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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1903)
I I Monmouth Correspondents 1 i I " . ' i I . 4 The Misses Smith returned from Newport last week. 1 W'.V. Fisher is building' n ad dition to his house. P. L. Campbell, of Eugene uni- versity, was in town .Mouuay. A long pull, a strong pull and all pull together is what makes a town. V. Cornette, of Condon, Ore, was in the city last week. He pre fers Eastern Oregon to the valley. Fred Huber leads off in the mat- m 1 11. .A..alp!nlT TIlA ter oi suiewai it-r'""'' place present an excellent appear ance. Trof. L. A. Kobinson has return ed from a summer's outing, and is now preparing for the coining echool year. Hop-picking is interfering with threshing, and severs threshers have had to suspend operation be cause of scarcity of help. Walter Adams and A. J. G rover, i..i- r Marshal. Illinois, were JBIQ'J v !n Xfonmouth this week yen to a - They expect to locate here. Nearly all have returned from the coast and mountains and now are in the hop yards. The latter place affords a place of profitable recreation. About the homes of Mrs. John Nichols. Rev. Siewert and I. F. M. Butler the grass has been cut and bnrn'ed. It is an example that many other premises should fol low. Tom Boothby is hauling lumber for his new barn. Miss Erma Hall leflf' this week to teach at Blalock, Eastern Ore gon. n . 1 1 fa inilo Mrs. a. s. aiu.aey . ig left this week for their home at Ashland. Mr. Denny visited his father at i..v,l Cr,flav and touna mm I t I i 1 C i kfuuwuj very feeble. Ed Bedwell is "stepping high" over the arrival oi a ooy av u. home last week. hoD-nickers, from 6VW J the Cooper yard, spent Sunday at their homes here. Mrs. Hattie. Whitney returned last week from a visit with rela tives at Butteville, Marien county. Quite a number of prospective Btudents have been here and en gaged rooms for the com'ing school year. fri Frank Boothbv and aunt, Mrs. McCoy, of Portland, came up last Friday and are occupying the Getz house. H. Best is not a vtfry big man, but be Mi '-immense"' since a turn of events has sudueniy mv.. him "Grandpa." Mr. Daniels returned from a trip south on Monday, and brought his family home from tneir uu.u. - outing at Sulphur spring. - days later. It would eeem that some en terprising man or woman could not invest a small amount in any better way than a few small four or five room cottages. Small houses are always in demand and especially during the school year. A Boy's Wlll Hide for Life. With family around expecting him to ... til tultn die, and a son riamg ir mo. . . to gel Dr. King's New Discover, for Consumption. Coughs, aud Colds, W. . t r Tjwnvllle. Iud.. endured . ... fmm Htbma: but MM wonderful medicine glvea Inataot relief .1... EI., wtrltju..1! and soon curea ". " -now Wp soundly every night." Like uiarvelou cure of Consumption. Tneu nionla, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung trouble. Uuarautml hn.tli 50o aud 11.00. Trial bottles free at A. 8. Lock's drugstore. 8UVEK. Everybody ironi here is picking hops. Ed Ruef, of HaUm, was in Suver Tuesday. The warehouse is kept busy all day now taking in grain. The rain stopped the thresh ing and bop-picking Saturday. t r Tarunn "our merchant, is r. .... . - , getting on his fall stock of goods. Mrs Rslcftr. of Portland, is visi ingher mother, Mrs. II. Christian r, MiiTfiftld. of Corvallis, visit -.A Vtnp sinter ftAtnrlftV and Sunday CU C J - I 1 1 .i . fi ttAtifa It will be another week belore we necessary y .j--" Lnnnlm anil mado their in is all thresued in inis vicinity. nn Tinker returned to Portland last week, after a two weeks' visit with relatives. Mro Mintia KaiHer. of Junction City, was visiting her sister, Mrs. II. Frum, last week. rA on1 Mav Maxfield. of In- dependence, visited at the home of II. Maxfield, Sunday. n w Vnrpat. and wife have mov- J, 1W 1 ed to 8alem. and Oreo Bagley has moved on tneir piace. iTafl onrl Mahle Brown were call ed to Salem Wednesday, as Mr. Brown, who is there, is worae. Morar.nl Saver is milkine twelve or fifteen cows and sends tne cream to the Independence creamery He says' that it pays very well. ' fi. R. nebrbas, D.D-S Monmouth Dentist Over P. O. Monmouth. Mrs. James Dalton and children. of Hums, are visiting her Mr. Flickengor. This is her fin vinit to Suver in seven years. The boys with u threshing crew took one of th. hoys out snipe hunting last ,UJ he held the sack till mn-o v in the moaning. . 