THE WEST SIDE
Teteeheee, N. 141.
SATURDAY, BK1TKMBER 8, 1900.
K.MUHT or. rrrmiAt
ft
OMKH lXXit NO. V MKtTS KVtRY
amprt. will IU4
due nota and soma tbwtvwi wwrvlli
lualy
it KU1MDH
am tnirltvd lo admit
cuovenlaut.
J. W. RICH AKUSON, K. .a.
Twenty head ol choice yearling Cots-
wold buck tor mm. inquire w
tl I W.(W. pMOItAU
J. L. Stockton U selling lott el foodi
Now that the duck shooting wmob it
on many "ttwntmea" will N It U I
eloak. under which to kill Chinese ph
ants.
The very large and elegant stock ol
i !io, from ivV to 5 a pair, are golug
Terr laai at J. i owcaioare.
Air tight hatters that witl nil your
taut ami tit your pocket book at K. M.
Wade ACoV , ,
A couple ol hop pickers, on of them
a colored man, got too much tanglefoot
aboard on Monday evening and indulged
in a low round a la Shark?. About
all th damage don waa to braak a
window.
Men', boye and children's clothing
in large quantitiva ami elegant patterna
at iowvat prica at i, I blockten'e. , v
When in Salem and you want a good
meal Uou't forget to go to 8trouga
iUMtauraut, where every thing tb mar
ket afford eau.e bat j ;
A eomplete liat ol the" American'
award at the Paris eipoeition ha been
received in .New York , Anjong the
prisee ia a bronae medal to Mr. Chria
tine Oberg, ol Portland, for entbroildered
linen. A broni medal i alao awarded
Mr. Julia M. Lard, ol Baton, but it tl
not staled what' lor. ' ' ' v ' '
Wade A Co. are aelling larm wagon
cheaper than any other houe in Oregon,
See reduction in price in our ad on
bicyclee, don't mia this chance. Camp
bell Broe. .. ; ;
Hop dance hare commenced. On
Saturday there waa one at Dove 'a. Mon
day evening McLaughlin gave one and
expects to keep it up three times week.
We have aeveral bikee on hand and
they must be told thi tall. Campbell
Bros.
John Stump nt five fine CoUwold
buck on Tuesday's train to Ellensburg,
comigned to. J. Hi Burch. Mr. Boreh
knowa a good theep when he eeet on
and haa got. on th right track to im
prove hi Cock.
COKDWOOD taken on subscription
at the WEST SIDE office.
If you want a good hat lor your good
head, buy a Gordon at J. L. block ton'.
Bay your mill feed at th Collin mill.
Bran, 112 per ton J thorta, 114 per ton.
A. D. Davideon it the proud possessor
of a genuine "grandfather clock which
waa handed down by th preceding
generation. The clock wee bought . by
"Dee'a" grandfather, H. Bur ford, lo
1852, upon the payment of fifty buahel
of wheat and baa been running regularly,
keeping good time, ever line. It ttad
(vera! feet high and 1 ran by weight.
.
J. L. Stockton received, thi week,
direct from the mill, a very large lot
of fall and winter underwear and i tell
ing it at 10c to 11.25 a garment.
Don't overlook the Roahford wagon,
the beat ironed wagon on the market.
For aale bj R. M. Wjd C. ;
Ice cream
Robinson's.
and "tee cream soda at
Early Thursday morning there waa a
gentle "patter on the roof", that made
the hop picker feel blue.
Ladiee if you with to be well dretaed
get a pair of thoet, a fur collarette and a
fine drest of J. L. Stockton.. He ha the
latest and the best. .
Aaa Robinaon haa come back from
Eugene with hia race borae. He entered
the borte in two racea, winniug one ol
them, the three eight ol a mile. In the
other race, the jockey failed to hear the
call back after starting, and went the
distance ; consequently be couldn't keep
up on the tecood run.
At Robin ton' you can have cruihed
fruit in your ice cream.
The poetmaiter at Salem, in telling a
eubtcriberto the West Bids that hi
copy of the paper ia tent only once in
awhile, it taking unwarranted liberties'.
No newspaper would do eueh a thing a
that. Every one who subscribes to a
paper and pay Jpr it, ie entitled to re
ceive hia copy regularly and it he doe
not do so, the fault ia usually found with
the negligence of some of Uncle Sam's
servants. We will be willing to gamble
that this particular subscriber's paper
is mislaid in the Balem office. The pott
master is trying to cover bis neglect by
laying the blame where it don't belong.
Try Moore, the barber, north side of
"C" street, opposite Knox's grocery
store, for a hair cut or ahave.
John Vernon, of Rickreall, on Satur
day reported the loss of a valuable horse.
It seems that tome one, as yet unknown,
bad been shooting s rifle" and it it sup
posed that by chance one of the bulleta
Struck' the horse and-killed it. inas
much s there is much'stock at large, it
would not be i bad idea to have some
legialation prohibiting the shooting of
rifles in the valley.- - - ' : .
Bay your cameras and supplies of
F. E. CHAMBERS
While E. C. Derrick, of Lincoln, this
county, was cutting brush Wednesday
of laat week, his ax caught on a limb
overhead and recoiled, etrikjng b(m on
the head. The ax was double-edged and
cut a severe gash in Derrick's scalp but
no serious results are expected.
