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Is NEW I?
jiTHmlfiire Store i
"J I W to aillll'IIIIC C III tllf llOll Of llhlcJH'llllflK o JJ.
." 2 him! vicinity that my ntirc now open innl rcinly for
lniincs. I inn iccrivinu poods tilit lilting, lml luivo a j'
m luro lino of piml.t now ifiolv for nulo in llio way of fniwy '
S iiiol imnliiii t'ui'iiiliiio. t ti 11 innl xeti tlm many I'HiguiiiH m
m I hiivu to oll'tT ymi. 3;
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5 Picture Frames made to order. 5.
In nil it:
....Undertaking....
Ihjiih In-; day or iiilit falls romtly nlteriileil
to; lint' r- in fonni'i'iioii.
V. L. Hice, si
Knliiilnicr innl I'ii 1 ml Iiielui Si x! floor to l'ail.lofk'H 2
N il.t calls ui Kf lly'H I1....M.. INIfKI'KNDKNCi:, Oil. 5;
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trMT.wi''','';r'r'T'r',T1''",?','lt'
U you want ilrtiirp Unit art! Hrtitli with an easy griii-ifiil po,Kiil
mi pi'vm.ioii Ihnl Iinu'l lliu picture Mure, always fliiinlii'il in the lift
pcmnlile iiiiiinii-r, iiiiiiinlifil on styliidi card-mount., .elected from the
f liiH't MuKurtmriil In the "title, K" to
I VivKeVs Gallery,
liiili'iM'iiiifiK'f, Ore. He will pica you when other, lull.
Monmouth Correspondents.
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Mr. ami Mrs, JI. Uolmison, ofj Mri. Clark lias returned from
Kings Valley, were the Ktiests of! Portland, where she spent a few
their daughter. Mr,
ley, Saturday.
W. N Ok'el-
days with relatives.
Wm. Kiddlt has received a new
William ltndwfll ami family twelve-horse power traction engine
want to the coast this week. j from Portland, which he will ubo
... i ; to run his grain separator.
Amos Holmiin was in .Mori-j
mouth Monday on his way to: Merritt Tillery, of Independence,
Kastem Oregon. i has purchased a tine Jersey cow of
, , . ,, , a . . . , I Mr. Kiddle, the purchase price be
B. L. Murphy antl family went j j 1
to Sotla Springs this week and ex-!
. , .. t . 1- ., c,. ., ,;, ' Mr. Kiddle threshed his rape lust
pectto be gone for some tune. , yWJ m
Lee Bush, of Kings Valley, was j bushels from 18 acres. t
the guest of A. N. Halleck and , . , ti.reshin hi(j ten
very good, Mot everyone hud
morn than their burn, would hold.
fa Sunday, the iu.i., a
merry it.irtv of pi' iiM i r Irmiii
I'urker sciit llio tiny h' n admir
ing (lie line viw of Mt. Hand ninl
Mt. Jefffrnoll. Tii'f party t'iilifi"t,,'l
of Mr, ami .Mrs. I'ill.ir. Mr Juin
son, tlm Mis-t-s KIl'ii Ji'liiC'Ui,
Magnie Kerr, l'Jiiniis M iford. Mr.
May Kirr, 'ult-r li rf . and Lowell
Simp'fin.
(ieorgi Bootliby, of .Muiunoir.li.
p'lrclmi'i'il .I11I111 I'tiwi'llV wether
goatt.
1
(' f ( !nlili Ii m u iii iv iJeeriiiL'i
mower innl a new hay ralie.
Mr. ami Mr. P. A. I loni:. of
lln'iiiaiii, V'hhIi., write tnat they
will sjieinl tli'-ir sniiiriiiT vairation
with their 1'iueiitrt la-ri) mid at
Suyer
V.. V. Tliurr-tmi is hauling him
her from the mill at Falls 4 'it y Cor
the mill company v. ml lor hiiifelf.
Mr. Thuiston 1ms ah-ait nine
acres in Italian prunes and reorts
about half of a crop, lie has a
piod drier and dues ins own dry
ing. Mr. Mack has bought a second
hand hinder for th purpose of
binding his own grain.
Mr. II. T. Itoothby, of Monmouth
spent last Tuesday here with rela
lives.
John Powell ami family started
for Idaho last Wednesday. They
did not know just at what point
they would Pettle.
Leslie
ft 'viv:
a n a vi m
W'tMild call yftir aMfiiii 'ii ti I'all ami Wintor in
tllf WiJV f f
Fall Goods
Such as hats from 25c to $2.
