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wun no nniei.
I If v-ii want Men' or Moy's full
Mr. mill Mr. Coop..' wen
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V . !. '.It.-; a Ik"' ,,,MVju. shoe Maker, Independence Ore.
v ,i;i, ,r.M, of Ins 1Unii,Ui Mm T
"" ' !1: V'""" lbmLe ami Mis bertha Osborne
iV;i,n.l s. M-ore for H-rpieide liim ,0(,(v (,. Suit Creek, where
;n,. .1 i.. bull' cure. Sol. I in lm'!i' ' th-v will sojourn a number of
ur .i i ii .1 ii' .h-ir-d. . i,IVs.
A - l.n-ke w. a passei'tfH' to jr4 l'.avi.lsou riol Funce
;i.,, ...,a.t Wednesday to j""1 I'mrson, sister and iii.oe res pec-t'aui.-y
nlr-a.lv there. Uiv.lv of Mr. M. L lrri, hav
,1 .s Whit-ak-r return! Satnr- i n-turned to Independence Eu
,Uv 'r,.;;i a week s"iit at A (.tori. ' gcnt U.'j;itcr.
, :unl ronbm.l. , ir. W. H. Alliu. Cluuil Kryor
M,s. CUu Ski-.H.-r, of t)r.-pn tlil Win. llarn-tt rfUinio.1 Smulny
Citv viit-.l rflativ- 1'T ml ; ii'jiht from tlu-ir imlinu ovt-r on tin
. mVi: "m -itU this ttf-k. s'l'"- Tl-y irporl lu.ving Inula
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20 per cent! 20 per cent!
Off 5 Oiff Off!
Our entire Carpet line, nothing reserved,
From July 10 to Aug. 1st.
At which tiini' wo w ill tnUo our aimi!:il i n "m .
ami ilt'iro rchn'c uiir i-tock. Tlii- is v.oir
(.ul tutiity. lloinoinluT tin. l;u o.
IS The Uouso Furnisliin Co., j
' 303 Commfrcial St., Nixt door to P. O., SALEM, ORE
Stores at Salem And Albany.
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K-itaiinnU for a ttrfl 'lass m.al. W.- notuvil :i vulmr .ipn,-ni
S.,n.m rat. - lv th wW-k. : from this la.- th. otli.T luy, th-U
' , ' i f ,;k. iriMf a -Hk ol liv- tiirtl.'f. Thoy
, , , , vlll w.-te l.i Iim for Portland nn.l i"'ll
Ve nfMl.iv for th ohkI and ;
remain there hmng August. ; "
. i ,.. ; 15ra.lv lUiriu lt. a well-known
The M,-s !... Moore a nd l . : - wo
-phone Poul-r --.1.10.. Wft
Jay from a vwt to Portland. r ; .
fillip III ollll-i. V"..,
iiing in town ht week.
Attornev O-.ur Uayter and hin
. 5 Mis I!-lle Keeney, of hup-ne.;
Social and Personal. a KrdU:iw of the Monmouth stu. ;
l Nornial. l.'lt tor tionie I ti-nna j . ,
, ove? and tents l Frazer
Mi.-s Neili- Harris
returned hict
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t . K. M.
a!o ties.
W;ld" t o for
Ijii-i Wa'lt-ii- I.omire at K"
TKUriitsK olli'V".
! hrother J. V. Ituvt-r, of the Oliser-
i ver. were nver from l)alla Mon
'd.iy mioninn and the Kn TKiti insK
!(,tli. e ui-knonl-iU'es a pleasant eall
Mis Martha Wyman and sister, j from tliem.
; ot Ta.'oma, Wash , c imc in Mon
.(I .iv for a hrief visit in this section
w.vk from Portland, where she had
he-n .lurtr.fj the wii.trf and cj.rinp
' Mrs. lieo. Whiteaker
i Frank, also the younger
ami son
ineinheiK
H I) Whitman, the Monmo.ith ot the fumilv were passenL-ers to
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i. ... i nuiH.sirn. i ...o r..ti.piiHii irnm ii : n.iri iiurin v. i ui'v .".
I CM i . . i t . .- - , (mi V III .!,
is visiting ill-Forest (iiove.
Mi. Lotlie ;voinid came P
irom Portland T- s.iay lino idng.
Wm M;t.".iriy .! .vit
ranidtfl-fil "'. II J'lir: ' ill tilt-
B. F. Mulkev w . an iocming
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-k.
; week's outing in Tillamook county.
Shormnn Ifuvs nnd wif- moved
over lo lliflir Marion county hop
rinrh Tuesday until after hop
picking
Newport Jritimhy. They
main a couple ot weckn or so at
this popular summer resort.
