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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1909)
tlfprnttfucc euwptw CHASLta I2WARO MICKS i r-1 Kt !'id i.'iidin t, 0rv., po ,-iffbe ih'ouJ iiiU'r. 3ubicription, $1.60 Per Yr Tim ut- Uw r-eiitly jwmwd by th l t.iluiui ami UUh U 1 r(l r.-vjuiiin pcddlcru ami aoltcUora Co - i nrc lioni. U a Juki on aud tiotild be enforced in ev.ry county In i.h- ttc The nut aide conorna h.ne ir.'i!y sit up the iry llial llio 11 r-ii ar prohibitive, bit ntn-u tim atop 10 comddcr he can readily '' turn thy are not, Local men haul regularly pay higher licenses, in the form of taxt-8 and contributions tlun asked of tli .KH!ile coat rm HERt' ALWAYS wiucmjav nPFfi in i ui i.i it urn li The primary law. recently passed Iii ttt state of Illinois, ha been d'' flared uii'oiihtlttloual by tl ' jm iii.' court of the male. As a re isult the mate 1 without a l-slll nutli ol -t liumiimtini wi..didat s .Tit. decision of the supreme court Is a result of an H;a k made "i a " ' primary law by candidate In the state primaries last summer. Th. P.iretit t;ro'. e Times U P Hi .re. The plant and business of thkt paper has been purchased by Herald j VoU.formerly of Wichita, Kansas, who also acquired a controlling Intercut, in the News of that place. He will ; consolidate the two papers under the head of the Washington County News While most people art trying to eep out of the penitentiary the re fKrt comes from Iowa of a man Vhose eyesight Is failing who lias een seiiteuced to a term In the peni tentiary. He is rejoicing at the thought that state treatment may save his vision. Any an Indapendanct Rd" no It Well There" way open to convince the r-l kttle. .Snri of Indep. ti eii.e tht.lda hav. mad It poaalblo.Th public atateilicnt of tlK'll . tperlelice U .!... hke of which has i:e.r .iH produced beforo In llldep.nd n o. K.ad thU i' of i kIvcii b i titiis n: Zed Kowendorf. merchant. Main St.. .. i .t. ....... ttr..f,i snva: "For , ii year I a troubled with kidney complaint and flnaUy be.aaie l ...... f r. ...i in u ulk In a looped position. My kidney wer. disordered and on account of il'e fre tuieiiiv of the secretion 1 was forced t, nrtse almost consu-tly during th. nkht. Often I would hae to lt H -: hi - ' 1 to li ' I- anv c.nif-T ...il. III. .n Mr Units iectU w II a and there a a p-ifiiuos b. i. ath my eyes 1 d wt'.r.d and in-' .veiyihhiK hut received no relief unt I finally heard of losr Kidney "ills. They helped me from the fir, a-ul I nm today free from kid ' -.'Btilalnt, I believe there Is notMm i". the world for kidnev trouble c,tin! ( !.atrs Kidney IMlK" For sale by a'l deiib rs. Price Foster - Vilburn Co., Huffalo. Nw v-,i- n". nls fr the I'nlt d I i-Mat s I R tiieinler the name lean's and take no other. Church Annouttmt The f ltowll ef tec Will b oh ,rted at lh Mrlhudial vImuU "j .... ,.i.v JuU 4. Ja'3: Suttda , fj i hixd l 10 pi. Uin . rtc . U II ,' Ui. "d ! U . t l i ' j pecim iihimc. All are 4. .!.. nilled to dllei.d t'lexx elW.eIU. ry MiCaiu .lantor. s- . If There will be a r'oiinii of July ei 111011 i the MethiKliM ihuich ' Sunday eveninn at S p. M aim P UI mimic to null Hie onaloi. , are cordially Invited in attend thl service. It. tfiilar nrvlcs Mt Culur, . r. . byterlmi church next Sunday m-rnHH at U o'clock and evening at o'clock I'ria hlng by the jaKtor and '"'l lal niusb at both cn Ices. A Night Rldsr't Raid TU worst nUlit riders are ab'i.ii'i, crotott oil or al''" l'l- T v ul your bed to rob yon of rest. .t. si with lr. Kin Nc Ufv. I'lll. Th-v newr de.tr.ss or Inconvenience, b. nlvxays cbanse the h.v.-tettl. mrlni: Colds. Headaches, Constipation. Mai" ria. S.'.e at all dnutv.lsls. Not withstanding the fact that the hos Is no rose geranium he Is coming ' h,s hair" to the front as a mortgage raisei, the price of hogs having jumped In Portland last week from $7.75 to JS.U and the end is not yet. Reason Enough Teacher:,-Tomniy, you should c''"11' your hair before you come to school? Tommy: "Ain't got no emit." Teacher: "Then borrow your faih er s." Tommy: neither." Teacher Will 'cioiev Saturday The Fourth of July coming on r- inilii) this y. ar and as most of th. cel. brat ion In till vblnlty will b' held on 8aturday, the 3d. the liter cha:iis f t.iis city nave agreed t. close their p.aes of business at Y...k on that day I 1 order to (! th-r itiidteeM an oiloriiiilty to; vlf it ,he ceb-bra una to be held In the i:.Uhbr:K tews. A majority .1 our citixei.s will to Pallas on thai day. I New up-to-date caskets and coffins 'burial robes, special line of trim mliigi for Catholics. C. A. R. and , secret orders obtained from H. H. Jssperson. ' "Father aint got no comb, "Absurd; doesn't he comb Tommy: "He ain't got no July Llppincott's hair." A town without a female feal es tate agent Is n.t in the procession ili.