Cabinet Photographs for 92.50 per Dozen. Oall Early as I will bo In Independence for o Short Tlmo Ouly w. H
THE WEST
Iv C. rUNTLANlK nVWAwx.
. KK1DAV, rUNE 2iV "i
OREGON'S PUBLIC SERVANTS.
our bifituM men. Kvot.v tbillur
sent awiiy fur lumber, brick, print
Inj;, well unit door.4, Hour, etc.,
UHMimtlu emploj incut ofbtbor In
number !M':i!i y.
THE SITUATION.
We now stand bofoi-e-tbe people
of I'olk county iw huvlh clunn
J pinned the 'uhm (if Polk county In
J. 11. MIMwII. Hop.... f. H. Kitten
J. N. OiiiiK, K f. . t
Wngi-r lli'iiiihim. Ii'l. ..Huwiil Hrvri
1 KfATK MWICKIW.
rMl,7" '" iiw viu4 or tax for tbe buiuiiu.
$ttoA?v "HAl 'of a court house ut We
H'-il!;'"1' jmiirnl'MJII'imvpiiwr Mia th.it tbeetvetbm
tKvs.MI..l.,. l.M IV Alt mo ofMuUH lmlldillfJ Ui UllI.IS Would
nu'Nrv ot t--u-t.it. i
k.T. ttuirh.t 1 1 . Mm. mii iu 1 1"' uuy determent to (but town, u
N. I.. IIMH IVm
i)k W. M.viix li'ni I
Wm.l.. W..H Hip
It, I'oatt, )it'i
lsnueSninwiui. Ivm. ...
Jt, P. Mi'Un.'h. Ii
J. Hloulli-r, Hoi
H, II, Tuvurv. llt'iii ...
N, Onritiii'r, li'iii.
T, U HulU-r, Ik hi
V. I, iyMnlils l'i '
K. la Kult'llltlll, Hl'l
Jluiii" ul l!i-Ui'.iMi
micfiiv,
t li 1 1.
(HHIfV illltltfl'
I trtimtvr. 1
. A,v..-. i
Mirvi'vur I
Imiiihit. !
Letushavo u butblin;: in vbtcli
our teachers eutt build up the pub
lifl schools. -
Independence has the prospect of,
at least, holding its own in popu.
kit ion this summer. Sotuo oven
say it will double in population.
Independence stands liehind
every town on an equal ste on the
west side counties in ttmuppe.tr
mice of it school buildings.. Let
this cotitiuue no longer but be pro- j
pju-ed to vote a tax sufileient to!
build what we should have. We
expect a future growth, let in pre
pare for it.
Oregon never hud a failure ol j
crops and this year when dry jjevtie-u whicluuay arise from I hose
weather was causing iiiauy u far- opposed to building. If important
ima'is mi increased patronage to bo nm.lo nlmut
u'uiitnii!e ttniu
t'lunnUti-y, ton,
Ilietlittln fur eheuM iiIuk Hie . Ingi
ilii'iiiHufuurtwiiil by nrtltlclul eiiitvt
lent, but the tiuwt elu-cllvo remedy
MgaliiHl tlie cbvt' peril of over-oiu-liilluu
lit alter nil, (he Ctiisli nit plan el
iikMHuHii I '!' ti n hit femiiimu! fi'iil
plaiitN. Hugnr, lliuir, uiul fat form the
moHt Iniporlnut (Jemeiiid of our diet,
uiul even In Ihv wilder hdltuile of the
teuiieriite tioiie lluwo etemeiiiii emiKI W
derive! fitun the prvnliKU of lubereul
vcKctivthm. IkwhmilN yield itu ell
Mliiitmt eiUid luellveiiil; waliiutu ntnl
liMtclniitwiVii) li' uei fur (be iwiue
juitlMixe, uiiil by careful cultivation
I'liuld be niudi). jiitKliirtlve enough to
mipply nit tbu ewloriliv eli'iueiim of fihnl
utviled even by a imrihluml tMipulatluti,
Inilie MediterriOteiut eiiaWlauilH otlvc
tlieti Unln to bviil' tibuill tlie meventli
wir, tail ftirmit live their planter; no
miii'U , Indeed, (hut Nome Hlelllau
sieclmen of the (Hat Ihwufxtt ale
believed to lie older tliuu tlie 'IihI ol
ourehiDiiulogleul era. AfliT tbu twen
tieth year oUve-tiiii pliinted in n von
genial ll become eimruioiinl' pro.
iluetlvo. At liusl live of the twenty
will ilUt'eivtii vai'U tie ciaild liesuwc
fully eiihivMiiil u fur uurib m Ten
ih'w, uiul the Citlil'oinla planlatlou
atniiewill iwii mippty nil the market
of North America. Judy, In spile ol
her il'.-ei'iiiiiijlng tux en all orchard
triw, U!I 'produce nearly li),nou,iHMi
g.illuiw h year, lleslilen tho olive, the
I'lilviit ol the lnvl' lulltude prmbiiv
IiiiihIiviImuI dilli ri al till yielding tnstt.
