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j ountain m$
All kinds and ulin'-os. TriccH rnno from $1
to $:..r)() and il fi'v odd idii' while
they last for
75 Cents
(iivo us a call and I think wu can satisfy you
in tlio pon lino,
O A Kramer . Co
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Mrs. II. B. liofTluft last Friday
for (treat Kalli, Montana, wh'TO
she will upend the winter with her
daughter.
A majority of the minister of
Indejiendenee have arranged . for
exercise to le held at the ItaptiHt
church, Nov, 27th at 11 o'clock a.
m. rormon by the pastor,
Mra. Halm Mann-Hudson, of
Han Francisco, has presented her
husband with a daughter.
Just arrived and still moro coming, consisting of Bed Koom Suites, Iron
Bedstead, Fine Rockers, Largo Mirrors, Pictures, in fact a complete line of
'Christinas Goods, for
CAMPBELL BROS.
ISTOTJi TTrlJSSlS P1ITCI2S.
Wood Bedsteads
Start AO and
at P--.rvon up
A good wool top
Mattress $1.95
Rockers
90c and up
'These are regular prices and everything else in proportion. Discounts given
, on larger amounts.
Campbell Bros., - North Main Street.
Eugene Ilegisler. Mrs. Hod son is
a former resident of this section.
Geo. Huntley marketed Tuesday
the two largest hoys of the season.
The combined weight of the two
was 1015 pounds and one tipped
the scales at (J00 pounds, Several
car loads of hogs were shipped to
Portland this weeje by W. W.
Percival.
Dr. V. C. Brown will move to
Eastern Oregon about the first of
the year, exactly to what place he
A large shipment
BoSf day ocls
Opaque
Window Shades
25c each
H good goucb
For $4.50 and up.
lift, not derided. lr. Oimvu's health
has been poor the ist yturiitid lie
"ks a dryer climate. W wili
hiin every iiienur f Mierews in
bin nmv field.
A niui-iartiniris chi"ii (.'(in
vention is culled t'j rii'-'t at tho tily
hall, at 7:'0 o'clock, on Monday
'veiling, N'ove n1 '" '4 ' r '1.0 pur
pose tj noiiiliiiiiitig city oHic. fit,
Mock holders In tr.
Ni tion H licivby j.'ivn Unit I lie
Annual ineeiing f ili'i SidcIj.
boider of the Jiidepeiiili-iK e and
Monmouth Kiiihviiy Company for
tin election of Direntoia and
Ollieers. will be held l Iudepcn
donee, Ore'.iii on Wednesday, Dec.
trix.'M, 11102 at the- hour of 10
o'clock A. M.
I). V. Ska hp,
Serreuiry
).iteil November 10, 11102
Mockliolders Notice.
Notice in hereby given that the
Annual meeting of the Stockholders
of The Polk County Land Company
for the election of Directors and
OiIjcHrc, will be held at Indepen
dence, Oregon on Wednesday Dec,
them, l'J02 at the hour of
o'clock P. M of said day.
D. V. Skaks,
Secretary.
Dated Nov. 10. 11)02
City Election Notice.
The annual election for the City
of Independence will le held on
Monday. December 1, KK)2, when
the following city officers will be
elected :
Mayor, for a term of one year.
Recorder, for a term of one year
Treasurer, for a term of one year.
Marshal, for a term of ono year,
Ono Councilman from each ward
for a term of two years.
of
A nice Bed Room
Suite for $12.50
16x16 inch Stand
50c each
Dining chairs at
.Lowest Prices
'OI.MNO W.ACKS.
Vint Ward City Hull.
Secnd WardOld Wert Side
(Mice on First street.
Third Ward At ibe rcsidne
Mr. Seudder.
JLU'O.'I.
Three judges are appointed in
e ieh ward, llin l.i't two also m-tii j;
an clerks 'if ideeMon.
First Ward I). Culbrealli, J. W.
Richard ni jr , A H"nt hi.
Second Ward S. B Walker, D
IS. Taylor, D. II. Hodge.
Third Ward I. Hurt, W. V.
Huntley, Forest Finch.
The election shall commence at
9 o'clock in the morning and Mm!i
continue till 5 o'clock in the after
noon of tho same day.
By order, W. (J. Siiauman,
Citv Hecorder.
ItlK llii Vista.
1j. A. Ilecker, of Wells, wan a
I' jena visitor Tuesday.
Bryjn Nixon is -working on one
of the river rteamer.
Sam Baldwin, of Independence
waa a business tuller here Satur
diy.
(Jus I'agenkopf and II. L. Hall
attended a meeting of the Art ban
lodge at Well's Saturday evening.
Prof, and Mrs. Murphy at tended
the institute at Dallas last week
Ament Uobat wan a visitor in
Buena Tuesday.
New goods of all aorta are arriv
ing daily at the Cash Store.
Mrs. Bryon Nixon now drives a
top buggy on the mail route.
naving iraueu me nack tor a rig
better suited to tie. misty season.
The Gray Eagle loaded with
wheat at the Buena wharf, Tues
day.
Mr. and Mri. Jack Hall, of Wells
visited here Wednesday.
Clear skies on Wednesday
cheered the rancher's heart, after
tho heavy rains and wind that bad
prevailed for nearly a week.
Mrs. Q. E. Hall returned Sunday
trom Corvailis, where she had been
The healthy
wotnaa need not
fear the change
which comes as ilie
beginning of life's
autumn. It is the
woman who is worn
out, run down and
a eufferer from
womanly diseases
who naturally
dreads the change
of life. This is the
critical period of
woman's life, and
the prevalence of
womanly diseases
makes it the duty
of every woman
who would avoid
unnecessary suffer
iujr to take especial
care of herself at this time.
