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Newspaper Page Textn If you wuui (ho Best Wasliintr Powder, Buy Soaperiuo, from Douty tfc .Loeko. Official Paper of Folk County. THE WEST SIDE. K U. ll,.Hlh I)mm rfturiiwl fami l'rt IHUU, W.K t'lHrk.ofl-orvttllb, , vMUiir t, IVrvy. WKIi BY lest Side Publishing Company Tlil'KSDW, JULY IS, ISU.Y LOCAL AND PERSONAL No Chlnw t tlw City rmuurant, Mr. Pr. lUitlor rviurmM fixun tlu lisy tvitunlay. Slit'rlirriuumicr m In town hut Friday on Imiliitva. Cash paid for nwoml-lmiul yumU of ll Mndu Ht tl.o Kx lmiKt. Mis liilv Orovw It ft mrt wk to visit hiT h'Ullvw t MclVy, Tlit I. lulo PhIho hotel l tbf iHiulur jiliuv to flit a lirnt oliiwt tnowl. li. . Mn wont m ivrtitum u pointful biwlitfw Iiwt Frldiiy. ,(ort);(n ftiut iiolf tHMitit by W. CI Wrik-tit, Udliw, lNilk Vik, Or. John ItoliHhium nml fiuully left for Ytiilim 'wk to vIhUIiU brother' family thor. Krtnh lnvnd every day t the Hon llou. Kight lotiw for a quarter. Trnin loniln of tlM rontlmi to ) lierv for Improving tht Houthttrn IVitli! railroad. Koal tax nnvlptH, put up In book of SOrHft), t thU ulnc, 2.1 ttnt m book Win. Holllimhfml, of TuIiuhk, rvl.mvn In th arrival of ulrl t hU houM lust Saturday. Tln Wkst Hiiik Job ortlo l right in lie itwini when It eomw to doing goutl work. me estai 01 air, v. r. iiamte tlffi-ttMHl, hu aunt ol tla O'ltrlfu Hit. i valued nt fcM,OU4.73, You can Rt't alx good fjiiarB iih'hIh for (1 at the City rvwtauraut, cooked by white women. M1m MKKle Itutler, of Monmouth, went down to Oregon City Monday to the i'lmtnuUa nieetiiiK. When you want to take a ride don't forget that Kelley ha fine driving horse ami good rig. I. It. Whltcnnib left on Tuelay for Klikreall, where he will build an addi thm to the school houmt there. The lal attraction at the lion Hon parlor theae arm d ht the ilellilotui hhIh water in all flavor. E. T. 1 tank to left Tuely for Port land to attend the grand lodge of Workmen, which eembled July 17th. All job work done at rvaaonable price at the Wkst 8ihk Job ortU-e. Neat and artlstlo work a iecialty. The ndeiH-ndence huxe ball club were victorious In the game last Hun dy in a auore of 23 to 15 aguiuat Ji ll'cr son. Why don't you try a meal at the City rwtaurant, in pluce of poillng your Sunday by cooking a hot dinner, Capt. ewt. (irauaiu liad iilte an moiling exerleuce lnt Monday In putt i it if a Jerwy cow on board the irey Kagle. When you want a gxd Hhave or an artistic hair cut go to the barber ahop of C H Fon-e, near the Little Palace Hotel. Johu Alexander, of CamerHou, Mo., aurnrixed his relative here by hi arrivul IhhI week. lie U a vouhIu of llarley Alexander. When you want a good meal for 'Si centH, go to8troiig' reftaurmit, Weala- cnti A, Irwlu, proprietor, Halem, On-gon. tf M. II. Hendrick ha leaxed the iKrry warehoiie, and we underatanU that Hon. K.T. Hatch, of McCoy, wi.l i in charg". Ctfttcrwr. Kelley' livery atahle on north Main itreet haa added tveral new buggle and carriage, alxo I in repainted the old one, and I now better than ever pre pared to cater to the public. Mi- Orpha 8lper and Iter went u Kmlgrant, Wiwa Co., last week to r4;id a few week with their grand . fat her Harbin Cooper. Three wagon load of men and wo mien (mostly young women) left Mori tDioutb on Monday to gather black .berrie on the north fork of the Santiam Mr. M. C. Clarke and daughter JJainy, who have been making their Uiome with II. Bet and family, touth it Monmouth, left o Thursday for their home in Tacoma. M ihh Ciura Jeter, of Portland, dime up to vialt Mr. F. K. OrlttUh the flrnt of the week, hut Mr. Orlflllh being In Mi Minnville, he went to Uuena Vlxta to vilt her many friend there. l.W. Hrowu, formerly of Heuley, Houtli Dakota, and hi half brother L. .A. liulley, botti uewapaper men, were . in town lHt Monday. They are trave Jni over Oregon looking for a locution. MU liirdie Carey and Mr, tlco. Wutlierlaud, of Hcio, were voting tlieir brother I. C. Carey, our railroad agent v thinweek. Miaantiepard, of (.'orneliu, was aio a vlnitor the llrt of the week. The editor of thl paper