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busy plowing,
J kmno otrr of waiting
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in a Sunday school at Highland be forwin.
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auch matters were in Buena, Tua-
at the school house next Sunday at
10 30 A. M.
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, ,1 .Idavseekinu to secure rock for tne
Rev. W. R. Briscoe held wrvicei 7 done
at the Highland school house fou
evenings of last week.
The workmen liave finished re
pairing the Helmiek bridge.
Miss Fannie Helmiek is atten
ding the Normal at Monmouth this
winter.
Miss Ruth Cauthorn is visiting
her taster, Mrs. E. Evans.
Miss Dora Ilamann came up
from Portland, last week.
The David Parker heirs are
having a fine monument and
corner stones pat up to their
parents graves.
Ihe Highland school was dis
missed Monday, owing to the
funeral of little May Ilamann.
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Iaoak County, I
Frank J. Cheney wake oath that
he is senior partner of the tlnn of t .J.
Cher.ev A Co.. doiiiK business in the
citv of Toledo, county and Male afore
said, and thst wild firm will the
sumofONK HCNDRKD DOLLARS
for each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the nse of Hall s
Catarrh Cure. Frank X Chenkv.
Sworn to before me and eubseribed
id my preen this 6ih day of Decem
ber, A D., 1SS6.
A. W. (JLEASON,
skaL Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Bend for testimonials fiee. m -
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druRgifts, 75 cents.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Buena Vista.
Oct. 30, 1902.
Harry Squires is to leaves shortly
for Eneland and fcouth Airica. in
England he will visit his parents,
whom he has not seen for 18 years
and in South Africa a brother will
h rUin!. Mr. Squires will he
absent six months.
Charles Moore leaves in a few
days for the Santiam, where he
will spend the winter loeging.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pagenkopf
were business visitors in Albany,
Saturday, where they purchased a
new housekeeping outfit.
Miks Mattie J. Lee was a visitor
last week, of Independence relatives,
FPtment work that ia to be done
along the Willamette near her
this winter.
Miss Ona Emmons is attending
school in Salem this fall.
Clevo Prather, who is a student
of the Salem business college, visi
ted his parents here over Sunday.
The mail hack run by Bryan
Nixon between Buena and Parker
continues to do a thriving business
Much freight is bandied each week
and passengers come and go almost
daily.
llucim Vista.
Bryon Nivon has leased the
Wintermantle hop yard just be
yond the Willamette in Marion
county and will operate it next
year. The rental is to be cash.
Sam H. Baldwin and wife were
in Buena Saturday, returning to
their home near Independence the
same evening.
Lewie Moore left Tuesday for
the Jake Brown place west of
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Sciviiio ffincl)ine$
When wo will sell them from
From $20 to $35
On easy installment.
All of our Machines have Drop-head.
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It sews faster with same power attachment
that slow-stitch machines require, making
four full stitches to one revolution of treadle
wheel while some others make only three.
It has a positive equalised feed, In no way
. dependent on springs.
U has an oil cup on needle bar to prevent
soiling fabrics.
FRAZER & RICE
Co the people
Of Independence
And Polk county. I have
opened an up-to-date
Flour, Feed and
Commission
STORE
In the building known as the
Athletic Club Building
And I earnestly solicit a share of
yonr patronage.
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Koom Mouldings.
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Parker, where he will be engaged
this winter in logging. He was
accompanied by bia cousin.
Farming is progressing rapidly
since the secent heavy rains. The
ground is in fine condition.
MiBS M. J. Iee returned Tues
day from a brief visit in Independence-
A business visitor in this place
Tuesday was A. Johnson, formerly
of Buena but now of. Monmouth.
The "clane-elang" of the school
bell is a welcome sound, these un
eventful days and the largo att-n-
dance at Buena's little academy
this fall is most gratifying.
Some much-needed work is
being done this week on the road
in thin 'vicinity. A number of
teams and men are engaged in
hauling gravel, making ditch.
etc. The work is under the super
vision of Supervisor Elmer Hall,
which is guaranty of a good job.
The MohU hop yard, two miles
from Buena, across the river, has
been rented for next year by
Robert Emmons
Henry Knighton and family now
occupy the Miss Lee residence
north of tho Evangelical church.
During the recnt rains the Wil
lamette rose five feet, at this place
but it is rapidly falling again, at
this writing.
There was a meeting of the M.
B. Aid Society, Thursday att-rnoo.i
at tho home of Mrs. John Baldwin.
Much difliculty is being exper
ienced by parties here in securing
pure vetch seed and the search lor
that article is still on. This is a
gentle hint to tht wide awake
farmer.
The bop crop of 1WV2 ha been
practically cleared out of this
community, at figures that made
the growers happy and the indus
try hereabouts will be pushed next
year with greater vigor than ever
before.
ci,,l. Moore was a- business
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visitor to Sulem Wednesday.
Feed your team at
FALLS CITY
Livery & Feed Stable
Kesnonahle rates Ur
Livery Wit. .
Dennis" 4 Rushes, Props.,
FALLS CITY, ORE
Phone ortier receive prompt attention.
There is nothing that
improves the appear
ance of a young lady
so much as a
Stylish
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306 Commercial St, Next door to P. 0 SALEM, ORE.
Stores at Salem and Albany.
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Washing culled for and de-
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Washing called for on Tues-
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ttlork Guaranteed.
Monmouth, Oregon.
.Wo can Hint you hoth as to price and
quality. Our Iilack Velvet Hats with
jet crowns and long stylish plumes
aro much in vogue. Try one. Per
haps you would like one of our Fancy
stitched Felt Turbans. They are
much worn this fall. Wo havothei
in all colors. A complete line of
child reus' Hats. Hats made to order.
MISS PEARL SQUIRE, Monmouth
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THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL bANK
OAPITATOOK.J.BOPOO.OO.
r, I- " AHKAM NKI.SON, Vice Prosiden
" HIR8HBERG. Presulen,
a ffpneral hanking and exchane business transacted. U
diseo ntaS f Commer'cl.l credits granted. Depos.ts received
object to ctiecit.
Ioans liinde. Bills
on current account
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