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VfVO xn?f AAA4 I I " 1 r DALLAS, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, MAY 15, 1903 NO 9. r c e ? c ? ? ? c ? t 6 t 6 C CLOSING OUT SALE On account of various reasons, but mainly continued ill health, I have de cided to sacrifice my goods here and get into something in which 'I will not be so closely confined. . ' Everything; Goes Without Reserve HATS, CAPS, LADIES', MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES LADIES' WAISTS AND MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Many of these lines are just in, and some are still on the road All will be included in the sale. Many things at less than cost and you don't have to'buy $5 or $io worth to get the discount Men's $2.25 Pants, to close, at $1.75 Ladies' Shirt Waists, $L50 values $1.15 Men's $L50 Pants, to close, at ' $1.15 Ladies' Shirt Waists, $1.00 values .75 Men's $3.75 Pants, to close, at $2.50 Ladies' and Men's Shoes, $3.00 val.$2.25 SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY, MAY 8 This Is Your Chance To Get New Merchandise At Your Price SALE PR I CBS CASH Co DOD Racket Store Dallas, Or. C3 WAGNER BROS. CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF Single Shovel Plows, Double Shovel Plows, Wing Shovel Plows, Five-Tpoth Cultivators, Disc Cultivators, Peg Tooth Harrows, Spring Tooth Harrows, Disc Harrows, reversible with Extension Head. ::::::::::::: AH kinds of Plows, Harrows, Cultivators and everything needed to cultivate a hopyard or orchard. ' xk i ac ftncr.fkM wsab'SS'S' sswswSi wwwwwq w'swww wwwww'afw&'a, ss,rs&&ss, TTORNEY AT UW. Oscar Hay ter; Upstairs In Campbell bulldlngr, Mill St. DALLAS. OREGON. yANORSDEL, Hayes & Co. DEALERS IN. IReal Estate YOU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US. FARMS, STOCK RANCHES, TIMBER LANDS and CITY PROPERTY. ROOM 1,' (upstairs) Wilson Building, Dallas, Ore. K c Headquarters For WALL PAPER All the late and stylish designs in Wall Paper and Borders, direct from the East, can now be found at our store, and the prices are lower than ever before. You are invited to call and inspect our beautiful line of PICTURE FRAME MOULDING. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND GLASS Constantly on Hand. L. D. DANIEL, 4 MILL STREET. DALLAS, ORE. TTORNEYS AT LAW. Sibley & Eakin. The on!y reliable set of Abstracts In Polk county. Office on Court St, DALLAS, OREGON. A TTORNKY AT- LAW Julius N. Hart Office upstairs In Osfleld Building. Room 1. DALLAS, OREGON. TTdRNBY AT LAW. Butler & Coad. Office over Dallas City Bank. DALLAS. OREGON, D ENTIST. M. Hayter, Office over Wilson's Drug Store SHOULD MAKE CLEAN CITY Portland Telegram Offer Some Timely Remarks on the Subject. Clean up. This remark is mad several times a year. It would scarce ly ever be out order or out of date says the Portland Telegram. At no time of year is there enoug cleaning up done. Never have people who own or rent filthy premises been compelled as muc as they should have been to ''clean up." But the adjuration is particularly timely now, when the Sprin though advancing slowly, appears to be here at last, and with warm weather, near at hand, will bring the disease-causing microbes that inhabit filth into activity.- Ashes stable offal, rotting grass and leaves vegetable refuse, rusty tin cans, not to particularize farther, should be carefully eliminated 1 from every person's private premises. mi i t mere suouia also be increased and more systematic efforts to clean up the streets, and get and keep them in as good form as possible. It should be done in the natural course of events, and as a matter of course. Not enoush work of this kind has ever been done here. Portland, long almost the healthiest city in the country, is not so much so lately; and this result is no doubt due in large measure to the amount of filthy and decaying rubbish all over the city. So not only for ap pearance's sake, but for health's sake, as a matter of economy, and comfort, and safety, "clean up." Nay, even as a matter of morality, the city, all private as well as public premises, should be cleaned up and kept clean. There is some truth in the saying thaf'cleanliness is next to godliness." And it ap plies to streets, yards, private purlieus, rear spaces and vacant ots, as well as to bodies and garments. . :rr.':".rT.: A certain society has this .notto: 'Look up! Lift up." To this could properly be added, "clean up." And a great deal of this work is to be done. It should be everybody's business, but it should be especially the business