VAGt TWO
INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. MAY 70. 1(10.
IIOHT PACES
IIGIIBOliilOOD
NEWS BUDGET
HOPOALE NEWS
ank Ground baa rented a part
temally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous .urfme of the sy
tern. Ti'niluiiiulttU fiit five. Price,
T5o p.r t-it i U'. Sold ljr all druggist..
Take Hair. Family I'lll. for con!!
pailon.
Albany Get. Thrhrmn
Evi-rjr threithoriuao and farmer In
Oregon U Invited to attend the
(lir'ilnTiiii'ii' convention lo be held
AF AltkMnv Inn.. 'I Mtwl 1 Mui'ritriirv
mj It. A .- ... i .1 ' " ' "W
, " " n,m "uu "H,,,,'a 11 ,0,lJair. .ta. that It will be the larg
. ., ... 'Ml gathering of agriculturist. In Or.
' I'. .'" rT:m' 7 this year. The I'nIted State.
.DB B,yr ...a "ooa- Kverninet ha. arranged to .end tw
0 ...... f lla nin from Wat-hlngum,
.7. v , i ' L goNernor of the state will be pre.
VILL OBSERVE
ANNUAL PICNIC
through the region la auuniiiibles,nd
everywhere received welcome, (hut
would put to sham llin conventional
reception, uf I lie large titles,
Tim most Interesting feature of all
tn the award of contract, fr a
mammoth bridge over the Columbia a
POLK COUNTY
LEADS STATE
Among the list of buyer, at the
leja look fine after the rain.
Floyd Woodward had some ripe
l raw berries a few day. at;o. He
U1 soon have some In the market.
Mr. and Mr.. Dkk McCartor visited
relative, and friend, in Sclo la.t Sun
lay. They came home Suncay.
It looka like everybody a going
to have an abundance of fruit this
season from the look, of the orchards
and berry vine.. ,
It looks like Hopdale was going to
be all .own to alfalfa, the way peo
ple are sowing here of late. Fine
hay and pasture.
Mrs. Edna South Is visiting: her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wells.
Poison Oak Poisoning
Ballard's Snow Liniment cure. It.
Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore.,
-writes My wife has discovered that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak
Poisoning," a very painful troublej
She not only cured a case of It on
lergelf, but on two of her friends
-who were poisoned by this tarue Ivy,
Price 25c, SOc and $100. Sold by
Williams Drug Co.
could obtain. The commercial club
of Albany will furnish a big banquet
at noon of the 3rd to the delegates
on the court boise lawn. Both the
O. R. & N. and Southern Pacific lines
and branches have made a one and
one-third rate on the certificate plan
and a ten days' limit will be given to
the eastern Oregon contingent that
tbey may stop over at Portland for
the roue festival the following week
Rev. Dr. Bell Retaliate.
After reading George Brey's com
munlcatlon from Independence, Dr. J.
K. N. Bell laughingly observed that
e would rather be a "windbag" than
a disgruntled dyspeptic. Dr. Bell
vouches for the statement that Brey
bas long been afflicted with an epi
zootic, a disease common to horses
iut caughtt In this instance by an an
imal that brays. Brey is also afflcted
-with granulated phalanx, a compound
fracture of the sarcophagus, and
there is a strong suspicion that his
-diagram is disarranged. That's what
makes him wheeze when he Brers in
print. Dr. Bell says he did not mis
represent the activities at Indepen
dence and will never be guilty of
"knocking any place as badly as Brey
lias Independence. He thinks the cit
izens of the hustling burg up north
-would do well to raise a purse and
aend his old friend Brey to the Battle
Creek Sanitarium that his stomach
difficulty, at least, may be alleviated.
Corvallis Times-Gazette.
How. Thi.?
We offer One Hundred Dollars re
gard for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and finan
ciajly able to carry out any obliga
tions made by his firm. Walding,
Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale drug
gists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
A Happy Father .
