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MAIN STREET, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
I'ocket Mirror KHi
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
We haveect aide a iiieeltt f very
lt eo lighted took from our regular
toek of l.."0 lniiitlnk'A, and are Kin to ii ve
the eoleof Independence and folk comity
alliance Jo rd a.lof thei-e popular author
for thetxuall mini tf '.'! ci-nts-ier I ok. Th
Ua clianc of a It limt fortlioc w ho do not
f.-el IV to lurvtihe llm-e t llie of
l.:i.".
A BIG UNDERTAKING.
Tliis lei i a Wtf uiiiU'rtukins for a nuiull
town and e will r.-iiur- the wry liic rl
ooerv.iiice of tir i ontrm't.
THE CONTRACT.
The follow ini; l the uni and MihMame
of tliecontun-t ami ii list he f'ttiird ami t-oin-ilit"t
wild l ftti-li Mii'l evfty iroii lakinx
out a book :
For llie I'll vilcite of lin: ul.le to lead
your i-opyrliihtnl h oka I d-'iwit the auiu f
fl, hifli Rives in- the ue of the took for
the mm of L'-'i cent. Ai il I BKivi- to pay the
mini of I' Hi t'ook I dumped wlilie in
my ioM'ion. I Imi afiref to t ay the Mini
of 2"i cent er we k for earh week r nrt
thereof the l k I kept over th time limit.
ilycoi'lltlll a week. For ilie who
prefer to furnish wcnrity by liaviiif- a
frieuil who la a properly li iloer iii the
card for t item inMead ( depositing the H
we have fun ihed the foil, initf clause:
"I apree to fettle the following cintra -t If f r
any reason the above fiifiier should fail o to
do." The rental fee of ii een's for the hook
must le paid lefore the iok leave I he store.
8
NEW LINES IN FINE
WRITING MATERIALS.
We have juat received a Hue
line of writing paH-r In pound pack,
age of the very latent uliadea ml the
quality of paper In the very bet ; alao
we have the envelope to match. The
ohade, paper ami price alioiihl make
them popular teller. Knvclope. HI
cent pet hunch. Taper, any liade, 4
bundle for 10 cent.
i
f Iw
BOX PAPER.
In IhU line weaurely have a very
nii-e line that range in price from 11)
centaandup. ( ur H-cllt Iwixea com
p.ed f i&Miceta of paper and '.'" eu
velojvex will douhle dlaeoui't any Port
land department tore price.
200 NOVELS IN I0-CENT EDITIONS BY BERTHA M. CLAY
AND MRS. SHELDON JUST ARRIVED ON MONDAY..
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR SODA AND ICE CREAM?
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We are commented on our fine
Hilda every day and our trade la on a
ateady increase. A otr fountain
syrup are made from nothing but
the pure sugar and llavnrlnic it ha
to be good.
Our ice cream could not bo any
purer thau it Is, for we use mi adul
teration whatsoever. The pure
ctcum for ice cream.
We pack any amount you want
in ice packer at following price:
1 gallon 91.2ft
2 quarts.. 7"o
1 quart -10c.
1 pint Sic
A. Harrison, wbo recently
arrived here from Miwiori, has se
cured employment with the I'edee
Lumber Co. and has moved hi
family to the company's saw mill.
Mrs. August Paenkopf, of
Albany, is vis'ting her son Ed.
Mrs. Sarah Price, has returned
from a visit to relatives at Salem.
Mrs. Richard Ilensley. of Salem,
is visiting her brother, J. W. Yost.
Mrs. Lewis Ritner and her
daughter Ella were Dallas visitors
last week.
"Brigliam" Young has received
notice from the pension depart
ment that his pension has been
raised 112 per month.
T. Ci. Richmond, a Dallas stock
I buver, was here in i-eiirch of cattle
last week.
J Charles Rightson, rf Chnmpoeg,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Kinchin.
J. W. Yost made a business trip
j to Sa'em last week.
I Jay Brown, of McTimmons
I Valley, died on the 18th and was
buried the following day in the
Smith cemetery near Lewisville.
