The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, December 01, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEEK'S BUDGET What Our Kqortcr Finds of In torvst to Our Renders. rilR 1.0C.VL AM (ii.XKHU NEW. Snwawri f Ik grata tf MM Tw l TU City election Monday. Circuit court next week. Tha year m will have JVS Sundays, Mb Stosktou ha been quite sick with pneumonia. Children' rubber bant for $I.S5 at Miller A I'atterson'e, Mm. Dr. a A. Mulkey U visiting relatives In Yamhill county. lira. Nell Craven, of CVrvallls, nt Buiiday here visiting relative. Ladlee' Camtre storm overshoe ft 50 wilt at Miller A ratterwm's. The best Hit of children's shoe (he city are to be found at the shoe store. Mr. Anna Blsnchard, of this city, beowuie the mother nf a girl last week Heth Rlgga, of Crowley was In town lawt Monday and made u a ploasaut call. Miller A Patterson carry a full lint of ladlee', genta' and children's rubber goods, ,. The Young People's Uulou will have a Thanksgiving meeting uext Hundsy e veil lug. Buy your boot mid aboea of Miller A Patterson, aud they will do your re- pairing free. Jay IWnilng hft last Monday to en tor the employ of Davis Bros, on tli Mkt at Bt. Helena Hvtl mitt on hnt frnu $1,(!Q to IMUU every Friday and Saturday at Flatter A Vaudergrlft'a. J. 8. Cooper ate crow at I1 dinner lat Thursday Nuv. St It wan a Joke perpetrated by Mrs. (toper.. Hoi. Btump, whose elegant residence at Monmouth la now completed, wan hare Monday buying some furniture. Arthur Wilson and wlf will make their home with the editor of thin pa per, arriving from Halem last Motiday, PVV. Haley says, he haa several thousand yew tree suitable for fence poets, growl ug on hi farm near Ilueua Vista. The Bostou Bteam dye work of In dependence, maki a apecallty of re- modolinir lailtea' Jacket old to new stylo. MUa Emma Ford ncy, who haa been lying aiok to long, la no better, and It Is possible amputation of her limb nun be neouMary. Mr Geo. Cluggctt went over to Sa lem last week to visit friends, and wan atrlcken with pneumonia and wa una ble to return home until Tuesday. Last Monday I)r, Lee returned from near McMinuville, where he assisted Dra. Ooucher aud Culhreath amputate the leg uf Duticau Rose, living there. MIm Ethel Simpson, a graduate of tbe Stale University conservatory ot music, ban beeu engaged aa Instructor of music at the Dallas La Creole acad emy. Itev. J. Fred Jenkins will preach In the Bapliittchuroh next Hundoy.hls sub ject in the morulug being "The King dom aud the Time," and in the even Ing "The Ideal Hun." The WhbT Stun baa the best equipped Country Job office lu Oregon, and A. Wilsou. the job priuter, hua au established reputation, Our priova are the lowest and work the beat. P. VV. Kirkland, of Athena, was Lere over Bundu) visiting hi father J. W. Kirkland. He ia a druifKlst of .Athena. W. J. Kirkland, of Ulckreull, ud J. Kirkland were hire alM , They aay theite "hard tlmea" nine Iaat year are not the reault of any con templated "change". The new paper In ladupendenuee will explain It all away and make us thluk we are dream ing. Do not think J. M. Vanduyn go ing to let you buy at any other atore If low prices and (Init-cluwi gKda will be any inducement to buy of him. He in eelliug gcxnlaat prices unheard of In Independence' No more waiting at E. T. Henkle'a barljer ehop, after IX-c. Int. aa another chair will be addeded to accommodate hie cuxtomera, Mr. J, 6. MiMtre the well known Oorvaltw barlxir, will pre aide over the new chnlr. Theateumer Altoua could not got through the Lockn at Oregon City, nor land at the wharf at Halem on account of the high water Wednesday. Some fourteen pomuiigem here were unable to goto Poitland that morning. Down at McMlnnvllle they aell 18 pound of sugar for a dollar. A rival merchant not to be outdone hung a placard In hie window "22 pounds of sugar for $1.00" but In very email let ters could be read following, lu "Hong Kong." J. F. O'Donnell has the contract for placing and furnlnlilng the porcelain bath tubs, steel range, corner wafth stands, etc., In the J. H. Lewis rent deuce near Crowley and his plumber was out of town moHt of this week attending to that work. The