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LOCAL AND GENERAL. 1
SATUKDAY, Al'Ktl. 28, lSHXI.
llxlmvs A Hurley, atlomoys at-law.
Slaw Senator B, F. Malkoy was ovor
fruni Mod mouth TuwnJy.
The alitor and family ar now kHp
iii); hous),
IVuluma Inruttatmv and Hrwdort
kept in Hock. F. K. Chamber.
The iM'iiool board tf Dallaa Iim it-
vUtod lo elevt U'M'hvrt on May HI.
l.von M No. !M, A. F. A A. M.,
will mot thin $aturdav evening.
Campbell Rro. Asmmister carpeta
are hot they are line, them.
Wild gee, wer passing ovor town
durum the week in targe number.
Mr. IK I-avidson made Hip to
Salem on Monday morning' bout tor
tow 1S VlStl.
See thu Cyclone camera at F. K.
Chambers'.
Tli Kegle wont down lh river on
Sunday morning with rft ot log.
Shri(t Van Orcdol, accompanied by
his uk, made a business visit tu Saleui
on Monday.
Th ccUon gang w at work in the
city liuiiu Tuesday clearing the rViuih
em FacioV track of inui, wood, etc
"C" 'trot, oppoah Kiioi'a swery
tow, Kr a hair cut or shave,
Lobe Myers and family left last Friday
for Winlook whore Mr, Myort will work
in a hw mill.
Mis Daisy Gray arrived In the city
taut Friday for a visit with Mm. J. 8.
Cooper.
Uur lino of of Ingrain, Brussels and
Axminimer carpels they are going fat,
you need but see t buy. Campbell
Bros.
Mr. and Mr. J. W. Crawford and
Mr. and Mr. C. W. Crawford left on
Tuesday morning ' boat for lVrtland
with thoir household goods.
On Monday at Italia, Thurston'
firne' mill bad the largeat run of log
ever made at klngl flood 7lH) log
lauded aafely lu the (Hind and ou the
boom.
J. L. Stuck tou has uat received bit
spring Hue ot umbrellaa and parasol
direct from the factory In I'hiladejpha,
they range la price from 50 ceiite to
Adali Chapter No. 34, Order of the
Eastern Star, mot TuesJay evening.
The chapter will hare work conferring
the degree at the next meeting May ft.
Mrs. Jame Larsen, of Silver, waa in
the city last Saturday and stopped ovor
Sunday to visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Harris.
The Independence Republican c'.ub
held its first meeting last Saturday even
ing at which time Preaideut Stark form
ally opened the campaign with his can
non. If you want first class job printing at
reasonable rates, do not hesitate to give
the West Sidi a call. Our motto is
good work and quick delivery.
Marbles were plentiful and easily
gotteair about ten miuutea Wednes
day morning. Daring this time bail
stones as large as marbles fell and
roanv of the boys gathered them la.
Our line line of Carptta, Curtains,
a and Portierrea are excellent
values. It will pay you to call od u
for them before you buy. J. U
STOCKTON.
The I. 0. 0. F. Lodge of Indejwn
dence will hold their 81st anniversary
services of the order in the auditorium
Sunday April 29, at 11:15 a. in. Free
motor will run from Monmouth, all
invited.
fciherrif! Van was in town Wednes
day and told the West Hide man that
the paper lant week waa "pretty good,
but don't give it to me too heavy" be
added. We are told that Van made a
good officer. He seems to lie popular.
At the Baptist church, beginning
Sunday evening April 22nd, the hour of
service will be changed. The young
peoples service will begin at 7:1X1 in
stead of 6:30, church services at 8:00 in
stead of at 7 :30.
Mr. A. M. Young, district deputy of
the Moderd Woodmen of America,
spent the week in this city in effort to
organize a camp. He reports progress
and thinks lie will soon institute a
flourishing camp.
Bean Spray Pumps, the only first class
Spray Pump made, for suits by It. M.
Wade & Co.
