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THE INDEPENDENCE INTfcBPFISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
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THE PLEASANT LAXATIVE
One at Night
Makes the Next Day Bright
10c - 25c - 50c
WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
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OCAL - PERSONAL
Dr. Allln, Dentist, Cooper Bldfl.
Trile your old furniture for new at
A. M. Brown's.
J. D. Hlbbs & Co., Hardware.
Wood for sale. Inquire of Hanna
Drothers.
DR. LOWE, OCT 2.
Tablets, note books, School Books,
Me., Craven & Moorej
Joa Montgomery was in Dalian on
Mr. and Mm. Pooler and daughter.
w ere In the city Sunday. j business Tuesday.
"Dull skin" hosiery for strenuous' School books, pencils, pens
boys, at the People's Variety Store. ' boolin, etc. Craven & Moore.
! m.l-im f n,.n,.. ai m Win, Cut of tao American
the city Monday.
OAK WOOD FOR SALE. 8. Muhle
man. Phone 665.
Kills Briedwll and son of Mc
Minnville, were In the city Monday.
Dr. Duganne, Dentist, over Inde-
note
Typn
Wed-
Founders Co., was in the city
nesday.
Fred Snyder went to Ashland Tues
day to attend the M. K. conference.
He expects to enter the ministry.
The last dance of the season at
the Wlgrlcb. ranch was given Tuesday
I ,1 .llnn.l D .nl Rnth Dhflflita
nUBMfco - ( evening.
First-class farm hand wants a po-1 F)r blcy(.lo sundries and bicycle re
aition fcr the winter and spring. ( palrs cu on j-loyd D. Browne, at
Addrops Farmer, Care of Enterprise, independence Garage. All work guar-
The njipearance of the! Enterprise aun-ed satisfactory,
building has been improved this Win. Dawes returned from Seattle
wen It with a new coat of paint. last week w here he took his son,
J. D. Hlbbs & Co., Hardware.
Wm, Jl Bryan may speak ut the
i Dallas Fair.
Dr. Mills visited In Albany and
Salem the fore part of the week.
Floyd Browne was In Salem Wed
nesday. Hurry Herssug was In Dallas Satur
day and Sunday.
J. L. Stockton of Salem, wus In the
city Tuenduy.
G. W. Harvey and wife visited In
Woodburn Ttusday and Wednesday.
FOll SALE. House and lot In old
town. Mrs. M. E. Connett.
H. 11. Foster of Corvadlls, was In
the city on business Monday.
T. Ryan of Oregon City, transact
ed business In the city Monday.
Wm. Good of Albany, was In the
city the fore part of the week.
F. P. DavldBon of Spokane, Wash.,
visited In the city Tuesday.
Mllo Ilasmussen of Salem, transact
ed business in Indepednence the fore
part of the week.
' Wm. Herzog, between bis stores at
Independence and Dallas, will give
away a motorcycle.
Five dollars buys at single barrel
shot gun, 12 or 16 gauge, at Hlbbs &
(Company's.
The opening of the Dallas school
hoc) been postponed until September
30th.
Black Brothers will finish thresh
ing: tomorrow and next week will
put their clover huller in operation.
Dr. L. W. Horn, Veterinary Sur
geon, Crowley Bros. Livery Barn, In
dependence, Ore. Both Phones.
C. Lorence finished threshing grain
Wfdnesday, and yesterday morning
Started his clover duller.
The Rebekwh lodge will put on a
play In the near future which lives
promise of being one above the aver
age. For Trade $300 equity In Portland
lots for lot In Independence, driv
ing' outfit, live stocjc or anything use
ful. Address Box 621, Independence.
A. Anderson closed his bicycle shop
in this city last wwk and moved to
Corvallls, where he Is engaged In a
similar business.
We are now. taking orders for slab
wood at $3.00 per cord delivered In
city limits The Chas. K. Spalding
Logging Co.
E. M. Young finished picking his
hops and reports the largest yield he
has ever had since he went Into the
business.
Just Arrived
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A Full Line of Fall and ;
; Winter Clothing, Shoes
i and Dry Goods.
