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mir success
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Ofttew Jo Vjorr liuliitinir, rmmis 2
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and 3 in a p. tu.
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We arc Now well
Settled
In our new building on
Court Ptrtct with a larger
and finer atock and better
facilition than ever. Come
and inspect the bargains
we are offering.
ILvery Home
your home--should have
a "Bucks" stove or range
--$1.00 each week.
e
ROCKER
An exceptional offering in a good
hardwood liocker, cobbler neat,
Hloel braced arms. A regular $2.60
value j 4Q
Special jpltIS
DINER
Here in an tim-quallt'd bargain in a
dining chair, rieh golden oak finish,
genuine box Heat tipholHtered in
leather, panel back, French logs,
Special en.
$3.00
CENTRE TABLE
Genuinii quarter suwed oak, beuuti
fully poliahud, walloKst top, lower
nhdlf, bent legs, Regular fl.50
Special )3.00
Take advantage of our
Credit
System
Hear in mind that our
ability to extend you credit
u just as great as our abil
ity to undersell any other
concern in our line.
TAPESTRY RUGS
Genuine Mayflower Tapestry Eugs,
made for durability and servioe, in
browns, reda and greens. All sizes
in stock. ixl2, regular $14.00,
Special .,, $10.75
COUCH
Nicely upholstered in condoco
brown velour, spring edge, sanitary
conntruction, beautiful appearance
and is lanting in t1C fC
quality. Special JU.UU
GO-CARTS
The
LADIES' DESK
Golden oak, oval French bevel
plate mirror, handsomely carved
trout, r reiich legx,
Special tit
$12.50
What sterling is to silver, the fuel
saving, labor-saving, long-lasting and beautiful
"Buck's" Stoves and Ranges are to stoves.
Let us tell you about this great offer and these ex
ceptional stoves and ranges today.
: 1 - - I i
iiir caurgiisB, iiihuu ui Buamifon
sieei tutting, no wooaen pans uiai
are easily broken; the only cart
that wheels and all folds with one
motion. d? 1 ? Cf
Special iplj.jU
, HEATERS
We carry a complete line. Any
style and price you desire, a good
one for d O F
only PJ. &.D
AGENTS FOR
THE CELEBRATED
HOOSIER
KITCHEN CABINET
COURT ST., SALEM, OREGON
GET WISE
BUY A
HOOSIER
AND SAVE KITCHEN
DRUDGERY
OREGON
BUILDERS
Are you doing: what you can to POPULATE YOUR STATE?
OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlers, honest farmers, irechanii'S,
merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong bands and a willing heart
capital or no capital,
is sending tons of Oregon II terature to the East for distribution through
Southern Pacific Co. Lines in Oregon
is sending tons of Oregon literature to the East for distribution through
every available agency. W ill you not belp the good work of building
Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your friends who are
likely to be interested in thla state? We will be glad to bear the expense
ot sending them complete information about Oregon and its opportunities
COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during September and Oc
tober from the East to all points in Oregon. The fares from a few prin
cipal cities are as follows
From Denver $30.00 From Louisville...... $41.70
" Omaha 30.08 " Cincinnati 42.20
' Kansas City.... 80.00 " Cleveland 44.75
" St. Louis 85.50 " New York 55.00
Chicago $38.00
TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID
If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the proper
amount of money with any of oar agents. The ticket will then be
furnished by telegraph.
G. A. WILCOX, LOCAL AGENT, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
WM.. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
H. Hirachberg, Pres. A. Nelson, Vice Pres. C. W. Irvine, Cask.
-Tie
Independence National Bank
Incorporated 1889
Transacts a General Banking Business
Interest Paid on Tim Deposits
Directors: H. HirsoMjerg, A. Nelson, . D. W. Seara, B. P.
Smith and J. E. Rhodes.
E. H. MJ1CHJ1ND
Painter and Paperhangerl
I have recently located in this city and am prepared to do all kinds of House,
Sign, and Carriage Painting, Paper Hanging, Glazing, etc. Ay prioes are
reasonable and I guarantee satisfaction. Estimates freely famished,
Leave Orders with Bice CSi Calbreath
or telephone Main 4A9.
HOTEL MONMOUTH
MonmoutH, Oregon
Under New Management
Rates $2.00 Per Day
Free Baths to Guests
Dallas Steam Laundry
Best "Work Guaranteed
Basket leaves Tuesday 6pm and returns Friday
Clee Robinson .A-gent
Independence, Oreqoh
... i M
IitdM-iid-iie Hindi) an eierllf
bowing at the Annual 1'olk County
HcIhm.I Fair, which held at Dalla
llm days of mvrk. On Thurs
day the lifxiU cif the county wrr
clrtxod and all er givmi a rhanre to
ti wlml Imi) mid giiU could do,
The arado at J -3 wait Mi ll worth M-e-
ing. About 120 ere in line rum In-
ipM ndiMic6, and while tlit-y did not
gl the glulw tlmy made a good khow
ing, and no one from tln ir home towo
had caue to !! abn)f?d ot them. kM ATTI OM Jb MART
lltuV I tl II ,u rilil.l 4MVU .mil u. a a f " w m w w
HUM Kit lAUHlK No, iSKutr
Mmicvvvry Mmi. titgl.t
IaK. of V. Halt.
', VV. Iti.sliarda.in, K-It an. I 8,
B. F. JONES
A TTOUXj; I'-A T-LA W
not Am- run uc
Offir aptairt l,Corr V.
INDEPENDENCE, ORKuOW
of
was
waU-r-
tn-aUtl to a genrron lice
melon.
In the Woodman' hall waa arrange.1
n a very attractive way good exhibit
of vegetables, carntcr work, nclle
work, flow-era, canned fruit, jt-llicn,
bread, and aome very tempting
and cakes.
Out of about ICS prize offered the
CIGARS, TOBACCOS AND
SOFT DRINKS
Next door to Knox Orwrjr
INDEPENDENCE. ORE
W. RJALLIN.D. D.S.
...Dentist.
11 a 1M ICiuwoiioB Uwuw BalieiBa.
Independence district won at least 2fl, laAtllMA ,w-
ninwii in vrcuiiKuio hjiuh nig aiiu win
stimulate to increased effort another
year.
The follow ing i a list of w inner as
nearly correct as it i possible to learn :
Walter Ingermanson, 2d on carrots.
Paul Bcott, 1st on squash.
Paul Bcott, 1st on popcorn.
Pearl Hozleton, 1st and 2d on Hub
bard squash.
Pearl Hosleton, 2d on common
squash.
Pearl Hosleton, 1st on watermelon.
" " let on muskmelon.
" " 2d on cabbage.
Sylvia Hoek-ton, 3d on pumpkin.
THE OREGON
FIRE RELIEF
McMlnnvllle, : : t : Oregon
Chat. Gregory, Jtgt., Dallas, Ore.
California Medicated Soap
Tb bent tor orcn, chapped band
dadrua, tuxct tllnga nod potun
oak.
Mrs. J. W. Richardson, Sr.
Agent.
HoDmoutb Ht, indepeodenee Or.
squafh.
Sylvia Hosleton, 2d on watermelon.
" " 2d on muskmelon.
" " 1st on carrots.
" " 2d on collective
3d on Hubbard Launch Independence
exhibit.
raul Scott,
Albert Finkle,
Bert Nichels,
Willie Pickens,
Pearl Knox
1st and 3d on corn.
1st on cucumbers.
3d on pumpkin.
1st on sled.
Plys between ludependeuce nd Pal
em daily except hnnday. Passenger
and freight booinen solicited.
Leave Independence : 9:30 a.m.
Leave Kalem : 3:15 p. m.
Geo. Skinner - Skipper
handkerchief.
Marie Jones,
Farmers Feed
it on sweet peas, and Hitchmer Shed
3d on cake. ,
Jones Big New Barn
Teams 10c, Saddle Horse 6o
Rigs as well as teams kept in
the dry. Horses boarded by
day, week or month.
1st on handkerchief.
1st on hemstitched
J. N. JONES, wpepetonce
GL Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
garble and
Granite
Monuments and Head
stones Cemetery
work etc.
1
m
I1
I will sell
2d on jelly.
Jean Ketchum, 1st on dressed doll.
Helen Gillespie, 1st on brown bread.
Genevieve Gillespie, 3d on darning.
" " 3d on buttonholes.
Gladys Byers, 1st on canned fruit.
Little Eula Dickinson was the
youngest exibitor. She toolc a hand
kerchief and a dressed doll which she
finished last year, being then six years
of age. WMle she received no prize
the judges complimented her on the
excellence of her work.
AHogetner tne lair is a very com
mendable effort. It keeps our educa
tional system from going to seed on
"book-larnin." VThile a good educa
tion is increasingly necessary, we need
to avoid any etigma that might arise
against those who work with their
It is expected that the West Side Real Estate
Enterprise will be able to print the
entire list of prize winners in the next But I will list only property
issue. It is crowded out of this issue. tbat can be sold at a reasona
bly low price. JJon t asK me
In HemorfaiH. earth for it. it wm mote u
Whereas, in view of the loss we, the your price is right.
members of Wells Assembly of United
Artisans, have -sustained by the de- ""'l-ioc T-f J C
John T. James, of Suver, Oregon,
and of the still heavier loss sustained
by those who were nearest and dearest
to her. Therefore, be it
Eesolved, That it is but a just tri
bute to tbe memory of the departed to
say that in regretting her removal Bath Room in Con-
who was in every way worthy of our nCCtlOn
respect and regard.
Eesolved, That we are again forci-1 C STEEET
bly reminded of the certainty of death Independence Ore
and the wisdom of preparing for it. '
Eesolved, That we tender our sym-
D. TAYLOR
BARBER
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the under
mend them to the Supreme Master ' "" ue e8l"e 01
tL ,r , xuoroa jiioion xreiana, deceased, Has
pathy to her husband and family in
their bereavement, and can but com-
Artisan of the Universe, the Maker
and Euler of all. Be it further
filed his final account In the County
Court Of the State of Oreunn far Pnllr
Eesolved, That these resolutions be County, and that Saturday, the 26th
spread upon the records of the lodge, day of September, 1908, at the hour of
and a copy thereof be transmitted to I ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
the family of our deceased sister, and I Bt court room of the said county In
to one of the local papers.
MES.H. LEWIS.
MES. E. A. THUESTOIf.
' MES. W. S. THOMPSON.
Committee.
Estrayed to my farm, one black sow,
weighs about 140 pounds, owner can
have game by paying for its feed and
this advertisement, G. II. Harris. 10-1
the eity of Dallas, Oregon, has been
appointed by said court as the time
and place for the hearing of objections'
to the said final account and the
settlement thereof.
WILLIAM H. IRELAND,
Administrator of the estate of .
Theron Albion Ireland, deceased. .
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
Dated and first published August 27,
1908. 924