The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, April 22, 1892, Image 2

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    THE WEST SIDE.1
-IH8UKD BY
West Side Publishing Company
FIUDAY.APML 2, 18D2.
, Shok Lkathku. A full assortment
of boot-aiid-shoo leather, soles, calf ami
kl skins, for sale at lkwiiicr A Craven's.
Commcr. Tho 1 iitlepondcnco-Mou
numlh motor lino Is a pitying property.
- It would xs a bolter '' "K property
extended to Snlcm, and tills can l
done If the right sort of efforts are put
fortli and tho proper Inducement
offered. Stalinmaiu
Fiu'itGkowkk'h Mkminhi A meet
ing of- tho Polk county fruit grew
er' iWsoclution wilt bo held at
Monmouth, in the normal building, on
April Ml, at one o'clock p. til. All who
are I nterestod are requested to lo pres
ent. 8. V. Dovuiity, Secy,
PlONKlsm AtTNT10N!Th0 om.lnln
and all Interested tu the success of the
l'olk County Pioneer Association ure
requested to luwt at the schoolhtitlse in
aiomm.utti, on Saturday, April 30th,nt
1 o'ehak p. tu., to lake Into considers.
tlon the time for holding our next an
nual Minion. 8. Staats,
President.
PKKACltiNd. IU-v. A. F. UU has
Iwii called lo Dallas, to intHlerato a
meeting there for tho Presbyterian
congregation to extend a call to ltev,
Mr. Jaeka to become pastor of that
ehureh, and consequently will be ab
nt next Sunday, ltev. J. It. N. llell
will nil Kcv. Mr. Butt's pulpit In the
niornlng.uud there will N? noservlce in
the cvcnlngat the Pnwbyterian cliureh.
A, Fink Col.T. A, D. Atkins breught
lu hla fltio colt Tuesluy, which waa
one year old on that da. It la a
beauty, and shows Indlcatlou of miik
lug a stopper, beluga full sister U) J.
W. KlrkUud's "Nettle K." Wo com
mend tho Interest our farmer are
taking lu the better bnHnlltig of flue
hor , and can nay that Polk county
is fast coming to the front in thbt re
jeet, Staktkii i i'. Steam was raised In
the White Star flouring mill hi Tab
inuge a week ago yesterdayand grind
lug wax commenced the following
day. J. M. Stark, proprietor of the
Little Palace hotel, got the first barrel
of DiHir ground by this uevr inlll.paylng
therefor f Hand report thnt It is flrxt
clas. Mr. Klcinscu understands the
buslmw and will furnish flour of the
first grade to all lltnuo w Ishl ng It.
None. Feeling that we a mem
ber of the Yonug Men' Clubarc being
imposed uisit. by some who do nut wbh
tu become nietnlsvra, I take this na-aus
of stating (bat bone but liiemls-rs or
tluwe Invited by a mcmla-r are allowed
In the rtxMiis, monthly dues are pnld
by the member for the rent of the same
and otherwise keeping them up, brtice
we do not think that the whu are not
willing to become members, should even
w ish to take the privilege.
W, H. Parrsns.!;, President
Asoriuii Uki Sim-vtaxr.-W. W.
iVreival shipped to Portland last Ffi
dsiy freiu thi place two ear IrnuU of
mutton sheep and one hinulred and
forty spring Imnlsv The price the sheep
d.i.hrs are paying for these spring
buiiifper head, and It srem lu
us that the fanners in this valley rwr
hiinly could reatiw? a big prodt by
raising lamb at that price, it being as
much a U hl In the Kt, where, In
raising sheep, they have U feed a large
pinion of tlieyer, while hre there
Is very little feeding necessary, and
hem we make It as simply a tige
lion on our part, that the farmer give
Ibis line of their wrk a little more
aUenllnn, a we think it would pay
big. In fuel, mist all kinds of stock
Miing would realUeour farmewa gi"l
profit, ej (ally invt, a our bulclier
are constantly empllnliig sbmd beef
bring m scarce anl m high lu price.
Nw FiwM IihT Lr;K.Dr. Butler
received, the lit U Inst, a letter from
lr. T. J. In which heitaUa that
he 1 In d health and enjoyed his
trip back twtbe tiietr.tHU of Hie United
Stale hugely, reaching hi destination
without any aeeblcnl. He lHetidlng
the polyclinic and pol-graduate course,
and Ih fi-et well repaid for Ma
trip even with the knowledge lie ha al
ready received In the surgical line.
He attend" twelve operation In the
h.-piul dally, and It will yet lake him
five week to finish Ma course. He
has, a yt,ri' dorn wiuidisighl-eeelng,
but had the great pkwaire of hear
ing T. IH.WIU Talmnge week ago
Sunday, and also visited U monument
,f General Grant, a dwrllon of
h!ch we trust tlw doctor will furnish
our reader through these columns
when he returna. Ilk addrws k l!2J
and 2V Twentieth alreet, New
York City.
A"Tiir, l'iHAa.Thi wek
aimther buslneiei trauiloll was con -aumuiated
In I nd.fwiidence which
shows thai our town U aleadlly I'M"
grclug, and which glwull another
olid ami ulntll hustiic flrin,
nana ly, 3. 1. Irvine purchasing
half Interct III J. F. O'lmni.ell' hard
ware and Implement busluesa, Mr.
O-lamnell has already demonstrated
totlw elltwnaof Polk crtiiity that he
is a "rustler" In Ihia line, and kimws
how lo make the hardware bu-lneaa
go; and with Hi addition f Mr. Irvine,
whu tuwde Intrteluction through
our paper tyu, hehMbeenln
lill.l llfeSMI ill liidi is-ndcnrw liefore and
.. i.i ir . i,i.Iiis man of
irnven iiiih-i.
Ibe first order, the t fl""
will have the rwnltlou at one
of Mug one tf lh m H.Un.
Hal lMisine Anna of the entire county.
The Mw firm will fmd.i4 ttie bu.l
hert In Ihe future aa 'J1.
tlie Last, bV Hi l"''u, ,,V"
nu. k of hardwar, tinware, eu lery,
and fsrr.dngln.ple.nc.ds, that y'
get whatever you call ft In
" ... . ... ... ti..iii.iiii or le a
witumii aenoioH ,.
lst for It, ami at prl
Itttr'l lines, now ! - v
,l, pleH-el that Mr. Irvlnf ' '
e..,e,e. bn.lnea. In mt n.
Wwer SH'K lapa o - .. -
lli-r.t share of the lronge oTl Uto
. ..... u t are coo-
iHsipie o. mo p1""';.-; ,, .11.1,1,,
Unt that you will I "X ' f"' f
treated when baling With them, and
.a iirverbuve cause to re
gret IL
Children Cry "for Pitcher! CMtofla.
LOCALS.
Tho bottle la empty. Who drained
it of IIh uonteuui?
AhU your neighbors to buIwwHio for
the Wkst Bum and tlius nmku them
happy.
PutterHon llros seem to be the
fountain head or drugs, chemicals,
and good cheer.
