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it. Pmuit, tiMM(tt W9CKD BV (lest Side Publishing Companj SUBSCRIPTION RATES. rAYlSLB IK ADVAHf B. On Year HI UktUUM . . . All mrrU( and death, nolle aotexeawd. Inf flv Hum U1 b lUMrw4 frve. All ovt flv line will b olnriiJ 0v ofiita pr Hut Hooitjr obltumry ivaoiutious will bs eUargwj fur l the rut ot Ave nuta per Una. Kiulrd at the INjat-ortU-e lu ladepvti dance, orvgou, a awuil-ola matter. I SIDE." HoD- Klnr Herwau will have ioiui wiinUUon for the nomination to eon grwaat the next republican oonven tlou. W. I. Vkwter, au attorney of Medford, a wry popular young man and who stands high tn Southern Oregon will be u aspirant for the nomination, aaya the Medford 3AtMiV.tr. He la Oregon born and haa every ijualtrti-ation to rweommeiul him to the office. He la of flue personal appear ance and an eloquent teaker. " 11 n rsmie people have been along time rtudlngoutthat Kngllsh Intrlgiu was 'he indirect eaua of the lute war be. (ween China and Japan. Tin. aame lias bevu true of nine out of every teu of the wan of thla century. 1.01 CORRESPONDENCE. Vims. Tlte correspondent, of Well, haa often wondered w ho la the oorresoii dent of Iluetia Vista. lavld Vanderpool, who cut hli knee shout alt weeksago, U able to ha around uow. Dr. Itlaka Cauthorn, a dentist Portland, Ii vUlting hta pareitU here. The tickle of the harvester can heard lu ail direction. The Wkht Hi UK la the leading paer of thla place. Hay harvest la completed here lu thla vicinity. , Cleve 1'arker ha returned from a high mid advanced aidioula, blowout mi Salmon river. 1 HnriuV primary ami liilef history of I). Haley, of Canine llend, I haying U' Vutivtl Htatna, on Parker's much. OAK I'OIXT. THUKSDAY, JCLY 18. ISJC IHstOONTlNl'ANCKS lteiueiutwr that Uu publaliera ol tills paporiuual l nolllL-d b 4ttr when a aubaerlbet wUlin hla papvr loppd. All arrwaragos miut be paid. ALWAYS U1VK TUB NAME ol tilt pout offitw to which your paper It ant, Youi name on uot be amuil uu our bouka uultt tula It doua. ALL LKTl Klld should be addroaard to th WES r tUUtt, lud.-i mluui LIBERAL BEQUEST. At the East Oregou Baptist As sociation lu IV tulle toil Thursday waa made au announcement which Caused a large degree of satisfaetion to all members aud frieuds of that church. Several daya ago there oocured the death of a wealthy man lu au aastcrn city, and when the will waa opeucd for probate, it waa found that fcXiO.OOO had beeu bequeathed to the Llaptist missionary moieties, halt each to the Home Missionary Society and the Missionary Union. This liberality hue put the Home Mlsslou society out of debt, with a balauce ol f"J3,0O0. The Missionary Union waa struggling 'with a detklt of f lua.OOO. The kgaey of the liberal gentleman haa cut down the ludcbi. dueaa to i,ttOO, aud eeuds cucourage luenl all along the line to everyone whole eouueeted with the llaiHist church. It la probable that more than one Impenotiioua member of the ltrltlah nobility envUw Lord Sholto Uuuglaa, who lu taking to wife a variety actreiw haa aeeured a tailor for a luther-ln-Uw. i ii A protnlueut demwrat aaya denu crata will again fill the White Houae. v vriaiiuy uiey will uui nicy Will go ttiere to pay their reapeota to a repub licau rreaident, after March 4, 18t7. The reat of the country will gladly give California a quit claim to Carl Browne, if It la dcalred. "Iv" Hill talk like a man who U afraid to jump becauae hia parachute li out of onlei . Little Itornlec William, of Hnlem haa teturiHHl home after a weck'i vUll with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mr John (Miurn. T. llecket lin purchaml 8(1 acre o (list. McCauley't and w III xmui live on the aue. Frank Ityer an old time Oak Point boy will be here to work through bur veet. Several of ourfarmera will atart In cutting their fall wheat thla week. Hay! linyl hay! more hay tlmu money In lhl nectlon. I hreHliIng will be the next thing on deck with the farmer. (Jeo. McCauley la changing hi barn Into a hop hoime. Hob W hlte iiualla are uumerou lu tbeae arta. rrovldeiice atlll amilea upon the United Mate; the new Cleveland baby i a girl. Why not name the new Itaby Ml Calculation? nitiiMaroitT. A Cook Hook Free. "Table and Kitchen" la the title oft new conk bonk published by the Price Making Powder Company, Chicago. JiiMt at thla time it wl.l I aent free If you write a poetal mentioning the Wkst SnK. Till Uak ha been tried by ouraelvea aud la one of the very oeal or Ita kind, iteaitlea eontalning Theanuounceiueut of the beijuest ovtr W rtivlpta for all kind of pastry haa not beeu generally know u to the aiu home cookery, there are many communicauta ot that dciiotuiualluu or ''Iota for the table aud kitchen, how to the public Baktr Ikinmrat. The Seattle J'wt'IikttUigrMitr aaya: Kvbon lieiiuutt waa "1(kr1 up" lor $7.50 by the ruilroud robber of ititldlea. Aa he mual have had more with him, he iirotNibly stowed the "ginger" where It would come to leant harm. tug how to act a table, how to enter the dining room, etc.; a hundred ami one hint In every branch of the culinary art Cookery of the very finest and richest aa well aa of the nimt econo mical and home like, la provided for. Kemember "Table and Kltcheu" will be aent, poatnge prepaid, to any lady Kph linker and (lecrgo Sheldon have returned from Kai-U-ru Oregon much plcaaed with their trip, and the mauy lghu beyond the Cawadea. Win. Hum ha returned from Kal moil Itlver, where he haa been hear lug aheep. Nat Holuian haa rented hla C(ai-r Hollow farm to Frank Morrtaou. Bill Kawn and Ham Davla have bought a new hinder. J ih n Yeater la cultivating hi Mtaloee. Wheat aud oat will enou be ready to tmrvtwt. Everylxaly I btiy making hay, Mr. Win. Yeater la no better. MdOT. Ill KM A TINT A. Itdoea not follow that btratise Mr Bennett gave the tniiu roblH-rouiy $7.50 ""liK uer addn-a (name, town aud that he had more money on hla peraou or even with him. Such men aa Mr. Bennett do not carry metal money w ith them. He ia so well known that every country bank would caah hla check for any amount he would likely need In traveling. Mr. Bennett traveled on a pna, therefore outaide of a few dollars for incidental expense he would not have much money ou bis person, It is the poor niau, the man who is unknown aud state) plainly glveu. A copy In Oer- mail or N'audluavln will be aent if desired. INwtal card 1 aa gissl aa a letter. Addreaa J'rlee Baking I'owder Co., Chicago, 111. Mr. K. T. Hatch left last Tueaday . ior ewNin, wiiere aiie will eii(l a lew week with her daughter Mm. Hretheriou. 11... I. ..II..- t. I . l t . . i us mu i m hi me f rvsiiy irriau Cliumi will give au Ice cream Ma-lid lu the church here Friday evening. Haying I alxiut over aud harvesting la ocgiuiitng. DALLAS. An Independence (Jlrl Too. Many of our readers know personally Miss Ktta Beamer, daughter of M. Beamerof Halein. TbeYa-ianaav: Miss Ktta IWamer, a charming vo-j enlist of Saleiu, Is traveling with the Herr Aamould Concert Co. in the state without credit I of Washington, aud wherever con- who must carry cash w 1th him and do bis business on a cash basis. Aud bo extensive haa the system of credit exchange become that there are very few men nowadays