, - ' i 111 rf-r - - - ' ,.,,,I,,M
Ifndrprunrnrr cutfrpri5f.kUU4 mt.ml ,ne .-..on
i I )0t . 110 Hfl IDll IU
CHARLES EDWARD HlCK
ptMH-tUw wuly makes out prima
fad cat and that if a man U ar-
Entered at JMJfUc., Or,, post ted b abould faae tho privilege of
t,frU- M ax,nd claa mitr. ;boin. If h can. that th. deer was
. killed during th open season, mitl
Subscription. 130 Fir Vf , .....j,,,, vt lht. u,lfc41I1
fur hi oa use, '
It I atonUhi at lht Juncture-
(bat Jatuea A. Kiu.h should suddenly
remember tUt he 1 1 weak l
upper atory That e mUhl all admit
CUT THIS OUT
AND SAVE life
i
Says Many Parsons Hr Can B
Mads Happy Again By Using It J
Many 11 uU llvra bar bwn aa'rd
by Kuley'a Honey and Tar, for roughs
rulda, croup and whooping rough. It
1 lha only saf remedy fur Infant
ilillJrcn as U contalne no opl-
or other narcotic drugs, and tht
'idren Ilka Foley's llonry and Tar.
li r ful toother kttp a boil let In lbs
bouse, . M. Ktrklaud,
In our neUhborliood now that thoM in.r on Jan, 13th. with almost three
hundred guests gathered around in
table.
That's Riflht, Toe.
Junes if IJiHoln and l'olk
-,, lh. mnnn.r In whld,:' " "n.ltie, on resolution, cut. ung ,,,, ,llthly ,,.
L u led Into bu present oir- " - without tf.rk to , ini-.-iiMU' , Ulwl l)y Uu,. who ...rf.-r:
.r.Uhu. It I. buu.au tr to sym in book, and .ceou.,,. of Jj tM from any good pharm.cl.t on,
pathise with a poor devil In trouble slu'- ,l ' hlri' ,uMlf ounce Fluid Krt lX.nd.lum.
, u.. .....i,. r ,i,.f...t. i.. . Hinl. bK.kk.-. i. r at hla own t'-u ml O.mi.ound Krisn. tbr.
mI d.f-n..-. ofiea bord.r on li.ht "- -' Tto.w U no oulu., of oowponnd Syrup Sra4 j
(m.K-Un. and the cbanK. of . op.lu J-nr. wnen n uiun. ,o uo r()u saho h,w , ,.,
iiltude. are nmualnf to the world of ou.thlw he think Is rlKlU. unls uk , .......f,,, AMt aft.r
amilators. Mr. Kiiub now r.mim- ' " m.'l ana at ueumu-. -
tt-rs that tht frotur'S of hi ckullj r1 1 .
wore rwi lvwl om.' fur t r five . Ldd,.
Thra Hundrsi Custts Banquet
I Cloning tho imt uic if ul y r of
'lis organisation. Hie I'ortlttnd Cham
Thtre I o mmh HheumaiUm hre,br of Conuu ne save Us annual illn-
I'lenty of KtHid water
It U claimed that there are few
year. o. durln, hi. redence ,n h , ou, u um. - " , "r
Salem and that It caitiff to h tu durltiK .. o..i UaeuM who will fall to flntl r.a.iy r.
... nrc, men ue nuim-u
a drunken upree. Ho avers that be
lias never been mentally quite rich!
since that time. Mrs. Flnth 1. In
ptniao&itlon of rouslderablo property
o It Is reported and she has de
cided to take tho stand In her him
band', defense In an ttetnpt to nave
tilm from the gallows.
What will the Oregon leslnlature
do to kHn warm since It has plured
r.nvrnnr Henre nn the aenatoriill I ed. a bold affair
T.iti.ulut Tli nf hnilv -111 (lnuhtleHS CO C
and forget them. It soon drive out
pain. For burns, acalds, wounds.cuis
and bruises It's earth's greatest heal
er. Quickly cures akin eruptions, old
.ores, bolls, ulcers, felons; bet pile
cure made. Relief I. Instant. .'c at
all drugKlsta.
