1 J H Courier and if ul) FA A
' F Courier, lots in Fall City; '
, KaihaMu and J A Vtraia to
ir Prices areRiflMi
itt (frttf t( i I tt'ttf
arilto. AUn.Isnl larrt rlf
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Johu AlcDntiM, ' sfrwi In 7 4
Mr. Richni " W
nn thr nrar McMinn? ille.
Mr, md Mn Wwley Terry left
yrotrril f'tr Lebanon, U-lr lie
hoiii.
Captain Skinner's Ut ha Un
nuking round trips to a!em th
Wtfk.
Mrs. Joe iWgepMb. of Uwi
tille, U rWlng relaUres hi Ind
pendence.
According to Hockett Bros, new
atlas map of Oregon, the popula
lion of Independence is 2000
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Locke and
son, Perla, MW 'Ten Ilur in Tint
land Tuesday night j
Coor fcre ,eIlliful on Aah creek
and" venture into the corporate
limits of Independency night.
Mrs. Phebus, after spending ihe
past lew months with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hartman, re
turned to her home in Portland
this week.
Mrs. Frank Williams, of Tort
land, .has been spending a few
daya with her niece, Mies Olive
Hastings.
An effort is being made to put
on three entertainments in Inde
pendence ta be furniehed by a
lecture bureau.
Yesterday Salem bop growers
were falling over themselves to
sell their hops. Independence
holders are not excited a bit
The Willamette valley favorites,
The Margarita Fischer Company,
Opera House, three (3) nights,
commencing Monday, October 30th.
Dr. H. R; Nehrbaa, after trying a
number of towns in southern Ore
gon, will re-locate in Indepen
dence. He will ppen dental rooms
in the bank block. v
J. L. Hanna has moved back to
town for the winter, from bU hop
ranch. R. H, Knox, who occ upied
his home has moved intotbe n3w
house of J. M. Mitchell's.
There is an old fashioned re
vival meeting in progress at the
Methodist church. Rev. Elayer is
being ably assisted by Rev. A.
Bvers froui Michigan. The meet
ings will continue through next
week. Service every day at 2 p. m.
and 7:30 p.- m. There will be in
teresting services Sunday morning
and evening. Everybody invited.
A. A. Covey of Wyoming is here
this week for the purpose of buy
ing up a car-load of stock sheep.
In company with Mr. Riddell, he
was looking over the flocks in this
vicinity the first of th6 week. Mr.
Donaldson, ; it will . be remem
bered purchased through ,V. W.
Percival and from J. B. Stump, six
car loads and shipped to the Forbes
farm in Wyoming from here the
nast summer. The brsedera of
blooded sheep in Polk find ready
market at good prices usually.
The people of Independence
were promised a troop to ten
people in the "Poor Mr. Rich"
Wednesday night. There were
five. The town has had its share
and one over of fake shows.
Maguarita Fisher and her compa
ny appear three nights next week.
Miss Fisher has been here before
and always made good. She pos
sesses histrionic talent and with
good support is worthy of patroD
age. Wnat her support is this
season will be known ' upon ap
pearance Monday night.
The services of the Presbyterian
-ctfnrch, which are held in the
South Methodist church, will be of
'unusual interest next Sabbath
.morning and evening. Dr. Thomp
son will preach at 11 a. no. and
7:30 p. m. In the morning be will
tell the Shepherd story, in the
evening an October story. ' By re
quest Mrs. Conkey wM sing the
8o tie she sane last Sabbath veil
ing and the girls quartette will
sing. Come early and join in the
song service. A very kind welcome
fos.Il. -
f4!n j tn r.TT a nrw T3W mill
of W.OOO ft capacity.
Mm, L. IvImi baa riurn4 from a
two pk' f if ii in Arlington.
Pearl Cooper has returned to the
city.
W. II. McKhuurray wan over
from Lel-amm ibis wwk.
Mr. Kennedy was up from Mo
Minnville the first of the week.
Thomas Howell ha returned
from Loa Angeles and U popping
at the home of his parent In Mon
mouth. If you have "trouble of jour
own," don't miss seein "By Wits
Outwitted" by the Margarita Fiwh
If ... ... f
er Company, i !
day night, Octolwr 30tli.
