WF8T8Jf)E ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
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FREAK OFjNATURE.
a Tw Eneas- Wllhln Another
A V"d IWrvme- Tret Still
Re nub.
i),ilho!J do..tlon cUlm
j Mr ,,,mU
r,i slump, i""-
y, weasUrSS IU ll In
Tlivrv was iiuililng
! sVul ihU la lu.lt H. It.
........... visit! Mr. Umlcuian
-bile u,k 'l U" Ur Uh"
aJ HOlirnl wilt-.
bikini wf lh U,U'1 wrd"'
Thii u lheul t0 ,,,Vr,llSu
wart cluly,..Hl lo their great
,oi.buw..t found Ih.t .v email
bu, trw 'i o,,M lwod il,ecl,y
jutl.seHr uf Urg on., ihJ
Hi rwrted slump still re-
wart More H Ulm M
t The lul noaeeJ in tbe
bitin measured l"cl" Jn
fount. T. wnouin KlnU
Uck t.i the ii. rrl'l'i f
UliClrk visit tu Oregon, ami
if ih iuu ' a00 l,r,"r
wtiun il fl,1 !""
jMhl5. Th rjMMllon U, who
al th firpt tm?
At t hor fwli'I ' lh
Unk Ut - U,,k
awJ in lelti"! W drwP lw,olJ
to in ths I' wnd. W. L. Phil
lips at U bts rwwus, Ul a rot
tt0uoJ hi . swain acroas th
,ier nJ h'!l' of ,,um
fc,of men ot lh U,,k' I'"111 l'"
aoimsl lr- Wul fr llmrly
twi.tancs th hr would ha
prihed
T. 8. llsmlsaker of Curtallls, !
limed a very i'llerretinic lectur
ers .t Krida night to a Urg
1
ul upprrtlttiivt iuiiniiu on lor
option, lit will Wtr9 n Ar
Krt.lity night, My Oih. The
rcoi! I,mw rmHjndml wllli giNxl
liUirtl ollVrlng, which B) l0
nki.
Morrli Fuwln rrlr, from
AllgflM, Cllfnrili, Itxl wk, BO-
cmiminl by hi brotln-r, WilUrd,
nil wlfo and Ut: Uedlcau. Mn.
VomWt mothtir. TliU ia Mm.
Fowl' flrt trip to On-gou. Hho
ha nuny giNMl thing to lay of
th ittta.
Mr. William of Airlie the Mad
Urltir for IhU diatrict ha Imhui
inn king aoina vttry much nunditd
rjlri on th" road in thii vicinity
during tlio I ant fu dayi.
RV. lUlrniliid will irach here
Halunlay night All ar Invited
to hear thn new prpaiding ellir.
W, T. Arnuld ircauhiHl hi firpt
(oriiion at Lewiavilla Huuday in
tlm Kvangf linal church.
Waller Norton and hi mother
jMjnt Bunday vioillng with Mr,
and Mr. Henry Hlaat.
Mr. Harmon and daughter
(!rao altcndiHi church here lant
Butiday.
Kev. I'. T. Haynca attended r
vival iiiwling at Albany lnt werk.
Prof. I'aloier wnl Katurday and
Sunday at hi hoiu in Dallaa.
MIm Mae Kempof Dalla yialted
with her mother laat Sunday.
Mi Marian Haynaa haa a po
itlon fit Albany.
Training hop i the order of the
day now.
I)r. Ruller pae thin way Sunday.
Wool WanUst.
I aru In the market for wool at
highral rani) price.
(Jeo. K. Riiky.
IIOKN.
Puhvinr to tho wi'u of Cyril Ptir
vine of thi uy on Ajiril L'lHIi. a
Ifliy.
Hi'Khi.iNu Monday, April 25th,
l'.HH, to Mr. and Mr. Charles
Hurling, girl-
Tayi.ok To thn wifn of Ana Tay
lor In thii city April .tOlh a
daughter.
hick lirailat'lia rmulta from a dla
onliTixl Miimaoli anil U quickly cured
liy I'liamltf rlnln'a imnacti and liver
laliM. For lo by all ilruKuUl.
1Vuol for Kale.
