The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, August 31, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEST SIDE. SWKH BY Vest Sil 3 Publishing Crnipany FRIDAY, AUO IIST 81, All Free. Those that have uwed Dr.Kliitf'a Ntw Dlaeovery know It value, aud thoms tlmt have nut, have now the opxrtuu itv to try It free, 1 Call ou the adver tised di UitgUt Mtid net trial buttle ftvo, Send jour name and addre to H, K Jlueklen A ., Ctitvwitts tt get a taut pie box of Hi'. King' New LIU pills, lr. a well im a cntv of tUilde to IttHklth nidI lluuaehot Id ledruelorftee. All of which l guaranteed to do jnu waal and coal you nothing. Any drug tore. TAKC NOTICE. a tier tliU d I will not be rvaponalhl lor ny avnia or wuirat'w oi any pvrwin eVMl ttiyseU. W. II. UUMKSTIKltl, To Our SnbaerHHT. It yott will wiui lo thl o(tU AW and pay your subscription both lit amaj and to advanc prepared! to treat you very liberally. Call aud u. Wwt !Ul Publishing Company. Uuekleu' arnica 8al The beat ralv a th world for cut, brulaes, sore, utcoi, aU rheum, fever sore, totter, chappet. hand, chilblains, ouru, and all kln emotions, and poU tlvely cure pile o no pay required. It to guarantor! to glva perfect tttlafao tlon or money refuuded. Price 25 ceut per bos . For sale by all drugglat. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Not hereby given lltut J. It tXxiper ha been appointed admtnUtfabir of lit lt of Constance llouok dvosaaedon Iba tli day of August All prwm knowing themselves Indebted to sld Wle are rtuiird lo will 111 same Immediately, and ll person having claims against sold (Mint are imtinml to prwwnt tb unw, duly vertfled, wllbln six nionUt from tills date. Imied this iind day or Annust, ItW. J. It, l lKll ttl, Administrator. For Sal. 4 MrtStTOll JMIU J'-KfcKt) NULL. Al. Amit u. will iHntuiaft'r M .i-!! pntoul, fimrun'O hum, In lUiwuillv. rUcr. Kunulrn land for SaW. 400 acres of good bottom laud for m at$3Sdollaeracn, Will cut It to tult purchatwr, In lot of forty to alxty acrea. Teruw eaay. " Addrvat trauk Elgin, 8uver, Polk ooooty, Oregon. 4t George Skinner & Co. of the Flouring Mills, of Independence, are now ready to store wheat or pay cash for same, and are here to do business with the farmers, and invite their patronage. SECRET SOCIETIES. AO. U. W.-INDEPENDENCE . Lodge, No. 22, uieHi ery Muii .lay ulKbt In I. -O.K. ball. All ojo'irii injf hrotheii are luvited to attend. Oeo. A. Smlih,M. W.j W. O. Couk, Record er. VALLEY LODtlE, NO. 42, 1. O. O. F. Meet in Vioda) d ball etery l tiurday eveulng. All Odd fellow cor dially invited to meet with ua. H. E. Ferguaon, N. O.; Zed ItoeenMorf, Bet reUry. T YON LODGE, NO. 29, A. F. A A. I M. Stated eoratnnnlcmiiotia satur day evening on or lefore full moon each month aud two weeka thereafter. W. I . Connoway, W. M. 1L B- Patlernon, Secretary. HOMER LODOK, NO. 40 ft., oi i . Meeta every Wednesday evening . . . m an All knighta are cordially luviiea. v. S. Laughaiy, C. C'j D. H. Craven, K. ofF-JcS. PH Y8ICI AKS DENTISTRY' T-R A. MULKKY, DENTIST, L practices the profoaalou In branchea. SallHfuctlon mnntevi. Offlce houra, 8 to 12 and 1 to 5. Ofllee In the O'DuiiiifU brick, Indepondeiice. EL. KETCIIUM, M. D. OFFICE , and reaidt'uee, ciruer llailroad mid Alonmoutb mIh., Iiidepeudmioi-, Or. DU. J. IJ. JOHNSON, RESIDENT Dootiat. All work warranted to Kive the beat of aatlafwition. Iudepen dencu, Or ATTORNEYS. -EO. A. SMITH. ATTORNEY AT J Law. Will practice in all state and federal conrta. Abotraot of title furniahed. Offlca over Independence National Bank. BONHAM A HOLMES. ATTOR neya at Law. Offioe in BvnUn block, lietwecn State aud Court, on Com .mercial atreet, Salem, Or. SASH AND DOORS. MITCHELL A ROHANNON, MAN ufiicturera of anib and doors. Alao, scroll sawiog. Main treel, Iudo pendence, Or. VETERINARY SURGEON. DR. E. J. YOUNG, kkobnw. Veterinary 8urKejn Bid Dentin "baa moved to Independence, "J opened an office over the Independence Nation al Imnlt, LOCAL AND PERSONAL A Two or Aiviiknt .