THE WEST SIDE
t C TENTLAND, Publisher.
fAUS CITY.
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built Ui ruii
nl Kmwui
FRIDAY. AUGUST IWQ,
Perhaps our readers arc db'
appointed in not finding any no
couut of the visit to tlio Press Asho
elation at Portland. A most enjoy
able time was panned and we will
try and write it up for next week.
The "original presV' that Is In
dnlged in by lover, w a very
nimiile nfflilrf but the "modern
prW abounds iu many perplex
I ne problem To solve them take
brains and muscle,
The machinery for the electric
lijiht plattt iu Independence lias
arrived. With their motor line
and electric lights, Independence
will assume metropolitan air
Aud her people deserve the wwww
of their undertakings, for they are
rustler Statetmn,
If the couuty conrt ueeepts Mr.
Brown's bribe of K),000 it vir
tually places the building of the
court house out of its own into his
hands. He will pay for the outride
walls and then exact the utmost
farthing of the county, towards ex
pensive and elegant furnishings of
the iuterior.
It is said that rattle Hiiakcaiti ike
at every noise they hear wheu they
are blind. How much this reminds
us of some people who are always
striking or kicking at the con
dition of things and jet never con
tribute to the advancement ot their
town or county.
. It wits a sad thought which filled
the breasts of the editors in Port
land as they viewed Uiverview
cemetery, and realized that on that
same day the remains of W. H.
Walker were bctmr interred, a
man who had so liberally used
printer's ink and had made such
marked success of it in building up
the business of Staver & Walker
to le the largest in Oregon, against
old and wealthy firms. He was a
grand man, suddenly called from
earth to mums oeyonu, ami we
can but feel that there are others
w ho might better have been spared.
A pet son has to go away from
home to be appreciated. We, as
secretary of the Oregon Press
Association were shown every
courtesiy, aud yet as secretary of
the Independence board of trade
and editor of the Wkht Side, we
have done ten times as much work
for benefitting the town aud yet to
day wo have never been eveu
thanked for it, aud several of the
leading firms of this city are not con
tributing one dollar to the support
of the paper. We are not com
plaining, not at all. It is human
nature just as you find it in all the
world. It is onr duty to work for
our town aud our duty to run our
paper even if without patronage,
such as we should deserve. Xo
man gets thanks or credit for doing
his duty. Our labors in behalf of
tho Press Association were np
predated because we might just as
easily have done almost nothing
and ;yet have done all the consti
tution required. Our lalwrs in Iks
half of Independence are not ap
predated because we are paid for
doing just what we do. Our every
thought is for the advancement of
our town and people, and if w
make any mistakes they are of
heart and not of hand. We fiiu;
an enterprising, energetic and
whole-souled community with
whom to work, and we are perfectly
satisfied.
11 toouriit vb Ml, n
Ml my.
Whom baiiglir UM kr'
tUHIMXt,
An' wwutunl lio twcliln' l round,
iV it Wan ob bin trlur flitiw,
t'hni' no !' wW llitlr.
"TUiih urt in fi Hty !,
l.lkbwuUhil "
"litir, Ml, you JiV .top tint Urninn
ehoty air right whar you tut 0Im
know who you' Unioiitln' d Iih' ob,
au' Aek In duty bouu' ter tell y
annmler daughter ob Kite hab tin liwlde
track wUld ludlwlduul you'i ltliln'
artvr; m time' up, hoi' on ter yer eye
water sn'lt't him gof'WIplu' d mourn'
ml mirror ob norrowln' Iwart, the
bluahlngly su quietly aitlwliled.
I imm' itt'iul' d adwent ub nnniulur
buutvr. Alex, (urter hub Jim' dun
an' kllUM mukIu1 big mt bur; tie met
ob which I.ut'kymuteni am golu' fo'
like a bmutard fo a ded htm', Ai uon
a lit? ruk au' exeltemeut nlmtea,
SamMou 'U'iuIk tor oontmc' fo' tie lie
to 'uutut '' 'ft n his wool, which mu
bmmilu' iiilgliiy lmrh an dry ill
warm wether.
