CURTAINS, PER PAIR.
OENTTS, AND T&VV'AXRJD. -
Our Stock is Now Complete In
DRY GO0DS & CLOTHING
5 Boots and Shoos.
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Lace Curtains, per pair, 75 cts and up.
Beautiful !Rorieres. .
Lovely Dreapordos.
'Jotor Line, Tlma Table.
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TtH I. llUTI.HIt.-HIYMCIAN
ideorgron. hwrnUrjUJ.!.
atiuigeona, Independence,
In opera hut! block.
, Oreiton. Of-
It.H. 1.BH IIAHMITT.-
nvslcUu and KirKni. l-ll l
nlioii iM to dueaaea (
over Independence National
;", V p.' W. Habbilt, M. I. 0.
., i'allow Trinity madwal college.
,i KimuuM. m. i.-omcK
,d Maiden.., corner Italtroad and
onmoulli streets, Independence, Ore
ID. -
-law Olllr" over Independent
allonal Hunk, Independence, Or,
II FHAZKIt. DENTIST.
tfuVhoua building, College
ireet, Monmouth, Ore. iuii
setlnu guornnvecd.
. t. iii:nkm- tiik tonho.
IAL AllTlHi', Hit no superior In
iaviiigand llnlr-rutllug. tiiv him
Mr wwrk. jrjarHhvlnir Ifto. Hlr-
jdapeudeucc.
AHII mi l lO0ItS!-We carry a
A to. k of "h. "t,ori- M""1'!"!""'
jlc. garTurnlim a specialty.
i Utchell A Uohaiinon's, Main tr-t.
Items of Local News.
O. A. Kramer. Jeweler.
Dr. Kplcy, Hie doiitUt, guarantee
II III work.
Dr. Katoii, of Portland, waalnthe
city MumUy.
Ify.m ret HlroiiK' yu w111
Ki't ful nd MtiuiiK.
Kiwt Irnlna uil Hio Umi hcooiikhU
(Inn on the N, 1'. It. It.
Clmlfvtltr Jlrne. will imveyou money
on mitiwrlj.tloii for any htIikIIciiI.
I). (. Qiili'lt, of Kuvor. truimuct
ing (iuhIik m lii the city (tut Friday.
Ituy your lireud t Dmily A Ix ke'e.
Thry kwp Htmiig'e home Hindu bread.
Itev. 0. O. ruling, of I. Fayette
waa In the city durlug the flrat jiattof
(ho wiH-k.
Hon. J. J. Duly, of Dallu. waatrana
acting lrul biinliiiwa III the clly lunt
Hiitunluy.
JuHtxir Hnglpy, of Alrlle, gave Hie
K.NTWirRiHK offli-e a aoclal call Friday
afivruiMiii,
I'ur a dinnor pill and gi'imrnl (unillr
rattharllc vie i-oiifldrntly woniuiond
Hood' I'illa. A
Attorney (m. K, ChainlMrlaln, of
AHmny, wna In the clly on legal bu
lna Saturday.
W. II. Whaler and fatnlly, rf Moo
niiiiilh, i-xHTt to iiuiko tlili clly thi'lr
home In llm tifor future.
Mia Chnrlt-e I,. I'ltT.-e. of (loidi-n-dal',
Wimh., accoiiiiiiilfd by her threo
chlldreu, Ik vialllng relative In tills
city.
J. I). Irvine will aUt Aum-wor
Ileckel In awuwlng thla part of the
county. He will U-glii work the flrat
of April.
Clyde Hurley, of rortlnnd, who hni
lvn vUltlng relutlvi-a In thiaelty for
I he imul ten daya, returned home
Momlay.
Mix lkdlle WtHcmnn, who baa been
apendlng the winter In thla city, re
turned to her Wall Walla home lant
Monday.
An exchungvaaya: Wheat Ima rained
Tax Hat at Flrat National bank.
Dr. Kulwy, dciitlat, Monmouth.
You can ay taxea at Flrat National
bunk.
Hoap 75 ceuU per box at tba Btar
Grocery.
