" WKRT S1PK KNTKUrRISK, INDKI'KNDENCB, OIlEGON
r CRAVEN,
Manager.
ALTY MOVING
I Sale of Hop Land Near
dependence, in Which H.
W. Murphy Transfers to
Krebs B-o. 640 Acres.
htr Moverr.tr.ts and Inquir
.zi Indicating Stimulation
, of Real Estate
Market,
We of realcstate and prosper
e naln indicate a healthy .'
Ia .,f ilm raltv market in the
in Uy of Independence.
, mi itriiv ri.A E.
Hie largest sale of lb" I'1 wrfk
thai of the H W. - Murphy
tt to Krebs Hroit., of Salem.
-. Murphy disposed of CIO acres
hi place south of Independence
eivlnir then-tor, according to wie
it Information obtainable, 3."
r acre Tim Krebs Hro. are hop
n. They own, perhaps tbe ir
,t -Iri..l vnni in Ori'iTOIt. It it
uatod near Brooks in Marion
intv and the Krt-lm Brothers
v made considerable money of
n.mn rniai.ll I ll DHSt ttt'O
trii unit .
art and besides have been sue-j
mfal in buying and selling hops.
At their Marion county .'ard
ey employ during the picking
won about 500 pickers, and the
mpletaness of the appointments
r saving the crop and the accom
odations and attractions provid
er pickers has uiven their place
d advertiienijnt. Besides liv
3 houses 'for pikers, a general
ore, etc., a Urge amusement hall
:a keen provided and during pick
3 sexton an orchestra is employ-
Is furnish musio for those who
rjtJ.dance nightly. The Mur
iy trad, just purchased, has
K)Ut 20 acres in hops and there is
ber good hop land on the place,
s yet, the Krebs Bros, have not
jcided just what use they will
ake of the land but it is likely
iey will either put out more hops
leae to some one for that pur
ae. ; C. 1 .
JONES ri.A0E.
Mrs. Corwin A. Townnend, nee
is3 Uattie Jones, has sold her
la2e, four milt-s north of Jndepen
r?e On the Salem road. Archie
rown, of Salem, is the purchaser.
tt htm contains 135 acres and
ia. trice paid was $00 per acre,
t re is a 9-acre hop yard on the
; ;a and had Mrs. Townsend kept
, t!;e meant to put out 5) acres
- j this year.
1 ' HKOWN 1'I.ACK.
jC. M. Brown placo.six miles
JMnmnmith on tlifl Little
ianiute, was sold by J. S.
t to George' V. McCullum
V. ; W. Miller. . The place
ns 182 acrt'i 'and the jince
ec. id was $20 ncr acre. Mr.
)WN WITH THE PRICES
Our elegant line of Garland and Cribban Saxton Co.'s Heavy
Steel Ranges at 15 per cent discount. "We need room for New
Goods." .This is an opportunity to buy a splendid article at a
very low price.
McCullum is a new comer from
Nevada.
rATTKHH". 40 At'llRM.
The 0. I. Patterson piece of 40
ncres was sold lite pent week at
13. M) xr acre. Mr. Bridge, wan
the buyer. It M understood no
will put in hops.
TOWN I'HurEUTV.
tJeorge Kuteeh hai nohl hie prop
erty on It street to Mrs. Charles
Irwin. Mr. Kutsch baa purchased
from W. O. Cook on C street ami
will make some improvements,
I'HiiKI'KCTIVK.
There have bm a number of
purple, mostly easterners, In thia
viciuity the past ten days anl
there are prosjwet ol other changes
in realty.
MKI-rr IN I'OHTI.ANI.
ItrptiblU-Mfi Klai :nentlon
t'nll. il T Mrit In I'orlUimt
April 1. April 1! Iteeoin
iuiiMtet For I'rluiurlea
April 7 :ointy
t'ollVt'lltlollN.
The Republican State Central
Committee inrt in Portland Fri
day ami fixed the lime and place
for holding the slate convention,
made the apportionment and re
,.. n)iiiion as to countv pri
maries and conventions.
Thursday, April 14, was set as
the time for holding the state con
vention and Portland sehfted as
the nlnce.
The-apportionment was baei
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on the vole for ll.S.Bean for supreme
judge in 1902 allowing one delegate
for each 150 votes and one ad
ditional for each fraction thereof,
over 100 and one delegate at large
for each county.
The appointment of delegates to
each county follows:
Baker, 14; Benton, 7; Claoka-
mas, 18; Clatsop, 10; Columbia, 7;
Coos, 9; Crook, 5; Curry, 3; Doog-
las, 14; Gilliam, 4; Grant. 7; liar-
n.w' a- Jnrkaon. 12: Josephine. ;
Klamath, 4; Lake. 4; Lane, 19;
Lincoln, 5; Linn, 14; Malheur, 5;
Marion, 23; Morrow, 5; Multno
mah, 71; Polk, 9; Sherman, 4; Til
lamook. 5; Umatilla, 16; Union,
10; Wallowa, 8, Wasco, 12; W ash
ington. 13; Wheeler, 4; Yamhill,
11. Total, 3G1.
The committee recommended
that the various precincts hold
their primaries on Saturday, April
2, and that county conventions bo
held on Thursday, April 7.
Orange Meeting.
' Notice is heroby given that a
County Grange convention is called
to meet at Monmouth, Polk county,
Oregon, on Wednesday, March 9,
1904, at 1 p. m , for the purj or-o of
electing delegotes to State Grange.
Each subordinate granee in good
standing is entitled to three dele
gates and should ftlfo elect three
alternates, in order that they may
be sure of a full representation.
Wm. II. Robertson.
Art Kxlilblt Co in In.?.
The art exhibit lor the public
schools wilt he in place iu the opera
house the 18th. These simoitnens
of art composing the exhibit are
not ordinary pictures. They cover
thoussnds of epuaro feet. The ex
hibition was a great success inSalem
and Eugene. The opera house will
Im open from 1 to 5 1 M. on the
H, 19 end 20 and there will be a
program each evening. The price
of admission ia only 10 and 15
cents and the proceeds will be
turned into a fund lor the purchase
of an art gallery for the public
school. The exhibit carries with
it the opportunity to help along a
good cause and no one should fail
to s- these beautiful pictures.
Vht Are They?
Chantlierlaln'a Htomach aod Liver
Tablfla. A new nwiwly for stoiiach
troubles, bdlousitesa, and coiiKtlpallon,
nJ a go.l one. I'rtoe 35 ei-nta. for
Mile by all ilningl"'"-
THE
...PALACE SALOON...
C. Street
nur tittle Palace Bote!
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
riratClass Rsaort.
Courttoul Trtttmtnt to All.
SULLIVAN & TALLON,
PROPRIETORS
Nurseryman Notice.
Notice to the people of Inde
pendence, Monmouth, Airlie and
Parker that I will be in Monmouth
Feb. 18, 19 and 20. Will have lor
sale an extra fine lot of fruit trees
all varities: walnuts, filberts, orna
mental trees, roses, clematis tines,
also the wonderful Logan berry
plants. Come and inspect my
stock I will be at the Monmouth
hotel. J. B. Nunn.
Political Popularity.'
' The race for the ofiice of state
senator in Portland Ore., has been
very close, and on the day after
one Irish citizen was questioning a
friend about the result. "How is
it Mike," ho said, "that in so many
votes it should be neck and neck
betnne th' two niin?" "Well, I'll
tell re. I'at," Raid Mike. They're
both very onpopiller min, and, if j
ye knowed wan ye'd be eureMoj
vote fur th' other; and both av j
thini are well known, do ye mind?"!
"I do replied Tat, solemly. Ex- J
change.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. R. ALL INN D. D. S.
...Dentist...
i-alnlMM KilntclluD
Comt Bulldluf,
IulndDfl., Or.
OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorney-at-Law,
CAMl'BELL BUILDING, .
DALLAS, - OREGON.
J. H. MOOHI "
Tonsorial Artist .
Only lirst-class workmen em
ployed in the "Wigwam." Shop
situated on North side of C Street.
G. A. HURLEY,
Attorney at Law and
Notary Public.
