INDEPENDENCE VS'l ERPlilSE, INDIIPENDENCE, OKEtJON 1 O7D888S8 888888(TrNO C Spring ami warm weather in hero ami limine- rleaning is being 1jiio. When you get fc 1 1 n i 1 1 jjc ami warm weather in hero ami Iiouho 4'lcanijin is being dune. When you got through you will probably ih'ciI como now Furniture ) I have tho most complete an.! nel.-ct lino ever ( r carried in your citv, consisting of Holioum Suites, Kxtcntion and Center Tables, Couches Jinn Hedn, (0 SpringH and Mattri'HKes, Chairn and an 4-iile Q) f(,r amount of fine and medium Koekern to Hob'ct i from. Koniember also that I give Coupons to Every Purchaser. On thoHO beautiful Salad SetH neen in tho south window. I invite you to call, look over my goods and get prices. Wo are hero for LusinesH and Q) would like a portion of your trade. UNDERTAKINa ( In all its branches. Day or night calls promptly attendtxl to. g W. L. BICE, Independence, -jl r Monmouth Correspondents 4. The rain is here again and the farmer are happy. -Tom Zeiber, of Eugene, spent tfunday in town visiting friends. Alfred North, of North Yamhill, WU8 visiting Saturday with his brother, who ia attending the Nor mal. Mrs. Myra Noble, of Heppner, ..Eastern Oregon, Is" visiting with her parents, Mr. ard Mrs. It. M. fcrnith. Our leading citizens are working up a meeting to organize an im provement league. Let the good work begin soon. The city council took action on the people's petition regarding the staking of cows on the streets. They have passed no ordinance as yet but we thiait they will at their regular meeting. T' Dr. Crowley returned Monday eve 11 iug from Eastern Ore. r Mr. Win. Mulkey Is driving the rural mall cart again. Miss Mamie Hibbs, of Gaston, visit ed with MIho Jensen over Buuday: Mr. Tom Zeiber, of Portland, is shaking bands with old friends here. Mr. John Murphy received Ithe con tract for excavating under the college. We are sorry to hear of the serious illness of Woodford Vance in Portlaud. Grandma McQuerry, of Indepen dence, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cole man. Edd Smith and wife, teachers in Bethel school, spent Sunday with his parents. The Christian Endeavor will enter tain the church members and young people Friday evening at the Christian church. All invited. fi. R, nel)rba$, D-D.$. Monmouth Dentist Aa. Export Over P. O. Monmouth. I 1 7 Pearl Hedge, of Oak Grove, attendvd the Freshman Reception, Baturday evening. , Col. Day, f Portland, organizer of W. of V., met with the camp here Fri day evening, Mr. and Mrs. tiavage, of Balem, spent Buuday with their daughter, who ia attending school here. Oleunie Reynolds, teacher in the BaiUton acuool, spent Baturday and Sunday with L. 8. Perkin'a family. Four new students last week. Mr. Arthur Mattlson, of Gaston, visi ted over Sunday with his sinter here, Mrs. Laura Adklns, who has been quite ill the past week, is some better. W. J. Mulkey is again carrying the mall, having fully recovered his health again. I . Mrs. F. W. JLaughary and daughter visited relatives in town the first of the week. Will Clodfelter and Fred Sloan are working on the Dallas and Fall City Railroad. . Mr. Warren Wright, the marshal of Falls City, pawed through the city Monday-last Mrs. Worth drove to Albany Satur day and spent Buuday with her daughter, Mrs, Holman. Pres. Reseler has been away the past two weekron a lecturing tour through the eastern part of the the state. Mr. Laurence Kuykendall, of North Yamhill, visited bis cousin, MbsBell Balrd, from Baturday to Sunday of this week. Miss Mamie Hibbs, of Gaston, came down Friday for a several days' visit with Miss Mabel Mattlson and Miss Edna Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Savage, of Sa lem, attended the Freehmen Reception here Baturday night and spent Sunday with their daughter, Misses Alta and Eva Savage. JIICKKEALL. W. A. Wash, of Dallas, was a pleasant caller Monday. M. A. Burch was in