West side enterprise., March 26, 1908, Image 2

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Tiriiiw i iil !i,-ht (I ou March
t!i- ni j'i inti'l tin
Mtuvk on
t) Orfonirtii mil in pjeal
f.litor, Harvey W. Scott, to
which my Htteiitioii wu koiih'
tiino later e,lln!, lo not fn!
Dial it reprinting is fntial,
, for anyone who is interested
iiiay look up Unit voy, hut I
di fill ohlit'd to lnakf ill)
apology to the Orogoninn and
to Mr. tvmt for t!it tipiruiHt
of such iui attack ami I do so
now t this time with the
dwpest biiu-t-rity. In xtenun
(ion, I wi-h to say that the
article referred to was written
during my ahenco, while nt
tending at the hodside and
hiriissi the M-rious illm-s of
my father who naiJia in (inli
forniii, and I had no knowledge
that such an attack was printed
in the Enterprise until th .anie
wns pointed out to me. I want
to say further that no such senti
ment of feeling exists with me
against the Oregonian and its
worthy editor and it i witli the
most profound regret that I am
compelled to acknowledge au
thorship of the article to this
paper. I beg Mr. Scott to nc
ept this apology and to believe
in my siucere regret for the
unfortunate circumstance which
compels me to hare to do this
to cover in a way so painful an
incident to the friends of the
..attacked as well as to myself.
THE EDITOR.
TELL INTO PEACEFUL SLEEP
The Passing ot Mrs. John M
Simpson at Corvallis.
Mrs. John W. Simpson died at
the family home on Sixth and Tyler
etreeta at 11:20 o'clock, Sunday fore
noon, after a few weeks' illness and
the funeral will be held this, Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the resi
dence. The services will be conducted
by Kev. F. A. Moses and the remains
will be laid away in the I. 0.0. F.
cemetery.
Martha Prather was born January
16, 1852, near Buena Vista. She was
the daughter . of William B. and
Barbara Prather, early settlers and
highly respected residents of that
flection. She erew to young woman
hood in Polk county and was united
in marriage to John W. Simpson in
that city -in 1370. Mr. and Mrs.
Simpson have spent all their .married
life in Polk, ', Lincoln and -Benton
counties, having come to Corvallis
about fifteen years ago,, since which
time they have lived quietly and
peacefully, an ideal home life, in that
city. .
Deceased was a woman of fine
character, having a universal love
for humanity and a charity that was
freelv extended to all of God's
creatures, no matter how humble or
lowly. This charitable and loving dis
position, coupled with cordiality and
cheerfulness made Mrs. Simpson
friends wherever she went, and
those who knew her best loved her
most deeply. Hers was a religion of
self-sacrifice and good cheer; she
spoke no evil and her mind and life
Tx-prp niirfi and above reproach. Her
passing is mourned by a, wide circle
of friends, while to the family the
loss is too great almost to be borne,
although they have, the comfort of
knowing that she is at peace and that
pain and distress can never reach her
more.
The immediate family consists of
the grief stricken husband, John W.
Simpson, and one son, Gene M.
Simpson, his wife and son. the
brothers of deceased are James and
Newton Prather of Buena Vista, and
Mark Prather of eastern Oregon; the
sisters Mrs. Jane Hill of Portland,
and Mrs. Lizzie Hart of eastern Ore
gon. The parents of deceased were the
first couple ever married in Benton
county -Corvallis Gazette.
Warniiig
it ti !cpluuu contract.
The
Home Telephone
Company
Of l!nlcpcinlomt will furnish
you uhmIi'i a tclcphono K-rvioe
without a contract. 11 us
toll you a html it.
IV. L. VICE, Manager
OFFICE .V
BICE $- CJJLBREJtTll'S
FURNITURE STORE
AN TIOCII.
(i.'iit ,lu':nini; u in full
tin uinitv.
