AW, FOR A CAX.SLKRW A coi-rwpondcnt iu last week' West SIdk culled attention to fruit culture iu this country. Now, this is an important and practical que- tiou, one iu which tho people of Oregou should tnke a grout deal Of intvrwt This country nlTonls splendid fitoilitiivi for fruit cultuixs aud there is no reason why it could not be made a profitable business, Apples, pours, plums, prune, eher rics. indeed almost every vai loty of deciduous fruits do well in this soil and climate. ith a littlo extra iudustry hundreds of old moss eov ered orchards could be made to yield a rich harvest of fruit, Expo riuiont has proved that this can be done, and where old 'orchards can not le reclaimed, now orchards ahould be planted. A I mast every former of tho Willamette annually raises from three to eight hundred bushels of fruit, evcu under the present system of cultivation, Estab lisn a market Dy erecting canneries and the supply will quadruple with iu a few years. Independence is iu need of an industry of this kind It would pay whonjouce established First, because there is a large amount of fruit tributary to thi: market; second, bemuse of tho flue shipping facilities at this point third, because we have a wide a wake, pushing community that huv the pluck to keep abreast with the spirit or progress. A .cannery is needed here, nud let us make ' hard pull, a long pull, ami a pull altogether' to have one. Politicians sometimes utter great truths iu the midst of the most putt isan speeches. For instance, Speaker Keed in an uddsess to th Republican League of Pennsylvania the other day at Philadelphia said "But friends, the greatest thing this world is the people. They make and unmake parties ; the create history; they govern and move, and the people of tho United States are alone responsible for this government, and it is their business to know and act up to the resign nihility". It would be well if this little paragraph were printed iu plain letters and pasted in the hat of every voter in the United States. There are entirely too many men who seemingly forget that this is goverunieut "of tho people, by the people, and for the people," and they should bo occasionally re minded of it. Probably never in the history of the State of Oregon has so severe a test come before a Legislature as will come before the one which meets next January. It is a test of the public spiritedness of our Kep resentatives: Shall Oregon stand in the ruts of tweuty years agot Shall Oregon be credibly represented at the World's Fair of 1893! Shall Oregon have an assessment law for the industrious, saving, or shall it be for the profligate, non-saving class! Debt should be discouraged not encouraged. Shall Oregon have the masses of the people instructed in all the laws enacted by our Legis lature! Oregon might exist without any law. Oregon will progress with ur present law, but if we are to materially progress we must keep up with the times. CI KBKNT TOPICS. Stump speakers are fond of cul ling the United States the most ier, feet example of a govermeut by the . people in existence, and yet, we are raqidly adopting a system of voting (the keystone of popular goverment), which was originated in far way Australian dependency ofmonarchial Great Britain. All of which shows that nut ions as well as individuals may becomo the deluded victims of self conceit. John Bull should take warning from the results of the tests recently made by Uncle Sam of the relative strength of the several kinds of metal plates used by armoured lighting vessels. It has been con clusively shown that our guns could, without the slightest