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The Adriance
Buckeye Binder
The Old Reliable Line, that
Stands by the Farmer, Lonu
Life and Easy Running
NoTrustPrices onOur HaAines. Wc Makr our own l'lics
Thomas Crown Chanueable
SPEED MOWERS
Thomas Crown
R ELI ABLE 'RAKES
R.M. WADE & CO.
" Af.PNTS
V. E. CRAVEN, Manager, INDEPENDENCE, ORE
EMBROIDER FOR BABY
1 1 , in dainty nuby Garments stamped to cm
We have many new Ideas In aamiy
brolder. Uuby Dresses from 75 cent, to $2 00
Blip Petticoats. Hood CP-Klmonaa. Ulbs. Hoot-. IM
AU TUd... stamped on but grade of materia!,, Free h-on. .
In embroidery.
s Needlecraft Shop
Mrs. 5. C. Wall
270 N. Com'l. St. Salem, Oregon
ARRIVING
DAILY
NEW GOODS
P. H. DREXLER
Dealer in
DRY GOOD'
Groceries, Boots and Shoes
We Make a Specialty of Fai m Produce
Call and examine our Stock before buying.'you'will
find that our prices are right and we carry anythmg.you
may want. Remeber the Place
Corner of Main and Monmouth Streets
Independence, Ore,
BO0HS TQ READ
For Summer reading on your outing or at home see our paper
line at 10c, lfie and 25c
We bave reprints of the copyright books at 60c. Come In and
"look over ur large book stock. ,
The Commercial Book Store
163 Commercial St., SALEM, ORE.
EVENTS IN OUR STATE
Interesting Happenings from
All Parts of Washington.
FIbM to Viit-r on hrkTM.
H.!!l lo all probability b
ome the speakership runt U uM.
the HMtgal wlop of the Washing
ton aim legislature result In
ou of Ihe bort.-.l seiiiblus ever
a no!! In the butoiy of spwUl
Ion (Jem-rally well Informed poll
Hi (bum hwrw prolong io l.ellev
J, W. Sladt-n will be hoil speaker
over I- O Meigs .
During the IhmI few dsy. there
ha been a tndenry on the part of
averal legislators ' ltrodu- n
.-KlMlutlon Into the session, but thU
but brfD frowned upon by a majori
ty, and It is not h1'1 ,J,ul muy vt
fori will be wade to proli.HK the ses
sion longer than the consideration
O' Hie t hlvely charges. Immediate
ly upon the report of the liivestlga
tlon commute to tbe legislature, K
It Palmer, of King county, will In
trodm e a bill suklng for the abollh
ment of the stale Insurance commis
sioner's ottlce.
Woodland AH'-- a" ' n
forced to hap overbuara iroiu
bU.Ing gasoline launch Into the
chilly waters of the North Fork of
the l.-wl rlv.;r. clUiKlns t ter-
hiMrlnv Irees In water Up 10 meir
necks for nearly an hour, and final-
iv loir rescued by lumbermen, wno
constructed a raft and went to their
Id, all young people who ITt nere
on a pleasure trip Friday night were
brought back safe and souna ai
o'clock Saturday mornitiK but little
tbe worse for their expeii. nee.
Tpayern Duly, t Serve.
Taccma Officials at the court
house are now busy securing neces-
ary data relating to drawing anu
Impaneling Juries. Under me ne
i.. nHKHed by the la' legislature.
only taxpayers are eligible to Jury
duty, and petit Jurors cannoi oe
compelled to serve more than once
In five years. To prev.-nt s lection
of Jurors from one locality, Hie la
also provides for the division of
each county In the st:: ... in'o not
less than three nor nu-io than six
Jury districts.
, Man Attacked In OCice.
Walfo Walla Z. J. ' i!'li. local
representative of the Kerr-Cifford
Company, is Just recov. ring from an
attack upon him in hn ollice last
week by an unknown a-' a'aiit, who
struck hltn on the buck of his head
with some blunt instrmm-m as he
waa standing at his let m-press tak
ing an Impression of fi r-immunlca-tion
to his company. U s thruat was
cut alno. Mr. Smith was uncon
scious for several hours. ,
Kh.riff (iraiii and 0. Curlimff
wr oer from 1IU Moiniay.
y. W, !!! has (toil" to 'rtlainl
tu litul the rats wlnte he Hl ru
.m hi. ninitt-r. ljmh. ' I
11. Wilwin . ti vl Tu.-day f r
iiiem's train for I'ortUnd on a bul
ti-s trip of several flay s oui"
Mrs. lr,i Ws -n, iio 1 been
vLltltM I. r 'r- and menus in
Ind'-p n.l iH P fi r ne p t f w w. ks.
I..m i i lay for i. r boim in i.J'ern
V4b , nB lull.
Vi, ilarh and fuii.lly of l"1
t,..k t plH-d ot-r one l tU firl
of tin . v.e, k lille en rn u, i i
allls !i. re they w re nln to
sp'-nd ih ' Kounh.
I'hil .Melsrhan. K-Hlsie. Treasurer.
!.hhm I il.roiiKh Ind. peiii!. n .i hist Hst
urliiy .ii route to N. wp .l wher he
WMM t t pelld Ullday. Hi HS 8'
.o.i.pi .1 by Mr MetM-Van.
t-or.. ntraril bus pur. based the
i-ottano beloiu'U, to John M'-t'rert.ly
and locked on Ht-Mib Main slreet.
Is having; It put In general r-
pair before taking up his residence In
the an me.
Tlort will be a reui in-inu:
if th- iny eoumll Wed on iay
uulit. T!ie IndliUlons ar that there
...ill i ,1,1m .Ir.iliu Hi tlllK llleft
l,t le ,iini. ini .......
lug us there will be some matters of
Importance to tome up for ronald-r
atlon.
