THE WEST SIDE.
Pclk County Publishing Company
CUM I OMON, MN(G(U.
FUm.XY, MAY 1,
REFORM IDEAS.
The Capital Jomwil hits a word
or two to suv on the class of
journalists w ho in endeavoring to
elevate mankind nuike their papers i
HMrtof ...oral reform organ. A
pajxr mm w never oi..,h.mm. ...
its eomleinniitioit of vice has no
innuei.ee in us ..ucn,...-v.
case must In. a pero.ml nppUe.it ion
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10 cued rv.i'.i... u wum ,m
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eowam witen men u.v wmw. in-m
publicity m their evil deeds (lonenm.iv things for the god of
consideration for their lecli..gs ami , Wl, ,tll , lniuk ,lp
,.r ownVxprienee is thut w hen-, akw t ,lumlir ,H (uk , ,im
ever tho people should know the;. ( . .
triun It is nesi io leu u, lei uie
bolt strike where it may,
The Jomiiiil goes on to say :
A ti'ur'"K sample of U.tit alyle of a
uewniMper momUft iuhhh to mir talile
ww'ti wk. It I t. kind of eriw. Ih
lwn a leoul n wxnn'r hihI h imU nt
medicine R.lvrrtixi.ig niwllo, More In
wimple of the Hvlini!i numilUliiji
tlml ia miihIw U'licd in Mwwti uUmi
vry oihvr Until Item:
Young meu who freipieiit uiln
llm iviuW thenwi'tvv unworthy of
tho H'loly of yoi.ns Indie w ho hv
tkiiy inkiM or ttmiiltloii nlxx.t I lie
niurDt Ki.d eommoueHt thiiiKf life.
(ilrK dnjriMi want Kri'ilu'p lutmincrM
for luiUuul''
In the flnti pta.v 'vi?ry younn miui
w ho v lulls m ftdoou U not t:rtirlHp
hummer and wind nm we to ll. lug of
the elmrlly of limn w ho lndlerlu
Inately elHwtlftea. oil mi h? Sut h
ranting never yet miv.'tt a yumin iimn
fnuu the evlk of drink. Youiik
wvmt'U do ii draw the Hue ut the
vuloou lmhlt uuKn they have lmn
educated ho to (to. If Inns ami girl
ar taught at home, and hy the ex
ample of the whole lie IghhorluNKt, that
It U dixieputahlu to U m In a 1"
they Ktw up o to believe and that
Mlef will follow them all through
their Uvea. That b. the way tcmper
auce meu and women art inmle and
and not hy ticwpnpcr rant.
It lickcihK to read tliU nt that
haa no good etVevt on anyone and only
dlMgUKta th(M whom It 1m Intended to
help. With all aueh murullrii.K, we
would like to know how much better
the town is where tliU paHr in printed
la by that kind of work? How many
lew aaliKino are In it, and how many
young men deidttt fMin vlitltlng the
talooni on aivoiint of tlui Items?
Wuat go.Nl it do to tell a young
women who la going will, a young
mini who vWl aalonuM that ho hiu. no
lieUe or ambitiiiiiM aUive the conrwt
Mini eunuia.mat thiuca of life, ami lh.it
nheevl.lently want, a grtignhitp I.......
mcr fur a hualauul? Nunc whatever. .
If tl. wriler nr t.ioa,Hker ,.f a,..-.,
ni i. ....Li.,,, ... .....it n.,.
whom he Imagine are not ut good a
he, what la he trying t get at? Score
of men go to unloou who are Jiiit aa
useful cltlciia a nueh an eilitor, tho'
they may not be Melting an giMal an
example aa he. The alitor doc not re
fuse to aagoclate with theni, toacll them
hla paja-r, nor to take their money. So
long aa the aalo.ni and liquor b.iNiuewi
la legalizcil and luw a leglilmate
existence, all men who drink are not
to tie awept out of decent aoeicty by
the mere wave of a frantic hund, tho'
bedora print a newipi.ier. It 1 imi
the way tiling are done out went,
(live every man a chance. No young
man can alUird u a matter of character
to go to the aalooim very much. If he
think to take a wile and prepare lilin
wlffor the dutieatif family life there
is no aafc rule but total al(ineiici-, and
no one can blame any young woman
for liiHlxtliiir uoon it. Hut the wav to
" - , . , I I''"" - I.i.l
get young men to quit the xaloona iaji rnnit ,m
not by trampling Umn them and aeek-i
lug to degrade them Iff the eyea of the
world. There are few young men will,
ao little Npirlt and mind of their own
aa to he won in this way. The procc
la a failure. It la the force of the
phariaee that la aought to lie exerted.
It la not the force of kind. aw am)
love.
MEETING THE PRESIDENT.
