PS
The Host Ncvsiapcr
As an Advertising Medium
THE WEST SIDE
Takes the Lead In Polk County.
saafAaa
frshtM c. Comjxtr fA. U'KST
StbK with nay i1" weary.
VOL. IX.
$2.00 lYr Year.
INDEPENDENCE, POLK COUNTY", OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH A 1C92.
Five Cents 1'cr Copy.
NO. 20.
I
SKCltKT NK'lCTIrX
i w.-lNWrKNOKNlK UtHIK
v.. tM ,.,.U. n.Mrv Mttiiilnv Ht.bt In
,m'h- hall." All itiHifnui brMliwr. luvttml
a'
IMOt, . I . I'Mi'Aff Alt J.
AlH Vltt.l.rK, Hc.Mr.lot.
VAI.I.KY UUXIKNaii
. I. . , ... irnwL In Ma-
. tnk ball trrx Tbnrl
l.vvnli(. All (Mil rVllowa
cordially imrliiat u. av
h. A. ISMTV. N. u.
IAON I.OIHiK, N. , A. r
A A. M. X(tl muiiuuti
t twMn. nut imam aii mown
mil ; arm.,. uirilr. M,
', Kliliin. W. M. W. 1'. Uuitta-
way, Btisnrtary,
HOW Kit l.oimK Nv. . K. "., '
wy W Mna.la,v nvrtiltnt, AIIKittsbla
XLtlint; our city arriuir T" '.
S IU.AIK Mill HI, K Li h,
t rilYSU'lAXH 1KXTISTUV-
PB. J. K. LOCKE,
I rhystcian . - and Surgeon,
I Suena Vtata, Oregon.
LEE &. BUTLER,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
! U.S. EXAMINING SURGEONS.
timx. i m of u niu mH
L L. WHITE
DENTIST.
lvmal witrk In nit tta rtuu-b. Mwilwt In
flnkclM. manner. All wur uaranlwU
In v.rr pamouiar, im- ovor imiriwu
da Jiatloual Hank, lmliM!iHl.'w, Or.
DR. J. B. JOHNSON,
Resident Dentist
AU rurk warrant.! In W Uw twsl
, of MIMMHIUU.
IVPKPKSWCNIK.
ORKlrtlS
ATTOUXKYS.
GEO. A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will practice In all state and federal
courts, Ofttce over ludopeudonoe Na
tional lUnk.
Inriptn4ne. Orgn.
Jno. J. D.ly. J. E. itl.y. H. C. ll.Uo.
DALY, SIBLEY I EIKIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
W h.T lU nl art "I attrart IB I'ulll
riBui. Miabla allnH'W (uruulM.1. aiul
IXSic, room 1 and I W Omw'. Mxk.
Dallas,
Oregon.
I A. M. J1UULBY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
I OS,Vl lndfpni)fnr Nai l Hank.
I In.trpaotlraca.dr.
B. K. llunbain.
W. II. tlulmoa.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
orricK in Kt'Mrii hi.wk,
Uniwwniltale aiuH"urt, DAtCM. OK
uo Cwuuirrial HU
I MISCELLANEOUS.
3ATH AND BARBER SHOP.
E. T. HCNKLC, PROP.
1m street, Independence, Or.
I Two xperiencd workmen in t
I - tandance.
HASKS.
'Commenced Business March 4, 1889.
OtablUhcd by Xatkiaal AnUwrlly.
f THE
first national bank.
I of Indeptnden. Orrf1".
I Capital Btook,
Surplui,
$50,000.00
$14,000.00
I J. H. tWPEK. 1- W. I)IIKRTH05,
1'rwldont, Vlcel'rwilileov
W. H HAWI.KV, Caliler.
DIRECTORS.
i J. 8. Cooper, U W. IUibertm, UwU H.liulck
0. W. Wliltenker, W. W. t'oll''".
HI
l.n.1
INS'
and aril eicbauifa o all lini.rlaiil
I '"i'prmltii rlBd rnibjwt to ch k r on c
I tin'-tMrdrplt. CollTtloii roadu.
t urn. hounij a. m. U) 4 p. in.
THE INDEPENDENCE
National Bank !
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
II. IIIIlWHHKttU,
AHKAM NEIOS.
W. 1. CONNAWAY
I'rmtdenL
Vlc 1'ro.lilriit.
. t'Mlilvr.
? A gcniral banking and exchnngfl lnmlri
trannacted; loan, made, bill dlnwmntcd.mwi
! merrtal credit Kmnted: dnixwIU r!ill on
l current account aubjnet to chixrk, Intermit paid
I on time dcponlta,
KiKwrroith.
$ JoahM Mcl)anlel, II. M. jMpurann, A. J
I Owidman, II. Hiracbberg, A. NBlon,
T.J. IC. I, A. Alien.
! INCORPORATED UNDER THE UWS OF OREGON
MONMOUTH, OR.
I. A. MACRI'M ... Pwal'lmlt
J1, 1. (,'A M IMIK.1,1, Vlcn-l'roii.
1UA 0. POWULL - t'anblur
PAID CAPITAL, $25,000.
DIRECTORS.
J.A,Mncrnin, P. I,.(!amibll, I.M.HImpann
. U. V. Ilutlur, J. I. Htunip, P. 8, Powull
JiHHipli (Jriivcn,
A ifcnpml banking and ecbanii hUHlniwa
trnnnai!lfil; Iiimiim Mllldni iIcihwIU rilveil
ubjMtt Ui cbi'k or on wrtlncuUiof diKxlt;
JiiUti paid on time deKiHlt.
