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Social and Personal.
L.
The Misses From of Suver were
in Indeivendence yesterday, i
Minn Laurie Burnett returned to
her homo at McMinnville Monday.
Have you a partner for the lap
Year lull.
Mrs. Jo Hubbard la visiting in
the Capital city Unfaf.
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Lawrence of
McMinnville vwitedl thia week with
relatives lo Independence, .
Charlea Huntley U erecting a
new residence on Me lota at Tal
, . . . v., ., ,
Mrs. -Or Yocunv of Portland,
was the guest of Mrs. Forest Finch
the past week.
Mies Grace Byers daughter of
Bvers a former, resident of
Independence ws married Thanks;
givins day 'to Frank .Goodman,
and they are now residing at Irv
ing Oregon. ,
Mies Ada Byers leaves this week
for Arlington where she will teach
this winter.
Grant Wade, brother 'of R. M.
Wade was down from Copdon Sun
day. Mr. Wade is one of the larg
est land owners in Gilliam county.
Harley Chaney, of Pendleton,
nephew of Mrs. D. M. Hampton, is
visiting here.
W. W. Percival shipped two car
load of hogs the latter part of the
A floor committee, of ladies will
have charge of the auditorium at
tbe Leap Year Ball.Any gentle
man caught walking across the
floor without escoit, or .deporting
himself in any way that does not
meet the approval of the commit
tee- wjl! be promptly fined.
IW. Arlie Hauipicu was up
from McCoy Sunday.
A . I.ula. the droKeiiti, i i'
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Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy and son
were in Dallas Saturday. .
Visit the Baisar Friday after
noon and see the pretty Xnias
presents.
Eph Young returned from Tort
land yesterday. Jle evidently had
lwMn nn a hnnt for he had to his
possession a fine" brace oi ducki
Mr. Fraief mother of IT. I
Fraxer returned to her home
Albanv todsv after a
tf
with her eon in this city.
He
by
ao
aul .Mrs.
m l IrlJ.l Ur fVtruallia arrived
1 Saturday and are visiting at the
short visit I . , f.-
bomeol iur. vt. ii.
niiv.r n.t Mrs. Howe are daught-
W. W. Perciyal councilman elect Lr. 0f Mr. and Mrs. Warner.
The tt'hetrsal for Uelshaixar, was
held iii the Methmlist church last
night. It was under the direction
of Prof. Martin, K. Itobinsort and
attended by some of the musical
talent of this vicinity. . It is Prof.
Hobinson'e purpose Jo give the
nrodoctinn b'iore Christinas, and
rehearsals will be held at the same
church everv night. The same
opera was given by Mr. Robinsou
tu roriisna ibb mu'im -chorus
of 110 voices. Last week
he. produced It in Salem with a
chorus of V0 people. It is his pur;
poee io bring together all the best
singers available iu its rendition
here.
is indisposed at his borne,
was excused from jury duty
Judge Burnett yesterday on
count of illness.
Senator W. Doughty will sing at
the Baiaar Friday night. ,
" Robert, the seven year old son o
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hillard was burn
A s.tnrdA while rdaving with
hells. He removed th
cap from one and touched a lighted
match to the powder, which flashed
to hia face resulting in some very
pa'nfol burns.
Mr. and Mrs.! George Conkey en
tertained the social whist club at
their home last evening. A very
nleasant evening was spent and
delicious refreshments were served
at the close of the game
, SilaB Maley of Newport has been
a guest of William Mackey this
week." . Messrs Maley and Mackey
were "sour dough" chums in Alas
ka last year. ' " ' '
I Ben Huntley left Frlday morn
ing for Woodland CaliC to visit
with" "old friends. The Huntley
home before coming to Oregon was
at Woodland. " " "'
a a a a a hHrX
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Tot Lucas" full orchestra will
furnish music for the Leap Year
Ball.:-;
The motor will return to Mon
mouth after t the Bazaar Friday
night. " ,
There will be work in three de
grees at the Knights of Pythias
lodge to-morrow night .
Ned Burt came ? up today from
Portland for a few days visit with
relatives before starting on a
months trip through California;
See S. M. 1 Paniel's ad in this
issue. He is offering some ex
traordinary bargains for a short
time. 1
There will be a variation in the
character of dances at the auditor
ium on Saturday night'1 of next
week. On that occasion the ladies
will take charge and give the last
chance Leap Year Ball.
