Independence enterprise., August 21, 1902, Image 3

INDKrKNDKNf'K KNTKRPIUSE, INDKL'KXUKXCK, OltKCON, AlHiUST 21. 1902.
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STORES AT
Independence and nioninoiiib
Having wemed control uf tl Normal ISooH Store at
Monmouth wtwlh to cull dm attention of the, penphi of I'olk
county llmt AO are now In h jmihIUdii t wrvti them In the
Stationery and Confectionery.
Lines lietier than ever liefore. With our two Htm cm wo run give you
tint ch.ilce of two stocks.
At Our Fountain
Yuit will find tint bel of everything in tin Soda line. Ico Cream In
any iiiHiitity made liotu the pureeicitm.
Per gallon ' l 2 ' Ihilfgsllou 75c
quart "4lle Pint 20e
SPEQAL PRICES IN QUANTITIES.
I Cluster Slumberg li-tt Wfd
day for Portland.
In the M. K. church on Sunday
next Mim M. l.ongaere, formerly of i
Independence, now of Chicago, will
give) everal : solos uikI readings.
The tf v 1 1 j i K servic will consist of
it in 1 1 j - J Mini literary program
given by Ml lyongaere and a
abort iuIiIp'hh by Rev. Dr. FonJ.
Coniliijf Next '1' ii I-Nil ii y.
The attraction to be at the opera
house August 2d will Im Sweeney
i Alvulo .Minstrels with operatic
I ti i H 1 and orchestra. Maiiui;i'ii ico.
II. Sweney and hi excellent at
t ruction has mi't with financial
' mii'CcM everywhere they have ap-1
I penred, till of which is sullicient
guarantee that the show id firnt-
if Cbe Best fence on eartb. f?
Oh, yo! Oh, ye! Ye loyers of peace and proserity, g'xsl "J
'm neighbors nd good stock, and the certainty of harvesting whero m
S you ow. 1 h above blessing awl many other can ins enjoyed by JJ
r'tai:iii)( your old fencing with one of the brut woven wiro fence on j.
"m certb. r,
:S THE PAGE FENCE - 2-
Ik one of the ltt commercial fence on tbe market. It turns every-
2 thliiK hut wind ami WHter And thu Utnolmaii fence, built to fit J,
your xrininil, turnn rhickenv, piH, I u 1 1 m and horw-i. The only "J
fence on ilu- market with barb wire for et-lvaife, top and bottom Sfc
JJ For cale by JJ
: J. E. WILLSON. - Independence. :
.'tHB. Tb nrena haa U...1...1 t ),, num lr of In.iian War Vetera.,!; Arant, Monmouth;
Uttnu-tioi. with iiiiMoiixhl forcoiu.!"'"1. l,"'ir '" ' il' i" Kay, Zena; Mr.
I . .i tl...ii ruuii.fhi'a i..ntihi.a u ml t-ciiiirl !
i tiliiiieiitiiry iioMivh lor every act " .etia
Mi- Edith
Lou II. Ilav,
ADDIT10NAU LOCALS.
M r. O. I). Hiulor a jmsoo'ii
gcr Hdtunlfiy to Newport.
Dr. W, I?rovn returnml Kii
tiny .liaving been at Newport a
week.
Win. McMillan, nf Monniouth,
wiib ii jiiiHKetitJur on the ttort''Uuntl
trniti Monday afternoon.
H. S. l'ortwood, of Monmouth,
who has been at the count a couple
of month, returned home Friday.
Mm. N. K. Saereand Mr. L. K.
Kenoe. of Fulton, MinHouri, ate
here oil a visit to their intcr, Mrs.
E. H. Jauiicon.
MisrtKdnii Hurnett, ol Indepen
dencf, ic viniting with her brother
HuruoH r.urnttt. of thu (luard.
Eugon Rogiater
Eugene ('ttttron, after spending
Sunday with his wife and mother
at Monmouth, returned to Eastern
Oregon Monday.
Mrs. J. E. Shinn and children,
who have been visiting relatives
here several weeks, left Friday for
their home in Idaho.
Mr.-Williams, Mrs. Hedgepitth
and Mies Robinson, of Portland,
werci visiting in ItMleiiendence and
Airlie several days Die past week.
Prof. B. F. Mulkey relumed to
Ashland from Monmouth Tuesday.
His family will join him in a short
time and will reside at the Nor
mal, says the Ashland Tidings.
Rev. W. N. O'Kelley, of Mon
mouth, has been confined to the
house the past week with small
pox. It is in a very light form
and a strict quarantine is kept. .