We hear reports from all quartern, of
sauNiaetlou with tho Democratic ticket.
That ' the ticket to win next Juno.
Tho Htcum laundry lu this city Is
turulug out flrst-clasH work. Take all
your hiuucmltng to them und nave
much hard labor.
Patterson llros. Istho most tony linn
In town, the latest ornament lo their
store being that of havlnir the llcsir
covered with a (Inequality of lcnollum.
I lie best snring medicine a dose or
two of St. Patrick's nills. Thevnotonlv
pnysiolmt demise the whole system,
and purify the blood. For sale by all
medicine dealcra.
Maurer AAcsbllnnui have opened a
new meat market on C st reet, oppiHlte
the Little Palace hotel. They will
keep on blind all kinds of lYcsli meals,
sausages, etc. Try tlieiu.
Look at t). A. Kramer' photograph
in this Issue and see If you do tint think
he is a flno-I.Miklng Jeweler. Take him
your work, a repairing with him Is a
specialty, and bis price are lu accor
dance. The machinery for the htsip factory
arrived on lost Monday' freight, and
will lie placed lu position at once.
Mr. Culver think they will haveevery
thing in running order in a week or a
little over.
Say I you fellow that have not paid
your eclnsil tax will have some fun
paying sheriff fee lu a few day If you
don't stack up Immediately. Only a
few day ol grace left. J. 1). Irvine,
District Clerk. tf
I.. Dumou is grading the road lead
ing smith to liocita Vista precinct.
This will muke a vast Improvement
tu the condition of the road, and the
example should Ik? followed by all the
supervisor In the county.
J. K. McCoy, on account ot the wet
weather, has not made the progress
he exected, but on the return of
working weather ho w III su fulllll
his contract, aud have the race course
in flue condition.
rtii. ri.itr.kail ...tiitmlMii.ii,.r urrti...t
In I iiiti.iM.iiil.ioiw lo lli.ilr niK(ih,l eur
Tuesday afternoon atiout four u'ebsk
and remained over nlulil here. Thcv
are on their acini annual lusjHt'liou
lour 01 ine numsuis.
Tint Kiiaft.r si.rtliui tin C'lirtitlliiti
churvh last Sunday evening aire quite
appmplale. Tlie "l)jeu tiatee" rcr
rvwiitel by Ihe little girl In white was
quite unique, and the music rendered
by the choir wa excellent.
The larifiwl arch ever ninstrucUil
for any building, that uf the muiiu
fin tkirir's bullillne at the world s fair
irrtiundkL u un eiiiiiiiU'tuit MotiiiaV. It
la an immense span and ho a height
of it 3 feel and awldthat the tsuMMif
375 feet.
That parrot 0.1 the upper srch of
the Fvuuell sinter's rvntauraot l a great
talker. It can also slug und ahlstlc
quite distinctly; lu (ant, It i the bent
imltutor we ever saw, furnishing
much amuwmvut for the little folks and
ome of the older ouesaa well.
Afiur suturing horribly fr year
frmu scruftita lu It wonit form, a young
sou of Mr. 11. L. King, Tun Fraukllu
l, Ulchiui'ud, Va , wu rwently cured
bvlheuneof Aver'a sursaiiurllla. No
o;h r uieiliclne inii appriwtch this pn p
oration a a cltviusi-r of the IiIimkI,
Thi.ra am nriioarilhui aud sarsaii-
arillas; but If you are 110I carelul lu
your purvbaw, Ihe disease you wish to
cure will only in tuteiislllisl, lit- sure
you gel Ayer Sarxaparllla aud no
other. It I compounded from the
llouilura root aud olbercoucclitraUid
alterative.
l'mf. MeAilunu ha liurchosed Mr.
K.iokl.' Interval in the marble works
of thi city, and busiuiw hereafter will
be si.Hhicte.l by M i.r. Ullumre ana
MeAdaiiM. Tlnsie wlshlug a la-autiful
monument or anything In the marble
it... t ill 11. ..I it 1.1 their besl Interest
to mil upon this Brm, ha ted on lull-
rnd street.
We have made arrangement with
11.. x.11 FranciscM tUU whereby we call
give you the lHlly CW for one year
aud the WfcT HI ! tart 11 lor or w
Will tend you the Weekly tWf and the
Wwrr Slim one year for lb
..., ..film ll iewsiaisr Oil
the coast, and thi otrer should be
lukin advantage uf by anyone wishing
t flrst-eiasa dally r.
Mr. W. II. Whlleaker I filling up
a port uf the building formerly occupied
ly Mr. WliiM'HUtfr ir nm w
d coufeetlotiary store.
She ha Just received a la-aullful mnIu
fouutain.and wlllUpreHireu w '
the thirst uf ail who wish mild, wsd
drluk. Clgaraand everything usually
earrlwl lu flrsl-cbwa coiifisitioiiary
tore will be kept on hand.
1 ..i-.lltiir man w hoehallocd to I
In the .lore uf K V. W.ssl, at MeKrea
IbaMl,.yh",,,,WM "'J
lu.-iMr.Wsal,ll girl mu
with ancmpiy lttle, iais.iu nam
ta.rlalu, Pain Ilahii.andaaldi "Mamma
want another bottle uf thai mwllclnei
.1 . it la the best medicine fr
rheumatism ahe ha ever uaed. W
cent bollk uu aaie r
dealera.
The Brst vehicle manufactured fel
the Corvalll. Wagon and Carriage
Faebry wa flnlsheil aud put tog. Iter
i'.-utav There are atsiul SVai carta,
bliggbw, ' "tage, ll' vt f
eieupletloii, ana in a -
IheiUnany will la. able to supply the
urgent demand of the 0n market.
Order, are eoinlng l every day, and
It begin tl.k "'"H11 ll"J,Wl"
be able to dlepo, nf all Ihe vehicle,
they can riianufai5ture.-(breiW
Jftnw. ' . .,
..... . I.I , u ..Ire Imrsfl t-Hik another
freak Wednesday afternoon and tried U.
runaway w in ir. ami a.. ....-.
wi", weri in the hack. Me rail down
w"" " . 1. ...... I 1 is imrner at
,e Tltt . TaTiw I ...el. and tH.l to
n i to lb.wn.an A WeblH;r' bl.-k-m,xlU
hl' '' "V ,,y.
TXAu tl m k'n. ami "ir-MU
abhiwwB.B. ,
MOItMAL DADItT 1I,NU,
Tho Norinul CudeTIlaiid. of Man
inoulh, will give a concert lu the nor-
....... a ...
mui cniiMtt, on Saturday, April 1)0,
The following programme will be
renucroui
1, March, Uuuslstory,. A. Llberutl,
H. Overturn, The Oomiuornr Ululey.
Hviltllluiliv I In.li.t.l rti
. Inlln Mola. JMiie Hilu of HihiIIuikI, Kurninr.
In if. W. 14. ('runny.
4. Ml'llll'V. UdllMlH. Uf 111.. Tn.i.l.ln. ..f 1 1
on lliiMUi of July, K0III..M111.
