The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, December 04, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ZGT SIDE i knit hr Hist Si tfllUWh -..iSi.,, i....r.r. X'KMBEtU, 1801. tub-Ill Willi Iw fetlcilt (' gainer. A OnA AHtU eUsivfthe otitertalmi litirfurthg1 reading1 tviill of k reellatf ele, Adnf tcrtalniro-Ustos th AtU'i UieUortliij ft union HI th dratid jilivywl. tiwctiv which erv( belli full 'by allure Mia Ml Meer. a weal i and Drat krisott. a: program i putmUS cf our tmut ilowu a t nut to be and mill mUlteM ofthlsfi mftencd UgvUlu gl lining mill fur (ruth U, i I worii and left for us t'M till) pc the only sulwerll ImMcAdantt will tak I he Yew lork eohuol Ami tif January next. dene will ha an ex Kalem will be Iht :xtmtTAiNMisT.Tli lhany, assisted by pu. il svlusil, will glv MU ti the chapel thl wo nt of the O.H.N.H. Tli protrraninie will ami Instrumental mir- Indlaii-etub exercise, , IS and 25 Cento, Kti- WnsatTiStt, (rtsti.-Oii last Friday vaperUne, th Eureka, , and thin Vlattta, of x4 at Monmouth, Mil it in tlitt chapel, wlieo tied "The Ulster" wa i oalalued their re- noUy, and the play considerable merriment, ItUclem, waa well taken Att opeuliig address by relval, a violin duet by ImandCary, a tableau, Itiiijt oo the Wall," aud , by Mwn, Lotigaere I Messrs, I'.ly and Ful- biwUtutvda pan of the Will were well rendered. .ixo. One of our Iwat furiously rushing Into M Saturday ana threw Olar, and aald in torn aketi, "Wive me a , Wkht aw him a kht Biuk, m lit subdued touc of ex teat, "What la Die cause lie replied, aouiewhst u see that the 't floa ter, for the people are be at It, They have taken week lu eueeeselott. The hVUST Kim la getting to eallng." He went away muse a follow: la It right temptation In tho way of Tula I altrua story, and out la for everybody to the WustSiuk. Thk IlU'llt tl gave th t'lirlntitt: ami stan Krv. A tier announce- ualeal and Literary society rst public meeting In the uryh last Friday veiling, ir room stood at par. The society A-alled to order by theprca Idont. r a whir by the audleuee from tad Hymns, Jamea Otbeon otn-red tliyer. The choruses by the KH'U'ty well rendered, and Miss JUrtle Qtwker recited Uia Darkey' aermoo.Bitled "Halfway Doing," to perft'CtlJ Mr. It. Shelley'a ten nilu uuw' 0 on "HapplHCMa" waa quite lutorwtgjind much apprtchited by all. HtifFeunell did nlorly lu her violin M The guitar and autuharp dtivt billa Estle ltoUrtaon and er won heartily eucored, and tluf e big editor of Oil paper fttMntl Toe'a of Oil abort time on tbe wlnga of on." A um niceiy, auu all rt-!eeined much pleaaed. The nx'lety m another meeting from blit to which all are Mkktinu. The voter of Cinj Indepv lt Tu ticket f. Mayor toorde rettiry. and Coj mayor liul ai three ' Mamh tloti f er, ti ballot renutd luveut; ty-flvel. No on billot aUinu Lwue, mint. atatx eveiili week Invited. procti ties met at tbe opera boue y evening to nominate a lie city elevtlou uextMouduy. nawuy called the meeting d H. tihellcy wo elected aeo- era.Douty, Buater, Finch were apoluted tetter. A recorder, a treasurer, a mar- councilman from eucli of the la, were to be noiiiinatea. rwln received the nomlna- ayor, Johnny Ford Ibrrecord tenkle for treasurer, and one imrehal had been taken which li W. W. William receiving ven and Tlio. Fennel aeveu- 4c. with a row acaiusring. celvlng a majority, a second U being prepared when the Itlre, recorded ebewherelu thl ned a very informal wgourn jATEB. The meeting wa led U order by the chulruian half past aoveu Wedneuduy and the balloting for manual I with. W. W. William wo nomliled, J. llWltoou counctlmaii from lit ward, A. Locke aecond ward, atnl AaWllaoD third ward, LOCALS. A Commonltloii. it Wiot Wind: A a matter or 111 anv that the Hon. John Eur new l Lloyd quite ! Hutur'ty attent "I'olitlUl'roliiollloo." He flrat showed homo, of New York, delivered ngthy addrew at Monmouth, , the 28th, to a large and very audience, on the sutiject ot .Mr. very loj a proli one hu er caniuii na in our imuuu- cotitrftllwsJ Into the hand w agulnut tlw many, and iU i want of protection to labor homo, and enpeclully the boy, ravage of the rum power.Thon c-ntly held to view the manner tho American saloon man- polltlo In both the Republl the p al poll of the himrtli and tli from tl he eloi In whlli Ipulut can u greatijunue(i;the audienoe, Democratic parties, which loimia proved lilinself to be a leal sjieaker. After tlieaiwreH, Itlon club wo organized, wun Ircd names, many Indies and gentlfilon of the normal among tho nurnM. showlun the fruits of the labor of moti.m, sisters, the W. 0. T.U., the band f hoie, and of the friends of re form, k. W. IjUCAS. LADIES' JACKETS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. We hkve lust bought the entire stock of indlchnckota of a wholesale house at such (wires that we can sell them to yon atks flian wholesale prices. These goods ao all of this year make and some of y 'cm are very handsome. Call soon, btfore the numbers are broken. V B'rOCKTON&nKNKI-K. AKHAU, MITICK. Hie uildorHlimed "resnectfullj w noiinees (o the voters of Independence that he will be acandldute for the office of city marsball at the coming election W. W. Williams. HulaK'ttba hOw. I'llea of dishes at the llakery, For mualitlmlwr, go to Walker 4)n. New Invoioeof albums at Whveler'a. A full Una of syrup at Walker Bros, The luatallnunt plan at rttrou Hnuk Plain and fancy ehntiitar set at the llakery. ratteraon lire, fur Jewelry aud watches. Immense stock orilowvriiot at th llakery, , vm (o ctRinuer a viiu's lor your Dora fll. HKelal sale uf dolls at Winkler's all next week. Monmouth keeit up her pnee In new improvement. Mustache