received iwenty-eight very choice roe from the 11 rm of Wugee & Conard Co., Philadelphia, lat week, and they ar rived In excellent conditiou and are growing nicely. Our very eillclent county clerk, li. F. Mulkey, i coming to the front a a public npeuker. He delivered the ora tion at Wood lut Thumduy, and the people pronounced It the finest ever .delivered in that section. OOnerver. Itev. H. Hchukuecht, the newly appointed presiding elder for till di trlct, of Portland, will preach In the Evangelical church, of Monmouth, jiext HundMy evening at 8 p. m. Com inuiiioii m-rviwa to follow the sermon and conducted by the elder. All are invited. The county court luwjunt flulnhed a full and complete settlement with the variou county ofllcer, and have placed the delinquent tax l.t In the hand of thesherifr, who will proceed to collect a rapidly an possible, tsitice January Jl the slierlir h paid to the treasurer the Niuri of J38,(j:. The delinquent roll uiuouiits to J14,tm-6 ver. at ...iii urave. or MeCov. whh In in. ii on i)iminm last Tueaday, Tli Little pHla.-e hotel the .puiur 1-in.v to a tlrxt-pl, MIWI, Hay wanted on aubseilpthm thl otlhv. Limited quantity . I' W. Haley, of lUack Iog, wh do- ig I'iimi iw here last Tmlay, III i . mi jennio jumih, f Haleni, Is vwtlng her aunt, Mr T. W. Holt, Ladlm' sllv,.r belt pltm, only 5 nt apiece, at auduyn, Vem A Wilcox. I T. Itenkle, a tanker of IndeiHoi. leu., I at the N. l'harU.-Portlaml Not many peraona miuuder-d their money ou the elreu at Salem last Tuesday, Itev. 1. V. Poling, of Albany, waa In town thl week visiting W. W. William. O. Weill, and family, Including hi iniu Wrd, have returned fn.m Southeru Oregon. Ou Weducaday 11. L. Hawkln, the marble man, waa made the father of a tine nine pound hoy. R, Suitor, of Monmouth, ha strictly urstH'iasaeeilarslilngle, which hu filing for t3l,Wa thouaand. win. Molaon, of Klckreall, who ha neeu doing tmsluef in Portland thl week and last has returned homo. I apt. Skinner a lat, the Alice A I agitable to nuke regular trlria to Haleni, having rearranged the iiiachlu ery. 1.. It. Lane, living at the logmlng camp below town, we preentel with au eight pound tmy at hi home lust Wednesday. I Uo Oem SaltMtu ha ta-eu moved to It new locution nixI excavating fm the foundation of the J. S. Cooper hrb k I well under way. I lie Alton is now on the way at Portland and thedrey Kagle in uiakltiK trl-weekly lilps from ludcM-tulciic to Portland and return. Kvery man having a Ward should have It au even and natural color, ami If It I not mi already, use Jtuc kingharu'i Dye and apar tidy. Mr. Ia v Ankeny, of Walla Walla and Mrs. Judge MeAr;hur,of Portland are visiting relative, the Nesutlth nd Molaona, at Klckreall. m. f ticc a cream rJaaing ruu IVorf .' 'tlr Hlgbet Atwtal and Diploma- J, l. Stevens, (he miller lit Heluitck Hourlug mill, fell oil' the shed there !st Mmlav, a distance of ten feet hurting himself quite badly. If you have a little inoncv vo to Vamluyn, Veiieea A WIUix, and buy one of those nice uit, while the aale last They don't want to move them J. C. Procter and family, of Dal a, 4iscd through town last Wednesday on tlieir way to the upiar Soda "iirlnpi, where they will spend the stiiumer. II. Pest brought a fine young liorw to town Tuesday, and placed him under the care of Dr. J. F Young, who 'igiee In three week to cure him of ring-bone. W.J. McCounell, governor of Idaho, accompanied by Mis Keeve and Miss Sherman, passed through on Wednes day' train, en route to Newport, where they will rusticate. Prof. T, J. Jckon, of Astoria, tin licen here during the week visiting friends. Sim hi graduation at Mon mout h, he has lieen principal of one of the Astoria graded aehisils. Itev. O. H. Whltniore Immersed Mr. Ilrown, a student of the Normal on Wednewhty and he wn received In to the CoiiKreuatlonal church. Hi home I In Oyslerville, Wash. Itev. J, Fred Jenkln, of the Kaptlst cliuri h, exrai-ta to leave Oreiron for the Fust In a short time and will ills pose of hi house-hold goods at low price, ('all and see what you want. John and F.pli