difficulty, break up every ironclad in the British navy, as at present con structcd. A member of the Brooklyn, New York, board of education has made the wonderful discovery that one of Longfellow's poems, ' 'Buildi ng of a Ship," is unfit to be read by the young. That fellow will bear close watching. The idea that a man who lived as pure a life as Longfellow did could write any thing immoral is simply ridiculous, Should the pugilists and song- and-dance men on the republican side of tho house of representatives form a combination with tho dem ocratic high-kickers and make an exhibition tour of the eountry it is safe to predict an unpreccdentedly large business for the show. If it took New York iive years to adopt a design the ugliest ever seen for the Grant Monument, how long will it take to build the monument! Send answer to the monument committee. It is gratifying to learn that all danger of a financial panic is over, and that monev is easy in New , i .. , mi'iitH, uot ouly ou tliln, but on ninny con York; but candor compels us to say tiun. that however easy money may be In New York, it continues to 1ms just as hard to negotiate a small loan In Iu this vicinity as it used to be. Will some able financier kindly explain this! - . ;' The two weeks dead-lock iu the house of repivsentativ Is another argument In favor of having con tested election cased decided by mm part isan Judical t-ilmiml. "To Congress t Uivo us one cent letter postage and all will lie forgiven," says an exchange. We say give us better postal facilities, more free deliveries. A word w ith the managers of the World's Fair keep politics out of your exhibition, or you will have no exhibition. OIK XKN4 CWKKKat'OMIiKNCtt. A KIIKIUY BATCH Ot ITMUS. Jordan l'nrriua went up to Independ ence liwt Friday to dt some 'or hi eboppiiiK mnolimo. 1 Mm. TIioiium Jeuutiiit returned Inn) Tuesday frtim lloMbrirtf, where she litw boon visiting frlond. OuriUgt driror wiii m tx inuou of hurry si Lineolu nt Ttitday, at bo lofl tli mull sack beblud sail wont on to Sttlom without it. The puti-ou of our wbool mot ! tb oIho1 house Itut Saturday and bmll a woodshed. Belter lute tlmu tirvwrl It should have Ikytii built years ittfo. Mart Shannon uf Toledo, Bunion ooiinty, I visiting hi iter, Mm. CI. 0. Courwr, ot tbit vicinity. A lady toft otivoli fur $S5 ut tin oflta, whioh rbe Imd found iu tbe mad, on tiny last week Tint show that tbxro are till a-nun honrst ptsiple In tli world. Mr. J. W.MoOrvv and daughter, Jtmw and 1'loreuos, of perrydule, jkmI isit Sunday with friend tn our jity, Tb iufaut oluld of Mr, an t Mi-,'Jn K. died Wltliiy aflwruotm unit wii burind io Tliursduy, Tli be reaved pareuU buy lh ynintliy of Ibr ouiuiniinity. An Uill rvllui lUlly. Ou hint Tliurikliiy f Toniim tli (KIJ Fellow ut ttiiii city bvkl vry pIveiMiil rvmnou. Hie upcuidi ueciwiuu or iiioir rully m en use J by n rinil from iiinu btr ot tboir Dulliu bntlitru. Odd r'ellnw blp i pruvrbilly guj untiirfHl, mid ttilHl, mid I lie likl.'eudi'iio btiy nl'bonttb tuken tumowbiit ou mrinw riinlltHl around quite lively unlil tli.') Kt lbiui,' iu totuetbinii like reccptiou form for their viniUim. Of oouin. we uu tl onUide of tbe wyntia circle, ure uot np pixcd to know taytbiuit about the doinu of tbe ordir, but we ire cro)itily iiifoniifd that tbe bretbrvu enjoyed a iplendid time and held it very mioaMifut 'uwliiiu There were two cnndiilnlci awnilinj inia- tion into the myatic rites of I he fraternity, aud tbe Dallna vwitnM were oourteuunly invited to tnke elmrire of the initiatory oeremontes, which they Uld iu a very aeceiitnble ronnunr. The vmitiiiR meiu ter were: T. C. Purkfr, Tbi Wbatford,' E.T. Miller. It. It. Turner, O. K. Mo Cormiok, Milt Iloliunn, Willmra Orotee, II. H. Buta. A. Brown, B. F. Chamber. W. P. 8bnw, C. P. Furley, Euifene Hnyler. of Oalliui Lodtfe, aud C. C. Donbty, K. Cattron, of Motimontb Lod;e. A IHrly rrr, A tlinrepiitulile nmt dirty frncua ocoi ed in town tbe other uliiht, an we are In formed. The partieiibua uf the alfairare quite dillloiilt to ftrrt out, tint we have gltmmkl euoiiah iiiformultun In ktuiw (bat II wna piobahly an attumpl at rutitiery. The rinolial pnrtniipnnte iu the fnu'iu wore a oonil(i of triuiipa who bnve been hiumma amiihd town for lovenil tlaya. and a yoiiiiu luiymh-lilie fi'llow who bad benu working on the Imlnpondi'iioo lank buildiUH. It mvma that tbe yoiini) fi'llow bad a wateh mid rbitin wbiub taw of the trump mivuted, mid ou Tburxduy iiiubt ail attempt wa iimde by mild tramp to dike tbe watub by forve, but tbeyonnit fel low luntily ahoiittHt "robber, robber,1' wheretipou aevera) pereoua rallied to In awmtmioisand tbe tramp bifrlmlly amtmp vriHl away, ' A aliort tune afterward loud talking wan ltenrd ever at the Wilke llouxe, and upjiu luventlgntioit it wiw found Unit Irioap No, 9 wit brutally belaboring tramp No, 1, tbe (iitpcetad party ot attempt at robbery. Kuiulit uf Dm Mud No. 1, wn eouipletely bom de combat and at the merey of bm brutal a allnnt, Mid upon aurgieul exaiuituttliiQ it win found (but tho f,llow bad reii'lveil evrnl aevtire Mnlp wound and other brume. Tbe city iiuimlml timk tin nut oid In Imnd and put him in the "fouler" for tbe remainder ot tha iiitfbt. Suoh worthlp tiillow ouubt to be ditlt with to the full penalty rf the law, for society ennniit prxiteet itee f gitinat the evil In flueuex of till element ot thetocial ww (hhiI ouly by a retort to berolo nu'lhod. A QCAERH POfKJI- Rlclurd lift, th wU koowo (.ropriKxf at U qtiftkw Pirr. No. 90 EllUSt, Sa rrutolxe, lMt tl wal th tuUiiwliif Uiur to th Idwl W.Mfo. "My nmnr ' v iii Joy' VeUbl Knirllui bow for nonlh with laillii mull. OuriMilBrbatwa IhilttlH Utlni It mutarlv for a ihort tin tail iitlu in aytirtetl rllil, as OKjlool dim ltirtlir twpi ttiirto la prlrieoailliloa, 4 pcollrlly ol yonrv(fubl c pouuil iBaiplktbl to n l thai tt do sot lot It f lT l, but wii I eooaipUih th Mm rulta oatlnu.,y. Ai UrraJ bowl rttutaloraml rarreetlv It U per triUoo. W would Bol b wliboul It la our boa. la tact I bar )uit tubl dowa bol Um to (! lb ndUMd prlr." A. U. Row, ol &3 Jon $lnt, S. t., lit writ Ibal II bu ba bit babli tor ;n lo wk la tb irornlnn with a ba.l b id a ihamtod llln, but ilnr lb Bui bull I h bu bl so nturo el bit old tim dtbittiaUri baadacbf. ItAIMtOADH. YAQUINA BAY ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad T. K, 110(1(1, ltKCaivKH. Oroi Devolopmcnt Co't Steamers. DUort Line to California. riviht ami Pans the Lowest. KTKAMKH HAII.INd PATKH, Hteanier WtlJ.AUKTTK VAM.KY, l4Mvm Vaiiulnm Nov. in, -jl, at), U'ttvi'.Hiiu Ki niU'liow Nov, i, It, M, Train No, ll will run Tuewlaj't, Tliuwim, and Hrtiimlnj , and on liitcrmodlMleday whvn unotiwry. Train No. I will run Monday, Wiotiiendar, and t'rlilayn, and on InlcrniiHllai day when nvownry. TUU m! ativ K'.iv m ilh to hn aihittt tl.tid wttliont aoMi1. , mint Nnm i with tiia, r, ft, R, aud rlv uiwi ,,o,,atnt hu Aioaiiy, W. II. WKIImTKIL nun. v i'. AKi.o,i,n, iH MiMIIiMIUrr HI., Htm Kiuiu'Ioii V, I). ItlHM'K, (Ml, K.A I Al. II, I1. It. It. CorvullU, Or. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. 