Of palms ulotie Profcuwir Ilrumvltei
thirty the vpt-eim, mane of them pro
dai'tive cauti)ib to make itninml fat
a iniwi ttkiieriiu()iw, runui', idsii, tsailil
lw. lU'i'Kiil fnin llin itisiiliii'lM In mi
new school hoiiM-. The pi to our at)l,m,,llMt, ,m( wt;uW UMiM ,;, ,.
city i t 1 laving jut whttt is i:ei-ded fi.iimv of siiuiwi cte to form am'"
should ir-ut I V ovmbalanet! the oh tllulJe braueli of linliiiry. Maple
tlfteen time mow I Wheat nsn-lptu nic ely bMiml, life
the bent paMnren. ! pi'lutcil at iheWiw Hitu; Jni itit to
lum tlevlM'd varlxiii order,
the 'i itirov ry it wnnld uudoub
Ui.Iy beef greal utt unia. The
viMiiiivivinmu ! people of lUllas'ttever comptuhiitl
td'the burden of tlie tax; li. ttuui
the ;;niu would greatly : exered the
expei'.H' tii them,
iSow then Iiulepeudeiiee is ubottl
to Vote mi the en el ion Ufa school
buildiej; in this city. Thedemam!
of our citizeiw is for somet hi ti: that
will not only answer for the present
but for the future as well. Situated
as we are id most under the eaves til
the Normal truiniu st hool," otii
puMic si hoot btiildine: should lie a
model of iis kind. The cost ol
I whut we .iftaidhnve and whatwi
; have, dilVt ts only about two
t ihout'.nd dollars, but on that two
tiii.iis.imt tiuiiais ttie ((tiai'r: aiay
be m uie. We base teard a uum
ber of our citizens express them
! selves as de idcdl v in favor of the
niertofeel uneasy about his crops, ! ai Is are to be omiited it is poor
the welcome rain e.utm in duejecot.omy to build that way, Jtuild
season, and all nature smiles and in complete "bnihliiiji, a credit to
blossoms anew and harvest of IS! 10 1 our town, ami w bile t be cost of the
is again to Im a plentiful ono. Whatjtirht onelliir will need t be
a grand state is Oregon, ! raifd by ilireel , taxation the resi
, , can tun t'or Ueiiiy years in ImhhIs.
Tho man who opposes free pub ic j ,, , , . ,, . , ,
, , , , . . , ' Dallas was willing to submit to
schools is a foe to the future gener t . . .. . . i i
... , ... ; taxation for a itourt home bivause
ntmti u-!nelt u-1iiii lm ia fh,!.,I -iiwl .
... ,. , ., j she was beticlittcd, and cannot we f iirliorcul iilaiit. Areoixliuji to limn
go.m wdl curso his memory; while , bunj (ui. M,t((M h ( UuM, iim, n(W
be who fosters the public school , mw u (ho ,.,.llsoll. I of land piinlaeliiK a bui.divil pouudi. of
system l'iiefitsiMsterity and builds '' MtntiN will jUM nuru ttmti four
tit) a monument of exalilude, to bis ! - ' tbounnil imiuimI of bunaun. uiul u
nietuory. rim greatest philantbro-i
pist is bo who elevates bis fellow I Committees differ lil.e imlivi
man and provides for the coming I duals. ()mj is aggressive, domi
generation. j eering, ami forever, not onlj
ynip can bo refined In a way to
uiudlfy (he iielil tanfe of lis siitir; mlui
tree ami K-vend wb of eeull'er
yield a b.inejdikt! iip; iiiiiie tlitin tlfiy
,li!V. l.lmU uf uteluiid It nil- uhouiul
III Mleebiltillu llilllellU: (Hut U Nlllllll,
rtaiudlNlt vmletynf the (iittlmi uar
t'bliu yields ;in er n lit. moie rligitl
per gallon t.f julee Ibuii the best miur
cane." In the ponliiellon uf fiirliiweuuti
fnotl-ntutis our (tnilu-pliiutem would
thai it funnily biinltiv lo ciuiiiete
with the cultlViituid of MU'loiis Siclt
Hi ! Ht.ick of tnbmin anil elgar at J.
I) IV. . . . .
J.oinloii purple for uprnylng live fur
ale at II. H, Patterson'. .
Commit your latere) ami rend Cooper
llrom. new ad.
J. 1). I, hnn thv best ttml lai'cut lmk
of grocei leii lit town,
Ladle ninl chlldrenVwhoe at rout, nt
StiH'ktoii'R .
AilmlxMioit In Hie K'ludi'i uiu lt'it excr
clies tbl evening I la cent for mlult
mid ten n ut for children under l!i,
Cah! cash! calit Wiiuled at J. I
Irvine.
Ladies and chltilieti'n boe lit vnt,
at J, L. Stockton',
All the ehlcU'ii In l'olk cuiiaty
wanted at J , l, Ji .tue'
Ueini'iulH-r ilin wile of fiiridliire,
eriH'kery, biKilsand Iiikh, af llin iiuiv
llmi htme Haturdny, ut !!:,'K p. in.
