NEWS
FRO
MONMOUTH
Wa tte4 s neatly managed lumber
yard wlia. drains Btn-J fr lnS42i
theaa dsys In Monmouth.
('. Iirrnia bought a Ritotl horae at
lint tirlgaby ' recently, paying flf
1 dollars fur It.
Mr. Uroom, recently from Idaho,
uw lives cio tha Ikoniiey plata north
of town.
T. J, I'etili anl wlfa wera Curval
lu tiaitora recently.
W. u (iiiaon or UrltiffiMirl wsa
doing bualneas In town Tuesday,
Mlas Kdjth WoUrriun was a Dal
laa visitor ftundsy.
A rotlval, (o In conducted t jr Kv
angcllat Stevens arid wife, will begin
at tha Monmouth Chrlatlsu thurtb on
Friday, tha 19th.
'. I.. Hiarr of Bsleui was doing
business In Monmouth Tbursdsy.
A family by the namu of Mctlaiinl
hav taken uu their residence. In
Monmouth while I rn rov Idk and build
ii K on their hundred sere fnnu r-
renily nun Iih ( from Mr. l.tnss, 3
miles north of town.
K. II. lluoiK-r liaa comph led a neat
residence and wsa limvlng Into It
Monday.
Mr. and Mr. I. M. Culbr.mh of
Molimoutb IIIkIiI were doliiK bind
liens In town Monday.
Mlas Kdua (iuthrlo was an Inde
pendence visitor Monday.
l. M. Hewitt Ik IiuvIiik a neat col
tag built where bo recently moved
the house from he was living In on
Main street.
Walter Mctxler of I'ortlutid wus
visiting bU folks the past week, re
turning Monday.
Mr. and Mra. Van Winkle from
Sul. -in visited the lattcr'a futher, lr
I'arrtHh, during the wefk, returning
Monday.
MIh Kdlth Fugate wss a Salem
visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. Harrington of Lewls-
tUU ari doing bulii- la Mn
a tout k lUturdaf.
Mdau.s l'al llyda and I'
flttifriirf cfa cIm(H 10 go a drl!
rslea In tba flunday tbhoul run tea
tli'O at IlidepeadeBjra VYedttfdsy and
Thursday.
liit or jvnon
Following la lha Hit of jurors fur
lha Iwember term of circuit court.
liWi,
V, II. I'epper, Dallas Uioribanl; 8
T. rlinlih, Itallas farmer; W. A- Moan
llsllaton farmer; J. H. Cuuper. liidn-
peudeiiia rapltallal; t). A. Weill. far
kef farmer; Albert Hotuea, Mii'oy
fanner; It Drunk. Haletn farmer; K
W, Htaata, .Mr It farmer; Cleo. Hall.
Itallaton farmer; Itoy Hyerley, Alrlla
farmer; A. J. Msrtlu ttallaa painter;
Geo. Conkey, liidrpemlrtu merchant;
A. W. netrber.Huell fanner; T. U
(Mik, ltl kreall farmer; W. K llurna,
Moiimouth farmer; II. (. Heme, Indv-
pendente farmer; Van II. Hear.
HalUton farmer; (i A . 1'urvlne, Ka
bin farmer; John A. Wolfe. 'rry
dale. Viuer; J. !. MurdiMk. Mn
niiiixli farmer; U. It ..utnaalt, I ml
laa farmer; J .1). Hlagle, MiCoy far
mer; J, II Fouler. Itallna farmer;
Jatneii At water, Alrtla farmer; Adolpb
Aeble, Kuver farmer; A. It. Athey. M
("oy farmer; J. M. Dlikey, Hberlda
fanner; W. V, Aok. I'arker far
mer; Wallai t Yat-. Hullnton fanner
C.-o K Cutbr, Kalian (apltallut;
A. rrntlier, llin-na Vlata' farmer.
SUNDAY
SCIIOO
WORKERS
L
MELT
A Valuable Tip.
