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For the Celebration at Independence July 4th.
The IWI. will form on ri street, facing east at 9:30 A M, tt
up D street to 4th ,treet; up 4th street to Monmouth; down Moumou t t o M J ;f Ul, p
up C to the Grove. The IWo wil consist m par as follows: 1 ho Orator I r , , -(l )lout;
parade; the Comical float, and 23 floats of the different business houses.
Programme at the Grove. j
i..;t. Ttv Pr,9 nf D,iv. Hon. P. A. Patterson. Invocation. Key. E. C. . WjRioro. of Mon-
ou h. Quarictte, Th. P. 0. Powell, Alexander J. 1W and .er ; J
Declaration of Independence, E. M. Smith, of Monmouth; Male under
Old fllorv " rowell, Alexander, Powell and Walker. Ca'isthenic Drill I y lo ounj, nuiie , p
dliuonVf C1. D. Simpson, of the Independence
Prof. Lucas, with band nccompamment. Oration of the Day, Hon. L.T. Harris, o j , i
of the Oregon House of Representatives. Male Quartette, "America lorever, 1 ovu-U, Ak xan.n r.
Powell and Walker.
Grand Barbecue at Noon.
Automobile to carry Passengers from Main St. to Grove and Return
Sports begin at 1:30 on Main and C streets. The programme is as follows:
'2nd. TBicycfie ?ace aroundiain square for boys under 12 years of ago carrying an epg in a
t:- i
Team pulling contest without whip swearing permitted. 1 nze fo.
Foot race, 100 vards, free for all. Prize $2.50.
Tony race, 300 yards. Prize $2.50.
Girls, under 14 years of age, foot race, 45 yards. Prize $-.
Ziji Zag race. Prize $2. . 4i .
Obstacle Foot Race, crawling through barrel?, jumping boxes, bars etc. I rizo I....U.
Pie Eating Contest, not to use hands, boys under 13 years of ago. 1 nze 1.
Pealed Oranges, to be eaten swinging on a string, not to use hands, boys under H
Trize $1.
nuse . vmuc&i. x u www. ,7 . . . .
Concert by the liana at tne uranu oiauu on .nam uu 0ma. .
Baseball game called at 3:00 I. M. on the Ball Grounds southwest of town. Two professional
teams have been secured.
Dance in the G. A. R. Auditorium at 8:00 P. M. Grand March led by J. E. Kirkland ami
wife L Damon assisted by a competent corps of men from over the county will act as lloor man
agers. A short concert before the dance by the orchestra. Refreshments served in the hul.
Tickets $1.00; Spectators 25 cents. Lady dancers free.
EXCURSIONS TO INDEPENDENCE AS FOLLOWS:
Motor leaves Corvallis at 8:00 A M Pound trip $1.00
Wells " 8:40 " " " .75
Suvcr 8:50 ' .50
Parker " 0:00 ' .33
Leaves Independence for Corvallis 7:00 P M
Leaves Airlie 8:30 A M for Independence
Dallas 9:30 A M "
Independence for Airlie 4:30 P M
" Dallas 6:15 "
7 , Boat Between Salem and Independence.
Leaves Salem for Independence at 7:30 A. M., 11:00 A. M., 2:00 P. M., 5:30 P. M.
Leaves Independence for Salem at 9:30 A. M., 1:00 P. M., 4;00 P. M.,11:00 P. M.
3rd.
4th.
5th.
6th.
7th.
8th.
9th.
10th.
11th.
vears of age
Hpet'lal.
W. do not mean by this
tion that we sr. lif t,' '
... .....Is bvr the ltumia '
Vlini. (
eorr.-Ton.lent in l't 'k hs'
TKUl'KifK, iar inmi
we know of any olhrr one or the
Kntkupkihk correspondents upon
whom we would Uy the bUuw.
We are united Uml of co-work-on
laboring for the same cause, vis:
fur the promotion ot our county
interest, for the advancement am
prosperity ofoiir county paper and
for the ele vatbn and enlightenment
of our respective lionie Let u
then consider our-elvfi
IneuM rather than rival or com-
.titora in the pro-ecutiou f our
fmt.riial undortakiiiu.