of those paid to attend to the city's affairs. BILL HAYDEN CAN SHOOT MADE A GOOD IMPRESSION Makes Six Bullseyes, and Is Given According to a Portland Paper, But Position as Guard at the Reames Never Made the Speech. Penitentiary. The Oregon Journal, of Portland, Putting six bullets into the bulls- is not only up-to-date, but at times eye of a target, secured for William somewhat ahead of it. Whether Hayden a position as wall guard at the management is running wild the state prison, says the Salem since John Lathrop went to Eugene correspondent of the Oregonian. as the press representative of the diill" Hayden, as he is commonly Democracy in general, and Mr Known, is a 1'olk county farmer Keames in particular, or that the and a son of the pioneer lawyer foreman refused to lift Mr. Reames' and legislator, Ben Hayden. "Bill" speech from the silent forms may recently leased . nis hopyard, and never be known, says the Salem having nothing else to do sought a Journal. However, a delayed train, position at the penitentiary. He owned by a soulless cornoration. re- consulted two prominent politicians fused to deliver Mr. Reames at in Salem and asked them to use Champoeg in time for him, in turn, their influence with the adminis- to deliver his speech. This is tration in his behalf. He was ad- where our contemporary showed vised that merit would count for energy and determination. Reames more than influence and it was Bug- was billed to speak, and the Journal gested to him that he ask the super- admired, applauded and appreci CRIMSON MET DEFEAT Dallas Boys No Match for Farmers in Dual Field Meet at Corvallis. DALLAS, OREGON. !)HY8ICAN AND SURGEON. L. N. Woods, M. D., Does general practice In any part of of the county. Office on Mill street. DALLAS. OREGON. !HYSTCIAN AND 8UKGBON. T. V. B. Embree, Office Upstairs in Osfield Building. DALLAS, OREGON. JJlIYPlCIAN AXD SIROEOX E. J. Howard, M. D. Room 8, TJglow Building DALLAS OREGOX R. C. Craven, Pres. R. E. "Williams, Cashier. hlhs Gil; hii Exchange bought and sold on all points. Special attention paid to col lections. In a field meet held in Corvallis Friday afternoon the Oregon Agri cultural College track team defeated Dallas Col.'ege by a score of 107 to 1S4- A large crowd witnessed the events. The Dallas boys scored as follows: Pole Vault Launer, first; height 9 feet 10 inches. Mile run Teats, first; time 5:22. High Jump Poling (Dallas) tied with Burnough (O. A. C.) for third. 44Q yard dash -Wilson, second 220-yard hurdle Teats, second; Ford, third. 220 yard dash Wilson, third Attorneys W. II. Holmes and Webster Holmes, of Salem, attend ed circuit court this week. Van B. Sears was in Dallas on Monday, looking hale and hearty from the effects of a several months' trip through Mexico and Southern California. The Luckiamute Flouring Mills Company, of Luckiamute, Polk count.v, has filed articles of incor poration in the office of Secretary of. State Dunbar. G. Keller, H. R. Nehrbas and Ira C. Powell are the incorporators. The capital stock is $15,000. John Maurer, of Salem, was shot through the hand, Wednesday. near the Grande Ronde Agency. He was on his way to the mount ains on a fishing trip, and in get ting out of the rig the revolver he was carrying in his coat pocket struck on the wheel and was dis charged. Dr. Kershaw of the Agency dressed the wound and he returned home Wednesday. Sheri dan Sun. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. E. "W. Grove's signature Is on each box. 25c nienaent oi tne prison to give him ated the speech Reames didn a test on'marksmanship. make, just as heartily as thoue naycien accepted trie advice and he had made it. It may be tha went out to the prison. "Bill" has our friend Lathrop projected his "roughed it" a good deal in his and Reames' astral bodies to time and is perhaps not so prepos- Champoeg and succeeded in con sessing in his appearance as he vincing themselves they were bot might be. The superintendent, never there, but regard for truth comnel theless, thought the request a reason- us to say that when that speech o able one and turned Hayden over Reames' was being made and the to Warden McPherson. The target loud applause was being given 1 t . x - -v 1 was piacea in position iuu yards Keames was still in Eugene. Here away and Hayden was given a is the Journal's statement: prison rifle with which he was not "The appearance of Mr. Reames familiar. bcarcely taking aim. on the stand n thn Bmni . Iayden pumped three bullets into outburst of enthusiasm, and if this thebullseye. Thinking that this may be