Young have returned from their rununtan trip, going up to Finley spring, then over on to the Deschule river at Klg Meadow, and returning by Fish lake. They report having a splendid time. Isaac M. Simpson, of Lucklamule, wiiln town Tuesday and say hi forty-five acre of hop. I looking very prnrulaiug. He Intend paying AO cent a box for picking and requires cleaner work and find that It pay him to do ho. Gibson Post No. 04, of tills city, I going to make a requisition ou the government for tombstone to mark the grave of all soldier in Polk Co. Any )kthoii know of soldier buried, will please write to J. L. Stockton, of this ciiy. J. W. Fetzcr and family returned from a visit to Yamhill county last week not having succeeded very well in gathering wl'I hlack-herrlea, a they were there tis)soon. Mr, retzer say there are plenty of Iwrrlea which will be ripening from now ou. Teach' r from the variou part of the slate will conduct a Hummer Nor mal at (Jearhart park beglning July 22, and lasting for one mouth. There will be several course to accommodate all whodcire to pas the examination to secure certificate, slate or county, A red and white spotted cow, which . ... i .. ii. .i i marxeu wun a crop uuu jm mm under bit In the right ear, left Mon monniouth on or about the 12th of July, a suitable reward will be given any one giving the owner, H. K. Crowley, Monmouth, Ore., Informa tion of ihe same. It. I). Cooper, of thl city, lias been selected as superintendent of cluse 8, , 10, II, 12 and special, In the horse lepart merit, hi being the only appoint ment of a citizen from Independence Htthe Kalem State Fair thl year. HI ley knows ail about horse and will tee tnai ine juoio is mum correctly. Mr. Wm. Molaon Is super intendent of Div. 2. Next Sunday there Is to be au excur sion to Yaqulna bay, over the Oregon Pacific railroad, when the fare will be only $1.50 for the round trip from Corvalli. There is to be a clum naue at Newport and bathing In the surf. The editorial association will be In session there. The Kalem Kegimcnt band will discourse- music. It will probably be the preatest latheringever seen at Newport. Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder World's Pair Highest Award. Asa Strain, of Fnl, wus In town Wednesday, You can gi t receipts and note In pad attheWKBTSinaollli'e. Commencing Monday, July 1A, IM, the Altoua will will be hauled oil" of her regular run to have some neccMary repair iuul. The (Jrey Kagle will run on the Alloiia' old time leaving Halem ami Independence Monday'. Wednesday' ami Friday'; mid Port land Tuesday', Thtiimtity'av, and Satur day'. Tli Altoua will la put tuck un her run ria soon a finished piolmMy hi two or three wesk. J. L. Stockton Inform a lepresenta tlveofthl paper that arrangement for building a wlgWHin are going ahead nml success) e cm almost assured site Iiiin lncn aelcr'tial n the inrtier uext the Motor line, near I he Congregational cluin-h. The resetit tihtu In to build It tlOxl(X) with a Neattug enpiielty for alsiut 1'ik) p until e, T h ti. A. it. will iH-cupy II a an armory and the Athlete chilmsa gyinnaslum The luemU'r of the post here wlil loiuite work and It I thought no carpenter work will have to he paid for. Thetorw of John W. Oulvey. of Alrlle, ami also the Southern Pml tie depot wm destroyed by fire last Toes- nay aftcrniMin. The lire tarted In 'he hack imrt of the utore from a defective thl. A atuve had Just been put up Niul Mr. Qulvey built a lire and going out for a few minute, when she rtc turned the woodwork "ear the stove pi lie waa in flame, Fttort made to put out the fire were unsuccessful The Ion ou the store I about f.'UKH), and no Insurance. The wind blew the flame toward Mr. Wilson' In mo. which w a saved with difficulty. W, H. lewder, who ha exteimlve mining Interest on the Santiam, about twi'ti'y mile from (lutes, a sinilon on the Oregon Paellle railroad, arrived In town on Wedneaday. Mr. Lawleraaya lie never aaw a finer Ualy of ore or one of a great extent showing the name ireneral richness. There I no doubt of there llng identy of gold and