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it th ui Wot yuv fa wivd a.l
frhft neara, (Vat w M M A'Af
vViiA" K'tfA tiny lA' vff.
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Take the Lead in Polk Count.
NO. 14
VOL. IX.
$2.00 lVr Year.
INDlilM-NDlCNCi:, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, .1C02.
Five Cents I'er Copy.
CiKNKKM. DlRKClORV.
Preaideni.... ....
V Preai.tettt,,,,,,
S(HV i( State ,
K.i. of Treasury
.IWniamtn lUrriaon
..,,11 1'. Morton
, U, Itlaina
v,,,,Cliaa. Feeler
Juhu Wmiiinuknr
Postmaster UonertlL ,
(nhv of Interior,,,. ..
Sec. ot War ,
rW. of Navy
Attorney General... -
He of ABriotiUnr.,
IVra.of FJneatioii.,
CVia, tt Pensioua...
,,,,.iihu VV. Noble
,,. .Steven it.r.lkuia
.Itenjamtu F.Traey
,V, II. II. Miner
, , , Jeremiah Husk
. , V. T, llarria
.,.,...0. tt.ltttui
atT or umhous.
Governor..
Sec ot Slat.... .
Treasurer.,., ....
Hwpl, of Fub, lua.
.Svlvealer IVnuoyer
,.0v. Mellrhl
..Phil. Meiohae
L 11 Melllroy
ll.vi. P. t'liambertalu
Atty, Oeuernl....
Stl Prluter
U.S. Senator.,,
Coitgrvaaiunn,.,. .
',' Frank ltaker
I John II. Mitchell
i. N. lH.lpu
liintfKf ItftlUHHtl
i It S. Strahu
Supreme Court W. I Urd
Hnpt, of Penitentiary,
....(. S
. S. Ifciwnius
Kept, of ajiui.,..
IMS. Com.
Cltuk, ....... ......
FWi Cow.
wr.
Ciwwit Jtid.,
lMrtct AKy
U U Howlaml
ill. V. llvi
IMerl Clow
I A. N. Hamilton
Frank Millet
F. 15. IUhI. Pre.
It 0. Campbell
Oisx. '1'. Mvera.
....W. W. Haker
It l Bohw
.Geo, G. Hitigham
i;twilti'... . j o. W.Mjivn
rmmU Ju.laa.. .J. HUuffr
l.ri!T W. I,Wr"j
j ,k f. U. ta
Bit Tumor
tVtMM t SKriul'H.lotil, . . W. I. ItoytmM
Ah '...... ...f
Suriur T. Uiltlur
CM''er. & h'li''
istittrRNDisxt'i'
Mnvor M. Mt-rwill
toeoftlor..., J-T; tVr.1
Mhl ?n?tl
I M J, Wtlxm
t inl WarU J H. K. Kwutwl
I A. S. Ikr
Hua w aru , j JtmlM Oitm
i M. Mi-iwiu
IbiwWurJ jA Witm
wii.l mum-'.
t Ii Uilittor
DUtwiNV 8!) . W. Miluo
ciwk -iii,I: J"."
"church directory.
Fir tUrriT.-Siiin1ay 8.h.ul al lo
o'elurk a. M. lW-tilnuewry Hun.Ujf al
11 o'oJcH'k a. iu., and aim ewry 8Jy
ti'omi. Yunnjj peple' OMfimif oue
Jmnr betft x-rrirtt iu lti eM-uiiiil. l'rayr
Birt-lii.u ervry 'fhiiraday rreoii). All
cinlially mil4 l ai'l.
IUV. A. J. lll'UHAKKII, I'Mtor.
CtTHT raKaTTKU!. 1'n.arUiltB
icrvice nvry SumUy nwrmiirf at II an J
li in I li vainit al 7 oVIk. Hiinilay
8cbTll 12 o'clock, inimHlmti'lj afior
Breacbintf. l'raypr nwluia evpry WXiic.
day A ctrilml iiiitaiia e-
ila.a lo all, aaptvially Iraiiitpm twitiug
(be city. . . . - ,
M. K. Cucm n .SoiTM.-rrrtti'lima pi
r flrt an.i lliir.i Sumlay Hiimlay
Habit-)! at a oolm'k In Ibe aftefncHia.
J'rajeriuw'lntg every Tbnrliy evpuini!.
All in vtl.-.l .
1U.V. J. M. I'AitKfcH, 1'iulor.
ETAS-iRi.ifu I'nfaolilnit viry Sab
bath ciwit tb aMsmxl Humly iu tbf
Bjfiitbat Iu4(?Hnlmnw nl J . m., wnl
at Jlumwmtb in Hie itllio cliixl buiIJ
ii:it at 11 a. m, by the pnntor,
Uav. A. H, Copubt.
Cnirrti.-8umlay Hcbm-I ewry Situ
dny at 10 o'clock, l'rttacbinu Hie flml
and W'coml HnnJaya of Ilia wonlb morn
in 2 ami eranimr, l'rayer aivciing on
SVetlnetlay evftiinif.
K li Sii!.t,ET. YmUir,
HF.CHKT WK IKTII'A
AO. V. W.-IM'KI'KSHKNiK l)IMiK
Ml. U, mmU nrj l"ii.i)r nmlil In
Mwnli: (mil. All ,ir!',"il'1f;i,''I ,"vJi"d
111, Mil Wll.l.r.lt, wmnn.
'.'At 1 L-v I ..lull.- Vil I'l
US'VJ,'"'',? All M.I K-U..W.
t,.nX . A. IH'T,J.u. -M
W. II. fa.vrs, BrTMury.
A A. M. HiiiK 'l mmiiiiHilia-
...... ..n k.lnriluV (.Vl'llllltf nil
,r iM iiin, hill iiim-ii arh mmilh
lid two k' ilifOMrifr. '.
A'.xliinn. W. H. W. I'.Cunna-
vay, Hwrv Ury.
tTuMUt l,uMiK Ml. . K. of I. m'
H .iy i-nln. All Kn"l'
italltaa-SrclV awwr.llallylnvl.r.1 lo !-
I-11.I. "; ' w
tit A 1 K i t.i.r.tA. rv .
I'llYMlCI A XH-DKX TISTKY-
LEE &. BUTLER,
Fuisiciii ii sons,
-:AIXO;-U.
3. EXAMINING SURGEONS.
Dlllre, Wrntt lil f SI"'" Kut
ISIiKKyiif'B. - - -.-.'-"Jl-
Diyii"jOHNS()N.
Resident Dentist
All work wm-riiiiK.I loglve tha bwl
of uIIIim:II"Ii. ,,,.., ,
I N IiKI'K! 1 1 KM 'K. OHM ION
Dlt, J, ic, locki;
l'hysician : and Surgeon,
Buena Viata, Oregon.
ATTORN CYS,
GEO. A, SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will pnictbiO In all ntuto anil fwl- rul
courts. Ofllua fivat Imii-iK'iiiliiniw Nu
tioiiul Hunk.
lndapandtncaL; ?'9on
jno, J, Daly. J. E. Sibley. H. C. E.kln.
DALY, SIBLEY 8 EtkM.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Wo have 4 tin only wt of aMnwit boiika in Polk
counlf. IMiablH alwtranM fiirnihil.
nmney lo bun. No i-oinmlwlon lir''il op
lOHllM. UlllCe, rtHllilM HIM. . Tf liwi. m ui"v,
Dallaa,
Oragon.
A, M. JIUJtLEY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Ofleer N.t Indniifniliinca Nut'l Iliiull.
IinV'rwnil''iwi, or,
B.IMJonlinm,
W. II, IIoIiiich.
BONHAM. I HOLMES
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OI'MtK IN IIUMH'S IIMIVK,
PelwffinHluW and Court, 8AI.KM, Oil
(in Com incrcliil Wl ,
l UH.VTVII
pil W I II Iff m rwi, riP'il, . T,
All dln.l of hulMIng mu'twI l l"wt mien.
Itt w Hilar Hirwi, iwiim
Or,
M""iww"iViV'iMKAi).iiM
v.lrrln
VMKHt'l ANUMAI.T MKATM
N Sin mul w OwiiKwliU tiw. Imiitini
bin. I.or iM Hlm. lilwu( imil UtwIW'
111 Hl in.l IM IM.l nu .hutp.
Mitcholl&Bohannon
HiuiuflU'UrM ill
8 AS II AND DOORS
AIM, WHOIX RAWINU.
Mi riml . . t4rMiil
W. G. SIIARUAN.
Merchant Tailor
e $TtIT, Of NSITI KHTOFHCl
Suits in Any Style Made to Order
AT MKAMOW AHLR KATKH.
BHD INO BIER SCO?.
C. T. HCNKLKi POI.
Main street, Independence, Or.
Two anparlanetd workman In al
lamlanca. BEITTY'S ORGANS
iltvw IkMllal r. b
ail), W.hlttvu. Hm Jrar
Commenwd Buins March 4, 1889,
KUU.luUl by Nmil Amiiurlljf,
-THK-
FIRST NATIONAL , BANK.
of ndwi!a,Ortua,
Capital Steak,
Suralua,
$60,000.00
$14,000,00
j.a.txHii1,;!!. u w. n.iiiriiTx.
W, II lCAWI.KY,raahr.
DIRECTORS.
J, , i.rr, U W, ll,.Mrti, lv HliuMi
O. W. Whllikr,W, W. OM"
A ,! Iwnktnv hu.lllW lrIIMk-ll
tin. . i4 t'ha ou all li.ip.iuml
tM.tlltjft.
H .1U nmliKl Mil.twl loelrtrt iif on w
IIR.-ttlv r aiMM' u (Uin-iiwni im
Uffie hours . hi. K 1 1. m.
THE IXDEI'EXDENCi;
National Bank !
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
II. IIIKMt'ltMKKli, Illot.
AHH AM Nr I.HIIN. . Vli nwldool.
