THE WEEK'S BUDGET. What Our Kqiorter Finds of la terwt to Our Readers. TBK LOCAL AND tJKNKKAL NKWS. mmmuj t Ik twtf U wk Ttnl TM a fellwlwi pu.Imm f Istornt Vraa W)kM. Dr. Waller Babbctt, the partner of Dr. T. J. Lee lu the practice or vhxII cine, arrived her lt week aud ha M one taken up ht work lu our midst. Dr. Babbett in a handsome nun, over six feet In wight, dark hair and blue eye ami mi exceedingly In telligent eouiiteuenee. He studied medicine at Trinity college Toronto Cauada, and spent year after gradu ating tu th hospital of Loudon mid Dublin. Ho come hers direct from Kt. John, New Brunswick. He U a general practitioner aud come lu our inldat well reoonimeuded. A circular bo beeu received from Han Francisco which emleiiate from tbe executive committee of tbe Hun Francisco Unemployed, kud y: "Do not be devolved by false reiHirt. The city of Ban Francisco la crowded with Idle uieu. There re thousand of ut tramping tbe slrect hungry, hopeleaa kud destitute. For God' tkke keep away from tbla city. Ad vertisement Air laborer, tailor or mechanic are falsu. Place no faith lu Uiem. There are ten men here for every Job now,' Week before tat 0. W. Leouard had aome' of hl thoroughbred Gotawold Iamb killed by doga, emailing a lu of about ISO. Mr. Leouard happeued on tbe doga at the time hi lamb were killed, and succeeded lu killing mid crippling oue and a neighbor killed another. Mr. Jo. Craven bad tome lambs killed the value day. They ueed the dog-killer lu (he country an well at In town. Divine service, at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni. In the morning there will be a aacml cornet aolo furulshed by Willie BUI with tlie organ accompani ment by Mis Katie Wheeler. tiuuday ohool at i be clone of the morning ser mon and prayermeetiug Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A welcome la given to al 1 to these service. Itoland D. Grant' lecture last Tue day eveulng, In the owra house, was well alteuded and bin bearer were en tertained and Instructed with a moat echolarly presentation of the facta of blatory oo u net-ted with hi subject "Tbe Making and Breaking of Natioua," In aome of lila flight of oratory and vivid descriptions he waa truly grand. J. R. '. Hell, who haa Juat returned from a trtp over tbe whole United States, aay he heard the cry of "tight money" every where. That we on the Pacific coast have only to hold on and wait not more than a few mouth aud within two year we will aee change on thii count we acaroely dream of now. Jay 11. V. Duller Is Mud supervisor up at Monmouth aud last 8uuday he drove over one of bis roads to a fuueral and fhe front wheels of hla buggy dropped down lu a chuck hole aud Mr. Butler went over headforemost into the mud : He now know where aome of tbe deep bole are In hi district. A letter from Falls City Inform u that tbe temperuiice element at Falls City, having won the eleutiou, the other side are exceeding wroth aud bad blood la being created lu that peaceful burg. An Indignation meet ing, or something of the kind, waa held last Tuesday. Our correspondent at Dullas waa In error In statiug last week that Mrs. Young, of this city, waa being sup ported by the county a a pauper. The county court made a small allowance for ber crippled son who la unuble to do anything for himself. In all the towns along the line where Messrs. Allyu and Colon! have given entertainments they are very highly pokeo of. Tbey will entertain the peo ple of Independence at the Presbyterian church Thursday, April 27th. Admis sion 20 cents. . If you have time just step Into Vau duyu's store and look through bis ele gant stock of clothing, his price will convince you that be I going out of the clothing business. Ged. Tatom, whose home la in Gll liam county, brother of James Tatom, of Moumonth, ienla day here