silver mi the Sniilluin, hut the matter of reduction la the problem. If the ro w proces which will he employed by Mr, I.aaier ami hi assiH'late prove a sue- ces "There' million hi It." W. it. 0'I. nuell, a brother of J. F. O'Don ni'll, of Ibis city, is (hero In the mine ami 1 getting right In and making thing hum. Mr. I.wler will visit with the O'lirlen for a few day. Kvaigell K. A. Itoas, of (leorgla, Inm Uv cotiiliictlng nervlee in the Congn'gatloiiul church iii thl city and It had crowded hotinn during the week. He n -iik r of markeil exii'iitrlclty, hut forcible in his utterance and appeals directly to nmn In the every diiy walk of life. You know what he a aUmt what von do know, and consequently you Mlcve what he siiys slx'tit thing you Ion 't known. He niisona from the known to the unknown. Itev. R Imvel (NiiitiniiHlly and exs'ds to winter In California and next summer lie In Kentucky ami Michigan. He I a Methodist of the M. K. South con ference, but hi convert Join any liurcli they chiswe. He will vllt Dullii, In thl county, lfore leaving fregou. It ha U'eii suggested, ami the liggellitii I a good one, that Himreson- alive Ifi-rniHit ami Kills and Senator .Mitchell and Mcllride should be In vited by the oltl.eim of ludeieudeiice to make a iientouul Iiisik-cHoii of the Willamette river in order to see the urgent niul the inmparutively small ii wt of opening it to navigation through the summer mouth. No hmht if proiH-r ellort were mude the u hole delegation collld Im Induced to meet In I inh'iH'iiili'nce next wi-ek and ineofour cli I rim could take them lo the point ou tin) Willamette need ing government work. The washout tlst below I inlr'liili'lice should Hot be naiised bv. Our clll..iN Mhoulil take ild of thl matter at once. The river I at the proper stage and our senators nml reprceeiitatlve are here in Oregon. ON Till: UK U I IH I, M.I.A WUKM t. A Kiifiner Heldeiitef Indepeiidener Write Eutertaliiliigly. THK SI RIJIM'S KMFK. Forty Pound Tumor Itemured Mis Ague Ihiiiiiaii. From Mis Ague Di'iiinuii, who left hen- lust week to enter the Portland hospi tal wa, Monday, the subject of a dar ing surgical operation. She ha been In bad health lor a couple of ear, and mi examination by Dr. Frank Cau- thorn ami Farra, during commence ment week, led to the tsilef that she was suffering with un ovarian tumor mid a determination to attempt It re- noval. Dr. Farra left Sunday to isslst In tin operation, returning Tups- lav, and from him the detail are learned. The operation, performed bj Dr. Cuutliorn. assisted by Dr. lurra, began at ten o'clock and one hour and lifted! minutes had expired before the wmiiid Hindu by the surgeon's knife hud been dreMwd and the patient put tolied. An ovarian tumor, weighing ini'iy pound wn found, and siiocc fully removed. There were several sac of the mas, loculed In t he lowei abdomen, and muny adhesion had been formed with the iutestlne par ticularly the per.loneuin. The adhe sion however yielded readily, and the patient mPied nicely from the elfecls f the operation, heen at. nine o cioca in the evening after Hie operiilloii ahc conversed freely with Dr, Frtrru, and wa retlng eomlorlHiiiy. News re- i a ved yei-terdtiy by Dr. 1'arra wa aho I'licouniglng' If the patient passe the flflll day Hiiccessfully after the opera tion, her chance for recovery are en couraging. (JtrmUtn TlmrM. Folk County Prune. U, Hliepard, of Spring Valley, according to the Jtuntl NorthweM says Spring Valley, Polk county, I a sec tion about 4 by 5 miles and Is a natural amphitheatre, formed by the Polk county hill westerly and the Willamette river on the KaHt. No more plcnaing spectacle cau lie seen In Oregon tliun the view from these hill". There la a large area of I lie choicest fruit hind reaching from the valley to the ouininlt of the hills, and apples, prune, pear and cherries can be raised to perfection. Within a radius of ,'i milcHof Zena there are about 20d acrea act to prunes, nearly all In bear ing and one-half trom o to o year old. The yield this year will exceed that of lust by perhaps AO per cent. If