Independence enterprise., June 12, 1902, Image 3

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REV. DR. DOANE.
Rev. N. Doanc D. D., Dean of
the Theological School of
the' Portland University
Celebrated His Colden
Wedding Last
September. 1
Fulfil! Jilll'lllll.
Th! worthy man Iihm hernial th
Iii-hiI of the MfllnxlUt church III lh
north went for ver forty. year If
had double rmxoli to Imi eoiikiruttiUt
eil mi tit Ih occimloti Rtt In) wan totally
deaf lor yiMint. anil In ill of hi ad
vanced au. hU liciirliiK wan rrloril
hint April hy )r. Durrln, now located
at the Willamette hotel, Salem, until
July II. No one will attempt to quia
linn thu reverend genllemun'n word,
a IiIh nrl.liinlBhed record In well
known. Ho lelln hla xtory below in
iln own worth.
Unlvcmitv Park, 1'ortland, Oregon,
April W, lWMi, To whom It may con
cern and encourage, to frlcniU who
have miHi red like myiwlf, the low of
hearing. Hi April 21th I called on
Dr. Diirnn, whom I believe to tin
akllled aurlnt and phylelin, to restore
my hearing. Unapplied hi reined lea
and lectrli'lty to one ear and cured
the doafnenn In a few minute. Then
ha turned hi attention to thu ottier
far, which did not aeein to yield ho
readily- For Ihl ear the Doctor nave
no medicine to ue at home, which
I am now iimIiik. I think it lathe duly
of all who are aillleted to have their
hearing restored If MihIe, and I
know no one that I think more nklll
ed than Dr. Darrln.
Nkiikmiah DoanKj
What further Treatment IMl
For ltev. Ir. Dunne. (
To the Kdltor: Some two weeka1
ago or more I aald aometlilng of r-
ftoDoi BKrmtRSdoTuNfi Co,
ULWAUatE. W I.
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; uiy line selected stock, reprosentinp; the celebrated firms'
ham it 11 edits
Guaranteed Every Pair
Agent for Hawes' Hats, tll "b' prominent hat to wear. A very nice line of
Dress Shirts and the latest style Coronation Ties
Wo are trying to tloa legitimate business and give you full value for tho money.
The White House, Zed
INDKIMCNDKNCK KNTEKPKLSK, INDKPKNDKNCK,
Kaltilug my hearing under the treat
ment or Dr. Darrln,, or wnieu i n-i
ul!'ered for aeveral year. On the
llrt appllcalion the deafue of mm
ear left) remedied. The dlf
llouliy with the other wa more mrl
ou. I applied th'i uutdlolna fillliliil
ly and went again to the Doctor who
ucceeded .ilitlrely III rextorlllg the
.. I hi-uhh of hearing, i Hint when I
went out Third at reel, 1'ortland, If.
teiiied to b the nnlxIcHl elty I wa
ever III. My Inuring "till teuialii dla
tlnct, in ho'.li ear eipmlly g ioil
Nciikmiaii Doank.
,Mr. Diinicll a KtperleiH'" With
Dr. Diii'i'ln.
To (he Kdltor: For two year prior
to going under Dr. Darrln'a electrical
treatment I wa altlicted with heart
trouble, aour atomuch, bloating and
pitlu. Dr. 'larrln hu cured ine. lie
ler anyoue to me at my home lu Med
lord, or hy letter to poat ollice box I'jo.
I moat eariievtly commend Dr. Darriu
a a nklllful pli 'IoIihi.
J. K. Iakmi:i..
CIKCUIT I'OUKT IN HUSSION.
Judge Itoiae'a lcpurt incut, Con
vened Tueaduy Murnliiif.
Iiullu oliwrvrr.
Circuit Court for I'olk County,
Department No. 2, convened Tuea
duy morning, Jinlge It. I. Hniae
presiding. The docket contains a
greater nuinlter of cbhph tlian UHiial
and the minion will probably laot
through tho week.
1 E J Jaeper vs W Tfiarrick,
fnrccloaur"; Hntler it Coad for plfl'.
Default and decree.
