The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, June 06, 1895, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textilftal tip LOOK OUT. For Douty LocUiVh Now Stock of Dinhon to Arrive Soon All t.. "IJ M irMor of IVrrydalc, 1. THE WEST SIDE. HSl'Kll II V lest Siis Pdistinj Cqmj TIIU IWD A Y, JCNK 6, m. LOCAL "AND PERSONAL. 11011 ....... - - m -.. in ...... "Wl HIIU I (UwruU .if lu.vl k, ...... .. ... -HI. ,.. Tim rtHinihaYl vn lliormiir,rily rvfltttsj n im am bmi litiurovsd In Mw, t'tt traiiscleiit custom 21. K IX horner, al one tints pastor f Ilk.. St Li ... ... . " uiiumn iir, wji mm t,f ' vrVHllN WHlUl to lat Wednesday. Mime inistaK Hi grave of "WIIPIl'flllM Wa dUtf In lb HllfV .vt the CHiiiHvry south of im ! h tlsd It (Villain niovmt m-. . . . . . i mm nus .i II. ..... .... i On lasttsttuntay Orl ItutHrtsmi, of l'n,l"'r piaee. this city, who atleuu the Cnlwrsltv J iww Mint wlfo, th lttr m at t:vm, won the honor for th tt "'"i" Mr W. 0. McAllister, arrived ram of tennis In th field, simris. smi Krum Hwithi Ttltdy and snout a rW it tltervfor viitttkxl to ko to tli Infer, hfrv, whllo ou their way to tinker ciHonlt0 KHiucw at (Salem to wnuwt v,v w,u,rt "y will reside Iti th for the priwi. future, Mr. Lewi wa head conk for There will be a meeting of the IVIk ,IU" ,IM J1" w CVuntyllop (Irnwfi' Association ou I J 0 Dounell w hnvlng hi house uext Saturday, and nil hop grower are P'u'. Mr. lharp ha completed reiiietiHi to be present. A Html utep I amm ' now tins one of the will be taken to make a permanent u,lM,t hmw lu the city. W.O. organisation. ' I Whin rvsltumi I rwitlug, ou account t'.tiumieWlmr at Turner i mil me tuv. ln hop avasou , I , June 2Ut and last until the )th. -wuy H'ru havu wondered what Sunday mnall Kdiulealon foe will the circulation of the Orryoukm. charm) whU-h will gt towanla paying ,u t ndvertlmfiiwut In JWntcn the eJtHiie, hut no collection will be um cirouiuiiou or the dally luglvvu Ukt'u during the meeting. " i.i; or the weekly 15,860 and of ai , lUotkt church nxt KUn.l.. lm e,uu,,H' -.O5'- THE BICYCLE RACES. NEARLY 000 VMVLK WITNESSED THE HACKS AT THE THICK. will dceni It itrofllablo etiough oiler to tu publlu a aerie of race tieit eaou filled will lie even luperlor to tlii MHtMin louriiaineiit. No) lee. We have icourwl the airency for Rider Irom All Tarta of the Country oreimn. Waahlnaton and Idaho for Take rrt, and Made It Hit Ulan hen and holder. Wbluh ami . NiiiwMt exw'll aiiythltig ou the market fo: floe writing. Malted to any addrea ptwtpald, Iiant Haturduy waa IikIchI the a a upon receipt of '!" rvnta. day (u Iheaportluir hlaiory of theolty Hall Uihw., wboleeale and retail f Independence, Fully IN0U (aople bookniellur and etutloiiere, Motouw, aMMciuuled at tlie race track to wit ut Idaho. the bicycle race, whh'li have bteii the prluulpal toplo of convcrautloii for the paat mouth. Owing to the rectrnt ruin tlie tracX wa very heavy aud roitnlucr able tune wa enent after the vnt throng of Kiplu bed arrived wlihln the gate lu rollluii the track lu order that all luiiedluicuU might la winoved, At laat the eager crowd we grotlllwl by hearing the MtarU r aunounce that tiielnrtlng line and the flnlnblng line A-ould dlll'er fourteen Ivvt. owing to the faut that the track waa lourtw u dvlovera tulle In length, and ttitly reiiueallnir the marahal to order out the eolrlcM In the one mile novice race. Of Interet to AplarUU. the quEO or h-oweus. 