. I: VOL. XII. $2.00 IVr Year INDEPENDENCE, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. -.DSC 15, lt'93 Five Cents Per Copy. INDEPENDENCE CLASSIFIED Business Directory. rail rfiw" twrrrtM atrM, awl l.i w"''"!! I tort- htttU (. werHUtata "Mil v U minuting ".Vul naMnriwd hi " w.i Mul a m at . a.d trha w " aw !"- AMUSEMENTS. (),r H u. Main Hi, IhillrnKill Hrne. Mtfa. BANKS. Ind. National, lw. Main and MoniiHHttli ata. rir National, tw, Mala midCBU. BNOKKRS, GRAIN ""H O P Tv kTbi. '! Viral National Ban. BARBERS 4 BATHS. K T. lieu!. Main tirwl. .Noa tulhnrltrd to unnouunk NB, BILLIARD HALL. flu (, I'attemin, Miuil ttvU BUCKSMITH8. H. A. Kvller.Calreel. Nut autborlted u announc. " "BOOHS 4 STATIONERY."" lZLB00TS"B,i.SH0C8, - 1i Ulf -atlrm. "r Hrt Nul l Panfc. BRICK. j, b, Cwur, turner 1" iirtel. CAR PENT E R 3 A CON T R ACTORS. CatnpwU ou-ord. r at Uuljr Fdwtrt CIGAR FACTORY. Mono. ciTYornciALS. J. A. Veneaa, Major. (In, W. Hwsd, Uecorder. p. P. Myert, Marohal. . CONFECTIONERY 4 FRUIT. Hublnwo Koblnaun, Tin UU. P, C. PallemoU, near uwr htm. "CHURCH C8 4 PASTORS jtopitot.JI.I'iwi J"kiM. JTeabyUTtau, J. A. Tuwmwod. CDDraUunl, D. V, Mln. 'KTangnlhMl. H A.0opl7. jItbodll.T.W. I"olU-t. It, K. SouUj, Bdwln Whiter. ChrUUati, Wo rwUknl patar. COLLECTION AGENT. I D(t I anner y cn. . "' ''-f T DAIRIES. J. O. VauOradel, IndrpBPdvnue. DENTISTS. Not aulborlwd taauuouuc. B, A. Mulaey.ODornell Brlek, upatalr. J. B. J.,hnon,Cor. lUlh.aid Monmouth ,l DOCTORS. U BaMdtt, ld. Nali Hank, P E. U Ketebum, MonmoulU HU. near K. H. 0. 1). IluUer, ope houe, up "ulr "drain me. Nut autborlned U) minouiiMi. "DRAY COMPANIES. "Hubbard 8t. H"Hr.d HIT. W. D. KUtliw. Ipve ordiintitt H"tM, DRESSMAKERS; MlwHoplila'ih'lt, at rwtd.-n'. Kallr.d rt. NutMTtaorind tonnouiu. DRUGGISTS. Bheiloy, ilexmil"' Co., Mln Htr. I'ltriMin Bro.. owr honnc. ELECTRIC LIGHJCa Not nuthorlied H unnounne. FIRE DEPARTMENT W. O, Cook; Chief w:lnf. " FISH, OYSTERS 4 GAME. D. B. BoydaUm.CntrBCt. FLOUR MILLS. Ind, Mill Co., 0m. Hklmier Co. tar Mlll, I). W.HuhwACo. FOUNDRY. Not mithonind to mnouneg. FURNITURE. W.O.Cook, Whiumkor brick. GEN'L MDSE. Itoni'iirtcirf 4 Ulwsliberit, Mitln itreet, J, M. Viinduyn, Cor Main und 0 tr8l. J. A. Mill -Whltoaker brick. "NotRUlliorlMfd Ut amioanw. GROCERIES. Wilcox, Baldwin Co.. Houtli aldeC.treet MrKarharan A Hnndcrcra'k, Corner H Hn Douty 4 Paddock, Went ldo Main Mrwt J. P. Irvlne-WlilU.'uKir brickj HARDWARE 4 AGL. IMPTS. I. P. O'DotincliloorrMttln A Momnoutb Bin II, M. Wade 4 Co., Main and Monmouth Btt "Not anthorland to announce. HARNESS. Not authorised to mi nounce. HOTEL. titlio Pifiii'B lintel, O, HliirUrProP. ICE FACTORY. Not autburlaed Ui aniwiunea. CANNERIES . INSURANCE AGENTS. Nut ut!).irut to Biiuoun,. JOB PRINTER. Wnrr (iimimi-, Mntu irwl, RUSTIC EOr PEACE . It. M. l.lnm)u,i. NHtituial biiuk btilldln. LAUNDRY. luil, Hltwm iMitiulrjf, A J. Ai hlmu. LAWYERS. A. M, llurlpy, Mulll lirrol, (too, A. Hiullli. Ind. Nm'l Bank, up atalM. LIVE STOCK BREED'RS 4 DEACB T. H. HiuiiU'.v, ludrndvui. LODGING HOUSE. Itie Huntington, 1. II. I Mirlinr, nr dtipol LIVERY STABLES. IVtrr Ciuk, Wmii mrtwt. Kit Juhiimui. MmIm ImI, LUMBER. I'rnxmtl A Vviuva, wi mill, MARBLE