INDEPENDENCE ENTKUTIJlE, lNDl'rr.NDKNCl PIUWON
Independence
Enterprise.
IAND WEST SIDt.
ri'BI.WHKB EVERY THl'IWOAY,
Kntared M lndrpuilno, Or HWloffln M
Stthsciiptlott Price, $1.50 pcrYr.
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KbIm on dlpljr advert Ulnt mad known
00 applimlon.
Social and Personal!
Geo. E- Brey was in Portland the
first of the wek.
T. I. Campbell and family hav
moved to Corvallis.
Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Gibson are
visiting near Eugene tnis week.
Miss Pearl Squires, of Monmouth
was a Corvallis visitor last week.
E. E. Paddock is moving to the
Goodman residence on C street.
The Margarita Fisher troop paps
ed through town Monday for Cot
tage Grove.
Marcy Riley, from Nome, Alas
ka, visited his cousin, Mrs. Chas.
Uiff, here this week.
R. S. Conner, a former Polk
county assessor, is very ill at Spok
ane, Wash., with little prospects of
recovering.
I am prepared to do all kinds
of well drilling in first-class shape
on short notice. Arch Sloper Inde
pendence. G. L. Hawkins, of Dallas, has
been at Monmouth the 'past week,
erecting a monument over the
grave of the late John Wolverton.
Seyeral large hop purchases were
made by a Salem firm Monday.
Nearly 20UO baled were purchased,
the figure in most case's being 21
cents per pound.
Oliver Jones has purchased the
dwelling house now occupied by
Riley Craven and family. The
latter are to move to the Baptist
parsonage when Rev. He lly moves
to Portland a"bout the first of the
month.,
The firm of VanOrsdel & Hayes
has been dissolved by mutual con
cent, Mr. Hayes retiring. Mr.
VanOrsdel has taken his son, John,
into the business, and the firm will
hereafter be known as Jf G. Van
Orsdel & Son. Dallas Observer.
Mr. Baker, the photographer at
the Pickel gallery, is turning out
the beBt work ever seen in the
county. Prices rip.ht.
J. 0. Russell, a Senior at the
University, arrived from Eastern
Washington to finish his studies.
His home is in MoiuuoiUh. Ku
gene Guanl.
Now that the cold rains have
come you will want aoiue nice,
warm underwear, a good pair of
shntfH. or a pair of rubber boots, a
pair of rubbers, a mackintosh or a
rain coat, an umbrella. We have
them, and our prices are reason
able. At Mesnner's.
Among the hoys tq visit Corvallis
Saturday to see lh football game
between the Oregon Agricultural
College and the university of
Washington were J. K. Kirkland.
Clare Irvine, "Billy" McAdams,
W. II. Walker, Frank Whiteaker
Saui Irvine, Claud Hubbard, Ross
Nelson and others.
Jeff Mattney was recently at the
Sileti reservation, and while there
met with an unusual experience
He and an India,n, John Williams
by name, were diggin ga grave for
nl.J Tve.John. late thief of th
Sileti, whose Heath occurred
recently, when they found evidence
of another grave. Continuing with
their excavating they restored the
bones of old chief Palmer, who
died 53 years ago. In the grave
was a sword, also a horse, pistol
and priceless beads. The imple
ments of warfare were badly decay
ed, but strange to say the old
Indiau's blankets were iu a splen
did state of presevation. An old
buck remembered the presentation
otsword and pistol at Fort Hoskius
over 50 years ago to Chief Palmer
by the American colonel in charge
of the fort. The incident has an
unnatural interest attached to it.
Baptist Church of Independence
Weekly services: Sunday school at
10 A. M. Preaching at U A. M.
Pr'avermeetine 7:30 P. M. All are
cordially invited to our services.
Arthur S. Allen, pastor.
Saves two From Death.
Cor. Commercial and Court
The iSnlem Stores
208-300 Comntcrcil
STOCKTON CO.
We Boast of the Great Values We Offer
... w - worthy Than Now.
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We Give Bargains hatJiavNo Precedent
"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attact of whooping cough and
bronchitis." writes Mrs. W. K, Havi-
land, of Armonk, New York, "but
when all other remedies failed, we
saved her life with Dr. King's New
Discovery. Our niece, who bad Con
sumption la an advanced stage, also
used the wonderful medicine and today
she is perfectly well." Desperate
throat and lung diseases yield to Dr.
King's New Discovery as to no other
medicine on eartb. Infallible for
Coughs and Colds. 60o and $1.00 bot
tles guaranteed by A. 8. Locke. Tnaj
bottles free.
fi. R. nebrbas, D.D.S.
Monmouth
Dentist
Easport
Over P. O. Monmouth.
JSTEpTtOTHE FACTS, ALL VoulcONOMICALLY INCLINED PEOPLE
If. because we noil tho greatest value that wo noil the greatost quantity; urn! it i )
Its loiaiho w m i hai.rituv that we can uii..urmll nil oil,
! 1' ; r nnilbt t,H-k ....I m, if wo to not .avoyoummJ
V" vyvi (iff,Xr. IW'uuho our imeoH are lower. 15,
liocautio our assortments n- "i- -
wo protect our patrons by the guaranty, 1 ll lfcst.