An addition to the mail service from
Portland was made on Monday evening
the nail corning by way of Dallas, ar
riving here about 9::0 o'clock. Post
master Wheeler does not distribute the
imail in ttie evening but has it ready (or
ii patrons the first thing In the morning.
Word from Dallas ' states that the
mTroaht?acilI 1 now teifir tatit "from
the main line north of town to the
Thurston saw mill. The switch was
put in a few days ago so as not to inter
s ' fere with the passage of trains on week
yJayn.
Mr. A.J. Lemuion, of Irving, Lane
county, was in this city during the week.
He reports the outlook for froit, etc.,
as fine in his section ; that the fall grain
was looking well and everything gen
erally was prui-pcrous and the people
consequently happy and contented.
Wear eelllng more Clothing thin
awwon than ever liefore because we
have the goods and the prices that are
O.K. J. L. STOCKTON.
The hoys at the water plant had a
lively time Tuesday morning. Thev
, had prepared to dip some pipe when
the asphalt and pitch took fire. In
order to smother the flames wet
eacks were thrown over the dipping
tank. The black smoke brought a
number-of citizens to the scene.
Mrs. Lucia F. Additon, National lec
turer and organizer for the W. T. 0. U.,
expects to hold a two week's camnaiifn
in Polk county, Including an Institute
at Monmouth, on or about the 28th,
and closing with a two days' county
convention in Dallas at a later date.
A silver medal contest will be held in
Dallas on one night of the convention.
The contestants will be young ladies
from the Independence, Monmouth and
Dallas schools.
Buy your camera supplies of F, K.
Chambers.
Tit Odd Fellows encampment bad
degree work on Tuesday veulug.
The aleauser Ojpey went by hers
Tuesday morning with a raft of aaw
log, '
The water company It ' taking up
leaky water pipes and replacing them
with new pipe.
Al Ilorrin, wife and daughter, spent
Sunday In Corvallia, returning here the
morning ot Monday.
Carholinlum that will preserve all
kinds ot wood, at R. M. Wade t Co's.
Mr, J. M. Stark has been quite ill
hie last Saturday hut is now getting
belter, and able to be about,
Our Id nen Crash, Pique and Duck
skirt, lu white and tan, are selling
tin. A hint la enough. J. L. STOCK-
TON.
Mr. C. P, Yatea, formerly editor and
publisher of the Hbeildan Hun, gave
the Wmr Hipk a call Thursday mru
log. Mr. Yale I on hi way to Al
bany by easy stages, having hla own
conveyance,
Kd Oale and Perl Hedge made a spec
ial trip to Salem last Friday evening to
take part in the Foresters' proceedings.
They got hack home In the early hour
ot next day In lime lor breakfast.
A heavy fnmt ocoured again on Bun
day night which put the trail erop
In doubt. A careful aauilnatloa
shows that otosl verities are all right.
Italian prunes ware tailing, bat enough
are loft to Insure an abundaut crop.
llrouiu Inermi or Hrom graaa is the
boot grass for hill land. Buy your grass
oed of F. K. Chamber.
The following item appeared in the
the Portland Oregonian Friday, under
the heading "Divorce Ce"j "Delia .
Konuie ha sued Oecar D. Kenni for a
divorce because ot desertion June IA,
Si7, and asks to be restored to her
maiden name, Cook. They were mar
ried at Independence, Or., in ItWU."
William Stevens, an old Vancouver
friend ot the editor, is thinking seriously
of going to Cape Nome. The Wm
Sidk is ol the oppinion that where one
man may make a ton strike in that far
country there will lie ninty-niue who
will come back poorer than ever, or viae
leave their bone to bleach on those
inhospitable shores.
William llayden came in from the
Luckiamute on Saturday to have his
hand dressed. He was injured by the
cable iu Simpson's logging camp, result
ing in the loss of the ends ot (our fin
ger. While the shock waa great, Mr.
Ilaydeu made the trip of 30 miles in
good time.
