ItfDWIHrDttfOS IIMTRRritlBR, INDBPK5I DEKCE, OKIWON
County Correspondence
RjM !' working In lhly
fjrohn H.Htuni.
KaMrll Fihak l Malatlng
' ,lOlitn itl J'l"
!.i.-M.ltf Wheelock, who baa
LmyiU.l improving.
Sevier, of Full Ciy,
L rn in thia community Mon
tr-
,-..k,kIv In thU vicinity is
Liniin the hay field these
Uri VhiK7k Iim part of the
roulh ground fur hi new
n.
p. Um ami wif". Mn
,a,h. r in this vhinfty re-
.J. Shipley l'y punbaned
- od of clover ly of Fred
r for I 7.fA
M. ln'nl, H Monmouth
-chant, ha ln out here look
r kfter bi place.
( nci ir nuHH,
i. hJ a new nt.f put on hi Urge
rpin thi vicinity.
yir( Clara Uenlley and Maude
.ty, of Monmouth, were in
vicinity Monday.
s'.C. Fihlaek la visiting Ida
Mm. Martha Addison, near
Lion, Yamhill county.
?otti Jlaroe la hauling gravel
the Willamette and patting it
, ih road between here and
lumiiilh.
Willi.m and Charley llerren
IJo-Tethrifw am hauling logs
10 UilTord Zumwalt'a plaeo to
Llrml'iieo for V. A. Uouty.
II mid William Fishback
i tha special motor .Sunday for
.luon, where they attended the
mini basket meeting of the
.ritin church.
No I'lty Known.
' For year fate wan after me con
i juu.Iv " write K. A. Oulledga
krWna, Ala. "I had a terrible two
m innwira When all
IH Ducklen'ii Arnica Halve cured
Kuuallv dimmI for burn ami all
hni tint minis. Only i!fio at A. 8.
'Wt drug Btp(.
huvi:k.
W. 1). Collina and wife spent
'indav with Mr. Heckcr'a.
Mr. lirrHsler and children are
iiitm with Mrs. K. K. PeAr-
Mra. C. E. McLane and son made
business trip to Independence
nday.
E. E. DeArmond and Ernest
"Ier made a business trip to
:lny Monday.
Mils Ahln Krum waa visiting
" rearl Smith, of Independence,
'"aldnys Inat week.
J- H. Iluhbard is quite ill, not
I A. BYERS
Proprietor of
icnmoutb-lttdcpettdctice-Sdleta
STAGE
trip nude daily. Leavea Indeien
! t 9 :0O A. M. and returning laavea
1 u at I ;00 P. M. Freight handled
Bbly. ' ' " '
having Wen able to get out of the
bona for aeveral daya.
Henry Cummlng and wife, of
Corvallia, were vihiting the for
mer'a (later here Kunday.
Jake (iiger haa returned from
Clatkamaa county, where he Iihh
heen vUiting hia folka for the pat
three week a.
Mra. !,eh rhi)lip, cf Corvallii.
waa at the home of her mother,
Mra. Wher-ler, the Utter nart of
lat I wrek canning fruit.
Mra. Henry hnith and daughter,
Myrnie, of Iwivillo, were Friday
viltora at Huver, where Myrnie ia
atill giving rnucio leniioiia.
Little Matel llrown, ot Airlie. U
atayhig with her aunt at Buver
while her mother in at Salem where
Mr. lirown ia in the hoopiul.
II. Krum receive! a nice box of
altnon Monday from Portland that
he eel la to all winding aalmon, an
there ia no fifh market near here.
Ueorco Htrele auJ lauiiir, of
Portland, are now at their farm
near here, wher C. W. Forrent
and wife are taking cere of it for
theta
Hay harveet ia in full blast and
every farmer ia hunting for aome
one to hdp them with their hay aa
lex. in handa are hard to be found
around here.
Mra. Jeeaiw Hamilton, of Bulein,
who haa been viciting her mother
and brother here, returned home
Monday, tier mother returning
home with htr.
