Independence enterprise., June 11, 1903, Image 4

Independence
Enterprise.
ANDiWEST SIDE.
ITDLIMIIKU KVKKY THI KSPAY.
Kutvivtlnt ImU-iH'iulomv, Oim iUilNc
eciutt'lKM ltmltcr.
SulKtrlpiicn Frlct, $i.5 pcrl'r.
Trusting you art reaping a good
hnrvptit in the iiioreano of detdrablo
peojl, we are, Truly yours,
Oregon Information Hureuti.
TKl-Kl llONK .M.
Sl'ltSl'lill'TIHN KATKf
(Strictly In nil vnnct')
IVr your
Six months
tlni?tf. omu-
Local mulivii re Scents iwr Kniltibt
iibKolntcly no ri'duvluMi for ny miou
wbutstH'ver.
Katf on display lulverttslng mnile known
on nppllctttion.
r
The new wagon road" to Sidney
is a Hen-strike for Itulepemleiieii.
This opens a large territory adjoin-
incr our iireuiises. the trade of
c i
which has been twine: to other
points. A little more good work
along similar lines and Indepen
dence will be right up and coming,
Four carloads of strawberries are
shipped East every day lrom Hood
River and tie demand is five times
greater than the supply. The val
ley j. roduces abetter berry thnn
ever Hood River dares to market,
yet a carload going out of Indepen
dence for the East would surely
prostrate the natives. It is time to
be up and doing and get our share
of the prosperity. Wo have the re
sources, everything that nature
can possibly give us, then why are
we not doing something?
A Gootl Word for lolk.
Portland, Oregon,
Mr. E. W. Cooper,
Independence, Oregon.
Dear Mr. Cooper:
The display installed by you and handsomely illustrated. I'luce
in our Bureau has been the subject your order early and avoid the
- i. i. :,. v.- n V.aa "i . -! t
of very high praise by all who have
had the opportunity to examine
same. Our board of trustees at
their last meeting (held in the
room' at the depot) individually ex
pressed their highest appreciation
of the display' as a whole, and the
fine write-up in particular.
We expect to make use of the
Write-up and will endeavor to have
the Oregonian put it in their paper
in its entirety; also use it as an in
That Tlirvbtiinir lloudnrho
Would (im kly leave you Myoit ued
Dr. KiliK's New LIIV Pill. Thousand
of nutlVieis lmvu proved tlii'lr niuteh
loss merit for leU and uervouit Lend
nolies. They nmke pure Mood and
buildup your health. Only fronts,
money l'ek if not cured. Hold by
A. Locke,
Tliey Approolato Us.
Portland, Or., Juno J.
Mr. IX Calhreatli.
Pres. Improvement League,
Independence, Or.
Dear Sir:
I jvant to writo you to let you
know how pleased the tiernmns
were over their short stay tvt Iudt
pendenoe and from the numerous
expressions it was ensv to see that
they consider Independence- one of
the bright spots in their trip,
think the Indies will also have
pleasant place in their recollections
of their tour through the I nitei
States.
Please alhnv nio to thank the
members of your league and the
citizens of Independence for the
manner in which they co-operated
to assist in making the dermans
visit to Oregon a pleasant and
memorable one. Yours truly,
W. E. Comas.
H.H.
JaSDCR
Have Yoii Seen the Sea Serpent'
Watch f&r the unique and catchy
pamphlet just issued by tho gen
eral passenger department of the
Astoria & Columbia Kiver Kail
road Co., which nils a little sum
mer tale about the summer girls
a serpents and sunsets at Seaside.
The storv is short but well told
July run. Copies mailed free up
on application to J. C. Mayo,
G. F. and P. A., Astoria, Ore.
centive for other sectionajif-JJi-rTW-TTv
i . im : ,, ,
State 10 UO likewise
A ladv friend desires to know if
the Gold Medal brand ot sho win eav0 Portland, during
i'OPULAit NOItTII ItKACII.
Excursion Steamer ' T. J.
I'otter Goes Into service
Juno 11,
Those who are planning their
vacation this year will be inter
ested in k)iowsngJlmtLJiio4Hif
MK.S. L. S. ADAMS.
