THE WEST SIDE.
West Sills Publishing Company
FRIDAY, APRIL 1, ISW.
IVwr. On mw gld "Htsikel, con
taining small picniresofMr. andMrs,
U, W. Mclaughlin. Also ft whalv
bone buggy whip. The finder, by
Icavlmt me at UU oWee, wil
suitably rewarded.
Lux w nR S. i.r, -Ten acre of finely
Improved lntulk with iresM luumiinrs,
voung orchard ml hop yard.
Ab
ten acre highly Improved, partly set
to oluUow fruit trees. All a.Uolulug
lUtlepudoUC. Inquire at thlsomee, 1.
PKOWtUTItt PKIWAHY.Tho lVltl-
oeratlo primary for North Indepen
dence iwlnot wUl In held at
school house (n North Independence,
Friday, April Mh, for I ho purpose ,
electing mx delegate to the oeunly
convention which meets Italia
April the lh.
PniiniiwY."Pursuaut toadjourn
meut, the Presbytery of Willamette
will hold It regular spring meeting in
the Calvary Presbyterian Church l
In.lepemleuoe, Oregon, commenelng
o Tuesday, April U 1HN2, ftlTSWp. m.,
and I eieued with ft sermon hy Itov.
John K. ly,the ivt Irt tn jtHtlTntrt
TWO tSKloXAl. DtSTIUOm-
Many people throughout the slate are
not yet familiar with, the fuel that
Oregon 1 composed of two eeugressiou
it district nd the counties which
compose them. The first district U
npiwd of the cMintle of lWntou,
tiackamas, (, Curry, lu:ti,
Jackson, Josephine, KhiuuUh, Uke,
to, Llutt, Marlon, Polk, Tillamook,
Washington, and YamhlU. Th ee
oud Is composed of the euuullea of
lUker, Clatsop, Columbia, Crook,
Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Malheur,
Morrow, Multnomah, Sherman, Vim
tilla, Union, Wallowa, and Wasco.
Fink r.tsttNtiS. W. , (Wkttn
Wh.nl Incasing 1 to6 K,U
frame sod placed in the show wluluw
of hi fumUuw (MiHHr1mu, the Inttrr
pari of tt but wwk, lri nl lmti.1
itome paitliior Ml. lUtiWr, 12 by 4S
ltttfh,by Mr.Y. lUotmawy. Alslt)
piit5 thru)jtor of luv'r A 8hvl-U-y
ny he wu uothfrU'utifui ilm
Itig, by Mm. lur, of lh Kuu-mhl
wlr fall, with Ml. H ' '"
dbtanw. S3 hy 3,1 htfh-! iw. Thw
arv rvrtftlnly Nmlful aliitlip. ftii'l
th fa l evlnwl by ttwlr lw d.l
tupertor workwftiwhlp that mmh Utn
and lalwr ha t i'nt.l produflint
th.) luxurUn for th y of lb l"V r
of art, tnl one U lt convlttwd
thai truly "tirt I more pUtwtim to ths
ye lhan nature."
TtiKCovriar. Th Uurary cottUnt
by tho tuikuto of the normal cbin.l In
the chapvl lt Kfttunlay eveulng
luthl vy entMtaliiliitt ul tnllfylinj
to the large ftUtllem aniblitl. The
opeulngt -rvm by Ml Fmncl t!l
Iwy bid ft rtUal welcome to all lo
thl their fiwt puhllo ct.nt. TIuw
cttuh-Mta, he iit, haw been adoph tl
by ntutiy of the hlh ihImh1 of the
country, and have proven quite l-netl
clal, and thl 'hl 1 endeftvoring
to emulate the better; trlu of other
achW, they wWe4 thla whntl year
to nmrk the Institution of another
feature in it pwgre to the high
mark to whleh It waa alinln. The
niauo trio on two Instrument by
Ml Bruee, Butkr, nd Lorn Jtuller.
waa well renderett The eontmiantu,
were a follow): For original work,
Mlxite Kate McCue and (Jertru'le Fin
ky, iXtmn H.C". IWker and A. M.
Vn Mr.l-n mvlved Hnt and
MIm MeOue wrond lriJ. For oom-
,nil wurk. Mlme4 iUwu Ilauwiu and
MaryCotlli Mwrn. Marvlu Hawk
In and 0. J. MeluUwh; Mi Colllmt
nxflved Jlrst atul Mian Hun eeind
prize. All did nobly, ud It wa an
Judir Butler, upon whom the duty
of ftwardinir the priaie devolved, wild
that It wa indeed difUcult to deeldo to
whom the prie ahould bo given
tr.,f. iwell wad brttuaht buck In hi
vo(l nolo, cutitled, "I'atmy Kye,"
ami th vural duet by Mi Winnie
Wild and Mr. J. K. Kly received
hearty ppluae. The exertlmn dined
by ft vocal quintette by Memm. IXaighly,
Murphy, Holt, Jones, anil HlaeK
w. c. t. t;.
The wconil day' aewlon of the county
convention of the W. V. T. L . w
eiillod bi order on Tueaduy. March 21,
hyMrAniiaR.KlKIP'
After devotional exerclae, lliebusl
newt of the meeting wiw proeecfletl
with.
The committee on credential re
ported a delete present from Kuver
without credential, but lie wait
vouehed for by the prealdent of the
Kuver anM:liitlon, ntie wan, on motion
admitted a a delegate.
M!t Ktta Hall, of Ilueiitt v lutn, watt
added hi the committee on finance.
A report from the ltlekreull union
recently organized by Mm. Delia Cox
wo read and accepted.
A Httlendid reiort from Kiekreall
ntiiim'it tn-amirer wa rem! aini ao-
iH.r.i.Kt. The treasurer of the Indenen
deuce union bIho reported, and the
reixirt wiim acwtited.
Mr. Whiteaker made a report re
garding the Ixyul TeinjKTanee league
of the county.
After aeverul other report, the con
vent ion adjourned tin i p. m.
Akthknoon Kuhhion
Prceldent Whiteaker called the meet
ing to order.
The minutes of the prevlou
lnir were rend and approved.
meet'
Mm. Whiteaker read a report
fr,m the county correMponilliiir oco-
retary, which wa rea l and received.
M rft.Cooier read a paper mi"mot hone
mectlngH" and a few moment we e
devoted to the dlHcuwIou of thai
(itiextion, ' '
'J'he committee on plan of work re
ported. On motion, the plan ug
gcMtedhy the committee wan adopted.
The report of the committee on reso
lution was accepted.
The election of officer was next In
order. Mrs. Whiteaker was elected
president; Mrs, AdkliiK.corrtwnoiidliig
secretary; Addle Klllott, reading st:o
retaryjand Mrs. Powell, treasurer.
When Baby was utek, we ea Jwr Cantoris.
When the waa a Child, he cried for CasUirln.
When the bcme Ml, she clung U CMtorla.
When ihe had CWWren, ahe gave tUora Coatorla.
