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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1903)
INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, ORKGON J Package of Prevention jjj In worth a barrel of euro. Trj a package of 1 Security Stock Food iS ami lo convinced, A full lino of Security .Stock Hembcdiea for IN pulo by I A.S.Locke, j. , The Prescription Druggist. Mayor S. Tomlinson. What WooiUiiiiii'a i:eciitlve Think a of the I'miion Dr. Iluriln. ( Wood hli rn udcpcodeii ( . ) Those who tlilnkll.nl Dr. Diirrln, (hi) fuliioim speelallHt iiml electric phy kIcIuii, tloen liit perform i ruiw tit-ut cure will have, their doubt dispelled by hearing what Hon. H. ToiuIIiumiii, mayor of Woodhiirn, on the ob ject : A n pifwijlHll vi' of Him luili'H'iiil lit chI ltt) on M)nr ToiiilliiHiin Tuemlay Hlllt III till! ClllltM) of Mil Interview Willi Ills city. The doctor will remain w til nrtolr lt, and (bona wililig treatment will lo well lo cull mmiii im limny rriilri wimikI triitmeiit. Willamette Viilley t'liniitiuiquil AMMK'lHtlnll. Tin Willamette Valley Chuutati una Association will be hl I nt Gladstone Park, npr,Ori'gnn City, July Mill to "J'tih inclusive. Kate of one ami on third fare on the certificate lau has been mailf from h!1 points on Oregon lines Special u timet inns have Iidimi pro vidoil. "Germaine," the magician, will) his wonderful roductions; H. J. Ittirdette. the celebrated humor- Ih'H prominent i ii it it secured vnluwblt! ; int. will entertain in hit usual tie Information, although Im wit. very re- j h,f(1 lllftllll,.r, w,j!,. ln, lectures ,U:;!,1..Im -'i'M '"'I't 'of "" Champ dark ami Hun J. "Well," iil Mayor lutullimuii, "iii; 1MU 1 h..d M-latia ilfuiiMthw ui..i;l- I'llivcr .will be an Intellectual miliaria fever ami wan luatid by 1 If- treat. ferent physician without gaining re-: Many other attractions will be Jlt-r. If. Danlu, f Portland, wax .provided, making the finest enter then advertising extensively ami, like, , . . : . .i.: .... . ,. ' . tatnriieiit ever given nt this chau- a man going 'be court of hut rort, ; r I went :o him. I waalna Ude.iull-j,IUKlU!1, tlim ami unable to do any work what ever, lliloro the full emiro of lr, Drrlu' treatment was nwi I retui ti ed home a lo w man, mid since that ti.....t 1....... .. I. ...... I In it ii.u.1. ,i ........ .. .JHl.Ie oilulr. I-rl.ltiy. Itw11Ba,i. were t.wiifil." That wm nil-veil yerti ano. To.lay Mayor Toiiilinoii Im oiiw of ihe MlronK- .ul (11. .1. Itl Illll.'ilV l.flMMl.l H tl llh .... ., i,i ... ' noii l'iiiiu5, unit the refrenliiui'iita eon mi. in.. Il,i.l Im III. ..1,1'V til l.lu lt..lii' ' "r - " '"-j towiiMini'ii ami lit wejl kuuvvn for liin eapaelly fir Imrtl w.nk. A Jolly rienlo. The liouie ot Mrs. A. Antlcrwin, near Hiieiin Vlita, wa the n-iit of a very me lor III- Jtivi-i lie nieiiioei'H in ine I'lilti'd' KvniiflUiil Kuntliiy Hehiml, Hiil tin' entertainment look pliice on tin liitt'ii. Tlieru were mvinyit mnl va- Jr. Dai rln'a I'lnec nt' I tiihlncKS. Dr. I'arrln can be eoitculleil tree ut tlio Hotel Heveie, Albany, from 10 to & o'cliM-k tlaily; eveninu 7 lo H; Sunday 10 to a. Tlio doctor inakfri a nieelaliy of nil tllheaaea of the eye, ear, noun and throat, catarrh, deafnemi, hronehltln, Ik k 'l!, lifiirl, llvi-i, lilmliler ami kidney dia eawN or llitwe who anllVr from apathy au'l liiilllliTfiieei alo coiiMimpllun, (jfiilto-ui hniry tint) Mkin dlHae4 In either mdX, kilcli bh bjoud lainla, aeml lial weukneHN and lit ylgor, varieoeelo and Mtrieture. All eurahle ehronle lUfeaneH treateil at .'i a week or In tliut proportion of tlmetiM the eane may require. The poor lieitt'il free, rxeept iiit'diolneH, from 10 to 11 dully. No ease pub" Halied except by the penuli-Hloii of the Dtitlent. All I uiliiei-H relations with j)r. Diirrln alrletly confidential. Klec lilfiil ap plliincea furiiiahcd. OntMinlt la dedlriible, t IichkIi irniiy raaea can be treated by home treatment by writing; ftymptoiiia. Kyea tente'l and gluHttea