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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 auarts in Ice Packer, .75.
1 quart, 40 cents. 1 pint, 20 cents.
Five gallons or over at special price,
in most any quantities.
Try Our Fine vSoda Water.
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Frank Pierson A. C. Hampton
Daniel McGralli H. llt
WiyiumH J- H. Coffey
Vernon Holt 0. N. Mu dock
Maxwell...., JK- Bidgood
Jaruwen...-. D- LaceX
Corrigan 0. N. Mnrdock
Watson A. E. heelocic
(Jraco Brainern Miea Boatman
Madg l!rainerd..Mit-s Edith Owen
Helen Knight Mi8 Vernon
j.;iih0 MUb Paldariius
Policemen, jurors, etc.
"I Jiuve teen troubled for gome time
with ioi!igthtiu una sour utoinneh,"
u Mr, fc-arah V. Curtl. of Lee,
ja,., "uimI have been taking Chain
berluiu'a Stomach and Liver Tablets
which have heled me very niu.-h bo
that now I cut) eat many thing that
before I could not." If you have uuy
trouble with jour tttomueh why not
take thee lat)!elM and get well? For
(-ale by Kirklaiid Drug Q.
ThroiVii From Horse uil Injured
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Donfcictionei,
- Independence, Oregon.
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County Correspondence.
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I'AKKEK.
Win Critchluw was a visitor in
p'arkor Sunday.
Claude Boono called on friends
Mr. Kvaim and family attended
the carnival at Pallas.
Clcve Parker reports the carnival
t Dallas a grand success.
Mina Dulcio Bateholar visited
Miss Lura Crltchlow Sutidav.
Chan.. Allen made a biiHiwt'ss
!:rip to Mr. Dickinson's Sunday.
Miss I.ma Critehlow baa return
dirom a visit to her homo near
Airlie.
G, C. Bolter and family attended
the carnival at Pallas and report a
fgwd time.
Wra. Fuqua has returned from a
business trip to Salmon river and
Silotz buy.
Mins Maggie Kerr is at present
assisting Mrs. Peterson in her
housework.
T.irk..r iiponlo en masse went to
iniOiljUKLSmHliiy
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1 Mont of our people attenueu ine
'carnival at Dallas last week.
Notices calling for our annual
school meeting have been posted. .
John Kline will leave on a trip
to .Ohio about the last of this
month.
Clarence Irvino, of Corvallia,
was visiting at the home of Alva
Wotner
5. Mebrbas, D.D.S-
Monmouth
Dentist
erases on Children' Day.
Mr. Ireland is making regular
trips through our burg furnishing
dressed beef to all who wish it.
Mrs. A. H. Lucey, Mrs. Kerr and
children were visitors at the
Dallas carnival and report a good
time.
Mr. Johnson is doing good work
m the interest of "Woodmen." He
is sawing wood , vigorously in the
Parker neighborhood.
Mrs. Lyda Cox has returned
from Portland after an absence of
several months. Her daughter,
Nellie, accompanied her.
Mrs. Fryoandayoung lady reW
live, of Nebraska, arrived at the
homo of P. T. Peterson Saturday.
Mrs. Frye is Mrs. Peterson's m .ther.
Our deputy postmaster and
agent, J. 0. Anderson, is seemingly
aUomeinhis new place, sustain
ing the dignity of the oll.ee and do-
ing good work generally.
Thomas Simpson, of Salem, 1b
visiting Pedee relatives.
County School Superintendent
Starr was here last week.
are but few missing hills the pros
pects seem favorable for a full crop.
Worst of All Experiences.
Edward Bele, a Rock Creek tim
ber claimant, while returning Mon- ;
day from his claim, was thrown
from his horse at the farm, two
miles south of Dallas. One rib
was broken and the broken rib
forced into the lungs. ,
Bele Is in a dangerous condition,
but will probably live.
See the "District Attorney," pre
sented by the O.S.N.S. Dramatic
Club, in the Normal Chapel. Satur
day evening, June 13.
K T. IIEXKLE,
Barber Shop.
MAIN STRICT,
Independence,
Oregon.
J. S. MOORE,
Tonsorial Artist
Only hrst-class workmen em
ployed in the "Wigwam." tJhop
situated on North side of C Street.
Catf anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your hum?
Such was the experience of Mrs. 8. H.
Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three
years," she writes, "I endmwljnsu
jaj2J!paiui-fwHtrirrfige stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seemed in
evitable when doctors and all remedies
failed. At length I was intlueed to
try Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous. I improved at onoe and
now I'm completely recovered." For
liver, kidney, stomach and bovvelt
troubles Electric Hitters is the only
medicine. Only 50c. It's guaranteed
by A. 8. Locke. ,'
mm IT Hmirlinc
Dallas, Ore.
The Pedee Lumber Co. has diffi
culty in getting enough cars to
handle their export shipments.
Alva Womer has just finished a
la-go goat shed and is making
other substantial improvements on
his ranch.
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The postoflice at this place will ; fcXCUrsiou Kates to Yaquiua Bay.
bo supplied with mail from Airlie,
instead of from Lewisville on and j On June 1st the Southern Pacific
after the ltith of this month, "HCo. will resume sale of excursion
A meeting will be held at the Uckets to Newport and laqmna
Podee school house on Saturday, hay. This resort is becoming more
June 20, for the purpose oMnaug.p
uniting a movement for the loca
tion of a creamery here.
All the hop yards in this yicinity
are in good shape. The vines are
making rapid growth and as there
Constipation
Does your head ache? Pain
back of your eyes? Bad
taste in your mouth? Its
your liver! Ayer's Pills are
fiver pills. They cure consti
pation headache, dyspepsia.
35C All drugghtJ.
" wtTour'mouitebeor bomrd a bMUttful
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEtft?&
l' MILL A 00. MU,
Granite
Monuments and Head
Btones Cemetery
work etc.
Ask the Agent for Tickets
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commodations are better than ever
before, and at reasonable rates.
Season tickets from Independence,
to Newport, $4.20; to Yaquina,
$3.70. Saturday-to-Monday tickets
to Newport, $2.55; to Yaquina,
$2.65.
"The District Attorney."
Following is the csst of charact
ers in the drama, "The District At
torney" at the Normal chapel, Sat
urday evening, June 13.
cast.
Dietrict Attorney - W R Rutherford
Matbew Brainerd. . .E. S. Evenden
General Ruggles. . . J. B. V.Butler
Wellington Gridley. .Wm. Metzger
TO IPSMNC
ST. PAUL, DULUTIi, MINMArOLIS',CHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
2 TRAINS DAILY 2
list, Time
NEW EQUIPMENT THROUOHC0T
Day Coaebes
Palace and Tourist Sleepers;
Dinlnfl and Bulf et Smoking Library Cars.
DAYLIGHT TRIP THROUGH CAB
CADE AND ROCKY MT8.
For rates, folders and foil informa
tion retarding tickets, routes, etc., call
on or address H. DICKSON, City
Ticket Agent. J. W. PHALON, Tray.
Pass. Act., Portland. - ' .
a7b. C. DENNISTON, G. W. P. A.
612 First Ave., 8oMe,.WMn.
Over P. O. Monmouth.