I - I a Sl-Sl a-ss aaasssa t vriMH-i-isii,' r'iKl'ENI)KN(!K. U1JKC0N N ) 'I.MIUMI- 'i4ll'-i 1 ' " . ...... A I H 1.1 K. Floyd Blake, of lllas, is visi tins Airlie relatives. C. K.' Spudding, of Xewberg, vas in town last Friday. Mr. ami Mm. J. L. laron werej lUllas visitors last Friday, j Mr. Uugb Hanim sold a fine; milk cow last week for $oJ. j t James Sebrinj is in Southern i (.vgoti. looking for a tinilier claim. J Mrs. S, H. Hastings, who has j It-en ijiiite seriously ill, is much ( letter, j Hon. Ben. llayden wub a Ruest; al tin Iioiiih of II. Simpson last Sunday! O. . Buchanan and wife have . returned from a business trip to: Portland. The Misses Marie and Nellie ; Link, of Montgomery, were Airlie j shopjters last week. j Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wonier, of Pedee, were liberal patrons of our merchants last Saturday. 0. W. Homer, who is now manager of the Taylor store, seems to be the riht man in the right place. There was quite a fall of enow here on Friday of last week, which mad the early garden truck look discouraged. . THE S1BN OF i COOP TAILORING Mi W. W. Miller, a hop grower of Pedee, was in town last week and reports the outlook for a good crop very favorable. Those of our goat men who had pooled their mohair are well pleased with the price received at the sale in Dallas last week. A large drive of logs belonging to the Spauldina Logging Co. was stranded near the Bagley bridge by a sudden fall of the water in the Luckiamute. A telephone repairer was here last week and readjusted the in ternal apparatus of our hello machine and now we can be heard when we have anything to say. The egg market was unusually Active during the past week, the daily receipts at one of our stores being over 150 dozen, brought in by the neighboring farmers and ex changed for merchandise of different Here is the g reat Oak- Easel now on display at our store. It contains the line of beautiful new spring tailoring samples sent us by STRAUSS BROS.tCMcifl Good Tailor for 36 Ymt The Oak-Easel is the connecting link between the tailor and the faultlessly fin ished garments which give you so much pleasure to wear. It's really a lesson in good clothes buying to see this great collection of tailoring novelties. PrloM lew nd Lttafto , tlen .bolutly ajr- nt4. Ca.ll P. 31. Kirkland John Cround and C. Matkre converting big oaks into saw tin.- ber. . August Ohms went to lallas Friday to be prevent at the selling of mohair, Mr. Uagley, of near I.i'w'mville, was in our vicinity Friday buying registered slock. Fred Simpson un.t Kriifft Bush spent several days last week visit ing Will Herreu. John Chamberlain will be bead! Miss I.uein Chrtu, "f Slfiti, fireman in the Bryan I. m as plan-; . ,,.. ,.,. KUy9 with lWme ing mill this summer. !Netiiitli lam week. returning Moil ' Mrs. Ida Clark came uj I'nrt and Saturday on a i.er inotlierdn-law, Mrs. K. Clam. Hop yards have been cleaned and cultivated and the Imps have. done. ii... ... ....