Ia4l jainclU 10 mU a doneu at
Clodfelter liroa.
Ktroug'a home made bread aella on
Itamerlla. Try K
The Lcglalmure baa adjourned but
theN. IMMt.atlll runa.
O. A. Kramer liua a pnUty dlaplay of
Jewelry In hie ahow window.
Now In. That fine line of ladlea
aprlng ahoee. Tlio lUckct ator.
Try a few pouiulU of tlnaie cvajorat
ed Hjaehua at the'BUr Orwasry.
Hutwcrllio furuny iHsrlodlcal or paper
at Clodfelter Jtroa. and aave money.
IrfMik at tliomi alx butUm line kid,
turn aide ahoea for ladlea at the Itucket
ator.
W. H. Hawley agent for theN. P.
It. U, will le glud to uote you ratea to
I lie Hunt.
(Shoo bruahce, acrub bruahea and
etvve bruahea W nt"u lt tue
Htur (Jrotery.
The McMlnuvlllu clly couucll have
pnaacd an ordinance, cloalng the UrUT
khojia on (Sunday.
A uew aldewalk haa been laid lu
front of the D. J. Whiteukcr budding
ccupled by ClodfilU-r Broa.
M ra. J. 0. Onrdner, of rialein, la vlall
Ingatthe beditide of M ra. A. J. Tupper,
of thla city, w bo li aerloualy ill.
II. 8. Port wood.wlllacllyou Ituct
Calf atioee any alyle for Ua money
than any other llrtu in the state.
Cyrua Vaughn, of Newbtirg, la vMt
iug the family of M. A. Kakcr In thla
city. lie la a couitlu to Mr. llaker.
The motor will have hero at 7:15
hurp for the inuxleul entertainment at
Monmouth next Sulurilay evening.
Tho bualneaa lutu of the elty aie com
ing out with tho cuatniuury nprlngdla
pluy of funey ortlolea In their ahow
viludxvva.
Fred Whltcomb, a brakoiuan on the
4ta alnc4 Ddph wua defeated. In the i, freight train, foil between the
ad!Brlclt Work of ull Iklnd
one on abort nolle and war
mnwd antlaMctory. Addreaa
ionmouth, Or.
. k FOItcn.-l N PKPKSDENCK
uter. BucraMorto W.A.Van
wo ohaira. hhavlng Ifte. hatha
orahoiil on abort notice. M'tt
to Flrat National bauk. IndrjH ii-
bath tutai no twUoua waiting
STotarv I3uTlic.
Lira and Fl' Inauraace,
.,, iMnaeasaawrit, m
Mala8t-
lllHull aw"'"
pnkln'
J. 1). 1KVINE,
Justica of tha PcacB,
INllKI'ENDKNCK, OllK.
WrttMlnmri.l mke-t'o llerloaa
: Tlpca Tolmcco
' If you amoke cmno
I and Inapect our Hue
, of plpea ami tobacco.
t Thev arc quite choice J
f " aud"vcry reuaonulile.
S P. C. PATTERSON :
We are oflVrlug freah
cuiidlea and uuta at
na low a price aa we
poaalbly can. Hamplo
our dIUerent klada.
r -jHnaira
vTHKRE AKK shoes and
shoe. There are Shoes
you- want and
i don't want.
coed Shoes,
Our Shoes aro
The Shoes
Shoos you
When you
I You want.
THE RACKET STOlt.
t
Mrs. Tllman Shlnn,
Laundryino Shirts J
A BPK.f'IAl.TY. Wiwlili mut b f
' d..ncrclrrly an M..nd or Tw
dy, llhT al Mm. Milnn a rwldonce
or at J. I. Irvine' Uir. J
Notice.
Having diapoaed of hl Intereat in the
Polk County Tile Worka, the under
'"Ded haa no more connection with
t..' aald Ami la any matte r whatever
F. M. Clod'eiter.
Independence. Or., March 21, 1U5.
If you want to purchase blank w ar
ranty deeds quit-claim deeds bond
fordeeda, real eMate niortKKa. cbatUd
mortgagee (filing or recording,) crop
mortgage, releaae of mortgagee, re
newed of chattel mortgage, or any
other legal blanka, call at thla office.
