Official Papsr tl Polk tatj.
TUF west siDEJirrr11"
NlKlt BY
Vest Side Publishing Cajaiiy
TIUMiStUY, MAV 33, lsn3
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
By Wkunwwav Nimit. Thr tv
pfublUtn f thl ner ha Ihto
cpy f"r (,,ll,(t' niUhl' hattdct
in uit ltr than Vtducday nlttht
lorat tahwn lur than 10 o'clm-k
Tiiurlay mornlua". Obamanv of
iKttUv will ve aunoyance t ;
lrtU eoootriud.
A writer lu an exvitatiite nay I dt
Mivefttl iiiMtty yeat that Wood
rouki be made to last longer than trtt
1 Hi itrwiml, but thought tli proc
to simple lhat It wa not well to make
ilrtiiHit U. 1 would a vmhi have
pcnUr, Uaawood, or ash a eov otht-r
kind of timber for w pot. i hav
taken bawwood post after having
tii net neveti year that were m miuihI
hen taken out m when ut lu tin
ground. Time and weather whhimhI to
hv iw effect upon them. The pom
chii 1 p reared fur low than two
viit apiece. Tht U the receipt! Take
boiled lltuml olUud ttlr In pulverlxed
coal to the .undteucy of paint. Put a
coal of thia over the Uiulier, and there
b nott man who will II v tit It nit
Lust Friday H. F. llureh aud F..
Clulfolter t.'k tmir mud th omu
try on their hlkm, vIhKIiik Pixie, Mc
Coy ami othr Uci, fir the jmrjwwv
of piMilti); th hill fur the t4fjcl
Umriiimiput. Ou their returu lu tliv
evtfulng Mr. Hurvh mi with 0 i.
dent to Ilk whwl which will luterfrrv
with tt umfuluoMi fur UI tillit"
Anutlu'r rider du4iv! Iulhl Weyt'l"
m Frank w making a turn nt.d
td tiuiMh with hi hi ml whtrl.
Jap Kill's Hvitm ut'ttr lWItt, w lu
tlilnciiy Hftturdny,
Much Intrrtttt I nmnlftiHl In th
vuiiiu Ml Cldf'litr Ilnm. Ktore fur
tlienumt piui' young lady lu INdfc
touuty, who will he irowntnl "ytufii
of the Th rult of thw Untt
wtvk'Ullot will he uimli' utllo nxl
M'iii lay, and fruui that time until th
v41iik mum the lutiHrwt will be great,
Ihrl'ulk county biumune Very lovely
du; liter tit for Queen of th Itwn
or any otlitr man.
RHuitor.iMiu of the mill man of
Fill City, wa I u Iudenendeuoe Tues
day. He railed n the Wkht u8 to
traiuiaet tome offlclul tmiiu which
wilt he explained by a glance at the
local unltw. He a!m atated that buol-
nm about Falle City waa improving,
Hultor't mill wax gettliiK out llO.UiO
Mof lumber dally, and things gener
ally were wearing a more ilealng
aupwt
It. Huitor 1 1 hn openetl a lumber yard
at Monmouth and la prepared to fur
otoli ftrnt-ciioa lumUr of ail kluda at
' n)iiialile rate. Ituatlc, flourlnif, fenc
ing, and all dimenxlotu, up to fifty feet
In IriiKth. ItilU fillf 1 on abort notice,
from t lie in 1 1 1 iu t h went of M o n mouth .
rNvial rate k'vcii ou large order.
, !'a(rnitt)iv MollcitnJ.
Prof. . K. lhilminb Ricompanied
Pna. fuinpU-ll of the Xormnl and Pre,
lilowof the Agricultural college, from
Monmouth to tbla city where the latter
two took tlie ateamer for falem ow
tlielr way to attend the educational
eoiirrence to he held In Kugene. Mi
M. CuatN, one of Moninoutb'a teacher,
also attended tle conference.
The cyrllMa of Ial)aa are matting a
new track In the etwteru port of that
towD, upon which to extrciae. It I
one-tlilnl of a mile around, ami by
good work can be made aa amooth a
glanH, arid then the Uiys expect to have
owe fun. Tbia in nonielhiiig DeedtKl
lu inilcpeiidelice.
A bill of lumber waa writ up to
Parker laet week by the P. A V.
mill company, to tw uaed in the con
atructloii of a dwelling for A. Bridge.
DocknU-uder' team hnuNl a art of
the drctiMtd lumterout luat Wedi emlay .
The hop grower' committee ha
beard from the faculty of the state
agricultural college, to the elTect that
Prof. French and other will attaint in
holding an hmtltute here, presumably
about the ffth of next mouth.
Wanted. A boy between the age of
IS anil 18 year old to learn the tinker'
trade; muni lie willing to work and of
atnady habile. For further patlcular
Inquire of George 0. Btrong, baker,
E. C. Pentlarid and wife were In
Portland thin week, the former attend
ing the Mate convention of republican
clulm which met there yinterdny, and
Mr. I'entlund vlltlng friend.
