The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, June 29, 1894, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.ST SIDE. Pbjttlaxis Cashier. TJIUKD BY- SUMCRITION RATES. . . l. il je Om Year Mi MantM lbie Months targe the thtuklug faculties and lu creases promotion for wiser plain that am Iw followed out for our own general welfare. The well cultivated CApaclties ran and have better Judgement thau with out, and the more knowledge one possesses, th better he le adapted to perform his duties. This Is true among business proprietors, and if this is true with places of buluea and professions, It Is also true among farmers. We would advise farmers, not only farmers, mountain banquet will be spend. The list of charter members will be limited to such as are then aud there present, and no one will be permitted to Join thereafter, uuloes he or she has climbed to the summit of a suow-cappeu mount ain, acceptable to the club,' The uame selected for the organisa tion Is, "Manama." The maaaniae Is the American representative of the European chamois, and Is fouud in the mouutalna of the I'aelflo Coast In North America, It 1 commonly known as the mountain goat, and is the bent mountain climber lu the couutry, Those Intending to be preeeut, abould totsE 5Twui " "SS; Ji Hn" but others who aw passing Uils by with- mk tiwlr 0Wn parties, aud reach lCsVAr,VL,M4 out win attention, to think what Government Camp or Cloud Cap Inn rrjftn, nu "T ow"' " . . . w . , )ul n. not later than Tuesday, July 17th "V, ' V, ,.,' The summit of Mt. Hood will prob lugi !JKS5r. '"r Ubly 1 Illuminated on Tuesday even ou are innutung an injury upon mm. . go as to be seen throughout Oregon ' . ttttck 29. 1894. Send him to school; seek to employ .ud Washington. FWU' ' I the best of teachers. Too many of our W. O. Bteei, 801J Alder Bt, Port- ZZmu country ebool. have lit or no atten- !J" torp4 AUmawmu.t be paio. poor leacuers ana conveniences, no one jjululUr l0rtlaud, Or. W. A. Lan- -tic wamr ol the jost- visits Uie school to aid and Instruct the Lin. Wood Itlver. Orenou, H. D. towhuh W..IV!ib miiili. I t..,w ti,i,,,, that mleM Lamrllfe. Hood lUver. Omrou. M. A vtMw uY.i hi AMlUtt UB vw vwivuvi e v iumm v -s--- I ' Moody, The Dulles, Oregon. Must . . 41 wKnm k"vmw vi vm i -a.aAnwbiiH(irMH9wuw ... mittveou TraUNIKVlftllUU I1IU r. . ..n4dnML i uim'uira la sn nu imuiH iu iinio m awu jk, wtt""" i - miNitary scuooi, employ incoiupeieai leBeuera, uttrr Coin Coin THE &TEAL. aud the salary Is small and they seem to think one can teach as well as if paid Crowing the Atlantic, When ni httt. aiw n.lkm. The In- usually involves seasieauws. I 1 111.. .. - 1 . u ...1 4 .v.. ka.lt It wmpetent teadiurs All thte places, " ve piay pi um nal of the sugat bounty ot from the people. ' , ,. stroug Indeed must be the stomach that 'uofT conwmlptlon of couuenUy no Uiteret Is Uken In the wlthoutwvo,tlg. Tourist, On the basis or a co r school room aud of oouwo your boys wumH)rolHl u.vetem, yachtsmen, marl- elxty-flve pounas oi buK r ftud glHg gwwn dlsoouraged aud um Hu utlfy that HostetUr's ur 68,000,000 of people, we have at H)tiQ thlnk they cau guniiach Bitters Is the Ut remwly for get along without an education, and at U nau exper cucea in n.ugn ineagoinHeeiiorsulWu.vw,ai, pftklytravelt)ni by oftun mm tney nave au weauiatiueiranowi ethiug BKU to tbls, and find Is above their parents, or think they tu t10 lutters Its surest remedy. No know more than any oue. A large dUwrder of the stomach, liver or bowels part of their character is fornml tD l obstinate that It may not be oveh ,. fhr the country amounting tv M000 Pou which, t n average price of -j .1 .nundfor the raw matenal, ..,ILft12l.550.0CD. It U proposed