A pool comprising 2031 fleeces of
mohair, was sold at Corvallia Saturday,
the purchasers were F.L. Miller aud 8.
L. Kliue, local uiercbauta, and the
price paid was 24 ceuts per pound. The
total weight of the lot would be about
10.000 pounds. The pool is the second
of the kind there this season. A former
lot of almost the same number of fleeces
sold recently at 2Nl cents per pound.
A very handsome line of Parasols lu
color and white at ft 50 to ffi.OO; and
floe black from 75 cent to 95.00. All
steel Land lea and frames, J. L.
arocKToN. - -
A number of Vancouver people have
sent us word that they are coining to
Independence so soon as the roads get
in shape (or good wheeling. We will be
glad to see our old time friends and to
expatiate upon the good qualities of the
country and people we have cast our lot
with. The people of Polk county have a
kindly feeling for strangers and will
make their visitors' stay pleasant.
The Oregon State Grange will hold its
Annual session this year at this place,
the date of opening beiug May Ti. The
prospects for a large and enthusiastic
meeting are quite encouraging. Our
citizens should endeavor to foster these
and kindred meetings for the good of
the city.
Born.
8tat8 On Tuesday e veiling, AprlJ
24, to Mr. and Mrs. Emmet HtaaU, of
Iewiaville, a boy
HtMPW)N-On Wednesday evening,
April 2o, to Mr. aud Mrs. Pby HI nip-
son, of Airlie, a boy.
Cycle Paths.
The construction and repair of bicycle
paths in Kenton county began last Fri
day. The County Court has delegated
authority to a committee of local wheel
men to manage path construction. The
committee will turn over to bicycle or-
nizations at Philomath, Monroe and
other point such taxes aa wheelmen
paying them request to be spent In
those localities There are from 700 to
8(H) wheels in this county, and nearly
half of them have paid the tax.
Those who have watched path con
struction in this state, and especially
out of Portland, wonder why the wheel
men in this county objected to the
tax and had the law amended to as to
leave Polk county out. We believe
that the majority of the wheelmen of
this county are now in favor of the tax,
especially it they can he sure that the
money would be expended where the
wheelmen paying it, desire. Good
roads beget travel ; travel begets busi
ness, and that's what we want. Let's
have some paths.
1)1, q.
Dkimkum Word was received on
Monday of the death in Now Mexico of
Mr. Nellie Hill Den linger from eon
sumption. About three weeks ago, Mrs.
Denllnger waa taken to California In
hopes that the dryer climate would be
beneficial but she steadily declined until
death come and carried her away. She
leave on little child, a disconsolate
husband and many friends lo mourn
her lost. The remains will lie brought
here tor Interment. Adah Chapter No.
St, Order of the Eastern Star, of which
deceaecd was a member, will attend the
funeral and give the Impressive cere
monleaot the order. Bervloes will t
held In the auditorium shortly after the
arrival of the Portland train aud the In
terment made in the Burch cemetery.
A. J. Harmon-At hU home In
Brldgport, lu this county, Monday, or
pneumonia. He oame to Oregon. In
1HN3 and waa about 80 year old. He
left a wife and several children, moat
of whom are growu. Mr. Harmon
waa a worthy, upright oltlsen. The
funeral waa held at hi home on 1W
day,
W'aUa-Thcro died on Wednesday
April i at the farm where he had
lived lor thirty-three year, In this
county Ooo. A. Well, one ot Oregon's
pioneer who crowed the plains in l&Vt.
II was seventy years ot age, having
been born in Pike county, Missouri lu
1830. Deceased - eve - wife and
eight children. The funeral took
plaoe Thursday afternoon at one o'clock,
the iuteriuent being in the Buetia Vista
cemetery.
MEMORIAL BAT.