Gov. Sylvester l'enuoycr has
agai n made hi msol f famous not only
in Oregon, not only in these
United States, but in all tho civil
ized world. A reporter in Port
- land obtained bis confidence and
to hiin ho stated that ho would re
main in Salem, and expect the
president of the United States to
pay his respects to him, instead of
doing as other governors, meeting
the president and escorting him
from the state line. Tho interview
wai published, and has created
much comment. Xo doubt (iovon
or Pcnnoyer wishes he had the
power of some rulers that he might
behead that reporter and suppress
publication of that interview but
this is free America and lie can
not. As governor of Oregon he is
a servant of the people of Oregon 1
and should do or say nothing to', ,, ' , ., , , ,,
.. . . . belore tho session than during the
IJIIIHe JIllll.M'll VI lilt: ntitlt- it nun
., , ,. , :
ject of cither ridicule or censure. ,
(Jov, Pcnnoyer has done both,
While it is true I hat he has a moral j
right te refuse to receive the pres-j
identin an open-handed and hospit-
able manner, by simply waiting for; authorized to be built and fifteen
the president Ul pay Ills respects to ! years have elapsed next October
him, which of course he will not. since that time. It was required
do, yet it would look in better1 In the original bill that qiiartoly
taste for him to make his prejudices; reports should bo made to the state
less marked. When the governor and live per cent, paid on the net
of Oregon acts for the good of the j earnings. Hits the law been coin
state of Oregon we all applaud j plied with in all particulars? Since
his actions both of the opposite: the end of the first quarter has the
political faith or otherwise, but
when ho lets his own personal feel
ings dictate him in his intercourse
with his fellow man we can but
ensure him.
It la mild Alexander the Great
onco vltdted Diogenes, the peculiar
pltiWoplior, whom he (on ml sewed
in u tuli busking hi the huh, "I
hiii Alexander" ukl the uioiuutIi
astonished nt the liidllVorenoe
with which ho was received "Ami
l nm Iio4i;lii returned thecyulo.
"Have you no fuvor to ask of me!''
in.litlred the king. "Yes'' growled
Diogenes, "to get out. of my mill"
light," U whs viilii ofhin (lis
regard of tho dooenrlex of life.
Diogenctt mudo himself mi histor
ical rhtirocter but no one .idnilreK
Th( governor of iial
(HlwMl,r ,ho tB,,y lw,o
but not raise him.sell' iiliove the
,Mh,,,U( ho ilemuml tlmt the i.it.
, Hh ,)p , , , ,
1 1
nsiMM't
AVit l III) due respect to
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CONVICT LABOR.
The time i ncor ul liuiid when
the state nuthoriticH of Orcgxui will
I culled upon tu decide mi lut
portant nitcstioti. What shall we
do w ith our state iria!oueit.t The
contiiut with the stove works U
ncui ly out, A fat tlilni; I he atove
company has had, ami has driven
every other stovn foundry from
the state of Oregon. One tirm has
the monopoly of the business,
Thut lirm is t5oldsinith ,t fioweti
tH'tji of Portland, inlying 40 eeuta
ht day for the convicts, and the
stale boards ami guards them.
O'dinary whk.v for work of a
similar nature is from to tl per
day. Thus it nm 1 seen thut no
privute eouiTi'ii cnu coinia'te. Of
(H.urse that tirm has inado a g.Mxl
thing out of the eontmct, but it
has also lau a great beneiit to the
prisoners of the state. The Icsmoii
has Uan so well learned that some
kind of employment must he given,
I hut the Hlicy will prolxibly never
la cl.ang.sl to keeping the prison
cr uiicuiphijcd, and also iu some
useful employment. The .jucslioii
arises, What shall their latmr lat
No doubt hut that uiuny towns
would Jiave stove foundries, if the
convict stoves were out of the
market, consequently there is going
to Is) a demand for u change.
Tho problem to lie solved is in a
choice of occtipat ion.
The (M-citimlion must be of such
n nature that much unskilled lulair
jm ,.mj,j0viil. ut a prollt. It
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lWl i'Hlircct COI.IHtitio.l with
tlie honest toilers of the state. It
must Is- an occupation that will
admit of'ii.uils ladng economically
used in watching the convicts, ever
ready to make a break for lils'ity.
We ask our renders to give this
matter consideration and let us
have mi expresHioi. of op' n ion
in these columns.
AREAS OF OREGON COUNTIES.
The I't.rlowlnjj figures' are ollicial,
from the late census rcMiils. Total
area of land surface in Orcoii,
OI,.".iH); water, 1,47(1 i total, till, WW.
. ill.
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1.11k K.I4U
If the secretary of state of Ore
gon were to distribute to each
member of the legislature of 18!,l
a copy of the code anil session laws
say six months isdore llm conven
ing of the legislature he would
perhaps be exceeding his authority
but would be doing the people of
the state of Oregon a great service.
And in this same line comes the
need of having all reports of public
institutions, of the state of Oregon
submitted and published ut least
three months Isd'ore convening of
the legislature so that now members
and even old members may come
well prepared to act as intelligent
legislators. The present plan is
for some member to move, after
legislature has liegiin work, that
codes and session laws be provided.
It is (lien too late to allow insjs'c-
tioii, and in many coses they are
never opened until tho session is
over. Jt would cost the state no
more to furnish legislators the code
. ,,,, i-l II,
session, The next legislature
M unor
' '
It was Oct, IfiTti, that the locks
at tin; falls of the Willamette were
state received one cent of revenue
from tlie locks, and why nott
Since tho Willamette river is
virtually closed to any opposition
these questions are pertinent.
A Communlotlon.
Furth NVkmt Hidk: I nm
now
aliening aUmt the la'aullfut atmtof
t'all City, wandlng my way to the d
Kt of th "tudeaiidenc nud Kalla
City railroad." The dejnrf la not yet
vUlble to the naked eye, tint It can be
clearly aeeu In the Imagination, Kail
City I nut at.ut atxmdoucd the Idea of
lltaral awUtance from Independence
In building a railroad, anil ha now In
contemplation the dlgglngof a'Vu.mt"
from here to the ocean. When that
great enterprise I completed, Kail City
will outrival any city on the Weatern
heu.lxpherc. The trade with Aula w III
all center here. What a glorloti proa
jieet, Well may the denUciwuf the
mountain hcrcalKiiiia come out of the
brul, and wave their hat In joy and
exultation, The motor line hum Dab
la ha nut reached here yet, owing to
the eltlcnof that burg Mug full-
charged with the project of building a
wouict. laciory, ami uouriHg nun ai
that place. Cllleuof Ikdlaa, kt not
your eucrglca lag, but boom th.Me lin
(Ht.tn.it meaioirva to completion.
Frank Itublvard N talking of ati.rtlng
a bank here, with a capital f a IKN),
MVM), (So It. Frank, there' money In It,
and when in full oierallim, you can
ii,,i,.le ll, ilioii (" llm innili.lnllia
i I I V .. ... ....
with ashlnnheiter lo atUtVall Ihelr
nceewtltte. l'ut me down for U
ahait's, and I will divide the profit
iherehiun with you,
I ithmild like very much to lie at
Fall City when Itarriwm dultk hlallle
lo the intrlotlcclllienof thai energetic
place. No doubt llarrlwu. will com
pllment them highly on the energy
and leal they dlxplay la .nuking the
wildcr.iiwa bloMMiiu a the romc, and lev
eling mountain w hereon loereel eoatly
ami taclou iMitm-ea. 1 u my nl-emv,
plweje extend to blm my high could
eratloii for hi valued acrvlciw to Ida
country.
ublll.era of tlie W'Ks r Si UK ycHl
mut make a vttlt to Fall City, the elt
Ixen iv extremely anxlou lo gnw up
on your "phU," examine your cran
ium, (hat they may the belter Judge of
your capacities to fully appreciate the
woud'rouo powera of adeptitilou the city
has, tu accommodate the varlou want
of emigrant from foreign laud.
I am "Muck" on the plutv, uuire e
peclally a my mvutal vUlou extend
into the dintaut future, ami Ivl.otd a
dcnarly (Mipulutetl city, with munufu
turlug ..dutrteoutrlvnlli.g the worbl.
FxtvUiior 1 their motto. K H,
Aasortlonmant af Sohool Fund.
S..icrli.ti'nite..t iteynoltU ha kindly
furi.UluHl .. wilt, the aiMirtlo..mei.t of
achiMtl fuuil to tho dUtrlct of folk
comily. TheapMirtloiime.it, aUtve the
(.'(I to each dUtrli't, I about three dol
lar Hr capita; coiiAwpiciilly out of
tJ,4MT.(a luleientleiiee get (lUU
lH.ll.u.l.im.W.,,b.nn.o...h7s7.a.i.;(tliVItiMlll ii(i)(1 R StMU u
1 lie luiinwiiiir it I lie ui oy uiit.rie.
ami ioflhie:
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1 i .11 , i :i7 I III, kmill
ijl I 17 S 7f' 1 Kla' Valley
SI l Ml '.'.'il ai I I'rrrtilal
'.'J j Jl Ul in I M. nun. mill
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to XI id Ml IihIIii
67 w am m Knii.i'liy
M IU It 7ft I'ulIlK
Phunny Pallets.
First Diilhw Man (to cciiud la.lliu.
man at the north hIc) Ilellol What
In the niinie of common aenae are you
doing In till high altitude?
Second liaJlas Man I upioe you
have heard of John ('leva Hlmni'a tuhu
lar cavity through the center of the
earth from pote to jhiIc?
Kirat Dallas Man Yea,
Second Di.IIi.m Man Well, I inn ex.
ploring that hole for Homo Mihtcrraucan
cavity hy which I might turn the Kick
rcall river through ao that tlieao EMqiil-
n. mi aucknm may be able to run up and
anawn near Ditlln. You ri'iiienilier
atai.il our court house?
First Da! I iin Man (pulling the comer
of hi eyo down) I It not time to take
an olwervaliou?
Presently they wore seen on the lea
aide of an Iceberg surveying tha llruia-
nuiiit .through at. amber-colored bottle,
and making a peculiar witiud of admir
ation in their tliroals,
Iuilcncmlcucc man coming up I he.
Htreetwlth hi am. In a aling; ciliim
meet him with a knowing expression
on his faee-Klght?
banie Man -Nnw.
(,'ltlzcn 1 torso throw yon?
Lame Man Noap. I'lolessur Carter
a ho' was making bis asceriMlon care
lessly b.uiipcd Into the planet Mars, mid
a rock fell and hit n.con the urn..
A few of tho bystander yawned (III
they hung their upper teeth over a
street awning, and your reporter went
out into tho cold, drl.nling ruin to try
and Mud the cdibiriiud get tho last half
of hi weekly supply of la-cr cheeks.
A few of the boy of I'arker'a have
organized a violin society, called the
'ltoyal fjqueak," with William Kerr as
musical director. As they are all resin
punlshers, we are expecting a grand
scrape in tho near future.
Wanted A young gi iitleman of Par"
kcr'a wlahca lo wed any young lady
w hose face and figure are adorned with
world of beauty, t,vl. of beauty not
being partlcular-anythlng from adaliy
mailt lo an nil Iff model. No dowry
l needed, a he I In comforlnblc clr
eunmtanceN. He i four feet, eleven
and lhrewUarter li.ehea high Iu I.I
ata-k fci-t (when he wear any); full
ohcHtcd; dark eomplexloniHl, light blue
eye; mnull acar under right eye, cbumhI
friM.i a fiiwl bite, the marki of lite teeth
tM'h.g plainly vllhle,but mil enough to
mar 1.1 manly heauly; mild tempem
n.enli even habit, etc. All eorn-s.ii-dcuee
received with aticctlnn. Addre
J. Y, Z., I'arker'a, Or,
Tha Conoartand Rtadlnaja.
(hi (hi Frhlay and Hatunlay even
lugs the Kviiiigelical eh.trcli give an en
tertainment cniiKWllug of ii.umIc and
rccllnlln.in, The fulliiwlng are the pro
giiim: KIHHl'M.llir. .
I ( hariit.."l.ci td 1 1 II I. hihI Vlwi Itiwiuail,'
y ltwlliUIn,"Tlmt (Mitwiwll.rtl .Mint'.'
.MtuNcrllxir.
,t-ur. Iir.iru ,''Wirlil' Knir.lrnnd MMi,"
Hii.o ..... . ."Whril llieTlilnCoiliiM .11."
M.ut All' Wllllniii.
A l.s lniUi.it .Mr. IVkwh'k' IhIpiiiiii,''
Ml H..H.MT,
a.j.i'le.ia ,, ."Mimnliitl.l in. th lk."
T- Holm ..,,.,, "The HklM.
Ilrv, liillli.
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Willi, till..
V milMiHle "Cll Jnllll."
Hi ll.vlnoii.ii ..."riw Awlwilo lx-lur,"
,M i. 8. itlH-r.
Il -Hrr.ir.ini , "ImilliU Wv W'll."
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U mmni'iif."k..iiilii;lil W III Coii.k Alii,"
MHwllatl .. "Tli t inU Wnjf."
Ml.H.'lllH'f.
IV-VIii. I. . .... . . -
Myrllf le,
A tmrl ."A. II. IV
M.m William, mill Mr. I'uHun.
, On'lmiir .. . . , . ... ,"l.l.i. li.iig ( llie."
I .cIwim '(t.ine W'htr Uta l.lllv IU,ni,"
h.i.11 ..,.,..... .,.,. ..."Tired,"
Wilrr.
m.nixn Mnii r.
J ( Ih.iiii ,,"IIhII,IIhoiiiI(uI Qui..,"
1 lln..m.i. ...."The Cu.lii.l.e I'miIiii."
l'rllwr,
S , , .,.,.,,Mttil'rUul l.nii A"."
AI.. Willi....
I ItiM-luliun ."llnw IVr.inn.i.i Timk r
uli d l.iir" ..,. . ..
Ml-SVrihr,
.Trkt "O, tUntk-a Hra,"
MIm Wlll.nlit. M,-r. I .It t .-n.-l.t . Si..n.
a -iin'i.i.n
I Nolo ...
a-liH'i.ut..in
.,,.,, ... "Itrli-r Kim."
