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MONMOUTH '
M iaaea Catherine and Agtiea Camp-
boll went to Newport Monday for
month (.tiling.
Mi Mary Murphy went to Yahnts
valley Tuesday where ho will tench a
acllOol litter.
The death of John Mock or aged ov
enty-aeveu occurred at tho home of!
hU n Saturday, h a buried in
Monmouth cemetery Monday.
lt-v. Willard Klkina, a I'olk county
boy, preached a very good sermon
Sunday evening.
C. W Ltninard U building a con
crete walk in front of hia lota on Col
lege avenue.
Mia Edith Volvtrton went to Ai
toria Sunday to viait friends.
Monroe Mulkey went to Amity
Sunday to attend the funeral of hia
friend, Mr. Jellieou.
INDEPENDENCE AND
MONMOUTH RAILWAY
TIME TAtlt
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a. st.i iratd M.tnnimiili il l.) a. m.; arrive
lla.'i a, in.
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.SHIRT WAIvSTS and
TUB SUITS
Greatly reduced for the end of
the week selling. We are display
ing a beautiful line of tailor
ed stocks. New Cherry Pillows
50 c
Needlecraft wShop
Mrs. S. C. Wall
270 N. Com'l. St, Salem, Oregon
I Chew Cadillac and King Corn
4
OBECCO
Always Good. Not by the Trust
SOLD AT F. D. COX
For Style or Beauty
Wa have tham. All of the popular
ahapea and popular priced Shoea
BUENA VISTA
J. E. Well and wife returned home
Thurndy from a teveral weeks' ao-
journ in the southern Oregon country.
J. D. Winn aold the Elkina ranch
one day thia week to Meters. Qeigur
nd Strand of the JelTeraon country.
T. P. Ogelslwe returned home
Thursday after apending several weeks
in eastern Oregon and the Scio
country. '
Floyd Woodward of HoHlale is
erecting a new barn and woodshed for
J. K. Neal of thia city.
Messrs. Nash and Emmons of thia
city are breaking up and Backing their
Cascara 8grada, preparatory to mar
keting it.
McClain Bros., who are ojHTating
the Buena Vista warehouse, have
placed several thousand sacks among
the farmers in this and adjoining ter
ritory. A knocker knocks because he has
nothing elne to do, while his neigh
bors are axking themselves the ques
tion how does he bold his job.
A man who refuses to pull for his
home town will certainly die with cold
feet.
.Some men send their advertising
away lrom their home town because
they are afraid their neighbors will
know whut they are doing.
When a man thinks the world
could not get along without him, he
should take a spin down to the Will
amette river some . morning before
breakfast, thrust his finger into flow-
liquid, then remove it and watch the
result.
A jack-ass brays in order to attract
the attention of his comrades.
MOM InDIFCNDIKCC
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Traill N III leave. Iintiriiitar dally T OD
a. hi,; imvi MoiiiuDuiu l ie a. m.jarnr
Aim 7 m) a. in.
Train Nil Til Imn Inrfrprnili'hrv itnl'y at
t i p. in.; Ii-avv MiiioikiuiIi dally al l.W f
Bi.i arrlvt aat Alrlia at m.
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TOR I N l K H K N 1 1 K N I' K
Train No Iravaa liallaa dally .a. m:
Ixavra MoiimouUi H A6a. m.;arnvrludi kii.
drnra 1A a. di.
Train Nui laavaa tVllaa dally P. n.
brnrv Muuniuulh I Hi p. tu.; arriviNi luit'ivn
annc l ft t. m. I Thla trala cunuarla at Mua
rnoiilli for Alrlla)
Train NoTI li-aura Iwl aa dully 740 a. ill.;
Iiw' MoHmmiili K it p, m. arrlvva InUc
FwatMoaap.ni.
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Trula Na2lava Alrlia dally HI a. mJ
avt- aliinnioulli M Lib. m.i arrlvra luili
pandrnoaW:VAa. ie.
Train No. Ti Iravaa Mrlla dally 4 Ota. m
arrlvra at Muainimtu t.Mp. Ill .; arrive al In-
di'iiidanna al I VI p. in.
country. Ihaaa intiii ara an wtnii a"" -
I ha Mrrtn of .u.riii. and I hay tvM wnBdad w tc
u v U iha kuna and aircctalia advir ana
1l',.il. ..I ihaaa annua hav beaa di.appuil4 la hir
. i. t. iKa fad i hat miiat -aialil par cent
all wnmaa Irw ad by Dr. '..roa ha v. haaa aba..lotalf a-J
altoialhar eurad. Such a rtKHird would be rawaraaMa II the
eaaaa trralad ware aumbarad by bundrada only. Hut hae
that raovrd afiplia to Ilia Iraatraaal of wore tliao hall a- awil-
lion woman, in a pravwwa vi f - - f - , -
and eniiilaa Dr. Plaroa lo the ratiio.la aowrded bim by womva, the art I of
apaialitli in the Iraalnttnl of woanan'i diaaaaw. ...
