Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, June 25, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextNEWS FROM EVERYWHERE MONMOUTH Th Kl JJ. 11 llroa. are ulllti the lumber on ihe ground for a lru burn on the land recently purchased from h LuiM rlat. Th work uu lU J. II. Slump r.l deuce la proi(r-kiiig nto-ly. C. C. Y cater uf Hubbard wa Iu town ahaklug baud with. lt) oldj friend Ul Sunday. Mr Corucliu Uunheti Of IMtlU a a 4liruat visitor la town Mod day. Mr. It. U KiiiUin of Ialla (turn through town uu h-r ay to aii.m. the funeral ovt the remain if TIio IVmiiToy which took place at lndc- pondeneo liiM Moiul)' afternoon. Hr. Nellie Johe went to I'ort I land fur au Iiulcfiuite Uit. IIukH M. ilmhrie arrlwd WVdiun j day from drum 1'um. for a visit o( a row day with mm-uk anu reiauw licre. It ta rumored that when hi' return he will not go abm. The Normal School dosing excr else were very iiit-r-tiii ami plu-i in. Dr. J. R. Welherbee, president of Portland Common ial Club. gave an Interesting talk to the graduating clans last Wednesday, lie aald ome Very good thliiKS regarding the future of the O. S. X. S. also. Mr. M. M. Long and son returned to her home at Corvallls Saturday .af ter a pleasant visit of two week with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wax. Rlddell and Mrs. Phlllippl spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wax. Metzler of Rick reall. Harry Stlue, who ha been attend dhool at the L". of O. at Eugene, came home Wednesday to spend the holidays. Misses Leota and Bessie Foster, wh Tiave been teaching at Dailston aud Salem, have returned to spend th Summer at home. Miss Irmalee Campbell friends and relatives In A NEW OCPARTURC Mountain Snow Fall Station EiUblnhad to Cha. K- HU U tf btl elty h re ceived a circular letter from Kdward A. lual. lntrtrt Forecater f"r the IVrtUnd Fore a. t liutrlct of lb U. S, l-iartuient of Agriculture Weath-I llureau, relative to the ubtlmu-ui ,if mountain rain aud mow (all t lion throughout, the ulilniuio obj-ct f which U to liu r &, the art a of tillable lamia. Mr. Heal I i1"'rou Of getting into (oriekKiudetice with iianti- wni are willing to take the - j ob riiii. I Mr lb-ant I looking for men well ituatod up lu (he mountain at and u-ar the heada of atreaiua to take dal ly observation of the rain aud snow fall. The obierver i paid a annul alary, ample and sufficient for th work connected wihl lite position. The neci-wary equipment will be fiirnUhe by the weather bureau for the work Any further Information will be fur iilhhfd on the subject by Mr. It. ul. by addressing him at Portland. Ore gon and UfliiK the name of the party In receipt of the ale mentioned letter. P- nfttm Xs ecu DY MARGARET MAYO OPVt-iUVT. r DODU. MLAD AND COMPANT (Continued from laat mkl Th Big Head la of two kinds conceit and the big bead that cornea from a sb k head ache. Doea your head ever feel like a gourd and your brain feel loose and aoreT You can cure It In no time by acting on your liver with Hal lard'a Hcrblne. Isn't It worth trying for the absolute and certain relief you'll eel? Sold by Williams Drug Company. POLK COUNTY OUGHT TO WIN Tb spinster hriei.id her shoulder niul lifted her e.rea hcavru wnrd know Inir thai not blue coii'd so nmddon the deacon a this myterl"'U lnferenc of llilni; too terrible to mention She was right. Strong uttered a desperate "Hah:'' and U-biid luteins: up and down the en Men wlib rH-kles si rides Mrs. WllloUKhby watched liliu with aeeret dellKht. and when he came to a halt she wrhttried to hi Id with Imperii); avvwtneaa. What could folk asyT" she askd. ' "A tulnMer and a young clreu plrl llvltiR here like thl with no one to" 8he found no word nt thla point, and Ftrom;. now thor't'!;h!.T roused de clnretl thst the roiiRreirailon should h.tve no fnrt'ier eau for gocslp and wont out nulekly In smir h of Itoitcbm When Slroiig was (.-one Klverson liMkel at the set faei of the women and attempted a weak apology for the pastor "I dMre sny the young man 1 win very lonely Tory before she mine. "Lonely:1 anspped MWi Perkln Well, If he wa lonely I didn't know It" The deacon excused himself ncrv. o.tsly and went to Join Stmnu. The women fathered up their bunt ings and retired with bland smiles to "That was when she wan hurt.hhe'a well now ami able L w hac'; where; she (-Nine fr.un lo you nii t u to have our young folk aaMoclittlir Willi a eln-u rldln" rirIT" "So, that's It T cried the pMsior, wlt!i a plivln l(Hk. "Von tim this cliilil la uiiMt for your Inniuvt. lHeniiHe she was nce lu a circus For some rea son circus to you spells crime. You call yourself a t'hrlstlitn. IVacon fiiron;;. and ;et you IiihUi ilutt I semi a Itixsl. IniKM'ent flrl brlt f n ' which you say I sinful. I'm taliaiiuil of you. strong I'm ashamed of you!" "That talk don't do lio gissl with me!" roared Strong, lie was desperate at lclng accused of an un-C'hrlstlnn at titude. "1 ain't asklu' you to send her back to the circus. 