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A, I l 1 rl . iJSr, ANA -it VOL. XII. S2.00 Per Year INDEPENDENCE," POLK COUNTYOREGON, FRIDAY. DEC 8, 1693 Five Cents Per Copy. 3 INDEPENDENCE CLASSIFIED Business Directory. ri cliwhw rawW swarMy, ami lumL . aw.vartHle smM w f iultiiKfn a .irtf (ir .!. MHthv ajttiroprtar. anafiane. ".VaiasffcirtiMl ' aaaimace" awuiM taut Urn tjniU kxi aw ( tftrn M ito unm A" pa" ill'lt'lUM. AMUSEMENTS. Htwra Hinnat, Main hi, 1'aUrrwiii lima. Muni. BANKS. Ind. National, IVr. Main anil Mimmuytn Ml. Flrt Naiauial, IVjr. Main and C Hta. JSRORt RS, OR AIJM and HO P3. ttoo. K. Uw., twite Hrrt National Hank. BARBERS 4 BATHS. K T. Henale. Main uwk Nue ulh.vrle4 U annmitnw, BREWERIES. Nun. BILLIARD HALL. fink U llktiru, Mam airwl. BLACKSMITHS- H. A. Fuller. Cetiwel. Not auUHHrUvd U announce. BOOKS'' STATION CRY I'KxIlollvr Uro , Mull imt. B30T g H 6 E S " Miller A fattorwui. near llrt Nati Pan. BRICK. J. It I'oor. '""'' 1 ' CArtg N T CHS I C 3'i i RA C TO R 3 . incnCimi''i.""1,'u u',lvl" CainuM! A mo - Jtv unl- r at i Madler It, CIJA3 MCTOHV. None. CITY OFFICIALS. J. A. Venae. Major. Uau. W. Hoed. Recorder. P. P. Mjrtra, Marshal. CONFECTIONERY A. FRUIT. RoblnaoB Uobluauu, Til ItUiiu. , P. C rattrraon, r ooara house. CHURCHES 4 PASTORS. Baptist, J. riwl Jenalue, Pnabjrterlan, . A.Towttaend. UonreMlinal, V. V, Fullnf. Kvatujelica), H A. Copley. Jl.tliodl.t.T. W. Putter. M. K. .Koulh, Kdwln Palmer. ChrtaUan. Norwldrnl palor. COLLECTION AGENT. M. U. Potter, Wain atnwt. CANNERIES. Ind, l'eunery Co. . nwar diu-t. DAIRIES. J. o, Vftnomdol, lndBPndnee. DENTISTS. ;B. M. Ornvtw, ind. Nat'l Hunk, up stairs, jg, A. Hoikvf, O lXt nell Brlik, up tlw. iS, B. J. Jinwin, Oor. tUltrnail Minmrmth. m DOCTORS. lt A UtibWtl, Ind. Nul l U"nk, up iUlrn. E. L. KU:hum, Monmoulll Ht., new It B. O. D. IlulMr, opera Iioum, up ulr. DRAIN TILE. hut autlwirlx'd to anuouiK. DRAY COMPANIES. Hubbard A BtaaU, lUllnwd 8tr. W. D. Glkliw. Iav ordnm at Hotel. DRESSMAKERS- HIM Hnphla Uofl, at ranldHiic, IUtllrad t. Not authiriMd to mnnoutin. DRUGGISTS. Bbelloy, Aleandor A Co., Main Mir. raltemm Ilrof., npura hooiia. ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. Hot authorlied u aiiiiouiioo. FIRE DEPARTMENT. W. 0. t!i)k; ChW eizitlnoer. f ISH, OYSTERS A GAME V. H. BoydnUm.CntriMt. FLOUR MILLS. Ind. MM Co., (too. Bklnner ACo. : Mtar MIIU, P. W. Har A (to. FOUNDRY. Notaiitlinriied t r.nnoiin. FURNITURE. W.O.Cook, Wliltakr brink. GEN'L MDSE. ftowndorf A HlrnchuflrK, Main "trccit, J. M. Vanduyn, Cor Main and C iitreeU. ot autliorliiod to announce. GROCERIES. WUroi, Baldwin A Co.. Houtli Hide 0 utreet. MuKucheran A Bnnrtercoi, Corner M nfii 4 Douty A Piuldonk, Wet K1 Main tiwt. HARIyWARE A. AGL. IMPTS. 1. V. (ritonnell, Oor. Main A Moninoutb Mm. K. M. W tdo A Co,, Main and Monmouth Bti. Not nuiliorlnwd to announce. HARNESS. Not (juilhorlwid tx announce. HOTEL. tJifllWifloiei;j;'M,'r4liiirIt7Prp. ' ICE FACTORY. INSURANCE AGENTS. Not aiiUiorUtd to animunmk JOB PRINTER. Wnrr miiiiII.h, Mailt .Irral. JUSTICE OF PEACE. Nut mb.irw.nl in annuiiii. LAUNDRY. Ind. Himni Umuli jr, A. 4. Aoblnon, LAWYERS. A, M. Ilitrlnjr, Mailt iiml, A, Hinllh. Ind. Nal'l Hank, up ulalr. LIVESTOCK BREED'RS A DEAL'S T. II, Huntley, ludPtwndoutv, LODGING HOUSE. t in ltuimiiiii. It, II, rUuliHier, nmr dtiil LI V E R Y 8TA B LES. Pir