LOCAL NOTES Kraut, Kt-rnlitlte uf I'aWU apent Sunday tn till illy. A well equipped ktuk of t& room Dcltl.'. William Drug Co. Your credit I rooJ for an Edlaon plioi.oraiih at Crav.u t Moore'a. I St II. I). Coop r wax doing tuiutiu In Dullna l he latu-r itrt of ut week. The ladlcii alii of the M. K. churtn Met with Mm, Or, Hewitt y.aterday jrw-riuoa. For Kale rht ami vol. li Ki-i'il also fr,h milk tow. Apply to Ho mer lllll. SO-HS The South Hend Steel Range exhtb it now on at 1 lamia llroa.' store. In nut mist It Fresh oyster, both Eastern and Olyiupla, received dully at the Gm Itestuurant. 19tf J.'B Whiteaker ha returned from Port laud where he apeut several days transacting business. C. M. Hall, of near Salem, Orenon, is proud owner of a new Monanh range, bought of R. M. Wade A Co. Mrs. A. V. Whitney now has lit her home a Monarch range, which she purchased of R. M. Wade & Co. J. H. Burton has coumiiUced his fall plowing and expects to put a few more acres Into hops next year. Those who have hops for sale ar- standing pat and when a buyer makei an offer they smile and look wise. W. E. Bevens returned TVsJay from Portland where he had been on a combined business and pleasure trip. F. O. Frost of Spokane spent a day or two In the city this week. Investigating the possibilities of this section. The hop warehouse at this place la filled to overflowing owing to the fact that everybody is holding for the market to go up. When in town drop In and get on of those full siie 25c dlnntrs served t ween the bank and P. H. Drexler's daily from 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. in. the fiem Restaurant. 19tf Gem Restaurant. IM and 3. 0ffl(.e hour3 9 a. m. t0 2 ra. Mrs. Ed Owen and daughter, Miss C. W. Henkle, who last week pur- answered night Mrs. Ed uwen ana aaugmer, jus - . Ja Nola, left for Portland last Monday " "" d d afternoon where they went to spend Bice & Calbreath and H H. Jasper- f j K Kn 1 111 1, or rtnr-u rr. I son, lias remeu wc uunuin6 - the week with friends. 16 WeeK Willi mcuuo. - I cupied by Geo. Dunham's harness Wm. McLaugnnn was among iu h , who were at ratted to the city la,t - ftg Sunday by the man hunt that took " nnrln. place a few miles south of town. Mrs. W. D. Morjland and her two sous, of Tacoma, Washington, are in the city on a visit to Mrs. Moreland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cooper. Parties who are in a position to know state that only two car loads of hops have been shipp.d so far this season from the, Independence dis trict. Dick Madison of Salem came over Sunday to take part in the man hunt that took place near Buena Vista. He says that it was a very .exciting chase. About half of the male population of the city was out hunting last Sun day. Those who were not out hunt ing' pheasants were taking part in the mau hunt. The Malleable Range, made in South Bend, is for homes where the test is none too good. See it at the Hanna Bros.' exhibit this week. Hot coffee and biscuits free. A beautiful cook book and useful souvenir given away all week at Han na Bros.' store. Also hot biscuits anc coffee. Something still more intertst ing there. Come and see. A hunting party from Portland passed through town last Sunday in an automobile on their way home. They reported having had good suc cess, each of the party having bagged the limit. Vn meaningless and gaudy nickel or,,i frills Just a solid, substantial, exquisite piece of kitchen furniture that's all. The Malleable, made in South Bend. See it at the store of Hanna Bros. W. W. Newton, who recently pur haR'pH thfi Lone and the People's 0!f markets, moved his family in to town last Saturday, having rented the Clara Smith place in the east ern part of the city. Nelson Anderson, Harley Prather, Wm. Bevens, Miss Maggie Black, Miss Lena Steele and Miss Eunice Klkins, of Buena Vista, attended the dance given at the opera house last Saturday evening. The Southern Pacific has finished the work of removing gravel from the river bed at the foot of C street .,j th ir steam shovel away. The gravel was used in ballasting the ...,. TnHpnendence. liUlU " f , While there Is not much doing jum and on C street betweeu . the post- office and Hanna Bros. Tin Kind Yen Have A!w3js Bought Bar tba I'KOFESblONAL CARDS J. O. MATTHI8, M. D. Office Pottoffica Building MONMOUTH, OREGON Phontt CI and 63 Hulk oyatera, ra.trrn and Olympiad Vateh $td tsf Sal, at the Gem Restaurant. 