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7ERRYDALE NEWS NOTES Mrs. J. P. Caldwell and Mrs. Lee Conner were Dallas ..visitors .Friday. .Andrew Campbell, J. W. Wilson, John Duignan, Alice ..jReetz and Mrs. WiUiarn Mc . IJueen were Dallas visitors Saturday. Marion Fox was a Portland visitor Saturday. , Missts Elsie, Nellie, and Wanda Keyt were Dallas visitors Saturday. Misses 1'hena and Jiehn Audersou of McMinnville spent a few days of last week at the Jlose home near here Mrs. IIobb spent a few days of last week in .McMinnville. Hint Jones was taken to Dallas Saturday for an oper ation for appendicitis. Mrs. John Duignan srent Saturday and Sunday with her daughter in Dallas. Elsie Hoyer of McMinnville visited over Sunday with her parents here. Mrs. Charles Sneeling left for Willimina Monday where khe will spend n few weeks with her son. school hoys a little encourage ment for the banket ball game but with it all Dallas Oid just a littlo better work. The band also was there to play "Marching Through Georgia" and other patriotic tunes but had to be content with "The Bear wentover the M ountain," tic. I SNAPSHOTS AT CELEBRITIES Hon. Sant Kirkpatrick, For mer PeveT'e S'euth. 1 wthi collects Aitn-ri an. tlu-ir taxea.-Baltimore HAD FAITH IN THE OLD MINE How Fortune Came to a Girl Who Had Confidence. Buena Vista News Notes The High School have started preparing for their play to he given sometime in dajr the near future. .lhe Misses Uliys am Marjorie Reynolds took part in the musical recital given in Independence lat Satur day night. Jack I'roudy and wife of - Winlock. Wasliininon are euests of Ed Trather and family. Ed Harmon and wife were Independence visitors Satur t ' day. Mr. Mack moved his family, to the Sloper hoj vard . in American Bottom Wednesday. Hev,, S. S. Mummy held quarterly conference in t Evangelical church here Sun day. The Uase Hall hoys have received their suits but the bad we.'ther has hindered them from having a game in them. Edith Schrunk cf Salem was a guest of her parents Frank Schrunk and wife Sunday. . Mrs. Hallio Cornier of , Lebanon visited with ' II parent', v, l. Keynoiiis a no wits, while her husband was in Portland lukinu serum treatment for tuberculoids, under l)r Hockey. i . i t i i ueri onvuer wno nas lu'cn working in Salem spt'iit tin week end with hisiamily. Clara Sohiudler visited , f. lends in Independence Sun- . day. , The W. 0. W. were clean ing ami grubbing in the it i cemetery, .iionuay afternoon. Mrs. Florence Gobat and daughter, and Mrs. Tressa Konger and daughter of Su ver, spent Easter Sunday with their mother, Mrs. E.J. Au deison. Fred (Veils who ha been M-orking forG. A. Well spent Sunday with relatives in Dallas. "My jxior little iflrl," gasped old Tom Ouyers on Ills lwitliU;l, "1 dread to leuve you witb untiling. If 1 could tiiive lived nix uioiiths I miirbt bare left yuu rich." "Oh, I doD't uilnd that, dad. I'll gt aloiiK." HiiIIIh Conyer burled bur father and Diu-ked ud their lieloiiRiiiL' ready tu lenve tlie old calilu, nar the nilne lu which all Ills hopc bad hwn centered. She found a will drawn umiie time l- foro, hut now there appeared to be no iHTiiHlun for a will. Then she weut down to Colorado BpriiiKH, where ulie bud an aunt to whom ulie could look fur Kuldiince. When her father died Snllle n il teeu A lour Inter a vein whs (Uncov ered in I lie mine In which Khe Htlll bad an lntereHt. A dividend wim declared that gave her $1,000. which by the term of the will she could not have till she wan twenty one yeiirs old. Hut the vein hooii died out, and the Con yers mine wan ahiinduned. Two yearn later a couple of Hpecu la torn hoiiKht the property for a mini?, wiped out the old stock and organized a company