VOL. XII.
$2.00 Per Year
INDEPENDENCE, POLK COUNTY OREGON, FKIDAY. DEC 1, 1293
Five Cents Per Copy.
INDEPENDENCE
CLASSIFIED
Business Directory .
TkU Unwftiry ( iwiwM auMfaty, awl
eupy phI la nvrt teMwul , im IV("
lm.it, ti pki IiihJ ( .(wi(iitf nf
aria AWr mux sealer arutrtat aetafOHM.
",Vt trM"t ta huihx tmatu thai
m HttUt at t mat git mt Ih im fat me-
iii-dlioa, '
AMUSEMENTS.
Opera Hnuw, Main ft. IHOteraoa Nfm. Mara.
BANKS.
lad. National, tVir. Main and Muatnoulb m.
Pint National. Our, Miiln Hntl C 81.
ROKCRS, GRAIN audi MOPS.
lleo. ti. Hrejr, ffl nnt .Nnll.niiU hat,.
BARBERS A BATHS.
B T. HenS!, alata street.
Nta titlliorlamt to aunmiiieft.
BREWERIES.
Nona.
BILLIARD HALL.
IMuk I'. VattrMt, itiu elreet.
BLACKSMITHS-
N. A. falter, CaUwl, , . . ' '
Not MtiliurUvd to anuoutiw.
BOOKS 4 STATIONERY-
t hMlfeller Bn , Mala .treel.
7B0Oxsit(l" SHOES.
Miller A l-atlernoa. near Klra! Nat'l Nan.
BRICK.
j . n, tvtiwr. corner '"
FlucU l'lrtxi il, untoe It ilnwU
Campbell A mi - liv ortlt r at I hxlMli-r B.
CIGAR FACTORY.
Hunt.
CITY OFFICIALS.
J. A. Venee. Mayor.
Geo, W.Reed, IteeorJer,
F.P-Mirers, Marehal.
CONFECTIONERY 4 FRUIT.
Koblnmo Kofcliuou, The UUu.
P. C. PatlereoO, near opera bouse.
CHECHES 4 PASTORS.
DalM,J. Vr4 Jeiiklna.
Preabytertan, J, A.Townaend.
OoHSregatloual, D. V, Puling.
Evan-lli, A.Oly.
Jtlboltt.T.W. Potter.
M, K, Sotilb, Eilwlo Palmer.
'brltlu, So rseltlcat tautor.
COLLECTION AGENT.
M. O. Potter, MulD alreel.
CANNERIES.
lud. Caunery Co. , uear depot.
DAIRIES.
J. U. Vantlradel. indepeadene.
DENTISTS.
B. M. Oravea, fiid.Nall Hank, up aUlra.
. B. A. MuiKcy, O Hoe Urlck, tl ""
J. U. Jiliii"0,tSr. IWIIrouil Monmouth, ala
DOCTORS.
U A BabMtt, Inl. Nai l Hans, up amlre.
K. L. KeWlium, Monwoulb W., "'"r K. It
0. 1). Buuor, opera bouite, up .lain.
DRAIN TILE.
Put aulburlaed K aimuunue.
DRAY COMPANIES
Hutbard A BtaaU), Knllroad Mtr.
W. I). Blklna. leave order at Howl,
DRESSMAKERS.
illu Hopbl Oof!, at rld'in(, Ball road at.
Unt aulborlted Uiannnuuca.
DRUGGISTS.
Bhelley, Alexander Do.. Main Mr.
patternm Hroa.. opera Iwmae.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
Hal authorized to announce.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
W. 0. Cook ; Ch lef ec xl nwr.
FIShToYSTERS 4 GAME
D. B. Iloydnton.Catroet.
FLOUR MILLS.
Jnd. Mill Co., Oeo. Bk I liner A Co.
tar Mllla, D. W. r A Co.
FOUNDRY.
Not atithonised to minounrai.
FURNITURE.
W.O.Cook, VVhllfaknr brick.
GEN'L MDSE-
Konendorf A Hlwobberg, Main alreot,
J. M, Vanduyn, Cor Main and C treeU.
Not authorlxed to announce
GROCERIES.