Is soon turned to a sad, one if he ha.
to walk the floor every night with a
crying baby. McUee'a Baby Elixir
will make the child well, soothe IU
nerve., Induce healthy, normal
lumber. Best for disordered bowel,
and .our stomach all teething ba
bies need It Pleasant to take, sure
and safe, contains no harmful drugs
Price 25 and 60 cents per bottle.
Sold by Williams Drug Co.
Celllo fall, for the Oregon Trunk. The
cost will be approximately 1 1 .r.oo.ooo,
The I'ulted Artisan, are preparing; ,h,., wln i,B twenty-nine ian to the!
for (heir annual picnic which U to .iructure and it must bo completed f Henry West at Bcappoose re-
be held a. usual at Hidden' grore,ibv januarv 1 ISl" The total leiiitih tllr I'o'a county wa. most proui.
Saturday, May 2. Kidder.' grove l u 3'JCO fwt. or more than three quart- '. ' ""ay that polk.
er. of a
S:.0 feet.
tulle. The longest span l
Lion Fondle. A Child.
In Pltubur aavase lion fondled
the hand that a child thrum lntoi he got Kind.'. (Jertlo. two year. old.
county lead, the state la numbers
of breeder uf thoroughbred stork.
The following mention, are from the
Oregon Agriculturist:
J. II. Stump got a great cow wfien
situated on the Independence and At
baity road, east of Suver. These pic
nic, have come to attract large gath
erings and are attended from far and
near.
A Regular Tom Boy
was Susie climbing tree and fenre.
jumping ditches, whltllng, always get
ting .cratches, cut., .praln., bruises.
bump., burn, or acaldi. Out law.!
Arnica Salve and cured her quick.; , , ' . ,
Heal, everything be.lab.e-.,.. ul- " I,,,". .,"1 nl- 7, nJ. .vr. ciwt of 3n9. ll ot Hultan'
rrt nrmnil M mnrum rnrni nr nllsaa i Kl t ,
m. , w. a. .ww ,
hi. cage. Danger to a child Is some
time great when least regarded. Of
ten It come, through Colds, Croup
and Whooping Cougti. They .lay
thousand, that Dr. King'. New Dli-
lle paid. tut) for her and got her
clusp, lo of 8. II. went to him tor
170, King'. l.a.a of R. II., one year
old cost him :T5, and Sweet Nora of
8. II., $:'!0. Altogether. J, 1). got
tome nighty good .tuff.
Walter IK) me. got four head at an
Try It. 2Sc at all druggist.
FREE GOVERNMENT LAND
il. of Flat Rock, N. C, "We al way. Nora for $.'.60. Walter had hi. eye.
MONMOUTH NEWS
GASH
FOR FARM PRODUCE
....BY THE
BUTLEB
PRODUCE CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Cass Lorence and
daughter. Ruby, visited at Win, Metz
ler's Sunday.
Born, May 18, 1910, to the wife of
Wm. Kiddell, Jr., a nine-pound son.
Mr. and -Mrs. John Orr and daugh
ter visited Mrs. Irene Daltoni Sunday
Earl and Orville White made a trip
to Salem Monday.
Forty five Greeks are domiciled in
eight box -cars which are side-tracked
at the depot The Greeks are em
ployed in fencing the railroad through
this part of tthe country.
W. A. Tucker moved his family to
Independence where they are train
ing hops for Mr. Burton.
Graham & Sou, the livery men, sold
their large team, recently bought, to
a Portland brewery company for $600.
Mrs. Maude Beauchamp visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hawley,
the past week. She and her husband,
Dr. Beauchamp, have just returned
from a delightful eastern trip.
W. H. Ireland, who has been III
at Monmouth Hotel, Is reported
Jsome better J .
Newman and Mason have just fin'
ished painting the residence of Clarke
Hembree, Just completed. .
Chester Craven bas moved into the
Brewster house for awhile.
Clarence Daniel is home for the
summer. i
The people are busy planting late
gardens, such as corn and winter cab
bage,'
There will be- only half a crop of
prunes here but they will be of the
best quality.
