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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1903)
JNDKriiNDKNCK KNTKUrillSK, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON We will have a new 20 dine grapooplume here Haturday, Novum. ber 21. IT interested call ami eo Also a fine line of dino records. it. We have a nioo Una of Diamond. Trice from 110 to 3!).7f. No stock. in O. A. Kramer . Co., a INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. h i We hove a very fine lino of Ladies and Oenle Watches. Pri ce ft to 30. Special Infonuatlou. Klaw fe Erlanger'a stupendous jwclacular production of General Wallace's great romance "Ben- llur" listing the services ot V0 persons, ill be presented at Maniuain " ... .... . Iirstid lneatre, 1'orlland, ur., lor rV,re n'8'lla '" two matinees, Dec. I to f, inrlusive. 4 The advauce sale of seals . for j'Ben-Uur" couomencea on Thurs day tnorning, Nov. 20, at 10 . m., lithe theatre box office. It is ad Mnable to file jour order for seats Sriur to that date as orders for seats through the mail or tho express ifliet8 will bo promptly attended to, in the order of their receipt, Jwheu accompanied by remittance ltd a eelf.addressfd, stamped en Ulope for reply in ordr to avoid ill m intake. Applications lor iWta should be made to Calvin lleilig, manager Marquaui Grand beatro. State when ordering 'Jpriced tickets desired and perform ances. I scale or friceb. 'flower floor, first 12 rows, $2.50 . ' balance 12.00 iSalcony, first 3 rows ' $2.00 next 3 " $160 I last 6 " ' $1.00 Gallery, reserved 75c 4 admission ' (' 50c Box and loge seat ' $3.00 Matinee prices same as night. ACT VI I Amrah, the Egyptian servant of Ben-Hur, wha over hears his recital f the wonderful miracles of the Nazarene to Simonides in the pal Ace of Jerusalem. She has learned 'that the two mysterious loprous women prisoners released by Pilate from the tower of Antonia on his succession to the governorship of Jerusalem, are the long-lost moth er and sister of Hur. Though her Hen-IIur first hears the fate of his loved ones, for whom he has sought for eight years. Atarah tslls him they are in the tombs of the lep ers in the vsle of Hinnon. , Crazed by this awlal news he rushes away to find them. lie fails, and, after an all-night search, falls uncon scious. In the meantimo Amrah seeks tl afflicted mother and sister and tells them that Ben-IIur has dis covered their fats and is seeking them; she tells thorn too of tho Nazarene and the miracle He has worked in the clensing of the lep ers. She urges them tc go to the path the Cftrist will take over Mount Olivet to enter the city of Jerusalem, and seek his aid. Thpy diseoyer Ben-IIur uncon scious and bend over him, the mother realizing that if their hope in the Nazerine fails, it will be the last time she will see her son on earth. The joyful song of the multitude with the Nazereoe is heard in the distance They go to seek Him, leaving Ben-IIur wrap ped in the slumber of' exhaustion. We want vour butter, eras and poultry ana" will pay the highest market price. AtMessners. Doesn't Itespect Old Age. It's abameful when youth falls to show proper respect for old age, but lout the contrary In the case of Dr. Klna's New Life Pills. They cut off miladies no matter how severe and lr, rMnutlTi of old aire. Dyspepsia, Jaun dice. Fever. Constipation all yield to this perfect Pill. 25o, at Locke's Drug 9tore. f" Bid You Ever Use a Bath Cabinet They are an almost sure cure for Colds and Rheumatism. I mil sell you a genuine BUCKEYE VAPOR CABI NET for $4,00 City Election Notice. IV. visitors The annual election fr the citv 01 independence will be held on Monday, December 7. 1903. when the following citv officers will be elecled: Mayor, for a term of one year. Becorder, for a term of one year. Marsha!, for a term of one year. Four councilman, for a term of two years. rOLLI.NO TLACE. ' Polling piece at city hall. Jl'UOES. Three judges art appointed as follows: S. B. Irvine, U. L. Fra zer ana A. Huston, the last two also acting as clerks of election. The election shall commence at 9 o'clock in the morning and shall continue till 5 o'clock in the after noon of the same day. By order. W. O. Sharman, City Recorder. The Best Remedy For Croup. From the Atchison, Kan., Dally Globe. Thl la the season when the woman who knows the best remedies for ornup Is In demand In every neighborhood. One of the most terrible things Id the world Is to be awakened in the miaaie of the night by a whoop from one ot the children. The eroup remedies are almost as sure to be lost, In case of oroup, as a revolver is sure to be lost In case of burglars. There used to be an oldfashloued remedy for eroup, known as bive syrup and tolu, but some mod ern mothers say that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is better, and does not cost so much. It causes the patient to 'throw up the phlegm" quicker, and gives relief In a shorter time. Give this remedy as soon as the oroupy oough appears and It will prevent the attack. It never falls and is pleasant to take. For sale by Kirkland Drug Co. Stockholders' Meeting. Clover Leaf, Rebekah lodge elec ted the following ollicers Tuesday: Noble Grand, Mrs litta Waller; Vice Grand, Mrs. Nellie Damon; Secretary. M!hb Kate Jones; Finan cial Bee, Mrs. Nora Matlison; Treas., Mrs. Lola Perry. Mrs. K. M. Young and Mrs. W. Percival were Salem Wednesday. Wanted A girl or woman to do general houHa work. Write or phone at once to Luckiamute Mill Co., Monmouth Ore. Win. Parker, at one time a teach er at Ballston and Dallas, also can didate lor school superintendent