THE WEST SIDE E. C FENTLAND, Publisher FRIDAY, MAY 30. UWO. Gov. Pennoye,- received 27,001 vut In 1888 while T. R ConwUui received .4,t. J. K Hc-.tou reoslvwd 27-7 tn the whole state of Oregon. Polk county gave Pwuuoyor 818; Cornelius 707, and Houston 138. Dallas is spcudtng lots of money on this election. How is she to be repaidt The court house Job mint be quite profitable. The ring will mtctlce addition, division nnd silenos. Did you ever hear of a4pltalist moving into folk county because the taxw were lighter than the ftd joining oouuty'stoxcet Then don't get the taxes up to more than 40 or 90 mills or they may move buck. The Wkht Sidr is not pleading for the interests of folk county ot to-day; but of many days. The burdens of this taxation cannot be confined to one year, but will be placed upon the people here now and those to come. If you want to drive capital out of Polk county build a court house, raise the taxes up to 30 or 40 mills, and every mortgage in the county will be closed, and capital will seek more healthful fields to invest in. Farmers this will effect you! T. T. Bah not, once a store keeper, refused a man credit for a purse. Said he "Unless you have money you need no purse." Folk county has no money but wants to build a fine court house and go in debt for it The people should re fuse to allow the sale of the county's credit for such a purpose. , McBek would pose as a pro- gressive man. He is no mossback. The .crops of Folk county are not looking as well as usual. His plan is to help the county by taking one-half more in taxes, put that money in a big pile of brick at Dallas and we will all progress. This part of the county luw too much honor to do this kind of work. A U the republicans will vote straight tickets except on matters of local issue, Democrat will do the same. While we do not desire to see a court house built; yet we hope alt honor will not lie sncrifioed on that iwuc, as It is rettorted against us by Dallas Mends and residents. u., ...J.J... -I ...... I Dallas papers aw attempting to deceive the people. 1st, That they waut only a f W, 000 court house. 2d. That Folk county is llmm oially able to build a court house. 3d. That I. Simpson is a moss back. 4th. That buiUUiur a court house will make times better. 5th. That money can be borrow ed nt t per cent, ou county war rauta. ' 6th. That luoucy can be borrow ed atull over a certain sum. 1 7th. That a courthouse will not be contracted for this year if Me Bee Is elected. 8th. That Mcltoe is a more competent man than Simpson. nth. That the county has fniuU- to pay all demands until next October. Will Mr, MeBee explain why the county treasurer will rash no warrants of a lutter dato than Nov, I, l$89t We have had two terms ol court si nee then, and the warraute are all out for them anil the other expenses of the county drawing interest, and he would attempt to make the voter believe that the county is out of debt. Is ho such a faithful servant of the peoples' money that he would keep money lying in the treasury idle ami the county have 110,000 to $1.1,000 iu warrants drawing Interest. Whieh born of the dilemma will you taket If yon have the money, yon must be a fool. If have not the money you must be a knave. Which! STATE SUPERINTENDENT .OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. If Folk county expects to pros per it must be by having an honest and economical government. If the county court has pledged itself to put a burden of heavy taxes on the people are you going to allow the burden to foil ou roof If you elect McBee you know the conse quence. If you elect I. Simpson county warrants will stand at par, High tax en mean the greatest hardship to 'the man who owes bis neighbor and baa given security. Money at ten per cent, and pay the taxes, means only six per cent net, when we have a 40 mill tax. The lender will call In his money. There is given In an Indebtedness in Polk county for 1889 of $1,271,173. A high tax means the pressing of debtors. None of the candidates for county offices will refuse to serve the people because we have no court house costing $100,000; neither de the officers of the circuit court find fault The taxpayers do not growl at low taxes. It is an outside crowd who are doing the grumbling and want a new court house. Statements are not arguments. Dallas papers state that we are abund antly able to build a new court house. The people know that means as good as our neighbors of Benton and Yamhill oountiea No arguments can be pro duced to show that we have, like they had, over $40,000 in treasury with which to commence building an $80, 000 court house. The taxpayer is going to be on the right.side and elect Simpson. The great kings of Egypt used to set thousands of subjects at work on immense buildings, not because the bnildings were needed, but to keep the people from rebelling, They were to be so ground down that they could not rebel. There is a ring in Folk county trying to impose oppressive burdens of the same kind here. Will the people submit tamely! . Elect Simpson and keep down the taxes. The Dallas papers are trying to work on the people of Folk county as though it was composed of a set of ignoramuses. The people do not feel flattered. There is not a county in the state of Oregon which has a more intelligent and thoughtful people than Folk. When it is stated that this county is out of debt and has money to carry it to next October they simply put that down as a lie. They know better. If you are in debt you cannot afford to have heavy taxes. When your note becomes due it must either be paid or renewed. If taxes are (as they must be if we build a new conrt house) from thirty to forty mills, the money loaner will say, , either you must pay the taxes or I will loan my money elsewhere. How are you going to pay that loan! Low taxes mean easy times. High taxes mean hard times. If you are in debt you cannot afford to vote for G. W. McBee. Stobies are being circulated at Dallas that certain candidates are to be traded iu the south end of this county because Dallas is going to vote for them. ' This is not true. , Our state bus, si nee the creation of the office of state superintendent of publio instruction, been fortu nate in the selection of mcu to fill the position creditably. Among those whose names have become almost household words by reason of their work in the office should bo mentioned the subject of thit sketch. Superintendent McElroy brought with him into the office the ripe experience of a successful teacher, the practical teaching of a like although minor position ol county school superintendent, the energy and ambition of a man who is just entering the prime of life; the love of the work inculcated into him by his long continued con nection with publio instruction; the necessary qualifications of a success ful business career, and the spirit of progress whieh will iusuro iu his educational work the advancement made by other public interests. He has held several honorable and responsible positions In the O. A. R. ami is an active spirit In the work 'of building up the material interests of our state. He served as assistant inspector general in the G. A. R. during the year 1887. He served as aid de camp on the staff of the commander-in chief during the year 1888, and at the lost annual encampment of this state he was elected department commander for the department of Oregon, and is still serving in that honorable and responsible position He is now one ot the vice presi dents of the National Teachers1 Association Supt McElroy now resides in Salem where be and his estimable wife are well known in society and prominent in charitable works They have a family of five chil dren. The Supt. is a man of great activity and practical energy. His oftquotcd motto among his frieuds is "work." He is pre eminently a worker, and hits high reputation for organizing ability and executive force. He has thoroughly organized the do partment of publio instruction and the influence of this organization is now felt in every part and in every public school of our state. : Supt. McElroy has given a great deal of study to the arrangements and compilation of the school laws during the last six