The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, May 15, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEST SIDE. ItWVKO BV cum i outon. imcm Kill HAY. MAY l.s lsl. TO CORRESPONDENTS. UYmVon oy ime ite of the jmjiw, mtt iWVr ht jmiaV by their in lie brief; l of iiMiiy flute trtutlt. . . Jm,i it, - : sixt,,.nyui.B0Mr. L ,W4 .. . jlxpiii tho puhliculion of Ihe HVrf HrnV ,j,.W,, ,Wf ut JVr(luiuli OnwMi. under mtwf. , Jmme too favorable t'irvunisluuccH. M' Me ",tt' Though his phonal attention to anAm? fen. (A- urn. tw ao,tvUH oftle MwiUlws toRt (w1 fmH wrvr ,, - . I 'troy .vow Mnc, mf win'y puMieulum, feitf in fAe lntertiuH of the f)Mie, The city council of mleieiidene has decided that the sidewalks of tho town needs attention, and a general overhauling will I iug urutetl. ' IVihaps we may yet have a war, fine our great prosperity Is seem - ingly exciting the jealousy of other nation.. The policy of our nation i not to go hair way in tmier io gtt into a fight, feud ourselves. We simply do v Money is getting easier and the prosjects for a slemlid wp has a timdency to cause the purse strings to Itceoinc loosnxl. Now is the time for those wanting to make in vestments to get in ami buy at bed rock prices. We may look for an announcement any day that the t'orvallis railroad is to l built, and then prices will sttTen mate rially in this section. The failure of six students at Moumouth to complete tho requir ed course of study and sumssfully undergo an examination would seem to indicate either that the . , I,.!. ..,! i n.,, .land.mllsadugru.MHl or else that I lie pupim iiiih year am irw i" average. No tloubt the teachers feel extremely sorry for the live S huiie ami one gentleman- oulTlli ,.. i(. . Blir . .. fiiiled, but iti8lHdterfortheseluH.Iy 0Mr (f) Jmgi; NcV(.rtl(. that niose tnorou-;niy prejun-u t 1 . 1 ... .... fc i oiuy Mioiiiw rt jin-wiii h. . The National Editorial Assoda- j tionofthe United States meets at i St. Iaul, July 14, 13, Hi and 17, 18ll. The delegates from (.fregon are Harvey Scott, tf the r fMMi, Ij. Samuel, Wilt Shore, .1. Mitbell, Timet-Mmnititiurer, ('has. Xiekill, Jacksonville Timet, S. M. Yoran, JReffinter, O.P.Mason, J'tiriHe Farmer, and R C. rentliuid, Wtxr Sid Tbreeexeursionsan" planned for the national association, one to Vellowstone IVk, one to Dulutli and the big lakes, and the third to the Pacific coiud, and in the Sutter our renders will Iki most interested. Kdttors from every state in the union will I in the party. The warring factions iu Portland have begun the battle, and until after election in that city the prin cipal theme of conversation will lie 'consolidation" or "no consolida tion." While Portland is most di rectly interestotl, yet all of Oregon is also look ing on with interest. It is better that we have one great city rather than several small out, just as it ia better that this govern ment should lo a union of states rather than a number of separate ones. AVe publish in this issue a, letter from Chicago in which a sub urb 15 inileH from the business cen ter is embraced in the city limits, What is to prevent Oregon City and St. Johns some day becoming a part of Portland! We favor con solidation. While the census of Polk county gave us only about 8,000 popula tion, yet the opinion