The Independence west side., April 28, 1900, Image 2

THE WEST SIDE
JO. A. C. BRANT, Kdltor anil rmrlrtot.
HUttHIUlTION RATIO.
IN ADYANfK
JTjrfiv month...
Sis mmtbi
Three months .
SATURDAY, APRIL 3ft, l00,
The wall paper trust m gone to
the wall. Where elm nhouW It go?
The amateur with an automobile
is rapidly replacing the bicycle
novi? at roadway terror.
The name of the town of Jaw-
lueratarg is somewhat ominous for
both British and Boers.
'
The lUwr war ia costing the Brit
Ul I7u0 a minute. No wonder the
THE DEMOCRATS MEET.
Pursuant to call the Democrats
met in county convention at Pallas
last 8turday. The mooting was
harmonious although noine little
rivalry for certain ollictvs was ap
parent. , ,
The aUte platform wai adopted
aa the county nlatform. A resolu
tion bv B. r. llaydon condemning
normal school aniirop-rUUons was
laid on the tablo; also a resolution
oondemina tho action of the county
committee for electing delegates to
the tte convention without oon
AltOlNI. A 110 IT MONJCOl'TH.
Every promise is a debt.
Tt campaign It now on.
i i i ... j t . i . i H
uaruf-u masing is me ururr ui
.l
Socially, Monmouth has teen qVa
aglow this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamison are
u
r
tm or isiDErcsiDKai'B.
mii'siil.
Ml., i . I.i.ttin.v ilia Villlim.
taxpayers are anxious. or now . umlnaUoll vm
a v ax'aav-Q
RKITBIICAN TICKET.
Supreme Judge,
C1IA8. K. WOLVKUTOS.
District Attorney,
JULIUS N. HART.
Joint Representative,
W. L. WELLS.
Congressman First District.
THOMAS II. TONGUE." '
Food and Dairy Commissioner,
J. BAILEY.
Presidential Electors,
TILMOX FORD.
J.CFULLKUTON.
0. F. PAXTON.
W. J. FURNISH.
get a move on.
The Kentucky struggle has been
rought within tho canons of tho
supreme court. This is a very
ifforent position from being within
the muwlcs of tho revolvers oi
Kentuckinns.
ft ft ft
The cause of the revolt in Ashantl
U stated to be "the golden stool."
mill w hoevcr wins
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Airicft s gouien sanua are iiuiat work as the ennioei win ne
more turmoil in the world than is no walkover,
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VUIIPIP.VII. ...v
urtt.
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Senator,
B. F. MULKEY.
Representative,
G. L. HAWKINS.
County Judge,
J. H. HAWI.EY.
Clerk,
U. S. LAUGH ARY.
Sheriff,
R. S. CONNER.
Treasurer,
J, W. CALDWELL.
School Superintendent,
LEONARD STARR.
Assessor,
D. L. GREEN.
Coroner,
DR. L. N. WOODS.
County Commissioner,
J. B. TEAL.
made:
Sonator-N. F. Urcpg.
UenresentutiveJoHeph Graven.
County Jmlgfl-J. K. Hildey.
County Clerk -Tracy Sluata.
Sheriff J. 11. vanireuei.
Treasure-K. V. Dalton.
Comniisslnnt'rs-J. W. McDowell.
Assessor-F. E. Myer.
Suveyor Luthtr Ground.
Coroner-Dr, W. S. Cary.
So far as tv have lioanl these
vlsltora this week. H
T. A. Warm, ul West Baletn,
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nuwiiu uu vur nmu nnunwiafi . aw
Mr. Ira 8. Smith is renortsxl on
tic list this week,
Mr. Frank
to Kuswburg this
Mr. Brawn, of ttalem, reoelfd Q ano
pounds of mohair here Mum
price paid wss 30 cvuli,
The heavy (nut ol last So:
Umkfl fru'l and itrswlierrlesto aeon-
slilerable extent.
The Demoerttt are all we pleated)
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ri Ctairaeli
111, JHrain
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. r.iiMokny.,
in
f, K, Clianinere
I
V JlMIt
VI. Sperling
Meynr
Mwfili't
. Mitrtlml
Night WUd
Koblu.on. if,....
r U. AriuaUtuiM
Th Mlf eounat) mihU on mt nmi any mini
3Mlt)ri.
rUATEUNAL NOCIETIE.
with their llikot louillitlonjkit Hlur' , V biir uimU uu Ural Kriuny nr full
THE FIRST UUM.
On Thursday evening a party of
to Buena
our
nil.
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empwymennooow ..... "" cal aituation. Among the numWr
I lt.tmit1iianM wmit Over to Hill!
A second big slnpyard itobe o . ,
built at Ban Franoiaoo and will give .. . . .,
... ..v ..,.. That MV,e"w ' . "
town made a valuable reputation
hen it turned out the battle-ship
Oregon.
ft ft ft
Nebraska's bank deposits have
ncieaeed 13,000,000 within a year
TiiHt state may run after demago
gues but it can not deny that its
prosperity dates from Kepublioan
success.
e
Diplomats in Washington are
hether
were Senator Mulkey, of Mon
mouth, G. L llnwkine, candidate
for presenttttive, and Mr. S. C.
SiHHicer, of Portland.
Tho nuH'ting was held in the
school liouse and nhortly after eight
o'clock wos inillwl to orxior by V
II. Murphy.
Mr. Splicer made tho first ad
dresa and toticluxl upon the lsue
U'fore the people in an able am1
diKjuont manner, particularly Itn
liscussing me quc-Mu . . . t, d l
Li i .
il vounif lor 'niu!i'i"n. vaim
vanceu
am!