cum for Christinas prtMeut at Uia llakery. Fine barley ehop for horae AshI at Skinner & Wilson's. Looks Ilka Fasteni goods and Kstern prices at the lkkery. Conunoii Ironstone china of every do wriptloii,tUieuakery. Hot aud cold water batha at any hour at llenkle'slmth house. if Walchea of l kinds ou the lustidl men plan at Patteraou lima. 8taek of lamp, ehlua, and crockery ware at all price at the llakery. The, C street nnitaumnt la the best place lu the elty to get a gisid meal. When in Independence k' to lb C street rvataurant aud get your dluner Help the baud boys at the basket so ciable at Dixie, next Kuturdsy evening, Call at the C street restaiiraut and get the best meal lu the elty for cents. Men's, boys and children's ovenxMils at a great bargain at Stockton Alien lie's. Home valuable uotcaatui notiws were crowded over this week. They will ap pear next week. Anyone wanting fruit lauds hi trst-tn of from twenty to llfty acres, call ou Moraii , Monmoutli. tf lilggest dlnplay of Xiiihm prtneuts ever urougni io inueiii'tHietiee ai Wheeler's book store. Just received at J. IX Irvine's, fifteen cases rock caudy drip. The best syrii) ever brought to the city. Dav Oelwlck always bus ou IiuihI fresh eaudlea, Key Weal cigars anil tropical fruits lu season. The Itideiieudeuce brass baud will give a grand masquerade ball at the opera bonne ou Christmas night. tiee the new stock of Kastcru g'xl at Fjiateru prices just received at the Oakery, Tbe stock Is line I udeed. J. W. Buster will give the occasional ten mluuie address to-ulght week be fore the Literary aud Mulcal 8'tcty. Oo to Patterson Itr. aud get a watcii on the Installment plan and see bow easily you cau puyfurlt in that way. Dear Ruth, when you and I splice we will trade with Walker Ilroa., for I hsve beeu all around aud they are llic boss. D. It. Cochran, of IlakerClty, Usight two acres of laud near Monmouth, from the Polk County Laud oomiwny, last week. A. 8. Copley will preach lu tho pub- lie school building at Monmouth al p. m., Bubbslu, December T. All sre Invited. When In quest of a shave or hair cut, call In at Ileukle's barber shop. Hunk building, Main street, Independence, Oregon. . tf Tbe business mim of Monmouth arc up with the demands in furulshlug their customer with goods at the low est living prices. Rev. Mr. Copley Is conducting a se ries of meetings this week, at Mon mouth, with a large attendance and ooiwlderuble Interest. There will be preaching In the Kvuii- gellcal Church by the pastor ou Hub bath morning at eleven o'clock. Hnb batb school st ten o'clock. H. Waggoner bought of F, A. ratter- son 9-10 of an acre of land this week for Hot), and before the deed was made out be was offered $500 for It. W. H. Wheeler hits the most mag nificent display of holiday goods in his emporium ever seeu In Independence, Oo first and lake your choice. Two yoke of fine oxen for sale cheap. Also one thorough trotting mare. For particulars, call at Hubbard & Van Meer's stable on Railroad street. The hose and hook and ladder companies should organize and drill at once, for thereby much awkward and Inefficient work would be avoided In case of fire. J. M. Ourrlson exhibited his benutl ful fowls at Independence yesterday as per announcement lu the Wsht Huie last week. Ho took a large numiieroi orders for eggs. There will be a basket soclablo nt Dixie next Saturday evening, for the benefit of the band boys. This Is a worthy object, and will, no douit,be well patronized. Elegant Keats ware teapots, Limoges hand-palntod chlnaware, lieautlful par lor lamps, Bohemian cut glass, crimped glass fruit stands, at the llakery. All at Eastern prices. Remember when In Rulem to call lu at Btrong's restaurant, now Wostacott A Irwin, and get a meal not to be ex celled on tbe Pacific coast for 25 cents, it 271 Commercial street. tf Send In your orders and advertise mmts for the Wkst Sidr New Year's number. It will be eight pages, full of descriptive matter concerning Folk county. Only five cents per copy. All persons 'knowing themselves to be Indebted to the undersigned are re- ouested to call and settle, tor I musi, -, r . Tl,.,.w,iAitlir have money We hear Hint a steam laundry will start Up here In a short lliuo, A laun dry of some kind we ought to luivu by au means. A Ills nil supiMiit iy our eltlsens, no doubt, would tie given to such uu hmtltultoiu Mr, Cumpbcll tin erected some of the most beauiiml rcsldoncestn Monmouth during the last summer and full to be seen in either of our growing town. Mr. C. Is a nrst-olie workman, and un derstands his business, Thousands of lives are saved annually by the use of Ayer's Cherry IVturul. In the tMitnietit of croup aud w hoop lug cough, the Pectoral has a nni umr villous ellV-et. It allays Inlliuiuiiallou, ftve the obstructnl air pasoages, aud OtintMl the desire to cough. The Hah'iii steam laundry hikes tins met Inst of stat lug to Its mivny put runs in Imloiendemv( that all order can l left at the store of the Potter tiro., and to Its patrons In Monuiouth, leave all order at the iswt oilli-e. Their Halein otlbv is Comnii'tclal strit'U If. The Moiiniouth Comet Baud will give a grand musical (Hmeort at the opera housisHaturday evening, Ikshiu lsr lith, 1WI. The irograniuie will lueltide overt urea, iiiiartettea, aolos, duets, wvltatlous, farce, eto. Atlinl skm, a? wiits; Mserved tata, 84 iHUit. "At last, I can eat a good miiwre meal without Its distressing met" wa the grateful exclamation of one w hisw apis'tlte hud been restored by the uw of Ayer's Hamaiwrilla, after yearn of dyss'pllo mlwry. A teaspoouful of this extract before citeh meat shKrjKdis the apiwtite. There are now .127 students In at buidnuee at the Htute Normal sclesil at Monuiouih. This Is a flue showing, aud Insures a larger enrollment during the year than wesntlelpsleil. At U-t 375 will have umlrleuhtted U-fure the ehwe of the scIhhiI year. This eoudl tlim of things delights us very luueh, B. F. Whiteaker Informs us that the entire amount of Um on his building was wld yesterday by the Plueulx In- suranue l a Tins was tlie nrst loss this eompaiiy has sutalucd In l"de pndenee, and their pronitne lu paying speak well for them. Their aiteut, W, II. Murphy, was the first to make payment, The K, of P. held their semi -aiiniml eleetlou of officers Iiu4 Wetlii("la,v eve- ulug.wlth the following nsult: V. N , Ittitler, 11 C; U.a Iug!mry, V. II. Hawley, P.; Bltdr M tiler. K. of It. and 8.; 8. It. th nhaiu.M. of Kx.j K. C. CtodKllw, M. of F.i O, ('. f ke, M. of A.; J. W. Klrkland, J Hnillh, and It. J, Wilson, truntees, Theoilliers will be Installed January tl, "We know from exsTleiiee In the ueof ChiiniUrlalii's IVuigh Remedy that It will prevent croup," says Mtsnsrs. Oadtsrry Worley, Percy, Iowa. They alnoadd that the Jteimily luui given great sutlnfiietliii In tliat vliHnlty, and that they believe li to la the lst lu the market for thnml and lung dlja-s. For sale by all inedlelue hulers. The blggxst liar lu the V. . has Urn heard from. He wrote the following! Illssaid that au Idaho fanner Mixed Itsii bushels of popcorn and store! It lu barn. The barucaiiKbt fire mid atu- buriuil down; the crn U-gtui to pop and III le-1 a tenai-re Held, undone of his old mares that was nearly blind, saw the corn, thought It was snow, and luid lown aud fm to death. JU-tmlnrt. There I auold tulage: "What every- Uidy says most la? true." 1 leury Cook, f New Knoxvllle, Ohio, .lu a recent letter sa.vs: "ChauiU-rlaln ('ough lU niedy Ims taken well here. Every body likes It on account of the liuuie dlaie relief it gives." There is nothing like it to loosen and relieve a severe add. For sole by all medicine dealers. The Nulcm Journal says: "Land sullulilo for cemelerle Is scart-e In 'Eastern Oregon. Did you ever hear anything to equal thai? Why we have millions of acres pusm-nslng the super tronseendaut ipiallflciitlou that a iniiit burlel here will have a start of a Web- footer of from two thousand to five thoiiHaud feet nn the way fo heaven, ou the resurrection morn. J'Ae JMlm (JhoriiMtu An exchange tell of a parson who had a cull from a Utile country par ish to a lunrc and wealthy one lu a big lly. He asked time for pmyer and ounsl-ieratlou. Jleillil not nvl sure or his light. A month paused. Finally seme one met hlsyoungtut son on the street. "How Is It, Josiah," said his neighbor, "Isyour father going to 11?" "Well," answered the youngster, Judlo- loimly, "paw Is still pray In for light, but most of the things Is packed." " The record of earthquake shocks kept at the Hinlthsonlau InHlltututlon lu Washington shows that there have been moro of them this year, thus far, than there were hi any previous year of recent time. There have been nil PERSONAL MENTION. Pedr Ctsik, of McWInnvillo, ssut, a few days In our city this week. j Prof, P. 1, Camplsl), of Monmouth, went to Portland last Hutiirday, J. II, Alexander, ef Bueim Vista, was In our elty last night aud yesterday ou buslucsa, , : Hevs. Hummervllle and Peart gave the Wast HiukoIIUhi a pleasant will a tew days since, it... it..!. i ... i...,. i ..hi.... for some time. Is now up and around, Jt(m f .k weareguui to say, Itev. Mr, Baldwin preached a very able and liitim-sllng sermon tu tbe Hup- tlstehuh-li lust Sunday oveiilng, Mr.', Henry Waller who has been vis iting lu Independence fur soiue time mst, ivlurned to Portland hint Wednes day. ' - Johnny Klrkland aud wife, wlume futinv honio will Iw llarrlshurg, are visiting relatives lu Independence this Week. ' : Arl ArnisiMug, of Fall City, gave us a plcommt call last Monday. He had us rt'glNier his imuie on our list of cash sulsH-rlber. -V. James Tutoui was around enrly We Inesdny morning hsiklng after the ravage of the fire, as his eomjsiny carrhsl ltsi() usui the contents. J. H. t wja-r took a round trip up through Kfisteru Oregon this week, only a part of which trip he bus accom plished up to the present writing. Mrs, Jttines Roblusou, Mr. Ell Hen kle and Mr. Win, Walker canto In Isst Friday to see our presses lu iiM-ra tloti. Th ladles' calls aw much appro- Cluled. - F. M, Htiaugle aud wife went to Port land hutTuesdsy, to remain forawhlle. We Imisi to Isj able to chronicle their return to Independence lsifr long. however. ,, , Judge lUilmi and Ji-sse Htuiiip tpssl ovt r list Friday night with our towns man, T. A. Nelson, on their way to at' tend n Orange nutting at Huver, ou Saturday. Rev. C. C Poling, P. K. of the Evan- gelh-nl rhuroh, held quarterly meeting In this town he-t Haturdny and Sunday, and his excellent preaehlng was en- oyed by all who heard him. W. K. Ihtlton cistie fi-om Purtland ruehy, nod Is now at the residence .if Wayne William.. We are sorry to :iy that be Is In very (ssir health. We tru4 that he will soon Improve. tirtirge Steele, of Huver, called on u Monday mid inaile U fet lH-ller! ulito he tisik advautugiMif our great offer of the ,'iimt S t thifr.it, which come one year five to all who do as Mr. Weele did. V h-iut making any Invidious rom ii.riwiu, we munt say, that MUs Alia 1-i.tes (eleven year old) sung her eon trallo solos lu the iiulheins, enlllled "tliilde ine, O Thou (ireat Jehovah,' ln-l Sunday evening In the song ser vices, lit a highly awptablo iiiamu-r. We do not ronu-mU-r to have hoard a glrlnf hersuniniemslngto well Dr. Parrlsh, of Monmouth, gave