. It appear that the Alice A. wa to
h ave at H Jt) but ne day and not regu
larly ut that time. Her schedule baa
no U-eii changed and he" leave the
wharf here prornptlat 9 a. tn.
VVIien yuu i ome to Jndepeiid"Dce to
attend the picnic and race Saturday
don't forget that there will tie a turkey
and chicken dinner for 25 cent at the
William Houe.
A nlckle-in-'he-alot machine In thl
Uy cHine to grief Saturday morning
at the hand of one of the lacal itporU,
who drew down $15.( m a four-uic le
Inventnieot,
W. II. Hutcli, the owner of the cele
brated troitirig; Htulllon Holmdale
2:18, wa iu thia city Wednecdny, and
went out to take a look at the Indepen
dence track.
Improper and deficient care of the
aculp will cauee grayue of the hair
nd biildueMH. EHciipe botli by the ue
.oi that reliable epeclBc, Hall's Hair Ito
iiiwef. Clreuit court, for Polk county depart
ment, Su, 2, the Hon, H. H. Hewett,
juilme wil convene June 3, when all
equity cane will be dlapoaed of.
Ihhiic Vanduyn wa up from Port
1nd tlii week ahaklug hands wlh his
nuiuerou friend. He left by ateamer
Tuewliiy inorniug.
There i to be a 10-cent baket social
iit the Fairview hcIiooI house the 28th
-jf tliin mouth.
W. II. Pittt4-raori went to Balera
'Tuesday on a Utile busmen trip.
Tho .Littoat
Medal to be ,wrdd the
In Hip tiui- ti ... ..
: " mil tnak tho ., .u
;runll'.ui.lfi1,rtlml, lthe
" ,m-" -re hurt! loi lo idea.
,",""""' "tu.ienu who iilawnl
London Anauranis." -i m.,..
na .
4onua(havt agree,! to iiMduw tha
iu una city on the
My h at i he ou..ra
veiling of
houi. ThiMw
.i ... T '
i aiiemieu the entertainment at
Monnmun, wik ,ft ,ht u
f the amuteuni who took part.
u.NV; U "a " I" twn
edntUyoittl.r way to Newport
'pen tln lr summer reaorl ou th bay,
the well and favorably known
TUtj UHual large number of
INilk etiunty ip will make their
beh,uartera at the Creasy Houe
when they go u the mmt.
Quite a number of the leading nier
cbaiit onndependenw have contribu
ted geuerouaty to the lint or pnxe foi
the bicycle racea, aud tl'e buMnei.
houatw of the city have agreed to clow
fMtn S to 6:30 oVWk In the afternooo
wallow their employe to takelu the
touriiaineut.
Propeet for the imtlnir home ran
to lie held in thl city June 13th to 15th
are Improving ateadlly. Horemeti i
from outside point are aendlug fir!
more entry blank aud otherwise evinc
ing great deal of Interest tn tho
Httuir
The same company, the Normal itu
dents, who phaluewl "Guidon Assi
anee o su.e fully In Moumouth, will
appear at the oj.ra houe In this clly
mewnu or May. It la a play well
worth seelutf
Mm. C F, Itailey, the lS.lk Count
manager of the Vlavl Company, ha
returned from Portland, and may tie
muiHiat tlio rvxklence of J. . Huhan
nou roiuer nf Monmouth and Railroad
streets.
ncket wr "LnndMit Aasurance"
may now tie had of Patterson Bros,
uenerei admlwloii as ceuts, reaerved
wats U cent. lUiiMiMlier tb ttu
-May .
The Peak Hlater will apiiear at Orr's
Hail, at Kickreai Monday eventnit.
May .th under the aunplcea of the
t ongreg.it l ual church if Indeiten
denee,
Jake Hrtiwn will t down from
ttueua VUla thia week to get his mare
from Doc Young, who ha auccWully
treslel her for a bone spavin.
Kxmirwons have been arrtnged from
Aioany, i orvaua ana rNiiein, to ac
1 II. .... i ... II a .ti
commodate thoeewhowlnh to attend
the bicycle races Saturday,
MIudon AsHtiramw" at the opera
tiouae next Thursday evening, for the
benefit of the . A. IL Popular prices,
2a aud 35 cent
luo.oou pounds of woid wantcl by
Oeo. K. llrey, Independence, for which
the highest market price will be
paid.
Mr. Btlllwell, county superintendent
of schools for Yamhill county, was In
Independence and Monmouth yester
day.
The rain which fell Monday and
Tueadny wa of great benefit to nearly
all klud of crops In this vicinity.
Master Harvey Pent land went down
to Balem Tueaday to spend a short
vacation with his grandmother.
Make arrangements to attend
"Inidon Assurance" May 30th, at the
I ndependeoee Opera bullae. '
J. It. Cooper is having the interior of
hi place of buaineMS on Main and C
street greatly Improved.
Turkey and chicken dinner Saturday
and Sunday, at the Wllllitnia Houae,
for 25 cent.
Mr. H. I). Theilaon, of Itlckreall,
cnnie up Friday to viit friend In this
city.