LOCALS.
(Ihmwnt tit Itneket store.
Call at tho Ihu-ket store Hiid exanniie
the large stock f fcluves,
A large display of ladles' and trent'
glovvftt the lUieket store,
More rl ii this week, hleh bi'h)jtth
forth vejiatl.m very luxuriantly.
The low rleft on stoves at Ih M
Wadv A (Va house will urprlm you.
Way dowu lower than ever Is'fore.
Heftd the great bargain ottered by It.
F, Bureh Jr. In this week' Issue.
IteniendsT II Is gmnl only for twenty
days.
The Ladles' AlisiH-lety will give a
dintemttflal at the rldeme of lhv. Mr,
IV-art' on l street, next Wednesday
evening. All most cordially Invltwl,
A. 8. MeUitmtd has puvhed the
Sllwrton ,4fii from Mem, War
tHH'kand I'atrish. We wlh Mr, Mi
tkmald much sieve In hi new Held
of lalnr.
We aeknowlmlge rewlpt of can's
frem Senator and Mrs. J. II. Mitchell,
announcing the umrrlatie of their
daughter, Mis Mat tie KIImMIi, to
the IHlkn de HoehefolieaUld, In
IVrls, February U,
We Uitle Urn new house going
up Mween here ftiid Mtiumouth this
week. This tract of laud will issiu
prewnt more attraetton than any part
of llk county, Ktvurea reldenee plot
In this tract ere It ts ht late.
"Ikaiity" may be 'Soily skin deep,"
but the secret of a Utmtliil kin I pure
bkssl. Those tswrse, Might pimply
eomphvtiou may, In nsl ex. Is
rendered mill, smooth, and fair by the
persevering and systenmtle Ue of
Ayer's Sarenparllla,
"tleutle spring" low many of Its
terrors when the sytem Is fortified by
the use of Ayer's Kaesiiparllla. With
multitudes, thl wond rful oulttlte
stive has long supenHled all ether
spring medicines, llng everywhere
rvtimuivndetl by phylelaii.
, A movement Is on fool t Mon
mouth and I ndependene to eonstritet
one huudred ftsit Umlevartl U'tween
the two places, on the extension f
Main street, Mouunutlt, Tree will
be planted on either side the whole
dicUnew of Iwo mile .eci.M ,"f.
hherttl' Miller has received a postal
card from tbeherltrt Alma, Kaunas,
announcing thai there is a rewartl uf
(,! fur the arrvftt of Ih-v. F, M. t'ulp,
w ho reitped freiu Jail at tlmt place.
I'ulp llvetl iu UW.urg In W, and
was ft had egg. He w ill be remem
bered by our eltlA ii -AWNy tt:
'(Vie,
There I no danger from tnsplng
esigh w hen I hamU rlnln s tgh
Itemtsly is freely given. It lhuef)e
the tough, tenacious inueus, and aids
In Its expectoration. It also kwns the
severity and frequency of the parex-
miiis of coughing, and Insures a sity
recttvery, l la-re is not me H-aci uanger
In giving it toehltdreu or tabic, a It
contains no lidurbm sulwtamw.
cent bottle for sale by all medicine
.leader.
Ilr m 4nilr rl W'b II Kill as
t.titti)r la ltlll.
They do not call It murder when
tnen meet to slaughter each other. In
tattle. They simply report so many
dead, wounded, aud missing. W ben
you fire Into the snu-ke concealing the
other tattle line, you lire in the how to
kill or wouiul. U I your duly. Bat
lh caunot ta wn without klliliig
You loud and lire -loud and tire-move
to the right or left-sdyaoiv or retreat,
and when the tattle Is over you may
have fired fifty rounds, and yet you
have no: bad a near sight of tho ene
my; you have simply fired at htm, and
ynu cannot vouch that sliiule one of
your bullets have found a living target,
Here Is a brigade of u lu tattle line
aenwsftil old meadow; our rntm boo
. t 1 1
left Join another brigade. We have
thrown down the rail fence, gathered
logs, brush, and ssl, and erected
breastwork. It Is only a slight one,
but enough to shelter us while lying
down. A division of the enemy break
cover half a mile away, and comes
inarching down upon us. The field
pieces behind us cn upon their solid
columns, but they are not cheeked.
Under the smoke we cannot see the
work of the shells, but they cannot
halt that masa of men. The grape and
canister doe awful execution, but there
should bo a doaeo guns iusicivl of six.
They are going to charge us. Ihe
gun cannot prevent that. Orders run
along tho line, and we are waiting
until every bullet, no matter H area t.y
soldier with bis eyes shut, must nil a
f.sj. I select my man while lie w yei
beyond range, I have eye for no
other. He is tall, soldierly reiiow,
wearing the stripes of a sergeant.
As he comes nearer 1 1 mii(,l no that he
is looking as fixedly at me as I at him.
I admire Ins coolness. Ho looks neith
er to tho right nor to the left. Tho man
on his right Is hit and g'S-s down, but
he does not failer.
I am going to kill that man! I have
a rest for my Kim on the breastwork,
and when tho order comeiT to (Ire I
cannot fail to hit him. He Is living
t,iy lt minute on earth! We lire
calmly walling until our volley shall
prove a veritable name or deain. .wow
they close up the gaps, and we can
hear tho shouts of t heir oflicers ns they
make ready to charge. My man Is
-till i.ntHjulte me. He still seems to be
talking at mo and no one else, I
know the word Is couitng In a few sec
onds more, and I aim at hi tlicst. I
could almost he sure of hitting him
with a stone when we get tho word to
(Ire. There Is ft kwow or nauie-
hlllow of smoke a fierce crash, and
4,000 bullets are fired Into tlmtcompact
max of advancing men.
The smoke drifts slowly nwuy-nicn
cheer and yell we can see the meadow
beyond heiipcd with dead and dying
men, We advance our Hue, As we
iro forward I look for iny victim. He
Is Ivlinroii his hack, eyes half shut,
niid'llinrers clutchlmr at the imwts. He
,,im. drawn no his feuH. and Htrultfht.
ens them oiitugain, uud Is dead as I
luiHHoii. I have killed my man I My
bullet alone struek him, tearing that
ehiiMtly wound In his breast,, and I am
entitled to all the honor. Do 1 swing
t,iu fun
uud cheer J)o J polu
him out and expect to be con
gratiilated? No! I buy no
cheers I feel no elation. J feel that
1 murdered him, war of no wsr, uud
.!.., i.t. niroiilsud I'lico Will hniiiit me
threuuh ull tlie years of my life. 1.
v.
UISTHUT FAIR MKKTINO.
rursuaiit to call, III hskhotder of
the District Fair association met lu the
opera house In Ibis ellytl p. m. last
Saturday, J, W, Kifklsnd wft elected
chairman, and J. M. Vamluyn, fteere
tary. The following director were elect
edi Ike Nutpsnn, J. W. Kirk land, M,
A. llureh, A, Nelson, Ira Hmlth, W. F
Wlillams, J, H, Kttimp, Mark Holmes,
It. Christian, T. Itlebmond, J. It.
rts.per, V. J, Mortis, W. W. IVrelvnl,
U.tJ, tVsiper, and J. M. Ktasls, The
dliwlors then held ft imndlng and
elected the fiaiewlug oflleer to serve
for the ensuing years J. W, Klrkhuid,
preshtetltj J. 8. Ktump, vi presldeid;
J, M. Hlmpsnn, stwud vice president i
J. M. Vauduyn, teeretary; A. Nelson,
treasurer, ' "
The alsive asstH'latlon 1 worthy of
the attention and consideration of the
enttre county, and with the combined
etlhrt on the part uf the stockholder
and oitlivpt, this association will no
doubt be lustruiuealsl In developing
thegrleultumlludulrlioftheuuy,
aud euonursg the mUiug f a tatter
grade of stock. A stsm as Ihe weather
permits, Ihe Improvement on the fair
ground will he crowded to completion.
The contract for grading ha been let,
and thegiaderssre now at work, and
everything will Is in readiness fr the
fair.
t'tiy t'rlMtls.
The following from the Corvallls
fiwes Is applicable lo Kugelies "The
city council ihI a ttumlwr of nrdl
nau-s lut mttht, atid they became
ktws. tf course our tssile hve no
way of finding out what tiny are, only
bv violation, as they are never puli.
tl'shed."-Monte tfworti.
Thev do tliiiui better in Ihchtirg,
The city wdluaneM are published lu
both the eity paper, and id for.
F.verybwly has a chauee to know whst
the Uws tire, and If they don't like
them they hav a splendid opportunity
to kick at the city wunell. IfoseAwy
iltiiHtUutrr,
isnl .af Thssks.
We take thi aietlast of extending
our most sincere and heartfelt gratitude
to our many friends of Independence
and vicinity who an willingly and ten
dtrly lent a helping hand durlug the
ickuessftiid death of our kind hus
band and fattier, and may th liver
of all tfssl.lttn l luflnlte merey, abun
dantly reward you all.
MHM.K BottKHWIM AMiFAUILV.
A (iKKAT WAHWAIM.
uu4 tut 1m ml J lsy.
One hundred sere ttf first -class land,
oif tho north end of the H. F, Bureh
farm, one slid one-half miles south uf
ludtsnk'Uce, all clenretl and lu a
gtaxt state of cultivation. Koll suitable
ft raising any kind of produce. No a
ftat but what can be Utilised. Fine
building location, aud on of the !rt
loentionsht lolk county. At er
acre, w ho count ssx lor a wiwr isir
galti? Will also sell ten and twenty
acre tracts oil' the ssmn farm at a like
reasonable flKtire. Imiulrw of li. F.
Butch Jr, teiuistrarily with II. M
Lines. 21
MiNstrs. Cage and Sherman, of aWx-
andrls, Texas, write us regartllng ft re
markable cure of rheumatism there a
follows: "The wife of Mr. Win, l'rull,
the ptiuaster here, had ln bed-rid-
den with rheuiuatlsm for several years.
Hh could get nothing to-do her any
gtsst W attld htf a bottle of Cham
U rlalu' I'slu Halm and he wa eouv
pletely cured by It uo. W refer any
one to her to verify thl statement" 60
rvnl bottle for sale by all medicine
dealers.
"I have Just recovered from a second
attack of the grip this year," sa) Mr.
Jus. o. Jones, publisher of the ."i.. r,
Mexk Texas, "lit the latter easel
uihI Chiuntarlaln' Cough licmedy,
and I think with considerable suocn,
ouly being In IshI a little over two days,
against ten days for the first attack
The econi attack I am satisfied would
have Istdt etptally as tad as tho first
but for the ue of this remedy, as I had
to mi to bed in staid six hours after
talng 'struek' with It, while In the find
east) I was able to attend to business
alsiut two day before getting 'down.' "
Vleent bottles for sale by all medicine
(li'itli'is.
A Iron si fo,sl,
Major Htem, of Taeomn, Itecause his
stepson has beeu arrested for seducing
n young woman whom he met at the
rink, w Mies to nlsillsh the rink. Hup-
iKme bis stepson had first met his vie
tim at a church sociable, or a (Jowl
Templar lodge, or a Huudny-Hchool pie
nln, would the major abolish all these
opMrtuultle for the social Hireling of
the sexo1?
The trouble I not with the skating
rink; the trouble I with the young
man and young woman. Young peo
ple who have lo be hermetically saled
up kept under liH-k aud key lest they
sin nro not worth worry tug about ; they
will be sure to sin wherever they are
turned iste.-8eatllu Prnt-Inlelliymcer,
l)rariis Csnnnt b Cnnil,
By bs'al applications, us they cnnimt
reach the diseased portion of tho ear.
There Is ouly one way to cure deafness
and that Is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness Is caused by Inflamed con
dltlonlof the iilueous lining of the
Kuatnchlnn tube. When this tube Is
nflamed you have ft rumbling sound
or iuusTfect hearing, and when It Is
entirely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the Inlhimmathm can be
taken out and this tulie restored to Its
normal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing
but hii Inflamed condition of the mu
cous surfaces,
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of nearness (causon oy caiarrnj
that cannot be cured by J tail's Uatan n
Cure. Bend for circulars; free.
F. J. Ciiknkv A Co., Toledo. 0.
jarHold by all Druggists, 7f)&
THE CRADLE.
JOIINHON.-Born.to tho wife of K. J.
Johnson, of this place, I'rlday,
MiirehUTi, a boy, weighing seven and
one-half pounds. Mother and child
Improving rapidly.
MUHTARI). Born, to the wife of
James Mustard, In North Indepen
dence, March 22, ft boy. Weight,
eight pounds, The mother and ion are
doing well. The father' cose Is not
ouly serious, but absolutely hopeless.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
rCRtONAL MCNTION.
J. W, Klrklud'weulii McMlunvlllo
on bust in- this week.
W. W. William made "a busliw
trip to (Vrvaltls Monday,
F. A. ralterson Is lsutifyliig the
grounds surrvindtiig Id resldem.
Kid Miatre, ar,, of thl phtee, I ipillo
sick with lagrlpsitttha ludeiieuileuce
hotel lu 1 talis.
Mr. lU-amer and daughter, Mis F.tla,
of Hftlem, spent last Honday In lude
pemlene visiting their many friends,
Logan Myers has moved lulu his
new dwelling, and W, W. Line lis
occupied th dwelling vacated by him.
