WKST SIDE ENTERPRISE, INPEI'DNDENCE, OWIGON'
SALEM, OREGON.
GRAND EASTER SALE
Owhijj to tlio rnntinuwl inclement wcullicr which
hut Inn I ft UMuh-ruy t maU-rially dvcrouxo apring husi
niHH, we haviMliTiih'i! to innugiTalo a (Juand Kaktku
m.k to hoiiin huMinoHB for tli ih wwk. Thin is to he
Dnrrfaln Week nt tho Hitf Htoru ami w$ ono ran
ull'onl toovrrlook tliese great inonoy-Havinjz opjMirtuniticB
Walking Skirts
A line of A I.I. WOOL, full rut.
hand latiorcxl, .iitr aliaiW Val
nr.llmt shwild lri' -V
EASTER SJ'KCIAL
$3 .70
Aix.ihi-r iih in Hifiit vr '"
r, giilur l Value.
EASTER Sl'EClAL
$1.80
Dress Goods
hi-ol.li Miiturca in Wool and Jiill
vllh, nil ln'lll'lf shado. Owd te
,, Hk! Vll S,
EASTER Sl'EClAL
69c. yard
;,.iml, A IX Wool. lloiiifun
-tilling. Itettnlar II f" valm-a,
EAS1 1 R Sl'EClAL
$1.25 yard
Embroideries
A (nil and - !!'! I hi" of the
i,.m-.t Kintirl'loi'. value, up lo
...V vanl.
EASTER Sl'EQAL
Mens' Clothing
An rlrnt aaaortment of Metis'
ALL W(H), Hull, cut In the iim.t
lfruviNl mylr, In nil leading lalra.
Vataes rmiKlnK from to L0 bull.
EASTER SPECIAL
$9.85
Mens Shirts
A lluonf Mfn' Colored Miff Itonoin
fchiru l I rific--d at llii Kahiku
hi . I liry ar all j.ulnr ulin'ln
lid ll' fin. All tKi'i, UJ and
(t .'.' vuliif.
EASTER SPECIAL
79c
ft..V mill II.7S value
$1.18
5c. yard
MAIL
Ladies' Gloves
The lHt;int miiliii-iit In nlim
A lineal Jlixlian, ttiirtli-n and dret
Kill tiliv, value. ii to I
E ASTER Sl'EClAL
75c. pair
Eastern Hlr lllyh Jinks.
Tho Adale Chapter of the Hast
ern fcUar from Independence vis
Itrd the Dallas lodge Tseadsy
night, going over it ih regular
motor at 0:15 and a special metor
bringing I hem hack about mid
night. ()na candidate waa Initiated
by tho Marion Chapter, The
tattles in (ha banquet room were
laden with delicaciea, Very pleasing
to the taste, and they were beautt
fully decorated with Bpring flow
era. A very good lima waa expcri
enced by all. Visitors wera: Mr.
and Mrs. 8. Dickinson, Dr. and
Mrs. O. 1). Hutler. Mr. anil Mrs.
Hank Madison. Mr. and Mra
Word Iluller, Mra. E. T. Hankie,
Mra. John Wilaon, Mra. J. 0. Kirk
land, Mra. J. K. Hubbard, Mra.
John Richardson, Mra. McCandlese,
Mra. I. L. Hmith, Mra. Lilly Smith,
Mra. I'. Uowclen, Mra. Msy Babbit,
Mra. Ingram, Mra. Mix, Mra. Cbae.
IlifT,. Mm. F. Uice, Mioses Maude
Hill', (jertrude and Helle Dickinson,
and Minn Hurke, Dud Cooper, 1'.
M. Kirkland and IW.Newiblljalso
Mr. and Mra. J. H. V. Hutler and
Willnrd 1'ercival of Montwoutli,
Mrs. A. J. Itichardson of IJuena
Vint and Mra. Anna Wilson of
Airliu.
A gueHining content was an intr
elitig featuro cf the evening. Quea
ti.jiis wera anked and author'a names
were utii'd in the anawera. Mra. J.
E. Kirk land of Independence won
the prize of a bauk, "A Hunt in
The Wilderriem," by Theodore
Itooiievelt.
,!. diluting tha wek will le Mled at the kahtkk hik Iai. .ri
Vou can hp by mail a well aa if you coma in person.
Known Hero.