The Jurymen were dlacbarged for
his term of court lat Friday evening
The base ball game Baturday result
ed in favor of Indcpendene 20 to 7, m
Miss Avts Cbrlatlan lea for Cor vallls
on the nfternoon. train Saturday.
Prugam for Decoration Day.
The (J. A. It., school children and all
civic WH-letles and others will form on
C street between Flint and Second, at
9:30 a. m., and march, headed by the
band, dowu C to First, up Unit to
Monmouth, out Monmouth to Fourth
thence north to C street thence west
to grounds at the grove.
exkkcihkh:
lSalute the Flag, by the 0. A, It.,
V. It. C. and the children.
2 Reading general orders by the Adju
tant,
8-Musla
4-Prayer by I,tev. A.K. Crawford.
5 Welcome by Commander.
0 Music' ,
7 -Address by Mr. Sanderson, of
Salem.
8 Itimket dinner.
9- AddreHS by W P Connaway.
10 - ix-corallng the grave by the chil
dren, A. A. It. and w. u. w rmn
Comrade will deposit hi flower In the
name of those whom be wlnbcs to rem-
enilier, after which they will proceed
to the Odd Fellow cem. tery and deco-
rat. the soldiers graves there.
Every soldier In the county and all
others who can Is? prenent, are urgea
to unite with the G. A. R. on this occa
sion, and all good and loyal Americans
are requested to Join with the old sol
dlersiii making this a day of lasting
patroltlsm. All who have conveyances
are requested to carry as many as pos
sible out to the cemetery.
Wool! Wool! Wooll
Rosendorf & Hirschlierg as usual are
buying wool and pny nigner pnoea
than any body. See us before selling.
KortKNIWiRK & HIRSCHBKBO.
Independence, Or.
Annual Rose Fair.
Arrangements have completed for
the annual Rose Fair, to be held in the
onerahouHe Juno 13th and 14th. It Is
confidently expected that the approach
ing fair will be the grandest norai exni-
bltlon ever held in uns county, uu
those who are at all interested lu such
mailers will do well to beat In mind
the date of the exposition.
Dr. Prlce' Cream Baking Powder
World's FlrHInet Award.
in sAl.iMi,' joL
4U. STOCK MIST UK CLEAN
The Rules Passed by the Pilate Hoard
of Horticulture.
At a special meeting o III lrtv.lt
itoard of Horticulture, held In Port
!..... a -
", April a, iNuri, all ineinti pre
"'", ine miiowing ngulHilon were
adopted In accordance with the lw
regarding such mailer, and are, there-
mre, binding uhu all arons. Tin
reguiaiuiii are to take eflect and lj In
mree from and after Mv 4. 18l5.
Ul'LH 1 All coiiflguees, auents or
oilier person, shall, within 24 hours,
iwtlry the nuanintliie ofilwr of tin
Stale Board Horticulture, or a du!
eommMoiied ipiarautlue guaidlHii, o
the arrival of any tree, plants, buds
clou at the quarantine Mutton, lit th
district ol IIdmI distribution.
MlM 8 All trees, plants, culling
graft, bud or cloim, Imported or
brought into the late from any fotvluu
eountry, or from any of the United
State or territories are hereby required
m tie Incpected uin arrival at lh
quarHUtine station in the iH-lrlct
nnal dlstributioni and If soy such
nursery tock,tre-, plant, grafts, bud
or clou are found lo he free of Insec
Hst and ftingus iIIkm, the ash
quarantine omcer or duly eonimls
sioueii quarantine gunrdiwn shall Issue
a wtirieate to that effect. Ami fuctliei
more If any of said tree, plant, cut
tings, grafts, buds or elon are foum
InMed with Insect pests, funul, blight
or other disease Injurious to fruit or to
fruit trees, or other tree, or plants
they shall be disinfected and remain
In quarantine until the quarantine
officer of the State Board of Horticul
ture or the duly commissioned quaraii
tine guardian can determine whether
sam iree, plant, cutting, liud or
clou are fre from live Injurious Insect
pi or ineir egg, larvie, pupte, or
fungus dlMease More they can ts
olt'eml for sale, ictft, dlstribuilou oi
truitportatlon. All person or (Him
pHine aw beretiy pmhlbltetl from
earryiiig any tree, plan Is, cuttings,
graft, bud or clon from without the
stale to any point wilhiu the stale
beyond the nearest point of it line or
course, to the uiiarnutliiH tatloii In the
district of ultimate desttuntiou;or Imm
any silnt within the state to any other
point until such trees, plant, cuttings,
graft, hud or clou have Ut-n duly
inspected, and If required disinfected
as bervliiUfure pmvltlvd, aud all such
hlpments must be amimpnulMi by
the pmper certificate of the liiHiHs-llug
oRUer. Provhled, however, that after
such person or compauy have given
the proper otnoer four days' notUv, he
r they shall no be required to hold
uch hlpmeut further without direc
tion from such officer.
iu'i.a a ah peaen, iiwtartoe, a)-
prlnit, plum or almond tree, aud all
other tree budded or grafted uism
peach stock or roots, all peach or other
pits, all peach, ueclariue, apprlcot,
plum or almond cuttings, buds or
clous raised or grown in a district
where the "peacu yellow" or the
"peach rosette" are known to exist.
ate here-by prohibited from being
Imported Into, or planted or ottered for
sale, gift or distribution within the
alate of Oregon.
Ut'MC 4 All tree, plant, cuttings,
grafts, buds, clon, seed or pit arriv
ing from any foreign country found In
fected wilh Insect nest or their eggs,
larvie or pupte, or with fungi, or other
disease or diseases hitherto unknown
in this state, are hereby prohibited
from landing.
UtbK 5 Fruit of nuy kind grown
in any fmelgn country, or lu any of
the United States or territories, found
infested with any Insect, or inect, or
with any fungi, blight or other disease
injurious to fruit or fruit trees, or to
other trees or plant, I hereby prohibi
ted from being ottered for sale, gift or
distribution within the state.
ltlrl,K 6 Any boxe, packages, pack
ug material aud the like Infected by
any Insect or Insects or their eggs,
larva; or pupa), or by uuy fungi, blight,
or other disease or diseases known to
lie Injurlou. to fruit or fruit tree, or to
ithcr tree or hint, and liable to
spread contagion, are prohibited from
being offered for sule, gift or distribut
ion, or transportation, until said ma
terial has liti't) disinfected by dipping
it In boiling water and allowing It to
remain In said boiling water not less
than two minutes, such Isilling water
used a Much disinfectant to contain in
ooluiion one pound of concentrated
tiixli to each and every ten gallon of
water.
Ri i.k 11 Animals known a dying
fox, AuMtraliaii or Knglish wild rabbit.
or other animal or bird, detrimental
to fruit or fruit trees, plants, etc. , are
prohibited from being lauded In thl
state, and If lauded shall bo destroyed
I'ulk 12 Quarantine slat Ions:
For the second district, comprising
the counties of Marlon, Polk, Benton.
Linn, Lincoln and Lane, ahull be
Salem; John Mlnto quarantine oillcer,
or any member of the board, or the
Secretary thereof.
Rui.R 13 Importers or owners of
nursery stock, tree or cuttings, grafts,
buds or clon, desiring to have such
nursery stock, trees, cutting, grafts,
bud or clous inspected st points
other than the regular quarantine
stations iiihv have such Inspect Ion
done where required; provided, how
ever that such Importer shall pay ull
oh urges of Inspection. Such charges
and expenses to be puld before a certl fl
ute Is granted.
Transportation companies, or persons
and consknecs or agent shall deliver
andcatiMe to be detained all numery
stock, trees, plunts and fruits at one or
other of the quarantine stations for
lnpcctlon as provided by the rules and
regulations of the board.
Details as to quarantine stations,
officers, fees of Inspection, receipt for
dlKinfcctlon, and nil desired Informa
tion may be obtained on application to
the secretary or any member of the
board or by refereuce to the pamphlet
elrculuted.
Passed at a meeting of the Stute
Board of Horticulture at Portland,
Oregon, April 8, 1MW5.
J. R. Ca!uwe:a.
Attest: President.
Geokob I. Baroknt, Secretary. .
Another Local InTentor.
Up at the water works there is the
model of a new rtcam engine which Is
as Interesting and simple as anything
AK KSi TW nt'o .DolioioUri. Ti-y
ecu for some time. It I a new style
ofteaiu engine, upon which L. l
(ill more ha been nutting tn consider
able I lend work lately.
The motive power Is steam, acting
upon an Ingeniously constructed wheel,
made to revolve at very high speed,
which Is reduced tn suy desired horse
liwer under twenty, by proper gearing.
Mr. Ullmore la having a mora com
plete model constructed at ItoU'ris'
foundry and expect soou to have the
new motor In proper hape to convince
the most skeptical of Its useful lies and
practicability.
A 1.0X1 JAl'KT.
On
Horseback From Virginia (It;,
Mont., to Mrer Creek, Ore,
1mA week the eyes of -the ssirtlng
editor of this piir were glad
deued by the sight of a camping outfit
coming up the street, and when
the man stopa In front of the office
of course the a. e. aforesaid had to
go out and "find out all shout It."
The outfit oonlted of one spare built,
energetic aud determined looklug
young mau, and two cay uses one of
them with every Indication ot being
"right next to himself as far a hi
ability to take care of hi hide wa
concerned, and the other several
degree nearer the common scrub tock
with a fair sized pack on his back.
In speaking to the tourist it trans-
.ilred that his name was J, C. Thomp
son aud he was on his way to bis
claim on Hteer creek In Denton
county, about twenty-five mile west
of here. He had Jourmyed all the
way from Virginia City, Mont., where
ha had sis-lit a greater part ot the
winter with hi relative. Mr. Thorn p
mm started the first of April aud since
then has been continuously lu the sad
die Most of the trip he dlscrlbes as
pleasant, but after loosing Ida best
pack animal, with his gun, blankets
and a number of other htas, lu, a
swollen stream In th Cascades, he did
not have so much fun, es-olally a It
ruined bard part of the time. But he
aid he would soon recover when he
reached hi claim and began slahlng.