-st- uays, and every t. wn i.i valley is falling over each other in a vain attempt to get into the band wagon. The marshal of our neighbor town, Falls City, has been instructed to t;.ke up all the hogs running t large witu in the city limits. The notice falls to statu where he is to draw the line. by following up the numerous di vorce cases being tried out in almost every court throughout the state It will be seen that almost any old thing Is cruel and lnh.ti.wn treatment. I Finishing the Work . ! The government dredce Mathlotna,. which has been dredeinc the river he. ; tween here and Salem., completed H J I work at this end of the of the job i last Saturday and moved down to the j rapids near the ferry to work. Tile I channel w as opened and widened in j five different places and it Is the j opinion of Foreman Win. need, who i was in charge of the dredging here, j that the Independence boat will make I good headway the entire run all sum- j mer. He also expressed the belb'f that! the work done this season by tne dredge will prove more lasting than of any former season. The work done last fall in the vicinity of Salem has proven permanent. There is do ob struction in that vicinity from santl bars. FOURTH OF. JULY IWirinnint: SaturJav of this week aiul continiiinz t and includino Saturday, the 3d, we will make the f -lowing proposition whereby you can dress yourselt pn peny anu sa u mjhiw wi nionev to spend in havinq a alorious time eelehmtinu. With caeli :uit, as described helow, we w-.ll give you a pair of shoes or hat free: , With each $10.00 suit pair $2.50 Shoes or Hat free. With c:ch $12.50 suit pairjW.OO Shoes or Hat free. With each $15.00 suit pair $3.50 Shoes or Hat free. With each Suit above $15. 0 0 pa i r $4 S h oes o r 1 1 a t f ree As $3.00 is the highest price hat we carry we will make the difference in other merchandise. 1 his in cludes all our newest suits, hats and shoes. I A T I ' .1 V. fhe Leading Merchants of Independence, Oregon It isn't generally supposed because a youth wears turned-up-trousers and polkadot socks he is a fool. Once in a while there is a chance of hit not knowing any better. v Women of Woodcraft Elect Officers Delegates of the Women of Wood craft, of district No. 12 which in eludes the counties of Western Or egon. met in a one day session at Albany Wednesday of last week and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Nettie Par3ons. Creswell. r; elected district guardian; Miss Shel don. Corvallis, district clerk; Mrs.Bri dio Kerremans, Ashland, attendant; Mrs. nosenberg Cottage Grove;, inner sentinel; Mrs. L. E. Moe, outer senM ,nel. D-legates elected to the grand con vention, which will be held in Port land next month are: Mrs. Murphy of Eugene, Mrs. Verick of Albany, and Mrs. McMillen of Klamath Falls. There is more catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other dis eases put together, and until the. la it ; fw years was supposed to be Inct r-I able. For a great many years docton pronounced it a local disease and pr--' scribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Sri-, ence has proven catarrh to be a con stitutional disease and therefore re quires constitutional treatment.. Hall' fatarrh Cure, irarufactttred by F. I. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, 0.,is the on ly constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses of ten drops to a teaspoonful. It acts di rectly on the blood and mucous sur- fi"-'s of the pystem. They oHt ?100 for any case it fails to cure. Send for circ"lars and testimonials. Addren, F. J.' Cheney & Co, Toledo, unto; &oiu bv all d-.Tceists. 7'". Take Hall's Family Pills for conciliation. r o ir n fcf3 1 1 ca U i( Bowel Complaint in Childrer When six months old the little daughter of E. N. Dewey, a well-know merchant of Agnewvill", Va.. had - attack of cholera. infantum. Chamber Iain's Colic.Cholera andDiarrhea Rem edy was given and effected a com plete cure. This remedy has proven very successful in cases of bowel com plaint in children and when given ac- oordins to the plain'printed direction can be relied upon with nerfect con fld..nce..When reduced with water an tooH it is nleasanf to take which is of reat Importance when a mmt. to he given' to younir children!. For sale by P. M. Klrklan i. trade HlKh-class. pr lr orean in sood condition. Enquire NAelev'a In North inflepen denee. Will trade for young tock of Will Attend the Encamoment Comnany H. Third regiment Na tional Guards of Dallas, will attend the summer encampment which will be held at the npw Clackamas station target ranee this the latter nar ef .T"ly, arranepments for which the com pany Is now making prenaration. The members of the comnany have been practiclne reeularly of late and some good records have been made. Poth officers and men hope to make a too showing of marksmanship at the en campment. Twenty-Five ""t Is the Price of Peace The terriH" itching and smarting Incident to certain skin diseases is al most instantly allayed by applying. Chamberlain's Salve. Price 25 cents. For sale by P. M. Klrkland. Miss Ida Hudson and sister of Falls ,...ite'goodfurniture,substantial, comfortable, artistic, ...its' carpets, rugs, draperies, or anything tor the making of a comfortable, happy home, ....its' liberal terms, fair prices and courteous treat ment, . . . . i If its' these things you desire and appreciate then come to us and let us show you how well and pleasantly and economically we can serve yuu. ers You can never have too many rock- The above is a splendid value. Made from select stock, arms steel braced and bolted, one-piece top rail, cobbler seat, made for service and durability. ' Yours for $2.00. ; Our offerings in Iron Beds will be doubly, interesting when you call and examine this full sized one with 1 -1-4 pillars, five large filling rods, artistic in design, the much sought for Verms Marten finish; can be used In good taste in any home. An attractive value for only $7.50. Our offering in chairs surpas ses anything we, or any other house, have ever placed before its patrons. A set exactly like cut, all hard wood, continuous back posts, cobbler seats, brace arms, golden oak finish, at on ly $7.50 durability. - Yours for $2.00. ) " 7'50- , - ' ! f7r t wTT " I SALEM 'HI OREGON trClty were In town this week. ny ilni