Llai-t in
lirunt Ib-llley of Talnj.itfi wu in
tir ini.i.-t Thi!rd:iy.
t iht .u k liroti. lmvo lvn eutttnir
kilt f.ii' A!ln Johnson. v
.John Murjhy of Monmouth wu
!niv on u-,im- thin week.
!nrrU Wlnvlmk iM a -100 pound
lu to Je--c Gardner Monday.
Henry Leliiiiiin of Monmouth wiu
a guest stt the Firfhhack home Sun
d..y. Guy Sevier, who has Ihhii working
for Mr. Giipin, returned to Black
Rock Monday.
Willi in llerren and son George
mule a business trip to Black Bock
Saturday.
Grant Helllev, of Talinage. h;w cold
to his brother a Mnall tract of land in
this vicinity.
William Fhdilwck and Morris
Wheelock transacted business at Uick
reall Monday.
Geo. Swearingcn is improving the
road in front of his houfe by slav
ing the brush.
Fay Shipley is working for Mrs.
Powell near Monmouth during the
latter's illness.
Jess Gardner, the Monmouth
hnrnhp,. u,h in these parts last
week buying beef cattle
, ... . .
CI rami rti a TTArren who has been
staying with friends at Kings Valley
all winter returned home Tuesday.
Forest Barnes and family near Cor
i .. - - - - i rciiauio reiLicu y lKJ wmjmo 1
vallis are visiting at the home of herlj -rjppe asthma, bronchitis aud
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Towns
1 I 11 Trviirfl
Eddie Wunder of Independence was
a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Wunder, the first of the week.
Hadley Eggleston and family of
Mnnmnnth were euests of his
brother Winfield Eggleston over Sun
day. ,
Mrs. Belle Sullivan and daughter
Bessie of Dallas visited at the home
of her mother, Mrs. E. Clarke, over
Sunday.
Party advertising as follows:
For Sale One 7-room houBf and
corner lot; hath and hot and cold
water fixtures. 750 1 30
call at this office-to learn name of
prospective bnyer. .
How Cough Germs Multiply.
When you have a cold the mucus
membrane is inflamed and the disease
germs which you breathe find lodgement
and multiply, especially the pneumonia
tterms. Foley's Honey and Tar soothes
and heals the inflamed air passage,
stops the cough and expels th cold
from your system. Refuse substitutes.
D. G. Doye.
The regular list of taxes ; for the
county of Folic is now in trie
bands of the Independence Nation
al Bank where those who wish
may. call and pay the eame.
H. 8. Portwood of Airlie was a vis
itor to Independence Friday. Mr.
Portwood is a candidate for tne nomi
nation of county clerk on the repub
lican ticket. He is a pleasant man to
meet, and will no doubt secure a strong
vote for the nomination.
Ilow'8 This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward lor
any case of Catarrh that can net be cared by
Hall' Catarrh ure.
F. J . CHENEY 4 CO., Tolede, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J
Cheney for the last 15 yearn, and believe blm
perfectly honorable iln all buslues trans
actions and financially able to carry out any
obligation! made by his firm.
WALDINO, K INN AN MABVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O
tj-.il- ri.tii.rh n.ir la taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood nd mucous g
.H.AiAAa Af h avstom. TVt tmonials sent I m
ree. Price 75 cents per bottle. Bold by all
-nmcrfriRtJL.
Tak Hail's Family Pills for constipation.
lti-i lliitler to Hi Win lit.
!., r M.oUt.l, of t"al lUniioii.)
Moi.n "I lave Um.I li.i.kim
Ami" r-ivt (,.r ! m u
! .'i.. ii.i
.,,.- l..l lilnl I II. ! I'MT 111 III!'
.ill.l. 1 ttoe-l 11 iiill!l K"itlli
in it. y Vrliimi) luioiM." I'liew if
II ilniK't.