who do not la some cert are given the Mitiera sneak in the highest terms of Mini Beamer. Of her appearance at Hwattle the Post Intelligencer su,y: "Miss Ktta Ib-amer aang four iium- oers, ueing on the pmgrniii for two Wlllard Elk Ins left Wedueaday fur California where he will continue lib profeaslunalstudie. Willaul will la- come a celebrated artbd some day He ha the talent, ludUMtry aud char acter. We wish him sueesa. Oeo A. Krdle and family leave for Colorado today. He Is making the ..I. ... r I i . m a. . . enniigv ior me ucucill or air, r.mie health. They leave a In ml of friends U-1 1 1 ml who will hojm for the early recovery of Mrs. Krdle. I he South Methodist church Is assuming proportions. Home illlll I Aa Bud Hall left Albany Inst Fri day fur Imine hla team became fright nod running away breaking the buggy In piece but the Imrw escaped ladug hurt. Bud's nose waa broken, There were several from Stiver last Sunday night to attend church. They will not lie buck aoon or they must have aome one to lake care of them If they do, llueiia Vista now haa black smith. Mr. Lane, af Hlxle, I a first class workman, and pimple should rtmcm berthat tliey have a blacksmith In town. Mr. llC, Hall and grandson Clyde, of Moscow ldslio, who have been doing buslnexa here, after au extended vlstl with friends have returned home. .Monroe KrueU, J. Kays, llmitirand Charley MiKire after week sojourn at N eel uer bay, have returned home. leorge Brey, of I lulepciidciice, waa up ou bis a heel to Itueiia Vista, on bualues with A. Anderson. Mrs, Irvine and grandson, of Philo math, were the guest of Mr. and Mr. I Vw ell lust week . Mr. L. N. Hall, who ha been visit ing relatives lu Wondhiirn, ha returned home. Miss Minnie Wadklus, of lllll.lmni, was the guest of Mia Itose MeClaln this week. The muiilti ela here 1 progressing ulctdy under the ninnagement of Prof. YMer. Mrs. Broiisnn la reHtrted quite III at he home of Mr. and Mr. Williams Ir. C, Y Boy n ton, who went to Portland on bis wheel, lis returned. Uncle Silas Prather w as burltnl here Inst Frldii.v, Itev. Ituldwlu oniclutlmr. The public school building here I having soiue gisul work done on lb Mr, ( 'until and Iri Nin.li made a Hying trip down to Hulem Monday. Mr, Siilllus and diuighler, Lilly, have gone down to French Prairie. Mrs. Mans, of Oregon t'iiy, oomlllg o visit her mother Mra. Beven, At tbU plnce the lmt are so Irregu lar as to cnUM' annoying delays. Mr. Powell and i, Iams, went to Corvallis iast week on buliuss. Mra. Clint Cole lias Ihtii very ill but Is lu a fitlr way t rtanvery. Corda lliuueu Is visiting her sinter, Mra. Hlchardnou, tbU week. Mix t'lura Htauley la vixitiiig at tl e homo of MIm It.we MH'lalu, Kvery tsi.ly Is busy bsullng liny aud preparing fur harvest, John and Kii in Hiblwtnare binding Isirby tb week. Hud Hall went to Albany, Friday, oil business. Mi m Carrie liin liUnn now nsldes lu Marion Co. ( (Hint am:. LsmiiiiI' aerie of vocal music, Humes' general history, Miintellh's pupubtr wleiiee ltohlnsou' algebra and geometry. Hryaut Jl Sttattoua system of lxok-kis-piug. Wards bunliieiw forms. Htetde'a chemistry, Isdauy aud physics, nxtrniidiny and ge4ilogy, Maxwell' lirst lasik lu lungunge. Maxwell's lutMitiiotloii to Kiiglish grammar. Maxwell' adviiucl Ktigllsh giinu mar. IVtermau' civil government, (Or goii edition.) Htiido's populiir xiNilogy, National iiumlsr tahlota, Kong Wave, Oow'a moral and iiiauuers, Kliblseleinenlary and voeul culture. Joliiimus' iiatloual bUloty and his torical aerie fur primary and Inter- UlisliltlC, SClllMlls, (bsigraphleal hndrr. Irvlug'sMkeluh