At Wagoner's two pairs of line
candy scales and several ice cream
dishers for sale reasonable. Good
for family or hop yard use. We
o,tn also furnish peanuts and ice
cream for hop yard use.
A letter received at this office
from Geo. A.Forbes, professor of
nhvsical culture, linds htm at
Winnebago City, Minnesota, pre
vious to his departure for Chicsgo.
where he finishes special work in
the university. From there he
wil come to Monmouth about Sep
tember 1st. He states that if any
literature about the Willamette
valley is sent him he will be
pleased to distribute it. .
V, W. Irvine returned Wednes
day from San Francisco.
We take the following from the
Observer of this week: "It is re
Krtei that Ex-SherifT J. (i. Van
Orxdel will open a real estate ollice
! in Dallas in the near future. He
will handle all kinds of timber and
ranch land." ,,Auro Ford,
who has been clerking in Waller
Williams' cigar store, has secured a
position in the ISe Hive. Frank
Krsey is now clerking for Mr.
Williams.".... '..'Richard II. Mc
Carter, of Buena Vista, and Miss
Fannie Wright, of Linn county,
were married at the home of Rev.
W. W. Davis, in Albany, Wednes
day, July IIO."
i i... : i f- . ti I until tri ill fiuiilltilfit-irf'IH'ml 111. f
ami every nove.vy, .nciuuing an -j " - 3r(1 rfuIe certificates Merton
members of the company uitro-1 '" . , j ,. n r.-. ii-.um .
duced. The olio is headed bv the! motion f I. L. Hedges the J Ellis, Falls City; Miss Edith Mo'.t-
following artir.1 who are special j secretary was instructed to .trans-; gornery, Falls City; Miss Liim
features: Koscoe & Sims. Musical mlt a c,,py ff theee proceedings to Stou(reI.( AnA
Kings; Frank Ray, Blackface C ,m-, the cewspapers with... the state;
ediau; The Howards. SiKing and 1 l-'est to publish same. . Papers sent to other counte
nancing (Jouiedians; The Valdares. I (,n K'1'11"" the meeting adjourn- Miss Mabel Wheelock of Monmouth
the Wond-rful Acrobats; ( ;juio ' ed to meet at Salem on WeineHday, to slierinan county; Miss Effie
Kosetti. Operatic Tenor with illus-1 u,;l",H'r J- " "; ,
trate.1 somrs. Those with six com- War veterans are cordially invited
:,...ra m,.l i'r,f 1 to attend.
I5kn Hayde.v, Chairman.
J. II Cooi'EH, Secretary.
For Sale.
210 acres of hill land nearPedte
Valley. Low price, easv terms.
C. W. Paoktt.
Pedee Oregon.
six singers
Maurer's t)M'ratic Baml and lr
chestra will lead the Golf Parade
at noon on day of show. Don't
fail to witness it. Reserved seats
now on sale at Locke's drug store.
Prices, 25, .'! and .) cents
Indian War Vfterjuis.
IsiiEi'KNriKXi'K, Or., Aug. 10. 02. j SuccchkIiiI Teachers.
At an adjourned meeting of the
Indian war veterans of IS,", and I following are the successful ap-
IH5t; held at Independence August i plicants for county papers for ; school . Collece of Literature . ci-
lfi. PJU2. the following proceedings j teachers' certificates: jenceand Arts, College of Science a id
were had: j ra,a n,.riif!,'atp MissJesKie i KmrineeriiiL'. Universitv Acadeuiv
M. Wilson. Airlie, Or.; Mrs. Kleber ! 8cho01 of Muic. ficho01 of Medicine;
Wood, of Salem; Miss Cora Phil-i Sc,!J' of , ttW- ,. . ., . , ,
' Tuition free, excepting in schools of
lips, Salem; Misti Susie G. Uransan, ! L)1W( Mejieine and Music. (Incidental
Plankinton, of Falls City, to Uma
t:lla county; Miss Myrtle Gardner,
of Rick reall, to Yamhill county.
14 applicants for state papers.
Will receive grade about Sept. 10
Cbe University of Oregon
KUGEN'K, OREGON.
The first Semester, Session 1902-3,
opens Wednesday, September l"!h.
The following Schools and Colleges are
comprised in the University, tiradu-
On motion of Major Jas. Bruce,
of Benton county, Ben Hayden was
chosen chairman.
On motion of James Hays, of
Corvallis, J. R. Cooper, of lnde-
Sheridan.