New Goods Arriving Every Day
IM'lHl
CUSHION TOPS
Mn's and Boy' Clothing
Holverson always had a reputa-j Our b.g stock of d? h.ng t ho;
lion for carrying a big stock of, Stockton -land. No . ..U . H o m
swell cushion tops. A new line r-; merc.at M u elmok full or l.u
rived just before we bought and we , honed values,
offer them as follows: j $10 to $13 Sulta
45c values for wo,,h!s. try worsted.;
B0c va e. for 4-s )t.w H.k
75c values for , P(-
ll.OOvalues fr ''c i Special $8.95 j
1.23 values tor 9As , - ---: i
i Men'i Cravcnttte CoU j
The latest line in the city just
arrived and we oflVr them at our
usual
MarKed Down Price
l,adis I'ursus reduced J
Swell Walit
Another line m-eived yestcrc
by express
Swell Oxfords
Silk Velvets
White Alpacas
Kte . Kto.
New Line of Ladiet Collari Just In
The swollest eyer. We jutt
opened them yesterday and they
went like hot cakes at our
MarKed Down Pricea
Remarkable Values in Lace
Curtains
See display in window at our cor
ner store.
11.23 Nottinghains. I .'.'0
2.00 Uu tiled Muslins with col
ored stripes and tloral do
signs special 1-30
2.25 values in same patterns
and sty lea 1C0
3.00 Notlinghams 2.10
5.50 English Brussels 4.00
4.50 Irish Points 3.00
6.00 Imported Nottinghains. . 4.50
7.00 Brussels DeCalis 5.00
Umbrellas
45c to 8.10
ltust in all Salem
Rubber Boots j
High grade, Snag Proof kind for
men and boys. New stock just
received j
At Sale Pricea. !
Men's Furnishings j
Complete stoek at both stores.
Swell 50c anil c ties
Sale Price 45c
New Golf Gloves
Just received at both stores a
double stock marked at prices less
than you'll expect.
Embroideries
A line T special good .patter
reduced as lollows:
Values up to 10c a yard reduej
to fur.
Values up to 20c a yard redu
lO 0(5
Valuos up to 3.ro a yard rsduej
to 20c.
Boys' Sweaters
The kind you pay OOo and 75c
Our price
42c
Rubbers
Ladies'. Children'! and ll'm
rubers at Sale Prices at hi
stores.
Received yesterday.
NEW DRESS GOODS AND WAISTINGS.
Novelty Zibelines. Fancy Cashmeres. Nub Suitings, Scotch Homespuns, etc "X
Oxlord and Velvet Waistings.
All These New Creations at Sale Prices.
Stockton Sr Co.'s Two Big Stores
Conducting Two Great Sales
Of Time and Money
In a business education pays. This is
shown by the success of. our students
in securing and holding responsible
positions. We offer strong business
and shorthand couraije. Thorough
work. Class and Individual instruc
tion. Living expenses low. Our cata
log will tell you all about our school.
Yours for the asking.
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
SALEM, OREGON.
W. L Staley, Principal.
Polk County Bank,
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, - OM0.
J. H. Hawlbt, P. L. Campbiia,
President. Vice Pres.
Ira C. Powkll, Cashier.
Paid Capital, sjo.ooo.
Dibbctobs: J. H. Hawley, P. L.
Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J. B. V.
Butler, John B. Stump, J. .
Withrow, F. S. Powell.
Transact Oaoeni Baaktef
sad Eaohaog ftMaoess...
Drafts sold available throughout
the United States and Canada,
T. F. Fisher, who has been with i
F. A. Douty as dry goods man for
several months, returned to his
bome in Portland Saturday.
Vnr rent Two laree farms,
three miles north of Independence,
arnes, bouses, wens ana oui-
them. PaBture. IW
acres in snmmer fallow ready to
sow. Ben Ilayden. For any fur
ther information apply to J. W.
Kirkland or J. II. Moran.
Mnnre'a Hair Invieorator and
Herpicide are the world's greatest
scalp cleansers and hair lnvigor
ators. Both are for sale atJ. S.
Moore's barber shop. Call and
have Mr. Moore give an applica
tion of either remedy and you
will never be without one or the
other. :
Confession of a Priest.
H. H. Jasperson,
Undertaker. Enbalm
and Funeral Director,
Independence, ft 0r(9
Our Hew Cocation
Bev.Jna 8. Cox, of Wake, Ark.,
writes, for 12 years I suffered from Yel
llow Jaundice. I consulted a number
of physicians and tried all sorts of med
icines, but got no relief. Then I be
gan the use of Electrio Bitters and feel
that I am cured of a disease that bad
me in Its grasp for twelve years." If
you want a reliable medicine for Liver
and Kidney trouble, stomach disorder
or general debility, get Electric Bitters.
It's guaranteed by A. 8. Locke, Only
60c.
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