VOL. XII.
$2.00 lVr Year
INDEPENDENCE,-POLK COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC 22, Id93
Five Cents per Copy.
INDEPENDENCE
CLASSiFltO"
Business Directory.
TKi l.crfcr fa nawm-fet WMy, vail
top ' ' few tpAiU.'xtl aterriliiat la i'.w-f-
' law anew il' dpniWttt Oration.
"liM lfti (a awHrnwcit" mh tf
M .w mit tu ilt im ur )n
Itcutio, '
AMUSCMCNTS.
Otr Hius M,.ln HI. Paiivma Hina, Mar.
BANKS.
I nil, Nthmal,tw. Mln ml Mommiutb
riral National. Cr. Main aiiit C HI.
BROKERS, GRAIN ana HOPS-
Mwk, K. lire, Oltton Klrwt NnlMvul Uank
BARBERS 4 BATHS.
K T. Heuale, Mala street.
'nt auinurtuwl to aiimmiip.
BRCWCRICS.
XHM.
BILLIARD HALL
link t', I"attrt, Mala ttrcet.
BLACKSMITHS-
H. A. ruller,t!treel.
Not aultiurtaed to Miwunc.
"tOO KS" ST AT I O N CRY."
Clodtoter Ilium, Main elreel.
BOOTS and SHOES
Miller Patu-rww. near rim Nal't Ban.
BRICK.
t. K. Cooiwr, comer U elrwt.
jjjjT CONTRACTORS.
rineh 4 l.'lmttll, ttirut ilrwl.
i Campbell 4 8..0- tint, r at Uwly Paddock's
CIGAR FACTORY.
CITY OFFICIALS.
.J. A.Venena, Mayur.
,0. W.Kced, Itecontor,
r. I'- Mrer. Marhet
Jtobluton Koblnauii.Tlie UUuu,
P. C. Pattenwn. near opera home.
" CHURCHES 4l PASTORS.
Huptl.t, J. rrd Jenkins.
ITeebJ'tertaa, J. A.Towneid.
t.nrvihnal. D. V. tWIn.
Evangelical. A. Copley.
jdotliwIUl.T. W. Putter.
II, K. houOi, F.lwln Palmer.
CbrUtlan, Nd rwlilcnt patr.
COLLECTION AGENT.
Not ullirtcd Ui announce.
CANNERIES.
tod. tannery t:i. . near dvpuU
DAIRIES. .
J. a. VanOnulcl, hitler'"'1'""'
DENTISTS. 'K( eulliorlwd to announce.
;8. A. Mulkcy, O l 'lt Hrlek, up Uilr.
.J. 11. Jotmwm.fcir. Kallroad a Monmoutu. l
DOCTORS.
Im BabtilU. Ind. Nul l Hank, up tair.
. I Ketcbum, Monnioultt HI., near K. H.
O. D. Butler, opera bouee, up talr.
DRAIN TILE.
Not autliorUed U announce.
Tlubbard A SiaaW, lUllroad Htr.
W. D- Elkln. leave ordora at Hntel,
DRESSMAKERS
MIm phl Outt, at nwldeiun, Kullruad it.
KotauthnrlMd to an nouniw.
DRUGGISTS.
Hhellex, Alander A Co., Main Htr.
PalUTunn llroa., opera hiroan.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
Not aullHirlncd to announce.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
-W. 0. Cook; Otiluf etsglntmr.
jrSH. OYSTERS A GAME.
j. B. Boydtoti,Citwet
FLOUR MILLS.
lnd. Mill Co., 0o. ttkluner A Co.
Star MtllH, D. W. 8ear A Co.
FOUNDRY.
Not tilhonwd to f.nnoumw.
" FURNITURE.
W. 0. OK)k, Whfusnknr b Ick.
GEN'L MDSE.
Bowndorf A Hlwhtiam, Muln itreet,
J, M. Vnnduyn, Cor Main and C itrcotn.
J. A. Mill Wlilleaknr brink.
Not MithorlMd to announno.
GROCERIES.
VVHcox, Bftldwln A Co.. Houtli ldoOtrt.
' McKnehersn A Bondcrcock, Corner M im
Df)uly A Paddock, Wt Ide Main itrwt,
J. P. Irvine Whlteaknr brick.
HARDWARE A, AGL. IMPT8.
jTrVo'DonnoIT, Cor. Main Monmouth Bl,
H. M. Wadn A Co., Main and Monmouth HI.
Not autliorland to nnnoiinfus
HARNESS.
Not autliorlOTd to an noiince.
HOTEL.
PttFn7Tri;uaTX.'HirTn:i,i.
ICE FACTORY.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Not amlMrld t umimimv.
JOB PRINTER.
W T Hum um , Main .tnvt.
- J.yTjC5PLPf AC .
H. M. l.lnM-lu.t, Kailonal bank utulilln.
LAUNDRY.
lud. HlMin Laundry, A J, Athtwiu,
LAWYERS.
A. M. llurliy, Main atrwt,
Uk A. Ituilth. lud. Nai l Hank, up alaln.
LIVE STOCK BREED RS 4 DEAL'S
T. H, Itunllty, liid.'tiulinro.
LODGING HOUSE.
l'h lluntliKUw, IK II. 1 MMlMier, itmr upl
LIVERY STABLES.
IVtvrCwk, Malu trL
I'll Jilinn, .M11I11 .imI.
LUMBER.
Prmull A Vmimm, h mill,
MARBLE WORKS.
U. U Hawkln. wr, lUilnwd and K. iiwta.
MARKET GARDNER.
r. L. Uarluian.
MASONS, BRICK 4 STONE.
Not auUiuriird lu aniiiHiiini,
MEAT MARKETS.
Hpnrlln llnim., Main lrwi.
Unit. Kuappljr, C alrM-l.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
W, U. Wianuan, C alrwt.
MILLINERS.
Not utuorUd U annuuiif.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Not aulluirlanl In autio
MUSIC4 INSTRUMENTS
Nut aullmrtwd tu annouutw.
NEWSPAPERS.
rHll, kwuvd Friday, ti.00,
N OTA R I E S PU B UC.
Nut aulliurlMd In nuuuui'V.
PAINTERS 4 PAPER HANGERS.
M. 1. Hrati, Main tnwt.
Willi Hill. Imve ordrn at ( .irellr Una.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
11. H. Crarvn, V lrt. north .Ida.
PIANO 4 ORGANS.
Nut authurlted In announr.
POULTRY BREEDER
Uiuiihary llnw., In.li'iwiiilrinw.
RAILROAD.
lud.-Mull. Motor Ci, J. lrnl(. coudiirlnr,
Hulhrn I'arinu-tnd. to lVirtland-711 mile.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Not eulliorKt'd lonnnounca.
RESTAURANTS.
City KMtauranl,C. 11. CaniplMill, I'Mp.
Not Hiitliorixfd Ui announr.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
I lid. LmlKO No Ci, A, O V, W.
Vailpy IKlge No, , 1. 6, 0. K.
Lyon Uidf No. , A. K. 4 A. M.
ilomttr lMt Ho. i K. of 1',
Itedinrn.
Woodnmcn,
HetMkah Vitnt IIKJF, Clovrr Iaf No, M.
SALOONS.
The Hem-J, R. Coolier, prop.
The Cantle-H. E. Uwena, prop.
SASH 4 DOORS.
MlU'hell A Boliaiinon, Main trwU
M. T, Crow, nnar dnpot.
SCHOOLS.
luhllo,), A. UlU'.hooak, Principal,
SODA WATER MFRS.
None.
UNDERTAKERS.
II. M. l.lnm, lndtipnndonce Nnt'l Hank b'ld'g.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
E J. Young, lnd. Nat'l Hunk, up Hair.
