West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908, June 04, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti iiKwirr. m. i. I'liyslilsli ml Nur-ili OfMc In Cooia-r Hulhling-, riKinn S I M i til'. I . t. ... . Ira ... IIU a Ifllll-V imhkvi v m, ! 11 ui, mi 't l i. iii. I 'alls aiirl liigM Mil dV. rriiuMjcitumtiK a. n ic of r H O t Milrvfry Mum. night SH In K. of I'. tUII. X-i W. II. tii,C.U J, W. Khlirds.ni, K. It and H B. F. JONES A TTOHMi Y'A T- LA IV yoTAitr vvnuc Utile tiislr ln,('H.-rr It Ik MH"M'I'NCK. ORKt)N MATTISON BROS. CKiAKS, TOBACCOS AND CMOlCli CONN CIIONLKY Th lle.t to It Obtained. 'itt rtiKir llnirl ami Itear I'ooper Work INDEPENDENCE. ORE W.B ALLIN. D.D.S. ...Dentist... riis Ki araetiitu lodepflldmi. Lir Halldlus. l"SfOS THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF McMlnnvllle, tilt Oregon Chas. Gregory, Jigt., Dallat. Ore. California Medicated Soap Ttis tiiwt fur sores, rlisprwd (mud ilnmlrull, liiwl Blliitxa and mImiu oak. Mrs. J. W. Richardson, Sr. Agent. Mnn nioulh Mt I tidvpemdencc Or. Launch Independence I'ly txtweeu luilepeiidrUf and Pal em daily except runday. Paaaenger Oil (rig(i t business solicited. (ave Independence : 9;.'10. ni. IavHalcm : 3:16 p. in. Geo. Skinner - Skipper 1 R.E.DUGANNE, O.M.D. DKINTIST , USED Gradnat of N. P. P. 0 f PHONE M 303. INDEPENDENCE WiMlWJWM Jill GL Hawkins Dallat, Or. Marble and Monuments and Head stones Cemetery work etc. Dallas Steam Laundry Best Work Guaranteed Basket leaves Tuesday 6pm and returns Friday Olee Robinson jgent Independence, : , Obeoos Farmers Feed and Hitching Shed Jones Big New Ban Taamg Oc, Saddle Horse 5t Rigs as well as teaim kept in the dry. Horses boarded bv day, week or month. J. N. JONES. Dr. TT L Calloway Osteopathicysiciqn Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy, KtrKsviiie, ivin. under Dr. A. T. Still, found er of the science. CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY Phone 791 Rooms7 Sr 8 COOPER. BLOCK INDEPENDENCE. ORE Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cure Colds Croi:p and Y.'huopicx .'o-jeb. APPALACHIAN fORCIT rUtfRVt. Thrr baa U--u ua usrssur lrfar rongm In umuy yi nmr ltal at arreting lb f inally tutirmta of Iho loiiiitry thaa lit Mil lntnliiifd In lh U..ui.w of rprriM i.UlUi last lri-inbr and In Ilia adnata aiiiuwltal later fur tte crratifn of nt jj"'-itn reserve. I udetr tin trruia of ilia Mil th -relary of agricultural la author bed and dirvrted In Itla IU-rriUu lo acjiilro for national fur! purmw ly pun has ir iflfl landa in. faluahta f .r li refutation of treaui fluw titan fur cultural or oiIiit iurMia lt tiu t.-. on Hi watirlila of navlifalil itrffliiia In III aoiitliiTti Apiala lilan niuiiiiialii wltbiu lit atatur Virginia. Maryland. Wnt Virginia, North Carolina, Houtli Carolina, (Jwirula. Alahama. Kfiitmky and Tfnnp. and III tit Whlln immn. Ulna In Hi atatr of Sew lauiltlrv and Main. Amiiiit Hi mrt liiiitr tn nt provlalima of th hill ar aii' IM. a tluna of Hi roiiillthiu un.hr wtilib till la tranafcrn-d from tb Imll vIOuul to th federal ifiv-riiiin-ii t. M-riiilaalou Imliia' Blvrti to eici-pt till to mliierala or atandlnit IIiiiImt oh Irarta that limy Ihi tranafi-rntl. Tb aoin-tary la m ImihitimI to ad vert l fr lainla In tba w vera I alalia and milat tnWa tboa that ar offenst at lb loweat rl'. bl only after t! leidalatiirn of tb atuta 111 which tha land la ha-ated aball bav ( aented to tb aniillaltlull of aurb land by lb Cnlted Htatt- fr fon-at piiriMNtra. Tb bill e!a aahle 5,0"KJ.O 0 wblrh ahall t avallabl linuieiltntely iimiii the paaaaif of lbs bill for th purt'haa of th lamia inentlonml. Pro vlalon la alao inailo for th aal of ai;rl cultural hind whlrh may Ihj limited In theae umuutaluoua area In lb ordi nary bomeatend inethixl, but In trarta not xreeillnic rlhty aerea to -! et tier. Tb bill provide tbnt hind ac iiilrd timler tho art ahall txi reaerved. held and adiulnlaten-d national for rat lunda. IVople realdln In theae foreat reaervea continue under the aume leital Jurladlcthm aa prior to their aal to th federal uoveriintent erteiit In tb mattT of offenae agalnat the I'nlted Htatea. fnder th term of the bill th aevretary of agriculture not only haa overalght over th government reserve proper, but may for the protec tion of the wateraheila of ald naviga ble atreain aitre to admlnlater and protect for a deflnlt term of year any private lunda situated upon any of theae wateraheda. but on condition that tluilMT thereon ahull only lie cut In ac cordance with the rule and reKulatlona which the unvernmeut ahall prcBcrlbo. Friend of the foreat preservation pol icy of the present admlnlatratlon view tlila measure aa one of the moat vital which have erer la-en la"fore coiiicres. and It la earnestly hoped that the meaa ure may become law. The Individual citizen caunot do much, but be can write hla repreaentatlve In conirresa If In doubt about bla attitude and urge him for love of country and considera tion for the welfare of future genera tion to give the bill hla cordial support Tliluk It Saved II U Life. Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine, says In a recent letter: "I have used Dr. King's New Discovery many yvais, for cough und colds, aud I think It saved my life. I have found It reliable remedy for throat and lungenmplalota, and would no more be without bottle than I would be without food." For nearly forty years New Discovery ha stooj at th head of throat and lung remedies. Aa a preventive of pneumonia, and healer of weak lungs it baa no equal. Sold under guarantee at all druggists. 50c and 1 00. Trial bottle free. The citrus fruit crop of Florida for the year 1907-8 la placed at 2,205,072 boxes against 3,820,018 for 1000. Couaiiiuptlve Martw Comfortable Foley' Honey" and Tar has cured many case of incipient consumption and even In the advanced stages affords comfort and relief. Kefuse any but the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar. Dove & Williams. INSTRUCTIVE 8TATI8TICS. The government Crop Reporter for January contains some very Interesting data lu tables which show the average yields of grain per acre In the United States during the forty year period beginning In 1808 and ending with the close of 1907. During the first five ycurs of this period the average yield of the leading cereals was as follows: Corn, 27.0 bushels; wheat, 12.3; oats, 29.2; barley, 23.8; rye, 13.8. In the last five yours of tho period from 1003 to 1907 the yield of the same cereals was: Corn, 27.C; wheat, 13.0; oats, 29.9; barley, 20.5; rye, 10 bushels respec tively. There are some helpful de ductions and lessons that may be drawn from the figures given. Among them is this that a more exact and scientific type of agriculture has not during the period Berved to counteract the loss In fertility of soils that to be gin with were niarvelously prodigal and responsive. The figures given also emphasize the fact that those who are engaged in the good work must con tinue preaching the gospel of a better type of agriculture which will restore to the soil Its 'lost estate of pristine productiveness. Another fact that Is brought out is that there must be a scad of redhanded agricultural sinners who are prosecuting a wretchedly un profitable type of agriculture to bring the yields of the cereals named down to so low a figure. Every farmer In the country should consider It his per sonal, religious and patriotic duty to raise such crops as will put him on the upside of these paltry averages to be a lifter up Instead of a puller down. TH INOLUH fA".".0W. A lady rt-ader of llila di-partioeiil liv ing at MHJreg'r, U, arrful IU ib nt of bird llf. rll' .r.lii p ,it hilli.lt f'T lb lli "i "bli b fr iii llt!y pHar atuolig lh U"te plead- Intf ff a iiior leuat protection of IbJ birds that am am b 'xxl friend of i. .a a::J pBmn:!3r "t ' '' and eardener. Our friend M'liita out that It I lb Uiinnployrd "f"l lit nun," uiiitat -id old. from IU tiMii and vlllaa-i ratbrr tbau rl delita of lb country that d a- (be moat ilaiuiili lu ib-lro) liitf helpful bird Hf, and tb point la on that lu most H laiit'e HI bav to U admitted. While profiling friendship fr bird llf In general, ah In coiiiui'in wit It other aludiiit draw Ihw line on th Kiigilali sparrow aa an all arointd mil-aniii-e, aa II consume comparatively few liiswta, ilcstroya the "d ii, -t of other oserul bird and, abov all. la a spreader of dlwiiwatii It ra pin Ity a scavenger of lb animal ! reiin-iit lu poiiliry and barn yard. The point would imimii l I very well taaell-oiio that should provld still further argument In favor of exterml lilting lb i:iillb sparrow. In who fuvor the only thing that can lw ld la Hint be la a Murky chap and stay Willi ua lliroii'i lb winter month. Our ori-fspoiidelit ili Ihe fact that, neitlnij a they do hi old itraw piles and shed here, th rhildrlu may find Ibelr iii-sta and easily destroy them, wlill she refer to an article In IHrd jire lu which the writer reimiienda trapping' them lu the romuion cage nil trnpa, lu tb" "out of alglit" traps anl by smudging tb birds with sul phur fume while they ar at roost under straw sheda In the winter mouths. The bird will drop and can be dlnpoacd of 111 pnll of water la fore I hey come lo. Tb la-st friend of bird life recognize the Kiigllstl p rov aa one of the worst foi-a they have to contend with and will favor almost any method by which It can be ex-termlmili-d. V are pleaai-d lo pre sent tho altuv iiggeatiou and would be pleased to hear from any other reader who may have discovered ef fective means of dlspoalng of the apar row uulsauc. No HiimbHiC No bumb g claim to lw mad for Fniev'a Honey and Tar, th well known remedy for rough, colds and lung troubles The fact that more bottle of Kolev'a Honey and Tar are used than of any other cough remdy In the lt testimonial of It great merit. Why then risk taking ome unkuown preparation when Foley'a Honey and Tar coti you no more and la aafe and aure. Dove & Williams. . MONOTONY BREAKS THEM DOWN. If the figures are reliable which are repeatedly published that of the in mate of Insane hospitals farmers' wive constitute a larger per cent than any other single clasa of people It would seem to be worth while to In quire Into aouie of the causes which are responsible for this condition. While all farmer' wives who do their share or the work have their time pret ty fully occupied, it would not aeem to be this ao much as lack of change and variety thut la responsible for the men tal depression referred to. Because of household responsibilities which the good wife cannot well escape from she leaves the bouse less seldom than her husband, who goe to market with grain or stock. On this account every effort should be put forth to give her variety and change and relief from her household cares as often ts la prac ticable. Before the hair gT3ws silver on the temples and the shoulders are stooped with overwork the consider ate husband, son and daughter will do all they can to relieve the mother of the heavy burdens which she has borne so long aud uncomplainingly. Any relief of this kind while she can appreciate It will be sweeter to her than hot tears and lovely flowers on ber coffin lid. Make the lives Of these tired mothers as bright and happy as may be, and but a poor return will be made them for their unselfish and lov ing ministry. Horn in Iowa. Our fuinily were all born and raised in Iowa, and have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy (made at Pes Moines) for years. We know how good it is from long exper ience in the use of i'. In fact, when in El Pano, Texas, the writer's life was saved by the prompt use of this rem edy. We aie now engaged in the mer cantile business at Narcoossee, Fla and have Introduced the remedy here. It has proven very successful and is con stantly growing in favor. Ennis Bros. This remedy is for sale