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty woti
applytoa strtpof land en nilU to WUcJwl &iUm
wide actually owned by the United
Sutee. If not, why not buy it .
proviM ins woms. no epo
the exnaiiHioti DrolKjuitioiii the
Puerto Rico bill and paid attention
to eoiuo vf W. J. Bryan' etaUments
showing Uumi to be )olitical cla
trap. After eulogizing tho second
for which 0rt,gOU k'" ll9 mW BP
piauew.
Mr. Mulkey following spoke brie
ly on local Ismies.
Mr. Hawkins aUo saul a few
words, when tho hour being lute
the meeting adjourned.
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r liner iitaoe a snort y P'i,",,!,
hit week. Jp (Jlign, Vi
iHy night
MM and todfwor Uitern1nos matt
HMD f
in. ill awl Sill Monday. P. '
mid Mil Mouitny.
Kmc amtmnl, f nd and 4lli Tn4ay.
i.lniaimaaruiiwia. "."
ImniUjr.
or P.-Waduwlajr.
14 and Mil Krlday. W. (Urol.
rK(H!AI,USloN-id and HhHaluidny
wttirrAKM sti.t.
MiKIAHItKJl-tndand itli Monday .
roiinxn-Tuday.
' . v i muiir. uu Rmt .Liinl.v oil nr ba.
Ara lull m-Kin.aiid two wfk. inrrfir
Mr. Ilanna hai tnM hit g4eral mar-'. 1 Jy.
;ollal,.i...
,.,- et.ru! led.
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rsgei'"' belooglng
V dally atundanee,..
Silailtteu Ixiys....
f" glrlt.
neither ahaent nor tardy
1' into( attmUnM
Cs ol corporal punlihuient, ....
lit of iullt neithr aWnt nor
U yi
mt Grade, Mrt. Tuck, wacuer.
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Now watch the senate kill that
proposition for a constitutional
amendment to elect Senators by a
direct vote of the people.
War has broken out in Aehanti
. and an interesting question is how
many new African words it will
add to the English language.
Wool and sheep are worth twice as
much as they were 18. The
gold standard and reasonable pro
tection restored a living profit to
American owners of sheep.
Col. Watterson rises to remark
that "No platform can stay the
movement of mankind." The Col
onel should stick to the proposition.
It has but one side.
Wanted; A post as member of
the United States senate. Money
no object. Apply to Clark, of Montana.
and go ahead?
ft ft. ft
Uncle Sam's patience is ex
haunted and the Sultan of Turkey
will bo called upon to pay up or
r,.,ht. It has been nearly five
" - -
years since the outrages
idemnity is demanded weren com
mitted, and it is high tune that
payment was made.
ft
General Otis is coming homo.
lie has discharge i a tremendous
task with conspicuous ability. Six ships ol the United Slates
Those who carp at his actions navy are to go out of commission
wnnld cut a much poorer figure ' because there is not a sulReiun t
called upon to undertake his duty, number of officer to furnish com
And nine-tenths of the abuse that plemonts for the veaaols actually
has been showered upon him has required. There are fully 1W) va
arisen from the desire to make capi- cancie in the lino of the navy, and I
bal agaimit the administration. I the total number of otliccrs is less
' AAA. I . t . . '.I f1. Fl . . .. . n .... tw!,
J lliiail XV wan wtuuii jtoib "
American business talent enjoys withstanding the great increase in
an expanding reputation in every the number of ships.
unrt nl thn wnrhl On fit the I '
, . .... . , .
jl, II. Bunurrurv, unc ui mt
miwt extensive nhecpowners in this
baudiae tlore to Fall 0it7srttea, and ,
he wilt remove to Eaatvrn jregoa. 1 'Lq Hraeul Erperi.
The Luvklauiute Mill eoiuuanv hat " !.il,l mmirt ol Independence nub
puruhaaetl the Hsnna ttoek ol Ifwerletfvtahout lor the mimth beglnninii
and dry guodt. Tbettock will be niordlit.H gn tad ending April 30 1
to the mill nlu uillet wO ol Iter ''' , vityt tAught KM)
i .i i i - l, .. t ' aitonuance .'
n iwrniu kiiuui HU.K " w . ' anil
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norm atua oi iu nuii, , j - j - , - -7r, e
ratf4, and ethet lieu il ' " T KVfX.Mu "
noted about ths inttltullon, ""-v '
n I I......' . ..If
ivvt. ijiamr, a iirwiiuiioii miniairr vi
the Chrlatlau ehuralt, praaohud here oe
Samlay evening to a large audience.
Hit tuhjtwt wat "Uume Mlaalont."
I'rof. P. L. Camplwll it still at New-
Hrt where he it sojourning In the bone
of regaining health, and rust trout hit
work here In the Nermal.
Mr. Carl Coati, who wat tliot a lew
wovkt ago while at hit mine In South
ern Oregon, It pretty low and tome
doubts are entertained at to his reoov
ry.
The funeral tervieut of Mrt. Hchealv
occurred at tbt Kvngllul church ou
lat Munday alimoon, She wat late ol
I'etutay Ivania aiu Umvoa a husband ami
two tiuall chlhlreu to mourn her l
Now that both partiet have their
lickete In the fluid, the voter will haw
the privilege ol taking hit choice ol the
men he will iu)xirt, and make an effort
(or their election. U Is not allogethor
letters
llvwalitliia unralli.l lor In ll "t tm m at
itilmnilii', HfM'in, hp A tU jh,
Katun, Mlra hVllla Iloiindy, 8 I
Haleiu Farmers' Co
J. A, WiiKti.KR, r. M.
L. P. Freita and II. I) Mclntyre,
nf Monmouth, spent Wednraday avail
ing lit thla city vlalllng (he K. of V
lodge.
