NEWS FROM
EVERYWHERE
alU IVarl fvrdtal apttiit a t
day ftlth br anuU In thU tliy
(Ma ttt-rk
Waller Iluy piuud thruujtu Inde
prudent f TburaJny ou bia ay to the
county .t
JHgtieai prices paid by T. A. RISK.
ivl .1 A k-,u genuine y
if
from tht hcl krmvin, itrtt ily ttmlrtlc burnt in ittc tNwUcU
I ll)lihriJ m I'.trHand in Im-4
4 mtu CINUlNk. CYtl S NOULR $4 90.
A pure hmci Hht-kSry botitttj h itic dtitttlcr.
4urnircd lo th I tntfU Sitict i.orn.rnt, mn4 to you, lo conttia BOthinf
iePittg pure tirari httkt v.
Many ot iht rnlriMii u l-yru IMuMc Imuvl &tlutivly.
So do lh big tcfmhip vomiHuiMr,
So dot neatly every b owtroputttaa boul.
livcaut il l pur.
)ktuc it't uteil in wotmI.
Bcnaiitv it hit tht kU, dc Iicai a, paliubl flavor o( lb rtpcnrd riui, oh to
MotHHwd but rmrcly found.
W. J. VAN SCMUYVER & CO.
Erf.!JiJwd ISM 105-107 Snond Stfrrt. IVriUnd. Oirn
tl Owl tfc
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CUT THI LlMf Mill TO-O.V
W. J. V. ScKufTM V C. rnl4. Onio
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GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE.
Summer Rates East
During the Season 1909
via th
Southern Pacific Co.
from
Independence, Oregon
To Omaha and Return $61.95
To Kansas City and Return $61.95
To St. Louis and Return $69.45
To Chicago and Return $74.45
and to other principal cities In the East, Middle West and South.
Correspondingly low fares.
On Sale June 2, 3; August 11, 12
To DEWER and Return $56.95
On Sale May 17, July 1, August 11
(Joing transit limit 10 days fi'oin date of sale, final return limit
October 31st.
These tickets present some very attractive features in the way of
atopover privileges, and choice of routes thereby enabling pas
sengers to make side trips to many Interesting points enroute.
Routing on the return trip through California may be had at a
slight advance over the rates quoted.
Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will be fur
nished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or
WM. McMURIir, General Patsenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
he Court ffesort arpd
Gepnara Iiurpch Place
KHAN K U.COMJNS, Proprietor
357 State St. Salem, Oregon Phone 117
What Has Long Been Needed
BY THE CITIZENS OF INDEPENDENCE
Tha Independence Cleaning and Pressing parlors are prepared to
call for and deliver all work, and guarantee prompt attention and
satisfaction. Wa make combination Suit and adjustable Skirt hang
ers to your measure. Be sure and see them. Give us a trial for
good work and the prica will be right. Work done while you wait.
Guy McKnight - Independence
SPRAYING MATERIAL
Roche Harbor Lime, Japanese Ground
Sulphur in linen sacks. . No lint. De
pendable lime and sulphur spray.
ACID HYDROMETERS
WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
INSURANCE
Anyone wishing good rellab e fire insurance call on or write to
3. E. BUSH, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
Agent for Beaver State Merchants --. al of Portland, and the
Bankers Merohant Mutual of Forest Grove
NEWS FROM HOPOALt
(iifi. Wi lln. fmui ft nr Hu-ii V'Uia.
wn Krild.MK tin- rjtd liH lli-
dali and Kf'-bs Imp raix li Fri
day. M. (iiji-K f Ind p ndi iit i cut'
. liu his U and wfcluut urdiard
tiiru luat --k.
J. Iiindr and im. Imndree of
lltKlilund ptti d i hrctih lu re i i
liability w lh-r rilurn lioliif from
Curt itlilM.
j Tim liymirt l.n tl,, in Inw r.'i.i U
Will Slmf. r'a i(t... iiy.
j l loyd W't.ii.lwiird, H pdalc's iul
hry initii. ii.it In t n il;h"i.iiiK of lU
l.rn'.;. r." in n r pound.
It.iy Hamuli r and Harry llimi' iit
viiv woik.i. ou Al. U M;ouii'm
burn Jiiht K.
