THE WEST SIDE.
iwtcfcti BY
Vest Side Publishing Company
FRIDAY, AIW8T ,
WAtcrmA good blacksmith and
hiwt-hior m ft ml employment
! tsvllle, Polk county, Oregou. In
quire of W. W. Smith, lwlvllUat 41
X Hi Fl.AUTi Hi4U of the Win
ri school liavt secured 112 with
which to purchase tUg fr the new
choolhouse The ttsg will i raised
n Cohtmbu day. Tim following
nsmM pMU secured th amount fol
lowing tbi? uaiie; May Krusnmn,
Ha Vrl Urynl,t8A; LuUUUbert,
U.sl: F.mm Tie, ,tos F.tt Murray,
JW: Artie Chamtwr, 5L'; Abblo llling
worth. .: Jel llryant, M Mark
McFarland, J.
TisiBS Umn. From tl amount f
travel io the seaside and the different
"otto" spring one would not conclude
that lite time were very iiara. 1 1 tact
they are not to Uhj part. The poor
.iu.ir of th Wnt Kiuk, however, I
wmpelled to remain aslridc lha Irtpod
nut) look longingly out " winnow
at tli gy exeurloutt a tltvjr by
Th beat eau do U to take no hour
or two off and (jo lo th elreos, aud not
vtt there If we did twt hve a "(Iw
ticket," Verily, th editor' rewni
not la Ihl world.
WtllSTKH .CAVOHIV-Wehator, th
Intnty who ohh.I from the peniten
tiary torn dy otuivt on
Friday night btst near th fork of tli
Saitttam. II ww captured whll
earning a bridge Hut cresed the HattU
ui newr Ubanott, by J. A. Htitllh, a
farmer who live to tttwt vicinity. H
was brought to Salem ud placed lu
the penitentiary w here be 1 llkly to
remain and rv out hi full Miiienee
of ton voir. Mr. Smith received tli
reward of 100 offered by Superiu
tuuilool IXiwnmg, mul roturntij home
on th !turmy ?viilu trt.,Vti-
rio t'',V lk-mmrftt.
r't ttewm thrtwhora tlir'liHl furty
r ttt)d of wht for Hownrtl JStuttti
lu the WnUlo hill ou Frblny liwl, thut
vvnurttt forty-four ut oiwMhlrt!
buhl to tli urn, ! mith-r ftwttl
for W. W. Brooks that nvml forty
two soil ou-hlf bulili to to ro.
suJ AoU of oat In lh M llrtull
burbood vrJ llily buhl lo tlw
men, Tbi lufommttou m furnmb!
mfiv Htfiirv iViwtmii!, of llio flnti of
Hlisw A iKiwnlntr, ul tli r only
fair uuiW of w hat lr'o lt cu
produc, ami th farmer of llio Will
um vlly should ctuilti'iie lb
world to couHte with tiiem in mUin
wheal. Who l-H bit UiiC-.Vn', w
Detrnxrai.
Ot B FiKfT Yeah.-T1hj prvw'Ut
irltor havtsouductd tli VrHuK
for on year. We U'llt'v, muu wuai
our patrous y, that we haw (?ivvu
them very (CmI natkftuttloa. Wo are
eonteiutlatlug several luipMvuinetit
lathe WntrSiPK which will I n
pm-lntwl by our reailer, It will be
nettry for u toUexpeml al Inwt f ''
before w can make the liiirtvpimnit
lutended, and so we have dwl-led t
have our sinuit and nH r, Hun
Bteiheu fHaatii, nuil't Hie tiioney due
ti. on nulwt rintlou. We do not Intend
this as a duu, but naily ln the ow
ing u will muke an etlort lo v ttw
atimli atmiuut due, an we w Wi to u it
In niaklug abetter tr. Mr. Htanti.
will receipt for all money ww 10 uun, f
m he la our outhariml aii ut.
We
made a mUtake In I'stlumm Hr' ad
Iwt wk. They tried to toll you that
they had pureham-d their silverware fr
the holiday trade. But we eouldn't
e tli word that way, and printed it
"jewelry" Instead. That man Cherry
rmme up and v. Ithered us like an Au
tumu leaf with oue of tuoee soul hur
rowlng glances of his; In fact, the ouiy
reason we did not Immediately sink
through the floor and full easily down
Into one of Cook's upholstered chairs,
was beoauxe our floor has no hole to It
that are small enough. But we
promised to reform and turn over a
new leaf, and Cherry went away sonie-
wliat as a Houthern tln.nder storm Is
wont to do. And we were mightily re
lieved when we observed that he gath
ered up his withering glance and totwl
It off with him.
tls WincnTwK Kick. This inter
esting item appears in the St'ittmrnun,
from the pen of the Polk omnty nor
respondent of that paper: "Mrs. Ball,
of Oregon City, Is visiting relative in
the same place." And the same cor
respondent tells the Stattwiinn't read
ers that It was the ramrod and not the
gun, that "went oir," when Virgil Lev
eus was so unfortunate as to shuot him
self. Bv the way, aside from tlio two
Items mentioned here and three or four
others, all or the correspondence In the
Ulatmium of Hunday from this uouuty
wss stolen trout the Whht HiiK tsxliiy
We would not kick If It were not for
tha fact that we were so sadly disap
pointed when we tried to steal some of
MiiO mirrfWlMirillliUt'S IteniS. Still IOUHO
that we had already printed every
thing he said. Thus are fond Iiojsjh so
often blighted.
A Fink MoxtiMKNT.-Dr, T. J. Lee
and wife, last week, had erected ut the
grave of their daughter Loleta a very
flue monument to perpetuate the men
ore of their beloved child, who came
to an untimely death by drown I rig.
nhout one year ago. This monument
was cut and engraved by Oilmoro
McAdams Marble Company. Tim
omrlt ws executed d.v B. A. Kotikio,
and was placed In the 1. O. K. eem
' terv bv the sums company. The dl
,.,...ui,iiii nni: Lower base, two feet
eight inches wide by twenty-two luchci
Jiiirh. The second base two :
aouara bv one foot high, with Inswip
tion of raised letters, "Leo." The dl
Is twenty three Inches square by two
feet high, with one inscription facing
west, "Loleta Winifred, daughter of
Dr. T.J. and H. B. Lee. Born. 8cp
tember23, 1877. Died Heptembur 1st,
1891, aged 13 years, 11 mouths, and H
days." The spire Is one foot square by
eight feet high, the whole height,
being thirteen feet. The inuterlal used
In this monument Is the celebrated
Barry granite. The cost was llflu.OO.