Petition M ltureavt nmil 'com
iniHlHtlmi urn' Ma' clrulnU-l, nil
Milrnvrlptlon fo' liuprovlu' our high
way siv ananul n' gettlii' many
signer, which mu all proper; ntlll
SamiMou ollug to tie rnllwtul racket
'bove all other tiutvllotnt. which. If
built will Mtlle all lunll matter, u
'ford a chance to get out ob de mire an'
woo1 wldout tie aid ob hu lUwh.
Fall City am greatly In lived ob a
M. IX not a mule driver, but a wide
awak' nwdlclira man oncoli exierlenc;
au' If eonweuient 'twould ay to bring
a drug nIoiv wld hint au' Mirglcal In
trumtnit, mo1 Vpwlnlly ttmtli x
I motor an' ntumlck pumpda latter to
be wwd In rtllvlm' de poor wlctlm
InanU ob d wlllalnoiia turr palmed
otr'n demfo1 genuwlueule llurbou
au' Uer. An expert Iu do line 'twve
nioimli toned I 'plulon eould do a klllln
busineM heah. A deceii' cemetery will
den be Iu onlcr.
I)e nt mill, under de ucw manage.
ment, wld tiilbvrt at de brim, win
ttnera to run 'bout a uotial, but IU
eaparlty fo' turulii' out lumber am too
limited for tie demand, an" a new mill
U U lu' built calculated to fill de bill,
1 half duxen new Uru nivntly
built am belli' tilled wld fiiddcr.
Prof, Hryant han a nml wtate offii
nearly completwl 'ikiii de cmiiu' In
front obde KuU-l limnlon.
J. P. Starr I gwlu to build a black
Multh hp on the de Montgomery aide
ob de rlbber.
Mr. Waukey bub hi dwelllu' au'
ahoe Ntore 'bout fltilfbeil, an1 V- Hunce
am bimy grttln' bla foundry reaily fo'
0trntJoii. Ebery ting 'law to l
flourtxlilu' hervalxHit, but alaa, de
wblatW ob de Iron bo1 puffin' up to
ward deelty am mill unheard atdi
wrltln. OaiAsBAMCsoi.
Mr. J, A. Miller, the marbtcniau, left
mfiaqulnato U gmto a week,' on
lUMday,
Hev. V H." UlllH.rt, of Plillouiutli,
will preach In the PreMhyurlan ehurch
Huuday moriitiig, -
C. t). Oil and Ml T.Uil.y Ott, of
Porllaud, are vUltlug Mr. I). V.
Hewitt on the I.iicklnnmte,
A flue line of Oregon hud In live and
ten Kiund bucket every one warreu
twl, for aale by Jtuukle A Walker, ,
Mcwi. Hhclly A Vainbiyn are dully
receiving their lmmeiie nil) mock,
and next week a Mr. Vanduyn rt-
turim from Han r'niuelwo they exHvt
to have an announcement to make.
RRlKr MK.NTION.
Ileiikle &
If there are any persons in Polk
county who believe there is one
mite of philanthropy in Mr, W. C.
Krown's offer to build the walls of
the county court house' provided
the county M ill finish it they have
only to stop and consider who wil
bo the gainer. If Mr. Brown were
to donate $1,000,000 to a court
house, only the officers of Polk
county would be any gainer. Is
there anv philanthropy in thatt
There are men with large families
who need the necessities of life and
are too sick to work. A home for
them, someway to assist them, or
to assist the widow or orphan would
be philanthropy, but Duilumg a
court house, simply saves the tax
payers from paying taxes. Mr.
Brown knows that he is safe in
putting his money into a court
house, for he would get it all back
again within five years, directly
from the county and every man in
this city would sign a petition to
doit. If the county court thinks,
after an election and petition have
spoken against a new court house
that it is justified in going ahead
and building, it can do so. But if
it is wavering because it is afraid
the bribe will be withdrawn let it
rest easy. The bribe will be in
creased if a bribe will accomplish
the desired result, namely, a new
court house at Dallas. The people
voted against a new court house to
cost $40,000, and now the county
cotui; is asked to build one where
the walls alone cost 30,000.