J ll. Mini c.f huli'iu inud a uni'i
lii-ri- l.iii Kriiluy.
I Mr. and Ml". IHik .MrCiirty
I llid' Ii,iid'ilii Ubltorn .;it hi inly
Mr. and Mrs. Wulur W-lln uit
I lie proud pan his of a flue baby boy
Mr. I'Uliliin k a' an Jud in ud'-ii
vlhilur Hul in duy.
MUs Vlidu Mall is on tin- l k list.
lilik Wood was truiiriii lliiji bu.-i'
nes In liidepeiidem-e liihl Friday.
ere
BUENA VISTA
(i. W. Mel.aiiKbllii attended the I.
O. O. F. Kt-and lodKe al Albany lant
week.
W. P. Beveiis of llopdulo was tran
sactlng biiHinesH in our city Thursday
Mrs. Clias. ftoy of the 8ldii"y coun
try was a Corvallls visitor Friday.
Our enterpriijig road supervisor,
U. A. Wells, lias a large force of
men and teams out doing road work
this week.
Clyde Hill of Independence was a
Bueiia visitor Friday.
M. M. Porterfield of the Indepen
dence country, was In our city Satur
day. Chas. W. Fisk of this city, who
has been superintending a log drive
on the Molalla river for the Doern
l.echer Manufacturing Co. of Portland
reports that he has successfully com
pleted lils task and that he and his
crew will return home one day this
week.
The Spaulding Logging Company's
dam near the mouth of the Luckla
mute proved to be a complete failure
on account of the river's bed being
composed largely of gravel. The
water cut its way under the middle
pier and wrecked it to such an ex
tent that the foreman decided the
best thing to do was to abandon it.
Sam Wilson of Portland Is visiting
in Buena this week.
Mrs. Reuf of the Suver country was
Monday.
transacting business in Buena Vista
HARMONY.
Miss Cora McLean returned Mon
day night from a few days' visit In
Amity with her friends, Adeline and
Janie Guttry.
The meeting at Syron's Sunday
night was well attended.
Willard Hayes of McMinnville was
a Harmony visitor Sunday.
Harmony was well represented at
the circus in McMinnville Saturday.
Mr. Guttry, Adeline, Janie and
Roy. were Harmony visitors last week.
Will Barnett has the red measles.
Rev. I. W. Williamson's Letter
Rev. I. W. Williamson, Huntington,
W. Va., writes: "This is to certify
that I used Foley's Kidney Remedy
for nervous exhaustion and kidney
trouble and am free to say that It
will do all that you claim for it.
Foley's Kidney Remedy has restored
health and strength to thousands of
weak, run down people. Contains no
harmful drugs and is plesant to take.
For sale by P. M. Kirkland.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
Dr. Aliin, Dentist. Cooper BIdg. tf
Mrs. Will Barnett was in Salem
Weednesday.
Prof. E. D. Ressler went south on
the train Wednesday.
K. C. Eldredge went to Salem on
the Independence Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs.
taining friends
week.
Paddock are enter
fram Portland this
Ella Robinson went to McMinnville
Wednesday where she has secured a
position.
'
Eli Fluke of Corvallis is visiting
this week at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fluke.
Dr. Crowley, formerly of Monmouth
but now of Portland, transacted busi
ness at the old home Thursday.
Woo4 for sale Second growth at
(3.50, ola growth $4.00 a cord de
livered. S. Cox, Independence. Phone
148. . tf4-l
Monmouth, Oregon, fur tuoualr and
wool. Both tclvpbonea, tf
Mr. .art-hct Creeiiti of Albany
taunt In Tliurndiiy for a few days'
inlt Midi Iht parent.
For aalu one ZK lah wagon
aliriont new. For Information rail on
J'i'iu liobbiua, Independence. 40tf
Mm. Chin. I'i ti-rmii, of Havre,
Moiiluiiu, arrived Tucnd;iy for a visit
wliii In r unit Iter, Mr. L. Citrlnou.
MIhh Iai OMjorne, wlin Iiiih been
Uniting for arvrral weekn lili rein
tinn in Portland, returned to Inde
pendents Tui-xday.