While In Htockton, Cl., some time
ago, Tho. F. Laugan of Lo llanos,
that tate, wa taken very severly with
cramps aud dlarrhiea. He chanced to
meet Mr. C. M. Carter, who waa alml-
larly afflicted. He say: "I told him
of Chmberllu' Colic, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy, and we went to the
Holdeit Drug Store aud procured a bot
tle of It. It gave Mr. Carter prompt re
lief and I can vouch for Ita having
curvd me," For ale by Alexander-
Cooper Drug Co.
Of Interest to Apiarists.
The beekeeper of this vlc.nity will
be glad to learu that they can now gel
all their supplies from home mer
chant. Mr. Sherman, the well known
apiarist, has placed agencies for hi
bee supplies with Knox, the grocer,
who bus on hand a full supply of
sections, stands, foundation, Hiuokem,
eta., at rock hoitoiu prices.
The Peak KUter.
Friday evening the ladle of the
Congregational church, assisted by
other local talent, gave the "Peak
Sister" entertainment to a large house
It was a very enjoyable affair, the
principal feature being the excellent
sluglug by Mrs. Kd Clodfelter and Mrs.
Clare Irvine, the fan drill by the Peak
Sisters aud the specialties of the latter,
tiumtierlng aUml a doxeu, whose
pointed caps, apron and neckerchiefs
were In harmony with their name.
Accidents That Pay.
It Is dangerous to travel without
securing an accident policy In the
.i;tn Life Insurance Co. You can get
a one-day policy for .'l,0M), for 25 cent
which will pay you lu case you are
n ti red $16 weekly Indemnity, $1,000
for loss of oue arm or foot, $3,000 for
loss of both arms or feet. $3,000 In case
of accidental death. Bee the agent at
the boat or train,
MONEY LOANED.
First Mortgages On Improved
Farm
Property Negotiated.
We are prepared to negotiate first
mortgages uhiu Improved farms iu
Oregon, with Eastern parties at a rate
of Interest not to exceed ier cent per
annum.
Mortgages renewed that have lieen
taken by other companies,
Address, with stamp,
Mkkwin SWORT8,
Baker City, Oregon.
Painting or Drawing.
Any one desiring to take lessons In
ill painting or pastel drawing would
do well to call on Mrs. F. K. CI rl filth,
(J street, and examine her work. ".,
(Jnimmmiied bunnies Mmh 4, 18S.; s
Ulil'OIlT OF T1IK CONDITION
v OV TIIK
FIBS! NATIONAL BANK. .
At .Independence, in (lie Kioto of dreyon,!
tli (!() of buslneNM, Msy 7, A. 1). 1NII6.
. . UKSOUKCKS,
1miix sad (IIbiiiiuiIpi lft!,a'6 iki
liverdrafiM, Neured and unwurnl.. VW Mti
U, H ponds to seeuro elruilliilloii l'J.Wm 00
Current Kxpiinses und lain paid I ill Hi
Pruiiiluirison 11, H. lloiidM... ...... l.r.oo (i
Hlmiks, sneurlttm, ete Slfl W
tinklii-lmut,ruriiliiiroMl rlxt'res 4,TUU US
(illior rssi hisi miiii innrigiiKe
ownad
Due from bluie Hunks mid hunkers...
Hue from approved reserve iikoiiI...
('hi'tiks Htul u her mh Items ....
Kriuil tonal paper ciirruney, nlekles,
Had emits..
liAWriH. MONKV ItKHKItVKlN IUNK,
Vns:
Mpnnle I B,!m 0
lii-Kiil-tiinder nts iM m
Keduinption fond with V. H,
Treasurer (8 psrcenlofolrdtila
tlolll .
1,(1011 no
!HMV (1.1
SHU 10
4-11 M
1 79
B,7(W ISO
m 60
Total - 411,01 01
tlAHIMTIKS.
Ciiplnd stoek paid lu .... .ri0,0(i0 (K)
Hurplus mud UMI W
Undivided protlls (K) 117
Nitlloniil Dunk Notes uutsUindlnK U:Mi) 00
Due to oilier Nattonul Hiinlm 1,0111 '
Individual deposits sulijeet to utiock IWi.PHa 111
Dniuiind erlllU-alns ol diuslt 0,HM Id
Nuts uud bills redlncouutitd .. 8.7&0 00
Total IliRVUs (II
Stuteof Oreuoli, t.u
County or I'olk, r
I, W. H. Hawley, nashlnr ot tlie above
nnuuid bank do solfliniily swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
W. H, II A WI.EY, Cashier.
Hubserlbed and sworn to before me this lUd
dayof May. ISSA.
Correct AtlHti
J, W, KIHKI.ANII,
Noturv l'ubllo.
J, H. CoOl'KIl,
UlCIS IlKl.MICK,
W. W. OU.INS. ;
Dtrentnrs.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powdb
wanks OoU Mtdal MldwlMw Fair. Saa Fr.otinc.
MLYKK Hlll.NKV NNUHI.
Dell, the
Bald Kagle of
Turned Down.
