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Fun S vi k t'HKAi'.-A flue chamber
into, a center table, J a reliiK
elmir, 1 oqulre at this "l,H-
Fun Sai.s. -Two small trod of land
near Indeneti.leiice mostly actio fruit
tree; slw one ten acre trucl with, good
hniKUm. hon yard, and orchard, hi'
HUlf at (hi oflli.
Fisa Hoe Dnvisa. J. H. Burton U
..tvotimr tti lanivnt hop dryer lit tlo
slate on the place recently purchased
of J. (I. Van i"xU't about one tulle
north of town. It dtmcualoua are
S0x50 feet ami tho dome w ill I M feet
high. It, will require, two hundred
picker to keen it running when In
full operation, Tlii I something
that U much needed and w ill be of
great lament to this vicinity lnee the
hop Industry aiiiumg such protr
(ton. We learn from Hie hop men
(hat the lice will it likely l abuti'
ilant a last 'tr, careful cultlva-
lion Mtxl we think tho ll"e ootiM
U m.wtty gotten rid of. The crop tu
thU sectlou present a tine appeamnoe
at present and tlur! ill, 'i doubt, be
large yield tftu ht year,
Si.vMUmu.ii I'AMrv. The soap
bubble party given last Friday evening
by the Ml Cooper, hi honor of Ml
KIU Sluipp, of Port latul, a a stiivtwia
lu every jiartlcuUr. At eight o'clock
the invited iiui( repaired to th lawn
which -m lighted with Chlno? lan
tern. Ai soap bnhhlce fW the object
of the evening, li ou wan provided
with, a pipe ul the enjoyment twttit.
AlU'r the p bubble omifiit, other
gam, were participated III uutil eleven
oVItH'k, when lunch wa auiiotiucvd.
Tho luut'h was served ou tvnutlfully
dceorutcd table on the law u, ai)4 was
(Iflloioiist. At late hour
tho jruisi-t Iwtlo tho hotw b,k"I
night, raob ihvlarmu tlwy had never
vnt a mrv ilo:iiiiit iv'iiliin, and
rrvNtii2 lht Iikih that MIm Klla
w ill toon vlll us ajiulu.
a iMK'tt.rv . . r.
Thn followliij m-n jili-turoof a wed
dins - ltnaj;lul ly -verul of tin1
fliiblt yoims ladletiof tl city, wait
handtnl our rvortor on day thl w'k:
Oiwofthw mmjt Uuiutiful and ?lo
putt wedding that nver tMx-urml lu
this city, wan milemnUed Vdiiimtay
wotting, June 2lh, at the homo of tho
brUlo'n iwranU, on Third ft. The
vmitrai'ting (uirtlea were Mr. VaUt O,
lvattitxMie, one of tho eity'n inut nni'
Unit ami hiiiil.ini yon mi; men, and
Mb Tessa lH'lrUf, taa'My'a tut
U'autiful and aecoindisttMl younj tady.
lrouttly at nine o'oWk, tut thoAout
lnilniii utralut ut Mi-nilrlwilui'
Wedding Man'h w!il frttt under
tho jfraeeful exeeutinn of rVuorltM lliv
lliola M ileum, ttie vh1iI1ii party, OaiIi
aistlii); of the brido ami KriKim, the
bridesmaid, Seuorita latlorra Fatu
diito, and bet man, Mr. Karl MrlMi
ald, ni.in'heil iluwn the brtmd tiilm in
to the eUiUirately dettirated front
lr itiif-nxmi, wher they kUumI lv
neath horw uhuen and garUudjt of rutt.
Tho Impressive een-iuony u n'lidereil
by tho IU. llev. MaoIVrmott, of the
Kptaoopal cbureh of Portland.
After th0oiif(nilulatioiM a delleitiiw
and elulHimte wetldliiK up-r '
wrved. Then, votivemtllon and dam
ln t r iinhil),'el In until a lute hour.
The continue)! of tho ladit wer In
deed U'liutiful, mid ixmtniMtetl well w ith
tho oonveiitlomd black of the gentle
men. The bride looked every inch a
brido iu an elegant gown of whito bro
cudwt Milk, en train, dra;d w ith or
Hi t(,'o hhuwoiiM. Her KDnvfid tulle veil
wad lu-ld in pln by a diamond ere
rout, tho ttltl of the groom. She cur
ried hand boiiiUet of white II I If
Tho bridcs-nmld, Didoret Itudllb, uh
jM-ared very cluirininu in a pulo ecru
Hi Ik mid lair, deeollotv. She carried a
hand buuiitet ot LuFrnniv riK. Mile.
Komota Meleitia, the aerotuplUhcd
pianl-tt, I'Rikcd tjewitchingly lovely in
a while cr-)i', ilecolli te, with crimwm
rwtM In tier bixlico and alio In her dark
hair. MImh Itoiuona Maelvrinoit, the
young daughter of the nltlclutiriff cler--yniHii,
liMikiii very awit-t in a dimple
go ti of cream India ullk.
.Tho gentlemen jirewnt binide the
grcjoui and cleryiuau were the hand-aomt.-
tw hiH, Karlund luirl MucDonald,
of f tlitMow, Scotland.
The prewnta wen; many and U-auti-ful.
TKAl'IIKRH' ISIxTITl'TK,
Daij.ah, (r., July 5,
Fki.ujw, Tkaciikkh: I takoKrcut
pleasure In calling to your attention
the fact that our regular county IiihII
tute. for iH'i- ill bo hold at Monmouth,
U-gluning July lKth and will lie com
bined with the "Oregon Hummer Nor
mal Hchool of Method," beginning ut
that time and continuini; until Aug,
loth, to be followed by the regular
rjuarterly exuniinutlonof teachein, b
ginning all o'clock p. in., Aug. 1(1,
IWi'J, at Monmouth.
TIiIhIh to bo one of the rnont profit
ablo iiiHtituU to teachcra that liax
ever U'eii held in thin atatu and we
ai ucorely hope that all the teachcra In
thin and adjoining couutiiK, will ar
range to I pruHent during the entire
HcuhJoii, Jicnldca lttor equipping you
for the work of a teacher it will greatly
uwlnt you in oecurlng and malntaiuhig
lucrative pottiUonM, lot mdiool Itoarda are
loarning that the hestt work Ih being
done bylteachera who attend iiiHlltutna,
eapcdally liiMtitutoa of thin clana, and
who keep puce with the timea and with
the advanced methoda of the day. I
would alao rcHpectfully call your atten
tion to miction twenty, on page 14, and
to subdivision twenty-third of section
SSi.ori page Z of the aiihool law of 1NW1,
which McctliiiiH we Intend to enforou,
for the lienuM of Imth teacher and pu
pil. i'leane tvmM wt Ut aecuro a large at
tendant! for the full aoHHlon, and oblige,
Very rettpeetrully,
T. O.'Hijtijihnwin,
Heliool (Superintendent,
l!H III KlllNfl,
Mra. Whlteaker'a neatly arranged Ice
cream and wxla parlor at C atrcet la one
oftheplaccH of attraction during the
, lioau'd term. A look at the Interior of
the neat aland lain Itaelf rcfrcHhlng.
