THE WEST SIDE
Polk County Publishing Company
FRIDAY. JANUARY HUM.
The Salem iHittettiMn says: Tin
bill of Senator Hatch, of Polk, for
the annortionuunit of a state, board
of regtMits for th Monmouth state
normal school, onmo up in the sen
lite njpiiu yesterday by ft motion for
reconsideration of the vote t
which it failed to jWlast week.
This carried, and the bill imssed,
receiving in its favor one more vote
than when it was up before. It
now goes to the house. It seems to
the writer that there can be no ob
jection to this bill. It appropriate
no tuouey, only putting the school,
which is doing good work, on a
better basis. Salem and Monmouth
are already somewhat connected in
a business way, aud, as their rela
tions are likely to be strengthened
and closer in the future, It seems to
the writer that the Marion delega
tion should take an active interest
in favor of this bill.
The farmers of Polk county
should orgnnim Farmer Alliance's
here. If the work of an Alliance
proves of value, we ihhh! it here
as well us in other states, in union
there is strength, and since this
government is of the jx-oiilc, by
the people, and for the people, the
ruling power should 1 thoroughly
organized, iuordor to counteract the
eucroachmeut of monoplies and
trusts. If the voice of the fanning
class, which in Tolk county
practically rule, is not to le heard
then it is time lor our people to
prepare, for a general disruption iu
our free institutions. Let equal
rights be giveu to all aud let all Ik?
heard iu demanding those rights.
. j
One of the richest caricatures yet
printed by the Went Shore is one
in which Gov. Fonnoyer is repre
sented as sittingou athron of human
skulls and bonce aud iu front ol
him subserviently kneel the Oregon
legislature, The governor has a
girdle of Oregon moss a!out hi
loins. His finger points the cap
tive Itailroad, Fish, and other com
missioners, and Pentioyer says:
"Behead every official in the King
dom. I will run the whole thing
myself."
Varapai county iu Arizona is tin
greatest in arera of any in the
United States, and contains 1W,2:W
square miles, while Bristol county
in Rhode Island is the smallest,
containing but 25 squure milt?.
The smallest county iu Oregon is
Multnomah with 4 10 square miles,
and the largest Harney county with
10,f00, square mifes. .Sherman
county contains 510 square miles,
and Polk county comes third
smallest with 015 square miles.
We wonld urge upon our legisla
tors the importance of doing Home
thing towards opening the Wil
lamette river to navigation during
the whole year from Corvallis to
Portland. While Eastern Oregon
asksNO.OOO for a portage at the
Cascades, and should get it, the
Willamette should receive at least
120,000 which would go far towards
rendering safe navigation the year
through.
The Oregon Legislature has em
ployed for the present session!
eighty clerks of whom thirty-nine
are women and forty-one men.
The clerk here costs the state, at 5.
each, the Bum of 100 per day, or
110,000 for the session. That is
going the session of 1888, $1000
better. Wonder why so many
men are employed, when the lady
clerks are said to bo much moie
efficient?
Says the Salem Journal: Sen
ator I)Oij)h is laboring to secure a
gun fiictory on the Pacific const,
11,000,000 to be appropriated there
for. This will be quite a relief to
Eastern Oregon farmers. In the
absence of open rivers, the wheat
can be loadedjnto the gutm and
fired into market. The senator is
going to help the farmers in some
ay.
Secretary Vindom is dead.
Overwork, great mental strain,
and a predisposition to heart dis
ease brought on a fatal attack while
he was at a banquet in New York.
Let us have an open river to the
ocean. Let the state legislature
work for the people, and not so
much for itself.
Honda for Ike Peupl.,,
I hero is no reason why bonds of
these United States should not be
owned by the poorer classes of people
juat as well as the bonds of France are
by the people there. The American
fanner, artlzan and luboring man is
as patriotic as the citizen of any country
but the bonds of these United Btates
are made In such large denomination
thafwhen sold they are beyond the reach
of the man of ordinary capital. The
recent Issue of bonds In France where
thousands were in waiting eager to get
posewlonof bonds of from $10 to $100
each, illustrates our point. The bonds
of the United Btates If ever itemed
again should be In small sums so that
the people may very generally own
them, and the ownership not Lecon.
flood tolwiiReriuiTnnillimaVri,i.' Wliyj
httild only the rich hold nontaxable
money?
Ilium tlelka,
There are only eighty-nine mem
bers of the rvnt Icglalatur sine
.Senator Knatham U dead. Itnsiulrea
eighty clerk to wnlt en clghiy-nlnt
members, nd thone clerk get live dol
lar ierdny while the member get three
dollar. lVaerving eoioHtent men
with faiullea, or competent young meii
without finnlUc stand leas chance of
obtaining p.lllon than the re(t'
awect mulling Ml who nutter li e
niomlHr, away from home, by showing
how ueful mIi can make herself, li
lte I pretty she wrong the wife ul
home, sint If not pretty will not be en
gaged tiy the sollclloti member.
