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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1903)
INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE AND WEST SIDE. TKNTH YKAK. lNDKl'KNDKNCK, WIK COUNTY, OKIXJON, OCTOBKK 1, 1003. NUMBER ii A lAl At l IIM.NT. III Check Mo" rruetured. ; r'd'il, honorable; hut Im filled n j pauper' !'rnr. Drink whs the one bad habit that killed liim. It wiii t!i on IjT 'illtt lin hud. Sorrowing rtlative stood in the milL-d llift v Him I Imt ,i Thursday Dnvidson ..f Parker, nu t Willi tenons no v i . . ... lit WH t Work flitting lil'irgll MIHl ml i V n . . 1( (f,,i, tiinl iii mini! manner i the remains. Tiki I" I rtilv ep!aimi!ilt ft hub Mrurk nl a young ivoni!iii, renin,! from llllll ik t''fll''ll' MOW Oeneillll III" i 111" wave Willi ll) ir It 1 1) jr. "IK WHS rvi. n uliiog the 'i",' boon ami i iienntiiw. ti u-ii t .. i , Im lovcit, tint .iil'V oJ''ring 1''" '".vt'- Me the darn liver wa lhe power Ihut '.,., to luilt'iMiiilfini', thence to, put her yotu.g lit'.. t. nn end It-iii Ut treatment, where it wusill'-r story win luief; dm hud ffjxir l?t " "iJly wound ''ill not "Hi" "il i ri'iHliiinii. hlio lord it; iwrssaiily H serums Mr. jit was lhi only hum she hud. . TMi; ItlAl.T.MI.NT. i !in w ii h a vouim man well dressed nint Imrw the murks of refinement. Mi bund fumbled nervously with tin- mild niece in his liuckct as he Through tl kindm-M of Capt. i lU t ;M ny tnw.'ril tin- gaming n..l, n. iMvrriitmdil engineer in , ..i.t.. Marked little all. on (he tlwrga of lh improvement ! KlUlll, . Tin-y found a Uw on I he M-. II...., ..It., river, tttl Her It I : !,,! About 1 :(( I eet Will m Cum. pletl-d Till I'VI. . Imwn over the reM-imenv oeing. .i , tl() ,,. II hud met buiUou tl 1'iwik ( the jwilh misfortune, ill lipulth hmlkot ittiflt" river, uurlh wf lown, l,j,i, r,ltll nurk. Tim gohljiiiHt' ct of many tliotiHuinU of duilnrB . woU), 1Uvo Hiinii'il Inn wards. Tinf l' l,f urk ,l" ,u,M,li! lnd it. It wan tiie only one ' . . c ' i I . . . .i, .... .hv r vtr in Mm male, hi ill n --j ' - p!,iz.i lit xt morning, ln I I't U j.ul in o nubctrtiitially tll Um j tiit mlil to it durability rutluT! thai) to tl"' univitrKtil Icmlmay of; a.tnuiioii. Thii l.lgltea typo ol orkiimnnliip in uw-il in im con- ilrufiioii, mid linlipeiHlinfo limy! will iVft prou.l i llio iifirov llnllt. For two riHiiiH lh? rvetin'nt i Ftr-l, lifoniiMi Urn ruiuy rwii khjii duo ami m'omlly Unci" diiln't iiiiro.riutv a nlVickmcy of the iK-crcmiry wlnrtiwilli. The Bv eriiiurnt in lu I'K wkeii for evral thmti'iinil to lt hkih! iu its Conil tioii. WIimi toini)Util it will ex Uiultou point notith of tho mill. It ih wt-ll worth any omt'u timo Id Uke a utrnll down th river bank ami at'fl bow the KOVernmt-nt Uspi'iulinn money to llio wt ad TaiitiiK" t'f the public the country overby milking iniprovenu'td that will bfnelit the jxiplu at lurgo lmt TreiiMiir'H. It was a colli, wi't morning in a WiiliitiKdie Valb-y liop-yard. Mur key dki.-B, and a cold wind swept (timers up tho fpinal column of tho bop-pickcr n ho Hitllind furth to bin khor. Sh w ii 8 a wiiiHonmdiilcl ofsoven, dwhscd In overallM, a inatkintOHh CApoamla minbommt. Sbo hung her hi nd and Fobbfd dirioonno'nti'ly MbIik ptisKi'd along between the rows of wid hoim. "What in the matter, my dear?" inquired a ay m pathetic hop-picker, Doiii u the child'a tliHtresa. "1 hud a nice, pear in tny pocket hn I atarted and now it in io nd it was tho only one I had, boo hoo," and rubbing her eyes vigor ously, the child with the old young face pnsHi-d on, still searching for her loot treasure, "The only one" ! hud. They hauled him out to the pau pers fluid and buried him in an un marked prate. He was drunk ard killed in a saloon brawl. He hd been wealthy, influential, up- A p"f M mother stooped over a white bed in a eouthern hoepitnl and mnarmd her sorrow out. The : uiniil v form wa cold and till, the rer. llfn bandit and aetiv feet wore iiiict forevi-r. Moan and wacp, j pnor tlcioliile mother; your grief in i..iiif,il i.i hdiolil. fur th dead sol dier lad wh th only rhild ) hi hud. Hut remember alway that there are sadder thin in lite thandeidh. Thot-hild in the Willamette Val ley bop-yard, weeping over her lost pear. H only a picture in miniature, t be enlarged and, torn by the pass ing year. Mrs, (irnce K. IUH. Io (iood-It l'ajn. ney to bit fiither's grave, and baa not returned home an yet. , They Will Itvliirn. , i The K. C. Halt arm, in weft-rn pift of Utieiui V'isU, oecupied for the piit igldeeit niontlm by ILL. Mull, Ik nw vacant. It will not uii( remain unoerupicd, howver. an a new tonant is to taku imiiii! diate posm'Httiun. Twenty year a;o Mr. and Mr. A. J. Hall left limna;Vita. . Tln-ir threw ehiblreu were born here, and for eight or ten yi-an they roH'.de l in tlin t'nii tlnivinj- yillagH that lutH ninefi lapMivl into a state of par tial paraiysiri. Hut Mr. and Mr. Hull are to return in a few weeks, to uiiin tako up their residencn here. Sine leaving nuena Vista they have r"ill near Weils sfa- tion, in llctiton county. Tho firm in lktena Vista which tlmy aro to occupy H a portion of the old donation claim- of Kaon 15 Mall, a pioneer of '-17. The ami hai riever been out of tho possession of the Mall since that time. -- . Itluo AmlnliisiaiiH. My birds took all the first prizes at the 100,'i Biate Fair for this breed. I hftva cockerels for sale. Writo for prices. D. M. Calbrealh, Monmouth. Oregon. A Chiengo man Im observed that, "(ImMl deeilsrn better llian rem esiiii drtls-Kouie of Hi Inner are worthless. Li,n... inn' ifrMllv. show syni- i. i." r ' . . . ....ii... bind a hflnliia Ha'""- 10,1 IH.W-J - . .. . . . II. I 1. 1411 1)V It. MOSl CllllllOl H.W"J 11 k ml worn ami " men i(ii.-.'". .... 1 CouraKement more than substantial help Thew are persons In Ihls com tnumty who mlKl't truihfully say; ..My nmi friend, cheer up. A few do of Chumberlain's rouRii jwii., m rbl vouof your cold, aim u.ere . ..r wlmiever from i.ueuinoiiia ,11, ui.iiK' ,, . , . ... when you use that meuicum. I HIIIIW IL It. I I WtlJ . ,, ..lit iiiiuiv a lime. VJ Kirkland Print . Itctiirned Jtoinc. Mrs. V. A. ilwinn and daughter .. ...I bm.iH from Newport last Tliev reached this point .k- Um.ed that the body o v lieu mi'; . . husband and lather, i.M interred, and they, there- fore, cut short their sad journey .l home. Mr. Gwinns anil renins , ... : r less surrounded ,utrv. It is nreBUineu umv he was stricken with a fatal stroke of heart disease, he having fllicted with that trouble He ..... oftted on the beach, was lasii , with his face buried in hi. h.nd. It is presumed that he waa . that death came to him " the aforesaid mentioned nner body was then carried out with the ru lnd again washed ashore. Sward Gw5 continued his jour- Clara, "that ail our little friends would like it and we knew you would not mind having a lot of us to tell the story to." "1 see, I see, that's a' I ri'ht, glad to se you all. Now here's a map of Great ISritian and up lo re in the north of England you see a villaue called Kuxleslield. In this ijuiet littl; village wai bom toward the close of the 18th century, that is in tho year 17M, a boy named John Pulton. Mis father was a noor. but hard working nrn. Now, "n is said, that Johnny was a brave little fellow. Whenever Im would meet with .it dliiciilty something: hard, you know, be would say , 'Van nmd deii't,' meaning you and I speuk, 'One must do it.' One time bo had a sum to do and it was very bard, and after work ing at it a long time his father asked him if.it was done yet. His answer was 'No; but yan uied deu't.' Me worked till late and then went to bed and during the night the answer cam6 and when he got up he easily wiMo down the answer. I tell you ho was a dig ger. Thero was no give up with him. "Well, this youngster was down to the village store one day and h'-ard some men ask the question whether there was any difference between three square yards and three yards square, and at once he started to settle it and proved To Com'spondeiits. We want a good correspondent from Falls City, and we will give the first person to send in an ap plication 100 point. The same number will lie given to any corre spondent securing the E.vrKiiPiusE a representative at Hallelon or Perrydalo. Rustle and increase your points rapidly. Mrs. Bertha Cariere was a passenger to Portland Friday. ISOICN. SI'IiULING. On Thursday, .Sep tember 21th, 1903. to Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Sperling, a daughter. MOTOR LINE 1 TIME TABLE. INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH RAILWAY CO. I'nelo Original ami Ills Story of j that the two were