ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OUKGON
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opera
Chrysanthemum Fair,
house, tomorrow evening.
F. L. Hooper, carpenter work and
general repairing. Independence.
Bring your poultry to Stoll'a
Restaurant, which pay a cash for
Bame.
Yv. W. Percival shipped a car of
sheep and hogs each to Portland
this week.
Splendid program at Chrysan
themum Fair. Friday evening,
November 20.
Geo. O'Brien, who has been in
Southern Oregon, has returned to
Independence.
We have just received a nice line
of kodak albums. Frazer & Rice,
Independence.
Call and see our line of men's
and boys' clothing and ever coats.
iV. A. Messner.
Rev. E. C. Wigmore pleaches at
the Christian church both Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr, Baker, the photographer at
the old Pickel gallery, left Tuesday
for Southern Oregon to remain. ;
We want your butter, eggs,
chickens, turkeys, and will pay the
highest market price. W. A, Mess
ner. My residence near the M. E.
church in Independence is for sale.
Address Mrs. E. B. Lee, 429 Taylor
St., Portland, Oregon.
Blankets, blankets. Yes, we
have a large stock ot wool and cot
ton blankets, and a nice line of
comforters as well. W. A. Mess
ner. Services at the United Evangeli
cal church are aB followed S. S. at
10 A. M. K. L. C. E. at 6:30.
Preaching at 7:30. All are wel
come. Chrysanthemum Fair, at opera
house. Friday evening, November
20. Admission, adults 15 cents.
Children under 12, 10 ents. All
come.
At the Presbyterian chureh next
Sabbath morning, Dr. Thompson
will preach a Thanksgiving ser
mon, and all are very kindly in
vited to be present. Thanksgiving
music by the choir. The C. E. so
ciety will meet at 2:00 P. M. It is
hoped that every member of the so
ciety will be present, as the meet
ing will be one of special interest.
In the eveninir Dr. Thompson will
epeak upon the 4 Pa. connected
with gambling. Every one most
cordially invited. Good music.
P.n.W booth at Chrysanthemum
fair, Friday evening, November 20.
Don't forgot th Chrysanthemum
fair at the opera house Friday
night. Novemder 20. Tho cause is
a deserving on and we fust u
be liberally patronized.
Kev. J. H. Browne, of Santa
Crui, California, has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the. Mon
nouthChristian church, and is a
the scene of his labors now.
P. A. Patterson returned SumUv
from Portland, accompanied by his
son. Hon. I. L. Tatt-rson. Mr.
Patterson is quite weak from his
recent operation but is improving.
For underwear just call and let
us show you our line. We have
oma verv fine, all wool and iWe
lined underwear, all sizes, and our
rA tn low as anv one.
A. Messner.
The Junior class at Monmouth
has elected the jollowing officers:
Wm. Metzear, Pres; Burns Powell,
V. P; Nellie Marvel, Sec; Winifred
Arant, Treas; Fred Crowley, Mar
shal. M. L- Dorris left yesterday for
Southern California, for his health.
We hope his recovery may be
speedy and permanent, Mrs. Dor
ris will remain here for the winter,
and will give music and art lee
sor3. Lyman Damon, agent for the
boat company, is fixing up the
landing and improving the path
down to the dock. A light will be
placed there, and otherwise made
more convenient for the traveling
public. Mr. Dam n deserves great
credit for his effort to make, things
agreeable to the public.
Order your bakery goods now for
Thanksgiving. We will make a
specialty on mince and pumpkin
pies. English plusn pudding, cakes
and ice cream. We will also dress,
stuff or roast your turkeys, goose,
ducks or meats of any kind in our
big oven, where it will roast to a
queen's taste. Stoll'e Bakery and
Restaurant.
Members and friends are re
quested to remember the 1st quar
terly conference to be held Satur
day morning at 10 o'clock. A ser
vice on Saturday night at 7:30,
and services Sunday morning and
evening. Tne Rev. T, B. Ford, D.
D.. of Eugene, expects to be pres
ent and conduct the services. VV.
W. Edmondson, pastor of M. E.
church.
There will Ve a Thanksgiving
service Noyembe 26th, at 10:30, in
the Baptist church. All the mem
bers and friends of all the churches
in Independence are urgently re
quested to be present. ' The pastor,
Rev. Allen, wll be in charge of the
service. . Rev. W. W. Edmondson,
of the M. E. church, will preach
the sermon, subject, "Remember
ing God's Loving Kindness." A
collection will be taken for the
needy. Let Independence do jus
tice to itself this year in this mat
ter. Let us do what we should at
this time of year.
Poultry Wanted.
R. II. Knox, the grocer, wants
1000 pound of turkeys, 1000
chickens, in fact al' kinds of
poultry between now and Thanks
giving. He will pay for same
either in goods or cash. Hurry
along with your poultry.
Don't forget to ask for your ticket with each purchase at
our store.
Just Half
Price
We are try Inn to close out oui
line of toothpick. They regularly
sell for b cent ht box. They now
go Bt 3 boxes for fl cent.