called the Hope Milling coin- puny. Meanwhile Ballle Couyer was enrn- Inu her living In Colorado Springs. When she wh twenty she became eu Kuged to a clerk In a bank with a sal ary ao InllnlteHtlnnil that matrimony between the two teemed but a uiultl plication of their truublei. Hut the wh approaching when Bullitt would come Into ber $1,000, and that would enable them to set up lu a email way at hoimckeepliiK. The day she was pa Id tbe money be gan happily and ended In misery. Wll lard Bleurua, ber lover, bad been long looking for tbe duy when tbey should be murrled. Now, when tbe money waa paid, Bnllle told him that abe pro posed to Invent It In tbe atock of the Hope Mining company, lie looked at ber aghast "I have kept In touch wltb the prop erty," ihe aald, "and know aonietblug about whnt they are doing. My fa ther worked that mine for three years, Ho uaed to talk to me about It because be hadn't any one elae to confide what absorbed hi in. I know that when I certain event happens. If It ever doea happen, a rich lode will be struck.' elie got out ber fathers old mapa, showing plot after plot crossing and covering one another, and tried to el plain what ber futher had so oftHn explained to her. Rut either be could out or would not understand. He took no Interest In the angle at which the Sun born lode dipped tior In the depth at which It crossed the Conyera. A gold mine to him meant a capacious maw capable of swallowing the bard earned money of simple minded peo pie. Ho told Snllle (tint If he murrled her be bud the prospect of living with a woman who had Inherited a apecu lullvo in h 1 1 1 n . lie prererrtHl to go throtiKh Ufa alone Bailie tearfully accepted the sltua Moti. The next day ulie visited the mine and Introduced herself to the su perliitcmlent of the boring gang ns the daughter of the former owner. He was very kind to her, answered all her ipieHtiuus, but showed no expectation of striking paying dirt Indeed, be told her that he expected noon to abandon the work Snllle linked him how deep was the bole. He told her It whs 1,400 feet. Tromlwe uie that you won't stop till you have gone 1!00 feet fur ther," she said "Why no?' "Hecmise kiii'II strike a rich vein at l,fsXi feet." lie gave the promise, and Sal He re inned to fiilnnido Sprtmrs The nest l:i she went to h broker and asked 'iuei price of Hope Mining I", cy told her that there hud i"i i 'MMiiUkm tor mouths, hut If ; ,', were ulTercd II would 'ic might wish to buy. She i .1 ilicin to offer 2 cents a ( n- much iin Jl.lKKi would pur I he nirer was nnide ami $.'i0,- I v ilce ,.f ihe stork secured. ''ouvcr li id expeeted Io make ol Iron l.l.'.Olo I"i00 foot Sill ::,,,! ,Virk III n lenilde mn Sue h nl uUolute conthleuce hi t 'll-er'n e. ei tilthms. hut her " win liMcklng these esi'ectatlont "'M il iv. lonklny at I lie quota "f Hope sio.K. she was astound Hint it bad ln-eil run up to N) ' I He Probably Spoke. I "1 say. -Mr. JohiiHtuu." said little i Tommy, "are you fond of apeaklng?" .Not very. Tommy. rtllea air. Johnston, with n smile. 'You don't speak much V "Well, not a great deal." "1 thought so."' said little Tommy, "because I heard Sister Agnes say to mamma today that she had been wait ing six months for you to speak" Worse and More of It. "Concord. Concord!" shouted the brakeimin as the tiulii pulled Into the station diirin;; u tremendous outburst of thunder mii'. Ik'hlnliig. The clever woman grusped her tim brel hi firmly "Not only conipiered." she ejaculated, "hut taken by storn,!" - Vonth s Com paiiinii. Get baby chix for less than you can afford to hatch them. White Leghorns and Houdans Polk County Sanitary Egg Farm Route 2, Salem 4 t. FOR SLE Mare 1300 about 12 yeara old. A. Green. Kouta 2 Belgian Stallion for sale or ex change. A bargain. Inquire at I his ffTice. CHARITY .