VOL. X.
$2.00 Itr Year
INDEPENDENCE, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCT. 20, l93
Five Cents Per Copy
48
8KC11KT B0C1KTIKM.
A O. U. W.-INDRPKHDEKCE
f . Lodir. Mo, S3. nieel every Mow
dat ulaht ta I, J.IK K htll. All njotiru
inn brothers srs Invited to attend O. F.
Kounedy, M.W, W.O Cook. Recorder.
t r AIJLET L01H1K. NO. 41 I. O. 0
V P. Maeuln V.iudtiyn hall ever;
Thursday eveulng. All Odd fellow oor
iliaiiy inviiea w niai wnu u . i-4
Hubbard, 5. 0. W. II. Craven, ttaey
LYON LODGE, MO. 39, A. P. A
M. Staled eummunuMitoM Hetur
day evening on ur Muni full noun ease.
noatD and ivo wu wereaiier. it,
Skmu, W. M. I tt Itoll, Beey.
HOMER L01K1K, NO. 45 K. of P.
Mmh every Wednesday evening.
All kniahl re cordially invited. W. 11,
si. ii. roi
Ualey,0.0.
tler.JL R A 8
PHYSICIlNS-DENTlSTBx.
TML L. J.LRUIF.l'X. KX-AKSIHT
L aul HouiwtMiysielan and Burgeon
or Notre Dame hospital Graduate of
L'Uulwnuie Laval or usuaaa. wme
room U Ladd A Bush bank building
Balera Or. RKiO
T-TL B. M. niUVKA. DENTIST,
J Jndipeudence, Or. Dental Par
lor over Independence National Hank
10-20
OD. BUTLER. FUISICIAN AND
. surgeon. Hcy. V. 8. lU.m of
Madia! Kxininer. urao is upers
Doom bluok.
EL. KETcHCM. if. l. OFFICE
. and resideuc, eoruer Railroad
nil Moomontb ludepeudenea, Or.
rR. J. B. JOHNSON, ItEHIDENl
LJ Dantift. All work warranted to
(it tb beat of satisfaction. Iudpo-
deeee, Or.
DR. A. 11. GILL IB, SPECIALIST
Eye, Far, Noae, and Throat. Of
flat over Buh' bunk, Belem, Or. 6-2
DRS. LEE A BABBITT, PHYtfl
clan and Surgeon, Special at
tention paid to diaraw of women . Of
lee over Indr-pendenoe Natlunal Bauk.
T.J. Lea, . VI. 1). TV. Babbitt, M. I)
C. M , Fellow Trinity Medical College.
ATTORNEYS.
GEO. A. AH ITU. ATTORNEY AT
La. Will practice id all stale
and federal tom-la. Abstract of title
farniebed. OIBe ovnr ludependeneu
lahoaal ttaak.
DALY, HIBLEY A EAKIK, AT
rornsys at Law. Wetvtbonly
m af abstract book lu l'ulk oountj.
taliabla abatrasta fnroiihad. 11 one to
lean; no eommltiion clurged on loam.
Offlea. rooml 1 and 8 Wileoo't block, Dal-laa,Orioa.
AM. HURLEY, ATTORNEY AND
. Conimelor at Law. Olllua, next
to Indtpiodanoa National Bank, Inda
ajtadtnea, Or.
BON HAM A HOLM EH. ATTOR
aeja at Law. Offloe in Buib't
block, between Stale and Uourt, on Com
ereial atreet, balem, Or.
RASH AND DOORH.
MITCHELL A BOUANNON, MAN
nfaoturtri of aaib and doora
Alan, aoroll lawwi. Main atreet, Ioda
aadeae, Or.
VETERINARY BURGEON.
DR. E. J. YOUNG, lata of Na-bers,
Veterinary Burgeon 'aad Dantial
naa mored to Independenee, and opened
an office orer the Indfipenden 06 Nation
al bank.
TAILORS.
