A POOR GIRL'S ROMANCE.
rHa wIlli M II. r Wktt
Hr frwutir M MmI IUm Nnl,
"A young from Wa married )wt
rwk to ft mm who U known fatorably
all om till country, and who hi kuu
thinj ot f.vrtuu and two home, ami
lw te in ill rwpecta a him of Uh
WMrid," Mid another roan of thtwiwtd
to th writer after gimonX talk about
to prank or Um rhirltvH ot Um.
"In hr nun," m th eoutinaatiou,
"I will Tetititm to m? that ther was a
tint In her life whoa tit flicker ot U
flam ot hot wu m aickly and fttful a
ny thai w threw ghtwtty aaadow on
the wall. Not to go into detail wuloti
WvHtM stake oer known, her mother had
aeparaied from her h unhand. Th moth
er and Jiu,liur ww loft not only hoiuw
1m, but nractlcftUy pennileaa. Their
lior ttatitm had beoa inch m to enabl
thvm to enjoy om vul tirivtlcgtw.
"When Um eprUon. earn t)t
mother moved onl of th faahlotiabto
quartan whw ah had Uvl Mid with
hnr daughter txk lodging in on of th
cheaptftt boarding houae on tut mi
treqwnted rtreeL In pit ot effort to
gam torn lirwihood nou earn, Then
Uuy hd to ifir no th back room In th
Met treet txwrdirig houxe and ob
Ultwl ft amaller mm in ft tqnaiid e
thw of Cnteago. i do not know that th
word squalid U th on to b ued, Th
cotton w otw wn now where few men
or women who har any nelf rwxvt
care to b tn.
"To th credit of th mother iu thl
lory I will my tht tit did not know
thl. They bought their own food. They
did not go out to any reataurant or cafe.
Their mean did not permit thl. Una
day th mother, heavily veiled, wonld fco
to torn Uttl grocery tor with tin
pail ftnd pitrehae tea rent' worth of
oysters, ft few cent worth of cracker
nd ft bit of chee. The nest day the
daugbt, heavily veiled, wonid do th
marketing t tout other grocery, 6
era! time garment of other day wa
taken toapawttahop, and that th ttvkly
flam ot hop waa replenished I had
almotld with blood mooer. The lit-
U rent wa paid and enough food 'ob
tained to keep no existence.
"On day I har thii tory from the
mother herselfthey pawned th veil
tor a meal. That removed th mack.
and few day after, when th danghtrr
went for another tnpply, th beauty of
her fao, iu refitted hmchea, and her
manner attracted th attention of ft man
who wm iu Ut gmeery to which the
girl cam. Without her kuowledge he
followed her to her lodging. Then he
mad tow inqnirie concerning the
mother and danghtor and eveutually nu
rareled the itory ot their live. 1 would
like to tell yon atun more, but cannot,
ket th identity of th two abould b
aUbliAhed.
"I can say thU much, 1 think, without
th world kuowiiig any more: The man
who had intonated huuwlf in the cium
married the mother, and the mating, o
far as anyone know, ha been uc
cea. Th daughter wa placed in line
whex ahe toon, by har talent and pluck
and good look, obuined a mvgnition,
and this pnt her in ft ptwutuu where h
wa tooght and wnn by tlie man who
ah married ft few day ago.
"Tber yon hav a itory, without the
aligiuert roloring, absolutely correct, It
yon came acrou it in novel yon wonld
probably accne the author of ailding
litUe paint to the ptctnre. The day the
mother tuld me their atory ah had no
idea what wa la atoro for ber, Her
heart wa full of that tuurprakable
troubl which cornea only to thoee who
har lived in (unboraU and then drifted
into impenetrable night. How true it i
that with torn th depth of darknea
hang npon th breaking of Ui light"
Chicago Tribune.
Kullr OulM Manlfnl.
It wan in the New York Central depot
A well dressed lady with her Little Lord
FaanUeroy son approached the door
leading to an outgoing train. Both were
laden with bundle. A railroad official
tood by the door.
"Open th door or Til punch your
head," exclaimed Fauntieroy in a very
awngger voice, and th official, anmaed
by the ix-year-old ' andadty, eonwmtol
to become doorkeeper for th occanion
and complied.
Th mother ihowed that he waa an
gry aa the iwept throngh the dour, and
aa It closed aha Hoi zed Fanntleroy by Ui
houlden and shook him aeverely.
"Aren't yon aahatned of yountclf?" ahe
auk ml; "to bo aoiinpolit to the gentle
man." "Sho, mamma," repliwl Fauntieroy,
"I wa only jfwt fuolln. I wouldn't ''
punched him!" Syracuse Journal.
Love H lull j Uamlteapped.
Maude Qeorge, I don't think I ought
to marry yon, for I don't believe you
love me on bit
George (ardently) Why, my darling,
I am pamionatly, deprattdy, madly iu
love with yon. I worship the very
Maude You talk well enough, (ieorge,
but those letter you wrote to m wbeu
you were away were o cold and distant
they froze my heart One wonld think
yoa were writing to your washerwoman
bout her bill.
George (slowly) Mande, I was on
gaged to a girl once before, and
when she sued me for breach ot promise
all my letter to her were read in
open court Nw York Weekly.
A tnlqna Baaeball Uame.
A truly unique baseball gams wag
being played on the south meadow in
Central park when a reporter walked
throngh there a few mornings ago. The
players were the inmate of tome hospital
for curing physical deformities in chil
dren, and not one of the fifteen boys had a
sound body. Three of them were on
crutches, in connequmic of a withered leg
each; three or four more had thcr legs
trapped to iron support to straighten
them out, and in fact each on of the
boys was physically deformed in some
way. The pitcher and first baseman on
one side hobbled around on crntchea,
and the catcher on the other side had
one leg tied np in iron support.
It would have been a sad spectacle had
not the youngxters almost forced a noil
to coma to the onlooker' face by the su
preme enjoyment which they derived
from the game. The boy on crutches
waa at the bat. lie hit the ball, and
hobble-de-hobble he went toward first
bane, caught his foot on the base and
rolled over and over on the ground. He
got on his one foot again with surprWrig
alacrity, bis only impediment seeming
to be the langhtor which wa shaking
his whole frame.
The other two boy who walked with
the ansistance of crutchea were waiting
for their turn at the bat. One went np
behind the other and knocked his crutch
from under him. Over he went on the
soft grass, while a shout of laughter
went up from hi companions. lie ako
got np laughing, and did not appear to
mind this seemingly cruel trick in the
leat. A large number of spoctatora
watched the game for some time, and
the unfortunate lad seemed to enjoy
themselveii every minute they were on
; the field. New York Tribune.
Danger In Wen?, Not III Work,
It is not the work bnt the worry which
kills. There is no tonio for the body
like regular work of the mind, though
this is unfortunately not often appreci
ated or not allowed by the physicians to
whom anxious mother take their grow
ing daugh ters.-IIftir Journal of &ealtii.
da tk r th lciMrtMeat
Lieutenant liiitumt (just horn front
th ball)! my I'm tired of thin arerlMt
lug aoetety fmdinhm, I'd like to get
way where I could hav chanc to
aiuell powder,
(Aduni'l 8tripp-fly Jov, yoiingnier,
I should ay ynti had ftlrnady. There'
ft dab of It ou th ud vt your no.
fiotou lwt.
tier Mt.i oh,
Featherstotte I te-ll yttt, old man, yon
ought to be in with ft girl like MIkcUik
grain. Iter fiither tnv,W a gttt deal,
nd while In i away we hav ft lovely
time,
Kingway What do you do when h
eome home?
Featheratone Then I tiavtd, Life,
"Your ounce U a Ukwtoa girl, I b
UeveT "Ye."
"Then I uphi ttio I familiar with
Drowning!"
"I beg your pardon. Th trim tkwton
girl U never familiiw with anybody,"
Ikwton UiUi lte,
A Ouuiln lUmluJor,
Tramp Mtidame, I hav faith to l
liev that yon will takii pity on me aud
giv m a nice warm breakfiwt
Madame i but yon uuutt rememWr
that faith without work la dad, Ther1
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Crepe cloths
Dress patterns
Fancy goods
and Laces and
ALSO, LADIES1 JACKETS
Clothing I Clothing I Clothing !
Direct from the factory, and very cheap.
lli LI OF SHOES,
With a complete stock,
to your interest tc take a look at it before purchasing
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MANCrACTl'llEK.
FIR AND HARD WOOD, HOUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
A. Whiiub, Mangr. Tiirtopoiidoncn, Ort'tfiin,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Monmouth, - - Oregon.
Good grain and stock farms and choice fruit lands;
town property of all kinds.
Those having property for sale, please call.
In th Mia nt Time,
Tim nick of I line to atop tb eoliMfl
of blndlor and kidney coiiipluliil ta
when the ni'uulis ttilitfriiod exlilliltft
tendency to grow Iniicilvm The IichIiIi
fill ImpiilMi lottiml activity tlmttliey
rtHvlve fliiili llualoltor'a Mtoiliitcli Itlt
lcix rifi iuK (hem from lliiH'lidtng dull
gcr, ami vti iicU dnngonnw iiiiiltt
illcit tut Height' illM'iimi Mild illnlH'te.
SltiKiilKliticMM of tliokiiliiey IncnHtmMi
HttUlliy to clmuiiij rlicuiimiliiiii, ir nt ,
mid tlrwY, and eliuH? (Im blond is
llllcivd by thmi organ in It pwgv
tlinuigh tlicin, I tm oiemlioii of llie
iH tftn iiorvin a doubly Imppy piirH,
the incd It'll io net xtltlioiit exciting,
like the Itory tiitiiiiilttiiU of oommerw,
MiUnrlitl, liyeiH'pllo, ooiistlpallon nod
mrvmm liivallda are tlioniuglily n
lit'vwi by it Ntico lliendvent or llmt
NltiHktog nittluily, In grippe, it bn
been widely liciiioimtntlliig ll lim'l'ul
ium its a mirntlvn and pwvetitlv of It
fun 1 1 ry Miiiiwiiae,
1UI you tfwr lunr of a inirner tm
OggV
Firxv lUtt -"Kny, lint. ISrown, did n't
yott tell m tltoew lieu 1 lioiigltt of you
'would lav every tiny Iu tho yeui',"'
Hrown "1 Mli've 1 did." Hro.lh'H
Wcll, Imw do you itmke Hint out? Not
tine of llicin lui litld nn egg Iu two
weeka" llniwtt "Ye, but when
lliey are nut Inylng egg, Ibey rt lay
ing oil', tiive tiieMmieiliiiig liunt,"
Our tit'iia Intend u tm barm w hen
tliey Iny for u.
IHkHow m-vvr keip duck, Uvaiiw
tlicy miike ttcU iHmoniU rtnimrkit.
Muiick.
tlti't t'lmin anil tiru.
I lott. Inlfl K, I Uttt I y , the great t
gtui and pin no iiiuiitifnctuivr, U build
lug and shipping mom orguii and
nlaito than ever. In into Mr. Jloatty
left lioiiie a tiHittcM pliiw-lKy. and by
hl tudiilitiluldo will be Iiim worked lift
y iiion timdliwfar, tictuly Iihi.ikw
of llcttlty'mirgiiiit and planneidtHti 1S70,
Nuthliig tHi to dUtiiHtrteu lilm: ot
(acle laid lit III way Unit would nave
wrecked any unlimiry mini fonver, lie
turn to nn ndvertiwrnriit mid come
out of it brlghler than ever, HI
liiMfiinienU, tu I well known, are
very Hpiilnratid t"' bi I found In nil
part of the world, Wo aro InftiruiiHl
llmt iluriOK the next hoi year he In
tend to dl ano,!""!' inure of bin liuike.
That tnunn a biinliiiw of ;Hl,tHio,oii If
e averugf tbeiu at $10ticlt. H l t
ri'iidy tlie liirgi'nt bimliieiw of Ibe kind
UiexMninv, Hoitd lo llniiit'l K. lkKtiy,
VlllllttUll, New Jem')', furwilulnglle.
Notice of Final Settlement.
N.ithv ! Imifliy lvii that t uwn f'l-lii-r
lm nit hnf rtiml ncmtiiit In Hie im uf
llurl.nrv Xlivr, lt-.-r.l. Ull.l lll lllll" ftt
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or Mny, l'i ui wlili'li um Iho liol t lw,
iitM ,f Ut mttl nil pfwtt lnirHitt In ftttid
iwirt!,tny miih! tMtl m4 lltipir titicriion io
mhI nttat ..iinl. t.f,'fci t iH.
,Vlmliili(niiix.
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novelties, consist
trimmings
FROM RELIABLE FACTORIES.
purchased ricrht. it will be
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VANDUYN
J A. VKNEdH,
Ve 1T"X C3 3
OF-
Sam mill
.. Kjlt.Kli tit
Walker
Siieepsoni to Htnkl & Walker,
Carry a complete lino of
TABLE LUXURIES, CANNED GOODS,
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
Wa aollelt hr f your trne
SUCCESSOR TO H. D WALLER,
t'KA I.Kit IN
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NISW (HMHKS AHIUVINli KVKItY WKKK.
My kiwk t now imtrt ronii'(o tliun vir lwfur, Hltall bt pIcumhI t liavv
all tint I'tixU.iii.'in of l he xlorf iiiiiluiii triidlnii, and )tii tu luduiw iiimiy to
tmtltf w bo tipvt-r did tK'futt', lit uiiinif lli'ii Willi my tor l a
IMOPAIIl SHOP
WIhtu tux und lit etui m h imlrvd or tiiHtitifnturtxl umltT tlif umliHKiui'lil
of M, A. ilAKI.IC
l! iih'inU r tlif iiiinii' iiihI pluiT,
W. E. GOODELL, - Main Street, Independence
JUST OPENED!
DtaUr
Hardware
Agricultural Implements
Engines
Threshers
Binders
Mowers
Drills
and Vehicles of all kinds.
We make a niHMMalty uf bmlditr' liurdwaro, ml, in faot, li(T on band evtrytbitft
u.nHlly rnrrnil by timl cIimm baidvkre and niikiiitit dealer, We invito a bair
ut tu Jiiiiiiio (mlMiiiii,'",
W. J. CAMPBELL, MGR
Clodfelter Building, Cor. C and Main sts.,
INDEPENDENCE, - ORGON.
T. W. ESTE
ucccMor In J,
Dlr
Groceries
Glassware
Queensware
Tobacco
and Cigars
I have mi liniul a lino lot of C'lnnivl
clump. AIho, a bit nf vnry flue liiniii, that
Remember the old
PIONEER MEAT MARKET
F. B. LEWIS,
Dalr
Choice
Highest market price paid for
I. 1 All L. : II .A
(juirv, cii,, mii uiiis inusi ue aeuieu montniy.
Open Sundays from 8 to 9 a. m.
Free delivery to all
5
Main street, - Independence, Oregon,
Bros.,
AND
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D. Irvlnt,
In
gmnli Hint will be oli) by tlio onuo very
will b uld vory near cout.
stand of J. D. I.
Proprietor,
In
Meats
fat stock, beef, mutton, veal.
I ..xil.J . .11 I
parts of the city.
S
The New
Bolton House.
M. A. Dudley, Prop.
Cor. Fourth and Alder streets,
PORTliND, U.
Iliii.il, Vic MM U i amt tmm all ' '
.UWMM'm
f. am,
MONMOUTH; OR.
0n In
Furniture,
Carpets,
Bedding
Al, 0alf In
Lumber and Build
ing Material.
HALF-HOUR SERIES
Mucru an HMI .
OIIABLEO MORIIIO.
Vta ki myU, Am, u4 U4k(.
UAtr norm with tiik nmt
Ht MOHOlU AlTIIOKJft,
Tm iun Ovmi O mU, yflt
tk4MctNtuofiia. 1 hy a hhuIb uti 5H
uitr not with Attuutix
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ti to mrtui in I ttittH M trf !
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imiumiwim to ftiHAii im HkM n km. NkIi
WA Hirf naif Ke tt rf rrttt t.it tWtl
knM iy f Wi 4 KJ.i t4 unKlui iftluutittt,
HiLr noi KM WITH Tlir. ttUftt
fif VIIW. tVH tK CfeHt fi't ff, Jr 9v
Unit raft, 1 h kunt $ M.
f ;ViiBw4ltv tuCKiM rvift. M Ww)1 Id
wHm tttH lHultt t HM S.
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For W if ft n.Vw!lf( w 31 In koI,
II, I irriNCOTT ( OMI'ANV,
rutiuht
WOODBURN
NURSERY
LARGEST STOCK OF TREES II
THE NORTHWEST.
One and Three-fourths Millions.
100.O0O prima Tiecit (nuially French.
85,110 Hoyal Ann rliwry.
10,0110 Early Crawford ptnich.
l(),UO0 Mnorptirk am) lUi) iil aprimt,
Stri.lXXI I'juipiH Hptlr.(inl'rg iipplo.
30,0011 OrtivoiiiiU'iii nppln.
'Aflotl Yellow NcwUiii l'lppiii applu.
10,000 lkn Davis lipplo,
Lnrgint HtiK'lt of nil Otliiir Ieniltiitf Va-riiitH-it
Fatiit,
Free From Insect Pests
CATALOGUE FREE.
ADDRESS.
J. H. Settiemier & Son,
Woodburn Or.
W. C. SHAMAN.
Merchant Tailor!
C STREET. OPPOSITE POSWEICE.
Suits in Any Style Made to Order
AT KKANONAIILK KATKN.
Solontlflo American
Agenoy for
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AT TRADE MRl8,
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Agents for thcO, IV hM
All IiIIIn mut I' will''! y J'H' 01
fill It IIHIIltlt,
IndciHindcnce, Oregon.
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NORTHERN PiClfIC R. R
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It is the DINING-CAR ROUTE, It
run J Through Vestibuled Trains
Every Day in the Year to
ST. PAUL
and
CHICAGO
(Norliwisipof n
tinpl of PINING CAllS uu
surpiisjHHl, rullmau Drawing
Kuom SlitMi-s of latent
eiiniiuupnt,
TOUF?IST SLEEPING CARS,
!'nt that can li const ructod, and
in which accommodations aro
lnith free and furnished for
holdt-m of first or sec
ond ebwa tickets,
a ud
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
1 Continuous Line, Connecting;
with all Lines,
ArtimtHig dliwt antt unlntmiptKt ncrvtMi.
i'iiIIiiihii lii-r nr hiIiiii n b Anmnxl
tu attvaiir Hiroiigh any aavul uf Uie nimt.
THROUGH TlCmSsSS!
HiiniiH', ran l IMin-liiwiHt at any I rant olth
nt till nuiiiaiiy. Kitll lufurinaium nutnnl
ln rain, tiiii of iralnn, mutfw. amt Ui-r d
twin, furiilnlifU on pplliUuu to nay imi'iit.or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Awlntnnt llMiprul hnuK'niror Aifi'iU,
, Nu. lai firm ntniKt, wr VVjbluiun,
PORTLAND, OR.