Though Mr. Brown had been quite
feeble for several years the imme
diate cause of his death was paraly
sis, from which he suffered during
the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchel, of
Inavale, Benton county are the
guests of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Winner. Mr. Mitchel conducts a
store and is postmaster at Inavale.
M. L. France, of the Hoskine saw
mill company, was a caller last
week and reports the lumber trade
as being very active.
Alva Worner has a three-year-old
I'ercheron filly that weighs
1510 pounds.- This is probably the
heaviest animal of the same age in
the country.
The logging camps in this vicin
ity furnish a ready market for
large quantities of hay, potatoes,
butter and other ranch products.
Joe Brown sold 30 head of beef
cattle to Salem butcher, last week.
Charlie Kagleson, of Chanipoeg,
has come up to assist his uncle
Thomas Kinchin, in hay harvest.
It seems that Tracy'? movements
from place to place are never post
poned, on account of the weather i
northn vitilunce(?) ot hi pur I
i
Mirci".
Mr. t'..(i. Stiirtfi'H hit none to
I'lmjuii Kerry, here h will cpend
the remainder of the summer.
Lewi I'MivHnl liai a lorco of
men cutting saw log on Itituer
creek, a tributary to the I. tick in
titule, J. A. II it n mi m, hi i sojourning
at Belknap Spring, report some
improvement in hi In ulth.
II. M Osborne ha sold hi ranch
near MoTimmon valley to Joe
Brown ami will uiove t-i I. inn
couulv. Joe bus nln bought it large
tract of land at th tipper end of
the valley
We thiok Sheriff Kurd i to be
congratulated on securing the ser
vice of Mr. Kiigeiiti Ilayter us hi '
, i . it . .
fillet ileplliV. .tr. navier ap- i
poiiitment U highly gratifying to .
hi iicitiiiinliuie-a in this p.irl of ;
the country. !
1'nfiivorable weather during Mon
day and Tuesday of lust week
cuiixed some nlariil as to the safety
of the hay crop, hut the scare wa
of short duration as the weather
cleared on Tuesday night and what i
rain had fallen did no damage to
bay and was of great benefit to all
other crops.
AN EXAMPLE OF MANY.
t Jrnphlc Story Told by H .Mon-
tavlllu Ijuly,
Sulem Journal.
When a few month aico rumor of
the marvel that were being wrought
in theotllo a of Dr. Darrln, at the Wll
lamette Motel, Salem, began to spread
lu thin community, iuvcatlgatlou wan
made, Dr. Darrln, hi patient and hi
reference were Interviewed. Among
the latter, a then stated were men and
wouieu In all walk of life and they all
told the same slory of quick and posi
tive cure or benefit. To listen to them
Dr. Darrln ha a Unit mortgage oil a
fame that will endure. Dr. Darrle I
dally lu receipt of letter, couched In
the same spirit. The following letter
wa received by him from Mr lletirlci
a prominent lady o the town of Mon
tavilla: Dr. Darrlu Soveu year ago lu Port
laud, I w under your electrical medi
cal treatment for discharging ear and
deaf lie of eight years' alaudiug. You
cured me, an i I never had a return
of the trouble. My liusbund wa treat
ed at the same time for kidney trouble
ami lame back of three year' duration.
All known remedies failed to cure him
until he look your trial men t. lie has
never had a return of hi ailment. Our
address In Moiitavilla, Or., formerly rit.
Helen, Or.
Mks. F, I). llKNKH'l.
4 .ml ikvim:.
4 nourv PHMU 4U
4 justice Of IN Pact, f
a Colleclion a specially Agent f
for a liumlier ol slamlaid old line
m liiMiiruitiu. iwiilllislll.. T
.. Ill..L.V .
INIiM'Kxir.m t
OlIKllON. a.
ior (. ot';.KJ
$ TI IE QTY $
fCruckCransfcreo.