the entire prune crop of Polk county I dried at home there ought to be Mix- teen to twenty carloada, four-nfihs being Italian. L. C 1 araer, or l'aua, hiso wrnes that within a radius of a mile of Dallas there are 85,001) prune trees, mostly four year old. I should Judge Hint we will have about 25,000 pounds f dried prune mm rait. The U. S. Gov't Reports thow Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. loon Ihlano Pakk,N.Y.,Ji1.Y 7, Mft F.niToK Wwr SiiK! I am May among the U-autlful iiiouaml Island mi the St Lawrence river. I topl here tosiHiul Sunday hut finding l ceded a rest concluded to lake a week'i vaeutloti among the Island. HI cciImIiiIv a moat delightful place for a summer nsmi. Stepping from the train on to the is ml at Clayton, a imall town where all Hteaiuer tranafer and start from, we came up the river firsl slopping at Hound Island Park with It magiilflclaiil hotel Froiitcuauo a a center piece for Ita coast Hue of elegaul cot luges. On our left I Little Hound Island, beyond a short distance Col Isirn' island, III nil', Jclfcrou, Maplr and Itohbm' Island and li any other, all smaller Island owned by the weal thy people of New York City, Syracuse, Itoehester, Ullca and Philadelphia where they have creeled lovely Sum mer home. One I owned by Cha. Finely, of New York City, who has paid almost a million dollar for his, house and Island. The lawn are like a city home and the Island I enclosed by a M-autlful atone wall or fence. I forgot to mention my trip on the learner to what I culled Shooting the Hapid. We lake Hteamer at Morrlsiuirg and , sisui the lliorvnliigieelof iheslcnum indicate (hat the moste xclllug txirtlon f St Lawrence river I near at hand, he exciting and uevcr-lo-be-forgotten lencctit of the rapid ha commenced Thcselmallnli whllelll these rapid rem liiiUoue of the isthii In a stonu except he sudden going dow n hill In astemu- lial I, to most Hoplu, a new. exK-rl- eiice, ami the sleep descent I real I w" I If one ha forgotten to fake hold ol Mime stiitlonery rtluu of the aleamer. rhe terrlflo Maraud weihlng vloiems of the river am Intensely fascinating Oreat nerve and isiwei' are required In piloting the steamer ao to keep her lu the channel. Au Imh lull Pilot, called Kaptlste, ha made It hi lmliic for forty year to pilot the teauier dowu these rapid. And during all time bets exclusively In the service of these pHsnellger leulUer shisiting the raidd and Milder lile skillful Kuldauie the cHptulu asaiiret you there i no danger. While des tinting theae rapid atlller I attached to the rudder a extra precaution ami the force required to keep lh. stcauiei is so great that four men are kept con taully at the wheel ami two at tiller After leaving these rapid we im aevernl Canadian town, which an very pretty; very few people vllt imm Islun I without taking thl delightful trip. Hut If the day I stormy or lit It wind prvvl' the tourist leaves the rapid behind theai with a grate ml sense of relief but sficr all the ex Itiiiii'iit become a pleasure. We next stop at the (Jreucll (aland very pretty place, (llauclug along tin narrow channel m our left I wlmtk allcd the "Palisade" a huge granite preclplceou the head of the Wellesley isinim ami iiirougn u a siciiner pin very two hour lo (Irniid View Pall- iadis a U-auliful place uext to tlic anadian channel. Our next stop wa at Thousand Islands park. It w llrsl settled by the MethiMllHta for cainp-incetliig ground several years ago but of late year oilier ditiomln lions nave ue u coming in ami now the ground are broken up and a very U-autlful bond erected called the "Co lumblnu" Murrounihd by hundred of cry tine cottage. Tin hotel I on the eut end of the Ishuid ami I very- large and the most popular ou the river being noted for Ha excellent rvieeand nothing Is left undone to 1'iilertnlii the guest there are outside sirts of nil kinds ami very Hue or hestra playing most of the time. irawiug room ami lotitiy being oeii every evening for (Inuring. The hu incline veranda are brilliantly lighted and extend all around the house w hlch accomodate 400 