IN1KPKNIKX('K KNTKUTIUSE, 1NMKPKNIKNCK, ORKtiON, JULY 11 IW'l.
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rarma an nener
A lul few as well ly their
at present wo aro in
S: Carpet and Wall Paper Output
aj .ik
) Indeed our sales aro much beyond our most san- v
.juino expectations. Our huyiit)! in largo (juantites f
ami feliinni; on small margins no doubt lias muoh
4 to do with our ever ineivasinu sales. Always bring if
siw of vour rooms ami windows whon you want f
) earpots,vall paper and shades, shades mado to tf
' order in any si.e. . ' ' 1ft
J! The House Furnishing Co., t
J? 303 Commercial Su Next door to P. 0, SALEM, ORE.
' Stores at Salem and Albany. m
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County Correspondence.
Sinithlield.
Miss Louisa Lchinann, of IlclU-vue
visiletl Mi.s Ueorpia Myer last week.
Mr. ST. liitr?!1, of Sulfiu lias lacu
tligi?iug a well on his furiu here.
A uutulier from here attended the
Pioneer picnic at Da's la. St unlay ami
report an enjoyable lime.
Mis-e I'ouuer and I.illie H txter were
in this huru;, Monday.
Mr. F. B. Hastings is hauling wood.
Mr. aud Mrs. Archie Myer, visited at
the home ot Mr. A. E Myer, of Falls
City, Sunday.
Mr. W'otxlworth and family, Ironi
Crowley have recently moved here.
He Is working for Archie Myer.
Mr. Frauk Keinbold is Uangeroiisly
ill. j
Mrs. E. C Keyt, Jr, and Mis' Myrtle
Fostor. of McCoy, visited Mr. Keyt's
mother, Mrs. Hastings, one day this
week .
Mis-j I'ollie MeCuhhln, of Salem,
visited here Friday and Saturday,
Mr. Geo. V. Myer is re-building his
his chimney and re-painting his house
and will soon begin building an
aidiliou to it. -. -
Several young people from here
attended the icecream social ut Kick
real, Wednesday evening.
Mr. Henry Kose has returned from a
trip to Alberta, Canada, and says he is
glad to be home and think Oregon
will suit him for a home now.
LUCKIdfWE
Flouring1 Mills
(Formerly the Burns Mill.)
Now running day and night.
Will My wheat or make exchanges.
Don't fail to try their Luckiamute Crusade Flour,
Whole Wheat Flour, Graham Flour, Germ Meal
Not equaled on the market.
ft
Just (J
customers as wo
tho midst f a groat
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' Mrs. Kliever and daughter, Lena
and sou Peter, will go this fall to
; Minnesota, w her l'eler will attend
school. Her sons. Frank. John and
lieorge will go to the North West
j Territory, Canada,
i There whs a very small attendaiii'i at
; school meeting this year. The clerk
I report i fifty pupils in district. They
' have uot yet employed a teacher.
Mist Zulu and Sadie Myer attended
the Niiiiiiienceuieiil exercises of the
' Normal school at Moniuoutli last
1 Wednesday.
Miss Mella White, of Oak drove,
' who has taught the past year at Hood
i Kiver, returned to her home last week
', for a vacation.
Missi Kileu I-edgerwood is spending
j two wetks visiting relatives ami friend
in Marion county.
If it Man M" to You
Ami pay snmo other alvc, ointment,
lotion, oii ur alleged healer is as good as
iSueKIcii's Arnica r-a:ve, reu iimii umijr
' years of marvelous cures of piles, burns,
boiis, corns, felons, ulcers, cuts, scalds,
' bruises and skin eruptions prove it. the
best, and cheapest. L.'-'c at Kirkland
Prtig Co. 's.
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' The Misses Ella Carpenter and
! IJessie Muscott, of D.ill.tf. ppent
j Monday in Salem Miss) Carpenter
i who once conducted a private
j school in this city for the past year
held a position as tcucher at Mc
Coy. !' Dee Simpson is here from Ore
jgon City to spend the Fourth.
