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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1905)
THE 400 MARK1 Enrcllmcnt ut 400 at Public Crhf.f.J Firrrik that d any PrcvIou3Yc3r fine dacatal lxM h Cu!ng rrcparcd far ttie Lculs B.id Hark fair TK enrollment of ill4 I!rili' - - ---- -1 uVnce jutifl soinl hu rcmliml lb tnark. fVl-ool r-looe (Ms jmr June 0. The scbo-.l U very rr'l ' l,,m it. , tj, ht b'iVS i.f the hlghet g" Tl'fjf iV a fin appear": in luetr new sun. rWveral names liare' alres'lr leen ached ul-J for iti season. The three literary societ'ic in I rrKularljr Btnl have l"'! of great benefit lo their tieujirs during the year There are t km ietir in the high er g radf. fu' the girl and the other fur the boys, while the one for the lower grade U represented lj both girls and boys. Much thought and time it beinjj tjent by all the pupils in the work on an educational nhitit fur th Lswis ar.il Clark KIr. The work cV nut cover only Items of in lret In Independence, hut the nhole county. For example, a romlel surface map of Polk county U Wing tnade by the (Uh rad pupil, showing the highlands and lowlands, water course, railroads, principal forests, best grailng land, Itrgeat hop fields, orchard, etc A special eonimitte of pupil will be appointed to go over the county and collect their own data. Two of these map will be made, one for the Fair and the county ha asked for the other. A sjwial feature of the exhibit will be compositions written br the pupil of Prof. Newblll'a room, on the Industrie la and near Inde pendence. Theee compositions will be Illustrated all through by pic-1 tare f beautiful farma, itock, im jorta.t business sites and resi donee. A verr Interesting feature of the ethibit l Wing prepared by the f.th and 7th grades, consisting of a reproduction In water colon of Ore gon birda as they bate appeared this season. The lower grade pu pils are doing some good work in map drawing, surface maps and eloyd. A day some lime before the 25th of April, will be set apart for par ents and vifltors to Inspect the work at the school before sending it to Portland. The date will be published Utor. The number now enrolled at the Independence school exceeds that of any previous year. The grades and their respect number of pupils, and teacher are as follows High school, Prof. New bill 32; eight grade, 0. N. Mordook, 40; eoventh grade, Miss Lora Foster. 33; Blxth grade, Miss I?y Burton. 35; fifth grade, M'ihs Maud Cox, 43; fourth grade, Miss Ada Aldrich, 51; third grade, Miss Adona Cochrane 45; second grade, Mi-s EHta Foster, 44; first grade and -chart class, Mr. Mary Tuok, 64. rAuiu.it Miss Frances Ilelmick returned Irotn a several weeks visit to rela tives in Washington Thursday. Mr. Laeey went to McKeniie bridge Saturday to estimate the damage and extent of timbor-land burned over by the recent fires. Mrs. Conn of Airlie visited Mrs. Peterson Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie James visited relatives hero Sunday. Mrs. Kerr and son Walter visit d Mr. and Mrs. Steele Saturday and Sunday. ' M .ml Mrs. James Helmick visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fuqna Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Davidson are Bgain located at Buena Vista for a short time. tv n,.il nf the school are pre paring an exhibit for the Lewis and Chirk Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Fuqua spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Peter-on. (Mt.YAUY There will U aer vices at the church tikttBunday st3.30 P. M. The ring of the 'pboiis can now 1 b r, In the )m -f E. David n. K. Kvani attenl.tl the Mstonle bxlge at llickreall Haturdty nighl- Mi Vena G 1 i-,.t Ul wek with her itr, Mrs (Je,rjf IHck inson. MIm Kdt.a Cc of PirtUbJ i vltitlrig lr grtridinother, Mrs, J. O. Pivldon. IHck Tom of Corvallis Is helping work the Ted row hop vsrd. IIIXNA VI NT A Mr.. Rob. Wilson of S'V visit, el her parents Mr. and Mra McLaln the first of the week. Mrs. A. J. Kit hard son went to Portland Fundsy, Mrs. Clira Eiders and Mra. Fred Loy of Huver were the guests of Mrs. Loy Thursday, Mra. D. Itoydsonand Miss Ethel Prown of Independenoe visited Mrs. Anderson and Miss L the last of the wwk. Prof. Metiger of Pallas preached a very InUresting sermon in the Kvangelicsl church to a large audience Mrs. Hounds of Fall City will talk In ths