THE WEST SIDE
Tltph, No. HI.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, lflno.
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IM.KIrklandwa.alittla umlvrth- f"!"?."? "8V 'u um uing into i,hI.-.m-.ku..uh)
to leava town
walhr the firm o( the k.
from itiit city.
Hit fulai eommiiofl
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Mr. and Mm. D. II Taylor hv gun by waijoo and bicycle hortly after viijtit
Hvltnap tprlhkt (or an outing. o clock, rvaohing the ri'tideavotu in good
Ask Uilmore to tell yon hi. boar story.
K K Paddock rttunuxl from a btmlneM
tri 10 Portland on Vdulay.'
Mies Porotby (Dwrnr it at JuttMu,
Alack, where alio ill visit lor anoth-r
mouth.
oo ubwrlpUon
t the WEST otlioo.
Mr. K. J. Holr rvtnrtivtl from Me
Minuvillo on Monday,
Mj. W. E. UrMy nturnJ from her
McMumvillo trip on Monday. .
Miss Palsy Freeman, who had rn
visiting Mim l.el Itarrvn, 'returned to
her home at Portland on Monday.
A. V. Stantlmry Ima just cut lit c
mux crop in eiovfr. tie sava U ut
inr aim a uau ions ,o the tr.
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liny wnr null hhhi at the Collin mill.
iirau, tu xr ton ; short, $12 ,xr ton
Charlie Linn, a hoy at 8at Crevk, in
una ivmiif, imn rtaugui digt;r tiuir
rels with a ateol trap atnce lui March.
lie Rets i iHut vacn lor their tcalpa.
rKn't you nml a buiipy? If yw do
jou can bi HMtki luduceuienU at
ii. W. WadvAlVa. ,
R. It. Knox, who came back ick from
his trip to Cooa county, and waa laid up
in the house for over a week,-1 able to
be about ouce more.
- toe cream and ice cream oda at
Rohiugon'a.
H. C. Miller the bicycle man. waa one
of the lucky winners in Harry Wagoner's
rattle.
Mra.G. W. Stapleton and daughter
Jiwie, of Portland, are visitinit Mr. and
Mrs. John Staplelon.
Mrs. Lillian Eaton, of Sn FranciH,
who hat lieen viHitiim her parent, Mr.
and Mrs. John K. Cooiwr, lelt for her
bay city home on Monday,
No asaemmieut for the Degree of Honor
this month.
Asa Taylor i a "printer. He boats
everyone he goes against and furnishes
plenty oi atuusemeut lor the toys.
A number of buoiness men went to
Falls City jiu Wednesday.
At the Knights of Pythian lodge on
Wednesday evening, Ed .Masterson'a
hat was taken by some one. A it is the
only old hat Ed has he would like to
have it returned to him.
fonie of the boys from the country are
beginning to buy cartridge, presumably
to shoot not China pheasants, but
chicken-hawks.
Miss Bertha Bohannon, who has been
enjoying herself during the past week at
Albany, returned home on Monday.
J. A. Carter, of Wells, who was burned
out on May Iti, has reopened in a new
store building.
A full line of tel and cant ranges at
11. M. v ade & Co s.
to
Miss Essie Kobertsou is yliltlng
ineuusat Amity,
,. ... . .
imviuson A Hedge are putting a
white coat of paint on the A read front.
G. D. Calbreath has rejuvena'ted and
newty adorueU hi delivery wagon.
season.
The road is in good condition, onn
sidering that Marion county doesn't
spend much money on it and those w ho
went on bicycles rather enjoyed the
trio,
Altogether, counting children, there
were sixty-eight persons who enjo)cd
President Campbell, . of the Normal the outing at this delightful and cool
school, chaperoned a party of eight to spot. This includes eleven people from
Newport on Wednesday. Salem.
'Mm n v vt...i. .Hi ..... v ...i i The day was spent In lounging about
5rTM7 A W,,.t''TWU,,"lh0fa,B' iioglnK. making speeches (n,m genuine
stumps and eating; (irtiiaipaiiy t ist
inmiy iHiys win piay a return oau
game with the balem boys at talem on
summy,
Mrs, Itelle Koes, who has Wen visiting
her lather, H. I). Foster, eipect to re
turn io her Ohio home this baturday.
Spraying of hops is about ended,
tor.
The crowd was cosmopolitan and con
genial, everyone enjoying him or tier
self to the utmost The ih
leave their sylvan retreat until evening,
arriving home about o o clock.
Anions those nreseut were)
Messrs. and Mesdames Al Ilitrmn, L,
though there are a lew small yards not 0. Uilmore. A. J. Goodman, J.S.Cooper,
yet sprayed. . Ed Herren, W. 11. Craven, J. E. Hub
, , , i, i iara, r tumon, 4. . Jones, j. a. u
iur. mm .urs. n . ii. iiarneu aiui mis. I u, t I u....... m. ....., ii.....
