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ON ill W
f tmtiturc Store
I wi-li f iinuoiiiico to llu, people of Imlepcndeme
,111,1 vifiniiv tli.it my stm h iiw r" '" "'"j'y r"r
i . I r,AA ii hiinr Lilt liilVO II
tillMIIU'XH, I Hill n-i'i'lviiiK ...... .... "i.., ,
lari-o lino of l'o.U now ready for milo in the. way of fancy . ,uinlM parent.
.....I .....,l..n. furniture. Call and the ..H.i.y l,arKaiiH ; jt-.n.
1 hnvo t nllVr you.
Picture Frames made to order.
....Undertaking....
In all its brunches; .lay or nilit mil promptly
to; line Is m ran in conned ion.
Jlf Jientrie
vl.itor lt week.
Mrs. Kiiiiiuit expect to gotollalwy
.xiii to visit her oi., Jl'ii.
Ml.s Opal Hull lias returned hoii
from her H'liool in Portland, accon..
pauled by ono of her pupiU.
Mr. Hul Minin ha moved to
Airllo for tliu summer.
John Hntdief ha to Pallas to
vi.it lil. parents for a lew lnyi.
.Mr, hr. Bird mid tliiMioii, of fcK-
kane, Washington, ai vi-lling Jin.
Mr. ua sirx. hoivci-
TTLK
Raket
Stor
attended
ml. Mabel Bvirs fiit to .'ttli ni on
Tuesday to vi.it friend. ,
j Prof. It. C. Ireiuh Bad wife marled
Sunday forilitt Kurt. ,
j Mr. mid Mr. J.C. !;- att-i.tt tie
I wedding of Mr. l!""'-'" Mi !
i' Kiln liny, t' Mr. h annu l Siivjgu lui-t
; S.ilunluy evi'iiiiig nt 'tvnrv.
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'rin-n- im iiioro Clnrrli in tliin wctloil
!of t'lHf.uiury tln.ti nil oili.-r diw-aM-:
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I.HM piovi'll .-nlitU'li to tw " follflllU-l
tloiiul diwu-e, mid ih.... .r.. nM,uir. j
('oijUlli:i.iiiultr.i.tni'iil. Hull nt uliirrti,
! Cure, iiwuufui'tured .y J. Cl"i y & !
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S,M-ml i.Hl-M'..t t, ,t.,a,nt,;. IIU work ih jya, ,,,, a Sr'Xd i
,,! th,. t,..ht. Mimmvuth Independence, Ore. j,,;, ,, t, ., .-ud r.r j
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nt nntl nHt Ktylinh liim of l'lt- Mounts at
...PicKers (iallory....
J
Is proi)jired to lining out
Dusters or Slickers, Rain Hats
Or Crash Hats, Summer Underwear
or Winter Weights. Canvas Shoes or
Heavy Leather Shoes, Sun Bonnets
or Umbrellas, Cotton HoseorWoolen
Hose. In fact in Oregon we must be
prepared for any weather, so come in and
let us fit you out.
THE RAKET STOR
Monmouth Correspondents.
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!, C II,.,rv. of Cl.arl.'H (:ity.;Ciiv.in.i"k'li will continue
m. Adalm , oi mat BU,ni visiu.a lhcir c!lUm8 on
e was a viwitcjr of tlieMcnoiB,
Iown, an old triend ot 1'.
im.rt'. was liin mifut lat wi'i'h. lie
left fur California.' Ha who vry
fuvoralily iinpreKce.1 with tho tl
Utnetta Valley.
Prof T. J. Nubill. priiuipal of
the Irnlepfialence nchoid, will stop
in Moniiioutli thin HiiiDiner.
'I'rof. William Hriitnt, one -f the
Normal graduates in in town. j
Mi km Eva Smith, of Dallas wu I
the guent of Mr. John Nichols!
Saturday mul Sunday. j
Mm. AJalins CJuin, of Iiulopen
tlenc
family, Sunday
I'rof. A. h. Cftinpbcll went to
Salem, laHt Saturday.