Polk's Gaxstttsr,
A bu.lnea directory of each city.
town and vUhua lu Oregon and:
Washlnitlon. tUlna a deacrlptlvel
sketch of vach placo, toKelher wlthj
th lo all ill and -hipping facilities,
mil I clii.alfii'd directory of each
business and profession. II. L. l'olk
& Co., Inc.. gentile.
Klamath Falls Bank Robbed.
The bank at Klamath FulU was
held up on Saturday and $3.0iu) secur-
The men were
That hodv will doubtless ko chased and caiiKht. One proved to
Established on Extensive Scale
A dlsnntch from San Francis.
through maneuver similar to a street
car off Its trolley wire. Being a rep
resentative of the dear people Is not
what It Is cracked up to be, Is It?
That Insignificant little Statement
scheme has robbed their duties of
the erstwhile charm of olden times.
They can pass the time now In
squabbling over who is to blame for
the adoption of Statement No. 1.
be Riley Iteever, a boy who had been
working there a couple of years, and
another John Hall, a young man liv
ing at Klamath Falls. Beever made
a confession.
lief In this simple home made inlvtur
mi, i iii ilium imn a iiermanent cure
is the result. ,o says C. A. .McUuKhlln. a well-to-
This simple receipt Is said t-do resident of Independence, Oregon,
strengthen and cleanse the elimlnn j and owner of KamsBck. Knlnlit of
live tissues of the kidneys, so thai ;rjp and otlu-r borne, in training at
they tan filter and strain from the , Kmeryvllle lias arrived from bis home
blood and system the poisons, acids 1 lu the north and will spend some tim
,..,.1 .,..,!., mutt. -r w lilch cause liot i,.re. MchuuKhlin Is about to s-
only Rheumatism, but numerous other tabll.th a thoroughbred breedliiK farm
I ... t . fir... ..in
ills. -us. 'tt. Kvery man or wouiun on an extensive sctue on -n-"
here who feel that their kidneys are 1 property. lie already has five marer
not healthy and active, or who suffer by Handsome as the nucleus of his
from any urinary trouble whatever, breeding establishment, and plans to
should not hesitate to make up t n n ( purchase a stauion or io ion u
mixture, a it Is certain to do much j Mlsty's Pride, well known to Callfor
good, and may save you from mm h ! race goer a the Oregon Kx-
misery and suffering after awhile. press. Is among tne mares him-uj
develop into pneumonia over night
are quickly cured by Foley's Honey
and Tar. The aore and inflamed
t .1 ISnnirthnllAll
1 lunga are neaieu auu Bucu6iueuvu,
With the Increase of the president's i M .nnmtia rntwiitfnn u nulcklv
salary to $100,000 the editor of the averted Take onjy Foley's Honey
Independence Enterprise can be in-; and Tar In the yeuow package. P.M.
duced to accept the orrice. Mow-ever, jrand.
Our home drugKlsts say they will
..i.u .1... Iiiriiill.illla tr mix
, eiiuer auoinj iv - -
Simple Remsdy for ua unppe. prescription r.ady to lake If our
Racking la grippe coughs that may.
this Is with the provision that he
shall be allowed to retain the private
barber at $1600 and the special mes
senger to his wife at $900. And. by
Vancouver Secures Advertiser
Vancouver, Washington, has env
You would not delay taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the first sign of
kidney or bladder trouble if you re
Rl'.cd that neglect Blight result In
Blight's disease or diabetes. Foley's
Kldnev Remedy corrects Irregular!-
j ties and cures all kidney and bladder
disorders. P. M. KIrkland.
senger to his w ire at uuu. Ana. Dy p c one of Amerlc:i'
Increase in his salary the president I . .,
niosL eiicitve autnumia, a
will be able to recall his son from
that carpet factory in Vermont.
Judge ater of the Supreme Court
holds that the game law regarding
the possession of venison during the t hour
Sheridan Business Man Dies
.t Offr.tlvo advert Kirs, a snlen-i A. . isioie, one m -
did orator and organizer, as Secretary ' of Sheridan, died In that city last
of Its Commercial Club. They are ! week. He had been counecu-a in a
determined to raise $10,000 for an ad-1 business capacity with that city for
vertlsing fund, and at a recent wwt-' more than thirty years. Mr. Bible
ing $4,000 was subscribed in an was an extensive farmer and leaves
a valuable estate in ianus.
on the farm, which has been named
In her honor.