of the people and of those who have carefully studied the situation is that it was undcrcounted, even then, at least 1,500. One year will soon have passed away, and our county is growing. Our school population has increased nearly 20 per cent. during the past year; and if our school children then all of our pop ulation has increased. We believe any fair-minded person will admit that this county now has no less than 10,000 jM-ople. Within a few weeks we shall have the census returns, and we Intend giving some figures which, 'we think, will prove that Polk county has at least I0,000j population, if not 11, 0011. It may lie that we have the hap py faculty of seeing only the best side of our fellow men, but we must confess that the people of Indepen dence impress us favorably, and we feel that our good opinion of them is largely due to the very cordial treatment which we have received since casting our lot among them. We recoguize a degree of intelli gence and enterprise which, if it lie backed by confident in the future, will make a prosperous city here, ami we fwl that our duty lies, not along the liiitt of prodding tho litj; itftiK the hIovcii, or what lire known m ''mtwaliaek," in order to cause them to forsnko tho errtirs of their ways, lint rather appeal In common wane manner to tho men of capital, of enterprise und push to fct forward, to develop our re Hourec tint) make tho desert Won ;oin us the ruse. We have grand jopportuitliicN, uud we only hojK to 1 humble imtrumeutN In'en jeoiirugiiig Ihe eiiibruehijr of thono ;ooituni'S by men of push. wh ,,,uunM,,01,,s, ( Mf Samuel tlevehnod tho nuijjiwtino from ii little monthly Into a mug nillceutly llliirtrated weekly, which fur RunmswMl anything ever ut tempted on this coast In tho line of colored lithographic magtulneH. Its pages were devoted .almost exclu sively to the development; of the northtst, portraying ly Imlh hii jand Hncll Incidents und seem which were of great value to east' mi jple, giving them au itctftrttte : j4j,,a ,vf this ncelluu. Having been jwnmT,, witl iW Mm for ?wvm) JwlrS) w mv tt mly rwi,a towartl Mr. muel, for tho relations of employer and employe were always ol the most pleasant nature, ll was a rlean and well edited journal, and its demise will be greatly felt, not only In 1 'oil laud and Oregon, but throughout this entire section. The would Xew York Suh says: It do the hearts of country editors good to ride up town on the elevated cuts in the uAeruooti of I Friday and Sat unlay on any week in the year. On these two days i great many businms men give only ,a luisty glance at the evening pa-' im-i-s und thou iiiimetliutelv draw ! ,, From a pocket u copy of a puncr t t.,.i i i.. .....i....i , ,, lUHl IS III I1UII M-W V'OIHIfl IIIIT. .. , eitv tutiHr. ho lur itH tviMt anil pen. ; ' r jtl1l, mm)W The ty ta ! invarialile lure and the displays of .'advertisements and headhunt to: luews art idea itnuiitoiily eourser. . -;i.- ,.,.,.,i,. i ll,.. 1,..!... ,,. il, -j"""""- rt" Ui tl(, lmtft ,,,votwj , villuK! 'news and mida every line there. 