The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, August 10, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texts mnni innr i LUUHL LURL i Uaao Butler mill family are at Kin ley wxla hdHdk. J, Q Harnen, fattier of Mr. J. A. Mill, waa vUltlng here Thursday, Aim i onnaway, or Alhariy, waa h gueat thin week of Mra. A. J. Goodman. Fifty cent a box In being oflcrcd over ut Italia for hop-picker, for en gagement. Ilalph Flalier, the Monmouth livery mutt, went out to I'alouae city, WhhIi., Tliumday, Kd. Illltard and wife mid MIhn Idit Hhlan are over ut tlio cout enjoying the cool nretxea. Mm. Hyera, of McMlnnvllle, former ly MImn Hemic Turner, Im vlaltlng MIhn Nellie Whiteaker. Home one Iihm atolen or enticed way Lake Dorrla' flue bird dog. He waula It returned. Hear all the laltwt mmgn and enjoy yourself for 2Tc at the Opera Hcuhb on Tuemlay, Augunt ltb. Grandpa Ketcliuni, Mr. Dr. Ketch uin and the children, left for Kin ley aoda spring thin morning. MlanMattle Iioe, of Junction City, hail accepted a powlllon an teacher In the Buena Vint public aehool. Mra. J. K. Klrkland anil her mother, Mm. A. H. Atkln, who have been at HodavlMe, have returned home, Mra. VV. A. Hamilton (nee Aggie Wlnnell) In vbdllng friend here, being the gud of Mnt. ('hat. Madlaoii Oil week. Mra. H. Coad, of Dalian, who haa been vlaltlng Mra. J. H. Coopr, re turned home Friday evening, hy motor. Chart Irvine and (HI Welch are doing the work In the grocery atore while II If. Knox la out at the Spring ruatloatlng. If you don't k to the Opera Houe Tuewdsy you will mltw the event of the geaaori. TeiimnMoe Ktudenta Admin aloti 'i'fC aud V. Harley Alexander wna bidding hit frli-nd and family good liyeThuritday, a he bun gone to Union, to clerk lu a drug atore there. Prof. J. M. Powell I vlaltlng rela tives In Linn Co. Later he and Ma family will go camping at Hulpliur aprlng, nu the Luoklamute. Prof. P. L. Campbell, la back from Newport. He walked down to Heal rocki and back the other day, and the aun haa badly Hoorched 1.1 fuce. Wayne William, formerly a realdent here, was completely pront rated by the heat at Pendleton thla week, aud la aerlonaly III, aaya the Portland Tele gram. The room south of the Firat National bank, which haa been uaed for torage i . a purpottea, is iibtiiikj nrw mun anil mmr placed there. The building belong to J. H. Cooper. Mra. Kuykenduhl and daughter, of Monmouth, left Thursday for their new home In Eastern Oregou, where Mr. Kuykendaul will engage In the sheep bualiiea. Mra. J. M. Powell, of Minniouth, went down to McMlnnvllle Thuraday and go to Portland before her return, to accompany her aiater Mra. Hundley that tar on her way to Han FrunclHCn. O. W. Bauer, of Hun Franclaco, aon of the lte J. C Bauer, was here thla wwk looking after his hop yard, oppo alte town, which If In charge of A. J. WalcotU Ha la twenty-four years of age. Dr. O. D. Butler and family and J. B V. Butler look healthy enough, but thla warm weather la too much for them and they are going over on the oouat noar Alaea, to keep cool a few weeks. The flrHt load of wheat thla year waa taken In by Al Herrcn lant Saturday, but all the warehouHes are receiving wheat thla week, but are not ruHhed. The price start low, not over 65o, but no wheat Ih selling nt that price. Dr. U. K, Smith, of DeSmet, Idalio, Ih here vialtlng his brother, Atty. Geo, A. Hmlth. Dr. Smith Is physician on the Couer d' Alene Indian reservation, and is spending his vacation traveling through Oregon aud Washington. J. M. Btark and family came back Thursday from their outing at Cascade springs, which is out lu the mountuins, uptheHautlan river. Mr. Stark did not gain any fleBh, but on the contrary lost some. Quite a number are camp ing there. Back to Health After Long lllnesa Hood's Sarsa parllla Restored Good Health Now as Strong as Ever. "After an Illness of two years, during which time I underwent several surgical operations, I at last began to Improve, but my Improvement was so slow that I be came discouraged. I was very much run down and I did not have any appetite. I did not care to live. One day I met a friend who had taken Hood's Sarsaparllla and who urged me to try it. I consented, and after I had taken a few doses I began to feel better and had a better appetite. I gained from two to three pounds a week and grew stronger every day. I took two or three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and am as strong as I ever was In my life. Hood's Sarsaparllla has brought me back to health." Emily Bilmnger, 10 Orand