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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1903)
INDEPENDENCE ENTEUI'WSR, INDEPENDENCE, pREOON Is being delayed on account of a lack of room in the building to accom modate a crowd. Just as quick as we can arrange this it is our intention to commence the auction. In the meantime we are giving big bargains on our goods. DOUTrS STORE. ID. l. .ilUin-J '" " une to fall oil' of the old lleniureej house lat wetdt, but i able to ba around again. j MOXMOLT1I Boct'uby it building a new wne was it Halom visitor !iy. aitb sml wile iwnl Sun- Doughty finished digging '1 !at 'k. Boots luu had a new wind- tied on his place. Reynold 1 assisting L. ain the drug store. W. J. Mulkey, Jr., has toniililea but in bettor, i Morris and George Kern- pent a few days in Tort' l sok. Ytcr returned from the santry hit week, haling a hunting trip. uouth baa a wide awake irttte league comported of -i meet oncu a week. N'ormal football team will i the Ml. Annel football U Saturday, at Mt. Angel. Mulkey ami family spent J)i with their parent hero, g to Lane county Tuesday o Arant and family re fom Crater Lake laist week, have spent the last t. Work has returned from City, where he has been tor the Bryan-Lucaa Saw T. C. Allen has returned after two weeks' vacation. Mrs. Zook is quite feeble at pres ent. A. N. I'l b built a nevsood-houe. Dcbrbas, D.D.S. pnmouth i Dentist fa EXspdrb Monmouth has a candy factory, located (ppiit the hotel, Otis WoUrrton and family now occupy the ol Stump place. Mr. Martin and ' wife, of The Dalle, aro visiting in town. The Y. I". A. convention held tors latwk was a very profitable one. , There was goood attendance from abroad. V Messrs. Leebman and Monk preached &t the Evangellical church Munday evening. They are of the Munenite church. ,m,th daerves a first-class ..!m. Let's get our ehoul- der to the wheel and see if some thing can't be done. Rev. T. T. Vincent, formerly oi Monmouth but now of forvlalis .:n ,U nurvices in the fcvan- Relical church Satnrday evening aud Sunday. ( . Jacob Leehman, of Chambers burg, Penn., and John Monk, of Osborne, Ohio, were the guests of John McCaleb last week Miss IsabelleStouffer and Miss Ohio, were also gu-ln t Mr.Mc Caleb's. . Frank Fisher was a stage pungor to Balem en route to Portland. Mr. Tuttle'. cousin, of California. Vork state. Mr.ralmerfenfroui.artreel.- Jurduy, bruising him up some but nnt Uniterously. Four new stndenu entered school this Mis. Berth. Allen returned from 8 Jem Monday. 8. M. Daniel made a businetia trip to Sriuthis week. Tlie Havana girl sK-iit Sunday at their home in Salem. Mr. tirt'Tft "pent Saturday and Sun day in Salem. Mr. KrnetThurton exacts to move to Portland soon. Council Proceedings. Sldevrnlk resolution passed. The irnmn of the street com mit!) empowered to buy a car loud of tuch lumber as way bo necessary for the City's use. . , . Li 11 No. CO passed, entitled Vium"v ..... - .. ,.-.ii...,..,i.fininff the time to cease doina business in stores, saloone and other places of bualneas in the City of . i........ .ml rlnnc the doors. inuereimuuv. The ollice ol uouncuuiiwi .hiv clured vacant. Adjourned to Octolier JO. J. 8. Bohannon elected councilman. Resolution., regarding survey of the City paaaed. Peter Kurre lett today for Sacraminto, Cal. Ho will extend his trip to Mis souri. a . t the Presbyterian church at 11 A.M. Sabbath school . .. i t Tnnp Ruccested oy at iu " "r - F". important issues now before the .K. r,,l tt-plnnmo tO public A veir ft! . .r t V TlMiann and children, who have been viaiung x,uv..v. Ground's family in wonmouui, turned to