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NO. 4
I One Edison
Phonograph
VITH NEW CYGNET HORN,
SIX AMBEROL AND SIX
( ATiunADn RFfflRDS.
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ALL FOR 2
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1 $32.10!
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The Phonograph hag antique
nnir fnhlnnt. highly polished,
nickel-plated mandrel; will ply
amberol, standard and grand
opera records.
New style reproduces model
K, having two highly polished
sapphire points for Playing both
records.
! Craven &Moore
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON J
Phones; Dell 251, Home 4:20
Orchard Spraying;
EVERYTHING YOU NEED
ROCHE HARBOR LIME,
JAPANESE GROUND SUL
' PHUR IN LINEN SACKS,
NO LINT. LIME AND SUL
PHUR SOLUTION, READY
FOR USE, GUARANTEED
FULL STRENGTH. BLUE
STONE, ACID HYDROM
ETERS FOR TESTING
SPRAYING SOLUTIONS.
CALL AND GET OUR
PRICES
Williams Drug
Company
rnkpv Walker & Lehman carry
nna nf the, lareest and most complete
lines of men's and boys' hats in town.
tr.. ,ni iilwavs find style combined
with the best of quality there.
C. E. Farr of Minneapolis, Minne
sota, was in town a few days this
week looking over the country with
the Chas. E. Hicks Real Estate Co.
mi
INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE NEWS
AltlU. Dlitfal. CiKiper Bldg. If
A good pair of reaalog
II. ou at Kramers. i
for Hli A freoli row.
(bit office.
Heed buckwheat for sale by C. w.
I .l M.uiniiilllh.
embroidery shirt-waist fwr.lt!
For
rati 1,1 Mr Walla'"'"
Mike Walker of F.uKene vl't'd
parent! here over Sunday.
MU. Mary Hi bollard una muni
to her home In Woodburn.
Mra. W. It. Allln returned from a
visit to Portland Wednesday.
Mra Klla Irvine of lortland Is ve
iling friend In Independence,
Dean Walker is homo from fciiK"e
on vUlt to hi parent her.
Jake Nh wii among visitors to
Independence lat Wednesday.
nar Walker of Eugene vianea m
parent Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Ijla and Babe Burn tisiv
ed Mra. Kate Walker this week.
Mra O. L. Hawkins of Dallas vimi-
ed Mra. K. K. Paddock tttla Wf'k.
Wanted To buy one or two horses.
innulre Jan. ftrown. Home phone 722.
s r White Louhorn egg. 7&c per
15. L. L. Ooodwln, Home phone. 47tf
Mr an.! Mra. Harvey Dadmun nave
gone to California to vlalt their aon
at Berkeley.
r W. Leonard of Monmoutn w
tranaactlng bualnena In thla city Tues
day.
For Bale 2V4-horae power gaaonne
enslne. Price, $50. Inquire at En
terprlae office. 40tf
Sulta and aklrta cleaned and
preaaed at the Independence Steam
Ijnindrv.
The Orecon Fire R 'llef Association.
McMlnnvllle. OreKOD. Chas. GreKory,
i.,...., Tiollati Orniron. 43lf
For Sale Single Comb Crown Leg
horn Egga. $100 per alttlng of 15. E
40t
I- llaker. Home phone.
Dr. Duifanne. uentlat. over Inde
pendence National Bauk. Bell phone
III; Independent. 4410 tf
Our stock of ginghams and percales
Is the largest and best In town. Con
key, Walker & Lehman.
G. L. Rose of Salem spent several
days this week In Independence and
at his large hop farm near here.
Eggs from full-blood Rhode Island
Red otilckens. 75c per alt:lng of 15.
Chas. E. Hicks, Independence, Or.
Men's, ladles', boys' and children's
etraw hnts. A big selection to pick
from. Conkey, Walker & Lehman
For Sale S. C. White Leghorn
eggs for hatching. $1.00 for fifteen
eggs H. C. Hannon, Bell phone
689. ' 37-48
Miss Irene Fowler of Warren, Penn
avlvanla. recently arrived in Indepen
dence to spend the summer with her
aunt. Mrs. L. Rice of this city.
A musical entertainment will bf
given on May 2 at the opera hoime.
proceeds to go to Independence Free
Library. Admission 10c.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell, D. D., of Cor.
vallls, visited his daughter, Mrs. John
Richardson, in this city on Wednes
day. Miss Susie WhltccJmb leaves soon
for Washougal, Washington, to visit
relatives. She expects to be gone
most of the summer. ,
For a nobby neat dress suit, one
that is made to fit and fit to wear,
come to us we will please you.
Conkey, Walker & Lehman.
On May 2 a musical entertainment
will be given for the benefit of the
Iiiilopendence Free Library. Watch
for later notice.