1 MiUtll-il .lll,. NiVTII'K l hi-Miy tlven IIibI tlie Uiiitir lmir,t r l,no,r rVruiiMtii Iumi Ihvii ttitly Jurjr l.lmt. The follow in g is a bat of jury men drnwu to erve at tbe December terra of the Circuit Court: A. B. Cbnndlnr, Jnuknoii, proulncl; Cborlei Bul, Jackaon; John While, Dixie Martin, Dixie; B. H. Wnllnoe, Eola, V. Winelum, Kolu; E. C, lliggiua. Eoln; J. F. Wnnu, Eola; W. W.Hmilh, Eola; Lewia llulmick, Moumo'itb, J. L. Willinma, Monmotith; M. SurnfTord.Mon mouth; H. A. Davia, Monmouth; David, Martin, MoumoulhjN. M. Syroii, I)hiikIii; BufordStoue, Doug); Jame Hhepherd. Dnugla; Henry Bell, Donglnaa; J. L J Hunt, Spring Valley; O. C. Wait, Spring alley; A. E. Wateon, Spring Valley Henry Kirkwood, Spring Valley; John Magna, Spring Valley; F. G, MoLinch L. H. Hill, Independeuee; S. A, Barker. (ndepeudence; J, F, Lindermeu, Luck- minute; B. F, Smith, Luckiamtite; II. D. StiiiitH; Lnokiamule; W. M. Diividuon, Bueun Villi a: J. C. Lewii, Spring Vnllny. THE MtRKKTM. PoBTi-Aan, Nov. ttih, Wheat The murkut (tilot with a weak tono. (Juoto ; Vulloy, f 1.20 ft 1.2i!l ; Wullu Wullu, f.l.'iftl.l71 1'I.our Quote; Standard, f3.IK) ft 4 ; Wullu Wullu, J3.fl0ft8.H0 fr biirnd. Oats (juoto Wlu, ; gray, 5;tc. pr biiHhtd. Butt KB (lu'ole: Oregon fiincy crenm- ry, 4-'ic.j runcy dairy, 37 ; nur to good, 27Jfj80e ; diolco Cul, 37Je. per lh. Eoa Oregon, 30c. per dozen. I'oi'LTiiY Ouoto; Old clilckuim, $1 ftA young 2 50i4; old ducka, ftl BJi young, $7; kpoho, $)faw iH'rdoni.; turkey, 1314c. per lh. INUKI'KNUKNCB ItCTAH, M AHKKT. We quote Monday' rriciw iw fol- Iowb; Flour, tiindurd, $4.50 U 4.40 per burrcl; putatocH, good quality, 75o, per bimhel ; butter 37ic jair lh, according toquullty; cggH, 30c itr down; apple and jieara, BOo. per biii-hel ; turnlpH, 60c. per btiHliel; cabbage mid S(UiihIicm, 5 (j t l')c. pttr head Hcliool Itport. Monthly report of the KIUIiih Hchool dlHtrlct No. 28,for tho niontli beginning Oct. 17th, and ending Nov. 14th. Number of puplln enrolled, 19. Aver age dally attendance 15, TIiohc neither absent i.or tardy wcrn Mi.lla Irelund and Nelllo Uolinan. Hadik Km ith, Teacher. i..lnl. .1 ly llio rminiy rmiri ( r..li roiini.v, mkip oi iirp,ni. ptmnrii ui nip ln,i wilt and titHiMinint nl Jtoi'ti KiraoM,n, tt, (VtUMHt, Alt pHrll,- llliv lli)( rlMllitn HKitllliO uild mlnli' prt'M-iil lln-Hi duly ttriitrd nml nil mrtllM ktlowlotf lhrttlU lhlilitrl i,l lite niiie arif hrrt-ity nona,-, lo wtilr llif kaimi In uu iitiinlltt from (hf drtti, lii-r,,!, KI.KAMiU rr.ll'11'wV. I'll r, (Um v . Kkis, y.ive uru. Ailorm!, liiu-d lliln Mh divv ol Neptemlier, M. ix-ud Tak it Qfor Brtakfaat Th tnHt i"IUir, liinlr and llvir nutilninr, In it lir mort ihun -ui yvur lit Koifttoid. ISwIllvv .ixi'in.' H r iv-r ninihlnliil. IUd iMi In Mi niontli on ariin iy llir iitomln. llnd fsllii. dlBilnnHi, lHiiieitr.,viiiiinttt of IIyit inii.IuIii(- llemrilylr. IMlh't Klin luh liaiidt'lloit Ti'tilo. It-lltvcw rmft(lHiUon, loir(M-ni (lit nimOIii nd loni4 up lltrrniirn ytrto, (1,-t Hi tfrioiliici front yotir dniyitUl I'T tl. and lake mwnltiiii lo dlnwiloiia. fTu MB M TH? "' lliikvl ol ftBWflJri f. IVellsed. I...WWI rutfa and mil ravur g -anld. Call ( lliv V4'fft Mldw Itltllh GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. Northern Pacific R. R. TWO FATTKAINll UA1I.Y. rlOCIU N03 Of CA III SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO Aud (II poiMt tut, rt St. Paul and Minneapolis. TDS N0RT3ERM PiCIHO lAnnOAD la Ut aulr Uu kunithuj rwin(r Tillt, avooiid I'laxi kWM (lri ol rhr) Luxirloiu l'r I'ouiliMt, l'mliiin l'l. hi,.Iii I'ura, I'aiw Plnln Cart, (Utmit 7 rla, FttOM IHJUTLASU 'W THK KAKT. Sn that your Ticktt r(U tU tk Rortav axa PjoUIo R. R. tod ivold chug ol Out. Im fnrll.nd l CO A M d ) P M. dll irlvl muucKilu ui M. I'ut uiii I-. M r wine nivimnw-Traiiu