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l K I. ICLL, EDITOR.
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Vest Side Publishing: Company
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pany.
IWijiorvJ at tli ISuUohi, in luitpn
four, orvam, m aeootiit-claw matter,
FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1K2.
Coming rollllral Kv.nln,
KipHWIoan National tVnventlon,
IVmoemtle National Convention,
June, l
June l
Stat election, June a.
Freaitlentlal elivllon, Notrenitwr 8.
111 'J
A tote for Hon. J. J. Shaw
to
wowed Judge lloise in this district
will boa vol iu th riHt direction.
Hi'oit IUt.Pvts's lmwwols for
the clerkship of Polk county pro
brighter erery day. If fleeted, he
will let the citizens of the county
know the financial standing of the
comity.
We made several mistakes la our
hurry lust week in tho initials ot
the candidates on both tickets.
We hope those concerned will
overlook onr slip; we are more,
than willing to Im forgiven.
lUU.Y Kl'YKKNlUU. is grow lug
iu popularity everyday fornheritV,
as he circulate among the people,
wlthj malic toward noun. The
voters have almost concluded that
Hilly will Ih? the uet sheriff ol
Polk county.
m E our club oiler with tin
Xew York SfiMml on our local
page. As the election next fall
will binge on the tariff question,
you cannot afford to urglit't thi
opportunity to pet the most com
pleteand exhaustive work on that
question.
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Professor J. M. Bt,ot, of Toptv
ka, Kas., was elected president ot
the State Agricultural College at
Corvallis last Thursday by Uie board
of regents of said .college. We
know the professor personally, and
would say without limitation that
a goodWection has been made.
1 los. ! W. R. Iii lyki , of Albany,
the noutiuee for district attorney up
on the Democratic ticket, should l
elected by all means. lie Is a fine
lawyer; he is a man that attends
strictly to business; he is a man of
sobriety and uprightness, and will
make a faithful, painstaking officer.
Tf the voters will take the trouble
to intjui.ro into the standard
and qualifications of the two nomi
nees they will very likely come to
the conclusion that we are alwut
right
t
The press announces the serious
illness of Justice L. Q. 0. Lamar,
of the federal supreme court. Mr.
Lamar is one of the greatest men
that this cauntry has produced a
scholar, an orator, and a statesman.
Nor is his moral worth one whit be
low his Intellectual eminence, dur
ing all his years of public service,
there has never been the slightest
whisper of suspicion against his
truthfulness, honesty, and integ
rity, llis whole career has lwn
absolutely clean. We trust that he
may have a speedy recovery. AWt
ville Aduomtf.
The great reason why the Demo
cratic ticket should be elected in
Polk county is that if li. V. Dut ch,
I. " M. Simpson, Henry Hyerly, W.
II. Koykcndall, Hugh IJaldwin, A.
Cain, and others, are in charge ol
our county affairs, there will be no
disposition to keep the actual con
dition of our county affairs in the
dark. If the Republican nominees
are elected they will Im in
duty bonnd to keep matters quie
'to protect their predecessors in
office. Does one voter in the
county know this tlay what the in
debtedness of the county ist Echo
answers Only two orthrce men,aud
they dare not tell it, for to do so
would Ikj to make it nearly impossi
bio to elect a man on the Repub
lican ticket. Smash (he ring.
ItEPVnLICAN TICKET.
The Republicans have put Mr.
Keyt in the field for senator. He is a
young man'of exemplary character,
and is held in high esteem by his
neighbors.
I). C. Tuck and 13. P. Gwinn,their
' nominees for representatives, are
men of good moral character, and
would make good representatives
of thepeople,shonld they Iks elected.
Their candidate for county judge,
Frank Butler, is a man foreign
born, but a naturalized citizen of
the United Btates. He is a "-man of
good 'Social characteristics, and
would attend to any duties en
trusted to his care with fidelity.
' 0. Green, their candidate for
county commissioner, is a man
whose character for honesty cannot
be questioned. ,
The Republican candidate for
sheriff, W, ,8. Wells, 'is widely
known in Polk, and for us to say a
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nuiu mum liivnr wiuiiu in mijtcr
fiuous. In the performance of his
duties for the past two years ho has
made a good oftloer.
Professor Ik 1 Mulkey, jheir
eandidato for clerk, is a man who
iwives the rttpect and esteem of
all w ith whom ho may have inter
course. He posstvtseH good clerical
abilities.
For treasurer, H. Ik Cosper has
Ihh'U put iu the field. He Is a cltl
en of Dalian, nml is trustworthy
ami nliable,
T. D. Hutchinson for superin
tendent of schools, tsa young man
of good education, luw bwu a
resident of Polk a good deal
of his time, and has boon long
In tho Nehiud lusltuM.
Their candidate for surveyor, J.
C. Rwud, has a mwil of ability
commensurate with the dutlen per
taining to the oftleo for which he
was nominated.
0. W, lloeker for asstvwor was a
ftlr solivtion, and stands highly
esdHMned in the community among
whom he resides.
T would be a waste of words to
call attention to Dr. K. L Ketch
um, their candidate for coroner.
A citien of ludcpendeni'e, ho has
lived heie for years without the
least reproach Udng cast npmi his
name.
Isaac lUitlor, nomino for just lee
of the pew, has served iu that
eapticity before, and provtHi him
tf thonmghly competent to judge
ll with justice and fairness.
W. H. Murphy, who has Imimi
placed upon the ticket for constable,
is au eucrgoUe young busltiifw man
of our town, and if elected, will
dwelt '.it-go tho duties of the ofllee
with such cmlit to himself and his
pirty that he will Im uominated
agalu t wo years heiic
Much more might be said cou
eeruing the gentlemen eomjMthlng
tho liepublicau ticket of Polk
county.but we give uliirdVrye view
of them in the foregoing to intro
dttcethemto ostr readers, and w
can here say that we Is lieve thnu
to be good men, if elected ill
dotheirdtity. Taking the two tick
ets together, we. U lieve the Dem
oeratic, as a whoUv is stronger I
tstint of exiHTieutvatid ou account
of ni'ipuiutauee with tho several
oflices for h U'ti they are noini
natetl. With few except Ions oue
ticket is tvs giHwl as the other.
When we received the intclli
gentle of Mr. Spurgeon's death
few mouths since, in a short edito
rial in the WKsrr Side we felt like
ctvsting sprig of actwiaon his grave.
and In doing so we Incidentally
sanl iliat ".Mr. pduiuisjh was an
open comninulouist," meauing that
he admitted all Christians to the
table of tho Lord, whether they
were Jlaptists or not, and at the
same time believing Unit Mr. Hpttr
geon would not practice one thing
and ut the same time believe nuoth
er thing contrary to bis practice,
Tho t'ollowini week l!ev. A. J
Hunsakcr, pastor of tho First Uap
list church of this cit v, took us to
task for saying that Mr. Hpurgoou
ii tti unionist,", and
asked ns for tho proof. At that
moment we could not lav onr
hands upon tho direct Statements
of the great preacher which led
us to our conclusions, and several
brief aititiles ftnea then haveap
pcarediii the WjwtSidk pro aut
eon, relative to tuts mailer. iow
it seems that the same controversy
lias arisen In other sections of our
country touching tho same points.
We irive In-low an editorial from
tho XtuhriHe Ailvoctiti, by Dr. H.iss,
whom we have known personally
trom boyhood, in reply to Dr. Smith
of Nashvillu, whom we also know
ind Mr. Ilennett we knew in the
.Suiinv Honlh before ho began his
pulpit wot k, his brothers ami sis
tcrs.hnvinjr attended our school in
Arkansas when we wore cugnget;
n the art of pedagogy. These gen
tinmen are wholly reliable, uu
scholars of the first degreo, " We
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rf editorial pardgrapb
from the IMiyiimn Tilmiep!t pub
lished at Dayton, Ohio, and edited
bv I. L. Kiharf, I), D all of
which go to show that our first
Uatcment was absolutely correct.
We might make other extracts,
which we now have at our disposal,
but the following we think suffi
cient. Mr. Spurgeon's letter to
Mr. Henuett shows conclusivelythat
the "limitat ion" was not placed be
cause of baptism, but only to pro
vent an irresponsible class of people
from forming in his curch, and
that when such persons gave good
reasons that such was not tho
case, then they were allowed to
come to the table of the Lord
whenever they so do sired,
without being "imiimisc.d," or
not beinir baptised at all, in tho
"sense" as 10 what constitutes bap
tism as held by tho American Bap
tists, or even Mr. Bpurgeon. . A
truly Christian experience was
tho great prerequisite necessary to
gain admission to tho holy eucha
ristas aJmbiiHteredby Mr, Spur-
goon. ,we are picitscu to see sucn
Christian spirit pervading these
points of difference of opinion.
Hero wo rest, at least for tho
present; and following will be found
several excerpts bearing, on this
subject, probably tho most impor
tant of which is Mr. Spurgeon's
own statement of what his views
were!
In our Issue of February 2(1,
leaklntt of tho "Convention of
I toptist Workers" which had then
recently met iu this city, we said:
'Mr. bpurgeon was fitly etilogtred,
We do not blame our brethren for
counting him and making much of
him, though with his views and
practice ou the sutyeet of Often
communion, them is not A Bap
tist church in the United States
that would have received him luto
fellowship,"
To this statement our good friend
and brother, Dr.' W. It L. Smith,
pastor of tho First Itaptlst church
of this city, oiyccUHl, and wrote for
publication iu the vtieociM a brief
nolo containing tho following para
graph: Ttiooiwn oiimramitiiti of Mr. HttrKn
itemled to tlirw maim ouly.to Ui Mitt
niilm.lunl. Atlvrtlml It nttmi utimlt
lo I'lirmtmn bnpliMu u tmlj hy the
pmtilir, or tl Hivtlit vmi, Yut
(ttlil I, from oppoiit poluta ot Ylow,
iinnli tbUitMHiuiiuiwiil, bnl nob in tb
fuel. . ..
W felt sure at the time that Dr.
Smith's information wan incorrect)
but aa wo could not at once put our
hands on the proof, we kept silent.
The delay hits hurt nobody, V
ar now ready to make answer. Iu
March, 1881), Itev. Dr. Z. T. Ben
nett, editor of the Arkanmu JfWAo-
ift who had a hubitof going to first
iurets for iuformatlott, wrote to
.Mr. spurgeou as tbllowst
I inolmm tmta oar pvtt tit rftt
, .V'ttmUtt, qtiiitnttoit ullrlbultd It)
ymi, mill kImi n litorll UrUy, tl
mull ot jrtiti Ih brnlhurl klmliiwu n
i'nie iu writimtfo Ij prtuttxl tusltw
lor my una, Jitvt wbt tmr pruollcw in
in tl msttur ot Inrilitiu ulbwra tu txno
mitninn tn yunrohnrvtii wbelbor thu prt
tiles Is ItmiliHl lit Mire or drjlnit
umulwr ut tlaiMk
This inquiry brought from ' Mr.
SpurgtHtn a prompt and courteous
reply, of date May 13, 1Ss9. We
publish it iu full, underscoring
certain lint which have a special
ttearing ujtou the poiut at issue.
Here it is:
Menitinnt of ulbttf Otiriatinn oborolimi
itm wrlo. niMl K lb Loitl't Ubl willi
n m vtniteni: bul If lby teitn
IttiM, II wuul.l l rt(Hr la inquire why
tbny nrtIM lo wiintiip with lltvir awn
I'bureh. Th timiltttmm it tUmtd lo
'mm Mo fttrvMiion nf a Wum irAo
Mi- tiul uiulrr M ii-iiim ti,y
t'AMtvA. UiHMi mutiH bring
thrrt wtm( fa ft ilIMt ttf Ih ftrf
miMiiwi.
