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lHli WHS I SIuE. - I,.Knv. v ?u'k County Publishing Company KKUUY. MARCH au. Mill. I 11 u in Swim trim it, Or, O. l. Jtuiler, r tltlo oily, mot wllli millo an (pNoltlmi mlvoniurv tho other day whllo piiKnt In m nMl'iwliinn vlklt down n (ho Ptsle noli;hlHrhtHMl. Mm. Hut ,l r us nloit w llli htm hihI thoy luul !H'oiloi to foril (ho wittoiM of tho nwlfu Jly lUiwiuit ltlokronlK The duetor wiff Bo.itoil to hU vlft (lint alio icvt out of ,th htiKuy niil liu tvoiiltl llmt try tho funl M'or who orwol owr w ith him Si nil uuiluiiiitoil, like (.WIum, ho pliMiKol Into tho rnKliiK llmxl, but jiml not Bolton mUlvvny of (ho (niu Until the (emit w:w iVtiutlonlly wliu ilK for ohoiv mt tho doughty doctor wan Implied wUt deep In the chilly willow, lly Hkllltul illotlu(t Iht dootor BiiiniiKod to xtiiVl.v reneli tho ithore, pretty I'nilly xlmkeuett up hut 'wtfti and mil nil. Mix llutler, hIiuoIIiik Uhu Iho hank of tho k room, whn teriir trlokon witiioxH of the exoltltitf episode. mmmtfiil to onwn ovor to tho dootor B h foot brldgi Juat Mlit tho trvaoh mus font. The doctor will U- a little lore fiiiitloii.t utter thU how ho driven nlu muddy ulivnin. A Ci.ivsii t'.M.u Our eutorprUlug hM.vni.ni, J. IS. Jouoa, mot with au Soiling little adventure ou hutt Mon ty. Xowt U in tho Imhlt of driving twii to tho rivor for the pure of IhIiIiik tho ioirH'rllilou mud oil hi tin mid huKK'k', hut on thin wrtleu f ihvh-Ioii lie ventured too fur Into water mid at olioe found hlmwlf d li'aiii tl.iunderlui; in nwIiuiiiIiik Itor. With ritre iirwontv of mind t iiluiiuvd Into the wutor, out the Un Ioim' from the I'hkk.v mid anfVly lliled thorn to nIiuIV. Thu i'llk'Ky Mtod down tho river uIniiiI a huu d Vi.rils and Ktranileil mknIimI the lore. All tho vllivU were rvmwivd ;!tluut miy Kt'i'touit illumine. The llliiuifito rivor I a very trvacliermi jt'iiui to venture Into with a team )urlii the inter m-anon. Sovenil i-r-OIK mid it number of teaum have hood lrowiied In thin vlelully hy earleonly ftmmrlnt; too far Into the river. I.UCALS. i': A X au now Ksi'Ai'K. Ainiln we are fullitt iixm to i-liinleli another anutitie lilveiiture only three hi thin lue. The lok'illtt out lit of MlMIX. I'lVm-tltt I Veiie, neiir tho mouth of tho lig Liiikliiuiute, lutve Ihh-u ukIiik a lury K'nw for their cooking and ahvilug jjiurter. One night iliU week, fur )niiie ri'iMMi or other, the old (hit boat tning ii li nk mid ill onee liegun itiak- Jljf a Mow dive for the Inittom of the vi-r. The tHvupiintK of thin flmillng turuiltry were, mulileiily arouned ,tnn ihelr miilnlglil vluiiilwr hy the haa )f rusli of the colli water At olteeriiil Xlng the nit nation the men holdly truck out for whore, whleh they all Rfi ly retii'liml, and hullding au lut foiiiptu byf tire they ed tho re iutludor of the lonely night ax Ut Jley tMiild. It wiuta fortuiittte ewac hut no liven were t under the clr- tllll(llliTH. f Wkhmhi'I' is (iimn Kmoi'uh. Mr. )jiio. Jimw n, of thl city, who ha (ecu Mijiiurulng in Ciillforuln during Mr. A. W, Howell, former imrlotor ofthe City Glutei at IliU ihiiv,' hiuVH turned from hla Kiuleru trip and la now In Portland, Mr Howell waa lu thla city the fore part of the week Attend ing tit the ahlpplng of houaehold furuit lure to I'ortltiud. The Howella Intend looking either In IVtrtlaiid or Taooimi. The revival meellnga ut Jelllntoii, held hy liev, J, Ik rlaher, of Allmny, and aided hy Itev. I.. H. Klahor, of l'jit I'ortland, reunited hi the oixuiiliitlon of a uew aiH'lely of lllty memU'w for the hvatigvllctd itmitelntlolt. We will le taken Hi the neiir future to hulld nw ehureh. Now la your ehaiiw, for tho next twenty day we Wll inukecnlilnet pirn tognipha for ill) one dollar Hr doxoii; flwt elaw work la our motto, oouio one oonie all, and exMiiilim our work Montkk limw., (Iiillery enuth of 1'iml Oflli, 8nlem, tire. Mr. Htatil vIhIUhI the piihllo ehial Tutotlay iiiurnlng. The aehohtw wen all aaaeiuhleil lu the hull, and he apoke to them from the atulw on their lul aa aeholaw, and the Inlltiouoo of eihien- tlon ou their futum life. Puronta vNl your aehoola. The Kvangvlleal mwlety ut Suvei have been olfenil (;Iihi fmm the gen eral ehureh fund, pnivliKM, thnl tin kieal atwlety and eoiuniuulty at thul plaie guamiitee to rulat the hnluuce foi the em'llon of a aultahlc church tHllllee. The grand Jury at Allmny thU week returned not a true hill In tho cunc ol Itev. II, I. HUtuer