this week renewing old acquaintance. Vanduyn says ull bis mens, boys aud youths clothing must be closed out. Ills motto Is "sell cheap and close them out quick." s Burglars never break Into Cook's fur niture store because he sells his goods to cheap that they come and buy of him instead. Do net fall to attend the concert at tbe Presbyterian church tbe 27th Inst You will be well repaid and highly en tertained. Zed Bosendorf, to we are told, baa purchased the Clodfeltcr brick on the corner of Muin aud C streets. J. F. O'Donuell Is having a mum moth sign sixty feet long painted on the front of his warehouse. Vanduyn says be is not selling at Portland prices, but prices that beat anything in the state. Any child can be fitted In red shoes or tie at Vanduyu'a. Men's spring sulta at Vanduyn' at price from 15.60 to lak Two brau new organs for sale cheap. Enquire at Wkwy Hi ok oflloa, If you want to know where to gvt a good cigar, ask patroiut of P, C. Pat tor- sou, Tropical fruit at Patterson's a large and ulce a can be found lu ludepeu deuce, U. H. Wilcox aud wife took In the metropolis this week, also W, U. Whit- eaker, J, K. Klrkland and wife, of Ilarrls- buig, me now once again resident of ludepvudeuue. Dr. Doty, of Monmouth, la Using vetallaed air for the absolutely paiu lea extraotiou of teeth. How doe tha slove feel wheu full of coals? Grateful. That la the way Cook's furniture store teela, for It la full Tony Noltuer, tho editor of the Portland Dispatch, waa In towu on aome mysterious mission last Wednes day. School meeting uetTueday at the public aohool building to elect a dt rector la place of W. K. Creasy re signed. "How pleasant you look." "Yea, I have Just beeu presented with a but of that delicious candy sold by Pink Pal tersou." Dr. a A. Mulkey haa moved Into the residence lately occupied by W. E, Uoodvll, the later having moved to Rkkreall. Dr. Doty, of Monmouth, tbe dentist, who la using vitalised air for the atwo lotely pal u lew extraction of teeth, lu vltea trade. Mr. Dr. Lormar, Mm. McDanlelaud Mlaa Walker, of Whatcom, are visiting their brother, W. H. aud H. B. Walker of this city. An exhibit of the school work la lie lug prepared, aud when completed the public will be invited to Inspect It Tiie exhibit will remalu at home. RuImj Altyn, humorist and dramatic reader, and Chsa. Colonl, base cantante and guitar soloist, are apeciallsta In their line, and give a flrst-cla concert. Service lu Cougregatlnual church next Suuday evening only. D.V. Poling preaelie at Ulekn'all lu the morning. Choral union meet Wedudsday eve ning, Mrs. Claire Irvine, Mlaa Alice Macau- lay and D. V. Poling were delegate to the Congregational H. 8. convention al Corvallia this week. I). V.Pollng served as music director and Mm. Irvine as orgauisL Mrs, Hnruh M. IUkhI, of the Vlavl Co. from Portland, will give a free lecture fortheladlva only, at the Chrltatn church Friday evening, April 2Mb. See bill lu store windows. All ladles are cordially mvlted. Quite a number of J. It N. Bell's Intimate frlenda came In aud spent the evening last Monday and listened to bla graphic account of wlmt he had seen and beard In hla trip through the states aud territories. Wheeler A Clodfvlter have Just re ceived a large Invoice of envelope of a Hrst-4'lasa quality which they will sell, for tbe rciualuder of this week only, for 20 cents per hundred. Hupply your self w hile this sieclal ludutwmeut Is offered you. "Jack" Uitrklns, as all the horsemen call him, hah decided to locate al Inde pendence, having sold out his shop at Halem. Wherever he liiUir he will be found a fileud of sa-cd animals aud an artist at treating horse feci. Tlie miwt valuable aulmal is ierfeHly sufe in Jack Hui kins' huudn iSulcui Jourid. A. K. Hundcreock, of the Oregon Mercaiillle Co., has brought his family, consisting