by P.M. Kirk laud. For Weak Kidneys Inflammation of the blad der, urinary troubles and backache use DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills A Week's Trial For 25c E. C. DeWITT & CO.. Chicago, 111. A TRIE PON THE NORTH. Tb SttrtitloO of trader of tb Hols bis hero railed befor lo tb Norway poplar a a valuat.l trull , to planting In lb northern portion of ltt mitral wrt. Tb poplar lo ,iictl.io bear bo roltoo or sr.l, a dura It rousln, tb cotton wood, but la nsabxl entirely by cuttlni. Tb Ire grow straight. Tb wood I Iralglit grained and utakr good Inm r sift also split easily, M-aaont oultkly and make m-elleiit summer fuel. Tb growth of th Ire I rapid. In Mlnneaota, wlura it was Introduced out yr ago, It baa l-n known lo attain a height of fifty feet and a di ameter of serutwu Incbe In fourteen year. Tb Ins iu to b vary hardy and adapted to a vartrty of aoll and molstur conditions. Kipertmrot which bav lrn conducted by lb fed eral foret aervb- snow that tb Nor way poplar I superior lo tb Carolina poplar bec-aua of greater banllnesa, la-iter form and uperior quality of wood. AUraiid Faunlly Medicine. 'U glvv nt pleaaur to speak a good word for Kleclrie Bitlera, wr te Frank Con Ian of No. 4'tt Houston St., New York. "Hi a grand family medicine tor d.vipeptla and llvsr com plications; wbll for lam back and weak kldoeyi It cannot be too highly recommended." Klectrlo Hitter reg ulate the digestive function, purify lb blood, aud impart rnwd vigor and vitality to the weak and debili tated of both sexe. Hold under guar. anl at all druggist. 60c. SOME POSSIBILITIES OP ALFALFA Professor D. II. Otis) of the College of Agriculture of the University of Wisconsin haa Just concluded a aerie of exiM-rlments with alfalfa as a feed for dairy rows. He finds that young cow not giving milk can be kept In good condition during the winter and gain from 1.25 to 1.5 pound per day when fed nothing but alfalfa bay. Speaking further of the value of alfal fa as a ration, be states that, with an average yield of four tons, alfalfa will produce 8SO pounds of digestible pro tein per acre, to supply which In the form of oil meal would require 1.5 tons, which at present price would coat $.'2.50. A summary of the feed ing trial which were conducted show ed that alfalfa could be made to take the place of at least one-half of the grain usually fed to dairy cows. The cash return from feeding alfalfa at the different exierlment stations range from flO to $20 per ton. Trofessor Otis state In closing bla report that, with a yield of four tons per acre, a conservative estimate would Indicate that the Wisconsin dairy farmer would lie able to increase his profits from 60 to 75 pe' cent by tne liberal yet Judl clous use of alfalfa grown upon bis o?u rare. Itttcklen's Arnica Sitlve Wins. Tom Moore, of Rural Route, 1, Cochran, Oa., writes: I bad a bad sore com on the instep of my foot and could find nothing that would heal It until I applied Bucklen's Arnica Halve. Less than half 25 cent box won the day for me by affect ing a perfect cure." Sold under guarantee at all druggists. Oil of lemon in alcohol and plain kero sene are both highly recommended for use la treating seed corn Just prior to planting- for the purpose of preventing damage by the wlreworm. About a tablespoonful of oil is used to a planter box full of seed. . The Best Fills Ever Sold. "Aftei doctoiing 15 years for chronic Indigestion, and spending over two hundred dollars, nothing has doue sue as much good aa Dr Klng'a New Life Pills. I consider them the best pill ever sold :" write B. F. Ayacure, of Inglealde, N. C. Hold uuder guarantee at all druggists. 25c. INDEPENDENCE AND MONMOUTH RAILWAY TIME TABLE FKOM INOEPINOINCC FOR DALLAS Train No 84 leaves Independence dally 6:00 a, m.i leaves Monmouth tf;16 a. m.; arrives Dallas 6:40 a. m. Train No B8 leaves Independence dally 10:50 a. m.: leaves Monmouth, 11:05 a. m.; arrives Dallas, 11:80 a. m. Train No 70 leaves Independence dally 8:15 p. m.; leave Monmouth 6:30 p. m.: arrive Dal las 6:56 p. ni. FOR A1RLIE Train No 07 leaves independence daily 7:80 a. m.; leaves Monmouth 7:40 a. in.; arrives Airlle8:15a ni. . Train No 73 leaves Independence dally 3:30 p. in.; leaves Monmouth 3:50 p. m.; arrives Alrlie4:2fi p. m. FOR MONMOUTH ONLY Leaves Independence dally 2:30 p. m. FROM DALLAS FOR INDEPENDENCE Train No 65 leaves Dallas dally except Sun day :.KIa. m;. leaves Monmouth 8:55a. m.; ar rives Independence 9:15 a. m. Train No 101 leaves Dallas sundAY only 0:55 a. m.: arrives Monmouth 7:21) a. ra. ar rives Independence 7;30 a m. Train No 69 leaves Dallas dally 1:00 p. va-i leaves Monmouth 1:25 p. m.; arrives Indeiwm dence 1:40 p. ni. (This train connects at Mon mouth for Alilie) Train No 71 leaves Dallas dally 7:35 p. in.! lea-es Monmouth 8 p. ni.; arrives Indepeud. ence 8:15 p. in. FROM AIRLIC Train No 8 leaves Alrlle dally 9 a. in.; leaves Monmouth 0:35 a. ni.; arrives Inde pendence 0:50 a. m. (This train connects at Monmouth for Dalla.-.) Train No 72 leaves Alrlle dnlly 55 p. m.; leaves Monmouth 5:40 p. in.; arrives Inde pendence 5:55 p. I Train No IM Vines Atrl'e !''. in. si'N tmy o-i.y nrriw Monmi.iill, 5:2il p. m. rives lmh 'penitence -V P in. FROM MON.MOtTTH ONLY Leaves Monmo ith for Inrt-pendenee daily 2-50 p. m. pr au i omol i j-t cmr, ANroruJaV IVrpiriion liis SlmilalUrgtefjudjrrtlii ittt U Suxacai KsHkastk i t, : Promo Irs DiflfstUifirftf1 ncss and EV-vXauLEoj arsa "I Ojxuiu.Murphinr axMuaxi.1 - ' 1 ' t. BasBassasas BsBssJiaaHM W- M1 tmai A nerfffl RraiedV foT0nwfll lion . Sour Stona.Dtantuj VVor mi f QfTVuiitou; Jrvma rtess and LOSS iOrSLEZP. ratSmasT Sujnaiw of '.A z - o Exact Copy of Wrapper. . H. MJICHJ2ND Painter and Paperhanger 1 have recently located in Ibis city and am prepared to do all kind of House, Mign.and Carriage Painting, Taper Hanging. Glazing, etc. My price ar reasonable and I guarantee satisfaction. Estimates freely furnished. Leave Orders with Bice CD. Calbreath or telephone Main 4A9. UNDER T AKIN Go Day or Night Call Promptly attend ed to. Fine Parlor in Connection. An Experienced Lady Assistant. Pficae, mala 27J R. 75 W. L BICE, Knibiunipr tuid Funeral Dlrec or. Licensed by Oregon State Board of Healt . BICE 6r N OuPHNDKNOtC MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS Bf USING SK1DOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Cruth and tnix In fa1 or talt. Proper com in tablets Makes Your Stock Look Like tlic Top Price Foi Hones, Cattl. Shp, Swiss aad Fowls. Thty ar mad from tb activ priadpte or flaj condcnMd cucne of tht drut. They doa't eoasua Sswdast, AshM, Chop Fend lor Braa. An w IVsooTwhsa 10 Trs old u wht 10 daTld. They comply all par, t dv ones 8KIOOO Conditio. Tablsts. or SKIDOO Wosm. KidasT. Cbieks Choktrs. WisteCathartic H..w. F.r. Hot Chol.rs, Dmp.r Pmk Ey.oUc UM, or Spavin Curt or Barb Wire Linimsnt. Distributed by THE BLU ELL MBOIOINK VOm incorporatcdi Capital stock $300,000,00) Watertown, South Dakota. U. & A For sale by HANNA & IRVINE, Independence, Oregon Low Fates East Srt?! SOUTHERN PACIFIC (Lines in Oregon) From INDEPENDENCE, ORE., a follows BOTH WAYS ONE WAT TO THROUGH PORTLAND VIA CALIFORNIA Chicago $89-45 St. Louia bO.to Bt. Paul - . Omaha f. iS Kansas City .6.95 Tickets wilt be on sale May 4, 18; June 5, 6, 19, 20; July 6, 7, 22, 23; August 6, 7, 21, 23 Good for rmturm In 90 day with mtopovtr privilege at plmamurt mtthln limits. Rentambmr thm dates For auv further ic formation call on G. A. WILCOX. Local Agent. Or write WM. McMURRAY, G. P. A., Portland, Ore. Sharpies Cream Separator HANNA & IRVINE HARDWARE MERCHANTS Independence, - - Oregon re ill fft TrtfAnta nr4 Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho , Signaturo In Use For Over Thirty Years ill vms ssims HiMn, i rmmm anv. ClLl3RE.Tfl OREGON WO For the Farm, the Dairy or the Creamery Tubular Cream Separator Superior to all others. Call and examine one at