This makes it clear Unit Mr.
Spurgetui had no thought of de
manding imtuersiou as A coudltiou
of Christian fellowship. The only
reason why he raised any question
concerning strangers that cnino re
peutedly to the Imi's table in his
congrgntioii wits Noaiwe he did
not wish to encourage a sort of
spiritual vagrancy. This is his
own statement, ami ought to lie ac
cepted as fluid.
The theory maintained by our
American Ilaptists covers and in
cludes two jHiiuts: first, nothing but
immersion Is baptism; secondly,
none but the Immersed tiny tometo
to the tableofthe I-ord. Assenting
the first point, Mr. Hpurgeon
denied the second. His practice,
therefore, was perfectly cuiisistent
with his theory. But if he had
adopted the plan of communing
"three times only" with utilm
mersed ls-llevers, then he would
have involved himself in inextri
cable coutiwlictiomii a thing al
most iniMisil)lo to a man of his ro
bust common sense. ''Such how
ever was so the fucK"
All this with perfect rtieet and
greut good will to Dr. Smith, who
is a most delightful Christian, and
with whom we hope to "sit down
In the kingdom of God."
It would please ns greatly if he
and his brethren could consistently
relax their terms o( communion, so
as to take in all who "hold the
Head;" but we do not dream of
calling in question their sincerity,
nor shall we allow their seeming
excliisivcness to abate our interest
in them, or our love for them. We
keep a warm place in our hearts for
every man that is loyal to Jesus
Christ and seeking lo lead an up
right life. yanhrillii Adponilf, April
7, ISO!.
Mr. HptirKoort tu once mnktnl why It
ui-Tor wont to Amorlcn. lit reply wni:
"Why, I would rnllmr g to Hin.lmtnti.
I oouM tin of nimili mora tamo tlinre;
snil then I m nfrnkl tbst my vlow oo
annimtitiltiD wotiU bo to dimtrenl Irani
myrck bran in the L'uiUi.l Slntu thai I
would (M-arwly fuel at liomii with nil their
kiiiilnioK. Dnyuu mippoM for moment
Unit I ootilil nil down to b communion
tttbletbnt icpitrnted me from my loving
Christii.ti mother, who tmttflit me tb di
Tine truth tit Oml'i mfliiile lote nd
mercy ou hor bntulnd kueoT No, nevtr.
Ili liyloiui 7( ic;jt, March SO, 1H92.
Alsoj an iquirer writes to Dr.
Hoss, April 14, 18!)2, asking tho
following questions:
I write to ask what branch of the
Baptist church did Mr. Spnrgeou
belong tot The General Baptists
of Northeast Arkansas claim him
as belonging to their church. My
WE IRE IH YOU
HI
I B. F. BURCH & SON.
Ill l"""L'
Wo can bo found four doors south of tho
First National Bank, and would bo pleased
to have you drop in and soo us; and if you
have anything in the real-ctato lino, we
aro the persons you are looking for. This
is tho lKt portion of tho Willamette valloy.
People are beginning to learn tho foot, and
are coming this way. Because of that fact,
we are herej going to stay! keep our eyes
open and- rustle! If you have property to
soil, list it with us. If you want to buy,
we can suit you. .
We will insure your property, or do your
collecting.
It will bo to your interest to call and see
us before you list or purchano property
elsewhere.
opinion has ltccn all tho t ime that ho
was ft member of tho Missionary
Uaptist church. Am I right or am
I wrong!
Dr. Hoss auswers: "lie was an
Open Communion, Calvluistle, Mis
ary alon lhiptlst."
