i
A ftplettdld Flat Of Fir ila.
The tunny peraonal frttuda ut Mr. K.
C. Hall, uow of Moacow, Idaho, but late
tt Burn Vnta. Or,, will to lilfawd t
loara of bit Rood forlun in getting pop
ration of a fold of ground wuicta rroni
iM to to riob in Bre opal. Tut mil
m located on a ranch owned by Mr.
Cleo Fatteraou. well-to-do widuw ladv
of Momww, and m diicoTtrtd by ooi
daut, to to atwak. Mr. raltaraon haJ
win man to work dmilug wll, wben , , daa.
tuco Irvine romntttiHl M MtMlmivllle
and lcliltf clerk In tlto itnw tvivntly
purvlmtwd by lila fUtlior.
Pvviml ldk comity lvn aro atk'iid
a wliou. Ht Ami Arbor, Mloli., mid
w arc anrry to Warn tlmt the
student r ImvIuk trouble with lli
militia. Apltolied UittUi nwnllyots
ourrvd Mwwu thviii.
Ito. 1), V. Foiling it vlKilmn bit bri
tli Ke. 0. P. IVIImir. t I.aFitjrft.0,
auiall lad happening along diHivrd
a peculiarly briuht pebble- iparkling
Muouipt tb unearthed debrla, aud o pu
eubmitting the atout to mi prt muior
oWgiat for inspection it wu found to to
ran tod beautiful ipeoiweu of the fir
owl. Torn ar ouljr two other mniea f
thia kind oo the. American continent, one
Our jovial friend Lnytou .Smith wtilio
at to mendou that b i in town. V do
to with pleasure.
Jm, V Lawrcuc cuine orr from L'
lluKlk ltut Mndiy, ami it doing our
oitv for ft tow ilave
MIm Clam Irvine, tio in uwintiir
ELEIT1UC FIXTURES.
TMEY ARE RAPIDLY DISPLACING THE
OAS CHANDELIER.
of which it located in 0orgi IWIry wlwia, BuiiitayfU lu.K
other In Meifco. "" "
MrJHall realiiins the aiguitWnet. of I Marah Mvrwin got bin ankle badly
tha Bud at one kmwd fifty acre of the apramwl wbila having a fritniilly ttiaale
around for a term of year. Further in- with tome of the boy on Munday of lllia
- veatigatioo rwaled the faot that nunier- week,
out ledgea ot opal beanag qunrta were
hidden beneath the eoil atadtptb of only
a few feet, while iu many lMtaaoea"orop
ping"wew plainly iibla along the
enrface .The Bud la aaid to to a valuable
one. and Mr, Hall aud Bona are perfect
ing arrangement to lyitematioally work
the vine. Mr. l 0. Uall (one ot the
ownertottbe mine) atopped into our a f Tbnad r uoiiara u
uwliin utnnt4rtum" on last Thuradu rt4 la Tk.lr Mului(n - Th
h,l ..1.1 nivMi nnr arilinif deak aevl Amtaal TeU UUUy4 la Tfcl Da'
era! ipeoituena ot tbwe rare and beauti. HaA Or.wif ladaMry.
ful gem. We abould lik to deai'TiDe k With the urofrnwa of Interior electric
our reader Juat how theee magmfloent lighting and the gradual diiapiiearaiice
eryatala appeared to n. but iniuglnatloo of ga Illumination In theatre, hotel
tail ua. and w ahall tow to content and private dweUinjr ha com a nw
ourelve with every proiodeori,tiuo. It might iJimt to calM an
" . . ,i . . art, or at hat an ally of an art, for It
Two ot the .pec.nu.n. were . tan the atu,ntlin of
and oomnionplaee-one, a while eryahU. tnJ ctiM forth mm9 ot upbeat
and the otber radiating a pale eonrlel l deiguor,
color; but the third ou wu a "gero of Thi new iiiilimtry is the uianufitrtur
pureit ray aerenH-a magmfloent little of electric light flxtoree. Only two or
Mpphir gliateniog in tto iinliiibl witb wre yean ago waa in iu inianry
.ii n ii kn i,. ,u,k.. v. Today it ha reached an ImporUnc al
. . fc . v mot a great a electric lighting ltaetf,
took the rook, la which th crj.tnl waa , . ,,,,, ,,.?. , invt.
bntoddd,lu our band and b.-ld itnpao mwt n, gm ehjMld-ltor u mym.
tto ray ot light could nnpringe to beat eejingtogira ,,1, ui the electrolier,
advtntage opon the (parkling little gem. and if th present raia of progmai I
W turned it around and adjuated it to naintained the electrolier may be een
thia and that Doaition ot the amiliaht. In th dwelling of lrou of very moil
.ml hh.,lJ. a Dhonomenon of nntare, erate mean. It may to the rlluiu in
, , . ' , i.,.ii t.. -.i the adt ance wluch made the candle and
miracle ui wuuuiwui . , u , . ,
...... . . i - , , , the oil lamp irive way to ga.
aciuiiuaiea ana bio-. w..u . vm lm M flf)w eUm u(
Tyreandjea. l oon th fUrauig nrfo Ugh, fllture- wwt tmpi)rtwl cult)fly
of that unall piece ol cryU ot larger from France. Amorionn companliw man
than your finger uail, played all tlie mil-1 ufacturod a oliwa of pUin good which
lion of ethereal ware which go to make failed to aattafy the wealthy, and were
no the varied and wondron beautv of for othew. All thi U cluwge.1
the ambient world. lie who can read
aright the dory of the opal' glowing
aurfece is wiaor than a Solomon, and caa
anlv the cause of all the life and light
and beauty of the universe.
