jiiicial Paper of Polk County
THE WEST SIDE
BY
(est Side Publishing; Company
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LOCAL ANDGENERAL
j'rvaeott A NVnww rm'lvml rr lorn)
of flit aliltKl lai I ummy .
A piano l advertised for aal In our
"waul column vrJ ow "e.
yr. and Mrm Kamva, of Portland,
tfiit of Dr. O. IK llutler, nd
Wife.
j, a. Vfiirtw li returned, to Wlu-
kiek Waidi., to loo after Ula large
MWiuill there.
M. Mchnlis of Roland, Linn county,
tuu reiitod hi turui there aud moved
bwk to Monmouth.
1$. Mo0.ullklu, brother of Mr. V.
8, Richards, returned to hU home lu
McMiimvillo liwt Mouday.
Mm. Cady, aalaterof Frauk J.Morrl
returned to her MeMluuvllle home
Tuesday, after vteitlnjj here.
jiev. W. S. Fleenor, of Waahtngtnu,
ill preach lit the lVlUt church uext
Sunday morning aud evening,
Mrs. Young, of Ulaud City, (m-e
Dillla Uravea) b vlaltlng her pareula
bre, Mr. id Mrs. J. F. K.Urvm.
Host Nark, of tins Little. Talnce
Hutel, i giving ll traveling public
Mtlnfm'tion anil Ida traile U lucreaalng.
Mr. Welch, who came from Nebraska
about a year ago, in building a neat
collage near Jatne ilarria' realdenw,
on the tniXor line.
I. Vanduyn, of Portland, waa lu
town Tueaday, a gutat of hla brother
J, M. Vauduyo, aud looking after bual-
ntm inieresut urrc.
Ikrt l.ucaa aud wife, of Portland,
tre vMling Mm. Lucaa, hla luotlier
Bear Monmouth. Itert la doing well
In the bicycle bualueaa.
F. L. Brown, of the JfMt-rjtrine, U-ft
on Tuemluy fr Spokane Falla to meet
bl wife and three childreu.who are ou
tbeir way here from Hurley, Ihikota.
Mm. M. Kinney, the milliner, haa
just receivttlaflue Unetif Sallora.wlilch
were ou-d thla week. 'I hla la In
aililiuou to her large stock of triinmcd
Data.
An outing (rty of alx, on blcyclea,
paw-i through town Hunday, from
btilftii, being uieuitiera of the Multno
mah Club, of Portland; four ludl.-a ami
eutlcineu. They wanted to re Polk
tounty. '
Next Friday morning at 855 tlure
will be very interesting exercimnat the
State Normal at the chapel hour.
The motor from Independence leave
at 7:4'), the next return trip being at
10 o'clock.
Mr. M. Kinney, the milliner, ha
received thl week a large aaaortiueiit
of the luteal pattern of jet ornament
and Jet trimming, which are again be
coming very popular. Call tomorrow
and aee the full atock.
The Willamette Hop Grower' A
ociation, through the effort of Pre.
Waicott and other, will have quite an
exhibit at the Portlund Kxptmltlon.
There w ill lie bop in bale, hopa on
the vine and numerous photogrnplia of
hup yard around Indepeudeuco.
F. M. Oatcs, of Pendleton, formerly
the owner of the steam laundry here,
wa in town Tuesday. He ia looking
well, und 1m prospering In hla buainexH.
He Htill hu a warm plat In hla heart
for Independence and It opIe, and
eavs he never haa found better any
where.
lJuring the puat week, but one coupon
was received at thl office In the vote
for the young lady of Independence,
who will make the beat picture. Her
name Is Mabel Wella, aud Indepen
dence will not suffer from oompariaon
with other part of the couuty If ahe
should receive every vole cunt. There
l no lack of good material however In
Iiidenendcnce for more vote.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powdei
wtrdt Gold Mlil MidwlMf Fir. Sin frtntitt
m A .-. A
we re i icic
AND HERE TO STAY AND SELL YOU
SCHOOL BOOXS & SUPPLIES
If prices and quality will do It. Following I a partial list of the many
line of Tuhlets we f'
i carry,
i'
these
6oo Page Pencil Tablet
t J A ft M
6o
120
140
160
300
160
Pen
Cream
Pencils, Pens, Inks, Erasers, Rubbers, Every
thing needed in the school room.
Old: Books -
We buy old school
thai we mean jut
v-v -r-v w r
eWhool bargain at lltalMlvr Itrt.
The Liul lVla,bel I tlw la.puiar
to get , flrt.claa meal.
Mortgage ami n, w umti by w (,
Wright, lHlla,pikCn,,Orw,
oteti,f ,umn n thu papr.
will (Hwt ym nothing.
Itollklu A t.mm.. ... .
It
HR, im iHtruer ou
mam atrtvl, Iudependeinw.
t.. L. - .. . .
t your oki achool hooka to Clod
"uer iim.
I lenty of money to loan on farm
nijr, W.M. Wright, Dallaa.
l a
-onti May had , f, badly cruahe.1
under a hop pre at lViv'a hop yn
uia ww'H,
Thl I ,j,KK tlnu. t
autwrlptlon for another
laper,
renew your
year to thla
Yon will nud the lndciendnc cmi
pnn lu the lower right hand corner of
tula pngu.
Mr. Hamllton.of Hleni,(Aggle Win
"Mil) la vlaltlutf at the home of Mr.
Jerome lMriialfe.
ft l
mere waa a plea-ant danev In the
Auditorium laat Halurdav ev-nlim
given ny the Uuid Uya
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Warren Creaay, ton of W. H Cnv.
of thla city, haa a poaliluu lu a atore lu
iirmironl, New Hamahlre,
If you are lu arrear ou aubacrlotlon
to thla aer, could you not make our
acquaintance, thla month.
Mlm hjwlo ltoUrtaon, our iHMttuaater.
waa vlaltlug Mr. Flaher and dauahter
. ora at Mherldan, thla week
I) wight Hoag, .f iSuver. waa In town
.uouuay. lie will awume charire of
tlie 8uver achool next week,
At Ave uiluutea to ten o'clivk laat
Friday night the infant daughter of W.
H. au Oradel, died, ag d one w-ek
Old achtail tKMtka bought by Clodfelter
urn.
A. B.Cherry, who waa Jeweler for
i aiteraon itro., aotue three year ago.
U now ruumng a laundry at U (Jmnde.
W heu you want a gad meal for 25
inla, go to Wrong'a reataurant, Weeta-
eott A Irwin, pr.urletor. Halem,
Oregtm. tf
Mr. F. A. lKmghty returned thla
week from a three week' vlalt In Linn
county, vlaltlug her father ('. O. Ia at
Alhaiiy.
If any lady I looking f ir houtm work
ahe can find a piwitlou by Inverting au
advertiaement In till pajK-r cuatlng
only a few ceula.
Mr. A. J. Wliiteaker returned from
Allmny Monday, and Mrs. ( re Irvlue
ia returned from her vUU to Corvlll,
Albany aud Kilcm.
A full aupply ofahlngieajust retvlved
y It. A. Suitor at Moumouth, almi a
yard full of the flnet and tnt lutuU-r,
which w ill be old very cheap.
Money to build with. W. 0. Wrluht.
Dallaa.
licutcmla-r the grand ball air the
Auditorium ou Friday evening (.to-
moirow).There will he splendid music,
worth the price of admission.
J. S. Moore, who waa located at
Dallas, lu the barber business bring
his family here thla week aud will work
with K.T. Heukle.
I). M. Humptou, of Monmouth
Hotel, announce that he la now tak-
ug Normal students to Umrd and lolge
for f'J.75 a week. That la at the rate of
lesa than 40 ceuta a day.
I,. C (illmore Is going to astonish
our people one of these days lu the way
of a steam whistle. It Is immense, ten
nclies aenns, and erhapa can tie
heard over at the county seat.
The Cily ik-ntaurant still continue
to inter to the Inner wants of man. A
good meul for 23 cent. Extra chicken
dinner Sunday. Meals at all hour.
No Chinese employed. Hix n.eala for
tl.
John W. Alexander, of whom men
tion waa made sometime since, as visit
ing his retail vea here, the Alexanders,
i as been back to Missouri and la now
here with his wife aud will locate Kr-
matieutly.
There Is one thing we can say for
feminine cyclist, of Monmouth, they
are nice, clean women and girl, ana
dretw In feminine style, no make ladleve
boy or vulgarly dreed girls making
things breezy alsmt our street.
Heveral ItKjuiries have come to Oil
office for good oak oord wood and
prime buted hay, cheat, oat and
timothy. If jH-rsoria having audi
article would have an advertisement
Inserted in this puier It would tie of
benefit In two way.
"While down In the Southwestern
part of the stute some time ago," aaya
Mr. W. Chalmers, editor of the Cliico
(Cal.) Enterprise, "I had an au attack
of dj sentry. Having heard of
Chanilierluln' Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy I bought a bottle.
A couple of dose of It completely
cured me. Now I am a champion of
that retnedy for all atomach and bowel
ei implalnts." For sale by Alexander
Coos-r Drug Company.
jr. Price's Cream Baking Powaet
'W "IrlllrhestMcdslandOlrloni
1 I dM r. f
and we sell them at Just
prices,
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.04
.01
.04
.07
.10
.18
. .18
Wove .