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a.11..! thai .,,ntm. W'lW ftUM'll, iU!PSr llOHril, 1IH
I Vvn'lT si s I vwn I Viv k'nuivii
Mis Irene Clagirett, who was visiting Daisy Freeman, Grace Jones, Kate
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jones, Msude lirant, Nellie llranti
Claggett left for her home in Portland Messrs. Carl Herrvn. Louis Hraut, Koy
on Thursday. iGiluiore, Glenn Goodman, 8am lamon.
... . .. o! , . ... ,. 1 1, .... .... tiie toiiowing nameu naieut peo pie par
iu vi oiiib umiur ooiiKHdoni IO 1 1 . . 1 1, ...: ... 1
Ti r. . ii - . ...... I iiwiiwiwu ! ir. lll ni rp, vttj nnrini.iiu,
. 1. CampUill for tine bouquet oom-M.' .Iul i nia Wuinuir Mrs
med of sweet peas. Japanese roses, and r""('.. i..1 i,!
lh MUN.nl! in., imiiijviHiniMiMiiil'UHi I 'll I - ----- - -
me perreniai wniit) peas. Minwa Mvr an.t klhol kivmnii.l. Ml. 1 1 otiniiDh to u nrriiiit thnm in erf v
IXKtor Butler and tarty have returned Ethel Hughes, Al Moores and Has Wag- h R the aid nml fcasialtiMCS) h
Litut wiM'k aottiti gi'titlutiion from
Fulls Cily wt-m horo to m what the
p-roijwt might w for cxior.umg
tho lino (mm Full City to this
point. .Tiny wir oiitcrtalnrd by
our Itotirtl 01 littdo itiut nrningw
menu matte for it commltlco from
tho hoard to go to Falls City mid
look over tho llohl.
Thoeointiiittce, consWtiiig of F.
A. Douty ami J. A. Mill, ftccom-
puttiod hy II. Hirhlicru, went to
Falls City on .WtHlncHtlay. Thry
lookcil over tho grounil nml found
ie people did not ractionl MUto for u Mini, tho (lis-
Unco to hit built over notexcwuinu
mnu null's,
To furthir ttititfy hlmsnlf nnd
tnnko nn eslintitto of tho cost, Mr.
Htrsclihcrg Iium ' onuitgod Kngimor
llttimon and crow to miiko a do-
tailul survey of tho routo. i'his
survey wits Ptitrtod Thurtulity tnorn
ing. ;
Tito. I'dvfttttiigcs to tho puojdo
along tho lino of tho proposed road
and to Fall City itnd Independence
PPlSLItlilJMlNKSS.
AIMMct of Instruiiieuls' Piled lu Polk
futility July i I lo 00, tliOU.
iKhl '
l.ttekltumitw Mill Co to M A Montgom
ery, i-m a o, jo tn H s r 8 w-ll.
frank ti,tW(in to M E Gihton (lit el)
hihuj iii certain iiescnia'd iwrtion oi
LKilhNiiiiesl
U w tftewert to Allwrt Davidson, ".'SUs
ni, as. ;i:i. tn h s r ti w-ilhmkj.
A I'mai to K A Front, O'J.fiOO aq ft
Oi mnu hi falls City-I UK).
V A ami Ji A Frost to J I William
ouMwititat.iitu Fulls Clly-l.
n a siimtgoinery to E A Frost, part
oi vr , ,i, nn oi ilt a, (i i.ik a ,a K
l, el , rails City liKJ.
1 t;f Vercler et us to It 8 Evens, KXia
joiin UHititi d I o tp 7 r 8 w-loAM).
. J D H iliums to E A Frost 3, blk II
FlUCIlv-. .
. il and M M Jones et ux to Htate
l,ioi(i Hoard, OHOa sec 'l iW, tp U r 0 w
H E LiHt et ux to Alliert Harrington
Is 1 t liiuru d t ii tu U s r (1 w. Full Cuv
j it.
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M Kills, aNslgtitHt of D M Guthrie
to I) A Uuthrin: W)a see tu 8 s r r w
Aimy Dunn et al to 1) II ltuasoner, ttUs
ftp r 0 ws-m.
Irom their outing. IKo says the party
didn't catch any large trout, but they
bad lots oi nsii and tun.
A. Hirachherg and Jerome Dornsile
have returned (rout a two weeks' outing
at Kittson springs. They said they had
a tine lime and leel like lighting cocks.
The Thurston mills at Dallas continue
to send considerable lumher over here.
They lurnNhed nearly all the new side
walk material now being used.
euer.
A (Joblea Wedding Celeb ruled
The golden wedding of Christopher 0.
Patrick and Harriet Ann bavage was
celebrated at their residence in Mprlng
alley, near z.ena, tins couiiiy. last rat
urdsy, and was the occasion of one of
the most pleasant gatherings in the
memory of the numerous liieiids fortU'
nate enough to participate.
Mr. ratrivk is a native oi ,Mw ) ork.
The thermometer reiiistered 00 In the h'rn July S, lSia, He removed to
shade hure Monday. It seemed ouite Michigan in 1H49, Mrs. Patrick was
. . L . i . . . ' II l nLl. k ,u'K - I
Ureeae uorn in iraw miyrin'H-r .i, i,-.n, eumuiK
to Mlclilgan when six vests of age
They both descended from ft'oli-h-Irish
iiarentsge, which has contributed so
Isrge a share to the social fahrla during
the formative stsgea of the national life
ol the United Suie.
