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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1902)
WnKPKNDRNCK KNTKRN'iHK. ISDEI'KNDKN'CK, OKE!ON. AUGUST 2H, 1U02. . .1 . i.. i...... .. . ..ffiil.t M ltli mi MtiHV ur.iii.fnl itoi. mid villi wlll 'iriuii i" .......... , i . Mil t-xpremdon that ImMi't the picture Mure, hIwhvm tliiUlil ill the la-sl ltiU manner, mounted on mlili card- tints, wli-rliil from Hie tincsl Hmirlmi'lil In tin Mate, It1' to..... Piclvel's 1 nilriH'iiili'iiri'. ( Irn. lln will MonmoutH Correspondents. Mr. John Slu'ltitii.uf North Yam hill, wax visiting friends bimI rela tive in town tint liistnf the week. Mrs. (Wi Holt, of Winlock, Wash., was visiting friends and relative in tortii tli' lirst ol tho week. Minn Nanna t'ook, aftr an ah Bene of ulmoKt two year in South ern Oregon inn Washington, re turned to Montnoutl. Satnrday. It would It it lino thing if the council wouhl have our marshal, if ( luive oiii. or Konm ohm ela fix up the kidewalk before school j pin, also to IntvM th thistles down, Waller drill'm finished c-uttin grain Tuesday. It deem that Homelody him l ji killing doc. Henry Hiitlerj and others have hw-t several ahrep lately. Frank Smith, of the Uttlo hnck-j iuiiiutc, wa in town Momlay. j Harvest U drawing to n close j ami if tin nun holds off a week j linger almost everybody will bj through. , Kvfrybodv i getting rend v fori th hop yard. ' ' . ., ; (irain in not turning 'out oo well , , j, ilf t i. farmers ejtpvctti i, yi't it i of ; gOOtl IJUUIII V . A. N. PooIm in the happy owner of a fifty-dollar cornet. Andy Wilfi-n ia again in our town moving hotiwa. He will ; iiuviii .1.....". ,ne for Forent Barnea and J. B- V. Butler. move one one for William Worth expects to open ihe firht of September. i Miaa Huth Mulkey'a pleasant oountenani'O ia wen once more tn the poetollioe. Mr. Win. Hyatt went to Sulphur SpringH Monday to Ppend a few days with hia family. StmUora All Iteeorda. Twice In ItOMpllHl, K. A. Uulledge, Veilicna, Ala., paid a vant Mini t doelora to cure a aBVere eace of pile catiHing 24 tuinora. When all failed, I'.iicUlen'a Arnleu Savlesooli cured him Hultduea Iiillainmatlon, conquers Aches, kills 1'aina. Heat naive In Hie world. l'.rc at Klikhind Drug Co. Court llOUMO Jiiolca. Observer. t'HOIIATK. Kstate of Joaeph Miller, deceased -estate, closed. Kstuto of Allium H Pahncr, tie cl.Qed inventory tiled and ap proved; petition to sell personal property granted. Estate of Margaret Howell, de. C(nls(.(l J M Howell in reeponne to citation iippcared in person, ex amined, and canne continued until August 28, at 1 o'clock T. M. Estate of Wilson S liricker, de ceased reports filed and admin istrator discharged. , Estate of Carl Pehreon. deceased J I) Smith appointed admini- Gallery, pli'iii-n ymi Imn others (.ill. i 'trntor; bond llxid at .1 it I Teal. A X ItohiiiHon and Albert i'1'eal appointed Hppraixerx. HKAI. KHTAIK TIIANHFKMa. j Murv I'oobi to A X 1'oolie. lot 7. 'block A, Huioon it IbileyV add to! .MonmotiUi. VI. Claribel S Sheldon to I!. K. U'il liiiniH, und ntie-eiifhth int SKJ aec -'8. t H , r 8 w. j 11 IC W'illiiuiiM to John 15 Krik- pan, Xj SKJ Ki-c 2. t 8 h, r 8 w, i 4HXKI. ! Henry Hanim h to Kleeta llughea Wx.'lO feet, l.lock 8, !all.lM, IfliOO. J M Crowley et nx to Fnutiie B j Ciuilirit;. C 17 acres, t 8 , r 5 w, if OK) II L Cridcr to Abel I'glnw. 45x ! . ICS"- i it. i . . i . ... 1 1.. i r.ieeia ungues ci i i nvi I'glnw, '.'OxOO feet, block 10, Dalian, ;r.o, A iiuimt Kli'ixclinninn ft UX to I Frank Kleisehmann, ICQ acres. 6 r fi w, l. ynuk Fleisehmann to August Fleischmann el ux. UK) acrca t G , r w, 1. United Slate to W K Johnston, 10 acres, 1 8 u, r 8 w, patent. K J Smith t al to Iti-Wca SkinmOoL 13, 14. 1.",, 1(5, 17 and IS, block J, Went Snh-m. $(00. . , .... 