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Newspaper Page TextV THE WEST SIDE JOS, 4. C, HRANT, F-HUir and Prtnrlt'tor. BlTBSCrUtTlON RATKH. (IN iDVAHl'lJ rwiv month Threw utoutha.. SATURDAY, JUNE lit, two. Election Returns of Polk County June 4, 1900. CANbllUTM It was ltritish tricks against lltior treks, nd tho former won. Tho Buors ha vo given tho Hwm the opportunity of their Uvea, and there is a well defined tmspioion that Germany had a good deal to do with driving the Boxers to do so. Of course, there are tome Kepub' licau hotel keoporg in Kansas City, but they will all stille their preju dices and charge tho Democrats 1G prices for one drink. Tho Cuban postal frauds are bo ing inorougiuy invesiigauni oy uiv administration. Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General ltristow is now in charge there, and the criminals ill be punished as quickly as the law permits. ... Brig. Oon. Theo Schwan's report to the War Department shows that most of the large towns in the 'wCm? " '"V.''"' ""' "'"T"'Tjr',,". !? rnuippines are garrisonea iy American troops. More trouble is caused there by the Filipino bri gands than from any other cause Samoa's trade lastyear amounted to abiut a million dollars, rather more than half being imports. The bulk of it was transacted with the Australasian colonies. The chare of the United States amounted only to 1127,000, but will now rapidly increase. Chairman Kerr, of tho Demo cratio congressional campaign com mittee, says that he has bent out practically no 16 to 1 speeches this year. There is no demand for silver literature, the subject being a dead one. it for Oimarwat - Htrnartl la)y, fua... w t Kittmra ni........u. Joint K Mi'ara lo. Thorn H TtMiKtie rvu. ...... Bui'rviite Jtiilim V 4 Hrighl pro Thomaatl tttwim (lorn.. ... t'haHm K Wolvvrloii rvjt. Hairy atttt KooiU'om J W llailtty rri. 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The fiiMt critical period in a woman's life couk t the pas Inf of her girlhoml. In nlno cases out of ten where disuse faPiis itself upon her it dK-so at tho litis of demarcation ! twen glilhood mid woumnh(Hd. "How to preserve the daugli tet licalthhow to ward off disease at this crisis U th prob leo that coufiouts every mother of girls. Dr.Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are the best remedy to use nt this critical period. Kcad this iworti itatcment of Mrs. J. M. Ulgga, of Cartcrville, Mo. Mjr duuiihlw J-wlo rturlfiir tlm wlntor .f JSW-oSmilfcrrd PomflrU ! brimk-iiiiu In Ih'hHIi. Him m t in uu,l j.li., Iiml no uppi'liw- In flti't, : imdnylrly liulliiv liorfouiL I'Iiiim wIju kuuw ImrouuilllUin Mild una ' WW IIII8 IllIU tt. tl.H'lillll. Oiiil'ivltof a HKl4!lilMr, wkiiii vlvlnib'r I'f. Wliltm' Pink . I'llli ftr f'ttl 1hiiIo. Thevllvi l uu lir oimdllloii m iiHirvrlniin. Jivtora I b liHiHwkxulioKntmk liwrnuiiillunii walitiiruvinl,HniliitiliKln ultt ' ln(i'tlllriiiilliiiiilllaiihiiiillUliiwiirutlrilyvull. Him Utuk lhrt lioitia at tlio pill nil lo-ilny thnro li mil liMlthlcr, Hiii.sMi iiBt iKikln lrl la l'rtrviU, Dim 18 tlvulilor nod Uoullbl. r tlmu r Ik furn In hr III." , MU8. i, II. lliuua. UnUcirllwil nod woro to Wflir mo m Ni-UryruWie, tlillftihdyof l Ootubor, 18U8. Wiluah Wouwrr, Mitery (!. f Dr. William' Pink Pills for Palo People arc an unfailing apeelflc for Ivich illi888 a locomotor ataxia, paitUI paralyulo, St.Vilua' Cantt, soiatlca, nturalgla, rhouinatiam, nervou headache, the iflrr-oltrr.to 0! the trip, palpitation of tlit heart, pal and sallow comploxlono, alt form at weaknc, In l.hr Rial or female. VPr. Wllllnnia' riiik" rill fi VU rot.l are oM hy all Jok. 