Mi?s Kelia- Norton, who in con
nected with the legal department it
the Gie.it Northern lUitroad at
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K. V. Kldridne, tlx- Imlepeii- rarpent-rs mid huildiiiK' mat-rial
deuce creamery man, iii.oir ' her phtn nr.; .lehiye.l." . . . ."A
city during the week with a viewirtv cm d.-titi i f six or eiht
of e.-Uhiishiuu HCiemnery ivt thi Polk e.mnt v hoys pnse I throush
place, lie expr.-vs-.l himself as I'orvalli. Wedn-sdiiy. rout-to
much pl-nsed with th- outlook and Als-a on a hunting and (ishim; ex
thinks he will put in a good plant, p.-dition PoPv MeAdam W'.s
He is a thoroughly r-Iiahle jr-ntle- i with the party. He w.i dr.-s-d in
maiv and deserves the patium.f;- of in a elowi.V suit " . '"Mr. ttnd
lUir ,.,,!,. Jdlersou Uevi-w, ,Mrs lUrl-y If ill camr up f-nm
. .. ItiiKiiu 'i-.t.i. Weilnesdav. f-r a
Mrs. Maame walkrr. ,i vil, iltl , .orvil;!M
years, the wife of John . W alK-r. ; f - .v
of Monmouth, was coiuinit;eil to y.Rter.luv evening."
the insane asyltiml hur-.lay. Hie; nenfrCQinWAI f!4fin
examination was e.iniliicl-.l hi Ne -
lem hv I'r. J X. S ailh helore Jus- W. R. ALLIN, D. P. b.
tie-K. l M-Tiian, aclim; county
i.i.li.H lii !hn iihseni e of JtldireScott, '
J S ........ , c .M...n..t. .-...tiM.r Ittlllilltt.
of Marion county Mrs. Wa'Ki-r 8-"
mental deranKemeut was aue.l hy i ,. ,;;, ,,,, '
gn.'i lor me loss w n nine niiuj.-..- .
t -r, who died suddenly a lw weeKH j
n?ii The lnauv friends of the;
relatives ami
returned liiuin'
pas-eiier trin i
A. -J W iii teak"
visi'.ins relative
(I. L: Hawkins
pase.fger8 to th-
Flyo Cuio will k p th- Hi. H';
your'cow. C"t it "f l"r J1'1'"
Miss NVllie D'.iton. of Ion-, i
..f Aliemy, is
in tiii vicinity.
a. -id family w-re
-(.i-t W'd'.esday.
Mrs. .1 . S ISuliaii t
d-en w-r- pi-'iijiers to N-.vi)rt
Saturday, to enjoy several weeks at
the MM-ide.
and chil-:l",kl,m' 'M ,ne 1,'N':"'"'K ,,f-
h-r viniting friend and r-tativen
W- will soon have in Mock a
well selected assort m-n t .d shot
guns at pries as low the lowest.
Frazer .1' lliee.
Mi-s F.r'shiu-, who has I een at
Newport a couple of week, return
ed to h-r home at Monmouth Tues-
Miss Blanche (.round, oi Mm-1 dav afternoon,
mouth, went to Portland Saturday-; -jhe fero farning mil! does the
Chas. Irvine is hack from New- j best work, has th- greatest capacity
port, where he Hp-tit id vacation, and is the lightest running. See it
Ml- L Mom-, of M.M.,no,h,!Hrr"rRioe,e
..., iwtla.nl visitor this week.! For Hinders, Mowers a. d Rakes
and all extras for the Osborne
machines call on J. II. Moran,
j Monmouth, Oregon.
Mis (J-rtru.Ie M. Vernon, of
Monmouth, left for Corvallis Tus-
dav. I
Miss Lola Parrish. of Monmouth, S Scott Leavitt editor of the Faixs
At. .. Citv T.eidkii. wa i bu"'e V!?l-
,vn .i nis4fn!-er u .e Kiri .uou-i---
day
11,.,,'f ..v.i-!o(.L- tin- linckeve
waslier. For saie at U. M. Wade J. M. Vanduyn, who was interes-
d in the dry goods business in
this city, visited old friends hen
it Co.
Chas. lillyieu returned Tuesday
afternoon from two week:, f pent at
Newport.
Trv our Oociin; machine oil
vou v.ill find it A 1 at It. M.
'Wade it Co.
L-ivton Smith and party have
returned from their fishing . at.d
hunting trip.
Flyo Curo protects foe dumb
brute from the flier. Ot it of
Frazer & Rice.
Cleve PiOhinson rode over to Sa
lem and returned on his bicycle
Sunday morning.
flee u vWn this week. Th- young
lady is on a visit to her parents,
who live near Airlie.
