IDttl Sid: enterprise
Issued ly the KiiL-rj'ii-tf Pub
lushing Co.
12 a nu't.tlt j rr row from
W. T. F 0 Ci L K, i: I) I T O K
('HAS. E. HICKS, MANAOBU
Subscription. $1, SO Per Ysat
araat-aiiTioM atb
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(Si months s
islaijta copy
Unaiing lotlcea 10 Mutt,' r' Hn
airtight.
Rate n dijI; adrertUiua- wa.la
known on application.
us
n .u.i ktM to the Monro cream
ery. Tlii rrjahta taws
but It .1. i j i ot toy t Uri fttiy
, . . , i i ... i it'ttf
w .1! fUstrtiu one cow mut II lic
above riu!t fur only eight
nautili in lb venr it would
iiu uii a gross income of li'tl per
nrro. Vciiii b ft man up a trr
Kt-Uial.a inrt Uu C'ljv.'f f
Loleu,5 last TufJ aiir exi
There wr ii-g oritf r
nisi truiti ! loJg of llla, Kadi
MtUr, Jrlf.rou and lot-
vaJU.
Tha Convention touducled
It Mi. Wm. Ualloway, pridtt.t
uf ih Aauib!y, iitJ by ilr
ILCtUI Wl'MIl KLCTI.VG.
riai.r, noting f lb. ent,r. R. E. DUG ANNE, R.M.D.
chtnbra
cil keSd in oouceil
Wrd rm(Uv rvaiiins. MadirOarsn
$ PHONSM303. INDEPENDENCE
cil orr prr-eni at cr th rroord
er and marshal
Minute of Fbrury f, rrJ auJ
iTnutl tal?tii(Qt rrad anl ht ptm!
tht there hn' mmy oth-r ffiWi f ih. Or.mi LaJga I""' ltlKt a tarn ..... f-nu. ou lOih .lrct
things fttruier ci luJulge in tut. '
ilh better return on the in. J TUt Itvrnoo gUu"ver to
It . . IK iL .
r in tha ilri'H A reolutlurt
wan then iutrotucr.l auihoriiinu
th mamhal to telvit ihm owner ten
evening the iultiaWry work wa . . . retnofe them
I . J. v i I
A. H. Hrtlman Infarma tit put ou ty tha team from vu& mrtH cylumUt,H, )0 report!
..... , i
man that tha hnu apariiig in the Um&9, An Klabora.o banquet thy had removed elwtrio light in
Kutfrifii' t.otiiiim ao rrBanlinji rJ in the banquet hall, htx .,rli, Imt,ei)doo ont half bliH-k
tha 1S0 iwuiid right month old which tha Dallas di lrgallou 'e UaH of the former location
colt Moniiinn to Johu iiuup, i hoiue by a pcil motor
ihm ih i-nli i a. Prr I The annual iui-linir of the
cheron and not a Clyde. We arr A?6tub!y UI be I.elJ next year
glad to correct ihe ilfiii and to ay I V Falla City.
Old Ariansaw.
In another cluran we Lavo!t' the colt ia a mishty fine one.
given ppace to on editorial from (
tlio Moscow, Idaho Journol. ' It should be gixnl news to thooo
This ?pftco is given at the ro-j Th , . ar4 wiii cmm l(eA,rf who like dean-cut, original comedy
finest of tha Alumni Association Una. to know that Old Arkanaw will be
I - - - O'
of the University. We are in i Six werka more of Highland -m h re. It baa a plot and a well
f,,vAr nf bifl-hor "ednration nd ! h(ol. di fined one at that; carries tnor
. .
liave a
its
f the
lu-flv, fona all that we J-0 V01 ',lo.u ,B '"'"5 ",0 scenery man i.ie innjoru.y
- a. r, r ni ii ahiiwr. (-....: v
VUU.l.JttUllt i'4 a i a. i a S I . .a ..t
. . f i j dow fine?' J. c. C. oew and plpaiirig.