At the mooting of the Council of
Atlminiatrnliiui the following reso
lution waa unanimously Joi1hI:
"Kwolved, That the Council of
Administration of tho Dcimrttm'ut
ofOreron, (I. A. H nwjMHtfully
rotiuesta all civio ami fraternal
orguixationa in this ntuto to give,
untuolcetiHl, to tho uraiul Army of
the Republic. May 30tli, aa Mem
orial Ihvy, and that thu proa of the
Uto lx rvqtitwtcU to aid in keeping
Hncrcil tliia day, iIovoUhI to the
Nation' honored dead."
none.
The Hoard of Trade lm dccklol
to have a picnic iu the city park
on Saturday, June 2 and ha ap
pointed a committee counting of
Mown. J. K. Cooper, F. E. Cham
bers aud John Mill to make the
iHvcHnary arrangemenU, upon coin
pletction of which, full detail will
be given by the W:.iT BitB.
Caught a Dreadful Cold.
Marion Kooke, manager lor T. M.
Thompson, a large Importer of One
millinery at 1V8 Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, says : "During the late severe
weather I caught a dreadful cold which
kept me awake at night and made me
unfit to attend my work during the day.
One ot my milliners was taking Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy lor a severe
Cold at that time, which seemed to re
lieve her so quickly that I bought some
for mywell. It Mtwl (ia ami I
began to Improve at once. I am now
entirely well and feel very much pleased
to acknowledge it merits." For sale by
Kirkland Drug Co.
Want to H"T UoaU.
F. T. Crewe, ot Ophlr, Curry county,
Oregon, has wrlt'en a letter to W. D.
Claggett, of Salem, asking for Informa
tion on Angora goals. He asks: "What
can WW Angoras be bought for? Would
like all the points on them I can get."
Mr. Crews will And it rather difficult
to get 500 Angora goats at this time in
Oregon, at any price. A Willamette
valley goat man was a few days ago
offered ') a head (or his gosts all around
and he refused to consider it. Probably
some of our readers having goats to sell
will write to Mr. Crewe.
To Cure a Cold In One Bay.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money If
it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 7f cents.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
alley
Followii a are the arrivals al the Lit
tie Palace Hotel during the week :
ramAY, Amu. 20tii.
1 A rmnirhnrLv Ht Joa J W Roth. Amltr
C A Krau, lloskinn u w Amiioru, rortisnu
WKfroxol, M K A Taylor, t'ertee
Ace liurlmiik, Pr4 Will HalKlit, I'edne,
JkihiIk Merrill. Fort. K Wurren. Portland
(J 1 liretn, Chicago T J Prima, Klugs Valley
v m Cooiwr, K valley.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2lOT.
Jon Maver. Portland W J Beryor Chlcaco
i'aul DWhIhIi.H. K. M 1) lei ford. OxnClty
Hrm Maley, i;iy K A Taylor, Clt,
Will llarrin ' U O Talam, K 1
P iHlieytlit), Pedos.
SUNDAY, APRIL 22ND,
I N HoxtiaiiK, PruncoU, la.
MONDAY, APBIL21D.
A H Boylaii .Port B K Mulkev. Mon.
M McUriati. McMInn A (i Akdlua. Mon
W H Carrol. H K Geo Kaufman McMIn
curl iireon, Monmouth
TIIRHDAY, APRIL 2TH.
W O Martin, Fort F H Moulton, Port
K B Knapp, Boston KOKInir. Port
J A Walill, fort OK ()vrl,aiih Port
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H Hciiweer, ' WE Krasler
WF.IIMKMDAY AI-HIL2VrH
M p H'Hler Portland Jus Kyle, Portland
John K loit.i'ortlaud Thoa Walsh Port.
V V!1 . " K O Kldriduo N ewlig
H L Wlniiu, LewUvllle W A Harrtuglon.
THURSDAY, APBIb 19.
r i aY""1' 8 . 8 0 8pno. PortlMt
C Andrews, Portland,
J. W. KIRKLAND,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Real Estate....
Insurance, Loans.
Main Ht. Independence, Ore.
AT THK
LITTLE PALACE HOTEL
J. M. STARK, lrop.
You can get...