-There were standing on tlii street smiday eveidn three person with their arm In sIIhk ami mey compart'd tioU Warn tf..m . . . . . """"" i.u ii m iurt arm broken lu a ruunway two wntkit ngo Tburaday, by hit uain miuiiiik away in North linuinh' and throwlug m in out on t ho road. J. K, VanMv inn nuni iihiiii in a tmmiiiue cuim d by gutting eautbt In a mraw-onrrloi ouMadUoii A MurpliyV thitlir on Iburadayor lttt wwk. lltn Imnd Ii Iwdlyuutaud Urulwd ami had U urn Ikvii fiirproiiiitHniliiHiMe would haw lmthl liuiiil mitln-ly, J, 0. (loinitt' bad hk hMhd In a baixluK), hu havhitt lHen iliiii,iiK wM.d fur u thtwlu aoruwt thu rlvvr ntul IiIimhI H.lnunlii(r in aud bin band lm-iwiiU u wrv tmd aniHiimmw, Mm nwolloit and Ittltutit- wt. UK1HHTION Of FKKIDIIT Rtl.- Ibo Southeru Paolflo company an unuiiea tlmt IIimv will Iwiue, elUnllve K.pteuiUr IhU JHSI4, a upeolul .tarllT im hoiwlit carloads minimum weight of llm, of .o pur loo llm, from uregou terminal and Interuiedlale point to Mlaaotirt river, Mlaalaalor riven Chicago, and point, common therewith: ClimlunatI, Detroit and oomiuuu pulnUt,Plltaburg, llullato and conituou iolma, aud New York. u ton and Atlantic nealioard comnu oluU. This Is nearly a 25 per eeut reduction, and will be of great benettt to the bop grower of Oregon. The Southern Pmtlllo company reoognlsie the fact of the preaeut low price U'lng oflured for how ntid are willing to help the situatUm by reducing freight ratea. Thb Hkahiiik at H0MK.TI1U warm weather haa s?ut very many peraon to the eiawt but still everyoue cannot have that pleasure. These who atny at home need not however deprive themaelvM of all the aeaalde plt'iornr The writer tmk a carriage last week aud with a company of friends went dowu to the Im Creole creek near the Hit bridge on the Sulcin road, dowu under the shade of the greeu trees, bathing suite were put ou and you can have Just as flue sport there aa al the ocean IkooIi. After a nhIiii Hi the wateradluuer wua spread and par taken of. with a irood aiatlte. There are many place both on the I.a Creole and Lucklamule wht're parties cnu go out and have a moat enjoyable time lu that way, at aiimlt exx.'iiw A Fink Hoi' Yakm.W, M. Molaon, who Millies near Itb krenll I1101U) acre of splendid furm land, of which he has nluty-tbree acres lu hops. During the training season he had twenty-six ineu at work; but uow he ha only live men. Kara Meeker, the hop king of the count was visiting bis yard lant week aud gave Mr. MoUin much encouragemcitt from his npoit. It takes a man "with btisluess ability to conduct farming 011 the large scale which Mr. Molaou ! following aud Mr. Molaou la the right man In the right place. Sgi'ine Lines IIikt. Last Satur day as II. M. Lines was driving along near Cha. Hamlin farm lu King's Valley, he came to a short turn In the rwd and thinking the horse were turn ing too short gave a Jerk on the Hues, but pulled the wrong line aud so threw himself out of the buguy aud sustained some injuries, one or two ribs being broken, aud being Uully shakt-U up Dr. Rutler wua culled aud drove out there lu two hours and stain bad his atleiit feeling comfortable. Statu Faik. The program of the forthcoming slate fmr September 17th lo the Sid promisee to be very attractive, the persons having it lu charge evident ly being "new blood." There will be both day aud evening sessions and besides the horse racing there will lie bicycle races and Indian war dunces, field sports and duy II reworks. It is about time that our it "to fair should be conducted on more modern melius! and be less of a chestuut lu Its program. A Ricycle AcctDKNT, Lat Thurs day eveulng Ed. Clodfelter, who UupiHc an expert ou the bicycle, was making a spurt ou the race track at Tutumge and his machine became unmanageable aud threw him, dislocating his collar bone. A physlcluii wuh mm moiled and Ed, suffered Intensely while the lame was being brought buck In place, but Is now getting along all right, Pikbckij With a Pitch fokk. Last week Clyde Williams lay dvn In the straw to take a lest out near Alrlle, and one of the hands on the thresher cume along and not seeing him, threw a pitchfork Into the straw, which run through the fleshy part of Clyde's arm, Inflicting a painful, but not a dangerous wound. Fencing HuuNKO.