CIQNT PAQES
THE INDIPENDINCI KNTEM PRItK. INOCtNDINCK. OREGON.
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PERIONAL ANO LOCAL
Dr. Allln, Dentlat.
r. a. wnuim
ta I'oitian
rrlday.
Or. Duganne,
pendence
KmIt emeltlet
M'xire'a.
Dentlat,
National Bank.
at
ever lade
Sell phone
Craven
! i
vlaited In be-
J. M. (Mark of EuKena, waa to the
c'.ty during tb preceding weuk.
riord Hrowne vlnltod with Harvey
flat-bor at t'uvar the fote par
the work.
Mr. Fannie Kolerle
lent Friday,
of
Ilev. W. J. Weber returned laat
Ratunlay I row Kalin Oregon, whara
ha hat ben for a couple of werka.
A'bort Bperlng made a trip tt fla-li-iu
on hla m tor yiie on Thuraday
of laat a k. I
Jr. ah randy at Crae A Moore'e.
R, U. Jordan of iuvrr, wae lo me
city Tuada;.
Ira rold drlnba at
Craven A Moor.
Mra. 9, P. Ktnmni ae In I'rta4
a tow day tbla wek
Holier Wood and fmt'y leurwed
lo Indvpnndanra Tudey.
J. 8. Cooper and daughter. Iro
thy. lttal In l o.tand faturday.
Mm. Laa WCklnaon Balem, fla
tted In tba city a fw daya thU wrek
Wot, Campbe I and daughter, rrda,
vlaltrd In I'ort and BaturJay and Bun
day.
Dr. L. L. Hewitt It making arranjte-
Wi-n'i to equip hla office with an
X Kay machine.
L'ave orderi for a ab wod at tba
C. K. 8pauldln Lining Company'!
Wfloo. tf.
Ilalh Colllna of fluver, waa In tba
illy n'ekivaday.
i
I Ciiaa. Ilikflni of M;erton. waa in
our fountain, the city y..erdy.
jr. J. 0 ode no b apont 8-ndy at
bla home In 8a am.
8. F. Wl a n of XI ed ford, traiieectwl
tuo.ixe In tn city Mi.nJay,
Wa bate tba mot compete Hoe of
Eaat rpoatala and noveltlee In tba
cl'y - C rati a A Moore.
Mra i. 0. Mel to h wl I prearnt
hnr puplla 'n a tublo re lial In tba
near future.
Two aa a of double harnwa for
It. YVIIaoo nt to Baloiu Friday ,,( at a bargain. J. Drown, Home
and apnt a few daya tbfia with re- i.n ,n, 722.
latlvoi and frU-nda Cm A Moore ronH-mplaie In-
Eaater arrvliea wl I bo held In 'b Vtallln a candy kitchen In cert-
aevrral church! l- the city !' n with their Luaintai.
Sunday.
Co ety Itoal KtaU Co
Ian tp In
Rev W. J. Wcl.er waa la Fa'eui on
bualna ya(rdy,
K rk 8 rottrd of Ar le, w.a In the
l y l t ti urrtar.
00. Matron of Kalla City, waa In
tba el y Wrdaday.
C. A Knowr of 8alm, waa In
th r!ty oi h a uMt Saturday.
Mra. JoJiDnon of Mcnmouth, vlaited
with Mra. J. II. DUoo In the rtty a
day or iwi (ha aenk.
Blnre having anh nice weather In
March ni one I a hie to appreciate
the clluj.it 0 ondlt ona tbla week. On
.T'W1 y had a ara anow a tor in
Ilak ram Jut In time lo Inaura a 'he jtr md a coveted for a
iod bar o , f 1 don't rln Ion g mho l Vim a I o a- tha ta ley.
