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The throb,,, ..ch.
, U, .-t!US H .Mr. i"'it.
lying in wi for tin- rint ejain.
Jo Craven and fs mil y, accom
panied y lr. Smith ami family,
ot Sheridan. r on a tMiiiikt t'ip
in Salmon Bivi r country.
Tim farmers are haulms: veryjtliH p-ople and their proooH.
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1,m;.. ..ruin as vet ttl,e Wim-
liousor " i
Mrj". 11 rook w as a bunes vis
itor to McMinuville last week.
Mrs. i. I .lames, 'if P r -mviis
ville, was visiiinv; her mother, Mrs.
X. A. Newbill, this w.- k.
Miss Lilli- r-.xt.-r. Uy Stock
ton and Floyd Conner w ill at tMil
school at Eugene this winter
There have boen several eastern
land buyers here lately.
Mrs. Ross Clark spent Sunday
at Payton.
Robert Sear and sister, Xellie,
and Mis Flora Mavfield visited at
the home of J. K. Sears at McCoy
last Sunday.
Miss Inez Black is visiting her
'sister, Mrs. Brooks.
Miss Chorda Ottinger has leen
visiting at the home of Ross Unwell
at Buell. .
Mrs. Mary Finite, who has been
quite ill, is improving.
Mrs. Kefy Ulster and daughters
were here last week on their way
to California.
Miss Rita Conner, of San Jose,
California, was visiting here re
cently. F. U. Royal has purchased the
Uester property.
F. A. Byerley and Miss Ilos-a
Agee spent a pleasant afternoon at
Gopher Valley last Sunday.
F'rof. Mathews will preach his
farewell sermon here September 7.
Mrs. G. N. Wilcox has been vis
iting her sister at North Yamhill.
Biiena Vista.
Ernest Cole, our popular mer
chant spent Sunday in Albany.
Miss M. J. Lee was elected clerk
of the Circle lodge of this place, at
the meeting of the order
Miss Delia Pagenkopf was an
Independence visitor Monday.
Miss Lulu Young, ot Corvallis,
was a guest Sunday of Buena
friends.
G. Keller
LUCKMiWE
Flouring Mills
(Formerly the Burns Mill.)
Now running day and night.
Will buy 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.
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i A,,rM,,::,,anv,'V,"V,T;flVon and biliousness
re ale l il ;ur. nun .ur. 14. i.
IWjwill.rr,TOU!lhriMwwh0f1.
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.IIMon m S:I., wiiiiouv uiiiu-, :
thai they areconifortahly domiciled i
in a four room cottage, that Mr.
lUldiviu li:in nil tlirt blfilies llH
cm attend t ) nl that they are! Tlx Buena ware lion.' wn open
v..rv well nlea-ed with the country Ud Monday to receive thU yeat
Their mil. 11 V IrU'll.I 111 IHienn i
v'slrt wi" 1,0 ,0 ft'o-ive such
f ivorable news.
1M Prattier is greatly improving
the appearance of his dwelling with
a fresh coat of paint. If other,
will take the hint, Bucna Vista
will soon hear the resemblance to a
city.
O. K. Harmon ami wife, of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Anderson.
Mrs. Olevia Hall, of Wells, was
a Sunday visitor in this burg.
Miss Belle Prilchett was a caller
Monday in Independence.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid
Society met Monday afternoon at
the home of Miss Delia Pagenkopf
Bargain Babies.
If baliien were for sale the most invet
erate bargain-hunting woman in the
world would not look lor a butxain baby.
She would want the best baby that could
te bouisht, regardless of price.
Every woman naturally cravis a
healthy, handsome child, and her crav
ing can be gratified if she will but re
member that the child's health is her
own gift, and to give health she must
"'HU.lil,j
have it to give.
Mothers .
whose babies have
twn wpak and liiinv
have nursed in strength
tW first Ktroncr child
after using Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. It
in tin. best orenarative for
maternity, encouraging the appetite,
quieting the nerves and inducing re
freshing sleep. It gives the mother
strength to give her child, and makes
the baby's advent practically painless.