The Chilian Maillclaa Company.
Theooniedy troupe which accompan
le th above oompnny, and ha been
performing in thi city for tlx lust ten
day, gave their Oual exhibition Id Inde
pendence ou last Suturdny evening.
ibe ipecial foature of th entertainment
waa th perfi'rmanoe of LeOoropte, "the
Br king". Mr. LeOompte i a clever
comedian a well aa a skillful mngioinn
Kuma nf hli nerforrannnea enra anita am-
touishmg to th uninitiated, for instance nP"'K which used to manufacture
u. 1-..1 i,.i Ki. h Soodt Ulterior to the rrmich arUcle, are
" " "7". , , ' now consoliJated, and many of the best
luuiu uu. . .,uij v,tm v, ruuuiua j. French employed by them.
on hi tongne, end holding a red hot iron It appear Just now that the American
between hi teeth, etc Dr. Belchej are a little ahead of the French aud ICn-
rendered Shammy O'Brien in a very sat- glib in tills new art Dot the American
ttfaclory manner. The doctor is a olever IT1 fr '"" being convinced of
elocutionist as well as a nlensiim saenker. I . Th Vanderbilta and many
now. The American archltectnr and
the American artint bav taken np the
matter of Interior electric ughting, and
the electric light fittings hare become
part and parcel of architecture, Tim fit
tings are designed to suit the style of the
architecture, and they cover many pe
riod,
ABT IN Titf Bl oi.vtse.
Sou of these are the Koiuanesiiue,
the renaitaanc (French and Italian
Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XVI, th
Empire, Adams (English style), Colo
nial (American) and the Nineteenth cen
turv revival of the renainuuice in Die
floral period. The mnterials of the fit
tings are chiefly wrought iron, bras and
copper hammered.
Three or four milium dollar are in
vested in the bnsinim The American
The opera ball was crowded and the vast
audienc appeured to to well pleased
witb the entertainment.
Ad exchange hit discovered that a
poor girl bos to be awfully good looking
to be pretty, and a rich girl bn to be
awfully ugly to to homely. It might
bo added that a poor mau ha to br
awfully smart to be Intelligent, and a
rich man aliuoat a blockhead to be
lguorant. Thia rule, however, bus
nothing to do with editors or politi
cian. Monmouth Democrat.
Otmtreel will soon be lighted b)
eleotricity. Arrangement are now be
ing made to remov th electric plant
naohinery to tbe sew roller houring
mill, where tbe greet 125 horse power en
gine will to ample to furnish power toi
both the mill ana tbe electric plant.
We feel like throwing opour bat now tnat
our street are to be no longer shrouded
in darkness dnrihg the long winter
night.
Httzlett, the "Pilgrim Printer," ha
shaken theduHt of independence from
other of the wealthy Fifth avenue fauil
bo hav imported electrio light fittings.
and will hav no other. But It neeius
to be only a matter of a few yean more
when American art and American enter
prise will have overcome French and
English asoendency.
The fittings made today are a varied
hi style and fur more artistio than the
gas uxtnrc. They are considerably
more costly, tm. The costliest ever
made was an electrolier, which now
hang in the drawing room of Jame
Rothschild, of London. It cost 10,000.
It is 28 Incline in diameter, about 8 feet
high, and i made of gilt bronse and rock
crystal. The design is ot the Louis XVI
period. Sixty-eight electric lights hang
from the bronte leaves, and the mellow
diffusion of light is as remarkable as the
beautiful design.
BOMK KXI-KNHIVS ONES,
The cost of nearly all the finer fittings
mount high np into the hundreds. One
of the prettiest is a wrought iron lump
With a dragon twisting itself aronnd it
and flame in the form of electrio lights
pouring from it mouth. There is one
of these lamps in the residence of Will
iam C. Whitney, ez-aecreUry of the
navy. Another is a enpid holding a
lamp made ot hammered copper. Tun
of these are in Mr. Whitney' bouse.
One of the prettiest of the smaller fit-
Li feet and la a knight of the road once
again. Home of our exchange hnve of tings is a bronze fly, from the month of
late been having their fling at the old which alight is pendant. These file
pilgrim, but aa we don't believe In
kicking the under dog In a fight,
whether it be witb tooth und claw or
the bard bitter struggle for sulmiHtence,
we decline joining in the choru of con
temptuon badinage.
