THE OLD RELIABLE
Oi
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AD9UIUICI7
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Social and Personal' ;
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F. A. Doutv
visited Portland
this wtek.
J. L. Stockton, of Salem, was in
town Tuesday.
IUnd Loaded Shells at U. M.
Wade.lt Co.'s.
Clean French Cheat Seed for
gale hy Henry Hill.
K E. Padi'ock was a passenger
to Portland Sunday.
Geo. Her.kle, ofCorvallis, was a
visitor in town Sundiy.
J. P. Irvine, of McMinnville,
was in the city Saturday.
Dave Haley, of Powell Valley
was in the city this week.
C. W Pagett, of Pedee. has been
on the sick list for a week.
Hugh Shelley is working in the
Little Palace hotel as clerk.
F. E. Chambers, of Eugene, was
in the city the first of the week.
Mrs. T. D. Campbell and son
were Corvallis visitors this week.
One second hand Buggy and
Grain Drill for sale at R. M. Wade
& Co.'s.
Mrs. 0. D. Butler returned Sun
day from a several days' visit at
Portland.
H. B. Pluminer, ex-sheriff of
Polk county, was over from Dallas
Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Jessup, of Salem,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fennell
over Sunday.
Dan Howell, of Monmouth, was
an incoming passenger from Port
land Monday.
Glenn Goodman, though yet a
yery sick boy, is on the road to
rapid recovery.
.
relatives in Iowa.
Position wanted Young woman
wants position to do housework.
Address B., Lxtekprwe o.hce.
140 bead of graded Cotpwold
V.rtnn r rent, fin Khares. ADolvtO!
O. D. Kiuer & Son, one mile north
of Independence.
CALL AT
PicKd's Gallery
And see the finest asaortmentof samples
- anw
you cue. con.
U U V
INPRPENnKNi'-'K
it M. Wade & '"o. are still svll-
. ing Cast Hanges and Oast Heaters
! at wholesale prices.
Cull on J. S. Moore for Herpieido
' the. dandrulV cure. Sold m hulk.
J or applied if desired.
When in Salem visit Strong
'Restaurant. U ' headquarters for
J Independence people.
j c. W. Irvine. has ben elected
'school clerk to fill the vacancy
' existing in that office
m.i..i.. ...mmed last i
i iareucu vi'hik iw i
week from Extern Oregon, where
i. i. a th summer.
. ii rr. of Stay ton.!
. ' i ;;.,.,!
i'iiu" v"' J
'hi. brother in Independence.
. . i -: I
Marino roll lit V. Has urrii nr
to do
Wanted. A Khi S'"
houe work. Call or writ Mr. K.
E. Taddock. Independence. Or.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tuck and
child left Tuesday for W asington
where they will resid-i this winter.
Claude nengra left Saturday for charges M.tcheU M.uer, won
Gazrlle, California, where he again j mouth. (. r.
took up work with the Southern The Independence fire depart
pacific. m. nt has started a campaign for
w , , new members. Sides lia;e hten
Nathan Murphy, son of I m, , M. wllioll 1 in
Murphy of ( rass VaPey her. to a
for a few days' vunt with old
fnendS' pninJ C.L. Ireland, who has been here
tiel ft .iimint n1""1 -
Mill: a first-etus mill in every
particular. For
Wae A Co.
sale by R. M.
Tf vnn want a cood square meal
-
served in real family style, call at
r;i tJBaiirant on C street.
V 1 4 T
Prices right.
If you want a fine chicken din
ner go to the Palace Hotel on Sun
day First-class bar in connection
with the hotel.
We understand Miss Lulu Rob
ertson wilt continue as deputy in
the local postoflice during Mr.
Merwm 's aumin.sirai.on.
L. A. Esson and sister arrived
Thursday afternoon from Mon
mouth. Miss Esson will attend
the university. Eusene Guard.
J. C. Hughes, ol Monmouth, is
arranging to open a school of teleg
raphy, the graduates to be employed
on the Great Northern railway.
Henry Smith, of Lewisville. haB
been laid up with sciatic rheuma
tism for three or four weeks. He
is now able to move around a little.
