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5 UTm v
The Host Ncv$ikijk.t
tht on W yirr (h mM ami
frtshiM new, tYiwjt.lt (Ad WXHt
SIDE with tiaj tn r Vfe con a.
As an Advertising Medium
THE WEST SIDE
Takes tho Lead in Polk Count.
VOL. IX.
2.00 lVr Year. ,
INDEPENDENCE, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, PR I DAY, MAY 13.-1C92.
live Cents l'er Copy.
NO. 27.
in i in i j
mi j i a f t
A o l W,-IMWKSIrSOK I.OIK.K
NO, wtvta vr ,Mttdn.Y 10.1.1 lit
aiii' hall. Ail )ttrtiiiiit hroiltra InvltiM
,"m, .... "-" M- w
HI. MK Mil IH(. Kurordar.
V.M I.KY t.tllMKNtl. 14.
. HUH't. III M-
1 rvrYl hnrada.v
All odd IVIIow.
Inviml l at-
Inul. K A, IKvn,..lK ,
W, II. I'Hvn, Sivrviaiy,
I VOX ,,tlKK. No, W. A. K
A A. M. malrd Mitiiiumlo
t..ll. tl Saturday t'vitltia' !
r Ivttw Oil! iiuva -.'lt niotillt
.ml two mwlti lirrallir, i.
V . Miuut, w . l, V. . I1. ConiM-
s,tVVl',V.
HOMKK I ttlMIK Nil, . K. of l, "u
vrv V.IiiiI;'i'wIiiii. .Uhittjliia
vialltna wiir elU rr.-.r.ill; ui.-.l l al-l.-n.l
V, , IU l l.Mi,l.V.
HI IW Mil I VII K .'i H
JM I YSUl A N S-UKNTISTUY.
Mi, J. K. LUCRK,
rhysioian and Surgeon,
Quart Vlata, Oregon.
LEE At BUTLER,
PHiSlCliSS 1KII SURGEONS,
U. S. EXAMINING SURGEONS.
Oittaa. nl tdt Jtnlll HlH
IMIKI'KM'KMK. - - OUKUO.S,
Resident Dentist
AU work rnmlAl l. t the tvc.l
vt utllrdlh'tlUll.
IStWr.NWM-K.
OIlKitON
ATTOKSKYH.
GEO. A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Witt prm-tlce In tvtt stale niul fed- ml
court. Office over ludeia'tideuoe
tlotiul Batik.
Indapandanca, O.'fJt'
Joo. J. Daly, J . B.M.y. M. C. Kkm.
Dill. SIBLEY ! E1KI.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Wo tl tmljf ( nl lilf.' b.k in IVIl
Mtaoty, Uhutit lwlra.f fwnn!wl, tt.i
tttb l l.wu. N't c.mtilila (PtM.r-1 iMtt
luaaa. Otlice, rotii j'tt.! t il"i' btuck.
Dallas.
Oregon.
A. M. IintLKY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Ottlt-.4 si xt tnJ.iwtnlmi' Nat'l Hu.
In.llwu.Mu-, 1I.
U. Ikuitmm.
W. It. IImi.
I0H1M. 1 HOLMES
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OM U K IX Ml'H' Ut tK K,
IWItrn-nHlal unit nwrl, mi. KM, OK
MISCKLLANWH'S.
Mitchell &. Bohannon
SASH AND DOCKS
AlJM Kttt.l. HAIVIMI.
Mm.ir-t lnJt.pudn
BiTH AND BARBER SHOP.
t. T. HENKLE, PROP.
Main street, Independence, Or.
Two experienced workmen in at
landanci). HANKS.
Commenced Easiness March 4V 1889.
Kjuilllipd ly NitH"(il Authi.rliy.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
of Iailrinl'-ni'e,l'"T(i.
Capital Stock,
Surplus,
$50,000.00
$14,000.00
j.acooi'KU. I, w. ltoiiKinHos,
Ir.l.il. Vl(Olrf.llut.
W. Jl HAWI.EV.faahler.
DIRECTORS.
J.H.tVr, I- W. llulrlii,U wlit llulmlrk
O. W. WlilU'ttkiT, W. W. C'lHtw.
A bphitbI Imnklnr blnii lrnn-ll
lluy and im-IIk ext lmiiKu u nil ltiijrtiuil
'"i'Ji'mlt. fnrlwd mii'JiTl Uirhwk or on wr
tin'Rte ilfp-w't. ("ollirlli.n. made.
I )fllc liourn; t a. in. u t p.
THE IXDEl'EXDEXCK
National Bank !
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
II. 1IIIWHI1KIWI,
AHHAM NF.IWlN.
W. I'. CONNA WAY
I'rnaMnnt.
Vli rriMldctit.
. C'aatilrr.
A Kcni rul liiiiiklncnnd Mclmnxo linliie
traniuwt4; )un imi'li', dlitiiiiiti'd,mi-mitrRliilcn-dilagnuili'd:
i1-kU rwi'lvid on
etirnmt. ttraoim! niljjccl Ui clwk, IiiUtkhI ld
on time dcjjualta.
MltWTOHh.
Jonhuft McI'iuiIkI, H. If. JiiTwm, A, J
Uoudmun, 11. IllrwhliiTu, A. Nilwn,
T. J. !;. I. A. Alli.il,
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF OREGON
MONMOUTH, OH.
. A. MAmi'M
V, I,.CAMI'I1HI,I,
1KA C. iUWKLIi..,
, ITwIdcnt
..Vlccl'ni.
IHHIIUT
PAID CAPITAL, $26,000.
DIRECTORS.
