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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1903)
TTJC CUD KZUACLE Absolutely Puro THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE e Social and Personal. Fi--'t i in niit'Tr--"-,':-' '""' See Messner's Ad this week. Sox 4c at the Bankrupt Store. Cash paid for egg at the cream ery Claud Kryer is at trie coasli this wwk. Overalls ISc at the Bankrupt Store. E.TicKel, oT Portland, was in town last week. Charley Irvine is on a trip over in Washington. Hop picking gloves So at the ' Bankrupt Store. Thos Zeiber is at home trom Eastern Oregon. J. D. Kelty, of McCoy, was in the city Saturday. J. R. Cooper and family were at the coast this week. Tents and camp stoves cheap at R. M. Wade & Coa. Frances Patterson, of Portland, is visiting D. L. Hedges'. S. E Leramon returned to Mc Cormick Wash., Monday. Miss Nola Owen left Saturday for Newport, for an outing. W. H. Wa'ikrr and wife were Newport visitors this week. Mrs. C. L. Fitchard and children went to Newport Saturday. R. D and J. S. Cooper were over Sunday visitors at Newport. Oliyer Jones and wife were pass engers Saturday to Newport. Mrs. Frank Lucas, of Monmouth, returned from Newport Monday, Ed Rosendorf, of Corvallis, was in the city over Sunday evening. Arthur Moore and family return ed home last week from the coast. F. A. Kemp, one of Lewisville'n substantial citizens, died last week. Mr. and Mrs. Cha. Gibson vis ited relatives in Corvallis Sunday. Mrs. E. B. Jamison and children were incoming passengers Saturday. Mrs. Al Herren left Friday for a visit in Portland, Astoria, and Sea side. Mrs. C. L. Fitchard and little daughter spent Sunday in New port Miss Berth Hurley, a former Independence girl, is in San Fran cisco. A full line of white enameled ware just arrived at Frazer fe Rice's. Hata 10c at the Bankrupt Store. HK7DER INDEPENDENCE Sklrta 75o at the Bankrupt Store. 'So-Rosa-So." the greatest lly exterminator yet, t Kraier A Uice'i. Mrs. Henry Kelso and daughter, Kate, are at the coast for a few week. Mr. Vent Barllet returned Sat urday from a several week stay in Newport. We hve some bargain in nine. See our bargain shoe, counter, at Me. nor'. Frank Mulkey returned from a everal week' stay al Newport Monday. Mr. 0. 1. Butler and son, Mau rice, were passenger to the count Saturday. Mr. Fred Moseman returned to Taeoma Friday, after a several day visit here. John Serogg was here this week from Olympia, Wash., on a visit to his parent. Miss Mary Scolla'd, of Wood burn., is yisiting at the home of S. K. Owen. Take your butter, eggs and poul try to Measner'a and get highest market price. For sule A fresh cow, nearly thoroughbred Jersey. Enquire at this olHce. J. M. Gentry and family return ed the last of the week from an out ing at the coast. Win. II iff, wife and daughter left Saturday for 'Frisco. They will be absent several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore are clerking in the dry good depart ment of F. A. Douty's store. Mrs. Percival who has been visit ing in Monmouth, returned to her home in Portland, Saturday. S. E. Owen was a passenger Sat urday to Astoria, to take in the sights the.f e daring regatta week. For sale. Black horse, weight 1500, gentle, can be worked any where. Enquire of O. J. Bagley, Stiver, Ti e Oregonian agency is at Wag oner's. Subscribe for Oregon's leading daily. Daily, by the week, 15 cents. Mrs. W. F. Campbell and little daughter, accompanied by I). B. Boydston's daughter, are at the coast this week. Mrs. McQuary, Mrs. J. II. Col lins and Mrs. Bricker attended the funeral of the late Mrs. J. K. Sars at McCoy Sunday. In the list of incorporations in Sunday's paper we noticed the fol lowing: Falls City Mercantile Co., $5000. Incorporators: J. M Stark, C. A. Stark, N. A. Emmitt, C. L. Emmitt. Miss Mella White, of Polk county, and a teacher ia the schools at An telope, Wasco county, returned to her home Saturday alter several weeks' visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. White Enterprise Cheftain. Lace curtains 45c at the Bank rupt Store. Riley Craven has a new window display in R. M. Wade & Co's. store deserving of special mention. A battleship has been constructed out of hardware articles, and the orieinalitv of the design is certain ly worthy of praise. KNTEIU'IUSE. INDW'ENDEN. Ladies host. So at the Bankrupt Store. Thos. Zeiber llt Tuesday for the coast. Cha OT.ryan of Hletu. w in town Monday. K. K. l'a block wa a aeng-r to Portland Tuesday. Mr. K. K. Padd.H-k and children; are visiting in F.tnsene. K. W. Cooper wa a buin vis itor to Albany Tuesday. Mr. Bertha Carrie' rrtumd from an extended visit in Portland. Sunday. Win. Kid He, of Monmouth, shi ped some thoroughbred goat to California Monday. Mr. May Babbitt an. I son Pick, and Mi Florence