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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1904)
:' S I; Ulcst Side enterprise WALTElt LYON, Emtob Kniorvd at ItiilrpmUnc. On poatonioa Jiiwoinl-clnw matter Subscrption, $i.50 Pet Year TKL.F.PIIONK l. WBUCRIpflON RATK , (strictly In adau rr yir , 81 x man t ha single ny TO RnllnnoHoIOntiwr Una straight. Rat on display advert lxtn niada known on appMcallou. When will open season for reckless autoists bo declared? In Salem the street cars are designated by the attractive labels of "Penitentiary "Asy lum," and Cemetery." Of course Marion county will I have the best display to bo seen next year at the Iwis and Clark Fair Statesman. Yes, provided Polk should decide to have no exhibit there FOH PRESIDENT Theodore Rmiaevelt, of New York. FOB VICE-PRISIPBNT Chaa, Fairbanks, of Indiana, FOB PRESIDENTIAL electors J.N. Hrt, of Polk County. G. B. Dlmmick, of Clackamas County. A. C. Hough, of Josephine County. E. A. Fee.nf Umatilla Countyi Though petitions were cir culated and fild for a vote on prohibition under the new local option law, the prospects are no rote wjll be taken at the coming election. The purpose of the petitioners has miscarried. The law provides that after the pe tition i3 filed the county court shall order an election." The pe tition in this case was filed after the October term of court had adjourned. It will be too late to make the order when the court again convenes "in regular session. For the purpose of or dering such election, County Judge Coad holds he does not constitute "the court." He fur ther holds that he is not author ized to convene a commissioners court for that special purpose. So there will be no order made. County Clerk Smith has con sulted the district attorney rela ' tive to the clerk's duty in mak-, ing up the ballot. The district attorney. has advised that the clerk's duty is restricted to mere ly acting as' clerk of the court and that he is not authorized to place on the official ballot what is not ordered by the court. Thi3 seems to bring to an end the effort to secure a vote on prohibition in Polk county this election. Stock shippers out of Inde pendence complain of a shortage of car service. Shipments of livestock fromthi3 point amount to considerable during the .year. Sheep and hogs are driven or hauled' here for shipment for many miles around. It is the custom 'to start with stock so as to reach the shipping point on the day of shipping or not soon er than the day before. To be obliged to keep stock penned up at the yards not only costs feed but shrinkage, which the buyer directly and the seller indirectly must loose. Cars of less capac ity than .the Standard, it is claimed, are furnished here. Lawyer Hayter has dealt the "twenty-one" game a body blow in Polk county by applying to it that strictly legal French term, "vingt-un." Gambling has been too noto r;n in Independence. It is to Le hoped the case now in court will have a wholesome effect. Treachers have their troubles. Tev. Summerville has been as signed to the M. E. church at Albany and the congregation objects. Sweet Marie, the new queen Wood for Sl. S. cx, the wood dealer, is ready to deliver wood at your door on short notice. Pig fir wood $3.50 1er cord; second erow maple 3. Phone H3. Announcement. Am now again ready to serve the people with a full and complete stock of undertakers' goods. Bet ter eoods and lower prices than ever before in Independence. Shall also continue to keep needles, oil and supplies for all the different kinds of sewing machines. Thanking all for past favor, and kindly asking for a part of the trade in the future, I remain Very respectfully, ' H. H.JASPERSON. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN Far Sale, Iteut, Wanted or aiiullur notice thre line la tula coimuu, 23 ceutt: one mouth 75 cents. FOR SALE , Black team with wagon and harness almost new. Inquire of J. L. Van Loan, Inde pendence Price $200. FOR SALE Team ot mares, set of haruess and truck wagon; weight of mares 1400 pounds each. Also one good milch cow and calf and nice yearlings; one single buggy and harness; one pony and ten tons of hay. Owner resides in Independence. Inquire at West Side Enterprise office. FOR SALE Five , good fresh milch cows, with or , without calves. Write or call on Lou Staplecon, Parker, R. F. D. FOR RENT Farm of 140 acres, good house, barn, out buildings and orchard; mile from R. U. station. Address Mrs. II. M, Mc Eldowney Monnmputh, Ore THE COTTAGE HOTEL Dallas, Ore. First-class table accommo dations. Tourists well taken care or. Terms reasonable Wendelin k Tari, Props. ' , . ; FOR SALE OR RENT 48 acres farming land. Inquire of J. W Kirkland. FOR SALE House and Barn with half block; beautiful location in North