THE VVEGT 5IDE. twriti ,, P-a J. I. ULl I $01, HOraltTOM. -A.-.-i- - FRIDAY, NOVKMUKtt tt, 1HM. TO ADVERTISERS. IndauaMdaaa to toU4 at Hi head of t ntltn 1U1 wt of Mw jraart.tm lllau Uv rtvnr, I erf 01 U (uam Hue l tli Or Cwlttorn KiUnmO) mMm a nulll of W ni)k t U wtmlal alitiim Mul r niMPVr. wfeten l W iiuMt wallt "A Utlkly iullwl tu tit WIUmilVaU, YpVXQ ladlea should not forgot that Goliath died from the eftoots of & bang on his forehand. I1 ... 1..- .J " "f" The aggregate graia crop of this country b eatiuiatod at 3,123,00)),. 000 bushels, of which 3,000,000,. 000 bushels la corn. This Ut 28.8 per cent, higher than for elowu proceeding yetns. Loud Poktumoutu fa known in F.uglnd as a peer who refuse the Garter, Over how wa point out with pride to the Hon. "Jerry" Simpson as the nuw who has no use for Umt sort of thing. Jt(wrf Td eyrtmu -. lit. ,.1 ' Wfihave no objection to Mr. Gtx?r as a man personally, but' we do thiuk that Mr. llcrmauu is pre eminently better fitted for congress- wan for the fiat congressional dis trict of Oregon, than he. The Sa- lem Journal wants Geer. Its wants aregreft, however, aud ltd "receipts come In slow." It is really funny, to no Demo crat in Independence favoring pro tection, and see the Kepnbllcaiw favoring free trails General Han cock uttered a truism when he said, 'the tariff quetion will always be local, and not geueral." We hope all local questions of this sort will be amicably adjusted. L .. .. - ITxi.iKK Itenrv llay, Governor IHU would rather be president than be right If he contiunea bin pres ent course in political life, there it not much likelihood of his eve beinir either. Hill is a dirty nol iticiau. aud a shyster of the iirst magnitude. Corvallia ttuzetie. What choice language and abnn dant proof. Governor Hill, of New York, should not awl re for the presidency. His case is settled The editor of the Corvallia Gasdk settled it last week. -1 , 1 .. "Bona" Bt'CKlJSV, the bliud San Francisco politician, who in owning to Montreal, created such an ado among the American papers, ha decided to locate io Moutreal, for the present at least. He has taken a house on Sherbrook street. The doctor says Montreal agree with Mrs. Buckle v. The "Boss" will do well to stay away as the grand jury of Sau Fran Cisco is looking into his corrupt practices while in that city. Mb. IlABitfcsox Kincaii) of the "Eusreno", State Journal writhes nndor the criticism of the Portland Telegram about that ride with lion I. P. Thompson. The object of " Mr. Kincaid's article telling about favors shown him by Mr. Thomp son. was to let people know who read his Journal, that he did act ually have a ride with Mr. Thomp son in Portland and also his abuse of Governor Pennoyer in the same connection, was for the eye of Mr. Thompson in partlculor. The agent for the Chamlieilain Medicine company seemed quite indignant at us the other day, be cause we'wonld not reduce our ad vertising rates for his benefit. II we make any reduction of rates it will be to our home patronage, not to New York or Eastern firms. We have one price for all, and our prices arcquite as low as any news papersoftue same circulation in the country. We are not giving our whole time and best energies for glory and health, for glory fades as does the autumn leaf, aud our health at present is quite good. A FEW days since several Amer leans were killed outright at Val paraiso by the Chilians,: and the Junta seems rather pleased at the occurrence. Now UucleSain comes to the front through his viceroy plenipotentiary, s President Harri son is in dead lament, as his mes sage to the American Minister Eagon there, plainly shows. , Sixty five millions of