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County Correspondence,
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H101II.AM.
Don Dickinson has had several
Bhwp killed lately by doga.
Albert Tedrow has hwn very ill
with the meanles at Corvaliis.
Attorney George Staploton, of
Portland, was among relatives litre
last week.
Clrandma Loundree expects her
eon and family from Minnesota
this week.
Mrs. Janie Woods, of Eastern
Oregon, is visiting with her pur-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coinpton.
Mrs. Gentry's two children are
quite ill an J several more of the
neighbors are reported on the sick
list.
S. A. Denton, of Lincoln, Ne
braska, is a guest at the borne of
his old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Peterson.
All the members of Highland
Grange are requested to be at the
school house next Saturday at 1
o'clock P. M.
A I It LI K.
J. M. Grant, of Pedee, was in
town last week.
M. M. Jones, of Montgomery, is
quite ill with la grippe.
Miss Lilhe Taylor, of Pedee. took
the motor last Friday for Mon
mouth. Calvin Baldwin, of Philomath,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Dorsey
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Simpson, of
Pedee, visited Airlie relatives last
Sunday.
Hugh Smith, a prominent hop-!
grower of Pedee. was in town last
Saturday.
E. A. Taylor returned from a
business trip to Eugene on Wed
nesday of last week.
Miss Vina Fletcher, ot Salem, a
cousin of M. M.Jones, of Mont
gomery, died on Friday of last
week.-
E. A. Pagenkoph and Joseph Ed
"ward3, two prominent farmers of
Pedee, came down last week and
made liberal additions to the coun
ty funds. '
John Hastings and Pearl Rose
split out 908 oak staves in nine
hours last Saturday, for which
they were paid $7.75, a pretty good
day s work for boys.
A fine horse belonging to P. A.
Batchelor, of Montgomery, while
running in a pasture, came in con
tact with the limb of a tree with
euch force as to drive the limb
nearly through its body. The ani
mal had to be killed.
quisition to its already excellent
cast.
ANTUK'll.
Young Mr. Hiatt, of Monmouth,
is working for C. K. W heeloek.
Grass is crowing slowly and
stock in poorer condition than last
year.
Pearl Averill, of Prownsville. is
here visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Marie Smith.
U. Waterhouse has gone to work
in a blacksmith shop at Falls
City for Rryan-I.ucas.
Miss Trout, recently of Illinois,
took charge ot our school Monday,
for a term of two months.
Allen Towns attended the
funeral of bis brother-in-law, Mr.
Sloan, at Dallas Thursday.
August Ohms has seeded the II.
Smith's ranch, which has been
pastured for a number of years.
Mr.Johnson, ot Portland, has
rented and moved into the Smith
house near the Luckiamute river.
Statu of Ohio, City ok Toi.eik S8
LUCAS I Wl.'a I
h rftuk J. Cheney make oath that lie
is senior partner of the Ilrm of F.J.
Clieiiey A Co, tloiiiK busmen iu the
Citv of Toledo, county and stute afore
said, and that said firm will )ay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars lor each
nml pvprv ease of catarrh that cannot
! cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Fit AN K J. tliK. r.
Sworn to before me and mibucribed
in my presence, tnia 6tb day of De
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It will be to your interest
To nmn. in and look over our .tori) ami wnrdioiiHO to
w wutt we carry ami loam our price Wforo making
your .ring purdm. Wo lav a well n loctoil .lock
of everything that goes to make up a urulaH Hard
warcs Vehicle and Implement limine, bought for ouhIi
ami at the right t.riee. No on in a position
than wo to take care of your wants.. We utrca.ly have
Carload of Studebaker Wagon
stored in our warehouse and will noon have on display
the Lest selection of buggie and hat-ku ever brought
to town. Our
Paint and Oil Department
Is complete ami we are in position to namo you the
lowest price on these goods. We will wmii have a
stock of the Keystone Held fence am! will be able to
sell )ou woven wire Held fence as cheap as anybody.