Avenue, South Portland, Oregon. Sarsa-parilla Is the beat In (act the One True Blond Furl&er. Bold by all druggists. $1 ; six tor B. Mood's wu a take, easy to operate Sio, MisaF.tUHmart, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Is visit lug here at the home of her slater, Mrs. (I. L. Freeman. Doiit forget the Date August ftth, and hear the Tennessee Htudenla. M-ra llMise. Admlsslou, li'x: and ,'toc. F. K. ChumlK'rs, the Hardware deal er, bait a picket aMHiunt Isxik, red cover, gilt edges. Lost lietween tils reMldciK'e anli iKtetodlce tmlay. Finder please return to Ids store. JlenJ. Hcholleld, of Forest Grove, president of Hie Hoard of licgent of the Monmouth Normal school, wan In lured through being overturned In his buggy, off a bridge, Mrs. Hcholleld and a grand child were also badly hurt. Itev Fi. M. Patterson, a talented divinity student, of Kugene Divinity school, will preach at the Christian church tomorrow morning and evening. Mr. Patterson is a flue tenor singer. It Is probable the price of picking how this yeur will be 40c a box, al though several yards are going to pay Vki a box and demand extra clean and careful picking. The ten ceuU will he expended most profitably if strict attention Is given to receiving only clean hops. The editor of this paper does not pretend to be an exsrt boat builder, etc., but we have a right to our opinions, and the piliot house, on ('apt. Hkluu'-r's new boat, strikes us as Is'lng tool arge aud high for the rest of the Ismt. It looks out of proportion. It may look all right when the boat Is completed. J. D. Lee, who wus a resident of Polk county several years ago, and Is now living in Portand, was In town Thursday In the interests of the Port land Kx-ohIUou. He wants big squashes, turnips, etc. Farmers who have any extra fine products of the farm can leave them at this ofilce and they will be forwarded without further exciise. Hep.rt are coming lu that the yield f wheat is not up to ex lactations. One farmer who expected 2500 bushels tn his 75 acre Held, has threshed aud lias IfiOO bushels. In other words, In stead of getting about thirty bushels to the acre lie only received about twenty bushels. It is bst early to know what crop yields will lie generally through the county. Itev. 1). V. Poling, who was a popular pustor of the Congregational church iiere aud later ut Albany, has been called to the Congregational church at The Dalles, where he will go Oct. 1st. Key. Poling will fl ixl a very nice class of eople In his charge at The Dalles, and we doubt not the Congregational church there will prosper greatly under his charge. The musical talent of both Mr. and Mrs. Poling will be appreciated there. Commissioner Court. It was ordered that the county asses sor be glveu until the October term of court to coin plete his assessment roll. The allowance heretofore made for Mrs. Baiuuel (Summer was ordered dis continued and so waa thut of 8 O. Work as well as the allowauce of Mrs. Huyuieud, of West 8 ilciu. Wm. Uiddle, J. 11. Mulkey and J. 1$. Mtump were appointed to meet Hutur day, August UUh, aud survey aud lo cate a road of public casemeut for Mrs. Herllia Ohms, from her residence to a county road. The court on F'rlduy considered various plans submitted for a new court house. Hills allowed. K. Haytcr, salary and exp $ 137 23 lirowu Hon, mdae Martin' Bros, lumber J, O. Van Orsdcl, sabiry 147 i'rescoU veuess, lumber lo J . W. I 'rider, uivlse M AK W.l A CANAL. The pulled Stales Uorerniiicnt Build and Own It. Is hi l'l U5 14 Hi 113 7a U. k'. Paltersou, salary ou uu i). F. Kovul & Hon, bilg. worn. Ill 4 J. U. Adams,' reports 10 60 P. II. McCabe, tile 27 42 (i. W. McLaughliu. assessing . 01 00 Aid society, care of children. . . 10 00 It. H. Conner, assessing 75 50 W. Wash, blunks and printing 12 89 J. K. Hubbard, eleotiou expeu. 2 60 A. Hhull., carieuteriug 3 00 Dun Hvron, labor 1 25 W. P. Morehead, pauper acct . 80 00 M. L. Bobbins, otllce rent 6 00 Kd Kiddie, bridge Iron 16 00 West Hide, priming 2 00 Douty & Paddock, mdse 17 00 J. D. Hmitb, rent 10 00 Wm. Urant, labor 15 00 U. li. Turner, guarding vault. . 21 08 H. H. Cosper, extending roll.. 2!) 00 H. M. Browu, wituess 4 20 J, J. Wiseman, lumber 7 68 Halcm hospital, cure of Jackson 31 00 M, Masou, care oi paupers ... an uu J. 1). Irvine, rent a w Irwlu, Hobsou, supplies 20 25 tJluss TrudLomiue, case 45 00 H. L. Kenton, salary 83 12 T. N. Bell, road timber 6 20 F. J. Chapman, furniture 52 85 H. J. OsHeld 4 00 P. Wright, election accouut... 