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About The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1901)
'r F. A." DOUTY. ' Independence. Oreaon. nt s per v Our large assortment of goods, together with the prices we are selling them for combined with the rard. UJ ' - ou all know fa quality cannot fail to meet your approval and appreciation of our efforts to carry a good stock. v. fa 4 IS 1 1 ! 3- 1 that those d sdibriiuu'o I) ,n marking our fall stock we have used the (ME-m'X-f on all lines, so if you buy.from moiioy a t m) ( v. ' " other stores. ) us you get all new 1901 fall goods at bottom prices. naiBsnsiiBKHtwaii -UNDER W 12 All - - - t When you arc ready for your winter underwear we want to show you our line. We have everythinvr "from 1 II J hm. !5cts to 8i7 iHir suit. Our llIn EE of Ladies. Misses' and 1 I Children's union suits is complete. MOT 65) ' i I wra othin CARPETS AND MATTINGS, i .3 VSFI If you are going to buy a jl new carpet you should buy . froin us. We have carpets in ly, about all rades 'J.)cts to $lr:2 per yard. tH. Mattings lf)c to !J5c per yd KaNtwearoUt Boys clothing in all the new styles from $1.00, to $15.00 a suit Men? clothing. We are sure to please you on a suit, the prices are right, 85,00 to 825.00. We have all the latest things. OVERCOATS from $2.50 to S25.00 for men. bovsand youths.,,,,. I GROCERIES Douty's prices on groceries, (Ji; we'll sell you your fall supplies. He is on the ( wholesale jobbers list on about everything of ( fx. mm , ffY? r A V f BOOTS Jtiid SHOES. We have a good assort ment of Mens, Boys and Youths leather Boots ranging in prices from $2.25 to $7:00 Rurs, Portiers, Shades, Poles, etc., at ft) importance, and don't hesitate to give his cus. Portland prices. tomers the benefit of all this. 1 1 vi-y HOSIERY All our New fall stock in this line is in and all assorted. Our 'Joe vallucs arc excellent. Our line of children hose is also large. TTT W !Ff tE kta too Jl JKl JIM.' ! wa ipciio a nncri Honictan haiimm CUTLERY. Our New line of pocket and table t.,,tZZ"v Z 7' , 7U T J a T 7 cutlery is here now. We are sellinq a aood Knife and tf? tif . , 1 u y y y ?f? ff m set Of d shes. we are aivino awav lots of nioi riichc fork for50 cents a set. f HI HI in uvury aay. '-S G.L Hawkins1 C. D. Callofeatfj THE WEST SIDE JOS. A. C. BRANT, Kdllur m1 PuWIUtwr. BUBriClUPTION HATW. (IK dtanc nioo(hi wnUui .11 w THURSDAY, SEPTEMKER 12, luOl. Bold Tlwtt ot ShiTp. Benton county seems to l in fested with some very bold cheep thieves, A report conies from Cor vallis tbnt one hundred fine sheep are inissting from a Gild on the S. W. Jackson furm, three miles northwest of Corvallis, and the owners believe the animals have been stolen. The sheep were missed a week ago, and ever sinro the country for miles around has been scoured without securing any trace of them. The search was given up and the owners concluded that the missing sheep were taken from the field and shipped out of the coun try. A circumstance that strongly confirms this theory is that the missing animals were a portion ol a herd of 5(X) in tho same 1"U acre field. The sheep taker were the largest and fattest animals in the herd. The selection of the best sheep in the band 'vi&s so thorough ly made that the owners