W. R. Graham and P. E. Chase
went to Eugene Tuesday to atttend
I. O. O. F. grand lodge, they being
the delegates sent by Normal lodge
No. 204.
Mrs. Irene Dalton and Mrs. Mary
Stine went to Eugene to attend the
assembly of I. O. O. F. grand lodgej
being sent as delegates by Agate Re
bekah lodge No. 177.
Monroe Mulkey was a business vis
itor to Falls City Tuesday.
R. H. Simpson went to Eugene
Tuesday for a visit with his son, Jes
se.
Sam Morrison of Luckiamute was
a pleasant visitor here Sunday.
O. C. Yeater of Antioch was a bus
iness visitor here Monday.
Three persons united with the
Christian church Sunday.
Do you ever long for a home of
your own, where there I. plenty of
good water, good grass, and plenty of
wood?
If you wish for one of these beautl
ful 320-acre farm, and are Intending
to come to central Oregon, write me
at once and I will Inform you how
to obtain a home for yourself. Mer
rill D. Hammel, Prlnevllle, Ore. 50-1
Hill Get. Glad Hand
Central Oregon ha. lived an event
ful life the past two weeks, first with
a series of development meetings
planned by the commercial organisa
tion, at Bend, Prlnevllle, Burn., Prai
rie City and Enterprise, and then In
entertaining Louis W. Hill and fals
party who made a leisurely trip!
give It to him when he takes cold
It', a wonderful medicine for bable.."
Best for cough., cold., Lagrippe, a.th
ma, hemorrhage., weak lungs. 60c,
$1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by all druggl.U.
Card of Thank.
We desire to thank the many
friends of Independence and vicinity
for their many acta of klndne.i and
respect extended to u. during the ni
nes, and death of our husband and
father, the late A. W. Stansberry.
Mrs. M. E. Stansberry and family.
Card of Thank.
We desire hereby to express our
thank, to the many kind friend, and
neighbor, who extended their help
and sympathy to u. In our recent be
reavement.
Mr. and Mn. L. E. Stapleton.
"pealed" all through both for
somelhlug that aulted hlru, and must
have got what he wanted. (
Frank Lough. ry became the owner
of Eminent of S. U. He -will aoon
have a .train of the Eminent family.
G. O. Hewitt took Rlnda'. Lad, bull
calf, for 9130.
II. D. Illff of Independence through
Dr. Ja. Wlthycombe purchased .ev
en!. He made no ml.take In getting
the doctor to make hi. .election., a
the doctor know.
A Man Want, to Die
only when a laty liver and .luggl.h
bowel, cause frightful despondency.
But Dr. King'. New Life Pill, expel
pol.on. from the ayilem; bring hope
and courage; cure all Liver, Stomach
and Kidney troubles; Impart health
and vigor to the weak, nervous and
ailing. 25c at all druggists.
GO.
SALiEtt MUSIC
. (Incorporated) 8UCCE830R TO L. F. SAVAQt. .
247 N. Commercial Sl, Salem, Oregon
The GdldenTbngue
OIM
USIC
For Sale Thoroughbred Jersey
cow, fresh this spring. Enquire of E.
M. Young. 60tf
CHA3. E. HICKS REAL E8TATE CO
for insurance protection. Representing
CUc$icbc$(er and German
American
Insurance companies of New York.
IS EVERYWHERE. "HE WHO HATH NO MUSIC IN HIS SOUL IS FIT
FOR TREASON'S VILEST GOAL." IF YOU LOVE MUSIC COME IN
AND HEAR THE LATEST RECORD8 80ME VERY CATCHY ONES
THAT DRIVE DULL CARE AWAY. WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO
HAVE YOU EXAMINE OUR LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
80NG3 AND SHEET MUSIC. ALL THE OLD-TIME 80NGS AND LAT
EST AND MOST POPULAR AIRS AND CLA8SICS. WE WOULD LIKE
TO DEMONSTRATE THE SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF THE '
Singer and Wheeler-Wilson
Sewing Machines
Have Your Printing Done at Home
Stand by the Independence Enterprise