Mr. Kol Bleshig, of Dallas, formerly
of Fair Haven, Washington, is looking
fur a perumneut home liK'fttlon lu this
pllH
It. W, Liuighsry relurinHl from I'ort
lamf Friday, and report hi dHtiglitcr,
Mr. Itlrechiier "doing well." Khe
has beet! quit ill,
J. J. William, of Itailns, wit lu our
town last. .Friday. .Mr. . William did
not forget to tiak the poor printer
smile a snaile yard wltle,
liotVlTAIikilVAIJt.
l.irit.s fsue, . - 1
Thursday, Msreh W.-T. ll.lW-v.ts.
Dmi. W. Ksmu.rt.hspk. (. . Werg
man. M, 11. Merrill. Itotart Klhs, II. D.
Waller, I'ortbmdi Frsuk Morris, II. Ilos
ler, cily;le Itov llaimiier, W. U rtsr
ren, Dsllss; U. llsek.ttsn, J. D. Murphy,
Hsleui.
Frtdoy, MsrehS.'V- ll. O, ll.tviibm, 11
Ellis, s.rdsnd J. M. I'oweis, eit 1 0. F.
Bridges, AlcMiuiivillei M. F. Keiiste.
Altaaytl l.snglwry, Wkisomtei II.
Itrektusn. J. J. Alls-it, hulnu; W. C
Osrreu, Dsthts.
Mslurday, March aft.-F L Weaver.
Ufsjptu.; 0 A Itixhy and wife. Tort Inad,
VV tiwnily.Onk Vtswj F H Tbowisun, J
H MoCVy, Bsletu.
Kimdsy, Mnreli SIT. I Msln, Hsleni;
It It Lstkelle, I. A rtaider. II l Waller,
si W Hfei. l'irilsnd;teoMt.'ele,Huver;
T II Line, Hsiemi 1 A Veites. Jloeiis
Vtsln; Chsrlm J lUtttdulpb, liallss) I M
8tiiiMiu, Dlwwville.
Tuestlsy. Msreh 9!-J ) KtnfTord, Mc
Minavdiet M F liigliitem, Hrose
silts; J UUall.eiiyiJ C Blelmtds, Me
Coy; T O K..SH, Mouiih nth.
Wmlnnstlsy, Ms'eb . W A Algicr,
A J Bii.les, S l llrsillmry. E W Kuo.
Portland; It Msliify, t Hover, Istuis
I'eateo, city; Hleveo Iisoe, Cta'asms;
W in I'srker, Hallstoii: W 0 (lrrn, l'b
Us;Kteils Atuvs, ritlfw; F M llsnghl,
Sau Fincici,
A Ktl'l-V lO "IMIuHtMl,"1
Kutttin Wtasr Ktii In your last
Uue of tlie Wt Kit'it 1 the grrnt
puirofegittlsiuud llilHtrtaliee U giv
ing me small suiouut W hi uudlvidwl
attention. The ear marks are bsipiotn,
however, to Iw any ttas pltoii. Design
himself "ttssllcr,"w bh h, by the May,
udgtng frtsn hi aetioiis lu the former
eouucll, Ismilteau sppreprlnte ' d
llMf. He says I "held Up my hands
u holy horror" when the former euu
c( passtHl an ordinance In the faceuf
remonstrance. Ibis be kun to u-
false, for In csstliig my vote against the
mlluoiiie, I sabl, 1 had no feeling
attain"! the eketriedtght eoutonny, or
any of Us tunnls rs, but my principal
of IVuss-niey would mil allow me to
glv to any corporation the twers that
this ortlluaucedelegsltM to tlieiu. And
1 never In any of my remarks lu the
council referred to the rcnKotriie In
ny liiauner whatever. T I true I did
Invite the public to eomo tafore lis'
eoiinell with ailtiou or rentonstrani,
and lo every lustani w here thepuh.
lie have com U-fore the council with
(ictltlonor remonstrance I have en-
l.v.r. tl to treat them with the repeet
due them. And In the ease of the
last ordtuautv, (the cow ordinance.) I
hs tluetl to allow It to come n a
tlnsl vote until) it, with the remou-
stramv, hail been referred to tho pro
per eonmilttre, where It nwlvetl a
proper Invesilgslkm. A to the vote
on th orilltiauce. I had none, as there
were live councilman votlug for, and
tjiieagaiust.lts isusMigw. How I would
have voted In case of a lie, Is a mutter
of my own business.
At the last city ek-ctloti I was elected
mayor, one year ts-tore my tune unu
expired as councilman from the Third
ward, which Is a suflleient guarantee
that my actions In tho former council
were Indorsed by the puhlto. But how
was 11 with you," Bood ior"? Bui you did
not want to be elected. " Hi no!"
M uimii Mkmvix.
It Is onuuMiMl bv tho I'miMiiin Can-
utior t'tL. to ahln F.nt next fall "OO.usi
isiiinds of dried nruiirt. Think of the
money tlmt will hrlr.g Into IshikIh
coiiuty. At a very reasoliiinie estimate,
i'dl.ISS).
Til,. uill in chiwei) t lis year 4 l t
nrenbleiitiai cltH'tors, an Inereiise of J.t
over Hie nuillisT Hi i-vi. in mm jrar,
I i,,. , .......
JUJ vote Isilig niH-ewtiiay to a choice,
Cleveland received 1U8 and Harrison,
2,'UI. Now l!-l votes lire uveded tociect.
Klrrtrlti llllltir.
This remedy Is taooming so well
known and so isiptilar rts to need no
special mention. AU who have usei1
Klectrlo Bltleissinir the same song of
praise A purer medicine dm-s not ex
tat, and It Is KUiirautecd to do nil thai
Is claimed. F.loctrlo Bitters will cure
all discuses of the liver and kidney
will remove tilmples, bolls, suit rlietim
and other uM'ect Ions caused by Impure
blood. Will drive tnuiaiia from the
system, and prevent, as well lis cure,
all malarial fevers. For cure of head
ache, constipation, uud Indigestion, try
F.loctrlo Bitter. Kntlro sntlsfaclloti
guaranteed, or money refunded. I'dcc,
50 cents and (H.lHi per Isittle, nt any
drug store.
An FuH'Mhii tti loslly.
Ill July, 1HH1, there was discovered
In the ancient city of Thelsi, the mum
tides of Kgyiit'a mlghtlerl l'lmraohs,
among them lliat of luimcse. the grout.
There were also found seiils, coins,
stJituettcs, presemsl foinl, mill a few
Mils of papyrus, aomo of tlie latter litv
log of great value, curiously hound to
gether, and,notwlllistandliig the mold
mot mildew of nires llonn them, HS
easily read hs If writ Ion yesterday. A
queer little hook, "A Night with Uumo
t.a ft. ." lias been executed so cleverly,
that the oxvdlxed seal, auugi'stlve of
mold, anlliiio coloring, and partially
dccaycil and raggwi-oiigeu papyrus,
citrrv at once to tlio mind the ikswcs-
slim of a verltalile rello from the down
of olvlllxntlon. Mailed to any aillnss
on receipt of Acts. In stumps, by J. C
Ayor t;o., itoweu, wiw,
""notTce.
