West Side ent.rprin
lusucl by tho Kutorjoi-o Tub
W. T. FO(i 1 K. II 11 T i) 1.
C1IAS. K. HICKS, MANACiKi:
KnervJ at la l"in Ii sv
Olti.i as ntMri.-t'la
Or,,
i..iMrr
Subscription, Sl.f O Per Vest
Tt.crttn Util.
al'tteVKItTlUN fcT
ltrictly la advance)
Ptr v.'ar f M
Rig mtinth
Hln;'o c iy ..... .
Btlinx 30tlt
7"
10 ci-itti' ( linf
traita.
Kiurs en JiitpUyJ ilv.it!ius
known on application.
1
llttt l I!.' F. Joill'S illllUHUMI'-
input. It is a manly statetni-nt
and the people sliouM buck bim
tip in it by set-ing that be is re
turned to the legislature by a big
majority and we believe he will
be. There U loo mm-h rotttni
upss and corruption in machine
polities for nny good to come of
it and it is time that the common
people were waking up to the
fact that unless they try to help
themselves there is no hope for
them to gain political liberty.
rv... ...tr..a .nt tn ihn
meeting Saturday afternoon -nd , gowned m cream sueseine ilk and
help to get the oIJ town ou its . carried a bouquet of white car
,feet. It has beeu slumbering j nations. The parlors were taste,
for many years and it is $bout j fuily decorated in Oregon graft
time that there was an awaken- an(j jVyt After coogratulationF,
iug. This is an excellent oppor-J reffeihment8 were served and the
tunity to get together and do : britle served at the punch bowl,
things. There isn't another Mf gnl Mr(I McCready goon 8f,er
town of any consequence in tho ' . rf(,nlnr8 for Dsi!
state .that isn t doing more to-
wards develonement than is
1 i I
tiie ctale that, nas nearly as
many natural advantages n- ;
this one; then why sli.iald w,'
not be in the fore front of -ii
velonment? There isn't ;:'iy
need of our n'.avincr ilii Vim '
Winkle ;;nv loiiLTcr. Leave tlnit
to. the natural heirs
fersou.
i ! iLI . Mil M. ' i -
Tlie 0."A. C. Larometor flMre. O. D. Butler, Mr. and Mr?.!
last Saturday a de
coudition existing at hat school.
r,
There is either wilful neglect or
gi uia nivuixipcii.iiD u.i vuv
r. . - in . . . i 11 il 'ill . I, n 1 1 J I ' t !
O 1
of those in authority when the
students of -a school conduct
themselves in such a manner
that the college paper reads them
out in no uncertain terms. The
people of the state are not pay
ing taxes to train up thugs or
prize fighters and if tho manage
ment cannot, or will not put a
stop to such conduct, then the
school should be abolished and
eut out that much expense to
the tax payers. It has only
been a shor ttime ago since an ag
gregation of thugs and bullies
of the institution tried to haze a
new student by making him
undergo a baptism in filth, which
resulted in a cutting scrape.
This was smoothed over, but it
seems that the same spirit still
prevails and it is up to the Re
gents to see that this matter is
settled and settled properly. If
the Faculty cannot keep order
then fire the faculty and get one
that can.
EuIIard-BlcklnsoD.
A very " pretty home wedding
took place Wednesday evening at
the residence of the bride's parents
Mr,' 'and Mrs. John Dickinson,
when, their daughter Gertrude
Mabel was united in marriage to
Roy W. .Bullard;' the ceremony
being performed by Rev. J. A. P.
McGaw. The bride was attired in
a handsome gown of white satin
with duchess lace, and carried a
shower boquet of white flowers.
The ceremony took place under
green, canopied with white flowers.
Green and white being the color
scheme of the bridal parlors. The
wedding supper table and dicing
room were beautiful in white and
green, Only relatives of the bride
and bridegroom were present.
MONMOUTH.
The Monmouth. .Cant ing and
Evaporating Co., will receive its
full cannery equipment the first ot
March and already has an expert
cannery man here and will be
..! I. I si ., . ml. alt tlllUil
grown in iht vioioiM.
Sli. K.'iui Krirttwtill ii luine
(i..m 1. it!" I wh ! ni to
NV1 t; 1 1 1 t p . t rortiKud
Mri. M.nr u Mulkev "U
rrfiilence lhi wo-k to Mr, HlrU kb i
who will Uko owwii o:mi
The 'tionid was I'JllH
Mm. Mil Jraham ha rHurn-
ed to hft liune in tlrecbaiu af'T
thrra Wft-k vicit Htt relative
ho re.
