THE WEST SIDE.
tWtl'KD BY
Polk County Publishing Company
FRIDAY,
"JUl i . 1.1
APRIL 0. IIIOI.
WMT Mill ADIKl'.
With this itwu it is pix.baWe
thnt we never our oonneetiou with
this pujHr, our Huewewomi being
Mr. Kirk H. J. Clark ami (., W.
Otton, of Port hint), to praeti
r il and etlloient newapni,er meu.
Paring thfl imst tbrvyriwlmvt
lultoml earnestly ami honestly, and
against uiueh hitter opposition for
the upbuilding of the town iu
jiartioular, and Polk county iu
general. We deemed it our duty
to stand by our own jieople, wheth
er they were our personal friends
or mortal eneuii.. Many I inn
have we been constrained to aceus
our readers of lack of palming,
Hiul severely eeitstire them,
but a second thought eouvinc
ed us that their good judge
ment would tell them that we
could not be making any groat
sum of money out of the tmsiuew
and their lilieral patronage would,
always be Appreciate!, and our
experience has taught us that such
a course was for the best.
The jieople of IndeHndencehave
dealt liberally and fairly with this
jiaper in the past, and we hope to
see a contiuuance of the same
pleasant relations. The paHr has
tam of great benefit to the town
so that value lias been received.
Onr relations with our readers
have been of the most pleasant
nature, and we in leaving the
West Sipk, do so with feelings of
regret in not again meeting our
readers weekly. May you all pros
per as never before, and still con
tinue to have this paper make its
wckly visit!. .
A word nlxHit the future West
Side. We feel safe in saying that
the paper will be greatly improved.
The gentlemen w ho are purchas
ing are young energetic, men, who
pay for the plant of the paper, and
wine here to ideutify themselves
with the future prosperity of the
town. It is to the interest of the
readers of this impcr to necord
them a hearty welcome.
Nothing is so intjHUtant a factor
in the advancement of a town or a
county as a rustling pushing news
jiajier, but no man, -uot even an
editor, can do business without
customers, and customers who are
wanting to trade. There are firms
in IndcMndeuce which might at
least assist the newspaper with a
small advertisement that are doing
nothing. The succeMsful business
men are those who advertise; and
the successful newsjwiper does that
advertising. The moral here is:
Give the new proprietors a cordial
hand grasp when you met t them,
and then give them a nice liberal
cotract for advertising.
Respectfully Yours,
E. C. Pknti.and,
8o many people have asked the
editor of this paper what he is go
ing to do now that he is no longer
publisher of the paper that w
herewith answer through these col
twins. We estimate, from careful
calculation, that we have worked
during the past two years at least
'200 days directly in the interest of
other jieople, and have given iu
uiiTerent bonuses about S200. We
have advocated bonus for every
thing excepting ourself; but now
we are going iu for the feat hem on
our own nest. The town, county
state and all the world must excuse
ns for devoting so much time to its
assistance. Polk county is still
good enough for us, and we have
shown our good, intentions in the
past and will let others "shout for
glory" now. There is nothing iu
carrying people alwut in a blanket,
and hereafter if there is any carry
ingof that kind done, we are going
to delegate it to someone else.
iliose who stand back, do the
growling, and never get in and lift,
seem to get along with the most
contentment. We have never used
an abusive word, have done our
part of the lifting and the conse
quence is we are expected to do it
right along. We are turning oyer a
new leaf that is all.
KFKI TIIK MO.NKY AT 1IOMK.
The people of Tuscon, Arizona,
by a public subscription, buy 8000
copies of their local paper every
month for the purpose of sending it
abroad, and in addition to that pay
92w a month for "write-ups" of
their city. Tamar, Colorado, pays
$2000 for a pamphlet, and $1500
for "write ups" in the local press.
The Monitor, of Fort Hcott, Kansas,
is paid $7000 for talking up tho ad
vantage of that city. Tacorua,
Wash., sent away ,'00,000 Mgrn
in 1881, when a town of only about
1500 jieople. Balem, Oregon, pat
ronizes the New Year's issues of
both papers there and sends them
away; also other issues. Thero is
no use hiring a brass band away
from home when you have one at
home, and it is wrong to send mon
ey away when the local paper
oeedtlt Tho local jAoali,tt'vMU,''a4nil'
be encouraged to "writo-np'' the
town frequently.
Portland has reached out It arms
to thu people of Eastern Oregon
and proposes opening the Columbia
river to compotctive navigation.
IVar Portland, we the people of the
Willamette valley Implore you to
hear our rry. We too want youi
help. The Willamette river U
almost closed. The rich coiRra
lions seem to avoid water, ami
want something stronger. Water
is go.nl cuongh for us, and its use
means life and happiness. (Wt
you couicl the, corporation to
"use water" once againt
(THMKNT ttoaair.
tf claims will win the iearhl
tight Mills will bav s wslk over, hut
nwt people hav n lile thnt it Is
votes iil not lltl claim thnt will mi
tie (lie ImioIiicm. Mr. Mills ha a cor
tir ..n "claluia," hut how be Is Had
with votes remains t.t Iw seen A
Mills would mske aloiit ss unlit
speaker ss it would lie ponllil to svlet t
w trust thnt the oVmocrsts will elect
him. Ilia occupancy of ttis saker's
ctmir would mske HiouwihIs cf ivpub
llcttu votes.
