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VOL. XVI.
DALLAS, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, MAY 29, 1903
NO 11.
R. E. BRYAN & SON R. E. BRYAN & SON R. E. BRYAN & SON R. E. BRYAN & SON
GOOD
WAKE
OUR STATEHENTS
HOSIERY
Boys' regular 20c. Heavy
Ribbed Bicycle - 10c.
Children's, regular 10c,
at He
Ladies', regular 35c, Drop
stitch, fancy and plain, 25c
Men's, regular 35c.,.. ..at 25c
UNDERWEAR
Ladies', regular 50c, mercer
ized, sleeveless and long
sleeves; at 35c
Children's Ribbed, -' regular
35c, at 25c
Men's regular, 75c. and 50c,
ribbed and flat, at 39c
GLOVES
Men's, regular $1.25, heavy or
light backs, at 05c
Ladies', regular .$1.50, new
Mannish kids, at .$1.20
HATS
Straw Hats, at any price.
Men's, all styles, regular
$1.75, at $1-15
Men's, latest, regular $3.00,
Waldorf, Thoroughbred and
Conqueror, at $2.35
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? Cut To Our Cost
ALL THE LATEST SHOES.
ALL THE LATEST SKIRTS.
ALL THE LATEST WAISTS.
ALL THE LATE DRESS GOODS
Such as Voiles, Etamines, Zibelines,
Prunellas, Henriettas, Mohairs, in
plain, fancy and pin-dot effects.
DURING THIS CLOSING
OUT SALE we have already
sold you approximately: : :
2 BALES (5000 yds.) MUSLIM at 4c.
125 BOLTS (7500 yds) PRINTS at 4c.
50 GASES 0200 cans)T0US Sic.
75 CASES (1800 cans) CORK at 8k
1 We promised you that we
were going to force all our
goods on the market at
prices which would move
them; that there would be
no reserve. ::::::
1 We have had your confi
dence, and would not under
any circumstances do any
thing to lose it. : : : : :
if While we shall soon leave
Dallas, we expect "to grow
up" in this county and help
to develop its resources.
1 Competitors cannot make
expenses and meet our price
cutting. All this following
the band-wagon shows that
we
ALL OTHERS FOLLOW
DOMESTICS
36-in. Muslin, regular 6c,
Lillian or Starr L. L.at 5c.
36-in. Percale, regular 15c. to
10c, at 8c.
Percales and Calicoes, regu
lar Gc, at 5c.
Mottled Outings, regular
12Jc, at 8c'
36-in. Bleached Muslin,
regular 12J and 10c. at 8c.
10-4 Cotton Blankets, reg
ular 65c, at .....49c.
CLOTHING
Men's New Suits, regular $12.50,
at . . if 8.95
Men's Fancy Woolen, regular
$10.00, at .,$7.45
Men's Black Birdseye, regular
$8.00, at .' $5.95
Youlhs' Suits, regular $6.50 at $4.80
Youths' Suit?, regular $5.00 at $3.85
Funcy Woolen Long I'anta.
Child's Norfolk, reg. $3.75, at $2.95
Child's Vestee, reg $4.25, at $3.40
Child's Suits, reg. $2.50, , fit $1.95
All Wool and New Patterns.
FLAGS
For Carnival Decorations.
2 x 4-in., regular 8c, at 4c. doz.
4 x 7-J-in., regular 10c, at 5c. doz.
12 x 20-in., regular 50c, atBOe.doz.
W. 0. W. BUNTING. ,
GROCERIES
2o lbs. D. G. Sugar $1.00
1500 Parlor Matches 08
Arbuckles or Lion Coffee .10
5 Minute Mush 07
Celluloid Starch 08
Schilling's Baking Powder ,35
Corn and Tomatoes 08J
Kisingj S;un Stove Pqlish .04
AU io-cent Slices, 07
DALLAS STREET FAIR
AND CARNIVAL
ARNOLD'S BIG ORIENTAL SHOWS
JUNE 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Thft flfienmnanvinar illustration
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will wive nnr readers an excellent
idea of Arnold's big tented shows,
as they will appear on tne eastsiae
of Courthouse Square in Dallas at
tho Woodmen's Street Fair on June
3, 4, 5 and 6. In the upper leltt
hand corner of the picture is a
faithful likeness of the proprietor
himself. Mr. Arnold has a big show
and a long list of attractions this
year, and, as his bills announce,
"there will be something doing
ouprv mirmt.fi'' of the four davs he
is to exhibit in Dallas. You will
see more to interest, amuse and
entertain than ever before presented.