1. A. M"om, IMi. f'iimilii'll, I.M.HIininon
J, It. V . JXHKT, .,... "iumic, '.n,njri7ii
JiHwpli (;mvwi,
A K'i'-rnl hnnklnir "fid (nt' lnuum liiiHlnnm
Uimwwl'-'l; loam iiiiirttij ilcix .I I rwclvcd
KilliiiM-t li rlllTk or nil rt'l-Hllrilluol lli'prjMll.;
IiiHti'.I tmld oil Umi'di'podn.
-i''lrc iiMol' vimll mid liurnlur ;iroof wife,
wcuri'd liv VhIk lime lock.
Olllri. Ifoiirn! till. III. lo I p. III.
Farmers and Merchants
Insurance Co..
Capital Stock,
w. r. it,
4, L, If .
Trva.it rr,
U. V. KlVrau
Vlr t'rralilnl,
M. HnNimwn,
Al awervlarjr,
Hon It, H. Hiruliait, t lil. f Jtull.w r llir Hii,imin IVmrl! It.ui, Julm lliiriiell, at-AwwIal
Jil.iliv if itiititiiio lmrl; ll.m. J, k, Vt iullnrti.rd, AIIohim, Klale (..'Mi.l.ir; Hull,'
), I, tWnn, I'mlilxnl l.liiu iiinty National Hank; W, r, Hn., Mr'liaitt(
U. K, iliuiau, V'a'lllll M, Mrttlwa Mnrvliattlj J. l Mrllaiunn,
I'ai.iialUli U r'oli'if, riiy.lait.
IVtMulum tvooiptH niw tnnniilttiin,
I,wjmv piiiU hlmv orptiiirttlluii, ,
tHir,iltt!i m wH'in ity U jHtlli'y lioluVi'M,
CALL AND SEE US.
We buy for cash, and we buy to sell.
We buy direct, and we buy in quantities.
You will always find our stock complete.
.
We sell at one price, and that the lowest.
We treat you courteously.
A satisfied customer is our best advertisement.
Our wiistitnt oim in to Rivt you the goods t button jiritHw,
Yi niiiktt your IiiUtwIh mint.
Your t'hilil will I' wrt tnl iw t hmtply mul tMilltoly w yotirnnjf.
A tttiiirisoti of our tttyKn iiml ii'iiH w ill rouvtitiv you tttut you nhoutil
tr.ult with iK
L KELSO,. Independence.
READ
TIu Ut-t plawt this Hltlo of J'oitliiml lo tmy lrttH, SUitlouory, Jowolry,
mul UtHiku In at
Till! PIONEER DRUC, STORE
or
BUSTER & SHELLEY.
Our Jowolry IVimrtim-nt, of which Mr. O. A. Kramer Ju cliurp", U
full mul mmjilfto.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cutlery, Sil
verware, Canes, etc.
nqmiriiij? a jHoliilty, ami tlipatohl with proiiijttiuKH ittul wtlbttu'tiou.
1 1 ii i
H iUlU4J 4HMIt
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Remember, our motto is
motto is Quick
Profits.
BUSTER & SHELLEY,
INDEPENDENCE.
1 rmli Mikfat
lMrnf (jnwni Aitll-)llrtnf1 irl"Hi
an l H'm .!,... inn l. ffc.nl! mnnar or .lain pa
n,. J
Silairi. Wal, Wlay..,. 7" .1 illT.a.M .Ill Had .v.r.lhln. rrn. I 111 till. il aM
a.ndl.lar .l.lr QUItM OHtmW L CO., 14 r itraat, k,fZl?t.ltM
Brralluraor.Hnhia.llnlBrriaaar aaraha.ar. r-.arr b..lil
agrai.l .To MM blalrl, nr.l .man. ibr jwad.lt l.'SU 'miXM
SPtUIIL v.wiii r,.ni wiiha mi.K HHK. lrafd.bri.ii ' ', rr.ui. "
avm f(iuwa.lMlrroaMaiwlibanlar. Ooed talarr M 0oaualuea w aaaula.
H. M. LINES,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
-AND-
UNDERTAKER,
INDEPENDENCE, OREdO.V.
A full and complete line of Funural guutla
Alwaya on Hand.
Dalr In
Hardware, queeiiHward, tinware,
Htovefi, end other iniscellaneoiiH ur
tich, csillH the uttenlioii of Ihe
public to hiH fine Htoek of the. above
artieleri now on hand.
Hm priees will compare favorably
with priees in any other locality,
t'-ome and riee uh ami you will bo
HatiNlied with jtrien, quantity, and
(jiiality. ,
MONMOUTH, OR.
ROOFING.
GUM-ELASTIC ROOFING FELT
noataoiilv W.l HT 110 milium fi'flt. Milk'""
Kiro'l ronl or yoitra, lino ftnyi
f for vi.ili-m. mid finviilii' nan nut Hull.
Himd iiliiiiip for aiiiiipln bniI nill piirllciiliira,
Uni" Kliwiir H(iiiiiKi;iwiiiiy, ,
IIUbiiiI II Hrimilwiiy, Nnw York.
Looal Aganta Wanttd.
, M., , .,, . i
WSATPY'H (Iraana at liRriiiii.
Kor imrtli-illiira iiml imlnlonim nL
l I...... ..I L ll....llu U..Hl.ltf-
(VWvnirciM ll,,lM, ,,..,, .in......
ton, Nw Jiirimy.
L. L. WHITE,
DENTIST.
S.E, Cor. 1at anJ Taylor,
PORTLAND, - OK1EGON.
outlier Grounds
$500,000.
i, U, Wt1WUt
Hn.y, ami Mnar.
I ,
Mil
I lllef .