iieoiilo and I well tilled for three month. I-.vcry day two very fine alennier make what I called the AO mile rnnihli through the !000 Island viewing Can adian aide aa well a American side stopping at Alexandria Hay a very fashionable resort. We then head into I he Minor Canadian channel where the Island are thicker than at nny other point ami can see hundreds f Island which lie along and iktohn our winding course no two alike. Il require an experienced Pilot to steer through for lu passing through no narrow a channel we can almost touch the rock on either side. Suddenly another channel opened at our left lie hind a rocky headland and we were Hiilii U i n a nroi'd expanse of wate It li hundred of Island clustering about our bout. Il fake three hours for till rumble and every one I sorry when it I ended. I wish I wa able to describe t he garndcur of these Inlands. A Wash ington Irving said: "New York state nloue, how rich It I In beauty of laud scape, the mountain and glens of the Adirondack bow grand, yet all these are surpassed by the indescribable U'liuty of the 1000 IhIiiihIh. They are the pearl lu the crown of tho Fmplre State," I could wrlle much more of these beautiful Island but not thl time. Tho coming week I travel up In and around the Adirondack Mt. where I go down to Saratoga, another very noted Hummer resort, a my hUHinc call nie very near there I will surely take the time to ate all the boautic of the Empire State, Hut with all the flue scenery through the Adirondack they do not compare with Oregon or Washington's fine mountainous sceu ery. I expected to spend my vacation in dcur old Oregon but a my time was limited could not but will hope to reach Oregon about Dec. 24th. Mrh. Rki'm Hohh. lx Inche wide I sinenred with some thing to attract file and pasws under a wire screen box. A the file light on It they are uarrlcd under the imx and coiiiim' lied to arise ami go through a funnel ahuped ouliig Into their trap. It I quite simple and work to perfection. The keystone of the Arch la Hi mtlflt' or lii'sllh la vigor, which iiiphik not merely iituwulur energy, lull sn active illni'lmrgn of llin various nuicllon or th bod)', sueli as dlgi'stlua, iHrellia of thn lille. Ill action of 111 tmw.'ln, tlieclri'tilutlon of llir blood. Nolliln iiiois actively and tlmr mighty isnilrlliutna In the united HrfuriiiMncr nfltiiw fiiaetliuia limn Urn ruowiiit mule and regulnlur, IlimletUr a Hlninauli lllttor. The re.iilt ol Its Its la a apisily HHlll In ilrviiaili, lugutlier with the surwiihls enn eiouaawui tlisl III U uiirs of life la bolnn iruiigllieneil-lhiil oils la Isylni lii a "Uire ol VltMlltjr HHulust tlin lliisviildMhlo (Irsimlil wtilcli old m iimki-s iisiii tlie s)liil, Tin liirttryln Innueuce of (lie llimi eoii.ilinn ll a reliable iifi'iniard uasliut iimlnrla, rlieu itiallsui and kidney trontilu. Ai'imtlle anit leep liiimv lliroiinli Ita w, ami It ioU't lliuyUiin front tlmsttis'iaiifvohl Mild tlnnip nt!!nnnnnn!!nif!nt!!t!!!!f?if??fjit Bargains! Sterling Silver IIIoum Set, 73 ctnt. ... llelt Pin, llutklo Pin and Hair Ornament at Hock UnU torn. Call and Sea them. O. A Kramer, Jeweler and Optician. ) NBW STOKIi. NBW Q00DS ANU LOW PRICES. The J. R O'Donnell Co., ? Is putting in a Complete line of Hard ware, Stoves, and Tinware. Buggies and Sprimr wairons. I Also on hand a complete stock iof Paints and Oils, made by the CeIebrated HEATH & MILLI l3AN Manufacturing Co. The J. F. Oonnell Co., Independence, Or. A I'loiieer Heeoiiiiiieniliitlon. Mr. J.W. Venahle, of Downey, a pioneer of Los Arigele County, Cal., sny: "Whenever I am troubled with a pain In the stomach or dim rhom I use Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhrnu Hcniedy, I have used it for year, know It to be a reliable remedy, and recommend It to every one." For ale by Alisxntidor-Cooper Drug Co. A flriU dealer at Salem ha a novel fly catcher. Au endless cloth belt about Sol Ice of Sheriff Sale. NOTICKliJ HKKKIIY OlVE.Nf THAT BV VIM- lueulaii e i win Inn luued out of Ui elreiill eourt of llie alula or Oregon, for tlieiiniiiiy ol I'ulk, na