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PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Dr. Allin, Dentlat, Cooper Bldg.
Lae Fitnpaun of AI'.U, was n
k.D city in buMnosa Monday.
M ka llogo of Ho a, waa In the
cl y Frldy.
Frank MIU r of ialem, waa lo the
city last Friday.
K. II. Bh rley of alom. wii In i
city in bualnesa Inat Kri.1.
J. C. Vanraer U vleltlng with It.
JC. Ferguson.
C. L. Irr no or Kumlt, Don o coun
ty, la vlalt 11 g tea I n the city.
C. W. Moan visited lh C. W.
Illrharlaon 8;tturday and Sunday.
Dr. Duganne, Dentist, over Inde
pendence National Bank. Ball phona
.'amea Campbell of !'". v t'l d
with his d.u ht-r, M.a. J. C Mor
r aon, S ind'ty.
No ;xilo Iva .aaeilne an I kr ''
l A. M. Hrown'e, also the cans that
purify the oil.
II. II. ThUaon of I alum, a look
ire; aft r buinen tuatteia b.tre I1"1
vuck.
Editor Ilaytor and hla father of
imllns. wi.ro In t'e d'y" Saturday,
tmroule to Newport.
i;iuk Minorca t'KRe fir setting,
l.'i for M tenia. W. 0. Slmf.T 1'honi'
The Kod runda but worn Indepe-n-l.iuo
and Bnlein makee thla an at
tractive placo for Jy riders.
WANTKD. A Klrl for uoiiko work.
Two In family, cay work. OtKid pay.
Apply at Mission Cafe.
W. II Haiham t I'ort WllllJiu.
Wanli,. la via ting 1). I. lledtts thla
Jwe k. Mr. Harham waa resldeit of
'ihla city lumn nineteen years ago.
Sim' el Ingehorn, a recent ar
rival from Iowa, haa purchased a
larm nenr A'rti.e. 1 lo waa in thla city
at aliort t mo Tuesday.
The Perryda'e dbr.tlng team r.v
fua"d to debate wltb tho Inde
pendence team, thereby gratitlng the
latter four polnta.
. Win. Ha'1, who haa beeen 111 for
several we k. waa taken to tho Sa
lem hospital Sunday, where he waa
iperatcd on Monday.
Constant- and WMa-u have two
young Perclioron ato'k horses. 3 and
4 yeira old, which are a credit to
thla i art tf tho roun'ry, Th"y were
ra sod near ths city,
F.kkb for sotting;. ThorouKhbred
Plymouth Rocka, 8. C. White Leg
horns, 8. C. Drown Le-nhorns and
White Orplnutons. J. O. Mclntoah.
Tttith riionoa. n-40-tf.
Rev. W. J. Weber tranaacted bual
ncaa In Balem Monday. Tuesday ho
.departed for Eastern. Oregon, wher
he expects to rema n a couple of
weeks.
Thoa. V. Fox, w fe a -id ta' y arrlv.
ed hre last Friday from Mountain
Orovn. Mo. They are vlslt;ng at the
homo of Ralih Haseue, a brother ot
Mrs. Fox. Thoy expect to locate in
ir near Independence.
Consult Dr. Lowe at Independence
Hotel March 31, and u: til noon Apr.l
1, nbout fiat ht'ad artio and eye ache.
Ho dona not go ff -rn house to house.
Can furnish aces of I'o:k county re
ferences. Has had moro than tweniy
yeaV experlcn e. The wlso wi 1 wa t
.for him.
$55.00 ON TIME, $50.00
...CASH...
Mr. roa sr of M Bmot Ui, was H
tbs city ou bualneis Monday.
Hon. J. H. Heutt ,l',n' WM ,n
the city Sunday.
Mr. Mrainer and family of
Mlnnvllla, wers In lbs city BtMday.
W. L. Wee transacted bualneaa In
1'ortland Monday.
O.'l Durmll purchased a tw Mil
bum wagon last wee k.
William Bheinan purcbaaed ft. fins
new bugjjy last ws'k.
J. II. Park'-r made a trip to Aw ty
Wstlmsd y.