-We undcratand thut as Isaac Simpson's thresher wa passliiK along the roud lant Saturday some sparks from the engine set lire to Mart Staut's fence and before aHislaiu:c came half a mile of his fencing was burned. During this dry weuther the u truest precuu tl on m us t be used ugn 1 ust Are getting out. . . Anothkb Runaway. Last Sunday Ben Harris, came down to ids futhers house In the western end of town and was unloading some vegetables und fruits for his father when the horses took a Blurt a nd ran up in front of H. II. Wagoner's residence where they collided with a tree and budly damaged the buggy. Cauhkof Ei)U0ATtoN,-Liit Satur day Prof. P. L. Cumpbell left for Raker City where be will lake part In a a teachers Institute. He will alt-o be In Umatilla county during his absence. To start out in the cause of education and go Into Eastern Oregon this warm weather shows Prof. Campbell lo be imbued with the educational spirit. rtiTHHKo wiTir Work -This office halt been crowded the past two weeks! with job work, nnd conscquumiy w e are indebted to severul who have ohsisS ed In getting news for the paper, chief among them bclog W. R. O'Doni.ell. brother of J. F. O'Donnell the hard ware morchuut. Rusticating. John 1 .... , " " Lrn , ' Veruou and week, but one of Ids horse Was taking sick ou the roml at llalsey and they could not proceed until another home waeeetit from the farm, They are now ut the springs, IckCukam Kx'lAl-.An Ice creuin octal will lie lut given by the Cochrane W. C T. U. ladle at the residence of David Wldteaker ou the evening of September 1st, lOverytsidy cordially Invited, Mr, Jane Powell, president ; Miss E. CiKjucllette, secretary. Last Saturday afternoon, a motor haul of the Monmouth Junior Y. P. H. (', E came d iwu on the !i:.'lo motor and upon their aiilviil here, were met b,v the Inilependeiur Junior Y. P, S, O, E of the Christian eluiich ami iHi ortcd lo the city puck. An cmyIIiiiiL piiiguon by the MoiiiniiUlli Juultirsauilht ei'i'oui was wived by the Independence Juniors and luiisnut games enjoyed by (he children until 0.00 o'clock when the Monmouth Juniors tok the iiioim for their home It. A. llaniuier and family, of Heiitou iiaiiity, pussh through link' lieiideuee Wetliusday from Eastern Washington, where he has been travel lug for his health. He travels with 1 learn and visited Walla Walla, Colfax, Spokane and the Dig Rend country. lie resirl times to hu harder vast of the mountains than here, wheat only iXI cents er bushel aud the majority of people drink hurley collco. Mrs. Ida Vaughn, who haa made her homelu Portland ever since leaving Independence came up ou Tuesday's tram, aeeompultied by her friend Mrs, h. A. Percy, aud are guests of Mr and Mm, J. S. Cper, Mr. Vaughn la sultcrlng from a Kilirue In her tea arm, ami la going; to Hnd sometime ai me coast Doping to recover IH Use by resting there. Mm. J. 1). Smith, Miss Emma Dempsey, Mrs. T. J. llayler and Mrs, M. P. Collins, of Phut county Missouri, form the btaly guard to safely conduct lout llaytcr, ofl)aJlus,over to Newport lastTUMsday to ajKMid a wwk or so. Mm. Collins U a sister of Mr. T. J. llaytcr and sho and Mr. Collin are visiting In Oregon. Web. lloliiK-s, of Salem, who h study. lug law with his uncle W. II IfoluuN, was here Tuesduy examining the record lu Siiulre Irvine' wnirt, on Honlecaselii which hu was Interested, He attended aeh. Mil at Monmouth aud will 1st i-eiuein bored by the people there for Ills studious hublla, "Oh, my piair feet."' Why aufler when you can buy coinft rt at Van- duyn's for so little money. Al his store there are shoe that require no breaking in aud won't hurt the urnst sensitive feet.' Cull and get Vanduyn's price. Hewu tlmbere began arriving hist Weduesday for a new foundation under the Revere house, which will bo raised to the grade of the Street, a new side walk will also Im built III front aud otherwise Improved. , Clarence llenkle and Frank Hall leave on Saturday for SL Louis, where they enter a medical college and will return with tho necessary knowledge to enable theiu to. successfully combat the physical Ills of mail. Our townsman Peter Cok who owned the livery stables here, selling them to A. Doeksteader, ha accepted position with a Portland agricultural Implement ilnu and last Tuesday start ed out ou a collecting tour, hen we are oflering this mwr with twcnty-lhn-eoolumiiaof reading matter relghtecu linn (lis for 2, wise and prudent readers will take advantage of the oiler ami plank down the coin while the oiler lusts. Pojiosals are in order these nice