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DO YOU WANT THE WORT: OF YOUR MONEY? r The Woat Clo. , S mmju ji. n fauna. 1 job;pinting: ' VOL VII t 12.00 Per Year. INDEPENDENCE, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1, 1 CO I . Five Cents Per Copy. NO. 44. THE WEST SIDE MfU T 1ftl lt, PHtl.!.aje flaaau HntMxwl M taa r.(.iIBr In Indepra (teuvo, mvgun, m iAMtl-vtw nuatUNT. UMCmmON RATKt. OMtMl ... . . , W MiwIM .I. Three M.uilh. JD All mrri end deoia nmim nl rd t rW line, will to insert) Ye All tr tlx. lino will to eti.rtml B ivnw ir lla. rWM obituary rwSui.n will to tor4 Kir m tto raw uf t iwr lUt. Advlrwu til ovmmunlnttlnni Dur.IVe.lloo, U r Want Sinn. ad oil tvmUlnnvMt pv.W. in ito Vwt iwittty ruWUhitu fum. . General Directory. ' I'tUTtD tTaV Praudviit BMjwala B wrktHi YieaPrwHiant.. ,Lat I . Mortu 8m of Stat ,)m 0. Bl.lar .atTroattirjr.... Ch. Ilnlf Onerl...joh Wwk SrAttflatwior,... JiAo W.Nubto nf War , u IWlWId Fruluf 8e. of Nafj llt.jawio r.Tmej Alloro; IWml W.H.H. Milk 8 of A.fkcollara. . . . . . Jfmih ttuak On, of KJikmIhw W. T. Utm. Gun. of ruituM,..........Q. BIUuw rTt or oMooti. lrtfimt...........Blaar Pwonjw 8,ot!iai.., C)u.W. MeBrkte Trtirr., .........Phil Mtooaa 8opt of rb. lo, ....... E. B. MeK., Atty. Gnnil G. E. CbMBhrllB Suu rriulrr ............ Frwik Bkw U. H. 8olr Jj.N. Uulph O)0rwmft Btojf llrmun IB I , W. 8apm Court. . t.Lunl 8(1(4 of roiteomr....U. H.D.nio Su.L if Alnm... ...... L. I Rulnd i a. w. Ooii R.R.Cw.. Kubfrt a (A N. lUwilh tkrk I'rwl MHI Fhh Com Jr.C.CmiiII (Oro.T. Hi- ruwlCuw ... W. W. Bkr Ciremi Jo4 R lttno Atty Out. 0. Biogbim rout CWWTT. , ' . . JN. L. Bolter lUpmutUfit.. lU.W.Myt Omnly JoJg.... .J. 8tottffr Coantj Cummtuoor. . , . ! 8im0 bhwiff .....W. L Write VWtk.. 0. O.Cul TntMartr 88. Trow Bcbuul nperlul.lol...W. I. R)0"W tntwr N Oirdww Homjmr T. Boiler Corwpw... E. L. KWonm 4 ntDtrisDam-a. Mjor ..........W.P. Cwoij icorder ......J.T. Ford MriiJ T. FwwtH Trurr. ................ K. I". Hokle 4 . , I J A Wlwfcfr jirlWrd jei, , Krragvl h.Bl rd j KmM (),touO jM. Mrwio Tbira Wtnl. jO.W. Sbloo M'HWI. MIKTIDM. t L. 0. Oilmort .?:851, Clerk .... ... M. L CHURCH DIRECTORY. Fiiun Bmw.-8oDdy School t 10 a4.lj u. Praacbiaa trj bond l 11 enttiog ib flrl, ("bich it i n.h Vi.l sod tnrj Boudjr boorbrfurrfrtwelnthwiilM. Pyr ... Thnmdkl fTCOIDB. All Bner.ibv w.w. Rt. A. J. Hcua". pMtor, CLviHt pMwrru.-PrwblD ervkw wy Sarnlny nwniog tt 11 " alo lo b efeomg .t 8 o'clock. 8und.y 8bo.Jt U o'clock, immedmtelr h.r,. PTr BKHJtlllB CWrj WIlir. .u. Ti.ios. A t.rdi.l infiUlioo i- t.dl to ll,.pciIly Ti,,ln M. R Cbi-wth MocTN.-PMbioB U...4.. mnrnilllf Kud iliDg. 800 u.i.i -i olnck in Ibf ifleroooo aHT OUUTHPr.- Pr,.rm..uwrjr Tborly .reoin. A,1",T"ed- RET.E.E.PH.m.Plor EwnKUOAW-Saotl.iy obnol t 10 o'clock a. if. Prtbmg W -; n fourtn Bood.y of tb month rt 11 A. . tad cwrt Hoodny weoio 8 Pr.yr mwtioB on ToMJy wi- rpclfolly . , Kit .A. , CoMtt.PMtor anj.. School every 8oo- a., .t lflo'ckk. Prwcbmgtbe .Dr.t " ' JQj...nf Ibe monlb morn 0(1 CO0U duum- n .d eteoioa. Pmyer mee.iog on ' Br. IL I SHitiiit. Fwr, StKT HOCliTlK8. NO WOfcU W. HHI8W. to" VAM.ET W1WIKN0.41 loot: ?f" i 'nimill. N. u. to Hl WHKELER, ecrry r' i ai uiuuir. w H0MR71 lomB WO. . A,KnlKhi. lltln our cuy o, itriTfcn. v. W, M. HAWlRY'. K. oi iv. . i a Tnit All kind, of bulldmi.drtlo MctROWAWJ ; PBFXH AMI uirMt lnad"" I aVtUlMKR, HAI.ICM. OHKGON, IVMli-r til watch m, eu k and