8. ('ox, the wood dealer, i. ready
to deliver wood at your door on
hort notice, liig fir wood $3.r0
per cord; second growth 3; maple
!. Phone 113.
Growing- A die and I'alna.
Mr. Jiaiv Huiimr. Uretnoiiil, Teiaa
write. A ull 12, IIH)2, I bave umhI IUI
lrd'Hnow Lluliuent in my family
(or thri year, I would not be with
out It In th bouae. I bave uwd II on
my llltl girl for growing pain and
M'hr In br kueM. It cured tier rlRlit
away. 1 have alno umm! It for fnwt tlt
teu fvrt wild K"od ucora. It la to
twt liniment I ever umd. 25o, 60c, f I.
Hold ly A. H. IxK ke.
tray HU'p.
There are thirteen atray aheep at
my place. The owner will pleas
call aud settle the bill.
Jacod Reckek.
lCxpoaura
To cold draught of air, to keen and
cutting wind. uddeu chanKe of tent
Hrature, aeanty clothlnx, undue ex
poaureof the throat and neck after
public eklog and e'nglajr, bring on
oougb and cold, liallard'a horehoud
yrup lithe bwt cure, Mr A. Barr,
llouUn, Texas, write, Jan. 81, IWZ:
One bottle nt liallard'a horehouod
yrup cured me of a 'very bad cough.
It I very pleasant to take. 25c, 60c,
1. Hold py A. H. Locke.
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OUR Spring Sack Suits arc not of the or
dinary character. You see a group o
f
uui'iiy -t ... i
them here. There is a certain nowmv ...
"Adlcr" clothes that appeals to every s vl.sh
man. These arc decidcdlyVjig men s clothes
Thev have dash-youcf admire your own
appearance if you wore one.
Peerless Clothing Store
North Half Douty Building
INDEPENDENCE - OREGON
MrttiwlUt i:pln4,Ml Cliurrli.
C'tiriifr i( 5ili aud Monmouth
street; Hov. W. V, Kdmondeon,
pastor.
Hunday school 10 a. rn.
Morning eervufi 11 a, m.
Claas meeting 12 rn.
Evening aervice Hi) p. in.
Prayer meeting eyery 'ediielay
evening at 7:30.
The parsonage la next door to
the church and the pastor will he
pleased to aee you and render any
helpful services.
Calvary lreab) terlan Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship 11 o'clock.
. Endeavor meeting 2 p. m.
Evening worship 8:00.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ings at 7:30.
United Evangelical.
Hunday school at 10 A. M.
Morning service at 11 o'clock.
Keystone League of Chrimian
Endeavor at G:30 P. M.
Evening service at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Ethel Brown, superinten
dent of K. L. C. E.
To all of these services the pub
lic is inyited.
Daniel A. Poling, pastor.
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BIKB OP JOK HKAL 2ill
Hired by Ited Heart 2ill, "tlie alra of Chain Shot 2:WI,
Ited Meal 2:10, Klc.
l.ru ALICK M. (trial) .by Mark Field, (son of (le. Willie.),
D to of JtedHrallMO, Allswid el re of IJaisv Field iiiH'i, Mni
2:ll brl no Field 2:11 i, ele.
Hed dm DAY HKLL by Advanwlreof Malranka 2:25 ele.
Usui of Writs 2:li;'4. Vlndei Z.-JSi'i.
Third dm daughter of Tlppo Kalb, a thofou((hbred.
Ited Heart U by Oef.rge Wilkes, out .f.Hwel heart, by Sullao ;
second dam Mlnni-lialis, Hie dam of lieKUllful tn-lls, ele Ited Seal
stand Ifl.l, eonifaetly built, with g-rest quality aod a sure sire of great
epeed. He will make the seasou of 1904 at the
OREGON 5TATE FAIR GROUNDS
Terms $40 Heaaon With the usual return privilege.
Uood pasture at reanonable rate to mares sent from a dlntance.
Address 8AM CA8TO, Fair Grounds, Ore.
Christian Church.
Preaching every 2nd aod 4th
Sunday by Rey. E. C. Wigmore.
Sunday school 10 A. If.
Y. P. S, C. E. 6:30 P. M.
Subscribe for the West Side En
terprise, $1.50 per year.