1) j Keyt t ux to J M ife, und, one-half ml 107..)0 acreH, t ti b, r o w. .f :;xm. , J M Wiaect nx to Frank J liia nell, 1G8.50 acres, t t , r 5w, 5;oo. j M wilnon et ux to A K Wil j HHon ei ux to j iv h-i ter 7 ttt)(J 8 H r 5 w. j jals S20 ttcrea, t 7 a, r 3 w. 3000. STOPS PAIN Athnu, Twin., Jan. J7, 1901. y.TPr nine ino nrnc bih..." ' ."c mpniw thuy win very irrrfulr nJ I ..i'.k nl i,i 1,1V hinM. biick, tmrh nil Irfft wiUl t"i',le 1 hrarlng drnin pains in th hdomen. .......... ...n..U I hfLVI, Imu.1. tnklnn Wine of Caniui nd Thetlford'i lllHrk-I)rsufht,Rnrt I pamrfl memonin- i . ... . r.. ...... ri.Hf. IV ihtiii.! niiuuut until .,. vt.s. v....v I li, year. Nanniii Pavi. What It lit wo'th to a woman sutler Ino like Ninnl Davis jullorcd? Yet there are women In thousands ol homes to-day who art bearing those terrible menstrual paint In silence. II you are one of these we want to tay that this tame v;i::e -cardui will bring you permanent relief. Con sole yourself with the knowledge that 1,000,000 women have been completely cured by Wine ol Cardui. These wom en suffered from leucorrhoea, Irregular menses, headache, backache, and bearing down pains. Win of Gardul will stop all these aches and pains lor you. Purchase a $1.00 bottle of Wine ol Cardui lo-day and take it In the privacy ol your home. Tor MlvKi. ami llwrnlure. nrtdrfM, RlTtnK ymp toina, "Hi" liu' Ailvl.!? li.iM.ll miml. 1 lie Chauauocik weaiouw w, tuaitanousa. Turn. . M 0 Wilson b A K Wilson, rt of lot 7 Htul 8, block 10, and 2.01 J hi tch in Dalian, A K Wilson l l' W C Brown, part of llt 7 ami 8, blo k 10, mill purl of walla f Wilon building, liVK). M F IVrcival to Kiln J Calkin, 120 acres, I 7 ami 8 , r .r w, :( . The Great Record Of Dr. Darrin is Simply a Series of Professional Triumphs. Hiilcin Stalemiian. , Chronic, acute mid private dn i' tr. uleil Willi Hie ll"st reiiiediis known to m-letuM-, th e'eclro inaiietle treut liieiit helinr a speciulty. Ileailaelica cmii KiMi-rslly he cured hy ruhlilng the IihimIh liifhtly acrons th" f.irelieud. The reawui of this U: , Krh-tlon pro duct's electricity, and lack of electricity In the hraiu Is the oauw of nervmis lieadaetiea. Therefore, w hen ue pro duce electiielty 111 thin manner, we give the hrsin Hie food It is hungry for, and the pain Is cured. The Ixuly needs eleel nelly us much as It need food. Fickue Indicates Ihsi there i h lack of electricl-y, which, In order to restore health, must tie supplied. To such eases Dr. Darrin can restore the li.st vitality of animal electricity, hikI nroomle a healthy action to the vital organs. The doctor's mode of administering electricity differ from that in general use. His long expert- ..in hu deuionsliated that the best results are ohlaiued hy electricity eomliined with lnagtietinm and medi cines. Asa proof ot 1 ho efllciencv of this treatment read the cures performed years ago, w hich have remained cr maneiit : Cured Vears Ago BV Dr. Darrin. .1. H. Wilson, MiMt, Or., piles -0 vears. curel. K E. Clrout, Da (irande, Or., crosa- eves. cured. uun defneiw, curwl. John Savenaeo. Furmington, Ur., Dundee, Or., die- charuiuir ear. cured Kev.J.E. Coenour, Portland, Or., skin disease, cured J. E. Taylor, Pendleton, Or., stric ture, cured Mrs. O. Karg, Lelaiid, Or., eclat io rheumatism, restored A. l'ool, Eagle Polut, Or., heart and liver trouble, cured. Mrs. A. K. Palee, Albany, Or., ovar iun and womb trouble, cured. . Mrs. Martha Daily, Uarduer, Or. salt rheum for 1T years, cured. J. K. Jenings, Hellwmd, Or., eczema or akin dlseace, 15 years, cured. Dr. Danln Place of Business. l)r Darrin givea free examluatlon to all, and when uecersary gives medi- oino in connection with electricity. The noor treated free from 10 toll daily, except medicine. Those willing to pay, 10 to 5; evenings, 7 to S; Sun days, 10 to 3. Those wishing treat meut should call soon, aa some cases requite atleution during