., , ,, , '". v .num.
nil Hold, The I Inn Ii. Matt Tliitclii'liir,
H. W. UiiuHliiy.
WIiIhIIImh Ounrlt'Mn. Mwlluy,
Messrs, I'liwi'll.Jdrilioi.Tuloiii, mid
Mllllluiiliif.rv.
7. Kuiilmiilun Snlo, The Hlumil II rooks
. (lllltlir t)llit '
Mi'mhi'm. Mulknv mui ii lilt I ItlV
It. Wall, hcoiiii Hliilil,
v'ti liuniii,
t'AltCK.
"TllV C.IOWIIKII ItllTKl,,"
Uy J. 11, mill.
A wiinixly Hknlt'li In one act,
Htilli Uoiklns, A ymikee holel kwiiiir
m ,:.;-i,r.:::,::,:":.;:r-rv.--:-; l'- Y. Murphy.
'..j ...'i I'liiKit'iiviiuiT, IV IIUU'IIIUHII,
Ii. H.Tnliim.
Mike Mi'l lynn. IiIIiiiiiiii, H'. MiiiilKoiui iy,
I i'ln IVuiKii't'ii, A (Hilnreil umi I limiitii .
MlnnMiilllii IVrklas, A lone an' oiiHrtwl.
eil Icmiilii, J,o, Mt-Inuisti.
The motor will leave tiidciidoiice
at 7:15 p, ni. Dooi's open at ?; concert
at H. Admission 15 an I cents,
Captlan J. II. D. tlray, of Astoria
Is In receipt of a letter from a grand
daughter of Captain Robert limy, the
discoverer of the Columbia river. She
writes that she seriously contemplates
visiting Astoria on the occasion of the
centennial celebration of the discovery
of ihe Columbia river by her grand
fat her. She has In her immscsnIou at
Itimton, says Ihe Athirlun, her grand
father' old sea chest and mirror which
were lu the good ship Columbia, and
will bring or send them here as In
teresting relics of that historic vessel.
She also wishes to know if Captain J.
II. D. Cray Is a relative of her grand
father. So fur a the captain knows,
bo Is not.
Mr. J. P. Illal.e, nil extensive real-
estate dealer In IV Moines, Iowa, nar
rowly cseuS'd one of the severest at
tacks of piicunioiila while In the north
ern urt of that state during a recent
bll.xard, says the Suliinln) Jirvirw,
Mr. lllalne had occasion to drive sever
al mites durliig Hie storm, aud wo so
thoroughly chilled that be was unable
to get warm, and Inside of an hour after
bis return be w a threatened with a se
vere attack of pneumonia or lung fever,
Mr. liliile si'iit to the nearest drug
store aud gut a buttle of Chamtsrliilu's
Cough Itemcdy, of which be had often
beard, and tsk a mimls'r of Urge
loses, lie says the elTeel was wonder
ful, and that In a short time he was
breathing quite easily. He kept on
taking the medicine, and the next day
was able to Ciime to Ikn Mollies. Mr.
itlaixe regards his cine a simply won
derful An cent Ixittlca 011 sale by all
medicine dealet.
. ......
TIIK WIIK.Il IIIH 11.,
"The most energetic, resolute and
rclcutlews Journal lu America when It
set out toacnitnplhdt any great ohjii't;
I can testify to Ita ready humanity,
cnmnreheiisi'on, and wrsstence,"
(VlIM (llllllMI.
We can tell our Hepulilbnii readers a
aivrt't and our Iteuincratic friends a
plmi of giswl new:
Th HWM Intends to and will elect
another IVmiK'rattn president this
year, as it elected Ornver Cleveland lu
Whether the Ik-niocratlo eandldale
shall Is? Drover Cleveland, representing
the cause of tarifT reform, or any one
of a nillliU-r of other Ik'tiusTallc liwlem
who can Is-elected, ft'preseiitlng all Hie
elcliienta of oppiadtiiin to Ivepublic
anlsm, Th H'ocA will be foremosl lu
hUsupsirt. The next president must
be a IVlii'sTiit.
But while doing IbU 7'A HVd
will give to Ita Itepuhllcau readers, as
It did In then-cent camiwlgn, a fuller
and Is'tter rejsirt of liepublleall meet
ing and ssnvln in Ihe prrsidetitlal
Calivasa than the organ of their own
iarty print. This IIWol never colors
new: It photograph event .
3Tie II 'arlil Is now printing an aver
age of over !o,( eiiplca a day. It has
made a net average gain of Stl.ono a day
during (be past year. It w III circulate
next year, on the basis of this Increase
only, at least l,(,tKl eopleaof Hie
ablest, strongi'sl, aud beat Democratic
newspaper ever printed.
The HV'if I recognised a dis
tinctively the newspar of the eople.
It Nlleve that to ls the highest
Journalism which I diilli-ahil to the
public aervlce.
Th li'oWif put heart ami conscience
Into It work a well a brain. It I
the handmaid of Justice, the lunraveler
of mysterli-, Hie delccterand Ibe (error
of crime, the friend of the friendless,
the hell of the poor, the strength of
the weak. llelllng that Ita power
eomoafnun the people, It give Iwek
to them freely whatever service 11
luflm'Ui'eaud IU resourtH enable It to
render.
With a I'crfeeteuuliimcnl, Ihnniugh
organlwitloii, capable direction, and a
deep deleriiil nation to move on and up
ami up lo higher Ideal ami greater
achievement, Tho IWI wlshe It
multitude of reader a llappr New
Year, and confidently hid them lo
expect from It during 1HH2 even more
wonderful thing than 11 uaa Bin-any
aeinipllll'd.
MiiTii ie.
The Isiard of dn.l directum uf dis
trict No. 2U will hold their regular
meeting In the director' room of the
Independence National lawk l
o'cl.s k p. in., Friday, Ocb.ls'f 2, Hl,
and on Friday at the aame hour of
every four week thereafter. Slgneil,
tf , . Board of Dlreelom.
H.llK KTO TArATKH.
Dallas, ()., April la, mi.
1. I..,f..l,e ulven thai on and
inline P !.-.-v 1-
after May lt, Wi, Ml taxe remaining
unpaid will ne.lcliaquem, ami imp -.-wntag
add.sl. W.I-WKl.lii,
ja.l Shcritr of Polk County
NOTH'M Of l.iasnl.t TMIM.
The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between IMmm and 11. A.
Konkle.niarl.le and grsinte dealer, ha
thi dy Ihh-ii dissolved by mutual
oousent, Mr. It A. Koukle ndlrlng,
he having all ' (itrst In tlie
buslnea hi Vrt I. l, M.'Adam.
Messrs (llluioreand MeAdaui asau.ne
allThe UabllltUw of (he old (Inn ami
,,l.l.ll,Ui,ldue.(i()iiM(m(i
K A. KuNKLit
PERSONAL MENTION.
Wlllliini Davidson nqmrts hoiw aver
aging four feet in height.
John Kurro report pen In the pal
almoHt ready for table use. Who cun
beat them?
Messrs. II. lllMihberg und W. II,
PattcrHou spent last Hiinday lu the
mutroiiollH,
T. M. Hliver, our popular depot
agent, niiulu a IiuhIiichh trip to Portland
this week.
Henry Kelso und Lay ton Hnillb
went to Corvulll Saturday to lie gone
a few day.
A. ll.Cherry visited his former home,
Silverloii, this week, und report time
lively In that city.
J 11 1 1 ics Hclmlck reports a delay In
tils tile making on account of hi
horllicr's Inillspwltlon.
J. (). Davidson, of Parker, wa hi
Saturday, lie report a lino Increase
of hla Shropshire lambs.
J. 8. Cooper went to Portland Tue
day to attend the grand Democratic
rally oil the vveiilnguf that day.
Charles Boyle, sou of Dr. lloyle, uu
emigrant of 1k;I5, was lu town Sutuday
und seemed to he enjoying himself,
We are glad to see S. V. Parker ublu
to be on the streets again, and tnipl he
will sisin rcgalu bis former physique.
J. C. Ctsipcr was In town yesterday
and to-iliiy and say the work on the
cannery w ill commence a sisui as the
weather will penult.
John C., who by telegraph has been
taking stci toward matrimony, was
sadly dlsapsilutcd Saturday by the
iiou-arrlvul of hi liminoriilu.
Wort! from Miss Lillian Cooper say
she bus somewhat recovery! llio Use of
her viH'id organs, and the pristped Tor
her full rccove.y are luqs'ful.
John While, of Oak drove, was In
town Saturday. He rcKirta Demorral
Jubilant over the nominee of the
convention.
David Maxtleld, after an nlisencauf
four mouths, has returned to Iudesu-
dence with the Impression that here
is the place to proier and enjoy life,
Hoi., Ii. F. lliiriii came up on Fri
day eveiilug'M Isstt, He will now
become a rimiuctil resident of the
city. We extend to Ii I in and his
cordial welcome,
Messrs. K. !. Kyle, nominee for state
senator on the Itcpuhlh'ttu ticket, and
Hugh Baldwin, nominee on the lK in
ixTitilc (Irket fnrciiuuty clerk, were In
ltidcN'iideit Ibis wci k,
lk'al (Inllhcr, f.ilher of our towns
man, Is In the city. He Is looking
over the city and mill probably dstite
and go Into hiivliiee here He Is a
genially illspmed gentleman.
Minim. Hurley Alt 5. iitnl.T and I'ete
iiiloiii, of Monmouth, ami I'n il Daily,
of this city, left on .Mniiil.iy aflrrmsm's
train lo attend the Ik uiis-riilli! coiiveu
llou held lu Piirtlalld this week.
I. C. Clod feller, steungrnpher and
lsskke-r, has reii'iiily tlttcil up a
neat nfHoeoVfrSvarvcr.nl A Camplsil'
hardware store, and solicit Ihe pntmn
age of this' wishing eorresqvondeuoe,
copying, etc., done.
Our city 11s without a mayor a
few day tbl wn'k, M. Merwln ami
mother being In Portland, visiting
relative. Marsh also at tended (be
IVmm'ratlo state convention which
convened In that city Tuesday.
W, A. Wash, of the llrmr, made
a call at the ofllce of the Wknt Silk
Saturilay and hii( a few nilniites In
pliwsnt.t converse with "ye editor."
Mr. Wash Is a pleasing conversa
tlona'lst, and we vujoynl his visit.
Come again.
W. M. Hunter, of McCoy, was in
(own Saturday. He Is a Hmhiiighhrfd
Itepiililli'sii and will support Keyl
with a dvsH-ration that ought to bring
wuivcsw But alas for 1.1 hope. Pul
ler will lake the palm of victory.
Hunter Is a good, whole-aimlcd man,
Mrs, lavld Whlteaker yesterday pre
sented (he editor In chief of this pn r
with a couple of most beautiful mil
Mile grown by herself. One of them
wa exceedingly large, mensuring
TxlU Inches, with a stem .1.1 Inches long
Mr, Whlteaker will jihwe ai-cepl
ourluoea' thanks.
..
liMifnsts t'snnnl
lie tar4
lly Im-sl application, a they cannot
reach the diseased Kirtloii of the ear.
There I only one way to cur e deafness
and thnt t by constitutional rcmcdic,
IkwfniK I caused by Inflamed enndl.
lion of the mucus lining of tlie I'us
taclilun lube. When this tulj I In
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
luiH'rfecl hearing, and when It Is
entirely rhed, dcafiirsa la Ihe result
and unless (he liiflam(lon can W tak
en out and (hi tula, restored to It nor
mal condition, Inuring will tw de
stroyed forever, Nine ra out of (en
are caused by calurrli, which I noth
ing but an Inflamed condition of Ihe
mucus siirfiM'i's,
We will give loo for any ease of
drafnea (causcil by catarrh) that can
not he cured by Hull' Calurrli Cure,
Send for circulars; free.
F. J, CiiKNKV A Co., Toledo, 0.
lrSold by all Druggist, 7'kv
KX KtTHIXU.IC,
I will sell at public auction, on Sat
unlay, April 2!l, INWi, at the farm two
mill's north of ludcpeinlence.the follow
lug personal pros-rty: i cow, I bull,
I threeycar-old twr, 10 yearling
calves, 2 colls, 4 young horses, x mu of
work lioraes, 8 umitile wt or Harness,
I isilatn plow, II fourteeu-lnch plows,
I Hlallloii, I mower, 1 wagon, and ti
t wiey ear-old sIists. All sum over fill.
Ix mouth' lime, with appmveil
MH'tirtty; auiouuts less than flu, cash.
Mas Susan Jonkh,
F.xeeutrlx of the estate of W m, Jnnee,
jJ2ai deHiased,
" ATTKNTHIN,
All member of the Kvangellcal
chundi nf lid elty are requested to
meet at the residence of Mrs, Jennie
William, nn tbl evening.
ltev. D. V, Poling will preach In the
Christian church on this coining Sun
day evening at H o'clock, Ynu are wel
eome. Messrs. Latighary, Cook, aud
Poling, will sing a male trio,
Tliere will lie an excursion up or
down the river not later than th last
of May, In be given by the ladle of the
l.'....,,.'...!!,.,.! aiuili.fv nf I iiilnliMlutenea
Full iirtloului'i1'Seck' NN'MT
runw.
Children fry for PttchrtCttorla.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Sweet pickles nt Walker Bros.
New lot of prim) baking powder at
Wulkcr Bro.
Fine lino of toilet soup Just received
at Wulker Bros,
Garden cultivators, plow, and drills,
ut It, M. Wudo & Co.
I'llinpH, pipes, filling, mid plumb
ing, ut KM. Wudo & Co.
Fur the finest candle and confec
tionary in tho city, call ut P. V. Putter
hoii'm. If you wish to buy trash do not go to
Stockton & llonkle'g us they have only
the beat.