HUVUIVOIWU iuy ivi.uuuui . . .f. , natn,ttJ fsln Si kAvnnlrt that
Have done 80 in goo.l laun so . f j A. Compton. dominates tho evenine'a entertain'
larnsthe editor ot tins paper Krank Valliere ha. cut 110 cord tnent and Jerry the "darned, old
tnows and it was done to pre- cf wood for H. McElmurry. fol and tha other fun makers
vent the indiscriminate approp. The mail man has very hard will furnish many av laugh before
riation of the peoples money.; time on the streets of Highland. I the night is over,
In any event the University Mr. Hamman and his boo Fred
snould De supported in as noerai went io cuena vjsia mei oauiraay. LOST In this city about two
City uiarahal waa apKinted
atr-et coimui(uioi.er for the ensuing
year. :
Tha Indira f I bo DaplUt church
aked to have the. show liewnee of
the Williania' Jubilee aingtrs re-
niitted and on motion their request
waa onmplied with.
Kills allowed:
A. (5. Long fire ho-e $252 4 0,
Milliard I?roa. material for free
forry. I1C 75. Thfee billa are bel
over until next met ling.
T. B.Cievengor wood II 40. L
A. Ilodje lumber, $14.35.
Council then adjourned.
K f, 1 1 1'.N'HI,!'.,
Barber Shop.
no aniK t,
One door aoath of Office.
Fine Itaths in cmnwtion with ahop
IsOKPItVOKNrK. OaM'O
MATTISON BROS.
CIGARS, TOBACCOS AND
CHOlCK CONFfCTIONERV
Tha IWnt to J'.e tjbtalned.
Kt dour llolrl anj lU-ar t'ooper lllock
INDEPENDENCE, ORE
The Missee Allen and May field
of the O. 9. N. 8H were vtritors at
the Kntkrprihk .oHTice Wednesday
TIME TABLE
Independence k llonmoutli Ry
a manner as ia consistent with
the grow th of the state, but we home of Silas Compton one day
are of the opinion that it is be- tnulwee;
coming too much of a rich man's n U'Z7 niJI!?'? FeZi?
,b . , ; ;Oren McElmurry made A. J. chip-
ley's school a visit this wet k.
Mrs. Wood was visiting at th weeks ago, four in hand for. Finder
will leava at Koterprise office and
receive reward.
a notch or two until it reaches
the level of the common people.
Those who are able to send their
children to college and pay for
it should do so at private institu
tions and not sponge off of the
-people who can ill afford to in
dulge in luxuries. If there is
to be extraordinary expendi
tures of public funds for educa
tional institutions, we would
suggest that the larger part of
MONMOUTH.
S. W. Doughty was a Salem vis
itor Tuesday.
Miss Luella Daniels is spending
the week in Eugene.
Mr. Condon has left school aud
itlSClPE FOH RHEUMATISM.
Direction! To Prepare Simple,
Yet Reinarkabln Home
Mixture.
There ia no such Rheumatism here
lu our neighborhood now that the fol
lowing advice by an eminent authority
will teach ihe snriDg term in Lane who write for readers of a large Eaet-
COUntV. eru uny paper, win uo uigmjr ppre
Wtt -i j r r I ciatfid by those who suffer:
j v iTallav nrt art fa ara nr frnm I '
l,H. fnr . ;; .,K T-H.. Get from any good pharmacy one
j. I half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion
' ' . , 4 one ounce Compound Kargon, thiee
iure. wuunuio juniiewa auu nine nnw. n( .nnnnJ M, R.n.
. . ... . . ..I .rl-j t ' v--r i
it be expended IU giving to all ;Bua rur."""u V,61HU8 Lr' rllla. Shake these well la a bottle
J A n t-n B.1 . n I I J ib . l nila
the children in the state a high
school education in the district i
schools and in the county high
schools of the state. These
schools cau be reached by all
the children and it will not bel
necessary tor them to go to 'Eu-
ceue and pay for rooms and;
and Mrs. Grounds.
