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IM Fn-NPKNCH KNTKIirmSK, INDEPBNDBSCT., OIEOON, JI.-I.V 51, IM'2.
Our Mid-Summer Vacation
Remnant and!
SALE!
FUOM JLTLY SO TO AUGUST 9.
CLEARANCE
OUR BARGAIN COUNTER .luring tl,c, two we,k' ale will l, loaded with all kind of good at greatly reduced ,,.
OUK UYKOwi nMnai,,!, summer good hefore our new fall stock arrive..
We want all
Summer SKirts
We nllVrdurifiH thi "' our
J(li! wniht for
n Skirts. Our entire line
20
7-V
4 .1"
I. fW ""H;i
j mi l OO i
Tln'i-f are bargain.
IllUSt g0.
Crush
63c
Linen
73c
88c i NV01
1 00 j Cotlo
1.251 At reduced prices.
Shirtwaists. Ladies Low Shoes
... . . .. ..r.i t..f, ,.v..r !Veoiri.rmirMilire line of Oxford ! We have made ft good reduction.
0 11111" II II" "I Ml' "" j
Shoe at exactly half price uur
ing thin sale.
2,-)c j 11.00 Oxford fur
:is!
Hfc l.ru
it. k; , -r.
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2.00
.2 50
Remnants
Of all kinds
Drei-s Goods
Percales
Calicos
Uiblwr.ft
These will le one of the features
of our
Two weehs sale.
Sahlin Corsets
Tbi U the corset without a hce.
They are comfortable, durable and
healthy. We enjoy a good trade
on them, but want more in u-e. Try
one at our sale price.
F. A. Bouty,
Independence, Oregon.
State normal School,
hi. Fir
l;nl ; or
MONMOUTH. ORE.
(.Militates oMIiehehool are In constant
ilritiatul at alaritii ranKin from 140 Ui
ltHI -r month. Htn.W'iit. lake the mate
examination lrinir Ou-ir course in the
m-lmnl ami are j.reparetl to receive state
certitifiiie on graduation. hxiH,niH'" range
from l-M to -r year. Strong Normal
.-onra and well equipped Tramnm IVpart
..Urn....iit. The fall term open September
. ,. i.i..... R n. HESSI.EK. Prwf
eat-aUiirtiecontaliiinK lii'i iiii'iriiiiinoo
J. II. V. M'TI.KK, Secretary.
Notice.
I have a few registered bucks
that nre ejUra fine, also some
high bred not registered. Prices
according to quality.
J as A. Grkssby
Two miles north of Indepen
dence.
East Thro'
San Francisco
If vou aro in no special hurry let us sug
gent that you go East via San Francisco. It
cost no more than hy one of the "direct" lines.
The ride through the Willamette valley is
interesting, Mt. Shasta is beautiful, San Fran
cisco is the most fascinating of American cities,
Salt Lake is a good place to spend a day. Then
there's the trip through Colorado nothing like
it on earth. At Denver you take the Burling
ton and go east on a finely equipped train, re
ceiving the best of service
A. C. SHELDON,
General Agent
100 Third St., Portlannd, Ore.
iilllllllUiUli
L(jtoj
Bueni. Vista. j
Robert Hodge and wife, visited
over Sunday at the Jake Nash)
home.
i
Frank Cole, of Corvallis, havej
moved to Buena Vista aid will
assist Ilastus Peterson on his ranch.
Runert Hall, ioruierly of this
nlnoe. ia renorted as just recovering
from a six weeks' siege of typhoid
fever at Oregon ' uy.
Tnln! Wells, a signal corps
officer at 0. A. C, Corvallis, was in
Buena last week, en route to um
Albany encampment.
AfnaA Milnnr. of the Pinkerton
rwaMivA AwBiiev. Portland, was
in Buena Vista the last of the week
en route to Albany.
Ttr.V.oi-t. 1IeTon and little
1U IOi ww. -
lnn rrivpd Saturday from Oregon
City for a visit witn relatives.
Vn.vx.mna nnrtieH from here went!
Aihanv rlnrinff the 0. N. G. en-;
campment and report a pleusantj
time.
R. P. Hall and family, of Oregon
City will, it is stated, be among the
hop-pickers in this section. Mr.
Hall is to dry hops for G. A.Wells.
The task of re-shingling the M.
E. church was completed Tuesday
by Bryan Nixon.
Von hv i tunned to 224 cts. per
dozen ill the local market. The
I Buena bens should takejnotice.
j REPORT OF THE CONDITION
INDEPENDENCE
NATIONAL BANK.
At ImleiHMidenee, in the State of Ore
gon, at the close of business,
July IS, 1902.
atcsoracKH.
. Polk countv , Oregon, a the time and
piiioe when said final account and rep-re
will be heard. All persons in ten led in -aid
estate are reqaeted toapir al iwiaiimB
and make ol.ject Ions, U any Ihry have, why
Kuril account and report Hhnuld not he al
lowed a nd the administratrix be dlchntel
Irom uch trust. Xhlsatith day of June l!ti.
1SABKLL srKfcl.K.