even- luus such as are enjoyed only In Oregon. Why not proiMise to your fair com panion, to take tt glass of thoe cooling drinks sold by Pink Patterson. Zed Jtosondorf returned from his IhR to Wallu Walla, Heipuer, eto. 011 last Friday, Ho say he found the towns up there quite lively aud business men having a good trade. You would, wouldou't you, pay t.'l for a pair of alos's formerly $4 and f.1? Of course you would. Then go to Van- lives' and select a pair of his latest lu tyie. . Farm for eiile One of the best 300- acro farms lu Polk county otie mile 0111 State Norinul school; also 40 acres choice hop land. Apply to Eugene utt nn, Moiimoulli. tf Harvesting of wheat and oats la over and now the Prescoit & Veness saw mill will again resume operation. Over 000,0(10 feet oflumlfer was sawed this ear, Mrs. W. P. Counnway her mother aud her niece Miss CoraSucll, relumed 0111 Newport Monday, where they have been enjoying the sea breeze for a week. , We would cull the attention of cash iiUHcriliers to our oiler of tho West fiiDK to Janunry 1I)(J for $2. This oiler made now and may he discontinued at anytime. W.O.Cook wishes to Imforni the public that he lias In Ills employ a killed mevhnulo who Is ready to do II kinds of furniture repairing und pholstcring. Ulve him a call. Man 'wants but little here below. This sentence tumbled flat. For with the Wilson Hill; he can't get hulf of that. J. F. O'Donnell, of Independence, atidU. W. Houch, of Monmouth, have purchased O. G. OrlflU & Co'h. tile factor, of tills place. Mrs. Hurris, of Salem, the mother of Mrs. D. H. Craven, and her daughter Ida, spfiit this week here, at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Craven. Mrs. W. W. Perclval returned Mon day from Seattle, Washington, where she has been vislliujr relatives and friends for a couple of weeks, II, It. Patterson nnd wife, Miss Fanny Scntt and A. J. Goodman nnd wife, who returned from Nestueeu last week report a very pleasant trip, Miss Etta Clark, of Portland, waathe guest of Mrs. W. P. Connaway purt of this week, Hpeuding tho remainder with her parent at Rlckrenll. There Is. no place lu Oregon where u a better meal la served than at the res taurant of Westncott A Irvine, 71 Com mercial street, Salem. Meals 25 eta. Take a look nt those canning peaches f nr.AMf ti r"" " order t"1 Im fillerl from large shipment neit week while fneh, i D. II, Roydston, the fish dealer, of Independence, haa had a elgn painted aud Is ex iteming to reap a golden harvest during hop picking. A sample of those canning peaohee received tout rrow at Clodfelter Ilrca. Re ure your orders are In to catch the large ihlpmetit next week while fresh When you want a good bricklayer, plasleier or stone mason. Call on or adilres James Floyd, ludependeni. Old iiK'rs In bundle of twenty-five, for sale al the W kmt Stint ofllce for dime. Vanduui ba Just received a fine hue of hop picking glove at 60 cent a p dr. Flunk Hull, of ('nation, had hi photo taken last week by our resident nrtlat, Oavmi. I1'. E, Shafer, of the harness shop, went over to Jefferson last Sunday to visit friends. ..',... Rev, I). V. Poling will preauh In the Congregational church on Sunday morning only. (Jorge MeKnlght, of Llun county, the owner of Oueea the famoui trotter is In the city. Mm. M. M. Armstrong, of Corvallle, I visiting her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Doeksteader. It will not tx long until Clia. Staat will tie In hi new barn at the end of the long bridge, W. Ii Cn'ssey and wife returned home Sunday from Ysqiilna, He says tbt ho had a fine time. Mm. H. J. Day, of Eugene, alster of A. J. (Jood'tian, was visiting Mr. and Mrs. (loodiuaii this week. ' Miss Ota Knighton, of Albany, wa visiting Mis Aide Veruou at her home near HJckreall last week. Mrs, Armstrong, matron of the SI let 1 agency, and her daughter, came lu on the morning train Monday. Mis Resale ltarker and Mlldled Llunvtlle, of Corvallls, were visiting Mis 8. E, Owen this week. Hop picking commence next week lu full blast. Tho bicycle rare last Saturday were well attended, Ricyete race at Talmage, Saturday at (i-M sharp. Miss Alice Macauley went to Ban Franelsco Monday. Dr, Ketchiun 1 building' small addition to hi house. Auut Iluldah llrowo went to Corvallls Monday on