The ills which vex so mnnv women at
the change of life are entirely avoided
or cured by the use of Dr. Tierce's Fa
vorite iTcsoription. It makes weaK
women strong, and enables the weakest
to puss through this trying change with
the tranquility of perfect health.
HI havT !en m verv henltliv woman, and this
time has Win vcrv hard with me." writes Mrs.
Mueisie Morris, of Mu'-Min Station. Clearfield
Co., Pa., Hox tfi. "I am come to the time of
chaiiRT of life, and I have been sick a great deal
off ami on. When Mrs. Hemniis moved beside
me 1 was sick iu bed, and when she came to see
me and we were talking over our sickness, Mrs.
Hemmis told me to trv Vr. Pierce-1 Favorite
Prescription and 'Golden Medical Discovery.'
also ' relicts.' I pot her to bring me a bottle of
each from the orngr store ami I used them.
Thev did me a Rrent deal of pood, and I got two
more bottles of ' Favorite PrescriDtiort.' I never
saw such a wonderful cure. Before I Cora
menced your remedies X was good lor nothing;
was iu such misery I hardly knew what to do
with mvself. now I can do all my work myself
ud feel well."
nr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are easy
and pleasant to take.
Y A' t I
for ei'v-ial d yn having dei,;
work done.
tills i'djrt-nknpf Wrt a busil.'
visitor to Iid('(idri.c Wi-di- -dy.
Ucnicnidcr tbtj dime social '
liuena Nov. 21s,.
Why not tell t'w it-m you b-
of
to the Iioiiih cirrr".poii(biit? ',
will help tin pjp -r, b-Jp the c .
muiiity, make yoti bnppy i
p'cnue the editor. What 01'
little act of kiiidiH-M could ace -
plii-h mors?
Luck in Thirteen.
l!y iH inlliiK 13 iiiil'-i Win. Hpirr
U'H n hurnuce, Vl., ot. a t'.
IIijc k !) it Arnica Suiv? Hint wl.
iireii a liorrilg" (ever nor on hi
Noiliiii( elsi; i-iiiiW. Ivritlve!y
lirniH-M, A-loiiM, Hirer, trupiloim, I
hurUH, corn nixi Oniy
(iijiirniilffd by Kiklitii! Iru C"
hUMMONS.
In the Justice's Court for Juat;
the t'eare and Constable's D t
No. 5, in the County of I'olkand
of Oregou.
Albany Itrewlog Company, at- i
ation, plalntiir, v. Sam II. Wull. t
feuditnt. To fjatn H. Wallace, the def-ii f
above named, lu the name of tbf
of Oregon, you are hereby requm .
sppear and answer the complaint ..
againpt you in the above eutlt '
tion within sis weeks from'thi-
of the llrHt publication of this t
aions, to-wit, on or before the !!'
of December, and if you f.-J
to suwer, for want thereof toe - '-.
tiff will take judgment against y i i
tbe sum of tS9.20, together itb
ousts and disbursements of thi- nci - .
This summons, by order of i . V, . .
on, JuHtice of tbe Peace for nod -trict
No. 5, made at Inderx-i U i .
Oregon, on the 3d day of N')i--u.i i
ViK)3, is served upon yon by pul'.i a
thereof for a period of fix cot.- '.-i i i
and successive weeks iu tbe ii .l, j .u
dence Enterprise, a newspaper . -
eral circulation published w Ul t
Indertendeuce, in said coun y.' ' t i'
dale of the first publication off i .(:. -
mons la Nov. 6. 1902. B. WJ I ,
Justice of tbe Peace for said il.-i : .
Oscar Hayter, attorney fer the pl-iii.: if
SUMMONS.
In the Justice's Court forJti- n- ?
tbe Peace and CoustableV i ;.ti t-t
No. 5, in the County of Polk aii'i si if
of Oregou.
D. Oermanus, plaintiff, v. 5.i;:i ,.
Wallace, defeudant.
To Sam H. Wallace, tbe ' 'ti ih nt
above named: In tbe .ia:- .
State of Oregon You are h-.-r. .-
quired to appearand answer ; he .
plaint filed against you iu i a -
entitled action within six w- k f. ,-n
tbe date of the first publicatu .
summons, to-wit, on or befo1- li
day of December, 1U02, and if . i
ro to answer, for waut ti.- .
plaiutm will take juagiut-n a...
j-oil for the sum of $78.30. tog- - h
tbe costs and disbursements i t iti -tlou.
'this summons, by order ' B -sou,
Justice of the Peace for -mi .
trict No. 5, made ut Indepeto'.-i , -on
the Sd Jday of Novemli ' , ! .-. .: -served
npoti you by publical . -i i
for a period of six conseeutiv. .i s t -cessive
weeks in the Irdepei- m-. . ..
terprise, a newspajier r.f geii' ia
lation pui.lifbed wtekly a' .' u
dence, in said e un'y. The ; ' - -Unit
publii'atiou of this s
Nov. 6, 1W2. B. . :.
Justice of the Peace for ? :
Oscar Hayter, attorney f" j
Polk Cotiniy Bat:!;,
INCORPORATED.
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Monmouth, - Cce-.cn.
J. II. Hawlky, P. L. C
( President. !
Ira C. Powell, Cas:,:
Paid Capital, $30,coa.
Dikectohs: J. H. Ilaw'- y,
Campbell, I. M. Pimpsoi , .1
Butler, John B. 8tnm; , .
Withro'w, F. S. Powell.
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