Americans are at the back of the president, and Chili will have a very cold chill, if she does not make reparation for 01 r slaughtered countrymen." England had as well keep her hands off. Whenever that brave f corres pondent from Monmouth,, to the Dallas Observer last week, signing himself "Kesidont," will sign his real name to his article, that we may judge of his responsibility, then we will proceed to show that his misstatements aro the products of his own fancy, and only shows what a man will do in the dark. Gentlemen may write upon gener alsubjects with the subscription ofa nom deplume, but to make an open .itinnnn 11 nniihborhood of cit- ttlbuvn - o izens, accusing them of all sorts of ngly things, then his real name must appear to ih article, or else we can only consider that ho K p-han-d of hisown untruths. Jhis I to be the case in this in HERMANN TUN VitiVE. Ono, Miller, of Southern Oregon, is seemingly disposed to down Bin- ger Hermann In the next republi can conveutrou for a re aond nation as a cau lidato for congressional honors. Ha pioduces a letter, (has 1 tpubllshed in tho (hmtnii) of Mr. Ilermauu's, wherein Mr. Her matin slated ho would not bo a eaudidata before tho next slate couventloti. Milter is ambit lous, ho wants the portion, and pre pares to make a fight for the de feat of Hcrtunuu. Mr. Hermann is In the hands of his friends, and he has no right to refuse a nomination when the mcmbcra of his party are in favor f his re-election, and con tinue to ank his services. The Iie publleau party of Oregon is satis fied with Hermann's past record, and no Itepubliean, uninfluenced by aelfhdt or ambitious motives, de lrea his retirement from a position which ho has filled with honor to himself, and with beiieflelal cUccts to bis coustUuenls. Mr. Miller may bo qualiAetl lit every resjHMSt, he may be politically honest, and irreproachable in his public aud private character, but this Is no time to sacrifice a trne and tried man, as Mr. Herman u is, to gratify the ambition or personal tvptra tlons of any man. No mau has wrvwl the people of Oregon as con gressman with 1ea taint on his oftlelal rmml than Sir. Hermann. Prom now on, until the two parties meet in state convention for the nomination of candidates, the air will be rife with the laudation of this or that man, and with their claims upon the party for distin guished honors, Mr. Hermann can go before the Itepublirao conven tion with no stain npon his name, wttttout one cuareo or ouk-m cor ruption, and with the certainty that he is the choice of the party ho has so long aud so faithfully serve!, Mr. Miller, curb your ambition, lot not cl(l-hucss cause yon to mar the unity of the party, but, liken man true to IiepniiicHu principles, give In your adhenalon to the almost unanimous choice of the parly, Binger Hermann, A TARIFF SOT!!. " To thk EiMTOK! Apropos of the tariff discussion now going on iu your uiper, I clip the following from the New York Tribm of Aug ust ltl, 1890. As you know, the Trilmite is an advocate of a high tariff, and insists that a tariff docs not lucrcase prices. But hi referr- lug editorially to the movemeut for granting a service pension to veternnaof the late war, (a move ment considerably agitntcl sonic, thing more than a year ago,) the rw&unfftaid; , "Theinjuml, the dejxMident, the holelestt, nd the children of wid ows of those ho have fallen have been placed Ix-yond the reach of want. To take sixty millions a year or more for the others ho are not In need is not tolexxen the ao cumulation ofa few rich men, bulU i h cut (toieH iht tennis mirninat f Ms poor. Tlttititgitr duly, for in (rfiiHW, tuket Heurly a$ wimcA from Ihe poorest dtttj labttrvr a) from any mil Hotwire ieho hutta family of Ihfi mw number. Xutonhj mmt mwh dntiet be eonlinui l, bid ollun muxt be difiW, if a service pension is to be added toother oxpenditures of Govern ment. The attempt to cany such a measure will not meet with favor, and the danger is that it may risk all that a grateful country has al ready beeu willing to do for Union veterans and their living represent atives who are in need." The italics are mine. It seems chair front this that when not argu ing for monopoly, even tho Tribune is occasionally willing to" admit that a high tariffis not nimnmixed blejisinc A. E. D. ELECTION OF PRESIDENT. -Tie best argument that could Ik' advanced in favor of electing ti e president of the United States . by popular vote that thereby a Demo. crat would have an cqtml 'chance to bo cliOHcn at every election. The way the vote has been going since the Grecly foolishness of 1872 is unfair. In 1S88, though Harri son was elected, Cleveland had a plurality of 97,883. In tho whole United States in 1888 Harrison re ceived 8,440,551 votes and Cleve land 8,538,4:14: in 1884 Cleveland received 4,1)11,017 voles, and Blaine 4,818,334; in 1680 Garfield had a small plurality, tho vote be ing, Garfield 4,4 It), and. Hancock 4,442,045 in 187 Tilden had a big plurality, the vote ' being only 4,033,050 for Hayes, against 4,284, 885 for Tilden.' Yes let us elect the president by a popular vote, and then the people themselves will have tholrchoico for president. and will not bo defeated by the corrupt machinations of monopol istic politicians. ' ' ' Pobtmastkk-Genekal Wanna- makeu nas recently auuou new luster and dignity to the ofiicial position of all counfy-soafc town postmasters.' These favored Indi viduals are authorized to act as postofilce inspectors for their re spective counties, This new ofU cial dignity is without emolument or compensation all for the love and glory of country, the glitter and pomp of temporarily clothed Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. authority, Among thentultlplielty of Jaw-breaking nd hc&d aching questioM asked, the following is an abbitsv Inled satnploi ."Dut1 the )HtmaHter study and understand the pOMtnl laws and gulntloua, and realUa tho rtponslbtllty and dig nity of being an officer of the United 8lntor, Only think ofthe immaeutate folly of ao unreason able a quest Ion. Tho majority of fourth class pcmtofHeca throughout the rural district pay the Incum bent about "six bits' a montli, and if you Imagine the official heads of these feileral ero-roads dou t un detittaud the pwtul laws and regu lations aud appreciate the dignity of lielng an olucer of the United States, Just yon try a hand at pas log an old wornout stamp or a mu tilated penny upon tliein and you will learn something about postal laws and rcgulutloiia,' Aa to oftl elal dignity, wliy these oliihlekory shit ted fellows are the double bot tled quint essence of importunate and exacting dignity. We pre. aame the Postniaster-General I not familiar with his rural suitor dluates. He should take an "out lug" among them, and make their acquaintance at once, ruKHLhvriOA'x List Tuesday elections fur state officers were held in five important state. Ohio was tl e battle ground upou the tariff queatiou. McKlu ley was elected by about 10,000 ma jority. hilo this vote makes Ohio sure for the Jtepubliean pre IdenUal nominee, next year, there still remains unsettled the question at ixsue, protection or free trade. The great question between the two great political parties is a merited ous one, and will be the subject for the political canvasser for several years to come. . Flower, of New