Collections Promptly "Made Titles
Investigated.
East Side Main Street,
Independence. : Oregon.
K.T. II KMC LIS,
BarberShop.-
MAIN BTREET,
One door aouth of Post Ofiice.
Fine Baths in connection with shop
Independence, - Oregon
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Hi 1-1 ConTM 8k
Portland, Mains, Oct. IT, I9t1.
I aonaidor Win of Cudui mparior
to any doctor mdloin 1 eTar uied
and I know rhrtxf 1 peak. I iuf
trd for bid month with upprKa
nuwatruatiou whtob, completely pro
tratod n. i'aina would ahoot through
my back and side and I would bava
bllndina hnulachaa. Mr limb wold
wall up and 1 would foci o weak I
oould not .land up. I naturally ilt
ditoouraRrd for I mad to be beyond
.! i I. ... Hh..tM.ni hnt Win Of
Oardui cam aa a Ood-eend to . I
fslt a onaug lor aa Miwr.wiiui. - k
WK. Allfr Din.. .1-.... -1
manatruated without auffarln; tn
aoniea I usually did and toon i beoaui
roular and without pain. Win or
Clardul i aimpiy wonderful and I wlia
that all u(ferin( woman kur ol m
(ood qualitie.
Traaaurar, Portland Sooaomio Iiaagu
Periodical headaches tell of fe;
male weakness. WineofCardui
cutm permanently nineteen out of
niensra, bearing down panxa or j
any female weakneos. 'If you are
diseourafftxt and aocion iibtc
failed, that is the best reason in
the world you should try Wine of
Cardui bow. Remember that
headache mean female weakness.
Secure a $1.1)0 bottle of Wine of
Cardui today.
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For Sale: lCarly seed potatoes.
Inquire of Black Eros., Mix farm
or A. X. Ilalleck, Monmouth.
WADE & GO.,
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
Ask tie Agent for Tickets
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to epOKSNC .
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AND ALL POINTS) CAST.
2 TRAIX8 DAILY 2
Fast Time
NEW COUIPMCNT TMMOUOMCUr
Day Coaches
Palace and Tourist Sleepers.
Dining and Bullet Smoking Library Can.
DAYLIGHT TRIP THROUGH CAS
CADE AND ROCKY MTN8.
For rates, folders snd fciD wWopraa
tion regarding tickets, roekea, re, mil
on or address 11. DICKSON, City
Ticket Asrent, Vl 3rd Pt., Portland.
R. O. YEKKEj,G..V. P A.
612 Fisst Ave., Seattle, Waeh.
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Furnishings
Everything for man or boy to wear- Clothing,
Hats, Caps,. Shoes, Gloves, Shirts, Underwear,
Sweaters, etc.
Adler's Clothing
A well known line suits, $7.50 to $21.50.
Gordon Hats
The perfection of Hat making.
Peerless Shoes
A neat, up-to-date dress shoe. r .
Our goods are the best and our prices are right.
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Peerless Clothing Store
Independence, Ore.
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Nothing Equals Chamberlain
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Itemed.
Dr. P. B. Spears, of Flnchard, Ala.,
has been acquainted with the good
qualities of Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
uaes It in hia own family aod in his
practice. He says: -It beat any
preparation I have eer seen for bowel
complaints. I. do not think of reo
commendlog any other, and also use
It with my own children. The Rem
edy is for sale by All Druggists.
MOTOR LINE
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH
EAILWAY CO. ,
Imvm Indepen
driire for Mon
mouth and Alrlie
7: a. m.
:JO p. in.
I-avpl Indepen"
dene for Mon
moutnand lall&
11KW a. m.
6:14 p. m.
L've Monrnoutb
for Alrli..
7:50 a. m.
3:M p. m.
Leave At rile for
' Monmouth and
lodependence.
tun a. m.
: p. m.
Lcam Dallas for
SfoDmouth aod
Independence.
' 1M p. m.
7:30 "
Li've Monmouth
ft independence
:40 a. m.
1:31) p. tn.
, 2t "
810 "
Leave Indiipen-
1,'ve Monmonth
for Dal in. ,
11:3) a. ira.
p. ni.
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