Eugene this moruing. , saved His Life. ANTIOCII. T T. Vishhank and familv have gone to Yamhill county, on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Martha Auuison. Clara Marks is cutting logs for the Charter Oak saw mill. Charlie Ilaynes has put up a new mail box. James Lee is busy this fine weather, hauling tomatoes and po tatoes to Falls City. Win. Bogiusky's barn on Pisgoh Mt. is nearing completion. When it comes to doing good line, the En- s 0 teupkisk is right up with the best of them. Mi- Martin and wife, who have i K - U l nut vpar OT PO . . 11' 1. rr.1lriT WOTtk 1T1 thlS lu suerumu wuuvj, 1 J O.. 4 ... 1 a clintlrUT neignuornoou oamiunj, """""e bands with their many friends. . - i i: i ; i?llo Pitw iney iormeny u i" a-movvj. A few farmers are still plowing, but generally the ground is not wet enough. Ernest Thurston has dried quite a large quantity of Italian prunes iniS BOBBIIU. uguiKur...... dred bushels for his neighbors, also . i l L .... 1 . 1 fnm V.10 ftnrn nine nunareu uutuoio uuw "" -orchards, which he has put up in j V. Pavenport, Wingo, Ky., ii tono. "I want to tell writes, juno it, - . ,. nllrd's Snow Llnl- yoU1 under the went aavea my . tment of two doctor, aud b told me one vi u.j b- lo .... .hr badlv affected- I gone, auu - . r don-t also nau a iuiuk - tWBk that I could have live over two months longer. -- - - .Mend to try " rriena w j .i.tlon trlve me mnt. ins ui "i t - , wller 1 two fifty cent bottle, cured great rent, t wonderful me Bound and elU " wedieineand I "--'Vrf tng humanity." Bold by A. S. Locke. ' Inside each pound package of Lion Coffee will be found a FREE game. ; 60 different games. All new. At Your Orocer'a. Saves two From Death. j ... ..... . .... kn.l an alTtmkt. "Our imie aauji" uu v. j fatal attaet of whooping cough , and bronobltis," writea Mrs. W. K Hay -land, of Armonk, New York, "but when all other remedies tailed, we aved her life with Dr. King'a New .. .flirt hull I .mi m gumption In an advanced stage, also uuipv j,f,,i ,nc,Aio nannd todaV BUhl is perfectly well." Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. Kinir's New Disoovery as to no otner medicine on earth. Infallible for Vlw guaranteed by A. 8. Locke. Tnai bottles free. A Missouri country di tor refuses to publish obituary notices of people who, while living, failed to subscribe to hia paper and gives tnis poiuwu "People who do not take lh?ir home paper are dead anyway, aim u... -passing a way is of no news value. The indebtedness ou the Auditorium was finally lifted this week. It is the intentions of the G. A.R and W.B.C. U raise funds sufficient to make many needed Improvements, and to make It one of the finest pleasure place in the northwest. Harry Wathins, a former well-known minister who Lis preached here many times, and also a prominent camPl,Sn: er in tnis state, nas uccu -- Boise. Idaho, charged with t he . crime . , i . Hie furniture store Ol UaVI I! g DCl Alio IV . . , i i a i.ka rVmmhpr tor a pleasant pnyp.u " lain 'a Stomach; and Liver Tablets. tt. Dio.oant In fnect. r or Xiaay 10 wine. y- aale by mraiapa oru w, E. T. UENKLE, BarberShop. MAIN STREET, 1 .n.,Vi rt Pnst OfflcB. Fine Baths in connection with shop rVnl-Av IKDEPBNPEMCK, " - Polk County BatiK, INCORPORATED. Monmouth, - OnieoN. J. H. Hawlbt, P. L. Campbbu. President. Vice Pres. Ijsa C. PowiLt, Cashier. Paid Citl. sao.ooo. . DiRacToas: J. H. Hawley, T.U Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J.B. y. Butler, John B. Stump. J. A. Withrow, F. S. Powell. Trans Cratiefwl Bafcrrif Md Ewhang Jatae-. Drafts sold available thronghont the United SUte and Canada. P. O. Monmouth. )