business. Canning is-aoltM at Clodfelter Droe. For a cut, bruise, bum or scald, there Is nothing equal to Chamberlain' Pain Rahu. It heal the part more quickly than any other application, and unles the injury I very severe, noscarl left. For sale by Alexander-Cooper Drug Co DALLAS DOING'S. IIisllNsTrsiiserlpt, II. C Plumuter Is looking awfully ImiscMime these day. HI wife and sun are away at the coast, aud batch ing dismn't set well with bhu. Since the atsive was put in type, Mr. Plum uier ha relurniKl and H. C wear his usual smile. Threshing 1 almut com pic ted and most of the machine have been housed for the eeaaou. Supt, Hutchinson yesterday took a run down to Portland ou bis wheel. Prif, Reynohl reached the 100 notch for state certificate. That's the kind of principal to have. Assessor Beckett ha rented the Coout property, corner Mala and Clay, 'and will move with his family to Dai- Ins. J. S. Ashhaiigh I serving In the capacity of deputy sheriff, and look quite al homo at the table where he hu been for several months past. Women aud girls who ride bicycle sit erect and usually present a graceful appearance. Home men and a; few boy who ride bicycle sit like toad 011 a log and look for all tiio world like them ungraceful, uncouth and hor ribly deformed. Pattern after the lrl while riding. Sheriff Plummer Is a pretty cloee and accurate observer of the hop situation, aud he suya there will be 12,000 bales produced 111 Polk county this year or nearly double the output of any previous year. Counting 1H0 pouuds to the bale, would be 2,11)0,000 pouuds, and at 10 cents per pound would bring J1U,000 Into tho county. Of course ihe price purt of this Item Is baaed on supiKmltlnn; but that seems to be about the way the hop business Is ruuulng these day. Saturday evening lout, Louisa the 10-ycur-old daughter of Mr. aud Mm. J. L. Collins met with a painful accident. She got ier right hand caught In the gearing Af a straw cutter, aud the first joint of the Index finger and the Ill-stand second Joints of the second linger were mushed to pulp. The Reporter Is authority for the statement that the Salvation army, which has been holding forth In Mo Mluuville for some time past, will l lu Dallas Hits week to remain for a time, There ore eight members; have a complete bras band, are all good singers and Dallas may expect a gonulno "hallelujah tlmo." Fred lirown has a partner lu the Hutel de Plummer, aud his name is Charley Smith. He was brought up from Independence, Monday, by special constuble W. W. Williams, from Justice Irvine's oourt. The clmme against him was breaking opeu a trunk und some sewing, machine drawers, und his bonds were fixed at 200, Sheriff Plummer Is quite a Joker. Monday he told Smith that lirown hud fits und to watch him; then he told Brown the same regaidlng Smith, The result was that the two prisoners took up stations at sufe distances from each other and watched almost through the entire night. But neither was at tacked with flts. Web Hilton, one of thejollleat boy In the country has bought out the Interest of Mr. Griffith in the MoMlnn vllle cigar manufactory, and he and Wayne Carlln make a strong team. The hove are turning out several No. 1 , - , , . . i brands of cigars and are doing a good !,... ' Attorney Rutler A Townnend were in Independence on legal busliios last Thunday. Th "eo.'5-partUwn" lawyer aod dvertlsing wdlcltor w also there and when he started home got attorney Townseiid'i home and buggy ' and wu driving out with all pomp Imaginable when espied and Hopped by the latter, who reminded him that he had beet go and get hi own rig. They say t'tt the Independence "water" ha a won derful effect ou tome men. J. C. Cooper, of Yamhill conuty. I now tiuaired In arratnrinir to disomy at th Kate fair an exhibit of fruit of the county, lie ha constructed an arrangement which when completed will represent a large well curb, com lamed entirely of lbs various varletle of fruit, nroduoed in Yamhill, both lu the natural aud nreserved tate, and when once set up oil the grounds must excite the Interest and admiration of ll. Polk county I Utter for fruit thau Yamhill, aud Just why some ueh device for display I not being sent over from here. Mil writer kuoweth not. THE BICYCLE RACES. THE 8EC0ND BACK TAKEN FLACK