'reparation Are Itclug Made fur The tirratet Floral Exhibit lu the lll.torr of the City. The lNHkecpera of ihl vicinity will le glad to (cum that they cati now gtt all their upillc from home tner- clianta. Mr. Hliertuan, the well known HplarUt, ha plaied ageucle for hi hoeaupplle with Kuoi, the grocer, who Im on baud a full upply of eectloiia, atauda, foundation, vuioker, etc., at rock lo toni prlotw. AllDITIOMAL LOCALS Children' IMy will be olaarved, aud thpy will have a program which will be exceptionally gootl. CjOtue and hear the children. Kelley' llwry stable on uorth Main etivet ha added several new buggU and carriage, a wo haa repainted the old one, aud la now better than ever prepared to cater to the publlo. The Bret liwue of the tbrtnltfhtljt Jiullrtin made it flrat appearame May 24th. The paper la published by lief . J. B. Llter, of the ChrUUan church, aud I a ueat little paper. Mta Kleauor MeMlllen, who ha been a contpoMltor In this otllco for about nine month, haa accepted a poet tloti a telephone girl with the Alex aiidT-t'ooper Drug Co. John Multer, who conducted the Iiidt'petulfuce Meat Market here ha moved hi atock to Monmouth and will be lu partnership with one of the market at that placet. J. R Adcox, the new watchmaker, 1 an expert In the rcpalrtug of chrono graph and ordluary home timer. OikhI reference had at Haleiu, Albany and Independence. Zeloc Hlgg. ofiSalem, a brother-in-law of Dr. K A. Mulkey, lant Saturday made a reconi ou tne Muem traca or a An Ue , .. v.rumi, nit . iMUllll imawl will go to the church, Sunday mile p. school aud V, C. T. U beneflt, mile ticket for they are limited. A fowl ticket will be sold at Hawkey's Book lore at Mounioutli. Itegular service will be hell la the Calvery Evangelical church Hires mile outti of Monmouth, next Sunday at I $m p m. by llev. 1. a Fhiher. All are luvltwl. O. I) Ulder mm (mil led his daugh- ter Mis. W. H Kellogg to Oregon City, Children' Day will be observed at the t'reabyterlaii church thla coming A general luvitatlou extended to all. Clarence aud Itaymoiid licnkle, aud Clare Irvine took a plti to l'orllaud,'ou their wheel to wlUiea the bicycle race I at that place lat Tuesday. Kd Clod folter accompanied them to Halein and returned ou the Altona. right along. Mi t'atie Cooper, who was thrown from a buggy while out riding near Zeria, was brcught home last Saturday evening, and la convaleeclug rapidly. When the scalp is atrophied, or shiny-bald, no preparation will reatore the hair; In all other cases, Hall' Hair iieuewer will start a growth. Dr. 8. A. Mulkey rocleved word this wek from his mother, of Amity, I. . 1 ...,- . - .1 .... Al... wno nan uwu iik lur wHiiriium w me effect that he was no tn'tter. There waa a hand organ on the street Saturday, aud added greatly to the monotonous uie, which was every place to be heard. : Je Irv.ne, a brother of Clarence, the manager of the Itauner Cash Gro cery, was up from McMlnnvilleSatur day aud Sunday. Frank Morrlmm, a newspafter man welt known in the north west, was over fmni Salem ou a vmit to frieuds lu this city Saturday. Oeorge Reed, who waa In bunlne In tliii city aiHuftliue ago, was its towu Monday, lie Is now making hi home in Salem. !jwU llulnilck.of the Independence FlouriiiK iiiIIIh, is having a new build ing put up in which to place hi wheat cleaners. Mr. Dick and Lbier Gaines and Mlwe- Hattieand Ede Mackey were vlaltiug Mr. Ed Owen Suturday and Sunday. itilly Sportsman, who ha been In the town for some time, left last Mon day for Jacksonville, to visit his father. The Southern Faclflo railroad air peuters are putting a new foundation under the depot at this place. When you want to take a ride don't forget that Kelley has fine driving homes and good rig. Mrs. F. W. Belt went to Corvallis on the Tuesday morning train to .visit friends at that point. Miss Hattie Stansbury went over on the Alice A Wednesday to Salem, where she Is staying. Cul I'atton, who formally worked In the Fennel! blacksmith shop was in towu last week. Dr. Mulkey Imi bad his oflbw In the Patterson block remodeled and finished in firHt-class style. . Pink Patterson, who Is working for thehtate Insuraniw Co., of Salem, was In town Sunday. Frank Skinner, of the Willamette University, of Hulmi, was In town Sunday. J. Barnes and wifo, of Salem, are visiting their daughter Mrs Mills this week. A social dance was given In the Whiteaker hail last Saturday evening. Itov. J. Fred Jenkins went down to Salem on the Alice A. Wednesday. Arthur Wilson and wife, of Salera, were up to see the races Saturday. C. E. Force, the