Knight of PylhM gave the aecmid
nk lu gmd ahajw NVrdm-wluy dvhii.
tiff. One candidate was eh'Od to
flv tha rsiika, Ilia find of whloh
III he given next Wrdiii-wluy availing.
It la alao likely that the third rank
will b ontiferred.
Mr. Htaimherry, Urn vi-lrait, waa pre--en
led by the Kt'imhllcan committee
in Wdmilay whha fine new auare
Iruin. To any that he waa pli-ancd U
a mild way nf axprmxlng his wiill-
meiila. Hh hope to Ix iit a Inlloo that
will tmlier In a rousing Itipiihllean
vletrny In June.
II. O. MeirinVM, a hnpgrnwer rcthN
ing si Aumtvillo, rejHirU tlmt half tit:
acreage of hoa lu that vicinity will be
plowed np 'I'i "pri'ig anil owtl to Mitt
or other grain, (Jrowem havn Uomtt
diaet.mragi'd over the low prices pre
vailing, and will go out of the Ixiniiu'nii.
Work la programing favorably nn the
new mill and it la rx end thai sawing
will eotiiineuue early next wwk.
Th County Central CmtintiUee f
th Heituld leant tf this wunty, w.UI
mrrt in ilallaa U IM 2t t Brit
mouth, lu aeootihteee wlttt aeallby
the Chairman.
la a hdlcr held at the iioaloftlce
r.tf i-Hit.' il,lnwi. the only worut
Uiru belug "Watervllle Main."
Tt, A (. IT. V. Iwlais of Halem
eaine In a Unly mt the Allona, Thura-
day evening and eojoytxi memawives
BELT BUCKLES
Fiiicnt lino of I'uh
IkicklcM ever in
town, ntt
O. A. KRAMER & C0.'S,
Jcwckrt ltd Oplltlsas.
Iml'Kimlciic - Orrgon
f lie Hotel Gail
IDallac, Oxc.
! Commenced Buiinesi March 4, 1889
IHE FIRST HlIIOiUL 8M
Of INOCPCNDCNCi, OB.
( apltnl Htork,
Hnrplu,
$;,o,ooo.oo
10,000.00
j. a MVW, WW0L"Nm'1
Prmld-al. VUw-PwMrt
M. K. MAHTKIWJN. Clilr.
MKKxrroK.
J,n.Coopr, R. U. I'nniam , n. "
K.l'.Ooper, w. w.iooi"
A aciirral banting bitaliias lrananld'
Buy. 'm!a Silla .ad.2i.ii. on all (...portaut.
'.iiu r-W.d aulijwt.to eh"- or
irlce Dalton
try roid
jiw Kellogg
Mis
; meet
Adrian Fisher
Ted Irvine
Harry MadUmi
Archie Kmllh
Cota Walker
;Umd Grade, Mist Mulkey. teacher,
l ie Pinnh Victor Kly
hjllle Alhlker Helen Cioner
! Woo.lt Kmma Wilcox
;urlce Uutler Frank Klrkland
IIhL Ml., r.wlifanit. Inacher.
A III.. , . '
illild Creasy I.ucile Ialton
:lie iHiuion Uertrude Lines
i(u- Walker Kuuy Armstrong
lda Ithodet.
Fourth Urale, Mist Cooper, teauhsr.
Varl Armstrong Kmma UuukUt
au easy matter lor out to choose Just the SUggle l!odg lol '"neroy
w . Ii I . . II I ..f llaa-t VL 1 1 Lt Hm
right men when all parties have Vl.Ttia llartmen
lickete out. Wesopiaise the best way JnmM jin(K,n Kva Mix
to do ia to stay with your politic-. Mildred Owen Orhi Taylor.
The literary tocistlet of the Normal Fifth Grade, Mist Ooff tnacher.
tchixil deUted ths question "Should the Malge Cleland MaM Elllt
City own and Manage ile Btrwt Kail-)
way, Klectrie Light and W aier riantt j WinriiltA MH,r
on taat Katurdsy evening. The tul)jcur luidwin.
was handled without glovet and to thllSixth Urade, Miss Bntith tvauher.
Has been refitted and renovated un,wlln: a. m. u. p. n,
from cellar to (arret, and every- -
ihin is new. GhmI sample room
for commercial men. MaiiMaruwn
(juaraiiW ed. Kales, $t.(K) to $2.00.
Hpeciul rati by lh woek.
BUCK V SMITH,
Proprietor.
Polk County Bank
(INCOItl'OKATKD.)
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
Iic! uu Ill ths auditorium until a late
hour, waa thu malti Mature.
ftllluroU HwmIh tilen Away.
Until Augoat 1, 11SKI. anyono aciid
lng name and full addrpw, with lo
cjila lu alami to defray tMtaKi1,
iiaeklnir. etc., will revive fni a pack-
ape containing a choice coIIm-Hoii of
II mt elaaa (lower and vegntahlH aned.
All are of Hie flucal California varltdy,
grown at thlaphtcc, All we k of you
la lhat when ihi'y aw grown and ma
IuihI, you will lell y ur nelKhhom or
frlfiiit that lha Mtuta enine froro u.
Hlate which you prefer, flower or vegn-
Utile arena.
Haymoud A iviirta Hwl U-,
4 1 llox '.'nil. Kanl I'a'a, Cal.
The Castle
;;.fL- .11' '.