01 Vli J? nt' pWpoMwn receipt of price, 51. box oralx txie for fr$o I tuft are never nold in bulk r by Urn 100) by mldieaoiiiK lr. William MedisUie CoiujwDy, fctthenccUuly, K. Y. Bi A fraud rder has mn issuwi ftgriiist Dotges Frigyesbatikhnica. of Budajwsi, Hungary, who has been runmnjj A lottery and adver tising in this country. His exact scheme is not explained, hut he probably offered a pri to any man who could spoil bis name right. Who the Wojjera" Are. Such confusion as exists as to precisely who and what the Chinese 'Boxers" are is probably due to the rapidity and frequency with which the native secret societies of China change their names when they desire to continue their orgaoi- In eouiK to Japan as con9Ul. Uations and purposes free from the general, Hon E. C. Bellows, lately surveillance of tho government, appointed from Vancouver, Wash., Whcn atlastan edict of suppression will likely be called upon to dis- wukiuhj society simply takes pose of some momentons questions. a now title and goes on as if nothing 1 t The impending trouble between "aa nspponeu. Russia and Japan will cause neutral Tho society of Boxers is supiosed countries to show more or less to number eleven millions of men diplomacy and in this respect our It was originally a sort of law and leIlo.HttngniajLisweJi fixed. order leaguo, organized for.,protec "non,a"pinSrtneTraufid with tho Some parties driving piles for a province of Shan-ung was infested fish trap near the mouth of the Its name was thun Ta Tao Hwei, Columbia river last week, were which means "The Society of the stopped by an officer of the govern- Great Sword." ment and the piling ordered re- It is a Uw and order leaguo gone moved. Now if steps were taken wrong. As this society became more to do away with the salmon-exter- powerful many dishonest and minating fish wheel the problem of designing persons entered it, and a supply of fish for future genera- in numerous cases directed its cf- tions would not bo so serious a one. forts airainst personal enemies Fish wheels catch everything, even whom they represented to be bandits to a one-pound trout. and lawless persons. Borne of those victims, looking for help from the On May 18, 1898, Auguinaldo ar- persecutions of tho the Cheat Sword rived at Manila and was permitted Society, turned to the christian to land by Admiral Dewey. Early misgjonaries, especially, it is said, in June the Tagal leader secretary the Cerman CaUiolics. They pro asked the Spanish general to com- fe8it,, conVersio'n and the niission bine with him against the Ameri- arics sought to protect them, cans, and on October 28 of the same g,.rieB 0f outrace on Christians year submitted a similar proposition followed until, in last October, the to the Spanish commander at U01I0. Christian nations forced the govern- In the following February he nu,nt Bemj ft force against the crowded his troops upon Manila Great Swords. There was a battle, and forced the war. The extent to fon0wed by the report of the gov which he comidared himself in al- ernor of Siian Tung that the so- liance with the American army ca))od rebei8 wero honest country may be judged from these facts. fonti UlObe Democrat. Tb fir,.!. Kivnnl Snt.v !!. poared, by edict, and in its place A dispatch trom miter uty says ariraril r(,(i v-made tho "Un versa Al i I l X 1.