Wilcox, Baldwin A Co.. Houth aldeCatroet.
McEtcheran A Bandercock, Corner H l ln
Douty A Paddock, Wet nlda Main atreet.
HARDWARE 4 AGL. IMPTS.
J, Y. O'Donnell, Cor. Mala 4 Monmouth Hli.
R. M, Wado A Co., Main and Monmouth 8t.
Not authorized to announce.
HARNESS.
Not authorlaix! to annnunne.
HOTEL.
titile I'ttiuci iio'tfl, ,T. M. Hlurk, I'riipT
ICE FACTORY.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Not ittlmrlt to anmuint.
JOB PRINTER.
W awr Mi in uiHi, Main aireet.
JUSTICE OF PEACE.
Not auiborln d tn auiiounre.
LAUNDRY.
lud. tttiin Laundry, A, i. Ai'blMUt.
LAWYERS.
A. M. Uurley, Main atnwl,
Ueo. A. bmllb. Ind. Nol l Itank. up tlalr.
LIVE STOCK BREED'RS 4 DEAL'S
r, H. Huniiey, inUi-iwndrav,
LODGING HOUSE.
I'tie lluntliiia, l. tl. l.'dli'li. r, ui-ar dvpul
LIVERY STABLES.
Pvter Couk, Main atnwt.
Kll Jobnaou, Main lrwl.
LUMBER.
Preaeutl A Veiteaa, Mtw mill,
MARBLE WORKS.
(. U tlawklua, or. Hatlruttd otitl K atrevu.
MARKET G A R D N E R
T. U tiarttnan.
MASONS, BRICK 4 STONE.
Not auilmrinKl ui annuuniw.
.WEAT M A R K (to
Dperlluf llnav, Main lrwl.
Luulu Kuapidy, t' Him. ,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
W. U, Hbaruiau, (' nlnet.
MILLINERS.
Motwulnmltvd to kiiii.hiii-is.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Not aull onanl t aunn u
MUSIC 4 INSTRUMENTS
Nut aulborued tn annouuiw,
NEWSPAPERS.
WawTHina, bwued Friday, link
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Not aulburlaed to announce.
PAINTERS 4 PAPER, HANGERS.
M. l, Huolt, Main alreek
Willi (till, leave order at Chrttfeltar linn. '
PHOTOGRAPHER.
I). H. Craven, (1 alrrt. north aide.
PIANO 4 ORGANS.
Notautborlaed ui eiinonni-e.
POULTRY BREEDER.
Louthary Rroa., Indeix-ndenoa.
RAILROAD.
Iml. Mon. Motor Co, ). Inriif, conduekir.
Hubthern Pai-ltln-lnd. to Poriland-TA mite.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Not aul horlird lo aimnuucc.
RESTAURANTS.
City Heataurant, C. D, tampbell, Prop.
Not aulhorlned lo annnonre.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Ind.iKhje Noi,A.O. U. W,
Valley Lodge No. , 1. 0. 0. V,
Lyon Lodge No. 4, A. K. a A. M.
Homer l1ge No. it, K. of P.
Kedmen.
Woodnmen.
Hebeaah I)ere IWlK, Clover Leaf No. 88.
SALOONS.
The Uem-J. IL CXxiwr, prop.
The Caatla H. K. Oweua, prop.
Th Maieppa K. J. Morrla, prop.
The Munograin Layton Hinllh, prop.
The HoUil llar-H, 1), Waller, prop.
SASH 4 DOORS.
Mitchell A llohannon, Main treet,
M. T. Crow, near depot.
SCHOOLS.
Public, 0. A. HlU-hoook, Principal.
SODA WATER MFRS.
Nona.
UNDERTAKERS.
H. M. Line, Independence Nat'l Bank b'ld'g.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
E ,J, Yo unif, Ind. Nat'l Hank, up atnlra.
2 WAGON REPAIRING.
A. McNeil, Mnln trout.
WAREHOUSES.
NotauUiorlnvd to announce.
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY,
0, A. Kramer, Main utroeU
WELL BORERS.
WOOD DEALERS.