Hewliiii umrliliHK and extru. ulno
orjjausaiid piano nt, Wh't'li r's. s
I 'tit tbl In your pipe nnd MU'lt
that J, 1). Irvine ullll wllii itiiKviie.
h. JUtMNcr, of I'oittan l, ntnl Priiii't
C, Hw, of Taconia, paiid llicoiili
town on Tbursdiiy,
J, I), Ii'vIiiiiIiKsIjiI'.Iiii'HmmIiIiIiUihii
llliiieymuueyiayii mi nteret illHi'oinit
nlllilllamtltlierefia'iilileiiudwlllelli,'iitid
eheaK,rthaUiitiylioiinethl'ildeiif.lerlciK'
mlkai'tiiiitux,
' ios'a -a a rsatioa.
H.iilrni Ttwutmi'D1 llm Cuitu Cnntl.
Uuii.
AiKtn t" tiio I l'mnftto tlnllleii mm'
'if hM bea itlMni'iHWt llmt llh Imuat 00'
rrtnic etrulny tiven.timi)4 iutUiUan. It li
ilia mnr lvmli irlm-lA In loft VtucUiili
ni'wi.rii:. Th i kt lull ul mmit
eanrt'iii-tn ran firm I hi :o r!Tliliiey, iwl ho Ivi
,Ur Id their Ua utiiiMiUim, rant (rum U
titnrttmf wnll luinwii ltjr niaulmim. HM
mm: " I am wtlllti la rclni tin fulltwtiif c
INirlenisi, I tare lor J'l'Urt Im l weak nom( b
filoa w Ith miKllivtluu, uni! twrer liiuutl bul
on ifiiitiim l!ml hlrl m tuJ llnl
wore mil m4 Intt III rfw l, 4 I u niu
ulTvmr till I Irlnd r't Viviabl SanaHH,
It hutw.l iu 111 ami? way a4 tiat lhimi:i(h!r
nKirtanlant ma, 1 lnl uu ut Ilia imal apswUi'l
ol ininartin ami wat In t'omliiiial illalrau, t'Ul
ran with Urn aid al Joy' VuUMaHr,arilli
bow ant uj aii'l evurfijiluf wlih aijr ul'l M
cuirtomoit (rwaum w litiuia tat U aSu'ta. I an .
bntli urrtHHt anil lligUtl, and t lallf mom
mau.t t." ,
Cuka Mri.vi, Uantcura,
l. Keamifit alrvat, 8. f
T OREGON LAND CO.
-With Ifoine OhTee. id
SALEM, - - OREGON.
(Jit Ihalllitle liisurnnco Ilullding.)
And brum b t niees In f'OUTDAND, ABTOKIA uiul ALIIAXY.
Iliut for wile a lawn list of Grain. Stock and Fruit furnw, also City
and Htiburlmn properly, I
The OREGON LAND COMPANY,
Was especially organized fur the purpose of tmylnjf ami imbdivld
lug huge Inlets of "land, ami Inw during the past two ycirs bought aw
Hiib(livldedover;l.'tmneiesof biiidinto 5 to '.M new lliiets. TliO MIC
cess of this iimleitakiiig Is shown lu I he fu't llmt out of iM Iwls pluml
on (be iiiarkel. 1H have been wdd. I
Wo claim that ten itor.n of ehoieo land In fruit, ill brink a Ini'goi
iitt'oiue than oiie-liumli ed and flit va:io of w In-at hi the Mihl;vilppi
valley. We also make valuable itnpioveii Is in Jlmwtiyof roads,
fences etc. We, can sell a small tract of laud lor tho nJiiu, pru' V l,m
us 3 on wtuild bavelo pay for a largo farm. Hitnd for jiaiuplilets c'c.
Ji. T, lU'WiaC.
II. WAI.KKK.
III-NKIJi & WAIKHK,
DKAI.ICNJS 1N
Produce.
family - Grccsriss - and - Cotptry
INDEPENDENCE.
MAIN ST.
I iiimim orchard uf Ihii-e acre can be
j made to support twenty-live incii. All
jtbrnuKh axiulhcru Kur and south
I wtHtern Asia cereal arv largely iiir
!eded by the eu, mi te or lluliuu
rr claiming and biking all that it is clu-tnul, Marng a nut somewlmi
ow then wo want that bridge jUSy intitltnl to, but reaching larger than alllliertnvd more nutritliai
htraight through to Is'orth link- ()nt and grasping for as tnucli more tll,m "y known variety of faibniceou
pendenee; a telephone line toS.dem; ;w ',WXilb!i'. Aim'ber is modest, Kr,lji- In Italy t'lutniit are eaten
a wagon road from tho ferry into i amnming and allows apparent Mlf ,""a T1"1 TT!
theSakm hills. Wo are going to i j,,,;,,,, ,,, .,.,'?, ,, '''. bse wluat, od on tla-Wut.d ol
. ... . 7 ,? ,in,u.(tiie to im tioiie w il limit, II Oortca nine out of ten farmer derive
hae a Louring mill, motor hue, ; ,lim.,,iri. nil!l(.r tll,ul ,.,.,.,, um, ,,. 1 (.lr linwUu,r lll)mHl vxMi,U
gravel trains, scIuk.1 house, (Vr w.al. -UUh. The moral elhvt of i from that kind of trec.(..ur-"Wm, h
vallis extension, county bridge, In-i tlH' two coupes on a community U, they cull It, lu itistlneilou from ny
dependence bank, electric lights, ilu jt, favur of the latter, but 'the ' 1,flL''' "rt "f tloieaeivsuf
uo mini uus stiuimer. w tiat is tne tt1(.,.t, lilm Kl)m(l (hS lt,.,tt
matter with this town anvhowf
The youngest member of the Ore
gou senate is J. ifyers, of I.iiin!
