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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1908)
West Side Enterprise F1FTKENTI! VEAH. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1908. NUMRER 13 BEST COUNTRY IN THE ME What a Stranger Thinks of Independence Country. INDEPENDENCE IS THE HEART Of the Willamette Valley Says Sheep King of the Uma tilla Country. J. M. Keeney, a stockholder iu the Cunningham hlni & Land Company, wii in Iinlt'ix'iiilciicu Tuesday, lie waa here to receive irnnt buck lambs which ho in taking up into Idaho fur breedinir iurioftea. In iHkiiitf of the IndeixMidonee country lie say "I wm born across in Li tin county and turned for the work this year. She eiprewM-s herlf as being very mini pleased with the time iit and will continue in whool here iluriiiK the year. Mis Aeiim Clark and Mr. and Mm. Clarke and iIhiikIiUt have re turned from a viiit to I'cndleton and Walla Walla. After a plcanant visit with old fdki at homo 1.. l. Mulkey and wife returned to their home near Amity, II U of one Yamhill county' moat iironjKToua farmer. I.F. Yoeum of Palla was doing bunincM here Tuesday, lie ia one of Polk county'a many hop grower. Monmouth i elattnl over securing the able assistance of Frank It. Cooler, Sunt, of Puhlio Schools of Hint tie. ami J. A. Churchill of Paker City, in the hut two w--k of the summer normal school cloning Sept. Int. T. A. Kiggs week end passen ger tol'ortland. Mr. Hartley and daughter and Mr. ami Mm. 1. E. Chase went for a picnic down on the Willamette Iiint Sunday. They found a plentiful supply of hazelnuts. Chronle Dlarrboe Relieved. Mr. Edward E. Henry, with the 1 "do not hesitate in saying that you United State Express Co., Chlcano, have the only country -in Oregon. I write, "Our Oeneral Superintendent, The vallev in the onlv olaca to make Mr. Quick, banded me a bottle of home. IndeiKiiidunce is the heart Chamberlain's Colio, Cnolera and U i ,,,Bi u.ii t arrhoes Remedy some time ago to country too know all thi I do not feci that I can break away from the Eastern Oregon country. There are ao many oppor tun it ion there (or a man too that there are not here." PROGRESS OF OREGON FAIR Will Install Modern Turn stiles to Handle Multitude. CROWD MACHINERY COUNTED Modern Device Will do Away With Qate Keepers and Ticket Sellers. cheek ao attack of the old chronic di arrhoea. I have used it since ttut time and cured many on our train who hare been lck. I am an old soldier who lerved with Rutherford B. Hayea and William MrKloley four year in He started out with hi aheep thia the 23rd Ohio Regiment, am have no morning for Iduho. MONMOUTH Mra. Mollis Stein wai a Salem visit or Monday, a passenger on the Steamer Independence. . ' Mis Maude Hellley of thia city is visiting the Misses Stoddard of Hubbard. Mr. and Mr. John i'almer were in town from their farm on Luckiamute Saturday. They report that harvest i about over in that locality. Mr. Show's daughter and husband came throhjrh from California in their automobile, arriving Friday, Mrs. C. Lorence and daughter, Mabel, went to Newport Wednesduy for an indefinite stay. Miss Edna Quthrio has returned from a pleasant visit at Newport. Rev. Morris of Eugene delivered a fino sermon at the Christi i church lust Sunday, Miss Rosa Smith has returned from Long Beach where she has been rusticating for some time paBt, V. O. Boots is finishing a splendid ailment except chronic, diarrhoea, which tbla remedy atop at once." For ale by P. M. Kirkland. LIVE STOCK TRANSFERS During the last week there has been heavy movement in mutton and stock sheep. More than - f 10,000 worth has changed hands.- T. J Fryer sold a hundred head of bucks to E. S. Talbott of McMinnville also four carloads of mutton sheep to Portland parties. W. W. Fercival sold six hundred, buck lambs to J. M. Keeney of the Cunningham Sheep & Land Co. Mr. Fercival has sold two carloads of mutton sheep to the Portland market. J. B. Stump sold a hundred head of breeding ewes to local parties. Booth by and Lewis sold two carloads of mutton sheep to Portland parties. Shipment of these residence in Monmouth which will be lucp was made last week for rent, Miss Agnes Campbell has returned from a two months' pleasant stay at Nye Reach. Mrs. II. L. Crider drove over from Dallas Saturday to visit with relatives. The Willamette valley can certain ly boast of fine harvest weather this vear. Only ono shower of rain to Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold. A. S. NuHbaum, Batesville, Indiana, writes : "Last year I suffered for three months with a summer cold so distress lug that it interfered with my business, I bad many of the symptoms of hay fever, and a doctor's prescription did not reach my cane, and I took several medicines which seemed only to aggra lay the dust and stop the threshers as Vftte lt- Fortunately I insisted upon yet during the month of August. Miss Linnie Murphy returned from a three weeks' vwit at Newport and Yahats valley with her parents. Mrs. W. II. Lucas and family, formerly of Missouri, have taken up residence iu town for school privileges. P. E. Chase and wife went to New- having Foley's Honey and Tar. It quickly cured me. My wile has since ued Foley's Honey and Tar with the same success"' i.'oveaud Williams. Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher, The White Temple, (First Baptist Church,) Portland, Oregon: Dr. Clarence True Wilson is one of the strong men of the Methodist Episcopal denomin- port Saturday to be absent for a week. ati0n. He is an able thinker, a Howard Moreland and Miss Frances gcr)0larly writer, a forceful preacher Fettitt will have chargo of the jewelry anj a brilliant lecturer. His die store and telephone board during course8 are full of thought and com- their absence. mon sense. He never fails to interest Mr. Wood, who recently purchased and entertain as well as instruct, the Thiel place from Henry Mott, Those who hear his lectures will get comes well recommended to our their money's worth, if they have any country. They are lately from the place to put it. An electric turnstile which is oper ated by droiiiinir a coin in a slot. and w hich count every ron pa itiK throuuh and record the number in the aecretary'i office, ia the latest invention for handling the great ruwds entering a modern exposition grounds, and the appliance will be used by the management of the Ore- . ... .. . eon state luir. wiiic n win ne neiu thia year from September 14 to 19. Six of these electric turnatilea have been purchased by the management of the fair, and four will be installed at the entrance to the grandstand and enclosure. The machines are the identical ones lined at the gate of the St. Louis world' fair in 1904. The appliance will do away with ticket seller and ' gate keepers and other employes at the entrance. It will be necessary to have a man on the inside to make change, a the slot will not admit any other coin than a half dollar. Men will also be needed to watch the crowd to see that, no lead slug or other counterfeit are-in troduced into the slot. The visitor nrtist have his fifty-cent piece ready, but, aside from that 'he will be put - to bo inconvenience. He hands the coin to the man at the gate, who drops it in the slot Thia turns the stile and admits one person. The stile - is immediately locked until another coin is dropped in. ' 1 : Each turning of the stilo is re corded by a machine which adds the number of persons admitted. The number is also recorded by electrical connection in the office of the secre tary, or at any other point on the grounds. At midnight each day the officials of the fair will know exactly how many visitors have passed through the gates during the day. Formerly it was impossible to count the big crowds accurately, and that the attendance could only be estimat ed. The new turnstile has been test ed at the fair grounds at Salem and has been found to work perfectly in every detail. The only difficulty will be the failure of visitors to the fair to bring the right change, but after the first day or two, when fairgoers have be come familiar with the new system, no further trouble is expected. It, and I la ue ha rvainrrd hlin In r feel hralth" Dr. K1k's Nw liiseov err I. the King of Ihroai and lunir mu dir.. For rough and eld It ha no equal. The Mrt rlw glrr rrhrf. Try it I Colli under giialaute at all drug lUlt, 60c and !.M. Trial holt I free, Fimt Hlt far. Franci Ilurgette Short, Methodist F.pincopal Church, Mike City, I tan: llieKev. t larence True Wilson, 1). I)., always roiivinoi hi audience, and win hi liti iicr h hi honrwt, manly, lucid and logic manner of ixx-h. Hi lecture are alway intereitting, helpful an entertaining. Hear him, for hi heart i hi the right place. Wedncuday Septemlwr 2d at the Methodist churel Don't forget WiliMin's lecture, Sep tember 21 at the Methodint churcti A Fnltlifiil Priend. 'I liav ned Chamberlain's Colic, Choleiaand Diarrhoea Rcmrdy lore It wa flr-t IniriMliiced to the pulille In 1372, and have inv4r found one in Mlaure where a cure wan not speedily t-(Teeir l l.v iim ate. I have bren a com mercial traveler for eighteen years, and never ma't out on a trip w ithout this, my faithful friend," ay II. 8. Nlchnl of uklnl. Inn. Ter. When a man has OM-d a remedy for thirty-fly year be know itn value and I coinient to peak of it Fof tale lV P. M. Kirkland Mr. Uiiv NValker and little son are visiting friend in oodbtirn this week. How to Avoid Appendicitis. Moil victims of appendicitis are those who aire habitually constipated. Foley's Orino Laxative cure chronic constipation by stimulating tbe liver and bowels and restore the natural action of the bowels. Foley's Orino Laxative doe not nauseate or gripe and I mild and pleasant to take. Refuse substitutea. Dove 4 Williams. THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER East and have four children to edu cate. W. E. Bridwell and .family who have been sojourning in town left Saturday for Portland to make their future home. Mrs. J. Patterson of Washington is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Cum mings. Mibs Ethel Lucas attended summer school last year at this place and re- Don 't forget W'ilson's lecture, Sep tember 2d at the Methodist churoh. For Sore Feet. "I have foHnd ' Bucklen's Arnica Salve to be tbe proper thing to use for sore teet, as well as for healing burns, sores, outs, and all manner of abra sions," writes Mr. W. Stone, of East Poland, Maiue. It is the proper thing too for piles. Try it! 6old under guar antee at all druggists. 25c. Diarrhoea Cured. "My father has for years been trou bled with diarrhoea, and tried every means possible to effect a cure, without avail," writes John H. Zirkle of Phil ippi. W. Va. "He saw Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philippi Republican and oeclded to try it. The result is one bottle cured him and he has not Buf fered with the disease for eighteen months. Before taking this remedy he was a constant suflerer. He is now eouud and well, and although sixty years old, can do as much work as a young man " Sold by P. M. Kirkland. The great irrigation districts of Malheur and Klamath counties were represented in Portland this week by Messrs. W. H. Doolittle, secretary of the Ontario Commercial Club, and R. II. Dunbar, secretary of the Klamath Falls Chamber of Commerce. Why go to Salem, Dallas or Fort- land for an Edison Phonograph, or buy from a mail order, house, when you can buy the same machine from your home merchant- at: the :same price. When anyone tells you that you can buy an Edison Phonograph in Portland, San Francisco, Chicago or any other town for less than you have to pay in Independence put it down at once as false. The Edison Phonograph too fixes the price and all merchants dealing in Edison Phonographs can only sell at that price. Some houses advertise an Edison outfit No. 5 or No. 7 for such and such a price. Now as a matter of fact the Edison Phonographs are not numbered but go by name as Gem, Standard, Home, etc. We have a full line of Phonographs and records and will be pleased to sell you one for cash or on easy pay ments. Phone 251 CRAVEN & MOORE 8-10 Independence, Ore. 25 Tons Pears Wanted. The Monmouth Evaporating and Canning Company will pay the high est market price for canning for twenty-five tons of Bartlett pears de livered in good condition. When You Sit Down To . a Meal In th rrntaurant ou r tif H will be m-- llriil a lo fund. iHKiklii and eervin. Th nrri lo-Hiif pok for theinaelvne, Mi,. Him Mil of fur loll niotelf of flu riling tl licit prlrr. Come In and bring m irlimi or two along. You will all be be pleated- White House Restaurant Wa. MtOchnt 8 Son. ProfMicton SALEM . . OREGON Why James Lee Got Well. Everybody in Zanesville, O., knows Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She writes : "My husband, James Lee, firm ly believes be owes bis life to the use of Dr. King's New Discovery. His lungs were so severely affected that consump tion seemed inevitable, when friend recommended New Discovery. We tried Take Kodol whenever you feel that vou need it. That is tbe only time you need to take Kodol. Just when you need it; then you will not be trou bled with sour stomach, belching, gas on the stomach . etc. Sold by Dove & Williams. NOTICE TO CKED1TORS. All accounts due the firm of Mess ner, Conkey & Walker are due and payable to W. A . Messner. All parties owing said firm will please call and make settlement at once by cash or note. Settlements may be made at the store with Conkey, Walker & Lehman or at the First State Bank. 9-10 W. A. MESSNER. No one is immune from kidney trou ble, so just remember that Foley's Kidney Remedy will stop the irregu larities and cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble that is not beyond the reach of medicine. Dove A Williams. We have a full line of the latest types of Edison Phonographs 1500 Recoids to select from. Call and let us explain our EASY PA YMENT PLAN GRAVEN & MOORE INDEPENDENCE, ORE. PHONE 251 FIRST STATE BANK Independence, Oregon. ' ' - CAPITAL, S25.000 J. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS CONDUCTED Officers and Directors: W. A. Meesner, Pres. E. Hofer, Vice-Pres. C. C . Patrick, Cash Wm. Riddell F. N. Stump. J. P, Rogers WONDERLAND Moving Pictures of Merit and Illustrated Songs Only Theatre in Polk County Performances every evening at 7:30 and Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons MIRTH AND PATHOS .ADMISSION lO CENTS A-FULL LINE of single and double harness, harness is all made from oak leather and from flaws. My prices are light. My tau warranted to be free C Dunham Independence, Orejott