After expomire r when you fn
a eohl roinlng on take a few doaea o
Foley' Honey and Tnr and It will
expel the -old from your ayaiem. It
jr the moat atubborn t-ougLa an
rold, aud prevenla pueuuiolila.
0. Dove.
Dr. Allln. Dentlat. Cooptr Illdg. If
Stimulation Without Irritation.
That I the watchword. That
wnat Foley's Orluo laxative doe
Cl.'unno and atlmulatei the bowel
wl.hout Irritation In any form. D. G
Dove.
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lis
Honored by Women
W bra a womaa apeak ol ner
ileot nerat aufferiof aba
tmita yon. Million hava ba
lowed tbia nark of confi
dence oa Dr. K. V. Pierce,
of Buffalo, N. Y. Every,
where there are women who
bear witaeaa to tba wonder
working, curin-power of Dr.
Pieroa'a Favorite Prescription
which aave the wffrrint if
frtm pain, and auoceaafully
rapple with woman' weak
aeaae and $laUoru Hit.
ITMAKE3 WHAK WOHON STRONQ
' IT J1AKES SICK WOMEN WELL.
No woman' appeal wea aver miadireoted or her eon
Bdeoce miaolaced whea ahe wrote for advice.
the Wobld' DiiraNiAir Mroical Aiiooation, Dr.
K. V. Pierce, Preaident, Buffalo, N. X.
Dr. Phnt'i Ptmaaat faMa laahwe mlH aatunl aowe morttntat eaea m lay.
2sA H3. Ti. A
A non-intozlcant, pure and refresh
ing beverage. Brewed from choice
malt and bops. Those who
s
USB 2VTH3LjAS
pronounce It absolutely the best mild,
non-Intoxicating drink on the market.
Ask your druggist for It. Also for
sale at the local soft drink establish
ments. For prices write (
Salem Brewery Association
8ALEM, . OREGON.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
HECK "St FliUBACtfER, Proprietors
Fresh and Cured Meats
Fish and Game in Season
Phones, Home 610; Bell 693
Main Street independence, Oregon
The I'olk ruumy Konday antioul
., i uu it,U lu first rlm to
day la tba Cbliatiaa fbunh Tba
morning hour aa ocrupled prliwl
(ally by tba addreaara of wrl.uiue.
reaponaee apMilniinnt of mm wit loan
Tba round labia eonferenra, roil-
dueled by tba state field worker, lie.
C. A. I'blppa, on Hunday ai h.x.l man
atement, was eireadtngly Interesting
and helpful. Tbaa round tabU ton
fereni will ba a very profltabla part
of tba ruuvettjlon-
In Ilia afternoon lie. Kambsin.
paator of tha Krangelltat rburrb at
lalla, save a very helpful talk on
Kvanaellailc work In tba Sunday
Kluxil. Tba round labia ronfereiira
aa on tba subjixt of Tba big boy
and bow to deal with blm.' Itav, Mr.
I'blppa bandied It la queatlon In a
very ablo man ner. shins many help
ful p4iltits In ibis Una of work.
Tbr evening si salon was Isrgvly
t.ken up wlili an address on tha
Unilsvlll" i-onventlun by Itev. Mr.
I'blppa. This wa tba regular trl en
tilal loiiveiitldti of tha International
Sunday School Aaao Istlon. To bear
Itev. Mr. I'blppa tell of the lurge au
ditorium filb-d with 7ooo peoplu and
the trained horus if 6o0 vt.lres un
r i i I. ruin ) of K. O. Kxrell,
that Uliexeelled mualral dlrertor, rer
tnluly ought to limi'lre all Sunday
st-hool workers to a greater seal In
their own work.
The hlgb water mark of the con
vention was readied on t tn day when
the. now adult organised bible class
work was dlseussed. In tha evening
1200 men. members of organised men's
bible classes of Louisville, marched,
to the auditorium singing their class!
songs, carrying their banners with
cluaa tuotios. When tbey marched In
llev. Mr. I'blppa says the women of,
the audience actually Jumped on
chairs and shouted for joy at the!
sight of l-'JO men la the Sunday ,
school work Rev. Mr. Phlpps tells
about these things In a very effect
ive way and with wonderful effect on
Ms audience. It Is well worth taking
the time to hear one of these pop
xr addresses. '
Today's scshIou will be full of
things to help and encourage Sunday
school workers.