enounh t at oil IL Mn E , f wf) Md d,UfMtrt
If you have anything to fell taka Viviaf, wer.t to 811 arton yeaUr:ay
It to A. M. Itrown, tba New and to att rd the cotln of MUe Kora
Bocond band Btora. Browne'a ac .to . The la ter wl I re-
. ,t,r ,tn ,h,,m B t rday evening and
Dr. D.nrnore and C. V vlna left . . ,...,.,
for IlrjwnMla Tu-aday to a tnd thai
Wlllami.tta ire.byterla. I ln" wn ana membera of the
ChrlKt'an cliu rb dcalre to thank all
Q. S. Kre'e f Ba em. waa lookk-ig.n8 who B,)e(j t0 mtk, tns r,C(rt
aftar hie I-rcu n tnia Ticioiiypiiard.Tn,e, SoclH, Ten In the K. of
the fore pa: t of tha wek.
Mom Walker was In I'ort and on
Tba l o k
baa new alien tp In front of mmr cou.vm.tion or tha Cbrlatan cnurm.
J WANTED Your old atovee. fum4-
Th'imaa Warren re urnd laat wk ture. or anything you dont want. A.
frun Teaser Crek. where ha went to
vlalt hla aon.
J. W. Rlclmrdacn nt to Eugene, Wedn day of lt week to Interview
Wa.ln.day to at e. nl the bible a hocj "Tot'd e." He returned FrWay.
C. G. L-'ng aold three cara thla
week. One to Kred W 1 aon, one to
M. Urow.n. Home IM10110 2511.
Mra. Homer Hill and children loft
for RHdlee Tuenday where tbejr will
lea cream at Cravenl A More a.
Craven ft Moore have opened tbelr pp,.n(j , tow avi w;th r ave.
Icn crenm parlor f r the eaaon a run.
Rv. and Mr. Al en of 8am, vl-
Moh Walker and one to M. Chapman
of Dilla'.
. Ha rg the evening of Marih 23,
k e'irriM.
IX)ST. Somewhere t"tweni Inde
pendnc and my farm two and one-
half Dilh-a ao th one heavy bridle.
The f ndr will cmfur a great favor
tjy leaving the aame at my home or
at thla off re. W. A. Sttt.
Rlhrd Cane waa In the ltr a
Icellng week. He Informa ua that he
ittcv dl'PVII'I'Ti fjn-irA fnnillfi
. ,7 r 1 .11 .h. ,..( 'ew d8',i ,h a,t''"- Pt of the pre
ment if wall paper in all the latent, ....
patterna, (ail md ea tht m Ile
Mra. Gertrude McDee of Conallla,
r.t a few dnya at the home of
I A CaRnath.
jed at the home of the latt r'a Pr- Mr al d Mri CDaa. fhenlfe!d lt
tit'. Rev. and Mr. FanMra nyuer,
In! 8 ndy.
Mra. C. Cloverdale (f Corvallle, who
ha been In thi c ty for aeveral dya.
returued t her bime Cie latter part
of lit week.
llh-e A Calbreath have Juat receiv
ed a 'arge lino f wa l paper comprla
Ing all of the latt pat erna. IH)n't
biy ut.tll you rave aeen our atock.
Moat Waker and V. A. Wllaon are
the luteal t catch the automobilo
"bug." They tave an purcnaaca a
new machine.
Mra. C MDvtt. who baa been
vlitltlng at the home of her daunhter,
Mra. Goo. Conkey. returned t'J her
Lome lu l'allna ltHt week.
Mr. W. I'. Ireland cf Kaatorn Ore
gov, arent a few dtja lat week at
the homo of her alater, Mra. J. E.
HubbsrJ.
Coqt'l i tie llro., tho cmntit work
er, have Juxt completed a new walk
In front of tho roporty of their Tutit,
Mra. Whlt-nker. on C. street, and
tho Improvement la worthy tf note.
W,ck.
I have ae.fn different uiakea cf
tu'w atloa for your Inapetton and
can furnlah a car on ahort notice.
Mr. and Mra W. K. Crvon mndjC. O. Long.
an auto drive to Corva lla Tuea.lay. .fc o w1, . .