1 gallon Acorn syrup, 4 Pn at Douty's. 1 . Votlnir Otiaeiialitp. Thousands of unnaturalir-d alien vote at every election. It is only necessary that tney .. declare their intention to become citizens. Then if they have been in this country from six months to two years, the time varies in the twelve states with alien voters. .w- n to the ik)Us with na- tive-born Americans and cast their t, rxaht ta.vote is a gift from the atate, on the conferring or with holding of which there is no limita tion Bave that contained in the fif teenth amendment to the Constitu- ... Ct tlon. That says that tne suurK mav be denied to no one on ac count of race, color or any pre vious condition or serviiuuo. in .,. .roiu nt the discretion allow- bll 7 Vavtviwv t A ir. ilm atates. Conneticut, for in- V A w " tsnce, has required tnai von- must not only be citizens ot the iTnit. States, but that they must also be able to read English. In Mississippi voters rami no cwihh-, and must he able to read or to un derstand the Canstitution; whwas in Nebraska an alien who ntd haye been in the United States only six months, and who, thirty days before election, declared his intention of becoming a citizen, mav vote, whether he can read j English or even speak it. In the great majority ot states voters must be citizens, and in all !-. atatpa the unices exercise wide i iiiu ,-.-- y a - discretion in admitting to ci'izon- I i 1 ship those aliens who have uvea v mtrminrv five vears in the country, and mado their declara tion of intention to Income citizens at least two years before apj.lying for their final papers. Not long ago a judge iu Albany, New Yoik, rejected the application or mxiv aliens on the ground that the men .nnlfl not sneak Enelish. "When Ladies Watches f7.'j5, 8.7.", 11.25, 13, 14 .:, 15, 20.75, 21, 25..p0 iik1 !' Gents' Watclies $0, S, O.GO, 11, 12 7."., 14, Hi (111(1 tip. Thee Wntche. tlH for Ihom.elve.. Give (hem n chnnco by comlnjj "Alarm Clocks! I 85c, $1.00, $L25, $1.50 and $1.75. O. A. Kramer Co. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS tmlenendence, -:- Oregon Polk County Bank, INCORPORATED. Monmouth, - Ossoon. J. II. Hawlit, President, P. I Campbbi, Vice Pres. Iba C. Powhll, Cashier. Paid Capital. 30,ooo. T 1J T1.1a P T lJIBBOTORB; j. mm.. , . Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J. B. V. , B. i'OWBII. Butler. Withro w, F. THE INDEPENDENCE NAJKDNAL BAN CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000.00. . A Hit AM KF.li'ON, VirtPltiiJ nSKU,ae,lUwiiVisK " . 1 . .-.i i in ..tip. B; A R.m.r.1 Unking an.l .''" id I rnrreal-w I. L. SMITH, " Wholesale Beer and Cigar Dealer. Having taken out wholesale lleen.e, I can now K ail ler and (V in. sr mi anus n-jyus jm whiskeys. fMMAlf C Street. - - Indcpcnacncc, Another judge, in the exercise of his discretion, may admit thon re jcted candidates to citizenship, but vh'ise people who believe that foreigners should live liero long , V,oa i,f.n in this country Unounh to understand American IJ J ' ' i 1 - ,..:. l, I.. ruiw rtmitlt lit llfl m to talk our janguage, in uv ujmn- j viiuugu u - ion he ia not fit to be admitted! it Ungual will M that much to citizenship, and it cordingiy. I will act nc- ....I w.tmtntioil In ech ...lll In fftifl (one in wuniy ri'. - ; j .nt and Jverti-e o-i wealthy business lu.e ol olU ' ' ... .... . ..I.llt!,m.i1. all PyWt Willi H'I4"T ' , rt. .llroct each Wein.ly Irom H .... In mil!. nlllci'S. !Iori.o an.l cmK its language will leel t.mt i..(lll,rw,w,1 w,h.. CukW. can be sa.d in dcfensH of the stand , 8 c,(pi0 which the Aiunny juoge nn inn.eii. WanfuL-evoral rre H coroiugij. -i A V - I. - 7 .TranMM Oaoecal Drafti eold available throughout the United SUtea and Canada, 3 6 3 5 3 V," . i''S . 1 3r 4; Joi;e Tzs a ? A new heating stovo this fall? Woll, f have it for you. Wo never beforo hd 80 ...,., fn,,,.. i tnl- vonr Holeclion- JMUllJr IIVMU n HIVII Hlrv j - The sales have alrondy Vmgun on them. Ju had hcttcr como in enrly while our stock complete. Wo lmvo this yoar the Wilson Sellmoro Air-tight houters which take loss foo than any other stovo mnuo. . f .5Sr n n Dl "i . II If I I. AM I