jkwki,ky. Xln "l!" I aim l mwl free S. m! Klv.Wk mill .h, l fete nrlew m f thn al.. Itotmrli,. uMMMMtM-n prlnw. IM LEE A. BUTLER. mm m mm, J. 8. EXAMINING 8URQEON8. Offl Wl tide nf tUtu t., INtHSTKMPKNCIS, ' . ' - OHRIHtN, DR. J. K. UH?Kr; Physician and Surgeon. aaaa Vlata, Oraaa. j. M.CROWLEY, Physician andS4jrgeon UONMOUTH, OR. ATTORNEYS. A. M. HURLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law UtSiwi Kent in lnditil Nul l lUnk. ladofwnttfnnMir. ft. r. Bunlitutl. B.N, HnjtOw. W.II.IMinM I0NHUI. HOLltt I Nirotl, ATTORNEYS AT LAW orrirR in tMH wm;k, Mlrra uurd Court, BAt.KM, OK. MLSOELLANmUa. C. S. McNALLY, IECEITECT AMO DRAUGHTSMAN l(O0Mt1 miM llltKAN IU.UCK, COMMKHCIAL lT. MAIM.UK. BANKS. bUtIUh4 by ylool Aulhurlly. -TUB- FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Of I dBW.Orrfn". Capital Steak, $80,000.00 to.ooo.oo Surflua, J, a. CtWPKR. U W. lUHlKHWDS. Urul. Vlf mtiuont. W. H RAWI.CY,Ciwlihr. OIRtCTOPS. J. A. Coopr, U W. RotoWno. Uwlt lUliuif 0. W. Whtlwker, W. W. C"m. a nl tonkin bualltMi lrnwld Buy u4 wll. icluii oo nil Iropurtwu potnu. nniu mmld uihlml lo rhi k of on twr- Offlcvbonm l.u.llp.m. THE ISDEPEN'DEXCF. National Bank ! Capital Stock, $50,000.00. H. BIHMClinEBO, ABKAM NKIJlOf. VlMPrftldont. F.CONSAWAY . t'Mhlrr. . ik..i.i,...nil MchKtine bnlm UMMctto: louu mixle, bill, dtoioonled.wm- rru -ount .Ut "wk. lotrt ld on time ik-poult Oaodnmn, n. llirwnnr. . T.J. L,I. A. Alien. WCORMMTW UNDER THE WW! Of OREGOk. MONMOUTH, OR. IK A uruww r. w.v."jr...Vi;i i ... ..un.iiier PAID CAPITAL, $25,000. DIRECTORS. I. A A n.l tonkin, and JjJJ ,D-1f "pr."r lt n.t burlr prooi ., " . .. V.. I f ItftM IIK'M. 9 ft. Hi Ml I" ' (ERUbltahed by Nulloial Authority.) THE i I Cijital National Bank I or SALEM OREGON, Burpluf, $18,000. R gWAfXAOR W.W.MAnTIN rrcldwit Vlo.Pra.l-V-". J, II. AIjBBRTi Owinlcr. LOANS MADE -hMt and other merchntll 'Sfflln .u,re,althar.n prf prodttO,ooninHi tftt pmtrm or P- - rt rhlcago, cousn OREGON STATE NORMAL MONMOUTH, 'OWlfiOON f IUuimI in lli'mii.. hi. 1. n.u.r.1 ..r i-.i....ii.. vimit'liu HI. kkiw Ikiii'V. tiiivenmr Hi Ivmli.r .1.. ....... .. ... i .. . . rin-m uutuuMnatiAU'tluh; Itettjtttulu Hflutint'hl, IH, fVl.iW. .H.r ."i1iV nn tarn attain Hrnt. 22, f. V. MutiM.jiMxifa v.riw,f,i!, wiili, AU Wmli'iiU tn riiUr at a ..-irr,,A.m.i.,.ii.ii"ii... F.rwtlogm.,ddrt., STAND NOT UPON THE ORDER OF GOING, BUT o TO HEHKLE & WALKER, The Pwjil' Gim', who kwo a ftrt.t cl etork of (irtKvrlw and provLlona, Clgnni and ToImckim, t'ni'kiry and Cilwwr. Couutry jirotliiw lk n in rxolmtigtf for gixxl. .raiacoTf. I A. Ttxwa Prescott & Veness, .morRirroM or IndcpcndeiK Saai mill. . , NAKvrAcrt'ara ... wti.ta n FIR AND HARD WOOD, ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMDEIi I A. Waaataa, WJif BROOKS S5. II AIIIU.TT, 94 STATE ST., SALtM, ORCGON, Eons, fisliios Tackle. Sporting Goods, Dull Czrrizges VKtorirriiKA. ha.k iiAtt ott. uiWn tkn nw. rotrr, v ri.AH, flint CKAtKKIW unit riaK WORK. I-Only f.nil.'l. tm k of (lun rtirtlBiiU. tnl guixw ami iw riti-n. II. it. I'TTKKMI. IK I'. I'TTIBI)K PATTERSON Bros., DRUGGIST -DBA LIB IX- WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY. INDEPENDENCE, OREQON. READ And be Convinced. 