Interest of the W. C. T. U. next Sundar morning at 11 i.VhH-k in Ihe Evangelical church and at 7:30 Jn the M. E. church. All are invitd to attend these meetings. Our echoid wii! have arbor dsy exercises. lister Murpny'e team ran away . . ... I i at ivIOers mm eunesoar uuv slight damage resulted. - ASTIOCII. Early fall sown grain looka bet ter than fir years. Winfield Eeeleson, wifo and two small children of Bridgeport visited Mrs. Eggleson's parents, Mr. snd Mrs. II. M. Bosley, Sunday. C. E. Wheelock and wife were county seat visitors Saturday. John Sumpter recently bought a GO-acre trsct of land near Falls City of Dial Williama, psying $500. Mrs. Eva Barnes of Corvallis is snendinB: the week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Towns. Bert Simpson and son Fred are visiting Mrs. Kosa Ilerren, daugh ter and eider respectively. Cooper Hollow. Rett'a Clarke has returned home after a three weeks' stay with rela tives In Benton county. A. J. Shipley was. called away Sunday to the bedside of bis sister who is very ill. There will be Easter services at A ntioch school house Easter Sun day. ' ' 'Grandma" Marks is spending a few days with relatives in Mon mouth. Farming is nearly all done in this vicinity. Some much needed work is being done on the road between here and Monmouth. The Gold In the Ocean. tKa fet that sea water contained gold was first made patent, we be v,vn hv tha observation that the J.V.v., ;j the copper .plating or jetty piles in sea harbors was com- parntively ncn in n metal. On the estimate that a ton of sea water contains approximate ly one grain, the yield would .mnnnt to something like 200 tons cf gold per cnbio mile, and as the volume of the woria s occhu mated at 400.000,000 cabio miles, the total possible yield of gold would be no less than 100.000.000, ()00 tons a truly attractive pros pect to the company promoter. We now learn that a serious at tempt is to he made to wrest a pro portioivat anv rata, of this vast wealth from the sea, and that a company is about to start the nec essary machinery and plant some where on the south coast of Eng-land. TWO m STEAMERS ON ASIATIC USE Tha ('.ml K'nrtt ' " r CoMipar y in placing in ervlo bej lwifi rwtiisi, vash., ani ioio-; and Hong Konf, the oignlfir4,nt American built itearnihlpa, ths Miiin)U" and the "I'akoU," jnsrks a new era in transportation fa.HliiVs Wtween the United HUtes and the Orient. Tlte uiagnlficant sUmth! with their SUperiur la cllilld in handling immense freight cargo and th IuxuHrt!J apjHlnt nienU for passenger J travel have given an imlu to our oriental trade. The North 1'ncifio route to ths Orient Is rapidly l.-oming the popular one ana new mat (n 10 palatial steamship. Minnesota and "Dakota" bare Wa put In comuileelon, there la no o,ueation but that a further greater increa in our trsde with the Orient as well sa Increased passenger travel to Asiatic porta will be inaugur ated. Ths first sailing of the 'Minnesota," in addition to carry ing the largest cargo to Uie uriem ever carried by any ship in ths world, as well as an extensive pas senger list, augurs well for tne future. The Minnesota" will sail on its next voyage to the Orient on Sat urdsy, April 20, and It will not be lenceofber passenger accommoda- lions will be heralded to the travel ing public of the United States by all who enjoyed the pleasant voy age across the Ieifio on her first trip as furnishing the acme of travel comfort. The fact that the superior accommodations of the Great Northern Steamship Com pany in connection with the com fortable journey afforded by the Oreat Northern Railway to Seattle, the sailing point of the 'Minne sota," will make this route the popular one from Occident to Orient. PUXNY SLOPE Sunny Slope school entertain ment. Following is the program to be rendered at the Sunny Slope school house by the pupils Apr. 14 at 7:30 P. M. Musio by Graphophone Salutary Ina Fishbaik Song. "Beautiful Willamette" Recitation Roy Clark Concert recitation 3 Small Boy s Oration, "The Indiana" Pearl Fishback Tableau and Graphophone Two Boys One Girl Duet Ilattie ftDd, Maggie Ilerren Recitation, "Baby logic Bessie Clark Vacation Four Girla Four Boys Tt ant at! An Lunda Pitzer v V. Oration, "Life is what we make it" Ilattie Ilerren Trials of a teacher Minnie Wunder and Ammon Pitzer Song. "Where Rolls the Oregon," hv nuartet