Sheriff J. T. Ford, of Polk coun
ty, is staying at the home of his
brother-in-law, J. P. Irvine, while
in the city on business. McMinn
ville News.
The O'Brien family, who are
among the best known people of
this section, have decided to retire
from farming and will soon move
! to Salem to reside
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t and .s w '
Willi-mn' blacksmith shop. He
vil 1 move in in the near future.
if,uty has purchased the
v,;ilrCT f Stark. We were
unable to see either gentleman be-
: fore going to press, so we cannot
verify the report.
There will be preaching services
at the United Evangelical church
next Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7:30
o At iVip nastor. Sunday
; BChool at 10 A. M.; K. L. C. E. 'it
I - AA . , f ' 11 T 1 .' .. .f TlipH trill
0:.jU r. W. iUlSS jiruio itiotio '
I be leader ot the League.
KNTKIU'iaSE, INDEVENDENCK, OKKC.ON, OCTOUKK , 1002-
New ehlowalka were placed in
front of W. L. lHVi furniture
ton and Dr. Ketchum' residence
thin week.
It. Wilson, the new justice of the
peace, is soon to tit up a" lliee "
the building previously occupied
for that purpose.
Mis Florence Warmer, who is
clerking in McMinnville, spent
Tuesday and Weilne-day at mr
hune in Independence.
! Cn Kosenblatt. a well-known
insurance man of Portland, was in
.
the city scv.ral day this week,
hunting Mongolian pheasants.
J. A. Wheeler la busy pacing
his household good, ami a lew
- ,
j Wheeler will leave for Southern
I California.
Taken up One cow ami calf,
which came to the farm about ten
lavsnco Owner can have same
U,y proving property and paying
the nast month, lelt Sunday lor his
home nt Moro, Oregon. While
here he packed and shipped the
old West Side plr.nt to Eastern
Oregon, where he will start tin-
v n (.""1 ' -
olher paper
The musical entertainment given
by Mrs. Susie Fennell I'ipea last
Siiurdav evening was greatly en-
ioved bv the music lovers of Iml.
dependence?' .Mrs. fi pes is masor
J ' .. ... ,
of the violin. Her tech nujue, cie.
icacy of touch and shading of tone
was a great surprise to the people
he'e who have known the young
artist from cHldhoml. She has
. ,
8pien.uu iiiupi.:i -
people of her home city are proud
of her. We hope she will favor us
again before very long
Miss Kate Ketchum, on the eve
of her'depart.ire to resume school
work in the Mt. Angel college, was
tendered a farewell reception at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P.
Campbell. A literary and musical
program of much merit was ren
dered, after which dainty refresh
ments were served. Those com
posing the party were: Misses
Kate Ketchum, Florence Burton,
Hattie GofY, Belle Dickinson, Mira
Kimberlin, Edith Owen; Messrs.
Dee Simpson, Hoy Hawkins, Julien
Hurley, Tom' Pilchard, Grant
Robertson and Geo. Dickinson.
Dr. C. C. Poliny, president of
Dallas College, in a personal letter
to the editor of the Observer, says
'., ni tin. lionie
luai ne la now .'is
j , ... a week with
old conference associates in rrank-
lin, Pa., and had a most enjovable
time. Dr. Poling says that he is
not allowed to remain quiet, and is
preaching every Sunday and speak
ing in the interest of Dallas Col
lege. He is billed to re-open two
churches, and will then attend
general conference of the United
Evangelical church, after which he
will return home. Observer.
The Walker boys, Kay and Guy,
who are attending'the Agricultural
college at Corvallis, spent Satur
day and Sunday witb their parents
here.
A Nervous Woman
Will often frel compilled to mot) the
cluck wIuim tkkltitf unbearable to
her. In aueli nervww pw' '
woiimii need building ' ,1,e r,,,r
it W uarlett to attempt the rare
' f . It tiarvM
liAe'Ut
I IC
of the nrrvmw
nnw rriimm en-
,.f .rvoiKin..
in women ih ,
llarnaril eoilili-
tion of the ileliinto
.t-rktiiuiilv urtfuliiailt.
