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INOIPENOtNCC ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. SEPTEMBER t, 1110.
EIGHT PACE!
PACE FOUR
lxNDEl'ENDENCE lNTEUl'iUSE
A. PREPARE'
For Bumper Fruit and Hop Crop
CHARLta EOWARD HlC&
;otwd t Indepeudeoc. Or., pot offtc wontl-vUM iuiui.
Subscription, $1.50 Pr Ytr
LECTURER OP NOTED TALENT ulne ivSrhvs and two baggage cart
Mr.. SUbaugh. who U touring th. nd drwfc by two ."glut., arrived lu
Ut tu th Interest of "Oregon Dry". IM'edenc Monday noon brlnlng
1. a lecturer of noted ability and will or li hundred peopl to uLl
b. greatly enjoyed by all who attend " P tnl-
her mooting which 1. to tak, pUc. The opinion of prominent grower,
this evening at tht M. E. church, locate, that the hop crop will be
There are two ery urgent reason, bottor than ha. formerly been eatiuiat
.vr. n,.n WAm.n in IndJed- It U thought that there wlU be
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pondcnce should attend thla lecture:
not because there 1. to be no ad
miss I a charge but because .he i. to
lecture on a aubject of vital Interest
to every household lu Independence
as well as to the entire country, one
that every voter will be called upon
to deal with Intelligently at the polls
this fall; the other 1. the respect you
owe to a public aieeting being held
in the city, at which your presence
is .expected.
Everyone should attend the educa
tioual public gatherings which will
I about 83,000 half, of hop. barveated
lu this locality.
Th. Lash of a Fi.nd
would have been about a. welcome to
A. Cooper of Oswego, N.V.. as a mer
cileh. lun-ractng rout;h that defied
all remedies for years. "It was most
troublesome at night," ho writes,
"uolh ag helped uie till I used lr.
King New Discovery which cured
aid completely. I never coug-h at night
dow" Millions know Its niatchles
me: It for stubborn colds, obstinate
coughs, sore lungs, lagrlppe, asthma,
uvv.u uvw ...u hem3rrhage croup, whOOpll.g COUgh.
time. Be generous enough to listen . , .,, ., ,,
. . ,, or bay fe'.er. It relieves qukkly ana
to both sides m a controversy, espec Myep tj M A tM ctm.
ia ly when your Interest, are vitally vluceg Tr,a, boU,e m,e
effected. If you happen not to te pi)bHt.vely guaranteod by all drug-
generous enough to admit that the , .
question affects you then you should '
allow the truth to soak in deep
enough to admit that your family
DO IT NOW
have some right to which you owe ,.1d..ndjne. People should Not Wal
respect. Attend the meetings. They Unt t.,s Too LatJ
won't hurt you. Remember that one TLe appalHllg death.ra,e from 'kid
great man was great because he be- n a,M.aa . H,,, 4 ,, ... to
lieved it when he said it: "I would
the fact that the little kidney troub-
raiuer oe nitniuian to o pres.oenc. ,e are usuay neglected until they
i b -torae serious. The slight symp
ERSTWHILE CON VENTIONISTS !tom8 gjye p,ace tQ chrolc dlgord(?r8
A good sample of the reasons for an(1 tne sufferer goes gradually Into
fighting the republican asdemMy Is: the grasp of diabetes, dropsy. Brlght's
seen in Henry E. McGinn and Dan J. I disease, gravel or some other serious
Malarkey, two Irish lawyers of Fort-!Iorm ot kidney complaint,
land. McCinn and Malarkey were the, it y(u guffer from backache, 'head
foremost politicians and convention a-hes, dizzy spells; if the kidney se
leaders in the old rule a d were c;et 0Q3 are irregular cl passage aud
anion.? tha rea. i.o. ses in Pert .and. unnatural la appearance, do not de-
Xow to a?aia set control of politi- lay Hi-lp the kidneys at once,
cal affairs In Port.and and Multno- Doa:.'s XlJney Piils are especially
mah count;., they are fUhtin? like f r kidney disorders they cure where
mad-, en t ..'.-at tlie u-: i-x... can- ot'.ers fa'l. Over one hundred thou
dldaiej for off.ee. A: d for w uat g ;n ;-t peo. je ,ave rer ommended them,
ca. s-? To simply pet in control a?alaj Here Is one of many cases In this
They are bcth out of office, as 'they j vicin ty.
usually have been, and by a glimmeri Jair.e3 Earagar, 1003 MU1 St., Sa-
of hope to keep in office they are ore., says: "I have used Doan's
fiiihtin? the assembly and for no oth- Kidney Pills for backache and other
er reason. Eympto'.us of kidney trouble and have
They would be for or against the been greatly benefitted. I also know
FRUIT DRYING STOVES
& STEEL HOP STOVES
a Specialty
These stoves are made of heavy boiler
plate lined with fire brick they re
quire no masonry to be installed
every inch of these stoves is heating
Surface they are made in all si7.es
We also have Dryer Pipes
ANDERSON FURNACE CO.