Some of the more prominent
features of this great tented exhibi
tion are:
Great Animal Collection
In the menagerie will be found
one of the most valuable collections
ever exhibited in the Northwest.
THE OLD nillttCLE
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Absolutely Pyri5
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VanOrsdel, Hayes & Co.
IReal Estate
FARMS, STOCK RANCHES,
' TIMBER LANDS and CITY PROPERTY.
YOU WILL FIND IT TO
YOUR ADVANTAGE TO LI8T YOUR
PROPERTY WITH US
ROOM 1, (upstairs) Wilson Building,
TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
Western Division Will Meet In Port
land on June 24.
Headquarte
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WALL PAPER
All the late and stylish designs in Wall Paper and
Borders, direct from the East, can now be found at our
Inwpr 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,
DALLAS, ORE.
Legal blanks for gale at this office.
Wra W T Williamson, of Salem.
visited friends in Dallas this week.
TVia WAaturn Division of the
State Teachers' Association will be
held at Portland, June 24 to 29,
l'JUd. lne program lor tnis meei
inr is nnfi of tha hpfit. evor nrfinared
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by the management of the Associa-
lion, anu me inaicauons are mai
this meeting will far surpass any
thing ever attempted in educational
meetings in uregon.
Ihe best talent the state anoras
has been secured to take part in
the program which deals with
many subjects of vital importance
to the schools and educational
interests of the State. Mr. Henry
V. rettengui pi ansing, Alien.,
one of the foremost educators in
the United States, has been invited
to be a guest of the Association and
will appear on the program, and
discuss a number of important
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Railway companies have made
an excursion rate to Portland for
this occasion and a very large
number of teachers will no doubt
be present to enjoy and profit by
the meeting.
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Long SicK and Nerv
ous Headaches.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain
Pills Cured Me,
The Rebekah Lodge of Inde
pendence will give a ball at the
Auditorium tonieht. Elaborate
-
preparations are being made to
surpass any event oi a similar
nature given in the Valley this
year.
TTTTJ. STREET-
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet.
All druggist refund the money If It
al!a to cure. E. "W. Grove . lnatur
lj on each box 25c.
They Gave Me Instant
Relief.
The common affliction of all minkind ii
headache. From it few are entirely free.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Fain Fills will cure and in
a :.. . . .......... VxiArh nf anvkind
or degree. If yoa cannot enjoy theatre going,
car-riding, dancing, it you are subject to
nausea from nervous excitement, the fatigues
nf travel or sielit seeing. take an Anti-Pain
Fill before an attack comes on and you will
find that you can successfully ward oft all
disagreeable symptoms. Anti-Pain Fills are
the best of remedies for backache, neuralgia,
sciatica and rheumatic pains; contain no
opiates, non-laxative; never sold in bulk.
"With the greatest pleasure I recommend
Dr. Miles' Anti-Fain Fills to everyone who
suffers from nervous or sick headache. All
my life long I was troubled with headaches
of a very severe nature, and have tried many
powders and other remedies without success.
By chance I tried Dr. Mi es' Anti-Fain Fills
and they pave immediate relief. Never
since the firrt dose have I been troubled
wi'h headache. Whenever I feel it coming
on I take one or two Fain Fills and it all
disappears." William Brown, Genesee,
Idaho.
This is to certify that I have used Dr.
Miles Anti l ain Pills for neuralcia and neu
ralgic headache and have found them to give
relief." E. V. Weed, Ex-Mayor and tx-
U. a. LNSl. Ally, lie.ena, aiouu
All drug'-ists sell and guarantee Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain I'iiis. They are non-laxative; con
tain no opiate, never sold in bulk, 25 doses,
SjCtaU Dr.MiiM' Medic! O, Eikhart,Id.
Tigers, lions, elephants, camels, and
many other zoological acquisitions.
A valuable lesson for the children,
and a great opportunity for amateur
photographers. Bud and Rosy, the
only two trained coyotes in the
world, will appear at every per-
fni'mmir.n nnd filhvil) all 80-foot
ladder and dive, head-foremost, in
to a net s.tvetchid 75 feet below.