- Chanty is genuine joy. To look up and not down that is fa lh. To look forward and not back lhat is hope. To look out and not in that is charity" in thought. Lend a hand lhat is chanty in action. Edward Everett Hale. Among the new members of the Hlxtv-thlrd coneress none In likely to attract more Interest than Sunt Kirk Patrick of (Mtuinwii, v.lio will repre sent the Sixth Iowa district In the new house. He Is a Iiemocrat ami will sm ceed to the sent now held by II. K Kendall. Itc Publican. He Is nearly seventy-one years of ai;e mid simt 1SH0 has been nil Internal revenue o!!i cer, working iiinon tne mooiisiiiners and counterfeiters of the south. J'lie Hon. Snnt has faced death on many occasions; mid hears many Hears of but tle, but save for the partial hiss of eye sight he Is still hale and hourly. His career us Internal revenue agent has been one of I be most remarkable In the history of the service, both from the point of accomplishment and nnr row escapes from death. Tim Hon. Rant has destroyed more Illicit distil leries and placed more men In the penitentiary than nny other man In tho United (States. In ills body lie our lies over a hundred plei es of lend. memontoH of his clashes with the moonshiners during his various raids. He lias several times raided the no torious 8ldim Allen gang, which shot up the court of Carroll county at Hills vllle, Va., last spring. Congressman Klei t Klrkpntriek serv ed throughout the civil wnr ns first lieutenant of Company K, Second Iowa Infantry, and Is the only civil war veteran representing Iowa In either brunch of congress. 8rgant-st-arms of the Senate. E. Livingstone Cornelius, successot to the late Colonel Haiilid Moore Umis dell us sergeant at amis of the Cultcd Slates Semite, Is n Democrat. He luu been assistant sergeant-nt-nrms f u more than a year, u position speclnll, created for him by the senate. His first position at Washington wns aa private secretary to Colonel Itanx ::- : '!'. ' r ; . -r ( . Oysters ss Food. Oysters come nearer iu composition to cow's milk than do most other meats, as all the four kinds of nu trients nis'di'd are present In good de gree. Oysters have a larger excess of the tlesh building substance relative to the other constituents than milk, so we "balance the ration" by addition of starchy food and fats when eating oysters, thus securing a good meal at a cost lhat compares favorably wltb that when other meats are chosen. Professor Julius Nelsou of Kutgera College in Leslie's. Young horse for sule Inquire at this office. cheap. The Independence Studio (LOCATED OVER CRAVEN 5 MOORE) Will trade Upright 1'iano u, any thing of value. Whit have you? Address A. C. P. care of the Monitor. FOIl PALK, cre.lIH H'iM'il!ol call ;.t tli in office. DIAIIBS IN COAL AND WOOD coal roR sale; The Cha. K. Spaulding Logging Co. For sale, some good Amer ican Wonder early seed potatoes Call or phone Homer Hill. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE made promptly, carefully and at a reasonable pric Brown & Sibley, Attorneys and Ab slractors, 610 Mill St, Dallas, Oregon. RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE Looked Into the Wall. A rather peculiar case of absentmlnd edness was that related of Peter Bur rowes, an Irish lawyer. A frleud who called on Ilurrowes at an early hour one mornlni,' found him shaving wltb his face held close to an empty wall. "What on earth are you assuming that mill ml:' for?" he usked. "To look lu the Klass." was the reply- "Hut there's no Klass there," laughed the acquaintance. "lilcss you! 1 didn't notice that be fore." said Ilurrowes. und then, calling his servant, he