1 1 . - . . . . Alter that he not InfrtHpieutly reads tho village advertiwinentsi and gives a brief lsk at the ed-! itonils. The city man used to! live in the village, where that jst- jmt was printed, and he reeojfiiie! the uaim-s of jasiple there as old j aeiwiitii!i'es and ttuiimoiily old fr'ends. The village paper eomes like a letter from home to the city J man who was one a villager. FROM CHICAGO. Intertating Letter From Fermer Reaident of Polk County. Ciiit Aoo, April :W, lsl. Now that the city debt Is over and ull NirtKof reform are promlm-d iindi-r the iiiunllhi'iit rulu of uur new mayor, I take iidvantUKe of the iniu-eful tnle of the atiiHMjihcre to have a chut with the readera of thu Wkst Hiob. We are now having day full of prliij;' proml', 11 nd while the frcdine of renewed life I alwuyM an Inspiration, it (nil never, In the !ity,eitiiit the lux urlnnwof awtuntry like your. I have been thinking, this iiilet moriiinx, of the variety of Intcri-M Unit throb In I lie Kreiit tide of biiiimu life that till the street. The two great theme of com. moil iiiteret the election and the "grippe" are now likely to take a batik cut while private IntervHt are nttendud to, I am at present HK'iiding some time In one of the suburbs of the city, and after "sbiit-ln" street, the jst-p that we have here of "country" Is refresh ing. I have even heard chanticleer rousing from sluiiils-r with his curly note! Something 1 bud not hoped to hear In Chicago; for Kimcliind is already Incorporated In city limits, hut Is 1.1 miles from the IiuhIucss center and is reached by the III. Central, or rather Is one-half mile west of that H. H' depot ut l'ullmun. The "settlement" wus ts-giin years ago by Ilollitnder and Is still lurgely lu their control, and while some of them have tieeoine Immensely rich by the advunee of land values, many of the wealthiest still preserve the old penurlmiH wny of life. The town seems emerging from a "Hlecpy Hollow" sort, of existence Into new ac tivity and the sound of the carpenter's hummer is ever heard amongst us, Many of tlio "bunds" In the car works ut l'ullmun ure making them selves nttie mimes in itoseiuuii where they cuii buy good lots on monthly payments, und ulso get plenty of beer, which is forbidden in temperance l'ull mun. I wus much Interested recently In ltsili Ing over the ear-works there, es peeiuily in the majestic motion of the great Corliss engine, , The little city is W(!M uuitttn, 1HH,,)0 u, )llHllllHH and thrill which- should liiumetci'U' so wealthy 1111 enterprise. The gins is finely kept, us tiro ulso the trees, drives, full 11 1 al lis and (lowers. The question of keeping "the Knlr" open on Sunday Is not likely to trouble the people here so long as their favorite amusements of boating anil llsbing In Calumet lake, on which Pullman Is situated, are not interfered with, The smull boy Is already complacently stringing his ierch regai'dless of all questions of strikes, frauds and low wages wbch distress his elders. In one of the North Side kinder gartens not long since, after the chil dren had sung their little morning hymn, "Father wotlmnk thee for the nlixlit, And for the lhMd morning Unlit, For tvt mitt finwl uud lovlug enre And nil that make the world mi fair," tho teacher nxked If they knew what It meant. "Ob, yc, ftmtl U MuneUilug IHmI tu hU, mul the world's fair In (t no Inn!" In eduiiuloiml elrcltti much Is said and written of late years as to manual trululUK, and many Uin are receiving praeiliitl liiHtructlou In the various I'luxik Tho limtltute of Kljt b an eneelleut linly teacher who handles carpenter's l'U with the csmt and Itmiv ufuny vx. ei etiranter. An eb ucatlonal Jiairnat nkinl mvntly wbiit ii to tx ilnne with tbls uiHiiual nklll w lii'ii unlnixl, Hint My that in a few more yearn machinery will have nuper Ncdctl any ueet of manual InterlvrtHice. tt mmt tti have foiyollen the ptuil' tillliy that with such Improvement will also be likely to eome an atlvaue lit nsulrtmeut tr skilled handiwork, and I vote fur all the added ability that can t given tair cblUlrvu In this way, believing that with lnereie of power will wane Increase of opportunity and that haniix are very mre to cultivate as at all nt likely to go out of fanhlon. U II. Y. Portland Utter. Au old friend of this tx-r m-udu u the liilliiw Iiik alout 1'rtiilttittt, and has aKrced to write other and Icmurr teller oti the Mime ultct. We slinlt be glad to bear fmm him; "There are many hilkwauity famdlt w ho have not Un it In IVt llaml for ynirx, and have an blea that It st III l the wine old poky, uleepy little vl lajpi It w an yvnN ).', but times and I'urt laiul have ebanxeil. It Is a bustling, rtiNillutt i lly of almulT'i.iioo Inhabitants and a more lively elly of ll nine can't U found In t'uile Kant's domain. One of the miMt triyiig npHirHiu-e of It Kruwtb U It new and elcitant hotels It Um-il to be In olden Hun, when our Knoiijer friend would etsite down mid put up at the I utemalloiial or the Hvl- dental, he wa looked umu at home as iutlltiK n aliv, hut now If he waul to be "In the nwliv" be mut top at the! "Portland, Perklu or I billon" for the riiiinluranlx have taken poueiwlon of the International, and Jew and drum mer ruu the "lilbiiau." Of eounw It eiwt Mniuetblug to tot at lheiliigb- touol leaiM', hat w ho care tor ex- pui, whti brat w 1 worth omt dollar per buhel, ami bow the l,ord know how inm li. Vm,""r Kr"'" B,,,w " """ . . cable what aml elect no row, They are , ,i . i, . iiiluht he enllel itac auulbllatoni, ., ..... .. iou may live in me uuisaina i me rtly two Tor even more mtW from the buiuewi wrt of town, and In he time than H uil to take to walk a down bliK-k, yiai re at your nlace of bind' iiiwi, and all fur only live rent. The I Hr worklutt Hide rmji (be gnrntM I(.,,,.ftf fv..... I I.KUU l,.,llKltl,M..,llllH , . . . . iiieymiyaeiieiii piece 01 irony, or live there Uiww the nut I loueh eheaner thwi In the elty pmar and -.til al... I a .... 1 al . " """" l"F'r "r IIkkmit. Record or Deed. I. Haehw and wife ti T A Irvtuml, , , .. .. bind ueur M0.1m.mth W. I, Htii'iine to r A iieiiimi, Ian. 1 in tir Monmouth fi ts. I. Sucbe to I.yneiti Itstmond, html near Monmouth II.VK), lUndJIKUw to J It I hi via, land near Stiver ttO, Sanford Wutnon to M M Itobbin, land near .eiia toono. It I Cooper to J K Kiiklaiid, lot in tudfnileuce .ViO, F A Klndull to K Hoe, luml ueur IliH-im Vll a 1h:i. J I, (iwln to KIiinIu lloolhhy, bind at Monmouth K'M. Hheriir Holmim to John Truck, land at l-'alls City f-'on. J J Daley to C I) Kmbree, lot in Ital ia (loo, Adolpb Wolf to (I W Wblleaker, lot III Itldependeliee iisiNI. W A Itlalr to m-hiMil district No. IM, land near Ibdlstun flu. A Kami M K Wutsnii to t! Savage, ISI0, M V Wtssis and wife to II K Wll- llums, lot In Dallas ,!