Editor J. II. Htinc, of the Ht. Helens
Mht, 1 Iu this city for the purpose of
removing his family to 8t. Helens. Hi
ts well pleased with Ills new Investment,
.and feels happy a a clam at high tide.
..Success to the MM under Its new man-
are placed at irregular intervals on the
walls, and make a carious and pretty
effect Cupids holding cut glass balls,
with drooping lamp of bronze, and con
taining twenty-four lights, are among
the finest of recent productions. One
recently made for a Chicago millionaire
cost 1-1,000.
For unall rooms the favorites are little
eloctroliers of gilt and white metal and
oxidized silver or copper, with rose re
flectors. The designs are numerous. One
made of oxidized silver hi a boy's face,
with light shining from the mouth. An
other of the same pattern ha two lights
ItAlLltOAIH
TDK MAHHKTM,
ronrl.ANIi, Nov, Hat,
IVIIKAT-ill lllttrKft (111 let Willi
weak tone, quote ! Valley, f 1,30 ft i
l.Si I Wnlli Wtilln, f I.IJ
ruivii-tiuolo! Wandiinl, fcl.lKi $ 4 1
Wulltt Walla, IVLitOf tS.N0 tier bnrivl.
OATQiioteo8 ft (H)o,j grny, fide, per
miNliel,
llt"n'KH-()iule: Oregon fimoy cream
ery, 42Jo,j fnncy dnlry, B7Jo,! fair bi
(rood, STjKSUoj oholc Oil., 87l. Jier
m.
I'kiun-Oregtui, itOe. per down,
lH'i.THVOiiote t Old chickens, ft I
ftM ! young 2&0(ft4 old duck, mt
4 I yuung, 7 geese, ft) 10 j per do,;
turkeys, Hlftl lo, er In,
IKUKI-KMlKM'a- HKTAII. MA UK IT,
e quota Moiidny' rrlee na fol
low.! Itliilir. .Iiimlunl 1 1 IUI J ii, ..... I
bumd; j.t,,lo., ,.N ,,ullty, tita.pt "d'"'-.,da,.i,
tmsliol j butter 871 40c. sr Ib.HctHinllng
to qiiiility; eggs, Siki, wt itosoii; apple
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad
T, K, IIOUO, ttactivaa,
Oros Dcvilapnunt Co's Stemirt.
Short Lino to OalifornU. ,
Freight ani Tares the Lowest,
KTKAMKIt tt,VII.IN( PATKM, ! j
i ' '
HtwHiier Wtl.t.AMtcrt'K VAM.KV,
. i .
Imvw Yaiiiliia: Nov. Ill, W, W,
I svmMiui KmiiclMtM Nov, s, l
Trsln No. 9 will run Tumdnvs, Tliimdays,
W. H. WHEKLKK
HEADS TUB TKOCHSSION WITH SUCH HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS AS YOU HAVE NEVER BEFORE ENJOYED.
FALL IN LINE ALL 'YOU PEOPLE" WHO WISH 7 TO, SEE
A IMfiht ami lkuuliM JMwUiy of Warming tbrktmu JiurdHn fr iha Hntatn of 1HIM).
t.
POPULAR SELECTIONS at POPUL lAIt PBIOES
Art Fraturm of Ihli Magnificent Ntwk, vhkh particularly rmmmtnd it to JMlday toym. .
Appropriate Sensible Gifts for Old and Young in tho Greatest Variety of Fresh
New Style, making the Matter wf Beieeuan an .ay ewe neeeiwv wwhhw.
and pium, K, x liin-lu-l j tiirnlint, 80o.
pir luisiielj oahlmge nnd wiuiisliea, S ft
too. periienil.
Trolii No. will run Momluva, WfiliiwiUv.
snd Krl,lnH, ami mi luicrito'iliai iaya
nnwuary.
TM rnmranv riMsrvn ilia tlslit to eliania
Miliiiila.4rihnnl iioilra,
i rtin twiinipfi Mriih ii,,. a. l a a a..
w. ii. vi:aMi i. ii
tlan. K, A I', A si, ii.ll, Cii,
IM .Moiila.iiiii.ry hi..
Hum Kiuih'Imii,
f, 0. ItiHIt'K.
di n. K.A I', AI,
l, f. K. It
c,irvui, or,
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
Mr. and Mis, A. K. Watson relumed hist
Siiturdsy from their Kniu triii.
Ilev. W, T. Hindi will ureaoh here uext
sumhiy at II, . u.
Httlem nimM wVru out here su.m TVUAV l)n'.r, D U
hilutllig China Ifheasiuika liut H i, IWUllUll 1 aUUU 1. I
Some one will get ihcium,vM mto troulil
yet, it it U not topwd,
KlUer Alson VV.Htver will oointiienoe
m of Iceture on 1 rrophrey nud II l-
uiry at tlie eliuroh her licit Knlurday
Nov. !M I, st ? e, M, t Vcr body at-
leiul.