'1 he r.iiu Sulnf.iiiy mul Sumlay li
o.himsJ llie l.u ki.uuute lil ovetlt.ov i
tianks,
l'iteo tel mm Cnr fr roii
It. twine m.vllent rrmnl
f.il ei!t mill llmml liiiiibSim, Climnlfi
Ui. I Cmnti i; -in-)y U uuiiVl
miiref,1rvr.Hii.1"iv lUrry Wi:.n
.if Wnyiietown, In 1. Wlmn hvn r
no'iii iui m i-rmi (Villi; ti uppenrii, tti
l. imilv will iui vent Iti llek. It
ue. nmwi-Hfully In initiiy llnii"n
of holiiri. For Kate by V. M Ktrklrtli
The nnnnul nul ling of the congre
gation of faUitry rnl'terian ehtinli
will U Iii-l.t on l-'ridiiy oieninj; nt T :!0
lo porn w ill Ik' lead by the liu-te
the luiii' uid, and oilier iocietioi
line triiftee will !hi t liM ttd.
rnrni for Kent.
Apply to J. J. I.evi-ck, near I.ei.
ville. l'ot olliee add !, Momuoiit!
Ir 11 It I I). 3-31
Tin- W. l T. V. of lliin eitv ill
meet at the home of Mrs. 1.. L.Whit
raker Friday (tomorrow) afternoon a
2 ISO o'clock. Tlo will Ui the "Moth
er's iinvtine " All intcre-tivl in tern
perance work are invited to come on;
to thin meetins;.
Imiiio SliouUlcr.
Whether itMultinif from a pnilti or
from rheumaMo paiu. I hern In uouilng
o rood for laiue tihouliler a t ham
berlaiu't Pula BIim. Apply it freely
and ' ii-i trie parts vlirorouxly at each
application nod a quick cure lu cenalu.
For aal ly 1. M. Kli klaiid.
Mrs. John Bobbin of thin city met
with a serious accident in lallas Sun
day. , She had gone there on a visit,
and w hile driving through the city the
horse became frightened, and she
jumped from the buggy, breaking her
leg.
No Use to Die.
'! h.iv found out tbat there is no
use to die of lun trouble as long as yon
I . r- t - 1 X" T . ........ O
K '""T-iL
says Mm. J. P. White, ot Kushboro, Pa.
"I would not be alive today only for
ihat wonderful medicine. Itlooeemnp
a cough quicker than anything else, and
cures lung disease even after the case
is pronounced hopelew." This moat
reliable remedy for coughs and colds,
I. r 1 1 1 r. ... ...
noarseoess, is boiu uimcr kuii w
all druguists. 50c. aud 51.00 Trial
bottl free.
II. Guthrie of Monmouth was here
Wednesday.
A Card.
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. H stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe, coughs and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. D. G. Dove.
HOMER LODGE No. 45 K of P
mfS-n Meets every Mon. night
Fn K, of V. Hall.
S W. H. Biggs, C, C.
f, W. Richardson, K.K aud S.
California Medicated Soap
The bent, for sores, chapped hands
dandruil, initect utiriga and poison
oak.
Mrs. J. W. Richardson, Sr.
Agent.
Monmouth St., Independence Or.
W. RiALLIN, D. D.S.
...Dentist...
c'aln less Extraction Cooper Building,
Independence, Oregon
CLE EiD!M5I11
-BARBER -'SHOP-
Porcelain Baths
Bootblack iu connection
COOPKB B GILDING
B.1.HENKLE,
Barber Shop
MAIN STREET,
One door south of Poet Office.
Fine Batha in connection with shop
Independence, Obegob
R.E.DU6ANNE, n.M.D. I
1 DENTIST: I
firadnateof N. P. D. 0 I
I PHONE M 303. , INDEPENDENCE
so t im:
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TIME TAStC
IntanJence k Monnioulh Ry.
lON IMnlMDtMC(
fUI iAl.t
Train N.i4 li-r f it.lMi.i.-it ilnnv '0
n. til ; lciir M.iiiiiiiiuiIi .li a. m t mtr
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Tn',n Sam I.ivn tmlr p i1i"i- dmlir
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ttltrrlltnllat II ItfL 111.
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KOH AIHI.IK
Trin S.i i!7 ;n,l- ii.ti-uiv dully "
III.! ! M.Hillliililtl i w ft. HI,! BllhH
All Hi- I ' In
Train No 7 I luiii In.lo'iui-iir dullv S
f. hi : l.nv. ,1iiiiiii.miiii .h .m i. in.; rmw
All Hi' il . til.
KOH MON.Mnrril HM.Y
Umivph In.li il. !.-. dally S , III
I nil Ni:i'l- Mh NC.K
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ri.i linl"ifnilrinv it. in.
I ruin Nil I H lintra IwHii" rmiA uM V
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rim Ilitli'M lulclHV 7 i M III.
'I'rnln No if Ii.iit.- lll-i rt.iilv ! ifl i.
Ik.,(i . Moniiiolilli I AS p. in iTItm I ml. t.i'
Ui.itilh lor Ail Him
Trnln No7l linl.m .luily T Si p. in.;
i.H-i Moiiimmlli l. Ml.; airivi Jndi H'liil.
ninfi .l.'i p. til.
ranM aisilic
Trnln Nil "I Iviivm Altil" il'illv m.j
I.-.. i . M.min.iiil h l . in.; ki Mvm linli-
oil.nrv W . Ill (lliU iriilil ooiimila HI
Momiiuiltll lor IMUil
rniln i7i l. iiv.m Alilie iIbIIv Mtt p. in.;
i.'iim .Moiiihoiiiii it Hi p. in.; liirHin liulii
,11'iuli'ini' i.-.S p. Ill
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PAY iinlv nrrlvi'N Moititniiil li .ft..VI p. in. ar
rllri lliOvpflltli'lK p. Ml.
rituM .MilNMOl Til O.V
l-Hvrs Moaiuuulli fiir Iiiili'lwti'li'noe dulljr
at .'.tii p. m.
Wilson's Store
maiKVES IN QUALITY
When a customer has once
been convinced that it jmya to
buy quality, lie will seldom seek
store that caters merely to
tboe who wish to buy thegrcat-
st 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 ii the right argu
ments are used.
Quality arguments are some
times slow ' trade builders, but
they build exceeding strong.
Uargaiu Goods are only a
bargain to those who have not
the money with which to buy
the best; but there is generally
ii hole in the bargain.
If vou 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.
Quality has been behind every
business that has built up a solid
reputation.
I believe in Quality and guar
antee the quality of all my goods
to those who wish the best.
F. S. WILSON
General Merchandise
Oregon
AND UHiofi Pacific
TRAINS FROM PORTLAND DAILY
Through Pullman standard and otir
t ileediDir oars daily to Omaha, Chi
1st
cago, Spokane, tonriut glpin-oar dally
Kansas Ulty; tnrougn raiiiunn ur-
olmmini ran CrmrHonftll V 0(indnotdl
.AAblt. tn IHiifoun a nrl k'nnsnfl Oitv:
nvon'T wm.ww ' J .
reclining chair cars (seati free) to tha
Uast daily.
70
hours rir
Portland to Chicago II
No change ot can v
B, F. J O NES
ATTORNEY-AT-LA W
JTOTAllX PUBLIC
OSiee npstaire injCooper Blk
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
Farmers Feed
and Hitching Shed
Jones Big New' Barn
Teams 10c, Saddle Horee 60
Rigs as well as teams kept in
thedry Horses boarded bv
day, week or month.
J. H. JONE5. FmS
! PALACE MEAT MARKET I
i i
1 3
j All Kind of fresh an
J atkl fish
Independence
,,lMI,l1lilyi.lMMIIl
MAKC YOUR OWN STOCK rOODSBfUSINQ .
SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Crvth and mil in h4 or Mtt Propf dot In Ublt .