AdmlnlKti-atrlx ol the. esUW of Joseph
Miller, dewaed.
Bill ler and t'oad, attorney for estate.
Klrxt pub. June 'MM
Uwn and diKcouiitu 4
overdraft., necored and unsecured - ,
V. . Bonds to secure circulation
Stuck, securities, etc. -Baiiklnii-huuse,
turnlture and flxtures
Other Real estate owned
Due from Nat'l Banks (not Reserve tf
Due from wwte Banks and bankers -Due
from approved reserve agents
Checks and other cash Henii
Notes of other National Banks
Prst'tlonal paper currency, nickels and
, cents - " '
Lawn-1. Monkv Rkskhvk is Bamk. via
sjwcie - - - - si.ra
LeuaMender notes -.
Redemption fund with V. H. Treasurer.
(S percent ofclrculstlon)
lrj 4.1
4.18 t:
12,500 00
1,017 85
17.9X! 31
30,300 00
SN 33
iXI 17
iiA'.t
14
) 00
157 04
75
S 00
Total
30l,7lVt 90
LIABILITIES.
50.000 00
10,000 00
1
Ml 8
, 00
HIS 00
tOT.SiM l
21.279 10
Capital stock paid it
Kurplu fund - "
Cn.livl.led proflls, less expenses and
taxes paid -National
bank notes outstanding -
Dividends unpaid -
I lullvtdual deposits subject to check
Demand i-ertltlcales of deposit -
Total
Mlale of Oreuon.
County of Polk, i
I, C. W. Irvine, Lsliler of the above-named
bank, i solemnly awear lhat the above statement
is true to the bet of my knowledge and belief.
t: w. IRVINE, Cashier.
Bohsorlbed and sworn to before me this 21st day
,,, , J. V. KlBKl.ANU.
4 totaKcT Attest: Notary Public.
n W. stissl
H. hiksi hhihii S Directors
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
Notice for Publication. t
United 8ta.tea Land Office,
Oregon City, Ore., June 10, IWJ.
jNotice is nereoy pi "v .u .
with the provisions of the act of congress or
June,lt7S. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands In the state of . allfornla. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, aa
extended to all the public land slate by act
of August 4, 189-.'. Sadie Smith, of Indepen
dence. county of Polk, state of Oregon, liaa
this dav Bled In this fcfflce her sworn state
ment No. 577, for the purchase of the N h. V
of tSd tion No. 2H In Township No. 9 S, Range
No 7 W. and will offer proof to show that
the land sought Is more valuable lor Its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish her claim to said land before
the Countv Clerk of Polk county at Dallas,
Oregon, o'n Saturday, the ;th day or
Arihefcnaines as witnesses: H. B. Kelso, of
Independence. Oregon; I. I,. Smllh. ol Inde
pendence. Oregon; Vlda Kelso, ot indepen
dence, Oregon; Kiley Burbank, ol Pedee,
"In'vand all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested io
tile their claims In this office on or belore
said 3.1th day of Augon jm. MOnRESi
Register.
First pub. June 19th.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878
Notice for Publication.
fSKALj
, I KSt M nr. R" ,
a. NKI.SON
Legal Notices.
M.S.GOFF
lS Light Transferring a apeclalty.
m. -t ........ t.iut .tut ri, A lieW light
dray Bnil woulil solicit a part ot
i- .. .-,to I., lli rlrnv bllsinesst
xa join u .
OTICi: OF FINAL SETTLE-NEXT.
Notice Is hereby given tlmt I. the uuder
signed adminlstiatrlx have filed In the
county court my final account ,'.'5"rld "
the matter of the esinte of Joseph Mlllei.de.
iened. and the Hon. J. K. sibley. county
judge of Polk county, t regon wherein said
I lte"ls Vtidlng. has fixed the 4th Any ot
August. I '"' llour" U- o A. M.
of M d dav, at the county court house in Dal.
rolled Stales Land Office,
Oregon City, ore., Juue HI, 1H02.
Notice is hetvbv given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act ol ctmgress ot
June a. ks, entitled "An act .for t he sa e of
timber lands in the states ol California. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, as
extended to all the public land staUsb act
of Augusts, 1I2. Vina Kelso, ol lodepen
denceVcouiitv of Polk, state or Oregon. "Tiaa
this dav filed In tbla office her fvrnslate
ment No. .71, for the purchase of the S-KV, or
5i,HUIon No. 2tl in Township No. s, Range
No. 7 W. and will offer proof to show that
', ...J k. Uhmhf for its ilm-
beror stone than for agriculture purjwses
and to establish her claim to said land belore
the countv clerk of Polk county, af Pallas.
Oregou, on Saturday, the sothdayo August,
''she names as witnesses: I 1. Smith, of In
dependeme, Oregon; wadie Smith, of "de
pendence. Oregon: Riley Burbank. of Pedee.
Oregon; H. B. Kelso, of Independence,
Auv"nd all persons claiming adversely
the above-described Inuds are requested to
tile their claims in this office on or belore
said :th dayof Augustai r oom.
Register.
First pub. June 2K.
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