.... INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. AUGUST H. 1910. r ',
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DRY WEATHER
RECORD
BROKEN
Should the dry spell lt another
l l,i. ... I lv..r K ii.l kl.llli'V Trilil
bW after 12 years of uff.Tlu. Tlier
it.. 1.111.1 .l
pailon, Malaria, Headache. Dyi'lta.
IVbltliy. ;'"o at all druKBUl.
Hop Plcktr. Attention
.About the 25th of August I shall vt
pott to begin plrkliiR In my yard of
hmi All nickers now here can get
day It will break the record lu the. chuu, tl tlli t.ary picking by mil-
state, according to a recent report , up t,lyjB homM phone,
published In a Portland paper hUn;vagon will tall for picker every
say that District Forecaster UeaUi ulorlllllr ,t independence. 11-lS
think It may do so. as he ayt there J
Is no Immediate prospect of a break Recognl- Future In Appls Culture
In the weather. In 18S3, Oregon hadj A gl),,jj advertisement of the ad-fifty-seven
days between June 5 and , VgtaKt.s 0f the I'aciflo northwest Is
July 31 without rain. Again In l9! thti decision of Jasper Wilson, son of
there were 61 days without rain, be-' j ,,,,, wilson. Secretary of Agrlcul
tween June 11 and July 31. The pres- ture , engage fruit growing In the
ent dry spell began June 23. j pacific northwest. He will develop
Since this Item was published there onjy tw,.nty acres at present, consld
was a heavy rain in portions of the erug ,ns ample to keep him fully oc
state. Portland, Salem, Oregon City, cpuij. That a man who has all the.
Hillsboro and a few other favored lo- professions open to him should choo.e
rsllties enjoyed a soaking rain but hortlcultura In the northwest as the
up to this time there has been no ueal opportunity Is highly slgnlflcsnt
rain In this locality since June 23." and Is a splendid endorsement of this
i section of the country.
Struck a Rich Mine I
S. V. Bend of Coal CUy. Ala., says W. C. T. U. Meeting
he struck a perfect mine of health In The W. C. T. U. met on Wcdnes
Dr. King's New Life Pill for they aay afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dunsmore. Mrs. Morgan presiding.
i The meeting was opened with scrip-
ture reading and prayer. Six mem
bers were present: Mrs. Morgan, Mrs.
Wilcox. Mrs. Cuthbert, Mrs. Whites
ker, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. We
ber. Mrs. Dunsmore and Mrs. P. Al-
' exander were received as new mem
jbers. Mrs. Bice, Mrs. R. Gaines and
' Mrs. Gaines, Sr., were visitors. Annu
j al reports were filled out and plans
were laid out for the new year. The
union adjourned to meet again Wed
nesday,' August 24, with Mrs. Duns
more. The meeting closed, after a
pleasant soclul hour, with scripture
reading and prayer. Every member
Is urged to come and bring new mem
: bers next week.
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
Taw a and iliac tm llrrtua anci
Vt ahln(lun, (It In IfoM-riptlt
shipping- Farillllra and a lmw.1
fir.l lilrwliirr f carh Buaioroa
and 1'rofeaal.m.
k. l. rni.K ro..
Brattle. Waah.
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
It is the best medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
BUENA VISTA NEWS
IS THE
BES
kaW ia-
3 J
Mrs Charles Fisk, who has been on
the sick list for the past few days, is
improving. .
H. M. Nash and John C. Donaldson
returned home Thursday evening
from their hunting and fishing trip.
M. N. Prather and wife decided to
spend a few days at Belknap Springs
before returning home .
J .E. Wells and II. G. McCain, ac-
of the far to hava
yonr teeth oat and
plata and briilna
work done. Vorout j
sniih piata and companied by their families, departed
brldOT work in ona '
oar it nwsMar. i last Friday morning for some coast
MoiirCrmnt $5.00 resort where they will spend a few
la. W. L Will, mam urn Mauan
n run utuliinu Mm
22kBrid(Tth3.50 I dayB ln recreation.
agio rill.nn. ht. t,ovQ r.