Wail ordertprr.r. j llj f."ed. Bend for
I?ioa Hat.
name of proeiwrlly keep Uio wheel
turning.
The traveling public appreciate good
hotel accomodation. The bent in lu
dee,idence will be found at the Little
Palace hotel.
The Itucket atorc hna a flue do-play
window. Mr- Mill la a runt lor nud
knowa how to get Ihluga together In
attractive atyle.
C. 8. Ti ulllnger, n young gentleman
of North Yamhill, n former atudent al
the Monmouth Htnto Normal, waa In
the city Katunliiy.
Mra. Hatllo llayca and little daugh
ter arrived from inneeiiueni-e una.
mtri.lug for a vhdt at tho parent ial
home. Aahland TldliiK.
The llou Hon alwnya currlca the
heat and (lureal camliea, Treau iruna,
nuta of all klnda, aa well aa tho flneat
Hues of cigar and tohuceoa.
Mlaa Dalay KIokt, of Corvollla, who
lma lawn stopping with the family of
Curtla Cooper dining the paat whiter,
returned home luat Monday.
Frank Oeddea, of linker City, a form
er atudent of the Moiimoulh Nornuil
who hna la-en vlaltlug hla Alum Muter,
returned home Monday afternoon.
J, F. O'Donuell'a alignment atock
of hardware waa aold at public auction
Saturday afternoon to Frank Cham
bers, a leading F.ugeiie hardware man,
for tlStH).
Hon. P. W. Haley gave tho Enter-
l-ltlBK ofilee a pleaannt call Saturday.
He had lieen attending a business meet
i.. ..film M.miiioLi.'b Normiki bnard
...H . ,
cf regents.
Elder It. L. Shelly preached at
Witch Hazel achool houao last Sunday
afternoon to a large and attentive
audience. A number of church goers
Hillahoro wero present at the
service. Hlllaboro Independent
The farmers generally speak of the
recent rains aa being of Inestimable
benefit to the crops and to late plowing
and seeding. They now feel assured
u tlla vaar'a barveat will tie one oi
the moat abundant In tho history
the Willamette valley.
The Kremer dramatic troupe per
formed before a email houae laat 6atur-
duv. Owiun to the Inclemetitcy of tho
weather only a small audience turned
out. Mr. Kremer la a flue actor, ana
uuder more favorablo circuimsiaiicr
w ould kI ve a splendid account of him
elf. He la evidently a first class actor.
It la learned that coutracta for hop
on the three years' plan have been
made at Aurora and St. Paul In Marlou
vitint v. The olan la like thla: The
flrat year at 8 oenta, the second year at
10 centa, and the third, at 12 cents,
averaging 10 centa per pound for the
ih. vear. It la not known whether
or not any such agreement have been
made elsewhere. A Ibany Hernia
The Polk CountT Observer baa Just
lutsaed the seventh milo atone or lie ex
latence. It was established at Mou
..,ih. March 22. 1SSS, and waa re
n.nr.1 to Dallas. January 27, 1SSSI.
Tha Obaerrer la atraightout republi-
.,,.1 lonnote Ita favorih. phraae.
alwsya trie to "keep lu tho middle of
the road." Tho Observer and Ksrsn
rWK aometimea clash In opinion, but
.n .n,n.llt WbO hUS tHO
W O II.. M - 11
! courage to "speak out la weetin .
cur
Dr. Iowo leave Saturduy dood,
One aasesameiit only lu the A. O. U.
W. for April IWrt.
Dr. Epley, tho dentist, Monmouth,
doc crown and bridge work,
Tho Kktkkpbihk and Oregonlan
for 2 a year. Inuulro at thla oftlco.
8uld Undo Ham to Hjiaiu: "Send
along that apology and CUBA little
quick about lt."N. Y. Advertiser.