Mr. and Mr. Patrick were married in
A Portland Sunday paper speaks ol Michigan where they made their home
tlie white perrcntal pea. e nave them uuin coming io uregon in inni.
here in prolusion. Mrs. T, D. Campbell Of ths large family of fourteen child
iiasa bush over seven feet high, the ren, six are still living, Mrs. Laura
tlowers ol which are as white as wsx, Griswold, of fcSalcin, Mrs. Kai Coyle,
warm at there was but little
stirring. The nights are cool.
The Campbell Itovs have embarked In
the cider making business on a small
scale. They invite their friends around
to sample their product made fresh
wtiiie you wait.
City Marshal Buckley has moved
to
the euesa resideuce, near the dctot
At Robinson's you can have crushed
fruits in your ice cream.
For Sals A choice brood mare with
colt 4 months old ; also 5 number one
milch cows. J. S. Maivimoer,
, 2t , Dallas, Ores
The Ladies Aid $icity of the Metho
dist church still $tsll ice ereain on Satur
days aud are doing well.
For special rate on Llppincott's
Magazine to subscribers of the Wfrarr
Kidk, call at the olllce.
Our creamery will soon 1 In opera
tion, now Is the time to order your
creum separator; the United States is
the cheapest and the lie.it. You will
tind them at It. M. Wade ACo's.
Try Moore, the barber, north side of
"C" street, opposite Knox's grocery
store, fot a hair cut or shave.
The new cross and sidewalks not only
give the city a neater and more prosper
ous appcrriijicc, but make life and limb
safer. Some of the old walks were posi
tively dandcroug and replacing them
a wise move. '
...
The Salem Statesman snys that Horst
Bros., who have a large yard about five
miles below this city, will pay 40 cents.
Mr. Jessup, their nmniiKur, says that
pickers will lie plentiful at that price
but before the crop is harvested he ex
pects to see hand scarce. ,
When in Halem and you want a good
meal don't forget to go to Strong's
Kestauraut, where everything the mar
ket affords can bo bud.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
First National bank will be held on
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock for tb
purpose of ratifying the action of the
board of directors in the recent deal
whereby the Independence National
bank took over the business of the First
Rational.
Buy ytmr cameras and supplies of
F. E. CHAMBERS.
While passing the hop yard of John
R. Cooper last Sunday, we pulled a few
bunchus and found them absolutely free
from pests ai d looking fine. The hops
are quite large and the first thing we
know it will be time to pick them.
The band boys gave a struct concert
on Saturday evening. They are im
proving in their miigic and adding new
and up-to-date instruments, tie latest
lining a fine tuba. A set of clarioncttes
will be the next addition. Leader At
kins deserves praise and so do tiie boys
ior their efforts to furnish good music.
The West Side has received an inquiry
ss to the posibility of securing a pair or
trio of Denny pheasants for shipment to
Canada. Anyone of its readers who
knows where a pair can bn secured and
the price thereof will confer a favor by
informing this office as early as possible,
(Quite a number of people were on the
move Monday, going and coming by
train. D. A. Hodge and family of four,
W. ti. Bharman's family of three, and
Rev. Smith's family of three went to
Newport for several weeks' outing.
Brother Hodge has promised to keep the
West Sikr supplied with clams and
crabs while be ie at the coast.
The sulphur spring situated across the
river and about three miles from this
city, could be made into a very pleasant
resort without very much difficulty.
There is plenty of tine shade and the
water is pleasant and cold. The place
is not dillicult of access, parties often
tjoing there on their bicycles. J. 8.
ooper an tell you now the wheeling is.
Charley Doughty, of Monmouth, tells
os that he has accepted a position on
the Jacksonville Times and started
south on Tuesday morning to begin
work. Charley is a good newspaper man
and his many friends here and at Mon
'mouth will be glad to know of bis suc
ess in the new field. He thinks too,
that his health, which has never been
the best, will be much improved by the
new location.'
"My baby waa terribly U;k with the
sjiarrhoea," eaya J. H. Douk, of Wll
diams, Oregon. "We were unable to
cure him With tlae doctor's assistance,
and us a last resort we tried Chamber
!iaiu's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
llemedy. I am happy to say that it
gave immediate relief aud a complete
ure." For sale by Kirklaud Drug Co.
and perfectly odorless.
Two contracts for hops have been filed
in the county clerk's otlice, vis: J. W
Brown to T. A. Livesley for 4,000 pounds
and Norton Bros, to T. A. Eivesley, lor
o,000 pounds. The price named is nine
cents per pound
County Superintendent Starr has ap
pointed Mrs. F. II. Morrison and Prof,
A. M, Sanders as a board of examiners
lor the county examination at Dallas
Mrs. Edith Bixby. William. AlU-rt M.
and Mrs. llattie GHatou. All were
resent at the golden wedding except
rs. Hlxby, Of the twenty-six grand
children, fourteen were present, among
them Mi sst'S Cora, eva and Maud tins
wold, of Sale in, and Miss Jennie Coyle.