years, and also a great deal of work to the prepar ation of a uniform system of blanks and registers, for conducting the public school business of the state, The superintendent is a hard wor ker and does full Justice to his position, and it is but a fitting recognition that Oregon points with just pride to the results of his valuable services. As has been well said, the pub lic school system is the foundation on which was erected and sustained this grandest government on the face of the earth, hence no branch of our common government more deserves competent management than that of the public schools. BEFORE THE BATTLE. The West Side has every reason to be proud of its course in the present controversy to-wit: that of the immediate building of a court house. It feels that it has done its Independence, duty to the taxpayers of Folk county in advocating their lutercsts. It has called the attention of the voters time and nguln to the con dition of the couuty'a finances; it has quoted from the records often, and shown time and agalu that we are now at thm writing, from 8000 to $10,000 in debt, with the Salem bridge near $22,000, and that of our own bridges to be added which will swell our indebtedness to something near $:)5,000 before we can levy another assessment and collect off of the farmer another tax. We have shown that there is but one way that Folk county can raise money and that is by taxation. Some of our county papers and the advocates of the immediate build ing of a court house have sug gested that we borrow money, or bond the county, and huve repeat dly through the press and on the stump attempted to blind the voters and override the const it lit ion and the law, and once again we here quote from the constitution ol the state of Oregon as follows: (Set page 110, sec. 10 Hills code,) "No county shall create any debts or liabilities which shall singly or In the aggregate exceed the sum of FIVE THOUSAND dollurs, ex eept to suppress insurrection or re press invasion." Now if this is the law as just stated there is only one way to build a court house, and that Is by a tax at once; thus add our present indebtedness with that of the Sa lem bridge, now contracted lor,aiid our own bridges, and the current expenses of the county for the next twelve months which hist year was $48,000 and this year will bo over $50,000 and then to make the pile look like a chimney upside, down place on top of t he heup a $100,000 court house. Voters how do you like the picture! Yet it is just the condition a few people who live in Dallas are asking the taxpayers of Polk county to place themselves )a. Have we not stated this issue fairly! Is not every word correct! Then look at your farm of 100 acres; look at your own house that you live, eat, sleep and have raised your own family in, sec if It is as good as the present court house in which court is only held twice a year and a few county officers oo cupy only a few hours each day! Then if you are ready to mortgage your little home and defer the needed improvements ou your owu house, vote for McBee. If you are willing to do with your own old house that Dallas m ty have a fine court house, vote for McBee. - ir your Darn is out ana your fences need repairing; if you tmuK it would be mora to your interest to take what little surplus you have after the meager supiort of your family for the next score of years and put it iulo a court limine that is not needed, and let your own improvements that ure very much needed go, then vote for McBee. Then when you have looked over the farm on the outside go iu and sit down and have a talk with your wife. Ask her if she is willing to put up with the old stove for three or four years (of course you prom ised her a fine range last full and a bed room set, carpets, etc.,) but wheat at 60 cents when the bills are all in and the books are balanced you show her there is not a single dollar left, and your taxes for the year still unpaid, and you would have to take the team and go out and find some hauling or cut cord w tod, and she seil lutter, dick ens, egg, eli., to i nine l ho money to