t.'uuk, Maiuaimt. Kit Jbna. Main atiwl. LUMBER. Inwwlt A Vmmm, a mill. MARBLE WORKS. O. I. Hawklna, eor. Itailruad and K ilmu. MARKET GARDNER. T. U llaninaii. -41- - ' " 1 NotaullMirlud tnKituwiDox, ,MEAT MARKETS. Srllui tnM Main atrtvt. UhiU Kimiily. it ir h. MERCHANT TAILORS. " MIL LIN It D3. ' Nld ttllllMl.;rd t..ull'M.ltli v MUSIC TCACHU.3. id kuin.tmiti t.twi.iw MUSIC A INSTRUMENTS Not autlH.riard Ui aniuHinu. NEWSPAPERS. W bit Mi m, laauiHl Krlday, jua NOTARIES PUBLIC. Nat auinorlMd to announn. PAINTERS 4 PAPER HANGERS. il.D.Mtwtt. Main tmrnU - Willi. Hill, itiava union at (1Kl(rllr Itroa. PHOTOGRAPHER. l. II. Craven, C tuvtt, north tide. PIANO 4 ORGANS. Not umrlicl ui aniutunra. POULTRY B i R E E D E R juliary llron., IiiiIi.m ihI. ii. RAILROAD. Ind. Mon. Moturt'u.J. Honmir, eondiii'Utr. Hnblhern Pai'lllc-lnd. U l'orllnd-7H mllra. REAL ESTATE AGENT. Not authorised lo aiimiuuce. RESTAURANTS. City Kuataurnnt.C, l. Campbell, Prop, Not aulhorlu'd to aiimmncx.. SECRET SOCIETIES. Ind.UxtgeNo Xi, A.O.U. W. Valley Lodge No. U, 1. 0. 0. K. Lyon Lodge No. Al, A. t. A, M. Homer Lodge No. IA K. of H. Itedinen. Woodamen. Hebekah lxtgree (H)V, Clovi-r Unf No. M. SALOONS. The Uem-J. K. Cooiwr, prop. The CaU-. K. Owena, prop. The Maneupa F. J, Morris, prop. The Hotel llar-ir. II. Waller, prop. SASH 4 DOORS. Mttcliell A llohannon, Main atrrnt, M. T. Crow, near dnpot. SCHOOLS. Public, C, A. Hltchrook, Prlncluiil. SODA WATER MFRS. None, UNDERTAKERS. H. M. Llnca, Independence Nat'l Hank b'ld'g. VETERINARY SURGEON. R J, Young, Ind. Nat'l Hank, npalnln, WAGON REPAIRING. A. McNeil, Muln atrcet. WAREHOUSES Not auihorimd to announce, WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY. 0. A. Kramer, Main utreet. WELL BORERS. WOOD DEALERS. We sell FRUIT TREES and all other NURSERY STOCK very cheap. Send your llnta for niwHnl pricoa, Catalogue free, (iORVALLIS CIt.SERV MIHPANV 47-1 at CorvalllH, Oregon, uVhen I was a Boy," AVrltwi rtwtiniwlt'r J. C. Wooimhw, Fomt Mill, W. Va, "1 h4 a broa chiai trouble) of inch A jMtraiiiteitt and ntuliUirn fliAriwtiT, that Ilia doctor pruiiounriHl It Incurable with ordinary mMlklnpa, and advlattl in" to try Ayar'e Cliorry IVtoral. I did to, and ona bottle curvd me. For the I ant Itftiwn yr-nra, I hava uard till prfmratlim with guod eituct wlwnavcr I taka A Dad Cold, and I know of numhpra of people who keep It In tha houie all the time, not cotialderiiiK It aafa to ba wltb out it" MI hare Wi nalnc Ajpert Cberry IV loral In my family for 80 yeare, with the moet tatlalai'tory reeulia, and can cheerfully recommend It a being ep" etally adapted to all pulmonary com. plaint, 1 Uva, tor many year, made pulmonary and other motllolnee a epoelal atudy, and I have ome to the oonclualon Uiel Ayera Cherry IVoUNral occtiplee a ponltloa preeminent over other medk elne ot the elaee." Cha. Darenport, Dover, K. J, Ayert Cherry Pectoral frepared by Dr. J. 0. Iyer ft Oe Lowed, Meia, Prompt to tot, turt to ourt Dr. S. A. MULKEY DENTIST. Independence, Or. Tbe l'KOKH&KlOK riUCTlCEI) in nit IIh branrht. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Oftltover O'Dontii'H'a Hardware Store, O r. Miiiu & MoumotitH St. Ollioe hoiira 8 a. in. to 12 oi. and 1 p. in. to 5 p. ni. -FOR- Fine Photographs Crayon Work Pastelles India Inks Water Colors Goto ' ' . I). II. CRAVEN'S Photograph Gallery Independence, Or. Always get your jsb ran done at the office. Anything and ETorsrUiing Printed at living rates. WE 1 DIRECT LEGISLATION. MOIIK ABOIT 8WIHH UWK. Uallroadot Teli'irrapk and Ti'Uihonee of (iwluerlaud. In HwlUfrlnml one bureau of the IxmUiMi i1iHti'tiiient oxeroleee Moral eiipervlelott ovor Ilia rallritade, a aeoond itmiiayna the nmll anil exptewi aervtow, and a third time of Hie telegraph and telephone. l)f Wllnwilrt, tliore are nearlv 3,000 titllea, Tlnlr wiii.truotlun ami oer lion have heen lft to prlvaia llUl prlae, but from the firel tlM oolifiiit-ra- tlou lina aweertetl a autnd owr them that haa atopped abort only of man eff luent, Henoa there are uouuplU ruled llnr, no dtarrinilnitlloni In raten, noi'lili-eat the nivmy of rallmad Oor (mrntluue, no Induetiiea favoM by railroad niaiiKer and none ilmlroyed. The gnverunient pcrwriu tha Ineatlon f a propoaiHl line, tha time within which It mtiat bt built, maximum liu I ft a fi.r frvlulit and paaeeiiKrra, the niliiliiiuiii iiuuiUt of traltta to I run, and tlteetttidltlnneof purrhaaa In aee the atnle at any lime ahmtld ritrlde to imiiiiiu ptwaieiltiit I'riivUloll l Mmile that whim railway tumlon exervd a wriuln mil' In cnplt tl luvmuM, the urluelinl lneiil J, ftH to mior tinnati'ly IixtwuwI liu, Kiiliueniof (lie eNirili d'-pir'nifiit iiKrlut,iid Him i.insiiii. tl..ii nttd nmttlr 'rf Hie ril iti.nl, niul K.tHii1lii lo. (. rx. inbie nti I ( mum the i line tabltw, irir-, tii!0''m'iii., niid m"'hilof the HiipHiW II. mi' Uilitl.i ion f rt fill lf ; tvvi'it!hl, iiH'k wuu-riiitf hiiiI cxi'li ins' i nil II' u rv Immtwh d, unit ' r t'Ulu," .ioiiivtl lu the I'lilUtl Htaii, la unknown. ' Unlntfto lutiiifle' ruta, and brldgca, the outielructlon uf Hie Hwbw railway eyatem hue boeu roatly; Mulliall.l etat- lallit give HwlUerland a higher ratloof railway capital to population than any ither country In Kumw. let tha aer vice la cheap, paaaengwr Urlffa bclnn oomliU'ralily tree than lu Frauoe and tlrvat Hrltlau, and, about the name a lu Uvrmany. within a ahada at low aa the loweat In Europe. Differing from the narrow compart- moot railway oarrlagea of other Kur peati frmntrlea, ' the paaeeiijp'r oara of Hwlliterlaud are generally built on tbe Amirtcttn plan, en that tbe traveler la enabled to view the ecenery ahead, bvhlnd, and on both alde, Forc oular toura, tha conipanlie) make a re ductlou of 85 per Cent on the regular (are. At the larger atatinna are Inter. preterit who apeak Kntflwb. I'ullke the tervloo In other continental coun trlra, third cluaa care are attached to all train, even the fnttt. On the whole, dimplte the blghcat rallMad luveat- uiiHit ier head In Europe, Hwltxerlnnd haa the beet of railway aervlee at the kiweet of ratee, the reeiilt of central Ixod etale coutrul coupleil with free In dustry under the llmllatloua cf that con trol. In the rlpcat judgment of the nation up to the prenent, tola eyitem yield butter reaulta than any other. By a referendary yota taken In Decem ber, I Kill, the people refuaed to change It fur elate ownership of railroad. MAtl.8, TIIIC TKUKIHAI'll, THIS TKI.K- 1'IIONK, ADD HIOI1WAY8. The Hwlea poeUtl errvloe la a model In cuinpliiteitraa, cheapneNa, aud dla patch. Hwititerlaud hna 800 poetolTloea and 2,(HH) deota where tiini are aold and lettera and pnekngea received. I'imlal carda coat 1 cent; to foreign countrliv, 2 