The rtiHrt of the committee on a
aemment and dual Ion from thu I Ion'
of the legislature who specially ordered
printed, ltit when received wiut found
to heo badly iiieed and Jumbled that
nothing could 1' done with II. I the
Incompetence of the five-dollar n-day-elerk
to blame, or I It tlie neglect of
the e.ininillt.v? Which? Hue of the
iiiomI tuiHrtuiit measures before the
Oregon IcgUlntutv I delayed, exene
added for the slate, and all becatiae in
(MHi)H'lent workmen employed.
It oiwta the stale of Own lltl.mNI to
my for committee work that if paid for
irivately would cost alut $1000. W hy
eonld not every niember pay his elerk
hire out of his ow n N-ket, hioI ninkr
the sidary say ten dollar ja-r day for
each member of the IcgUlneutv? The
cost to the sUtc would he nu more, nnd
the results, U'tter leglalullon. If the
preaent legislature would eome U'fore
the people with such a hill It would
meet with approval.
STATIC MOKMAI. M lltlllt. IIII U
Since our Inst Issue It lie N'oriunl
sehiH)! hill, whli'h provide for the stntr
taking charge of the Monmouth school
has lieen voted tiin In the senute, and
upon the first InIM fulled to ' us by
Just one vote. On Monday, a re-eon
sldcratioii secured Its pannage by sinsll
majority The bill Is yet to (hum the
house, sod Its friends nrv hoping tlmt It
uuiv meet with friends In tlmt body
Till; TKADijS' CARNIVAL
lleaiitiftil Faceastiil Kuriii., lllt-h foaluuirs
IimvsIIiiK K:i-trlr Ughta, snil ..
AMrmtaiier., f'utitrlltitf la Muks
II s Hneeaaa,
JJJOne of the must sumWul entertain
litems ever nlven In our elty passed oil
successfully lust Tuesday evening. The
Trade carnival was iriveu In honor ol
the completion of our new aud eh-Kant
eliil building. To Prof. MoAdams
and his energetic wife, ttsunuch prtilM
cannot U given for their untiring vlfort
iu trnlulng uud drilling those who took
imrt.
At an early hour the oH-ra house was
packed, and many were turned away
from the disir, there U'liig slaudlii);
riHiiu only.
The iift-ra house was llghtitl will
eki-trielty for the tlrst lime, and the
twenty one lights, adding brilliancy t
the occasion. The lights are regulated
(mm the stage aud the house, or stage
lights can be turned oil' emrately
I'rof. t'ressy's orvhestra furnlsheil ex
eellcnl music during the curtain dro)
ttie H-rforniers U'lng Prof, and Warren
Creasy, Willis Hill, and Miss Katie
Wheeler.
THK (HUM) M.VIICII.
At n:i uirougn open tloiirway none
filing the forty-two young ladlm, repri-
senting the sevenil trades and profes.
slous of the city of Indeis'iidence. It
was a royal company, and as they
marched through the hall, an excellent
opportunity was afforded for viewing
the ladles who regardless of exixmse
were advertising the wares of the llruis
hy them represented. There was much
beauty, the dresses were rich, tasty, or
novel, and the marching showed care
ful training by Mrs, Me.Vdams.
.lira. j. n. i oojmt men recited In her
must pleasing style, Carlton's imh-iii
"Out of the Old House, Into the New,"
in which some changes were made to
adapt It to the uniting of the two
school districts and the building of the
new school house,
TIIKOVl'SY CAMP.
This was followed by a stage scene of
the Gypsy Camp, some twenty l.idlcs
and gentlemen In various occupations
in camp life, arrayed iu gypsy costumes,
while Miss Alice Williams and ltev. I).
V. Poling entertained the audience
with a duetto which was finely ren
dered and received an encore, but no
resixmse came. This was followed hy a
chorus of the whole company. The
fortune telling, the return of the pouch
em, eto. were very realistic.
TIIKCAH.VIVAI. Mill,!.,
For fully an hour the audience
watched with unabated Interest the two
companies of young ladies who on the
stage marched through various com
plicated forms, and executed some very
pretty drills. Kuch carried a banner I
witii the name of the firm inwrllied
thereon, and the sham's, sue and
styles of the banners were as varied oh
tlie lines of business named. It wis a
beautiful sight.
THK CAKNIVAI, I'OKM.
While the companies were both
ranged on the stage Mrs. O. J), ilutler
read an original poem written by Prof.
McAdams, In which a neat advertise
ment for each firm was given, each rep
resentative slipping forward before tho
audience, and remaining while the
stanza was read. The oein Is too long
for complete iiuhlicatlou. Mrs.
Butler waH In excellent voice, and every
word was distinctly heard.
TUB KI.Kt'1'HK! 1.IOHT.
Mis Miller representing the F.Iectrlc
Light Co. stepped forward and sudden
ly was enveloped In a flood of light
rrom incandescent lumps, fastened to
her clothing and on the banner. The
audleuco was so enthusiastic that a
recall was necessary. Copper plates on
the stage, and in tho soles of Miss Mil
ler's shoes, caused tho electric current
to flash through the wires concealed In
the folds of her clothing. It was a
beautiful sight.
Asa concluding exercise the trade
representations executed several march
es through the audience and then half
an hour of social Intercourse Mas al
lowed, In which all freely indulged.