:,nn h wri-li-. vt-it with i.uiif
fliel,.!.
Mrt. I'tiaa. t.Minanl ic ijuite ill.
beinir threatet.e.. with pneumonia
Mr. Frank I. net and Mm J. F
O'l'oiintll cunm upfron Pnrllat.il
t ttnd thrt lixUhJ'.r MoOrfinly
w'dJiiflt.
A very jilf-ant home wfd.line
occurred on We.lnea 1T evenlnjr
February 2G, when Mi Lid
Boothby and Will D. MoCrwdy
wre united in rnarriae Rer.
Ooode officiating B. W. Doughty,
sang, "A Long A The World
Rolls On." which waa followed by
the wedding march played by Mist
Maude Hawley and the entrance
of the bridal pair preceded by
little Harold Johnson of Portland
crryioR the ring in a basket of
triolets. The. bride wai
daintly
h f . 8nd poodl
In-,"'" . ... ,
iv icli no nf hrir fripmla. 1 npy I
vuraunt ..i.. ...vw..
g?pt i hncine". Those present j
vrer: ?.fr an 1 Mrs. J. B. V. But- j
J. r ,!r .nod Mr L Ground.', Mr
Bt.j x, Huth-r, F
Y. Mill !
iT ' Mrs. W
fti :
ey, Mr. mi J .m r3. V. J. ."Uisey,
..- ' ... i .r
M TF, 10 VII illlitr, .Ml. Uli'i v.
Puthr. Mr and Mrs. T. O. Waller,!
:Mr -ami Mm T . Ui ctad. Mr and i
dr. and Mr.. Van Dorniife.
Mr. and .Mrs. MeCready. Mr. and
a . tt. 1 . IT . J IT.n ft XI
ftirfi, x!,arneari. iur. aim hub. v. .
TeatB, Mr. and Mrs. M. Harley,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clark." Mrs.
F. W. FentoD, Mrs. J. F. O'Donnell,
Mr and Mrs. Frank Lucas, Mr. and
Mrs. Aure Ford, Mrs. John John
son. Mr. Joe Hiipchbertf, MifRes
LaVe-r.e Fen ton, Maude Hawley,
Fern Butler Clara and Ruby Ear
hart, Messrs Willis Butler, Cleatis
Butler, Dell Butler, Frank Butler.
W. L. Rineard Clarence MeCready
lyid S. W. Doughty,
HIGHLAND
fletiry MElmarrv has been
cutting wood for John Compton.
Keep your dogs tied up George
Shafer wants dog hides.
George Shafer id cutting hazel
brush up on Soap Creek two miles
from Turkey Run-down on shoe
string street.
Mrs. T. Ewinge says, "Hammans'
are allO. K."
"Mother's saive don't work on
Father," so Happy says.'
Ernest Ewing add. his pig for
50 cents. Well sold.
Mr. McElmurry says, "There is
nothing like a head, light after
night.
3 IV li
mads
' A. McElmurry
Silas
Compton a visit Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Compton
made Mr. McElmurry and family
a visit Saturday evening. h,.
Orin.McElmurfy is working in
his strawberries. ( , , k "
;Mr. Fred . Featherstone is back
home again from Oregon City.
Mrs. Hamman had a quilting bee
last Friday. Mrs. Compton, Mrs.
Ehafer, : Mrs. Ewing and Mrs."
Smith were present.
Peter Shafer is very sick again.
Messrs Yallier, McElmnrry, and
Compton went to Monmouth Sat
urday evening to ah I. 0. O. F.
meeting.
Ui! d r i K.-iili.k- lo l
li.an, h i l.avi bi n)Uacln.
. .k n it f'r yr rtenni jr Mr
Al x in
-
St ray White horn alut five
yrf w ijjha 1HK) brsn.d-d on riijht
ho il.i.-r, -hi.l mII round. Owner
cull and ii-t t.im "d M'ltle bill f.r
krp and thi adv. Join' fd
i.ara 2
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
HcaSIH Is Worm Saving, and Some
Independence Pciiplc Know
How to Save It.
.Many Iiu.-KmliMir iwi.Im Uk
uvt live In U'oir luii in I' nouUvlintf
t lie ai.lupya lion tliey know lliona
ortfn ii'-fil belp. Sick ai.lney are
tiMK.nlt.li f.r a vt amount of auf
leiinj and ill heallll, but tlu.r.l no
in'.d to on HVf nor ta rt'i aln In
Jiiutrer whvii all tlieu- "! actn t aii.l
iMiiua lino to wrak kuliifva fan. I
quiik'.y ami pormanfiitly cureil ly
the ue of IkJMi'a Ki.liiey nil. Hew
a nit IndiMieiutenee wliwsi'a reeoninu-n.
dation.