lli ,Hl day nt May, UA Uhiii Judgment uiadu and iilvred or reword un the Mil dsy of IkHviiilMir, isai, la mid outirt la thetwrtnln ai-tloa wliereia C. M. Under sn A Co.. a eorKirtloa la plln(l:f and J II. Alexander and K. It. Jeler wrtnrra under 111 firm name of Julur A Aletander were defriidaula fur Ilia mini of Hire bun dri'd and twenty and thirty huudrmlihii dollar d.i'Jiirtil with the liilen-nl tlierenn si llie rata uf per eenl er antiiiiii touii I lie Si li (tnyor iei'mliiT,IW, and ttie fHither Mini nl twenty and sixty bumlredtlia dollnra () i eiaila and dUburaement of tlila action, I have by vlr U nf ld wtlnu ll'VUd iism and will aell t )iiti!le auetlnii at the mint doi.r of the eourl bouse In tmllas, I'olk (Vunty, Oregon, uu aATUItDAV TIIK rt DAY Of Al'UUST. sv&. at the hour ol on ii'dork lu the afternoon or aald day for etu.li In Imnd all of lb right tlile and Inlerml w tilt h the autd defi'iidnnt i. II. Alexander baa In and to 111 liilliiwlng dwrlU-d irnll.lsea In wit; Itelng (1U tn at off nf lbs mm III aide of lot .So, (2) two III frnetliinal block No (X) Hire aud (IS) llflnvn l't off of north aide nt lb norlh half of lot No. (il) thn, In fractional blnek no, (.1) Ihre, In Henry lllll'a town of lndi'iiendeiit', the sum being the Individual one half Inn-rest lu In trie above described property. Duled. Iialltut, Oregon, June T, IHrs. il. II. I'l.UMMKIt, hberllt or Polk County. N'oth'e of SlierllT Sale. NoTICK W II KHF.lt Y OIVKN THAT UY virtue of an vx-etillua iued out of the county court of rim stair ofOiegun, ftr ibe niunly of I'ulk, on lbs ll day of July, 1 upon a JiutgeuK'iil and order of ! of allmdied irtiKTly, untile and entered ol record on the Int dy of April, Irttt, In aUI pourt in a certain a-llnn, wherein J. M. Win and l, I., Keyl. pitrlnnra doing bind iiena under tli tlriu nme of W im Ik Keyl, are plHlnllrla, nd W. H, Ilean and Agniw Hell Ilean, Were defendant fl.r the auni of even(y-eli(ht and sixty onc-bundrcdilm dollara ("MuO-tul) with Intereat ttixreon at lb raut of to per rent wr annum from the 1st day of April, 1HUA, and the further mini ot twetily dollnra attorney fees and eleven dollara and ten cent (II 10-lUH ooala and dlsbnninmenlK ol this action. 1 have by virtu of aald order nf ante and execution levied iisil and will aell at -public auction at the Iront door of t lie court house in Dallas, I'olk county, Oregon, on 8ATi;ilDAV, lilt ti DAY OK At'Ol'HT, 1HHS, t the hour of one o'clock In the aru'rnooi) ofanlddsy, lur cash In hand, all ol the right title and Interest, which the said defemhtuta W, H, Ileal! and Agues Hell Ilean or either ofthein hud on the 7th day ol Kebrnary, IHH5,or new have In and to Ibe following described preinlae, lo-wit' rl. of . o S, li !4of See. HK.t the N. K. U nnd N. H f H. K. 'i of Biw. .11, Tp. (I H. of It. i west of Wllliunolle meridian iHuinilnlug three hundred and twenty acres, bntud.-Ditlhoi, dr., July 9, 1 Mil,',. II. II. I'l.l'MMKK, Hherltr, I'olk Counly. Ilritlge Notice. WE PREFER TO DO YOUR WORK ' In our New Shop, opposite Kelley's Livery Stable, rather than in the News- HORSE SHOEING, SI. Hand-made Slims in Proportion. Draft, Koati and Track Shoeing the very best. KKENGEL & MILLIARD, IiiiieTieridence, Or. A.. "W. Dooksteacler, (Huo-aaaor lo Cbrli,aiaU) -HWI'llirrolt OF- City Truck and Transfer Go. Independence, Oregon. HeulliMt dnue at Hu-nhl Bat. ' Blab Wd far aaJa INDEFnNDENCE Steam Dye Works V. Hvans, Prop. Gent's Clothing, Cleaned Dyed and repaired-, also Ladies' Jackets Dress Capes and Piece Goods. First Class Work and low Prices. Dye works located North of Main Street Uridine, Independence, Oregon. NOTICK IH IIKKKIIY GIVEN THAT TIIK county court will n. calve bldn to bo opeued Augunl7, lHtiA, for the rubiilldlng of whiitla known aa the llyerley bridge lu'niKa the l,a Crnolc; It la aeventy-Nlx foot npnn. covered bridge. Tho court will iiIho receive bldN, to be open at themune tlmn, for the building of a covered bridge, ninety fool apiin, Willi elghty-alx feet of npprouchcN, to be built aeroa the aotith fork of the Yiunhlll river on what la