This Is oue of the most beautiful mon
mntilts In the state,
JLOCALS.
: Vlouly of jralu woks at the Talumm-
ttitiis, if" 4u at
Mm. James tUhsou v.ut to rortland
this wivk,
Buy the While Htar Holler mills Hour,
Bent lu the timiket. 4u4t '
tleo, Skinner's now ad. this w k Is
worth looking at. Beail U.
Mr. T.thsslrlch, of Monmouth, will
this season wvt a f lW n-sldenee.
It I said about twenty immigrants
arrived In th county frm Hweden,
A (iotsl many bank cashier are like
guns wvll lodHt w hen they go oil',
lllley tsiper Is bulldlnii ft flue
U'lioeou the old home pUeeJttat Udow
town.
Johu Cisnsrsays he lis nlsntt !kkt,
issiuf the fittest brick ever luado l
Oregon. '
Mr. John Jante and family and Mrs,
irtdl I'orler sk at twlsvlUe visiting
relatives. ;
IVr, Young had his hlpbadlv cut last
Monday by a home going oll'tiis d-ot at
the rat trook.
Mr.C. A. Fronts has bought a uio
irgatiandput lu bis pubtio hall at
King's Valley,
A Mr. Burns, living near th euuity
line on the wet, Is happy over the ar
rival of a new son.
There were not a many Joined lu
the excursion last Saturday to ew
strt a was expeeted.
Bev. I. IVding will preach lu lb
CbrUtlmt churvh Hunday moriuug ami
evening. All are widtHsne.
The world's fair appropriation bill
tamH Justts-fore disirnuH,ut, There
was t'i,?sVl,0 'rprlUM.
hie woman worked in the harvest
field last week slmeklng wlwwt at 1.5U
Hr day. Where Is the next one?
John Ibslgers hits bought the old
Chamk'r's mill, at King's Valley, and
Is putting In extensive Improvements.
Ball Wopvrnw drilling a well for
iho Munmoutli water comostiy. It
will be on timolol fwt lu depth when
completed,
Mr.lianth Id, who lately arrlvetl in
iht i.i.ntrv from MhtneMtta, lout do-
cblH lo Its-ale at the county seat and
has purchased proptrty.
IX It. Cl.slfclt r is now seen on our,
sttvet. He U stilt using crutches, but
Is Improving nicely we are glad to ay,
from his erlou mihap.
(Vitigrcst amounted last Friday. 'Tl
welt, sine rillibuterltg became the
prevailing pro'tice of the lower btawe
dtnitig the lst few weks
Mr. Jsim-s Paul, of iHtlltts, has the
contract for bating and delivering straw
fur th Oregon City paper mills. He
bns purcttsn a bran new baler.
Ou Frank Mttlkcy's fitrm, near Mu
mouth, trks from the threhlng en
glue set lire to a ll of slraWj and sev-
rl Xst-ks of wheat were bttruwl.
The school for the blind will open In
Salem M. ptemler 13, WO. Be- V., H
Boiinger, superintendent. Address alt
cominuuicatiou to the superintendent.
Pr. Conusway, of IhI, Is on a vlittl
this wwk to bis br.ther, W. I Cotina
way, of this city. The iM lor m to
be improving sum since he came ovr.
Itcv, I), C. MeFarUnd, i'. F... M F
tlmn-h H..uth.beld quarterly lueetllig
I,.,., l.i.t Hiitonlnv and Hundajr. Mr.
McFarlaml did suie excellent preach.
lug.
Virgil Is vltis, of Amity, endravored
to take the rnmrtsl from his gun the
other day, when the gnu wa tils
vharged in me way, ami his band
wa terribly mutilated.
Ktnf,. vour wheat at (lie Talmag
.ills. The" new warehouse Is now
sVtu.lt fill nst Ivlntf m.mi bushels of
wiuiil. Yoiirs res'-.l fully,
40 at Klemiten A Ctmlf.dter Brt.
Ttife are the days when the soul of
the weary printer piufth for the peliuiy
b.-ach. But we move on In th even
tenor of our way, for printer expect
but little heio below; and rule they
gi t it.
Preaching next Hunday morning lu
the Presbyterian church by itev. J. U.
N. Boll, and a wuigregalloual meeting
i- i,(.l,l immediately aftcrwartis
All membcm of the congregation In
vltisl.
rr K. J. Young, vetoritmry surgeon
. . ... i.... V..,.l...tF lltllk llW
and ucniisi, iaw ... .
eateil is rmaneiitly in J udc'nnenc.
Tb.. d.s-tor comes highly rwommcmlc.1
Hisoflb is over the Im.'imienee
National bank.
The hum of the thresher Is soothing
i,. mir tt iirr imi Dram, no
.i,ohiMof the aoltlen dollar wmen
our farmew will soon Ih( receiving in
.ibnnife for iho golden treasure they
ore now harvesting.
Last week Iho Murphy & Madison
thresher tbrcslicd tor immon,
HmoImIk. Hlfttdeton, Will Madtsoll am
roioti. MiKlison's was the last wheal
.i.i,..,t as.irauintr thirty bushels to
Mil' "' " - - - -'-71
the acre machine measure.
T Mh.rv and A. Bcveim, of Dallas,
I.,,., biPBted a leik'e of (Hial near Prcs
colt k VemWs logging cump, on Hie
r...,.l I,. Purl 1.1 Will tlUVB St"'"
samnle pronounce It of kh1 quality
i .11 koi nit w -
The cropping nro two leci
v ,
wide and
fifty fitt long.
Messrs. Ferguson A VanMecr iitKe
ti.is method of informing th genera
public tliat ttuy nw have on nan
sie or length, and u large supply
I IB vi;i.y "s"
l,.it uti wt 1 I'lMllir Ilimin,
n,ut.,.ii.s hmilHT. Call una uuy
-..i.t.. 30-21
rcitsooioiiw ,m ,,
tr w any truly great nwn at th
present day? Home doubt It, and ask t
l, .l.norn the nimioru yimuw
i.v,..,uiiii' or Webster. However tills
i. r ,..,o iiiinif we are sure, there
only Piti, in ..if .'-(-
never was a greater hUssl-purlfler than
A yur's Harsipnrllln.
Mr. HinltU who runs a planer at Prei
cottA Veness'ssaw-mlll.met with an
,.,.,.i.i,.iit. Mot.diiv that will lay turn u
for tlireo or four weeks or more, While
.......in., il, . i,iii..niruw. his foot Wits
llllllii.'H
,.nirl,t, under the carriage and
badly crushed, several of the small
bones being broken.
ir,. T H flooticr. of Newnort,
im Aoiintv. naldlour city a vllt tl
week. Ills i"'ny 1,1,1 frlt!M,ls w"re K,m
,. 1,1m. He expressed himsuir
, i... .ii ni,,ulMl with the wonderful
ucniH nun
progress our town was making.
..i i,..trn tiikon nlaco since h
UIIUII - , , ,
I...M lit ......imnllcrSOIlie Of tllO 010
JUL Of will IVM,"'" "-
landmarks.
Heo It, M. Wade A Co', new ad. this
Week. ;
Public schtsil nt Dallas open Hep
tember Wth.
The saw mill started up again Mon
day morning,"
Harvest hand are It) great demand
all over the county.
Tom lVnisy has Uittglit of O. i
Bwk Ids proHily at Dixie.
Dr. Buth-r l laving III retldeuw
newly pal uled w here he now lives.
The wheat Is wunlug to market.
This Is grent country and no mlsfatie.
What's the mailer with tint pari tr
suit at K, Anstlue's? It's nil right.
See It.
The residents of H;llou are kicking
at their boys for ploying base ball ou
Hunday,
Nate Conner and Ben ltssbrook are
erecting ulc homes on th!r farms near
Bsllslou,
John Prill, of Dallas, h bought the
furui of Clots. Ftlck, near lwlsvltle,
paying for It,
New sbs k of wall paper Just received
by F, Austin, th Monmouth house
furnisher. Price very low,
Mrs, Hhsfer, of near Bethel, was quite
badly hurt lat w wk by being throw u
from home, but I Improving,
Tlicre has Iss'ii no appointment as
yet for the poatomce t McCoy, ciikI
ny the removal of Dr. d to Alaska.
F. M. tlatca Is careful that every ar
ticle sent out from his laundry Is done
up In the very lst maimer possible.
Th A'iirtAiitf Vofrcss, puliltshwl
at Monmouth, hs changed It day
ubUtlon to Tuesday Instead of Fri
day. Bcv. I. Peart will preach hi farewell
crmoo next Hunday morning at the
F.vangellcal church. All are cordially
Invited to attend.
FlllupthaUioleon Msiti stns't. A,
Nelson ha done the brick work tonne
time since. What b tb mlbr with
the city authortUss, anyway?
The house bekmgtng to Dr. Luther,
at Lew Uvllle, was burned to the ground
now day last week, with Us entire con
tent. The ls Is not karned.
Carl Anderson, a twelve-year old lad.
arrived lu lails lat wei k frn Hwd
n He come to visit brother, H
cannot spcax a worn i ,on"ii.
. .. . ni.
The mh Is great that Oismnell
trvliihvthrsj tinner now em
wd and they are working on long
sirs, and alumst work on Humiay
Pitt and HUlard have nought out
K. Kreugle, and will Continue the
ui.i,i,.nt tint old stand. These are
rstH-lsss workmen, and will l patre-
IhI,
F. Austin, of Monmouth, is building
n addition to hi slore room, whlcti
his Increasing trade hs made m.ws.
fit line of furniture lon of the
best In to country.
Kutatives lu ll)lnolof Young I'd. H
nkworth, Who killed AtktU, In i It-
Istmsik. have retained Daly, Hlbley A
Fkcti to ifcfeiid him and they win go
to that county on the Hist.
The Independence steam laundry
makes a sist ialty of cults, collars, ami
Irts.atid If you are at all particular
oul lb apera!ie of your linen.
vu will see that It is sent to tins nous
J'bcre will ls no base ttall game.wm-
iiv. a nuiuc,i iwii'i"i
. .. 1 ,.. 1 u..u.l ..U'tlttf t..
ie fuel that everyone is so busy liar
vrtllmr that the players can Ht get
nwQv fmm tltelr work. There will i
no more base l-all till next inouio.
As a Imlr dressing and for the pre-
..utlouof baldiicM, Ayer's llsir Vigor
tin no wjual in merit and cftlctency.
trrdieatetlandruir, keep Hi "'nip
molsl, el.au, and heulttiy, auo K'
tbillty anil cdor to wek, iimUxi, ami
I.lf T be most nonulitr or voib i
"v -
articles.
The horse and buggy lately Wtcn
from B. 1.. Williams at Aim uas wen
recovered. It was found In jiosaesslon
fa man near Troutdale, tip the mer
from Portlitnd. The man managed t
oscniw, leaving the buggy and some
other plunder, and the slicrlrt' ha not
captured him.
The Farmers warehouse has Uho
thoroughly denned ami prepared tor
tbe reception of grain. Mr liemincx
Is again running It this year, and with
Marsh Mcrwln at the scat' and ele-
ntor, satlsfucllnn Is gtmmnleetl to an.
Bring on your "wheat The scales are
correct, Marsli is correct, ami
t ill receive the correct prices aecorumg
to the state of the market.
Oat WAMTBti. The highest mar
ket price paid for outs ty 0o. H W"')'-
w-ill im .
Tjwjt.-Oii the read between
Mon-
moutli and Dallas lost Huml.ty evening
a lady's bl.ick-pluslicaK. me o-.
s - SI ...I..H
will please return same to tne vw
SiHKoftlee, or leave at Itidcpemien.w
National Hank, nndbesullawy rewnro.
cd.
HoMKPATtfNAK.V hen all thing
reepml, the farmew will mm it w
their ftdvantage to sell their , wheat to
tb home mlil, thereby making uomtic
biislnt'ss, Firs', the homo millers will
pay as high prices, ami second, it gives
homo Industry patronage and employ
ment. AN lsTKUBKiiNd l!ooK.-"Chariv
ir Kkctcbes: or, The liiaciuioaru ntn-
a scries of lectures (iiiiivcreti ny
.... n... i i....if..,t
I)r (1, A. Limon, pasioroi uw v-um"
iiiiotlst. Church. Nashville, Teiin. He
Is one of the most guiou too"""-
. ,..1 ,.f 11,1,
Southwest, and his book Is a museum
of living characters drawn from -
ture'smoKtstrlKlugspw'iineiis. n t"o
,.i inoklnir-ulitss in which we are en
abled to see ourselves tt we tiro seen t.y
other. ,
ItnTOUMii.-L. W. Kolnnson, of
Portland, wasln tiAvn this week shak
ing hands Willi his many menus, aim
he was telling about hi visit to the
Chicago invention, what tic saw, who
will ho elected, nil about "free coinage,"
and about the weather. He said it
was so hot back Kastthut the niosqul.
to did not botiicr liim any, us they
(the mosquito) were busy all tho tlmo
fanniiigthcmselve to keep nllvc, and
our friend Ha. J. J. Daly was by and
said It was a fact. And Umsettled it.
' 'NOT it; in,
TTavlmr sold m7bli5sinlUl hiiHlncss,
I rcuiicsl nil persons knowing them-
solves Indebted to me to ooiuo ut ouoo
settle. Yours ncspecniiuy,
CioVorTCrTPiteher'i Castorla.
MENTION.
A. H. Irfsike's family
Weld to a-
tpilua till week,
1. Clnggett Is sojourning at the
springs this w wk.
Miss Ada Colo Is lying very ill at her
houm at Bueittt Vista,
Alex Davis has becu eon Hoed to his
r,sttn for several days past.
D B. Taylor and family go to (he
eoiiht for a two moulds' onituu,
Mm. H, II. Wtisou Is on a visit from
Porttatid to Bulk county friend.
Mr, Llllkrry, of Is Augelc, Callfor-
Ida, w us lu th eotiuty last week. "
ltr. T.J. I weut over to fiel Ute
pulsation of old ocesn last Huutlay. ,
Mi. OcotgeChtggett relurued home
lie.1 Hundity to Everett, Washington.
U, M, Line ei, ha moved tortstm
111 I he ludeiideuou Natloual Bank.
Ml. F.d, Owens returned last Htttur-
day from a flv weeks' trip to lb bay.
W. A.tllnu, of Orungevllle, Idaho,
is visiting tils brother, P. M. tilini, at
Italia.
Mr. A. J. MuDnnlct, of Purtlaiid, Is
vlsttiug relative and friends in Polk
uouuty,
Mis Lillian Taylor, of Portland, Is
sllitig her aunt, Mrs. M, L. Bbblu,
t I lull II.
MlsMiiiiil(Vibb ha relumed to
her htsue at Dallas, after teaching lu
Tltlsues.kiHiuuty.
Miss Maggin Wlunlford ha cltwd
her sclnsd at Lcwlsvlllo mid relumed
to her home at Portland.
Dr, Hortstou and wife, of Missouri,
have Ishhi vwitiug Mr. and Mr. J. II.
Townsctid, at Ute county seat.
Jo. Miller, of Bueu Vista, ho en
giigtsauex'rthopdrycrln tint per
ism of J. K, H. Porvlll, of PlillisuaSh.
W.H, Flkinsaml wife are now lu
the AIoft country. Mr. I'.lklns Is trav.
eliug in the Interest of Halcm eanitery.
L.t'.Oilmoreand fwuiily and Ueo.
Whllcakwr and lamily left last Friday
for the Nsl spring to 1st gone a month
oro
Mis Fva Uoberiaoti returned to her
bout In Portion! It Tuewtay. Hhe
has had pleasant visit lu Indepem
detuss
Mr. Henry Ctodfdtersut last 8uu-
day at the hoy. He lUleiiwJ to Ute
whisper of U wave and wlist tncy
were saying.
Mis Mitiitle Johnson, our accommo
dating assistant postmistress, went over
(o the sounding sea lat Hnlurday and
returucd Monday.
Miss Cora Huctl left for a monlh's
vl.it to rortland and Astoria this
wnk. We hoj the young lady will
have a pUwtaul time.
Jttiois "Utom, of Monmouth, wdd
business visit to philomath till w.tk
Brother Taloitt I an Insurauee rustler,
and don't you forget It.
J, C. Fletcher, the leading incrchsut
of McCoy, paid our etly a visit last
Todav. He sjiv Hi citmsle at
McCoy I much like the seaside,
A, O. Yatw, of Tllltumsik, was in In
leisilldem this week Mr. Yte
Is mi old friend of W. J Coiinaway,
and tltcy bad not met for year
Tlie exceedingly large crop around
l ivl!li are cnuslnu the farmer to
enlarge their granaries nd prepare for
the receiving of their extra crop.
j, W. Buster and family returned
Tuesday from an extended Irlplo the
mountains, We hope lo have an ex
uncled report from him next week,
Our friend, Mr. Thlclam, of Dixie,
was i ' Independence lnl Monday,
We ate truly glad to see him so far re
covcrisl from bis late tndbussdilon,
Mr, and Mrs. Marschul, of California,
who lu early days lived on the Kings
plan', imrth of Dixie, have been vlstt.
hitf the family of Hlieriif Well recently,
Foul Potter, Clarence Hctiklc, Dr
Patterson, mid Homer lkdl, returnel
Wednesday faotn the mountains, where
they have ln-eii rustleallng the past
week,
Carey Howe, of Dallas, has lavn f n-
gngwl ttgnln as lKs.kkecs-r at lite Dixie
null this season, mid L.C. rarkcrwui
ruu the engine for the ssino llrm til
their Wiirelymse at Dulliot,
Mr.jtttd Mrs. Ne. Hlicpberd, an nn
cle and aunt of the Ireland, are on a
visit to relative. They are from lows.
In conumnv with Win. P. Ireland,
they went to resiavllle, Hnturday.
Itev. Doty and wife, formerly of Did
Ins, tiro now both at McMlnnvllle un
dor mcdlenl treatment. Mr, Doty is so
p.irly that he will soon 1st taken to
Portland w here he win nave octier air
van tunes,
Mrs. Yen lies and children have re
turned from a llireo-WCt'K sojourn in
the mountain. Hh combined busl
nes wllli pleasure, and cainicd sixty
gullotis of blucklsirrlcs and made ilflcvti
(jiillous of jam,
Mrs (Susan Join's and her daughter,
Miss Oracle, left for u visit to relatives
at llcppuer lust week, Miss Klsl
Jones, tilei of Mm. Hunan June, re
turned home with her aunt, having
been here on a visit,
Miss Lena Butler Is til Bosehtirg vis
Itliof Miss Dudley. Miss Butler Is
a teacher lu the public schools of Indu.
Dutidimoo, and Miss Iludlcy Is a tcuclic;
in the ItoHcbttrir schools, belli of the
state nor mid at Moiimouth.
"nOTK'H TCI KAHMKHS,
All wheat, stored at
the Talniuge
mlllH, If sold to other parties will be do
llv'el'ed free on Isiard at liitlepctldelico
KbKMHKM ACuini'iobTHit Buoh.
in ;u j
A C'lirri'iitlcMi,
Our niintcr lu sctlhig up Patterson
Bros', ud. lust week, Inserted the word
"lownlrv" hiHtctid of "silverware.
Mr, (!licrry luforins us that their Jew
dry for iiib iiotmny iiaoo wm hov
ourellllMld llllt ItbOtl , J)Clllllcr
tl,,,u Inuoi'liur Minlr nMHlollll'PS till! lilt'
Hinn ...... - ,
est Htylcs, which could not have been
given nail tncy purctiiiseo nisi moiiin,
its stilted. Wo gladly mtilte the cor
rcctlon.
AIIMINIHTUATOU'H NOTK1M.
On the Ud day of July, 18(12, T was
unpointed iidiiilulHtriilor of tlie estate
ofBothuol Dove, by the county cmui
of polk county, Oregon, and I have
oimlHIed its such and entered ou the
i niles of mv said trust. This is to no.
i.ire all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to me duly
swum to s tne law (iii'ci.ts, ut, my n
lilcimu on the Willamette liver near
Hull's Furry, within six month from
ilule hereof. K. P. Dovh,
Ob'lH AdmlniHtriitor of wild estate.
PERSONAL
llititlsl Mists t , ill. silt lull.
Tilt Oregon Baptist Htato ' Ctuivuu
tloii will b heltl In this city hegluulug
Oclobcr '.'uih at 1;.K f m, , President
T, 0, Browiisoit, of McMliiuvllIn Col
lege, w III deliver tlic Aiiuuul wrmou at
two o'clock tho first diiy, Friday, the
.1st, will lie giveu to the observing of
the four-hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of A met Ira, This day ho
be u Mt trt by the presldunt of lilt
Culled Mules as a uatiulial holiday,
nd It Is prowr and right that Chris
tian peoplo should obsorv these holi
days mid be sultfeet to the powwm Hint
tw, Hi'kur of note will 1st lu attend
ance, and iiiiiUm the tiny, as well a the
w hole s'rlis of misitings, of great Inter
est to Nil who may have the privilege
of attending, The meeting will ii
tin no over Halibiith, wiiieh day will ls
given largely to the consideration of
what Ood has w rought at the hands ol
Baptists. A most cordial Itivitutlou I
extended to all to attend those gather
lug. Bkv, A.J. Ht'NsAKtu,
! Pastor,
JisitiCrvin, Chairman; CH.Mst
toott, Mi D. B, Tsylof, Mrs, L, K.
Buidwiti, Mm. Bud Alexander, Ocm
end Committee,
A lisio s lr il Olrls,
1 1 rent revolution soinetluie tn'iir
without attracting much notlc, Oue
of this kind came ou the other day, t
the general wmfcreuce of tho Metho
dist Prottt4tttlcliurch,at Wostmlusier,
Maryland, when the word "otwy" wss
stricken out of the marriage servliw.
If the maidens and marriageable,
widows of that deuouilltlitlon Will keeti
it dark, and press their leap-year prlvl
b-gt-s to tlio limit, there neit not Ui an
eliKtble Iwhelor left In all that church
by 1 ).,
i,- ,Uii,'UIh.,i ..hI lkirtloi In (sir Jul" tliu
Aid Utl How His lime," 1
Ah AsoOlshl, . "
We are sorry to learn ihut Bistl
trfiiighary, while bl.t.-kU-rrylug In tlie
mountains last, Ftidsy niornlng met
with a iMtlnful luicldeui by bUliug
otfofa bnf, striking on liishcad, hi'rat-
lug the right fmuUil orlloti and leiuli-
lion apoitettrtsilsof the oeetplto fron
talis extending posteriorly and Inferi
or! v over tlie coronal suture and termi
nating ut about the origin of the at
to! lens aurmti on the right parietal,
after completely dissecting the tmiijKtrol
and it fit-tola from its s pismou origin,
but we are gbid to know that if pyemia
t.rwptiivml i dm not follow, tho prog
nosis Is favorable. He Is now a wiser
if not a hnbtomcr mail,
1 have no heHncy In recommend
ing Cbitnils'rliitu,s Colic, Cholera,
and Diarrlnoa lUimdy lo tlw public,
ns I do to my Mends end patrons, I
used It myself after other well-kuown
remedies had n.lll, and It cured me In
fw minutes, I mssunivod it can
didly and chrfuliy ujsiu lis merits,
not fnmt a financial stand point, U
eioi' I have others In stock on which
I make larger profit, but because
Chamberlain' I the U-t remedy I
know of fur bowel complaints. There
is no doubt tilsait It, it dss tlie work.
Jmm Forgy, DruKglst, MeVeytmsu,
JVnil, For side by all no d'elur k-!em
A i hll s.
Hot, Aug.;
'A Didcpendciie claim the chttui
plouslttp of the valley, we will play the
ludois-ndeuoc nine for from Hot! to
ssi side on neutral or any outer
rounds, O. M. DkVanv,
Muiiiltjer Hi lo B. II, Club,
t hsllvii Arsspll.
lMiKI'KSIiHSi'K, Aug. S, I-Mtt.
III answer lo tho ehatbiuge of the
clo Bw Ball Cluli we will say tlud
c will accept of It and will play them
for ilhwi one hundred dollar a side on
the Independence grounds, each club
playing the same players that piaywl
in the last ginue at Iii'tepcudeiicc.
C, W I it vim;,
MHUager Base Ball Club,
Independence, Oregon.
When at Big Island. Va , last April,
I was Inkcn with a very severe attack
filhirrho's. I never had it worse lu
my life 1 tried many old-time n ine-
lies such its Blaekts-rry Wine, I'ure-
(oric, and Liuiihiuutn, without getting
nv rellcl. Mv attention was then
called to Chitmls'rlaif.i's Colic, Cholera,
and Dlariluea ltcmcdy by M. It, C.
Tlnsley who had Issui liaudllng il
here, nnd in less Hum live minutes
after taking a small dose 1 was ctilire-
relieved. O. i. Btirford, Harris
Creek, Amherst i a, iw cor sale ty
all medlchtu dealers,
(jneiir I'ss l t'uasnnaiiU.
Tho tiewspaiK-r calhsl the ,'
MmtHtttin ('ii'oiif bos not jollied the
spelling-reformers, but bus been com
pelled try tho lack of rs and k s in its
yio casus to print tin editorial expmtm-
on lu the following slyle, which will
amuse other a well as printer.. ,
We begin the publico! inn ov tliei
IftH'kf MmiiiUtin t'jfltw with Mite
phew diplilcullles lu the way. rite
ypc phoundcr phmm whom vielsuight
lite outplilt phor this printing orphls
phulled to supply nny ephs ami cays,
and It will ls pjiour or phlvc wecx bo-
plmre we can get any. e nave or-
lered tlw missing letters and will nave
to wall till they come Wo don'tlhpie
t he Idea ov Uil variety ov spelling any
better than our readers, but niUtax will
happen lu the best ov regulated pliuiul
lies, and If the c's mid exes nnd que
mid out, wu shall oeep (sound I lie a hard)
tho f.)cuM! going tiphtcr a plinsliloti
Ill thosorts arrive. It's ho
Jo.U0
to
usjlMsaBonmpMiplmlr,"
"Two years ttgo two of my family, a
young miuifttid aiflrl, had very severe
and dangerous til tucks of bloody llux,"
says Mr, Joint Cook, of Pilot, Vermilion
Co., Ill, "Tho doctor hero was unable,
after a week's time to check oi relieve
elllicr ense, I then begun to use
Chitinlicrhiln's Collo, Cholera, nnd
Dltirrluca remedy, Improvement ww
scon very soon, nnd my children arose
from wlitit 1 feared would bo their
death-bed. It Is a grand, good modi
oliio,'1 For sutu by nil medicine dealers.
Try Btroug's roshiuraut, Wustucolt A
trwln, propttctoi's, when lu Halctu.
Meals, llmt class In every way, Sfl ten ts
Whnn Unity was side, w ge twr Custorls,
W hun she win a Olilltt, ftliu orltsl for Ciwloria,
Wliim ilie IxHinins Miss, sits clung tu Csatorl.
Wlwn lu luwl Children, li gave tlioiu Csntorl.
THIAVKEK.
Aihiiw 4.
,Tli trial of the Cmur d' Aleii rlolem
bus (Minimeliccd, r
Mr. lllitino will take tli stump for
tho Ib'publlcnus. , "
Twelv miles of Astoria' new ralb
road have been grailed,
A strlk of the bdegraphera ou th
I'uloii paclllc Is Imminent.
At Hi. Joe, Mo., Julius Clement shot
and killed Mm. Philip Mergautholer
Htid then tiuiiinltleil suicide.
Th Itepublicau state convention of
Nebraska adopted a renolutlon deiinr
In favor of postal telegraph Hue and
savings bunks,
Near Bosehtirg, or,, a team belong
ing lo U, W. Captdu ran away. Th
wagon was overturned and Mr. Cap
plus wo killed.
Kx-H.nator C. H. VanVVyck w
ttomluattst for governor of Js'ebrnska !
ty th People' party. Four yearn ago!
Van Wyck waadefcated rorthoCDlted j
Hlalc senate ly the eoml'lnwl opssl
lioiiof ail tlio rallrosds.
H.iiittlw 12, Portland 1, at Health.
Tscoiim 10, Hpokati 8, at Tacoma. The
Taconm b'aiii bus surrcmlered lu fran
chls, giving a a rtswon that that city
will not upiirt club. An etrort will
b made to tssaire sufllclent batiklng
there, however, but In th event of
failure, Hiilom, Oregou, Is spoken of as
likely to take Taisoma's plao.
Near Fresno, Cat., tralu roblwr held
up a eMilherii Paclllo passenger tralu
and scctiwl alssit W.imo In gold. The
eiigln was dlsidilcti by giant jsiwder,
nd lbs ox prewi ear w blown ojsin
with the om maU'rlid. No live were
bs,t, though the express messenger was
severely Injured. A reward of f t.nou Is
oil, red for the capture of th nblsre,
Thymitliy strike at Carnegie'
Duquenso mill bus endtsl, and the
men will return to work. An Incipient
riot t Duqucnsit was subdued by a do
taehimmt of militia. The Hutdebaker
wkmoii works, of Houlh IWnd, Indiana,
the largest in the world, shut down,
ottiitg lo the fact thut 3,tW men refused
to use rimtcrltil liui-chosed from Ute
Carucglo oonpany,
A trot W 5,
At Norfolk, V., Jauie A. Brock wa
niurilercd ty hi wife,
Frlck' wimtiits were sosllght thut he
ts In hi ofttoe t work a usual.
Congress adjourned to-day, ; The
world' fair appropriation bill passed,
Fear re entertained that the hot
weather lu Kansas wilt damage the
corn crop.
Win. Hart, of Ashland, Or., com
tnUled suicide. Financial uifllcultle
ted to the dcod.
May miliwcll, of Kent, O,, aged fif
teen, mistook lodlis fur mush rooms
ishe iit thctn and died In att htHir.
Somoexiilcmeut wa occasioned In
i'sootn bv rumors of several case of
sumllpox having appeared there.
In a disastrous wreck on lbs Erie
railroad, the engineer and fireman of a
pn-MM-tigcr ttnlu and al least on passen
ger were killed.
At .Tort Byron, Iowa, tlireo girls,
Nellie Zollinger, Blanche Himonton
and tirnw, Maxwell, went bathing In
the Mississippi aud all were drowned,
The iiicu w ho robbed the Holitheru
pacific train lu California are named
F.vaii and Sontag. Orih-emattciiiptwt
to arrest them, but they erped to the
moiininlti.