Mlaa Itowden, of Una city, will per
forin on the cello at lb mimical enter
tainment lu Monmouth next Saturday
evening. '' f
Harry Lallluger, a leutllug Port
Townaend attorney, waa' visiting his
later, Mra. M. L. Votrldx lu this city
over Sunday, a., ,-.,. ,
M. D. Ibaicb, atata orgaiilacr of
W(M)dmen of tho World,' orgarrixed a
camp of aom thirty mt-iiibera at Mori
mouth Wednesday evculng. ,
Traveler who desire eood accomo
dutlous alway stop at the Little
Palace hotel, while In Independence.
The beat room and the beat meal In
the city.
Do not be aatlallcd with alop made or
baud me downa any longer, but go to
the tullor shop and get your money
worth. Satisfaction guaranteed every
time at T. Iaytou Jeuks.
If you want Jobwork Jul little
belter than any other'ahop Uj tho
county can do It, leave yor order at
tha Entkkhkihb ofilcc. Their work
men aro artlata, aud know how to
avoid offensive combination so fre
quently aeeu In the work of would-be
flrst-ciuss" priuUrs. Price are a low
aa you would have to pay Jot Inferior
work.
TOLD IN SIDK - HEADS.
of
u-..a iimtaiit v klllcti near
Wolf Creek lust Mtmihiy morning.
Measra. CampU'lI & Co
Job on tho water tower. It la now
c tiiipletely luclomd aud will I an
ornament to the city when puiuled.
Wo understand that J. K. Miller, of
Moumouih, hua sold hia drug store to
Frank Lucas. Mr. Lucas is ft live
young man aud is suro to succeed in
the business,
Messrs. Scott A Itlggs are soliciting
bualneaa ad to puiiil ou the big water
tower. We understand that almost
every buaiuess house lu the city will
bo represented.
We call attention toll. S. Port wood's
new ad. In thla weeks Issue, neau iiic
xcepllonally low pricva be Is minting
, ..i.-. ..,1 ..-li.tn In Muii-
uii uooia auu bu. -v
mouth call on him.
If vou are weak and worn out, or havo
that tired feeling Hood's Sanmparilla is
ust tho incdicino to rostoro your
atrength and give you a good appetite.
Hood's makes pure blood. o
Jas. Floyd, of Monmouth, has bo-
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come a rofi'ieni iinii-".-ii-".--
haa reutetl the Harben Cooikt prticriy
ut the north end of the ftKit bridge,
and his family moved In Tuesday.
New clothes, new samples. T. Lay-
... l.. 1.. r.....
toil Jenka win receive in
lime - more new samples. Come m
nd have a Imik at them, licmember
. ..!. I...
Ihia: Tho tailor anop on v,si. nuit
only place In Ue city, you fus
custom tailor made suit.
The leoont rains have raised the rlv.
... .. , mi.. .1,,..,.
er to a fair laiaunvt atngo. m
now some eleven net above low water
mark, and the A I'-ona ana r-imore are
kept busy taking frelgut t roruauu.
ltoth of these ftfiiiuer passeuuowu
. 1 1 .1 1 in.
tbo river 110 olllel uuy n-auuu i
the guards.
Mr. It. Wilson, father of K b. W il-
,,f the Star Grocery, arrived In tma
itv last Saturday from cnicago. wr.
. . . a . I
Wllaon la an Invalid ana nope io o
w.nentted bv a chango of climate, airs,
Wilaon has beeu keeping house for her
i.,rin.r Hip iinst v I liter. She met
P.II1 v.wi.o ,
her husband at Salem last baturusy
It ia said that large numbers of sal
mon are coming tip the Willamette via
the uew flsli ladder. These nsn win
hunt breeding grounds lu the stream
of the upper Willamette, and If the fish
ladder proves a success we may reason
ably expect that In a few years our val
ley streams will no auppneu
plenty of fine fish.
Tho building season ha hardly be
gun lu Independence, but the outlook
Is very encouraging for a substantial
erowth during tho year. In the way
of building lor business purposes
Rnerliua- Bros, have made a good be-
ginulog by erecting a substantial one
atory brick. The worx on
lug Is progressing rapidly.