Mr. Jamwt Colo and family, of
Cola Valley, Southern Oregon, ha
rented tho Lee Crosby proporty and
moved into the Hatne.
Mr. Parker, the new Salem mail
carrier has rented the D. M. Hewit
propurty and will renida herein the
future.
Mrs. Catron was summoned to
Salem to see her brother, who died
last Friday.
Married, June 5th, at tho resi
dence of the brid-'s aunt, Mrs.
William Shreve, on eeeond straet,
Doctor William Cavanaugh and
MiHsZulaTurnbow, Kev. Albyon
Ksnen otllciatinR. The wedding
was quiet and informal. The bride
ia a graduate of the Monmouth
Normal school and is a successful
school teacher, having been em
ployed in this capacity for the past
two years at Colfax, Wanlitngton.
The groom is a graduate of the
North Pacific Dental College and
holds the position of demonstrator
at his alma mater. Dr. and Mrs.
an reel
denU of Portland. -Telegram. Mies
Turnbow Cavanaugh, l favorable
known here and we wish them a
happylvoyage on life's sea.
(ilenn IJutler, of Dalian, spent
Sunday with hia parents here.
(J. C. Lewis, left Monday for the
Alsea country, accompanied by his
siHter, M!hs Lora Lewis. They
spent several days on their claims.
John II. Moran is at the Salem
Sanitarium for treatment.
Wmi k F'mher and W. II. John-
the
t a I vary.
C mnrv Sunday K-liool elosed liift
J ; Sunday until lull.
"" i Mr. llnwk.of Taeouia, Wahiiiton.
ln on a visit to her iler, Mr, Janms
lleluiick.
ICoy DeArition I attended our Sunday
gdiuol lnt Sunday.
incnnKuih-lndependcnce and Salem
STAGE,...
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Si
Leaves Monmouth at 7:''0 A. M.
Leaves Independence at 8 A. M.
Returning leaves Salem at 3:00 o'clock P. M.
Ceo. t'. Roidgers CSX Co.
Wholesale
Paper Scalers.
Wrapping Paper.raper Bags
, Twine, etc. Photographers'
Mounts and Printers' Sup
plies. We can . save you
money on anything in the
' paper line. Get our prices.
1 30 Court gt. Salem, Ore.
Siletz last week.
Wm Worth has been uo from
Portland this week to look up pros
poets for a new grocery here.
The heavy rain Wednesday
l.rnlra int.1 the till VI 111? atld WOOU
hauling business, bnt with all was
gladly welcomed.
f'nlunn k'ranier and wile, left
Saturday for their Siletz claim.
ltrne Wolverton. of Port
land and Mrs. Rird, of Salem have
been visiting their brother, wno is
is suffering from a broken limb the
result of a recent fall.
Calbreath.of Parker, has pur
chased the J. II. Powell farm and
...:l. I, , f.,iltf ta nnmneil theffl
nwaiting the removal of Mr. Powell
and family to luano.
Mr. John Mulkey, of McCoy,
spent several days here this week.
Tom Bootbby went to Corvallis.
Monday to work on the 0. A. C.
building. "' '
I.. P. Reese, drove to McCoy,
Saturday, returning Sunday.
'Thomas Newbill, of Ballston,
spent Sunday with the family of I.
F. M. Butler.
visit un, ju"""" w
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
.mi yiiirr IT. tkH FRANCISCO. CU f
lnmtm Rink u4
In lb. f
Orftiittt attrticnim m in. vay.
m a
Wk Of .nyconlTmrt.
h1 aiMM..P.llTly vr4 hr 9
DR. JOkDM-PRIVATE DISEASES
H.4 tmm bo r. .ua.il.f
7lr.. k uTu-t. of vnuiiilal l.dl
" cr.Uoii. or .si-w. Ih ai.tr.r 1
hM ....a on l"tm.nl ll.t II "I" o ,
Heiidnuarteri" at Little
Red Front Darn at Salem
Palace Hotel, Independence.
J. .A..
BYERS- I?
pop.