York, Boise, of Iowa, Ilussell, 1 of Massachusetts, wore clocbnl gov ernors of their respective sUdes. lVnn.Hjlvuniu went Itepubllcau by 5o,(XH majority. Neither party seems to have gained any great ad vantage in them elect ions In indi cate certaiuly the line of movement for next year, except that the tariff issue will : denominate all other questions in the next presidential campaign. . While our smile fa not as broad as It might be, yet one ought to be satisfied with three governors out of four. , T K est! mated population ofthe world In 1890 is as follows: Asln 850,000,000; Europe, 380,000,000 Africa, 123,000,000 North America, 80,250,000; South America, 3(1, 120.000; Australia, 4,7:10,000. To- tal 1,47,600.000. Jcpue M." L. Pipes received telegram announcing the death of his father in Su Louis, Mtasonrl last week."''.'" ' "')': -' IuiiMndcnv Cnbll irhtml Mvlf. Two Immltvd nudavtuty-flvepuill sre la attemlnnto, MU Nellla Hill litui been elinM to nil ttw moflney cnuiwd by the renlgniitl ou of Mrs. NotuM, ' ' All InttmilltiK to idtendsdiool thl Urmlmuld enter at ouee tho term Is nwro Umnhulf gone. : , Th flftlt and itlxth gnidtn bave bi-IU the punetuulily 1hmt lor two week. while tho fourth grade low kept the at tciidunee luiiiner for the name time. LaHt Friday the nfulr monthly ex umlnulloii WMlndd and all parent can liy cloiH-ly examining n curd book that will oeid-iit tlirui oh Monday, know the character of work buing done by their children. Truth l the mother of history, the rival of time, the witue of the mwt the exatiiplo of the inwut, And the orlcle of the future. Cervantes. A man ahoutd never bo (whaim-d to own tliut he hna Ikh-ii In the wrong, which I but allying that he la wlaer to day than ho wn yeatorday. Pope. IT PAYS To ba cantltmt In tlia ehotca of tnedl olnm. Mnajr ara lnjiira by trying x prlmont with comiwund purporting to bo bldoil-piirltlorii, tho principal rm-omnii'mliitlcin of which would aconi to bo tholr "choapnem.'f Being mails up of wortlilmn, though not alwaya hiiriulcM, ingrodlcntii, they may well bo "cheap but, In tho mil, tlioy ara doar. Tho moat rcllublu inaillctnoi ara comly, bihI can ba retallad at mod orato pricn, only when the nmnufiuitur Ing chemist linnille the raw material In largo quantities. It 1 economy, thcrufvro, To Use O Ayi-r'n Rarinpnrllla, tlie valuablo eomponent of wliicili are Imiwlcd, wliulninle, by Uia J. C. Ayer Co. from Ui region where these aitldm ivre rlehost In meillclnal propertlui.. "It Is a wondor to nie that any other than Ayerl Barsiinarllla has a shew In Uie nmrltot. If poopla consulted their own In. toront, they would never use any other j for It Is nut only the best, but, on account of It concentrated strength and purity, it Is the most economical," James y, Duffy, Drug gist, Washington St., Providence, H. I. Pr. A. L. Almond, Druggist, llborly, Va.', wrltost "Leading physician In thl city prescribe Ayer's Bawiparllla, I have sold It for eighteen J roars, and have the highest regard fur It leallng qualities." "Although the formula Is known io the trade, there cm be no successful Imitation of Ayer's BarsnparillA. Without having Uie enormous facilities of the J. O. Ayer Co., It 1 Impossible for other parties to put together such valuable Ingredient, at tin low cost of Ayer'i , , Sarsaparilla It stand at tho bond of all similar prepara tions," Mark A. Jonas, M years a druggist, 00 Cambridge St., E. Cambridge, Mass. pnapAnan nr " Dr. J. C. AYER &.C0., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Pruggltls. Price tl lis bottles,! I. r.lcko No Mlctako It yna ilwIJit, fniM wlint fm havo Nmnl t luaminr hwl u( Hi merit. Uiul Jku will Uk itiMNl'iSiinitiMiiila.Uit