and live menthol of the Kvangtdleal ehureh, who weie arrtntinl on a charge of riot, for break ing Into the ohtireli at Mwoct llouie. Judge J, J. Daly, of liullaa, waa In town Wediteaduy and Thurmlay of thla week. The Judge la aa euerge'lte an A. (. U. W, orguiilaer a he laenterorla- Ing lu hualncaa, He waa alrlctly link- lug after legul bualneaa while hen', Mr. Itlddle, who Uvea out wiwt of Monmouth, la going to build a In rue haril and dwelling thla aeuMin. J. W. (lUUugli, of Ihla city. Im to uht- entend the work, and la now cnunK"! framing the barti thnla-raeto. Quick A fan have ou hand n lurgc illalltlty of pure Juau hiiekwheul which he will aell at aix ivnia pel pound. For ante at HenkleA Walker'a, ludeptmdeiuv, and at Mr. Qulck'a nw IdeiH'e uear Huver. 4 1 lloodiuuti A Unity have mi uivl the ervleea of Mr. J. II. t'artienler, of Allmny, Ore., who la a I1il eluaa tinner and phunlier. Mr. faru'iiter will move hla family here aa mam in he eun aeoure a houae. Mr. It A. Fuller from I'orilmid who ly a thorough luiplenielit'aud vehleiea man from eeveral yearn exarlenc bua alao excepted piailtloll with (iiHilmiin a Doilty and baa nmved hla family to town. 'llllKI i l.tl-ll .VI.- I iul.l.-,-1lllV u't'llt- , n .... ii-i-. ... . rullroud eouiiiilwlou lire hum j-n a lour oflnapeotlon of the vui'lotia riilliiNid Ihi'tA'MiNi' iHula. 4imhli-nt eiiln'r Oroiuhiwl, of the H. 1. It. It, nml Com Uilaaloiiert II. W. folvlg, A.N. Hitiull ton mid I Nil km t flow, in ism 1 1 in led hy V. J. Miller, rli l k of the oomiliMou, were lu thla oily lied Thiiimluy liiaanl lug tho Weal Hide hiiineh of the H. I', H. It The liiM'rloin went front here over to Monmouth for the pniH.i of luvcNilgiitlng the eonillilon of the Xnr- row t Illume iniid, roiiiuiMoiier Clow auya the commliwlim nr trying to em u, their aiilary hy doing thorough work, Thexe (lentleuieii make m'WoiihI luaja'C (Ion of each bridge, tn-alle-work, etc. Cam. tN-Mr. A. II. (Irluu wlahca all hlaeualiiiiiers, Mhuui'u owing him, to cull lu and act I to. He haa auld hla bllalneaa here to Mr. Kellogg, of t 'alihy, Who Will wain lake wiiKlull rinaant.i Pollry Hand 1 aia. "On l.lllilual Well the uewai'hiHil boua and bunk are both tluiahed, but J. 0. I. la not through feeding the N-ople yet, ao come all ye that are hungry and he will well you giaxla chetiier than dirt, Mr. A.J. MiDimlel, of the firm or Mi Ihtniel A White, of ItU-ktvul, va lu town luat Tuvwlay,. Mr. Melhiulel re KlileM 111 Portland, and looka after the firm' bualueuM Inten-ala in that elly. lU'liieiulier w hen lu Rulein to cull lu i at Strong' rraluuniut, now WeatHmitt Perry Nnlth, of Whlluiaii county Wiwh., haa been lit thla city fur aeventl ilii.VM. He haa hU tvll'o with liliu, w ho l Rlllli-litl v ll it cancer of the atuuiaeh, Hhclauuili-r lili'dli iil lit'alliii'llt of lr and la Klopplng ut Mr, Win Hnii- aou'aoulhe l.tukliiiiiule. Mr, Smllh I an old Ihi'iiuii pioneer, having emigrated to thla country In I-H47, but liai Urn living In Washington for the paat Ihlrhi'ii yeaw. Hlale Senator K, T. llaleh irturileil houie from Wiiahluglou City laal riiuiailay, mid emphatieiilly deule luiving gone l-'at fnr the puriHiw of accklllg paillltcul otlU-e. He In It her more any thul luateitd of aaklng uIIUt for hlm-M-lf he la pledwed to work lu the Interval of a friend. 'Hie h1I(IcuI bee la not hunr.lug lu hla IhiiiiicI - In other wonla, he la "not hi It," iKuit forget the date of thoeolii-ert iwxt wH-k, March, 'St, Prof. Hebrlng will apitour lafoiti au tinleN'uileiiiv audleuiv after mi nWiii' of two year. rieketa can bo pureham d ut Aitlcraou, h ug atiire, price ;t" mid i'i iia, Sanfuril Wllllutua, of l.ui'kluinute, iKiiitciiiplatea liMiitlng In thla elly. He la now iiunmg ua ai-aivlilng fur aiiltal'le iiartera, hut empty Iioum- arc hard to Hud In thla lu u. Mm. Hamilton Mulkey, of Klickitat eoiinty. Wash , la vUltlng I'. J. Kryer'a luiully lu thla i-ify. Her IiiiiUuiiI la In the valley with a Hue lot of howea for aale, Mr. A.J, Whltcitker, of South lieiul, tVimh,, arrived III thla city hint Tliuw lay. He rcHirta the timy'a lluiboi country atlll on the linu. Kcincliihcr Hellkle A Walker u lieu otiylng yiuir giMci'rlea, provlaloua elc aa they carry n lull line ami aell eheti) aa the c.ht-at. liev. 1), V. Puling will preaeh In the Christian chiiriii IhiiIi uiurnlng and evening March, -U IWU. The public la Invlled. Mr. I. A. Miller baa removed hla marble win ka Into the Hew building