-Klr pr'Hif vault and burglar proof nuff,
kocnri'd by Vale time liX'M.
Oflluc lfourn: V a. in. to 4 p. ni.
Farmers and Merchants
Insurance Co.
Capital Stock,
l, d mMitM.
V I'rvabirnt,
Am'I mH-rlary,
Vimi.li.nl,
trwi'iirer.
Hon. II, . Hlraltan, Chli'f Jualti ut lb Kii"tm ivurl: lion. J.dtn lluniell, .AMialalv
rfii.n.ui i ni wtipfvm. i .HH t mm, j, k, w 4Mn.rnr.i, Aiiorn.y.iw.i" iwnan.ii iiuh
J. U (Vwaii, I'mid.'ttl l.lnn ll.nniv NaiUiual Hank: W. r. Il.'.l, MoMianll
U, Hlmiaatu, I'apltaluli M, xl.'rnlvri, Mnlianl4 J, Ik WrllMiiau,
vapllalliili Is r'lx, rtiy.lclau.
Wmium NMYipU kIiuh oiKwniiuttltm,
Iaikhiw jhiKI kIihh orJtnlallun, .
ynrptuM n iHH'urity to jwlioy holdcin,
MM I Ml M
THE NEW
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.
YOUNO HOUSES.
DOUBLE
6INGLB TEAMS. I 2?
-hzmfei
ytnaVCUai TurnouU tor Ommorrlal Trvlir. Irin rwwonaUa aad Ballafao
Una KUatiuitwiL Oiv uj Call.
JfOBTH EXD MAIN BIURET, J. N. JOXKS, rorE.
A WATCH BOW (ring)
THAT WON'T Puuorri
Hmr If J)
Alwaya Wr
ARE YOU
ABREAST Of THE TIMES?
Is n't 'iir wuUli timlt
Worn it Uu ywiw !
FuthtT wtirt it liny!
Xi-viT wait tiim h of n wuli-h !
TIhj tiiiiu liiw ttrrlvwl fur u new
tiiiw jiw litiy timo now. hi
doititig with u. you Imve tlmml
vaiiluyo of u litipi htix k to (M'lwt
from. V will fit your wlcction
of movciiifutrt with thn ImhI known
cxm, of tho ncwtfit nuil oltoictwt
Watch our Show Window each Week.
PATTERSON BROS.
DRUGGISTS,
INDEPENDENCE.
H. M. LINES,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND.
UNDERTAKER,
INDEPENDENCE, 0KKU0N.
A full and complete line of Funeral goodt
Alwayt oa jianu.
Luk Grounds
Daalar In
HardwarP, qumiimwarn, tinware,
HtovoH, ii(l olhor iniHCollaiKHiiiH iir
ticlim, calls tho attmitinn of tins
public to hm ilno Htock of the ahove
urticlt now on hand.
Im pruxiH will compare favorably
with prices in any other locality.
Come and hiio im and you will be
BatMled with price, quantity, and
quality.
MONMOUTH, OR.
S. A. PARKER,
Mumiliuituror anil dmilur In
Sash, : Doors, : Moulding, : Etc.
Kull iiUick of flla, nil il?'"". I"'!'1' conHtuntly
on band. Hpi'dlnl raliw on wmliiuila.
KauUiry on II. It. lniot)tii!ur duixit
$500,000.
Hm, and ilnr,
r, A. IMH,Ki,
t'aalil.r.
.
wt,twa.8
24.yHW.87
ft?::':,fc:i::;Dr,j::
I, Lb av.- mmm akaUHMIVlrl
III WEW UUUUi.a
-a
GOOD
i
Cowra OflT
Pof
Tight I
MKA'PI'Y'H Oraan. at haraaln..
Kur itartlculnr. .nil itatalnau. ail.
wHwaiir... I'nulol r. iiitatlir. waanuia-
ton. Nrw Juriuiy,
J. A. BOWMAN.
BLAGKSMITKING OF ILL KINDS
Naatly Dona.
MACHINERY REPAIRING
HORSE SHOEING
A Specialty.
Wood Working and Car
riage Painting Done in
First-class order.
C STREET, - INDEPENDENCE.
J. M. BECKLEY,
Livery and Sale Stables,
Monmouth, Oregon.
fuvln purchiuwtl tho lutea-nt of
(liorno Jloothhy In tho Monmouth
Livery and Halt) Huihliw, I Holhslt a fair
kliaru of the patrmmnu of the pulilla,
I mil pri-piirod to fiirnlnh kkh1 touiim
and vuhldlfH at abort notion, day or
nlKlit, and ull traimlont cuMtom will ro
ot;! vo duo attention. Hond in your or
(li'ra. ROOFING.
GUM-ELASTIC ROOFING FELT
inula only W) per Km iiuira fiwt. Mukim a
Kiioil rniir Tor yunra, anil iinymiH can put n. on.
Hi'liil atitirip rnr Mtnipiii hiiii mil pnnii'umi.i
Oum Kliutttc IIohIIiik (JoinpKiiy,
UH anil 11 llrnnilwiiy, Nw York.
Looal Aoanta Wantad.
THH SdWFR Has,
i NO St'COND CHANCl!. .
Idw4 MW M). MM MWI It, J
FERRY'S I
rk.M a...!, .ad h.pl I'vlfY1 NmI IhMllMMl
Id faufnl ia Dm wkl -M.iH laU
F.rry'i B.t.t Annual fur Ilt
Ml. ik. hl. H.l Hry. .Rm l ih.
auim. iKia i.a amu iuitMiii,
kp.M.KERRYCO.,il1i!l''U
PATENTS
(atMil. ami !( Imiiom aafiirwl, Trail. Hark.
mai.tornl, awl all "U.ur iii.i mum lu U.