Bert Heath, the lTe!cphoue-Reg!nter
liar, curiie through town Thursday aud
told some truthful flab stories, also suld
he gained forty pound In weight.
A Hue Hue of tobaeci '
Wulker.
(ioodinan iKmty have 300 down
fruit can and are Mill manufacturing
more,
Wooden totHhoick. at Heiiklt A
Walker'.
Fresh cnmllc. at (I. A fl'a. on Main
utreet.
Cump Ntnve at Unodiiinn A Douty
A flue line of ayurup'a, at llcnkle A
Walker'. "
(let your hop tlcketa printed at the
Whit Hihk office.
Iuoxiioap, bent luiindray aoap In
murket for sale by Henkle A alkur.
lotft
Milk Khake, at (lelwhk
Htalid, next to .Stockton'.
Fluent line of flavoring eximel, at
Henkle A Walker.
A hoiie well painted will alway at
tract a ciiHtotuer. A durable mlnt,
like Unit wild by 11. It. Patterxon, I
the nioHt economical to buy. lleady
mixed imlntKcanlw purehaml alway
of the aame xliade which ha many ad
vantage over hand mixed paint. Try
Pat tenon' paint.
The man who cure nothing aUut
hi personal appearance I nothing
lietter than an Indian. New clothe
appuraently never are purehiwed
Kvery garment aeema to nave aeen
month of wear. Why should anyone
do tlii when for a miiiuII iuiu of money
McHsm. Joliuxon, ltoothliy A Co., of
Salem, will fit them out In elegant
ulvli,. If vnn nrw In rloolitii nttnut. u-hul.
you want lot them select for you.
We want cord wood, ouk, four feet
long, for cash, at the kst Hum ofllce.
CKik stove, a fine line at Goodman
A Uouty'a.
If you want a lino $."5 wwlnir ma
chine for (.'15 delivered to you direct
from the factory call at the Wkht Hiiib
ofllce. Only one for sale. Uood note
taken In (uiyment,
Wheat receipts and load check
printed and neatly bound at the Wbt
Side office.
The records of Marlon couuty, Ore
gon, show the platting of many thous
and acre of land in small tract of from
5 to 10 acre. Capital City fruit farm
of 010 acre, Bunnyslde number 1,R20
acres, Hunnyslde number 2,140 acres,
Hunnyslde number 3,500 acre, and a
number of other have been placed on
the records by the Oregon Land Com
pany of Halom, Oregon. This company
I also doing busine In Portland and
Albany and has for sale numeroim
other small tract. The great advant
age of this plan is that It bring to
gether In one community the clow of
people who are all engaged In the same
buHincw, vir,: fruit growing. Con
sequently there springs up lurge dry
ing and canning establishment similar
to those In the city of Halern, which ad
vantage make profitable market for
the products of these fruit farms. Con
sult your interest by buying of the
Oregon Land Company of Hulcm. Port
hind or Albany.
We mean It that we must again end
the attention of those Indebted to us to
call at once and make a settlement.
Will be found at Burn, Dalton A Co.
old stand. '
So hoot Report,
the following I a roix'it of (lie
Montgomery school for the mouth end
lug Aug. 1, IsiHl. Enrolled are I .el tie,
Annie, and CU Hedaciwth; Jh'lla,
May, Clara, aud LeeO'Kelleyi Claude,
ChcHtcr, and Jnc Ziunwttlt; Hobble
Phillip; Jaiuca and Nellie Crltchlow;
Win. Marie, mid LIkIo Itoddecnpp,
Leo O'Kellcy and Cowle l(cdiiath
were neither almnt nor tardy. Claude
Kumwalt, William and I.lxtie Ibilde
eoppaud Itoiible Phillip were prcm-nt
every da' lieairtment khI. '
Mho. AliNA IIahtinom,
Teacher.