Polk county Pomona Orange No. 7,P ofH.,will meet In W. C, Brown's hall In Dallas, Friday, Deo. lut 1808, at 10 'oclock a. m. to elect officers for the ensuing year. All fourth de gree members are cordially invited. T. L, Butler, Beo. pro, tern. A Farmers' Institute will be held In Hlllnboro commencing oti Wednesday evening Doc. 18 and continuing uutt the following Hatunlay. The force from the Agrtcultual college will he on hand, aa required by law, to aaalst In M utretMful (Hiuduct of the meting At that time the nuttier of putting au exhibit In the Midwinter fair will he UbHtiMMKl, II ItUbom Indepeitduut. M. t. Hall, of Croatnn, on Tuesday attempted to drive two rafta of lumber from the Little PeeIke,down I no Luck lamute In Halem One of theaa con taiulngao,utifetitlu (am, andU a total lwa. He was thrown Into the waler, but luckily escaped uninjured itieiumoer wan mr II r. Crolnan near Mem, an the Um will uot fall ou Mr Hall, Mr. 1, tlold aud J. Cash were return Ing fnnu Hllverton last Tueaday ami lu attempting to cross Pudding river, which had overflown Its banks, weie thrown Into the water and their cart broken to piece and the horse nearly drowned, farmers hearing their cries, for it was nearly dark, came to their assistance and they were readied. Nat lilutn, the opium smuggler ha msdeaconfeealonof hi guilt. Our peo ple will remember him at tbt gentle man who bonded several hundred acres of laud here In IHUO saying he Intended to bring a colony tulo Polk county, L H. Ingram, who Uvea on the Burch farm south of towa, haa com pleted sowing 130 acres of summer fal low. lie always ratal a good crop aud has other produce for sale also. Tom A, Farley, deputy sheriff Polk county, waa lu town this week flnlshlng up the assessment roll for the sheriff. Hew id add many thousand dollars to the roll. The reaeoti link Patterson always does a good business lu bis confection ery and fruit lmsloes is because he a! way treats his customers well aud they stay by til in. Praioott A eueae bad all the spare men aud teams In town nusy ed otwday moving their lumber to higher grounds It being endangered by the rising Willamette. The democratic party la going to raise Its revenues by taxing Incomes Nothing under f.moo will be taxed. The country newspaper editor will I exempt. We understand negotlatioua are lu progress for a very large hop yard tout!) of town by a syndicate. It will contain more than three hundred acres. The Thanksgiving exercises at the M. K. church Mouth i n Thursday were julte well attended and llev. Jenkins' sermon very appropriate, Miss Dor Cooper, daughter of ban ker J. H, Cooper was at borne from Eugene, where she Is atteudiug school, for Thankaglvlngday, The river rose so high ou Wednesday that the eteamboat Altoua had to re main over one trip, not being able to go through the lock. You can uot make a better Invest ment than purchasing one of those ItflHly lota lu Damon's addition to Monmouth. Home Interesting literary exercise were held In l'rof. Tiiorntou s scIkmiI room at the public school here last Wednesday. W. P. Connnway wss called Tuesday to Whltemm, his brother there being much worse. He returned on Wed nesday. The recent rains have heeu very heavy and the Willamette Is booming being 20 feet ahove low water mark. J. C. Cooper, of McMlnuvllUi, came by way of Monmouth Wednesday to visit with relatives at Independence. F. F. Post, Miss Maud Cooper, and Doc PatterHou were pamcngere up from Bsleiu on Tuesday night's Altoua. Do not fail to read the Democratic Prayer on the front page. It hits the nail ou the head and drives it In. We will not know whothcr Queen Lllloukalitnl has been restored to the Huwallan throue until Dec, 7. The Normal adjourned for Thanks giving yesterday (Thursday). The public school adjourned also. The Bijou conlluuea to keep the fin est candy, fruits, cigars, notions, and invites your patronage I respectfully decline the nomination for mayor tendered me by tho democrats.