WORKS. II. L. Hawking rr. Ituilrt,! mid it xrtwU. MARKET GARDNER T. U llrtniu. MASONS, BRICK 4 STONE. Nut nuiliorlMI t" Hunoumw. MEAT MARKETS. Mwrllug Brua., Main Irvvt, Utut Kuappljr. I' .liwl. I MERCHANT TAILORS. W. U. Kliarwati, C ttrmt. MILLINERS. Not autmlMd to anuouiHH, MUSIC TEACHERS. Not uih.'rli.J toaunu MUSIC 4 INSTRUMENTS Not aulbor1Ht to aunonuo. NEWSPAPERS. wi HiKC ktauvd rnday. Iiuu, NOTARIES PUBLIC. Not autuurlafd to auuountw. PAINTERS 4 PAPER HANGERS. M. 1). Mvutt, Main tnwt. Willi Hill, Itwv ordar at CbHlMtnr Brua. PHOTOGRAPHER. U. 11. craven, C tlml, nortii aldn. PIANO 4 ORGANS. NotauthortiiwJ to anwunra. POULTRYB REE D E R Uubary Hm. Inlitxmiliii. RAILROAD. Ind.-Mon. Motor Co, J. Doni.llo, rondui-Uir. Hobtlirrn Paclltc-lnd. totVrtland-W nilloa. REAL ESTATE AGENT. Not aulltorltid loaunoum-a, RESTAURANTS. City lloKtauraut, C, l. Campbell. I'mtv Not aulhorltod to nnnmnn-o. SECRET SOCIETIES. !ud.LtHlNot), A.O. U. W. Vallxy f'llio No. 42,1,0.0. V. . Lyon Lodito No. , A. F. A A. M. Homer IxmIk No, t'i, K. of I', Hodmen, Wodamn. Ktibrknli Dear lOOK, Clovi'r !nf No. M. SALOONS Tba (lem-J. B. Conpar, prop. The CiMille-H. B. Owuna. prop, Tha Maiuippn-K. J. Morrla, prop. SASH 4 DOORS. MlU'llell A Bohaunon, Main Urt-QU M. T.Crow, nrar depot. SCHOOLS. I'ubllo, C. A. Illlclicook, I'rlnolpal. SODA WATER MFRS. None. UNDERTAKERS. II. M. t.ln, Independence Nul'l Bank b'ld'g, VETERINARY SURGEON. K J. Young, Ind. Nal'l Hunk, up Mali. WAG0N REPAIRING. ,. McNeil, Main atroot. WAREHOUSES. Not ftuihorliwd U announce WATCHES. CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY, O. A. Krotnur, Main atmeU WELL BORERS. WOOD DEALERS. We sell FRUIT TREES and all other NURSERY STOCK very cheap. Bend your Bet for pi!lnl price. UatnloRUu (roe, COBVALIJS NURSERY C01HPAJIV, 471 2t Corvitlll, Oregon. CUARl H . L0N8 skinI Vv ufe 11 s mental) I strong AUCD'C Sarsaparilla & T. BxiTif, of Towitudn, Tn., whoa constitution whs couiptotvly drukfit down, it cured by Ayur'i 8arwintrllltt. He write: " For tl)(lit yir, I m, moat of Ilia Hmi rri tuirnrnr from eonallpa tlua, kldnvy troubla, au, lailgna, llo, to Dial tnf ronatltullua anvtimil to m eowplrtrly Uruken down, I aa Indured Ui try Ayer'a Raraairill. ami took Bi-arly awwtt bolllM, wltU aui-h Mllll raiilU that hijr ktoMuuti, bowel, and klilnry are In pnrfnet n. (Iltlon, and, In all th.lr funi'tlotia, Nfutiu- flock-work. AMliatlnio I bKa tokltitf Ayr tUraanarllla, my weight waa only 139 pound ; 1 now ran brag of 1J pound, ami wa nnrvr In ao good health. If you could mm urn be fore; and after nlng, yon would waul in fur trarellng Advert teement, I believe till preparation of BuraaparlllA to be tha beat In the market to-day," Ayer's Sarsaparilla rneand oy l)r. J.O. Ayei A Co., Uw.ll, Ua. Curot othtrs, will cure you Dr. S. A. MULKEY DENTIST. Independence, Or. it m 'Wfk ... v --ui i.r I'ai 'T Tlio I'KOFESSION riUCTiCKD ill Ull il lllUlH'lll'S. , Satisfaction Guaranteed. OflkHj over O'Domii-U'ri Hnrtlwure Store, C r. Main & Monmouth 8t. OiticehotireSa. in. to 12 ni. ami 1 p. ni. to 5 ji. m. Fine Photographs Crayon Work Pastelles India Inks Water Colors -Go I). II. CRAVEN' Photograph Gallery '' Independence, Or