For eighty year of the lifo of this
republic, gdd and silver marched side
by side as primary money, at a parity.
n Infun.v uiinaralclled, silver waa
..j . .... ... .,,
and ueoasou vx u
Tha a. k. R. EatorUiBnont-In apite
of Inclement weather quite a fair sized
audience waa present at the O. A. H.
entertainmeut last Saturday evening.
The program waa rendered lu very
good style by the local taleut, especially
the music. The Monmouth Novelio
quaitelte rendered a number of songs
in their iulmituble aud tuost taking
atyle. Indeed they were the drawing
card of tho cntertaiumcut and were
rciwadly encored.' The "Novelio" is
winiiiug gtddeiTlaurels wherever they
I jerrorm jnd their reputation as Hrat
did a neat J uubS BrUaU lg rapidly cXtendlug be.
yond local llmlta. Ico cream service
followed immediately after the musical
and recitalaon cxorelae. v'J.he cutcr
taiuineiit closed with , spcccliis aud
anecdolea by the velerana aud others.
The gross niipta of the evening
umouuted to $U.(K. ' .
Kelluion Statistics. The latest atu
tistics of valuo give the liial place to
Confucianism, tho second place to
llindoolsui, the third place to Roman
Catholicism, tho' fourth place to
Mdiammedauisiu, the tlgures being
respectfully, O.OOO.OlWi 831,OuO,0(W;
liKl.OOO.OOO; '177,000,000. Ill this
country, though tho.-" Protestant
churches out number tho Kouian
fuii.iilic. that church loud .with
0,231,000, the Methodists .come second
Willi 4,5H!),2S4; tlio napusta luiru, w im
3 712,418; the Presbyteiians fourth with
l.Tslsa-. The Christian religion, as
a whole, has over 477,000,000 aunerenis.
Prof. lico. W. fc-vbriug, or this city,
is visiting relatives In Southern Ore
gon, so we ore told.
Our Old People The second oldest
peusiouer on the rolls of the United
Slates is Hose Drown, of drain's Pass,
Or. Tho oldest Is 1 ttvid McCoy, of
Kedland, Cul. McCoy Is IU4 years oiu
lirown is 10.1. lirown was a soldier in
tho New York troops during the w ar
of 1812. He came to urcgou luanj
years ago. Although he hus beeu re
eelvlnit the regular peusiou of tho war
of 1812, it has not been enough to sup-
oort him and his peusiou lias recently
been iucreasea. wr, jjrowu
ouly boy, aged 7o years ctaiesinau.
Tha Battla Slils Orgon. Governor
Lord has lasucd a letterjunder dateof
March 25. iu which he Invites "mayor
r,t tnnuTDorated clue and representa
v- . . - . ,
Uvea of commercial bodies to meet iu
the atate capltoi, the 22d day of April,
1895. at 2 o'clock, p. lOctor tue par
nose of considering oiid determining
the matter or presenting u too win
mander of the battle-ship Oregon' on
her arrival in a state seauort, a lit ting
token of our peoples appreciation of
tho hich honor Ustowed upon tue
state of Oregon."
Anniversary Parly. Wednesday eve
ning being the 12th anniversary oi jur.
n.l Mrs. J. S. Cooper's wedding a
number of friends gathered at their
home rcsldeuce ou 3d and C streets in
honor of the evcut. Refreshments
a-om aerved the iruesta and the eve.
niue amusemcnU consisted of parlor
cards etc The kind host and
hostess wero the recipients ot several
.t nreMMits as a momento of the
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occasiou .
iixlcal Eatcrtateinext. The local
talent of Monmouth will give a rare
musical entertainment at the Normal
chapel, Saturday evening, Marcli su.
A highly interesting projraru win
rendered consisting of sooga, recita
tions and Instrumental music The
la under the efllcieut
ladaaaadsao Cant Fo. 12- t- it.
Roach, auto organizer of tho Wood
men of tho World, instituted a Camp
of Woodmen In thla city last Tuesday
evening. Homo twenty members of
the Salem camp were present and a
alsted In tho ceniionles, and there
was also one visitor from Mc
Miniivlllo Camp. Tho officer In
stalled wero a follow; Consul, T.