The Hindoo Theatre
With Hassan's Troune of Magi
cians, Gun Spinners.Sword fighters,
Whirling Dervishes, Dancing Girls.
The quaint, weird music should
not be misseu.
Edison Electric Show
The embodiment of all its name
implies. All of the latest life-like,
life-size moving pictures win ie
projected, where can be seen people
walk, birds fly, trains move at full
speed, boats plying through the
water, etc. The whole world at
your feet.
Famous Ferm wneei
Has been secured. Don't fail to
take a ride in Mid-Air. liy so do
ing one can enjoy the thrilling sen
sations of a Balloon Ascension,
with the added pleasure of entire
safety. By all mears take a ride
in the big Sixty-toot w neei.
The Great Ver Valin
TKo Vinw with manv voiced, and
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his family of wooden actors, intro-
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ducing liappy uooiigan, eiu., tan
be seen only with the LORETTA
TWINS VAUDEVILLE CO., with
the Arnold Shows.
Old Plantation Theatre
Presents an Ethiopian Entertain
t. renlete with comedv, pathos
and music. It is redolent of the
Sunny Southland. Buck and wing
dancing, jubilee singing, banjo
playing, character sketches and a
genuine Southern Cake Walk.
Japanese Theatre
Trin nnaint and exceedingly odd
performance in the Japanese theatre
is a rare treat, and no one should
mis this onnortunitv of witnessing
it. fetsuwari's Japanese Actors
and Acrobats are acknowledged 10
ha thfl most finished of all artists
in their line. This Company is
tha host in .Tanan. It was engaged
with the Mikado's consent, and, to
otpt ripr w ith all the scenery, effects,
nnaMimfiP. accessories, etc., was
brought to America especially for
this tour, by wr. J',. J Arnom
A Scene From Fairyland
Grand Entree and Coronation of
the queen of the carnival, attend
ed by her Royal Court of Ministers,
Pnnrtiprs. Maids of Honor. Jesters,
Heralds, Pages, etc., presenting a
spectacle of mediaeval splendor.
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tions will be found the Loretta
Ticini Vaudeville Company of
Juvenile Stars, displaying science,
skill and daring gyrations through
the nir. and executing marvelous
feats of prowess and agility.
The mammoth steam Merry-go-round
will furnish amusement for
all.
Grand balloon ascension and
parachute jump.
The Traviolas, in their heavy
and light weight juggling and hoop
rolling.
, TLe isarvcloua DeGarros, Kings
of the Roman Rings, and won
derful feals of equipoise on the
slender silver thread.
The flying Vidorell.is, with their
thrilling performance in mid-air.
Tho famous Do re Family, pre
senting their latest creation, "Ad-
j ventures with Satan," introducing
this wonderful troupe of grotesque
acrobats and p'inuninoi;;!s -..'ii uie
funniest comedy acts extant.
Mr. Arnold has a truly marvelous
exhibition, and you cannot afford
to miss it. Kememuer me nines,
June 3, 4, 5 and 6, and come to
town and enjoy a few days of
recreation before the harvest work
begins.
A Little Early Riser.
now and then, at bedtime will cure
constipation, biliousness and liver
troubles. DeWitt's Little Eaily
Risers are the famous little pills
thatcure by arousing the secretions,
moving "the bowels gently, yet
prfept.11n.ll v. and civinc such tone
nnrl Rt rpnorth to the elands of the
stomach and liver that the cause of
the trouble is removed entirely, and
if their use is continued for a few
days, there will be no return of the
complaint, bold by nan a nerr-
ington.
SHOULD BE CUT DOWN
Neglected Orchards Are a Bane to
the Fruit Industry of Oregon.
THp. Willamette vallev has uu
told numbers of pest breeding
nrplnirrlH. These orchards contain
trees that are bent and gnarled
with age, shaggy and green witn
mnaa miirred and Killed with the
aiuuk.- - j.
struggle ngainsl consuming disease,
says the Oregonian.
These orchards Hit by.lhe windows
of railroad cars almost every time
looksoutunon the country.