W. I. CUNNAWAV CMtoler.
A fHii.nl tMiikhit and iolin bulrn
Uniiuu-lvil: Uu wle, blllilUniiiUKl,itt.
mrrrlal rrmtlU aranlml: dr,IU nld on
ciirrrnt axntunl .uiijo l lo ctwk, Inlrrwl paid
an Umt Urp,li.
PIMXTOIUi.
Jmlum MvtHtnM, II. H. Jwron, A. J.
0.h1iiiii, II. Utrwblwry, A, Nolwn,
T.4. 10. 1. A. Alton.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE UWS OF OREGON.
MONMOUTH, OR.
I. A. M AI'IU'M
H. I..i:AMI'IIKI.I.
1 It A a IUWKI.U.
I'rmbloRl
..Vli.l'rr.
.Cabl!r
PAID CAPITAL, $25,000.
DIRECTORS.
I.A.Warrnin, P. l.('ainilNll, I. M.HIinpnoo
J, II. V. Iliillur, J. II. Hiiiuip, V. W. 1'imoll
JiMhiph I WM1.
A finil hankina and i'lianK bulni
IrHiianrlril; bn maili'; dyIU rwrlvnl
nb'l lo rliR-t or on rrtiniiof d.ill;
InU'rral paid on lime ppMlta.
-Klr prr vuull mid burylar pn)f ff,
MMiri'd hv ViilP llnoi I'M k.
omwllour: II a. m. Ui 4 p. tn. .
Harness,
Saddles,
Whips,
Oils,
Robes,
and Brushes.
BEAMER & CRAVEN.
HMD & VANMEER,
Suooaaaora to
ELKINS & CO.,
PBOPltlETOIW OF
CityTruck and Transfer Co.
Hauling of all Kinds Done at
.Reasonable Kates.
Agents for the 0. P. Boats.
jigrCollwJtloiia Miulo MontlilytM
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
Farmers and Merchants
Insurance Co.
Capital Stock,
0
I'lwbtvnt,
J. U tst.
TruMiirvr,
Vl
it, NMIO
Am I
sxztscTosta. .
Hon. W, , airbi, I'hlcf Jiuib of ilin Niifittmii ivnirli lion. Joint IHiotull, v A..iiU.
Jll.tl, n( llio MupivmnlVmni Hon, J, K V. Mb.rlorl, 1 1. v . Ktmo Ni'imlors Itoti,
J, I. hmi, t'miitvui l ion CoiiBtv Nu.ioiin! li.oiUi f, r, lir.l, .MmHimiij
0, '. ailnM,'n, 'ililuii M lpm'.iii. Mrr. lolil J, O, Wlll.ini.li,
i iipuon.i; i
lVf luium mvipta hIihh iH'Kiiniaitioti,
Imwhi jmlil aliiit' oruiiiiiwtt Ion, .
Surjihw iw mnnirity to policy liolilpt
1MB I til, bl
THE NEW
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
YOUNG HORSES. fi: . NEW BUGGIES
DOUBLE 'V;V rnon
BINGLK TEAMS. jWDINQ HOUSES.
"a" laJii (fe- " a . . '
Fbat-Ctaaa Turooota tor Commrwlal Traclfr, l'rla maaonablt and rUtlnW
una lUMMiufii,
K0BT1I KST MAIS 8TUEET,
WATCHES.
Elgin, Waltham, Scth Thomas, Swiss,
or any movement desired, 'in jjold or
silver ease, hunter or open face.
CLOCKS.
Our line includes every kind of JJO
hour and 8-dav cloeks.
JEWELRY.
Our stock is complete, and it will pay
you to select your jewelry from it.
SILVERWARE.
Our stock of silverware is the finest in
the county. We sell at a very small
margin of profit.
SPECTACLES.
Of Spetacles
and can fit all
MUSICAL GOODS.
We cany a line of Uanjos, Guitars,
Violins, etc., ol the finest quality.
We also carry a lartre
Paints, Oils, and
FINALLY, Our
and our prices the lowest. Call
and examine our stock whether
you buy or not.
PAT
TERO
DRUGGISTS,
INDEPENDENCE,
Sclenllflo American
Agenoy far
CAVEATS,
raiON PArCNTa
OPYRlOHTa, to.
For Infiirnilim unil rm llnnnnok writ lo
MIINN A IU.. ll U(I,AI,WAT, Nkw Yoiik.
OlihMl linr.Mtu fur MHfiirliiit IH11..11I" In Amt.rirMi.
hv.ry iwtiit Ukn oulby ii I iironirliMHrora
tb. publio Ur a uotlca g.von frug of cluiruo Iu Ui
lAnriMt Urmitiilbin nf nny wiMitlHi1 iwinir In t.n$
wnrlil. H11U.110101V llliiHlnilwii. nn iMt.,iuiruiic
mn h,ail,l ihi witli,, ul It, Wnrhir, 1.0(1 a
I. Hiiliniiilillv lllimlriiuii. Nil ii,i.,iiiiiiit
nan ll.nll Kit niimt
uauaullu, ail UrimUwiw, Mu Vuik.
