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iNOIPtNOINCK CNTERPRIsE, INOIFINOENCI, ORtOOM. OCTOBER 14, 1910.
PAGt FIV
CITY NOTES
Mr. L. U IUwIu as a H pui Mi
ltor Wednesday
J. a. Mf'nloth bM returned from
I'ayton tu Independence.
Mr. and Mrt. M. Mcmln were visit
ors to 1'ortland Wedtiuaday.
CASTOR I A
Tor lz'.ui i d Cbtldita.
The Kind Ycu l!;:.8 Atofi Bough!
Bm t'.e
i alias f'ir perclval returned Bt-
j urday from visit lo Portland
Han Vrrn of Talmage found a
tnrnt Plr of the date of 1H0.
J. B Bobsiioon and wlfs were r"r-la-d
ll'r lb last of lait week.
J! Foster was up fmtu Portland
and visited bit parents over Sunday.
J. L. Bto- kton and family were over
from Salvtu l:t tbi-lr automobile Sun
day. 0-r Wolf vii a passenger on
the launch Tuesday morning for fta
I 'in.
Mrt 8. E. Owen and daughter, Mlail
NoU, were Balcm shoppers last Fri
day.
-!-C5SrT " W visiting her brother, Dr. All
Homestead "'
ortland Is:
n of thla
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INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE
J. L Ilanna and Sam Irvine have
returned from their trip to Harney
Mr. Lottie IledKea Dorrla la suffer
ing from an attack of Inflammatory'
rbeumatUui.
County School Superintendent II. C
Beyniour waa a vlaltor In Indepen
dence Tueaday.
Win. AddIio and the Mines MUUa
and Anna Addiaon were Balem shop
pera yesterdsy,
I. Govro ud Geore nh left ye
tsrdsy for Lot Anaetee where they
will spend lb winter.
Mm. Tom Warren returned lait
week from n extended visit wnu
relative In Linn county, '
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Mm. J. L. Collins and daughter, Dei
tba, were anions Salem visitors Inst
Saturday via Bklnncr'a boat.
Come In a d meet your frlendi. j
Bee the wonderful Laurel aieel range
In operation. Bit Calbreath.
Mm. I'hilllm. of North Dakota, a j
aimer of the wife of Conductor How
ard. U here v siting with relvatles.
Mm. Jim Collins of Bulem Is In In
dfj endt nee visiting her mother, Mm.
Neeley, and her Independence frieuils.
Just received, large assortment of
fibre ruga which will bo sold at rock-
bottom prices Saturday. Hice & Cal-
breatb. '
Wm, Rlddell, ths noted stockbreed-
er of the Monmouth country, was
transacting business tn Independence
yesterday.
Somebody wanted to know what all
the crowd Is dottig at Bice ft Cal-
In breath's. We will ; -tell you. Eating
biscuits and drinking "coffee. Cite ft
Calbreath.
w. W. Perclval baa returned from
Roaeburg and The Dalles where be
attended the race.
Mrs, Jesse Wblteaker la vliltln
her mother, Mra. Peter Burnett,
McMlnnvllle.
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For the Ambitions
1 9 JIntbcm'tp
ebucation
br BwU fnr thnM wha cuinni mtletut la
Mrio. All ouni-ti.n. to, lading final
luniiiaUmia. la FKES far luclwt
UidonW pruHon h ou!li-aor anlTxral
if, uman'a tlub. rmngr. ngiwn mod
horn aiaiara. Ho praliuitcai puwuto'
tkrn la nqulnxt. Tula uujl orwaa awl
OTpurtnulty tV yon.
Nuul fur a dascrlpUr bulletin to tb
A dollar saved la a dollar earned.
Why burn up your money? You can
save half your fuel by using a Laurel
ranite. Come in and see us Bice &
day to Portland to continue her work caH,reatn
In the hoapltal there.
MUa Ada Ketchum returned Tburs-
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Fao-na . . . Orecea
Gus Sperling has bought the B. F.
Wblteaker residence on C street and
Is having It remodeled.
Mrs. Geo. Wblteaker and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Vivian, were Port
land shoppers last week.
Miss Mabel Boydston, who Is study
ing music at Oregon Agricultural Col
lege, spent Sunday at home.
Sanitary
Methods
prevail in
our factory.
Tbls SmI Buaraitiii Pvn
Candy
a ratroniee the "Modern Healer"
ModOTCaiilact Portland. OrtfMi
Mrs. G. A. Wilcox Is visiting In I
The Dalles with her aunt. Mrs.
French', and other relatives.
Did you get a ticket on the $60.00
Laurel range? Somebody Is going to
get a range free Saturday afternoon.
Why not you? Come In. No purchase
required. Bice ft Calbreath.
If we told you we 'were going to
put money In the bank for you, you
would be Interested. That Is just
what we do w ten we sell you a Laur
el steel range. Come in and we will
show you. Bice ft Calbreath.
W. L. BIGE
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
THE OFFICE OF
SHERIFF
OF POLK COUNTY
I reapectfully solicit the support of
the voters of Polk county and prom
ise If elected to give the people of
Polk county a clean, impartial and
businesslike administration of the of
fice of sheriff, with fairness to all
.but favors to none and hope to be
come acquainted with as many of the
voters as my time will permit before
the election on November 8, 1910.
Yours respectfully,
W. L. BICE
fS A good pair reading glasses more hog raisers. Following a confer
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Compare Our Prices
With thot too hv bm ill th habit of mtIim.
rnj yoa will that w flnr uu ft uiwUmTiTl -og
on all work antl you rem not yot bettwf raialM
Work ftnwhort, no iua.tr how much you pa.
,5 flfel.' j-
oridtf work lor
or - town tfttron
onp tir if dslrrj
Fiunltwa oxtrtM-tion
out.
atront In
trtm whnn piatm or
TlUtfB woi
rk la ontaa.
Coniultallon fraa.
MolvCrowni S5.00
22k8Hd,.Ia.lh4.Cd
GoM Filljnta 1. CO
Enaroal Fillingi 1. 00
Sllnr Fllllmti .CO
Gooil Rubbar .
Plaloi 5.00
Bail Rad Rubbar
Platat l.t'J
SI. W.. will, rniMTimMiauu Palnlaia Entr'tlon .50
ii tun ufinimu nnuu bint mkthodi
All n-ork fullr etmrnnteed for fifteen yean.
Wise Beittal Co.9mc.
Painless Dentists
fiillnt Building, Third end Washington FORTt ND, PRE.
OIIUaHoura: a A. U, to a P. M. Soudaya, to I
Mrs. V S. Cooper has returned
from Sherman county in eastern Or
egon where she went with her hus-
Mrs. D. A. Hodge and daughters, bai)d gome ,wo wpeli9 aa Mr. Coop-
Mlssea Ruth and Frances, left Tues- remained in that country to attend
any for their mew homo In Slem. U0 nt. business interests there.'
no accounts in tne business nouses Claude Skinner left the first of the
are to be charged to me except by weuk on B fortnight's outing with
my own order. M. C, Russell. friends in the Slletz reservation. One
Mrs. J. F. O'Donnell has returned ot ,he (un) pleasant features in pros-
to Portland after visltlne her broth- up(-t "ne "e le" muepennence was
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ore n, on n v nmior r ihi. nilv iwemy-nve 11111 vk. 01001 hi iu
place where he is to camp.
Mr. Thos. Warren of Talmace has
Just returned from a Visit to her ur, iJunsmore leu weanenuuy r
mother at 8odavllle. She also visiteti """. pendence National Bauk
at Lebanon while she was away. weeung 01 tne uregou oa ot u m r.ndependent 4410,
For Sale Gasoline wood saw. inK. he will snend a few days at and
Handy r g for farmer, to saw wood, near prineville, in Crook county, a
chop grain, cut ensilage, pump water, former pnstorate, renewing old ac-
etc. Apply to S.. Muuioman, indepen- quaintances,
dence. 17-20
Mrs. W. J. Weber of this city, who
A boy was born to thetoine or wr. has been for the last year state sec- An energetic campaign will be car- farm population toward this profitable
and Mrs. J. W. Stanton In this city retary of the Loyal Temperance Le- rled on throughout the Northwest for industry.
Monday, October 10. The child has gon handed in an excellent report
been christened by his parents with of the L. T. L.
Dr.
$1.00 at Kramer's.
Duganne, . Dentist, over
tf
Inde-
ence at Spokane during the past
week, it was decided to get the rail-
Bell phone roadSt- the agricultural colleges and
tf
the newspapers to work in co-opera-
They certainly can do It. Do what? tkrn to arouse interest amosg the
Bake biscuits in a Laurel range and farmers. An information bureau on
use Just a piece of paper for a stove the hog question will be maintained
pipe. Bice & Calbreath. by the Portland Union Stockyards
1 company and a systematic effort
Hog Raising Campaign ' made to turn the attention of tbe
the name of Leon J.
work -of the state to
the W. C. T. U. convention being held
at Salem this week. She addressed
fifinren Herlf wlnhnn in announce
the opening of his new butcher shop "'" " j
in the building formerly occupied, by
Welch & Smith on C street. He so
licits your patronage.
When you feel
Btretchy. Half ' Blcfi
Blue and Out of Borti,
look to the Liver; it la .
. Torpid. ; '
HERBINE
. I the- Remedy You Need. '
It Is an Invigorating tonle for
a torpid liver. The first dose
brings Improvement, a few days
use puts the liver In fine vigor
ous condition.' Herblne also ex.
tends its restorative influenoe
to the stomach and bowals. It
helps digestion and food SBalmU
latlon, purines ths bowals and
brings back the habit of regu
lar dally bowel movements.
When the stomach, liver sad
bowel are active, bilious ' lm
purities no longer obstruct
functional processes, the result
of which la renewed energy,
mental activity aad cheerful
pirlti. '
Prlee 0e' fee' Bottle. . ' (
Jamair.Ballard.Prop. StLoulevMo.
Mrs. H. C Dunsmore has purchased
the Butler residence property In this
city but not the Dickenson place
across the bridge, as was stated" in
i last week's Enterprise. .
Use Stephana Eye Sirve
Bore Eyes, it cures.
for
. WILLIAMS J3RUQ CO
Mrs. H. Chas.- Dunsmore is- at Sa-
,lem this .week, attending the state
meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance UoJon, of which she is
president for Polk county,
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. Homer Wood and family of Vancou
ver have come to Independence to
spend the winter. Mrs Wood Is a
former Independence girl, the daugh
ter .of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Robinson, Sr. j
'Betray There ' .came to. the" hop
ranch of Walker Bros., one-half mile
northeast of Independence, -about Oct.
1, one brown horse and one sorrel fil
ly, each aged about two yea.rs.. Owner
may have same by proving property
and' paying costs. ' ' ' '. ' ,. "
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t)rchardlsts Ajtention-i:Now tbe'
time o pray for Anthracnose, or
pettd Spot, also Woolly Aphis. ' Call
and gVrtO?.'H"Il.'a8.,.t0! wha't
tQ . spiy .i'itl) .-. Pse. : our-. Pea Crystal
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCarty of
Port Angeles came to Independence
Wednesday. They hope to be able
to purchase a home in this commun
ity. It is their plan to do. evangel
istic work during the fall and winter.
and in the summer to live on the
small tract of land they hope to se
cure. In last week's paper was published
a news 'item to the effect that Chas.
Williams of this place had moved
his family to Salem and was himself
going to work with a well drilling out
fit. This Item came from what was
supposed to have been reliable in
formation, but, so far as Mr. Wil
Hams' occupation is concerned, It was
all a mistake. He Is still in the
blacksmlthing business here' and ex
pects to remaim. ..
B. Fay Dunsmore, whom last we
mentioned as returning to work with
the Honeyman Hardware Company in
Portland, did not remain in the city,
but returned to Independence Friday.
After consultation and examination by
pr.. Matson, It was found that his
lungs were not entirely healed . and
the ''doctor refused to permit him to
lke ' up any indoor employment for
same time yet. Fay will therefore
blue stone and Roche Harbor Lime. probably spend the winter at home
Williams DtrogCtKV .',' 20tf in Independence. " .
Pianos and Organs
from
best
the cheapest to the
sold on installments
and rented.
Geo. C. Will
SALEM, OREGON
Scully machines
Genuine needles, oil and
new parts for all sawing
machines. Sewing machines
'. rented. '
Geo. C. Will
SALEM, OREGON
EDISON, VICTOR AND CO
LUMBIA
taking iftacbine
A full stock of Records.
Geo; C. Will
SALEM, OREGON
Catcst Sheet ItliHic
Piano and Organ Studies.
Violins, Guitars,
Mandolins and Banjos.
Geo. a Will
ALCM, OREGON
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