IssiK and Tulc of a 1'raveler. HcHtll'a Ivaiilns', Liely of the Lake, Ablsttt, Murmioii ana Wiaidsiia-k. McCuuley'a Kway ou Clialham. ShakesNare' Twelfth Night, JhIIu Ca4aar, Merchant of Vchloe, MIiInUiii mer Night' liiv.uu. Webster' Bunker Hill Oration. IM 'overly paper. Arnolds Sehrnli and Kustuin, Kiiiormiu'a American Hcliohtr, Ou May l.'t, 1mm, at n supplementary caiiviow, ihe folluwHigwert alo ado- Uil: Itoed's word leewilHl, Malison's series of dllug. Kleelrle aerlea of draw ing. Huiiths studies of :niliib literature. Waddy's eomiswltloua. KlectrlcOcography. Mmmmmnfmmmtnmfttminmfmi' a IClothSn g! IClotHiing!! 1 PALPITATION OF THE HEART. s In oitkr to tlfan out before moving into" our new hiiiMinjj-and receiving our fall 3 stiK k. We make jecial ices fr y days As 2 we move the 15th of August, and don't 3 want to move any dotbintlitse prices"' oiiglit t clean them out: Men's black cheviut, ruund or njuare $8,0 now $0.-0 3 6.00 now j rn Z2 57 12 txt II g niacK (lay worsted Jrotk suits g- Klack clay worsted square cut coat&vcst 6.50 now 5tiortnca of Ureath. Swell ing of Legs and feet. "For almut four yearn I waa tmu Med with imlplUitluii of tlm heart, abort no of hreuih and (welling of tlio leg und feet. At tlrnca I would f-ilnt. I was treated by tho last phy s;ci.nn In Savannah, m., with no ro ller. I then tried varloiia Spring, without bcticliL Finally 1 tried Dr. Miles Heart Cure r: olso hi Nerve and Liver 1111. Af trr htinnnwi tit (die tiinn I frit btttrrt I con tinned tik trig them and I urn now In Utter health than for many yearn. if ..11 1 1, ,.i. . ' " Since mvrecovcry 1 have gainl fifty T MCI1 s lIk til)' Worsted INK kS.Claf ft VCSt 7 0 now rsiinids lu weight. 1 liopo thla atato- m..,.i. ..i ...... i .. t incnt tuny U. of valuo to aomo WM OldCR UdV WtifSieU JMK.K SllllS l. Co HOW . . .v.. .... . If I ... k. n. HI'TTON. Wajr atatloa. 0. Ir. Mllu' llKirtf'uri(ilten a altl ranraiiKHi llutl th Bnt Itolilo i l-cnntiL All ilritmilauwll it st It. Uttlm for K. or It will iMinrni, ir, uili, ,in relpl of prl If Uia It. Mile Mouu sl Co., tlkliart, lad. HANKS. I I Kdnjmod jatjthaj J I iilh INDhl'liNDiiNCI: National Bank! Capital Stock, $50,000.00. l'i Minion! Vle 1'rwltlviil. Ca liter Business Suits. Four button Cutaway t t it tt $7.00 now $5.25 O s o.unuw O QO grey 11.50 now 8.65 2 Drown black tt 11 1. iitiutrmiKitd, viiium Ni;ieiN. A. I", ItlNNAWAV Blue square cut, sack suit Grey square cut, sack suit Blue square cut, sack suit 10.00 now 7.75 16.25 now 12.503 7-75 now 5.852 10.00 now 7.7a2 cully In getting lumber business transaction take advautairoof electloua, but the audlem insisted the progress of the work. The build I..,. in.... 1.... 1 i, 1 1... . 1 ...1,,, their own credit in doiue a cash busi- " w "me sue sang. , cooii.ie, .u m nauusoiiie newt. When the train nliU.-r took Mr. MX or eigtit ruiiHIlea are rusticjitlng on the liiicreole, live miles above Dallas. There is irissl flsbinir uu there Bennett's $7.50 in coin he probably took all he bad with him, although he is worth many thousands of dollar, but the 17.60 taken from the young man on the same train waa probably his all and that la the reason why he cried when he lost it. In the business of thla day and age a good credit Is worth more than anything. THE TARIFF ISSUE. She wore a pretty pink silk sown and and commodious. made a pleasing imprexsiou on I be! audience even la-fore she sanir. She bus a soprano voice of great power liecullar but pleasing. Hbe phrasce aud some black bertiea and above all a nicely aud her articulation Is well nigh perfect." The Tacoma Ledger of June 27th says: "Miss fleamer, the soprano soloist has a fine voice of pure liouid tone. The M li.se, Mellit lliiiiiicv, Dora (iutbrle, Iils Madbum, tirniv I'Dwell, Nova Hutler, May and Alice Millkey, and Messers.Jny I'owell, jWllluu Oowaii, Hartley Mulkey, 8am iliuk hart.aud Frank, IVarl, and Henry lloiiney hii lit iih( Sunday at the Fulls. I bey took dinner and supper at Fulls clly nnd arrlvtsl ut home aUml 12 ..i.. i i. ft., ocmn-'k. ineyresirt liavinir nil ex- retarding ivllcut time. He good little lrlM, hiiiI tb n't wile the gate any more, and maybe they will reward you with s.uuo chewing gum. F. 8. 1'owell Ih-kbii binding u heal Monday. Wheat harvest will sishi k u full blast. Why Was It that Avar's HTMMrllla. out of th rst nuatiwr ol siaiiUr iii.unniiuu nmuufiic tumil lliruuijliuul llio watl.t, . li uiily nimllcliio nf (lin KIikI s.lmlltrj ( tlm World's fair, ('liliiif h)f It that, In siills ut tli uul(l elturti ot Ui emiuidu'luitm ol oitr iriamUuni, Hi HwUlon of tin Wur ld' Ftr UUwilw wo ttotrevvmdr BECAUSE Awwdlitf to K11.B U-"ArtlcU mim in any waf anrou or ol OHonslT. Uo Dtnt madlola. ol 1 . i - ... . . Bf.wym.w- q tlona, who lnr,lUnt r eon- o eatlad, wilt not b admlttad to th O Xxpoaltloa," ami, Uirrururv ' Jma Ayrl't Snni.nrl!l la not ft Ol pairui niwlii iiiK, tun umtruin, aud at j MMWM III timtiriftt., flmA MntlilntttA Of A . , u.4 . .. .. wmw wn"ii qiir.oiiiifa in llio r- 01 nulalroni ahidi u U goiiiHuiilixl. amun ii i uu nisi II I omilni-U n ihi ol CoiiiMiiiii(l (.'iiiruU'nlii Ktlrul of Ol MMfMit narllta Hit.l In m.nmhu w.tvtl.u Ol tun luaurarnioui Ol inn next IlliMnlll ol eommlthw, eslK'il t'iKHhsr for pMut oj tliwn Ilia tfinmifitnliiri,.! i,rn.lul t.t Hi Of A eiirl liftiiklliK sad rrlmliK liu.luiiu llnuwl. il; luiilK IllMill., Illlll IM'IIIIU.,INHI ni"r lil rrritii. Krujil,.): id .il rwrlvrd on surrvtil ih-iii 1U llll lil'lM II. V, KlilMli ll-r.n. . UlrM.ilit.r You will never set clothing at these figures ajpun I tllMtricr Purtl inil ilion n,r 'inn .1... .!. . .Il..it.jeell4elik.in0.rr,iplri v .u.v 111, i.w. aiij uillVI inatC HUtKl'S "" firtirrK.i Ha rt fhfo I'l'momlr 1.;. i. i i, !2 --"..".viiMiu.'v. ixtiiiMiun.) iim. I1UIUS jMMHI .uHKiuK. guntil August i5th. , A. Nrl.ll. . A. Aitrti, II, III J, (ii.imIiiimm. . W. Mra, III - J nmenccd Cuine-i Karch 4, 1819 l V 3,110 UVU 2 KlHlillahnl llV NH. I.I.I Allllmrllv jj M. I J unouLuiL - veness 1V3 1 Wilcox. 1 FIRST of Indopcnden, Oren Capital Sloes Surri'u. $60,000.00 $14,000.00 . a tXHin it, j w. uoiicitTHtiN, lrfliU'iil. Vh t'rtMlilonl W. II HAWI.KV, Caohlt-r. DIKFXTIHH, , h. ir, 1 titb..riin. Ii llciuiiik U. W. Wliiukr, W. Vf. Cms. eullro wmrlil, 0I Ol 01 ol AT THI WORLD'S PAIR gj Ayer'SoSarsaparilla Admitted (or Exhibition A K'iii.rnl iiaiiklim biiHliiM. irMi,KM,.ia niiy mil) MlliiirliitiiKi on Mil luiixirlnnl IXilllU. llili mwivml aiihivri loeliwk or on rr- ui.-iur i.i ,i, .i. rii iiot, a,mu. uttew lmur: tl , in, i ( p, m. ir.ORPOMTEO UNDER THE UWS Of ORECOif Polk County Bank MONMOUTH. Or. I II. IMWI PV '. l,.'AMfiKI..., 'II A V. l1WKI.b. I I INDEPENDENCE KULLER MILLS, Low in Jlelmick. I:,itprietor. Mill Feed on Hand and to OrHer A I. ..u.-hchub ii-c, rMear the a. P. Depot.) Oregon ....... ..,,,,..,.,,,... i'i Mi' i, .........VIv.lrt .('lilfr. William (illison, of the Ainerlean this vkliiity and her execution was appreciation it evoked, worthy of the Hue healthful location for caumlmr. C.C. Doughty, of Olmn tr ftt,e '"'lumi, was vlslilug lu went U Portland Tuesday. Hon. J. J. "U)l My. aijr aim, m in me uiuironi ueniiiiig psuiii, ir you wear tlitt ii eture next llie lueellng of the Urand LikL'u of your heart this hot weather, won't v,. spoil It? STATE llLiffll0.E. From the hour the Democratic party obtained the power to carry out their doctrine of "Tariff Reform" the busi ness interests of the country began to suffer, says a prominent statesman, and In Just proportion as the enemies of Protection advanced their work of pretended "Tariff Reform" did de pression and disaster increase until their work was conaumuted by the passage of the Wilson Tariff bill. It haa remained practically in that de pleased aud wretched condition of paralysis to the present Lour, with the necessary daily expenditure of the Government more than Its recipts by several millions of dollars each month since this "Great Reform" measure waa enacted, requiring a loan of nearly two hundred millions of dollars to meet necessary expenses since that date. A. O. U. VV. A burning chimney called the Are boy to (Jermautowu in a great hurry Tuesday morning. They . made good time aud bad au excellent drill. W. Ii. Hester has removed with bis "We bad au epidemic of dysentery in this vicinity last summer," says 8am uel 8. Pollock, of Urlceland, Cal. "I was taken with it and suffered severly family to Kansas where he has con u nil! some one called ray attention to slderable property and with the hope tliamierlalu'8(Jolic,tolera and Dlar- d Improving his health. Ninea Remedy. I procured a bottle and felt better after the first dose. Before one-half of the bottle bad been used I was well. I recommended it to my friends aud their experience was the same. We all unite in saying It is the best." tor sale by Alexander- L'ooper Drug Co. K. 11. Fantio. ol 8ugar Loaf, was In Dallas Tuesday looking after Rock Creek road Interests. Lyman Damon and K. C. l'entlaud, of your city did business lu Dallas Tuesday, The town was tiearly depopulated by the circus at Hulem Tuesday. Stale Press Assm'lallon Meeting. PARKE KS. The program for the annual meetiiiK of the Oregon Press Association will be A wagon wheel with eight spokes announced this week. Hon, J.iliu H. and the tire missing with an oak arub Mitchell has beeu invited to deliver an plujj tightly driven luto the thimble address, and the Invitation has In-en I tlt word, Anler(ii Tyhr in the accepieu. At the Pendleton meetinu remaining pan oi tue leuy with a last year, Hon. J. N. Dolph accepted (!ow l'ra,"'i cu,uo floating down the the invitation to deliver the address, ereek past where one of Mr. Fuqua's and this year the executive committee hrood mares was drinking and for a invited Mr. Mitchell. while he thought be would lose her Miss Angle Rice, of Tacoma. will I ,ut tl,t liHltc-rliwld untl all was safe. Vv ho will be the Ural girl to ride lu (leorge's newly calm cm I bugy? Mr. Lawrence's burn la about com pleted. THK SF.W TKX TIMKIKS. ( oinplete List Ailiipted for Six Years llegliiniiiir Jaiiuarv I, (1. M. Irwin, state superintendent of schools, hasseiit toC'ouiity 8uperlnteu dent liutuhliiHoii a letter of iiistruetlons relerrlng b) the textbiHiks which were adopted by vote January 1, I Nil"), and ii force for II years thereafter. Mr. Hutchinson Ih limirurled to notify u school directors aud to see tiiat llie school system is made familiar with the new list, It is tut follows: 8winton's Now word analysis, Humes' new National Reader. Websters' (lletloliariea. 8pencerian system of pcnmaiihui aud copy books, Fish's A ri th luetics, Nos. I anil 1!. Hrook's luutilal arithmetic. Moiitelih'suleiuentury aud coinpre- henslve geographies. 