comity, who is only ,26 years of age. ;
lie was elected to the state legis j
latum from Lino county iu 1SSS us j
representative, and this year he ii
returned to the senate, by a popu
lur vote. Jlr. Myers not only
political has bt-eu successful, but
bis ventures in real estate have
been very profitable. One invest
ment on the Sound of toWi) deal
ing him $1)000 prfit. lfo was one
of tho democrats to stand by !bv.
reimoyer in the Potl laiui water
bill.
aierwoi-Ks unutiie lacrory ail iO ;(n,siiou ari-es as to when ami
f ... I. i .),, i .
( win ie a uue siiouiu u (tr.iviu, a
jsetisitive nature will Had ,k slight,
j but a noble nature will nut seek to
! retaliate uuless the ofVim.-e is ven
great. Nor .should revenge In
sought. Yet a certain dignity
should be iieiintaiiied that respect
may be counnanded.
During the past few weeks cer
taiu events have occurred ' which
jseem to imply that n c!:y of. in
; I'olk enmity is n tinlVu tuiiale as
j not to cotiiinaiid respect, or at leal
the most friendly feelings from
, some 01 lis nelL' ibni'.i. I! h Li ieen
1 . - i . , . . ... . ...
sum mat we are a lawless people'
that "our women are frtvolhurV'
that the town site is a "breeder
of miasina"thal it is a "poverty's
btinghole" that at election time it
"imports voles" that during the
i llood (he people were "drowned
"ill rats." Tin sts and other opt-
tltets have been hurled at us.
During tlie rcpiiblio.ui and demo
crat it; conventions but one person
was nominated frojn this cily while
of census eniiumerators we have
none, These facts are before us
and it is for us to prove ourselves
so unworthy of them that they
j shall have no force; but more than
that .show a spirit not of fault finding
j but dignified protest against, such
treatment. It may be said that no
one iM-lieves sudi accusations, Yes,
tber.'i are people only too willing
to believe them. And there are
mutters of even mere recent oe
currenccs wherein it would seem
thai; proper courtesy has not
been extended. Are we iu anyway
to blame? wo call upon our
selves this treatment! Should we
tamely submit depending upon
friends to vindicate our cliarueterf
The question is -this. First, do
we deserve such treatment! Second,
if not deserving it, shall we resent
it! , ,
in uciiait ot iiKiejiemieiico wi
claim the same treat incut extended
The Hon. I). J Thompson was !
advised by some of bis friends to j
treat tho country press w ith couai- i
deration and that its influence was
needed. Mr. Thomnson said "such
papers only come out a few times!
before election, and would not i
make much difference cither way."
Mr. Thompson thought that the
Oregoniun, alone, could elect him.
That was one Of his mistakes. The
Oregonian is a grand paper and in
every way far ahead of any other
paper in Oregon, but not withstand !
ing that fact the combined weekly !
press eaa "down" the Orcgnnmn on j
any and every issue where papers!
have influence' The Orryonum has!
been remarkably successful; but it j
is because the whole press of Ore
gon has reflected its brighter light
into dark cornel's. Let the weekly
prcsM be ignored and its influence
will be felt against the offender.
ENCOURAGE HOME
PRISE.
ENTER-
toward us, as between oilier towns
of tho crudity, ami such treatment
is our due. We, have ahvuys
treated our neighbors with kindly
consideration. We believe we have
The Tacoma Jwtyttr says: "An
association styled the Manufac
turers' Loan and Investment so
ciety has just been organized in
St. Paul to aid beneficial manu
facturing enterprises. The plan is
' to assist manufactories by invest
ing in their stocks and bonds.
These, when purchased, are offered
for sale among individual . mem
bers, but if not then sold, are held
by th association. That such an
enteniriKO innsf, Intve n Htimiihii.incr
and btmefleieiit effect on the growth jS':ii(!I friends .by such a course
and prosperity of the city cannot! oven if we have not caused our
be doubted. It is an evidence of a 'enemies trouble. ' We believe our
healthy public spirit. J lH,lhm wiU , Ill0r b
One of the most eii!crp.nsiiig ot i . ... .
the prominent bosiinm men in 01"' ,l'l,,,,ls,"l .aii ciwtmg it
irelcmi advises a -similar move- aside, ami we hope that a friendly
nienfc in that city, in place of spirit limy dominate their action.''
sjieuding, as proposed, 100,000 to; . , .,
... .1 t.1 l. ..:i.. fin. i. . n !
uuM-ruse me cu.v. a nere js nom-.i HOW TO LIVE WITH
jng mat auvernses a city so well as
the publication of the fact that it
offers employment to more people
ground an on -land el" ml fit row n chest'
nut-trees w ill pn!iiie, vtur utter year,
a quantity of nWiat Hitllehnt for the.
ui eil of it niiler,itt :1hI family, ami
flu Htiuit-tree will llairib iiniuiit!