That the ladies of the Presby
terian church are back of the bazaar
to be given one week from today is
sufBcient guarantee that it will be
worth attending. Don't forget the
date. r
Clearance Sale
MILLINERY
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Wa will dispose of our Pattern
Hats at greatly reduced prices., ... t
Trimmed Hate that were $6.00,
S7.00 and $8.00 ..can now be had
for $5.00. , , i
Good . aBsortmeni, of t tilqred,
Hafi mar tei JVhn.5Bt-
TTIQQ PFARL SQUIRE
W
C STREET NEXT TO PADDOCKS
up-to-
.Wait for Miss Squires reduc
tion Kale anouncement next issue
Trimed hats worth":
$5 at Miss Squires.
Buy buggies and surreys cheap
pow at R. M. Wade & Co.
, , .We cbse our - store at . 6 P. M.
sharp. R. M. Wade & Co
Don't forget to get a chance" on ern Pacific agent for tickets
the bier doll at Craven & Moore's
on every 25c purchase.
Mrs. M. W, Wallace has a very
fine line of fancy China for Xmas.
Call and see for yourself.
Go to S. M. Daniel, Monmouth
for your rubber " boots,: He carries
all the best brands, Boston, Wales,
Goodyear, Hoods and Bannagans.
Craven & Moore baye the best
line of dolls in Independence.
Price 5c and op.
Any thing in the line of Millin
ery goods at greatly reduced prices
at Mrs. Wallaces. " ,.'
' "Hand made .work , shoes made
for mar. lopffera and others, asbes-
(os. leather, call and see for yourself
at Cleveogers shoe, shop, Main si.
Independence, Ore. ;,rM p
If it is neat, up-to-date job print
ing you are looking for, stop at
this office.
returned from
Portland Sat-
Fred Middleham
a fw weeks stay in
urdny. ' . .
K A. ClUn a real estate ami
mining man of Portland was in
IiulU.endei)cea lew days the past
Th- UL' nrsanixer will
with Independence Circle No. ('
Wwlnesdav evening, Dec. 7, '01'
The Woodmen are invited to mert
witji hem. '
M t! and Mrs. Ed ward .01 i veV a nd
i.il,ifns it Portland, and M
Presbyterian Haaaar '
Tt ' PrMhvterian Bazaar next
Fridav at the Opera house,' will be
the headquarters for pretty things
for Christmas, , ... .
The ladies win pe mere au awr-
tn hnw una sell Kimooas.
uuvu ww
aprons, fancy'lippers" for old and
young, hand made handkercnieis,
fancy cushions and sofa pillows,
besides other articles too numer
ous to mention.
A musical and literary program
will be given in the evening to
which an admission of 10 cents will
be, charged. ,
Dlt: DARBIH WILL REMAIN
UNTIL DECEMBER 23rd.
A (SWELL HOC.
leathers And
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Dr. Darrin'a Work Is Piling Up
In Such Volame tnat ue is
Compelled to Prolonir Ills Visit
In Dallas at tbe Hotel Gail.
This emiuent and far famed spec-
alist has met with such an im
mense, volume , of t, business . since
coming to Dallas that he.hnds ,il
absolutely necessary ui proioug ui
visit to December 23rd onlv. It is
source of gratification to the doc
, BUblNtbo LUbALO. fr.endg to know tat h,9 k5,
WWMWWWfWWWlS i.hainVsoWelland appreciatingly
Books for everybody at Craven taxejf jii8 patients are coming
& Moore's. 'Q from aif parts of Oregon and his
Moore's Hair ' invigorator ' and cured patrons so plentiful that Lis
TTnrninida fo dandrufi name has become a household
rnii;nn Vai nr AiaenHpA Rcaln ItrAnanra in hundreds of homes in
aUU AOAAAU . Vi
sold in bulk,50c8 pz., or applied if thifl.jricinity
necessary by Moore & layior s, me
barbers on C street.
' Ou' dolle are new and
data. Craven and Moore.
Winter Rates to Yaqulna Bay
In order'to accomodate the many
people who wish to make a winter
trip to Yaquina Bay, the southern
acific company will sell on
jq Wednesdays and Saturdays of each
and for , . , ,,lf.K ,j
weea, unui maruu oj.,
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
Agts:
Oregon City, "Harrisburg. Aurora,
Hillsboro, Woodburn, Newberg, Ha-
lem, Sheridan, Jefferson, Forest
Grove, Springfield, McMinnville,
Brownsville, Independence, Eu
gene, Lebanon. : '
IV INTER KXl t'RSlON KATI
. TO YACJt'lN A HA.
A New lW'parture o" the Houth.
rru Paclllo ana t ""
tt i:teri lUilroada.
Het.-oKuUun a ki. Wt.waut. and
w,m,(Uflv.tb.pul.Hu bP rales
o tb coa-t lu th wluler a well m the
.,...,.r. for twwma who illr lo aet
(he bounding billows lo Ibrtc wild!