Keep" . fonstuiitly n lanrt IliieJ
nHHOi'liueiit i
0 Whiskies,
m Wines,
Brandies,
y Cigars,
AIsj the famous Hjp Gold Beer.
Jean Hharman
KdtHi Kagloy
Karl Wiltcox
Come now, is there really any
considerable proportion of Ameri
can citizens who think the Presi
dency is so difficult that they
would be unwilling to try it?
Democrats say that they are
pained to see a wabble in Republi
can policies. Solicitude of thin
kind is an infallible sign that
Democratic traps have been set in
vain.
Admiral Dewey probably Uys his
finger along his nose and blandly
urina when his attention is called
e
tn that. nttpmrnt sent out from
Chicago anent his candidacy. "In
vain is the net laid in the sight of
any bird."
The New York Herald is credited
with saying "it will be either Mc-
Kinley or Dewey," meaning one or
the other of these men will be
elected next November. The Her
aid is mistaken. " It will be either
McKinley or Bryan, and it won't
be Bryan.
Secretary Root has recommended
to congress that provision be made
in the army appropriation bill for
six additional brigadier generals in
the regular army, in order . that
President McKinley may reward
deserving officers for meritorious
service.
One of the immediate effects of
the Clarke investigation, which
caused the senate committee on
elections to unanimously report
that Clark, of Montana, was not
entitled to the seat in the senate,
which he spent something like a
quarter of a million dollars to get,
waa the adoption by the House,
with only fifteen adverse voterB, of
a resolution proposing a constitu
tional amendment for the election
of U. S. Senators, by direct vote of
the jwle,
cretin ol those who parllclled In tha
Jiacuaslon. A Joint dwhale hat been ar
ranged for between the Normal and ths
Nswberg literary torleliet wlilob win
occur next wevk. a
Kales of Mohair.
Vhelby Gour
IjMlM-rl Heart
lay Webster
'roll. WIIOOX
l.ol Alexander
Artha Thorp
Nullum Murphy
Frank Wehitur
Lorena Webster
Lillian Uonnaway
Ada Keicliuin
Charlet Ktcbanlaon
latest American contracts abroad
is to pave with asphalt seventy
five streets in the city of Mexico
Various persons who recently
. ... . t -I. ! -1
mene tiling on tucr ciaima m
the Lakevei Land Office have
liscovered that they were flim-
liaroed by the party locating them
having filed on worthless land,
which was purported to be valuable
for timber. Subsequently they are
notified by "money lenders" that
no money can be advanced on
their locations on the account of
the investigations that ere being
made by the Government agents
regarding the system of acquiring
title to some of these claims.
Senator Chandler thinks Gov
Roosevelt is tho man to bo nomi
nated for vice-president on the Re
publican ticket. Speaking about
it he said: "I am for Rossevelt, and
I do not recognizo his right to say
that ho will not accept the vice
presidential nomination, if the
national convention should name
hirn. Neither do I recognize tho
right of President McKinley or
Senator Ilanna to act for the party
in deciding upon tho vice-presi
dency in advance of the conven
tion. The delegates will name tho
vice-presidential nominee. Their
judgment must deteimine, and any
man.who is named will accept. Tho
office has never been refused, and if
Gov. Roosevelt is named by the
convention, he will accept."
Spain's attempt to retain three
islands on the outskirts of the
Philippine group, was a failure
The claim was made on ths ground
that these islands were outside of
the geographical bounds named in
the Paris treaty. This government
has notified Spain that its claim
would not be recognized for the
simple reason that the demand of
this government, when the Paris
treaty was being negotiated, was for
the entire territory of Spain in the
Philippine and Sulu Archipelaroes,
and that the demand was agreed
to by the Spanish CornrmBsioners.
The statement of boundaries was
made merely to set forth in definite
form a description of the territory
ceded by Spain. The three islands
are not important, but this govern
ment is determined that no flag
other than Old Glory should fly
over any o( these islands.
vicinity, says that hu will Ii rid hit
wool this year for 20 cents per
iMJunJ, and he advisee all wool-
growers to do t'te same. I le lelicve
the supply ami demand warrant
that urice. and is satisfied that if
growers hold out for it they will
get it. As shearing has not begun
there is no niakot price, but it is
generally believed that much ltws
than 20 cents will be offered. Mr.
Vandcvort thinks that if tho present
g.-wd weather oontinuoe shearing
will beyin about May 10. Fleeces
aro of very goodouality this spring,
owing to the mild winter.
Money In Potato.
Farmers who raised jxjtatoos lust
year made lots of money on the
crop, if they sold them in time, al
though tho price is low now. It
might naturally bo supped that
this would lead to tho planting of
largo areas in potatoes this soawm,
but farmers say such is not the
case. Many of them figure that
liccauBO potatoes wore a good crop
and brought a good price, so many
will go into tho IniHineee of raising
potatoes this year that they will
not bo worth anything, and so thoy
plant fewer or nono at all. The
fact that California, which in years
of drought furniHlies n market for
Oregon potatoes, has had plenteous
rains this season, and is likely to
have good crops ol everything, ha
led some to plant a smaller acruago
of potatoes than usual. This may
be the correct way of growing pota
toes, but some old hand) at the
business plant the same acreage
year after year, and say this plan
will always win.