72 Steel tooth iron hurrow, -0. B and 7 tootli cultivators. The best liome shiwing. The bwt in Iron Steel or Wood -AT- I. EJreageFs. Best price paid ftt Old Iron and Castings. Indepondenoe. SCHOOL, Tha Iradlns Nornml Miool f ...iiiMn.ft - h.i l..u.ll.. V.ilivlia lllitt' bllll hirthwtwt. IWtilinil nun nwiHi-1 . . . . .... ...... I...II.I- Ihipi, Niw pMniiu, full fiM-ulty, iilthi ix HtitM aim utnifwii"""""' V . ...... I A.luun.ub, NllPliml. ItUH Iiivm, Art and Mwlo tlt'i urtnu'iiW. KihhiUI atti'iillim ilvii l lliylil trulnluK. Voluniixir military or- irmilMiliin. Tliiw rtwilvlng illplwiitt aro u tlmrUwl t( tipli In any county In Ilia atl wltlimrt furtht-r Miiiiilna turn. , 'I'iiIiIi.ii In Iho Nnrmal Bllll lrtll- tw di'imrtuiDUt liaa lwu rotluiwl Intlo RiH Jand Tlntha ii-Ntmiial, from ti to liU m .aulwailftir Itatl.' Kt. rntiii 4it to Sid mil atK'A WrS'S ion ;R. rvh' T'ii.i.Vi:i iirnt. JttnirU at .Normal dining wall l Ail ly.p ifimlc. KurhlnliiMl ruilliwt. HI IIM1I. O.l. ...I.I. II..1.. ...,l lln. tl ix.r H'tH'K .,,,1 .io In tirlvnlH mill- ny llinw. 1. I.. CAM Pit ELL. A. H.i Pn J. M. l'OWKl.Ii, A. M.V. Pit. - - Indrpendrncr, Orrgon and Hurting (lointi In tlio tttito Hilh of G. W.SHINN, HOUSE, SIGN ana ORNAMENTAL PAINTEE. rMr tlniii)(, rnwolnf . Klc I'Miit roonit ..,.llit Jiiiim'Hlnl,, Jmlwnilrni. " MRS. A. M. HURLEY, Millinerj : Fancy Goods Knt lo Indpnlncii NiIIom) Bnk. MDirgapMoa, Oaaooa. Mitchell oV Bohannon Monufi'tunr ol SASH AND DOOHS A IX) Ht'KOI.I. HA IV I Nil. Muin .Irrai . ... lndrtwiiili'ni-o. KfAFJTED! StrowbiTrieH, KiutplM-nlt'S, RliickborriiWiOoostibcrrlrthCherrfea AND Uood Fruit of All Kinds AT THE SALEM CANNERY. Look Out for the Announce ment of SVARVERUD & CO. Next Week. GOli DEAFNESS, ITS r.AIISFS AND CURE. MtflrnllKnillylmilMl b Ml rlt nf urhl.wlja 51? tVmVi1? r.tinrjI.VJUV r.ik imv. rai, ihiiiti.iiM uiini M.nl.M.1 ..... tl.M imiiin.f.1. rut rnimuiiiml Ill nlrpukn. ilh Jll.lll. mkI U!tininlla tit mum (rucii iwhiiIiwiii iiI. iiwtlt' o fn Dr. A. FONTAINC, Taooma, Waah. BRICK YARD. , J. R. COOPER ;Of InoVrMtMleitcfl, huvJng ntPum engiuf, ft lii lck iiwicliiiKMiml wvoru) r of flmut cluy, to now pn-puml iwjion Imnd ttfluo quality of n. . .... ... . . Brick. wliWh will it mM Wlrwa. HM1IE3S Good and CHBAl. V liavo tlm Iiu gwt unit Ill-XT Hti k of llnrniwH cvir brought to IlliH Stfti.HI. Ill Oar h Manufacture. Onr Whiixi are direct from tlic Kudorytntl nro tno iKt out of lM Hlylof. Trimming tat rfiwonitlilo I'riifH. Beamerct Craven. DAMON & HUBBARD Suaeaeiora to ELK INS -S: CO., rnoriiiEToiw 'of lliuiliitu of ull KIihIh Done nt K e a o u a b 1 H ft t e a . Mill Feed. Oak, and Ash Wood FOR SALE.- - mH'otKt'tloii Miidn Mont lily "M INDEPENDENCE, OREGON Wagon Making AND Carriage Repairing . A. WEKGEKBOTH a mi ! In tfi. biilMhii mm . K imiiI' hlm k.mlili hp II. M an nr i l rorliiH.il li.vlnc lMinir.1 hi. ttwl. In unl. lie iHlu .h.r. ol lb p.imi(t . ill gii.rwitntt Mit.l.i tlu. "s. A. PARKER, MnminirltiM'r nd denier In Sash, : Doors, ,: Mouldinjrs, : F.tc Full lek ol (lliwn, nil le, keft eriimlunOj' on Imnd. atpc-illiU raun mi eonlrneW. KiM'lory on K. It. ilnwt Mr Unt. CITY HOTEL, C St, Independence. JAMES GIBSON, Prop First rlntn in eery rewwl R-veoiiil ntlnnlmn olvn triinnint PUHUlllH'ni. A inpl room for eomnwroml trnwlt'r. H. M. LINES, FUNERAL DIRECTOR UNDERTAKER, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON, A full and complete Una of Funeral goodi Always on iiand. IB Caveata, and Trade-Marki obtained, and all I'M Dt liiulnena eoiiilneled tut Modorala Fl. Our Onto II Oppotlh) U.S. Patent OHIca. and we e Bn aunire tont In lima Umo than tlioao remote from Wa.lilnulnn. Semi modnl, drawlnn er photo., with deaerlp tlon. We advlae, If iiatentahln o, not, free of cliarite. Our fue not due till patent la aei ureit. A Pamehlel, "How to Obtain l-atonta," with namei ofaclniil client In juiirBtato, county, or town, aeut free. Addreua, c.A.srJow&co. - . .. . j mb . t, . .ii. a. n A OPOOlUt rilMl umct . niininnivni Lyj CttyTruck and Transfer Co LUri'-O t1i'i."'