very far from be the l'oiiiuliiii; f Chemistry. J ln(j tJume When he was 12 to "Well, now you youngsters, what trick is this you've played me? Did you suppose because I d an nounced my subject beforehand that I was agoin' to hold meeting?" And Uncle, had reason enough to ask the ouestion for here was not only Fred and Cfura and other cousins, but the children of the neighbored to vwhom Freddy had told of the coming event. "Now, Uuole, we thought," said -T-I '"" I I I I 1 1 A Z. Wh4 GLEMMJB V House is one of ttie duties that a weak woman looks forward to with dread. As n rule, she knows that she must pay for the over-strain with days or weeks of womanly suffering. Pr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription makes weak women strouj? and sick women well. 11 cures iuc womanly diseases which undermine the general health. It establishes regu larity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cure female weakness. i took two bottlM of tow r iSf -Goldm Mf'Hcal Discovery and am feet ? -.imrriln Mrs. Pan McKentie. of Lorwaj lngwfll, wru mrs. & M h j Minn, Cave Breton u, " ride(md head. TatYyommc I wa. cured. Pierce and his medicine." , flTavorite Prescription" hu the testi mony of thousands of women to its complete cure of womanly diseases. Do accept an unknown and unproyed "SS? "pfiS. Cormno. Sense Medical Adviser is sent r "f Vumps to psy expense of mailing. tmh. Send at one-cent atamps for the book in covers, or Ji stamps for the cloth iSXme. Addrm'Sr. R.V. Pier Buffalo, N.Y. , 1J hn iniirdit school in bis native village. When be was hlteen he moved to a place called Kendal, 1:1 the next county, see." Uncle Orig inal oointed to the map. He walked from his home to this place, nearly fifty miles, and all he had was an umbrella and a few things tied in a bundle. Me was always looking' around for something to think about. He soon became fa mous in chemistry and originated or rather discovered new laws and systems, and all the students along this line are imrfbted to him. Me is known the world over, and I have seen in a beautiful park in Manchester, England, a big statue of him, ejected to his honor. He was a Quaker in religion as his father and mother were before him. "Now, children, I do want you to learn something from him. He once said to a young man in the language of the Quakers 'Thou seems to have better talents than I possessed at thy age; but thou may want the thing I had a good share of perseverence.' This is the les son. You know, we often say it: 'If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again.' Now this has been . Inner meetine and I hope its done some good. Kun and play all of you. Come again some time, my young friends and we'll have an other good time." W. W. E. lie Learned a Great Truth. 1 Tt ia said of John Wesley that be aid to Mistress Wesley: "wny a x,r.n tll that child the same imag over and over again?" "John Wesley, because onoe telling is not enougu. It is for the same reason that you are told again and again ma v.niu. toir.i. f'ontrh Remedy cures colds and crip: that it counteracts any tendency 01 inese ukhc . - r monla, and that it is pleasant and safe to take, ooiu vy J. A. BYERS Proprietor of ySTA-GrE ntlo dailv. Leaves .Indepen dence'at 8:15 A. M. and returning leaves Sa'.em at 1 :30 P. M. Freight handled reasonably. tA-avv Indipea cliMico for ! uioulli itnil Air hi) 7:S a. 111. S:;!U . m. leaves Iiidepon" cU'iic fur Mini mum natid Ditllus !:') u. m. t)-.l5 p. ia. L'vcs Monmouth for A Irl i. 7:.VIa. m. 8:i0p. in. IVP' Monmouth for Dallas. 11:31 a. m. Kid p. m. Iavt-. Alrlis for MotitiiiHiih mid Irnlfpt!UiIem-e. a. m, :i'i p. in. J avra lallas for Muiimoutli and ludi-ponilence. 1:10 p. m. 7-M " I.'vps Monnioutli for Indi'iie.ndeuce 9: in a. in. l::i p. iu. 2:l " 5:4ri " 8:lK " l?avps Indepen dence for Ion, 2:tl5 p. m GL Hawkins f'-i f i y U 'V . Dallas, Ore. Marble and Granite tiiSH Monuments and Head atones Cemetery work etc. She ?peade, Daviasop 6t fieages, ufSl I. Cisars, Cigarettes, Tobac cos am?. Confectionery. First Class . Soda Fountain Connection. IN H. 4. ...THE... mcnnioutl) Caunflry J 11.19. WlUli'iai'i1 4 Should have your Work. 4 Washing called for and de- 4 livered. A wahinir called for on Taes- 4 day and delivered on Satur- day...... 4 cuorR Guarantee! ' 1 Monmouth, Oregon, f