(fee !), fHudeul-Body tax 2.50 per
pen.lence. was cnosen secretary. 2nd grade certificates Mr. Scott! year.) Cost of living from $100 to $200
secretary instructed to com-j "v','. ' ,. '
municate with all the county clerks I Me fMiin Miner, iwias;
within the state and nscertain the! Ralph MB, Dailas; Miss Joyce
Registrar of the University,
EUGEXE, OREGON.
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NOTICE THIS.
No. 1.
Farms and Stock: RanchesPor Sale.
102J acre's north from Lewisville, on county road, at $20 per acre. cash, balance on time at t per cent; fair house and barn
A snap for $7,500.
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No. 2. 2S!) acres, ijood farm, good house and barn, line orchard, good water, on county road,
nee on time at 0 per cent.
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No. 3. 100 acres, north from Independence, fair house, 2 barns, good water; all plow land and under good fence, Price, $35 per
acre; ' caMi, balance on time at tt per cent.
No. 4. 2M acres, 2 miles south from Lewisville, fair house, 2 small barns, some fruit trees ; 50 acres in fall wheat, 17 acres hop yard,
00 acres lare and small timber. Price, $22 ler are.
No, 6. N K U' of Sec. .1, in Tp !, S It (1 Westof the Willamette Meridian, Polk county, Oregon, all under pood fence, old house and
barn, gome fruit trees ; 25 acres can be plowed ; 8 miles H V from Dallas, 0 miles from Falls City ; price, $1040. , cash, balance two or
four years time, 8 per cent iuterctt; tine w ater and a bargain.
No. 0. M2 acres, went one mile from Lewisville, 2 good barns, old house, no good, fine orchard, good water ; 40 acres set to red clover,
besides 1 10 acres farming land, all under good fence. Price, f Hi per acre cash. Balance timber and pasture.
No. 7. 2t0 acres, stock farm, southwest from Lewisville 8 miles, fine stock barn, good box house, small orchard, on county road
Price, $10 per acre; Jj down ; balance on one or five years time at (i per cent.
No. 8. 102 aoies stock ranch, J2 good, barns, small box house, 80 acres, plow land, 7 miles west from Lewisville, on county road. Trice
and terms same its No. 7.
No. B. 172,'J acres, stock ranch, west 8 miles from Lewisville, on county road, 40 acres in cultivation, all under good fence, joins 7
and 8. Price and terms same.
No. 10. 208 acres, 70 in cultivation, balance tiniler and pasture, watered by springs and creek, no buildings. Price, $3,200. J,
down and balance on time at 6 per cent. This is on county road. '
No. 11. 85 acres, Hue bottom laud, all can be plowed, no buildings, fenced all around. Price, $25 per acre. 2 miles X W of Airlie.
No. 12. 1 15 acres, 20 acres plow land, balance hill and pasture, good water, new house and barn. Price, $20 per acre. 2 miles from
Airlie, northwest.
No. 18. 11 acres, nil prairie land, fine as iu the county, uo buildings, fenced on 3 sides, on county road. Price, $40 per acre, cash.
No 14f 300 acres, 5 miles north from lewisville, on county road, fair bouse, good bam and orchard, water, creek and springs. Price,
45,UlH). 1, down, balance on time.
No. 15. 222 acres, north from Lewisville, on county road, 90 acres farming land, small house and barn, some fruit trees, fine water,
good large oak timber, all under fence. 1'iice and terms, $4,500. Including 3 of crop now growing, .'B cash down, balance on time at
tl per cent.
No. 10. I.'i2 acres, N W from Lewisville, on county road, house 10 x 24, rooms 4, barn 30 x 40, and other buildings, all fenced, 35
acres in cultivation, J acre orchard, tine water. Price, $1080, s cash, balance on 2 years time at 0 per cent.
No. 17. 120 acres, 8 W from Lewisville, small house and barn, 2 acres in prunes. Price, $10 per acre; $S0O cash, balance on time at
(i per cent.
No. 18. 100 acres, 8 W from Lewisville, on county road, 35 acres level and in cultivation, 80 acres slashed aud seeded to tame grass,
2 barns, good new house, good orchard, fine water, house has 9 rooms with ell, a good bargain at $21 per acre. cash at time of sale,
balance on time at 6 per cent.
These are only a portion of the ranches I have listed for sale. N w, if you want a farm or stock ranch, telephone, write or come
and see me at Loinsville, Tolk county, Oregon. I would be pleased to meet you at Airlie Station with team and show these farms to
vou. I remain respectfully,
V H.S.Smith.
' Lewisville, Oregon.