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During the past two weeks we have
furnished the Ice Cream for most all the
public gatherings and the general return
has been,"the best Ice Cream we have had.
Leave Your Orders With Us.
1 gallon in Ice Packer, $1.25.
2 quarts in Ice Packer, .75.
1 quart, 40 cents. 1 pint, 20 cents.
Five gallons or over at special price. Ice
in most any quantities.
Try Our Fine Soda Water.
Harry E. Wagoner,
Main Street,
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Kati. To.ni, Mr. ul Mra. Will
Martin, of Dallas, 0. II. Cobb and
of Dallna. I). McNeil no!
family, of Monmouth, and Allen
Town! and rife.
In Memorlam.
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The following lines are written
in memory of Alex Kerr and dedi
cated to his bereaved family by
Mr. K. W. Swink:
O'er our home the cloud of sorrow
Hover like a midnight pall,
For the father who has loved us
Answer to the Master's call.
Oil the cruel blow that smote hlnj
Cftji-hfld our hearts In sudden woe
When the tired hands were folded
Fmootlied the hair like crimson
snow.
When the reaper with the sickle
Uuib'riu.r flowers and golden grain.
Paused beneath our sacred portals
All our hearts were rent in twain.
Then He spared the little children
In their vouth. to comfort Home;
But He called the name of "father,"
And He whinnered "will you come.'
Then he left us in life's eveniug
As the sun sinks in the west.
Iu God's Acre on the hillside
We have laid biuu there to rest.
We will meet him when the angela
Call to us from heaven's shore;
Let the broken hearts find comfort,
He's not lost but gone before.
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Confectioner,
- Independence, Oregon.
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.I'AItKKK.
Jameit Hiltibrand has just fin
Led shearing Mr. Fuqua'i sheep
Mrs. B. II. Pillar spent Thurs
County Correspondence.
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poned until the evening of the JJtU
inst. t
Miss Nettie Cotton, who has vis
it,l with Mrs. P. J. Dickinson for
nur""u.. -.. l?r,,l..w frtrhnr
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the home of Mrs. .Mary f" ' ' " ' 0. ... .
home in iuariun. cuum
lav at
Kerr,
Mrs. J. T. Jauica and daughters,
and Lizzie.'of Suver, visited
uesday with Mrs. Wm. FiKjua.
Mrs. A. B. Lacey aud family and
n. Marv Kerr were business
filers at Independence Saturday.
Mies Louisa Wohlers has return
to her home in Portland after a
iort visit with her cousin, Mr?.
ruqua.
The music rendered bv Mrs.
Ellis Dav'tJHon at the Highland
hool exhibition, was greatly ap-
reciated.
School was 1 dismissed last week
J account of the sadnesB prevail
H here. The exhibition was post-
I R. ncbrbas, D-D- S-Monmouth
Dentist
4a. Export
?ver P. O. MonmOUth.1 bought the half dozen chickens.
A hand KtrflrhpH I Wfl.lt.nr Ttnt.W. rlonnt v assessor.
forth to help us mount another has been in our neighborhood valu
round towara ainoiuoiiB fiuujujii.jiu.Kuur prupuriy
We cannot fail to appreciate these
BOKN. -r
JOIINSON. To Mr. and Mrs.
John K. Johnson, at Monmouth,
on Friday, May 22, 1903. twins,
both boy b.
E. T. IIENKLE,
Barber Shop.
main btbeet,
Independence,
little kindnesses that serve as step
pine; stones, and we hope Mr. Cal
brcath will i roceed to like ping
pong as well as he does chess that
in the future
Frank Smith has purchased a
new Moline wagon from Bridwell &
Craven, of Monmouth.
D. M. Calbreath and wife attend-
pong club.
Mrs. 1). C Harris, Mrs. J. W.
Patterson and Mrs. W. J. Greenlee,
ol Independence, visited friends at
Parker Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Bradley re
turned to their home in Eugene
after a pleasant visit with their
Polk county friends.
A. P. Origsby, Pearl Alexander
and Miss Lucy Bolter scored sue
in mimic and were heartily
liCPnv a ' - i
encored nt the Highland school ex-J head.
hlbition.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fuqua and
daughter, Valena, and Joseph An
derson were the only parties from
this vicinity who went to Portland
to Bee the president.
Andy Madsen, president of Long
Bboremen, and Jasper Johnson, at-torney-at-law,
of Portland, and
both relatives of Wm. Peacock,
were business visitors at Parker
last week.
Attorney Hayter, of Dallas, was
over looking after the property be
longing to Wm. Peacock. The
cow and yearling calf were Bo d to
Mr. Fuqua for 140, anu .
Quick Arrest. '
J. A. UulledKe, of Verbena, Ala.,
was i twice Iu the hospital from a se
verecaseof piles cauHing 24 tumors.
After doctors and all remedies failed,
Kucklen's Aruiea Salve quickly ar
rested further Inflammation aud cured
him. It conquers aches and kills
pmn. 25o at Kirkland DrugCo.'s.
ANTIOCIl.
Antioch now has a milk wagon,
F C. Hayncs being the proprietor.
Frank Smith sold to Mr. John-
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son, ot oaiem, nogo u w
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as no aoes cness wiut
we may boast a pingled the funeral f A ex S" Kerr at
' I T.l,n. 1t fnrlorlnn
J, ai avci laob if cuiicauajr .
Ora Towns and Rida Chamber
lain will cook for Black brothers'
threshing crew this year.
Ora and Katie Towns visited
their sister, Mrs. Eva Barnes, at
Monmouth, the latter part of last
week.
We are pleased to hear that Rev,
Wigmore will preach for the Christ
ian church at Monmouth another
year.
Many of our people have had the
grip. Mabel Wheelock dismissed
her school at. Parker Thursday on
that account.
A large delegation from here at
tended the annual teachers' picnic
at Rickreall Saturday and report
having a most enjoyable time.
Clemmons Fishback made a
special trip on his wheel to Dayton
Wednesday and returned home by
the way of Salem to see the presi
dent. Allen Towns and wife celebrated
their Dearl wedding anniversary.
They were married May 17, 1873.
They have been looking forward to
this anniversary for a number of
years and were fully prepared for
the occasion. Only relativss were
present. They were Forest Barnes,
wife and daughter, Katie, Oia and
Maggie Owen, formerly ot ttna
place, is now working in a hotel in
Eastern Oregon.
F. C. Haynes bought a good
work horse at the W. C. Brown
sale Saturday for $42.
Sick Headache ?
Food doesn't digest well?
Appetite poor? Bowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
It's your liver! Ayers Pills
are liver pills; they cure dys
pepsia, biliousness.
, 25c All dni relit.
r monatMlM or tent, a tautUBi
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J. S. MOOKE,
Tonsorial Artist.
Only hrst-class workmen -ployed
in the' "Wigwam." Shop
situated on North side of C Street.
GL Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
Marble and
Granite
Monuments and Head
stones Cemetery
work etc.
Ask the Agent for Tickets
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ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MINNEAPOUS'CHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
2 TRAINS DAILY 2
Fast Time
NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT
Iay Coaches
Palace and Tourist Sleepers.
Dining and Bullet Smoking Library Car.
DAYLIGHT TRIP THROUGH CAS
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For rates, folders and full informa
tion reKardine tickets, routes, etc., call
on or address H. DICKSON, City
Ticket Agent J. W. PHALON, Tray.
Pass. Agt., Portland.
A. B. C. DENNISTON, G. W. P. A.
612 First Ave., " SeaUleWash.