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THE WEEK'S BUDGET. -L . n t , . .. r:. .t l.. What Our Rqnrter hfus ol In h.tiKt tu Our kV'iili'K. ILTVM W UUl rXCdUUN , thk lwu. ash ;;m:rl skwh. KaaeMr) tt Ike kt f Ike Wwk TmwIj tM eaS IUwmI DU)tlriM f ltrt IVmi kw)kc. t'KllMY. Weather (Mlithtful to-day.' J. 8, Cooper left ftr Portland to day, oil bualov. Senator Roger q. Mill, of IVxa, I nut expected to live. It. Hlrehbern weut tu Albany ye terday tu uk lu the row, C. 1I, Hik, ft well-lotto former nt Suver, h In town to-day, Peter Kurre, living with Jim, Hllter bramll now, was la tuwu ta ilny. Newt hmv t hmillutt illiK f"i tli dry tHU of tho lnd.ndtfuw mw uiitl. This yur Iim 1hu uuufth tinwl prvtniM Willi tlw lnU'iiuli'iin) w mill. Iiwu IVlbmllh, th tt'iit i lVrk r' HUUuU Hint (hldtiunitlvr, wim lu tuwu tuday. IwU IKIuilvk, Ui owntr tif tlnHi Miul ftcrui f Uud mtir I'urkvr, wm In tuwu U-dy. MIn Myrtlo Uv,w lio Iim Ihvii vlsli Iti Lottl Holx-risoii lu lurtlitid, n turucd toly. MIK t'tirtorffold, whu llk nimiy othvrt h wiullug to gvt -V fur ho, w lu tuw u tMly, Hve you uotd how V. H. Wluwh htftMHtuilug kUforuittiilo iroHrllou? It k tlie ollumltf dov It. Mm. IWnJiimlu Hrrin, nt Wli lugtou, U very low, ud tiwr U mM to tw uo buw of lur nwivvry. J. A. WhiwWr, tiwimr of IWtl 4 VeiitWtMW-inllt h-r, took tiMlny ' trwlu fur buluttrtp to MvMtnuvilW. D. V. Kkuitwa, of Tftliit Htr MilU, rtorU tmdo blink mid htw Uki u luovcr 20,()0 bunlwk of whwit tbU yr. IWn Hnydvo, th plouwr budoror iVuuHTtwy lu lolk county ,wm In tuwn to-dy looking unuul!y vigorous mid strong. limn Hwly(iiilnr the of Mwt N tlonnl Itnk, has Un sick for the wk, but niu(jvd to gt'i dow u tow n UMlsy. W. II, ftuipbvU A n took the con tnut to-day to rvir ud rebulkl OUvr Wsllt-r's wsldmw l Mon mouth. J. It N. iWll l a on to-day's trln for I'ortlaud, Hpokane, IVuver, mid wie did uot hum how much further FjwI or t-Viuth. l-Vmik Knmiwtt, one of I'olk county's crop of sterling young men, Is teaching the Biiena VUu w hotd, tills U'lug hl second winter. Last night I)r. Ia received ft tele gram statiug that his brother In Juno tiuu tlty was dying, and to-duy went up to Juucliou by team. J. A. Venew has bwu up to the three loKKiuK cmuris ou the Luckiuiuute and reiuruwl to-day. They will soon have 7,tXl,0OO fuel of logs cut. IVe do uot want to Hud fault but If some well-diKd jierwiu would go over the apparatus lu the city ball with dutiug bruotl It would look much better. Samuel W. Wilson, now employed by the Oregon Pottery tbinpany m I'ortlaud, was vlsitmg In Huetia Vlta but week, aud lnwsed dowu on the train to duy. skinner A CVstlouriuit mill is run ning at full wipacliy. Forty live thou' un.l tm.lu'la uf w heat have tx-eu re ceived tills M'tmou, and liio warehouse Is alrout full. As amusements at the opera house have been rather stairce during the paot year, why uot get up a local dramatic society? For further particulars see Fred IJouty. C. A. Whale, who bad an exhibit of mimical Instruments at the county-fulr pavilion, has no complaint to make, as he sold them all nnd has orders for more, Aud still it rained. C. A. Wass, a fellow-student with the editor at Eugene, returned from runticatlng at Ya(uins to his home In Portland. He Is manuger anil part owner of Conlray's theater. Fred Green and wife, formerly Miss Laura Wilson, were In town to day. They are living on Peter Kurre'sfurm south of town aud will have 100 acres In wheat and oats next spring. MIm Ada Judsou and Mrs. Dr. I a were delegates to the Congregational association st Forest Urove, and report a pleasant time among the LiO dele gates. Mr. and Mrs. Poling were there also. Chas. Huntley Is Inicharge of Oliver Webster's farm, north of town, (luring his two months' visit to Michigan. His wife, formerly Anna Htevens, a graduate of the normul school, is teach ing the Oak Point school. Win. Wells, of lluena VisU, the pio neer honirrower of Oregon, Is agent for E. Meeker & Co-lsnd has traveled quite extensively through Oregon aiuljWash- Ineton. He reKrts the quality of Polk county bops, on an average, best In the state. the Robt. Plant, whom many remember us a former resident of Independence, Is now conductor on the Bt. Louis & Suburban Electric street railway, nt. Tuls.atasulary of $80 a month, and baa reealiiedlhis'health. He sutiscrlbcs ft,, ft, Wi.t BiUK at 3058 Evans avenue. For many months the miiHlcal whistle of the water works has blown every morning ut exactly six otjock, aud Mr. Ollmoro lutonns us that peo ple have grown so accustomed to "get ting up" at that time that he bus con cluded to continue the practice of blow- Tl CAP TAL - J ' i iiiiiiftiaag; LAM 6dtim fiwoon. A lboT3lh butin... irainlng school. Endowed I imjruu( k Five Departments: Business, znortnam, iypewrmng,i enm,, ---- School in lewion th sntirs year. Sludonti admitted season 'riiothitiaiid ,Mf ('lmiiiUrlHlit' Colic, ivii" - ihi marrim liciiimly I t..,itiy fr,.m ti. i, that aii I h",v f Uw with th rv,i,i and rvwunm'nd It lo tlielr noittnoom. n-vl eur that the reme dy CWIUtOt he rwolltlUPndod UK) lKlly -NVimW'y Hniead, drtumUt, Newton, low,. For sale by all uitntl elur- dealer. Thvr haaliceti k continued tendency to bowel dlaeaiw (rw (hi annum, wty U. V.flilvoll, drumibd, Wleklim., Ky., "and au ummual demand for Cham herein' cholera aud DUrrluim Remedy, I have M four hoiilcNof U Oil inruiu. Mmis remarkable cure hav Uvn cHlvlcd by 11 ami lu nil mm It Iih iroven llumMtlUl.,' For sulo by nil medicine dealer, , Itead Hludtsy A