Neliali'ttt,
The rewutnieiit agslust Sidney Dell,
one of the Oregon member of the
silver conference how In seMl.u at
Salt Lake City, for his Insinuation
thsl some of the committee on plan of
action mlKht be "Influenced," was not
lessened by that person's aubnequeul
mm versat Ion,
Dell claimed that the committee re
port waa not specific enough; the com
mittee did not heed do anything If
they did not want to, aud might he
reached by the silent but luslduous In
fluence of gold,
Many delegates resented this, and
Clark, of Colorado, said such talk was
wholly out of place; If they oould not
trust their fellow-silver men In tlil
matter then they had better quit.
Dell's substitute, Ilk the other one
Introduced by him, wa voted down.
Treasurer's Notice,
Notice I hereby given that I have
fuuds sufficient to pay all Polk county
warrants endorsed prior to the 1st day
of July, 1WML Interest ceasing from
the date of thl notice.
Tinted at Dallas Polk county Oregon,
this 17th day of May, 1NU5.
H. B. Cosi'RH,
County Treasurer. 4t
Whooping Ceugb,
There Is no danger from this disease
wheu Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I
freely given. It liquifies the tough
mucus and aids Its expectoration. It
also lessen the severity aud frequency
of paroxysmsof Coughing, and Insure
a siwedy recovery. There Is not the
least danger lo giving the remedy to
el ildren or liable, a It contain no In
jurious sulstUnce. for sale by Alexan
der Cooper Drug p.
Any oue who ha ever had an attack
of Inflammatory rheumatism will re
Jnlcewlth Mr. J. A. Htumm, ) Boyle
Heights, Lo Angeles, ever his for
tunate escape from a selge of that dis
tressing ailment. Some months ago,
on leaving the heated work nam, to
run aensw the street on an errand, he
wa caught out in the ratu, ine
result wa that when ready to no
home that night he wa unable to
walk, owing to Inflammatory rheuma
tism. He was taken borne, and on
srrlval was placed lu front of a good
fire and thoroughly rubl1 with
Chsmtierlaln's Pain Balm. During the
evening aud night he wa repeatedly
liathed with thl liniment, and by
morning wa relieved of all rheumatic
pains. He now takes dl pleasure
In praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
and always keep a bottle of It In the
bouse. For sale by Alexander-Cooper
DrugC ;
The Preacher rt horses.
Rev. O. B. Whituiore and his two
little girls had an exciting drive last
Tuesday. The team la one which wa
trained to take dust from nobody aud
ha caused Mr. Whltinore msre or less
ntioysnce on that account since be
bouKht It, as ha Is not much given to
racing, although the merry twinkle lu
his eye would go to prove that If his
horses did actually run away with blip
and "dust" a fellow traveller the genial
pastor of the Congregational church
would not weep long nor copiously.
However, while he was driving down
to Dundee Tuesday morning the team
tried to prevent another rig from pass
ing and almost succeeded in getting
beyoud control, but after they had
goneatsiut 100 yards Mr. Whltinore
turned them into the fence aud brought
the race to a sudden finish. Fortun
ately uo oue was hurt and nothing
broken by the quick stoppage, and
with the assistance of a passerby Mr.
Whltinore unhitched, backed out and
completed his Journey. He returned
without further misadventure, reach
hi home In Ibis city Thursday morn
ing. ' '
FK0M A FORMER FRIES D.
Interesting Correspondence From
Old Time Polk County Man.
an
Roma' k i, May 15th.
Kditok West Sidk:-I cannot hope
to Interest the readers of your highly
valuable paper from this point, as well
as I might were I writing of things
pertaining to good "Old Polk." Al
ik'iitly and Dr. Parish were In Rose
burg this week. They have spent a
mouth In Southern Oregon proM'cl!ng
for the precious ore. AI Beiitly has
bought a mining claim and expects to
realize handsomely from It. Dr. Parish
met wit h John SI kens a former partner
In business, and Doc's tongue excessive
volubility. They loft here Tuesday
evening for Oakland, Doc speeding
his horses to their accustomed lively
Klt-
Dr. Rowland, who you remember as
having Ss?nt a couple of months
in Independence during the months
of May and June, was In town
yesterday on his way home from
Ciillfornlu. He called to mind my
efforts at .speech making the night after
the June election lu 1801. He still
hold to the opinion that Oregon Is
ahead of California in all that pertains
to man's prosperity and pleasure
Mr. Will Madison is now ut and
about IiidcieiidchCti visiting friends
ami relatives. Will aud I lire keeping
bach, and you may be assured we will
gladly welcome her '' return after she
litis fully enjoyed her visit. I urn now
as president of tlie Douglas County
Pioneer Association busily engaged In
making prepuratlous for a grand re
unon lu re on the loth of June. The
prostata are we will have a great
crowd in attendance, und that we will
have a highly enjoyable time. I only
wish Hint some of my old pioneer
friends of Polk could Isj present, so
that I could grasp them by the hand
and renew our long time acquaintance
ship. Judge Loughary, a couslu of my
old friend "Lafe" has been chosen to
deliver the annual address,
The republican club meets here
regularly, and at tlie last meeting
elected sixteen delegate to the conven
tion of republican clubs to he held lu
Portland the 22d lust, Republicans
hero are sure of success tn our next
state and national elections. Iu some
parts of this county Hie populists have
some strength, but they will be lost In
the fog when the struggle comes. . The
'Uhuuit ut Douty
Cleveland adudulatralloa must uccun h
tothedemamdaoftlie people In 1h(i,
and retire to theshsde of private life.