- 1 1 i o J mad au impormi 1 ip na ueen . . . i,.....,. with tl, nlrl taken by the board of directors of . ' , . , the Chamber of Commerce of Baker organization and purposes and with City in the appointment of a com: the added idea of fighting all for mittee for the purpose of framing a eign influence missionary or other bill to be presented at the next wiijCanj 0f iav;ng the govern- Be8.on oi u,e urugo.i giwaiure, t h , jt T, operation3 o; nrnvirlincr fur ft Upfimt.A hnam fur ' equalizing the assessment of taxes, the 80cietV and tho outrages com- including road and poll, through- miuea Dy 11 nave since conunueu, out the state of Oregon, the obiect and have constantly become bolder, being mat eacn lnuiviaua snail rho Chinese name for the society pity 11 io ouaiw ui nit uuuuu uuruuu T If r-n. .1 , T S-.- h!l,i in Wonknw with ih vnhm nf l,i 1B " wiH"g D property, ItwaB resolved to ask eousness, the Ho standing for peace the co-operation of all the commer- and Tuon meaning first cial bodies in the state in the move- As the increased influence of ment for the passage of the proposed RuBsia at pt.kin the professor ex- This is a step in the right direc- Plained " by pointing out that tion. Polk county taxpayers will tmm uecuneu. 10 join me ouier be glad to see a revision of the law powors in making representations which now permits such counties to the Pekin eovcrnmont with re as Multnomah to shirk their share Lf in tua itlvo, mnMmDnt iinfl. ( 4V 1. 1 Vkii msl r( rrAtKmn mnvi 4 tMiiiinn it on the shoulders of the smaller N her refusal upon the fact that and weaker counties. she is an Asiatio power. it it What legal or moral right has a prosecuting oflher of the state to rliamiua a criminal ortta rtti nrn. .... ., , ., , , gift of cut flowers to an invalid or dition that the accused leave the ... , k m:i Picking Flowers. When it is desirable to send a state? Very often we see items a distant friend through the mail, certain rules must be remembered similar to the touowing trom mils- if thev are to be received in ac boro: "The criminal case against ceptable freshness and beauty. It n- r0 .Tnnt, nf fWiliiifl ,hr waa is one 01 me moacommon misiaicfcs . ' , ... . to send them wranned in dampened charged wun practicing meuicine cloth8 in oboay boxes. If without a license, was dismissed to een(i roseB in8ort tjie cut on motion of. District Attorney, the stems in a raw potato, and the doctor having promised to leave moisture will keep them from wilt the state. Prominent nhvsicians ir'g while the flowers themselves j a u; j .. should be wrapped in wax paper reuOUlXJitJiiUou hiid niiiju, am iMri n t t i 1 i was considered the cheaper and sweet peas, or orange flowers, pack better way in which to dispose of them closely in damp moss, but the case." We say to the criminal never wet the flowers themselves, narw broaV nnr l9wa l.nf Cover always with waxed paper. , , , , .. and in case you procure a tin or vou can eo elsewhere and do so if .... a .!n j " llgllV .VBlglH WUUUUU UUA, 11 W1U 111' you want to." Why not punish 6ure their Bafe arrival, as a paste lawbreakers without favor? Why board box is apt to get broken or compound a felon vr icrusneu. Merita of the Cow Pm. From all the bulletins we have read on cow pas, besides the mass of matter on tho subject published in agricultural publications, we summarize as follows, giving the merits of this restorative crop: 1. The Iea will thrive upon every variety of "oil and will grow upon land too poor to grow clover. 2. It will produce a heavy and rich crop to bo returned to the nil in a shorter period than any other green manuring crop. 3. On the sumo land in one year two crops can be grown, but it re quires two years for clover to pro duce a hay crop, o it will no seen that four crops of leaa may be grown in the same time as one crop of clover. 4. The pea crop feeds lightly upon tho soil, but largely upon the atmosphere, appropriating nitrogen through the agency of bacteria that infest its roots. 