of this county, is very ill at Silverton with tvnhoid fever. His wife is down with appendicitis, and their son the other day was drowned. Affliction has laid its hand heavily upon this family, and they have the sincere sympathy ot many Polk county friends. His brother, Archie Parker, our R. F. D., Uft this morning to be at their bedside. During his absence Geo. Huntley will perform his duties. Iteal Obedience. A Home Weddlntf. Tho marriage of Mr. Willard Elbert Craven and Miss Anna Elizabeth McAdam, fourth daughter of Mr. Thomas McAdam, of Chelsea, Province of Quebec, Canada, was solemnized at tb hotne of bride's uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Taylor, of Independence, Wednes day evening at 8 o'clock, in the presence of the immediate members of the families. The ceremony was performed by Arthur 8. Allen, pas tor of the First Baptist church of Independence, of which the bride and groom are faithful members The bride and groom are both well kbown in Independence and are generally well beloved. Mr. Cra ven will continue in his position as book keeper for the Wade Hardware Co., while Mrs. Craven, now queen of his heart, will in a few days be honored wijth the 'position of mis tress around his hearth in a cottage in the south part of town. Mrs. A. J. Goodman left today for a week's visit with relatives in Albany. A. S. LOCKE, $ d n..mnit Indeoendence. $ K rroscnpnuii -" mmm" r ,.& Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting ot the stockholders of -the Independence National Bank will be held on Tuesday, I armor 12. 1903. between the hours of 10:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M., at the Bank, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors and the transaction of such other busi ness as may come bsforethe meet ing. C. W. Irvine, 'Cashier. Dated this 19th day of Novem ber, 1903. Reports from Parker and LewU ville show that the recent wind ttorm there did much damage. Special Correspondence. To be good, is not enouh; one should be good for something. Likewise for a child to be, obedient is not all that is necessary; he should obey implicitly and in stantly, for there is no true obedi ence except it be absolute. To obtain such obedience is not difficult if the right start is made. Make a child look you in the eye before beginning to give instruc tions. Many times a child does not do as he has been commanded simply because he did not under stand half that was said to him, or perhaps half understood. First see that you are understood; then enforce instant obedience. Allow ing a child to take its time, when given a command only encourages the natural desire to take its own way, as well, which is seldom the same as your way, which in the end causes friction between parent and child. ' One of the best ways to. keep your little ones respect and obtain obedience without ill humor, is to be reasonable at all times and to ex plsin your motives to the one that is to follow your commands. A child understands many times as Ann All it Wins to talk even a little, and by simple language and suitable gestures many times are made comprehensible to even the little tot at your knee. Jlry reasoning instead of so much force, and you will be agreeably sur nrinnrl hv results. Again never r.. -j .-- promise a child anytning wun- out keeping your word. Bro en promises destroy a child's con fidence in and respect for an elder more quickly than any other one ra nl i that nan be made. If a re ward is promised, grant it; if a whipping has been merited and threatened, keep your word. You will retain your child's respect by arindin? bv vour promise. Do not be repeatedly saying '"Do this" or "Don't do that," if you wish to have happy, sweet tempered child ren, for "nagging" would turn a real cherub into a pouting, fretful little nuisance. As next Thursday is Thanksgiving iair wa will era to nress a day earlier ihn usual. All correspondents, ad vertisers, etc., are requested to send in tt.irntniidvor two earner uim usual. Polk County Dank, INCORPORATED. Monmouth, . - Omioon. J. H. Hawlkt, P. L. Campbbix, President. Vice Pres. Ib C. Powll, Cashier. Paid Capital. S30,ooo. Dibkctobs: J. U. Hawley, P. L. Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J. B. V. Butler, John B. Btnuip, J. Wtthrow, F. B. Powell. TramMt Gaoerat Banking and Bmktmg Bwtoeae Drafts Bold available throughout the United States and Canada. 1 V AND Oregon SllOjplJNE Union Pacific 3 TRAINS FROM PORTLAND DAILY Through Pullman standard ana wr ist sleeping earn uany n caeo, Spokane ; tourist sleeping-car daily . ir . PU. thmnnli PtlllmAn tOUl lO rvttUBtm , s -j. . i : -n norimnal v nnml nr rftfl ) weekly to Chicago and Kansas City, reclining chair cars (seats free) to the East daily. dbpabt TIME SCHEDULE Aaarva FOB FROM PORTLAND Chicago Bait Lake, Denver, Portland Ft Worth, Omaha, Special Kansas City, bt. 4 .30 p m 9 :20 a m via Louis, Chicago and . Hunting- East. ton. Atlantic Salt Lake, Denver, Express iFtWorth.Omaha, 8 : 15 p tn via Kansas City, Bt WJia Hunting- Louis, Chicago ton. ana r.asi. St Paul Walla Walla.Lewis- Fast Mail ton .Spokane, w ai 6amvia lace, Pullman, Spokane. Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth.MIl waukee, Chicago and East. 7:35 am 70 hours. Portland to Chicago. No change of cars. Tickets East via aU rail or via boat and rail via PoSf?u OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE FROM PORTLAND, All sailing dates subject to change. 8pm For San Francises Sail everv 5 days. 4pm Daily except Sunday ' 8pm Saturday 10 p m XL HBSJtBN, AfUt Columbia am To Astoria and landings.