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About The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1893)
C:z:'JTI'SCEHLTEECCZ3. S. D. PERCIVAL, Editor. OWmwjr iKttkinantatloaa.udaariluuik. UfwrmMkMm ai fcuniin ma n wm a Un, Mr aU m t llw FRIDAY, JULY 7, WJ93. A vain attempt to escape trm tfae penitentiary at Frjlaom, CaL, was dmMi recently by several of the convicta who ten working in quarry. The oathrea: was fed by George Sostag, brl'of tbe notorious robber. John SoartTi" About four men were killed abd "several were wounded. , None of titan escaped. It fe somewhat atnosing how aume profile discover tbe importance and lo flurooa of a newspaper when they into trouble or " something Uiey are ashamed of. bey live for yemra with out subscribing and when asked to ad vertise, say: "It dueao't pay, no one raid tbe paper." But tbe minute they get into a scrape tbey rush to tbe newspapers and request them not to Bay anything about. Or in case of trouble in wlikrh their name happens to be mentioned, then they realise that the paper baa a circuhuioo, and tbej doo't want their name published a over the eoontry. Ex. Tbe presence of delegation, of Lon iaanna sugar planters, beaded by two democratic Caatpemtaea, in Washing ton and tbe object of tbeir visit recalls a fiuuoo laying of tbe late General Hanooek -The tariff i largely a local questaw". Tbe gentlemen are here to oVenaaiut that sugar shall be protected in tbe new tariff bill to tbe extent of one and one-half or two cents a pound, if Ibe bounty be abrdisbed. It at be lieved that one of the hardest Cghta that will occur over the new tariff bail HI br that on tbe sugar dawe. That a unu spas sugar is unpopular la ai pareul to every Hose ofcoerver, but mon ey baa got to be raised somehow and it nay be that tbe 140,000,000 or S50.GQQ, w wtuen a nmroa mir would put n joe Trcsaory each year any outweigh tne oppoattMB of tbe nianaea with a B Jcnty of emagreaa. On tbe other hand it sbould not ta forgotten that tbe vote of tbe aforesaid maraira make and un make Congrewmen, and this infiuene ia not often openiy ignored, although u ts ones aeereUy and aoeakingly turn ed down by tboae who lack tbe "sand to do so nobody. It is rumored that a strong lobby backed by wealthy men who are opposed to an income tax is to be here when Congress meets far the purpose of placing tbe proposed tariff n angar agaf rat tbe proposed tax on Uncle gam is having a wrestle with local combine, which though com paratively small to worked upon tbe same principles that govern tbe big trusts Utrottghoot tbe country, and tbe result may be interesting to the entire country. Tbe government departments j use four or five million pounds of tee every aeaaoo, and tbe furnishing of it is given out by contract to tbe lowest bidder. This year five or atx local Ice eonipanies formed a combine and raked tbe prk of joe to privass enrnrameta, and when tbe bid ftirnkbed I he gov ernment were opened it was discovered that tbey proposed making Cneie gam pay afoot doable last year's price for bis iee. Tbe bids were all thrown out ana a new advertMement for bids pub- UMjeo. A fbiladelp.-.ia nompaoy made a bid at a reasonable figure, but before it was aapted withdrew it, beeame it bad teen stifled that tbe local com bine bad taken steps which would pre vent lis onujr ai,ie to get a tml fcd ed with lee towed op tbe Potomac rrrr to VTaai.rngton. Ho tbe matter now stands: , Tbe present contract ex--red tbe first of July. It has been sug-rtd-tht the government use one of own tays to tor vessel loaded with 'for the department at Washington, nothing has yet been determined T sa combine ia eonnnt the fro mestwill have to get od pay their price. - e, it will demon- 1 tbe governnent f ennMoe that wiU r combines. ' . e. , Eieetrie railroads along country roads e sure to be a reality ere long. A j body of Kansas burners are said to be developing a plan for building a road 500 milee