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INDEPENDENCE ENTERPWHE. INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. JANUARY tt, 1H0.
EIGHT PACE!
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MEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM
.OTHER CITIES IN OREGON
Springfield The city council it
Teadvcrliiing ftr bid for $10,000
issue of wwfr bonds.
Wallowa The1 city council ht
ordered all soft-drink houses and
liilliard parlora to remain tlo.ed on
Sunday.
Madras The Deschutes & Harney i
Tel kliviie C'i::i'-'iy i it"' k.ii.u- si
a new coacerii lh.it will build I""
from Rosl.mil to SiNer
I.:i.r.iii.U Adolph Newlin lrf ,
larii-ii to construct a l.tke ox I"
tract of land near lon. covering,
(our acre, which he will 'i;h ,
iiiotii;t.iin trout. j
Oregon City Suit has been fii il
in the circuit court here by t'.t."
directors of school district No. .
asking for an injunction tnMiut the
removal of the Maple Lane school
from its present location. a voted
at a recent special meeting
Pendleton Michael J Kyn.
was recently found guilty of nun
laughter after a trial on a charge
of murdering Edward Dixon, h.:s
been released under a bond of $U).
(XXJ. furnished by prominent citizens
of U county
litl..iii - II ,-reaftcT Portland will
have a much .:er fiuit fvni
than diiii ig f m . r jeai. Cold t r-
He will Ih generally utilised by
hoth fiuit hipict and commissi "
merchant! for the. savin of tuppliei
that would otherwise be forced Upon
an overstocked mat Let.
Salem Replying to a letter of the
National Waterway Commission re
uestiug information regarding the
law governing railway in thi tate.
the State Railroad Commission give
water competition credit for being
a potent factor in regulating rate
of railroads in Oregon.
Jacksonville The grand jury after
a nine-day session ha adjourned
A thorough investigation wa made
touching the ale of liquor to minors
in the county. Eleven indictment
were returned charing offense of
thi kind and one charging the sale
of liquor without license.
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signed in this city for the construc
tion of a 4(XX) foot jetty on the south j
ide of the Siusla' bnr. Fspcmli
ture of $100,000. it is believed, will
give an eight-foot channel over the
bar, which will afford ncres to
many coasting vessel enga-jed in
the carrying trad.
Eugene The Smill Us recently
levied by the city council of Cres
wrll wii not large enough to raise
money to meet the expense of the
city for the coming year and a com
mittee from th council went among
the business men and secured sub
scription amounting In the aggre
gate to $.X) to hclt.
Fossil At the December term of j
.1.- ..! it eouri for Wheeler county,
J. T. Vickers, who wa indicted over
a year ago on a charge of horse
stealing and who fled the country
and wa arrested in Nevada about
two week. ago. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to two and one-half
years in the 1" nitentiary and to p..y
the C'ics
North IVnd The four week' re
vival here has come to a close. The
meeting was held in large taber
nacle erected for the purpose. Three
hundred and twenty-five were con
verted. 125 of them men. The May
or. George Mandigo. president of
the chamber of commerce, and lev
era! of the most prominent business
men of the place are among the
converts.
Portland With the temperature
of the water standing at 4S cjegrees,
Bishop's Ready
tailored glotftes
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THIRD WEEK GF BIG
REDUCTION SALE
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TISING MEDIUM 'M(E HAVE UNDERTAKEN THE UNIQUE IDEA OF AL
LOWING you an Additional reduction of $1 on the already
REDUCED PRICE OF ANY SUIT OR OVERCOAT IN THIS ESTABLISH
MENT, INCLUDING YOUNG MErVS vAND BOYS' CLOTHING, UPON
PRESENTATION OF THIS AD.
ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS SELLING IN A REGULAR WAY
FROM $25 AND UP ARE SUBJECT TO 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT, PLUS
THE ADDITIONAL $1.00 YOU MAY SAVE BY CLIPPING OUT OUR AD
FROM ANY PAPER IN WHICH IT MAY APPEAR, AS STATED ABOVE.
POSITIVELY NO FAVORS SHOWN, IN ORDER TO GET THE DOL
LAR, YOU MUST PRODUCE THE ADVERTISEMENT.