WUUIU vw w ' , I CORRESPONDENCE. LUCIilJIIt'TE. Albert and Jake's tracks crow at 8uver. Mrs. JtimeHlltlbrand, Is Improv ing very slowcly. There will bo preaching at Buver next Sunday evening. John James hits seventy tons of hay to balo this harvest Willie and Sliver's other fair daisy are st ill holding together. W, H. Grant and wife was vlit- ing in this vicinity hurt Sunday. Kvcrctt bud his new Elgin wove- rnout out of its ciu40 lust Huuday lor reitirs. "Say parduer you had better ro (air your haruoM liefore nt Suu day, or you will get left." We uotico a new ltorso and buggy in our part of - the country everv ouoo aud a while. Grout says Uie roads are flue to buggy ride, Sunday nights. 8NAT 8II0T8. MtVKR. The wheat beads ia North Tolk and South Iknton, as far as we have hear are filled with a small parasite which threatens to damuge the crops. Some say they are hop lice and others dispute it. School closn in two weeks. It is time for liny harvest, and still it mliiH. A. Pnmucls, of Corvullh wna do ing buMlnesa here, Tuiwduy. Mrs. A. Sparks went to Amity, Tuesday to visit her mother. Willio Hubbard is cutting hop poll on Jiw. Harper's pltico. Jlessers Elgin and Howoi, mudo a flying trip to Salem, Tuesday. Prayer meetings are now held here, every "Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ed. McLarie. and . children were v Itdtlng relatives at Lew isv llle, Sunday. J. E. Smith and family, of Oervais. have been vlHltlnir at. v. F. Cauthorna this wH'k. There will lie a match ball game played here on Saturday, Iwtweon the Lewisvilla and Suvcr ball nines. Miss May Harper Is now taking a much neoded rest after a three months school taught at Fair View with a six mile ride night and morn inf- There is no place Ir. Oregon wliere i Utter ml Is wrvwl than at the res- Uuraut of Westaoott Irwln, 27rOom men'lal sUwt. Bulem. Meals 2ft CU Ilood'sCurcs fa Krause's headache capsular, are more pleusaut autf convenient to take tlinu iwwders, wafers, elixirs, etu l'AKKKK. UUUV w 4 I LNUk w vuvil viwinvw w I M , , ... I perceui,-"'- , t, v.i ue of ana 8ena your wy8 " g ua fuwr kidney and rheumatic trouble the sugar we Import, antt uie v I as they will receive what cannot be sold 1 4lt nervousness. EmlgranU to the Road work lu this vlclulty is ouienUredomestlo proauci wouiu ortakeuaway from them in future frontier should provide themselves with about to a focus. life. . l K u v m nni i ""i . . ...ir A. 40Dercent,advaiorem - in the whole United SUtes. only six .. ma ima wnrth of raw sngarl , ... . ...... OU tne isi,o-i " oeet sugar raciones were io ojcruuu , consume wouia amouuv . j wodudll- I2.004.8il8 pounds of this fine medicinal safeguard agatust the efiecU of vlcliwltudes of climate, hardMhlp, expoeure aud fatigue. They Will lie MUwed. -.v, nnn .hiAh is eouh-alent to a special r Ml centa upon every man, sugar, operating on an average 58 daj-s, The school year of the Monmouth .nn.. tj.a iTh Rnirnr v.. Ijhl. Normal has come to an end, the woman and child In the country, upon students m abroad have returned to L of . 68.000,000 population. T!",ulNrill?i:L.UI?, tir hn total ' , iy uveiy village nas eecome somewnai i aueuuuig mo exei Under the McKinley tarirr me vBte qj.. CWno Valley Co., Chluo, duU by mwou of the dlMilllg of the LolleiW at BlonmouUi. .. tn nf tht suirar Douuiy i . . , ...... I , . .... . I 6061 W uu touum j " I Cal; vlxnaru UO., urann iHiniiu, cu., nuuue. io lungvr, muruiug suu eveu' Sheep killing dogs have btnui going up In smoke. J. O. David sou has all his farm building retdiingled. Miss Andray Waller, of Mon mouth, was viaitlng her uncle I'M. Bvdwell lattt week. Agmws Calbreath has Ihcu inir tne excrciHCS at. uie Those. Pimples paid to the producers of American raw jforlUk, Keb. The same lg we seo youmt men and maidens . i .ao-k KMB.Q riurinir the L . . .. . ........ I In irotdly numbers weiidluir their wav ingarwaaowe.,-.-, i factories have neeti iteeneeu .gam. - - - - noudent for Suver's new sciiU) last .... , , . A good letter is the verdict hi goodly numbers wending their way brought in, by the Parker cones .-nnn ut- Innlntncr the I . ... . season oi loss-, i The production or lasi year weptw. . . . ntttHratorv to week. . itk thA aorchum andl. , i , ........ ........ I Douniy ou o i to snow wusiuuruum iub v-v I QHSumiuK uie resiMiUHiumnes oi active v-. d .i.i..,!.. i- in i. I. tOapie BURar pruuuvuj, I preVlOUS Season, ilie oeeirsugui luu-iuie. iiicjr nvo iiuiu wo ir i . viaAinor mt I . . . ..n ai-,iiniii n Mi'iwiiiiMHfl ruin. iki rnr a tne cane ana ducers reiwrieti ii.iin aen unu : .... , i ...i, i,..... niiminnn.nil . I mi can enlov them selves lu IlllUKieut "in win return wm iiik.w ivwhuuii amountofthebountyattlO.OOO.OOOand culUvaUoDi Rmount of gugar to son can jo y uumst BH.. . timMlkttt ,, , jn Ann I a. . a I MUUKUivui aivs iivwviiihi iviivntiwu 1 mw.mv.. v - " " deducting mis nom be produced wlU be from -f.uw.wu w tin aindn suumioned to aoDear before with identv of idlo- men. . . At nnAar tllp I . . . ... . i I . . ... - V direct tax upon uie iiwhw " 30,000,000 pounas as esumaieu. u,tlr instructors. Yet, mauy will miss 40 per cent, advalorem rate, as n0W p0ib unty try her band at beet rals- one, who has been faithtul lu the Mr- $500 Reward proposed in the senate we have a special I . forniauce of his duties, one, who has foriuy trace of antlpyrene, morphine utmtional and direct tax upon the not only beeu a careful lnslructer, but c,,orHi or Hny other injurious com .1 I aiio hu b I iwtniMMi aattd As til rttmv I . . r . ... i a I . .1. .... i . ;...-.,oi!nAAnAt, U, ImMsed by m..,,,. . nt lono .vl.1l wuv "J "". ---"M pouna iu rauhe s ueauaciw wjwu.. "i ' - -j - bud won tneir ntgiiesi esteem, mere- the democraUc party. hile imposing that a bounty shouia be paid to the moval of 1'rofcssor Powell, from class 25 els., at Alexander-Cooper Drug Co, I'AIK VIEW lrs tttt-te"mytom that pour Wood! a $htaath ami wttightla cumpkzion. A tmhottktnf H. IS. B. mllmnm allftmign awdtmiium mdttr, ekantt the tliormghiy, and tr a cimr and rov eomiir. It it vwtt Virt ual, and tntirtly hamku. n, Xt Xnn Slrert, TWUh w ft humar In m blood ilrwd lo h, tmtll bottom ChM. Jlmton, -I haw had (i w.kt. k Hi. Mm nut imoi(!m would becul. ihutMwtins 'h'"? " UMrultnnoroiK". Allf Uking Uili"UW it .hould l-ptll telrmiid. l-pmUn.lIc.l lik tunoln loot rum U lui Uw UM ui 3 Twlnn blood inrtrilsdlwsmmslWdfw ' tiirlW i.t.L'f'IUIIl I'll. All.Mli.. lltt. PARK PENNYROYAL PILL ...hl.ri.u.l Fml Hegula l'r(c!lly ntiU siwsjr fulluul LS, In. for 9 r W miY THE LIGHT RUNNING PliANS BINDq V IT. If. Jlnntey "I Suffered Soveral Tear WUU rlwiimsUim. I tH no s pri. -.ha h.i ,.ii.r than I hiv lr ywirt. My wl bade bd cm of ouurrh and was wo tldtrtd I nmit )!. Slis eesftdense frwa sjs wwtm v m - - - Hood's Sarsaparma and srwr uniw (mt ltU- ' h li uUriy wi-ll." w. . uwii, Wh. K ,ir Ul 1 Ho?!?: Hood's M'a "" iloh l'F','wU, auisllal, liidliitnUoU. Tl S BU. -it' 1 0 r:'J : 7T, ' 41 o8 K ;v " VP '-M' I .;. . -W 1?6JABER1 LUMBER. THE Falls City SAW MILL -...... in ftill (im.riitlim nd lrl mmn l.u'lr ssran If f"l J1! tain tviiilwr siid a FINE PLANER h I., ..l.i.