INDEI'EKMOKCK EMEKri'.iSE, INDEPENDENCE, OKEUON County Correspondence AlKUl:. J L Cnron lost a valuable Colt Thorns ('" al'1 Jl A M0" C.nnb'ive fiirh sown .!0 acres to .loV-Tthin spring. t itneW-v. wifo daughter, Stt-IU, of Maple Urove, were visit n(5 in tli'e jmrt l"t Sunday. K. William" mm A. l.n . i . . i,, uiml nn mninu' ,re inn v " i " rrt-diiig. They w'H fi"iH'' 1,11,1 tk. Miu Lvilia Aehi arrived home iih reltttive and irimtus ji i ori- Intnl. Simmon it Johnson have just ,ived two mil'' of wire fencing be used on their large stock frm here. t Kmmett Slaats is the proud fther of 10-pound daughter and hit walk now resembles that of the 'inkU Hind borne. AMIOCII. Miti llattie Herreu U spending tveral day with relatives at I'e- Id. J. L. Fiahback and F. C. Hayncs hive each sowed two acres of :loyer. Adrian Chamberlain has gone to work this summer at Indejeu- G. L. Zumwalt is carpentering on the new hotel at Independence lor Mr. Stark. Suutrinlendent C. L Starr vie iled the Sunny Slope school, east if here, last week. C. C. Fishback and August Ohms made a business trip to the capital city Saturday. A.J. Shipley. and daughter, at tended the funeral of h'w mother at Junction City Ust week. J J. B. Mump, our muT . w WMi!!!- pFire lows to bis drove of lioga. Mabel Wheelock, who is teach ing at Parker, spent Saturday and funday with her parents here. A number of the young folks from here attended the May day picuicon Cupid's Knoll Saturday. Grandma Ilerren returned to W home at this place Friday after two months' stay at Kings Val ley. Mr. Dunton. of Kansas, and Mr. Nh, of Washincton. are this Wl visiting C. E. Wheelock and family. A. J. Ilanbv. a former preacher of this place, is now Principal of the high school at Antral Point, SouUern Oregon, ltld hie wife is also a teacher there. i. R. Dtbrbas; D. D. $. Vonmouth Dentist rep p- O. Monmouth. I i Junii's Lw. of llriigort. i Kejit busy llittHo (I.ivh hauling potatoes und grocerii from Indt'iitndeiice to Falls City. Lust Vfi-k lay liiitlca hoI.1 a pony to Will 1 l-rr u fur !.", r.nd this wonk llurren oI it to .James Heluihk for 20 Mrs. A. U OlmiH its having (tome wiro fencing constructed and she will alm re-roof hrr bonne and have it treated ion coat of paint. ' A Hiiro Thing. 1 1 In hmII tliMt uottilug Id sure ex cept d "it Hi and luxe, but that la not altogether true. Dr. Klnii'a New Iia oovery for ConaUinptloti ! a mire cure for all lutif and throat troubles. Thousand can Uwtlfy to that. Mrs. C. 11. Van Metre, of riurperduiwn, W". Vs., says: "I bad a severe cane of brouchlilii and for a year tried every thing I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of I)r. King New IHhcov ery then cured me alolu(ely," It's Infallible for cioup, whooplug cough, grip, pneumonia and coimumptiou. Trv It. it's iriiaranUwd by Klrkland I Drug Co. Trial bottle free, Regular alxea 60c, $1.00. ItlCKKKALL. Win, Lucas came in from Beaver Friday. Hev. Cook, of Pallas, preached here Sunday. W. K. Clark and wife went to Dallas Monday. A. Hoennaman. of Streater, 111., arrived here Sunday. Mrs. II. C. Fox and daughter, Katie, went to Dallas Monday. Mrs. U. F. Lucas went to Salem Thursday to visit her mother, who is ill. John Vernon, Sr., is very ill and bis children have all come home to be at his bedside. J. V. Kirkland and wife, of In dependence, visited J. F. Vaughn and family Sunday Mj8LJJokerT-o-toot wltsaeo. uarcuuv ouiu D(ui a ' is slowly improving. A Mr. HenBLsw -gave a prohibi tion lecture here Monday evening to a small audience. Miss J. H. Springer, of Portland, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T, h. Canfield, for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Goodell and Mrs. A. F. Stoner went to Dallas Sun day evening to attend church. L. C. Koser is putting up a wind mill and will have water all through the house and in the yard. Mr. and Mrs. McKee,of Perry dale, visited Mrs. McKee's parents, L. C Koser and wife, over Sunday. Frank Gibson is confined to the house with something like rheuma tism and is no better at this writ ing. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ti,n Ihafer died Friday and was hnrfed Saturday in the cemetery three miles north of here. PAKKKK. Wm. Peacock was a Sunday vis itor at Independence, George Poller is suffering from an attack of la grippe Green Gentry, of Independence 01. 6. Sbannan, Ih prepared to show you a complete line of Mtylish nam pies for spring suits. Call and look thorn over and ascertain prices. Bank Building, ix i) Kpjjxniiycu, oi:jj. visited with friend at Parker Sui. day. p. Max Bradley, of Corvallip, was nhuking hamlx with frk-nds at Paiker Sunday. Mr. LenoraConn, of A'.rlie, vis ited Monday with her sister, Mrs, P. T. Peterson, of this place. . Mrs. A. P. Lacey and family and Mrs. A. S. Kerr were business vis itors at Independence Monday. Mrs. Emma Hughey, of Wells dale, came down Friday to attend the Rebekah lodge at Buena Vista. George Fisher, who has been helping Mr. Bolter with his farm work, hag returned to his home at Monmouth. ' Mail Carrier H. II. Winn is kept busy delivering freight and ex press packages to the patrons along the route. The prospects for wild strawber ries in this vicinity are very flat tering. We enjoyed the first ripe ones of the season on ihe first day of May. The next meeting of the Parker chess club will be held Saturday. May 3, commencing at 2 o'clock P. M. Duration of session not limited. We wish you both suc cess. Velena Fuqua and Francis Lacey, two of our bonnie lassies, impersonated the May queen and gladdened our, hearts with their baskets of flowers. Mr. and Mrs. James Helinick went to Albany Sunday to visit their dauahter, Mary, whoi IjTTTlliaTpkcerMrs. Helmick will remain with her daughter n til she recuperates.. The merits of the Enterprise under its present management are having the desired effect on the ap preciative minds of the people of . ni.J.. f Allan this community, vnmi v. is the next to come lorwara to oner his subscription. When you want a pleasant physic ,,, rhnihpr a in 'a Stomaco auu wvn Tablets. They are ea8y to take and pleasant in enew. rr land Drug Co. SUVEK. N. E. Hall, of Buena Vista, was in Suver Sunday. 