rilf ': INDUSTRIAL STRVQOLE.
The keen scramble fur wealth
going on to day to simply con
tinuation of .the agelong struggle
which evoked the clriliwd man
out of the barbarian, ami the
JtortarhiB ttan' out of UI1 lover
mental and aerial condition. The
competition for place and power Is
far more refined now than the
struggle was when men and ani
mals fought for supremacy, but the
emential principle is the snuie. It
was a surf ival of the fitthwt then
in its most grow and literal senw,
it is the snrriral of the fittest now
modified by the higher qualities of
man's enlarged moral nature. The ,
man who can best adjust his affairs
to the conditions surrounding hi
is the one who succeeds in life, and
per contra, he who Ms to do this
roes to the wall invariably. Witln
increased mental, moral, social ami
material acUvitiea conies increawd
complexity pf functions, and more
urgent necessity of properly ad
justing one's affairs to the enlarged
conditions of his environment
The duties and obligations of life
are greater to-day than ever before
because civilization is advancing,
and humanity is becoming more
elevated sod refined, The modern
man Is compelled to think rapidly
and to act qoiekly because of the
multiplicity of his surroundings.
This is emphatically an industrial
ao4 money making age, and the
tendency of the times Is towards
rapid accumulation of individual
aud corporative wealth. Competi
tion is .going on everywhere, for
there can be no progress unlttM the
spirit of effort, energy and a dis
position to excel exists in society
In the modern industrial world,
machinery bos appeared as a new
' factor and a revolutionizing agency
Great fortunes are accumulated i
short time, and wealth Is bocotu
insr to be looked upon as the
sine I qua nou of success in life, Un
der the. prawure of this tendency
the poor are becoming restless and
discontented, aid as a result of thee
aocial conditions we have labor
combining against capital, and
capital uniting agaiustlabor organ!
nations. The working claa must
look to thenuelvee and not to any
outside influences for the atnelion
tion of their condition. Their re
liance must be on agitation, educa
tion and popular intelligence.
But the most importaut factor in
the problem is a larger diffusion of
moral education among the poorer
classses. They must be better in
traded in the homely virtue of
sobriety, cleanliness, thrift, and a
disposition to save their hard earned
pennies. This young republic is
now confronted, as never before,
with the problem of the ages bow
to secure the advantages resultiug
from competition without the fail
ore, poverty and distress which
have alwava been a part of the
struggle. The fittwtt must survive,
bnt out of the competitive strife
and struggle and conflicting inter
esta of to day we believe there will
come a great movemeut which shall
secure to the maws of wage earners
a fair share of the products of lalior,
PROTECT THE BIRDS.
Several weeks ago we made men
tion' in these columns about the
indiscriminate slaughter of iiwec
tiverous birds in this country. To
the small boy and the average
crown up man the destruction ol
these birds bos no particular signi
ficance, but it really involves a
financial loss to the community. Out
bird will save from the ravages ot
insects three times the amount ol
fruit and vegetables that it de
troys. This being a fact the bird
is, then, a natural protector of fruit
and vegetable crops, aud should
receive the protection of the law.
Other enlightened communities and
states protect insect destroying
birds against the destructive and
brutal propensities of the habitual
mall game killer, and it is high
time that Oregon should legislate
similar laws. A number of yearn
ago a bird feather craze raged
among the feminine bon ton ele
ment of Paris, and in order to sup
ply the market demand for the
little feathered bipeds a wholesale
slaughter of sparrows was begun
by the thrifty Frenchman along the
shores of the Mediterranean sea.