Ouu. II. KilirskHs In ouroily lul Moo.
ilay looking fora,une g.wl'a Hint strayed
sway, Mr. KilerswM iu Inuh gl over the
res-ilt of the eiuteru elct'lious.
llianksgiving w llrs'ing neiir. Tur
e) are very ncr,t,..
li.e Jol,u Nkuifeof FMitfit-ld .Mutlon
ouunty, wue here tn.ii a visit lo Mm,
Samuel J'ldlhiw. Hm , mm jlp(wr
kire.
M-. John K. Miller, of .Muumoulh, line
enasea mo xi..Ht frout oiiintii the
otmia houM,uf W. I. (Wnawiiy, in-
MHlernlion JltiiKi.
11am IUwy ws vi.itmii hU nnreuU
ai llellirl on Inst Kiliidny - Ooml buy,
I lia llurmnwri nt Ol.l
riiini..,i int, .null ami t-nwi Iimiikm. Itiolr
n.in, tl.nuuily al llw iim.ilipad. Y,un
in.Hi.Til inlr, In. I on tlir huh , , ,,
nv ii,:ii nuillill nl Uiiilar.l r,innll
otlliki, uh,l,T tHrlnlla iIi.kiiIui.. hi, ,r aj
iMiirr irume luu nrvr li.auy tl.un uiIitIihI
II'MIIHT I, M,,,,,ll IlltU'rk U.lllk..(ll. f
UnJiirvl liivlxuraiil niul rt.rrr. uvr Ku lun
- 'ii l Wlili'll l,lailinlU
'" Ulrwt.nl, t ,n,,, , al lilllrrs, p..m.
-".! ui.rjr unrvctiiirti l ihiiiikiiU, will, an
nr viuai'l wmilily, u mm Iniili-
r, rw tin ,,i,iiiiiiini n-nMiiinviiiIrd m
trniliol ami, r aiiuiur In, or ,,,h,t
...... niiin-fi iit.40 Alitnnra t-lMMj't!
oiniy iiimii'ihi.. Tiuw in.li KY,iily.
1m-hm )m
Mitlni inn
ry iruulilM, niiilMitn nn.l rliKUtimlio all,
..-ni. am on iy on hi., ion on inanv
TWO rm TRAIN DAII.T.
MO UUANUI OF CAM
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
A ad all pilau Kut, via
St Paul and Minneapolis.
TUB NORTHERN fACmO IHUOiO
U lha auly Um Kuauluf
PtMiitar Tratnt,
aMt.ni! rim Simeon (rraa or cnsrsai
L,uuri,iu lay lltiavhat,
fullmau ialaMMlB( Tar.
I'alaoe IHulug lais, (Haln Uj
FROM PORTLAND TO THE KA8T
See tkit year Tloket mil fbt Ik Rertkv
ri Pactfio Llul ivol4 ikaas
ei Oar.
Imvi PoHltnd at I 00 A, M sod I a) p. If
ilj arrlvaal MluuMpulls ttl St faul al tM
P. M.
I'ACIPIO HlVtl!-Tralni taara final
and U Ir. att nailr al 11 U a ta. aud 0 p. sa,
wilv ai N laiiima. at 110 n n aud a
m tHiiiiiw-ims aim l umpanr i man rnr au
uuiulxiu l'uul Mound. A. II, UlUHl.ToN,
Mb UU I raM. Alivni, p.v Wl, rmi nirvvt.
nitiiawi, uiifia,
tpo( Cot. Firm! aud 0 Mtaais.
mi
OA CALE
TO '
DENVER
iwlU'lii. Tline in-rl.lt ,lily. - , ,
f ticWj, Kansas fily, Chicago
nlnria, d,,iwia, iiwvoiimiw., kid- " ",Cl,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
KTirril K l hf.n,liv vlvn llml iI,m ittt.t.,
AaaUnnl fllratmr rtUn 1ib b,-rn Ulilv
npiaiiiiivci iiy tun t.iuiily l.mrl ur Vi
ST PAUL. ST. LOU'S.
AND ALL POINT
East, North South,
iitiiy.iHian.of or.-uuii. ,..vuiri of ihrln.i
III and l.-Ulll'hl ol jrtoih KiTiiiuui. !. - ,
,vw,l. All .,,, .7. ....-v
ald (!,, iriwnl lli.'hi diiTy vt-nrliHl and all
iwrtlm ku.mliiK ilinnwlvni IihIi-IiIhiI m the
aim. an- ticn-ny notinm to .in,, Um .uim
III l liiiinllia mmi tup itnln hri,f,
M.KAMUt r-Kltiit'HtiN
1i v,iiiih A Kakik, Knaeiihu.
.Miuriiny,
lliitrit IliU UHIi itiur of rlt-iilriiilwr. ISHI.
tx'Ud
Kor runlixr iwrlkmlan Inquln- of any aan
T. W, LEE,
R. D. COOPER,
Take it Before Breakfast
Tlie givul Bin-llr, lotilp and llvi-r rifiilnlnr.
in uw rnr niorn Hum i yrara In hiialiind.