iv front n. U mp u dllif II nft , m, imI 1 1 p. la. irl New laui. ( ) 10 p. in., and I ') , ui.. run" uu Willi Cuiuhant llixia lor ail uImi uu I'm-( HiHiad. A. II. CKAlll.loS, AMI. UvU'l I'M. Art.l, No. 131, Klr.1 Klrmit, fofilxid, orawou. t)o Cur. rirrt nd 0 Win:, Fabsr's Golden Foawto Pills. for rnctlr Iiim; nnii,im.ikuiiirm i n ;i ittitrk,l. ,Vrvt .III H.rt..l'iv ium) 'v l ..uoui'lil la.llm inollllil,. Uiiaranlniil lo rnllRi a iitr,aad ncuatriiallou, tWCtaiFEl CCRTAIMt linn'l Iw hitmliumwl. bav Tlmu, lliailli uu mint) .lake uouib r. Mfnt tA auv M.ll1fMM. a.M,-ir hv niAtl .... THE iPHflO MEDICINE C0HPIIY, Wtatera Urauih, Bui7, 1'OKTLANli, oil' l or attli' Dy liiinlrr IH-kK, ,4 DEri'VEi, Omalia, Kansas City. CLica GT PAUL, ST. LOU'S. , AND ALU POINT Hast, North s South Fur nirthor iwrllrtilitra lh.Olr- ot ny int of tlivUitniiiny or w H. WHEELER HEADS THE PROCESSION WITH SUCH HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS ASY0U mtJnB FAlTTNnLfN WHO WISH TO SEE ' POTlj Ali"-8 EMiioT foNS . at OPULAIl PRT.OJSS Am Fntlurn of thin Mnyniflnnt Hm, which jHiriU-uturly mvmmm U Ut UMduy Jluynt. , . . : -.- ..-..t.-.-A. ..Tnrr, ' TOYS, BODES, NOVELS, FAUCI Ml 1IIIS. ETC. 55. -' "vl ml av-atHitv .7 v-...'-. . - . a . Appropriate Sensible Gifts for Old and Young In the Greatest Variety of Frosh Nw 8 yl, making th Mattar f Salaatlar. an taay Mn!ii' . Of LWry KM ami IWjitta, m thnt u 'vri. 'Jr'ift! Vto V'm Our BeautifuTHort worth Your Inspection-Please Call. W. H. WHEELER, Independence, Oregon. Main Street, a. MUCOTT. l a. vtsm. Prescott & Veness, ritopuiKTi'iPi or- Independence Sacxi mill. , MAKI'rACTt NKK Of AKll llAI.HM 11 FIR AND HAW) WOOD, KOUfiH AND DIUWSKD LUMBER Jit. A. WiuKi.ia, Xtumtr. Iliiloin'iliteix'e, OriKni. PMirt KKMK!)V KtKCATAKUH.-Hit. tlimml to Utw. CI'iiHBt. ICnlu'f I luuuixliuta. A euro l wrtum. For Vik lu tli lluul it Iiim iu) a"iml. (CMS rials) A, It ia an OmliiH'iit. of wbiob n wnnll imrtic to the niwlril. J'rww, Win. Nm by Uruif tr mail. AililrraM, r I . Hahki.tih SE. J irlicln in iiii1mmI I I riiirifiHta or wnt I I a, Varnn. I 'a. L-l THE NEW Livery3 Feed and Sale Stables. Y0UN0 HORSES. DOUBLE AUD SINGLE TEAMS. (I NEW 1 ' 1 BUGGIES GOOD RIDING HORSES. Flnrt-Clan Turnout lor Coramwtlal Traveloni. JriHi ruionWa and SatUfao- tlon ttiaranuwil. Utva u a van. NORTH END MAIN STREET, J. N. JONES, Pbopb. A J UKHKNT TU Ut It kt BH KIIIKH II i Willi (jlraatire Ibal wo aunoniire lo uur mini ptnin tbat w bnve niudn r- ranitnuKiit with Hint wiJu iike, llln IrHttnl frin wnttallili, tli tiirWcuti . T. W, LEE, , R. D. COOPEn, Tlrkr Att-nl The IltiRouMDit of ()1I luiintod lh Hk nil and oriixn brnntm, tltalr (tiiHlitn, di-fltintly at the mnathnud. Vour iikhIitii plral, not on the hlKh mnvt, but iinun tho lilith rcpillnllon of atitndiii'tl roinuillca Hk il I k k undiT viirlmm fllHtfil Imi-8. llln IkiIoiiikI (iiirnitr trtinio hiut nnvnr Ut uny dognto ttritMilttd iitmuaujr'K mkhmik ii iiuuirH, oumiiiiiikh iiiut nndiird InvlK'tmut and (lorrecllve Iihm Iouk wn the altlnliiK nilirk nl which lilHalnilla ...... t .11 H..., ...I (.I...nlnn.l noHcd uf lltiry unrcctlflod atiiiulantM, with an liiliiKliin. or nxtrunt noHMtbtv. of nonio tonic Imrk, uro nt 111 aoiniilliiica rucomniHiidud m lilfiillcHl Willi, or alinllar Ut, or mihwhbImk IrtimH kindred to thoHM nl Ainerli-u a chown family inadlitlii. Theaa mrlxli Hpucdlly. whllH the great Mibdiior and pruventlvo of d Ihi-uho imritiie II micccHHful career, over coming mulurta, dyapeiMla, nci'vouaiii,ax. kid ney irouoiea. coiiNtipaiioti una rneuiiitiiic uu. NDtn I- flniiAaiA 3 - Sosaiil II u wr, that grcatnit of Novelist, and he