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kilo mi j1'"- i'i-.-i.
!..-t!.. v tire lull rt Mr. I in
m ilit i f I f!l i fii of a in'
l.iuuly with ! I ! I!ivi-r in the
.itllty M'.lt. 'Jll IlirtllV yin'il
t!iinj: ii-ki il fm nt c i j liino is
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f' lltMK-l' l!l'V W ill tlllllilU' tin ir
i t !!".iH!i .-uli ly tv M i 'irifi a iu-w
lounty. '1'tiiy will iiiiim? li t u
lit w ruuiitv Citii a li',
r s.u.K A f t til t f i
w.Kfj at U.'f iS.-tirii'iJ II'
AN I r.n T. l'v tit r ruht
t n.l ! tnjui t I foU l..i.i. Ji-r
M-y t i' lii J.-!lr,
.l!f, til', t' O M I't.illkBI tl.
On, Lincoln i.u:y, Orcjjmi.
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Thu rrport of t ho dairy com-ini-otur
foil ml fl"t'luTt in
lliis i?sue certainly sliows Or
ppm ..ilvancitijr with rai'i'l
t.triJ es in the tlairy inltry.
The proihicts for the tical yt-ar
li 0." arc ttimatl to he fully
$,." 00,000 creator than tlio pre
vious year. Oregon as a dairy
stato cannot ho lata ton out ly
any othr state ami the industry
is inceas-ing sj rapidly that few
realize the proportions to which
it has already advunced..
The pram handlers' strike at
Tortland has been settled finally
without recourse to Farley, the j plurality endorsement of the ha
strike breaker. The unionists j lot box which is the soh; means
oil- now made fi r the
lii.! t ot,iriii Mr.
m nalor arc an insult '
l. tl.e lectuiaie ofOri goii. In
the l.ite election, more than SO,-j
oi mi voters expressed their j
choice us to u ho should befell-'
alor and the largest number ot'j
votes went to Mr. l!ourne. Thej
action was taken under author
ity of a solemn statute demand-j
ed and enacted by the people
themselves. Mr. iSourtte, wheth
er worthy or unworthy, whether
the like or dislike of this or that
politician is the embodied choice
of the sovereign citizenship and
there is no one with any sort of
a claim or subterfuge by which
Jo dispute his title. lie is alono
and unchallenged in his posi
tion. He has behind him that
J-OU S I,F. 1' in ofhormii, t
iijt'tt aon. d iiil'lc and nnli"
barneM. Ii.liJi'lcr a inert.
KOH S.M.I' mri-is mil riih b t
t..ni Ui.d el.'M l ioi.; 'd
f.l.ed A h.hii cl.'l per er'.
hr fuither pjriienUr '"1di ,
J, t 4V i i ii, iiioom Vista, Or i
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STRAY Veirliii tmv Itlly. biti',
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ciiol on i.-e, bimi ttver ieiv nr,
Fillv cum'" t my
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CASH itMi $fft m,e famemti
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FOR FARM PRODUCE
....B THE ..
BUTLER
PRODUCE CO.
Our Sine tliin Year
(I t.imlv oit iii.', alii
the ipi'thly, as n-u:i
is the best, ,ct Mill
lineal f iir i ices j. t a i
Suit.' in Heavyweights
(Tin j, en 1 rz
1 I U LU 470
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GL Hawkins
rill' CBIII'" l' HIT Ji.mn n.'u. j I 1
Oct.!, to mile t.tuth of lh- ;A J
. lidc.cc. Omieri'itn luive KJiiiiH , 3 1 jT .
ni-d i.iyintf !i;
e.intf. 1'. ' I '
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have returned to work but they
declare that their demand of -10
Di.r liour will airain be
made next August. Upon re
turning to work the unionists
made it so unpleasant for the
nnn-niiionists workinc on the
docks that the latter all quit
their jobs.
A measure for the purification
of the Orecrou ballot is being
worked out by Senator Notting
ham. The senator proposes to
have unregistered voters mark
their ballot and would even
forco them to write their name
on ballot as well as stub and in
case of contest the illegal vote
could be easily spotted. The
senator holds it is not fair to
place the unregistered voter up
on the same footing with the
registered votprs, therefore he
would have ballots, where ques
tions of legality might arise,
marked in a manner so that
they might be easily selected.
Commissioners to the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition at Se
attle have been appointed by
Governor Chamberlain. T li e
nninmissioners annointed are:
E. W. Rowe of Multnomah coun
ty, W. H. Wehrungof Hillsboro
Henry E. Reed of Portland, xI
D. Wisdom and J. 0. Booth of
Josephine county. As yet no
appropriation has been made
nrnvidino- for the expenses of
- CD M.
the commissioners.