Iwlilv niHi'iili, rr liver mimilaliil. Hud
lanto In th,, moiiili mi arl.lni ly lli morning.
nil imtnii in tli,li,d and burk of lh y,,
rt'ti i.N'iiinf, (iimiiiieNi,, lantionr- yiniloiiniul
ver yitnt.lulnl. Il.'in, ,H - Ur. Il.nli.v . Knu.
lali I'middlon Timii'. It"i,i,vm nmiliiion, I
iarn'in llntiiiiiwiliK nnd loni-n mi tlo tn lie
yotciii. in '1 iiio itnnin mini your ilrngiikl
rti.iiiiu uihd acforuinK MMiirtH'iioii4
Tli-k.-l Aa-fiil
0 T. AT. A.
fiirlland, Orv"a.
lnd'H.idrur, Or
abcr's Gulden Female Tills,
Knr Fomulo Irr.nlar
lilf: hulliliui Ilkullirra
on Ilia u,arki.. A'rtvr
fail. eii.i'mlly l
Ny ti-nniiui'iil ladlM
iniuitlil). uuamiitiH'.l
lo rellrve iui,rcuvii
mvn.iniaiinu.
tUBE! BAFC1 CERTAIN)
I'lm't h hllmlKinrrd.
Suva Tlmi. Ilvalth.
ami ninim).uk(iiiooili'
E ACT AND OC'JTII
-vu-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE
SHASTA lilHE.
Kiprtin Trains Usr Porllaud Pally.
South,
10:
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rsi e. M.I l.v,
xl! a. M. r.
lorll,in.
All.llMV'
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"Ar. is:' a". "7
Ar. B:a A.M.
,, l.v, mi r. m.
Ht-nt to nr
flitftro by Mail on i
oiM or irl4v,
Ail'iWii,
THE APilRO KEDiCINE COMPaiiy,
Aliova Italn. .tun mil ai fmiowlii ttailnni
Dortliol Kiuc'liuni: Ra.l I'.irtlt'i I, lirmtoii illy,
Wwall'IKtl baU'llI, All iv. 1 ,1 1 f nl, Hhi',1,1., 1U1-
si.y, ItMirlaburit, Juiictioti ill , Irving and Ko-liia.
ftcscburg Maih Daily.
Westuii HnuKD,
ux27. l'OUTI.AMt. nit'
I or mile hy liii-ii r U ki'.
?0
ri.avi. I Arrivf..
l'orlliiit will a. , Itinplmr ,,(l;liil", N.
HoM,l)iiiK ,,,,il.ai) a, M, I li'rllnd ,...1:(W A, M.
Albany Lucnl Dully (Kicept Bun'y)
ageine it.
w,n Mi-ri'ttililnn u IhIipb to anv In lv coming through the eyes.
half of Lis wife, who loft 1,1m two J" J'm J to in
, .i , ,,,., . ... highly artistic. One of them, which is
wi-e.tH UK.i untv u. i uvv .uavo wnu ln nillny Fifth avenue houses, has
any otlu-r mun; nor did she Join with L,, ljght on a globe pendant from the
any limn uuer leaving uere, aiinougn cnter, and the other at the arms, with
reports ure to I lie contrary. Monmouth cat glass drops calculated to increase the
Demucrut. I brilliancy of tbe reflection.
Wa I. r.,,.n nnr .,l,.n- ll...l L T flt P PrfVat hoU
old Iiumxied Join.1, who residv near
(lervnis, Is In trouble ii?ulii, It Ib siild
Unit bis blooming young wife, whom
ho only n contly married, bus loft him
' i. tftereiijoyiiiKlliofnst'lniitlmiHof wealth
I to tbe tuiii) t f tW
W. F, and J L. HulLdrluiul nn liikino
a fr usys Sinn over the southern pin t
latest stylus of electrio lighting costs
from (18,000 to $30,000, exclusive of the
plant. Of course handsome fittings can
be had for one-fourth of that amount,
but those who want the "the latest" have
to pay extremely fancy prices. Chicago
Daily News.
Aaiarlaaaa Laad ln Cat OUu,
In cut glass the American make is
80 said liul
er, that
greatest of
Novelwts, and be
neve spoke more
truly, and he mk'lit
have added with equal force, that rnrrit
essence 01 succcs. Wisdom'
Kobertine is the ivnnnvm r.t n,rlt
its historv is success. Tli macW.I .IL
fects of this nrpnarnllnii hnia
ed by thousands of the lending ladle of
ywciy ami me im)(e. u is the only arti.
cie ever rtiscoycreil which give a Natur
ui anu neauiiui tint to the complexion.
at the same time removing all roiihnea
ana arms ana leaving the
Skin soft, smooth anil vrliM I? t...
long been the study of chemists to pro
dace au article that while it would beau
tify the complexion would also have the
merit 01 oeing harmless, but these two
important qualities were never bruneht
tftnall,.. ,.,;i ...1.1 , 0
Ulliu LUIIllllUCU. lit
WISDOM'S
iXavu.