jhepaat winter for the ta nellt of hl jA rwlliBlu getameul not to lie ex ten A. the re- beallh, reliiriicil huuie hiit Friday Mr. Hmw n vlaited San Irnm-laoo, Loa (kimi li-t and other (Miliila in the gulden jbite, hut a-iya that Webfiait U gixal lli'iiuh fur him. During hla travela, y ciu-wed over the line Into Mrxlix ml auya that he know whut It la to Jw l one'a aelf an alien. Mr. It. auya JJittt Ciillforuln haa the flncat winter iinat on the glulte, and ia a fine fruit lountry, ia it piu-adiae for the rich man, but i.i the uutlHdca of parudlao- for the pour mini. Take It all In all he couald- II Orpgon it la-IU-r country for men of iuilc rule iiicaua than our big southern Bfighlair. I llui' Ft.v. Mr. II. Uigga brought ltilu thla ollliv on Mondity acveral liimplea of the inuch-to-lasdreuilt'd hop lotiw. Thews lire not foruml ou hop Vinr.i, but on willow and plum tree. the pn-ieiicc of the egga anil the In- K-i't- waa plainly aeen through a amall luiiu'iiil'yiiig glasa. The thu'iry ia that on all willow ami wild plum treea theae 'iuii'cts germinate and fly to the hop "Vine and there bn-wl the louae, and "fri'tii the louae eoinea the lly which gui-a to the plum treea anil wlllowa and Jaya IU egga. It liuty be thut the hop- growcra hy ucting In concert muy avoid 5 the pot ut thia ourly atuge, J An Otiikb Pionkkb Oonk' Uncle ; John Xichola, w ho died luat week ncur lialhiH, waa u lypicul churitctor of the early pioneer data. HeemlgraUxl to thla country In 1H4I, ami coiiac(iietitly 1 waa lumiliur with the prlvatlona en dured by the early acttlera of Oregon'. Mr. Nlchola waa u kindly hearted man, flunk mid genial In hla nature, but Hoincw hat cccciilrlc in maiincra. He li uvea it large eirclo of relative and : friends to mourn hla death. Hon. B. F. Mchola of i'rinevllle. or., In u hrul her of the deceaaed. At I'oHTi.A.m Mr. 0. W. Van Nortwick our popular tonaorlid artlat look u trip to the metropilia. Kuch would not he worth recording In more than a line or two weru it not that It Ih hla flrat visit for three yeitra. Mr. W. W. I'crclval cliuparoned him, and our uiiilerrtlanding la that thero never was aiicli itiiolhcr oxcuralon planned or ut tended. They t hink Portland will hiIhh them now that they are ut home. JIc auya they aliuve very close there, generally within ten centa' of all he ll!H. (litA.vi) Oi'usrva. Misaiw Mucuuky & ItoliertKnn have recelvuil their full Htufk of Millinery goiHls from Hun Fruu- clseo, tho lurgeat and llnest Btock of giaids, without exception, ever brought to Independence. All kinds of exquis ite gimps. The luteal fads In rlbliona and (lowers. The ladies will have all of their novelties in huts, ribbons, gimps, etc. on exhibition Frlduy and Saturday, Mulch 20 und1 21. Kvory body cordially Invited. Come and get an KumU-i' Iionnet. Uj;movi;i. Judson & Willlums the milliners huve moved to rooms In the new hunk building, hut will not com mi'iiw doing businuHs before the Arst of April. eellnl on the Pacini) coast for ii centa, tt i!7l Coumierclal atriM't. If Anyone wanting a Mitcbcll wa'uii a Canton cllpa-r plow, or a Cantun trl cycle plow ran lie aallafactorlly llttnl out by culling on H. H. Smith, I.eu l vllle, Or. Itev. H. K. Hlnea, I). I)., of Halein, will preach, at the Fvungclleal church ucxt miuday ut II, a. m. Kvery lal.v luvlteltw come and here aouictblng grand. Mrs, E. Itloodaworth, Mra.T. Hume aud Mr. Heafurlh, of Fjtat Portland, are vlaltlnir atthehnmeuf JI. M. I.i ilea. Mm. llliMslaworth lathe slater nf Mrs. Lines. Huy! Where did you get that wulch? Why of Courae I bought it of II. H Patteraon and ou the eiiatitlluiuut plan too No trouble to own a watch that way. Mr. Cha. A. Whale, who haa la-en traveling through California the aiat year, haa located here. Helaabroliier- in-Iaw of our townsman, K. K. Krln- glo. Mr. and Mw. Heinbrco, of McMinu vllle, are vlaitlng Mrs. Iiuwaon ut Mon mouth. Mr Hembree thinks of build ing a residence there, Mr. Quick, of Huver, left at our office some flue wimples of Japan buckwheat, which, he says yields about eighty buahcla to the acre. P.W.Haley wuup to his "Black dog" ranch this week liaiklng after some tlmls-r which Proaeott A Vencaa are negotiating for. J. L. Stockton has Juat received un Immense line of trunks mid vuliaea which he will sell at the very lowest prices. Mr. A. Q. KUIot, who huu been laid up on uccount of a felon, hud It htneed on Huturduy, und will soon lie tit work