It is said that President Roos
evelt will devote a great deal of
his attention in his approaching
message to congress to the sub
ject of taxing of the accumulated
fortunes of the country. The
question is being discussed in
official circles in Washington
and it promises to be a leading
issue of the next session of con
gress commencing the first Mon
day in December! The proba
bilities are.th.it no legislation
will be had on the subject as it
will be the short session of con
gress lasting only until March
4, when the new congressional
term commences. However,
there will be much discussion
upon the subject and the way
paved for legislation at the longj
session. The subject of taxing
accumulated fortunes doubtless
will prove a popular one among
the great masses of the people.
by which a people can rule them
stives. To refuse to ratify Mr
Tiounie's selection would bean
open defy by the legislature of
the will of the people. It woul
bring the legislative body into a
disrenute that would make it
loathed and hated. The fair
play voters of the state, even
though Mr. Bourne was not their
candidate, t a man want him
named as senator now, and all
such will hold in contempt the
legislature and legislators that
attempt to set aside that which
the people in good faith and sin
cerity have pointed out as their
will, in the premises
It, is not timely to propose a
repudiation of Mr. Bourne. To
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engage in sucn an enterprise
would be to offer violence to
good government, to insult the
people of the commonwealth and
trail the name of Oregon in the
dust for the amusement of the
rest of the world. Let Mr.
Bourne be confirmed, let him
have the distinction he has won,
and let him go to Washington
and do his duty there. He can
do no worse, and he will surely
do a great deal better than some
others have done. Cofvallis
Times.
Will Make Exhibit.,
0. M. Sanford, residing west of
town, will make an exhibit at the
Polk County Apple Show and pro
poses to let people know that his
exhibit is from Independence, and
consequently has had labels print
ed for his boxes bearing his name
and address, also that of his farm
which he designates Lone 0k
Farm. In many sections of the
county the custom of naming the
farm exists and it is a good custom
t" follow. Particularly U it a g.iod
thine; to do so when a farmer is
giving his attention to feome partic
ular branch of agriculture like
fruit raising, poultry, pure bred
stock of all kinds, etc., so that when
he puts out a first class article it
becomes possible to associate it
with the name of the farm and in
dividual producing it. It is one
way for advertising and the farmer
backing up the name with the
right sort of a product, whether it
be fruit, poultry, live stock or any
other article which he is endeavor
ing to upecialize upon and create a
market for, cannot help but profit)
nicely in the end. j
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by proving property
for tins untie fce-i
P. SUl'Me-ll, llldeiflul-lice. Oie.
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FO It SALK Kijfht h-ud pvodeow.
h11 (ivinn iiolk. !. om r-iU
tt-rl bull, on mil w-t of Mon
mouth. C. E. W heiil.uk, Mon
mouth, Ore. H-13
FOR SALK -0 hive of be at A.
J. Ityer. Fiv mihn ninth, of
Indt'ieiiii,nee on Salem rnnd.
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FARMERS ATTENTION Insure
your property in the K. F. R. A
of Bulteville, Oregon. The cheap
est and beet rates made known
on application J. I. Winn,
fluent, liuenn Vista. Oregon.
FOR SALE Vetch seed, 1 cent
per pound; cheat eed 50 cent
per aek; Ean Evans. Mon
mouth. Ora : residence. 4 mWea
outh. Phone, 127.
TO EXCHANGE. 100 acres of
timber land ia Lincoln county
for small tract near Indepen
dence. Box 255, Independence,
Oregon.
FOR SALE ttlifornia Medicated
Soap, good for aorft, chapped
hands etc Sold by Mra. J. W.
Richardson, Sr., Monmouth St
CARPET WEAVING J. J. Boler,
south of the Motor line Indepen
dence, is prepared to weave your
carpet. Call on or address him
STRAYED Cream colored ehep
heard dog, black nose, few long
dark hairs over shoulders, will
answer to name of Jack, reward
for recovery. A. M. Lewis, Alrlie
Oregon
WANTED To purchase two good
voung milch cowa. Fred Moe
man. Independence, Or. 11-2
llailJe ami
Raincoats and Overcoats
$10 to $25
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Vci.tihif ui and llal
ttoiicK t iiielery
work etc.
OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorncy-at-Law,
OAMPBKLl. BU.LOISH,
JAI.LAS, OREGON.
n.n.JASPBfisoK
Lioerifmi Kmlmlnipr and Funeral
Director
Offloe Pliou3-it; Rmttdenea rmmettl
ISDKPENDENCK - - - ORKUON
( wa a aami a i i n n 1 1, 1 n m
This is the Hat Store
V Iihvi a iMrtf.'r mill iit'iili r lino .fj Tli MhIUii v Ciiiv. m !(. tmt, hli li
litttii tliin lull I li it 11 Ht 0 i'Vit Ih-imi N i; mt trf ii (. I al.'rcr.iuf, iii.hIk up
utile liuw bliluro. in l lm "KoLerln" mn' ; lln in'
t't Mint lnHt lint of tln M'M-on. mid
1-1 t 1 in c. . we are Kill-Htri'iitn for Milein. J'uii't
The John.13. btctson (ii u, ti.it it.
$3.00 and $4.00 Hjts
Price $3
THE ROBERTS
"The Best $3 Hat on Earth" Everything 1 it full UMlerwear, etc.