PERMANENT CURES
Arc the Only Ones That
Count With a Patient
Read These Tcsi
monials. nteiii Journal
!r. rrrln, IViir Friend: Happy
am I to know that you are again In
fiilem curing the alllicted. It will be
11 year next mouth since yon mired
liir ol'iny deafne.it and catarrh f II
year' Mantling. My hearing remain
entliety cured; also my lung" and
throal r permanently cured. What
I Miltetetl Ood only knows, until I
millKllt you for relief. Publish Ihl mid
oblige,
Mlts .1. P. l't'Vt KOK.
AxuTIIKtt Sot I. MPK Ihl'I'V.
Tolhw Kdilort (wish t let the
people of Salem and vicinity know
what Ir. Pat riii has done lor ine. For
It long lime I have been severely af
dieted with a toaUiotne disease of my
ear. Ir. Parrlii h is stopped the tils
charge completely, and 1 commend Id
treatment pi any siiiiilarly Hlltietel,
lit ter lo me at Island City, Oretfoli.
1). II Ht iitivti,
Ax Kvk Tiiot'iu y, Ci tiKii.
To Ine F.tlilor: Nuuita r me among
the cured in Sa'em. Formally year
I have been greatly allllcted It ti In
tinned and uraiiuhtled eyelitis.
Through Dr. Darriu n ehctrical Meat
metil I am cured, and gladly add my
name. Mks. MinnikM. Holland.
t'ATAHItll .M l'.KoM 11ITIS Ct KI P.
To the F.tlilor: I w ish to express my
gratification lo Ir. lairin for siie
ces.sfiilly treating me for catanh an. I
broni'lillis. Itefer your render lo ine
at Neeillinm'ii bailaT shop, I h suite
street, Salem. F. H. Hill.
S. II. CoKHtian Ci iu:i
To the Editor: F-r live years I have
been alllicted with d,vs-psli, sour
stomach, pnliiaaml bluallng. Consti
pation w as ever present, I w as run
down and blue from the effect of tny
disease. 1 emu mended treatment
by Of. Darriii May iioth.and now pro.
uoiiuce myelf citietl anil most, empha
tically commend Ir. Dariln. My
postoltice Is Jacksonville, Or Kefer
anyone to me. S II CoKkman.
Dtt. DAKHIX'H i'l.At K of lil Si.NKSM.
I)r. Dmriii gives free exiimituiiioii to
all, ami when necessary givei uicli
cllie III connection with electricll .
The poor treat (I free from lo lo 11
dally, except medicines. Those will
ing to pay 10 lo 5 ; evenings, 7 to H;
Sunday, I" to 3.
Kriois of youth, blood taints, gleet,
impotency, varicocele, deafness, capir
rli ami stiiclure a specialty. All
chronic mule and female and private
diseases treated a f' at week, or in that
proportion of time, as the case may
retpiire. No cases published, except by
pcrmissi hi of patient. All biisines
relation with Itr. Iiarriu slrlclly con
fidential. Letter of inquiry answered
Circulars and tpiestion blanks sent
flee. Eyes tested ami glasses filled.
Those desiring treatment should cull
soon, a many require a second or
more treatment Office at Willam
ette Hotel Salem, until September 1st.
Itaflston.
Missfiussie Westor is visiting
her aunt, Mr. F. W. Iloyal.
Miss Ktta Catiipbt-ll, who liu
been icK ho- long with typhoid
fever at St. Vincent's hospital, was
able to come home this week,
John McCulloch's team ran
away with the mower lant Monday.
HmaHliing the mower badl.v and
throwing him ofT and slightly
ppraining hits ankle.
Mim Glennie Reynolds was in
town Tuesday, looking for a poHilion
in our school.
MiH Mattie McCulloch haa gone
on a p!eaitire trip to the Coast.