pay your taxc. 1 hen if si e says "Yes I am willing to do with out the range, furniture, carpets; 1 a:u willing to work Ihiee times lit bard. Sell not only the eggs, but hens, roosters niidall,t hat Dallas may huve a new court house," why then vote for McB.'e. But if yon want to have jour taxes ns light as possible; and want your county llmm ecu managed for tho whole people, and not for any clique or ring, vote for Simpson. If you think tho court house good enough for several years, vote for Slmpsou, If you think we should Hint build our bridge and repair our roads, vote for Simpson, If you wunt tho county to get out of debt and stay out of debt, vote for Simpson. S"1 i Hlmnie on a nutu who would oftur to buy a vote, Doubly slmme on a nmo who would inter to sell bis vote I You see that bauiivr-the pruud Hlurs anil 8trlKw t ('mint those mars, then mul tiply them by one mllllou and the re sult will but ftetily rxpluiu the miinUr of lives It has cost to purchase fur you the right to vole I ro THE VOTERS COUNTY. OF POLK Wus there ever in your recollection such Utile ns Hu m ? Hueli open violation of the luw s, talk of bribery, broken promi ses, oRlcim who do not keep their outha with the eoilc, and yet the wple have the remedy lit their owu lunula Voters, III you t that yourUod-glvvn Hunts ou next Monday are protected ? Will you see that legal voters only un allowed to vote? Will yuu see tlml no nmuorset of meu are allowed to run all our county? OO NOT BE DECEIVED. No duubt on the day of the election all kinds of minor will tie iillmil to the eflVet that tiwlin are Mutr nmde In other prectutft, and esjieeuUly will it be sum that !mlcmlcme Is I null ng and scratchldit Its tickets. This will tie the object ami shn of ltalts on next Mon day, ami now we say to the voter of Polk county tlmt uosucli tliln will he done In Imlcoemlciuv nnd that aside from the Court House Issue tin vote of I mlciendeuee Precinct will Ut aimlht. Attain we say to the voters nf I'olk county "1) not I deeelvi-d,'' but stick to the main liwue ami fl;lit It out ou that Hue. The OREGON LAND CO.. With Its Home Office nt SALEM, - - OREGON. (In (he Slate Insnranm Building,) And brnncli oflh'cs lit FORTD AND, ASTORIA and ALBANY. Has for sale a lurga list of Grain, Stock and Fruit farms, also City and ftuburbrn property. Tho OREGOff LAND company, Was especially organised for the purpose of buying and subdivid ing huge tracts of land, and has during the past two years bought and subdivided over ,1,200 acres of land into 5 to 20 acre tracts. The snc ces of this undertaking is shown in t he fact that out of 280 tract placed ou the market, 225 have been sold. We claim that ten acres of choice land in fruit, will bring a larger Income than one-hundred Mid fifty acres of wheat in tho Mississippi valley. We also make valuable improvements In the way or roaast fences elc. We can sell a small tract of land lor the same price per sere ns yon would have to pay for A Urge farm. Hnnd for pamphlets etc. JL 1). ( OOl'KIl E. T. IIKNKLE. W. If. WALKER. HT:N Kl.fi & WALKER, DKALrtRS IN" Finil Grcceries tii - ttuiij - hi::i. MAIN ST. INDEPENDENCE. THE IMPORTED SHIRK STALLION, LINCOLNSHIRE LAWYER! TO THE TAXPAYERS COUNTY. OF POLK If (here everwss time It behooved yuu to be up and doing It is now. If there ever was a time you should demand a fulr bullot mid a fair count, that lime l ou next Monday. ' i on may want to know how you are to huve thai. We answer, attend the pols; see that none but legal voles are cast uud counted vtettr iiKiciN'micnce nave ueen ac cused of Importing vote. And in w oueeforall we Invite the luiwt scrutlui ting lnvetltciitlon of our vol', We have not got one Illegal vole toofflir. We have not got one dutlr to ottVr .or a vote, either legal or Illegal. V' me simply sdvorutliiK the luterests of the taxpayers of Polk county, uud we would deplore the calamity to the county, Mr, Hlmiwiiii defeated, than see him elected by illegal Votes Theatre ou Friday, uud Saturday nights. Itondon purple for spraying trees for side at H. K. Patter mi's. Miss Nellie Kmmett and Mi. J. A. nuehaiiuu from