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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1903)
DEPENDENCE N ENTERPRISE AND WEST SIDE. HI YEAK. INDKl'KNDKNCK, POLK COUNTY, OUWJON, SE1TEMHKU 10, 19u:j. 88988SS9S 8888888 8888880 m 7f7f TTvnAr;iA TV NUMBER 41 Lm T. Thorp. I ll .lt. n.illlllV llloilWf ,.y in th" death "r 1 lira . i-uir.Tfr of Hrlghfi. ( bul ,1-mt Kri.Uy lt ifrt were tl:0)l ,,Y UIkI'T the Upii'e 'f I. O. O.K. of Thorp t'orn in May Ui,.uri. March t, 1CJ, it-tarly K"'f ! yciftrf. or wcto-M-.! the plains to Or- j wtt married Ilwnuber i,i Xli Harah C. Hedg-n, :b i duu!t-r, Mr. (joikI ffoiugo f'rove. survives inirriving in l'olk county up l donation In ixl ,lii, pr.-0'iil M "f Fall" City i on lii h"iu.'t' l. 1I ! i 'king Tf a ttx-Ul, seeking but ... . . ... . . . . , ' , ... i K M'tiiia or not ng indtnVrent to 'bet you that Utere s in hut i l ibrnia tnl . . " . .... Columbia. I.atrr lis en il,,. ll.niriiiir tin 1 buMiifM City mul Kickreall. Unti t . i t M I I. . . - gumce In nH'iiirn was quite 1J w a g'l mart -th U a !" to the com a which he lived so long 0) 01 0' 01 0J 01 Q) 01 01 03) Oil 0D 0D 0D All wo uhIc in a comparison a perusal of our columns and those of other county .criodicals. If then you deem it worthy of your patronage, hftll bo pleased to hamlle it. Remember, our policy is strictly cash-in-ad-vantr, and discontinuance on expiration of subscription. The cash plan is the only satisfactory one. No publisher has a right to run a man in debt against his own will, and on the other hand lie is entitled to his pay. The each plan has been eminently successful with us, and our list has grown from the day f its installation as a part of ottr business methods. Now adays a man doesn't want a paper about hint which will run along for years and then semis bills for several dollars back subscriptions in other words for a paper you can't stop. CO to CO CO CO ) CO CO 03) tt T r- ir oooooooooooo SoSSo8o8S880 k rieawuit Amur. s'.ty afternoon, Augut 27 4iful hwiuo of Mr. Jobt -a bud bwtt lufulIy doc t the rert ption of u tiunt h frii tid to 'l o'clui k ten til liml aiott'inbltnl. trt utt pruvxlf.1 with uttmll i (xm1 hiiiI rwjuired to wk fr a preltv littl jug jpy the ct'DK-r of the par (it Urn ludifU whtltlcH: ivt each hfx.1 taken, de uiutlo and conio j'lfuing ere rnuKru. amittpo of young ladies 'in dettiffn ami tUtie8 of the crks stid awarded ftrt ' Mrs. 0. I). Butler and ft itetoMr. V. II. Walklr. diet were utthered into the Jilting room whom an de "t awaited tha merry oom Mr. DickitiHon and her 'Mrs dtiliahtlul hoHteniu8 c ----- 1 fortunate enough to be e: Mchdames Ixcke, chrd. Owon, Btark, Hut- ColltiiH. Patteraot). IT. Fryur, Chas. Ilifl', k.CrPHny, Mollt CrsHsy, ison, Mott. I. Dick in- Trundle, of VancouTcr. i Misses Putternon, Vena Ooff, and Ollis Will- nch, W fillips uie tlwiit That Vhc. Tlrrd Mntliom? for ngg 'Pted in last week's It is no nassine w i it a temporary '7 lr witnesses our aing in from the coun- d 1 children come also. 'hey got and hot or cold w "either Ere ten, Thiy k..r k- in ar.v dnnK tioll.J . .. . I 11 Till lt V mm, ana in on strain isbandx are finihhinir a drink we this luittlt-r. If it is taken up and jlmth thought 'much more of one attended to ever enlarging propr-jupor. a time and it refreshed us Ity will come to us. and mothers quicker. 1 Jtat the clear com will not dresd the visit to town, j water wo used to get from the old Sah'tii has a place conducted by! oaken bucket that hung in the tbe W. C. T. U. The writer and j well, after returning from the field family foil ud it very convenient, jon a sultry day.' This sent Wood- and the children who need a wee ! worth home and he wrote: sleep were provided for. It is a great blenning t many who go in and rest. This can le done for In deendMice with very little effort and at a small cost. Men can go with their pips or cigars and sit around in the store or at lite store stove, but the mothers, wherehall they go? No sir, merchants take this up. do the justifiable thing, provide this necessary accomoda tion and win the sincere gratitude of a boundless number of mothers. ltv t)sn Who Has Intekest or City at IIeaut. Undo Orltrliial." 