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About The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1891)
I THE WEST SIDE hwuko tv 4. 1. , BtLH SON, MOMltTOM. ?UI PAY, OCTOBER 2, 1891. W vntmv-Choice tfeo,K.Bry. red apple, by Lost. One gdd watch, filled www, mwa face. Wm lost between I.uekla- mute and ludoiHmdeiiec. A literal re ward will be paid to the finder, when brought to th Wkst rUiK oraoe, k A Qi'ieewtt.A question of doubt In mind. WW aomeone of r good oUIon solve It? DM our prestdoutlu making the bull game a uallnual gam Intend It for a 8m of chance for the Ufthiuth day. the Lord' day. Tie anawcrtoou, Mas Anon? Tows A 1Uah. A canard wm recently circulated to the eftbct that Rev. J, It N. Boll, the editor-preacher, had had both arm brokeu while endeavoring to mod a runaway team near Indepen dent; We are glad to know that the rewrt was fato, Rro. Bell iwwr got lu the way of anything excepting something good to eat tit. a HiaKtTtoN. The memhera of the M. K. Church, of lhlcy, wishing tn viva their iwator. Rev. Mr. IVart, welcome reception, extend a geueral Invitation to all to meet at hie rest Ume. one door north of the Chratlan church, tht (Friday) everting at 8 o'clock. The object I to promote eovttu luterext and become better acquaintou. Tub Way it Got.-The following froiu the Inhmd Adivntto I pretty kI; "Rev. A. M., P. I.i LID. i r n M. II.. Breached at the Cburehot the Holy Worshiper hurt Kuuday, ou the 'Science of elhtoal dog matics, In Its relation to hnuiortal au- tHmmUiu A very intellectual fashionable audleuee llsteued lu breath- Wee aik-nee, to the profound discussion. What bosh!" : ' ThiSkw Lasoiibik J. M. Htark and tatnlly are now in the City hotel, having a fine run. They are puttlug iu new carpet and new furniture, and Intend to make the table first-class in . every particular. The lumber 1 now "ordered for the enlargement of the house. A number of ue and com modioli room will be added right away, and we have no reason but to xpoct for Mr. Htark a prolltable bust ties. , . pvriToi.-The output of potat ofar a ha been dug I not a good a was anticipated, no we l.-arn from eoiue of our potato raisers. Land that brought 100 bushel per acre last year will not bring over from forty to eixty thj year, aud aonie lanria U-m than even the above number Of buahela. There U no apjmrcut cauae for thla but the fact remaioa. We hje the fur nwra. will get lUr ',out thau pnwnt Jndlcatlona would hcciu to Justify. Onwio.v 0Bf.Tbnt corU cau be auccowfully rahed iu Oregon i proven by the reauiU on Emll I'faire farm near Armstrong, In Yamhill county. Jdr. Pfaff, who lift ome apleiidld upeo 1meua of well matured euro at the Ore gonttm office yeatenlay, y that he xalaed aixty acre of anrn averaging orty-flve buahela to the acre. The wietlea were Crawford, King Philip aud Queen of the North, the lm.t being a dent corn. All thla corn ripened well notwithstanding the backward spring aud the wet weather that pre vailed early In the aeasou. It proved a very profitable crop. . , , . h i- . ' Tub ItESKKVATioN.-The Wletx Indian reaervatlon, oomprWng 2i'.,0()0 acrca of the fiiieHt land In Western Oregon, will be diminished In alze wlthlu the next few years. Allowing SO acres to the head and taking the prenetit registered population of 6tH) Indians, which ,ls on the decrease, rather then on' the Increase, would leave a iwhjue .of 170,000 acres, which, If offered for sale by the government, would greatly bo to the benefit of western Ronton. It will take another year to finish the allotment, but Inside of a very few years will And this sur: plus land cultivated by the white man and made Into prospewui aifd happy homes leader. AGAINST THE R. R. . Cose-Before Hon. R. P. R'le, Judge of the circuit court for Marion" county, at chamlwra, yesterday the writ of preceedihga in atitutcd by the Union Pacific against the state board of railroad commlsalou rs were heard. By the writ the Unlou Pacific asked that the board be ordered to certify to said court the action had by the said commission In the matter of establishing rates for the said company and to likewise certify whether or not In revising the said rates any evidence was had or received by the suld bourd as a basis, and if so to let the same be certified. The board moved to quash the writ, but Judge Boise overruled 4he motion and the order was made as grayed for. Thlsontallsalargearnount f work upon the commissioners, since the boawl is commanded to appear at the first day of circut court for the Oc tober term with the certified Informa- tfon asked for. Stutmnan. The success of tlwi Portland Indus trial exposition to so great as to be the theme of most favorable comment The crowds on last Saturday afternoon and evening were the largest ever a -tllicred in the exposition building. tL the afternoon over 8,000 children enloirfe.4 "'K ror hou"' In the -eveulntf low eMmate P,uccs the at" .,A,u t 12,000. It was a perfect iara The ius!c and art are beyond o,.,nB.f.a mth any former expo- altlon. TIm Wekon band has drawn crowds, .and to bear It l wne wo 1 worth a visit to Portland. ,urlo hall, wherein are displayed many curious .Atul unique articles, forms a on" itorestlnir exhibit. Jt oontalns ovary- Hhlng remarkable from Florida wators to Alaskan totem poles. alii' The .exhibits In every denartment are upon tan Immemie scale, and ttw whole make the present the exposition pt expo sitions. The stock department openid J8ejt.80th and coutlnues until Oct H LOCALS. Hubrerllto now. Tim plow la plowing. Quite windy Inst Monday. The graa Is growing finely. Grind all your wheat ftt home. More new nubserttstm every day. The wood lawyer, aaweth the wood J. D, Irvine, the grocer, la ml hot The summer follow is being sown In wheat TryKklunorA Wllson'a special gra' ham for gems. When you want to buy a tfw Bui oall at Wheeler' bookitore. The "Cow RelU' ou the fourth pugt la a pUee of practical pts-t ry. Cheat seed Am- sale by Mrs. L. M. 81oter, one mile south of town. The name of the City hotel has ttecu changed to the "Little ralaee". W. O, Cook, the nirnlturo man, made some new buildings this week. Mlxa Candaee Robinson has taken the printer's veil at the Wkht Huk oftlee. Bnioke the Queen of Queeu clgnr. The best five cent cigar Iu town at J D.I'i.'., Mr. Jteevet bought a ten acre fruit farm from Kirkland A Gibson this week. ' Btwkton 4 llenkle are having woodshed erected Uek of their store this wek. Drop in at J. D. Irvine' and see that new line of qnecnaware Jwt rewlvwi, Something new. The Wkkt rtuiK oh office is having tremendoua rush of Job work Just now. Hon it in. Houth Dakota ha the lurgeat artislan well lu the world. It shoot water 1 H) feet above Ute surface.'. Hkluncr A WIImui' Hel)d graham make the finest hot cake of anything In the market. Try It Dave Gelwh-k always has on hand fish caudles, Key W-st clgara aud tropical frnli In tnon. Ml Mi utile Johusou I deputy pwt- mistresa vice Miss FjwIo Robertson, who Is atteudtng selusd. You ought to have seen the hat that were blown under the pioas-nger train as It weut down Inst Monday, The City Council at Monmouth has paacd an ordinance prohibiting the riding of byck-lea on the sidewalk. Ask Tom Feuucl, our city marnhal, atmut those enormous oabNge heads he niln il tn his garden this summer. G. P. Locke brought to our oftlee last Sat unlay the largest table beet we have seen. It weighs flflecn miiiiU, Its Yosa gave quite an Interesting lecture on Home Mlxwlons lust Hunday evening at the Baptist church in this city. Go to Hklniier A Wilson' flouring mills, lu this city and get some of that lccta graham for gems. It makes the finest Bay, now Is the best time to buy your winter groceries, but bo sure and call on J. 1). Irvine and got hi price before making purchacs. W. W. Perelval Just Is'iight In a line lot of fat cattle, fourteen head. He In letcrinlued to supply his eustomera wllh fat, ulcy meals. "How our money Is made'' Is the 'option of a very Interesting article on the fourth iwgeof this liie. It will pay you for reading It. The hungry editor of the Wkst Siik hereby acknowletlgrs the n-celpt of a fine plate of veniwui from our sipular groceryman, I). B. Taylor. W. T. Mclntlre, of Illinois,.! the clerk at the Little Pukce hotel In this city. Mr. Mclntiro seems well fitted for the responsible position. The horse raw at the Park lut Satur day nftcrooon was an exciting quarter race. The quarter was made iu seconda Tills wat a stuart nw.-e, J The Presbytery of (lie Willamette meets at F.ugene next Monday even ing and the Hynod of Oregon at tJrunts Pans on the Thursday following. If you want something nice go and examine the? sts-k of Halter Lewco shoe Just received, by Shelley & Van dtiyn. They will try and please . The streets of Independence were alive this whoia week with business! people who mean business, and con sequently much IhimIiicwi whs done. 'Tho services iu the various churches last. Himiiay were unusuully Interest ing. .Jack 'FnjHt removes aluglshneas from churches as well ns from business. 1 he summer Is end,ed and the harvest is ptist, and why not drop in at J, 1), Irvlno's ami get n receipt for grocery bills. A hint to the wise you know is sufficient. , . Ik'mi.-mber when in Kulciu to cull In at Strong's restaurant, now Wcatucott A Irwin, and gctarueul not to be ex celled on the Pacific, ooost for 25 cents, at 271 Commercial street. tf i ' If the editor shoul dlcand find him self a ghost, whocrfuld ho more Justly haunt than the man who has been reading his paper for years and never paid the small sulmcrlptlon. Will Craven Is building a nice cottage on Monmouth street. It will be for rent, of course. This Is enter prise, and we would suggest that all of our young men "go and do likewise." Well, well, the Independence btisc ball team got It right In the neck by tho Salem B. B. team, and why? Be cuuso they did not buy tlmt Royal Dutch Cocoa of J.I). Irvine. Try a can. Dr. J. K. Locke Is hereby constituted agent for the West Hum at Biiena Vista, and wheresoever dispersed. He will receipt for all moneys, hike sub scrlptlons, advertisements, etc., etc, 4t J, R. N. &8oN. That Valuable property comer of C and Rullroad streets, Independence, Oregon, 60J foot front, Of) feet deep, with dwelling house and store, for $3,000flxture of store, safe anil goods. Is a bargain. Inquire on the premises; title perfect. 10;2-tf 8 A. Clark, oTHalem," has returned from a visit to Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, where ho went to market his prune crop and will ship over three car loads to those states. He got a better price than Is obtained for Cal ifornia prunes and lie widely advertised jl "4I valley. Woodnurn inwpmami; Rev, J. M. Dick, of H, Johns, Or, will preach In the Christian church ou Monday evening, October 13, 1WM Hchrlug'i orchestra will assist In the singing. Rev. Dick I an enterestlng aud able preacher. nTho Mate Horticultural Hoclely meets at Dallas Oct 13 aud 14. Pre mium will lw awarded for best display of both green and dried fruit, and all farmers and fruit grower of the eouu tv are nniucsted to bring their fruit both common and rare. A IctU-r from Belknap Pitting re ports the fsmliy of W. P. Ireland well and enjoying Iheiusclvr. 1 lie nrsi two days they were there the boy caught sixly-flve tlh, sothey numt Is? feasting. Win. P. himself was out after deer, They will remain alsait teu day yet "., The ladle of tho Kvaugellcol is-lcty, who worship lu the Christian t-hun-h of this city propose giving a "ws hd" In the hall iu the near future. Hie time ha hot been definitely named, but It will occur not later than Htur- lay, October 17, ItttU. I,ook for full iwrtleular In nex Issue of the Wit HlIiK. The Red Men's hslge at Jacksonville gave Up It etiarter last weea, aiu-r an existence of twenty years. During staging time It was the tronget hslge lu the country, aud was lu the habit oi exchanging visit wllh reka lodge at annual reunions, when hundred of wople would travel twtween thwe ills- taui-es to see the frtttvltle. The Southern Paelllo rallnad com pany has Hied a petition to remove the suit brought by the Oregon railroad commission to the federal court wncrc iVady I Judge. They have filed a bond In the sum of f lt to cover c!. The eomany allege that a thesult In volve a h of more than poyioo a yi-ar, they areentltled to a change. The general conference of the Kviiu- gellcal church which meet In Phila delphia thl week,' and will have among Its member the renowned Dr DubW, of Chicago, who Is to well and favorably known on the Pad fto coast. Or, llartxk-r, of Moody's cloHd at Northlleld, Ma., and Rohhuid, of IVnusylvaula, will also be In atten dance. Ijist Sunday at Talmage Park, the IndciR-tnlence nine only made third base, The Salem nide slxteeu runs, "our boys," none, Reverse ewnio to all sometime lu Ufa. Practice up boys, and dare them across the river, aud then on some Saturday w w ill stand and hold your hat, and see thaty.Hi traverse the diamond at leat a couple nftimc. A Utile Detroit girl wn bidding her boy playmate goisl-by and on thl oc eaon her mother told her to kiss him. She ulTcred him a roguUh cheek and when the salute wa gravely given began to rub It vigorously w ith her handkerchief "Why.Laura," aald her mother, "you're not rubbing It oft"." "No, mamma," nld the Utile maiden, "I'm rubbing It In."-- frotf Vr IVtxt. Ihm't fall to take In the Portland Industrial exposition. Till year Is far j ahead of ail predecessor. The cxhiUts arc Usn tlie grandest scale. The music is the finest ever glveu In lVrllnnd. The art 1 far beyoud anything of the kind yet exhibited upon the coast The sH)cbd features are highly Interesting. The stock department ojs'nml Septem ber IWlh, and will continue uutll October 8th. Like everything, alsiul the present exposition, It Is a great u CtHS. 'I he Lung Cm k ';c, a sir puh lUlnni at Img Cnvk, Grant county, Oregon, gives tho following compli mentary notice of Dr. J. M. Coiumway, brother of W. P. Connaway, cashier In the I ndciMmdcnce National bank. "Or. J. M. Connaway preseutcl the sclusil with ft new .Webster a International dictionary, and wa comidlincnted with a vote of thank ou tho port or the pupils." This presentation took place (luring tho dedicatory exercises of the new achu-tl building in Long Creek. Lloyd Steals, Hie son of Charlie and j Jennie Slants, of Crook county, was severely kicked In the head by a horse a Couple of weeks ago. No neighbors or pliysU'tina were near to give aslt anee. The parents started to I'rlncvllle sixty miles distance, travelling all night across tho desert lu order to reach there In buste. The wound was sowu up, the'slltehes shortly afterward came apart, aud the stitching again re newed. After a time the flesh sloughed olF leaving the bone exposed. The boy was not quite three, year old. From last accounta he was doing, under the circumstances, as well as possible. People returning from Portland.afler visiting the Exposition there pro nounce It the greatest ever held on the coast. The exhibits are far ahead of any previous year, not only lu numlier and arrangement, but also in variety and general appearance. The attrac tion, cHpcclally the muslo and art, are away uliovo expectations. The .spa don's Hand, from the city of Mexico, Is discoursing wonderful music, and has made a decided hit. The range of music performed seems to be without limit, and the fear that the baud would confine Itself to Mexican and Kpnnlsh in imlo litis long since disappeared. The art gallery Is a revelation; the paintings being the greatest that have ever been placed in an exposition The mineral, horticultural, and agricul tural exhibits area genuine surprise. It whs Bupod that, tho Huporlnten dent not being oonneele l with mining or agricultural Industrie, would neglect this Important branch of tho Exposi tion; but tho result shows that it has received more than the usu-il attention, and Is a gratifying success, Tho horti cultural department Is larger than It ever 1ms been, and the quality of fruit Is a source of great admiration. Oilier features have been added which bring the exposition far beyond expectations, With the reduced rates on nil transpor tation lines th year, thuro Is unreason why people should uot go and partake of tho bciiit8 the 'Exposition offer, A Tuiril Clniil. Romk, Kept. 