. ahMiiini lMgk.Cra, fr. IhiMil, illiw". " " i IM ftimirt. t at .?', CccubcIIoi), W.iKjMa"W. t.ll'.:B"l Sit ' i"V Apitmphlotof Information nndnl'' 1 "traeKif the lawa,ali,miiiK lliwtof .. w volitaln I'uloiiu. 'au, TraileV u V. Harm, Coprrliihta, mi( rRiJf I V.A. WUNN A CO..4 ) S .1(11 llrnnilwiir. sjfT . -ava.w Vara. i, Hy Telegraph. A hlH OKU VIKI.IM t Vlt. Il.e.rr nf a Vein r Uimriii llrnring 4ul4 ami itr wlileb Af IU49.Mli In thai t urn, ur.lll I. l..lhi.4 In llvrumr a r.m Mining ( .nit, KiKli.ui.nl II un. Iligk, N'ot long hIiicm a gentienmu by mo oiuiid or vvm. iMiimwr, a r tHtnt uirlviil from Mevuda, pur- chiUHttl live M'trn of liii.d of MciMhrs. Willis uuil MvKlroy In tbo vidiiily of tlie Cut hoi io grave-yard went of ( Wvftllis with the intention of' iiiiikiii) hlniHiilf Uicnnuiieijt liome. la ninkiiijf h well in) the pliu'0 be ruti through a vein of quuil which to apjiOttninet eiinied gold and silver. Though ho eullcd the tit Umtloit of jmrtleM about tho city to tho Iiiet, no interest wiw paid to I ho mui ler, but Mr, LeudliHter wilt Homo of lh roek lo an iwnayor In Nevatbi. Tim retitrim (hiiip bttek Htutiiijf Unit it curried guld and uilver tu tins muotint of tll22.' (18 to tli ton. Tho (iiiiitlz liiw uho Imhhi piw)Hetwl by eilljieiw oftVr vallia who have bud mneh sHii-i. cut-in mining, nil of whom ure wiiiKiiino Unit it eniit'.iliiH both gold and ailver. ExoiUtment over tho discovery of a hut, in linble to prove a gnut tUiirtz mine in lite immediate vi duity of Curvallia, in bcgiutiing to run ii Ik', and nlrettdy a iiiiiiiIht of eliUiim have leii luken adjuiiiirlg w'ltero Iho iliwovery wsw rmide. Oorvallia in dwttiuedto Uhmiuio a great minium eeiiter and tlm Hceoiiil V irginia City of tlm wiiwl. Ilitthm Itiuh r, fr-fU, M. IIKIOHT THAT IIINIiKH IIKKMAHN Wil l. MT Ml K AUAIM, lktHiiiifKtj, Or., Aug. .11. It in stated by a resident of this city that in a private conversation with frlemU Hun. Ringer 'Hermann Mated that be would not lie a cad didiilo for cougi(n again; that be hud already ho written Hon. H. It, Miller of tiraiit's P, who apirti to tho honor, and that he would shortly imiko a public nmioumw incur, in order to give an equal op portuiiity to other gentlemen denir ingthe honor. Mr. Hermann upokein very high terms of Hon. T. T, (leer, of Marion county, tut one among the leading competitors as his miceosnor. Mr. Ilermaun'a withdrawal is regarded hero by some pooim an final, in which ea.se the leading Republican politician)! will lean towards Miller. Woulhern Oivgun CrnpaKnlTKrliif Kroui t liV. High Tuiili.r.liir.. Ckstkai. Poixt, Sept, 1. The weather the ptwt ton daju has been very w arm. The thermometer has lMtn up to 105 degree nearly every day, with an oeiiisiontil jump to 108 degrees. The intense heat is baking tlu apples, destroying the melon vines, and doing consider able Injury to the corn. Wheat in coming in very fust The average price is sixty five cents per bushel, with only one buyer ih the held. Tenches are being shipped. Watermelons are auov inir verv fast, but the season w ill not meet ex pet'tal ions. mlle llcth, 85f FitANClw-o, HepU 5, TJn: steamship Mariposa nrrivwl to day from Australia via Honolulu, bringing Honolulu advices to A.U gust Dth. Hon. .lohn Domiuis, prince consort of Hawaii, died Au gust L'llth, from a sudden attack of pnenniouin. The prince was born in Hchenecttvdy, Kew York, May 10, 18.12. His father was an Ital ian, and his mother an American lady of Boston. He was token to Ilownii when a child. He came to California, in LSI!), during the gold excitement, and spent, some time here. He was married to the pres enb queen of Hawaii several yearn ngo. , Aminlntni.iita Mnde nt tlm Cnnforenmi for tlia Following Veur. 'Koheiicho, Or., Sept. 1. The Columbia annual conference' of the M. V. church, South, just closed here, made the following appoint ments: Willamette district 1). Ci Mo Fiirlaud, presiding elder; Albany station, to bo supplied; Tangent station, T. Thomas, W. H. Howard, supernumerary; Oorvallis station, to be Riipplied ; Dallas and Dixie, J. V. Craig: . Independence and Lowisvillo, to be supplied; Lafay ette, J. W. Shrove; Tillamook, C. U. Cross; Oregon city, W. L, Malloy; Brownsville, Riipplied by ,L M. Tumor; Lebanon, supplied by .1. M. Parker;' Hantiuiii, M a. Hanletter; .InnetionCity, supplied hy V, L. Bliwkwell; Oorvallis col lege, D. Atkins, president. Jtosoburgdiutrict T. P. Haynes, presiding elder; Boseburg station, WY B. Smith: Oakland circuit, to be supplied; H. 8, Hangle, an rrnumerftry( Myrtle creek, P. A. Moses; Coqnllh) station, It. A. Jba gan; Coqtillleeircult, W. J. Eenton) (Imiit'a I'tw and Wooflvillo, J, L. Futrollj Jaekoiivill, It. C. Ogles by; Applegate, H. U, Swafford; Llukville, J. F. WalliMe; Ukeview mission, J, W, Bryant; trausforred to China mission conference, L rlteh. The r-1-Mlil.nt Kil Indoiw.. " Capb May, N. J., 8ept 6.TLe heavy atorm prevailing ail day kept the president indoora, Tbis evening George W, Jloya and wife took tea with the president and family. Arrl4 fur awwarlng FnlMlf to III Af nf tk llrldo. HAl.r,M, Or., Pepfc. 5. Itj each groom wearing falsely as to the age of the other' bride lo lie, two mar riage lioensea were issued and two marriage ceremonim performed here this morning that were illegal and caused considerable excite ment. Two young traveling pho tographer, Fred. R Bynon and lAiuia licchtel, lMcame enamoretl ol Htella Mitchell and Myrtle Durum. The girl were each aged about M'venteeii years. The parties were married here and the couple took the noon train for Albany, where they were arrested. The grooms were arrested for perjury ud the bride held till the arrival of their guardians. The parties will all lie returned here by tomorrow'!. curly train. Hartm HlffMib' t..o.ro.ll. W AHiiixomv, 8ipt. 6. Baron Hirsch, the Jewish philanthropist, hits signed a literal deed empower ing hi representatives to expend 2,000,000 for the purchase of land and the location of colonic in the Argentine Kepublie. Mlnnv.uta.nd tli. I.kuta. SnriWM . ... World. , . tit. St. Pail, Minn., Sept. 5. As threshing progresses throughout t ho North went, the reports of large yields of wheat Increase in number. Devil' Lake, N. D., reiort fifty bushel to the acre. Conservative estimate place the yield of Minne sota and Dakota at 125.000,000 bushel, ngaiust 90,000,000 bushels last year. It is asserted that the wheat crop of the three states would fill a train 230 miles