Steel ranees at R. M Wade & Co's at
prices that cannot be met by any can
vassing agent.
Tbe county courts of Marion and Polk
together with the Salem city council.
let a contract last Friday to R. M. Gil
bert, of Polk, county, for putting new
decking' on tbe main spent oi. the big
Willamette bridge, and putting in extra
piling to brace tbe west approach, which
it getting rather shaky.
For special rate on' Lipplncott's
afagazlDe to subscribers of the Wjsst
wide, call at toe omce.
Garfield Byers was in town Monday
and his team evidently did not like city
bustle and life, so concluded to go home
Garfield caught hold of one of the boraea
tot the team got away and came sailing
by tbe Wist Bids office at a .good clip.
Just before reaching the bridge tbe team
cheered off and one of tbe horses fell
otherwise tbe whose outfit might have
gone into tbe slough. Ed Hilllard, who
eeea everything, caught the team before
ny further mischief could be don
woman and child in a buggy were missed
by a very narrow margin.
Wheat it 60 cenU here.
The Normal achool at Monmouth
pens o Tuesday, th 18th.
Lyou !dge No. W, F. A A. M will
meet naturuav evening.
Mia Emma Ilenkel entertained a few
young mends last Saturday evening.
; Th parent ol Mr. Alderdyoe arrived
from Seattle on Tuesday (or a vlait.
Mis Beetle Butler has returned from
her camping tour.
Miee Mabel Wells returned on Mon
day from a Vlait with, relative and
IriendsloOorvallia.; . '
No assessment this month for tbe De
gree of Honor, and on aateeameat lor
thA.U. U. W.
Following adjournment during the
past month, th Eastern Star ia booked
to meet next Tuesday ev.
A large number ol Indian from the
Sileta and Urande Bond agenda art in
th hopflelda. ' . i r .
s Th creamery wilt start op for steady
run on Monday. Everything I in shape
now, so bring on your oream.
The truiry will be ready lo receive
milk and cream on Monday. Bring all
you've got. ,
Th fruit dryer of Gltraor A Celbreeth
ie now in operation, running on French
prune moatiy. ,
T. D. Campbell will leave lor Corral
lie on Tuesday to attend th wedding ol
Mie Aiic VYbiteektr and Mr. Carl
Porter; r. ;,t i',' S;
Laat Moodav waa Labor Day. accord
ing to law, but no one would have knowa
it here. Everybody wa at work jul
th m a uaaal . ; ;
Walter Miller and wile, of McMinn-
ville, paaaed down Toeeday afternoon.
Mr. Millar i on of Luc 4 Co t. Jiop.
bo)r.
President Campbell, ol the Monmouth
Normal school, started lor Baker City
n Tuesday to attend, a aeeekm ol th
Eastern Oregon Teacuer' Aseooiaiioo.
Riley Craven and wife, J. M. Craven
and Miae Crowley returned Sunday
evening Irora a two weeks' trip and out
ing wuwn waa apent ei upper ouua.
G. W. Whlteaker'a team tried to run
away on Main street . Monday morning,
baUr rank Wblteaker stayed wttn tue
big horses and finally pulled them down.
'Papal pana!" Thi I what Dave
Stapleton ha been saying to himself
since Tuesday when a little girl arrived
at hia home.
A. E. Moore returned from Nestuoee
on Tuesday, bringing a lot of salted sal
mon, cheese, etc. In exchange lor a loea
ol fruit.
II you see a bright blase for a tew
minutes these evenings, make op your
mind it ia someone burning his straw
pile.
On tbe morning train Wednesday Mr.
E. L. Gale received her little six year
old nleoe from McMinnvtll and will
probaoiy adopt the littl lady. ;
Mrs. T. D. Campbell took Wednesday
morning's train lo Corvallis where she
will visit a tew days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wblteaker.
Are you going to tb circua at Salem,
Saturday 7 We know ol ouit a number
of old boys who are forced to go ia order
to give their IttUo boys a sight oi in
show. ,.
The Southern Pacific sang ol carpen
ters, which haa been bnay for com time
putting new loundatione and roof or
tb warehouse hav ftnlvhed their
work.
It looked a little like old time to th
preeent editor of the Wavr Sidb to see a
lot ol butter from a Washington cream
ery. Tbia particular lot cam from
Waabougal, Waab., about eighteen miles
from our old heme. . 4 . I
A large number ot McMinnvill people
are in tbe bop yards adjacent to this
city, and more are coming every dsy.
On Monday we noticed Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrum, Mr. and Mrs. Carlin and tbe
Mioses Psnnington, bound for the hop
yards,
Mr. and Mr. W. C. Wheeler, ol Eaat
Portland, spent several day ol last week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver on their
farm across tbe river. Mr. Wheeler is
a city mail carrier and wa on a vaca
tion.
11. M. Line and daughter, Edith, are
baching at tbeir office during the absenc
ol Mrs. Lines snd two older daugbteis,
who are taking their outing in. the .bop
yards. One can now reach "central" at
aoy hour ot the day or night.
As Professor Morin ha resigned the
position ot principal, there is a vacancy
in said office ia tbe city schools wbich
tb board will be ceiled on to fill soon.