F. V. Iloyal, our new station
agent, has moved his family out
from the Coast.
T. J. Xewbill has gone to Eugene,
where he will study the ancient
law guages during vacation.
There vras a well attended dance
at Woodman hall Saturday night.
Tim Mic Sadie Vesna and
Winnie Scan lmwe returned home
from nehool at Kugene.
A crowd in 'lading 14 0 , V. C,
nod Joe Cr vena hftvw gone una
pleaotiru trip to tlie t'onct ami to
rvv alter lumber claim, which they
have there.
Prof. JHtues Mathewi. of Wit
lamette 1'iiiversity, preuchetl here
last Sunday night.
George Winter, ofCorvallia, wna
viiling lormer ftii'ti U lutt week.
He i at prent engngetl in the
hop business,
Kdivard Norton and family, have
gone to the Coital lo upend ill"
fourth.
Mi Iove MoCulloeli has gone
1 1 I'ufur lo teach iniisif.
The Kptvorth I.eiiguea of 1'olk
and Yamhill counties held a very
enjoyable picnifl Saturday in tlie
grove one mile iiotth of town. A
nhoit and very interest mg pro
gram was retilcrcl. after which I lie
people ate dinner ami enjoyed
themselves aa suited llo'lll b.'.
The steam swing wa on hand to
entertain those who liked Mini
kind of amusement. While jtiiet
a number enjoyed themsi I vest
U-tter visiting in the shiitle id our
beautiful groe.
Presiilenl I'. L.Campbell, of the
State CniverMtV, wan in Ihe city
Wednesday on lii way to Salem.
. . .i
'i'lin gre:ilest uilibitioit of Ainer
bviil men nml women Is In have
hoineti blested with children. The
woman alllicted with female dis
ease is constantly menaced with
U'coniing a cliildles wife. No
memeuin can re it ore dcmi or- i
I.... ti" .. I I .
..,1.-., nil, M inn v i niiilll tttK'.l
regulate ilerangeiiienH that pre
vent conception; doe prevent
uiicarriagc : dies re-tore weak
function and shattered nerve
and docs bring babies to homes
barren and tlesnlate for year.
Wiiiti of C'artiiii jrive women the
health and utreng-ili to hear heal
thy cliiltiren. you can crt n
dollar hottln of Wine of Curdiil
fremi your dealer.
WIE3ECARDUI!
113 .Market HikI,
Mfilijihls, Ti-nr., April U, llil.
In Frhruitr.-. nif. I tw.k otio bo! I ie of
Thi'irurtr H!.u:i-IrniH'ht. 1 h ui Iwmi
it i a men nr'a vtnrd rittd hud unvnr
Klvin hlrth to a riiiltl until JtoukWltia
of i .r(iiil, how I am uio'h.Tnr
bunvirirl which wtt, horn Aifirch lmii
Tho bahy wvihn UmrUwu jHiiimlti ami I
mm mm wcji A'ty vrwm coiihi irfi.
Now my homn In lupjy and I nrvrr will
b wlUiout Wtuocf Cantiil in m li"iiwn
mttiu. Mn. J. W. C. SMlTil.
For Rrlvlc Rfif! Iltfitiitiro. MriHUi. irif'nm
Hit'! It , III i IlIltlAllUugH, MtMUOtliO (. OllirAliy,
The Luxury of Linen
Laundered Right
I your at siintll cost. If yon nilimil.e tho
HiiI. tm HIi Hin l.mimlry, for I Inn. nuthiiiK I
ttmifil out In anynllier' lull I he rliclit ""
Our tnellllles for lliorotiKhly eliioisoiv itml
lrnierly irnnliiK shins, eollars nntl enlls for
KenHi-n'ieii r itnexet'ptlonithle while ladles
cMnmil tolie I'leitseit'wllii Ihe skill we
(1ImiIiiv III ilolllK tip Ihe most delleiltely
trliiniie'1 umlerweur, skirts. vU Olv n
vonr next ordi-r. Order lefi at Kiitdr
burlier shop or the Hnlem sIiiko will receive
prompt attention,
Salem Steam Caundry,
Colonel J. Olmsted, Prop. Doroua
D. Olraoted, Mgr. I'houo 11. 320
Liberty fctreet.