neve mlie more truly, and he miL'bt have added with equal force, that mttit It the ewtence of luccena. Wiadom'i Rolwrtlne I tbe lynonym of merit, and it history i iiiccm. The tunfrlral ef feet of Una preptrntiuii have been attett ed by thousand of the leading lad In of aoctcty and tbe taKe. It ia the only artl. cle ever discovered which give a Natur al and Beautiful tint to the complexion, at the annic tune removing all rouKhnraa of the face and arm and leaving the kin oft, wnootli and velvety. It ha Ioiir Iteen the nlu.ly of cbiniist to pro duce an article that while it would beau tify tbe complexion would also have the merit of being harmless, but these two important minlitirs were never hrou-ht toKcther until combined in 50c. WISDOM'S nODERTINQ. Miss Ada Jiulson, Mra. Wllllnm. JU.'j.N S WILLIAMS, DRESSMAKERS A. D. GRIG MEAT :MARKET, 8. P. Irvine, ni'ier. Choice meat Ctutly on hand. - jMviibioa'i Brick, Lewis Kelso, iKAI,i:il IN Ladies and Gents Fur nishing Goods. O P. A T. A. hii-lland,Orrin. Inili'imtdt'iie. Or EAST AND SOUTH SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. SHASTA IilNE. EircM Tralut Uav Purtland pally. riiimST Ai-,:M A.X. KutiiE T 7:iii r, it. sO'Jl e. M, In I A A, M. !,v. J"iirlliind .V. Alltaliv Ar. Him l- nni I I v. J . . i BUI P. M ,tliv ttalita Hop mil. a ! ) wliit alallona iiorili K'.i.'lnltK: Fa r.M n i , llt.'K.iii I ll, WiMHlhiirnmlnin, Altwitr. 'I it. Hhwhla. Hal ov, lUrnahurif, Jilutllon I . . iv.nn and til- iiii. Rvseburg Kail. Daily. fave. I'orlliind .... :!' A, v. '(oaeltllric , ...H:4l A. M, Arrlvn. rtnaphiira ....5:10 r. M Portland ..,.: A. M Allmny Local Dally (Except Stin'y) iXtva. Portland Wf a. A ll.iiny s ou a. u. Arifve. Albany .... Mr. M. I'erllaud (00 A. M. Pullman Buffet Sleepers. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. For accommodation of Bconnil-Ham patMn-oii altacltvd lo axprai Traiua. We8t Side DlvlHlon. Between Portland and Corviillls MAIL TRAIN DAILY (Kieept Sunday.) ?;S0 A. M. 11:11 A. M. l'i lOP. M. Port land Itidwudiiio Uorvallta 8 90 p. m. I in p. m. 1'i lift j, in. At Alhanv and Cnrvalll connect with tralni ol Oregon 1'aclllo HallMait EXPRESS TRAIN DAJLT (Except Sund'y) Loav. Portland .,4:40 P.M. HrHiiinvill ,B 4A. U. I Arrive. McMlnnvUl 7 2ft P. M. I'urtland .....ao a. M. THROUOH TICKETS TO AU. P0IHT8 EAST AND SOUTH. aWFnrtlekuind Inlormalkin raiarrilnriitM Diapa, to.. call ou ooinur'i .(out at ludetwn- 1onoa ft. KOKnl.KR, MttuaaTU, R. P. Ron I! US, AU O. . A faw. gt TIM IS TAIII.K. Iiiili'itentlenmi and Miininniilli Mntur Line T,('IIVM Independence, :fl N: 10 ll::l I 11:15 I:,-, i (::KI (1:111 . Lcftvea M I i 1 1 in li I It. 7:1(1 d;ai ll:l0 VIM it: I r, U:;w JroHt Coniplclo Htottk of Boots and Shoes Iu Uie City BRICK YARD. J. R. COOPER, Of IiKlopdndonco, having a stoum onglno, a brick luacbinound several iicros of finest clity, is uow prepared to keep on band a fine quality of Brick, which will bo sold at reason able prices. furmrr, pulihahml at Kurt Viiui, Ind and read by nearly '2K),Ut)0 furmer. by lileli Hint (mat publiunliun will be mailed direct, KHKB, lo llie addreaa uf auy of nur iiilnoribera wlio omin Iu aud nay op all arrearage on nlicripliiin Ut January 1, 1SU( and una year in advBoe from January 1, 1H91, aud le auy new ulieiil-r who will pay out yenr in ail vittirm, Tbw ia grmid uppurlnuity to oblnin a flnd-clu farm jiinrniil free fbe AmfrietiH Farmer i larn 10 imun imirnal, uf national eireitliition wbiuh rniik ainnim llio londiiuy agrioul tunil pniwm. It treat tbe qupliin of eei.iminy in Hiioiillnro nud the rlultl and privilege of tbal mat bodyofviti eu Amcrieun Fiirmum -wboan ii.Jna try U tbe bn.l of all ninliirial aud na I ion it I proaiwrity, Ita liilitnl ptirpom la tho elevation and auuoblmg of Ann eultiir 1 lirtiujatlt Hit) liiKher atid broader diloatinn of wen and woiuou enniiued in ita pnrauila. 