Always get your m mm done at the office. lug and Everything Printed . at living rates. f, I m m V DEMOCRATIC PRAYER Delivered :it the Clsn; of a Convention. .W'I'KaLTO AI.MIUIITY CLEVELAND. A T.rrtble Arralgaiurnl at Ike Ifettturratle AdiulnlilnMlna It M Old Admirer. Tlwdtiniilaoii (t'tilo ) TtilmuM khort lime itt eoiittthiHl tli follow ing : Vrv vltnu to lliu clHt of tlt dt'iiioerulU' ooutily oouvvittlon luat Tutwuy, M fftrl I'roke, mytr of lrwlu, ktime iixl til lliu ttttltttcalr h'Veiuiitly Imwih1 tliclr limtila whllo lie ifnrl pntr to Al might1 Clovcltiiiil, ThraiH'akir'e volif waa fllli J wllli emotion ami ilia r oorlur fmitnl It dlflltmlt to tt vi rv wortl. UutlitmUilintyrt "tHi, uluiujlily Hll'iwwi'fful Clva Ittml, wlxi art In Viu.Mii(jt"li, wlit'O tot fixlilinr; tltott lo aii ful her of Itmli ami ItiUli'a l(vr, ami of Maria Httliilit' tmy, Owttr, n l tlm gtrf- futlu'r of tit iMiim'mtla iarty (It rather wouldn't owu It If l wr hero) hull thy tut me m I he $tml miIUuI orotihot of lh wtitttry. We Uw down Ix.foit' thr In huuihlo Mllltiitl oht(ll- ulioe. NY Urn Vliou uyai go, Wtgu when thou ytt nunf, w win V liv no tlmlro hut lo at rv llw If thou aayret blink I whit will wear Li It, ana iii'K ut Wfriaatin' ululTln' out of tlie mini ba dlanul't It, Wbt'ti thou takrat aiiufl elll ii; when thou anymt fr kIIvm w 111 echo thy wonU; whoii thou aayeal giilil, Oh'ii Hold It la We are tk-mocrau after Ilia Improved motif r n lyw. Dur buai- utm la lo vole lh llokti aud vot 'er tralht. What la It In ua whelht-r we have fne allvur nr not? We are but dog that fat of Ilia crumba that fall fmtn our uiatra lahlt W ht n the arum l full we wag ouf tallr, when tlmy fall faat we wg fantw; wheu they don't full we aland and wait till they do. Th la U democracy, . Thla I Uif kind of dt'inoerary which ekt'trd ilnw, our gn at and aliulghty Cleveland. Ob, mi ml adored ninatvr, wokive thee foi what thou hael dmie for ti. We lovr thee H'u thou' art Oh'vuland. We humbly aurreutlvr ountt'lvt to thee. l)o with ua aa thou wilt. Though wheat U but forty tvnla a btuditd we tove tbr; though cotton I low we low tln-e; though bualuvea la dull we love tlit; thoURh thoiiMUidn, mllltona are out of em ploy metit we love tin; though our children are clothed lu mga we love Hut; though our wife, the dear coiiU'Blilou of our bottom, la acatit- lly drvamd and looki ao ahabby h can't go to church we love thee; though we are aluklng tlr In debt and pov erty la knocking at our dour, aud hun ger la atari tig ua In (he face we love thee all II. ThU ahowa our great faith and love for thee. Our wlvea aud chldren we are willing to aacrlflce, eveuaa the lllndia mother attcrlflcee her oirwprlug by throwing It under the rmlilng wheels of the Juggi'mauL Ob mighty Cleveland, word cannot ex- prt our hive for thee. We love our nnrly, tott What care we about the many promlitce It made. We know It promoted free ellver aud we know It won't give It to ua but wo will atlok to the party. We know we anld If It did uot do the thing It pmmleed to do we would k-ave It, but we lied when we anld It. We thought Iheu we had aonie manhood annul ua, tun we haven't. We have no Independence. Thou, oh Mighty