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Monday ivninjj th nw city of
tA were tn take their plncoM.
ii ttj"'tiib)inj; at tlic city hall,
y;r Stark urrenh'red 1 1 givd
Mayor-elect J. H. Cooper. Th
coming mayor Muled that hi in
prtitli'n tf th new charter pre
!nU4 him from recognizing the
Ot.rfl with it. personnel nn then
mpOHed, he iiiHiftint? that Coun-imcti-elect
Taylor and Messier
ould h at on-e seated, and that
ghoit term holdover hud r.o
;ht to ho called itiemher of the
mid!. Thift lend ti wrangling,
it at luxi u motion to adjourn un
'Ttjieoday evening prevailed. At
id jtiwtiti)? Mayor tamper did not
mid the navel, and after an
tir'n consultation a majority of
e ciiinicilmen lilud out of the
.11,: Mayor t'ooper had present
lorneya Holine, of Salftn, and
iirley, of I ndepend'Mico. Tho
rubers td the old council were
uty to uphold their contention
th fijual tenacity. As waa Mon
y veniig, so wait Tuesday eyon-
wilted away. An the matter
w stands, overtures have been
nje for a peaceable underntand-
Tho peoph) of Independence are
;htiy indignant at this tale of
airs, and had it not been that
rties from both hides repeatedly
Droached us to withold condem
tory remarks nntii after one
re meeting, we would express
t opinion of the affair as wo see
rper. In the meantime, wo ac
,t the suggestion of both sides to
spend judgment for a week,
', Lep Yenr lurty.
ecial from Parker,
ifr. and Mrs. Hotter entertained a
r of their friends on New Year's
nlng. The room were cicely deoo
ed with mistletoe. Floor gamea
re played till late hour, when a
t appetizing lunch was served.
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The McUuohliu Family.
I'dfiitiv the Mil -lulitfti f iinily held ' f.i'iillv rrtmi.m in this city, at
th.li tunc the cvfnl w.l- vliMiiitleJ ill lltr- columns J lie jIhivc picture
v t.il'!i at tint time, t'cajiin: from Irlt to ru;M thrv are 1 us foilou:
l)vprt r.. V. M. AUi auKlin. t Unn.i Vt.i: J. 'I'. McLaughlin, of Hub
KitJ, A. M. WI aiu:liila,(.i linrna Vl-t.i; Mrs. louise ( '.. M.C.irty, of IVn
Jirt.ni; Mr. I in iii a .1, CiUacII, f Otkland, Cil. Lower row-Mr. Fli:i
l'(lt J, Kennedy, Woodburns Mr. M. A. Trillion, city; " iraiiJni.i"
S.tT M.iimv.1 Mcl aurJiliti, .!': Jovpli A. McLaughlin, I'rinlUton; (Jeo.W.
MJ, iiii'.liiiii, of Hucii.i VKt.
Tlirrii un mImi music and fluxing.
NotlniiK wa left undone which omtd
Milil tu the pleaniire of the ruin pally, by
their kind host ami hontww
Thow preent on thin oeeaion uere:
Mr. ami Mr. Holler, Misses Maggta
Kerr, J'reitu rruiher, Lucy Holler,
Meim Arlnon, Minnie, IHhel and
Allee Kuluiiton, Iarilla I toller;
Mfum. Kd Merle, I toy l'oru-r. Martin
Conner, Donald Holier and John Ar
InliMin. A ltu-tlolay Party.
iHTtul from Anliocli.
(hi New Year's day one of the most
pleanlng events of ilie wason oeeured at
Iho home of Mr. nl Mrs. William
Iterren, it belli Mrs. Herren's forty
eiilliljlilrllnliiy. Their Invited guests camu
at nn early hour that day. to combine,
mx-iul enjoyment and friendly parisier.
At twe.ve o'clock wo weie invited into a
room, w here we all partook nl a most
delicious dinner. As a rule I lie program
consisted of sinuiiitf, recitations, etc.,
but Invariably the children with lispli.it
words won the heart of the lisieiiors.