Dr. ri'rn-e's l'"avorite
rrrmriptinii curt
womanly Jieu i'l
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cure frmato w-akn It in -rf't
tonic ml iicrvlue, trauquiluiiig the
nrrv, promoting tlio iprtite in
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rKK. Ir. I'ierce'a Common Sense
X51$
Sc-ud 21 otie-ceiit umi for the book n
mtxrr cover, or i ..
(wiin.l volume. A4.1reM Ut. K. V . I'lerte.
Bulialo, N. Y.
Claude Fryer is attending med
ical college at Salem this winter.
C V Cornwall, of Monmouth.
left last week to work in a black
smith shfp in Corvallis.
Auction Hide.
We will sell at our place about.
hree and a half miles north of In-j
dependence, generally known '
iaim vtruvc imm. jti
October 18. a number ot llrsea, j
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farming Im-
plements, Household Goo.ls. Terms j
of sale: All sums under 110, cash; j
over that, 8 per cent with approved j
security, without interest if paid i
within four months, bale at ju
o'clock. O'Brien Bros.
Do you need anything in the line
of Pianos, Organs or Sewing Ma
chines? If so
I IIAVi: IT.
Call at my ttore 231 Commercial
street, Salem, opposite the Bush
Bank. I have just received acar
load each of Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines.
GEO. C. WILL
Ball's Terry
Urowiiijj more popular every
dy bemuse it U the shortest
null only practical route to Sh
Iuiii. Safe Kixl ruphl service
rendered l.y a skillfu' ferryman
nt all hours.
Round Trip on Rigs, 25c.
j. D. Pettyjohn, Prop.
i
ffWC'W-'''"'--
... I. it'll.!..,. ml ii mint ll.U
rmna wimm-i,
noon from tlm O linen rami near
Independence, whera ho shot a
many pheasant a the law per
mitsAlbany Penmcrat.
t Iiiiiir Mrvic-M next Stn.daV
Kirnt ItaptUt iduirch at Mon-
month nt 11 A.M. ann av rir-v
Huntinl church at I ndcpemlencn
" panlor.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. R. ALL IN. D. D. S.
...Dentist...
........... k Kinii'i ..i..t'...
lllili'mll'll.w, or.
i:. t. hi:nkm:,
Bath and Barber Shop.
MAIN HTHKKT,
ISHKI'KSDKSfK, OkWJON.
OTIS 1. HUTI.i:it. I.,
Physician & Surgeon
i till
ofl),,, ,j (Hm JlollW I HI I I.I i UK.
iu-si.i.-...-e n.h 5. tm.- riw
v, , ........
Attorney at Law.
Collections a Hiiocialty. Ollict
Ut residene, north of Monmouth
,
I J. S. MOOKK.
! Tonsorial Artist
Only first-class workmen em-
.t.ivmt In tin. "Wiifwam." Shoo
! situated on North side of C Street.
She ?peade,
j Davidaoi? & Hdg- Props.
oUrarH, Ciuui'ft tor. Tobat"
con mid Conlbolioni'iy.
AW
Connection.
For Sale.
Ohm Kiiml twd HU'il Hack,
One open single liuKKy-
One l!4-liieh spring-ttsith Harrow.
One new Garden Cultivator.
Vnr ,SV7 f'Jiffiit. Call at. A. I.
i t'll UTIO'H, Moiiiunutli, Or.
J. C. HUGHES,
MONMOl Til, OK.
Boots and shoes made to order.
Artistio repairing. All worK guar
anteed in durability and workman
ship.
A lair share ot patronage so
licited. ...THE...
j Itlonmouib Eaundry
II. !. WHITMAN, Prop. .
Should have vour Work, f
Washlna called for and de
livered. Washing called for on Tues
day and delivered on Hatur-
day......
Klerk Guaranteed.
4 Monmouth, Oregon.
H. H. Jasperson,
UNDERTAKER, I
Independence, :: Oregon.
Everything New.