of wife and three sous, from Alblua, aud Inis moved Into the .Mrs. Joue renldcnce. Airs. 8uuderoock was the moving spirit of the ltebecca lodge of Aloiua and wilt miss tbe lodge here. Why uot orga nize one? J. J. Harklus, an excrt blacksmith of Halem, Or., has purchased, In com pany with Thomas Feuuell, the black smith shop lately owned by Pitta A Ulllard aud will endeavor to conduct the business In a uiuunor satisfactory to the public. They are both skilled workmen aud have au established reputation as such. Craven Bell A Co. Is tne name of the new manufacturing firm in Indepen dence. J. Ii. N. Bell has Invented the Bell self-adjusting binding strap," aud W. H. Ciaven & Co. the harness makers, will start In this week manu facturing oue to ten thousand of the straps. This industry when developed will employ quite a number of men. At the Christain church next Hun- day the pastor's morning theme will be "Wtiut think ye ot the Hcrmon to day?" Aud In the evening, by re quest "Did Christ actually arise from the Dead." Hneciul music cousisting of duetts, solos, anthems and male quartette appropriate to the services, will he rendered by the singers. The Young Peoples society, led by the pastor at (1:30 p' m will take for Its lesson "How to pray for friends." The public, especially non-church goers are cordially welcome to all services. At the urgent request of his friends Rev. Itoland D. Giant remained in In dependence over Wednesday night and delivered a sermon in the Baptist church which was largely attended and Intensely lutcrcstlng. Tbe speaker car ried bis audience with him for a full one and a half hours, and when he drew tbe curtuin aside and depicted a sacra Helal Hceue, the silence of the audience was intense. Roluud D. Grant Is a brilliant man, and It la no wonder that bis time Is so fully taken up that he can not answer half the calls made on him. We were vcrv fortunate to get him here to address us. Those who were not prescut Wednesday evening missed a l-rore treat. Amant Lie ualnaat M, K. R, Case, the barber, make a specialty of fine iouiwdourlug. Try hltii.- W. II. Craven it Co. are turning nu aome line set of harness which are warranted to give satisfaction The Independence Tile Co, has facultlea for turning out, on short notice all tlses of tiling, from the smallest to the largest Hterllug A Kaolt are the accomodat ing butcher on C street. L, W MoAihuu la prepared to furnish you au elegant monument with which to mark the last resting place of your relative Humuel L. Crowell, the owner of Pilot Lcnioul, desire to meet ull owners of ltockwood tllllc W. K. Uoodell advertise a clwtraiw aale of hi stock of Is sit and shoes. O. A. Kramer still kcc the watchc ticking, and haa new one for sale Lumber of taut quality and from mountain logs Is aold by 1'rccoU & Veue. (let your blacksmlthlng done by K. K Krengle Call on host Dudley at the tloltou, when In Portland D. II. Craven Mill turn out tlusw beautiful photograph, rain or shine J. It Cisqier ha pleuly of brick on hand al low price - Hubbard A Btaat are busy doing all the draying here - Five cents Is all It cxsiU to travel on the motor to Monmouth and visit the Normal achtsjl Mr. L. CauipMI la giving such good aatUfactlou a dreasmaker, tltat she will sikiii need assistance P. H. Murphy keep pegging awuy, and turns out tsaibi and sins for his customers Iuten-lew M. T. Crow when you want anything lu the sash aud door line Th Polk County Itauk at Mon mouth, Is ably prmlded over by J 11. riawlcy J. 8, Cooper I president and W. II. Hawley cahlerof tbe Flrt National Bank of Independence The following substantial men are director of III Indeendeuoe National Bank: II. II. Jaspersuu, A. J. thaid- man, II. Hirschberg, A. Nelson, T. J. I-ee aud J. A. Allen. There I no place In Oregon where a ladter