Independence bar ber, will give you a neat hulr cut. The Peoples' party will hold a picnic at Turner on the 4th of July. The Little Palace hotel Is the popular place to get a fl rst-class meal. Dayton is to have a new public ehool building this summer. Mr. Uoodell, of Rlckreall, was in town the last of last week. Cash paid for secondhand goods of all kinds at the Exchange. You will fl ud all of the leading cigars atUrittUh t Pattersons. If you want a smooth shave go to C. E. Force, the barber. J. B, V, Butler, of Monmouth, was In town lust, Friday. Grilllili's 5-ceut cigar at Grifllth fc .Pattersons. The Altona made a fow extra trips lust week. Friday she made a round In exactly live minute after tb mar- trip from Portland la one day. Hatur- hal ordered out the entries the seven day morning she went to Albany to tiicyctlsis who entered amumcii weir bring down the blcycllat from that respect ve position aud at the eiack I i.U, MHd arrived bauk hem about a. ennui social al tlie lirses lor th Diatnl Him whuvlaiMti weres hovvil I mi.-. ii..... ... I-.. .t ...Ill I i...... .. . '"' .:. "M ,",vu "J " wciiran otr. They started slow, hut sure imrata o'clock Suudav evenlmr. W f Tl! ..uw. If ........ . ..I ... . . I - ...v- ..v,w i.nuinHjf eveumg, tueiaroumi the circle, f rom tu quarter t to near the thrce-quarfor ...ii. . t . i ii . llllie post WIS UieycilSlB Hoiutaw. A u,ul ..r,a,e... I... m t'... ... t . .. I ... i 1 !.!.. I' I"- ' . ... m.i-viHK. lUUHHT Slid rcrollatlle l"u IVKumi viuii, uui m il uir i ,,r .11-rl ... fcui iii tm prux-acaii on Suitor' lumber yrd, qunrter wa reaeuetl ea.'li uieycii.t dMVoted Xclulvely to the children .uuuiiniuiii, van ana ezamnis intt munru lurwaru aa ii ujr uiiiiiiu. get price on hunter end be satlatled. I l"''"1 oue rider was tlirowu before buying elsewhere. I heavily front his wheel, aiuaslilng EvmbodvlimlntaKu.m .i.- rliuof th hlud wheel, but happily Steamer Hoair on Saturdav. r., vn.,r "Jf hlmseir. I'aul Hansen, . . w - ...... . . I.... ...I ... i i .i . i . i... w.w kiiiijt rwu'.ii uii'jvii, vnww. .uw tape dot, closely followed by Fred Nosier, of Monmouth, while F. A. Hliot. of Dallaa. waa t mI third. For some reason or other the report The time waa 8;4tl. "fine races ami picnio write-up rrotii The next race, which was one mil pnis piace to me oreonian ooiiuuuea i ..... open. Class it. wa limited lu time to Pveri wrong uame ana some people 8.-.ML J a Ural., ..rw.-.kunB. aim lu w"! be urprlHed to not know their 2JS2J, but the rat wa declared u own uame. race, as the time wa 2 sucoud over Hastings Bros., of Alrlle, have sold iIih IIiiih Mlluttfd iheiu. Necwiarllv their store, at that nlace. to some via the Altona, Wednesday mnrnlnir lii1H r-.w um run .,v.r .mi Jims wntlemeu from Alhanv. Thev hsve ami will pind a week or so visiting a. Dralu aualu woo In 241. Jobu d-o rented their warehouse, aud will thIV, I I 'uiaii.lta.lt ..f klsu.L.siaa .l t .via. ml Ii I (UMA.lf I 111 I'M ttllltk ak fitrill Itl llwltlikll millllfu I V'Jil'fll U kllT( mfW9 v uiiiwii l m sa wit whi ii. ii. jsspcrson tia tteen appolnteil to m a very clever rider and was a gmsl ti, u,vu of Lafavetta had a dlsast- rweiver, ny tue couuty wurt, of the second. I. V. Raymond, one of the roua tire May, and Max Friendly, of m. i. vrow prop.rty or thla city, the crack Portland rider, wa third. tWvallls.shota mu bv uame of Lomr ooun naviug gratiteu air, urow a dl- There were tune eutrles In this race today aud then atu-ninted to shoot v roe. i aud WU iimveti to ls one of the best himwir. hut. w nn,viiijt I Ji. jyiistou now baa a new delivery wagon, which is of home make. This Is unt the only home-made wagon which Is going around on our t ! la. uisctiarue or tne iiiaioi inry were pushed olT. Little time was lost lu fits race. The bicyclist rode hard and alt were closely buuclml until the last ouarter was ruu. Here Byrne, of California, and Snip, of Salem, assumed the lead aud rode Heck to neck. Near- Inn the flnlsblng line Byruer shot ahead, but Ship made