At tins conclusion of the exercises Will
iam Mcrron tang a oh) which he had
hastily prepared lor the oc.eiision and
mil received by those present with do
ninlistrutiou of approval. All now whs
liijrlli and merriment, and joy seemed
pervade thu hearts of all.
About twenty-live were present, who
no doubt will in future years recall to
memory this joyful event. Those in at
tendance were : Grandma llerren, Mr.
and Mrs. J. I.. Fiahhack and family,
Mr. and .Mrs, William Hemm and fam
ily, Henry Pulso aud wife. Mis. .Maud
Nealy.VFrod Simpson, Hluford Hush,
wife and daughter.
Conjjiat illations, i
Mr. John II. Culloiu, Editor of the
Garland. Tex oh, News, lias written a
letter of congratulations to the manu
facturera of Chamberlain's Cough
Heiuedy as follows: "Sixteen years
auo when our llrst child was a baby he
waa subject to eroupy spells and we
would be very uneasy about him. NVe
began uslnn Chamberlain's Cough
Heiuedy lu 18S7, and ti tiding it such a
reliable remedy for colds and croup,
we have never boeu without it in the
house, since that time. We have five
children and have given it to all of
them with good results. Oue good
feature of this remedy is that it is not
disagreeable to take' ami our babies
really like it. Another is that It is not
dangerous, and there is no risk from
giving . au overdose. I congratulate
you upon the success ot your remedy.''
For sale by all druggists.
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I t .' . ft. a IL'Vt'lillti I HL'
nii'i nn nm rui; i iihj . r " or me ami tne worm i
ami WkhT Hihk, jmHiifH Into iidwjkuow there re mr I
hatil, having hm-n to Walter ; "hu-J. l"
I.yon, who in well known in new, j ty ;" i C- f
' ' dividual thought ki
l-afr circle In Oregon. trliiK It tl-ut. In thi
Tho new proprietor will supply j tuiliuvu let u haru
th ppr ta ttuhifcriheru who have j ami bauUu the uuwot
paM in ndyauce a! will award "'"X nlul. .
iii' .r j : .i , Our militttry Kuniun :
nn i deliver pn.n oili-rtd m tli "
' ,i ure inpable of ImM!1( tl
(frr-cpi.nd.M)t contffnt to he ti mi- Jefl(.e ()( our ,tt)lJ BI1(, t
tinted thn '!Oth of thi montli. Mr. Urvation. ,
Lvon knows the u op and down.!
t ia in. nut. nf m.iruhK lift,
w paper lilt:, i
narticularly daily mH,lr ork
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faira tnat cirnea imni a number of
years residence at the state capital,
the last four year of which were
as jirivaie Mjurrmry i1 iiuvrriiui
Cieer.
The good will of the retiring
owners of the IC.ntkhiiiIhk and!
Wkst Sihk is extended to the new;
proprietor, and we bespeak for him j
and -q nipped with tho k""-lour SJU lo tt practical kuowledjfe of j Klnur Xasli, Hoy Knighton aii-i Wal
ilgfi of puhhc mn and public af-; u tt1Ml ubleHt aud best in our ns- ter Wel.
a cordial vupporjl in Indejiendence A pleasant Watch Party,
and I'olk county. special from Little Lucklauiute.
Nine years association with the Mr and Mrs 8 Ii Tetherow. Mr and
KntkkI'HIsk in every capacity in j Mrs A K Tetherow, Mr and Mrs U VV
the "art preseryative" department (ilr?rd. J,r Geo Mathews aud Mrs
... r : Archie Tetherow gathered at F V
and in the management of the af- , ,,
, , Loughary's, to watch tb old year out
tairK of the oihee has naturally ao1 tlj)J liew ,ettr ln. A very pleas
created in m more or lesa senti- j 8Bt eeuiug waa spent In dillerent en
ment toward the Extkhi'KISK and hoymenU. Huortly after the new year.
teople of Independence ami should
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events in the future so gha(e
themselves that a change of rcsi- j
deuce wou'd be necessary, let it be
remetnhfred this feeling is just ae
pronounced as on this day we step
Iown and out. " I
Cl.AHENCK R. TAOOXKH,
Manager I.viKrK.MKscK K.ntkh
pitisK and Wkst Siik.