A Famewa Woman Capo ne
CiUCAiio, Nov. 1.1,
Mr. Wisdoms lVir Hlr.-I beg to
thank you for the delightful and r
frexhlng "Itohcrtliie" you to kindly
cut me, I have uwhI the toilet and
ptvart!ttou of the iuwt ceiutiratwl
manufacturer of London and Pari,
but consider ymir "llobertlne," their
iiHrlor In point of purity andexwll
enee. WUlilim yon the iiiitaiuiided
iKH-ea you dexcrve, 1 remain.
ralttmilly ymira.
A AHIIUTT.
NOTICE.
All permm knowing thcuiaclve In
debtiHl to CoitT Bros, will please call
at their office uitalr In their brick,
and settle their account by ch or
note, a our book omul U' cIimuI, Mr.
tie". K, llrey will liav charge of our
ofilw aud book. itiwpretfully,
Cimm'KM Biam.
11
af
Hill
mm
VEGETABLE PANACEA
pa twin to PROM
ROOTS 4 HERDS.
rOMTHt CONK OP
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISIN8 FROM A
DISORDERED STATE Of PC STOMACH
OH AN
INACTIVE LIVER,
row iaic r a ix
DRUeCISTS ft GENERAL DEALERS
Th nulnlml In KnalUti mntf. nt Urn
WM oatw nltjrr.l hi B ttM Mr ill fwV tar
vm mum ii, a iiiTnrtw
HVnriw ml whluh hAil atmvad
twm.Mulvn. iVnutowllmi kif a " tnA,"
i
1
mnkr.
MrlwMh M. II I unrttrtaaala that
ot lb vnthr mt tkiiuM ttw nln llil
nil, mnr do,- it n, avw, frUonilt
B.H Uilr full. Ortna funitlwial dun.
iiioiiI will apittmitiy uhm a woin Tn-
ii np Miun. iNin i i
jiwr
Wlllih
hut U.U tlu,m ., KM. IW
Wl rawwilf PiwwrlWIoB, hlrli !
Ilw rmlr f mp " fntail r"iV n n
livnrllii Primif Ittlbm ' tiu mim! IHau.
kiiim or nwr, o,wiam iuvmnt inN
wnwlo wwUtm" iiiiful lnu
lua. ormiMi dhuibuMMiil
iinwni ma nunwrnut la
minr uwuivin r,.r wuuhmi, wiM by run
undw Matll IIIMIIlM ikal u atll
wr , lv aniCfiiuiiuu ur ib pHu ( ilMt
III U nrunMl.
ruUirillML uU
M a4 lulr4
rM.
(.1
a plll iKrwlM Uial It
tloM. Prvpriaturt, Huffkiu,
Wuhiji i)ipiANr Mtnicait Aowi
Sr. PIERCE'S PELLSTS
raraly VafotaMo mm Porftf Ur War.
hm. IfawiiialnlatalJvorrUI. lVm,
rimiiNwt. ftMkat m .t. omm THr
'wUpmMvm MlaaMUa, IWIUm A
tmt ha, 4 all awiniwiiniiM of Um
b4 Uuwta. , m owu a vlM, t dnif a,
H..A. JONES,
Vrterlnwy AVeyroii, ' '
fMin Palla. will ha In lmteitnWr tft
lin.k. All iIImhimiI tlm lion laiull)
will Ih inv-n.ll IrmUnl. I ala tx'rdiriii
all Huii.,r iIomi ixiilliilrr 4 all eliiunlr
Ulltl MlHltV Ul'1Ml,
lirHe at Joitiw Iwrn, ImkliendrBns,
0. A. lt.iM.rt.
ROBERT i M'NALLY,
AKCiirrivCTs, ,
omi-p. Id Mialp HI., . Malnn, (frii,
GRAIN STORAGE!
Mr, M. II. havlu line.if llif
HM.KM W AKMIi'l'HK, I. ni. irwfr.l li.
Iiriuli aai-ha tlurlu llivmeilim brnl lu
iIknhi wl'lihi In l..rr with loin. Ilrtl llM-tlt-llra
Air ImiitlUim mill. H. fTtOm rbiiinl
al Ilia wnrvlHMMd, , iu i
Mrs. A. M. Hurley,
.Npul tb Indi-entilMii .National Hani,
liKllH.ncti'm. rtrrNem, "
The Road to Ml
N mutual Iran 14 Ht
Mt m4 kMltk. H nack Malik af a
MM IIIm I lllnalrt k hit
MIMtlla 4 ttrallt ( all th tac
Haiti kla Mlvr kt aa4 at all.