(. SHWIiltmam to W II Fulkerson, lot in Monmouth H't". A M Hryant et al to Duytmi lloud, lot In Falls City f-VI, Frank Ibie to Florence lb', lot In iiuenii Vlslit ? I J W Hpauldliig to K C Imgacre, lot in Huena Vlsla fMK JC Ililder to ICS Iioiigiicre, lot In lloeiiii VlsUt floO. II F Kail ami wife to J W Spunldlng, lot lu Huena Vista I'd). C K Wulson to Sanford Watson, laiitl ncarZeiinfl. Mc Ire w A Urine r to F Hihdlng, laud neur Perrydulo t-W). I) L A I (o to W Kckheart, land In JulluH.im. I.a Creole Academy to Hale Ituck- nnsto, lot In Ihillns $:W, A M llryant et ill to Julia A Brown, bind at Falls City m. Newton Woodward ami wife to L, C Hell, land near Dallas $210. Janice Harris and wife toC M Krown, lots In Intlependence $lli"i, William Hubble ami wife to T It Oardner, land ncitr Kola SfKKKi. II W CHHbrtl and wife to M C Hub- hard, land near Lcwlsvllle $HKMI. J C Hustings to J A Huiinum, land near Lcwlsvllle $.VKI, .1 C Hastings to J A Hiinutiiu. land near Lcwlsvllle 70u. J C Hidgpllb and wife to F A l.luk, land neur Lcwlsvllle : U K K 1. J II (bonier to L M Orralt, luml near Ilullston Wai. M M Kills etui to I) M Doty, bit In Dallas llfHI. C K Herri n to C DiM-kstender, lot In Huena Vista 8,'KK). T J (Iraves and wife to C N Starr, lot In McCoy 11000. D J Woodward to C Woodward, land near Dullns $760. h and J Ilelmlck to K A Do llortl, lot In Parker 8(H). IraFMIIutlcr to KSCattrnu, lots In Monmouth $.360. II Howo and wife to A W Fowler, land near Dallas 01,10. Polk County Land Co to U E Brey, lots lu Independence fSIK). II Howe and wlfeto K Weimar, laud in Dallas f 10(1. 1 CMK Ceart Pret;int. ' ll. ftij Hlnuiklim v Ik'ii Wlmlxor, Kubmitni Hlali i Oreitou v Kdwln kellow and StAilM Hill. Kellow'teliond tt fell.tl. dlllliietl: not guilty. ltoliit'il el mI v tieo Wbll eaker and It It lime. t'ontlnuiHt. A 8 14h v William Kay et al. IHhiuIkw iI, ; Kmma ItW'sm v I, M MeAdams. t.'iMillniieil.J Mary K $s k v J 1) (.Idtwoud etat. CuiilHuwI- TJ lllakeyililin Walker. Ivrault and JlldKineitt. Wiley 11 AM V (leorm' Hkiutier, IiIkiiiIikksI, I ' K llayter, 4Kvinent, v I It I taw son, awliinee. imilmied, Julia A AlleuinbMib Allen, Ite- fcrrcd to It F lb Ira F M ltutlcrtaU It Ht John et al, Default and Judgrkat. Ira F M lluiler Wl II Hi John et al. Default and JuduiwH. Alice Miller v (lUlMlller. Default reftrred to It F lb' The Dundee Morita and Tnt-t In vetimut Co, llmllelnA K Matthew' and n A MattlHw,Muult and ih- eree. Itmler A thtly v A F-)ltthw and S A Mai thews. Default ad Judgment J A VeuiHM v J A WWr.admlul- Irator of etale of JobiiUWIIne, et at Continued, A I, Hireve v F.llle Sl, . Default and rtarnH in It F lu ll. ItoU-rt Ford v U II Mailt, Ik fttull and Judgment. William Joue v A (I lt.n. lb- View Mtetlalucd Hlewart A Hon v t H I4'addn Ikfaiitt andJudKiueiit. J M MeFiv. M h McFre.lMerred to It F Hell. JTtlcrkvt' Jhiell et al. utlii ued. ,. Ilattle K Whitney v H K M.kldNi et al. ('olitlmied. 1 t, (I W Monk vs It Ilolmait. lUult andJuilKUieut. 11 N Townaend v William lbnri al. Motion itrauled. Zed Ibwiidorf v W D F.lkln. fault and JuilKUH-nt. Reselutlena ef Aeeaeet Jelenee. ne Can At a reKiilitr iiiwlliiu of lliiena YlHtu , IHlue No. i, I. O. (1. K. the followhiKl reaolutlou were uiiaulnMiiily adopted; '. WitnuM. It h lt Iha (Irvni Itulrr I ' of (It I'iovwm In mmni rrutn our nilUat -uur Inte Hmtlivr M. A. I'mvoii, and J Wit, ll I bin Jim llmi a nulni na. llllhm n( hl limit)- tiriiuM vlmulil lie li.