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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1910)
tICHT MOM DIES FOLLOWING LONG ILLNESS Mrs, And? J. Tui'ir, whom fun 1 on'iirioa lu tills -Ky laM Sunday I Ht the fuiullv V1- doiu-o t Dallas last Friday at It' Mi?., of thirty-four years. The cause of her tlouth was consumption. Ho death tume a relief from Ion suffct liit; from the disease. Mr. Tupper was born In Fun du Lao. Wisconsin May 7. IS76. mid wus a daughter of C. 0. (Srlffa of Mou tiDiith. wlih whom she came to Ore gon In the year ISi'i. Her iuurrla to Mr. Tupper occurred the following v.iir In July. Besides her husband nil. daughter survives nor. The funoral services took place at tho Odd Feilaws cemetery and ','re conducted by Rev. V. J. Wooer, wno dwelt mon Ihe admirable charaeti' f the woman as observed by her ..,. r frlunrts nf Pnlk COUntV. She was for many years a resident of thlt cltv. her husband occupying the of fire of marshal of this city for a num ber of years be'ore their removal from Independence. Opening Day at Chautauqua The opening day of the Albany Chautauqua Assembly promises a gen ln treat in the Fisher Shlpp Con cert Co.. composed of Miss Fisher Shlnn reader and soprano soloist Mrs. Etta Goode Heacock, contralto soloist; Miss Alice Carey, violinist, and Mr. Lloyd A. Loar. soloist on th mandolin and niaiido-viola and pi ano accompanist. This popular com pany will give entertainments from Friday afternoon, July 8 until lues day night, July 12. Ellas Day and Oranne Truitt Day who appear on the chautauqua plat form Friday and Saturday nights, Ju iv R and 9. are star attractions. The following description appears In the Jollet (Illinois) Daily Republican: "The evening opened with a little play, presented by Miss Truitt and Mr. Day, the latter one of the most famous In this line of work. Miss Trutt has done some clever work as a reader, but she never appeared to such advantage as in this little play. The part suited her to perfection, and was presented with delicacy and spir it; especially was she good in the little pathetic scene where the wife turns on the negligent husband and, by the very force of her pathos, brings him to a true realization of his shortcomings." HIDDEN DANGERS Nature Gives Timely Warnings Tha No Independence Citizen Can Afford to Ignore. DANGER SIGNAL NO. 1 come from the kidney secretions. They will warn you when the kidneys are sick; Well kidneys excrete a clear, am ber fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin, pale and foamy, or thlck.red 111 smelling urine, full of sediment and irregular of passage. DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes from the back. Back pains, dull and heavy or sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys and warn you of the approach of dropsy, diabetes and Brighfs disease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and cure them psrmanently. Here's Independence proof: P. H. Drexler, Main Street, Inde pendence, Ore., says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and I am glad to say that they have helped me My back was very weak and I was bothered by irregular passage of the kidney secretions. Being advised to try Doan's Kidney Pills, I did so and by the time I had taken the con tents of three boxes my trouble had disappeared. I have not been both II 'B8ET8HTE TIME anil plate ndbrld. work done. Forout-of-tnwi pfttrons wa finitfh plftte and bridge work In one day if neoeeiary. Paioiai MolarCrowm 55. UD 22 k Bridie Twth 3. 50 Gold Flllinsa 1.00 Eaaiml Filling 1.00 8llvr Filling .50 flltel O.DO Btit Lubber - cn M.tM 7.50 ... ..... cn m e anil r reiMMi tnriie .u f. ordered. Oonuoltetioa Free. Jfoo eeoaot aet bete p.,. workenywhere. "" E All work Jullr aruarant tot tWeenyeare. Wise Dental Co. NCOrOrATD Painless Dentists NOW ered slmo then and consequently havtf no healtailoit In reconimeiultiut lKum's Kidney rill to other kidney afferent." For hIo by all dealer. Price M cent, FoMer MUburtt Co. Buffalo. New York, nolo Henu f.ir the l ulled Slate. Remember the liaine-Dunns and take no other. An Unuaual Amount of Painting Done This Spring "F.ve.ythlng route to those who hustle while they waif eem to be (he motto adopted by our cnerRitlc merchant, P. M. Klrkland. for he ha certainly been huKtllnu thl sprliiK. In baeklnit uu 111 excellent adver tising lit the column of tho lndepett donee C:f rrr'.se hi ha-ulxome win dow displays have proved most ef fective. According to a eonvetnatlo.i whii one of our reporter there ha boon an unusual amount of painting done lu Independence thl prlng That', a sltn of prosperity we're very glad to tee. Thl week floor paint Is the lead or In their window. How an old scratched floor or a marred bare floor rn t. Biveu a hard, serviceable, eaa lly-kept-clean surface Is clearly shown by the ample they display. A Frightful Wreck or buggy of train, automobile or buggy may train, automobile causa cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains or wounds that demand Bucklen at nlca Salve earth's greatest healer Quick relief and prompt cure results. For burns, bolls, sores of all kinds eczema, chapped hands and lips, sor eyes or corns. It's supreme. Sures pile cure. 23c at all druggists. Enterprise Make Correction In the story of -Noted Breeder Pays Visit" in last week's Enterprise Mr. West