-d I.. I he 1'lsiit. Allrili'WHiio on sliorl nolle. F. O' DON NELL'S, ; T ; 1 ULI& Prop'rlstors. sit IrrKKUlnrlitiNi, pnliirut MiMmtmlluii, i. pnliii, llhi'y iii-ver full hisltiirJ wdy nd rerliilo rwllwl. NO KM'KIU M !.. r, liul h'lDiilina soil ivwltlvii rullff. ml'liJ on nr yenni of mniwrlemw. All ordir iillid diiwi rroiu our offlm, rrwtwr rkKss St or l MMkiw fr $5 ly wH. I"iittld. EVERY PACKAGE GUARANTEED. rrtl iilumfnlmlll wiiw. All oorrtmiun i iim strloily Confldsntlsl. PARK REMEDY CO., Boston, Mshm. CITY STABLES. ELY JOHNSON.' Prop. Horses Fed by the Day, Week or Month. Stock CI a m 1fl 0) 5 o in MFMfS SHOES, Spring stggk Y J HAS AWWIVKD. J. M. VANDUYN I. Cemnellee t. Contlwe Beslaeee. YeuwIHget In All of Hie Old Stock. We are ReoeMna. FRESH GOODS Dally, an We are neo. t y- th LATEST STYLES, WELL BOUGHT, CAREFULLY CHOSEN, CHEAPLY SOLD. thla special and direct advalorem tax of Droiucer8 0f raw sugar lu the United work la regretted most grleveously by (38 600,000 upon the people, so as to gtateg untu l905 Thia WM R definite all, and It la the loud hope that he may proyideasurplusofrevenue for demo- ondertoWng ou the part of the United if turned to his usual position lu v .. . .jMr. ... . ..... . the school room. cratlo extravagance ui m states governmeni, ana oeuevinu m KjUuW,iiill.irMnn win i tion of our government aflalrs, we also tfae houe9ty 0f our government the pro- W(1y whea the usual exeretatv have the fact that the producers or tne 1 ducers of raw sugar have expended again begin lu the chapel. amrlin raw snrar will be robbed or mn .. lfW monev bv extendinir the Monmouth, during the lout con more than R100.000 a year, to which I ofguearlaudB and by adding to tntwmeut exerdsus, has gained more, paat week. tvarelevenUUed under a con- lIlfllr machlnerv. exoectln to recupe " , .W " Andrew Chamberlain to working - D I - - i tturoiiu u ucuiiuiui iuuuui iwuiiuu, i t ., , ri, -.f wifh thn TTnlted States govern- ,,,miivc, fnr n,a outkv In submxiueut ...a i. .i t. t 1. m, on the fence around tho t air V lew ment Thus we have the complete Lear9 ghall congress Ignore the immoral resorts, whereby studeuts school gaoundH. nf th itpmncratic tariff exposed. Mv,n,ov anil t.v annuUmr Its Dro- might beled from the path of vlrtueand Charley llolman hail the lulHfor- w I I .tt.. ttl.u. 1.11,1 flVt- Kev. V ooloy is holduig a pro tructed meeting at Elkiu's school hOUHO. Jlfrs. 3f. A. Tetherow, was. vteit- ing relutivi Id thin riduity the P. H.McCABE. S. MUHLMAN P. L McClBE I CO., Proprietors of ndependence lile Factor It la proposed to steal 14,100.000 a year ta reUrd the ,)ro(,uotion of sugar morality, into paths of vice and lm- tune to bllv6 ono of hi8 Xmt honM r I I niAi-nlirtl1 M Mnimitlt n will ffrnw Aflfl I . ..i a iirosper, and the Monmouth Normal crippled by gttin(f kicked. . . . . t irrt it .11 .! 1 i school will from year to year receive Albert says: "luais an rigiu mora ami wore the aimrobutlon of the Jake, you have all the fun can, if people until its very iiamo will be the J, aul not the proper people." ilrs. J. W.IIitewus doing biml. nctw in your city liwt week and re from the farmers and producers of sugar lQ the Uulted gttttes? In the United Btates, and it is further .www! to.Ul IM.600.000 a year from "Wheat Preduetlon. thn entira tieoDle of the United States, in th North in the East. In the West, As cotton Is to the South, wheat is slgniilcation of a high and worthy In- and In the South, by a direct adval- the money crop of the West.. Year by stltution of learning. oremtaxupon their breakfast tab, lf not, now lB U,e porhs thingH in booming Htyle, Which United States senarore W1" ,ioD and the surplus available for ex- time to provide yourself and family 3fi8 J"ay Harper closed a very dare to be a party to the fraudulent ha8 ncreafled; but while we have with a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, 8UCCCH8ful term of school at Fair Vlolatlan of a legal contract entered in- been enlarging our surplus other Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as