ri OLD RELIABLE
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mil P
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Uocial and Personal.?
i 2
Two tin cups for " cents. 1' ra
.er A- llic-
V. H. Clark, of CVrvaUif. w.is in
tow ii FriJuy.
R. Patterson eamf up irom
PonlanJ Saiunlay.
tlri. rreivrd tt line i
. i . i
new cornet la?t week. ;
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I Mill iv e pu'ic ....... c
anl a g'Hi.l horse for ale.
(ieoree Huntley acted a extra
nightwatch during the week.
John Johnson returned Saiur
" j
dav to his home at Nelson, 15. 0
Dr. W. C. Brown returned from
a trip to the Coo bay country Sat.
urday.
One second hand Bujiay and
Grain Prill for sale at R M. Wade
& Co.'s.
P,Mint K. D. Ress'er was an
incoming passenger from Portland
Saturday.
Miss Florence Warmer returned
last Friday from a fliort visit to (
McMinnville. j
E. W. Cooper is clerking in C I), j
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Caibreain 8 grocery sour
th rush season.
K. M. Wade & Co. are still sell-!
ing Cast Ranges and Cast Heaters
at wholesale prices.
Oliver Locke and wife and Miss
Grace Damon, of Salnn. spent Sun
day in Independence.
Miss Ethel Alexander left Friday
for Portland, after several weeks'
visit in Independence,
Miss Virginia Deaton left Satur
day for lone, Oregon, after a week's
visit with friends here.
Cbas. Tharp and brother, of Al
bany, were visiting their mother,
Mrs. B. N. Tharp, Sunday.
P. J. Dickinson, who is in the
Salem hospital treating for blood
poisoning, is recovering slowly.
Miss Maude Patterson left Sat
urday for .North Yakima, Wash.,
where she will teach this winter.
Call on J. S. Moore for Herpicide
the dandruff cure. Sold in bulk,
or applied if desired.
If you want a good square meal
served in real family style, call at,
Mrs. R. Todd's Restaurant on C
street. Prices right.
CALL AT
PicRcl's Gallery
And see the finest assortment of tarn pies
you ever saw.
Everything New.
lNlm:NlKM K KNTKUrinSK,
lUiul Loaded
Shi'
,ls m U. M.
w :.!. a- Co.'.
pi. W, C. Brown " AHinv
..... .. .1 ,. Ion return hinief.onl
. . , . ,,!.. i!.,r.
1 Sund y Albany U.r
M.irshlie!
M.
Mi ti. O. Gr.iv.s and children
nuuni.-l i. Portland Saturday,
having km nl tl" "'"'k M,,"
in mill.
(irt h M-mU Finning
M:li- a first cU'S mill ,,vvr'
particular. Fur sale by U- M
V..vlV
Mr h-,1 Mrs. Clare.ue Ireland i
reU:no,i Saturday fro.,, a several j
MveeU" stav at I'.irtl ni'l andotiierj
' !
' Orccm point-.
MarUl A. .1. Topper, while r-
a drunk, badly sprained
f,.ri
1.... I.. iii.l I 1HI I I liU I t . ' " (
its
"' ' '
?"v"rrtl ,,,VS- ,.
II von want a nti' CMunn. ..... j
norn". toth I'.ilui-.- Hotel on Sun-1
,lt:v First olass lur in connt'otion :
! with th" hotel
t!U he,,l of pruilfl CofwoUl
M,ee., to rent on Mian. Apu'v o
in, ji. nuier v .-on, ...... ......
;of In.Iep'-n.leiuv. U
. . r i i .......
i v k,rklanil. O Ilultnnat'iH i
the owner of th- (iomph hop yard
M.
l,..lmv the citv, i here for a lew
Javk. Kujiene litiard. !
The Misled Anw and Winnie
Kelly, daughters of Key. Kelly, re
turned Monday from a xeverul
weeks' visit in Portland.
Dr. O. D. IUitler returned Friday
from Portland, where he had been
in attendance at a tneel'uiK ut the
State Medical Association.
Mrs. E. 0. Gerfin and daughter.
S whn have been visiting J. W. Kirk-
land and wife, returned to their
home in Portland Saturday.
Claude Pengra arrived here to
flav from Shasta Retreat, Cal.,
...i,"... k. t, .a Won utation eent for
g j, Q EUgene Guard.