A. Hayes; adviser, H- A. Mulkey; clerk.
I. V. Clodfelter banker, E. V. Cooper;
escort, .; Ktroug; camp phyalclans,
R L. Ketchum, W. Dabbltt, T.J. Lee;
watchman, O. A. Kramer; oeutry, R.
D. Cooittr; board of manager, John
Young, J. M. Vanduyn, Scott Ix)Ugh
ory. O. A. Smith appointed paat
consul. The camp was organized with
a charter membership of 32. The in.
stallatloa ceremonies were not cled
until about midnight when the camp
adjourned to tho Little Palace hotel
where refreshment were aerved. A
pleasant, social time was had and
many toasts offeiedjand resjionded to.
Independence camp start out under
very flattering clrcunwtanees and it Is
believed that a strong organisation will
be built up lu the near future.
Honmontb Cam? Ho. 49. A very
promising camp of tho Woodmen of the
World was organized at Monmouth
Wednesday evening, with a member
ship of some thirty odd. There were
a number of visitors from Salem, Mc
Miunvllle and this city. The follow
Ing officers were Installed: J. B. V.
liutler, C. Ci J. 8. Stump, A. L; J. E.
Hale, clerks W. A. Wann, banker;
Dr. Epley, P. C; F. Mulkey, escort;
C. Mulkey, watchman; J. Hubbard,
sentry; Measi. Portwood, Perklna and
Frazer, mauagors; Dr. Crowley, physi
cian. Changes and Removal - J. F. O'Don-
iII la arramrim? to remove Into his
former headquarters opposite the In
dependence National bank; E. B. Berg
has purcnasea too ouuuiug nuw v
pied by the ExTEHPRise office and will
remove his stock of furniture in a few
days; Frank Chamber has rented the
brick building now occupied by Mr.
Berg and will remove his hardware
store there; Tho Extkki-rise will be
set tin in Its uew headquarters In a few
days, aud all goes merry aa a marriage
bell. So this is the way people rustle
around in Independence.
A I It LIE.
HORN.
IICXTLEY. At their farm home 3
miles south of Independence, March
20, 1895, to ihewife of Charles Hunt
ley, a boy, weight 0 pounds.
Items scarce.
Henry Tarter roado a busiiicM
trip to fcalein the first of the week.
The familiar "grunt" of the
grouse can be heard all around,
and our nimrods bring ono in oc
casionally. Everett Staats has taken bis
fino stepjwjr, Almalene, to Albany,
and will kep her on the track
there this spring.
Great interest is being taken in
the protracted meeting at the
Ward school house a few miles
south of here. The meeting is con
ducted by Rev. Pewther.
Dave and Phy Bimpson have
taken advantage of the sudden rise
in tho Luckiamute, and are now
making a drive down with the
logs recently pulled in with the
small engine.
J. F. Berry has bought 200 acres
nffofllie Sol Stump Place near
here, aud J-M. Staats has bought
80 acres, adjoining his larm
Johnny Stump.
W. E. Williams has set quite a
string of posts along the lane here,
and will put on tho plank jusi as
soon as he can haul the lumber.
Ajax.
of
DALLAS.
MAKKIED.
with
thii build
ROGERS SCOT P. At the residence
of George Rogers, near lDdepeadence,
Or , on Sunday, March 24, 1B95,
Josf ph Doners aud Miss Belle Scott,
ltev. L. S. Fisher officiating.
The groom and bride are well known
young people in this vicinity, and
thidr many friends wish them a pleas
ant and happy journey through life
together. The Entfrpkise joins in
congratulation.
WILLIAMSON EDGAR. - Near
Ouk Grove, Polk couuty, Or., at the
home of J. W. Edgar, March 27, 18Uo,
R. J. Williamson rnd Miss Ida
Edgar, also L. A. Williamson and
Miss Ada Edgar, Rev. J. W. Osborn
officiating.
The fair young brides are twin sisters
and tho gallant onuegrooma are
irothers. The young gentUmen are
well known farmers in the Oak Grove
neighborhood and theyoung ladies are
the daughters of Mr and Mr. J. vt
Edirar. The many friends ot tue
roiiim couple wish them a pleasant
and prosperous voyage on the matri
monial sea.