, , , . '.M'.'.'.'iW.llO
. , , , INl,0S.V(tU
, , , , 2l.1,tHW.t7
THIS
Ouick Sales and bmau
NEW DISCOVERY l ACCIDENT
In mmwwB'lMif a .lllu part aw'Bllir ai.ulrd ua lh b.ad
ai.'1 mm aabil allrad II iltwutard Ida, ll.w li.lr au .w.
blwl. Itt..'.l W. at nue. i lli at.n.tprful rc,,rinrtv ul, lb
naaravl .lid w.raat hM imm.m Hi. tlau.au lli.t w af. n.w miftaliti-ina
U nir'ifh"it tit w.jid ui4f I, iiwa. wi 44uan'a Aallllalrtua,
IT 19 PERFECTLY HARMLESS AND
SO 8IMPLE ANY CHILD CAM USE IT.
la. IH balr ..nr and al-l'! II.. wliltir. Ix a l aiinoln and tha
bair dlunraan aa II l ' all.allb.lilitaaialaMf lajf ali.a
.,"rtll , B.r allararard. II w unllbi. an r .!. a.rawtl.i ar ua
,. r a litta Tnun.-a Tl..n.n.H ! I. A HI b ha.a t-.a aliliul
a' l." oi.i."ir r tn.M t h and A II Ma ath-M II. waiita
Or" NT I KM t'.t "bo d""l aifr.-iala l"rd u bairua thalt aarl,
(ln,i . Mi-lraa Iwrl III Uimt'i A nil-Halt lna hb !. ar
I wrrbwlla, aanflnaalalt u..mn Pat. P"1'1 ."f ".C.'.'JZ
i in
Llnljl. tWfra-
nj - , - .
u b.,r.i anrl Ural. 1,1 1. .'a .rd l ...ry .a 11
0. A. KRAMER,
With Buster & Shelley,
wants your watch repair
ing. Satisfaction guar
anteed. LA GRIPPE
CURED
ll riylnirH II HllllllllcllB nd MVIT Clirf.llll 1 H.
li',;otiliimru,iuiUHwled rorimldn. Tliuj WOW
SUCCESSFULLY
imdl two yi'iira into diirldu la ifrlipiiildninli',
mid vi.ry itnllorlnu tiwl liriorilula ol tliuir iiowor
ovit f.ti.Vt dlHi'iiw urn ul liiiud. I'rlif, Mb- nd
7f,M p..r IiiiIIIb. l''of milH liy nil aniiwww.
Hinn riuos
WiiKliiimloii. N"W .lurany.
In iiHiararrwIiniv;
Por ii'diil'iii ftil.lrt.aM
Uuuicl If.
llnulty,
0
fiM.ii.iaa. ttulHiqu tte., la., Beit., twill.
VIM IC rtunlcan tutliMi 'Mr K'Hiw and
tl.Wt hmI t'aatur k.wil Nam Twiio t u.it.
llla. 'I lwy an bum tlw0y trail now aud
u.nr uni (vai.iii ui. i-uuia,'
tUrmtt. Ms,. lkiL. M
I w. eaffirln hum wmm d.uilny. mi4
by dy.iwaia, luau'l t mute Uiau Uiie
IH'Ur.' .Ui dariue au nllil, 11m adwl at !'
hu kuwiu a Matva Tvuih ae inai.l. I Imi
K'muU al iw an wall a atar aitw lakiim
auly uua IkhiIk, A. a Nt lonlo, wmaldmoa
k' IwmlHM It la, UUIdl It I. tit. Imrt inllolua
rat lunailot. 1. 1'. MIIIU.KV.
KaVMtiutw, Wa.li. Taf Juua, liw
j, UMivr atlta. ! uiu.t olipo.liilljr aa
Um id all Ua Nn twit, In. It I tia n4
durum Uia lat lni ut, faMuf Aiwidi'a la
waa wa . . UMi
FREE!
Valuahla Htioh an
iIimii, aMil trva ta an. ad.lrMa,
Litl iHMir bll.iiht t.tt i!m tittlAla
iki. uiMllviHa li A rliaraa.
Tliia iut.tv hM Iwva l"i'.n.l br lb. H.wrwad
Ho. ft.-NOt, ul fr Vr.Mw. lad,, hum la and
a una w tutoar aia mmuw ur uia
KOfeNIC R'CU, CO.. Chlogo, Ilk
.d,ltirt.'iiii.l.'.atI.arll..tU.
Wo ftiii ill III you oho Unit will Iki a
"Joy lower. Aolittvi
the ouly
STEAM DRILL
III I hi. wiittn, and If foil fHihIi
lor ti
our
jiartl Mill ii.. I ...k Ilka a dtwtitt i
I'll. ll. IIOJ
alini ala IIimum I.
oils of tiny hI!i, throtiuhiiuirk
muni, univi'l, or UHliiM'k. U-uve
onion lit J. P. O' J on noil's.
mm at low is the lowest.
Ball JSIoper, Independence, Or.
New Grocery!
W. J. MULKEY, Prop.
Kilt Ihf.ll't lull CllltrillltlMt ill Ill ll-I'K
itutl jjihmIh, Stin k fresh inul iHiiijjlit
for ebth. 1'ulr ilettling mul kimm'
liiirt'itlii.t,
FUKK DKUVKKVnl the l.oiint
ot 1 Ui 1 1 it. in. mul .1 to 5 ii. in.
PLEASE GIVE 1 1 CALL.
F. H. Morrison,
mm d wmm
Cttargai raaaonakla, and flrlolata
work tuarantaad.
DALLAS, OREGON.
Claggett's Ferry.
Tin IMibtlr I. h.rrbn noilrlml Hint Oi.titidxr.
.ItfOrd ha. Intnalit Hia frm at lii.i.,MitdDiit-
and will Imp aiaaya on hand to aiv..ioniMlat
Ilia Iravnlll.g iulillc at Hie lli.ad rraaoiuililr
ralra, I. I.Ao..rt.
-:THi:;-
Willamette Real Estate Co,
liittt'lX'tiilvlHV, tn.ili.
TniiiMit ta a Kfiirrul Itittl Ftnli HunI-lii-aH,
IiiiviiiiiI w-lla I'ri'iurly.rltifU
InniiniiMv ami iliMtt a Kt'iirriil
t'liiivi-yuiifii HiialiifM.
i'uHliw lutvlnit LniuU for milt)
will
tlmt It ti tlii'lrmlvMiiUiKV to
List Their Property
With thin CoiiiiMtiy, iw Uit-y ar dally
wiiilinu llatd of liiml t'liat, Unit ilne
IliK ilrainililu irni1y lM'fni tliu ri-al-tlt'llta
of tilt) l'jutt,
JAMT.H MIWON,
J. W. KlltKI.AM), 1'tvaltlelll.
Heerelnry,
BRICK YARD.
J. R. COOPER
Of IndeiH'iideiii'O, huvinir it Hteiim
engine, a liriek iiiaehiueund Heveral
HoreH of llnenteliiy, in now prepared
to keep on hand a line quality of
Hiiek, whieh will be Hold at rawoti-
able priced.
MONMOUTH, OR.
Daalar In
Furniture,
Carpets,
Bedding
Alto, Daalar In
Lumber and Build
ing Material.
The New
Holton House.
M. A. Dudley, Prop.
Cor. Fourth and Alder streets,
Oiitrtilly lodfttml, Nnwly fiinilalii'd and ro-
niii'd. rru utia v ma iitini uu iritiiiauuu
Uiiuiium .
$75 to $250 a month'
Cun lift Hindu
workliiK lur
1IH, I'l'rNilllN
iri'lcrri'il who null Iiii'iiIhIi it lioi'no mid ulvn
thi lr wholi' lliini lo Ihn IiuxIiichm, Mpnrn inn.
iiii'iiln limy ho pi'iilllMlily iiiiiiiluypil nlno. A
fi-tv viicnni' "H In lowim nnd ! 1 1. II. r
1 jmiNN'iN ft (n Willi anil Miiin ats,
Itli'li
iiioiiii, . II.
f. am,
FROM OUR SISTER CITY.
Monmouth local Hajiitcnings
'lerstly fold
Till! ANNUAL SCHOOL PICNIC
Prof. Rnynold Announcu tho Pic
ii io mid IVftllfU Its Succeed.
Kital-btiii Triifra.
A. Htilvim,wnrfliiMiatiuiiii, ami K, II
Jutur, of I Iiimiii Vlata, wprw In ttm u
Wiallioailny, Mr. Jt'liT timk Willi him
fmin 1.. (Irtiiiiitt'a'a ailtmllil lmiijliiK
Ilium for tin. M. I iliiireh si Jlunia
Vlrna.
l'liink II) i'r U 1111111111111 a Imiitlaouie
(HitUut) innr tha Tiluif mill.
Waviif Wllltttiua ami (UmrKti Hlilim
li.ik In tlit) Ittwu tlila 'k, Wayim
la tola-our txniatublu fur Ult! etiliilng
two yiitra. Ho U ui""! t'liiint'iiiiy
oiialilli.il fur 1 1 it iKillitii.
W. t'. Ilembiw ami wife have left
liniM fur I'ortlauil. Tliey will u from
tlit'ru to Aaltirin.
Mm, Iltirrl umkia Itnt llttltt lui-
iMVfliit-nl III lit'ttllli. lra. Kiitflitiiii A
rruuVit are In dally mIU uiIhuiv mi her.
A. J. Kti'lwriUm, of lltlt'lllt lain,
waaliiltiwu Wialiifaility. Mtt r.-ttiri
nlaiut 1.1,000 biialieU of wheal III the
nrthllllatl ul Hint Htlnt.
J, t, Hlnt, (loulltliito on the iH iiin
tnnllti tlnkei fur reiaiMiilfltlv.,ii u
oil the atrwla Wrxliieaitity. Jlia pfiat
KH'ta for eliH'lltili uro linwt IlittterliiK
lltt will n prtwlit the liitA.-.a!a tit tlm
wnility to the aaliafut'lloli of lila vuliatll
Ut'liU Id-t lie lidima-rnl full to rally
In hi. aoiiiMirt,
A.W, l.tlraa left for t'lilifuriilit idxiul
t k UK"- written ht'Oif
aiiiioiini'ltiK ttl '" arrival tnere,
Mr. l.utwt liua la-en In ir lituhh
for tlit? iit twit yi-ara. We Iioh' lit-
may la? laniellletl oy ma i.aiiitiriim
trip.
TuwiiaeiiJ Waller I enuiliiK a atw
IwelliliK liiHIwt, lttr I lie ptllillu at'litail.
It Mill tat a Imiiilatmiu atrutHor.
( tit ten V Fulkeratdi have alttrliil
litlallliNUt t their llllllla r ynrd. They
will liiivittlully alippllea of lututa-r Blei
biilMiiiiJ iiitertl furiM rortlaiitl ainl
I'urvttllla.
I'liii atutlelita of tlm liormid have
orKillllh'tl a, tteliatlllK rxairty, aollie-
whiit ptilitlt nl ill Ii ehariu-let. They
IU"t'l Frldiiy.evelllltK.
tillwaiu, uf the WlllniiietUt Ileal
I'Xate ftiiolatliy, M irtit on the fruit
ftmii tii'ar here Wttllieatlay. l ltt prul
ally iiiikIu a wtte.of another tmet of
laud mi the 'li to Iw lniiiivliMoreliartl(
ami plturv rewurt.
Our ileotiat, Klmhle, 1 the llklii
(p ulua of the elty. Jleln llueiit, lui
prtwlvit, ami lilnhly ruiertaliiliiK when
Ilia tmiKUU was U Ita full rapacity.
Mnt. K. M. Muothal ktta nit
Imkery and luueh nnu where one
i-all anllntu lilnpwlltw lo hi htart'b
content.
Lynmii lhtiiiuii Jha alHUit llnlnhtHt
aowliiK itntlli on thu Irn Hiutili furiu.
I'llehiliK htiraeahtM' will aooli la- the
iialloiiiil Koio, the cltUeiia of Mm
iiniiKli artt fnt lrliiliiic It to the front.
riiiirlin ! aii It tree will wnui move
hia hlitektlllltll bhop M Alrlio. Theh'
la a Kiawt epeitloji for a lilui'kKiultli nl
Unit point.
lell Irehiml.whola In t'riaik iniiiity,
I ma iiuulii an eiiKiinemeiit for a ix
Itiolilhii' bt'llool there, eoltiinemiug the
Ut of K'pteiuta'r.
W. Waierhotiae tiak a trip to I'lirt
IiiiiiI Wetliicatlny,
rowt ll'a nililltioii to Monmouth hit
hecll auiveyett, ulld loin therein will
hi m I put on tlm uiurket,
Ati-xitmler A Holt Imve put In a auiln
foil it it 1 il . Thurwhiy evening frecatl
wua dlaiauiaed to all. 'T wiut a tvpulnr
aiulu pll'llle.
I. tl, Hliife'leton, atntlon nctit on
the narrow iruK'S laoll'ona pleitsiire
trlptot'ullforiilii. C.K.Hlitke la actliiK
n4 iiKt'iit In hi iiliHeiii.
W. II. Woodcock, of rortltiltd, re;la
tered a the hotel Thuonliiy.
Word from l'rof. T. K, I'limplrell,
now living at Tnconiii, retoiln him
well, ami pleated w ilh IJ altiiittloll.
('." k lluwlcy I" llttlui? up nice
oftlce room in tho upper atory of hln
new hulUliuK.
The frame of Anntliic'a fiiriilltire
hnuM'Iriup, and tho ImiIIiIIiik; will he
ruitlietl to completion an fail in men
and material ean neeonipllidi It .
Mr. Lit llluuch'a four-year-old child
la quite 111 wilh aoincthliitf like
eutiirrhtd fever.
John Wolvcrtoii Iiiim not enthvly
recovered fimu the ellecln of liln recent
full, hut will toon he all right.
One hundred ami Hlxtccii kIiiiIcuIh
n n' yet tnklnx their uiealit at the ntulc
nonuitl whool dlulnir hull,
J. J, Hlmw, of Hiilcm, eiindidate for
dlMlrlet. JiuIk" of the Third dlMrlot , and
W.lt, llllyeii.of Mnn eoiinty.eiuulldate
lor pruaei'iilinB iittorney, cume up
from Diillna Thuniduy cvciiIiik. Theae
irHiilleuien uro ciiudldiilca on the I K'lii-
iKirut.lt! ticket, and are well worthy the
aupportoftlui wopl. Their proupcctM of
election am very fiivoruhle.
Tho I'olk eon nty ploneera' reunion
will hiliu place on Halurdiiy. thu !ld of
Hepteiiiher, at Moiiinouth.
J. It. N. Hell waa hkch.'oii tho Hlreela
fhui'Miliiy.
Jiimea Telhcrow and wife nuido a
HhortvlHlt to frlondH hero I'Vlduy.
W. WiilerhoUHe returned from Tort-
land l'Vlday. IIuhIiii'Ih for t'allfornlii
Monday.
(I, W. Skinner, etitidldate foraenn
tor on the Prohibition ticket, ad-
di'CHttcd tho peojilo hero Halurdiiy oven
1UK.
The Ntudenlri and quite a number of
vlriitom to tha eluipel were iiHtwnhly
entertained by addrcHMCH from MIhu
Temple, MIhu l)nly, and M, ISrueo,
M'lllliy. KKI'OUTHU.
The hlirifent unlvei'Mlt.y In (he world
i.. ..... i .. . ,.. ...i. i.. i. i..
lit ui. nun, e.uyin. n couini y n uirii la
..... .!.. i ....III.. . i ... i... t ....
' ' iiieinioitiMi ut nil in i lie mm ini n n
'mid It haa ll.uiili HtudentH.
AXXI A,. at IIOOI, I'M lf .
1ai.i,ah, i)r., May A, Idttt
Kki.uiw Tkaiiikh: At wir laat
leuehera' aiMoelatloii liii.'tlim held In
Did lna , April 00, IWIJ, It wiul decided
( aak the teaehem of iwli room to fur
nlh one exerelwi for Ihe "Teaehera'
Annual I'lelilu" lo In held ill Dnllaa,
Amy pec. lad It lie llic iH-nl you
have, and orlirlmd If ixraallile. There
will Ui eoiiinliilve pil, at leaat five,
and llit'condltlou will Iw auell that all
will have a fair opportunity to w in.
our picnic have alwaya heen autf
txtaaful, and i) waul thla one to l
Juat aa K'totl aaauy. Io your mrt ami
II Will lt a auctVMM, W ul0 lllriciliiaetl
thu iiiutli-r of Im'kIiiiiIuk our prepara
tion for an f xhlhlt from thU eoiinly to
the ("olumhiitii expiailtloii. I would
aiiKK1'"! that Wtt prt'paru rciiueiiH of
llora.ferua, tuoaMw, ele. We nan, by aid
of thu children, kuiIut a collection that
W ill li of Hfi-nt tlllcreal to thu 1'JU.Icril
itiplt, We can ift't ipid out of Oil
lu tho Interval ami euthualaaiii we van
aroiiai) auiouif the iiuplla, V. mt
nut atop tiler apecliueli of wood,
lllllielala, I in Ilull rellcN, your Ut lam
UUaifit eercla., exaniliililloli liapi-la,
ele,
Have the children to aid In elictiiiK
the lwt, and uati It to tlluiuluto and
arouri yotirM-hool, A xreat many atupte
ladli'Ve llml Orefftill la the JllinplllK-oll
plnee, lt U ahow thelll that we are
proj;relvM, W,I. Itt.v.Ntu.iia,
Hu.rlo(eudcittuf I'olk county.
lit.al'.lat Tran.fara,
followiiiK are the rent catute
The
trauaferafor I'olk euunly for the wetk
imliiitt May idh,
I 'ora IV. lleadly and W. 11. Ileatlly
lo II. II. Meveua, lot ill llallaa, .VrO.
