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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1908)
1S1P I 1 In One of Accident YcMt should keve botile o( pur old ne yon can rlr upon. Thai you know Is rtxht. Sock mm k CYKUS NOBLEi for the ret lima in 4 yean Bow told direct lo you. g sw awl d , aMked la pWia Wax la rite ar.it raaV wpini Write ZV1 No denfcr of refilled boltlct hcn you buy irom mi. No daruter of ma cheap worthiest Substi tute fcin palnicd on on you. We hive been lle distributer of this famous brand, celling wholesale enly, lor 44 yeara. Pure ld honest whiskey afed in wood. every IMXile guaranteed. W. J. VAN SCHUYVFJVcV CO. UOIIUJMS AiJ NM t.iu.. IM lOt l07!W-JS..P.U4O.r f t m urn m W. J. Vaa Stirr Ce, rl o MriitoUHlll.a.llU a. i UMW CTBvt HOSLl P O Man Spray Your Trees with dependable brond Mm urn! hulphur Solution. Manufactured by Gideon Htol Company of Salem, Oregon. Strictly iuri or $100 forfeit. We guarantee our customer a 30 degree Ilaumo test. For alc by !l. M. Wade Co., agent. Independence, Oregon, or direct from GIDEON STOliZ COMPANY Salem, Oregon. Afraid of Ghosts Many people are afraid of (hosts. Few people are afraid of Jenns. V el the f host tt a lancy end the term ii a fact. If the term could be magnified lo a size equal lo ill terror it would appear more terrible then any 6re-breathinf drafun. Germt .can't be avoided. They are in the air we breathe, Ibe water we drink. The term can only prosper when the condition .of the eyttem givee it free ecope to eetabliah it aelf and develop. When there ie a deficiency of vital force, lanfuor. restlessness, aallow cheek. a hollow eye, when the appetite ie poor and the eleep ie broken, it ie time to fuard aainst the ferm. You can fortily tha body against all erms by the use of Dr. Pierce' Gold en Medical Discovery. It increesee the vital power, cleanses the system of clogging impurities, enriches the blood, putt the stom ach and organs of digestion end nutrition in working condition, so that the germ finds no weak or tainted spot in which lo breed. "Golden Medical Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky or bsbit-lorming drugs. All its ingredients printed on its outside wrapper. It is not a secret nostrum but a medicine of known .composition and with a record of 40 jtars e curtt. Accept no aubstitute there is nothing "just at good." Ask your neighbors. M B L AS A non-Intoxicant, pure and refresh ing beverage. Brewed from choice malt and hops. Those who ' USB IvIHILjAS 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 SALEM, - OREGON. PEOPLE'S MARKET HECK & FkUBACtfER, Proprietors Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Game in Season Phones, Hm 610; Sell 693 Main Street Independence, Oregon 357 State Street Telephone 1 1 7 The Court Resort and German Lunch Place FRANK H. COLLINS, Pror. SJkLEM ' OREGON NHS F ROM MONMOUTH Milton Force up from I'ort land over Sunday visiting hi par Ma atiJ altandi'd thts senior r-e-p- tlon Saturday evening. Our Monmouth Independence Or thfaira la all rlithl aud cave fine inuale Ami unlay Kvi'tilng at Aaaembly llaij. i'olonel llofer and wlfo wero over from Hal. in Katurday lo attend Inn riM'fuilon. While In town they were gueata of Mr. ami Mr. J. It. V. Hut ler. Mr. A. J. Haley returned Batur- day from Portland, accompanied hr Mra. KIU Apph'Rato of Drain, Mr. Minnie Iterkley of Voncolltt and G'o FlMher of California. alHtera and ln- her of Mr. Ilalt-y. They had been In I'ortliind attendliiK the funeral of their brother, Italplt II. FUher. The vlJltora left Sunday for their several home. I. M. Ilewltt a new hnuae will oon b ready fur orrupain-y. Mr. Win. llridwell tame up from I'ortlHiid Sunduy for an Indefinite slay. Mr. (lullllama la cleaning the coun try of laid ankle old machinery, buy ing for a Portland dealer. MIh May (Joode and brother, Hu bert, graduutea of O. 8. N. S., camei V from Portland to attend the sen ior' reception. M. A. Illckard and wife returned from a week's pleasant stay In I'ort liind and Vancouver, going lo C'orval lis Monday. Mrs. Mary Ilui-rough and daugh ter of Huena Vista were calling In Monmouth Saturday. 1. E. Cliane was a business visitor In Corvallls recently. Paul Tacheron, F. H. Mulkey and H.. E. Guthrie combined forces last week aud butchered seven nice porkers for their own ue. Pleasant showers and a little frost so far makes Ideal winter weather for the Willamette valley. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones were bust-1 neHB vltiltors In Dallas Friday. ; Th Presbyterian Ladles' Aid So- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons did u, . )e of nand.niade business In Independence Saturday. I articles conslstlriK of fancy work, The seniors' reception was a very j lome of Mrg Q D. Butler, Satur day, December 12, 1908. All are cor- have taken hundred cords I'ralrle. contract to rut of wood up on four lied Coed Caugh Medicine) far Children. The aeaaon for cough and rold la piw at hand and too much rare tannoi uael to protect the thll dren A child I much more likely to ruiitratt diphtheria or scarlet fever hen he hat a rold. The quicker yo cure tha cold tha lti the risk Clii.mberlaln' Cough Heuiedy la the soli- reliance of insnv mothera. and few of those who have tried It are wl.llng to ue any other. Mrs, F. F Klrctii.r of Ilipley, W, Va., arltea, hate never used anything other than Chiiuherlaln's CouKh Ilemedy for my children and It haa always given good aturactlon." This remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and may b given as confidently (o a child a to au adult. For sale by P. M. Kirk land. Dairy Convention In Session. 