-! iiai'k nr.ii UI ri ii'" There will be six graduate from the Nth grade. J. 11. .Nssniith went to Portland Friday to visit his sister, Mrs Mo Arthur, a few days. V. K. (Mark, Jr., and wife, of Portland, tame up Sunday, return ing home the same day. S. Orr is setting out '.Hi crs more of hops. lie is holding his last year's crop for higher prices from I day J. B. .W-Miiith's lire last week, hut out with tut much buttso cuuylit n soon put damage bi-ing started to grow. Karly gardens have been planted. The tanners aie jubilant over the MS o Scents a pound which they received for their mohair in the pool at Pallas last week. To all pareuts: Make your y or girl happy all the summer by paying 11 .J W tor a year's subscrip tion to the IxitHI'KMiKNCK K.VfKH-I'KISE. Mr. Boginsky, who recently pur chased the PJ-acre tract of land of Mr. Chase, has set out a number of fruit trees, which adds much to Frank (Jibson purchased the wheat In the perry wurelioil and is having the same hauled to the mill. mm E. A. Taylor ha resigned the office of post-master here and a petition is being circulated to have (j. V Horner appointed his ! the appearance of his home, successor. Mr. Taylor's business interests requires his absence from home the greater part of the time, hence his resignation. kinds. A Thoughtful Man. M. M. Aiutiu. of Winchester, Ind. knew what to do in the hour of need, ilis wife had such au uu usual case of Htomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help her. lie thought of and tried Ir. Kind's New Life Pills ami she got relief at once anil was finally cured. Only 2-lc ut Kirkland Drug t'o.'s. ANHOCII. L. (ireen, of Dallas, preached to a large crowd here Sunday. t Mrs. A. B. Ohms made a busi ness trip to Salem Wednesday. Marion Smith, of Levvisvilln, was seen in our neighborhood Saturday. Vardie and Will Fishback shear ed goats for Ji II. Moran Thursday. Robert Fish hack i htdpi'ng f!w There are few county paper iu the state of Oregon with so largo a circulation or with a better record than the Kntkhhiisk, ant' it de serves a place in every home. Murphy saw logs for Glon Ireland. KICKKLALL. Geo, Wilcox was visiting rela tiyes here Sunday. Frank (libson had an attack of la grippe, but is improving. Peter Cook was in I'ortluud last week purchasing new goods. Mrs. Cass (iihsou and daughter, Hallie, went to Salem Monday, Mrs. S. Orr and daughter, Mrs E. A. Stenson, went to Salm .Fri day. Peter Cook purchased a fine four-year-old colt of Emerson liar' ris for $2"t0. Miss, Pauline Nesmith came h"nie Wednciilay to spend Easier, returning to school Monday. Have just opened up a new and complete line of Including Bedroom .Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Springs, Mattresses, Couches, Center Tables, E.xtention Tables, Writing Desks, Combination Desks and Book Cases, CliiU'oncers, Chairs, Koekers, High -Chairs, Mattings, Linoleums, Bugs.Car pets, in fact we carry everything in the furniture line that is necessary for a first-class furniture store. We also carry doors and windows, making it possible for us to assist in the build ing as well as in the furnishing of your house. Running this store as we do in connection with our confectionery, our ex penses are very small, making it possible for us to save from 20 to 25 per cent for our customers on every piece of furniture. OREGON SHORELINE and union Pacific 3TKAINSFKOM PokTI.ANH DAILY Through Cullman landsrd and tiir it aleepiiiK ear daily to Omalm, Oil e K. Hiukane ; tuurmt eeiiig-4-iir daily to Katiftris City ; through I'tiiliiinii tour int sleepiiiu ears ( i'i.iilly (HimltKUt'ib weekly to CIiU'Hkh, Kanraa City, St, IoiiiH and Meiiiliia; recliniii eliair cars (eat free) In the Kt daily, i.kcaht TIMK.iCllKIU;LE Aasivt roa riniM roiuMNu rsoM (;iilrno Halt Ijike, Denver, i'lirtiund I t Worth, Ouinlni, SiH'eiul KniiHiia Oil v, HI. 4 ..'Rl p m H:'.'0a in via Uiuis, Cliiciio and lluntini;- hunt. ton. Atlantic Suit Lake, IVnvcr, Kxtre Kt Wortli.Oiiiithit. s : 15 ( iu