'I'liti rettulnr intwoilplion lrit uf Hi A meritan t'er mer ia tl pr year. It COSTS VOU NOTHING, From nuy ouo uniulwr, iJon onu bo ob (Hinid Unit will be wortb Ibriee I lie mil). tcriittiiin price to von or tnemtiera uf your boiiaeliold, Ykt rod ukt it rum. Onll Hiid e aiunpls cupy. Tin offnr boliN itnud nntil Jnnnnry 1, 1H91. ANOTimt (IKKKK. We luive decided to let many of our eilHiomnra wlio wmli to tnke tho weekly Ovtttmiun do .i In oonjunction with Die Wbmt Hum, Our offer m aa follow: For tbe nin of 6.J. .VI phhIi in ndvitiice we will mini you the Wkht Sum from Jim. 1, "01 to Jan. 1, '92, mid bIimi I lie weekly Ore- 0OIIKIH, We eiinuot mitki) Hum oiler nrler January 1801, nor bnve atiliaenption alnrt before Hint timn. Have your aub- noriptiou until the lat of Jimuiiry. rilKMUM Ol'I'lllt. Our offer to aulworiber of the Wrht Stun uc yenr and American Farmer one year, nil for $2 alriiild not bo mia- nnderatood. Tlieaubacrlptlon muni dale from Jim. 1, UI to Jan. 1, VI All iirrciiriufM muat be pnid lo that time, nud limit lie oiihli in iidvnnee. Thin ia n very liberal offer, end If jou want it NOW nentl na S'2.50 aud (.-et Ixilh pnpera np lo Jiinunry '02. Tutfs Pills Th 4vlclllr, Ui dxbllllalrd. whelk" r I rum tirrx af work of ulu4 oar, "iH r nitr in Malarial Regions, Will loll' PHI lh nuxl rll rtxiorailt r axntrvd Ui .uubrtua; Invalid. Try Them Fairly. A vlttorna bodr. nr blood. (ron Mrnd a Chen-tut mind Hill reali boij i:vi:kyviii;iuc TAYLOR'S Cash Grocery & Bakery ON O t-TKKKT. fr,h lln ., 'e aint ' ke ,attd ierjr day ef-i. .Huttilar, ,,t, a id trett at,H-k ut t amtrd shnd, Hour. .nil e, n at, etui'llna, riit.trt aid UilMt-c. . 8. TAVH'lt. r.ii( rlrwi m ua7rM7nuiri.nY, Millinery jFaujy tfoods N( It) IudaHtndtni, National I'ul. I.VDttl'ltNUENCi, OllKlOH. GREASE DEMT IJI THE WOKI.D. It waartn. quallllar nnaurpnHt. aotuattv eiltlaalln two boat, of atlTO'hrr branrt. Nol iiactMl ir imi. tru IT in I; (JIM INK. row BMJ: HY ItKAI.rBH OKNr.HAM.T. tvr FRAZER , fc MIS, Suecstort to Elkins & Co., MtOPMSTORS OP TBR City Truck and Transfer Co Hauling of all Kinds Done at Reasonable Rates. Mil Feed, OaH, EOpir Uood -Collections Made Monthly.-! INDEPENDENCE, ER0G0N mm 0vmI, and Trnita-Mark ohtalnBn, ardnllTat eat bualnoat oonilucteit for Modtrata Fiei. Our Offlo I Oppailt U. t. Patent Offlca, and we can inrnr pat.nt In leia time than thou ramot from Waahlniilon. Haad model, drawing or photo., with dparrlp tlon. We advlae, If patentable or not, fre of chariie, Our foe not flue till patent la tecured. A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patent," with name of actual client In yoar State, county, or town, eni ire. Auureta, C.A.SNOW&CO. Oppoilt Patant OIRm, Wiihlaatsn, D. C. 6ITY jHOTEIs, C Street, Independence, Or. A. W.HOWELL, Prop. Flrst-cla In every respect Special ttentlon given tramient customer. A ample room for commercial traveler. Mitchell & Bohannon, I- Manufacturer of SASH & DOORS. Wagon Making AND Carriage Repairing W. A. WENGENROTH Of thin I'.tv ha. iM,nu..il a Wauiui Hliuti lii tim aauiv uullilliiK wltli It. R. Kroiiiriil'' lilKnkuniUli alinp. II It au rxncrl- etiiod work limit liafln learn oil hla trttle In Biinip. II lollfltn aharv o( tb latiroiian and (uarautttei Mtltlaotluu. SCROLL SQWtNQfiND WWON QEPIIRING. Main Street, Independence, Oregon. F. J. MORRIS, Prop. Fine Wines, Liquors AND CIGARS. MIXED DRINKS A SPECIALTY. Whiieahr Brick, Independence Read This ! Do You Want to Earn A PREMIUM. 