believe it was done in daylight. The herd was owned by "Doc" Jackson and Henry Cauthorn. One hundred and seventy-eight head of sheep were taken by night from the farm of John Rickard, five miles south of Corvallis. sev eral weeks ago, and are still miss ing. Albany Herald, rain ttirtn ni rnnintf. Ilo lifl.l mi inn trellii or riiMr ct urn! when the jjirl'i liithrr Hckivt liim to rv m ii in at tho limim- ht rvmlily eonnenteil. He in very htinliful youiu tiisn. stul next iiiornitiK when lit invititl to ut at tli tulilf very reluctantly accept el. Il a very nervous ami exi-iuxl IIft opHiite a mirror and iliseiivarwl tliat lie liH'l (ur)otten to comb liin hair tlien lie dmppej liii lork on tlw floor and s he tcKij,d to pick it up, he tip et Ilia coffee. Mutter went ron hud to worse until finally In denpair th j-ohiik man quit enting and put Ian hand 1111 der the table. The liKwe end of the table cloth win lyinti in his lap, and when he ton -lied ll lie turned pale, llu thought it was his shirt, and that in his nervous excite meat he had forgotten to put the ear ment inside his trnwaers. That account TIIK IIOMK (JOI.lt (I KK. An linrenlntii Trent incut lir wlilrli Drunkards are llelnir Cured Dully in Spile of ihcuiitelre. No Villous Doles. Vi Weakeiihnr uftlie Nerves A I'lca-unl and I'osltlvn Cure for the l,liiior llaliil. he Civil" war is said to have cost the country fully eight billion dollars, while it was in progress . adding to the direct outlay the value of property destroyed and the damage done by interference with industry. And the end is not yet, for though thirty-three years have passed, pension and in terest payments still continue to increase the total. A part of the cost of that war was put off on an other generation, just as a part of our present outlay will be; but, the people who danced paid the piper notwithstanding, in the form of "war taxes" and we must do the same. The men and women who cheerfully bear this inceased bur den are not the lowest on our list of seventy million patriots. A VERY NEKAOUN HEAU Among Other Things He SlnllVd Hie Table Cloth In Ills 1'ants and let:. The father of a 17-year-o!d Vancouver young lady, in town this week, told the following story on a young wan who stopped at his home one night lately. The young man called on Ids daughter to spend the evening, and when lie got geady to leave be realized that a heavy It la now frenernlly Known and tin deratood that Drunkenness w a dlxease and not weaknens. A body filled with poison, and nerved completely shattered by periodical or constant ue i f Intoxl eating liipiora, reipilres an anlldoU' capable of neutrall.lug and eradicating this poison, and destroying the craving for Intoxicants. Hult'ereis may now cure tlieniHeives lit homo without puli- llelty or lews of time froift IiiihImi'sh by this wonderful "JIOMKJOt,I)CCKE which Iiiih been perfected after many years of close study and treatment of inebriate. Tb e Jul th fill use according to directions of tlila wonderful dlacov ery la positively guaranteed to cure the newt oIihUiiiuc c.tse, no mutter how bind a drinker. Our records show tho murvelouH transformation of th,numinda of Drunkards into sober, Industrious and upright men. VV1VEH CUKE YOint IIUH ItAND.s!! CHILDREN (JUItE YOUH KATH