Th school year opens on October 1st
and applications tor said position should
be sent in at toon a possible.
Hops are still climbing skyward. It
is aaid that offer of 15 cent have been
made to several parties on contracts.
There is a suspicion that this is simply
a plan of th big concerns to boom prices
o that thev can nnload some ol tbeir
old bops on the markets before the new
hops are ready for it.
' On Tburadav Miss Lottie Hedges cap
tured an old faahioned, down-south to
bacco worm that waa digging up ner
tomato plants. Mr. Worm is four inches
In Innirth and five-eifrhtha of an inch in
diameter and looks ugly enough to fchsw
tobacco or any otber filthy stuff. As we
were not "up" on worms we got Teddy
Campbell's advice. Ted used to live in
Arksntaw ana says ne s seen looueanua
of such things. The worm waa tent to
tb agricultural college at uorvauis ss a
curiosity.
' FRATEB3AL SOCIETIES.
Socletle and lodge of Independence meet
aa icj'own;
rfO. fj. W.-Ut,d and Mb Monday.
XT.- H 2nd and 4th Monday.
1
D.of
I
O. O. f . Encampment, 2nd and 4th Tundey.
Hebekib. Wt and lid Tuendur, . Subordinate
lodge, Xhamday. .. . , ." , " ..
K
Wu, we awe, sru wm v
,2nd and 4th Friday.,
W.-Ut, td and 5th Friday.: W. Ciielt,
FBa?9RNAL UNION 2nd and tthBatuiday.
M ACC A BKE9 Bnd and th Monday.;
FOBK8TEB8 Tueaday. r - .',;.-
MASOM10 HALL.
t3LUE LODOE On nrm saturaey on or oe-
u . lore lull moon , ana two wmxi inemiwr.
. Chapter meeU oa nret rnuar after full
moon.
TTASTSEN 8TAH oeoono ana wunn tuo-
it day.
Drink
THE, PUREST
AND BEST
Bottled beer for
family use to
be had at
0.
BALE'S CASTLE SALOON
Independence
M Bold Bur
' Er. T
Dr. Ktehutn report th follltihg
new arrival during th Week I
On Buuday morning to Mr. and Mr.
Mart Grave, a boy. - . , 1
, On Tuesday morning to Mr, and Mr.
D. P. Stapleton, a girl. -
A A Disappointment.
Th people ol Independence wilt be
grieved to learn that Professor J. It.
Morin, who had been elected principal
of.eur schools fer.tb ensuing school
year opsning en October let, has decided
to cauoel hi ngagetneut and remain In
Motley, Minnesota. ,
Protests Morin I wall liked by tb
school patrons ol this city and his resig
nation will be deeply deplored. How
ever, ww cannot blame the profaasor. In
this world people ar prone to stay with
those situations most advantageous and
that b has don so is a matter ol eon
gratulallon a to hi abilities to plesse. .
. To sol him right before the people, th
Watrr Sin prints his bitter ol reaigua
tton, sent lo J, D. Irvine, a member ol
th cbool board and a warm personal
friend of Professor Morin ! v . . .
"I hereby lender nay resignation aa
principal ol your school, and in doing so
it is with great regret, for I. had looked
forward with pleasurable anticipation to
cujr erly return to Oregon.
"After accepting my resignation here
th school board wad, me various
tempting offers, but without avail. Juei
aal was preparing to shin my goods, ie
Independence, a petition sigued by tuor
than 90 per cent of all th people ot
Mlotley asking m to remain, mad ll
impoasibls for n)S to refuse. " ' "
MI never once dreamed that th people
her cared halt a much as they havs
Just shown me they do, to hav m stay
her, but a principal is a public, servant,
and wnen all tbe people ak him to re
main and name bis own salary, it is not
possible (or him to say 'no' and I am
satisfied that you and my other Inde
pendence friends will say with me that
I did right In tbe matter.
"I sincerely truat that my action will
cause yon no trouble and that my place
will b filled by a man who will be as
successful ss I had planned and deter
mined to be. 4 w ,
"Am I Imposing on your kludness It
asking you to kindly sxplaiu to th peo
ple of Independence why I have resigned
and also tell them that I trust I may be
with them in another year, it not as
principal of your school theu in some
otber capacity. Yours truly,
J. B. Morin."
Lh J. Sprsgos, a prisoner of tbe tuts
at Salem, la publisher ot a little paper
called the Prison Missionary, bis object
being, he ssys, "to Christianiae tbe in
mate ot the institution." He write to
say that at be cannot do Job work or
publish adrartitaeients, he haa to rely
on outside subscriptions, and he needs
more of thsra in order to keep his paper
going. Hence he think a favorable
notice in the state newspapers will re
sult In some subscribers in each lacality.
ia improbable, however, that - the
Prison Missionary will "Chxistiaulae"
many ol the prisoners, bttt if .Jr. kds
their mind to better and purer thought
it will serves yry aselol purpose ' .