5. It is one of the tast prepara tory crops for wheat, as it leaves the soil in excellent condition which is an essential element in the grow ing of wheat. ti. The rapidity of its growth makes it the only crop in the South that may lie unit as a manurinl crop between the harvesting of grain ami mo miwii g 01 it uu uic saine land. 7. It erows as vigorously as clover and in connection with that plant makes the land particularly rich in thoso vegetable agents that improve the soil. 8. It may be grown in connec tion with the com crop, furnishing almost nutriment as tho corn croi itself, with a postivo benefit to the land. 9. It is a substantial factor in tho production of cheap beef, pork milk and nutter. 10. It doubles the capacity o! the land for wintering stock and 1 it .1 . . ,i 1. - 1. gives uouoie 1110 material tor iii.ik. inc manure heaps. 11. By adding humus it pro- serves the humidity of tho soil, and so enables thecrops to resist drouths. 12. I he vinqsoftho cow pens furnish the very best material for ensilage. 13. The composition of cow peas and pea vine hay shows that they have a very high feeding value for all domestic animals. farmer 8 Voice. WASIUSfiTOX LETTER. The real reason why the Sultan will not pay up, has been dis covered by an energetic correspon' dont. It is because tho Koran for1 bids paying Jjnoney to unbelievers unless one is compelled to do so, We don't havo the Koran ovor here but a eood manv neonla arfi sirlnf a ----- 1 v - " followers of the letter of this part of its teachings. it In regard to the candidacy of Brother Scobey of Olympia, for governorship of Washington, the Portland Telegram is a little "off" astohis nanvi. It is not "O'Scoboy" but "J. O'B. Scobey By the wa y. however, Brother Scobey has been "prominently mentioned" for this office about this time every election. To Spray Hops. There is an item in the Statesman predicting the ponnlbility of hon lien not nppoaritiK in aulliciuutoumbera this year to do (iRmai(e to ttie crop. However, the growers in this vicinity, who have been accURtomed to syrnying, are milk ing preparations for this work the prt'Hent season. In fact, one of the largest growers will not nut the matter off more than a few diys longer. The lice have already anneared in this vard. and also the fly. The throe or four outside rows will be sprayed at first and the general spraying will be resoriod to few weeks later, to be followed up by a second application of the poison and even a third, if found necessary, A. N. Gilbert says that the lice and the fly have appeared in the Gilbert & Patter son yard, though not in large numbers. These yards will be sprayed, as Mr. Gilbert is of the opinion that this ex pense is ont- that must be calculated upon in order to make the Industry a substantial one from year to year. The cost of spray ing twice is all the way from $2 to S3 an acre, including help. Each spraying outfit requires four men to operate; one at the pump, two with the nozzle, and one to drive the horse used for the means of traction. The outfit is apt necessarily an expensive ow, Washington, 1). C, June 4, 19(H), All aboard for' Adjournment! Congress bus completed its work except the fag ends consisting of disagreements between the house and senate or tho several items the two appropriation bills which are in course of settlement, and ad journment this week is a certainty, although the senate bus not yet adopted tho house resolution, which provides for adjournment W cdnos day. While there are several ineaS' ures unacted uinm which many re publicans WJuld