Don't Get a Divorce.
A western Judge granted a divorce
on account of Ill-temper and bad
breath. Dr. King's New Llfo Fills
would have prevented it. They cure
constipation, causing bad breath and
liver trouble, the III tempxr. dispel
colds, banish headaches, conquer
chills. 25c at all druggists.
PROHIBITION TIDE TURNING
Jackson County Metropolis Goe Wet
at Election.
At the city election held in Med
ford last week the town was voted
wet by a poll of 371 to 498. There
was a total of 910 votes cast at the
election. In the choice for mayor V.
BUILD HERE
Iintire Block, $200
Thti l arro tract which waa adver
tised In this d last week Is sold.
Hero I. what wo havo to offer this
week:
A wholo block. located In Thorp's or
iginal town of Independence, beau
tifully situated and fenced on all
sides. Price $J00.
Chas. E. Hicks
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
U N
S E
SuDMt Mln offr ths rd.r. of Ihl. ppr ths b.it opportunity
W4
$i.oo) ALL FOR
RCVIEW Of REVIEWS . . $3 00)
SUNSET MAGAZINE .... , t0 (tQ rtii
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1.25) PO.UW
T-r-iCC with your order, a beautiful premium, s 7S-pst book
ANO f I t CC ulu.tr.led in four color, with taj Weetern view..
SUNSET MAGAZINE
aN rKicico, curom
. . .
the narrow margin of eight votes. some of the believers In prohibition
It Is said at Medford that the vote were affected by the argument 01
resulting In favor of the wets In that! "homo rule," urged by thoao who op-
clty was a surprise to everyone. Kv- posed the amendment. Tho amend-
ery ward In the city was carried wet. ment was defeated ty a majoiny 01
n M nrmimlminir to the charter 167. In the third the voto was ai-
to make the local option law of the 'most two to one against the amend-slat-;
apply to Medford. a hot fight ment, standing 3",6 for and D23
was waged, and the result shows th.it. against.
!3
CD 2
GREAT SPECIAL
SHOE
SALE
Having too many Shoes on hand at this time of the year we have decided to reduce the stock and in order to do so
we have du 1 the price oS our Shoes from 20 to 35 per cent. You should not miss the chance of buying your
wants at this store as you can save one-third on most of your Shoe wants.
Sale Starts Saturday, January 23, 1909
and will continue until January 30, 1909. Below we quote you some prices on Shoes which you should read over
carefully and come prepared to buy
Men's Heavy Work
Shoes
$3.00 Shoes $2-10
$3.50 Shoes $2.65
$4.00 Shoes $3.10
$5.00 Shoes $3-95
$6.00 Shoes $4.50
$6.50 Shoes $5-0
$J.00 Shoes $5-50
Men's Dress Shoes
$2.50 Shoes $1-98
$3.00 Shoe $2-10
$3.50 Shoes $2-85
$4.00 Shoes $3-10
Boy's Shoes
$2.00 Shoes $1-50
$2.50 Shoes $1-85
$3.00 Shoes $2.10
$3.50 Shoes $2-65
$4.00 Shoes $3-10
Children's Shoes
$1.00 Shoes $ -75
$1.25 Shoes $ -98
$1.50 Shoes $1-19
$2.00 Shoe $1-60
$2.25 Shoes $1-75
Ladies' Shoes
$2.00 Shoes $1.19
$2.25 Shoes $1.65
$2.50 Shoes $1.85
$2.75 Shoes $2.10
$3.00 Shoes $2.25
$3.50 Shoes $2.95
$4.00 Shoes $3.10
V t n?yQ m mnrinne for seven davs onlv. No Shoes sold at sale
pffid?8 nonJe afte7the sab is ov.. All" goods sold during this sale will be for cash only.
THE RE
ER0NT
STORE
L. RICE, PROPRIETOR
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON