The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, May 13, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEST SIDE. -tasiKit nv West Sills Publishing Company Hll DAY, may is, lw. V vvvk Knur hundred gwd hen, W ill iwv cash tor good healthy poultry. St-H 0. M Ihutw "i litdepeudciiiv,lr. t,w Ykah Ni UTiiMi A number vfiheeltlsviwo-f .""Ik county are ttll purchasing mt holiday h"" lvt tiveof the county aud aendiiig them I, i friends ttt th Kast, We have wily tao or ilm hundred, left, out of an liilou of ll,oou, and would say to those desiring eoplen, ahotild apply rarly iu all will on Iw gone, Only five-cent per copy tor the t'l decrlp ttou of folk county ever written. Hist conic, ttrxt crv.l. Ctinuii lKi'rnN at Jmuu sow Tho newly erected Evangelical church alJefterson w ill be dedicated mi SnlilmtU aftermam ami eveiilng, May 1Sh. HUhop Th.mta llownian, of I'hlcago, will I prswnl and ortVlale. Tlie service will be at 3 ami 8 p. m. Krlend front tix and near are Invited to te present. ,. .. Pm ,miiio,-llihp Thouiit H'W matt of iheKvangotloal church preached Mil able sermon In the Evangelical church last evening to qulti' a lam ami appreciative attdlenc Tho lUsltup In a mnii of Incessant laUr iul seem never to llm At the close of tli ser vice he administered, tho ordinance or baptism to the Infant child of ltev. and Mr. A. Copley, lator of said church In thl oily. Hie Kbdtop continued Id Journey thin inorniuir. leaving en the 11:13 o'clock (mill for tVrvalll. II. H KV P.KAHIIAHT lKAD.-t'Ul'or of fustum! K. I'. Karhart tiled from Hrlghl' disease lu INwtlaitd Weduca day morning. It wan on of the most prominent uicn In Orvgrni. A long and honorable public; reeord m that of It I J-rhart The open frnnknevfjhl". nature, the courtesy ami suavity of Ills manner, ami th tenacity of hi friendship, tiimlo him umvonlly imlr. Ho illtl all hl work falilifully, uJ wa a vory wfiil mail, , X kw Dki'a htm kx t. Wi w Mi to call atU'Utlou to a n-w tlfjmrtiwnt mt lmv (IivuUhI to vatabUab, Immcly, a "want column." The rrlt of all l vortWuu'iiU uiiai-r tt "VaiitJ," 'Fur 8tlt" "For IVnt," to., hcaila, w lHU'tlin iviiU i-r HupwIi lum-r-tun. ThU rIvih th ntlvfrllmtH'lioli of thrtn ilenartmont on our lvl tho want ft'Uimn at lhiv ci'iil ir Um tlu liulm'-lviU txiluiuu at five ivnta imt llm ami tlw rn'sulur uoa column at ten cvnwiwr lliw. Lakk liivKKMv-An umlwr frrtmn.l lake ha U"ii llcwwr4 thrw ml lea from (irinntv, l.laho. It wan fniiml l.y a welWlnr. At aiUpth of nixtwri fft, clear, pure lake water ran out over the aurfae fr a time ami then attll back to th eortli' level. The nuwt curlou part f It b llist flxh were lnUKlit to theaurfuoe hv lfi over flow. They have a peculiar appear ance, ami are silghtles, ImllcatltiK that they are umierKmuiul tlh. The irlnu ha attracleil niucti atteutlim, ami many furwr In the vleltilty fear that their farina will drop Into the lake. .nAo full) Timr. TWUXTY-ONK YHAIU Ol.li.-J. W. HiohanU'iil Jr., waa temleitl a birth ihiy aurprl at hl home lat Satunlay eveliiiiK by hi' aiUr lli, it being the e.iiln of hl arrival at hi majority. Quito a mmilier of the ymmg lople Hj.wml.liii at the rexhleuce of Mm. M. A. t ItoU rtwm, and at a timely hour promileil In a lly to Mr. Ul. har.l aon'a, where they we eiitertaliie.1 w ith gaiia-a ami vurl.nw ainiMena-uta for a couple of hour, when refresh ment, which were Itouiitirul and de licious, were piiweil around. After partaking heartily, and wihlng John ny many year of prmK-rity and n fulneaa, the go.nl nlht !? ?,a lttk,'u- Took Him IiKl'AHTt HK.-Yes.terday aftern.H.n lilalr MilU-r left for a vilt of two or three nmntlia to hi home In Keitaville, Miiwourl. lllair lia la-en niMKiit from hia home a little over two vear, and mt of the time haa i-..i In Inileoemlenee. where he haa cmwd everyone with whom ha haa comu In contact, either Inwielal clrclea or huilmwt life, to U-come 111 friend. Thl faet i wmflrmod by the large crowd that gathered at tho train to hid him a Ihrca cheer farewell. The fine coiiie that conveyed him to the depot wiu fnlluwed hv a aoletnli coiiiiialiy of vfiiimr men with drum Iwitlng and lliiga flying. We regret much that liluir hud to leave ua, even on a abort vltf but when we take a second con- aldftdlon, and think that perhapa, WH that he wanted to ce hla mnninm, we lens reluctantly Hiltimlt to the inevitable. Tho Wkht Hum foroa, with hi many frleiida, wih him a tdcaaaiit Journey, Mafe and early re turn. Hv way of pareutheaw we will any that iihtlr haa prom laird uh a lettc dwriptiveof hla trip, wliicli we truit he will not forget. liiut.H Who Havk I'iihii.- Tliero la an liiteresllng group of bright glrla at the New Kiiglnml l-'oiincrvulory or.Mu aic, In ll'wton, who repreaenttho quid Ity of push clianick-rmtic of the Amerl can girl. There are wmie thirty-five of theau girl, and they are la-lng niuali. ally and vitally educated by The J,adit,' Home ,ourniilti)f I'lilluilelphm. Home time ago thia magazine offered, aaatlmtilant to tho girl to get auh Mcrlntlon for It, free education at the conservatory. The American girl Ih quick to ee a clianco, and one by one theae girl have come, from all parta of the country to Iloaton. They receive the very bwt tho conaervatory allorda; the mmt dealrahle room In the build lug arc their, and they have all their wunt earefully looked a(U: hy a wealthy Hrrlu.lical. I'erliaps In no other country on the face of tho globe could mich a thlrur l laawlhle, Theae girl, too, the reporter wiw told, belong to nice famillcr, hut they preferred to earn their own munleul education rather than leM;iid on the fiimily pur!. Of con ran the particular girla are unknown t tho nebular at large, and to all intent and purpose they are paying their own way. And they certainly are. It la alao nld that the magazine la educutlng a numlair of glrlaatWelleHley, Hmith, mid Vaaaar College,., LOCALS. iUm lkaapMa ni llakery, Clreult oiHirt at Dallaa thl week. Tho fire d'artnieiit iiiaala n-Juvenat- hill. Any kind of corn ytu want at the llnkery. Kv th.-j ftni Itllhiirn ImgKliM at M. Hvurwrwl Kit flying I now Ute raga with the laiya lu lmleHn.leme, ltuggl., carriage, and carta, at tait- Uiu price at M. 8vrvcrud A Co'. tlall.m can of lc Irult, alt kluda, at th llakery. Cheapcat way to buy fruit. Wont came to town that Will Dal- ton wa datig.miily 111, and that hi life waa deapalrcd of. 1aI all la ready with fttw xhlhlt for the Mr thl fall and thu glv l'olk iHiuuty a grand booal. ltoad what O'tamuell A Irvine have avuplwl their paei wlUi thl we'k. ll will aaveyou money. T. W. Fate had Id tw fhwl re- varulalual thl wwk, which help It apHarauee cvaialdcrahly. The hill containing the Inftirmatloii cotiwrnlng the eourlou will be out hy Tueaday uf next wwk. Mm. Helen H. Hartfiwrd will lecture at the llaptbt churtdi, In thl city, n Saturday, May U, In the Interest or uie W, lT. U. W', W. William haa been apiailnM leputy aM by X. Uerduer for In impendence precluct td th town nf Motitnoutli. M.Wvarverud hhvIwI car loud of fin bugKlca ulrwl rmin me FjwI Tneada)', Ifyouwaut a tillli turnout, call on them. In view of the approaching em of political treeh making, we would like to have aonie eipeUIUuua natlaal of cwiumuulcatliig lock-Jaw, We made a mlatake taut week In giving the amount A. ik Atkln r cflveil fur hi fine mare. Iiwtcauol .UW It h.Hild have been la-5. The cMng eaerclac of the high actuad at lU-thel, will I held to-mor row, beginning at Id o'clock a. m. All ai corvltally Invited to attend. Let u call your attention to Iau Van Xortwlck' new ad. In thl week' Isauo. ltea.1 It and ee what extra touch you gel with every have. "You lay you fre aveterau fmm (eirgla?" "I have ttiat honor, ir," "What regiment?" "Xo reglmeiil at ail, lr-ul a natural-tairu eolouelP' Jame Towuaettd, of Klng Valley, wa killed yeatertlay while hauling rail I by the wagou turning over. Aged ! year. If. M. Line look oul the oa ket thl morning. 'That a blowing It l," y I'at, lightly muddled, "that night ulver com.- on till late In the day, when a man t alt tolred out, and he .add n't wurk no more, auyhow, at all, at alt, not eveu If It waa morning." Wayne William, our road urvlmr, la havlug the nm much Improved, lafl the gotal work go on for goodne ake, and everyUitly will rle up with prale for nytady that will make good ruada. ltov 1). V. I'ollug will preach thla coming Hunday evening In tl -I'hrla-tian church. Half-hour aong w-rvlce w III precede the neriuon. I n the morn ing, l II o'clock, he will preatih at DUIc. Marion Vauduyn aud (Vph Irvine, each with a larg-led coal-ol! can on hla arm, wtrcutwerved with their hea.1 rather ci.ie Urether Weducaday inoru lug. Don't let tho aleam get b low, (illmore. Through the generonlty of 1. M Klemwn we were the recipleuUofa cou ple or aaek of Hour rreli rmin m new mill thl week, and after having glveu It a thonaigh trial, can aay It make a If.! ba-ad a any we ever Used. (ieneral Jamea 11. Weaver, of Iowa, will apeak at Dallaa, on Haturday , May l-i i I o'elta'k n. iu. Mr. Weaver I one of the foremoat orator of thecouu try. HeUapeaklnglu th lutorwt of the Peopli party. Hia ieech will la? well worth hearing. We are happy to atate that J. A. Veneaaand family, of Huena lla, liiivo laHLiue tvaldent of our biwn, havlmr occupied K. C. Pcntlaiid'adwel ll, r whli'li J. F. O'Donnell vacaieu not long lnce. We extend to them hearty welcome to our mldat. The wiilor editor of thl Journal wa nee tl canvalng thl city liwt Saturday and when aked where he wa going, when on hi way to the hoop factory, he replied: "I am going around to see the Improvement; they accumulate o faat I can't keep up with them." Xear-ightod lady: "The laiy who la trying to tie that tin can to that poor dog' tall ought to las thrahl within an Inch of hla life the horrid little brute!" Maid: "It ' your boy, mum." "My boy?" "Yea, mum." "Tell hhn if t. will atom I '11 ulve him ome cake." Dr. J. K. Locke haa a fine colt four day old from Onew which may be ni. J, line Oibaou'a atable 111 thl city. The doctor I evidently prcpar inn to cater to the weed of hi country patient on very ahort notice, a he ttlno ha a throe-year-old that can trot pretty fat. Dr. r. M. Donlglan, native of Turkey will lecture at the Chrlatlan church In tin l.lace. May 19 and 20. The lecture will coiwlHt of a graphic description of the Hlhle lamia, the people, and their cuatoniN, etc. All cordially Invited m ho t.riweiit. Adinlaalon free, I)oora -' j open at 7:.TO p. m. Italph and Jeaae, aon of Itoawell and It. L, Bliclley reaiiectively, were given a Joint birthday party lat Haturday afternoon, Jcaao tadng thirteen on that day and Italph reaching the aame age on Hundiiy, Amuaementa were en joyed by a number of their playmate on the lawn at lUlph'a during the afternoon, after which rerreaiimema were partaken of at Jeaae'. When the turner begin to fill with udvcrtlacmoiita, then the people begin to think that tho town I getting on It feet again. The buiiies man who haHii'Uplriteriough toadvertlHetn eome of hi home paper, I a brake In the wheel of progrea. Ict your light hlne! Hay to the world that you are atlll here, and ready to do your ahare t mi the town' bualnea, arm m.t reu.lv for a hlir year. A little ahow n of enlerprino In a town never full to pay. There waa a new dude lu town thl week. Chief Juatlor; Chief JutU; at the llakery, Hid faahlon Maple ayrup at the llakery, Halt, pork, Klnelajr lau-on, Oregon haiani, and ham, at the Itakery, Indeauikuce, TalitiaK, Dixie, and Faatcrn lrgm Hour, at the Itakery. liidcvcii.leiicc wa favored with a phawant ahuwer uiie or twice thl w'k. It haa been decided to hold the pio neer at Monnmuth on Haturday the 9.1 day of Heptemlair. It haa lawu dwldcl that the l'olk county ploueera' reunion will take place at Monmouth mi Haturday, the d of Heptemta'r, ltoale 11. lledloe, llurllngton, Vt, had a dltae of thevealp, eaulug her hair to lawoui very hamh and dry, aud to fall o fnvly that ehe a.rtvly dare.1 to comb It, Ayer' Hair Vigor gave her a healthy aealp. removed the dandrutr, and made the hair thick and gluwy. Not mauy phylclaii make gntd therapeutic, dlneovcrte. For the nawt iart they eotitetil theiiMvlvra Ith ad mlnlterliig Ju.lleioui.ly what w pre crllaHl lu the Ua.k. To Dr. J. V. Ayer, however, I due the ercdll of discover ing that gut of Mood purlller- Ayer' Haraarllla. A iiAn act a 'lli a, Tfcrwi HulldlH l'rll)r r4 rHi aumUjr Murln, Ijmt Hunday imirnhig about 4 o'cl.a k the quiet oftMirpiaavful city wa ud denly dtturtwd by the fire bell pealing forth lu alarm. Hoon aluawt the entire laipulatloit wa on the etrecla runhing to the eue of action, which, when lo cated, wa found lotHjthe Feuiietl Wer' nwtauraiit,H.F. Andrew' racket tore, and Uai Van X.irtwlck' twrta-r hop. Iu very gtHl en the fir dert mem wa ou hnd and lu a abort lime IC. Illmore hail urttoleiil preiniire ft two treauai lol plU-d on the rlaiaca, when etteetlve work wa ac vxnuplWual and the fire u exUn gulhed, ex.vpt a little between the celling and roof of the nwtauraiit ahU-nwaadimcultloip-t at. The flr haviugha.1 wioha atart, the racket totv, the building In which It urlgl uatetl, wa ahilt totally continued, at kttet to that extent that It wa pulled down; and the other building were aUi very much damaged. The r' Uuraut, which U a twomry ouii.mig, b. own.nl by A. X.'lon,and the other building byU. W, Whlteaker. None of them were tutored. It. F. Andrew' tock wa wholly destroyed, but wa hiMiretl lu th um of fi 1 he cm. lent of the nutauraut aud Urber lip were not lnured, but wore nearly all got ton out, hence their lo were not great a might hava heell. I lie l. ou the building will perhaps exceed a thoiliwnd ilollar. There are tnaiiv urmbwa a to how the fire atartnl, but jwrhai the mot phwulble theory I that It waa the work of emu luceudb rv. W will take till oiqiortuiiltv of aaylug that If a couple of g.l how team were orgaulwd lit our oily , mucu more emvllve work would le a.Him. plUhe.1 In caw t fire, a the other morning there eeml to te tnunlder- hie eonfiMMOtl a to w ho wa leader, nd eomequeiitly Hne pulletl one way aud oiim another. Hn.rkbU '. Mm. Michael Curtain, rialiilleld, til., make the tatemeiit that he caught enlil, which willed on her lung; he wa trealinl for a month by her ramlly phyIHan, but grew wowe. He told her ho wa a hopelra victim of eon- umptlon, and that uo medicine could cure her. Her drutrglit ugKcte.l Dr. King' Xew Dicovery for Conuiuptlon; he UHight a ladtle, aud to her delight found herw'lf Iwueflled Irom tlmt Hoe. She coiiIiiiuihI It ue ami after taking ten bottle found henadf H'lind and well, now d.1 her ow n hmuwwork, aud la a well a he ever waa, Fn-e trial bottle of thl great discovery at any drug tore; large bottle 80 cent and 1. OU. Hmoke I(o llouquet. XXX HiKlaCwkera lu cartoon, nle, neat, and freah, at the llakery. (:..! 5 iHiiind caulnter of Moniitnlu Japan tea at the llakery. It can t be , . ... f beut, Illrlli.Ur IMnutr, A happy time wa had at the rel- lenco of W. J. Mulkcy on Monday laat. It waa oeoaaloueu ity nuiy giv Intra dinner to commemorate tlio Hid birthday of hla lather. Hon aud laughtora aud graudclilldri'ii a- mbled around tho family board, which wa hauled with viau.i ui- flclent to gratify the nitn-t epicurean apiaitito. Luke Millkey, tlio miner oi Hll vand r raiik, oo ino ui uay oi Mav reached the H'Jd iuIIvhIoiio on the Journey of life, aoimd In liody and hi mental nicnlHc unimpairou; ami we now hope that hi heart may ever beat high In tho reallwttlon and powtea-1 lon of earthly bountlm and blolng, and that he may alway feel tho deeper hiippltieaa that conic from a cou- Kcloimue of having (loii.i hi duty to hla family, hi country, and Id tod Billy and hi wlfo-we alway nay Hilly when referring to our friend; to do otherwise woum apMir biiiiomi sacrilege. Billy nd hi wife, a wo were aaylng, performed tlio uuue oi boat and hoatcH with that kind hoe nihility which haa always been and still lscharaoterlHtlo of them we were deeply Impressed with the aflectlonate consideration exltlng between father and children manifested on this birth day occasion, ami the thought occurred to us, Happy Is tlio man who, iu me decline of life, Is surroundi-d with loving licarte, ever ready to niluUler to hla necesltles and comfort. To otif highly esteemed friend, Luke Mulkcy, we extend our best regani; una we oiler up our fervent prayer for his continued health and Happiness. Hpace forbid further comment ut tin time. We hope at some futuro time to give ft complete biographical sketch of our l!"J'f.i. "' H Hotti.emknt N(TK!B.-Notlce Is hereby given that Buster & Locke's books have been turned over to II. M. .1 nil accounts due them not settled Immediately will be collected with costs added. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. PERSONAL, MKNTION. Marshal Huver waa doing consider able trading lu town bo-t Haturday, Ihawell Hhelley made nhuslnc and plimsure trip to McMlnnville thl week. John Palmer, from I M roll, Mich., lain town. He will l.s.k over the coun try and probably make hii future home here. Johnny Murphy left on lt Hatur day' freight with half a car l.sid each ofhcrp,aud hog for the 1'ortlaud market. W. II. Ktiykendall, Deuuatratlo iiom Inee for aherltr, I Interviewing our oltl. ten t.Hlay. Billy will make a gal orll.ar, Vote for lilm. 1M Maateranu, the popular book ktvr of the Find National Unk, ha I vn under the went her the pat week, but la now able to le at hi l"t of lalsir again. Heverol ladle front Alrlle were In the city Haturday. Among them, Mra, HastttiK, having lit her arm little Myrtle, whom w have heretofore fre quently referred to. Mr. F V. Feunell, brother of T. Fen nel) and the Feuuell aller,of thl city, and Mis Aitnle Miwerly.will la uiiUihI In marriage at the Catholic church In Wadena, Iowa, next Hunday. Ml Katie Fennell left ywter.lay for lieuvcr, Colorado. Her many frleu.l which he haa made lu Inde pendence during her ahort reldene here, will regret to loam of her depart ure. We wish her a safe aud pleasant trip. .,.. HOTM. AattiYAt-a. urria rAUAea. Thursday, May S,- K J Y'oiing. New burg; W tlraiit. W tlrU-lsjl, Tom Wlb llama, Portland; Carl Ken, CorvallU; W It Itllyeu. W II ltu, Allianv; J J Hbaw, Hhaw ;()eo W llul. ry, MeMliin vllle; C W Cottane, tlnkland.Cal; tleo Hliermaii, tl.ucklamute; II Huver, JJ II l4ke, City. Friday, May a.-HoraiH. Collins, Huena VUla; It D Waller, City; J J Hot f get, Portland; II C Day, CorvallU; W Heratford, l.ucklamute; It 1, Wil liam, Alrlle. Saturday, Mny7.-H Warmer, Han FranclMai; J It Hniidera, Hherldan; O W lliiUvv, K M W arren, MeMliinvllle; F Cole, Vf AlHlerwttl, 1. F McCoy, riiy;V It Itiddell, Nalva FdieUo, Salem. Sunday, May W, A Heutt, Oak View; J U Bauer, Han Francleoi 'M lUwtidorf. A A IfcvU, Oliver Hmith. KJ llrubh, ctty; Win Falr, F.lmer Ktwia-r, Altwuy. Moii.lav, Slav .r i wmmi, i Ktirevit, Cltv; W D llawe, (i II Wen ard.n, Han Francisco; th-e Young, l II liuwoll, rorilaml; Joint rcrgu.u, Frank Bender, Halellt. Til- av. Mav l' - s.vrera, r Karl, Mr McVeeh, It Tavlor, IN.rtlaiid; Will Uwreu.i", CllvMleo H Young, It F. Mleliiuer, HaUry ; Jam. Met aln, McMlnnville, WwluelttV, Mav ll.-Atl Dugal), Portland: W" A H.h-11. It M Ucv, Oak View; Peter t4, Cllv; C iMveiis, Kings Valley, C M FtiedU-rg, Jimtl llliiKer, San Franelwn; JU'al liaither, 1oh..',lW I. Well. lmlli;Saio IWKiy falk, Hrowiinvltle. Kurklrn'a Arolr aalt. flie Iwt salve ill I tie world for cut, brulMsi. ", ulcer, salt rheum, fever .r, letter, ehaplHil hand, chilblains. eia-na, ami all skill eruption, and IhwI- nvelv cure nil., or no pay required. It KUarallleeil lo Rive h ticci mi faction, or nioliev refunded Pliee, tvuia jar tx. Foraleby any drug Italian, Frendi, aud Silver prumss at the Bakery. Pine Apple Drip at the lUkery. Hornet tilug very flue. Hiiiuka Chief Jllnt (. tile Ivxt 6c cigar lu town, at the Bakery. lilo Coluuibla, thelwt too cl,ar ill lude'll dence, at the Bakery, Mrll lm. We desire to wy to our elllen, that f..ry-ara we have toeii atdllug Dr. Klnu New Duoovery f..r consiiinp. tlon. Dr. King New Life PHI. Buck ten's Arnlea Halve and KUs-trlc Bluer, and have never handled remedies that ell a well, or lhat have given such universal atlriiton. we uo not hesitate to guarantee them every time, ....I we stand ready to refund the pur- cl.iuw i .rice, if atlsractory hwilll no not fi.llow their Ue, I new rt'llKHllcn lii.ve won their great (...polarity purely ou their merit. All druggUt. ltil-K Hill aw UKHKIW At the resi dence of Mark Herallord, near Mott iioiith. Hun.lav. at msin, Mr. Hcraf riinl'shdativra and Mr. Peter Burro part.s.k of a tine trawtrry pie tastily prepared by Mr. H., and a very pleas ant visil was eujojcu. Mr. J. P. Bliilze, an extensive real estate duller 111 De Mollies, Iowa, nar. rtiwlv escancd one of Ilia severest at tack of nneiiiiioiila while in tlie north em part of that state (hiring a recent lillxuird. savs thn .SVfiinn.. .Vcific. Mr. Blalae had isiasloii to drive sever ul iiill.K ilnrii.if tlie storm, ami was so il.i.n.iiiflilv chilled lhat he was unable to get w arm, and lnlde of an hour after hi return he wa threatened with une ven, attack of niieiiiiioula or limit lever, Mr. Blulw sent to the nearest drug store and not a bottle of Chamberlain' Cough llfincdy, of which he bad often (....ml. ami t.s.k a uuiiils'r of Inrtrc He av the elfcet was woluli fill, ami that In a short, time he waa breathing quite easily. He kept on taking the medicine, and the next day was aide to come to lH-s monies, nir, IU..I.H reuurds his cine as simply won dcrful AU cent iHittle on sale by all medicine dealers. ' YVbi.i. Biuiinii ami Dkii.i.inii. They am In it. If von want a well mat will ((lv g.KHl HullHmctlun go to Ball A Hloner. Thev will make II, as they have lieeti 111 the business for eight years.and understand It Isdter tliiui any ono ele. They are responsible, ami you can rely on tliem. Their prices are iw low and reasonable as the lowest. Snturallon irnarantoed, 'lb 4t It I'ny to ll".! th rir, KsiH'elully your county paHT, for often through this medium business chimera and opportunitle are presented that might otherwise entirely escape your attention. For Instance, B, I'. Johnson A Co., Rlchmoud, Va., have an ad vertlsement In this paticr that will prove of especial Interest and value to a largo number of people liereabouw, Write to them for further particulars. "AUCTION JIAl.K, I will sell ut public sale lit Bethel my entire outfit of farm machinery horses, cattle, hogs, household goods, eto. On all sums over ten miliars, six months' tlino will be given, without Interest. Approved note will be rc quired. Tlmoof sale, May 27, 181)2. 27 2t J. H. IlAWMV. Whoa Dnby w lk, w gv hw OMtorl. Whea the wss Child, ilio orlsd tor Csiiloris. Whon he bjnw Ml, the oiling to Outorav Wlwn ih bd Ohlldrea, l gvo Uim Cutorla W, V. T. i. l'..lu.i.M, The officer nf the Ootinly W, T. V, aru aa follow! Pna-ldent, Mr. I.ucy L. Whllcaker, Indcsjndenc.; first vh prealdeiit, Mr. L. Hloner, Blekreaii; recording neerelary, Ml Ada F.lllotl. Dallaa; iHirr.Minllug atniVntary, Mra. II, A. Adklu, Mouitviiitli; treaurtr, Mr. Jane Powell, Ciadiraue. Preatdoiita of union are vlce.preai dent of the county a'latlou and meuiU'r r itfb'hh Following are the lisiabuiiloti prwddeuta. They are vice presidents In the iiumerleal order given : Illde.udinoe, Mm. Hale; nana, Mr, Hughe; Ciwhraue, Mr. Powell; Monmouth, Mr. Perclval; Bueii Via- ta, Mr, Mary Blveita; Fall City, Mra. Martha Brown; Perrydale, Mr. l. ll. Brtner;Oak drove, Mr. J. C. Whlto; Alrlle, Mr. Adna llaUthig! Huver, Mr. Huslo llowera, nil'NTV WOUK HKI'AHfMKNT, Following are the name of the ev eral iiiwrhiUtudent of wainty work, with the IiKalloit of the olllcer ami me department of workt 1 ndeiHiudenee-Hclolitlllo llislrucllolt iu iadi(sils. Mr. Kmin law; uuferuieut- ed wltieat the Urnl' tabic, Mrs. Millie Htoekloiii refuge home for Oregon, Mr. I.aao Peart; ytouiatlo giving, Mr Taylor. Monmouth-loya! TeiiqerBnc glon, Mm. M. it Ihak; wslal puriiy, Ml MMggle Butler; fair and public gathrt-lng, Mr. K. W. Hmith; pros work, Mr. 11. A. Adkln. Dallaa-Work among foreigner, Mr. Howe; wiifennc with inlluentlal UrI lea, Mrs. K. C. Hmli'i; upprwlHi of Impure literature, Mr. F. A, MorrUoti; parlor work, Mrs. Hb bile. Itlckrall-I VifoN .Sty" ' A'lMon, Mr. J a. Xismillh; olUler nd sailor, Mr, tleorge White; young ladlca' work, Mra. Kate I.uea. C(ahrneXans.thi, Mia r.tu Whlteaker; Js-ai dertlileiit, Mr. H laiwe; tennwrance lu Hunday loads, Mra, l IbNithhy. Huena VUla-Hahl.alh oliservanee, Mr. F-ttallall; touiperaiice literature, Mr. Tyler. Falls City-F.vangelUtlo work, Mr. Martha Browne; frauchUe, Mr H, C. Bryant. Huver-FluwermUatoii work, Mr. lna Wolf, Alrlie-Teiiis-rane and lals.r, Mr. Adtia HaUtlng. Oak ()rove-la.mer't medal con test, Mr.Htepheli. TwHrMi flusie. The annual picnic of the In.yal Tent- . ... l i... js'innee Legion or roia couuiy win v held at Itlckreall tho llrl Hatimlay lu June, We h.q every ;sly will .me aud bring ineir irieuu. .u ln will Ih' spared to make this day pleasant one tor all to (Mine. A good programme w ill Iw given by the It irloii of the county, and Kwker from the stale will aUo be with u. The Iti. kreall lutl will alt In music for the day' exercise. A county Uyal Teiiqwrance Iaglou will be orgaulaeil iu the aflermsm, by the stale ua Hu temb ut, Mr. Ada I'nruh, ami a talk will be given ou the liiqs.rtaliceof the wurk. lee cream ami other refresh ment will Iw provided fortheoecasloli. Kverytssly luvltwl, esHjclally our tern- uthiiiv friend and well-wisher for the children' work. Mtu. Hw k, County nipt, of uveltlle work. Tl.s Teal h Annual Hsolln of C. T. II. of Oria. Dkah Wbitk KinnoaKita: For the vcouil lime lu the history of our Htate W. C. T. V. we are to bo east of the mountains to hold our annual gather Inif. Pendleton. Furest drove, New- trg, Ashland, and Oregon City, cacti nl urgent request to the slate ex ecutive for the state coliventiou a soon as ll was known that Astoria did Hot feel It advisable to undertake to enter tain both the slate convention and the centennial celebration of the Columbia Illver hi the aaineJmoiiUi. After care ful and prayerful coiislneratlon of the ulijcct.lt waa decided unalilmously, by those prewut, to hold the conveii' tlon at Pendleton. This ua'au nacrltlce to our conslltu ncy ttils sl lo or tne moiiuiaius, as many of our union will not be equal to tho exueof sending delegate o far. If our constituency were equally llvlded as to nuiuhera, afalrwaj would be to alternate Mweeli these two greiit dlvlsionsof the state, holding one year east of the mountain, the next In the western portion. As the west division has had the convention a number of coiisecutlv years, we feel sure that on a little reflection our union will bo glad to demonstrate toelr generous and sisterly feeling toward our slsters.of the eastern division of the slate by cheer fully coinciding w ith the state eocu live, In this opinion that It wa but ilmple Justice to decide I u favor of ac cepting the earnest Invitation of the churches and bs-al W. C. T. U. of Pendleton to place the state conven tion tliero thl year. It waa first decided to oHn ou the 2Hth, and close the 81st of, May, with the design to come aa nearly as possible lietweoii the centennial celebration, to Is. held at Aatorla.nud the Presbyterian Assembly at Portland. We found, on reconsider lug the mutter, that It would not do to run our convention Into decoration day, It being a national holiday, hemv we changed tho date to the lUth anil 27lh, Inclusive. In this way wo can go from the closing exercises, on trlduy evening, the 27th, to tho train, reach ing Portland Saturday forenoon; also, lOastcru Oregon delegates can reach their homes on Haturday. Dear sisters, the state executive aixmt much prayerful thought and time with a view to arranging all matters for the Is-st Interest of all concerned; It now remains for us to go courageously and hopefully forward, looking to God for his special presence and power, not forgetting to not apart tho last meeting, previous to convention, in your local union as a day of prayer for aMiclal blessings upon the work and workers. Let the union elect delegates at their next meeting, and report names at onue to Mra. A. M. Haley, Pendleton Oregon, that she may early be apprised of the number to be entertained. Pen dleton Is making extensive prepara tion and expccla to provide for all del egate, but It I of tho greatest Impor tance that the committee know as roou as possible tho number expected. Our basla of representation is one delegate forench local W. 0. T. IT., and ono for every twenty of it niomliors, and ono for a fraction over ten. County I.,.,!. . il,. Wato bV Virtue ih Iholrnllloe. Countlw are also entitled Ut one delegate at large for each county. Many Individual will I able u near their owu exts-nsm, but eacit union ahoiiid ec to It that It ha at least one representative; If It Individual uaun bor are not able Ui bear their ex poll, let the union pay the way of their pieshlent, or, If she cannot leave home, pay the way of ome one who can, and t hu gladden the heart of the Faslorii Oregon delegate by bringing to them a much of theatroiigth of our work as iHw.ll.le. The Union I'aeillO win carry all person who go for the express pur ism, of attending In convention, ior full fare lu going aud .one-fifth fare In returning, Other road will alao grant reduction. The full programme, of the conven tion will be glveh 111 the May nuitil nf 77ie Wtr. Uihlmiu It wascieetod to notify the union of the time aud place of convention by private eor- rcsisiiidcinw, but we decided to save expense by holding It tor 'Z'Afl Whltr. llitltlUIti ' Anna H. Hum, President. 1DIK J Hll AN K, lieu. Hoe. HlSIK F-FosTK, Cor. Hoc. Hi itiKii, Com nc!U'KMKN'r. The pre tut term of the IuiieMtmlciice public hisil will end on Friday, the lith Instant. The closing exercise lor an grades except the graduating class" will be at the ois-ra house, ou the even ing or Thursday, the lUth, at Tut) p.m. Tho eoiniiieiiceuieiit exercise forrrad uatcaoftho public ami high aelt.sd will be held the following evening, be- ginning at H o'cl.ak. The toaiUiers and pupil of Uie several dcairtinenl are sirlng no pal us lu their endeavor to hve g.Hxl programiiH- for both eveiiiug. The music will be conduct ed by 1U.V. I'ollug and Prof. Hcbrttig. Mra. Urubls', uperllitoudeut or tlio Salem cllsil, will deliver the address to the graduating clas. A Sxs lal lu- vitatlou Uextolidwl to parent aud all lui. r.led ill public school work. A traveling man who chanced to be In the store of K V. W.ssl, at McKee lha k. P., ay while he was waiting li few Mr. Wood, a little girl came In wllhs au empty Isitlle, lalsk'd I'ham. Iwrlalu Piu HahiLaudsaid: "Mamma wauls auoltier tsilllo of llial misllciue; be say it U the ts-sl uiwlleliie lor rheumatism sue no ever usi. w wnl IsillUti on sale by all me.lltiie deiders. BUSINESS LOCALS. Hweet plekkw at Walker Hro. Bijou ciuifccilonary next d.air to MisUllll. , Xew lot of prlw) Imklng mw.u r at W alker Httt. Fine line of toilet soap Just received at Walker Hro. That phael..n at M.Hvarverud A Co. la a is-aiity. tio and It, l .li.j i,r..rd tie III all style, can tw found at Hliclley A Vauduyn'. Li. en-am. issla. and liniHirted cigars of all kliul at Mr W.H. Wlilleaker'a. .'..r the lluesl caudle and e..f.s-- ilouary lu tho city, call at P. C. Paller- sull s. Tho latest style of paranoia at Hhel ley 4 Vauduyn'. Ibe U-sl valut lu Hie tlly. if v.. u wish t buy trash do not go to Stockton & Henklers as they have only the best, lv ('. Pailersou alwav kwist ou baud a full supply of Havana aud Key W il cigar. Onlv a few of those (iol.leii date cook tKs.ks leftlal T. W. Kstes'a. Call and gel one free. . If you ever expect to marry, buy one of tleise iileklo trimmed buggies at M. Hvarverud A Co.'. tjidles' cream brocaded novelty aillts at Shelley A auduyii a Jut Uie tiling for graduating ciwiumcs. If you want a nobby summer suit, go . . ,, ... l. , . .... v 'rt.i.u oi noeiiev w .biihuji.s .... v.... please you lu price ami quality. St.s kton & Henkle had their hands full last Haturday attending Jto the wauU of their numerous customer. Try Strong's restaurant, Wextaeott A Irwin, proplletora, wliell lu Salelll. MeaU, llrst clo.a III every way, 'Si wnts. I .ad lea. It will tmv vou well to call In at Stockton Henkle' and see their elegant line of dress good. It Is Jtlsl splendid. Patterson Br. make a flue display f rlocka. watches and Jewelry, In connection with their supply of drugs ami medicine. Stockton a Hankie bought their .lothliKf. slnsw. hat, gloves, Biisis-ml era. and ome drew g.ssls, direct from the manufacturer for cash You call get a gissl cigar a T. W Fte' for fas, aud you can get a tine cigar for loc; and if you want some thing way up Hue, he lias It for l.'ic. c.ud voiir 'laundry to the Halein team lnuudry. Mr. Ootf, driver of Hie Salem stage, will take It Tor you. Leave orders at thu upis-r livery stable, ladies, If you wish to see something guy ami bau.lsoiiic in uie uiie .i sun .i,;l,,s ..ixl iii.ri.sols. do not fail to call ..i st.M'kloii Jt llcukle's. They have thcin. Ou account of the hard time mid money being scarce, I will Uearly give g.H. away tor tinny nays i iwh . . . . .. . .. . .... ...... i the tuocK, iui in. u v jou xmv. i. T. W , Ktes. O'DoiintllAIrvlneare selling more buggies mid cart than all other house In Polk county combined. Why! Be cause they are soiling bettor gisxls for less money, and have tho largest and most complete stock to choose from. Do you like to smoke a good cigar? If Vou d'o call at T. W. Kstes's. He bus the largest anil most complete assort ment of cigar In town, both Inoc, 10c and l'o goods. Say! you fellows that have not paid your scll.su tux Will nave wane, uiu iiavlim slierilf lei ll) a lew days If you don't stack up Immediately. Only a few days of grace lelt. J. i. irvme, District Clerk. u Ktncktoti A Heiildc nit' Justly proud of I heir large and very handsome stock of dross goods, ladles', gents', and chil dren's line Nlus'S, men s, nova- auuciiu divn's clothing, all In the latest styles and best of good. If vou aro at all particular about the looks of your Collin's, cull", und ahirta, you will send them to the Salem steam laundry, where they will bo turned out with ll glossy uiiisn mai. is cicn"cf Itself. Prices verv low. Ijo'avo orders at tho Hiilcm stage barn There Is no place In Oregon where n better meal Is served than at tlio res taurant of Westacolt & lrwlit, 271 Com etui stii-et. Sulcui. (Joiirtcmw at tention, a lino meat, ami ino popumr price of 25 cents, liave iiuido tins house the headquarter of everyone who 1ms occasion to illno in Salem. We have made arrangement with the Han Francisco Volt whereby we can give you (ho Daily Vail for one year aud the WW Hiph both for fit, or we will semi von the Weekly Call nnd (ho Wkht Huh ono year for f'J.50. The ili is one of the best ncwspaiuU' on the const, and this oiler should be taken advantage of by anyone wishing a llrst-cliiss daily paper. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. THE WKI2K. Mav fi. The tiiislm) part of Buckley, Wash., wa bun us). I .is alsiiil U-Vi.i'ssj. Base lull: Portlaiul I, Hskano 2. at Portland: Healtle lu, IVsmia . at He- attlo. Ih'piibllmn In Wlwoii!ii, Mliiue- ota, Kuiisas and Idaho, will send mi- llislrucle.l ileli'gatloii to their tiatlonal ooiiven Ilium, Illinois will send Harri son delegute. Near Fort Madison, Iowa, a luoweiv ger triilil ou theHuiila Fe'aChlcag.i ex- teiisloii waa wrecked by a bridge giv ing way, and eveu is-rson were killed Mav fl, A dispatch from Berlin laU that Fuilii Pasha la dead. A son of Philip O'Brien, of Marsh- field, Oregon, while hunting, waa acci dentally shot and killed. Mav 7. The govern men t bus brought soil against the sugar trust. The action U to have the recent transfer of the Hpreoklo refinery to the trust set aside. Th Chin. are very much worried over the exclusion law Just passed hv emigres. Iti said that the law will result iu all ( 'hltieso litis, n-r having to leave the I'lilted Statist. Charbsi Tamerllu, of Han Francisco, sullcri'd Intoiise agony from an allee- (ton of the stomach. He attemis-d scverol time to commit suicide, but did not succeed till to-day, when he threw himself lulu a furnace aud was burned to a cinder. Mav a In a restaurant fire lu Iiiidou four people s.rlhcd. Baseball: Hisikane 7, Portland 8, at Portland; Heattle 2, Tacoma I. at H- attlu. Iiem.Mrutsof lmlslaiia have ett!ed the quarrel which well-nigh ll them the slate. The walbiaisr nianufacturur have orgauled a trust with a capital sl.s k Of t'JO,OOO,(N0, Mav. At Toiutsitone, Arizona, two ls-ople were burned to death. At Itosehurg Young Sam, a China man, and Sue t'oy, a Japanese were married. The iHuorrallc convention of Xew Mexico d.s'lared In fuvor of alasjlute fn trade. It I said that 2",i00 granite worker III Xew l.c.gluliil who wulll U-tter Wge will 1st l.s'ked out. Dr. 1'Mward Mctilyuu lectured In Xew Yolk ou the subject of ars.'h!al cb.sils. He ..iiiss.es Ibelll, Hun.lrtxls of iNsiide III the lowlands alsait LIiks.Iii, Nebraska, were driven from llielr hoiuea by hlgli water. At Is-kI, Hussla, iBi.ouoworkingmcii art oil a strike, and have w recked the mills. During the riol a iiuiiiUt or l(v were bs.1. Two sis'clal train carrying alsait 4J0 editors and their families left Chi cago for Han Francisco. The Ni.tiunal iMlllorial Awss-iatlou couvctte til the latter city May ii. 1 1 , 1 1 r v Harrow', a farmer near (iar- fleld, th., has Is't-ii arr.-sU'd for In cest. I he (simplainlug witnes is mil vet siltecll Vcars of iil'C. According to lo-r story Ihtrrow ha lvii pursuing this pracilce for over two years. Ciits'lhi Moriaiio was lo ls niiirrlcl to J.w Pinlru. P.ilro pn.ve.1 faittdc. marrying another, t'als-lla entered the aimrtuieiits of Pedro and his w Ife, and lliidmg them asleep, cut their tongue oul. She lied, but was ctqv. tured. Pinlro and wife will live, but are siawlikss. The levee twellty-flve liilhsi south of (ireciivllte, .Ml., gave way, ami the crevasse 1 thirty-live feel wide. The water U six reel .two ill me break, ami 7.nix' acre id land planted to corn ami cotton are tuundattsl. A rumor aay that the great Morgaiualevee hss given way, bul the reisut Is not conllriiie.1. Mav in. The Columbia river centennial cele bration 0ued toilay at Astoria, lS'iii.sTiits of Iowa will send a aolid delegation to Die national couvcnliou lusiructed tor ltoise. The (ieneral Conference of the Meth islist church stronglyopiss.es the okui lug of the world's fair on Sunday. When Section IhmatMelkilKMlgh, fo Hreiihaiu, Tcxon arrived home from work, ho found the Isslles of his wife and son weltering lu hl.d. Appear ance Indicated that the woman had ta-eu outraged and then imir.lered, and ibe son, aged seven, we killed so that h. could not reveal the Identity of the crimlual. Friwier Davis, a negro, is siisiM-cicii. and a mob Is orgauuing to lynch him. In mine No. 2 of the Northern Pa eltlc t'.ud Compaiiy, at H.wlyii, Wash,, thla afternoon, au exploalon of fire damp killed forty eight miners. Not a miner remain to tell the tale, and it will probably never !. known just how ib accident isrurri'd. Forty-three hisllc have lvn recovered. Their name an': Thomas Holmes, John Fwtcr, Philip Iwivis, Thomas Hve, John lUs-se, Win. Hoblnson, UoU-rl (in.biiiii. tttHirmi Moses, A. Pollard, J Hodgson, tleorge Bntoks, Joseph t'ush- wortli sr., J.ss'pn i usnwonu jr , jooo Lallertv. Daniel MiClellan, Hichard Forsythc, lieorge Forsythc, ToU' l'oo- er, Llshe Jackson, weorgu v.iiuiiuis, Scott (iiles, Prush I.uving, Andrew Kr lanilsoti, Charles Palmer. Michael Hale, Michael Houalil, Winston Steele, Win. Ibom... Ben list I ill'. John Danko, Jake Wcatherlv. J.w. Bmwitt, Thomas Itn.oiied "llarrv I'lllllllls'll. JllS. lloll. ton, J.h. lU'liuett, Win. Uenell, Jos. Is may, Win. Penhall, Sydney Wright, Jame Morgan, Jack Boone, Herman Deuster. A imOorlty of these men leave families. "l,ruti'tla or Free TrilT" Vc-v few isH.i.le understand the tariff question; and yet it Is one of the sim plest questions wiieo iignu.i i'".-. ...... So we have made arrangements to give vmi the WsrSlPU one year, uie .c York StmuUml till lHveiuts r -js and a copy of Protection or Free Trade,' all for The b.Hk is the best i rem is on the tariff quest Ion ever published, and is recognized a such not only In America, but an over mo eniu.e . world. Wcotfcr the unabridged edi tion. Trv this plan, ion win inn tho.Vm"W one of the most ably edited Snipers In the world, and the in formation to oe iieiiven n..... . 'Protection or Fret) Ttiidc.'" Is worth more than the price you pay for the whole. A Tanty Act r Jiutlce. "To Whom am I indebted for the noble, daring, generous deed that lias saved my daughter from a watery BTiwe?" exclaimed the overjoyed father, grasp ing bis hand. "My name, said tho yonng man, snmtvhnr thn water out of MS boots. "Is John Smith." Dauntless hero! Bravo, devoted soul! As au act of justice and for tho purpose of reacuimr the name of a manly, conr aueon vouth from unmerited oblivion this incident is now ami here, for the first time, given to the public! Chicag Tribune. . The government of Japan gets a large proportion of it revenue from the rail road and telegraph companies that it owns and operates. The question of publio taxation is always under serious. turns deration bv ttia statesmen aim economists of Japan. An underground town, built probably before the Christina era, has been dis covered in Turkestan within the bor ders of Bokhara. The houses in this unidentified city aro commodious, and the relics found show that the people who occupied it hiid readied an advanced .tage of oiviiixation. . t.srl.irss, Mrs, Helen H. JInrtford will lecture as follows: Cochrane, May 13; Inde a iidin., May I I; Huena Vlata, May 15; Monm.mtU.May W; Fall (Uty, May 17; Dallas, May IH; Itlckreall, May 10. Thl lady C'Hiie to U highly reoolii- riieiiii . from her former slate, Mis souri, where she ha held the position of state organizer and rejsirter for theW, (.'. T. I', work for the past four year, and is M,k' ii of aa on.) uf the beat Its; turem we have lu the state. H he haa c. mo to make her Inane with u lu Oregon, and we s,-uk for her g.sd audielK! wherever she gis. In.l ,',srtn Markol. W'HKAT-The tnaTket quiet with ft weak tone. (Juntos fl.14 per eeuUl 1 LOl'Riie.U,: l,V)s.'r barrel. OATH-Jiuoto: 82 ( 8.'sj .r bilshid. H A V-1 m, !2.si; balled,! 15 per ton, M I LLHTUFFH.-Braii.tl 1; ahorU.f 18; croe!iliig,20; cho.;i barley, 'S jsor hill, 1 ' U L i lt V-Ch Icken, H55A VA ll H- Pic Mr dozen. BUTTKU-J a-r roll. VF,IF,TABLKM Cabbage, 2c per ismnd; jsjtabsa, 3k! s.ra'k; lettuce, Sw t hea.1; rielishos, fsJ jsr bunch. Fltt.'ri'H Apple, tl a-rbunel. THE CRADLE. BALDWIX.-To the wife of "our next county clerk," Hugh Baldwin, a daughter; w eight Hi imjuii.1. Moth cr aud child doing well. Hugh, with the combined smile of new pupa and a candidate, Is the linstt pleasant gentleman lu the county to meet and talk w ith, WANTED. Wastki). A ln or rmr.-n y sun won I a Ilks iu !" work lu al tins am.v. a lilis fmawy. Inutiin) sTAlK lltl.Asl Itr.ll THIKU NOT UK. Htatk of Oukoos, Tkkasiiiv Dki'aktmkkt. ITMkST. ,10, lSW2.j Salkm, May 10, Xotlce I hereby given that ufTl dent fund are on hand to pay all out standing elate warraul Indorsed "pnwuted and not paid for want of funds," and that the same will be paid tqsiu presentation at thl office, lu terest thereon tvaslng with the dale of llils notice. I'Hib MKrax HAX, 27 21 State Treasurer. ,. ... ..- The best spring medicine I a doe or twoof Hi. Patrick' pills. They not only physic bul cleanse lite w hole vlem, and purify the bl.Kst. Female by all medicine dealer. STATU OF Olllii, ClTV OK Tol.BISI, Lri'AS (,u N'J V". J Frank J. Cheney make isith that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney A fo., doing business la the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that Mild tirm w ill pay the sum of one hundred dollar for each and every case of catarrh that cannot le cured by the Use of Half Catarrh t'ure, Frank Cheney, Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, thl Oth day of Decem ber, A. D. la). hkal. A. W. Gleasox, Xutury ftihlic Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken luterually aud ad directly on the bl.ajd and mucous surface of the system. Bend for testimonial, free. F. J. CiiR-NKV & Co., Toledo, O. I'dTHold by all druggist, 75c. Tl.s World's Columbian ExposiOoa. Send 50 cent to Bond & Co., 64ti Ituokcry, Chicago, and you will re ceive, jxist paid, a four huudred page advance guide to the exposition, with elegant engravings of the grouudsand buildings, Htt raits of its leading pirib. ond a map of the city of Chieago;all of the rule governing the exposition and exhibitors, and all information w-hich can be given out, in advance of iia opening. Also, other engraviug and printed information w ill be scut you a published. It will 13 a very valuable book and every person ahould secure a copy. 27 3t 11 lll.lC al'KAKINti. AppolatiiKxit li.r M.ui. K. M. Vsslch, Krin.x rslli Nnuiluo tor Contrast. Hiinir.tiiy, lull. IirsUi 'i p. in, M,milii.v, l.Hh, CorvallU ,Aiu. m. Thursrtav, liuh, liiil. is.nil.w' l p. TO. Tlnirwls'v, mill, Imllas Hii i. in. Krl.lav, i'Ui M. MoiiivtU.. fxt p. m. KrUli.'v, JWh, U.l-'iieur 7 p. ni. Saturilay, il-t Kerest drove ISXi p. m. siiinl.v, Sl(, Hlllslnii(h 7 :l p. III. Moi.ituv, Jul, linif.il I'Hy "HI p. m. Tncs'lav, illli,.erviii "iHl p. in. W l,llH,lll,V, &tll, SllVITC'll 710 p. 111. Tlmrsilsv, 'Jtiili. .snlpm 7sW p. In. Krl.ltiy, jrilt. rurner 1--00 1. in. Satunlav. lll, a'l I p. ill. Moiulav, is'lli, l.el'iim.n p. ni. I'lieMlaV, :ilst, Alliany, 7:iW p. in. Wistuea'tay, June 1st, Hn.wnsvllU' T:30 p.m. l luirsj.. , M. Ilarrlsl.nra l:lp. in, Krl.lav, ill, JuiH-ili.ii Cliy liWp. lu, Krl.Uy, Sil, Kiii!i'iH'7:;sli. in. Hnliinluy, till, Coltuav Oruve 1:30 p. 111. NOTICE. The Isiard of aolnd director of dis trict Xo. will hold their regular meetings iu tlie dirii'tor'a nK.tn of the Independence Xational bank at 4 o'clock it. m.. Friday. October 2. 1801, I and on Friday at the name hour of Teverv four weeks thereafter. Signed. tr itoaru oi lia'ciora. A OOitltlIAlN. For sale In West Independence, eight blis'ks from main street, on Mou- niouth stnvt, tour lots, a iour-room cottage, with barn nnd other outbuild ings, partly set to young orchard and small fruit's.. This is a good bargain If taken soon, inquire at this otllce. Lanh koii S.vi.K. Ten acres of finely Iniprovwl land, with good buildings, young orchard and hop yard. Also ien acre highly improved, partly set to choice fruit trees. All adjoining Indcpiidcuce. Inquire at this otllce. 1. T1MK TA1U.K. In.l.'i.ea.lenee antl Muninauth Motor Lin I, cava Imlti'n.U.uco. 7:Hi 8:10 :W 11:1ft 1:IM 8:tf (:iU leaves Monmouth, 7:.K1 R: l.WO W:.H1 i:l5 4ao 6: IS A nicresct- riifuDTCa llcliiili,.-UUAill L.H k.TCmn.iy,Ore-rC n (ton, ncur wiuil Ul Ji Is now l!cr City, a CEMTURY mm. who him since become iilciittt.e.1 with the resource and fl f O .1u..,.l.Mnt ..fttlllt cotuttrv. inisnian nuw In no oilier tuna nir. jimu mcwan, . wealthiest anil most Influential cltltcns in the imtv. In a recent letter he snys : " 1 had been muTernifr from pnis hi my buck ami general kid ney complaint for some lime, and had used many temeilit's without any hut temporary relteC The palm In mv back had become o severe that I wa prevented irom att. iull.igf to my work sad could not move about without the me of s cane. Hear hlir throiiRh a friend, of the wonderful enrea ef fected hy (WRon Kidney Tea, I was Induced to try a box, and from thut very first dose 1 found Instant relief, and before uslnR half the content of the box the paius in mvbsek entirely disappeared. I haw every fnilh in the virtue of the Orefrou Kidney IVa, and can conscientiously recommend I; to my Meads. 1 would not be without it fur aiivthingr." r .... .. breRon Kldnev Tea cures backu'.he, .ncontl. wlice of I hie, biick dust sediment, burnluir or gainful sensntioii while urinating, and all aflec donsof the kiilnevorurliiorvorKanaof eltherse.