Exchanged,
booka. Call and aee
what wesay. ...
Trr i ri (
ICvou want the Beat
Wm. Madison, of Hoseburg, la In
lh city.
Huy your ticket at one for the ex
cursion next Wednvaday,
Mouey to loan on choice city pro
pwty, W. O. WrUht, Lkallaa.
Ira Clodfelter took a trip to Portland
Monday returning Wednesday,
Anderson Taylor, of Pecdee, la
lortHl dying today (Thursday )
Fresh bread tvery day at thn liou
Don. Klglit loave fur a ijuarter.
IteldeiiUrautaud Jihi Sibley ,of Dalhts,
Wire doing bualues ire last Wedues
day,
Mlsa Kiuiiia CiHjueletle went to Port
bind Wednesday to remain several
wwk.
Mr. J. 8. Mtsire, the Imrbcr, haa Imh u
employed, Ar the liner, by K. T.
llenklo,
Ml Maly Shaffer ai-alded her hand
ulte liadly last Tueaday, aud is carrying
it lu bandage.
Mis F.lla Fennell will attend the
Sisters' school at Salem, eonihitiieuc-
hia next Monday.
Mrs, L. Outhouse went to IiOrande
Wcdm-stlay, but will return to Polk
couuty iu about a mouth.
The mother of Mr F. K. Cltands rs,
wai vlaltlug here lust wei-k, returning
to her home Monday,
llev. (). II. Whltinore and ftttully
left last Monday for Portland, w here
they will lu future reside.
Mr.F.L.Tuck I sick and Mr. Dr,
Ketchuin take her place this week In
tirade 1 lu the public school.
Mlsa Nora Prather, of Huetia Vista,
Intend going to Portland aud Hnd
several weeka visiting her aunt there.
tlraudma rUntt, of Iluena Vista, left
ou Monday's down train Isutiid for
South Dakota, where ahe w ill reside
with her sou.
Jaiuea Q. Klrkiatrlck, son of Dr.
Klrkputrlck, leave this week for Santa
ttosu, Cal., where he will work for the
elect rlo Unlit company.
P. W. Haley' family have (M ine
luick to Polk couuty, from the farm lu
Unit county, and are living on the
farm south of !ndchdcuce.
Iwer of music w ill enloy a rare
treat next Tuesday, by attending the
entertainment at the Auditorium given
by A, Aauiold, the violinist.
(Hr Hayter, who haa beeu at tidy
ing law under J. J. Daly was admitted
a the Oregon bar tart Wednesday aud
pawned an excellent examination.
IhhI Saturday Sheriff Plumiuer bmk
Sam Work, of Monmouth, to the Insane
asylum, he having omo dcrangel
from over heating e time since.
Mrs. Till SI1I1111 left Itist Monday for
Mnn Co., Mo., w here she will visit her
daughter Mr. Suver and Mrs.Clcmeu.
Shebsik with her, Utile (leorge, the
son of Mr. Perkins,
W. 11. Hawley audT. Uyton Jeuka,
were delegate to the grand lislge,
Knights of Pythlas.ut Salem, aud alsmt
adoM'ufrom Homer bulge here, hk
iart lu the grand parade ou Wednes
day. On next Tuesday, Octolwr 15, August
Aamold, the celebrated Norwelgtan
violinist, will give one of his pleasing
entertainments In the Auditorium,
under the auspice of the punlls of the
Independence Public sclusiln.
Mr. M. Kinney, the milliner, has
lately added to her stock a line line of
table linens, com mode scarf, splashers,
dresoer scarfs, handkerchief and hoe
aud silk balls, tuimcls, etc. used in
fancy work, which she Is offering at
lowest price.
The attraction at the Auditorium
next Tuesday evening is the aps'ar-
ance of the vlollulsl A. Aamold, and
his company. At the sHHlal price
glveu, the building should crowded
with a majority of the three hundred
school children aud their parents.
Mrs. N. O. Clodfelter has gone to
Atbla, Iowa, on a visit, leaving last
Monday. October 10th, her father and
mother, Mr. and Mr. D. N.Scott, will
celebrate their golden wedding aud she
will be present. Mr. Hcntt has Is-en
nominated for the legislature on the
republican ticket aud In Novemla-r
his election will be decided.
The Oregon Telephone A Telegraph
Co., have made the following reduc
tion In their tariff to Portland, based
upon a one minute conversation, com
mencing Oetolier 1, WV,; One minute
50 cent, bach additional 30 seconds
or fruction thereof 5 cents. As the
majority of long distance telephone
conversation are finished within one
minute, the above represents a sub.
tuntlal reduction. Bt.
Mr. J. K. Fowler, secretary and
treasuier of the Corinne Mill, Canal
and Stock Co., of Corlntie, Utuh, In
III speaking of Chamberlain' Cough
Itomcdy says: "I consider It the bet
n the market. I have used many
kinds hut find Chumherlalng' the
most prompt aud effectual In giving
relief, aud now keep no other lu my
home." When troubled with a cough
or cold give this remedy a trial and we
assure you that you will he more than
pleased wltn the result. For sale by
Alexander-Coojier Drug Company.
This Is (he way a country editor size
tip a kicker, and offers odds on his pro
bable relation to the paper, tJ-wlt:
"Whenever you find a man finding
fuult with a local paper, ppen It up and
ten to one he hnsn't an advertisement
In it; five to one he never gave it a job
of work; three to one he (bsa not take
the paper; two to one that if he In a
subscrilicr he la delinquent; even odds
he never does anything that will assist
the publisher to run a good puper, and
forty to one that If the paper Is a good
one and full of life, he Is themosteager
ti see the paper when It comes out."
If you have a good thing, show your
faith In It and your neighbors by mak
ing It known through an advcrtlsllHe
ment In the West Hiijk. The
merchant, who keeps nothing that will
stand advertising cau doubtless bo ex
cused for not making It known,
The good were new and fresh,
The store waa clean and peat,
The clcrka wete all polite,
But the owner Indiscreet,
The store was unsuccessful,
The reason you'll surmise,
Too' the owner was a hustler,
He didn't advertise.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
thow Royal Baking Powder
auparior to all othara.
Washing Powder, Buy Soapori no,
D. II. Taylor is quite alrk.
Bpectator will lie charged 25 cent I1
the military ball tomorrow bight
daunt rs l.
The ladles of the Clover Leaf Lodge,
N.&U, I. O.O. F, will give a grsud
111 011 Thauksulving day. at the
Auditorium. The price of admission
will be ou the invitation.
Ml 1 Urace Hargrove, of Monmouth,
Iff I Thursday, to (each the fall term of
'iool at Turner lu Marlon oounty
M. Zcrhonl, of Portland, and J. W,
Wilson, of Alrlle, have formed a part
nership aud will engage In the butcher
btislue lu the room next to the Ktt
odlce 011 C trect. The gentlemen
propo entering to the waul of the
people of Independence and hope to re
ceive a share of their patronage.
there one medicine which every
family should be provided with. We
refer to Ctmuiberlalu'a Pain Italm.
When It is kept at bund the severe pain
of a bum or scald may la) promptly re
lleved aud the sore healed lu much Icsi
time than wheti medicine haa to be
aeui for. A spnilu may be promptly
treated la-fore liillionutloti sets lu,
which Insure a cine In about oue third
the time otherwise reniilred. Cuts
aud bruise should receive Immediate
uitentloit, la-fore the part become
swollen, and when Cliamtr!alu's
Pain Halm Is applied it will heal them
without matter being formed, and with
out leaving a soar. A sore thruit may
ie cured lu one night. A piece of flannel
duiuMued with this liniment and
bound on over the seat of the pain, will
cure lame back or pain lu the aide of
or dost iu twenty-four hour. It is
the moat valuable, however, for
rheumatism. Persons articled with
this disease will lie delighted with
the prompt relief from pain which II
affords, and It can he depended Uin to
e licet a complete cure. For sale by
Alexauder-CtMisr Drug Company.
k Dramatic Treat.
Messr. Patterson Itro., the mana
ger of the Indnlcnc ojtera house
are brh gtng soma good attractions
here. On Friday and Saturday the
Murquam (Iraud, of Portland, will
huve "The Burglar" presented by a
New York company of actors, and ou
Friday, October IN, the saute company
will apaar in Independence, The
price of admission are M cent aud 7.1
cents; the back mw of leal all being
60 cents, also the gallery, Children
are .'1 ivnts and the whole front mw
will be reserved for children, without
extra charge. The motor will come
from Monmouth and ticket are on aale
at Lucus' drug store.
The Chicago Intir Ucrnn say of the
company;
The Burglar" drew two big house
at the Academy of Music Sunday, aud
a U'tttr attraction ha not graced the
stage of that (sipulsr theatre (hi sea
son. A comedy orama of more thau
IHiHslug Interest Is "The Burglar," a
play thai Is w holesome. The play was
handsomely staged and Is presculcd by
an umiNualty capable company headed
by Kuene ami Anna Bnyle-Mire,
two artist of unquestioned ability.
The comedy w ork la exceptionally well
done. Little Oertle Carlisle raptured
the audience at once with her wonder
ful acting and delightful sinning.