Tktat ttatllkrai ( tiltt anltM NK
tkrtleal ktlaf It I trtt awrtliif
arttr, t4 tklt It ltttlll akt Ik
Ihw Ml tlt trt b)rM, Ikaiakitrad
lit tk ttcrtllttl, MMtlft l4ltt1lo
nt trtattiit, alik ill tt Iktlr ocmk
M")1! karttrt, , .
DR. HCNLCY'S
English Dandelion Tonle
itrti t (tcllki Inlatae rr Ikt Imr,
aielltt H tt kttltk Mtlt, latthM Nt
ckranle rf tiatall, raittl Ikt
NtrtlltMi aorat latlttll (nt eattr
! tkirttM Ikt ItttllU, ttMl
tkt tallrt triltai, Mt ikit lit aartt
lllf.
Faber's Golden Female Pills.
Fnr Famala f mwilar-
lllr.; uuHiliitllkailinn
on Ilia mark.'!. Snrr
fatt, aun-mlnll:
prnmluant lailln
muutlily. Uiiaraniacrf
Ui r.'ll.'vii miirvtti
maniiiniaiion.
SURE! t AFC CERTAIN
Pon't h hiiDibnnnt.
Hav Time, llcalili,
ana rnouef ;Uk uo ulU
r. .-
rVnl in nf aildram.
wiro (if nail un i
H)Miuipricw,n.(,
AudraM,
THE APHRO MEDICINE COMPANY,
WMterullraucb. Bux27.l'OBTLANl. OR'
For milu hy llunlvr a lH'kc.
Tiiil's Pills
The dypnllc, the dbllltatid, whlh
r rrom einra ot work of mind or
body, drink or expoaur In
Malarial Regions.
Will And Tull'a Pill tha moat f anUI
rmtorailv aver oUured Ilia auUbrluc
Invalid.
Try Them Fairly.
A Tluorona body, par blood, alronf
ctarvcaaud a olmnrlul mind will roauli,
HOLD EVICHYWIIICUIC.
Hi :
1- flllaaaaaiak jt A
i
Go to "Iilondle," one door north of
the Indujiendenoe National bank for
peanuts, cigar and confectionery,
You can get fruit of all kind at
O el wick & Ooff 's candy ntore.
Milk shake at the stand of O. & U.
Gov. Pennoyer passed through Inde
pendence Saturday en route to tho bay.
So a!d Ru
wer, that
greatest of
Novelists, and he
neve poke more
truly, and he tiiMit
have added with-equal force, that merit
riwcnce oi tucces. Witdom'l
Robertlne 1 the ynotiym of merit, and
It history Is ucces. The magical ef
feet of this nrenarntiim hav hm,n ...
ed by thousand of the leading ladies of
ayvrciy aim mc Matfe. u is me only arti
cle ever discovered which give a Natur
al and Beautiful tint to the complexion,
at the same time removing all roughness
of the face and arm and leaving the
kln soft, smooth and velvety. It ha
long been the study of chemist to pro
duce an article that while it would beau
tify the complexion would also have the
merit of being harmless, but these two
Important qualities were never brought
together until combined in
WISDOM'S
m H0BE$TI(4H.
I. A. MILLER,
. , , . , la-aler lu , ,
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
Muttumrtim and Ha.llnnra nf all tlylpa.
rini-t-UM rk and prli-M per ernl. kitrar
llirnt any ilirhi In ilw Vi. ur '
If ndrmlrnr, Oiva.
THE 8TAT1-:
COLUGE.
Opens September 12, 1890
pOt'llHK OKxTftiY rraiiwl nprtwlr lo
Linrrt Hi nwl "f III trarniln and M-
rhaiilml liilB'aUif UieMlHl.
Ijirsr, i.i.iit.Kii..in and v.VII-VnlllalMl
nun. in. Tiix roiii'i i"i'i'-'i in uiii-
talrdiiiiil l lirllln ii.mlnuiill, and on ol
1I1 hralllil! lu liwmai.