a wonderful spurt aud almost tied liyruer who crossed the Hue a few Inches ahead of was! The Independence W. C. T. U. will veuU of the day. met at the residence of Mrs Rev. ' the nrst ume Class A half mil in 1B, which Is WwlnJTiirMr"BTud ,i..t, ui,. All memlH-r are rwiiiested to be ores Hey took the positioua assigned them ent. at the one-half mile st aud al the The Steamer Wat . Hoag will make an excursion trip to Halein, this com ing Saturday to take In the Inter-col leglate game. SO cent round trip. The ball game Sunday was well attended and a fair game wa played, the score was 7 to 11 in favor of the Dayton boys. The Oregonlan railroad has fifty men at work putting down fifty -six pouuds rail between Perrydale aud Dallas. The ladles of the M. E. church In vite you to help them eat Ice cream, X. Clodfelter ha purchased the street sprinkler of A. W. Disiksteader slid Moudsy morning began to sprinkle the street. Harry drive the sprinkler. The Wkhs St hk subscription list Is still growlu, and of course It Is the tnt advertising medium In Polk county. ou will get great returns. Ous II. Bynon, ajobprlutcrofuiany year eiuerluuce, has leased the Wkmt LI m. The time was gsl, being 1:151 The next race waa open only to Polk county "boys" Clans A for-three miles. A. J. Atkins, of Monmouth, cake and strawberries, Friday evening I set the pace, while Charles Stauls at the church Mis FloCaleriln, a teacher in the Salem public schools, wa vUlllug Mr. J. M. Vauduyu lat Saturday aud Sun day. It. A. Hultor, son of the mill man. has opened up a full line of high grade lumber at Monmouth. Prof. Hayes and wife left on the Altona Wednesday for Salem and later for Southern Oregon. I). M. Smith and family, of Salem, were visiting Mr. Smith of the Star Grocery this week. trailed In the rear. At the end of the first and second miles, aud up to the three-Uarter mile post ou the third mile there was nochiiKlu the posi tion of the rider. Here Adklns fell back and J. F. Emmett, of McCoy, assumed the lead aud Stuat nunliecl himself well up In the front raiiss, Emmett still retained fl.-st place unit within a few yards of the ta when Slants, w ho bad the second pnsllion, made a great spurt aud crowd the tape, winning neatly, but by only a sliirht niaridii. J. F. Emmett of Mc Coy, finished second and A. J. Atkins, Don't forget the games at Salem Saturday, take Steamer Hoag. Commercial men keep flocking into Independence with tire usual heavy load of trunks Wednesday morning Fred Veness returned to Salem, where he Is attend ing school, Capt. H. L Hatch, of the govern ment siisg Corvallis, was In the city Thursday. An unusal day when Kramer dia-s not have extraordinary bargains Id Jewelry. Iuter-colleglate of Monmouth, flulhed third. Time 9:27. Charlie was greeted with tuiiiiib tuous applause. He role a hard aud clever race, using bis tieaa as well as his feet. He is a member of the I. A, A. C, of IndcMndei!ce, and he retained the only medal for this club. There were seven entries and six ot them stnrted. In the two mile iqieii, Class B there were nlneeutrics aud nil started. This race fell lielow the time allowed them and therefore had to be run over. In the second race Ell Wlnesett, of Olyin phi, carried oil' the first honors with s M Bill ) It a niurK or o:im. uuy iirowne, a SilK Job oftlce ane will Is) glad to give you estimates on your work. ltev, J, B. Lister will hold service at the Christian church next Suudav, he preaches here the second and fourth Sunday of each mouth. The proprietor of the Revere hotel 1 having a foundation put under the building, and I fixing the place up In lu general. 100,000 pound of woo! wsuted by Geo. E. Brey, Independence, for which the highest market price will be paid. John Alexander has ncccpled a posi tion as clerk lu the ChamlHT's Hard ware store, aud took his place Mon day. The passenger train was late Mon day on account of having to load three o ira of beef cattle at poluteup the road. J. S. Cooper went up to Corvallis on the train Monday morning, and t"ok the afteruiMin train for Portland The Dallas Trmmripl will change locations stain. The plant Issll packed ready to move to McMiuuvllle. All Job work done at reasonable prices at the Wkht Sidk Job office. Neat artistic work a etalty. The Secondhand Store has had the front of the building painted, and a new sign pulutcd thereon. Harvey Peutland went to The On the lilth aud Utb of this month there will lie one of the greatest fairs that lias ver been seen In the history or this city, which ha been planned anil will b carried out by the ladle of th Presbyterian church of this pise. No entry fe wilt be charged Every body la cordially luvlled t om and e the great display. Premiums will tj ofT-red a follows: 1. Best collection not less than 13 verities, iiyi. 2. Best collection not lea than fi varllies, $I.W, 8. Beat collection not lea than 2 varltlca, f 1.00. 4. Best Qolleoton pink rs not less than 8 vsrltles, 11.00. 8. Beat collection of yellow rose same, 11.00. 0. Best flollctlon of red rosea sanw H.oa Special premium for finest aiolmcu of yellow, red, pink or white, each 25 cent. There is being prepared an Interest ing musical ami literary program for each evening the r queen will be crowned with appropriate ceremonies. A bicycle parade will proceed the first evening' entertainment. A print will be offered for the Isjat decorated wheel. Admission during afternoon lOceuts. For th evening eutertaluiuent 15 ieut. Reserved seat 1ft cents, Thuse who Intend to enter their roses should carefully mad the follow lug rules governing the fair. I. Exhibitor mut have all rose under cultivation three month pre vious to entering. 2. Exhibit will be recleved on Wednesday p. in. aud until 1 p, tu. Thursday. The first day of the fair l'.xhlhlt not al th door by 1 p. tu. will be deliarred from competition. 8. All rose should be labeled with name before entering. 4. No dower to be entered for more than one premium. fi All flower must be handed to the superluleudant or assistants, at the door and subjected to their arrang meiit. 6. Receptacle for premium flower will be furnished, but flower for dis play may b provided for by the owner 7. 1'iium will be awanied by nuiu law. The name of exhibitor will not appear until after Judge have awarded prise. H. No Inferior flower will a premium. Having used tliamlwrlaln' Cough Remedy In my family and found It to I a flrst-clsss article, I take pleasure n recommending It to my friends. J, V. Fohtkii, West port, Cat. For sale by Alcxaiidcr-CiKipcr Drug Co. A tirand Success. Chronic Nervousness Could Not Sleep, Nervous Icadachcs. Gentlemen:-! have been taklmr your Itestorntlvo Ncrvlno fur the past three months and 1 ennaot uy euouffh la lu praise It Itua Saved fly Life, Ut I had almost given up hope of uvrr noinv wcu again, i wa a chronic sufferer from nervousness and could not sleep. I wa also troubled with ncrvou headachn, and had tried doctor la vain, until I used your Nervine. Your truly, MRS, St. WOOD, Blufwood, III, Dr. Miles Nervine Cures. first We aft prepared to negotiate first mortgages ujsin improveil farm lu Oregon, with Eastern parties at a rate of lulerest not to exceed 9 per cent pet annum. Mortgages renewed that have been taken by other companies. Address, with stamp, Mkrwim Swokth, Baker City, Oregon, BRICK YARD J. R. COOPER Ofliidcneiidciic), bavintr A tam engine, a brick machine aud wveral a:r4 of flnnet clity, 1h now pref tared to keep on baud a fine quality oi Brick, wliuil will Iw sold at reason able prices. Dr. Mils Knrrlns Is sold on iiaraniM thai ilw fln( U.tilo Vimiiv. All MtlttT druiivl.Ku.il ii.i si a lu.i. .. ... U Silt b rs'iit. prt'iwlrf, on meeli.l ul orlc. f Ui. lr. Miles' Msdkal Cu., tlkban, lad. DR. S.'A. MULKEY, Resident dentist. Th Profnulita praelltw4 In Its variim brsiiiluM. Hatl'tei'llon susraiilesit. Illtliw ImiiI Min Masntilo Hsll.rnrnnr Mstn sad Muninmiiti irwt, oputs.il In. dvnitsnM Natlnnal bsak. ot. f rtee'a Cream Baking f owoet 'Vnr "lr Hlrh.it Mtel