KHSM This remedy is In no aense a mmtrum but Is a apecillo for this diHciiMo only, and is so skillfully devlmd and prepared that It is thoroughly solublu and pleasant to the taste, so that It cull lie given in a cup of lea or coffee without the knowledge of the person tnklng It. Tliutwands of Drunk ards have cured thenipolves with this priceless remedy, and as many more have been cured and made temperate men by having the "CUKE" adminis tered by loving friends and relatives without their knowledge In coffee or tea, and believe today that they dis continued drinking of their own free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be de luded by apparent and misleading "lm provement." Drive out the disease at once and for all time. The "HOME GOLD CUKE" Is sold at the extreme ly low price of One Dollar, thus placing within reach of everybody a treatment more effectual than others costing $25 to IM. Full directions accompany each package. (Special advice by skilled phy sicians when requested without extra charge. Hent prepaid to any part of the world on receipt of One .Dollar. Address Dept. KflOO EDWIN It, GILES 5t COMPANY, 2X10 and 2332 Market Htreet, Philadelphia. AH correspondence strictly confidential. Oil fat the Give then oil tikl-livcr oil. It's uirif-us tobec tl.c r.ult. Give it to the ive:s);, iYct ul child, aii'l he Luhs, Give it to the pale, run-tnic diikl, .mil his f.u'e lieo lilies r..-y am! Mill of health. Tale aflat !v.jUl thihj. oracluhi that h.H tojijK'il;rovinjj, y ve hint the oil, and ho will grow Lig xtid strong like the rest. This is not a new scheme. It has been done for years. Of course you must use the right oil. Scott's KhhiImou is the one, Scott's Emulsion neither looks nor tastes like oil because we arc .so careful in making it pleasant to tnkc. .Send for free sample. SCOTT 1 I'OWNI", ( bemUi., vt, P.l St., N. V. $i Ami fi owl ft alumni. vcr .'M. I f.'asal ! CATARRH In tit tu Ufm Omt J.",.-J & Y,t' Cream Um r w vii b;illl'. nut f.f tile tinil.cf tHii) stax'rs for I'M 1'til.ra. I'l.dihic it:o (d the ritrt- afwers ilh U'itlii'in's nun hint', 1 1 M , , I ,i llil! u,i, h ..I .. .t. uilb t' t-Hi ai.d set it in the tun-on. I he j s.,jt wnint. Imvs sav he never ku-i's atth ,,""""""'h,",'IJ!''wt longu neeiKieiiK. i . , ? i lJ . , i ,i fi. .. rrt BIm to p'W"! tow lt mwWa.siwwiilt i r , --': S "1 2 '. Ill the i.'i,t) i, I lot), J Is Mitllip j ,,, .4 t iirll ttt.ltiltolm-1 I 0 "J,--J " ... , j aii(aluIWMll, ! rB Si -it, f,l Crntl ! l)tli. ' U-. ul .-it. A,r mmii wa n; S!.hmU!TItolsMt...b.il. t fcVl"' '-'i'-V InJipcuilrivo. Ort, hard tti'ikii in ihe (irarge, and it j was t f 1 1 1 u 1 Jt hit. iliiliiiiif; ell ills: BLV U KOI' ll Kits, M Wacrsit rfc.t, Voi. that (.'live 05 (oil- rum! delivery. ( ai iihal at I'ortlnnil. J'lif hii-ini'M tnioi of Portland havn .' II , lutHII lull I....LI f. l.'l. iipm to iiiake .',,.- I 1 Oct Mir. Sat no aiui'OiiM'tn lint if flit' i , mil 'i il'd f ITi OtKI lo itirmi,.H thu is divorced w never iii.oiv utain i tfeioi n i-nrnivnl to .o held in the Slip prolmbjy ! I ceil una ai'iieiiiem in or.ier to k,'e(. cro.ia , ,,,,t.. ,.iil.il ..( nil the induatriea of iiicii liom j 1 1 i 1 1 1 the i;riifa on llm , ol I he I'lii-illc N.irtharai will I mii.lii in Imvii. 