I IfihM'.nl lo buy xwwlMiie ! lirh mor rlkliin4 la b "ahuul Uw !" or "MI M kI, Krnn-inliM Out Ui (ul rvaoun l" 1l n lit t rU to nirchniMl viiii ulUlut U tlial tmtt prutU m I "wJ". fltwly wlt nil liHtuwwfHta IHt iMtlKt M)w kll' Jua lit urn elli tl (r, Itwxl'i S.imni .ioiik. Thoa ym ili ant bo o pi tii.iwiOi. wlili BW ftlf 1, tut HtHMl'i II M'Ulll l t la m nnw Ui ltk tti"i tu iiulura m UibuUwttotii lttn4 of llwiU'l Surmirm Itlla, IM M iM twt prevail Si cbaiiK. I twld him I kimw wlul Itoutt'i anwiMMllla WM, I Im4 Ukmt It, ftf farttr MUM It, iuil tid wnat tuy Mkor. Vim,, Ki.u A, Oorr, 11 Twmo StKwl, biMiun, MM.' Art All Taking It. ' Wt ctntkt aiil b ttli"iil IIckmI'h Rirna. jMtrllla. 11 M lb twtl ukiIiIii e tir kit la Uw b". My family all tnkiHf It Maa, J. XI. lUanxa, Sua Juujula uut VrMwi stmw, siuektw, CaU Hood's Sarsaparllla M ky SraHttU. l rpwlily ky U. I BOOH DO., Ay4rtlMfliM,Limll, Mm, 100 Doeet Ono Dollar Mlt, QRAHAM'S CCO iitfo I not a taiiillo la tli arniaw In wblrh Uil Infm I iiiuuriy Hwa.uui MirntMity if lin. II vrrnK a mli, mil4i. rlrar, vlv"lj kln, J by rinily um milunUy mnkm ilio fNMliU4lhill MVvriU MUt laid ,milCT0"H Ihrtii Iha tlU nf win an hihiI and uravmib avuhuiil ami tn'klr: an fttla.kl,Matta will naVtfr M.iliH whlltt ytiu umi It HolMMiMa Ilia ! Sir lwll OiaJl anin ami wlrr.aaiHliniailbaliaaupllialiUi idmiiM, nal itttlnanuuicilnattiliia i niiKiM. nwiil akl Uia4 yun bail wlin a llllla lrl. Illlm Ilia ltnlinMa,in,r,ina. hiiii ain.a.iui' k.vorjr ldy. ymnt w uii. tiin u um h. .h a ituira tiMilOOll atuHirann In ally tail: and thai urriiiannllv, ll ililln nn aiilil aad aa nMirl.lil"i lo ilt "kill aa itaw ! bi Ilia u.ilni. nut alkali, alxl la aa haruilnal aa ili-w. Anwar, !', !. al all druaiilaM and Imlr- dMMn. nr at Ura. (larval r,l Mlkl taliam'a iwiab- mbo iiwu ladiM a all llalimatik, 11" nnai in'i,nn r mwwii, wiif I dial illu l, Hon adlM tt all I'l.'n ivnitabaa uf Aia ( if nkuro. Idia at a UI.Ihim lri.l l,y lab 1 iy iu lluw hi lor. HAiid aiauip li bf mil book. B IHsUMIIIUI, ftaatala attttla malld m Ui any laxly 11a rtwiH ui ji in ittmia vi air panatc aaa w,n(. Mny waumi. MRS. GRAHAM'S Face Bleach Cum lit woral Numi or ftwrklM, unburn aab .ilir.nHlli taiU-baa, tiluii'I'a. anil all kin hlvuiialiM. frlaa. l.(il. llnruilnw ami l- ka-Ova. No aalupia aa M amt. Idyaala aantMl, Th Oruagltt la thto town who Hrt or dara a bill nl my iiwtwralbiiMi will hawhla Hi a.l.lMl in una ailvrum.-ni. firm aruii' ii ara r au uy imiwaia arumtl.t 1 lilnwju and awry miy aa uf IU A Great Offer Read Very Carefully A BUSINESS PKOi'OSITlUN, To all Biilmerltier who mny he In nr- reura, and will pay to duto, and ouo yrnr In advnuee fir the Wkbt Hide, or Until new auhaerlher who pay In advance one year, we wlllacnd the Enrol Northwest one year froo of charge. Tho Wkwr Hiiik la known to all, and we nroixMo to place It among the very foretuaatpiincf-H of the lUtto, nd the Rural Jfwtlumt Im a aetnl-inonthly, alxtoeu page Journal for the l'armvr, fruit Grower and Btoekmun. It la publlahcd nt Tortlaud, Oregon, by one of our well known cltl- zena, II. M. Wllllamaon, who la giving lua Ut endeavor for tho proniotlou of fiirmorn', fruit growera' and stoekman'e Interecta. ' Of thee he make a apci'lnl ty, heneo you will have good reading and much Information. . The price of the Rural Northwest In f 1.00 por yunr, Th prloe of the Wkht Sfdk Ih f 2 IN) per year. - JNow for f.ou in advance you can have both natiera for one year, lio- mombur the terma. Luther Ground: Oaalor In Hnrdware, ; quoensware, tinware, stovea, end Other niiKcelliineous nr tides, ciills tho attention of the public to his fine stock of tho uhove articles now on