Vamlnyu's shh'Iu1 clonk Mil. In this liwtai. Clicks, (-bulks, clonks, St H. A V.'s fi.m rv. J, rt. IXhuht Muruwl from iNirt- In ml, J. W. Klrklmid tmk a buslmmi trip to Ikkllns, Irx Hinlth's child Is still quite sick at Montiiouth, 11. lltm-hUrg rvturuiHl from Albsny rttcis to-day . ((hk C llolter, of lsrker's station, was lu towu to day. Mrs. Frank Morris returned to-day from visiting friends si Dllly. John Vvriuui.of Ulckrvnll.atid daugh ter AlUs were lu towu to-day, Mart Bcraftord nsirtsthe farm lands lu the very 11 of condition for sowing gralu. A. 11. Atklus and sou Norval took lu thttextssdtlou at Portlsud, rvturnlug Uwlay. J. I), rVrailiud hss returneil from Fslrhaveu, WsHhlngtou, and Is now at Monmouth. Ywwle S-ars, daughter ot Van Hews, of near lhtlUtou, Is vlkitlng her aunt, Mrs. J. II. Collins, The Infant child of J. A. VeneM here Is very sick, and also that of Coma Wells, of lUu-ua Vista, Wm. Dawwiu, tlie young Port laud attorney ,wme up to-ds and Is vUltlug his mother at Moumouili, The trial of the F.vsugellcal church mailer was iKvbUd lu favor of Uie How man side of the qutMtlon. Coiuplttlut come to thls;omce of wry noisy crowd ou the streets ritiir day itiorutug aUmt three o'clock. 11 IBheltey, of the drug tl nu of lluler A Wielley, Is lu Drain, Oregon, ellllug up busiueas he tin there. W. H. Bteveus aud family ate recent arrivals al independence. He will Ue employed by Prweolt k Vemns. Miss Pickle, ft teacher In thehsletn public schools, will speml Sunday with her eousiu J. W. Duster, of this city. Wm. ltraoilt;ts buck again as brakes iiihu on the Wwt Btdii trstn, and the familiar face of Websier.the conductor, b there agalu. Ales Turnbull, lately of HUiuank, Dakota, will locale lu this county, probably on A ILAtklns's farm, which he will purchase. Wm. Mclidw, an old resident of Huetia VW,Snade bis first call at this office to day, although he has read the paper many years, Mr. Heftlniiiau, living lu North In dependence, brought in some excel leniqiiHllty of horse radish to this oftlce, and It Is full stn-ugth. II. K. Wili-ox, lately of Huetia Vlta, where he resided for fourteen years, Ims rented the Mattncy house and will ,,rk In the I tidetielidelice saw-lilills. Misses Jane and liertha MclHinlel, graduates of the normal selnsil, passed throuirhou to day's train south, aud will sis-ud the whiter in U Angeles. W. M. Hierllng, from near Corvallls, b rented J. S Cooiier's fnrui there and will keep powted on the movements of i,i. rrU.mls bore liV ris-eiviuir uie Wwr Hi hk each week. Aiinounwmeut cards have Iwen re wlvi-d of the nmrniige of Jacob L, Mitchell, of Baleiu.a rustling real-estate dealer.to Miss Anna Bchutt.the 21st uJl. The Wwr StoK extends congrutulu- Hons. At the Portland exposition steel box. near the imslel of the battle ship Orctfoll, Is intended lor sunsi:ripuoiis to a fund to tiurcbiise a testimonial from Oregon for the houor lu having the great ship so mimed. "We expect the state of Oreiron to attend the chrls- ti.nl. 11 of the Oregon," writes Irving M. Hcott. of the Union Iron Worn, Han Frauciseo,"uud to do something ou itnown account. All slii have ro- ...-ivl somelhlnii In honor of having been named after some particular place, aud we know that the state of Oregon will not allow itself to lie an exception to the rule In this mutter." On to Mrs. E. Wilinulllf you want anything in the line or mimncry us she Las a full line of very beautiful bonnet and hat. Jtemomber she has moved to her old place; third Uir south of the First National bank. "I would rather trust that medicine than any doctor I know of," says Mrs. Hattlo Mason, or Chilton, carter a tl county, Mo., in speiiKing oi v-iram- bcrlain's Collo, Cholera anil Diarrno-a itemedv. Thl medicine can always be denended upon, even In the most severe and dungeroiis cnsi, not ti ior Hi nnd AO cent eblldren and adults. bottles rorsale by nil medicine dcnlcrs. Mis Maciiuiay kindly Invites the 1...11.U. . at, her milllucrv parlors Buturday, and '(' It pretty d splay of fall millinery. Hw will have licr tlnul ..,i..i.,r' ,i!iiiiiii ilurlinr the week or the fair. All ure cordlully Invited to i ih.m ure no oh ect to MImm Macauiuv. for she endeavors to please her customers. PALI-AS lMUNti. Circuit court convenes Thiirsduy for trial of the Hcntley-HlrHchberg cuse. A klndcrirnrtcn school Is In prowss hun bv Miss Creasy, of ....'v. - - Portland. Mrs. Chas Dislcnhoir, whose bus. band formerly ran the Dallas meat market, died the other day In Califor nia, whither her mother bad recently by the bimlnsu and prolofttlonai men oi auwm. - - 7-.ll al any llmo. CalaloKUS, In It, kit hough the Irrigation I over. i tttiiKi to visit her. Hhswssa daughter of Mr, mitt Mr. L. U. Klmsey, Al Lewis, who Milt) liU lnUret In tin 1 aw Un barber shp to Wilt Logan, or McMtuiivlll, Iim gone to riateiu tu rvaldu. County Clerk Mutkey granted a mar. rlnge license Hatiinlsy to M sis Kmnift Tlmrp aud Will J. Hteel, of Huver, tleorge Tlmrp acted as witness, Mnrtlu Kiel announced his Intention h,or Clerk Mulkcy, Batunlsy,of lie coming a cltlseu of America and Ur swearing the Herman emperor forever. Sidney Misire and Mrs, Olivia V. Johnson were yesterday married by Dev. J. W. Craig, of the Hotith Metho dist church, at the lndeMndciice hotel, atHo'clik'k. The late Dallas cuufeetlniier, Win, PMtnr, gathered up his worldly gissls Knturdny and with his wife and baby departed for his future home hi Allmiiy, He lately sold nut here to M. l'.llls. It, M, Wad At Si, have Just received a large slock of guns from the Kt. Forty (ous tlrsMMH Ulml hay for sale by 0. P. Wells, three mile south of Independence. 4t-4t tluusof all varletle at It. M. Wade A (Vs. Also a big supply of sin munition Just arrived. Fresh llsli every Tuesday mid Friday Ice every day at 1 eeiils, I), II, llnyd stou, opHilte EstM's gnsvry, Bt, Patrick's Pills. They srs the best physic. They also rcKUlsle Uia liver snd Uiwels, Try them, 1 cents sr box , Chaintierhitn' CoukIi Kemedy, famous for Its cures of bad colds and ss a reventlve aud cure lor croup, AO Cents er Isittle. It. M. Wade A Co, continue to Iw large (hitlers In stoves. Parlies from tins vleUilty attcndluii the uieehaulc's fair at Portland, will find ptcHsun! and nicely furnished risitus and IsMtrd at 2A Fifth street, two blis'ks south of the iswt office, Mrs. James tillsMui, formerly of lude- is'lideuee, Is hisites. lUtesfl.&l aud ll.Msrday Sl'MIIAV. We depend upon our friend to fur nish us uew for this column, Will ministers please not abbreviate unmesuf societies, lu their reports to this paper? There will be no service at the Haptisl church Buuday, a the ulor will l absent. There ill be uossrviotm in the Hsptisi oh u rob next Bundsy on account of b seuc of lb ptur. IUv, 0 P Biulth, of Portlaud, will (resell id the Chrislisu church Dxt Bun- day, moruiug sud eveuiug. Hev.J. A.Townscnd will preach next Buuday, morning aud evening, lu the Presbyterlaii church. Buuday sclusil at I J in. Prsyer meeting Wed neuy evening at Tutu. Bervice next Bnndsy, morning aud eveuing, st Hi Cungreuatiousl chureli bj the pastor, 1 V Poling. lu lb sveuing. partioulsrty for young men. Prof. Kut oer, of Curvalli, will prem-li Muudsy, Tnesdsy, sud Wedumidsy eveulugs. Home of the reports received for this wilumii are in the form of standing nolicrs. We waul church uews or the current work or unite at all. It Is a matter of uews to know what wss done In the churches the past Buuday, sud an mill nee men Is of ones to come. Itev. D. T. Bommervttle, of the M, Ik. church at-Dnllus, held services morn ing and eveulfig. Comiiiuuloii service iu the moruiug. Buuday sclusil well atteuded. Young people' meeting lu evening. Iter. John Osboru, of Mou mouth, ssslsted In evening service. At the Hnptlst church of this city, Baturdav afternoon at 2. p. ni was held a pmlltable meeting, and baptia mal serviwu. Itev. A. J. Hunsaker conducted services moruiug aud even ing or to-day. At the moruiug service the hand uf fellowship w ss extended to newly received memltera. Buuday school held ts-fore moruuig services, ('oiiiimiiiliiii service lu the rooming. Itev. 1). V. Poling held service In the Congregational church here hi the evenluir oulv. Communion services were held, and one addition received to the church niemliershlp. The Young People's Christlau F.udenvor meeting In the evening, conducted hy rror. HltcbwK'k. was very IntercHtlng. The evening discourse was ou "Kcspoiisl blllty." Excellent music and anitteu tive nudieiii-e. Rev. A. 8. Copley held setvioe in Hie Evangelical otiurcu last Sunday. Rev. I 11 Fisher will preach there ou Friiiny evening. Itellglous services also Biitur dv sud Bunilsy, morning snd evening. The Lord's .urnier will lie administered in the morning. Habbstb school st8p. n. Tbs Sabbath sohisil has been organ- mad with Prof. Gets, of Monmouth, the superintendent. ( buiiiberlalii's Pain Hulm. general fumlly liniment and estH!lally valuable: for rheumatism, sprains, burns aud rrost bites, BO cent er bottle. The snow-white fleece of.Mftry'a lamb .i i. ,.t,i..r,l the verv onnoslte of Whiteness If compared to the llncu from the Iiideiioudcnoc steam laundry. Chiunlierlalu's Eye mid Bkln Oint ment for tetter, salt-rheum, scnldhead, eczema, piles and chronic sore eyes. 26 cents per box. For sule by all medicine dealer. Miss Macuiilay has a very competent assistant this season, In the person of Miss Itcrnell, of Portlund. Her busi ness has so Increased, that she is unable to attend to the demands longer alone. Dr. E.O. Young, veterinary aurgeou and dentist, late of Nowlierg, lias lo cated permanently in luoopeiiunii, The doctor comes nigniy recuniuiuiiucu. Illsofllce Is over the Independence Nutlonal bunk. MONDAY. Win Nesmith, of Itlckreall, was lu town to day. J. Rohan non took a business trip to Portlund to-day. W. W. Perclvnl returned to-day from the Allmny rucos. t ir Collins Is reahlmrllmr his resi dence In Tnlniage. L. H. Fraxlcr, of MiKJoy, was doing business here to-duy. I.C. Itlchardson, r McCoy, was In towu on business to-day. J.lli, Coutu, the leading nicrchuut of Itucnu Vista, was lu town to-duy. Felix Noel, the Hour-mill proprietor of Dallas, was In towu on business. An elegant purapliernaiia ior me orgUnlzed order of Ited Men ar- rived her by txpre from Pblladel- phis to-duy, The child of T. Graves, at Monmouth, sceldKiitally broke Its arm Baturday. Hoi Btuiup attended the meeting of directors of lbs fair ftssoclfttlou Uwlsy. Mark Hurch, of Ulckrvall, atteuded the fair directors' meeting here to-day. Misses Mary and Nellie Kramer left to-day to visit Qrandfather Itlchardson at Hillshuro, IraBmlth, of Monmouth, attended the directors' inoellug of the fair asMNtl alloii today. (leorgeHteele ami wife, of near Hu ver, went to Portland to-day to attend the XhmIHoii, Andy Wilson oommeiiiwd driving piling to-day on the large drying sheds oftheludcptmdeuuesaw mills. Mrs. Dr. Eston, of Portland, spent Bundsy with her patents, Mr. mid Mrs. J. It. CiHHr, returulug bom to-day, J. Ikuiley and wire, of Alrlle, were In town to-day aud made a call st thl oflliw on business aud Investigation combined. I.O, Davidson, a capitalist of Port land, was In Monmouth to-day ou bus Iocs, returulug ou the afleruooii train for Portland. Cooper A Hloper flulsbed boring the SSI-foot well on the fair grounds, and ilie water came to within twenty feet of the surface, At 4:!M this afternoon the corner stone of the uew Evangelical church at Moiiuiimth was laid with appro priate ceremonies. Ira Miller, of Yaqulua City, where he Is engaged lu the marble busluca, was In towu to-day visiting his daugh ter, Mrs. Whlteakor. J. A. Vencss waa appointed last Tuesday, by the council, to succeed James tlllisou as councilman In the second ward of this city. Wm. Patterson, Wm. Kelley, aud E K. Krengle, relumed from Ibeir trip lo Portland to-dsy, where they purchased spiwrstus for the Are departnieiit. Ou Mr. Loughary's farm on the Luck lam ate, her sons gathered twenty- aeveu bushels of plums last week from one tree, and sold them fur one dollar a bushel. s Dr. T, J. Lee, of this city, was a fellow-atudent lu the Missouri Medical College,, In 1711, with the celebrated Dr. Crouln who was murdered In Chicago, There Is not ft vacant house In In- dcudeuce. In Portland there are huiidreds and lu Hound eltle several huudivds aud lu Han Francisco thou sands. Dee the iNilut? To day H. Christian traded ihs Chris tlau Hotel, near the depot, to David Clodfelter for his one-third lutervst In the Talitmge flour mill, aud will assist In the matisgvmeut of the mill. J. W, Ionsrd, lately IWIng at Crowley, hss puadiased teu acres of laud adjoining Joe Craven's farm uer this city aud will Engage lu raising of chickens aud other fowl! for market. Lymau Damon and wife, aooompa nled by Mr. and Mrs. Corb. of Bllve ten, their guest, too In a good part or the county today, lie bind Mr Damou's fast trotters, which delighted his visitors. Last Friday John Murphy atttnipl- ed to drive uu the ferry boat, while It wss not tied, and the fmut wheels striking Uie apron, he was thrown out or the hsck and now wears a badly bruised race. Kwong Tal, a rich Chluwto merchant of Portland, Geo Hun, a mcrchsut of Hslein, aud Bum Joe, who operates hup yard ou Wm. Holme' place, on the Hall's ferry road, were here to-day visiting Dee Wall, the washerman, The directors uf the fair association met this afternoon In J. W. Klrklaiid's office aud levied a butt assessment on the toek. It was diH'JiUxl to ask for more sulsKirlplious to the stock, aud lo have a meeting the latter part or next June, The people or The Dalles will give the members or the Oregon Press Associa tion a royal reception at the meeting uf the press.commeiicliig to-morrow. A grand banquet will be served at the Cius-ade lock In houor of the visitors. BherihT Wells aud wife, ol Dallas, were in town to-day. He report only four prisouers lu the county jail. Two are awaiting trial for stealing harness from H. Hurcb.or Dixie, and I wo others for removing a trunk from the hotel at Independence. The "Yellow Tea" party given at4 Monmouth Baturday evening, by the Y. P. B. C. E., was quite well attend ed. Various aniusenieniN wereinuuigeu lu, after which a bounteous supper was served. The tea was a success socially financially. 11. Hlrschberg Is sending through the mall, printed blanks, asking all persons having Wends or relative in ; the I. O. O. r. aunctery of tins city, ru tM MnuM ",' " ,n" ; complete record may ue preserveo oi all poi-Nous resting lu the cemetery. . Mnry Jacob, who was raised by J. B. Coutu.of HuenaVlsta,dlcd ou the 20th of Beptember, from malarial fever. Bhe was aged seventeen, and was buried on her birthday, In the Odd Fellow's oemetcry at Ruena Vista. Bhe was loved by all, and her death causes a serious loss to the community, W. W. Fawk, ofEola, while driving a single horse and buggy, had ft narrow escuiw as the morning train came In this morning. The hoise became frightened and ran under the porch of the Little Palace hotel, taking out one of the posts, but doing no other dam age. It was a close call for ft runaway. Potato Backs. Five thousand po tato sucks for sale. Inquire of Marsh Morwln, Italian llciInK". Enoch ' Cooiier bos moved from Dulluh to his Wlieiillund furm. J. W. Cridur has gone on a business trip to Eugene, to be gone a few weeks. Petition filed for the appointment of airuurdian for William IllitiKsworth, a minor. ' Mrs. B, Coad, of tills city, has heeu very 111 for several days, but Is uow convalescing. Win. Wann estate, W. E. Waun administrator, petition for final; set for November ll. In the matter of the gimrdlanshlp or Edna P, Miller, Mrs. E. M, BwarU Continued ou seuond page THE POLK COUNTY FAIR' List of the Premiums Awarded ."" and Paid. ONLY A TWO IUTN l'ROUKAMMK. kit Ik AasfflsIlM kts rl Knrt kill fn-fUf sal Iks PsklU kts latsllrlt lsi. The heavy rains of week before last cams Just at the time of the Polk County District Fair hero, mid as s consequence the Jnst three day were s (Himplete failure. Thl the public know was no fault of the anwsilatlun, and yet It euUlled heavy loss Indl reclly on the stiK'khoiders. The asso ciation has exeuded over H,000 In purchasing lands, erecting buildings, digging wells, ami building ft race track, and naturally the stockholder expected some return for the money Invested. The total receipt were ll.OWl, aud the outlay for purses, 1 1, t)'J5; for premtums,over IIM), sud other expenses 176, so that there I a deficit of alsiut IIM, In spite uf those discourage ments every purse, every premium, aud every hill, la being paid. This course ou the part of the association places It on a ltrm financial standing with the public, aud al future meeting the re sult will tie seen lu a htrger premium exhibit and the entry or Justus fine Hue or rust horses as this year. While fluanclally this year the fair waa not s success, the sterling integrity of the members or the association insure the coming meetings larger attendance, Bvorelary J. M. Vauduyn b fur ulshed the following list of premiums awarded: IIIVISIOH A. CIsju I.