Regular services al the UniWd
Kvaneijcai church next Sunday
evening. K. L. V. Vj. at I ;tw i . .u
Preaching at 8:00. All are wel
come.
Everybody likes gjod things to
eat. Strong's Restaurant at Salem
is the Dlace to get them. Every-
thins served in season. Right
p rices.
Mr. Harry Hanson, of Coburg,
!. has been visiting with the
family of Al Herren, left Friday
afternoon for Portland and other
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Sharp,
of Elk Rapids, Mich., are are vis
itina Mr. Sam Wallace, of Inde
pendence. Mrs. Sharp is a sister
of Mr. Wallace. They rviil so
journ here two or three week".
Clinton Moore resigned his posi
tion in the Wagoner stationery
store and the position is occupied
at present by Roy Hawkins, .nr.
Frank Mulkey is in charge of Mr.
Wagoner's store at Monmouth.
Dr. Allin has recently installed
in his dental parlors one of the
finest dental chairs made. It is a
beauty and is supplied with all
the late up-to-date appliances.
More important still in the estima
tion of those who need the dentist's
services is the crystal fountain
cuspidor with saliva ejector. This
latest scientific -contribution to
dental surgery has been added to
the doctor's office equipment and
he is justly proud of his new acquisitions.
iNDhrKNDKNC'K.OUiaON, SKITOII.KK IS, l.-rj
i.ti Sacks fr null'. Im-uiri of
Archie Sloper, lndciMidonce, Or.
There will bo ft picnic at 1 1rnt
Bros.' Imp vurd fmr miles below
town Sunil.iv, September .'1. A
g.ioil program is ihmuh (.i . t-.... ...
Oris Robertson brought
from tin' Salem hospital Sunday.
II.. has about ncvercd fm the
effects of his recent opi'irtiion for
appendicitis and w;ll leave in n
week or m for hi liin' at Fossil.
Ollt Pl'HI.U SCHOOLS.
-
Tall IVrm Will H.-ln ' !'1
teniher -lMll.
The public schools of Indepen
- ... l . I . .. C ...
deuce will upon on .Monua;., - t
t-mber '.".Mi. Tli new school
year promises to bo ft nioct pro.
prrous oni.. Tlnre will ! noun'
.. .,..- i.u.'x in th criuh'K
.
Ml
ior.Wto give morotim.. tor..dta
U'liiH A few ijrmli'O innt reeitft
tions roultl l vlinpeiined with am
those in authority fei l that ill" ail
I'oultl h
;tlHHut vtiii" riv"'"
j num, profitably epent in neeesHary
tlan work. Thf Muvil buiUlmg
iibk oe u
- Ieaneit Hint presents a m-v """
n mu ii runt.
... rr
The new principal. Mr, Newbill
will be on hand to take charge
He will be assisted by the follow.
i,.r teachers: C ! Simpson. Iv
Burton, Inttie MasterHjn, Vanehe
Dickinson, Adona Cochran. Nettie
M. Burke and Mrs Mary Tuck.
Itiui Tniitntf.
Mr. Michael Kirby, a piano
tuner of Seatt'e, ia in town. Any
nrnn wantinc work done can
leave ' orders at Stark's Hotel or
KvTEupitisK office. Satisfaction
guaranteed or no, charge.
For Mute.
Wnnrl band Calicraph type
writer. Good as new. r.nquire ai
K.ntkki'KIsb otlice.
Grand Millinery Open In if
On Senteuiber 10th and 20th I
will have on exhibition the finest
line of pattern hats ever brought to
Pnlk county. Prices reasonable
Come and see for yourself.
Mks. M. W. Vai.i.ack,
Independence. Or.
Millinery OpenlnfT.
On Friday and Saturday, Sep
tember 19th and 20th, there will
b the finest pattern hats on dis
nlav at Mrs, A. M. JIarley's ever
seen in the city for many years;
also Coats, Capes and ors to har
..,.,;.,. o,Anr For every nur
chase amounting to 'T5 will be
piven free one of our new style
neckties. Remember the place.
Mks. A M. Ht ur.EV
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Rneclal from Monmouth.
On Tuesday afternoon, Septem
The best
Alarm Clock
85c
85c
AT
0. fl. Kramer $ eo$.
ill
. . .i. louekai the Ihlntr ipol.
4
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STORES
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IllUvyvllUVIJVV MUM BlIVlliiiVMti
,;4 ..lh.vi.nf .v..i."l eoiitrnl ..( tl
I Monmouth e wih '"
$ ...i.nlv thai . re now in N..ili..,t
Stationery and
l.i... Ih'U.t il.au ml-r t-(orc. With
lliii i-li ilf of
At Our Fountain
You Mill llml tl;e l-'t t everything i Ho !"''l" '"i",
iiiv ii, i.li. liiu.i tin' lun cim.ii.
IVr Ballon ' l -''
or. "'
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A M'tUAL tWUiJ
ber'.ith, Mr. and Mrs. Jess..t.ross
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary
of their wedding by receiving their
"l,lulr 14 '
man v friends and hciiuiiiiiuiih
from four to eiubt o'clock I. M -
D. licious ice cream and ake w r:
served while the "bride a ml uroom" ,
.miliui'lv received the conuraf.ila-
tion ami good wishes of thu large
miinWr pressnt.
T!i.v were married in !- l
Macon county, Missouri, and have
. .i , I.. il.
hix children mini
censed.
Mr and Mrs. (SlosS rtdnd high
in the respect and goodwill of all
who know them.
t;urd f Thank.
We wish to publicly convey to
nnr friends and neighbors our sin
cere appreciation of their many ex
pressions of condolence and acts in
kindness during our late bereave
ment; also to the fraternal orders
whose brotherly love and care in
the hour of dtath was most grate
ful, Sincerely yours,
Mus. Sakaii C. Jkvink,
C. W. IllVINK,
Chaki.ks G. Ikvink.
Strayed or Stolen.
EiKl.t head of cattle-One white 4-
ar-old Milk Cow; one wl.lt" 3 eHr-
I, ill .ill . , I
Lu Milk fV.u, nli I) HCK O-Vtmr-Uiw
Milk low: one black Kteer Calf; one
roan Meer van; one -
sjieckied lleiter Call: one roan 3 - year -
. .. ., n ....... ,.11 I. ....Mr. Al.
branded V on ritilit ln and marked
with crop and under hit in nijlit ear.
A suitable reward for the recovery ol
sume will bo paid at Corvallls, Or.
3, W. VINEYARD.
fiair$ Terry
(irowing more ix.pnlar every
day localise it ia the shortest
Mid only practical route to Sh
lein. Safe am) rapid service
rendered by a skillful ferryman
at all hours.
Round Trip on Rigs, 25c.
J. D. Pettyiotot, Prop.
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TP-
AT
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Normal Hook a""
tt-.-- "f tin. i-..,,!.. of I oik
to -ervell In H-
onrcctioncry
.,..r two .loren wo can lv y..
to nliM'kn.
('ream in
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I a'
in ywo"
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Farmers who want private tide-
j pimne mie . .... r
vtintaL't' to .till and set. me, I.mi
-
tiirvii'i. at Vl'rV
l , ,i l H I,.Vcstiintte. It
rules. In vest mute,
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-t ynu anything
H . I.AltNKrT,
Agent, I nilepeudeuee.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. R. ALLIN. D. D. S.
...Dentist...
IVIiil.'u KfmeUin
rMiH-r IIiiIIiIIkk.
I.iiI.'IWixIi'ih. ir.
a Kim'iitlijr.
OTIH l. HUTI.KK, M. !.,
Physician & Surgeon
Oftle lu ier IIuhhh building,
lU-niileni-e I'l.one S. (Htlee I'lione
N. TMCIt.
Attorney at Law.
Collections a specialty. 0Hi
at residene, north of Monmouth.
kt." 1 1 i'fs km:,
Bath and Barber Shop.
MAIS BTIt EKT,
I.NPKrKXIiKNlK, - OUKUON.
She ?pcade,
Dovidso9 & Hedges. Props.
; CilfufH, CiiH'Ot t Tol ilf
( . .. ...r,..,l ,,ii,i'
com and ConlinMionei-y.
,
; FlKST Cl.ASS
Soda Fountain im
CoN.NKtTION.
...THE...
j monmoutl) Caundry j
II. I. WHITMAN, Prop .
Work.
4
.Washliiis called for and de- .
llvered, both In Dallas and Iii'le- "
4
peudeiice. Washinjc called for r
on Tuesday and delivered on f
4
Saturday .
(Uork Guaranteed.
J Monmouth," Oregon. f-
H. H. Jasperson, i
UNDERTAKER,
at
independence, n Oregon.
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