WITH A 0001) ATTENDANCE.. There Were HU Elder to Coutost In tkl Bace. chailk mm AUilN IN WimiU IN TilK IKK. Last Saturday evening the second of the ncrle of the bicycle race for Polk county wheelmen took place. The City Rand of. Independence en livened the ocoaelon with their choice music. There were alx tarted In the race they drawing position a follow Chaa, StaaU, Luke 11 w ley, W. R. Howe, Fred Venew, Lorlng liedwell, and C. L Haw ley. The race by l la given In the following table, THE RACK BY MILVS. Tim m tat tB fcar us i:a i m wo MIMt tllltlli 1 UM.Uswtsy MMIliM How I I I i I I I Va I I I I I I I 4 Uldwcli IHHMI I C. Hwly I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 Total llu 16.111. W.R. Howe, of Dallas, took the lead lu the flrat mile but Curt llawley led nearly every heat after that. On the fifth mile llawley took a spurt and came In nearly an eight of a mile ahead of hi fellow. The time for that mile wa th beat of the race but ail the heat were alow. The last mile wa holly contested and excite ment rau high. Mr. Howe was taken lck on the fifth mile aud had to with draw from the raoe. This doe not prevent bint from alartlng again If be desire. The Monmouth boy ou last Monday filed a protest against the race ou Satur day ulgbl claiming the decision of tbe referee U. L. Lucas, of Moumouth, wa wrong and hould be reconsidered. They took the ground that a the time limit of the former raoe wa thirty -five minute therefore thla wa the same and the additional nlueteen second made it no raoe. The matter wa re ferred to C. L. Howe, chief council for Oregon ud Washington of the League of American Wheelmen, of the United States, and he said that even If the time limit were announced at the begin lug of a race aad at It conclusion the referee wa tails fled tbe rider made a reason able attempt to come within the limit he could declare it a race, but the wrltteu opinion given by Mr. Howe on the Saturday races says: "The time limit must be auuouueed to the com petitors before the race I started. A time limit on one race does not hold good ou one later, even If It la the same serin and distance." A no time limit was aunounced I fore the race started there wa uo time limit aud it wa a legal raoe. It was announced from tbe stand that a race would take place on Wed nesday, but the rider objected a being too busy. Ou Saturday a time limit of thirty-three minutes will be placed aud we may expect to see some good time made, a it Is au average of 8-18 to the mile. Kenneth Bueemore hod the good for tune to receive a small bottle of Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when three members of Ida family were sick with dysentery. This one small bottle cured them all aud he had some lett wblch he gave to Geo. W. Baker, a prominent merchant of the place, Lewlaton, N. C, and It cured him of the same complaint. When troubtod with dysentery, diarrhea, chollc or cholera morbus, give this remedy a trial and you will be more than pleased with the result. The praise that naturally follows Its Introduction and use haa mode It very popular. 26 and 60 cent bottle for sale by Alexauder-Cooper Drug Co. My boy was taken with a disease re sembling bloody flux. The first thing I thought of was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhiea Remedy. Two doses of It settled the matter and cured him sound and well, I heartily recom mend this remedy to all persons suffer ing from a like complaint. I will answer any Inquiries regarding tt wheu stamp Is lncloeed. I refertoany county official as to my reliability. Wm. Roach, J. P., Primroy, Campbell Co., Tenu For sale by Alexander-Cooper Drug Co. Safety Hop Tickets. The Wkst Side office has one of the best and most convenient hop ticket ever sold In Polk county and invites a comparison with anything else offered both In price and quality. Call at this office and examine the tickets for your self. Our prices are all light. Call on or address The West Sick, Independ ence. "I know an old soldier who hud chronic dlurrhwa of long standing to have been permanently cured by tak ing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," says Edward Shumptk, a prominent druggist of Miuucapolls, Minn. "I have sold the remedy In this city for over seven years aud consider It