UJcst Side enterprise
WALTKK LYON, Kihtoh
THE DEAF EAR.
Subscrption, $1.50 Per Year
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(Portland Friti Pre.)
The lack or low of one of tb
five human tcnsr isolate tU V"
iint thus afflict! entftfly from
the world as if he waa banished to
W.e inland. What aralitkalion
the aocietv of our tit
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on mitoou. , .Jof an ImlifUnei murmurr
the loc of Injuring all , joy and
dtee within u, niot eo
; in the domestic relatione and fami-
A i.raaaimr nepd of tllO IUvlo- ..., ttiul tin lint do9 not
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peinlence public school is on -'ch our hearti, their thanks and
seml.lv room and gymnasium : pr.yfr, Rre an empty Round. No
and a need of the town of Iiulo-I birds sing In the branchee for in;
rendence ii a club room with an 'no sound of the whole nature
ilhlrtic annex. -ches onr ear-a
The town and school might end despair fills our heart. It
1 ne to i an , difference it our suffering
unite and the needs of bo h be ir ,o
met partially at least. Indepcn- '
dencehasa public and high, w,jera a caee, the
school of over 300 pupils tt,,d;ni()St convincinp bcan taken
nine teacher with practically no frouj thrt cirolw of our naret ao
provisions for athletic develop- quaintance(., we rt-for to Mr. J. J
ment or juvenile amusement. -ern wb0 suffered five years
The town, with a population of.froin deafnttes so obstinate ihat
000 people or thereabout, lins hh mind began to suffer. Mr.
not a club room nor place of rec- Kern wee at that th editor of the
reationfor business' man, clerk "Nacbrichten and Fre.e Pre
... !a0(1 the loss of bearing and the
or other person of sedeutary life., Ma . ...
A gymnasium building couM be, in Umn
Wl. 'j Dr. Darrin cured him ten years
for I , , . .., k
ago 0 ciever ireiucu,
nrrin will treat all who maf ap
piT wfore VfmW Hb ha'f hi
former Vue,
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
For "... Wa! ''"!'
r)itlloclur iin in"" "
Neiii: one month 76 ceul.
The Keystone Field Fence.
W. G. SHARMAM,
Morchant Tailor
Hank lUilldlng,
lsir:MK!sfif, ()ui
erected and supjdied
reasonably good aparatus
$1200. For tbat amount a
boildms r-ould be had large
enough for all such sports as
basket ball, bowling, football,
indoor base ball, tumbling, club
and dumb bell practice, baths
tc. It could be provided with
gallery and seats, adopted to the
use of the school for general as
sembly and gymnasium purpos
es and used by the pupils during
the day and by outsiders even
ings. Prof. Newbill is highly
in favor of the erection of such
a building and by the co-operation
of the school authorities
and towns-people such a build
ing is possible. From a moral
physical and social standpoint,
such an institution is worth the
effort. The school is without
the most desirable adjunct of a
gymnasium and there is no pro
visions whatever for directing
the youth of the town 'in moral
and elevating channels outside
of the school? and churches. The
building of a gymnasium is com
mended to the parents in Inde
pendence. . -
The joke of the day the Ob
server claiming to compete with
the WEST SIDE ENTERPRISE
in publishing the news of Polk
county. "
Dallas is my oyster. Noth
ing must be published about
what is going on at the county
seat without consulting the
juayor and his paper Observer
After a delay of only twenty
years, Salom has voted to have
a high school.
June election, November elec
tion and December election now
over, we are ready for the bless
ings promised under the admin
istration of the various offices.
You're a "buttinsky," you are
a mere'handful," you are "pos-
. " itiveiv disgusting" if you don't
see it as' the mayor of Dallas
sees it. And the disgusting
'handful of buttinskies generally
.win out.' '
'"With the permission of the
Hono'rable mayor and council
this parer bess to state tljat
the streets of Dallas are pretty
muddy, and the mud is pretty
black. .
the
The whisteliag fiend's tune for
Week ' Only in the way
Fin getting on to you, old man."
Thus in triumphant note,
On the bleak December days,
Sings the winter overcoat.
evil has never returned
To Whom It May Concern Q
For years my daughter has been
deaf, with almost constant dis
charge of the ear, causing a dis-
ereeable odor. Her skin had be
come a brown color from head to
foot from constipation and liver
trouble, also diabetes. Under Dr.