W. E. Ciaven ret el vol a vlalt from . . ,.,, ,n ,ha nnpr. hoiae r.ka fout v Food
and Ed Owen bat e aold the r aalrx"
at ft. Helena and purchand one on
Third afet In lo tland.
10.00 per motth a'ta ght aaary an
expeniea, to men with rlr, to Intrc
d tce our Poultry Remedlea Don t an
wer'vn'eaa you mean bualren. E-
Mfr. C. ('n-rrror-
Satitday evmilng Admlaaion IS ctr.
Tho public la cordially invRed.
atd.) Eaat St Louis. 111.
lila alater of California a few days
laat week.
( iuo D. a), Tay'or moved h a barber shop
C. A. Ward moved hla family toj Th( tnow storm thJ ww.k hM bec'int,, the Cooper building the first of
Oregon City Wednesday, where be la srou orci,r..,,n e for sheep h k, and la now occupying the
engage! In tha confe tlonery bi alneaa , whch had bBpn gn,.ar(.(j In a rx-ma former y occuplel ly Mr. Ea 1
rw raat-i loasea tv death have oc-. ine lauer ai o movea nia anop into
curred.
having recently pur bad a stand at
that place.
A. V. Clay, who ha been, In the
tlty for aome time, engaged In the
r ataurant bualneas, haa a poait'.ow at
Kngene and departed for that place
tho foie trt of the week.
Lot us make your abstract of ttito
for you. Satlafactlon guaranteed.
Brown A Blbley, Attorneys and Ab
stracters, 610 Mill Street. Dallas. Ore
gon. ' 41-tf.
It la reported that Mr. Ru ler la
laying out hla farm Into lots and will
eatab lah a new t )wn in Marlon county
a few miles eat of thla city, where
!he new olodrlc rond la to pas In
tho near future.
$55.00 ON TIME, $50.00
...CASH...
It alW
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Don't pay an exhorbltant prica for
a Cream Separator when you can get
the best machine In the world,
The New Elgin;
at a reasonable price. We buy di
rect .from the manufacturer In the
East, In quantities pay the caah and
cut out the middlemen, la why wa
can sell at these prices, y
For particulars write or call on
INDEPENDENCE CREAMERY
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0&SM0d will
When in Quarantine
PEOPLE who are in quarantine are not
isolated if they have a Bell Telephone.
The Bell Service brings cheer and encouragement to
the sick,, and is of value in countless othar ways.
Friends, whether close at hand or far away, can be
easily reached, because Bell Service is universal service.
Tne Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Mr. and Mra. Alderson of Minnesota
arrived In the city this week and are
Ylsl'lRg at tho home of the latter
sister, Mrs Peter Kurre. They ex
po -t to locate U this vicinity.
Eggs for setting. Thoroughbred
Plymouth Hocks, S. C. White Leg
horns, S. C. Brown Leghorn's and
White Orplngtons.J. G. Mcintosh.
Doth Phones. n-40-tf.
The base ball searo. orened In this
cltv last Saturday with a game be
tween the home team and Monmouth,
which resulttd In a gteit vlttory for
In'!ep ndence.
Wm. Dlcoch and wife arr'ved In the
city this week and will make this
Vlare their future home, he having
pure ated the Sperling meat market.
Fruit growets in tho valley are
alnrmed on account of the Incessant
ennw and frjEt, ard It Is be.ieveO)
that gte fru't has Leen greatly dam-
Thi V. C T. U. of Indepondenco,
is expected to meet 1 he Monmouth
Union, next Frl:'ay. The r gi'lar
meeting will be held n! the heme of
Mrs. Whlt-nker next Wednesday.
Fr m all appewaws the Will
aa ette river will be on a rampsge in
a few days A heavy snow fn'l oc
curred in the mountains this week
and hills in the Lnckluniute vicini
ty are white, but the warm sun. Is do
ing its wo'k and the river is rapid y
filling it banks.
If you liave well located land or a
good business troiosition for sa'e at
r nsorwib'e rrice, write me at once en
closiiiR self addressed stamped envel
ope f r rop y ) owners only(. Address
J. C. Iloss, 8t6-2ud.Ave So., Minne
apolis, Minnesota. n 45-48.