80. A torrldlo gooldont Is reported from Ovinia, Hour Genoa, Italy. An unfinished tunnel collapsed and twenty workmen Vera burled. Seventeen were extricated alive, ' aud It Is feared the others tire dead, PCMONAL MENTION. Hon, X. I Butler wo In Indepen dence hut Saturday. T, G. Richmond, ol Dallas, was In our long hist Monday, Oliver Smith went to Portland Ihl Week to see the big show, Prof. J. It. Homer, of Albany, wa In Independence last Sunday. Will Craven went to Portland ' Saturday to spud a few day. Joe Tuck went to Corvalll last Tues day and returned Wednesday Mr. John Oslstrn made u eall Tuenduy that had a ringing sound to It. Rev. D.V. Poling went to Corvalll yesterday where he will preach next Sunday, ! M Iss Katie Wheeler went to Portland today where he will visit friend a few week Ml Ida ICte, who ha been quite sick for several day, la considerably belter now. MlsaliH.il Davidson, from near Par ker, wa lu towu Monday and made ua a pleasant eall. Mr. and Mr. Buster went to Port land thl week to tee the night at (he grand exposition. Messrs. Sibley and Kakln, of the law firm of Dalyr Sibley A Kaklu, of Dai- hot, were in Independence Saluniay. We are truly sorry to leam that (laud,) ijtltausleur I o uile tick. Wt how for an early revtoratloii to health. . C. Bolter, of Parker, wa m town last Saturday aud made the proprietor it i h Wim Sidk smile with muie shining dust Mm, Dr. Riuehart who ua been vW, lug Prof. Spillmau aud family or Mob- mouth, returned to her home at in linllea Thursday. George Brey unfortunately sprained his leg while lifting grain lu hi ware house thl week and consequently u to walk with a eane. Ml Aila Jinlson went to Portland last Mouday to sis-lid a few day when she will return to Salem totakca course lu uiusle thl winter. Mr. and Mr. Dr. iM-ke, of Bueu vlia. aeeomiianled by Ml Ikuslo Glb- oii. of tills pltltv, left for Portland last Wednesday to visit the cxposlton far few day. Rev, Mr. Horner was lu our towu lu,t Wednesihiv nlirht ennaite for Newirt, his dl.s-w for the ensuing year. He I well icmhi Willi ill new Held of lalstt. Mm, J. Davidson left last Tuesday for Alimiiv where he will loin her huxtmud aud they will tbeii go on to California to look after some busi ne Interests there, C. C. Douly, of the Dallo (Xmrtimr, was on ouraireet Saluniay, but did not have time to call at the Wrr Silx otlbx. lUlter take time next time, or you will have a time that will take tometlme to lay up for reilr. itovld Johnstou, of IiHleiH'iHk-nce, aud Darry Emery, of Daihus are tin only two survlng pioneer that come to Polk county, Oregon, In l, that were married men at the time. lUlh thee -honored and worthy plneir have remained lu the county to thl day. Prof. J. K. Rusm II, of Ahile, gave in a call, that wa call last Satunlay. He sutsa-rllsHi for UieWusT SiiiKaud Si-hind Jmirwd both, and paid In ad vance. The editor wa tickled. We hoHi that tho professor will find lib aclot'tlon or reading matter ag-sallu. vestment A Kr.vuliitl.iB la llrmlt- Pahis, S-pt. JW.-U Matin Usbiy say that the revolutionary agltatlou In si-vend province of linixll I causing the government great uneashum In many phict tho tnsip uiutlnliHl, and the goveruuieut must adopt strong measure if It hope to malutaln order. WKATIIKH RKt'OHT, Sept. IH0I. During Sept. Wl there were 11 day on which ralu fell, and 2.61 lu. of water. There were 4 clear, II fair, 11 cloudy and (I smokey day. The highest teutsrature for the mout h was IK) di g. on the 2d. The lowest letiqxTuturu for the mouth was .17 cleg, on the 2Sth. Th mean temperature far the mouth was 57.S, ' , Monthly riutgeof temperature 63 deg, Greatest dally range of temperature 44 ileg, on the 1st Least dally range of temperature 10 deg. on the 17th and 18th. Mean dally range of temperature; 22 8-!10deg. Average mean temperature for Sept. (22 years) fiD.d deg. This year Is below nomul by 2 dig, deficiency since Jau. 1st, 0.4. ' Average precipitation lu 'the same time "1.00 deg. This year It Is above uonml by ,W In. Excess since Jan. 1st .oiii. . '' ;' Highest barometer for the month 80,:i:io In. on tho 2,'ld. Lowest barometer for the month 20.701 in. on the 2d. Mean barometer for the month 20.IMMI. Tho prevailing winds were north 14 days, south 0 day, southwest 10 days. The grain harvest has all been well and safely secured, the yield and quality king entirely satisfactory. The hop crop Is generally estimated at about one-third of an average yield or good or fair quality. Some yards are claimed to have yielded from 00 per cent to 70 per cent, of tho average, while others arc given much less. On the whole the yield and condition of tho crop Is perhaps more satisfactory than was anticipated, Homo wheat ha been sown and Is growing nicely. EOI.A, Oct. 1, 1H01. T. l'HABCH. Wheat for Trll, The Oregon Experiment Station Is prepared to send out a limited number qf varieties of wheat to the farmers of (ho state far trial, Not more limit two varieties will be soot tn any individual andwercscrvo the right to select the kind scut, Those vho wish to teit some varieties which propilse toexoel the old sorlH will pleiiHe send nnmp and poHlollloe nddivs (o the gmleMgucd II. T. French, Agriculturist, Oregon Experiment ' Station, Oorvallls, Oregon. an imtbumiiiio Mcmtm. Wamiiinotqn City, iept SI, Wl. Tbe president, upon hit return from tb summer capital at Cap May, nnda dim wlf confronted with dlplomatlo prob lem of turlou