WAGON REPAIRING.
Not aul linrlncd to ar noun.
WAREHOUSES.
Not auihnrln'd to announce.
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY,
O, A. Kranwr, Main atrent.
WELL BOREHS.
WOOD DEALERS.
We sell
FRUIT THEES
and all other
NURSERY STOCK
very cheap.
flonil your Hut" for anmlal price.
Catitloi)ue iroe,
CORVALMS NUKSEItY COMPANY,
47-iat. ' s Corvallls, Oregon,
A Racking Cough
Cured by 4)rr'i Chrry FwtoraL
Mr. P, I). Hau, SIT Qmom 8L,
Ixv'kK)rt, N. Y Myt i
"Over thirty yert ao, I remewbM
bearing my tather tltawrlue the wonder
ful curative effect of Ajrert Cberrf
Pectoral. During mcent attack ol U
Orlw, wblch gutimed ttie furw of
cUrrk, eorenee of the laag, gcm.
rwnM by tn aggravating rough, I
next vartou romedle and preacrlpllont,
While eotne of the niedUilnn partial)
alleviated the coughing during Uieday,
Bone of them iff unlet) me any relief from
that peamodlc action of the lung which
would cite me the moment I aticmpted
to He down at nlgliL A XVer ten or twelve
uch ntghta, I waa
Nearly In Despair,
and had about decided to alt up ill night
tn my aay clmlr, and procure what
deep I could In that way. It then oc
curred to me that I had bottle of
Ayer"g Cherry Perioral. I took a
ptMinful of till prMifllon In Utile
water, and waa able to He down without
coughing. In a few moment I fell
aeleep, and awoke tn the wonting
greatly refreshed and feeling muck
belter. I took a taaapotuiful of the Feo.
tural every night tor a week, then gtad.
bally decreased llie duie, and In two
week my cough w cured."
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr, J O. Ayvr CenLewll, Mat.
Promptto act, sure toourc
Dr. S. A. MULKEY
DENTIST.
Independence, Or.
Th6 ritOFKSSlON 1'ItACTlCED
in alt ila tiriiiitlu'a.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
OfllcnoviT O'DiinneU'H Iliuilwore
8101V, Vn r. Slain & Moittuotith 8Ul
Ottico boutu 8 0. ni. to 12 in.
and 1 p. 111. to 5 p. 111.
FOR-
Fine Photographs
Crayon Work
Pastelles
India Inks
Water Colors
Goto
1). II. CRAVEN'S
Photograph Gallery
Independence, Or,
Always get your
J8B 1M(
done at the
office.
ing and Evcryihi:
1 1
at living rates;
m m
ALONG THE WEST SIDE.
It' ms of Interest from Our Ex
changes in Thrv.e Counties.
I.V! BURSTING WASIUSUTOS LETTKB
ranaw letebeV NewTaiatlo evheiae.--
neBreeeelatlve ItUed'. IUII i Re.
eeaet the Wee Iw el 1MT.
McMiHNru.i.lt, Dec 14, IR98.
Haturday ovutig juat lefom M. 3,
ArtiialMiig, grucer, uetially elw lit
Htiira and Juat li wa counting hi
tah which ha had In a paper mk,
Nw t Agin and Alfrwl Junea enUired
tha atnrv and called fur annia cbreao.
After uilyliig their want ha miaavd
hi aack uf mnty and called for help.
Art utartvd up tbo ttrtaH tnit waa
caught aud bruuglit baak to the (lure
and the (1or kx'ked- The mamlml waa
called In ana urwn wearchlng tha two
young men tha money waa found lu
(ho ovrnut pocket of June who
wear he doe not know bow It gol
there. The young men are of good
parent and tha matter la atuyitery
iiulcwi It can ha laid to anient aplrlte
of which they coniumcd con.lderaMe
during tha afternoon. They wr
liN-kcd up In the city (all for the night
end were taken to (h county jail (Sun
day morning. They waived elimina
tion aud ara under (100 bond.