Antedating the progress and fu
t re grjwth cf Independence, we de
c d-:d to n o e the Pa m Barber Shop
Into a pei'manont lo at'on on the
main business street three doors
south of the rost of.tee, wheie our
patrons will be assured of, the same
cordial treatment as usua'. Thanking
you all for past patrarage we remain
at your servl e W. T. Fall.
the bi I ding a ated ly Mr. Taylor.
Read In Sunset Magax'ne. Motor
ing Through California by Lloyd Os
bourne. Beau'lfully illustrated in
four rotors. The Spell, a romantic
serial ly C. N. & A. M. Williams.
In the Shadow cf the Dragon by
Grant Carpentfr. Descriptive story
of San Francisco's Chinese quarters.
April issue now on sale 15 cents.
Make a Clean
Breast of It
Get a new shirt, or a number
df them, from among our stylish de
rgm for the present season. Maybe
ycur linei clcoset needs still more re-
iplenishlng say in the matter of Col
lars, Cuffe, Handkerchiefs, eitc. In
Underwear, Socks, Ties and Gloves,
we can give you complete and lasting
satisfaction for little money. Our
stocks are selected with a view to
sterling quality and durability as
well as recentness of style. Let us
be your haberdasher.
' " O. A. KREAMER.
T HE HARDEMAN HAT
On account of putting In atock we
re closing out thla well known
brand ef hats. Come In and get that
hat before your siie la gone.
We buy country produce, alae wool
and pay the highest price tor same
at all times.
PETER COOK '
Rick rot, Ore. Independence, Ore.
Easter Greeting'
"SPRING" IS HERE!
I am also putting 'SPrings in Watches
My repair shop here witnesses to the 8PIHXU SPIRIT but it haa
not caught the "HprinK Fever." It is very well, thank you, and
Iiojjos to have your ailing watch or clock to repair. I inx
only the very bent material in all my repairing.
ROWE'S JEWELRY SHOP
Prompt Smrvlcm"
15he BEST MEATS
Are none too good for any home. We handle
nothing but the best and keep in stock a
large assortment.
Sperling Bros.
DRESS RIGHT
, THIS SEASON
ii a W
All
Wear What is Newest
And Best
AND HAVE IT MADE TO ORDER TO
FIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL FIGURE.
It costs no mere than most ready-mades, and
gives you 100 per cent more satisfaction.
Made To Order
In Chicago.
We are the exclusive agents for the American
Ladies' Tailoring Company, of Chicago the
recognized Master Tailors for women. Call
and let us show you the magnificent array of
the latesi Spring Styles and Fabrics that are
yours to choose from. You'll be surprised at
the values we offer. . ,
Suits $13.50 up Coat $10.00 up
Suits $ o'.OO up Dresses $11.00 up
Capes $8.00 up
No obligation to buy
J. D. McINTOSH
ENTERPRISE BUILDING Independence, Oregon
John Goes South
Deputy Unl'ed States MarshallMer
'vln of Portlend, was In th$ city on
Monday of this week and served a
subroena on J. H. Dixon which will
make it necessary for him to go to:
New Mexico again as a witness In,
the car robbery committed there dur-
lng Inst fall and the early part of the
winter. Mr. Dixon will leave for
the south next Tuesday and will be
absent for some time. -
Mr. Dixon was a witness la the pre
liminary hearing In Justice court last
December when the defendants were
bound over to spring term of court.
Some of the plunder taken from the
cars consisted of hops shipped from
Independence and loaded by Mr. Dix
on last fall.
DAIITY PERFUMES
FOR DAINTY WOMEN
Are here and Plenty. Everything else for toilet use.
Our Soaps, Toilet Waters, Bath Ammonia, Talcum
and Tooth Powder, Cold Cream, Etc., are such as must
appeal to Women of Refinement. We will be pleased
to have you call and see our line.
Kirkland's Drug Store
The Store of Quality