proportion, im eon dltlom which brought about tint Ueoee- sdty for a new American policy wring have not changed. On the coo trary, circumstance have rln, and are still constantly arUlug, which will necewitato the carrying nut, to tht full- iextent, of the policy agreed upon by lit administration. During Mr. liar- rlsou'i absciio at tha eahor tlie atti tude of Englaud toward tha United Slate baa uot oaaeed to In aggressively tiireateiilng for the future. Kngland now proiMwea to attablnth a protectorate over the Sandwich Iland. Great Britain ltUrelug the future with eye uuule awlft by centurlea or train I tig see In the Haodwleh Islands tha (tratanleal key of tha Pacific oaean can boooma for htr a Qlhralter lu lit west, eveu aa Sluapor la her Gibraltar lu tha far east In tht poasaaaioo IhttMlslauds h can watch with uudl- turbed eomplaoem-y tha completion of tha Nicaragua canal It la acknowl edged that tha situation aalla for aubtle diplomacy. And It wUI take lar-aaaing diplomacy to checkmate England lo her latest attempt to plant her flag un der the shadow of tha Start and Stripe. But the preaeut adiulahtratlon la pre pared for tha emergency, Thar may be oum lnlarmtlng development In the Haudwleb Ittaud In tha near to lure, but equally lutenwtlog will It bt to watch tha unfolding or tna new American poUey. ' Tht sealing question aeema at Uit nresent time to b mora uuattuea man ever befor Tha American oomiuia- alouen who were nt out to aacvrtalu tha condition have returned and made a verbal report, to tha effect that the killing of teal lu the open aea muat be topped for atveral yean If tha pcle I to ba pcrjietuated. Tha lawet an- uounocmeut In conueetlon wltb till whole bust new la that Hlr Julian Pauncefata haa eut a now to tha state deiMUlmeut protesting agalnat an lu fraction of the modu Vivendi on Ui iwrt of the Alaska commercial oouipa- uy. The comidalot I thai tha take of seal allowed tha company ba bean tx ceeded, aud It I undewtood that Treas ury Agent William admit tha ticcaa. What then will become of tha modu vlvendl which waa to continue In force uutll May 1 ncxtf The question la get ting complicated, and tha whole coun try will be anxlou to know what posi tion thl government will take. It I an uncommon occurrence to aw Congressman Mill, of Texaa, aeatod In any hotel loldiy or other place where mankind congregate. Ho marked hi habit of aucluslon that ba baa bean frequently dubbed a hermit, and the fact that J)o I a candidate for ma ome f Speaker ha not operated apparently make him lea solitary. Hut hurt week I saw him silting for a full hour in a prominent hotel chatting In genial uksmI wltb Senator Oarllsle. Whatever the theme, It was Interesting to both. There I no doubt that these two arc lutual admirer and good friend. Their past clow association developed tleoflnllttiaeyofnoordliiaryatmigUi. a personal appearauoe, a In mental characteristic, they are very dtmlmllar. The Texan 1 tall, but stalwart of build, irld-faced, white-niutacbed, quick- siHiketi, and atrldca along tha atreet Ith bis head away up, oblivious, to all sppearnticr, ol tu passing inrong. The other I tiller tven than hi friend, but more angular, hi strongly marked Sturm unrelluved by any beard, rarely smiling, Mxlato, delllieratc. The retirement of Senator Edmund front the body In which ha waa for o mg a leader, put In the market one of the most eligible sent on tha Republi can able of the Senate Chamber, It I in the front row, ou the left of tht vice president. Of course when Senator Edmund' resignation wa n alepubllo rush wa made for that desirable teat Application poured In Inuu all quar ter, ('apt Raasett, doorkeeper, who ha charge of the assignment of the seats, smiled a ho looked at tha Hit, and then wint to keeping tab on tbe late of tha application. Ha found Hint Senator Diiou wa the early bird in tltl case, aud, applying tba barber shop rule, first com, flrat aerved, aa- slgned theaeat to him, HI application a dated tha very day Mr. Ediuuud' resignation wa mad public The report that there will aoon be a change In the personnel of the Civil Service Commission teem to be well founded. It I atated on excellent au thority that tha President had fully made up hi mind to remove Commis sioner Lyman, and that tlie change would be made aa euou a a aultable man could be found to take tha place, f the Connecticut member of tba Com mission, It la understood Mr. Mo- Comas Is Inclined to accept tha place, with the understanding that ba will be given something better later on. Senator Rlumb wa qulok to ea the advantage of the removal of the Ger man embargo ou American pork. He is also fair enough to place the oredlt at the door of Secretary Rusk. It may surplus soma people to learn that the official bualneaa of the Gover tnent will be resumed In thla city be fore the return of Mr. Blaine, but nich Is the case. NOTICE. One or more surgeon of Pacific branch of National Surgical Institute, No. 810 Bush street, a F., Intend to visit theClty hotel, Independence, Oct 10th one day only far examination of person for treatment by thla Institute. This Institute is specially devoted to tlie treatment of curvatureof theaplne, disease of the hip and knee Joint, crooked limbs, club feet and all bodily deformities, Their ucoesa In treating these trouble a well a all chronic disease haa made for tho Institute a natlonal.'reputatlon. All persons who are suffering from any of these complaint should not fall to takp advantage of (hla opportunity far relief. ; " No charge s nade for. eomtN or exitm)utttoq. Reference, may be had, to, the follows lug resldoiittii Hup,, Tb,oa. David son, Suum, Oregon; Supreme Judge R. P. Itole. BtiltMn, Oregoni Rev. K. X. Condlt, Albauy, Oregon; W.C. Morgan, Albany, Oregon; k. o, Young, Oak- land, Oregon, og sua 3 C:::.sli!::!t3lric3 G:i Sliks. M. DOULANGER. Tl3 ta Frt:i Fills i allJo KertO. a mot u sit covrtr riKK. TM T rklldl.lil U lb tlsfnrl- . cuy. PUIUDKtPIIIA, Bi-pt. 2s.