Melt w heio even mi Alleghany moun
tain milliliter would hesitate to run a
plow. And while the plowing and
nnvfUK of a wheal Ibid have
to be rejieated every year, nut
trees bike wire uf theliiH liea, j
as wtdl a of their piupiieturs. (iraln
erojw, in tlie eotiint' ul a lew year, ex
IuiuhI or Impoverish the bct wiil, mi
les the 1 I made up by the line tit
ferlill.er. Trees nut only d, ue with
aileli iiMBitttiuiw, but luipriive with old
a;;e. An old che'tmit-trce lour Ael
beale, un the lopt: tif.Mutiul Ktna, it
IliU leet In elreiimfereliec, but llll
yields an iibiniduiit eroi uf nut,
though up to u height ufiill feet nliove
Kroiind the trunk form a mere hollow
slielL A Nlii.lltur live near Saneerre,
-0 mile east of lioiirges, 1'rmiee, 1 be
lli veil to lie a (hotixulid yeal'-i old, mid
one ut Tiirtvidilh, in (lIuuetwIrMiIre,
Kuglaiid, Im forinwl a boundary uti.r.
ever since (lie lime of lung John.
I'he hard work uf mi urehard farmer
would bo llnilled to a low hiirvesl
week, mid, aside from till Unit, the
sulwtitntlon of tree for annual would
solve a problem ofii s by 'iitvcnlliig
the (.lisuHtrou eliniiitii! - chuiigin Inci
dent to tho ileMtrilellon of Hl'lioreul
vegetation, iroul.ith would heisiuie
less fiV(iieiit and Nprlii),' tlouds Iim
rubious; "arlmr days" could he cele
brated on every honieteud; and, be
sides saving the einllesH drudgery of a
gra.u liirin, tree ibmlatlous would re
ward their pruiecloM wit ti 'he sliuda of
thulr ful Inge In mnnna rand wilh wind
falls of dry twlngi In cold weather,
an 1 shelter the nest of myriads n'
liiseetHJitUnjr birds. AWA Aiiifvieun
! rii it;
H. H. Patterson.
Indepeiiitei ee, Oregon.
DRUGGIST
Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry,
The Celebrated French Gore,
APHRODITINE'
Ut vut
BtFOE
i m-'imjf
r,uin,U'iir
I .ii,n ,i .t
poairiv-
QUAllANIf.E
In rur u
liriiiolifrimi
il'ififH-n. or a iv
ij.ol,,r ul tlia
Bt'iMMntlltf nr.
Ifrtll, ill fllht-r
! wtnUitrar.
I. ma lent i),h
ei-,-inh iit ul rfointilaiiia, i'w, i nr Oiuma,
ot lloellisll JmihIiIiiI (ll'11-r.-lluil, out Inaitlit
tfiiiT, Ai'..mi li a I.ia,i( K.ain Wnladil
llin, lu nrtuir iluii u I'aUulii n, Hnrk. Smninal
W v n'-ni, lliii'iia, Ni'ivmip l'iiIn,lUni,vwlliri'
al Kmlmlmia, l.tt,-..t rw., IH,lm-w,W.'nl M(,in
lirv. Iim ill I'mn-r Ulal llilnilIM'l . tlllll'l, 11 Hi.
Kli'Hi'U ult.'li li-n.l tntirBiviiiinl,tia'( irif ,imv
II y. I'riw ii.wi a bm. a Um Im .gu yi m
mull "Hi ri i-i'ipi v( t"ii
WHI tit S ti l' ,1 H. NTK K larmn- i V
lililiir. In m'hiiiI M. iMonev il a I rimniii-ii
rum.laniillKvMI, Ttiniauia W luMiituniuaa
IliHII nl,) allil V'llMIII, llf Uilll 'M-. ,rU'H:ii'lllV
curwl bt Aetiit.iinH. c'toii m (n A-Mian
THE APHRO ME'Ji.OINE CO,
wbhtkii mt.imii,
rex r. i'oiiti.ami, on. I
Pot nle b Banter A Lock",
Tilt: IMt'OHTKIt .SIllh'K filp.UVX,
LINCOLNSHIRE LAWYER!
Will make tlie Seuwia uf on (.MoimIiiv, ami
Tucwlii.vitat W. IturkeV, Kmiver, T(-d,iy iiIrIU at
Mini til tr, Wcdiicwiliiy mid Tbiiln,v,al tV. II.
vl' kIhIiIii, Ihillu; no Krldti.i and huturilwyn
al Hit Jiilillnili'n Mliilite, IUileH'inUiee.
l)!CSCKII,Tli)N:
lie Imii .elidld blidiltuv, I'ifli e h i ul old,
wi'IkIi Isihi pound, with bliak front leu, iiiuiu
mid lull, white bind feel, with lrij' down the lias-.