P. 0. Pnttcrson always kee) on
hand a full supply of Havana und Key
West cigar.
Headquarter tor the largest and best
stock, and lowest prices In carpenter;'
tools, is at 11 M. Wade & Co.
Stockton & Heiikle had their bunds
full lust Sulurday uttondiiig to the
wiintM of their numerous customers;.
Try Strong' resluurunt, Westacott &
Irwin, proprietors, when in Hulem
Meals, llrst class In every way, 25 eenU.
Stoves! stoves!! stoves!!! They must
go regardless of prices, to make room
for the big spring stouk of It. M. Wade
A Co.
Ladles, It will pay you well tocnU lu
ut Stockton & Heiikle' und see their
elegant line of dress gwxls, It I Just
splendid.
When you build your liouso you van
reduce llio ea by purchadlig your
nails, hardware, and tinwork, from It
M. Wade & Co,
Patterson Pro, make a flue display
of clocks, wuti.iie und Jewelry, In
connection with Hair supply of drug
and medicine.
When you want a well leave your
order with ' (iixKlnmn A Ikmty, und
Coos-r & Slosr will drill it for you a
lienp as anyone,
Stockton A Heiikle bought their
clothing, hN, bats, glove, euspend
ers, und sumo dniw gissls, direct from
the manufacturer fur cash.
Send your laundry to the Salem
steam laundry. Mr, Huff, driver of the
Salem stage, will take It for you.
cave order at the upis-r livery atuble.
I Jiillcs, If you wish to see something
guy und handsome lu the Hue of sun
shades and parasols, do not fall lo call
at SbM'kton A Henkle'x. They have
them.
Stis'kton A Hcnkle are Justly proud
of their large and very hundsiNiie slm-k
of dnm goisls, ladles', gc Ills', and cbll
Ireu's flue slus's, men's, boys' and rbll
In'ii'sclnthlug, all lu Hie lutest Myles
and Isst of goods,
When CiMijK-r A SlnsT drill you a
well they do not endanger your pro.'r
ty and life by (Ire or explosion, or burn
your wim w ith a steam engine. They
guarantee satisfaction in Hie future
they have given in the post.
When you want a well drilled, give
the contract to CiiMr A Slnper; they
have drilled more well than anyone.
They understand the buslnea better,
run give you better satisfaction, and
ynu can dojieud on them, because they
are rciqsulble.
If you are at all particular about the
looks of your collars, cut!, and shlrla,
you will send them lu (he Salem steam
biuudry, where they will be turned out
will, a glossy finish that I elegance
Itself. Price, very low. Ieave order
at Hie Salem stage twit.
(iisslmau A Duuty twglu already to
mill a larg Increase In their hanl
ware busiueii sliuw they have luivirKs
rated with H, M. Wade A Va, Their
prb'csare reiluivd much lower and they
ha the largest stock. When you
want aivthing In (Vlr hue m them;
(hey can save you money.
Tliere Is no place lu Oregon w here a
Isiter meal I served than at (he res
taurant of Westacott A Irwin, 271 Com mercial
street, Salem. Courteous at
tention, a line meal, and Ihe popular
price of 155 cent, have made tbl
house (he headquarter of everyone
who ho (wvasion to dine lu Saletu.
........
MilTKI. AttlllVAUt.
umi rt
Thursday, April 14.-8 M Nicker,
St. Paul; P I. McKeiule, M D, H 1)
!, Hols'rt E Wlttwer, hirtlaiid; C
A Anderson, Winks-k, Wash; Ollle
Houston, Sclo; W C Darren, Dwlla.
Friday, April 15.- Iloiace IVdllna,
Buena Vista; J It Uke, cltv; I. Mills,
O O IlixUm, tl Mowier, McMlunvHIe;
The Culler, F P King, Ooorge A Blake,
Portland; Win Fals-r, Allwny; O 1'
Hoddy, Marysvllle, Cat; W A Wash,
Dallua; D W Si-ars, McCoy; B Oallher.
ThIimIii; Hansen, Parker Valley; C
Hick, II C Stephens, Salem,
Salunlay, April ln.C A Bixbv and
wife, C Fisher, (bsirge A Blake, llarry
WimmI, PorOaudiJ1 A Veness, Huelia
Vista; C It Parker, M S MeCnv, lain
Nlehol, (1 Miller, city: Oliver Smith,
CS Smith, Fails City; James Talom,
S Slaata, Moiiinonlh,
Sunday. April I7.-W A Scott, Oak
View; Y F Phelps, Ores Valley; Iewt
Maluey, J Brown. I inli'is'iulenee; John
II Oauteutsin, Salem; t haiice Hansen,
Parker; W Dcimey.
Monday, April 1H.-A Present t. (1
Young, Wm li Yatee, Sabui: M F
Dixie; A L l.ovy, Nelson Stivle, Ch
Shevlhe.il W Fransur, A Hamburger,
Portland; Ollle Houston, Sclo; S C Par
ker, city; C Hansen, Parkers; II t)
Weiithel, llawsou, San FmmiwH.
Tucwlsv, April 10.-1. 1. White, J J
Dotta, 0 W Fneder. A L Nash, IV.rt
land; (I WiVdvlg, (Irani Psa; A T
Uirnuithal, San Francisco; K T
man, Cincinnati; W T Hammond, New
YorkjN II Hurley, H K-Howard, Sa
lem; Nelson Steele, Taylor; Hugh llan
n. W B Boa, Mill City.
Weilneailay. April i.-K C Abu.lle.
K II HIiimIcs, Sn Francisco; ( leo w
(Iruiiitl. I. K Dyer,. INirlland; tl F
AcshtliUNii, II D Valler, eliy; tl Van
Misier, Falls illy: 11 M Showaller,
Butler, Ind; John I.eonard, John We
lev, Salem; J W Kte, and wife, Tovll
ville.tir;W F I vie, TuyliNr; iUa.rge
Ik) Ihird, Parker.
J as, lbilsrts commenced tbl week
oppoalte the waler-wnrka, Main, alreel
Hie erection nf machine shop prior
to (he const met Ion uf a foundry, thus
adding another enterprise to the iiiarvh
of progress of our elty. More will b
given In regard tu (hi worthy enter
prise lu the future,
....i... .......a.. .1 mm
tliirklsa'i Arnlra Halva.
The Ih-sI solve In the world for cut,
bruises, aorea, ulivra, aalt rheum, fever
sores, teller, chapped hands, chilblains,
com, and all akin eruption, and posi
tively cure plica, or no iay required.
It I guarniiUHnl lo give arfeet aata
facllon, or money refunded. Price, U5
cent per box, For sale by any druggist.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For congressman, First district,
11. M. Veutcb, of Linn.
For congressman, Second dutrict,
J. H. Slater, of Union.
For supreme Judge,
A. 8. Beouett, of Wusoo.
For attorney general,
George . Clmiuberlniu,of Lion.
For preaidnritiRl eleotor,
Hubert A. Miller, W, M. Colvig, George
Nolan, W. F. 11 toiler.
