work quickly and I’hos J Merrick......................
151 50
without pain.
Ivie & Payne .
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15 75
18 16 I
Dr. Toel has for 30 years made C K Spaulding l.»g Co ..
John R Robbins....................
145 oo !
a specialty o f electrical opera­ John
Holman
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22 oo !
tions and treatments.
James Middleton..............
30 oo;
Dr. Toel can be found at 619 U S Grant ..................................... 7 501
Washington street, Dallas, one- Ira Mehrling.................................... 253 60 I
C >1 Holman
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6 00
half block from S. P. railway de­ Clint
H u n n ecu tt.......................... 50 00 I
pot from 9 to 12. to to 5, and 7 Louis M a n e ll................................ 2 50
to 8, week days and from 9 to 1 Independence Garage . . . . . . . . 11 50 I
on Sundays. Telephone 1303.
People interested should cut Nineleen-Thirtcea Class Graduates.
out the articles above mentioned
Friday, June 13, 1913, was the'
and paste them in a scrap book occasion for the graduation of 13
as they may come handy at any students from the Dallas high
time.
school. The
auditorium was
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crowded to its seating capacity.
Osteopathy Appeals Most lo the It- The stage was a bower o f lovli-
telligent Classes.
ness with a background o f green
Osteopathy as a healing art is foliage containing the number 13
here to stay. Persecutions and uniquely inscribed in white rases.
sneers from medical bigots will The invocation was given by Rev.
not hinder it. It appeals to the Curtis, of the Baptist church;
most it telligent classes. It has Josephine Luebke gave the se­
| proved its worth in the cure of lection, "Thine O w n " on the I
diseases generally. How strange piano; Lena Skersies gave the I
i it is, then, that dispensers of pills salutatory, a vocal solo, "Perfect
and potions, the pharmaceutic Day” by Claudia Brown; Loren |
guessers. as a facetious writer Butler delivered the valedictory !
calls them, should be the last to address. "Resistance o f Obsta-I
President Homan, o f j
: recognize its claims or to see the cle s."
remarkable cures it is effecting Willamette University, then ad- ,
i day by day under their very nos- dressed the class and Dr. McCal-|
| es! If the medical doctors stud-1 Ion presented the diplomas. A
i ied osteopathy in a scientific violin solo. "Scenes That Are
spirit, their prejudices and fears Brightest,” by Julius Herzog, j
evenings program.
would quickly fade away. Until ended the
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| they do that the public, which is
Notice
to
People
Atteadiag the
not wholly ignorant o f the mer­
its o f osteopathy, will be apt to
Chautauqua.
regard them as incompetent wit­
Free camp ground, free Can­
nesses. Jersey City (N, J.)
yon Creek water and free stove
The Reliable Home Furnishers
Journal.
wood will be furnished to people
Cor. Main and Wash. Sts.
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Dallas, Ore.
Robert VanOrsdel was an over holding season tickets to the
Chautauqua.
Sunday vfeitor from Portland.
Many manufacturers are much concerned over the final result o f
a lower duty but did it ever occur to you that the man who tills
the soil is already on a “ duty free” basis and that the products
he raises will continue to be used in just as large quantities and
be sold at prices that mean large profits to the producer.
For all this tariff talk you cannot find anything about lower pri­
ces to the farmer on hops, berries, fruits, cattle, hogs, produce;
etc., No, because the demand keeps ahead o f the supply, and
high duty or low duty you’ll be benefitted
CAN CER S AND TUMORS
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The fresh, bright prettiness of our new
stock of linoleum must l»e seen to be
appreciated. Bought only from the best
factories—it is enduring and decorative
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GUTHRIE to every buyer of an acreage tract.
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Federali Trust Co.
P. A . T A Y L O R
Care of
Gail Hotel,
Dallas, Oregon.
Room 314,
Journal Bldg.,
Portland, Ore.
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SUMMER
VACATIONS
Seashore or Mountains
VIA T H E
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3-day Tickets on Sale
Saturday and Sunday
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I OGDEN It SHASTA I
RO U TES
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Season Tickets on Sale
Until Sept.30
TO THE
T IL L A M O O K and N E W P O R T B E A C H E S
S mmoti far«, from the principal stations to Newport or Tillamook Beaches are ae follows:
FROM
TO
Portland
Oregon City
Salem
Albany
Corvallia
Eugene
Roseburg
Medford
Ashland
Newport
44
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$ 6.25
6.25
5.15
400
3.75
5.80
8.75
12.00
12.00
Correspondina low fsre* from other points.
TO
FARE
Tillamook Beaches
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THE
.. Dallas..
CHAUTAUQUA
Gives YOU a
a chance to hear three
noted attractions
Week-end tickets on sale from various points:
WHITE CITY BAND
of Chicago
SENATOR BURKETT
CHAPIN’S LINCOLN
S U N D A Y E X C U R S IO N T R A I N O N T H E C . & E . R. R.
Leavm Albany at 7:20 a. M., Corvallis 7:50 a. m. And connects with theS. P. trains 16 and
14 Northbound and No. 13 Southbound
Excursion Fares East
Tickets will be told from all main and branch line points in Oregon to Eastern destina­
tion one way through California or via Portland. Stop-overs within limit.
T ick ets o n S ale D aily to S e p te m b e r 3 0
F in al R e tu rn L im it O c t 3 1 s t
For beautifully illustrated booklet "Vacation Days." and booklets describing Tillamook
County Beaches. Newport and other points, as well as information about Eat'em Faroe,
routes, stop-overs, etc., call on nearest agent or write to
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
The proper kind of linoleum
Visit the Ladies’ Rest Room when
in town. Your are welcome
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while to sell-saves you money and
is sometimes more decorative, and
always cleaner, than carpet.
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If a man loves a girl, that’s his business;
If a giri loves a man, that’s her business;
If they want to get married, that’s their business;
If they want to buy Groceries that’s Loughary’s
business
and many others
Remember t h e dates
July 4 to 9
Buy your Season Tickets now
Dallas Commercial Club
W.
V.
Fuller, Pres.
Walter L. Tooze, Sec’y