1 don't cure where yu send her. (let her away from here; Hint's all." "Not so long as she wishes to stay." "You won't?" Strong saw that be must try a new attack He came close to 1'oticlns and spoke with a marked Insinuation. "If you was a friend to the girl, you wouldn't want the whole congregation a-po!ntlu' finger at her." "What do you mean?" "I mean that you're llvlu here alone with her and It looks bad-bad for the girl and bad for you and folks Is Afraid of Ghosts Many bmmjU are afrsld ot JImmi. Few people arw afraid ol form. Y t Iht ghl i a Usry and lh fn U a Ucl. II tba fern could he aisimhtd le a ' 4uai it terror It would appear or Urnhl lia aay Sr.brttii droa. Garmi raa'l be avoided, Thay are la lb air wo breathe, the water wo drink, Th farm can only prosper whan the conditio of the ?'" live it tree soope to caUhlitk it tell and develop, Ahea there i a debuieacy of vital focee, Unguor, resile!, a (allow cheek, a hollow eve, when the appetite 1 poor and the deep I hrukew, it i time to guard against lite gsrm. You eaa lurtily the body againM all gerai by III u ul Dr. 1'ieree' Cold ea Medical Discovery. It Tnorease the vital power, cleanse the srttria ol clogging impuritie, enrich the blood, put th totn ach and organ of digettio and nutrition la working condition, to that the germ And no waak or tainted pot in which to breed, "(ioldca Medical Discovery " contain no alcohol, wbitky or babit-lorming drug. All it Ingredient printed on it oulniil wrapper. It ii not 0 ecrt nostrum hut a inedioiaa or imiik compoiition and with a record ol 40 yan mm. Acc-rt no aubstitute there i nothing "just a good." Ask yuur nsigliliur. 1 the Sunday eohool room, feeling that i talkln'." they haJ accomplished enough for thet "Are you trying to tell me that my Salem will not celebrate the Fourth this year but will put all her energy into the Cherry Carnival which will be held in the Capital City a week visited ateri Thursday. Friday and Saturday town last july g g and jo Great preparationa time iH'Ing. Strong and Reerson crossed the yard, still In search of the pastor. They turned at t!e sound of fluttering leaves and beheld Douclas. batless. tenrlng down the path. Strong called to him. but Douclns darted quickly be hind the hcdire. The desrona looked at people are evil minded enough to think that I" Dottglna stopped. He could not frame the imestlou. "I don't be lieve It," be coueludcd shortly. "You'll be made to believe It If you don't get rid of that girl." "Do you believe It?" He turned upon the little man at hla aide. "Do C. A. JOHNSON liS-o Experienced Felt and Panama Hat Cloaner and Blocker l South Gnmieicial 5t.Crfoilc' twifncrCicrry Slere Phone 565 - - SALEM, OREGON week. There are a great many visitors In town. BUENA VISTA There are several cases of measles Jn town. E.I.Gregg and wif eof Alliance, Ne braska, are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 3. K. Neal. Hank Wells, of the Eastern Oreg on country, is here visiting with his brother. Several Buena Vista sportsmen at tended the races at Independence Saturday. The new barn being built by C. P. Wells is nearing completion. Clyde Hill, formerly of Independ ence, Is now a resident of Buena Vis ta. Charles Heckert of Corvallis was a Suena Vista visitor Saturday. Mrs. Susan Crow of the Eugene country is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1. C. Polley. F. M. Donaldson and Bon now oc cuov their new store building which presents a very neat appearance. Could Not Be Better. No one has ever made a salve, oint jnent, lotion or balm to compare with JBucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, .Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes, Cold Sores, Chapped Hands It's su preme. Infallible for Piles.. Only 25c at all druggists. are being made by the commercial bodies and citizens of that city. Many magnificent awards have been select ed by the committees in charge of the arrangements, including a laO cup, presented by Marlon county for the competition between other coun ties or associations of growers out sdle of Marlon. This cup mus tbe won three times by the same competl tor before 1 tbecomes his property It was won last year by an exhibit prepared by Millard Lownsdale of Yamhill county fruit. Polk county was second and Linn county third. Besides the fruit, which will be the main attraction, hte committee has se cured amusements that will be suffi clent to fill the three days full with entertainment and hilarity for the crowds that the people fo Salem ex pect to entertain during the festival A water carnival and regatta will be held on the river. There will be pa jreants on Salem's wide streets only excelled by the Portland Rose Carni val's most magnificent feature pa rades. one another in speecniesa astouisn- j j-u believe It, Elverwon?" menf Presently the silence wasi Elverson had been ao accustomed to broken by the distant voice of Polly strong monopolizing the conversation counting from one to a hundred. The tDllt be nad tlfcome hopelessly lost as secret was out! Tbe pastor, a leader) the discussion went on. and tbe audden of the church, was playing hide and j apHa to him all but paralyzed bla eck! power of speech He waa still gur- "Mr. noiicias: snoutea strong wnen his breath had returned. "Hush, bnshr whispered Douglas, looking over the hedge. He peeped cautiously about him, then came to-1 wnrd the men with a sigh of relief, 'it's all rlcht She has gone the other Knights' Successful Picnic There was a large attendance at the Knights of Pythias picnic at Falls