Independence enterprise., July 21, 1911, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE INDEPENDENCE ENTER PRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
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Whenever yon want anything from thin store. That u intact
ly what the telephone it for. Wo havo so thorough a sysU-m
and our clerks uro ho thoroughly ti'Minud that we (ill every
t e 1 J 1 n n o otdcr with us much expedition and care its though
you stood on llio other side of tliu counter. Wo give per
onitl attention to telephone orders from physicians, JIavo
your doctor phono in your picHcrijd ion and tost our service...
Williams Drug Co,
Rexall Store
,T1k local Elks, ut Portland, and Prof. J. U, v. Butler, the popular Ions to the Bald final account and the
over Oregon, are cortnln to be con- tea'.hir, successful fanner, up-to-date, settlement thereof.
KTiituluted for this uMlme victory. i business man and vice-president of! Mary B. Stansberry, Executrix of
if you want to buy one of the bout the Ktote Normal, wm In the dty the eetite of Allen VV. StaBberry, de-
farm In this vicinity for a lflo mon- 011 '"day. He has Just had a trip eeas-d
ey, cull on the Io k County Koal Kb- t0 California and wan delighted with Litd and f.rst published July 7th.,
tale (o KnUTprli e building. wh,,t to the Bouth of ub. 1911.
The Homo TH-nboiM operating ' Mr- J- W. Winters came up from ; K F" Swo:'e' Attorney.
Independence nnd vicinity, has been Balem on Tuesday, with a big load
sold to Clydo K. CarRs of Portland,' of fine water mellong, which he gold
who will take possession at once- the local merchants. Mr, Winters Launch Independence lea.es the In
DEPARTURE OF BOAT
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Dr, Duganne, Dentist, over Inde
pendence National Bank. Both Phonet
Mr, (ius Sperling, of Portland, Is
In Independence on business and 1h
Very busy greeting IUh many friends.
Leave orders for slab wood at the
C. K. Spauldlng Logging Couipanys
of flee. tf.
r
Before buying your binder twine
see Hanna Brothers the Hardware!
Men.
.Mr. S. McKlmurry, of ludepeiid
Dr. Allin, Dentist, Cooper Bldg.
Mr. 1C. H. White, of Salem, was
In tho city on Tuesday, working a
inong tliu business men.
II. M. Ward, of the Marshal Wells
Co., of Portland, visited at the homo
of S. K. Owen i.'mt wei k.
M IB. Owen and Mrs. Clyde Alllllams
entertained the Noodle Craft Club on
Thui'Md iy of Pint week.
Kdlth Davidson, of Tor. land, vlsit
ed her mother, Mrs. S. K Owen,
of this city, a few days of last week.
Mrs. Albert Miller, of Look Deuel),
Mr, Charles (. Slulln, a director
In the Bcandaiiavlan Amorlcon Hank,
was in the city on Sunday. He Is tour
lug the country. Lot them como they
can find no bettor place.
Muring the past week Pce and Cal
breath have Rotten In a big line
of fue new eou lies and other furni
ture, If you are In need of a rest do
not fall to call and see these.
lives near Independence and suppli
ed thf local markets with water me
lons last year. lie disposed of lots of
them. ' .
Good 1100 pound buggy horse for
sain. He Is good nnd gentle for nan
or woman to drive, und is In fine con
dition. Owner will g-11 cheap. En
quire at Knt rprlse tfflce. C P 1
Mr. Kin. Orr, of Spokane, a friend
of former ays.d has made his fortune
by taking up rich land near here. He
Is now socking a better location and
a more congenial climate.and
course came to Oregon.
dependence dock for Salem at 8:30
a. m. dally,
RETURNING
Leaves 8alem dock at 4:00 p. m.,.
Fare 60 cents each way.
FOR SALE,
A team of chunkey, well made work
horses in good condition, for sale for
only 30.00.
Inqulr at the Enterprise office.
Y,T"& ?Y Kmi
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice 1b hereby given that the
of , undersigned has been duly appointed
He expects' administratrix of the estate of J. H.
to settle on the coast of Oregon ncarj Burton, deceased, by the county court
Newport. He greeted us warmly on i of the state of Oregon, for Polk Coun
Tuesday and will be here for a month j ty, and has qualified as such,
cr more. We wish he would settle In All persons having claims against
or around Independence. the said estate are hereby notified to the COST OF the
Little Ka-1. the seven year old son t,res"int the 8ame duy veriHed, to- HOME-MADE ARTICLE
A great celebration was held on the 0l Mr bn(1 MrB j jtf.eve(fj had Kfjther wltn the PfoPer vouchers there
WITHIN REACH
Is the finest cake . you ever ate.