Freddie Knox, u koii of It. H. Kn"X,
ii. el Khii a painful accident Iiini .siit.
urdny while playing. He wus mwIiik-
Ing ou tiie limb of a tree hcn the
limb broke, throwing him to the
croiinil und briukilig tiin collar bone.
The a' ident Ih not serious but he
will be kept in for a while.
Services al the Methodist Kplsco
pal church of Independence for Sun
day, May .'10, JHuIi: Sunday school
at 10 a. in.; Kpworili League at 7:00
p. m. Mr. M. C. Heed of Portland
will speak to our people on the sub
ject of "The Iayiuens Work of the
Methodist Church." All are Invited
lo our services and especially to ln-ur
Mr. Heed of Portland. Harry G. Mc
Cain, Pastor.
The new grand stand at the ball
park will be ready for the public at
next Sunday's game with Corvallis.
The grounds have been fixed up
and as both teams have been greatly
strengthened the crowd Is assured of
the fastest game that has ever been
played on the Independence grounds.
The directors have decided to use
the old grounds so the game will be
called at 2:30 at the old Hill park.
Because of the union Memorial ser
vice in the auditorium next Sunday
morning, when Dr. Dunsuiore will de
liver the address there will be no ser
vice in Che morning in Calvary Pres
byterian church. Sunday school will
be held at the usual hour, 10 o'clock.
The regular service at 8 In the even- j
ing, at which time Dr. Dunsuiore will I
speak on the subject "The Loom of ,
Life." A cordial invitation is extend-;
ed to ail. j
Tho Kiud You Have Always Kotij;'it ninl mLIcIi lm btv
la use fur over 30 jrur, 1ms borne tho slnatiiro t
, yf inl lrrn mil'l lliuler I:! i-i
MM,n lHnlsitu Into lit Ii.lirn .
-fAfyt Allow no one todcft he ) nil la t J..
All CtMiiitrrlVIt, Imlfatloiia niid "Junt--sriMHl" niti but
i; perlineiiH tlmt ti ltirt v lth ll-nl 'lil:ilirr t ho iirultli of
lufiints mid Children llxperlence iiyuliiJit UxpcilmeuL,
What Is C ASTORIA
CuxtorU 1 ft b.iriiiUoii mibwtitnto for Culor Oil, Pnr
Krlo, l)ro;:i a ui rMtotliinj' yrup. It la I'NMint. 1C
toiit.iinri uci:'..i r Cpitiin, Jforpliino nor ilwr 2i'arrnii
KiiVii-tiiuce. Kit tto 14 it j,Miitriiiitee, It dtlrojs AVirm4
Miul iuijtj.i I'evt i ihlniPtiH. It cur H Plurrlni ;i ftinl NVIntl
Colic. It r i!rv'! Tft thliijr Troubles, ciiri!i CoiiMtipntloii
mid I'luMlficj. It unHiinilatfH tho I'omI, regulate tlio
IS ton ni h j. nd I towel, giving beullliy liinl Iiattiritl bleep.
Tho Children" I'tiuacc-Tho Jlothtr'a i'rleinU
CENU.flC C ASTORIA ALWAYS
Ecars the Signature of
Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Oyer 30 Years.
TMI OIMTAUII eOHNHT, TT MUiMf TMCKT, NCWTOMH Cm. .
SIX S?-J U
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; PIANOS AND ORGANS SEWING MACHINES
! Cheapest and Bust nuui Nr.-diea
Oils Hiid Nw 1'itrts
PIANOS AD ORGAN'S RENTED SEWING M"SFs RENTED
GEO C. WILL GEO. C. WILL
Phonographs Popular
Edison, Victor, Columbia Sheet Music and
Full Line of Cylinder and StlldieS
Disc Hecords
GEO. WILL GEO. C. WILL j
IjIS
Finds here the re
ally, truly" smart
Clothing that
which reflects the
latest vogue in the
greatest cities of
the country.
They have the real style nothing
starched and stiff or "fashion
platy" about 'em, but clothes made
by the best designers and tailors
In the United States. The fabrics
used are the very best obtainable
for the price. Durability and ex
cellent tailoring are two of the
prominent characteristics that we
. are exceedingly careful about when
making our purchases.
If It's Smart It's Here
The Best Clothing
Values Are
Always Here
Prices $8 to $30
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