Unseen
Forces
Their Value Demonstrated by
Dr. Darrin Now Stopping
at the Willamette
Hotel.
t-nlfin Ji.'iirnul
Unarm U)rc' ur more powerful
lliMn itti onto. Klm'lrleity nrioriiu
rnrri ullfiitly lint unruly. To thin iniiny
tlioiimtmi hIio Imvn Wit ctirtxl can
temily, Many who know nothing of It
(iil)o It; Imt triitlt itlwMy meets with
llrn-e i)iHiill"ii, wliivh in tti cm! only
Imnti-iii on the victory. We do not
lrofrn to iiiiilTi'tiitnl thl nnwi-n wfr
tint joylully H(''(t the ifranl Imhmj to
health, fiKiliiiir tlmt Dr. Iumln In hIicwI
of tlm w, Mini i !i'i imk to the world
thi now 'im'UiihI of euro. Aa an ex
mnplu we tKiid Mr. iJewey's card:
To this I'nlilU'i I hm a patient muli-r
Dr. Dnrrin'i cur eight ynr tfo, mid
wih to retain my exrltnre, tlmt
othert umy twnttllt by it. For many
lone ywriT I hud ben ntllinted with
dim-UKi' peculiar to my ex, dyneia
mid pain in in v client, heart and utoinach.
I had lout fleuli until my weight wan
Impound. After a few month elo
trinil and Hie, lira I treatment by Dr.
Iarrin, I recovered my health and
gained 40 pound, and am now enjoy
ng gKx health.
K. K. I)wky.
womi:icful cum:.
Of Clerniitn Kill tor of Obatluato
DentncH.
(Portland Freie Freeae.)
The lack or o of one of the five
human ene imdateaa patient thut
aflllrted a entirely from the world if
lie wa banixhed to a lone Inland. What
gratification can bring; u the nociety
Just ,
all tho
in any
ItaWBKrmOirmiNcCo,)
if
A very line selected stock, representing the celebrated firms
ham it llecht's
Guaranteed Every Pair
Agent for Hawes' HatS, the only, prominent hat to wear. A very nice line of
Dress Shirts and the latest style Coronation Ties
Wo aro trying to do a legitimate business and give you full value for the money.
The White House, Zed Rosendorfi
INDKi'KNDKNCJK ENTER! 'JUS 10, I N 1) E 1 ' E N 1 ) E N C E
of our heat fritnid and attialiilatiei if j and never pulilwhed In lU paper, and
their vnloea do not rwiieli our ear, or If I and no cure piibliAhu.1 only hy ht
Inmeml of it, w aro only conloii of ; mimtloii. Mot eawoeiui reeelve home
an Imlimliint murmur? With lh Iom ! treatment after a vllt to the dm-tor'i
of hearing all Joy and iileimuro die ofllrn. Imjnlrie miwered and dr
within n, mom o In ilomwilio relation j cular Mint freo. Ilatterie and bolt
ami family life. The oii of our rhild-' lurniaheil, with full direction for thuir
ron vound from tnuir lip but doe Hot tie. Kye tented and k!im; fitted.
roach our heart, their , thank and ! -
prayer r mi empty oiind. Nohinlm . yf. A. PICNIC ,
mnif in llio nniiieiie nir u, no "iiinu i ,
tbawholiMiBturareaehe our car-a feel.
lug of torrow ami depair fill our heurt. j
K makes no difference if onr millering
I due to an olmtinatw cold or other!
caue. i
To give our reader a eae, tho uiot jcn0l held Saturday at
convincing beeauw taken from tl ; tiddor Grove it rained. A
circle of our nearet ai!UuiutMUee, wo . .
refer to.Mr. J. J. Kern, who m.llered five I " f'11 hre but t,m r,mU-
year bo from a ii'ttoobtinBte that : understand, were sloppy in tnat
tii mind Ih-kmii to iillur. Mr, Kern . vicinity. Notwithstanding this
wu at that time editor of the "Naeh- drftWbaek, the picnic wa held and
richten .ml Kreie I'rtW and the I"" ! B gl);Mi crowd ,,reent, and thone
of hearing and tho coimtant noimt III , .
hi. ear. ..roved a Kreat obatle In hi.! "" were present made up .n on
biuineM. Ir. Iiarrin cured him by I thuHiaam what wan luckm! in the
clever trentiiiciit,
and the evil liu
!
novor rntitrtii'il.