-l.l; i Ihrn-iiiro Im It Kn"ltrl, Tlml, Willi lam In humltlr uIiuiImIihi Hi Hi will of Hi Mwl llleh, we dii not ll Inm niiHirn Sir mir lirtHtixr who tnu.lwwn lkn IMIlt Ua, AV,., Tlml lu Uk (ImlluM H, A.t'ratvn Oil luOnn Inw.'HU a bn,iliir wIhi u nvnr iaJy 111 iMltir Hi tivlpltiK ImnJ and the vol.-rol ni)tuili- tii llienwl)-n,t dltlrwnl; ! n tu'llvn uiriulwr of till KK'h.ty, wIhh ul- i mw roiimwi iw luimi mi iu man . ,lld ,,n,.rti)-. afrknd ud n....h.i llriu- tit ua all; t-IIUrll lim, uprllflll 1 11111I llnl.li- llli- a Uuiilurii nf rttiulMLiii to ! bit Ifllima. J H'iIpI. Tlml th lioartfrlt yuiitlijr nl i lllla IihIk b ulrnilinl til h widow of Ibr itmil, ami tliat w nirumlly lnl bar l I Htm wIhi alour (n niniftirt In turrnw. 1 AJivit, 11ml our thuuka am Uuo, Mill are ; brtlljr If mlvrril tai, tlio iuinlara iif Vallrjr ! ,n " "ur babr aurim hi. Ii I IIIUMmana fiir llivbrlnaii kludljr aliiiwn Ua l 1 llw hr,. wh. j tYwotaf, Tlml tba miliilliiua be irel ! Mi the tminla f I he inlK anil a nfy 1 llivmil h tnuiailllinst U llm family uf Ihr I (Wrraaial, and a taipy acilt l llir Wl-t I Air )iillli.iil.iii, i K. ll.Jicras, J, II. Al.tXASIIK. ll, M, ..IN!1HII, OMIIIIllltlf, A QPAKEKH DOZKN Rlrhard lit, tb wall knowa amprllr ol Iha Quaker ptlrr, Na Ellli Ut, Sn Fraetce, but wk Mat Ute foUowln( laliir to U Kdwte W, Joy Co, "Uj raallf br bwa tekl Joy' VrUbl Smprllt bow lot nonlli with tploadld Nwla Ourpailnr a ba that u Uklnf tt rafuUrl (or a ihort uu and (tUnt tb intra (taited rijbt, aa oecatlanal do tbtrtatur kp tb lyiua la r(ft conditio. A (Mttltaritr of jrourTffaUbl oji pousil iaupllnbl to m ll, thai It doe Dot lo It afiot, but imj t aoaoiapUih tb hub raulu eonllnu..;. Al Uw and bowl ratulitor and oomctlv It I r (cttoo, W would Bot b without It 1 eat bout. Ja tact I bar Juil bouiht dot bet Um lo rl th rdud prlc." A. U. Bow, o( 3 Joon (tmt, A f., eJ writ thai II bat ba hla habit lor jar 1 awak la lb Btorolofi with a beailach ad aa Mbaaitad ttallDf i but aloe lb Irat bottl a bu had bo rttnm et hi old llm dbllMlif haadKhu, ICtiiniiii'iiend bualnea MiiitIi 4, IHsB, KKPOKT OK THK CONDITION. OF TIIK flHSl NATIONAL MM. At Inili'iKmdi'ntt, In th Hint of Oregon, at the .ian nl biialnoaa, May 4, A. I. IMI. HKSoeaeKs. Ijunna nml illarouiila II41..W 4N (ivnrilriilla, ais nn-il and liiiawiiri'il. . SCJ 'J V. S. lUmila In Ms-urn vlmiilntlon .... Uakl Ml Hun ftniii iiiipruvi'd rnacrvii aiii-nla . .'II SA lliiiikliiK-hiiiiav.niriilliimniiil flxl rna 4,7iim as ('urrruti xiMMianaaml Hum iulil..... M IH I'mmliima mi II. M, llnuita 3ssj i-i Clioeka unit oilier rawh ltm IS tti lllll. ol oilier Imiika .. I, (ITS Wl Kravtliinsl iiisir eurreiii'y, nickel und ivnla fl 4!) Specie IMM Iteili'iniilliin f mill with II, H. 