Cleveland, haat all the niatthood aud Independence In the parly. We are fool, Hunt, llckttilttlt'a, and muileiH. We have no bunlucMS lo want anything or to any ttnythliig. Laat year we utvored fiee ellver, aud now we have to oppoae It. We favored then becnuae we thought It wit right. We oppoao It now, moat adored ni tot ter, tiet'itime thou (client ui to. Aren't we a honey of the fimt water? Did ever a dog nerve his mtwler more faith fully. Did ever a dog get leu for ll? Oh mighty master, wo are ever ready to serve thee mid thy party. All the puy we ank Ih to be patted on tho back byome local polltlchin and called a good democrat. We haven't got any aufiHe. We don't want any, only enotiuh to vote the ticket It don't tttke any eenae to be a good democrat What a Joyful thought! We don't have to think. We don't have to worry. Our work la nil mapped out for ll. All that la expeoted te to do what we are told to do, We thank thee, oh Cleveland, that we are democrat. We thank thee for the pitnlo. We thank thee for the hunger and the Idle men and women in the lund. We thank thee lor low price. We thank thee for the hank Ihttt have lumted and the thoimanda of IiuhIiiohj failure since thou huHtcmiie Into power. We tlutrk thee for the hard lime. We thank thee for lite rag our children wear We thank thee for the clothe our wife need aud can't get. We thank thee foiwhut thou luiHt done for the bnuker and what thou hoM not done for the people. , We thank thee for all these thlngH tiocmiHe it I our duty o a good demoortt to do en. It may be 'agnlnat the grain,' but we will tuke our tuedl clue. We will Work our wive to death, itarve our children, mtcriftiw out home crucify IUrty aud kill proaper lly, but will never go bauk on our deal old party, and ou thee, our moat adored Cleveland. Tlmu art men toonunt than all of u put togclher. Thou knoweat mora than the Mouth and Weet, Call ua fool; plt lu out faoe; wljie your feet on ua; we wit lovit thee all the more. Aud now, oui iirwtt Kilcal father, we Uuve our lvea lu thy care. Do with u a thou wilt Kick alleer Into the middle ol the next century; give more prlvllegt to the national . bank; Iwue more bonda; preserve tho MtKlulcy hill; eetabllah atate bank; foeter trunta nrihe congrcMtinen with pa(ronge; Huh whenever thou oa reel to, and we will Indorae everything thou ducal, carry Clevrland Mooter oautpHlgn lorchee tnd forever more alng thy pralite." 1XIEPF.XDEH(-E TO IHIKTLAXD. A Trltt the A Umm- Me and laeldenU . .., ol tha faaaag. ';. It may not be known by our rcadeo that til iiaaaengcr ileamboat Altoaa I me of (he moat elegant and the faateal on the Willamette river. On account ol ll convenience to the traveling pub lic the patronage la Incrranlng. leav ing Inpependftice; at fl a lu, ll arrive it I'ortluud the aaute day at 2 p. m , thu giving perwiu nearly half a day Ihere. Captain Uralmm liiforiiicd u that If ll were ueeeemtry, during thir alage of water, the Altoua could ariivt lu Portland at 10M In tha meriting, only four aud a half hour from I tide peudfuee, but during the low aiagc ol water they could uot make audi gtaid time, coneequently It I ltter to run alow now, ao thut they make at out