T. M. Irvine mala a trip to Balun
at' Friday.
Ueorne Junes purchased a new bug
gy from Ilanna t're. laat wee k.
Karuicrs ar compa'nn about H
being too dry for working ths soli
successfully.
Jasper Kwmedy .of Hl' krtall, via
tied at the homo of hla aon, W.
Kennedy, Bunday.
Johnnie Johnaon tranaacted bunt
nesa In Portland the Ut'er part of
laat we -k.
Thos. M lis baa Improvt-d tho ap
pearance of hla house with a new
coat of patt.
I you have anything to aell take
It to A. M. Ilrown, the New and
Bet'ond'hand Store.
WANTED Pla n sewing, j Mrs.
Klora Johnston, fourth house north
of 110 bridue.
FOR 8 ALU. 10 horse power up
rluht boiler, almost new. Also 6 horae
power horlxontal ateaiu engine. Two
barRalns. Indc-ix-ndence Creamery.
Miss Loreno Parker and MIhs Kunx
canio un from Sllvcrton Saturday and
apent Sunday at the home of the
former's parens.
FOR SALE C"EArThe building
and lot occupied by the Independence
Laundry. Phone Homo 20H, or in
quire at thla office.
James B. Johnson, who has been
operatnlg a machine at McMinnvlue
for some tliuo, has accepted a posltlor
aa operator In this office and com
menced work Monday,
Mrs. L. II. Hankey of Pendleton,
Oregon, visited with her mother, Mrs.
M. E. Stansberry, and stater, Mrs.
W. T. Hall, the past week', returning
to her homo Wednesday. ,
Fred W llshlre, who recent'y pur
cliuacd the cot ae near tho Si auld
Ing lumber office, moved Rto the
house this week. Ho la painting and
repairing the same.
W. 8. Kurre departed Friday for
Portland to resume work aa forest rai
gcr. He will work on the Bull Run
range. Mrs. Kurre will Bpond a few
weeka with her parents near Scio.
. Any intelligent person may earm a
good Income corresponding for news
papers; experience unnecessary. Send
alamo for full particulars. Empire
tt'ress Syndicate, Mlddleport, N. V
i Velvet Hp g'aas frames won't hurt
the ears. "Fairy" eye glasses will tt
any nose. Have Dr. Lowe show them
to you. He has everything up-to-date
In his line.
Let us make your abstract ot title
for you. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Brown & Sibley, Attorneys and Ab
stracters, 610 Mill Street, Dallas, Ore
gon. ' -
Don't pay an exhorbltant price for
a Cream Separator when you can get
the bent machine In the world,
The New Elgin;
at a reasonable price. We buy di
rect -from the manufacturer In the
Eaat, In quantities, pay the cash and
cut out the middlemen, Is why we
can sell at these prices.
For particulars write or call on
INDEPENDENCE CREAMERY
It ths Cominert Club get b'.sy.
svi bk Wb taker and w fe of Al
bany, visited relatltea here Sunday.
Bee those gaanltue Irons In A. M.
pt-owti'n h?w w ndow. ,
W. II. Wa ker la ham g some re
inent walk put In Cils week.
IIoiut M Us Is Uttlig In a reint nt
walk for J. W. Ilicb r j..
Fred Hooper's new tun aow a
assuming proportions
Fred lloo.er has le-n oi Hie s ik
11st for a few days.
Tho RUhardacn a atera e b a
a cement wa k put down. I., to t of
their home the wttk
Mr. irl.s Webber and tllir.
I..,.,., n ,,r.rn!a l-a-. f.u.dnr .a r:,
Ing.
Pig's feet, tripe, salt mackerel,
salmon bullies, lunt :heon tongue at the
Mlsaslon Cafe, served or for reiail.
John It. Co Una 1 f t for Has y
Bunday to lalt bla fatl.er for a few
daya.
Mlaa Canlo (Ji.smloif and Grot, hen
Krcsiu r were Salem vialtors over
Sunday.
M aa Ida Rl hardsou vulu-d w th
ber eater, Mra. II. I'ouslaa at Canby,
Bunday.