" V5 Shoes in all
(irailos, h'-avv aijl lilit, fur nnii, wimoti
t liililit n. lloMt i v aiitl tiiifl ! wear. i!i
-litiotl,
cotton ainl urn. I. A t:l trunk fir ti'lcsc.tja-s, all
sizes to ack tl.i-m in. Qut for hop picking
we start with 946 pairs of gloves "r ;i
tlo.cns, ki I think wc can it you. We havn't
Hiact-to tell yon of all we have so wc woiihl a?k
von to coiiic ami we will show vou. Vouih trulv,
THE RAKET STOR.
VanMeer has
.Seattle, Wash., to work.
gone to
family Sunday. :
Mr. K. C. Craven, of Dallas, was
in town this week. j
The Chute and Hellley families!
are taking an outing at Falls City, j
Harvest is in full blast this
week. The rattle of the binder is j
heard in all directions and soon the :
whistle ot the thresher will be.
heard.
Mr. Pete Corn well will move into
his own house this week.
Adora tVKelley, of Independence,
was visiting her parents here Sun
day. W. N. O'Kelley is working in the
Spatilding logging camp.
.Mount Hood View.
George Sullivan and family have
returned from their trip to .New
port. Mr. Goodman, of Washington,
has returned honia after a pleasant
visit hero with his sister, Mrs.
Clark, whom he hud riot seen for
more than twenty years.
acres of rane. It is a very hard
crop to handle.
The hay crop in this section was
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Ceo. F. Rodgers SL Co.
Wholcsiila
Paper dealers.
Wrapping raper.Papor Bags
Twine, etc. Photographers'
Mounts and Printers' Sup
plies. We can save you
money on anything in the
paper line. Get our prices.
130 Court St. Salem, Ore.
mms RELIEF
A really healthy woman has lit
tie pain or discomfort at the
menstrual period. No woman
needs to have any. Wine of
Cartlul will quickly relieve thoso
smarting menstrual pains and
the dragging head, back anil
sldo aches caused by f idling of
the womb and irregular menses.
17HE"CARDUII
has brought permanent relief to
1,000,000 women who suffered
evory month. It makes the niou
strual organs strong and healthy.
It is the provision made by Na
ture to give women relief from
the torriblo aohes and pains which
blight so many homos.
Gxmnwood, La., Oct 11, 1900.
. I bm vrty liok fur tonii time.
I wm taken with a .... nain t..
id and ouultl nnt (jot Any relief until I
l ,nm m nomoor win orurtlul. Be
fore I bad taken all of it I waa r,illvd
I tor t it njr dnty to aay that you have a
wonderful madioina.
Mm. m. A. Todmt.
FfrJlTl,m11llnilnr,.ldrm.BlTlnitiiynllv
toni."ThlAlla'A.lr!unr liuirlmoni' Tn
i Ifllanoaga Madleux Co, Cbauanooga, Ttno.
There'i more weir in Simmons
(old-filled chain than in molt
chains mnply because they are
made of the ery best stock
by the best skilled workmen.
Wcwtch
Ch&irvs
Make sensible Yule-tide Gift.
Every bit as food as solid
(old chains, fully as hand-
some, tar less cosny.
0. R. Kramer $ Co.
I visit DR. JORDAN'S oncat
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
I I0SI MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
. ( 1MM Blitk B.TMlA J
Th UrrMit Anatomical MnMaa
UP In tii ur.d.
T rttit.it atrmrtlm In tht City. A
4"'jl ddb...,uiljir.4kr
1 th oldoat Ri-rl.!lsl ua th faalA
Xsakbiukia no jraart.
. 4mvn ritiisia uistAa a
and mU4l f
wbo ara auffiirlaf A
i oi joutoiui inaia- r
uaa In uaturar A
Uealt7.1aa. W
inontiiotnb-Tndcpcndence and Salem
c-r-r-t A r i m
i rZ JL - v i 1 i . . . .
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Leaven Monmouth at 7:M0 A. M.
Leavea Independence at N A. M.
Iteturning leaves Salem at 2:30 o'clock P. M. ,
HeatifiiarterH at Little Palace Hotel, Independence.
Red Front Barn at Salem.
