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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1902)
I INnKrKXDKNi'K KNTKlU'lllSK, 1NHK1'KN1KN(M0, OKE(iON, .JULY 21. IK2. r- County Correspondence. ! i Cniw Icy. 'Mike hnv w'ile the sun shines." That is what, the people in the vicinity of Crowley are Joins iuuI they'll have a tine lot of it, too. One of Pete ISuliler's horses fell into a well last Wednesday, hut with the assistance of some of bis neighbors Pete sneoeeileil in bring ing bim back to terra tirma only slightly injured. Mrs. John Walker anil two chit ilren are in Pallas, this week. lieorgo Smith ami wile went to Miioion ltottom to visit the for j mer's sister for a few tiny this week. Mis Viola Alexander was visit ing the Misses Simo'.ton last week. i Win. Sinrr is driving tin Salem and Dallas I,il' while l'ldilUr A Sunday school is to le or- j takes a layoff for a lew day with pun.ed at the Cnited Kvanjjelieal j hi- family at the coast, church next Sunday at 10 a. m. j im. p.tve Seara was a jlcasant K. L. C K. meets at 7 i. n: Miss caller U'ednesdav. . Medical. ,,M i l- Whiieaker. Mrs. Sen- The l..,, ,,.! - Mr W ill Whit- I'llited Kvanjreliottl jhoii will atteml iireaehiiijr snrvico at the M. K. church at i. in. At last Mm Hertie Moore, leader, topic Mission." Preach. Ileal eaker visited wile Sunday. J. V. Ket.er and Chester Craven iasl lb rough giitlt' injured. i ! vik.-mi x .- ,...' j i , ,,;,, f,.oiv's services llev. C. C Poling was j he-e Tuesday in search ot some ill I deh boarded the tram for I . , . , . . , Porthnd last Saturday evening, returning Sunday morning accom panied by his brother, Joe, who has been quite ill at that place, but is now convalescent. intet bv good congregiitic.us, at all 1 sheep which had been taken out ol - I 1... three of his appointment. j -i.. .-autmaj . spoke very euc turagingly of the! Misses Laura Hanson ami Ada idmr-.-l, u-rtrlr ml..r ill., ml in i nis. I Sll t 111 Ver. of Pittsburg. l'eiuisvl- tration ol the pastor. Ills tiuar tele claims for the first, time in Cass Higgs began binding wheat three ye.tr were uo-Mn full. last week. Sam Smith expects to have more tbaa a hundred tons of hay. There have been a number of Monday evening. Icecream book agents around lately, but none of them have oil e red us the "Life of Tracy and Merrill." J. E. EdVar and family visited relatives at Crowley last Sunday n did also Finley Edgar and family. Elder William Short filled his appointment here last Sunday. Mr. B. T. Cochran, of Sherman county, arrived here at the home of his father-in-law, Elder Pewtherer, Sunday morning. Hon. J. C. White recently threshed two acres of rape seed, but we havo not learned what the yield was. We are glad to see our people branching out, and trust the days of all wheat are past. Calvary. Highland Grange will meet next Saturday evening at eight o'clock. Ike and Wes Elliott, of Dallas, came over last Tuesday. James Tedrow and wife started for Belknap Springs, last Wednes day to spend a few weeks. Miss Laura Couthorn is staying with hsr sister, Mrs. Evans and taking music lessons on the guitar. Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Elliott, of Dallas, spent last Thursday night with Mrs. John Walker. Viola Alexander spent several days of last week with friends in Rickreall. Oren McElmurrv had the mis fortune to get his foot mashed very badly, which will keep him con fined to the house for some time. Will Shafer and his hay baling crew, will bale James Alexander's hay crop this week. vania, were visiting Koser last week, Miss Mattie ltlckreall. Mr. and Mr. John Holmes gave a party for their daughter. Bertha. cake were served and all report a very pleasant time. Several from Monmouth attend ed the thrice here Saturday even ing. Miss Carrie liurch came home Tuesday from Portland, where she has been spending a few months with friends and relatives. LIGHTNING STROKES CHILL WINDS Are the dread of those whose lungs are "weak." Some fortunate people cn follow the summer as it gtx;s southward, and escape the cold blasts of winter and the chill airs of spring. But for the majority of people this is impossible. r amity nrca nuu business obliga tions hold them fast. " Weak " lung are made strong by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery. It cures the obstinate cough, heals the in flamed tissues. sto A X 1 ids the hem orrhage, and re stores the lost (Viih to the ema- 'ciated body. l am a railroad aft-enl.1 write 1. B. Staple. Kq . ot Barclay. 