6 Meal Tickets for S.
Dtir Kvorytlny M'iil
is n j;mm1 as our
tnimluy Diunor, untl
our Sunday Dinner
U (looitlotlly tho borit
Moul to ho hful in
town. Try it.
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Iti'liubllran Club Xeellnir,
Thu Itxtmhlii-an Club, of Imleiwntl
amu. tkill HMut al Ilia Itprtnlillfan tluaJt
quarters (J. D. Irvtiw'a omfljf ff
patuniay evening ai a u itcpunii
cana are reqnrwt to atteiul.
V. II. Kki.lv, Heer.
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wi ll' l, r'oi I null r... I Immo kimoiu in Win Joints iif my uiins anil
iiui'a Al iny aii" l ilo ipnui a mUmk nmiu r, mmu 1 iiiiniyiii lo
W"A " l'"' ""l''1"" oim dny my son round a Mile lusik
il'"" J'"" ulili'ti txHiUilnml a Inliimviit ly a liiliilIr lio (uriimrljr
: ..Ii' Ii i and van known lu Una limn of vral trntli and lioiimiiy,
. (,ir Ma slifniitilre h alolrd Hint lin lind UM i-ornl of rlimiinallani ly
(ii Wil ania' I'lnk fill" 'nr I'nopla. I tolil my ili tor II lio wna
I eolil try tlm pals loywir. I lie iolnll"r m town slHlmiiaiil I
rat Wtit known to Ilia i)iM l.ir. and Hi" Inlirr did not ulijx't, an I
tlfil Hi' PHI. I KI I"1!""! I'l "! Illiprov.-liiniiL Tll Wnllln(
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.Or l'.ii'lo,iuid Ndvlu utlivrs lo
Uuao wlio nr miiin wllll tills
MI'SAK It. iMlMAKOa,
MOPS.
Hops are ahove the ground anJ are
growinit raplill)'. There will be the
usual aureate touether with yards that
will come into U'srinu this year. The
yards are heing worked lo their full
capacity aud so far little or no contract
ing has laen done, nor does il look , like
there will I, In a number of yards
training will commence soon and the
disxtlon aoeiiii lo le to train up
feavr vines to the hill than heretofore,
If this Is wralail la it will make a
liaaer yield hilt a better hop laith in
sise aud tlavor, KxiK'riuuce is teaching
that quality, imt tuntlty, ia the essence
of successful Imp culture.--tiervais Ktar,
The Oregon Hop Oruwert' Associa
tlou has mails a numbrr of stiles re
ceiitly, and It Is evident that the
whole supply of hope in the United
States will he pretty well cleaned up
before fall. Oregon Agriculturist.
Hops in the Willamette valley are
coining up fine. Houta shoots have ao
tually attained a growth of six feet, but
this la exceptional. Tim work of the
first training will soon be under way
with all hands, if the pleasant weather
of the past few da) 8 shall continue.
Homestead,
F. J. Miller, a well-known hop man,
formerly of McMlonville but now with
the Luce company o( Portland was In
town yesterday, lie ia making con
tracts lor the IWOO crop, quoting prices
at 0 and 0 cents, XI oat of the contracts
ma.lo ly his company are on s"Tki mf.r.
ship iMtsia. Advances of $13 pur acre
are made at this time for cultivation,
the grower being guaranteed 7 cents
pound, the estimated cost of production;
all that is received above that figure to
lie divided equally. Only choice yards
are taken on this basis, he says, the
company having started in to secure
10H) acres and the list is about made up.
Mr. Miller, who is well osted on hop
matters estimates the acreage tributary
to Klicriiliin at 150 sores. He lias veiled
every part o the valley and says that
the talk that many yards aro being
plowed up is a mistake; that more new
yards will come Into bearing than have
been abandoned. Sheridan Bun.
Excursion Rates To as well as Front
tbe East.