meal Is served than at the res taurant of Westacott Irwin, 271 Com mercial street, Balem. (urUnaia at tention, a line meal, aud tbe popnlsr price of 25 iviits, hare made this house lite headquarter of everyone who ha occasion to dine lu Haicm. Mr. M. DeaUin give an elegant chicken dinner every Humlav for 25 cent, IVlterson Hnav the Jeweler, are constantly receiving the latest noveltli In their line. They also carry a com plete Hue of drugs and medicine G. W. Hhliin the painter, will hang your paNr, pslnt your house or artisti cally finish a sign for you. Loughary Bros, on the Lucklamute, have a large chicken l.irni, and have egg of Imported don untie fowls for sale A. M. Hurley, the attorney, ha his ofllce ailjolnlng the I ndcn-ndmv National Hank bulldlug Khelley Alexander A Co. tlie drugg ists, have a complete stock of drugs, paints, oils aud glass; also a full line of school btsiks and stationary J. F. O'Donuell carries a large stock of agricultural machinery, and his shelves are laden with the best grades of hardware; a tin store aud tinning department adds to the advantage of his establishment Wull paper 10 cents per double roll. Send 2-ccnt stamp for samples. Ad dress, Hchofleld A Morgan, 102 Third street, Poi tland Ore. Geo. A. Hii.lth. the attorney, has his olllce In the Imhieiidciiec National Bank building Dr. E. G. Young, veterinary sur geon, attends hi tlie diseases of horses uud cattle Dr. T, J. Lee has his olllce up stalls lu the Independence National Bank building It has beeu decided by the Polk Co. Fair maougement to have the spring race meeting tbe 15, 10 aud 17 of June. Weather iermlttiiig the chance are It will be a very successful ult'ulr. Daly Hlblcy A Kaklii, at Dallas, have a complete set of ubstrac.ts (Subscribers wanting help or any persons desiring employment can use tlie "Want" column of this paper FREE one Insertion, not to exceed ten wolds. Fach additional word oue cent. Dr. O. D. Butler has hla olllce In the ojiera house Dr. J. B. Johnson, the dcutlst, has hla olllce on the corner of Railroad and Monmouth streets Mitchell a Doliannoii have a very complete planing mill on Main atreot Messrs Wheeler A Clodfeltcr, arc the only exclusive dealers In toys, laucy goods, books and stationary, lu Inde pendence. Bubscriptions taken for pcrloulcals the world over. Cigars, tobacco aud fruits Dr. Win. Tatom, dentist, has neatly fitted olllces In the Whlteuker building on C street, up stairs Dr. H, A, Mulkey, whose oflleea are In the O'Donuell brick, Is drawing teeth and drawing trade. He knows ho to do both Purchasing agent wanted in this town for all kinds of country produce, poultry, dressed hogs, veal, hides, pota toes, fruits, etc. Address, Vancouver Commission Co., 220j BuriiHidu street, Portland, Or. FROM CORRESPONDENTS Newsy Notes From the Several Towns in the County. HIIAT Ot'K i'EOri.E AKK IMlINU Osr(srmsisSrHtt lsMilk (krastrtni tkt ttwk'i lt(tw-lttm t thst I'tsm lslrMtls( Ni f 0.11m ssd Otkff flsran. Mnnmnttlh. Johnnie Richardson sod Rev. Arm strong of lmlcueudeiico, took the morning train north Wednesday. I. Noltuer, of Multnomah, waa In town Tuesday and Weduomlay hack ing after the Interest of the Normal. Mlas Mvtta James left for her East ern Oregon home hist Tuesday. Mcar Did! Knoll and R, Nelson llarber, the renowned Facial comedian comic winger, elisutionwt and planoM howed here at I lie oant boiii1 lat Wetluenday evening Mr. Eddlemans family who have lawn living ou Bert Luoas' farm, have moved to town. Mrs, McOiyw has moved Into her new house that she purchased from Mr. Ueacock last week. Several went from here to hear Itcv. Grant who ke at Independence Tuewlay evening. The Normal Is not much decreased iu numlar this term. itt. The Dallas W. C. T. V. will I oril wred a follows for the eunuiug year: President, Mr. Blddle; nwrdlng