Damn's electrical and medical
treatment one year ago all her
above troubles have disappeared,
and I am so pleased I wish all to
know where to be cured. Will an
swer all questions by letter n in
person at Jefferson, Oregon.
x Mrs. C. A. Esteb.
Paralysis and Epileptic Pits
Cured
Mrs. James Pugh, of Shedd, Ore
gon, writes as follows: Dr. Darrin:
"You cured our boy 13 years go
in Portland of facial paralysis and
epileptic fits. He is now a strong
man. He bad only one nt, two
weeks after you commenced treat
ing him." '
Mr. G. W. Duulap, of Halsey
Ore., savs: "For over 20 years my
wife bas bad inflamed eyes and
granulated lids. Dr. Damn has
cured her."
Mr. C. R. Duriee, of Shaw, Ore
gon, reports his cure of deafness by
Dr. Darrin is complete. His daugh
ter, Miss Durfee, has bad no recur
rence of her deafness and granulat
ed eve trouble.
Mrs. Al Hudson, formerly of La
Grande, Or., now residing at 569
Salmon street, Portland; paralysis
of one side and diseases peculiar to
her sex cured nine years ago by
Dr. Darrin.
Mrs. Abbie Wareham, Monta-
villa, Or., epilepsy 26 years, cured
v fiWtricitv and medicine 10
v
years ago and never had a return
of the symptoms.
Hundreds of others might be
mentioned who do not wish their
names published.
In most cases only one visit is
required. Owing to the crowds
rushing to see the doctor he will
receive patients from 10 a. m. to 8
d m. Dr. Darrin remains at the
Hotel Gail, Dallas, until December
23.
Dr. Damn's terms for treatment
are $5 a week, or in that propor
tion of time as the case may re
quire, except in special cases. The
poor treated free except medicines,
10 to 11 dajly.
The doctor makes a specialty of
all diseases of . the eye, ear, nose
and throat, catarrh, deafness, bron
chitis, lagrippe, heart, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, liver, bladder and kid
ney diBeaf-es, or tboee who suffer
from apathy or indifference; also
genito-urinary and skin diseases in
eitiier eex, such as blood taints,
seminal weekces and lost vigor,
varicocele and stricture.
Eyes tested, glasses fitted. Dr.
FOU SALK A chulce Tolk county
farm of over 800 sorea can be had
at very reasonable figures. Ad
mirably adapted to stock raising.
Enquire at tliU oiuce.
FOR SALE A good single how
b.iujiy for fil cheap. Inquire
of Dr. Nchrbass Monmouth.
U KG A I N SALE ome n ice
grade 0. I. C. and Poland
China pig, just weaned, 11 00
each.
Fine thorough-bred Poland Chins
boar piir ready for service, 10.00.
"Fine thorough-bred Jersey bull, 4
year old VA00 and thorough
bred nice Jersey bull call IS.OO.
I nd P. O. A. J. Whlteaker.
FOU SALE One frb.cow, one
will Im- fieoh in February, KrM
eUss cow. Alw one driving
li..re wi-iiht IUH pound. In
quire of Claud- Kurre. Indepen
dence. POU RENT Seven room house,
K,.d Urn and water. Call or ad-dr.-e.
Mrs.S. E. Oardn.r, Mon
mouth tenia r liable Cure
' -r wa much l!Uted with sciatica."
writes Ed. C Nuil, Iowavllle, Sedg
wick Co., Kan., going al crutcb
e ind suffering; a del of pain. I waa
Induced to try iUllatd'aSuow Liniment
which relieved me.
I used three 50o bottles. It i the
greaUit liniment I ever used; have
recommended it to a number of person
II expreea theawelvea as beln benlnt
ed by it. I now walk without crutchee
able to perform a jreat deal of light
labor on the farm. Zjo awt euu
A. 8. Locke.
Tho Ketone Tenee U made of punl,
strong wiro ami it U a continuous ami on
tirely intotwovon folic. TI.L imn that
there in no iK-jsinnlnS ,,,) l" Xh
tav, but that tv aro continuous with the
long win. U tay wires will nol
alipanJ an "t ina-lo of crap.
Call ami we our iVme an our flock i- om-pU-te
ami rici's aro right.
Huston & Simon.
Geo. ?. Rodflw u Co.
