EWMITOEE SAILS?
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On
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There is no need of anyone suffering long with this disease, for to
effect a quick cure it is only necessary to take a few doses or
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy
In fact, in most cases one dose is sufficient It never fails and can be
relied upon in the most severe and dangerous cases. It is equally
valuable for children and is .the means of saving the lives of many
children each year. In the world's Wstory no JJ
with greater success.
You Have to Eat
Why tint make It
A PLEASURE
Many per.ona huy tl xir lliinltiti
t tint one kiml ia aa gmxi aa another
Wltnn you buv rlii"!! Hour you wl
It tlio pleaanre tbere la In eating for
no on, can wake aw! bread out of
lmr Hour. On of ths lt brande
of flour to U liail in tliia market ia
the
Gold Dust Flour
niado by tlm fidney Power Co.'
mill t Kidney, Oregon. Juat try
Gold Dust Flour
Iluy one sack the price la on y $1.20
id the aatlafurtlon ami good
bread yon will have will linger long
In your memory.
For aale by
F. S. WILSON
Independence, Oregon. H-11
The Scales Tell the Story
When Hi buyer opena up your clip
and find It aoft. Ion, strong and while
puia It on the acalea and find It
maximum weight for wool-stork, pays
you more for it-that'a the eUect of
treating your flocks with
CI1L0R0
MAPTHOLEUU DIP
Permitted by the government lor the
official dipping ol aheep lor atao.
Antiaeutic and healing forahear cuta
and barlied-wire wounds; inaurea
clean akin, free of tlcka, scab, lice;
eradicate foot-rot, prevent all sheep
diseases, promotes growth of staple.
Raises Quality, Increases Prloe
On. mIIob f)hloro-Nitholwim Dip mk a
nr . f"r qiil- .upi.ly. 1 Ml., W.Wi Ski-,
". " " pr.rtlo.1. .Lrl book
tL Sto-'-tmaht to h. In '.
Pnflranttaa ll Iwtmr ihM.onrt. Our book
KJauwi how" tot both. Boud for It bow, rw.
Nul OlilnfMlIm Co.. Inc., i, . " Tw "
Dll.rlbu,ln Urpo,., Cblrwo. St. J0"',,,.
Doavi Midtlituuirlwul Wyoming nd Artmn
I.W.Dickinsons
LIVERY and FEED
STABLE
Good turnouts and careful drivers
The ARCADE CIGAR STORE
Frank D. Cox, Proprietor
Fine Candies, Cigars and Tobacco
Soft Drinks, Confectionery, Fruit, Etc.
Phone Main 2W
Independence, , - Oregon
JOHN BRAMBERG
Plastering and general miiBon work.
Ktone, Brick and Concrete work.
INDEPENDENCE, OR.
Estimates free on application.
OREGON
Shout Line
AND UNION PACIFIC
3 TRAINS FROM rORTLAFP. bALY
Through Pullman standard and, tour
ist Bleeding cara daily to Omaha, Chi
ago, Spokane, tour.et sleeping-car daily
to Kansas City; through tonr
1st sleeping cars (personally eonduc ed
weekly to Chicago and Kansas City ,
reclininn chair cars (..eats free) to the
East daily. yfei 'tjfi
7fi Portland to cLcafO Q
TOW
o)g)
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I - Tico :u cuius, i-uifcu
For Sale bv 1 M. KIRK I,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MIS
lteinrinlxT tho homo rooking t
Wilson' Saturday..
Mrs. AtiKit Hurling and daughter,
Itowena, departed yesterday morning
on their way to Newjmrt for an outing
of a few weeks.
lr. T. C. Campbell and ' wife of
Caatlo Rock, Washington, are visiting
at the homo of Mrs. CaniplK'H' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fryer.
Mrs. J. K. Alderiton of Wwt Inde
pendence, who has been ill for some
time, is now con fin ml to her room
and ia under tho doctor's care.
Mrs. E. T. llenkle, and daughter,
Emma, were among those who went
to Newport Wednesday. They will
remain over there for a fortnight or
more.