'b' exp'i-liiiiii ImiMui, :itul iiliili'lic I lo'ireiioiKiii w ill h lidil on MultiHiiniih 1 '" 1 ; I'lclil ft . j-j f t hi; . i'n bill milltiiry biiuda i Imve oi-ro 1 1 ; " 1 1; - 1 . ni.d there ttUI U- many llm- liivlun-a in llm niiiUM'iiiriit 1 lie ( ill nivnl l in I'lmi'iMil a coiiilt-t'-i' eoiiiprithi 2S repri-nenltvtt tutaitit as nu ll, oi H I'irli tii'ii Ohimi Siiioiiiith ia r'i'h'iit, I. K. I'li'is. liner vitv preaidetit A. IS. StcliilimOi ti'fiKiiior, mid ,1. I), Mann mvri'liir)'. Willi mu'li iih'Ii lit the lo-nd of tl nlliiir, the i-kiiiivmI Is auru to be well i.wi 4 t'iS 7i iiV MoiHiments and llvud Atones fj Cemetery Work IN 7jV -DEALER A MOUTHY St (( tiSSOlt. "Soinetliiiij; cw l ull,'! Hie Silll." ed for the ami Ira mid hia i'inlnirriO"one(it There was no tiimito liioaii. Ho liiiinilly atnltt'il the stinp'stej alort tnaute lna Irowatos. Two miniiti-a Inter when ti e f.tinily arose there was s envah; Ihediabea in a broken nnixaoii the floor; the yoiini; man pulled two ft-et of tnbli cloth out i his trnwaers and lied tlironuh the door. lie ia yet ill tin' woods buck of hia lioitiu near Vancouver. The yomiK Is'ly he cnllee on ia open for enii(,eineiit to a leas .nervous younn limn. A I It 1, 1 1 ). John .Story returned from Jinst orn Oregon' last week. Mrs. J. V. Story spent three weeks with relatives at Hosehtirp, roturjiing homo Monday, Olareuce Hump will teach the fall term of school at this placo. Ad mi O'Kulloy is visiting at V. Williai'n's. Mrs. Malicl Htuuts will spend i month with relatives at Tor! Town send. James Withrow, after being out twenty-four diis, finished thresh ing fur the seunon hist .Saturday C. K, Stunts went, over to Al hany Monday and hrought out two tons of melons for W. J. Tuinidoo, Ife says ho didn't oat oyer flvo or six coining home. Myrnie .Smith, of Liiwisvillo, who recently learned the tailor trade, was assisting Mrs. 0, K. Htiiats in that line of work hint week. Mr. Graham, of Falls City, was hero last Saturday taking an in ventory of tho luniher yard for Montgomery & Co. Johnny and Sara Hastings have All linctnr have tried In cure ('A lAUkill.ylhe iio of powder, neid j worth vipitinif ifniea, iiihiil. w nnil drtiK in piule form l Heir pnwili i'm tlrv ni, the niucuMiii. nieiiibiuiiea c iifllij; imin tocl ok n- mid I'l'd. Tim . unTiil m.'M i iihi d I In. i I. I. '..I o hue.. 1 i .,.,n. .. ,. " ' J '"'V I .t . . ..! .t .11 J: i. eiiii.r,mi Mii.it theii iiHiiierx ore U1C most laiai OI au OiS- mm DISEASES tile sain have iilmetl In eine, ttbile psiato ot ill -tnenlM I'linn it reuelt the rtiaense. An old mid expeiii'iiced pini-tlliiiiier who hiii for iiiany jeara made a eloee aludy and sa'i'ilty of Ibe lieulini nl of OA I'A HUH, hi.aiit bint pi rf- i'teil a Trent iiiiuit wbleli uliiti I'.iii Ii folly (iHtil, lint only relieves ill. once, but permanently Hires CATAIUIII, by reiiiovinn the cause, stopping the dl rharges, mid cut- lie; the liillaliuUion. It Is the only remedy know n to science that ticllilly readies the alllicled purls, Thin won derful remedy ia known us enNUI'' KLKS tlie (UJAItANTKKi) t!A- TAKIilf t'lJKIC'aiid Is sold al the ex- treiiudy low pi ice of One llollar, eneli paiMiann contalottig Internal and ex ternal medicine Hiillleleut for a full uioiilli a U'eiiiiiuMil ii 1 1 tl ef