iigulii. L, C. Ullmore is going ulsiut with his right arm In u allng. His prehensile me m Iht Is atllietod with bliatd poisoning. Mr. L. Lotighitry and son Scott left for Portland Tuesday, to sell their tim ber lands In Tillamook county. J. li. Htocton curries tho finest lino of trimmings lu Polk enuiity, cull and sec them when at Independence. Mr. T. II. Wilson, of Bulem, wus In town on Tuesday visiting his son Ar thur Wilson of this olllce. W. W. Perclvul shipped two cur loads of mutton sheep to A. II. John son of Portland this week. Mr. W E. Creasy has Just finished caldnilnlng the store room occupied by J. D. Irvine. B. Thorp, Ksq. of Houp Creek, wus In town Wednesday. Mrs. Hill, of Monmouth, hus Ik-cii quite sick. Oregon hums and hnoon at Ilcnklu & Walkers. Prize Baking Powdcs ut J. 1). Irvlns, The best 6 cent cigar ut J. D. I. our laid lu enterprising nil with lu Polk county dmit von ou railroad street Just south of the old land. tliii, W, It igi-rs paid $1:100 for uehK of the J, llurnslfe farm, and II. Atklna purchased balance of farm fur inn. Shelley A Validity u have Juat reived dirii l from all eastern factory an elegant line of I nluii league Ni g llgoe ahlrta Mm. T, C. I'itgerulil, of Salem, la visiting her liiolhi r-in liiw, lr. J. It. Jnbiison, 1,, W. Itols-rtsou baa sold the s-ra houae bha-k to Jeruuie Horiialfe, niiiald eratlon ."i,om). The ditch work along Monmouth, und K sihvis la prugn-ssliig quite satisfactorily. J. W, Kiikluiid, real estate mull, la grippe. , All the pnal n-e uanlcd at J. I. Irviuca anil forget it. Say, do you owe J, l. Irvine for grub for the year Isini? If so walk In and get u receipt, Fresh Milk cows, Hay and Wissl, for sale by I,. M, Slus-r, one niiie south of town. Wood delivered. 4t Have (iclwick ahiuya hua ou hand fresh candies, Key West cigars und tropical I'niils in season. J. I). 1. Is atlll selling gliiecrlea, and fur cash he will sell chcu'r than any house lu Polk county, v, a, vt cngi-nrotii ia fencing tn a half block and pullingii liuildlngthere on south ami west of S, A. Parkins rea Ideiice. John Fluke ia building ll UeW picket fence around hla residence, W. J. Klrklund ia rcmodlliig n dw ell ing fnr rent near the I'lcHhytciiaii church. 1 1. W, ItuhciiMim has purchased J. Iluinsll'c'a residence in tills city paying fdiKKl for the same. I.lncn ganueiita can he whitened by boiling in it lit t her maileof milk und pure while soup. rui-ker lliiaiH. Lea Htecprow gave our town it very plcsitnt cull Sunday. MIhh Miiry Collins has iieeu visiting lu our burg thu past few weeks, but has returned to her home near Silver. The VenoKH luggers passed down the the fiiickiamiile a few days ago. Iloctors visits have gradually grown fewer since the incuse Is have nearly left iw. , Kditor Wash of tho Jlfmhcr, With his eyes gleaming aa those of a tiger's, And hla moiilli spooling us that of a geyser's; Triud to run us in for a bunch of sub scribers, But by earful sillily he sunn descried. Wo belong ton specie known us the "Wimt Hide." The school will huve thu largest at tendence this icur limn any previous to this time. alii Ih building a cottage, which he ThomiiM Calhr small hip roof soon will occupy. Our social circle Is gradually enlarg ing, we h ivu now specimens from Missouri mid Kentucky which Is a great Improvement over the old way of being all Oregonliins, Ilclinlck Urn's new tile factory which hus been so long building will belli running order by the inlddu of April Mr II, X. Ilhsika, w ho addressed our clfUen 1ltfhc"opi4 House Monday evening at the close of Stale Mnser of the grunge Huy had lllilabnl lilaad dicaa biiuighl forward some excellent thoughts which are woithyof rcpnxhio tluii for our reiiilera, He devoted III remark principally to un enlargement of our currency lu clreulallou, Here Is w hut he auld: It la evident to ll uO"iity of American llllens that our circulating medium Is much ton ainull; evidence by the many dcuiuuds for money, the high rule of Interest paid aud the low piiii-of our other aiiliiea of exchange, Urn relative low price ofull other ml Icles la-lug ploporlloiiiile to the neis sxlly of the seller to have money. Of nil cluaacN, those engaged lu ngrl cultural production, fir I the givatiat need for money at a leaarale of Interest. Thla actual lunssliy Ilia at Ihefoumla tlon of the dcalre for I he lit1 coinage of silver; not thut the people desire sliver because it Is silver, for In ticliial pruc (lec by tla