an rMplMn Evening Post! SALEM'S GREAT ONE CENT DAILY. NOEPENOENT AND FEARLE88 IN ALL IT8 UTTERANCE8. NOW 18 THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. Month accents. cents per R. E. Cannon, Prop. Your White Shirt may be made of good linen and fit you to perfection, but If It is not laundried properly it will never plesse ' you. . , The STAR Laundry, on 3d aud Olsan street Portland, has appointed D. B. Boydston HKent in In dejiendence slid guarantee to give you satisfaction. i IX As Dill Nyc zi: J v hs anDtarccl an hz''T late before an ir.L:" nant audience; aJ 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. BEIJTLEY, Main St., Independence H Y.inry pair of boms or slim (xhikIiI of m uiai rii, run over, or mm u st tli wiles, will Is- rvjialrcd rrve. G. L HAWKINS, Proprietor of Tlis Ini1rH'nli.nc Msrbls Works. Mltmslc on sll Mmory work. Hrt-.'lit workmsa. lilp, Istosi designs, and lowsst rlca. NOW STORE, NEW Q00DS AND LOW PRICES. TheJ.F.O'DonnellCo., Is Duttinc in a ComDlete line of Hard ware, Stoves, and Tinware. Buggies and Spring wagons. Also on hand a complete stock of Paints and Oils, made by the Celebrated HEATH & MILLI- receive GAN Manufacturing Co. . The J. F. O'Donnell Co , Independence, Or, The play "Ltnidon Assurauce" by the student of the Normal at Mon mouth, which wa played in our city on Thursday, May 30th, at the opera house, was well attended, and enjoyed by all present. Kveryone acted his (tart well and seemed at home on the stage, and for an amateur performance It wa more than usually satisfactory. JtEW TOIlAT. WE PREFER TO DO YOUR WORK In our New Shop, oijmsite Kelley's Livery Stable, rather than in the News- . papers. HORSE SHOEING, $1. Hand made Shoes in Proportion. Draft, Road and Track Shoeing the very best. Bring all your second-hand Roods Hpokane bicyclist, finished second while Dalles last Haturday to be gone several to the Exchange and trade for g aids or cash. The Misses Cray ton, of Halem were visiting Miss Bessie Butler over Bun day. Those hair plus and ring trays at Kramer's make ulce birthday preseuts. Mrs. Lake Dorrls went to McMlnn vllle Wednesday to visit her parents. The Hong will leave Halem in time to reach Independence about 0 o'chajk. The ice creuiri Parlor at Clodfelter Bros, is becoming very popular. Mr. Thompson, of Falls City, whs seen on our streets Wednesday , S. T. Jeffries, of Corvallis, was In town several days this week. Rev. L. rt Fisher went down to Portland one day this week. T. W, Raymond, of Portland, finished third. The next race on the program was the five mile lap, Class A. There were fourteen entries, eight of which started, i ins was me most niie'vsimir race of all, up to the fourth lap, Eugene White, of Portland, took the first lap At the finish of the next two laps It was Indeed exciting. Watt Hhlp, of Halem, crossed the tupe a few yards ahead of the other eonlestents In both laps. In the next lap some of the wheelmen commenced to drop out while on tho fifth hip Hhlp rode In victor with none nearer than KK) yards to contest his right to the tap and race. White, of Portland, came In second. The time of t his race was Pi minutes The most uovel race was the tandem . (Mass 11. havlnir two entries, both Anything you need in tne stationery ntartl nir. The race was exoltinir line call at tKKirciter isro. throughout the mile. The race up to Clocks that don't need watching are the three-quarter mile post whs very the kind Kramer deals In. even, neither party having honors over rri. m,.i,.