Thouffhts For It04.
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special fiom l'arker. j
Now that the holidays are over aud
the New Year is abroad upon the laud j hour, when a most delicious luhcb was
with its wealth or hope aud promise, j served, which waa most heartily en
it Is meet that all those good resoiu ; joyed by all. The scene of beauty and
atLLlTUU
. WHO CANNOT BE CURED. Julia James. Sadie aud Olive Cockle,
Backed tip W over a third of a cpntnrr j Messrs. Charles. Smith, Carl JDeAr
Of remarkable and uniform cures, record , Alt),,rt and A. E. Tedrow. Clay
inch as no other remedy for the diseases ' .
ami weaknesses peculiar to women ever i Hush, Claud Hoone, Dell tjngsby,
attained, the proprietors and makers of ; Wm. A. Wiest, J. Fresh, Fred aud
Ir. Pierce's I-avortte Prescription now feel , . ,
fully warranted in offering to pay S.soo in ! Hoy CK-kle, Cliester Warren, Walter
letral money of the fnitcd States for any ; Kerr, Iyoraud Gleuu Davidson.
case of IeucotThca, Ketnale Weakness,! . -
Prolnpsus. or Falling of Womb, which they j Il,.usant and JIost Effective,
cannot cure. AU they ask is a fair and j
reasonable trial of their menus of cure.
t w.n srent surTerrr for ix -ers nj iloe- -p j Chambers, Ed Vindicator, Lib-
torcd all the time with a numlier of physicians
but did not receive snv iMruelit,-' writes Mrs. I eft V, TeXUS, Writes DeO. 2i, 1902:
Oeore Sogden. of ii "Honda street, Saifinaw . , . . ' , ,. . .
(soutii). Michigan. i had Riven up all hot of ! " W lib pleasure and unsolicited by
ever gettiiiK Ktier, Thought i would wine to j u r testimony to the curative
you. When I received your letter telling tiie 'J"' J
what to do 1 commenced to take your l avonte . pow er of Ballard's Horehouud Syrup.
Prescription' and follow your advice. 1 have ' L . , fi . ., .
taken trn bottles in all, also five vials of the, I have Used it ill 111' family and Can
' Pleasant Pellets. Am now reeulsr. alter hav-1 , .,.tlii rti i. ;u ,,wwl oun.
iuKmiedtwo-erandsufteidwithr-inin!l,,r,u".vafflr 11 18 ,lie UIOst eae0'
the head ami back. I was o nervous, could not live and nleasutltest remedv for COUIlbs
eat or sleep. Now-
1 cau thank you lor my i
recovery."
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Don't hesitate to write to Dr. R. V. Pierce,
chief consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
N.Y., if you want Rood medical advice from
a fully mialitied physician as to your per
sonal good health. Such letters are always
answered free of charge and confidentially.
A medicine which has outsold all others
for women in the past third of a
eemury and being recommended by all
those who have used it, is a good remedy
to tie to. Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescrip
tion is purely vegetable and doea not con
tain a particle of alcohol to destroy the
blood corpuscles and weaken the system.
Do not permit the dealer to insult ycur
intelligence by suggesting some other com
pound which he recommends as "just as
good, because be makes it himself.