H, A. l ullon and A. A. i'liltoii to
II. Sinlih, right of way for public
road, ii.
I'lna lai Metirww to A. J. Win?, lot ill
I'errydule, Mt.
r.lmllu Joiiea and Ia'W'1 Joiic to
Wlllla falter, !.'!;) acre lu t a, r $ w,
:.; ni.
John Idlta and w ifc to Jennie Hhark,
lot lu I it! I:. a,
t'tirut Ituo lltilrert ami wife to llern
haul Krvlaa-r, tl acre hit, r Aw,
(l.irftu.
John IVniii(jer and wife to tlto, F.
t'lnouUTliilii ulid 11. F. t 'liiiililx ilalli,
lola ill llftllita, I,.'UO.
A. II. Calmer lo Harvey K. tiuthrlo,
K.I 'M In t a , r ' w, f l,ini.
1.. 1. lialileU to Maltioll. Htevelia,
lot III llullitft, .
rhoetw Metlrew to Flurelnv'Siuilh
and Stella t'arirl),'ht, one aero luld,
r .' w, 1 7..
It. F, Zumwall el nl. to J. I Alwater,
7i acrea lutll. rw, fl.
P. J. JU-vkett to Jura'pli I'. l'rta'tor,
17J acre lu I 7 a, r il w, tl.aoo.
M, I., Tuloiii to Thmiinit Tatoiu, lot
acre in 17 a, r 3 w, fllo.
J I. Finale ami wlfn to Chnrle
Meyer, laud lu t 0 , r 3 w, f loo.
tOO t.llllll IHtl 1IIK K A HI II.
A lllda tfaltr Itriiiunrrala. Iha l ulon
ratillv AOxr Until Iran,
Yesterday a Well-tlawiHl, rcapeelilhle
apiirliut mini enterttl Ihe ticket oftlce
oflhe L ulon I'u.'iilc aud akcd what
w aa the coat of a ticket flolu Wliitiiiati
to The Irulle, Hewa t)UU..Vl. lie
then laid Unit amount mi thu coun
ter aud auld that child year iiko
he ta ut Ida way from Whitman to The
Utile In one of the otiupauy' box car,
ami that litis fact liua tavu a burden on
Ilia eonitclcnce. ever alnee, and he now
w Inlicd (o t,V for til ride and cu.o his
llillld. The ilolilr.hed.clerk aakitl tlm
limn w hat hi name w an, bill he re
luxed to tell ami dtH'llued a receipt for
(he motley. It I a imlUfurtloti to
know that there i one man in the
Northwt.il who ha a cuiiaelcucv, vcli
if it did take him elht year lo develop
It. Aa none of tho clerk lu the ofth
had ever heard of ueh a I'tutti liefotv
they tlld not know what to tlo w ith
the nionry, t'orroratlon huvltiit no
(xiiiHclciicc of inurttti have no account
for a itiuciimv fuml, and tut no one
ever fXavtit to hear of another caw
like tin, It wa not thought worth
while to open aueh an account, ran
acngcr Agent Hilrlhllit vva wild when
he learned that the man had tu al
lowed lo get away, lie wild he would
have given fluooj for a photograph of
him to hangup lu tlieulltce, and if he
could get a Hiilt of clothe belonging to
tlto man he would have them ut nihil,
placed III a gliem eaae, and ent to the
general olllee In Omaha, It IsmippoNi'd
that the gentleman 1ms been attending
the It. Fay Mill meeting, and lum ex
perienced a change of heart. If every
body In the Noi l Invent w ho hit beaten
any one out ot money hIioiiIiI Ut taken
till way theix wou'd Ut a great deal of
money changing baud In till aecllon
Ori-ijonltm.
Not Kllllallmt.
The editor of a country new spaper,
(llricoiii'itged a iptual, give vent to the
following wail. "When a child Inborn
the unending physician gel i", and
tho editor a cunning if he happen to
inako a nilntake in the dale or acx.
When a nuirriago i aoleiuulKod, the
inlnlnter gets from fill to foil, tho edi
tor a bit or two pei'hap for noma extra
copied, provided the list of prenentn la
printed. When a death occur, the
undertakergctaifllH), thu editor a few
more quartern for hoiiio extra plori.
Thin I a funny world."
I'lrxt lllilo lu a Niri'iil-l ur.
A police olUoor wan yentenlay sur.
prlncil to II ml a man eighty yearn of
age who wunjunt Inking hi tl est ride
on a Htrcet-car. The limn wild ho came
uerona thu plain In 1S.M), ami has been
a rcnldcnt nf thin atate almont contlie
uounly nliiee that time. 1 lo at the prow
out time Uvea aUiutflvo nille north of
Foreat drove, where ho own eoimld-
erable property, The rldo in an elec
tilit cur wan quite a novelty to the old
limn, iihIic expected to llnd nothing
here but lioi'o-oum,()iroi.