Pnrllaiid t;mr M.
Albany 6 00 A. a.
Arrlvn
Atbaay nor. a,
Portland I Ml . a.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Forsatloinmixlatliin of aaonnrl-rlsai imii'ligun,
aiiacnau to axpraw irauia.
West Side Division.
Dctvrceii I'ortlund und Corviillis
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (Except Sunday.
LOW PRICED PRESENTS, MEDIUM PRICED and COSTLY PRESENTS
Of Kttry Khd 0ml Jkmlpllim, o that you wir IhnirubUi Glftt of any GnuU and at any Irke you ntay wuk to espend.
Our Beautiful Holiday Display Is worth Your Inspection-Please Call.
W. H. WHEELER,
Independence, Oregon.
Main Street,
J A, VINam
Prescott & VetiGss,
morntrToin or
a
Independence Saul mill.
M4MI rurTI'NSMS OK AXfl flM.KIIS IN
FIR AND HARD WOOD, KOUCII AND DUESSED LUMBER
Ja. A. Wiuki us, Mrtiijjr, liiiliiriiiItM('l Orrgon.
r
.mirib Irfead
litwt ('oiitfli MtHnt-lna. itmmminiindml hv Ilivaiaiana.
Cli rt where all ela fall, i'lnaaant and i;mable to tlie
tiu-Ui. Clillilr.m Uikw it without olijwtinn. llv druifgists,
THE NEW
Livery. Feed and Sale Stables.
jgpgiw . . , . .
i NEW BUGGIES
S GOOD
W tj JRIDINO HORSES.
YOUNG HORSES...
DOUBLE
SINGLE TEAMS
Flrtl-Cla Turnout lur Oommerelal Traveler, l'riro reaaonabl and Satlifsc-
uoa guaranteed. Olv u a tall.
NORTH END MAIN STREET, J. N. JONES, Pbopb.
A l-RKNKNT TO Ol K ai HKKIIIKH
It is with pleiuura tlmt ara auntiilncr to
our tnanv pat rum that we have mad r-
rauKemnoU with that wide awnie, illus
trated farm uiRjiatiiie, the American
Farmer, pnbltslied at Fort Wayne, lud,,
aud rend by oenrly SiW.ftW farmfr. by
Ii lob that (rent piibliotiin will be
mailed direct, FttKK, tu the addriM of
aur of our uWribers who enie iu ami
par up alt arrearai(t on attbeeriptions Iu
January 1, 111 and on year in advano
from January 1, IHU1, and to auy new
ubaotilx-r who will pay on ywir in oil-
vaiice. Tin i a ifrand opixirtunity tu
obtain flrst-cliuM f arm jniirunl free.
The jtiHrrfctm Farmer is a lariis 16
pane Journal, of national clrctilxtioii.
whioh rauks among tho lomtitiir sunoul
tural fMipcrH. It trrata tb qursticn of
eooiitmiy iu aifimiillure and tli righto
nd privilrMi of Ibst vnst brnly uf uiti
wnsAinnonti Farmer -wlmw imlus
try la the bask :t nil material and na
tional prosperity. lis bixhtwt purpnss is
the elt'VHtwn aud einiubliui; o( Atfri-
culture tbrotitfh the liii;h-r bd broader
dmtiilion of tnitu mid women dT'Hh1 iu
ta pursuits. The rrRiilar snlwrlplinn
price of tbe A meriean Farmer is (1 per
yesr. II VlU aUTHINO,
From any one niiiiiimr, idtms caa be ub
tained that will be worth tbnee the sub-
scriptinn price to you or mumliers uf
your lionHi'hnUI, yet vurj okt it run.
Cult and see sample copy. This olfnr
bold good until Jiiminry 1, lrt'JI.
TutrsPi s
Tb rvpHe, tka dafcllllaU. wk.tk
ar from rirvaa of work of aula, mt
o4r, tirluk vr iaaara la
Malarial Regions,
rill BhI Tall'a Pllla (ha moal raatlaj
rvalorailve avar raaV Ilia auaarlu
Invalid.
Try Them Fairly.
A vlioroua body, para blood, airong
karvaa and cIimHuI mind will raaali.
SOLD KVEHYW1IEUIS.
7;H0 4. M. I l.v. I'urllaml Ar. 1 ( HO p. in.
IMS a. a. Ar, ImlaiKiuili'iic Ar. I iui,. m.
U 10 r. M. Ar. Curvallln l.v. 13 Vi p. in.
At Alhanr anil Corvallli minnot with trhlni ol
Oration i'aollla llallrtiail.
EXPRESS TRAIN DATLT (ExcoptSiind'y)
Arrlva.
MoMlnnvllla T:Wr. M.
1'urtlancl iji, h
Liiava
Portland i.Wr. .