I'alMtl HIUmi and M..i Um ( .Mirl prumpUy
au.1 iiraliulf pr.'aiml.
I'mta mMH.u.1 t,l iiMMlni
iwM'Mlml.
il utolol i krtrli of iiiraalliai,
I HMk. iwittil iaialaall., aud adtlw a. Mi
iIMitalillll. turn ul ..Iimim.
(Mliwa, an.1 attealnui i. .o. llli xallMl hi Mijr
Main i.m. ilinvil, aonwi rnna Ih. I'alMil
auliai anil lih Ml.lllldim loi'l
laa iinniil iir.liniia.iy Mirli.. bur lit. at.wl
,t.a.ia. aa.( mhmmIui pr,MM.uM..a al ap.li.
MU.HM ft ainl. aiHl Ittr .lliaitliitf to all
tautUiM anlru.lial In HI Kara, la Ih. .hurlwl
pttwlltln lima. li.)mHiHl mmm a Mt.lly.
k'tw. MtHlmal. aiul ..lOur. .Il.nliia aitHtn
to m(Mtl bualiiMM, littt.k uf liilitramUua aatl
wltttm, and .iwlal rvforMim. awil tthul
vltanr. nuri.
J i ll. l.l . l p-l.a,
SulU'lbir ad Au.tra iu I .U.U1 1 .it--,
W atiitaiiMi. !,
Illiwialla V, H. f'alMll (Htlva.
tMMtlna Ittl patwi.)
One Dollar Weekly
Hut. a k"d kt.ld wairh by imr rliili .y.i.m
air U-aural aitlti.niir.1 im ant warrautati
itrAtvpara Fin. & liitn ur Wailltaiit ntova.
iiiKitl, i.nt wind aatf t. I-.I nr t in
ktiiiaj In any i ttal. li. In vpur
aa..iil. a (triia a baio nnnt, a. mII tin. til Oiv
hunt In. raw am. In lir lb. Hub iirhv, t.
and muiI (, o, l. b .mw wlib prtnlxga ul
.nauilualbm bant aim Iit lb. ".,
Our anl al luiriiom. N wniimi
"IHlf Jcwol.ra hava mnfvnt'd tin. dun'l
knua httar )uu ran (tinil.li .tirli urk lir lb.
Ul.llmj."
Our aciil al llnatlt rlpilim, H. ('., arilni
"Viuir alrba lak at iiti. TH abulia.
man aba g.tl lltr lai aab'b miiI Hint Tin
aininnl and pruvii a ).-tr.nr aul. iiw in
jturA.lrr. ibal arm nu I IU lli.u ifuunt, but
tb. pia a wa,"
lur a. ul at IViihIiijIhu. Tm, wrllmi
"Am In rtwtHiif tlwwat.'ri.andaiiipbwwrd
alib.tul ntMtMv, All .tin bat. wn It taj II
auulil ba riiii al
Ona tn4 rrlinbl. atrul aaniMl Hif rarb
plan. Wrlla lti Nrlh-utara.
Kariua Waivh ( N.w Yurk,
I tVi
0
0
0
Th Itral Hrntnly ill
In Uil. wot! J,. Mr J. Ilufftwrr, vl a,raiiiM,
H. I . It I'aaU Kull MM Tool, Wmm
aiy km. bo wa. uarually ialri4 Uum
pai aiail aiurtni by ni. na. Bid bad any
trwiH.au. at tliw iiw h. Iuk oi bulUa ul
Iba ratunly, i iumI boaiui, u,auk h IV
pt li.l t. Did., Mar, 10.
Oar il.u.btaf auathutnl riMWi lle III. rma
fright Uir jmn ami; a trtal tuu.1 mry.
Vh&t w bMnl al, but el an aiall Am Utatik
tut to .taut saw thai atwa th Uwk I'mUh
ala r Til .b. ba. nut kad UwtllablMl
aiuwk ailhta lour amwiba.
AMI a rart Ana MKK ft UU'IJt.
Tboa ktardr, of ill Mih An, tMttr.
Cbla, aara: Pa.lof lloniia'. Nit Ttwl. I. at
(raal IxnvAt lu niat II ba bad Uw 0Mirt aOaa
frrMuppuKUwaia,
FREE
A Valaaida an H.mtum.
IHi....i a.nt fr la Mir ad'i'vMh
MMJM ti.ll.at. r.a oNala
till, luadtriua ft, ul .fcaraa.
Tin. raawdT k a
tVitv ,ai. ul fn w
auw arnrd uatkr kui .1
rtr.l b Hi. HtiiI
,ti. tad. .iitra ti aad
itirafiiwa In Ut.
KOCNIC MCO. CO.. Chloaso, III.
Sold br I rucirtt. at al pat ttuttla, 9trS
tv.l. ai a M.t-.-. aa
Publlahed Dally and Weakly by tha
Kanaaa Damoorat Publthtn
Company.Topaka, Kaa.
AN 8-PAGE
48-COLUMN
NEWSPAPER
FOR
Ekolualv Ownar of tha Prata Nawa
Aaaoolatlon Talavrftph Franohlao,
Both Mornlntr and Aftarnoon,
DAILY
25c Per Month.
I cent J WEEKLY
50c Per Year.
