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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1903)
INDKPENDENCK KNTIHPRISK, INDBIMWDKNCE, UKKGOX One Quarter Million Used. l Were There a Cup- i; Defender lor -: Typewriters jj! 2 You May Be Sure The 5: Smith Premier s I Would keep j ho re permanently. There's but a single- standard in her construction perfection. On Approval for a Postal. ?s Durnhv & Dickerman, 2 ' S 247 STARK ST., PORTLAND, OH THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK v CAPITAL STOCK, 50,000.00 H HIRSHBEKG, resident. C. W. DIRECTORS.-H. lhrschberg, D. ABKAM NELSON, Vice Fresidcn IRVINE, Chitr. , : Smith, M. W. Oeara, B. F. Nelson. a general banking and exchange business transacted. Loans wide. Bills discounted. Commercial credits granted. Deposits receWed on current account ubject to check. The Deaf Hear. (Portland Freie Press.) The lack or logs of one of tba five human senses isolates the patient thus afflicted as entirety from the world as if he wa banished to a lone island. What grati6cation can bring us the society of our best friends aud acquaintances if their - voices do not reach our ear or if, instead of it, we are only conscious of an indistinct murmur? With the loss of bearing all joy and pleasure dies within us, most so in the domestic relations and family life. The pong of our children sounds from their lips but does not reach our hearts, their thanks and prayers are an emfpty sound. No birds sing in the branches for us; no sound of the whole nature reaches our ear a feeling of Borrow and despair fills our heart. It makes no difference if our sufiering'j is due to an obstinate cold or to other causes. To give our readers a case, the f most convincing because taken from ihe circle of our nearest ac quaintances, we refer to Mr. J. J. Kern, who suffered five years ago from a deafness so obstinate that .his mind began to suffer.' . Mr. Kern was at that time editor of the "Nachriehten and Freie Presse." and the loss of hearing and the ' constant nois in hh. ears proved a great obstacle in his business. Dr. Xarrin cured him ten years ai?o- by clever treatment, and the evil has never returned. T J Weil mine tin to Parker Monday reluming Tuesday. Misses Magfie and Carrie Evam snent Sunday at Independence Mix Frances Holmlek I teach inir school at Holly, Linn county Clay Buh was business visitor at Ii.di-iH-iulenee SNiturday. Mr C.ellv and son. Willie, lid Monday for San Francisco. J. ash. of Hui-na VisU, Wi business vieitor la Parker Monday N. K. Tyler, of Ihiemi Vista, was a visitor at Parker lui-sday. Mr. Hetmick is hmding cars with oat for shipment to Sacramento. We are curry to hear th tt' Mr Davidson's mother is not improv ing. lIMmick wa4 a hh-simijit to Portland Friday returning Satur dv. Mr. J. Wetn-l. from Portia n visited with friends at Parker this week. Mrs. Marr Kerr spent the latter nrl of the week with Mrs. lieu Uuef Miss Winnocene Osborne spent Sunday with her parents at High lands Mr. and Mr. G. 15. Suver and son. Joseph, visited Sunday utMre Kerr b. Mr. nd Mrs. 0. A. Wells, of Buena Vista, were Parker visitors Monday. A. J. Richardson, 4 Buena Vista was shipping hops from this station I I T 1 Kiart and i UeSUBV. Fred Hammer, of Highlands, u working at Mm. J. O. Davidson this week. Claud Hubbard, of Independence was a business visitor at Parker Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Velena visited Hilterbrand's. Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Moore, of Highland, visited last week with o Mrs. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. M. N Prather. Buena Vista, were business visitors at Parker Wednesday. The school board met Sunday and added some necessary improve mentsto the school house. Mrs. Lydia Cox is keeping house for her brother, h.. Davidson, dur Wm. Fuqua Sunday at and Mr, of THE BLIND 8EE. To the Editor: For about six years I have had a ch'onic infla. mation in mv eves and catarrhal conjunctivitis of the lids.. Dr. Dar rin has so far restored me that I am confident a few days longer will perfect the cure. I reside at a Jefferson and can be seen at any time. A. O. Porter PARALYSIS AND EPILEPTIC FITS ' ' Ct'RED. Mrs. James Pugh. of Shedd, Ore trnn vrllea ai fnllnwn' ''Yon Wired , , n i i r ine Mrs. Davidson's absence our bov 13 vears aeo in Portland of n..u.;. Bnrt r,ilAntiV fit. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Alexander ,T , - , if- and familv were transacting busi lie 18 now a strong man. no nev- T ,i a..,i , , , L - , ness at Independence Saturday a KaH vnln ftna f, f t v&t uraalr a alitor I v. t uau uinr vj ... w ... w w .... .j ....... , . nil. i . . 0. A. Paeenkopf, one of Polks you commenced his treatment." . ? . ..' ;,..; , r, , v v tt i industrious hop-growers, is storing , ir. t. wv'ivuniap,: vi iiaisey, hig h at the gtal,0n this week, Oregon says: hov over 0 years Mr'sE. '.Evans .and Mrs. Ilelmick mvjMW nas nau innameu eyes ana have each nurchased one of Mor- granulated ;iidd. Dr. Darriri has! gar,'8 adjustable charts for fitting cured her. garments. .. Huudreda of others' might.be ' Mr3. Conn and little daughters, . . , , . 1 " ' mentioned who do not wish-their of Airlie, vbUed Monday at Mrs. Kliohpfl Peterson's. ;; Mrs.'PtJterson's nidther In most, cases only one .visit is required.. Owinz to the crowds rushing to see the Dr. he will re ceive patients from 9 A. M. to S P M. Dr. Darfin remains at lh6 He vere House,-Albany, until Decwn- ber 1, only. He Learnecl a Great Truth. It is i said of John Wefley tht Impressing It on Him With Emphasis Is what our doe laundry work does to the man who is looKiug for some thing exquisite in color and liniwh on his liuen. We aim to make our laun dry work peerlens in beauty, and in the perfect condition iu whiuh we send it home. Hend us a sample handle and we will surprise you. , Kaw process and new prices. Orders left at Kutch's barber shop or he. Salem stage will receive prompt attention. ' Salem Steam Caundry, Colonel J. Olmsted, Prop. Dornns I) Qlmsted, Mgr. Phone 11. 320 Liberty Street. he once said toj MiMtress .sVesley : "Why 1 do you tell thai child the same thiog I over and over anion ." , "John Hesley, I because once leilini; is not enough." I It is for UKyHanie reason that you are to'.d agitin and again that Chamber lain's Cough Kernedy cures coltt and grip; that it counteracts any tendency of these diseases "to result in pieu luonia, and thut it is pleasunt and sufe to tnke. Hold by Kirkland Drug Co, Inde- Par ti i'AKKKK. Mr. East Hpent Sunday at pendence. Mr. G. C. Bolter yisited at ker Sunday. . Wanted some new subscribers the Enterprise. E. Davidson is on the sick list this week. Chas Allen visited with friends at Parker Sunday. J. M. Tedrow came down from Corvallis Monday. is still confined to her bed. Miss Anna Torgenon was a busi- ... . , neBS vihitOB --at - raraer -iwonuay We were very grateful to Miss An,mi for her iciniineffst in renjemoormg us with het t-enewal of her subscrip tion to the Entkhi'Kise, Mis May Bradley, of Eugene, spent last week visiting among her Polk count" friends. She is much pleased with her prenent home, Mr. Bradley is operating a small farm, lie received three first prizes on agricultural products exhibited at the county fair. Born On Thursday, October 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Piuef an elev en pound girl. . Mr. and Mrs. Iluef now have a family of three child ren Earl, the oldest, is a bright in dustrious- boy of eleven years, and , . 1 1 T 1 is now attending scnooi at inde pendence. Herbert the second is an extraordinary bright child for his age, and is tne center oi auracuon wherever he goes. ' And' little Miss Ruef, we have not yet learned her name, but we hope that she may prove herself a match for her sturdy brothers in intelligence, abilities, and that her tiny preeenee may cast a blessing over the home, that her infantile purity adorns. Bad Coughs M I had a hJ cough for six weeks and could Mud no relief until I tried Ayer's Cherry Pccto rat. Only one-fourth of the bottle cured me." L. Hawn, Newlngton, Ont. Ncfilccted colds always lead to something serious. They run into chronic bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, or consumption. Don't wait, but take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral just as soon as your cough begins. A few doses will cure you then. TtlM HM! IV. Mc.. II. All inrflMl. rnniilll tout it. " lot. If h II. thou tu b ? II h " I uk II. 0..n ilun'1 Uk II ll uow. !. It will. Mm. .. illn. J. i . A V K I'll.. U.'l. Km. stvi:u. The rain ii welcomed by all tb farmers here. Llovd Flickcncer is on the sick list this week. H. Frnin received his last box ol salmon Monday. C II. Hood made a business trip lo town Saturday. Mrs. Baker, of Portland, is Hill visiting relatives here. O. II. DeArmond made a busi ness trip lo I impendence Saturday. H. Flickeniisr went to Corvallis Wednesday and returned Thursday. Km mitt Maxfield and wife visit ed at Corvallit last week with his aunt. P. L. Withrow and baby, of Cor vallis, is visiting his brother, J. A. ithrow. Miss Anna -To rgeson, of'Buena Vista, visited al the 'home'iif 'Mr. Huef Friday. Miss Cecil Bryant, of Corvallis, is visiting at tne home oi Jos Ilecker litis week. Mrs. Dick Gainee, of lndejn- dnce, visited her sister, Mr. Charnberlin, Monday. Mr. Hodge, the Oregon Fire in surance agent, was here Saturday and insured severul buildings. C. h. Mcbane is having his house painted that his father lives in, which improves the looks of it. Iioh DeArmond and wife, of Independence, visited at the home of his sister's, Mrs. C. E. Mcl.ane, Sunday. B, J. Kidilers will he triad to see a rain as well n the fai oiers for he is running the mill with an engine and the creek is too low to afford water'power. ' Chenp Sunday Rules . Itetvveeii Portland and Willanictte Valley I'oIiiIn. Low round trip ratcH have been placed in effect between Portland and-Wiilamjitte.. Valley points, in either (iiTeetion, llckets will -be sold Saturdays. Hiul SundavNiid limited to return on or before tlm fol'owing Monday. From Inde pendence $2.40. Gallon Southern Jl'acific Go's Agents fur particulars. Wanted. Several pernotiH ot cliin- t mid irotxl reputation in em h Htnle ((ine in tliis county reiiiirud) in repre sent iiuil advertise old etttulilinlie(l wenltliy husinesH house ol Noli, I liniin- al staiiiliii. Salary $21.00 weekly itli expunwm iidilitiomil, till pnvitliU) in hIi direct each Wednemlnv from head ollieoH. Horse and CHniHifi" furniHlmd lien necessary. Iteftreiiei-s. KiicIohi- If-addressed envido.e.- Coloniid. 8:11! Jieiirriorn ht., l.ileHjo.' Willame ineridian, In Polli , Oregon, Hlid rtniiiinif tlmm-ti Vlislllfi tlu'llltl el UI.'.M I'lialllii, north ft 00 I'lmiiis; tliHiien 1 cliiiliisj tlnnrn mirth 3 M ,. Ilieiiee went 13 ft'J rlialns; tlit-nt-. I.IA rliaiii; tliemu -t 1 1 . 1 -) , . the place of U-iflnnli u cotilmin acre more or lew ; and Uo til(, 1 Ihk itHi i, to it : I'd,, Aiiith Iih ! south rant ipisiter ol section low imhlp elitht, south of runue. .. 01 ine niimineuu iiieriiiiiin, in ciiimly, Ori'iion, cuntnlnliiK Ml sr o I liu followhiii pri.inl.: ill the mill eiil inriiKr of l,n V unit, ill hlock NuinU'r nine, an , a mi in tiered and dcliiatiil on 11 nl tne tow 11 n Moninontli, poll; , Oregon, and riiimiiiK tin-licit in. fii. ; I hem e went I1U1 feet ; Ihenr. 7 ft feel : iIipimk fiit Plft fiet to .: U'ltlnmiitf : and tlint hv virtu.. pleinl'i-S Hf'irenid. I.Chatle V. exeruior of 1 tin entitle of t'ii I inlier, ilm-cri-ed, will (rom an. Ihe dsy of Nvitemlier Itsui, o an and iriM--ed lo tl llm aU. ii1i lriii."ol I in. I Ht nrivatw ll.e lnli"l lii.i-r (or ciuli in Nle I 1 1. hi t'l'l for r u li of mil. I trin aru'e'v ll l recrlvvd lit' uif m moiitli. I'n'k eonmv. Otivm. 