the Wbst Hhk abimin sscallbulTuewhiy, and reports bis patient with consump tion trouble g-'ltlng iiUmg nicely, lly the way, we would say that his sanitarium at Monmouth, ami his llctn-iii, near Fall City, should receive rtil'slderallou at onee. Such enter (irl-s-s would be of vast liiiH)rfauce to this seeiiou of the country, and would bo a great h-llef to tlmnitniid of worn out and overworked pcnpl. ik Ai.tm i-disoNouar : t t Hull's Jtaintat tt"IUi,j . "Till iiuesllou has ejnixed'a gisal I within ten feet of them, Out of' a family residing in a malarial district, some menibers will sn!l'r half tho year with fever aud ague, while the others enjoy exitelleut health during lh en- tre year, l-oods that are wholesome tu oiue person am aatually poisonous toother.' Thl is eiietally true or some kinds of tlsh. Therein tt safety in tuklug alum Into the stomach, as It IssUuwuto be always Injurious, and often dangerous," ; Tfw.V Amrlfiin publldled In a recent utiiuher a list of alum and sni- iiioilU baking inwdcrs which I. of .'timt value at t his time. 1 ollowlug b the llt, i-oinplled from official report. Powders markuJ with a star e-sjin to have a general sal, as llwy aro melt- tiom d in at lesst two of liie offUslal ro- mm is: ; . .... , ATI ANTIC I'A- V AU txsiK'n rAvoitiTR. siicro, , I'lonvx. IKVS1AU , PAImV. UAvia'ar. g. litlY VKASI'. III.M. nutuK. , i ri:rMTiii.v. I'KKUI.ISU. I'lliUK. rNilrrn OrB-n Mlu A eoieful estlnuite made by a gentle man Inteh-sted In the mine of (Ins-n-horn, and who Is now visiting Baker City, phioes the amount of freight al ready ahlpH'd lutotlri-cnhnrn for win tcr supplies at (ifi.oiiO wiimds, and then Is yet much more freight to be tukenln. The fcrnoirtif ay the larger portion of this i. mount of freight was purchased at Orauiie and linker City. An o-way 'recently received from the lale Agricultural College shows that the large body of ore ret'eutly found near Medical Springs by Dunham Wright g'w00 js-rt-eut Iron, with trace of other minerals. Assays made lu Chicago confirm this remrt. The ledge Is defined and Is over ffl) feet wide aud S.ooOfeet long. The purchase of an Interest lu the Ornamental mine at Urccnlinrn by Mr, Thtitmut I ,ul Id in, a proiiiluent Ululug man well kiinvvu throughout (hs north west, Is of considerable Importance to the nilulng Intercuts of this section, In asmuch lis It will lie the itieausof Inter esting a large amount of capital in that and adjacent districts. ... A road has been built In tho 'Green horn section from the Morris mine to the Monumental mill, aud considerable ore has been hauled to tho mill for re duction. , The Iowa Mining Co. In the Green; mcrous slight shocks In many parts f l""i section have struck a rich lead, Yours Respectfully W. O. Cook AU tboJt' knowing themselves to be Indebted to the uuderslgned will please cull and settle by the first of December. A word to the wise Is sufficient, W. W. I'BHCtVAI.. At one o'clock last Baturday morn log fire broke out In the flouring mills of Goln 4 Camber, at Solo, destroy Ine the mills aud contents. The loss g estimated ot 125,000, with 18,000 insurance. this country, and there have been heavier shocks In South America, Asia, Africa, and the Inlands of tho Pacific Whim the earthquake record of the world for the year 1H!I, is iiimlu up at the end of December It will bo long and elaborate, New York iS'i. There Is little doubt but tliut many persons sudor for years with ailment thut could e. slly be cured by tho use of some simple remedy. Tho following Incident is an Illustration of tills fact: My wll'o was troubled with a pain In her side the greater part of the time for throe years, until cured by Chain bcrluln's Piilu Balm. It has, I think, permanently cured her. We also have used Chamberlain' Cough Remedy whenever needed and believe It to he the best In the world. P. M. Boston, Pennvlllu, Bulllvan county, Missouri. For sale by all medicine dealers, I). M. Hustings showed us a sample of the Cleveland patent sand bund, for keeping mud,' dust, aud dirt, from tno spindle; H ulso keep the oil from running out. The size of the axlu gives nl.e of band and therefore it can be used on a cart, wngou or buggy of any slue, and is warranU d to rim 800 miles one oiling If the spindle If true, D. M. Hastings and L. H. ,Mou- tonye, of Albany, bought the right for Oregon, Montana, Nevada, ami niaiio, All of Eastern Oregon has been sold, and on this side they still have Polk, Washington and Yamhill counties for sale, Mr,lIaHtlngs has put one on Frank Morris's buggy for Inspection, or the patent cun be seen at tho Little Pal ace hotel. and specks of virgin gold can Ih'kvii In some of the ruck, which KkiIis very rich, Asuy will be made by the company to determine the value of the new vein, E.O." THE CRADLE, NESMITIL-Uorn to the wife of W. G. Ncsiulth, at Dixie, Polk county, Oregon, au Hi pound boy, last Tues day illuming, Billy now walks the streets of his town with a great big chip on his shoulder. . LEMON. In Independence Novem ber 2i, 18111, to tho wire of Sherman Lemon, a daughter. " Weight nine pounds, All doing well. HUTLKIt.-Rorn to the wife of J. II. V. Duller, of Monmout h, a daughter, ou Nov. 7, Will. Weight, 10 pounds, Jay is the happiest man lu town. FLUKE.