Tait'$Saioon
Che Dalits, Oregon
Headquarters for
Polk County peo
ple. If .vou don't
tret what you ask
for, that's "my"
fault. If you don't
aek for what you
want, that's
"your" fault. We
all have our faults,
but there is no
fault to he found
with the goods
you find at
J l II
J. E. Fait, Prop., 31 J E. 2d St.
We Do Job Printing,
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STORE
G. W. CRIMMINS
Proprietor
Hay, Grain, Feed
Poultry supplies
kept in Btock Hides
and Bheep pelts
! handled
INDEPENDENCE
Gray's old stand
H OUvSE
Moving'
Now ia your time e
fi.rwthe rainy BerHiiii
tieKiiis to move your
tiouie or barn, rutxu
yiiur building, ref.air
or chutiKe. the block
limornill under puii'ti
We ue tirepurecl to
do all kimlM of houxe
moving and rulslnt;,
bridge and treHlle
building, fido walk
layiiiR, idle drivinir,
moviiitr heavy bodiee
etc. Kxtiuialen hikI
advi;efree. Char-Jin
HeHaouable. Work
gUBranleed : :
ANDY WILSON
Contractors and Buildars
Indeptndtnn, Onon
TIME TABLE
Independence k Monmouth By.
FROM INDEPENOCNCC
For Dalian Dully nxcopt Xuniliiy, 7:!W a m;
leave Moumoutli 7:Jj a m; artlvu DuIIuh 8:10
a in.
Kor Dalian Dally j:Si a m: Iv Monnioulli
10:5(1 a in; urrlvn DiiIIiim ll;ir a in.
Kir jiaiias Dally :n p mi iv MonTDouin
0:.W p m; arrive Dallnn :. p in.
f or Alrlie Daily 1:111 a in; iv jnonmouin
7:40 a m; arrivo AlrlirS:lS a in.
vor Alrlie. ilaliy : p m: ii-ave Moninoinii
3:50 p m; arrl v A lrll i:' p in.
Tor Monrriouin oniy, aany a:i.j p in.
FROM DALLAS
For Indopenden daily except Sunday
9:15 a m: Iv Monmouth VM a in; arrive Inde
pendence ll;.ri a in.
Knr f nflHiit.iidencn daily 1 n in: Iv Mon.
mouth 1:26 n in: arrive In dependence 1:10 p in.
(Tills train coiinectsat Monmouth lor Alrlie)
For Independence daily 7::l"i p in; Iv Mon
mouth 8 p m: arrive Independence 8:16 p in.
FROM AIRLIC
For Independence dally 9 ft m: Iv Mon
mouth ; a in; arrive I nilependencc 8:50 a in.
This train connectBat Moninontn lor lianas.
For Indeuetuience daily 5:05 P in: Iv Mun-
moutn 5:10 p in; arrive Independence 5:55 p m.
Leaves Monmouth only lor Independence
dally at 2:50 p m.
Salem CUcoIcn mill Store
136 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon
ECLECTRIC SHORTHAND BY MAIL
Li'ani Shorthand by mail in your own home, by
taking our Correspondence Course. Kcloetio
Shorthand (at its name im plies) embodien tho
best of all systems, and has none of tho disad
vantages of any. It is simple, briefest and the
inost legible system in existence. Wo can jiivo
you a thorough knowledge ef Shorth.ird in tlnoo
Months. Write n today for freo tioliet hikI (nit iuforiiiHtion.
Address G. B. HARDIN, Dallas, Ore.
FOR SALE
R
oaers bfos,
Knives, Forks. Spoons "p1"ey
O-A. KRAMER
Jeweler and
Optician
SEK
Sloper Brothers
IF YOU WANT
A WELL DRILLED
Best Equipped Well Drill
In the Valley. Good Work
Guaranteed
Independence, Ore. Phone 49x2
Independence Tile Factory
Large stock of Drain Tilo on
hand, 3 to 8 inches. Call or
write for prices . .' .' .'
SHEW & EOWCLIFFE
This Office for Job Printing
Farmers Feed
and Hitching Shed
Jones Big New Barn
TeaniB 10c, Saddle Horse 5c
Kigs as well as teams ktpt tin
the dry. Horses boarded .by
day, week or month.
INDEPENDENCE
J. N. JONES,
MRS. LOTTIE HEDGES-DORRIS
s Teacher of
VOICE AND PIANO
Studio ut the residence of D. L. Hedges
t Monmouth, St.
Phono, Main 304 Independence, Ore.
HOMER LODGE No. 45 K of P
Meet every Wed. night
,Vcf,W Jn Miuhell Hall.
E. N. JOHNSON, C. C.
When in need of fire insurance
call on B. K. Jones, in the Cooper
Block, who ia agent for the Western ; J. w. Kichardnon, K, of It aud 8
Asfurance Co. of Toronto, Canada, j
and the Gemar.ia Insurance Co., :
of New York. Poih old an ! rell-j
able companies.
B. F. JONES
ATTOliNlSY-AT-LAW
yOTAItY 1'UBLIC
Officii upstairs in Cooper Block
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
Read The West Side Enterprise.
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