Tltii hoard of S(ii(K)l directors of (lis,
trlct No, Ifl) will hold their regular
ttu.,0 hunt In tho director's room of the
I ndoncudciioe National bunk nt
..'t.lonU- n. in.. Frldav. October !i. 181)1,
nn Frldav at tho s.imo liour of
evorv four weeks thereafter. Mgned,
tf Board of Dlrcotom,
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
Fully Four Hundred Teachers
in Attendance.
BOTH f LFASUR1; AND PROFIT
Paper and DIoutioni on Kilrt of
InteresttoTeafhern, lnUrpred
Willi Muiio nd LIUrnry
Exeralieri,
At Tittu p, m. Tuesday evening the
leadier' Institute of th Thlrdjiidlelal
dlslrlet wascalhsl to order by Htate
Huph K. II, Mcl'.lroy. Mr. McFlroy
nnule a few appMprlate remarks, elo.
log with annouutH'inent for tlie next
duy'aaeaslon,
The evening' exercise wero opeuwl
whh a selection hy the oretieatra, after
which I'rea. I'. U Campbell aud the
editor of Ihe Wwsf Hum delivered the
addresses of welcome In their Uusl
pleasing style.
The Monmouth choir and (Bee club
rendered select Km In a worthy man
ner. I'rof, (larlaml, of Brownsville, de
livered a very appropriate reemse t
the addresses of welcome, -Instead of
Xupt. Itussclt. of Mnu county, who
its necessarily absent; and HupL Me
Klmy also mad ft few timely remarks
mi response lu I'ref. Homer' stead,
whose name also apsstred on the even
lug's pnvrnmme but who was unable
lo ta present
The piano duet by Mle Bruce
and Butler, aud the isjtclle by four
young ladle aud a many gentleman
were lilgbly appreciated.
I'rof, Wm. H. Ulllsrt, president of
the I'hllomalh isdlege, was lutmducvd,
ami dellveretl a very able mldrtsst en
tllltsl "Hotmihhig or Ntglnng.Whlch?"
Hts'hmrk Uon character, purpose,
and knowledge, a the three elements
which contribute to make a man some
thing, were very wllfylng lo all prvaeiit.
The vocal so'o by MU (Irani wa In
deetl well executed.
The vacancy lu the progrsmmeeaiised
by the alwenee of Mrs, M. It. Brown,
of AKiany, whose name appeared for a
reading, waa supplied by Mis Colllus
In the recitation, "The Horrew of
Itolmb," which was recited In ft man
ner certainty deserving of especial imm
tloti.
Ml.- flrsitt aud Imgacre renderetl
a vocal duet In superb mutior.
i'h.. Institute then adjuunied until
o'eks-k Wednesday morning.
Ma hi it 3MoaMn axKSttm.
The litstllute was called to order by
Hup't Mcl'.lroy.
First on the programme was an In
strumental trio, by Mr. Hebrlng and
Mt.r J'jttcs sod Ie,
luterv-stliig remarks were then made
by Hup'l McKlrty,oii luetubject of lu-
atltute worli.
A coiiiiniltoe on Introduction was
then appointed.
An address, "ltesults to ta Aimed al
lu Hehoul I tislructhm and Discipline,"
by prof. It. F. Mulkcy, of lU thcl, was
next In order. Mr. Mulkey's Idea I
that "tair aim should ta.to develop our
pupils Into the rfcct man or woman."
By request, rrof. (hltart, of rhlks
math, then atldnwstd the lustltiile.
We, a leachers, the N-aker said,
linuld ami to TloH some faeuhy that
will be sure to eitiise Ihe pupils, as they
(row up, to Unitme true men or true
women.
Pres. Campbell, of the normal sellout,
then followed with ft few remarks.
We should strive, the professor said, to
prislu masterpieces In our work.
i'ref, Hntchtus spoke concerning the
same subject. I believe, he said, that
ft should so leach tlmt our pupils will
acoulre ft tblist for kuowkslge. We
cannot make ft genius, but we can in
ihe our ntmllsso that they will be
cuuie euthuslastlcstu.leiita
A vote of thanks was extended to
I'ref, (illlH'rt for his kl:id aHslsteuco lu
the limtltute work.
The O. H. N. H. choir pleasingly ren
dered the song, "The cows are In the
com."
The subject of industrial drawing was
thru token up by Miss Is-im Butler, of
the Dallas public sch.sil, who uses as a
foundation to her system of drawing
the "dot" sy stem. The work w hich
stie exhibited shows excellent class-
work uud careful Instruction. The ex
hibit consists of original dttilgtis, by
class of pupthi about twelve years of
ago. MU Butler, In tho course of her
remarks, molutalucd that our pupils
need to have trained eye aud hands.
W'lillo wo cannot as yet accomplish
very much by drawing, we should not
neglect It, anil our sclnstl laws should
requite the teacher to teach drawing In
tho school tlie snme as any other study
ltcmurks were made by Hup't MeFJ
roy, 1'rcs. Campbell, Miss Hmlth, I'rof.
Ilutchitis, Mrs, (larlaml, and others.
Miss Butler was requested by the su-
Krlutetident to have her chiss prcsire
mi exhibit for tho world s fair.
Jtcmarks were niiulu by Mm 0a
I -tit (1, of Brownsville, concerning the
opposition of parents ngalust the Intro
duction of drawing Into tho public
schools.
Miss Hmlth, of tho Monmouth public
schools, followed with remarks on the
sumo subject.
The subject of corporal punishment
was hero taken up, and a warm discus
sion followed, Tho prevailing opinion
seemed to bo that a teacher cannot
abolish this met hod of punishment al
toiiothor, but should use it as a last re
sort. , : '
. AW'KKNOON HUSSION.
A soim by tho 0. H. N. 8. choir.
An Interesting paper on number
work iu the primary grades was read.
Muslo by Mr. Hebrlng'a amateur or
(ihcMlrii, from Independence,
Promotlou lu public schools, by rrof,
L. W, McAdums.
Discussion, by Prof. W, J. Hplllman,
M i's. L. '. Ftvuble gave un excellent
outline on tho study of authors aud of
text work, under tho head of Litera
ture. Hlio spoke of tho history of dif
ferent nut horn, nnd paid eloquent trib
ute to BliakOMpcare, Milton, uud oth
ers; uIno, tho results of dlllereiit lines of
thought shown by comparing the
thniurht of American writers to tluir
fate lit I! Co.
Bishop Stanford, of Hanisburg, Ta.,
who will preside at tho Kvangollcnl
coufcruiKto, which ooiivones In Eiwt
l'ortltitul, on the 7th lust., will preach
t the Christian church, on Tuesday)
evening, April 5, iwii. Kverytssly lu
vltod.
t KVKNINO HKMMIOIS.
Mtisio hy lbs oreliestra opened the
exercises, after which ft chorus entitled
rtNltutir'' by th Independence musi
cal swlety, wa rendered lu a credita
ble manner, and received ft hearty
enoora.