(lur individual aucceaa, as well
aa the aticcena of our paier, dfpmuU
iiimn our united r(T.i'ta 1 hen lei
ua look for the b.-nutiful trait of
character exilin in our allien
rather than iinauine their iVfic
iuiiciea and hold them ii for (ub
lie criticixm.
We do not claim to haye aecured
our nointa by our own unaided ef
forts; fur from it; lor we owe all 01
t'e KubHcriptiona and nearly all of
the iteniH we have secured to the
kimhmu of mr friends and we are
glad to accord to them the honor
that in their due. Neither did it
HIGHLAND.
Jefif Miller has been hauling
shakes from Kings Valley.
C. E. Levena and wife returned
to Vancouver, Wash., last Thurs
day. Rev, Girard, of Spicer. visited at
the home of Chris Peterson Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore were
visiting relatives near Lacomb last
week. !
Alfred Oberson's son and daugh
ter, of Minnesota, arrived here Sat
urday. Wild blackberries are beginning
to ripen, though they are not very
plentiful.
J. M. Tedrow and family have
returned from Corvallis for the
Bummer and are camping at their
hop yard.
The new mail boxes are being
put up through here. The free de
livery of mail will begin next Wed
nesday. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Berry and
son are visiting J.C. Peterson and
wife. They were formerly old
neighbors in Nebraska.
Clay Bush was through here last
week engaging hop pickersA lie
says the bops in the Helmick
yards are better than last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Theadore Cressy,
of San Francisco, and W. G.
Cresey, of Independence, were the
guests of Mrs. P. Shafer last week,
Polk County Dank,
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, - OeaaoN.
J. H. Hawlet, P. L. Campbbll,
President. Vice Pres.
Iba C. Powbll, Cashier.
Paid Capital, aao.ooo.
They Will Move.
II L, Hall and family are to leave
Buena Vista. A 30 acre tract of luml
one mile west of Corvallia, with Kood
improvements, la the prospective home.
The removal will occur in October.
Mr. Hall nurchaHed the oronertv a
short time rko, and Intends to engage
in ilairving, nog raising anu gardening'
giving speciul attention to the cultiva.
Hon of small fruits and strawberries.
The idea of diversified farm 111; Ih
steadily gaining in popularity, and we
prophesy that the lay is not far dis
tant when the beautiful Willamette
vallev will be in verv truth the "tmr
den soot" of the United Ktates. and
that farms devoted to wheat growing
wiu oe aeciueaiy out 01 uate.
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of tlieoouutry tlmu all tniW(j
put Mtrether, ami until n
yr wiw suppo4 14 b ion,,
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Courier-Journal
HENYY WATTERSON,
CDITOS
TEN Oil TWELVE PAGES.
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
$1.00 a Year
REVENUE REFORM
SOCIAL REFORM
MORAL REFORM
Impressing It on H'
With Emphasis
Jm what our Hue laundry wort'
t.. l ho man who In luoauw f
thlnexmillteln color and
Ms linen. Weulm to mshs th
dry work p'rl iu lH-uiy airfa"
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Salem Steam imK
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DisacToas: J. H. Hawley, P. L.
Campbell, I. K. Simpson, J. B. V.
Butler, John B. Stump, I. A.
Withrow, F. 8. Powell.
Tracaaot Oaneral BaJri
ad Ssahaiigs Basiasas.
ADM INISTKATO K'S NOTICE.
Nolle li hereby given tbattlie underKlgncd
ha been duly appointed by the County
Court of Polk County, Oregon, administrator
of the estate ot Henry K. WllllamR, deceased
All pcrsonn Indebted to nald eatate are re
queeted to pay tbe lame to me at once, and
all peraoni having clalmi agalnnt aald en(at
are hereby rVqolrcd to present the name to
me, properly verified aa by law required, at
the office of J. N. Hart, Dalloa, Oregon, with
In alz montha from date hereof.
Dated tbla 29th day of June, 1003,
F. O. KAU,
Adm'r. eatate of Henry Wllllama, deoeued.
i. N, HART, Attorney.
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