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furniture
Dcparsmeni
Campbell Brothers. I t
ld I:miiii Suit from
$9.50 and up
Kiiih'v S'iniSivi'11 Front
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Also ii com j.Ii'tr line ol I'.inf v
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Couches
Ji new and good up to
date couch for $4.50.
Better ones at better
prices.
A Letter to Our Patrons.
Mostofourold ..nrtnn.rrnr. too fa.nih.r with '''f
of our business to make mention of it here. Itui wo r,al,e il..t the e
I unv new i, r- coming to our county, and it to lb J .J-
.ur,lvcs m -II ns ,o the attention r . fne
custom to the gronth of our business, hvery.,.,.- k..o that the
Cr nUi. -Ug I-1 sold ci,per. and . our
g, .a make .-.rr nrices. W. have ' -77
I,..! more addition ,0 our We are somewhat crowded Pd
,)oW ul), bav m,uV u.or, coming. H'-cn.,:.!.. the f.-t that this 1
lu ylna, of dr.ment Mores, h. e-.l.rl o, stock dh
' i j " i, vi,w. At tho I t time , hv m complete a house
S i ig ...,. - y in the valley. 1. r various drtments wdl
Lfu 1 everything." to make a home, complete .0 ir ,.rge
enable to .,11 upo .11 nmrgin.; he our price a t h.
w, lowest Wo caU your attention to our .
0ur bargains.
KITCHEN FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Steel flanges, all and style. Prices are right. We carry U ;e
'Charter Oak" lit.-. Our lie of prar.it.-war i comp'et... A full tot-It
XZ. Untr,,,. at tho low price of 4. A g-1
line ot washing machine and rawing machine.
AIRTIGHT UEATERS-W. are better .locked in thi line than
ever before. We have the celebrated Katbbm.e hard Co. . heater, T1IL
ACOllN." See them at Campbell Brothers. ,
Campbell Brothers.
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J utt H'ccivi-d u btrge t-hioiiifi.l
of new ciirp' U. It."iuiii:it lengths
and broken bolt from one to 40
yard to io-e out. WiH b old for
Less than Cost !
Wall Paper.
A large ansortment to celect from.
Will le sold at
Any Old Price
To make room for our spring stock.
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Two lt-
d Newt Mill lament, that he had
finnllv BunnerleM to bed.
I A Bood utory from Bumia Vifta , as it,arne,l by the wnter
I..ut uiii.Ii 1 I. . ...
that waa crowdeil out lat week.
Whon Newt Pralher left home
laBt Sunday forenoon, accompanied
,by hia wife and two boiih, to pend
the day with relative acrons the
river, he fully expected to have an
it,tiziii(i nmner nwaiting hn on
r!iirn. Hut it wawn't there
U brielly as follows:
Charlea Williams and Bill -dreth
encaped from the reform
school near Salem a week ago last
Sunday morning. Beaching Buena
'i.( ihv were seen to break a
Bkitl loow at the ferry landina in
which they proceeded to the old
mill eddy. From there they
struck out straight west, reaching
the I'rather home Boon after the
family had lelt, as stated.
The boys were evidently hungry
"""" .. . i h mouth badlv drawn down. Any
struck out for tall timber aeries the "Jtbjtady
fhft field. The officer r((l ins . , llllrfer BUCh circum-
..it t..t YmA AvnnrtPll hft ! . r l.nur o-lvpn tin all
youmiiu jirisuuci vv. - - aiaucea. x ut mujv e. -r
fore the eecond lad was caught by
Mr. Kurre after a brisk race across
the field. Mr. Kurre at once lett
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hope of ever l eiug myeelf again, until
IcoDHi'lted you, nd you assured me
that you could cure me. I commenced
treatment at once aud began to im
prove from the strt, aud in three or
four weeks' treatment found myself
entirely cured." I make this statement
willingly, that anyone suutuUs
have may avail themselves of jot;r
great"kiiv.T. CBOSTHVVA1TE.
Washington street, PortlBud.
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Know that wo have l-on renuirins watches for
ov.r twenty yarn and what U to your interest is also
to our nntl that we ,
Know
The kiml ami make of
wak-hosjthat pve tho best satisfaction an.l that
This
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one of our hobbioB that we rido hard is to get a watch
that will give satisfaction for a reasonable pice.
See our A M $S and $10 Gent's Miches in
Nickel Cases.