J. K. Collina. City Marshal, livm
n Im eiHm ne. t're.. eaya: i
- . ul .... I
Klat lo have the opportunity of rec
comending Doan'a Kidney Tilla a tl.ay
proved tery aaiUfaL-iory in my wlfe'a
chw. She aulTere.1 f.r a nuuik'r of
vkr from a conii'lii'iition of dl(K'ea;
dixrtored but received no relief and her
health gradually ran down. Seeing
Doan'a Kidney Pilli o liigbly reoco-
uiended, ah procured a bo at P. M.
Kirklanre Drng Store and the trouble
.llv Tanlsbed. She i now in
good bealth eud attiibute aolely to the
meof Doan'a Kidney IMU "
For kale by all dealera. frice 60 cente
Foater Milburn Co., Ituflalo, New
York, aolo a-ctit for the uniteu
Htatee.
Itememlier the name-Doans aud
tatie no other.
FOu UHCUMATISM
"Ilxtur.
Tl.r ia nn M.K'll KllOllllllltiflll iH're
n our reii-'liliorhooil now that .1 hn f"l
l.i.viii'-' ndvit!B l.v an eiiiinent aulli 'rl y
..-!w, tvriti fir rlH(!fr (if a Ilirc 1 I't 1
-
em ta'iv pit per, niiiim m-'i'-. "i'.'"-
'jf fr; nvl;o,l .!n r.ne-.-
i, ! i ,,. Uni, 1 x tract i
il tJNIM 1 I hi -
one omu-e Compound Kitru-.n. th.ee j
r"18- . ' B " "7" " I" k
andtaKe.uicaaiMKmi.il
nioa, and at beiUime; also drink plenty
- . . I
nf onlld Wlltor .
It is claimed that there are few .vic
tims oi tliia dread and torturous diu
ease who w ill fail to find ready relief in
thi uiraple home-made mixtnre, and in
most cases a permanent cure is the
result.
This alniple recipe is said to strength
en and cleanse the !iminative . tts
aues of the kidneys, so that they can
filter and strain from the blood ana
aystera the poieons, acitls ana waste
matter, which causes not only rneuma
tism, but numerous other diseases.
Every man or woman here who feels
that their kidnevs are not healthy and
active, or who suffers from any urinary
trouble whatever, should not hesitate
to make np this mixture., as it ia certain
m rlnmiich crood. and may save you
from much misery and suffering after
while.
Our home druKeista say they will
either supply the ingredients or mix
the perscriptlon ready to taBe it our
readers ask them .
. Notice to Creditors.
novice. uctKuj in -
been duly appointed administrator otha estate of
Theron Albion Ireland, deceased, by tbe Coonty
fi.,rt nrth atata of Oikod. for Polk County, and
bae quallfled. All persons having claim against
tbe said estate are nereny nonnen t preaau. o
same duly verified, together with tbe proper
..nt..r fh.r.fnr. ta tbe underslirnsd at his resi
dence near Monmoutb, in said county, within six
months from the date of this nonce.
Dated and first pqnilsoea reornary an jnn.
WlLLUK B.IKUHD,
Administrator bt tbe estate of Theron Albion
Ireland, deceased. " ' ; (
Oscar Hayter. Attorney. .,
- j NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
INoticeis hereby fived that the
UBdersigned' has been : duly ' ap
pointed administrator jf t tbe
Estate of Andrew J. Neirnoan, .de--ceased,'
by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for Polk Coon
ty, and has quaiiOect.
All persons having claims
against the said estate are hereby
notified to present the, same duly
verified, together with the proper
vbnehers therefor, to the under
signed at hfs office at Indepen
dence, in said County, within six
months from , the . date of this
notice. v
Dated and first published Jan
uary 31, 1908.
15. wuson.
Arfmintatrator of the
natotfl
of Andrew j Newman, deceased
Oscar Hayter, Attorney. . ,5w
TIMC TABLE
!o!i!!ri!fe k Murunoulh Ry.
raoM iNOtethOioci
loll !.
Iniin hud Hr iii.niiMi,-i.-
. Ill . l.-.-i M .Hill. null u ll B. 1U. nllHr.
i.i.' i- e m. in
1IIN.IA U nVK. 1 il...p.-l ll. no .1 ! I V
In , in; !... . M.iiiiniiiiili, II. a a. n.;
niiri !.! . II a in.