the a tine time all the year around. Ou laat Friday morning the follow ing paaarnger left here; l'eler t ook, M. Mcl'jtchern and wife, M. 0. Totter and wife. Mia Ada lluru, K C, rent land and oue or two other. The run to nali ut wa ntatlei In nay mluulca. Arrlvlttg Ulow tho Yamhill river the aleamboat TtdtKlo wa dgliled. Krom that lime until near Oregon City it waa a race between the two boat to get the pawngvr along the river. l'he Altoua made fourteen lauding lu two hour and ucoedcd lu getting all but two paaacUKcr The Alton could eaally outrun the Toledo and bad a great advantage. She is oftlcrrwd a follow: Captain, A. W. Urabatn; punter, D. Walker; male, N. Urulium; engineer, A. J. Catnpbel'j ateward, Hilly Kufua. It takw forty-five mluutea toiwa through the Oregon City lock, lite panwiiger hae time to vlap. the pulp nd paper mill aud cmm the upcu- ainn bridge aud meet the btwt at Ore gon Clly wharf. The recent high wa ter did tl.oiiKttud of dollar or uauiage lo tlie water power plaut. Over one million dollar I being pc ut lu build ing a cement flume wall about half a mile king, and the machinery which I Ut be placed there la ponderous. If you want to oe big flume aud water whct'U vlatt the full at Orcgou City. The run ftom Oregon City to Port land waa made lu oue hour aud ten minute The ateamer Altoua I U'5 feet long and 20 fcot wide aud draw two feet of water. Doing etrlclly a pott- cnger bout altewlll carry 250 pawwu- gera. The engine were built ou a (ml U rn dealgued by Mr. Camphell, and by Imply moving a lever th wpced of the wheel la lucretuKHl and the boat alao, without turning ou any more aleam. Captain Graham aud the other oltlmrt of the boat are very accommodating aud plcaannt, and to thla la largely dut their great popularity. Captain Ura- hum ha traveled extenlvely over the whole world. He aaya, If they had e good government the Argeutlue lw public would be hi choice of a home aa the land I very productive and the climate delightful. If the paeeeuger travel warrant, the l ullmun car company will be called upon next summer to put their folding berth ou each lde of the boat, thus giving some sleeping accommodation. tlie boat having none now. Mr. Camp- Mi ay he wants to plan and build imt one more steamboat, one with a Klcel hull, for speed alone, to carry pa sengers from Independence and fttlciu lo Portland. Au Enormous Price. John J. Valentine, president of the Wells, Fargo & Co.' express company has lust returned to San Francisco from New York, and announce that after a lively ftuht betweeu Well Fargo aud Adam express companies, the former company has secured a con tract With the Southern Pacific railway fur the exclusive privilege of carrying express matter over the lines of the Southern Pacific Company in Culllor- nla for a period of twenty-one years, oommenolna the 1st of January. Wells Fargo A Company hn contracted with Pmddont Huutlitiitou to pay the Southern Pacific a cash bonus of $1 700,000 aud forty per cent ot the gross earnings of tlie express company over the Union Puolfto lines during the term of the contract. Go to J, P. O'Donuull for Mexican v Silver Stove Polish. 