king. It is a co-operative en terprise, and will be need tar both pas senger and freight service. The MaSHa chusetta railroad eoramisaiooera state that, while tbe original Idea of tbeelee trie railroad was for passenger service only, It ia already demanding right to carry freight and Increase ita speed. The time w ill soon come when the state most decide whether the free use of highways shall be conceded to electric railways. In Connecticut dosens of schemes are on foot for connecting towns and couutry viMagea with eieo trie lines. Tneopposition cornea chiefly from steam railroads, as it ia thought tbe focal lines would increaa com peti tion and bring down rates. We can think of nothing that would be more helpful for country neighborhoods than quick and sure rail sertke between farm and market. A trembling band, an uncertain step. fideUvneaa, indkated by restless shift ing from one pi see or posture to anoth. er. usually mental annoyance at unex pected noises, are among the indication of extreme nervousness. These seem trifling, but the health ot men and wo men in this condition ia "decidedly haky,n liable to be overt hrcavn dimu roualy by cause which the vigorous j might defy. To fortify the nervous sys tem, general vigor must, through tbejOfflce -One door west of Polk Co. hmk medium of reiuf.eed digestion, and a J Maiu Muomootb. Oregon. renewal of an impaired power of sleep- j ing at nlgbt, te raised to a healthful j standard. A guarantee of this is Hoe- j - . ieurrtuuuni uutn w u ix -e- tabiiabea dinatioo, bile eenvtion and tbe habit of body on a pnmanentSy regular thus renewing that bodily efUililrium, which is followed by a gun of strength and nerve tranuuilliiy. For kidaev complaint, rheumatism, neuralgia, and as a preventive of tbe first attack or subsequent return of ma larial disorders, this medicine is with out a peer. Thrice daily take a wine glaaBfuL : C& SZT.DAH A C0.S ClEiT KSEC1 CF lliTCIT ! f 1 fanisMsaassWHw.) st Cssaa kata sow utmlutuStrm ll f V l l lwaiwrt mm 1 nna" Jmm- dr. cams onion SYRUP fins coaem. COLtt mo csour. A REMEDY FOR CHILDREN. 'JAPANE S IP CURB nrl - .. . . ST!" pum-and nurte, .mi.."5"" -'- lltaaiwaya dwvry rf a atuHliral -rwr rWoi,,, aoi l'i?J?r?l aW iTi. i if SiZT'1 WDB iraarnnwe .5I? TItD twaas v remind Ine mw. it t iL.TZi; rriJ! ."J"1? rrf owa- a and rwU drxwrfTaW'Cani.. MoeUer, xnrmovsn LIVER PILLS 0KLY0HE FOR MOOSE YOUR STOMACH SOUR, -??sra,s; -aartLa,Buia,ra For sale by J. H. PtJOH. 7f f L sr"araa;.'j.aM, g. -. . r' " -'-'- -ta irm ,f 'I L GOT :r m MM' rnvsit axtsea iat salMi. ! win 1 1 I r I fm rraj i gUil m, olawi tl V aa a. wm Grwtp M a aa mwa.1. Mr f.jp-i -at tenia Or. Ovava Oawa 9 j YtT -a ti til ii .i i i i natail. mih. fiB,am n aad axauai m i&CijC laaauam kHsaa BoidbyJ H. PCGH. . i ' - Mwwm. a ttmeurt 11 Il f aasss h a II a I VI W O MOXMOUTH, OREGON. Watches, Clocks, WlrMI I Jewelry, Silverware. Repairs Wanted- . . From everybody First class work at reasonable prices. Watsons Check Dinins: Hall Corner 3rd sad Washington Sta. (IS OLD PRESBYTERIAN CHCBCH) Portland - - - Ore. J. M. CROWLEY Ftysiciia ird Sirgeca. . " HiSTluGS BROS. Osslsrs in General nerciaodiss, Airtie.Or. GROCERIES BMa ass Psaaa ffei.Ia ss lawM tows st Prtcss. Otho Williams MEI.il II T1ILIB Fine tailoring a specialty. Good fit GCARA N I KKDor nonde. Dallas - . Or. J. U. IEEKE, 0. 0. S. Office in Breyman Brut. EaUding Coe. Commsecial aaa Cswrt Sta. 8 A I.EM - - OREGOX. Fresh Fish o Sal mom, Clurns, Oytrs, Catfwh, Smelt, ee., received by nearly every ttain. Leare orders at Fiah Stand on C street, Independence. D. B. Ewjdsba, Pre?. L. D. TONES Tonsorial Artist, , Corner Knox and Main street, Monmouth - - - On-jfon Tfca Vapttlar Hvtl Portlaad and ba Cnatrally rrea Bn. t and traraa ait Tranu aad ttMMaars EUROPEAN PLAN The H OLTON ISt. r. ROCHE, Mgr. C0MEK FSUftTN 4 ID UU IT., roilTUW. M f J. It. MARKLEY, Proirietors Jt.Ji.HA Yrt. ? DENTIST D. II. DOTY. D. 1). S. Otic over lr. l.rowtvya. un donr tet banlt, CjrAU lb work .urnliial Chas. : Wood I UID S!I MR. Making shoes a specialty. Just now we have on band a large supply of material for vou to select from. REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. F. R. NEALE w4roprlHor oC Meat Market Keeps en band Chicest if Fresh Heats SALTED MEATS: Fresh - Fish HIDES AND PELTS. Kama ttrac MMmoatli Or. TIME TABLE. adapaadaaa a 4 Measla. .M.lr l.iaa SloaaMMitB. ! MO Ml II 14 13.. acta T-JW tT9fi --, The mi mm mm Railway. COXXECTTXO WITH ALLTRAXX COXTIEKTA L LI X ESS, Is the Only Ua Baaaiac EWtrW -Lbrktrd tars, Bptww ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO, &XO OMAHA and CHICAGO. Tbe Ei areas Traiatt Canlts ef Testi- baled, Klrrnia, Diaine sad Paiier Cars, KEITED : : BT : : SHif.1 Fnrnisbed with every luxury known to modern railway travel. For Speed, Comfort, and ftafrty this Line Is rapwealrd. Tiekefa on sale at all promfoeut rail road ofScea. For further information inquire of any ticket area, or i C 9. T,44j, Cieaeral Xfi, J i. W- t aey, Tra. Pax. lrt. f tm4liJ " TRe llffE That LEADS: ALL OTHERS . FOLLOW. 2 THROUGH DAILY TRAINS. Leaving Porte nd, 8-45 a. m. 7:30 p. m. DAY'S TO CHICAGO. lffl.irCThe 3uickest Chicago nUUlw and the East Una.2uicker to Omaha and Mill d Kansas City. PULLMAN and TOURIST SLEEP ERS, FREE RECLINING CHAIP CARS. DINING CARS. v"lp oraddrST "1 Information. eall WalilnMi , r.r. Third t - m m RAILIU)A1.S. East and South via SHASTA The Route Southern Pacific- Co. Caluornta ezprwa IralM ran dailr. 7rt p. a. Portland Ar. . 7:35 A. M. Albany Ar. I a. a. Haa Franelaeo J.T. I 7 e. K. toa p. m. S:U A.M. Iamva. I Arrive. Portland .... : a. a. f RMrtnri t tft p. a. Bfebnrs TMj A. a, lrlianif 4- A. a. Albany Loeal. DaUy sieepi aonday. Ceavs ArrlT Portlaoa , irw p.m. I Albanjr flSp.a Albany fcu. I rVrtiaod tth a.tu PULLMAN BUFFETT 8LEEPEBS and Secend-Claas Sleeping Cars attached to all through trains. West Side Division. , Bet sen Portland and Corvallia. MaU train dally (azeept Sunday J Tja m l.'.io p m lit.. LIrtJand . t . r 1 1.. A r I 53) p n -1 II 56 p m At Altwny and ivsrvallta, ensncet wlu tratDS Unva fartfte ralltuad. Ei(M trala daiif texevat Hun day; p m i L.. i& p m ! Ar. rorUand .raiurlllt Ar ..t,v Ab a aa b p m Portland A Willamatt Vallay Dtviaien Narrow Guage. Atrtle mail dally (except Hund,y.) s-mara bM p m p at t- ltwttaB4... . Kiln . Airlta Ar i Jk.t SrQb p tTI a hi ? a m TnnifMCb Ib-kata u all notnla la in Raawrs Utalaa, I anavta. and nrfe. ran b otytainad (ran T. M.britR. A, iadpesdcc R. Kl.KHI.FR, K. f. RtMlrrH. Mafiacr. A ' I F. a Prom TERMINAL or IXTERIOR POINTS the umm Fitific r. r la tha Itiw to tak 13 Bmuztsi m It is the DiJOSG-CAR ROUTE. Ii runs Througn Vesubuled Trains Every Day in the Year to ST. PAUL and CHICAGO (Sa efcan ot ears) Compooed of DIXIXU CARS un SDrparWd, Pullman Drawing lUxttn Sleepers ol latent eqaipment, TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, Beitt that can be constructed, and in which accommodatioiM are both free and fDrnihed for s holders of first or wc ood cUas tickeut, and ELEGIfif MT COACHES. I Continiious ling, Connecting Witt all Lines A tT.l?r. drrft and nnmirraplnt tmrm. , '" t"-r imlm. n n wMftirW dana loronsa tar umt ol lb rr,. THE009B TICKETS SS r.ur..p. can a torrl,l ,t y t ,ke, nm, of ul omi.nr, f ull ln(..ni.ll..n rard. loa rw. Iin-r train, n mm. and oilier de latia,laratohdonaprlliwirm uau7asmt,or A. D. CHARLTON, Aliant in-rn IWnrrr Ami, J.u. m rimt cart,cr Washington, PORTLAND, OR. mCOWHJTED UNDER THE U$ Of 0RE66s. POLK COUNTY BANK. MONMniiTu no P. I.. CA M PF.t,ZT vlIToT IRA C rXiWESX. .imabier Paid Capital, $30,ooo. DIRf CTflQC J. IT. RiaW. R r. f ... J. B. V. Bn" F.aSr . Jon-plMtraTan. tra.-aartl; arnna mado; d-iu wSivM uht u, cbwii or on wmirfcau of deuljaTC lDU-rvt paid no time dolta. P"all, aa-Klrj prnf ranlt and barglar proof sale snrurad by Yato time loo. ' txaoailonra.' a. m. to 4 pt av