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INPEl'KNDENCB KN'l ..RN'..KK, INDKPEXDKNCK, OKE riON, JULY 10,
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Wisli tO lUillollllCU to tint 1-(.p1o of IlldcpelldoIKO
H vicinitv tinit my "lore in now open nmi ready lor
S hunine. I am mcivinR jsmmI rifilit nloiiR, Lut liavo a 5,
:5 liirco Hue of K"l "ow rL',ul' for "ul tho W,,J', y S
mid modem furniture. Call l wio tho many UrganiH
S 1 linvo to oll'rr yon.
j Picture Frames made to order.
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In Hitsl.rai..hcM;llayorii(;htalU.roinjlly attended
S to; lino hoiirso in connection. 5
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Thf fmtxt nml most Ktylish lin of l'lioto Mounts at
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PuKel's Gallery....
Kvor hhippnl to tin' w't. All lmKfn ami ni.vx
SiH-cial in.lurt'i.K'iits to Ftu.l.'iits. His work h (Mjual
t,. tho t. Mimmvuth St., Independence, Ore,
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Mdlur .l..hnon ami amily, of, The r.w.l ran. wan a good thing
J ... I . I f... II... U'i I !.i rt.i.l (.1 Vlll I'lV
Albany nr" visit'intf relatives
town.
near ! f"r tli Willamette valley.
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M r. jiiuim tuotiiiniu, ui .'iinnr-
Krml Sl.mu an.l Will Itussell i sola, i vUitii.K hm risicr, Mrs.
went to Portland, lust week. 1 Uobcrt (.'lark.
lit I'Vd Harris, left for Port-' Uv. K. V. H'ij,'tiiore did not ae
laud Thursday of Iat week, idVr icept tho poMtion at Ashland as re
a hli..rt vUil with relatives here, j ported in tho 1 npers.
Willis Puller, Hvuiting relative j Mr. W. X. O'Keiley is having
in Portland. buildingH moved from their
, . . 1 .1 preprint location out near the ruiid,
A. F. ("aiiiflwll assisted in thi,i(.h ,,utH ,liem 0I1 better and
exorcir-e at Carlton on the dav at ; ' nl
the celfhiiiti.iii at Janet ion (. ity. :
Mrs. Marv t'ami.lwll and family : ,
i 1. r,ln,,11(.l and faioil'.' There w mere t'nlarrh in thin wctiou
nnd A. 1'. (-amphell an.l "'. . oM!l0 l;JUlllly u.hh nil other di.w.,
h'ft tin week f-r a tew weeks out- ; pu( tot-t lx.r, Biul until the liiH lew
illi; at Newport. yearn wa niiiieil t' l' liieurable,
., , ,, ,,,1 V'r xnat luioiy yeiirn Uetnra r-
Mr. 1 h'-.mnrt t.-injib.ill, x iijtwj ,ltt ;Wa cliae. an.l i-re-
hin filter, Mr, l'laek at I'allaH, M.r)hwl iol ifinvdieH, ami by eou-
M .,m v i Htioitiy falhiiK to eure with local treat-
' ; muiit, proiiminiMHl it liieurable, 8ei tee
,lrn. Fraier and coo ( lay, llllH )rVtn ratio rh to be a eoiiHtltu-
i...nf Miiiuluv with Mfrt. Denny tlomii illwaMMiud then-fore re.uire8
ri 1 ..,.,,tii,ni,,iu,i iiviitini iii. lla 'HCatarrii
CuriMiianurartuied by K.J. Cheney &
:.i.. ToUmIo. Ohio, imiieoliiy cousinu
here.
Korent Barnes and wile, xpent
nevci'il days of lust week. vicHinK
rehitiven at Scio and Albany re
turning Sunday.
Mrs. Laiire Adkins, wpent Mon
day with Pallas friends.
1!. F. Mulkey is at present attend
in!; to school lill'airs at Ashland.
Miss Emma Hyers. returned
from Salem, Monday after a pleas
ant visit with friends there.
Wuterhoune. of Tort-
Monmouth h short;
viHtt one day last week.
Mr. Adams, of Philomath, Pen
tun county, who tonnerly lived in
Monmouth, was in town one day
last week.
James Cole and family, of South
ern Oregon, were in town for a
week or so and then departed for
their old home.
Geo. F. Rodders (EL Co.
Wholesale
Paper dealers.
Wrapping Taper.l'aper Bags
Twine, etc. Photographers'
Mounts and Printers' Sup
plies. Wo can save you
money on anything in the
paper line. Get our prices.
