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Six iuonili 73
tlngla copy M
Heading notice 10 cent Hue
straight.
Rate on display ailvrtinin J
known on application.
The Oregonian has n cartoon
on its Iront juge iiiost of the
time' these days that indicates
how sincere it has been in fol
lowing out the principles enun
ciated by it for the past three
years, or in fact every since the
journal lias en hacked by
Laddetal. Ah long as it was,
fighting them it wai anything
to down the "I'rst families" an. I
.the "interests." It w.u suppos
that it was sincere and that
it
really had experienced a chang
of heart. Such however prove
to have been a mistake and like
every other change made by
that naner. it has been done f"r
.boodle. Talk about the Ore
gonian standing for 'he right;
of the people, bah! Harvey wouh
uve all his right, title and in
terest, if he ever had any, in and
to a seat in the front row in
Heaven, for a seat in the United
States Senate. All the attacks
made by him through the Ore-
igonian on the inialive, referen
dum and direct- primary law.-
arejust that many attacks made
on the people of this state and
should be resented in the proper
way. But what's the use? lh
old man has soured on every
thing since he can't get a seat
in the Senate, and his brains
hnvA evidently become dislo
cated or loosened in "some way
and have lodged in his abdomi
. ml cavity, causing corpulency
and its consequent ill effects
Evidently the old fellow bates
himself and it will be a blessing
to him and his friends when na
ture removes him from this
wicked world.
Oregon has taken the lead, in
the interests of the people in a
political way. Is she to retire to
the realms of darkness at the
behest of a few political shysters
who would tie the peoples hands
while they loot the treasury?
W-e hope not and that aff.-r the
June election the returns will
give the answer in no uncertain
terms. Let the direct primary
alone and leave statement No. 1
alone, it is a good thing. The
so-called republicans that are so
solicitous abonj. these matters
saying that no republican should
be asked to vote for a , 'democrat,
etc., should get to worlr. and see
that there is no need to do so,
'.for with such a big majority aw
there is in this state-there should
,be no question tth.-'iit electing n
republican senator," unless- all
the candid fit are - froiii the
. class that is trying to doivn I'm
people, in wliich event it would
be a good thing to elect a dem
ocrat The people sliould ' ruh
and the people will rule, not
withstanding a few grn Iters are
trvitig to get back to primitive
CO
r
tn
editions where thej' can con
I by corrupt methods.
Wo ;.re s irry to say that there
o a fo-v pajers in the stat
miM ' r ii ii r - Ti ,.ifctfM
:it are iu favor of the
Stateir.e!:t No. 1. -
repeal
Those
of
Ui.il
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e nii'i it civet iiaiiij m
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!t!i.-ir Mil,-1 rt'-i-r arc nutt i
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i,-!eii, Ik'V Hltimiuw u i
piitr Tiicy me eilher i'n-
li r:int of the iutetit f (lie tute
meut, or are helpii g to gel i re
turn to conditions where the
criminal ihtnesU will control
the elections in this htae.
. . .i.ii.,.. i...;..
Concerning the proposition ol
the establishment of a cannary
in this city we miote an item
in
the Brownsville Times supposed
to have been tniule by tin oflicer
of that institution which will
serve to convince tho subscribers
of the profits which may to ex
pected from such un institution:
"The Hrovnsville cannery in
oue year's run paid all operating
expenses find the costs of the
plant out of the revenues
for that year." The fact that
the capacity of the plant is being
doubled for the coming eoason
is a eood indication of the truth
of the statement." comments the
Times.
Prof. Howell, of Havana, Cuba,
KeoiiiHientl Chamber
Iain's Cough Kemedy.
An inniracroaii I can remember my
. . - - f .lll.A.I iiu.... nlll frlA
i nnuntr i ..v. ........
Lf chnmberlaiu' Onueh Remedy,1 but
never iu my life have I rf alizetl its true
value until now." writes I'rof. II. A
Howell, of Howell's Americau School,
Havana, Cuba. "On 'le nislit or K b
rnarv 3rd our baby wa taken lek will:
a very severe coltl, the next (lay '
worse ami the following nlnr. ma con-
.lliir. u i1i.nurate He could U'l
lie down and It wa necessary to have
him In the arms every moment hven
m.hii l.u hreai hinsr was difficult. I did
not Ihinl; he w oul l live ud til nmrninfr.
At hut I I ho .jfh' "f my mother a rem-
edvs ChainberiBin's UfU(?n itfiiwi'f.
which we isrtve. aud It afforded prompt
,.ii..r uo un- tbree dav later, he
hiia fully recovfretl. Under the cir
riiriiBtancia I would not hesitate a
momtnt in Havin;,' that Charaherlaiu's
trough Remeiiv. and that only, saved
tho lif r niir !i-ar little liny." For
ale by P. M. Kirbland,
Miss Evelyn Edmund and Miss
WahJe McLaughlin are negotiating
with John B. Stump, we were in
formed, for some thoroughbred
goits and intend ta go into tie
business quite extensively. This
is a new industry in this country,
and there i no reason why the
Mohair that can be erown in this
country" could not be just as fine
in. quality as that raised in the
Willamette Valley. vale Oriapo.