Ovo. T. Myere, E..W. Allen, It, V.
Mllt hcl,. Geo, a llalty and II. E.
Mltehel of the Midwinter fulr aneoela-
tlnn attended tha meeting bald In till
ctty on Friday lat, Tha allendatit
waa large and more than 78 per cent of
the iterwint preaent tuhacrlhed for tock
In the corporation, Till ounty wa
the flmt county lu the elate to help the
Midwinter lair project along and the
vlaltora went hack , to Portland much
more enthualaatla over the proecta of
Oregmi at Hun Fraiiclaco.
Itlahop Morrla report u a private
letter that MuMlunvllle donated a 1
Thaukeglvlng ollbtlng to the boapltal
of 1'ortland more than any other town
tu the state. The donation were col
lected through the churcbea and the
public achoole.
The O. a N. a fH'tUll teatn paaaed
tbrutigh here Itwt Monday on their way
home from Fonat drove where they
played the Pacific, college team. Their
none were on a blat and nutnerou
acabe relieved the monotony of their
ftioea. From the air of general debility
that aevmed to wrap them like a
ebroud It waa euy to lie aeen they had
beuu defeuUil. They did not make a
polnL
A cold dry uorthweat wind la blow
ing and everything la drying up faat
If It continue the ruuda will whiu be
duaty.
(lea. Iliwh of Newberg, a young man
uatal hi majority wua amwted the
other day for attempting rape. The
examination waa held before a Justice
Monday In Newberg precinct and he
waa bound over to await the actlou of
the grand jury, Bond were fixed at
1300. The Dame of the young lady la
Lilly Dlvtrelch, aged fourteen year.
The other day W. F. Plelachnelder,
jeweler, inlwed aeveral amall diamond
worth from flA to til each, Diligent
eart h waa made but without avail. It
wna finally concluded the genu had
been dropd 011 the floor and in
aweeplng bud beuu gathered up and
thrown In the etove. An old miner
waa hired and the winter' aaliM were
carefully pauncd out, and all of the
getita were found uoue the worse for
tbclr baptism of Are,
General Win, Kupua of Portland, hue
been detailed by the Midwinter fair
conimlHHlon to addoera the cltlr.cn of
this city nml the Went Hide oountlca
on the beunti to be derived from a
proper reprewiitatlbil at the Midwinter
fulr.
HtLUIIOHO, IXH!. 14, 1803.
Illlltibnro Uruuue, Patron of Hus
bandry, observed the twenty-seventh
anniversary of the organisation of the
order on Monday December 4, by
family dlnuer, Jollty and good cheer
waa the features of the occasion,
On Tuesday evening Ulrica Kemph,
a Qtii'inuu dairyman, living eight miles
Dortlieimt of HlllMboro, wits In the dusk
of evening called to his door by two
unknown men aud attacked. The as
sailants beat Kemph over the bead
with u pistol but the old man managed
to retreat and ehut the door, thtough
this several shots were fired but no
dutiinge done, Kemph ran out through
the back door aud gave such an alarm
as scared the assmdns away. A sher
iff's miBse Is after the robbers. In the
inoeloe at the door a pistol whs broken
and n part afterwards picked up, one
of the rogues also lost his bat. With
thest elues It is hoped to get them
Kemph was so badly hurt that the ser.
vices of a surgeon were required.
The continued high water in the
creek bottoms drives the festive coon
out of bis hiding place. The prowloi
bus been a frequent visitor at the duck
yard and lieu house during the past
week,
The farmer of this section have on
eluded that there I more money in
baling their etraw and shipping It to
the paper mills t Oregon City than
there la in burning It. Home 200 ton
of baled are now walling for the team
er, The freight U Oregon City I V
per ton.