WANTED. Vour old atovt-s, funii
ture, or anything you don't want. A.
M. Urown.
Dr. W. II Byrd of Salem, waa
hero on prof, aalonaj business, hav
ing cmo In hla auto.
Mra. Martha II 11 haa reeent'y lad
a cement walk laid In front of her
auburba.i. home.
Mra. W. It. A'lln returned Tuca
day from a v s t wlti hr tare::ts
In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Williams visit-
d the former's father 1 A r ie over
Sunday.
D. J. Purvine haa Just completed
a neat cottase near the H'gh School,
which he will eoon occupy.
Mrs C. O. Long Is spending the
wec-lc w th Mrs. Carl I'erclval at Am
ericaa Bittern.
Miss Nettie Snyder has a poaitltn
us aasltant deputy in the Indepen
dence postofflie.
Tho Poverty Swlal held In K. of
P. Hall la t evening by he Christian
church, wss a grand success In every
respect.
L. F. Savage of 8a!em. J. C. Bcoit
of the Badwn Piano Co.. and Wal
ter S ;ars t f Da'las. were In. the city
on business Monday.
Dr. L. L. Hewitt accompan ed Wm.
Hall to the hopltal at 8alera and as
sls'ed In an opera l;c wheh Is jr
nounced su.cessful.
Ell Joy has purchased the With
row property. He took- possession
this week aod Is painting and other
wise Improv'ng the house. 1
Boys may be had and some girls.
The older ones at ordinary wages and
others to be schooled and cared for
In return for slight services render
ed.
If you have never used land plaster,
Lyou should start to do so this spring.
It will Day you well. For sale by the
Chas. K. Spauld'ng Logging Co. Get
eorao now. N-43-44.
ft. Patrick would have been proud
of our city marshal and "Billy" Mc-
Vdams if he could have seen the
,t)oiutiful decorations of green worn
by those individuals last Friday.
C. Trultt is making further lm-
provemtn's In his confectionery
Btore this week. In the back room
he is go ng to fit up an nice ice
'cream parlor and be prepared to
(handle the trade th's season in a
comfortable manner.
Read in Sunset. Magaz'ne, Motor
ing Through California by Lloyd Os
bourne Beautifully illustrated . in
four colors. The Spell, a romantic
se ial by C. N. & A. M. Williams,
Iw the Shadow of the Dragon by
Grant Carpenter. Descriptive story
of San Francisco's Chinese quarters.
(April issue now on sale 15 cents.
Yes, that trick of looking over tho
felasses Is ridiculous. Two pa'rs of
glasses ae a nuisance. Call at the
Independence Hotel Mar. 81 and April
1, rntil moon, and have Dr. Lowe
show you the new glasses with which
you can see all distance, one solid
piece of glass. No lines or seams to
pniwt dirt and strain the eyes. Free'
'demonstrations. Remember the date.
Tt,. r,,. I ti.arhi.ra mo tinv wl I
be held In Kallaa April I.
O. A. Kreamer ha. a new ee-rle
Cloc k algn In hi. .'or. w ndow.
... m.A
A usrjy loy w.s po q ' -
Mrs. Wm. Ear-art Tuesday evening
Mrs. O W. Co ikey la visiting ber
brother n Corvai.la.
Burt N. Po;rdi of lo tland, la Id
the c ty thla wi.ek 1 1, bfl-
Rev. ricbc-rt Alcn tf lit . ll
oo upy the tuUt In thi V. K. tbu.- h
Mtt Huudsy n orn nt a d evt n ng.
' r"our shoMs for sa. (at bo rt-n
t half mile east .f I. V. t. V. etn-
ettry.-Wm. Mc Kn.ney.
r ,.rt cu. r. a M e. W. T. Card-
. 3 ".t. Iloy-' ...d ilrV Aid Bo-
ciety of Orejon, Portland, Ore.
Swell new piano In rich mahogany
at a aacrlflce. See B. F. Swope for
price and terms.
Maurice Butler held the lucky
number for the 2.V33 Bava?e rifle
raffled Monday by F.'oyd Williams.