In a few years insects commenced
devouring the fruits and vegetable
of France, and the most stringent
laws had to be enacted against the
destruction of these birds as a pro
tection to the crops. The peoph
of Oregon should learn wisdom
from the experience of others, and
Governor Pennoyer could not do x
better thing for the protection 01
Oregon fruit and vegetable culti
ration than to recommend in bit
message to the legislature the
enactment of stringent laws on the
subject
nv3o pheasant is much sought after
for stocking parks or prwertes,
and readily commands a market
value from It to ft a pair. The
law protecting these birds will wot
expire until next $ovenhcr, but in
the meantime a person ran trap
and soil them for breeding purp
without inruringany legal penalty
therefor. There is no sense in an
indiscriminate slauithter of the
phetvtaut for it can be easily rap
tured,lidtN its market value is so
much greater whio taken alive.
Anyone, who has an aptitude for
the btulmws, could make money
by supplying; livo birds for the
market
i ' i i. in
la popular mtimutlon phrenology
rauks as an established and well
authenticated science, aud aay glib
talker, who has the Folwer-Wells
theory well iu baud, can easily
ruke in the shekels from persous
who have faith iu the skillful
manipulator's ability to delineate
character from the location of
bumps on the individual's thick
cranium. But science has long ago
given bumpology its coup de grace,
and the craniolugiMt has absorbed
the modicum of truth in the old
phrenology into his larger genera
ligations. Possibly a new phre
nology based upon au then tic aeien
tlflo data w ill eventually be evolved
out of the rubbish of the old sys
tern, for the brain is the seat of
mental power and certain oonvolu
tions are evidently centers of
ideation.
it
Some time ago this paer hud a
word to say favoring the establish
inir of a cannery at this place. We
considered the condition) aud op
portunities favorable to such an
enterprise. There are now strong
indications that the project will
materialize ere long, for the loard
of trade is iu eorrwpotidenee with
several parties who have aa eye to
establishing a cannery in this citj.
We should give the enterprise every
encouragement possible, bwauso it
would furntnb labor to the unem
ployed, supply a home market for
our fruit, and would lie the means
of eventually building up large
and lucrative manufacturing inter
ests right here in our midst.
In last weeks pafwr we stated
that the properties of Pr. Koch'a
remedy for consumption wits un
known to the profession at large.
but our statement was premature
for it is now generally known that
the curative lymph is obtained
from the secretory products ol
tulierculusls germs. The prepuiu
tion of the lymph from a culoui&t
tion of germs is said to lie one
extreme delicacy and requires rar
scientific skill to produce a healthy
germicide. The German govern
meat has Justly adopted severe
meaMires against spurious and un
authorized manufacture of tie
lymph.
ItltTIO.fAHV MIT.
THE CRY OF MILLIONS
OH. MY BKCKl
ares it now,
aeon it wot at too utc.
IlimkiimiMinMnia
limn tt ike aataava aa eat
aaaar aUamal watdm ea4
euM at fcaa thrafceaa
I ni eatH hmm ry Mal
attack, IkM elaagat pnirt4 M la
Mavfc A MMBIMff tttatt m Mt Wi
Win I Ml auwa iu mlmo ItapuaatMa a aaa
K t m av-aa, ar e Mrt aa "i riutaaa. af
kIM rruvttrar erei Iw. HnW, Ik
oaauoit aiuwav iu, mt
huL I tataMtttaUlgr wim4
atta Aim, ii kt4 aa auaaet
Mretalaa teVct, aa te Ik aama
Wwmm eteU ik HN at la katel
m a mw ar.i ftr w w
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a i km km
o. a. Tcrraa,
rroprlaMr (VvMaatal Natal,
aaaut na. tei
NO MORE BACKACHCI
Lewis
PKAMCH IN
Ladies and Cents Fur
nishing Goods.
ft
Kelso,
Mtt Complete Block of
Boots and Shoes
In the City
C. S. McNALLY.
Architect nS DrkughUmin,
KUOW III mail ttNfcVMAN III.OtK,
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ka4 Nkiurdart, n on mumMtlkt dnjitbM
Train No, 4 will tun Mandar, Wxlnodayi.
auq rnatf, ana w lulnn4lu J wbra
irnry.
Tkl mimT Imtm tha rUkl la aka
(Taiix roaim vtik Ik IRE a. ka4 rlv
W. H. WHEBLER
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Main Street, Independence, Oregon.