Tuberculosis lias appeared on one
farm lu tbl county and the the fear of
the contagion has aroused much Ibellng
in Uie neighborhood. The origin of
(lie dlaeaae being so obscure aud the
symptoms of Its early stage of attack
being so little known by the farmers,
a dread attache to it that would not,
were they more familiar with ita ap
pearance. Tha dairy Interest in this county b
proving to be the most profitable that
(pursued. Last month tha product
from ou of our creameries netted Its
patrons K cent per pound for butter
tat, and awing that the Ideal now will
makeover two pound of butter per
day, a farmer income can be made to
be quite respectable,
Tlte farmer' institute held last week
at lliibtboro by the authorities of the
agricultural college was a well attended
meeting, vUltora from both Yamhill
aud alnllnomah comities were in at
tendance. Quite a aururia greeted
President Mw and hi co-laborera.
Ttie farmer here coimldend It the
proper thing, awing that the agricul
tural college bad sent Its talent dowu
to tell our people bow to farm, to (how
them In return what they do produce.
The spaclou dining room of grange
bull waa turned Into a show room
where waa put 011 exhibition the eea-
eouable product of the county. Cer
eals from the farm, grasses from the
meadow, wool fiom the herds, tiles
front the factorlee, fruit and nursery
lock from the orchard and nurseries,
printing from the newspaper and job
olfleea, bred,ake aud paatriva from
the fttrment' kitchen graced the tables
lu great profusion.
8now ha already falleu on the hills
urroundlug Tualatin plain but It
doti 'I atay through the day.
CORVAIXU, Dec 12, 1803.
Charley Iteed, who I the owner of a
one-thouaand-acre tract of land In the
uorthem part of the oouuty, was In the
city hut Haturday aud gave out the In
formation that he bad laid off a reser
vation of revera! aero for the purpose
of a deer park, aud that he now has
within the enclosure Ave beautiful
white-tail specimens. Ills his Inten
tion to Increase this number by the ad
dition of about ten more and care for
them aa they require, with a view of
supplying himself and friends with
plenty of sport and "deer meat" In au
Inexpensive manner, after a proper sea
son of propagation baa elapsed. This
Is certainly a meritorious plan and
should be emulated by more of our
large land owner.
A young man who recently arrived
from Arkatisaa, Adams by name, war
Ixed w ith an epileptic fit last Saturday
afternoon, aud lu falling was consider
ably bruised about the face aud head.
lie was taken to the Or department
headquarters, cared for lu a proper mau
ner and soon agalu regained conscious
ness.
On last Friday night the Itebekali
brauch of the I. O. O. F., of this city,
bad an enjoyable ' blow out' at which
several visitor from a distance were
guests. Of the number were H. Hlrsch
berg and M. L. Dorrla, of Indepen
dence, accompanied by Mrs. aud MIm.
OotV. Everybody had a good time. .
Many holiday preparation are being
made for holiday entertainment In
this city, and the most popular pro
gram announced thui far Is the grand
masquerade bull of the hook and lad'
der company, on Christinas ulght.
James Caldwell, one of Ileuton couu-
tlu's pioneer died In this city on Mon
day, nged 70 years. He was quite well
known all over this turroundlng conn
try aud was a favorite among hi ac
quaintance. Judge John Burnett de
livered an Impressive address during
the services at the grave.
Homo time sluoe R, E. Mulcahy, n
Derluteudent of the O. P. 11 it., re
ceived by express, an Infernal machine,
and at once efforts were made to locate
the source from whence it came, with
the result that one of the prominent
under officials has been removed as the
supposed guilty party. NotwItliBtand
lng the fact that there will probnbly be
a few changes made in the official per
onel of the O. P. soon following the
sale 00 Friday of Ihi week, there is
now a vacancy In the ollloe of general
freight and passenger agent
Among the sports to be indulged in
during holiday is a go-as-you-please
walking match from Albany to Corval
lls Contestants are In training and It
Is expected 'that considerable money
will change hands on the result.