MANUFACTURER OF
The Furnace That Has Made Salem Famous
558 TRADE STREET, SALEM, ORE CON. PHONE 886
assembly, or any other plan, if it
would give them the lead and keep
thsm in good positions. The people
are not so ignorant or dull as not
to sea through this thin mist. They
are only a sample of that larger type
there are others not so far away.
Lebanon Criterion.
Special Comes
The Krebs special composed of
of other people who have taken this
rsmtdy .v'th good results."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-jyiburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take norther.
A shipment of two carloads o
Ships Fine Bucks
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK
Charter No. 3979
at Independence In the State of Oregon, at the close of business, Septeru
ber 1, 1910.
RESOURCES
foang and Discounts $153,744.36
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured .... 5,810.93
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation ' 12,500.00
Bonds, Securities, etc 46,153.65
Banking house, Furniture, and Fixtures 19,648.21
Other Real Estate owned 12,500.00
Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) 7,054.22
Due from State and Private Banks and Bankers, Trust Com
panies, and Savings Banks ',. ..10,705.90
Due from approved Reserve Agents 94,697.35
Checks and other Cash Items 528.73
Notes of other National Banks 1,340.00
Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels and cents 189.10
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BXNK, VIZ:
Specie 427,178.25
Legal-tender notes 230.00 27,408.25
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer per cent of circulation) 625.00
TOTAL $392,905.70
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in 50,000.00
Surplus fund .... 10,000.00
Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes paid -.8,929.79
National Bank Notes outstanding 12,51)0.00
Dividends unpaid 390.00
Individual deposits subject to check 229,467.25
Demand certificates of deposit .... 5,143.52
Time certificates of deposit 68,783.66
Cashier's checks outstanding 7,691.48
TOTAL ' $392,905.70
STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF POLK, ss:
I, C. W. Irvine, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
thajk the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
C. W. IRVINE, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before methis 9th day of September, 1910.
B. WILSON, Notary Public
CORRECT Attest: A. NELSON, OTIS D. BUTLER, H. HIRSCHBEHG. '
heep was sent out from Indepen
dence this week. They were the
choicest bucks from the herds of
John Stump and Win. Rlddell and
were bought of them by Dan J. Kir
by. The shipment goes to Boise,
Idaho. These sheep, going from Polk
county, are one of the best advertise-1 wet nor too dry. The hops are clean,
nients the county has had, and rep-1 and those who pick report ihnt th
resent an outlay of about three tlious-jnre earning good wageH at It.
and dollars! I Mrs. Win. Jloreland and children of
The weather of the present hop Tronia nro visiting to former's par
picking season Is' ideal for the 'pick- ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cooper of
ers neither too hot nor cold, not too this city.
Mammoth Booster Sale
This Sale is for the express purpose of boosting the
STOCKTON Store by emphasizing the well known
fact, "That the best Values in Salem are at this
Store." Attend this great Merchandising event and
You will save on your purhases. ,
Watch for the Big Booster Circulars
We can only mention a few of the good values here.
Everyone might write an Advertisement like
This, but no One Else would offer these Values
Booster Sale
ON BEAUTIFUL TABLE LINENS
$2.00 values ?1-49
$1.50 values '.$1.19
$1.00' values -79
$ .60 values 1-49
muslin nigM 6wn$
DRUMMERS' SAMPLES
$ .50 values $ .37
$ .75 values ' -59
$1.25 values .. ..$ .39
$1.50 values $1-00
$2.25 values $1.50
new
Caccs
Values to 15c.
BOOSTER
I'KICK
Jc.
Velveteen
Values to $1.25 24c
new Outing flannels
15c values He
12c values DMsC
10c values , 8c
8c "values j "o
Extra special 4c
$K50 Dress Goods 29c.
Values to $1.50 in black dress goods
especially suitable for waists.
Booster price 2!)c
LADIES' NEW SUITS
VALUES TO $15 AND $17, BOOSTER
PRICE, $9.90.
Reductions on all our men's suits and coats
up to $50.00.
MENS' SUITS
PRICED FROM $8.00 TO $S0.00
During the Booster Sale. We are going to
offer some great extra special at $10 and $15.
SALEM STOCKTON'S ALEM
Directors If.