W. W. Perclval, th well known sheep
man ol Independence, sent ten head ol.
fin CoUwold backs to this city Satur
day. They war brought her in a large
spring wagon and arrived in good condi
tion after their ride. Thev wer placed
lo charge of Geo. W. Smith, who had no
trouble In disposing of seven ot them on
their arrival. They are yearling, and
ar Juat the kind ol sheep that should
be bred tor tbe general upbuilding of
this great industry. Of the ten, Msrion
Fleeter took two: Johnny Buchanan,
two; Joe McBee, one; David Hood, one;
and Geo. W, Smith, one. Mr. Percival
has on band abont 1200 wethert. Cor
vallis Gasette.
Ed Oweo lately received a copy ot the
Nome Daily News, ot August 8, from
which w copy "The lying and senna
tional report! published lo the news
papers of the United States concerning
Nome and condition alleged to be exist
ing here should meet with rigorous refu
tation on the part of people of Nome.
Each can write to friends denouncing
tbe calumnies publiabed, and the news
paper ol Nome can be depended upon
to do their share in exploding the mun-
cbausen tale told by yellow newt paper
correspondents, and the equally yellow
cold-footed fraternity who have visited
Nome only lo return to tbeir loriner
homes with lies on their lips."
PUBLIC BU8INE8H.
Abstract of Iasirnmenti Filed In Polk
Conntf Ang. 28 to Sept, 8, 1900. "
;' - DKIUS ' ,: , ' ;
3 M Bears to J W Crider, i lnt in
76 84a aec 28. to 7 e 1 6 w 11.
A L Porter to G D Wilkinson, 100s
sec30,tp8ir8 w-1060. ,.
John frell to A i JJradiey, it a, , Dig
15, Levens add Dallas-$4o. '
Eveline Hiltihrand to LsVlna 0 Corel,
(qt cl) all int in 40Oa sec 4,' tp V r 0 W'
W m j jweeney to AiDert . u xfaviuion,
160a ec 6, tp 9 r 8 w 11050. ,
Annet and Jat Duff to Geo I Barnard,
It 24, ZD, M, ulk J, West aiem si.
Henry Keicnen bach to W U Vatsall,
It 1. blk 6. Levens add Dallas-100.
H W Bhreveto H A Chapman, 49.85a
J W McDowell d 1 c, tp8sr w-360,
, Berionsiy injurea.
Hans Jscobson, a yonng man about
25 years 4) age, wboae home it at Port
land, met witb quit a serious accident
near Eola, Sunday. He, with two of bis
brothers, went to a hop yard in the vi
clnity of Independence, and after spend'
ing a part pi the day there, started on
tbe return Irlpi, ' They caught up with a
carriage, and they were, passing it the
young man was forced up very ntar the
team when one or th horses 'became
frightened and kicked him striking him
on the arm and chest. The carrisge
passed on leaving the injured man be
side the road with his brothers, . W. M.
Siegmund soon cam along, returning
trom ' Independence, and taking tbe
young man into his carriage, Drougni
him to the hospital in this city where
attention wss at once given his wounds.
It was found that two rib were broken
and his arm badly bruised. He was re
ported, laat night, as doing nicely and
hi recovery is only a question of time.
Salem Statesman. .,.
WANTED-ACTIVE MAN OP GOOD CHAR
oter to deliver and collect In Oregon for old
esUblunea manuraoiunn wnoioiuue nouie
sum vear. inre nay. Honesty more than ex.
perlenoe required. Our relerenoe, any bank
In nv fiitv. Eneloaa aelf-addrented ataniDed
envelope. Manufacture, Third Floor, DM
Dearborn bl, uueaao.
t Th acourtsd gold standard It I double
Irlgrjered sytteoi that worts most per-J
pleiingly uponcroM and price. '"This
svaeon tb gold standard gsv us th
ioorest oroiis ot whsat over known here
and twiated th hop crop up lo alarming
proportions. Holh quality and price bid
fair to excel anything known In years.
But .what means this high price of cattle
heep, hogs, goats, wool, lumber, wood,1
tcT Simply that tb wolf whelp ol
Wall afreet have looaenvd their grasp at
these tMdnts that they may tighten else
where. The devil knows how to do his
infamous work.' Th world ought to
know hia frirkt by this time. Wages
ar high and th dinner pall is crowded
fullol wholesome lood but this Is no
caua tor rejoicing. The , gold standard
permits this only to draw away lbs pub
lic mind from th real tendencies aud
th real issues ot the times. Why can
not the people understand that thie con
dition of protpsrity to th working man
will b doubly offset on of these dark
days by a tearful rlae in the price 'ot
watermelon teed and a dittlnct reduc
tion In the site of a ten-cent drink. '
Uy recent legialation the gold standard,
baa been made. v permanent ..ihry .say.
But let us see. You Itepubllcau tiapers
continue to praite tne Hepunnoau rty
fur having made permanent the gold
standard. Bui the time of trial is at
hand. W. J. tiryan will be elected.