Mr wife had -en nick nearly all her life."
ay "Mr E. K. Fricke. of Fcternburif. Menard
Co.. Illinoi. Box ,V7. "and after trying every
thiiiir I could think of I made up my mind to
trv ' Favoritr prescription.' I K m boltlei,
which mv wile look, a taWeapoonlul three tunes
a dav until the taby came. She felt tjetier
after taking the firt liottle, and when tmtiy wit
born he weiKhed nine and a half potimla. To
day he i8ix month old and wtisha twenty-two
pounds He in a good a child n.t any one could
wish. The doctor nays he il aa healthy u any
baby could lie. and alao ay the uae of your
'Favorite Prescription ' was the caitw of such a
healthy fby."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
best and safest laxative for the use of
delicate women.
H. R. Nehrbas
Liver Pills
! That's what you need; some
thing to cure your bilious
ncss and give you a good.
digestion. Aycrs Fills arc
liver pills, mcy cure con
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Gently laxative.
Waul tiir iti.m.ix 'ti ' Ih.i,1 liMUtllul
brouof tl. hbUik Thwnu
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Uer.
JKrain. Mr. A. .1. Richardson i in
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ni:irKr
Although in his TOtti year there
! are few men who Van on: walk
O.ivid Ittldwin in a seven mile nice.
Mr. Baldwin made thetrip to Wells
layt week, spending Couple of
days there with relatives and re
turning on foot Friday, lie appear
td none the woix for his long
jouri.ey.
Clarence iCays is the proud owner
of h handsome new buggv.
Tame blackberries are now to be
had by the bthel if one has sulli
cient ambition to gather their..
Crten gage, plums, Rartlctl pears
and other small ftuits are ripening
rapidly and the smell of ecorehintf
jam or boiling jelly greets one from
from every kitchen doorway as the
housewife toils on.
We see. as in a vision, a filmy
biiilai veil, smell the odor of
orange blossoms and hear the
tinkle of eddiug bi lls. Who are
they?
Rev. B. J. Kelly closed his eu
giigpment as teacher of vocal inuhic
hereUst week. His pupils number
ed IS.and Rev. Kelly speakc in
highest terms of the regular atten
dance ami a good behavior of all
who attended the class. The hist
meeting of the organization was
made joyous by two freezers of ics
cream, which Rev. Kelly brought
from Independence as a surprise
treat to his pupil.
Just Look At Her.
Whence came that hprlghtly step,
faultless skin, rich, rcsy complexion,
smiling face. She looks g-od, feels
Rood. Here's her secret. She list's Dr.
King's New J.lfe l'llls. Result, all
oiiians active, ingestion good, uo head
aches, no chance for "blues." Try them
yourself. Only 2Sc at Klrkland Drug
Co.
ki:iuci:i h.vtks.
To the Seaside and Mountain
ltesorts.
Tickets are now on sulo at all
Southern Pacific and Corvallis &
Eastern R. It, offices, through to
Xewport and Yaquina at, reduced
rates. Southern Pacific trains con
nect with C. & K. at Albany and
Corvallis. All tickets good for re
turn until October 10, 1002.
Passengers for Detroit, Breiten
bush and other mountain resorts
can leave Albany the same niter-
noon, reaching Detroit in the even
ing. Tickets are on sale from Al
bany to Detroit at and from
Corvallis at $3.25 good for return
until October 10th, with privilege
to get on train returning at any
point east of Mill City.
The Southern Pacific Company
have now on sale round trip tickets
from all points on their lines in
Oregon to either Newport or Ya
quina with privilege to return via
either East or West Hide divisions,
in connection with the C, & E
three-day Sunday excursion tickets
good going Saturday and return
ng Monday are also on sale at
very low i.ites from nil H, P. ami
C. K, points.
Full information can he obtained
us to rates, time tables, cto , by ap
pli alion to any S. ', or C. E.
agent.
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Mrs- M Denton, of lmnx is vieb
tiotf relative lore.