Of 4llM'lo. Tm
"Win rf Cirdul li liulnd iW"ln
io tired woimn. MjvIii ull.l lr
Kvn yfar with wki "d
M-down pln. nd hvijit tried v
tr'al dottorj md dilfrnt mnt!
with no ucicj, your Vmt ol t-rdnl
wai th only thln whkh MpM m.
and cvditua'lly currd mc It utnud t
build up th weak prt. itwrntlhcij
th iytcm nd correct l,riilaritic.
Hy'-timl women" Mr. Adam
meant in'rvoua woiin'ti who have
dirdiTi'd iiiciiK'n, falling 'f tl
woiuli, ovarian troubles ur ""' "'
these ttilinents that women have.
You can cure ymirwlf nt heme "
tint irreat women d remeiiv,
of Car.lni. Wino of f;ului ban
cunnl thousanilH of eases which
doctors have t'.iiU'J tobenetit. W bv
not bejria to get well today? All
drupit bavo $1.00 bottle, t or
any 'ntonia h, Ikrror bowel ilinor
der Tbedford'f lllik-.k-l'r:uijtbt
should bo used.
fur ml rln.lllwMir,.'Mrwn. lt!"i
mil-bKlM. 11m. Ulw' A.!v " I' lfl
lliiWt, Tl OMllaMHitW il.-li.liw lk,
Undertaker. Ek,
. and Funeral Dirt.
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independence,
Tluit Tial" Service.
IWINECARDUIJ
will ba entirely Hatui
ol our patron U) yim (
Yuutii ir.
J. Kiutthi
IIIm I nil II...... i.
IKrom Id.. h.-,,iiMi
III I lit' llfxt olienllitf.,1 fis
mtilem hi JhS'.t, i. i-,iiurcj
Portland Journal.
Tho peo.!e living '" v""1
M of t!ie UMlauo tt. Lav.. Iwn
trying for fim time to have the
Southern ii.-iii.'C.iinp'".v pl
a train sei vie that would enuhle
ibe folk alon,: that banK ..ftb tiv-
,,r , ,.. s IVrtlaml in tlie!wi.nn.mf Ibe inHiiy
lll(1,,iK, and return t- U.-ir I-oum h ! tun- bo ...de u
" h ; !' in April. Iurtii (,
the nnnio day. nHll, H, ,j,.-ri.u ,, "'
The Journal reee,,tly pub.ndi-d , oj ,,,.,.,,, ilv rl,
h lters from intwretcd '-"'t iv a' bad water, wldeli, tu, ,
In.lependenc.. and t'-TVuili". ad- wv.-r., I.tnl, KUV i,,n,
(..m,l to the local l:,.:l;,lol' Trade, dlarrl.. wbiel.lt v,tH
. t Miiilblr) to bec ainl iU
rgin tbt t'- tram M.rv,.;. S.lt'l
1 f,,r at once. H.s.aniny . ..,,. ,, lrf .
in th. tip-rife;- t ish . ,rult him oifi. mni UtlW .
that the railroad e.iiiip uiy wi.l '" ; lu i lain l oiie, t bulr i.J
ari'anget
tho-o ri't-idii
able to build tit. it" husineM from j """uy im t" A ,
thai section of the ittato In a xrj. "
. , , ulK.utoii tbu Krouml hp.
great extent if this service U pb'ied !ui (n u
jH-ntixl. I tin k. rlbtt n(n
in operation.
Tliii tn-.irniiig, Secretary Max ; riiio wm mn noihid nit
ShillocK received the fallowing let-j Imur tl. patleni wM ukl6.
and inH.lv Cclumbiu l'-ar Sir: I have your letter of June j by Klrkland In11(.v
Pottor queen of river boats-
goes into service Juno .27, and
land. If the creamery can furnish
the information we will be pleased
to notify the lady.
the season, every day from Tues
day untill Saturday inclusive.
To see the beauties of the pict-
ah imn fcatm Mm
P
i $80 Parry Bugy
. - -
On the 4th of July we are going to give away a fine
HOW WE DO TIIIS.