City last Saturday and the affair was a grand success from start to finish. Headed by the Chemawa brass band And the uniform rank of the order, with floats and carriages galore, the spectacle was one of grandeur. The program consisted of drills by j Hall's Catarrh Cure, the uniform rank of the Knig-hts of lars, free. towns taking part in the exercises, addresses by prominent men of the order, and two base ball games in the afternoon. The first game took place between the teams from Mon mouth and Falls City and was won by Monmouth by a score of 7 to 2. The other game was played by the Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Inflamed you have a rum bling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness Is the result, and unless the inflamma tion can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hear ing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by ca tarrh which Is nothing more than an Inflamed condition of the mucous sur faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Send for circu- F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for Con Btipation. Contracted Their Hops Hop contracts filed with the County Clerk last week were: J. W. Dawson et al to Catlin & Linn, A. Heise et ux Dallas and Chemawa teams and was to Catlin & Linn, M. H. and F. F. won by Dallas by a score of 4 to 1. ' Jones to A. M. Magnus Sons Co. In the evening the people gathered, 3n the dance hall at an early hour j Trouble Makers Ousted, and enjoyed one of the best dances j When a sufferer from stomach trou that has been had in Falls City in a ' ble takes Dr. King's New Life Pills long time. A feature of the dance he's mighty glad to see his dyspep was the splendid music which was sla and Indigestion fly, but more tick furnished on the occasion by the led over his new, fine appetite, strong Hicks Orchestra which was without nerves and healthy vigor, all becaus xceotion the best ever had In this way. "It'll be a good thing for you If she never comes bnck." nald Strong, and Iouglas' quick ear caught an unpleas ant meaning In his tone. "Whnf's that?" the pastor asked In a low. steady voire. "We don't like some of the things that are ftoln' on here, and 1 want to talk to yon about 'em." "Very well, but see If you can't talk In a lower key." "Never mind about the key!" shout ed Strong angrily. "But I do mind." Something in his eyes made the deacon lower his voice. "We want to know how much longer that girl Is goln' tn stay hpre." "Indeed! And why?" The color was leaving Douglas' face and his Jaw waa becoming very square. "Because she's been here long enough." "1 don't agree with you there." "Well, It don't make no difference whether you do or not. She's got to go." Go?" echoed Douglas. Yes, slr--foob. We've made up our minds to tbut" "And who do you mean by 'we?' " "The members of this congregation," replied Strong Impatiently. "Am 1 to understand that you are 6peaking for them?" There was a deep frown between the young pas tor's eyes. He was beginning to be perplexed. Yes. and as deacon of this church." Then as deacon of this church you tell th congregation for me that that is my affair." "Your affair." shouted Strong, "when that girl Is livln under the church s roof, entin' the church's bread!" ".Tint one moment! You don't quite understand. I am minister of this church, and for that position 1 receive or nm supposed to receive a salary to live on and this parsonage, rent free, to live In. Any guests that I may have here are my guests and not guests of the church. Remember that, please." There was an embarrassing silence. The deacons recalled that the pastor's salary was slightly in arrears. Elver son coughed meekly. Strong started. "Ycu keep out of this. Elverson!" he cried. "I'm rtinnln' this affair, and I ain't forgettin' my duty nor the par son 8. "I shall endeavor to do my duty as I pee It." answered Douglas, turning away and dismissing the matter. "Your duty Is to your church." thun dered Strong. "You're right about that. Deacon Strong." answered Douglas, wheeling about sharply, "and my duty to the church Is reason enough for my acting exactly as I am doing In this case." '"Is your duty to the church the only reason you keep that girl here?" No; there are other reasons." I thought so." Y'ou've beard her story you must have beard. She was left with me by an old clown who belonged in tbe cir cus where she worked. Before be died fling and sputtering when Strong In terrupted Impatiently. "It make no difference whether we believe it or not. We're goln' to do our duty by tbe church, and that girl must leave or" "Or 1 must." Douglas pieced out Strong's phrase for himself. "That threat doesn't frighten me at all. dea con. After 'what you have aald 1 should refuse to remain In this church" the deacon stepped forward eagerly "were It not that 1 realize more than ever before how much you need me, how much you Ignorant, nar row minded creatures need to be taught the meaning of true Christian ity." The deacon was plainly disap pointed. (To be continued) THE NOBLE l. A. MA1HN0N, I'rop. Corner Commercial and MtHl- Kir1! 4AI.KM, OltlXJON Xhe Salem Steam Laundry " GUARANTEES; YOU PERFECT WORK Leave order at D. 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