superior to any other medicine uow on the market for bowel nnmnliiliilu 2fi anil fid niit. linttlB nt , . , u i i j 1 thh remedy for sale hy Alexander- l(W; - frT - . - Co. ' . ' ' Mm, Jf. r. Bona "I Was a Wreck With eatarrh, t,t!i ti tiuM ami gntwrsliy took Cnrn. Kefuri t had tUa lislf a bottle ei tleud'i Banatwilla t f tit boiler. Now I m la Hood's'Curcs (tod hssltu, for all of weii my llisuk ar da w Hood's arsjparilla." Mn. X. t. ton, C)ovr, Iron Co., V.o. (Jut Hood'e ' Hood's P'!!t) Mt CoasUimtlv ly rmtor tug tuiwUUaUoaatloaof liio sUnwatsry omuU. P. H.MeCABE. . MUHLMAN, p. i. urn. i ci, Proprietor of Independence Tilt fatter Manufacturers of FIRST-CLASS Drain Tile. of ell else. Prloes te Suit the HARD TIMES. OFFICE AND FACTORY ndependence, Oregon, A. WIK8C0TT. J. A. VKNKK8 Prescott & Veness, Projrlur of hi m n Manufacturer of and Dealer In FIR and HARDWOOD, .ANO ;. Rouh and Dressod LUMBER. J. A. WHEELER, Manager. Sperling: Brothers Meat Market DRAl.SU IX Choice Meats ' Higheat market price paid for fat stock, lsef, mutton.veal, pork, etc. All bills must be settled monthly. OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 8 to 9 a. m. fres SdiTery toall pris of City. H. M. LINES, Formerly Jutlcof the Peace, wInIio Inform the public that be l, still eiiKHsed In the Notary Public, Collection and INSURANCE BUSINESS, nnd Is ready to promptly attnd to any legal huHtncHH thut way bo IntruHleil to liU care, Tluinklng the public for punt I'hvoik, he llo Its a fair share uf lis future patronage. If you want a Qood Pquare Meal tor 25 Cents Go to the CITY RESTAURANT MRS. L. CAMPBELL. Prop. Ice Cream every day during the season, hlcken Dinner every Hunday Menls nerved at all hour . Main Bl Independence. r.U-CinJG TELLFKQE& fin d n-" itl t. no rwnt.no royalty. Ad ir i to t. uy, Vil, into or ton n try. nl invt. i r, onto, ii" rt nt ore una oihto, wiwtuwHt viu ! ittiioonntt lit.liaronwrtli. Airrn I mnko ivom lo no per n v II OiiA in a nwUleiire mmn ft ia)m to nil M-'t j Inatihbcw, l'ina Jnntruruwnt, no tor, work inywnore, nny auunm, jomiiiejin, rtmay mi um when nhiprnd. 0n He put p bf nny one, never out of ortir, no wimlrina, liwtf ft li time. Wiirrnntrd, A money ranker. "H'e W. P. Harrison & Co., Clrk 10, Columbu.. 0. AH EVERGREEN TREE WITHOUT COST. We will tend you by m o'l pmt-pnid one small evergreen tree adapted to your climate, with Instruct lmn for plunttng aud earing for it, to gether with our compute list or Nursery atonk, If you will out out this advertisement, mark on It the n.iinenf this paper and tell how many and what kind of trees and planta you would like to purchase aud when you wloh to pliuitthem. We will quote you lower prices on the stock you want than have ever been ottered you, Write at mice. UVKIMUIKKN NI'KSKKlKS, 8-17 . Kvorgrmn, JJuor Co., WU, The UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, SltuaUdat EUGENE. Next SeaxloU begins the 17th of September, INW. Tuition, free. Hoard, $2.50 a week. Five coiirees l itlnssloal, Soleutlllo, Literary, Kngllsh and Hnslnesa, DORMITORY. The Bunrdinir Hall for vouun Indtes and the llonrdlng Hull for young men will be under the personal avnetvudnn of Mrs. Munra. lady of retlnemeut and large experience. For oaiaingues, address j. .;. aaiton. BcerctsryorHenk BANKS. THE INDEPENDENCE National Bank Capital Stock, $50,000.00. H. nntmiBEiw, ABB AM NKIXON. w. r. connaway . PlMldSDt Vie Presldsot Casbter A tsnsral banklni sad xnliaos bantam I tmniuietsd; Immi made, bill discounted, eom mental credit granted: dvpoult iweelvcd on ourrtnt aeoouat ubJot to check, Interest ml on tlm deposit, DIKKCTOftb. B, 9. Kmtth, A. Nslsoo. 