Tbe evening service will consist of
a popular meeting for everybody. Ad
dresses by Mrs. Addlton, stale super
intendent of temperance work, and
Rev. C. A. Phlpps.on "The young
men of the day." A cordial Invitation
extended to the people of Indepen
dence to attend these meetings In the
Christian church.
No Case on Record.
There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting In pneumonia
or consumption after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken, as It will
stop your cough and break up your
cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in
a yellow package. Contains no opi
ates and Is safe and sure. D. O.
Dove.
PASSING OF CAPTAIN SKINNER
Waa Familiar Figure of Willamette
Valley.
Capt. George Skinner died at his
home in this city Wednesday morn
ing at 2 o'clock from' an attack of
diabetes, after an illness of a few
days only. Capt. Skinner was one of
the well known figures of the city of
Independence and he will be missed
more than any other man that coula
have been removed. He had operat
ed a launch on the Willamette river
between Independence and Salem
during the last twelve years. j
He came to the Pacific coa3t in
1882 and to Independence in 1890.
He was a native of Ohio, having
been born in that state in September,
1847.
The funeral services will be con
ducted by Rev. Sanford Snyder from
the Methodist church in this city this
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
357 State Street
Telephone 1 1 7
The Court Resort and German
Lunch Place
FRANK H. COLLINS, Pron.
SALEM . OREGON
What Would You Do?
In a case of a burn or scald what
would you do to relieve the pain?
Such injuries are liable to occur in
any family and everyone should be
prepared for them. Chamberlain's
Salve applied on a soft cloth will re
lieve the pain almost instantly, and
unless the injury is a very severe
one, will cause the parts to heal
without leaving a scar. For sale by
P. M. KIrkland.
White Salmon Gains Publicity.
Klickitat ' county's citizens joined
in a monster optimistic rally at
White Salmon, Washington, last Sat
urday. Expert publicity men and rail
road officials were present from Port
land to take part In the event,
which was one of the most success
ful ever held in the "Evergreen
State."
Dress Shoes and
Work Shoes
Wa ran't help tut talk about our
Shoes, for wa know that wa are put
ting out an extra good Una of shoes
for tba money.
Our fs 00 Cruiser Cutter Is an ex
tra good aboa for tba money. High
top, crome calf, with tba very bast
of oak tan soles. Soft, pliable and
i ssy on th foot 1Q
Our 13 75 A. A. Cutter Is sn oil
tsn, regular top, very strong, well
mad, heavy oak sole, outside sole
leather counter. A shoe that will
stand tba hardest kind of wear.
Our $.1 r.O Gorilla; brutally strong;
stsudard screwed, slo sewed; up
pers hesvy box a!f. with full double
sole; tsp toe. A shoe tbst gives
tx'rs good satisfaction.
We also have shoes for 12. CO and
$ 1 15 that are extra good for tbe
money.
Good dress shoes $3.50 to 14.50.
Yours for shoes.
0. A. KRAMER
Jeweler and Gents Furnishings
SELLING OUT
AT COST
Entire stock consisting of Harness, Whips,
Blankets, all kinds of strap work, all goods
used in. harness and saddle making, and
Leather Goods must be closed out. I am
positively going out of business, and will sell
the stock at actual cost.
This is an opportunity for farmers to buy
their horse goods at actual cost. It will not
be their privilege to again have such a chance,
perhaps, in a lifetime to buy at such low prices.
This sale will last only until the first of
December. My stock of goods must be sold
by that time as the shop will be closed on
that date. Other business demanding my at
tention makes it impossible for me to contin
ue the harness shop in Independence.
George C Dunham
The Harness Man