very bulk and weight, It ' only suitable for change, as cull I easily verified hy Inquiry ut any hunk; but the iicct-Malty for mure ehvulallug medluu Is so great thut they are w ill lug to luke even sliver. Furiiiers through the Culled Slates are cnuiM-lcd to pay from H to I. a-r is-nt. lull-rest for the use of money; and It la evident that It Is the exceptional farm lu the exceptional year that will prtalucc that amount of net profit. Ho III practice under present conditions the farmers work longer hours than any other hilsniug class, uiulat the end of each year have reason to thank thai for a large hitrvcat If they have held their own, Xow no thinking, rending, ambitious claw of pnahicew.iatrtlfiilni ly so numer ous and an liiiairlmit a class as the agriculturists are, w ill long submit to thla slal us of altiilra; and It would seem tivlileiit that llirougli, ai-II luti-ri-st at least, all gissl putrliitle lasiole would gladly Join III any well-directed ell'ort to plaiv this class of pnsliicera In the moat prosperous elrcutoataiiiv, It Is cur thul as this interest iinsoa-rs ao dis-s every other throughout thu land The leading financial question of the day la therefore, "How can a proja-r uuioiiutofa stable circulating tucdiuu be put aud kept lu net mil circulation'."' What the proHr amount of u circula ting medium Is for any nut ion is stis ccptnhlc of demotistratloll by taking III to consideration all the eXaTiences of ain li mil loll manifested In the demand for money-such us the volume of Its commercial business, the stage of de velopment and the utiuila-r of Ita In dustries, the liuuila-r of Its population aud their uvia-utlous, the nuinls-r and illll'eretit kinds of new enterprises springing Into exlateneti, the amount of domeatie aud foreign eoiiiuieree, the vaiioua numls-r and quantities of article dlaassd of, the comairatlc activity of the saple who eeiupise the nation, aud the actual market prke ol money, A stuble circulating medium must la st all times Interchangeable with the world's ataudiird of value, For the pur pose of thla nrtliiti let It lie assumed thai toll per capita would la the pru-a-r amount for a tuition somurveloualy active and progressive ua the I'liitcd Stati-s Is, mi amount that all pintles could unite ou. Xow It wvuia to me clear thut the following la a feasible, politic ami practical method Insecure the neocaaury relief: FirstImprove every available o port unity to enlarge our foreign trade, ao that the balaliiv of trade shall Is.- greatly In our favor, that we may ills sise of nrllelca of eomuiercc, thereby I urn-use ouratiiily of (be world'aaMnd- aril ut present gold. Second Iet the silver question re main aa It ia until, hy well-directed ef fort, an International congress con venes and caiahliahcs the ratio Is-twu-n gold and silver, thai silver ahull is' a-ruut- lie u lly restored as it circulating mili um the world over ut pur with gold. Third Let our present turitl' remain, that domestic Industrie muy multiply mid eouliuue to iirosiH-r, und a stule of conllili iii-e and atublllty Ik' accurod. Fourth-Have a law puaaed hy eon gross that t he government la.1 mil horlcil to issue the umoiint iiis-ili il to bring up the circulating nicilluni to the pru-r amount percaplla lu full legal tender notes In payment fur lulajr done mid xrformol In the government service und for other strictly publlu jmqHises, vlr,: First In building u priqa-r navy, Keeoiiil In building proper const de fenses. Third In constructing proper res ervoirs. Fourth In Improving our rlvera und harbors, Fifth In scouring a block of hind In every tow n having SHHi inhabitants or upwards for govcrnnicut purRaos. Sixth In building proper public buildings on all of this block, capable of being enlarged aa the public uses re quired. Seventh In constructing telegraph lines or In buying those now in the hands of private corporations. Klghth In the general management of the government, Ninth In other strictly public un dertakings. That these notes when re ceived by tho government In payment ofull public dues shall be destroyed und not ro-lssiied. It Is evident that these full legal ten der notes would lie freely Interchange- al lie with gold or the stiindurd of value the world over: for they would Ikj ac cepted hy the government for all dues and by our cltl.cns In payment of the balance of trade In their fuvor; It would not antagonize the bunking interests of the country