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Social and Personal. J
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H. Wagoner of Portland is spend
Ing a lew days in Independence
C. L, Fitchard it in Portland
this week.
Mrs, W, W. Percival and daugh
ter Miu Pearl are Tiiitiog H Port-
laad. -mY
and Mrs. Kd Hillard
in Portland this week. .
Eph young U
week. . ,
MUa Ma Hubard u in Portland
lor the winter.
That the ladles of the Presby
terian church are back of the baxaar
to be given one week from today is
sufficient euarantee that it will b
worth attending. Don't forget the
date.
The many Willamette Valley
.1 newnrnners advertising Dr. Damn's
visited . r ' ... . ... .
caiarrn oure mitoi properiy oe
termed "nasal
It is reported that L. U. Joese Observer.
organs "Dallas
has nurchased a furniture store in
Salem.
C. E. Herren of Parker was a
business visitor in Independence
yesterday.
Mr. and Mr. J. W. Richardson
returned from a visit in Portland
yesterday.
Mrs. J. 2f. Berry of Forest Grove
returned home Tuesday after a
short visit with relatives here.
The Butler family are making
preparations for their
MARH1EU
V A LK E R K ETC II U M At the
borne of the bride's parents Dr.
and Mrs. E. L. Ketchum of thi
city Wednesday November
30th, Miss Kathleen Ketchum
to Guy 0. Walker, Rev. E. J.
Thompson officiating.
At 8 o'clock the bride and groom
marched to the center of the artisti
cally decorated parlor, to the soft
music of a beautiful wedding march
Babbitt, nd
piece were
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v-:.. .v..: r nk mere oeueaio a iiora
made husband and wife in one of
C.G. Southerland and Griffith the m08t impree8ive ceremonies Dr.
Perratt, of Portland, spent Sunday Thompson hai naj lne pleasure of
in town. conducting. The bride was dainti-
Mrs. A. Huston is recovering ly attired in white and carried in
from a surgical operation performed her arm a beautiful bouquet.
last week by Dr. Crowley of Mon
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INDEPENDENCE LEABING STORE
mouth.
See S. M. Daniel's ad in this
issue. He is offering some ex
traordinary bargains for a short
time.
Work on Thos. Fennell's new
house is progressing rapidly in
spite of inclement weather.
Miss Goldie Irvine has taken a
After the ceremony congratula
tions were tendered by many
relatives and friends, and until 10
o'clock the guests were entertained
with a well received musical pro-
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gramme, during wnicn aiish now
den rendered one of her matchless
Violin Cello solos, and Mies Edith
Owen, Mrs. Babbitt and Julian
Hurley gave special musio for the
entertainment of the many gnests.
poeition with Craven & Moore, the A light repast was served and the
confectioners. relatives and friends took their de
Miss Iva Cooper returned to Mt. Prure
Angel the first of the week, after KJ beautiful presents were re-
spending Thanksgiving vacation at r. " . ... ...
. - T . . Uvea and the public extend to the
happy couple their greetings and
The regular weekly dance will be wihes for a happy future.
given by the independence orcflea- wfcwywuwwwww
tra at the auditorium tomorrow
night.
There will be a basket ball game
between the juniors and seniors at
the State 5 .Mormal gymnasium to
night. Farmer C. N. McArthur of Dix
ie delivered two loads of hogs to
W. W, Perciyal the hog buyer, in
town this week.
There will be a variation in the
character of dances at the auditor
ium on Saturday night of next
week. On that occasion the ladies
will take charge and give the last
chance Leap Year Ball.
George C. Fisher a former Polk
county boy, was recently married 5 M- gqQire8.
ana is living in nortnern iauiorniu.
Mr. Fisher is employed as fireman
in the California Consolidated Oil
Fields. i
GENT'S
Our business in this lino has Won iloublo that oi last
come and buy, (Aktkr Lookino Kwkwiikmb) wo are convince.
linos shown in iJio city.
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voar aim juiimB iv ivivwuo
1 that wo liavo the host ami most eompious
Our Men's Clothing Department
In suits and overcoat, rompriwi the best known mulct, Hollnmn
Kothchild & Co. In style, fit and quality there is nothing bettor
made and our prices aro fiom two to four dollars loss than you can
buy the same class of poods elsewhere. Come in and let ui show
you and bo convinced.
Guaranteed Mt Wool Underwear
$1.00 Per Garment
Ji Full Line of Wet Weather Goods
BUSINESS LOCALS. 1
Moore's Hair Invigorator and
Newbro's Herpicide for dandruff
and falling hair or diseased scalp
sold in bulk, 50c 8 oz., or applied i
necessary by Moore & Taylor's, the
barbers on C street.
Fverybody knows the Keystone
fence. The place to get it is at
Huston & Simons.
Wait for Miss Squires reduo
tion Bale anouncement next issue,
See the new came of Sherlock
Holmes at Craven & Moore's.
Trimed hats worth 16 and$8 for
cheap
One -reason for Dr, Damn's auc
cess is that he does not take all
cases that apply for treatment. If i
he deems their case incurable after
thorough examination he so in
forms his patient, and his exami
nations are free of charge. Dallas
Observer.
There will be regular services at
the Methodist church Sunday. At
11 A. M. the pastor will preach fine line of fancy China for Xm as
from Luke, 11th chapter, 4lst and Call and see for yourself.
42nd verses; evening subject, "The If you e .footed, we have
Plumb Tree". All are cordially fl Wtfl that will warm
invited. ' I u.,( a
Buy buggies and surreys
now at R. M. Wade & Co. "
We close our store at 6 P. M
sharp. R. M. Wade & Co.
