The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, December 09, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEEK'S BUDGET. What Our Kepirter .finds of In- terest to Our Readers, r T8I LOCAL AND flKSEsUI, XKWV WW f It of Ik Wk TVnl tvM 1M lHMW PMIIIMM T llMwl trm tim. , I El DAT. j. Manaou Crowley, uf "Crowley, m prominent farmer there, vu In towu today. . Mm. K. J. Bowere, of 8iknc, I vUltlng Mr. M, A. C. ifotwriauti at - hethoUie. Mr. N. Haggard, lately - typo lu the tfetam Journal, la vrsttlng rela tive at Dtdlaa, -, Tumii Seudder, baa recovered from bit receuUllueaa aud 1 wvn ou the at recta ouot more, Jess Wtlkma, of the Utile Falac hotel wauiade the happy father, to day, 3fi teupouud boy. Hr.Lu iward returned to hir home In Portland, after visit of several weeka wltii mm Sv'ttla Uravea. Cwy Haytwfand II, L. Mter canto m from Delia today to attend the preeentatlon of Unci Josh at tbe opera bom-, .. t , 4 Geo. McLaughlin, a thrifty former : llrtug near Buen. VWU, who has a lovely home, and kit the comforts of a wtll Improved farm, wa la town la day. A. P. Boiuwy, whose home la In San Kranelaeo,! apendlug couidersr tW of hat time oo hi form near Parker, and la an enthusiastic lit lor of the sulL Hm work .la being pushed on thv M Congregational church, iu spite of the coot wathr, aud It t now be lug enclosed. It wlU. b a wry uet tractor. --. ' j h - H. Htacbberg hat been In receipt, of numerous telegrams from friends eu gratulaUng hint upon tb tvmt d tflUona to hi fatuity, which are to uet We aak tbe My-rauWra of the Wt Biot k ahow their appreciation, of our aierprlMln kuln a aupplvnwul U- voiad to tha "houaoboltt" by mkln at of Ita column aud wilding In Uiolr ctMDBUulaaUoii a aoon a ptwHlhli). Tha naxtlasua will b lu Jauuvy. Thoaa Mtwtdtwr who pay their aub aortpUona brtweau now and January at lUM.wlll find that tliey will be well repaid tor doing ao, a a wry Interest ing and pk!ng 'announcement will lw mada to them by . thla paper at that tin. Only paid iaubauribera will be otitled to lu benefit. Kvery iwiue of tbe paper during January, February and March will have a value to them, that tboa peranu who utay . Iw In Mfaara cannot Wail tbeuiaelvea of. Yu will ba much Interested In our propoatUon. Examine the labtd on your paper. If you are in arrear oonie loaadtettltt. BaaMmbar to aall at tb Normal Book Stun, Moumoutb, it yon oeeU anytbintf in tb line of aobool b;vk, ebmr op- pi Ma, atbletM gowla, tola. Tha mnt dellutuua'.itreakfaat dlb la the gaTtftt mad beniiwn k Chris tian at tbe W hltemar ruiittu. Aa your grocer for it and iuaktt on havlug Dootner. , RATI Rim. Mr. F. O. KerUtoiwOejiarUMl for her Jiotne In Medford, to-day., ,,. AV. M. Molaon, of "RickreaU," wan laying In wpplla here today, -a n HaHUaiH. of Airlle, nodded hi Md ocoanlonally at the auctioueer. J. A. Alleo aud wife, alao J. Vernon ...a rf.nhter Allle. were In towu to- Bon Thorpe, of 8uver, wa trying to gat bla it) are of cheap good at the auc tion. ,-": ,A J. B.V. Butler, of Monniouthot hin bare of auction good. Jay I getting hay seed in hi hair. Jaapar Bbodea ba not forgotten hi old time trading place. Ha attended tbe auetlon aalea Saturday. H. D. Btaata, of Lewlavllle, was anill , ing gracionaly at Wayneal be to-ed off good to bia buyer today.' Jamea Portorfleld and hl rti Mllt, tbe great hop raiser, gladdened the city .jritb their oounteuance today. ? ; Aaa Btaata, the renowned wolf catch er of tha Luckiainute, was here today Ung longing eye for wolf bait s Prof. Murphy,' of Monmouth.lkwnd d m auction al riaturday., ,fle wlU be Veil prepared for nil nee plej .irittt- Jame Wbeeler, of Linn county, cousin of our towuwuan W. IT. Wheeler wa vialting friend hereubouti thto waek. . .. . Jim Prather, ou of William Prattler, tha old pioneer of 1844, wa present ai tbe auction aud wude bid for various article. .., '. Charlea Poat, who think Hrrl.on want back on him at the last election, promenading the atreeta of our lurgh thl waek. ." ; , K. Cole, of "Black Dug," wa hav ing ft lively tima with friend today 'White Dog" ahould' take the place of bla locality t tbe preaen t li vely ti nie. B. F. Hall, o( Uaittou,' wasln towu today. Hi brother' wife J formerly Mia Hpauldlng, I not expected to tee, Bb la at preaent uffertng from aorteti ng of tbe brain. -,, ' Charie Belt, of Dallas, aon of Dr. S. Belt, an early pioneer of Oregoji,,L ioar deceaaeU, wa waiug m iu Ho of the dty today and attended "Uncle Joh laat night. ; "',;- ' Tha attendance at the auction wile of tbe grocertaiof the,T. ,W.' EhIc ' tck of good ha been largely af tendad from all part of tha county and ala were brink at good price. J. BriiUrcb and wife,' of RfckrealJ, were In town to-day. He eayg tnu burning of the flouring mill, while a public calamity will reauit m a mucn liner mill taKtug w pw " . T). Irvine and id wife left to-day forXuow lu, Vienna, Auntrla, wlll.aoou eturt McMinnville to spend Sunday with bl brother of that city. Altnougn on.y few mile separate he ha not vUlted blm for three yere pant. '." , H. B. Brunk, a wealthy farmer of Rowley, With hi family, waado- lel b. nnvt bin,. Tltt Itrunk fom the auoiliMt of j It. ... v mlw mly,Hl imn-h In. rr; .v. " iww wayue I Urn Umn auo- wmr r LUoklamutwra, tfl.l.. fthe8i(e NVinHlMi,Kl, kft l.wlny mauviHi a reunion ami innerorKm.luUlu Oon, Waali ium aim i,iah,s from I larval "HH'K " lner will Ik Riven at e nou4 itrtland, and will un ununuMy tw a fc.ry i),.,valtU allnlr, t'hark-a Km of IVrrydaW, wa twu totluy pureliualug a oaket In ftr m ivrry or ivrrydnle wlio v.