tlOHT PACtt
THI INDEPENDENCE ENTEHMIIE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
MCE PIVC
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Dr. Allln, Dentist, Cooper Bidg.
Dr. Duganne, Dentist, over Inde
pendenee National Bank. Both Phones
The work of bulletin the aewer lll
t)tt flnlahrd In a abort tlina.
I
Conilah organ, Kood condition, fur
!0.i 0 at A. M. Urown'a,
The ) limn ha been busy during
the pnut week.
Dr. V. C. HUat ti fiunday ta
ilor In town, ibla week.
Arthur Orooina of Fal'e Cty,
bore Monday enroute to I'orUand.
Mr. and Mra. J. (I. Mciuth wre
In Jlni'iia Vlma Sunday.
Attorney I. I Kwan of Albany,
waa In the city Wndnosday.
h. Baldwin la making mirovmi)iila
on lila city home.
Pearl Flahbark of Monmouth, waa
lu I ho city Wedneaday,
Mc-sara. Johnson and llarr'a of Ba
loin, r In the city Saturday.
J, H. Cooper transacted tualnc-es In
Por land tbe fore part of Ibla week.
C'baa. Haeue of Oregon Cty,
In lb city Hunday,
Itrhard Oi'ni'a of 1'ortlaod,
buuie over Bund,
waa
C. O. Long waa In Hl'iu ytrday.l Now l tb tlroa to uae laud plSlhe aid estate ara hrby not fled
tp I'lir. , rA..m .ltk k
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W4i in m city wDQiuaaay
(Jeo. Kuij mod
wa f rat of tl.a wt-k.
to Carlton the
J. It. Collins la having a n'r f e
OK iit walk put In at bla rcaldenre.
D. A. Hodge of Balctrn, waa In the
city tba f .re jart of Iba wm-k.
Patera) from her will attend the
Artlaan plmlc at Itl'krc-aJl Saturday.
a. K. Bpau:dlng Lotting Co.
Jobn R. Flynn of All any, waa
te city on bulna Wednesday.
lo
After July lat tba poatofflra at
Walter Iialton of 8lmpoirs logging Dallas will be rated aa second claaa.
cuuip. waa In (own Monday.
I'o'i Roberts made
liiat week.
it tr p to Ba hi
tl. WIInoii waa u Holciu on business
tbla week.
At HeiHlcy will ko t tli iiioiintaliia
tbla week where he will l kly bonk
eonio fine speck l Lea it'ea
I.ravo orders for a'ab wond at tba
C. K. Bpauldlng Lagging Company's
kifflce. tf.
Prank Kelley la haullui; gtae fur
bla new hotine rood to bo erected be
tween hero and Monmouth.
('. V. ih iikle ri'turni'd home from
1'til otnnth Monday, after a brief via-
f. ..,
KOIt HAM: A f nt J ra.y cow, 3
yenra old. giving milk. .Mum bn aold
th'a work. ( Nil at tliU office.
Mr, Mlllir iinmldviit of tlio And
rilirn I.viikuc, ini't tlx off.clul board
of tbii M. V. hiinb In tbo church
build hk Tiicudtiy cvon'ni;.
Ouk, Aali, Kir cord ood. Leave
ortii-r &c llantia uroa. jioiivery nn n
di'alrod at present prlcea. 8. W
Leonurd. tf.
Kr-nk
day.
Wllaon waa In 8am Tu-
wna In I'ort and over
K. K. Tripp
Stinduy,
Willi., Btuata of Alrllu,
city Mondiy.
Watt Bl.lpp of Ba'em, waa In tba
Goo. Dunham of Ralein. waa In the cl'r the fore tart of ttm wirh.
rtlw MimflMw An lila w tn Tlllamnnk I
' I Moaa Walker and Mr, and Mra. Will
If. Dlccb aere in Salein Sunday.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR!
Not lie la hereby Riven that tba uru
dTiigned baa tf'-n du y appo nted ad
tu n atraior of tba eatata of Wlllard
Cooper, deceaaad, by tba County
Court of tba a'ata of Oregon, for
Polk Cojuty, and baa quallfiel aa
aucb.