; IT'S AGO.
vim mask iiaT.l ASSOCIATION.
lHllWttllU Will juld l Vll ll
With all fmfMliml Club,
l.'.ii. aoVMnil (1uv nut IllorO Itu ItMiU
a lunvemeut ou mil lookliitf bt th or
ttwitlkUtUou ur a nml eisM iwt iwii tmm
la tlil eliy, Ute hlea ts-lnii lo J"lu Ut
valley leKti. TIoj plmi I tint ornitii
ImIIoii of IIiiiIUhI llnlilllty Joint uns k
potniMtny, with a enpltal of 11, one,
dlvliletlltito 100 sliNnit of I0 melt.
AIiiiokI all of Utla sds-k Iim been Uketi,
sttd the mictumi of th umlertttklng l
now awntrtsl,
Kourcltli- Hwlfiti, Albany, McMlnu-
ulllu mul ImlnliMlllliinue will Poltl.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Btanili at the head of all blood mwl.
Iclnt. This iltloii It has tecunsi
by iU Intrliulu merit, sustained by
Uie otdnlon of lviwlliig jihyilt'lmm,
mid by the eertilkutei of thmiwtiuU
who have successfully tested it
remedial worth. No other medicine
o effectually
CURES
Itmttila. bolU. plmile, tlieumnUMW,
Unit, mm! all oilier hluotl illMwm.
Then ut b so qwwlloa M to Hit tup
rtwliy of Ajwr't tUuMtuwlllii nt All Uwr
blaud purlBr. II Um wm not Ut lit
demand h It, Inntwwl of twifMlnf ywuty,
vauld Im mmu4 lunf , Ilk M tuny
MlM blood nwdlclitM 1 could hum."-.
r. L. Nk-IOTtnO, tHUUllil, CtwlMA It.,
CtuulMlown, Mm,
"Two rout mo I wm trmilM Willi Mlt
rboitnt. it w til ir my tmly, ! iwUk
ln( Um tfuclurt did t'r tm of y
AU. At but I luok lunr Iwilln ot Arr'i
H&rmiipurtl), and WM fomplotly vurad.
I ma inocrfly rMwnuwnd II m a tulMultd
tlood tutir."-J. S. Hurl, I'l'fer Knwkk,
' Nw llrutuiwlcli.
"My tutor wm knitud with a nonr
raM vt
SCROFULA
Out iliwbw rwofMinoiuIrd A JfM'n SrirflU
u bvlni Uhi bout lilood Wixnl arift-r ulna
bW ft-u. Ml t' Ii" UiK MMtlriiw,
wl a miplt euro u Ut rvult.M
Wu. fX Jnbtm, Ihwm, Kvb.
Whoa A buy I wm truulM with A bl4
dlM wHIrli ituutltraini Uictf la ton on
Um 't- A rr'l Kirilll bcltif nwom.
HMulrd, t numlwr of ImIUm, And
arod. 1 hat iwr imw Ul tin hud
a rwnimuva at Ui mauiilmm." - J. C.
TttuniMam Uiwtll, Uut.
t wm eured nf fkrrulA ly Um xn ot
AWi SrMulllA.'-JubB ft lrty, 1m-.
Sold. Wo.
Ayor's Sarsaparilla
Dr. J. C AYER & CO., LotiJ, Hiu.
nUbytHDnintWU. Prtwlll Hi buk,t
L. L. WHITE,
DENTIST.
B.C. Car. 1st and Taylor,
PORTLAND, ' OREGON.
0. A. KRAMER,
With Buster & Shelley,
wants your watch repair
ing. Satisfaction guar
anteed. SUMMONS.
In llnplrnilt cmirl of tlm mat of Onunn Air
i-uik niunijr,
Ncttl Nlrlrnl., l'lKlntlir, yh, M Alhnw NlrkuU,
iH-fKiiimiii,
Tn Mnllirw Nlrknl, Ih hi-nnii(l div.
friiilniil: Iu till, timneur Ilia mnle of liriri.u
you am hnbjr rwiinwl In apiH-nr and aimwor
lli nuiiplKliil nu-tl niiulii,! yuu In ilia atmv
aiitlllml 11111, williln Um Hum Imti Iii naiiird
til wit, mi lln lat ilnv of Ilia mat loriii of
tin. oin-uii rnun of niiK wmniy, un-guii, to
bn liHd on tti Dtb dnynf May, Ixwi. And It
you (ml an m answvr (or want thnroot, tlm
)lliillir will applir UiIIik niurt Br Ilia rtv.
iifi lirnvva air in uia coiiiiinini, vi wu, ina
dlMa.iiita.n of tin marring.- cwintrttrt axInltiiK
iMMWM-n pliilnllll nml tili'inlnnl, and tiirt-iaila
nil OIl'iin.fMii'lll In Ihla oiurt.