A llll WW MIINN l U
HltA'ITY'H (Irminii at bnri!nln.
For pitrtliMiliirnntiil Mfiliiciit. nil.
www.rireiia Uutiuil V. I i.-utt v . wiiKlitnic
ton, Mn Jiimoy.
NOTICE.
TlielHiard of aolmol dlrwlora of iIIh-
trlct No. 21) will hold Iholr rourulnr
mcotliiKH lu tlio (llriM'tor'x riHim of l lio
lniliiiciMleii) jSnlloiml DimK lit 4
o'clock p. m.. Friday, October 2, 1 Hill,
arid otirrwuy anno aanio nour oi
every four wenka nicrwirtcr, wjrmi
tf jumrii or jiirtHiiom.
EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.
In u eiilatfl of Win, Jimni (InutMUiwl,
Na
OTfCK la hniwliv irlvra lonll wlioin It limy
vni(orti Moil 1 buvtt linnli flniKihitiM I.XOO-
ulrlx oflhn laat will ami bwlninmit of Win.
Joiina, lnt of anlil noiinl, iliwnacil, by tha
ooiuity Jmlan. or wmi oonn, All pi'iwiiia in
llnbtMl Co mil 'I phIiUii, will plmiKH miilm iiikIiii
ninillittn t't.vrn en t .11 n il pcraona ImiMIiik I11I111.
Ilidri. iijiiiliiat will jii'iwniitlliiiaiHiinlo lnodiily
viirllliuf nt tlm liiili.pi'iiib ni'fl Nnlloiinl Imnk
In alx Jiionllia from thin diiln,
nimAa joNm. i'.iw'iiiri..
DAbY, KlBf,Y, A KAKIH.
Attya. for Kaltiln,
MRS. A. M. HURLEY,
Millinery Fancy Goods
Nnt to Indepandonra National Bank.
iMDiPEMoaaoa, Ohkhok
.Or
$500,000.
J, 0. WMItma,
Knt, nii Miinr,
IC A, MikaKN.
I'noblof.
l' .Ml.'lH,
IM,
(-.. r.aijf,
ruivy, riiy.iciBii,
,
H'-MVM'liH.IUI
tMI.0S.VWi
2-13,tS.KJ
AC2is, Meslsn (bssiL
uit urn vti.
J. N. JONES, TitOPi.
we have a large stock,
kinds of eyes.
stock of Lime, Plaster,
Glass.
goods are the best
OR.
WOODBURN
NURSERY
LARGEST STOGK OF TREES III
THE K93TRWEST.
Due End Three-fourths Millions.
KHI.IKK) prime Tiam (nioatly Frcin'li,)
Jtoytil Ann clmrry.
1(IIKH) Eiirly Gmwfum pencil.
HMXH) Moorpitrk mid lloynl nprinot.
85,1X10 JCaiipm Hpilzi'iiliiirK nipli.
20,(KX) Qravonaloln npplu.
25,0(10 IhIIdw Newton I'ipplu apple.
lll.lliK) Ilmi Diivla apple,
Iiitrtfeat Block of oil Other LonilitiK Vn
rielluaot Fault,
Free From "Insect Pests
CATALOGUE FftEE,
ADDRESS,
J. H. Settlemisr & h,
Wodburn, Or.
iriiip.
OpposKa Patiaiaon'a Drug S.0ie,on
Main streat.
' LL.IHU
Tiiiir Sowt-R ir has
1 N) S COM) UlANa-.
FERRY'S
5EEDS
rli... mU n.l li'iil lOf't4 IhhImmI
, l.l IS lltt lklUH lM.
Fcrry'a Sel Annual for 191
fell. Ik. what. mJ M.lt -'R.lil tl tn Uw
.kii(. IMi I mm kmb ml ,uii ,i iu
lB.M.FERRY CO.'MUh.
PATENTS
ili, U4 Mil HU'f IWtffli MMwa iU lh
auiit raltilJt bnaMCulMt,
I faitvitti tMinpiHindttui itlvu m lit
tl-t(tlUM) tttwl 'tii4tti.
will- m thrtvU)- noHuM fnwi tm I'wltni
tttfMHta HIaiI iMtflii (iHSNt lt(iMt l Bti,
tj-if ftt ltt..j t t ttUtlls li at II
Iniaiumtf atl tttj It. vf M i Hi t)tir(ifl
Tt Ulrl uil(!JtH K(lMtU'B UllNUt
1. tutMit ttttiuak. It'tMi iMfritnUttt mf
u!t i'f M'i AH'tnwji itt I'ata l
H. M. LINES,
FUNHRAI, DIRI'CTOK
UNDERTAKER,
A fllll Milt l,itu'!rl linn l FlUlvra) guutla
AJam en llanj.
mk
if
Dtalar In
HiKlvtiiK', iiin'ti'.wiiii', tinar,
Movi-Jt, i-ihI 01 her itilM-lhitHHiiH nr
licit?., IS.l tli iitielitliill uf tln
imhlh? to hh lliicittoek ut I ho u!h.i-
art ifl ih ti hand,
Ilia pi-ire will wHinur f;vi-ililv
IUi ire.i t) any other lornlit y.