For service or looks you can't
beat our beaters, Huston & Si
mon.
Ranees, at long range or short
range from Huston & Simons.
Japanese collar boxes, glove box
es, necktie boxes, mats, trays, ink
wells ete. at Craven & Moore's.
Mrs. M. W, Wallace has a very
Services of special interest at the
Presbyterian church next sabbath
both morning and evening. A
very kind welcome, to all. The
Sunday school meets at 10 A. M.
' and preaching services at 11 A. M.
and 7.30 P. M. Most excellent
music provided by the choir under
the 'direction of Mrs Geo. Conkey.
John Whan and D. H. Drew-
ery, special agents of the Pacific
States Telephone Company were in
Independence and Monmouth this
week looking into the telephone
situation. No definite proposition
was made by the representatives of
the Pacific States Company but
they intimated that an effort
would be made to, meet the growing
demands for telephone service if the
people would stay with 'the Bell
system.
Heating stoves at Hneton & Sim
one. Don't forget that for every 25
cent purchase at Craven & Moore's
you get a free chance on the ten
dollar doll.
Go to S. M. Daniel, Monmouth,
for your rubber boots. He carries
all the best brands, Boston, Wales,
Goodyear, Hoods and Bannagans.
Any thing in the line of Millin
ery goods at greatly reduced prices
at Mrs. Wallaces.
Hand made work shoes made
for wear, loggers and others, asbes
tos leather, call and see for yourself
at Cleven gers shoe shop, Main st.
Independence, Ore. N
If it is seat, up-to-date job print
ing you are looking for, stop at
this office.
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Our Boys and Little Gents
In these lines we handle the celebrated "Banner Brand" which have no superior In
i v. ....I nnlii. liuv this make once and you will buy it again. In
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little gnts, boys two and three piece knee pants and young men s.
12.00 up.
in prlcM from
We fit the exiremef with our celebrated
Kings Bury Hat and Walk-Over Shoes
YOURS FOR BUSINESS,
W. A. MESSNER
EVERYBODY'S. COLUMN
For Rale. Rent, Wanted or similar
notloeatbree line In this coin ran,
25 cents: one month 75 cento.
FOR SALE A choice Polk county
farm of over 300 acres can be had
at very reasonable figures. Ad
mirably adapted to stock raising.
Enquire at this office.
FOR SALE A good single horse
buggy for sale cheap. Inquire
. of Dr. Nehrbas, Monmouth.
BARGAIN SALE Some nice
grade O. I. C. and Poland
China pies, just weaned, $1.00
each.
Fine thorough-bred Poland China
boar pig ready for service, $10.00,
.Fine thorough-bred Jersey bull, 4
years old $20.00 and thorough
bred nice Jersey bull calt $8.00.
' Ind. P. O. A. J. Whiteaker.
FOR SALE One fresh cow one
-will be fresh in February, first
class cows. Aleo one driving
horse weight 1100 pounds. In
quire of Claude Kurre, Indepen
dence.
What Is Life? .
In the laHt analyale nobody know,
but we do know that It is under atriet
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
imin result. Irregular livlnir means
derangemeut of the organs, resulting
in Constipation, Headache or Liver
trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pills
quickly re-ad junta this. It's gentle,
yet thorough. Only 26c at A. 8, Locke's
drag store.
AclmlnlRtratrix's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
administratrix of the rotate of
Henry Hill, deceased, by the coun
ty court of the state of Oregon for
Polk county, and has qualified
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same to me at my rem
dence immediately south of the
town of Independence, Oresron, with
the proper vouchers and duly veri
fied withinsix .months from the
date hereof.
Martha A. Hill,
Administratrix.
II. Denmnoer, Attorney.
Dated and first published No
vember 4th, 1904.
GRAVEN. & MOORE
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A Fountain Pen for 35c
Box Stationery 10c to $1.75
Kid Body Dolls 25c to 4.00
Pencils, Crepe Paper, Shelf
Paper, Etc
GRAVER &mOORE
Winter Itates to Yaqulna Hay I jwMi ,
Tn nrrlnr in r(Vimilnt the miriV
people who wish to make a winter
a
trip to Yaquina Bay, the Southern
Pacific company will sell on
Wednesdays and Saturdays of each
week, until March 31, 11)05, round
trip tickets, at low rates, to Ya
quina and return, limited to sixty
days from date of sale. Those who
desire to take advantage of this
rate should apply to nearest South
em Pacific agent for tickets. Agts:
Oregon City, Harrisburg. Aurora
Hillsboro, Woodburn, Newberg, 8a
lem, Sheridan, Jefferson, Forest
Grove, Springfield, McMinnville,
Brownsville, Independence, En
gene, Lebanon.
Jl Big Discount
25 pr cnt off on Clothing, Hatf,
Shott and Everything In
WHITE HOUSE STORE
Until Xmat. Must Make Ready for
Annual Invoice.
Firft Come
Firft Served
ZED ROvSENDORF
TOILET PAPER
One Week Special Sale.
Rolls - - 4 for 25c
Pocket - - 3 for 25c
A. S. LOCKE
PRESCRIPTION
DRUCGBT
HOP WIRE. '
We are headquarters for Wire
Best quality. We can save you
money. Write and get prices,
. WALTER MORLEY,
8aJem, Oregon
E. H. HOSNEK
TV rvrlnne Ac
tlonecr of 15 years I
ience. t
Phon. 143 Monmou