conta, aud wltb return flap, 4. For half ounce Itttera, within a air- cult of tlx uiltue, the coat la 1 cent; for kittor for all BwlUerlaud, up to half a pound, 2 cental fur printed matter, one ounce, two-llnhaof a cent: to half a pound, 1 cent; one pound, 2 oeuU. There are l.SfiO Uilegraph oflloea ojien to the public A diapatoh for any point In Switzerland coeta 8 oenta fur the stamp and! cent for every two word. " ' . The BwIhr poat-ofllce department haa many surprint lu store for the Ameri can tuurltit. Mull delivery everywhere free, even In a rural commune remote from the railroad he may aee a post man ou hi round two or three times a day. When money Ib sent him by postal order, the lutterourrier put the cush lu Ills hands. If he wishes to send a package by express, the carrier lukes the order, which anon brings to hltn the postal express wagon. A package sent him la delivered lu his room, At siiy post-office he may aubscrlt fur any Bwlss publication or for uuv of a list of several thousand of the world's lending periodicals. When roving In tbe higher Alps, In regions where the roiuls are but hi Idle paths, the tourist may find In the most unpretending hotel a telegraph office. If he follows the wagon roads, he may send his hand huirguge ahead by tha stage coach and at the end of his day's walk find It at his destination. There are three hundred stage routes In Switzerland, all operated under the post-oflleo department, private posting on regular routes being prohibited. The department owns the coaches oon tractors own the horses and otlr ma terial. From most of the termini, at least two coaches arrive and depart dully, Passengers, first and looond etnas, are assigned to seals In tha order of purchasing tickets, hvery pruwciign In waiting at a stage office ou the de parture of a coach must by law be pro vided with conveyance, several supple menlary vvhluleaoften being thus called Into employ, A postal poach may U ordered at an hour's noilce, even on tb motiutalu route. Coach faro I ti oenta a mile; In the Alps, 8. Each passenger Is allowed ililrly-tlinr ixmuda of baggage: In tha Alps, twanty two, Ikiturn tickets are sold at a re duction of 10 per cent. The oautoual wagon roads of Hwllwr laod art unequaled by any of tin? high' ways of America, They aro built by engineers, are solidly made, am itiaead anilatnl, and are kept In excellent re pair. The Alpine poet roads are mostly cut In or built out Umu the sleep mountain sides. P.ot lufreiueiitly, they are tunneled through the itiaaelve rocky ribs of great ja-aka, Vet their gradient Is so easy (bat the average I our let walks twenty-five ml lea In a short day, The engineering feats on those roads are lu many ease notable. On tlieWniplon route a wide nutuutain stream rushes down over a (awt-road tunnel, and frum within the traveler may see through the gallery-Ilka win dowe the eataract pouring clone bealde htm down In the valley. Ou the mule that passes tbe great ithone glaHer, the Mad swwnds a high niouululn In a lg Mg that, a viewed In front from liu valley below, looks like a colonial oork- screw. This rund Is as well kept aa the better turnpikes of New York, teams moving at a fast walk lu a ending and at a I rot In dew-ending, though Hi-' n gloit la Urren tmd uuluhab'lHliV, aud wintry nine nioulhs In the year. These two exNiiiplcM, however, give