erythlng necessary to lis perfect use. hNUM'Id'IS" Is the only perfect UATAIUUI CUKKevt r made and Is now rce.of,'tilzul as the only s.ifu mid positive l ino for tlmt antioyliiif and llsi;liallii dlaeiise. Jt cures all llilla- iuhiIoii ipilekly mid peiumiienlly and Is hImo woiuh'i fully ijiilrk to relieve I IA V I-'ISV lf.lt or COM) in the II ISA I). (lA'l'AltUM when neglected often wis to (.'0N'sUMI,I'I0N"HNUh'- KJiKS" will savf you if yon use it ut. oiiee. His no ordinary feniedy, but 'a eoiuiletn treiilineiit wliicli Is positively gtiarauleed to cure OATA Itltll In any orm o; st.iij.e if iiwil luroi'illng to the directions wliicli accompnny cueh pack ae. Don't delay but send for It al l once, and write full particulars as to your ijoliilllloii, and you will receive special advice from the discoverer of tlds wonderful remedy regarding your Onso without coat to you, beyond the regular price of "HNUHTLKH" Ihe OUAIANTKH) 0AT.UUII (JUliH." Hent, prepaid to any add rasa in the United (States ot Vt inula on receipt of One Dollar. Address Dept.. KOOfl KD- WIN It. UIIMCH & COMPANY, liJI.'IO and 2332 Market Btrcet,; Plilludelhla. eases. FOLEY'S ! f a KIDNEY CORE Is a or money refunded. Contains remedies recognized by emi nent physicians as the vest for Kidney and Bladder troubles. PRICE 50c. aod $1.00. Tlirouidt ( lull and Colorado. The ideal tiii to the eaat during the bent of summer Is via the Hio Grantlo Western and lienver it It in (Iraiule Hiiilmads, the tnr-fatued "Scenic, Line of tlio World." Tim extremes of the temperature aro never met, and pas sourer aro suru of liuvinj; a delightfully pool ride through the Heart of tlie ltocky Mountains, ami a view by day light of scenery whiidi is nowhere sur paasiMl. If tlcHired, a atop enroule may be made at, iiiaiiit and pieluresqaa Sail Lake City, llio "City of the ISainta, (ilenwoiiil Hprings, IVadville, Colorado Springs, 1'uelilo, Denver, or any in- ternieiliale pi Int. There are three daily trains leaving Salt hake City fur nil points east, which have close connections from the North- weal, vis either 0. H, it N. Co, or the Southern l'aniflv Co. Those tra'uiB are t-cpiipped with Through Sleepers (Stand" an) and Tourist), free Hoc lining Chair Cara, and a lVrfecl Dining Cur Service, I'craoiially (conducted lixcursiona, in cluugo of coinpeteiit and cousleous managers, ar run several times a week without change of cars to Denver, Oma ha, Kansas 'City, St. Louis, Chicago, Ituffalo, New York, Boston, and all east ern cities. . Tickets are on sale at, all railroad tieketolllc.es. I''ot' further ini.tniiition and oheaicat rates, apply to J. 1). Manspihm), Ghu Agent, UH 3d at,, Portland, Ore- TfiE HoIeI Eail I jLJaiiaG, Ore. lias la-en relitted and rcnova'teil from cellar to garret, and every thing is new. tii.od sniiiilo room for commercial men. Satitdnction guaranteed. Kates, $1.00 to J2 00. Special rates hy the week. S. C. SMITH. Proprietor. si) V! VI Vt S VI VI & h m b m sales m nuu wnm -x (humI pnHls at Right Prices Make Easy Selling. Our guoils' aro first-class, our prices as low as the j lowest nuality of goods considered. yjy rfiS All kinds of country produce bought at the VI ' Highest Market Trice. ' VI i m I Sin of Yjur Patronaja RsspsctfuIIy Solicited, v! itapls and Fancy Qroceries. Opera House block, Hain Street, Independence. (!.