Not Ice ol tlio Meet inn ol the
Itcitrtl ol l.iiialntltn. j
S.tllee- N Iti.retty nlM'll OmU iu M,ind,iv,
tli- XiA du.v ol fM.j.i, iiibi i', w.'.llie IUmiiIoIi
l-;.imUmioii will ntleuit hi ilu-mlb-e ol Hie
eoioily elerk el I'ullt I'uiiiil)', Oiesmi. i
lititilli'iy mlu llu .-uii'iil mil anil j
iHirivi't nil urniin In valuiilluu, ilewrU'llmi, '
nr iiiRlille of IiiihU. lnl r ntlii r iin ri y.
nut It lill be Ibe duly ul h.iui tut.r. t
t. H.'io' ul llix lliu Mint dm e 'iilnl-d,
mill M It slinll ii-' Iii'uoIi II. will id Knuul
hnlliiii lliut Ihtrw re au latnU. "f
..n,My ,.r.,iu.riv u......il iwi,h. ur In the lllllll.
of H ihuiiII or iM-rnMln mil tlm ow ner Ilu'rein,
or urn-wit muter ur b,.,Miml lla ai luul uiue,
or un.v liiiuU. lull or other iiii.;-rl.v mil u
eed KUbt Hiiioil .bull lluko I lie I ' I i ' '
eiirrei'llii.iw.
(iiiled at iiill:i, tir.ii.iu, lhl lluluy"l
Atiiinil, l'rJ.
K. I- I1 I II.
,MwM.ur tor 1'itlli t'lteiily.
We Are Conscientious.
Substitutes, and impure drugs have no place in our store. We
know physician do not want us to use them, and we won't lo it.
Every prescription hero is compounded of pure drugs by careful,
competent and accurate pharmacists, who don't nmU umlakcs.
You can trust us with your prescription prepttiii.
A. S. Locke, Druggist,
MAIN STREET, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK
C-AZPIT-AI-. STOCK, $50,000.00.
H III KSII ItKlvti, PresidentT AUK AM NKI.KON, Vie IWi.lent
C, W. lliVINK, Cnsliier.
IUKKCT0I5.X.-II. liirHi hlrg, Iirw Ser, It. V. "euiith, M. W. Hew art iti.J
A. Nelson.
rt irem-rnl banking and esebaiige business tritinmeted. Itim in ile. Hllla
diseounted. l-o..i.t.ercll credits g. anted. Deposits r-cei ed on currei.t .icom.U
ul'ject to cheek. -.
The new model YOST i.i the Idlest
and most improred of the stand
ard Tipein iters. The YOST has
been in steady use for ' years,
and in the new model the principle of
I lie pad, which insures the beautiful
woii; and the center guide, which
fires the permanent aliijument, have
been retained; the improvements are
in ify unlimited speed, easy action,
siufle construction, 85 characters,
perfect adjustments and attachments
and lastly, tvhat all busy offices will
appreciate, it is virtually ;Yoiseless.
J close inspection is invited.
Yost Writing Machine Company,
230 Stark .St. - - lVrllunl , )r,.oiu
frfV1finifllinf
INCHESTER
REPEATING SHOT GUNS
are cheap in price, but In price only. Take Down
guns list at $27.00 and Solid Frame guns at $25.00, but
they will outshoot and outlast the highest priced
double barreled guns, and they are as safe, reliable
and handy besides. Winchester Shot Guns are made
of the very best materials that can be procured, a
thoroughly modern system of manufacture permitting
them to be sold at buyable prices. .
FREi-Send nim. tnd ddmt oa po.tl rd for 184 put lllustrmted oiUlopM.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., NIWHAVBN.CT
OREQON'5
BLUE RIBBON
5iate fair
Salem
SEPT. 13K to 20th
I0O2
Vuu me invittd i attend and
ee the greali-l iml isl rial expo
sitioo iiml livi't.-ck cliow ever held
sn the P.ii ill.' Con 'i Cund rm ing
eveiy al'terinion. t'liuip glotll.tl
free. C one itiul bring your lam
ili.'S. pur ant information, ttlite
M D WISDOM, tce ,
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