Right at this bakery you will find
all torts of tempting goodies at
prices that are less than
night of, the nth, In Portland, withjag.l(1 a,.(.1(1,.Ilt Fr,(jay
a inaininouth procession.
and flro works.
with bands
P.
playing with
while ' oro to ne undersigned administratrix
fire-rackers one hap-!at her residence In the City of In-
Not o'Uy Klks but-.-.-. fn )n h..n, The dependence, Polk county, Oregon,
nil rl-iHHcs of citizens helped to cele-j ,aHh(,H W(;re burnei froIn ,)0th ot hlB
,,rale- eyes and one eye is seriously injured.
Mrs. Jennie Woods, of three miles, He was taken to Dr. Hewitt, who at-
south of this place, was In and gave tended to the injuries. The boy is
thi Enterprise office a pleasant call! much b ttcr now and we hope he
u
Saturday, and subscribed for theiwill luive a speedy recovery.
paper saying she could not get along
goon to Newport for the summer
wo wlali them comfort and rest.
' Mr. W. L. Mice and wife, 1). N. Mc
tntiirff and family, and II. K. Mc In
to rff and wife went to llumliiin lake
on Sundav and Hia nt a very nP-iiHunt
d:iy In thit woods.
Let us make your abstract of title
for you.
Urown & Sibley, Attorneys and Ah
Stractein, 010 Mill Street, Dallas, Ore
gon. 41-tf.
Jolm t'uderwood, who lives Just
north of town on a fine ls aero farm
was In town on Monday, tnnlliig and
cnee, with bis wifo and family, hav0 1 (:ui,f01 ni. Is visiting for a few days
with lier oil Montana friends, C. I).
C illireatli, wife and family.
Oak, Ash, Fir cord wood Leave
orders at. llauiia Pros. DuUve'y v.hn
desired at present prices. S. W
Leonird. tf.
JUST RECEIVED
A largo shipment of t 'lits and all
Satisfaction guaranteed.-, kill,lH "f l'lllU's. I'd' e and Cul-
breath.
M IBM Oladvs I'utnam, daughter of
Mr. W. N. Putnaiii, haw been visiting
in Sal in for the piiHt week. She re
turned home on Monday's boat.
Tao Polk County Real, state Co-
greeting his old friends. Ho ex pec ts of Independence, lus some very fine
to bale i.t least 150 toim of hay. i ba-ga'.ns, very close In. There Is no
,,,,,,, , , . better Investment.
Dr. PutpT has returned from wates-l
birg, Washington, where be weiitl Mr. C. D. Smiley, who has Just coin
with bis fisher In law, Mr. A. Nelson, pleted two large and beautiful new
for the latter's health. He reports houses on tno roati between nere uou
that the change did Mr. Nelson a Monmouth, was in Independence on
grus deal of good. Mrs Put It r remain Tmslny.
ed with her father and will be away jlr William McKlnney, who livee.
f ir some weeks. on a farm BOUl, of town, was In on
W. L. Pdce has Jast received word Saturday and reports haying la full
from Dr. Dunsmoro, now on a trip to' blast and the crop very fine In his
the Holy Land, from which w-s take! section. Goo l hot weather for hayinK
the following: "Tho coast of Ire-! now.
lisud almost in sight, and hope to land
had an uniiHiiuVy smooth passage, no
Written on
Prof. Aekerman, the earnest pres-
ildeiit of the State Normal, was In In
dependence on Monday and gave the
Enterprise a most pleasant call. We
are always wiser and better after
talking with this great man,
sea nor roll. All well
board slinp June, 30, 1911.
Pierce Uueves, of Sattle, son of It.
M K.... vnu nf mir eltv recently mot.
i.i. ..oi. J The Monmouth Realestate Co, of
ed in the loss of a big toe. Kor some ! Monmouth or the, Polk County Real
time ho was threatened with blood Co., of Independence can save
poisoning but now seems out of dan
ger. He is at his father's home in Hi-
dependence at the present and we
heartily wish him a speedy rcoveery.
Mr. M. Walker, our hotel man, to
gether with Mr. Thompson, our hotel
man at Dallas, went on Saturday to
visit their relatives, some eight miles
from Alliwiy, and returned on Mon
day. You would think them all Meth
odist preachers by the earnest reports
of fried chickens, which they are stil j
rejoicing In at this late date.
See tho Monmouth Realestate Co.
you money by buying land tnrougni
them. They have very large lists of
very flna bargains and you should
see them before buying.
The Polk Countv Real Estate Co.