Change In Time
Beginning on last Monday dig
tinct improvement has been made
in the mail service on tho
Southern Pacific, which will give
Independence and Monmouth a
double daily mail service from
Portland. Train 6 of the Southern
Pacific, leaving Portland at 5:05
m., will make connection with tho
motor line at Dallas, on which
mail service has just been estab
lished. This will give these towns
a chance to send mail to and re
ceive mail from Portland both
morning and evening. In connec
tion with this service, arrangements
have been made to carry mail on
the motor from Monmouth to
Airlie. This will give Airlieadaily
mail service both ways in place of
a tri-weekly service as heretofore.
'Seventh Urade, Mr. Btniih teacher,
llrtha llohannon Van Dornsifs
lutie Mil Lois Moimrtliead
tract Moiterahead Clair Tliarp.
Eighth Urade, Prof. Pell teacher
till lleckwlth Maud Cox
Whe Cleland 'Vira lnw V
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Kate KetCliInn
hola Htark
duy Walker Joel Wilson.
tireat interest Is being manifested,
throughout the Willamette valley, In
i .i i i . i. ri.
tost and UV''"iW t-.j -it Bcor r-rt"'r " .
qnlu Important in toinw of the valle ..,. rjoa ' "
. wri ' . .. . il llmiii Ij,lirtaAil
counties, ma saw oy wis i oib v-oun- -- rj-r: "
ty Mohair AttnclatUw, to W m. Urowr
ll THE FRUIT CROP.
inonair, wis cue ui auu i,wu gu,.i, -
aatinenraiuigueai hum-in ioia pro-i - , r(1,lwmlli irill..r
duct. Thit sals was made laat Tuesdayl . Q tlml (itt j
at 29 centt per pouud, and a portion ol ,,,.,, n, ,1B fllll.
the pool it Mug received thit week at . . , . . , damad
Dallas. On Monday Mr. !lrt,wn will ,,,, vnM$ inJ ch.,rtl.-.
But with the damage dona he will have
If
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.'t-caiul i.uli Mt.'
ciiio i vrf tnnw'1 mi
IrW li ! Iltf,ill;l ! illf Uu-
I .it i-l l'i.in;h. i'i.ii
ni'l IIij;h liilt;, htli its wi.n
tlffl'll mi lf I'm .!!-: h(
l oh , hh'1iii n Ih wii.-iit a tm
(Hi I in I lid Iiinli ty . iiu ! mo.
hlm-v Ii Ski iImivci v 11 hu
l.rcn iui on a iriuimni. a
ttil whii h n. mhi-r mtiiuln.
cn Hum!. If y,.u hiivu a
, t'uiiKti, w inmly rn.lt jrmi
toti yil. In l'mir.1 sun . t.l
t"aril V , HV. ami $ I ami
la Kni;lntl It. V. 34. fc.iJ
. 6J,
501E PROPRIETOn
S.C.Welis &:Car
LEROY. N Y.
HAMILTON. CAK
P
r-nr sale bv Klrkland Drugt'o.. Inlu
pendeiiee. and li.H PerMna. Monmouth
a better crop thit yesr than last. All
fruilraisert In this section, he says, will
flml hit ttatement at to injury to, the
fruit to be true.
to Mon month to recelvs tome at that
point, while on tha following day tlx
remainder will bs received at McCoy
Mr. ltrown had several competitors It
bidding for thit pool; Herman Meisgcr
of Portland, mtdo an effort to secure It
while Theo. IWrnhelm and A. J. nay The all absorbing qnestiou at present:
also of IVtrtland, made offirt for the lo in thit vicinity it to what extent the:
Thit mohair will he shipped to NJfrut crop hat been d mailed by thej
Yoric and Huston. cunt frost? A canvass among men !
Today two poolt of mohair will bilerested In fruit does not thcd much j
told In Benton county. One at Cor-fight on the real suit of affairt, at there j
vallia, contains about 10,000 pounds, an) many different opplnlons. D. C.j
while another, at Monroe will have Hose thinks that alnmt 85 per cent of hit j
tbout 4000 pouwli. ,ltslian prune emp it ruined, while
At 8cio one pool of 10,000 poundi01. Johnton, manager of the Benton
wss told on last Tuesday at 271 cents pwnty lrune Co. a orchard, diK.i not
per jHiund. Herman Metager, ol Port.
heinir thu nurchaser. V
The1 Urge lota of mdlialr bring a
Utter price than It usually paid for
small lott.the reason being that, where
farmers Dtv close sttcht4ato the
Industry and make it a tpiwiallty, as
they have done in l'ulk county, they
grade up their herdi of goats, and thut
secure a better product, profiting to the
extent of several cents per pound or
and alwve their lent Interested brethren
who pay little attention (o lt.
Win. Brown A Co. have received In
the InNt few dtyi a carload of hop twina,
from the mills at Oakland, California,
and the same It now being unloaded.
This firm, hna done conslderable,brnn
liecurrantt on the top of the busliet
wire killed and are now rapidly wither-
iig Corvallit Osteite.
There it every prospect now for a
nnst abundant fruit crop throunhout
tt Northwest. Thit tetaon hat to far
advanced that there ia little or no
oan.cr from frost, especially in Western
(V "n and VVaahlngton. The only ex
yean., m uu.u,:.-a . . pooVt: T 1" valley in Boutiiern Uregon.
monthB has not liHJu'iA t -'y ra badly damaged by the frostt
bin hi the big orchard hat aufferwl
triuut injury to date, hut aays it it yet
o early to determine with certainty
that the damage may be. It hat at
feted the varioui localities differently,
tb most advanced cropt tuffering the
latest. AW-reard to small fruit, a
MOTOR M
TIMli rAULW
VorrvrieA lo ilata.
las liulrarail-
nra lair Moiiinmilli
anil Alrllo.
- s
litu a. si.
3:30 . ni.