sec retary, Mr. C. W. Hiiilth; correHiid- lug sivretary, Mr. M. F. Hcutou; treas urer, Mr. Robert Howe; delegate t county convention to w bcld at Mon mouth, Mrs. Biddle aud Mr. Powell. Mil Blanche Noel Is enjoying n trip to Newirt. J. W. Older will aism move to the metropolis to nlde lu the future. Mr, and Mrs. Hardy Holmau have moved to Halem where he haa ecurcd a sMitioii ou the asylum farm. C C. Smith has gtme to Portland to receive medical treatment. Mr. Wm. Kisa-r, of Tacoma, Is here visiting his brother. Hon John J. Daly has len In Port land some days. In I'ulk t'ttnut). McCoy Isiasts of the crack shots of Pidk county, and they Intend entering the June stale contest and win honors for this county. Fallnowu grain throughout Polk is looking Hue, but where is the spring sowing? K, K. Gilliam now handle the rein on the stage line from luileis'iideuce to Falls City. Miss Emma Rlggs, of Halt Creek, was recently married to A. W. Child, a resident of Salem. Pomonea grange meets ut Ihillusthe first Friday lu May, Enlahasa winter newspaper .called the Enterprise' It is discontinued dur ing the summer. Tho present county court of Polk county are conducting county a II j; I in on au economical Un and for t he bent intercuts of Ptdk county. I(li-krll. T. H. Burch lias been slek but Is n ported better. A. L. Foreman aud wife sctit Huu day with relatives near Kalcui. Misses Blanche Brousoli and Cora Dcmpscy spent Hunday In Rlckreall. The frame of the mill will soon lie completed, the workmen being now at work on the third story. Arbor day was celebrated at our school, there Mug quite a large number present. Heveral tree were planted aud expect to plant more, ' The wild grape was chosen to represent the schiKil for the next year, l lroull Court Dmtknt, The following arc the cases on the circuit court docket which eonveties May Htli there Mug eighty-three In all and there has been tiled eleven mote by the Hcattle Insurance Company, hut as no money lias beeu forwarded they have not been put ou record: Jennie Belt vs J, H. Cooper, to recover possession of real property. ' J. H, Cooper vs Jennie Belt, cross bill, Jennie Bell vs George Whlicukur, to recover (xissesslon of real property. George Whlteaker vs Jennie Belt, cross bill. Eugene Hayter, assignment. L. Bciitley, asHlgnmeut. N. O. Clodleltcr vs J. F. O'Donuell, action ut law. Hmlth A Hull vs Irvine A Cuuer, ac tion ut taw. Beu. Windsor vs Thos. Colllnson and Israel Booth, equity. II, B. Griggs vs I. M. Butler, action at law. John Vernon vs John Byurs, equity. T. D. : ucas, assign meut. State vs John Btump, contempt. Htate vs Jus Bobbins, contempt. Tciinant Htrubbllng Hluai C . vs J. M, Htark, action at law. TennantSlruhbllngShoe Co. vsj. M, Btark, action at law. J. R. Crowley, assign merit. II. C. Sterling vs Frank Flalo, fore closure. ' ' J, H, Townseud vs G, B. Duvldson, aclionutlaw. C. F. Webber vs sclusil Dlst, No. 65. Tcma)raiice house v W.J Klrkland, equity. A. 11. Hlnisou vs. It H. Hush uud J, W. Bush, nut Ion at law, N. M. Mclhmlcl, assignment. T. W. Eatoa, liwdgumeiit. Felix Nisd vs N. M, MuDaiilel, aetlou at law. R. H. Ijowls et al vs W. L. Wells, ac tion al law, Hlate school (sutiiulssloncra v F. M. Collin uud W. Tarter, foreclosure." O. D. llldervs A. A. Bull aud L. KcUu, actlnii at law. Ed. Well and K. H. Lyou v F..V. Harris, action at law. Minerva Ann Dleevs Mary K. aud George McCaulcy, eJiH'Imciit. l'm.rg, ilackmau A Co. vs J. H. Ml chell, action ut law. R. L. Haioii v W.T. hhurtlllt uud J. H, Mlcludl, action at law. . Lev I Hlraiis A Co. vsJ. H. Michel), action at law. Bauer Bros. vsj. rt. Michel I, action at l'iw, McMiiiuvllle National bank va J. H. Mlchell, act. on ut law. Jame Elliott vs IudcKnlcm F'lrsl National Hank, appeal. O. R. A N. Co. v O. C. It It Co.. ejectment G, W, Griggs vs W. Hhurilitr, action at law. II. R. Patterson vs Chan. Hereon, ai- peal, J. W. Hill vs E. C. Merrill, apatd. Claggctt v'hamues v lUm. I lay den, aps'ul. R. L. oaiilti vs J. H, Mlchell, etiliy, J. E. Milter, assignee of L. Ikmtlcy estate, vs II. lllrtichbcrg, action al law. i, B. Hmlth vs Polk county, rcvlw, L. Abrams vs 11. F. Walling, action at law. Alliance Trust Co. vs J. A. I'jutt, fore clixtire. II. ChrUtlaii vs 1). N. Bum, action ou note, Oregon Land Co. vs Cragcii, Colfey, k Htrulibliigs, action at law. Will. YeutervsC.C, Ragwlale, ai-tlou at law. Fleekensu In A Myer vs Clma. Allen, actioiiatlaw, ' J, D. l-e vs F. K, Huhlmrd and M. M. Kills, action at law. The Rosciitieldl Hmlth Co. v Chos. Allen, action at law. Foster Itolwru vs W. It Duvls, ac tion Ml luw, Martin A Handera vs T. A. Farley, action at law. W. It Davis vs T. T. Hliaw mid J. C. Lewis, action ou note, Cribls n, hcxton A Co. va W. It Da vis, aiitiou ut law. Mary E. Burvh vs G. B. Burch, di vorce. II t'hri-tlau vs Wiu.Meele, cjwtmelit H. P. Rings, guurdlau, v It ft Con tier, E. T. MorrlMin, J. A. lluxtcr, and Lealider ('on Iter, lliunlltiiii Job A Co. vs 1). Gsqwret al, action at law. J. 11. Nunu vs Win. Grant and D. P. Htouttcr, review. W. II IKi'ih aud John Rolwcn vs II. M. Lines, writ of uiaiiiltimus. M. Flxk v J. D. Murphy, action at law. F, K. Hubbard, assignment. IuileHudeiice First National bank vs M, F. Perelval, action at law. Chiw, Black vs F, Wetmur et us, ac tion ou note. Hwcrtwr&Co. vs J. H. Mlchell, ac tion at law. ' I'w l Kline Co. vs J. S. Mlchell, ac tion al law. Arl Armstrong vs IVescott A Vcncss, daniagik. Sydney Moore vs W. B. Davis, equity. A all rir4iulK ttlek.. Kiiitok Wknt hiiik: WotiUl It not be the pioH r thing for Judge Kicks to rush dow n to New York and enjoin iIiohc linkers from shipping nil the gold out of the country? Can he not see that this constant drain oi gold, iiiiihi seriously Interrupt business, put tlie people to great lucoimnilcuoe and possltdy cause damage to property" And, has not tills perjured tool of the plutocrats Hssiimed the duly of check ing Mich tendencies even If lie has to Imprfhon hoiicxt working men for no other crime than that of leaving the service of their employer whenever they cIiikh'o to do so. Is not the treatment received by those engineers at Toledo at the hands of this judicial fraud, and the scheme now being worked by Wull street, enough to show working men how little Justice they may expect, unle.su they tlx tho bayonet and Uimhcalh the sword? The Impending "bloody revolution" predicted by Judge Grcsliuin Is ptawtbly not so far oil' us the Judge himself may think, for the American flag must cease to be u "Haunting He." With th unilcr tones In nlutcy-slx The I'opullHts will this matter tlx, No longer Ihen with Brit lull gold Will workinginen be bought and sold Ol'KN .KVKH. l.ttllor Lint. List of unclaimed killers remaining In Independence postolllce April 15, ISlCt. , Ames Grant, (2) Allen L. J. Brown C. H. Clark Robt. Cooier John II. Davis Douglas Davis L. (Int.. P. A. ' llaullcmaii John Hall R. McCurdy Win. Johnson John L. Nigbtlngiilo Peter Pearl Mr. I'rttchett Geo, Hmlth J. A. HtcwartHuli. L. HjioldingC. Yamyos E, L. LA III 1(8 LIST. Ames Mrs.'N. G. Bcatifonl, Muttlc Hill Miss Mugiflc Hiult, Mrs. Hulilah Hcat.hcrliigton E. Martaou Lollle Hlopcr Mrsltcliccca Hcott Mm. Estlo Arbor Day April 14, was duly ob served by the public schools., Appro priate exercise were held In t he dUI'cr ent. rooms. Hoverol visitor were pre sent and expressed llicmaelvoa ua well 'pleased. NOTICE. OwliiK l His liK'Iciinmi y of lli weallisr the Hlv ni Uii Mm, W, Miinihy eiiiii,inii;rtf ... ,.u II U If, ik.. I. u u.l...l..lul va. ML ,'iin"Miii, M7 ... " . ,.tt, w...,, . , j ...,tu iufv (., (I... u,u.r ... .i i.u. ..r ttf lit,.!. ill Im. if l von. A STATCMCNT. In ..In .Inn mi III" liUHhH'X of I.. M. MiiIUn.ii H IM IllUllll Ull'l'tl WIW S llU'll" IllM Wllli'll I'D- Iu uuuiilo lo tMvuiiuit tur i I'lmmi il Va I'. II. Tiillm, r lie w" fiiiiiiliiynil In tli nlnrii. Alter ,i, r.-lu I ea.tt.iiiltiutl.iti ni Hie lik llii' dio luu ti.u ui..uin..il lr. sum 1 licfi'iii n"pr' um Mr, Tiiyliir (Him U seuiiiiiiii iMirnlnlurB Hln'lt- Uy hid, : Jrrwiw iiii'hiiiiU'Iii, Or., April 7, Mnt, DISSOLUTION NOTICC. NoTK'K l homliy lvwi ilinnhtum-imrinpf-ilnii lii n.Uilnr exf.Uiin Ih-Iwiwii A. J. I'll" nil J. N. IIHIai.l inel.T lli.'llnn nnuiiHiri'ln A llilliii'l l'n ik'i'ii tllMitvoil, sail sll iwruiu im luu On- Mini ii i in iiin rimiiuatl lii mitkn Ini. llllnlMUi WlllellltllV wnu at. w. 1-llHOT, i ut uilim, nl J, W. Klrkland. A, J. 1'u rn, 4. lilt LLABIl. IIMli'H.,lnl.,Or Apr. , mo. WANTED. W A NTKO-iilooo lli nmlislr tiy U. E. Iirey, j uiuitfiimiwa. ( m MUST BE f AID. All ivinitiil itnf lite ll firm nf Tuylnr U'.l.U.. ......I lu. ..ui.l ,.,( ii.,l..Ma ..ul.l U.lll.111 lliirly iln vim, win will l tultii'il, I'letus )inl llll.. 'I hl IH.UrH uli ii.iUhi Ui IIiu fcV'i.iullU uuil niae. Uue II. II, I n) i"l'. HI 4t W. II. W ItiK-lnr, who htw mvitily Milil Imll ll,rNI, III III .MWllH-n w.-., r.. i .ni,iH'l, iw ilinliiuui uf Imvinii ll uiw.mil l due him, iil illiinw. 111' u-k-Kllelllli.il Ui lllln ItiltllHt, Nul'li K. io nil wlioiti ll muy itoiiirru: An my i'ri-aiii'rii ttrs ftm'tii m Mi my ili'tx, which in rlsln, "a mii.iini of tli f-i I sin luriiHl tu lu-lol Uuil Sll lllllM! Illlll llll ll til II It! nUnll t iitieti ami M'ttli. tlielr Ijillti. nml lit mi duiiitr iliey will Mtii nii inwiii mid Irntiiili-, tiiiil hiI)iiimu pultMif pniierly liy Un ultefUl. .11. ..i r.miiMiiy jri.urn, II. Si. Liuva, liidu. Iwikhxiijh, urraita. FOR SALE. ClIH KAliK-rituh billed lrr hy (lNir Hit') . in. unttiHiti or J. Ii. MurUiy. Kuli hM.K.-i Iimi while ihiI. mid an xirteii IhitijiiiiK H,;iiiimi tiy tlso. K. Iiusr. a ln..liiry rwldi'tiivof U'ti M.um, Imldi hull-, .iliml.il ull imnllira oirin r. oil Hull rtwl mid U ulri"-!, tiidi'iM'iiditt'. rur leriu uud iriuv liuiuirt ul J, w, Klmtttiid or 1. 11. luyltir. 31 u llurMi, litiriiiwii.siid it'""! iiid will Iw nold tilnnii, tin ry lerinn, or w'll Uiku id milk ihi lu imit hiniii. i- w . ai aim mi. all ovi:u Tin: imtei ktati:. j. II. N 11.. II Itrliirn lo lii.li..iiilflH!i ml SUrU In MHiiilfii liirluii Ilia I'Hloulvil Antrim. There are gissl time III store for Ort'Kon if she will omy tell her advan tages ami let the nwt of the world know of them" said J. It. N. Bell. "Tlie people of the Kant have heard uf California and WanhltiKton, and are talkitiK alsmt them, but Oregon Is not m well advertised. If Oreijon will get lu now and do somethtiiK she will rapidly lucreiwe iu smulatlou. There is no doubt of It. I have beeu lu nearly every larxe city of the Culled Wales, and every state, and I come back to Oregon better satisfied lluiil ever. I wus iu loculllU where It was too warm, and Iih-uIUIch where it waa loo cold, but lu Oregon It in just rilit. The people cannot stop the tide of immiKnitioii and It will come to Oregon as well as Washington aud California If It lias a chuuee." J. It, X. Bell traveled from Inde pendence lo han Francisco, thence to Sacramento where he was present during the schxIou of the California legislature, thence he went to Lw Angles, where he saw oranges i u bloom and being gathered, thence he went down to New Orleans a treat and Im portant commercial city, thence to licrmlngham Ala., thence to Atlanta Georgia, thence through South aud North Carolina, Virginia and up lo the capital, Washington, thence to riilladelphla ami Xew York, thence (o New Haven Conn., and Boston Mass., thence to Chicago visiting the World's fair trrouuds, thence to St. Paul and Mlumtpolla, thence lu Cau ada to Wluuepeg, thence westward over the Canadian l'acltleto Whatcom Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and home, lie was gone two mouths and three days ami traveled over ltl.iKKl miles. Dining his trip he visited the four leading colleges of the United State, Harvard College lu Mass. Julin Hop kins, Baltimore, Yale Xew Haven, and Weslyan University at Middletown, Oonu. While cast he had patented mi invention of his own, consisting of a strap for Fastening trunks, school books, valises, light loads on wagons etc, and hie purchased the material for manufacturing them, We wish him abundant success, aud lie deserves it If anyone tltuis. YtNlturiit Vlff. I n a recent Issue of the Wkht Sidk a visitor says: , It Is apparent: That among Independence politi cian ''I had rather lie right than presi dent" Is an unknown legend, lu an swer to the above we wish to say, who ever accused Independence politicians of wanting anything but theolHcca? Tlie wrlicr then says: "the advo cates of law uud order are mom fond of talking than doing." The entire cnuiiuiiiiity Is like oilier people and talks, nut one, r rami Myers, who wears the st ar, Is the keener of order, aud gives good satisfaction. Visitor l lien gets on ims untrue state ment: "Tlie fathers and mothers of Independence have tinned over the ed ucation of their children to the saloon, the street, and the brothel." Visitor ecu lain ly could uot have visited our imtillc school, the pride ot our pimple. Fathers and mothers hero are Justly in dignant. Visitor should look for churches and schools at his next vIhH, rhere are people who do not rush In "where angels fear to tread." A Kkhidunt. fiftam,Baking USJiPowder The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder, No Atmuouia; No Alum. Used in Millions of " " nes o ,Y?ars the Standwd For SALE The furniture und fixture of Ou Main (Independence, h oll'crcd for aale at a bargain. Itcuaon of acjlin sicknifej of Miss IJzio Fenncll now in California, Tim rcKtiiuruiit la doing ft goodbuH juchs, htot a wull furnished kitchen, complete service of silverware for the table, and alao luw Qpil; F.i SL Thin ht ft Kplotulul purchiwe for Hotncoiic, and aliould be invi-H-tinuted. For further par tlculiirH call on Mim Kill Feuuell, ou the preiuiHOH. 3t MSGS UIXGH ItlXGS IUXG8 IUXGH mxos mxG.s RIXGH H1XG.S ItlXGS IUXOH KINGS HIXGS ItlXGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RIXGS RINGS RINGS RINtiS RINGS RINGS KINGS RINGS Kings, for EVERYBODY RINGS RINGS RING8 RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS for mi b Lids. Bsflgs &r lew;- m z them. R1NG8 DRlfiG STS I HUim RIXGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS RINGS Go To G. W.Shinn For Your- Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign W, Etc., Itc. Prices as low as the low est, and all work guaranteed. WANTED. SOT llll Local and Traveling. U U To tvirenenlmir wttll.known houtte. You iit'ttt nn rapllHl t" represent a llnu tliat wiiriuiiu inimDry muck flivt-vlawi and true to iiumi). Work all th Yr. u iwr nionih to tlie rujlti man. Apply quick, suit t"KK. L. L. MAY & CO- St. Paul, Minn. Nurseryimin, Florists anrt Swinmeu. 2ni (Tills linime In resiKinallilt).) 4.14 Wnrlil'i Fair Travnlitni Will Have IU Tlie public demand through service when travellimr. It is old-fashioned to chunire cat's. Gn the through solid ves tibuled trains of the Chicago, Union t'aclllc and northwestern Hue, from or to Chicago, Omaha and luterniediate points, there is uo change. This la the ilnest and fastest road. Dr. E. L. Ketchum has his office In his own building, on Monmouth street, near Railroad. The Little Palace Hotel Is recognized by business men to be the proper place to stay A. 11. Cherry is a very skillful re pairer of watches and clocks City Restaurant