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JM'F.l I N PENCE ENTEUmiSK, INDEPENDENCE, OREfiON, JULY 10, 1002.
F A DOUTY
F A DOUTY
F A DOUTY
Our Bakery
In a no nciit place, lH-nU'l in tin- ronr of
our ntore, ami uiulcr tho HUfrviniu of uw of
(ho liiH'xt ImkciH on the riuilic (oant.
fie is foe Boy that knows bow
To imikc anything from ft dniigliiiut to a ten-
....-, nw.,1,1 i mr imiL ii mill III :lkn it l iuht too. I Iff
doesn't iw anything hut tho very h't mater
iuN, no when you buy from um. you can hct it
will ho clean, wholesome and good
or your money buck, thutV all.
Ice (Cream
Our Laker imikt H it out of pure Jeincy cream,
in any lliivorn, crushed fruit ami in nil color of
tho rainhow.
It's Iieh and ekiiey
1 quart in ice packer
.j ii it ii ' IOC
j ii ii ii $1.25
Special prices in larger quantiticB.
Ice at 1 ft'tit per pound.
Our Fountain
1 always packed with ice cold drink in all
flavor." Try our mvv drink: Champagne noda,
olf, Soda Claret. KolaChem .
Our grocery
Im a good place to trade. We ahvayn keep ahout
everything in the market and our ntock U ho
large and well assorted that we can furnish you
any quantity, our pi icen are alwavH right and
our trade in alwayn good, hut wo always want
more. We have heeti compelled to add one
more clerk to our grocery department- that
lonkn good, don't it? Well, we have jut un
loaded a carload of Western refined sugar, di
rect from the refinery, also a carload of genuine
imported
Liverpool fine dairy salt,
the only good salt made.
$4.25 buys a 100 pound sack
of the best granulated sugar
and 90c buys a SO pound
sack of best salt
Fruit Jars.
We sell tho genuine, heavy old (standard
Mason Fruit Jars.
pints ...... - ;;x'
Quarts -
Half-gallon .... -
T ... 3-.)C
Kxtra'ruhWsZI - - 5c a,ld 10c
Product
We are shipping a lot of produce now, any
and all kind.-. When you have anything to nell
come in and nee us, for we always pay good
price and take any old thing. We want a lot of
chickeiiH, geese, ducks, turkeys, eggs, hutter,
lard, bacon, hides, pelts, furs, wool, chittem
hark, grape root, cherries, potatoes, etc.
Our Coupons.
Our CasH Registers issue a cou
pon for every cash purchase.
YOU SHOULD GET THEM.
THey are as good as gold to buy
from our stock of
Dishes, Glassware, Tinware,
Cutlery and Silverware.
We give away a lot of these things
every weeK. Try the scheme.
It's easy.
F A DOUTY
T? A DOTTTY
Malt normal auwvi,
F A DOUTY
MONMOUTH. ORE.
tiriKlimtM of tl.o M-liool are 111 nUnt
.Irnmml Hi Hlari... ranKin from fW to
UH)ier inoiilli. Students toko the utiite
,.xu imition during their cottrw in the
m-U,w and are prepared to receive state
....rlilloHtoiurrHd.liition. Kx'iiw; range
from 1'20 to l"5 lr veitr. Strong Normal
" , ae and ! wlllequlMHsl Trainim IH-part-Tim
full term opens hepteintwr
, F-.r rnlnlcHrn nutnlng f..U Information ..Mro h. I. nr.W.M
l(Mit ; or J. II. V. IUT1.KH, Secretary.
$5,000 a Year
FOR FLOWERS.
It costs $5,000 a year to supply liurling
ton dining ears with flowers. A lot of money,
hut it's wisely spent. Flowers help, as nothing
else can, to heautify a dining oar they refresh
tlu, t,yo their fragrance fills the air they
make you enjoy your meal. From Denver to
Chicago the lUirlington operates the most satis
factory dining ear service in the United States.
If you go Fast via Salt Lako City, Denver and
the lhivlington route, you are sure of good
meals and satisfactory service.
Old Luudniftrk Gone
Hneclal trom Hueue Vista.
Twentv-eieht years ago there
was a protracted meeting held in
the choir and in the congregation
that are hushed forever in death;
forms came and went that now
sleep in the silent city on the
lIlLiiinxqrmi
lite
A. C. SHELDON.
General Agert
100 Third St., Portlannd, Ore.
1 1 " " D .
!... tu ...... loon in. h Uni" nr have crone to reel in uuicr
nuena iia nine a , t-, - -
temt manifested and the conver-j lands. Thus, as the scene of fes-
sions Yitre numerous. On the spur i tivity or 01 gorro, v.m .u
of the moment a subscription
naner was put in circulation ask
ing for fundi) to erect a ntw church
where all uiifrht assemble to wor
ship and keep up the spirit that
was abroad in the community hs a
result of the meeting. The re
sponses were so generous that in a
short time there was begun the
erection of a church in the west
pnrt of town. While it was called
Methodist, its doors were ever open
for the use of any and all denom
inations when unoccupied by its
founders.
The building stood in its shady
lot when Buena Vista was a thriv
ing town; when business enterprises
souiiht other centers of commerce
and left Buena Vista to decay, the
church stood
Ino, Polk oouijty, Oregon, aa the time and
place when said final account and report
will be heard. All persons interested lu said
extatearo requested to appear at said time
and make objections, II any they have, why
iich account and report should not be al
lowed and the administratrix be discharged
Ironi such trust. ThlsHh day of June, linri.