The second semester at the Nor
mal opened Tuesday with a goodly of good water.
number of new students.
Miss Lets VVolverton has re
turned from an extended visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Bird, in Spokane.
Mrs. Milton McGowan, of Gresh
am, is a guest at the home of bsr
and take In teaspoon ful doses after each
meal and at bedtime ; also drink plenty
It is claimed that there are few vie
thus oi thia drend and torturous dis
ease who w ill fail to find ready relief in
thlx ftimple home-made mixture, and in
most cases a permanent care is the
result.
Thie simple recipe is said to strength
en and cleanse the aliminative tis
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Huston Mul
. . . ' TKo ion? e- lio ia o iK pil. sues or the kidneys, s that they can
r.H. iiAfc. u. ....-4 . i fitl!r anl strain from the blood and
be made and save taxpayers a trip
to-Dallas. "w;"; "" '
An Odd Fellow lodge will be or
in a half dozen college societies
which, like a vermiform appen
dix, are useless. -'There are other
deserving schools in the state
that need state aid just as much
as the tJniversity and we believe
that when matters adjust them
- selves rightly they will all be
sup'ported as they should. '
ystem the 'poisons, acids and waste
matter, which causes not only rhenma
tism, bat numerous other diseases:
Every rr.an or woman here who feels
ganized in our city on -Saturday that their kidneys are not healthy and
Don't let any politician hum--bug
you into the belief that
Statement No 1 should be ?ast
aside. These are the fellows
that want to make a living at
the- expense of honest labor.
Tinhorn gamblers and profess
ional politicians are expensive
luxuries for any community to
indulge in and the sooner they
are dispensed vith the- better
for honest people. - -
evening and a big time is expected
as there will ..be large delegations
ot visitors from Salem, Dallas, . Irii
dependence, and McCoy.1 !,
KEEP THE KIDEYS WELL.
Independence needs a cannery
and there is njw a chance to
have one by organizing local
capitalists and farmers into ' a
corporation for the purpose of
nuttinff one up. The' trouble
with local organizations which
have taken hold of this kind of
business and have failed, is that
they did not g t a good superin
tendent to handle the business.'
It requires a man who has had ; Kirkland's Drng Store and the trouble
.. , .;Do . - ! li gradually vanished. She is-now in
practical expeuence in all " . . ,.. . .. . . , . ..
jjiii,Ln.ai .good health end attribute solely to the
branches of the business andiuseof Doan's Kidney Pills." ,
cot a mere processor. - - .
SECEKia CiSTE!CTCO'VE.TIO.
Health Is Worth Saving, and Some
Independence People Know
How to Save it.
Many Independence people take
their lives in their bands by neglecting
tlie kidneys when tbey know these
organs need help. Sick kidneys are
responsible for a vast amount of suf
fering and ill health, but, there is no
need to euffur nor . to retrain in
danger when all diseases and aches and
pains due to weak kidneys can be
quickly and permanently cured by
the use of Doan's Kidney Pill,. Here
' a an Independence citizen's recommen
dation , J. E. Collins, City Marshal, living
in Independence, Ore., says : "I am
glad to have the opportunity of reo.
contending Doau's Kidney Pills as they
proved very satisfactory in my wife's
case. She suffered for a number of
years from a complication of diseases;
doctored but received no relief and her
health gradually ran down. Seeing
Doan'a Kidney Pills eo highly recco
mended, she procured a box at P. M.
activ.e, or who suffers from any urinary
trouble whatever, should not hesitate
to make np this mixture, as it is certain
to do much good, and may tsave you
from much misery and suffering after
While, j !,';:;. '::;.-! i-h "'- "iV'
Our home druggists say they will
either supply the ingredients or mix
the perscription ready to take if our
readers ask them .' ' '
everybody's 'Column
raOM INOIt,NDlNCf
FOR OA LI, AH
Train NoM lavia IniiiMuidnoe dally a)
a. m.: imin Moninouin m in.; arrivea
DallH 4t a. ro.