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Whisk Brooms
W have a doon or so flue
whisk brooms that n gularly retail
for 25 cents. They are now going
at 10 cents each
Our Stock
of
2$ tickets Get
One Pound
of Candy
I 11 a! ir 7aAI With each 5-cnt purchase t
nOllfldl llOOllS 'goods at our store we will glwyou
Will he the moft compile that jg,.t2t) ticket, and 86 ol the
lias ever been in the city. Home j Kts you a pound of our
of our goods are now arriving from I . .j, CMd ffw) Q
lumiiii'iiiiii - i
the east and all may
! shortly
he exacted
I charge.
Refreshments at the Chrysanthe
mum Fair, Friday evening, No
vember 20.
Moore's Hair Invigorator and
Herpicide are the world's greatest
scalp cleansers and hair invigor
ators. Both are for sale at J. 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.
Two well-known Polk countyites
were endeayorinj to outdo tho oth
er on a trip to Monmouth by mo
tor the other day. One was vow
ine up and down that he had pop
corn popping in the hills and the
other rejoined Lira by declaring
that he was feasting on roasting
ears. The question is which is the
bigger one or whetherthii delightful
climate of ours actually is so fruit
ful in extremes.
There are a few who every week
make It a rule to drop In the Enter
prise office or call us up over the tele
phone and give us Items we never
could secure were It not for their kind
ness. We are grateful for their kindly
helps, and would appreciate It if every
one would do likewise. The more
news we have the more representative
we can make our publication.
Neuralgia Pains,
ItheumatiHm, lumbago and sciatic
nainii vi M in Mih Deiietratlntr Influ
ence of Ballard's Huow Liniment, it
penetrates to the nerves and bona and
being absorbed Into the blood, its heal
ing properties are conveyed to every
pari of the body, and effect some won
derful cures, 25c, 6()o. 11.00. Hold by
A. 8. Locke.
When you want the best needles, oil
and attachments lor sewing uiachlues,
you will And them at H. H. Jaspersons
the undertaker.
A subscription to any of the popular
magazine will make a nice Christina
present. Hubacrtbe through u-, and we
will save you all expense and bother of
eliding your subscription.
As next Thursday la Thanksgiving
day, we will go to preas a day earlier
than usual. All correspondents, ad
vertlsera,' etc, are requested to aeud Id
their copy a day or two earlier than
uaual. ,
Washington City papers say the new
2-cent postage stamp to take tho place
of the recently now one is more artistic
in design and workmanship than the
present one. Kxperta have all along se
verely criticised the stamp now used.
Win. Yost, of Pedee, while showing
lits little neiihew how a small 22-calt-bre
ritle worked, received the coutenta
of the gun In the hip, the hall plowing
it way downward, and burying Itself
In the fleshy part of the leg. He Is In
town at present, receiving proper at
tention. Govern or Chamberlain is correct lu
his stand In asking the pledge of mem
bers of the legislature to transact no
other business at a called session of
the legislature than that of the tax
laws. It is not a pollt leal question at
all, and the efforts of a few to make It
such Is deplorab le.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hubbard enter
tained a few friends Wednesday eve.
ning. After a merry game of whist a
delicious lunch was served. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. 8.
Cooper, Mr. and M rs. Dr. Jiutler, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Messner, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Kutch, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Good
man, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pilchard, Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Klrklaud, Mrs. May
Babbitt, Mr. L. Damon, Mr. Geo.
Con key, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hubbard.
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Htate of Ohio, City of Toledo,!
Luoaa County. f
Flank J. Cheney make oath that
Isseumr partner of the firm of F.
Cheney A Co., doing busluea In t
City of Toledo, County and HUteafo
said, and that said Arm will pay i
sum of one hundred dollars for eai!i
atid every case of catarrh that can if. i
be cured by the use of Hall's Catarfo
Cu re. I
Frank J. Ciirni.t.
Sworn to before me and ubauriU
In my prenr, thlaOlb day of Deoei
ber, A. D. !.
A. W. Gl.KASON,
skau Notary I'ubl
Hall's Catarrh Cure 1 taken Inter!
ally, and act directly on the bltxi
and niuooua surface or the ystei:
Hend for testimonials, free.
F. J. CiiknsV A Co., Toledo,
H,Id by all Druggist. 75o.
Hall' Family I'll Is are the bcH.
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WANTKP Faithful Hirson to traf
el for well established house lu a ft
coantlo, calling ou retail nierchau
and agent. Local territory. Hiiln
120.00 per week with expe,"M"' adi
tt, mill, all navable III cash each wee
Miiiirv lor exnenws advanced. To
tlotl permanent. Business siicwjshI
and rushing. Standard House, !!
Dcarboru Ht,, Chicago.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. R. ALLIN, D. D. S.
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OSCAR HAYTER,
Attcrney-at-Law,
CAMPBKLL BUILDING,
DALLAS, - ORKOO.V.
Keystone Fence fl
Tig u m j j j uirt
The Keystone fencing is made from No. 12 galvanized steel wire throughout, and is a
continuous woyen fence. It is strong, easy to stretch, and there is no chance' for the stay
wires to get out of place or unwind. We have a car load of this fencing in stock and sell it
as cheap as any field fenco. If you are going to buy fencing bo sure and cee us.
Hardware Merchants, , INDEPENDENCE, ORE. J