-It H. Wiux. Mrs. J. E. Miller of Monmouth, left ou Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs Saylcs at Eaat Portland. Beveral of the students at the Nor mal wont to their homes to spend Thanksgiving. A panel of the foot bridge to Nortli Independence was washed out on Wednesday. Prescott A Veness are running 4,000,- 000 feet of logs out of the Lucklumute this week Geo. W. McKnlglit, of Albany, was shaking hands with friends here this week. Mrs. Prof. Powell of Monmouth, ate Thanksgiving dinner at McMinuville. We understand there will be a Christmas tree at the Baptist church, Ducks, chickens, turkeys, etc., for sale by McEacheren A Bandcroock. Mrs. J. M. Vanduyn Is visiting rela tives and friends lu Portland, Bultuble person wanted at Clod feller Bros. See second page. Mrs. A. Fisher returned from Indiana on Wednesday, Mrs. L. Campbell bus been quite sick with higrlppe. Cord wood wanted at this office on subscription. W. O. Cook Is planting a 60-acre hop yard. Try your calculation at Clodfcltcr Bros. ' Alrlle Items. Mrs, Win, Crltchlow died at her home near Alrlle Tuesday ulght, Nov, 21, Her remains were laid to rest In the Hmlth cemetery neat Lcwlsvlllo, Hhe leaves a husband and several small children. Mr. lloneo, the Pee Dee mill man, started down the Luckiaiuule last Monday ou his way to Halem with two rafta of lumber containing W.ooO fret each. They bad tmt gone tar till one got disabled aud sank. Deputy sheriff (aud issue say our next sheriff) Farley waa lu Alrlle Monday ulght ou business. Mr. Tab Hlmoi. Is visiting Mrs.C K.fctauta. Oregon carried oil the tnedal for the best apples, but now It h) pears that two ur three shurpers have earrlul uft the apples, The present atwemeul law la uot satisfactory to inc. The Boston Tailoring and Dyeing Works will have their nftieeopeu here In Independence every day from 8 a. m to 9 p. m. Inchatge of a eoiiiHteni assistant AMUTIIKH MiNl'FACruKY. ( U. (Jrllfa anil F. Axel Hill F tabllsk Putter at lu depeiMlenee. Im1 week the Wwt Hihis anuoun ed that C. O. UrlftU had sold his Inter- 4l in the Indeiwudtiice Tile Cumiiituy to bis former partners, aud thut be had no iuteuikiu of leavlug the to u. This week work waa commeuwd on the erection of a new fsclory tor manufac turing iHttlery, Three serin and a half were purchased of Mr. T.J. Thorp In North Independence jut south of the schoul bouse. The school hutwe was a!su purchased from the m-Iiuo! dis trict and A. Wilsou Is moving It ou to the laud purchased. Forty ft will lie added to It and as the eelliug is twiuty fetit blfh, It will be made Into a three story building, each floor Mug seven (Vet, aud used as a dry shed. Mr, Urilla left this week lo select his ms chlnery In Portland of the very latest labor suvlng kind, and It Is expected that In a lew weeks the work will be In oinrailon. Mr. Axelson is from Nebrsska and an old friend nf Mr. UrltTa. The worka will give employ unut directly to alx men. Indcpeii- lencc will now have two htetorie which manufacture very similar gooda. We how the enterprise may meet wltb abundant suocens. Parker. Wheat Is selling very slowly at this place; yet It Is selling. Dau Cs Hires th aud daughter, Frank ikiwers, and others were the gtiesls of Alex Kerr last Hunday. DonHancho Pedro was horribly punlsbtd and a highly enjobable time was had. Lewla Ilelmlck'a tile mill Is now equipped with as flue a kiln there Is In the northwest, and as soon as frees- lug quits In the spring, look out. Punday before last as Ah x Kerr aud family were conduit up from the rail rtwd bridge on the handcar, they were teaching their pet pMdle dog how to ride: also, be had learned to -run the scale, and stand ou three legs with the assistance of his tall. Then he tried to do a fancy trick, leaped from the cur, bis foot slipped end lot the car passed over mm aud be waa a dead dog, in cluding bl accomplishments. The funeral was very sad, quiet and unpre tentious, as they have peculiar view on such matters. Cans aud Arthur Kays have their bop yard cleaned of poles, debris, etc., which Is about all of their fall work. They were at Kalcm the latter part of ast week visiting friends and rela tive (?). Claude Boone, a descemkmt of the original Iksme-etock of Kentucky, csme out from Kansas City, Missouri, this full and will remain with William Fuuuaand atteud our district school. Claude Is not an old man but be Is old enough