All pertona having calir.i againat
to pranent tba aama du:y venfird.
togfther with tba proper vouch ara
J bra for, to tba undenlgnei admin
latrator at bla raaldrnra nar Alrlla
la folk County, Oregon, within al
tuoutha from tba data of tbia cotK o
Dated and flrat publlahed May it
mi.
CHARLES 8. COOPER,'
Admlnlitrator of tba eatata of WlJan
Cooper, deceaaad.
B. K. Swot a, Attorney.
Mra (1 )clTiongh of Salem, tlalted
ber huaband In the city over 8unday,
Kr-tb Jta y milk delivered at 7
cen'a cr quart. Iloma phona 722.
L. I Denlnou of C')rvala, waa In
the rlty Weclneiday,
wda In tej Thn Cotuni-r la Club nieeta
I Tui'adi'y even ng.
Ronrin Btaata and M. liljilor
fioip Cree k, were In town Monday.
of
MIm Zultli'u rutnniu la vlxltlng her
later, Mra. II. 8. Edwnrda at May.
vllle, Oregon and eipectn to be there
all auiniiier. I
Flier ff (Jrant, lr. I'afaraon and
IrugKlat l uller of l.a lun, wcr In
tbo dty Monday i.lght.
Inalee llro'heri, Jiivc rilln come liana,
fntertnlned the pooplo of Independen
c at ttio HUir t'treu ulghta tbla week.
(. W. Roberta of Portland, waa a
gueat at tbo J. It. Colllna borne Sun
day. MIn Ilenklc, wl o baa be(n In Kant
ern Or.-gon, arrived homo the fore
part of the preceding week.
Itayinc nd Wllllan a departed for tii
ent 8: n tny. He will via t at Cbca.
go for eome time.
Keraey Kldrldite, who Is attendlna
school at Portland, wn8 home last
Sunday.
FOR SALE A good I'lanoa piano
player with 110.00 worth of mualc
t a bargain If taken anon It. II
Kaltz. Inquire of Dr. Allln.
E. 1). Lockhnrt and family of Salem
visited ot the homo of the writer
Sund'iy. Mr. Lockbnrt la c'ty edlcci
of the Statesman.
C. W. Hinkle went to Corvallls lgt
Thursday where lie hnd chargo of the
burial of m. P. Newton, a pioneer of
Ilenton c'liutty. Irterment was made
In Mt. I'nlon cemetery Saturday.
Now Ih I lie t'n e to order berry cra
tes. 'o lire jre;ire(i to furu:ah
thcucj at rea cnaf ! rl- e. Call and
aeo tg The ('bus. K. Spauldlng Log.
g:ng Company.
Tho iM iils cr al AHaorlalion Ih In
m on In the city and the place la
flooded with em'nent speakers who
part'clpBte In th exorcises at the
M K. chixch.
Thcs creamery Is now equipped to
make Ice cream and the first supply
was turnod out Wednesday. Dealers
of Independence will a'l ubo the home
undo cream.
Do You want to nitikw moro money?
We want emrget'c salesmen In your
territory. Expense money advanced.
For particulars address Alliuny Nurs'
ery, (Inc.), Albany, Oregon. t4.
1 lie present condition of the wea
ther Is pleasing to the farnior and hop
fcian. A prominent grower said the
pther day that the hop crop in Ore
gon was going to bo very light, but
Independence crops are looking well.
FOR SALIC One good as new rub
ber tiro buggy, also sot of new sin-
ThD racei at Suver Saturday attract
ed tho attention of many people from
independent, and all report a very
good enti rtarumcut
FOR bALK (.lie 2-horse power
Falrbunka Morse gasoline engine
chp; less than a year old. Inquire
at Sperlings Meat Market. tf.
For Sale. Three horse lower Fair-
tanks Morse gasoline c ni;lne, at a re-
narkablo barga'n if taken at once.
Oregon Power Co., Pallas. Oregon.
A steam merry-go-rdund has been
entertaining some of the big and
1 ttlo kids In the city for a few days
past.