F. M.SK'NNER. Prop. y
....Mypc
The Luxury of Linen
Laundered Right
la vniinut iiiihII rsiut if vin tiMtliinl'n I ho
Halt-in Hu-Hiii l.Htmdry, for Hifro intl.ln la
turned out. In any ollu-r hut Hi" rfidit ttu
Our tuclltllCH fur IhoroiiKtily t'ltitnHinir and
proKirly iroiitiiK ndlru( rollnrM mimI imiUm fr
ur nt U'lncn ii re uucxwd Irniitlflu wliltn lurilffi
Hintiol, fall to lw pleHWfl with the Nkill we
aiHpiay in uoiiikf up in tin mi ainmwuy
trlrnincd undcrweiir, HklrU, (Jive tin
vmir iii-xt. itrriVr. ( trdtTM left hI Kiltoh'll
tiarber nhop or the Hul;m Hinge will rcrlv
prompt atluntlon.
Salem Steam Caundry,
Colonel J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous
D. Olmsted. Mgr. I'houe 11. 8 20
lilherty Street.
rsotial attention irUcn t
all order entrusted to me. I'rompl
attention In eeiy hislain-e.
A i v I ' T I
jNDDPENDENCe. ORE
V
ey t? ...i.x.. a
$ Imleiieiulence, I re.
Nioiniiiietio ami II.m.1
wriTB ) stone t . meterv
vioik etc.
Polk County Dank,
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, 0tao
J. II. llAwi.kv, l'. I.. rHi'ntt.i.,
Priwndeiit. Vice Pre.
Ia. t". IVwai.i., Caaliier.
Pio CeiTi., to,ooo.
DiukiToH: J. II. Ilawley, I'. I.,
j Campbell, I. M. Simpaon, J. H. '
Holler, John II. Stump, J, A,
Wtthrow, V. , J'nwell.
Trainuiel a Oeneral Hunkw.ij
and Kxehango HimineM
MOTOR LINE
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH
n-AlLWAYCO.
l'AVr tmleiien
ctiii(' for Moil,
muiilli anil Alrlle
7:.'i a. in.
H:;l p. in,
I-ave liuliiieii
ituiiiw .'or Mon
mmitii ami Dullu
II mi a. in.
7:1.') p. in.
l,'vi Monmntitli
fur Alrlle.
t:'iOt. in.
n-M i. in.
I.'vi MonniMiilh
fur l'lillui.
11:91 a. m.
7:.KI p. in.
Iaviia Alrlli- fur
Moiiinoiiili mill
lnili.H'tilMire.
(mi a. mi,
4 (O p. III.
I.i hvi IhIIu lor
MoiiiiiouiIi iiiol
l!lltH!lllfIH1
l lm p. III.
H:.'m '
1,'Vl'M MollllllMllll
for Illiti.priHli.uri
:!" II. III.
I HI p. Ill,
il:l "
ft: "
H:iki "
l.i.aviii Inilt'iu.
ili'iiee tor Atmi,
IM p. in
Marltn
.32 Cal.HIgh ProurSmokalet
IN MODEL. 1893
w
R are nrrnirrfl to furnUh
our full Ime of Model 'W.l
riHct, tolid nd uke down.
for the new .32 Caliber HIGH
PKfcSdUKe KMOKhLFSS cart
riil jo. 1 hi afie uae a IHS jrtm
bullet and h velocity of over
2,000 fret per second, making It
the moil powerful cartridge made
for an American arm, with the ex
ception of the. 0 U. S. Army,
It la aulficlentty dradly for any
game known in North America.
Another treat advantage la that
the harrcla arc bored and rifled (but
notchanihcred)exactly the an me aa
the regular .32 40 Marlin.onc turn
In I H inchea. Thia make the uae of
black powder and lead bullets aa
satisfactory and convenient as in a
rrfiilar biick powder rifle.
1 his size la the first high-prea
sure arm drveloped In this country
for a caliber larger than .30, and
the Hrnt to tte alow enough
twist to give best rcFulfa with
black powder ammunition.
Vrisameas..U) .40MARMN.
120-page cat. log of rillc. . hot
tuna, ammunfilon, cc, cover In
tt colors, mailed far three stamps.
THE MAKLIN FIRE ARMS CO.
NEW HAVEN. CONNECTIVE!