taken as an example of his record was merely a "run of luck," popularity with the people of the warden changed his target, Marion county, the county may as wnen myden repeated his accom- well betaken from the doubtfu pllShment. column and nWeri tn Viia nrorlif . v I ' - w ww w WW k J VS. J V ou may report for duty tomor- His address was highly appreciated row morning," was the only com- for its delivery, historical incidents ment the superintendent made after and patriotism. He was loudly the warden had made his report applauded, and the young man and recommendation. ' left a most fnvomhl ft imnrpfiainn . r. iiayden has handled a rifle ever with his hearers. The people o since he was a small boy; shooting this section showed their usua squirrels and thirds gave-MnrrBKmrhbopUVKty fcw-tVro-ricUorowTHrTrie hat he could not have gained in event will long be remembered by ny other way. He' will be re all who were present." membered by several hundred The delicious part.of the whole members of the Second Oiegon as thing is the last two lines, Hell Roaring Bill" during the The speech was sent out in ad- campaign in the Philippines, where vance to various papers, and when he served as a member of that the train was delayed Assistant regiment. Secretary Lathrop telegraphed the When lracy and Merrill were papers to "kill" the speech. Th surrounded in the woods near telegram was not signed, so the. Gervais a year ago, Hayden and Portland paper probably took the several others were determined to message as a fake and let the plunge into the , woods and bring speech go. out the desperadoes or die in the - attempt. Sheriff Durbin would ARNOLD'S NEW ANIMALS not let them go, and in disgust Hayden shouldered his rifle and This Fine Collection of Foreign Beasts walked to balem. He went back Will Be on Exhibition at the on his farm and paid no more atten- Dallas Street Carnival. tion to Tracy and Merrill. T . 77 ', . 1T , , , . , . lli. J. Arnold, the proprietor of Hayden has been assigntd to ., , f r . duty as a night guard on tho wall. the 0reSon and 1 8Clfic Oriental It may be presumed that having Carnival, which is to open the sea seen an exhibition of the guard's son in Dallas, June 3, 4, 5 and C, skill with the rifle and knowing received a big consignment of wild something of his "style," Warden -n:1Qi0 u. o.n; i,0t nrTu -n . animals at 11:15 last night, eav McPherson will not try to repeat ., . , , his feat of going over the wall at tbe Evening Telegram. The ship night to test the vigilance of the ment let New York Friday, April guards. 24, and came through over the . . o j jt fry Bpecjai vells, Fargo vo. s express, ine annuals or most of them arrived in New York via Hamburg and Liverpool, April 1. Tlu;y were imported by W. M. Bai tell", of New York, and were captured in Australia, New Zealand, Africa, South America and India. It required the services of eight men to get the newest additions to Mr. Arnolds collection from the Cure crates into their cages. "I am more than pleased at the fine order in which theanirnalscame through," said Mr. Arnold at the Exposition building today. "The express company deserves praise. The' all came through in most excellent condition, save one a South American ocelet, valued at $75. This was the least expensive of the lot. It died from exhaustion, I suppose, at some point west of Pendleton. I do not propose that this Bhall become a dead loss, for I intend to present it to Colonel Hawkins for the City free museum. Properly mounted this should make an interesting addition to his collection. "In this aggregation," continued THE OLD I2S S m6tom THERE ISm SUBSTITUTE Acete Chest Pains From "Tobacco Heart." Valvular Heart Dis ease Threatened. Dr. Miles' Heart Cured Me. The effect of excessive smoking shown by tucli tymptoms a heart pains, heartburn, motherin" spalls, shortness of breath, flut t:rinj and palpitation, is moit serious. If vour lieart is in arv way a.'fect:l you should at once bpjin tl. ue of Or. Miles' lieart Care which enriches the blood, regulates the heart's action aaJ improves the circulation. "I am a local newspaper man and have been aa inveterate smoker aince my boyhood. A little over a year ago I first iiotice-J svmptorc of h-rart trouble, oilpita tum an 1 acu e p;i is ai l a peculiar, I might 17. i.niescri!).ibje fcelmj across my cheat. 1-ocil physicians said I had 't bacco heart.' 