like to have seen passed at this sension, taken as a whole, the work of thesi-ssion has been satisfactory to the republicans, and the record made U 0110 upon which they will he proud to stand diirinu the campaign. The senate by unanimous con sent agreed that the Nicaragua canal hill should bo taken up Dec ember 10, and remain the unfinish ed business until disused of. That shows how far out of the way - are those who have been saying that tho republican leaders in the senate did not intend to allow that bill to pass. The bill would have been puuml before adjournment, would have dragged tho session into mid summer. It was discovered some time ago that was an agreement among democratic senator opposed to tho Nicaragua canal, who are more numerous than is generally known, to jrolong tho session in definitely, if an attempt was made to bring the bill to a vote. That and other good reasons made the republicans willing to allow the bill to go over. In the Equity branch of the supremo court of tho District of Col umbia, Justice Barnard imposed a line of 1100, and costs upon Mr. K. fl. Siggers, for contempt, in fail ing to obey an order of court for bidding Intu to advertise himself as successor to or in any way con nected with C. A. SSnow & Co., patent lawyers, of Washington I). C. Senator Hanna surprised both his enemies and his friends when lie jumped into a running d"bate on tho naval appropriation bill and tackled senators Wellington, Till man, Allen, Pettigrew and Teller, and got tho boat of each of thorn, and proved that ho could tako care of himself in the most dangerous of all senatorial lights, a running de bate. Tho senate added an amendment to tho military academy apropria tion bill that will make Gun. Miles, a Lieut. General and (Jen. Corbin a Major General, if agreed t6 by the house and it probably wilt be. In leaving the settlement of the senatorial dispute to tho voters in Montana, who will this year elect the legislature, which will next January meet to fill tho seat now claimed by Mr. Clark and Mr. Maginnis. which is the practical ef feet of the postponement of con sideration of the credentials, of the claimants by tho senate committee on elections, tho sonators took the easiest way out of the mess. Kotlee fur Publlcalbm. yif.t pub, Ajtrti 21, Uit I'uti. Jun ii. TIMIIKR UNI ACT, JUNK 1, PTii. U. H, Un.l Ultiw, litrg..n i ily. On k.iii, April 17, I'm). Notice l hnrelijr flvrn tlmt In fimiiiiiti llh 111" fifavllin. ill Oim 'il f l .mKr.'i.. i.l Juno S, )n., ninlllnl ' All (nr Him mib ut lltulwr Lii'W In HU1.' uM'nllloriiia, Orr. ami, N'nvnilit, ami M ru.li I ittfit.it '1'xrrttury," UihM i( nil Hid I'ublln Ijnt-I U. t,jt i l of AutfUoM, lo'.'J, ItlrHiti Witilmr)r,cil l,ilri', I'tiumy of Mttrlnu, HU! of Ittt .'i.ii, Im. Oil. dy lflfl In Mile tltlt 111. nworii nlHtptiu'iit No. 6IT, for Oi" liiirrhnu' f Ilia N M 1 1 ( uv. Uoii t, In lwnlii) No. a S, riiK No T mi, a d "ill niTr .rf u uliow tlinl Urn liuui ouaM l more vtluilv (or inllniiMror .uno tlmu for litlriillurnl uriwi, Hint In mult, lull lili oloTiit louHl latitl iNiCors lite Krtfl anil lUt'uiver of Dili nitttv at OrKou City, nr. mt, on Krlttnr, Hid I Hi day of July llni). Iln Mma a wiIiimmwi I'l.arlna U rrliitti, til Sulfin, Or'ttoii; llr.lii.f l, of Halitin.li mt.m; r. I'. turrMii.n, of Hain, Ort'KOil; f, W, Kolilll.uU, i !! ll,v, (lr.tm Any mill nil iwr.im.uUlnilm lvnuty lint nliiiviwl.Mx ritxra Imiil. ara rv.(u...tv, to lit lliDir cUlnu in Ihla oOltv uu or Iwfurv M 1 Ult Uy of July Ivuu. CHAS, D. MOOHM, Rllr Notice for rulilliatlon. Flml iul. MaruMI, IjmI imb, Juno 2. 