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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1903)
liMr-ir.nrm- - - .....n.,.. TUB mK " in n tiLEi ni? l CERE OF HEART DISEASE (Albany Democrat) Perhaps one of tho luoxt wonderful results on record la the wonderful cur of Mrs. 8. K. Clark by eleotrlolty and medicine administered by Dr. Darrin. Mr. Clark was carrel to Dr. Parrln a offlee In an almost dying conditu.li, afflicted with a comnltoatiou ofdU easrti. Here are her owu words : iTiiih. Ore. To thk Kiitok: My health began to fail over a year ago. Anna Phelps, M ocrcu t 0 8, r 6 w, A W Harritt, guardian, to Julia Hatritt, tracts in t 7 8. r 3 w, 150. .. T V Harritt et al to Julia Harritt, tracts in t 7 8, r 3 w, $5. ITnitetl States to fcMiuley varur, 174.78 acres, t 10 8, r7 w, natent. v.t.t f V. K Hatritt. deceased rtf real estate confirmed and adivinistratrix ordered to make deed. v.t.t of 12 V Thompson, de ceased petition for wile of real health began 10 lau ui" j ueuoou I gradually fell away until I teeaiue pr0perey continued until June -l, very week. I wa suffering from j o,dock p M ...... i .....I itouiunli troubles. I'll . ... . ... i 1 ueari, iuug .... the 24th of December. mm, i i....ii.n an.) nut mvself under Dr, Darrin'a treatment by electricity and uii.l ri?aii to imnrove from the first treatment and continued to Improve. At the preseut time I have iriwt ll 1th. Mv neliruuors Bay mey never expected to see me return home from Pendleton, aud were greatly sur prised at my recovery. Mrs.?. E.ClARK. SIX TEARS I.ATEK. Tbtih. Om. Dr. Darrin : I am eu joying good health, have gained over 20 pounds in me past mx yw. r.1 ontiwlv cured, and very grateful Indeed to have good health after years of suffering with heart, stomach a-d lung troubles; also diseases peculiar to women. I cannot praise you mo uig ly. Refer to me. Mks. S. E. Clark. An Ashland Patient's Card. gome time ago I contracted a severe cold on the lungs, whicn, Dung neg i,..,i hPHmfi ehroriie. After vain at tempts for relief I concluded it was death or Arizona, vju urnuS . r. t r.,tuiiitfri him. It is now one month since placing myself under his care ana i cau irumiuuv .j morbid feeling has left my lungs and t fi that I am on the road to a per manent cure. I am now able to work ... Hv at hard labor, lurther- niore, I will say in addition to his mpdinnl and ele?trioal skill. Dr. Dar nn Is a man with a great human hort and is unusually reasonable in his charges. I knew Mr. C. Carey, of Sams Vahey, Oregon, before ana alter his cure ot almost total aeainess. ive fer to me at Ashland, Ore. Earl Clise. Dr. Darrin'a Place of Business Dr. Darrin is located at the Revere Wntpl until August 1st, and will give free examination to all from 10 to 5, or 7 to 8 daily. ' The poor free except medicine, 10 to 11 daily, and tuose able to pay at the rate of $5 a week or rtton-tjrtnne as me case may require. All euraoie enronio uis- nfmpn Ai.d wotueD a specialty. tested and classes fitted at reason able prices. This is the first visit of the Portland firm of Drs. Darriu to this city, County Court News. Observer. NATURALIZATION. John J Colwell, of Great Britain REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS A J Smith et ux to A C Mc- Lench, lots 1, block B, West Sa lem. $50. P A Svron et ux to Bryan-Lucas Lumber Co, 80 by 100 feet, J Shel. don d 1 c, Falls City, $30. R E Williams to George John son. 160 acres, t 8 a, r 7 w. $5. WC Brown to Mathew Digby, lots 2 and 7, blpck 6, Germantown, 15(T Dora and Alfred Brown to J Chamberlain et ux. lots in Eola, $300 Matthews & Madison to W F Pleiffer, one-half of brick wall of Pfeiffer building, Dallas. $. , Elmer Reid et ux to H P Shnver, tract in Dallas, $330. Emma G Latham to J L and vt,.t nf Wm. r.entley. deceased David II Isaac appointed adimn- istratorj bond fixed at Li bert Harrington, Thomas Wright and Warren W right appointed ap praisers; inventory nieu anu ap proved. Estate of P. II. McCabe, deceased administrator