1 uiii Nii :i l- rt linlii('ii.1nrt ilnll . I
p iii ' !. Miiiiiiiiaili i I', in.; I Ml-
In u ...i l. III.
roll AIU1 IK
Tmln No (" lf' ;! M'l'li lliH- illlv T '
am; M.ui.'Uli .. miriln-
A It He l in
Trl NnTJ l.-vr ln.litnnlrie illly '
in ; l-ov.n Mminiunili i . ui i urilvi
Tit 1 1 v IS k in.
KOU NOSMOI'TII M.V
I-.-HV. lint. -i.il. iulHllr M i, in
iiou btka
Kin! IMiKI'KS HKM'K
Tmln Noall.-HVM alii rtnll) .vl Him.
lUt . in;. Inm M..11111.111U1 .VI . lll.i r-
nwi I ntli (.uilmii I A . in.
Trnlil Nil 1 11 l.iin lUillin m "liT oNlV
t vi in ; ri l Miiniiniiiih 7. Ji . Ill, er
mi ItulriM'iiiU'iH' ' hi.
i .i., K an l,..in ln Una ilallv l :l D. n
li v, Mminuiuili I ."in. "' i annr
llnlliv I 111 1 1 In nam IHIIIIU .'I
iiniiiiii lur All lif I
Train Nn Tl laavM HI.bIIIv T TV p. in.;
Iw i-. MiiiuiHiutll l. in.; alllv. t linli-ia-tiil.
Fill .l. p. III.
raoie aiaiic
Train Noil I.'hvi'. AIiIIi' ilallv " '.
lmvraMtiiiiiiiuitlili.il a. in.: i.iivp lmli
ti. iiil.-niv .M a. in ( Tlil Ualil ii.uuwlii ul
MiiiimiiiiiIIi l'r Ih1Iiii
Traill SuTl limve. Alrilo ilntly JM , in.;
Imim Miinituiiiiti ii. in.t arrlVf luil.
(.l.lrll. u. m
Train N h' hvi Alrlla 4:ISp. in. VS
PAT iil arriTiw MuninniiCli i.l p. m. r
rt linl(a-ndMtt . in.
I iAUM u...,i. .nth fi,r inti..iM.initifw dihUr
UOM MONMOl Til ON Ll
. ,.
Wilson 5 Store
BELIEVES IN QUALITY
When a customer has once
been convinced that it pays' to
buy quality,(he will seldom seek
a store that caters merely to
thoee who wish to bay 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 il the right argu
ments are used.
Onalitv a nru merits are some
times slow trade builders, hut
they build exceeding strong.
Bargain Goods are only a
hnnrain to those who have not
j the money with whic h to buy
the best; but there. is genernuy
a hole in the hargmn
If VOU simidv ' Wnt bnr;;uill :
good, pay the cliea,, ,.ric. ...,.l :
get them. If you want ;
Intely the best, the kinds tirt
bring you back, pay more ami
ret more. ' ,
Quality has been behind every I
,r -
business that has builfun a solid
rpnntfltion.
a ... vtuam. fe-v .
I believe in ijuamy anu kui-.
ftnt 6e t ,e qua lty OI all my gouu.-s
fhn'who wish the best.'
to thoae'who wish the best
'
F. S. WILSON
General Merchandise -
everybody's Column
For Sale, Rent. Wanted, Lost, Found or
similar notices, three lines 25 cts., one
month 75 cts.
Fryit Lands For sale in 5, 10. 15
and 20 acres. No. 1 land, prices
right, good easy terms, between
Monmonth and Independence.
See J. H. Moran, Agent. 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
Rickresll. Address, W. F. Simon
Independence, Route 1. 2-27.
For Saie One 7-room house and
corner lot; hath and hot and cold
water fixtures. ' $750. 1 30
Wood for Sale-Seeond growth
at $4.00,' old growth $4.50 per
cord delivered. S. CW, Independ
ence.
Phone 143
3-1
For Sale-r-One 9-room house and
three lots. (Lots set in mU
Vruits.). $2,000. For further pf-
' tjculars Inquire at this offioe.l 30
' NOTKJE TO CREDITORS. .
' t . ' i ii.. -..I r
Motlce Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed admlnlstratorwitbwlll annex
ed of the estate of John Vot. deceased, by the
County Court of tbe State of Oregon, for Polk
County, and has quallfled; "" . ,; '
All persons having cUlms against the said estate
are hereby nut I fled to present the same duly veri
fied, together with the proper vouchers therefor
. .. .- . :. .i i.ia .litanna near Buena
to tne nnaeroi(uc . - u
Vista in said Oonntyj within six months from Ue p
date of this notice. ,
Dated and flrst published February , H0.