Mr. and Mrs. McAdams to whom
great credit is duo, were congratulated
on all sides for the success attending
their efforts, aud no doubt tho sincere
congratulation "received will resy
them In part for the xnse and work,
The proceeds, which amount to
JI.kJ.7S are tit go towards buying a
snare drum for maivhlng, an organ
and piano for singing, to be used In the
new school house.
The following are the llrm repre
sented: SIIKI.I.KV il - VAMU'YN OsNKIIAL MKII
I II A MUSK.
Miss- Jkira CooHr dressed Iu a nusil
elegmit owlum of black silk Velvet,
decollete, trimmed with black lace aud
black rlhlsuis, pendants firm the waM,
diamond ornaments, Itaiiuer of yellow
s.illn,with firm's name ihcoraled with
car-it ltd taawl and ribbons. Carried
fan ot white feathers, baud painted.
WII,I.AUirrt'K IIKAI. KSTATK WMI'ANV.
Miss Lit'irn Irvine represented the
tVlllauictle Ileal ICslate Company, and
wore a very becoming blue cashmere,
white lace plastron, side panel of wheat
and grass head-drew of same. Hau
lier of blue sal In with company's name,
1 II. JOIISSOS, HKNTIHT.
Mis Johnson was very prettily
dressed III blue (Issue, decorated with
feathers, I ler baiiuer was qulle novel,
Mug iflaiiiniotli bsith with fancy
decorations.
J. I), 1RVIM, OHO) KHi
Miss Ktna Hiunii was dressed hi
white and her otxttiuie was mit lusle
fully trimmed with the dltl'ereut line
of gissls carried by till llrm; head-dress
w hs glass dish orimmvuUsI with silver
tHon and ribbon. On skirt were
pani of seeds; at waist was pickle
tsittli and baking stwdcr. llaiiner
Iiiimiiu with plush top on which was
llrm' name oruamenlud with rooster,
frlngeil with beau and dried frull.
UNKSTHIVK AXII HIIAV COMI'ANV.
Was represented by 1 lew lii Lines,
very becomingly dressed In white,
trimmed in w hite embroidery, Itanuer
wa very pretty, made of blank aatln
trimmed In silver tinsel and firm'
name painted thereon.
II. l. WAl.I.KH'SSIIOKSrolIK,
MIm Maud Cis)pir uu ehnrmlng Iu
light hclltmpe, tlccullclte sorpttiv uf
white net. bbe wore a uuliie ml
mil n sllps-r for a list, necklace of but
lon hisiks and sins button, dress skirt
decorated with baby shoca, baby
inisvosln aud sins1 button.
cnKMNv'soHciii'yTNA.
Was most picturesquely en In the
person of Iiltle Itohluson who wore a
white greenawny suit, deeoraled with
musical liistrumenU. Itiinncr wi
lovely retl plush violin.
II i:KI.K A WAI.KKH, (IIIIM'KMS.
Had their store repnis-iited by Mis
Cora Itlder who wo dressed In t iu
cakhmere, deeorate.1 with dried frull
beam, etc., head-dress of flower w-'d
su kage and grtTil rudl-.li tos Neck
lace of China doll dislu-s. llaiiner ol
while with firm's iiainv wlnlel.
CITY lloTI.I, J. K.N. HIM. I. A SUM
Mm A. WIImiu was lovely In bet
iiwtume of French s'anant waiter girl
klrt and Isslice Iu almond grce
cashuiere surplice, deeollcte of cream
surah. Haulier, silver waller w ith cii
and mincer palnleil on It, knife, fork
aud sptsius tied oil with rlhUiua.
lll'STKIl A UH KK, bllCUiilM'lH
Hhowe.1 their business to good ad
vantage by their deeoratlou of Miss
Kssle Itola-rtson. Mie was very strlk
ing In a cream suit with purple muiave
Jacket of plush, clasp of w atchca ami
chain, thriNtt bind of dhuioud rlii.s
girdle of gold chains, niching at foot ul
skirt, ssngi aud bsith brushes,
mirrors, etc. Crown, of gold and m-i 1
handled eus.
S. JONKS UVKIIV STAlll.K.
Was reprtHutil hy Pearl Cisis-r
who was iiretly In her costume of
white flannel and red tatlu Jacket, ca
and leggins, banner of nil satin with
Join's' Livery, Feed and Male Stable
painted on It.
(KHIIiMAN A IiOITV, IIAKItWAKK, KTC
Was represented by Miss ,eua Ftlder,
who hsikeil very neat In green albra
truss. Hut, tiu coffee pot, chain and
padlock for watch aud chain, bracelet;
dog collars. Waist covered with
scissors In uiilqiie design, skirt deco
rated wllh tin spade, rake, etc. It was
a very novel costume. The banner was
red satin, and was one of the lixmt
Is'iiuliful carried,
II. II. TAYUilt's IIAKKHV.
Was represented hy Miss F.lla Hbupp
iu yellow (Issue In peasant girl style
wllh rose cotton plush garniture orna
mented with the products of the
bakery. Head-dress a crown made of
confectionery. A heart shaped ban
ner had the firm's name In living, with
almond fringe:
W. O. (-(S)K'S KrilMTL'HK SWI1K.
Miss Mlnila Hhupp was (trapped In
upholstery with curtain chain garni
ture, small mirrors and chairs, lire
to represent antique oak. A banner of
black velvet on a curtain was headed
with toy rocker and ehllr; linn's name
in tinsel.
M. K. I.A lU.NHIHflt'SCITY MAA A II
Miss Nannie Hhupp wore a Nile green
tissue In ieasaiit girl style with hat to
niaicli. (Jarultiire of old gold cotton
phiHh, ornamented with the novelties
of the bn.aar. Itannur was a unique
display or the various novelties.
MHS. lH'HI.KV, MlbMNKH.
Iteiresented by Miss Minnie Webls-r
who wore one of t he most dainty cos
tumes, A sea foam albatross trimmed
in a cascade of cream lace, wllh sprays of
flowers artistically arranged on her ism.
timie. Her hat was very stylish. Hau
lier was decorated with embroidered
flowers and artificial sprays.
I'lUHT NATIONAL DANK,
Miss Ucrtle Whlteaker was hewitch-
Ingly lovely and graceful in a black
lace net, decollete, trimmed in black
silk velvet. The dress was decorated In
gold sequins, at the neck was a twenty
dollar gold coin, on her head was a
glided diadem on which were six
twenty dollar gold pieces. The banner
also was commented on. It Mas a
scroll on one side covered with bank
notes and a twenty dollar gold piece
Kndent from tho banner.
INuKCICNnrcNCK J'lUIMC SCHOOLS.
Mrs. Hello Boss represented the pub
lic school. Hhe wore a (Ircck costume
of blue, hair flowing, niyr'le wreath,
and Greek bauds across the hair; her
banner was a large satin covered Issik,
opened, having the word "knowledge"
on Its pages.
SKINNKII WILSON'S IIOl.l.KK Mll.t. I
Was represented hy Miss Cauda Itob
Insoii who lisiked lovely Iu a cwluiiie
of w hite. Her hair was Kiwderel and
diHxiraleil with three white duim-s,
white plinne around her Ihrtsit and oil
one side of the dress. The banner was
white satin decorated with w heat, and
the word "litdcKiidcuce Holler Mill"
iHHiutlfnlly painted. (
MSS K. WIRVt'1,1 MII.I.INKII.
Mis lVilly Wiseman was hero the
reprewntatlve.. Her etsitiuiie was U-au-tlfnl,
Is lug cream disHimtisI with Mow
ers, I he front w as a mnel of flow ers
ind the Isslice and slivves wei very
nicely trimmed w llh tho same. Her
hat whs very Upcoming and stylish,
llaiiner wo striking with II dmwn
lions of flowers,
mis, Ktrtrnt'N Ai'iinmN.
Miss Fanny Scott look ml every Inch
medical iu her character costume. Hie
wore a black mackintosh, silk hat, and
medical valise siraiiis'd around her
shoulders, sal In Isomer w ith imine of
the diM'tors.
r. a. oTs, rssca work.
m Haltle Is'ke wa dressvd In red
oasshuvre trimmed Iu black, wearing a
crow n of glided fencing. Ituimcr also
glided fencing.
w, n, wnrrRARKs'i oAbLsar.
Mis Ma Ktc was profusely deco
rated with theartlstlu pnslueta of the
photograph gallery, wearlug a fren of
white nun' veiling, llaiiner a large
photograph, backed w ith velvet.
J. r. o'ikinnii,!,, ntsriwuia
Mis Lola Fluke llaahid with every
movement, her rich black drv
trimmed In red, lalng profus. ly orna
mented wllh bright article from Hit
hardwan) lunq hat a eopr cotfee (sit,
llaiiner a novel design with firm'
name thereon,
Jt'MON & WlbklAMH, KSKSMIAKINU,
Mm. K. Douty ws richly attired Iu
terra eolla surah silk made up wllh
velvet, llaiiner blue silk with gold
braid and nnme In gold.
- SI.IWTSli! LIUMT limiUMlf,
Mis Miller wore a cream ntliu
trls henrielta, Irlmimsl with silk
lace and surah, while kid illprs, nnd
golden crown. Banner triangular, orna
meiitnl with many eolortM rlbliwti.
Khs-trlo light gluts- Judiclmjsty idaml
on both banner and persou,
went aim sawHfii'an,
.Mr,o. U. (tenuis bsikixl very cute
as a neisiy, block enn. oriiaineui
pull and K'lssoni, dress black, while
trlmlngvil huiiiiie Wsvr Hiok rliittl
Isinler at tsittoui cylinder irss In
black, silver and gold. Banner w hite
Stltltl,
i. u. nsAros, mx niKins,
Vlss Anna HttM'ktou was handsomely
..mi rich attired In a plum color.nl sal In
trled hemietta, trluiuird Iu pink
surah and black luce, wore a necklace
f sissil of silk, suit various lee
rations of mils, rlblsiu, t-te. 1 Inn in
a lib gold Idlers.
A. M. Ill'lltkr, l.Wtt.
.Mia r.iiiin White wore a ervnin
.olohil camlmere (rimmed with gold
luce. Haulier of llk with name
painted.
mm siMKsiMiHr. im iusnw.