The Trans-Mississippi committee o
the Western Passenger Association is
holding its annual meeting at the Brown
Palace hotel. A su'prise was sprung on
the committee at the morning session,
by General Passenger Agent Sebastian,
of the Rock Island. Beginning aUmt
June 20, the Rock Island will run four
excursions from Chicago, fit. Louis, Kan
sas City and Omaha to Colorado com
mon points, making a rate of one fare
plus 2 for the round trip and return
limit of October 31st on the tickets.
These excursions will be run as special
excursion trains and about the same
dates return excursions will be run from
Denver, Colorado BprliiR and Pueblo to
the eastern points, the same rate pre
vailing, thus enabling Colorado people
desiring to do so to make tourist trip
east during the summer, with the same
advantages granted eastern touriata who
come west.
A Testimonial from Old England.
'I consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best In the world for bron
chitis," says Mr. William Savory, of
Warrington, England. "It has saveu
my wife's life, she having been a martyr
to bronchitis for over six years, being
most of tbe time confined to her bed.
She Is now quite well." Sold by Kirk
land Drug Co.
The Best Kemody for Rheumatism.
QUICK HKI.IKF FROM PAIN.
All who use Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism r delighted with the
quick relief fror.; pain which It affords.
When sm akiou of this Mr. D. N. Sinks,
nl Trov. Ohio, says: "Some time ago
I had a severe attack of rheumatism in
my arm and shoulder. I tried numer
ous remedies but got no relief untll l
.a. avjim mended to Messrs. Geo. F.
Parsons St Co.. druggists of this place, to
try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. They
recommended it so highly that I bought
. wrl. I was soon relieved of all pain
I bave since recommended tins nnimeni,
to many of my friends, who agree wun
me that it li the best remedy ior mo
oular rheumatism In the market." For
WU by Kirkland Drug Oo.
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The movement of the hop growers to
train only one or two vines in the hills
Is a good one, It will niako a Mier
quality, and there is always salo for
good hops. The hops will lie richer and
heavier and less liable to mold, and
there will he less money paid out for
picking and more coming In tier pound
for the crop In the bale. If all poor
grades of Oiegnn hops conld lie elimi
nated, It would he a good thing for
Oregon.
The attempted coneolidatlon of the
fish canneries of the Northwest, that has
been reported for the last ir.'eral
months, is said to have finally fuller!
through. A meeting of the men con
cerned in the movement resulted In dis
agreement, and It was stated at the con
clusion of the Bession that It was Im
probable that an organiiutlon could tie
effected.
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'A " . ViPIm' Pink PUN ff Mo People tK-l Impurities from the
f lnj atipply the tuatrrlid for rnpidly rebuilding wasted nerve
r-w. It hus pcrfutmt d hundreds of almost miraculous cuiea lu se
ti.! aa o Rheumatism, many times after doctors bad given up hope.
DR WILLIAMS'
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WlLUAMO MCOICINC COMPANY, Seheneetady, N. Y.
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and Fancy Groceries.
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Opera House block, flalri Street, Independence.
I i m t: p sffi md ami mw
(Jood Rtioils at Kight rrici'H Mako Ka.sy Soiling.
Oir goods nro firtt-claH, our iriei'n an low uh tho
loyoBt quality of gomw conHtlirtd. y
All kinds of country product bought at tho l
HkrheHt Market Prico. W
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I Share of Tour Patrona?8 RssDectfulIv Solicited. i
Who said there was nothing
new under the sun?.... ' ,
If you think so, you will have to change '
yrur mind when you see that.... '
"Special Bicycle"
sBaSsWatflaa'itX?sBs
Campbell Bros.
They also have the celebrated , , , n
gollghtly" Imperial for $25. Independence, Ore-
We Have a Splendid Trade in
BROWN'S MARK
Tn shank
Shoes.
Hut still wc want to call your attention
to our line ofs
Ladies' Shirt Waists
AND
Muslin Underwear,
And the Latest Line of Men's, Boys'
and Lady Bicyclist's Crash Hats, 25c
to Of)C. S2
THE RAKET STORE
"CRESCEfJ.T"
ON A BICYCLE in a guarantor, of rrlinl.ility.