8ever.il teams are at work, hauling
gravel from this city to Monmouth to
bo used In tho construd'on of the!
new schi'ol huild'ng.
W. A. Mesi-ner, wife, and daughter,
Lucllli! and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. John-
son. camo up from Mc.Mlnnvllle Sun
day in Mr. Muvsner'a automobile.
Chfts. Tooze of Oregon City, was In
tbo city Saturday and made u a brief
call. Mr. Tooze was looking1 around
for a piece of land.
(J o. llenHhaw of Dallas, was In the
city Welncuday.
Geo. M. lirowhor of Mt. Vernon,
was In the city yenterday.
K. ('. M n on of Salem, was in the
city Sunday.
F. J. Goo (enough transacted bus!
nmt In Salem yesterday.
T. W. Cnrft of Corva'lls, was In
tho city Sunday.
A. L. Ralmater of Philomath,
here on buslnehs Wednesday.
Fred Moxeman waa In Sherman co
unty on busluoHs last week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Ho:man of Mor-
rw, were In the city this week.
W. W. Wbltseth. of Grants Tags,
waa In town on buslne-s th's week.
Peter Cook tia
frjnt of bis store.
a new awning In
Cllbert M. McDonald cf Sclo,
In town one day this week.
Several from here attended the
Socialist Picnic at Dallas last Sat
urday.
Chas. O. Welker of Elkton, Ohio,
was looking over this aectlon of the
country this week.
Delbert Hannon and Ernest Cody,
of Jefferson, were In the city one day
this week.
' FOR SALE. A house and two lots
a cow and separator. Inquire at this
office.
The picnic whUfaj was to be beld at
Suer laat Saturday, has been post
poned until the 15:h of June.
The Independence Real Estate Com
pany sold tight lots In old town last
week to J. C. M Corny of Lebanon.
No school was held Tuesday- and
business was suspended In the fore-
neon on account of Memorial services.
M. Fowla of Alrlle, waa la tbe city ,
Wtdneaday. j
Wins Kora iirowne axpocts to go
next to Salem Saturday where aha will at
tend tba Bummer Normal.
Tbe orchestra will go to Monmouth
this evening to play for an entertain
ment. Tbe Independent Pickery has Just
put in a new cookie machine and a
peanut roaUi r
I. W. D cklnson was In philomath
Saturday where he went with Mr.
Illnkle'a funeral car
Meaars. Popleton and Huston of
Portland, were In tbe city yester
day enroute home from Eugene.
C. W. Shannon of Toledo, a former
resident of Independence, Is In the
ci'y on business.
A Salem autotruck parsed through
tbe city Wednesday with a monster
load of household furniture enroute to
Monmouth.
The ladies of the M. E. church cle-
ared $'36.45 from the dinner served
last week Thursday in the church par-lors.
waa
Beautiful new Jewelry for Graduation Gifts
"GOODS OF qUALITY-
I Iiave just received irom the msnufucturera a nice line of PracelctU,
ilat Pins, LockeU, Chains, Hbirt Waut Sets, Cuff Link. Souvenir
SKK)tn, Eto in Solid Golil Front and Gold Fille.l, "guaranteed"
goods, with the ti.imo of the manufacturer stamped on each piece,
which means the Ucto guarantee; them to ma and in turn I guar
antee thetn to you, which does away with all riak in buying Jewelr
and insure atiafaction. I aUo have a small selection of so' d g
piece. Engraving free on all goods sold.
" ROWE'8 JEWELRY SHOP, Prompt Service.
Will Wood, Leigh Whltcom and
Floyd Rrowna went over near Albany
Sunday to fix up an automobile, whlib
had been sllght'y wrecked.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hooker went to
Dallas Sunday to hear the evangelist
Olson, who Is attracting wide atten
tion there.
Wm. Dawes departed Tuesday for
Montana, where he will spend some
time. I
Jim Hl'liard returned from Portland
last Thursday where he spent a week
receiving me ileal treatment in the
hospital.
If you want to buy one of the best
farms in this vicinity for a little mon
ey, call on the Polk County Real Es
tate Co., Enterprise building.