We have just received a big ship
ment of boys' and young men's cloth
ing. A large, variety to seieei. rrom.
n.,i.o u'niton & Lett man.
vuurvv.j', w
Men Wanted Willamette Valley
Lumber Company's sawmill at Dallas,
$2.00 per day and up. Telephone 401
both phone's. 4 7-' 2
We have the best selected and the
larzest variety of dress goods pat
terns and the most complete stock to
be found In Polk county. Conkey,
Walker & Lehman.
Mrs. E. J. Hosier of Olympia, Wash
ington, Is visiting friends in Indepen
dence. She recently returned from a
trip to California.
Mrs. C. V. Clodfelter, who has been
visiting friends In Independence and
Monmouth the past week, returned
Monday morning to Jefferson.
Miss Mollie Campbell, a teacher in
the Salem public school, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Independence, a
guest of her slster.Mrs. Jessie Crom
well, a teacher in the public school
of this place.
Dr, Dunsmore will deliver an ad
dress on Sunday afternoon next at
Monmouth, by Invitation of the Oda
Fellow lodge of that place. The oc
casion is the ninety-first anniversary
of the institution of that order. The
meeting will be held at 3 p. m., pre
sumably in the Evangelical church.
NTCWPRHE. INDEPENDENCE. ORCGON.APRIL 82.
Sulla and skirts tlesnea im
urvaaed si lu ludcpeudeiice Busui
7. .,. 44 4
If you ar lookiug for a it'ce ""
iikt tfre.a reinembur e bv
Inrgmt and Imi stock of "'l"
to select fruut.-Conkcy, Walker
Ijt'hiimii.
Mix Cwtlo Wilcox If Uouio from
the Inlveraliy of Or.-Kon .for a short
v., at Ion. Mihs Lurl CttlllpUt'll c
compelled her and 1 gueiit at the
Wtliux homo.
Come In and let u show you our
ht aitHortmelit of Uieli'i gulf d lieg-
llKee ahlru. They are beauilea. You
will find theiu ai Conkey, Walker
l.ihiiLUii'a
c.i.kev Walker Si U-hman. me
.i,,ra ihai alwavi aaws you money
alwaya tarries the best dependable
merchandise. Goods not satisfactory,
mnnev cheerfully refunded.
Th Methodist church has been
moved aud placed upon the perman-
out foundation. The carpenters sr
buay In erecting the frames of the
two large additions that are to be
il.leil.
W. II. Ireland of Summit, who bas
been seriously 111 during the last few
i.. heart trouble. Is re-
UWHIUD " "
,u.rt.i in be much Improved. He is
now at the home of C. W. Leonard
of Monmouth.
Ladles' and men's shoes. Yes w
have them, the best known makes
and for style, comfort and gooa wear-
nnalltv thev can't be beat, iou
will find them at Conkey, Walker &
Lehman's.
ftumrlMTendered Miss Whltcomb
A surprise farewell party was giv
en at the home of Peter Kurre. lues
day evening. April 19. 1910. In honor
of the early departure or suBie uu
comb
The guests assembled at Mr. Mose
man'a residence and after waiting up-
on some of the late comers until 8:30
o'clock, went to Mr. Kurre's, where
Susie was entertaining Frieda Mose-
man for the last evening before leav
Ing. . She was totally surprised to see
fourteen guesta come walking In
through the kitchen; but seeing the
fun she greeted each cordially and
escorted them to the parlor where
games were soon begun.
After each had enjoyed a hearty
laugh at playing "Shaking Quaker,"
the game,"The Hub of the 1'nlverse,"
was Introduced. In this, Ella Chase
received first prize and Velma Heff
ley the booby. The next game was
a yawning contest. Mrs. Kurre, act
ing as Judge, awarded the prize to
Doris Herren, she being the orie who
gave the sleepiest yawn without a
suspicion of a smile. Several other
short games were then played, and
partners for lunch were chosen by
playing "The Filling of Noah's Ark".
ThoBH nresent were: Susie Whit-
comb, Frieda Moseman, Doris Herren,
Velma and Florence Heffley, Gladys
Putnam, Ella Chase, Claudia Byers,
Lee Whltcomb, Jerome Reese, Wll
lard Reeves, Ranlo Burkhead, Dwight
nniaoniierrv Ivan Wood and Fred
Smith.
At a late hour, after light refresh
ments had been served, the guests
departed, all having spent a very en
joyable evening.
Lecture Was Pleasing Event
The lecture delivered by Dr. H.
Charles Dunsmore at the opera house
last Monday night was an event of
much Interest to the, intellectual ele
ment of the city. Dr. Dunsmore hand
led the story of "Jean Valjean" in a
masterlv manner, considering the dis
advantage one must necessarily be at
In dealing with so exhaustive a sub
nI.t ,-. inu Wfnrn The book re
jjiw i. . ... . -
reg a stason of 'lectures to do it
j anything like justice, however, his
i a(iience was delighted with his pres-
! entation of the story. Those who
may not iiave been fortunate enough
to have had previous knowledge of
the great masterpiece took home with
them a realistic picture of the char
acters and something of the wonder
ful pathos in which Victor Hugo so
ingeniously wrapped the story.
