JM -EIT.N'DKNCE ENTKKPKISK, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON, JULY 17, 1902.
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1,1 . F.r.-Ht..llfUHron.HinlnKf'l l..(or..i.tion address, h. I.
,le'nt; or J. II. V. UITI.KK, Secretary.
It Follows as
the Night the Day.
Advertising, the rt'coinmendatioi of a
frieml.or nomo other fortunate circumstance,
leads you to take Jour first trip East over the
Hurlington.
The comfort ami pleasure of that trip leads
you to return th same way.
After that you have the ISurlington habit
and naturally prefer the lhirlington in the selec
tion of routes.
Three routes East via Denver, St. Taul or
1 i H i t
F.
Listen, JULY 26, 1902
F.
State normal School,
tintViuate ( Um tcliool are in constant
iloiimntl Ht salaries iwiKing from U) to
tlUO per inoiilli. HHitlMiit tke the state
examinations dnrlnir their course in the
school bti.I are or pared to receive state
..orit...iit. The full term opens Beptember
A. G. SHELiDOH.
General Agent
100 Third St., Portlannd, Ore.
Ji. Douty
J$. Douty
The wind of Monday injured the
hops quite good deal, whipping
the vines and breaking oft" the run
ners. Miss May Kennedy, of Indepen
dence, came down Saturday even
ing for the dance.
(Jeorg'5 Smith has returned home
from Newport, where he had been
for a couple of weeks, feeling much
better for his trip.
U. C. Seymour passed through
here Saturday on his way to Salem.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughey, sister of
Mrs. A. Lucas, will return to her
home in Adalia. California, the
coming week.
S. T. Burcb has commenced to
spray his hops. 'V'. ,
Frank Miller, who has been
working for Win. Fanl at Dallas,
has returned home to Help n:s
fa' her through harvest.
A fine warehouse will soon be
built on the mill property at this
place. L. V . Koser lias tne con
truct.
Peter Cook is improving his
property here. '''
Tide Brown, of Salt Creek, was
in after cherries Monday.
Miss Ida Thiesses. who has been
working tor "Sam Orr, was taken
suddenly ill. Dr. Cary, r-f Dallas,
was called and she was taken to
her home on Salt Creek Friday.
The Misses Smith, of Monmouth,
are visiting at the home of George
Smith.
Mrs. Nelson, of McMinnville. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 1. F.
Lucas, here this week.
M. o. uurr
Spi l.iRht Transferring a specialty.
6 1 have just put on a l ew light
dray anil would solicit a part of
& your trade in the dray business, c
Several from here attended the
Christiau basket meeting at Ball
ston last Sunday.
L. C. Koser and son, John, went
to their claims Monday to remain
a few days.
Frank Gibson is building a fine
barn on his property here.
Miss Hattie Hartman, of Inde
pendence, was visiting the South
wick's over Sunday.
Mrs. Otis Waite returned from
the hospital Saturday much im
proved in health.
Mrs. S. Orr is home from the j
hospital for a few days looking
somewhat better. j
John Bond came home Sunday,
for a short time. . !
Notice.
I have a few registered bucks j
that are extra fine, also some;
j high bred not registered. Prices j
according to quality. ;
I Jas A. Griusby . 1
I Two miles north of Indepen-i
j deuce.
Now Is The Appointed Time, j
The O. U. & N. Co. has issued a ;
handsomely illustrated pamphlet
entitled, "Oregon. Washington &
Idaho and their resources." People j
in the east are anxious forinfor-j
matiou about the Pacific North:
West- - If you will give the 0. It. j
it N. Co. agent a list of nams of i
eastern people who are likely to be j
interested, the booklet will be;
mailed free to such persons."
Yours truly, ,
A. L. Craiu, I
General Pasgr. Agent j
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF FINAL, SKTTLK-
i MEXT.
Notice is hereby given that f, the tinder-,
I signed admlntstiatrix have tiled In the
comitv court my filial account Mini report In
the mutter ol the estate or Joseph Millei.de
i censed, and the Hon. J. K. slbley, county
'iudgeof Polk county. Oreeon, wherein said
I matter Is pending, has rlxcd the 4th day ol
I August, lwii, at the houroi Hi o'clock A. M,
ol said dav, nl the county court house In lal.
Pollr nruintv. Oregon, as the time and
place when said final account and report
will be heard. All Demons Interested In said
estate are requested to appear at aaldtime
and make objections, Ii any they bave, why
siicli account and report should not be al
lowed and the administratrix be discharged
Irom such trusL Thismh day of J u ne,
ISABKi.l. 8TKK1.K.
Administratrix ol the estate of Joseph
Miller, deceased.
Butjer and tload, attorneys for estate.
First pub. June 2H.ot
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
Notice for Publication.
United 8tale Land OtHoe,
Oregon City, Ore.. June 111, 1HW2.
Notice Is herebv given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of congress or
June H, 1N7S, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands In the statesof t allfornia. Ore
gou, Nevada,and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the public land states by act
of August 4, 1MB, Sadie Smith, of Indepen
dence, county of Polk, state of Oregon, has
this dav tiled In this office her sworn state
ment No. 57K7, for the purchase of the NEX
of Section No. atin Township No. M. Range
No. 7 W. and will otter proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable lor Its tim
ber or stone than fur agricultural purposes,
and to establish her claim U said laud before
the County Clerk of Polk county at Dallas.
Oregon, on Saturday, the (SOth day of
August, l!i02.
she name as witnesses: H. B. Kelso, of
Independence, Oregon; I. I., .smith, of Inde
pendence, Oregon; Vida Kelso, of Indepen
dence, Oregon; Kilcy Burbank, of Pedee,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
tile their claims in this office on or before
said 3tnh day of August lwi
CHAS. B. MOORKS,
Register.
First pub. June lStth.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1S78
Notice for Publication.
United Ststes Ijind Office,
Oregon City, Ore., June HI, 1!L.
Notice is hereby given 1liat in compliance
with the provisiuns of the act of cougress of
Jiiue:!, 1STS, entitled "An act for I he sale of
timber lands in the states of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the public land states by act.
of August 4, IS!'.'. Vina Kelso, of Indepen
dence, count v of Polk, state of Oregon, has
Ihls day tiled in this office, her sworn state
ment No. "7!'l, for the purchase of the SKi, of
section No. 2i in Township No. Its, Kanae
No. 7 W, and will otter proof to show that
the laud sought Is more valuable for its Um
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish her claim to said land before
the county clerk of Polk county, a l'allas,
Oregon, ou Maturdav, the DO! It day of August,
ma
she names as witnesses: I. I. Smith, of In
dependence, Oregon: Sadie Smith, of Inde
pendence. Oregon; Klley Burbank, of Pedee,
Oregon; H. B, Kelso, of Independence,
Or,gon.
A ny and all rerst ns claiming adversely
the above described lands tire requested to
file t heir claims in this o trice on or before
said SOth dav of August,. Irnsi
t HAS. B. MOOREs.
Register,
First pub. June 34.