JAMES GIBSON, LOCAL AGENT,
lndpndnc, Oregon.
THE IMPORTED
KCOLNSHIRE
J. L Hubbard.
roprlter of
CityTruck and Transfer Co.
Will raiike the iiou of lSiUS, oontiuetietns April 1 and eudiug July 1, a follows:
WEDNESDAYS, AT
StiTIIlilt va
ALL OTHER DAVS. AT MY oVN
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fmiunrly uwntd by Kulillo A Kay.
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., ..,1.1, Ti i " " '"'""iu oriKni iay, we titit imu
piiitmlH, w th black fori-ltnta, inane, ami tail; wlute hiud fwt. stripe duwn faee. He
d rtyle .imriiotmn! ' m' V M EnIWi tltln lawe, with
Lnwjr waa f.mliHl iu May, 1881; bred ly Wm. Newton Esq., Nwark on Trent,
i' li .L i' , 'ni' Cn,"u1;V A,,,mt-1KS2- iHrtnti,.n. Lawver las
a lKireliestor fmr, lHHi j jwitul prase at Ltmdon Western fiilr. 1883 and 1884 even
tHpatnitea at the Siuilb Oxford aprmg fair, 1884.
Mfn ttirten!J th;EnirHh8Wr8tnd Book, and aim, a t
WeU.or Hep wiudam
aire , r,,W, 1,Mn M (C8)l ?rm,d sil l(W). Breftt -Krea4ra..d-
tVnmifL tuXv Q oyS "8 by David (m be by Uoneat
xora ( una), he by (John Bull), rmher's b itek horse. OreHt-ornnt-trrnndsire (741),
jlLUMH.10 if pi id when nmre I known to be with foal- S12 to Jusure llvmit
;,thZi 'orWf h! t,hrir mnrM i Ji - lo XS S5
tire witii ion! or not. wi II be nelit nunnin i.u ... . ,. . ..,. ..
i.onRra r,nui . ""r""-""w ui uiaurnuce. All Rtwuiemn n naa ui
owners, ree pneitiiriiite tor norm till t,,i t ....no
lira
On tI to
St. Paul, St. Louis,
AJ All ftW
EAST, N0K1H. AND SOU II.
THROUGH 8LtEPkf!8, BECt-lNlNO
CHAIR CARS. ANU DlNEHS.
tiMMwr frtrm PwtttnJ I'ftiHlw
tir'
TICKETS TO 1K0 FROM EllfE.
for n and c?a ml l.ril.i mM
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SUMMONS,
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BEATTY'S
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ORGANS AND PIANOS.
Fur ('ataliii, .lilnw,
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DRUGGISTS.
We Imve juHt oih'ihhI ft new drug
KtorafaMuumoiiai, wbicb we lave
fUUtJ up with a cxunpletw ltn of
tlrug$ ainl driiKKiKta' rondrivA. Our
stot k i pur,fnwb, brfjcht, and new.
Our priert will be rwaonabb, al
by fair dealing and courteous treat
nieuU we bojw to icttre a "bare of
your patronage. I'mfcripUons ac
ctmttdy coinpoundi"d.
Monmouth, Oregon
miS. A. M. HURLEY,
Mininery.F&acy CfoDd3
Xttt to Iado(lfBC Katioaal Bank,
(wniruiouci, . Oatoo
Hhok Lkathkr. A full assort iwnl
of btmt-autl-hiie Itwlhor, miIi-s. oalf and
kip skins, formic at lUmnier A Crawu'a
Harness,
- Saddles,
Whips,
Oils,
Robes,
and Brushes.
SHIRE HORSE
LAWYER (21
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INDEPENDENCE.
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Monmouth 1 O., Oregon