-Horntothe wife of John Fluke, of Indcpcndcnco, November 22, 1801, a 'boy. Weight, 8 pounds. The mother Is doing well, and there are hopes of the father's recovery. ; IOUCITV Mltl!L,. Owing to the dissatisfaction caused by Illegal voting, at the primary, last Wed nesduy evening, I horeby announce myself an independent ciuulldatu fur cltymnrHliut, for tho city of Iudcpon donoo, for tho ensuing year, -subject to the will of the voters of this Incorpora tion. ; TJiOH, FKNNHM. W. W. Lines has recelvod a diploma from Prof. Lutz, of the embalming school of New York. ileal of dismission, A bun I Used many bakur lo whiten their broad. enabling them to use an lufrrli flour. It is most extensively employed as clieao sulwtltute foreream of tartar In the niunufiu'lure of baking powders, tl has not lieoii eoiisluered Immediately dangerous, although 'If continued It Indue dyspepsia and olistsiiuUi omi' Rut thu fact that many poisoning have occara-ii from the uisi of alum, puis the question In more serious aiwcl, and prudent (ski plo will xerolso caution In the scloo- tlon of buklni; powder,,. . , . , "Under wimt eoiidltlous, then, dmi this suhstuuoo-firiuiii'ly used only for mechaiilcid or mcdailnal puriMsies lie come p ilsonous? , They are irUUnly oUcure, ami at present we can ouly sui'iiilse what limy may I hi, W esusjs-c that the cause exists hi the Individual pn xiiuM.1; fume iKiHilhu'hy of the eon shtmbin pnsl sluing a morbid eliango lu the Mwetiou of the stomach, with wiitoii tlie uhi.ii combine and forms au active ptjlsuiii or the secreUous may be heatihy but lu unusual proportions, aud that lluo lesser or greater prajsir- tlons lu coinbluatlon with tbe alum constitute a imktou. "For exmiiple, two n,ir ui mercury and I wo parts of chlorine frm calomel, which s ant pviiionous; hut ehaugu the proportion tonne part mercury aud two jiartsof ohloriuc, anl we t(t corrosive sublimate, whh h I adca tiy ihiImiii. "Then again we know; nothing of Uieeoiistltullumd ivtfllarltle. Why It Is that one pvou ?,u cut all kinds of green fruits' and vegelidih-s with Impunity, whltetliesuum course might cost ainrtln-r Individual III jla? One iN-rmui can handle poison Ivy and su- moo wltlaiut tsdng In the lesst atfbetcd; anolher Is poisoned If he approachisi to NEARLY A CC:?L.5r.All TWK I'llOTOOHAt II MALtOV lMOt Tli rir ritiid en a tsrs -Conldrll Ktrllsmonl I luil)sndsuis, EAKIIO bimj; rutttratv- Which 8klh I 1, ..t ' Lost Tuesiluy night at about ;I5 o'eli'k p, ii., white our cltlxciis were voiding a primary for tbe city election next Monday, lu tbe opera bouse, the alarm of Ore wa sounded, All rushed to the street to And that W, 11. White aker' photograph gallery, ou C street, was ou fire. As most of tbe member of the Are department wen at the mivetlug, they were put to aouie dis advantage In getilug to the scene, a It took (hem sometime to get out. How ever, after they were alt then and got control of the hose and book and ladder carts, they did magnificent work, and soon t ad lbs flame under control. It I supposed that some of tbe chemicals, which Mr. Whiteaker hail stored lu small r-siin, Ignited by spoutancou combustion, which wo the cause' of the lire, Tlie building woe consider ably damaged, aud although consider able of the eon ten U were gotten out, they were very much broken and dam aged aud a great many thing entirely burned up, Tbe building waa Insured lu the Plmmlx Insurance company lor tout), and the content lu the (Mate In vestment Co, fur 1 1000. Tbe water sys tem here Is a complete saoees. Thl wot the first real Are teat sluce the new main were lata. Two trenis were soon playing ou the Are, and It was ei' tlngulshod In short order. Mr. Oil more, proprietor of tbe water works, and tbe city father, are well pleased with the Are protection that our town now lias. One half of the entire block would now, no doubt, U- In alios, had we not the excellent water facilities which have Just U-en completed. Marsh Merwln, the foreman of our Are companies, directed with good. Judg ment and coolness. No accident of hu- portance occurred. lllt'NU CITIES JOLTKIt. s Krtlii)iisks Mfcmk Alarm th l-Mpls, , llul ! tlllls Dsinscs, Sil.VKMSIHSiS. UM'KKHI'AK. sSoWDHIKT, SOVKHKtOS. TAU. KTAVIi. STAMUAKI). Rt'KfUiWKR. '' WASIirmN. WlXIMKiB, KII'P'SUKAI'K. CltYstAL There an, n addition to the forego- ogllst from the Scknttf, Amerifvi, B numls-r of much pow ders Md In the woMeru that were not fuutxl in the 'astern stor, Followlog Is the lit to d..te! ' :A 1 1' W fx oaii Alum. . ali.iiiul lUiUm l-uwdi Uh, W'le"-) h'ulllT 01 I V t.,iniiis Anim.inu,Alutii. viiuwi unw, vtveisni.i HtCAOO YKAHMisaislas Aiilimnt,Aliiia V( l,il,iu M.elUl.,tlOiiHIM.) t , U.m tUm.,..TO..,.. IVaiUilin Alios. II. .ol. ..... . iiiiuiln ASiiitoion.Aliuil, U i,'. urmii u tsiug rowiii-r uu-, i ionm-.i I'MUVAI.fH.. .....j. .Usiwliii Alum. (Vj.rmu.v., w miirr a iirt.wi.iu, iiiciii. tlM5-tN,TAYUUl'Su..Amiiiuiim,AluiM. iTsylur Ai:. 1,0, ri. i"ii-. . V UH A t.l.H,.;. i..i.Oitiilii Alum. i arimlt ns. lu., "i. i"n. Mil AW'SSMIW I't'KK.. CuiilHlnii Alum. iMortilmiiU' ill. Aswvuukiu, t. uw,l injtwdN HI1A,..: - CiitHln Aluio. (IKkIuiii a iiu,ni. i, iui-. HllKP.VHh's,.... tiinlnn Amtiinln, Alum, twin. u. aiii-piirti, m, um.i H Al S 'H - .fontala Alum. Mvr.ituiii Mt- wo..ni. uiiiw.i M OX A W 1 1 ...... t ' tut a A in 'lion u , Al ii m . (H-1,1, .Muni. ii.t i isiviiu., KNOW ll.vl.l .Conmlns Alum. (tll'liijut t'lU Sll Mills, t'hkHi.) IHNT. (Viitnlii Alinn. llll.K ,( i iiiiIi-iii Aiioii. iw . r. Mflisiaaiiiia ixi., t liii'iuju.j V.PIM, ..... ::. ., liiillin Attnii. (HiH inwr iiiiiiiij rstiiii i Liiiinii'i j K.VUlr KI.I.'I ri HITV, rmonlos Alii.o. (KtilliMI Jli, IHi.,l lilcu8o.) UlHlVil Hl'N, ...tViiiliilim Ammiiula, iriimuli i immn'iu Wins, i;iiii'k, WltlTK UMK t'.iuuiliis Ammiiiiln, Alum. tOioliu I i!l.. A Sil.Hi Mills, ,Mllilleilills.) ViH'M ACMK,.. ..Cimliiltis Animoata. I Hum. WihiU.A IM I'lilliuli-li-liia.) . AMlltKWH' 1-KMiU ....C-mlnliw Ammonia. II', K, Amli tiws at lii., MllwwikwM ' IUUIUKS' f tVOIUTK,,..., r.iiilnlns