VurA from V. C. Iritt.
"Mr. Kd i lor: For 20 year prior to
going under Dr. Darrln'e treatment in
Portland, five year ago, I had been
badly alllicted with catarrh of the
atomach and bladder. I wa terribly
bloated with dropsy and dy.naia. I
had given tip all how of relief, but
thank to Dr. Darrin, I wa cured of all
the above mentioned dieea, and I
till enjoy the beat of health. 1 renide
at Coo City, lit inile from Marhfleld
Oregon, and will gladly anawer any
ipie.tion, by letter in poraotl. I
heartily recommend Dr. Darrin.
C. C. 1'aATT.
Dr. Dnrrlu'a IMim-o or IttixliioHH.
Dr. Darrin can be con suited free at
the) Willamette hotel, Salem, until July
blh, from 10 to 5 o'clock daily ; eveninga
7 to 8; Sunday 10 to 3. All curable
chronic diwanei, lost manhood, blood
taint, etrlcture, error of youtb, catarrh
and deafne.a, are confidentially treated.
Cure of private diaeaaea guaranteed,
THE
Mm
Invites you all to see the beautiful
Men's Boys' and Children's
..SUITS
received. , Spring Suits contains
Latest Styles, and can not bo boat
house in this city.
In Shoes
-
In Hplto or" tli ICaIii It W m
Knew.
"
There was but one thintf to tu.-tr
tho pleasures of the Modern Wood-
absence of lite hundred who
would have attended had the day
been a pleaaant aa thut a week
previous, when th teacher's picnic
was held at Rickreall.
In the evening a hall was given
at the little village of Wella, and a
good attendance wan noted.
Dancing broke up at midnight,
and tho weary pleasure seeker
started on their return home, in
moat canes distant many miles.
If the Suver lodge cou'd give bo
pleasant an affair under such ad
verse conditions, one can only
wonder at the succesg which would
have greeted it under more auspi
cious surroundings.
E. V Cooper canie down from
Vale, Malheur county, to vote and
spend a few days with I. M. Butler
and family. He says, from a busi
ness standpoint, Vale oilers many
inducements, hut he prefers the
valley as a residence section.
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BlIDniBilDTnEKCLrnlUIMClL
MMUUI. WIS.
T. D. Barry's and Bucking
, O K E( 5 ON, JUNK f. 19U2.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Hour the quartette on Thtirs
day evening.
Co to 11. M. Wade fe CVs for
your rape seed.
Clyde Hill and O'eiler Virgin are
now in Clatsop county.
Hugh Shelley in now driving one
of I). B. Boydxton's truck.
C L. Sperling w.m a buniness
yiaitor to Saletu Tueaday.
Mrs A.J. Whiteuker, of Albany,
was an incoming pamenger on tne
boat Tuesday.
I will have my barter shop in
the room two doors south of J. W.
Kirkland office until further notice.
E. T. llKNKI.K
E. I'icKeJ and wife returned on
Tueday from Albany, having been
called there Sunday to be in at
tendance at the funeral of an uncle
of Mrs. PicKel.
Mrs.D. B. Boydston will lead the
K. L. C. E. meeting at the
United Evangelical church next
Sunday evening at 7 V. M. Preach
ing by the pastor at 8 o'clock. All
are welcome.
The Ideal Cineograph and Spec
ialty Co. played a two-night en
gagement in Independence this
week. It had crowded bouses up
on both nights and the audience
seemed well pleased wtth the en
tertainment offered.