Then shall the peoiile. to how frail ,U
Uiia niunuiuent erected to Republican
lim'. Bryan ' it a man of tearleeanee
ami t-ower." be will immediately pko
Joim F. Altgeld or Bv 1 Tniimn,t tb
head ol the treasury department. Then
how will the tower crumble 1' Tb first
mau that belly up to th natiou' cQ8
ter and aakifor hit pay will be thown
ample of patriotism ot the Jeflersoniauf
Jacksoolan kind. The treasursr will
turn on his heel aud lake a scoop thorn)
aud ehovel out silver until this bloated
bond bolder gel enough of Biking thi
sovereign government to pay Its honest
debts. Of course this kind ot work will
require lots of silver bnt we will use con
gress to pass a law opening up tliemiul
ot the- United States to Die free coinage
of the world's silver. Think of it, the
world's silver. Who says this wont pay
these debts. The world Is full ol silver,
Moxioo, India, China, they will all be
glad to send It here to be coined. It will
not be long till we shall increase th
capacity of our mints aud very soon w
shall hav the world's sliver and thst
would maks any nation' rich.' Tbs obli
gations of the United 8tatee would Boon
be cancelled aud the heat feature of all
ia we would skim the muck mound
minions of mstnuion out of their bides
by paying them off in four bit dollars.
But aOine uiitguidod wretch at Diy elbow
say that the whole butiuea of tbe
country will be done on a cheap money
baaisr liraut it. Suppose the wage
earner dora have to take 60 cent dollars
for hie labor and pay 100 cent dollare for
hit groceries, buppoae it doee ruin half
ounpnople lo go lo the silver basis the
country would be hotter in the long run.
I Ulievo in tne ola lashioued practice ol
bleeding." Bleed a patient all lie can
bear. Bleed him nearly to death. If
you lay It on too lieavy you nave a
corpse no unusual pheuomeoa and it
he geta over it and builds up you have a
tplendld living, testimonial lor all
dieeaaea of all men. '
I admit that Bryan s election will pre-
olpiiate hard time. What a deathly
aullneas will follow hi advent Into
power. But when the bleeding procees
has been' thoroughly petformed .il the
country doea survive the operation the
world win learn tnrougn us mat nation
al life can exist on a silver basis. ', .
A. J. Goodman went to Portland oo
Thursday to see the Elks danue In the
Midway. Me took Joe Iitrsohberg siong
to watch him. ..... '
A aoldier is killed in haltl tbe
ranks clone up and the column
marches on. In life he was an
effective soldier, in death he is (or
gotten. In life his every achieve
ment but increased the magnitude
of past victories; in death, his share
in the epoils of victory is trans
ferred to another who lives. Jut
o with advortiaing. The ad that
is always found on the tiring line,
through truck and thin, in season
and out of season, is tlie ad that
will win iU share of tha spoils in
the division of trade; while the ad
that is' run for a season, and then
"'slumps," carries with it all U
power for good. If at some future
time it resumes its place in the pa
per, it will have to entef the list as
a new competitor some other and
more progressive ad having alien
ated its favor with the buying pub:
to.- Mississippi Lumberman.-
, For the Housewife. .
Adding a pinch of salt to coffee
gives jttdne. ; ;
Sprinkle clothes with W . water
and a whisk broom.
; Try rubbing tough mettt. withV.a
cut lemon to make it tenders
Add one or two tabu-spoonfuls' of.
sugar to strong, turnips when cook
Og. . ; .-i '-. .-I- .!
Mix stove blacking with a little
ammonia to prevent it t?ijrnipg pff.
Add A few xlrops of ammonia tit
tne Diue water to. wuueu mo ciotuua.
Place an apple in the bread and
cake boxes tdt keep bread atld .cake
moist, i 'w . .... r. ' ..y-,i .
Wet a cloth in cider vinegar and
wrap cheese in it to keep moist and
prevent molding. -v-
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Elks Carnival.
Account Grand Carnival of the Benev
olent - Protective Order ot Elks, td'be
held at Portland September 4th to loth
inclusive, tickets will be sold at reduced
rates from all stations on Oregon v tines
to Portland and return. 1 Theie HAets
will be on sale Seitember 3d, 4th, nth,
10th and 13th, and limited to three days
after date ol sale. - - '
For further particulars, call on or aa
dress Southern Pacific agent at Inde
pindence. ,
or
P. L, CAJVIPBELL, Pres.,
bewar ur.UiuUaeuU fucCttarylt that
tataiii Mercury "
n'tnprenry wilt tUrsi d.olro
itmy th an ot
mull auu oouihlnlu (tumiiva
ud tlOUlplnlul
irn anlvrliiK I
the wbule iy
rm whrn eittorttiK it tliriiiiiili the mueminaiih
Jluvli Rn.1ir Mltnuld uvr b umiI el
otpt a frp.('rllloiii( from rutalil pliynl.
(Unit, M Ilia (Umimetlixr will do la ton fttld
In thOamiil nu iin tmaallil di rlva fniin tliam.
inn nainimc thy will no I" win mia
UuU'l larrh ;ur, matiunuHumd by If. J.
(In nay I ., -Tiilailo, (., eunlaliiS no War
cury, and In laSrn mtarnally, aolln dlrwtly
uihiii tne blmid aud mui unua aurlaiwa ot Hie
y.Mitt, . In burin Hatl't (felarrh Curt be
aura you ! Ilia inuln. It ! tahvn Inleru.
aliv. aua in
l in Tolfrtn, tblo, by r. l.
t)liny Cl
Hold uy l'm!t, tirlne Vto.Vet bOIIIS.
r raauiutiuiBia ir
trw$.
HSU'S raiully Hlia are tb bvat.