We sell
FRUIT TREES
and all other
NURSERY STOCK
very cheap.
Send your fr uneoiiil prie,
Ciiiulnguo frise.
xxivntid wTtuuVllV fflMPAW.
47-iat Corvftllta, Oregoo.
Th3 Csst r..:disir.3.
J. O. Wiwox, Contntctor nd
Rnllttar, Kulpliur Kprlnira, TexM,
that Rixmltii of Ajrtr'i WlUi
P11U m t)i beet ruedirln I
rr trlejj and, In my Judgment, bo
Better general remedy rould be devlaed,
I bava iimh) theut lit my family ul
raxwiuvtidiMl litem to my friend and
mploye) lor nor tlian twenty yean.
To my certain knowlelg, muif Mae
of tha following cuuiplalnta bar been
completely and
Permanently Oureil
by the ua.i of Ayr PlH alone: TbW
day cbllla, dumb ague, bllloua fever,
Ick headarbe, rlieumatlam, flux, dya
pepala, contlpallon, aud bard colila. I
know that moderate u of Ayrt
IUla, eontluund fur few day or weeka,
the nature) of the complaint required,
would be found an aUaolui cur for tb
duiortlvr I bur named above. '
" I bar mn selling medlcln for
eight year, and I can aaiely nay that
Ayar" fill give better aatUfw-tlon
than any other Pill I ever eold.'W. J,
Prry, Biwtuylranla a II., Vn.
AYCR'O PILLO
rrepared by D, J. 0. Ayet A Co, Lowell, Vaaa,
Ivory Dobb Iffsotlv
am
Dr. S. A. MULKEY
DENTIST.
Independence, Or.
be ritOFESMIUN FKACTICED
in all its branchert,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
OdltHj over O'DtmiielPs llanlwiire
Store, Cor. Main & Monmouth 8ts.
Odico hours 8 ft. in. to 12 in.
and 1 p. in. to 5 p. tn.
FOR-
ine
$
Crayon Work
Pastelles '
India Inks
Water Colors
Go to
D. II. CRAVEN'S
Photograph Gallery
Independence, Or.
A DELICIOUS f
J. W. Chirk hits received a supply
V of those rare
Japanese Wineberries,
which have heretofore been Bulling
at prices ranging from 11.00 to
$1.50 each plant, but he can offer
them delivered for
$2.00 A DOZEN.
It crows like a troe. Is perfectly
hardy and the plants you got are 2
years of age, and grown in uregon,
and will bear next year. Address,
before the stock is exhausted, J. W.
Photograph
0LA.RK, Independence, Or, 504t
THE NEW TARIFF BILL
I hi1 N,v Cruiser Olympia the
' Queen of the Ocean."
rilC SEW DKHOCIUTIC NUTER.
Tha Havre Motrin Kevteerra- Pearrterly
KilMM.ltiniuaa Win a raetlwll
daw fmaa Iko tealllei.
WAaliimiWV, Nov, - SA.ClitlroiNii
Wllw)ii,itf Uio wy ami niraut wni-
inlltett, Mltl IhU vtillifx:
"Tht larlirwIinliilMi of lli new bill,
liioludlng ttio ailiultilatratlim law, will
bo ilveti tu Ilia tiuUlo t II o'clueh
Vluiuluy nrxt. Tli Internal revenue
tetunii III nut Iw rr(Mrtd until later
In tlitt wk, lilit wrtitluly U-rore the
niwttng uf puimrtwH, IMwiiiUt 4 "
Auittlii'Miifttibt'r of (h poiiiiiiIiu
Id to a ivix-rUT thla ovenlng:
-Tha fm lUt will Imj UiriM timn that
if the Mill', bill. It will Itiolutloa
gtaHi ninny urtlult tlmt the Mllla com
mute left lu the diititible llat It wtlt
bo all Hint Ibo ni't Mrtlvnt tariff re
former ftmltl Wttll."
To tlm forgoMiK lnfrmailin may be
a hli-ilii) aiioibcr autvnifut thai wmv
dlrfclly from the mtiuiililt room,
which la tbnt It boa ttn iIwIiIhI imi
to luurenaV tax whleky. Ilow ,ntr
lhl Ih-I..ii amy lw elmngvU bvfuiva
final illtriiilUMtlnu almll he hail re
garding th lnlcrtial rvriiue nclii-iluk-a.
milium b aulJ. It l lllviily aaaeit
nI Hie iirvM'iil InU iilluii or Ilia com-
inltle la lo let wbteky alouv, and not
to Im-n-aa tb las tveo aa muvb aa m
uvuua Kullon, which liaa all aloug been
recanted aa tlm nilnluin of liurvaaa to
wltlcb the commodity tiitgbt bt tub-
wid. Ko wide baa twvu Ilia dlwr-
fvttc of opinion regarding whisky
(bat many well-infWuied peraona be.
Ileva that the tax might b inortNtaed
to f I 40 a gallon, while a tax of 11 90
a gallon waa rvgitrdud ra conservative
mtlmate. The alleged determination
of the ouuimlltt not to lucrvaaa the
whisky tax la aald to be .due to the
faet that the whlaky trust and the
owueraof ulky lu Umd will be the
ouly U-iif llclarUn of the lucnuw, and
that the government would uot be
heuvOUHl lu any aensa, JVrliaj
another mtMin why the oonuulllee la
not dlatHisml to touch the nmamt tax
growl out of the b' lef that the went
Iwr do not thluk any lucrraee from
Ibe sou me will be noeded' The ooiu
atltltt) haa great eoufldeuoe lu the re
aulU of the Income tax.
Itratll and the Monroe Dwlrlna.
Pblladelpbla Udger (Ind ), November I,
There ha beeu no act committed by
any of the Kumpeati powef whose war
hiiw are now at Klo to teat the vitality
of, and our loyalty to, the Monroe doc
trine ; but the situation at Klo and the
prolonged Insurrection lu Ilrall sug-
geala an Inquiry Into the nature and
cope of the doctrine. If there should
tie any lulvrventlon In the alralrs of
Kiiixll by lwm powora which would
uatlfy the prartloal enforcement of the
octrlne, our Cloverniuent would aaaert
It promptly and vigorously.
The Monroe doctrine la so called not
became It waa find announced by Pres
ident Monroe, but becnuae heexpreaaed
an forcefully and with such axiomatic
brevity aud clcarneaa the American
jealousy of the Intoifcrunor of Kuro-
penn government In the affairs of the
staU of North and Houth America.
Die policy of the United Hiatus on this
subject waa declared by President Mon
Me In hU menMiige to Cnngretis In 1821,
lu which, after referring to the amica
ble relations between Russia and the
United Htatea aa to the settlement o
the lights of the two countries on the
northwest coast of North America, he
said It was "a principle In which the
rights and Intorvsta of the Unllad
Httites are Involved j that the American
continents, by the free and independent
condition they have assumed and
maintained, are henceforth uot to be
coimldured as subjects for future coloni
sation by any European powers." In
another part of the same message he
stated the Uix'trlne with greater brevity
and stronger enipbuils : "We owe It to
ciiuitornnd the amicable, relations ex
isting between the United HI ui a and
lose powers to declare that we should
consider any attempt on their part to
xtend their system to any portion of
this hemisphere aa dangerous to our
pence and safety."
This was merely tho formulntlou or
doctrine which had been declared on
many jrormer occasions ny eminent
American pntnotM. At an earlier date
Mr. Jeffurson said that the dny waa not
distant when tbla country might for
mally require "a meridian of partition
through the oceaa which separates the
two hemispheres, on the hither side of
which no Kuropean gun shall aver be
heard, nor an American on the other."
This country hus steadily observed tho
policy of nonlnterferanco Id the quitr
rels of other nations, It hits always
iiHistcd that thcro shall tie no new
schemes of Europeau colonisation in
any portion of North and South Amor-
Irav It It Important lo iwall that tlir
doctrine waa announced by 1'realdent
Monroe aa a proteal agnlnat the vllbrt
of Hrialu, lu alliance with other tturo-
pernt ualloiw, to regalu Mwaeaaliin in
her old Houth Amerkwn poaaesaloim,
and the proteal waa hedeit It U tin
ixtllcy of the oouutrv loduy. I'rvaldeiit
Ulliuan, lu his admirable Mograby of
Monroe, aaysi "He akMw of all tin
Itrvaldente hat announcod, without leg
lahiUva autlmi, a political dlotum wluvb
la allll regarded aa fundameuttl luw
and hears with It tha stamp of author
ity In Aireliin ouurtees well aa iu do
lueallo eouuolla.
DKMOCaUTIC rKATEH.
Almighty, all Obstlnat and nearly
All rat Cleveland, our great hunch
btdllefl political gml, agttlu we bow be-
fon too In bumble sutimMon. Kach
lay, aa this world which waa made fi
nice, w iiurien uirougti euierial apa
faster than a hungry Democrat tun run
for offli, we have additional proofs of
thy groat nea. We have read thy inra
aage We have gulped It all down ami
now we lie stretched out In the uu of
political hope, like a snake who haa
swallowed a fn, wnlllng for It lo ill'
gvel. Yes almighty aud powerful mas-t-r,
titers Is nanle tliMughout the
land.' It la spreiutlng d.aaater every
where. It has knocked the everlant
log stuttlng out of the aent of our pants,
and lef. lis Imprint all over our clothes,
ami our chlldieu and our chlhtrvnV
ohlldren. The gentle -pbyrs of the
auiumer'a brwse flit familiarly tliMtmb
the boles lu the kntt-a of our pant and
4ny fully kiss the eullele where the gun
tie aud patient wnod-l-k and the fw-
llve flea havejuet flubihetla sumptouk
men I. 1 ids la all very well In the stint
tiicr time, but we would thank thee,
our moat adored mllllral father, If thou
wouldat slop the ianic U-fore the chill
blaata of winter have a chance to peep
into Hie open wludnws of our pants.
We know must rvwrted and adored
nittdier, that thou kuoweat we had a
panlct, lu thy great wisdom thou has
found It out before It waa three months
old, and straightway thou tbrowest
down thy fishing pole, kicked over the
bait can and set lest to work (o snatch
the panic bald headed. We thank thee
moat kind master, for even mentioning
us In thy message. We thank thee for
toy desire aud efforts to give us a "good
dollar", We Implore thee to make It
better than anybody's dollar. Tbe
more It will buy tbe better it Is. Oh,
great and mighty Cleveland, if thou
oouldst make it buy U-u bushels of
beat aud II fly pounds of out ten, If we
got hold of one we would know how to
appreciate It. "There la no excellence
without great labor," and the more
labor tt hiK.cs to make a dollar the more
"excellent" It is. Mighty master,
make It good. Make tt better. 8tUee
Into It more labor, more hogs, more
cattle ,more. grain. It will coat you
nothing. Wt will furulsh the "more
labor, more hogs, more cattle, more
grain", Hquecae them iuto the dollar.
It will be money In thy pocket, and
moucy In thy pocket will put feed Into
thy paunch. We th uk the timet ex
cellent master, for thy friendly Inter
est In behalf of tho hankers. Make
their paths easy aud their burdens
light. Increase the value of their dol
lars aud the number of their mortgages.
Give them gold and demolish all silver
with the Hgblhlngofthy wrath. Help
us oh mighty Cleveland, to love our
ememlee all but the Populists If
England smiles us on one cheek let us
turn unto her the other, If she asks
for our coat let us give her our cloak
also. But whatever tbeu doeet, most
excellent, adored and mighty master,
don't fall to help us put the Populists
to flight. They prose ua sore on every
aide, They laugh us to scorn and
make faces atus lu public places, Last
campaign we accused them of decep
tion aud lying, and now they have
proved by tlm words of thine own
mntith, most adored master, that we
have lied. It Is written, "oh that mine
enemy had written a book," but that's
Just what's the matter with us, Our
enemies have written too many books.
And they Increase not only tn knowl
edge but iu numbers. The political
mld-wlvee whom thou has sent out to
slay all new-born male babies are either
hoodoed or dou't arrive iu time. And
this Increase Is a sore vexation, Be
sides, uo people In the world have such
memories. They have recorded every
promise we have ever mailt. They
point to the McKlnloy bill ns the "cul
minating atrocity," remind us of your
promise lo repeal It and exolulm, aba!
They remind us of onr "change" and
point to you aa you fish at Buzzard's
bay or shoot snipe at Ho island.
They recall our snored promise of bet
ter times and then point to our numer
ous business failures, the shutting
down of factorlea and mines, the thous
ands of unemployed, the low price of
wheat, cotton, cuttlo, hogs and the gen
eral scarcity of money.' They sorely
perplex us and we know not whither
to turn. Ob, most excellent aud
mighty master, la their no balm tn
Olleadl Is there no place where we can
turn our face to hide our shame? If
we had an office we could stand It
without complaint. We would eat our
pie and let the heathen rage. Wo
could buy more with our salary and
would scoop in tbe property while It
is low. But the panto which it has
pleased thy greatness to create bit us
Highest of all In Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ii t f y
aa hard as It did the Popullsta. Our
house and vineyards are mortajed
and our daughters are given In boiv
dag. Our eredltore dun ua and we
have not the wherewith lostipply their
wants. We know there Im something
the matter, but we dout try to know
what It la, for It would be treason to
the and our great party. Thy ways,
oh mighty Cleveland are pat flixllng
out. But wc tnisi thee. Take us un
der the whin of thy protection. If the
ban kers need cur property give It to
them. But this we uk of thee: De
liver ua from the Popullsta. Issue an
edict comiiellluK the men whom we
elected to office to take the stump aud
put them to flight. In vain have we
appealed to them but they eat their pie
and wink at each other. They smell
th bat ttle afar off, and they seem to
want to get farther off. Bring out tit
whip of thy w rath, most worshipful
master, and scourge their cowardly legs
till they ran stand on the publio plat
form and tell the iiple ymt they are
Democrats, whether they can give a
reason or not, Agnlu we ask thee to
lake us under tbe wings of thy care.
Deliver us tmtn the populists, help us
to bear up under tho aulc, eueotirage
our Hilltlcal faith, feed our political
faith, feed our political prejudices with
th daily bread of misrepresentation,
deliver u from the Populists, Increase;
our love for thee, help us to bate the
ItepubiieatiS, and thine shall be the
praise if the Republicans dou't get
us. Ameu. Ex.
Go to J. F. O'Donnell
for
Mexican
40-
Silver Htove Polish.
TIIK (Rl'I.HER OLYMPIA.
SMy jratlM "Uums o( t Oneae".
Hast. IIahhaiia, Cat., Nov. 87. A
heavy fog hanging over the upper eud
of the channel prevented the Olympia
from finishing her trip today. The
cruiser returned to harbor at 1:30, after
having made a ruu of 30 miles from
eiuuderlaud beacon, the beginning of
the course, to beyond the lighthouse
verairlug close to 2,25 knots. At this
point the fog closed iu so thick that the
bcacoua could not be seen aud the
etakchoat was shut out from view.
The patent log shows that tbe Olympia
made for a distance of 13 miles, a rate
of 25.59 knots per hour, and for ashort
er disUuce 2U knots.
FOKCEDTO RESIGN.
Vowilerl j Kl!,ia Itewn aid Out
PlIILADULPHA, NOV. 25. 'P. V,
Powderly resigned his Hwlllott as gen
eral maater workman of the Knights
ot Labor this afternoon. He waa un
able to keep the delegates In the line
he marked out for them, aud this de
cisive move seemed the only thing left
for him lo adopt. Immediately afier
his rcslunallon waa ollcrvd be left the
hall, as he said, to attend to some per
sonal business. The step was a sur
prise, to all the delegates, although a
few of them said tt was what should
have bten done long ago. No action
waa taken lu tbe mutter, although It
was a topic of discussion which lasted
until the assembly adjourned at 5
o'clock. -
MULTNOMAH VS SEATTLE.
The rurllanilers Hco-e a Victory.
Skaitlk, Nov. 25 The Multnomah
Athletic Club's football team won a
deaerved victory over the Seattle Ath
letic Club's team on tho gridiron flold
today, aud covered itself with mud as
well as glory, for tho field was nothing
better than a mud-puddle. It was a
victory as well merited as any ever won,
and uothlng can difu the laurels of the
victors. The score was ten for Mult
uomnh to nothing for the Bent lies.
, Os the Free LlaU
Washington, Nov, 25, It seems
to be well settled that these articles
will go ou the free list: Wool, Iron ore
coal, tin, hemp, tlnx, utc, silver, lead
ore, copper, salt, crude borax, binding
twines, cotton tics and lumber not ad
vanced in preparation Iwyond snwlug.
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Democratic Coareo.'oa.
' On last Friday evening the demo
crats of this city met lo the city ball to
nominate ticket.
The convention was called lo order
by A. J. Ooodman who stated tbe ob
Jetrt of the meeting. L. C.Oiltnore waa
elected chairman, K. O. Kartaon secre
tary, aud J. II. Alexander and W. W.
Williams a tellers. ,
Nominations for the city democratic
ticket were next In order.
For Mayor-Attorney 0. A. Smith
was placed In nomination, but be de
clined. The convention refused to ac
cept Mr. Hmitb'a declination and Dom
inated him by acclamation. On Mr
Kmith declining emphatically to ac
cept the nomination, the convention
reconsldervd tbe question allowed him
to withdraw.
It was then moved aud seconded
that Mr. Hurley, th republican nomi
nee for mayor, be being a populist, b
eudorscd. Motion hot.
J. W. Klrkland was then placed In
nomination, but he declined aud placed
the name of A. 3. iloodman before tbe
convention, who also refused to accept.
The name of R. 11, Wilcox waa then
placed iu iiomiuation aud be waa de
clared (lie nominee tor mayor by accla
mation.
For Recorder Eli Henkle was placed
In nomination. Moved and seconded
that be be nominated by acclamation.
Carried.' ' -p,:,
For Treasurer Blair Miller was placed
in nomination aud on motion mad
and carried, lie was nominated by
acclamation.
For Marshal Andy Tupper was nom
inated and on motion was declared th
nominee by acclamation.
For Councilman On th suggestion
of Mr. Klrkland the voters of the three
wards collected separately and made
up their slate, which resulted aa
follows:
First Ward Johu Bohannan waa
nominated by acclamation; Frank
Burch Dominated tor committeeman.
Second Ward J. H. Alexander for
the abort term aud J. F. Klrkland for
tbe long term were nominated ; W. W.
Wllllums for committeeman.
Third Ward O. a 8tron for coun
cilman ; M. Merwtn for committeeman.
On motion the ticket as made up
waa then uuaulmously ratified by the
convention.
There being no further business the
convention adjourned.
LARUE BANK KESERTE.
ataUnaent ol AaaoclaleU Eui. sfNaw Tork
Niw York, Nov. 25. The weekly
statement of the associated bank
shows the following chauires: -
Increase.
Reserve. 5,BM,700 '
Loans .3,408,900
Specie.... t ..1,060,800
Legal Tender 6,952,300
Deposits.... ..10,627,600
Circulation . 244,700
Decrease,
The bunks now hold $70,835,175 in
excess of the requirements of the 25 per
cent rule,
Lack of Exercise.
Is one of the prime causes of headache
in the winter. Persons accustomed to
the pure fresh air during the pleasant .
mouths are subject to this terrible an
nounce at this time of the year. A
boon ia offered in Kbause's Head
ache Capsules which is guaranteed
to cure any kind of a headache no mat
tor what tbe cause. Headache caused
by overiudulgeuce In food or drink late
at night, can be prevented by taking
one Capsule before retiring and one in
the morning. 25 cents box.
WEST SIDE CLIBHIXJ BATES
Regular price Our
fur two price
West Bins and New York
World 13 60 2 25
Wkst 8ue and American
Farmer 8 00 2 00
Wkst Kids and Oregonian. 4 00 8 00
West Side and Ban Fran
cisco Call 3 00 2 25
West Side and Cosmopoli
tan.... 8 50 8 00
West Bide and Youth's
Companion 8 75 8 00
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