07E WISH to call your attention
j v to our line of shoes. They are
Elegant Styles
and complete in
every number. I
LADIES' ;
SHOES ;
This Fall come
in Suede with sat-
in top, Patent
I button and lace with cravehette top.
Gun metal, tan and kid come both In button and frorvt lace high I
top, military heel or medium with cuban heel.
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We Invite you to come In and examine our line before buying.
ConRey a Walker
Van Walters will move his family J. W. Wood of Arlington, was In
to Salem the first of next week. the city Sunday.
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A. Edick of Fails City, was la tiie Gus. Gillis and wife of Seattle, vis-
city Tuesday. ltea m cltv Iew days
. week.
Kusseu Field or Salem, transacted
business In the city Tuesday.
this
is!
No services will be held In the
M. E. church next Sunday owing to
H. M. Talson of McMinnville, spent the absence of the pastor, who
a few days in the city this week. attending conference at Ashland.
C. L. Hardy of Dallas, transacted j A. E, Cox went t0 Forest Grove
business In the city Monday. yesterday after some live stock for
W. L. Sklpton and W. E. Gale of nis! farm near tnl8 city which he re-
Salem, transacted business In the . cently purchased from Mr. Getchell.
City Tuesday. I Rft H K Fnskptt nf MnMlnnvllln.
W. A. Parsons of Portland, was Pastor at Large of the Baptist So-
ln the city yesterday looking after In- ciety in Oregon, will speak In the
surance business. ! Baptist church at this place next
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. J. G. Mcintosh and Mrs. P.
H. Drexler visited In Salem the fore
part of the week.
W. A. Messner, of McMinnville, a
former merchant of this city, was In
cnan. bmun or tne mcmamute. w the clty tne fore part of week
Ui the city Tuesday. Mr. Smith is
J. S. Cooper went to Corvallls on
Sunday to look after his hop Inter
ests. The Misses Burson of Stayton,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Brown a few days this week.
Rev. Sauford Snyder of Salem, was
In the city Monday. Tuesday he
went to Ashln.d to attend the con-frence.
Charles, for medical treatment.
lit'ter will remain there Borne time.
P. E. Bauer of SsV.em, was in the
cpy list Friday working In the Inter
The (another to take advantage of our low
subscription offer.
LOST. A telescope case. Party
who took same from the dock will
John Wesley rid J. W. Calvin of
Sclo, transacted business in the city
the fore part of the week.
P. S. Greenwood, Jr., and T. E.
punishment law.
11 n at the prison.
Mr. Bauer is chaii-1 contents. C. G. Skinner, or leave
at Enterprise office.
trea'ment. "People's Variety Store.'
M. H. Bauer of Corvallls, was In work.
the city Monday. On September 23
Mr. Bauer will hold an auction sale cf
blooded horses
In this Issue.
See his ad elsewhere
we will s'?nd the Weekly Oregon lan
The stores of Independence, which and the Enterprise to any address
have been kept open nights and Sun- until November 1, 1913, more than
days during the past three or four a year. This bargain period holds
weeks, will resume the regular order good until October 31. Take ad
of closing after this week. vantage of this liberal offer.
est of the abolslhment of the capital please return. It has more value th Campbell of Dtdlis, were In the city
sunuay.
Antotae Deloria,' Pos'master at Gar
den, Mich., knows the ex t facts
when he speaks ' of the curative va
lue of Foley Kidney Pills. He says:
"From my own experience I recom
mend Foley Kidney Pills, as a great
remedy for kidney trouble. My fath
er was cured of kidney disease and a
godd mary of my neighbors,, were
cured by Foley Kidney Pills." Wil
liams Drug Store.
