Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, July 29, 1910, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMCE SEVEN tlQHT PAGES INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE. OREQON. JULY , 1110. I clftc, last Thunder, upon tnformatloa i from Sheriff Grant that a warrant bad been laauwd Sor htr. The Juven lie Court will take charge of bet." Mlaa Smith la well knows la Brown. Till, where aba resided wltb bar par . i. i i . a a. enta at one lima. una. vishwj r friends bar during tba pioneers plo- i it. irfui iinHur tha rharca aa !M 1 V. , I ll w vw " atated above comae aa a greet aur- opeo tba rortyruain annual uregou prise. mete Fair. Wbat naa Dean aocow FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL FAIR pllibed br tba praaeot board of di- . ractora cam hardly ba told la print, aa only tba eye can pictura tba Im provement, made to tba ground and tba building that have ba added to tba greateat exponent of tba re- . aourcea of Oregon, tba atata fair. Re alising that the annual exhibit of "All Oregon" baa won national reputation, tba director have carefully atudled very detail for tba 1910 abow wltb tba view that It ahall be a complete abowlng of what tha "Beaver State" can do, also that It will go down In blatory- aa tba greatest and moat euc ceasfut of forty-nine endeavor, to show what baa been dona and Impart knowledge to tboae aeeklng advance ment la all pursuits. Interest this year In the slate fair EVERYBODY REGISTER Remember that you have to regle ler avery year for ovary election. You ran't vota at tha coming primarica unlesa rou are registered. Tba laauea before tba people are of aucb Import' ance that every man should register to take a band la the contests. Don't put It off; register now. Lay down your paper and go and do It tbla ruin uta. ANTIOCH NEWS Oacar Lehman and wife were trad in, la Monmouth last week. Newt GroouTa and wife of Bridge- 'oort visited friends bere Sunday, . . n l nt-. nan , Rnnilav - ----- - miSS Willi Via" bjtomv - . la greater than over before, for 1 .(.mm her slater, Mrs. Belle 8ulllvan tbla day, when avery county of tha'of T,in,,ge. .atata la pounding publicity to abow Deu jjmier and Ethel Newman of tba resources of each section, a "urn-1 Monmouth were la our locality Sun ber have or are arranging exhibits' -j.. to best pictura wbat baa been andj William Flshback visited relatives can be accomplished In that part of t Carleton two daya of toe present tha most-talked-of state In the Un- week. Ion. From prospects taken from in-! rot Johnson, who la working for miiriM miiia tn tha aecreatrv. Frank rati nwitt of the Lucklamute, 8un Meredith, mora vlaltora will attend dayed with bla parents, Mr. and Mm. th tfllft fair than ever before and Lafa Johnson. it la potent that all oountlea be rep- Jess Johnson is spending tba week Muninil aa thousands of Eastern Vis- at Toledo and Newport. Hora will attend the fair to aee bet- Dave Olin la working with Campbel: .... mn in ahnr impa of time brothera' bar baler, what aectlon offera them best for Lou Hampton and family of near IK 1 1 -A . g l Hi Wf fill HAD TO HAVE THEM WE SOLD ALL OF OUR SPRING. CLOTHING EAR LY IN THE SEASON, CONSEQUENTLY h " TO HAVE OUR FALL CLOTHING SHIPPED JUST AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. IT JUST ARRIVED, AND THOSE THAT WANTED SOMETHING JUST A LIT TLE HEAVIER THAN THE 8PRING WEIGHTS WILL FIND JUST WHAT THEY WANT HERE WITH THE LATEST SHADES AND COLORS, AND STYLES RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE. PRICES $14 TO $18, FOR A GOOD WOOL GARMENT. YOURS TRULY, O-A. Kramer their desires. Dreeon Cltr visited relatlvea bere Wednesday. mi.. Fit KhlDlev. who baa been ataylng at Corvallla with her grand- parenta. returned borne Monday. Mrs. Hart of Monmouth waa a pieae- OR, BANCROFT WILL LECTURE Thoae Plea of Boyhood How delicious were the plea of boy hood. No plea now ever taste ao good. What, changed? Tba plea? No. It a daughter. Mra. Bert Dr. T. D. Bancroft will deliver you. You've lost tba strong, healthy lecture at the Methlodist church In .toman,, the vigoroua liver, i an- gmUh flf Rlckre(lir tpent Sun. thl clty Monday nIght on ..Tne Aa Iva kldneya. the regular bowela of bome pM, RUey nd ,M1lMtlo1 of Abraham Lincoln" boyhood. Your digeetloa i la poor and r. Thero no on p,at you o.u. ".-. , form of our day that equata Dr. Ban 2 IITTZZZV 0l.. reproduction and deacrli, tomacb liver, Wdney; owe,.-' One of the old landmark, of Da.la. tlon of the acene. of Mr. Lincoln' a. kA Jati a rm twr.in .rrswbC this death and funeral. . '. !.... 'i..t t ik. ,.a offic- build- Mr. Bancroft waa preaent at Lin w, w T t . Poiiin. a coln'a firat Inauguration. He heard IOOd ana lairir aui juui vr nig occuyiou uj 1 .. . wu i n " . .,. .. n.i.t. all tha farewell aneeches of wltb new beaitn, airengta ana vigor. law onice tor neariy mi; . . 