Au address of sonat length by fresh
dent McClellen, of Pfttilflo university,
on "What Teacher HtunilJ Teach,"
was very interesting and Instructive,
aud wa listened to with marked dtteu
lion, Tli Instrumental trio by Mis Ma
Ftcaud Me-srs,, Hill mid Hebrlng,
wa certainly ftbov the average.
The dumb-bell exercise by the uonnal
school wa aomethlng of ft uovel nature
and w executed In an artistic man
lier. The vocal solo by IteV. D. V. Puling
was much appreclntetl, a wa vh
deuced by the hiiiUuou applause
which brought him again to th
rostrum.
Th reading by Mr. A. J. (larland,
of llrownwvlllu, tarried with It a de
gree of nattiraliies that la osrtaluly
exhlbltetlby but few, and very much
tdiisstsl tlm audleiitw.
I he seletrtion bv the amateur orehca-
tra, ami the skill n aolo by Miss Husle
Fftunell, wera well exeeuieti.
I ll evelllUg exereetea were et.ssst
y an anlheni, 'Praise V Jebovli,"
y the Imh'iudeno aochrty.
A MHIkP HftJOlMUKK.
KiiiToK Wwrr Hi uw: Your tnswer
to
iiiv ouest Un ome wwa sine
touching tlie faith aud praetle of the
lain Htf. I.'. 11. Hourueoll. relatlnn lo
comtiiiiiiloii. leads me to ask stmee for a
laiemeiit over hi own iguatuie, pub-l
tlshed In list, m reply to a lauineni
msde In PvdubaptU twiwr on the
authority of alnteil geutleiuan,"
that Mr. Hpurgeou hftd dtsiared, "I
hale ft ehne msiimunlon Baptist a I
hate the devil." Tills Ueiiitf urougut
lo Mr Hpurgetiu't uotkss he wrote as
follows! . . ..
W ssrwnno, siaren n, im.
I.a.s i,l del turf kn.iw l... Uw "soil-
wl (itailotosn" itisjf 1st, 1ml h Ul4 nu lt
lli ttttUt If h reirlJ mi s ssylws ll.sl 1
Imtf.l e,ssknHiimuiiH som s i..t
lit 'O-vll I nvr svsa UhhiIiI of sw-A
ll.ii.a.sn.l sssurtxllt tl I (totalis nnsr
tru. tnsssis tit.w Miwptw. i., "
k... HiUtkt.n Ihe IM.rs.ttl. Tits Ot.stl UIISO.
niuiillllaltinla sisnni""'" Ittsil lr
Vi.i,,rfi.,.il liilfwrll) , siol ll.r rsu niy
ts amtuutvd t"r nilsutidrrststiillit or sr-
ntn.llMM. I IIS) inr ntltoi slul viw.
nl i can ssy nnuut wumi tost w
prnuhtn tK.IJ . ssvs UwHI ttsml bf l,
Aa tinMtml Sllft tit bulk of K.tll.l. lisp.
II.U, I sot slrM r.MtttnuWMiUI mrxlf. a
mr sliureb hSHiwsui s .oi.ur lit tc
iihI. Your hMiiilr,
V. i. wi-vsttsus,
I would hav written at an earlier
Isle, but I ban ini.liuvd the article,
ml could tail hud It until Hits wees,
IVrtnltmeto further say, that his
practice was, that none could i lo
the woniiiuiilon table without a ticket
from some of the deacons of lbs cliureh.
furnish this for the Information of all
who feel an Interest touch I mi this suu-
j.M-t; and the reader will iilcase note
tlmt lie nays: "As eisnparvo witn me
bulk of KiiKltsh Baptists, 1 am strict
ommuniouU4 myself, a my church
reiiowshiii is stnetiy ir in mpiitea."
hi la all the llapust or America
elalin. Your for the right,
A.J. JH'KSAKKH.
W accept the foregoing as Mng
Correct In every particular, except the
fart remain, slid Mr. Hutisaker does
mg deny, that Mr. Hpurgeon did admit
hundreds and thotinaud to his com
mutilou table who were Methodtais,
'resbytcrlans, Weleyans,and uninlters
4 other hmmilnatlo by the store,
and knowingly whether by "ticket"
or otherwise. And while his "cliureh
fellowship was strictly of the baptised,"
be ditl administer the communion to
thousands of uubaptlxed Christians;
vlx., all. Wesleyans, Lutherans, Pres
byterians, Methodists, etc., are unban
Used frtsn the "American Baptist"
atalidnolut: hence. In our eulogy of
Mr. Hpurgeon a few week sluee, we
Incidentally wrete that he was an
"ois-u ctsiimuolirtilst;" aud from the
above II seem we are not the ouly per
son who believed M t, Hpurgeon to be
opMHl to ctiss) coiiimuiilon. Mr.
Hpurgeon withdrew ft few years go
from tlie Baptist-union of umdou, sud
never returned to It; and we k-sru that
one of the reasons of hi withdrawal
n In reference to ft dltrereuce upon
the communion question. It I ft eon
ceded fact that Mr. Hputgeou did en
eotirnire ail Christian present lit his
meeting to partake of the oomiuuulon
at tits table. If our stotcmcnta and
views of this esse are not correct, then
our reading ha been very misleading,
and w hen the contrary Is shown, then
we shall as publicly acknowledge our
mistake as w e have made thl state
ment, lid I not written in reply to
Bnt, Hutisaker lu the spirit of popular
controversy, but It pomdble to assist In
getting at the truth a near a we may
about any question of public Import
ance.
llurklsM' Arnlna (stir.
The best salve In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sore, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sore, tetter, chapaxl hand, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptlous, aud posi
tively cure piles, or no pay required,
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satls-
footlou, or money refunded. Price, 25
cents per box. For sale by any drug-
glt-
A (10OU IIAHOAIN.
For sale In West Independence,
c -lit blocks from main street ou Aiou
mouth street, four lots, a four-room
ootttuie. with bam uud other outbuild
I mm. tmrtlVMctto yotinif orchard and
small fruits. This 1 ft good bargain If
taken soon. Inquire at this olllce.
Hcnd vnur laundry to the Bolom
steam laundry. Mr. Uoff, drlverof the
Huleiu stage, will take It for you
Leave orders at the upper livery stable,
(lisidmun A Douty are receiving
"lots" of hardware this wetk. The
display of machinery now in town
makes a strong contrast with that used
from im to lHtiu.
A great reduction lu Oliver plows,
.....1 at.wl.,.l.u.tl. haxinUB l,t r.i.tl
UlSU no. I nji, n-vf.v.. .... ... tt ... .,
all kinds of ImplomeuU at K M. Wade
A (Vs. Indeisjudenoe. ltemeinbtr we
are Importers, aud make our prices
talk.
If volt are at all particular about the
looks or your collars, onus, aim snirts,
vou will send them to the Halom steam
laundry, where they will be turned out
with a ifioMHy nmsu man is eicganoe
Itself. Prices very low. IiCave orders
at the 8alcm stage barn.