WG. BHARMAN, MERCHANT
. Tailor, 0 atreet, near poetofiloe
Smta in any ityle made to order at rea
onable rates.
BANKS,
THE INDEPENDENCE
National Bank
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
if. KIlMCHRUtO,
tlUUM mtMN,
W. F.COMNAWAY
filal,
Vlae4Malaiil.
. caakler.
a tantml banking an4 aienant aulM
traaaaeladi kiana made, bills dtrnald,iia
mariaal a4il granladi deanaiia rMIl ea
sairsat aaiwaal eahjaet M ea?k, Inlaresl paid
MUMwpaalM,
HOME BUILDERS
Will eousult Ibeir best in
terests by parobasmg their
SASH AND DOORS
of the reliable manufnolnrar,
M.T.CROW,
Independence, Or., suofles
aor to Ferguson Van Meer.
Sngar pine nnd oedur doors,
all , on band.
SCREEN DOORS.
B. r. Mnillh. A. N.lb.n I k. AlUn II. II
.iMiwrwin, h 4, uoiHiniaa, l, w. turn, 11
Commnee4 BuilnM Mtreh 4, 1389
HMkllB,ed by NatKtaat Auiltorlly,
TH
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
af Inaapaaaaar, Oragoa.
Capital Steak
vrglaa,
50.000,00
14.000.00
I. OOOI'KK. U W. RullRIITMU!,
rnmldaal. Vllrtl4l.
W. a lUWMtr.Caabtar.
DIRKCTORS.
J.A(npf, U , nobwiauo, lwu Htlailoa
U. W. Whnaker,W, W. C'oilint.
A tnral baaklna binlnm lnnula
Huts and aalla a.'baiiaa on all linuuiiul
pilllU.
IwimlU CMlTd suIvmI to vhwi or o(i Mr-
iin-iH npwi. fviiitwiiana maae.
unrnoHurai a. m. tu p. .
CITY STABLES.
Horses Fed by the Day,
Week or Morith.
Best of Attention Given Stock
Left in Charge.
INDEPENDENCE. OUl30N.
A. PHKHOOTT.
J. A. VKNtflft.
PRESCOTT i VENESS,
Proprietors of
EES Jf E,
ManufMturarser and Dealsraln
FIR and HARDWOOD,
Rough and Dretiedl
LUMBER.
J, A.. WHEELER, - Mannjer.
01
4Thcn I was a Boy'
WrtUw Natinniitir J. 0. AVoopaon,
Kumt Hill. W. Va,, Mthul broav
ahiaJ Uoitblt of mi'h a prmUU-iit
and ktubbnrn fhariwlor, that tlia
dot-tor pronoimml It liicorabla with
onllnary iiKslloliira, aiw) advlard
mo to try Ayar'a Cherry IVUiral
1 did ao, titd on lxittla eurtxt ma.
For tlia liwt flftwn ycara, I have
tiftrxl thla pnaratliw wltlt good
tdYect wbunavvr I Uka
A Dad Cold,
and I know of numlwra of people
w ho keep it in tha lumae all the Uma,
nt roiiKlilnrliig It aitfe to be with
out It"
MI ham twn ualng Ayart Cbarry
Fatoral la my family fur yar, with
tba inoat aaiUfaciory rvaulia, aad eaa
ebaarfully raMiniHwiul It aa being aapa
daily adapbHl to all pulwutimy corn,
plalnta. I bav, for many year, nubia
pulmonary ami uihar atellrlna a spaclal
atndy, and I hare come to the conrlnaloa
that Ayers Cbrrry PvoUiral orcuptM a
poeJUoa prfrfuilnaut over oibur Mdl
clnea of Ihe olnw." Cli. Dafanporl,
tlvvar, K. J.
Ayert Cherry Pectoral
rrtpand by Pr. i. 0. Arw On.. UmU, Mat.
Irompttotot,turtoour
-THE-
XDEPEKOEKCE TILE CI.
7a
Uum now luatock and Is coutiuiially
luAuufac'turiUaf tiling of all
ulm for drains and
druituige.
BRICK.
"Spritnf Brithers
Meat Market
Choice Meats
Higlieat markot price paid
for fat atock, lef, mutton, vel,
pork, eta All bills ruuHt be settled
' monthly.
OPEN BUNDAYH FIIOM 8 to Oa. m.
Frsa DeliTery to all parts of U:e Ciij.
MaId atreet
Independence,
Shoemaker
P. H. Murphy, Praotleal Hhoti
nmker, Main Htroot, Indepon
deuce, opposite tlieoperu huHHe.
The fluent of
Froncli Calf
uued In all the better Rradei i
thorn. Kvery pair warranted,
BRICK YARD.
J. R. COOPER
Of Independence, having ateani
online, a brick machine and sovemJ
acxca of flnmtclny, In now prepared
to keep oil band a tine rjuulity of
Hrick, wlilcL will lie sold at rewioa
able iriem
FOR-
fine Photographs
Crayon Work
Pastelles
India Inks
Water Colors
Go to
D.H. CRAVEN'S
Photograph Gallery "
Independence, Or.
THE MIDWINTER FAIR
- Learn Ttlegraphy-
A - TRADE
It Pays : : : Success Sure.
AddrMi-J. 0, BKYMOUR,
Oragonlan Building, Portland, Oregon.
THK mtm M0PRN REALIZED.
Twtl-n W.Hmi will to HwusM a
Hi Iralr la aaa Weaelaaa h It
. ..: tajtaaa an Maw VaarHi Hat.
('HICA4I0, (k'Muica. Tlia fondait
liopa of Ilia prnJevUiia of tli t'alifnmls
Midwinter liiternattoual iMwlthin
re ajiiira than maJlaml, The pmapwl
if til aoceraa nave liiorsaai'd dally un
HI now Uit eroateat foglM of the Uiilled
Miatiware willing to admit Ita aueoaw,
I la aeopa haa baeo broawiatiiug, daily,
At first ibrawrra tltoaa who, unmind
ful tliat Hit word "fall" waa unkuowo
tofallfiirulana, doubted that eiblblta
Mini eouenailuut eiuHigb would he
ourvtl to ulallMllHi one liundM aeraa
ufOoldeii ()attl'ark net aaltla for the
exiKi.Hluii, Hot al oca that lima the
kijtlve eontiiiittea haa been frwd
tn seouro adilllloimt apauw until now
the gruuixU will envar about lKi arret.
There were thoae w ho aald ennugb
blliltoreeould uotbe iraualed to brlug
their giMwIa at-roaa theeouiltieiit but (he
work d iurlug t ablblu haa lieeu pro-
grvMlng- rapidly though quietly and
Ithougb It U by no uteaua fiulsbed
(lit AdniliiUl ration known that at least
twenty Ova uatleua UI k rvprweulad
at the Ktur lun It oiten lu Hao Fran
elatMun New Year's day.
Appllrallvue lr eiacwliaee been IIU
emily MHirlug In upon ttieoomnilaalou
hure who repnMot the various hm-
tbma which will take rt Ko far front
(lore iiot bring hi'lu enough to ttii
the building It la feared that many of
thine who make apptUMttona for aimoe
wtial be rvfiiaed. t'hta I an welt unde
atod that vwii afnr the ooiuiubakin
era have rvjivled a number of appllea-
Uwtia aa below tba high ataiidald that
baa Iwn made fur the Midwinter Fair
It has even now been fouud niceeaary
to build anesea to loof the building.
Thiiee whlvb have been arranged fur
are anncir lu the Fin Art building
and the I'alaot of Mechanical Arte.
Toe Flu Aruauuei la to be 40 by 130
feet
Many of Ihe foreign eotiutrie will
have building of tbntr own for tbe
housing of their exhibit. Among
tlx) are liouduraa, Braall, Cblua,
Japan and Cunta lUoa.
iStlll other nation are ooualderlug tbe
fvaalulllty oferuatliigthvlr own build
ing but a thy have not taken any
di-llult tefM in the matter tbelr uauuw
are ut glveu. Enough aupHiri U eer
Uln from foreign couulrU-if tu aaurv
Hie liiteruatlnual character of the espo-
Itlou. '
Bealdt-e tbe eshlbll bwlng tbe pro-
dud of uiliiea, anil and manufacture.
of the vniitMMOouulrlea of the world
there wl I be other feature showing
the life, manner and custom of dIOVir-
ut nalloii together with Ihe Inhabi
tant themselvea Vlnltor will be en
abled to e the home life nf Japaueae,
Kgyptlaue, PeraUn, Turk, . Oulaeae,
Uawallaua, Duhoineyana, Bamnati,
Vleneeo, Indiana and other people
whose euvtoin are mum or lea un
known to the clllieB of tbe United
Htataa.
The commbeiloneni from Canada,
Braall, t'-iota lUoa and llondura haw
made partial rvporia to Aaatataiit DIn
eotor (Jvneral Uiruely during the past
Aiw day.
A. U. Oldenberg, the Catildlan Com-
mimloner to the Midwinter Filr say
be ha received - application for apae,
from fiiiie of the moat Important of bis
oouulry' exhibitor at the World'
Fair. The Cirlln Ate Co. and Irani
Walker A Hone are- auioag the forty
taiiie bounea from the Dominion
which will be represented at Ban Fran-
Tbe Ilevolutlou In llruxll happen at
an unfortunate time for the Fair. Ad
miral Jouqulu Autoulo Cordovll Mur
Ity wy however, that if It thouid be
impixutlble for the govoraineut to be
ofllultily represented, the exhibitor at
the World' Fair will probably take the
matter lu their own band and build
building of tbelr own to hold their
hlbluat Bau Franuhoo,
Manuel M, de Peralto, Envoy Ex
traordinary and MiuUter Pluulpotentl
ery from Coatn Itloa ha promised to en
deavor to secure efllulal reprcentatlon
by hi government at tbe exposition
Hhould be full In thl the Ooata Rlcaiex
hlbltor here will take tbelr exhibit to
California on tholr own account.
Comniiiuiioner W. T. Thackeray aald
yeeterduy that Hon dura would have a
building of It own at the Midwinter
Fair. Indeed plau have already, been
made of It and the muaou will neon
be at work upon It. The building will
be 60 by 20 feet and' surmounted by a
roof garden.
The Tryolean Art OIuhh (Jo, of Inn
bruok and Vienna ha applied for spare
for an exhibit at tbe Fair. Tbe Llbby
Ulan Co, will alao remove lu plant to
Ban Frauolaoo after the done of tin
World' Fair.
W. E. Von Johannaon, Cominlmiloii
er for Ilowaulu, Borvla und Mouteuogro
write Aaslataut Director General
Comely that the eutlre Sorviun aud
Moutenegriau colony Of Hun FruiiolHOo
Ib enthuilaetlo oyer the Fulr. Therjer
vlan newspaper, the Blobofa of bun
Francisco I publlahlng a peelaledlllon
for tmuiralietlon to Bervlaand Monten
egro. One of tbe feature of their par
tlolpatlou at the Midwinter Fair wlllb
parade) In the plcluramju cost me
of Hervta and Mont negro the partita
tpaaUalvIng ethtblllon of aatlen!
gamaa, Mtloaal daacea, etc.
Meter. Uoaulgao A Klinmel of Ant
Wrp, Belgium have been apjiolatvd
official traffle agent by the Foreign De
partment u tbe California MldwInUw
KxpoatUou. European exklljHnes bave
been rautawtad toad , their goudl to
tola firm wbe will wild them lu bond
to Haa Freadtca, 1
Th Ltuk Observatory exhibit wll be
trauaferred to tlte Mldwluter Fair after
the clone of tbe World Fair.
It ban been auoouneed that no ap
plication tor space will, be renrrved
from oablbltor after (bo H)ib, of Oo-
Ameng Uv ealaaaa Man,
. ,
Geo, A. Bititth, Mw attorney, ha bl
la tba ImtvpaiMtouo national
Bank twUdlng-
J. M. uaejer baa atealy of urtek w,
baud at luw pclo
Mitohell A Botuuiuon bave a wry
eonipWtt plaulug mill oa Malu irtreet-
Dr. J. R. Johiwon, the dcullat, hao
bu otflo oa the ourner of Itallroad aud
MouaoatiUi trete
Dr. K. U. Yoimg, veterluary aur
goon, atuwd to tba dliwrni uf borne
aud oattla
Dr. T. J. Lee baa hi ofnee up suit
In the lndepeudeuun Aatloual Bank
bulldiog-
Ur. K. L. Keteliunj baa bla olttue lu
hk own building, oa MoumotrUi atreet
near Uallrad.
Hubeoriber wauilog help or any
ueraoua dodrlug employ nwut eao uee
tba "Waul'1 ouluttiu of thl paper
FllEE one liua-rtlou, not to exceed leu
wurda, Facb additional word ono
emit.
The Indepeudeaco Tile Co. baa
faoultiea kt turning out, oa abort
aoUot all auaw of UUng, from the
amalleat to the largeat,
L, W. MoAdama la - prepared to
furuiah you. ao elegant utouumenl
with which to mark tba butt renting
place of your relative
D, IL Craven UI1 torn out thoae
beautiful photograph, rain or thine
Hubbard A BUala ara busy doiug
all the dray i tig here
ktnssre Geo Bkluner eVCo. tbe mill
er, auuouuc tbttuuHilvca ready to ex
change flour for wheat, ami (tore wheal,
fur tbe farmer of Polk oouuty.
Paotla are huU to aufTVr when a rem j
edy can be found to cure them, Oregon
Kldiwy Tea b no experiment, and not a
fake to get your mouey. Why will yon
beaitate, when we aaaure you that It 1
abnolule our for all kidney and urinary
Five oenta la all It omta to travel on
tlia motor to Monmouth and vtalt tbe
Normal e)ool
P.H. Muipky kaepa pegging away,
and turn out boot and about for bl
euatotuera
Interview M. T. Crow when you
want anything la the eab and door
line-
tihulley Alexander A Co. the drugg-!
lata, bave a complete atock of druga,
paluta, oil aud glaaa; abjo a full Hue of
chool book and stationary
There I no plaee la Oregon where a
better meal to aerved than at tbe res
taurant of Wwtaeott A Irwin, 271 Com
mercial street, Balem. Oourteoua at
tention, a Riie meal, aud tbe popular
prioe of 2S cent, hare made tbl -hou
the headquarter of everyoue who bar
occaalou to dlite in Malum,
A. M. Hurley, tba attorney, haa bit
oftloa adjoining tba Independence
National Uauk bulldlug
Lumber of beat quality aud fron.
luouutaln log la aold by Prencott A
Vent.-- ;
J. F. O'Donnell oarrte a large stock
of agrloultund niacliinery, , and hh
Itelvee are laden With the beet gradi
of hardware; a tin atore and tluniur
department add to the advantage o
hieatablwhment .
When you go to Balem and want n
good equare meal, home cooking, and a
nice clean bed, patronize the Kan hah
Houhp, north of Faahlon (tables, meal
25ent. .-
gladden aad Hit Prune.
Albany Damoorat.
Several day ago we published an
Item about what Mr, Bladden. of Eu
gene, had been aaylug lu the East
about rawing prune In Oregon. Hera
Is the way he figured: He say be baa a
prone orchard of 100 acres In the Will
amette valley planted with 132 trees to
the acre. A full-grown tree of good
bearing power will produce 100 pound
of fruit a year. It requ!re8 pound of
green fruit tu make a pound of dried
prunes. Wltn 132 trees to the acre, ao
acre of land would thus produce over
44,000 pounds of marketable fruit each
year. It tell in the Chicago market
for 16 to 20 oentt a pound, giving each
acre an earning capacity of $0600, The
trees begin to bear when they rcauh the
age of 8 or 4 years' but they do not come
into tbelr full bearing power until they
are lfi yean old.
Krauao's . Headache Capsules-War-
ranted. For Sale By Shelley, Alexan
dor A Co.
Kill, M. M.
Kiuimwa, H.
Feutou A ToiK'r.
Hnlkiek. M. E. .
Hubert, Peter ...............
Hotman, Nat
Howe, Win. ...
Howe, Robt. .. ..
Howe, Henry
lit, IUU0 -.
Miller, Monroe
Morrmoti, M
r'cllx
Hlchmond, T. cat....-.,
ttobblu. M. L.
KowoUtte.Ueu ...... ......
Kavege, Wui. s .
Stouller, D. P
Wllaou, A. K... .
DIXIB.
Allen, I. A.
Hlghnt of all In Learning Power. Latett U. & Govt 1
a rr n.o
-nr
ACCCWiuLV
OUR WEALTHY CITIZENS
POLE COUSnU HEAT! BOLL.
Hum lliHHir' and tmrif ar Amw Ovar
rit TkniuMUl IlnUan thl
Va. A Oood akmlng.
aaMna
Following I a Uat ot taxpayer oftbe
county who are aaneiniod over t-WOO.
JIKtlKJWt'KT.
Brown. Adam ...... 1 fi30
Uuihrie, I). M - -,J
Ht!KMA VIHTA.
Alexandrr, J ....... 6.O03
Hrowii, Jacob 6,Ui
Davidson, J. O.
lnrker, David 61"
Prather.JM
UIkmIiw, J. E. 8,1W
rALtAa
IMs R P. 1I.100
Urowu, W.C., Sl
Hniwn, OfO.
t1iifl.-ld, Henry
I wtkey, W. W -.
t'ravrn, llnai. .
t'rldr, A. W. ".-
L'tldrr, i. W.
DallMi Wonlell Mill.. -
Dalla Bank
iMdpb.J.N.
Kill, John ..
K.71W
&,iri
7,Uiti
S.wiV
tl.itla
0,1
.... 9,06?
6.U70
. 7.1W0
,622
6,IIW
7.H34
.. B,05
4.8W)
7.4SM
7,64f?
0,0X0
tl,4H&
. 6,000
i,(m
1S.726
6.1M
. t .4M
Hakett,C. a, Mm. ,huo
Kauk. W, W
(lay, J. W. .
(Jrfgahy.J. A 6,00
Kener, i1. A e.oiu
MeHaitiel A Whlta ... .. ll.Onb
Molaen, V.P.Mr. 6,14fi
Ne-mltli, J. B. ; o,m
O'Brien, J.U.Mrs . 6HW
Orr, rtein 6,J(W
Blgga, 1'leroe n.oos
Huberts. A. U . 6,425
smith. S.T. - 11, 0
Tbielaiin, H. B. and J. E. . 7,056
IHlt'ULAS
Rldgewny.Wm....- 1 6,131
Hyron, P. A 6,tf3
KOLA.
Allen. 3. W. .. t 7.132
Allen, J. D. 8.4S8
Allen, J. awl ..... 7,059
Brunk.T. W 16,610
Brer. Join -i . 6.18U
Ulbaon, H. D. . S.4.W
Havdeu, Ben. IH.iWft
McNary, A. W. 7.711
Skluuer, A. L.... . 6,136
N'criHtn, J no ... 7,016
I.NIK1'K1KNCK.
Butter. I. N , ...........-$ 5.8S0
Con na way, W. P. - 8,710
t'reaaey, W. E 4,000
Daviilaoh, M. M. Mrs . . 0.5K0
DoruNlfe,J. .... ,47
llawhy, W. H - 6,120
Hill, lleniy 14,000
lndi)etid(nce Water Work 8,000
Johnson, lbtrld .... - 6,076
June, Hunan Mrs ...... 6,867
liooke, a o. . ...... o,o)
Polk touniy Laud Co, 9,800
Preeeott A Veness 14,327
i....... Anr a jioii
HMTHIIUII, ..VI, ...... ...... .. V,
Shelley, Alexander A Co...... -6.7MI
Htnpluton, John 0,033
istooktou A Uuiikle ...... .. . 7,000
Vauduyn, I. M. 10.7(H)
fthlteHker, D. J 11,621
JAUKSON, ,
Ball, Ieaao . .. 122,088
Hyerley, Henry 17,207
ampoeii, iv. . o,.iu
amnMI, J 8,660
Hyde, W. H 6,070
MoCiilloch, Jno ....... 6,424
Htotlllur, J . 6,230
Wauu, L. C ,.. 6,160
I.COKIAMUTK.
Bngley, A. J, .. $J0,W
Hlltltirandi raut . u,um
Roddlcapp, Peter ...... 5,189
Hlmnsou, Mm tba, .. .. 0,000
Himpwiu, I.M 9,106
MtlUiM, Jtl. 1) (1,17
Htump, J H. ... 7,221)
William, W, iS. u,oT
' M0COV.
Bailey. E. 1 6,436
Bell, U. 0 6,487
Fletcher, B. V. ...
Holmen, A. M.
Pot. C. A. ,
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Shipley, P A
Taylor, A. V
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Weediaf Aulveniarte.
First year............ ..Cotton wedding
Beeond Paper wedding
Third. ....Leather wedding
Fourth.....,.. ............. Booh wadding
Fifth ..Woodon wadding
Sixth ...Garnet wedding
Seventh , . .Woolen wedding
Eighth Brlc-a-brao wedding
Nlnil..... .Topaa wadding
Teutb , .. ;..Tln wedding
Twelfth . . .Silk and fine linen wedding
Fifteenth. .Crystal wedding
Twentieth. ...... ...... China wedding
Twenty-hftb .Silver wedding
Thirtieth ..........Pearl wedding
Thirty-fifth .... Sapphire wedding
Fortieth ................... Rudy wedding
Fiftieth ...Ooldwi wedding
Svunty-rtfth.......DiauKud wedding
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
A RECIIYER IS SAMED.
Tk t'nloa rrJfte Ooaa Inta Otha Baada,
Tb. Vallnx Dim ti Walaraa ataek.
Omaha, Oct. 14. Railroad circle
are agog over tb news that tbe Union
Pacific has passed Into tne bands of a
receiver, fur such hi the fact, the neces
sary papers having alt been made out
at ten o'clock this morning and dell
ered, appointing Mr. 8. H, H. Clark,
receiver. Mr. Clark baa been president
of the road for several months and his
well known Integrity - of character
makes his appointment give universal
Ratisfactlon, Fifteen years ago he was
division superintendent on the maun
tain division of the Union Pacific, eta
tloned at Cheyenne, but haa risea by
swift stages to be one of th foreaoost
railroad men of tbe day. 8tockof the
Union Paclfto has been steadily drop
ping for several months, until It bai
reached a point comparatively value
loea, but it wa supposed that by their
recently Inaugurated system of rigid
ecouomles they would weather tbe
storm. Too much water tn their stock
It 1 thought, Is at the bottom of their
riillure, as in the recent season of de
preMiou, the road could not stand it,
thouifh safe enough In ordinary times.
' Clarinaa Bourn AffeeUd,
Bkhun, Oct. 14,-The bourse Jhera
and at Frankfort was greatly affected
by the silver legislation In America.
Operations are almost at a standstill
peudlug tne decision In the United
States seuate.
Tht Cklldren RnnaibM4.
Chicago, Oct. 14. Ten thousand
tickets of admission to tbe World's
Fair were given to tbe principals of tht
various public schools in tbe city today
for distribution among the pupils by
vuHaius public spirited cilisens.
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