All tho tootliHome, cool, delightful
Urinka are served In Hplendid Htyle. 33 4 j
lhtalr your ldowa!k,
llav youma'ti UwmtT
North lndrpen.i.ne U lnHmilng,
the new parlor unite at F. An
atlne.
Th taaikaou the tariff ujiratl u hnvt
arrlviHl.
Now rxtmid tla motor line to Halem
and Fall City,
Sv lh ftiiit Wtlhurii bukiulm at M
ivarverud tVa.
Altnonl vrylaaly aivma to haw hai
a good time th Fiairth.
Milk-ahaka, mala wator, and all kind
of rvfreahtiijt drluka at llltowmi'a.
A lot of aldewalk ikhh! remlrlng
What la the matter with th mandiat'
Itoad "Proleetlon or Frw Trade?"
.Suitdy you itut aparoa (wimviiI atamp.
("all and '( a tnipy of "PhUwtlou or
Fn Trade?" Two ooplea for flv
ernta.
Thu Mttle Palace llulel la potmlantly
Mig ImproviHl, tor a ipaal niMil,
try It.
The "hello" of the telephone girl
w ill noon (w n every-dy ocounviu
lu our city,
Many are prerlng lu hie them-
wlve awny (o the mouutallia audniiiu
mer reeort.
W, O, t'mk l reevlvlnii new hirul-
(ure aliuoat every day for Ida uuuhtou
ouuiueia hi md'i from.
Hov, IVart w ill preaih In the Kvau
i lleal ehiireh next Snblth uiorulnit
only. All cordially IuvIiihI,
Several lad of machinery have
been rtHvlveil for (he (He factory lu
ewinw of eriH-lloti In N'rth Iiidepou-
deUee.
It. I). Stanta, of Uw IkvIHo, brought
tu a larue load of w heat Katurday, He
Htwaya ha wuuethlug to diH of for
the ooln.
Ktt aruiattire of the ehvirle lljht
plant I Mug rvimlrvd. Hence the
eauiH of no llghta for aevral night
thia week.
Ak Mr. F. A. Pattenuni If he think
Texan w III go IVmnemtto (hti fall. It
only owl him a dollur to get ait opinion
on the euhjecL
Jan, lUrrla, of Suver, treated the
WiffiTSlt oftUw to a few boxe of
eherrtt Ttualay, for w hich he haa our
heart lot thauka.
That wa a Mutiful buggy Ml
thtwi partie found near Independence
when returning from Albany (he
evening ol (he Fourth.
Uev. Mr. Vluceiil, of Iowa, will
preach In (he Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening. A cor-
Hal Invitation extended to all.
F.ldcr It M. Mcanlck, who haajiail re-
(uruwl from Mlikiurl,w lll preacliln the
Christian ehurvh Sunday niorulng and
evening. All are eord tally. Invited.
1 Hi tiot go home without firt get
ting one of thiwe livH-ream bueketa of
bijou eonfeotloiK-ry at Mr W. H.
Whiteaker'a, next dr to the pontofllce
For two or three day during the
week the motor did not (nuke lu
regular trip betweeu Independent
and Monmouth. It wa laid up for
re ii I m,
If ynu want a nice niena of iduion,
cat llh, or Hturgeon, go to (iev Slaugh
ter' new (tali market, on Main atreet
next door to F, H. Iewia'a meat
market.
Winter, It ! Ntld, ometiuir mwlle
in the lap of aprlug, but thi year It
haa, from alt appearance, determined
to continue to iiextle right itrolght
thmuglt. .
The lantHprlng meilliine la a di or
t woof St. Patrick' pill. They not only
phyulu but clcniixe the whole aynlein,
ami purify the blood. For tale by all
mediciue dealer.
1'rotfctlou or Free Trade?" for i
two cent Mump. If you are a llepubll
ji u, get a copy ami then wntea lunik
yourwlf that willexpone the fallacie
if Mr. tiiHirge'a work.
J. M. Stark la now treating (he Little
Pulaitj hotel to a U-aulifol cont of
iiiln. He U determined to make It
an attractive place for the traveling
publlo, and an ornameut to our town.
I have a new parlor auite, lx pkn-e,
carved oak frame, h! Ik taitry and
phmli, latent atyle and eolor. If you
want a parlor suite you will do well to
nee tide one before you buy, F. Anallne.
Kven thone that were kept at home
the Fourth In Independence, report lot
of fun. J.M.Stark, our all'able land
lord, wt a apleudld dinner for all tlnwe
w ho wlithetl It at the Little Palace ho-
two. Plaoo tho piece on a wr(etly
rleau wire broiler, (he cut able down,
over a clear fins When cooked nlmiwt
tliMugh, turn, and eonk until aofu
Serve on a iot pint lor, with cut aide
up. Sprinkle a little aalt and pier
on each piece, after Hairtug a tiatMpiani'
1 of loelted butter over theuu
"When your heart I bad, ami your
head la laid, and you are bad clean
through, what la needed?" akcd a
Sunday -aehiHil teacher of her t'laaa.
knowAyer'a Satunparllla," an we red
a little girl, who tick mother had re
wot ly taou rmtored to lusilth by
that medicine.
There la alw ay a pout raid and fre
ijta'iitly aeontllet, laitwtauthe avular
and aplritual lu the liiiltvitiunl or (be
church life Satan ha no catlcr and
more auieeaful way to rvert the
end of the church and dcatroy It ue-
fuliiMthaii U nllre the aplrltual and
bring the accular to the front tu liiipi
tug array.
A gool Joke la retried on our fellow
townaiuan, J. 1 W which runa tome-
thing like thl: II had about three
rtinl of wvk In III woodhed which
waa tiot thoroughly eaoued and dry,
and In order that It might get the heu
etlt of the uu, to (tter reare It for
lulug, he (ore (he hed down, mid It
wa a very gxl one, too.
t'harlee Wcalcy, In the oppiltloii
and peracculloua (hat attended the ei
ly mliiUlry of the Wiaileya, iiwhI toay:
'IftbeUnd would give mo wing I
would fly." Hi brother John would
reply: "If the Lord bid me (ly I
would trut him forlhe wtuga." Thi
I au ItluKtmtlou of the ireug(h, aim
llclty, ami ur)ority of John' faith,
Mr. V. M. Terry, who haa leu lu
the drug hind new at F.lktou, Ky., for
the pa( twelve year, aay: "Cham
berlalu' Cough ltetuetly give U-tter
atlafaetlou than any other cough mod-
clue I have ever aolij." There I good
reawni rorttil. o oilier w ilt cure a
cold no quickly; no other I o certain a
prvventlve and cure for croup; no other
fford no notch relief lu ec of
w hiHiplug cough. For ale bv alt turd-
cine dcalem.
A limine hould bear wituew In all
It economy that human culture t the
end to wliloh ( I built and garulxhed.
It la not for festivity, lit not for!
cvp, lint Hi pine ami (tie oak itiaii
gladly deecetid from (he mountain (o
uphold the roof of men a faithful and
urceuary a themovt, to be (he
heller alway ojieu to (he gi od and the
true- hall which lilio with ulniTr
Ity, brow ever (raiKiuil, a demeanor
lllilHmibte (o dlootHvrt, -Kmrrmu
The management of (he Purllnud ex
poHitloii hi dinlnaai of arcurlng for their
exMMltloii thl full all the exhibit
which were to be wnt to the world'
fair at Chicago. F.xhlhlmr will find it
to their llitervnt to flmt plntv their wim
ple on exhiblUou at Portland, tnce It
will dot ouly wililrlbute to the grenter
liecvM of the Portland fair, but lu the
enne of prwrved fruit, etc., th
billty of fermeutatlon from defective
canning, after ihlpmetil to Chicago,
will I avoided. Such exhibit will l
well cared for until the exhibitor are
ready (o forward (hem (u Chicago,
Thl arrangement ollera grout Indiicf'
menu, and our people hould retogui
(he fait tn a aiilolautlal way.
Mlll'AUO 1.ITTIK.
Kl'ITOH Wwt Sunt My
tel.
The Ixiya are In 'com lug exert at
loNlug money on "cram." They any
the ouly chance to win la for the
dealer to drop dead, when they might
be able toaecurea ulcklo or ao In the
icrainble,
"I hear ItroiiHon aung, 'Itocked In
the cradle of the deep,' at the concert."
"Yea." "Did he do It well?" "He
did Indeed, It wa no vivid that five
piTHona left the ball, overcome with
l;aMickllcHa."--y"V":r'', Hnaur.
V. AiiHtine, the furniture man at
Monmouth, I live, energetic, and con
Htuutly looka to the beat Intoretda of hi
ouatomera by buying judlcloUMly. Ho
can atdt you a flint flu (piallty of fur
niture at a very low price. Try him.
The Talmage ground are aMMiimlng
a very lively appearance. Four tent
are now at retched near the atabk, and
tiling look a though we would have
a fine time when the diHtrlot fair oK!ii,
which will be on the 20th of September.
Ayer'a 111 la promptly remove the
cnuHeaofalek and nervoua headaches.
Theae pill apeedlly correct Irrcgular
Itleaof the atomach, liver, and howela,
and are the mlldcHt and moat relia
ble cathartic In umo. No one ahould
be without them,
"I want to ak you Homethlng. I
hope you won't think me too forward?"
"Have no hcaltntlon." "I am going to
have Home handkerelilefM embroidered
and I wiih wondering If It would be
aufe to have the Initial of my ttiulden
uuine placed on them." Truth.
During the hot day that come In
the latter part of the cummer, when
laefateak and chop have ceimed to
tempt the appetite, no more dealrnhlc
iIImIi can he aunt to the breukfaat table
I hull broiled tomutoea. They tuke the
place of meat, and provide a rcllah.
To prepare thla (IIhIi, aeleot medlum
aized rlie tomatoea; waah, and out lu
lartuer
Wet and myat lf arrlvml In thi little
burg on June 33, Jimt a the 111 oft tie
great iH'tnoeratic oonvenlion wa di
apiaarlug In the dU-tamv, leaving a
few of thndUgroutled and diapo!utd
on in it waae. iou near many
complaint of the extortionate charge
for rmmeto. Oue Kir fellow toid me
(hatomo of the hotel charged a
high a I in day for au ordinary room.
He did not get much nyiupHthy out of
me. I (old him that auyhoily that
would travel aero the continent to
attend a IVmm'ratle convention (hut
bail nominated a man like Cleveland,
ought to pay M day; but before I
niil tlmt I lMd him up and nw that
lie wa quite llm,
I met Mr. llimh, of Salem. He had
lot hi trunk, and wa tootinug the
city lu avarch of it. I waa much ur
pried at that. I upioHed he wa
i.Hiklng for an liouctt dollar, or one
lliat had teu day later III It luted of
nun. You know all of our banker
have become very hout thee hint
few year. No matter how large the
dollar get, the poor fellow will take
them. Surely It iholild eulUt the ten
dcnt of human aympatby. Soine
tlmea I wlh I had a dollar that
weighed a ton. I would Jut like to
4 CiHipcr tackle It.
I did not get to aee our friend J. J.
Daly. It wa atrange, too. Hut I wit
aomcwhat tired on my arrival, and
did not attend church, which .1 the
only way that I can account fr
It. Hut he will anon lie home, and
then he can tell you all about the elec
tion. I think he ha gone to New
York, and will atop over a day or no In
Iowa, to arrange what Utile unpleaa-
ant newt there may i Micro iu Die
Dcmocrutlo rauka on the failure of
HoIhC to get the nomination. That
done, he will go to New York,
and have matter aatlarnctorUy ar
ranged there, which will certainly not
take long, aa there were only aeventy
two delegate there who did not ftup-
port Cleveland warmly. Thou you
may look for him any day. Ho will
not have to atop oil lu Indiana to aee
Judge Oreahaui about hiking the nom
ination on the People' ticket, a he
can arrange that by letter. Then, to
make aHHiiraneo doubly mire, 1 will re
main here aouiu time myclf, and
ahould anything get wrong you can
bet vour rluht otitic that It will lie ad
justed in the moid anient! Ilu manner.
lam lining hoiiih k1'"" wm even
know I belli to make up one of a crowd
of 60,000 iiooplu that attend the race
every day at Waahlngton park. Kvnry
now and then there la a)ocky killed.
So far thl year there have bean eleven
killed, nix or mem were jtcpuiuicnnH,
which ia quite an Item. You kindly
remomtwr that for me, and when
Cleveland la elected I will move hack
to Independence and take the iot
ofilue from Kettle. Itcapcfctfully,
PIW80NAL MCNTION.
J. II N. ltell la lu lloaeburg,
MUn Annie Kern returned to Port
land yeaterday.
Warren Cny relumed lo San
FrauclmHi at Monday,
Jiwlilla Multaulol wa atti'liillllg to
budue lu town Saturday.
J, F. O'Dotincll I unite lck thl
week we are aorry to elate.
T, J. Cooper, of The Dallea, wa In
town a couple of day I til weak,
ltoMWell Shelley waa unable lola'Ht
the (oreadwy or two thl week.
Henry MuFlmurry, of Well St'
tlon, wa lu town on limine thl
weiik.
Johnny llowumu and Mr, (lentry
pent a tew day on the Lucklauiule
lat wiH'k,
Jake Ihircb, brother of the lion, I!.
F, Ilurch, wa ruatllng around (owu
full ofbunlne Hulurday,
O. A, Kramer haa leen on the nick
lit for a week pt, but la agalu able to
be lu lit hop repairing watchea.
J. N. Uarducr, of (lllllaui county,
I In (hi locality, He brought In a
large baud of Cleveland liny ,tinrc.
Ml Lottie HoU'rlwin came up from
Portland on yiwterday'a train lu vlH
with Mia Myrtle law two or three
wwk.
Mr, and Mr. Thh lou,of Ik rry.were
iiitowu lal Weduiwlay. Thla I Mr,
Thlelou, Ilrwi outing after eeveral
week of tick tie.
Mint Kiwi Hlcharilaiiu, who with her
little brother ha been vlaltlllg III Port
laud, rvliirned Saturday. She report
having apUndnl time.
Mr. McIutiMh.who ha U-eil vUitlng
her mother, Mr. 'MUr, of Monmouth,
nine cniiimcuct'itif lit, n tiirued to hi
home lu TaiHutia yealerday.
Hon. 11, F. lUirvh, who ha Uvn
unable to' lend (o bulne for wveral
week fnnu lckmiw, we are glad
ay, la able to be on the RtrveU again.
Theblackninith hop wilt be ilcolat
a few day. J. A. Itowutau ami Mr.
Oeutry, with their famlliea, are neck
lug the cIiumIc ihadc of (he Lurkla
mule near Fall City. They will have
a "way up" time.
Peter Fx, n-preaeiitlng a com
merelnl agency of Chiiwrn, wa tn
tow u Saturday, He cxhv to iwtalf
llh a branch of the ageiiey In liule-
peudence,
Ml Lutio Mlddlvham met with
qillUf a iwlliful aivnlelit lt Weilll
day afteruiaiti. WlnU ewlug on the
mnchliiethe ran tho needle entirely
ihroiiuli (he tlc.li and nail of her
right fore finger.
(1. W.and F P. Hhliin, w ith their
fauillie, larted for (he etut thl
morning lu (heir w agon. They w ill
have a Jolly Irlp camping nut, a thl
i the 11 wmv to have all the fun
there l lua o.it (rl.
Mr. Wm. IHiwmiu, of Moiiuiouth
who graduateil lanl week a( the Ann
Arbtir, (Mich.,) Law M'hd, with high
honor, returiu"! houiela! Wediiewlay
Mr. I aw mi n ha lcen alwiit two year
and a htt of friend are glad lo wel
come him home agnlii.
Dave Oelwlck wa haklng baudi
with hi many friend lu ludepcii'
deuce lim( Tueoday. He n'tnriied to
Oilfax Wedncuday, but think, on ai
count of hi tep-father' reci'iit death,
thai he and hi mother will return to
the valley, and perhni may inte
again In our lowu. He nirta time
julte lively lu the Colfax country.
Mint ltouulo Swanii, after having
taught acliool at ItwUville M'VculiK'U
month, cloaed her lal term July 'I
She viand high iu (he ctluiallou of
(he patron of the chit, and I re
garded a the iinxl coiii'tent teacher
ever employed at that place. She will
attend Prof, lieytiold' uorninl, after
which h will go to Crawford
vlllc, Linn county, the home of her
pHreut. Mix Itonulti w ill engage In
teaching lu the plinlio m'hiHil at Mon
mouth Oil fall. May micccM attend
her.
TlinroUKTlI AT FALLS CITY
ratriutism was Thoroughly Man-
ifesU'tl-Siunmarv of the
iKiy's rrocccilins.
THE WEEK.
(IKK AT DlNHOl.tJTION iAI.K.
Maeauluy t Itobortaon will aell hata
for tho next thirty dnya at actual cot,
and every article In the Jiouho will be
reduced, a the firm la going to iUhnoIvc
partiierahlp, lleforc doing ao we will
run off the atock, ao now la the time
to get your Fourth of July hata. Don't
forget. MA0Atu,AV & ItoiiKnTSO.v.
It Ih Clillilron,
Mr. C. II. siiaw-e,,; WelUvllle, Ka.,
ay: "It I with plcaxure that 1 onk
of (he gtNrtl t'lialnlHTlaiii' Colic, ('hoi
era and Diarrlnea limited)' ha done
my family during the hint fourteen
year, luthemonl ohnt initio cane of
uuimer ivmplniut and dlarrhtoa
among my children, It acted a a
charm, making It never Jiuwiwary to
call lu a phynloian. I can truthfully
nay that 111 my Judgment, baed on
year of experience, tlicre In not a
medicine in the market that I Ita
equal. For aide by all
dealer,
The Wwt Slim reporter that at
tended the celebration at Fall City
waaurprlned to ce tho large crowd
which anai'iuhled at that place to
celebrate our nmioii'n gala day, (ulte
a uumlatr alteudiHt from Indcpen
donee, and vehicle In long procomlou
came flouring In front all part of (hi
wuiuty, The groiiuda jrotared for
(he place of celebrating were exoe
(lonally unique; (ha undergrow th ami
lliall live having been cleared out on
(op of (he hill wct of (he (own which
made a Uaultfii( grove. The apcaknr'i
aland waa lilivly deeoralixl with ever
gnn and flag, and In a cotinplcunun
place In the luu k of tho aaiii were
hung the portralteuf Wanhlugtou and
Franklin. Near by wa a good baud
vtaud erected for the baud, w hich ill'
counted awwl immlo durlwif the day
Following I a brief outline of the
day' programme, When the pra
loll, beaded by the baud, reached the
grove, the president of the day, frank
tiitli'r,made a few very appropriate re
mark, Pror. Hryant (hen ottertHi a
luot lmpivK' and appropriate
prayer, one which carried with It
loyally both to (hat and man, The
tmud then rendered a nelecllou, after
w hich Mina Ktllinllinti recited a ileif
eiidtltHl "Wanhlngtou" clearly and
dUxliictly, Next wa tin. jading of
tho Ieclaralii!!! of Iude)ndetii"e, by
Prof. Ilcytinld, which agalu klndltd
anew tho lattilotlviu and love of
country in the heart of the people.
The editor of the Wwr Pick wa then
introdiK'cd, whudellvervd the oration
and he wa much plcnnod with the
clow attention he received, which Wa
cxeciUtonally good for an out-door
audience, dining tho entire delivery,
At (he coin luoloii of the oiatioti, the
choir arntg a aoiig and Ml Lulu (ill
bwrt Meileil "Our Holiday" lu a vry
oreitltalile manner. The pnwldeut
then aunoiiueed au hour for lunch
After all had partaken of their ret
udatallttleaftrlochk, the fan
tnntlo parade ttmk place, which W
laughable Indcvd, The hell game w
belwi-rii the rail Mly ami Jliletia
Vlnta elul, and although Ihey are lint
profewiloiial playing on a nalary of
I,,V10 or 3,oiw a uionlli, (he run were
pretty evu alt Hie way .(trough,
which made It quite luteritiog any
wav, The eeore ui i to jt tor ran
City,
The next iu order wa (he riming,
which refiiilti"! a follow: 1 hell ml
price wa won by t leorgw t rut In the
bat yard bt r, and (lie accoml iirliiie ago
i,e f,l llltlanl. In the euif rmn Kriieol The tlntl
Orntmrue bailt tlmt priw and Kd ltyer
Mcoud. The ladU' rae wa lwl by
MIm F.mtua Simotin and Mm Lulu
tilllwrl necond. luiheaaek race Will
I, I in- took the Unit price and Krucat
Onlmriie moiid. The ixty-yard foot
race wn won by lieo. Fioiiiclt.
Tlie fire dlnplay In the evening wa
JpNR 80.
Cholera haa Invaded Italy.
Portland, 1(1, Seattle, 6, it Seattle.
The etreot oar men, of Cleveland,
won their atrlko.
Twoimn were killed at Olounmter,
N. J., by a cyclone,
(leneral John Itldwell, of California,
waa nominated for the prealdoucy by
the national Prohibition convention
J, II, (Iran fill, of Tela, wa nominated
for the vine prealdency.
A man named l'Mon, of Clackama,
Or., ld to he a Methmlltnilnlter, at-1 Imported Pinker ton men, reaulted In
tempted to criminally aaaault Mr, vletory for th former. The eauae
ple't partlca Lava united on fuka can
didate, Cholera la aaJd to have anpeared In
Loudon.
Tliomaa lUdmati, of Oregon City,
oonuniiiea auicnie ny arowutag.
i be world' oouveuton of Chrlntlan
endeavor aoelvUu I In rnaalou lu New
York.
A regular war, that raged from 4 a. in
till 8 p. ui., la the outcome of the atrike
lu the Carnegie mill at PitUl-urgli
Hi atrlker were thoroughly dl
plliaid and ofDoered, and the Utile,
wiiten waa betweeu the etriker and
Alex. Thominton, of that city. He la
In the Oregon City Jail,
Cholera haa ap-ared In Pari.
Yale defeated Harvard In the four-
mile Umt race for the college chetnplon-
hl.
The frew-allver bill (aiawml the annate.
SenaUir Dolnh voteil agatnat It and
Senator Mttehell for It.
An unknown mail almut twenty aev
en year of age wa run over and killed
by a N. P. train at HcapraM,
Cbarle Wilnou, arreted for the out
rage and murder of Mamie Walh, at
Mllwaukle, Or., liaaeoufeaatN, Anun-
nuc(xnful eifbrt wa made to take biro
from the county Jail at Portland and
lynch him.
Junk 2.
Cyma W. Field 1 dying,
San Jon, Cal autlered om of $200,'
iwu py lire.
the trouble In brief I that the Carncgl
company aubmltted a wage le
which made a aweeplug reduction, and
hitlmaUtd that If th men did not ao-
eept the reduction, their plaoo would
be tilled by other. Thl waa followed
by a peremptory refual on the rt of
llieoompauy to reoogult the Amalgi
iiiaien aaaooiuiion, The mill were
hut down July lt, and yeUrday the
company endeavored to make theuaual
eumiuer rtqailra, and called on theber
l(T for protection. Tlie atrlker uotllled
the deputy aborlir to leave, a no dl-
order wa Intended, and even offered to
be iworu a deputle, aud to give bond
for the faithful performaiiee of their
dutlea. Thla ofTer wa declined at the
lntlgatlon of the company, when the
advUmry committee of the atrlker die-
banded. It now traiiRplrc that the
application of the company to the alter.
Ill for ewUtatio wa merely ruo by
Denim-rat aud People a will fuae In wuleli they IioimhI to claudetlnely In
Mliinvaota,. trnduce a company of Plnkerton uuard
1 he People' rty national oonven Into the mill lucloure, which, a etuled
Hon met lu Omaha. In thwe column, coualnte of a hltrh
Portland 0, Seattle 6, at Seattle, plank fence pierced by nuiueroua loop
Tacotua a, Sikaue 1, at Taooma. beiea, I bono men had been reudea
F. W. Kuowlne'a liouae, near Jack-1 voucd a few mllo fiom the city, and
oiivllle, Or., wa burned reeently, aud the company provided vteel-clad barge,
hi w Ife 1 cray hocauae of IU arranged with everyjeoiiveuleuire, for
At Tillamook, Or,, M. Illlugworth tlie aocointiic-dalloii of theguarda. The
killed II. A. Atkliia, Illlugworth I a
boy almut nineteen year of age, aud la
not very bright menially. He wa
working for Alklua,
July 8.
At Wheeling, W. Va., 4,000 coal
miner truck for an Increaae In wage.
A arty of fifteen Haiti more boy
were rowing. The Uwtwaa ujieet and
four were d row ued.
The lo by fire at Han Joseyeaterday
wa greater than at flmt reirorted, the
uiouul being Mo,oo,
TlukerUin force wa to arrive at the
mill at 8 a. Hi., but the atrlker got
wind of the affair ami pn-ared to re
oelvelheiu. A tow-boat brought the
bcrgt up, but thouaaiiila of men were
ou the bank of the river to give the
Piiikcrtou thuga a warm reception
Au attempt waa made by the Pinker-
tou to land at 4 a. in.; they were met
by the trlkers, aud a fierce battle w aa
waged, heavy volley being exchanged
by both aide. The Plnkerton were
armed with Wlnchentcni. The atrtk-
A waalitHit on the Walawili near Fort m ,"rt1 ll,B 1nrton to nHurn to
Wayne, Indiana, cauned the toted the brg, but tliey were determined
nvk of a freight tralu aud the death to Uud, and jioured volley after volley
of five men. into tbe rank of the itrikera. Aa the
Criminal eandemnen lu handling a bettW prtaa! thelrlkera threw up
revolver by Jam.' SUtitou, of Provl- breat-worka of Uwl rail, and from be-
leuoe, 1C I., aged alxteen, caued the "lull the were able to pick of! the
lealh of CharU W. Illckuell, of the urd " tmt u'y H'P-ared on the
deck. I lie firing became ao tierce that
m of the Paclflo North ww-ui out looet from the barge
weatlhiMi Hall Ugue cliawd. Port, anil UameU up the river, carrying a
laud I flmt with tkx) iHilut. Taooma '"ny tu ouuded a pomible with
Mcoud, with SKikaoe third, with
(iitl;aud Healtla lavl, with 416. The
ecolld nerle begin to-ly. The reault
were: Elliot, Port laud I, at Brattle.
Tucnuia 10, SHikane 8, at Taooma.
The Juliet, 111,, rolling mill were
niltea denionnlrutlon, and (he day' hu( down becaue the UMin refuiwd to
nrigrmuie ioiicludel w ith a twit lu
the halt.
IU Tbouwauda of men locked out lu
PitUburgh now began to reinforce the
trlkeraat Homeatead. At daybreak
the alrlkera wured two teu-iouud cau
nou, and placing one ou each lde of
tlie river, at 0 a. iu. began firing aohd
aliotatthe bargee. The heavy ateel
J una Wmiaarr,
Mr. The, IVarer, algnal officer At
Kola, aenil ua the following regarding
the weather for J one:
Mean temieratur,iKi,4; hlghet,4.on
the S7tli; lowistt, M, ontbe2d;rauge.69;
greatcat dally range, 32, on tho 2,1 b.
The average mean tcmjrature for th
peat 23 June waa 69 9; for thl year 1 1
wa J.W alove the normal.
Total rainfall, .87 In., ,41 In. ldow
theuaual amount, which I 1.28 lu.
On the 27th .40 lu. fell.
There waa nothing unumial about the
weather during the mouth, the varia
tion from the average being ao alight
a to be un noticeable.
lluklH' A rale al.
The beat aalve in the world for euta,
brill.), eorea, u!cra, alt rheum, fever
ore, tetter, chapta barid,ehllhlalna,
corn, and all akin eruption", and poal
Uvely cure pll, or no pay required.
It I guaranteed to give tarfect aatla-
factlou, or money refunded. Price. 25
cent per box. Foraaleby any drug-glt.
BUS!NESSLOCALS.
Wall paj!r lu endk n variety at F.
Aunt lite'.
IIIJou confectionary next door to
potofflce.
llouquet elgara at the Itakery. The
bet Dickie cigar In town.
The fluent Hue of tea at the ISukery
that cau be found In Polk county.
Ice cream, fxln, and linixirted elgara
of all kind at Mr W.H. Wblteaker'a.
For the l!nit candle aud confec
tionary In the city, vail at P. C, I'atter-
on'.
Thone attendiug from Independence
allexpnw theiuelvi a having en-
Joyed the day hugely, and feel very
grateful for the kind and generou
reatmeut received at the hand of
the hoMpttatile wopleof that vicinity.
Wo would not fall to make mention ol
the good order preserved during the
w hole day by the mamhiila. Suuimiiig
It all up nliortly, all iuuhI patriotic,
and ivh-brateil lu the true apirlt of
iHlrloilnin, ever tx-arlng lu mind the
trial mir forefather eiidured lo graul
unto uaniich a day to commemorate.
tiik rroritta cahtv.
ItAl.lflxiN, Or., July ;l, Wi.
I.IUTOK VKHTSK: A (lute goe
on the truth of the late Senator Plumb'
rnphecy, that the alliance munt noon
adopt Henry -orge' lu ml theory or
dlnbatid, InHiiiue more and more evl
lent, peaplte the nlMurdilhw that
rept Into the People' party platform
at Oregon City, nothing I clearer than
hat the brnlitlcnt Icailcr of that party
are leaning more ana more toward a
ingle tux on land value. I have licit.
Weaver' antiruiiic from hi own mouth
hut he favor it; Mr. Leiwe oH-nly ad
(anted It lu her Hi'he, aud How
Mr. Mary K llobart, In her qen let-
r to Henry George, announce her ad-
heretli-o lo the alugle tax though cou
pled with a dciiiaiid tltat Mr. licorgc
ivuoiiuce lit view on iulerent and
nake a iHiuiplete Kttidy of the money
aceept a reduction lu wage of forty-five P1 provided by the Caruegie com
la-rceuu InCarueirie'amtllaat put. Pny preveuii me oii rrom reacli-
buruh the abut dowub comnlete. and l . -hough the boata were
ome 4,ou men were locked out becaue h'Uu However, many of the
ball were Urou ao accurately aa to eu
U-r the porthole of the boat, aud Inflict
ed terrible Injuries upon the hiiprl
ouedmeu. A u attempt waa made by
the itrlkera to fire the boat, and bar
rel after barrel of oil waa thrown upou
them through fire huae; but thla w a
uot uivcmful. Then dynamite bomb
were brought into requisition, with
awlul efl'eoU Three time the 1 'Inker-
tout run up a white flag, but each time
It waa nhot away by the bullet of tlie
trlkera. Toward dusk another effort
wa made to buru the boatM, aud but
fur the elforta of the leading officers of
the Amalgamated anMocialluu it would
have aucccviled. It waa finally decid
ed to allow the Piiikertoos to aurrcuder,
though there waa much objection, aa
many of the strikers hud friend aud
relative killed. A committee of the
ttrikera went aboard the bargee aud
made terms of surrender, which were
that the Plnkerton ahould leave tlie
country aud leave their arm aud am
munition behind. The striker agreed
they would not accept a reduction lu
wage of from leu lo forty er cent.
While Sheriff Kelley, of Multnomah
county, wa taking Murderer Wllnon
to the riiiteiitUry, by way of McMlntv
vtlle, tlie irtnoucreecaped from the car
rlage lu w hich the party waa being
Iriven aero to Salem. Owing to the
dark lion aud thick undergrowth, he
could uot be found. The ecp wa
made lu Polk county.