Dr. .t. l. Butler, I. H. V. Hut
ler, I. (5 round and Mr. Boothhy
returned Saturday from their out
ing over on the Siletz. They had
a -splendid time. J. I!. V. bring
bick with him the big feather,
which he will retain until the next
season's outing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pipes, well
known here, have moved from Port
land to Eugene, where he has estah
lUhed a partnership with Mr.
Skipworth, a well-known attorney
there. His wife, Susie Fenncll
Pipes, is an instructor of violin
there.
F. W. Hurnherger. of Wahpeton,
N. D. .has bought the Teal plate
hrtween Independence and Mon
i..,.,i:ii- He renorts mouth. Mr. Hurnherger is a man
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Falls City as booming. of means and is so favorably nu-
; pressed Willi I OIK coning iu i"
is t,eL'otiatin for other property
i He will move his family here this
fall.
...Dentist.
Physician & Surgeon.
- , ,f ... ,. , jllIllC' III UIKTH ll"l. IMIIIIIII1K,
family will learn ot Mrs. ulK. r a j ,.M,leuie Phone 5. Otllce I'lmne
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sad misforlune w itti sorrow, ami i
n i.. m ri.i:u,
Attorney at Law.
will hop- ibr her a speedy recovery
to health. Observer, ',
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The iiuiirierty in in" -"r?"" "
tmieal Society f.,r June. I'.02. Vol. j Cll-clnm a H-e.a.ty. nut
. , I t,a fit r-si.iene, iiorui ui ..ion nioui u
.5 N.. has been receive.!. II J'
contents ar- as follows: -Political j V. T. lir.N IU.i:,
Historv of 'Oregon From l.HTti to
. . .. . .. C3h ar-,H Parhof Shnn
ISO ) Inclusive," r.y lion. m. v..
George; "The 1- irst Oregon l av- main stukkt,
airy," by Mrs. rruncis r uller n:-j j.,JK,.KX,lKNrK . . Ohkoon.
tor; 'Uecolleclions of Horace Hold
en." by II. S. Lyman. All of these 7 f- Qn(7TCO.
are valuable articles, particularly -" J
th- lirst, and no public r private Doviasor? tk Hedges, nrops.
librnrv in the state, worthy the "
. 1. I i,l,nn, ,, lull CitfiU-H. J itfll I'Cl Ifet. Tl MH
name, should he w.thou a lull a. I (,)n (i ., ioll( n.y .
pf the Historical Society H puhhea-
lions. Th-V Contain matter of im
portaiice to every student, which
Fihst
elsewhere in as j
Class Soda Fountain
Goxnkcti.is.
IN
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'4 ...TH E...
i j llloamoutb Caundry j
II. n. v in I .ii .v . , i mp.
several days the jjaot week
The little daughter of W . (I.
Hdlley, who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Miles Hendrick, of Mc
Minnville. 'eltirned FrU'ay.
A J. W'hitpakcr has sold the
Palace restaur'nt fixtures to Mc-
: Killop Bros, and has closed the
restaurant. Albany Herald.
B. V. Mulkey, hold-over senator
from Pol It count and president
elect of the Ashland Normal school
is spending a few days at the P-r-kies
hot-i. Processor Mulkey ex
pects to continue his legal resi
dence at Monmouth and will repre
sent Polk county in the state sen
ate during the remainder of h'e
trm which expires in June. 1!K)4.
Everybody likes good things ti Hnwevr, he vill devote his .time
eat. Strong's Restaurant at Salem ! to l)lft Ashland school, which he
is the place to get them. Every -! Hfty(l f,aH unusually bright pros
thing served in season. Itight j pects for the coming year. Ore
prices. jgonian.
cannot be found
compact form.
The forvallis Ga.elte, in its last
issue, had the billowing items of
interest of well known Polk county
people: "Clarence Clodfi lter h ft.
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Tuesday for Irntepemie ice. .vuer
a hriefyisitthe.e he will proce.d Should have your Work.
to Sherman county' Eastern , 4 Vnliiiiu called for and tie
Oregon on business that " 'Il do- 4 Hvcicil, lielh in Dallas im.) In.l.
tain him a cmipl- of months. At p,,,,,!,.,,,.,.. Washing culled fur
the expiration of this time h- will ( Tlll,H(y ,i.jver.'l on
return to Corvallis. . H,.turdav
Florence llosendoif. who recently
purchased six lots in Avery's morK GUarantCCd-
addition is eontempiaiinn .nni..... r
on them. She would build at once MOnmOUttl, UregOn.
but on account, of the scarcity ofMi.-f.---r-Vf-'l
H. H. Jasperson,
UNDERTAKER,
independence, t-t Oregon. I
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