Ci'itio mul ht 11 and 3011 wlH lu
mttinlied with inlets tiiiiinlity, and
tuality.
MONMOUTH, OR.
J. A. BOWMAN."
6UCKSMITB OF 111 KINDS
Naally Dona.
MACHINERY REPAIRING
HORSE SHOEING
A Specially.
Wood Working and Car
rtaec I'aintnie: uone in
First-class order.
C STREET, - INDEPENDENCE.
Livery and Sals Stables.
lliivinit ntirchuned llm ntenft of
ClMiritO Hiiollihy III lite M:lim.nilli
Livery ami Hl HlahKn, I atillett a fair
haiv of (lie iialnmnip of the mldkv
t inn piTpared to ftiriili kihuI team
and vehlelva ut aliert tmlhv, day or
nljjht, and nil trminleiit euloiti will rv
wive duo blteiitloii, Hetid hi your or
dew.
One Dollar Weekly
Hiiva 11 eiul g"bl wnit'h by our eliih nyatmii
dtir ll.linrut inibl.miril m,. arehnrrHiiti.il
ror ti y..ri. bm l-.l-jlii or Wnlilmni mi.vf..
tiimt, 11.-111 ttbui nn. I .',1, I n.ly'a orio'iil'p
le. ImiuI to nuy t ' wiilrb, To H,-,Mtri.
nat'iita w heie H.. Ii i.i,,i0, tv ivt-ll ,.110 of 1 hi.
Iiuiilln.en. Vti-li f r tile etitli re.., fja
mul wmi I'. tl, i.b x jtt -.-.. Willi erlvlli'u of
I'SilinlMiill.in tielole pit) (or llie annus
Our nc'lil at lmrlimn, N. (.'., wrlteai
"uur Ji.v,-li.r bnve eiuf,'i,'(l they ilon't
know h.iw yuui'nii lmiilli aui'li work Pstrtbe
money,"
(minvenl ui lli-nlli Heiinsf., 8. 0., writ em
"Your wiilehea tiikn nt Unlit. Tbri iieulln.
Ilintt w ho ,.( tie. hot tlnti'll .ubl thill lie ex.
Hliillli',1 mul pili'ftl II i'W.:ii'r' willrhi'a III
I. mil 'ii.ter. Unit were tin heller 1 lihll yuttnt, but
Ibi' prlee wiu. 5 :,"
dtil' fluent nt IViiiiIIikIiiii, Texna, w rlleai
"Am In reeelplof llie iiiili'li.iiinl am plenaeil
ivllle.itl nirnii., All Who liiiM.aieii it any II
wonlil be elieiip ill ? lil,"
One itoo.l rtlliilile mml, wnnletl fur eaeli
ihi. rite for piirlii'iiltira.
i:ii'Mi Watch Co., NeV York,
MONMOUTH'S
1
MULKEY,
Siitisliittluii irniii'iHilwil in pi it'os
iiiid koimI-i. Slock I'itnIi iiutl boiio-lit
forciisli, I'uli' lU'uluijr iititl good
lllU'gllillg,
Fit UN PKUVEIiTiit, lliolimun
ot 9 to 11 a, 111. ami 3 lo 5 p, m.
PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL
IHI, .TOHIIAN A- i O'H
GREAT MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
lOftl Mnrki't Nt. .Rim Vrannlaen,
tliiitmon ath a'lU i hta )
Co ami learn limy aomlnvtully
you aia nmilo ami liow to avoid
alcknoaaand diseases. Museum
'enlarged with tlumaanda of new
ohjecla, Admission 25 els,
1'rlvntn Orllee, SI 1 1 fdmry Rt, Dlnonaei ol
mens atrlcturu, laa of miiiiliiKiil,ilaniuia of the
akin mul kldneya iiilnkly annul without tha
turn of mnreury, Troiitiiicut tioraoiuilly or by
kilter, hgud for book.
Luther
B
Nfttiv TPnfifitrl
tt u v; wawyucji
Prop.
Great Preparations
an la iti'tt run out
; Birthday
Amnng other interesting
features will be an original
pictureofWnsltington'shead-
quarters at Rloomfldd, N. J.,
with an entertaining descrip
tion of the same. There will
be many other fine illustra
tions, including
Sine Portraits olWaskinston
by dillerent artists, showing
that the father of Jiis country
has been about as badly cari
catured as have some more
recent statesmen. Altogether
it will be a ctcat paper and
Ynn Must Not Miss It!
!UIU; I ttol M tV T lKC KM HI H.
Amirt Ibratl tletijuiittt, fuinjliimla tlr!
Ibarlr. ami fliey Tuuk Into
thriu.vltra Wirva,
Tim way tx-x-pW ran mix up Ihciti
ai'lveaand their rvlnllvei in lli iimlk-r
of Itiarrl ix waa lHthii UcVer Mtt-r
illuatruled limn 111 tin) tta of a kick
woiala Maine ftiitilly.o oncemlng which
a cofieiiiiideiit u rite "A falher, ailt,
and linuidwoii, iiiairlwl tlinr aUtvra.