Near ft-liv, O., Joliu ly and Hen
ry Shryis-k quarreled, and Iay thrust
hhiym'k head first Into a thresher,
Liihnir him iislautlv. Then a trotiu r
ofHliryisk stabiwd Day to death with
pitchfork.
1 it a political niw ut Tasweli, Tcmi.,
Newton Clapp, deputy CiiIuhI State
marshal, shot and killed Tracy Cloud,
meiuuer Ol too mat icgimmure.
... . , I
Cloud's friends will lynch Clapp If they
can get at him.
I "n lex the demand of the teUgra-
iibei on the Union Paciilo system are
iiiHvded to bv lusiii to-morrow, the
operator mi the eutlre sjslcui will
strike. Tbe men ask for no lucrease lu
wgc amount lug In t he aggregate for
year to $'",".
Choh ra continue to Increase and
spread In Bussla. Whole provinces
have beeii dekertcil, and In what wen
only recently istpulotts cities, no wiuud
Is hoard except the snarhw of hyenas.
litckulsand dogs. In Paris one bun
drcd deaths occurred from cholera last
week, .,
AftusT a
The Cieur d' Alene rioter are being
tried. '
The price of silver In Loudou Is f0
fv'iil-V Hie lowest on record.
Mutt Jidmsoif, iigwl eleven, of Fair
haven, Wash., was killed by au elec
tric car.
Thousands of Knight Templm are
arriving in Denver to take part in the
triennial conclave. ' '
Seattle K, Portland 8, at Heuttle. Ta'
c mm H. Sim ikiine 1, at Tacoma. Hcaltlc
I siid Tacoma are tied for llrst place.
Ctumibi has decided not to dlsorltnl
unto against Amerleau vessels using
the Canadian catuils, and hereafter ves-1
selsof bolh wttntrles will Is) charged
the same.
The demands of the Order of Hallway
Telegrapher were acceded to by the
Union Puulflc coinpaity, nud there will
Is' no strike The men receive quite au
InoTotiso in their wages.
Cholera Is advancing westward at a
frightful rate. Ten deaths have oo
curred In Ht, Petersburg slncss tho ap
pearance of the disease there two or
three dtivn ngo.- tu Tclicran, Persia's
capital, fourteen doHthsoeeuired Thurs
day and seventy six Friday. All the
nations of Europe arc establishing rigid
quarantine systems.
Congressman Otitcs, chairman of the
subcommittee on tlio Homestead affair,
Htibuiilted a partial report ! the full
committee. The matter was postponed,
however. Tho report says that the
Carnegie company were not Justified lu
reducing wages; that the Melviuley law
has fulled to benefit American labor;
that In many respects tho conduct of
tho company was kind to It employes
that Frlck wns too stern and brusque
and autocratic; that If Frlck hud ap
pealed to tho reason of t tho men, no
trouble would have occurred. The re
port says congress bus uo power over
tho quest ions luvulvcd. At St. Paul
tho lutermitlomil Moulders' Union de
nounced the Plnkortons, condemned
the Cnrncglcs, and because of tho fitot
that tho mint a Is always arrayed on
the side of capital against labor, direct
ml that no union moulder ident ify hlnv
clf with that organization. Tho na
Children Cr for Pitcher's Castorla.
tloiial couveiitloii of th" Brotherhood
, of Pmb.m, lu HI. Lmils, Pd lmllar
nssduUon. At Homes teal tber r
hn or twelv hundred non-union mn
at work, and both bio am still firm.
Kat PalUimou, of Crescent City, Ok
lahoma, walked to her lover' horn at
midnight, In her night cloth, wmd
with holgtiii. Mi called him out
nd sliot at him, and then placed Ui
muwsleof tbgun to lier nioutb, mid
pulkd th trigger with her foot. T1j
man was unharmed. Kate wa lJou.
F.vaii and Honing, th California
train reblsjm, returnd to Kvu' nous
last night and attempted to get tlie
stolen treasure. They were discovered,
ami In the fight that followed, 0cr
Beaver, a deputy sheriff, wm killed.
Th outlaw neaped. They will prob.
bly be captured su. One hundred
or more men are after them.
Alexander Cboppell, murderer, of
Pittsburg, P-. ewaqwd form JolL He
wa lHtd hi an ice house, and In en
deavoring to arrest htm, constable
Boyle wss killed and policeman dan
gerously wounded. The officer were
forced to set Are to the building, and
Cbapil shot himself lu preference to
surrendering or burning to death.
Thomas Williams and Maria Llssen-
by, of Jackson, Tenn., elojstd and were
married. A few minute ftr the cr
emouy, th father and a brother of the
girl drove up, armed with Winchester,
am tore the license to pieces, ana by
fort look the girl homo. Thl bap-
lH,iid Friday. To-day old man Ltoson
by wa shot from ambush and killed.
At'unrr 7.
The California train rebbem ore till
t large, ,
Hcttk 10, Portland 4, at Seattle.
Tacoma 4, Hpokane 8, at Tacoma. i
Tho power house of th electric treet
cam at Victoria burned, Lo 200,(X)0.
Home W) uegroe and Italian of
Omng, N. J., engaged In o war
and alsmt tweuty were Injured and one
or two fatally.
At Lu Augelw. Cat., Eva Morton
commltUHi suicide. Hhe w twenty
ycamold and had just graduated from
the stat normal school. Th cause is
unknown.
The Iron mine controlled by the
Wisconsin Central railroad were shut
down, and 2,i men are Idle. The
company aniiouuce that work will not
be resumed till th Homestead strike I
tiled.
Patrick Towd took two ladle to Duti-
khk, N. Y. Oeorg Heath, of Jmc
town, pnstumably an aciualntance,
put bis arm around their neck. Towd
shot Heath dead, then shot aud killed
himself. Both men were drunk.
Tho Amerleau Federation of Labor,
repn,enHng 7t.iO,tM)0 men, will endeavor
by every mean possible to wiu a vlo
tory for the loeked-out workmen at
Homestead. The niemlsjm of the fed
eration will contribute money to sup
port the Iron-worker and will abso
lutely refuse to work on any material
made by the Caruegie company.
At'oinT 8.
The Call furui tralu robber are still
at birge.
A toruado in Mitiiiesota caused a loss
of ll.tXSJ.OtX).
John Howard, of Myrtle Creek, Or.,
was killed by a falling limb.
Owing to the hot winds prevailing In
Kansas, it Is estimated that corn will
only make half crop.
Lieutenant-Colonel Htreator w
unanimously re-elected to hi position
in the Tenth regiment.
At Wilkeabarrc, Pa., some young men
quarreled with a gang of Italians, aud
two of the former party were killed.
Wm. Clark, of Baker City, Or., ws
so badly Injured by accident while
working lu a saw-mill that he will die.
A prominent Pari physician say
the disease which wo thought to be
ctiotera wmen receutiy appeared in
that city, was not cholera at all.
It ts said that tbe Kausas Farmer'
Alliance will furnish the locked-out
men at Homestead with Hour enough
to last them till the trouble with Car
negie I settled.
The nou-uuion men are deserting
the Carnegie company by the whole
sale. One man say that if the non
union men now In the mills were sure
the locked-out men would not mal
treat them, all of those now at work
would quit. Hlnce Saturday evening
over one hundred meu have left the
works. These men say the company
takes great pauis to Impress the Idea
upon the muu that the strikers will
uiako them suffer If they leave the
mills, even if they leave It after having
resigned their positions. Those who
have already quit say the remainder of
the skilled workmen will quit as mwi
as tiiey can earn enough money to like
them home, but that tho Italian aud
Hungarian laborers will remain as long
us the company will feed them. At
tho Duqitcuse mills a minority of the
meu have returned to work,
Apovst 0.
W. J. Hcanlan, the comedian, is lu
ttrably Insane.
Itnius have tnllcn in Kansas and the
com crop Is saved, i
Cholera hns appeared lu Germany,
aud I steadily progressing toward Ber
lin, It 1ms already gamed a foothold
u Moscow, Russia.
James 0. Normllc, judge of the crlnv
iiuil court of St. Ixnils, committed sul
due. An nriicio crittcisiug mm was
published in a St. Louis paper recently
and this so preyed ou bis mind that he
took bis own inc.
ltmSui'kslils lli'i'U.
Mrs. MichealCurtalu, riulufleld, 111.
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled ou her lungs; she
was treated for a mouth by her family
physician, but grew worse. He
told her that she was a hopeless victim
of consumption aud that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist sug
gested Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. She bought a bottle and
to her delight found herself bonented
by llrst doso. She ooutiuuod it use
and after ttiklng ten pottles found her
self sound and well, now does her own
work and Is as well as she ever was.
Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery
at auy drug store, pirge bottles 60o aud
1100.
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the street after 6 o'clock p. m. will be
Impounded. This I positively the last
notice and govern yourselves according
ly. Hlgued,
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CUHK AKD SfcTTLK.
Luther Ground having formed a
partnership with L. B. Fnuier, want
all old account settled by note or cash.
Hardware aud machinery cost money
so dou't fall to come forward and settle
Immediately. 3Wt
fAUM FOB SALE OR BEST.
8. K. Crowley oilers hi form at Oak
GrovB, near Kola, fur sale or rent. Mr.
Crowley can be found at Monmouth,
when not on the farm. iftt-LI
buTinesTIocaIs".
Try the Independence team laundry,
There I now a big mh to Stockton
A Heuklc's for the now goud of all
kinds just arriviug. Come running,
but do n't fall, for we are trying to sup
ply all.
Bend your laundry to the Salem
team laundry. Mr. Goff, driver of the
Salem stage, will take it for you.
Leave orders at the upper livery stable.
them.
Stockton A. Henkle have just closed
an invoice of their immense stock f
goods, and ore receiving new good
every day, which they are selling at
the lowest possible price.
An elegant luster I given to linen at
the Independence steam laundry.
You can not afford to accept second-
close work when this house will give
you the very best at an extremely low
price.
Tlie new stock of shoes, hat, dres
goods, and furnishing goods, now ar
riving at Stockton Henkle's, are tbe
best aud cheapest ever brought to this
market. Call and see our goods and
get prices and see if our statement are
not correct.
If you are at all particular about the
looks of your collars, cutis, and shirts,
you will send them to the Balem steam
laundry, where they will be turned out
with a glossy finish that Is elegance
Itself. Prices very low. Leave orders
at the Balem stage barn.
There 1 no place in Oregon where a
better meal Is served than at the res
taurant of Weataeott A Irwin, 271 Com
mercial street, Balem. Courteous at
tention, a fine meal, aud tlie popular
price of 25 cents, have made this
house the headquarter of everyone
who has occasion to dine in Balem.
A 0001) "BARGAIN.
For sale In West Independence,
eight blocks from main street on Mon
mouth street, four lota, a four-room
cottage, with barn aud other outbuild
ings, partly set to young orchard and
small fruit, This is a good bargain if
taken soon. Inquire at this office.
THE TOMB.
SKELTON. Near Hall' Ferry, In
fant child of Edward and Anna
Skelton, last Saturday. Was burled
in the I. 0. 0. F. cemetery last Mon
day. 8H INN. Tbe infant daughter ofE.
P. Shinn, last Friday, from cholera
Infantum. Burial at the 1. 0. 0. F.
cemetery on Saturday. The child
waa about ten months old.
'Suffer little children "to come unto
me" Is a blessed'oonsnhvtion to parents
when their children are called away.
JONES. James Jones, who lived near
Eola, died of typhoid fever, August
10, 1892, aged about sixty-eight years.
His remains were Interred in the K.
of P. cemetery yesterday, Eev. D. V.
Poling officiating at the funeral ser
vices, Mr. Jout'8 was au old and hlgh-
ly respected citizen of Polk county.
He leave a wife and five children
to
mourn his loss.
FOR SALE.
Kiir s ai js Cheap, new bouse snd four lots
In Munmoutli. will sell all or any part.
Payments on InsUUlment plan.
Address W.
40-U
. Bplllmsn, MouuiouiU.
NOTICE TO Flit EM EN,
Members of Independence Hook and
Ladder Company No. 1 ara requested to
return all property of the company in
their possession to the hall. By order
of the ooiupauy. V. H. Rbi.ly.
Secretary.
FOR SALE.
The undersigned offer at private
sale on tbe Dove Bros, premises, six
milch cows, four yearlings, four two-year-olds,
three horses, and one good
stallion. The above are offered at very
reasonable prices. Inquire of
, 40 St E. P. Dovk, Administrator.