Ross Ncla n !a "t Portland coni-
leilng arrangements for hla sa e ot
Import'd Jerseys oro May 2.
W. T. Ilaldw n and wife of Balein,
pent Bunday wlti re.atvlcs la the
city.
Mas Genet a WlKox rtturne! Tins-
day from an extended v s.t t) Eu
gene and Port and.
A abow.r of i a n was cer a nly wel
comed Wednesday nlyht by the hop
m n.
Mr. John Fluke la very ill at his
home on Foutth street, but r.i-
frendJ will be gal to learn he is
tnaktt g son.e Improvement.
Frank Caefer and Grant Brown of
Jum t on, City, are visit ng at the
home of the lat er's sister, Mrs. tnas.
Blancbard.
Mrs. Mary S. Johnson, formerly cf
this city, tame up from McMinnv lie
Wednesday for a few diys turn,
with friends in this city.
A grand mask carnival wi 1 be
arlven in tbe auditorium Fa'urday,
April 1. Tickets 35f. Prizes will be
awarded t r te best cast:mes.
Mrs. Laura M Her has organized
a diss In, china painting and will be
here every alternate Saturday and
Monday, when she will be glad to
meet any who with lessons or want
work done in decorating, at Mrs.
Claude! Sknner's resider.ee on Mon
mouth street.
To Please is Our
WE feel that our succecess during the past year is due to
our ability to please our
Our Lit e of Groceries
Is fresh and complete. In fact we make it
keep ony the best the market afforda.
Our Shoe s
are the best money will buy, and the BARGAINS we are
offering In that lino are not to be equaled in the Will
amette Valley.
Ou Gompiiments
.ui.ha in
regarded In the future as we. have been spoken of In the
THE HOME OF THE SQUARE DEAL, where satisfaction
to all Is our highest aim
Drexler & Alexander
ORDERS AND CLOTHIERS INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
CANNED GOODS
We have 50 cases of toma
toes to dispase of and are
selling at 3 cans for 25c.
Also 25 cases of corn at 10c
a can. -
Highest price paid for country pro
duce at all times. Consult us be
fore selling
PETER
Rlckreal, Ore.
Thfre waa 'iiniliK in, S
the Library o.-e dty 1 I
room, and boo ra... n.m L
jtboroushly fumkat.d.
C. W. Ilenke and Mrs W. II.
..i h i-
niatb vlaltora over Sunday. Th-y
made the trip In Mr. Henk e s t ew
Maxwell runabout.
Mlaa Edl b Wcat haa returned hr
war! a i teacher n the ae ond Krado
..i . . tv . a hin.i arier a it"
w k . it na et ber bone In Tat-
ma.
Tlie u-,,.1 Arch Maons enter-
tain d tho ...Ml m.a j rea .
Ml.tr. I j an , rnay
,,W .T .. ... n o. .
a a m.
Mr. and Mrs. Wil lam McCreaeJy of
Portland, visited re.atlves hei. and
In Monmouth t e first of the week
en , -oute to Corva. Is. where Mr.
McCreidy. w 11 bo a soc'a ed w th hla
brother in the lumber Lual.ieaa.
I Dr. and M i E. E. F aher of Sa
lem, were v ait rs here Sunday.
; W. A. Measne-r acid family tame up
from McMlnntl le Sunday In the r
new "E. M. F." automob le reenlly
purchased from Long & Cmibeli.
After a few boura visit thty re
turned home by way of Salem.
YOU GET THERE
WITH BOTH
FEET
ewhen you buy ycur Shoes from us
land right every time and get a bar
gain as well. We assure you the best
material In your Shoe the kind
that will wear long, and we give
you. the beat etyle, because all our
Shoes are made on the latest laats.
Comfort and fit go wit every pair,
and the prices wll! pet you a', ease,
aa well as the wearing or ths Shoes.
O. A. KREAMER,
Independence Oregon
aaagnHgMei -jniBjsnaBl
Delight.
many rrienas ana Prun..
point to
extended to all, and we hope to be
COOK
Independence, Ore.