Well, lllat ItaikaatlliplcfiiollKh, d' li't
il? It ha li t daw ned on you yet.
Well, heli ill Aim, thu fntlior,
inarried Ahlwll. Vi) Jk'iijutnlo, win of
Auioa, married lUlwy. () Ctiarka,
ami uf IVnjiinilii, married C'afdlue.
What Iheli? Alil'M hrother to hia
oil, Aitloa U tsmtidfather to hla
daughter. AiiHMia Kraiidfatlmr to Ida
aialer. Alto la father lo hla grntulaoll
AtiKta la Ida own crntiilf.il her, hi own
.mm, nud liMlher-ln la to Idiiiaelf.
Il.iij.iinlii U l.Mlher to hla father.
Ileiijiiinln la hrother to Ida aoll. Ilell
janilti l l-Mlher to hla daughter. Hcn
jamiu la hlltaml of Ida alatcr. lii'lija
lulu ia Itrolher to hia mother. I'hark
la brother to hla father, (Imrlea la
hrulher to hla grntidfnlher. ('Iiarleala
hrorother to hi imrther. t'lmrlea I
tairlher to hlagrnmliiioiher. t'lmrlw l
Kmndiiephew U hi mother, (."harlen l
ijrnmlilephew to hla lfi. Chnrlca ia
Ktalldehild to Ida aunt. Churl, a la
tnurrled to niioilier aunt, t'liHrlea l
anti of hia mint, CluirU a la the htia
Uuid of hia ater.1'
TltK HKXT r.l'ilITHI!.
Ortlmra ar
.ClioaeH, who
It Aftaira.
Will l.ubli.
RA. Klnif la to lm tho next ri
dent of tho Xorth I'aelMn Indiiatrial
Kxpoallliiii, Iu nmirdaiuxi with the
deeWon oftlw hoard of dim'tora, wlto
tint liwt venliijr In tliBainrliitend
('tit'a haiinut tho exollloii luilldltii;,
and elected the oftUvrn for iho eiiatiing
year, T. V.. ltlchanltutn oould havti
hud the honor ftaecond time, but de
clined, owing to tho prvtwlnir enreaof
litialncfH, and very iiwitly aulwtituted
In hlsplneo lu a abort upm-h Jfr. King,
wlifi wna uiiniiiiiioiii.lv elwttd, there
llti on other oandldaU-. Mr. King
hint at way a taken an actlvo Interest In
this IiutuHjiiul Piilorprino, and Die
elnileti inadu will give general aiUia
ntetloii. Jtouald Mucleay waa ilawl In iioinl
imlloii for tlm oilUw of vice inwldcnt
hy Mr. Hlarr, and, no other candidal?
being placed til liouilnallou, tlii sec
retary whh liiMlrneletl to cant tho iiiianl
inotw vote of tho iHuird for hini, and tie
will occupy tho vice imaidciit'a chair
fnrthW year. Fur the treitmiivixhlp.
Colonel C. F. r.tvlw and (icorgo It,
Miirklu were placed In iioiiiitintlou, hut
the fniinci'ileclliied llio honor, owing
to tho prcHHuro of hiialuesa eiiHiigi
tneiila, and Mr. Muiklc wna untin
ImotiMly elected,
Colonel 11. W.Mitchell will act na
nipel'lntcudctit mul Hceretary ninln
till your, being duly elected to Unit
poslllon liyauiinninitiuavote. No 01 her
iitiliilnallonH wcro made. Flank Me
Peiniolt, D. Holla Cohen, F. A. K.
Starr, (I. A. Moonejytnd L. U, ri'tiuder,
wereiilaccd In inomluatlon for mem
txuxlilp on tho executive, committee.
Tha ballot lug resulted In McDcrniott
rtieelvlng fourteen votea, t'ohtn four
teen, Htitrr twelve, Mooncy eleven.
The president, vlccprcHldcnt and treas
urer, rt vJfMu, and those receiving
tflo hluhtml luinilier of voles, were
declared elected. Judge- J, C. More
land moved that tho tlmo of holding
the next exhibition bo from the 21at
day nf Hcptciuber to the 2Hd of October,
Ineluslvo, which wusr uiiaiilmoiiHly
carrk'd,
A M ltONf. AHODMKNT.
TI10 FarnierHMIciicllt AMaoelatlon of
)iiii(,litH county is taking the ivlua In
IIh own hands and attempt to revolu
tionize, tho present met hods (if conduct
ing publlo nlltilra, Among iMher
things, tho iissiK'latlon contends that
the ruling rules of Interests tiro exhor-
hltunt and utijiist, liiipiivtlshlng the
borrowor and hindering tho develop
ment of manufacturing cnterprisea, It
cuntoiids that the maxliiium legal rate
of Interest ttluaild not exceed llvti per
(Kid, It denimids a more equal mid
uniform HyHlom of taxation, that till
Washington's
iiotea, mortgrigeti, r other Inalriimctit
ft.ireiittiig ironrty or money valiw,
ahall bear the aMawanr'aatanip, Without
which audi iiiatruiiient athatl Iw utiitd
leetllde. All liii ltiU'ra and frlenda uf
tlm order ara enjoined from voilng at
tlia ladla fur any itandldat for a legla
Intlvaotllca whom lliey hnva reaaoit to
believe la linfavoralile to tlit-m do-
iiinnda.