Mr, (lerile Atklu wore rich cream
satin itrtpcd beiierlrlts, nwdeup wllh
vellow bhs-ad.-d uillu. Hsiiner rlchlv
ialuUsl.
iNiisrssnascs stiosi, sasx.
Miss Cora Knell was richly drcHed In
a saphlre blue silk aud velvet, trimmed
with gold decollete. A circle of fifteen
twenty dollar piece composed the
crown, while the ornaments on he
ieroii were diamond brought fmiu
(lennaiiy by Mr. lllrschberg who
recently returned. The banner w as of
satin with uiime.
Mis. Mr & RCTl.ttt,
Miss F.ta U-e was iienlly dresmtl In
cream albalnsis, trimmed with velvet
and ribbons, decorations Mug siirgicul
lustrumeiils.
ISKkl'KSIiKSl'R COSSET BS).
Alls iirown wore a ilnss or navy
blue trimmed In gold. Itanuer with
letter I.C. II.
C. S. WAIt,.
Miss Nellie M. Hill v. iv a dress skirt
of red and, wlille sniped cloth, white
vest with tin slur bullous, swallow
tailed coal, colored minstrel high collar,
naming red necktie, bliuiug tin
diamond shirt studs, plug hat, and
carried a I uited Hi ate mall bug uf
letters, itanuer, a large euvelone.
f. FRSNRt,, SlllUr WATCH.
Miss Minnie Patten was tastefully
dressed In black casslinere trimmed
with silver stars mid moon, banner tho
same,
INIIUI'KNIKNt'K MO MOUTH MOTOIl LINK.
Mrs. McAdams while rctlug as motor
oonductor also was captain of the two
well drilled companies uu the stage,
assisted by Miss Ota ltolsrtsou, Hhe
wore a blue cloth coat and conductor'
cap, and carried lantern, punch, etc
and sustained her part throughout In
an excellent maimer. Hlnce It took
energy to build the motor Hue, so Mrs.
McAdams was a fitting representative,
beluga living example of energy her
self.
OHI.WICK A UOFF, OONFRCTIONKHY.
Miss Hophla doff was daintily attired
In a cream uud hellotroie satin, strlwl
henrielta cloth, trimmed wllh velvet
and surah. Decorations, nuts and
candy; banner, half moon, decocrated
with nuts mid candy.
I'ArrmisoN linos., dkikhiistb, Kit;,
Miss Alta lloliertMon representing:
Patterson was most charmingly dressed
In a Grecian costume of pale green
tissue, Grecian style, ornaments dia
monds, hair Grecian with umber orna
ments; decoriitlons, perfume Ixittles
tooth brushes, condis, and Jewelry of
all varieties.
HOOK it I.AIIIIKIt CO.
Wus represented by Miss Kva Itob-
crtsnn who was prettily attired In a
tress skirt of black silk luster, waist of
red satin, zouave Jacket of violet, cap of
red satin, fireman belt and lrtmiiHt,
banner, a shield placed across a mina
ture ladder.
A, MACAl'I.AY &CO., M 11,1,1 NliHH.
Was rc)reseiited by MIhs Otu Itolr
ertson, who presented a most attractive
apirearaneo In pale pink creis), trimmed
with gold, Grecian style, cut decollete,
cream ostrich feather decorations, os
trich pompons and argretto In the hair,
necklace of gold beads, ornaments gold.
B.lk.1 H.lloll Hsllollf
Wslll whst I lit"
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iMVUMalahti b I tlmiKl rid of IwrmshU
CaU, uh sail uMutnr, ul la ro.
i)ulU Biuwful. Huw ft.uful mm ail sr
to tou fur Uist bottl of OMdlmiuv"
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rr uwuiwi tnurmn. "(luldan uAinl
iMssura-r" ka oiir4 trnn, liiurnrlnf ouufk
an rrMl1 Cuunimpllsn. ur runs scrofula,
la Ikourwd of tmmm tfwr diMS,n Ear falM
ana oumt mmmam na anrii lrl.nl tntl alwn
oaM M iwulim. Tk llrr " Is r
MHnl nr our la vmry vmjm If
"a in on. mnu gvmu m rur mmi. Uf sttuasf
DR.MOC'SCATAMH REMEDY
air
la wurst tw. no lutiuv of kuw luu
UBdlD(,
U is-ui. bt orufiuu.
IIKo. W. SIIIXN, I'AIMI K.
Miss Alice Macaiilay was IsMsmilugly
tressed In a tireehui isMtume of allia-
(riMs and xjiUii, trimmed w ith gold
medic! collar, omaiiieutsilliuiioud-.
L- KKLSo, HUT niKilM.
MIm Martha Put ten w s iM-eomlngly
dressed In pink rhallle, trliuniml In
cream lai-e aud rlblsni, banner of suit It)
w llli iiauie thereon,
..i-M . .
stAtnor nittu, l irvorToikisi.l
I.CI'ASl ul KTf, (
fSASS J. C'llKNSr tuaVra .Mill, Ihull,. I.
uw armor psrumroi mr. nun ol r. 4 I iiir v
"., uoiim liu.nir.. HI Ilia I'lly nt ,).,
,..,. 7 .uu rome uorvHhK auq nisi aald
Bra- will nay uir amu iuToNIv IH'MiHUi
io.i..nn ar rD aud iyty riu uf
ATAnan ilia: rwnrna ha eiirwl l llio us of
.r.inn i is a.