long. This is the manner in which the national funds of France are kept secure from thieves: Every day when the money is placed in the vaults in the cellar, a lot of masons ure on hand and wall up the doors with hydraulic mortar. Water i then turned on and kept running until the cellar is flooded. Thus a burglar would have to provide him self w ith a diving suit and break down a temeut wall before he conld liegin work on the vaults. Wheu the officers arrive in the morning the water is drawn off, the ma sonry, broken down and ine vaults opened. It is difficult to imagine how the most expert burglar would penetrate all these defenses, and certainly the treas ure of the bank of France are bet tor guarded than any in the world The A. O. TJ. W., we believe, has been the most successful or ganization that this country has ever seen, in the matter of the in tegrity of its officers. During it twenty -two years of history there has been but one case of real defol cation of a Supreme or Grand Lodge officer could be justly charirvd. and in this case the loss to tho order was less than $2,000, I tin safe to say tliat during this time funds to tho amount of fifty millions of dollars have passed these officers. Well may we be proud of tho record. Wo chal lenge any business organization on earth to lieat this record for the 'same length of time. .4, 0. F, II. (,'Mlf. Gov. Pennoyer has appointed Hon. Henry Black man one of the arid land commissioners to the con vention which meets nt Salt Lake City, Sept. 15, 16 and 17. The other delegates from Eastern Ore gon are Hons. V. J. Snodgrass, John Michell, ex Senator Hamilton Wo are pleased to see the gentle- man specially honored by onr gov ernor, but he oneht to have sand wiched in a few . more prao tical farmers like ex-Senator Ham. ilton. Karl Lawner, living near Wheat land, bwt i!llt Iwwl a teft,u stolon from his stable.,. There is no clue to tho thieve. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. .Vac aarlafi Cost. It i estimated that nearly a thousand American citizen have gone to Europe to wltiiam the ex hibition of the supposed coot of Jesus of Nazareth, which com menced at Treves on August 18th. To those who have not their atlaae before them it may be well to mention that Treves I a city of Bhenisb Prussia, the oldnst munic ipality In Germany, It in itnated on tlie right bank of the Moaelle in a lovely valley between vine i cov ered hills, alxmt ninety-five mile southwest of Coblentz. - Its famon cathedral of St. Peter and St. Helen retain considerable remain in it interior of a previously exiaU ing Itouian chnrch of the age of Constant) ne. It cootaina nnmer ous rich old chasubles, miaaait, and famon rliea and among other the ' "Holy Coat," which J esteemed It greatest treasure. The trad!-. lion is that the coat was won In a rafllo by a mldier of Aagnatna, wa carried by him to Treves and was there discovered in the fourth cen tury by the Empress Helena, who deposited it in the cathedra). The Treve relics were concealed from the Normans in the ninth century in crypts, bnt the holy coat was rediscovered in 1190 and then sol emnly exhibited to the public gaze. The next exhibition was In 1512 when, multitudes flocking to see and venerate it, Leo. X appointed it to be exhibited every seven year. The reformation and war prevented the observance of tlii.1 great relig ious festival but it was celebrated in 1810, and was