Several from here went down to
the Willamette river to the old
logging camp to get bluekberries.
They returned and reported no
berriea there thu year.
H. Frum and dau. liter, Alda, at
tended the ice cream aociil at
lmena Viata Friday night and re
port a nice time an 1 a large crowd
preaent.
Vrry Itemurknblo Cure of Diur
rtioea. 'About lx year ago for the llrnt
time In my life I had a eutlileu and so
vureaiuok of dlarrbwa," aaya Mra.
Alice Miller, of Morgso. Texas. "I
got temporyry relief, but It came back
again and aain, and for alx long
year I nave Buffered more mlBury and
agony tban lean tell. It waa wowe
than death. My hnnbaud ent bun
dredaof dollara fr physicians' pre
aorlptloim and treatment without
avail. Finally we moved to Boauue
county, our prraent home, and one day
I happened to aee an advertisement of
fl,ao.lerlttln,a t'ollo, Cb-.lera apd
Dlarrhot.. Itemedy will, a taatlmoD al
.h. Iih( len cored by It.
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The caae waa ao almilar to my own
tbat I couolmhxl to iry w.
The result 'waa wonderful. I could
. tl.at I waa well again,
or believe It cou'.d be so after having
.ufferedao long, but that one bottle of
medicine, coaling dui -
eured me." For aale by Mrkland
Drug Co. ,
PAKKK1C
' f! It. Parker ia working for E.
Davidson.. -
Earl Ruef waa Sunday viaitor
at Parker.
Orley Mlen. of Suver, ia work
log for Mr. Fuqua thu weak.
A D GrigebT was a busines
viaitor at Independence Monday.
Walter Acock ia helping Mr. Fu
qua during the haying leaaon.
P. T. Peleraon made a baiiueaa
trip to Independence Tuesday. '
Mr. Mayes and aon, from Kan
aa,are visiting at Mr. Helniick'a.
Mra. Conn and children, from
Airlie, are visiting at the home of
I. T. Peterson.
Evan Evans haa purchased a
new engine and it now getting
ready for harveet.
Miss Maggie Kerr left Wednes
day for an exter aed visit at Mrs.
1). M.Cal breath's.
Mrs. Helen Frye and little Isa
bel Peterson veiled with relatives
at Airlie last week.
Miss Lura Critchlow and Louise
Wohlera wera Independence visit-
ore last Wednesday.
Win. DeVerul and Missea Lura
Critchlowr and Ixiulse Wohlera
were Sunday visitors at Suver.
Mrs. L. I. Bald win passed
through Parker Wednesday, en
route to her homo at Albion, Wash.
Crarlea McClain, from Buena
Yiata, waa a south bound passen
ger on Saturday's train to Portland.
Mr. Winn and family came up
from Independence Tuesday, for a
visit with relatives at Buena Vima.
Mrs. Scott and. Mrs. Hawk, two
of Mrs. Helmick'a Bisters from
Waehington. are visiting at the
lleluilck farm.
Mr. and Mrs. King, of Portland,
returned home Sunday, after a
pleauant visit with relatives and
friends in Polk county.
Amil AnderBon came up from
Portland Sunday. He ia a brother
to our It' F. I. carrier and will
probably work here for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Baird Merrill, of
Independence, visited with friends
at Parker Sunday. Mrs. Merrill
was formerly Miss Ivy Haley, one
of Polk county's popular young
teuohers.
Perhaps uo more wide awake
boy than 13 year old Walter Kerr
cau be found in Polk county. He
is working on Mr. Fuqua's farm,
at any kind of work that may be
found to do. And during the sum
mer vacation, he will earn money
to buy his books and clothes, be
sides helping his motherat home.
In Mcmorlnm.
The following lines are dedicated
to the bereaved family of the late
Mrs. J. H. Patterson:
Again we hear the augels call
In whispers aoft and low;
Again the clouds of sorrow fall
On hearts bowed down lu woe.
Oh mother's love so pure and sweet
Who hatb not known its power!
May God console tbe broken hearts
Who roouru thee In this hour.