Oar baseball team did not play
at Monmouth laBt Saturday owing
to the bad weather.
Oscar Ilayter, of this city, who
has been working at Oregon ouy
for some time, is at borne again.
P.(v. Barton Riees, of Salem,
preached from the Christian pulpit
in this city last Sunday.
Mr. Oxlev. a resident of this
city, left here Friday for Indepen-.
dence.
The Epworth League, of the M
E. Church, is making arrange
ments to entertain the delegates to
tha convention which convenes
hero in the near future.
Rev. Swackhammer, of Pennsyl
vania, is holding religions services
at the Baptist church m uauas.
Oor city dads have gotten i
move on themselves and are hav
ing Main street cleaned.
Arthur Moore is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Alice Dempsey, of Dixie,
was in Dallas Monday on business.
The republicans will carry on
the campaign in this city without
a protective tariff plank in their
platform.
Tfour neonle want the woolen
mill started up, they should elect
the republican ticket, and then
confidence will be restored among
our business men, who win start
the wheels to spinning. Dallas
will then become a prosperous city.
G ROVER.
Mrs. Minnie Nelson, of the Amer
ican Bottom, has been quito sjck, .
but is now slowly mending.
Tho pleasant weather after the
storm ha ttarted work ti goinjr .
and flowers and fruit trees to
blooming.
Hugh Baldwin and wife paid .
Independence, a flying trip last
Monday.
Bkuxo.
Resolution of Bi pec t-' .
Whereas, it having pleased., the
Supreme Ruler of tha Universe to
remove from our midst our wormy
brother. Walter P. Cattron, there- "
fore be it
Jiemkeil, By Idaho Lodge Jo.
Knights of Pythias, of Moscow, -Idaho,
that while we bow with
humble submission to the will of-
God, we mourn the loss of our .
brother who was taken away from
us so suddenly and whose depar
ture leaves desolation and sorrow,
here but a few short weeks ago
was happiness and prosperity.
Itemized, That the intimate ,
relations sustained bv the members ..
of this Lodge and our departed
brother, and the wisdom and'
ability which he exercised in aid
of our Lodge work will be held in
grateful remembrance
Jietolved, lnat the removal oi
such a man from our Lodge leaves
a vacancy and shadow that will be
deeply realized by all Knights .
Renolred, That Uie nearueu ,
sympathy of this Lodge be ex
tended to the relatives and many
friends of the deceased in tho hour
of their bereavement, and that a
page in onr records suitably in
scribed be devoted to the sacred
memory of our lamented brother...,
and a copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to the relatives of the
deceased and published in tho local
papers.
I. C. ITattabaugh, i '
G.J.Pahkeb, Committee,
P. Murphy. ) ... .
Dated at Moscow, Idaho." this
lGth day of March, A. !., 1895. ' ' "'
RICKKEALL.
atricken aown auu c j .. a Rickler.
I hree Slaters. k
We understand that Miss Lottie
Hedges is improving.
Pres. P. L- Campbell lectured
before the Y. M. C. A. in balern
last evening.
We understand that the Mon
mouth K. of P. will reorganize
their lodge in the near luture.
Mrs D. N. Smith, of Salem, is
visitinir her father, E. T. Smith, of
the Star Grocery, lor a lew aays. i
Next Sunday at the Congrega
tional church preaching by the
pastor at ii -
is Congregationalism?" A pro
gram of music, recitations and
talks has been prepared by the Y.
P. S, C. E. for the evening service
at 7:30. Miss Fannie Orr, of
Rickreall, will recite, Mrs. Pad
dock and others will sing. O. B.
Whitmore, the pastor, will preach
at Rickreall at 7:30 p. m.
The third quaaterly meeting of
this year for this charge ot me iu.
E church will be held Saturday
and Sunday. The Quarterly con-
fcronc will be held at Buena
Vista Saturday, at 2:30 p. nv
ProaViinir Saturday evening at
7:30 by Rev. Parsons, D. D. Sun
Hnv it 11 a. ni. rireaclnna by Rev.