- farm PruUtieis, Ilnal imuniru, 1st Hi. .-A. llsrluian, ,(' fcu; wliMl, " M silly Usrllu, t I'lsaa HsImhI bo. Ilt Willi. UMiis, ll I'm.... A. Hilias4i, ll.ui uivisii, a. Class l.-Hur (u Ism Uisu I Um.) Ilmt wiiiel bullor, Ul I'rs. J, H, I'srSsr, ltimel. buliT-'JU A!UsUullr, t HIVIIIUM C . (?lss l.-llnws Msuutseturtxl Wwilsns. Hssrarmt. Il I'r..... Mnmils lliill. I.U) IU esrpsl, sd I'r MrtM, ItlelisriU, Uivisius B. (1ms l.-lkuiMll Kn-wy. UUl. eanited Irull, Ul I'm, Mrs-1. Psmon, td " Mssl Huiior, IM.,,I Inlllaa lit " ...Mr. N. (loll. I.UI I.UU I.UI tai isii.s, " " -l. K. Ilsiawlii, tie tu) iw too IxmTesk. " . Mm, w. (n, tiuu ri.ini urMii, im i r. mssiiis Huh rUlti brood, (girl unUnr tisiwin 1st rra..-Mi iMsusun, mvisio . Class ,Ktnhnilltri m eisoaoiver, s I'rs, in.ll Aioise.inr, in t.m ftnlsutiln, " " -Mi" us ni in. m IWIHW rF.w, tnsss It. llrsliUiii. sin. Ptlluw sbiuu, (oulllus illelO ii rn,.. 14,111 nut, Ul I'rs, Mrs, N. ((..IT, 2,1 " Alliw mitlsr. I LOi fsurjr pmn, Milk p'u-t w rs.tpisloi m l'r,.lrs.Fi.mn, .oo i- m lii.-nsna srwiii, Mrs. . J.'WbYiMksr; tun (VUloa tsilebwork. !! Ir., mollis, on. 2.W Hnluullt " Isll'w sirs. it. miiuu, j.m Uu.k.suisl"', " MrsJ.llllil'br'iKt, l.iu IV -Croohtillns. PiMBllsessollsr, Ul Pre, Mrs. H. Atkins, tto lA.-t. 'id erooiluiu, Mrs, J. W. lloslw, UU iiivisio . , l-lus I -for ktlssnl DlldvrHUUx-D. Urnk, UlHrt, Jsssis Ismiiou, tm Lu . W " ..Miss.UM.llii.m, I.U) IKVIsluS O, Clus t,-rrulU. Klv vsrl'U pplss, Ul I'rs ..It.M.Thsrp, - .W.J.W lili'sk'r, T.. s uMirs. " " ,lr Hiii I III. Urt Uire " -It l. (i.iwr, 4.D0 mvuiu H. Iim I. VntslsblM. Uni'sl.b'slsibib.UII'r.., T.U.Iisrlm'u, Tbn wi w i i.i"' l '. e niuS innl, B . Isl I'r... ,. II. M.AUiUis, IU0 Tbrss bl niuskmTns, t I'r r i. II i no Hl'iilbvslumiaiTM V'K..'.T, II. I'srksr, iu Mis " " Vd I'r Mra.J.lllld'lirsuil, l.iu Um nOilstss, Ul Pr... T.UIIsriurn, I in ri bnl .UiuiU, " " J.A.Urli.l.v, ,ie ' puiiik'bs 1. , -V Hl"',, ft Urmsl stiussh, " " J..UMiv. Alt" Hot! pwk uiisiaa, u.. liisrp, ti DIVISIUN J, Clsss l.-Workf Art suit rsiidjr Work. Hsal pormlsln palatini, Ul Hr Anns Mc.Nsrjf, ll lUsl Isllllsrattw UslllUUI, Ul I'r Ml, las Alio IllllUr, tin Pslntliis on mini. Ul I'r Anns M. Nary 4.10 UsmtMitlli Uplsy ursyon work. Ul I'r . ' Kiions UtsiullUll, (.ill Kkj inns. James It Bhepiiard la about throtiuh drying hi prune crop. Miss Fanny Maun Is teaching ft suc cessful school nt this place. Mr. aud Mrs. John Clark, of Dallas, Bundayed with the old folks. Ira Hurley has dried six hundred bushels or his prunes on his uew dryer, Mrs. B. B. Glmblc Is visiting with her mother aud sisters at Portland, this week. Mr Ashlev White and wife, or Bs- lem, attended the fuuerai of Mis Cav itt last Buuday. Hubbard A Harris, the Lincoln hop raisers, are hauling their hop to Keyi s warehouse at Perrydalo. Fred Locklev Br. ofBalem, spent the ftire part or this week visiting friends and relatives at this place. V. A. Pike and family started for the sea shore at Tillamook last Thurs day, to be gone two weeks. Ix'wls Penrose Is raising tobacco on the Jury place. It Is ss line as any we ever saw raised In Virginia. J. I). Walling finished threshing his wheat last Friday, It being the lost lu Bpnng Valley or the crop or muz. 0. H. Crawford and family returned Inut. Hiimlav even nir. from a visit to Prof. W. J. Crawford and family, or Albany. John P. Robertson, ol Biilem, spoRe here last Wednesday evening, to a small crowd. The third party is not very numerous here. O. Ureen, of Llnoohi, had the misfor tune to be thrown from a loud t'f fence rails lust Baturday, and the small bone of his wrist waa broken. Mis Baruh A. Cavltt died at her home In this place last Baturday, Bhe WUS Rll estimable and rctlncd young ludy, and was h graduate of the uor mul school ut Monmouth. Bhe was laid to rest. In the oemetcry at this place last Buuday afternoon. Peculiar la Combination, proportion snd Free ( prspsraUon, Hood's aanapsrllLk post Hi lull euratlT vslas of tli best known remedies of th rentable kingdom. Peculiar in treni th and economy Hsod" larupsrllla Is tbs only medloln ol which tan truly b said, "100 dote on dolUf." Other medlelnes require larger do, and do not produc M food reeulU ft flood' Saraparllla Peculiar In Its medicinal merit, Hood's BarnparUU acoumptlihei ourei hitherto un known, and has won tb UU ol " Th great it blood purlnar erer dltoorered." Peculiar In Its "good suns st horn" there la more ol Hood'i Baraapsrlll sold la Lowell, where It Is made, than of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar In Its phenomenal record of sal abroad, no other preparation has attained luch popularity In-io abort time. It , I Peculiar te Itself. Peculiar In th originality snd sffootlvo neii ol Its adrertltlng, tta methods ar con tinually being copied by competitor. Peculiar In the way It wins th people's onfldeuce, on bottle alwayi nils another. Hood's Sarsaparllla BoldbydramliU. 