t - i j Independence Enterprise. AND WEST SIDE. PUBLISHED EVERY THl'RSDAT. EoWred at Independent. Ore., postoffli- a MOlld-ClMM lllHltr. Subscription Price, $i.sopcrVr, TELEPHONIC M. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (Strictly In lTnce) per year Six mouths ,. 50 .. 75 .. 05 Local notice are S cent per Una itralght -absolutely no reduction for any rea whatsoever. Rates on display advertising made known on application. PA UK EH. Charles Allen was a Sunday vis itor at Suver. p T. Peterson made a business trip to Independence Saturday. Miss Mabel Wheelock spent Sun day at her home near Monmouth SbvpthI of our people attended the E. N. Hall sale at Buena Vista Saturday. ' Mr. Fuoua attended the Hast ings sale near Airlie and brought home a drove of hogs. Parker echool will close Friday, Mav22nd. An entertainment will be given on the evening of the 20th Mr. Peterson, who recently pur chased the W. P. Bradley farm, is making preparations for erecting a new barn. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Alexander, ofHiehland. spent Sunday with Mrs. Alexander's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bolter, ot this place. Mrs. P. J. Dickinson and Nettie Cotton were Independence visitors Wednesday, Miss Cotton expects to leave shortly for her home in Marion, South Dakota. Foxes have recently been mak ing nightly , pilgrimages to the chicken roosts in this vicinity. Several have been captured recent ly. Donald Bolter s succeeded in trapping one of these sly vests last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Calbreath, of near Monmouth, spent Saturday Dd Sunday at Parker.- Until re cently Mr. and Mrs. Calbreath host of friends who welcomed them back bespeak the high esteem in which they are held here. Mrs. P. A. Bradley, of Eugene, writes, "we cannot get along with out the Enterprise and tne roiK county news it contains." This means another new subscriber! Still they come! Yet mere are neened still. We are farther be hind now than when we started and the chances are we will be still farther behind when the con test closes. Come, hurry some body! Only $1.50 for a whole year's subscription. GREATLY ALARMED By a Persistent Cough, but Per manently Cured by Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. Mr H. P. Burbage, a student at . ' ..oniiiu s C. had been troubled for four or five years with a continuous cougu wu-u "ereatly alarmed me, causiug ui i fear that I. was in the first stage of consumption.: ,jr.. u seen Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy , 1.1 j nUiAoA tr t.rv it. Now read what he says of it : "I soon felt a u.ki. jtfenntTA nnn after Ufllllff reuinruiiuio vue two bottles ot the twenty-five cent size mrmaneniiy cureu. "J 1KDEMKDEKCE I . i AlltLIE. Miss Klma Williams visited Monmouth relatives last week. .Ta Rose, of Monmouth, attended the Hastings sale last Saturday. .T. W. Brown is pitting 210 rods of wire fence on hi? home ranch in MoTimmonds Valley. Quite a number of Airlie young AttA.-..4u,i a liuWtt. social HI Lewisville Saturday night. Mrs. Wm. Elkins, of Dallas, vis. ited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B L. Hastings, of Pedee, last weeK. II. L. Feuton. of Dallas, secre tnrv of the rolK uoumy Growers Union, was a caller last j . . week. Miss Urania Laoroy and Misses Mary and Vena Mayfield, who are attending echool at Monmouth, vis ited at the home of G. W. Homer last Sunday. i While seated near a hot stove one evening last week the clothing nf a little son of J. W. 1 oet, of 1 e dee, caught fire and serious results were prevented by the prompt action of . Mr. Yost in smothering the flames. The little boy had been training hops during the day and as the work required him to be on his knees most of the time he had prepared a "pad" made from the cloth used on the floor of the hop nouse as a protection to his knee, and as by use the ciotn naa become so thoroughly impregnated with sulphur that it was highly susceptible ot combustion and readily ignited from the heat of the stove. The incident shows the danger of leaving old kiln cloth where it is likely to be ex posed to any great degree of heat. ANTIOCH. Good weather and roads improv ing. Will Herren is plowing garden in Monmouth. W. H. Mack made a special trip to American Bottom last week. Forest Barnes is hauling posts from his ranch here to Monmouth. WADE 'PRACTICALLY if PAINLESS BY THEiUSE DrPIERCETS FAVORITE ?RE30aPTlOK IT CURES fir- it n r MTBBrBlBE, MPEmDCTCK. OREGON . II Uci Ill tr.TT ij; Mrs. Fred Un.rtk.th, Harbor, Midi. "Alter my firs bby v-m born I did nt Mem to nln my itrenglh .Ithough the doctor v. me tonic which h w trrd vtry tupor. but iU ol tttag better I iw weaker every dy. My hui- for a week nd wh.t It would do lor ldldUk.tidUln..ndw..vry ratcful to llnd my itrength ini hlth & return.., f- two week. I w out of bed ind In a month I wu .ble to Uk up my uiu.1 dutle. I m very enthuel attic In Its praUe." Wine of Cardui reinforces the organa of ireaeration for the ordeal of preg nancy and childbirth. "PT'wi carriage. No woman who take. V we of Carani nel fear ix coming of hex child. If Mrs. Unrath had taken Wine of Cardui before her baby came he would not have been weakened a. she was. Her rapid recovery .hould commend this great remedy toevery ,. mnthnr. Wine of lraul regulatea the nuamtraal flow ViriEoF CARDUI a