authorized to oper ate tile works on estate until fur- thei order of court. Worst of All Experiences. me M 1V1 rn anvthimrbe worse than to feel tlinteverv minute will be your last? Such was the experience of Mrs. 8. H. Xewsou, Decatur, Ala. "for mree i i....r " h he writes. "1 euuurru iu"- ferable pasu from Indigestion, stomach ,t iu,u'ui trouble. Death seemed In evitable wheu doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was Induced to try Electrio Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improveu u nto now I'm completely recovered." For liver, kidney, stomach and bowell troubles Electric Hitters Is the only medioine. Only 50c. It's guaranteed by A. 8. LiK ke. 1'AKKEH. Frank Berry was a Sunday ex cursionist to Newport. Miss Alice Kniehton. of Uuena Vista, was a Parker visitor Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Fuqua and daughter . V. o Velena were suver vishoib oaiui- day. , Most of onr residents attended the Peacock trial at Dallas Monday. Geo. Bowler, of Highland, is working on Mr. Petersons new barn. F!JiJ5ollejuofr ing with his cousin, G. 0. Bolter of this place. Ualnh Davidson came down from Corvallis Thursday to spend the vacation at home. Charles Allen was a business at Corvallis Saturday, looking after his interest in an estate. Quite a number of our people attended the II. N. A- ice cream social at Suver Saturday. Miss Lillian Cox came up from Monmouth and she was accompan ied by Rev. Wigmore's two little sons. Fall into and order your new sprin uit from the great 0k Esel of Strauss Brothers Good Tilor for 26 CHICAGO. From itart to finish good qual ity It the predomintting feat ure of all clothet nude to order by this well known tailoring house. No detail Is too small to be given careful attention; your " perfect comfort it their aole aim. Call at our store and look over the aplen- & did assortment of 500 latest g and nobbleat patterns. Wewill ouote you prices that will Inter. n est you. Your satisfiction, as N K always, abse' .tely guaranteed. M P. M. Kirklaiul Joseph Anderson, It. K. D. car rier from Parker, visited with friends near Stayton Sunday. Althfla Simnsoti. of Albany, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pillar, of tins place. L. S. Bolter, a brotlier of Mr. Geo. Bolter, of this ilnce, has just arrived for a visit with relatives here. Miss Lura Critchlow returned to Mrs. Fuqua's Monday, i"t r a biiel visit with friends and relative? at Airlie. Miss Dora Parks and Mrs. Frye have just returned from a visit to Newport and are stopping at Mr. Peterson's. Mr. and Mrs. Fuqua, Mrs. Lacey, Mrs. Kerr and C. R. Parker made a trip to the Vanderpool straw berry patch Monday. Mrs. Winn and children, of In dependence, came up for a visit isTa relatives and We im reliably iuformcl Ihul i-l,lHirlv rivuU in the Intorprio onnti'ft i1"1'0 ,n"ordT loahow ,,uirv iwntly f "'' of rt"tlu..H Hl i- tl.Mt wr.U-8 the liui'tin Vinlrt items." Now friend rival we are nut ....customed to l-einn HJ tiling" mid we m-o no wviwioii for f vu'li tcr....i to bo used re Kurdiiiu our writing. True, we have carrie.l oil' first prize, in each oftho two contest ;., whi.h we have participated; but every point we have made Iu been' by ur ow n effort, fair and mpiare, and without com billing forces or resoi ting to oth er methods that nro not exactly ly just. " Wo arc not boasting eotieerii in i the mist nor the futtiro, Iut weconsider otirsell entitled to as iniuh respect in 1 niiy other correspondent who is lion- for tho irit. If any one de.-tires to see ''that i,;" tlint writes tlio Buenn items, lot them call at our home and we will cheerfully appear and allow them to gratify their curiosity by taking a good, long 'rubber" at Hueiia's correspondent. M. k ........ In lh County CiKirtnf Orrtfoti for lht t mii f p, 111 tli iua(ln.'i.rtlM, iWt,,llw! - rwjiwi. ttvortja I., tiwln, an lum raiiM MOTOR tINE TIME TABLE. INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH It A II. WAY CO. May Silh, A. 1). Itm Ilarrinj fnnu tlv v,, Unit of H. IT, twin, ih, ... Ilia protirrty and tui (Uw tlwlu. an linuiiia ivrxm n,., . M rtuMiry and will U lor Hit hi J of llm Mtld hiwtna iwr.iii II. ) wliolo of th llilermil uf llimjJ I,. Uwlu, an inHii irwm, real ratal III which h ,w unJ by InlmrllaniHt, or ntht,ru .. I real twtatv U IMii(Iiij In i.u, u. ... Jailira I.. 41 a ill, iItomH,, Id. It la llirrvlont onli fwl tint ti; of kin of wtll ward, timtn I. c, Ui-wlt! Anna tlwlu Htnin, U It,,,, ..WIHW 1lt J.,,. (.win, llrriuaii f, Fi; (Iwln, Mry K, lllii and ill. luteri'olril In mill cat a I . . ....... ,...r.. il.i. MirHr wil Mil" fiun ftl tin (KlUrt llOUM III 1II, III 'uw Oreuon. on llix "Tlh d.i m lmi:i, at 10 o'cliN'k A. M. rfa..., to lmw catiK', if any tiny m, tl aucn i hikmiiu nm i deM'tititloii uf tho InmU aud bJ ornald warti are fully l.-nW Mtt forth III the aaid vri(W m , on (Ho In the ftH?w of Ih cmint; of mill I'olk county. Or, t furthfrordervd that lliia onktitJ lUlieJ not im iiiau Hire vui wot-ka In the Ini'KI'Kmh;.! Fji I'KImk, a weekly iinir off J elieuiulloii in I'oia vnumy, uiif manner provided hy law. Ilnttd IhU May Mtli. I'm. J. K. HI HLK L'uuntjr Oi'lliv fiT M"ll- jiunith uiul Airlm 7i" . "I. ,1:.m .. in. lUVr-H lMl!rlir iimhiiii mi'l I'uUn tl ii u. I", li l ' .'. in. Tv4 Mnllllttllllll fur Airlie, 7:"i. hi. ',: . III. IVf fttonlrlouUi nr IimUan. II Jl K. III. ii.m i. hi. Irv Alrll,- fur Moniiiimth tititl Jltll.'.HlltlrilV. ll . III. U', .1. III. I ,'ttvi Itollu hr kllHIIIIIMltll Hint Itlili'llxW-llrr, I p. HI. 7- u " l.'vr. Mulltlli.llth for lil iiilmiD Km, m. I m p. in, tl " ; I , " S.1IU " lrf'V Iliilf'l I tli-nrw fir Alua, iA l. IM WEEKLY Polk gcunty BanK, INCORPORATED. Monmouth, - OntooN. 3K II. Hawlet, P. I- Campbbll, President. Vice Pres. Iba C. Powkll, Cashier. ?aid Capital, 00,000. Dibbctorb: J. H. Hawley, P. L. Campbell, I. M. Simpeon, J. B. V. Butler, John B. Stump. A. Withrow, F. S. Powell. "...'.Transact Ganeral Baattiag aad SxtliaBge Baaiaaaa. friends, returning home Thursday. Grandma Kerr and daughter. Julia Madden, of Portland, came up Wednesday and took away gome of the personal bi loiigings of Wm. Peacock. Mr. and Mra. A. J. Richardson, of Buena Vista, passed through Parker Satu Hay on thuir way home from the Putteroii-LinTi!!e wedding, at Corvallis. A. 13. Lacey writes from Detroit that during last Sunday's storm the tree against which they had pitched their tent, was struck by lightning, but fortunately no one was in the tent at the time, and thus they escaped injury. No sensible young man of today will begin housekeeping without first subscribing for the Enterprise, bo thinks Green Gentry, of Inde pendence, as he bands in t.is sub acription. May peace and prosper ity follow this wise decision. The members of the Parker chess club have called a meeting for Sat urday July 5 at 1 o'clock P. M. All non-resident members are ur gently requested to be present and are promised entertainment by the resident members. HENYY WATTERSON, CDITOM TEN Oil TWKl.VK I'AdKS. issi:kd kvkkv wedsksday. $1.00 a Year lv EVEN UK KEFOUM SOCIAL I!Kl'Ol!.M MOKAL KEFOUM Best Kdilnriala Bent Political Article Heat Ktoriea Beat MiHcnlhiny Best l'ictnred Best Bixik Heviewa Bent Poetry Best ChiMron'a Pasn Best Home New Bent Condenwil N'ewa BeHt Market Ueviewa Bent of Everything. eourier-journal Co LOUISVILLE. KY. i.y a special arrancement you can get the Enterprise and the Weekly Conrler- Jonrnnl W.lK r... . t . , 7r lur uiny f i fill ia for cash subscription! only. All auh- ".I'uuiia umier mi combination otrer tnnal t.. .....a inrougn the Knterpri office. 1 1 11 u impressing u wn n 1. ...I, ..1 ,ir Una UlllldrT ta to Hi- man who i Unui thitiK t'xqulHile In color ami H hht linen: We aim to mt dry work prlMi In teuijf arniii lierrect cotuiii)o iiim will HurnrlK you. NJ H and new prieea. jaJ the Kaleui ataw will rtlri ttuntiou. $akm Steam imk (Vloiiel J. OlmHte.1. W n. oimated. Mur. 1'boui II. 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