INDtiTKNDKftCK JiNl KKW.J8E, INDEI'KNDrlVCE, OURtJON
County Correspondence,
MIOCIl.
Crlni'-'l coiutructtHl t
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Albany Hlurd..
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J U,1 ill l'i"'IIIIV'VM.
. ll'hrnlook t.PRH trolling
sfll Monday, H.ti'mM.r
itrz!iv imii-wl through
. m to hi hoint
Jmi H'-rrfn will nmJ llm
tilltpr with her folk i
1(l,MHlt-r nnI family, of
.1. i mov on in iitnu
which he bought of Mr. Harmon.
II till!
I.uckiatutiUt llourlng mill, south of
Una pUco.
Hilns Hart ha dinnoKnl i.f I, in
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turkeys to Portland liriu fur 10
cents a pound.
iorno Itarrrii, of Ran KratH'.ixrn,
ia vinitin( hia lrullur Williuin
lire lliia wrk,
M. K, N lilock liounht a cow at
C. D. 1'urviim'a ale SalurJay, imy.
itiX I 10 fur fUnm.
John SninptfT ia moving into hia
own Ikuik' which haa heeti vacated
by the UhodcN family.
N. A. Kmiiiilt anl wife ard
through here Haturduy on their
way from Falls City to Monmouth.
(lalnert Forty round in Thirty
I .
vr.
Julia and Lizzie James visited
with their aunt., Mrs. Fuqua, at
Kit at-veral mouth our brother Parker,
had t.i-n Iroubhd wlln mitiK'-tl'n. j j 8lm;)e a fine JerBey
lie tried aev.ral reined!., but got "!,. . . iu uintr wild
lieimfH fruiii tlicm. We nun-iiimmI B
i mm of Chamberlain's Htoinscli Hint
Mver Tablet ami he oomnieiHN'd tak
ing them. IiihMb of thirty days he
had u'ii''l forty K)Umln in Heidi, lie
It now fully rwoveied. Wo have a
good tradu oil the 'I'alilotM. ItttM.KV
llitim., MerehanU, Long Branch, M.
I''nrl by Ktrklaiid lrui Co.
nUVICIt.
II. Chrialian intends moving on
thn Armstrong jiluce near Huver. '
Joseph IIcktr ia able to he out
again. Kecintly they haa a iiimi
ly reunion a soma of the children,
who had lecn absent several year,
were at home.
Mrs. Annie Hrown, of Airlie.l J. A. Uier has leturned to his
spent Sunday with relatives In Su-lhomaat Noedy. where he expects
to a pen a trie winter.
O. II. DeArmond and II. Max-
field attended the tale at Buena
Viata Saturday, and purchased
some fin hogs.
C. E. Mcl.ane haa been making
repair on hia property, and haa
started hia parents to housekeep
ing in the same.
Dr. Ketchum was called to Sil
ver! last week to see Mrs. Allen,
who has been quite sick, but is
much improved now.
J. J. Thurston had quite an ac
cident one day last week. While
returning from Ridders' mill with
a load of chop, lte ran off the end
of a bridge in Suver and threw
himself and part of bis load off.
but was lucky not to get hurt.
purititip.
Hun Harris and family visited
with hia MHler, Mra. J. M. Laraon,
Sunday.
Uoy DeArmond viaited with rel
atives in thia vicinity, before going
to rchool.
Florence Maxfield. of Corvallie,
is viniting at the home of Mr. Max
field for a few days.
John James is hauling the hop
nob s out of the yard on the place
Unit Mr. Huef bought, as ho intends
plowing it up and utting it in
grain.
, mk 1 Lis Sifelii? f' M i
;y INDEPENDENCE, ORE.' : " " '
Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Vrlk
ill! ' Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and 1 rS
Shoes, Groceries and ' f)
Provisions -
The larger part of our Fall Stock has arrived and we are now pre
pared to sell all new and up-to-date goods at the lowest possible prices
We invite you to call and examine our goods and get our prices.
We Can Save You vSome Money !