-l..l... ......... 1 f "'"noiiK, H!e yettrs, neiunerai wtii (h from the M li vmin-ii ai ivrrj.iiiu, rtuuday, The nwmwa leave one dntiKliter, Mm, Wtlpky. lie wi Man Mouulnu Aimiy UMtg JiaR nr ll IwHl Meu'am wtmerH.W k. . ti . .... aii kan rw outml at Wheeler. The White Htr Mllvr flour,' mmm RU'inma by Klettwuu & t.'luWtlau. l Hiwrantee.1 to t the vry Ut. II. W. IhlelxeiL undent of the L 1. 1.. rvmht.t all ln-rwinx lutenstle! iu !TViuHraiiea i'iUn work to meet at the Momuouth ho4 hm , Haiurdny w tutu, at tworeiiN'k p iu. i mint. : - At the 1'ieithytoriau ehureh next .Suuday there will be eurvkx at the uual hour, 11 a. m. aud T n. n. Hun day aehool luiinedwtely after ntorutug aerxlce. Prayer meeting tvery Wedue. day jeveulng at 7, The Ladle Ml alouary aotMy UHvt thl week with Mra, Wheeler, ou Thurnda lvwm her Hth at 8 p. M. The umittl . aervlma will be held lu tha ChtMlan churvh next HuiKlay uminlug. Huuday wluwlat lOo'wdvk mlloweU bf prvaebliig by the paotor at U o'eloek. Ttw V. P. H. C K, ooiivfix- atl, p, u. Hulijwl "lu Hm Name." leader, MImi VMv ltoU-rUm ImimHliately following thl wrvli, the young people will render a very pleasing mimical and literary prounmiue iualead of ihe uunl nervW Thl wa to haw Been given ln4 Huuday even. tug, but 4 ioiutiuaiion of elrvuiii' ttaiiee iualu It Imp.wtililc, henue the fKWtpoueiueut, riervkva at the fniigiVKutloim! chuwhou Suudny were well alti'iided Preach Ing ,.by the aittor both morning ana eveniiu. . r, u, k. wa con- ditiued by MIm JudMiu and wa prof itable.. Mr. J A. eiHttit and Miwt L lledgt were tNiptiwd and Mix A.J (iooduiati united with thecliuMi. At the evening service Mr. and Mr. i-oiing mug - rno i nriitian hoih'" m aduotU No preaching m-xt Huuday aathepaUor will he at Dixie. .Sun daychool at IU .o'clock aud V . P. H. .:. R led ly Mlt Mary Collin at in the-ewiilng Itev. J. Calm, of Vancouver liaptlut church, preached here Hunday nioru lug and even lug. The pntor A. J. iluiimiker will be alwent from hlx nuU pit ufrxt " Sunday but tterviee IU U' lield by a minister from aUroad The Uttpilnt 'Young People 1'uiou now uumtjertHorty-nliio uh iiiUth and tlie lexerel'ai laat ' Huuday evening, were 'very .Intereatiu'. Noxt Hunday the .aubjert amlgne.1 1 "Uun venloti"Thur day Ihe Ladle H nil" MMou tawlety bokla ajuet'ling at Z o'.eiw-k and rU :day afterifKn at 1 o'clock the li'lim Alii itooiely meeti) , Juar Mtop ami tluuk, miiyf-ui pi-r month, $1 doau and ft per un miIiiii. iuterewt,, no taxea" My loin re nil cleaml and levek, aud nt ten minute' walk from the motor. You can get w-iter within M feet. There na-houm.-ii goitiK up rlglit a long, church, school and nton cloe ty. Don't for get Hint you buy right from tbe owner, aud he will aeud you mui aud Infor mation giving name of Portluud Inioi nem ton 1 1 who have I ought. Just think, a h't for ifr. W. Kkiht, 4UJ Flrnt Hln-et, U'twirii I'lne uud Al, Portland, Oregon, J. 1). Hurst, the well known miller of Aurora, who recitly vMn-d Skinner & Co' flouring li lit here, said: "You have one of the nnmt complete and la-xt etuii)ed mill that I have xeeu any where; not a hit too miieli nmclilnery audet plenty to do all the work. I am not mirpriwnl to learn that your Hour bear a gxxl reputation " XOXDAT. J. 1. " Jmiea travelling puM'nger J,, paiwed agent fhr the Ho. Pac. H. down ou today trai. T. W, Stiver ha added a difn1r to hi ofllcuj pd bcrenrter'tbu pulilic will uot tm :oniielled .tin cramp lU'neck through ii plgon-hole opening to do Dualntiw with the railroad audit.- Drt O. IX Butler hu Just acelved a beautiful buijgy from the - cofvullls wagon factory. It wa made to iirdcr, 1 extra narrow body, and the nui tcriab'throiiKhout are mippoHed to Ik the very beat . ' j It. (jl. Mooru of Buena ViMttt,! lum aold to Phillip Ncln & Co of Heat tJc, & Eugene, hm 10,(HK) poumln or nopi ror 2)c a -'pound. Mr. -Moore lijlortni oh tlifttaoo-'waV'thi very top price Uuat Haturdny.'' He wIvIkI fannur IniMli-g a good article of hop to hold tfiem ! for a pru- not leu than. k. , ' j I Lat ..Saturday while Jay IVmlng wa feeding hour to the Job election tlckcta ,an prH, run Hteani. hi baud Wa caught - between the tympanum; "and dump board, uud qultetieveroly crushed. FortunutOly ho bone were broken.- lie came - irair faintfug, thepatlu wuo Neycre.' , CharluH- Duvln, tha vcrwitile.cililhr of the JournaV of Vcmouia, Oolu'ifiljjit county, "caniel'u'on today trulri,,nd ilnding the Wkht Hiik olllce" fimluid with work, ami short handed, .'kindly took off hi coat and lent a helping hand' He Himiit Monday evcuingMi) a viiry pleasant manner with a frlctid; a'aludent at Monmouth. May ue;ev attend him. ' Dr. A.