0. Kramer o.
Jewelers and Opticians.
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Deafness Cured in ten minutes.
To the Editor: For about 15 years
be restored to their owners by the
reform school oihcials as .Ur.
Prather has writte.i concerning the
mutter. .
The affair has it pathetic side.
i l.tUm.n in t'Dura
They are -mi " "J""' Hata.
Ti-ev are some mothers sons.
May their punishment be tempered A fine line ot Mr-et and Keadj
wiUi mercy i- the hope of all in I to- Wear Hats now on exhibition
deafn-ss ten years ago. 1 he doctor
n,,ri niv deafness 5Isrch in
less tbao ten minutes with elfetneity
aud asliant operaiiou. 1 will Klad'V
answer any juestions at Middlelou,
Or., wheie r lve resided for years
this yicinity.
They removed a screen from aj for Independence w tn to. , ,
window and entered the dweuing ienu...K - "; " " J -
A pot of meat, three loaves ol proper aumorm "" i
bread, a jar of jelly, one of fruit ing him. A reward ot 10e.ch
and two cakes of honey were ap-1 was an incentive in the race after
narentlv the total of their booty, jibe fogitives.
as observed by Mrs. Prather upon j It transpires that besides the
j fooj taken the young rascals also
ntT rciurn. , ii....i,.5J Kct anit, nf
On Wednesday, however, the Iook nanej . . . T()the Editor. For about 15 years
. t . t I iauI u n 11 I If Vf ; . . i 11 o 1 1 1 1 H It 1 1 1 i?
affair took on another color. An ; clotnes, excepi ,r " ' , 0f ar and deafness I was induced to
ofiieerfrom the reform school ap- Prather's stut inch,, a , . o earande
pea red looking lor me joumuui it Lfn-ss ten years ago. '1 he doctor
refug-es. He was mounted on a
wheel and carried handcutls. ue
said three more lads had escaped
from the institution on luesday,
but he was after the two who were
seen hereabouts. He thought they
were headed for Lewisville for the
logging camps and intended to
visit that place.
LaterMevelopments in the case
proved rather exciting. The lads
found employment at the rancn oi
Claude Kurre near Independence,
the larger of tho pair working with
the thresher crew then on ine
place, and the other acting as
i . mi
i k urniiiw the house, me
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hnva reached there Wednesday,
still having a portion of the Prather
edibles in their possession.
Friday the officer was riding
past the Kurre ranch and saw the
chore boy. The cnore ooy un
wise saw the officer and darted in
the barn. The man followed but
no bov was to be found. Oallinj;
u .n;ra H.rpshinff crew to al8 as-
L li o ruwiu " " o
sisUnce a thorough search was
A the bov was finally dis
covered in the hay. During the
Facial Paralysis
j Mrs. M. W. Wallace.
j Independence, Or.
Mr. Crosthwaite's Expe
rience, and How He
was Cured.
Dr. burrhi.Willamette Hotel, Salem.
Dear Wir : In an answer to ycur com
munication askieg me to make a state-
inent of my case. I most willmgiy
do so, if ly so doing any one aftlleted
as I was might have their atteutiou
called to the success Willi w uieu j"
treated me. As you kuow, I consulted
you regarding a very serious case ot
facial paralysis, the entire side of the
face being completely paralysed. I
could not shut the eye, haviug no con
trol over the lid ; the lower lid was
drooped down and the lower side of
MOTOR LINE
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE MONMOUTH
RAILWAY CO.
Loaves Indrpen-dt-iire
for Mon
mouth and Airlie
7:3(1 a. m.
8:.Hi p. in.
I .eaves Indepen
dence for Mon
moiitiiand Dallas
11:00 a, m.
7:1a p.
L'ves Monmouth
for Alrlle.
7:50 a. m.
3:50 p. m.
1,'ves Monmouth
for lallas.
11:3(1 a. m.
7:30 p. to.
leaves Atrlie for
Monniouilt and
Independence.
9:00 a. m.
:00 p. in.
Leaves Onllaa for
Monmouth and
Iudeiendenee.
1:00 p. m.
8:; "
1ves Monmouth
for Independence
i 9:45 a, m.
I 1:S0 p. m.
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Leaves Indepen
dence for Mon,
2K p. m
the face badly droopea, iuw
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absence of the crew the larger lad