the course of cure. Catanh ami cliesl irouuies yield more readily during the warm , readily during tne warm weuther. Sufl'urers from this class of troubles should have them attended to ut once. Errors of youth, blood taints, gleet, inipoteney, varicocele, deafness, ca tarrh and stricture a specialty. All chronic male and female diseases treated at 5 a week, 10 per month, or In that proportion of time, us the case may require. No case published, ex cept by permission of the patient. All business relations with Dr Darrin strictly conlldeutial. Letters ot in quiry answered. Oiroulera and ques tion blanks sent free. Eyes tesled and glasses fitted. Dr. Darriu'g ofli.-es are at the Willamette Hotel, Salem, until November 1st, ouly 6 TIllS aket Thin fall will l; ready to liow you a nico assort iiioiit f jr.(li4 in tho way f CaliCOS, MuS" lins, Ginghams, Underwear, Hosiery, Overalls, Work and Dress Shirts, ready-made outing flannel night gowns for Ladies and Misses,Gloves, Suspenders,Trunks,Valises, Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Hats, Caps. Wo atari the Heason with ")K pairs ho "lovcHand a line of uutioiiH. Wo also have tno 5-- SHOES & None are l.ctter. For nine years we have them. ,y. A . AO LLS. THE RAKET STOR. monmoulb-Tndependcnce and Salem ..,.3' X '-CZ3!Ej.... SUMMER SCHEDULE. Leavca Monmouth at 7:-''0 A. M. I.envna Independence at H A. 31. Iteturning leaves Salem at 2:30 o'cioqk P. M. Headquarters al Little Palace Hotel, Independence. Iled Front Ham at Salem. J.A.BYEES. Prop. Elks' Citrnlval For the Kike' Southern Pacifie Co. will sell tiu kets from all sta-ions in Oregon to Portland and return, on August 3M, September Ul and 3th to 11th inclusive, at greatly reduced rates. Account '"Elks Davs'' tic kets will be sold on September 3rd and 4th t one fare for the round trip, with a maxiumof $9. Special attractions have been pro vided, which will make this Carni val the finest ever held on the Coast. Grand parades every day in which ihi beautifuly queen of the Carnival will appear before her admiring subjects. Don't fail to visit, the Midway Plaisance, the German Village and .labour's Oriental Extravaganza. If you stay at home you will fpend the rest of your life regretting it. " The following Schools and Colleges are For Sale. i comprised in the University. Gradu al.) acres of hill land near Pedee ' ate School, College of Literature, Sci Valley Low price, easy terms. ! ence aud Arte, College of Science a id C. W. Pagett. i Engineering, University Academy, Pedee Oregon, i School of Music, School of Medicine, ; School of Law. Karl F. Rowland arrived home1 Tuition free, excepting iu Schools of with his bride on Monday last. lie ijHW, Medicine aud Music (Incidental was married Sunday at Dallas, to ' fee $10, student-Body tax $2.50 per Miss Kditli llepiu. of that place. : year.) Cost of living from flOO to f 200 Mr ,,n.l Mr. Rowland expect to per year. For catalogue, address mukP their home in this city .or . r .. . the balance of the summer at least. Remo ter. ' Si Tteton ICuralier Company, DALLAS, OlfEGOX. ( ....Manufacturers of.... td L afflBER 0F ALU KINDS 5 J),-! Stork A1,r,, on f D xote We have a first claes dry Q thoroughly Stor sold At rortland i Mrs. J. S. Bohannon and daugh Carnival the ters returned Saturday from a month's ontinz at the coast. It is the intention to send Miss Bertha to Salem to have her arm operated upon. Geo.F- Roflgers & Co. Wholesale Paper Dealers Our Paper and Bags are products of the best mills in the country. You will eave money ou prices and freight with us. 130 Court St, Salem, Or. Cbe University of Oregon EUGENE, OK EG OX. The first riemester, Session 190-'-3, opens Veduesdiiy, September 17th. Registrar of tfte -University, EUGENE, OREGON. it 4 id Jlmul, aim Cellar Shlttyles Jt kiln, which enables us to give you dry lumber. -V