but a faint Idea of the w iitiudrof altullar w rk Thefideral trenaiiry npproprl- stea to several of I he Alpine ennlous, In addition In the suiua so ex -ended by the local admluUratloiia, fiom f ltl.uoo to 140,000 a year for the maintenance of their post roads. With lower postage than any other country, the net earnings of tha Hwlas postal system for 1889 were l'M,Oo0, This, however, la but a fraction of the real gain to thenailou from this source. Without their roads, railroads, atage llnea, and mall faclll'.ies, their hotels, numbering mora than one thousand and as a rule excellently managed, could not be maiutatixd for tbe sum mer rush of foreign tourlsla, worth lo the nonfrr many million doltara year. The finest Alpine scenery Is by- no nieaus ennflned to swlea boundaries, but within these Hues the comforts of travel far surpass those In the neighbor ing mountainous countries. In Havoy, Lonibardy, and tl.a Austaallan Tyrol, tha travelor must beprepaied to put up with comparltlvely autlquated methoiis and primitive accomodations. Yet, previous to 1849, each 8wut can ton had Its own postal arrangements, some cantons forming out their systems either to other can ton or to Individ uals, In each canton the service, main tained Irrespective of federal needs, was cosily, and Hwlas postal systems, as compared with those of Franco aud Germany, were notoriously behind. Circuit Court. Up to Wednesday night the follow ing cane bad been disposed of: Beattle Insurance Co. cases all dis missed; assignment of T. D. Lucna, K. Hayter, I lien I ley, F. K. Hubbard, N. M McDaulel, T W Kslcr, N Grant and C A Post, all continued; Jas Crowley assignment odered to pay 15 per cent and coutlnuexl; H Wlnsor vs T Colli u ioq and I Booth, to lie submitted In chamber Deo. IH; A II Klmpsou vs It 8 and J W Hush continued ; Felix Noel vs N M MoDanlel judgement for plaintiff. I ,The following oases were continued : Dd Well and K H Lyon vs E O Har ris ; H L Bnhln vs W T Hliurtletr et al ; J K Elliott v First National Ilank ; H It Pattersou vs C Mcrrou ; Hamilton Job & Co vs M Cosper; Craven Broa vs J E Klrkpatriok ; 8 Orr vs W N Par ker i C W WatU vs J G Harris j A Bar tholomew vs P Conner ; J K Heed vs M E Reed J John MoQuerry vs C A Post et al K T Young vs E P Dove. Temperance House vs W J Klrk'und dismissed ; Oregon Land Co vs Coftry, Cragln 4 Btubblngs settled ; II Martin vs W and P Rone Judgement for pi If ; J L Collin vs 0 O Hamlin transferred to U 8 supreme court; T M Iinlley vs J 0 Proctor Judgement for pltf and order to sell attached property ; Unlou Hard ware Co Vs A Brown judgemeut for pltf; M L Robbing vs N M Grant same; A. Jennie Shark viPO Shark divorce default entered ; Soott Rlggs va It Ha good verdict of $50 pltf; V Baker vs J E Luce verdict for $2A7 ; Clara Pollard v O P Pollard divorce granted and custody of two minor children ; Catha rine Gibbons vs J 8 Bogue tudgemout for pltf; H Byerly vs P Hansen demurer to ooiiipliiliit overruled; W H MoDan lel vi bd Slefarth settled ; H Byerly vs P Hansen judgemet for pltf and order to sell attached property; Elizabeth Whitman vs Hattie A Murphy parti tion as prayed; L Abrams vs LM Grant et al default and decree ; Fenton & Toner vs L B Martin Judgement for pltf and order to sell attached property; H Hlrschlierg vs WW Williams set tled; P Morrison vs D Schilling non suit on motion of pltf; Dullas Land & ,Invotraeutment Co vs JnndCHehn Highest of all in Leavening Tower. -Latest U. S. Gov't Report a . 