En.m.1 Fillinu I.UU I x uc 1,1 1"
chased a new Epworth organ. Be
sides this they have added many oth
er Improvements, during the past yeai
to their edifice.
Nelson Anderson and Miss Lena
Steele, both of Buena Vista, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimo
,ny last Sunday. We wish the young
couple a long and happy life.
Sam Wilson of Portland Is visiting
Silver Filling .OU
Good Rub jar - nn 1
Piit- O.UU ,
Boat ;.ubbr n '
PUtel
Ptinloit Eilr'tion .50
IIT METHODS
Iainlw Eitraction Free when pUtee or bridge work
ordered. Consultation t ree. Yon cannot et better
aainlem work anywhere, no matter how much too pay.
All work fully ruaranteed for fifteen yeara.
Wise Dental Co.
INCORPORATED
Painless Dentists
filllm Building. Third t WatWntton, PORTIAND, 0REG0M ; jn our cty
OiacHonr.:iA.al.M.M. Saadaa.tl Iu '
SPERLING BROS.
MEAT MARKET
ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALTED MEATS
'FISH IN SEASON
ALL ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID EVERY 30 DAYS. CASH PAID
FOR VEAL AND PORK.
A. C MACERS. Proprietor
TELEPHONE MAIN I7S
Standard Liquor Co.
WHOLESALE DEALER3N
WINES, LIQUORS Sr CIGARS
M8-I56 S. COMMERCIAL STREET
SALEM OREGON
COTTAGE HOTEL
CHARLES SAVAGE, LESSEE
Special Attention to Commercial and
College Organizations
160 Court street. Telephone 209 Main Q 1 f
Telephone and Messenger Service at Hotel ajaiCITl
Sensational Prices Quoted
LAST WEEK WE PROMISED TO START A SENSA
TION IN INDEPENDENCE WITH ASTONISHING
PRICES ON FURNITURE. READ THE FOLLOWING
AND COMPARE WITH OTHER HOUSES OF NEAR BY
CITIES. COMPARISON SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT TO
THOSE IN NEED OF FURNITURE AND TO THOSE
WHO WILL NEED SOME IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
BETTER BUY WHILE, THESE RIDICULOUSLY LOW
PRICES ARE PREVAILING AT THE SPLENDID FUR
NITURE 8TORE OF BICE A CALBREATH.
Iron Heds 2 50 and up
Yum Yum Springs ....12 50 and up
Wool Top Mattress .... 12.50 and up
Dressers I'"5 '! "P
Large Arm Ilockera ....$2.00 add up
$9.00 Co Cart with Hood $7 50
Mirrors, 34-in. frm. r.'il6. 8.'.e up
Mirrors. 3i-ln. frm. 16x20 $120 up
I'litures 3-ln. frui. 18x18 60c up
. Pictures SVs-ln. frm. 16xl'0 85c up
Pott'a Sad Irons, get of three $1.00
iaSUi
Galvanised Tubs, No. 0, each, .55
Galvanlied Tubs, No. 1. each, .65
Galvanlxod Tubs, No. 2, each, .75
Galvanized Tubs, No. 3. each, .85
HEADQUARTERS FOR. HOP PICKERS' SUPPLIES, TENTS. CAMP 8TOVE3. GRANITE AND
TIN WARE, GLOVES, HOP BASKETS. CALL AND LOOK OVER OUR LINE.
The prices which are quoted above are not for second
hand furniture, althounh we have some second hand
goods, but the prices are for brand new koikIs the- sanio
as you have been paying higher prices for at stores of
out-of-town competitors. There are reasons why we can
undersell any other store of the couutry. We own our
own stores three large rooms aggregating 70O feet of
floor space. We hire no clerks to be charged up against
the goods you buy. Come and be convinced of the bar
gains we have to effer you.
BICE & CALBREATH
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
Studebaker
w
agons
AND CARRIAGES
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
other ordina
ry vehicle. It
is the peer of
all farm wag
ons first in
the hearts of
the farmers. Modest in price, strongly recommended.
HAMA BROTHERS
HARDWARE DEALERS
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON