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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1904)
THREE WEST SIDE ENTERPRISE, INDEPDNDKNCE, OREGON GOV. IILACK'H4IKKGII. a! r i r if 8 .1) FREE FREE FREE Commencing on July 28 and continuing up to noon Wednesday August 10. wo will give to each 22 child under 16 years of age, Call ing at our store, one ticket entit ling them to a FEE ADMISSION at the main gate of the colossal V. 0. V. CARNIVAL Ticket gmxl for AFTKKN'OON PERFORM ANCE! ONLY of Wednesday August 10, ,94. m it 0, SALEM, OREGON. Salca, falls City Western Railway go. TIME TAm.REffcctlvc "No'vcmber 23, 1903. fV. STATIONS 1 No. 41 No. 2 No. 3 N n 1 Mii.r.a p. m. . J:20 . 0 1:36 h.K 1:39 8:0: W5 8:10 1:55 8:20 0.25 Lv DALLAS Or. " Tcats Siding Gilliam l'lrideetwrt Ar b'ALIiS CITY La P. M. S A. M. Ar 5:10 5 4:54 039 " 451 A.AC Q30 435 I 9:20 Mj, exce t Sunday. 'Train stop on Bi iml or L. GERLINGER. Jr., OSPJERAl MANAGER. 8 8 8 8 Tbii Is question j ' people. jj Fes We 2)o. jj CD C CD ) c Tell everybody you see that we do. Also toll them that we can do it better than ftny house to house man can do It. Come In and see us ami will convince you in two minute that this is a tc beyond A doubt. O. A. Kramer & Co. J Optician and Jeweler. 8 I I to 0 to to (D to 0 CD 10 I I I!itrn From Ilia ftpcli Nomi nating Theodora Kooaovrlt Candidate fur I'realdrot ! lie la no slender (lower swaying in the wind, but that berolo fibre whkh U twit nurtured by the mountain! and the anow. He nda little time in review, for that he knows can be (line by the school. A it a ten man grappling with ' livlna problem of the ' K . . tie tropes but little in the paat. lie believes that In ahaplng the dealiniea of thla great republio hope la a higher impulae than re gret. IIh believe that preparation for future triumph It ft more im portant duty than an inventory of paat mlitakea. A profound atudent, of hiatory, he ia today the greateat hi lory maker in the world. With the inatincta of the acholar, be ia yet forced from the acbolar'a pur auitai by thnee auperb qualities which fit him to the Wat degree for tboae great world current now ruahiag paat with larger volume and more portentioua aspect than than for maay yeare before. The fate of nation ia atill decided by their wara. You may talk of or derly tribunala and learned referee; mt mav ainir in Your achoola the gentle praises of the quiet life; yoa m itrike from your book! the ! U.t nnU of everv martial anthem. , " V Hi' 'nd vet out in the smoke " and ' thunder will alwaya be the tramp of homeland the ailent rigid up j turned face. Men may prophecy and woneen pray, but peace will come here to abide forever on thia '-..,iv nnl whxn the dreams of childhood are the accepted chart to euide the destinies of men Kvent are numberless and mighty tell which wire ! arAii ml the world. The na ition basking today in the quiet of I contentment and repose may c till i be on the deadly circuit Ca(1(i to morrow writhing in the toils of I war. This i the time when great fig ure mutt be kept in Jront. I fthe orenaure i great, the inateriale to resist it must be granite and iron. Whether we wiBh it or not, Amer ica la abroad in thia world. Her imprests are in every street, her name ia on every tongue Those Interests, so sacred and etupenduous .t.-..l,l K. trnatod nlv tO the C&re guuuiv . -t ikfuu nhm nower. skill and courage have been tested and ftp- nroved. And In the man wnom you will choose the highest sense of every nation iu the world be holds a man who typities as no ( other living American does thei spirit and the purposes or trie; twentieth century. He does not claim to be the 8oloraoq of his time. There are many things he may not know but this is sure, that above all things else he stands for progress courage and tair piay, wuciu the synonyms ot tne America name. There are times when great nt- ne?s is haidly less than destiny, when the elements so come wgemer that they select the agent they will me. Kvents sometimes seieci me Qtroticest man, as lightning goes down the highest rod. And so it i those events which lor many months with unerring sight have it ton to a single name which I am chosen only to pronounce. Gen- .!,n. I nominate for presiuenu oi the United States the highest living tv do of the youth, the vigor ana of a ereat country and a Roosevelt of grea New .York. Ulassea Lost. T.t. a nair of nose glasses, gold rim and chain, in black leather case. Finder return to thia office and receive reward. 