130 Court St. Salem, Ore.
11, mill I'liieoutln! iiiiiikft. tin taken
itiU'nmllv In (Imis from 10 drops to a
trMHiiiful. H-aets directly on the
bloml and iniieous surlHct'sof the sys
tem. They idler one hundred dollars
fur liny ease It falls to euro. Send lor
eirciiliirsaiul testimonial.
Address K, J. Ciiknkv & Co. Toledo
Hold by lrti)ists, "."o.
Hall's Family fills are the best,
ClHiiitaiKimi AsNoeliiHon.
"The Willamette Valley Chau
tauqua Association will he held
nt Gladstone Park, near Oregon
Citv. Jnlv 8th to 19th; reduced
rates via Southern Pacific Co's
lines on the certificate plan.
Special attraction this season,
Chemawit Indian Hand; base ball,
every atteriioon; Chan. Craig the
noted impersonater. Dr. Kobt Me
ln tyre, tho great word painter of
the west, and Thou McClary, the
entertaining lecturer.
On July 10th the Hon. Henry
Watterson will speak on 'Money
and Morals' and on July 11th will
deliver his celebrated lecture on
Abraham Lincoln.
July l'.Hh the entire program
will be furnished by pupils of the
Chemawii Indian school, music,
vocal and instrumental, recitations
base ball, and a grand closing con
cert by tho Chemawa Indian Band,
should make this day one of
interest and entertainment.
For programs and further in
formation call on nearest Southern
Pacifio agent."
Ho many people, old and yotniK, ant
nireeled with VHricoeele that a iiieaim of
hayiiitf It eared tut ttmiuihliitf loiijt
nought f-ir, and nrieid wlmice lias
been at fault until very reeently. Dr.
Darrin, at Willamette Motel, Halcm, is
now hle to aeeortilih it, ah'olutely
witlioiit paid or dotention from bind
new, o the cine i irriiiaiipiit and lnt
ing. A a prMjf of thi" iimerti'jii we re
fer, by peniiilou, to Mr. A. J. Arm
lroii(, cutter and chief asilant of
".Nlioll, the Tailor," at HU Third atreet,
I'ortland. Iteiid bin card.
Co UI hem II may Concern.
Without solicitation I volunteer my
testimonial In lavorof I'r. Darrin, who
cured inn of an ittf.niVHted ease of var
icocele of u.aiiy yearn' tur.dinif. Had
des.nlie.l of cure until eitfht yearn ao I
tried Ir. Ilarrin'. new inetlnxl, and was
IMTinanelitly cured, and have had no re
turn of the trouble. 1 moot emphat
ically recommend lr. Darrln asa skill
ful pliytociaii bikI ftrairfhttorward man
ill bunnies. Will l"dly collier nun
anyone, either in person or by letter. Bt
HO Thiol street, here I have been em
ployed for years.
A. J. AlkMSTKON'i.
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Mount Hood View.
Allen Johiifon, of Parker, has
bought SO acres of unimproved
I., ...1 Miliidtiinrr I be tract bouuht by
D, M. Crtlbreath. He will build on I
it uouie time in the i.ear fmure.
John Pow. ll. who recently sold
his farm, will r-tart for the Palouse
connlrv in about two weeks Mr.
Powell' and family have livtd here
for thirteen year and will ne
missed by their many friends.
Mr. Denny, of Monmouth, is
hauling wood to that place for Mr.
Powell.
John II. Powell's sale, which
took place on the fut day of July,
wat fairly well attended, and while
some things o!d yery cheap others
brought a very good price. The
cattle and hogs sold well.
1). M. Calbrenth has bought of
J, A. MilU a line driving horse.
A ho-se buyer from Tillamook
City was through here list week
und made some purchases at good
price.
The recent rain, while damaging
, 1 I... cy
n large amount oi mover uj, "
V..w.t. nf nrest helielitto the CaldcnS,
young clover and the spring grain,
which promises to be a gooo cruj..
Dr. Brown, of Independence, and
fr u,,d Miss Johnson, of Parker,
Mia Knniia Misuford. oi 3ion
th visited friends here last
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week.
Apples and pears will be a fairly
good crop in this section.
Raket Stor
Is proi)u-(3(l (o limits 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 Hose or Woolen
Hose. In fact in Oregon we must be
prepared for any weather, so come in and
let us fit you out
THE EAKET STOR.
U. F. Mulkey took
Ashland Monday.
the cars for
DR. JORDAN'S oftCAT
MUSEUM of anatomy;
1061 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, VAL.