8inlth's series ot priinury text book; Paid Capital, S30.000. DIRKCTORH, J. II. IUwIpV. lM.ruin.l(..I. I M.HIm I ii v ii. i i. ....... . i, ii. iiiumr, rf.rr, mump, r,. I'oWi'll Jiiiutih t ruvi'ti A Knu-nil Imnklntf him) rxrhiinirn ImihI UN, I irniiwH-ieai iimiii iimili.; ii.'ImwIiii mvlvvil I .uij.-v lil I'lin'K if nil irtllU alf. of llrrault llilerel imli oil tlt.it- deno.liM. r mi. pnmi vniiii iuiii uurmiar rmr i, i ..j i ,nr limp iutk, . re limine . in. to 4 p mi J. A. VKSKKB Prescott & Veness, I'niprlnUirs of- Harvest Coming! During anHcConnlc Harvesters, Hlndem, aud Mowers, are the only two iiiachlnea made that are sold in every iiuuou on uie globe; when, you buy it la Economy to get the best. Slate Normal Sthool, Monmouth, Ore. A tralnltiK M'limil r.ir li'iii-licm. Ciiiiipl,,u. I'lRlilritiln IrulnliiK ilfpiirliiient unit Hlrnng I niri.lniiiil hihI Ai'iiiliuiiin l',iire. ThUIiluin nf the entitle, nim In irm li In ituy miiiiiy in n, ,t, wiihiuil litrllier exniiiliiiillnti, Hoard. l.olflnK, lloi.ki, nnit Tuition tl:) piT J . . .ppi.,11, uu nuii iii'ttiiiiiui liHltlllll, HkIimiii. 'Ihwrn In n if mil dniiiHiiil ftir Wpll iriiinmi ieiii!iii'ri intrti Ih mi uvnr supply of ('iiliiliiKiie (iliiHri ltilly Mill on upplli'iillnn. Address, P. L. Campbell, or W. A. Wann, HreMnt. Secrclary. M0XKV LOASKH. rlrst Mortgages On Improveil Farm Properly' Negotiated. MsuurHRliireranf mil) Ix h(t lu FIR and HARDWOOD,! -ANfl Don't be Induced to buy an inferior machine simple to save a few-dollars, as you will on pay out twice that aruouut for repairs. Sold by R. M. Wade & CoJ Rou-h and Dressed! LUMBER. J. A. WHEELER, - M anager. Pioneer Drug Store, FOR- This being an uudisputed statement read an essay on "Women Reporters." Our best authority thinks It Is the in physiology and hygiene of fact, as to condition of business aud MissCatharine (,'.(.'oggswell,of Euxene, aio wheel lost a few winters ago, up Htoel's l'tiysloloiry A J lack of revenue; and to a defective and wholly in-adequate revenue law is one and, perhaps, the principal factor in causing the distressed condition of the country today. When you see your neighbor borrow ing money to meet the dully and ncc essary expenses of his establishment, and upon investigation find that his receipts from his business from all sources are many hundred dollars less than his outgo, you know that bank ruptcy Is inevitable If this condition continues. The aame in-exoncrable law governs the United States Treasury that con trols your neighbor. And foreign nations hold the same doubts of the Government's solvency that you do of your neighbor. Why then be surprised at the con dition of our Treasury or at our falling credit? The revival of business Is due to the promise of a - reversal of this policy. will uive au entertainment entltl...! near Peedee. llie iress." Miss UoKgswell waa a John McFarlane and wife, who Is a member or the Warde-James company sister of Mrs. Wm Hradley, arrived in aud is spending the summer at Eugene, town, from Westou, Hunday morning neveniy-uiree members tiave already Just at nine. Mr. McFarlane crossed announced their Intention of being the mountains in a wagon, r,,,t 'l'l. 1UD uu.iKimn.auou com- The latest word, from J. O. Davidson ... i. .,, a Kieeu vo re- proving In health and suld nothinii cognl the members, so that It will be Lbout his foot being crippled with an u . u VWHUI J .... U..J .1. LIJI.1 tUIUUIV"ll I aX. yslology & Hygiene for mot or ou uorsebacK. The mayor ol Newport ha granted the freedom ol the jail and Farmer Pairue has promised clear weather. Eugene Guard. uome to rarKers or jiucim Vista to see "the new woman"'. Mrs. Tyler now drives the Uuena Vista stage and handles