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Social andPersonal.
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Mrt.B. It. Walker aslu h'aletu
Undluid lonoo was in Tort
land oter Sunday.
ilTrlonUtoLiw opera
TU Hill Dro.olJ tbtlr clip of
mohair to E. K. raddov ai
Key. J. A. Me.r. was In from
Huena Vista yesterday.
Geo. Mclaughlin was In town on
business yesterday.
J. K. Johncon came down from
Corrallis ywterday.
Jy Powell is in Portland for a
few faja.
J. K. Johnson has sold his laun
dry plant In Corvalli.
Keraey Eldridge is the
janitor at the opera house.
n:.. vi. Hm tines was la
iH IB vi -
Falem Friday.
Mrs Van Dornsife and Mr.
Guy Walker were Salem visitors
Saturday.
t At.ril fool pranks rr.
rxtrated Saturday night In Inde-
pendence uui no
T..a nniirh present to make an
enjoyable evening of the dance
Saturday uigni.
am TrTina ia building a spacious
.lition to his home residence
on 3rd street.
Tv,n StaDleton favors a bridge
across the Willamette at Indepen
Aence rather than a tree terry.
fi. TlRsie Butler and Helen
Coooer visited the capital city
Saturday. ,
xr. Wm Praven and Mrs. S. B.
Walker were Salem visitors yester
; ...
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lMarfhaudcimlorvmUi f-r.u
fira uii'.-4 t cf Aim''
A.IUUU"J P. N. Turner
erwlnfrviu AlflU Ftiday. Mr.
UwUUIn search !
iore.
ir.v.i.ii!tc4 to rent, or
rri a tdac. a line In the
Twi-a wk We.t Side KnUrprUe
will do the work.
Slut la.t rert. Jaws CvnJ
loal four sheep ana .
valour more of hU Hoc tr.r
killing doga.
r t v,u. ore of the trustees
ofKu.na Vista Lodg I. 0. .0 P.
No. 21, who properly
Sunday morning was in town
yesterday.
Prownirille icpl and others
.v.- Wnndtmrn Natron branch
UD tM .
t .v.. crt,,thrn Pacific on the
c;.u .r m.kini an effort to secure
h 1V1V - -
additional pepger tram srvioe.
r T HrifT has completed his
new water system for the town of
Monmouth. A tower. 57 foet high,
with a tank of 14.000 gallons capeg
ity hw. trwle-l at a cost of
COO. IMpea supplying diflerent
portions of the town havs been laid
. V lwAan
and the new steam pump
put Into operation. Monrouuw.
now uses water supplied by the
new system.
Capt. Mitchell, two .N'eugbaur
v- .n,1 the two Larson boys,
making a party of five, came up
I rota S&lem in a gasoline iuuu
o... ftrnoon. They left Sa-
lem at noon but having trouble
with the machinery of their boat
a;a nni roach Independence until
5 o'clock. The little launch will
accommodate ten to twelve com
r..M nd if successfully operat
ed would be a valuable piec of
property to ply tne upper r.T",
a. a 1 aMa t n
f r frh farden sik1, guran
1 grow, go la llut-' Fl
tuon'a.
trn A Si mini's.
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Vi.1.1 lVaa at Piaions.
Ileal of garden srJi at Huston
A Simons,
..... llair Inyirator and
Sewbro'e llerplddi for dandruff
anJ falling hmit or dieeal scalp
ald In tu!k, m o.. or applied If
necewary by MwriA layiors,
barber on C street.
Field corn at Huston A Simon.
Get your garden seed of Huston
A Simon.
iWd Cat and barley, at Cover
dale, feed store.
Sed wheat at Coverdale s Iced
store.
l it P 'AM Atm&iXhM
I ft ' I II 1 1 I. S ,. b. - . n rf ! N T
IS
t i.ik uma boat tbat was run
. .
. , on to a stump and capsizeu ia
Carl and Fred Reuf drove S,5JL l.L.oftb.Hillbrnth.
from Salem Sunday and spent the
day with their cousin uwrK'
Reuf.
r;.. Mabel. Mamie and Nina
Bakeman were in Independence
over Sunday.
Carl Perciyal, a student of Benke
Walker business college In . Port
land, is home on a few days' yaca-tiou.
Mrs. Geo Burton is quite ill.