He hna kihI ttat lnie, with lot t'fflnc llk,v hair,
Hliitid HI baud ami one Ineh hlgll, nd I a inol
jHiMei'flll, comiaet, 'l ftH t rliu,u of nil KttglMi
hhlre IbiiH', with (,'ooit iilvle uiul ael Ion. lie
wh fouled May, 11, bred tty Win. Newlon,
Ki., Ncwiirk-tiii-Trent, ImisjIihuIiiimI wm liuKirteii
Aiiut, ls.. Wilis- liiiMiiti.liiiii,l.lntsilublrt' law
yer nnvlveil the follow Iu oilw! It tlxford eiiua
iv hiw, 1W.'; t'ml, luifbt'ler Tuwimhlp Hhuw,
ISM'J; "nd, laiiiiion W estern fair, lSKIi and IKSI,
even elbcr tsuiipellnK! 2nd, llnrebeoter Tuwnalilii
hliuw, lss-'t; 11, HiH'clul uiul Sweepstake, Huulh
tlxriililSpliiiS Miow, bss4; 1st (tpiinnlleld, isst,
l.lntHihiablif lawyer I mv foul jtettt-r and hi
eoli lu the Kmt have Usai told fur a IiIkIi rlytuv.
PBDIGHLCIv:
At I'liHTf-d in On- I'.iikII'Ii filml flmik. I.l,etiiliirn Ijiw
Vi'i'! Nu, i-.'l; Rlilni lior.e. Imy, ulillw ln-el, Umlml 1HI;
liwih r, Win, Nrwiun, Ilill-Ulit lliniiii. Newitrkiiii Tri'iii,
.riRiimili airii, Mi-Umui'i, Mt w, lta,v ,'ia"it; iliuu, MiiMiriur
I ntt Mill''. I hv: iliuu III', I'nntdHII l.oiii. III. I,n, ilTl.i,;
Vi'llmmii h,'. i' .ire, Imy iln'i,to- iln dWSi. fay; tirays
imy, era ia. imy; tin oo.ii, fiiark: x t- a itiiwiiui.,
line: .li.iii i lrr, lirty . oi ; uiauilniri', lm, , Ji7 1; it K, IhO'
trtVI't . I'ii.v.ll in , lnty,jllii OIK, li.i.v, HSlhl
a k a a . imy, i it b a a l.lmi nimuiiw. law k.
flu- iiImivp iIiiiw il.itt l.iii,i,iiliini l.nnyi r, Im ilin'iml
in) I'riiiii Nniit-1. Hie )-il KiikIIIoiOii-Ic.
t I KMS: InMinintr. J:o; $vih, $tyt
Hiiolc Service. $12.
lu-Mrnint iliir wIm-u thc umiK kli" n lt In with l"nl
Im-tMi-n il)niMMf(l nt nritim'ttlmil tf Hit' itnt , Mrtww.ii,
uiir July Hi 1 1 jtlt M'rvlvo, Uur M llincitf M-rWt v,
'All fiirt' Uhni lo 1'ivvrni mvUIrm, tml nmUitf for
JAMES C, DAVIS, Ownec
JOHN LAKH, tiris.iii, Dallii, Or,
W. G. S HARM AN,
flefehant Tailor.
m w
c .:.i t,..i
u nun mil- llllftnft
wcr. thtS nnr
eroatrst of LUUUJ
Novelists, and he
neve K)ke more
tnilv, mid lie iniel t
have added will, C(,lmi fr,.,( t1lt meril
KolH-rt ne . tho ynonyni of merit, and
its history Is W1cct!)!,. Tlie iimKCal cf
11 .1 r'"'mi'ition liavf been uttest
eJbytlimiiraiHlsoftlio lcn.(inK kdicsof
ociety nu-.i uic st(sT. It tlieonly arti-
CIC ever ilisi'm-(.-nil utii.'l, . A'r,...
al ntnl e,uitiHl tint to t.he roiiiplexlon,
at tll, Dgimu l,-,, rrilliivn,., .,11 ,,. I, .,...
of the face ntnl arum niid l,.niMi.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER. FiT GUARANTEED.
Custom Goods for; Merchants mh! cthtrs rccut and pressed
I will open monthly accounts with Mercbanlrt at Imlepeiidence nnd
Moiiinoiith for reeitllin.
C STBEET,
Opposite IE3, O.
J. A VI X ESS
VENESS
ItltlF.I' MUNJ'IOX.
nil iDiinlnicsa
in..:..,. .t.
, . - ...MVdIU UIC
SK'll HOft. sniriottl ami U..1....I.. i?
I Ioiir lieen tlie Htudv jT clieimsta to pro
i ouce an nuielc Hint avliile it would beau.
Iiy Uie c"inplcioii, would also have the
merit ot beiux Inmnteti, but these two
iiiiptiriam (jiinl.tifi were never broiiLdit
together until combined in
WISDOM'S
50c- JODERTIplB. (JlOU
and that a largo percentage of the.
inhabitants have been tmcceasful."
Let every merchant and every
resident feel that every industry
needs his personal encouragement.
That its success addd to ids profits.
LABOR.
i'rofeMor Kernfeit, of Vienna,
LITTLE
dem
ount rales Hint by systematic, piueloiillure
animal food van he produced eight time
as cheaply a by any method of nlnck
raisin,','; but that estimate refermnuly to
the conventional. ylem of Kotithern
Kurope, wliereaM, by iuliitln the C -li I-
i.i nv eAii;voi.'iio3 iui uiiiviiuo veeiuuio
The employment -'"f ''-'-or at home , tl?h-food, pond acre fur acre, could
An wo go Ui pre track laylinr 1
being lliiHlied on Hie motor. )iittv and
the road will be iiIiiiomI complvtoil by
our next iwoie.