There Is a growing Impression that
some of Hie Kannsrs sllUnes nieuitsn
of the fifty second cotiuress are talking
too much,
Ptvwtit Indications are that the Par
uel envoys will not collect nough
money In America to pay their Indi
vidual expeuwa. This Is not latum
American sympathy for Ireland Is
waning, but la-ciua Americans refuse
to endorse the dishonorable private
acta of Mr. Pamell.
There la no discount on Americanism
of Bishop Keane. .Ilay thin country
la not only the grainiest organisation
or popular Institutions, hut It la also
the heal emtuHllnient of human fra
temlty and chrlatlan clvllliation which
the world has yet seen. Aud the
hWhnp Isn't candidal for oftlce.
llew are of the man who Is continu
ally talking s.-aliiat "sentiment."
Sentiment rules On wotld, and with
out It men and women would still be
living aavsges. Tha persona whose
nature is without "setitlment" and de
serving of pity rather than execra
tion, for they are shut out from
the sweetest things of this Ufa, not to
mention the hereafter.
Kx-r!ieaker ItVed has gona to Europe
for a long vacation. II has earnetl a
good rest and he should take It, n
order lo I prepared to worry tha big
democratic majority In tha next
hosme.
Mr. Cleveland has written auother
letter. This time he gives the farmers
little "tatty," but American farmers
are too shrew d to lie caught by such
chaff.
MJ. McKluley In a recent
stated tha tariff sltuutiou tu four Hues
as w ell as It could be done in four col
umns. He said: "Nut Mug I can say
of Die new tariff ran help It. Nothing
its enemies sny can hinder It. Ita
operation, alone can do It hurt."
The news fr.nu North Carolina In
dicattm that the liiuonshluers are eVmt
ly allied to the "Malta," and quite a
ready to munler oflierni of the law.
It wasliound tocouie. A demtM-ratk-paper
clmrves that the adniinlstrHtlmi
la resonlble for theexistance of the
"Mafia al New Orlvaua and for the re
cent occurence In connection there
with. There is about as much founda
tion for this as for the avemgv charge
made by the democratic preas.
Thi spring campaign of the Hatfield
McCoy w ar has been declared off, for
the present.
A New York city ortlcial is Indignant
because some body tried t bribe hhu.
What's the trouble, wasn't the prices
offered high enough?
If the democratic split In Chicago
shall result in the election of repub
lican mayor of that city visitors to the
Worlds Fair will have reasons to be
very thankful for its occurence.
As an explanation that doesn't ex
plain Governor Nlchiil's letuv to Mr.
lllalue concerning the recent killing
match at New Orleans Is it great suc
cess. If this government isn't the beat In
the world, paticularly for those, com
pelled to work, why is it thai Cuba,
and Hawaii are so anxious to see their
countries admitted to the 1'ulted
Htates?
Adult catechism: Which Is the rich
est and nnstt iirosiHTous couiitry? The
United Rates.
In which country Is wealth the
most widely diffused among the peo
ple? The United Wales.
What are the ptinuiyal causes of
this prossjrity and the generally dif
fused weullh among all classea? A
protective tariff and a sound and stable
currency.
Who gave the country these bless
ings? The Itcpublican party.
Reciprocity Is such a good thing that
the nations of the earth are all howl
ing for il, and Uncle Hum can leisuraly
take his choice.
The rousing receptions given MsJ.
McKlnley every where he goes are an
indication that the people are beglnnlg
lo understand the benefit of the lalrff
bill bearing his nama, which was so
inibhiHlilngly lied about lust full.
"Uncle Jerry" Itusk believes in the
right of American meat to fair treat
ment ngroud, and the American people
believe in "Uncle Jerry," Iletwaen
the two beliefs It is dangerous for for
eign governments to gut.
I'mtri't Your llnitllh.
Cold and moisture cuinhlnnd hsv s
UirporlHlng elTocl upon ths bodily ormsns,
id the digestive snd ssnrallvs prucsss Hre
apt to be more tardily perrorniad la wlniir
t bsn In the rail. Tlie ssins Is true, also, of tlie
p.-iureUiry functions, Tbe bowel l ars ullen
liiiri;lh, and lbs pours othe akin Ibrow olT
iiiiiiiuie wusie nn'iiei ai una sfiiisin. I lie
system, therefore, iwiiliM opening up a III lie
surt also pumiylns snd regulwlliiK, audi he
Merest, Niireut una most tlioi-ouh lonlriind
nlteri'tive IlinUmn lie used llir tliess purisv.es
Is HnsieuersnuMiuu-B ninem, rn, .on wdo
nish to ensile tlie rheuniullo Iriiv.tii. Ihe
dysoepllc u "ii il; , tlis pnlul'iil dinliirhaiieo ol
t,' iMtwnls. :i bil-o-is iln'k. and liio uf"v-
ous vinltivl lows, ;:ocfniiuon el Mils llinsot tlie
yem , .vlll on wen nrieiniurce inmr sv lein
Willi tills renowned vsttctiCil s'rnnarlilc In-
vi";iiiiiU It luipnives the siipsl'ls, s(retiL':ii
The lslrjr.
lOSOHaNCK tsm'T t AV,
It uever pays to 1 Ignorant, tie
telllireniw U always al a premium. The
National .Htockmnn says; In no
business ierhaia docs lgmirnc have
to be (xild for more promptly thau In
dairying. When wechuru, if we don't
know tha right degree of tcmiertuiv
forth cream we may either wmi
many hours at the crank or else haw
the butter come too soon, with flavoi
aud texture ruined. If we don't know
how to feed our cows we may lie w l
lug fe.nl every day; we may be dairying
with the wrong breed, aud so m
through the whole laislnesa, if wed.
not have the kuowhslge we are alit
In tha way of making heavy .ies
In the present slate of dairy science It
Is luexcunlble for any on to go blindly
about his work wh.u he, by a lilt)
reading aud study, can lie as fully In
formed on every dairy subject asih.
iii.s.1 expert.