1'IMHKR LAN If, ACT J U N K 3. I.. V l.mol nmfo.at (niton rity.ut. a i , Mitn li vi, I'oi. Nniira u bareby (Iron Hint In roiiiMUanra Willi th troUIni ttl the aot of Coniirr.. ill Jiinnil, is; riiiiiiil "An m l for tiio mi oi tlittbrr Iniyts In llic Siaiv of Clin. rum, nr.. i.ii, Nl-MiO, 1h1 Wihlua(on Tnrrlt.ny." nxluiiiled to all tho rm.lic Lauil Hii.-. br a't of AukucI 4, iwi, JimvoIi A. HtmlH-r. ( Marlon, 1'tniiiir nf Marion, Hittie of ort-ami, hiu ibi. Hay fllftl In thia oltlimi lit. nwum inu-mi'iit No. !il7t), for lite tmn-liKM) t.f lltf H K of wt lion ,So. !W, In lownabiu No K h, mtiiiu Nu. 7 wntl.mirt wtlloRfriotlinw proof llmt lliflmut oiKhl It uiort. voltmlilf f.ir lm (Unit ror mottv thun Air attttt'tilliiriil ptirHHoit, antl In In1. Il.ll III el nun toamrf Imul bclorn tlic Kikuht id Ittwlvpr ol tin. oitlfK ai urt'cni cur uu Wwliii'nUy, iba .'Hli iUv of Juno, lunu. no niiiiif. an iiio..M.(t 11 1 Ir V Hnillb ol I'urllanil. On joni- ol iHiru INiriiKutl. Ortiit (IriKun. Anr and all ixmona oluhiilnir ailvrrttxlv il, alMiva.dcwrlbt.il Uml are rtiiplrd Ui flip tllPlr rlnliii. lit thl nl tli oo or lu-k.rn nuul Juli tiny of June I tiO, CHAM. II, MOOHM, lU'tflnlpr. Motlce. Tbl U to rn the Ki-m ul I'liblie that niy wifo, Mra. Ann A. Ditrlinif, ha left my lxl and l.ir. ami I Mill my iKtili'liia ol lifr cuniraftio f rum the iliitflol ibid niKlufl, C'liAn. P. Dahuhui, Falls City, Or., May H, IW, Gertrude Alherton bus advised all wonicn to study jHilitics, begin ning with the Congressional Record. Evidently she is really opposed to tho new woman and hopcm to dis courage her interest in the subject. (US IN (a I i i C.0. Caifetfeati t 9 DEALER IN, I Staple and Fancy Groceries. Opera llou. block, flaln Street, Independence. (lood wmU at llk'lit rrict'8 Make Ensy Soiling. 8? rfJS Our goixl.s in firnt-cln, our priwH a low a the y j lowest- rjtiiitity of goods coiHiilorod. All kind of country produce bought at the M IS llighcht Market Price. ; . " - W I Stirs of Yjar Ptaa BssjsBtffally L Solicited. ' X . . r. . SjCi .oil(f for I'iihlli ullon. rlntl b. iln) m, I jt.l imb. July X TI M UKU UN I), ACT J UN r. 3, lf,K V. m. l and omen, 4,r attt l'il,'raiiii, May li, ivvu. NolitM) U bar.rliy lvin that in minpllanf Willi til" pr.iU.l.in. ,,( Ibt, H"t of Coin(ri..4 of ,luu .1, l;n, riiluli-l "An .'l ror llif h1 o( timiwr Intt'ln iii uiu Ht rM of i oitfif ma, ir . foil, avtl)i.Biiil KhlUBl'in IVrftliny,' f llt.li'1il la nil I hi' I'liliHt- l.nii.l f)mli )r Bl of AtiKtl.l 4. I',!, .ll.t II, II, of VIH'i.y. t iiilliiyitl I'olli, n l xuiif. .,f irt'iu, lm. II, i. rlity llieil In tin. nllnw hi. .rn init-mt nt No, 6.t, (or Hie im-b i.t llm n. K. S iilKmii.u No. Iii, In rwn.liip No H.f Kmiiii. So. W., and ili tiirir r.if to buw Hint tin land ttni.t i iMi'if tii,.ti.lo lor It tiniimr or ttnii ilmn fur niiiif mtural imro.nu.., and to t-.tiil.H.u bi. r t.un bt ul. I la d lt.,rt thv ll. i.i.-r nod litTtivor ol tlii. olfi.K I tirn..ii t itr, ortou, un Momlay, um anli dy of July, l't. lit tiattttw a. ttltiiiH: iililvu iti lt.ol Mrt'nv, ori-itun. II. II. Mcmnmry, of IhI . r gull. V, It Mt!""lotfi, MwKur .f, t n. ji'.n. Wllllatn lliioliaw, ol Moaar - , (innoti. Any mo I ail t-iih rll.illiiK di',-r.rlr Oik alatvr,tt -ribt.il laiol. am r"Uontnt to lilt, iin'ir t-iitim. in ibi.mn on or before lil Huili (lay ol July, Hilt), ('MM, U, Mo Kl, Rt-Kl.lvr. .Notlt'o for PiiliHiallnll. Klr.l puli. My it) I.al ,nlt. July 'in TIMIIK.R I, A N I', ACT Jl.'XK 8. WW. I?. H. IjtnilOffl. i Oriptu Cu t .Otiio May l.ilh, Hwu Nullrw la hrrrliy lvpn Hint In O'lnpllitn.