Kv.ry eick woman may con.ull I)f. !' kr !'. ahaoliitaly without
thara. All rapliaa are eaa.lad. aaalad in paHaeilv plain envtlopaa, without
any orinliai or advnrtiainf. whatav.r, upon Iham. Writa wiihoul laar a i with
out foe, lo World s Diapanaary Mad.cal Aaaoot.tioa, Dr. R. V. 1'iarce, fre.l.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
DR. riKRCK'H favoritii pni:cirTniM
2VI.U.ea XATeaawla. "Woixi. Utroug.
a tola. Wontan Waal 1
Ira a. Jr-,?- J
WE DO FINE REPAIRING
J1COB VOQT
345 State 8 treat, Salem, Oregon
BOOKS TQ READ
For Summer reading on your outing or at home see our paper
line at 10c, 15c and 25c v '
We have reprints of the copyright books at BOc. Come in and
look ovr ur large book stock. '
The Commercial Book Store
163 Commercial St, SALEM, ORE.
. ANTIOCH
Will Bingman and family, of Lib
erty, Sundayed with his brother,
George.
Mis. Moft'itt and son, of Gaston,
are visiting" at the horns of Clarence
Bruce and family.
James Goodman and Roy Clark
hauled gravel from Bridgeport to this
place last week. t
Wrilliam Herrcn and son George vis-
ted his daughter, Mrs. Hattie Tuttle,
of Black Eock, Sunday.
Mrs. Silger, of Kickreall, is a pleas
ant guest this week at the home of her
son, Allie Griffith.
Lee Eggleston, of Elkins, spent Sun
day with his grandparents, ,Mr. and
Mrs. Milt Bosley.
Grandma Herren is visiting relatives
at Oregon City.
Mr. LaFrance and family have
! moved on to Mrs Alice Kurre's place
in this vicinity. '
Miss Grace Tice is at Portland this
w ek visiting friends and relatives.
Russel Fishback drove to Falls City
Thursday with a load of fine potatoes
which he jold to Walter Tooze.
WE MAKE PROVISIONS
to supply you With meat of only the
finest quality. We seloct carefully and
expertly only
THE CHOICEST MEATS
Tender meat la not a matter of luck.
It Is a question of breeding a .J feed
ing. Our knowledge enufrles us to
choose only such meats as are class
ed aa prime. A trial order will show
a surpassing difference in our meats
and those you have been eating.
Heck & Flubacher
Proprietors
Independence, Oregon
C. A. JOHNSON
Experlenced Felt and Panama
Hat Cleaner and Blocker
190 South Commeiclal &.JCrpolflwirt,CrMry S""
Phone 565 - - SALEM, OREGON
THE NOBLE
I. A. MADISON, Prop.
Corner Commercial
anil Htnte Ntreet
AALK.M, OKWWN
When You Sit Down To
a Meal
In thla restaurant von are aur It will t
excellent as lit food. eiMikintr and nervine.
The aurrotindliura apeak for thenmelvea,
and Ui'' bill nf fiire tella mutely of line
eating at little prices. Come In nnn !rinn
h friend or two along- on win an te
be pleased.
White House Restaurant
Wm. McGilchral & Son, Proprietor,
SALEM . . - OREGON
Co" iaiw.
THE KEY NOTE TO
your pleasure may be the fact that
you presented your music loving
daughter, son or wife with an ex
quisite musical instrument from our
rare stock. Tou may develope a musi
cal phenomenon unawares. Anyhow
members of the family possessed of
one of our fine guitars, violins, man-,
dollns, sithors, banjos or corsets can
not but make the home peasant and
cheerful.
L. F. SAVAGE
247 Commercial St .Salem, Oregon-
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COTTAGE HOTEL
CHARLES SAVAQGE. LESEE
Special Attention to Commercial and
College Organizations
Salem
160 Court street. Telephone 209 Main
Telephone and Messenger Service at Hotel
$100 REWARD $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure In all Its stages, and
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curej
is the only positive cure now known !
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh,
being a constitutional disease re
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal t
ly, acting directly on the mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroy
j ing the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing Its work. The
proprietors have so much faith In its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
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We carry a full line of Pipe and
other fixtures for the Hop Yards
and respectfully invite you to call
if you need, any repairs
Royal
Fireless
Cookers
Given Free
In Appre
ciation of
Your
Business
All kinds of Harness,
Buggies, Wagons, tc
Our Stock of
We
Carry
a full
Line
of
McCormick
Machinery
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware
is Complete and up-to-date. Call and get our Prices
H ANN A BROS., Independence, Ore.
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