Subscribe for it Because:
It mnUInl til Ull Utaat talrvmill " In full
detail.
Ila lorn! (tulumni ra enmplnt. and rtlltbla.
It It pulill.hnl al Ilia buui ( aiilil- eity nt
Sn.iaar and ouiiului all Hint rliun ul nrwt arid-
nilii( al Iba Ktata Catilial, aud uf tudi gancial
Inlnrr.t tlirumliinit tha Btnla
H iiniir mibarrliitiun iiriiy) It ontir about ona-
Uilrd Uiat of any ulliot dally Ul Kauai.
Advertiso in it Because:
In lulwcrlptlnn prion nf bi than penny a
pnKr, il till ur aorkly, dellmwl .niwlnir In tha
aurlil. !- II a tiiiiHirlptiiiu lltt that makoa II
Iba advvf tiling dhxIIuui uf Kauiua.
Adlxtt,
TOPKKA. KANSAS.
Solontlllo American
Agency for
Jr oaviat.
TAOI 1ARk,
0tION PATINTa
ftt' CO"VHIQMTi, ato.
for Inlurmntlun anil fnta HanilNKih write bs
MUNN A c :., iiiumiiway, New VuitK.
Olilntt liur.AU fur itiruiii imbtntt In Atmr!na.
Krarr ttnlunt tHkitn nut Iir lia It linnlKht liifiira
tbu publlu tir a iiutloa Kivati (r.u of ubariin lu Iba
$ titnWiit MtitM
Tmrffntt Hmilatlim nf atif tiiliintlfln pniwr In tha
wnrlil. Hiilntiillillr llliiilrmml. Nu liilnlllviuit
null tluiulil Im wIiIhihI It, Wnnkly, a.'l.llll a
ruiiri H.'.i all hmhiiIi.. Aililnmi MlJNN i. tio.,
ruiiLIHUKua,llill Uruailwar. Nuw yurk.
JIS, ALEXANDER &
DRUGGISTS.
Wo have jiwt oiKUicd a now (lriij;
ntore in Monmouth, which wo have
fitted up wilh it coninloto lino of
drugs and driiKgiHW' Hiindrit'S. Our
HtockiHpure,frcHli, bright, and now.
Our prices will bo rciwonablo, uiitl
by fair doitiinir and coiii tcoiis tront-
incnt, we hope to secure a share of
j'Oiir patronage. iTOHcripuons ac
curately eoniiiouiidod.
I Monmouth, Oregon
tWJ
f ONE A
I CENT J
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
Pri-grammc in Detail of the
Coming Meeting.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Thi Ttuchfri of th District will b
at Monmouth In Full Fore
Nut Wwk.
FolliiwhiB la tli inmiiiiiMi nf tha
tnu'ltiira' lii.llluU fur tha Tlilnljinll.'lal
tltairlot, which taoiiwitm In Mnumouth,
on Tunaday, Mrvh2U, lt2!
Tl'rJtKAV, Ma It, 2, KVK.NINU RKMHItt
Mllalii.
Antiiiuiuvmi'iila.
Muak
Adtlrvaam of wnlniiiiiit- fn-altlulit I. I..
('amtiMI, Htatu Nurtual Khnol,
Muiinimilli; Itrv, J. It. N.
Itor Vt Hiiik, Inilotnliiiitw,
Muaio,
IVii iiilmito rtMjMiiiM-NMuM'rtiitiiiuu'iit
( tm, F. Iliiaai'll, Altatiiy, Linn mtinty ;
I'm. J. It. Horner, HUUiAKHutilUiml
t'olli'ifi", tVtrvallla,
Mtlalli,
IU'illii(f -Mr. M. IC Itrown, AlUny.
Mtlalit.
Adilffaa-"Knitiftliliin or Niilliliiii,
Vhlt!hrPrUL.iii Win. H. (Illln-rt,
I'lillmimth CoIUkb.
Muato.
Mlatl'llunwitW,
MttalO,
WaliNaHI.AI, MAB. VI, MiiIIN1.hu ltjr
DION.
Iitatlitiiw Vork-Htti Htip't Mt Klmy.
lU-aulla to bo Aluml at lu Mionl In-
atrm tliiti ami llvJiliuo II, K. Mut
iny . I'rlm-liwl IUHIikI rulillrHi'hiaibt.
IVaililuK Itultiatrtul IntwhiMlM
Jim llulliT, Monmouth Public
KtliaiU
HtHiti) Otwtni lra Ul the Omatpr Htlixt-aa
of Ptililio Hilioola-M. It. Drown, Al
tmny. (li hrml IHa'UiailouTlta (juration of
( uriKinil PtinUhiiipnt.
AnkltMUX HKHKION.
I'iitollotia In Pulillt! Hchtmli-L, V.
Mi'A.luiii., Principal IiiJi'auili'ir.-o
I'til.llo N lnatU.
Numla r-work lu Primary GraoW-W.
V. Wmin, Profiwaor In HUt Sontml
Si'hta'l,
Tln Wuily of Aulhiint-Mni. I C. Kau-
Iilr, IkUlaa I'tililloHt'luaiU.
Tito lvtintlon a a Mmilal l)tillll
A, J.t.arlnml, rrlm-al Itnjvr ttavtllr
1'tll.lloH.hoola.
( Ifiinml Dlamnmlona Kailunn in Twk-Ii-
lni ('auof. ('otiimon tHiniilnlu(a
Muit Anitltmt IWlirm,
KVt NIXil HKHMIOX,
Mtlalt',
lUIUIIol),
M ulo.