Cadics' Exclusive Store...
A beautiful line of Tailor-made Hats and
Other Dressy Creations that add to the charm
of Femininity. Complete line of Ladies' and
Misses' Suits, and Ladies' Furnishings.
IF YOU WOULD DRESS IN STYLE AT PRICES
THAT WILL DEFY COMPETITION CALL AT
Mrs. Frasers,
27 Commercial St.,
alem
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Gash Given
Av;oy to
Uccrc off
In Addition k Mo
171 m"haa Mwjai
iouurrruuirrui
.- . ijsp.-' i :n .u.
We are going to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users ot .avion ounce. oi omy m
Lion-Heads, cut from the packages, be good, aa heretofore for the valuable premiums ire
nave always given our customers, uuv :
IIIUIIID
the same Llon-Hada will 'entiUe you to estimates in our $5o,ooo.OO Gtmnd fJteatJL1
i. i . . -I..V. A .nm.n Von ran sand in a manv estimates SI desired. TneTO WU1 DO
mil, 9UUIV VI UU( .iiuui liku uu mw -
TWO GREAT CONTESTS
The first contest will be on the July 4th attendance at the St. Lonia World's Fir; the second f "jf
Vote For President to be cost Kov. 8. 1904. $o,ooo.oo will be distributed In each of these t
$40,000.00 on the two, and, to make It still more interesting. In addition to this amount, we will pvea
Grand First Prizo of $5,000.00 eon testa, and thus your estimates have two
a21aBialiBVBBBBSSSsn opportunities of winning a big cash priie.
Five Lion-Heads
cut from Lion
Coffee Packages and a
a cent stamp entitle you
(in addition to the reg
ular free premiums)
to one vote in
either contest:
WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST
What will bo tlm total July 4th aiipndan -e at tho St. Louis
World l uir? At Chicnito. July 4, Mil. ih !. was 2S3.273.
For nearest corro t estimates recei-J in Wclson Spice Com
pany' olliee, ToIihIo. t)hio, on or before Juno 30i', J:4. wo will
Ifivo first irir.e (or the nearrst correct estimafi. second prize to the
next nearest, etc., etc.. as follows:
I First l-rlss I2,SOO.OO
1 Second Prl l.OOO.OO
3 Prises -J5OO.00 each l.OOO.OO
k rn... ann.nn " l.OOO.OO
1 ,000.00
1 ,000.00
1 ,000.00
2,500.00
O.OOO.OO
TOTAL, S20.OOO.OO
10 Prlees 1OO.00
20 Prises fiO.OO
PO Prises 2O.00
QfM) Prises IO.OO
ItiOO Prise 5.00
2139 PRIZES.
Printed blanks to
vote on found in
every Lion Coffee Pack
age. The 3 cent stamp
covers the expense of
our acknowledgment to
you that your es
timate Is recorded.
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST
What will be V.:s total Popular Vote cast for President (votes
for BU cnmlit'.Hii-v combined) at the election November 8. I'M? la
1900 election. l.WJ.oXI people voted for President. For nearest cor
rect estlmaics received in Woolson Spice Co.'s, ofllce, Toledo. O.,
on or before Nov. 5, IMiH. we will eive first prise for the nearest cor
rect estimate, second prize to the nest nearest, etc., etc., as follows:
1 First Prtse 2-52S S2
t ReondPria l.OOO.OO
a Prises SfiOO.OO eaoh. 1,000.00
6 Prises 200.00
IO Prises lOO.OO
20 Prises 60.00
60 Prises 20.00
250 Prises IO.OO
1800 Prises 6.00
2139 rRIZLS.
. 1,000.00
. l.OOO.OO
. . 1 .OOO.OO
..l.OOO.OO
..2.6OO.00
..O.OOO.OO
TOTAL. S20.000.00
7 PRIZES 4279
Qistribuffld to the Public aferseitlnz $45.000.03 In addition to which wi shall give $5,000
to Grocers' Clerks (see particulars In UOH COFFEE cases) making a grand total of $50.000.00.
COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF
WOOLSON SPICE CO.. (CONTEST DEPT.)
TOLEDO. OHIO.