Independence. Joe Pick ens. Independence. FOR SALE A choice Polk county farm of over 300 acres can be bad at very reasonable figures. Ad mirably adapted to stock raising. Enquire at this office. FOR SALE Six month's old Poland China shoats, eligible to regint3r. Also some young Po land China pigs, best breed. Write or Enquire of 0. C. Sloan Monmouth, Ore. DR.DARRINTALKS ON DEAFNESS A PARTIAL LIST OF PATIENTS CURED BY THE CELEBRATED SPECIALISTS FOLLOWS (Corvallis Times.) "It is from the throat that the citadal of the hearing is taken. The mucus membrane lining of the throat lines also the passages to the ears the Eustachian tubes. When disease sets in the throat it is likely to extend into the Eusta chian tubes. The same condition that causes swelling or inflammation, or the secretion of thick and heavy mucus in the throat causes the same ef fect in tbe ear tabes. ;r.i n U 111 " Oil J I la J V n nn PPHf i uuuu u 11 Iv iv r nnnnn liill a I 1 I l In U U u III 1 Wm u Beginning Oct. 12, Ending Oct. 25, Chrysolite Granite Ware German Imported Whito Knameled Ware Koyal Steel Ware Kickle Plated Cotfeo and Tea Pots 1 0 Discount La No. 8 Nickle plated copper tea kettle, each $1.00. Kvsrv rnnlcinc utensil in our store at a liberal discount during thi sale. - J - o Wash boards and tubs $3 copper wash boiler $2.50 Anti Rust wash boiler $2 copper rim boiler .......... ...... $1.2.5 copper bottom boiler , Clothes wringers.... No; 1 Boss washing machine U. .N C . ' LB I? kaa, 10 !T cent tliscouiit $2.70 2.25 l.HO . . 1.10 10 jtercent discount PL ip'S ( holo cast range , Garland steel ranges . . ... Universal steel ranges Monarch steel ranges Steel cooks aud cast cooks 15 per cent discount ,10 " ' ...10 10 .10 .Special 5 percent, discount on air-tight heaters and Spring Wagons BUY THEM. fa And don't forget money, these bargains are for cash We Sell Olivers' Chilled Plows, Steel Plows and Disc Plows. RI11. CUade go., INDEPENoDRiS J. R. CRAVEN Manager diseases affecting the mem brane of the throat may result in deafness or discharging earc. Scarlet fever. Diphtheria,. Ty phoid fever, produce inflammation of the throat whicii often extends to ihe ear tubes , and causes deafness. It is necessary to use an entire ly different treatment; one that will reach the seat of the i nflara mation in the ear tubes thenmelves and that can be done by electricity . Head noises indicate a condition of impaired hearing or lbt the bearing is going to fail. Whenever the treatment has gained an influence over head noises, it is a certain sign that re storation of hearing will soon take place. " i Nearly everr case of deafness 'caused by disease in the Ejstach- ian tuVs can be cured by the prop- The following list of people cured and benefited in this vicinity ahould be convincing proof of the superiority of electricity over the ills of fl!h: Judge J. J. Whitney. Alhany, deafness and ringing tioiKett in the ear. L. W. Moench, comer of 4th and Main streets, Alhany, rheumatism, stomach and liver trouble. Mrs. Nettie Deinpy, Waterloo, Or , catarrh and ulcers of the nose. W. W. Parrish Sodaville, Or., deafness cured. J. L. Oxford, Brownsville, Or., deafness cured in ten minutes. Mrs. Pet Crabtree, residing at jCrabtree, Or., rheumatism and i catarrh. Mrs. N. E. Olin, 508 1st street Albany, deafness, kidney and blad der troubles. P. A. Racey, Jefferson, Or. D. F. West, Plainview. Or. chronic catarrh, stomach and kid ney trouble of 15 years standing.! Henry l'.ruor, Turner, O-.. deaf 1 news anil diKchnrging ears cured Ming 1). (. K(JJ,ck, Lebanon, O'., discharging ears, restored. Mrg. l)ra Iladley, So-laville, Or. discharging ears, consumption, and dyspepfia. G. W. Henight, 105 Pine street, Alhaiy,dt!ufrifn. MayorS. Tomlinsnn, of Wood burn, iheuinatinni and generally run down, cured 11 y.flr ago. Mia Irene Ashf.ird, of Salem, discknrtflnj t-ar curnl. Hundreds of others might be mentioned who do not want their names published. Ml. I.AKKIn'b PLACE 'Or ROINKM. Dr. Darrin can be conoulted free at the new Hotel Corvallig, Or., from 10 to 5 o'clock daily; evening all the diHcase of tho eye, ' noH.t and throat, catarrh, l'fn bronchitis, bt gtipi", heart. li'r bladder, and kidney diaeaff, o' thos-who sulh-r from apathy nd indiin-rencL-; aNi g.niw-urinry and skin diseases in either as blood taints, seminal weakn and lost vigor, varioocles od stricture. All curable chronic diea8 treated at ?5 a week, or in tlr proportion of time the case WT rwiuire. The poor treated free. cepi medicines, from 10 to H ! No case published except by Ir iiiiHH.oiM.ftbe pBtient. All busing relations with Dr. Dnrrm s"1' confidential. One visit is Af" though many caws can bo tr by home treatment 'J r'1 symptoms. Kyes tented and glt9f fitted. This is the second of, x '