'Sav. uncle." said inquisitive lit tle Freddy, who never tired of ask flic ouestions and especially 'V un cle "Original." as all the nieces and nenhews tilavfully called bim, ' tell tin about, well about the 'original' of some things, do uncle, there, now, do." This was said so plead ingly uncle could not resist. "Well, there you is egain, you mtns'uns is the everlasting young'uns I ever seed. Alus ask ing questions ami there s no ga ting away from you either. Well, well, that's how it com-s, all I ever I trot by asking questions. This he said half aloud for he was thinking. "See here, youngsters, what was that you nil were singing ust now out yonder m we or chard?" "Why, uncle," answer! bisra. that was 'The Old Oaken Bucket,' ,nd we like it uncle." "Now'listen while I'll tell 'er all K.i-it. ,nw it came to be wrote. It was back East and one Pam T)te moss covered bucket I hail as a treasure, For often at neon, when returned from the field, I fonnd it the source of an ex quisite pleasure, The purest and sweetest that na ture can yield" "Now run off and sing it again." And ofi they ran knowing full well that uncle would tell, them other stories full of information and in terest. W.W.E. What Is Life? WooXorth. a' printer in New The milk when allowed t0 remain In tho last analysis nobody knows, but we do know that It is under strict law. Abuse that law even slightly, pain rentilUt. Irregular living means (Icrantremeiit of the organs, resulting in Constipation, Headache or i.tver trmiblu. Dr. Klnti'a New Life 1'Uis quickly re-adiuBts this. It's gentle, yt thorough. Only 25o at A. 8. Locke's Drug Store. Buttons Grow on Bushes. The ivory buttons you wear do not present the death of an elephant in the wilds of Africa; your pearl buttons were probably never nearer than you took tbe m to the ehell of a bivalve mollnsk, and the prob abilities are that no rubber tree was ever tapped to produce the hard rubber buttoms that adorn your overwat. Down in Central America there is a :ruit producing palm that has quite metamorphosed the button business that formed the nucleus for one of the most im portant industries in the United st-toa The seed of this fruit con tains a milk that is sweet to the taste and relished by the natives, Thus the probabilities are that our buttons are made of a vegetable milk, and they grow on the bushes. Ths ivory plant is one of the marvels of the age and is reward ing its growers with vast fortunes. Tho nuts are brought to the United States by the ship load and hauled act og the continent to the big button factories, from which they issue forth in every conceivable desig, cohy, grade and classifica tion of buttons. ' s The ivory plant has recently been discovered in California, but the nut it produces in its wild state isofinferor quality and will not make eood bu'tons. It is believed though, that with the proper cul tivation the fruit would be as valu able as the Central America. If so the growing of buttons in America will become an industry of impor tance ceround only to the growing ot corn, wheat and cotton, for every body wears buttons. Popular Me chanics. "' . : Dr. A. T. Roberts Has Return ed to Salem. v mysteriously disappeared much to the chagirn of these young ladies. Imagine the surprise in store for them when the pictures were dis covered pasted around on the cu cumbers in the garden. We are informed by one of the young ladies tht the result was effec tual. An Independence Boy. Edward Kosendorf leaves Cor vallis tomorrow for th East by way ot the Canadian PaciSc, to en ter the medical departmnt of the University of