Is getting out a pretty 11: tie booklet
advertising land In this part of Ore
gon. (Jet a copy nnd send it to your
friends and bring tliem here. Where
could they find such a place to make
a home as here?.
Twenty four years ago P. A. Bell
arrived in Oregon with Just ten dol
lars In his pocket. He was just from
fnr a preit farm harualn. 16S acres Germany nnd filed on ion acres ol
very mar Monmouth at only $63 perl land. Today he is worth fifty thou
arra wiih trrn1 termn. 140 of the sand dollars and he made it all off
1G8 Is under cultivation, much of it die land. He did not make it by spec
now in crop. Good buildings, fine liv-jularlon but Just from the soil. He be
ing spring, excellent neighborhood gan at the bottom, cleared the land
Close to church and school. What a and put it In shape. Well done Mr.
bargainn! I Bell. '
Best Service is in Demand
Everywhere and at all
times. That's why
KIRKLAND'S
PHARMACY
Should Interest you.
See Announcement Next Week.
w'thotit the Enterprise. Mrs. Woods
was on her way for a visit In, Dallas.
Mr. J. N. Stark, of Kugeiie but
well known here, eairio down on
Tuesday and will be here for n few
epys. Ills wife is with him. they cam
to bi rry the wife's father, Mr. Lew
is Hlankenship. The KnterpriBe ex-
t-nils hearty sympathy.
For five days the heat has been the
worst that It has overbeon hrre, pol'i
as high as 10.! in the Hhade but all
are not. foolish enough to stay In the
shade nil tho time. The term of heat
eontlniiet s longf r than usual but th
nights are c o .1 and all can sleep.
Rev. and Mrs. Blackstone went t
Mi-Minm llle on Monday where he wll
continue his studies for the
ministry. We will be glad when h
can be with us all the time for there
Is much to he done here and he Is
very earnest and enicient in ins woik
The beautiful building being erected
by the Odd Fellows, on "C" street
is getting on well and is going to be
at credit to our city. The contractor.
Alma Metzger, is pushing things all
lie can and surely understands his
buslnoHH.
Professor Dunton and wife, of Falls
C'ty, and Professor Mills, of Black
Hock, were in town on Tuesday. Mr.
Dunton haB been principal of the
Fdlls City schools for a number of
years and has brought that school up
to a very high standard. Prof. Mills 1
principal of the Bla'k Rock schools-
Gordon Adams, a young friend cf
-Mr. Anderson the bicycle man, Is her
from Corvallis and wants a job
of any kind of work but would rath
er drive a team. Mr Anderson gives
him a splendid recommendation. Any
one in need of a good boy call up the
Ent rrrise.
Mr. Uloch, the proprietor of the In
doptndence Meat Market, is 'to be
I congratulated on his nice new wagon,
beautiful team, and brand new har
ness. Tmit is tne way to uo tninga
and the public will scow their appre
ciation. The nice juicy meat will be
even sweeter by this clean, e'.egant
way of handling it.
Ou Saturday a beautiful little bird
flew into the building and took his
seat upon the linotype machine as if
very much Interested in how to make
a news paper. We do not know If fie
bird kingdom has learned how kind
the Enterprise force Is or not but,
although we all went up to within a
few feet of the machine, he did not
move until the operator went to work
We greatly enjoyed this Pleasant call
Ernest Zlelesch brought in from his
big farm, on Saturday, some alfalfa
which had been sown only forty day
and measured over 24 inches in
length. What do you think of that?
This Is truly a great country. The
next ten years will open the eyes of
many as to what can be done here.
This country Is only in its Infancy as
to its development. Let us get and
keep out of ruts. Some people think
nothing but oats and wheat will grow
here because they nave never grown
any thing else.
Major Mclndoe, who is in charge
of all the government works in the
district of Willamette, which takes
in the Columbia, Snake and all tri
butary rivers, came up this week to
the government dredger now working
in the river between Salem and Inde
pendence, for the purpose of Inspect
ing the work. They are moving a
great deal of gravel and making a
good channel. That is what we need-
Let everything bo done for naviga
tion possible. Competition is the
death of exorbitant freight rates.
within six months from the date oil
this notice. . I
Dated and first published, July 7th, J
1911. j
Ivy G. Burton, Administratrix of the
estate of J. H. Burton, deceased.
Have you tried our breadi Not
only do we use the best Ingredients
and the highest skill for our bread
and cakes, but our baking facilities
are unsurpassed.
I USE ONLY GENUINE
MATERIAL
Jewelry of Every Description Repair-
INDEPENDENCE BAKERY,
W. J. Thompson, at Portland jewel
er, with his wife and daughter, have
been on quite a trip to Cascadia and
other points. They are spending a few
days in this city at the homee of C.