. Tho Hoseburg Review got off the
follyg: "A Eugene farmer was
iii a store tne other day' and some
ouo asked him. to listen to a phono
graph, on exhibition'' there. The
ojKJriUor handed him tlie ear tubes,
fixed t)itm in shape and started the
muchifi Tii farmer dropjed the
tube hur'riodlyj "Goshtherd eomes
a' trass band and X loft the mules
untied.'1'," . ' .
i ;u . Ueerg Mrt v
WbiU George Uarney.an Indian Irom
tbefUltrfs reservation, was on his, wsy
here to pick hop, he met with an accl
dent. wWeh was serious it noffatal.
BhcAlV-afisr leaving . bom he wa
crossing a.bridga When one end of a loose,
plank flew, np, scaring his team which
jumid o5 tbe side. Marnoy ws.hrown
uudr r Iic Horses anu severely aicaeu m
the breaH(llVboiies'of -which - wer
ihooi'. tchat been broken-and be In
WrWli,WBsMy. .i,.w-f .. ,f. Av j, . ,
Jttarny wak flund lly laUr ouirs and
taken tools bom.. It 'could talk .but
little. Ko,Mer 4lce hv len re-
otlvad'altic the, acclitent which occur-J
red last t rWay. .. .
Clumberlahi's (!egh Kemedy a tirtat
; ,.lajferlre..if . ti)
The snothltic and heallnir pronertle
of tbl r iuedy, lie pleasant 'tante and
prompt ana pfrnjaneiil otirea nave
made It a great favorite with people
everywhere. It b eewwlally nrwed by
luotaeni of small , uhlldreu fur oolda,
croup and whooping oougb, a It al
ways aiiorue qnici reuer, ana as nn
talna im opium or other harmful drug,
it may be given aa ooundeutly to a
ttabv ar to an adult, ror aale by Kim-
laud Drug Co v
. i ' DALLAS DOlNtiH.
W. II. Oaynor ha gone to McMinn
ville to Ink charge of the ahoe depart
ment ot. it. wacxiHin a ;o,, oi mat piece.
OthO William it teen on orutshes
since running a nail through his foot.
Bcott liiggs, of Salem, was seen on our
streets Wednesday.
.Mertlmnt B. E. Bryan it at th
nitrpolie. v . ; . .
Ji H Hubbard has moved to hit farm
ncarbuver, . , ,
' Mayor J. W. Crider .and family will
leave next week for Denver where they
will Spend tbe winter. -, .
Founuember of the Salvation army
are holding cnmpuieeiing ou the vacant
lot east o( the Kacket (tore.
Proteciiting Attorney 3. N. Hart l in
Portland thi week ; ,,-
.Work ha began in all th hep yards
and runs ordiards near her. ,
T. J. Chapman, after spending several
months traveling fdr a Portland furni
ture company, lias again taken charge of
his Store. .,.',
' Tli' nfant, child of William Kraber
alaaja4 sHrdtli tltlf. " ' ' ' '
A deoreift farmer is s'afd tb have
heconi the pioneer in a new Indus-try-r-hatnely,
making! syrup' out of
watermelons. 1 He. cuts the melons
in halves,. scoops out too ptup, runs
it through a 'cider mill, presses out
tho. juiije and; then , boils the liquid
for twelve hours over a hot lire!
Out of 270 uiulonB, worth $5 or $0
at wholesale, he gets thirty gallons
of syrup, ami markets the product
at 60c a. gallon. Tbe refuse is fed
to the hoRH. cattle and chickens,
knd: the whole operation is very
proautuie.
' Cuts and BrnlMcs Quickly Healed.
Chamberlain's Pain Halm applied to
a out, brtiiee, burn, scald or like Injurv
will liiatantiy allay tue pain ana win
beat the parts In leaa time tban any
otber treatment. Unless the injury to
very severe; it will not leave a scar.
I'sfn , lialm also cures rheumatism,
sprains,'-swellings and lameness. 'For
sale by Kituaua urug uo.
"The forty acre prune orchard of
J :
R; U Chapman, just nortn ol V&ir
las. has 7000 trees and is expected
to produce about 8000 bushels of
greed fruit, wmcn win mage iou,
000 ltwonda"'0f the dTled article;
Including old and young there will
be about forty ; persons employed
there next month,. He will pay. . 4
coots1 a buBhol. " Children may earn
Du Cents, womn f i anu men vt.ou
a '4r''tte picking Itemiier.'' y
Cwd of , Chronic Diarrhoea After
.Thrrty Yesrt of Suffering; -I''t
suflVVed for thirty years with
A'l.rrhnM ai.il Ihnllirlvl. I WIUI Daatbeluir
ourwl, says- John B. Halloway , of
iwbh (mpl .Mias. , "I bad spent bo
muM time aud money and suflered so
mueU that I bad given up all hopes of
recovlcry. I was so feeble from the ef
fects. bLUiAdlutrivma that. J. could (Jo
uo klrid of lubor, ooulu not even travel,
but by kcoldent I was permitted to Una
a bbttle of ChiMfiberHdu'a Colic. Chol
era and Dlarr bona Hlbinedy, Mid .after
takhig severar bottles I. am entirely
cured of that trouble, , I am so pleaoed
with the result that I am anxious that
it belireacnV of alt who suffer, as -1.