MONKY S TIIK IMIWV Is"
MASSOKI)
(Ml r.U.a prominent dslryni.ii.
hiahen, Jud., read a M roil "Money
In lb the IV.lry If Well Maiiatfetl."
.s-ftir the Indiana Hlale Is.lrv As-i-e'.s
Ion en Kebuary is, st. Mr llairls
slated that his dairy euindsleil of u
high grade Jeraey cows. He f.s-ls for
cream, has three sll, si lls hi product
to hotels rstaurants, aud faiullhw In
thsdieu. He ta-hilis his cow s. w hloh
mske them iimiiw gentle; they doimi
want to run around aud chase each
other, as they would with their horn
on; they give more milk, aud art" much
more easy to handle, Mr. Harris .l.s
not allow any whistling or Laid talk
ing In his hem to eielle lh cows, Hr
kee his cows up all w Inter, and has s
well-ventllated and warm bam with
plenty of windows, has his cows milked
at regular lioura, and by tbe same per
son, does not allow the calf to suck the
eow. Two weeks More the ew Is due
to calve he puta her in a Uix stall.whlch
is her home until calf Is dropped; ha a
girl to run his cream wagon, and ad
vlia-sall dairymen who sell milk or
cream to put a level-headed girl on th.
wagon, and watch the result.
Mr. Harris etlmalr that a cs.w t
him IW a year, the expense. U-lng
dlvlilmlaa follows: Hllage llneed
oil meal, old prl.-ea.fi; .sits straw.lt
he buys It, II; pasture, V hels .'.
Mr. Harris receives for hi pnalue'
Ji cents r .piart. H mys: "(train
Jersey wws, and Kiluge, will make,
any butter dairy siicee.ful.
WINTKH IIAIHVISO.
The subjis-t of winter dairying fc
sltraitlng wide-spread attention A
11. ltarrett give In the American Culti
vator his ex erlence a follow: A to
their winter foot, I tried various
systems of feeding, but soon dlwuvercd
that the animal had to lie treuted very
differently from lh. which wer
simply t stand around and do noth
ing all w Inter. The change from tilt
pasture In the fall l the out-.br feed
ing was ihme gradually. A sudden
'change affected their system so that
there was a -rlod w hen the milk (low
waslow. Tlie uture gets t.s p.sir
snd uneertalii In the autumn.sn.l t Iw
gsn feeding them w inter fisl.l.-r s.-v.-nil
wirks Is-fi.re they wre taken from the
ttel.l. tin rainy days they were driven
Into (he stsbl.-s and fed on enallage and
grain. When finally houwd fi th.
winter, which should I ni after lh.
flmt of NoveiiiU-r, they ran relish th.
full winter ration then without ex
periencing any marked change.
The ideal winter fond for tin cov.'
la a chap, auivulent fl, w iilch ol
course, is difficult to provide. The silo
must come iu for a large slistw of this
fomi, for In this we get ss near to
natures product aa polle. The
silage must lie fid freely, and with a
little corn and meal; but the latter lc
not required, so much If plenty of sue
culcnt silage Is at hand. Watering aud
feeding regularly ate essential, and
should never lie neglected or varied
from day to day. In order to havi
plenty of winter fol It is oeceasury to
store away large .piuutitle ofsllsue
and the winter dairyman should make
a rt of his summer business the work
of growing sweet succulent com for
this winter food.
KAK1.I WIMTIH fKRHINO.
Tlie Amrrimn ArriinJturiit says:
It Is easier to keep Up than to get up
sfier liuvlng gone -down. Wheu an
anlniid fulls off in condition by any
neglect at the outset of winter, It may
rerpilre the whole season to get tmck
aguln. Hence the gn-alest care should
I exercised to keep every animal In
the best health aud thrift at the present
time. Exposure to storm aud cold
may do a serious injury, and when the
cold weather arrives extra care should
Is) taken to shelter all the stock at
night. Young animals e.KM'liilly
should Is? well guarded In this respect,
and they should get the best of I lie
feeding at the beginning of tlio sen
son. till. AIIIIHN.
Dr. Aborn, Fourth and Morrison His,
Portland, Oregon, the moat sucuosHfu.
pliyainisB on the American ooutiueii'
for the speedy, positive, absolute unii
permnnmit cure for Catarrh of the Ile,ni
Astbmn, llronolutis, Pneiinioma, ami
Consumption, will bo al Portland until
July Sill. Twenty tire years' siioocsafiii
practice.
Instantaneous relief and perniauei.l
cures often effected upou tlrst oousulln
tion. Dr. Aborn, by his original, modern,
souutiHo met hod, effects speedy and in he
al cures of the most obstiuiite and liitik
standing ciisbs of Niihu! Catiirrb, Ozeim
D'afness, Discharges from tlie Kris
Asthma, Bronchitis aud CoiihuiiiIi nl
AlsoHtouiHch Disordnis, JJilioiin Colio.
