Independence enterprise., June 12, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

None do Better
Ami few as well l-y thoir lUftotmrs as we tlo. Just
at prosont We are in the midst of a great
Carpet and mall Paper Output
Imleetl our sales are much beyond our most san
guine expectations. Our luyinr in largo uantites
and seli'nng on small nun-gins no doubt has much
to do with our ever increasing sales. Always bring
sizes of vour rooms and windows when you want
carpets. "wall paper and shades. Shades made to
order in any sie. .
The House Furnishing Co.,
308 Commercial SU Next door to P. O, SALEM, ORE.
Stores at Salem and Albany.
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County Correspondence.
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CALVAKV.
There will be no Sunday school
next Sunday.
Sarah Helmick went to Albany
last Thursday. Her sisters, Mary
and Frances returned home with
her Friday.
Mre. W. N- Alexander spent a
few days of last week with her sis
ter, Mrs Willard Cauthorn, at
Wells.
Clarence Allen and wife, of Day
ton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cockle.
Prosperous times are here. Pearl
Alexander and E. Davidson have
each bought a nw buggy.
Willard Craven and Bessie Tay
lor, of Independence, were guests
of Viola and Pearl Alexander Sun
day. Albert Ted row returned from Al
bany last week. He intends at
tending the O. A. C. at Corvallis
next yar.
Arthur Andrews has come back
among us again and will work for
J. M. Tedrow.
Mrs. Abbie Wagner, of Dallas,
visited her sister, Mrs. John. Walk
er, last Thursday.
W. Anderson, of McMinnville,
came up Wednesday and stretched
some wire fencing for E. David
son. Married, on May 28, 1902, at
Winona, Minnesota, Daniel H.
Bradlev and Marie L. Posz. Marie
has many friends here who wish
them a long life of happiness.
strawberries are ripening rapidly
and will soon be quite cheap. A
good crop is anticipated as it is
alo in all kinds of cereals, hops,
et, though fruit bids fair tu be
only a partial crop.
KIDNEY DISEASES
are the most fatal of all dis
eases. CniCV'Q KIDNEY CURE It I
I ULbl u 6uaranteid Remedy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the Best lot
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c aai $1.00.
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SMITH PI KM).
Miss Huby Hastings visited her
sister, Mrs. E C. Keyt. of McCoy,
the first of the week.
Mr. Fin ley Edgar passed through
our burg Monday.
Miss Addie Boydslon. of Polk, is
pending a week with her cousin,
Mrs. Archie Myer.
Mr. Jasper Boydston is assisting
Bert Haotings with bis summer
fallow.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bulyer vis
ited relatives near Salt Creek Sun
day. Mrs. E. C. Keyt, Jr, spent Sat
urday with her mother, Mrs. A. J.
Hastings, of this place.
Misses Zula and Sadie Myer at
tended church at Dallas Sunday.
Bert Hastings visited a friend
near Ballston Sunday.
Mr. Wm. F. Hayerland and
daughter, Martha, will attend the
pioneer's reunion at Brownsville
Thursday and Friday.
Mis Ruth Myer, of Kickreall,
has been visiting her brother, Mr.
Archie Myer, for several days.
A number from Crowley came
here Sunday morning to take the
excursion train.
Mr. Reimer and family are culti
vating the vineyard on the Reticle
copp estate.
Mrs. Ira White and Mrs. M. Mc
Nulty were in this vicinity last
week.
Mrs. William Reddecopp Jr., is
seriously ill.
Mr. Joseph Ledgerwood returned
lsst week from a visit to his old
home near Stayton.
Mrs. Kliever and sons, of Polk,
have sold their farm and moved to
the place rented by F Kliever.
Mr. F. Ileinbold is dangerously
ill with cancer. Dr. Woods, of
Amity, is attending him.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Myer visited
relatives near Dayton Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. Jesse Mattin and Miss Retta
Campbell visited at the home of
Mrs. A. J. Hastings Sunday.
On the first Indication of kidney
trouble, stop it by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure, fold by A. 8. Locke.
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im kim:.m..
Tho Artisans or this place will
give an ice erenm nooial June 2.th,
A tfood t i tut' 1 expected. .Coin
everybody.
Mr. L C. Brow it moved a few
thing to her nephew' at Salt
Creek, and will stay until school
commences, when he will return
to keep house for hr son.
If. C. Seymour will teach our
ehool next term. He will have
an Nssistutit.
Most everybody went to Salem
Sunday to take in the picnic.