Miat AHa Gibson, of Dear Mon
mouth, left Thursday for southern
Oregon, where the has" Wen en
gaged to teach a term of school.
Always reliable, sure to please
Mis Margarita Fischer and her
own company. Good specialties
between acts, doing away with the
nsual long wait. See heralds for
list of new plays Don't forget the
date and secure your seats early.
Three (3) nights, starting Monday,
October 30th. .
Wesley Perry and Will Mat-
tison have purchased a cinar and
confectionery store in Lebanon and
left this week to assume charge of
the business. Lebanon people will
find "Wes" and Will all around
good fellows, all wool and a yard
wide.
If you want clean cheat seed get
it at the Independence Feed store.
Solid Oak Extension Table
6 Feet Long
SIO.OO
FREIGHT PREPAID
Buren $ Hamilton
SALEM
H. Schiending, brother-in law of
Mayor Messner, arrived this week
from Bisbee, Ariz., and joined his
wife who has been visiting here
and at McMinnville the past sum
mer, i
If hunters are frightening your
stock and taking unlawful priv
elpges on your premises call at this
office and get trespass notices.'
Nice clean cheat seed for sale at
the Feed store,
If you have property to sell or
wish to buy property, get into
"Everybody's Column" of this
paper.
Cheat seed for sale at the Feed
store.
Books; Books; leather bound
books: burnt leather books; pad
ded poems; cloth bound books;
books in half leather. Give us a
call. Craven & Moore.
Just received, a large shipment
of books from the east. We will
be pleased to have you call and
look them over. Craven & Moore.
Cares Winter Cough
J. E. Cover, 101 N. Main Btr., Ot
tawa, Kan., writes: "Every fall it
bas been my wife's troubje to catch a
severe cold, and therefore to cough all
winter long. Last fall I got ber a
bottle of Horbound Syrup. She used
it and bas baen able to sleep soundly
all night long. . Whenever the cough
troubles ber, two or tbrae doses stops
the oougb, and she Is able to be op aid
well." 25e, 60c and $1.00. Bold by A.
8. Locke.
tfOMER LODdfi to 4ft K of P
Meats iVtry Wed. night
la Miteball Hati.
J. 8. BUBTOIT, C, C
J, W BIAafdsea, X.of BaadB.
A .Morrow, lots in Independence;
200.
Joseph llrouae and mlU to
Temperance Houm, Iota in Iud
itml'u v; II.
8ute f Ort-ron t H M DeLaittre,
40 acre In 0 7; 1 50.
Hame to Same, 2 SO acres In C 7;
rm
Clara R Iloaell and bd to Laura
Siefrth, lot in Dallas 1850.
Jo-l Flanery and wife to N P
Vheer, NO actxs In 6 8; H2r.
J M Grant, marfhal, to Mark
Ihyter. lot In Dallas; H3.93.
N L Butler and wife to Margaret
V Hayter, 83 07 acres In 7 5;
1113 8S.
I McKay ami wife t John
Enroll, 40 area In C8;tlC)
Nancy H Henry and bd H 0 H
Mainpriie, S.Sv'i ere in 7 S:
C W Ieontrd and wife to O A
Psgenkopf, HO acrea in 9 6;
11200.
C M Tetherow and wif to O A
PaKenkopf. 40 acres in OB) 300.
M A Bentley and E II Bentley
i. r.it. irolmoH. lota in esii
in i.t
Salcmj $1800.
Carrie K Bentley, to Katie
Holmes, lota in West Salem; $200.
United States to G W Watt, 160
acres in 6 8; patent.
II G Campbell and wife to Fred
Horner, lot In Dallas; $75.
Thoa. J. Butler, Admr. to J W
Butler, 78.56 a'crea in 6-6; $500.
Call for Warrants
Notice is hereby given that all
Polk county warrants endorsed
-not paid for want of fund" prior
to August 9, 1905, will be paid
upon presentation at my office.
No interest will be allowed on
same after date of this notice.
Dated Dallas, "Polk county, Ore
gon, October 20, 1905.
J. E. Beeiley,
County Treasurer.