Visitors to Koaeburg generally rejsirt
livelier times here than iu any other
lis'allty In the slate, but times are not
agsl a they wereoneyear ago. All
look forward to a republican adminis
tration, and a rcstoiatlon to the pro
tective tariff system to again bring
prtsqierlty to the laud.
The weather has been quit warm
for the past two or three day. The
W. C. T. U. Is now In slate convention
at this place, and w see many airaugc
faces, but not one of the familiar face
of my old friends lu Polk.
Hoping all my friends, and the
reader of the Whst Hiiik, are pros-
perou aud enjoying thetnwelve, and
wlshlngyon and your health and
happlnc, I Mutincfllie myself mm usual
H. H
SEW T0ll.il.
Why don't you try a meal at the
City restaurant, In plnce of spoiling
your Sunday by iixikhig a hot dinner.
You can get six good square meals
for $1 at the City restaurant, emiked by
while women,
No Chinese at the City restaur ut
When you want good meal for 24
cent, go to Strong's restaurant, Wests-
colt & Irwin, proprietors, Hulein,
Oregon. . , if
Money loaned on liide-nderi!e pro
perty this mouth; by W, 0. Wriest, of
Dallas. tf
You can get receipts aud uoU In pad
at the Wkht Hi lia ottlce.
Money to loau at 6 per cent, by W.
0. Wright, Dallas. tf
Office fur Rent.
rilK WONT WK)M or THIC WKHT HI UK
oWes, Ul, 0nln an Mnlo slrwt, sult-
Ide fir rwU eitr or lawyer's oflirw, !U
tw rsnlsit, Including fuel for suv and
tlwtiie lit bi very elivap, Enquire at tli
Wasr Kins ome. if
Hay For Hale.
HAI.EU CHKAT, A NO OAT HAV, HAItl.KV
d aud I'titHl will, for sal by
W. W. MoijtoM,
ItlrKrenll.Or.
If
BIRTHS.
IIEFFLY. To the wife ut V. Q.
Hcftly, of Indcudence, a daughter,
Msy 10, Ii5.
The U. S. Oov't Reports
ihow Royal Diking Powder
uprlor to Mil other.
v
heat is Going
Ilul the Prtn f PpiiUI Work bve gone DOWN? DOWN'S UOWM at lb
IN lKI'KMIKN('m)KNTAC FAKI.OKM.
PRICES:
Uold F'llllugs, from $1 Upwards.
Amalgam " 50c and Upwards.
Cemunt " 35c and Upwards.
Full UpHr and Lower Plate, $8.
Extracting, 15c.
Cleaning, Including, box tooth powder, 50c.
FREE Extraction, when other work la being done.
These are Cash Prices,
At the IndapsnddiK Daalat Parlor, Over InJaptnasnc Ntloaai;Bak,
Independence, Ore
1
mm
mm
a
RAB.
The Best stoves ln! the market, fully guaranteed.
A new line of them just received at
The New Hardware,
F. E. Chambers.
BHWAKJi
is the whole story
about
flmlUtloatni
nark and lakwl.
m HAfvp sopa ;
tlTi flrtKTPC Costs ao nore th!in other Packa?e soda never spoils
f a viya vd tlour--universily acknowledged purest la the world. L
Hade nly by CHURCH k CO.. Ifew Tork. Sold by rocer$ eTerywherc.
Write tot Arm aad Usunmer Book ot valoaJUe Hoclpc-FREE,
'A 'N 'Jaisatiooa 'gNOS
jo 111109 m ujmuoa caatiis CS XI I A
'saino ivuoij 0ysIA
10 (aopjo ty iuojj papnpap sq Xm
tusSati 'ijoioaiuaaauio ii ui psiuud
Vi -luoa taoui put iauioapui qt put
line . i
ir4
am . eiosn v iof m mm
o Ldull
KATIE TO0X CI
J.
0. Brunk (iocs to I'ertiaM
Has I'uplcasant Advrulures,
ad
The following paragraph In Tues
day's Ortytmitm was read with Interest
by many ieopl In this city who are
acquaint! with the principal charac
ter referred to, and no doubt will te
a Interesting to those who have not
yet seen that psis-r. It wa as follows:
J, O, Brunk, a Polk county farmer,
llvlmr near I udcwudcrica. fellamonusi
the Philistine yesterday. Under the
Inspiration of several drink, he felt
particularly gi, and, during the
afteriiism, made the acquaintance of
on nunc i imi. Mi prevailed uikiii
hint to visit her room, No. 41 at the
National hotel, aud, when the Polk
county fanner left, he wa $135 short.