0lorit Reapers. For Osborn vetch reapers, the only vetch machine, Osborn Bind ers, Mowers, Rakes and Extras, call on J. H. Moran, Moncaoith. tL i -j Free to all Subscriber! A. NblUhM THt AMMICAM HOME. Nr Yrl City, H. wUI f.r .Wt ti. gl. ABSOLUTELY FREE A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE AMERICAri HOME JUST THINK OF IT! CRA8P THIS UNPARALLFXED OFFER! DO IT NOWl THE AMERICAN HOME K ftorT P". 'in in 5' m. I iJXA) inche c food reOing matter, coowju u a. I rf SatUt 5orl ft Lm Conplt Stort l0-fHr Po.-. SOO SHor, H . J-K.. Uil thla ' Mmll r Bring to with mi THE AMERICAN HOME. nd gfg EltSf?;?l59 Ask Ibe : (or Tito m I I I 1 TO tPOKANK ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO T. LOUIS NO ALL POINT CAST AND SOUTH. 2 DAILY OVERLAND TRAINS -v-u r- c-l vro AND " J THE FAST MAI 12 ) X OREGON J) S:ior?rUwE AND Union Pacific 3 TRAINS FROM rORTLANU DAILY Through Pullman itandard and tour- . . . P. J:i.. Itmaha C.h- 181 Bleeping cars uu; t y, tnnrlalalAomnip-CArdaur IIVd. pUUBHUV I Wui""" I " - to Kannas City ; through Fnllman tour ist sleeping car vperaonnnr wuuvi weekly to Chicago and Kansas City; reclining chair car (seat free) to the East daily, ' 70 HOURS ' Portland to Chica z Mo Change of Car 70 Sri-EN'OID SERVICE VP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT COURTEOUS EMPLOYES UK PART FOR TIME SCHEDULE abriv PROM PORTLAND ' FROM .12:45 p. M. . 1:45 p.m. . 5:40 p. if DAYLIGHT TRIP ACROSS CAS CADE AND ROCKV MTNS. Chicago Salt Lake, Denver, -Portland Ft Worth, Omaha, 9 -.15 a in via Louis, Chicago and . Hunting- bast. ton. ' ; For tickets, rate, folder and full in formation callon or address iH. DI CK SON, City Ticket Afrent, 122 3rd St., Portland. 8. G. YERKES, G. W. P. A. 613 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. G L Hawkins Dallas, Ore. Marble and Granite Monuments and Head' tone Cemetery work etc. : 'i .30 p m Atlantic Salt Lake, Denver, Express Ft Worth .Omaha, 8 : 15 p tn via Kansas City, 8t 10:30 a m IlUUUUg- ijuu.o, . m ton. and East. c. p,.i Vfla Walla. Lewie- Fast Mail ton , Spokane, Wal- 6 a m via lace, r u 1 1 m n, Spokane. Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth.Mil wauke, Chicago and East. TIME CARD NO. No. k For Yaauina: Leaves Albany . . . " Corvallis..... Arrives Yaquina.. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaquin a 7:15a.m. Leaves Corvallis .... 11:30 a. m. Arrives Albany. :.. .12:15 p. m. No. 8 For Detroit: Leaves Albany. ..... 1:00 A. M Arrives Detroit . 6:00 P. M - No. 4 trom Detroit: Leaves Detroit 6:dOpjM. Arr ives Albany 11:15 p. Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in time to connect with the S. P. south bound train, as well as giv ing two or three hours in Aany before departure of S. P. Noti bound train. Train No. 2 connects with the S. P. trains at Corvallis ntic Ahb giving direct service to .Newpor and adjacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1:00 a. m., reaching. De troit about b:uu p. m. For further information apply to Edwin Stone, Manager. T. Cockrell, Agent, Albany. tl. ti. vkonise, Agent, vervains. 7:35 am OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. For San Francisco Every five day at 8 00 p. m. For Astoria, way point and North Beach Daily, except Sunday, at 8 00 p. m ; Saturday at 100 p. m. Dailv service, water permitting, on Willamette ane Yamhill river. , For fuller Information ask or write vour nearest tictei agent, or A. L. 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