- M1I.ITAHY TUAIMNU.
Cananaaa Naetl Net Cxed $160 for
tha Entire seasien.
Tw.mr inon- KwHi-liiilrlili fnuu l'Vr)
(Mliiy, vi rll furlalalmimu.
II. I. AMNiiUi, IW, IXirvallla, llr.
rof. Lolaette'a Memory Syatam la
Creating arramr Imrreai limn vr In all
n.n. 1,1 ii... Miiinirv. and Mrwiiia wlnhln In
iinumva Un-'r nwimiry ulu.iild' Hid lr til
im-.w-.tua Itrm a aUvvrtlMKt lu atliilUM
oi.liiniil , . "
Dressmaking Parlor
Mlaa R. Knln. nf INiillnnd. Ilnwin, hat
mxiird a dnwinaklii (Mialill-linii'nl lu Ilia
nrw liiillilliiaun Munnimilli HI., and In prepar
ed Ut do
CCTTlflO AND HTTINO
Sir laitltvand children,
Iwd. -
HallHfHelton Kiiaran
Wagon Repairing
--and-- "
Blacksmithing,
ELGIN 7 HO CM
ijiiimxIik Hint liimiraiKic nininiinv liullil-
nil. rMiii-iii, iin'Kn, am in-nrvu i wi an
,(lnil iifwniiin rt'imlm, wlfiillHn liiirMliii-
in mill itnu-kninuiiliiK. TrucKanauniy niiiici'
lu a apwiHiiy, b:i i-i
WAGON MAKING
-and- '
Carriage Repairing.
W. A. Wengenroth,
Of thin cllv lini miKiind wiurmi ahnn In Hi
anm hnllilltut wllb K. K, Krn-r liik-
.iiiUh alinp. II 1" an irmnmu woranian
ImvlitK lenrnud hltmtln KumiMi. He ao
lli'iu a nliar of tho piilnimwe and uiuiiiutm
BllMlllCllllll. -j ... ? , ..' .
i
DR. JORDAN'S & CO'S.
. MUSEUM OF ANaTOMT. .
701 Mrki'tHIHun FriuicliK'o.
AdinlHKloii ST. oenls. ,
(lo nnil Irani how to avoid
diM'iiNti, (oiiHnllallon and
t r-itl iim-ii I inimunnlly or liyld
lor mi MwrmnlnrliKn or sonllal
wiikn(wiiiiilHllllMiiiMMofniin.
Hi'iul Air liiKik. I'nvKt olllo
uuumrym, ixinmillailon true,
a;lorps Cash Ef racery and Bakery,
On 0 Btrent,.
day exeunt Hur
Knwh liroud, ulna and oakua on hand every
dnya.
A f.lll M r, IVnul. -I..l. .. .. . tt.
tea, onUInt, nugiir, ouiidli, otiiani and iowao.
n. B. TAYLOR, Proprtelor.
W. L. WILKIN,
' Atlornay and Coiinauhir at Ijiw.
AIILcKi'l UnaliKiMentruiitnd to me will rocolve
- I'ronipt Attention.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Offlof lu Opera IIouno. lndfjwndoiire, 0r
. mmmmm ?'
Independenee
F. M.
Fence
works
GATES, Prop.
Mr. F. M. (lrti him otiu of tlm Intent luiiirovwl Ffiiclnjf Mutliiuory.
with which lio in )H'pHml, on ahurt uollin-, to iiiiuititMilurii tt Flr.4 cluaa
lcknt ami wire fiiicv. Thin Ih llm lxt fi'iuw to b obtitini'il fur
Farms, Residence Property, Chicken
Yards or Division Fence.
ftctiiy ci C St., C;isite the til) Kitel.
t ini
School Books
and
Stationery
l'OU ,HAIJi II V-
BUSTER
I LOCKE.
Tbu rublin g Mwl (Wilially IovKihI to Call hii1 1'iico Our Utwt
Hi'IimsIoiI Slock of Writing Piein, TnUlntrt, Pens, Ink, ,,
, Itnlem, rtc, aim AU tlui Hdiool JUmka in
Um iu the I'll bllo rVlinola.