Uiicqualed as a Cure for Crotin.
"ResinVn heinir an excellent remedy
for colds and t hroat troubles. Chamber
lain's Couch Remedy is uuequa'ed as
a cure for croup," says Harry Wilson
of Wavuetown, In 14 When given ns
soon as th croupy cough appears, this
remedy will prevent the attack. It is
used Hiiccuesfuily in many thousands
of homes.' For 'sale by P. M. Kirkland.
The Oklahoma legieWitur w cjc-
urn a bill for the MipprfSM n
the uhiouitoiis buiry pedd !.
The range- an stove peddler is
also to be attended to. If the t ill
is a good one it. should have the
pport ' the . n.ercame.. eucn
11 rr"!-".- i ' , '
tlulorifU ana enmrcru, wnuiw
well in the Pacific
statef, statut hnoks.
North wc-tern
Lame Shoulder.
Whether resulting fretu a cprsin or
from rheuninric pain, there i-. iio'hing
tn i;ood for a lame ehouliier hs riiatn
Wlrin's Pair. Balm. Apply it freely
and rub the parts vi:iman'y at esu-h
application and J qufck cure Is certain.
For.sale by I'.'M. Ki. k!!.'u!.
'Jnele - Billy" Burns ar-d wife.
e-.iriB ' down ffoni the Le-.vinviJle
.J'ptrict. Pniurdiy for a short visit
with rel-itive..- Mrs. , Burns h
gon" to pcrU ii'id for a wei-k? vi-It-with
her daughter, Mre. Ada Alex
ander. For Sale D:y floods .tore do
ing good brjBine-tf. Pre?-ct ftock
about 10,0:.)0 hut will reduce
atnnV tn unit rn sharer. Cash or
Gross,
terms inquire of A
Independence, Oregon.
California dicated So.p
TI,o W"i f.r Himv' I.imi.I
.l.iil H.ltl, H,r.l .'I
(.mil.
Mrs. U. W. Richciidson, Sr.
At. t.i.
Lime
Sulphur
and Blue Stone
D.G.DOVE
The Druggis
Eggs For Sale.
Eggs from Indian llunner
. Uuckc, best winter lay
ers, l0 lor setting 13
ej;gs. also eggs from heavy
weight Black Minorca
( llearne strain of Mary
land) $2.50 getting 15 eggs.
Raise Minorca, they lay
tho largest egg. Have
some fine Minorca cocks
fur sale reasonable- Write
me or phone Xo. 2(101
Home, and Bell-Black 621.
Mrs. Jinneta Kirhland,
Jllbany, Oregon
Tidal Wave Slock Farm H F. P.
Oregon
Siioit lime
AMD Union Pacific
3 TRAINS FROM FORTLAND DAILY
Tbronuh Pullman swndard and tonr-
Sat lUma nirn rfnilv to OluallA. Chi
oaijo, Spokane, tourisl sleepin(?-car daily
to Kansas tnty; tnroutcn l uiuuiui mur
it sleeninii cars (personally uonduc: )dl
wbli tn Ohtcart and Kausafi City:
rwlinlnir ctialr cars (oeata free) to the
bast daily.
70
HOURS
Portland to Chicago
No change of care
70
I R.E. DUGANNE, P.M.D.
DENTIST
Orndllfttfi of N. P. V). C
I PHONE M 303. INDEPENDENCE
e;. T. HENKL13,
BarberShop.
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MAIX STKEET,
One door south of Poet Office.
Fine Baths in connection with shop
Independence, Oregos
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hava Always Bought
Bears the . jSTl
Signatme of L&&?7.
Launch Iiidepencleiico
Pics lifltweeu ludenendeuee end Sal
em daily except Sunday. i'ufffetiger
and freight business Kolielted.
Leave Indepeudenee : SJ ;.-) a. m. -Leave
8lem : 3:15 p.-m.
Geo., Skinner - Shipper
I Dr.-J.3L. Calloway
OstsopathJchcian
Gni luale f the A'lii'ncnn School
oi-O.-t-"!'!'!!!'.- - Kirkfville, JI.
ii,.itT Dr. A. T. Still, found-el-
of the pcicnee..
CHHONIG DISEASES A SPECIALTY
Phone 791 V Rooms Sh
COOPER. BLOCK
1 INDEPENDENCE, ORE
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Wilson s Store
UICMEVIvS IN QUALITY
When a customer has once
boon convinced that it pays to
buy quality, he will seldom Peek
a "store that caters merely 'to
tho-e who wish to buy the great
est quantity for the money.
There are communities where
quality argument would have
no weight, but there are many
m.,ru !,nt pin 1k convinced that
quality pays it the right argu
ments are usi-u
Quality orrumcnts are some
times slow trade builders, hut
they build exceeding strong.
Bargain Good ore only a
bargain to those who have not
the money, with which to buy
the bestj but there is generally
ti hole in the bargain.
If you simply want bargain
goods, pay the cheap price mid
rret them. If vou want ahso
lutely the best, the kinds that
bring you back, pay more an.i
get more.