He complained to the police, and Katie
sism after found herself a prisoner tn
the central station. Uh"i being
searched, a $HK) hill was found sew n
up lo the-fold of an under garment
Tlie remainder of the money, $.', was
found lu tlie Iswim of her dreas. In
order to Insure the attendance of Brunk
lu court, he wa detained at the ela
tion a a witness. Todsy he will
recount hlsexperienoe In metroilitan
life when called as a witness In the
municipal court.
Persons who are acquainted with
both Mr. Brunk and the larcenous
(Catherine says that a short time ago
Itrtiuk drew several hundred dollars f
tienUlon money, and In company with
"Aunt Katie" left for the north on a
short voyage of discovery aud recrea
tion. Mr. Post' reputation is not
very gisid tn this city, in fact, It I
bad, very much go, and she would be a
splendid subject for Portland's new
Institution for the reclamation of frail
and fallen otus-the Open Door.
It would appear from the foregoing
clipping, however, that the Open
Door I out a customer In this case,
and that the state penitentiary will
secure the privilege of caring for Katie
for some time to come.
The following day Mrs. Post's bond
were fixed atfVM) aud Brunk's at $100
Views of Mt. Hood.
A falrslxed bouse wa present at the
slereoptloon entertainment given In the
Christian church last Saturday evening,
aud watched with much Interest
the really good view aud the enter
taining lecture on litem given
by Supt, T. O. Hutchinson. The
views were a series of those recently
taken by the Mazsmas on a trip to
Mt. Hot, ahowlng . the principal
point of Interest of that favorite peak.
The view of Katrti cities were also
gissl, a were the F.uro)eau scene. It
wa a pleasant and profitable evening's
entertain meuU
Up!
and
f Wlt A aAriijaWA.IW
1
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MSiqM) -us 01 pug 8id paja03
'aaiiisAOM mou 10 uissja pu myioK
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Right Arm Paralyzed!
Saved from St Vitus Dance.
"Our daughter, Blanche, now fif
teen years of age, hud beta terribly
afflicted with Dcrvourincss, and had
lost the entire use of her right arm.
We feariid St. Vlius dance, and tried
the best physicians, wit h no benefit.
Hlic has taken three bottle of Dr.
Miles' Nervine, and has gained 31
pounds. Her nervousness and symp
toms of fit. Vitus dance are entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
and b;ii recovered complete use ut
ha arm, her aps-t lie is uplcudid."
MliiB.ll. BL'IXOC'K, Urtfihum. M. Y.
Dr, Miles' Nervine
Cures.
Dr. Mils' Nervine I sold on a pnsltfv
gnarmUKi lliul. the flrst Isrtilo will lirrictlw
Ail ilroKKl! sell Uattl.S tx.ulca Jorl6. or
It trill Im sent., preimid, on rerHpt ot prl-
bf Uj Ut. Hllm ilouicsl Co tlkUrl, list
I HAVE CAME
AD Bill Nye said when
he appeared an hour
late before an indig
nant audience; and
I want tlie people of
this city to know that
I am here
TO SELL SHOES
At prices 'never equal
ed in this city when
quality of goods is
considered. Call and
examine goods and
you will buy all your
footwear of
J. W. BENTLEY,
Main St., Independence.
-Every pair ot boot or nhix-s bought or me
that rip. run over, or eome lKe at
tli sule, will Iw repnired free.
G. L. HAWKINS,
Proprietor of
The tndeiwmlenne Marlil Works, estlmsl
'tn all cemetery work. Flrst-elsHii workmsn
ililp, latest dmljfns, itod lowest price.
I tl pta to get all Orat-vlas work.
kih Siirdliti; J Ik
BATH 25 CentaT
If you want a Good rquar Meal lor
25 Cents
Go to the
CITY RESTAURANT
MRS. L. CAMPBELL. Prep.
tee Tresm everr dnv rturlne the
season
Chicken lumutr evervSundav
.Meals served
atsUlimir MIq St,. Independence
CITY. STABLES.
ELY JOHNSON. Prop.
Horses Fed by the Day
Week or Month'.
Best of Attention Given Stock
Left in Charge. (
INDEPENDENCE. ORN.
Gent's Clothins
Made to order in any style at tlie Iuttu
pendenue Tailor Mliop, T. lytou Jenks,
proprietor. A flue line of samples al.
witj's on hand frtiin which to select.
Suit made to order from $U up, by
Independence Tailor Shop
ICE CRhAH,
CONFECTIONARY,
BREAD AND CAKES,
Furnished for private parties,
socials, iti-uiiM and all kind of
cntcitainnictils, on the ahortcat
notice and ttl jiricca consistent
with tlrst-chiHH work and beat
nintcriiils. ' For anything In thia
line pi to :
Q. A. Back,
337 Commercial St., Salem. ,
BRICK
YARD
J. R. COOPER
Of Independence, having tt steam
engine, a brick machine aud several
acres of fittest clay, is now prepared
to keep on hand a fine quality of
Brick, whicb will be sold at reason-
able prices.
Set Your Vashing
done by the
'SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY,
and leave your orders with J. U.THOMPHON
oil lie Hiuem sui, who win M VUHr
houso lur the washlna; and deliver It when
doue.
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