Mrs. O. C. Letter of Portland, who
spent several days In the city with
Mrs. Will liloch, returned to her hom
Wednesday.
A representative of the Holton
Music House in Portland, was in the
city Monday and sold several new ln
Siruments to the local band for which
tbey paid J 06.00 each.
Miss Edith Halvorson went to Port
land Wednesday to meet her sister.
Miss Florence Dow, and will remain
there on a visit with the latter for
several days.
Look for the Yellow Box
When Buying Your Sox
Holeproof Hosiery comes only in yellow boset.
Imitations of the guarantee re numerous, bnt loaist
on getting tbe genuine "Holeproof "look for tbe
yellow box.
There is real worth in "Holeproof." The makers
pay 63 cents a pound for tbe finest Egyptian and Sea
Island Cotton, but they could get ordinary cotton at
12 cents a pound.
Tba body is 3 ply and tbe beels.toef and knee are
6-ply in "Holeproof." Common hosiery is only 2-ply
throughout. Both sell for the same price, bat tbe com
mon hose wear only one-sixth as long as "Holeproof."
This hosiery is as soft and smooth as
silk, yet we guarantee to replace any pair
that needs darning within sis months.
Men's bosa come in eleven colors and
women's In six tbe price Is 11.50 to (3 a
box of six pairs. Children's bose, in
black and tan only, at 12 a box. Come
la and see this hosiery for yourself learn what it is like today.
It as r-M.
fiolcpraoniosienj
fOfl MEN WOMEN AHQ CHILDREN
O. A. KREAMER, Independence, Or.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTICE
Mr. White, superintendent of the
Oregon Power Co.. at Dallas, was in
Roberts and the city on business the latter part of
the preceding week.
Let us make your abstract of title
for you. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Brown & Sibley, Attorneys and Ab
stracters, 610 Mill Street, Dallas, Ore
gon. 41-tf.
W. S. Jones of Alrlle, wps in the
city Tuesday. Mr. Jones has so!d his
.arm near Alrllo and will bold an aAr-
glo harness. Inquire at this office, tf tion sale of his personal property next
Agents wanted to se'.I concentrated; Friday. Ha has some Idea of moving
flavoring extracts and toilet articles.
Inquire of Mrs. Jas. Morgan.
in
to New Mexico.
S. C. Baker and wife and Mrs. Wm.
Baker of Portland, were here Decora-
J. E. Anderson of Illinois, was
the city Monday. Mr. Anderson Is j tion day. Mr. Baker has erected a
looking for a business location and he 'monument over the graves of his par-
Is so well pleased with the appear- ents and otherwise improved
ance of Independence that he may cemetery lots which mark the
conclude to locate here. I resting place of the good couple)
Having opened a Bicycle Repair
Shop on C street, Independence, I am
prepared to do all kinds of repair
work and furnish bicycles and bicycle
sundries Anderson Bicycle Shop. tf.
Miss Nettle Snyder went to Hub
bard and Canby Saturday, where she
was Invited to sing at Memorial ser
vices, at Hubbard in tfio forenoon and
Canby in the evening, Sunday.
Beeson Bros, big tent show will be
g'ven in this city next Tuesday eve
ning when they will present the "Cow
boy Girl." A grand street parade is
promised at 4 o'clock p. m. on the
date of the show, Tuesday, June 6.
t Sunday school 10, Morning worship
1. Sermon will be on the fifth chap
ter of Revelation.
B. Y. P. .U at 7 p. nx. Evening ser-
nice, 8. The subject for the evening
Is the "Second Coming of Jesus."
You will be Interested. Come!
Arthur R. Blackstone.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES
Next Lordsday our morning subject
will be "A Very Peculiar People," and
our eveninng subject Is "The Great
Example.'
Will you not come and hear these
subjects?
Don't forget our Bible School at
10 a. ni. v
It is for everytody. We want to be
yours. A cordial welcome will be
given to all. Yours Truly.