-B. Olllls of tho PoHt-gniduiite, f Hal achool or iNcw ork, wno i for the United State and, I expected to arrive lit Independence about Doc. JWtlf and will remain Here evunu week. He was u f'ellow-Hludont Willi Dr. T.J.Lee in Now York, and will occupy lii olllce while here. Ill - me and the ihroU the The next gentlenmn youniwl Jat bxik roneawhy be looko im-hI and you will Itnd Unit he get Ida Wnhlng done at the Independence tem lamiilry, Flour, bran, hori, (iwhiuii, uerniea, delivered rce fiMiu the White Hkr itiltm lave order at any ghnnry iuie, "No laundry eau hold a candle to i lie work done by iiiu" mvi K. M. ihu, of the Independence Itiiiudry, Freh lUh every Tuemlay uud Krtdny lee every day at 1J ci-iiIh. 1. It. lto,d ton, opHwlto Kuv lifry. There are inatiy way to eiHinouiUe but It I pmtr policy Ut wear wlletl clothing when lheliuitt lani dry w I I do work o cheaply, ' ITKSlllY. Iteail our oiler to paid up MiMCrlhetH Mr. C.d.CiNid UvlNliiii)! rv-lulU a attheciiplial. J.., mieHu en tor lorvulli on hiiflnewi today, f Jiwluia .Mclitinlel or Itlekreiill wu iu town today. " i'.d I ove, ttio lurd irtiuud nop grower, Waal it town halay. 1 .nylon Hmltli, uoi Imnted at Juiii (ton city, wa In towu hhly. I lie llllaut ou oft red M'Hiredled III thl city Tuvadny, Hxvaitwrtlth. Ab Palmer, of Hnlriu; In over from Hateui vlaltliig hi ilioinliler, Mm. II. U. Cor. : Born In lialla, TuMtiy, IkHvnda-r, the Uth to the wife nf j. U Colin, a daughter. The Indefatigable rtler, Htephen Hlnalat here thl ek rutiiiig for the WmKiih. 1, W, Hear, th Mjirim'titatlve of the Polk li. Uindl o.iii Alet'oy, w iu tow n ttHlay, I II B. ThleU'ii and wife came tip on the morning train, reunilug on the ftoriiooii, vbitiutt ani attending to bilnluewi 111 the Interim The city eleetlou paled otf quietly, Uood iiten were lu the illeld on Uuh ticket, and only half iiuld be eleu'lvtl. We give th.i full rvtufu lu another eoluilitl, Mr. N. A, tlailltou and two Intighler and Ml II raw (VoTuum, returning to their hone at Itumlng ton, leaving the lion of Ml Patle Cooter totlny, where they Iiave teen visiting. Quite a mmiber tf tha friend "f Iiomc taking part iu jnele Jooh Whit. comb, lll aH!.npdy them to Cot valll Friday. T' Agricultural college, wagou faetorjetc, will la vlltei ty the party. j It wa decided ydlenhiy Hint the comedy of t'netel Joh Whltcoiuhj would l pnwelitwl'at t'orvalll I ri- lay night' II. Hirf hlwrg the banker, wiet one of the prticlpnl ill iver in having the omipai and be and It, F. to m ike all arraugt play at Corvaill", ireh left Monthly unit net")ary to prtwetit the play lul he ocra bouw at t'orvallk Dr. K.. Youu veterinary urgeou NewUrg, ha lo in Independence. and dentist, late cated permanent The doctor come ghly recoininendtHl, Hit ofllee I uv National bank. the Independence The graham diiiiuftielured hy the White Htarto.lej mill i of extra uual ity. Try It. J 1 be collar ai cuftit atarehett aud irouml by the liiJeHudeui)e laumlrv' ire a white am glowy a ivory. A rt 1 huir a in I'l' Well waxlied ' drew. There I not! ng nicer man a nice ouiigmaii, an the nice young man ttlwny get h witling doitt) at ilie mm laundry." ' ndepetiileinx' !;1INES.VV. . Not nn cui hiiu In town. Win Bradry f Parker, wa lu py f t'arker, wa (own to-day Mr. Hineliir, nee Trude Hcll'ieniun wliime home f In Portland, I veiling her purcutit li re. Mlw Mlnijc Webber, now living lu Hentilc, caul! home today ami will vmlt with hr imrclit here for ft few week. The Indf of, the Congregational hureh areoakliig cxtciwivo prepara tion for tlfir fair Friday and Hutur- uveuiug. Uei-ov lliru. the hlngle man or Falln cilv ftvan lu towu to-day, aud renorU tlife very hard at fall city, nittiiy off the liUMlnea men having been coiiellcd to make alignment. A. W. Hit ton of Portland, an old time frltVid of It. Hhclly, wu m town KhIu.v, if id lite Indication are that he will lln jNouiL'thiiig to do and locale u 'IiidriK'iidence. ' Ho I a man of HpMulld bualiiea ability, and we wel come him. A very plcaaut Candy Party wiih glvt ii lnt night by Dr. O. D. Butler, nil wile, In ' their new and cicgaol home on Moiiiuoutli aiul 4th ntreet. A k-ct company of the Intimate friend of I lie doctor wa delightfully enter tained until u lute hour, Tlic Mlnne Anna f lionipHtiii of The Dalle, Joio Daley of ,Atorla, ami Ulrdie Anidyn of Aloany, bid tiicir friend" MIh KaW.Oriint good-bye a he left for her Antorla home to-day, . . . i . ,.r.. .... ..m.. .. all'l paid Uie mm' onus ttiiiuc n und were lioWii the operation oi prlutliig a uowapupur. , ', -? The Baptlat .Young People Union of tlii city, will give an entertain- ui'ent . Huuday evening Due. SHU, which will be a Thunk olt'crlng to foreign miMHloiiH. ' No adnilttnion will bcl'.liuwd but every one allcndiug If expected to donate aoinoUilug,- If only once to the good ciiiihc. C; 0. Flabcr, ft recent realdeut ol Mon mom li, In fact hi family relde there now, liar been In tbe mining biihliicH in northern Culilbnilu'for tLe piiMt. cvcnd nioiitli. Ho Iiiih returned lionio'ftiid' reirta three feet (fHiiow In thoBiakyou, near tliutuic line, where he ha hi .claim. He Hay pnmpect uro very good Indeed for -a icli lend of gold bearing qunru. Monduy night it wu current ou,tlie . i J..t . .1 Htroet that our enurgcuo young irieuu It, F, Hi'tieb Jr bad been elected city recorder by seven vote When the Vuht Hiiik came to count the olllolul relill'iiH for puhllcatloll, Which have lint Vi)t been calivaMHiid, Uoo, W. itot'd wa 'found to liavc 140 vote and B F. , (Urn w. llureli Jr, only 1,'tn, 111 very cIomo vole all aroiiml, , L. W, Vuiiiiortwlck ha moved