Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190?, September 25, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OLD RELIABLE 071 1 IfVArrnrlWl 11 llNl Ahanlutelv PurC THE RE IS NO SUBSTITUTE k J: i.jr)n kvwv .3i liMlviiwiy'""!iatiM I Ml school hooks now in at Oiler S. Hand Loaded hells at II. M. Wade & Co.'s. Ciinton Moore ia r-orking for Campbell Bros. Clean French Cheat S ,-d f..r sale by Henry Hill. Claude I'engra was a passenger to Corvalli Tuesday. Doutv's store has a cart, buggy and a good hor.e for sale. Mrs. M. L. Porris returned to her home in Eugene Monday. Capt. -Jack" Suong. of the Pomona, was in the city Sunday. Fiovd Mix is t!ni:i- ill at the ho.m- of liia pare.ta in this city. llf.i. S;i.-fcji for sale Inauire of Aiciiir l5b.pT, Independence, Or. One second hand Buggy Grain Drill for sale at 11 M. Wad & Co.'s. Miss Ada Morgan, formerly of this city, ia quite ill at her home in Salem. Tliu AH-i-M. 15essie Butler and u.i.n PnnriHr arn iiijiuovinu Irom i an attack of frver. MU. T,v TTalev left Monday fori Dilley, Oregon, where she will teach this winttr. K. M. Wad Co. are still sell-; ing Cast Ranges and Cast Heaters at wholesale prices. Call on J. S. Moore for Herpkide the dandruff cure. Sold in bi.lk. or applied if desired. Mi.-s Vanche. Dickinson re turned this week from it summers visit in Seattle, Wash. Ray and Guy Walker left last! week for Corvallis, where they will; attend f-ciiool this winter. Mrs. Holt, who ha? been visiting1 A. Bntley and family, returned Tue-day to her home in Eug'-ne. Glenn Goodman is very ill with; typhoid lever. A "trained nurse has been summoned to hi bedsidff. ; , -t hiuki.t. eoiitamimr a handkerchief and some other things wa3 ieft at the post'dliee. Owner Midi can have same by applying at this office and paying for this notice. CALL AT PicKcI's gallery And see the finest assortment of samples you ever saw. Everything New. INDKVKN PKXCR KSTEKI'KISE. Wallace Huntley ami 1. ! Clevenger leave tomorrow for t lie mountains for a hunt. Mrs Hadmun. mother of Mra. 1.1.... C. I. Calbreath, h it eunesm.j if.r her Imiue in Lewiston. Mom I tana. Mr. M.-lVaton and daughter Nellie left Tuesday lor Vancotiyer, Wash , t- make thoir permanent home. Clias. Pulton, of Cottage Grove. Cha-. Pulton, of Cottar i. rove, 'visited ltvron Atkina ami wife this week. He is assistant lostmaater there. . Mra. Lorn Conn waa a passenger J to Junction City Momby for a vitdt with her ai-ter. Mrs A K. Martin. Adam Hartman ami wite leu T"''J:M.mdavfor their home in I rt- i ----- himl after visiting relames in im. . .. ! .!.! ' vicinity. The Independence public school i Wag-commence Monday and prospects I for u good altcmiance i- v'.'iijeruf the olliciala troin rorwuuu bright. (i,.t a Mount Hood Finning r,n- a firt.-et.ia mill in every t . . in particular. For sale by U. ; ,!,., j bed at his honct in Kugeiie. Wa .0 tt Co. i He is pst years of age. Ifvou want a fine chicken dim j .vryii If !i' ' t!,il l ner go to the I'alace Hotel on Sun-, t.at Strong's Hcatauratit at Salem .Isy First-class bar in connection !; tj, ,,H0H t0 get them. Every with the hotel. j thing served in season. Uight 140 head of graded Coiswold sheep to rent on shares. Apply to O. P. Iiider Son, one mile north of Independence. If you want a good square meal 1 . . i i.. ..ii nt served in real tamiiy siyir. van .. Mr K. Todd's Restaurant on ( i st 'i t-t. I'ti'-es right. Mr Bny.h who haa bert sisl- ant d.-pit aent here f-r .-eetral ruootiia, I' '"' week lor Mjem. Miss Nellie Colby, who lives! across the river from Indep-i deuce, is a member ot this year ? facultyof the Salem public schools. Mr. Avery, proprietor of the S:ilem. Independence and Mon 10ntli mail statie. was in the city Monday. He was formerly in the livery Inninessin this city. , . , i i ..i 1 coniainrii ii i'o""'" - j Mrs. Miles Hendricks and little, fo,owjlli t.om(lli. daughter, ot McMinnville. visited ;iHentary noljw. 