Alum, III. II, IIUlTltH, .Mllllll-Hinllii,) Ktll'.l,IT,...... . Ouiilnliu Alum. Hiil.All,,... niitiilus Alum. iMiH'iniiui imM., i iiicnjou I'UT.VAM'M KST. .miliums Alum. (wn ruiniiiu(;ii.,rBinMo.) , . ('HINA --T- hOUSK. ... (-iinluisn Aluul. iN.inll M,:hiw.iU,St, I'uUl, .MOin.) i TWIN I'M'Y ('iiiiiilns Alum. (J, k, f i'luuwill, Mliilit'iiiln, Al lllll.l 1 1 1: 1 1( 1 ' I .,,. . ...I 'untitle Ammonia. (Hon iili'i, lliiklilji Ptiivilor Co, Hun h rmu'lmxi,) CLIMAX,. . Contains Alum. (t iiiiuix HUHiiig i'iiwiiirtju,,iuuinaHiiia.) There are puiv cremn tartar baking owdersoutlie mnrkot. All author- lilua report Dr. Price's ("ream linking Powtlcr as fivafroui alum, ummoula, lime, or any oilier adulterant, .The purity of this bland has never been HUOHtlonod. "r! 1 ' : ' ! "Tim 5ln AlmutTuwn," , j; , Where Is Felix Labrauch? He took three Utile children from their mother two little girls and one little hoy, Tlie oldest was eight and tlie youngest four years old. We want to know. ..where the brute Is. Ho packed up last Mon day, mid left -wit hout giving tlni pour mother any reason. "What have I done? Why do you trtut mo so, Felix?' ' she naked. "Oh, nothing," said he: and klHricd her and left heron her knees pleading for her children. Hhe bus one child only a month old. , Wbo says man has a heart? Tho woman is at my house, and any one who doubts this may call and sue her aud get lior 'word for It, M, C. Iti'HSKl.t.. Imitation pearl teapots and Rocking ham pitchers at the llakery, , Beautiful hand-painted china por ridge sets at the llakery, tSBATTI.K, NOV. 5.-At St thl -ifteruoon this elty was visited by the mint severe eartlnjuuke shock ever fell here. , There were two shock In (ulck uooiiiiii, the first being merely a tre mor of uliout live waves, which, after i Intermission of about thirty seconds, a followed by a morescvero shock of twenty-seven eond' duration. There era six distinct vibration, tbe direc tion being from the southeast to the imrthwest, , No damage was done, al though great alarm wa occasioned to thins) lu the top of tbe six or seven- story building.' Cue building swayed so much that the elevator bumped against the side of the shaft aud could Hot be moved uutll the shock was over. Lake Washington, on the west tide of town, wo lashed Into foam aud tbe water rolled onto the beach two feet above the mark of the highest water aud eight feet above the present stage. VKrU from Snohomish and Helling- j ham bay town aay tlie book wa f..'t there. V PonrTowtfsBND, Nov. 28, A dl tlnct shock of earthquake wa felt here nt 3:14 o'clock thl afternoon. The shock ouiilluucd fully twenty seconds. Hulldlog shook, wludowe rattled and many persona rushed out of their house In alarm. No damage was doue. Tacoua, Nbv. SU. A alight earth ipiak sles k was felt all over tbe city at 3:10 thl afternoon. No damage wo done, -: " v- -. Oi.tmi'ia, Nov. 2.-Two earthquake shocks were experienced here at 80 o'ebs-k this afternoon, tlie last one be ing exceptionally severe. Buildings were rocked aud many people were frightened, a number rushing Into the street. W. 0. T. l Nat ni AnnunnomsnU. s J, Lloyd Thomas, of New York, lec tured to a full house Baturday night in Monmouth, and at the close of his lec ture, organised a prohibition club of over one hundred members, with Mr. A. W. Lucas president, Mrs. II. A. Ad kins vice president, Mr. Mcintosh sec retary, K. M. Haley treasurer. There will be a "Demurest Medal Contest" In the opera bouse at Mon mouth, Saturday, December 6th, at 7 p, in., consisting of prohibition speeches by nine Loyal Legion girls, Interspersed with music. The Monmouth Comet bund will furnish good music. Geueral admission 10 cents, reserved seat 25 cents. Ticket on sale at Smith A Jor dan' store, Just opposite the hull,; f Mrs. Anna Higgs, state president of I he W. C. T. U., will be at Iudepeu deuce December 7, and wishes to meet all the ladles at 2:30 o'clock p. ni. She will then deliver a publlo lecture at 7 p. m. Ou December 8th she will be at the church In Monuiouth at 2:30 o'clock p. m., where she hope, to meet all the iiuiics orAionmouiii, ami will give a public lecture at 7 o'clock p m. From there she w 111 go to Dallas the Dili, aud to Ulekreall the 10th, Having Just re turned from tlie national convention of the Women' Christian Temperance Union, held at Boston, she will have something good to tell us. Give her a good au Hence aud a liberal collection. Mits, II. A. Aukjns, , County Cor. Sec, W. C. T. U. Whim Unliy win ntulc, w gsre hor Cantoris. Whnn she wa a Child, alio orled tor Oastoriu. When she became Mim, alio dung to Cantoris. When slie hsd Chlluruu, aha gave Uuiin Cantoris, The Mnrtita, i-OHThAND, October 23, 1891, Wh rat -The market quiet with a weak tone, Quotes Valley, ft.501.62; Walla Walla, 11.40 1.42J per otnlal. FjiOPft--Quoto: Btandard, $4.80, Walla Walla, I4.B0 per barrel. , , Oats Quote new, 40 ($ 4,1c, Burj'KB Quote: Oregon fancy cream ery, 82 J35o.; fancy dairy, 8o.; fair to good, 25 27Jo,i choice Cal. ,22J 24o. per lb. ' Kaofe Oregon, 27 30o. perdoaen. Poui.tky Quotas Old chlckens,$4.80 5.00 young, $2.50 4.00 ducks, $5.00 8.00 geese, $0.00 $10.00 per dozen j turkeys, 15 10c. per lb. INHKI'KNDENCB BKTAIL MABKKT. i: , Wro qtioto iricci as follows: Flour, standurd, $5.00 per barrel; potatoes, good qtio'llty, 2.r)0. per bushel; but ter, 30c. per lb,, according to quality; eggs, 25c. per dozen; cabbage, 60c. H-rdox,; wheat, 80o. but choice lot would bring shade higher; oats, 40c; hops, 15o. per lb; wool, lOJo. rsafci.c; . ; ; j The public I ..t r : uggeeiMins about Ibe 14 - . J , Ureat interest bat sot t m I : .i In vestlgatlons mode by t'e L'tlJHtal and Canadian