A. mKfWtrTT,'
J. A VKNKHJi
PRESCOTT & VENESS
M0PRICT0R8 Or
Independence Saw Mill.
MuntifUi'tnit'm orand lViili'w In -
FIR AND HARD WOOD
Itouh and Dressetl Lumber.
J. A. WHEELER, Manager.
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W. T. SHARMAN,
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41 State Ilormal Sebool.
, MONMOUTH, OREGON.
ruLL'f ACUITY. firw tnLBlNGS. .AHr1T-KPf ?A
Jly an Act of the LrgliMure, BXIabliahing h Slate Xornml 8rhoo,
Tlioae Holding Diplomat! from the Hdiool ar Entitled to Teach iu any
County in the Htnte without Examination.
TUITION': Hub Normal, 7..W pr ti-fni of ton week, Konual.
110 iier terra of ten weeks. Uuainewi Courw, 10 per Urw and fre to
regular atndenla iu the Xornml. Inatrurtioiis iu Vocal Muaic Drawing
and lVniiianahii) free to regular atudenta. ItmlrnmeuUl Muaic and
Pal utiiig at tho lowfftt rates.
1MJAHD: Hoard at the Dining Hall 1.50 jierweek. IJooumSO
cent to 1 lr week. iood biainl and hulging in private famlli, W
totVifH) per week. - :
For further jmrtiiMilarH, send for Catalogue. Addrmt,
SW.'P.ETAKY of FACULTY, Monmouth, Or.
Iilercbant Tailor, "f
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.' FIT GUARANTEED.
Cuitom Goods for Merchants and others recut and pressed
I will open monthly accounts with Merchant at Iiideiieudeiice mid
Moiiuioum iur ;-ecaiiing.
C STEEET,
Opposite HP- O-
E. T. JIEXKLH.
W. II. WALKER.
HENKLE & WALKER,
DRALKRN IN"
fanilj - Groceries - an J - Country - Produce.
MAIN ST.
INDEPENDENCE.
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OB-
DR. HILLER'S
Special Prescriptions.
HOME TREATMENT
SELF CURE
A Speciflo Remedy for Each Disease,
DW MltlCB'g HVOMSTINg WE8T0RATIVE. imum triui. rutiita. ih.
WamUMaMpaUasaaaOaaaialD.bUilJ;
A partant loak tad Kntiflb balkUr.
DW. WtlttWS NTt-BtH0US STOMACH AWO LIVER CURE. c.mBill
M and att Unf Traublaa, CbllK aail t'.far, HaUtfial r.an, and all TmoM eondlUoaa.
PR. MltlER'8 CATARRH CUBE
klwlum UiMnntoailamnlbamnl!
PH. Hll.ttR'8 COUBH CURE,
Clin AcuU Catarrh, Chronic Catarrh, Mil Catarrhal
mm hm UlrwtlgM an Mlowtd, otmtxy nruiHUd,
Caraa Cold., Iloamaaa, Coufha, BronchlUt, PUurlw ind
huannla, awl ralt.ua CWuaintwa, Coalaln. aoOpUtM. CuraiCrauplnlOailnutM. Try It
DR. HILLER'8 DIPHTHERIA AHO H0R6 THROAT CURE. rr.v..u .a mm
DlphllMrav Will rTMUireljr aw aar wn Mr i Irva. 1 W Uura. Hint lulmj In I ,lay.
PH. HltlER'8 FEVER CURE. ladlmbU In all ami. dlwawa tH.mlt.1 with faver.
H..nu ami cana aparrM Vnm, Htarlaliaa, tail MmiIn. MuUmi ahouM buar IhU in nilml.
PH. HIILER 8 NERVOUS DEBILITY CUBE. Cum Nr tmm, m.l Um el
Powro. M. Ullt. aaad k MtMa'cavoawto Httlw Drag Co., rrand.00, Cal.