There Is no place In Oregon where
bet ter meal Is served than at the res
taurant of Wostiieottife Irwin, 271 Com
merclid street, Halcm. Courteous at
tention, n flue meal, and the popular
price of 25 cents, have made this
house the headquarters of everyone
who lias occasion to ume in suioni,
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Iiidcpeiiitsnc and Monmnuth Molur Line
I.eitVM
Indinnitunee.
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THE WEEK.
MAIM II 24.
Whltelaw Ihdd, ex-mlniler
France, will sail for New York next
Haturduy,
Th Democrat of North Dakota send
delegation to the notloiiHlooiiventlon
favoiingCleveiand.
KmMror William, of (Jernmny, Is,
It is Intimated, erasy, and there I !
rendy talk of regency,
Henaior Dolih aunounces that be
will aupisirt the measure excluding
Chinese front the Culled Htales.
The two men who recently ftssaulted
and roblssl Father Metayer, a Catholic
priest of Albany, were each sentenced
to fivs year In the ieultciittry.
Toilsy wa set for the vote on the
freiHSiluage bill, but friends of the
measure were unable to bring It tr
vote. Indeed, mot Ion hi lay the bill
upon the table carried by ft vote of l is
to HT, but Hsaker Crisp exercised hi
right to vote, and defeated the motion
by making th vote a tut. It Is dou-t-ful
If friends of the measure can again
succeed In bringing it to ft vote thl
session.
Maui'II 'Sh
(JeorgU DciiMx-rat are opissied to
Hill.
ItusslftO Jew bftVf been forbidden to
passturougti (lermany,
Henry J. Hmlth, ft stonecutter, re
cently from Hskne, cut his throat to
day In Ban Francisco.
Mr. Fsillile Hchade, of (Vnlur Itap
Ida, Iowa, shot herself five times, the
last time through the brain.
A faintly of ten, lu Dubuque, Iowa,
were poisoned by entltig lf affected
with lumpy Jaw. Two may die.
The last thing the Missouri legisla
ture did before adjourning yesterday,
wa to Indorse Cleveland for the presi
dency. A movement to eonsollilulo the pack
ing house of Cbh-sgo, Kansas City,
sud Omaha, Is on foot, Fiigllsb capi-
lallsls are Interestml.
A yndli-sio is laiiig formed for the
erection of an immense sugar refinery
In Philadelphia, to Work llHli js-lldclit-ly
of the sugar trust,
W. ltlckett, of 213 ()k strts t, It
Portland, shot himself threugh the
brain. No cause I assigned. He leaves
wife and five children. He ha lived
lu Portland Urn year.
Unemployed w orklngmen of Hydney,
Australia, r parading the street bear
lug banners instrils'd, "Work, or bread
for our starving wive and children."
The tone of the Knglish pressevlnce
dlsiswitiou on tlie part uf the British
government to hack down from the i
iltlou taken on the Dehritig sea matter.
M Alien 3i.
WaltWhltman'tbe gissl gray ss.t,"
dieil toilsy al Csuuh n, N. J.
Both houses) of the Uerman jwirils-
ment will be dlsbnuded next week.
The Chicago grand Jury lias found
Indictment agalust nlue aldermen,
Governor McKluley wasdefmted for
the chairmanship of the Ohio state
Itepulillcan convention to-dnf'.
Dr. M. Hughe, prominent physi
cian of Han Diego, California, was ao
ddeittally kllleil while hunting.
Over 2,000 lu-groc hsve k'ft Mem-
phis, Teiin., sine the lynching tuer
three w wks ago, and the exodus show
no signs of abating.
Astoria will ere t ft factory with
capacity sulllcteut to furnish alt the
cans used on the Columbia river. The
city will pay tho taxes on the plant for
five year.
The Messiah cra has mode its ap
pearance among tlie Pawnee and Otoe
Indians of the Indian territory. Ibis
wa the cause of the Iudtaii outbreak of
year ago.
Twenty-five mile of tho Yakima,
Wash., Irrigation canal, were filled
with water to-day. When completed
the ditch will be sixty-five miles long,
and will reclaim 930,000 sores.
Near Host-bum P. Deviue and Miss
Eva Dak-y were thrown from a railway
velocipede, in tunnel, by ft wire
stretched across the track. They were
then set upon and beaten. There Is
no clue to the perpetrator.
Maiioh 27.
Dr. Munford, who controlled the
policy of tho Kausos City Timr for
years, died lo-doy.
At Han Francisco six men In a boat
were swept out of Uoldcn (late by the
tide. Four were drowned.
Archibald Crawford, sired 75, of
Qoideti (late, California, attempted
to oil his windmill during ft high wind
yesterday. The mill veered and knocked
hlmoffthe platform. He was killed.
The Hprccklcs sugar refinery was
formally turned over to the sugar trust
to-day. Tho consideration was 17,000,
000. Hproekloa clears a cool $3,tKi0,OiK),
Consumer of sugar will "pay the
pller,"
Mrs, Anna Halverson was run over;
and horribly mutilated by street care
In Han Diego, California, last night.
Hhe had been drluklng, and after
alighting from a car, fell ou tho track
In a stupor.
All but five counties lu Minnesota
chose delegates to the Democratic con
veutlon. Of the 440 delegates, 44.1 are
Instructed to vote fur Cleveland dele
gates to the national convention. Hill's
uame Is not mentioned.
The Iudluuapolls Srnthiel, tho fore
most IViiKH'iatlo ptqicr of Iudlano,
takes the name of .Gray for president
from the head of Its (xilumntyuid substi
tutes Cleveland, The Srntimi soys that
seventy-five per cent of Iudlana Dem
ocrat favor Cleveland.
In Paris, anarchists attempted to
kill M. Vlouet. The building lu which
he lives wan blown up by dynamite.
He escaped uninjured, It Is asserted
that the anarchists have begun a war
of extermination upon ull olllclala who
have been active In proscuullug them,
the Idea being to terrorise the officials,
March as.
The manufacturers of parasols and
umbrellas are forming a trust
The Pownee Iudlaus declare their
Intention to go ou the wurputh.
Jeremiah Cotto, an Italian murderer,
was electrocuted at Sing Sing to-day
A dispatch states that Paris Is panic
stricken over the threats of the
ftunrohlsts.
V. L. Fisher was killed by Thomas
W. Nash, his sou-lu-law, to-day at
Hillsboro, Texas.
The first public meeting of the Irish
Federation of America was held In Now
York to-night. About tweuty persons
were forcibly ejected before order was
obtained, because of their oontlnuoi
I cheers for tlie policy of Parnell, which
the new organisation rqiposes,
Bishop Jones, (a colored minister of
Allendale, la,, wss assftaslnatsd In ble
pulpit because his twtswsea dlaWfreed
with him on matter of faith. The
murderer escaped.