Thoru la no uw attoiiipllug to argua
Willi audi Hiple, fur their action in
thla iimlti r la evldetieo that they arc
not oieii to ariiutnciit. They have
fulli'it Into tlm aaitie old rut of Ix lli v
Itlg that everylnaly la (liaholtiMt except
theiinM lvm, ami think that lawauae a
man tiolda a iiior(gagtt,wra nota, or any
olher evhleiiiw of il. lit, that ho la dla-
homwlly avoiding taxation, Tlmy are
.imply trying to put their property In
audi a ahnM that, thoy van avoid pay-
liigtrtxm,and In aufliduif araoiily iitak
lllg it HNw)ble fur tliu cnpltaliat todti the
veiy ililng they ar trying tu hlmUr.
It would I a very ulw thing for u all
to borrow money at live per cent, and
em iimla-r our prop'rty with itnlebted-
pea at thla rate atlllb lelit lo oll'aet our
lax. Thla would Us itual to the pro
ptiacd Kuvvrmiieiit loan at two ja rwnt
U'catawa haui al two percent, and
lamn ia 110 belter than a lmu at five
a r tviit, and tha lender paj'lug tha
taxi. Al am b rutt-a every fmit of real
pro-rty in the emiitry would b moit-
gagrd and a man would I l lipid, In
deiHl, If he did not borrow money.
Hut we mtift look at the other aide of
It and e w hat tbe capltnlUl will do,
He baa about aa much to aay about the
prion of money aa the borrower, and
nolaaly call any that he haa not a right
to. The prliu of money, like every
other commodity, fa regulated Ui a cer-
tolii extent by aupply and d nmnd. A
man pnyaten 'r,i,til. Itilerewt for the
uh of money fur the almplerenwin that
ho want tho money and la willing to
pay that for IU 1 1 1m worth that to
him. A man lan money only when
lie think It will yield aa much that
way m II la worth to him to kta p. or to
Invest ill autlle bUniuc of Ills own. If
the tuotiey la w orth ten rrr cent, to
htm, and he catuiot loan it for more
than eight, he wlil not loan It al all,
and the farmer or merchant who la de
tcnteiil uiMiii burrowed money lo car
ry mi liia liwliiia, will have u go
without.
It i cWar at tho present time that
money la al leat worth from eight to
ten er eent., tHaiiae audi ratca are
freely paid. Then If a law were juh1
making five i-recut. tho uiaximam
rate, beyond which la uury, there
would h no motley to loan, and the
borrower would be infinitely worwoiT
than at the ptvaont tlma Htipting a
law were pkaMat lo tiie effort that a
farm wagon aliouj.l not l aold fur
more Hum leu dollars, with a penalty
attached for violation, what would the
people da for wagon? Nobody would
aell w agnna at that price. A Wagon la
wortbjtwt what It will ll for, and
nolxidy la ftad enough to pay for It
more than It la worth to him. In the
aame way money Is worth what It will
brlug, and that la the only way to
aolvc tho iiiioli.'ii. i'i'; nr .''tWcr.
A Warnlin -li.m'l l aa lllg Wonla.
Iu promiilgntlng ewderlc cogitation
or articulating auperllelal aentlmentHll.
Ilea and pblliwopblcnl or psychological
observation, tieware of ilatittldiuoua
ponderosity. I 'l your atatenienta p-
acaa a t'lanllwi tsitH'li'iii-ss, ciniaclHl
iimprehetiaihlomM, eoaleseent eolisist
ejiey and a concentrated cogency. !
hew all iMiiglonicrutiotia of (lattilcut
garrulity, jejutto balitileiueiit and asi
nine affectations. In trying to iinpresa
iimiii othera the aiiperlorlty of the
Wrsr Hipk, and w hy you and tto many
others rend II to tlw exclusion of all
other country uewspmicra, it la not
necessary lu ue Jawbreakera. IM
your extcitiiorttiicoiis descantingii and
iinpreniiHlitattM expectation have lu
tcliiglblllty and veraciotia vivacity with
out rhodiimontade or thrasonical hom
bast, HetluloiHly avoid all polysyllabic
profundity, pHtliuvoiia vacuity, ven
trltiHitial 'vctixwlty and vnntliliMiuent
vtuildltv; shun double eiitetidrea, pru
rient Jtx-oslty ami lactiferous profanity,
olwciireiit or appiuvut. In other worda
talk plainly, iiattirally, sensibly, and
truth hilly, say the Wot Sidk Is the
people's newspttper, and that ends It.