4j Highest of all In Leavening Tower. Uteit U. S. Gov't Report. ABS01WELY Fn2 PAP HODGINS RETURNS. Ife.- Receives a Royal Welcome ; By His Many Friends. TWESTT-TIIIUIE YEARS I!f ORE0S. U Vl.lta Ilia Farmer llam I the Ka.t, Take In the Werld'a fair, and return tuhialluiulua"IUaieuril4rr.'- Everybody know "Pap" Hodlim, u he hn been agent for the Oit-goulnn, K V, Kxaminer aud other duillc for many year He I kind hearted and good- natured, and particularly I he a favor- te anmng the "hoy" who ympathhte with the lonely old man, Mr. Hodg In throtigli th good oltlcea of the Ore fiuilan, waa enabled to vittlt Chicago during the fair. Hnturday mornluu Coudtictttr Webster, of th ,Wut Wtle train, wired up to otue of the boyc, 'bring out the brae bund Pap In on thetralu." When the train arrived here the platform wa crowdttl, aonie two hundred being there, old young, male and female, aud a the train stopped three roulugcheen were given, aud the baud vtruck up "Hall to the Chk-f." A "Pap" stepped ou the plat form he wa met by a delegation of young men n ho eacorted hi in to a car riage, It being the hand cart of the hotel, w hich had been gaily bedecked with Itaga and bunting, and a chair htcetl lu lu The band led the way nd Muttiu fifty young men followed, hauling the Improvised carriage. A Pap" went down the street hi head attd hat were iu motion moat of the way relurntug tlie salutation of fricud. Governor Penuoyer could hardly have breu received With greater dleplay than that given Mr. Hodgiu IHig may he live to enjoy hi place in the heart of 1)1 frleud and acquaintance. A Houiu'lmld. Treasure. D. Y, Fuller, of Cnuajoharlc, N. Y., ny that he always ki ps Dr. King' New Dlitoovery lu the house and his family had always found the very beat rvsulta - follow It ue ; that he would uot be without U, If procurable. G. A. Dykemnn, drugulxt, Cntskill, N. V., ay thut Dr. King' New Discovery undoubtedly the beat cough remedy; that lie has used It lu his family for ight years, and it had never fulled to do all thut 1 claimed for it Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottle free at any drug store. Large alto 50o. and f 1.00. Lack of Exercise. one of the prime causes of headache in tho whiter. Persons accustomed to the pure fresh air dm lug tho plettsaut mouths are subject to litis terrible an ttovaiice ot lh time of the year. A kou la ollered In Kkauhk's Head- achk CxraviiKS which Is guaranteed to cure any kind of a headache no mat ter w hut the cause. Headache caused by overludulgeuce lu food or drink late at nlubt, cau be prevented by tuklng one Capsule before retiring and one In the morning. 25 cents box. , Drain Your Land. Wni. !. Hurros, lutely of Iowa, who understands tiling land on scientific principle so as to achieve the best re sult with the least expenditure of money, oilers his servioeg by the day, or will contruot to lay tiling by the rod. iitywhere in Polk couuty. Address him at ludcpendcuue, or leave orders at Independence Tile Factory. 