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the "
Gignature of
Chet Long, the Wlgrlch' ranch ruer-. Several frouT'here contemplate go-
; chant, cut his finger seriously a few ! ing to Pendleton next week to the
days' ago with a butcher knife, and Round-up. It is expected that a spec
tVmost severed the member from his ; ltd car will be run for the conven-
Just received, a fine mmcrtment of hand hp-.-.ce of Independence people,
fxc 'Hent German Chine, decorated j
with assorted floral. spray and lustre The hopplckers commenced to move Baby Mlne 0Ile of the mo8t at.
out Monaay, as me yarus wei e im- j tractive plays ever seen in Oregon,
ished, and at the present time there ini ho aeon at tho nmnrt Own. in
airs, opening went to l oruiiiiu me re but tew here- gome of the grow
fore part of the week where she will er8 late wlth tne harvest, are offer
spend some time with her daughter, lng ll8 hgh aa 75 cent3 per box t0
Mrs. Smith. I Becure pickers enough to finish the
Salem tomorrow evening and, quite a
number from here contemplate at
Word has been received from Zed
Rosendorf, who has been to the
hot springs for a few weeks, that his
health is greatly benefitted. He will
be home soon.
There Is one thing certain, and that
is the County Prohibition committee
has a faculty of securing cheap print
ing. The Enterprise is not looking
for thait class of work.
z L. Damon's hopplckers desire to ex
tend to him a vote of thanks for his
generous treat on Wednesday, and
for his extreme kindness to them
throughout the entire season. The
Pickers.
Some person with little else to do
movd' J. G. Mcintosh's sign from
During the next few weeks we are, the walk in front of his place of busl-
prepared to make a most liberal offer
ness.
If the party will
to our subscribers. For only $1.75 I tum the same Mr. Mcintosh will be
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
We are pleased to announce that we have Installed a co nplets and
up-to-date line of SHEET and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
We cordially Invite anyone who la Interested In muclc to coma in $
and try over our line.
We have accepted the agency for t ie celebrated KOKLCR &
CHASE Pianos we also represent 'he St el. i way, Weber, Fischer
and other standard makes. We have two of these plano3 In stock
ready for Inspection, and have the mammoth stock of Kohler and
Chase, of Portland, at our Immediate disposal.
We can supply Independence people with
great saving over outside dealers prices.
We will be glad to show you the different
prices.
High Grade pianos at a
makes and give you
greatly obliged.
R. C. DeArmond finished hulling his
clover Wednesday. It yielded ten
bushels per acre. . Selling at 16 cents,
which is the market price, he re
ceived a very fair compensation per
acre. ! "
FOR SALE or trade, a feed.wood
and coal business for sr.tle at White
Salmon, Wash., 76 miles from Port
land on the Columbia river and North
B-mk rallrcsd. Price $1500; or will
trade for anything of equal value In
the Wlllamett valley. Address John
G. Murphy, Bingeoi, Waeh.
BROWN'S PHARMACY
Successor to P. M. Kirkland
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4) Dr. Heisley will be at the J. N.
Ij Jones residence on Railroad street,
in the ai m., Monday, Wednesday and
Friday of each week. Phone 79l2.
Treatment canbe haa at the home
of the patient if preferred. Dr. Heis
ley is a graduate of the A. T. Still
School of Osteopathy. Consultation
and examination free.
T. L. Parks, of Murraiyvllle, Ga.,
Roue 1, is in his 73rd year, and was
recently cured of M kidney and
bladdT trouble. He says himself:
"I have suffered with my kidneys.
My back ached and 1 was annoyed
with bladde irregularities. I can
truthfully say, one 50c bottle of Foley
Kidney Pills cured me entirely."
They contain no habit forming drugs.
WilllPms Drug Store.
ING DISEASE
"After four in our family had died
of consumption 1 was taken with
a frightf uf cough and lung trouble,
L.-i i . r . r, j j
inn my mo was saveu aim i irumeu u
87 pounds throuath using K
DR. KING'S I
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DISCOVERY
W. It. Patterson, Wellington, Tex. R
PRICE 50f! 8nii$1.00T AU DRUGGISTS, k
OPERA HOUSE
SALEM
Saturday Night
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Presents
Wm. A. Brady,
the; Funniest Play
Ltd.
in the
English Language
Baby Mine"
I BY MARGARET MAYO
"Baby Mine" is a joyous bundle of hearty fun, not to be missed
if you know what's good for you.
A year in New York, eight months in Chicago, nearly two years
in London, is but a brief record of the comedy in the larger cities-
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