It I said thai one of the pnwibillU)
la that Fred Douglas will make U
rai for resldent upon ft platfana the
cardlual plank of which pro tide ht
the js-iislmiliig of ex-slave.
The lust communication front Lord
Kallsbury eonoedee the point which
has been tl principal cause of conten
tion -lh mmiiu Wemtff-ftnd the 0n
adiuu government has warned ftealera
of their liability to selxure.
MaiukSO.
Ellensburgh, Washington, will boy
oott th Chinese,
Port Townsend Is worried over the
advent of a Chinese leper.
A. C. IighUin, a Hpokane gambler,
shot hi mUtn-ss through th brain.
A veritable reign of terror exists In
Pari on aocouut of the threats of ftn-
unhlsls.
The seiiste ratified th Behriog
treaty to-day, and "everything la love
ly" utios more.
From now on, work at Jackson Prk,
the site of the world' fair, will tsj
pushed night and day.
John Kngledrum ran twenty-flee
miles in 2-'i it Chicago list Bight
This beat any prevlou record.
Near Hpokane a man was kneeked
oft' from a trestle seventy-two feet high,
by it train. He was killed. He is un
known. Henaior Htewart wilt call up ble fretv
eol tinge bill next Monday. Thl trane-
fets tlie Isittle for free silver out nag
from the house to the senftte.
Tlie lands of the Cheyenne and Arapa
hoe Indians, In the Indian Territory,
will be osued to aetllement April 10.
Fully 0,na1 people will swoop down up
on this land at that time, about one
fifth being ttegmea.
Three youth whose ages range from
sixteen to eighteen year, bate been
robbing the Southern Pacific ticket of
fice at Oswego of tickets tod small sums
of money for several month peat, The
amount will aggregate over f 100. They
were detected to-day. Their, namee are
Mcllule, Martin, and Thompson, all of
Oswego. '
March 30. v
(ieo. W. Nash, of Seattle, committed
suicide by hanging.
A rubber trust with capital stock of
(.j0,(HX),U00 has been formed.
KuectWul testa of smokeless powder
were made to day by the navy depart
ment.
Mandalsy, the capital of Burmah, In
din, Is burning, aud 35,000 families are
homeless.
Henry Gregory, colored, was killed
by an explosion of fire-damp In a coal
mine at lie hlum, Washington.
Almost 2,000 people have professed
Chjistiaulty s a result of the meetings
iu Portland, of Evangelist Mill.
Engineers, firemen, and roustabouts,
to the number of 8,500, on the lower
Mississippi boats, will strike to-morrow
for higher wagea.
A dispatch from Butte, Montana,
says the ranchers are after cattle
thieves, aud that from seveuty-five to
oiie huudred will be hanged.
The treasury department ha decided
that, under the alien labor law, Cams -diauscauuot
be allowed to serve ae
sailor on American vessel on the
lakes.
The Gould In tore t which at present
eoutrols the Union Pacific, will ft ban.
dou that road April 1st, and an entire
ly new set or oiucent will
be elected.
Frederick L. Ames will be president.
t'btuese first go to Canada and swear
ftllt-irlaiice to (lie queen, then they
civiiiu to the United fctates a British
subjects. There Is nothing in the
Viiineseexctusiou law w prevent una.
Thomas Heollard aud 1 rank Perkius,
of Oregon City, were swept over the
fulls ami drowned. Ttiey were la a
Unit eudeftvoriug to swing a boom
around so as to allow a steamer to pass.
Joseph Lytle, an Inmate of the Day
ton, Oiito, soldiers' home, waa granted
leave of ftbsvuee. lie went Dome ana
murderously attacked hi two daugh
ters aud Invalid wife with a hatchet.
The wife aud one daughter will die. A
mob hanged him to a telegraph pole.
The United Hlatos supreme court for
the district of Nebraska, baa decided
that the contract under which the tel
egraph Hues of the Union Paclfio rail
way are operuiea oy me western un
ion Telegraph Company, Is void. The
decision directs that the road operate
It own Hue hereafter.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Bait salmon at Walker Bros.' .
Cox's gelatine at Walker Bros.'
All kinds of garden seeds at Walk
Bros.'
Goto the llacket store aud tee how
cheap goods are sxdd there.
Just received at Walker Bros,', abso
lutely pure Ohio maple syrup.
For the finest candles aud confec
tionary lu the city, call at P. C. Patter
son's. Go to Wheeler's and get one of those
White Labor cigars. (July 6c Beet in
town. '
P. C. Patterson always keen on
haud full supply of Havana and Key
v set cigars.
A fine line of Harden tool at R. M.
Wade & Co's store. Independence; the
prices are right.
Try Htrong's restaurant, Weetaoott
Irwin, propiletors, when in Salem.
Meals, first class lu every way, cent.
riioso wishluii to buy canned Roods
by the case should cull at Walker Bros.'
and get their prices before buylug else
where.
If you want au elegant side-board,
hall-tree, book-case, secretary, chiffo
nier, or parlor suite, ro to t. Aniline's,
at Mou mouth.
Notice of Final Settlement.
N'uttce In hxrctiv ilvpn that Lnocna Fisher
luis tiled lu r Itiial account la tlie stale of
llnrlmi-y Nlopcr, Uewawo, ana th Ume fur
ItcurliiH Die same lata been set lor lha 7ih day
II Mi.y, iiwi, Ki wnicn nine uie neira u law.
nextoi kiii. ana an persona iniereatea in saia
dkIiUc.oik.v appear aud Ble their objeetkto lo
udd Hunt seoouuU Leossa Kishbh,
AduiUiulntUlz.
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Thereiel-rvtinDTCD
lint in Be,
kerconuty, Ore-rtJJ n
ran, near what Ui II I
la now Baker Oly, s r'CMTIlBr
a man who haa alnce jLi 1 1 I Ul I
become tdenUtied with the reaoureea and Hfn
develoraent of that country. Thta man Jt3U
la no other than Mr, John Stewart, an of the
wealthleat and most Influential cniaiaa la Uw
county. In a recent letter he aaya s " I had beea
Kiftcring from pain In my back and teaarat kid
ney complaint for eoine time, and had need many
remediea without any but temporary relist That
poiui, In my back had become to aem that I wa
prewnted .i-iiu attending to my work ad could
not move atKut without the e of a can. Hesr
mit, through a friend, of the wonderful eote t
fectcd by Oregon Kidney Tea, I waa Induced to trf
abox.andfromthat very flmt dose I found laatant
relief, and before wing half the content of th
box the palm In my back entirely disappeared.
I have every fnlth in the virtues of th Oreron
Kidney Tea, and can conwlentlomly recommend:
i- to my frieuda. 1 would not be without tt for
anything." "
Oregon Kidney Tea cure hackatji, htcetttl.
sence of t Hue, brick dust edimet, burning or
painful sensation while urinating, and all n"eo.
join of (he. kidney or urinary organa of eHherees.
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