, , , HnNK.l. III Nr:V,
Hsrorn lo lM-f,r um atut aiiliwrilM,! tn 10
irraa, Ihl. till ita u( lwi.iit-r, A. i , Isr
I I A. W.Ml.riAHiiN,
t -' I ,iri, f-i,.f,
Hall l-alnrrh Cure t. inkrn Imrniuily anil
ari illns iljr on ti.o I.Inh uit.t oui, -..ii. .ur-
o.,i , IM .J.lr.ll Hrud for IralllllillllllU
rraa. ' 1. 1 H K K V I H I olriLi. 11.
VMol by Hnntgl.la, 7Jr.
Ill.ordrr. l,l,h Affrrl h Hl.lnrra
n ainoiin ma Hitwl UtiiiIiUM known, I 1.
aoaira. iinaui a aiaetutt, iravrl and utovr
wiinplalauuf Hi urluar)' i.rHn. aro not o
dlnsrily rum! Iu avrraaa, lull llir-y am.
is. s.rni-a t, llmrly iiir,ll,il A literal
.iliiiulaul of llie urinary ilaml. luu r.r lwn
llailld III lloali'ln'r a Klouiai'll llllliux a lof.l.
iriua sni.-u in, l onlr adurda the rniuuiir
--w,, mr, nmriivp, iul In
r-rvawa Ihair vigor and an rriiva i,w,t. lit
Irt.-rvulii ilia a-illiy uf in kidor.a and
l.ln.l.lrr, Mil. ln,ll, -, ip luu, il,, ,,,,m
, , .,, n.-i,io( mini uia i,,a in,urlllr
.... ., ,. p.-u,u.r omi-r til l lo mm- ora-au
lo.lliiilnair , lHln, 'I'lialuilvra l alao
m i', iii,,,', ami airi-UKUtallnr of Ilia buw.,a ao
liivlnraiil or ilir. louia, h, and a iiiaicliir-M.
o-nir.lr lor biliou.nma mid ir.ar ami aatue. It
a iriuirin j u, ,ri.,,iuiir, ili ny
and .ii.lion. Bd ,ii,rla I hr ,.-,! and III
i'lirorghout the Omnty.
ioms Halliia hisnlliuus have Ireeu
Aliilixlug theuiM'lves by bailblng tnilld
lugs with (ar. The s rs'tni(ors of such
vandalism should Ih apprehended and
puiilnheil.
Jir u. m. Nulluee, whollv.-. iu (he
Kola hills two and a half mile west of
Halein, owns (he largest fruit farm In
tlregoii. lie bus aw acres phuitwl lo
rrult - apple, sar, plum, prune, cherry,
peach, ele. The residence I U-ated
near the center of the orchard and
commands a due view of the farm.
Judge (StouM'er has unlabel pluntlng
liUU prune tro. on his plm iinir JIhII
stun.
Polk county has a t'blnese hog buyer
wiio annually ships several thousand
"sirkcrs" to his country-men in Port
land.
The new city charier of Ilullusex
tends the city limits half a mile Iu each
directum and divide It Into three
wards.
(lie Monmouth Ikmix'nit says: The
lbsird of Trade has received plan's for
tlie Hotel and definite proMs.als from
below, and alsiut two weeks will pro-
liulily see something dellulle wild, done
or written. The "elevation" of (be
minding shown In the plans, Is u fine
is.kliig structure, uud would be
sightly addition to the town.
tiur Jlonmoutli conlcmiKirary tells
us that lost (Sunday Mr, Cattron had
iK'caslon to go to the warehouse very
early and saw smoke coining from a
box-car. A (Ire bad lieeu built iu the
car, evidently but a short time U'fore,
whether by Inecndiirlcs or drunks Is
not certain. In the next car were -100
effus of coal oil, so It was a close call.
V. A. Griiudolil, chief engineer of
the H. P. It. It,, has recently been In.
spcctlng the Narrow Gauge road-bed in
this county.
(', C. Walker, of (Spring valley, has
shipiH'd to the Portland market over
l,r,(KHI pounds of dried fruit svithln the
lust two week.
1II. AllOltN.
Dr. A born, Fourth and Morrison tSts
Portland, Oregoii, tlie most successful
pbysiciuu on the Aimnieiui routineut
for I ho speedy, posltivs, absolute mid
prriiiiiucnt cure for Catarrh of the Ilend,
Asllinm, llronclutig, Pneiimouia, sod
Consumption, will bo at Portland until
July Bill. Twenty-five years' successful
practice.
InaliintaiiHoiis relief nnd permanent
cures often effeoted upoti II mt oousulta
tion. Dr. Aboru, by his urigiual, modern,
soeutillo nielhod, elTucts Bpeeily mid radic
al cures of the most obstinate and long
lauding cases of Nusul Catarrh, Ozena,
DeiifiiUH, Disohargoa from the Ears,
Aallimn, Bronchitis aud Consumption
Also Htotiuioh Dixordors, bilious Ooho,
Gall Htunea and Jiinndire, Heart, Liver,
Kidney, Illudder uud Nervous AiTeetiopi;
DiseiiMM of Men. Also nil ailments pe-
oiilisr to wiiniti).