There are seven great grMniUmililrcii.
The golden wedding celebrated was in
deed a happy occasion. An arbor of 11 r
boughs shaded the dinner table from the
too direct rays ol the noonday sun. The
next week, beginning on Weduesday repast was bountifully provided hy the
and ending Saturday.
II. W. Murphy is loading fifteen cars
with choicetiiuothy hay for the Portland
market. Mr. Murphy also has a lot of
clover hay which was cut More the
army worm came. He says he had a
children and partaken of with lest and
Heartiest enjoyment by mure than sixty
guests.
A Bear Story.
During his recent peregrinations in
tine second crop of clover but ths worms Crook countv. Al HurrHn ..l and saw
got in and ate it up slick and clean. . ,.,,, .,.. ., ,..
A ride over to Dallas on Wednesday I he heard was a bear story which waa
disclosed several things to the W gar told on one Gleason. who is a eamn
. . 'I-1 ,.i i. i n .. j . i . i i '
ouK. mmiiiiiiK " urru uiusneu oil ,,l,., I... ....... K.. ,.., ! .,.
many farms and in full blast on many . ' , ,0'M' ,hw,p WUm7 .t,wt
oilier. Tim avxrauM vii.1,1 aMtn.s to Im wiiu ami woouy country, wtiere war
below the usual amount. A new hop and deer are as thick as cattle on a pros'
house was seen in the suburb of Dallas
ami cimrin , . now uuu.e w.. paneu. . , ;i.wm ..... ,
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Independence is rather cutting Into ana duv ami nnaxim.tmllv IA HlWlll st
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lor Wade & Co., on Tuesday sold a Dallas Wuason withdrew to consul-
man a wagon and also one to a man who er the advisability of starting the battle,
lives near Salem. And the beauty of it The first thimr ha did waa tn look around
lies in the fact that the wagons went at
regular prices.
There is a persistent rumor circulat
ing that, as so. n as the fall sesson sets
in and present orders are filled, the
woolen mills at Dallas will be disman
tled and the machinery shipped else
where, probably to Portland. It is said
that no arrangements have tteen made
to keep up the wood supply and that
the expense of shipping ia raw material
is too great to make the business profit
able.
The following officers were installed
at the meeting of Homer Lodge No. 45,
Knights of 1'vtliius, on Wednesday even
ing: U.L. Frazier, chancellor comman
der; C. P. Cornwell, vice chancellor;
Verd Hill, prelate;. M. E. Mastersun,
master of work ; Frank Buckley, master tree , iecomj timH tt,ld Mnl up it
ft k U ramus snuntuM at I '
"'"'."b k ru- r: : .' ,V'i Fng brave and confident of his
chequer; jlyron Atkins,' inner guard ; success st the outcome he drops down
W. E. Lynch, outer guard. and advances to the attack, but the
e r.t, .,i T,i Trin B,,,.i bear had disappeared and Gleasoti is
to leave here during this week on a fish- the butt of numerous jokes.
ing trip to Belknap springs on the Mc-
to see if there was a convenient tree In
sight up which ho might retreat in case
his first fire didn't kill the bear. '
He found a tree all right, but to make
matters sure he thought he would better
climb the tree first to test his ability in
that respect. He got up all right and
then came down to tackle tho bear.
The bear was just where Gleason had
seen him in the first place, but he looked
so big to Gleason that tbe latter was a
little dubious'about opening the fight.
So be thought over the matter for
awhile and rather doubted bis ability to
get up the tree In a hurry, and to make
assurance doubly sure, he goes to the
Kenzie river, to be gone from two to
four weeks, or longer if the notion takes
them. They will take conveyance from
here, also plenty of salt and fish bait
(in bottles) and their friends can depend
on being remembered when the weary
sojourners return from their pleasure
trip. Boys, don't weigh your fish be
fore you land them.
D. Calbreath and H. Hirschberg took
a spin over to Wilhoit springs last
Thursday, returning Monday morning.
A party who saw these gentlemen at
Wilhoit informs the West Sidb that Mr.
Hirschberg was the mot fidgety and
uneasy man ever seen there, while Mr.
Calbreath, who never drinks water at
home, didn't seem able to get enough
to drink . there. They arrived at the
springs on Friday about noon and Dave
drank 25 glasses of the water" before din
ner. On the following day he got away
with over a hundred glasses of the de
licious beverage. This is considered
pretty good for an Invalid.
The "Great Australian Circus," says
the Register, passed through Eugene yes
terday morning on its way to Junction.
The circus train was not imposing
some six or eight wagons nor are its
performances awe-inspiring,- if the re
ports frmn Springfield, where it showed
Wednesday night, are to be believed. It
did manage to stir up some excitement
there, however. In a tit of Irritation
one of the employes vigorously slapped
the young son of Springfield's mayor.
Fortunately for the circus people, tbe
city marshal could not be found, so no
arrests were made. The manager of the
show. G F Mann, formerly ran a restau
rant in the Young Block.
Teachers' Examination.