For oirmiit Judge, Third district,
J, J. Hhuw, of Murloo.
Fur prosecuting attorney, Third district
W. 11. uuey, 01 L.IUD.
Fur member stiite board of eqalizatiou
Tluril dittrio
W. 0. Cooley. cf Lane.
8TATI CKNTlUI, OOMMITTKB.
Baker, flaorge Cbundlor; Benton, 3. It
ivinrkiey; Ulnckamas, J. w. jjraper
(lliilsop, IT. Wise; Columbia, 8. A.
Miles; Cooae, K. O. Flntinngan; Crook,
T. M. lial.lwln; Curry, J. K. Hawkins
4'.MiH'nt, A. Ak. 11UD1 liil.U , .iiiini..,
W. Binebart; Oraot, F. I. Mi'Collum;
11.. ....I... i ui....i.i... ri;n.... n
Jlaraey, A. A. (Jowmg; Jackson, W.
II. Parker;. losKpliirie, C. K. Chanoelor
Klamath, C. T. Silvers; Lake, W. A.
Wilslilre; Lane, John It. Campbell;
Linn, J. K. Wentuorrord, Malheur, E.
II. Teat; Marlon, John Gray; Morrow,
T. J. Matlock: Multnomah, D. B. Mnr
tiliy; Polk. I). W. Sears; Sheridan. W.
N. liariiett; TillamiM.k, K. F. Holph;
Umatilla, 0. II. Carter; Uoion, . F.
Wilson; Wallows, A. 0. Smith; Waoo,
II. M. Kuril; Washington, H. Ii. lloui-
tou, litmliill, J. W. Jhiker.
COUNTY TICKKT.
For senator,
N L Butler.
For riqiresi'iiUtlves,
W Myers, J 0 Stout,
For county Judge,
8 T Burcli.
For hcrltr,
WH Kuykeudall.
For clerk,
Hugh Buldwln.
For treasurer,
A Cain.
For school superintentlclit,
Churle Simonlon.
For commissioner,
Henry Byerly.
For assessor,
J W McDowell. ,
For aurveyur.
T L Butler.
The Justice of the iK'ace and consta
ble are a follow:
Host and West Dallas and Bickreall,
F H Morrison, j. p.; Ja. liiiu-k, c,
Lucklamute and Bridgeiort,
C K Slants, J. p ; H tl Hasting, &
Salt IaiVc, Douglas, and Jackson,
J Syren, J. p.; W H Andrew, a
Suver, Moiinuaith, Buena Vista, and
InileH'iiili'nce,
II M Line, J. p ; W W William, c,
Spring Valley, Kola, and MiCoy,
J M Lyun, J. p.; W J White , c
COt NTV CKSTBAI. (VIMMITTKK.
L C Parker, F.ul Dallas; A C Mulr,
West Dalla; W V Oilmore, Houtn
IndesndeiHv; M M Merwln, North
ltldeieudcnee; F A Wester, Jackson;
J K Miller, Monmouth; I M Simpson,
Lucklamute: P W Haley, Buena
Vista; N Gardner, McCoy; S T Bureh,
Bickreall; Cyrus Purvlne, Douglas;
Tho Itruuk, Fila; W W Townwnd,
Sail Ike; J (i Toner, Spring Valley.
R 1 1' U B LJ CA N T 1 C K E T.
Forcoiigresman. First district,
Dinger Hermann, af Douglas.
For congressman, Second district, .
W it Fill, of Morrow.
I.1.,. .,r.l.l....tl,.l l,w,i..ra
l .'l ,. . ..... ... ... ..'.m,
JFCpler,HK Miller, I) M Dunne,
jtcv. u at irwin.
For circuit ludge.Tblnl dlslrlct,
George 11 lluruelt, of Marlon.
For prosecuting attoriM'V, Thlnl district,
Jume Mci'alu, of Yamhill.
For supreme Judge,
Frank A Mistre, of Columbia.
For attorney general,
Lionel H Webster, of
(XU'NTY TICKKT.
For state senator,
K L Keyt,
For representatlvee,
DO Quick, K P Gwlnn.
For Judge,
I F M Butler.
For county eomuiiioncr,
O Greeu.
Ft sle'rifT,
W LWell.
Fur clerk,
Prof B F Mulkcy.
For Ireasurer,
II B IVsiper.
Fnr uirlnlendent,
T O Hutchinson.
For surveyor,
J C Iteronl.
Fur asHcMsor,
(5 W BeckelU
For eonmer,
K I. Ketchuni,
niOFLE'S PARTY TICKET.
For presidential elector,
Nathan Pierce, W 11 Galvanl, S II
Holt, W U Burk'lgh.
For supreme judge,
Dunham Wright, I niou county.
For cnngresMinan, 1st district,
M V liurk, Marion county.
For congressman, 2d district,
John C Luce, Grant county.
For dlstrlci Judge, Sd Judicial district.
i r iictutrix, i.iiiu cvuniy.
Fur district attorney,
K II Deulon, Marion county.
For member of ihe board of equallaa-
iion,
Charle Miller, Marlon county.
rROluMlorflCKET.
For iipreiiiejudge,
Benjamin P elch, of Multnomah,
For presidential electors,
A W Luc, Dr W F Amu. Geo W
Black, N H Cay lord.
IlKM.H'HATIO MUTIIK.
The candidate for office on the Peru
ocrallocounty;tloket, and the eommll
teemen from tlie.dltrerent preclnet,arw
notified to meet at the courthouse, in
the city of DeJIas, on Saturday, April
80, ll2,atl o'clock p. ni. Let titer
lie a full turnout. IC. Pakkkk,
Chairman lVmts'ratic central ooiumlt-
U-e.
Wantko. Four hundred giaal hen.
Will iay cash forgisal healthy pouHry.
SS-Tt V. M. Bhown, Indendence,Or.
Land iiikSalw. 'IVii acre of finely
Improved land, with good building,
young orchard and hop yard. Awu
ton acre highly Improved, partly eel
(u choice fruit tree. All aiilotnlng
Iiidepndence, Itiqulre at till utile, 17
Wkaa Bshr wa akia, we e ase Oaslert
Wlwa thaws CbUd,ak rM h Caatoria.
What sh kaeanw MM, th elung to CWsMria.
WliUlbka(MJraiU(rlraCaakiHa,
THE WEEK.
Ai'Kif. 14.
AniinililHtH In Spain are again active.
The Mississippi flood uru subsiding.
Eii win JiiKilh, the great actor, Is very
ill.
A hurricane In und around 1,'inntlllit,
Oregon, aid cotmldemlile uuinugo to
day. Portland wua defculed ut Spokane to.
day by a score of 7 to 5, In eleven In
nings.
O. W. Dunbar, editor of the AhIdtUi
lawn rant, recently convicted ol libel,
wuh pardoned to-dav.
The state Jtcpublicun cuiivcntion of
Wasliiiigtou will aend un unlnstructed
delegation to the national convention.