an y. j fc YMay. The directort) to by the Uulted States government, countries have been going into wheat insurance against uny ( serious resuiu, n.i.h rntBA RfarfM senators will dare production for the purpose of export, from an attack of bowel complaint dur- W0U4" u ' J Which LnltedStetessenators wiu aare i ing tbe summer mouths. It Is almost for the fall term. to be a party to a steal rrom tne ooiu European markets In competl- certain to be needed and should be We see by lat weeks iwsue of tbe of $4,100,000 a year wnicn "Jui"5" ton wth us, with the eHect of making procured at once. No other remedy Bt.toa unotnn. will dare to be a varty nri of cruln lower and lower, and can take its tluce or do Its work. 25 to a steal of 138 600,000 a year from the taking from our grain growers that and 60 cent bottles for sule by all dealers. Dockets of the American people by a virtual monopoly oiulw wu.u w, pocketoortne Amencan vv J unce en0yed( Insteed of having to com direct tax upon their breakfast tables? . ' rwDool markeU with I m rionecr Day At Dallas. Weut Side, that we have an auais taut in our writing. We always like to have plenty of help. But we do not wIhIi any of Luckianiute's old correspondents to exaggerate Certainly po republican senator w'11 Ruma only, the Amerlcau grain grow- Thfi PnIk r!o .t,on,.cn( held their things in our columns in such aanctlon such an act The McKinley er nas to-day to compete with Ruwiia, flflh Hnnuui met)llntt at Dallas, Friday way that it is impossible for us to bill provisions, has largely increased I India, Australia ana wun me greHttnd Saturday, and was a successful correct them. the nroduction of smrar In the United and growing importance or uie u proC(!H80 Btarted from m i n. .l.i,. w a 1 1 mi 't'titi nnui irm in - . . . .tu t o l iieuiHoi iti8c""" l" """" ' Cltofoa .nil nn renllVillc&n will Cast S Tote that will tshd to decrease that production. FA BM ED VCA TION. ' Arut! wheat in Argentina is Increasing by rapid bounds, thewhentexportjumping from 827,000 tons In 1890, to 1,000,000 tons In 1893. It is claimed the exports of the current year will reach 2,000,000 tons. For imports, protection Is eilect od bv a tariff: for exoorts. Ifc Is only One of the neccessary things for sue- ible to produce tbe same result by a cessful fanning Is at least a fair educa- reduction .in transportation. Protec tion in the common English language, tion and cheap transportation is the of our own public schools, not simply only solution or prontame wneat ra i an education, but It Is a help for the farmer to contrive. Some mignt A Million Friends. education is not neccessary on a farm. A lrlcnd In need Is a friend indeed, How many, persons you hear say: "I and not less than one million people can ret alnti without an education, have found just sucn a menu, in ur, o I , ut.... TA! ....... f. im nAiiuiimn. , ... , . - . T o. tt.ine'B lit! AIOWVOJJf 1V1 w..nu.u, x ant going to ue a Ht, t. - ,,, nm, Vll(la Tf vou have going to be a farmers wife," and also never tnto Great Cough Medicine parents will talk before their children, one traj wui conviuce you that It has aying: "I never went to school after I wonderful curative powers in all dls- M ft rrt!n mm, and manv other eases of throat, chest and lungs. Jiacn . . . bottle is guaranteed to do all that is - " ' ". claimed or money is refunded. Trial ment to your children to aitena scnooi. botUeg free at any drug Btore Lttrge You will hear these same remarks bottles 50 cents and $1. made by little schoolchildren, especial- fwwhe.'B Rimli ro-nnrku ah above are ex- Mazamas. pressed to them by older ones. What a sad mistake, esneclallv of the youth, To mountain climbers and