County School Superintendent Stan
has prepared the following pmgraiti to
be given at the Methodist church in
Dallas next Thursday evening, August
9, for the benefit of the teaiilims and
public generally :
Instrumental solo Mrs. Joey I itch
Solo .John Coster
Duet Mrs. Conkey and Mrs. Leitcl
Solo Mrs. Walker
Recitation, Miss Nellie Muscott
Song Male quartette
Lecture, "The Highest use of Learn
ing" Rev. A. J. Goodfriend
Drink
Hop Gold Beer
THE PUREST
AND BEST
Bottled beer for
family use to
be had at
ED.
BILE'S CASTLE SALOON,
Independence.
Returned Cape Noincrs,
The following named Cape Isomers re
turned Thursday Irom the far north.
They left CaK Nome on the steamer
Senator, July 20: Allwrt McKisson,
Edward Patraa, Frank Li ndor rutin, L,
Girard. G. W. Girard, all of Airlie, and
Perry Shirley of this city.
The following residents of this section,
who went to Cape Nome several months
ago, are enroute home. They sailed
from the cape on July 18 on the steumer
Letitia; Frank Froman, Albany; Dye
and Lee Wade, Toledo; Silas Muley,
Newport; Thornton, Astoria; Thomas
Dempsey and A. J. McDaniel, Dixie; C.
L. Morrison, Luckitttnute; Harry Christ
ian and H. D. Waller, Independence.
The Stump party, of Monmouth, has
been sent to the hospital, where one of
them Park has the smallpox.
Lane Comity Wheat.
Prof. E. B. McElroy returned from his
farm near Monroe last week. He reports
his orchard and crops in fine condition.
One field of 50 acres of winter wheat is
estimated at from 2a to 30 bushels to the
acre. This field is new ground and has
been heavily pastured with goals and
sheep for ten years. It is expected that
most of this wheat will be sold for seed
as there is an active demand already for
good plump seed wheat..
James Yates threshed DO acres of finely
summer fallowed wheat Friday and
Saturday. It turned out machine meas
ure, 401 bushels. It ought to have yield
ed easily over 2000 bushels.
We understand that J. A. Stevens bad
his 100 acres of fall wheat threshed yes
terday, and it made 13 bushels to the
acre. This is the first time the field has
yielded lesB than 'fi bushels to the acre,
Eugene Guard,
If the bicycle law is unconstitu
tional and void, because of its
special feature, how about the dog
tax, license and other special
features? '
eiblo. Tho trmlo of that soctlon
will cointi here ami our Hoard of
Trado iH fiit'llod to credit for the
work they me doing.
It is now almost no to tho people
who will bo botit'lltieii to say
whether they will ueaiHt or opponu
the now road.
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We've not Iced that the Oregonian
rocoiuuicmf eai iHiiinetim as a sure siioi
for buna. Carbolinewu Is a wood pre
servative and as sui'ii is ail rigt.t. It its
good to kid bugs people ought to kuotv
it.
.M il. Flynn and It, It. Bobbins, of
Fulls City, were in town Thursday.
Rev. W. S. Smith and wife are at
M iiiuiu camping.
Mis. W. G. Simrrow, of Vancouver,
B. C, who h been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Price, returned home Monday,
Mis. It. M. Lines is visiting in Mo
Miuuville.
Miss Alice Adams, of Mo.Mtnnvillo, is
vlHitmg Mis r.ditu l.tncs.
Miss Edvtl.e U.iud.ill, who has hern
visiting L. Rice, has returned home.
A pleassnt surprise party wits given
Miss Grace Joins at her home Thursday
evening The evening was swnt n
games ami cards, after which delicious
refreshment were served. Those pres
ent were: Misses Burton, Ia-U Herren,
Grace lUiuun, Lulu Robertson, Maude
Brant, .MuM ells. Urat e and Kate
hones: Messrs. Lynch, Carl I'errvti,
Loins Hrstil, ueorge Jones, viaimo t en-
gra, l-.rucst Joliimon, uieiiu miner.
Ilarn Hunted,
On Wednesdap evening James Withe-
row s barn al Airlie was burned with
contents, consisting ol bay, wheat
wauou, mower, farming tools, harness
etc. The loss is estimated at ou witrj
ao insurance.
Summer Resorta.
To the mountains our people lu lu
cretudtig mi in I t yearly look for thoe
days of relaxation and recreation new
aary to maintain the human machine
In fair working condition. Tho lau
guorotis alum of the seaihore proves
very seductive while It lasts, but mmii'
have decided thut the annual outing
should provide not only radical change
of air and surrounding, but also atiob
stimulation of ll iggitig energies as will
provide brawn aud vigor for tbe return
to labor For this they urge (he mount
aln climb and rumble, the bnlauin of
the mountain pines, and the clear, un
adulterated mountain air
lu this direction the (Shasta Itoute
now allords a weuitl) or attractions
The entire line of road from Ashland
to Redding Is studded will) charming
and accessl hie lintels and ciiiun, where
are cheer Biid comfort and healing at
refluonauie post ami wtiere you can
bunt, fish, ride, loaf, or play with
eoiiul facility.
or ir you iook ror tieaiing waters,
none better cau be found, hot or cold,
than the spring of Axhlaud, Colestln,
Anderson, ilnitfelt, 11 run nml l'ano
Hobles.