Quality has been behind every
business that has built up n solid
reputation.
, I believe in Quality ana guar
antee the duality of all my goods
to those who wish the best.
F. S. WILSON
General Merchandise
everybody Column
For Sale, tteiit. Wanted, Lost, Found or
similar notices, three lines 25 cts., one
month 75 cts.
Fruit Lands For sale in 5, 10. 15
.and 20 acres. No. 1 land, price
right, good easy terms, between
Monmouth 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 sicknees compelling me
to change climate. Stands close
inspection. " Situated near " the
Molson hopyard 1 miles from
Rick real!. Address, W. V. Simon
Independence, Route 1. 2-27.
For Sale One 7-room house and
comer lot; bath and hot and cold
water fixtures. $750, 1 f0
.'Wood for . Hjik Second prowth
. . . t .'. 4 K f.
t -f4.0U oit grow in r-i.o.i pe.,
ord delivered, rf. Vox, Indcpend
m'-p. Phone 143 ' d-1
for Sale One 9-room house and
three !-. (Lots pet 'in tmall
fruits.) ..12,000. For further par
ticulars inquire at this o'.rice.l HO
B. F. J O N E S
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and Hitching Shed
.! fines
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T.'-aniH 10c, Saddle Ilor.se fit
RijfS as well 3 tenms kept it, ;
tli"'Mry. Homes boarded bv ; -JJ
day, 'A:ek or month.
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MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK TOODS B1 UStNO
SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Cruth nd mil In feed or MIL Proper dow lntblt
Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price
For Itonw. Clll, Sfcetp, Swin. ..iJ Fowli. Thff r mJi from tll cl!v piclpl or Ihi
ot..l.n..a utnc ol lli lru. Th Uo l coni.in Swdu.l. Ahti. Chop t ..d of br. An )ul
oi wbta IO T..m aid M h.o IO ilT old. Th romplf wilk til purt dru Uw. A. lor
,J It, one AKIOOO Coad.l.on T.hltl or BKIOOO Worm, Kido.T. , U..tk. Cbol.r.
Hli.ltr, C.lhwtle. Ht.y.. Ktr. Mo Chol.r DW.mp.r, Wnk Kf. Col.o
6p.m Van or h.rb Wlr I imm.nl. Di.tnbaled by TMB BLUB MtL MSDIOINI CO.,
tacarporattdi Capiui Slock Vuu.ououoi Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A.
For Hil by II ANNA ,t IKVIM;, ii.1iVik1ciico, Oregon
A'
IL THAT'S GOOD
in master tailoring is
the clothes we supply
custom tailoring department.
That is because the orders of our cus
tomers arc executed by Ed. V. Price
& Co., the famous Chicago merchant
tailors, whose model .shops of over
1,000 tailors nre devoted exclusively
tn thf iiie.kinir of fine clothes to the
individual measures of the men vho
wear them.
If you Want to wear clothes made to
suit your own ideas, or according to
the novel and original styles shown
in designs like Nos. 485, 491, 489 and
493 on our new fashion plates, let us
take your measure.
You have a choice of 500 beautiful
Spring fabrics, many or which are
exclusive, and the assurance of a suit
made of excellent cloth, in an excel
lent manner, with an excellent shaipe,
and expressly for you for only $25
to $40.
Ask us to show you fabrics Nos.
4404 L, 4398 K, 4389 J, 4358 J.
43201, 427GIIII.
O. A. Kit AM KR,
I Tha Newest Modern Commercial Mot I in Portland J
OPENED JULY 1, 11)07.
I HOTEL ST. PHILLIP
7 , Corner Fiftli H"tl BiiriiHiile Streets
Main Entrance on Burnsidc St. t H. M. Pierce, Proprietor
ijs , i i ..: x. ,.-u,.. . .. . - --
3 T.i,..i.i i.nr it tlm ilniK.t. Onlv concrete fire-tirouf hotel
in the city. Five blockn from Union Depot. Biirnsiile Hiid Fifth
street cars pasa the door. Bteam heat, electric HicbtH, hot and cold
water In every room. Rates $1 per ciuv mid up. Special rates by
wt)cii r ujoiiui . notjumii t'liof"
are cordially invited to give Hotel
m city
Your cotuiort anu saiiHuiciion ia uhhufcu.
UNDER T All N G
' Day or Night Calls Promptly attend
ed to. Fine Parlor in Connection
An Experienced Lady Assistant.
. Pbom, main 273 R. 73
V. I.. . BICJ5, Kmliaiiner and Funeral IMrer:tor.
i l,KiiH(-d hy Oregon Ktate Board of Health.
bice. 6" Qfiimmm
IS tIKPKNDKNUK
Gity Meat;lvlarliet
"" j- . Yf a (uTT.itr n t.' . . ' . i
Dealer iu Fresh, .Salt" and . Smoked "M'EATS, FISH and
POULTRY.' Buys Hogs,- fat Cattle, -Veal;. everything in
his line. ....'
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r?txm saBDikd Z&M$. $:cl
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Independence
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