hand. His prices will compnro favorably with prices In any other locality. Come and see us and you will be satisfied with price, quantity, and quality. MONMOUTH. OR. if) g o p a) rr x (0 HAT Ml!fl For the best business reason, we do not in tend to move bur immense stock to our new brick block, opposite the Independence Na tional Bank, as it means great expense and trouble; so we have decided to make sweep ing reductions on every article during this sale. As the stock must be sold, it will en able all to purchase goods for less than they have had the opportunity of doing hereto fore. Come early and secure bargains while the stock is complete. 3. WILLIAM MARX, DEALER IN Choicest brands of Tobacco and Cigars. Confectionery and Fruit Kept constantly in stock Main street, opposite the livery stable, Independence, Oregon. WATCHES. Elgin, Waltham, Scth Thomas, Swiss, or any movement desired, in gold or silver case, hunter or open face. CLOCKS. Our line includes every kind of 30 hour and 8-day clocks. JEWELRY. Christmas gifts will soon be in order. Our stock is complete, and it will pay you to select your jewelry from it. SILVERWARE. inotner appropriate Holiday em is a pice oi suvcrwear. what you want. ' SPECTACLES. Of Spetacles and can ht all MUSICAL GOODS. We carry a line of Banjos, Guitars, Violins, etc., ot FINALLY, Our and our prices the lowest. and you examine buy or not. PATTERSON BROS DRUGGISTS, INDEPENDENCE, OR. GENERAL REAL Monmouth, - Good grain and stock farms and choke fruit lands; town property Those having property We have just we have, a large stock, kinds oi eyes. the finest quality. goods are the best Call our stock whether ESTATE DEALER, s - Oregon. ' of all kinds. for sale, please call. a r W. E. .G - SUCCESSOR TO H. O DKA1.EK IN - ;l WW)') .: i 7 n'lp." '.VMi'' TJL' AND 41. : U - , -t f aW4h lMi ... .flM-aWaY 1 KEW GOODS AUB1VIKO EVERY WEEK. My liM-k In now moro conilvte tlian ?wr before. Shall be pU-aM-d lo have nil tho etit(niiern uf the U eoiitlimw tnullntr, atnl hoie to ludupo nmnj to Irmlu wbu nrwr dhl lfnr. In connection with my Ure bt a Where bonw tiJ sIkhx can be r)AlriHl or tnnuufiuuml uudcr tho niunagimcnt ' of M. A. JiAKKK Itt-memU-r tho imaic and place, W. E, GOODELL, - Main Street, Independence THE NEW Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. YOUNG HORSES. DOUBLE AHD- SINGLE TEAMS. Flnt-Chui TuraouU for Commercial Travelors. prices reasonable ftnd Stllio tion guaranteed Uiv, u fall. KOBTH END MAIN STREET, J. N. JONIM, Pbofb. Sill Jordan MONMOUTH, Suooort to Vanduyn & Shelloy, Have justxptvi ved a fine and varied stock of goods, to which we call the attention of the public We have come to stay, and by fair dealing and lowest prices oxneet to shsu with others tho patronage of tJio public. Duo attcution will bo civon to tho wants of all, and everything iu our Hue will bo furnished to hand, or according to ordor of customers. Monmouth ia the place , to buy goods, and "don't ye forgot it." Wo wmit agents JUiinlaat nnd m,t !iiuKhull trlek out, ,li day can be niuilo bi.UIhk tliom, All you Imv2 to do la to show Ih it .,ViB -.. u'S"!.m" .inii)le and terms to Oimwni A.' , -i' knd Novelty Co.. room , m So. Clark st "'IUC?. OODELL WALLER, a. TT.T1. fitTiITIDfl 1 GOOD RIDING HORSES, rr o o o 1 Dealer la Pure drugs, medicines, and chemi cals of all kinds. A fino lino of iet'fumery and toilet and fancy artic,Us always kept on hand. Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded day or night by a competent pharmacist. Oppotitt Porion, Ortig Storo.on main stroot. iLonii Wit I k Tor TTiiiroHyH BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, PENMANSHIP, THI aCHOOl la THC BEST.