PH. HILIER'S RHEUMATIC AND WEURALCIC CURE. Cuim Bhtnanibaa,'
N.uraifia, liuul, Luubno, wl Ucl-aoa, lif iMulruiuag U. UugU acUi which oun Uxm.
DR. HILLER'8 TEETHIN8 CURE, ami thi growth and d.iopoiwi ol childrca
during Ui. Imtliln pailod, .ntun. painl... Mlhlnf aad touml tiwlh, ami prawnta and ina
BpatiiM, ttlelMto, Brain Trouble and auml CowpUlou. A hlmlnf la both mothw and ohlld.
PR. MILLER'S WH00PIN8 C0U0H XURE. tW and Cur- Whooping Cough.
Nora. -With Ih. .nwptlon at Dr. Ifllltrt llnlnurtln. RMtorallva, lr. Illltar'n Rhmmatlo
and Nmvalirlg Cur., and Ur. Hlll.r Caugh cur., tho atmva niawllu an put uii In Tablol lunu.
and, 11 not obtalnalil. (ram jour druggu, wUI a. mu tna bjr wall, on molpt ol prlc.
It. 00 per Ptebge. ' Six Packages (or $5.00.
ThMamn.dl an Um mull ol twonljr llr yiwri of pracMml prolrMkmal .xrarlrno.
and ar auarantal to our. whm a oun I. pnalbla. Ur. Illllw'i I-(W(. b.Kk ol illrmtlom f i
bom. mataMit, ooolalaUig nluabl. laUrutUant u lo hgwo aoUiUal, Mulrmioii application
HILLER DRUG COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, U. S. A.
For Sale by BUSTER A, LOCKE.
Independence Roller Mills, "
GEO. SKINNER, Proprietor.
These Milla, now building will Imgiu ojicifalions about tlin flrat of
November, 1800, and will Inert lie prepared to buy wheat or ntore for
two of farmer through the season.
Until the Elevator is completed wheat will be received at some
warchoiiHo here, and flour in sauio will be delivered t (lie Mill door
Independence.
Oregon.
LtiHt week at a meeting of the Build
ing and Loan A8Nocluti(iit.hire,)i800wM
loaned to W. K. Elklns for 811 months,
Intercut In ndvanco.
beat Coturh Madioina. RannmmAiulnil hv Phvainlnna
Cures when all else tall. Plansant and aurwiable to the
c
taate. Children take it without objwtioiv By drucitlata.
(mid it Ih true) that you can jrt at
V.. WHEEIiEH'S STORE
lite IUt Selected Stock of ' V .
STA TlOXKlt Y A .V HVJIOOL SUPPLIES,
BOOKS! BOOKSI BOOKSI
CAMUES, V1GAIIS, XOTIOXS, AHCTICSODA, FRUITS
(m w,) SMOKEHS A RTWUX, CUTTLEH Y, BIRD CA GESAXD
BIRD SEED, FWUXti TA CKLE BASE BA IC GOODS.
TOYS, WAGOXS, PJAXtfS AXD ORGAXS, SEWIXG MACIllXES
AXD EXTRAS. , 3
MA IX STREET, '- - - - INDEPENDENCE.
This Space Reserved for
J. F. 0'DONNELL,
(Successor toCXX)rEll BROS.)
LIVERY,
10 LI .JOHNSON,
ind SALE
FEED
3 Qr2X.
STABLES.
FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS AND REASONABLE RATES.
Stock left in our wire will lie well attend., in i
SPECIAL ACCOnHOOATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
MAIN STREET, INDEPENDENCE, OR,
Livery
Young
.tallies
lew
Till-. NEW
Feed : and : Sale
a a
Morses.f HI Buceff.,
Double and IRldlna -
Single TeamslMfij, Horses
First class Turnouts for Commercial Travelei-a, rrices reasonable and
hat wtaetion (hiaranteed. Give us a call
North End Main St.,
J. N. JONES, Prop
Best and Cheapest,
HENRY
WALLER,
DEALER
IN-
Boots - Shoes - and - Gloves.
Call and examine our 84.00 mUcc QU
H. D. WALLER, Prop'r.
Indopoixdence, - - Oreiron.
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