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Social and Personal.
Fred Hooper was in Albany
week.
this
Arthur Moore wm a Dallas vis
itor Thursday.
Miss Garlin arrived horns Thurs
day from Pouieroy, Washington.
Kllia Burch of Foineroy, Wash,
grandson of Mr Henry Hill ia hero
for a fa ; days.
D. B. Taylor, accompanied by
the mayor of the city, ia in Cor
vallis today.
Mrs. S. L. Irvine after visiting
relativea hera returned to her
homo in Dallas yesterday.
Ralph Williams and E. C. Kirk
patrick were over from Dallas
yesterday.
T. A Chinnock, representing
Simonds Manufacturing Company,
Seattle, Wash, was in Inde
pendence thin week.
kMi lsK vl viuwitj una iu
I city Tuesday.
George Brey was a Portland v'slt-
or thia week.
Uoy Whiteaker was at Newport
the first of the week.
A few window pictureaof Rooae
veltand Fairbanks at this cilice
for free distribution. First come,
first served.
Mrs. Minnie Burnelt and daugh
ter Miss Irma and Misa May Web
ster will leave Monday for an ex
tended visit in California with re
latives. There will be a game of foot ball
Saturday afternoon between Inde
pendence and McMinnville on the
Independence grounds.
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SALEM, OREGON.
Old White Corner and the Dalrymple Store.
j Great Money Raising Sale S &
WILL END THIS WEEK. .
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our obliction. nd our .Itention will l.o turnctl to cl.injc up me iwryiupi" " m,M
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HE TALKS RAILROAD.
William Hollinshead has return
ed from Burns, Harney county and
will be in Independence during the
winter.
Gives His.Vicws on Proposed Elec
tric Line Connecting Salem and
Independence.
J. L. McCandless returned from
Prineville today and reports the
weather there very severe, a strik
ing contrast to these bright October
days.
W. W. Allingham, of Portland,
a former principal of the public
school at Independence was mar-j pie of Independence,
ned ednesday to Miss Ida w ard those of Salem
of Albany.
Miss Stell Hampton a teacher
from Eastern Oregon, ia at her
home in Monmouth for a few days.
Miss Hampton is to be married
Wednesday's Statesman.
In conversation with a Statesman
reporter yesterday, Mr. J. M,
Stark said, "We mean business at
Independence and we will build
the road if the people of Salem will
give as the right of way to the
Rickreall. I believe that the road
is a necessity, not only for the pee-
but also for
Wednesday to Mr.
Sherman county.
E.
"I am told that Mr. Gerlinger
will not build the road that was
proposed from Dallas to Salem,
and in view of that fact I think
the people of Salem should leel in-
Donley of terestea in tne proposition ot our
company ana get in ana neip us,
especially as we ask only the right
ineuaiias city counsel nas ae- 0f wav which will cost but verv
cioea w stop gamming m tne little money and likely nothing ex
county seat. At the last meeting the me 0f an energetic com
the marshal was instructed to in- mittee for a lew dajB
force the anti-gambling ordinance. ..hia road will give Salem con-
The Lewis and Clark Club will nection not only with Indepen-
hold a meeting at the home of denes but also with other towns
Mrs. J. S. Cooper, Wednesday, of the west aide, and I should con
Dress Goods at Sale Prices.
The largest stock in the city to select from ami every
thing new is to be found among tho stock.
Silk Specials
Fancy silks are offered os follows at
the Palrymple'storr.
f 1.25 values at
1.60 values l
1.75 values at
2.00 values at
71o
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1.04
1.37
50cWalsnflS35e
A beautiful new line to select from
at the Dalrymple store.
$125 and $1.50
White Bed
Spread
At the Dairy tuple store
October 26 at 2 o'clock p. m. All
members are requested to be pres
. ent Mrs. J. S. Cooper, President
Mrs W. R. Allen. Secretary.
A load of hops heaped skyward
touched the fire alarm wire in tbe
alley next the city hall Wednesday
and tbe fire whistle and bell
brought the fire department out on
the double quick to find no flames
to fight. (
" The regular services will occur
at tbe Presbyterian church next
Sabbath. Sabbath school at 10 a
m. Preaching by tbe pastor Dr.