bave."; For sale by Klrkland Drug Co
Dr, A. A. Jcstup, - r
I 5 .DENTIST.- :
CoperjBlock. , .Hours, 8:80 to 6:00
v -I Independence, Or. ' ;
State MqprDfll School
4... t "' , i '
, uth,; Oregon.. fi
' .' ''' i ,f I U . W -l f-a i .'V'j
Fall Term-Opens .September 18th v:r,
' ' Tbe student nf the Normal Bobool
are prepared to take the State Certificate
immediately. : :
Graduates readily secure good positions
EnpetiSe of year from $120 to $160. ' "
Btropg Aoftdeiriio and Pofesulonal
; eoOrsea. New Bpeclali Department in
Manual Tralnlnir. Well eoulDDed Train
Ing Department
- For Catalooue' bentalnlnb full an
.maiiaimnni, aaareie
W. A. tVVANN, Sec. of Faculty,
.Jh-puty liawe Wardea.
Upon th leanett of a number of dtb
tens, Clsme Warden yolmby has ap
pointed Charles Macauley a deputy.
The aiiuoiulment was made Wednesday
and Charley enters upon th dlscbargs
ol bis duties Immediately, ue win nave
otentv to do and will make an example
of the first fellow he catches shooting
Denny pheassnts'out of season. .
Administrator's Holloa.
Notice Is hereby given that the tinder-la-nxi
haa bin ioikjIiiIimI liY the Honor
able County Conrl ot Polk County. Ore
gon,aliulnltretoot the estate ol Mir
....i. tun A...,n.m,t All tmraona lndebt-
W. Ullf, HtWWW". . " . 1
ed to aaid eaiate win maae iiuinwuaie
..,M..t tn H.a anil all IMiraolia UBVinit
clalniB againat said eeUU will present
tbe same to me, property veriumi aa aj
law required, within six months Irom
date hereof, '
Dated this 27th day nf August, 1000.
IIKNRY U. KELSO,
r Administrator of the eaiate ol
' Miranda Hill, deceased.'. .
W. O. Sharman,
; QECEl'IT TULB8
Main Street,, Inidopeudonco
THE ARCADE.
Divldion Hedflti, , Prop.
Cigar, ClofVptit, Tebaeeee "lasl
.j , Cnfetlonry.
nrtjt Cl,pa rokjutaln l
naetloei. ' r 1
"t-!lJU
4 t.
l. ..V- Vf
V'lth vry Mlh" purehae, yew get
a ehan n a SO Mitoheil iyeie
t b bran away 8(tembee 20. .
Pitting Qlcppca
- Is a specialty with' us.
Respectfully yours, r '
0. A. KRAMER & CO.
' Jewelers aad Optklass. ;
'
Independence - - Oregon
The Castle
Keepa xjonHtantly on -hand a, flue
SHHortment or
O Whiskies, l
- Wines,
" Brandies,
Cigars,
Also the famous Hop Gold Beer.
.1 . I I tl llll ''--''
ED. GALE, Proprietor.
G;L Hawkins
,vi - .,-
IstftsesdcK. Or.
5 . i 'i t ( .i . ...
Mnnumenti and
agSP 1 ' ' Headstones
; - 1 Cemetery Work
CIV.
The Independence
NATIONAL BANK
Capital 8tock, $60,000.00 .(
C. maSCHRKRQ. ABBAB AM KfLSOM, '
rrMldtnt. , Vlee-rrasMaM
V .- '"aw. ItVIMI, Oaahtor.
, S.f 1I9 .. -' '
DIRECTORS. k
i -'.' r.'J'
S. t.Smllh, A. Kelaea. A. . Beth. . . Jaa
pat wo, J. K. Hhoaai, O. W. aaara, U. klfsokbaay
A nnral Ranking and axeba boats
trmacll; loam made, bllli dlKountad,
roerelalrrdlliireiitd; depoalu reoalTSd a
currant aecounl tubjeel te eaeek. tolaml aU
D llmadapn(U. . .... . Hi '
Polk County Bank
. -' (INCORPORATED.) .
MONMOUTH,'
ORB0ON.
i. H.UAWI.tK. . . f. 1 CAMPBBM. I
rrwlilcuu Tim-rrcaieaai.
. J1U C. ItlWKIX, faafcler.v,..: '
.. . l'.-;--i,.i:.'-ji i'.V
Paid Capital . .$30,000.00
.VI .t'fliVJ.
1. iJ! A
DIRECTORS: p. r-
J, H. Hawleyj P. L. Cauipbell I. M.
Hiuipson, j. xv. v, sutler, joon .
B. Stump, F. 8. Powell,
-; t . H' i t) Joseph Craven; 1' J, J - v :
Transact! a General Banking
sind Exchange Business.
Corrected te rtt. , - V .' -
Laikvea ImleMnd
enee lor Monmouth
and Alrlle. ' " '
.4 TiS() m . "
. 8:80 p. . , ,, I
Leave Ipidopend-
I.eavea Alrlle for
Monmouth and
Independence, '
' . 0:00 a. m. K
S UO p.m.,. . ;
Leavea Dallas for
Monmouth and In
dependence. . .-
, ; ; 1:0(1 p. m, .',
:0 1" '
I enven Mnnatoulh
for IurtepMidenoe.