1, A. Allen, If. tl Commenced Business March 4, 1889 Ktblibd by atloaal Authority, TUB FBI MII0.11L Ml of IndpDdeno, Ortjon, Capital tteekS Surplus, $80,000.00 14,000.00 J.S.COOrKB, U W. BUBKBTSON, Prwldsnt, VloPrwldot W, H HAWLEY, Cblr. DIRECTORS. J, 8. Cooper, 1 , Robertson, Lewi Heltulck O. W, WblUsaker, W. W. Collins. A (eneral baaklnc business IranssveUid Buy and ell eichange on all Important polnU. IxipiMilu reoel ved subject to check or on cer- tineioraepiMib ixuciion msae. umotnoura; a. in. to p. in. COflPOMTED III:) ft: UKJ Of 0HE60 Polk County Bank, MONMOUTH Or. I. H.HaWI.KY..., r, b.CAnrHKL,IjUH. IRA C HJWfcLL Paid Capital. S30.000. DIRECTORS, J. H. H.wlrr. P.L.CamDbell. I.H.mmDson ), fi. V. Butier. J. S, Htump, Y. H. Fowell jompn uiavcn. A teueral tfankln and exchange buslneM trannttcied: loau inadw depo.Ua r.xrelved subject to check or on certificate of deposit Interest paid on time deposit.. Mr-Kir proof vault and burglar proof safe, secured by Yale time lock. uuice Hours: a. in. u p. m. RAILROADS. TIME TABLE. ladepeadeae. and Monineuth MoWr Lin. Laave Independence. Lmtm MonniouJi. ?.O0 HO i 11:16 1:S0 8:14 10 va 12:s 2:16 46 :li East arid South - ' via .. The. SHASTA Route -of tbe Southern Pacific Co. California express trains run dally.stonping at all station between Purl land and Albany. Houtb North ejs'p, H. Lv. Portland Ar. 8:20 A. M. I0:ae. m. Lv. Albany Ar. 4:25 a.. 10:48 A. a. Ar. BaaFmnclsoo Lv. T.-Oup. m. Roseaura Mall (Patiy.) Iave. " Arrive. Portland .... S: A. st. I Roseburg ....6:,t0 p. m. Itoseburg.... 7KW A. a, ( Portland ... .4:. A. . Bmg Can b 1 Ms. PULLMAN BUFFETT SLEEPERS aud Second-Class Sleeping Cars attached to all through trains. West Side Division. Between Portland and Corvallls. Mail train dally (except Sunday 4 7Sa m Lv Portland Ar ll:iH a in I Ar..lndependeuce..Ar 12:16 p m Ar lorvaills Lv 6:35 p m 1:54 p m 1:00 pro At Albany and Corvallls, connect with trains Oregon Paulllo rallioad. Express train oalljr (except Huuday) 41 p m 1 Lv Portland Ar I 8:25 a m 7:26 pin I Ar Mcmnnvllle Lv 1 6jjUp m Oregonlan Railway Division and Portland and Yamhill Ry.Z Airlle mall TrUweckly. 9:Ki a m 6:20 pm Wpra Lv.... Porthuid..Ar Lv Monmouth .....Lv A r Alrlle Lv 8:06 pin 7:45 a 111 7:00 a m Through tickets to all points tn the Eastern Htales, Canada, and Europe, can be obtained from T, M. BTH'lSIt, Agent, Independence. R.KOEHLER, K.V.K0GKK8, Manager. Asst. (J. K. Pass, Agt. poiTtlandorkuon. HOME BUILDERS Will oousult their best in terests by purchasing their SASH AND DOORS of the reliable manufacturer, M. T. CROW Independence, Or., succes sor to Ferguson A Van Meer. . Sagar pine end oedar doors, alliiees, on hand. SCREEN DOORS. Fine Jersey Stock I Those persons desiring to breed tor dalri purposes are notified that BERT SIGNAL H. R. No. 35,002. It a full-blooded registered Jersey, and limit ed service may be had tor the season of '94 for Address or call on J. B, PARKER, the own. er. nt his farm i mile east of Independence. 4 2(1 12t BRICK YKl:d J. R. COOPLZn Of Independence, having ft tttza engine, a brick machine andaevertl acres of flnent clay, U now prepftrei to keep on band a line quality of Brick, which will be sold ti resoa able priced. AmertcsB and EarnpsM PI inr THO. GUINEAN, Praerfetor, Sev.nts and Washington 8U BTUKD, OBEOoW W.-.H! COME A RUNNING I Great Bargains In Gfoeeries at J. P. IRVINE'S Cast Grccery ui Cr Harvest is coming and now is the time to get in and Save Money by get ting your supplies of us. Call and get prices. Free Delivery. Fresh Bred kq D:;. VV. L Dq'jclac CI CUfll laTNiacsrr. yi OfflWIsaNOMI'KARIRa. f S. CORDOVAN. FROOt&fJtfMEOEOCMr ' 3.lfPOLtCE,3SOLO. LADISa WL'DOUOLAS, BROCKTON, MASS. V ca aave maarr srisnkasiM W. im lla . HLI UPV, Ws MIC KUM llC K ' advertised shoe In the wortd, aad gnirsaU lite vslue by stamping the name and price a the bottom, which protects yon agalast high prices sud the middleman's proftt. Oar shoe equal custom work in style, easy fitting an wesring qualities. We hsvt them told every where at lower prices for the vain gives thaa sny otaer mate, l sxe no soosiuuie. ii ya dealer cannot supply you, wtcaau Sold by -FOR- ine Photcgrahs Crayon Work Pastelles India Inks Water Colors -Go to- D. H. CRAVEN'S hotograph Gallery Independence, Or CHAS. STAATS, (Suocessor to HUBBARD dt 8TAAT8.) PROPRIETOR OF CityTruck and Transfer Co. Hauling of all Kinds Done at .Reasonable Kates. Agents for the 0. P. Boats. l11 bills must be settled by the 10th oi each month. ndependence, Oregon. m. JQKDAN & CO. GREAT HDSEUM OF AKlTDiT 1051 Market St., Ban rraaeisee (Between 6th and 7th St,) Oo and lesra how wonderfully e are made sad how to avoid siknss and disease. Mueeuin enlarged with ft11?" "ee-sttme Bnlldint 10.11 Market Street Diaeass ot uao! stricture, loss of manhood, disease ot the ski and kidneys quickly cured without the use el me N lor rboo ' " - 1 -FOR THE a & Wat is.