Portland a few days last week. Mrs. James Clark and son, of Springfield, are visiting relatives here this week." MrB. O. A. Washburn and child ren, of Sprinnliold, came in Mon day to visit relatives. The alumni of the Rickrenll graduates will take place Friday evening. A pleasant time is ex pected, IT. C. Heymour leaves Saturday for Ilrho, where ho iin n ri'lionj nf live months' duration. We wifh hi in success. J. It, Binionton and wifr came down from South Bend, Wat-h., to attend the funeral of Mr. Simon ton's sicter, Mrs. I). A. Smith. The closing exercises ol the Hick, reall school will take place T Li urn s' a j evening. There will be six graduates from thefith grade. Roblird the Grave. A startling Incident In narraied by Joliu Oliver, of Philadelphia, as fol lows: "I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eye uuken, tongue coated, pain continu ally in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians bad given me op. Then I was advUed to try Electric Bitters. To my arat Joy the first bottle made a de cided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man. I know tbey robbed the grave of auother victim." No one should fail to try them. Only 50c. Guaranteed at Kirkland Drug Co.'s. PARKER. Green Gentry, of Independence, visited with Dell Grigsby last Bun day. G. C. Bolter sold to William I'ercival, of Independence, a drove of 15 nice fat hogs. IX M. Calbreath. a former resi dent of Parker, was shaking hands with old friends here Monday. Mrs. A. S. Kerr received from Mis. D. M. Calbreath 4 a setting of the famous Blue Andalusian eggs. Mr. Jasper Rhodes and family, of near Independence, visited at the home of A. B. Lacey Sunday. Mrs. James and daughter, Le nora, of Suver, came down Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Fuqua at this place. Wm. Fuqua has delivered the last of the lot of cattle sold to Castle & Shaw, of Dallas. He realized from the sale the neat sum of $1570. Miss Laura Cauthorn arrived from Corvallis Sunday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. Evans, of this place. Thirteen men from the Spauld- igg Logging Company are engaged in dislodging a jam of logs in the Luckiamute. If the Southern Pacific Co. will not give us a morning train nor yet grant m permission to ride on the freight they 6urely will not censure us, should the opportunity present itself, for taking an occasional ride in a "box." Jack Veness, of Winlock, Wash., was a passenger on Monday's train to Portland. Mr. Veness says the A Bad Breath A bad breath means a bad stomach, a bad digestion, a bad liver. Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure con stipation, biliousness, dys pepsia, sick headache. J3c Atldraritsts, Want roar monataeho or baaid a baaattral Wown or rtch blarkt Then ma BUCKINGHAM'S DYE ift&V M err. OwUswaTW, 01 R. W. nail pp.1 wwv-, at ismf nmsx. Rometimea wt are greeted ia & morning by flaga at half-mat for some prominent omaai wno veaie-rimy waa apparently in perfect health. When we inquire the ailment by which he wm atricken it ia not un common to be told acute indigea tion or " stomach trouble." It i" time people learned that In digestion or any form of "atonmch trouble" ia not a thing to trifle with. The result may not be fatal, but there can oe no condition of diseased stomach which does not carry with it phys ical loss and weakness. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures indigestion and other forms of disease affecting th stomach and its allied organs of dis-estion and 'nutrition. It enables the perfect diges tion and assimilation of food. Thsk to Dr. Pleroe'i Goldea Medical Mucovery," writea Mr, Charlr H. Germaa, of Lehigliten, Pa. "It M tae only Btraioine ini has don m any rood. I tried every- thine I could thiafc of to 1 core indiges tion, sod found I w only throwint ... mnv Tkn I heard at Doctor Herat's C.olden Medical Dleory and tried a bottlt of it. aad to toy joy foand It waa dota mt food. I lined six botjlta of it. and am aow cared. It is the Mrf medium tm tank.' This grand remedy does its work in a thorough manner ; it gi , the health that is all health ; the strength that is solid, substantial and lasting; not flabby fat, not false stimulus, but Eenuine, complete, renewed vitality and f force. Accept no substitute for "(Jolden Med ical Discovery." There is nothing "just aa good for diseases of the stomach, blood and lungs. Sr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure COsV etipatlon and its consequences. timber in Washington does not compare favorably with the timber of our "Webmot stale. A short time ago we inserted an ad in these columns: '"Wanted fifteen subscribers to the Enter prise." C. Max Bradley, .of Cor vallis, the popular foreman of sec tion 81), has been the first to re spond. Who will be the second? Don't wait for your neighbor, but come early and avoid the rusn. We note with pleasure the ani mation with which our Suver cor respondent enters the contest. Be ing a young lady of exceptional social qualities and the possessor of a verv winning disposition we have great hopes of her being the right person in the right place. (U. 6. Sbariiiaii, Ig prepared to show you a complete line of stylish samples fo'rrjrmjgjuit3. Call and look them over and ascertain prices. Bank Building, INDEPENDENCE, ORE. G L Hawkins Dallas, Ore. Marble and Granite Monuments and Head stones Ctmetery work etc. 1 1 :spw 1 rr-TV. 1 to IK I 9i S.JV 1. G0 IS Hall's Ferry Is now ready to cross the traveling public in first-class order. The newest and best road to Salem. AT. D. PETTYJOHN, Prop. l'olk County Warrant fall. ; All warrants indorsed prior to Decf-mber ", 1901, are now pay able at this, office. Interest ceases after the date uf this notice. Dated April 17. IW. K. V. lHl.ToX, County treasurer. 4 Makes at Clean wci. There' nothing like doing it thing tHormiKhlv. f all 'he fwlven yon ever heard' or liuek leu's Aruica Salve In llie tifMt. Iiaweepa away and fit res buriin, wires, brulw-n, cnu, hoilr, ulcere, akin eruptions and pllec. lt'xonly 2e and guaranteed to give aatlHiaotlon by Kirkland Drug Co. The Geo. W. Childs' is one of the best 5 cent cigars on the market today. We are closing these goods out at 7 f r 25 cent. t Wagoner'a. . , "Gyp" Thurston, ol Suver, waa in Eugene last week. ' flrat pub. April 2, l-""t pub. April ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. Notice la hereby jlen that Mrs. Lucinda. Baldwin, of Independence, Polk county, oreiron. baa been appointed admlnlat ratrlz oftheeelate of John K. Baldwin, deceased. All peraona bavlng clalma agalnat aaia e tate are hereby notified to present the aame verified by affidavit within ail montha from thl date to aald adminlatratria, at her boms In aald city of Independence, Folk county Oregon. - Dated at lndependei.ee, Folk couniy, vim goo, thla 2nd day of April, 1108. S4b. Luc-IB da Baldwiv, Adm'z estate of John K. Baldwin, dee'd. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. R. ALLIN, D. D. S. ...Dentist... Pain lew Extraction aBpecially. Cooper Building, Independence, Ore. E. T. HENKLE, Barber Shop. MAIN STREET, Independence, ; Ore- J. S. MOORE, Tonsorial Artist i Only hrst-class workmen em Dloved in the "Wigwam." Shop situated on North side of C Street Ask tte-Jjpt'for Tickets VIA v TO SPOKANE . ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MINNEAPOLISJCHICA60 AND ALL POINTS EAST. 2 TRAINS DAIL Y Fast Time NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT Day Coaches Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Can. DAYLIGHT TRIP THROUGH CAS CADE AND ROCKY MTS8. For rates, folders and full informa tion regarding tickets, routes, etc., call on or address H. jjiUKSun, uny Ticket Agent J. W. PHALON, Trav. Pass. Agt., Portland. A. B. C. DENNISTON, 43, W. P. A. 612 First Ave., SeattleWash.