J. A. BYERS. IProp.
Geo. Conkey and wife and NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Arthur Moore and family, return- Department of the Interior,
ed the first of the week from an Laud Otfiee at Orepon (;ity, Or.,
July 21 1902.
outing over at Xeakowan. Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
eetl More Help. lowing named settler baa filed notice
of liU intention to make final proof ia
Often the over-taxed organs ofdiges- support of his claim, and tbat said
tionory out for helpb y dv.pep8iii' prtmf n i l be made before tbe KeKUter
pains, muiHea, dissiness, headache, ttl,d Receiver at I . b. Land Olhce at
fiver complaints, bowel disorders. fSneh Oregon City, Oregon, on Ieptember 5,
troubles call for prompt use of Dr. ,vlz- i-naries wau ison m.
k'ino'a Kw I ifn Pill.. Th are mn. 0- I;W'- 'or the N L'i' CC. ft, f 8 8, It
tie, thorouirh anil guaranteed to cure, i . ... ,
25c at Kirkland Drmt Co.'s. i H I ,bf following witnesses to
. , , , . , prove h in continuous residence upon
Oillfor INilk Cotiutv Warrants, i ana cumvaiton oisaia iana, viz. ieo.
All warrants presented, m-
' L,. Hawkins, of Independence, Ore
' eon ; Freeman Robinson, of Falls City,
dorsed and not paid for want of j ! Ore0!J Kicluird E. Ferguson, of In
, , - .rr r , nAA ! dependence, Oregon ; Ueorge C. il-
funds prior to Dec. 5, HH)U, j SOUi of ludependence, Oregon.
are now due. interest ceases cma. b. jiuut.,
nfloi- tl,o nlo nf this nntinp : ..... itegisier.
E. V. Dalto.v
County Treasurer
First pub. July 24,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. - .
! iiepHriiiit-Ti'. m nit? 1 uierior,
Deparlmeut of the Interior. j , Laud Office at Oregon City, Or.,
Laud Olliee at Oregon City, Or., ! Ju)y 21, 1902.
July 21, 1!H)2. i Notice is hereby given that the fol-
Notice ia hereby given that the fol-j lowing-uamed fettler has filed notice
lowius-natned settler has tiled notice of her mtentiou to make final proof in
of liisintentinu to make final proof in i support ot her claim, and tbat said
support of his claim, and that said i proof wiM be made before Kegister and
proof will tie made hetnre itegister ana i receiver u. ra. i.atiu uura at witfjou
HecelverU. S. Laud Otlice, at Oreaon City. Oregon, ou September 5, 1902,
City, Oregon, on September 5, 1902, ! viz. : Jessie Mattisou H K o. 130S3
via : Kicbard K. l-erguson it ts sa , tor toe e v4, .tf4 otv4 cect,
1315 for the 810 Sec. 8 T 8, 8, R 8 V. ' NWJ NW4 Pec. 9. T 8 S, R 8 W.
He tianips tlm followiuir witnesses to : She names the following wituesses
prove his continuous residence upon ' to prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Geo. Sud cultivation 01 said land, viz: Oeo.
O.Wilson, of Independence, Oregon ; , O. Wilson, of Independence. Oregou;
Charles Mattisou, of Independence, Freeman Kobinson. of Falls City, Ore
Oregon; Freeman Robinson, ef Falls gob; Kicbard E. Ferguson, of Inde-
( ity, Oregon; Ueorge .L, itawKins, ot ; penuenee, Oregon; ueo, ia. nawaiua
Independence, Oregon. of Independence, Oregon.
Register. I - Register.
First pub. July 24. First pub. July 24.
M mt 1 rlxMltiifr, ny m OimibhmtiuH !
W Mwitiaui nf ir rwavt eurmtlv nnwar. th ikwtatr T
hMBoarrfttitrml hli trAlmnl that 11 will not A
only ffnrd lmmKllt rlif(. but prtniQt r
cure. Tb Doctor do nt el aim to perforin
mlraclm. hut wtll known to b Uir and
3 In hmpri'nlty Pltm of w.r i
RYPHII.H thoir-Uf hly 9riU
M th ayatfim witbmit thm unaof Hmt i
TriMta flttfttl hv Ait KxnerL 1
!fur for ftnplnrf. A t)UK'k
cure tar Pllfi, riMr and ' " 1
Dr. Jordan's apclai imlnlm met.. . .
KVKRT MAN arpi.vtnsrtoiw will .ccelr '
Our fvonfH tpinton of ulaofniplntiit. ,
U'awiU kunmnti a JQjbIl'lVX CVSS in
a twrv can w wnrfrr.i;ff.
W ('nniinltatfr.il KKKK mr6 itrlotlT pHrata.
Treatraant paraonaUy or bj loiter.
tu.ua t.,w rmit asan.O0 HV OV
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book for mn.j Caller writ
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5 Note: We have a first-class dry kiln, which enables us to give you
fij thoroughly dry lumber.
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