Rjwden returned from t'urvallis Saturday. Mta Charlotte Robertson was passenger to Salem Tuesday morn ing, to visit relative there. Pearl Hedge and Rube Dickinson left Tuesday for Newport, and will be absent a couple ol week'. Minn Simitson will leave next week on an outing. She will visit relative in the mountain. Men', boys' and inisseV straw and crash hat must go. Tak your choice at half price at Me ner's. Found Pair of gold rimmed eye glasses. Owner bv describing pro- jierty and paying for this notice can receive the glasses by calling at this office. A merry crowd of young people constituted a hay-rack party Mon day evening. They drove to Hall Ferry, had a hontir lunch ud re turned home shortly after the mid night hour. Corsets Store. ,'3c at the Bankrut We would call attention of every hop grower to the necessity of se; uring hop tickets early. At the last moment there i always a grand runh and someone is delayed start ing for this reason alone. It i just a easy to place an order early in the eeason and thus be assured of your tickets the day you wish to U-gin picking. who it U?" The moth er k now the touch of the soft hnl too well to nel toguesa, nl for the moment she enters into the playful spirit of the child and for. get her toil and weariness. Then sudden movement sends a thrill of psin through her and she realizes that though love may lighten Ubor It cannot lighten pain. Thousand of women who have suf fered from backache, headache, and other consequence of womanly disease, have been made well women by the use of Dr. lierce' Favorite Prearrip. tion. It establishes regularity, dries unhealthy drains, heals inflammation and ulceration and cure female weakness. I cannot ar rnonirh In nrilieof Dr. Plerre-a Favorite Frem:ripUoit It Da rtone me mi much rfxxl. - write Mra. Henry Harrcll, of Trloro, K C . Hoi . how luii. " I wmn iwollrn b I could hardly acription.- 1 alM, haa uterine trouble and could neither eat nor tlrrp only aa I took morphine. Trfc-d four diflVn-nt doctor and they all (ailed to do me any K""d aoonrof my frienda recfjm maaded your I'avorite lrracriiion ' to nit awl 1 took only thrre bottle and am now well and be arty. Can do almoit any kind of work. Dr. Pierce' Pleasant Pellet are the most desirable laxative for delicate woman. I Tffan .laaniK in ' favorite ere "GlISS Y2k OHHdON 7 (31 TvTi" StmUHTt ,J i. j Harry E. Confectioner, Blanket 'tic pair al the Bank- jrupt Store. Mis Inr Warner w., a north bound p.-e.l!er Tuesday. ,. .i .! . I. Ml Bruce, tbn ptinling tear her, returned to her horn in Portland. Tuesday. VI. -..I XI ,,,r... Mil! key i were northUmnd ,..w,,ge,. Tue.-; -"' Mm day afternoon. T,""-V ,ttn l" How aWit that k-e cre.m flir; boxing ubout ll.e telephone your hop yard taml? Try Wag-1 ' fruiil of the bank and de oner'. The price is right. j molixhed it. Near school builJ. Mr. Ingalls reinrne.1 U-t we.k 1 ru 'v"r tt ,'.v,lr,,t "f and ha. moved into her re.,dr,.. l ' ul of shape. .VUrvel recently vacated bv Mr. Pur. fm- X nM iicilly lio injury ily. Think of u tiring on th ground lloor when you want t igr and tobacco for that hop yard st re Wagoner. Mr. Hill of Chicago, who Is visit ing Henry Hill's family, ypnul Sun day at Newport, leturuing here Monday. Miss Ann Mann I exvtd to re turn soon to Alaska fur the tstntrr. She ha been nmmnled. whith willl' earrv an lurreaxn inaalarv. J. U. Ciioper wishes to an notince that tie hn for sale U.'O.OUO of n.H liiio brick is liiudc. I'ntroiii.tf tliin iiotue in dustry. A new jdiotogrnph gallt ty lutx inovcil into tho old l'ii kcl gal lery. E. T. llcnklti jiliuetl in hi burhtTnliop a new jiorctluin bnth tub. ( M. 11. Mercliy, of SuK-tu, South j Dakota, who litis been visiting John Dickinson, left this week ! for .Southern California. Dur-j ing tho past live months thin I gentleman hits visited jievcral j states, alno Nome and tho Klon-S dike, lie thinks ho will locnto ! in I'olk county. ' Earl Urown, son of Frank Brown, of Airlie, was thrown from a horso WcdtinHiliiy after noon, near Lewisvillo and Buf fered a fracture of tho collar bono. lie had been in attend ance at tho funeral of tho little Brown child, who liod hero this wewk, and was going home, when his horse stumbled, with the above results. Wagoner, Independence, Ore. I want your htSnet on ffws trust fur that bop rrl lnf. Of ;"- '" and lam Warmer'. S Frank Skinner' team ra J ... , , ; ' UuUy momm f They broke k.(T from when? the werulied in front oflioutri wn doiic t horu-s r dray. Mi P.i-ssie Butler i? at th roast for it toil pic of weeks. Wagoner' for baunnm. grapr, rtlld pencliei. l'ri il. nt Ksles, of the I'liilfd Brotln rhoml .f Uittlway Km- ploycr. will bo ill llo fit) SUB day, August .'Utli, ut 'i o' P. M ( a it 1 will deliver an nddreM. 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