.i. i. ihvini:, f
4 notary Public and
4 jwiict of ih Peace, f
Collection peellty Agent
fur a liuiuber nl Htnuilard old Hue .
4 insurant- eompnle. .
A iNKKI'KSKKM-K, OlIKnoN. f
iWftOiKtW"'
5 THE QTY
ft
ZrntU transfer Co.
F- M. SKINNER. Prop.
....Mv ierolial allenlloli given to 5
o,r.ler entrusted lo ine, Pruiupt
ft it'.tent ion In every lii-bince V
5
i V
INDEPENDENCE. ORE $
0mii O.C.nawkln$
I ndepclldcncc, I ire.
mm
1,U ITU Jk ' 11 ill. 1. 1. II
.H ill tm: a
Iranilc
i mi iinieit i - ami Head
stone . tindery
wink ete.
Polk County Dank,
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, - 0"oon.
' J. II. II twi.kv, I". I.. Cuii iiri i ,
President. Vie Pres. !
lil t ('. I'toi'Ki I., Cashier. j
Paid Capital, jo,ooo.
Illlllt ions: J. II. Ilawley, P. 1-.
("anipUdl. I. M. Simpson, J. II. V.
linller, J"'1" """P. J A.
VVnlirow, V. f. Powell.
transact a General l'-auking
nntl Kxchaiige !uiness
MOTOR LINE
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH
i: ii.v.vy ct).
I.t'imn l!ul. il- i
ilenee lor .lolf
lliolllll mid All Me
.euve li lie lor
MoiiiiMititli rind
J nili'is'tidfln't.
I if it. tn,
tHI l. III.
I.t'uvei Itillns tor
MoioitotiOi mid
IlHli ii'lli!i lll .-.
I,ii f. I".
s;m "
,4r Motilliotlt h
lor Independence
: n. in.
l-:ti p. in.
:': in "
'el'.
tl;ll "
'A. At . Ml,
l,rllVf Illdi M-IC j
demn for Moll
lllouhlltod liillil
ll-ifl u. in. i
7:f. p. in.
l.'ven Monnonilh i
lor Alrli.
:'i . in.
!l;.ill p, III,
tVes Molillionttl
for Utllit.
ll:.li n. in.
7:. a) i, in.
I..UVIS Illltnpell
in'iivn i"i i'iiihi
2:0.1 p. Ill
I2 Cal.Hlgh PreuroSmokolo
IN MODLTL 1893
H ire prrpired to fumlh
our full line of Model 'WJ
for the new ,A2 Callhcr HK.H
PRLS3UMH SMOKhtHSS cart
ridge. 1 hi itie uc ItiS-grtln
bulirl ind ha vrlocifjr of over
2.000 feet per necoiid, mikim tl
(lie moM powerful cartrtdxe mads
for an American arm with the ex
ception of the. . 10-40 U. S. Army.
It i aufficirnilv deadly for any
game known in North America.
Another treat advantage la thai
the harrcli are tmrcd and rlfied(but
not chmhend)f naitly the nmc as
the regular .32 40 Mtrlln,onc turn
In I ti inches. 1 hla makea the uae of
Mack powder and lead bullets aa
MiMactory and convenient ai In a
regular block powder rifle.
Ihis ale la the flrat bigh-pree-aure
arm developed In this conn try
fors caliber larger than .30, and
the flrat to uae a alow enough
twlat 'to give beat renulia with
black powder ammunition.
rViraameaa. .0 30 MARI.IN.
120-pam catalog of rlflee shot
gunk, ammunition, etc. cover In
9 colors mailed forthne atampa.
THE MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO.
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT
Martin
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