QallHtnnfl and Jiiinnlice, llenrt, Liver.
Kidney, bladder snd Nervous ArT-fltious;
DIseHses of Men. Also all ailim nts pe
ouliar to worn.n.
Dr. Aborn onn he consulted from now
until July 5th, whou he leaves for
Europe.
Noia. Home treatment, securely
pnokeil, scut by express to any pact of
the Paoifio Coast and Territory for those
who oauuot possibly call in person.
Hityl Where did you get that watch?
Why of course I laiught It of Putter-
sou Bros, and on the euHtullmunt plnn
tooi-No trouble to own a watch that
BRIEF MENTION.
Tlie Mesican nmgress ha cnvens1.
Hen. Iloothuf Hi Kalvaltou Army la
very si. k.
Priiie lliaiasn k lis just celebrstad
his seventy-sixth birthday.
Hon, J. II Ortntisl, foamier nf (Irln
1 t'lly, In,, snd tlriunell college, Is
dead.
I'etislnn t'oinuilslonrr Hanm emphat
ically denies s piibllhd rHirt that b
U sUiul tu resign.
Over 8. IKK) leacliers aud school chil
dren at New York sis slrk with th
grip. Thero woi 1,100 duatha tu that
City last week,
John M. Ward, ths Imsehall player,
and his wife, n Helen Dauvrsy, have
settled their differences) and ar now
living together.
Frank Atkina, son of the KplseoMil
minister at Is-nlsnu, T., ran away
from horns snd Ills mother grieved her
self to deal at her son's action,
Mis Kllew Hsvsrd, youngest dsnghter
of ex-Hm-retary of Htsl lWiysnl, was
married to Count Iwenhaupt at Wil
mington, Del. The groom has dropped
hi title,
Th oth anniversary of th birthday
of the venerable ex president of Prince
ton college, Dr, J sine Mcl'oah, was eel
sbrated al 1'riucstou, N. J., fsw dsys
ago.
I'errln H. Bnmner. a former Callfor
blau who has gslue.1 roiiatdershle nolo
nety of late by identifying antrtdm, hss
been arrested at New Vork for perjury.
He will be hotly prosecuted.
Six men st lMroit nter.t Into a con
test to see who .-.mid remain awake the
kmgest. Knur siuvmiilsvl in leas than
srveuty two hours t hie went tusatie.
Th winner held out tor eighty hour.
Th will of Lswremv tlarrvt beneaihi
to hi widow sll hi furniture, pnlure.
clothes, plate, china, jewelry, wine aud
household stores Slid all th reof of hi
property In trust to bis three daughters.
At Ashland, Wis., fifty would l filer
on Omsiia lands formed a lins In
blinding snowsttiria ti(t-n dsys before
Bling could tw received. Th Hue lis
increased dally. Th Bling will win
uiem-e on the l?ih lut.
Jerry Hiui(is.iu, lh Alliane senstor.
got up a tre trad metUig at New
York. He Invited tloveruor Hill, The
tatter declined, saying h was Deluo
erst and not in sympathy wl;h object
advtcated by ths iurttng. Hill wss
Mtindly hissed when his letter was read,
Msny Washington newspaper wrres
poudeuts declare that Konator Htanford
i is working hard for I lis Kepuulnan prea
! identtsl noiiiinstton la svi. Tiisy as
inine that lie hos-s to secur this by the
! iuditrseiiieut of tit Fsruicrs Alltsuc s
' a candidal.
A cablegram from (Ireyton, Nicara
gua, : Warner Miller's party hss
bes-q wreekml on Hxucado iteef, Tbe
iinlsiat I'elrel has grins to their relief.
All (lie party are reported safe. Hon
cado UUnd is about 100 mlies northeast
of OrnYtowiir ths easteru teruilnm of
! ths Nn arsuua canal, tlie puiut for which
Senator Miller was bound.
Two branches of th Mormon church
at lndepudcuie, Mo., known resiect
ively aa the " llemli u kite" and the
Ueirgiiiel church, " are fighting for
tit pueaewatou of Mount .loll, a low hill
about four seres in extent, which wss
eleeted by Joseph Huiith as th place
where all lit elect will auitl on the
judgment day and from lU.-i Lx takou
lo Heaven.
heveral llsrlsu county, Ky., rltiien
wallowel the bait nf some New York
"greeu gissls" men. They raised what
money they could and sent ft. W. Smith
to buy Souie of the stutt for thcin. He
returned wi.h the report that hs had
been Hewed out of every rent h Usik
with hou snd has ls-n arreated by the
men who sent hlui. They think h got
the "goods and disss not want to di
vide. A deeperate battle is reported between
Ihe strikers snd sruied guards at Mors
bead. In the Pennsylvania coke region.
At S o'clock in the morning 800 or !H
strikers approached th works of the II.
C. Pricks Coke company aud began to
batter down the galea. When ordered
to desist they tired un tho deputy sher
iffs, wounding several. Th lattr re
plied with Kenilugtons. Ths volley
killed eleven of th rioters instantly,
while many wounded. The guards tired
two volleys befur the rioters retrested.
Previous to ths raid lh rioter out ths
telegraph slid telephone wire. Two
regiments of militia hav been ordered
out by th governor.
The Italian government, dissatisfied
with the action of tlie administration at
Washington In regard to the New Or
leans tragedy, hss recalled Itartin de
Pava, Italian minister to Washington.
Sensational reports of American being
imprisoned in Italian prisons, and war
were published and considerable excite
ment was crested for th time being.
Th demand of the Italian government
wers that tlie slayers of th Italian sub
jects be punished ami an indemnity be
paid to their relative. In reply Secre
tary Wain plainly showed that the
United Mates could not graut assurance
of the punishment of those who shot the
New Orleans prisoners, because such ss
urance would nullify any trial by jury.
All that it can do is to see that the usual
procedure on the Indictment aud trial
of the aocused lis carried nnt, As for
Indemnity, he declare that the govern
ment is willing lo grant it. This reply
was unsatisfactory to Italy and Baron
Kava was inatritctsd to press the matter
and if he got no further satisfaction to
return home, ISoth countries express
th greatest friendliness and no serlout
trouble is exiectd. European news
pniers are divided as to the propriety ol
ll uly action. Damn Kava has sailed
for Koine, leuving the legal ion in charge
of the chief secretary. Tha Investiga
tion at New Orleans has developed tin
fact that the four men over whom tlie
controversy has arisen wer fugitive
. from justice iu Italy, Three were mur
derers and one a brigand.
A white man and a Mexicnn engaged
In an altercation at Hanger, Texas. The
Mexican tried to nse a knife, when the
white man shot him. Other Mexicans
engaged in the light and two more were
killed.
Thomas Gadsden, cashier of the Mer
chants' National hank Havamiah, Ga.,
committed suicide at the grave of his
daughter. He was a prominent man
and had been connected with the hank
for many years.
After several failures the new gun
boat Bennington has succeoded in meet
Ing the contract requirement, according
to the statement of N. F. Palmer, the
contractor. No official report has as
yet been received at the department.,
The Utah Traffic association has bemi
re-organized. Ths association is coin
posed of the Denver snd Rio Grande,
Colorado Midland, Rio Grande Western
nd Union Pacific, Its object is to reg
ulate the handling of traffic to Colorado
nd Utah points,
Miller Owenby and Thomas Klrhv.
two prominent citizens of Maynard, I
Ark., had agreod to settle an old feud i
the first tim they met. They met iu a '
store and, as each carried a shotgun,
tired simultaneously. Kirby'i head was
blown off and Owenby probably fatally
wonnded, Kirhy was a member of the I
legislature in lm,
01 $'' UMioo
'"
tofriifhi, i
Th )iillent. Is Knilua money, nf W.MB
WSS "III OlT. i I I f U old IS'lf 111 foDitoll ('H
tl nSura of s favorite vsl hl bail sirs red
or beam MoWn. 1'e.ipie .atlled her a 'cianS,"
snd Mrla site a. It la uafortuuele thai
one ul tits . ntlit vi ah. him ever sain this
Oil. m Ju. It is. bowrn-r, rnsiHnlly
li. . I their fault. Often fiiaiaionsi aVhuur.
Sienta will ai siwnily etiant s nnin's m
lies nalun). Ii siJ hlains sues, sufterif If
!lw sre "ersnky." toil led Uiem In use Dr,
h-ns- a ravorile rrwriUMi, hli h Kan la
sllil'l minalr tor " ImiuO MatSMsva."
" Cavorll PreaerlirtlMR " has mrnl Ihiai.
anils of r. Isl riibleii uHt-rinf worn of
-(erasl eakrs," psindil Irrea-ularillra. ul.
eentiions, .M-Ksnie disiiavuienla aud lieli-d
ailments too nuineniu to snratlon, Il Is ftw
only ne.liiKne fur omn. sold by dniasisw,
utelee a pvalllv gaarauie Ilia) II iil. In
very raw. ssllalsctiou or Um ihh .(t.UUV
will he n-futuled.
niS
Tins. I'ruuraxurs. llottsJu, M
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS
Prly Vefetabl anal rfeelly Marlat.
leaav t'neiiiaWd sa Liver fill. Bmsll-.
I Imtpest, r.aslea to l a. On Tlu,
twaar eaie4 lelWi .
Slrk Hraaark, Mllloa Headarke,
I'anatliMUlon, IwaUgssMlaiia, Billow 4U
larks, and sll dsnnafsneals of lit Slutnao
tod Ikjwrla, m turn VMU, by 4nKaSV
Faber's Golden Fomale Tills.
for rial !in- ilar
llles;tio'lo'ilitiii'iea.
q ti. H.S:kt-t. ArMi
ttU SH- iWi IV thM-
II. li-.'utlui-nl ls-lle
luotiihiy. o isiame.1
.i islie. -ipri'seC
aisurlnunsm.
IUII1 laltl Clstsls!
Iktn'l h husilmsvl.
Ssv Tim. Ileallh
SUU SHSlMf .hsss uuvUi
r.
SW.I a any a4lesa
its liv isa: ih. ,s
Ml.l"(.rt, rioo
THE 1FHR3 1E0ICIRE COIPllir,
Wssiarn lusucii, ll-aM, 1'UMTI.AkU. cm
for .sir l. Duaisr Us-s.