Yumhlll ure visiting at Monmouth. The only ilrst-elHsuiillcry Is (he 1X1, Large usMortment Just received al Cooper Hros. The you iik lady whoso duiiclug pleases all, will Introduce her steelultles on Frlduy sod Hattirday In the Ilumcll Jewell Company. Miss Eva Peterson, stenographer for Parke k tacey of Portland, parsed through on Katun lay's train visiting friends In Corvallls. THE IMPORTED SVFt'O I h 1 I M H ST A U.IOS. Will make the Pesson of 1S00, on Mnadsys. sud TiicedH.va at W. liurke's, H(Hiver, Tuesday ulght at Monmouth; Wednesdays and Thursdavs.at W. II, InivIn' stabler, Dallas; on Fridays snd Msturdsys at till Johnson's stables, Independence. DESCRIPTION: He Is a splendid lirljihtl sy. rising S years old, weighs IKoo pound, with black front legs, mane sud lull, while lil ml feet, with stripe down the lace. Me has u flat Isme, with Ms of fine silky balr, stands pi liHtids snd one Inch high, and Us most iKiwcrnn, eonipaei. perrecl specimen of an r.ngllsli More iiorxe, wiiii psxt style son action. lie wns ristlcii Ma;,", iwi, liml by Wm. Newton. I'.wi., Newark-oii-Tn nt, Knulaml mid wss Imported August, 1.NX2. Hliicelmportuthm, Lincolnshire law yer received the following prises: 1st Oxford coun ty show, hhu; 2nd, tinrelitsler Township Hhow, Wl 2nd, London Western Fair, IHA'i snd ISM, seven others competing; 2nd, Dorchester Township Miow, ISM; !ft. Hjsvial and Bweeiwlake, Houlfi Oxford KpriiiR Khow, 1NK4, 1st Hprlngtleld, ISM. Lincolnshire lawyer Is a sure fd getter snd his colts In the KaM have beeu sold for a nigh rigure. PEDIGREE: A fnii-r,l in tin- Kiiitllnh SUM Honk, Lllmilnnhlra Law fr, Nik tXU; Sltlro IIutm,, twy, while hnl, M ISSI; limlrr, Win, Nrwtim, lIllUlUo Mount, Nwr-on-Trwit, Knld; ulro, toi-lhoiiri, hwM-p, hay tKIAV. dam, Nuparlur ('ml Mur. Iwy; tlam'a all, I'mililral I.lnmln, bajr, fimsit Mrltumrn hwm'n'a aim, tf (IWWi.lir aim iIVTSi. lMu:iIIAi(), sci ir. uar: gift iiim-k; 1 1 ( I Howards nay, (; arand-lw. Hay, iHKTi; g, hat. . blat-s. ns dnwesd- Iwy; dam a aire, in air, bay, (; (randxlr, bay, iKSTi; y. H'OOi f 1 1 1 1 1 1.I.Sm Ttualiipa, I Mvllllmi I lull Llnrohiahlrv lwyr,bai 5 I U s c s. luiy Mia alav ir eil (ruin aiaite ot Hi bmt KtiIUb aluck. TI-.KMS: .Insurance. $:o; Season, $i .Mnttle Servire, $n. Inuranr du whan III ntara la known In I allli l or hna lmu lbvJUM-d uf or iiium-J i.ui ( lliamunly. Htsaoii, Um' July lL aiilaarvk, due nt lime or mk All rsrv Iskro to nrevant aocUlriil, bill ivpunll)lt ltr in-na, JAMES E. DAVIS, Owner. JOHN LAKE, Cr-smi. Dallas, Or. W. G. SHARMAN, ftlerGhant Tailor. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. FIT GUARANTEED. Custom Goods for Merchants and ethers recut and pres:d. I will open monthly- aceouuls with Morcliauts at Independence nnd Mouimmlh for reeuttin. C STEEET, Opposite:?. O. u I lo cure BEFORE minirt Ululad. M BRCURY No. 1701, Will make the Season of 1690. DESCRIPTION, (,'liCHtnut; foaltMl 1H87; brod by Alfred Prenton, HulI'olK, Kuglund; Imported IHHli; weight lMH) His ; aire Wilson's S'lingourd (liU7);duni luvhcss (1.H93) by (iurrett's Crown l'rlnce (fi(M): grand dam I)epsr (7117) by Johnson's Goliuth (7V); freat grand dam Jtrag; great great grand dam Mamond by Orsy's Urlton (0ir). The Celebrated French Cure. APHRODITINE LV la Soi.n mi 4 S08ITIVI OUARANTEI lo aura auv liwmndiurymia illam", ur any Ifmirilar ul Hit ,'iwmllvo or auni ol altliKr Ulna fniii, ih AFTFD ... ,,,..,, MiHinrfvnuii, over 1 lllll. "Wk a IVihIii l',,w.,r, Wskalsl-' iiw. HoarliiB ilcwn 1'aii.a hi ,a Hack, Samliial Wrakiio.., llyaiarla, Servoiia l'r,lralln Nnrlnra- n, i.,i-,, ii, iin-i niu'a, uiuiiieaa, W eak Mam I fv'. J","' '"'iwarainl lmpotPii,-, wlilrli It hp. i P. " V , 'V i."" !" li"sniiti oki am and iiaan. It)', I'rlcal 1.00 ix,aboxe lor M,(X) b'ut ar niao mi wimn or 1,1'lra. A W B ITf KN b V A K ANTKK fortvary f&v iinlar. lo rotund tlia monay ( a I'armanai,. i'lltH IN lint ntWtMl. Tlimuat,,!.. ..f ..tl ,. i auu yiraua, or nun wxna, iwrinammt r cured by Ariisnnmss. (!!rcular frw. Addraai i tHE APHRO MEDICINE C07 4 WStTSIS SSANCH, "CX It, PORTLAND, 08, For isle b Buster A Look , T0I$CALES