Miss Gertrude Dickinson 10 taking
Mrs. Burton's place in the store of
W. A. Messner.
Mrs. D. Davidson accompanied
;atpr Mrs. Dorns to Salem
Mrs. Dorris stays in
the Capital City from Monday to
Friday of each weeK.
tt Pnnfcfv had an ODer
iuio. -t- . v -
ation performed yesterday in a
Portland hospital. Airs. vuuCj
son, George, and daughter Mrs.
Arthur Moore are with their
mother.
Ed McLain, a former warehouse-
ot Snver. ia successfully con
ducting a general merchandise
t. Oranta Pass. His son,
C lui v -
Onie, was recently married in
southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ferguson and
two children arrived in Indepen
dence Friday from Michigan and
will spend the eummer here. Mr.
Ferguson is a brother of Warren
and Elias Ferguson of this city.
TV Pilnt Knob mining people,
of Polk
county, are beading for their mines
at Osceola, Kev. Jasper Rhodes,
nn of the Btock holders, started
Saturday; Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Howell left Sunday and Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Hoffman yesteraay.
r?.a Mrrtle Wilson, who has
i'itC' - J
been teacbi" .or several months
in Rhprman county, is home on a
Miss Wilson's
brother, Joel, has commenced a
term of school at Biggs, in oner
man county.
Pomona Grange will meet in
Independence Wednesday of next
week. April 5. After the work oi
the grange an open uession will be
held to which all are invited.
The meeting will open at 10 a. m.
fall drowning one of the Hill broth
ers. The cost ol the craii new w
410.
1 -Kutch'
Dog Poisoned
George Kutch's bird dog fell a
victim to dog poison Sunday. It
was a dog in which Mr. Kutch took
,rnoh nride and had taken special
pains to saye Irom the poisoner
abroad in the country. Having
raked his back-yard as an assur-
-a orroinnt TV1011 iOO UUg
iiuvw Mew " 1 .
allowed the freedom of the lawn
gkAov- About noon, the uog was
seen to scratch a smau piece
nr hnlncrnd. Rftusace from the
grass and before Mr. Kutch could
Ket to him swallowed it. In a few
hours he was a dead uog,
Tim mi a Jones' shepherd dog got
uU ftf noison Sunday night, but
recovered. Archie Brown living
on the Salem road lost his dog by
poison
kendallMlows the
naroplo set by Senator Urownell,
and is out with a statement PuU.. -ly
lhat he is out of jwlitics and out
to stay. The Senator from Lane Is
,hrewd enough to see the ' hand-
tritingonthe walU' urrguu ..
. L :k r.fViin noil-
alMiui inrougu wn - -
tjc.Brownsville Time.
Uheuiuatle Vmlu Quickly Ue-
11 J
er.m .rtiilsitinff
tmlnaeharacterUtlo
of rheuiuatlwn aeiatic arf .juk-kly
relieved by applyio CbamberUlo'i
Th irrent tla re!ieing
pwer of th Hnlmeot baa been the
urprine ana aengu w. --
.uffereM. Tb.iulck fllef from p'
which it afford la alone worth many
tlmea It co.1. Fur al by P. M.
Klrkland, the droggUt.
Iteward Offered
V. the nndereianed, hereby offer
the sums set opposite our respect
ive names for the arreet and con
viction of the party or parties
guilty of putting out poison for
In Independence.
K. 11. A.nox,
Citiiens, 100.
W ba spiliig utr rfoat l ev-ry
.IU ha-.hort Ul. h" S n ,Ul,irV
sbouldtri.
W arejrdy for.th t,rt '
gWd spring ovrm at f..r a liule ioi.ey,nJ
also for the mn l.o wanl. the W.t that
money can buy.
$10 10 $20
H you want to Dress, visit
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SGHLOSS Wp
MArxLHij
V. BALTIAORk.
Co.,
Egg For Ilatchln
p. .;ivir lace wyandottes.
full blooded chickens. Filteen eggs
lor one dollar. Mrs. w.
llello Krebs Bros.
John Krebs, with a force of men,
-nW town yesterday stringing a
tAlnhone wire from the vicin
ity of the Krebs hop ranch into
The new wire was con-
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nected up with central last mgm
and talk with people in me uireu
tion of Sidney is free ana easy.
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A Dandy for Hums.
Dr. Bergin, Pana, 111., writes:
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Dr. Bancroft makes regular
' Lfl and
euarantees all
have used Ballard's Snow Liniment;
always recommend it to my friends, as
t Annanf. tnere i uu uvbt
x nui
'It is a dandy for burns "
live on farms are especially liable to
. . fr. Mil t aCiti
many accidental cuts, ouruo,
which heal rapidly wneu
Bnow Liniment is applied. It should
always be kept In the house for cases
of emergency." 20c, ow
Sold by A. o. Jbocse.