Wayne M. Williams who died at
The Dalles, at 12 o'clock Sunday,
March 27, was lorn in Missouri,
March 1. 18-1,1, and in his infancy
the name year, was brought across
the plair.N by his parents, who set-
j tied on the Lut kiainute in the Fall
'of lsl.1, where he grew to manhood.
I He resided for a number of years
to aach an extent that ft rouMnjc
encore waa accorded them.
Tha band Ja worthy of great
praia fur lie part In tha program
Manr a lar.er citr niisht well t
0 w
proud of aa gofMl an organization.
Few atnetaur bands ca.i equal the
Normal Cadets in precision of at
tack, modulation, balance and play,
ing in tune. The leader, Frank
Lucas, had them well in hand at
all times, and they responded readi
ly to bia baton.
Animal Church Meeting.
The annual congregational meet
ing of the Presbyterian church of
this city was held on Friday even
ins the 25th. A large audience
filled the church and was muc
interested in the proceedings. D
Thompson acted as moderator an
W.G. Sherman as clerk. Very
excellent reports from the differen
organization! of the church were
read and adopted. These reports
ahowad that the church is in
nrosneroua and nromisine condi
tion and much valuable work hail
been accomplished alonir all lines
durint the past year. The church
roll has over 100 names. Tb
election of officers to fill the annua
vacsnciea resulted as follows: Mr
William Kiddle and V. O. Shar
man, eldera for the term of three
vears: u. w.isutler anu inemas
Fomeroy deacons for one year; I)r
O. I). Butler trustee for three years
A fine musical and literary pro
cram prepared bv Mrs. l'abbitt
and rendered by the young folk
was eiven. after which tbe ladies
served a fruit lunch which all en
joyed. The exercises closed with
good social time in which all par
ticipated. The church starts for
ward on another year nopeiuuy
contemplating making some needed
and important improvements to
the church building.
Notice lo Votera.
Votaries Publio throughout the
County, in the several voting pre
cincte. have been auplied with reg
iatration blanks. All voters are re
quired to register on or before Mav
15, l'JO-1. Kegif-ter ea'ly and avoid
extra exreiis ot the county
Registration is required every two
yeara.
U. S3. MIl'GIIAkV,
County Clerk.
Call For WarranU,
All Polk County Warrant in
dorsed prior to July 4, 11)03, are
hereby called. Interest ceasee after
the data of this call.
Dated Dallas, Or, March 25, 1901
E. V. DaLTOif,
County Treasurer.
Social Whist Club Met
The Social Whist club met at the
home of Mrs. J. S. Cooper
last
Do Sou mmt
H Gocd
ountainPen?
We hnvo in stock
tho Lincoln, tho
Lftughliii, and a
nice 1 i o of"
Idea! Wntcrnitttis
Your Tor Pens,
O.JL Kramer o.
3ewe!er$ an- Opticians,
fur ladies and Dr. O. Butler, by
: superior plavinc. wan enabled to
: wear the gentleman's prize badge
! another week. Mayor J. b. Cooper
land Mrs. Cieorira Conker shared
. I tha boobv honors. Tne club was
f p,asantly
entertained with re
freshments.
S4
,60600!!'
The Heat Couerb Syrup.
R. L. Apple, ex-Probata Judire,
Ottawa, Kansas, writes: Tbia la to
My that I have used Ballard's Ilore
Lound Hprup for yeara, and that I do
aot hesitate to recommend It aa It la
the beat oongh syrup I have ever used."
2So, Wo and f 100. Hold by A, 8. Locke.
WEST SIDE
$1.50 Per Year
Tint job Printing.
m
Iirru HIIU rvi in an hit iiiouu. . ,
. . . f , ,, i night, after a two week's vacation
, " 1 . Mrs. J. K, Hubbard won first prize
If.. m. -..., l-i till! CHDAl'llV lf . r .
constable, ix years ago he went
east of the mountains, makiag his
home in Walla Walla and the past
i tour vears at The Dalles. He was
1 of
the eon of the late James C. Wil
! liams and wife, lie left a wife ami
two children, Mrs. i'olinji, w
Kev. D. V. Poling, and lidward
Williams, both of The Dalles. Five
brothers and three sisters survive
him. Mr. Williams was a general
favorite among thone who knew
hiui.
t
Hand Concert.
The concert by the Normal Cadet
Hand given in the opera house
Saturday evening was a decided
success financially as well aa artis
tically. Our people were glad to
show their loyalty to the boys and
appreciation of their efforts to build
up an organization worthy of the
county and of the institution whose
name it bears. The talent assisting
was well chosenand aflorded a de
lightful variety in the program.