ExpoNllon Kxrurlmi.
Ou next Wednesday, October
luih,
from
takes place the (list excursion
I ndcs-ndetice to Portland aud return
at the low price of J,76 for the round
trip .Including two ailuiMoii to the
exposition, A sicclid car will leave
Independence, In the rear of the
regulur train, and thut same car con
taining the same HHiple will return
Saturday, Octols-r loth. Iu order to
secure this car a certain number of
tickets must lie sold by next Monday.
Tickets are for sale at the. atore of
Alcxamlcr-Coosr Drug Co, R D.
Cooper, the organizer of this excursion,
will make vlal efforts to have It
pleasant for all persons going?' The
train can be hoarded st either Parker,
Independence, I)erry, Crowley, or Mc
Coy, hut tickets must lie purchased by
Monday.
AUlie Public School.
The public sehtKil of IudcHMideiice
oM-iicd last Monday with a large at
tendance, L'80 Isitig enrolled the llrst
day, which Is quite a number more
than lust year on oMulug day,
When lmlcicndcucc voteil five year
ago to build It eight-room school build
ing some said It wus Urn large for the
town, but now every room Is used und
by another year extra room will he
needed. The attendance will gradually
Increase during this wetk so that over
three hundred will he enrolled soon.
Prof. TV A. Hayes, who bus charge of
the high school and Hill grade, had M
In attendance, Miss N. M. Hill had 22
in the 7th grade, Miss Mutlie Ixnigacre
had 4.ri iu the (1th grtidc, Miss Minnie
Goodrich, 41 In fit h grade, Miss Clara
Hall 'I') In 41 li grade, Miss A. Cochrane
34 In ibl grade, Miss Ilallki Mulkcy 25
in 2nd grade and Mrs. F. L. Tuck, 62
little tots In the 1st grade. In the
large and clean hast inent Frank Myers
has again charge of the heating appara
tus, from 5 to 1(1 pounds of Hteuin being
kept In the bollcv to heat the building
It take half a cord of wood a day to
keep the tires going,
Much of Monday wus taken up In
arranging (in uses and teaching the
school to march. Itoy Irvine la the
drummer. Ho perfect do the pupils
become In the marching that la case of
a fire the blldlng can be emptied In
very short time.
The pupils were a well dressed and
bright looking crowd, and the teachers
seemed pleased with the prospective
outlook of the school.
Senator Hill Is not the shrewd pnlitl
cluuheonce wus, or he would not
have made that silly speech In defense
of personal liberty,
The friends of ex-Congressman,
Tillman, or b. v. nie has any
should lose no time In looking after
film. "Weare'bela elyauld'appraioh-
(ng a war between the rich and the
poor, and I look for Iota of throat-cutting
be. ween now and 11)00." A man
who talks such rot ought to be looked
UP'
With Texas In danger of going pop
ulist and Louisiana republican the
democratic hold on the solid South
would seem to be growlug weak.
BEAUTIFULFEATURE8.
fhe Opinions of the Header;
of the West Side.
riiK iicsr rum km) voimj lad v.
i Coaipelltloii In lleauly, Which Will
be Carried on by Header of
, this Paper.
Iu thl Issue of His Wkut Hiiim will
11 found a oiiuin, entitled: "A Beautl
ml tllrl," which every tine w ho lecelve
i Invited t tear out, write (he nana
.if some young lady a resident of tin
in w 11 dcalgnatcd ou lb ooumn, am
mull the same to the Wkmt SilK noi
later thau Monday following the dab
apsarlug on the coupon.
The plan of the omitcst Is a follow
Kadi post i Wee in Polk county wil
have a con U-st, each lusting four weeks.
U the end of the fourth week, tlx
young lady having received the mos
otes will have her picture, a half loin
ngravlug, printed on a supplement, to
this paja-r. The reason we use a up-
lenient la that coiuint n new paper
wilt hot give satisfactory result In
mlf-toiie work. This supplement will
lie printed on heavy suis'M-alendered
iiaier. .
We hope to have every postoflloe lu
Polk county represented in this collec
tion of young ladles, and at the end of
1 lie contest the plc'tire will tst grouped
und a vote of four weeks taken on all,
and the picture receiving the most
voles, will entitle the young lady to
receive a gold watch presented by the
WW SllK.
KDI.HM A Nil KKIIVI.ATIONM.
Ill older to have this contest entirely
atlsfactory to all, we ask that the
spirit of the contest be oWrved a well
is the letter. It 1 to be remeuila red
that (he picture will Include only head
and shoulder, as far down as the waist,
therefore the two essentials are re
gularity of feature, ierfectlou of form,
expression of face and grace of pose.
