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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGE THE INDEPENDENCE ENTER PRISE. INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. PAGE POO The luueiitiiQL'uce tnlerprisej I'ub.tsU.'J by HENRY E. BROWNE. CARD OP THANK I "THE BEST EVER tuure4 l plftic at peniUuua. Omou. U second cla nU.'r. PLBUolIUO EVERT FUIDAT Aidi l ciiumunU-Uou nd all Ut.U pajrnbl W Th Kuier jiriaa. SL'HSCRirTlON RATKS On year lu Ja., H-M 6U mouths In advance Thrc uiouiht lu adauc .5 Single tvlU ' 6cU Sample col!' fro o application. prM ocr bor fWt thanks to b net h:oia nl f.-.n! w o o gav a helping hand in h tour of Mr. Mr. 8. H. MrElmurry. WHAT SHALL WE DO ABOUT ITT What shall we do to aecura a fair hire ot the lumlia:ioa that la now steadily settling toward the North we t. It a quentlon cf grvat para bijuu Imporan.e to every ct.ieu and bia.w man In th a cliy and county. Otoer towua in the Vl.lm- t valley are now receiving the greater thare of the lwmii.ni. ion com ing to the aiate; ot th-U 'hey have any mxror airantajtea over lndpn d nee and To k county, tu. le a e cf the enterprise of the r clt ten. h3 are niak ng every m.ve in the.r powtr o drw Immigration an I ,o perma enV.y loc te item when they arr ve. The vareiy of tte toil, natural re 3urce. ihe clluMite. the onvea.eitc; to mk.k-ta and many o:her thn-8 nnke th cai-nj oh of ihj most de dmbk In the sta for thoe a ckvg a locaton. and t a lar.e share of the Immigration has here ofjre gone in other directUna wt bo-t ever hear ing ot the advantages we have to of fer and knowing nothing more of our c'.ty and county ihan the name. Let our cl Uena awsken to fie Im portance of tak ng active stera to ao. quaint tte stranger wl h the Uct that our county ha gubstant all worth and Is in every way wcrthy of a care ful ltvestlga ion. Not on!y a plaant place of residence, tut a place where Industry wi l lead to wea th. By act ively wo k ng in th's d ree ion ve can nrke our city more surstintial aad draw capital t us which is o necessary in developing our resources, and for whi h, when honestly employ ed, the opportunities are so great. "We shall wait lmpatient'y for a move ment cn the part of the new Com mercial brdy in this direction, a"Jd If there is net ajme h'ng done to en cour'gj immedate immigra ion we need not be surprised to see Indepen dence on the define whl'e other cit ies in the sta e a-e Increasing In wealth and porulat on as a result of their eregy ard thrift. Thre are mow lf8 members In the nev Commercial Club anl with the anoint cf eiergy that is now te in enpkyed pr gre.s is a ce'tainty. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice la tterepy iu' uv uiidemti;tnU adiulnintratrix of the ta Ut ot Racht'l Vatm, dect-aned, haa filed hor flual account In the Coun ty Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County, and that Monday, the latt day ot May, 11L at th hour of 10 o'clock lu lh forenoon of aald day. at tb county court room In the county court houae at Dallas, Folk County. Oron. haa boa appolttcd by aald court aa the time and plate for the hearing of objections to the said final account and the settlement thereof. MRS. A. M. THARP. Administratrix of the estate of Rachel Watson, deceased. B. F. Swop, Attorney Y4 Uv For Sal By THE WILLIAMS DRUG COMPANY, IMPROVEMENTS 9 . Usually require sonic of the followinij: LUMBER DOORS Lath Windows Shingles Mouldings, Brick Sewer Pipe Plaster Call on us for any of these articles the:chas. k. SPAULDING LOGGING CO. SHOULD BE A LESSON ; No re;ubl'can need complain becaua of the appointment cf a democratic secre ary of Bt3te, for the fault, if any, lies with n the ma or ty ra-ty-The electioa of West was maie pos sible by the confuted repubilcan vote, and the appointment of Bei Olcott as se retary cf s ate shou d be a, lesssn to the party. II! " .in i. ii -Li ' Ut FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Bible s hool, 10 a. m. Mo.ning wor 8h p, 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U-, 7 P- m. and e e:.ing service at 8 p. m. The evenin? service will be given to the st;dy of the Birth of Christ; the second in the series of seven oi the Life of Chris . Those who wis1! to know the f ordamental fa ts in the Life of Chris wJl be interested in the e s'x rereading evening ta ks. Nex Sunday morning we wil begin a study cf the Book of Revelation. This study will prol.ably take many we ks and we believe will be of in terest to all. Come Ering your own Biblts and no e books or note paper. Come ex:.e t.mg to receive the bless i.ig offered in Reve'at'oa 1:3. Let me entreat those whi do not teliere o come and hear the Bible sp;ak for itself. Arthur R. Black-stone. 1 1 CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES Sura we are here. Right on the ground for work, and ready to prea'h to you next Lordsday morning on this subjeci "Gods Ambassadors' and in the evening on this one "How Shall We Escape." Everybody is ln iied to come and hear these ser mons, and be a blessing and receive a blessing. Yours for Christ. H. Campbell Clark, Minister. M. E. CHURCH NOTES The regular servics wi l be heid at the Methodist church Sunday, Ap ril 23. Sunday school at 10 a. ra., prearh'ng at 11. Song service be gins" at 7:30 p. m. and preach'n? at S. Prayer meeting "Wednesday ev.-m-Jn-s at 8 The World Studebaker Carriages and Buggies have long since established a World-Wide reputation that puts competition in th e shade. This season our line of wagons and buggies is larg er than ever before and we purchased under circumstances . i i 1 which enable us to make astonisningiy low prices. ' ' They Lead The World Over A "" ' " a save money and at the same time secure the best implements the world s markets aflord. &ie FARMERS' 'GOODlS Our Farm Implement Department this seasonis fill- A m vrflnwincr with the best that money can feaa K.iv If vnn have been buvine from out of tonvv people call upon us and we will show you how to x vr. y WE HANDLE THE LARGEST AND BEST LINE OF HARNESS GOODS IN POLK COUNTY. 1 f!'j EVERYTHING REQUIRED ON THE FARM IS FOUND AT OUR BIG IMPLEMENT STORE. N ow is The Time to Paint i Sww" pi M ft Pn Ik K lltiP 1 Ru.iet 301 1 - i J t .... , . A tM I J ;b . . - t Ui. !l V J ; " 1 Ti ma i LoiVfeBrdfes Liquid Paint and you want the paint that wears. There is a Lowe Brothers Paint, Varnish, Enam el or Stain for 'vjS1 every need. "High Standard Liquid, for p-eneral use: Mellotone i Flat Colors, for interior walls and woodwork; and other grades for other kinds of work. See our color, cards. HANNA BROS Both Phones. MlMWMWJWlMMlllfllltJWllJ'llIIWIWWtT Independence, Oregon.