OUR LINE OF
Men's Clothing
Boys' Clothing
Men's Shoes
Boys' Shoes
Men's Hats
Boy Hats
Wool Underwear
Cotton Underwear
Sweaters Shirts
Gowns Neckwear
Wool Hose Cotton Hose
Suspenders Gloves
Overcoats Rain-coats
Rubber Goods
In Press Goods we have a I
complete line of the latest novel,
ties in plain Zibclincs, fancy
Snowilako Zibelines, striped Zib
olincB, Cashmeres, Henriettas,
Albertross, Venetians, Serges,
Melrose and various styies ana
colors of suitings.
In Waisting wo have the
plain French, Tricots flannels,
SnmvflakoB. and a nice line of col
ored Waisting and Kimona goods.
A large lino of Outings tiannois,
l'ercales, Shirting, Calico, etc
Also a nice line of Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Towelings, in
fact our stock is complete m all
lines, and-o guarantee our prices
are right.
Bring us your Produce
We will pay you the nign
est marKet price for it.
Ladies' Shoes
Misses' Shoes
Children' s Shoes
Ladies' Woolen Underwear
Ladies' Cotton Underwear
Children's Underwear
Ladies' Mackintoshes, Skirts,
Shirtwaists, Belts, Wool
Hose and Cotton Hose.
We have something excep
tionally good in Boys' and Girls'
Hose for School wear. Ask to
see them. .
, See our line of Warner's
Rust-Proof Corsets, the best wear
ing and best fitting Corset made.
Remember we carry a full
line of Groceries and will furnish
you in this line cheap as any one
in the city. Call and see us.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS,
"W. A. Messner.
DcafueHM Cuunot be Cured
by local Bppliefttiouii m they canno
reach the liee(l portion of the ear.
Ti..p 1h onlv one way to curelearne8.
and that 1b by eoiwtitutioual remedies.
Drafuetw Iti cauHed by an Inflamed con
dition of the mucous liumgof the Eu-
s'uchianTulie. When thin tube la In
flamed you have a rumbling Houud or
hunerfect hearinsr and when it ia en- ,
tirely closed, Ikufnexa is the result.
aud un!es the (uUamation can ue ta-
keu out and this tube restored to Its
normal couditlou, hearing will be de
stroyed forever. Nlue cases out of ten
are caused b,y Catarrh, which is noth
ing but au iullamed couditlou 01 me
mucous services.
w will clve Oue Hundred Dollars
f.ir nv case of Deafness (caused by ,
catarrh) that cacnot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, rree.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Furuily Pills are the best.
CITATION,
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HCRuswioor (TVS
In the County Court of the State of
Oreuon, for the County of Polk.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
G. Fisher, deceased, citation.,
Tn A. T.. Fisher. Minnie Bukley, fctta
Halev. Ella Anpleuate, Lena O. Michell
Jolly, Chaa. F. Fisher, Geo. C. Fisher, 1
Ralph B. Fisher JSarab A. tianer greet.
1ng: '
Tn the name of the State of Oregon,
yon are hereby cited and required to ap-
ipVip in the County Court of the btate oi
Oregon, lor the County of Polk at the
Court Room thereof, at Dallas in the
Pnnntv of Polk ou Saturday, the 3d day
of Octoher, 1903k at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, then and there to
show cauee why the prayer of the ex
ecutor's petition praying for an order to
sell all the real property belonging to
said estate should not be granted, said
property consisting of four tracts : One
of 80 acres in township 8 S. E. 5 West of
the Willamette meridian in Polk Coun
ty, Oregon ; one tract of 10 acreB in town
of Monmouth in said County j one tract
75x165 feet in block No. 9, in said town
of Monmouth in Polk County, Oregon;
one tract of 97.50 acres in townBhip 6 S.,
K. 1 West of the Willamette meridian
in Marion County, Oregon, each of said
tracts being fully described in said pe
tition. The object of selling said prop
erty is to reduce the estate to cash so as
to make equal division in value between
the heirs and legatees o said deceased,
according to terms of the last will of
Witness: The Hon. J. E. Sibley,
Judge ot the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Polk with
the Seal of said fcourt affixed, this 29th
day of August A. D. 1903.
Attest : U. S. Loughary, went.
Dr. O. D. Butler was in Portland
Sunday. '
13. T. HENKLE, ,
Barber Shop.
MAIN STREET,
One door south of Post Office.
Fine Baths in connection with shop
Independence, - Oregon.