Little Myra Lucaa went to Port
land Saturday to visit for a week.
H. C. Seymour will work for Mr.
George Myers at Smithfietd In the
warehouse and larm during his
vacation.
Sam Orr and son, Glenn, have
gone to Portland to m- Mrs. Orr,
who is at St. Vincent's hospital.
Frank Miller will leave booh for
Dallas to work for Win. Faul in
the hardware store.
Mrs. Otis Waite, who underwent
an operation at St. Vincent hos
pital in Portland, is improving.
Virulent Cancer Cured.
Startling proof of a wouderful advance
In medicine liglveu by I)riiKKt . W
Roberta of Elizabeth, W. V. An old
man there had long aurVered with what
good doctor prouou need Incurable eao
cer. They believed hi ease hopeles till
he used Klectrlo Hitter and applied
Huekleu, Arnica Slv. which treat
ment completely cured hi iu. When Klee
trio Hitter are used tu exel bilious,
kidney and tuicrob poison at the ame
time this lve exert It match let
healing power, blood disease, skin
eruption, ulcer and ore vanish.
Bitter 50c, Salve 25c at Ktrklaud Drug
Co.
A sister of the dead convict, F.
Ingram, who loet his life no
heroically Monday in defending
the guards, is working in a hop
yard across the river. Her name is
Mrs. Isabella Bunday. She went
to Salem 1 uesday, to' arrange for
the disposition of the remains of
her brother and to take charge of
whatever personal effects the
prisoner may have had in the
penitentiary.
STOPS RAIN
Athem, Teen., Jan. 27, 1001.
Erer lnc the flrrt appearance of my
nvniwi they wara very IrrrKular and I
suffered with great pain In nir hit,
back, toma. b and le(j, with terrible
bearing down pain In the abdomen.
During the past month 1 have been
taking Wine of Cardul and Thedford'a
Hlack-Iirauirht, and I panned the month
ly period without pain for the flrnt time
In yean. Haxxih Davis.
What It life wo'lh to woman suffer
ing like Nannie Davit suffered? Yet
(here are women In thousands of homes
to-day who are bearing those terrible
menstrual pains In silence. If you are
one of these we want to say thai this
same
will bring you permanent relief. Con
sole yourself with the knowledge thai
1,000,000 women have been completely
cured by Win of Cardul. These worn
n suffered from leucorrhoea. Irregular
menses, headache, baokache, and
bearing down pains. Win of Cardul
will stop all these aches and paint
for you. Purchase a $1.00 bottle of
Win of Cardul to-day and take It In
the privacy of your home.
For ad.lr. and literatim, addraav aivtn ymp
tuuia, "The IjMU' AaWKiry lx-lmrtmeiit,'
'1 l.e CnaUanooea Medicine Co-, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Curti Puker spent Sunday In
Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Campbell
spent Sunday in Corvalli.
Mr. and Mr. G. I.. lUwkiu
were Portland visitor thiaweek.
(Irani Kohortson returned Tue.
day from Kugmie where he ha
been ttendiii school tl'eiiit year.'
Mis llrie Hutler nod Helen
Cooper visited in Salem a couple
of day the first of ih' week.
The new Monmouth hotel build
ing is Hearing completion, and will
be a sirtict ire of which Monnmith
may well l proud.
Sated I'roi.i An Awlnl Fiito.
"KvcrylMsly said I had eoiiMiinp
tlim," writes Mrs, A. M. -Klilelda, of
CliMiuheisliurit. I'a.," I unaao low after
six moll III of severe sieknewa, cullm'tl
by liny Fever hiiiI Asthma. Ihal few
thonubt I could avt well, lull I learned
of the uinrveloim merit of Ir. JinK'a
New Discovery for t'onauinpllon. ned
It, and w completely cured." For
despernte Throat and I. mm Dlsotmea It
I the naft-xt cure In the world, aud i
Infallible for Cough. CoWs and Bron
chial Affections. tJuaranteed I mi! lies
50oud 1100, Trial Dottles free at
Klrklnnd Drug Co.
kxcuksion Ticitirrs.
O. It. t N. Co. OttVra Hat to
the National Kdticatlonal
: Assoclitlit.
Tlckw to the annual meeting of the
National Kducational Association to
be held lu MlnnoapoH". Minn., July
7 il, VMV2, will be sold follow:
From PortUnd and l'uget Hiund
and eomiimn polul. f:2M. From
Hpkne, Tendlelon, It)wllon, loter
medlatud common Klut, f 14.50.
llATKM OFAI.K. '
From Portland and Puget Kouud,
Jiiim) 2K. July 18.