Thompson at 11 am. Evening
Seryices at 7 30. Topics of special
interest at both services. The ex.
cellent choir in the charge of
Mrs. Geo, Con key will give some
choice selections. Come and enjoy
the song service. A cordial invi
tation to all.
eider it really a better proposition
than the other for the city.
"Now one thing we know and
that is that there is no capitalist
in Salem whose business it is to
loan money on railroad bonds, and
for that reason we do not come to
tbe citizens of Salem and ask for a
loan or even a bonus from them.
I am enough oi a railroad man
know that with the proposition and
the right of way secured there is
no trouble at all about the capiial
and we will begin and build a part
of tbe road before we ask to sell a
single one of our bonds. ,
"We will make the preliminary
suryey at once and have arranged
with Frank Butler, of Falls City,
to do this work. He will probably
get at it within a very few days."
In reply to a question as to
whether if his road were built and
the proposition to build the
Eiderdowns
Frncy Eiderdowns worth 00c, 7&e and f l.OO
Sale Price per Yard 46 cents.
GhefHING
SPCGIAhS
Any suit in the Palrymplo store
$10.
Mm
Values up to f 20 and 12.5
t
tO $7
Extraordinary Sale of Dress Goods
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Those beautiful hign grade dress coods that tne ualrympie store nas wen noteu ior win oo sacrincca worn
than ever this week. We propose to make this the bannor week of our money raising sale. Don't fail to avail
yourself of this last opportunity to get Dress Goods that sparkle with freshness and stylo at about what it coti(lo
weave them.
paigns would naturally run heavily
for a time. 'But time has been
given and there has been little , or
no change.
The registration figures in New
York are significant. But they
only reinforce the prevailing feel
ing of voters in every section of the
country and in every party.
" "
Wood for 8ale.
S. Cox, the wood dealer, is ready
to deliver wood at your door on
per cord; second ero'b maple
$3. Phone 143.
The brieht sunshine of vesterdav "auas 11D0 ero carried- mrougn
brought out D M Hampton landlord also if the two wou,d abIe t0
of Hotel Hampton at Monmojith. u8e lDa Bame "acK or r,8Dl 01 wa
be replied mat mere would De no
trouble at all about arranging for
the same track and terminal facil
ities here serving for both roads
from where they would .naturally
"I'm full up," remarked Mr. Hamp
ton as he alighted from the motor
yesterday. The landlord did not
, mean that he was feeling the effect
of over indulgence in beverages
that exhilarate, but that his hotel Join
is full so full in fact that he
obliged to turn away customers.
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The Chamber of Commerce has
received a letter from C. Goodrich,
a packing-house man of London,
England, asking the status and
extent of the various packing plants
of Oregon. Mr. Goodrich - is
engaged extensively in handling
canned goods, both meats and
frnit in London, and wishes to
make arrangements to handle the
Oregon products. He has found
that there is a great and growing
demand for the meats and fruits
that are raised and packed in this
state and is sure that he can build
up a profitable buisness in hand
ling the Oregon products alone.
He will visit the Lewis and Clark
Fair next July and while here will'
enter into negotiations with the
various packing and canning estab
lishments of the city and state in
the desire to secure the agency for
11 Oregon products sold in London.
Oregonian.
Mr. Stark will be in Salem again
in a few days for ths purpose of
discussing the matter with a com
mittee of Salem's citizens.
Registration in New York.
The results of the first day of
registration in New Tork corrob
orate the general estimate of public
feeling la the Empire State. Tbe
gains are in tbe Republican dis
tricts; the falling off is in lhe Demo
cratic strongholds.
It is apparent that the Repulic
ans are as aggressive, as well organ,
ized, and as efficient as though the
campaign were a more exciting one,
whereas tbe Democrats, even in the
City of New York, seem suffering
from apathy and disorganization
Indeed, never in the history of
recent campaigns has the opposit
ion seemed so lifeless, so an able
even to deceive itself into a belief
in itself. At first this seemed
explainable on the grounds that
machinery which has suffered such
violent disruption for two cam-
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Get Westfall of Monmouth to do
your paper hanging.