The Oldenberg lunded 2,483 Imml-
gruut ut Bullluioru to-day. Tills Is
the lurgest number ever brought over
atone time.
The state Democratic convention of
Nebraska fuvors Cleveland for president.
The Democrat from Wyoming will
send un unlnstrucled delegation.
Arthur Wright, a fifteen-year-old
schoolboy of Kiddle, Douglas county,
nils state, during a ouurrel liiHt nleht
utubbed and killed Chester Fugue, un-
other schoolboy.
The executive ooniuilttee of the Geor
gia tu to Alliunce unaiiimoiiHly udonUfd
arnsolutlon Uiut all AlliuiicVs which
hnve indorsed the People's party move
ment must promptly rescind such uo
tlou or surrender their charters.
Tlie licpublicun atute convention of
Mleiugun fuvor Alger for I'resident.
oui me ueicgule lo tlie isullonul con
vcntlon go unlnstructed. Oelegate to
the Nutiouul convention from Florida
ure Instructed for Hurrison.
Several men coniiaOled the engineer
and llrcman of an IliinolsCeiilral truin
to go to the t'xpri-HH car und call to the
messenger to oiien the disir. when
seventy-live mile north of New Or
leans, i hey then robiied Die air, secur
ing nlHiut f.t,(ss.
Jt is said that Secretary lilaliie will
Join rrofeswir MuldiKiu physlml train
ing class, ill r. Muli Iimiii Is u success at
iruiuing prize lighters, and there is no
reusou why he will not succeed lu
making a new limn out of the secn tarv
oi state, j ills i no joke.
Al'KIL 15.
Bluck siiialljKix is raging In Polund.
The itepublican convention ol
Georgia instructed for Harrison.
Fifty-two I n mutes of a French m-n
Itelltiury died of cholera lust week.
Two prisoner overjKiwered and bound
the Jailer of the Chehidl, Wash., Jull,
ana (wciqieu.
The house of the Ohio legislature
was adjourned o that the member
could nl tend a prize liht.
1 he sugar trust hu shut down the
Spreckles refinery at Philadelphia In
order to keen price up, and liti em
ployes are idle.
Indiana delegutee to Hie national
Iiemocrutlc convention will suiusirt
Cleveland. If Mr Cleveland I not
nominated they will turn to Gray, of
Indiana.
Mrs. Willis, who recently came out
f cond heat 111 the baliv cose before
Judge Sleerns. of Portland, bos moved
for a new trial, 1 he child iu dbqmle
i still at the buby home.
Some (line ago an old German named
Bloniiiuck went to live with Alla-rt
Zllinsii, at Johnstown, Pa. The old
German became heliih-ss, and Zitman
c1.u1.hhI him to the lloor aud left him
to die of cold aud starvation. The IhmIv
wa found two dav Inter by a doctor
who called out of eymiiulbv; aud the
doctor also lound dial .itniau liad
lockml his own children, aged seven
lid uiue, In the rtsmi with the dead
tjody. The children were found lying
in lllth on the tloor, and cninil by the
luliiiuiHii imunieiit. .Itnmn t strong
ly guanled to prevent uu Infuriated
mob from lynching him.
A r hi i, 10.
It l said that a general strike will lie
ordered on the Bending railroad Mon
day.
At SiHikane to-dae the ainm una 7
to S In favor of Portland At Tacoma
the (Kvre wa 8 to 2 lu favor of Seattle
The copper trust tins cIosihI down a
part of the Anaconda smelling rdunt.
at Butte, to limit production, aud 1,000
men are out of work.
Win. Bisllnfl ' house, near Seattle,
wa burned, aud the body of its owner
found lu the ruins. Hi life was In
sured for t-Aimn, and it is thought that
lie wa murdered.
Thousands of Chi nauieu are swarm
ing to the line between the United
State aud British America, The
Chinese exclusion act expire by limita
tion on May a, aud otsilte are prepar
ing to come into (he United States at
Hie earliest possible moment,
Al-KIL 17.
The Democrat of Kansas u state
convention will instruct for Cleveland
Spokane defeated Portland In a mire
of tf to 8. The cre In Tacoma wa 4
to 14, lu favor of StiaUle,
KillUi Spaul.liug, of Pittsburg, Pa
apxl twenly-two, will marry J. A.
hervher, aged seventy. Of course It is
for money.
CopcUmd J. Snaiip, the head of the
commMon desirtiueut of the North
ern IVillo railroad, wa arres.eil for
emtaMling aeveral thousaud dollars
from the conqmny.
The cattlemen trouble lu Wvomlng
la becoming more eerlou, and a detach
ment of the regular army Is on Hie
ground lo pnnerve jsnuv. There are
o niauy coullicUng reimrts, that It is
hard lo tell jusi w nal the troulile I
ats'Ut, One party claim (bat the
other I stealing cattle.
A "Sunday Kuforoeuient Iagia'" at
SloUX City, Iowa, closed all business
house, slopped trwl rare, and Insugvr-'
ahil a veritable "lilue-taw" reign.
tue league l cotrqioaeo: in part of sa
loon Keeiier w iione uusines was ruined
by the enforcement of (be prohibitory
law. They ay they w ill give the Pro-
hlaalasteof their own medicine by en-
ftirelugevery Sunday' -cblng law.
Aran. IS.
The tiuineniu sailors' unions of the
United States will consolidate.
Theonler to eloee down the Aim-
oonda smelter at Butte wo rescinded.
Henry Bochen, an old citlxen of
Stoi'ktou, IMiforula, drowiiMi him-
nr.
Near Newark. N. J,. Ihe American
Powder Company's wok blew up aud
killed seven men.
Ball; TawmaS, buttle ft. Scuttle
and Sikane are tted for tirst idaiv, aud
remand aim Tttivin are lighting It
mil to set who imu kctqi at t he foot of
die iiu At tuts writing they are both
there.
i a n.ul.i.,v r.riii...,.i.,i.. i,., l..
arrested charged with stretchliiB a wire
across Hi Soul hern IVillo tiwck In a
tunnel uear Ihwbuiv, and then with
aasaultlug P. IV vine aud Fva IVily,
who were thrown form a railway veloc
ipede by the wire.
Al'Klt, IB.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, wa vlnlted by
fHN,tiO0ilrlo day.
Ihwwell Smith. inwldeut of tho
(Vafw:y company, died to-ilay,
Th Statulared Oil I met la reaohlna
out after the liatural-gie. well.
The steamship Kniimas of Jaiuu ha
arrived at Vaneover with eniallptix ou
ooaru,
An anarchist plot to munhr (he hov
king of Spain ha been dlmsivered by
Hie Spanish aiilliorltlisi,
An American comiianv has. It I said.
iwirehased Hi Island of San IViulmro.
ht 3,SUt),0iXl. The "eomoauv" I lu a
large part the United States.
Callfurtila suttered aewrelv frem
earthquake ihock toilay. The low at
aeavllle t alsut 1140,000, Dixon also
auttbred severely, and oonslilerable
luniiigc was done in Murysvllle. Wln
ti.TM, Nevmlu City, Merced, Oakland,
Uiihh Valley ,Hli)cktoii,aiid Hucrameiito.