und therefore bo feasible; It would enable the needed public Im provements to be done well, by the continued employment of ull the sur plus labor ut remunerative wages, whljh is now Idle and wusted, or en gage In conflict with capital lu organi zing and conducting strikes und labor unions, mid thus It would tend to the permanent settlement of the labor question; It would put tho money Into circulation among tho laborers so it would be In actual clm'uliitlon and not hoarded in tho large cities at now; it would thou not l so easy for 'a few Wall-street spcculutor. to produce ut will a stringency In the money market hy taking a few millions out of the bunks there and simply transferring it to their Individual sufs ichiII boxes as they do tislay, greatly to (heir Itilcr st but to the Injury of the "IuiiiIm" aud the general public; lu a word ll would settle Hit llnulnial Ulid labor Tlisl Balllli-srtsn.'- " 1 wus present at the rut I deal Ion meeting held III the ehas-l of the Moll' nioulh Normal srhisd mi Tutsalay evening, .Mulch nth. The chapel wa filled to overflowing, and ull fuees were question and put this entire country on '"W '"K In uutlclputlon of a Joyful oc a lasting era of progress aud pnaqs-rlty the like of which was never swu. A a surplus lidair would I hi atrudlly em ployed, wuges would bo grcutly In creased and us no one would farm then ol a Ins, the farmer's produce would sell readily for cash ut u greater prli-e; and aa every prudent sraou would have a rciisuiiahle amount of money the rute of lucrcst would grow leas, fur the supply and deinuud regulates the prliii of money as It ihss everything else; and lis there would lie llciityol money lu lids country our eltl.eiis would not have to go iihroed to lloul Intcrcal-hciirtiig securities fur the suc cessful undertaking of grent and needed enterprise and therefore the untold millions (hat are now sent shroud In payment of Interest would remain at koine, and all resauisble Individuals and companies eon id get their piisr renewed without such terrible sucrlllcv of prorty us Is frequently the ease to day w hen the amount of assets are fre quently made many Uiiih ti amount of their liabilities Xow theae are sim ply thoughts, I give them for whut they are worth, not for one moment assuming to Ik- Infallible Id Judgment III ao great a liintler as the lllinuelal system of so great a nation as ours, yet sincerely Mlevlng that should u met Nisi like thla I put Into actual practice it would prove (o la' feasible, jmlllli- and prili'lli-lllile. .... -..-'.' ...' l.iit'Msintits !tm. Mr. ll Crllchlow's children have I he w hiaiplug cough. Muster Itola-rt Htiade la dangerously III with the Uienaela. The Infant child of Jus. Tclhernw has Isvu verv li k, hut ut Uhtseut la considered out of danger. Mr. J, 1 1, Wood, of PhlloliiUlh, la vlaitlng among hla frlclula here thla week. A Chliiiuniin from Portland laiught quite a drove of line jairkew hetv Mun iluy. Mr. Jas. Hlltlbrand and sun Fverett were doing biisliusM In Kings Valley Monday, Messrs. Present t A Venesa' logging inachlue passed dow n the I.ticklsmule eusloii. Mr. Jay Under wus nulled to presidi um! lu a happy manner slutod (he oli- Ju l for which the meeting wus usai in bled. Prof, Ciimpls-ll Hu n made a few brief remarks, setting the "ball lu motion". Thul aia'ci-b w us n starter lo rouse the enthusiasm of the audience, and pill t lii-m nil in giasi iiiiuior one with an other, Prof, Campbell w anted every countenance lo beam with bright smiles, und rejoice ut the glad tidings of the pnsipecllve welfare and pros-s-rlly of the Normal Selnad. Mr. Staals w called on for aajsn-h, to which he rcamiidcd, mid lifter one grand burst of eloquence (???) he ho em lie lost hi the fog of lawllderuieiit, standing abashed at the army of beauty and talent iircacntcd la-fort) hliii. I tell you w hen the ladles of Monmouth turn out in full font1, no ssmker can stand la-fore t In-u t without becoming loat hi a whlrl.of iimawineiii at the iv Uuilshlng dlapluy of Is-unty they lire- sent. Illeaa the ladles of Momuouth, muy fortunes snilleuiiil hupplueas ever attend them. . Mr, Shelley made tt few pertinent and Interesting remarks w lib-h received the loud appluuae of all present. Mr, Nelson with one of the broadest mid sweeteat smiles said the third house, of which he wits not particularly the presiding oflleer, wus entitled to (hunks. Ilro. J. It. X, Hi II wus (hen called, ou rising