2 M 1) Guthrie, alignment;
Sibley it Eakin, attorneys. Iteport
of nale confirmed.
1 Chetnekcta I)dge, No. 1, I O
0 F vs Pyron Hunter et al, con
firmation. McNarv and Townaend
& Hart for plff. Sale confirmed.
. A. I fctarr, executor, V6
THE
fig
fnvitt's you all to see tho beautiful
MeaVsJBoys and Children's
...SUITS...
Just received. Spring Suits contains
all tho Latest Styles, auI can not bo heat
in any home in this city.
In Shoes
Croghan Khodeg et al, suit in
equity; ISutler it Coud fr lll.
Dec rmi. , ;
11 Martha J Hyde vn Clin H
ll'ilo,uity; Hntler A Coad fur
pill'; Oxcar Hayter for deft. Settled
7 Margaret A Cuiuegy ct al va
V IJ llowmiin et al. equin'; W T
Vititmif ir plff. Prfa.tlt.
10 Oru J. Cohjiit et 1 va Waah
inKioti Nat'l Hldg A I ii v AHoci
fttion, juity; Oacar Hayt-r fur plff.
I)ei ree for pill.
12 Dan Uobinron va I.ouifa
ItyhiiiHon, divorce; J T Hinipion
f.ir plff. Iivor:u gnititcd.
1 i John 15 Teal va .1 LKact and
Maria Smith, foreclosure; "mMi-v ,t
Eakin for plff. Ifaull and decree.
17 II E (iibaon v J nine
(iinglea et al. uit in equity; J H
'Jibaon for plfl. Decree.
l!l K'ate Conner vs I E Conner,
divorce; J T Sim peon fir plff.
Continued.
20 Ellen Kobbins va I II
Itubbinn, divorce; J T Sinip-on for
plff. Divorce granted.
22 Chas K Spauldmg Logging
Co vs Independence and Falls
City Lumber it Improvement Co.,
equity; Ilfdea ,fc tSrilfith for plff;
A C WiMKlcock for deft. To be
heard June 24, at 10 a ni.
Th following caxes are yet to be
beard, cither at thin session, or
later in the Summer:
3 Estate of Isaac Ball, deceased
Oscar II ay tor for execaior; James
McCain and Townsend it Hart for
petitioner.
8 Mary J Harris vs Newton E
Harris, divorce; Oscar Hayter for
plfl; Towsend it Hart for deft.
!) D I) Peters vs Helena Toewg
ut al vs Melissa Coulee et al. equity
Townsend A Hart Tor plaintiff.
IHlDOl BMT7BK OOTMING QL
MiuwAuacc . wn.
T. D. Harry's 'ami Bucking-
Rosendorf
OKEfJON, JUNK 12, 1902.
11 Rachel II Htnith et al,
VS Melissa Conleo et a', equity;
Oscar Hayter for plff.
13 Mary Leach va .1 F Leach.
Linden, McCain fc Vinton for plff.
15 State Laud Hoard v Itebeci a
Kcobert and Robert Carr, foreclos
ure; J L Collins for plff.
Hi K 8 Smith vs C W Caldwell
et al, equity; Sibley A Eakin for
plff.
21 Melissa Viirihnrn vs Sanford
Iliunhaw et al, equity; Oscar
Hayter for plff.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Second hand bugsry fur sale by
Fiszicr it Itioe.
Morris Wiprut, of Salem, wa in
the city laft week.
Mrs. J. A. Wheeler is vit-iting in
Tortland this week.
Oo to It. M. Wade it Co's for
your rape seed.
Mrs. A. J. Wilson and daughter
were Salem visitors Friday.
Prof. W. W. Allingham, of Co-
burg, is in the city. Albany Dem
ocrat.
Take your wool to S. M. Daniel,
Mopmouth, and get the highest
market price in cash.
Ten per cent is added to your
citv taxes after June 10, Call at
the Recorder's office and settle at
once.
Will Young left Sunday for Mc-
Co'inick, Washington. He says
any ordinary laborer can get $2.50
per day.
.1 vill have my barber shop in
the room two doors south of J. W.