Dr. Aborn can be consulted from now
until July 6th, when lie leaves for
Europo.
Nom Home treatment, seourely
packed, "cut by express to any part of
the Faoiflo Coast aud Territorjs for those
who oauuot possibly cull in person,
W. H. WHEELER
A A'VW THE Jti:ST
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,-
-PIANOS and ORGANS,-
-SEWING MACHINES.
.VoivfiV iif Sltiliinitrii, lAitrnt in Fmirii Writintf Paju-r, Jitk tlmuh, TaMiii,
Ink of till Culm, J't iiriln, t'nnhioii J'luli and l'irio liriiln,
tjii: LAnxr .v all htyi.ks of misic.
ltiulirt Xut und Ciiur. , Siilwriplitm h'iceivfd for till j'ujtrrs.
W. If. WUEELKlt,
Intl frntlrnee, Or.
Trsnafr uf liaeda.
Mrs (. A. Adkln to J. M.
Flint), lot In Monmouth. f i70.no
lien Ilaydeu to llella llaydcn
lots In ludeis'iidence. 5 00
I In 1 1 us I jiii d Co. to Johaiin,
a7.M acres lu tp 7, r 4w. IJ.onO
W. W. I'eMval and w ife to J.
V. Huster, 8 acli-s 111 tp 8 r
4w. lism.oO
V. C. ltrowil uud wife to Jacob
Kerogg, et. ul., lots In lier
maiilowii. l.oo
W. C. Itrow Hand wife to Kmlly ,
Colli us, lot lu Dallas. ToO.OO
N II. Hurley and wife to C A
linker, lot 11, block I, Hurley's
Fruit Farm. usi on
Polk County IjiihI Co. to l". U.
Hefty', lot lu Monmouth. ViO.ini
-
m i.ovnrn a tktiboh-
tltxlarw Trmimaiil That CwxaM Constipa
tion. AMorulkf la lb San Francisco dalUa a ratna
it ka twaa dlaiuTrr4 thai wllh atmott tt
rrUf etnalarF rcomN ruuiU4Ulon. It li
Ik aaw laiatlr rlnrtvt la loj't VafauMi
araaparllla. Tk 4wn r lull ot rwent oo
nrnaM conaratlni lu afflrlancy, sail wa fir
ataa ta tkalr teal asniaOoa, card I rota Sat
FnarlMo' wU know l4f Bsalevr. !tx
art: " 1 a at w-Ullaf I ralal tha (Uowlaf
asrlanr. I kr lor yrara had wak atomark
Mtaadad with eorutlpatlaa, od nam louud but
a r pa rails thai kalpad mm ad that too
war owl 4 laat lu fn-l. and I wa ajaln
aaffarar UU ( triad M'l Vataiakl SararlUa
Ukalaad la trmrj war sad kat thoraufhl;
rortalMil ma. I had ona of th moat aanaailrt
I itomacha asd waa la conUnoaJ d lit real, bul
a wllh th aid of Jor'i Vagaubl Sarwparllli
aaw mi n and ararrttilnf wllh mr old
eu.too.ad fraodon without r aril afJaet. I ta
both larprtsed and dallfhMd, end lla.Uj iwroa
Mad II"
Clasa ktlLTts, Uantrar.
Ut Kra7 strMt. i. W
Far Sslr.
Two lots in Hill's Addition to Inde
pendence. A corner and the one ad
joining, for three hundred dollars for
the two, or one hundred and seventy
five dollars for the corner and one hun
dred and tlfty for the Inside. Terms to
suit purchaser. Apply at W'kst Si ok
olllce for further particulars.
Slunk f or Sale,
Ten shares of llulldlllg Association
(Stock has lieen placed lu my hands foi
sale-Prh-e f KM.
Jas, (iinsox,
('Street, Independence.
i ( hi.li-s IhU r-ur
Four stdected lots In Tulniagc, two
corners, are ottered for wile, for thirty
day r--Price Mot)." Terms to suit pur
chaser Aniily at , Wkst Huh-; olllce
for liM-utlon.
House and lot lu IiideK'iidcnce, good
locution, seven rooms In house, plus
tered. Can ivnt out part of house to
puy Interest on purchase price. Price
reasonable. Apply for further purlieu.
lai's to Mrst National Bank,
A Hiu-khIii,
I' or thirty days only, we are author
imhi iu oner iwcniy-iwo leet irout on
Main street Independence for the emu
of 8.VK) Location valuable. Terms
easy. Apply to Independence National
Dank. 2 1
Snltlr. (!i.
All persons Indebted lo mo nru re
quosteti to settle unmet late v as mv
creditors are needing money ond so am
i. J. It. Johnson.
Pntlst.
Nulleo lu Stiiiikliiililers, .
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the stockholders of
Independence Water and Klcetrlc
Light company on January 30th, 181)1,
to be held In the Independence Nation
al bank, for the nurnoso of election
oflleers for the ensuing year, and the
transacting of such other business as
may come before the meeting,
' ' II. It. JahI'Khson, Sec,
, Independence, Or., Deo. 24, 181)0.
