A,laaK
X::tKjFJ.:.":jC:rrai
UMCRIITION RATES.
ATAt.m 1M ADtaaca.
One Year
HtxM.wlhe
Ibrw Month
IMc
!.
All iriMrtM and
; iBfrlW ltn (III b ii"r taw. All
v llnwwUI fc ehanrwl t pmiW per H
tiicM obituary reaWutauu. will b Plmnfed
rate of tUo (wo meUlu of 16 of ail-
v tol ofgoUl, is not intoUlRtble,
Our Uoitad SUU gold dollar oou
tfttus 25.8gnlni. of gold. The sll
trer dollar eontnlna 412.8 gnUim, or
nearly alxteen times an much mcttu
aathe gold dollar. At the preeeut
price f gold, 25.8 grains of gold is
worth one dollar any where, ow
lo order to make the silver dollar
worth otic dollar, about 6W gmli
of alitor must lie put in the dollar
or a ratio of about 'J? to 1, at pres
ent prices of silver. The silver
men insist that they shall have tree
Rtta at the INwWomo In tndepaa
deuoe, Oregon, a Muouii-lM iur.
FRIDAY, AUa.ll. 180S.
a nun mop ru-KisH.
T Oraa Mnrnera Ar Vt
WaMnla I MaMar t
'.. U I'tohln. l(
No matter how well the erop ha
been cultivated itd trained, nil the
work itd care o nr uothlutf If at tue
critical time the grower .inadvereulty
deetroy tlit value of the erop. 'Nil I
done to very great extent by early
n!kitti. We mav a well settle down
to the eonvluthm that nualltle will tell
and that no amount of talking orprlnt-
or whkllng to keep our courage up
will enabl w,ui rule, o ecu nenr,
Immature hop at a price that a be
had for tlie choice matured prmiuoi
Any
Time
In the right time for everybody
to ihal with J. M. Vanduyu,
hut hould
W. H. CRAVEN & CO.
Carry a full Una tf
OH
coinage at the ratio of 1, to 1, or "Kara Meeker'a New Handl.."
in other words cet one dollar ror nop pram
Hummer tTtnlfrvtr Htraw
JlMtM, OntliiK Hhlrta, etc., no
la the time to buy.
HARM
Saddles, Whips
Robes, Oils, Brushes,
.NKMIRINO PROMrTLY AND NEATLY DONK.
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
a a
a a
Aditrtatng i to 6tta m-A Miw
TAtrt it 6h( o yW tf Mui'hmv gjivCT basis and gold would be at a
-fwMfcify; ohi oM(wqf " preuiium. As gold ia the standaru
about CO eenta worth of silver. It u
very plain that for the government
to ooln silver dollars worth ouly 00
cents and make them a logal tender
for due dollar would soon bank
rupt the government if Ihe govern
ment redeemed all ita silver ertta-
loat in gold, or else pltu us on a
MUFTISa THAT WAV.
of value the world over it would ap
pear that the proper eon rue to por-
sue is to make our
I. roily au t!t wut or in wviKin,
Whtoh would otlurwUt iwulilf c,iifil - lic
........,., , M,.i.iiiUil. fur tlii! I
low la carrietl UiUt aiulhr aiMii uy
th wtuktmlnir of the vine, front blwl-
lngwhuthH)lu,w0 dw ua
out. 1 have mm yarda that did nl
y It-Id more tbau half a crop from this
.n-i ulitiitt. In auv vint, wbullier
Uw taarvwUng l done early or lU,
where the poke are taken Uowu aim
the vine cut, the eaine sliuuld tw
doue ae high aa puawiUe; of cotime thl
or iiviiwu
lu l.lKht Huniim-r Hulla, Jiwt
rltfht for tliM hot nltry daye.
hiuI U Hinvlmvil that there
iu Uia like the prwwut to buy
your vat al Ion out lit.
la not done In tbe atrlntrnl
1 ... ...... I- ... j .tnu.1 luilltt
ailvM dollars y "' '
worth one dollar in gold, ami then ' uulvuhw,y Jwvve
we will have a stable currency. lll4,llu,,lv., U d,.iriiiUiliiii wlwu their
To do this would not suit the silver I Wp u ripe, by examliilug Individual
AilmwAtM. Thov want to make Ute anevtuieut bert ana mere uinwin
DQUTY & PADDOCK
nuxf MUnf minihUHO Of . . . ......i..
hure hihI there, unerewniore
It is a reeognUed fact that land
has no value in Itself. It is only
wU nnnnlntion OOWP8 to make
the produtta of land valuable mat
iwasttwion of land eommanas a
price. .AlOTwio Lilw bumou the Vited 8ttL.o value devoloM In the latf.-wdae
in the mountains may ou .ullr nlUllff utl 18ri ons 0 , , ,iUl (lf h,.o oih.ii the vlue thau
Uilver a year, and isauiug moatly the montha prevloua preparation ft
patwr in vaymeut therefor, aim therru.iaKe. iu !. w. -
f. - ....i Li t at tbe ixiluta: will te hawli to tbe louch
urn ipaper is oo.ug 7-" La w4ia. t .U.oay .uU.ft; will beof
gold. If iree coinage of silver were ()r wi mv, r,.
in voeue and a GO cent dollar re-1 ,,, 1., .i.,.. direction. tfunai the
doomed with one dollar iu gold, it is w wm m , ud thoroughly urn-
i... it vniilil Iu. mil v I n..m.iii iiiuiiv of tliixe ran l
I .... Ifl . ...... H.h.llll
a snort time nuui no gum w
lm bad with which to - redeem the
silver dollars. Then Uie only way
would be to Bolt the silver at its
bullion value, oftlO cent, the gov
miiifli.tlosiiiir this difrorenee,or else nd I na outwil you two to one.
I o . I .... . . ..... f
deaeeod toa silver baalaaud let gold The il crop tt.i ever .
V a. a nation the WMt nver vauey e w. ... ...
Dtaleri In
GROCERIES
Etc.
The teaelnf
Il.m
Dealer
The tM'lAfl
J. F. O'DOntlELL j laCHaEE
I
Dealer
Carries tha largaatsM
I'ndfinendence ' ROLLER MILLS,
SKINNER & CO,, Proprietor,
Wish to notify the public that tney are now
Beady to Receive Grain in Exchange for Flour.
We have also put In a New iprimid Cleaner and , will do
General Warehouse Bunine on the ntt favorablo ternu.
The Invest market price aid- for wheat at an
adMaa euuwkt.. , . . ... k4
times.
' m
worth flltrnr opon as a homestead,
while a rocky piece of laud, like the
city of Spokane is located npon,
niav brine half a million dollars an
acre. Thus it will be seen that in
bnvinr land we pay for possession
tn.iMut fit fnr the land itself. With
increase of population those per
sons who are fortunate enough to
have obtained possesion of land
have an advantage over the person
not in possession. Kich men, and
wealthy syndicates are not slow to
see the advantages of oolonustog
their lauds in preference to selling
a
a-
Provislop.
Crockery,
filaatware.
Flour,
Feed,
Fruit, Etc.
1
fbuud in a yard where the ma of hope
are unlit to be picked. Many grower
horror" ft.r a "ml" hoi),
MhoreealWthatarea little late I I m PI..L af Cryij JaM
lnUiepUklnK. Give me the rnl bop I A UlgO OlUVI Ul IIUII Uttlo.
every time In preference to the gnu,
RIB
LAIM
hem. Supposing one
hundJ to!r"!i:,u:,
i . I'... tliuvaur III hull
..i ttmnl i 'do uh a thinir. ,aw wr' ' l." T ' V T..-Ji
. i..i t -i. i.of,a rwia.1""" ... I hoaae was wmw ano ne
men auoom V"1"1 Th friers of the Un UmI BUttes . ..... , m..,v 1? ,uv while he
session of 1000 acres of lund. The
They
...if 1. .i.nnh rinhl III iLsU tllO
. - ,x , . fT-l. . ( iUI . C J UHV M3 11 "V M 1 -J,..- - "
aggregate 18 l.uuu,oou acre. rullieut to buy their wheat
combine, divide it up into small M(wnta,blBlht.i U 11.00 as
for the silver men to expect 11.00
for CO cents worth of silver.
rttKHIDRNT CLEVKLANU' moa
sago, wmun wan nwi mwiv -
griws ou Tuesday, plainly sutifi
the exact condition 01 our nnaneiai
condition, and lu few but well ctioa
eu words poinU out the remedy,
which is, the immeilinte reii 01 ,ivia iiuiaaiiinle-nauiia and the
the purchasing clause of the Slier- d .n,, lUM0 n pri betww n
rniin aet of Julv 14. 1MMI. JM cU-an and dirty luesed 1101-, iia-re
n aiiI.i ihn lm no uttHl lor rauuou w
nieneage is alwolutely non partisan,
and its effects will be to unite re
publicans and democrats together
who are opposed to an unstable
currency, or a money suojee 10
fluctuation. The masKW of the
people believe ltesedent Cleveland
is henetrt, patriotic, and will work
for tbe best interests of the coun
try. The party which he repre
sents is not bo liberal mliiueu, ui
just now we may look for little ng
gitution of that much dreaded re
vision of the tariff. Tho measage
of President Cleveland is, in out
opinion, a clean-cut statement o.'
affairs.
tracts and rent it out to tenants.
In an article in the Cosmopolitan
'the following very significant dia
logue is recorded 2
Talking of business," said the
professor, turning to the manufac
turer, who had been quietly smok
ing, "why don't some of you capi
talists take hold of farming here in
the Eaat and make a business of it,
as they do in the Westl"
"Thank ron." said the other, "if
you mean me I would rather not
invest" He was silent a moment
and then went on as if the notion
were becinnintc to win upon him
Tr. mav itfimo to something like
that thonch. If it does, the nat
ural course, I should think would
be through the railroads. It would
be a very easy matter for them to
buy up all the good farms along
their lines and put tenants on them.
' and run them in their own interest
Really, it isn't a bad scheme,
The waste in the present method is
enormous and there is no reason
why the roads should not own the
farms, as they are beginning to
own the mines. They could man
acta them bettor than the small
farmers do," in every way. I won
w th thinir hasn't occurred to
some smart railroad man."
For the sake of argument let us
concede that nothing is done by our
liberty loving people to prevon
the railroads from accumulating
just as much real estate as they
rdonaA. As combinations are now
sa easily made by railroads the in
centive would then be greater for
forming a combination of all the
railroads. The tenant farmer, th
tenant stock raiser, the tenant mer
phnnL tbe tenant laboring man
would each pay tribute to the rail
roads. These railroads by combi
nation could ruin the independen
farmer by making discriminating
rates of transportation, just as the
have done in the petroleum iudus
try. In the beginning they would
make tenant life so attractive that
it would lead thousands to accept
their apparently literal terms.
Gradually the system of tenant
farming would grow until the whole
country would bo under the con
trol of the railroads and then the
squeezing process would begin, and
the tenants would work early and
late for a bare subsistence. The
very system which is now in vogue
in England would be in America.
We believe the wisdom of our peo
pie willcause them to take some steps
now, when no great danger is 1m
minent, to prevent such accumula
tions of property. Make a law 11 m
iting syndicates or corporations,
to a certain safe limit in the value.
of real estate, outside of the actual
' needs of the corporation for doing
ita business. Limit individuals in
the same way, as the individual own
ershio of lands is a menace to the
uiuirtir nt th neonle. Instead of
th TTnlted States acquiring more
territory by either purchase or an
nexation let the government so prw, 1)iwture for horses.
legislate as to prove . uu, ferrf ovlng to Wnd from
visions of the landed property--- Uandy towu
In the harvwd work 17 day, while
waa bulldluK anew. Our whole pro
duct at bat time waa thlpped to fein
VmimUw. unit when those bote, ar
rived tlu-re waa a rvrlar furore over
thoee grand hope, aa "rH'h a cream,"
aa one dealer exprvewed It to the writer.
No Ik where the "tUt of war" oe-
gtua. If ever the pl. kera oihw get 'w
upper hamt nvr you, then you are ei
ectedtohavea dirty crop. Firmiieae
In tbe iitart U the ouly salvation, Jt
would deem to be needle to InipreiM
on tbe growera the Importance of clean
picking. . If they will but apemia w
We Buy all Kinds of Poultry
and Farmers' Produce.
Give Us a Call.
A. J. ACHISON, Prop.
Washing at Reduced Rate
Owing to hard times I have reduced my
prices on all kinds of work, by specia
contract. Family work Is being ta-Ken ai
especially Low Prices.
WM&hina doliveied in Independence duily, und
- . .. .-.ii
Monmouth Tuesday and Friday, wagon win
in nifikrPiill everv Saturday for collection
and delivery of washing. 7-1 i-tf
HHMbn. Drill, i.nlTl.
Howe, itldltift-and Walking luttl-
vaU.ra, Planet J."'"J "S
Hulkay and (lai.g Plow.Aarnwall
Potato riaiitera. llo, Iver, and
Hirlng-tooth barrowe.
fl
Hi
Mi
(Juaranteed tbt t4 and
m wiMin niMile. Mr. U'lxw
fUIII,.lt, "
nell U. by rea..t
iiiaiiufaiiiifer'i i enei.t.aiid
the larin-at and moat t-mi IM
of Implement rw brought to foW
county.
Win
SalemKIOIIQO
133 Coraaaaexclal Street.
1.... ... .1 ...w.nalvw nlaiil In tbe elate.
Vj.lMl.li.hed ill IW Willi the moat lH.ui.ew. r - . . tri
W,au. rai-lty. welve Www. -. .7 "V fcSlfc Uhdervrar,
II blL.lki rrtlitMlllWI t II UVVIi 1 "i " " . -
U.U"iiHUH.wJa.a.".nd...
Imneit. rtlk Hala,rnn naia,aii.. .
novatel.
tarteave Orderi
art. Or 8end by Mall or Expreat
with lodepend.net. Mor.mor.lh. and Falls CUy Stt Drlv-
MeMINNVILLE COLLEGE.
have tbe hop plt ked clean, li e Or
egon grower no fnr, an ahead of Waah
Ingtonon this wstre, but both have
much to learn lu Ihe way of.'U-au ph'k-
lug. Tbe praelu or Hauling me nojia 1 00,1 CJimp grounoa.
WANTED
250 HOP PICKERS !
About Aug. 25th
at the
MERRILL BOP YARDS.
One mi e east of udepenaonct
SHELLEY, ALEXANDER S CO.
-"' "1-
ii
They
The Druggists,
Have the Goods.
They Sell at Low Prices.
The Quality is Superior.
MlMNVlLUC
ftmutifiil Lomtion,
Suttaldo ItuiMinjps
, ; ; .. Kfllt'ieut Teucliere,
Five couraea of atudy
McMinnville, Oregon.
TlilaOdwiwilatntotlie ohleal aud
beat eOlpped ooltegea In the uorthweet
Offers ; Sprier Idvantages.
Kxpew" Wirhlt A bcrdlg hall in
tbe CirfU-ge building on the club plan,
. Preeident Bruwntoii, at ward, Thua
guar..nteelu tal board at Uw eat
nalble enat l" the atudeot It ard ran
aim tie had In private famlllea at 1160
to 13 00 ier week, Infolding loditliig.
The riaeTelearepe reeeallr woaated hi
the Mew OiMervalart 14 the extradite
Library, whtrh atuilrnta bare terete,
effera adrantage aol fuaa4 elae where la
the atate.
Thirty Acre Ounpna. ...
Healthy 8urrounditir.
. Thorough Work.
('la-hal,HrlnitlBe, Normal, Uterary aM Bnalneaj'
1 iiutrumentai MUia uoaioww wura ui
OihmI water,
to the kiln In the toxea lu which they
are picked npeim the way to avoid do- j
toetii.n. iiuleee the picker, Imjsea and
check are all miiiitNredt In wbieh vae
It la eay to triune baek to the picker.
Some are preparing to duck In the
Held to avi.1.1 tbia dWloulty. Anyway
anything that can be done to better
the methiKl f d.let:tlon, Itwiia the
hau(iiof dirty tKixee ami hence lower
prion.
The Iiod iuduHtrv almut Inde
liendence la liable to attract atten
tion to this wction from all the
world. The samples of hops from
hire are pronounced the finest on
exhibition at the World.s fair and
the quality this year in again going
to be very Btiperior. Hop lice th fay-car
are scarcely doing any daniagt
m they are very few of them hard
aliout. .
Ouu DallaH and Monmouth
frimiiU are not no well satisfied
with the broad gauge railroad a
with the narrow gauge since cnlj
a train everv other day eoos each
way. Of course as soon as bnsint'f
improves more trains will be pui
on the road.
CITY STABLES.
ELY JOHNSON, Prop.
Horses Fed by the Day,
Week or Month.
This bankers in Halem, Dallas,
McMinnville, Monmouth, Indcpeii
deuce, etc. since the Portland banki
refused to cash their depositor
checks are inclined to crow ovei
Portland, on account of sinpensiom
there, for that action hurt the Port
land banks more than those in tin
country. When a metropolitan
bank refuses' to do business aa it ha
been doing it for years, the timid de
positor at once sees a nigger in thf
fence, and that was the case in Port
land. Banks have not as many ran-
enla to deal with in the country ae
they have in the city, but they
treat all alike. Bankers are some
thing like some merchants, thoy
glory in doing a big business even
if they make less profits.
Sestof Attantion Given Stock
Left In Charge.
INDEI'KNDKNf'l'i, ORKOON.
Nriiig tenia aud ramping outfit, get
60 eta. a box and hava a good time.
Will have white plekera only. 1-eave
namea with I L. (KK)DWIN, fore-
man. Iudi-netnleiioe. and aecure work.
7-li-lm.
-1 - C
MAKEH
School Books and Stationery,
They keep everything called for.
They will fill orders by mail or by
; telephone. They keep pens, ink,
writine-Daoer. in lact. a full line
-------Q f - r '
in that department.
REMEMBER
That Shelley, Alexander A. Co. fill pre
scrlptlons at all hours of the day or night
and have an experienced pharmacist
Tk...... lMmmnnii nn ... .1.1 . ..i v,..l.h,l
... ' . I, ...Lr- iimiliiHtiHioftheNwmalmrareenUUetoaHtatelipMana,ana
are lia demand to till high pnaltlnoe. MeMinov lie la aeeea..nw oy mumw
part of tbe State, on the main iron oi we nouiucrn 1 . - ,
iwenty-flve mtli aouth of Portland.
Fall Tcim Begins Sept. i
Seml for Catalogue. Addreaa:
T. G. BROWNSON, President
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Monmouth, Oregon,
The Leading: normal School oi the rawest!
. k . n .
trong Professional anil Acaiiennc turee, ana wen oren-
I.W1 Model Mchool tor t'ructicni iraiuing 01 iciK-oera.
All kind of wikhI repairing done on
Wagon. t'arrln!, and Maehineryl
with nrutn.-wt and illHpiiteh,
llivrklrH 4 PeaiinU't blwik.mllh l.".
INDKI'KN DKNi K.
HOP-MEH
CITY RESTAURANT ATTENTION !
MItH. L.A. HL't'HANAN, Prop.
Meals, - 25 Cents
EVERYTHING FIHBT tJLAHS.
Webber & Fuller,
AND
X' street, Independence,
Horseshoeing a Specialty
All work warrnnUd.
Wood-work Done to Order
Wagons Repainted by
Scott, the Painter.
Olveiuj a Cull.
100 HOP PICKERS
WANTED.
Good clean shady camping ground.
Clood water and plenty of wood.
FIN
vt-dv Tnnhv nerBons are com
nletelv at sea when tbe relative val
uesof gold and silver are spoken of
hop yard.
Apply at once to
A. J. Wolcott, Independence,
Or at WEST SIDE Office.
JERSEY
JiSTOCK
Those person who diwlro to have
.Icrwv Htiwk In their herd are Invited
to lnieet the thoroughbred bull owned
bV T. Jl. II V IN 1 JjI'j X , IWO IIIMUB WJOlll
of town, ou Buciia VImIii road .
I'KUMH OF HKBVKiK TWO IIOM.AIIM
Will. J'rlvllK of Hl urn.
T. B.
Independeno
HUNTLEY
Oregon
Hubbard & Staats, ;
I'llOl'iltKTOIU OK
CityTruck and Transfer Co.
Hauling of all Kinim Pone
KoaHonahle Kates.
Agents for the O. P. Boats.
All bill miiHtbe aettkal by the 10th or
each month, i
Independence, Oregon.
Are
YoU
Going
to use
OREGON STATE FAIR.
hop n
the same as last year
Do you want someUung boiler?
Are you uot runnlnit a rink In
UHliift the anine ticket ymi ued
liiHt year? Tbluk It over and then
come to the W'kht Hihk ollhe and
ee our
M SIFtTT HOP Ittl!
They Come iu -Packages' of 100
Every thkct lm a aepariito number
t , prluted lu red or purple.
You know absolutely how many boxe
of hop ere picked, a these tleketa
cannot Ik. loat, nilHoouuted or
duplkuited
THE
And the.
WEST SIDE
For $31 a fear.
Normal, Advuntwd Normal, Knolnnw, Mo.
tie and AH lMU-tmenu. Hmulirul and .
ImwIUiIuI kKUun, tilvbl npfnw, No N
Intinx. Th N.iruml I.M njnrrtt a Klnidy
lirowia durlnKUMiwljrMr, rmthlnr an n.
mllmanl of over an, lh laiymt In lu liUlory.
New nimbn. Iiv bwn mldml lo Hi rwtiliy
ww apimnttui Mipplled and Ihe rounw nt
iudy rvlpl and nuMiclbeard, Th trlu.
aim arv In d.and to nil runt (hmIUou. 1'b
dliuiiamlUI U holdrr lo Ivacl. In any
ommly rllttnnt(UrUlrexamlBaUom.
TUITION: Normal, 1625 ler term
of lu weeks; Sub-Normal, $ per term of
ten week; HuHluea. til 2.1 er term.
Board at Notmal Dining Hall, 11.75 per
week. Kooma from 60 et. jr wrek
(uufuriiiaheii), toll aud (l.iiS furniehed.
Retard and hHlxIng InprlvHte faml lea
S3 SO to M.00 tr week. Tuition, board,
lodging and biM.ks )ea than S150 per
year. Conservatory of taiwle thorough
eouraea are offeml in Vocal and Instru
mental miiele tuition, $10 per term of
0 leaaon. Monmouth Is enally aixea
llile from all rarta of tbe etate,
12 miloa from the etate eaoltal, 00 mllea sooth of Portland. Cataloeue
cheerfully eent on, application. Addreaa, .
7-Sl 2m P. U CAMPBELL, Vm.. or S. 8IIEDD. 6kc'y of Faculty.
Tho
creat illustrated monthlies
have In the past aold for
$4.00 a Year.
Under the management of the Btnte
Hoard of Agrluulture, on the Btate
Fair CJround near Halem, comnieno-
lng rJeptembitr 11th, 1HD3, and con- y0ur name 1 t.rinted on every ticket.
turning one ween. i you keen the atub of the ticket ami can
count them over at your lolmire.
You cannot make a niMuke In 'count
ing them.
After bop picking I over you can
verify your accounta and have no
goo work about the number , -of
boxe. .
; Your employe cannot cheat you.
MOKE THAN f 1 3,000 IX CASH
Will be paid iw PrnMilum ft.rMln.-k. Poiillry,
Hwlrm, Aurli.i.lM.ri.1 I'miIiicIh, h'nilt". Niulve
WihhIh, Ml Horn In, Win-leu ni Art and Kunuy
Work, aua fur Trial oi nwea.
Keduceil Ituhw of Fare and Freight on
all TraiiKiortatloii Line.
PAVIUON npn four evmilna during the
twk, wan "' i.iuxiu in nuciMiiMM.ii.
Till.'. ni.aV (IIIANIIHTANI) ncl I l.i NKW
RKUIHjATION TKAUK are aoiided In be
ciiionic (lid ituwl oninlunuiiic ana uib utmi on
HI'iIkNIU i'j W)NT1'!HT8 OP" HPRKR eaeh
liny, Tl.rrn Ih (Hi1.oi.hI li.r III i) iiiiI..wIh tl.n
boat, flold of ImrxiiH tlilB your Unit biw btwii on
tlie grniiniU for triHiiy .iwmi,
V i.l n it. .is mid hiii.ilHi.n.e ln.provetnnti.
have bum) nn.de on U.tigniundHai.d buildlnna
PREMIUM LIST
H iu heen revised und Improved to th benefit
of elilbllor.
, KnlrliwfiirPm.iiliim eliwe nt, 8 p. m. the
flrnt iliiy of the Knlr, and Kxblbll muni be In
place by JO p. in. ol wild duy.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Mnn' Henw.n TIkU ..............l!i,IS
Wninm.'ii Hi-awin Tlukttt.. l.
Miiii'h Day Tlxknte M
Wninen' Day Ticket .
Hnee I'mnk 'I'lukotK, 1 lty lift
Women U. thn Itai-ii Coiirnn, Friie, :
Olillilrcn iiridur 11 yoiu-a, l-'roo tall,
Hmd to the Menrolarv at , jVlltind ftr a Pre
mlnmliW,,. ,T, APPHH.HON, PrekldniiU
J.T. UllKOU, Hoerolary, - HI
They are a .
great Improvement
On the old style,
and our prices are very low.
f
If you
want
them.
WEST SIDE Job Office,
Independence, Or.
Independence Stables,
Stylish Turnouts Alwavs in Readiness.
Having lately purehneed the entire interest In the stables of J. N.
Jones, we are now hotter prepared thau ever to meet the demands ot
clever annua, nuu iauna me peer " the public as we are now rnaKing ana are preparing to make many
Harper, wppeneou, .ma., aim you substantial, improvements...' Teams ooaraea by the day or moum.
have willingly piuu a nign a n.w a pravellug men a specialty.
year for such niatnutluea.
The COSMOPOLITAN i a monthly
miignlno, with It yearly 16:td page of
reading matter hy the nreatet writer
of tho world, and 1200 IllUHtmtlon hy
The WEST SIDE, pul.llHhed every
Friday, contain all the local new and
nulla for $2.00 a year.
The total is $6.00 a year.
We Cut lbs Price in Two Parts
You get both for S3.00 a
Year.
Send in your Subscriptions this
Month
SALEM STAGE-We operate a dally utaje Una between Halem and Fall City. Ht
leave Vuiwl'lty for lndewndeneat4 a.m.; leave Independenee ft.r Salem atlla.m. From
tlaletn fur ludependenve, ataice at 1 p.m.; leavet Independence ftr Kalli City at 4 p.m. -
PETER COOK Prop.
COSMOPOLITAN
WEST SIDE
ayear!
(In advance.)
Independence Marble Works
Marble and Granite Monuments
Headstones, Tablets, and Curbing.
A. new and complete stock of Marble and Granite Monumenta to arrive aooa,
wtucii w win rurniaii at low prices aud at ahort notice. We buy by
tho carload aud can give customers advantage of low freight.
Shop on Railroad St. L. 17. Lite, Proa.
and to them the relative coining