The musical numbers, in which was
represented some of the leading lo
cal talent of the city, were much en
joyed. In all it was a delightful
event and one all may . well hope to
have repeated.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bignatoro of !ftf$?C&t
Object to Strong Medicines
Many people object to taking the
strong medicines usually prescribed
hv nhvslrlans for rheumatism. There
VJ "
Is no need of Internal treatment In
any ae of muscular or chronic rnu
mat Urn. and more than nine out m
every ten cams of the dlaeane are
of one or tht other of tbeae vaneues.
w h i it there Is no fever and little (if
any) swelling, you may know that U
ts only neeary to 4piy Chamber-
Iain's Llnlm -nt freely to gel quna
relief. Try IL For sale by v.
Klrkland. .
Paulina Mlllsr-Chapman Concert
The amond and last number of the
series of concerts at Monmouth will,
be iclven Friday evening, April 29. by
Pauline Miller-Chapman, meiso so-
. . .... . . L l. 1. ml
prano. Although inoiuuouiu mi
some notable musicians this will be
the greatest treat of them all. Mrs.
Chapman won Instant recognition
abroad and the press was very enthu
siastic about her voice. In Herliir
she was presented with a large laurel
wreath by her many admirers. She
studied with Prof. Lampertl, Europe 4
greatest vocal teacher, who expresse I
an opinion to a prominent teacher
that there were not ten better voices
In the world. Madam Etelka Gerster,
I lilt? wui iu. " "
le celebrated coloratura singer, pre-
.,..,. iu that Mra. Chaoma 1
Hi
dieted recently that Mrs. ChapmaiJ
would become the first singer or
America.
Arrangements are being made for a
special motor to accommodate Inde
pendence people. Tickets will be o i
sale the first of next week at Wil
liams' drug store.
LAUNCH INDEPENDENCE
Plys between Independence and Sa
lem dally. Sundays Included. Passen
ger and freight business solicited
Leave Independence 9:30 a.
Leave Independence 6:00 p.
Leave Salem 7:00 a-
Leave Salem 4:0 P-
SKINNER BROS., OWNERS
GROCERIES
OUR LEADER
. IN SHOES
WE CLAIM AS GOOD A LINE AS CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE
AND THEY ARE UP-TO-DATE AND SPLENDID BUYS. SEE OUR
NEW LINE OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS
AND PUMPS IN PATENT LEATHER, GUNMETAL, KID AND TAN.
WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE.
P. H. DREXLER
GROCER AND CLOTHIER
Excursion Rates East
DURING 1910, FROM ALL POINTS ON THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
(LINES IN OREGON)
$72.50
Chicago 60 00
Council Bluifs 0 0Q
0maha " ;'. 60.00
Kansas City 60 00
St- Joseph ', eo.oo
St. Paul 6 Q
St. Paul via Council Bluffs
Minneapolis direct '
Minneapolis via Council Bluffs
Duluth direct " Q
Duluth via Council Bluffs ,
. 01. OU
St. Louis
Tickets will be on sale May 2 and 9; June 2, 17
and 24; July 6 and 22; August 3; September 8.
THE ABOVE RATES APPLY FROM PORTLAND ONLY. FROM
POINTS SOUTH OF PORTLAND, ADD ONE WAY LOCAL RATE
TO PORTLAND, TO MAKE THROUGH RATE VIA PORTLAND.
ONE WAY THROUGH CALIFORNIA, ADD $15 TO ABOVE RATES
Ten days provided for the going trip. Stop-overs
within limits In either direction. Final return
' limit three months from date of sale, but not later
, than October 31.
INQUIRE OF ANY SOUTHERN PACIFIC AGENT FOR MORE
COMPLETE INFORMATION
Win. McMurray,
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, PORTLAND, OREGON
47-52
PACE FIVE
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
L. L. HEWITT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Offli In Cooper building, room S
and Office boars, I . m. to 11 m.
and 1 to 6 u. m. Calls answered night
and day.
THC ELDRIOGE
C. E. VanAH-in, Proo.
Large sunny roonia, en suite or sin
gle. Kleitric lights, bath and tlano.
European Pun
248 N. Commercial ialem, Or,
LAURA PRICE, M. D.
Monmouth, Oregon
Specialty Dlsaiss of Women
ftll Teleplione Main l')3
B. F. 8WOPE
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
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DracUce In a.l courn ct th
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State. - Probate niaiK-ra huu ..
tlons Klveii prompt attentljn.
Office, Cooper Bldg.
Independence 0reoa
W. R. ALLIN, D. D. 8.
DENTliT
Both phoLes. Cooper Bldg.
Independence, Oregon.
DR. D. D. YOUNG
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
' Monmouth, Oregon Tuesday, Thurs-
. . j c.mrHa, Hours, lz m.
QHy IUU MBl"' ""V
to 6 p. m.
Office opposite Lindsay's store.
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON