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page rive IX PACK! INDtPCNOCNCK f NTtRFRUE. INDtFENDtNCE. ORIOON. ""' T Blg" " Duiiug lit Stormy Weather You will tx iiiliirti"l in iiiiii'tliinn tlml will pril ls v it wimlnii fir the InMy. Invent igtitu our tH'k of Dry goods mill ymi will Ui Uui'lil(ii. v liiiinlle h mm'li tii lino. L KIce, Independence. Oregon INDEPENDENCE NEWS lU'v. Hiiyili r anil JuukIiIit wt I" ttalfiii Monday. Crins. K. IIMta was In Astoria a few days lat week. II. Mliinliall of 1'hllomath, Intends to open a tailor shop this it')' iOIIII. C. llmlii-y f tli county '. tr"" aiiiifil lnMliH-HH III this illy Katur.laj. Not wltliHtanilliiK tint mow Tuesday niiiriiliiK tin auto slant' made Its us f.nil trip to tin- station. II. Ilinknor of Ralem. trammeled biiNliifMM In tln city tin- fori' pnri of jlin week. Dr. IiiiKannc, Dentist, over Inde p ndi-nro National Hunk. Hi ll l"" 121; Iiidi'e'I'"t. (ion Donahue of Portland, wai In thu city Wednesday In tlm Interest of thu Kvn'iiK Telegram. ConKriHHnian W. C. Hawley has our thank for a b-nuilful wall map Willi ll was received tlllH week. V. Karl Online of Portland, In tin- rlty ::' day IhhI week wan nml made thin office a pleasant call. A aiiiall snow storm set I'" M"" day evening and for thu first time thin season we felt Indication of .winter. The SpnuldliiK LoKKlng Co. moved Into their now office last week. If you want to buy a Rood type writer rheap call at this office. 4 For Sale Spits pupa. Three female and one nialo full blood SplU pups. 1.1.(10 and I'i.OO. lnqulro of Forest Finch, Independence, Oregon. n32. The hops In thts section of the statu are evidently all on the mar ket. At any rate the advance in the price has not created much of a stir among growers. Miss Ktta Chamberlain, who has been viaitljitf Mrs. II. Mattlson for a couplo of inonthH, has returned to Jier home In I'ortland. Old Orego.iJans predict skating for thu boys and girls before the winter la over. We have had a variety of conditions already and can dispense with tho cold if necessary. Pr. T. C. Campbell and wife of Cast'o Hock, Wash., who have been at tho homo of the latter's parenta, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fryer, returned to their homo last week. T. M. Irvine, who has been employed in the Enterprise office for some time, expects to go to Win lock, Wash., next week where he has a position in a printing office. Several of our sportsmen were up and down the river Sunday In pur suit of ducks. We have not heard any great reports as a result of the expeditions. 4 C. E. Lampman of Stayton, arrived in the city last evening and Is visit ing his sister, Mrs. Henry E. Browne. Mrs. Dr. Lee of Seattle, la visiting at the home df T. J. Lee in this city. She will remain for some time. The Orpheum Road Show, present ing what is said to be high class vaudeville, under the management of W. Forbs and Kate Kid, will be pre sented in this city January 21. The Company conies well recommended and will probably put on a good show. THE FIVE HUNDRED The "Five Hundred " club met at tho home of Mrs. Claude Skinner yes terday afternoon, and owing to the Inclement weather the following lad les were conveyed to the place of meeting to one of Long & Campbell's autos: Mrs. W. R. Allen, Mrs. S. B. Walker, Mrs. J. E. Hubbard, Mrs. Word Buttler. Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Wil- lard Craven, Mrs. Monroe Klrkland, Mrs. Morwln. Mrs. Drexler, Mrs. B Swope, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. O. Cam key, Mrs. Shenefield, Mrs. E. O. Tad- dock and Mrs. Dr. Butler. illm tioreuca tturton lilted tn Vl Us t tew ciyi toll wock. L. II. Fischer of 8Hvrton, wsi la tti dty 1st Thursday. Ah li..riiii T-ih-r' MMM"g r tmlii al Fails C ty tisturUy II. lir lilmrg iiaiism li-il buntm- In run hind tint foro pari of the w'k J. (. Mum mi of Albany, wan In the rlty on bunliH'M lt Fildny. W. W. AllliKhm of Albany, wiii In iliu city Suliirduy. Kd. lionnni of Moiinmitli, wan In lln. illy Hun.luy. Kali t'lty I talking up a ei r yali tii at iirmcnt. A. J. LarmMi of Uulla. wa In tin' rlty Hatiinlny. Mr. Ir. Uunaiiiorn I vbiltlng In Portland and will lie absent a weiH or ten diiy W. W. vr. Ml puri haaed the Tay lor farm near Hi la iy one diiy IhI week. Th ii'iiiiHirnrv w liter weather lia been innkiiiK irouDie lor iim i-m-i mi. IlKht a ill telephii men. t It. A. llarrlH, a I'olk county boy. liuu b I appointed Htate prlnlln In- Hpeit r by (iovcrnor Went. fr,..., lur,. iiticiiilcil the t ( k allow at rorlland lat week and I rep rt a pleamint time. MUa DuriKtnore cai.ie over Monmouth Wednesday evening, from r - turning on the "nrly motor Thurnday f P. M. Taylor of Dallas, ha open ed a shooting gallery on tile corner ofFI rnt and C street. . The choo children have had a heap of fun out of tho snow whether anyone' ulne ha or not. Mr. s li. Simons will open a new line of millinery Uu Miss Purvine's old placo about the middle of reb ruary. 33-30. AAA Vr.it Wher. tin account of hi wife's 111 health, has closed his bak- ery In this vvy Mid win move iu ou other location soon. The state Normal School at Mon mouth will get $3.17!ir..no from the mate this year. This is going to be a great help to me iiinmiuum. m funeral of George Rogers, who tiled at Portland last week, was held In the Evangelical church In this city last Friday and . Interment was made In the Odd Fellows' cemetery. 4 F. B. Tlchenor, state organizer of the Woodmen of the World, was in the city a short time Wednesday. He expects to return soon and make ar rangement for a "Booster Meeting. When buying a cough medicine for ch ldren bear In mind that Chamber lain's Cough Remedy is most effectu for colds, croup and whooping cough and that It contains no harmful drug. For sale by all good dealers. Constipation . is the cause of many ailments and disorders that, make life miserable. Take Chamberlains stomach and Liver Tablets, keep your bowelsrogular and you will avoid those diseases. For sale by all good dealers. ITndertakerW. C. Henkle went to Salem last Thursday with the remains of Win. Savage, who died a tew miles south of? Monmouth, on Wednes day of last week. Mr. Savage's body was interred in the cemetery at ba - Rev. Weber feels guilty of being tardy In bringing in the news which should have appeif ed a week or two previous relative to tne marriage oi Miss Vera Tuttle to Walter Murray, which occurred on Christmas day at the home of the bride's parents in this city. T. J. Fryer shipped two car loads of mutton sheep to the i'ortland mar ket this week. Mr. Fryer is the old est live-stock dealer In the state, and has been in the business about forty years. Although well advanced In life he will get upon a horse and ride al day in pursuit of stock, as easily as many men much younger than he. Medicines that aid nature are. al ways most effectual. Chamberlain Cough Remedy actson this plan. It allays the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and aids nature In restoring the system to a healthy to its superior excellence. Sold by all condition. Thousands have testified good dealers. , " A PEW IDEAS ABOUT SOWINO ALFALFA FM plow your ground Jl r la llio spring Urn sroui.tl Is li rood ioj.i2iilu U i.lu. I Lr row or tll i l l. t lliu truuim hlmiu lliiKu until Ibu nn ailmr l "" ftmilKtl III ii'l Ib t'J li-l b fi r tlm inlddlo of April or the firm of May. Tlmu Imiruw two thr.o I line Ihii lb" uruiiml i dry ko a to kill tho wild and inukii f:uii m-tij bid abiiiit tbrie linlu i ! p. Tim mill under that e.d bid will be ettli-d hard iuoukIi fr '"' lap root of thp Iilunt to Kit tar:, and It wont dry out and die. I C'IikI ii1i lb Kriiiinil and thi'i' ' mow fioni 16 to I'D of and to tit" H( r( On o harrow lUbt om ovi-r wlUi a nui'lilng liarruw. About m 'flrnt of July run your mowir oir tb" f id and rut tln nlfulfa down to ki"'P. It from blooming; ! If )" l,ttV" any hog turn them In but du n'C ure too clone the firm year a l do not pasture at all In the winter. No a f-w ilon'U; liri Plow lam In th" Hprlng and now nlfulfu an the ground will be mi Ioohh thilt It w II dry out and die. lon t dint- after the plow lug hh that will do the "nine thing, no of my neighbor plowed bin field the liiHt of April and How.-d it to Hlralfa ii: il did not get a nIhikI at all I plowed my f eld th" firm of March fin! then let It alone until the laal Wei k In April, giving the ground a good cliaiin- to nettle, then harrowed and clod mashed and unwed alii got a fine nta:d of alfalfa. I fed my cow on ni At I fa hay the fore part of thU winter and they gav0 plenty of U1k )Ul w,v rul, out of alfalfa . . . . ...... hay und went to feeding clean oau nuj they fell off half In their milk. I huvo Home alfalfa bay that I put up for my hogs and I am feeding them! now and they are looking fine. Any, kind of creek or river bottom land will grow alfalfa, and after the first year you can cm from two to three crops of hay without Irrigation. Bei sure to get dry land alfalfu seed. It make the bent hogs pasture of any thing I ever raised. Now If anyone want to seo how we are going In for alfalfa let them come out to the, Aiiierldln Bottom, situated six audi 0I.w.jiaif miles southeast of Iudcpen once, and you can see alfalfa In rour year old. three year old and two year old fields, and some Just sown for I am coinir to sow more alfalfa in luo 8I)rK. R. II. McCarter. The regular meeting of the Modern Woodmen will be held Saturday of this week and it is desired that as many members attend as possible. Do von know that fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are sli ply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp or chronic rheuma tism, and require no iliternal treat ment whatever? Apply Chamberlain s L'nlment freely and see how quickly it gives relief. For sale by all good dealers. NOTICE To our friends and pa trons. Having sold our general mer chandise store to Peter Cook, we desire to thank you for your liberal patronage of the past and ask that you favor Mr. Cook with a liberal share of your business. Moore & Ward. When given as soon as the croupy cough appears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will ward off an attack of croup and prevent all danger and cai of anxloty. Thousands of mothers us It successfully. Sold by all good deal ers. mak your old clothes look new with the new year by having them re paired, cleaned and pressec at the enterprise pressinc parlor. l. r. compton, prop 32tf. Neat Rigs Good Horses Careful Drivers -1 T Dickinson's Livery - and Feed Stable I. W. DICKENSON Proprietor. Home Phone 5810. Bell Plione 293. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. I 'A NEW ENTERPRISE Having opened a New and Second-hand Store on Main St. South of the postoffice, I am prepared to offer new and second hand goods of all kinds at very reasonable prices. I buy and sell second-hand goods of all description. What have you to sell, or what will you need in your home? Come and see. J. D. Reeves, Main St. liDfBiriiuiltuj Absolutely Puro Royal Is the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream ot Tartar Highest in Lea vein n g Efficiency No Alam No Lime Phosphate ft Wnar Plato Tuflht Tho famous academy of I'luto was In a suburb of Athens, about a milt north of the Dypllutu gate.' It Is said to have belonged to the hero Academus; bonce the name. It was surrounded ... i ...i...,..l u.'(th wnlkfl. j W UU a wuii diiu uwv.. ...j groves and fountains. I'taio poBeeu I .. nf ,iil.nliswvfl an1 a small esiuiu iu mo ucijsuu.- for some fifty years taught his 'divine iiiiiiosoiihv" to young nud old assem bled In the academy to listen to his wise words. After Plato' death In 318 B. C. the academy lost much of ita fame, but the beauty remained for centuries after the great teacher wa no niore.-New York American. HIGH LIVING WITHOUT HIGH COST is possibly th spirit of general Id ea to the country. Let us prove this by supplying you with meate Ifor your table. GOOD MEATS COSTS MONEY, but poor meats cost more because it does ot cut to advantage and there is more waste to it. Our meata are the good kind and a trial will surely prove them the more economical. CASH MEAT MARKET Geo. F. Heck, Proprietor Independence, Oregon A3t t V.'"; f r-hs ...... :'Y.-V ,, To Please is Our i WC fttl that our suet ability to p tur Our Line of Groceries It frth and complete In feet w makt It a Pl"l keep only tht bttt tht marktt afford. Our Shoe s art tht btt money will buy, and tht iARGAINS wt art Offering In that lint art not to bt tqualtd 4fl tht Will amtttt Valley ( Our Compliments and beat vlhee art tttnded to all, and wt hopt to bt regarded In the futurt at we havt been tpoktn of In tht THE HOME OF THE SQUARE DEAL, where satisfaction to all Is our highest aim Drexler & Alexander GR5tH AND CLOTHIERS The Arcade F. A. CIGARS, TOUACCOS.CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS AND CONFECTIONERY C STREET, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON COTTAGE HOTEL CHARLES SAVAOt, LESSEE Special Attention to Commercial and College Organizations MO OMt atrtt. TataphoM 269 Mala Telephone and UeMencer Serrtet at Hotel TALK AND PRINTERS' INK ... Does not do all 'in Merchandising. Experience and a well Selected stock of '. Groceries, China Ware, Etc. is what haa been the means of building up our immtnM trad. We need not say more. We cater to the Orooaty a4 solicit your patronage. L. G. REEVES THE PALM BARBER SHOP t W. T. BALL, PROP. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. BATH IN t C. STREET. . ... A HERE ARE A FEW GOODS WE WANT To Close Out 24 all wool undershirts $1.00 each Sale price 50 cents 5 fancy cotton undergarments $2.00 each, Sale Price 50 cents 4 wool rihbed undershirts $1.25 Each 50 cents. The prices are all far below cost but we want to close them out and if you can use them it will be a big saving to you. Yours truly, O. A. KREAMER - Delight. during tht past yr U 4u to rrtry frtentJt pstront. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON 'Jim Cigar Store WILLIAMS Salem i CONNECTION INEPENDDENCE. f 4.44hH-''4"""''"""m'