Hvodlng Mra, A. J. (Inrlnnd, ltniwna-
vllle.
MuJo.
lAHJtur-Pnlihmt Tina. MK'li'lliiiul.
Pmillo I'ltlvunilly.
MiiJ
MiMH'llutivoua,
Mualc,
Tut ithHAY, Mar. :, moknino hiukios.
What t'otlallttllit a liaal Tctht'l'.'-V,
II. Actum, l'riuolwil Staytoii Public
hk-hiaila.
Tin' ('ouiadi'nt !natrtiftor-R VL Mich
(iivr, North Yamhill.
St'luKilnaim Huultntloii MIm UtM
tiray, Allxtny PuMIp Ht-hooU.
ImiMirlmitD of CtiltlvnlliiK Taato It;
l'jirly I.lfi H A. IUiiiIhII, Principal
Jilt'i rwill Plitilld rd'hoola.
Utnml Ilcuialou-Phyiiloliijjy and
ItyKh'iio In KchooUlkt Mi'UhmI.
of Tfitt'hinjf. On the Clulnn of
T.unliliiK to tluJlUnk of a I Hull net
l'rufiiwlini.
AtTKHNnoN HKHKlllN.
Klocutloli III the PtlliltO SchiMila Mlm
Hnni Tuthill, pMfiMir(if Kloriition,
ISIttU Norinid Hi'luaiL
Tho Ti'tic hur'a IUH)nalhlllty Mlmt Ih-
aU'llit lhallue, Allmny.
H'liml (lovurnmi'iit J. H. ltoriur,
ProftMHorot KiiKllnh, HUtte Agrlcul
tttnil Collt'Ko.
Tho Pn'ininitlon of tho Tfitcht'r-Mm
H, 0, (Irtilil, City Kuptirllitvnili'lit
KnJum Public Hi'IumiIh.
tiollfrnl Dlamirtalolia The Pcr-Ctillt Hya-
li-m of MurkltiK mid lUiorUiig.
Overwork in tho Schoola.
KVKNIMI MKHSIorf.
Miirila
Itt'vltalloii.
Mualo.
Itixillntloll.
Mualc.
ItoiulhiK Mta Kttdln Ami, PrtnWor
or Kloctitlou, Wllliunotto Unlvontlty.
MuhIc,
Un-turo Protildout KlU-rt N. Coiullt,
Allmny C'ollfgo.
Mualo.
Id'Cltlltloil.
Munlo.
MIhooIIiiiicoiim. '
MunIo.
FltlDAV, Al'ltlL. 1. MOIIN1N0 8KHKI0N
(looKiitpliy Mothoda of tcnohhiK W.
C.ltolorlH,Prliiulpul lltibtmrd HuIhx)1b.
Tho Kclittlvo ImporUiite of Pitrciit
and Touchers In tho Formation of the
Child' Character A. M. Itwvwi, Prin
cipal llnlwy Publlo Hchoola.
Homo (if tlm Diilloa of tho Fill th fill
Teacher Mm. W. A. Wtwli, Dnllii
Public t'ohtKiU.
(Iriiinniar ConiiDotlvo Part of Hpooch,
etc. J. M. MuCullum, Uorviili.
(Ifliicrnl DlHciiHMloim. How to (lulu tha
Coullilcnoo of tho Pupils. Tho Phys
ical Training of Children.
AITKKNOON SUHHIONI
lUmt Mntliod of DriiiKlug Into Kxorciw
the DllUireut Faculties of the Mind
W. J. Crawford. Prlnuliml Allmny
Public HchtxiU.
Iteatlliig Mrs. A. J. (liirland, Ilrowns
villo. Lltorary Qualltloatlous of tho Teach
er (loo, A. Peebles, Principal Mo
Mlunvlllo Publlo HcIkmiIh.
(loiinrul DIhcuhhIoii, Jteatllng Circle
and HtOitMil Journal Place mid Pur
powoof. Oit'gon's Educational ' Ix-
, hlblt at the World's Fair In 1808.
KVKNIimi KrMloiK,
Mualc
lUx-llittlilH.
Mu.lc.
I4iiir Dr.deo. whltnker, Pnldi iit
Wlllametto I'nlveralty, Haloui.
Mualo.
F.iili'rtttliiiitniit-lly 'IWIiera ami Hlu
di'iitaof Hlnlo Normiit Hchool,
Mualtt
Mlaii'lllillrMitia.
Mualo,
Him'IbI Kt-iiiilnii,
The olijttctaof tliolimOInUt nri(oiu-
iiiiilnl tiwhiim with thn lawt And InUwt
iiihIIiimU uf limtrtititlon; Uiaieum a unl
funnily of work lu iiifthtHta of ortjuiil
UHlluil, In aclnml rtnonU, III ai'hiHil ki.v
erumunt, lu auliiail ni'Kutloiia; to kuIii
liiaplrmlou In teaching; to unlit pro-
fiwaloiia) liifuriuatioii; to learn to avoid
"ruta"; to oorrwt prevailing fiitiIla,cou-
Mlugof: waatoof tlun? lu uiovtuueut
MfelmaK;ia ootldui'tlllg riK'lUtlolla, etc.
11l hatillla to I gullied art) til U'llllat
M'hool-wurk to tho unloldlng aiwi-r
and growing rnpiu lly of tho child'
mind; to cgltlvato ulmi.rvatlon
thought, and Kprmlon; to atM'tiru
pMnr hablia of tudy, thought, foel
lug, and action, on llie tutrt of the
hlldren.