Holmes Business Colleg
Of Portland, Orejiori will open Hept, 1st. J. A,
Wiwihi, His li'iiilliur petitiiitti of the coast, iuia
biMiinie a imi'lner in I IiIh hi-Ikk1 timl will in like
It the limiting IIuhIiiukh College. Bend for
CatulnKiifl.
Musquerade ball to-ulght.
Mr. 8. Burch, of Itickrcall, was lu
fowii Tuesday.
GOODMAN & DOUTY
Are Sole Agents for-
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.,
AND
STAVE R & WALKER'S
Implements and Vehicles.
W. 0. Cook
UIAUK 1S-
FURNITUREI
I'AlUOlt AND BEPKOOM PKT8,
P'iFAS, AND HKI)I.OCM;rs
MIRRORS
From .1x8 up to 18x40 iu German
Flute and a huge assortment of
American I'lulcs.
-RUGS-
kit d-i liolh Lue;e and
Of all
Small.
CHAIRS
From I'lniii Kitchen Chairs to
the. Fim st . 1'iirlor Cliaii-s, Fancy
Kockt rs a Specialty, uml Carpet
Uockcis with oVen W'iiv Scats.
BEDROOM SETS
Of all kinds and liuirh, Sham
holders. Curtain roles, Window
shades, Hat Hacks, Picture Frames
mil Mouldings, Stands ami Center
'iihlcs of itll kinds, in cither Maple,
Ash, Oak or Walnut.
LOUNGES
Of ull the latest Patterns, with
ft'oven Wire Spring Also the
llm-y patent Sofa lied lounge.
Main Street, Independence,
Rot, B and 0 Streets.
So said Did
wer, that
greatest of
Novelists, and he
sever apoke more
truly, and he mieht
have added with equal force, that murti
I the essence of success, Wisdom's
Kooemne is Uie synonym of merit, and
..a uuiory i success, me magical ef
fects of this preparation have been attest
ed by thousands of the trading ladies of
society and the stage. It is the only arti
cle ever discovered which gires a Natw
al and Beautiful tint to the complerlon,
at the same time removing all roughness
of the face and arm and leaving the
uu. soil, smoota and velvety. It has
lone been the studv of chemists to m.
duce an article that while it would bea.
tijy tlie complexion would also have the
merit of being harmless, but these two
important qualities were never brought
wevvotl "on. cmiiuiiicu in
WISDOM'S
" fcOBERTlNH.
50c.
ST Alt RETT S
GARDEN SEEDS
THE !EST liECA USE A L WA YS
RELIABLE.
Special Prices to Market
- Gardeners.
Semi for Catiiloirue for 181)1. Address
tIKO, STAKltKTT,
'-Wain Wulta Walla, Wash,
lHaaoltitlon Nollcs.
The partnership heretofore existing
between II. II. Jaspcrsnn A 8. A. Par
ker under the firm mime of Jusperson
& Parker, sash aud door factory iu In
dependence, Oregon, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All no
counU due said firm nre placed In the
hands of H. llirschbcrg for collection
who will receipt for same and all claims
against said firm must also be present
ed to him for settlement.
H. It. Jasi-khson,
8. A. Pakkkk.
Independence, Or., Jan. 8, 1801.
ANNUAL PA IT DAY.
We would renue8t all thosn in.Kii.rnt
lo us to call In and aetilo their
on or before Jauurry 1st, ism, as we
wish to balance our books hy that
time. Yours Ktn..
Bvstkr & Locke.
THE-
STE4RHS-:-WIHD-:-UIU!
mi
'I'
to U M fi 1
MANUFACTURED.
Can fraduau- thr p-d of whrr-l a low aa II
trokra urt mlnuli- In atroii wimla. W u
only l dillrrriil pliw In tli rnllr omalruo
tloo of Itm In n work. Oar Mill rannoi be
iiiallrl lor aimpltcliy. power aud ovruiti
prlnelplM, We msnufai-turo
Tanks. Pump'. Wind Mill Supplies
Ofery dmwrlpll'in. llnlilr siteiita wanted
In unoccupied lerrimry. Aiidresa,
P. B. 8TKARXS&).,
Knshville, lud., U. H. A.
m ni for catHJojfiiKt .
-: THE .
ill
ff
Of Independence, Oregon.
Transacts general Real Estate Business
bnys and sells Property, affects
Insurance and doe s general
Conveyance Business.
Parties hsving Lands for sale '
it to their advantage to
rill find
With this Company, as they are daily
sending lists of land esst, thus plac
ing desirable property before the resi
dents of the East.
JAMES GIBSON,
J. W. KIRKLAND, President
Secretary.
G. W. SHINN,
Hdubb, Sign & OrnarnnntHl
k PAI1TTEE.
Paper Hanging, Graining, Frescoing,
Etc. Paint rooms opposite Johnson a
Stables, Independence, Oregon.
READ
And be Convinced.
72 St eel tooth iron harrow, $20.
5 and 7 tooth cultivators.
The best hoivc shoeing.
The Ivcst iu
Iron
Steel
or Wood
AT
. hmh.
Best price paid fct
Old Iron tnd
Castings.
1
i
Maiu St,.
Independence.