1 tn f I lW ' " "J Crab., clam.. crawfish aid .11 kind. Tbo M of ah II fan. fr.-.U -u.ry d at ,1.- MPM... Wanted Udy or K'ntl- iiiati la tan j I C, j r J va... Apply u Th0 I'acifir llom-j , t-fonta and CLildrett. . .....1 o..l ....... M''M (ru, ill. .'h-k"". .- SaU'U! nuw amberol fourtuinut rmords this mouth. Call and lieu theui at Craven & Moor'.. 1M Why ubo .tale Portland tr ad whei you can aet luHter fre.ll made bre.i delivered at your door, liihlt.1 on hav iiiU Frit' bread. Take no other. 20 2 A.k your arocer for Frlti' home' made bread and douj;liMui.. Tuke in other. They are madu from hnn wheat flour. Made in lud pen donca. 022;: R. 1. Cooper, who ha. been to Port laud to attend tht horwe show held there, ha. returned hoiu. He .ays that there were a large number of fiue horse, exhibited. Afttr skating luncheons are ver iwnular. - You an telephone your or- d.r. f'.ir o.v.tir. from the Jkatinit rink 'iud tliu. be sure of quick and prontr-L service at the Gem R-.tau rant. lStl The streets last Sunday hud tin appearance of hoD picking time and every automobile that came in from the scene of the man hunt was sur rounded with a large crowd who were anxious to hear the latest new. from the s at of war. The Independence football team arrived Saturday noon In automobiles Id the number were Maurice Butler, Grover Mattison, V. F. Mc.Vdams, A. Emerick. Janus M. Jones, Alva Rog ers. Laurie Cran, F. D. Ponieroy. Jess Emerick and Rube Williams. Albany Herald. The city is having gravel hauled for the purpose of putting in con crete crossings on Main str.et be tween the bank and R. M. Wade & Co.'s and on Monmouth street be- ti. F. JONES ATTORNEV-AT-LAW NOTARY PUBLIC Office next door to Indepetidenci' National Bank. Ind pendence, Oreitou W. R. ALLIN. D. D. 8. DENTIST lota phabee. Cooper Bldg. Independence, Orvgon. J. 8. COOK ATTORNEY-AT-LAW NOTARY PUBLIC Room 7 and 8, Cooper Bldg. Independence, Or. LAURA PRICE, M. O. Monmouth, Oregon Specialty Diseases of Women Bell Telephone Main 193 L. L. HEWITT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office In Cooper building, room 2 an undertaking parlor Monarch Malleable. the "Stay Satisfactory" range, needs no intro duction as it is sold on its merits. Every range is put out on trial. If you are thinking of purchasing a range, do not fail to call at R. 51. Wade & Co.'s and inspect the points that these goods have above all oth-j er ranges. D P. McCarthy, manager of the Fir Grove hop yard about a mile and a hair east of the city, returned last Saturday from a t n days' hunting expedition in the vicinity of Grants Pass and Myrtle creek. Mr. McCar thy says himself and party succeed ed in getting four fine bucks, one of which he had the distinction of killing. Al Whitney, Frank Whiteaker and W. A. Ball took to the brusn lata Sunday. They went north instead or south to be sure to get away from the escaped convicts whom the posse were hunting. They report having bad excellent sport and all 'of them got the limiUd number of China pheasants. Astonishing how quickly the trend of public favor changes. Already it has b:en filled to satiety with Cook and Peary, before the stories now running through the press of the country, of "The Conquest of the Pole", are concluded. The Oregon ian began publication of these sto ries under their twelve headings. What they end in is a guess, if they are not abandoned altogether. BUSINESS LOCAL tf Dr. Allln. Dentist. Cooper Bldg, 2T5 A good pair of reaaing glas fi0yp ses ?1.00 at Kramer's. tf Old papers for saie at this office at 23c a hundred. Go to Craven & Moore for your school supplies. ' l8tt New line of up-to-date stationery at Craven & Meore's. lgt Faber's Self-filling Fountain Pens They are right. Williams Drug Co.llti Dr. Dusanne, Dentist, over Inde aendeace National Bank. Rell phone 121; Independent, 4410. tf The Ladies are Invited to call and The gravel was used in w new Hand Bagg 9nown by road bed of the main ltne both ways Bring us your prescriptions. Ac- wniie iiittic vv - . q Hn V.ort 1 fnranv qtiH miritv our HlOttO. A ra in the personel of the business nrnw urug o. of the city and a number oi uLuc are said to be under negotiation. R. H. McCarter and wife returueu For Chapped Skin. Channel skin whether on the hands r H Mcvjarter . home last week from a visit to Mr. or