Attimd itii'h waalon promptly and
ivgultirly ; iniikn coplou uol of wot k
diHie, and keep tht'tii fur fiiHiri um In
lint ai'hiHilriMMii; give lUArneataili'iitio n
to tho work, and enter hittrtlly into nit
giUirnJ rxerelmiti ttak ipH(liiua of in-
trticlura at UivvIomi of em it exerelan;
tiring hole iMKikt and (a'lirtla.
Tho Ut riH'ltnilvti uiul uitiitd lulfiit
will Ut aiM'tinil, and the iluilynud even
lug exereUai will lw lnl r na d w iih
rti lUlliilia, ri'Millllg, klld giaal luu.ie,
viaul and limtrunii iilnl.
Arntugi'iut'tila have lnvii lnmli' with
the Houtlwrn 1'iwlllt! nillnmd (Vri
Hldi,dlviaon) for rv'liuvil rnti ui iIhm
atU'iidiug, and the uaiml rtiliiclioll w ill
liegrantud.
ArraligituieliU have lateti nimbi w lib
tho Narrow (latigw (Weal Hldu dlvl-
lou) and tho P. W. V, It It , for n-
ililivk mtedto thmai ntU'tiitlllg, mid the
tbtiml redilrllou Hill tat liindi'.
Tho Joint I 'mult toe on Fiitet tniti
nii'iil at lud'iiiiliitt) and Motttoouih
will prtivldv tatitrtl ntid liMlKlng fur vis
iting li'iii bim ut niliiiv drnla.
Tha nmioiKera of the Motor line
(InihtH'iideinv to Muiiiuouih) will pM-
KU fnv lrnin.ir(iiliiiii lo ail vbiliuu
tim liera ilally on all tmliia during I lu
lu) of the itiatlt uti..
Il la wtax'M thnt all ii iul rti ut-
tendlng from Htilem, and vhilnlty, will
l abUitoaeeiiru triturairlulioii Py river
UUMr from HwUmii to IuileHtudetiiv.
All uieinUira atU'Udliig fenn l.luti
oiinnly, aud tho Houlheru jmrt of
Marioti eouuiy, oau Uwt Ut att-oiitmo.
Inteil by taking tho U. P. railnvtd
from Albany to the InleawHloii of the
H. P. rnllrodd (Weal Hldo dlvlaluiil near
Ctirvallla, theiioo north by Wit Hldt
mllwny to Indepetidi'lKV.
CoiinuHlttt of Arruugt'Uif tit. P. L.
CnntpU-ll, J. It. N. 1UU. J. M. Powell,
r. A. PaUeraon, It. Hhelly.
CoinmllUnou Muali'.-Pnif. J. M,
Powell, Mlm Arnetlo V. Ilrmv, Mon
mouth; Mrs. W. P. Cotniitwny, (iw.
Hi-tirlng, W. H Hawley, Iudia-n-di
ner; Mm CM. Cd, A. V. It. Sny
lor, Italia.
('oiiniilltecmi IVntertiiliiuti'iiL-. Prof,
L. W.McAtlmna, Mm. J. H. (Vaua-r,
ItidiatldeUtv; Mum MiikkIo Hutlor,
Prof. II. !,. Murphy, Mm. A. A, llonily,
Monmouth.
As In. Itul. al Ilia Fair.
Thero In a gmwing aoiilliiiont lu (n'-
gon lu favor of holding a furuieni' luatl
tui at Hnleiu during fair wwk next
full. The atiggeatlou Inu Oomo from n
nuniU-r of aountea, ami with It many
fort-llilo argtiiueiiU lu favor of holding
audi an tinttlttilo.
Primarily the obji t t of the fid r ia to
proiitoid tho agrleulttirat lntrint of
the lnlo.
f ll went nut for the educatlotml
oll'ooU the Uto would not bu Jtiatllhil
In itpmprlittlng money for Ila uiitlti.
tenaiice. It would, therefore, mtin
highly proiKT Ihul the maiiitgeuieut of
tho klnto fair ahotild make pmvUoiis
for supplementing the educational font
ureaof tho fitir by adding; Iherelo a
fitrinera' Inatltilte.
Thoro are gathered together a greater
numU'r of fiirmers at the ulnlo full'
than at any other place In tho atale.
J'bo fair Itwlf, provides nothing of In.
terest, cxtvpt tlnring tho day; If an
Institute wem held In tho evenings
during the fair week it would give all
tho farmers visiting the fair an opKr
Utility to attend. The attendance
would undoubtedly be large, and iiiaiiy
would have an opiortunlty of appre
ciating tho bonollu of an Insl itiite who
might otherwise not visit 01m for a
oug time to come.
Institute nro a-common feature of
many Knstern fairs, and It would not,
therofnre, bo hiking up an untried ex
periment. The work of the Institution
could bo made to htirmoiilxo with, and
supplement most elt'eetlvely theatiniml
mooting nf such orgiiul.iit lons as tho
Wind Growers' Association. It would
necessarily lie broader lu Its scope than
ltM-iil Institutes, and tho etl'ects would
bo more far reaching.
Hlinply ft suggestion, that one even
ing might be devoted to tho fruit-growing
Interest, another to the wool grow
ers and sheep breeders, another to
dairying. As a largo proportion of the
meuwhoaro most prominently con
nected with these Interests will ho lu
atlondaiico at the fair they could bo
counted on to assist In tho programme
aud to make the discussions of the
highest practical value,
Prof. C. 11. Hchnildt. to whom tho
credit Is duo of suggest lug the holding
of an Institute nt tho fair, will, in his
usual oiitliiislustlo way, do all In his
power to hell) Hie matter along.