Before placing your order for
mowers, hay rakes or hay
tools. Call on R. M. Wade & Co.
they have the goods nd will
make the prices.
The McCormick binders, mowers
and rakes ana repairs for same
carried in stock by Frazer & Rice.
Mrs. Ball left Sunday tor Eastern
Oregon, where she has a homestead.
Miss Adona Cochrane left Wed
nesday afternoon for Wampa Idaho,
where she will spend the summer.
A sen was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Nelson on May 20th.
T. P. Baker, of Otumwa, Iowa,
expected here on the 13th to
spend the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Nelson. -
James Collins is a Portland visi
tor this week.
M. Flynn, a sawmill man of
Philomath, was a business visitor
in town Wednesday.
Charley Collins , came up from '
Portland Saturday. He informs us
that he has quit working at tho
drug business in Portland, and
will leave Sunday for Tacoma.
Mrs. J. S. Talbott, of Falls City,
visited Independence friends Tues
day.
J. C. Van Meer, of Ballard
Wash., came in Tuesday morning.
R. Steele, of Suver, was in town
Wednesday, being on his way to
Salem for a week's visit.
Messrs. Hughes and Smith, of
Forest l rove, who have bean here
putting in the new machinery for
the new flouring mill, returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. E. F. Hutcbens visited
Salem Wednesday.
Ross Nelson went to Salem
Wednesday by boat, riding back
on his bicycle.
Take home a pint packer of
ice cream from Wagoner's for
20 cents.
A coinpleto new line of fine
taflies Jiuve nrrived lately al
Wagoner's.
Mitts Edna Harnett will go to
Ashland in the course of a few
weeks for a summer's visit with ,
her brother.
The popular songs at the Al
bino Minstrel.
II. II. Jasperson, the oth-r day,
while knocking some bourds apart,
run a nail in his left foot, inflicting
a painful wound.
Wm McCarty wa a passenger to
Portland Friday, returning the
firm of the week. Mr. McCarty is
spending his first year in Oregon,
and says he has found no place
from Wisconsin to Louisiana or
the Eastern Shores to the Pacific
he likes as well as the valley, and
that in his opimou Independence
is the city with the greatest prom
ise in the valley. Several months
ago he purchased the C. W.
Leonard residence and Is making a
beautiful little home of it. -
Hear the funny end men at
the minstrel Thursday evening.
The cold raw weather prevailing
Sunday was the cause of a very
slim attendance on the excursion
to Salem for the Federated TradeB
picnic held there on that day. The
crowd from Albany for the same
reason, was exceedingly light.
The Pacific University track
team passed through town Satur
day en route to their home in
Forest Grove, after giving the
Albany and Corvallis college teams
a drubbing.
It will be worth your while to
see the cake walk on Thursday
evening.
Louis and Charlie Brant, of
Salem, the last publishers of the
of the West Side before it
became a part of this publication
were in the city Friday. The v are
now running a job printiag plant
in the capital city. They report,
their father as now practicing law
in Juneau, Alaska, but will eooi
return to the states, settling u
Seattle, where h6 will practice bis
profession. Mrs. David Calbreath was a.
passenger to Portland Wednes
day. There she will be met by
her sister, Mrs. Terry Westfall.
and the two journey to Mrs.
Westfall's home in Montana.
Mrs. Calbaeath will visit nearly
all summer with her sister.
Children's Day services at tlm
Presbyterian church next Sab
bath. Children's exercises a
10 A. M. and services connected
with Children's Day at 11 A. M.
Preaching by "the pastor. A
kind welcome to all.
Capt. Graham, president o!"
the Oregon City Transportation
Co., was in the city this week
and while here informed us that
his company had nearly comt
to an agreement on a new pas senger
rate, which would be n
great reduction from the pres
ent fare. He also informed us
that Independence would be
favored with a boat service th
entire year, the new boat th
Oregon City Transportation Or
is building being. of such light
draught as to permit it to mak
regular trips all summer.