Parsons followed by the Sacrament
of the Lord's Supper. Sunday
evening at ?:Vti Rev. Parsons will
preach in the church in Indepen
dence and desires to meet all the
members of the church at this
The recent rains will do the grain
a great deal of good.
The County Sheriff was in the
town one day last week on business.
The ball given by the band last
Friday night was very well attend
ed considering the ttormy night
Every one report an enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. Orr, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Nef mith and Mr. D. A. Hoag
spent last Sunday at Jas. Gibson's.
Rev. Whitmore preached us a
very interesting sermon last Sun
day morning. He intends holding
a series of meeting here in the near
future.
Several couple from Monmouth
attended the ball here last Friday
night
Mr. Ed. Clark,' who has been
sick for some time," is improving
slowly.
Chs Rurkhart: of.Albany, was
visiting with relatives of this place
the first of tue wee.
Stupest.
Deafness Cannot be Cured "
by local applications, as' they canhbt"'''
reach the diseased portion of the ear?.
There is only one way to cure Deafnes.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed conr--ditton
of the -mucous lining of the" :
Eustachian Tube. When this tub eeU
inflamed yon have a rumbling sound or (
imperfect hearing, and when it i en-""
tirelv closed Deafness is the result, and-.,
unless the inflamation can betaken out
and this tube restored to its normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed ; for-.
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but air inP-- :
flamed, condition ol tho mucous surfaces, ....
We will give One Hundred Dollar
for . any case of IVafnces (canoed- by'
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall r
Catarrh Cure: Send for circulars, free.
F. J . CH EX E Y & CO., Toledo, O. -fjsysold
by Druggists, 75c. . - .
A Bright Eye w
is the sign of good health and an "
alert mind. Strange that it should
almost always depend on tho state
ofjdigestion, but it. does. A liipans ,
Tabulo taken after meals gives the
little artificial "help most grown
people need.
Administration lTotioe. '
Notice Is bcreby given that I hava ln ( .
uppoiuted by the oouniy eouri. oi
county. Stale of Oregon. admluUtratrl of -
the estate ol D. H. Cloaieuer, oei-r. ,
oeraont having claims against aid enlata t.
arc notified to present the some to mo, fluiy
aerified, as required by law, vium
months from this data, at independence;
Oregon. Mabt E.Cwjori.TeB,
AUIulUtiii11".
Dated March 7, 1885- ., ;w,
. Appointm"11'8- vi-a
Following are the anointment. oT M . rV
cborchaoutn ""nu'","":.l
ville. 1st Sunday ai u -
. . . . . . ntwIlllLHt 11 I.
p. m.; reeuee, i .".,"
vllle at 7 p. m.; n
acan nr.
moruiog v . ,-M TURNEBi past,,,, .
BUENA VISTA.
IndopeodcncM
. t-venlna at T
. a. in i l.oiil
lndendence'
Health in Your Vest Pocket J
A box of Ripans Tabules can be
stored away in, your vest pocket. .
It coBts you only 50 cents, and
may save vou as many dollars'
worth-of time and docmr bills.- ; '
M. N. Prather. Clint Cole and
Mel Baldwin went down the river
to Eola last week, where they had
run a raft aground some time ago.
The boys had to set up during the
night and wait for the raising of
the water to move the raft The
raft floated about midnight and the
boys run it into Salem at 3 o'clock
in the morning.
Geo. V. Brey haa bought several
lots of Potatoes in this vicinity.
The drama will not come off on
Saturday March 30, as advertised,
but has been postponed till Tues
day, April 2d.
Win. Durrell and Prof. Yoder
made a flying trip to Salem last
week.
Walt. Buckner and Prof. Inmen,
of Tobarco Flat were seen on our
streets last Suuday.
When Baby waa sick, we gave her Caotorta.
When aha waa a Child, she cried for Cata.
When aha became Mlav she clung to Caatorla.
Woea the had Chlldran.sU garethem Caarfa,
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Dr. Price's Cream Baklog Fowler
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