- fv.mr.miv Is nuttln In a the other, but at this place the air In weeks. Take your washing to D. H.Boyd- ston, and gut your work done In Port land. The Wiht Hum Job ofllee Is right In the swim when It comes to doing good work. A few cords of wixsl will be taken at this oftlce on subscription right away. J. A. Veneaslcft for t he East Monday to be absent several weeks. Now bring along that cord of wood for a year's subscription, Narclsse Patterson has len employed at the Knox GrMtry, A. M. Hurley, Is attending court at Dallas this week. E. C. Potitiund was In Halem Wed nesday. Don't forget to take tlie Hoag for Halem. Dallas has started a moral wave. Did you read Mul key's "ad.'' Who said 4th ? pit at the round house. The Hteamer Hoag goes down Sat urday morning 10-30. Tlie Medical Association of Polk county met to day. Dr. Frazer, the Monmouth dentist, is up and around. ' oieo, Hmlth is attending court In Da.las this week. Ham Hawley was in Dallas Wednes day courting. Geo, Payne, of Balem, was In town over Sunday. Candy, Candy, Candy, at Griffith & Pattersons. C. E. Force has ft good place to take a bath. W. H. Patterson still takes orders for clothing. W. P. Connaway spent Sunday lu Salem. the tire of the tandem which was rid den by Raymond and Slaver, com menced to escape very rapidly and by the time the race was finished they were speeding along at a merry pace on the rim of their front wheel. As It was they finished a irnod second, Wlne sett and Lee finishing In the excellent time of 2:041. The beautiful gold medals given by the I. A. A. C, under whose auspices the races were run, were presented by T. N. BroiiBou, of 8Hicm, at the opera house Haturday evening. The medals have been pronounced by the visitors as bclngexccedingly acceptable both In quality and In design, The club put forth every effort to make this a grand success and they have not fallen short of thulr mark It Is understood the club will clear a neat sum which will go to tho neoces gary expenses of fitting up the olub room. It Is to be hoped that the olub Remarkable Nero. Dr. T, J. Lee Is oue of the leading physicians, of Independence, Oregon and ou last Wednesday afternoon was called out to Rltner creek, about thirty miles distant. When near the Ltickla mute creek, his team ran away,and cros sing a covered bridge, aud ran off a bank Urn feet high on the end of the I nidge. The doctor's left arm was displaced, but he managed to right up the bugtty ind getting back In, set his arm by placing In between the frame work of the top. He then drove the othertwenty miles, attended to his patient and returned to Independence Thursday where he had the arm properly bandaged. The U. S. Gov't Reports show Royal Baking Powder auprhr to othtrt. Why don't you try a meal- at the Ity restaurant, In place of spoiling our Sunday by cisiklug a hot dinner. When you waul a good meal for 26 inula, go to Strong' restaurant, Wests- eott A Irwin, proprietors, Salem, Oregon. , tf You can get six goxsl square meals for $1 at the City restaurant, cooked by white women. Money loaned on Independence pro lrty this mouth, by W. 0. Wright, of Dallas. tf You cau get receipt and note In pad at tlie Wkht Si i ofllee. Money to loau at 8 er cent, by W. (1. Wright, Dallas. tf No Chinese at the City restaurant. KRENGEL& HILLIARD, Independence, Or. mi Ofllee fur Rent. THE ritONT ROOM oK TICK WKHT HI UK oHl'V, llxlB, opening on Mum slrevt, aull-l sbUf for s real cwlsio or lawyer's otllisi, will Imi renied, Including I not Air sUivo and Imitrlti lliilit very oliesp, Enqulro al th Wksthiiis iiffloe. If Hay Fur Sale. BALED CHEAT, AND OAT HA Y. IUULKY sou (I sud Cheat srtd, for sl by W. W. Moijsis, " Klckroall.Or. tf "Sspsnor mm mm. ' ana Notice of Sheriffs Hale. NOTK.EJH UKRKUY OIVKN THAT BY VIK. tue of an exwuilon Issusd out ofllio circuit court ofth stat of Oregon, for the county of l'olk.on the Slst day or May W upon a Judgement made and entorcd ot record on Ihs Otb dsy o( IleoeiiitMir 1802 In said court In the cerliilu ac.tlnn whcrvln C. M, llender. on A Co., a corporiitloti l plalnllir and J. H. Alexsnder and K. II. Jcler purlners undur the (Irm nams of Joler A Alsssudtr wr dof' lidants fur Ihenuin uf three liuu drcd mid twenty and thirty hunitrmlthi dollar. (:l'.M,:)Wlth IntirsHl thereon st the mUuifHper cent per umiuin from tho 6th day ufDeeenihcr lKUI,und the firthemum oi twenty and sixty hundredth, dollnrn ($.11 ikii eo.ls slid dthbursiiiminls ot this s llou. 1 have by vli'tuo of .mild