Pennsylvania. The course in this college covers a period of four years, after which our young friend purposes to spend two years in the hospitals of Philadelphia, and one year in Europe. lie graduated from the O. A. C. in pharmacy, ia the class of 1902. After a visit in Indepen dence and Portland he will leave the latter place on Wednesday next. Corvallis Gazette. Cigars At $4 Apiece. Dr. A. T. Roberts, the eye spec ialist, who was here two years ago and through the perfection of his work gained a reputation second to none in Oregon, has returned to Salem and has a fine suite of of fices over Dalrymple's store, where he would be pleaed to meet all his old friends and patients, and others who need his services. Over Dal rymple's store. Examination free. Protection From Pests. fork, wrote it, Woodworm m, rinkinir in a saloon kepi o7 - man named Mallory. Wood worth . . r.o o in nranuy- as indulging - ' gei ana not or ooia was mumu'a , the weather. The ba- He lifted up a glass newly tinea nA u d: "lhH oraunT . -ir.'nk on earth . ?c.r,?,r J,, ,:;-',: nswer.d m.i- wen, a 41 l" J , . . y,. ... lory. II was interested he was in the nut long enough becomes indurated and turns into a sub stance as brittle and bard as the ivory from the elephant's tusk. The plant that produces these nuts in called ivory piani. buttons used in America, whether termed ivory, pearl, rubber, horn or bone, come from this ivory plant. Special from Parker. . ' , . ' We read of any number of reme dies for the prevention of destruc tion of plants, gardens, trees, etc., by the many different species of hemipterous insects that infest our mundane sphere, and while these various remedies are not without their merits, and while we are willing to extol their virtues in laudable eulogies, we would like to offer for inspection, this original remedy that has been duly tested and approved by Mr. Critchlow, of Airlie. A short time ago the Miss es Maggie and Lura Critchlow had some stamp photos finished in ac cordance to the latest .model, and were very proud of ' their possess ions. But one day the pictures Says the New York Tribune: Those who have attended the big banquets at Delmonico's, such, for instance, as the one given to Cyrus Field upon the completion of the Atlantic Cable, atd which cost $50 a plate, had the privilege of smok ing the choicest Havana cigars, costing, perhaps, 50 cents each. But what would the dinner cost with cigars at 14 apiece? Yet there are such cigars being made in Havana today, and some, have ar rived at New York. Francitco E. Fonseca, a friend of President Pal ma. arid who was born near where he lived in Cuba" received oae of these a few days ago. It was wrap ped in an imported piece 'of Jap anease nee paper and enclosed in a handsomely decorated box. In fact, only one comes in a box, and each is 16 inches long and an incn and a quarter in diameter at the middle. It is said that the tobacco can Only be grown on one plan tation in Cuba, and the duty on each is 68 cents. Bought A Pine Rani. C. II. Davidson, of Shedd, re turned from Monmouth, Polk county, where he purchased a fine yearling registered Cots wold raui from J. B. Stump, the well known breeder. Mr. Da vidson has a gjjod sized band of sheep at his farm and finds them a very profitable invest ment. Albany Herald. Mrs. I. Dickinson returned from Vancouver nesday evening. Wash., Wed- His Life Saved By Chamberlain's C 0 lie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. "B L. Bver. a well known cooper of this town, savs lie believes Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life last summer. He had been sick for a month with what the doctors call bilious dysen tery, and could get nothing to do him any good uutil he tried th'.s remedy. It gave him Immediate relief," says . T. Little, merchant, Hancock, Aid. For sale by Kirkland Drug Co. It in nn nan n. thinking, he was young,