A hundred names are sold, ranging from No. 50 to No. 150
On the 4th of July one number is drawn out, trie lucKy one
takine she buggy. Isn't this a prize worth working for? Sale
of numbers commences June loth.
GLENN GOODMAN,
wva n -m -urxij. fl rr. tndeoandenee. Ore. W
uresiiuo
from the decks of tlio Potti-r is
a treat never to bo forgotten.
For speed ami $;rueo nothing in
river or lako service in tlio en
tire West equals this side-wheel-
. . o' . i r
od hoautv. I' tve nours num
Portland and one from Astoria,
through the famous iisliin:
waters of the Columbia, put
score of salmon traps and nets
and as manv white-winded iih
boats, hinds tho piiHscnerrf at
llvvaco, where close connection
is made for bench points with
trains of the Ihvaco 1 Jail way A:
Navigation Coinpanv, who.e
ars stand on the wharf awaiting
tho steamer. The beach is
twenty-seven miles long, two
hundred yards wide at low tide,
and so hard that carriage wheels
scarcely leave u mark. Itisun
ideal place forjbrbvhjiiu
wheeliugTer walking, and surt
bathing is unsurpassable. The
excellent hotels and boarding
houses provide good accommo
dations at prices ranging from
one dollar to three dollars per
day.
The round trip rale from Port
land to Astoria $2.50; to Ocean
Beach points $1.00; good untill
October loth. On Saturdays,
during July ami August, round
trip tickets are sold to beach
points at -$2.50, good for return
leaving the beach tho following
Sunday evening.
The Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation Company has just issued
a new summer book, free for ask
ing, which tells all about the
delightful resorts of tha Valley
of the Columbia River. This can
be obtained from any acent of $)
the Oregon Railroad & Naviga- ')
tion Company or by writing A.
J. R, Cooper will begin making
t.r from J. Kruttchuitt, gnrrnl
manager f the Soitlliei a IV ilie:
San TranciM-.., June M. M-
ShilU-lt. Portland Hoard ofTrade
Mniud nUi'p for a fortuljhi, l
Utile ImiIIIo or kid 1
himI bv run not li't tut N J
I III) Ken o II lor Imiwi'I dltuf'jit,
1 lit liniid nilKK-,'t tl.li Itm i
reiiarding improveun-ut in the
train fo-rvien ou the 'ert (tide if
our divi-ion in Oregon.
Thii mnt'er in now under eoniid
eration by our tru tlio and oiK-rating
depi'rtn.entc, and w hope noon to
be able to reach a coiic'liiHion that
Black Hair
"I have uscJ your Hair Vigor
for five years ami m Rrcttly
pleased villi it. It certainly re
stores the oriRiiml color to emy
hair. It keeps my Imir soft. "Mrs.
Helen Kilkenny, New Portland, Me.
Aycr's Hair Vigor has
been restoring color to
grav hair for fifty years,
and it never fails to do
this work, cither.
You cnnIyjir)orjJt
ionrTTonping your hair
from falling, for Keeping
your scalp clean, and for
making your hair grow.
Jl M bolllc. All tfrunl'H.
If ymir ilrniti;lt ranmit miiily you,
ikuiiI !in imu ilulLir mul uo will ejiprimn
you a Ixitlln. 11" mini ami rIvo ilin immii
of youriiciirem e.ri'nniliii'. Aililn-m,
J. O 4VKU ( )., Ijiivi-II.SIaii,.
W. 6. $1)
am
Irt prepaied to ih
you a complete li:
of .stylish Kitnj'.
foi spring suits.la
and look them uv
and nsfcrtaiirprkf
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269 LIBERTY ST.
Hew
Now building next door to Jos. Meyers 4 Sons.
Call and get fine Furniture Polish free-
Do not miss seeing our superior lino of Car- j
petings, Matting and Linoleums. . i
lion company or oy writing a. '
LSerenBM J The House Furnishing
f ? Next door tn Tnnh C CAT FM. 0$
itorei at ialem and Albany.
brick in a few days.