1 . ... . i j . mmm. I ka BAitrKafn mnmhnra tT lCT aTTaXlH 60c at all druggiaU. moved to the Judge'. realdenc prop- the aoutbern member, of congress as erty on Court atreet. The site vacated they passed from too legislative onus Laav.. Estate of S75.000 on Main .treet la a part or me ivi io join in a- Laavaa " . recentir purchased by the Dalla. Na- in defebae of the country during the A certified copy of the will of Mr., recently pu rcn Adah ,L. Sheiton, who died In Port- w... b- buiu ther e,riy who aerved aa body guard for Mr. land a .hort tim e ago m er rtn u.. observer. Lincoln before the regulara arrived property, valued at about 75.000. to 8 at Washington. The.e troop, were her daughter. Mr.. Albert Sheiton Mc , Marttni Womn Pair,d. called the Xrontler guards, were qu.r- Murphy of Eugene, waa filed with the indignant Woman tered the wwte Hou8e and 8lep, county Clerk today . The . greatest ..uffragette parade viaea mat upon vu u u that ever marcoea wirouBu u discharge, were signed snenon, A.aa iuw", . tne SDeivtng or tne natuoia um ... Mnh and rinnrara WlnthrOD. all ml- . . giving iuo ..5uv c - , M.m ..in noasesa. Dr. Ban nor.. Wm. D. Fenton or romaua . DEr,iamentary elections. , :7 ' ,v. .. , named as executor. Poison Oak Poisoning Ballard's Snow Liniment cures it. Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore,, writes My wife has discovered that Snow Liniment cure. "Poison Oak Poisoning", a very painful trouble. She not only cured a case of it on faerself, but on two of her friends who were poisoned by this same Ivy. Price 25c, 50c and 11.00. Sold by William. Drug Co. , There i. more Catarrh In this sec tion of the country than all other dis ease, put together, ana unui me si MBl8tea n Wa removal (from the few years wa. supposed to be "ncur"LhBlltr- croft witnessed many of the acts of Mr. Lincoln, which bave since made his name famous. He was preaent when Mr. Lincoln wa. assassinated sbould hear ... . i Ann- I I."." " aoie. ror a gr -.uz .-dependence people tor. pronouncea u a u,c. Bancroft', great lecture on the and prescribed local remedies, and by ur'" "". Thfir. wI1, constantly f.Uing to cure with local world's greatest tragedy There , wUl treatment, pronounced it Incurable be no admission fee A ,,Jer Science ha. proven catarrh to be a offering will be taken in, which the constitutional disease and therefore church will .hare In the proceeds. require. constitutional , treatment. ; f , . ..... , M.ii. rot.rrh Pnr. manirfactured by The annual exodus to Newport, and c t chonRv & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Is 'the "Sad Sea Waves" has already aaa.ll. aill Im TaVkllhlal SVelliei . (7 W vuouvj - a - aw A dispatch frim EJugene says: "Dot 'the only constitutional cure on the et in, a.number of our people having tie Smith the sixteen-year-old daugh- j market. It is taken internally in dos- g0ne, and many planning to go next ter o( a man residing at Dallas, Is un- e. from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It week. Mr. and Mrs. Merwin returned der arrest bere, charged with tncor- acta directly on the blood and mucous on Monday from a two-weeks' stay v Drnwaiviiiu Times. ' surfaoea of the system. They offer Xi th noniilar resort. riKiDiutr. saja .uw , L .. . ' r . Sheriff Grant oi Dallas arrived here one hundred dollar, ror any case it yesterday to take her home, but as rails to cure, oena ior ... in tr.i nhn was testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney ane was too . w.v. " , . Ak. , ... . j... vtcr arrest Co.. Toledo. Ohio. .. .ert nere tor . w - , . .. Hu,., aTrbrVncT of the sTuthern Pa-1 Famll, Pill, tor Wipation. OFFICERS H. HIRSCHBERG, PRESIDENT A. NELSON, VICE-PRESIDENT C W. IRVINE CASHIER THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK INCORPORATED 1889. Transacts a General Banking Business Interest Paid on Time Deposits DIRECTORS H. HIRSCHBERG, A. NELSON, D. W, SEARS, B. F. SMITH AND OTIS D. BUTLER tfthletie and ji(miiasium $cedtf. $wiii, MmmMttcn and Jlshing Packle. ffuktt 8ici(cletfi ki(cle Sfopaiting. dui. HO SAltEMp OREGON. BREAKFAST, LUNCH OR DINNER at the Whltehouse Restaurant, 362 State street, Salem, Oregon, la al way. a meal never to be forgotten, for It. genuine goodness will always leave a most pleasant remembrance. Good service, good food and pleasant surroundings do much to make Ui5e ett Joyable, and these we guarantee. WM. McQILCHRIST A SONS, Propa. SALEM, OREGON II mmm. Do you read it? If. a weekly pa per, adapted especially for .the Pacific Coast farmer. Subscription price 11.50 a year. Wait. You can reaa it u the Independence Enterprise for, one year. 104 copies 52 of Pacific Home stead and 62 of Independence Enter prise for the price of one, $1.50. By .Dedal arrangement we are able to offer our readera this rate. Send in your- subscriptions now Remember 11.50 for both. Pay either office and mention this advertisement to secure tha two papers. This offer is only; to hew subscribers of the Enterprise. INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE The Common Housefly is now the Justly deserving object of a national cam paign in the interest of the public health. Flies carry filth and disease germs wherever they go. We are sin cerely glad that we are able to co-operate effectively in the fight against the housefly. Flies and ELECTRIC . FANS do not agree. Flies cannot alight in a breeze and it is a simple thing to keep your kitchen, your living room and the sleeping room of your child free from the contamination of these insects. One electric fan in a small household can usually be made to serve all three purposes, besides freshening and cooling the air. The new. 8-lnch. household fan is both practical and inexpen sive! Telephone NORTHWESTERN CORPORATION. The real commercial spirit is te supply the needs of the pub lic as perfectly as possible, and we make a business of satisfying our customers. Electricity is expensive only to people who are wasteful. To you, who are naturally careful, it does not come high. Use Tungsten lamps and have an abundance of light. -,- Northwestern Corporation E. W. KEARNS, Local Manager.