Train No Wt leave Intlewndmw dally
. in.: inaviMi iiorimmui), iv.m a. m
arrives Italia. 11. at' a. in.
Train No 70 lea vo Iadepadnoa dully MS
p. in.; ifvt uonmnmn o.w p. ta.; arrive ii
a 0:33 p. ni.
FOR A 1 HI, IK
Train No 07 Imtm Indrrwndnnee dally 7:S0
a. in.; leave Moomuuiu r.i a, m.; arrives
Airueaaaa. m.
Train No 78 lrH Indnpcndenoe dally S S0
p. m.; ieavfl Monmoutn o.w p. m.; arrivea
Airue p. id.
FOR MONMOUTH ONLY
Leaves Independence dully 2u30 p. m
FKOM DALLAS
FOR INDEPENDENCE
Train No OS leave Dalla dsllyexoeotHun
day :KI. ni;. leave MouinouUi 8:45 a. in.; ar
rive independence n. m.
Train No 101 leave Dalla arnnAT oNhT
S:W a. m.; arrive Mnnmnuth 7:la, m. ar
ttve Independunoe 7;W a m.
Train No m leave Dalla dally 1:00 p. m.;
leave Monmouth 1:35 p. m.; arrive Indepen
denco 1:40 p. m, (This train connect, at Mon
mouth for Alrlle)
Train No 71 leave Dallas dally 7:!W p. m.;
leave Monmouth 8 p. in.; arrives Independ
ence 8; 18 p. ui. .
FROM AIBLIC
Train No AO leave Alrlle dally 9 a. m.;
lonve Monmouth 9M a. ni.; arrives Jnde-
Sendeooe :50 a. ra. (This train connects at
Ion mouth for Dallas)
Train No 72 leaves Alrlle dally 5:06 D. m.:
leaves Monmouth 6:40 p. m.t arrive lode-
pendenue 5:66 p. m
Train No 108 leaves Alrlle 4:4Rd. m. mn-
DAY (islv arrives Monmouth 6:30 p. m. op.
lives Independenoe t;80 p. m.
FKOM MONMOUTH ONtT
ieaves Monmouth for Independence dally
atS0p. in.
Wilson's Store
BELIEVES IN QUALITY
vvnen a customer nas once
been convinced that it pays to
buy quality, he will seldom seek
a ' store that caters merely to
those who wish to buy the great
est quantity for the money.
There are communities where
quality arguments -would have
no weight, but there are many
more that can be convinced that
quality pays it the right argu
ments are used. ; ' 'M K-:i
Quality arguments are some
times slow trade builders, but
For Sale, Kent. Wanted, Lost. Found or ; they build exceeding strong,
similar notices, three lines 25 cts., one Bargain Goods ., are only
month 75 ct. . . j bargain to those who have not
Fruit Lands For sale in 5, 10. 15 the money with which to buy
and 20 acres. No. 1 land; prices the best; but there is generally
right, good easy terms,' between;'1 hole in the bargain
UlLLIflRD BrOJ.
BLACKSMITHINQ
All kitwla at raHonatl tcws. .
Yu prl fimt-claa "work here.
B. F. JONES
A TTOItytf l'-A T'LA W
yoTAiti' run lic
OrtSoa ;llr iBCwpor lilk
INPKrKMPKNCF- ORPWf
Farmers Feed
and Hitching Shed
Joni'S Big New Barn
Taaius ldc, Haddia Komi fa
, Ki(t at wait aa leaaua ksyt la
lii'JJIry. II or MS VardV4 lr
day, t-k or month.
J. N. JOWIS. gffi
LvDHrEXOKXCK.
Okkoon
-BARBER SHOP-
Porcelain Baths
Bootblack in connection
Cooi'kr . Building
W. R5ALLIN, D. D. S.
Dentist...
alnlos Eslractlon' Coir Italldlng,
independence, Orgoa
CASTOR I A
lor Infants and Children.