0ase Co., Kant., "and four years ago my work keeping me in a warm room and stepping out Ire nuratlv into the cold air gave me bronchitis, which became chronic and deep sestcd. Doctors failed to reach my case and advised me to try a higher sir, bat. fortunately for me, a friend also advised me to try Or. Pierce's medicine. I commenced taking your olden Medical Discovery,' and by the time I had taken the first bottle t was bet ter, and after taking about four bottles my cough was entirely gone. I have found no ne cessity for seeking another climate." Sometimes a dealer, tempted by the little more profit paid on the sale of less meritorious, medicines, will offer the customer a substitute as being "just as good " as the Discovery." You get the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, the best medical work ever published, free by sending stamps, to pay expense of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for cloth-bound vol ume, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. G. Keller H. R. Nehrbas LUCKIflnUTE Flouring 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. Salem Ktateamau. There art- tew iieople who would care to b struck by lightning, and Jennie Pierce, of l'lne Point, Vermoul, wits one of these. She whs struck a few days ago, however, and rendered unconscious for some time, but slis re covered her senses ami is very glad It liapielied. The rcaxon Is that ufter being totally deaf for ten years, she can now hear as well as any one, the change having lieeti caused by the shock. The appileatiou of electricity in an other form by a skilled hand does not shojk the must delicate system though equally effective In curing deafucss and other diseases. Dr. Darrio, now located at the Willamette Hotel, In treating many eases dally; and that they do not seek relief In vain U demonstrated beyond a doubt by tb following cures performed many years ago, thus showing the permanency of the electrical treatment. Mr. C. Cary, of Ashland, writes bis cure of deafness Is complete, cured last August. He also states that his wife is In perfect health, after being HI for ten years with female troubles, co stlnation, piles, liver and kidney trouble. Miss Birdie Behmldt, Jacksonville, Or., discharging ear aud dealoess, oured. C. M. Kuch, postmaster at Ruch, Or., deafness 12 years, cured in two hours. H. A.lTucker, president of the batik o. Genesee. Idaho, now living near Ashland, Oregon, catarrh 13 years, cured. 8. P. Gorsline, Lookinglass, Or., deafness and rlDglng In ears, cured seven years ago. - O. B. Matthews, Eagle Point, Or., consumption aud large tumor, cured eight years ago. Mrs. Isaac Williamson, McKweu, Or., inflamed eyes, catarrh, pain in her side, cured. B. F. Pope, Iloultou, Or., dlabetls. Bright's disease and catarrh of tlie bladder, restored. Mrs. C. Morris, Talent, Or., kidney trouble, diabetis aud pain In back JO years, cured. Mrs. B. Bickford, Itoseburg, Or., treated suceeimfully, and her son was cured of cross eyes. Mrs. If. Kastoti, Rosebiirg, Or., gran ulated eyes ail her life, eye-lashes were all gone, cured. Thos. Madison, Farmlngtou, Ore., scrofulous swelling under the ear, causing total deafness, cured. A. K. Miller, photographer, 277 ICuott street, Alblna, Or., stricture many years so life was despaired of, cured, J. I). Hoflstetter, Baker City, Or., total blindness and deafness; the latter cured and the sight nearly restored. Ex-Postmaster J. F. Johnson, Pen dleton, Or., now jailer at Portland, Or., granulated eyelids for years, cured. Jintn llarvev. Jr.. Talent. Or., cor d of the neck contracted and head drawn to one side, cured four years ago. J.J, Kein, sx-iillior of ibe north wcnlei n d'-ruiiin paper, "Kiele PreHC," of Portland, Ur,, ileafuea for years, re st ored. Kx Judve J. II. Nosier, l'oitilll t'lly, Or., partial ptualisin sod break iugdottuof lite system, uxlore I ten years ago. Dr. DjrrliT Place 01 Builnm. I )r, ll.irilu gives fiev foiimiltalloii to sll, and when neecsiir.v gives I II- elnn In t niinecl Ion ilh electricity. The poof lii'Hb'd free Itotii HI lo II d.illy, except itiedieltie.. Tlnwo will ing in pay. 111 In evenings, 7 loHj Sundays, 10 In .'I ! Errm of youth, blond hunts, gli ft. ' Impi'leucy. varicocele, ib Hfness, ca I in Hi and st t let tun a specially, Alt ! chronic male and tenia's prlntle tils. j cases lie-iled at fi a week, r In Unit pioioiiinu of ilme tli e' may re itilis No cam- iiiiillict! except by Himlhii ol the l-iitlelit. All bllsllies icliillon wllli lr. liarrln tt let ly con-liili-iillul. I.clicrsof 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r' anwerid. (.Mretilais and tpnstton blank suit lice. Eye li-sOd snl glasses (Hied. lr. lianlti's ulllet uieal I bo Wll- j liiltt.-tle lloli'l, Sal til, until Septem ber lsl only, We Are Conscientious. Substitute, ami impure drugs have no place in our store. We know pliysicians tin not want us tti UMithein, ami we won't tin it.; Kverv prt'Kciiption here is coniiottmlcil of pure drugs by careful, competent ami accurate pharmacists, who ilou't make mistakes.. You can trust us with your piescriplimi preparing. A. S. Locke, Druggist, MAIN STREET.INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. Steamer Pomona. The Oretinn t'lly Transportation t'o.'s bust, Ibe Pomotiu, will Irave I'orvallW foi Independence, Sal Port laud and way -lauding on jo.y.i is. in:.v:.v.i i n, -i-v .m r.v arriving here about I) a. m, Keliiriilng leave Poll html Tuesday s, Thuixdaysauii Saturday, arriving at Independence about 7 p. m. Lands at upper dock. i FINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000.00. II HIRSIIBEHU. President" AUK AM NKION, Vice President C. W. IKVINK, CaahW. DIRKCTOKS. II. llircM-rg. I). V. Sear. It. F. Smilh, M. W. Steaart an . . .orison. ii general banking and exchange business transacted. 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