'Misa Myrtle her si.ter. Mrs V. tr Hellley, ot , ,,f Rose Bloch-Bauer, this city, last week, returning .g UWi,epiieJ ,,f tt home Sunday afternoon. ; 80pra.:o voicfl of beautiful quality, But two or three hop yards re- J wtkici, jH espcciidly adapted to main u'ipiokr-d and by Saturday ; ,.hurch music. Mka Lee is a con night tli'-y will piolmhly b.j fin-j scj(.,lt j,,iH student a ml is t borough iihed. The crop this year h.. ; lv . usj(.a, J t is hoped that she been the best in quality ever har vested here. At the United Evangel-'cal church mxt Sundnv: Snmlay cet.ool at 10 . M ; i; ' i'- -l 7 i. , M., subject, preaching at 8 o'cl ' ' ;--snms; ;., m: .j. . t, You i ' in- I'mii.ihm'.-nt il vited to come. Bici.ics were held in the Mc Laughlin and Hoist Bros, hop Vnrds Sunday, and hundreds were ;,, iiilendanee. Athletic t:oliteMts, ' Indian horse races, etc, enlivened ( the occasion. . Sunday was the last Sunday son. ol thin year s pit-amn s - ! J. F.. Cooper wa- in Salem ye l terday, and while there arranged ! for a hall for the meeting of Indian ; war veterans. The meeting will he j held at 10 A. M. October 1st, at the ! council chamber of the city hall, 'and it is earnestly desired for all 1 veterans to be present. INlm:KIKKCK,0KKU0, KITEMIi:it '.., mi Mr. Thomrt tiro-, of Airlie. ia very ill but imlioaUona point to re covery. The Hix-montha-ol.l chiUl of Mr. ami Mra. rhotnaa t'.rw, of Airlio. died Monday. Cal Hutton waa u passetmor h Wllhoil Spring Wednesday for a few days' outing t ere. T. J. Xrwbill, .rinoiial of the nohool here, haa located in town ror the coming scuuui , -,.,. revi)W ,lf lllB R WM . .. . i . . published In Tuesday's Orcgoman. The usual larjie crowd from here attended the state fair last week. All report it the Wat fair ever held in Salem. I c i.1 A.. .ii uf..)niivnnied .11 P. .1. I . .. , .. , . Mal,k,... ni, far a O"' """I " , , iHtlrv rtV to South Uakota. s.,..,i,r Pacific olliciala rw j the city Tuesday. A num were on the trln. Hon. John W. Whileaker. the f ,.,, ,,,, bin prices. F A. ratteison's house, mi C street, is Uing raised and a story j added to it. No matter what por- I . . . I T.. i ... ti....u " ;., ImtuM is uhvava it credit l , the town W'i ii. a forniei well- known pi ipt ity owner nl Ui-Kre-all and a m u in-huv of the late imit ator Nesmith, is in the city ih' week, lie resides in Montreal, Canada Miss Mausiie Mac nay was an in coming passenger Tuesday after noon, for a brief visit with her sis ter, Mrs. S. K. Owen. Mi Mackay is a teacher in the government ser vice, and the department has transferred her to South Dakota. Snlurdav Kveninn's Ttlegram i w ill he beard tifler next ' season in Portb.i.d. Mi"- '-" h-rmerly re Bided in Independence, Ore." I'ur Sate. Se.-ovd band Calira wi ill r. iood a new. 1' E.NTKKI'UlsK office. .1. type- nq'lire al The best larm Clock 85c 85c AT 0. fl. Kramer $ Co$. "To say a pleasant word to anyone was almost impossible. """m "c" v .li.-IIUiH llr,lr.l lo. n n ratcnl IMi " "7 u.in- l itlilfttlilv. ha.l lw i.lr. tmi iH-tluttlir.1 lV nu.rtnrMKMI klllr.l uiK-"lla "I Oic lull tll.l a frllr. Thin, lit. I1rn' FOI ft -rltl'n ii-l 'lhl.lrll MiMh.al l--urv,' hikI 0" lowrj lh mlvlf Jivril ill tlir l'mm.iH r II Mnllcal Ail- I .niitlnilnl lnl IrraliiKiil k.r lhn- u.iuili, ! In-ill am hrallliv M.I wrll w..iuii run b, cannot thank Ihator l'irl riMUKh li.r lii Uml ktuta Ui Mie " Womanly tlla rssra, as a rule, KjHill the "ilisla-wi-tioli," IxM-rtiiar of . I. .vtHtiim t,.-r v. Ills . ..