Mi.. M.TiUr.
l. V. Ilinf.
.,. Tim JiKlKiuem imy,"
MlMnlr.
.... . "aiiilt.r l Iiim I lno'."
Tlmt'liy aimer lit M'utiiitrjt
nr. Iuiim
111. llrvllnlloll
( lutreli " , ......
luNrrllr,
II l.rii 'Sin W.M-n Hie l.lllm ll.ixm,1
la - ttr. tiiil. ... "How llii'-r l'l)l.'
5ll"Srii.r.
Anyone wauling a .Mitchell wagmi
a I'antoii ellpiwr plow, or a ('anion trt-
l aiillariu'liirllv IIIIihI
vlll.', (r.
(mum, i.sroRMATiox.
Tllburr Toi. M B., Ui tmlnco. Bdkal wrl
tar. In bli work "hkia diwawa." (bua actooaa
ha la ttlmpkM to pommuo tin lb lata aud Back
Eatlut luo tltjb m km 'nil luud. x too boaii;
tallu bll Ilia ainaUirr e.faui ait lulib.
caiuo In nott r-opl. ludliMiioa tu adr.pap.ii)
eoodlllon, which cauax lh blood to mora ilu(
f l.hlr. which la luia tulnbl. (ha poire Tbi
rtaull Ii. Hi. I lhudiiiMiUtsu block la IM
porta, which InBana, aach duilucl InBaania
I loo bclnf a plmplt. lir. r- llici.loi dual
, ool pmcriba ' blood pmlO.ia" to railed, bill
j "dr.pap.la cut" lo b uktn, lo uaa hli owa
, word, "nil I rfiaraiial lynunu aat aitaa
i pMird." Ib old Idea wu, thai lac araplloot
) wan rauwd br a "humor la lb blood.' lo.
i which lbr Irealed lb. blood. lr.D th nla.ntl
pcrt.ih lime lb raawa whr lb olJ.r taivk
parlllai ooolaln pouuh. loft Vfttlt tail.
I parlll loltowi Ib. uodtia Idruol br for aoJ
j aim. wlih (Rati ni.bl. .Iici.iiic. a. ibi
j domacb tod dl.Ura orinua Th. ...ion Ii a
paraul whr II cut, dyipcp.1. and lodliatuoa,
; and lb plmpl. aud aklu truplloni which rttull
j Ib.ralrem. and wbf Mrt.)tari!li thai an raia
; nali (all
! The Celebrated French Cure,
!tt,r"APHRODITINE"K::!:t
I ""v. I. aw.pnsi
POaiTivi
OUARANTCI
lo euro atir
lonmil iirimii.
ilM,n. of nr
dlmin.Kr ut Ilia
wiiftrailve. nr
an. of i.iii,,r
wltll.r m,.
FORt ..lux Imm th AFTER
(.... ...i ib ii oi MiiiniiUiiii, r,,ii.o or opium.
ur tlimiiK.1 youililii. Iii.i-ri.i n, out Imlul
riiec, Ac. aiu an jmil Himu l'iiwif,Wkful
liiit llratliia dimii I'nliK In Ilia llni k, SciiiIiikI
Wi-akili'M, llyitrrln.Si iM.lli I'MKIrallnll N'H'turti
a. Km ll,.ii. Iii'iirrhii a, lilxuliim., Weak Mtm.
ory, IimoI I'nwiir and linlnrv, which If n.
rlatit'd oftrn I '-i.il In pfritiMltirttttlil Maainl lit.t.
If. I'rln ll.uo a iKH.obtum lut BA-00 Scut lif
m.H mi rwliit nf iirli ..
A WIIITTKN (III AIUNTRR Inr viry fi of
rinlar. In n-luiiil Ilia mmwv II a l'itrmani.
i'i la tint elltM'Inl, 1'lnii.aiiil. ul (mtlniuiiiiili
Imm ulil and yutinii. n' bulli una, iwnimiien.lr
cured hy Ariiainimsa circular tn. Adiliiw.
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WNMTKKS IIRANCM,
BOX 71, eoilTUND, OR.
For ala by Punter A linc".
THE
CRY OF MILLIONSI
OH. MY BKCKl
TO IT NOW, a
OON IT Will, TOO IATI.
I haa bfffl (roiiblfd man vrar. tril h
dlaea. of th kklncy and bar tried
bust different remedlea and kan
aouahl aid ftvai diaerenl phy.ld.ai
arllhoul rel.eC About U 1Mb ol April
I wa. auncrlnf from a vera etcleal
altack (hat .Imm proet rated m la
auc a manner tiiai l araa oem onr,
Whm I aal dowa a wu .lmort Impoaalble for m.
to aet up alutM, or to put on my clothe., when
kind Provltlenc aenl nr. Henley,
OKHOON KJDNKY TUA, lo uf
koleL I Immedudelj epmmenced
n.lnf tha tea. It had aa a.moal
aitraculoua aflect, aud to tha aaton.