0. M. Allen is plowing garden in town this week; Eston Sevens and wife, of Buena Vista, were Suver visitors Sunday. Your Tongue If it's coated, your stomach . i a .miir livpr is nut Of IS Daw, juui - order. Ayer's Pills will clean your tongue, cure your dy s pepsia, make your liver right. .Easy to take, easy to operate. . 25c. All dfPWt- ""WM! Tur mourtwh or M.rd bwtilul BUCKINGHAM'S DTEAfi&. j C. E. McLano attended tha Arti san lodge at WeliH Saturday even ing. Mr and Mrs. C W. Forest were visiting in Turner the first of the week. The boys of Suver and Wells arej trying to organize a baseball club at Suver. Born, to tho wife of A. E Harper, of Suritiiifield. on April 28, a daughter. John Hontetter hat) commenced baling hay for the farmers in this vicinity. Mm. J. B. Stump and daughter, .Ten.-ie, are at their old home for a few days. A couple ot men were here Sat urday posting bills for the Norris & Howe show. Ear! Brown and Will Bobinson, of Airlie, were visiting at H, Max field's Sunday. BiUy McAdams, of Airlie, passed through Suver Saturday night as happy as a bird. v Eva Allen nd Daisy Miller, ot Kings Valley, have been yisiting at the home of 0, M. Allen. Pet Hecker, of Benton county, has gone to Biggs to help her brother, who has a hotel at that place. A- , Albert Bobbins, of Wells, has re turned home from Portland, where he has been attending school for several months. Miss Maude McDaniel has gone to California to stay with ber sis ter, Mrs. Bell, whose husband is not expected to live. O. E. McLane has returned home, but intends going back soon and continue his work as fireman on the train on the California & Oregon line. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McLane and family have returned home from Portland, where they have been for eeveraj weeks. Mrs. McLane has improved much in health. GKEATLY ALARMED By Persistent Cougb, but Per manently Cured by Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. Mr. H. P. Burbage, a student at taw, vin Greenville, S. C, had been troubled for four or five years with a continuous cough which he says, "greatly alarmed me, causing me to fear that I was m the first stage of consumption." Mr. Burbage, having seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised, concluded to try it. Now read what he says of It : "I soon felt a remarkable change and after using two bottles ot the twenty-five cent size was permanently cured." Sold by Kirkland Drug Co. G L Hawkins DallaSv.Ore. Marble and Granite Monuments and Head stones Cemetery work etc. Hall's Ferry Is now ready to cross the traveling , public in first-class order., The ' newest and best road to Salem. A. D. PETTYJOHIST, Prop. Tired Out " I was very poorly and could hardly get about the house. 1 w tired out all the time. Then I tried Acer's Sarsaparilla, and it only took two bottles to make me feel perfectly well." Mrs. N. S. Swin ney, Princeton, Mo. Tired when you go to I bed, tired when you get up, tirea an trie iime. Why? Your blood is im pure, that's the reason. You are living on the border line of nerve ex haustion. Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla and be quickly cured. SIM MIX. All JrafftaM. A .It yonr doctor what h Oilnk. ot Ayer'; Srapnll. Ha know! all bouttht grand old furnllT nHHllclna. foUow bU adTic and w will bo aatlafleri. ,, J. O. ArB CO.. Lowoll. Mmaa. BORN. STAATS. On Sunday, May 3, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Staats, of Airlie. a daughter. Too Great a Risk. In almost every neighborhood some one has died from an attack of colic or cholera morbus, often before medicine could be procured or a physician sum moned. A reliable remedy .for these diseases should be kept at hand. The risk Is too great for anyone to take. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubtedly saved the lives of more people and re lieved more pain and suffering than any other medicine in use. It, can al ways be depended upon. For sale by Kirkland Drug Co. E. T. HENKLE, Barber Shop. MAIN STREET, Independence, Oregon, J. S. MOORE, Tonsoriai Artist Only first-class workmen em ployed in the "Wigwam." Shop' situated on North side of C Street, Ask the Agent for Tickets. YIJ. TO SPOKANE ST. PAUL.DEDTH, M1NXEAPOL1S,;CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS EAST. 2 TRAIJSS DAILY 2 Fast Time NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT Day Coaches Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Cars, DAYLIGHT TRIP THROUGH CAB CADE AND ROCKY MTM3. For rates, folders and full informa tion regarding tickets, routes, etc., call on or address H. DICKSON, City Ticket Agent J. W. P.HAL0N, Trav. Pass. Agt., Portland. ' A. B. C. DENNISTON, G. W. P. A. 612 First Ave., Seattle ,;Wash. Ill