knowu iw the l.ee llowcll County road. H'ddera to furnlxh their own pinna and HpeellluHllona. Ttie court reaorvea the right to rejiwt any or all blda. B, V, Mlll.KRV, County Clerk I)ntd, Dalian, I'olk Co., Ore,, July &, 18115. Delinquent Tax en. THE I'UBMlJ 1H HKKKDY NOTIKIKI) that the county court, of I'olk county hui laaued a warrant to me for the collection of all delinquent, taxes, and all property on which tnxea have not been paid I now Hub. Jnet to execution nnd aale. , II. 11. lM.UMMKil, Hherltl I'olk county. Treasurer' Notice. AM. POl.IC COUNTY WARIUNTS EN. droned prlnrto the lat day of October, 18IH, are puytiliki on proHenlatlon nt my oltloo, Interimt on the mime eeaHea from the date of thl notice. Hated at DalliiH, I'olk county, Oregon, till 12th day of July, 1W, II. II, COHI'KU, Co. Treasurer. Farm Wanted. ANYONE HAVING A H MA 1,1 FARM OF from 80 to 100 acre for aale, ploaae correapond with 0, I), i'urvliie, .una, I'olk Co,, Oregon. tf , Hay For Hale. IIAI.KI) CHEAT, AND OAT II AY. BARLEY eed and Cheat "fed. For mile by W. M. MorjioN, Iltckraall.Or. HAYING Til IS HER! And for I lay Tools of all kinds Carriers, Forks, Pulleys, Rope, etc., etc., go to The NEW HARDWARE. Extra Sections kept in Stock for almost any Mower or Binder made; also extras for all kinds of machinery secured on short notice.' Machine Oil in One Gallon Cans. F. E. Chambers, Independence, Ore. Independence to Portland, Daily rw-nfuflTV TilANS.COS Utaw" ' CrraMtR ALT0NA. The comfortable steamer, GRAY E16LE, will connect with the elegant steamer ALTQNA taking passengers through to Portland in one day. Leaves Independence at 6:39 a. m. every day except Sunday. C. E. Staats, Agent . - - Independance, Or. I HAVE CJlfdE As Bill Nye said when he appeared an Hour late before an indig nant audience; and I want the 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. tttKvrry pnlrof foit nt hIiomi bought of mt tlml rip, run ovi-r, or amm Irami a I tlia WilRii, will lit ri ilrpd lr-. t tlif pliwe in (nt all flriiU'laJia work. Mik taiiiig 2S tit BATH 25 Ctns. CITY STABLES. ELY JOHNSON, Prop. Horses Fed by the Day Week or Month. Best of , Attention Given Stock Left in Charge. INDEPENDENCE, ORE. Gent'H Clothing, Mude to orlr id uy iiyle at the lode pndeiineTailurHlii)p,T.UrtOD Jenki, proprietor. A Hue line of sample L w on band frura which to select. Hulu madfl to ordrr from $14 up, by Independence Tailor Shop ICE CREATl, CONFECTIONARY, BREAD AND CAKES, Fumtabed for private partle, social, plouieaaud all kinds of tiitertttluinenU, ou the Bhortest . uutice and at prices oonitent with rtrst-elana work and fit material. For aoytbiuK In tbla Hue go to Q. A. Back, 317 Commercial St., Salem. - Sperling Brothers Meat Market DIAL I Choice Meats Iwnw Highest market price paid for fat stock, beef, mutton, veal, pork, etc. All bill must be settled monthly. OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 8 to 9 a. m. Free DdiTeiy to all parts cf the Citj. -iivY:.i.:'r it P. H.MoCABE. S. MUHLMAN. P. I JctiHE I CO., Proprittor f Independence lile Factory Manufacturers off FIRST-CLASS Drain Tile. of all six. Prloct to Suit tho HARD TIMES. OFFICE AND FACTORY Independence, Oregon BRICK YARD J. R. COOPER Of Independence, having a steam engine, a brick machine and several acres of finest clay, is now prepared to keep on hand a fine quality of Brick, which will be sold at reason able prices. Evening Post! SALEM'S GREAT ONE CENT DAILY INDEPENDENT AND FEARLESS IN ALL ITS UTTERANCES, NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. 25 cents per Month 25 cents. R. E. Cannon, Prop. DR. JORDAN & CO.'S GEEAT MUSEUM OF AHATOMT 1051 Market St., San Francisco (Between 6th and 7th Std.) Oo nd loam how wonderfully yon are mode and how to arotd tUkneMi nml UiauoHO. Idusnum enlarged with thousands ol new objeuta, Admis sion lb ots. Private tifflro-ftame Hulldln 10.11 Market Street-Dlseawo ol men: stricture, loan of manhood, dtaoacea ot the akin and kidney qukkly cured without the dm ot mer oury. TraatuieQt penoually or by lettur. Smd tut nook. . . r- . -. 1 I r V"