or $66 BIXSHAsfTON) VaaMBssTanlaM U N. Y. k) auasna , XA. jff PEDIGREE. WIlMin'a Vsiisusrd (l!K7)i aire Illdiloll'tCliuniiilim (1:10): dam 1'niinton (fit). niddi'll'HCIiioiipinn MW): alrn Allnn'i Allwrt (lfil: rtiim by Cheater Kiiipnmr fltl); by NcwcuKtll' t'iiillilll iHII) by I'lanl'a Cambrldga Captain by W. (',ilt!ni(lmm i Horae (178) by IManl'a dark horao ilVX)) by llraily'a Hilton (in0). H No. tfiO. Allan'a Allwrt (IB); Hire I'ntrlrtKfi'a Albert (Wil. i'atrlilgo'a Albiirl (D-'tfil; aim IIUHh'a Albert I2M); iliini by Prjkea chaniplmi (IMS) by Muniford Cbsinjiloii (Mil). Fabers Golden Female Fills. TERMS: Insurance, $25. U. S6HAFF0RD and KIHG TETHEROW, Owners. Fnr Fsmsls trraimlar lllaa: uoiiiliiiMlkalhais on i:, markrt. Acwr fall. Sin PMamlly ial uy p cimlnont U'llm itinnthly. Uuarsinuit lo reltavs a ippuad niemlruailoo. tUREIIAFCI CERUINI Don't be tmmbnnwli Save Tlma, Heallh, sno mouay ;ta uootk sr. Hant tn any addrwi, aacnra by mall u i eaipini prim, in.oo. DR. JORDAN'S s CO'S. MUSEUM OF iNaTOstt. 7,11 Market Ht Ran Kranclmxj, Adnilaalou Si renla. On and lenrn how to avoid diaeiiae. CmiHUltatlon snd tii-Htinnit (wraonally or by let ter on aperinatorlies or ffenllal wcakne anntlslldlaesamiornien. hfiid r, r bonk. 1'nvate oflle lllllrarym, Conaullstlon IVw. , II, OM" m ALBANY Ms d Mt. WORKS. r. w.cuuro. COOPER BROS. itMEl fay you ChH and Jnep Oar I-nrgc Mi.c ' Ynr AtlHttlon In Illy TvlM to th Now ttWl K.B.&CO.BUGGIES, -WITH WADE CORNER inONS.- Wblch Fit oror the Carnm In web y m to bold tho F.n, Nn. Punneli lectiwly togribw, nwklng It Impossible Pr Ourn.-m to 0mii. Ato Foil Umo! HACKS and PHAETONS. ' .pjfpiajaaaaMsSsiBiasiaiaiasasaWiasaaW A CAR LOAD OF DAIN WAGONS, Mcdo Ecpoclally for Our Trade, Just Received Direct from the Fectory. debring & Mccormick Mowora, - Horveiterc - and - Binders. m (nie TAYLOR'S rj and ON C STREET, Freeh Dread, Pies and Cakes on hand Every Day Except Sundays. mm, A Fuil and Froeh Stock of Canned Goods Flour, Toas, Coffoo. Sugar, Dried Fruits, Syrups, Candies, Ci gars, Tobaccos and All Good Usually Kept in First-class Grocery Store. D. B. TAYLOR, Prop. FEED KLE JorJXSON, LIVERY, r -. SALE -l FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS AND REASONABLE RATES. STABLES. Stock left in onr dire will 1 well nt I ended lo. SFEcm E5c::ooiiios fob mwm. tiavelers. MAIN STREET, : INDEPENDENCE, OR. School Book s and Stationery -for sale by. BUSTER LOCKE The Public i. Mt Cordially Invited to Cull d Prie Onr M Selected Stock of Writing Papers, Tablets, Pen., Ink, Rnlers, etc., also All the School Books in Ve in the Public Schools. - THE NEW W : i : Safe : Mis liuiy Younn ' B" 1i IMswvai U I 1. " Double and n mM"w Single Teamsl ' u Y"W"L. Fiwt olaMTurnontsforCo.nnie.-cial Traveler. .... A BKiBincnon Oaamutecd. Give n8 a call North End Main St., i N. tqnpc Prftn TT , ' - i'-,- WI HKAI.KRR IX "T MARBLE, . S. AMERICAN A -Sjfeai KCOTCH OJUNITE Sin 4 JO P.O. Box 258, Albany, Or. ! THE APHRO MEDICINE COIPW, ; WotsraBnutob. Bux27, Portland. o rur aio uy iiualur lx-ae. Bakers Addition to Independence. Tlili Is roallv Mm uftt nnd most llcHlnihle TtnstulonnA Pnnurlv In . . near Indcoendencfl. Bitunted between the city limits ami the town of fSlinn tWl'l:!!?' i ".' Tiiirnncre. the Motor wne pawtinir inronca tins Acuimon on tho South ; rntna in..t favomgrantmi. caiiatti. those choice lots and now is the accepted time to buy. We believe in quick sale and small profits. We shall for a few days offer these lots for from f 80 to 1 100 per lot. nn7cn axle . UIltLUOnEflSE BEST IJf TUB WOftLB. Ttn waarloa sualMwara uaaarsaaaad, saiaaJly ontlaatlnv two boaaa of aav othar braaS. Kaa affaoud by aaai. lrET THE fiEJUJIME. roll BALE BY DEALERS QKWKBaLI.Y. fyr or SsOe Ij to lllli! M I GIBSON & KIRKLAND, M'grs. Oregon' Umt Uoutfh Medioins. Rsooramended by Physioitns. Cures where all else (nils. Plesaant and agreeable to tha taste. Children take it without objection. By drunrista. 3 Best and Cheapest, HENRY WALLER, DEALER IN- Boots - Shoes and - Gloves. Call and examine our 8400 seamless Shoe H- L). WALLER. PropV. Independence) - . 0reg(m V.