11 N ABSfllJUTEUir FUH3 .lefiiult snd decree; Harriett fflclntlro vs G B and Al Davidson default and Judgement ; J K Klrkpatrlek vs U II McDowell settled ; lillly Warren vs 8lals of Oregon settled ; J F O'Donnell v W B Itelnker settle) ; Riism-II & Co vs John Ilehu Juilment for pltf; J K Klrkpatrlek va i It Moyer default and Judgement ; It M Williamson vs Klero- sen & Christiuu Judgement for pltf; Al- IIsihw Truat Co vs J A I'Ust sale onu finned ; Dallaa City Bank vs C A Post and stime vs J and W Klnmnton de fault and Judgement ; aamevsj Boyd- ston settled ; It Hulter vs C Hughes et al default and Judgemeut ; M Hellej- ft Co v L tiruuud and W J Mulkey default and judgement ; J A Mitchell vs Adella Mitchell divorce, submitted aud taken under advisement; H Moore v W B Iavl sale confirmed f Homer Hill vs State of Oregon mandato en tered ; Heuta A Laota vs Wliinull sale coullrmed. I.ti(-klarJiiile, A mimU'r f aople lu this vicln tj sreaiek wlib ltigrlpn A raft of 30,OtlO fit of lumlajr Iron Uoihm'swiw mill starltil for Kalem aud Niuk near Iewiaville. It Is now float ing down the "I.ucklnmule lu piecer. Aiiiilher rafl Is tied at the Simpson bridge snd cau not make any progress on account of the logs. A number of Preneott & Veneas' logs are scatU'red over the fanns along the Luckiauiuto where they fluuted out with tbe overflow. G. Steele aud A. Bogley aro going to the Alsea tbla week on a hunt N. Steele who baa been ill for some time is agaiu Improving. J, Harris la sill I busy drying apple, j He has about UOO bushels yet to dry. R, Steele atarta to Portland Friduy on a buslneas trip. II. Hiwklna has finished drying fruit. He has dried about 10,000 pouuds. Wm. linker stepped on a nail last week which penetrated almoit through his foot. John Hiltlbmnd and R. Steele Jr. want to buy a portable saw mill as John lias a number of logi scattered over his fields. Itirkreall. Preaching next Huuday uioiuing, by Rev. I'ollug. Last week, Mlsa IVnrl Kersey, from Delias, Visited her friend, Kate.Slmon- tou, a tew days. Last Wedueeday evening a party of young folks spent a pleasant time at Judge Burvh'a. The Star dancing club will give a dauce, December 9, 1803. The ChrlHtlau Endeavor organlxed here last Suuday. The olllcersare, No- uio burch, president; Miss Mulkey, vice president; Miss Pike, recording se rotary; Mrs, Countryman, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. MeKeo SHnt a few days lu McMiunvllle last week. Mr.G.F. White and family spent thanksgiving in McMiunvllle, return ing home last Saturday. Mm. Tom Burch and Helen White are on the sick list. Mrs. J. J. Burch Is afflicted with rheumatism. r Mrs. John Vaughn spent a few days last week at Independence, visiting relatives. Letter List. List of unclaimed letters remaining In the Independence post-office, Nov. 30,181)8. Amen, Fred. Ball, J. W. Bally, Eld. Wm. Bail, Wm. Brotherlon, B. F, Dowe, R. A. Eatou, M. 3. Loggan, J. H. Mullory, James. Hayden, BenJ. Nelson, K. N. Bautiorn, W. O. Starkey, R. F. Wells, E. C Cambell, Miss Stella Burns, Mrs. John. Burns, Mrs. Eva. Woods, Miss Tearl. E. G, RoiiKK'muN, P. M. Dec. 1, 1893. AWARDED HIGHEST QBPBJC m The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Amuionia; No