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I Come over on the next boat L. HfcWITT, M. I). Phyilcian and Surgeon Office in Cooper BiilldinR, ooiiir 2 nd 8, Of lice hour. 0 a. in. to 12 in. nd 2 to 6 p. m. nd day. Calls answered night HOMER LODGE No. 4ft K of P Meet every Mon. night In K. of P. Hall. M Uoetz, O. C J, W. Rlctiardsoo, K.R and 8. B. F. JONES . A TTOllNE Y-A T-LA W NOTA11Y VUJIL1C Office upstairs in,Cooper Blk INDEPENDENCE, OREGON W. R' ALLIN, D. D. S. ...Dentist... rain Ism Extinction Uooper Building, Independence, Oregon Launch Independence Plys betweeu ludependeuce Riid Sal em daily except (Sunday. Passenger and freight business solicited. Leave Independence : 9;.10a. m. Leave Salem : 3 :15 p. iu. Geo. Skinner - Skipier California Medicated Soap The best for ore, chapped hands ' dundruff, Inxeot stings und polxon oak. Mrs. J. W. Richardson, Sr. Agent. Monmouth St., Independence Or. CA.S EE PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE ....BY THE.... BUTLER PRODUCE CO. . YOIJR IRON BED IS HERE 1 1 Our e.rlo.d fore, h.v. Ju.t rtnl.h.,1 umo.dlna . .rfl, r of Iron 8.J.. I fbr'"0 T """ "n 10 ,h 'rUrn,,Ur Mart "0U 'h W. buy d".ct from h! J U factory In carload, thereby reducing freight rat., .nd saving th. jobber.' profit W olv vou th! Jo. m of thl. ..vlng ,n .dd.tlcn to our .B. WJy cf ..!,,. ' j furnishing.. Be few of th. no YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF, McMlnnvllle, : : : : Oregon Chat. Gregory, Jtgt, Dallas. Or. Dr. J.L. Calloway Osteopathic Physician Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy. Kirksvllle, Mo. under Dr. A, T. Still, found er of the science. CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY Phone 791 ? Rooms 78 COOPER. BLOCK INDEPENDENCE, ORE JOHN BRAMBERG Plastering and general mason work. Stone, Brick and Concrete work. INDEPENDENCE, OR. Estimates free on application. I.W.Dickinsons LIVERY and FEED STABLE Oood turnouts and careful drivers I R. E. DUGANNE, D.M.D. f DENTIST f Graduate of N. P. D. 0 PHONE M 121. INDEPENDENCE 11 BUSINESS COLLEGE U ITASHINOTgN ANDTINTH I I PORTLAND. ORISON UL WRITE FOR CATALOG Th School that Plactt You in a Good Potititm Dr. GL JU. Mills Ueterinary Surgeon Phone: Office 153, residence 443. Office at Newt Jones' Livery Barn. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON ml r"; ,; : : "naiin - mi rii i Ioti inmi r i HOUSE FURNISHERS DOINGS AT THE STATE NORMAL Mauy of the Normal students will spend Thanksgiving out of town. Miss Ida Goyne will be the guest of Supt. and Mrs. L. A. Wiley of Newberg; MIbs Pearl 'Simmons will visit her aunt at Camas, Washington; Miss Carrie Hathaway will be entertained at Eugene; Miss Lillian Anderson and Miss Esther Splllman will spend the day with the latter's brother at O. A. C; Miss Clara Tinnerstet will go to ' Clackamas; Miss Erne Gal- breath will go to her home at Tual atin. Miss Grace Whltehouse, critic of the 3d and 4th grades in the training school, will make a flying trip to Til lamook during the Thanksgiving holi day to make final proof on her. tim ber claim. Miss Ruby Shearer will spend ThankBglvtng at her home In Port land. Miss Roma Stafford will visit her home In Oregon City until Sunday. Principal L. R. Traver returned Sat urday from the institute at Saleni. He left Monday afternoon for the in stitute of the Inland Empire, held this year at Baker City. From there he goes direct to Eugene to be'pres; ent at the school officers' conven tion, which meets there Saturday, Nov. 28. Invitations are out for the Annual Reception given, by the Senior Class of the Normal, which occurs this year the 5th of December.' Quite elaborate preparations are being made under the direction of the