Greatest price concession in our
history. The deal is off Sat
urday, Jan. 22, 9 P. M.
Salem Woolen Mill Store
SALEM, OREGON.
Auditorium Skating Rink
OV1ATT I1H0B , prunrlHuf
. MOVING PICTURES AND SKATING
Entire cbmga of Picture three Umoa a ;
ry eulu eiopt Sunday from f:30 to 1 V' M.
Q4i Mualc, Herdwood Floor auj flrat ilaa. SULt. Cum. wut uJ
faojor youraelt Na rUdyUtu iUoe4.
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INDEPENDENCE, OREUON
Wa aara ... of th. UrBrt UU ot Kwui Clyr Prop-ity In tUc
oouatj U choo.. frou, and If yo. w"t to buy or (. wMu -would
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NW. bu CYRUS NOBLE dirtct from lh diitillrrt hsvc bouiht It lor H yturt.
Buy lh belt it's ibe ehcp in the Ion run. Boiilcd by ih. ditlillcrt.
Gur.nie.d o lh Uniicd Stales Government snd to you lo contain nothiol escept
ForT in such section. th. pubU. is u-bl.
purchos. CYRUS NOBLE w. w.ll sell ou d.rec. 5"'
No d.ncr oi renlled bonlct but the GfcNUINb OKUS NOBLfc--lh btsl
in.de, the best selling brand in Ih whole world.
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MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE
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Reliable Representative Wanted.
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33-36
13 men undertook to swim 1200 feet
In the Willamette river Christmas
morning: and five succeeded, while
eight fell by the wayside and were
pulled into boats. There were no
casualties, but the swimmers turned
the color of a boiled lobster, and
toward the end they became stiff
and their strokes were mechanical.
There was not one cramp among
the 13.
Portland Reports of a rich dis
covery of copper ore at the mouth
of the Rogue river in Curry county
have been brought to Portland by
Isaac A. Muncy, a member of the
legislature for that county and a
miner of many years' experience in
Oregon. Mr. Muncy has placed 50
pounds of the ore on exhibition. It
carries a large percentatge of native
copper, and is said to rur. high in
gold, platinum and irridium. A spe
cimen sample from the croppings
on the ledge, upon which only the
location work ha been performed,
runs $150,000 to the ton.
Klamath Falls The dam which
crosses the Lost river outlet of Clear
lake, the purpose of which is to
make that lake the storage reservoir
of the Upper Klamath project, has
been completed, and water is accu
mulating to be carried through dis
tributing canals to irrigate the val
ley! aleng- the course of Lost river
In Oregon, and probably also to ir
rigate from the south end of the
lake a considerable acreage in Cali
fornia. The dam is 35 feet high and
2500 feet long and will increase the
area of Clear lake to about 25,000
acres, as a storage reservoir.
Kinf'a New Life Pills la Constipa
tion, Blllousnesa, Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, Llrer troubles. Kidney Diseases
and Bowel Disorders. , They're easy,
but sure, and perfectly build up tbe
health. 2fc at all druggists.
Making Life Safer.
ETerwhere life Is being made
more safe through the work of Br.
ANTIOCH NEWS.
Dave Olln was an Independence
visitor one day this week.
Robert Fishback was on the streets
of Independence Friday.
Mr. Ecker and family of Oklahoma
are pleasant guests at the Daynoffs'
home this week.
Noah Heffley Sundayed with his
brother, Grant, of Talmage.
Roy Clark spent Saturday In Mon
mouth. Our school now has a new pump
and new stove, Improvements which
are much appreciated.
V. Scott and two daughters of tho
capital city are visiting Mr. Scott's
sister, Mrs. E. Fishback.
William Griffith of Monmouth was
In this neighborhood Tuesday.
Oscar Lehman and Herman Wunder
were Monmouth traders Thursday.
Stomach Trouble Cured.
If you have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mn
J. P. Klote of Edlna, Mo., says: "I
have used a great many different
medicines for stomach trouble, but
find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv
er Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy I ever used." For sale
by P. M. .Klrkland,
Dr. BugaBKfl, Beatist, over lade-peaAe-ce
NatleMl Bck. Bell phone
IK; taef eadent. 4410. tt