.raaKorr.
t a. viKua
w. n. writxmt.
l.n. r.4 f, AVO.).Cu,
U Uualcimmrjr HU,
aaa rraal,
v, a iiiKitB,
v ar. h. r,
(Vtrvallla, Or.
Prescott & Veness,
raorarrroM or
Independence Sacu mill.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
Northern Pacific R. K.
TWO rAUT TAIIH PAIL?,
aocamoior cau
SHORTEST USE TO QIOC0
Aa4 aU Hu Utt. Tla
St Piul and Kinneipolls.
ns Komtii rAono
It Ui Mlf Ua kaanlat
raMBfw Tralw,
Mum -' awt-it iim a tkaryai
ruilmaa I'alv tlplBt C.ia.
I'lv Dlulai Can. lMaat.1tta
rilOM WBTUNI) TO TUK EA8T.
i that rar Tlckit mil ria tat larta-
ra fictho 1. 1, ui imU aauaa
Tmra rHUa4 al I A M aa4 1 P. M
4tll arrlTaal HmmuM at M. faal ai 4
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rtririd DiritlOW-TralM Ua Ptoat
audl Mitr MU Hta. av W m.
airlta at ! lamaia. at 7 IP ... o4 ISi
ai.. nxuwiiBf iik Caattaai i a-u la all
aulnit oa fiurrt Ihma4. A. 0. CMHI.TON.
.Hi (tea I mm. Af tat, m. riiti nnaM,
roniana, utafua.
tM Cot. Pint a4 0 auaaia,
Mlfl'rm!IIEIIf OP AND PKAI.IIM IK
THE CHURCHILL-
Sasli, Door and Manufacturing Co
-oOo-
Havltig In ruil rifratlon a Kturtao I'rr Kilo and MVraJ thooaiid dollan wan
marlilufrr, wv an turn pntmred l All toy and all ordm r mill vurk. Ordcn aolleltad
ftnta an; part of th ally, wbU b will rarl prompt attention. To oof UtnJ mmUmun wa
FIR AND HAUD WOOD, HOUGH AND DRESSED LU M BEU mMam,mipMZw aTei
Jam. A. WatKUta, Manjr.
PIHU'H Ki:MKUV VVR CATAKIUL - llmi. Coaieat
to ua. CluMipaat. Kliof ia inimediatA ' A our la
evrteia. For Cold in Uia Hal it baa no aqual.
u
LaOJ
It ui ba UtntoDt, ot luch a amall parttcla ia appliad
to tha Dtr11a. Prtca, GOo. K4J bjr ilrtjriaU or aaot
by mail Artdraaa, K. T. llAiat.nwa, Warmn. Pa
R
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L J
U
THE NEW
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.
0tpMJHr "y
romm, enroar Trd and Illfli ttrwla, Malmn; P. 0. bu So. KD.
IIIDEPEIIDEIICE FENCE WORKS.
P. M. GATES, Proprietor.
Mr. V. M. Gala baa on of the latent improved Fendng Machine
with which b i prepared, on abort notic, to manulartar a
Firrt-Claai picket and win fence. Tbia U the beat feooa to b
obtained
YOUNG HOUSES.
DOUBLE
A WD-
6 INGLE TEAMS.
For Farms, Residence Property, Chicken Yards and Divba
Fences.
NEW BUGGIES
GOOD
RIDING HORSES.
Tlh
1 :
fUt-CUa Toraoata lor Comraerrlal Trawler. Price reaaonabl aad 8Ui(ao
Uoa UarantMd. Ulre ua a Call.