1st, A litany vole a HI be received
its coupon can ta obtained from puiers.
Sml. Voting will close each week at
12 p. in. on each Monday. ot re
ceived later will not be counted.
3rd, In voting, the name ou the
tiuKjn must li of a 'young lady not
less than IU year of age, not married,
who receive her mall at the powiofllc
lelotiglug 10 coupon.
4ili. The order In which voting will
ake place la as follows: IudcMtidcuce,
Monmouth, Dallas, Bucua Vista, Fall
City, McCoy, Parker, Blckreall, Huver,
Kolu, BhIIsIoii, Siultblleld, Lincoln,
'rowley, Iw lsvllle, Pcriydale, Alrlie
and Zen a.
4th. The Initials and full name of
iDUlestaul must be given on ballot.
Arraugemeut will be made with post-
masters at each pMtol1)ue, while the
Hihtcst lasts at that cilice, foi receiving
and forwarding ballots together.
titli. All ballot will be fllinl in the
WwrSitiKonice until final of monthly
vote, when they will be counted by a
committee, aud result announced over
signature of audi committee. The
ballots will be destroyed two weeks
thereafter.
A Storm at Sea
Ini'muu-. th dlimiiiiliirl nt lilt voynner. Hut
iv.n liu Hie weatlisr U not ntiiiraiuim tie
l liable Wi sea sickness. They wlm traveros
Om "giiimillc wetnms" nhiiiilit lie provided
with UiMtvllvr'S Ml,.iim.-li luttnrs, wllti'tl
liiutu dlMirdered stomsi-lit Willi urauf) liitf
KH'it unit "ertnliity. To tlie hurt n. I Influvuee
if s Implc, malarloiK ir Usi rlvoroiis or
dsiiip clltimlr, as wvtl a to the baiivnil
rrivuor unwho!miom dii'l slid bad water,
la a mlluble sutlitott, t'oiuuierelsl
iravoiers by or land, inarlners, intners,
wmIitii fiuinvr, and all who have to en-
niuntervlelMiUudio(olliiiat and U)iiiwra-
tuis, iimcur In pnmoumiliik' It th beat aafo
imnl. II prevnnta rliviimaUaiii and piiliimu.
try nliui ka Ineooaniueni-a "Mump and cold,
nml It la au ettti leiit iti'li-iur nlnt sll fnrnia
if iimlarls. J I can be itfxmili-ct upon In
lynH-Mls, liver and kidney tmutils,
Probate Court.
In re est, Kdua Miller, minor, annual
Kconutit tiiou. u'dn. vh'gd fi:t:i:i;i;
Credited 127.40.
Fst Isaac Hall, deceased, sen.Uaunual
account filed. V. B. Sears, ex. credited
with SH1Q and ch'gd with f2o,HNj.H:i a
her report.
lure est (Blla Price, deceased, Frl-
h'i'i November Hth, set. im day of final
tlleinctit.
In re est. Auirusi Ohms, Htltloti for
proof of will tiled, Wm. Blddle, D. M.
Hewitt and L. Lemon appointed
appraiser, letters lestuineutary Issued
to llertlm Oh tna.
Ftt A. W. Dyer, deceased, P.
Hartimlomew, ndminlsttator, semi
annual account filed, administrator
oli'ifil with $17.11 .2.5 us tier account.
lu g'dnshlp, minor heirs of J. B.
Hyroti, Win. (Savage, g'dn. Settlement
Until, as to Whalley Syron,
In re est of Wm. Perclval, deceaatH),
lietltlon for proof of will filed. Zenlda
Perclval appilnted executrix wlthout-
hond.
In re est, I. II. Martin, ilcceawd.ln'v
and uppr' filed, ex charged with (01(18.
01, iih her inventory filed, and adiu
grunted authority to sell personal pro
perty at public or private sale,
Iu re est Joeliili JohnHtnn, deceased
will filed und proved, cause continued
pending the filing of bond of executrix,
THE BURGLAR!
A FOUR ACT COMEDY DRAMA
EUOENE H00RE
nRS. ANNA BOYLK MOORE
And a Strong; Company of Players,
Consisting of Wm. l,nwl, A Otirdon-ttnlilnow
Kline'r llurriian, liny Yniinginnn, Kd
wsrd Craven, (truce J I opk In h,
May CarllNlo anil IjIUIp
Oortla Carlisle,
ATOPKRA UOIIHE,
IN DKPKN MUNCH,
Friday Hinllt, October 18, 1195
RESERVED SKATS - 75 CTS
GENERAL ADMISSION - 50 CTS
CHILDREN - - 26 CTS
Tickets on
Sale at Patterson
Drug Store,
Broa'
Irom Douty & Xoclco;
uchm:i to death.