Mr,C.U LavT.of IW.and -d ! Maj, For C
lier two little boys have been Hpel.d.nt! j J.te cough. ' Often,"
a few days with her sister, Mrs. h. j wrjtegi -i could scarcely breathe iml
Davidson. ' somninies cmld P-. .
torn anu reuieiJien mnoi t...
King's Xew Diseoverv for Consumption
and was completely cured." Sufferers
from coughs, colds, tin-oat ana Iudst
trouble need this grand remedy, for it
never disappoints. Cure ia guaranteed
byKirkland Drui Co. Price 50c and
1.00. Trial bottles free.
ooir "to m.. "7" -r;;
cnr.. in. ''"":v :-:i: , j
nilnkCIM, Dill m w.i, ' - . , i
n.r fiirM.n .nd iwrwron. rrr-.mln.ol
,.; ki. ..i.nr-niuu.. B
th .y.i.m .riihoul th. at ol w.i
Tr.M.1 Siwd br KI'f
.r. ..r lrt. A quick :
c.w.or PIIM. riM.r. .! rj
VI MAW plrl''" '
Oil AH OSS yi"r KKAMABZM.
Twtm.iil Pru"T ,
AMI A"T Mll ' l ItlmtA (
book loi am) t.n or nw
Bit J0S0 M CO.. I OS 1 Mwtal U. t. f.
Little Roy Cockle is in Dayton with
his DiBter, Mr. Clarence Allen.
Mrs, A. J. Richardson, ot I'.uena
Vista, was through hero Friday, work
ing in the Interest of the Ladies Aid
Society of that place.
Pearl Alexauder and Pearl Locke
went to Falls City Friday to spend a
day or two fishing. ,
t vinla AlAxamier 'accompanied the
Rebekah Iodise of Independence to
Dallas Friday uiijht, and reports a very
enjoyable evening spent there.
Milly Posz writes from Minnesota
that thev are having verv chilly weather
with frost most every night.
Misses Frances and Mary llelmick
wlil celebrate iu Lebanon.
J. M.Tedrow and wife intend going
to the Belknap Springs this month to
spend a few weeks.
J. C. White, of Oak Grove, attended
the Highland Orange Saturday. ;
Saves a Woman's Life.
To have given up would have meant
death to Mrs. Lois Cragg, of Dorchester ,
Capt. and Mrs. Johnson, of
Albany were in the city Monday.
j. s. Mooiti:,
Tonsorial Artist
Only first-class workmen em
i.rJ in tVio "Wiuwarn .' Shor
situated on North side of C Street.
Donation Cand Claim for Sale.
Taken in . 1S42. Notification 6075
Threp-quarters of mile west of Lewia
ville. 150 acres in cultivation ; 2 barns
house aud orchard ; all nnder fence.and
croD fenced. Inquire on the premises.
5-29-2ui A- WINO-
Ml liftin A' l Tl ojiimu. ' LrnoAr MW
Mr. Stengel's daughter -and her hus
band, ol New York, are here visiting;
Mr. Kramer, Mrs. Berry and Miss
Kramer expect to go to Ashland Thurs
day to 1 gone a month.
P. L. Campbell was a passenger to
Salem Wednesday morning by stage.
Miss Tone is visiting friends here.
Mr. C. C. Lewis expects to go to his
claim this week. '
the new mail carrier was on hand on
Hart Scha finer and'.Mari
Fine quarantced clothing
: Suits, $750 fa $20..
The Clothing Store of Salem-
Rightly-made Clothing means a great deal more perhaps, than
vou think. Everybody admires a well dressed man. Aou do we
do. When you see a stylishly dressed man you may know his
clothes are rightly made. The highest skilled labor ts employed
making our Famous H. S. M. Suits, Coats and Pants,
Stiff Bosom fancv patterns; reg
ular $1.
WORK SHIRTS, 40c
Union made, doubl front and back
Union Overalls 50c.
Gordon fiats $3.
Famous for their superior wear
ing qualities and stylish shapes.
' Other makes in men's ai. d bo?B
hats $1, tO $4-