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The Luxury of Linen
Laundered Right
I vuiiraat nisll cost if you pationUo Hie
Mai.im HU-hiii Ijitiodry, fur tlieru iintl.liiii la
tiiriii-ilout III anyolher hut Hot rlnlil one.
Our fiwlllllen for IhoniiiKhly ! mmliiir ami
iroM-rly tninUi "lilrtu, solium anil eufls fur
Kiuitleinen are uiiexeepilonnlile while Iniliea
cuiinol rail tu he jilemtecl Willi the "kill w
dUpliiv III ilolii up tli" iiiol dellealely
trliiiini'il iimlerweiir, Hklrtu, elr. tllve u
voiir nnst ordi'i'. Onlera left nl Kulelin
liarher Bhi" "i" the Hul'im lo will receive
prompt alUiutlon.
Sakm Steam Caundry,
Colonel J. OluiRted, Prop. Iloroim
I). Oliiisled, Mgr. Phone II. .'i-'U
Lllsjrty Ktreet.
MOTOR LINE
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH
RAILWAY CO.
I-HVPS Itldepen
dfiicH for Mon
mouth and Alrlle
7::ui a. m.
:m p. ill,
mvis Indepen"
denre for Mon
iiiouliiaud DiilluH
11:110 a. in.
7:15 p. m.
I.eavuH Alrlle for
Moiiinotith und
Illllependenee.
!:) n. in,
S:UI p. III.
I.PHVeH llallua for
Monmoulii and
'm IlMlcpendellee.
I 1:IK) p. 111.
I S:.l "
I .'vp. MoiiiiioiiIIi
; for lnUependeiire
lven Mnnmotith
for Alrlle.
7:Wa. m.
fl:.jU p. in.
L'veo Monmeuth
lor liallua.
1 1:20 a. m.
7:30 p. in.
9:15 n. in.
l::m p. in.
!i:IO "
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B:i)U "
leaves Indepen
diMiov for Mod,
IM p. in
Front hpoititne, etc., June 1?', July
a and 4,
I.I Mi l .
Going Ti commence dte of le or
day after with flnnloi July 10.
Returning Spliuber
Mop ever will U allowed In each
direct Ion wllhlti limit.
For further information cull ou or
Hildlfs Hi agent t I lldepelldeiicw, or
A. I.. Crsiir, geuernl paMeiiger Helit,
I'nrllaiid, Oregon.
BANNER 8 A LVE
the mod haalina In the world.
,1. S. Moniti:.
Tonsorlal Artist
Only hrsUclass workmen em
ployed in the "Wigwam." Shop
situated on North side of G Street.
.J i. iitviM:.
nourv Public anU
4 3utlcf m Peace, f
4 Collections s specialty Alfent f
for m luiinlH-r ol slmrd old Hue .
4 inauritiiee coiiimules.
4 I.MiUfKM'KM'K, OHKtlOS. f
THE CITY
Cruck transferee I
F. M. SKINNER. Prop.
.....Mi iwraonal ltetion given to
all orders entrusted to me. Prompt J
attentloii In every lnlnce
piiom: '74.
INDEPENDENCE. PRE
6.L fiawkins
Independence, Ore.
Marble ami
.V outline Die and Head
stone Ct inetery
work etc.
Polk County Bank.
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, - Omioon.
J. II. lUwiitv, P.. I.. Campbell,
President. Vice Pres.
Ika C. Powkll, Cashier.
Paid Capital, 00,000.
DtitKCToits: J. H. llawley, P. L.
Cin pliell, I. M. 8iii)son, J. B. V.
Ilutler, John It. Stump, J. A.
Withrow, F. S. Powell.
TraiiHui't a (lenerttl Hanking
and KxcluifiKe lluslncs
Tickets to and fromallPoints East
VIA
SHORT LINE.
ST. l'All.DULl'TII, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO
AND POINT IAT.
Through Palace and Tonrlst Sleeper,
Dining and BuHet Smoking Library Car,
DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIMfc:.
For rates, folders unci fall information
regarding tiekets.routesetr rail on oral
dress If. DICKSON, Cirv Ticket Ajrent.
J.VV.P1IAI.ON, Trav Pan gt Portland
ABC DKNNISTON. UWPA
(112 Flpt Ave.', Heattle Wasb.