WdMliinvlllo MS, u.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL FOOTS
EAST AND SOUTH.
ATaV-Fnr tlrkats and Information Kiardlna tai
urnpi, tic, oau ou oompaujt s aul at UiJoihid.
donos.
S. KOIBLRR,
Mauafar,
I. P. toairtf,
Auk a I. A If. Agl
of tbe viillcy, i. far a Enifciie and nd- foremost, Water glaaaos in the popular
jacent puiut.i.
Ooo. W. Cluffgett caiiie up from IliiiH-
boro on Friday to hco his fitlhur, who i
laid up frum a severe cut In his tiilgli,
He returned next day.
Messrs. A. L. Umphlette und P. D.
Wollsarelhe latest acqiiiHitiuris to 1 hp
Went Side typfigrapbioBl force. Tbe
gentlemen come biifbly recommended.
Mr. I). 1'. Taylor sold his lot opposite
tbe post odlce this evening lo J, E. Mil'
ler for 9KXJ0, end lis. H- O. Miser pur
. ch tend the lots advertised in the Whst
Side (.,r 8-60.
Mr. J. I. Irvlno came up from Mv
Miiitivllit' lust Siitiirdiiy. Muster Clar-
strawberry and fau pattern tU for from
$7.50 to f 0 a dozen. Flower bowls in
tbe same design, six inchea in diameter.
cost 5, each. Ten dollars will buy a
handsome water pitcher. Dainty dishes
for bonbons cost very little, and there is
an endloss variety of small pieces for ta
ble use.
Baccarat or pressed glass is much
cheaper than tlie cut, and pretty vases
cost from forty cento to $3 or fl. The
designs are pretty, and tbe price makes
thorn popnhir. New York Telefrrain.
Whisky will tnke out every kind of
fruit tain, A child's dress will look en
tirely ruined by the dark berry stains on
it, but if whisky is poured on the discol
ored places before sending it to the wasb
it will come out as good aa new. :
Lewis Kelso,
TIHIC TAIll.K,
HKAI.KK IN
Iiiilrpaiiilonca ami MontniHilli Motor l.lm
Ladies and Gents Fur
nish; Goods.
TiAftVftN
Iniliiipiiiloiuie,
8:111
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mr
J:rvi
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(J:1H
Iil'HVOK
Moiiiiioiilli,
7:ln
:20
llklll
12:1111
lift
Mont Ootnpldo Slock of
Boots and 5
Iu the City
hoes
A. B. GRIGGS,
MEAT : MARKET,
0. F. Irvine, cutter. Cholc meat
ofjuUatloa njinX " Davldsoa't Irktt.
fX mmm Hny yottr tlnkru Rait of
HWUM K. V. Fvntlaii.1. Low..t
rntaa and ino.t faron arautad.
Wait Hlile oflloa.
Call at the
ANOTIIKIt IIFKKH.
We liuve decided to let ninny of our
eustoiner who wish to take the weekly
Qreyonian do so in eonjunotion witb the
Wrht 8irn, ' Our olTor is aa follows; For
the sum of 83.50 ensh in sdvsuce we will
mail you the Wrht Sms from Jim. 1, '91
to Jan. 1, '02, and also the weekly Ore-
iottKin, e cannot mske tins otter after
January 1K01, nor have subscriptions
tnrt .before tlmt time. Have your sub-
icnptions until the 1st of Jniiiiiiry.
rillCMII'M OKKK.II.
Our olTor to aiibscriber of the West
Sll8 no year nnd American Farmer
one year, nil tor $2 ibinld not be mis
nuderatooj. The subscription taunt tint p
from Jan, 1, '01 to Jnn. 1, 'VI. All
arrearages must be pnid to that tluic,
nnd must be cash iu advance. Thia is a
very libirnl offer, nnd if you wiint it
NOW send us S2.S0 nnd tot both piiptrs
up lo Jnimnry "92.
Wagon Making
AND
Carriage Repairing
. W. i. WEHGENROTH
;un tiiiiii lii in ,a,u. bulUlliMi w ill, B. K,
k iiiiinl'i lila-kamllh ahon. II. la an rttwrl'
-ii. ml workman havliir Irariiwl hl inM. la
Kuri. II. anllriu a ahara of Ilia Mutaias
:nt nrniM Mtla.'aclli.u.
Read' This:!
Do You Want to Earn
A PREMIUM.
Then go to work young man or young
woman among your friends, and get them to
subscribe for the WEST SIDE. You have
fiive chances for getting a prize, and from
the list below you will see that they are worth
striving for.
HOW TO DO IT.
For every Xew HulweritMT, paying f'2 for tbe WEST SIDE to Jan.
1k(, 18!)2, the pi'rsoii wilding in the name and money -Ml be credited
with on Hulwcrlptioit. Ou the 22nd day of Nov., 18!H), the person, or
jwroiw hiiving ;curtMl the greativt nntnberof New 8uli!ribeni will
rwvive the 1st prize, and the next highest the 2nd prize, etc.
l.nt prize.