VOBTH END MAIN 8T.1EET, J. X. JONES, Psora.
rr..aa Mar
raiat aaTaiuaTfiran erat4
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. rallaa Laet
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- If You Have
OIV CLL'
A rJCSB!IT TO Ol IIBM-KIHEM
W learn that Ibe Mmara. Mcrnim
bare brcinubt luit auainat number of
Brm wbo, it ia kllpunl, reaurt to qm
tiona'ile meniii iu piubmg (be tab of
tbe reprint of Welwter't Diotiouart. It
ppeura that many wbo were induced b
tbe advertiaemeuta of tbe purtiea ai(NUt
whom mit ia brought, rjvlieved tbey
would obtain nlwlantial copy of Web-
tier' Uiotiunary, anob aa ) curronllj
publiabed by the M(rriama. Leltora
abowD ni from aume of thoae wbo bavr
arailwl tbeniHelvoa of the iuduoementa
offered tbem do out encourage n aa in
thiuking that tbey were antiafled with
their bargain. W take latiafaotion In
Doting tbe fact that tbe larger part ot tbe
book trade wea aelf-reapeoting enough
not to handle the book at nil it talo i
having been reatncled lo bazunra, greeo-
grocera, anl to the premium data of
oonnlry ocwapapera.
If the num of " Webator'a Unabriditen
Oipjionury " hna in the liwt few year be-
noma anch a botiiwboM word tlmt tin
pnblio are eiwilji deceived liy the n-r;
nume lUelf, and tliut only on oire fill et
;tminiilion-iiob aa ptircbimra rarely
ive ao large a Ixiok -enn Hie dooeptiob
be diitcovered, ama one ia oortainly jna-
tifletl in ateppiug in and nfTording nnllti-
try protection to the publio.AVu1 Yurk
ublinherj Wei'kly.
-.a
Circuit Court Vroairi.nu;
hTbest.
niaMnttd, Uwcitpun al Pitoal
SEED ANNUAL
I r 1S91 cll at awttt FRCC J
lW ftll tlllCaftU, B4 M ItHHtHt'll
iiwumi. it at kafttr tnaa avar. I
Iwj taa tMiDf oWm,
tWJ mb4 br a. Aadna
0. M. PCRRV A CO,
ocraoiT Mieu.
UCNVEI-
Mpis Tity. "Cfcicai
ST. LCI "G.
: CT PAUt,
II. t 'U' ' it M-..
ill CU ' POINT
It to wilb ptoaaur tha" we annouuo ki
our many patron that we have made ar
rangement with that wide awitke, lllua
iralrd farm Wagaain. lb Amtriean
farmer, pabiiaiied at Fort Wayne, lod.,
and read by nearly U'W.(lOi) farmera, by
hioh tliat great publication will be
mailed direot, FREE, to tb aJdreat of
any of our atibaonher wbo onme in end
pay op all arrearage on lubacnption Iu
January 1, 1HQ1 and on year in advauo
fmm Jnilarv L 1X111. atul lit anv mm
for ft.rik.rr tUmlmn to.julr. of My Mt ,uUorlber wbo , p on, ,
vane. Thta ia grand opportunity to
Hast, North & South
lot lb Company or
T. W. LEE,
H..M. LINES,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
UNDERTAKER,
IM'El'ENPENTK, OREGON.
R.
D. COOPER,
TU k Af ant
O t. m T. A.
Portland, Orrfua.
iBdopaadanea, Or
A lull aud complete line of Funeral good
Aiwuye on mind.
EAST ANO SOUTH
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.
SHASTA LilHE.
BipraM Tralni Lrart Puitlaod Dally,
euutlT
T
T.iii r. m.
litis a.m.
I'ort Inntl r.
Alliimv Ar.
Ar. Han tTauulaoo Lv,
I A, M.
t-a a. m.
p. m.
obtain flrw'-olewi farm Juurual free.