About Bheumatism.
There are few diseases that inflict
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for which
such a varied and useless lot of reme
dies have been suggested. To say that
... u la therefore, a bold
licau u 1 ' ...
statement to make, but Chamberlain s
Pain Balm, which enjoys an extenEive
... . 4. In Yt A
sale, has met witn greai iuo "
lnunf nfthii disease. One appli-
UCBblU"v ,
cation of Pain Balm will relieve the
pain, and hundreds or sunerers nave
,fiw tn Twrmnnent cures by its use.
Why suffer when Pain Balm affords
such quick relief apd costs but a trifle?
For sale by P. M, li-iraiaau, mo
gist.
For Sale.
T.tuU Palace Hotel building
Dronerty and two residences. En
quire of J. M. Starke
Chamberlain's Coujrh Kemedy
the Uest auu
ikKr- hntr it for croupy children,
ra'lroad men buy it for severe coughs
and elderly people nuy i w ' -i'.
gay Moore Bros. Eidon. Iowa. We
J more of Chamberlain's Cough
Kemedy than any otuer amu.
tken the lead over sev-
eral other good brands." There la no
question but this medicine Is the best
M 1 n,ilta anil
that can be procureu iwr
. . . -t. .1 ,1 ...on anlllL
COIUB, nutuiv.
...... .Muuri it alwavs cures ana
cures quickly. Bold by P. M. kuk
land, the druggist.
Health Is Youth.
Disease and sickness bring old age.
Herblne taken every morning before
breakfast, will keep you in robust
health, fit you to ward off disease, it
cures onstipation. biliousness, dys
epia, fever .kin, liver and kidney
complaints. It purlt.es the woou
clears the complexion.
Mrs. D. w. emitu,
writes April 3, 1902: "I have used
Herblne, and find it the best medicine
for constipation and liver troubles. It
does all you claim for it. I can highly
recommend it. 60c. Bold by A. 8.
Locke.
S.vcanyou.lopamim.W? ThU i. .he fc that I. built for jr. It I. hull
Tho motto f tho com4
oftll0bet,,ut,ru.t.,at.Uycar9o, jr . -
pay U not, ,ow cheap, hut how god. f ho U .
fenco o the ,kr . :;nco tTuslittl out of Bhapc, ota;
f r.Tioan material, nencu u --i' "5" o--. ,
of cheap mater Thtfro aro iattcrng 0
iust hatched. Remember
J. E.WILSON, Local Agent
1 ... rit rK Kn. 441 Indepcndenco Oregoi
1 assists yon to erect tho 1'a83J
B.T.UBNKLE,
BarberShop.
MAIN STREET,
a.. J -i Pnat Office
uneuuut ovu" v - - ,
Fine Baths in connection with shop
W.H.JASFE1BS0N
Undertaker, Embalmer, and Funeral
Director. lR'iy
when Desired.
TvnTT-PTTNnESCE - - - OKEGON
G. A. HURLEY
Attorney at Law and
Klnfaru Public.
Collections Promptly Made Titles
InveHtigated.
East Side Main fitreet,
Oregon
INDEFENDENCS, "
I ' -L First Class
TS Millinery
( " t ' VA Hats Made
v ' ? To Order..
) - , y
j r miss rwn ?quu i
C ClStrut. Tndepeaacncel
Bicyksl Bicycles
Be Swell and
-Hicie the Snell
Sr?ell $25-$40 itchell$2
Tire, niiiglo tube, (Jouble tube, Clincher, all ;
kinds aU prices, $4.50 to $10.00 per pair
COASTER BRAKES, Thor, Now Depar
ture, Now Morrow. Sundries of all kinds.
, Some snaps in second hand wheels.
'I . I C a Mb n. w JC
cxperc rpauwy
1 i l-4 WJ-" t 0
fredhoopeH
C Street
FISH AND POULTRY MARKET
Fi8h, Oysters. Clams, Crabs, Beef,
Pork and Dremod Chickens
E. E. Yarnell
C. Street Independence, Oregon
Eggs For Hatching
From thorough-bred brown leg
Fiftv cents a setting.
1 -
Mrs. F, Reese, South Indepen
dence.
Carpenter work and
General ji'".
Prices Itoasonal)le-
Bell 11
Ma''!
OSCAR HAT 1
Attorney-at-udw
CAMPBELL B0ILDIG
OKEq
UALLAB,
work to be satisfactory.