president, D. C. Henry. Chairmen of the different committees are as follows: program, Miss Alpha Wilson; Invitation, Miss Ruth" Fugate; reception, Miss Mary Whitney; decoration, Mr. P. M Stroud. The second series of five weeks' tests last week closed the first term of the first semester of the Normal. The work has proven very successful so far and the constantly increasing student body Is encouraging. School spirit and class spirit are both in strong evidence and the Normal work promises good once more. Of especial Interest was the last meeting of the Vespertine Society. A large audience was present to hear the program, Washington Irving and his books being the author chosen for the evening. This was followed by a debate, "Resolved that the marriage' of American women to foreign noble men is detrimental to America." Strange to say, the negatives receiv ed the decision of the judges. The debaters were: Affirmative, Misses Powell. Hickson and Troedson; nega tive, Misses Olsen, Shepherd and Rasmussen. The Vespertines have elected the following officers for the second ten weeks: president, Mrs. P. M. Stroud; vice-president, Miss Incy Baker; sec retary, Miss Mary White; treasurer, Miss Huber; organist, Miss Spencer; sergeant-at-arms, Miss Hartzog; chor isters, Misses Shore and Weston; crit ic, Miss Shearer. The Delphian Society rendered the following program at the last regular meeting: Song Society. , Recitation Sadie Boughey. Funnyisms Mignon Burt. Vocal solo Hattle Cooper. Reading, "The Celebrity," Mary Whitney. . j Reading Anna Addison. At the business meeting the follow ing officers were elected for the new term: president, Shirley Dorsey; vice-president, Esther Larson; sec retary, Susie Hoffman; .treasurer, Ad- ele LaLonde; sergeant-at-arms, Ruth Fugate; chorister, Hazel Dunahoo; editor, Lexie Strachan; critic, Prof. Fargo." One of the most elaborate events of the season was the student dance given by the Monmouth boys in the Normal gymnasium on November 2d. The hall was artistically decorated in evergreens. During the evening punch was served and excellent music was furnished by the Independence orches tra. The honored guests were the boys of the Albany foot ball team. The patron and patroness were Prof. and Mrs. W. F. Fargo. About two hundred were present and a most en joyable time was had by all. Men Past Sixty in Danger. More than half of mankind over sixty years of age suffer from kidney 'disorders, usually enlargement of prostate glands. This is both pain ful and dangerous, and Foley's Kid ney Remedy should be taken at the first sign of danger, as it corrects Irregularities and has cured many old men of this disease. . Mr. Rodney Burnett, Rocltfport, Mo., writes: ' "I suffered with enlarged prostate gland and kidney trouble for years and af ter taking two bottles of Foley's Kid ney Remedy I feel better than I have for twenty years, although I am now 91 years old." D. G. Dove. Patronize our advertisers. COTTAGE HOTEL Mrs. J. F. Staiger, Proprietor Special attention to Commercial and College Organizations. Telephone and meuenger Mrrice at hotel. O 1 r"V 160 Court Sheet Telephon. 209 Main. DtdlCITlj We i EkMhing Gleaned Pressed and Repaired next door to Independence Oregon THE NOBLE D. A. MADISON, Prop. Corner Commercial and State Screet Pianos Organs Sewing Machines Talking Machine Records Piano and Organ Studies Sheet Music Extras for Ail Makes of Sewing Machines GEO. C. WILL, And take home a new bed City Restaurant, on street SALEM, OREGON Basis of success of Old and Relia- ble House of Geo. C. Wills Good goods, right prices, posi tive guarantee, and defects (the fault of instru ment) repaired fre of charge. 121 Commercial Street Salem, Oregon.