to hla feet he was received with a long burst of applause, the brass bund "blowing their horns" . almost bereft him of reason, but he recovered him self, and s-n and luitguugc would full to a-rtray the wit and sentiment emu iiutlng from hla bruin, and finding utterance by the way of hla llnely sculptured lips. Xow was (lie time fur thanks, we cun not call lo mind any who were not thnuked. A motion wus made and car ried, thut the entire leslaluture aud state ullltiuls ls than keil, and Bro. Bell fearful that some might Im left out, and Ids cup of thankfulness ls-lng tilled to overtiowing, haa a million pre vail, to thank the whole sopleof Ore gon lu particular, und nil mankind In general. So you sis.' nil hearts were ex- J. F. O'DONNELL Has Received The FIRST CAR LOAD Of Vehicles Ever Brought Direct From the East Without Being Re-handled. Independence, Oregon. H. D. WALLER I oltmit in ihniikn and rejoicing at the thla Week. Mr. tieo, Heburg, of Wmton, On' , la ; bright pnsqRi-ts of our Nortnul Musd apclidiug a few duya w ith Ida sister, j under the fostering care of the slate. Mrs, Ji Ti'thcrow, Prof. CampMI niinlo the coniiudlng The H. P, It It w llf hi a ahnrt time j eech, and I wish I eould do him Jus lay a side track at Mr. P. Illltlhraud' i ' K'vlng a syuoH of hlari'inarks. plaiv. This will I a good convenience ' wi" 1101 acuipt ll, sutllclcnt to say, for the a-ople, I they were nivlved with such an ai- plans- as omy inow w no auow mm ! minrei-late him can L'Ue. Hon. X. L. Butler paid Mr, B. W. Harris la having teu ucn-a grulalcd out for a hop yard, und Mr S. Martin w ill grub five acre for a gar den. The Imp growew are very busy work- lug their yarda. The present outlook la a favorable one for them. Mr. Jus, Harris la doing u large mount of grafting. Mr. II. la a suc cessful fruit raiser. He tldnks some of planting twenty acres inure this spring, liiese warm dav nluiost mnkenmiiu a glowing tribute to the worth mid character of Prof, CumpMI. Tuck Is equal io all emcigencica, but on this occasion it was plainly seen thut his utterances were from mi hum-st heart, giving expression U the high esteem hi w hich the Pro fessor is held. All hail the Monmouth .Normal Sclnsd, n-ay ll ever receive the foster ing care of the slate, mid limy It la? have the spring fever, but we hope see such weather for some time. j by ull who are Interested When we huve a new scluail house j and a smtollbv we can reully Im sonic Isaly, Who will start the Uill to roll lug? We need and must have them. ' Fin sail. lo' bucked up, strengthened and sustained In the d illu sion of knowledge, und consequently lit the w elfare of humanity. S. S. Kltherde Hermit, or do devil what j set his Item up"prohuhly de hitler made sur siniiis.. j 'I "IsJWlir In do last Issue oh do Wes' Sldadut II. S, Mongoniery was a incur Mrs. I. O. Otilek, who cuiiie honiejbiT ob de' Montgomery, Snw telle Mill froin lllllslsiro Tuesday, wa culled !(,. an' do Fulls City Hew clopiueut Co., back Monday on account of her ilniigli- w hich am not de fact, he l-eiug a ineni- (eMn-law iH'Ing sick. la-rob neither Co. Di-Clark A Samuels shipped ten cur lk fare ob 'lectin' Judge Collins loads of wheat the tst week. ! president oli de "Ciiioti, "brought bout' Mlas Mary Collins, of Falls City, tir- j by 'low lin outsiders a chani-e ler wotc at ten cents a lust, lino culmerateit lu de humilerosliun ob dose honestly 'gaged lu de enterprise, an' ter de sat Isfaxion ob dose unfriendly ter de pros-a-rlty ob Falls City. Aldespeahul mcetin held Saturday night bis honor didn't tit hi an ap- IH'itnince, lis a few were gullible 'mil' ter think he would, while he am latin' in his sleeve utile trap he hub sprung 'miii our Innocents, Sampson's Idcnh am de Tuir'd bin nionh to his honor's credit had members ob his own 'med iate family, held fas' ter dur ten cents, un' refrained from wutin.' IH' Ibllowin' Bui's, If not ns flowery as de Hermits, poscssca do inlrlt ob 'rigiiuitlly. And are iiPiulcrs and intend to always LEAD. Our quality of Goods both Boots and Shoes Are in the Ixad. Our LOW PRICES take and are IN THE LEAD. Cull and see us and Examine our Goods. H. D. WALLER, Main St, Independence. The Pioneer Store -OF- SHELLEY VAHDUYH ! Have Just Received Direct from rived here Saturday and has taken charge of tho Valley View school. Mr, l'hlpw la employed us teacher for the Stiver school, and It w ill com ini'iiee the (lib of April. Clinton Bradley