Malccs Your Stock Look Like the Top Price
For llnr. Clll. Sbp, ln tni rowli. Ttnf r nJa from lh tctitt jwinWjit r k
tou.ltiiMil Mn. ul Hit iln.f. 1 htf d.Hi t ioiilm Swdul. A Chop t ttoitw Mr4. At !!
M (oo4 h 10 (tut old hia 10 Uyi old. 1tiy romply witkail fuidni Uvi. Atk lor
nd tiy Dm SKIDOO CowIIkii or SHIOOO K.iiv Ki.ln.r, tm k Ch-ilw.
Hlnl.r, Clhrtn-, )! ttrtr, llof Cb.-If. Diitixr, 1-. Cplic tblitr Lr.nM I'owdw,
.Spm Car or Urb Win I mimrnl. fi.lnllcj hr THI HLUK HELL MkDICINt CO.
lacarpraitJi Ciul SkhIi VM,nu.u, Wlcrton, South DakuU. U. S. A-
Km- Kalf i.y HANN. IKVlN'i:, ' ixh-peiuu'iHO, tii.m
09 UNDER
liiy or NinM CV. I'nniiiiiy ain'ic
l to. t'liii' I'ail ir iu I'mii.tvlliiii
An Karln.Hl I.tuly AKiUitul .
phene, ttltn 27
W. i lUCi:, l.iiiiiiiiiiitr uinl I ii in-1 ill !ir''lir.
I.ltiwHi liy Ori'Kmi htalK Jlnmil i.f llihllli.
DICE 6r oildkeith
IMiKI'K.IUl'.Nl'K
Th ifTwt tw4
order l.lyUOH
HOUSK. W
4aM p.iTlll-
Si ft loiUy I of
w a Price List.
OBEGGH IE1F0RTING CO.
to A Jtilrd ClrMc rvrtlmatl, Vi
I Dr..T.L Callownr
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate of the Anicrtran fci hool
o( OnleopathV, Kirknv!lle, Mo.
muter Ir. A. T. Utill. found
er of the fciem-e .
CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY
Phomm 791 RoomslT 4
COOPER BLOCK
INDEPENDENCE. ORE
Lime
Sulphur
and Blue Stone
D. G, DOVE
The Druggist
Eggs For Sale.
Eggs from Jndian Runner
Ducks, best winter lay
ers, UM tor setting 13
eggs, also eggs from heavy
weight Black Minorcas
(Hearne strain of Mary
land) $2.50 setting 15egga.
Raise Minorcas, . they lay
the largest gge. Have
some fin Minorca cocks
for sale reasonable. Write
me
or nhone No. Jibbl
Home, aud Bell-Black 621.
Mrs. Jlnneta Kirkland,
Jllbany, Oregon
Tidal Wave Slock Farm H F. D. Route 5
Launch Independence
Plys belweeu ludependeuoe end Sal
em daily except Bunday. Pasenger
and freight business solicited.
Leave Independence : 9:30 a.m.
Leave Balem : 3:15 p.m.
Geo. Skinner - Skipper
MATTISON BROS.-
CIGARS, TOBACCOS AND
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY
The Best to Ee Obtained.
Next door Hotel and Bear Cooper Block
INDEPENBENGE, ORE
J cured Meat, (lame
In season.
Oregon
TAKING
lies. 7J
CASH
FOR FARM PRODUCF
....BY THE....
BUTLER
PRODUCE CO.
Dallas
Steam Laundry
Best
"Work
Guaranteed
Basket leaves Tuesday 6pm
and returns Friday
Clee Robinson
.Agent
Independence,
, Oreqoh
C. Purvine & Son
CONTRACTOR 1
BUILDER
and
Altering and Remodeling a
Specialty
Drafts, Plans and Estimates
Furnished.
Independence, - Or.
G L Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
Marble and
Granite
Monuments and Head
ttonee Cemetery
work etc.
HlLLIflRD BROJ.
BLACKSMITHING
All kinds at reasonable prioes.
You get first-cIaeslwork here.
Independence. : : Obsgojt.
BP