Utile Ada V Pierce Die In Inlcnoe
Last Friday afU-rniM.ii while Mr. O.
W, Pierce was at work, aud Mrs, Pierce
vas away from home, the children who
ere playing iu the yard of the real-
lein-e on seventh str.vt, built a tMinflre
f the dry leave o plentiful now. As
he ft una leaped Up a burning leaf
aught lu (he drew of Utile Ada, aged
wo and a half year. Charlie lierce,
ired II. with rare presence of mind
or one so young, run Into the house
Hid gelling a quilt came out and wrap
aid It about the during child whose
dirlckiof palu were heart rendering,
tut It was too lute, Her clothing
vus burned oil, and her Usly front the
valst to the nock awfully burned and
he hot flumes, going Into her lungs
ausid her death, after much suH'crlug
X five o'clock Saturday nioruiiig. The
lareiits were ctswd with grief,
ut kind friends did all possible, Hun
lay afteriusiu a large concourse tif jmh
ile assembled at the Auditorium and
ttev. J, it. Baldwin preached a very
flue n-rmoii, for the occasion, and the
remains were taken to the Odd Fellows'
cemetery for burial. The sympathy of
I his community goe out to the brcaved
family, Six year ago an eighteen-months-old
tsiy, while playing lawlde
a coal fire lu Seattle set hlmsi lf on fire
and death resulted.
The (lirysaiifltemnm Fair.
The ladies of the Oingrcgutlotiul
church will give their annual Chrys
anthemum Fair In November.
The premium will be as follows:
CM UYSANTH KM UMM CUT.
CI.AHH (INK,
First U-st general csdlwtlon ?2.fsi
Scind Is-st gener 'I collection .... l.uo
C, ASM TWO,
Best 8 blooms, while variety,,..
Best 3 bbsiins, pink variety
Best 8 blooms, yellow variety...
Best 3 blooms, rod variety
ci. a as TiUtKK.
Bert collection, w hite. fio
Best collection, red fio
Best collection, yellow
fit 1
Best collection, pink 50
lbt collection, cut rose W)
Bret collection, ts-goulas , . oil
Best colliH-tlon, pansles fti)
Card of Thank.
Mr. (I. W. Pierce and wife desire to
express their sincere thanks to the
kind friends in Iudcicudeiice who
were so ginieroiis aud tlioiinlitful dur-
ng their recent Is-reavement.
Is Your
Blood Pure
If It la, you will be ttroni, vigorous,
full of life nd ambition; you will bva
good appHile and good digestion j
strong nam, iwset sleep.
But how fW can y that their blood
( iiurel How many peopl are suffering
dally from th consMiurnec of Impure
blood, acrofuls, lt rheum, rhmimaUam,
catarrh, uervousnssa, l'plexauciM, and
That Tired Feeling.
Hood Haraaparllls purlflea, vltallre
and nrlchx tb blood. Thorafor, il I
th iiiMtK'ina tor you.
It will glv you pure, rich, red blood
and strong iutvi.
U will ovsrcom that tlrwJ feellnir.
rtwile an Bplll, civ rofraahlng alp
aud max you tlrotig,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently In the public eve today.
V'X a
I1UUU 9 I 1119 hinllt aaihartla.
Wan led.
AHKNTS1N I'OKK ANliKt'HHOl NIUNU
nnuntliw to wil a very aslnlile and unefiil art.
lelcof kltnhi'n furnlliire. Indira or tientle
men. tliKid wimii-s. No inoney ra-iulred.
fsllonoraddreaa, J, H, WKNUKK,
UU Mniiinouth, OrcKon.
For Sale.
ONK itltOAl) CAHf HKKPKU, U(K)l AH
nw. t'lxil fill will sell for Wi. t'Hll at Wust
Hi UK oltlee. ' MU
Kmims Wanted.
WANTi:i) l.MMKHI ATKI.Y 2 till H H(H)M
for light hnuaekwpliig. Cull ill Wwr Hint
olttee. tltf
Itoimii for Rent.
k HfXoi.k OKNTI.KMAN CAN HIT AIM
frtint, riKini and tire ami elnolrUi llliin for
wlnlnr lor moderate prleu. lmnilre at Wrst
Btnu iilllce. jtif
ItcHtaiiriiiit for Sale.
THK ft' lll.lt) IN 1NFOKMKU THAT Till?
furniture, iihiklnn utensils, mmd will, etc.
of the rentaumnWin Main streets known sn
fjoo'a Itiwtnurant, la fur snle, ill reawiuiilile
flKiirca, iltf
Found.