'I'iviik.. iiri'r(6iier(wiitofln'iiliillonl MB CO Due mini it, H, Tri'iiaurer, oilier timn A mir cent, rodeiiiptlon rilllit 4 78 Tidal -. ...1SI,7I0 m IJAIUI.ITIKH, fnpttnl at(k paid III !, (K) Hiiriilus fund Iti.it in ItnillvliM pnillla.. I.IWl M Null, mill Hunk Nulca (iiitaliinillHK IXI liiillvliliuil ilmaiaila sullied tovlivck :w,Ht 71 IH'inunil corllllciUesiil ilcmll, ... tu,s."HI US Inn- lonllii-r Niilloniil lliiuka... -C7INI m line InHliile Hunka anil biinkora.... I2,.'W7 IU Totiil Jl.HJIS l SliUeiifilreijim, I'nlllllv f I'olk. f , W. ll, Ituwlcy, eashler nl I lie nlinvs-nnini-il lunik iln aoliMniily aweitr Unit the bInivh alniciiicm Is I rue ui tliti biwiiif my knnvvleilKii uud liellcl. W. II.HAWM:V,Cahler. Mulmci-lttcri und awnm Inlii'liirc me tlila lllll iluynl Muy, ls!i. Jimks Hi Buns, .Nolsry l'lilille, Cnrrcel-Atleali J.H. OlMII'KR, . I,, W. HuaKwrsiiN, 1 lltill. W. WlllTKAKP.Il, . Kliwlora, WOOL The Highest Market Price , Pnld In eaxh mr wihjI by GEORGE E. BREY INDCPCNDCNCCOR. VEGETABLE PANACEA aiMRIO PROM ROOTOA HERDS rONTHK CUHK OP : i - 1, - iri -(:! : : 'liJf- :l AND ALL OTHER DISEASES ARItlNS FROM A DISORDERED STATE vtkSTSMACH OR AN INACTIVE LIVER. ro iaic my all DRUCSISTS 4 6ENERAL DEALERS fiO Mill fill er, tlist err Html of a.. W ir. iijp Crnr? truly, and be Slight UMl Cwv'J bv .Med with euual force, that writ tesSaXS Biuieal fcctl of thU meuuatlaa hav haaa attat. ed by IbouMauiof tbe tcadiag ladiaaof ocitty end the Ugt, It k the eole erti cle everdiicofered which gleae ffttm end UfauUftU tlat to the eotnpUstoa, at the Mine tlmemoing ell rouKhne of the fce ndtrtn ana leaving the kla toft, tmootb and velvet?. It ha long been tb Mady of chrniu.li to pro duce an article that while It would fot tify the rin)dfiiioR would also have the UK-iit of heliiK karmltst, but these two imjiorunt qtmlitiM were eitwr brought UK"U'er until romlilnrd la WISDOM'S V P.OBBRTINH. run I- An! mmm ,u. HE PIONEER STORE! -.1 .or SHELLEY & Has Just reteivetl Wmmh lit ill the New Sly Im and Patterns, and ai now ready for the spring trade. These -JCEW . I , -t a . a j i AND- , a a aa a,,,. , . , .,.-.,., tat. SAM :. FRANCISCO ' WW L,n a- a .." aa ' W Unf. -' Our Clothing is immense. Our Hats are Complete. Out Shoes are First-class. Our Facilities ftuduiiir Business uw Uneiiunled in tho County, dotal (Jittlity nnd Fair Prieo is our Motto. We weli!OtneOne nnd 3Ml. S H ELLE Y & VAN DUYN, Independence. Oregon, i IfS -wwawaawa- THE CRY OF MILLIOMSI OH. MY BKCK! TOP IT NOW, BOON IT Will. BC TOO LATt. 1 baa bffn troubltd minmn wih dlana of Iha kldncjra ana Bat lrd auf dlflcreot rcmedlaa and ban KMfat aid Rom dutcrant pbyak-Uat wllhoul relief. About tb i.Mh of Apri I wa. auffcrlnf from a wry viult attack that almoat d mat rated ma la auc a manner mat I waa btut ol. Whra I aat duwa tt u almuat Impoaaibla for m to t up alalia, or la put 00 my dothra, wban Kind proTHirnet ant ur. Henley, OKUGON KIONKY TUA, la tuy hotel. 1 Immediately aommenced ualnf the tea. It bad an almoat mlraculona eficct, and to th atton- with Ibt lahueal of all Iha jrueata at Hit hotel, ia law aay.,1 am kappy to Mat, mat i waa aew man. I wil recommend Hit tea to all aRllctctl I ban bee. o. a, Turrita, rrpprletor Orddealal Hotel, NO MORE BACKACHEI Lewis Kelso. HKAI.KR IN DRY AND FANCY GOODS Ladies and Gents Fur nishings Goods. Most Complete Stock of Boots and Shoes In tho City JLilL A f ! 