Uthuient of all tha irueeu at th hotel,
with
Is s lew day,l am happy lo atala,
thai I wa a Bew mm. I wll
racommend (bt tea lo all afflict.
a 1 Bat beea.
O. A. Turn?,
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
nam aoa. it,
NO MORE BACKACHEI
Soaaltl Iliil-
wer, that
trreatcnt of
Novel Uli., and be
never spoke more
truly, and he n.iulit
have added with equal force, that mtrtl
i the essence of iiicceas. Wiadom'i
Rohcrtlne ia the aynonym of merit, and
ita history la anccem. The magical ef
fects of tins preparntioa have been attest
ed by thousanda of the leading ladle of
oclety and the tKe. It ii the only arti
cle ever discovered which givea Natur
al and Beautiful tint to the complexion,
at the tame time removing all roup, hue
of the fnce and arm and leaving Die
akin soft, Mtiooth and velvety. It hat
long been the atudy of chem&U to pro.
(luce an article that while it would beau,
tify the complexion would alao have the
merit of being hamltss, but these two
important qnalitle were never Drought
together until combined In
WISDOM'S
tort to nto! Kits
Ull
1
red 1 I
Kfiifiino :
Succeeds
-tr,v,
ABCHKD WITH HIEBMIAR
. TO TIIK HA
Trwlvml ill tlm wr m fit, ovrr ninuntda
nil lliriiU iiinr, iwr) in htii'a nit
yuM, tli'C. en ImikIi hi Ui kK mH u( (lin
Miuil, eauirlit mid, tn.m tlm vVvela ut wliM.
Iiia rilrmU ih-iiiv.il k would nm nwnvur.
I.IMIh'riii Willi iliiw vnniui4liHi fur tiidii
yiMii. Iu Ml It. I'Kt.w Ui.Mfii Mr.lnml 111.
wiwir mlrrr.Wnl In vuuutrr nitwr,
ui k Uelmiuluwl to Urf It, A fw U.I1M
)iirk4 rlMthi all uiiiutli' nHilliiunl ua
ii.,t him. Alafa dm liulpmtoui Ui aak
Iiia nmnlry dir a iiil,.n, bi, uuw myt tu$
uenU IliHie. II brlHl tilt pmnlir, b
avnl hiutaaKl ( un.uiiip.iim u l.un-ur,if.
Ml. Kir at'nirula. In all tu mrrlail (iHma, Hi
" ll iYvrf " ii ail uih-uiM mumI. It
rUiaiwa Ilw araivm ai. Moixl.ialuia from
ha.vr iviiaa arlaiiia. and mirra all Skin
nd alu liimaana, aali-rbeum, taw, K-
and k l.idml al.maiiU. U la gajaurauil
la (Tiiunirndit. i niiHMi
.N.tii'n, ira tn an oh
lor aliUU II
(Tiiunirnlit. or nii.nr paid fur H will
rv.iniiVd, aukl bjr UruajUia.
W rv.uiiJ,, aukl by uruaaUia.
Cepirl,!,., laat, r Wimlim Itu. Nam AM .
0. AC S CATARRH RIMIOV
pttrv lb won. !,, no nwUnr ul bow lua$
av whim, bj uruaraais.
Fatcr's Golden Female Pills,
Knr ml IrrrfHlar
Ii.m; .ilili. llkellmta
e lit mrki. A'r
ail. UlTnl'llllrMd
by (.mminviil laU
.iiontnly, Uii'himi
to rolli-v ai,r.Mvd
tnaudruailun.
IUIIIfl! CKTliai
Ihm'l ba hiiroliTril,
........
a million) lak niiulb' I
ar.
anl la tnr addrw.
wit by aiall ua i
oli.iol.rU,J.ou.
, Ada.wt,
THE 1PHR0 REDICINE COIPUr,
Wwlnti UrtuvU. V. VOHthAHU. OR'
Kor Nil by llUKicr U'k.
lalllliai.ia.
i
VEGETABLE PANACEA
pREMNeo rnoM
ROOTS fk HERBS,
rORTMC CUBIC or
vii;H3jgi4n!4
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
. ARI5IN9 FROM A
DISORDERED STATE of tic STOMACH
OK AN
INACTIVE LIVER.
row SAIC BY ALL
DRUGGISTS ft GENERAL DEALERS.
W. 0. Cook
MALM IS
iFURHITUREl
IM K 1.0K AND PKHUOOM PETS,
SOFAS, AM BKD!,(WNOr:g,
MIRRORS
Fioiii 5x8 up to lSx-IO in (loniiiin
Plate mill n liujjn naaorli.ii'iit of
Aiiiciiciin I'liili'H.