Thev are a bane to the fruit in
. ml 1
dustry of the state. iney n-vy
iriVmin nn the energy of everv
orchardist who tries to save his
fruit from the ravages of pests. It
they were uprooted and destroyed
they would make room ior neau.iy
trees and for the growth of the j
fruit industry. A law is on me,
uiatnfp. hooks reauirins this to he
done, but such is the apalhy of the
public that it is not eniorceu.
The horticultural laws of Oregon
are well-meaning enough, hut they
are woefully deficient in operation.
The state board of horticulture
makep little pretense of carrying
out the law. Its members say
they do not have enough money at
their command to enforce the law,
and moreover, that they are not
backed up by public sentiment.
v, inilnsLrv ever needed en
forcement of the law more than j
does the fruit industry' in tne
Willamette valley," said a promi
nent orchardist yesterday. "The
condition of many pestiferous
orchards is a disgrace to a civilized
community. Disease-breeding or
m evented. Fruit
tllftMIO 1'" .
growers of Southern Oregon and)
lloou raver ucuiuiisui'v v..w
clusively."
Tho members of the board of
horticulture in their respective
districts may require owners of
orchards to spray or destroy in
fected trees. "It shall hereafter he
the duty," my the law, "of any
person, linn or corporation Owning
or operating any such nursery,
fruit orchard; hp yard, . flower
garden or 'prnam'.-utal trees, "nrid
knovvii.jj mrh Jo. W infccinl with
any kiini of in-em, pests or disease,
to 'immediately spray or destroy
tho same, in such manner as the
fruit commissioner for his district
mav direct." The law even makes
it a misdemeanor to sell diseased
fruit.
The members of the board are
empowered to quarantine 'any
locality, district, orchard, or piace
ofestei with fruit nests or mieciea
with contagious diseases when such
pests are liable to spread to otner
orchards or localities to their
damage or injury." The com
missioner may require tne owner
of such orchards to. treat such con
tagious diseases within a certain .
time to he specified.
No other characteristic 01 tne
Willamette valley, is so marked as
that of its old orchards. It is
really the most conspicuous feature
of the country to tourists. They
have heard the fame of the Oregon
apples sounded all over ihe United
States, and yet they see tne worst,
orchards in all Ameiica. The fact
is that they behold only a few of
the trees which produce the famous
Oregon apples. And these trees
they do not find in th Willamette
valley, but in Southern Oregon.
On May 2n,
advertised letter
postoffice for Mis
Hertha Swam, J.
Drancken, Chas
Gelvin, Joseph
Ilangen (2), II.
Tiie.be. James P
Wheeler. C. G.
1903, there were
s in the Dallas
13 Q. Hibbart, Miss
Carington, O. B.
. Denton, W. E.
Ileishey, O. K.
C. Lilla, Henry
ctty and Geo. A.
Coad, Postmaster.
Played Out.
DYSPEPSIA CAN PR CURED BY using
Acker'B Dyspepsia Tobli-ts. One ltttU
Tablet will give Immediate relief or money
refunded. tSold m handsome tin boxes
at 25 cents. Belt & Cherrlngton, Dallas,
Oregon.
Dull Hendaehc. Pains In various parts
of the tody Sinking lit the Pit of th
Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Feverlshness,
Pimpies or Sjres are all positive evidences
of Impure blood. No matter how It be
came bo, It must be purified In order to
obtain good health. Acker's Blood ElUlr
has never failed to cure Scrofulous or
Syphilitic pol;;or.s or any other blood
diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful
remedy and we fell every bottle on a posi
tive guarantee, licit & Cherrlngton, Dal
las, Oregon.
FXPF.PIKNCE 13 THE BEST teacher.
Use Acker's English Remedy In any
eae of coiu;hs, cold or croup. Should It
fall to Klve Immediate rlef f10".
funded 25 fls. and 60 cts. Beit & Cher
rinKton, Dillns. Oregon.
ACKEH'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ar
sold on a positive guarantee. Cures heart
burn, raising of the food, distress after
eating or any form of dvspepsia. On
little tablet gives immediate relief. 26
ct.. and 60 eta. Pe'.t & Cherrlngton,
inlin Owcnn
SICK HF.ADACHE ABSOLUTELY and
pernmnenUy nind ey u-iing
A pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation
and Indigestion, makes you eat, e;,
work and happy. S:U isiaction guaranteed
or money back. 23 cts. and W cts. Belt
& Cherrlngton, Dallas. Oregon.