lovers of ,,. tinA hiin ,.honl nature: Pursuant to pnblished call u, , . . meeting of interested parties was held free of tuition, be at home, and If noth- m to C()n. ing more go to school at times of the glder tne practlcabillty 0f organizing a year, when not al work on the farm, mountain, climbers' club ,during the Mrjeclallv nnr hnva. In the winter when ensuing summer. w Hnin titv-imr. flittlnJ It has been decided to meet on the -V " "w vas v v summit of Mount Hood on the 19th of way their time, and receiving In re- month for permanent organiza turn no consideration whatever. Edu- Oonj Rnd a rdial invitation Is extend catlon cultivates the mind,' promotes ed to all mountain climbers and lovers ingenuity, quickens the thought, en- of nature, to be present. A "typical the city hall, headed by an ox team loaded with pioneers, followed by tbe DullaH cornet baud and this by pioneers ou foot and in carriages. Arriving at the grounds the pioneers present were registered according to the year in which they arrived, 1844 being the oldest and on down to 1850, the latest date for a pioneer. Minutes of previous meeting were read, and then catne the announcement of oioneers who had died during tbe year in Polk county being: B, F. Burch, Isaac Lewis, Ira S. Townsend, Duvld N. Bums, Mrs. Tillotson and Q. T. Waller. Hon. J. II. Hawley, delivered the address of welcome, In which he touch ed on the objects of this reunion, the renewing of old acquaintances, and of the class of meu who hewed the forests of the West and spoke of the grand country which we Inhabit. He then extended a cordial welcome to the pioneers. Hon. N. L. Butler delivered the ora tion In which he lauded our pioneers and showed that thelr's were heroic achievements. The barbecue thon took place, which was well handled and save satisfac tion. The reminescensesof pioneers follow ed which were unusually enterestlng. The crowd was large but orderly. The various games, were called, but there was no tug of war as Independence had no team. The game of base ball between Dallas and McCoy was won by the former. Krause's Headache Capsules War. ranted. For sale by Alexander-Cooper DrugCe. HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS I Short Breath, Palpitation. Mr. O. W. McKInscy, postmaster of Kokomo, Ind.,and a bravo ex-soldlcr, says: "I had been severely troubled with ncare disease ever since leaving tbe army at the close of the late war. I was troubled with cavitation and shortness of breath. I could not sleep on my left side and had pain around my heart I became so ill that I was much alarmed, and for tunately my attention was called to Dr. Miles, Heart Cure I decided to try It. The first bottle made a decided Improvement in my condition, and five bottles have com pletely cured mo." 0. W. McKINSET, P. M., Kokomo, Ind. Dr. Miles' Hoart Cure Is sold on a posltlrs Xuarantoo that the II rut bottle will bene .lldrttMlatasellltatll. 6 bottlos tor 15 it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of Dries Manufacturtr of FIRST-CLASS Drain Tile, of all slies. Prices to Suit the HARD TIMES. OFFICE AND FACTORY ndependence, Oregon, I IS ly ; j Left in Charge-. INDEPEXDESCK. OKKGOX. ( Heart J) Mil wr. nl umk u ttt Mt Umm I rorrr'nHri-d Aminlf"riw4wm s' r"u BMU'r '"w mole bnul hHI U, rlw nl IPX nlll. llmnitnlnlnnn-y M thin l Iwl '""" 1,0 01 M V V euun- Vn l mtUJ s. M. frri a CeV IWrolit, I No More Back AcheJ mwM raveL'Tq S Constipation, S ifiFLAMATION of iHt BLADDER. AK0 BALL KIDNEY DISEASES Our Stook will be eemelttely re.Unehe4. It will pt wou te Cell et 0oe end esemlne the Selen-li I Stock. If you cennot oome yourself, eo4 yonr oreW ' J. M. VANDUYN, Intfcpenaenoe, Oregon. LADIES SHOlM i. ( L X 0 