Recitation, "When pa was a boy," Lennie FiBbbacIt Tableau and graphophone Four Girls Recitation, "My Pumpkin," Geo Ilerren The sick doll Two Girls One Boy Solo Maggie Ilerren. Oration, "Home" Lettie Fishback urauon, numo ncmoi'iouum. Memorial marching song Quartet Ponitofirtn. "Murv Ann" Millie VVVI j - j t Clark Class address Tableau and Graphophone Class of (05) Everybody invited. Frlg-htful Suffering Relieved. Suffering frightfully from the viru lent poisonB of undigested food, C. G. Ornyson. of Lula, Miss., took Dr. King's New Life Pills, "with the re sult," he writes, "that I was cured.' All stomach and bowel disorders, give way to their tonic, laxative properties, 25c at A. 8. Locke's druR store, guar anteed. Will Interest Many. Every person should know that good health Is impossible if the kidneys are deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will cure kidney Hiid bladder d sease iu every form, and will build up, strength en these organs bo they will perform their functions properly. No danger of Brlght's disease or diabetes if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken in time. Sold by A. 8. Locke. v . . . Our Warehouse is Jammed Full of New Rubber Tire and Steel Tire StudebaKcr and Racine Vehicles ? id fi V jf ' lL-0' v' v.'.--.- I ' W V? t YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND INSPECT Men Past Sixty In Danger. More than half ot mankind over six ty years of age suffer from kidney and bladder disorders,, usually enlargement 'of prostate gland. This Is both painful and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney Cure should be taken at the first sign of danger, as it corrects irregularities and has cured many old men of this disease. Mr. BodDey Burnett, Bock Port, Mo., writes: "I suffered with enlarged prostate gland and kidney trouble tor years and after taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure I feel better than I have for twenty years, although I am now 91 years old." For Sale. Little Palace Hotel building property and two residences. En quire of J. M. Stark. G. A. HURLEY Attorney at Law and ft. I -. . D,,Uli wuiary i uwuw. Collections Promptly MadeTitles t ,-tn East Side Main Street, TicnRPirNDENCB.- Obbooh i , , A MATTER OF HEALTH Absclstc! Purs flAS L'3 SUBSTIfflffi am Wl M"W IM rsasa: Ilest IN TOVN You want the beat Are you ready for it Una season r W ar pratxrad Men K mat mr uu in nhidM d4 oJraa. Thw In. upwW lo what hoin. to !. mrm ana tmcrier. AbIuM bnM ad Btwul Vac will mM wtMa uU torn ITS THE rAMOUS Studebaker Lmc WE CARRY. Ko uttfrvhtl too want U h'l brMOf audMthinff Uial runs cn vbectl. wa toe t! M will quicklr id it. Cone la afid lUurs with . tvcrjiodT koowt - i P. S. Tia SMlahaVTBinatitaon "S r-,',Mt- i' '"K VVc btii Ihcse, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON J-v 7. A . . rrrrT rrnn FOB RHEUMATISM, CTTTS, S?IA1KS, A SITPF CIJkE WOUNDS. OLD SORES, CORNS, BON A JUAlW VUMU IONS, GALLS, BRUISES, CONTRACT ED MUSCLES, LAME BACK. STIFF JOINTS, FK0STED FE1T. BUSNS, SCALDS, ETC AN ANTISEPTIC that stops Irritation, subdues Inflam mation and drives out Pain. PENETRATES the Pores, loosens the Fibrous Tissues, pro motes a free circulation of the Blood, giving the Muscles natural elasticity. CURED OF wife had been suffering fire years with par. Wsi. ia bet arm. when I was persuaded to ns Ballard a Bnow Liniment, which effected a comp ete have also used It for old sores, frost bites and skla eruptions. It does the work." BEJT LIMIMENT ONf RTH l WO. AtWVS tE THREE SIZES: 25c, 50c and $1-00 BALLARD SNOW ' LINIMENT CO. m r r OA. bWWM, w. - "ertMra ANMO RECOMMENDED BY 5. Locke, Independence. A. "t have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, passing . ovnriipifltini? i gravel or bujhcb jv.. - paid," says A. II. Tbnrnee, a wel' knowu eotvl operator of Buffalo, O. "I got no relief from medicine until I be gan taking Foley's Kidney Cure, then the result was surprising. A few doses started the brick-dust-like substance and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man. It has done me f 10 0 worth of good." Foley's Kidney Cure will oure every form of kidney or bladder disease. Bold by A, S. Locke. 1 y'Xi.'-"! 1MON PARALYSIS I Tna tathi. vnm: iur r L. S. Perkins, Monmouth. Undertaker, Embalmer, and Funeral Director. Lady Assistant when Desired. INDEPENDENCE - - OREGON