illle.l Thin lithe tlrnt visit, of the head of the i'orlland linn of Dra. Ilarrlu to hUUhI of euiKly, li'inoinide, cuke and pttMToni, The aft ei noon wnaaied let ter tUy (or the link- folke, and will Inn? be tre:oured in their youthful niemoi lc.4. Tlie Hue-l were: Mestlanies Ander- nun, Kni, Logan ant) Oidernuin ; Kilna niiil Merle Hall, Carrie and Leah NbhIi, Lena ninl lienevieve Steele, Kd- im I.t'KUii, Fylva and Lnelle Howe (ieiit-va Crhlerman, tJraea Loiraii.Tres n 1'iatliur, Hoy Knighton, Abner and Leon I.uk'iiu and Carl Cridormin. Tlu Itccitiil Tonijflit. ....Paper.... Olrappim Bags Do you use them? We al ways have them. Order by phone, mail,' stage, itilefc man We are prompt. "Everything in paper." Geo. F- Rodgers& Co whoiesalo Paper Dealers Salem, Oregon. T ills, Friday evening, at the United KvaiiKelloal cliiireh In Ituena MkIu, oceiiiM (lie musical recital by pupils of ltev. U.J Kelly's elasm, In thia vicini ty. Adiuiaalmi la free and everybody in Invited. The exercise will liegin about cIkIiI o'clock, and the audience will ileii'U be on time am) give utten tlnii to the program, as disorder or con fusion in very annoying to the amateur perfol iners. At the conclusion of the program a collection will be taken, and the pro feeds awarded to the pupil whose mini her Is lient rendered. Immediately after the recital, Joe cream uud cake, at ten cents a dish, will be si'i'ved in the tchool house by the hulies of the Evangelical Aid Soci ety. Don't forget lU'J place, at ine acliool liouae. Accidents nt the old lConco Mill. ) Tuesday afternoon, about.3 o'clock, V, J. Morrmou, one of the partners of the null, had the tnlafortune tft have piece of lumber fall on him, which resulted In a brokeu leg, both bones being brokeu. He is getting on nicely. F. K. Howe had a mix up with hia logging: team, narrowly escaping ser Pjjis mjurv, hta horse having fallen on him. LOCALS. Iter. J. Kelly returned Tues day from ,aeveriil daye' atay In Woodburn. Mia Lei Herren left Tneadoy for Beaiiide, where aha wilt spend the Hummer. Mre. 0, W. Whiteaker and child ren relumed Friday evening from a few daya' viait in Portland. Mins Mabel ('ooper returned Sun day from a several weeks' flay at Hok1 Kiver and 1 he Dallea. Oscar Ilayter, the well-known Dallas attorney, wai a business via itor in IiiileH-rideiice Monday. ley. J. H. N. Bell, formerly of this city, now of linker City, is sni J to be the oldest living Chap lain of the Crand lodge ol the Ma- aonic order in the world. Vern Itiirtlett lift Haturdayj niiiruiiig fur Newport, at whic place he has n Heaon'a engagement aa a niembur or a nana and orciifS' tra. His wife will rounin here f the present. Mr. and Mm. Dave Collins, after week's visit here, left Saturila on their return trip to their home at Seattle. Dave is now city eaies man for a lame cereal and fee house in Seattle. E C Wigmore and family Jefi this week fr luigene, at which plnco Mr. Wigmore will be in etructor of Hebrew in the Divinity echool. JIu will also preach at North Yamhill every Sunday. Miss Ann Mann, who has beei. teaching in Alaska for two years returned home Saturday. She will return to the north during the last of Auguat. She wag accompanied home by Miss Patience Cooper Win. IlifX is expecting the ar rival of old frienda from Normal Illinois, next week. They are W A. Lnzader and wite, and come with a probable, view of making their home here. There will be divine services at the M. E. church on Sunday mom ing next at 11 o'clock. Subject of the sermon will be "The New Horn Life and the Holy Spirit." Ilring your bibles. Mrs. M. L Dorris. of Eugene, will sing "The Holy City." Everybody specially invited. C. E. Ireland nnd wife left to day for an outino- inllie moun tains, John Johnson and family left Wednesday for their homo in Eugene. Mrs. Ellen Robertson and son, Grant, are to move to Port land soon. Miss Dorothy Cooper left to day for San Francisco for a sum mer's visit. Miss McDevitt, of Dallas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. W. Conkey. E. W. Cooper, G. A. Hurley and Mrs. A. M. Hurley were in Falls City, yesterday. O. Hagley came up from Port land Wednesday and is visiting C. D. Walker's family. Frank Fisher has contested the Douty homestead and the hearing is to come np at Oregon City this week. ARE YOUR LUWGJ WEAK? ,9 9IHKU!V) iiuSit Ml vu r- ........ CURE5 WEAK LUNC5 M. O. Welch and family were pasheiigcrs to Newport Wednes day lor a month s vacation. Mrs. Maria Kelso, of Salem, is now making her home with Mrs. Dall in North Indepen dence. Interesting services at th Presbyterian churh next Sab bath. A very cordial welcome to all. Independence was in dark ness a couple of nights this week while the boiler was being Vepaired. W. (I. Shaman and family are to go to the coast probably the coming week for a month at the seaside. The Sunday school of the Presbyterian church had a lemonade picnic across the river on Wednesday. Quite a num ber of the parents of the child i ren and others enjoyed the day with them. Games and various amusements were the order of the day and all spent the time very pleasantly. Superinten dent Sharman and his assistants deserve much credit for provid ing this delightful entertain ment for the school. A lesson in Punctuation. The Dowager Czarina is a great favorite in Russia. Among other stories illustrating her character is this: She saw on her husband's table a document regarding a polit ical prisoner On the margin Alex ander III had written: "Pardon impossible; to tie sent to Siberia." The Czarina took up the pen, and, striking out the semicolon after "impossible," put it before the word Then the endorsement read: "Pardon; impossible lo be sent to Siberia." The Czar let it stand. Correspondents' Contest On April 1st, we commenced our Tenth Correspondents' Contest and on Friday, July 31, UWS, at 6:00 I. M. we will close it. We offer as premiums, the following articles, selected by the Correspondents' themselves; F1KST PRIZE A liandioine, well-upholstered, velvet Couch SECOND PRIZE A lovely Picture THIRD PRIZE '.A fine Students' Lamp FOURTH PRIZE A good set of Ping Pong. FIFTH PRIZE : .....A Copyrighted Book SIXTH PRIZE ....Ladies Home Journal SEVENTH PRIZE. .....Imiepk.ndknck Estkrpkisk to auy address for one year CONDITIONS. .rt'e w ant all the news that happens in Polk county Biid we want tbeEsTEa RisB to visit every family in the county. We want to help you and we want you to help us. Our interests are mutual. W e will give points as lollows. One point for every item of news worthy of publication. 2a points lor every article worthy of a seperate head. If an article be specially meritorious or start ling in the sight of the manager of this department an extra 15 points will be given, ror every new r yearly suoeenpuon no points, rur ccijf icuoic. 5 points. For a subscription thiee months 2a points ; six months and less man vear 35 points. For every dollar's worth Advertisement or Job n or we kivo u noints, and we will gladly (Ornish you prices on any kind of Ad or Job. We are going to make a campaign for some new correspondents, and we will announce at times tlio places in this column. Watch for them, as we will make it to your' interest to secure representatives in the sections we want reprenented. Other features will be announced along. , HOW YOU STAND. v Each week we will announce in this column your points. JS'o article is credited until after it appears in the paper, although subscriptions and points secured in other wava will be announced as they come in. We want to keep everything fair and straight and if yon think an error has occurred in your points ... . i f.n i i :n . 1 ,t. innDt,nnt;nn rite us witnin ine weea lonowing aiiu we win uinio uiumuju iuiaii5iuu. Buena Vista, H. . , 00(0 Parker L'8 Monmouth, H Airlie,S Saver ; - Antioch 299 Monmouth, B -52 Rickreall, C 170 Lewisvillo 159 Highlands; D 9f Monmouth, A ) 9" Falls City 72 Gnnnv KlnnA - w k-'u.iuj -"r - - BalUton... 39