VEGETABLE PANACEA
fntrvsiteo rnoM
ROOTS Bt HERBS,
rem ths, cueic of
($31
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARI8IN9 mOM A
OlSORDCKEOSTATEornc STOMACH
OS AN
INACTIVE LIVER.
ros) aaic ay all
DRUGGISTS ft GENERAL DEAURSJ
The Celebrated French Cure,
APHRODITINE" ZtZZl
postrivc
OUAHAWTtl
lu ftir inr
lurm f if iirrviitt
(i . or t)f
iliwiKtr ot tti
BtFOst Lm I. ..m me AFTER
Ii-ixl.e uw i Miiiitlliiiila, 'ImIixv or OpIUBl,
or through .UUMthil lUillM-IPlli II, O.rr lll.llllJ
ner, A .. itx k a. I.t ol ll.mn Timer, nlri.il
llrM, H. piii.K J..wii .m in , Bai k, l iillial
W rakii--. Iti.irtla, Ni-rtiiu I'i.i.iiiii..ii N... -i me
al Kiiii.i..ti. j.iu..iihtia, ln.-iiiMa. Wrnk M. m.
nr. . 1. mi 1. 1 I .itier al liiinMptirv, vtlil.-li II nr-
li-.'r. odfll I . til .lni.lllreilla?rail I.I.I.O'
ll Clu e II !! Lit . UIM liir ..IN n-m u
tn.tlt "ii i.-.-'it.i ni i.it. a.
A W It 11 I : I' A R A NT r K tr er. V
or.Ur. lo relniol lh moitev If a I'w.-ina.ie.t
r. U ni.l ellii-le.1. Tli'"luin.lt o mimiim
Iti.ll. il. I anil III. ,-. of Im.IIi irtr, W0iaiH'llll
cured lr rMn.-liiriM ("milar frre A'l lreM
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
wsarsas ss.sin,
BOX 71, IH1KTI.AND, OR.
For sal by HnstorA Lnoke.
' ., T'eafliHIS,
1 j.lr.'i C ri'th, Uro'iS,
JMCo h.ii-nf ae.
tat linst. A. I'll
thro'l, 1 1- -le-d t
H(K-r.i)' ill...; i. .tt:t
U '.ri oIIci'Ikh ol lli
'" '' C ' -erlt 1.
-n"li i,.rm Ii iltl.
MriiCK I'Oll I'l'III.ICAI UIN.
Tlmlier I. noil, Art June It, ISIS.
I ' III l.-.l Million I .ami I UU.'C,
lln iioii I'liy, (in-Koti, Jmi, , MI1
Nolli'l- l hori'liy Riven Hull III iiilll'llnlti'-
wuiliue luiiviNinuN oi iiii'Hi'lttl volljii.in ol
I.......1 IWu ..I.I1II...I ,.,. ... i. ... II. u -..i., ...
Iluiiu r liiml In tho etiiioa uf I iiliioriiln, tHo
smi, Novioto mill 'H-.liliiutoti 'I'errllorv:" Kil-
wluC, I'eiHlHiiil.ol 1iiiIohiiiIi.iii t'ount.v of
m.ik, Mini., in i ir.'u.ui, ill hi in uuy mi. mi iu mm
ollli'o Inn HHiirn Kiiili'iui'iil No. Jim, I..r the
iuri'liiiNp of the n ol n . '4 of mpo. In tpi..
r Iw, 1.111I will ottor ir.Hil ui mIiiiw I lint the linul
otiKlit In noire viiluulili' lor lu Htuhrror Hloiit-
tluin for nsrli'iilluritl iurnNoH, Hint to onIi.Ii.
Hull IiIn ,'litlm to niiiiI limit lit-rorollie ri'slater
nun roi-i'iv.-r 01 tuia iiitut' si iii'o.iii t'lly, tiro
you, Oil
Frldav, th 9th day of May, 1891.
lie ti.riM". n-. .vino- " : Henry Van Meier,
I'i. -i 'i ml o. VV. II. U 1 iti'iikoi . I ml. ..'1hI.'iiih',
nr., l-'ii. ik iriiniiil. I'iiIIm Cily, nr., Win.
Ituyiiuiiiil, .', ', i lly, di'.
Any uinl n'l 1 im.us o'lilinlnir tttlvoraoty tin-hhove-ileiH'rlli.
il Inn.lM ore riHtu-tt'(l to 111.'
Ihelr nliiliu hi 1 mIi. oillre on or lieloi-v suit) Hill
day of May, !; ..
J. T. Api'Kmsun, Hi'sUtor.
Cf.KAB TOmi PACK.
II hss been hsratofort irlewn t
triaas columns that modsrn mull.
sin liss dsmouitrstsd last a pine
ply ikla Is not ths rusll o( blood
dlieam. but ! eauiail br tmnalrad
CV, dlfiitlon, lor wlilch they now firs
TftsDJS Cornell vi innasa 01 po
Sih sud mlasrsl blood purlflsri, Two ihort taitt
monlsli ar bars ilrsu to contrail tha artloa ol
ths potsib aariaisrlllsa snd Joy'i Vsgstsbls Sf
sapsrllla.
Hit 0. P. Itusrt ol im Minion itrsat, I t.,
wrltsa that ahs took on of ths lasdtnf ssra.
psrlllaa for Indlf aitlon snd dripspils, IU only
srTeot wsa to csum pluplss to sppasr on her fsc.
