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(iivo uh a call ami I think w can Hutinfyyoii
in tho i'ii line.
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il o'clock in th linTiiiiiK MO'I i"iiiill tp-u-tirer in the mime of the trijuteeit Penlli of M r. Alex. Tisriiitull,
continue (ill ft o'cliN.-k in tlm nfu-r- n trnic! liim with tho not" winch r,limjn, f,f jjr(, Turn-
noon of llie limn !)'. ! were burnt while lint coiigrKatinfi f , 1 wb ,1,7,1 jn i;,, n, al.t w,.,.k-
lly onlrr. W. ll. Kimmmav. .UmmI and fbii, I'miae iod fromw iruuht to tl.im r itv- for inter-
"'l "" . .. I fi (iincr service wpr
Con'iucl' J ly Rev. K. J. TIu'ViJikoii.
otl. l'om.Mi.i .rmiKe. i" -j .-. - -
i tniich encouriiii'i in iu work. It '-v.
Folk Co. roinoini(iraiij?ii)f'elit '8. A. Fxrfv. n. of.Salem, will com
f vitivii!., Fri.h.y !- at 7..'!'l : m,.(;,. work the firt. Sutnly
P M. ni.l Siitui-o iy '. ti i
I A. M. Tin- .':li il.-grr.. wit: I
cuif-rrt'') nt r.i'!li. A ! f I )
member,, expert ;otnkvtli.' I' mi ,,1V',I '" l:u""-
), j-rii' uiii uny lining'' not Imv i Ilnrvy Nanli wilic Io ;n liii
inn taken thin Decree will do well jeiimipli to "lick" llie lnl Bggre
t jifxniil hm extenw ve ircjmra jK'itioo of O. It. mul X. "-(jilc deck
Imi'tur, chin;" conks and all
"' in UeiciiilxT.
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tioiin are mh iuhiIo for conferring
t!u (I'rcf. Thin in th regula
time for election ot'oflio'Tf.
I. A. HoDOK, .Sec.
City Klectlon NolU'w.
Second Ward Old Went Side
: OnirA in First street.
t n annual eiecuon n.r uw u7 Thir), Ward-At the residence of
ol IiMieemIenr0 will oh held ol'Ur8 Hcudder.
Moixiiiy, December 1, r.. wnen
the following city n Rivera will be
elected: '
Mnyor, for a term of one year.
Recorder, for a term of one year.
Treimuror, tor a terra of one year.
Marshal, for a term of ono year.
Onn Councilman from each ward
fur a term of two yearn.
roi-i iNo ri.A KH,
Kirnt WardCity Hall.
JIIKSKH.
Three judges are appointed in
each ward, tho last two alno octiu
aa clerka of election.
Firit Ward D. Calbreath, jl W.
RicharddDn jr., A. Houston.
Second Ward 8. B. Walker, 1)
B. Taylor, D. II. HodRe.
Third Ward I. Hart, W. W.
Huntley, Forent Finch.
Th election ahall commtjnee at
Iniiooiilli;i:vaiit;ellcal Cliurch.
f,iiHt Stiiulity whm a red-letter Hay
at the Monmouth -hvangelicnl
Church. Kv. X. Slitipn. predidina
elder, of 1'ortlnnd, olllciuted, nnint
ed by l!ev. J. "liyr, of SaJem, and
F. M. Kihher, of Portland. The
communion of the Lord'u Supper
wm celebrated after th morning
Bennon.
In the afternoon the ladle of the
church met at the home of Mrs. T.
Halleok, and under the direction of
Rev. Shopp, were organized into a
woman' niifHioimrv nociety. The
following ollicera were elected:
MiNs Pearl Hal lock, president.
Mrs. T. Halleck, vice-president.
Mra. A. F. Chute, secretary.
Mrs. E. V. Hellley, treasurer.
Tho object of this society is to
gain reJenionary intelligence, collect
funds, and do home mission work.
For a number of years the society
was heavily burdened by a remain
ing debt on the church. By vigor
ous efforts the entire amount was
collected, the notes paid off, and on
Sunday evening were publicly
burned. Rev. bhupp delivered an
lornd"
Jeunnie I'oberlon S'-oU-TurnbuII
Wbn born in Scdtlaro!, October .10,
1x7". ni l r'mnc I Brainerd, Minn.,
in ISM.'!, -iie nu4 married t Al x.
jTiirriboil Ju'y 27, SM, and moved
to J.;irlei!i county, I)akot, whew
she resided until when idie
carnrt to Independence and resided
here nine yearn. From here they
moved to Marion c mnty, where r-he
(lied. Twi ehililren mirla liOKbsir.d
uuii-td uiMinrcv-a im w" i- mij,.ti.j survive her.
Mr. ,nli Iihk. since laxt 'ctulier.
operated th lerrv Imat at liuena
ViMta. Tin' job brings in a very re
Sfeirtnb!e calary and Mr. Xush ha
been at his poet of duty, early and
appropiiate address in well chosen
words, after which Y. Halleck,
A large shipment of
Just arrived and still moro coming, consisting of Bed Room Suites, Iron
Bedsteads, Fine Rockern, Largo MirrorH, Pictures, in fact a complete line of
Christmas Goods, for
CAMPBELL BROS.
NOTE THESE-P RICES.
bile. But tin) ferry bout is at the
bottom of the river, its operator i
idl" and probably will be for some
time. It happened thus: Last Fri
day night the steamer Ruth
neared the wharf at Buena. The
landing is a difficult one to make
and the Ruh is a large boat
The ferryboat was at its customary
anchorage lor the night and onto
the ferry the Ruth backed ant
practically sat down! there was
a eras!) and the. ferry disappeared.
r-.ave the top most rails, the skiff
attached broke away and . the
ferry is said to be badly demolished
and its repairing is a matter of
doubt. It is owned by HughiBald-
win, of Chicago, who has been
notified of the accident.