. . . . t . K.,pa ttltA III
the winter air a the e.a.t.i' fctoutk-
rn raclflo Company m
Willi UW.V"1 . . V u
hve placed on aale, taking tiftct oV.
7. .. r . -ii ,u.itita o llielr luiaa,
round trip tilMf t-' Yaqulim at.th
me rat t: .durlog lb. aumumr.t
m 'ticket. . .M w1WjJn3
. t.va nulv. allU Will Wl
good torreturo aixiy daya twu daaof
Wr.MitnoV .aalt.r bath, wll
. . iirl anvoue wbo.ue"
be lo i'"h "- . -aires
a genuine health n-ort during the
,rer mv . l,.n alMtud a
winter cannot bo " "
month or -oat Yaqulua. , .
.1....- m ha aold from Al-
biiniiar wu .
bwy Cortam.,Pl.lloroatb and all po s
west on the CorvaUla A Ea-tern It., it.
H-..H information as to rat-, baggK
ete,.cnbeobUloed by applying. to
tbe neareat 8. "
W.E.Con.an.a.P.A.,8. T.Co,.
Und, r IMwln Stone utanagi r O, IV
B. K. Co., Albany. f
P S.-Tbrouab Hckets to Portlauf?
.r-aoldbytheC. R , M lV
and by tbe 8. t'., roniauu .
via Albany ana m . -
7 - . tit. t vlx: 12.80 C. A
' . - i t AlKstntf With t
: mn
$Ml
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l ; mailing anil, mall Paper$
:a ',.
j 1905 mmm on
Display
'line"
Undoubutfly Tlam Clxeof Vhix&m
vcr $Down la lidtpttdtsce.'
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IJf Big Discount
E. train's eonuart at Albaoy wllb the
Albany-Portland local both. ways. ?
Grlpijuickly Knocked Out;'?
"Soma weeka ago during "the severs
. .. . t....K wlfn and my.
a-lnter weaviwi .
f contracted colda which speedily de;
velod jntp me - '-
with all It miserable iyroptoina, say
Mr i H. Egleaton of Alaple Undlng,
Iowa ' "Kueea and Jointa acblng, uiua
clea aore. head stopped up, eyea and
neee running, with alternate spells f
chill and fever. We bean using Cham,
berlMO'a .Cough Jtemady, aiding, the
.ame with a doae of Chamberlain s
Btomscb and Liver Tablets, and by Its
liberal uae soon completely knocked
out the grip." '
It la a good plan to take a de of tbe
Tablets when you have a cold. Tbey
nromote a healthy action of tbe bowels,
liver and kidneys which In always ben
eflclal wbeo be .yHtem la congealed
by a cold or attack o( the rlp. For
ale by V. M. Klrklund, the druglat.
r,v . Stockholders' Meeting.
. Notice Is hereby , given that the an
nual meeting of the utockholdors of tne
Independence National Bank, will be
um n Tnpada January 10, J006 be
tween the houra of 10 A.M. and 4 P.
at tbe Bank for the purpose or selecting
a Hoard of Directors and the transac
tion of such other , biiBlnena as may
come before the meeting. , , ,
C. W. Irvine Caahier.
Dated thlsCth day of recember 1904,
CRAVEN El nOORE
A Fountain Pen for 35c
Box Stationery 10c to $1.75
Kid Body Dolls 25c to 4.00
Pencils, Crepe Paper, Shelf
Paper; Etc. " " "" r ' "
i-ta
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23 par c0nt off on Clothing, Hatf,
Shots and Everything In
I t I , f -'
WHITE HOUSE STORE
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tiW Xmas. ' Must Mak Ready for
JInnual Invoice.
Fri Come
Firfi Served
ZED ROwSENDORF
. TOILET PAPER I
One Week Special Sale. .
Rolls - - 4 for 25c
Pocket -. 3 for 25c
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ACT fVrT? PRESCRIPTION
! O lWViVC DRUGGIST
" Notice
Notloe is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting of lbs Stock holders of
tbe Polk Coonty Land Company will
be held at Independence, Or., in tbe
Independence Nat. Bank building at
10 o'clock A. M. oa Saturday, Decem
ber Slat, A. D. 1904, for the purpoea ol
electing officers and aueb other boai
neaa aa may properly come before aald
meeting. . D. W. Baaaa, Becty.
Dated Nov. lltb, 1804.
Notice is hereby given thai
nnal Meeting of the
tbe Independence, ana
Railway Company will be b.
dependence. Oregon, lo tbe nl
enoe Sat. Bank puUjuni f-r c A.
Df 104, lor tbe puriK- '
Cor., ,Rd.r.naatlo. eJXtor
boalaeas as may prorjerly to'
aaldmeeUng. D.W.Paaa.
Dated 5ov. II, 1S04.