2t Take Notice. The public Is hereby Informed that I will no longer be responsible for any bills contracted by Amy Belle Klnmin, commonly known as Amy llclle Hart, Who has made her borne with me. Wm. Q. Haiit. udependence, Or 4t AWARDED HIGHEST iFPfti m The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of F raes 40 Years the Standard Ktoekltolder' fleeting. ' There will le a meeting of the stock holder of the Flrttt National Bauk of 1 ndcciideiie, Polk county, Oregon, on Twwiay, January 0, 1894. at the parlor of the bank between the hour of 10 a. m. aud 4 p. m. of said day, for the purpose of ekctlug director for tha eueulng year and tranfudlng any other bualuetti that may come before tbein. Haled thl 6th day of Dec, 1R03. W. II. 11 aw ley, Cavhier. WEST SIDE CLIBBISG BATES Ih-gular prl Dor lor two prto Wkst Kidk and New York World 3 50 2 25 WHcrHiPK and American Farmer WK8T hi in and Oregonlun. Wwt Hihk and Bau Fran cIhco Call Wkht Hiib and Cosmopoli tan Wkmt Hidk aud Youth's i I'tiliipuuloti........ 800 400 8 00 850 8 "75 200 800 8 25 8 00 800 Hop Laud for Sale. Twenty acre of bottom land. The very bet for hop Oue aud one-half mile from Independence, Terms to stilt purchaser. This hind ranted four Ion of timothy to the acre thi year. Enquire at this office or ad drew O. M. Hoyscr, Croetou, Or. 62-8t Keal Cittate Transfer M J Atwood to J M Wallace, 20 acres In tp 7 a, r 8 w f 875 J B Nesmith to L L McArthnr, 15 actv of David Uoff d 1 o 1000 Bernard Ferguson to Nana C Har ris, 200 acres In tp 6 r 6 w.... 4000 T P Beveu to Alleda Tartar, lota In Monmouth... 800 Sarah J Gilliam to Elmer Gil liam, 15 acres In tp 8 r 5 w...... 1 Thoe UanSeld to Arthur Ganfleld, lots In Dallas 1200 A Tayloy to J A Taylor, 10 acre lu tp9s, r6 w 2400 H Htrschberg to Wm Madison, lot in Independence.., 800 A A Lee to J M Wallace, 20 acres In tp7s, r3 w SOO Knoch Klchardson to W E Wann,- 72 acres In tp 6 r 5 w 2500 T A Ganfleld to H G Campbell, i . Interest lu 150 acre lu tp 9 r Sw.; 500 G W Johnson to L H Losey, lots lu West Salem.... 150 U W Johnsou to Miua Bond, lot In West Salem. 75 Ellsha Starbuck to F E Siarbuck, 94 acres lu tp 7 r 4 w SS00 Geo Biefarth to T C Bell, 19 acre in tp8s, r(J w... 1700 Etuma Steveua to Mary Windsor, 40 acres lu tp 6 r 4 w 2000 Thousands of lives are saved annu ally by the use of Ayer'a Cherry Pec toral. Iu the treatment of croup and whooping cough, the Pectoral has a most marvelous effect It allays Infla matlon, frees the obstructed air pass ages, aud controls the desire to cough. There 1 no place In Oregon where a better meal la served than at the res taurant of Westaoott Irwin, 271 Com mercial street, Salem. Courteous at tent Ion, a fine meal, and the popular price of 25 cents, have made thla house the headquarters of everyone who has occasion to dine lu Salem. People are fools to sutler when a rem edy can be found to cure them. 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 and urinary diseases Dissolution Notice. Monmouth, Or., Nov. , 1688, Notice U hereby given that the oo-parUier-Hlitp heretofore extmlng betweeu J. H. Iulow aud l' Ansttoo, under the Ann name ot Iulow Jk Austlue, la dissolved, F. Annllue continuing the buslnega lu cuuleotlntiary. eto. All thou Indebted Wilt please call and aettle at Tha Kllle. J. II. Imlow, ' F. ANSTIH, Use Mexican Silver Stove Polish, at J. F. O'Donuell' 46 HONOR ORLD'S FAIR. Baking Powder: font. i . . .