2 50 W. K Wells, care Jesse Morris 12 00 J. K. Sibley, Hlopercase 5 00 (1. It. Kelty, electiou account . 2 50 J. W. Klrklaud, care It. Sloper 10 00 0. li. Huntly, lumber 4 20 O. K. Leet, house rent 2 00 B. H. Grant, deputy sheritt. . . 16 40 D. J . Hilev. electric light 2 75 Gibson Burch, mdse 15 00 F. A. Wester, tile oo J. T. Ford, deputy abend 33 00 E E. Hiltebraud, cartage 2 50 Martin Headly, painting. ... 6 75 Fees in Hloper case 12 00 E. M. Hinith, assessing 60 00 Orcgoniuu, publishing notice . 7 15 West Bide, pnuiiug J io J as. llelmick, services H. G. Campbell, assessing. . . , J. M. Hpoug, ferrying gravel 8 60 69 09 41 28 Probate Court. The final account lu case of W. A. Whiteman estate was rendered and ad ministrator discharged. Bale of real estate In cose of J. E. Murphy estate was confirmed. Final accouut lu matter of E. C. Richmond guardianship was approved and guardian discharged. Lyman' K. Cooley, the well-known civil engineer, after a visit Fast and ooniereuce In new York with repre sentatives of the Maritime Canal Com pany, owner of the concession along the proMed route of the Nicaragua canal, believe the government will construct the great waterway in pref erence to letting the contract to sepa rate corporations. Mr. Uioley says that on this point the complexion of the canal matter has been changed perceptibly since last winter, when he, with a party of engineers, looked over the ground of the enterprise. On being shown a dispatch from Washington Mating that Admiral Walker, of the canal commission, had received a number of reports Indieit- Ing that the cost would tm much less than heretofore estimated, Mr. Cooley presented a list of recent discoveries, which he believes are responsible for Admiral Walker's opinions. The gist of these are: Hlx mile of dredging In the lower end of Luke Nicaragua Non-existence of rock In Bun Juan river to Tom rapids. Good foundations for an Immense dam at Ochoa. Favorable conditions for embuik menls at Hun Francisco basin. New site for a dam at Tambor Gran de. According to the estimate of the for mutator, a change of several million dollars Is reported lu these items. The exs'i)se incurred by the government in war and the rapidly developing Indi cations that the Nicaragua canal can not only be constructed more cheaply than at first Imagined, but ought to 1st built by Uncle Ham himself, are con spiring, he Intimated, to assure the waterway between the Atlantic aud Pacific within a fe v years. "President McKinley," said Mr Cooley, "and many of the leading members of congress, now appreciate more than ever the supreme Impor tance of the canal to our country. Hen- ator Morgnti said to me not long ago that annexation of Hawaii practically clears up the questiou of Immediate ticcesslty for the Nicaragua canal. It is a question, however, whether or not congress will be able to pass the pro- Kscd laws or take the proper actlou at the short session lu the fail to enable the work to be begun at an early date. The construction of the waterway will not be a tremendous undertaking, though it may take seven years to com plete it. "The Maritime Canal Company asks for $11,500,000 from the government to relinquish all of its rights aud couces sions. The company, It is understood, win lane i ,oou,iiw lu me siock or a new company tuat tue government might form, aud $4,500,000 from the government to validate its bonds The company bought out all the cou cesslous of the old Nicaragua Aasociu lion, which Is said to have expended something like 11,000,000. The Marl lime Canal Company was then organ Ized, aud It has spent 32,000,000, in Nicaragua ou the caual, but hud to quit work. The compauy Is perfectly right when it says that uo private cor poration could be expected to take up caual project now, siuce congress has put ha baud lu the matter, aud when there is a stroug likelihood of the gov ernment building the ditch itself. "It is uot dell Likely kuown whether tue commission will be ready with its report duriug the short session of cou gress. A report may be submitted and may cause a vast ditlcreuce of views as to what course should be pursued. Senator Morgan and other advocates uppreciute these things, but the mani fest broadening of the scope of our national policy of late has Impressed evey one so strongly that none can see any obstacle large enough to prevent the construction of what will be an in valuable holding of the United States in lime of peace or war." GROCER KNOX UKALKIt IN BAKER Choice Groceries, Fruit, Vegetables also mi line or Tinware. graniTeware AND eafLERY. I waut One Thouxand Dozen Flour, per mck, $1.00. We handle horns brands, bed Crown, Alhauy, and Eastern Oregon hard wheat flour. Fruit Jars. 65c, 7fjc, 90c a case. Forty-nine pieces of fine crock ery Is the capital prize on our Beehive Baking Powder, also one piece with every cau. Buy your Tinware for camping of us. 8 loaves bread for a nickel. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE. Every article to bo found in a first-class store always in stock. 1 buy for cash and can tseli to cash purchasers as low as the lowest. C HTRKKT, INHKl'Kk'lJKNOK. IIBOIMJHT TO TERMS. Aifuliialdo Changes Ills Attitude To ward the American Troops. "Japanese journalism," says a mis sionary's wife, "is a siugular profession In niauy of its features. There is prac tically no such thing as freedom of the press In Japau. Whenever the news paper publishes something uufrieudly to the government it is suppressed and the editor is seut to prisoti. The real editor is never imprisoned, though. Every newspaper has what the Japa nese call a 'dummy editor,' aud It is his sole duty to go to jail every time the paper is suppressed for ofieudiug the Mikado. Then the real editor changes the name of the paper and keeps on publishiug it. Dummy editors speud most of their time in prison." Llppiucott's Magazine. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists rcfuud the money if it tails to cure. 25o. For sale by Klrklaud Dru;; Compauy. It is a wise man who can appear stupid at times, but some men carry it to excess. A World special cablegram, from Manila bay, July 30, via Hong Kong, says: Owing to the firm attitude of Gen eral Merritt, the iunurgent general, Agulnaldo, has changed his front, and seems to have come to a realization that his hostile attitude - towards Americans might result disastrously to the insurgents of tlie fmiippines. Agulnaldo is becoming more friendly to the Americans. He has made two propositions to General Merritt which may solve the Insurgent problem In a manner highly advantageous to the United Stales. Id the first place, he atks the comman- ler-ln-chlef of the American land forces to permit the reliel troops to march through the streets of Manila when the city surrenders. General Merritt appears inclined to consent to this. It would gratify the vanity of the natives to let theu Indulge In wnat would seem to them a trium phant march as victors through the capital of the enemy that they have been successfully combatting and be neiglug since the wiping out of Mon tejo's fleet. At the same time, the native troops, being thus arrayed in Hue aud under direct order, may be more easily controlled iuder tactful commanders. The American troops now occupy the treuches in front of Mutate, a su berb of Manila, which were constructed by Aguiualdo, The rebels withdrew to let our meu take their places close to the Spanish Hues. Fathers Dougherty and McKinnen, the former being on General Merritt's staff, have gone to Manila to have an Interview with Archbishop Nozaleda, of the archdiocese of the Philippines, and to point out to him the futility of resistance to the American troops. Frank's Restaurant a ettJ"1 xee- 1 1 .1 A J. F. BUCKLEY, Prop. SATISFIED with his food, a man Is at peace with the world. Poor food makes Dr workers and bad tempers. Our cook is an expert in suiting exacting tastes with pleasing palates. A clean service with plenty of variety for reasonable prices and quick atten tion are what we keep ourselves to. FROM 15c UP. Independence. MEALS Next door to poxtoffice Your Face Shows the state of your feelings and the state of your health as well. Im pure blood makes itself apparent lu a pale aud sallow comulexiou, pimples and skin eruptions. If you are feeling weak and worn out and do not have a healthy appearance you should try Aker's Blood Elixer, It cures all blood diseases where cheap Sarsaparillas and so called purifiers fail; knowiug this we sell every bottle ou a positive guarantee. In the international checker game the Prince of Wales is slowly nearing the king row, and little Alphonso seems to be cornered in it. Karl's Clover Root Tea, for Constipa tion It's the best and if after using It you don't say so, return the package aud get your money. Sold by The Owl Drug Uo. The work of some artists who claim to be wedded to art doesn't indicate that there is even an engagement. Xo Cure -No Pay. That Is the way all druggists sell Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ma laria, Chilis and Fever. It is simply irou aud Quinine lu a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer It to bitter, nauseating tonics. Price, 50o. For sale by Kirklaud Drug Co. We'll ' Stake You To a Steak that will make your mouth water a juicy succulent cut of meat, one morsel of which will rejuven ate the entire family. Our beef is all home-grown, aud, we might say, baud fed. In the different departments of our market we have the best of fresh and salt meats, fish, game, etc. CITY MARKET, SPERLING BROS., 'PHONE 11. Independence. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets move the bowels geutly, relieves the cough, cures the feverish condition and headache, making it the quickest and best remedy for coughs, colds and la grippe. Cures in one day. "No cure, uo pay." Price, 25c. For sale by Klrk land Drug Co. Some girls admit that engagements are failures, but they have their doubts as to marriage. Acker's English Remedy will stop a cough at auy time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money refuuded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. The fewer acquaintances a man the less he Is bored. has Catarrh Cured1 A clear head and a sweet breath secured with Shllo's Catarrh Remedy, sold ou a guarantee. Nasal Injector free. Sold by The Owl Drug Co. If you want the best meal lu Salem for the money go to Strong's Restau rant. . Open day and night, For Constipation take Karl's Clover Root Tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures Headache, Nervousuess, Erup tions on the face, aud makes the head clear as a boll. Sold by The Owl Drug Co. Rumor is gossip's stroug fort aud truth is the dyuamite gun that reduces It. Stop That Cough! Take warning. It may lead to Consumption. A 25o bottle of Shilo's Cure may save your life. Sold by The Owl Drug Co. mnm dispatch That this is to be the greatest money saving sale ever known in the history of Independence. I have not the time to quote prices. My motto is "Quick Sales aud Small Profits." My line of Clothiug, Overcoats, Hats, Shoes and Buckingham and Hecht Boots and especially Gent's and Ladies' Trunks, is now complete, and I offer them nearly at cost, in fact, I overstocked myself, and more so. I need money, and therefore must sell goods very low. All my clothing are tailor made, special for the White House, and Ido not carry in stock any common hand-me-down goods, or shelf-worn. My stock is brand new, and I carry only the latest and best style. I Invite you all to call and examine my goods, and you will be convinced that the best place to trade Is at The White House, ZED ROSENDORF.Prop. Motor Fan will b refunded to those buying at tho White Front. Seal KLEPPIN & SON'S Cereal d Gust INDEPENDENCE, ORE. TOLL, OIIE oi li Will be ready for business about August i, 1898. W. G. SHARMAN ... The Tailor Has received another fine assortment of cloth, and is ready to take your measure for a suit. Call and see my samples. Opposite Opera House, INDEPENDENCE. The EL C. Albee Co. DEALERS IN SECOND-HAND MACHINERY Mm k PsM Dr. Write us for anything you want We buy, sell, trade and rent Machinery : : : : Street cars pass our door. I 1 r """""" " "" " " " "" mmt , i r", . to """""" """" "" ""- o """""" 1 1 """""" . We manufacture a full line of Field and Hog: Fencing, Steel Picket Lawn and Cemetery Fencing, M. M. S. Poultry Fence, Single and Double Steel Gates, Steel Posts, Etc. We make a specialty of Steel Pipe Farm Gates. Write for full particulars. UNION FENCE CO., De Kalb, III. Jersey Bull for Service I have a first-class Jersey Bull for service on the Ham Hawley place, one-half mile north of town. Terms $1, strictly cash at time of service. Return privilege free. Greo. Huntley kWs Us SAFETY PACKAGES FOR MAILING. KANDIES. ORDER ONE. 248 & 250 Morrison St., PORTLAND "KNOWN ALL OVER . the COAST" IRA S. SMITH E. W. COOPER SMITH & COOPER -DEALERS IN- GROCERIES f PROVISIONS Note the Following: We buy all kinds of Country Produce. Our delivery wagon will bring your orders to your own door. We bought our goods for cash, and an? selling at low prices. Call and see us. CAMP SUPPLIES-Corued Beef, Deviled Ham, Canned Oysters, Pork and Beans, Lunch Tongue, Minced Sea Clams, Boned Turkey, Shrimp, Bar dines, Eels, Tomato Soup, C t tage Uam, Breakfast Bacon, ' and relishes of various kinds. " 6000 pieces of -Crockery and Glassware . arrived this week. ' We now have a complete stock. Opera Hous Block Independence. Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Bacon, Ham, Lard, Canned Goods, Package Goods, Bulk Goods, Fresh Fruits, Dried Fruits, Vegetables. .-. Free Delivery.