asked him what bad be come of the mirror. YVhv. sir." s;ild the man, "It was broken six weeks utfo." DAIRY FARM FOR SALE, ) f 7000 1 1 oj'-ti ly for $0500 wit! stuck thrown in. For part v'lilais see It. J Taylor. . FOR SALE, 50 acres one mile from Monmouth, fine soil, Price $125 per acre. For particulars inquire at this office. A Pai.iter'a Odd Wayt. Alfred limit was at t lie same time both a very slow and a fastidiously punctilious sketcher from nature, a combination which is snld to have has tened bis end, for he hud a book for every hour of the day and every condl Hon of weather, nud. overladen witb these, he would often trudge a lengthy distance to his work. lie would then start, say, on an Incomplete morning effect lu sunshine, to be cast aside for similar subject In shadow if the sceno clouded over or for a noonday one directly that hour was reached. It Is sold that he consequently sometimes carried as muny as a dozen varieties of the same view. St. James' Gazette. B. LIVINBSTOM-J COHNKLirS, More than GOO cloth, to uulect from, tho tailor. Independence sent over about 200 jk?o1j I Salem fuesday, to give tlia high l a ml few soles The vein bad been i i!,e st.w-U been ui north $'.' a - v it -nl S 1 1 1 : wti a rich Wll lard steiiriiN kept away from Sal le fioiu die duy he told her he would lot marry one who hud Inherited maiil.i for ss ulatlon One day he heard of a great rle In ll.pe Milling company at,M k nnd saw an Item In a Hcunphixt Hinting that the daughter of Convent. Who formerly owned the mine, hud a large uck of the atock. Hl heart fur a moment aeeuied to cense to brat. He IioimhI Bailie would end for him. Hut ithe didn't lie wrote ber a tuitecongmtohitlng her oo her gooti fortune and received a very kind reply. Till encouraged him, and lie aought to renew thi engagement No." lie ald. "your rmaons were gllllipVs of good, though uot oinctty aa yon atated mem. i on ami i are tniule of differ ent atuff l am. like my father, readv to rWk all on that In which I bare con fideiux. Tour natural tiit la In a dlf. ferent line Tiurether w alHinld t constantly pulling hi different direc tion. " Rallle Convent turne1 out grent Iecultor nnd got enormoualy rich . , dell when the hitler was uptiotiitt'il I'ultcd Stales marshal of tbe Iiisiii of Columbia by 1'reshh-iit Harrison When Colonel Kansdell bc-canu- tbe senate serweant nt-ii nos lu Laiti h tallied Mr t ornelins as hi- inivnt seci-etary. On Hie death of Ills su perior a short time ;ip Mr, Cornelius vn api'"ed to the position. The new serceant at anus uaule nil the o' lU'lnl nrni iiueiiienls for the funerals r Vive I'reslilent Sherinnii and Senator Hayner of Murj bunt. The Iron Shroud. Ludovlco Sfoiita, who Invented the Iron shroud, was the Qrst to suffer death by tlja horrible torture. Leading Woman. 'What do you understand by a lead ing woman?" "Any woman who hi married "-Chicago Lxa miner. Probability of Life. A man of twenty in good health may expect to live forty years longer; a man of forty, twenty-seven. Ready to Strike It When a fellow has tuouey to bum the chronic bor.-ower Is a match foi 111 lit. New York Mall. Preserved Meats. Herodotus, born It. C, notes thai the Kgyptlans preserved meat, Huh and fowl by steeping them In brine. A Light Attack. "Have yon any married sisters?" "Nope One was engaged once, but I' didn't ii'i-o" Houston Post. For sale, 8 room bungalow, modern gasoline engine and water system com plete, 4 good lots, all kinds of fruit. At bargain and on easy payments. D. D. Davis. PROPEKTY FOR RENT KOOM FOR KENT, culars inquire, at r phone 3311. for parti this office FOR rent, furnished rooms. Inquire at this office. FOR rent, two houses. Call on or telephone Miss C. A. Robinson. Nomination