govern. juU and by the dlAVrout boards of bealth tu show tlie purity orlmpurltyofnillk, baking pow ders, spli-es, aud other article of dally use In tbe culinary department of our household. Just now the subject of baking pow der 1 claiming public attention. W til desire pure and wholesome bread and this cannot be bad with the um of impure or poisonous baking jKiwdcr, There can beuo longer any question that all tbe cheaper, lower grades of baking powder contain cither alum, lime, or phosphatlc acid. The official analysts) by the United Blate and Cauodlau governmeuu have therefore beeu (tmlled with Interest and have pretty clearly established tbe facts upon thl subject. Tbe United State government report give the name of eighteen well-known powders, ome of them advertised si pur cream of tar tar baking powders, that contain alum Tlie report show that tbe Itoyol bak lug powder was feu ml tbe highest In U-evenlng strength, cvolvJng 100.0 cu blc Inches of gas per sJ-igJo ounoo of powder. There were eight other brands of cream of tartar powder tested, and their average strength waa 111.5 cubic Inches of gas per ounce of powder. The Canadian government investiga tion were of a still larger unrulier of powder. The Royal baking powder wa here also shorn the purest and highest lu strength, containing VX)X cubic liiche of k-avenlng gus per ounce of powder. Mne other cream of tartar powder were h-sted, their average strength being reported to be 89 cubic Inches or gas per ounce. These figure are very Instructive to the practical houxekeeiHir. They Indi cate that the Royal baking powder goes more than S3 per oeut. further In use than tbe others, or Is one-third more economical. Still more Impor tant than this, however, they prove this popular article ha been brought to tho highest degree of purity for to Its superlative purity this superiority io strength Is duo and consequently that by IU use we may be Injured tbe purest aud moat wholesome food. The powder of lower strength ore found to leave large amount of Inert matter In the food, Tli Is fact la em phasized by the report of the Ohio State Food Commissioner, who, while find ing Die Iloyal practically pure, found no other powder to contain less thau 10 per cent, of Inert or foreign matters. The public Inteiest in this question has likewise caused to be made Investi gations by our local authorities. Prof. W. a Haines, of Hush Medical College, consulting chemist ef the Chicago Btstrd of Health, bas found results sim ilar to those reported by the national and Canadian authorities. Dr. Haines say: - . RUSH MSBICAI.OoM.taK, CHICAOO, 111 I have recently obtained samples of the chief baklnir powder In the market, and have subjected them to careful chemical examination to determine their purity, whok'someness, aud leav- enlug power. As the result of my U-st 1 And the Royal baking powdur superior to all the others in every respect. It is entirely free from all adulteration and unwholesome impurity, aud in Isiklng it dive ofrairreater volume of leaven ing gaa than any other powder. It is, tliereiore, uot ouiy tlie purest, but also tbe strotiKvst powder with which I am acquainted. Wsiran a. lUtNM, M. r Consulting ClumUt, Cuiuugo Board of llwillh. The statistic show that there la used In the manufacture of the Royal baking powder more than half of all the cream of tartar consumed In the United States for all pur posts. The wonderful sale thus Indicated for the Iloyal baking powder greater than that of oil other linking powders combined la perhaps even a higher evidence thau that al ready quoted of the superiority of this article, and of Its hidlspensablencss to modern cookery. Mew SecUonsl Msp of Oregon. The Orcgontm, at great expense, has prepared a sectional map of Oregon, and oilers it as a premium for subscriptions to the Weekly Orfgoniun. The map is corrected up to date, Is 40x50 Inches lu'slze; etle, six miles to the Inch. It Is neatly finished and on rollers, ready to hang up on the wall. This Is Uie finest map of Oregon ever issued, and should be in every house hold In the state. Anyono sending $3.00 will receive the Weekly OirgonUin for fifteen months, (if the subscription Is received prior to January 1, 1812,) aud oue of these maps as a premium. The price of the map without -thAmper Is $2.00. Address t--' Ohkooniax Publishing Co., Portland, Oregon. -, ,,i . v i A SOUVENIR THIMHLK KKlilC. Any lady tending at once the names and address of Um married lady friends or housekeepers to whom we can send sample copies of the most charming Illustrated ladles' newspaper published to-day, will receive an elegant solid tllver souvenir thimble. The Xmto Pictorial Weekly is the handsomest and most enterlaiulug publication of Its class and. It becoming uuivcrsally popular with Intelligent ladies In both Canada and the United States. It con tains sixteen large pages, same size as Harpct fiaiwr, most profusely illus trated, and comes each week At only $2.00 a year, If you desire a souvenir thimble send name of those you think would be Interested in the Ladies Weekly aud enclose fifteeu U. 8. two cent stamps to cover expense of mail ing, etc. Forward to-day. Address LadU Pictorial Weekly, Canada Life Building, Toronto, Can. tlon r "MJt.m. U i r buiic : Mr..: perlnteu. " 1 i I 0. P. R.R. SttmrWm. M. Heg, leaves Sslwvt ftr Corvnllla, sonili isviart, st 7:H0 n.m on the Billowlug dates) November 7, 12, 17, 21, 26, Lenvea Corvnllls IVir Ralmu. north txaind, at 12:: P-njj.on the lblag atcs Noveinbtir S, 13, IS, 22,117. NOTICE. All persous Indebted to the under. .1 .. .1 ...III ...... . .. ,, . , , m HiKiivu win neiise can nuu oott n. ns w I wish