Miss Mignon Hurt of Monmouth
was in Independence en route to
Voncollii, in Southern Oregon, where
she will visit with relatives for a few
weeks. '
Mr. and Mr. John Osborne, who re
side north of Indeeiidoiice, left on
Tuesday lust for a month's outing at
Hodaville in the hope that it will he of
lienetit to Mrs. Osborne's health.
rieiiso note change in time table of
the Independence 4 Monmouth Ity
Co. which will take effect on the
morning of August 10, 190H, and
which will ho in effect until further
notice.
C. W. Wester, a new comer to the
Jefferson country, was in Indepen
dence yesterday, accompanied by his
son, Francis. Mr. Wester recently re'
moved to Jefferson from Gilliam
county.
Miss Maude Itawloy and Miss Nelle
Link of Monmouth were pleasant
callers on this ollico Wednesday morn
ing. These ladies were here for a few
D. TAYLOR
BARBER
Bath Room in Con
nection C STREET
Independence, Ore.
INDEPENDENCE AND
MONMOUTH RAILWAY
TIME TABLE
rROM INDEPCNUCNCC
, FOIX DALLAS
Train No (14 leaves Indepenflonee divlly :tX)
a. m.; leaves Monmoulli (1:15 a. m.; arrives
Dallas 6:40 H. m.
Train No 8 leaves Independence dally
10:.W a. in.; leaves Monmouth, 11:05 a. in.;
arrives Dallas, 11.80 a m. . ,. .
Train No 70 leaves Independence dally 8:15
p. rn.: leave Monmnulh H-.30 p. m.; arrive Dal
las II 55 p. m.
KOlt AIRLIE
Train No (17 leaves independence dally 7:80
a.m.; leaves Monmoulli 7:40 a. m.; arrives
Alrlle8:15a m.
Train No78 leave Independence daily 8:80
p. in.) leaves Monnioutli 8:60 p. m.; arrives
Alrlle l:25p. in.
KOR MONMOUTH ONLY
Leaves Independence dally 2:80 p. m.
FROM DALLAS
FOR INDEPENDENCE -.
'. ,'' ... .e . ..Aa naiiu.riallvATiwnlHun.
Train nuoo "J " r," .
day Sda. m;. leaves Monmouth 8:55a. m.j ar
rives lnaepeuueiiuc
Train No 101 leaves Dallas gONnAY only
Mnnmniith 7:) a. m. ar
rived independence 7:80 a m. .
Train No fid leaves lianas oaiiy i.yu y. "
leaves Monmouth ItORfK -m.; rrlve4 nfenen
denoe 1:40 p. m. (This train connects at Mon-
mouin lor airuej
Train No 71 leaves Dallas dally 7:85 p. m.;
iie Monmouth 8 p. m.; arrives Independ.
enoe 8; 15 p. m. - j
rsioM aiRLlE
-Train No 06 leaves Alrtle dally 9 ajm.;
luwi Monmouth :85 . m arrlres Inde
pendence :ft a. m. Tul train connects at
Monmouth for wallas)
Train No 73 leave Alrlie dally :05 p.
leaves Monmouth 5:40 p. m.; arrivea Inde
pendenoe 6:56 p. mi . .
. Train No 109 leavea Airlle 4s. m. sou
pay only arrives Monmouth 6:20 p. ra. a.
rive Indepeadenoe iJO p. m. i t - ,
FROK-.MQN MOUTH ONLY
Leave Monmouth for Independence dally
tifciop. m.
AND
minuta between train w hile en route
to Newport where they will sojourn
for A couple of weeks.
olK) new novels just received at
Craven Ai MonrtiV 8-20
Koley'a KUmy lU'ii.edy will cur
any ease of bladder ironbU that la not
l-viwl iha rnvi'h of iiirdirlne. o
rutxllciiiecandoinore. Dove 4 Williams
Just recciveil, mm new novel iy
Mary J. llblinea, Mr. Houthworth.
Charles (iarvice.Nick Carter ano many
other good uthors. Craven 4 Moore
Just take a look in at It. M. Wade
4 Co's show window and get a smile
f.oin tho life size, American beauty
woman picture; she will also make
goo goo eye at you too. ext, notice
that we have in this window tea
spoons, dessert spoons and table
sihioiis, only 25 cents per set. War
run I, fnr five vears. 8-6
-
What In Heat lor Indigestion?
Mr A, Robinson of DruiiKjnln, On
tario, has been troubled with Indiges
tlon, and recommend 'liambt'rlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets as"lhe best
medicine I ever used." If troubled
with iiidlitt'Hilon or constipation give
Ibem a trial They aiecertain to prove
beneficial. They ate ersy to take and
pleasant in eliW-t. Price, 25 cents.
Samples free St P. M. Kirkland's drug
store.
Eliza Kctihum, Deceased.
Klia Sinilh-Kctchum, w fc of the
lute Lorcn K. Kctchtim who died in
1904, was seventy-two years and four
months of age at the time of her death,
AuRUst 1, 1908. She was born in
New York. The Ketchuma came to
Independence in the year 1884 from
Michigan and have resided continu
otiHly in this city ever since that time.
The only relatives of the deceased are
Dr. E. L. Ketchum of this place and
a brother of the deceased who resides
in Michigan. Mrs. Ketchum was a
member of the Baptist church. .
The funeral was held from the
country home of Dr. Ketchum, a
large number of people attending.
Rev. 8. Ed Launer, of the Evangelical
church, officiated.
ANTIOCII.
Ina and Lettie Fishback visited
Mrs. Geo. Heck of Independence
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hellfley of Monmouth
wero in our midst Saturday.
Mrs. Clarke and son, Lee, were Falls
City visitors Saturday.
Amos Ilalleck of Monmouth was
here Friday buying junk.
Geo. Richardson of Independence is
hauling wood from here for Mr.
Treanor.
Mrs. Bosley, Winfipld Eggleston and
family, Jack Ewing and also Mrs.
Houseman and two children of Mon
mouth left for Ocean Park Saturday.
Arthur Grooms, who has been haul
ing hay for Rufus Smith of Mon
mouth, is now working on the railroad
from Dallas to Salem.
Charles Osborn of Black Rock was
hee the first of the week.
If you have property for sale I am
now ready to list it. Chas. E. Hicks,
Enterprise office. - - -
ge
Corvallis, Oregon. k
Offers eollegia'e coulees In Agricul
ture, including . Agronomy, HorticuN
, ture, Animal Musuauary, iiry nu-
banary.eic.; roreBiry; uouimui; oui
euce and Art; Civil, Electrical, Me-
chauical,.,lia, Alining engineering;
Commerce; Phsnnacy. , .
Offers elementary courses In Agricul
ture, Forestry, llouiestio Science and
Art, ;eDjinerce, and Mechauic , Arts,
Including forge work, cabinet making,
steam tlttlug, plumbing, machine
work-eto. - v . ."nut, t
,, Strong faculty, modern equipment;
free tuition ; opens Sept. 25.
Illustrated catalogue with frM inform
ation on application to the Registrar,
free.
Aericultii
mssmsm
Kip tsaraains at Uur nemov
o o
We Are Going to Move
Our new building will soon be ready. Every effort is be
ing made to reduce stock to aid us at removal time. Now
is the time to buy your house furnishings as a great saving
can be made.
4 4?jin5
.Our Carpet
Department
is busy place. WhvT Because we
bavethe best stock of ,carpe t In the
Willamette Valley and our price are
below thoseof larger cities, hence we
(jet trade from other towns where prices
are high and stork smaller.
!
WE PAY THE
FREIGHT
I
like Wagdaip feies ail
- i -. .
Xjmwtl
We will offer for the next 15 days a 10 per cent dis
cbunt for cash on any vehicle that we have in stock.
.' Now is the time for you to get your buggy. Do
hot put it off.
R. M.
W. E. Craveh;
Special Sale
of
Iron Beds
Offer the lowest possible prices. Our
No mi at I.M Is a great value Other
beds al cut prices.
BUREN &
SALEM,
Mgr.
WADE
" I I W"'!1
al Sali
xv ... i
AM Our Go Carts
are red ced from 10 per cent to 25 per
reit. The best line of folding; carts to
be found anywhere can be seen here.
8ee the wonderlul 8tur(res eart with
folding; hood and folding body. It
folds flat with ne motion.
HAMILTON
OREGON
& CO.
Independence; Ore.