- - - ....I u..lTMrtfiir HirV rulINf. llllt Oliniiria nil.. ...j, ...... - . iii-m ajl well n hriillll l rertoretl lo .i u I, ium i lw.M rtllllllllilll in Vut IT. I-,ercc' l-vo,lte lrc'riptuin. ! After eiKlit ycura t( sufK-riuv' ami two j - fruitlt-im oiK-riitions, lltrre moniiis uwm .. ii H ...uii.tt-.l Mrs. iriuiic-m tio"". - j . . f . t...tl( l Ilia; Hfttlt ! M.Mcr to tK-vfiol lirnllji. This Krewt rrtnrily for woliiiiu'a ills, eNtlilit.lu- rreularitv, ilrim w-keiiin) ilrma. Iu-l i liillitmmatuiii iiml tiU-rrutum ami curr ; frmule weukue. , , The Common Sriwc Mnliial A'lviver, ,.n,S Urge paKW. ' ll " rrirtm receipt o( 31 one-eeiit atntniw to rHy vkiipiiw. of niKilinx "'' Aillre ir. R. V. I'icrtc, tlamtlo. X. V. Two tin cups for . cents. Frit- iter V Uice. ' t i . . :t.. i. e. i ..) . .. f. ' JerOllO! I' lrilMi'- n il , ., , ,; Uie soring mr n iiunun r m nni. TheMunsty and Ladies' Home Journal for October arrived today t u's.uer's c Mrs. T. B. Iltinlh-y left, today ; f,,r H'omlhivvn, California. whre a.),., i. clbd to the liedsii'e of a sis'.e'- hore recovery ia impi'Hsiblii. Weatln twax, the man who at- j tempted to raid the Imperial sa-1 loon, returned here IhsI nigni, , stole a skiff and rowed down the! river. i i Mrs. Wallace Huntley 1-aveS; this afternoon for I'uyallup, Wash.. on ii visit to John Meeker and j wife, who leave soon to mrke thiirj home in California. j For everything that the public! school student needs yon will bej able to find it st Wagoner's. j Notice All persona owing H. L. IB-dyes for peaches will please call and settle. ..,;?4:r:lOCai:i::;::::t::f';l'l... ffr"'' - , f M. S. uurr l.lL'ht TraiiMlerrin il speelat'v, mi - - r-i - -h, I I, ,lt Itllf (M lew Hunt yi ift .i....... .....I u-i.tili. i.llfit h n.u I f" i" IJI it V r Crowinu ui""'' popular evei.v ilny hffiiusi! il is the ahm-test i.nd only praetiejtl route lo ha lem. SalV ami rapid servlee ...., Ii-reil I iv ii Hkiilfnl fen-VMian ut an hour. Round Trip on Rigs, 25c. J. D. Pciiyiohn, Prop. I V). .'!. I Furnit'iV Telephone l.liien, Karmera who want private tele phone lines will ll ml it t ' l"r J"1' vantage In call and see me. Yoit can get telephone aivie at verv reasiniahh rates. Ii-vesiigate. It won't cost you iMiythinu Wm It. r.AIIVKTl'. Agent, Independence, PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W.R. ALLIN.D.D.S. ...Dentist... l"ulilln- K.lrni'(liiii CiMH-r It 1 1 1 t i tn . lllilt'wml ii-, ur I u '-lully. I IITIU Itl' l'l I'.lt. M. I).. II a. - - ' - ' Physician & Surgeon Ollli-e III ()ra llniiae luillillnu, ltt-Hlileiiee I'h '. llhe Plume X. I.. Ill TI.I.H. Attorney at Law. ...... Col inctions a s,.c alty. t Mlut ut resident', imrlh of Monuioiilli. Tonsorial Artist 1 lv tirsl class woiKll.en eui i i) Hj j,, Vi(jwam.' hop ! M(Uatod oil North side of C Street, i - - ; ,.. i:Milj:, n,K- timt-Hiiss workmen etn Bath and Barber Shop. MM ST 111- IT, , , ., I IMIKI'FMIKSCK. OllKt.DN. She j?peade, Dauidsoi? & Heg- Props. ( 'lU.U-H, j : U-l 't t'r, '1'ohttt- eos ;vin I Cc u It -ft ioiitry. FlltST Cl-AS S,l) l'Of'NTAIN Co.NNKCTIoN. IN For Sale. Oiii'Ki"il twts-s'Sleil Hack. One open single HuKKV- . One 21-ineh aprloir-tni'lli Harrow.. One new (intdeii ('nllivuloi. For Sulf ("Iuti. Cull at A. L. CIILTK'S, Miumi' iith, Or. "J. C. HUGHES, MONMOITII, I'H. Boots nod shoes made to order. A rt istie. reiiiiiriiiL'. All woik uuar- Mpteed in dniabiiiiy tmd workman ship. lait share ol ptitruhfige so Hcited. !ev A- 4 & k W i ; ...THE... . nioiunotub tmivlty ; "v II. I. Will I 31 AN. Crop. ; 4 Should have your Work. " Vllshlll enlle.l for niel id- 4 llvi reil, Inn ti in liiilliw anil Inile- 4 pellileliee. WiinIiiii; cilliil fur ' nil Tlleailuy uml ileliveleil un I i Hulanhiy..,;.. , f mor guaranteed. Monmouth. Oregon. I W !)(- - t f -- if -Of 1- ) JJ H. H. Jasperson, UNDERTAKER, InJcrcnJcnce, :: Orcgen.