Tit American Fttrmer ia large 16
page journal, of national circulation,
which rank among the leading agricul
tural paper. It treat tb qneetion of
oouomy in agriculture and the right
and privilege of Ibat vaat body of eiti
sane Amnoac Farmer wboae indna
try ia tb bai of all material and na
tional prosperity. Ita higheat purpoae la
lb levlion and etmubliug of Agn
eultur through lb higher aud broader
dueetiqa of men aud women engaged in
it purauil. The regular aubacription
price ot Ibe itmeWcan Farmer ia II per
year. IV UUSTo VOU MOTHINO,
From any one number, idea can be ob
taiued Ibat will be worth Ibnce tbe anb
acription price to yon or member ot
yonr bonaebold, Tirr tod oat it rim
Call and aee aample cupy. Tln nlTei
bold good nutil January I, 1891,
V aBMllta, Iwaiaetlm llalwlaie
Mirk Ma4aalM. 'all rata ," teat
tag riaaa, wUI Had
Ms Pills
DMHantrtM aaed
ha k atom ark and
Tfcar lMwa
Mtffararw ft
riacalae aaora-Ma. aarrararw r raaa
aaanlal ar aliyalral ararwash will ris4
avtlaf r raw tkeia. k Iraly awajar eaalaa.
BOLD EVKKVW1ILKE.
Wagon Making
AND
Carriage Repairing
wruuryanr,! . w fr
ii kiiukn ;iw I it ni
Uf I
n. a. nLnuLn.iu n i,.. ..,-..i
jun iuui, Iu Ii. ta.ua bullillix am. C It
Kiir lila-itmllh thi Ha U an raiwri
tmwl orkiuii htrlut iMOitil l.l tnH la
Kun. Ha aillrllt a ahara ol tb pauwacv
aad (uaianiaM wiUlai'tliia.
FAC1X11Y:
On C Street, Opp. the City Hotel, Independence, Or,
Independence Roller Mills,
GEO. SKINNER, Proprietor.
Tbfn MillK, now liuildinp; will bogin operations alxnit th first of
XoremlHT, 1SU0, and will then be prt-jiared to buy wln-at or Ftore for
one of farmer through the season.
Until the Elevator is complWvd who-.it will lie rocdved at soma
warchotwe here, and flour iu same will be delivered at the Mill door.
Independence. - - Orecon
School Books
and
Stationery
-FOR SALE BY-
BUSTER
& LOCKE.
The Public is Most Cordiiilly Invited to Call and Price Our Late l
Selected 8tock of Writing Papers, Tablets, Pens, Ink, ',
Kulers, etc., also All the School Books iu
Use in the Public Schools.-..
Above trains tuw aiilr al (ollowliii ttailoat
lorin 01 noMiniim; aati rnniau i. umaiiu i;hv.
ViMxn.tirn, Miicin, Alinnv, Taufvlil, Rhwiiit. Hal'
av, itai rimura, jnuiiiuu cuj, irv; and ku
Rvseburg Mail, Dally.
t.rava. I Arrlrn.
niriland .... v( A.M. I ""(wliiire .,r.rin , H,
uiwiiiir ....o.aiA.K, I'.irtianu ....iba.
Albany Local Dally (Except Bun'y)
PIIRPC pevghi, Csldi, InRutnx, OreRcalllt,
VUrlLO Hotrtnt, Whooping Cough.Creu,
-w.w Mil..., wnmi, in, mvrrw BntClHHI Q )
oti, Lunjt ana mm, mciuninf coniumpllaa,
itily ami ptruuinenu Uaauiua tijiml ' , lain, 'I
Tatva.
rnrtland 1:00 M.
Alliauy t.ODi. a.
Arriva.
A loan .... i oo r. .
Portland g go . a
Ihroil
The Mongolian pheasant, owing
to Its gregarlan propensity, hats
become a great pest to the farmers
in many sections of the Willamette
valley. The bird has a beautiful
plumage, is game and full of vital
' ity, and owing to these qualities it
lias a commercial value which it
othorwise ill deserves. We learn
from the Oregonian that the Chi-
Htale vh Clark Acquitted.
Blate va John Montgomery Die-
HlHle va Biickoosto Fined S'iO and
coU, and forfeitu licenie.
Stote va Iiackenato Acquitted.