-Sooii after 8 o'clock thla afternoon fire broke out la tha oil warehouse of Phillip A Cunningham, 1.10 North Delaware avtnua. Th flame aoon gained great headway and aeveral alarm were turned lu. The Ore wept through the luflanimable tock of the building, and thtatructure wa ablate from cellar to roof tweuty mlnutea after the name first broke out Despite the utmost emirt or tbe nremen, tna nana spreaa weal lo water street ana w me rag warebousw or jeup a aiooreaujoiii- log, burning the oil tra on the north. loaihortthua warehou at 127, 131 and 133 Water atreet, were awatte. nnnpanu uiarii roru-r, or engine coinpany sw.wcre injurwj oy inewpiou- Ing oil while fighting lira luthe oil tore, and Frauk Lawry, or truck I), wa hurt by a tall from a ladder. While at It height, tha wall of Jessttp A Moore' warehouse fell In, burying several firemen, Tha burled men were i gotten out a quickly aa possible, and ofar a known, none were killed. At 4 o'clock tha firemen succeeded In get ting th fir practically under control, j The lu bt roughly estimated atfl.OOO,- 000, rarr travkmno. Tk RallMMl Vrttm Haa Krn- IMS t K Work Hnik Naw York, Sept 28,-John W. Maekay, wfto hift Han Franelseo on a peciai inuo, in a rue w oeatiueoesi i .a i a.. a a a h , i . . I tuna acroia tna oonuueni, arrive at . . .a . a , . I tuaurmnai enirai uiuon at loaa im morning. The train bad made a trip oi wu una- in lour uay iwe.vc uour .s.... H .i.. ....i a ... i aud thirty-eight udnute. Thl k-als Herman Oelrleb' record by tlx hour and twelve minute Maekay wa ae- oonianlcd by Mla Virginia ralr, the aaugmer or senator rair THioiUKCTor ma vibit. new t ora, cwpu so-ni ruuiwru MiavMacaay tnp w uu cuy i ior at...... I wiepunwmiiiliuKiieruieinwn.i.w ofthaPaelflowadaln connection with th Bearle will conteat, and a visit to Haiem will probably be made. Tmm Hull Th ftouMMnt M MmA I Tbtr Matt Year. NkwYohk, Bept S4.-Franklin K. Lane, ofTaetana, Wash., I In the city. HI mission here, 11 1 announced, la to iku tl.ll...,. 0 !.. A mt,. .... uohuokjoi wis uemoeiauc i national convention of 1882 in Taooma, The proposition Is to have delemtea to tha convention carried In foiirsneclid tram that hall start almultaneoualy fnan Portland, M., New York, Wash- Ington and aome point In Florida. Those will stop at tbe most Important ciuea to take up ueloitate from the veral' atates, While tlie delegate are en route and while at Taooma they ill be entertained by the democrat of Walilngton. The now exposition building will easily hold tlie conven- lion, and there will le plenty ofaccom modaiion In the hotels ofTacoma. Tk J"rlrU ir. Willi am'hpokt. N. I).. Kent l OeorgeW. Johnson and his son, who P lived near Beaver crock, were burued death lu a prairie fire. Mr. Taborla, living near here, will probably die from tho effect of burn. No further new cau ba learned from the Holland settlement, thirty-five miles south of here. Three men are known to have la-rished there. The loss there 1 esti mated at 150,000. At Wlnoutt, twenty mile .from here, out nntu loat forty three head of teciu, which wore over- laaen oy nreana ournea to dcatu. KNO Or IIOl'LANOKIt. Tk t1ry rrvnekman Commit! Sulnia. Biuisbkij, Bept. 80. Qcneral Boul- anger committed suicide here to-day, The rash act occurred at the homo of Mme, de Bonuenmlno, hi nil8tros, who died here recently. Boulnmrer oommltted auloldo about noon. He tood alone by the grave of bis mistress for sometime, when an attendant who stood near by heard a harp report in that direction. Bushing to the spot tlie attendant found Count Boulanger lying dead upon the ground with a revolver clutched in hi right hand. n examination of the body showed that the dead man had placed the weapon to hi right ear and fired the hot. Pahir, Sept 30. The suicide of Ou. Boulanger caused a grunt sensation In thl city, and nothing else I talked of. Member of tlie patriotlo league are talking of giving a public funeral for the general, and they propose to Inter bla remain in France. It la believed this will lead to a aorloui disturbance. HONORING TUB FOFkV TMutnu of Pilgrims Throng It Tatar's M Catoh a tillmpM ol Hit Holllnou. Romh, Sept 20. -A grand and Ira- paring oerepiony took place this morn ing lu St. Peter1 church, For some dayi past the pope ha been receiving DOtyiei pi religious pilgrims irom Varlou couptrle!. and the city is filled with the devouti TOany of whom have traveled long distance to pay honor to the earthly bead of the Catholic Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. church, When If , waa announced tha posi lu penjr ,,, W(,uj o,,ubrata man thla mow great eagernea manifested mj im throng of pilgrim to attend thr aervlce. Sixty thousand I pamonawef u the church, At 8:40 oVINk tie j pope waa carried to throne at the pontifical altar. He wa attired In pure white vestment, and wore up on hi head the papal tiara. He carried In either hand fan which resembled beautiful palm leave. A the hcaiiii)iniie iriHvm(niTTjmCriil the uliurehthe trumwiter of thel HwisM gtianls 'heralde.1 tha none' ai proocu. a im wa isii'iic;aioug aisivc tho bead of tha assembled thousands, be mined hi hands and bestowed bene diction right and k-ft until be reached tht altar. tucd For l)iuiitffij. 