. 9:45 a. ,, ,,
1:80 p. ui.
... io it. m, ,
OiOOa.m.
Leavea Independ
ehoe roe Monraouth
S iOSp. m.
enoe ror ModuiohIU
end Dallm.
: 2 Uioo.
4 T:tS p.m.
Leavea Monrtiouth
tor Alrlle. 5 , '
i '.T;0. sa.
' 3:B0 p. m,
Leave Monmouth
futDaUaa.
1! . lliHO a, m. . -,7:30
p.m. '
" :-' Free to InVentori. , , .
Tha axnerience nf C. A. Know Co. In obtain.
Idk more than 20,000 patent tor Inventor! has
.n.i.iui ilw m to helufiillv answer many ansa-
tiona rxlatlng to the protection ol Intellectual
Dronerty. Tun they have done In a pamphlet
natunu. with cost of fame and how to nrooure
them; trade-marks, duHVRU, oaveaU, infringe
mmiia deulaloni in leadiua patent oases, eto.
IThis parapblot will be sent free ..to anyone
writing to C. A. Bnow & Co., Washington, 0.0
. . . -OREGON.'S. ' '
GREATEST STATE FAIR
Seotember 17 to 22, 1900.;
f Bigger and Better Than Ever Before, i":
Urounds greaUy improved, Bnlldlne repaired and renovated, all etocfc build.
logs tborougbly disinfected, everytblng In drat tdaas coudltlou
U tbe largest aua best aud most complete '
; Uts M Mm and Agricultural fxpasta
EVER HELD ON THE COAHT. , ,
$2o.ooo in Premiums and Purses!
Good raoine every afternoon. Moslo and fun at Dlbt Auction aale of live ;
stock will be made a leadlnir feature.. All live slock and otber ejblbile bauled
free over thi Houlbern l-aclrle Railroad. Reduced paaaenger rates on all rail
roads. For premium list sod otber Information, address
M. D. WBKRUNO, Pre., , j ' M. D. WISDOM.
. ( . ,nWBfO,Orega. : . PortUnd, Oregon.
F6r Drayin
. V f
'....Call on....
F. M. SKINNER,
''n b Independence
4 4 1.
'OireiM" lot iaupg,'
' executod - promptly " v
- , and ati reabonable '
ratca. ; ..' ,
West Side-
... j,'. . ' " AND '".
Weekly, Orcgonian
Ooe Year, (la advance) ;.r -. l.oo
Are you looking
for a brush?
Not with Germany-ibut a hair brush, '
tooth brush or a silver-polishing
brush. I have a good all-bnstle hair
. brush for 25o. .Tooth brushes, 5c upi
A. S. LOCKE,
INDEPENDENCE,
OREQON
Who said there wad nothing
new under the sun?.:.. ' ;
If you think so, you will have to change.
r . your mind when you see that....
'Special Bicycle''
Prices on all our Bicycles have been cut Twenty per cent.
They also have the celebrated
I hey
"20II
golightly" Imperial for.
"DOCTOR UP"
. Changeable weather, between two seasons encour
. ages your, chronic troubles and intlicts upon you
v much petty sickness, , Better, ward it off. 10 cents
. might prayenf it when. $10 wouldn't cure it.
. Cme" to us to haye your prescriptions filled, and
forveyery thing kept in a well regulated drug store.
. - ' . , - .
STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS
: V. . AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
KIRK LAND
!.-iVtv:-.-.A: Bljr Kick ' .
man makes when his laundry Work
sent home with Iporoupine edgss
and
spread, eagle buttonholes, ft he would
Dring nis naen to an up-to-aate wunary,
where' perfect methods ' obtain at all
times, sudh as the Balem Steam Laundry,
hewlU reoetve his 'shirts, collars and
oufls equal to . new evcrjr time. thstwe -
send tlem home, t ( .
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
'; COLONEL J. OLMSTED, Prop.
; Lctvayeur orders at Kutch's Barber shop,
With the Salem stage. ,' .' i ,
fVT.THE ; . .. ..;f:.;, .:, v
LITTLE PALACE HOTEL
' ; il k, STARK, Prop..
You can get... ;
6 Heal Tickets for S.
v Our Everyday Meal ? -!
: V i9 as good as our ;?
tt Sunday Dinner, and
our Sunday Dinner -
v is decidedly' the best ' ;
. Meat to be had in
town. Try it. tf 1 'v
E.L.Ketchum,M.D
Offloe and ftesidenoe Corner Railroad
. - v - Monmooth Bcreets, "i
OB
ii
i
A CLEAN SHAVE
t AND A-
"M STYLISH RAIRCtiT,
leWIIATVOU OUT WHSH 01 fATnoNIZS
Kutch't Barber 8hop. -'
Ia4epeodeH(se ( , . '.Oregos
M B BIER IP
t. T. HENKLE, Proprietor
' Hot and Cold Baths at all
. Times. '
INDEPENDENCE - - OREOOX
Prescription Droggist
. aaaataM mL mmm
Campbell Bros.
Independence, Ore-
$2 2
DRUG CO.
Is
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amves time, costs less, better service. ,
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anr uamlnatlona miA. Attr'a sot due antu patwt
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