Alexander-Gooper Drag Go. druggists STATIONERS. iThe Finest and Most Complete Llneot THE i ANDI! AND TOILET ARTICLE' 1 O. A. KRAMER, fine Jersey Stock I Thro perwms dolrlnU brvtxi for dairy pnriMWwi are noil fled that BERT SIGNAL H. R. No. 35,002. Ih a riiTUiloortud roglMtorod Jersey, aid limit, -efl siiwlfle may be had lor the eciwon of 'W fur AdiliTM or call ou J. 11. PARK Kit, t he own cr, at h1n fiirm 2 mile east of Independence, I'll Atsfatcles and Clock HOME BUILDF.RS Will consult their best in terests by purubnsina tbeir SASH AND DOORS of the reliable mo nufnolnrsr, M.T. CROW .. Independence, Or., swoes nor to Ferguson & Vsa Meer Bngnr pine and oedar doors, all sizes, on bund. SCREEN DOORS. FiRF.iS FOR SiLEI .lain Street, In the City. - Independence, Oregon. Independence Stables. Stylish Turnouts Alwavs in Readiness Havlnc lately purchased the entire interest in the stttblea of J. N ones, we are now bettor prepared than ever to meet the demands ot tho public as we are now niakint: and are preparing to make many. sulwUntial, Improvements. Teams boarded by the day or monta Traveling men a specialty. SALEM fiTAftEWe otwrnte a dally itajre line between Hnlem and Fallii Cltv. HtMl nRVByTl( llv lor liiiTenendenee al4 a m .1 leavi Indniwrnlnniw for R11I1.111 kI 8 Lm. Krool Haleiu for Indepeudnnoe.aUme al 1 p.m.) leave lndeendeu.w for Kalis City at t p.m PETER COOK Prop. THOMAS FENNELL, (Suoeoesorto HARKINS & FENNELU - SHOEIIIG and WAGON REPAIRING. HififtlpswiiVtinw HOnSE Horse Shoeing $1.50. LOWEST PRICES on all Work. - INDEPENDENCE, OR. limit with (1. O. llitri(oa. the live real eHlnto aKi'nt.Hhurldiin, ureaon, Head tills UbI al dealrable purcliiuieii! No. 1. 20 flown, nil rlvor-bntlom land, 10 aere In cultivation, well fenced, ! acres In fcrnln; buyer koi h lii of crop and iitWHcHHlon of the ruui. nf land liinncillaUtlv: 2 mile from Hhiu'iilan no count v remit: nrloe Kin per acre: line hop, garden or fruit land. Jto . 2, 27 acre, all In cultivation, all level T. nil ronced, ittiu yarn w annum hiiu onnren, inllcKlioni Hhorldan, level road to town. TTiiiIh Im very rich crock bottom lands Ae limp land, and the bontehteknn ranch In the Jtnmtej price $27 nor acre. MHohhIi, balance :li one year. Tnrce nawmlllH In two aud a amir mllea of the place, lumber fH per , itboiiHand foot. This plaoowlll eoll for H0 ipur acre bolbre fall. Ko.'l. flOaore,45 In eulllvatloni 20C yards ti wttxiol iuid eliureb. Mill creek bottom land, Pirtf e SIR por acre; one-half oiwh, balance In owe year. No. 4. S7 aeren, all In cultivation with sum. mor lUllow wheal, buyer eta one.thlrd erop. Two inl a hii.tr mlliM to hherldnn, one mile to mrtionl mid church. lrfinl all level, No. 1 will for milt or hopn; price ;W per acre. No, IS. I eros. all level oreok bottom lanrt.lfi acres S11' cultivation, 4 acres or iihIi timber watmrnd by Mill creek; 2! inline to hnori dan; tM miles lo school and church. Huyer gets paNseeelou Immediately; prlco $;iOpor aero. I liBVothor farms of all descriptions for sale iind boimht and sold for non-resl. dents. Parties liavlim land for sale will do well to list ' lie same Willi tne If they want It sold as I use lots of printer's ink and let the neople see what I nave tor salo. O, O, Burokwi, 'Real Estate Agent beridan, Oregon. New Store, New Goods, Lowest Prices ! The tlmos demand It and the PKOPt.E must have Full Value for tholr money. get this Is st the The place W The "STAR GROCERY," SMITH & CO., Proprietors. (!ome one and all and get prices before buying elsewhere, It will pay you. C Street, Near Postoifice. INDEPENDENCE, OR. The WEST, SIDE Has tho Most Comploto 4 In Polk County. PRICES THE LOWEST. " 1 1 ' 1 1 , i 1 1 1 i 'i - WORK THE BEST. I I t I l l l M 0 r V;