8AM!if,HepL 28.-0, W.Johnwm.of lbstcburg who sustained a sprain of tht shoulder la the Luke Lablsh train wreck ou the Southern Pacific railway last November, to day fikd paiier here in the circuit court in a ault for damage. Johnson seek to recover damage lu the turn of 115,000. Thl 1 about the twentieth suit growing out of the aama accident A mi I.I AH ItKATH. A Vuu Mm airanalM WblU la a Tom- Ma rit. Albany, Or., Bent 30, C.E. Con- ley, foreman of the sewer work In pro- grot lu thl city wa found dead In hi room In the Revere House thl mom- ig. The coroner' Jury found that mu, wm produettd bv stramrulation caused by fotal getting Into the larynx nn nt of vomiting. The deceased wa BKed 28 year and came to thUcltv fn.m l'ortlniHl, where he had resided with Chief of Police Parrlsh. He was ayouiutntanoftadv habltaaud tout t been III. Ill narenta are (unnowd u restoe In San Francisco, THE CRADLE. HVAIW.-Jlorn to the wife of J. A. Byars, of Independence, Sept 7, a girl. Weight 10 pounds. MILLER. Bora to the wife of H. C, Miller, of Independence, Sept. (1th, a boy. Weight 10 pound. All happy. THE ALTAR. MATTTSON LEWIS. At the bride' residence near Lewlsvillo, H. Jf. Matllsou aud Mis Iwslene Lewi were Joined lu tho bond of holv matrimony Sent 29. mi. Itcv. J. it x. Jk-11 oftlciatluir, Mr, Mattlson I a voumr man of w I lt.rllng habit, and one of the most popular young men of Indcocndcuce I Mls wU I the onlv dauahn-r r " o i Mr. ,m Mr. Frauk Ltwla, of Lewi- vllle. She lean accomullithed youne My 0 refinement and culture, and 1 U - n w.,r(i, n, i,...i r -., The wedding wa private, and but few friciul were luvlted. The dinner wa excellent, aud tho officiating clergy mn -v- ilwcu attention in that MtvhI on. These two voun i.t,l. wwil glftrtout mwn tha Vovairoof life with LVprv i,mH,m.t of .oh.n.ii.i T,8 Vkot Hidk tenders Ha h,t wh.. THE TOMB. BAUUIIMAX.-In the city of Mon mouth, Thursday, Oct 1, 1801, Hoyt, ton of P. J. and" Etta Baugh- mau, of a cald, ageii 11 mouths. Last Wednesday morning as OIlie - a v,.llc ,wu ",,mu wa PPWug to wash the uwuea she wither littlo brother ona plialrto watch her and In the meau lluUf ,M?r '"'leand family, who were star,lmI to Bcuton county, drove up ateppwltothedoortoaw them, wueu he l)ul,td tho P4"1 r u"t dish uu acaiuing nun 1" rfo'- I,r-1 ttr" of Monmouth, and Dr. oi i iiuejeiHieiicc, were Imnie- wm,y auuimonea anil Hid all lu tbelr r" ' lu 80,10 lllc " h"t coum uot .-wvcrui nines mey inouglit he was dead, aud to all ama-arance did not breathe for as much as five mluute at a time, but tbe dmtom rwumltated hill! Until ThlttwlnV initriilni f o ... I . clock when his breath left him to re- turn no more. HI remain were in- terred lu tho Monmouth cemetery this morning at 10 o'clock DOVE. On InatTutwhiv uiirht Kent 20, 1801, Myrtle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dove, living a few miles aoulbof Iodcpendencc, aged 1 year aud 0 mouths, Myrtle, the littlo daughter of Mr. and Mr. Dive died Tueadav nlcht. Sho waa taken slckSundav niornlno- and etcadlly grew worm till relieved by deat h. Her life waa brief but long onouirh to iniiko her thn hint r .1.. futllllw YTni litiltltt nil.) mtti.l tMiil j v,a 'ui.UMn huu (lvu glUtlVl" I IiarenU greatly miss their dorllnir. We do not ctdl her dead, "she vanished; we win scarcely say she died." She hM9 8e 0llly tt "ttle In advance. The roumlU8Wel'e taken to the Odd Fellows cemetery Thumday morning and a 8hort service, conducted byltev. A. F, lMit Wtts ljeld t the grove, "Kro alii cuuld blight or norrow nido, Doatli cam with n-tendly cure, Thti oiwntng bud to henven convoyed And bid It bhsHHiia thur." Serious Dangar Threalong every man, woman or child living in a region or country where fever and autie is prevalent, since the germ of malarial disease are Inhaled from the air and are iwallowod from tho water of such a reirlon. Medicinal aafegunrd Is absolutely necessary to nullify tldadanger. Aa a menus of fortlt'yliignffd acclimating the system so as to be able to resist the malarial poison, Hostettor'a Stomach Bitter is Incomparably the best aud the most popular. Irregularltiesof tlie stomach, liver and bowels encourage malaria; but these are speedily rectilled by the Hitters. The .function of digestion aud secretion are assisted by its use, and a vigorous a well as regular con dition of the system promoted by It. Constitution and physique are thus defended against the Inroad of malaria by this matchless preventive, which is also a certain and thorough remedy in tho worst case of Intermittent and re mittent fevers. When Bab;- mi sick, vn gave her Csitorls, When the was Child, she orled tor Ciutorts. When the became Mla, she elung to Caatorla. Whoa the had Children, the gave them Caitorla that' low' MAXIt ABO KA. was I Tlmjr'v pld(l thtlr vow, bMrt, Tint so mors la tali 111 Uwrtl TiMfr'll Uavai on, kiliMd kaa la baM, And all Ui Ill's o 11) the I Thyv itsrtod out wltb tfowi hflf M, w itb iy, wiia tvtpm mat mat aaiitat, Hum utmr UimU nilur avraa ' Abuundis la tummtUm pe. to atrtln out la tab aw IUi, Mar ley MtsnA iwtta ua wUa, Mr sit lb world dlMMUat mXtMt Hm mr wmr Um burmoay at thtir MrUk. Wt wiih fern pmm w,U tea )r, And bspplaM wlUmat alley, ' Tbti puUt of lib aow tmmlf traad Hluw now totsUMT tbr r wL Tb wld. wids world, btftaw-jma la wbleb Ui um ladattrkw baat. Tlwa onward mo, sad oa Bood U4, To Airtant' port sotarsljr rte. WUIItB. The board of acbool director tf die- hrlct No. 29! will bold their regular I meeting lu tba director' room Of tba Indepeiidenot " National i bank at 4 I o'clock p. m., Friday, October t, 1IS1, and on Friday at th asm hour of I vcry four week thereafter. fStgaad, tf Board of Director. Th MM-ktia. runTLASD, 0tobr I, IMi, WiiaAT-Tbe market quiet with a weak tows. Quote: Valley, IMS; Walla Walla, $1.42 par Ct ntal. Fixjl'b Quote: Standard, HH; Walla Walla, 14.70 per barrel. Oat Quota new, 88 42.; Blttkb Quota Oregon faoey ery,8286c fancy dairy, 80c; fair to I irood. 