Mist Genie Spelling's recitation
of a war ballad was rendered very
well indeed, the piaro accompani-
. 1 i T .. . . - CnA!l?rtv Kit! n cr
mem uy miss tui k-uwmi(
quite effective. Mrs. Conkey s sing
ing is alwaya pleasing and the au
dience showed its approval unmis
takedly by demanding an encore,
which waa graciously given. Miss
Olgft Valeria Boatman'a reading of
the "Rose of AvondaJe" waa very
dramatic and ehe was compelled to
respond with an encore.
The instrumental soloa of Messrs
Frank Lucas, cornet, and Burns
Powell, trombone, were also well
received, eaeh responding to en
cores. The Normal Male QearUtt,
composed of Messrs E. D. Resslsr,
F. Lucas, Jay Powell and P. O.
Powell, sang Vogel'a "Walti Soag,"
and their effort were appreciated
ONE OF DR. CUPID'S PRESCRIPTIONS.
That Love sometimes cures disease ia a
fact that has recently been called to tha
attention of the public by a prominent
physician and college professor. In some
nervous diseases of women, such as hys
teria, this physician gives instances where
women were put in a pleasant frame of
mind, were made happy by falling- in love,
and in consequence were cured of their
nervous troubles the weak, nervous sys
tem toned and stimulated by little Dr.
Cupid became strong and vigorous, al
most without their knowledge. Many a
woman ia nervous and irritable, feels drag
ged down and worn out, for no reason that
ahe can think of. She may be ever so
much in love, but Dr. Cupid fails to cure
her. In ninety -nine per cent, of these
cases it is the womanly organism which
requires attention; tha weak back, diay
spells and black circle about the eyes, are
ouly aymptoma. Go to the source of the
trouble and correct the irregularities, the
draina on the womanly system and the
ether aymptoma disappear. So sure of it
ia tha World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, proprietors of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, that they offer a $500 reward
for woman who cannot be cured of leucor
ttlea, female weakness, prolapsus, or fall
Wig of the womb. All they ask ia a fair
and reasonable trial of their means of cure.
Dr. Pierce'a Pleasant Pellets clear the
complexion and sweeten the breath, they
cleanse and regulate the stomach, liver and
bowels and produce permanent benefit and
do not re-act on the system. One ia a
gentle laxative.
"The Common Sense Medical Adviser
ia aent free, paper-bound, for at one-cent
stamps to pay expense of mailing only.
Send 31 atampa for cloth-bound copy.
Address, World'a Dispensary, Buffalo, N.T.
It Havrd Ilia Leg.
P. A. Dan forth of LaOrange, Oa.,
suffered for six months with a fright
ful mooing sore on bis lex; but writes
that Jiuckleo's Arnica Halve wholly
cured it lo hve dajs. For Ulcers,
Wounds, I'llea. It's the best salve In
the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 26
eta. Hold bv A. H. Locke, druggist.
Notice For Troposala.
Contract will be let for the haul
ing of 70,000 feet of oak logs on the
G. Zumalt place west of Monmouth,
to the sawmill at Independence.
Sealed bids will be received up to
April 16, 100-1. Right reserved to
accept or reject any bid. Form of
contract furnished by the Indepen
dence Lumber Co.
Invaluabefor Itlieuniatlsm
I have been suffering for the past few
yeara with a severe auaca or rheu
matism aod found that Iallard'siow
Liniment waa tb only thing ibat
gave me satlafactloo and tended to
alleviate my pains. March 24th, 1!2,
John C. ItognaD, Kinsman Ills. 25e,
60o Dd 1100. Hold by A. 8. Loqkr.
For Halo
For gale Fifteen head of young;
hogs. Enquire of T. B. Hooker,
Airlie, Ore.
Heat Remedy for Consumption.
Tbe finest remedy for consumption
I ever used Is Cbatnberlala's Blomaelt
and Liver Tablets," aays Mr. Eli
Butler, of Frankvllle, N. Y. "They
act gently and without any unpleasant
effect, and leave tbe bowela In a per
fect natural condition." Bold by All
Druggists.
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THE DRUGGIST,
FOR PRESCRIPTIONS
FOR PATENT MEDICINES
FOR STATIONERY
FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
OR TISSUE PAPER IN ENDLESS VARIETY
OR PAINTS, OILS AND PAINT BRUSHES
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