Before visiting Kurnpe, the people of
the iSorthwoHt should see tho glories
of Vosemlte valley, aud the wondrous
groves of Mariposa and Calaveras; the
Purislaiis are likely to make Inquiries
concerning ttiese attractive resorts.
HeudtoMr. U. 11. Miii'kliam, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Portland, for
new booklets 'on (Win Crag, HhitHtn
ispi'lugs, Mot'loud River, Voseinlte,
and excursion rutcH thereto.
ii. ii. nsoi),
UNDERTAKER,
w m N. '
INDEPENDENCE, - OREGON
THE ARCADE.
Davidson & Hedges, Props.
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaooos
Confectionary,
ind
First Class Soda Fountain In oon-naotlon.
With every cash purohass, you get
si ohancs on a $50 Mltohell bloyola
to ba given away September 20.
" A Minister's (jootl Work.
' I hail a severs) attack of bilious oollo
sola Mile of Chamberlain's Colli),
dialers Hud I'larihoca Remedy, took
twi) wmm and was entirely cured,'
says-iUv, A. A. Power, of Kuipoila,
Kivii "My nelglibor across the atm-
wsMh k for over a week, had two or
thiv but ilea of medicine from the
donor. He, uwd t,em fur three or
fou' days without relief, then called In
JUiMWr dtMitof, who treated him for
HiiMay auU gavshlm no relief, so
disuhatged hi in. I went over to mm
hint the next morning He said III
bwls wero la a terrible fix, that they
hd Ikdii ruitntng oft' in long that it
wis almost .bloody flux, tanked bliu
If lie h.el trlwl CliamU'rlaiii's Colic
t 'holers and Diarrhoea Remedy and
hesnid, '.o.' I weiiihomsand brought
nun my tHiuie ami gave b in one (lime
I lil him to lake another dose in fifteen
or twenty minutes If he did not find
roller, lint fie took no nmre and was en
tlr-ly ciirwl." For sale by Kirklaud
urtigwo.
' VrU Winners.
Al Hurry Wagoner's rulllu on Tuesday
evetii'itf the (oltowliig ten iiumbers won
prisest -a. lima, am, :w, vm, n in, oi,
iuM, nm; ito..
llm prowr kitnl of advertisintx,
the kind tiiui i ctiiiiulutivo, re
tiuiri's titiii). When tlm results do
cotiio tlicy don't coiiio with it rusl
I lie growth is of the healthy lend.
K Pusfsiau's Uig Hurileiiof Magazines.
A Washington iHistman has U-en
made weary of his Job by The Ladies
Home Journal. I lie reason is that on
me ivteiity iiiin ot each moiilli lm is
coin.elled to make a sias-ial trip over
ins route to deliver that mutiiixine to
siiUcrilaus. lie) is almost completely
suluiiried by Journals, their aggregate
wiimni excwuing loriy Hitiuds. iho
bulky burden prwludes his varrvinu
anyutiier man matter, ihe waslung
ton poi.t-oftlc rejHirts that the monthly
consignment ol Journals to subscrilters
in that city is "the biggest lot of one
publication ever sent Irom uurutllce."
.Married
At lbs home of the lirlde's Parents.
Sunday, July W, Miss Utile Osborne
was united in luarriage to Mr. Jmnes T
Itiiniley, The happy couple left lmtno'
diutely (or Salem, their future home,
wtiere iur. iiuuiiuy is engaged In bust
tats.
siits or dam, c'rT r Touisi,)
j l.ll AUC.H'XTf, i
I. On.v iimkmiMth UM b tn lb
Miunir I'ir-iivr ui in una of r.J.lHKKKV A
t'e, 4iii Iiokiiicmi In Ihe cily or iulcdo,
CiKiuty mut Statu nlonmuhl. amt that mod tlriu
Will J) UlU 1.0111 ul UNK lIDNtiKKM HU
i.Aits lur eoii anil vwry uumi ot l uinrrli itiai
eamiiit Iw curwd by tliu ui ut Hau's Catarnh
CHS.
KBANK J. CI1KNKY.
Sworn to betore ins nml militerllntil In my
pri-Miiic, tli It mil day ol PwwuitNir, A. I), Imi,
'! , a. W.Ul.KAdO.N,
Jo j A.(r l-ublie.
Ilall'tt'atarrb Cure Is tokun luternaly and
am, illm'liy on Uio lilnwl anil niucnun mirtaouii
ol llm ,rU-ni. 8ud tor ielliiiutilsU, Inn.
K. J. I'll KN fcV. H W fulcdo, O.
Sold hy DriiKlxU. 1io.
U.M'n Fmuliy J'llls art) the tx:l.
j Dallas o(ch.
The organ factory herO is now finish
ing tin tirst lot of 23 instruments, the
cabinet work of which, is ail douo in
Oregon oak. It has found some difti
cuity in obtaining lumber in proper
condition, but is now preparing to saw
its own stock, and will have boiling vats
ami drjkilus for the preparation ol the
wood. I .