When the Ruth struck the ferry
Hsnk and Mit Wells were on the
latter and needless to say
their hair began to rise. They
heard a smash and thinking their
time was up jvere about to strike a
"now-I-lay-me-down-to-sleep" at
titude when they discovered what
had occurred and beat a hasty re
treat for the bank.
Perhaps one of the worst features
of the a flair is, that residents on the
other side cannot get across the
river and are greatly inconvenienced
thereby.
Mis Florence Wagoner returmd
to McMinnvilin Thanksgiving day,
alter a few weeks' visit at her home
here.
Wood Bedsteads
Start t1 A ( and
at
A good wool top
Mattress $1.95
Rockers
90c and up
Opaque
lUindow Shades
25c .each
H good eoucb
For $4.50 and up.
A nice Bed Room
. Suite for $12.50
16x16 inch Stand
50c each
Dining chairs at
Lowest Prices
ThcHO arc regular prices and everything else in proportion. Discounts given
on larger amounts
Campbell Bros., - North Main Street.
ONE STEP MORE
Will he futal to the sleep-walker. Will
lie draw back or will he take the final,
fatal step? A great many people are in
peril like the sleep-walker. They are
diseased. The disease is progressing
day by day. The time comes when one
more step away from health is fatal.
The man who has Buffered from indi-
ciy! goes some night to a
x"yj dinner and returns home
to find he has taken that
last step from health
which can never be tak
en back.
To neglect the cure
of indigestion or some
other form of stomach
trouoie is aangeruus. n
is also inexcusuble. Dr.
Tierce's Golden Medical
Discovery cures diseases
of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and
nutrition. It purities
the blood, stimulates the
liver, cures biliousness,
and eliminates bilious
poisons from the sys
tem. "The praiae I would like
to pive your ' Oolden Mediil
Discovery' I cannot utter in
words of drcrite with en,
writes las B Ambrose, Ksq.,
of iw Mifflin St., Hunt
iniMloii.ru.. "I was taken
with what our ptiTicians said ws indigestion.
I doctored with the best around here and found
no retief. I wrote you, and you a1viseu me to
use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. I
look three bottle aud I felt so Rood that I
stopped betn cured. I have no symptoms of
gastric trouble or indigestion now."
If you ask your dealer for "Golden
Medical Discovery " because you have
confidence in its cures, do not allow
yourself to be switched off to a medicine
claimed to be "just as good," but which
vou did not ask for and of which you
know nothing.
You can get the People' Common
Sense Medical , Adviser, 1008 pages, pa
per covers, free by sending ai one-cent
stamps, to pav expense of mailing only
Address Dr. K. V. Fierce, Buffalo. N) V.
SUMMONS.
Id tbe Justice's Court for Justice of
the lVace and Countable' District
No. 5, In the County of Polk and State
of Oregon.
Albany Hrewiag Company, a corpor
ation, plain tiff, v. Sam ii. Wallace, deft-11
da 11 t.
To 8am II. Wallace, the defendant
alKive named, In the name of the State
of Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear and alimver tbe complaint filed
aguiuht you in tbe above entitled ac
tion within aix week from tbe date
of the flrat publication of this sum
mons, to-wit, on or before tbe 19th day
of December, 1902, aud if you fail m
to anawer, for waut thereof tbe plain
tiff will tnke judgment agaiust you for
tbe sum of $89.20, together with the
costs and disbursements of tbis action.
This summons, by order of H. Wil.
on, Juatice of tbe l'eace for oaid Dis
trict No. 5, made at Independence,
Oregon, on the 3d day of November,
1902, is served upon you by publication
thereof for a period of six consecutive
and successive weeks in tbe Indepen
dence Enterprise, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation published weekly at
Independence, in said couu'y. The
dale of tbe first publication of tbis sum
mons is Nov. 6, 1902. B. WILSON,
Justice of tbe Peace for said district.
Oscar Hayter, attorney fur tbe plaintiff
mm
SUMMONS.
In I he Justice's Court for Justice of
the l'eace aud Constable's District
No. 5, in tba County of Polk and State
of Oregon.
D. Germanus, plaintiff, v. Sam H.
Wallace, defendant.
To Sam H. Wallace, the defendant
above named: In the uuie of the
State of Oregon Yon are .hereby re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the above-
entitled action within six weeks from
tbe date of the first publication of this '
surnmons, to-wit, ou or befoie I lie 19th
day of December, 1902, ai.d if you fail
to answer, tor want tnereot tne
plaintiff will take judgment ngaiust
you for the sum of $7.8.30. togeihi r with
tbe costs aud disbursements ot this ac
tion.. This summons, by order of B. Wil
son, Justice of the l'eace for said Dis--I
net No. 5, made at Independence, Or.,
011 the 3d Jday of November, 1902, is
served upon you by publication thereof
for a period of six consecutive aud suc
cessive weeks in the Independence En
terprise, a newspaper rf general circu
lation published weekly at Indepen
dence, in said couuy. The date of the
first publication of tbis summons is
Nov. 6,1902. , B. WIDSON,
Justice of the Peace for said dwtrict.
Oscar Hayter, attorney for plaiutiff.
Polk County BanR,
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, - Oreqon.
J. H. Hawlky, P. L. Campbsll,
President. Vice Pres.
Iea C. Powkll, Cashier.
Paid Capital, sao.ooo.
Directors: J. H. Hawley, P. L,
Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J. B. V.
Butler, John B. Stump, J. A.
Withrow, F. S. Powell.
Transact a General Banking
and Exchange Bnsisees.