(!: Vll SALES .1 SMALL mi' Oregon Si!03T.LlS and union Pacific Iti'I'itnt lor t'lili'iiao. I'nlllitlol H.ei.nt II IW ll 111 vIh II, ml liitllou Allantlii KxerrM! ttUI 1, III tl Hunt. ltlUl',11 Ml I'inil Fnsi Mail li.ltl H III via Huokioio tlME SCHEDUi tS. rroin liiili'pcitit, nia Hull l,li(i, ,)inrrr. l' l, U'oiili, OiiibIih, K.oihiin i'lty. Si. I.'hiin, rliiwmo anil Knit, Hall I.iilm, Deliver, ft Cily, Hi. UuOn, L'lilcitiro Ant' Kant. Walla Will In, I,hvI. ton, Mifikioin, Mia- llCHpilllN, Ht. faul, iiilii(a,llhvioiktc, t'hlnitto anil V.nul, Ainvii tioin 4 . m 8 10 a ni. 1 a. in. OCHAN ANn RIVt-R SCIIIiUlll.ti. limn l-oCthiiHl. 8 p m ll.lllv KxSiiiiilay H i 111 Haiui'iliiy Hi i hi 1 a. in. I'tll', Tliur unit Sul, :irm in. Tiii'. Thur anil sal. lAlllpiinn fra'i a. lii.-lmlij- Jll nailing (latex hii b 1 Jt'ft lii cliaioiii Kor -mi KiiiufisiHi iiils BVtu jr ftilavn ! eifltonlila Uivor ' Ht.iamiii'H. ''l'u AkIoi-Iii ami Way l.anilliiKa. i WIlliitiM'M mill ! Viimlilil Klvi'i". ilri'Kon (Mly. I n Ion, . antt Way-naiiilliijii WllliiiiHittu Klvi,i. I'ortliiint to Corvalllji and Way.liiiniliiiKH Mllllltli IHver, Itlparla tti l.uwWIon. i p. in, Kx.ii 1 1 "DOCTOR UP" Chiingeahlo weather between two seasons encour ages your chronic troubles and inflicts upon you much petty sickness. Retter ward it off. 10 cents might prevent it when $10 wouldn't cure it. Come to us to have your prescriptions filled, and for everything kept iu a well regulated drug store. STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOK"" ANDSCHOOt SUPPLlgfc KIRKLAND DRUG CO. p. ia. Moii.,VihI, autl Kr,, l:M0 i. in. Mini., W I'd anil Krl. I.V. I I'WlK loii.ilally Da. in. utiiaimiM lo I'oillniiil.i.'iiin liiiliiHiiiilaii Itulli Ioiivm ('orviilllH fur l-ortlanil Mninliiyi VVcdnt'Htlavii and Ki'tilnj"! atUn in, (uiHsinif llldi'lllMllll'lll'IMlt II III. Itl'llll lllllK, ll'lU'i'S I'ortlaod TooailiivH, ThnrMlayH and Halar ,lii,v, nixsliiK liidi'pi'ailniii'ii at (1:110 i in ICIiuorA luaviis Indt'coailniii'o fur I'orlland Tni'HiliiyH, TluirsilaVHainl Saturdavii al a in. Itiilllrnlni; haivtiH I'lirtlttnil (or I hdt'pi'iuli'tii'H Miniilayii, M'iit'HmlH unit Krldavf at 11:18 a m, arrlvlUK al lnilt'imiidoiiceal 0 i in. Al HERREN, Agent, Independence, Ore. Are you looking for a brush? INDI-PENDENCC, OR1U10N Not with Germany but a hair brush, tooth brush, or a silver-polishing brush. I have a good all-bristle hair brush for 25c. Tooth brushes, 5o up. A. S. LOCKE, Prescription Druggist BANNER SALVE WAN'TKIl-TItlHTlVOItTHY MKN AND WO iniMi to travel and itdvt-r'lui lor old entab- llatMl lioust ot willd llaaiit'fal Ntaiiillnii Hal nry ,WI a yrar and xxpiaiwa, all )ayabl In i-ali. No raiivnnNliiK rt'Onlrfl. 'live rt'for i'Iiih'h and ("irlose soll-addiwstd Btanipod ea vlniHi, Atlilr, hh Muiuiui', lii'io L'axton Uklg Ulili'ttlio, WANrRD.-Capable, rellabls pemon In every ooanty Ut represent large oompHiiy of solid financial repntatlon:J950 salary per year, payable weekly; J3 per day Kbanlutelv sure and all exjienses; atmlitht, bona-tlde, definite alnry, no ooininlaaloni salary paid each Hauirday and expense money advanced each SeeSv. STANDARD HOUSfc,. m Perboru I i .. . . 6 , 1 i i th moit htallng talv in th world. .V.