NOTICE Our store will close
promptly at 6 o'clock P. M. after
Oct. 29th. R. M. Wade & Co.
Our special sale continues this
week R. M. Wade & Co.
Moore's Hair Invigorator and
Newbro's llerpicide for dandruff
and falling hair or diseased scalp
sold in bulk, 50c 8 oz., or applied if
necessary by Moore & Taylor's, the
barbers on C street.
Our clothes must fit or we keep
them. We don't make cheap
clothes but good c'othes eheap at
the New Tailor Shop.
Miss Flora Quick announces she
has oened up a new stock of mil
linery in Monuouth and invites the
adies to call and inspect her line.
Miss Quick also does fashionable
dressmaking., .
Air-tight Heaters for $2.00 at R.
M. Wade & Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN
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Your opportunity to buy a piano or organ right hero at home. Every
instrument fnlly guaranteed; . Products of the world's greatest factories.
Prices better than you can get in Portland. Easy payments if desired.
Come in and get a FREE cop) yf tho celebrated Cable March and Two
Step and also a book containing the Old Favorite songs.
Allen a Gilbert Ramaker Co.
Cor. Monmouth and Main Sts.. Independence
We have some bargains in bug
gies. A few jobs we wish to close
out, Frazer & Rice.
Get A. B. Westfall of Monmouth
to .do you painting.
Have your clothes made in latest
styles at the New Tailor Shop.
Mrs. Lottie Dorris annonces
she will take a limited number of
pnpils in piano lessons at the resi
dence of D. L. Hedges. Terms 50
cents per lesson.
Don't forget to call at. Davidson
A Hedges when in town. Couplet
line f cigars, Ubaccos, caadies,
etc.
- TOILET PAPER ,
Yesterday afternoon the Chinese
priests imported from San Fran
Cisco to participate in the harvest
festival indulged in a devil chase
throughout tho length and breadth
of Chinatown. Evil spirits were
given no rest from the time tbey
were driven from the dark corners
until they abdicated and left the
precincts of Chinatown forever.
All dark and out-of-the-way
places were closely investigated
and evil spirits found lurking there
were chased by the Celestials to
other quarters of Portland. A crowd
of passers-by was attracted by the
spectacle. Last night the feast for
departed souls was again indulged
in, the Chinese hospital being gaily
dressed in tinsel and many-colored
papers. In the hospital the feast
was spread.-, Later in the night in
numerable candles were burning on
the street. Gum Ji, the condemn
ed devil, sits on the balcony on
Second and Alder streets, between
San Di Law and San Di Gin, calmy
awaiting his ignoble end, which
will come in the early morning
hours or loursday. Oregonian.
World's Fair Rate Extended.
Through the efforts of the Great
Northern Railway, World's Fair
excursion tickets will be sold on
October 27. 2i, and 29. in addiH
toOctober 8. 4. and 5. For f.,n
information apply to any Great
Northern agent
One Week Special Sale.
Rolls - - 4 for 25c
Pocket - - 3 for 25c
AC T rCITT? PRESCRIPTION
0 lVJVIVC DRUGGIST
THE CIlUJtCHKg.
United Evangelic.
Sunday school at 10 A If
Morning service at 11 o'clock.
Keystone League of Christian
Endeavor at 6:30 P. M.
Evening aery ice at 7:30 o'clock
wis junel Brown.
ueni oi Jv. Lfa C, E
snperinten-
To all of thes
lie is inyiled. r
8econd and fourth 8undays, In
dependence, first and third Sun
nsys. Buena Vista.
Rev. ChebtihP. Oatbs.
Christian Church.
Preachin
Sunday school 10 A. M.
.r. a. U. E. 6:30 P. M.
Methodist Episcopal CM
Sth and Mo""11
streets; Rev .Elayer.
pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. o.
Morning service 11 m'
Class meeting 12 m.
w . ;.. s no d.
evening ! ' - wal
i n.tn
evening t iw. . j,,..
The Darsonage is b
the church and ths vw ,! .",
pleased to see yon and rend"
helpful services.
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vaivary
Sunday school at 10
Morning worship 11
Endeavor meeting A
Evening nhip9J
Prayer meeting VledniI
ings at 7:30.