Upon takluf Joy's Veirntabl Rsnansrllls thi
Inl sffeot was ths dliappssrsnc of ths ptar
plaa snd ah wsa aubwqusntly rollersd of ha
Inillf sitton snd dyipapala. Robert Stewart alas
write from Petalums, Cel., thsl
belug troubled with bolli hs found
thai ons ol ths leading lareapa
rtllsi sotually Incrssssd th rup
tlona, which rsapondsd st ono t
Joy's Vscatabl laresparllls and
HHfffH 1I lamsdUUIy.
set.
m
I S3
WW I
nariai.li
hi rut
r3s.
llf nr( f Mislm. Co'fie I
til
Goodman &
-Have Ju-il ItcceiviNl 1ir i i'l.iiu the I'lM-tory a
CELEBRATED - BAIN
HACKS, CARTS and CARRIAGES.
Ami In H 1'Vw Days Will INirivc n Car lml f
BUGGIES
liin-ct Fkmii lh KA.HT.
111 J I Alt,
These Ifijfsj wer' ordered i nrly Iiiat FiU and liuilt ne llly for
for Finish Dumliilify mid I'riis..
Vculw) huvc a few of the C'inciiiatU liiiKgie, w hich we t-un s-ll to an j one wHiitinjf c-hsup
llig. V hIho carry n full und comji!ct linn of Find rhie
I I A.RN JCSS, I O BUS, V I I I I B.
A Full and Complete Stock of Hardware, Stoves and Tin
ware, Pumps, Pipes, Fittings, Shingles Etc.
Plumbing and Tinning Neatly Done.
CO A I K AND SEE US.
lu.l.n.l
Vtt fUrllitT jmrtMUn. tntMn nf mn$ gnt
it lh ti,mny ur
T. VV. LEE,
O ! A T. A.
Portlantl, limt.'n.
R. D. COOPER,
Tl. k. I A(rnt
1 .i pemlrure. til
taSI AND tiCUT.l
VI
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RQT!
SHASTA hlNE.
Iipma Trslni Uv PorllaiiJ Iisllr,
South. I
K.ir'ln'
r-.ii r. . I l.v. )'..rilHn.l ,r. s-'tt a, a.
Ittii !. a. I l.v. Allwn Ar. ii.il A. a.
ltd A. a. I Ar. Han Kraneiani l.v. Mil I-. a.
Mn.ve trs.ua .top mil. at follow lot tiaiu u
north of Koiwlmrf : Ka.l I'orilsii i, .irtHtiiu i In
WihxIIiiiiu Mali-Ill, AlUny, lati(vllt. Slliil.t.. Ila
te. Ilairlaiiiim, Juiir.ion I'll), Irvuis il tu
Sen.
Roscburg aVaV. Daily.
l,eae. Arrive.
1'orlli.nil .... s-00 a.m. Ilriel.iint ... ,,vin v.
KiKi-liurt ....tli) A. a, I IVirllatiil ....I'll, u
Albany Ixical Daily (Except Stiu'yi
!.
Pnrtlsnrl s oor u.
AlU'ir i.ttlA.a,
Arrlre.
Allan. sons, a
fort lam! at a. a
Tullman Buffet Sloejicrs.
TOURIST SLEKPING CARS
Fur aiwoinmoostinn 01 eweonil elaaa riaaiiii)ttfik
aiiarlied to Kip run Tnlua.
West Side Division.
IX wren Portland nn.l Crvalli
MAIL TRAIN DAII.T (Ksoept 8unilay.i
rA. a.
II IS a. a.
U 10 r. a.
I.v. Ponlaiut Ar. )p. in,
Ar. luileiien.letie Ar. I S o. m
Ar. Corvalll' l.v. 1.' V n. 1,1
At Alhany sud Corrailli connect with tn.nn o!
Oregon Taenia Kailnl.
EXPRESS TRAM DAILY (Except Sumly
Leave I A rrltc
Portland ,4 T. a. MeMlnnvllle 7 r, a
McMiinivllli6 a. a. I rortlsud ;.:30 . a
THR0D0H TICKETS TO ALL POINTS
EAST AJIO S0DTO.
Porfleiefaanrl Information resardlnrrilei
uiai,ioilottOuiauy's agent at ludepea
iauosw
. KOKBLRR,
I P. ROOKR9.
Asst. a I. A t-saa, Aft
So said Bui-
wer, that
(rrratrst of
NoveliBts. a n rl ha
neve spoke more
truly, and he tnioht
have added with equal force, that mtrit
esaenc of success. Wisdom's.
Robertine is tlie synonym of merit, and
It history i success. Th magical ef
fects of this preparation have been attest.
edbythoussndsofthe leadin; ladle of
society ami th atao it 1. u. . u
cle ever discovered which give a Natur
al and Beautiful tint to the complexion,
at the same time removing all roushne
of the face and inm mnA i..i. .u.
skin soft, smooth and velvety. It has
long been the study of chemist to pro
duce an article that while it would Va
f( the complexion would also have th
merit of being harmless, but these two
Important qualities went never brought
together until combined in
' WISDOM'S
ROBBRTIfaH.
Heat a piece of iron quite hot, tUen
rub It with now cletiu white wax; put
It again tu the flru 'till It baa sotike.l
in the wax, and when done rub It over
w ith a piece of serge. This prevents
the Iron from rusting.
Koiio
Like Succgss
Al n I ' rj.' AMirlmnt of-
XV MuXA. 'rX IA Z.
.V. 0. Coo!
