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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1903)
I ff I KI'IiN II2?f CK UNTRKI'RISK, INDEPENDENCE, OUHcSON I - - 5g88 898 888 8 it V. A. MESSNER, 3) IXIlPKNDKXdjS, ORE. Our f.ill fturk i arriving l.y rvery train nnl will kooii 1 coniltto in every lino. Wo ask you p t mir j-rin-. It will l. mir jNiiicy not t carry over from one tit-abort, to another, theroforo wo AT T. Tliy an- nil n-w ami uj.-lo-ilak. goo.!, hut w must have tho room for our fall goods. to call and inmct our cooda and ((0 will eell all our SUMMER GOODS J) 3) Till rprr"Hl No. 1.1 VVar tirr Ktit l"f Corwt. Tlio to itil imrtT atla bnint IndJ lh fr kI l'i I' nilnn 'l ,h ",i't nl iiii1 rinfirttI-fitting .r-t nil. Try on and I co nvli r.d IV0 vry neat a ixl well lwtei Him It of lorn' and boys' rlollii.ig Com nl examine them and gi-i jjii and we are confident h can nit you. 0) 0) V; Parents temeinler we are pre pared to fit out your children with tb District 7(1 school boe. The bist fitting and best wearing ichool shoes made. 7 1 We have received our fall line of meu'i and boys' bats and caps and are sure we can ph-ase you iu style and quality. Oar stock of dress good's and waistings have Dearly all arrived and we are showing some of tbe latest things in Zibolines and Snow Flakes; in fact, all tbe latest, as well as tbe staple things, in Dress Goods. Also Linings. Trim mings, Waists, Sets, etc., etc. We now have our complete line of ladies' skirts, aad would be pleased to show them to you, whether you wish U buy now or later. ' Wo ot'o litre to may and hot' ly fair dialings and courteous treatment to merit your kind patronage, and we assure you we shall aj-jirt'ciaU' you virfit to our More whothei you buy or not. Remember we will sell you your Groceries just as cheap as any house in the city. )) f nt rc flonro ttiith vnri nn this lino. tj - W VSV J O J w w- - County Correspondence highland. fiAA rloHpil until t .'UJU; - v - I ; the first Sunday in October. Joe Bowler is working ou the iti-Kiti:,t.t. Tlie rain linn interfered with liireMitni;. Petrf Cook Wlt9 ill IhlHu Mou- !) on husine. Hay Fihh, of Needy, vi.ited ver Sunday with Orval Price, J. V. Vaughn and family tent tn liilojx !nlent'0 Sunday. Edith Hansrtkcr, of Turner, is tailing hor aunt, Mrs, D. 1'. hint. v Mrs, L S. 1'rink and n, of Amity, wfrii j.K'ftsiniit cidk-rs Saturday. I. A. Alkii mid family ntnrtcd fur Tillamook laxt Sunday for a ky htay. Brnp.t Munch is up from Portland visiting his father ami sister uud othor relatives. Mrs. A. LonRiiocker was taken f7'k Monday nifiht, but is &me letter at this writing. I. A. BYERS Proprietor of STAGE Trips ina.la daily. ' Le'am InIpn "t 8 ;15 A. M. and returning Im !aU:30 P, M. Freight banJlad John FiJler i at home after two weeks' stay at thecoiifl. He hint the Saltiii and Dallas bluo. Mrs. It. F. Whileaker and i.Hterindaw, who U visitiii); her from California, vre at the home of J. W. Fetzcr hist week. Coo. Smith tame in from Newport Tuesday. He said tho . r ram fell in lorrrnis -'i'v night, causing several to come hoiiu. T. S. Hnrch, wife and .son; J. 15. NVsinith, wife nn.l daughter; Mrs. 15. F. Lucas and children nil enmo in from Newport Mon-i day, after a three weeks' stay, j Mr. and Mrs. Vallum, ol Washington, stopped to ?eo her mother, Mrs. V. Pempscy. on tl,ir return from San Francisco, they having been i" attendance at the I J. A. n. Enenmpment there. A Bad Breath A bad brcith means a bad Jtomach, a bad diges on, bad liver. Avcr'l BHs are liver pills. They cure con Ration, biliousness, dys pepsia, sick headache. ; j!leyy in Independence now Clarence Tedrow says the tele phone is worth 50c per day to him. Mrs. James Ileluiick and son, Willie, were in Albany Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Tedrow were doing business in C'orvallis Monday. Mrs. Dennis and son, Cliff, of McMinnville, were guests of Mrs. Mary Tedrow a few days of last week. Miss Idith Alexander returned from Linn county last week, where she has been visiting for several weeks. Glenn and Ivor Davidson lost their bird dog last week, by its get ting poison that had heen put out for skunks. Claude Kurre had the misfor tune to have the threshing separa tor run over his foot, which caused hiui to lay off from work a few days. George Reuf ssya he pays lo per pound for hop picking, instead of 60c per box, was stated in ine items last week. Ana a hops weighs 48 pounds. Mm. Mollte Allen, of Pouth Fork, Ky., fays she butt prevented attack ol eholera morbus by lakin Chaoiber luin'a Stomach anil Liver Tablets when she felt an attack coming ou. Suub attacks are usually caused by Indiges tion and thette Tablets are just what Is needed to cleanse the Btoniach and ward ofT the approaching attack. At tack of biliou olio may ha prevented In the same way. For sale by Kirk land Drug Co. rMk Tul? r th box of Moore's Hair Invigorator and Herpioide ars the world's greatest scalp cleansers and hair invigor- ators. lotn are ior saie j. o. Moore's barber shop, Call and havs Mr Moore giTe an applica tion of either remedy and you will never be without one or the other. . " ,' OREGON'S BLUE RIBBOX State Fair SALEM September 14 - 19, 03 The greatest Exposition and Live ' Stock Show on the Pa cific Coast. High Class Racing every afternoon $12,000 Is Racing Premium on live stork and farm products, All exhibit hauled free over tbe Southern Pacific, LIVE STOCK AUCTION SALE held in connection with fair. Fine camping grounds free and reduced rates on campers' tick ets. Come aid bring joor families. For further In formation, write M. D. Wiadota, crtary, Portland, Oregon,' I want your business on green fruit for that hop yard store. (i anges, lemmons and bananas. Wagoner's. GL Hawkins Dallas, Ore. Marble and Granite mm &ii's-i inpnunienis ana ntu- i stones Cemetery Sjfc-1 work etc. Ask the Agent for Tickets VIA TO) SPOKANC ST. PAUL,DULnH,MlSXEArOUS;cniCiGO aaiM alt tmuTSI tllT. 2 TRAIXS DAILY Fast Time NEW EQUIPMENT THBOUOHCUT 2 '' .ti-.r- Way Oosicliei ("? Falacs and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Can. DAYLIGHT TRIP THROUGH CAS- i f n3 i Trata MA fftMaf4 lllll fall luforlllat tU. MUM.iultMM tmVala In., mil on or addrea ,H. DICK60K, Oitf rasa. Agt., rortiana. A. B.C. DENII8TOK. . W. T. A. 613 First At,.-, 8M was.