via Kaunas City, Hi J0;.':0 in lliiiilniK- Lou in, Cliieiitfo ton. and Kaxt. Mrs, it. A. Wa) bum. f J i . I t .1 - m .... A Held, daugnier tn w. ( cams Wuiulajr to visit rti,B turning liotno TunsiUy, J. F. Vaugb.i Kill Ji- i., .it. i - i lot, which ho punliawij gf Nesmilh last spring, Mrs. I.. C. Urown left jv;h visit an only sister, aim i,, in Alexander, Ohio, Sh , absent a year if nothing p.r Mr. Hoffman, who ! thu Josh Mo Daniel plt, i,; iiiovo, liavinu biuiKhi a f4r,, miles south of Moniiiouih, Miss Helen Vnldiurn, Item Vialtlng her HUih, Mr. Iluuh, the past two ini.Mi. turned home Tuesday. Mr. ami Mrs. Hals went to Albany Monday u Mr. !! keiisto's sinter lor k of week". St I'aul Walla Walla, l,eu i. KnMt Mail toii,Siokai!i,Wrtl- li a m via liirti, I' u 1 1 in it ii. Siiokane. MiiineaiMiliH. Si Paul, Diiltilli.Mll ttaiikee, eiilrio and Kaxt. What's the uss (if htiyiiiit eniwiiKlvn linrn, ti tkin It t sue deht'rtp-rwl,iiitV laundry lo U rulue.1 hy ri -.4 ihI mu) hleachiiiK coiiiimiuikU? M palroiiUe a laundry w hirl) ar U ork,walia rleait.iroiia illmri( ItiK and leaves yuU roiiteiitM loiiU run ami r worriinsnl t .iHak your iatroiiHi;rt liiil U we ran alfont you Mitislarllva. In left at Kut. lt's hrlenliopliii J atui will riHcive protopt aileaM Salem Steam Diini 1 idourl J. Olmsted, I'rop 1 D. OliiiKted. Mgr. Phniit II. 4 LliH-rty sir-t. :Xr a ni TO hour. I'.ifiliiinl t Cllil Hill. TirltHH KiiBt via laiiirn i( ciira rail or via bout and rail via Portland OCKAN AND K1VKI! SCIIKHC t.K KKOM I'OHTI.A.Ml. -Ntt all 8 p in Daily except Sunday 8 p in Sittn nlity to in All sailing dat.-s fllliject, to ehaiiKii. l'or San l'mnciMro Sail everv fi ilnvs. COI.CMIIIA lilVKK To Aatorin mid way landing. 4 p m 4 in AL HKKRK.V, ARt., Iiidnpendenri,. MOTOR LINE TIME TABLE. INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH RAILWAY CO. visit DR. JORDAN'S w MUSEUM OF AX 2 TCI! tOM MARKET St, IAN FMNOKQ. In ti. Uur.4. iwM.f) m Mi,thi "r triMt, 1 4UHrtM,fiifiy r" ( uMt, KUUjiUD' d Mjk If WWW1 tli-H iwl inU'ftj 11 I II 11 a n tftn lit t(M'li f Jfirtilf' t liAa i itriMitml l.ta ( r..i I fit i-n t litat It ' t! ' only ttfTiril tin ii)fUnlt r )if, t"i p'! i rut. Ittw lMM (ir 'Uw tilmwv"'9-' ' inirnrlft, hut In k imw l ""f !iittr t'livt'tnit Htirr't'iLp',r Ii. hll.liM.IH'-lllu.aui r Mmm PHII.m llmnnirhlr PflwirfM tit .imi. ui.t.m.i ....' f nertmrt l ur. Jxriluii'at shixMnl lutlnUJl niiA" MIH MAM mii.lvlntWlm Oiir H'mnt opinion ( lnn'itiip!',,',i. . i fmitiPii i Hrwiii' i V or uj $f Uf-it ,,r in. ik full of fU r impson "When you see it in our ad, it's so. ros. Monmouth- l.iuvi Itidipiii liaii(!M lor Mon moiilh anil Alrllc 7:M0 ft. in. ll:.K) j, tn, Irf-avc IlKll'pl'Tl" rtf-'in'" for Mon nioutii unit UfiliitK 11-00 a. in. II: I i p. III. Li'vi-h Monmouth lor Alrllo. 7:'i0 a. m. 8:XI p. in. L'viw Mnmnonth for l'iilla. U -'Jii a. m. IIMU p. HI. l-fiiV!, Alrllc for M'Himoiiih hoiI 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ! , I,. , , fr'ni ti. In, i, in, l.wivcx IhIIi f,,r MomuiMitli itmt I J i l 1 1 1 1 rK i ' . P. In. 7:;i ' ! 1,'vm Monmniitli i for lii(l'ciiilciuw :!, Ml. 1 l:!W ii. in. I in ' " , Iriv. d Indi (li,n. I deuiw for Mon ( p. in Pom County Bant . INCORPORATED. Monmouth, - Oslo'" II. JUwi.ry,' V. L. CAsriW President. Vice Pr- Is C. Powsm., Canliief- ?ID CaeiTAL, 30,000. I 'in Kn on a: J. If. Hley.PL ('aiuplll, I. M. Simpson, J.B.' Hntler, Jitlin It. (Stump, 1 Withrow, F. S. Powell. Transivct Oenersl Bask"' and KxchnTtK Holiness