desired to say that the bull mentioned at the Rushville, Indiana, sale which he attended, the annual was sold at $9000 Instead of $a00, as was stated In the Interview. At the CooDer8vllle, Penn., sale the bull men tloned in his Interview sold at $11,100 Instead of $1100, as stated. The En terprise acknowledges the error and in justice to Mr. West desires to make this correction, There is more Catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other dis eases Dut together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incur able. For a great many years doc tors nronounced It a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it Incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, maniJfactured by J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on me market. It is taken Internally In dos ps from 10 drops to a teaspoonful it acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred aouars tor any cuac fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold bv druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank the friends and etehhors of Independence and vicin ity for the courtesies extended to us durine the illness and at the funeral of our 'father, Joseph Laundree. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Laundree. Pear Trees Have Pear Blight. ROSEBURG. At a regular meeting of the Umpqua Valley Horticulture Society and Fruit Association held here, Dr. George A. Bradburn, vic& president of the association, offered several specimens of young trees stricken with anthracnose, or pear blight. These trees were planted this year and were evidently sent out In this condition by nursery companies. Out of about 100 trees planted by Dr. Bradburn this year, all will be a total loss on account of the anthracnos. Portland Markets Wheat Track prices: Club, 78 to 79c; bluestem, 82c; red Russian, 76c. Barley Feed and ' brewing, $19 to $20. Oats No. 1 white, $25 per ton. Hay Timothy, Willamette valley $20 to $21 per ton; Eastern Oregon, $22 to $25; alfalfa, $16; clover, $16. Butter Extra, 29c; fancy, 29c; ranch, 20c. Eggs Ranch, candled, 27c. Hops 1909 crop, 11c to 14c; olds, nominal. Wool Eastern Oregon, 14c to 17c per pound. , Mohair 32c to 33c. INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE. H TTMTT) Quality :Ud qtiftJIty M Ml (Why Uiis old boa. tm mf AdriftBoo la tA th maftnfACtmraf UiryiliwiUlV ADRUNCI MOWERS RAKES BINDERS REAPERS aarun Itms urt 1MIM The residence of Hi Woods, a mile north of Independence, was consumed by fire Monday morning, fire catch ing 'from sparks from the chimney at about 9 o'clock. Most of the furnish ings of the house were saved but the building was a total loss, having been burned to ashes. Mr. Woods' resi dence was Just outside the city lim its and it was Impossible for the fire comnanv to render assistance. Many volunteers were on hand from town, however, and these rendered valuable assistance in saving whatev- furniture could be removed from the residence before the flames drove A t. t Sold for Too Good CrillTml y "ri in the 1 for tho Trust V5SJ3 P,dflc Northwest Pall tfclihMtcra.loBMlarial iAMk t7 0D.0 wAw M , , - a mil i s,m ... . m Mm . . - - wm h i w ..... ; 1 r Sacrificed (I Trart iMtlKxl of ml II ) ua n j ftbanluUl; 1 . 111. h. .hA I 1 wbaa II Itm lh fc V TOW trtd whit yo M wilt, which illb ft loaf tiro, u Al- riiio tmpUmnnU V v huill Mi RESIF1ENCEBURNS Studebake We have the celebrated line of Studebaker wag ons and carriages again this season. These rigs are especially adapted to the trade of the Pacific coast and give more universal satisfaction than any make of vehicle. They are stronger in every particu lar than any the farmers, Modest in price, strongly recommended. HARDWARE DEALERS OREGON. JULY 1. 1910. r n TYiT rTn I 1 I ' I . il I f 1 ll II V ill I M - i h will rnf. vnntniro ,u.urt. i rnnnnt afford . 1 ! i-J 11- A .lt ar OloVEatablUlwd nave lnveBURttteu iuo uiiiuho, On Exhibit and Sala at over 200 Agencies In tie Pacific Northwest Write for eUlor, lllnatratitift and xpUlnlng tb numeroo ImporUot adTaiitnfrea. Tou eaa hT eompleU eonfldeno in Tarytbtng th eUlo ;. W pledge oar food name behind Tery rpruUtlon. The good name of R. M. Wade A Co. nwoi m good deal to old-Ume reatdenU or th OrKon country, IMI'LEMEMT 4k TKIIICXn them from their work of rescue. The . . i, ..it. ii.. ..u x ti.u limb it the house were saved by heroic work on the part of the volunteers The roof of the woodshed was destroyed but the remainder of the building wus gave(1 COTTAGE HOTEL CHARLES SAVAGE. LESSEE Special Attention to Commercial and College Organizations 160 Court atreet. Telephone 209 Mln Qnlm Telephone and Messenger Service at Hotel aJtllClll 1 1 Ji . - --- - ' ' - Wag AND CARRIAGES HAMNA BROTHERS PACE EIGK- BUCKEYE It Stands Hard Rough Use under Pacific Northwest Condition L- SIMPLEST IHGIIEST-G EARED LIGHTEST IN DRAFT Puts clean where no othcra Ilaa rxcluaivfl Patented ad- nnnnAHded hv Tin other. Yntl -J to buy a mower until TOO Vr-la-Dftt . . It 'hat Is understood from Mr. Woods tln-ro was no Insurance on the renlilriico prop.-rty. Ho desires tho Knterrrlse to assure the volunteers, who assisted In savin so much of his property from the fire, of his ob- lkatlon for their services. other ordina ry vehicle. It is the peer of all farm wag ons first in the hearts of INDEPENDENCE, OREGON 1 & GO. -T- :l