(Umwmb Sixth ui Smalh.J
Tho lrct Anatomic! ilnjaato
In tu Wuntl. I
Ornttst afttttftion in tftt Csftf. A
fid dlHMI, 7 wmrwm mj
Um ultlt Mpvclnllfit on the l'aolflo
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Cuuil. JC.ilubililivitMynara. M
DR. JORDAN PRIVATE DISEASES
Taac mm and il-lT
ire ntvn who r suHfrlnf A
f.,.tn tit. iT.c!b of Toutlilul Indln- r
" ciruom or ai, 'n rn.tur.r
i nara Nor" ud pliyuoal B.blllf, Im- f
onlloiiJ,! .ermMrr-, r....-.-. -rtiiwM
ii iie.rrbiT'., eiHl. rr,.frj
,,r I rlnnllnv. I'T xuil)lnUoB ot M
rem1lo. f great cunitlTfl power, the octeT
huM'ti(l trmtment tlit It will not A
only alTord Ttnrnrdlmn rellel, but permanent r
cure. The IKn'tor doe not claim to perforin
mlrndeN but w wall known to b a lair and
equiire Phv'lrlan and 8iirgeon(j.re.eilnanl
In hlaatwl'alty laeaa of M f
RirniM. uinroiai.T j-....
the avilenl without Ibe useolK
T vu.a flrtert hv an Rxnert.
rare fir ItMplnro. A qulik 'J
cm-afor Plla. rlaaaro and 'l '
Dr. Jordan' apeclal palnleai meu . -EV1KT
MAN arriving to m will .ocelveT
onr rwn nonim ol hl con. plain; r . 4
ll'e vill euaronfM a I'O&in I S CLBI 0 7
MARGtS VKKY XMASONABlK.
M n . nll t nr h Itattar.
i book lor mr i.) lanor "n
nm iqrdM O0..I0BI MtrktSt.8. F.
moitmouibditdcpcndeiice and Salem
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Leaves Mot; mouth at 7:.'!0 A. M.
I Tiiili'iiendencti at H A. M.
ltetuming
i iliurjjriniviiv-
Salem at 3:00 o'clock P. M-
Heiidouarters at Little
lied Front Barn at Salem.
Palace Hotel. Independence.
,J . A. BYEES, Xrop.
It. S. Miduleharu, an old resident
of Independence, is now in Los
Angeles, Cal. He says there is no
place like the Willamette Valley
r.d expects to return in the near
future.
j. s. Mooiti:,
Tonsorial Artist
Sues 11 Woman's Life.
Only hrst-'clasa workmen em
ployed in the "Wigwam." Shop
situated on North side of C Street.
finilwrinns .1 snecialtv. Oflic
'''couirrcei; liu.e -ad ; at re.idene, north of Monmouth.
To have uiven up would have uiemit
death to Mr. Im'ih Cragi, of Ior-hester,
Mbsm. for vears she Imd endured un
told misery fioin a severe long trouble
on. I , iHtllilltU COIlell. 'V'lien, cue
line, .
sonietiuiee could not rjieak. All ooc-
tora and remedies laiieil tin l useu
Kind's New Dii?coverv for Coiiuniiiption ;
and was completely cured." Sufferers;
from coughf, colds, throat and lunu-i
trouble need this grand remedy, font ;
never die-appoints. Cure is guaranteed .
bv Kirkliind Dnut Co. Price ouc ana
$i.tK). Trial bottles free.
Attorney at Law.
IttAKKIF.l.
Tickets to and fi-omaliPoints East
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SAVAGE BAY. On Saturday
last at their own home two
miles south of Monmout h. Sam
uel J. Savage to Leniea Ray,
Kev. Howard Osborne officiat
ing. Mnv friends were present to
S;.:fie.SuI K-SuuT td!K 1 st. fail, mini, mwmi Chicago
least was provided, which was en-1 o wnmuiT.
joyed by the guests. 'Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers.
' j Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Cars.
Donation land Claim for Sale, j DATLY Tra!xs7fast time.
Taken iu 1S42. Notification 5075 ; fold'Jfttll inforlnation
Three-quarters of mile west of Lewis- inj, tickets. routes etc call on orad
ville. 150 acres in cultivation ; 2 barns dress H. DICKSON, City Ticket Agent,
house and orchard ; all under fenee.aud ; - -W.PH A1.0X, Trav I'ass Afit Portland
crop fenced. Inquire on the premise s. ABC DKNM-TON, O A
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5 Thurston Lumber Company, !
J ' DALLAS, OllEGOX.
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LtiffiBER 0F ALU KINDS
) Dry Stock Always on Hand, also Cedar Shingles CJ
1 jfote We have a first-class dry kiln, which enables us to give you
thoroughly dry lumber. 9