There ia satisfaction in riding a whocl in which
you havo conlidonco. Crescent quality and
Crescent heauty at Crescent pricoa nliould make
you,und your friends Crescent riders. $2s to
$3f.00.
fK CAKUV CENIHtON AND HKLIANCK
vv JHcycloH, strong in make and beautiful in
I instruction.
i l WADE CO,
M A jN STREET
A. J. Goodman, flgr.
INDEPENDENCE
CYCLONE CAMERAS
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PHOTOGRAPHERS' SUPPLIES
Karl's Clover Root Tea
llrsutlflei ttis Complexion, Purlfli't tlis
lUiKKl.iilvinsKmiliiCleitrSiln. Ciiri'.t'on
tipatlon, Imllgaiitliin, mid nil KriiMtlon. of
tha Skin, An nniwiMa l.nsntlvs Nurvn
I onlr, Sold mi almolula KiiurniilPt by ail
Urc.iri.'lt at ific, 6l)c. and Wl.UU,
8. C. WELLS 4 CO., LCPIOY, N. Y.
soli MopniiTom
For sale by Klrklaud Drug Uo., Iude
pendence.and L.H.Perkluis Mouraouth
Farm Machinery fur Sale. '
One McCormick 7-foot binder.
Onu 20-Inch Disk Harrow, 4-horso.
One Patont Fun Mill.
One Sulky Plow and attacJimunta.
Thia itiachinury ia moBtly new. Will
sell on time until the lat ol Oclobur
Inquire on the place known as the Newt
Jones place. J. B. SCRAFFORD.
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3x4 Cyclono Cameras
4x5' Cyclono Cameras
Leeds' dry plates
Stanley's dry plates
Royal paper
CvKo paper (same as Velox)
Blue Prints
Developing Outfits
Card Mounts, all prices.
CHAMBERS,
Independence.
Are you looking
for a brush?
Not with Germany hut a hair brush,
tooth brush, or a silver-polishing
brush. I have a good all-bristle hair
brush for 25c. Tooth brushes, 5c up.
A. S. LOCKE,
INDEPENDENCE,
OKEUON
Prescription Druggist
THURSTON LUMBER COMPANY,
Thurston Bros., Prop'rs, Dallas, Or.
...MANUFACTURERS OF...
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
Dry Stock always on Hand, also Cedar Shingles.
NOTE: We hwe a flrat-claas dry kllu which enables us to give you thor
ouKhly dry lumber.
" DOCTOR UP"
Changeable weather between two seasons encour
ages your chronic troubles and inllicts upon you
much petty sickness. Better ward it 'off. 10 cents
might prevent it when $10 wouldn't cure it.
Come to' us to have your prescriptions filled, and
for everything kept in a well regulated drug store.
STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS '
AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
KIRKLAND DRUG CO.
LOOK HERE,
YOUNG MAN I
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if '.( v.i'i- iiiivtvuil url in a l ort
steainc's ncTonn and pomonn
Wil'' leWe Independence EVERY
;' fxAif, Sunday excepted, at 7:00 a. m. for
V SALEM OREGON CITY
ii" and PORTLAND
For Freight r Pftssage apps on board the bout, or to the aent
HUBBARD, Independence,
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a man makes when hla laundry work la
ent home with porcupine edg-is and
Boread eaifle button holes. If he would
bring his linen to an up-to-date laundry,
where perfect methods obtain at all
times, auoh as the Salem Steam Laundry,
he will receive hU shirts, collars and
cuffs equal to new every time that we
send tlitoa home.
SALEil STBAM LAUNDRY
-v,'-;7)v' ' ; n oALtsll MliAM LAUNDRY
'h:'S-f COLONEL J. OLMSTED, Prop,
Ikzi''1"' Lssveyour orders at Kutch's Barber alp(
t win sm stags,
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