!.av linlririii.
.nr for Moiimuiillii
ami tlalln.
Itilita. w.
lilS p. ni.
,ravr Mnniuuulh
I.., Alrlla. I
7:110 a. III.
a:ao r- '
l.vnv. Mniiiiiiiiitli
fur linlU.
1 1 sn a. nt.
J.IIO l III.
I.ravm Alrlla fur
Monaioulli ami
uilrMllilrlli,
0:1X1 a. in.
A UO i, ui.
I.tiavr Unlln fur
Mitiidi.iiilli and In
teriitliir0,
1.0 I i. lu.
8:l
l.i-KVr. Monmnulk
fur lntli.Hnilmim.
in imi a. in.
1:40 p. ni,
p. in.
Hum i. m.
U:1.1 p. ill.
Lravt. lnili.fH-iiil.
nun. fur Moiimmith
0.1 p. in.
I:D. (1AU2, Proprietor.
Lautnn Smith
-Dealer in
Wines,
Brandies,
Whiskies,
Cigars,
Hnd ewrythtmj kept my line.
ludi'iK'itdence, Ore
IMaU POWElit, tsufck.
Paid Capital . . $30,000.00
DIRECTORS:
J. If. Hawley, P. L. Cainpliell, I. M.
Hiinpson, J. It. V. Holier, John
It. Mtump, V. 8. Powell,
Joseph Craveu.
Transacts a General Banking;
and Exchange Business.
The Independence
NATIONAL BANK
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
A. BIEWBBKRO, ABRAHAM WT,Jli
Pralln. vioa-ITasldsal-C
W. lavma. Oashlar.
Ollhw and lUnhleuee turner Railroad parson.
Monmouth istreeta,
DIRECTORS.
B f . Smith, A. 51ob, A. H. 1m. - t Ja
h'ioh, J. t Rhodes. D. W . Saars, U. fclrse-baif
INDEPENDENCE,
OR
11 a ff nrl Banking aa4 sxcliaaiw wostss-ii
tranMCUMi ; loam maJe, bills dlscounUytjCaav
meri-ialcrrdliisranlisd; depotlu rsoslTSd as;
currrnl swouni subjscl i casck. tatatut aaui.
a tlmadp"lu.
E. T. HENKLE, Preprlator
Hot and Cold Baths at all
Times.
INDEPENDENCE - - OREUON
0.
npart
for
3)
ye
TIME SCHEOUttS.
Vrora Portland.
Arrlw
from
Av CLEAN j SHAVE "H-H-
AND A-
STYLISH R.AIR GUT
1H WHAT YOO (IKT WIUS VOU I'ATIIONIK
Kutch's Barbershop,
ladein'iiileme Oregon.
Fast Bait Laka. Jnvw. Faat
. Mall Kl. Worth. Omaha. , Mall
l p.nl. Kanaaa flty. St. p.m
1oult, Chlcatro and
Kant
IUMIU Tl IINOI TH.
1'IIIO.S ItKlMIIUIll.K.
Notice for Publication.
Klmt ml. Man ti 81. Il piib. June 2.
TIMIIKRUNIi. AITJI-SK3. HCH.
U S I.atHl omiHi.ai
Ort'iiim I lly. " ' i
Miir.li -il, I (KM.
Nnllro In herwliy tl'H 0il ciii'llanin
Willi lhriruvlii..i "I llm ai-t ( ' nnitrvM 01
Jiiiiu .-, 1STM, t-nllllirl "An hi I tor I ho nh' "I
lllnlM r IHIUU In HI" Pim'i' in i nun. rum, wri-
Special Attention to Ccmincrcial Men.
Ms liwj ui f d
I. W. DICKINSON, Proprietor.
South r I.ltlli. VnliKc Iliilnl,
ltllraatlKlrl, lllit,'iiiiili-lir. OrrRiin.
W. O. Sharman,
"Main Stroot, Imlepondonco
ftpnkane Walla Walla. Hno- Mnksns
Flyer kaue, Mlnneaiiolla, Flytr
3:15 p. ra. ht. I'aul, Diiluth, fcSX a. m.
MOwaukeie, Chica
go and East.
a p.m. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ForHan FranclMm 4 p. m
Hleaiiier evory 6 days
8 p.m. Columbia Hirer 4 p.m.
Kx.Sund'y Hummer. Ex.Bund'f
To Anlorla and Way
lndluiS. 7 a. m. Willamette anil .1-.30 p. m.
TiiPH.TIiur Yamhill KlTers. Mon. .Wed
aud Hat and FN.
Orogon City. Dayton,
and Way-LundiD jt
LvRlparla Snake KUer, , J'!',,,..
l:ui. HT"U,,1
Dally Blparlato lwlston. '"y
6 a.m. Wlllainette Klvrr. 4:80 p.m.