Htnte va Bunoe Continued,
Stiite va E. Keller and H. Hill-Con-
'inucd.
Htute vj. IIhIIowbII and Peck -Con
tinued,
Ben Wiudnor vn H Himpkina, eject-
laent- Continued.
Kobcrt Ford et al va O W Whiteaker,
ctiriri nt liiw Jury disagreed.
L 0 Kinney v Jacob Flunaen, ejoct-
nent- Continued,
H Simpkina va Ben Windsor, oroa
hill Dontidued.
A L Shreve va Ellie Slireve, divorce
Nun suit.
Jacob and C M Brown va F 8 depot,
foreoloaure -Continued,
Fenton & Toner vu 0 MoDcvitt, ap
pealContinued.
Wm Edward va W M and P V Mol
win, action at law-Judgment on verdict.
32000 and ooata,
Mary E Jlnllock va J D Cblt wood to
foreoloae mortgage- Decree,
J. H. ALEXANDER,
;Dealer in:
Drugs and Medicines,
BEUNA VISTA, OR.
Having purchased the atock of Drue
formerly owned by L. W. Robertaon. I
am prepared to meet all the old cuato
mere, and many more new one. Fair
and courteou treatment ia all, ,
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Fotieeomraoditloo of (vnd fUm puteOrti.
West SideDivision.
Between Portland and Corvalli
MAIL TRAIN DAILT(BiMtivaday.;
11:13 A. M,
U 10F, M.
Portland ."
Indepcudaue
Oiirtralllt
TioiT
l J p. m.
ia.no p.
At Albanv and Corvallli oonnaiil with tiklna al
unifun raoino Haiiroao, . .
EXPRESS THUS DAILY (Eicept Sund'y) "P January '92.
ANOTnr.H OrrKK.
W bav decided to let man) of om
OMtomer who wiah to tuke the weckU
Ortjpmiun do o In ooitjunction with th-
WT Sin. Our nlfrr ia n follow"; Fm
Ui mm of S3.S0 Oimli In advinice we will
mail you the Wbht Sina from Jim. 1, '91
to Jan. 1, 92, and alao the weekly (r-
ooimm. We onnuot miike turn o(T,t iifiei
January 1801, nor have nulwrri.tion
tart .before tbat time. Have yolir aub
aorlptiona until the 1st of Jnuuuiy .
1'iiKxiiM orrKK,
Our offer to ubaoriber of the Win
Sidi ne year and American Farmer
one year, all for $2 ah'iuld not be mia-
Dnderatood, The aubacription must date
from Jan. 1, '91 to Jan. 1, '92. All
arrearage mint be paid to that time,
and mnt be cnh ia advance. Thiaiaa
very liberal offer, aud if you want it
NOW lend in 83.60 aud get both paper
labor's (jo!d3fj tele fins. $
Laava
Portland ...,:4 P.M.
McMlunvllla 6 46 A. a.
" " Arriva. ""
MeMlanvIll IMKn.
roniana ,i..i:iw a. m
FRAZEll
AXLE
GREASE
RENT l! TIIK WOULD.
Tta waarlaa quallilaaara aaaurpaaaad. aotuallp
outiaailaa two boaaa of anynthar brand. Nut
aSaclad bf kaat. lail ET 111 K U . S (IXC
rOW BAIJt BT I'KAIjmafly.NKRAIJ.Y. lyr
I nu
Suooossort to
Elkins & Co.,
0rBIXT0XS OF TB
UtyTrflckandTransferCo
Hauling of all Kinds Done at
Reasonable Rates.
mi" Feed, Oal(,)E?&Fii'lIood
For SaI
Collections Made Monthly.-!
INDEPENDENCE . ER0G0N
Attention I
CITY HOTEL,
C St., Independence.
