ItfniiPKNWCN'CK KN'J LUPKiSK, lNII'TIiXIEN'CE, OKEtSON, JUNK 5. 1902.
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J art tfcluif'ticr tint Marx.
Fine ttttirtititrt tf clothing
.sW.v, $7M to
I Tho finest and moHt ntylish lino of l'liotn Mounts nt ;
I ....rfcKcrs Gallery,... :
I Ever hhipjH'il to tho wont. All hhajx-s and Ki.cs. 2
I Special imlucemintH to students. His workjH equal S
1 to the ie8t. Monmouth St., liuln"Hlenrr, Or,
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Correspondents. J
Mr. Hannura, of Pedes, was in
town Tuesday on buciness.
Mr. Kdward Smith and wife, of
Bethel, spent Monday in town.
(Jeorge Adkins, of Portland,
pent Sunday with ms mother riere.
Pee Simpson was nine ahead in
Monmouth. We never go hack on
our boys.
Chauncy Mulkey, of Pleasant
Hill, was visiting relatives in town
this week.
Mr. Edward Turner is improving
nioelv since he came home from
the hospital. ,
Arthur Haley, of La Comas, was
visiting friends and relatives in
town this week. '
Miss Winnie Kelly went to Port
land last Monday to spend the
summer with an aunt.
Rev. J. A. Waggoner and wife
of Independence, were the guests of
Elder C. E. Wigmore last week
Kev. Pierce, of Albany, will
preach in the Evangelical church
Sunday morning and evening. All
are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller, of
Newberg, were guests of the family
of Mr. C. II. Teal last Saturday.
They were old neighbors of Mr.
Teal in Nebraska.
Mrs. N. G. HelHey, Mrs. L. N.
Butler. Mrs. J. B. Whiteomb and
Mrs. C. II. Teal went to Liberty,
Marion county, to visit Mrs. Mollie
Zozel, formerly of Talmage.
Mr, Search, of California, filled
the pulpit in the Christian church
Sunday night. He is traveling in
the interest of education. While
here he was the guest of Prof. It. C.
French
Well, election is over, and every-
Douy is eiectou some iu uiuuc uu
some to stay at home. But ob!
what scratching of tickets. That
showed that people were not satis
fied some way.
Foley's Honey nt Tar
for chUdrcn,sfc,un. No opiates.
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Tho Clothing Store of Salem
JCilitly-iitatli Clothing means a grail Jval inoie 'perhaps, llnin
you think. Kveryliedy admires a well dressed num. You do we
ilu WIk'ii you en a stylishly dressed man you may know hi
clothe are rightly mini-. The Inherit skilled luhor in employed in
itifikitiK "ir Famous H. S. frM. Suits, Coats and Pants.
Gordon fiats $$.
Famous fur their superior wear
ing qualities Hnd stylish shapes.
Other inakfM in men's mid x,n
hut $1 to $4
MONMOUTH ITEMS.
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Our friends at Monmouth in the
Normal school have been practicing
for weeks, under the direct super
vision of Mihs Tuttle, on Sheridan's
great play, "The Rivals." They
are going to put it on the Normal
stage on Saturday, June 14th at
8 p. m. The players wilt be cos
turned in the eighteenth century
dress and everything is being done
to make this one of the greatest
dramatic events ever given in Polk
county.
This old and delighful play has
been the pet of'play goers for over
a hundred vears, and is as full of
freshness and joy as it ever was.
The greatest actors and actresses
have made hits Sir Lucius O'Trig
ger and Mistress Malaprop, with
her "nice derangement of epitaphs."
If you want to enjoy a happy
evening, long to be remembered, be
present at the Normal chapel at
the above named time. See
posters for further information.
Card of Thanks.
The G. A. R. and W. R. C. wish
to extend thanks to those who so
kindly assisted in the Memorial
and Decoration Day exercises. We
desire especially to thank the
children for their presence and the
part they took in the exercises.
Mrs. M. T. Ckkssy,
1 T. J. Fhyer,
Press correspondents.
Wanted.
To trade a 1901 Clipper Coaster
Brake wheel in. good order for a
good pony. No objection to a
larger "balky" horse if gentle and
sound. B. J. Kelly, Independence,
Oregon.
! Warning
If you've kidney or bladder trouble and
donotnae Foley.s Kidney Cure, you
have only yourself to blame for results,
as it positively cures all forms of kidney
and bladder diseases. Bold by A. 8.