, L. !'. (illver, a t.l. Krnph P' -rafor
from ronlaiid. arrived In the city the
latter Prt of the wek to fill 'he
vacancy In Agent Wilcox's force du
to the lllnesa of Horace Llvengood
mho was takn down with measles
last week.
... i ..,i r,r MrMlnnvllle Is
Mr. i.i i "h11 l
In the city this wee tamng e.e
of his son. Horace, wno is
fined to his room with a case or
the measles. While he Is rapidly re
covering there is some fear of the
A I s e a a e settling In nis eyes.
in which case he would be laid up
for sometime' to come.
Mrs. Luclnda Baldwin attended the
wrh held in Portland the past week
Mrs Haldwln has. warm words of
praise for I he excellent program of
the conventlo n and also for the man
ner In which Portland and Oregon
entertained the visitors. ' She was ac
companied on her trip by Miss Carrie
nodfe-lter. of Cherryvale, Kansas, a
niece of the Mesdames Baldwin, who
la now visiting them. Miss Uon
felter is very much pleased with our
climates, fruits and roses and all me
good things that are portion of Or-gonlans.'
When You Think
iS, Udl" be Ire. Iro- ll. rUrn p."d ot p...
Dr. rH PMrlrtl
l.n. . t.m '""''''i
I, .i-ii.s r..er, '-"-r
mmllom, . mle0rmnm I-
B,rh sr. 1-vit.d la e.ull Dr.
fi" All rrT!JT"lJi::Zu7 World's n,.r-.rT Me
"r Ifeiltf Ts JEr- hi. r. .Kou-nd-p... il.
Vimm fc-I. I M?J Adv,..r-r.v,Md. up-to-d-.e .d.l.. i- P-P"
In bnd eloih-niooinj,
Rush for Llcei'ses.
Tacoroa Since the Mrst of the
present month all mar-'nge license
records for Tacoma have been brok
en, the Edge law providing that ap
plicants must be examined hy n phy
sician, which went Into o.tect lasi
Friday, causing a general bargain
sale rush at the courtli i-'e. In a'.!
there were 128 license to wed is
sued the first nine days of the
month.
. TATIVTPAVT REMODELING
C. A. JOHNSON RENOVATING
Experienced Felt and Panama
Hat Cleaner and Blocker
190 South Ccn m rial St., Cfro- . Lw.rrLCfrtr.y Stor
rhon, 565 . - - SALEM. OREGON
THE NOBLE
A. MADISON, Pr.p.
Corner Climiiiierrlisl
hikI Htate tstrerl
The Salem Steam Laundry
" . GUARANTEES YOU PERFECT WORK
Leave order at D. Taylor'. Barber Shop. Independence, Oregon
CASTOR I A
Tor Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always BougM
Bears the
Signature of
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Dallas. Steam Laundry
Best Wor-k Guaranteed
Basket leaves Tuesday 6 p;m and returns Friday
Clee Robinson Acreiit
Indkpende.nck, OKttiO
Farmers' Feed and Sales Stable
H. EiCHEL, Proprietor
Grain and Hay for Sale.
Hor-.S boarC by day, week or month, at reasonable ate
iN-EPSND NCE, OREGON.
. Three Iteccivcrs In Kiuht Days.
Spokane Judge Canlield, of Col
fax has soothed the troubled spirits
of creditors of the defunct Palouse
Stale Dank by the appointment of
the third, receiver in eight days. He
is C. W. Waters of Palouse. Credit
ors' have opposed other men named
because of personal connections and
have succeeded in removing them.
COTTAGE HOTEL
CHARLES SAVAGGE. LESEE
Special Attention to Commercial and
' College Organizations
Salem
160 .Court street. Telephone 209 Main
Telephone and Messenger Service at Hotel
CAFE RESTAURANT
Mesdames Hart and Kaglin, Proprietor
Board by Day, Week or Month. Meal Tickets Sold.
INnEPUNDHXCK, Oil EG OX
Kobber Suspect Is Held.
Spokane Nels Hunt, of Cataldo.
Idaho, is in the jail at Coeur d'Alene
Charged with the hold-up of train
No. 3 on the Northern Pacinc near
Hauser Junction, the nlU of April
29. Up to last year he conducted
a general store and was postmaster
at Cataldo..
I
Fined for HmokiiiR Cigarettes.
North Yakima The first person
arrested for violating the anti-cigarette
law was John Smith, a stranger,
who came here to take a position in
a hay field. While waiting for a rig
to take him to a ranch. h? smoked a
cigarette and was fined 10.
First, rassenjter Train on Milwaukee
" Tacoma The first regular passen
ger train to leave over the Chicago,
Milwaukee, & Puget Pound railway
left Tacoma. Monday morning with
about 150 passengers. The train
went through to Maiden, in Whit
man county.
Waiters Depend on Tips.
Spokane It the present enforce
ment of the anti-tipning law con
tinues and wages are not raised by
the employers, practically fiO per
cent of the waiters in the best
houses in Spokane will be driven
from the business or obliged to seek
employment In other cities.
If you do, don't purchase until you have
inspected the celebrated
ilicCoriTiicic Mower
We
Carry
a full
Line
of
McCormick
Machinery
Since the first World's Fair, held ine
remained first In international leaaersmy. i.iu.--. -sSed
and constructed to harvest the grain and grass crops of the w
These machines have maintained their pre-eminence because . they have
bee Z far in advance of ordinary machines. The durably of Mc
Cormick materials and workmanship has never been rivaled.
Our Stock of
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Hardware, Stoves and Tinware
' - Is Complete and up-to-date. Call and get our Prices
HANNA BROS., Independence, Ore.
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