1 1 tli for SI. mpandonly by 0. L HOOD ft 00., Apothecaries, LnrtU, Haas. 100 Dose Ono Dollar A NAD AM IDENT. M insfttrssf, Imss ftu Wsrkls I Ik l- isfvsiUsN Sss.ftllL Usm Mb i rissftr. Lftit Wedussdsy an accidsnt oeeitrred to Prssoutt A Veness's saw mill. AH Arm strong, who bad been working duly two days in tb mill, attempted lo regulate screw on ou of the plsnsr beads, while it was iu motiun, aud almost bfur bs knew what nsd happened be was minus Ins left band. Tb swiftly revolving kniTH ohnppl bt band to pise, sud when be withdrew his arm be saw s olesuly out stump as fsr at tb wrist. Tusuilll wss slopped aud all bseds hastened to assist btm. 11 wss hurriedly takes to Dr. Kstebnm's offie sod baud applied to slop tb flow of blood. The mangled peioea of bis band wr collected aud a ourious crowd gssed liudderlugly at them. Dr. Butlsr wss oslled in to assist, and tb arm was amputated just sbovs tb wrist, sod Art is now resting (uit eomforUbly at tb bom of Caleb Riahsrilsoa. This young man Is peculiarly uufortunsts, a ouly a year or so sgo b UM finger in a s mill st Kail City.oo tb right bsud, sud now lis bs lost all of bw Ivft band. (Is I a bard -working aud deserving young man, and waa energelio in tb dis charge of bis dutle. II bss tb sym- pstby of this eotumuiiity aud deserve mure than words of help in bis aftlloliou. so a a.i, mrries. J. W. Dwon, or Portlsnd, was vis iting lu chapel Monday moruiug. The senior class number about sixty; the commercial class, twenty eight. Miss Ayers, of Dakota, who was to take charge or the vis-al muslo depart ment, has uot yet arrived. The sclusil opoiied the HOthofBrp- tem!r, with au eiirollmetit of 247. It hna iiow reached the 800 mark. A few of thestudenu have been ab sent uu account of sick lies, but Oo serlou twse have Imjoo reported. A corMMK)iidince class wss organ- ixtfd Mouduy. A large numls r reported s correstsinduut to the dltfurent psjiers of the state. A singing class wss organised last Wednesday evening by Professor Pow- ell It will meet regularly every Tues day and Thursday eveulngs at 6:15 p, m. Among the new features or the school this year, I the "uustcl school depart meut." Members or the senior class will take charge or the kindergarten work, under the suier vision of Profe nrOel. The Oilk'ge Young Men' Christian Association aud the Young Women's Christian Association held their first regular meeting, Buuday, October 3d, with a good attendance and niucli In terest manifested. They met in the publlcHM'lKMil building; however, the young men' association will hereafter bs held In the Christian church. Oik USOVX ITCIS. Th farmer are ruahlng lu their fail grain this nice weather. The public school here Is progressing nicely in charge or Henry Hutler, r Dallas. There are now twenty-four scholars enrolled, and quite a number more will attend as soon as the fall work Is done. Hon. It P. Boise, master, and W, E. Hayes, lecturer, or the state grange, slopped with J. C. WLite Friday night, while on their way to Ball Creek, where they will speak on the current topics in me oay The community was much grieved by the death of Mis Bu rah Cavltt, last Baturday eveulugXhe was an estimable younit lady, a consistent Christian, and was dearly la-loved by all who knew her. They laid her to rest st Zens cemetery, in Uie presence or ft largo concourse or sorrowing friends. William I-eonartl has moved from hereto IudeHiidenoe. We are sorry to hate Mr. Ionard, as he was much nrlned as a nelirhhnr. We wish blm success In his new home. FaRKKkV ITKJIM. Charle Kennedy aud family are mak ing Parker's their temporary home, A rough estimate of the wheat housed st Parker's will reach 80,000 bushels. William Kerr, the "snap" photogra pher, has been seeing Portlaud through his camera for the last ten days. Dsn Atkinson rcturued from the me tropolis last week, with a flushed face aud a raised pulse. Bald lie enjoyed himself Immensely. Fuuiiu's new hop house, 84x24x00 In sl, ccstliiK f 1,500, Is an ornament to the city and a promoter of buclne, be ing the finest of Its kind in the county Lewis Hehnlck Is having au addi tion bulb ou to the south end or his warehouse, 82x40x24. The building will lie covered with Iron. Chas. Ken nedy Is the contractor. Edwin Gaar, formerly residing at Huver, has taken possession of Fuiua's farm. Ooorge C. Roller, tbo former manager, has moved up w one oi mo McElniurry farms lu Oak View, wblcb be has bought. I.IMlt lllrl'a Kaprrlesra Is Llnktkossr, Mr. ami Mrs. Loreu Trwsoott are keeers of thetlov. Lighthouse at Band Reach, Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, four yoars old. Last April she was taken down with measles, followed with ft dreadful cough and turuimr Into a fever. Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her, but In vain she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere "handful of bones. Tbcu she tried Dr. Klnir's New Discovery and after the u of two and a half bottles was completely cured. They say Dr. Klnir's New Discovery Is worth Its weight lu gold, yaj you may got a trial bottle free at auy drug store. Ryron Rarlow Co., of Tacoma, Washington, have been awarded the contract for the building of the Port Orchard dry dock at a cost or wi, 4115. nucklsn'a Amies Halve. The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, eiiHnpea nanus, ouiioiaius, corns, and nil skin eruptions, aim posi tively cures piles, or uo pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per box. For sale by any drug- M- ..... Will Hulld A Steamboat. M. E. Hendrlck.of Wheiitland, Is thinking of building a boat next sum mer to be lined for the special purpose of ciirrvimr rruit. The boat is to ue run on the Willamette river and transport rmlt from his and many other larire orchards near Wheatland, to the caii- 1 nerles at Buluin, Wblrk StmsiUd lh Bs.IT "1 am afraid you think 1 am getting np In ysars," said Mia May Trn play hilly to (.'bully a they sat looking at tb flickering log in tb grate, . "Nut m ,11," Mi( Cholly gallantly. "Yuu'r not so old a yon look. 1 mean," b eddsd, correcting himself, "you look grt dJ younger than yon ar." Boston Globs. Ik Wm urrlM. "Hs prupossd to yo last nlghtr "Us did wlills w were out walking." "Well, I'll never believ bit of go slp that I bear again iu thl town." 'Wbynutr ".Why, thy said h would b very oaiwful In making ftcholueand so awful hard man to plessu." Cupu t!xl Item. Th tirsitl Ubslarla. Perdita-Well, Jack aud 1 are te be utrried at last, and w ar o happy. Penelope Did yon snd Jack have moch trouble getting your father' con sent? Perditft Mo, but papa audi had an awful lot of trouble getting Jack con sent. Truth. , Alto th Third Day. Bus J net think, girls, I cam over in tb steamer with three llv birds, and tby war all ingt Th U1rl (In clioriu) Oh, bow lovely! And wasn't on of theiu ven Migkged? Bbe-Not until th thud dy out.- N.w York Herald, Csa a Fsllsw Tsks Too MsayT "Just on kiss before w part. Yuu will not refus ui." Just ouef' "Yos." 'Very well, but don't take too uisny." Nw York Pros. , f slash!. "Ahl If I were only that ring oo your Angnrr !gud young Mr. Bnilg gin. Ye," replied the fair girl. "If you wor you'd b worth $.Vio.B Washing ton Btar. Os th rno. Watt Ar yon an optimist or a pe- imutr Pott Dunne. 1 haven't heard from th race yt. Indlsiispulis Journal. BUSINESS LOCALS. Wheeler's 1 the place to buy school book. P. C. Patterson, the popular con fee' tinner. Ruyyour school book or W. II. Wheeler. A roll line or school books and school supplies at Wheeler's. For the most choice confectionery, go to P, C. Psttersou's. There is a benitlful Hue of children's bats at Miss Mwrtiulay'a. Call on Miss Miicnulnv and price her hate before going lsew here. Biieclal rates for fuinlly washings at the Independence steam laundry. P. C. Patterson has lust received big supply of fresh candies of all kinds. We make a specialty of school bwks and school supplies. W. H. Wheeler. Parties In need or sclusil books wilt do well In call at Wheeler's book store. Candle, nuts, oranire. lemons, ba nanas, grape, cigars aud tobacco at P. C. Patterson's. Try Btronir's restaurant, Westacott A Irwin, proniictors, when In Baleni. Meals, first clans lu every way, 25 cent. You will be sure to rind umonir Mies Macaulay's larnC Reluct Ion or millinery, just what you vyuh at your own price. Do u't roriret to eo to Miss Macaulay's for your fall anAJschuot huts, fi she will be able to give you just what you UTBIll. ' There are laundries and laundries, but when you want your linen done ui) lu first-class order, send It to the lndcpeudetioe steum lauudry. Bend your lauudry to the Biilem steam laundry. Mr. Oott', driver of the Balem stage, will tnke it for you. Ieave orders at the upis-r livery stable. them. Iu the Bprlng the Young mau's fancy Llirhtly turus to tlioiiifhts of love," Rut the 1(1 rls will fiirlit shy of those youths who fad to take their llueu to the independence steam in u miry. If vou are at all narticular about the looks or your coiiurw, cuim, nnu smns, vou wit send them to tnc naicm sieiini laundry, where they will be turned out with a irloesv fluish Unit is eleirnnce Itself. Prices very low. Leave orders at the Bnlcm stage barn. There Is no place In Oregon w here better meal Is served than nt the res taurant of Westacott & Irwin, 271 Com mercial street. Bnlcm. Courteous at tention, a tine uicnl, and tnc popular price of !!" cents, have made this house the headquarters of everyone who has occasion to dine lu htileui. Oa Ike Way to Paradlne. Let us hop that the people who ha bltually disregard their health will reach that desirable place, and avoid the locality which Is less desirable as au eternal residence on aeeouut of the heat audsurroundlnusirencnilly. Rut while we tarry In this vulo of tears, why should we voluntarily endure the tortures of dysiwpsla wheu a systematic use of Hos- tetter's Stomach Hitters w 111 rid us uf the atrocious malady whloh-uuless physicians are very much at fault- tends to shorten the term of our exist eucc. Heartburn, biliousness, consti pation, almost always accompany this complaint and are symptomatic of It. These are all extinguished by the Bib ters, which also connuers completely malaria, rheumatism, nervousness, and debility. Blnce the appearance of "la srlppe" It huashownasingulurmustery over this formidable complaint that has curried oil' so msny of our brightest and best. THK K A I It Hss had a prosperous trade durlug the past summer, and opetis up the full trade with ft large stock of ladles1 and gents' furnishing goods, latest styles, and bedrock prices. I have a full line or ladles', children's and genis' under wear, ramrlnn from fifty cents up. Also a ten-cent counter has been added with many new attractions. Don't fall to nee the many novelties on the tlve-ceut counter. Also a small line of toys and dolls for the little folks. Come, see, and be convinced that you can get more at The Fair Tor a dollar than auy other nlace In town, Second door south of the First National Rank. Geo. W. Ueed, Propr. QSPRICE! KW0 Used in Millions of THE BEST APERIENT In modern pharmacy Is, undoubted ly, Ayer's Cathartic Mil. Except In extreme cases, "physicians have abandoned the use of drastic purga tives, and recommend a milder, but no less effective medicine, The favo rite I Ayr' Pilli, the superior medicinal virtues of which have Isfcn certified to under the official uals of slate chemists, as well u by hosts of eminent doctors and pharmacists. No other pill so well supplies the demand of the general public for a safe, certain, and agree able family medicine. "Aysr'a I'llli are the beat msdlcln I eer uamt ; and In my Judgment no better genersl remedy was - Ever Devised I liv naed them In my family and caused tiii ia to bs uaed among my frlanda and em Jiluyea for more Uisa twenty years. To my cm un knosfledne many cases oi the follow Injt eoniilsliita have urea eompli-tely and iwriiuun-ntly cured by llio uie of Ayer'a rills nli.no: Third day dillH, dumb ague, bilious fever, tick headathe, rlieunMllam, flui, dys psptla, iMiitlpilii, and hard eold. I know that moderate line of Ayer'a fills, eonUn ned for a few diiyt or weeki, ai the nauire of the complaint n-qulrrd, would be fouud an alMwIute euro for lh disorder ! hate named isv."-J, O. Wilson, Contractor and tlullder, Sulphur 8(irliiga, Teiat. " For eight yeari I wa afflicted with son tlimilon, whlrh st laat became ao bad that Cie doetort eould do uo mure for m. Then I began to take . ; Ayer's Pills snd soon the bnweti reeorrred their natural and reiiuliir aetlim, to that now I am la ex-e-'.leiit heslUi."-Win. H. UeLsucett, Dorset, Oiuirlo. "Ayer'a Pllla are the beet eathartlfl I ever uwd In my practice." J, T. Bparki, It, p., Veddo, lud. rsirARio r Dr. J. C. AYER & CO, Lowell, Km. Bold by all DruggltU and Daalm la Ht-UtSm, 111 'EX 4 riMTA ITkHS. J. A. Vcness has recently Improved his property here by the erection of a new burn. MUs N'ol.i Rcvens, of Salem, made a flying vlult home one day lust week. Mr. Williams aud wife, Mr. Jeter and wife, l!cv, Vulentltio, Mrs. Curtz, and Aiin Prut her, have gone to attend the expoKitlou ut Portlaud. Mr. Wil liam aud wife will also viait friends and rclutives on the Bound befor returulug. J. 15. Ktuiiip, whose farm is two and a bulf miles uortlicaat of Lcrc, bad the misfortune to lose twb'ftne colls by be ing ml red iu a ditch ou the farm of Mr. Tiiarp. School opened last Monday with Mr. Frank Knimett again In charge, aud MIns Floreuce Alexander as awtisUiut. IUv. Arnold, our uew Methodist uiiiilater, preached his tlrxt sermon here Huuday eveuiuii to a crowded bouse. SOTHE. All persous kuowlug tlicnisclvcs in debted to t he firm of Reamer & Craven, will plt-ane call aud settle at once, as we need tho money, Hbamek A Ckavk.n. ItMlatloa lk I r Kotloe Is hereby given that tla-oo part nership heretofore existing between A, C. Reaiuer and V. If. Craven, uuder the lirni name of Jietuuer A Craven, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, A. C. Reamer retiring. The business will be conducted iu the future by W. H. Cra ven & Co., to whom all moneys due the old firm are payable, and who will pay all the firm's indebtedness. ' f i 3 8-4t A. C. BiitfER. V. H. Craven. Iudcpeiideuce, Or., October 1, 1892. Xallee of Ulmolatloa. Notice Is hereby giveu that the co partnership heretofore existing between O. M. Klemsen, N. O. Clodfelter, aud D. II. Clodfelter, uuder the firm name of Klcinseu & Clodfelter Bros., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be conducted lu the fu ture by Klcmscu A Christian, to whom all moneys due the old firm are to be paid, and who will pay all Indebted ness. I). H. Clodfbltkr. iiAt : D. M. Ki.emsen I N. O. Clodfultkr. Ki.suskk A Christian. Independence, Or., October 8, 1892. WANTED. WANTED Hood marketable anulea aud peara on nubm-rtpllun at tnla olllce. WAXTKD To rent good hop yard of 12 or i.i am-, in uiiy pun oi com oouuiy. Addrwa A. Hall, curt ol UiUolIUe. W ANTKti Girl to do homowork and Uike care or rlilllnn. Apply l resldeuce of K. Wliclley, liidpurudcurv. 18 V ANTKD-1 ine ton of mrmt or olher root 'Mp for cow ft-ed. Apply at tills ollli-e. WANTED Purchaner for asewtng-machlne. Cost t-rta, lunew. Will sell for $36, Addresa ., cure tliiottii. 48 WANTED Advertlnera In this column at two wuita a w ord flrat lusurllon, tour oenla muii Hi. W ANTKD Subscribe to Ibis paper to set tle all Hi i-varugt-H by January 1, 18US. - WANTED HulHcnbom to examine the dnta after their nnmiw on this pnpvr uud sw that ihcy ure not tu am-iira. WANTED Cvrdw,Mid ou subscription, at this otllco. - . WANTED Merchant anil other to order Intturhoads, statements, billheads, and nil their Job work ut the West Htde uluV. Flrst clas work and low prices. ' i ; FOR SALE. FOB HALE New sewing-machine not nsed a month. Cost $1$. Will sell (br $:i6. Also uew stove; cost flu: will lake &10. AddVeNS A. K. 1hv1k, Independence. EUR HAliE 8H-ce Id tide column toadver. Users at two cents a woi first tnaertlou, four ceuts a month, KOU HA l,E Old papers, suitable for plaotns on shelves or under carpels, lor only a .quarter of a cent each, at this c omen..,; , v VV. F. Osborn, a Dirby Neck, Conn., mllkiiian, was unable to supply his customers one day last weelf ou uo ooiint of his cows bi-eakihg iuto the orchard and tilling up ou cider aud apples. The cider took effect aud when the cows were discovered they were hoipleraly Intoxicated. ' Baking I ftSkaaw m , Homes 40 Years the SUndard Powder: O