Jt'I.V 4.
Murderer Wilnou 1 still at large.
Cholera 1 ravaging the Auntrlan
frontier.
Three oii of Kllha Martin, of Hu
run, Cid., were drowned,
Mr. Km II Chilli It tried to fill a gao-
llue atove wltliout tumlag out tlie
blai. The funeral of herself and babe
occur to-morrow.
The F.uglinh election ao far held,
ladnt to a victory for the Liberal. If
the present Indications are confirmed,
Ireland wilt have home rule.
Tim lS,oiile'n nullnOAl rtrtti vnf Inn
1 tn aur.,lt. m.,ln.,t tl,
met at Omaha. Jamea II. Weaver, of . ' .w"""vv """"
I..U- .u,.t..ii r..r ,-i,i-. Uitwuurgn, oui ou tne way the men
.indJ.O. Field, of Virginia, for vice demonstrative, and aubject-
nrrttlilt'iit I luivuivuua tu iimuy luuijjjuuivs.
J'oHUml ami Honk.... l.vl . Al lwkft twenty lucu are dead aud for-
game at Portland. F1rt gme, 4 to 2 mniM ''-'
i-.tvvvu nui ".uiuu uuu utou iteiecuvtv
were killed. The Carmutle coiuitany
If you wlh to buy trash do not go to
Stockton & Heiikle' a they have only
the benU
P. C. Pattertton alway keep on
hand a fullnu)ply of Havana and Key
Went cigar.
Only a few of thoae (lolden Gate"
walk book left at T. W. Knle. Call
and get one free.
Stockton k Heukle had their hand
full lant Kuturdny attendluir to the
anU of their numerous cuntomem.
Try Stroug'e nwtaurant, Westaoott k
Irwin, proptietora, when In Salem.
eal, flmt clan In every way, 25 cent.
IjmIIc, it will jmy you well to call In
at Stockton & Heukle'aand aee their
elegant line of d ana good, It la Juat
pleiiillil.
Stockton Henkle bought thel"
clothing, shoe, hula, glove, suniieud-
er, aud aome driws good, direct from
the manufacturer fur canh.
Y'ou can get a good cigar a T. W
Kntcn't for So, ami you can get a fine
cigar for 10c; aud if you waut some
thing way up flue, he bus it for 15c.
send your laundry to the Hateni
steam laundry. Mr. (lotf, drlverof the
Sulcm ataiee. will take It for vou.
lave order at the uniier livery stable.
Ladies, If you wib to see oiuetbinir
gay and haudranuu lu the line of sun
shade and panotol, do not full to call
at Stockton k Henkle', They have
them.
On account of the hard (lines and
mouey being waive, I will nearly give
gtxKls away lor tiurty days (or caatl ou
the block. And do n't you foreet It.
T. W. Ktce,
Do you like to amoke a good clear? If
you do (rail at T, W. Tiles', lie haa
the largest and moat complete assort
ment of agar in town, doth In 6c, loo
and 15c gooiU.
Stockton A Henkle are Juntly proud
of their large and very handsome Mock
of dress good, ladle', gent', aud chil
dren' tine shoes, men's, boys' aud chil
dren's clothing, all tu the latent styles
aud best of good.
' If you are at all particular about the
looks of your collars, culls, and shirta,
you will send them to the Salem steam
laundry, where they will be turned out
with a glottsy finish that is elegance
Itaelf. Prices very low. Leave orders
at the Salem atage barn.
There i no place iu Oregon where
better meul la served thau at the res
taurant of WeMacott A Irwin, 271 Coin-,
mercial street, Salem. Courteous at
tention, a Hue meal, aud the popular
price of 25 cents, have made this
house the .headquarters of everyone
who haa occasion to dine iu Salem.
T1IOSK HOOKS.
oiicstlon. The eloquent lady, however,
medicine a,Hars to charge against "legali.cd In-
feriM.1" I be eelln I bill aril reiillv due to
- "
A Nnw Kiini ur laatirane, (he attempt to tiring tlie circulating
" II I. II.. I .. 1 Mil... t
Fur (went v.llvo cents vol. can lonoret """"" K"' wmru. J no ni-
i it it... i -
iciiqit. in jitum tot me iiiiinciine i-tiue
iiierco of the world through the narrow
tollgale of gold, place all men who
barter at the mercy of the tollgnte keep
ers, ami mime munt Inevitably "go to
thu wall" nod bo crushed lu the mcrcl-
less struggle for existence and profit;
and the evils munt Isdnll society so for
cibly shown up by Sir Archibald Ali
son, (loverniiteiits do not need to "Ic
giill.e the taking of Interest," for as
long as a man can remove more earth
by the use of a wheelbarrow than he
could bare handed, so long will men be
yourself and family against any bad re
sult from an attack of bowel complaint
during the Slimmer. One or two dose
of Cliainbcrlulu's Collo, Cholera and
Diariiueii Iteiiiedy will cure any
ordinary case. It never falls and I
pleasant it ml sale lo take. No family
can nllord to lie without It. For sale at
2.i null 50 cent mt bottle by nil ined
Iclue dealers.
TO THK I'llll, ID.
The graveyard know n u the Mon
mouth gruveyurd, la now owned by
Hollier Lodge, No, 45, KnlghU of
Pythias, Independence, Or. For uny
Information hi regard to lota, deeds,
etc., apply to L. 0, till more, at water
works station. By order of the lodge.
A. 11, CiraitKY,
81 2t K. of It. A H. Pro Tern.
A Mill" dirt's
Hirltiii)
bnn hs.
la a Unlit-
Mr. and Mr. Loren Treseolt are
keeper of the tiov. lighthouse at Hand
Beach, Mich., and are blessed with n
daughter, four year old. Lust April
she wa taken dowu with measles, fol
lowed with a dreadful cough and turn
ing Into a fuver. Doctors at homo mid
ut Detroit treated her, but in vain; ahe
grew worse rapidly, until she was a
mero "handful of hone," Then she
tiled Dr. King's New Discovery, and
after the use of two and a half bottles
was completely cured. They say Dr.
King' Now Discovery Is worth Its
weight In gold, yet you may got a trial
bottle free at any drug store.
"I want a hair-cut," said the middle
uged mini, a he dropped ijito the bar
ber'a clmlr. "Yea, air," was tho an
swer. "Which one?"
will hold Allegheny county respousi
ble for all damage, and ha announced
It determination to run with a force of
uon-unlou men. The irovernor has re
fused to order out the iiiillthi until ev
ery means for keeping the peace has
uecu exuauauHi.