-RUGS-
Of all kinds but h mC and
8nii.ll,
CHAIRS c
Front I'liiin Kiloln'ti Clmira to
tlin Klni'ut, I'ltrlor Clmira. . Fimcv
ltiM'koi'H a Specialty, tun! (Hirpct
KOI kCI'S Willi OVPIl lit) M'lHH.
BEDROOM SETS
Of nil kiiula anil finish, Hlmin.
liolilors, ('.utiiiii I'oIcn, Window
Similes, lint JtnekH, l'ietuio Frames
mill Mouldings, Stands iind (Vntor
tiililes of all kinds, in either Maple,
Ash, ():ik or Walnut.
LOUNGES
Of all the latest Pal tenia, with
Woven Wire Springs. Also tho
Uoey put cut Sofa lied lounge.
Main Street, Independence,
Bet. B and C Street. '
3600
SON OF ALT A MONT !
Dam by Live Oak Foaled April
27, 1887.
Will Im Iii Independence TlimntlayM,
Friday and Suturda.VH of each week,
and will Im permitted to serve a limited
number of n.area,
T IS RMS : 2U to insuhk.
For further particulars, aililiwis
4 17 2m J. M. STAATS, Alrllo.
NliTK'K I'Hlll I'lllll.lCATtoN.
UNnnmnAT,
Ori'aon Clly, iriton, Miir, 21, ism,
Not Ire la Imrohy irlvi'n llrnl III fnllnwItiK
iiiiiiii.il Hi.lli.' Iinsllli'd iml in nf hiu Inti'iilliui
In milk llnnl prmil' 111 sliiHirt of IiIn oli.lm,
and Unit anlil iirnuf will lin ninilo Imforw llin
wmiily I'li'iic of I'nlk iiuil.yHt lliilliut. Ore.
aim. mi May II, 1K01. vlr.1 Hi.vld Tlitvla. Honio-
aicHi. KnlryNu. 4UIH fur the a e ofaw IH Ip V
r Hw
lie niuriiw llm mllnwlni wHiickh to prove
h 1h oim . I tiuoi.H I'tmlduiioeiinimuiidoitlt.lvittloir
nf, aiild li.nd. vim 11. Hiu.tli.iia, Mi'Tlin-
iniiiiiia, nun i niy nii'i iiiiiniiiinN, ni i.ftwiavillc
I'nlk comity, Jotin Hltner, of Kluua.Valley,
llvnton enmity, all of Oregon. '
I, J , A. I KItntln, Hllgiaior,
4v N
JAY l
Uavo Just ItMwIvoil Direct Krom tho Factory a f'r-Joivl of the
CELEBRATED - BAIN - WAGONS.
. -Also ft Iirgn Assortment of
HACKS, CARTS and CARRIAGES.
And In a Few Days Will IUcive a Car-load of ;
BUGGIES CmriA BUGGIES
lr'" 9 KAH SJ Iloilt to OFU)ER.
These Itlgs were ordeiiHl early last Kail au.y mill (iK-cially for this t rade, they are imwjtiale.1
for Finish Durability and Price.
Weilso have a few of tho Cliiclnutta buggies, which we can adl to anyone wanting a cheap
Uig, We also carry a full and complete line of First class
HARNESS, ROBES, WHIPS.
A Full and Complete Stock of Hardware, Stoves and Tin
ware, Pumps, Pipes, Fittings, Shingles Etc.
Plumbing and Tinning Neatly Done.
COME
DENVER.
OmaTia, Kansas City, Cbicago,
8T PAUL. 8T. LOUIS.
AND ALL POINT)
East, North South,
Kur rurilier parllcti.iin Inniilre of anj aitent
ol lltr Omimnr or
T. W. LEE,
O P. A T. A.
IMrtland, Origin.
R. D. COOPER,
Ticket A(ei.l
Iiiili in nilrnr, or
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.
SHASTA lilNE.
einw Train. Ua PortlauJ Uallr.
iGirin nrar
JSII (. M.
lh. H. M,
lltli A.M.
l.v, IS.riand .r.
l.v. A.littii,v Ar.
Ar. Hoi. r'ntni'laro l.v.
A.M.
II: d A.M.
VU r. H,
Ahnra train. Mop onlr at to.lowln xailnn.
o.irlh til aimbiirf : Raat Portland, Orvn.iu i lly,
WikmIIiiiiii, Halem, Alii. Tanavnl, Bbnia, II al
ar. Ilairl.burg, Juucllou City, Irni ami Ku-
iii. ,
Roseburg Mail. Daily.
lava. Arrlvn.
tHirlliiiKl hkiia.m. Iliwfl.iirit ....:ia. M,
KtMi'imrit n jii a. m, I ivniaiid ,...(:i a. a,
Albany Local Dally (Except Sun')
l.ttve.