Blank Good for 5000 Votes I wish to nominate Miss 4 Li, . - -f-. i , F - . . -4 - -1 ' fe. - . -. ... - Will be opened SATURDAY, MARCH 29, and on that day and all the week following we will give every Baby (any age between 4 months and 3 years old) ONE FREE PHOTO OF ITSELF valued at $0.00 per dozen This offer is absolutely free. No obligations what ever. SO BE SURE TO BRING YOUR BABIES TO THE STUDIO DURING THIS TIME and get a high grade Photo of them free from any cost. We are doing this to advertise ourselves, to let you know you have a good photographer here In your town. We do kodak finishing and ALL kinds of photo work and we will appreciate your patronage. Call and sea us and see for yourself whitt we do. D A V I E S Located over Craven & Moore's Store, INDEPENDENCE, ORE. ACKERMAIV5 FISH MARKET Dea "i s in All Kinds 01 hs!i and Poultry Fresh Oysters, Clams, Crab-, S:i!inon, Halibut and '' Small Fish of All Kinds. j Located in old Hotel Building Facing i Railroad Street i Address Nominated by CLASSIFIED AlVEaTlSlM ll noliccH uniler this hrad will bi eiiitrufil Ht lhe rate of Ic a word fo one insertion or iW a line by continu On? mlvertisers. Frui'ional lines coun as full lines. Dii'tz. Jack of Muny Trde. Henry V. Aslilim -t Is ensily the mist vvrsntlle ineinU'r of the neimto. When the lilrllcti; of politic loaves him lolilesa h have 11 variety of pur ultn by whleti to earn a llvoiilwoil. In his iuttotiioi.-1'Hptiy In in,, ennres Uiml tlhti-tory Mr A-litiutst nmkos this pliiln utiiteiiient of fi.-rs: "Has p.irsmsl tin- follow ins iK-enpti-Ions l.miilier.iai'k. eowlmy. ;lerk nml eashlor In store, nosiai'er reorter. hil earrlei mul lawyer." Koi sai.k, a span of good work horso.s, 6 years old. weight SOOt pounds. Inquireof J, Q. Thomas, Motitnoi.th, Oregon. h vi.kd veti-h, ilu-at and grain hay and straw for sale, Verd Hill Indopodence Oregon. "in In.ii.i Ulu-oinnioii '" "I ilou't exiss t to i bhIiI Hie summi-r !h'!I 1'iH'il lhe na h,'r iif i IV'urler Join ual. Her Record. tuiiles iif twelv Miial that nvortl,'1 '. "tuit v far I've si." - I.ouisvliU- "The Hlacksmith" standard btvd trotting horse will maketht season at Independence and Dal las. C. L. Coulee Manager. Nulli K, i--(lt r copies of tin Miniitur's big sptci-.il edition now. iiiglocopies HV, 0 foi Address This nomination blank, whet properly tilled and brought oi 'nailed to thocotitest departtnett of the Monitor will count ft "000 votes. Only one of thes blanks will be credited to eac candidate. Reeves Grocery The Best in Groceries. Crockery, Chinaware, Etc., that Pleases. Try our Coffee and Teas WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION VOTE COUPON This coupon when neatly clip ped and properly filled in with the name of the candidate you wish to vote for, will be counted as five votes. Name of candidate Address 3- 11111811 MS - J- Hn Motto. -How do. jou si.,1,.1 on the ln.om tM x question r" "My m.-tto is n, is: ;! mo tiut ln. Allies of Hi,- iH-ol.V ai,. I , .-e li , riii lJANCll KUK SAI.K, 2S7 UOM I'liice at $75 p r aoiv. V.v dow n. balance on good terms Inquire nf R. J. Taylor. UVK STOCK, IMPLEMENTS. ETC. This coupon is void after Mar. 29. 1913 Cut on lines. Don't roll. Send in flat. If Its Household Goods You Want Cash Basis Consequently Cheap.r See ! J. D. Reeves womm Goodness to the House- wife,vith pride of cooking, signi fies materials that will make appetizing, palatable food that kind that brings praise from family or guest. Carefulness in purchasing gro ceries gives satisfying results. With us quality counts, Our groceries are of the standard brands. Some of ourSpecialsare Drifted Snow Flour, D Almonte Cannd Fraits Flag Brand Vegetables, M. J. B. Coffee Fluke & Johnson, Grocers