You Mhotild call and ee liE' late Im
proved mower for wile bytaindinan &
Diiuty.
A Initio iixMortnieut of f. X. J ..'culler v
jut. arrived at (hmdinan & Dmity's. .
lliwe'of any deHcrljitliin and tilli
llllliii;' can bo found at (moduinu. &
Doiity V, ; .. ,
Hliavcd andijawed cedar Hbiiile In
onyquaulity ut (i wdnmn & 'I);iuly'si,
Imrjftwt uswirlnient of Htove in folk
county at (t iodaian & Doiity'.
The program of Ihe 4th of July ut
Moniiioiiili include a wauluUi of l()u
gun at minrie, mule by Imnd, icud
in?of Deelaralion of Independence,
oration by lion, 1. K, Wcatherford, ui' j
Albany; Dinner, CVIII.Iiumpiiuw In full
regalia, fat. baliylinw, Imllou acciilot
young lady's loot 'ae.e, Jour. jout.
niccH, vgx race, zlg ng race, pri'.
clitalion of thit to largeHt" delegation
from county Hcliool diHtrict, apieamneo
of King of'HitndwIeh tulandu with
coiiHort who will addrcH the pcoulo.
Take your eggd, butter and bacon Uj
Heiiklo A Walker', liidepeudenco.
(let. your wliliiak'rt from (i vlman&
Dotily. They luvosnuu lluetme.
l'liuwt lot of gla.HH uiul disii ware inj
the city ut Ilenklc & WaPa r's. !
j Fair's CaUer? Female Piils. j
A. J'RHHCOTT,
PRESCOTT &
PROP.lt E.T-RS OF
Independence Saw Mill
M ;uu!nc itrei-M o! ami De 'cru in
FIR AND HARD WOOD
J. A.' WHEELER, Manager.
a 5
i w
4v7
f
For Frmtllft Trri,irl,lr I
1 1 : iiotiiiiiidiktitlii'ra
en i:io marki'l. AVtw
nil. !i,'i'(miilv ruetl
i'v l-"iititini! t I nt ltii
noiilli ly, UiinnuiiAiiil
id ii'l'inn a,iir,aaiHi
luoiMlraailou,
tUIIEl SAPC1 CEIITAlNt
Doii'l lm hnmlniKiiriit.
Buve Time. IIuhIiHi,
inl imiin'v ,ukt- im iriti
r, Hont to unv atlitnan,
ai'citra t,y unill na i
ticlpt of iirltiti.f'AOlt
AiMnuNH,
THE APHBO REDICIIE COmPflNT,
WosteraXiiautU, Bux il, 1'OUTlan.o, r tt1
For kiiIii tiy ilualiT tViekti.
THE CRY OF MILLlONf
OH, TOY BHCKJ
TOP IT NOW,
SOON IT WIIL BC TOO UVTC.
1 bnvti bi.i-n franlilpil timllvvrnm wllll
ifliwnw! il' the ktilncry nnil hiive tried j
nwtiy illflcreiU irmnlleit and havt I
aoiielit old I'ruin dill't-mit pliyalciana
wilhuut relief. About Ihcislliuf April
1 was mifli-rinir fi-tmi n wry violent I
altnck that lraot proalrnttd ma it! ;
audi a tnnimrr t u 1 wiw m-mover
When I not down it wiih uIiiiokI inipuimililt lor in ;
to net no iiIoiip, or to nut on mv i-lutlit ii, wl.ei ;l
kind I'luvirit'iiif will Or. Henley, with ti.
OK1SC.ON KIIIMiY TiCA, to uiy
hotel. 1 limni'dlnU-ly cumiucnced
UBinif Die li'R, It hud n nlinunt
mlinciduua tilcct, and to the aston
ishment of kill the xu(!t nt the hotel,
iu a few duy,l tun btippy to mute.
Ihat 1 tvvia ft nevr iiuiti. I vili
recntnmimd Ilia ten to all uUlicted
aa 1 U4 il liccn..
0, A. TtJPl'liR,
. ' Proprietor Oecldentnl Kotef,
baula Koaa, Cat,
r
i
DR. -JORDAN'S A CO'S.
MUSEUM OF AWOM.
?i'tl Murlti'l HI., Kuii H'l'Hlirl.-i'il.
AiIiiiIkhIhIi I'mtiiU.
tin Hint li'iirn how In itvuld
rtiwu-r. ( onsiillMlioii and
li'i'aiitiMiit iii'i'.ioiiiiiiy or by li't
tt'riii) Hpi'i'itial'irlii'ii nr iti'iiiiiU
wi'iiluii' anmliCl iln'tiamul men.
awiiit I'-r hook. I'rivma oltlie
Sll deary Ml. ( Mtiiiiilmiloii lVe,
ALBANY
WORKS.