3 Odd ins n Have Just Itceelveil IHrwi From tho Factory a Car loud of the , CELEBRATED - BAIN - WAGONS. Also a litrgo AsHortmvnt of HACKS, CARTS and CARRIAGES. And In a Few hyn Will ltccelv 't'rbmd of- mmmmmmm BUGGIES IMmt From tho EAST. MMMMI These Riga were ordered early last Full and built esechilly for thi trade, they are uiiwjnaletl for Finish Ibintbllity and PriiHi. WealsohavoafewoftheCinclimttitbuKKicH, which wewinaellto anyone wanting a cheap Itljj. Wealsoitirry a fnllnud complete line of First cluss , H ARNESS, ROBES, WHIPS. A Full and CompleteStock of Hardware, Stoves and Tin ware, Pumps, Pipes, Fittings, Shingles Etc. Plumbing and Tinning Neatly Sone. COME AND SEE US. - VANDUYN an Kleptnt Line of II u giasls nrtMliitH-t front YORK- f a - tif it :i II MK TAIIt.K. Imlopundvan and Monmouth Motor I. In Invra Indcui'iidi'iire. n:'l H:lll ft.Hi ll:l."i l:ftt t:-'l ' :IS Lenvoa Moninumli. 7: in InnO ll:i lit 11.-1 U::i , YAQUINA RAY ROUTE Oregon Pacific Railroad T. K. IUMK1. Ukckivkk. Qrarjn Dsvofopment Co's Steamers. Short Line to California. Freight an:l lares the Lowest. HTKAMKIl SAIMNQ DAT1W, kmmvr WIl.I.AMRTTK VAM.KY. lav!m Him Frunt'lam: May , 1'A 3D, Lfiivca Yaqulnat May 1, it, M, 31. ' Tmln No, H will run Tmwitiiya, Thiirartuya, and Habirday, and on liili-riniMliulp day whon nH.eaaHrv, Train Kn, 1 will run Monday. Wpdnomlaya, and Friday, and on Inlrrini-cllHlc days wlirn niHKiaaary, Thla wimanv levervi'i th tight to eliange ailiiu ,,.,Im wlthimv ikhIi-o. . rnlim ooamtct with the H. P. R. R. aud rlr huat. at OivhIIIi and Albauy, .w. n. wsnsTOii, 1 C. IKKUiR, Oon, F.A.Agtl O. P. U. 11. Corvall'ii.Dr ln, F. it P, Affi.O.D.Oo. .'It Montgomery 81., Nan KrancUro, NoM467 Will tie at tho old stand in Itulo- pondtince on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week. For further particulars address 'A. L. Hodsos, V 410 V Salem, Or. EOCEwOOB J. D. THE GROCER. Main St., Independence, Oregon. TO JJ VUSTOMKllS: Von will I ml mij xforr utofkfd with the best rhisn of (tiuwcvies and Vanned ChhU, and, my pHrvs ore, as they June always been, the. lowest. I keej) an hand Early Vegetables from California, and also home-grown vegetables. t 1 V'ty the ' highest prices for prodttce. ' My Croekery department is f ally stocked, and I am offering some largains in (Ibtss-ware. My Cigar and Toltacco dejxirtment embraces only the Rest Brands. Come and sec J. J). Iltn.YK, The Grocer. W, Duccessor to E -DEALER IN AND ALL KINDS OF Foot Wear of Extra Quality. New Qbods Arriving Every Week My stock is now more complete than ever before. Shall bo pleased to have all the customers of the store continue trading, and hope to induce many to trade who never did before. In connection with my store is , A REPAIR SHOP Where boots and shoe can 1 repaired or liiaiuifaeturcd under the management of M. A. MAKER. lleiiieinber Ihe nanu-- W. E. GOODELL, Main Street, - - Independence. JAY M 3600 ALTAMONT ! SON OF Dam by Llva Oak Foalad April 2T, 188T. Will bo In Independence Thtirsdavs. Frldavs nd rMturdayg of each week. and wilt be permitted to serve a limited number or mares. rf'ERMS; S20 to insure, For further piMlculnrs, address 4 17 2m M. 8TAATS, Alrllo. t , ... BUGGIES lluilt to OKDHIt. oodell H. D. Waller, H n No. 2821 Will be fn Independent Mondays. ;. W. Berk's, Stiver, Tuesday. f F. M. Lewis, Lewlsville, Wedueadaya. D. M, Gutbiiea,, Thnwdays, at noon. Dallas, Thursday night and all day Fridays aud Saturdays. At my farm, one and one-half miles west of Monmouth, .Sundays. TERMS i 90 TuTlNRlTRK UVK FOAL. JAsTkT DAVIS, 5 1 lm Monmouth. IRV WE, G mi