Independence enterprise., November 27, 1902, Image 7

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llurnii VlHln.
Wiliiiiin Sii'i'l ha improved bin
dwelling by I do mlilil inn of now
pitfhoH, rinf repair and oilier
work.
William I'creival. n well known
lin'k I'UVM'. wu ir. thin locality
!nt wi'k, ciili'tin(( ."li iri fur
lii'H't, 1 1 0 iui'i'lniM'il i rui in tuir
Ili'rWlhoUtr.
Mr. I.lllii- Nixon U k hop
J;il fall mill bought it cow with j week from a viait in Independence.
i.or c.,ri,iK. There wa a .-aek of! A ,, ,,,,. Ur) ,0 Mr (U(J
,-hop i U.e burn h.K M.nday Wm ftp,,w Vi
night when Mr. Nixon retired.!
li vhh not there Monday mm ning. ' A vinitor ut tho home of Mr. and
I... i.iui ii ... Mm Ira Kowe. tho Ianl week i
uui uririu nil i" nil" n " 1
Tim owner rcturiiMd u verdict
of
miioido In' gluttony.
T. P. Ojdeidiy nntl family return
NOTICE.
1 Imve .ur. UM.-I the W I Hw ami
Olmppcr formerly run t.y Mr. linker of
liln plm-e, mid will continue to run
li mime l 111" riKiilnr prleen. Th
4'lniiiiMr in now In the olil luilldlnii hint
i.ortli of Aw Tuylor'n I.ive.y IUrn, j
vliere I w ill ilo t.'li'ii eac.li Hwlur-
1iyoroflelifririiemr.v I'lean l v j
a Hh.r of Jt.ur'r..ni.i:e.
II. t". II ANXOX.
She y?pcadef!c
Davidson & JHcdgea. Props. .
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i-o.-i aixl Coiih-cl ioiiory
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Ol.ASH SlillA Ful'NTAlX
CoSXFCTMN.
Mifk G L Hawkins
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Pultun, (ire.
Marble ami
.Vuumiif utt and I lead
rloiii' C i im tery
oik etc.
FALLS CITY
estate
Residence Lots
llmiiri' in prici Inmi
$12.50 to $40. 1
Improved Jmn
N KA It 1'AI.r.S CITV
$12.50 per acre to $20
Stock Farms and Timbt r Lands a
Specialty.
I I mi or write to
D. F- Courter,
FALLS CITV, OKK.
m
jiff 'i iiU tt,i "Vmi "''''tr-l'
ed a b-w day ago from a vinit to
Heio mid Si uy ton.
Mr. H truli Btldwin wan h
victim bit week, of higrippe, hut
i nearly recovered.
lame McOlain, for many month
u hu ir r-r from unth inn. iHgniiliiiilly
linking, dinpy lui vinu appeared
to render hi condition more
orloiiH.
Mrn M. J. hee returned thin
"
Kd WiUoii, formerly of Wells, hut
of the vicinity of Kugeua. Mr.
Wiliton ih holding down a tiinher
clniii) in that locality. Ho leave
in a few day for Southern Oregon,
where he will spend the winter.
' Ph'ing, feeding and other work
!on the firm is heing prosecuted
w ii), great vigor ninee the "Cold
HIIU
i Hi t III.
Hporti"im!H talk of a proposed
Jfi w which, if punned, will prohihit
l)W UH, of reWllling B,ot guna, it
. . , , . l.,,l(,rt .....
' estenninate a whole llock of birds
i with Hindi a (ire arm, before any
ciiii emjape. nuena a purmrneii
1 no uncaaiueaa a no one could
i he ho rush bh to acciine them of
Huch a deed! Ducka and gecwo re
plentiful hercahouta.
HememlM-rtho regular church
Hervice .Sunday,
Ix-ttors from them to Buena
rela liven contain the information
that Mr. and Mm. Wulter Daviissou
who left here in Bentember are
located at Oregon CMty, where Mr.
Davinrnm )b employed hy the
Willamette Pulp and Paper Co.
Iell Grifihbr and Jeff Miller, of
Parker, were Uuena viaitow Tues
d.iy. Albert DavinHon Udieves there is
money in raining hoi!H. Two eight
monthH old pigs, delivered in I role
pcnUeme Friday, brought nearly
if TJ each. '
Mr. F. A. )outy. of Indepen
dence visited relatives hero tins
week.
No More
Burred Phyniotith Hock Chickens
lor sale, All gone. Look out
for .'j-'gH in the spring.
Kl.lll-HT A KANT.
Monmouth, Or.
St ocli holder Meeting:.
Ni tioe is hereby given that the
Annual meeting of tb SlooK-
lioldera of the JndeiuMidence and
Monmouth Kuilway Company for
'the olection of Directors and
jOllicerf", will be held at Indepen-.
j deuce, Oregon on Wednesday, Deo.
the ."l; VM2 nt the hour of 10
i o'clock A. M.
! D. W. Skahk,
! Secretary.
J D.itcd November 10, 1!02
I
; I. Vaiuhiyi), of I'ortlflnd, s sv
j buHinehH visitor in town Tuendny.
(ieo. O'Brien visited Portland
this week on buHiness.
H. H. Jasperson, 1
UNDERTAKER. 1
Independence, Oregon.
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Monmouth's Big' Store
Wo have tleeilol to clone out our on tiro stock of men's, boyti' and children's cloth
ing; inen'8 women's and children's inackintoshca and rain coats; women's, migfes' ami
childron'H capes, jackets and fdr. All tliet; goods to go at sacrifice prices
Regardless of Costf6r Cash.
Wo have tho largest and host stock of clothing, capes and jackets in Polk county,
and it is a great pity to slaughter prices on these goods. I5ut we need money more than
wo need tho goods, so wo have decided to make tho sacrifice and sell them out absolutely
without profit. Our loss is your gain. .
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Below will be found a few of the Bargains we offer.
Tho above prices will only give you a small idea of the
all other goods in our store, except rubber goods, oil clothing
Discount of Ten
Amounting to 1 or more, until further notice. Don't wait, come early andget your pick
out of the entire stock before the best goods are gone, for they have to go they must go,
they will go, and when they are gone there will be no more such bargains. Remember,
This is 3 Gash Deal
So don't forget your pocket book.
S.
Monmouth,
in
All our $15.00 men's suits and overcoats to go for only.. ..$10.95
do 1250 do do do do
do 1.50 men's and boys' do do
do 10.C0 do. do do do
do $8 and 9 do ' do do - do
do $6 to $7.50 do do do do
ao ' 5.00 do do do do
do 3.50 do do do do
do $2 and $2.50 do do do do
We have boye' two-piece euits, age
All our $15.00 capes and jackets to
do 12.50 do do
do $9 and $10 do do
do 7.50 capes, 31101(018 and furs
do 5.00 do do
Children's $4 to $5 do do
do 2.50 to 3.50 do do
do 2.00 do do
All oar $10.00 and 12.00 mackintoshes and box coats to go for. ,
do 7.50 and 9.00 do do do
do 5 00 and O.50 ' do do do . .
do 2.50 and 3.00 do do do' ..
Boys' 2.25 . do do do
percent on all
M. DANIEL.
v
Riiv. 7.
. . , 9.75
8.25
7 85
... 6.75
....... 4.95
......... 3.75
........ 2.25
1.75
4 to 14 years, as low as $1 per suit.
go for only ,$10.75
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
S.75
6.95
4.95
3.25
S.00
2.25
1.25
.$S.25
6.25
. 4.00
. 1.75
, 1.25
bargains awaiting you. ' On
and domestics we will allow
Cash Purchases
Oregon.