At the meeting of the olty cuncil last
Monday ulght, liquor licenses were
granted Charles Albright, Than. White
horn, Gerhard & Mackay, J. Wuestu
fold and George Maddux. Corvallls
now has eight saloons,
Arraugemont are making for the
holding of an old-fashioned fanners'
and mechanics' dance In Corvallls
about Jnu. IS, '04, It Is hoped to have
an imported orcbesUa of seven pieces
on hand for the occasion and a good
time 1 anticipated,
Highest of all In Leavening rower. Latest V. S. Gov't Report.
ABSQULTTELY FUH3
The logs that "escaped 'rom the
Frleudly boom in the river have been
traced and will I taken to Newberg to
be sawed. Heveral million feet dleap-
peared, most of which have been found
aud are now under control.
C. a f'Matm, of the Amity 1o;-
lun, Is a visitor in Corvallls. -
The city authorities are doing con
siderable good work In improving the
streets, enlarging ditches, improving
sidewalks, etc., 1 11 prertlou for an
other season of high water.
Qarwold Woodcock, a son of the Cor
vallls banker M. a Woodcock, had bis
arm broken while attending a rrao
tlous burse.
Washington Letter,
"Farmer Hatch" ha a scheme of
taxation that bid fulr to add
to the troubles of the majority of the
house way and meau committee, in
preparing the bill for internal reve
Inue taxation, the latest estimate being
that at least f'io.ooo.oixi must be so
raised, "Farmer Hatch" is the gentle
man who, as chairman of the house
committee on agriculture, waa, during
the fifty-second congress, lu charge of
the autl-optiou bill, which came so near
becoming a fiiw, "Farmer Hatch is
still cbalrmau of the bouse committee
on agriculture, and he has not given up
lwpe of seeing the anil option bill be
come a Uw, but hi new scheme will
stir up the bulls aud Wars of the vari
ous stock exchanges to a much greater
extent than did that measure, aud if it
meets with as much favor from mem
ber of the way aud mean comuiltte
a It already no from congressmen
outside of that committee, it may find
place in the new Internal revenue
bill Mr. llatcti propose that In lieu
of an income tax a smull tax, say one
twentieth of one per cent., be put upon
the transactions of the great speculative
exchanges of the country. He argues
that uch a tux would bring a larger
revenue than any of the propositions
for an income tax ; that It would be
easily collected, because all of the trans
actions of the exchiuige are recorded,
and that It would not be burdensome
to either producer or consumer. The
lobby sent hero to tight the antl-optlou
bill furnished some fut pickings for the
Impecunious, but If the proposition of
Mr. Hatch should be adopted, the
wealthy exchunges would probably
send the strongest lobby that was ever
la Washington to secure Itsjdefeat. To
those that have never been able to ace
that speculative exchange are of the
slightest bencllt lo the country, either
materially er morally, the proposition
to tax their transactions apiieals
strongly. .
llepresentatlve Bluud, of Missouri,
lost no time lu showing his critics that
he meant business, aud not a bluff,
about his proposition to re ena;t the
silver law of 1837, which was repealed
In 1873. He ha introduced a bill to
this effect, and that bill is now before
tbo coinage commltte, of which Mr.
niand is chairman, and he Is confident
that it will be reported to the house,
notwithstanding President Cleveland'
official request that financial matters
be let alone at this session. Mr. Bland
says there has been a reaction in favor
of silver, since the people have seen
that It was not responsible for the flnuii'
clal depression, and that the sentiment
In favor of restoring silver to a parity
with gold Is ou the increase. It 1 not
Mr. Itlauda purpose to antagonise the
tariff bill, but as soon as that measure
Is out of the way, he will do his best to
push the tariff bill through.
Let us be thankful for suia 1 favors.