killed a fine giaise near Silver Friday. It weighed sixteen pounds. Mr. Sol. Stump und family und Mr. A Collins and family lire inning a se vere sjh'11 of la grippe. Mr, 0. Bills haa the nieasela, Mr. V. Bowers and family arc conva lescent after a as'll of lagrlppe. Mr. A Steel returned home from Can ada Monday when.' he has la-en vlait lng friends and relatives, lloliert Steel Jr. has the tneaacla, Mr. V. K. Cuulhorn sent Sunday with his brother in the country. Any one having mi Item for tho Wust SllK pleiiae leave It ut tho loat olllee ut Silver and the correspondent will call for It. ' KruKNU Cahk. All Kut'rrlitlng t'll'in. Uoodmati A Douty are ulwnys enter prising, und never behind thu times, they have greatly Increased their stock this season und now curry ua complete a stock of goods as cun be found In the Willamette vulley; they have hud sev eral years experience in the vehicle business, and this season places ou the market a Hue of buggies which were liullt to their order eseelully for ( re- go u climate, they huve purchased u large quantity of them, and are In n position to sell them us cheap us ninny of the cheaper grades of Kastcrn w ork placed on the market. Anyone want ing a buggy cannot do belter than to call and purchase one of those rigs. They uImo have u full and complete lino of buggy and hiick harness, robes and whips, whleh wore made to order und cannot lie excelled for quality mid 11 n- Ish. They vim lit you out In a neat, rig. Read their new ad. In this week's Issue, and when you want anything In tlwlr line cull and see them, they cun Have you some money. Kins Milliner)'. Mrs. K 'VViniiull will open with the largest aud llnest stock of millinery goods ever brought to this city, on March IHth. Opening days will con tinue (lining the week. Chlldreim trimmed sailors, Ml cents; ladles' huts from $1 up. E. Winnui.i,. A flue assortment of garden seeds at Honkle & Walkers, Dur urn sounds to do cur, Wery picas! n sounds ter hear, As one trables along thru' (lis life; Ik; sweet wiirblln ob birds, Meller lowin' ob herds, An' dog-hinvlin' while struglin strife. in I kin de cry ob a child, If reasonably mild, Calcrwaiillu', when wishin' repose; Ik' meek Asses' loud bray, When fur distant nwuy, E'en de snore oh my own Dinah's nose. Bui a tuf noise ter stand, Am u practical! bund, Kre sweet mislc tun coaxed from de horn; We hub eiio In our midst, When Will gibs inn a twist, All de nils scamper 'way from do corn, ' Japsness Wvilillnif , The wedding of iMIn Xeeiind Kon Say is utinoiincod for 1'Ylday, March, 20! h, 8 o'clock p. in. at the opera house. This will be. the flrnt genuine Japanese wedding that has taken place In l'olk county and w ill be it rare treat. The ceremony will be followed by tea scenes, tableaux, etc. ttofrcshinentH of various kinds will be served. A Jap anese cup and saucer will Is) given away witn each lunch bought. A gen eral Invitation Ih extended to all, Ad mission 15 els, Kntleo lo TuKpiiypi'ti. Notice Is hereby given that all county taxes are delinquent ou and after April 1, 1K!1, after which thuu I will pro ceed to collect the sumo ac cording to the provisions of the. law, and In all cases tho per cent, will be added and the law strictly enforced, W. L. Wells, 8-5 Sheriff Polk Co. . fc .- c S .MNMHM Mlfci -NEW .-. YORK- 11 m -AND- . . . t.,..its.xcTC!ji ir?3rji San Francisco. An Elegant line of Spring Goods in all the Xew Styles and Patterns, and are ready for the Spring Trade. Our Clothing is Immense. Our Hats are Complete. Our Shoes are First-class. Our Facilities for doing Business are Unequaled in County. Good Quality and Fair Price is our Motto, welcome One and All. the We Shelley & Vanduyn. Independence, Oregon. H. M. LINES, FUNERAL DIRECTOR -AND- UNDERTAKER, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. Lewis Kelso, PKALKR IN A full nd complete line of Funeral goodi Always on uana. 1 ICAUttC THKV AMI THE BEST. iJ, Al. f BKKV S U l Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced Seed Annual l Kor 1891 will be mailed FREE Rid all.itiiptu'ant, tul to Uit leuon'tl i cuBt.Hiirm. it in belter than aver. , avery pemon unine 6rf( should mshH (nt iu Atldrww D. M , FCRRV ACO. tTROlT. MICH. ? I .nrtf)t Sc'tHrnvn in the world 1 Ladies and Gents Fur nishing: Goods. Most Complete Stock of Boots and Shoes In the City C. S. McKALLY, Arohltact and Draughtsman, BOOMS 01 H18H-BRETMAN BLOCK , COMMERCIAL St., . . SAI.EM. OR.