'i-. nlerh In Imiid iliei t t - nnoi fithl eoiirt. ('iihi rl ! !. KneeiHor 01 liu) eUtn o I'm Fisher, deceased. kummon.h; lu the hmtlce Court for Die Ji of tne IVai-e and CniitatM il NuiiiU-r ft, ooiinly of I'olk ami ut4 OrrKtiii. J, H. Ililehaiian, J'lir., vs W Mnldwlll, I left. To W. M. llaldwiii, the il.fe atmve named : lu the name of the state of On ( von aw tierrhy reqiilrtil In aiowm auawer the rKiiiiplnlnt tiiinl skhIii In the atxive ev iltlert action wliln( weeka from the date of Ihe tlrt nation of this summon, to wit u before ine 12111 uay 01 .xiveimwr and If H"U fall answer, thereof the plalntlfT w inent siisinst you for tin inula and dltliumemeoU 1 and inlereal upon I'JU from Ki 1WI7 to dste at the rate of III r Ira one tmvineiit of $ ftO, iiim.Ih A 111, m. aud I0, attorney's fee This mimini'ii" It iiiade tlp Nil of () toher, at Indepenileiii iron, hv order r-f II. Wilson, .lnn ihe 114-aon for ald district No & aal'l, and Is served Uimil you HV cation thereof for a tteriod of six wullve and aueilve weeks In I NDKI'KNIiKNI'K KNTBKI'RIsK, a I! paper of Keneral circulation puMa at Independeiiee, iu said county state. f The data of the ntt nihllcnil.H) this siitniiiona Is October Hth, 1:hi:i II. WlI.WlN? Juntlce of the Peace for said rtl-e (i. A. Hurley. Atty. for l'lalnlli Notion ot ITnal Settleineni Notlie Is hereby iflven OihI 1.1 Inda lluldwln, exwuirlx of the if of John It. H Id win, deecawd, I tiled my final aeeount and tlunl ri In Hiiiil mutter with Hie l otitny . of I'olk ooiintv. Oreiroii. and the Ci lu .....if nl Mui.i iW.iltllu llH flVMlll 7th dnv of November VW., nl the Ij fjo.o'iilock A. M, at the Count v e Iioiim! In Iiitlln. I'olk eniinty, ! ns the time siiil place when s'dd scciilfnl Will ho heard. All persons turettu-d In mild matter are reiiilri i spM-iir 1111 or M'fore said .time and 1 un y oliji ' ions. If any thev. have, 1 to show Ciiii.hi, If anv thy have. said iivcotint should not he tlf and llniillv settled, nod Hi" execut diseharKi-d front further duties in I limlter. I I.t'l'IMiA IlAI.IiWIN Rttecutrix of the estate or .loliii Hnldwln. dceetmed. I , to wit ioveiulier f iwer, f.-r f fill lake I sum of tl 1 of thin id viaiT DR. JORDAN'S oscsl MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 1051 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAU (U.iwnKl,ili.udH.,uili.; j Ttifl irifnt Arnltomli-nl Miwuii ICxecntor's Notice of Nule of K-al Estate. Notice is hereby ifiven, that by virtue of an order of the County court of the comity of Polk and state of Oregon, du ly made and entered of record in the eHtale of Charles (i. Finlier, deceased, on the 13th day of Wctolier, l'ju.'l, duly authorizing and directini? tlm executor of said estate to sell at private sale, sul ject to the approval of said court, the following described real property belong ing to said estate to wit : liet;iniilni at a point 6.72 chains east and L'lj.H'i chains soath of the south west corner of the north east quarter of section 24, in township 8, south of range 5, west of the 111 llm W .11 i.l. tjratit atHtrttnn in thn City, MiftmtUrlttl aiahljtir I'Ijioi. WHlina'. or utiy iintrn.-fr l illn.tit.,illlvrl,f CMrril III, 1 ilil".t hlm'liillnt nil th" l':Klf 1 Kiliuillatii.i1iSlyHrc I DR. 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J f H' tflit Ounrnnlm a llitiiTl VS CUBX ( Piles, imam mill flKlnlM, b J.iritHii'a npiTlul imlliliwll ihuiIhhIh. ('-iiniillatliin KIIKK mill utrlctl prtvata, ft 1 1 . n . . .... tin in,,.'. 1,1 P S Trttutmniitlwriioiiiilly or liy letter. 1 Wrlfe 1T Hook, PHILOIOl-IIT intKRIKlK. MAH.KDFnaa. IAV1u1j.. book lormeii.l Call ur write I OR. JORDAN a CO.. I OB I Markat 8L, 8,