It Is God's way; His will be done
Though grief is hard to bear;
We, too, have mourned a saddened
borne,
And mother's vacant chair.,
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A bad breath means a bad
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Thus we can feet for thoae who mourn
For mother old and gray;
Our heart call speak to those that
break
On mother's grave today.
But God is good; He thought it best
To call tbe mother home.
Perhaps a few brief years will pass
Then He will bid us come.
And in that laud of pure delight,'
Tbat home so bright aud lair,
With angels clothed lu raiment white
We'll meet our mother there.
Mrs. It. V. swink.
There la more catarrh in this section
of the country tbau all other diseases
put together, and until the last fw
years was supposed to be locnrable.
For a great many years doctors pro
nounced it a local disease and pre
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, prououaced It incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu
tional disease aud therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
ta.'rh Cure, manufactured by i. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Obio, is th-
only constitutional cure on the market.
It Is taken internally in doeen from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. It acta direutly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer Ou Hundred
Dollars for any case it fails to cure,
geud for circulars and testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
fold by druggists, 75c.
Hail's Family Pills are the best.
LITTLE LUCKIAMUTE.
Mr. Prose has moved into the
Johnie BurnB house. '
Miss Veva Burns, of Dallas, is
the guest of Mrs. M. Scrafford.
J. F. Loughary has over 10 acres
of clover bay which made over 35
tons.
County Clerk U. S. Loughary
and wife are visiting at L. W.
Loughary's.
F. N. Smith is cutting twenty
five acres of hay for F. M. Smith
on the Bhares. (
' Marie Graham, of Falls City, is
spending a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. E. fliltibraod.
We are glad to note that Archie
Tetherow is again able to be out,
after a severe attack of pneumonia.
Most every one is spending his
spare time picking wild blackber
ries, there being quite a crop this
year.
II. D. Staats can now haul two
loads of gravel in a single day, but
he has some one to do his cooking
and a boy to help him ehoyel..
Tne fall sown grain will soon 'be
ready to cut, and at present looks
very well. Spring sown grain will
be very late. Hops in some few
yards lookv well but in general
there will only be about one . half
crop.., But prices' .bid fair to be
good ao our bop men teem in good
spirits, and wheat at 70c our farm
era can't complain.
Night Waa Her Terror.
"I would cough nearly all night
long," wrltea Mra. Chaa, Applegate, of
Alexandria, Iud., "and could hardly
get any sleep. I had consumption ao
bad that if I walked a block I would
cough frightfully aud spit blood, but
when all other medicines failed, three
11.00 bottlee of Dr. King' New Dis
covery wholly cured me and I gained
68 pounds." It's absolutely guaran
teed to cure cough, colds, la grippe,
bronchitis and all throat and lung
troublea. Price GOc and 11.00. Trial
bottles free at A. S. Locke' drug store.
SI ul key Force.
Special from Monmouth.
At the borne ot the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mra. 0. E. Force, on
July 14th, Mies Ethel Force was
united in marriage with Mr. Phil
lip Mulkey, Rev. I. N. Mulkey of
ficiating. Both are graduates of tbe 0. 8.
N. S. They are highly esteemed
young people and haye the best
wishes of the entire community.
Wanted Several person of char
acter and good reputation in each state
(one in thin county required) to repre
sent aod advertise old establiuhed
wealthy busiuees house of tolid finan
cial standing. Salary 121.00 weekly
with expense additional, all payable
in cash direct each Wednesday from
bead officts. Horse and carriage fur
nibed when necessary. References.
Enclose self-ad dreaded envelope. Colo
nial Co.. 334 Dearborn St., Chicago.
E.T. IIENKLE,
Barber Shop.
MAIS STREET,
Independence,
Oregon.
J. S. MOORE
Tonsorial Artist.
Only hrst-class workmen em
ployed in the "Wigwam." S!:-n
situated on North side of C Street.
Filler'
G L Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
and
Granite
Monuments and Head
stones Ctmetery
. work . etc..
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