ON K BAY M AUK, I'AMK TO MY VLSCK
aliiiut thrve weeks no. If nut ruelalnied
wllhln I wo weclm I111111 dale and expenses
paid the nuliiial will tie Hold.
Aniikkw Hi.attrn,
Oetoher 10, 1H(I,"i. 4111
Piano tit a Bargain.
A HTAN I)Altl-M A K K I'lANt), AH UOOO
as new, fur ( First cost tVA Inquire at
tills nllli'i). iM
Agents Wanted.
75.00 TO $150.00 A MONTH TO ANY ONE TO
repmsent, us, Work almost iinny enough
foraohlldtodo. Mr, J. W. Nixon, Poise
City, Idaho, made fjlt.50 In one week
Mary Hush, byons, Colo., cleared $78.10 In
three days,. Rov, Wm. Uurllam Aherdoen
H. Oak,, Hindu $U.OO the tlrst day. No eiip.
Ital or sxporlenoe neeessury. Terms snd
p.-iinphlets free. Address at one, HhoppA
Co., 1020 ChORtuul HI., rhlladelihla, Pa.
Hoy For Sale.
HALKI) OUKAT, AND DAT HAY, HAKLKY
awrt ami '(Ideal sreit. Kor sale by
W, M. Ml,so!,
; HlckrwUi.Or.
Wden ynu nood anytliin In Music or Hewing
Mtti'hliiiH, cutll on (iii. C. Will, ile
liiw n iume new atoek boiifftit
at latent
, REDUCED PRICES,
And Will hoII at Idem reducd prices. All
ooiiyrlHlitud hiot hhinIo one hull' nil';
Also InrRi) lot at 6 eta a oopy, (4enu
lne parU, needles and nil for
all KewtiiK lnaehliios,
Ktiiiiombertli
place.
b.C.ll,
Two Doors North
Salem.
of poHUOmoe.
A. J. Whiteaker,
(Succaaaar to J. V.
GROCERIES -: AND -: PROVISIONS
Oct my prices on Sugar,
Hams, Bacon, Savon
Soap, Htc. .... .If?'v'
'And convinced that I mean just
what I say and that is that I am sell
inn, not only the staple iiods men
tioned above, but every article in the
store as cheap, and jnany of them
cheaper than any any other firm.
:. GIVE ME A CALL AND BE CONVINCED. .
Late Style flillinery.
Is not a mere matter of chance In selection, but Is the
result of knowledge of the busltiuss omi careful bityiiif.
The season of lWJfi Is notil for many new shape, arid
the s(yli,s of lust yar, which ari (s lug olli-red vcr"
cheap, are pil(e different. A woman might as well
be out of the world as to he , , . . . ,
OUT :- OF FASH TOX,
And. therefore, the ladles of Independence are re
iticsUtl to call and sec the new style and make selec
tions. The prices, quality consider!, are very mod
erate, and a stylish new bonnet Is not beyond the
means f Hny lady. The "Napoleon,'' a bat for chil
dren, Is very neat and pretty. .....
firs. M. KINNEY, The Milliner,
Independence, Oregon.
(sVaVsVtstaVi
m a l I w
A nice set ring from
$2.oo to $6.oo, at
KRAMER'S, S5X
RINGS.
SPECIAL SALE!
JForojiejwe e only,
I No. 8,h, Pit Copper Bottom
You Want the
"'Mmmt fv TsC'
'SUPERIOR."
Call and examine n-iv
heating stoves, warranted to keep fire
over night,
The New Hardware,
F. E. Chambers.
J. F. O'DONNELL Co
Scissor? & Shears.
Pocket Knives.
Table Knives.
Butcher Knives.
Carving; Sets.
Ranges
and
Cook
Pieced
and
Stamped
Loaded Shells, Powder,
Shot and Cartridges.
TINWARE
INDEPENDENCE,
TP-TEAR OR CUT OUT ONE
A BEAUTIFUL GIRL.
INDEPENDENCE, COUPON.
This
MISS.
OCTOBER 3,1805.
Mall thla Coupon to West Side, I
4 '
IIVINH.)
buy for CASH and
e-will sell as Cheap as
fi-Hi the Cheapest. . .
Independence, Oregon.
tmoarmmimrfimxBseissm-
BIT
RINGS.
lea Kettle-' - N Cents.
Best
Cook or
Heating;
Stove Made;
THEREFORE
Buy Nothing
But the
"T V B "
line of
Air Tight
Axes.
Saws.
Nails.
Rope.
Carpenter Tools.
Parlor
and
Box.
Graniteware
and
Woodenware
Polk County Afrents for Studebaker
Carriages and Wagons?
OREGON.
INCH AROUND BORDER.
vote Is for
ndependeneo, or hand to poatmaater
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