face may be cured in one night by - cannot ct bvtrwff ek from a Visit W lace uiuy uc I nj,Mw work donanywhr.. All work fully rur- m. fnw I .nl.rln Phamhorlaln'a sal V P.. It lb I Blliw. moaeni aieaww aiiaipaM-w twrtfr's parents wno resme vvva - W1KT TTll .. nnf from Dallas. They wereaiao unequalled for sore mPyie.a, uurn j- JLJCIIlaXl VT ver on account of the Illness and BCalds. For sale by P. M. Kirk- .an.. po-S.OREGON of Mr McCarter'B father. land. ' wrioa aooafc a,. tt.u. iwun u i. DR. DAVID D. YOUNG OSTEOPATH Of rice hours: 9 to 12 and 1:30 to Office in Campbell building, room Piione Home 4910. fVidtpendence, Oregon LAUNCH INDEPENDENCE BP ft h. l L'ta Plvs between Independence and Sa lem daily except Sunday. Passenger and freight business solicited. Leave Independence .. 9 : :i0 a. in. Leave Salem 3:15 p. m. SKINNER BROS. SKIPPERS CALIFORNIA MED ICATED SOAP The best for Sores, Chapped Hands, Dandruff, Insect Stings and Poison Oak. Mrs.J. W.Richardson Sr., Agt. Monmouth Street, Independence. INDEPENDENCE AND MONMOUTH RAILWAY TIME TABLE Effective Sunday, July IVni FROM INDEPENDENCE POH 1AI I. AS Ti-Hin No 84 loaves Tnilepenrtem-e daily 8:00 a. m : lenH Monmouth a. m.; arrives n'nllaf:40 a. in. Train No 8 leaves Iiniependenee. rtally 10-50 a m: leaven Monmouth, ltMto a. in. an ives DftllaH, ll'.3 a- m. Train N"7 leaves Independence dally 16 D. m ' leave Monmouth 8:Sft p. m.: arrive Kal ian p. at. FROM INOEPENOFNCE FOR AIRME Train N 1 leaven Independence daily 7:00 a ii..: lev.H Monmouth T:I5 a. oi.i arrlven Alrlie7:ra. in. Trnln Vn 7 lenvcn Independence dally at 2 J0p hi li-aves Mfiiuiiinith daily at 2:50 p in'.; arrives at Airlie at :2S p. m. rnnM nALLAS ' KOIt INDKI'F-NUKNOK Train No 0.5 leaves Pallan dally H-.ma. m; Iobvph .-.nnioiili Sr a. in .; arrives Indepen dence 9:15 a. m. Train No Wlmves DalluH dally 12:15 ? leaves Mnnnionlh 1-lOp. m.; arrive i In depwi clenoe 1:2S p. m. (This train connects at Mon mouth for Alrlle) Trnin No 71 leaven Dallas dally 7:.r. p. in.; lea-en Monmouth 8:15 p. in.; arrives Inde pendence 8:25 p. m. FROM kIRL'C FO ;NIEPF-NDi".NCE Train No 62 leBves Airlie dally 8:35 a. ra,! cove Mniiminith :15a. tn.: arrl ves Inde pendence 9:25 a. in, Train No. 72 leave Airlie nan y ' p. arrives at Monmouth 4:40 p. m .: arrives at In dependence at 4:50 p. m. 'ainlf s Dentistry , I 4cf0w for $3.5 f - 2.50 ' 7 S Molar Crownt 5.0 ' stnamei ruimffi i.wv . u x wSilvw Fillingi V f''l ' ' '-f"( llnlay Fillmgt V V. -T t 4 Plata 9.0U .V " ..-L , IBaat Rd Rob- , CA la. W. . mil, FainnrwaMuaaa "r rl,M , , X at nun tmatmia nam Punleii Extrtlon . 0 U WORK GUARANTEED FOR) IB YEARS . PslnleM Eitraetioa i re aihaa) oUtaa or bride work ia ordered, txjnauiiaiion ree, j(iwBaumiiwn palnleaa work done anywkere. . All worl" fully rur- Style - Quality Service re mi bl.'iulol, wcMihI nnj wi-oukIiI Into lUt ae .Mnnti rcd Tiliirrd Cloth. For Men and Young Men Your tloilifa) liv o in mil to do HU your liuutiifiia mil notlnl Undiim thai you rntinot aftord to he toiiii'iili d with lhi irdtnary klncU. You ''d not b tullor or riot In nd y-t you will litniniitly ri'onl tho dlffcrcittti bftwfi'ii our lotln and otliT rlotUi'n. Tltcy arts muilo for ua by the t'tdobmud MkIit Tall or and Dcalti"'''!!, Schloss Bros, cv Co. of Baltimore and Nw York Tht young chupa that want to be or iginal better ace thin mIiowIux the world lovea wlnm ra and you'll look tvery Inch a "winner" with oim of our Suit or Ovenoata. Ilualnfaa men who are particular ftboi.t their clothe will Hirelut our extraordinary collection of "ready to-wiar Hand Tailored Clothes" prices ao reaxonublo thut It Ih within the reach of every gentleman to dress becomingly at little coat. Econoinlial. too, for whll our prlc ea are aa low as others, our clothe are better. Men's and Young Men's Furnishings In new ahailes Cireena, Olvles. dreya, London Smoke every hue that fash ion dictate. :J i ...,i.m.. tana B. -"..3b w , i hi us Hn- k rn. ' TIm Clothes Maker Suits $ 1 0 to $30 G. W. JOHNSON & CO. 141 N. Commercial St. SALEM, OREGON The Right Clothes lx'. I Are here ready for serviqe the mo r 1 menf vou are readv. Why not rnmp in mdnv nnd see our sunerb 'if7 f K' I ' r-v v' " ' x rjfj C Vj showing of the fa rsp ?a 3 rviv.' ' amous ii$bep'$ Ready :ailorcd glotbcs 10.00 to $35.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS Salem Woolen Mill Store SALEM, OREGON.