Locke.
men's Shim, 6$c.
titr Horoni fancy pnili-rns; reg
ular $1.
WORK SHIRTS, 40c
Union fiiuoV, double front Hint back
Union Overalls 30c.
Martinique Flood of Fire.
"Martinique Flood of Fire and
Burning Kuin" is the title of a
book just being published by a
well-known Chicago publishing
company.
Th- scene are described by eye-
wituessea of the great Martinique
linntt-r. The book will give
complete account of the whole af
fair, accompanied with photograph
ic views of the eruption. It also
gives an account of all the
principal earthquakes and erup
tions since the destruction of Pom
peii. All up-to-date people wil
have this book.
Mis Amy Kelly is the com
pany's representative agent for In
dependence.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
By local application, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafaens
and that la by oouslitutiooitl remedies.
Deaneas is caumd by an inflamed con
ditlou of the mucous llolug of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
inflamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect bearing, and when It la
entirely closed deafness i the result,
and uuluaa the inflammation can be
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by ca tar rah, which Is noth
ing but an iullamed condition of the
mucous surfaces. v
We will give One Hundread Dollars
far any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that can not be cure by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F, J. Chknky A Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, T5o.
Hall's Kami ly Pills are the best.
- Geo. Adkins returned to
land Wednesday afternoon.
Port-
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and a
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Rogers Bros."
Knives, Forks,
Spoons, etc.
BvM carefully examined and
proterly fitted to thebest grade
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...To advertise...
The Raket Stor is what we want and
we know that with the convincing
proof of the lowest prices forthequal
itiesweareon the right road. We
furnish best ladies $2 shoe; the best
gents $3.25 and $3.50 shoes; the
best men's work gloves 25c to $1.25; the
best men's work shirt 50c;;the best 3 prs of
sox 25c; the best straw and crash hats 10c
to 75ct the best soft hats 75c to $1.75.
Just look us over.
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Itida Wanted.
Keaied bids w ill be received by the
undersiKiied up to 1 V. M. on June 7,
1902 for 100 cord of body fir wood mid
100 cord of grub oak wood, not less
than two inches and not over eight
i uclies In diameter ; alw 100 cords of
good merchau table body anil.
All wood to be delivered in Iudep en
deuce Oregoe, not later than October 1,
1902.
ilAKKY E. WAGONER
Independence, Oregon.
Johnnie Murphy left Wednesday
for Eastern Oregon to remain
during the summer. "
Kediiced ICates via Southern
Pacific Co.
The Southern Pacific will make
special rates to San Francisco an
the occasion of the convention of
the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at
that point in Jnne.
Tickets will be on sale from June
3rd to 8th inclusive; and will be
available for stopovers in California
Full information relative to rates,
limits and other conditions will be
cheerfully supplied by all local
agents of the Southern Pacific.
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SPRING 1902 ANNOUNCEMENT.
New Spring and Summer samples In great variety just received. Ai -.
thing in the clothing line made to order at reasonable rates. We now make :
specialty of ladies tailor made suits.
W. G. SHARMAN, Merchant Tailor.
BANK BUILDING,
IXDErEXDEXCE, - - - ORE G OX.
MIXED TICKET ELECTED.
Chamberlain Walks Away Wil.'t
County by i:tO Votes.
JONES AND HAWKINS REPRESENTATIVES
Loughary, Clerk; Ford, SheriO;
Dalton, Treasurer; Myers,
Assessor; Etc.
Monday was election dy, ti l
the problem has been partially
solved such general scratching f
ballots finds hardly a parallel in
the history of the county. From a
as ual (safe republican majority of t
Independence turns to a majority of
31 for the democratic nominee ir
governor., i Aside y from the sttt
and congressional ticket little
attention was paid to politick
affiliation by the voter.
Bywire yesterday morning thn
following majorities was receivt-l
from Pallas on the state and connt v
ticket, the returns being all inr
but the official count not yet beii g
made: Chamberlain, dem., l(i;
Bean, rep., 128; Dunbar, rep., 14";
Moore, rep., 242; Wann, dem., 51;
Raley, dem., 242; Whitney, rei. .
89; Tongue, rep., 236; Geer, rej-..
289; Jones, rep., 165; Hawkii
rep., 253; Riggs, dem., 396; Foj.I.
dem., 32; Loughary, rep., 5C'- ;
Dalton, dem., 459; Myers, den ,
219.
Chronic broocbial troubles and su.
mer coughs can be quickly relieved a
cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. A .
B. Locke. ,
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For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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