Clothbound books 15, 20 and 25
cents. Think it over. Craven &
Moore.
BUSINESS OPENING
IN HARNESS LINE.
Having determined to get out of
the harjaess business. We offer our
store at Independence, the only
harness store in this part of the
country for sale. It is our pur
pose to close out by the first ol
October. A bargain for the party
that sees us first.
KURRE & DUNHAM
Independence, Ore,
Consumptives Made Comfortable
Incipient consumption is cured by
Foley's Hone and Tar, but we do not
hold out false hopes to consumptives
by claiming that It will cure this dread
disease in the advanced stages; but If
the lungs are not too far gone Foley's
Honey and Taif will effect a cure, as it
stops the racking cough and soothes
the inflamed air passages giving them
a chance to beal, and even in the ad
vanced stages ltjalways gives comfort
and relief. A. A. Herren, of Finch,
Ark., writes: ".Foley's Honey and
Tar is the best preparation for coughs
and lung trouble. I know that Jt has
cured consumption in the farst stages,"
Sold by A. 8. Locke. ' ,
For Sale!
16 Acre Farm
Jersey Cow
Jersey Heifer r
Farm Implements
Spring Wagon
Household Gocds
1J miles from Independence
on Monmouth road.
M. H. McCAMMON
1L it. UENKLiij .
OarbdrShop.
ka.ni BTBEXT,
(ine iloOr south of Post Office.
Fine ftaths in onnsetion with shop
IidiPaWDwei, Ou
'ily DIAMONDS
WATCHES
and a
complete lint
of tba
GCNUINC
fa n
Rogers Bros."
Knives. Forks.
5pooua, etc
It 1
llll
1
fountain Pens from $i.oo to $5.00
. E Kramer go.
3twicrs aid
TRdepciulcicc,
NOT1UK
Parties wishing a place to rent
can call on me or address J. M.
Tedrow, Moamoulh,Ore.
Wood For 1
Good second growth fir at $3.00
per cord delivered In Indepaadancs
8. Cqx phone 145.
Superior
rx
Syracuse
and Canton Disc
A' mi t5 i r
ii us .i j-.a ra 1 ,1 Ifl It iJ M . V
B
I Butler
0
Cpticlm
Oregon
Auctioneers
We are auctioneers ofeiperience
and do business in Polk and Yam
hill countiei. Be sure to see us be
fore patting out your announce
ment of sales. C. J. Richard, In
dependence, W. II. Fletcher, Mc
Single Disc Drills
MdJrt -
Plows and
Plow with adjustable mould board
FOR SALE BY
Implement Co.
INDEPENDENCE
Ilil.tf mfun.
W Cirri ttl tfMk r.icrl Tlururf
Brccki $t m,
Walnut .Nniwry. ' ';Crllt. OrtlMt.
I. L.SMITH
The Wholesale
Liquor Merchant
Government Llceni
for selling in quanli
tivs. The Leading
liters, WbUkrya and
Wines by Wholesale
or Retail,
C STREET,
Independence, Oregor
I. L. SMITH; Proprietor.
G L Hawkins
Dallaa, Or.
llni.liln nnl
Bidiuii; aim
U Cranilc
( f, tmlm ....
Honnmenisand tieau--Sstr1
',' stones C'ematery
wora etc.
MOTOR LINE
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH
- RAILWAY CO.
Imim Indfptn
denr for Mon
mouth ao4 Alrllt
T- a. m.
I:DU p. III.
Imtm rndrrwn
dani for Mon
tuouluknd (HillM
11:01) a. m.
1:16 p. m.
L'tm Monmouth
for Aim.
T:). m.
- 1:60 p. tn.
Imtm AtrlU An
Monmouth n
Jntlf ptoitnn.
no . in.
t l p. ID.
Irtm Italia lor
Monmouth aud
lu(lrpu1nM.
1:00 p, ra.
7:10 "
Ivo Monmouth
for ludepMUdvnot
t:oa. m,
so p. ui.
i "
48 '
:00 "
iMfM Indnpaa
duo for Moa.
I'm Monmouth
for lll.
11:1 a.m.
fcMp.iu.
Harrows
Lam