2H (-4 27io.:cboica Cal. J2 Alia. per lb. Ewoa-Oregon, 26 27Jc Poultky Quote: Old HW; young, 82.00 0 8 M dm 98.00 I ft 8.00 gteae. 89-00 $10.00 par dozen: turkev. lie ner B. ISDKPEKDKNCI BtTAIL MAMCVT. We quota price aa follow: Flour, atandard, 8S.00 per barrel; potateaa, 'good quality, 88c. per buabal; bai ter, 80c per according to quality; egg, Z'c. per doten; cabbaga, 8 O loa. per bead; wheat, 80c, but choio lot would bring abada higher; oats, S2e; I boj, 15c. per B; wool, WJc, Deafntaa Can't be Corad. by local application, aa they can not reach the diseased portion of tna ear. There la only one way tocurDeafna, and that I by constitutional remadJaa. Deafness I caused by an Inflamed con ditio u of tlie mucoua lining of tha Eustachian Tube. When tbiatube gate Inflamed yon have a rutubtlngeound or Imiwrfoct hearing, and when It la en tirely closed Deafuew la tha rcault, and "... ;,.4 ,T.i ".ol Z-,71 it. ni unk!SH tna mnammauon can ow usra uu. nuu .u) imuira w mm n i i condition, hearing will be deatroyd for- ever; nine case out or ten are eauaea oy " ? w ?h but.5?A?' n,tiiti intifiif bin ni iik muraui luruoam. -Til r, . HnHrf noltai. far any case of Deafnes (caused byCa- tarrh) that wa can not cure by taking Hnll'a Catarrh Cure, Bend for elreu- lam, free. TIM IS TABU. Indepondrac mmi MoaMWtk Mmtut LtM IndviwndoDm. ModiimhiUi. :iu a-a S-.VI krul 11:16 1MB l:k) tit ' .- Hi HI) 1:11 cu tun STRAYED! From tbe premise of O. J. BagUy on or about Aug. 28th. Ona Gelding four years old, color, brown, branded also About 18 banda high. Any- inft-mmlJnn iMitln to th "7 "... . ",., IIVVIUJ UI OBUVA UUin T la vt amiaewtj rewarded. O.J.BAaurr. Alrlle, Oregon. 4w SHEEP FOR SALE. The undersigned haa thirteen bead of Swauah re down buck for sale, ona mile north of Parker 8tatkn. Tbaaa buck are the fullblood and of tha beat grade. Call on swsll J. O. and E. Davldaon. AM CYPUANfiP w. H. Whlteaker wiU exchange pho- wgrapns ior www. xw iurww ym ticulara call at hi art gallery on C i m a AX. . A 8lreet nest door to postomoa. HUI Wort Than Laaraay Is catarrn. aa then a oo Dot on nra- pariion that doei cure that diaeaee, aad that is the California Positive and Nega tive Eleotrio Liniment Bold by all druggists. It alo eon neuralgia, rheumatism, bead son, apraina, iwm and all p.iiu. Try it ana uu yon negihbor where to get it Waatta:. To trado Improved business property P"J"ln8 ln rent ten per cam. iniertai on , ,u lne aean 01 ule wiwih aiy of South Bend, Wash., for improved farm land In Willamette valley. For . parueuiara auureus Anthony Bower, South Bend, Wash. PATENTS Caveat snd Ke-iiraee eoured, Trsde-liark nviittemt, end nil other peuot eeaen la m t'mont (mice end baton lb Courta prwupUy ml eeretully pnweeuud. I'pon iwipto(uiodeloreketehorlDenUa. t make cnretul exsuiimtloo, and kdvie aa to pntvntnbllitgr tree of eharge. Main otlioee dirvotljr eoroM from tbe ntal Ottict. ami ettention ie upeoiallr oalled ta mr iHirfiiet end hma eetitbhehed faollitiee tar suk- mu immint brehminen leerohee. tor the I viKormw end euooeuiiul proeeouuoa u asiMU (utiione for patent, and ior attendiaa to all buaiiHwe enirtwted to mr oere, ia the shortest pomible lime. Rejected oenee a epeoialty. Vim Moderate and exelueive attenMoa (lrea to patent baalneee. Book of informetioa aad advice, sad eimtlel relereaeee. lent without am cuarge upon reQuest, w wm w limtist U Bolloltor asd Attoner in Patent Uaoaaa. a. n LU i Wuhinetoa. Oppeelte U. H. Paleat OAace. oa. 11. u. (Uentlna thia paper.) n There act- QUARTER .,.nc n tied iu 1 kercoiH n, tic. vli..t Ui Jl now ii.i f Q..v, n rTUTllTSV a man v Id h:i lce UGl 1 1 Jl I bccoin-; twetl int wan therenurccaaaa I AGO dcveloumenl of that c.uu(rv. Thla I la no other taon 1:t, Johu Slewurt, eaa of tk wealthiest t.u4 nua .'hi ntlal Ulaea M tat connW. Th t r iceiit U" ler he tnys t " I had beta tuff, i-iuc '"'"i V uu l i tuy Uii and ccaeral kkW ncy coii'.plulnt far av. t '.'. end hud ueedaaap retned' 1 !( :iiit lut trtn-iornry relief. The p-ii- 1 1 b - h .it lc(,i ; fo eevcre that lira prc,-.u;o 1 '-. a Vi-n .h.k I my work and coald. not mow ;.'.'. ,-haet lb wm of a ea Hear ing, tlt-aw;:h f ;. :1. of l.ic wonderful can t feclc.lhvt'- :y'r.-,l u-nalH4ucdtetry box,r-1 t lit lalvc"; S i I'.ojeJfbandtaelaat reUtf, t v.e n - , lite contenla attkt box t.iu piln ' i I have, tn '- K'lacv T t,' 4 . m' Ircly dinsppeere. . sm ,- of the oretoa , i in'.uuitv recoaawat. a..'. 1 1 vt te without It 'foe i t iiv i l):lcke't.hcvlMalk. i. i i .i.lnicul, kf ralaf r i tiniiutmK, end all alnss1 i riimrvorminsof ellkerHak I to at.-., anythii.c " r i I it I painful .-oi,.'... tlonnot'tlut 1