Kirkland office until further notice.
V ' r E. T. HEXKtK
Prof. Nick Tartar, a former Polk
county pedagogue, has been re
elected to a position in the Corval
lis public school. .
Mrs. Rutherford left last week
for Portland and will travel around
for awhile. She has decided not to
return to Independence and con
tinue her dressmaking parlors.
If vou have anything in the
wood work line go to Hilliard it
Plymale. . They have a first-class
wood worker in connection with
their shop.
A letter from Washtucna,
Washington, brought the in
telligence of a baby boy born on
May 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Lafay
ette Hill, both well-known here
and residents for years.
Mrs. A. S. Locke and son, Pearl,
visited in the metropolis this week,
II. Hirschberg is in San Fran
cisco with the Shriners.
II. M. Wade it Co have just re
ceived another invoice of buggies
and carriages.
Ceorga ' Henkle, of Corvallis,
made Independence a business visit
Saturday.
Sunday next in the M. E. church
at 11 a. m. Rev.. Dr. Foid, pre
siding elder of the Eugene Pistric t
will deliver a special address.
Tljere will also be special music by
the choir. ' Every body is invited.
We understand that Paul Cle
land, a former Independence boy,
is soon to start in at the bottom of
the ladder of the Ladd bank in
Portland and work up. Paul is a
bright bov, of good habits, and no
doubt will meet with success.
Mrs. F. A. Patterson is In Port
land, having gone down f-'aturdaj
afternoon.
TUe 8. !, New Hcliediile.
The new rate card for the
Southern Pacific, which went
into (died is cotnjoed of the
followiui; ratc-3 from Indepen
dence: To Portland, HM; to
Ilillsboro, 11.70; to Cornelin,
1.55; to Forest (J rove, 11.50; to
Dilley, 11.45; to Gaston, 1.35;
to North Yamhill, f 1.10; Carl
ton, II; McMinnville, HO cents;
Whiteson, 05c; Amity, Wc; Mc
Coy, 45c; Crowley, .'50c; Ierry,
2c; Parker, :'J(k; Stiver, 2.5c;
Corvallis, 05c.
Tfii Witrs iu Uel.
H. A. Oray, J. P. Oakville. Ind.,
writes, "For ten years I wa conlined
to ruy bed wilh Jiae of my kMneys.
It wa t"o severe that I eouM not more
part of the tiaie. I consulted the very
best medical ekill available, but could
get uo relief until Foley's Kidney Cure
was recommended to me. It has bten
Godsend to me." Sold by A. S. Locke.
Pocket Book Lost.
Lost, between Independence and
Grigsby'a home a black pocketbook
containing $5 in greenbacks and
70 cents in change. Finder will
please leave same at this office.
Jkxme Griusuy.
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers.
Notice is hereby given to de
linquent tax payers that the de
linquent tax roll for tbe year
1900 is now in my hands for
collection, and that payment
thereon must be made at once.
Notice is hereby given that ii"
said delinquent - taxes ar no5
paid on or before July 15', 1002.
I shall immediately proceed t"
levy on property to satisfy saiT
taxes.
Dated this 11th day of .Tun-.
1902.
J. G. Van Orsdel,
Sheriffof Polk countv, Or.
Was Wasting Away.
The followiuir letter from Robert 1.
Watts, of fialem, Mo., is instructive.
"I have been troubled with kidnt;
disease for the last five ytars. 1 Icj t
flesh and i ever felt well and doctor t
with leading physicians and tried a 1
remedies suggested without reliel .
Finallv I tried Foley's Kidney Cui-
andlessthuu two bottles completel.i-
caied nie aud I am now sound at.t
well." Sold by A. S. Locke.
NEW PKOPK1ETOK.
Huntley's Kestaurant Sold t
Mrs. Todd, of Salem.
Wallace Huntley has disposuf
of his restaurant to a lady of
lem, Mrs. Todd, who will tal
charge the first of July.
Huntley informs us that othf
business wiil probably keep him i
town, a fact we are all glad i
learn.
Geo. F. Rodg'ers G2.Cc
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