Woe fack. a Normal student, spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents here. s;ia Hurt has decided to quit farming and will this fall locate in Southern Oregon. ( been considerable in quiry lately about stock, sheen and goats in these parts. Mr. Cnmmines killed a fine beef. Fridav and sold it to Mr. Johnson the Monmouth butcher.. Afr finnch and family, of Dallas were the guests of W, II. Mack and family over Sunday. W. If. Mack has lecently pur chased a new cream separator from Mr. Eldridge. of Independence. rinhert. Basev. of Salem, has been u.n,i. v.or snlieitine for the blliuugis u Daily Journal published at mat, place. All having anv kino oi n lonH t.o jn-4Bfan"- quick work of it by letting the fact be known through tne bntjski-ium. Wo., firoan nHstor of the Chris tian church of Dallas, preached to a full house here last Sunday, ne will be with us again on the second Snnrlnv in June at 3 o'clock P. M. All are invited to come and bring someone else with you. member the Enterprise is nf thn nountv capers where wuv ' - fhc Qiibacrintiou" is conducted on the cash plan. People need not be afraid in nav this paper cash in ad yance; its gaining new names all the time. , TbrAA fine Aneora goats were re ceived by J. - B. Stump from Cali fornia Old Polk is rap'dly com- ing to the front in the matter of fine stock ot all kinds, in a lew years a farmer of pride and . enter prise will be ashamea 10 navo uuy scrubs about his place. Some parents should be ashamed ftf tlioiv anna who loaf around the churc'i doors during Bervice, and of th -.ir daughters who sit in rear eats and disturb the audience by talking. Mor than one congrega- tion is annoyfd by suah unman nerlv conduct. A Ktiirtlinir Ti't. T,,av a. Ilfw. Dr. T. U. Merrllt, of No. Melioopany, l'u., made a startling ruuiililnir lii u wniulitl'Iill cure. Jie write : "A pullt'iit was attacked with Vlole it lieinoi rl)Hg, canned by ulcera tion of tle atotuneh. I had oflun found Electric ltll(r exoelletit for acute BtoniBch and liver trouble so I pret.crit)el them. The patient gained from the first and has not had au at tack lu 14 moutlm," Elect rlo Jtltters are ponltively guaranteed for dyspep sia, indlgetlon, coiiHtlpatlon and kid ney troubles. Try them. Only 60o at Kirkland Drug Co.'s. KICK UK ALL. Peter Cook droye to Salem Mon- dar. Hill McDaniel lost a valuable cow this week. Frank Gibson is somewhat better at this writing. The cherry crop around seemB somewhat blighted. John Vernon Sr. is very low and his recovery is doubtful. Hon. S. T. Burcli is sufl'ering from a large carbunckle on his hand. Thos. Canfield went to Salem Monday on business, returning Tuesday. W. E. Clark and attended the Bowman-Berry wedding at Balls- ton Wednesday. Mrs. Burnett, grandmother of Mrs. B. F. Lucas, came riday to visit a few days. Mr. McRevnolds, a cousin of W. E. Clark, was visiting here a few davs last week. Kred Ferueson. who worked for John Holmes, moved to Seattle, Wash., Wednesday. M rs. C. S. Baskett was called to Gaston Monday, by the death of his youngest sister. Mr. Wilson, of Illinois. iB visit ing his cousins, Mrs. W. E. Good - Rev. A. A. Winers, of Dallas, held services here Sunday, and a good attendance was present Mr. and Mrs. S. Orr went to ;na TTn'diiv to visit James Gibson and family, returning oun day. I 1 m m m m m m Our Hew AAAAalAAAAililANMIlflilfinnHHBfi 269 LIBERTY ST. New building next door Call and get fine m m m Do not miss seeing our superior line of Car petings, Mattings and Linoleums. 1 The House Furnishing Co., C) Next door to Joeph. Mcyen & Som, SALEM, ORE. J m itorc at oaiem no rummy H. H. Jasperson, Undertaker. Enbalmer, and Funeral Director. indcpettdcttcc, -i Oreaoi Sevoral of the young people from here attended the dance at Inde pendence Saturday and reported fine time. W. K. Gooilull, our road super visor, has several teams hauling. gravel, and the roads will he in fine shape soon. A bureball niiio is being organ- ized here and grounds are being: made. A match game is expected to be had at the teachers' picnic. Mrs. White, of Salem, daughter of Mrs. J. Southwick, had the mis fortune to sprain her ankle, and i stopping with her mother for a lew days. A Mr. Garfield, from Salem, comes twice a week with a beef wagon, and during the busy season ill make the trip three times' weekiy. How's This? We oiler On,e Hundred Dollars Ho ward for any cane of catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, u. We. the uudersliiued, havo known U". J. Chenev for the last 15 years, andf believe him perfectly honorable In all hiiHlneia transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations mnde by their rlrm. WestATkiiax, Wholesale Dru(tglHtsP Toledo, Ohio. Wai.dinu, Kinnan At Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo Ohio. Hall' Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75o per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Mrs. V. T. Bohannon, afters- short, visit with J. S. Bohannon and family, was a passenger to Cor- ...inc.,. T monmoutb Eaundry I 4 . II.D. WIIITMAIM.lTOp. T hould have your Work. A . , Washing caTlea for ana ue- . 4 livered. VToul.i.irr nnllfid fnr on Te8- . . (! 1 1 1 .1 . day and delivered on Satur- t j ' 4- Work guaranteed. i J Monmouth, Oregon, f m m m m B & m m m m m & m & m Cocation to Jos. Meyers ft Sons. Furniture Polish free. & Kirkland Drug Co.