Poril.nil,. .... Mr M.
Allnuy im., .
Arrive.
Alhanr .... 9 00r. M.
Pitrtland . 01 A. a.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
For acoommo,inon of neoond-rlaaa paaMiigaia,
allarhad to Kapraa. Tratuh
West Side DWisioti.
Between Portland and Corvallls
MAIL TRA1K DAILY (Kicept Bunday.)
T.so a, a.
11:11 A. M.
U 10 r. u.
l.. I'orlland Ar.
Ar, iDdepaudeiioa Ar.
Ar. Corral 1 la Lv.
6 80 p. ui.
1 p. m,
lJ.Wi p. m.
At Allianr and CorrallU ooanoot with train, ol
Ore(tm I'.olilo Hallroad.
EZFRE8S TRUM DAH.T (Except Sund'y)
I.uav Arrive.
Portland 4M r. H. MoMlunvlll 7 . p. a.
MoMliiuTllla Hft a. a. I Portland ,..,l.:ao a. a.
THHOUOH TICKETS TO AU FOOTS'
EAST ARD SOUTH.
For Uckata and Information reranHnrrat
BiaDL atfL. oall on aoiniiamv'a au. at In.i.un.
daiio.
B. KOinUCR. f. P. 1001 R8,
MiiIT. Aaat, li. F. A Faaa, At
YAQUINA 13AY ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad
T. E. II00. lUrcivKH.
Oregon Dsvelopment Co's Steamers.
Short Lino to California.
I:rcight ami Fares the Lowest.
. HTBAMKIt SAlMNO li.VTKa,
Hlinmrr WIl.t.AMF.TTK VAt.I.EY,
Iiivm V()iiliia.! Miiri'h 8, lfl, Id, 2,
LwiveaHun Kranolaro: Mnrolil, 12, 81,30.
Trnln No, Swill rim Tucwdnya, Tliurartnya.
anil Kitturdnya, mill nu lntprmecllato day wlmu
nccc.ai.ry, 1
Train No, i will run Moiulivya, Wednoadura,
and f'rlduys, and on lutprmcdlat dny wlwn
noaiiary,
Tlila nminv rraarvra tha rlittit to oliatim
aalllnu d.tna wlthouv noilrn.
, rain. iwinoi't witn ma H. r. s. K. ana rir
biwtH ai Coi valll. aud Albauy.
W, B. WEBSTER, C. C. 1I0GUE,
den. F. 4 P. Agi.Q D. Co. Gen. P. A P, AgU
81 Montgomery BU, O.P.R.R.
San Franolaco. Corvallln, Or
HAII.HOAIW.
IP
lliflpnj N 8ALe
AND SEE US.
Successor to
DEALER IN
1
VV
ALL
Foot Wear of
New Ijoods Arriving Every Week
My stock is now mora complete than ever before. Shall be pleased
to huve ull the customers of the store continue trading, and hoi '
induce many to trade who never did laifore.
In connection with my store is
A REPAIR SHOP
Where Iwots and shoe can lie
management
Remember the name;:r::r--
W. E. GOODELL,
Main Street, - - Independence.
Pioneer Meat Market !
W. W. PERCIVAL. Prop.
DEALER IN
Choice
Highest market price paid tor fat
i it i.:n
au o.i.s payauie llionuuj'.
MAIN STREET, . INDEPENDENCE.
TIMK TAII1.K.
I.l.nflui. and Monmouth Motor Llna
Tj.nvoa
In(liHndnoe.
:
8:10
lll.tll
11:15
1:M
4:,1il
:H
I.CBVWI
Muiiiiioulh,
7:40
8:11
llttO
im
H:l6
:;
YOUR TURN NEXT! COI INI
NowBarberShop
N.UTK.& EVANS'. Props.
SHAVING, HHIRCUTTINe AND SHAMPOOING.
O STRBET, INDEPENDENCE
' . 4 17 lm .
oodell
H. D. Waller.
Mi
ffl.W
AND
KINDS OF-
Extra Quality.
repaired or manufactured under the
of M. A. BAKER.
Wieats
Stock, Reef, Mutton, Pork. Veal, Etc.
. a ' ' '
Sif Stafford I
Will be at Independence the, sea
son of 1801.
Terms, 120 to insure.
Last year's accounts may be
C 1 i. il w , .
loumi in uio inaepenaenee Aationui
uui.k. 41.
FLETCHER I SIHGE,
' Owners.
No. 1467
Will be at the old stand in Inde
pendence on Mondays, Tuesdays!
and Wednesdays of each week.
For further particulars address,
R0CKW00D
A. L. IIodson,
410 Salem, Ou