WHOLESALE
PAPER
DEALERS
Salem Oregon
HOTEL HAMPTON
FlrtclM Home AcoiimmUliimi,
Montnnuth, Oregnn. Itatea tl pr
day.
V. M. lIAMPfOM
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A Certain Cure for Croup
When a child shows symptoms of
croup there la no time to eperlnient
with new remedies, no matter bow
highly, they may be recommended.
There is one preparation tbat can al
ways be depended upon. It has been
In use for many year and baa never
been known to fall, vl: Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Give it and a
quick cure is sure to follow. Mr. M.
F. Compton of Market, Texaa, says of
It, "I have need Chamberlain' Cough
Remedy In severe eases of croup with
my children, and can truthfully say It
always gives prompt relief." For sale
by P. M. Kirkland, the druggist. -
HOP WIRE.
Wa m headanarters for Wire
Beet quality. Wa can Bare you
money. Write and get pricee,
WALTER MORLEY,
, Salem, Oregon
matches lUatclK
6cm$ nickel
Silver
CLhA Tilled
$(.00 10 $1$.
. $11. 10 $20.
E.H.HOSNER
The Cyclone Auc
tioneer of 15 years exper
ience. Phone 143 Monmouth. Ore.
Ask the Apt for Tickets
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$10. 19 $25.
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ST.
LOUIS AND ALL POINT
EAST AND SOUTH.
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COURTEOUS EMPLOYES
DAYLIGHT TRIP ACROSS CAS
CADE AND ROCKY MTNB.
For ticketn, rate?, foldera atid full in
formation callon or address II. DICK
KON, City Ticket Agent, 122 3rd Hu,
Portland.
8. G. YERKES, G. W. P. A.
612 First Ave., Seattle, afih.
vVe give expedited service on freight.
Route vour Hhipnienta via Oreat
Northern. Full information from
Wm. Harder, Gen'l. Ageut.
Portland, Ore.
Do Not Neglect a Cold.
Every cold weaken the Lungs, lowers the Vitality and makes ths
system last able to withstand each succeeding cold, thus
paving the way for more serious diseases.
CAN YOU AFFORD TO TAKE SUCH CHANCES?
jolin Sholund
merchant
Cailor
Opera fimt Bldfl., CcarUt
$alea, Oregoi.
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G L Hawkins
iNkllaa.Ore.
tW.MarblfMd
Cram'li
VliNiiuiioniiinJ I1m)
rlonoe dimeter
ork tie.
II T. IIKNKI.I',
Barber Shop.
HAW ITHfcfcT,
One Joor south of Poet Ofllee.
Fine Hatha in eonm-clion with ihop
lxDxrrxbKNCK,- ; Omoos.
OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorn ey-at-Law,
. CAM I'll KLL. UUILUISO,
DALLAS, OREGON.
I. L. SMITH
Fine Wlnea,
Liquors
Clears, and Beer
on Draught .
or In Dottles at
THE i. L SMITH SALOON,
- C STREET,
Independence, Oregon
I. L. SMITH; Proprietor.
PERMANENTLY CURES
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Soro Throat,
Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Lungs.
EVERY MOTHER SHOULD KNOW THAT BALLARD'S HORC
HOUND SYRUP CONTAINS NO OPIATES. DOES NOT
CONSTIPATE CHILDREN AND WILL POSITIVELY
CURE CROUP AND WHOOPING COUCH.
Mltm. 9ALLIK LOCKBAR, Ooldthwlt; Tx., aymi W.
bar tud Itallanl't llnn-hound HriipIn m j fanillr fur utvrral yrara,
nd It !, bIvm wtUfiuitlnn. b.n tba children had Croup and
U booplBf Khi(Ii II ilmri nllmrM th.m ! onm, mid 1 would not h
without It la tbahoiua. Mill tta lihut UJUMClMi homw of."
Best Eemedy for Children. Every Bottle Guaranteed.
TMRK miZi MBo, eOo mnd mi.OO.
L BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO., ST.LOUIS, M0.
Undertaker, Kmbaliner, and Ftmerat,
Dlrwtor. Lady Aaaiataut
i when Dwlred.
IN DKPKNDEN'CK
. . OREGON
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
A. S. Locke, Independence. L S. I'tilins, Monmoulh.
G. A. HURLEY
Attorney at Law and
Notary Public.
Collection! Promptly Made Title"
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: Kat Hide Main Street,
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