A Wonder Worker,
Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man
In favor of Portland. Second game, 8
to 2 In favor of Portland. At Tacoma
two game were also played. First
game, 6 to 2 iu favor of Tacoma. Sec
ond game, 0 to nothing tu favor of Se
attle.
July 6.
Effort are being made to unite the
People's and Denuwratle parties of
Iowa,
Cholera la advancing toward Moscow
A number of ease have appeared lu ' Burlington, Ohio, state that he had
the suburb of Pan. beeu under the care of two prominent
Fred H. McLaughlin, of Seattle, physicians, and ueed their treatment
smoked over 100 cigarettes every day. until he was not able to get around,
He dropped dead to-day. may pronounced ui case to bo con
At Wilsvllle, Ky., Geo, Bonner ao sumption and Incurable. He waa H
cldeiiUilly shot Wm. Oukee, hi friend, auaded to try Dr. King's New Dl
and In remorse committed eulotde. covcry for consumption, cough und
On account of Important private bug- cold aud At that time was notable
ness, W. J. Campbell, reeeutly elected to walk across the street without rest
to the chairmanship of the Itepubllcan MR- He found, before ho had used
willing to pay something for the use of "'dloniil committee, haa resigned. half of a dollar bottle, that lie was
the wheelbarrow. Ami the wheelbar
row Is capital; It Is something saved
from production, imconsumoil, to aid
In further production. Money la the
equivalent of real capital In that It will
exchange for any form of real capital;
hence, men are willing tn pay for
the advantage Its use give them lu
furthering production.
The People's party anil Mrs. Hobnrt
do not agree on the question of Interest,
however, us they npH'ar to be willing
to pay the government two per cent In
terest on loans; but neither doc their
platform agree with her on the single
tax, us they demand a graduated "prop
erty" tux,
1 may have more to say of the lund
loitn scheme hcnml'ler, lint at. prcscut
will remark that the signs of the times
Indicate that men are coming to see
the baiiuirlly and tUmurdlly of taxing
a man ticcordlng to his Industry. The
report of tho eomiulMslonern for the Dls-
Tho boat In which several young niuoh better; he continued to use it
licoplo were rowing In lake Mlnnetonka, '"id la to-day enjoying good health. If
Minn., waa overturned, and Laura you have any throat, lung or chest
Lewis, Ida Bwansou, and Kufua Ho trouble try It. We guarantee HutlHfuo-
gun were drowned.
M, M. Pierce, living near rottaboro,
Texas, suspected hi hired mau of be
ing too intimate with hi wife. He
shot the hired man, cut hi wife's throat,
and thou out his own throat.
Affairs at Carnegie' Homestead roll-
lug mills are assuming a serious aspect,
though no open eruption bus as yet oc
curred. Recently Mr,. Carnegie gave
1,000 to a library In Aberdeen, Scot
land, where he la at present,
tlun.
store.
Trial bottle free at any drug
Electric Hitters.
the single tux should write to his' con-
ifieHsnian for u copy of that report. 1
lliiil Utile tlllllcully In getting people to
"see the cat," as single laxcrs say, If you
only present the subject iu a proper
manner, Waixack Yatks,
This remedy is becoming so well
knowu and ao popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters slug the same song of
praise. A purer medicine dears not
exist and It la guaranteed to do all
that la claimed. Electrlo Bitters will
cure all disease of the liver and
Charles' Wilson la suld to be hiding kkmo'8' w,u Kmm' pimples, bolls,
in the woods near the scene of his w rneum anu oiner aireottons caused
crime, and a large crowd hit surround- by Impure blood.-WUl drive malaria
edthe place. If he 1 there he will be from the system and prevent as well as
lynched. The citizens of Mllwaukle cl,re Wl ""','i revere.-For cure of
held an Indignation meeting aud headache, constipation and Indigestion
passed resolutions calling upon the try K1)trlo Blttera-Entire satisfaction
rice
drug
he dene!! TflhSionoT IZm ami of Multnomah aud Clackamas anteed, or money wfunaed-P:
SnVun oountles to resign because of their to- eta. and f 1.00 per bottle at any d
the slmrlu tux should write to his' coo- tal lnnommitencv. Store,
tal lucomMitency.
J ui,Y 6.
Charles Wilson has not yet been cap
tured.
In Kansas the Dcmocratlo and Peo-
Not In tti Nlnirl-Tx Men,
Please send your name and address
ou a postal card to W. Y ates, state sec
retary Bt i P, A., Ballston, Or.
HorsROK Kkpkksbntativis TJ.8.
Washington, Juue 27, 1892. j
A. A'. JMivis, Wext.Side JulilUhing
Co., Indtpetidcnce, Or. Dkab Sir:
Your favor ofJuneSOtn luciosingone
dollar to hand. I send you 100 conies'
of the book lu to-day's mail. I think
there cau be no better literature for
circulating during the campaign than
this book, aalt must certainly catch
and hold for tlie iXmiocratlc aide every
unbiased render. Allow me to thank
you for your hearty congratulations.
Voura truly,
To.a L. Johnson.
STKAYKl) NOTICE,
A dark sorrel mure 8 years old with
murk on neck and right breast, on the
lllth of June, from Independence, Ore
gon. A suitable reward will be given
or her return or Information concern
ing her whereabout. D.V. Pomxo. ,
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Nolle to Ilerr) iiickerj.
We, the undersigned, employ this
method of giving notice that we pos
itively forbid anyone to hunt or pick
berries on our logging camp claim on
the Lucklamutc. We have guttered
considerable loss of property In various
ways, hence we are compelled to give
this notice. Auy person violating the
alwve will lie severely prosecuted.
I'miscoTT A Vknkss.
A (iOOll IIAIUJA1N.
For sale in West independence,
eight blocks from main street on Mon
mouth street, four lots, a four-mom
cottage, with buru aud other outbuild-,
lugs, partly set to young orchard and
small fruits. This is a good bargain if
taken soon. Inquire ut this office.
TIM tC TAIll.K.
(ntlxpetiiltino and Monmouth Motor Lino
LfHvos Ltaves
Independence. Monmouth,
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Notice Is lioreby given that the un
dersigned will receive sealed blda for
the delivery of 100 loads of gravel along
the streets of Independence, the greater
part of which to lie delivered along
Main street, liuis received until 12
o'clock in. July th, 1891 The City
Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. By order of the City
Council.
Dated July 1st, 1802. J.T.Pokd,
City Recorder.