to Alliiiny with hi family, and I lu the ImrlH'r liiiiueH there, j, Bacon, who Iiiih bccit living below town It moved Into the hoiKO vacated, N, -. Tartar nf IVedi w w doing hul lie here tiMlay, lfeay noon I willing to In. thep wlinaxicr I the I'eiiM'in liny have no ntullloe. - THIKMIAV. Tliad LueiiM, of Itlekiviill, liecame the fnlherofa Hoe Uiy hint week. MIm Klc Tatoiu left today tovbdt her lU'r, Mr. J. F. (Irovw, at Dalla. ' Allen lleanier ha N'luriied from Me Miiiiivllle ami ay Im ha not yet fully ileterinliiisl to loeale lliere, Attend the uiietl'in of the T. W lte' stiM'k Saturday nfteruiHiii and evening, atitt every evening next week, Mi Mary Dcl.luu, nf Portland, (and berluiHliiMidi, will vUlt her oltl friend Mm. Dr, Builcr, arriving here toiuor- row. 1'.. W. CooHr and II I),, came In Iroin HnrrUburg hidiiy, We may aoon look for K. V, CKtH'r to reide here permitliclllly. A, J, Wound, living npolt Imle- IK'iitieiiee, ha raUd 'A) lou uf varmta 1 1 tint aere on hi rich Uittoiu laud, He nell them for IH.iiO a hm. (I W. Hiiyder.t he editor of Ihe bright uud ncwy Trauacrlnt, at Dulla. wa ii town today, riiMtilug for buttlm ,ind gi'ttlug Utter actpmiiiled with our ieott, , Ail arrangviueiit hnv lavn mm- pleled for the Bed Men' Mak Ball, Friday evening, Dec. huh. Prof. Hebilng'a orchetttrn will furiUli the niiixle. ' HH-lnior will Ut charged ail adiiiMoti f, of aUceaeli. and ikw! live ly w 111 not ho allowed U dance. tM I.K JOSH. lu -titittlvur 1'rtn.vuUllu Wltlrh tint. lit. Very tlx l!afHluN. Friday and Haiurdny evelllngaof btt week, the I'lieltt Jtwll WblUxiuib comedy wa prewi'iited luexwlleut tyle t the opor, htni Imre, hi large niidlt'inv.. The play wa a great tuv iviw, I dele J twli I a ew t'.liglnml farmer, who hoc dnu to Bolon to tell hi pumpklu, and uuvt rich rela tlvevtbere ami liUexperlwucea iu city life are laughable lu ihe extreme. Will II. PatterwHi actt tlie farmer to oer- tlnii, and ket'i the audience con- vuImkI with hi ipialut ud eiimleal wa. B. F. Biirehlr. the rMi cllv friend and Miwt lle ItoUtrtMoii a wealiny uud reigning U-lle, whom Huri'h nfterwurdH umrrie, dltl exceed nigiy well. Blulr Miller took the part of Mr. Dolby, from "II . I.I lliuglaud" unl wa will ad iptcd In It. Ml Ma Kile undo a vtry cute city aired- 4weeper,aod Cl iw Irvl ie the catliler, w bo 11 oel ly murrie her, w hi le null ng hi llin well, lacked warmth In the part jf the act where ihe young My throw iierttelfiiiUi hi arm. A mtn may then li exeutl If he look more than ordlnnily pleatt. Mia Nettle 1 1 rave, 4 ine cotpteue rhHii iiiwtou, more than ili)tiin-d theauttleuee,heattractH litem, am) her vocal olo wa exwul- iiigly well reu lered. Ml 1 1 rave alo did well iu the dying aceiio, MIm lvlnn lliutin inmle tbe very miwt of her p irt of Aunt Tilda, ami Hcott Itoughary, I nele Cy agml hi), always brought down the houw when he ald "1 go where Tilda gt.' Frank Hall a a Hlierill', and lc Paileoum u the drunkard hud minor pnrt but aeted theiuwell, Wartl WclitK'r, the Uh( blaek and ill ai I kit, wk tlioroiis'bly at hoiiii). in I'.t. t tliu (illy witwell cant autleaeti ludividval actor whowed talent ami c mtful training. ' Tiie gr promitd the two evening were over f-1Mi, fiiit uiiihIc by I'r.tf'wtir He'trlug orchestra, of m-Veii ilee, tlld milch Ul inieivnl tlie iu lieiitM betWtteii aet aud tin; aulectbin wore vry Unit, and niuotiihly rentlercil. MAKKKT IttPOIlT. Hniliilly ltriutl,l hy Teli'irHi'li lo Ihu HVI Miile, Tlinrttluj N.i.tit, by the tiimaiitrelul llitvlt-w, of I'lirtlittiit. . VViiKAT.At present the Hlliiullon I no depn.-HHt-tl and lmiclive, that although tnerc are iiumeroii dclrnble vem-l lu Kirl tillering lo work bul ne ut low rate, but ft very limited hinducM ha triumilred during the week, and lu the Inactive condlilouof lb trade, (imitation are lieotwaiirlly hugely nominal lu churaclcr, ranging at rioiii 1.I"J to (1,1.11 ht 'cental for bent flipping grade. Oat. The feeling ha continued weak throughout, and lower price have beeu generally t'Xieclvd but owing to Ihe llglitne of receipt Ihe tleclliie im not iiliiouutud to over I cent per biinlicl, t'boice feed ollciv lug ure Hiniill uud tiuii ready ale ut iilmut 4 ) cent pel burthcl, with tjtlotn lion ranging downward, a to ttiauily, to 4u IIahlkV. The ; movement I a very ((Uieloue ami there cull hurdly be Mild 10 tic any market hero. (Quotation are merely nominal ami reprencut-bld rather than Hide. Brewing I.(K)(W $l.l).r per cental, feed IIO(n;(ttJ. lloi'M. UilcriiigH mo auld' to bo on (lie IncieuHt! bin more to tint the market ruiber tliuii to hcII . a, holder ai'CHlow to uceept the Hltllutloti, and accept reduced price which ;buyem now tender naming 20c per puuiid, n an ouiHldc llguro for n strictly choice article, Uuoie fair to choice Klaic per pound, i ; , , , l'oTATOiM. There 1 only a fair supply of bent vurio lies on the market, and for lime full price arc obtainable. Uuoio lunge of market for fair to choice 676o per auck. Homo aotH) ack went to Hail FrauclHco huit week but 11 Im not thought the ulilpiucnt will prove prolilublc. Wool, -Very little dcuuuid and the movement in , of liglit proportion, iplnlc l.V:; lc Hutthk. The market bus a atroiig tone on choice tabic article which which I only lu moderate supply aud about