Theirmy worm is doing sunn) dam-
Bi to (he young second crop of clover
ii a If places in Ibis county. Gardens
have in some places boon destroyed, but
no extensive raids have been reported
on oiclisrds. It is hulieved the warm
wemiier will close the career of these
pcsis.soou.
Miss Ethel Craven, daiuihter of W. R.
Craven, was seriously injured Monday
wimu ruling a mcycie. tn turning a
street corner she came in contact will
the binding pole of a lumber wagon
frlie wul unconscious for several hours.
threshing will he commenced next
Monday. Though 1 ,1)000,000 bushels is
an nvenige crop of wheat (or tho county,
5l))),l)i)U will bo the limit thiB season.
The second falling of prunes is now in
process, tbe indications being that a
larii percentage will drop, but in this
vicinity a lino orop will be harvested.
Mayor Crider and family ore eniovlnu
an luting at Muwport.
Key". 0. G. Harmon and family ere
visiting friends in Walla Walla. ' ,
The inusicale- given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Riddle on Wednesday
evening was a, complete success, and
6fiJetrtfall jiresont.
Miss Liitiu Neal of McMinnville. visit-
ed friends in this city Sunday, ,
Mis. Jahpor Miller, of Port Townsend.
Wash:'; was in -tho this week, tho miest
of Mr.' and Mrs. U. 8. Grunt.
A great ninny Dulhisiles are takim; a
vacation either in the mountains or at
the aoashore.
'During the months of June and
July our bnby was teething and took a
running oll'of the bowels and aloknesa
of tliestomacli," suysO. P. M. Ilolli
day, of Iteming, lud. "Ills bowels
would move from five to eight times a
day, I hud a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
In the house and gave him lour drops
in a teaspoon fu I of witter and he got
better at, ouoo." Hold by Kirklaud
Drug Co. ,
A C eaiiierr Man.
C. II. Murkhatn, the gonial and
wideawake) pimsengor Bgcnt of tho
Southern J'adiie Company at Port
land, is ttiking a dirp interest in
the promotion of creaniury Ptitor
prises in this state, and lends every
assistance in his power to tho live
men who undortaku to make this
business a lending industry. Mr.
Markliatn is to Oregon what Will
iiuti it. Mills la to California a
promoter of industries f tho first
grade, lie has inado a careful study
of tho creamery btisitioss, looked
tho fluid, over carnlully, and has
made creamery his hohhy, as he
finds tlm tnto and conditions ad
mirably adapted to the success of
this industry. With such men a
(J. II. Maikliriiii ititorcHting them
selves In thig particular husinoss,
tho creamery iwluidry shouM Ikj
come a loader in this state. Lake
.OREGON'S
GREATEST STATE FAIR
SALEM.
September 17 to 22, 1900.
Commenced Business March 4, 1889 Tho Ill(l?p6Il(l6JlC6
M J B NATIONAL BANK
Of INDEPENDENCE, OR. '
Capital Ktockf
Hiirpliis,
$5O,O(MI.00
10,000.00
Vluw
examiner.
Polk County Bank
(INUOItPOUATKD.)
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
J.II.HtSDt. t'.l,.(Mflli:i.t..
rrmHi-st. VliwfrMlilsat,
, nut. i'owri,iH (.Mkivr.
J. 8 COOt'Ktt, W.W.X)hUNH,
I'rwld.ut. Vln-l'rldnt,
M. K. MAHTKIWOif, Cashier.
. i
DIKKCTOKH.
l,H.Coowr, R. L, Durhain , A. Vensas
R.ti.Coipr, W.W.Colllns
I A ,'MtllBI UIU.IIIQM IIUWIIfV
lluysaud soils sscIhuik oa all Important
pululs.
linMllJ rtslvsi iiilijwt to oheek or on
osrtlHiio( dMMlt, Oilleotlou umde.
uuin unurs; v a. iu. u f p. lu.
Paid capi tai . . $30,000.00 Smoked Glasses-
DIItHtnOltM:
H. Hitwley, I. U (!aiiii.bell, I. ,M.
Hiiinson, J, II. V, Hutler, John
. Htiiinp, F. H. Powell,
J owi di Craven,
Transacts a Ceneral Banking
and Exchange Business.
The Hotel Gail
IDallao, Orc.
Hiih been refitted and renovated
rum cellar to garret, and every
thing is now. (jood sample room
tor commercial men. Batisfaetion
Ktiaranlccil. Kales, $1.00 to $2.00.
hjK'ciul rates by tho wctk.
BUCK SMITH.
Proprietors.
Trotect your eyes from
tho glare imd hot sun with
a puir of piuolced gltissen.
Wo have a fine assortment.
For Sale bys)
O. A. KRAMER & CO.
Jewelers soil Opticians.