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We aliulr the creuiii
"lore than thu crllical
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ituren.
j Jur appreciation of good literature
j ' u' ahowu by our interest lu our
! homo paper, the Kntkhpkisb, and we
wish for it, I'.t editor, stair and read
era this year aueuea in the fulk-st
sense of the word
May It go out to many homes, to'glad-
deu the hearts of Its reader with its
newsy columus.
j lle guests all departed to their ditier
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eut homes, after wfshiug each and
i .1'i.rv .iim ro-OMiwmiiii vpiir ATtfl wmli.
lug New Year parttel jight eouje
oftener.
New Year Party.
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; Jeciai irom i araer.
j At the beautiful country home of
; Mr. and Mrs. James Helmick a happy
crowd of young jieople assembled to
j celebrate the birth of the new year,
! 1!KH.
The bouse was tastefully decorated
with evergreens, mistletoe and fern.
Merry games were played until a late
! pleasure will long be remembered, and
i at two o'clock there were those still re
' hictaut to wend their way homeward,. ;
so welcome they were made by their i
; kind host and hostess and their prom
I Islng and pleasant family.
I .Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
! Percy Dickinson, Mr. aud Mrs. Geo.
Dickinson, Mr. aud Mrs. V. J). Col
lins, Misses Frances, Sarah, Xellie and
: Mary Helmick, Mattie Stevens, Mary
Quick, Hose, May aud Minnie Smith,
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.,.t .,,,1,1.1 T ha 17 A avr OWil " I'.'uv oOrt
aud f 1.00. flold by A. S. Locke.
A Watch Party.
Special from Hucna Vista.
Ou the evening of December 31st, a
number of friends gathered at tha
home of J. W. Baldwin to hold a
watch meeting. They were entertain
ed for a short time by Harry Davidson
with his graphophone, when, they
started playing charades. After play
cbgrades for a short time, Mrs. Bald-
We are rather optom
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MAI'LE CJKOVJ:.
Percy Lewis ha gona to Falls
City for a time.
The deputy sheriff paid the farm '
of Henry Ptaats a visit last week.
Mrs. Will Jones, of Monmouth,
was visiting relatives here last
week.
Miss Bertha Staats, of Airiie,
spent part of the week with Mra.
Bagley.
Miss Ethel Walker, of Indepen
dence, was a visitor to friends here
last week.
We are pleased to state that tha
condition of Miss Tate is consider
ably improved.
Kdith Bagley, of Fuver, camtj
over last week and visited several
days with her uncle, Jasper Bagley.
Ed Tatras has his buildings at
the mill completed, now, and tho
hands will live there from now on.
Thos. Williams 13 patting up k
tower for a water tank. A Mr.
Prichar8, of Corvallis. is doing the .
work.
Will Robinson took the horse,
which was the cause of Frank
Brown's death, to Salem Tuesday,
Mrs. Brown having sold it to a
man there.
HUENA - VISTA.
Ray Porter was an Albany visitor
Tuesday.
L. Moore was a Salem visitor
Tuesday.
, Lester Murphy was au Albauy visit
or Tuesday.
Joe Ball was aa Indepeideuce visit
or Tuesday.
Joe Liggett was au Imlepeudeace '
visitor Tuesday.
Clarenc Kays made a flying trip to
Corvallis Wednesday.
Gea. Muriate, Jr., was in Bueua Vis
ta Thursday eveuiug.
Ward Goiu returned home from his
visit to Salem Tuesday.
V. J. Steele and wife returned from
a visit to Portlaud Thursday.
M. X. Prather and w ife made a busi
ness trip to Independence Thursday, .
.Mrs. Polly's granddaughter, Lessie
Hatnuiersley, returned to her home in
Corvallis Thursday.
Quite a number of hogs were butch
ered in this pact of the country during
tbe fore part ot last week.
Mrs. Phillips, of Roseburg, ls spend
ing a few days visiting her mother,
Mrs. Joe Liggett, of this place. ,
H. Knighton is making some ini
provenieul on his property here, In
the shape of a new wire fence.
Cleve and Harley Prather made av
Visit to F'alls City Wednesday, where
they wilt spend a few daya visiting
relative.
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