the ribbons as only a woman Among the numerous persons who cal1' liuve tieeu cured of rheumatism by Chamberlain's Pain Halm, mention should be made of Mrs, Kmlly Thome, of Toledo Wash., who says: "I have never been able to procure any medi elne that would relieve me of rheuma tism like Chamberlain's Pain Ralni. I h i ve also used li for lame back with reat success. I take pleasure in recom- neiiding it to my friends." For sale iy Alexander-Cooper Drug Co. jr. Price's Cream Baking; Powdet AwviUd Cold MU1 Midwinter Fair, Sui FraatfccO. If ever Orion Haley, of Ulack Dog landing, writes a novel It will lie en titled "The Beautiful Crook" or "When My Love WentTye Wink." J. D. Wood was In town lust week. He has finished his O81I1 term of teach- t"ld of wonderful cures by Hood's fiiima Makes the Blood Pure This is tho secret ot tin) cures by Hood's Sarsiipiirllla. Read this: "Iamo;la(l to write that I am now In per fect heUth and It Is all beouiise Ilood'i Bursa parllla made my blood pare. My health broke down with trouble peoullar to women, m y nervoiii sys tem win shat tered and I hnd to take my bed, Tba physician said there was little hope for me. A neighbor lug school aud Is looking for another. Clyde Williams, son of Wm. Will lams, of Airlle, is now on the road peddling meat lu this vicinity. IT. H. Redman Is building an addi tion, 12 by 50, to D, Parker's baru for the cows aud machinery. mrllla and I decided to try it. When I mil taken 3 bott, en. I could nit untnd now I am perfectly well and strong. try it. nld nit u strong. Hood's Sarsaparilla tins done all this for me." Mrs, C, F. Fadekkii, La l'lalta Clly, Colorado, HnnrVa Dllla mire "abltual eonatlpa 11WIU a fills tlan. i"rlu Iba. mi ht.i. We are prepared to negotiate first mortgages upon improved farms lu Oregon, with Eastern parties at a rale of Interest not to exceed i) ier cent per an mi 111. Mortgages renewed that have been taken by oilier companies. Address, with slump, Mhiuvin Hwohth. linker City, Oregon. NEW DRESS- riAKING PARLORS. Mrs. M. 8. Uoll' and MIm Hnpliln (ioll liaviH'ii ti i-eil lulu u pnr!i.i'rnlilp and will ( uu! 1 let drHHiiiiiklii a! MIhs Hnpliln Moir clreHHiiiiililnu . purliimon tho corner uf Itiillrnud uml 1) straetK, The liilcHt xyMtoni of eiillliig used and Hiillsfnellon giiiinintet'd, Work done promptly anil 111 ri'iiHiiniiliie riites. Fine Photographs Crayon Work Pastelles India Inks Water Colors Go to D. H. CRAVEN'S SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY pSn a Alexander-Cooper Druff Cct Independence, Or. " i W0 AJ Here's Soap! J8clentiflo American I M 1 QOFF&GOFF. G. L. HAWKINS, Pmprtotor of riieluilnponiltmoa Mnrlilu Wnrka iistlm,,!,,.! I on all oemoUiry work. KlmUoltiHS workinuu- 1 buiji, muwi amigus, ana lowest prlaes. CAVEATS. TRADB MARKS, DE8ION PATENTS, . . WUI-TKIONT8, toJ ' uii mm i.u l-r,V?" """"""H write to MUNN CO., 81,1 HlKIADWAT, NKW YOBK. OI(lt biircmu for iccurlng piitontit In AmorliU. Kvery natont tiikKn out by u i bmugU l.ef,.ri Uie pulilio by a Douoe girttu (roe of oliwito In tliti Laivoat olrciilntlon of nr nolsntltlo Banor In th world. Splendidly lllii.trat..!. CT iK man ahould ba without It. WeeklT. S3.00 ! $I.N)lx mnntha. AdrtrotM MfJN i"ii! fruauaaaaa. 31 atqadwuy. M.w York Oil. You probably want the very fluent ana besl when you as. It on the dalloate akin of your wife or baby w. have all kind, of Toilet Honpa. TUey are delightfully Peinuned and arc madeof pure mautrlals. W e eapeolally call your attention U. the Mexican 8op Hoot a,,p "u purely vegetable. Come duiupie, and get a FKEK Patterson Bros., The Druggists.