JOHN R.I.OY, - ;
' Administrator with annexed
of the estate ef John toy, deceased. .
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
. ..n.ii. nnalf as a candidate for the 1
republican nomination for County Judite of Polk i
County, aiy piaironn in orai .
OLKN O. HOLM AN,
Bridgeport Precinct.
i C k K . V . i v
H. E. DUGANNE, O.M.D. -
I M v.N T I ST
i th! i.ii.ti'j..r n. r. p. n f
I not M3C3. INJU'ENOFfiCE j
i;. t. unNKLi:,
BarbcrShop.
WAI arilKKT,
Onadiior south of losl OHioe,
Tine Paths in connection with ahop
LHDirEKDKMrl. Orkoo
CASTOR I A
vnr Tfnnta aud Children.
HijTiia Kind You Hava Always Bought
Bears the Spf VJTy,..- f
Launch Independence
Hya betweeu luilt'H'iuleui-e nd Hal
em dallv aeept Hiiiul.i.V. raHaenuer
and Irei'tjht liiiKinem aolii'.ted.
I-ave liiilopeudeneo : ;"a. in.
lxiave Salem : 3:15 p.m.
Geo, Skinner - Skipper
MJT-, J.av. vn "-r
Osteop a th tc Physician
Graduate of the A merman Kihool
of (Meopathv. Kirkavllle, Mo.
nnder lr. A. T. Will, found
; er of the aclenee .
CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY
Phonm 791 Roomsl? 8
COOPER. BLOCK
INDEPENDENCE, ORE
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Cruahandmixlnfeedoraalt Proper dosa In tablet
Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price
For ,,. Cuttle, Sher n. Swine nd FowX
rt'tlXl
sk,oo6
vi Cu W? InJm.nrWi.lnhii.aJ fy THBtW BELL M.OIOIN. CO..
locLrporattd; Capiii Stock $Juo,uxr.uO; Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A.
Half
i - i i A,N. A- H;Vi.vK, 'lidi'ifi.iK-nce, Oivgwn
1m
The Newest Modern Commercial Hohl in Portland 3
(M'ENEP JULY1, 11)07. :
HOTEL ST. PHILLIP
....... . 1 I . . sW
Corner Filth and
Main Entrance on Burnsidc St. t H. M. Pierce, Proprietor
Takeetreet car at the dPt. Only ooucrfto llre-ironf lintel
in the city. Five blocks from Uuioo Depot, Uurrtaide and filth
atreet cari pass the door. Stuum heat, electric linhta, hot aud cold
water In eery room . Rates $1 per dav and up. Special ratea by
week or month. Free bath on evry floor. Independent people
are cordially invited to give Hotel St. Phillip a trial when in the
city, xour cwmiori na BawaiacHuii buj.
oU NDERTAKIN Go
Day or Night Calls Promptly attend
ed to. Fine Parler in Connection '
An Eaperlenoed Lady AsalsUtot.
. PDoiie, matt 27J R. 73
SV. C BICE, iiioaJnier and Fuiteral Ilry:tor
' Lioaused by Oregon State Board of Health.
BICE 6r CILDRElTIl
IM DEI' UN DBNCK
v V G. KOENEKE, Proprietoi. ; ' ,
Dealer Jn Fresb, SaU an3 , ,8mokwi MEATS, FISH and
FOULTRY. Buys Hogs, fat Cattle, Veal; everything in
his line. . - . ,
Independence, Oregon
Dine Palace pel
;. TBtiepettiteitce
T. Ul. Cmnor, Proprietor
s3S23 '..
C&x&i Supplied Cables. Special JlticBilca to Eceaaerclal Zraii.-
P. F. JONES
xvruuxr. X'A i'i'i ir
SUT.il! y vvituv
hill' i hi 'tiir iul 1 1 1 1 r I'-'k
IMU i i:ni i ci
Farmers Feed
and Hitching Shed
Jones lijj New Uan
iVmita 11V, had. lie Ib'ttaj fie
Ijign a well a teama kept In
lh"lry. Ilorw Umrded b
lav, aet-k ur in.oilh.
j. n. Jones, eaas
GORDON
Tho Standard Hat
3tJvorvbo:ly usoh
thn GORDON
as a standard to
oomnaro their
makoof Pints.
Sequal'iKny the tlordon and you
buy the betf.'I.OO hat made
. 0. A. KRAMER
Tli'-Ttmadfrom tba KlWaprtaclpSaor the
ZrU m&
Bnrnlte Ntreet
OREOOH