JJ.F.BSl.fiqrak
First olana in every rei)it Specin'
attention given traiidiont enaiomera. A
aample room for oomniei-ctal imw'i"
rrClT . r'''rrmnlo liwti
J.'if IJr'N. llluMlliulhlm-Ilkolli
iW, i "'v t'oimiti'tii Ui
Mr. L, W, Waller and bia bride piianed
through town hiat Suturday en ronte for
Tncomii. Mr, W. ii oue of our old time
friend and we wiab tbe bappy couple a
long and useful life in their beautiful
home in tbe famoua"Oity of Deatioy."
For fine dental work go to Mark
Iluyter, Wllaoo block, Dalian, Or. "
rirnlar
limit
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niottllily, Uitaratileei
lo ri'llrvn nmriiiuu.
uieiiBiniaiKiu,
tUREI 8AFEI CERTAINI
Pnn'l tin hnmbninrail.
Hiivb Time, llimlth
and inouu) ;take uo otb
ar,
Hunt to anr addrwi.
, auivir hjr mall ,i
ooiiitoririit,iZW.
Adilrarn,
THE IIPHRO MEDICINE COMPANY.
Wenternllmuch, BoiZ, l"OHiXANl, or
ror ni uy nimwr a mhikr.
You can buy tickula East to any point
direct from Independence to dentinntlon
at lowent rntci of E, 0. Fkntlanti.
THH0C0H TI0UTS TO AU FOOTS
EAST AID SOUTH.
flaVPor tlokata and Inlnrmatlon ncaidlnf rata
taapa, ate., call oa aaapaB'i agaut at ladapa-
HUM
a.KoiniJta, t p.aoatM, '
mt. tML a. w.mrmm. At
TIME TAII1.K, '
Indrpcndaana and Monmouth Motor l.ln
I,rvc
Indnpomlpnce,
Mlai Ada Jndaoa. Mr. WtlUam,
JUDSON 4 WILLIAMS,
DRGSSMHKERS.
dumim Fitting
A PI0IALTY. i
Mitchell & Bohannon,
h Mnufacturer of !
SASH & DOORS.
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it livvt Yurk. 1
A. B. GRIGGS,
MEAT : MARKET,
S. 1. Irvin. cutter. Choic aieaai
ewtaatl4N ' PaviLlaM'aBjiejk.
MM
OsthIi, and Trdt-Uftrki bti1na, ind all Pat
HI. vuaionjii nnaqcifla lor KOftrftta Pit I,
and a ran temra bttaat la Ian tlm than thou
ramota rrom Waahlniftn.
., aad nodal, drawing ar pkoto., -trltk df tcrlp
tion, Wa 4rl,a, If uatantaWa or not, rrea of
ehtrn, Onr far not due till patent It Mcorad.
A iMt, "How to Obtala Pataau," wlta
aame, of mt a al diaiiu InrourBtat, eoanty.or
town, h fra. Addrata, . (, , ,
c.A.orjovv&co.
4aarMPalia0H.WaialilM.0.e. '
SCROLL SfWINQ AND
; WQ0N PAIRING.
Main Street, Independence, Oregoa.
BRICK YARD.
J.R.COOPER,
Of Indopondonco, having a stara
engine, a brick machine and several
acres of finest clay, is now prepared
to keep on hand a fine quality of
Brick, which will be sold at reason
able prices.
:-: Attention!
For the next 30 days we will sell you
Stable and Fancy Groceries, Glassware
and Qucensware at such Low Prices as
to Defy Competition. Call and get our
prices before buying.
Yours Respectfully,
HYDE & CO.
Eggs and Poultry Wanted.
O. A.KRAMER,
A NEW BOOK
FROM COVER TO COVER.
Folly Abrvaat with tha Tlmca.
rf I 7 WEBSTER'S
UNTERIWIONAi:
ITiONARyy
W Maker ui keler,
e
Want! Your Repalrlng.J . :
WnUjhJwpalrlni a siwilalty.SWIll give yi a
burgalns In Watohtw, dook and Jewelry.
WITH
Buster & Locke
A GRAND INVESTMENT
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