-r Willi llir Ttn til tho ut't of t'oi itriva ol lime a, 1NW, rtitltlrtl Aii ! litr I ho utlf of tlnllwr Itintia in llm hliilf. o I ulll.irillrt or. ii'.ii, .NVva.lit, mi I WtKlilnnlon T-rrnory." an rotlft to ait iba I'otillo l.mi,l xi ttn. t. tt.'l til AiilmibI t. lil, tlllvo lti.ll. ol Mtrl'or. ntiinly t.f fnlk, alato of iir. ii.iii, b lil tiny nifil lu tlila otllrtt iivr aw.ifu mutiin ni .,( i'..ii.r.,i jim... ti., .... ay ,u nil otilr lir aw.ttu ittt"mi nl ol I urt antt. Onyon, Abrnbaiii ,So. f,,r ,. purt.im.r, ,,r llix K. Son lot K on, rrauk aoobor of 1-orUatut, n',,, h w., ami will olb-r t.r..f bi lmw thai It isnotgiiucrally known that tho automobile is Rimjily a revival and not a now invention. Some eighty or ninety yeura ngo there wore lots ot "steam warn-inn" in Entrhind. - o i and more were being built when tho locomotive came alng and knocked them all out of existanco. DlNtrlct Altoriwy'a Deputies. District Attorney-elect J. N. Hart an nounced that he will appoint John II, MeNary, ol Halem, deputy for Marlon county, and R. L. Connor, of McMlnn- ville. doputy for Yamhill county. He has not yet decided upon deputies for Tillamook and Linn counties, Mr, Hart resides at PhIIrh, and will have no deputy for Polk county. He will be as sisted In criminal prosecutions by his law partner, Mr. Townsend. iuuNburiiniuN never stops because therweather It warm. ' r Then why stop taking : ; soott's emulsion simply because It's summer? H Keep taklmj il It will heal your lungs, and make them strong for : r another winter. i toe. aad Ma all dranbls. J i,...a.riatwr.iowi V.ttSfrZrir.tt rXI Ilia lami antia t l inoro vn oxbln P.r II. lim bt-r or lt. on i lut it fur nrl. u lurnl purp,i,. autl lit tn.talili.il h.T 1'lMlui t.t u,l Uu I t.t fore llm lt-ailr antl Kwflvoroc tiila nitb at Orxtron t ity, Orrnon.ou .M.Miiltty, Hie Mh Uny of July, imul. Him timiini a. wltmnwa: K. Ki'll, of Mtii,y, iii.K.tn, 11,11. Mosiowry, ol Dnllaa Ort-gnn. " I', II, .Miyliwrv,ofKlii(.ir l.'af,triKi)n. Wlllluiii iiiiohaw.ol nnaiir l.itf, on u.ui. Any mil a I Hroiii!luitoliia .lvtra.iy tio iilMiviilt..fiil'i Intnl. rt tv.inU!.l In tin-llii-lr I'lBlin. In lhl oilitMi on or IhIiuk anul Ujt I. day of July, w. C'liAia, II, M.miIikm lb'nUle. HUME INDUSTRY. Tin! altcMtiott of thoso who wish to encourage homo industry in called to tho fact that suitu of OREGON MANUFACTURED GOOD Can now be had made to order , from $.5 to $18. -CALL ON- MERCHANT TAILOR, MAIN ST., Independence - - - Oregon. immmm!Timmff?mmmmmmmai f.6 am Separators. Tli Unitcil Slate Cream Si'parntor is a first- ClilKd Ill tl'llillli ill tVi'iy WJHH!t. I'artifH wIhIudu to buy a Cream Separator are ref'-neil to Mr. C K. KlJridgc, who in cs Uihlishing the t'reaimuy hero. Ho is a practical niiiti and not interw'tcd in the Bale of any par licular inadiiue.' For sale hy 1 R wan E & CO,, I II II I Italia W UUI) 1- A. J. Goodman, Mgr. 2 MAIN STUKKT - INDEPENDENCE 3 iaiiiiaiaiiuiiiauiiaiaiaiiiiiiiiiiiii . ii ra. : Karl s Clover Root Tea fl,. sL ' '"i"1'"'1"". "nil nil Kru,,nH of Tm.l. t i" Kri...nlila l.ionitlva Norvt. , . I . .'U'" "J,s"l"t KiMininttiti by nil ilrupwlRta at SBc, 60c. and l.0u, r a. U. WELLS & CO.. Iran, u v 'nupnicTona n aaat mmrm anaamai , i. -maaf t)lli(i for rtilillt alliiii. Klrt imlt. WayU l,at imti. Mily 1 TI M UKH I. Nil, ACT J l! N K a, 1S7N. I. K. Ijitiilnmuaat Orvaon i itv. nn-Kott. May I, ki. Niillot! I livrvby ulvrn Unit In p(.niillaitre Willi tho .rovliintiif tlin art of t'onnruiw of JiiiuiH, s;h utitltltil "An act for tbu aaln of llniln-r laiola In DirHlnha of l'allf..rtila. tln. Hon, Nvvaila, ami Waaiiliiiilott 'IVrrltorv," h on tt ll.li tl to all tho I'lll.llf I. uml Slnl,,. l',y iM l ol Aumi.