.Independence - - Oregon
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
8. HIIti4CHBERJ, ABRAHAM KKfjtON,
fiMli1nt. VliM-rrssiaesI
0. W.lUViMS,Ctfclr.
DIRECTORS.
t. r. Smith, A. KeltoB, A. K. n.h. H. H. Jm
pstMB, K. Hbodes, U. W. fksrs, U. ntrscbbatf
A tnrl Itsnktni sad ichtngs kmlnt
triiidd; loi; nixie, kills dlKount'd, corn,
nentisl crnlhi (rsiili di SikmIm rmeived on
eurrsiit k-oouiu suUj.ct Is elite, luwinl ptiS
en tliu daiotlut.
The Castle
Keeps constunily on hand a fine
UHSOl'tUllMlt of
m Whiskies,
' Wines;
t) Brandies,
O Cigars,
Also the famous Hop Gold Beer.
ED. GALE, Proprietor.
R
E. T. MEN rUC, Proprietor
Hot and Cold Baths at all
Times.
INDEPENDENCE - - OKEOON
Are you looking:
for a brush?
INDEPENDENCE,
OREGON
Not with Germany but a hair brush,
tooth brush, or a silver-polishing
brush. I havo a good all-bristlo hair
brush for 25c. Tooth brushes, oc up.
A. S. LOCKE,
Prescription Druggist
A CLCAN SHAVE
--AND A
STYLISH PAIR Cat
IS WHAT YOU OET WllKN YOU PATKOM7.K
Kutch's BarberShop.
InucS'ii(li'iicc Oregon.
Who said there was nothing
new under the sun?....
;or Draying-
....Call on....
M. SK1NNERJ
Independence.
Orders for hauling
executed promptly
and at reasonable
rates.
If you think so, you will have to change
your mind when you see that....
"Special Bicycle"
m baUa'a
Campbell Bros.
JniiTlihiiiTl
6t6lt 6t0PII)6ll r?)Cl)OOl
Monmouth, Oregon.'
Fall Term Opens September 18th
The students i.f the Normal School
are prepared to take the Htute Certificate
Immediately. ;
Gradimtcu readily secure (rood portions
Expense of year from IhO to 150. .
Strong, Academic and Professional
ootirses. New Hpcolol Depurtmeiit In
Mamiiil Training. Well equipped Train
Ing Department.
For Catalogue containing full an
nounoamanta, address
P. L. CAMPBELL, Pres., or W. A. WANN, Setf. o! Faculty,
ttJ Til
G. L. Hawkins
Independence, Ore.
They also have the celebrated
"golightly" Imperial for $25.
Independence, Ore-
"DOCTOR, UP"
ages
Monuments and
Headstones
Cemetery Work
etc.
Changeable weather between two seasons encour
your chronic troubles and inflicts upon vou
much petty sickness. Better ward it off. 10 cents
might prevent it when $10 wouldn't cure it.
Come to us to have your prescriptions filled, and
for everything kept in a well regulated drug store.
J. W.-KIRKLAND;
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate,...
Insurance, Loans,
STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS
AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
KIRK LAND DRUG CO.
Main St.' -
Independence, Ore.
Dan, P. Stouffer,
Insurance......
and
.....Collection.
Titles
Examined.
CHARGES REASONABLE.
A Biff Kick
a man makes whet) bis laundry work Is
sent home with porouptne edgs and
spread eale button holes. It he would
bring his lluen to an up-to-date laundry,
where perfect methods obtain at all
limes, such as the Salem Steam Laundry,
he will receive his shirts, collars and
cuffs equal to ntfw every time that we
send them home.
SALEH STEAM LAUNDRY
COLONEL J. OLMSTED, Prop.
yourordari at Kutch'i Barber ihop,
with tht Salem atag.
Mai a Street
Dallas, Oregon.
MOTOR UNK , '
TIME fABLli
Cnrmctod to (lute.
Leiivva Iii(li irn(l- LeuvrH Airlie rr
enne tor Mimiuitutli M on mouth nntl
unit Alrlli). , , Iiilit)iiilmi,
IM h. m, 0.(111 h. ui.
3i80 i. in. s ' 6 P.
Leavm ImlxiilKl. 'vea I)ll r.,r
, ' ., Sluiimimth nml ln-
enoe for Monmouth ,l(,,omim,e.
aud Diillaa.
. 1:00 p. in.
Hi 00 . m. 8:30 "
- ; Leave Moniiioittli
Leaven M,.iiiiiou1i linlepfleee.
torAlrlte. :4 . in.
... '"" l:)tO II. III.
WO a.m. 11,40 p.m.
8:50 p, in, ftiift p. m.
Oioo p. in.
Lenvea Aloiimouth
firlallm. Lenvm liiiltipeiKl-
I enoe for Aloiimouth'
lliSC A. tn.
iliSOp.m. , BiOS p. m. .
AT THE .
LITTLE PALACE HOTEL
J. M. STARK, Prop.
You can get...
6 F.1sal Tickets for SI
Our Everyday Meal
is as good as Our
Sunday Dinner, and
our Sunday Dinner' ,
is decidedly the best
Meal to bo had in
town. Try it. ;
E.L.Ketchum,M.D
Ufflce and ltesidence Corner Railroad
Monmouth Streets,
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