Tiles. Thur Tuw.,Tha.
and Hat. Portland to Corvallit and BaU
and WayXandlngs
.'.TiU..n alalnH that, hla nnrrant ' 0Owr amU In I no Hikilh o( I Hlirnriua,
piitleman ttatea tnai nit onrrani j Klllli Nuvilllll111 HiiiiiKttt ivrritory
kislics were nicely et with Iwrrlet tnd I xt..ni...i to bii iu I'ni.iie l.mid ''" '
of freight over .ny other Wu wUtfnet
isoiiiiiorn x niiiiiu ruis iimiiv.mk-m. . .
isIieL.,"'
for the acconumxlUloiu furni
that company to (ita patront,
Statetman, April 2f.
br .'t
of AiiKUHl 4, IWJ. .low II A. SiH-lnr, of Marlon,
Comity of Mnrmn. Htiiln nf Uri'smi. him lliln
Ony rilod In His unlet! hi Nwtrn miiuiiimil
No. M70, lor till' pilri'linou ol 1 UO r. '4 ut
Hon No. ,tn, In iowiihIiIi No H -t, riiMKti Nn 7
weHt.aiul wlllolfurtii.liow proof tlml lliulnml
sought In morn Milimblu for Iiu tlinb rornloni.
limn for HKili'iiltuml pnrim-m, umi toenliili
Hull liln clulin tornml Innil t'ufore thH Hi'cUUT
Hint llemlvi.r lliii oitlop ui. iiri'nii ciiv uu
WiMtiii.Hilnv, thu JOih iIh" of June, IW0,
ll iiHim. ltiiM:
Hlley Hnilth of t'nrilaiiil, Orou'Mi, Anraliam
Jon of I'orlliiiul, Orison. J. A. HrltU nf
Porlianil, On-goii, r'rank Diwlier of Portland,
OreKon. uH.,u.fiiuliiiluiiadvorailv tlie
wrrpinttW-rrtr IhikI are rupiroled to file
tliiir ciaima in ini iiiihw .in or iwiu iu
ailh day of Juni! I'M).
CllAH, II, Moonm,-Ki'iilKter,
0,wveial nluhtt tince.-IIomegtead.
J'ie-e It no need of getting excited
"UI dnmaim'to fruit frnm Irn.l Tl.nl
, A - - - - - . ..w... ..V.DU. A 1 1 II .
'".tiot the trouble In tho WilUmmio
Tl I IJ .
yiivj, ur is suiooni any aamnfte At
, .... J !.... . "4 here ,rom the ,r08t8' l tl'8 COld
I amnui b w nn IB not aftf r , : .. ini preventing fertilising that does the
b'cycl-tax evadors. Hear V;3"-";iehief. Our .rowers must raise va
he lias to Bay: j f' S'' calculated to escape the late cold
"Section 5 of ihe bicycle layi Vf lD?"' P"n.Bf u,a o
ll,n ulotA. inMm,n n-nlMa. ' l ''' W"0" lf W0,,I1 BUCCBeil.
. . e no i . . i 'rt
secuqa o. i ne absence oi tne
nroner HiK from anv bicvele shall
be conitlerel prima faci evidence
thaflhe tax has not been paid:
Itball be the duty of any and all
ooace oflicers, deputy sherriffa, and
bicycle tax collectors to seize, se
curely and safoly hold all such
bicycles until the levied tax and II
additional has been paid as a fine
for such nonpayment.
"Therefore all bicycle owners are
notified that this tax must be paid
at once.
W. 0. Hendehbon.
Sheriff of Yamhill Co."
Alrendy the Navy Department
is building a coaling station aMbJ4,
Colonies, for Oregon.
E. L. Thompson, of Portland, retire
Jilting Hartman, Thompson & Powers,
Viifl In A lhan v luyt. waulr ik. TT...
- J " .. ... .. , WJ . I. VJ t.vi
d,on hit way to Eugene, where he
Succeeded in locating a colony of Dunes,
a tract of land near town. Tho col
y coiiBlnts of teveral hundred families
11 of them cannot be located at Euuene
niesi more land can be secured there.
I'e land ia to be divided into small
taett and the new comert will engage
;inteniinea ana divertirlod farming,
ling a thrifty desirable class of linmi
jrantt. Mr. Thompson and hit firm are
3i communication with the representa
fiveiof other colonlet, who exuect to
Dine to Oregon toon. There it a large
Jllonv in Tnxna anil mm I.. W-.l. r..i...
a Tl ! O-Ji'. ' .m in i.ui ill UHKU-
harbor ol l ago iago u and their people are now turning
Our island there is not large, bUi Yfielr atepa toward Oreaon. whera thn
it is our orr. and lUnarns tne end
ni trritoril oonwrA' W Paoifto,
Notice for Pnhl lent Ion.
Flmt pud. April lit. Ut pub. Junel.
TIMllKIt LAND ACT, JUNK 8, 1878.
ir. h. umi onino,
Ori'gon t'lly, Ori'Kon,
April 17, l!HHl.
Notice Is horwhy gl vim that I" cnnipltiuiea
With tho provlnloim of the not nf ('iiiaruiw of
Junes, In.k, entitled An art for llio salo of
timber lands In the HIiiUm of Ciillfonilii, Oriu
toil, Nevada, and VVKshliiittun Turrllnry," a
UXUmIIIOII lO Hll l IIC I IIIHIll I.H1HI niHU'n "V m l
Geo. E. Brey
DEALER IN
WOOL and GRAIN
IMIKPKMIKXCE, OK.
JEs-
WW-
i an a-u-im r
i!
G. L. Hawkins
Independence, Ore.
yuu
GRANITE
ct j Monuments and
Headstones
Cemetery Work
etc.
ft a.m. Willamette Klver. 4:Wp.m,
Kx.-uud'y Ex.sund'y
Oreuon City, Newborg, Walera, Indo.