H. Campbell Clark, Minister.
THESE HIGH GRADE HOSE ARE NOW ON DISPLAY AT OUR
STORE. , LADIES' MENS' AND CHILDREN'S, FOUR PAIR FOR $1.00,
FULLY GUARANTEED FOR FOUR MONTHS.
The C. I. K. Store
PETER COOK, Proprietor.
Independence, Ore.
S. Price moved his bankrupt stock
of goods, which he has had on sale
the here for three weeks, to Falls City.
last He made good here, and is well pleas-
fed with the result of his efforts in
this city.
$55.00 ON TIME, $50.00
... CASH...
i ,s
Don't pay an exhorbltant price for
a Cream Separator when you can get
the best machine In the world, aVi
The New Elgin;
t a reasonable price. We buy di
rect 'from the manufacturer In the
East, 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
These are busy times for the mer
chnnts. Goods of all kinds are mov
ing out-of the different stores at a
ra'e never before noticed in Indepen
dence, and yet you will find a few
men In the commimity whof are afraid
that hard times are coming on.
The buildings back of Conkey, Wal
ker & Lehman's store were moved
this week to make rcom for the new
brick building to be erected by the
Odd Fellows. J. L. Hanna purchased
the building occupied by the millinery
store and this was moved to the cor
er of First and C. streets, oppostte
the hotel. The warehouse was mov
ed to the south part of the city.
F. S. Rexford, 615 New York Life
Bldg., Kansas City, Mo., says: "I had
a severe attack of a cold which set
tled in my back and kidneys1 and I wa
in great pain from my trouble. A
friend recommended Foley's Kidney
Pills and I used two bottles of them
and they have done me a world of
good." For sale by Williams Drug
Co. !;:'.:
rOLEYRlDNEYPl
FOR RHEUMATISM KIONf.S AND '
As Our Business
DEPENDS ON YOUR HEALTH,
FOR OUR OWN SUCCESS, IT
IS INCUMBENT ON US TO
SEE THAT YOUR DOCTOR'S
PRESCRIPTIONS ARE ACCU
RATELY FILLED BY COMPE
TENT PHARMACISTS, WITH
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS;
TO SUPPLY THE SICK-ROOM
WITH FEVER THERMOME
TERS, HOT-WATER BOTTLES,
BED-PANS, ETC.; AND TO
PLACE AT YOUR DISPOSAL
A WELL SELECTED STOCK
OF PATENT AND PROPRIE
TARY MEDICINES.
For the Lady of the House, We
Have Stationery, Perfumes, Toi
let Articles, Combs, Brushes,
Etc.
For the Farmer and Orchardist,
Formaldehyde, Blue Vltrol, Lime
Sulphur and Lead Arsenate,
and Lastly We Carry A Careful
ly Chosen, Stock of Bay State
Paints, Oil, Lead, Varnish and
Turpentine.
THE WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
Independence, Oregon.
Independence Meat Market
THE
DETERMINED TO KEEP UP THE
REPUTATION OF THE HOUSE.
OF OUR MANY SATISFIED CUS
FAULT. , WILL BLOCH,
Oregon.
HAS LONG SINCE BEEN NOTED FOR QUALITY, AND
NEW MANAGEMENT IS
LONG ESTABLISHED
IF YOU ARE, NOT ONE
TOMERS IT'S YOUR
Independence, ,
fi31EWKII5NETiPlLlS
For backaow Kidmbys and Slaoos
COMES QUICK TO
The Electric Power User
IF YOU SUSPECT THAT ELECTRIC
POWER CAN BE MADE USEFUL
TO YOU, CALL IN OUR NEW BUSI
NESS DEPARTMENT REPRE
SENTATIVES AND EXPLAIN YOUR
NEEDS. OUR MEN WILL BE GLAD
TO TAKE ALL THE TIME NECES
SARY TO MAKE AN INVESTIGA
TION, GO OVER THE PROPOSI
TION WITH YOU CAREFULLY AND
TO SUBMIT AUTHORITATIVE AD
VICE, PLANS AND ESTIMATES.
Ask our new Business Department.
Telephone: Bell 41; Mutual 5010.
OREGON POWER COMPANY,
J. L. WHITE, Mgr. y