O. Long, Mr. Thompson's brother in
law. They are full of praise for the
minora: springs at Cascadia, and say
tint it would be hard to find a plat e
betti r for an outing. The place is not
ou;y good but cheap.
Mr. A. M. Brown, our accomodating (
and hustling second hand man, drove
out on Sunday to the fine farm of
Hanna Bros, just north of Monmouth.;
He is very much enthused over the
farm and the fine stock, and says it
is one of the very best he has ever
seen. They have everything in fine
s iape and are now working about 15
men. Such a place gives a boost to
ha whore country. These industrious
young men are doing great things be
cause they themselves are not afraid
to go ahead. They have learned how
to turn defeat into victory. They have
dona much and will do greater things.
If Dr. Lowe did not have the ab'ility
to relieve the heal aches and othtr
nervous disturbances that often re
sult from eye strain he would not
call your attention to these distress
ing subjects. His glasses are not
"cure alls" they simply relieve eye
s'rain. If the troubles mentioned are
due to eye strain they cease. If It
is a matter or meaicme lne win seiiu
you in haste to a physician. Dr. Lowe
has worked too long to give satis
faction to wipe out all he has gained
for temporary profit. Dr. Lowe has
been visiting Polk Coun;y for more
than 19 years and can furnish a score
of references. Consult him about your
eyes and glasses on Friday, Ju'y 28,
in the . Independence Hotel. Remem
ber th'S date.
B. F. Swope, Attorney. INDEPENDENCE,
OREGON
Burk,s Big Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.
A MAMMOTH AMUSEMENT EX'l EEPRISE
I H TI iViiJi -trtvftW r i i
I M..
, -T'-ts a? jmr,. mess.
70 - People Engaged - 70
Concert Band and Symphony Orchestra A large 2-car show under canvas
Watch for the Big Street Free Parade
MORE PEOPLE, MORE PONIES, MORE DOGS
Than any other company traveling producing this great American drama.
WILL EXHIBIT AT INDEENPD ENCE, ORE., THURSDAY, JULY 27
Near the Depot, One Performance, at Night Only. Grand Free
Exhibition on Show Grounds at 7:00 P. M. before the show.
Mr. S. W. Leonard, who lives six
miles south of Independence, was in
on Saturday and gave the Enterprise
office a pleasant call. Mr. Leonard is
surely a, hustler of the old time kind.
He had always lived in the city un
til a year ago, when, becoming weary
of the grind, he bought this farm on
which he now lives, the land is
very fine but had no buildings on it.
He lived in a tent and went at it wi i
all his might, to get a home. He built
him a good seven roomed house, a
comfortable barn and all kinds of out
houses; he had cut some 500 cords of i
wood and himsslf hauled it to Inde
pendence and Monmouth. This year
his crops are fine and he will make
at least 75 tons of hay. Amid it all
the best thing is that he and his fam
ily are content and happy on the farr
We congratulate this earnest young
man and wish we had hundreds more
like him on this fine land.
' Kidney Diseases are Curable
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Bicycle Shot)
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WE HANDLE THE THREE BEST GRADES OF BICYCLES MANUFAC
TURED, THE CHINOOK, RAMBLER AND EARA. ALSO ALL KINDS
OF BICYCLE SUNDRIES; AND MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THE
MOST DIFFICULT REPAIRING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
We also do repairing on TinwarcGuns, Etc.
under certain conditions. The right
medicine must be taken before the
disease has progressed too far. Mr.
Perry A. Pitman, Dale, Tex., says:
"I was down in bed for four months
with kidney and bladder trouble and
gall stones. One bottle of Foley s
Kidney remedy cured me well and
sound." ask for it.
Sold by Williams Drug Co.
GO TO
Bice and Calbreath for CAMP FURNI
TURE.TENTS, CAMP CHAIRS, TA
BLES, COTS and TENTS.
WANTED
First class dairy cows,
be fresh by September.
Independence Creamery.
fresh or to
Inquire at
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JLlectric vSig'ns
The most conservative lines of business find a potent advertising
igent in the ELECTRIC SIGN. ,
AN ELECTRIC SIGN secures the attention of crowds In
.he main; traveled highways fixes the store In the mind of the
public dovetails with the newspaper advertising and brings
trade. Electric advertising Is good anywhere, but It Is a positive
NECESSITY to a side street location. ,
As): our New Business Department about INDIVIDUAL DE
SIGNS.
Ei!!!ii!
OREGON POWER CO.
Telephone: Bell 41.
Mutual 5010. ,
J. L. WHITE, Manager.
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