'I'hcn go to work young man or young woi.ian among your friends, and get them to subscribe for the WEST SIDE. You have fiive chances for getting a prize, and from the list below you will see that they are worth striving for. HOW TO DO IT. Fori vi ry Xew Sulittfrilwr, paying 2 for tbe WEST SIDE to Jan. l.st, lMi:', the jM-rsoii wilding in tlio name and money will be credited with otic Hulwi ijit ion. On lln? 'i'.'nil day of Nov., 1WK), Ihe persoti, or jK'Wins Imvint; w fim-d tin givutcst iiiiiiiUt of Xew Sulwcribers will rm-ivp the 1st prizi-, uml llm next liilii-Ht the 2nd prize. 't& lht prize. 2nd " M 4(h " 5th 41 THE PREMIUMS. A lypewiilvr. Vntne $15.00. 110.00 fii-sll. lliiok on Klt'iiii!tc. Vuluc liiKik, cine of Ditkt'ii's work.-. Value $1.00. IliKik, one of VtM-m'g works. Vitltie 1.00. These prizin can 1m wh-ii ut (lie this ofllw. These prizes are given for NEW BUBSt'RIIiKKS only, and it is possible that Uie highest niimlx'r of MilKtcrihors ohtiiiticd by any one jiersoii might not bo over ten, hi -nee in that ciise the ten snlist-rilHrs will earu the first aud & less uuiiiIht each of I lie ot hvrs. This is just the work for the boys and girls. A full Mtbscripliou (?2.00) eotiuls oni, Haifa year (1.00) counts one half. ThriHi nioutlis, or fiO ct'iits, one fourth. You can send in the money and names each Week until Nov. 22, 1SJM), and at that time the winners of the prizes will bo annouueed through the columns of the Vit Hide. The Vt Side will be Kent to Xew Subscribers from date until January, 1W2, for COMMENCE WORK AT ONCE. Any iierson whuse uame appears on our books cannot be counted its a new subscriber. Chilis can be formed in a community, and the niitncs will count us prize winners. For example, ten persons subscribe for tho paper, and if ten is the prize dub, the 1st will lie paid to them. Remember there are five prizes. Two or three new names will "lniost be suit! to secure a prize of some kind. Address WEST SIDE, INDEPENDENCE, OR -THE CHURCHILL- i Sash, Door and MaiiufdCturincCa -Ot- Hnvlng In mil tiiwimlou h Stiirtevtm llry Kiln nml aevi-ml thnnmnd dollnrs worth orBw iiiwliln.ry, weHifiinw nntVKl In All huv mi J till onlrni for mill work. Ordpr nllrtU4 fMin liny wrt nf tlio vulloy, wltltiU will nxTlvr pmntpt tlntlun. T our kmtl customers w wIj.Ii in anj Unit w will htive oimtnntly on luiml nil the luteal itsignt In our Inttle. Prompt, ut tniitl.'n well Ih'kIvod and prlcrai low ainalitcnt with gixid work, i tlillro.twnprTruiteniiil lll(hstiwtii,Hiilemj P. O. box No. SS9. . Independence Roller Mills; GEO. SKINNER, Proprietor. These Mills, now building will begin operations about the first of November, 1890, mid will then be prepared to buy wheat or store for use of farmers through the season. Until (he Elevator is completed wheat will lie received at some vui elionse here, nml Hour in same will be delivered at the Mill door. Independence. - - Oregon. ELI J OECSC isr, Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. 'IRST-CLASS TURNOUTS. REASONABLE RATES. Btock Lett In our Care will be well at tmi.b SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COf MAIN STREET, . INDEPENDENCE. to. IERCIAL EEQON. - MEN. INDEPENDENCE FENCE WORKS. F. M. GATES, Proprietor. Mr. P. M. Gates has one ot the latest improved Fencing Machinee with which he is prepared, on short notice, to manufacture a liret-Clnss picket and wire fence.. This is the best fence to be obtained For Farms, Residcnco Property, Chicken Yards and Divisor. Fences. FACTORY? On C Street, 0pp. the Cily Holel, Independence, Or, i v is, ,