'resident K. J. Hon of the Wash irrton Stale Dairymen's A latloti. sinl nuuierou other member of thut otisaiilcntlon will participate In the ouveiitlon of the Oregon Statu Dairy Association In Salem Thursday and Irldsy of this week. Electric power lit been Installed In the exhibit hall ir working exhibits, and handsome up are to be given a prlxes, ap propriately engraved, and assurame of dairy and creamery exhibits are 'omlng In to the secretary dully. Sa- em pi-nple have arranged a splendid reception for their guests. Oregon dairymen will be well represent :d at the Washington meeting In C'hehalla next week. AChrishnas Matinee. gpy wajpJ-iri aWesaa'teVtbp-taV rr rnoNocftpii WJ'b- il.'A 1 Th Edison Phonograph a Christmas Gift fcr ' the Whole Family from tha Children Up. When you make the Edison I'bonoitraph the home gift, no mem ber of the family I neglected. For the baby It la a lusting diver nloii; for the young folks, wholesome and educational entertain ment; for grow-up a pleasure that never lutes Its popularity. The Phonograph make the borne the most attractive spot on earth. It Is a band, an orchestra, a concert, a soloist or a mono logue artist as you wish. It 1 more than a Christ mas gift for all; It Is a gift for all time. Before you decide on what the present will be, come In and hear the phonoicraph. $12 50 and up. Independence. CRAVEN eV MOORE. Independence. Stockholders' Meeting. Notice Is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Independence National Dank will be held on Tuesday, January 12, 1908, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m., at the bank, for the purpose of selecting a board of directors and the transaction of such other busi ness as may come before the meet ing. C. W. IRVINE, Cashier. Dated this 3d (lay of December, 1908. 27-31. each meit and at bedtime. These are simple Ingredients, making an b eolutely harmless home remedy at lit tle cost. Rheumatism, as everyone knows, is a symptom of deranged kidneys. It la a condition produced by the failure of the kidneys to properly filter or strata from the blood the uric add and oth- A Simple Home-Made Treatment Saidjer matter, which. If not eradicated, to Overcome Rheumatism j either in the urine or through the skin pores remain in the blood MAY WIPE IT OF THE EARTH enjoyable affair. It would be a P1,v if the O. S. N. S. at Monmouth should not receive liberal support from the state at the next leglsla- lure. Anyone present at the recep. tion Saturday evening could not help but notice the enthusiasm of the students now In attendance at the school of this place. A young. lady from Corvallls who recently visited here remarked at the nice brick building, the clean, inviting grounds and surroundings, and said in part 'Here would be a grand place for the mind to expand, and study would be easy in this quiet place, removed from the bustle and nofte of the city, yet with the advantage of trans portation on either side. dially Initved to attend this sale. Few people here know that you can cure that dread American disease Rheumatism, with Just common every day drugs found In any drug store. The prescription is so simple that any one can prepare it at home at small cost. It is made up as follows: Get from any good prescription pharmacy Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; compound Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Mix by shaking in a bottle and take In teaspoonful doses after and decomposes and forma about the Joints and muscles, causing the untold suffering and deformity of Rheuma tism. The prescription is said to be a splendid healing, cleansing and invig orating; tonic to the kidneys, and giveg almost immediate relief in all forms of bladder and urinary troub les and backache. Patronize our advertisers. HARMONY ITEMS. Mrs. Van Dickey, who was on the . .at week, Is Improving. Miss Cora Barber la staying with her un til she becomes well again. Singing at R. L. Malnes' Sunday night, Dec. 11, 1908. The singing at Mr. Hayes' last Sunday night was well attended and much enjoyed by all. We anticipate Just as pleasant an evening at Mr. Malnes'. There will be a Christmas pro gram at the Harmony school house Wednesday night, December 23d. All are invited to come. Allen McLean, Thomas Dickey and Lynn Jones came down from the up per logging camp Saturday afternoon and went back Sunday morning. Quite a number of the Harmony young folks attended the basket so cial at Gooseneck Saturday evening. There were also a few from Pleasant View. In spite of the cold weather ail enjoyed the long drive, for the time was beguiled with laughter and song. Van Dickey has just finished set ting out three acres of peach trees and J. B. Hayes ia preparing the ground for about six acres more. Ray Goldsmith, Roy McCollum and Will Frail came down from the mill Saturday night and returned Mon day morning. During their absence Ray's shack caught fire, The build ine was saved but everything in it was lost, and the Inside badly burn ed. The cause of the fire is not known. The Ten-Mile flume is fantastically ornamented with Icicles. If this kind of weather keeps on It will be froz en over like it was last year. Frank Barber purchased an organ at Coad's sale last Saturday. The average attendance for our last month of school was .97. 24 of the 34 pupils were neither absent nor tardy. AH reports of the school are favorable, except the visits of the parents of which there have been none. Russell Barber and Joe Hinshaw I alsU sLal a?r Wricks FOR HOLIDAY TRADE We have an extra fine line of high grade Watches and want you to in spect them. Howard's Watches, size sixteen, open face, 17 jewels, $35.00 Hamilton Watches, size sixteen, open face, 17 Jewels, adjusted to heat and cold $28.00 The O. A. Kramer Watch, made to order especially for us. We have them in ladles' and gents' sizes. They are the nicest watches I have "in stock for the money. $16 to.. $25.00 Hamilton, size sixteen, 17 jewels, hunting case $30.00 F.13II Our prices are as low as any catalogue house, taking grade and quality into consideration. SouthB end Watches, extra good for tie money $17.00 Waltham Watches from $4.90 up. Our gold filled cases are mostly of the Crescent and Boss makes. O. A. KRAMER Jeweler and Gents Furnishings