It is to bo hoped that tho manage
ment of the fair will give this subject
tholr earnest consideration. The neces
sary expense would lie very small, and
It would add one more feature of value
to tho fair. Tho hearty co-opcratliui of
tho Institute workers of tho agricultur
al collego could, without a doubt, U'
seouroil, and there ought to Ui no dlf
floultyiu securing a progranuu'e which
would bo of great Interest and value,
OREGON'S MILITIAMEN.
Near Fuily-threc Thousand in
the State
ALL ISKAVIv DOYS AND TRUE
Should It Boeoms Nocossary to Twist
the British Llun'1 Tail, Ore.
gon Can Help,
Ailjiitaiil-tlKtMiral It. W. MiU-bull, of
tlm Oregon N'nlioMid (luunl, hai jilat anal
In ktuitiiil report of tlmmuilitiou of our
Militia toUtinonilJ. 0. Klttiu,adjutMit-
gi'lieral uf tlm I'nltoJ Hlnlo army at
WanlilngUiti,
Tlm report I tho moot rompleto and
fttitinivn thnt lina ciJiiia from Orttgon.
For tlm Oral timo tho tiiiinW of mou li
able lo militnry duty In lbs atnt ba
bwn ohtitltiod, with tlmir nun and their
illntiM. Vp U tho prnteut limn tbi
lu liiMi Iiim Ik'U linulwtU.il, Aaaoaaora,
tlmugli rauirml by Inw,' Lav fnllox to
Ulo the uIiIo-UkKihI uiimi in tlmir dialriota.
Tlmro mo In Oregon 41,730 men liable
to tiiililnry duty. MulluouiiiU eutinty
Imt tin) largoatof aiiyJIMWi; wlilla nek I
ootima Marlon with 2.105, Tlie ainalleal
iniiuUir atuiuitf the ootiutiva ut Klamath, i
F.reu (In muiill number the aaactiaor
Imlivl to find, aud It had to bo ealimoloj
from but year' ajuHtw.miit roll. Clut
aop't iinaeaiair alio lina fullwj to rejairt, ao
wb r but lil iituii arc liublo tt duty,
that hit county hua bii-n put down at
H71, Tluwf auMMaora tuny pot know, but
ll trim, tiuverlh(lita, llmta lurgo Cob
it Nllaclinl lo U10 IR'adit'tof this work.
jntnuimi 10 I'ot'krirai.
The iiiiuiUtr nf nieti liable to aermni
lu fiii'li of lite thirty-one cmiiitlm of the
tlauJittw followa:
Ititknr
7M
M71
Linn..., m
Marlon 1,4155
Multnomah.. lU,iKr.i
.'Ut-kamo
lalaop, rat , .
Miilbcur .,
.'o4
CM
1,1 7S
755
875
1. UMI
2, K
71H
750
l.:B4
1.7H8
'oluuibia
Morrow
Polk
Tillaiuook. . .
Mlit-rtaau...,
I'niiin
I 'mut din
W uo ......
Wallowa....
VuliinKti.ll.
Vamlilll.eat. .
'mm ...2,140
.'rook
'urry .......
kitlIlM , . . ,
lr.i
I ,?ti.1
47
7y
fk'.S
to
124
tillmm
iruut ,
Ibiwy
lu'kRitl
J.wploba . . , .
h!iiiiilli,eat..
l.uKu
!'- Total. 42,750
mi.-
THO t I'MroHUKD,
Tlisre aro 1,510, militiumeu, iuoludiiiK
owrjr poraon ooituiK'trjd Willi tho organt-
katiou, Among tht-r tbro are 17'J en-
hated men, leaving tti remainder to
ba tuii'li) tip from offlcera. I Jut year
llioto wrru l.fVi all told in the luilitia,
wlui'li aliowa a oonaltlerabla fulling off,
w Iir 11 tin) prttatnit titiiulMir, 1,51(1, ta oou-
tidured. This m acootiuiod for by the
three eompnnit-atuiil buvo bruken updur
nig llioyenr. Twooftliem in the iu
(uutry botild iiovor.liino been orgauicod,
but the other, the htiorulna cavalry, was
au etcellt'ct orguniuition, and wa ro
uuirkably welt dri lied. Put (or aouio nu
aecoiiutiibla reaauti it fell to piece.
The preiteiit cavalry conipnuy, troop
It, wliioh IhiIoucs to Lmkvillo, in Klam
ath County, awny iu the southern part of
On'ijim, ia a splcii.liil orgnuiisaliou; all the
men own (heir horsea and tnko much
prulo lu trnitiiiig theiu. When they vi
itwl tho Hnleiu fair, the public wna agree
ably suru-iotl ut tin' ability shown.
Tit K OKNKUAI, CONPITtON.
In rxnimriwin with hut year tbu null
tin alniiils as followa;
1S91. 181K).
Oenend slulT oftlconi 14 13
Cavalry 24 HI
Artillery , :..( Bl
Infantry 1,142 1,557
Totul 1,M0 l,GtJ6
tlis principal falling tiff, as wilt be
m-rii, ia in ttm iiifsiitry and cavalry,
cuiim-d by tho three oouipsuiea that haw
hcttiiiluttiitidod. The nrlillery shows an
iiieri'iwe of moo niemtHtrsover Inst year,
while thoro is iitso one iimro stall oflloer.