A slieriPa xmmi liroke up ft bull dog
fight und urntHted about 200 men
prenent, ut Anoka, Minn., after a free
llgJit in which u number of persona
were serloiwly Injured.
The iii lirlngHcu urgeemeiit was rati
fied to-diiy, The moiuH Vivendi is to
stund until the mutter in arbitruted.arid
If the decision of the bourd of arbitra
tion Ih fiivoraMe to the United States,
Kinrlund is to pay ua damuges; if
ugalnst us, we ure to puy durnuge to
Kngluud.
Frauds have been unearthed In the
custom houwsutSun Francisco, Chica
go, und New York. Tlie ocheme woa
to huve one sample of merchandise,
notably tnliuceo, examined, and on that
exuiiiiiuillnii the whole coiiNlgnnieiit
would be passed through tho custom
house, when in fact tlie remainder of
the consignment wum much more vul
uuble. Ai'ii.20.
The Wlllis-Huggin buby isgick.
Buse bull: Tucoma 6. Portland 1; Se-
uttle 0, Spokane 3,
The Kansas Democratic state con
vention Instructed for Cleveland.
At Mincmvillo, Pu.. twelve men loat
their lives by the uccideiitul flooding of
u coal mine.
Orville Griffin, residing nearWulla
Wullu, Wash., und un old settler, wu
killed by the kick of a horse.
A Portland & Willamette Valley
train run over und killed a man near
Portland, lie won caught on a trestle.
At Peluluina, Cul., a whole family
wna txiistuied by someone plucing
strycbiilnc In the tea. Two niuydie.
It wus thought that the Chinese ex
clusion act would expire In a few duys,
but it is new etuti.il Unit it will remuin
iu for for two years more.
The lb-publican of Pennsylvania,
while Indorsing Hurrison, senu an un
instructed delegation to the nutional
convention. Iu MaoHachusetU) about
the same course was pursued, while
the Keiiublicaiis of South Curolina In
struct lor Harrison.
The Orrtoniaii'H diHpatehes regarding
t lie Loulhiaiiaiicctiou are so mixed and
uiiHutlnfactory that it is impossible to
tell the rcHiilt tliere. Two Democratic,
two IU-puliliciin, und an Alliance ticket
were in the Held, und each party suc
ceeded iu electing a ;urt of its ticket.
Evidence Is accumulating which
sliows that Win. Badloll, supposed to
have ix-cn burned In bis house near Se
attle, himself procured a hotly, placed it
in (he house, aud then tired the prem
ises. The olijeet was to fraudulently
secure tlie iuMUruuce on Kau
loir life.
Dev. I. Peart will hold divine service
In the Evuiigilicul churvh next Sun
day morning, and at Monmouth lu the
evening.
On account of the recent injury, of
Mr. Gate, the giqel temperance
meeting to be held to-nlgnt at the
Prwbytcriun church, will be postponed
for the pit-scut.
John Kurre, living a few mile south
of I udejieiiiliiia', brought to this office
yesterday morning a hop viue of this
scuhou's growth that measured ten feet
und eight Inches. Polk couuty still in
the lead.
A Safe InveMuiaut,
I one which is guaranteed to bring
you aatihfucUiry reeulta, or in case of
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised druggist a bottle of Dr.
King' New Discovery for consump-
tion. It is guaranteed to bring relief in
every case, wbeu used for anyffection
of throat, lungs, or client, uch a con
sumption, Inflammation of the lungs,
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STATK TllEAK KI.K SSKCOXD NOTICE.
STATK OF t)KMO!.
ThKASI HY DKl'AKTMtNT.
est. y
Sai.km, April Is, ltiC
Notice is hereby given that there
are tuinls ou hand sufficient to par all
outstanding state warrant lndoreed,
rresviitod, and not .iwnl fur wautot
fiuidK,'' prior to and including January
1 VC and that all such warrant will
Ih paid on preseiitu lion at (his office.
Interest on (heee warniuls will not be
allowed after the dale of this notice.
Pun. Mktsx'ham.
4 -t State Treasurer.
"Tha (jBinV-Ha I'roblrm.
Mr. A, and Mr. B, have to cut down
a mighty tree. The time 'twill take
Mr. A. Bib mighty tree alone to day,
is sixty mlmiles etandunl time. Be
neath B'i blow, the bulk sublime goe
to the ground In half that time. The
jucstiou now we ask of thee ia, how
long 'twill take To cut thia tree if both
ts'gln one on each aid? and thus
their tabor do divide?
The yum. will give an elegant Ma
son A Kisch or Stctnway flue toned
upright piano to the first person an
swering Ibe above problem correctly;
an elegant gold watch for (he secoud
wrnvt answer; a China dinner set for
the thlnl correct answer; an elegant
( silk dress )iattern for (he fourth correct
answer; aim many ouier vaiuauie
irirAs, Valuable sixvlal pria will be
gvwn for the llrst correct answer from
each state. Kach ivreon answering
nmt Inclose flfleen V. 8. two cent
stnuips tor "The Canadian Queen
Oalop," the lutest and most popular
plooeof ilfty-eent eipyrigh(evl uiuslo
uwikhI during the jiast year, just out,
togelher with s copy of the Vumieon
talniug full particular. The object of
ottering these prise l to liicnuse the
elreulutlon of ihe (,iit., which alreaily
I the largest uf any circulation lu Can
ada. By sending to-day you may se
cure a valuable prle. Adiiree the
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beeonit klimlilml wall lhreourca4 fft
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la iw vtixtt tha Mr. Iha Strwatt, oat of the
rralthlrM sml iumI liiSurniial ((Uaras la la
cuunee. In rrntil hMtrt ha aara i -"laailbrca
uiH-iUii (Win ivilna in niv hack and funeral kkl.
ay cutilsinl Kir a.we Uiue aa.t ha4 nant siany
rrnintwuwaKtmlsiirbut tvuiwranr rrth-C Toe
pains in mv htk kail hrvomr as ac wrr I hsl 1 wa
prrwnlr.1 lria llr.lliig to my wwtk sad could
.n nHvrantkiut wiilHu Hi uaof a can. Heat,
hig, llmmuh fis-iul, of (he wcusiWHtil carta (.
av,l hy tVrfra Kl.lny Tra, I was Ih JuorU K try
a and ftwiu thai wry rt w I found laataat
relief, aud Krfor u.ln katf tho eoalrau of th
boa tha (uin. In niyWk rn.trety disapneand.
I hae rwry Isllk iu the viiluea of th Orefoa
Kktuey Tea. snd can rousetrutloiuly revommrad
It to aiy niettds, 1 woukl net ha wUbowl U Sr
auvthiug"
UreaxMt Kldnry Tr eurra Wkathe, hKoatk
aenc uf 1 riur, urkk dust aniimriii, burning er
painful srnailldn while uriuatlne, aud all tiis
Uuaa of th k Klnrv or urinary otiantof ell her sea.