I'lil.lUh.'il b an nrilnrof mtlilli-Allon almiad
tiy Judica It, I1, llolan, rlrfiilt JikIkc for aald
ciiiiiily, dnml Man ti In, lwi.
ln.71 A, M, lli'Hi.ar,
Attorney fnr IMainllir,
A OOOI) IIAIKIAIN.
For sttlo In West ludepemleniiti,
eight hliM'kH from ninln slrt'et ou Mon
mouth strevt, four lots, a four-rixim
OottttKOi with burn stirl other oulhiillil
IngH, partly set to yoiiiig ortihttrd and
sniitll fruits. Thin In a good lutrKitin If
taken toon. Imiiilre at thin ofllee.
Iiv irefi'aalnlinl nlavpra. The seliml.
ut will b, nisiW up so tlmt alHiiit
thirty Kitmi w U plnytst In wb
oily, Ihren koii- wteh AlUirusU wevk.
I'lsymi; will istiliinsriy ntott imiiitli,
aa biMiu ss pMlli nfUir llio iniietliiR
Ut liebl In Huli'iii In a fw ilnva tu
ai'li'et uttleert ami tjoniilet the or(tnnl-
Mtllltl Ut 1 110 VAIIt'V H'HKIIP,
'II I la linive will Ui of U'lii'tll to
Iinlr'iiii'inx) Iu morn way limn one.
Aa Nil aulvvrtlmttiipiit of tits city, It will
(III A VAat Amount Of Wat, Aa A tllll-
ulua (o bualiioM It will iiretttly work to
in HiivsiitnKe or our mercusnu, na it
Will lirlnu HMila litirw wliontherwls
would nuvvr m our nltv. ami all will
aisMul mora or liaa mniiiy, As itlne
forpttrw AmiiMiitiMitAiul reereaiitintiie
imau mm mm la wiimitit a nvi, aiki
ih mlii mil only from llilat'lt v but frrnn
all ovrr tlia tMHinty will b glail of tlm
opiKirt unity ut aiwnu a pii'naMni ntmr
fiillnwliitf Hi lulrlcai'ltHi tif tills exhll
IrstliiK aKirl,
Yea, tlt Imll Aaaoelutlnn I A (to. Slid
no better IIiIiik tliau Hip urgHiiltlMt
of It Wllllll AV !lHallti(l.
If you nr at all iwrtletilnr slunit tho
UMiKa in vnnr oiiiura. t'lina, nun aniria,
you will Mmt tboiti tp tlio Hnletn aleAtn
Ininntrv. wbnra tbtv will bo ttirtnsi mil
wllli a uIimmv SiiImIi lliut. la dlitLiitliin
Itaeif, rrlitw very low, 1-avu ortlera
At tlt Haleiii ittujtt barn.
DUCTIOW
The Elgin and Waltham factories notified
us last week ol a reduction in the price ol all
0-sizc ladies movements. Wc will give you
the benefit of this reduction by buying of us.
Have you ever
'i
"Not'' J'erliitjts not, but tlioinwmts lutve, j
ami YOU my mwl with n similar rtlent. S
The Bow j
Mmlo only on Jus. lions (U1 Filial Vw j
Htitl other esses minlo by the Keystone i
Wstelt Cnso Coniimtty, is the only tnw tl it J
esti neither Us jitillwl, twisted, imr w ivih I.i-iI !
from the wise either by uteKleiit or tJi .i!(,n. j
rrtsifftgninsttiiilow Immlleorn jtiekiSM ket. j
ItcmemUtr this when buyinj;. Ht nto Ul .
tit Tut leiwn lltW. j
PATTERSOi
DRUGGISTS,
INDEPENDENCE.