attended by aeon. , couise of no fewer than 227,000 persons, and again in 1844 by still greater multitudes. This is the last time it has been placed on ex hibition since 1844. .Whatever opinion men may form as to the genuineness of the relic it is a well ' established fact that Augustas was particularly proud of Treves. No place in Germany is so rich in the remain of the Roman period and it is beyond question that Augustus sent many of his soldiers there. Stale Proa. AeaodatloB : The State Press Association b&s instituted a new feature in the way of a salaried secretary who is to keep his office in the city of Port land, which is to be headquarters for the newspaper men of the state. The secretary is expected to act a a general newsgather and keep the office well filled at all times with such matters as will be useful and Interesting to newspaper men. The plan in an excellent one, and if given a fair trial is bound to succeed. The press of Oregon is a credit to the state, and it ought to have a headquarters in the leading city of the state. With the right man for secretary it will do more to enhance the dignity of the state press and increase its general use fulness than anything that has yet been suggested. Portland ForM. Benjamin Windsor's place in Polk county, about a mile below Lincoln, was the scene of a fatal ac cident this morning.' Johnny, his 17-year-old sou, was hauling oats aud the wagon ran over a stump, throwing the young man out. The wheels passed over his body at his waist, but he did, not think he was hurt He got on his wagon and rode to the house, but was taken sick soon after. He died, after suffering great pain for two hours, having sustained internal iniuries. The Montana Supreme Court recently decided that the editor of the Helena Joiinwii was not in con tempt for refusing to reveal to a judge of Butte the source of infor mation for an article which reflect ed on the alleged partiality of the judge in a recent will case. The editor who had been committed to jail by the judge criticised was re leased, and costs wore assessed against the judge. The Arctic exploring business h having another trial, in tne attempt of Lieut, Peary, whose wife is accom panying him on his perilous trip. It Is reported that disaster overtook him on the outset, having fallen and broken his leg while in Melville Bay. Hi wife will certaluly have ample opportunity to test her usefulness lu the early stsfte of Iris voyage. , ,; .. : A Myatery. ...... How the human system ever reoov. era from the bud effects of the nauseous medicines often literally poured Into U for the BiipposiUve relief of dyspepsia, liver complaint, oousupation, riieuuiit ttHin ami other ailments, Is a mystery. The mischief done by bad medicines is scarcely loss than that caused by dis ease.. If they wbo are weak, bll.otis, dyspeptid,- constipated or rheumatic, would oftener be guided by the experi ence of invalids who have thoroughly tested Hostotter' Stomaeh Ulttorx, they would lu every Instance obtain the speediest aid derivable from rstloi, al iiieilU-Htloii. This medicine Is a ttenrching and at the same time a, thoi Qiighly safe remedy, derived from veg. etablc sources, and possessing, In coti aoquenee of It basis of pure spirits, prt mirtlcs as a medlulnal stimulant not to be found lathe fiery local bitters and stimulants often resorted to by the dc billtated, dyseptlc and languid. tin, IK'H lu" " V.