Tfca Kind Yoa Have Always Eocgl
Bears tha
Bigaature of
Launch Independence
Plya betweeu luilewndeuce and Pal
em daily except Hunday. Paxnenger
ana ireignt iiiisins souciten.
leave IndBpeudence : fl M a. m.
Leave Halom : 3:15 p.m.
Geo. Skinner . - Skt utter
Dr. J. L. Calloway
Osteopathic Physician'
Graduate of the Ainerican Hchool
of Onewmthy, Kirknvflle, Mo.
under Dr. A. 1 . Still, found
er of the science .
CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY
We aie -credably informed
that men are- making as much
The District Convention of the
Monmouth and Independence,
See J. H. Mo'ran, i Agenti 8-5 tf
? For Sale 258 acres fine improv
ed land to be sold cheap on ac-,
count of sickness compelling me
to change climate. Stands close
inspection. Situated: near the
Molson hopyard 2 miles; from
Rick reall. Address, Wi? F. Simon
Independence, Route 1. 2-27.
For Sale One 7-room house and
; corner lot; bath and hot and cold
water' fixtures; $750. ' ' 1 30 ' '
Vood for Sale Second gro ffth
at $4.00, old' growth -$4.50 per
cord delivered. S. Jox, Independ
ence. Phone 14.5 ' -;" d-I "
For Sale One 9-room house and
three lots. (Lots set in rmal
fruits.) $2,000. For further par- :
ticulsrs inquire at this office.l SO'
If you simplv want bargain
goods, pay the "cheap price and
get them. If you- want abso
lutely the best, the kinds that
bring you back, pay. more and
get more .1.
Quality has been behind every
business that has built up a solid
reputation., ' " Vit:;l":M. .
j I believe in Quality and guar
antee the qualify, of all my goods
to those who wish the best.
F. S. WILSON
General Merchandise ' ,
INDEPEEDENCE, ! ORE.
Phone 791 V RoomsZ7 &. 8
COOPER BLOCK
INDEPENDENCE, ORE
.Dallas.
Steam Laundry
' ' Best'
AVorlc
Guaranteed
Basket leaves Tuesday 6 p m
and returns Friday
IjiDEI'ENDEVCK, i , , , OaSttQM
aPurvine&Son
and
CONTRACTOR
BUILDER
Altering and Remodeling a
Specialty
Drafts, Plans and Estimates
Furnished,
Independence, - Or.
Tne "Bare" Wear
Only
0
would be enough io recommend oar
fine-looking and easy-fitting Shoes,
but there is a stylishness about
them and a lasting shapeliness that
is making them very popular
among- "men . who know."
Tbey are made on the newest lasts,
f the best leathers, and coniform
to the most approved siylea in
men's foot-wear. We are ready to
fit all feet, and at prices that are
jnst right considering quality.
0. A. KRAMER
oUNDERTAIINGo
;'';! ..!::.''. J.-.-.J.:. ;":'V.. - ..: jm. ,,:.! ' .!k :t .,1 ri
. Day or Night Calls Promptly attend- . - , ,
ed to. Fine Parlertin Connection
An Experienced Lady Assistant.
Phone, main 273 , R. 73
W. L. BICE, Kmoainier and Funeral Director.
, ( Licensed by Oregon Btate Board of Health. '
INDEPENDENCE
BICE 6r CILPREItll
OHEUOM
!ity Meat Mairltet
G. KOENEKE, Proprietor.
Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked MEATS, FISH and
POULTRY. Buys Hogs, fat Cattle, Veal; everything in
his line. ' ' '
1 Independence, Oregon
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r
The eat iRi
rferl'QU. it
1 W HOUbii.- Vt
I m p" tlie emrtssa,
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Citilc Palace Hotel
T. IU. Crcanor, Proprietor
Carefully Supplied ZMtu SpccUl Jlttcnftoa h CtzzxtM Zx&U.
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