HE BAKERY!
R. II. WILCOX & CO.
We are now better prepared to sell you goods
than eiier before. Ve have increased our stock
until it is complete, and our conservative methods
of buying enable us to give you ire for your
money than you can possibly get at other places.
life do not trust Tom, Dick, and Harry, or every
9
person who asks for credit; we only trust those
who can pay their bills
seqoentfy we know just
do not tu our customers
pay for bad accounts.
you can depend on getting the fllll
1RIJ
This is a very pi Ai n statement of fuels, and is certainly
plain to everyone who reads them, Wo invite you to com
pare our prices, and bo convinced of the practicability of
conservative business methods, which are always to your
interest ns well as to our owu.
R. H.WC0K1C0.
Grocers and Bakers,
INDEPENDENCE, OREG.
Puro Blood
Ini'ti olttu'S li s "" " ' . ,4 ,u.ni.
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lartit-iy .... ksu astai "J
Which irraad till llr sj '
m imat K-ra from Ui "''JJ
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twuiitd. of a is.ni ,hv ?" rh;
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Hood'. Saraaparlll. I. H f Z
luwork wi.h.Uia tWrtrt'r."
lUtmrsa, lunkdal. Mil ''""','.
Hood's SarsaparlllA
aldbfdraStrMA. fit . "J
100 Doso3 Ono Dollar
had the bowtrin
imsozmszirrwr'
on presentation, and con
what we are doing, and
with high prices to get
So when you. buy from us
BBOS.
O'DONNELL & IRVINE
Have a "dr title" to tbU tpace. .
WATCH
IT!
Independence Sta Laundry.
JUST OPENED.
U now ready to do nil work lu the Lwimlering
' cltwii mum
Our delivery won l for nod deliver woik Mh in lodejs-n-Uur
U' (i,uUnd Monmoulh. HatMsetioo pisrotd.
We will be responsible for all uoods
damaged.
Prices as Low as any City.
F M. GATES, Prop.
Main St., Independence.
LOOKING AFTER
II U all rlibt l b AITI H tl allium. Ant If
lllriofrtat a tliU
School Books, Tablets,
SEWING MlS, QHGINS, IKD PI1K0S,
from W. H. Wbwlwr. It -! tin wil'hH to 111 thai if rn Im afif Um Sallaii now. tbT
tU look alter fu Sa jrua ixwd Uwir aid,
CONFECTIONERY AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
W. H. WHEELER,
Independence, Or.
THE
Is fairly in it! We wish to aiinouuee to tie public that we have a full
line of (flartswsre, tinware, uotlons, gents' furnishing goods, and many
other article, which we are selling at prices never before offered in this
city. We have more than fifty articles on onr
5c COUNTER
None of which have ever been sold for lwa than a dime, and many fort
quarter. To see is to know. Come in, inquire prices, and lie convinced.
Second door south of First National Bank.
GEO. W. REED, Proprietor
If you want
Furniture, Bedding, Carpek, Wall
Paper or Picture Frames,
GO
UU. J. jJJf
He has the best and most complete stock
this side of Portland, and will always treat you
right. Wall paper trimmed free of charge.
INDEPENDENCE STABLES.
Stylish Turnouts Always In Readiness.
H., l .i., . .......
u.K imoiy puremwea uie entire interest in Uie stables of J. N.
h?M now Pwpared than ever to meet the demands of
"? "' "owmnRing ana are preparing to make many
tvi1 Pl18- Tems boarded by the day or month.
Iravellnp; men a speeinlty. " '
DAMON &. COOK, Proprs.
THE DOLLARS.
rm ara rmlly dclrooa of aavtnj Uin. r
miM and tut; juur
Inks, and Scbol Supplies.
FAIR.
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