IH-ndence A Wny iMiutlnmi, steamer
MiHtoo leaves I'orllHiul on Mon,
wed, and Krlilny. leaves In
deieniU'iU'e lues, Thurs,
sat, at 5:0 A. M. and
Halem at ti:15tl,M,
For mil Inrormatlon call on O. B. N. AgU
AL. JlKKmN.iudepemlMoe,or addrewi
W. H. HURLBURT,
Oeueral PasaenKer Ageut
PORTLAND OR
SOUTH and EAST
-via-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO)
Shasta Route.
of AUHUst4, lMirj, I Ilium V nod Iiu ry, of Liberty
Oountv of Mnrlon. Kluie ol Oreuon. Iiiih thli
day filed In In la ntllee IiIh sworn sliiuniciil
No.M7li for Ihe purt'hanu of the N W '.4 of see.
nun no hi lowiiNiup Io, M H, runKI! po i wont,
a d will oiler proof to show tlmt t Iiu lauu
Moonlit IH more vnMiblu for llsllmberor hIoiih
tliiiu for HKrienlturiil iiiriiwi, mid to email.
IMi Ills i'IiiIiii to Kiild litud bet'iiru III KokI ler
and Uuvelver of this otllce ul. (Imkoii Illy,
OreKou, ou Krliluy, I lie l:ltli diiy of July lliuo.
iiu names an witnesses:
i;iiarlH Ij. Prince, nf Hulein, Oregon; Lewis
lli'iullonl, of Hulein, O eoii; V. V. Kurrlniiloii,
of Milium, Oregon; F. W. Kobltmnn, Falls t'lly,
Oregon.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely tlio
above-deseribed Ismls are reiiuesteil to li lo
their claims in this ofllee on or Wore said i:llh
day of July 1'juo. ,
, CHA8, B. MOOKK8,
Uuglatur .
Sollee for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT 0KE00N Wl'V.OBEOON ,
April H, ltKX).
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has Hied notion of his Intention
to make II mil proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Die
tllurk of I'olk County, at Dallas, Oregon, ou
May Hi, luce, vie:
William 11, Burnett, It. K. No. 111(10,
ror mo a. w . ;i nee. ai, r. a. k. a w
WOMEN WANTED.
Bixty-aijveu womeu wanted sutTering
from irreKulur, pnlnful or stoppage of
periods; leueorehoea (whites), aud all
complicated diseases pertaininsf to
changes of life, cured by old Dr Kesij.
Miiiiiiml null Viiinhlll Htrm.(si
its names me lonowing wiinesses to prove ... . m,1.1.H luniilivd ami rlftwui
his ooiitlniious rnsldotioe upon ami oultlvulltm loltliuul. In roe nunureti aim lllteeu
of said land, vis: . ! women ea l ed Inst month, (.'onaullu-
J V.,T1'luLV0V!nm,a, c"'i'nty,,?r, ' tion free and private rooms for ladies.
gon; Hndley M. Kdgar, ol Cham ler, 'o k, ,, ' ,.,:f ,.i,.ui, ,..
cimntv. iimifim-ii,.i,i int.. nf, i,...ii: ii,. i. If vou can't null, write, enuluHiiiir ten
imatelt timllar to tbeir'own B.Uv. rA,tar 6m oS handler, g-eentatampa. H'Uw" tl"1
Md, ' (JHAS. U, MOORKS, nonwuyuw new ivawui
CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS,
COPYRIGHTS AMD DESIGNS.
Send your business dlreet to Washington,
saves time, costs less, better service.
Hy ot. elon to C 8. Fittnt Offlo.. TEES pnllmla
srv usmlnstldn. mwl.. Atty'l tta not dn. until ptat
Uiwnrixl. PERSONA!. AITK1II10M 6IVKN-19 TSARS
ACTUAL EXFSRIENCS. Book "How to obtain P.t-nU,"
to., lint tttt. Fttants procured through S. O. 8lggr.
nciln ip.ol.l nolle, without ohtrts, la the
INVENTIVE AGE
Uhutntoa monthly ElvwiUi ywr tonsi, tl. a yu.
Fn ainnrnn late ot C. A. Snow Co.
C S GPJRS S18 F ST.. N. W,,
J , III viHH.nvne.niiiu i wn, w. v. f
Train leaves Indenendnnea for fMistnin
Way utations at 2:116 p. in.
.eave lor lorvauia at l lttsi a as
I.V Portland..., 8:SOnw m. tn
I.v Albany. l'U) p..m.; loijOp'.m
Ar Ashland ia:vi a, m. li-Mi m
c-nurniiiuiliu ojv p. m,
" San Kranolsdo 7:46 p. pi.
415 a. m..
8:15 a m
" Ogden
" Penor..,. ...
" Kansas City.
" Ohiuago
6:46 a, nu
:(10 ft. m,
7:2ft a. Pi.
" Los Angeles.,..,,,.
" ki Paso
" Fort Worth
' City of Mexico,...;.
" Houston ,,
!' New Orleans
" vi ashlugton
" New York.
le'-ll-p. m.
6:(Xl p. m.
ti:30 a. ni.
il:,ia. in.
4:Ma. in.
f):ij p. m.
8:Wa. in.
12:ia p. m.
U:44a. m..
SsKla. m. .
7:2,5 a. mi
9.,mi.
7KI0 a. m.
6:00 p, ni.
6:.t0a. in.
t):55 a, m.
4:110 a.m.,
ti:2o p. m. .
:4ia. m..
12M p. mv.
Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains.
CI air ears rlaei amento to Ogden and Kl 1 aso.
and tourist curs to Chicago, 8t. Louis, New
Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frauclsoo with several
steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China.
I'hilipplnes, Central aud South America.
See Mb. G. A. Wtu-ox at Independence ta
tlou, or address
C.U.MARKHAM,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or,
THE CITY BOOK STORED
Carries a Fine Line of
; STATIONERY,
CONFECTIONERY,
BOOKS, CIGARS,
' TOBACCO.
Robinsoii Sc Co
luiepeudeuoe . Oregon-
r1