to appreciate Oregon, and has already entered into a con I mot with your quill driver that we shall be bur led side by side and the puir have a large fir tree for a headboard with our names roughly backed In the bark with an axe. BORN. ANHTINK - At Moumouth, Nov. 25, 1HH3, to the wife F. Anstlne, a fine eight pound girl; mother and child doing well. , Camiikiimis Mask., June ill, IhuO. Norman Liciity, Emi., Dos Moines 1 a. Dram Bibs Enclosed please find tin order for 1.00, for which send me as many Krauso'a Headache Capsules as It will pay for. Thoy are very good in deed, but can not get any lu Boston. Yours very truly, .;. Aha It. BiiKi'itEHi), 128 Norfolk St. Mr. J. P. Ululate, an extensive real es tate dealer lu Dcs Moines, Iowa, nar rowly escaped one of the severest at tacks of pneumonia while In , the northern part of the state during a re cent blizzard, says the Sntiirduy Ito vlew. Mr. Bluiise had occasion to drive several miles during the storm and was so thoroughly chilled that he was un able to get warm, and lusideof an hour after his return he was threatned with a severe case of pneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Rlulseesenttothe near est drug store and got a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Kcmedy, of which he hud often heard, aud took a number of large doses. He aaye the effect was wonderful and In a short time he waa breathing quite easily. He kept ou tuking the medicine and the next day was able to come to Dcs Moines. Mr. Blulm regards his cure as simply won derful, For sale by all dealers, I)K( i:iBKB tOlHT, DOCKET. :Jaa. K, Klderkln, receiver of the He attle Insurance ooniauy, v Bos well Hliellry and J Marlou Vanduyn, part ners as Mielley A Vanduyn, action at law; J. H. Townseiid for ptff, Daly, Sibley A Kaklu and N. L. Butler for defenduiils. Heme VI James H. Usiper. Hame vs Chester G. Coed. Maine vs Richard lU Turner, Hame vs Lyman Damon. Hame vs John A. Venose. Hame vs John F. Groves. Hame vs A. J. Hlchartuton. Maine vs Ira 8 Hmlth. Hume vs Abel Uglow. T 1) Lucas, assignment; Daly, Hlbley A Kaklu Air pltf. K HsyUir. aaslirniiieuti Butler A Towiwend, ! Benlley, amiutiuieiit; Butler A Townseiid, F K Hubbard, assignment; Daly, Sluley A Eakln. N M McDaulel, assignment; Daly, Hlldey A Kakln. Ben Windsor va Tins Colllnsnn and Israel Itootlil euliy; Boiiham Holme and Bingham A DArcy lor pltf, Ford A Carson fer dfts, James R Crowley, assignment; But ler A Towuscnd, Henry C Hterllng va Frank Flals, fureclosure of mortgage; Joliu A Carson for pltf, Daly, Sibley A Kaklu for d ft. Temperance House va W J Kirkland, suit lu equity; (ten AHmllli for pltf, tUmham A Holmea for dft. ? A Hlniison vs It B aud J W Bush, action at law; Butler A Towuscnd for pltf, Ueo A Hmlth aud Daly, Hibley A Kakln for dft. T W u, assignment; (J A Hmlth. Felix Noel vs N M McDauiel, action at law; Butler A Towuseud for pltf. Kd Weil aud K II Lyou v E O Har ris, action at law; Daly Hibley A Kakln for pltf, Butler A Towuseud for dft. It L Hslilu vs W T HhurUeff and J K Michel I, partners as J 8 Michell, action at taw; W II Wlufrec and D'Arcy A Bingham for pltf, Daley, Hibley A ha- kin for Hburtk-fl aud Butler A Town scud for Mlehell. Jaa K Klllott vs First National Bank Iudenendeuce. atiiieal: Ovo A Hmlth for pltf, (tea. A. Hmlth and W. II Holmes for tlft. 11 11 Patterson va ( has Herreu, ap peal: Oco A Hmlth for pltf, Butler A Towuseud for dft. H LHatilu vs John 8 Michell etal, ltilty; W H Holmes and IVAroy A Blughaiu for pltf, X N Hteevea for HtrauaaAfo, Bauer Bros A Co, Uwl Kline Co, Hwellser A Co; Butler A Towuseud for Kslierg, Bachman A Co, W O Clrlggs, Dallas City Beak, aud i 8 Michell, Daley, Hibley A Kakln for all others except 11 F Michell, Oregon Land Company vs Coffey, Crngitt A Hlubtilna, action at law; Bou ham A Holmes for pltf, a D Morrow for dft, i Hamlllou Job A Co va M Cosper, ao- Uon at law; W H MuFadden for pltf, Daly, Hlldey A Kakln for dft. ECKcytvs W B Davis, Emma M Davis, Cbas H Dodd A Co, Foster A Boliertson, Crlbben, Haxon A Co, fore closure; Butler A Townseiid for pltf, Daly, Hlhley A Fkln for Dodd A Co, A M Hurley for Foster A Iloberteon Horace Martin v Walter aud Paul Ilonco, sctlou at law; J L Collins for pltf. J L Collins vs Chaa O Hamlin, eject ment; It P Boise and J L Collins for oltf, Teal A Minor for dft Tenipcmuce Howse vs Hanford Fowle, action at law; Daly, Hibley A Kakln for pltf, F A Chcnowetb for dft. T M Bailey vs J C Proctor, action at law; Daly, Hibley A Eakln for pltf. Union Hardware Company vs Alvln Brown, action at law; Butler k Towu scnd for pltf. , L Bobbins v N M Grant, actn.a at law; Daly, Hibley A Kaklu for pltf, Butler k Towuseud for dft. A. Jenule Hhark vs P C Bhark, di vorce; miller rowuaenu mrpitr, jus McCain for dft. Bcott Biggs vs Henry llagood, action at law; Duly, Hibley A Kakln for pltf, Butler A Towuscnd for dft. Ohns Baker vi J E Luce, action at law; Daly, Hibley A Eakln for pltf. Clara Pollard vs 0 P Pollard, divorce; Daly, Hibley A Eakln for pltf, Jas Mc Cain for dft. Catharine Gibbons vs J H Bcgue, ac tion at law; Bonham A Holmes for jilf. H Byerly v Peter Hanson, fureclos ure; Butler A Townecm! for pltf. W 11 McDvild va Ed Hlefarth, ac tion at law; Daley, Hibley A Eakln for Craven firus vs J E Klrkpittrlck, ao- tlou at luw; Butler A Townseiid for plf, Duly, Hibley A Kaklu for dft. il Byerly vs Peter Hanson, action at law; Butler k Townsend for pltf, Daly, Hibley A Eakln for dft. Hanford Fowle va Temperance House, action at law; FAChenowltb for pltf, Duly, Sibley A Eakln for dft. Catharine Gibbons vs Clma Gibbons divorce; Bonhum A Holmes for pltf, Jas McCulu aud Butler A Townsend for dft. WLGIlson v 'FK Hubbard, A M Brysnt et ul, action at law; Butler A Townsend for pltf, Daly, Hibley A Ea kln for dft. . Elizabeth T Whitman ct al vs Hattle A Murphy etal, equity for partition; Bronaugh, MoArthur. Fentou A Bro- naugh for pltf. ' L A brains vs Lucretla May Groat, Frances E Groat, Joseph Gray, Math eny, and Colin D Mathcny, equity; Daly, Sibley A Eakln for pltf. i H L Fenlon and A F Toner vs L B Martin etal, to recover money; J L Collins for pltf. Samuel Orr vs W N Parker, to recover money; Duly, Hlhley A Eakln for pltf. C W Watts vs J G Harris, action on note; Hlmw k Hunt for pltf, Daley, Hib ley A Eukin for dft. H Hlrsohberg va W W Williams, re- plevlu; Geo A Hmlth ud Daly Hibley A Eakln for pltf, A M Hurley for dft. P Morrison vi I) Hchllllng, action al law; A M Hurley for pltf. Dallas Land and Iniprovnieni Com pany v John and Carolina Helm, fore closure; J isi H Townseiid and J H Towuseud for pltf. V ! D B Taj lor v Klemsen A Chrlsllsti, is recover money; Chaa F Wolverton for pltf, Daly, Hibley A Kakln for dft. Harriett Mcltitlra vs B and Albert Davidson, to recover money; ('hue A Carsou for pltf. J K Kirk patrlck va G B McDowell to recover fee for professional services Daly, Hibley A Eakln for pltf. Jennie Dice va I! C Dice, divorce: Daly, Hlbky A Kakln for pltf, Jaa Mc Cain for dft. J F O'Donnell vs W B Metxker, ap peal; Geo A Hmlth for pltf, A M Ilur ley for deft. .: Billy Warren vs HUte of Oregon, ap peal; Geo A Hmlth for pltf, Jaa McCain for dft. Murphy, Grant A Co vs W T Hburt lofT, F K aud M C Hubbard, Micr A Frauk, J W Crldcr assignee; F K Uub bard and ft L Habln equity; Butler A Townsend for pltf. Htate National bank of Cleveland, Ohio vs John I Montgomery, action on note; Daly, Hibley A Kaklu for pltf. Russell A Co vs Johu Hehn, to re. cover money; Daly, Hibley A Kakln foi pltf. J K Klrkpatrlck va J It Moycr, to re cover money; Daly, Hibley A Kskin foi pltf. ' It N Williamson va Kleinseu A Cbrlstiau, sctlon at Uw; Chas K Wol vertou for pltf, Daly, Hibley A Kakli for dft. Alliance Trust Co v J A East, con firmation; Daley, Hibley A Eaklu foi pltf. Dallas Cty Bank vs C A Pwt, to re cover money; Butler A Townsend foi pltf. Dallas City Bank vs John Boydstou, action at law; Butler A Towuseud foi pltf. C W Carr vs A P aud Hophla Flcen er, Haiuuel and Madallne Mublman, Wm Hall, equity suit for foreclosure; Johu A Carson for pltf. Feuton A Toner vs 11 B and Hattie H Htevens, foreclosure; Daly, Hibley A Kakiu fur pltf. Dallas City Bank va Jaa aud W 81m oulou, action at law; Butler A Towu seud for pltf. Phillip Bartholomew va Perry Cou lter, equity ; Daly, Hibley A Kakiu. J 8 Cooper el al vs H Hirschberget al, equity; Cbas K Wy I vertou and Geo Cbamberlalu for pltf, Daly, Hibley A Kakln for pltf. S0TICK OF E!.E(TI0S. Notice Is hereby given to the legs) voter of the city of ludepeudeu Or egon, that the annual city election will be held on the first Mouday In December, WW, for the following pur poses, to-wlt: To elect a mayor, recorder, treasurer, aud marshal bar the ensuing year, also to elect one oouucllman from cadi ward for Die uext ensuing two years, and oue oouncllmau from secoud ward to serve out the unexpired term of Lee Bell res gued. The following were apolnted by the council to serve as election boards lu the respecUve wards: First Ward-Will Walker, Judge; D. V. Poling, John lUchardsou, clerks. Voting place, old jail. Kecoud Ward-N.O. Clodfelter,Ju.lgc; J. T. Ford, E. C, Peutlaud, clerks. Voting place, room adoluiug Wkmt Bunt office. Third Ward-C. G. arlffa, judge; M. Merwln, Till Hhlun, clerks. Voting place, resident of T. II. Huudder. By order of council, Nov. 10, 1803. Gmo. W. Rkkd, City Bcoortler. Dated Nov. 17, 1803. Hup Land for Hale. , Twenty acres of bottom land. The very best for hops. One and one-half miles from Independence. Terms to suit purchaser. This turn! raised four tons of timothy to the acre this year. Enquire at this office or address U. M. Hoyser, Croston, Or. 62-31 There la uo pluce In Oregou where a better meal Is served than at the res taurant of Westaoott A Irwin, 271 Com mercial street, Hulcui. Courteous ut tcullou, a fine meal, aud the popular price of 25 oeuts, have made this bouse the headquarters of everyone who bos occasion to dine lu Halom. People are fools to suffer when a rem edy can be fuuud to cure tbeui, Oregon Kidney Tea Is no experiment, aud not a fake to get your money. Why will you hesitate, when we assure you that it Is absolute cure for all kidney aud urinary diseases The Two Tickets. Rw. Dkm. Mnyor-A. M. Hurley.-K. H. Wilcox. Rccordor-Geo. W. Reed. E. T.Heukle Marshal J.A. L. Myers. Andy Tupper Trcos. Jno. Richardson, Bltdr Miller COUNCILMKN. 1st Ward- W.W.Perclval.-Jno Bohan- non. 2d Ward-John Youug.-J.ls.Klrkland retor uook. j. ti. Alexander 8d Ward-C. G. Griffa.-G. G Btrong. Dissolution Notice. - Monmouth, Or,, Nov, fl, uwi, Notice U hereby stven that the oo-psrtner. blp heretolors nxlnllng between J. it, In low and P. AimUiie, under the Arm name or Iuluw A Aiutlne, ! dlUKilved, F. Anatlneoontlnulng tbe bualnOH In oonfeutlunsry, etc, All thnae Indebted will ptosae oall and nettle at The Elite. J.H.Inihw, F. Anbtins, Sheep on Shares. Two to throe hundred good stack hoep principally swei, will be let out on bares An.Ai two tun. AririrAH fi O UIHuvnv u Hinbburg, Independence. 'Uiu The Teachers Association. The Polk county teachers' associa tion met at Imlctiendciice Nv, 25. The association was called to order at 10a. m, by president W, I. Reynolds, Tue report of committee on erode work was ciillt'd for, Hujil Hutchin son, cbalmian of the committee, said they had not time to complete the work, having gone over but the first two year of the wotk. A tier telling what had been done aud reading por lions Iroui the grade work of other states, he asked thut the time might be extended and the report given at the uext meeting. This was granted. Association adjourned till 1 p. m. After conclusive proof that the good neople of Independence can get up good dinners, eveu so soon after Peo noyer's Thstikngivlng, as that on last Saturday, tbe teachers re-assembled at the school bouse and took up their afternoon's work. The first topic on tne programme waa a talk ou language by J. N. Hart, This was followed by a discussion, after which Mf. Iong gave bis view on the suhject of "Opeulug Exercises." Miss Ixiretta Hmlth then reed a nuper on the same theme which was then open for discussiou. An Interesting paper on Tbe Princi ples ol Geography, waa nad by J. W, Htorma. Prof. Getx was called on for a seech on the same suhject to which be reaonded with his usual go,d nature Everyone was much dlsapioluted that there was uot time for W. I. Rcy uolds to give bis talk on the "World's Fair," and hope to bear it at the next meeting. ' It was derided to meet the first Bat urday In January ut Monmouth. A motion wss made and carrieJ that a committee of three be apisiluted to pre pare a programme for next meeting, and also, a programme committee for the mouth following. Professors Getx, Long aud Murphy were aiK)luted on the first, and J. N. Hart, C A. Hlmou ton and Miss Cochrane on the second committee. Assix'latiou was then adlournexl. MAKV tVH.I.INS, " Hccrutary. For Kent A new, .Ight, two horse farm wagon, two-Inch axle, complete, with doublo troee. Will be rented by day, week or mouth. Apply to Win. Clod teller, Huntington Hotel. 62-41 Take Notice. Tbe public la hereby Informed that I will uo longer be responsible for any bills contracted by Amy Italic Kluuan, commonly known as Amy Belle Hart, who has made her home with me. Wm.O. HARr. Independence, Or. 4t lliemost splendid and sulwtantlal title uf tbe middle ages was that of doge of Venice. Ladles' wool kult underwear for 75 ce n ts each, at the Cb Icago store. Look at our ludlee' atl wool hoso for 10 cctte per pair, at the Chicago store. The most dignified title among the Hollanders was Htadtbolder. Ladle should see our children's atl wool hoee, all sixes 10 cents per pair, al the Chicago store. The word captain, so often used In tbe Bible, simply means ofllcer. Red all wool children' underwear at very low prices, at the Chicago store. The name Ptolemy was adopted as a title by the later kings of Egypt. Foster kid gloves for f 1 prepaid, at the Chicago store ; The shah of Persia pretends to date his title back for a thousand years. Outing flannel at 6 cents per yard, at the Chicago store. . Moses appolulcd judges for the Jews to aid him lu the admiuUtraliou of Justice. Heavy Hbakcr flunucl, 12 yards for a dollar, at the Chicago store. Tbe Jewish scribes were the lawyers, registers aud notary publics of their nation. Blankets and quills at Portland "clos ing out sale" prices, at the Chicago. The Jewish title rubbl meant master or teacher. . The best three-for-a-quarter towels In the country, at the Chicago store. . 1 Heavy, all linen, fringe towels, three for a half, at the Chicago store. ' The title prince Is from the Latin word signifying leader, aud dntes from tbe Roman empire. ; Ladles wrapper's from 00 cents and up, at the Chicago store. Curtains, scbrim, from 6 cents a yard and up, at the Chicago store. Bed spreads for 75 ceuts at the Chi cago store. Look at our silk velvet for 50 cent, at the Chicago store. Tbe latest daws goods are to be fouud at the Chicago store. The Judges who governed the Jews were for the most part tho heads of their families or clous. ! 260 cloaks', at prices that will make you feel llko buying oue, at the Chicago store. : Best Allen prints 15 yards for a dol lar, at the Chicago store. Children's mittens, good quality, from 15 cents and up, at the Chicago store. , - The centurion, as the name implies, was the oommnndcr of a bundled men In the Roman array. Baley cloaks from $1 26 and up, at the Chicago store. Wanted fifteen ' hundred dollars on one year's time, good real estate security Address X care West Side. State rate of Interest. THE CITY 6 KeriSITIi: Tbe Eleetrki Light aud Water Works- .... I , . . . M . . .. 4 wuirr reiais ei interest, The editors on tbe West Hide railroad have formed a press club, aud visit et other once a mouth. J u October It waa'1 Corvallbt and on tbe 24th and 20th of November It was held at McMlnnvllle. As tbe editor of this paper boarded the train Friday afternoon be fouud Frank Conover, of the Otuflfc, Corvsllls, rep resenting that town. At Derry, A. V. It Hnyder, of the Dallas Tranmrript, Joined us, and at Amity, L. Masters, . or toe j'opffun. Arriving at McMlnn vllle, we were Invited to the Telephone RryUUtr office, botb Frank Harding, of that paner and F. Barn hart, of the Yamhill Rtspartnr being there to wel come us. CD. Emery, of the Ne where; Qruphk,mM the only editor there, out side of McMlnnvllle. It was a rainy, wet day, but nothing prevents a new. paier man from seeing tbe sights. Home of us dropped into A. J. A Per son's general tnetchandlse store and. found It crowded with customers. He ts a liberal advertiser. J. P. Irvine waa lo bis grocery store and told us he In tended having a stock of groceries In Iudeiendenoe soon, under the charge of C. W. Irvine. Our party then struck out across the railroad bridge to Inspect TUB Kl.WfalC LIGHT AND WAT KB WOKKS. Four years ago McMlnnvllle put la Its own water works and electric lights. The total cost waa 122,800 but at least $wkjO baa been spent slott one Item ' being Uie fine 110 h, p. engine which coat 12,000. Mr. Bosnian, the emrlneer was very wllUug to give all Informa tion possible. The dynamo room con talus a 71b incandescent light dynamo, and that aud the steam pumps use only 45 borne power. The city Las thir teen byarauts and 4 Incandescent, 50 , candle power, street lights which cost , the geueral fund of the city f 171 a mouth running from dark to daylight S superiutendaut al $25.00 a month sal ary, and 40 cents an hour for actual work, and two engineers at a total of $1.10 a mouth Is tbe workloing force. In spite of a determined effort of parties deslrious of purchasing the plant from the city, wtio tried to prove It a poor investment, tbe Income Is greater than tbe outlay, and all tbe Improvements have been paid for and also several bun dred dollars transferred to other funds aud It is not found necessary every mouth to draw from the general fund the $171. For domestic use a 16 can dle power light, all nlg.it, costs 11.00 aud each additional light 80 oeuts a mouth. The council bi thinking ser iously of displacing the street lamp with arc lights adding to the plant a 22 arc light machine. MC 4I.V.NV1I.LK COLUWK. We did not have time to visit the two flue public school buildings nor the $U5,000 court house, but Saturday morning we visited McMlnnvllle col- . lege under the presidency of Professor Browuson. As it was Saturday uo school was in session, but we were shown through the chapel, the class rooms and labora tory, aud lastly through the observa tory, Ibis latter Is a gift ot the Kin ucy estate. The telescope oust $1,500 and the building containing It hi lust being completed. Professor Brownson is very proud of this acquisition to the school. From the cupalo of the college a fine view of the oouutry surroundiug McMlunvllle Is obtalueJ. There are some very substantial brick business blocks, but the streets of the city need improving as the mud waa on them everywhere. The business meeting with the -newspaper boys was one of profit and pleasure. Tbe next meeting la at Hlllsboro, Oregon, Dec. 22 and 23. We were shown through the armory by Capt. Burt Heath of the TWcpAone Register. J. C. Cooper did all In bis power to make the stay of the "news boys pleasant. These visits serve not only to cause the editors to become better acquainted with each other but also give us new Ideas, botb as Journalists and citizens. A Million Friend!). A Irlend in need is a friend Indeed, and not less than one million people have found Just such a friend in Dr. -King's New Discovery for consump tion, coughs aud colds. If you have . never need this Great Cough Medicine oue trial will convince you that it has woudcrful curative powers in aU dis eases of throat, chest aud lungs. Each buttle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money is refunded. Trial bottles free at any drug store. Large bottles 50 cents and ?1. Bucklcii's Arnica Salve. The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhem, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posl , tivcly cures piles or no pay required. I t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfao-, tiou or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by all druggists. .. Thousands of lives are saved annu ally by the use of Ayer's Cherry Peo- torul. In the treatment of croup and whooping cough, the Pectoral has a -most marvelous effect. It allays lu Ca rnation, frees tbe obstructed air pass ages, and controls the desire to cough. Grand Lecturer Bushce, of the A. F. A A. M. met the brethren here on Thursday. Independence should make some move towards being represented at the Orcgou exhibit at the Midwinter fair, Down In Washington county a man by the name of Wm. A. Baker is In the tolls of the law for marrying Miss Dora Varuey, of Sherldan.whlle then having a wife and children living In the state m( Washington.