1 q'lit smoking f it a v.hi'e and took regular Hits'-, of digita; s and beilari jna with some reiitf bat tiie s.los Old s.m;tms were fttil thr ;. A trimi of m ne herj recently died of what the dic or said wis v ilvular disease uf the hear, Ka'win? that his symptom were timil ir ti ae I ie.t that my time too was limi'ei, although I am still yumf m in, in my t.iuty ninth year. In Skillman Sc Clone's dru store here Dr. Miles' New M-art Cure w i recommen led. I 'ocean l iking it and I can positively state that its . T' ct is marvelous. I have just finished my tiir.1 bonis and feel like a 'kid' a 1 believe 1 1111 cured. This letter is tiie siMotunevus ut'.erince of one who wishes lo tank you Ivnrfits recn'nel" W. N Grmt, Settle, Wash, formerly of Spokane, Wash. A!! i' !?' and g'irinte f.r-t bot tle . lr. M ies hen. '.'ties. 1 t'r tree b jolc en N-fvoin ail Heart I seises. Audteii Dr. &Ucs Medic Co, EiUiart, lad. Mr. Arnold, "are two kangaroos, an emu and a cassowary from Australia; a pair of striped hyenas from the desert of Sahara; a couple of Abj-ssinian lions; royal Bengal tiger captured in Northern India; a black bear, a lion-monkey from Brazil, a South American tapir, and a pair of coyotes. I have also a "happy family" combination, in which monkeys from all parts of the world are bunched in together with parrots, cockatocs, etc," At this moment Columbus, the big lion, yawned sleepily, and emitted a sound resembling the filing of a saw. He and his mute, Nellie Robinson, are four yearsold, and are certainly magnificent animals. Mr. Arnold exhibited a. broom which Columbus had, riven ; into splinters while at play last night. At this moment the kanga roos butted in, and did a few leap frog stunts. A bystander pointing to the tapir, pieced out the re porter's imperfect zoological knowl edge with the information that the animal was the connecting link between a hog and an elephant The restless coyotes, Budd and ltaexTfcfniecntUen tion. They are probably the only trained pair in captivity. They perform a high dive act, leaping downward GO feet from a ladder into a net. The tiger, although but 15 months old, is ns large as the average3 year old. The lion monkey has a silver mane, is a big fellow, and looks like an Albino. Mr. Arnold exhibited a scratched cheek where the black bear, Nig, in a playful mood, land ed his left. It is Mr. Arnold's intention to give the animals a week'srest. He will then place them on exhibition. Beginning with June 1st, he will make a tour through Oregon, Wash- ngton and Idaho. Within two years he expects to establish a permanent zoological garden in ortland. His present consign ment is valued at upwards of $10,000, of which sum ihe lionB are worth 1600. Next yearheinteuds lo have the animal cages decorated with bits of Oregon scenery, for he . believes in advertising the state. SICK HEADACHE ABSOLUTELY and permanently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation and iiidlgealiun, make you eat, mump. work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. 23 cts. and W eta. Belt & Cherrlcgton, Dallas, Oregon. A Little E-rly Riser. now and then, at bedtime will cure constipation, biliousness and liver roubles. De Witt's Little Early Risers are the famous little pills that cure by arousi ng the secretions, moving the bowels gently, yet ffectually, and giving such tone nd strength to the glands of tho stomach and li ver that the cause of the trouble is removed r-ntirely, and if their use is continued for a few days, there will be no return of the complaint. Sold by Belt & Cherr-ington. Played Out. DYSPEPSIA CAN' BE CURED BT Urflng Acker's Dyspepsia Toblets. One lltllt Tablet will give Immediate relief or money refunded. Sold In handsome tin boxes at 25 cents. Kelt Cherrlngton, Dallas, Oregon. Dull Headache. Pains In various parts of the body Sinking at the Pit of the Stomach, J.ogs of Appetite, Feyerlf hnesa, Pinip'.es or Sores are all positive evidences of Impure blood. No motter how It be came so. it must be purified In order to obtain good health. Acker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons or any other blood diseases. It is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a posi tive guarantee. Belt & Cherrlngton, Dai Ian, Ore-eon. EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy In any case of coughs, cold or croup. Should it fall to Kive Immediate relief money re funded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. Belt & Cher rlngton, Dallas. Oreoron. ACKER'S PYSrEl'SIA TABLETS ars sold on a positive guarantee. Cures heart burn, raising of the food, distress after eating or any fuim of dyspepsia. On little tablet gives Immediate relief. 23 cts. and B0 cts. Belt & Cherrltigtoo, Dallas, Oregon.