AXLE
m:T is je hoiimi.
rtnwmrinHqut,lltlKiwtiutit)'Ui'n,.srtil. actuliUy
i lla.HliiB two uoxco i( twy ilhi-e lirunil. N ;t
...uav-ii l,y tiout. 141!R'I'TI1K til.fi V I K fc.
iiTiii balk ntim'JiMiujjft;
MARVELOUS
i-S.lSf'i.W
Ji.'..'.i'-.-..t4v'U.
mtm
illU
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UlWX ' J. . 1 ' O .I .L
II 1f ni'llilllVJILI rtr
""SCOIVIIUtAMTE
.1m4 IU P.O Hnx 'SS, Albany, Or
mm
II .
DISCOVERY.
Only Oeniilna flyatam afJinmory Trnlnlni.
Ftiur llaiika U'arneil ne reading.
Illlnil wiiinlerln eureil.
Every ehlld anil aiiull greatly benefltted.
Uraat iaduoauwnta to OuitMpMidiinoa Olauna.
Pronnaetoa, with oplnltmii of )r, Wm. A, llnm
lllllllll, Ul WOriU-i.iiii'.i ntmotfillilG 1" Mm" ..'i,w.
and THI TIBDS,
j MUimiY & DliSAR l Props.'
! SALEM, OREGON.
Hiit'i-o-idorti In P. Ninth. Tills firm In iirepnred
to liinil'-li lirlt luiiiiil Tile ul IteiiMoiiublt) Prluea
mid nil Idllt. illled wlthHiillBUU'llon.
Aililre, MtMtt'HV A Dli-Ultr, S.Uoin, 0
IJIHIUirHH,.
, Psychol-Virmnaa
in
lliiilli'l (Jrei liU'nl riioiiiinoii, the Knot I
turint. .1. M. IliiiiUlt'V. ll.ll..Bililurf tlm IV
Adoomlul). f fflckiiril ,1'raetor, ilia flolwjtiji.
llnna. V. W. Ait or, .1 "il.. lOliaon, Judnh If.
Jll'illlllllln, ll "lll'T", Mlt punt iraa or
if At. a. jiOiMiiYTit, aai vmb as. N. Y.
liny ymir tinker !''' '
'HSiW'tLlM K. f. I't',,tl,.il. Uiwenl
i ithIcia anil iiioal fai'tirH )(i'iiii(r.4l, Ctill M tha
W4t tltl WHuv, ,
K W, CiMiPKIl.
to i. (;uoi'Kii
COOPER BROS.
IT
WILL PAY YOU
To Cull nnd Infect Our Lfl'gc M ' .
. . um mu i'miieii.
y,,1r Allei.llon Ik lHclallj ChIImI to lh CVIobraled
K.B.&CO.BUGGiES,
-WITH WADE CORNER IRONS,-
Which Kit over Ibft (onierd in nui h H way a to Iwlil the Finitw and
runtii'lM m enrely lojfi-l her, milking It i.nimniU for Cwnw
to Open. AImi a Full Line of
HACKS and PHAETONS.
A CAR LOAD OF BAIN WAGONS,
Mado Especially for Our Trade,
Just Received Direct from
the Factory.
df.I'Ring & Mccormick
Mowers, - Harvesters - and - Binders.
A. J. Whlteokcr,
DKALEIt IN
Furniture and Bedding Etc.
Invites Your Addition to bis Liirj,re ami well nclectwl Kloek of
fitMNlM iittihiMini; of
Parlor and Bed-room Sets, Chairs, Car
pots, Lounges, Picturs Frames, Wall
Paper, and Plain and Fancy
. Goods in his Line.
-Lowest Cash - Prices.-
A T wittTr a I'm
nilcpeiiilence, ....... . . Oregon.
KiA JOHNSON,
LIVERY,
FEED
SALE m STABLES.
FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS AND REASONABLE RATES.
Hlock lell In our cure will w, well attended to.
3FECIAL iCCOMft'ODiTIQNS FOR GOWEDCIIL TRAVELERS.
MAIN STREtT, : : INDEPENDENCE, OR.
School Books
and
Stationery
FOR HALE I1Y-
USTER I LOCIIE.
The Public m Most Cwdinlly Invited to Call nntl Trice Our Lutes.
Selected Stock of W'ritintf rapeiH, Tnblels, Pens, I,,k.
Killers, etc., niso All tbo Scbool Hooks In
Use in Hie Public Scbook
THh NEW
feed : and : Sale
. WW-.J-,-
aK '.-.
Double and
Single Teams
Livery
Young
o
.Riding
m Horses
First ebiRs Turnouts for Coinniereinl Travelers. Priees reasonable and
SiumracUon Uuariuiteed. Give us a call. .
North End Main St.,
J. N. JONES, Prop
Best and Cheapest
HENRY
WALLER,
DEALER IN
Boots- Shoes - and Gloves.
:all and , examine our $4.00 seamless Shoe
PI. D. WALLER, ProD'r.
1 IIUtMHilU (MllYV - - t,.
gon.
It.
pidiViS UE5IEDY FOR CATAMUL-Bert. ICnaiost
in iniltlnrtiiit A 1..
Vot Ould iu tho Hoiiii it hiis no iiiml.
certiun.
n
It i an Ointment, of wbioh ftsnmll pnrtiole is nnulied
tc . tbe nortri k Price, BOo. Sold b, 'driESlu ffi
by mail. Address,
, m ?i"u ' rlgi8U or sent
i. a. nuaamKE, Warren, Pa.
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