-l I lw t'arl IIHImt. of Mnr, ll,,,n I'lty, I'ounty ol lnntlioti, Mnto ol W tMtiinin, THE 5HARPLESS CREAM SEPARATOR. It is tho simplest separator made, conse quently the best. They will all separate tho cream from the milk best, Many other separators have so many parts and are so complicated that it takes a long time to clean them after being used. One man who bought a separator said it took au hour and a half tivi1oan it ha. ihla day illml tn lltla uin.! his uwm j mm, . . , , - , . Mali'itiont No HI firtlii MtrehiORiiH tliu Iom ' I M I- SHaQD IT CO 4. II A 10, Hoc lit, lot H, I.H.it Kl, ill HtTtllill No. I I I f" II 1 LLOO Can be thoroughly washed in ten minutes. tor sale by Kirk land Drug Co.. Inde pendence, andL.H Perklng.Mouniouth Kconoiny in tlio Une of Ice. A piece of ice weighing 10 pounds put daily into in tho ico box or refrigerator is of little or no use, says ; the Ladies' Iljme Journal. rut. in MM) pounds of ice once or twice a week and your rofrigcrator will always bocool. Being thorough ly chilled, the ice will not melt so rapidly. The doors must neither be scrubbed nor scalded.' . Many housewives , with a false idea of cleanliness scrub out and Bcald the refrigerators once a week. Under such circrmstances the refrigerator becomes heated, and as soon as the ice is put in it molts rapidly with out 'throwing down the proper amount of cold air, and it realy takes twenty-four hours to bring the refrigerator baok to the point of refrigeration. If anything is spilled, wipe it up at once with cold water. A toaspoonful of sweet spirits of niter in two quarts of cold water. may be used now and then on the bottom and sides of the refrigerator III, III Itiu llMllh Nu, H8, IlllllKt. No H W.tttlil offi-r proof to ahnw Unit tlio lantl Nniixht a mora vatnablv for lt tlmbor or tim thun fur tw i Itiu I Hirol iHiriiiwi'a, ml to untiililwh uH clii I mi to aitlit limit Iwfurt! tlio (("iilttiT uml lie oulvtir ol tbla otlli'o at OivKmi.t'tty, t)rcKlt, on Monday, tlio Hnih tiny of July, Hunt, ll liamra aa wllliuaM'n: AbraliHin Jmun. ol I'm tlimil M,,ltn,, eotinty, (in'noii. uny pfmltii, ol rorlland, Multuonmli Cwitnly Iri'iton. ' .liiHi l.h A. IliiUs. of I'lirtUnil M.iii,,., ,..i. County , Ori'Ron, lliurltia Kliuikt", of I'ortlHlol, Multmiinub .utility, Ort'Kon, Any and all iiumiiianlHliotbir .,,i,..,..k. ,i... auiiYiHlnaorlhud limili are rftimititinl to M,, day o Jaiiiw i. W utl"t mUVMh ' CHAS. B. MOORKS, . Kviiihior. Vre carry tho SH ARPLESS in stock, and examiue it before buying. Be sure F. E. CHAMBERS, Independence Oregon. t 7 j.WiAt i LI.',' r ' ,: Chills " "aaia.lA.Win .ii f MAKES iP&T F&r rat, 4 & Vff ait . i THE 'BEST PRESCRIPTmM LQ " ; Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The formula is plainly printed on every bottle- hence you know just what you arc taking when you take Grove's. Imitators . do not 'advertise their formula knowing that ' you would .not buy their medicine if you knew what Jt "contained. Grove's contains Iron and Quinine ''put up in correct proportions and is In a Tasteless form. " The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the malaria out of the, system. . Any reliable druggist will tell you that Grove's. IS , the Ori ttlnal and that all other so-called Tasteless Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows ; that .Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You are. not experimenting when you take :.. Grove's its superiority and excellence having long been established. ;; "Grove's is the only Chill Cure) sold throughout the entire malarial sections of th& UnUcci Statcf No Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c,