sxeeiitlon levied lipoiunid will sell st public auction nl tho front door of the court house In Dullim.l'olk t; unt: , Oregon on the first day uf July IHU'i, at the hour of one o'clock lu the afternoon ul nld dsy for cnh In hand all of the right title and Interest which the said defendant J. H. Alexander has tu and to the following duKcrlbvd premises to wit: llelng (10) ten feel orl of tlie south able of lot no. (II) two In fractional block No. (8) three Slid (lfl) fifteen feet oft of the north side of the north half of lot No. throe, lu lructlon.il bloc: no, (.1) three, In Honry Hill's town of lndep. endenee, the mime being the undivided one half Interest tn the above described pro perty, Dated, Dalian, Oregon, June 7, 1HU5, H, 11. ri.UMMKK, Blierittof polk County. The BEST stoves in THE MARKET, FULLY GUARANTEED. A new line of them just received at The New Hardware, F. E. Chambers. Wo will pay $3QQ 5 varelos sort or a name. SWEET PEAS.oSr'; Only40c.AP0UND! For full particulars of $300 offer and the handsomest and most com plete catalogue of Flowers, Vegetables and Frults.contsinlng all old fa vorites and cream of new Novelties, printed in 17 different colors, elegant colored plates. Send 10 cts. (which may be deducted from Bret order) for l''Q FLORAL GUIDE. , V I VS I V O SUHVS contain the germ otUfo. JAMES VICE'S SONS, Rochester, N. Y. iSP LJIJ Ii. L ff "WW a IS .jam 1 jpssii I '.J WW T BIIB D lac to get all flrUclu work. BATH 26 Cn44 CITY STABLES. ELY J0HN30M. Pre?. Horses Fed by the Day Week or Month. Besfof Attention Given Stock Left in Charge. INDEPENDENCE. OBN. Gent's Clothing Hade to order in any style at the Inde peodence Tailor Hliup, T. lyUo Jeoks, proprietor. A flue line of aaiuple al. ways 00 baud from which U (elect. ' Sulla made to order from $14 up, by Independence Tailor Shop ICE CREATl, CONFECTIONARY, BREAD AND CAKES, Furnished for private parties, socials, plcuic aud all kinds of entertainments, on the shortest notice and at prices consistent with first-class work aud best .materials. For anything- la this line go to G. A. Back, j 17 Commercial St., Salem. Sperting Brothers Meat Market DKALXS I Choice Meat 0 0 Higheni market price paid for fat stock, beef, mntton,veal, pork, etc. All bills must be settled monthly. Jl'EX SUNDAYS FBOM 8 to 9 a. m. It 11 Hera b iltiriioftiillilf P. H. MoCABE. S. MUHLMAN. P. I IM1BE I CO., Proprietor of ndependence Tile Factcry Manufacturers of . FIRST-CLASS Drain Tile, of all alaa. Prior to Suit th HARD TIMES. OFFICE AND FACTORY l.leiviiJena1. Oregon Home time ajfo I was taken sick with a cramp In the stomach, followed by diarrhoea, I took a couple of doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea Remedy and was Immed iately relieved. I consider it the btt medicine in the market for all such complaints. I have sold the remedy to others and everyone who uses It speaks highly of it. J. W. 8TRICKI.EB, Val ley Center, C&l- For sale by Alexuu-der-Cooper Drug Co, Dr. Price's Cream Baking" Powder World's Pair Hlfhaat Award. BMWARE Of Imitation trade marks end labels. Insist on m ahp mt(m som I5J ": rgf lOj ' 1 tmTn'T ... ' " '.J.,.,flWlfllll in FN? in packages Costs no more than inferior package soda never spoils the flour, keeps soft, and is uni. versally acknowledged purest in the horld. Hade only by CHURCH & CO., New York, Bold by grocer wryw2sn. Write for Ana and Hamuer Dock oi 1 ilu. ,jl; '.loclp.8 FEEK. In tli at old flower pot and make it a tuiiiK ui uei.ui.j'. . tail, n v. nw. , and II will be a Joy forever. . , D.& C.Roses grow and bloom Indoors or out. In pot ' or garden ttioy are on their own roots, j' Our new Guide to Rose Culture will help 5 you make a wise selection tell you how roses and other flowers are grown at I rose headquarters and how yon can grow them equally well. If you so request, we will send free, thb valu- able book aud a sample copy of our floral j mturailne, Suaxu with JPUneert. J ' THB DINGEB COWARD CO., I Jj West Grove, Pa. t awswwriivywvyvvvvirvvwwr.