to settle up all accounts duo the old Ann. J. L. Btock'ihxn. sciioom, mmzt t ) which was well rav ers, Hupt. lUymud Uiea vx advisability of electing o, that one of tbe teachen be elcctl t : : ideut Instead of himself. TSt then taken, which resulted In C;c!. tlon of tbe following oCoeres D. F. Mulkey president, and Lena O. Cst secretary. "History, and how to Teach It." Wd ably dlscusaed by C. A. Swlntoo, ct Rlukreall school. Hupt. Reynolds followed wltli few word, In which he indorsed Mr. Bwln tou't Idea on the subject, and spoke of bis success la teaching by tbi method. Mrs. Faulx-1 gave some lotereeUog methods of teaching history, using some blackboard illustratlooe. Prof. KlefT showed some of hi oUa work, consiHtiog of diagram and Utv torlcal map. . j The question was then asked by Mlse Nellie Collin, "How to teach Primary History?" It was answered by Bopt. Reynolds, by request of tbe president. "School Management" wa then dis cussed by Mia Rett Campbell, jBupt Key nobis, an d other. On motion, tlie association adjourned for dinner. v The association reassembled at 120 o'clock p. m., and fifteen mluute wen spent In slngiug, after which the sub ject of scbwl management woe again taken up. It wo well discussed by many, - The question woe asked,"How many teacher read the school lav (rule) once a month?" Very few responded, and Hupt. Reynolds advised all teachen of the county to read aud expound the school laws monthly. Following this was a class exercise In ill I ... f lu. T An U ,, the Dulls schools. Numerou question placed In tbe quMtlon box were then discussed. Next ou the programme wa "Tbe part Language play In a Liberal Edu cation," by Prof. P. L. Campbell, pres ident of the Oregon State Normal school, Monmouth. Pre. Campbell being absent, his place waa filled by Mrs. Faubel, of the Dallas school. Tbe programme for tbe next meeting as read and accepted. On motion, the next meeting will be held at Dixie, and It was decided to change the time of meeting to tbe Saturday before Christmas. The meeting then ad- oumed. Sugar of all color at Walker Bro. huntersTbeware. All Mtrsnns are bersht notlflod to kvn oft lh promliMSi of tlie undonilgaed tnt ail kinds of fin mi in DiirtMSMn. Anr Dersan found liunlliif stitr Uils dsl upon th premises of n. lu iap?r wh tut of Uie law. K. 0sprr will be iinMnUl to Ui (uU ex- wiLnin uwrca. Mas. Vioi.s Huiraa. lodi-pcndt-nce, Polk tounly, Oiisun, Nnvsm- T1MK TABLE. Indcpsndanpi and Monmoath Motor Una lM tSTS Iudv(s-ndnca. Moumouto. 7W - 7j10 S:lU S.-25 V:SJ Itoo 11:14 ItJO 1:W 1:16 . S- J t.tO l:lt S;IS fcw NO HUNTING-TAKE NOTICC. All perwins are hcrebV notlflsd In ksan nff orthe premises or (lis undnrslgned fur alt uiu oi iiiiniini purKisa, Any person saona untini nr tills dale, udud iu mUa. will be priSH-entedtotbfUllxtvnl orUielaw nu-itii just wuai we say. Hssitr Hiuu iDuepeiiuenoe, ur., norenuwr gf, Imu S-a NOTICE. The board of school directors of dis trict Ko. 29 will hold their regular niisHings iu the director's room of the ' InilciM'iuleuoe National bank at 4 o'clock p. m., Friday, October 2, 1891, and on Friday at tlie fume hour of every four weeks thereafter. Signed, U Board of Directors. Kxplanatlon ot Waathar Signals. The following is an explanation of tbe weather flags displayed over the Independence National bank: No. I, hite flag; No. 2, blue flag; No. 8, white and blue flag; No. 4, block tri angular flag; No. 5, white flag, with black centre. , INTKltrKETATIOJf OK DISPLAYS. No, 1, alone, indicates fair weather, stationary temperature. No, 2, alone, indicates rain or snow, stationary temperature. No. 8, alone, indicates local rain, sta tionary temperature. No. 1, with No. 4 above it, indicates fair weather, warmer. No. 1, with No. 4 below it, Indicate fair weather, colder. No. 2, with No. 4 above it, Indicates warmer weather, rain or snow. No. 2, with No. 4 below it, indicates colder weather, rain or snow. No. 3, with No. 4 above it, indicates wanner weather with local rains. No. 8, with No. 4 below it, indicates eoliler weather; with local raius. No. 1, with No. 8 above it, Indicates fair weather, cold wave. No. 2, with No. 5 above it, indicates wet weather, cold wave. NOTICE. All those Indebted to the Cooper Bros, aro hereby notified to call at the First National Bank of Independence and settle by note or payment in full and by so doing additional costs will be saved. Cooper Bros. ........... i i issnsnaassanBnaB Jr- A ' ' i 5ft2 QUARTER ' kercom t;-, Ore-frj n gon, scu.- wliat j r It is now Jiakcr City, a PCNTf TDV a man who hat since UCi 1 1 UlH become ideiiti lied with the resources and H f development of thnt country. This nun iVSVJ" la no other than Mr. John Stewart, on of the wealthiest mid luoat tauueutuU.citlsens in to county. tnarcctatkUerheanyai "I had been aufferlutr from -vi!".s In niy back and general kid. ncy conij.tul.it h t it-y.m time, snd had naed msnj (ttntAltoa without miy but temporary relief. Th psiua in mv K.eU lu.il become so severe that I was yreventeil rom nttendiiifc to my work and could ' not mow about without the use of a cans. Bear Sigr, thronirh a friend, of t!ie wonderful care tt fectcd by Urcgon Ki.lnc? Tea, I was induced totiT I box, and ftcm t:it very first dote I found bMttat relief, and before u,hfr half the contents of' box the pains in mvdick entirely disappeared. have every fnitk in the virtues f Ihs Orefoo Kidney Ten, atnl ju conscientiously recamniena It to my (rteudu. I would not he without it suythtas." ; , . - reifini KM'.'-V "e.i f ires Iwckaene, ence of 'ine, u'rii'k dust tediuient. bn' Mi.irni Haitiii.n wioi uriiisrTiiir. and ' I Hons of the kidney orurlnsryonrsaaa