1MABKLL mTKELk.
Administratrix ot the estate of Joseph
M 1 1 ler, deceased.
duller and Coud, attorney for estate.
First pub. June toiM
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.-
Xotice for Publication.
Orestou City, Ore.. June 10, 1W02.
was sacred to many, and known as
an old landmark far and near.
Hut. the old site is vacant and!
th Methodist church has found a
new location The site chosen is j Notl),e lg nereDV given that m compiiauee
.1 fm..: nr.f.nni.f1 hv the i b Oa tlie Provisions of the act of congres of
the lots formerly OCCUpiea OJ tne June3 ,s7Si rntnied "An act for the saleof
, i ., .v,r.,u Thn wnrt of re- I timber lands In thestatesot i norma, ure-
Old pottery Shops. I ne WOri OI re- Xevada.and Washington TerriUiry, an
1 .nmfn1le opcoin- extended to all tlie public land stales by act
IHOVal Was BUCCenUI accom ol ugust 4. lti, sadie Smith, of Iudepen-
i- l. . I !,; K Ate Wilqnn dem-e. county of Polk, stale of Oreou, has
piished this wees by .Mr. uson, , thg dav neiX in hjs omeB her swor state-
, T , j , inent 'o. 5T7, for the purchase of the X K
Of Independence. ! of section No. Jti in Township No. s. Ranee
n . .u u .u 1J .Jlfia ota n1a ' No. 7 S' . and will otter proofto show that
But though the old edifice stands lu land MUghl ls more valuable ur its tim-
i j , A ik.n ila fnr. 1 ber or stone ihnn for agricultural purposes.
on less sacred ground than Us lor- nd toe,u,1)8n her claim tosnid land before
.1 ,..,;. r.F tVio riiBt the County Clerk or Polk county at Dallas,
trier site, the memories or trie past vrexon ou Saturday, the soth day or
cluster about it. and U will remain j AD;1, as witnesses: h. b. Keiso.of
to its old friends what it has ever j "Si uS'S'in
bee-a building to be cherished as i gj,."' f,u'' '"-buk- ot ped;
li-mr na n. Rhins? e or a Ooaru OI Hi any ana an it""
lOllg B8 a sniligie ur a uutwu i AiK.ve-(tcscribed lands are requested to
tile their claims lu this ottioe ou or betore
remains.
Now ls The Appointed Time.
Tho O R X. Co. has issued a
!. , .Ml.... .-. t.i
old cnurcn stoou. us tpuo en u,,--...-v -- , r
. i i I i i ,., i iifto1 entitled, uregon. asiiiugiun
pointing skyward like a hand "fted resource." People
CHAS. B. MOORES.
Register.
First pub. June Kith.
to cuide and to warn.
In by-gone years thee lloated
from the open doorway the voices
of youths and maidens now grown
to mature middle age; there were
Idaho and their resources." People
in the east are anxious for infor
mation about the Pacific North
West- - If you will give the 0. R.
it N. Co. agent a list of nams of
pastern teople who are likely to be
" , " ' . . interested, me ooosiei win ue
sounds of joy and gladsome refrain , mailed free t0 gUCh persons."
in the holiday seasons; and again
there came through the open win
dows the solemn funeral dirge, as
dust was consigned to dust. In
davs of old there were voices in
M.S. GOFF
Light Transferring a specialty.
1 have Just put on a new light j
dray and would solicit a part of W
your trade Id the dray business. 2
Yours trulv,
A. L. Craw,
General Pasgr. Agent
Legal Notices.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1S7S
Notice for Publication.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT. Notice Is lierebv given that I. tlie under
signed admlnistiatrix have Hied lu the
couniv court mr tlnal account and report tu
the matter of the estate of Joseph Millei.de.
ceased, aud the Hon. J. E. Mbley, county
Judge of Polk county. Oregon, wherein said
matter Is pending. hasHxed the 4th day ot
August, lima, at the houroi H. o'clock A.M.
of said dav, at the couuty court house la Pal.
United Slates iJind Office,
Oreaon city. Ore., Juue lu, line.
Notice is lierebv given thai in compliance
Willi the provisions of the act ol congress of
June:!, lNTS, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lauds in the states ol California, Ore
gon, Nevada, aud Washington Territory," as
extended to all the public land states by act
of August 4, J.S9& Vina Kelso, of Indepen
dence, count v of Polk, state of Oregon, has
this dav filed in this office her sworn state
ment No. jTIU, for the purchase of the SK'4 of
section No. as in Township No. 9S, hanae
No. 7 V, and will otter proof to show that,
the laud sought is more valuable for its tim
ber or stone than Tor agricultural purposes,
and to establish her claim to said land before
me CU.iui.. i ici n n . v., .v ......, ,
Oregon, ou Saturday, the ituth day of August,
1 a
he names as witnesses: I. L. Smith, of In
dependence. Oregon; Sadie smith, of Inde
pendence. OreKon:K!ley llurbank, of Pedee,
Oregon; U. B. Kelso, of Independence,
Oregi'ii. . ,
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lahds are requested to
tile their claims In this office on or before
said SOth day of August, lsttt.
CHAS. B. MOOREs,
Register.
First pub. June 31.