Como and si'o us.
FRAZER & RICE,
Hardware Merchants, Independence
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A. W. (Si.kasox,
Notary l'ublic.
The Courtney Concert Company,
under, the management of Prof.
Young, jave a very pleasing enter
tainment at Taylor'B hall last Fri
day night. The program consisted
of moving pictures, illustrated
songs and negro melodies. The
hall was crowded beyond its seat
ing capacity and all present ex
pressed themselves as being well
pleased with the program. Billy
McAdams, of this place, who pos
nesses musical talent of a high or
der, has been engaged by the com
pany and will proye a valuable ac-
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken inter
nally, and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. Cjienkv A Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Tills are the best.
Fine Standard Itreed Chickens.
Fifteen Buff Cochin eggs for
$1.50 if shipped. If taken at the
Yards, $1.25 per 15. No attention
paid to orders unless accompanied
with cash. Address orders to
J. S. Mooke, Box 214,
Independence, Ore.
KICK II E ALL.
John Vernon is very poorly.
Dr. Woods, of Dallas, was called
to see Mrs. W. E. Clark Sunday.
Mrs. W. E. Goodell isrjuite sick
with lagrippe.
Cal Hutton is again working for
John Vaughn.
Misn Stella Smith is stopping at
W. E. qiarks.
Mrs. White is visiting her mother
Mrs. J. Southwick.
Mrs. J. Southwick came home
from her farm Friday.
Noah Miller, of Perrydale, was
doing trading here Saturday.
Mrs. W. E. Clark, who has been
sick the past week, improves very
slowly.
Grace Burch and her grandfather
Mr. Levi Nance went to Ballston,
Monday.
J. E. Longnecker's team ran
away with a sled, but doing but
very very little dama'i to horses,
and the sled was not much lofa.
Mrs. Burgard came up to tee
her mother Sunday, returning
home Thursday.
Lagrippe seems to be very preva
lent in this community most every
body is complaining.
Mrs. V. V. Simons is viry sick
with pneumonia. Pr. I'earco. of
Salem is attending her.
Burnham Southwick and family
came over from Popcorn. Saturday,
visiting relatives over Sunday.
J. V Fetzer am! wife went to In
dependence Thursday owning to
attend the 1. O. O. F. entertain
ment there and came homo well
pleased and report a fine time.
i.,...i..i;n!,n.i imiiiirivintf i was ft uccih both
hor.-e to a gentleman from McCoy financially.
for one hundred and thirty live : ' """
dollars. ) Latest joke on a 1
! mtn: lie wruto a p''
W. F. Simons buried their little 'company an follows: ,
nine-wecks old son. Friday. They ! lu!tt of your remedy
have the ynathy of ti.e entire : when he wan sick, t
community, jam married aRftiii. :
, . . , I another little." MeSf.
The sociable and entertainment j
at the bshool house Saturday niht j t"r ' r'
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UNDERTAK
independence,
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Mrs. Fred UnrsLth,
PrcaMmnt (,'ilr( lab, lU-nfon
lialar, Mlnu.
"Alter my flnt baby wti born I did not
teem to regain my strength although the
doctor gave me a tonic which he consid
ered very superior, but Instead of getting
better I grew weaker every day. My hus
band insisted that I take Wine of Cardui
for week and see what It would do for
me. I did take the medicine and was very
grateful to find my strength and health
slowly returning. In two weeks I wss out
of bed and in a month I was able to take
up my usual duties. I am very enthusi
astic In Its praise."
Wine of Cardui reinforce the organa
of generation for the ordeal of preg
nancy and childbirth. It prevents mia
owteee. No woman who take Wina
arum oeea zear us aiming ot car
If Mn. Uorath bad taken
tardui before her baby came
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oommend this great remedy to every
expectant mother. Wine of Cardui
reguutea me manetraaJ Bow.
child
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