2nd "
3d "
4th "
5th "
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
IIIJIT IJT THE WOKLD.
tta wmHuii mialltlMnr. aniurnuaMl, aoluallr
otitliutliia two box, of atif otlmr brand. Nol
.RiHiud ky btai. trv Kf t II K tl I: M 1 1 K E.
FOR BALK HY HgAl.EKflorNERAI.LY. lyf
-a. '
Suoottsort to
Elkins & Co.,
rKOPKiaross or TH
Hauling of all Kinds Done at
Reasonable Rates.
Mil
mill Feed. 0al(, p6l? 0 pir Uood
For 5aty.
-Collections Made Monthly. tW
INDEPENDENCE, . EROGON
6ITY )HOTEL,
C Street, Independence, Or.
A. W. HOWELL, Prop.
THE PREMIUMS.
A typewriter. Value $15.00.
f 10.00 wh.
Iloolc on EttiHjiietUs. Value 12.50.
Book, one of Dkkeu'a works. Value 11.00.
Ikiok, one of Verne's works. Value $1.00.
Thene prizes can be imhii at the this office. These prizes are given
for NEW 8UIISCRIBEHS only, and it is poiwible that the highest
number or sitlincrilH'rs obtained by any one person might not be over
ten, hence in that case the ten subscribers will earn the first and a less
number each of the others. This is just the work for the boys and girls.
A full subscription (2.00) counts oiie. Haifa year (11.00, counts one
half. Three mouths, or &0 Wilts. nilf. fourth. Ynn ran unit In tho
money aud names each week until Nov. 22, 1890, and at that tune the
winners of the prizes will be an noti need through the columns of the
West Side, The West 8ide will be sent to Xew Subscribers from date
mil January, 1892, for 2.
u
COMMENCE WORK AT ONCE.
Any person whie name appears on our books cannot be counted
as a new subscriber. Clubs cau be formed in a pntntiitiiiiftr arul IK a
names will count as prize winners. For example, ten persons subscribe
for the paper, and if ten is the prize club, the 1st will be paid to them.
Remember there are five
mm - m ' " " "vv nv-w uaium Vf ill
ImoKt lie sure to secure a m izo of some kind.
Address WEST SIDE,
INDEPENDENCE, OR.
-THE CHURCHILL-
Sash, Door and Manufacturing Co
oOo
Itnvliilf In hill oiwmilon Sturtevaa Dry Kiln and awerni tliouaanit dolluni worth
maliliH.ry,wareniiwprcparltBII ny and all order tor mill work. Ordera aoltoitd
from any pari of tho valley, which will rocclve prompt atu-nllon. To our local euatomara wa
wtah to aa that w. will have cmalaltUy on hand all th laleat Amiga In our trade. Prompt
allonllou well be given and prlcvaaa low aa oonaUtent with good work.
JHItniv, corner Trade and High alreeu, Hivlem; P. 0. boi No. Sst,
INDEPENDENCE FENCE WORKS.
F. M. GATES, Proprietor. ;
Mr. V. M. Qntes has one of the latest improved Fencing Machine
with which he ia prepared, ou short notice, to manufacture a
iint-ClMi picket and wire fence. Thin ia the best (ence to be
obtained
For Farms, Residence Property, Chicken Yards and Divlson
i Fences.
FACTORY
Krtt-claii In ererr tweet Soeclal 0 C Street. ODD. the CllV EoleL
aitenuon given Vanuatu amamm. a
ample room for commercial trarelcra.
Independence, Or.
Oaveata, and Trade-Marka ablalited, and all Pat.
aot bntlnnaa conducted for Modtnli Feet,
Our Offle la Oppeilt U. S. Pil.nl OKIce,
and we can aernre patent In leu time than tnoia
remote from Wathlngton,
Hand model, drawing or photo., with doirrlp
tlon. We advlae, If patentable or not, free of
Charce, Our fee not due till uatent la ucured.
A Pifflphlet, "How to Obtain Patent!," with
Mitchell & Bohannon,
h Manufacturer! of
SASH & DOORS.
names ofucmt! cllrnti In your HUte, county, or
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Oppoilt Patent Office, Wiihlnaton, 0, 0.
MiM Ads Judton. lira. WillUma.
JUDS0N i WILUAMS,
DRCSSMHKERS,
A SPICIALTY.
SCROLL SflWINQ AND
: WfQON lEPfilRlNQ,
Main Street, Independence, Oregon.
F. J. MORRIS, Prop, ':;.';.
Fine Wines, Liquors
AND CIGARS.
MIXED DRINKS A SPECIALTY.
Whittaktr Brick, Intytnikno.
School Books
! and
Stationery
-FOR SALE BY-
BUSTER
LOCKE.
The Public Is Most Cordially Invitod to Call and Price Our Lateil
Solected : Stock ' of VYritiug Papers, Tablets, Tens, Iuk,
; alo, etc., also All the School Books iu
- Use in the Public Schools.