MiLIK ISf
iiFURNITUllEL
rtiti-oit and i'i;iiit'M)M hi:ts
I tiuF. ASM liF.li Ui-'
MIRRORS
From 5S 11 ( tu S I I in (ii-rninn
I'liili' ami ii-lnif,'" HHsur iiionl uf
Aliit-i'ifiin I'lal..
-RUGS-
Of all k i mis Imlli Lirgt ami
Small.
CHAIRS
Kiihii I'liiin Kitt li.-ii Clmirr! lo
llir Kiiiiit' 1'itHor rimirs, Fnin-y
1!H-Ufi-H a SMi-inlty. ind C)iin't
UiH-kfi.4 with Wown Wire tvmts,
BEDROOM SETS
Oi' h11 kimls p 1 fini. Miimi
litililfi :. Ciiii.'iii l'u' , Wimlosr
Sh;nl.i. U.t 12 tic , l'u. ore Fmnn'9
;inil M.tiiltlii'-. . S. iiitls und (Vnter-talili-H
of nil kititls infitliiT Mnplo,
Asli, Oak or Walnut.
LOUNGES
Of nil t liittwt Puttem, with
Woven Wi:e Spriii". Alro the
lloey iat Tt Sofu lounge.
Main Street Independence,
BC B and C 8 tree U.
No. 1467
Will le at the old Rtiind in lnH
neiiuViiee on Mondays, TiieMlajs
and Wednesdays of eiivh week.
For further partii-nlar address,
A. L. Hudson,
4 10 Salem, Or.
Sir Stafford I
W,)l lm at I iilcpendi'iice the sea
son of l.S'll.
Terms, $W to insure.
List year's Hwounts may he
f .mud ut the Independence National
Bank. 4 10 4t
FLETCHER 8 SlflGE,
Owners.
NOTU'K KOR ri'HI,t"AT10N.
l.AMorri-K AT,
Or.-n.ui City, lirvsnn, lr. 'Jl, 1W1.
Niillo la lioivtiy Klvon Unit Ihe following
ihiiioiI wtllor lm. III.. tl imiU ur lilalnirniiou
i iiisk llnnl Jinan In ii.nii- of lilv olnliii,
mil I lull Mini irM.r will ho Hindi' iM-fore tin?
iiiiiily i li'i k in l-olk onunly at HhIIhh, or.
n.iin .May H, ism, l.: linvi.l Hh.Is, lioiinv
.-ml Knlty No. O.IK lor lilt- it), of 18 toll
rSw
llx niiinoa Hip Ibllowlni' wilnoasra In nmv
iiIki-oiuIiuiiiiis roKiili niTiit iiiHiuli-nltl.ittlon
il, unlit hinil, vis: II. Hi'-IIiiki, T. MiTlin
iioiiiIn, mill flay MiTtninioml, r Iwlvr
IN.Hi diniily, loliu Kltnor, of Kinta Vallvv
ll.liloli inuiity, all ot tiiviin.
J. T. Afl'SHHON, Hr!fiattr, I
UyoH wtinlTHK IIKXr, buy
iLLEN'8 N0..?N
If the Morr-liant you deal with dooa not km
them aond to Atil.KN dlrwt.. H payath
(HwUige. ltaiutlftil Oatslogtie sent fit.
Adilrtwa: E, w. ALLEN,
171 second St.. v rt A!n nr
1 ka all 1f vii
An.l.
ROCEWQOD
Douly
Cur hmd of the
- WAGONS.
BUGGIES
It'illl M OiMEJf.
thin trwlc, they ru uueiiHlel
READ
And be Convinced.
72 Sle', tooth iron harrow, ?20.
.1 and 7 foodi pnltivators.
The Ut horse h eiug.
The la'M in
Iron
Steel
op Wood
--AT-
E.
Best price paid fci
Old Iron and
Castings.
Main Sr,.
Indejieiideiire.
! IUV ROUTE
, !1 Pacific Railroad
T. K. IkHill. Kki-kivkk,
CfjjM D2ve!o?ni2iit Go's Steamers.
Short Line to California.
Freight and 'Fares the Lowest.
STKAMK.R SAU.ISQ PATJX,
Htoamer WIIXAMPTTIS VAU.EY.
U-avoa Ya,iilns: March d, la, in, .
J.csv.sn FrHiiciaco: MsrohS, IS, 81,.
Train No. Swill mn Tn.wdij-s, Thundaj-a,
snd Salurdaya, and on Inlormwllalf. dv when
nwfaiHry,
Train No. will rim Mondays, Wmlnt'sdsya,
snd Krlilnya, and nn tnlmiiMiiai iin hn
niw.ary.
Thla Am, .. M..A-..... . . . . .
sstiin.,ai..a without no lo.
.i.iTOiin.H.witn tiies. p. R. g. sud ms
boat at Corral It snd Albauy.
W. R. WKKSTER, 0. C. H.KU'K,
rtn. F. A P. Asrt. 0,n. Co. Gen. F. A P. At.
M Montgumery St., O. P, B. R,
8an Frunplsco. CorvHllls.Or
TIME TABLK.
liipMn.lonoi and Moaaionlh Molar Lin
mm
Leaves
Indopt-ndonce,
ti:;Vl
H:1U
:tl
11:15
1:5(1
4.-.K)
111
Leaves
Monmouth.
7:
8:
limu
lSbik)
,a
SMS
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