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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1904)
1 COUNTY NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. MUsea Alio wei Albany IIUKNA VIHTA . d U'.IU )iM boUltM III lfid' Baldwin I'l. Mr. and Sri,Bll'" "lu ,,,0,, 10 w,n' U Wash. daughter, Mr a. 1 Row UElbrlKnlghloo lori Monuay. U, ArlamUon and family have Lotto MarahflolJ. Minora Nash i teaeliiiift achoul V Black God. ff.II. Murphy U dona drying jud. H l'l uoul eruP' Uiw Graoa Thompson of Gervais iibtnJing a f bar Lthtr, Mm. Leggitt. J, M. and Mra. 1'ralhur were VirtlloIJir. anu iur. uuuav i hnr, Sunday. Judge Whitney's Experience. One of Albany'i Most Promi nent Citizens Cured of Deaf nets by Dr. Darrln Judga Whitney; ao wall and fav orably known throughout the cow try and state is another witness to tht working of elwjtriclty, as ha ha juat come out of the "electrical chair," not electrocuted, but cured of deafneaa by Dr. Usrrin, the ape cialist, who is now located at Hotel Corvalli. Dr. Darrln ia nerfVetlv frank in telling each one the true condition of hi or her cae, and just what might tut expected a the result of treatment, or whether any treatment would do 100J. MUVi:H. The rooms of Dr. Darrin are oft- Mrmd Mr. Huiilb of Portland ;n "OwMand lie Is kept constant- n Iwen BUMl at the home of!' UUV i"re ar a grei. many Vj AUpii. jwpw wuu m ue giau 10 anow trial toe i;r. has been prevailed up- a ft . t ... .1.1 Mr. U. fc. momm 01 00 to vieitCorvalliaagain. mil visiting here. School commenced Monday with tm Ellen Johnson teacher. mission of the patient. All but rem relation with Dr. Darrln etrictly confidential. Electrical ap puancea furnished. One visit u (ieelrable, tnough many cases can be treated by home treatment bv writing (vuiptom. Kvea teated and glasses fitted. (Corvalli Time.) Wood for Bale. 8. (Vi, the wood dealer, la ready 10 Ufiiver wood at your door on hort notice. Dig fir wood 13.50 per cord; aecond rotb maple 3. I'honeHa. Jt IHJK WIIIT.NEV 8 0PE.1 I.KTTEH. Al.il ANY, Or. Dr. I)afrlnIW Sir? Yntir JUM.ry Sparks of ghedd utrkal aoJ olhor lrftlmelli of liUeg with friend here thi week. L,y Mr h mlittly ,ucceiM). Ejo. Steele ofl'oitlaMd U visit- I have been for a number of ifith relative. j years at troubled with a roaring . i 1 m 1 a .in one 01 my ear, ana 1 wa grau Outbid and family aud . ujy 0,ing luy icarjng frow eome .dinger visited Sunday with C4Ui) My bearing bad become ao riAouie Brown. ; impaired that it was very difficult Hr.ind Mr Sim rWkaof Sbedd !fr 10 hr J I"0" ',kin8 UdUra. Yantlvrmwl of We U oramary conversauona. wm " ! . At... .1 ,iWK 01 voice, a doort nine ago 1 com- Sr. John Moeh.nke and ,oft i n'ced taking treatment from you . ik.A i... in m m has el at ml Iwruoved to Oregon City n-1 r ...i- . UfBIIM'Bi!. lira IUHIIH III 111 uu P.'. . ... 11 L . : haa entirely ccasea a.iu my neanng )!r. Rob. Wileou and family haa returned ao thl I can hear a km movel Into their new houas. well a I ever could. You are at Hitler Wheeler left Sunday for liberty to refer any one to me or .Way then he will attend aobool. PahU M UnT' ,V f '"P0- fully, J. J. WlIIT.NKY. Mr. Irvitt Arehart of Lino Coun- Un.ln.... IK- Th.rn 1 It- IAHIn' PLACE OP Ilt'INE". mvi ' 1 aji v " ft Dr. Darrin i hnrated at the Uor vallia Hotel until October 28, and will give free examination to ail. JO to 5 or 7 to 8 daily. The poor free and those able to pay at tne rate of 5 a week or in that pro portion of time the case may re quire. All curable chronic dia eaaeeof men and women a cpe-iaity. No cace published except ry per The Weal Side Enterprise add ed teveral new font of type lately, and not later than thib week added a complete aeriea of card and letter head type of the lateet atylea out In fact we are now fully equipped with the latent etyles of type to do any claat of work. Try ua. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN Far Rale, ttent, Wanted or almllar notice threw line In thi column, '& cent : one month 76 cent. . THE COTTAGE HOTEL Dall, Ore. First class table accommo dations. Tourist well taken care 0'. Terms reasonable Wendelin ti'Tari, Props. eoeoGQ coses cscso 0 I) a CO VI Fountain Pens. $1 to $5 at O. A. KRAMER & CO. Jeweler andO ptician. O (I Q I. L. SMITH Fine Wines. Liquors. Cigars, and Deer on Draught, or in Dottles, at THE I. L SMITH SALOON, C STREET, Independence, - Oregon. I. L. SMITH; Proprietor. Geo. T, ROr$ (t Co. WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS Oregon Salem Waterman's rbuntaihjPen FOR SALE OH KENT 18 acres farming land. Inquire of J. W Kirkland. so V. 0. 8UAHMAN Merchant tailor, Bank building, Indepen dence, Ore. I Urt J, M. Larson and Children kit Sunday with Mr. Withrow'a. oat for tli tiktn. Mm. J. W. Hichardeon, Br., haa ngcncy for the celebrated Can- 'aii Medicated Healing 8oap. It wcinmnnded for all akin die- htn i mild at 10 rents a cake ibrej for 25 cents. Try the new FOR SALE House and Baru with half block; beautiful location in North Independence. Joe Pick ens. Independence. 01 0?) FOR SALE A choice Polk county farm of over 300 acres can be had at very reasonable figures. Ad mirably adaoied to stock raising. Enquire at thi office. FOR SALE Six month's old Poland China shouts, eligible to regimar. Aleo pome young Po land China pigs, best breed. Write or Enquire of 0. C. Sloan Monmouth, Ore. G. A. Attorney HURL Y, at Law and Notary Public. Collections Promptly Made Titles Investigated. Eat Side Main Street, : ' Oregon I DEPENDENCE, New fall and winter goods just received. Suite in any style made to order at reasonable rates. IV. G. SHARMAN. Merchaut Tailor. Bank building, Independence, Or. 9 Aletvty Equipped; Over 100 Rooms, Steam Heat; Gas Lights; Jill Modern Conveniences. t . t 1 1 G L Hawkins Dallas, Ore. Marble and Granite Monuments and Head stones Cemetery work etc. Frank Russell Proprietor of the Independence-Salem Stage Line. Leaves Little Palace Hotel, Independ ence dally at 8 a. m. Returning leaves Bed FroBt Livery Stable at Salem. 1 :30 p. m. All orders given careful attention. Your patronage solicited. 3oDn SDoIund Mm Opera fio$t E!., Cosrt Si E.H.HOSNER THe Cyclone Auc tioneer of 15 years exper Call Hosner. Phone 143 Monmoute, Or., if you would secure full value for your goods at Public A uction. . $20 ftQK nnd $30 Royal Tailors uncalled-for tailor-made suit, over &?.ttsStvenettes on which desosits have been made Snd-to YOUR HAIL ORDERS jFilled as Care Jilly as if you Fere on the .wound. $10.00 285-287 Washington St., Portland, Or. OUR CLOTHING STOCK Is kept upstairs in our main SO T'S salesroom. 1 t. 0 cuif f.r nvomnnt such as we show at &10.00. and there are no better tailors on . . n rnillHI BUU1 !- w ' - Your tailor would cnare fioe We recentiv purchased their entire uncalled-for stock of fine clothing earth than Tho lieyal Tailors they ic 1 Thatg geU you ?25 guits for CftU and gatisfy your nn l,ich men had already paid deposits ai -. Fo f atinfaction r"""'1 r VUr SUITS 11 1 r r filor-niade suits at next to nothing $18, $20, $25, $30, $35 and $40 inn-alled-for, tailor OIL! . - v - 13a , r-thmisandftvlesof the rery finest tin For your unlimited choice hTl double breasted sacks, M?rWt bun cutawa; long or short roll Tuxedos, Cheaterpeme. - - , check(i. pia.as, ri, -"-""--;"! Priri. A twri eui"1. A , ,oits. or tan , pearl, l.o,,, that cannot be had mi in W-k.b';:;;ii'w-. offer, lor less than t.o Prince Al oflicial uniform !Iffi r great sacrifice Prece OVERCOATS $18, $20, $2o, $30, $35 and $-40 uncalled-for tailor-made overcoats at the cost of sewiug. Hundreds upon hundreds of the very best and latest style Overcoats Riglans. long bo and bell shape skirts, short or medium long box or driving costs, ftorai coats, ulsters and cravenettes, from Lamm fc Co-, the grr gt Rovl Tailored Allen Tailoring Co. and Paris Tailors; the four above concerns are the lest and largest wholesale tailors of our land. We fdiow a variety of over a hundred etylee, worth from f IS to 140, at $10 for cboW. . V A IV K.,t mpts ire tiw