The fight on the tariff, although It will
be red hot, will not be unnecessarily
prolonged, the republican senatorial
caucus having decided that no bush
whacking lk to bo resorted to for the
purpose of delaying the vote. It is,
unless present indications are at fault,
to be a short, sharp and decisive light
aud the side with the most votes will
win. The republicans of the senate
bnve a new steering commute, of which
Allison, of Iowa, Is chairman, and Du
bote, of Idaho, secretary. They will
AWARDED HIGHEST
DRrn
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Fmes 40 Years the Standard
enter the tariff fight with a thoroughly
united party, and will In that respect
have the advantage of the democrat,
but the dissatisfied democrat ara not
apparently numerous enough to change
the result" In fact, there are reason to
believe that their talk ba no other ob
ject than that of securing tome Modifi
cations of the tariff bill a it now 1,
aud that it will end in talk whether
they get the modification or not.
Kterkholdcrs Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank
of Independence, Polk county, Oregon,
on Tuesday, January 9, 18W, at the
parlor of the bank between the hour
of 10 a. in. aud 4 p. m. of said day, for
the purpose of electing director for the
ensuing year and transacting any other
business that may come before them.
Dated this 6th day of Dec., 1893.
W. U . HAWtKY, Cashier.
WEST SIDE (LlBULNti BATES
Regular price Onr
ha two nrlca
West Si db and New York
World . 60 12 25
KM1 Hihk and American
Farmer 8 00
200
800
Wkst Sin and Oregonlan. 400
WiKT Hike aud Han Fran
cisco Call 800 226
West SllK and Cosmopoli
tan 860 8 00
WtMT Hidb and Youth'
Compautou. ....... ,..... 8 75 8 00
Family Trouble' Remedy.
Take a gill of Forbearance,
A pinch of submission,
Twelve ounce of patience,
A handful of grace;
Mix well with the milk of the
best human kindness,
And serve with a radiant
smile on your face.
Please try it when you feel out of pa
tience, aud everything seems to go
wrong, aud see If It doean't help you.
A Herald of the Infant Tear.
Clip the last thirty years or more
from the century, aud the segment will
represesut the term of the unbounded
popularity of Hostetter Stomach Bit
ters. The opening of the year 1894 will
be signalized by the appearance of a
fresh Almanac of the Bitters, lu hlch
the uses, derivation aud action of this
world-famous medicine will be lucidly
set forth. Everybody Bhould read it.
The colauderaud astronomical calcula
tions to be found in this brochure are
always astonishingly accurate aud the
statistics, Illustrations, humor and
other reading matter rich In interest
and full of profit. The Hostetter com
pany, of Pittsburg, Pa., publish It
themselves. Tbey employ more than
sixty bauds In the mechanical work,
aud more than eleven months in the
year are cousumed in Its preparation.
It can be obtained without cost, of all
druggists aud country dealers, and Is
prl tiled lu English, German, French,
Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Holland,
and Bohemian.
People are fools to suffer when a rem
edy can be found to cure them. Oregon
Kidney Tea Is no experiment, and not a
fake to get your money. Why will you
hesitate, when we assure you that It la
absolute cure for all kidney aud urinary
diseases
When on a visit to Iowa, Mr. K,
Dalton, of Luray, Russell county, Kan
sas, called at the laboratory of Cham
berlain & Co., Dee Moines, to show
them his little boy, whose life had
been saved by Chamberlain' cough
remedy, It having cured him of a very
severe attack of croup. Mr. Dalton la
certain that it saved bis boy's life and
Is enthusiastic in his praise of the rem
edy. For sale by all dealers.
There is no place in Oregon where a
better meal Is served than at the res
taurant of WeBtaoott A Irwin, 271 Com
mercial street, Salem. Courteous at
tentlou, a flue meal, aud the popular,
price of 25 cents, have made this house .
the headquarters of everyone who has
occasion to diue In Salem.
HONORS WORLD'S FAIR.
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