The most popular rongtvAdoiuil dls
irlct isivpreseiited by Caplaiu Jainesi
N. Castle, of Minnesota. It Is tho dis
trict embracing St. raid and Minneap
olis, and Its poptihit lou number -II i,-
t :e.. '
Pastry Without Butter.
Light, flaky .and digestible pie crust and all kinds of
fine pastry can be made with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pow
der without butter or with one half the usual portion, if pre
ferred, or with a small quantity of lard or other shortening
as desired. Pie crust made in this way is more wholesome
and digestible besides being more economical and easier pre
pared in addition to saving all tho butter if desired. One-
third tho flour is also dispensed with, and the crust is rolled
that much thinner, tho raising qualities of Dr. Price's Powder
swelling it to the requisite thickness. Those who enjoy tho
appetizing qualities of tho dolicious home made pie will
rejoice to know this secret.
Dr. Trice's Cream Baking Powder is the. only powder
that contains the white of eggs.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re
ported by aH authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or-any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been que .
tioned.
If iaaa4 Canlaaalaa.
I AooaATtoa.
Hba't awet,ali'a jrounf, ahVi (ay, aba'a pntljri
Mlia'a ftmd, tiwi Ira, alu'a brtfbt, tb'l wtuy 1
Tuera'a no otimr yirl in Um arlmla bi$ alt
Ho wholly dlvlaaaa aba.
fl-aaaiTATioa.
Mlw't rich, alM'a Mr, aha'a ai,b'i wlaaiac,
Her aoiil I ao pura Uwl a thought of tinning
Would nil bar wltb (itef, aad I'm tatftaalag
To bar jilw'i loo food far ana.
Ill naraaataATioa.
Hut stilt around hr I dally burar;
Hli fcnowa ao (oddaaa plaoa alaavt bar,
And whan i'vaaluiwa bar bow mart I loraba
l,'ll win ear-iaat wait aad aaal
:;. iv 1
W bl'a tbla la Ui patr Am I all v. or
Han I (ia madf How aaa I aurrlva bar!
Mlia'a gotia arid miuptO with a hunaar drlrart
Wbat a fool a maa aan baf
A maid to a clerk la a grocery atora
, auld, "Halgb.
Mow much will you charge to glva me
a weigh?"
The clerk gazed at the maid ao killing
and galgb,
With eyna aa bright aa a mornlog In
Malgli,
And aald; "If you're to be given
awelgb,
I tat her than aeo you marry aome Jafgb,
I 'II take you myaelf; Juat Dame the
dalgh."
World'a fair A pnrbaUaiia.
Twenty aix ataica and two territoriee
thua far have made approprlatlona fur
their n presenUtlon at the expoaltion,'
aa followa:
Arlxona .....139,000
California 800,000
Colorado ,100,000
Delaware .10,000
Idaho v ..,.. .20.000
Illlnola MOJ0M
Indiana ....78,000
Iowa ., JS0.000
aMtaJlI0 1 taaaaa 40000
Mrmwit'husotU ., 75,000
Michigan ,.100,000
Minueaota , .,..,.60,000
Mlaaouri. 150,000
Montana , , 60,000
Nebraaka .......,....60,000
New Hauipahire 25,000
New Jctwjy .20,000
New Mexico. 25,000
North Carolina. ,. .25,000
North Dakota ..25,000
Ohio. 100,000
Pennsylvania. ..300,000
Hliodu Island...............,......,. , .25,000
Vermont 16,000
Washington 100,000
Weat Virginia 10,000
Wiactmmln... .(W.000
Wyoming 80,000
Total
..12,696,000
aa KloetrtMl Wadding.
At a wedding rvported In Baltimore, a
few days ago, no aooner bad the com
pany been comfortably seated than
the room bunt Into a flood of light
from numeroua varicolored fooandea.
cent electric lamp hidden among the
decorat Ions, The entranoe of the bride
aud bridegroom waa welcomed by an
automatic ringing of electrto bella and
the playing of electrical mualoal
Instruuieuu. After the flrat course,
the room waa plunged Into send dark
ness, when suddenly, from ' the floral
decorations upon the table, there
glowed tlnyelectrlo lamps. Not only
the .lowers, but the Interior of the
translucent vaaea In which some of
them were gathered, scintillated with
flashes of light. After a while a min
iature electric lamp, which in aome
unexplained manner had attached it
self to the bride's hair, waa seen to glow
with dtuxling brightness. A toast hav
ing been given, two serpantaalowly un
coiled themselves and Issued from the
wine bottle that stood beside the Bridal
couple Cigars aud coffee were served,
and the cigars were lighted by an elec
tric lighUT, while coffee was prepared
lu full view of the company by an eleo
tricul heater. The apeechee were
lllierally applauded by an electrical ket
tledrum placed under the table. As
the company dispersed, the electric cur
rent set olfa novel pyrotechulo display,
amid the crimson glare of which the
festivities ended.
The latest news of the appointment
of a circuit Judge for the ninth circuit,
la that Judge. Hauford, now United
Slates district judge for Washington,
will be selected. It is aald that the
president U very much pleased with
the judge's decisions and la anxious
to give htm the appointment