THE NEW ELECTION LAW
A Hricf but Concise Description
of the Manner of Voting,
FORM Ol'UMICIAL BALLOTS
Local
nd Cunoral Miscellany
I n lu rent to tho West
Side Readers.
of
M.Ntll or Voliao IMiKIl TIIK
Mt,tV OIIKOUS LAW.
Wo have IkiIIi-iI down the new elec
tion law ami lireaetit all thu material
Innovation below. A a rule the cloc
lion Umril uiei't iiUiut a U'forf , aud
1111 vacailcle from the cltli-n prcaent
The main feature of the law Ilea In the
fact that all the name of tlm culidi
date are prlntn ujkui out) ballot
which la fur n lulled alpiildle cijn'iiw,
and Utolh are provided where the
voler, alone wllliliotl, an official ballot,
and a lead lielicll, cri- out Ihiw
whom he ili not wlah to vote for,
In com, the Judge aiiiKiliiicd at the
county itourt be not prteuiatthe (Kill,
the elector prwitt limy at lect froui
among heniM'lvi the im iulM-t of the
Urard. I'olla to I ox lli'i from ght
lu the morning lo alx lu tlm evening.
Thu board tuny adjourn for ouu hour at
main, but the bullot loX, t ic, lilted
be 111 night of four of thu Inxird all (he
lime.
Any ieraoii at tho poll who may
unt't a voter, Uat UU-rty toehitlleiigi'
him.
A voter itiUMt I? a eltlaeii of the
I'iiIUhI Mate, or Imve tbilured hi in
tention lo become audi, om year le
forv trying to vole, lit iiiuat l b
rcflilein the auitw for xix monili, aud
inut Uta resident of tlie prwlm t.
Where a married mail' family re
al, l.-a la hi rt-itideiii.
Where a single man aleepa 1 hi rwl-
dclltv.
ill liicorHiraIed low lot no roli ahall
apprtweh within fifty fwt of the (nr(.,
exct t the officer netsiwtry, and the
rwin ill the act of voting.
One peraoii of each political party
may Ktaml utitr-ldu the guard rail lu
challenge voter.
J utlge of election have the power to
Hue violator of the rule, lifly dollar,
the money to go lo the whool fund.
If the fine tau't paid, twenty-five ,ay
II the county jail may be Imported,
Couulliig inii-il eomiiH lux- one hour
after the Hill clone nod colilllillu with
out adjoiiriuuelit till It I fluinhud.
Only white hullo In ahull 1 lined, ami
ballot which can not lm deter
mined ahall la) Voiil. t'tdoretl bnllota
II lay la' UmhI nolrly a ttaliiple bullolH for
the Inforiuatloii of the voter. The
w hile ballot lined III votlux are to l
laiiil "OflleJal llidlota."
The olllclul Uillot muit colitulu the
name of the precinct lu which It In
voted, All the name of the candi
ilate iliiirit aim apH-ar. The ballots
w ill U-gln aoiuvlhiuii this:
OFFICIAL BALLOT. ,
F.leetlon June 0, Is'.!
I'OLK IDL'NTV.
lNOKI'KM'KSrR PllKl lSlT NO.
For t'ougn. For or out:
11 M. Vkattii,
IVuto
crat .
Itcptib
llcaii. lVople.
of F.ugciie.
... I UiMlKII lll.liMA.NN,
1 j of Ibmetiurg.
M7nioKK
ol Salem.
It
The lower blank apace I for the
name of any one not on the ticket, lu
rciae the voter W'lshua to voto for some
one elite. The voter munt cms out the
name of thine ho docs not w lull to vote
for. In case you vote for Hermann, run
your pencil over the inline of Kork
and Vciiteh, anil noon down the ticket,
till the precinct officer, are reached.
The county clerk iiumt provide one
large and one small ballot Ux for each
precinct, ulno poll lunik, pell, ink,
blotting padn, indelible pencil, Mrlng
and sealing wax, ,
The nheritr, under direction of the
county court, munt provide table,
guard rail, aud Utolh for oereey in
preparing Uillot a one booth for every
forty elector at a (rolling place
The voter uiut give bin name iiml
residence when applying for a ballot;
in cane he can not read, two judges
shall assist him lu making out the bal
lot. Any person w ho exhibit his ballot
so as to let It bo known how he votes is
liable to a llnoof f'tOtofirtt.
Any person who shall electioneer
wllhiii fifty feet of a poling place is
liable to a Hue ami Imprisonment.
Any Judge or clerk of elect ion who
dot not follow the exact courso of the
rules u to secrecy, etc., is liable to a
lino of $'00 to $U,(HH),or ouu to three
yearn Imjif Imminent, or both.
"Any person who shall tear noluvs,
or disturb any election package unlaw
fully, In liable to a fAOO line, or impris
onment, or both.
tllllltftt .1. J. fOltlW.
Marlon county lh morml, hi speak
ing of Judgo ISliaw, of Siilcin, nays:
"Tho Democrats of this district did
well lu nomlniitlnir for circuit Judge
Hon. J. J. Hhaw, of Salem. It would
be hard to ttud a man better qualillod
for the position or ono whoso nomina
tion would give bettor satisfaction to
the class of Independent voters who
believe that ability ami Integrity rather
than partisanship, should rule hi our
court.. Tho Judge is so well known
In Marlon county that a personal description-
Is unucccssary. Ills official
career here is one of the few bright
spots In county nianugeincnt. He was
county bulge from '7H to '82; and dur
ing that time ho gave Marlon county
an administration noted for its econo
my ami retrenchment, while at the
name time none of the material luterwU
of thu eounty were neglected. When
ho aanium'd ofllue the county waa ovar
Ho,isi Id doht, and county warrant
were at a very heavy dlaoouoL For
lhl bitter reason everything tha coun
ty purchased waa paid for at Llgh
rate, ami on every contract made tha
county waa a big loner. During hi
term he brought the county' credit up
to par, paid oir the entire debt, left a
aurplua lu the irt uaury, and reduced
the county' luxe nearly five mill on
thu dollar. ' In addition to tin he mip
piled every iwl ditrii;t lu tb county
w ith acrapitr, amtielhlng thiry bad pre.
viouMly Ut u without. Hevere Unu
and llixxl cttUaed the lin of bridgea;
thce wero replmwd, tha bridge at Au
rora I log auiiatltutetl by a fill, avoid
ing further expense al that point.