"Tin general condition ot the militia ia
excellent," Suva General Mitchell, in
HMok nitf f Ins report. "It lias never
stood bettor than it annuls to dity. The
men lire lottor trained snd have an in
oiensisl rnynrd fur tlicir conipunies.
They are yearly becoming a body which
inn y be of in.0 to Oregou'a interest in
the future."
The Sham
Every good thing has Its Imitators, every genuine article
its counterfeits. The Ammonia and Alum Baking Powders
sold over tho counters are no more like Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder, than tho paste is like the real diamond, or "
. A . , t It Jt.S a S e- at
countertctt is iiko one ot ine om master s genuine painiingi.
When greedy and merciless manufacturers claim theif
adulterated and harmful baking powders are as good as Dt.
Price's, they know they are not telling the truth. The),
people know (hey are destroying tho stomachs and the com'
plcxion of tho consumers, and there are many grocers recom
mending such powders over their counters knowing sam
to bo injurious and worthloss simply to make a large profit
Dr. Price, a concientious physician, has spent a lifetime
in perfecting and popularizing his Cream Baking Powder,
tho only Pure Cream Tartar Powder now to be obtained.
Multitudes of imitators all over the land have sprang up,
not to.imitato tho purity of Price's Cream Baking Powder,
but to sco how cheap they could make their counterfeits aad
Some use Ammonia and others Alum, bttt all these shams
cry in chorus, "Buy this, its just as good as Dr. Price's and
much cheapor.
Price's Cream Baking Powder is the standard for purity
and perfection tho world over, and is beyond comparison.
Dr. Price stands for Pure Food and a f oa to all sham.
Ham Jcmh, March 10, 1K1
EuiToit Wnrr Hiiik: I now addi
you for the btst time from Han Joaa,
I ahull return to Ha Kranciaoo lo for
days, aud gird on tha annor to oabU
me to tight tha Uttlea of Ufa. A fcv
days ago I visited tha court bouas, an
liiijxialtig ksikluf atooa buTVliiif.
Thiirti Is a Urge cupola on top, and
with imtloiK wa UUuioualy ollmbed to
the lop, Our heart wera going pltnt-
put atur the long climb, but looking
around tha city and country upon tha
grand panoramic view at oar tmt,
which amply repays us for tha gnat ex
ertion wa have undoruken.
There are two Ice factories, gaa works,
two brewcriea, a glove factory, three-
carriage facto rksi, and two funs! tare
factories here. The electric can ma to
Hants Clara for ten cents and one seea
a quaint old town with modern build,
lugs; but It does not progress very fast.
Tls ru UjalargeCathollocbureh,wllha ,
fine college adjolnluguida great many
HjMtibib people live there. A Uw old
adobe buildings yet remain.
Home time ago the papers ;bare men-
tinned that a lira. Itoberta, wealthy
ady, had dedicated a portion of bar
house as a Umple for tbe order af Um
Hub Angel of Light; and no one la ad
milted to Its sanctuary noises garbed
iu while from bead to foot A friend of
mine got me a peaa, and on my een
aentlng to don the habiliments prevld
ed, I was allowed to enter. Flotare
me to yourself drtweed In white, a Maria
Mtewart cap, spotless as snow, oo my
erunluiii, and white slippers on my het, ,
and you can Imagine a fly in a churn
of buttermilk. I entered the aaored
apsrlineut with all solemnity, but It
did imt compare la beauty with Cent,
Kevin's, at Livingstone, which I de
scrlhcd IA a former latter. Ho I take
lu the lights as I move along.
There are three streams running
through Kau Jose, Uie Guadalupe, Lea ,
(istos, and Coyote, but there has been
so tittle ruin this winter, they are very
low. The past three days have been
uncomfortably warm, particularly so
for this season, and there Is eoalderaw
ble sickness.
I Inclose a few violets from Bherwood
llotiae, In Men low Park, Timothy Hop
klu's due home. They cultivate qoan
titlieofthem for the market Ba be
lieves In making ail be can out of hia
estate.
My letters henceforth will not ba fn
queut, as I shall have most of my time
occupied. I shall soon send yen my
address for the Weht Side, which la n
welcome visitor. , -
Marian K. Lv Rami run.
I'm D IMaas.
A report says F. M. Lewis is a eandt
dute for county judge on the Demo
cratic ticket
Crops never looked better this ttm
of year, . -
Hugh Slmpeon h&s finbihrd Ronoo's
building ready for tbe machinery.
Will soou have tbe mill running.
Revs. Dennis and Plowman have
Ueu holding a protracted meeting here
which promisee to meet with good a
sulls.
Kam Martiu ia cutting oak timber In
his saw-mill.
Hugh WTUIama expects to work at
the CArpeutere' trade in Independence
tho coming summer.
Heuderaon Bitnpeon says politics are
beglnulng to attract the attention af
the people. He is one of the boys
when election time comes on. -
The only surviving members of tha
United States senate at the memorable
session of law 1, immediately preceding
the war, are said to be Wlllard Haula
bury, of Delaware; Lyman Trumbull,
of Illinois; Jamea Harlan, of Iowa: An
thonv Kennedy, of Marylaad; Henry
M. lUceaud Morton H. Wilkinson, of
Minnesota; Thomas L. Cllufman, of
North Csrollna, and James R. Doo '
Utile, of Wisconsin. Oregon,
A strange Idea of wifely duty enmea
front California. The husband, alck
and sutt'ering, requested his wifa to
nut him out of bis misery. Accord
ingly she got down the shotgun and
sent him to join the great majority. '
Jit.
and the Red.