equal -normal demand, luotu fancy creamery li''Mu per pound, choice dairy iffJfetfOe, fair to good (gillie, common 15(yl7jo, Kuiih Oregon froeh rauch urc held llrmly at 3oc per dozen, and there i only u moderate itupply on the market. KuhIcNI ul'e plcllilful ut 2o(ti) 27lc per dozen, . FROM CORRESPONDENTS - Newsy Notes from the Several T,.,..Hd l. h.. r'.,.. ... . ,U'"J' . WHAT (Hit PHOPI.K AHK lUINJ. Oirtill Court I kiwla l llullw-t C;l t.ulj h4 Hflm Klw t lrll-llr. wll ltitm rroM Hrkr tt tHImr fululm HATttUIIAV. "TiaVuiT" Win. Mercer, pMprletor of tha Hotel Holtuau,hii auld out to Mr, McDonald, of Portland. T. A. Farley, of lid City, thl week lout a nine tliree-year-old Itiaiigtiratloii colt by bteaklug It uoek lu aome way, Hevaluelltatfl5(). John Ouualdou,aHwede, working on the narrow gugiie broke hi leg Thura- day, anil wa taken to the oompaiiy'i hiMplial at Portland, ( , C. W, Hmllli la at work on tbe ua- Mtiueiit Mil for tho ue of the aherlir. He ha Jut tluUhed one for theatate lioird uf etpiallxallon. w (HI Hm it b I vbtltlng hi parent, Mr, aud Mm. J, D, Hiullh, here. He ha Ua-n for two year operutor aud agent at Unintllla Junction,, 11. IU. Turner aud Hanly Holman have U-eii at FalU'Clly taking an In voice uf the general inerchiuidUe atore ofj. H. Michel! that.,waattachml by numerou Portlaud creditor. Bid will be advrriUel for by the county inurt for the printing of 2,tkt legal blank for the ue of the clerk. All work ben'ufler will be let to the IowcmI bhler lu the county, aud none be let lo outside firm, . The following buiue wa dmpoaed of hy Judge Hurch ttwbiy: In the matter of the twlnte of H, H, Wblleinaii, ortleml that $17(1 US for H-roual prop erty, bo et altlw for the uw of the widow, Ordered Unit deed be executed to H, Hhcdd and J C, Kramer for certain lamU, The following ollleer. were elected Jy Aliwworth Chapter No, 17, It A. M WedncwUy evening: V.d Diddle, It. I", N.L. Butler, king; It C. Craven. acrlhejC. C. Ikiughty, aeontlary; Wiu. Fault, tmwurer; Ik T.1 Manon, Cof H; N, F. Ongg. P. H; M. F. Percival, It A. C; I). H. Mclhtiiald, U. M. t Vj A.W. Fowler, U. M." !iud V; J. A. OibNon.U L 11 Vi H C, Faull,eiincl, The following oltleer were elected by the K. 0. T, M'a. at hielr met ting Thuriliiy night, for the next lx nioiitli; Commander IL 11. Turner, Lt. Com. J. 11. Lawton; rwonl keer J. H. Auhhwugh; Anaiice ktM-r, II. Iliilmun; elinplNlu, li. F. Mumilt; Kcrgeaut, I'. I Hhaw; phylelnn, Chaw. lllneMjmwtit-r-itt-itrum, Imv Htone; llrwt gmtril, Hen Conkeyj wetinil guanl, I. N. Wo.l; euiluel, Will Hurle; picket, T A Farley, Janitor, I. N . Wtl. ' l.tirklamultt. The fit hill near here are oouverwl with auow, 1 M.Kcrllord wa doing Undue lu Dalla Haturday. Ml Nullle llarrl will wnd a few moiiili In Huleui vUltlug her frieml. Mini Leter, of Moumoulh, eut Huuday wllli Mr.MvKldow uey family. Mi Lena Hlltlhrand, nf Ihe Hacml Heart Academy, wa vlltlug her parent thl week. Mlw Kinina Hteele I reported julte III aud no Mier at thl wrlllug. Dr. lywwattenillng. A lllug Reboot ha been orgaiiicd at F.lklu ncbotil hiiut for the U'tivllt of the young folk aud i well attended. (.-ha. Weier eltwetl a aucceunful three tnoiith kcIkmiI at the Klklna Mthool hoiiHe.Frlday WV are Informed tlntt Mr, Wenter will teach the xprlng term of KchtKil, Albert Tel lierow uu't with an a cldent one day iut week. While drlv. lug fiom Independence hi borne Ucoine acared and took a lively pl(i breaking hi buggy Into utoiu but we are gliel to nay Albert (tame out all rlghU MONDAY, ' IInIIu. C. W, Smith will act a deputy county clerk while court I In aetwlou. Heven more oauee have Umiii inldcd to the circuit court dtket a, follow: Cluggct tk Chain lien v Ben llityden, appeal from Juutlce court. J. VV. Hill va K. C. Merrill, apieid from Jitlce court. K. Pallerarni v Cluw. Hoover, appul fiom limtlce court. F. K. Hub hard, ttM"lgiiincnt. O. W. Grlgg v W. F. Shurtleir, action at law, (). It. AN. Co. va 0AC.lt. H- Co. and K. Cnltron, Mill for eiuotmeiit. .... Mr, Blauchard an oldtlme realdeut, of Dalla, where ahe will be remeni- U'red ii the popular landlady of tho old Dalla hold, died of typhoid fever at hur residence In BrownuvllleruiHmtly, nged aUmt 6() year. F, K. Hubbard, of Fall City, hu Hindu' an alignment for the benefit of creditor, and J. W, Crlder, ofDallua, nittned a iliwiguee, ..'. ";u - lmllim, ' Dr. Kyle, of Balcm, ' ha been here for several day.. He i reprcHCiiting tbe Oregon Hedge Company, .... u Judge Burch traiiHiicted the follow ing IiiihIiichh hi county court to day: Iu the matter of the guurdlniiHlilp of Lucia M., Uruce uud Ada A. Whitman, bond filed, uppriived. Iu the uiuttur of the esiutt) of J. K. Murphy prayer of petition to nell real property grouted and order niiule t iHue. The city council will meet toequiillze the tux of all peiHoim bo desliing im tba Wtb of December, ; , , Sam IllchardHon, John Carson, W. II. Holman aud Geo, Bingham are attending court from Salem. WEDNKSDAY,' Alrlltt. ..i,' , . be a CbrlHlmu tree There will at thla place. Dave Orr, of BoIho City, Idaho, In visiting old time friend lu thi vicinity. CIichh MorrlHou and family have moved Into the house recently built by J, M. HimpHon, uud will put out ten acre of hop, ." The family of J. II.- Cochran, the school teacher who diHitppeiired ho mytiicrloiialy, received a loiter from him a few day ago, which Hinted llitu he wa lu giNxl heallli, i Doc Witwiu believe "to the victor f ,tm yw MK)lU, therefore b will 'rn ih iH.iomoe over to Hatting I Bro. the ftrt of the year. Tlilaoffiea J t.v about ehriit bit lair ouarler. a- - - ' H, H. Kiiiitll and Clay McTlininond are gelling hp a coyote Umuiy fund, which will greatly revive the old tport or chal ug them again. All aheep men will undoubtedly give the amnll um aked, which It only 25 cent. N. Tarter baa beeu engaged lo tuk charge nf the ehool at thl place the tlrat of January, and will teach a alx intuit Im bTiu, Mr. Tarter Und among the beat Ueulier of Polk county, ami the director did well to get him Mr. aud Mr. J. 0, HlaaU Invited about thirty of their frieml In Monday evening to help dlx of birthday cake, etc. The evening, and we might add, all night, wa imait pk'aaantly "pent In game, danelng, etc Bill W and Iwuie H ate tbdr hare of the " goodie.' ana were alive at liwt aocoutit. ' , farkr, The Tahunge Milting Co, are getting wheat her thla week. Tlioma BtKiihhy and family, from up the Lucklamute, wore vUltlng friend and relative In towu thl wet k Neliw 4 Co. have bought Moor Bro. lio, nttur Biieua Vutia, and are flip ping Iheiii to Cluclnuatl, Ohio, via Parker, Frank Blgclow, killed at Cornelia Mouduy by the 8. P. freight train, wa a couhIu by marriage to our towiwuiau o. C. Boiler. ' Wm, Fiiiiua I having cholee local die ou hi farm, grubbed and cleared preparatory to planting boji. Mr, r utpm and hi foreman Can Kaytare ciilhulatio, There I a protracted meeting under way aibiiver. Itov. Flaher, of Albany, w at the helm of religion doctrlue aud Uie way he (Hike the prow of hi plr- itual boat aiutMigMt the audience la a cautiuu to a auluon bum (ouranlf). He ha Impaled acveral, who will take the Veil, Tlie weary houewlfebould Uke the u etled nt thl. week by aeudlug all her waNidug to tbe lauudry aud ee how idee il la, aud o cheap too. Family wuhiug 1 done at low rate by the Iudeiemleuce lauudry lluotia Vlal. Mauler Che Hall of Well, hi vWtr lug kindred at thl place., Dr. il. B. Htaukty of Dalla, waa in town Weduewlay ou buaine. Mvlvlu I ail amlkta, the rwult U-Ing a Uiy, wb Icti waa Uirn Deo. Ut. v The lilerary aoelety luecU every Hat- unlay evening liiMtead of every two week. , ' ..' ', mi w. it nail or uroMtou I re ported a U'lug very low wiih con uuiutiou. - . . MtKire Bnat" panned through town Moinlitv tukiug their hop to Parker ft)f Hlllplliellt ' There will lie an entertainment given by the Buena VUla acluad tlie IMtb of thl month. l A few wared lxy In thl part of the country the nwull la-lug court week. Look out Uyl Mr. and Mr. Joale Miller nf thl place weul to Salem Monday, be having taken hi hi)i there. Dr, Locke took hi departure from her Itial Halunlay to Portland, where he exMi'U to make hi future home. CITV KI.MTION. Monday, Nov. 6 occurred the election of onloer for the City of Independence. The democrat aud republicans had nominated full and wellaelected llcket, and the couUtwa clone. We here with give the vote by wrd: ......... NUYtt. ' i;A,li! A. Vfllfltll . '. iS Ml! I.. (', (llltnora . J), 67 'M.ll llett. W. IUh ... IVh.-..'ltllR, .-mi m jn . 4.1. IU.ll 1 II. K, lltin-ll, Jr,. .Ittltii UlflmrtlKiii .,..,..mal K 'JO K. T. HfiiKle .... .,.... ftliHl Mkmiiv , I 1 I 1 1 k. r, Mr ..i. 'ioi m! Il, A. hllllrr ,.,..H; 1X.U.SI , I), Irvliin .... 7t! w, K, laxMiei m IS .-. J rtj(u.........r ,w nt'ii ... & ilea HI"Mir,.......i....... ll.!. Kliii'li,..,..... .., I Niitln. To . thtwe whom It may concern. All thoHc knowing , tlieiiiwlveH In dehti'dto MiftA. Muwulny, will pleaae romii forward ami' attlo np U-fore the flint of January.' and 'oblige, your evapect hilly, ' A. Macavlav llUmiiiilloil Notion, i Notice I hereby given that the part uer blp lierctofore exlMtlng under ihe Arm name of Cooper it Blopor, has bveu this day diMHulved. , Mn. Viola Hloier uo cecd to "the linn, who will pay ull claim and collect all account. ' C. L, Coot'KK, V Viola Suipkii. . Independence, Nov. 80, 1802. ' 4t 1 I.Hlt NulllKI. Alt peinoiis knowing themselves In debted to us will beure add make set tlcmciit by January 1st, 1898. If this I not done, cents will follow. Hcttle with tlie undersigned at once. . J. It N. Beu.4 Son, . liulciciideni, Or., Deo. 2nd, 181)2. n4:u - ..:'...; -.. '-.;; - Nnllue to Htovklioldvr. The unnuiil meeting of .the Inde pendence Water and Electric Light Company, will be held at the Inde pendence National bank, on January Willi 181)11, at 7 p. m. for the purpose of electing ollleer fur the ensuing year, and such other huisueas as may oonie before the nieetlug. . . H. H. Jahi'erbon. TvV '' '.,'.' .;.:".:', f Secretary, I'rnitiiiineeil Hnpleu, Yet Raved. ' From a letter written by Mm. Ada E. I lurd, of Qroton,8. D., we quote: "Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on ipy lungs, cough set in aud finally terminated in consumption. Four doc tors gave uie up saying I could live but a short time, I guvo myself up to my Haviour, determined If I could not slay with Uiy friend on earth, I would meet my almcut ones above. My hus band was advised to get Dr. King's Una, Ortfoa, W. A Iboiuunb builnw mining ichoal, Endurwd Fiv Departments: liutinest, Shorthand, Typewritiiig,Penmanship,EngIUh arhoollBWMl..ltlh..itllr....f, Htu.lnn .itinlllH t ny Hm.. f Hlni;ul,i!oillltillnliiforilliu,tr New Dlaoovery for onnmptlon,euglia and cold. 1 gave It a trial, took In all eight bottle ;lt but cured me and thank Uod I am now well and hearty woman." Trial bottle free at any drug atore, regular nine, 60o aud 1 1. 00, STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING. There will be a meeting of tbe atock- holder of tha Firut Nutlonal Bank of Independence, Polk county, Oregon, on Tueuday, January 10, Wm, at tha parlor of the bank, between tbe hour of 10 o'clock a, in, and 4 o'clock p. m. of aald day, for the purpoan of electing director for theetiuing year aud tran secting any other buluea that may come before them. . Dated thi Nth day of December, A. D. 112,. . W. II-Hawikv, Cmtbler. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Notice la hereby given to the atock holder of tbe Iudcieudence and Moumoutb Hallway Company, that the regular annual meeting for the election of officer of aaid oompuny will be held at the Independence National Bank, oo Haturday Decern berSUt, Wtt, and for Uie trauauctlon of auch other bunlueu aa may come before the boue. W. P. Cox saw ay, Hee'y Indciendeuc, Or. Deo. 7, lMiiJ. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS, Notice U hereby given to the stock bolder of the I'ulk County Lund Com panv, that tbe regular auuual meet- lug for tlie election of oflloer of aaid company, and Iraiiaactlon of auch other buiuea may come before- the meeting. "Ill be held at room of the Indepeude lice National Hunk, ou Haturday, Decembers!, 1HU1 D. W.Hkahs, Hee'y. Iudependeuoe, Or, Dec. 7, lwi THE SlUAB ltKET INDISTIIV. A clear and oonelite statement of the lament conferred by tbe McKiulcy bill upou the beet sugar Industry i af forded lu a Couuuuiiicatiou addreNMcd bylleiuyT. Oxuard of the Woatern Sugar ltelliilngCouipauy to Heeretary Huxk. It wa written from Uruiid Island Neb., under dale of November 7 1HII1, and coutidu the following tatc- meut: I eateem lt a pleaure and an honor to be abk to write a few word briefly regarding the development of the Ut'l- augar Industry and the condition iu w men it exist m ine u niieti Male to day. Tlie beet-nugar industry ha become well established iu Kuropc only wilhiu the lat half century aud ha Uatonie a gn-at factor In the world' sugar supply within tbe past llfieen yeai. ao lliat today mure uugar I pro duced from beet than from all the other sugar-producing plant of the world combined, Thla result ha beeu brought aUiut within the last fifty year by tho governments of Kuroira cUtetly Uermany aud Frauce, Riilisitli,- Ing ana euiHHiraging tlie prtHluctlon or tugar to such au extent aa lo diminiah Uie price oi (lie article al least oue-lialt what It wa ten year ago. The Culled HlatcH, a you well know, baa, withlu the past year, by a wise provision of the AleKiiilev hill, ollered a Uiuniy of two cent per pound for a llmltod t1imI for all augur prtaluiwd iu tlie United State, and by following tlie example or Uer many and Frauce can soon hope to t oome liidcpendcut of tlie rent of the world for the wupply uf It sugar, thereby keeping ut home mime hun dred of millions of dollar sent abroad annual! to enrich the farmer ami manufacturer of foreign countries. The two cents given iu the shuie of a boiiuty by the Culled State govern ment take the place ol the two cent which formerly existed as a tariff ou the Importation of sugur. 1'bo result of till legislation is Unit the price of sugar since the .aw went Into effect ha fallen 2 r cent a unuid Uie consumer paying just 2 cents lo than a year ago, and at tlie same time the developemeiit of the home in dustry bas not been sacrificed, but eucourged, and that is uot the only bnerlt we slia'l derive, a each factory similar to the one we have built here mean an outlay of about half a million dollars, and the United States,, will re- Hilre about a thousand of audi fuo- tories to supply it with sugar lu UK). The building of these factories will startup the coal and Irou mines a well a ' Uie niacmue snops nil over un united Suites, giving employment directly to thousauda and give a far greater Impetus to our irat burn! pros (H'rlty thnu could tie obtuiueil iu any other channel. We will also give our farmers au opportunity to diversify their crops, ami we all know the ad vantage to be derived trom mat source. Under the old tarilF the Industry never thrived, but with the stimulus of the bounty within the paat eight months beet sugar factories have started, or are about to tie started, all over Ihe United Mates. At least twenty Htatos- are, in my opinion, weli adapted to the sugar beet. We have the soil, climate aud capital necessary to Ueome tlie greatest Migur-prodiiclng con u try in the world, and as sooii as we ave actpilrcd tlie knowledge of the Industry which will enable us to complete successfully with those countries of Euroie, wit h the aid of tbe stimulus given hy our last Congress, we can hope to lend tlie world lu the production of sugar in the next fifteen or twenty years. UONTlNOaU NHXT WKEK. One Pure Baking Powder. like Telling a Secret. A story Is told and it is a true story that over seventy per cent, of all the baking powders sold contain either alum . or ammonia, and many of thesa po'V'lcrs contain both. The ill effects upon tho system of food r ;ised by nlum or ammo nia powders are the more dangerous because of their ir.r.idious character. Jt would bo less dangerous for tho peoph W:ra it fatal at once, for then such food won) it be avoided, but their baneful action because imperceptible t first and slow in its advances, is no lcs3 certain. ; " ' '-Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is declared by all authorities as free from alum, arnmi U or any other adul terant Its purity has never been questioned, and while it does finer and better work, it costs n? more at retail than many of the adulterated powders. I. 8tai,k. PtIiuIdiL b, iIm bitln Mil Diulonal HMB tit ft ill A BTi. ConiMtrt, The iollowmg programme will be rendered by tbe Y. P. H. 0. E , at the ChrlMluu church, next Huuday eve ning; 1. Aiitliem,"Bct from Your Labor," Choir. 2. Prayer, It. L Hhellcy. 8. Aiilhera, "Come Unb Me," Choir. 4. IieeluiiiHtlon, Kllle Itlcliartlson. fiMale Ouartctte'Brlghtly Beam" by Rioltl), Jlcamer, Hawley and Cxk, u. Fitite aolo, Willis Hill. 7. Hi.orl talk by tb pastor. Hubject, Fndea "or work. H. Anthem, "The Lord I My Bhep- . lb-citation, Ml Nettle Grave. 10. Jhielt, MImhcm ltose aud Lltle ItlchartlNou. , 11. Ocarluaaolo, C. P. Smith. 12 Quartette, Bell Family. 13. Duett, violin and organ, Fred Hoo-r. Bessie Butler 14. &lule quartotte, Smith, Bcamer, Hawley and Cook. 14. Huxaphoue solo. Fn-d Lucas, 10, DiM'tt, "Star of the East," Mis (Jruvi- and W. H. Hawky. 17. Holo, selected, Bcv Sinlih. JH, Cornet solo, Willis III. Hi, Anthem, "prepaie o Meet Thy Oo'l," Choir. Noalmllon, but nve-ccnf collection will lw taken, Everybody invited, BUSINESS LOCALS. Don't fait to read thl, and remem ber that HnickUiu Heiikle have Just brought au immense Hue ofblaukeut aud uullt at a big bargain, aud arc ready to give you the beat bargain lu that Hue ever ollered lu thla city A full sUiek of ladle coats, underwear, dress good, notions, etc, etc Cheaper than lue cheapest. There 1 no place lu Oregon where a better meal i served than at the res taurant of WeMtaooUd Irwin. 271 Com mercial trcet, Salem. Courteous al ien mm, a nue meal, ana tbe popular price of 25 ecu la, have made thi House me lieiulitiurters of everyone who ha occasion u dluo in Haleiu. Htoekton & Heiikle aeli Helx'a. Sell wall's, and C. M. Henderson' Chi cago uiuuufacture of boot aud shoo. hvery pair warrautcd lo give saUafae- lion. Hunny Home and Browusville cloth ing, Uie Ul aud the cheunest lu the slate, for sale by Htocklou it Heukie. Three new The new nrealdcut, the new customers, aud the new good dis played ut W. iL Whucler'e. Our new Christinas good are simply ravishing. "Come und hike a view." says W. IL Wheeler. Caudles, uuU, oranges, lemons, ba- uauas, grunt), cigar and tobacco at P. C. 1'uiu-rson's. "lib! Mamma! I want one of those big dolls with such lovely hair, at heeler's." .. ... 'y $10 for an all-wool suit of Hap py Home clothes al Htoekton A Ueu- P. t.'. Pattersou has lust received b'B M,'ply of fresh caudle of all kind. The grand display of bolldav irood al W. il. Wheeler's i asUintshing. For the most choice confectionery. go lo P. C. Patterson's. Hugar Mouse syrup and Magnolia drips, at the Bakery, Maple syrup direct from Vermont,, at the Bakery. P. C. Patterson, the popular confec tioner. Grass sect Is of all kinds, at tbe Bak ery. New Orleans Molasses, at the Bak ery. Ambrosial drips, at the B ikery. WANTED. W ANTKII.-Uoy, or from It to 18 nirol Htm irurn Dm tuarblo and criuilte fullers bi.-iiit'iut, as an miprt'utli'f, ror lenut and wimiHiily " - W, MtiAdvins, lnd(ia-dt-iiiit. FOR SALE. r'ull SALE A jowl hnnte, I1C4 hands hlxh. f.oniti'.aveyearitoltl, well iraliitHl, and will hi wild ItirrMMh.or trHtltsl for wtsttl, hay or ui Iter uiHrkt-iaUie Kootiii. Aiiily lor parUou litrs iu U W. MuAdaiun, Indipndmie. k'Oli 8AI.E A flue Imported Kentucky link, four ypiintolil, ttflern hands IiIkIi, "d In rfiKiil crintllllun ror iwrvliH). Will l auld on eiwy tt-rins. or trail fur real estaie. Kurther liiRirinallou may be obtained at Ihl nCUe, Kottcs. ot AstlvanienU Notice Is hereby given that T. W. Estea, of Independence, Polk county, Oregon, did, ou the Hth day of Novem Iht, lsn2, make an assignment for the tietiellt of his creditors to the under signed. Now, then, nil persons having claims against said estate, arc hereby notified to present the same under oath, to me, ut Iudependeuoe, Oregon, with in three months from tlie date of this notlcc.alid all personsowing said estate arc requested to make Immediate pay ment lo 1110. J. It. COOl'KK, Assignee. Diitc.l Independence, Oregon, No vcniUn 10th, IM)i 12-1U Wliiitu llili? Millliiery at Cut, Miss MacaUlay oilers to sell her en tiro stock of millineiy gootls at cost. Goods must be solt to make room for her Immense spAng stock. Come early as they are going like hot-cakes. Will oiler this for one week only so please bear this iu iniud. Settle lip. All persons owing the lute firm of Boiimcr & Craven will please call and settle on or before Dec. 20, or tbe ac count will be placed in the bands of a collector. : We must have the money. Bkamkr&Cravkn. 1