Judgt) rihaw waa a eaudldato for Ky
eleetloii; but the liepubllcaiui worked a
very clever atdieme when they nouii
uated a gentleman of the aame name
w ho received the vote of many Ilepun
licuna who thought llit-y were voUng
for the liicumU'iit, and In thi manner
he wiu defeated by ii aiuall majority,
In iwtij he ran for circuit Judge agalnat
Judgo Iloiac, but wu defeated by few
vole by that able friend of the farmer.
Judgo Hhaw ha a hunt of friend In the ,
Kepiibllcan party thrtHighoul the uia-
trict who w ill no doubt support him la
pafen-iioe to hi young opponent.
HOW IM VOU LIKE IT?
We ak our Alliance aud fanner
friend Ut read well the following ex
tract which we publish from tho Ore-
jtimun't eilitoriul of thi morning. It
a a picture druwu ly thu ediutr of that
ts-r of the great immn of voter, who
refura d io longer follow plutocracy, and
show the low opinion that paper baa
of the jHtiple who refused longer to ub-
mit to tw M by the nuae. 'lhia aame
paM-r now appeal lo tlieae "craulw,"
"vagarlai," "shallow kuavea," and
lull -wilted yokel," to give their
vole to the purty of "intelligence and
tin -ill," in other word, the favored cbu
.It h ha robUtl the public by special
legirdiitioii aud llcputilieau luUrule. It.
1 a aeveiv picture, yet jut uch aa i
Intw u dully by the plutocratic orguu
uf the adioiiiiniriitlve jiarty. Here It la:
The overw helming auccea of the
U niiM rat in 1 i going to be their
uudolug In Ktl. That ucccm wan won
by n't kh appeal to the Iguurauce and
Imlolcntv, the eovctouttuei, unthrift.
aul knavery of the country. Every
man whowauted the government to
pay hi debts, or to make money cheap,
no that he could repudiate them; every
mini w ho wanted the slate to take care
if him lu tdleiie at the expense of bin
industrious iielghUir; every crauk ud
vagurlnt, every shallow knave anddull
w itud yokel who thought the way to
Individual prosperity lay through uied
lling iu politic aud defyiug the law
of flnaiice and (rude, found the Demo
cratic purty ready to trade promlae for
hia vote. There was a multitude of
such in IS!.), and the Democrat did a
rushing bunluewt. This I the explana
tion of the revolution iu the bouse of
npre ntatives. The tariff had littlo
to do with IU The Farmer' Allianoo
crank and frve-ailvcr kuavea voted for
the party w hich promised to carry out
their idea in legislation, and the lu
lluonoe of a period of industrial depres
sion carried wilh them a vast host
which ordinarily Votes with sense and
udgtuont,"
And now 'this plutocratic, organ ex-
leot thi "Ignorance," "Indolence,"
unthrift," aud "kuavery," to vote
with it thi fait to undo what it did In
Ink). The men who voted a theydid
in IS'JO wero the Independent thiukiug
and depressed producers of the country,
and embraced the more intelligent and
Utter element of Republican voter.
"You say the chicken soup Isn't
good'.' Why, I told the cook how to
make It. l'crhaps she didn't catch
the Idea." Hoarder: "Xo; I thluklt
was the chickcu she did n't catch."
Mrs. Youngwife: "I waut a nice
ham, please." Shopmuu: "Yes, ma'am;
I can strongly rceonimend this one; It's
well cured." Mrs. Youngwifo (in
alarm): "O, do n't give me oue that
has hud anything the matter with it,
even If it Is cured now! Iet me have
a jierfcctly healthy ono, please!
'
In the election of a supremo judgo
politics should be laid aside. On the
supreme Uuich there are already two
Kepublicaiw; as a matter of vital In
terest to the people the third should
bo a Democrat. It Is not the right
thing to have a supremo court com
posed of men of one political faith, and
that sentiment is found to exist very
generally among thinking people. The
election of Judge A. 8. Bennett would
pliiee one Democrat on the Uuich as
against .two ltcpublicans. Baker City
.)t Hioemf.
Frequent bathing Is recommended
as an nitl to good health, but a story
told Kate Field's WmUinglon by Royal
Hubbell shows that It is uot Indispen
sable to longevity. In a couuty of East
ern Minnesota there Uvea one August
Peterson,' who ha attained to the ripe
old ago of 100. -Having outlived all his
relatives aud early friends, he has ftir
many years been a protege of tho
county. Tho poorhouso belug too
small to accommodate all the needy
ones, Mr. Peterson, with many others,
was farmed out to families that re
cioved so much per mouth to pay for
hi keeping, ltecently, however, tho
old poorhouso was destroyed by fire,
and replaced by a capacious modem
building, which would ' accomniodnte
all. . When changed to his new home,
the old gentleman was treated to a nice
warm bath. "My sake, but that feels
good," ho said. -'It 'a the fust bath
I 'vehadseiicetbo war, when I were
in tho hospital." "So you were In tho
Rebellion, wub you?" asked the attend
ant, "The robuylioi!?" asked the cen
tenarian, lu inlld surprise. "Bless ye,
no sir; not that warthe other one in
1812."
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