Alum. Used in Millions of -mes 40 Years the Standard The City Election. Theeleetlun last Monday was qulot, and the total vote was about twenty less tbau last year. It. H. Wilcox hav ing resigned, and no one being put In his place, he polled quite a vote, bat not tbe strength of hi party. Tbe summary of tha vote is a follows: 11 id. Stl. total, roaj. HATOB. a. M. llcirloy, 105 44 9 171 10) H. II. V, Uiuj. II II II a , ' asiuauca. umi. w. Hwi, m m ti i '4 b.T.Miai. a -a m TSSASVSSa. Jen KlpK.rd.nii, Jr.,- SO M IS lm) lil.lrM,Urr,.. M M lj MASSNAL. J. A. I.. Mrry, ... n SI It 12.1 AnilyTiiHwr,.., ., , , .. U 41 17 ooUKciuasM, lai ward. , -W, W. IVnival at J. tkihanuoii, 10 ward, Julin Yoiiiik. uliorl term 83 J. K. klrkl.ud," IW I'eu r t.ili, long term, XI i, II. Altxuiirtii, - 13 lid ward. CO. CI.. Its, U. .H.I.)ll, SS Tualfole, !M. Last year, 2ft. U 1 Ntotkboidrn' leetiag. There will be a meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank of 1 odepeudvuee, Polk county, Oregon, on Tuesday, January 9, 18M, at tbe parlors of the bank between tbe hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. of said day, for the purpose of electlug director for tbe ensuing year aud transacting any other business that may come before them. . Dated this 6tb day of Dec, 18U3. W. H. Hawley, Cashier. Lack of Exercise. Is oue of the prime causes of headache in the winter. Person accustomed to the pure freah air during tbe pleasant mouths are subject to this terrible an no' auce at ths time of the year. A boon is ottered In Khausk'b Hkai achk Uaihi'lics which is guaranteed to cure auy kind of a headache no mat ter w hat the cause. Headache caused by overitidulgonce lu food or drink late at night, cau be prevented by taking oue Capsule before retiilng and oue In the morning. 2S ceuta box. WEST SIDE CLtBBlXU RATES lU'uler price Our lor two prlua West Side aud New York World $3 50 $2 25 Wkst Siik aud American Farmer 8 00 200 Wkst ijiua and OregouUui. 4 00 S 00 Wkst Bum aud Sau Fruu- cisoo Call 300 225 WkktSidk and Cosmopoli tan 8 50 3 CO Wkst Hide and Youth's Couipauiou 8 75 8 00 Hop Laud for Sale. Twenty acres of bottom land. The very best for hops. Oue aud one-half mile from Iudepeudeuce. Terms to suit purchaser. This laud raised four tons of timothy to the acre tbla year. Enquire at this office or address G. M. Hoyser, Crow too, Or. 62-3t There is no place In Oregon where a butter meal is served than at the res taurant of Westaoott A Irwin, 271 Oom meruittl street, Salem, Courteous at tention, a tine meal, and the popular price of 125 cents, have made this house the headquarters of everyone who haa occasion to dine lu Salem. Peonle are fools to Buffer when a rem edy can be fouud to cure them. Oregon Kidney Tea is no experiment, ana not a fake to get your money. Why will you hesitate, when we assure vou that It la absolute cure for all kidney and urinary diseases . . Dissolution Notice. MoNMoUTn, Or,, Nov. 1, 1893, Notice la hereby Riven that the oo-partucr. ship herotolore existing between J. II. Inlaw and K, AiiKtlne, under Uie Arm name or Inlow A Austins, In dissolved, F. Ansttne continuing the bualnwe In confectionary, eta. All those Indebted will, please call and eetlle at Tbe Elite, ' J. H. Inlow, F, Anstini, Use Mexican Silver Stove Follsh, at J. F. O'Doniiell's. 46 HONOR WORLD'S FAIR. taking Poivden