THE WEST SIDE
TiltiktM, Ns. 141.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II, im
KMHiUT. Or rYTHUft,
OOMKR UUH1S NO, , MKKT8 KVRRY
11 Wednentay nnlit;. Memtwrt will take
0u ntw and govern lhmxlve aooorxllntly
Vixtunf Kulhtar Invito in altotut
oonwulvni.
V. U VHAZIKK tLO. .
J. W. hU'MARIWON. K. ft.L
Twontr IhhiiI of choiv rliit Cots-
woM nuess wr ssie. inquire oi
tf W. W. riHOITAL.
J . 8. Moor, ths barber on C strL
now hMutUw Nswbro's Herplolds, tha
faminisrisndrutrcure, endorsed by all
Hie tadlng brlrs of I'ortlsud and all
rttltw lu th wwt, Ulvsi It a trial and
mm your bslr,
Ths motor ntsde a special trip to Mon
mouth on Twsdsy retting to scoom mo
dal thorn desirous ol hssring Hon.
Thos. U. Tongue.
COUinVOOD taken oa subscription
at tne ntiBi Mi'ti oroe.
The city of 8ltm has placed a Ifcensa
of 5 cnt per month (or each telephone
instrument in uw, and hut employed an
attorney to begin proceedings against
the Oregon Telephone Co. to compel the
payment ot the same
Try Moore, the barber, north ilde ol
"C" slrvt, opposite Knox's grocery
store, lor a uair cut or aliave.
Hortt Bros, shipped a lot of hop dur
um the week to Sacramento. The place
of thote chipped waa toon filled by tbe
arrival for stoisae of other lota.
Clean cheat teed for tale. Apply to
Henry Hill, Independence. ti-14 4t
A phyiician recommended that one of
the Koeeburg cilissns ahould take eul
phur in whisky for rheumatism. The
citisen forgot all about the sulphur, but
the local paper ays be ia getting along
oe well as could be eipected under the
circumstances.
Wheu in Haletu and you want a good
meal don't forget to go to Strong's
iitwtaurant, where everything the mar
ket allows can be had.
Huntera report the Denny pheasanta
rather wild aince the open aeaaon began
and but few have been able to report
having killed the limit allowed by taw.
Bur your mill feed at the Collins mill.
Bran, $U per ton; shorts fin per ton.
Farmers are looking tor rain.
China birds are plenty ut wild.
- Buy your cameras and supplies of
F. E. CHAMBERS.
The creamery is doing a good bu li
ne?. For apeolal rate on , Llpplnoott's
MatfHxIiiH to subscribers of the Wtarr
St pk, call at the office.
The word Garland is a guarantee that
the aiove ia first class in every respect.
For sale by R. M. Wade & Co.
Coleman Gillespie, who killed ao aged
woman for her money, waa hung at Gold
Beach, Curry county, last Friday. Now
isn't it about time to start Frank Mo
Daniel, the Portland murderer, to serv
ing out his sentence?
F. . Chambers keeps all kinds of
photographic supplies.
The editor of the Corral lie Times saya
that short akirta have reached Corvallis
and he approves of them. 8o do all
sensible editors. The idea of a woman
being compelled by arbitrary faahion to
drag a long dress through catarrhal
spit, green tobacco cuds, dual, filth, etc.
on the sidewalk is repulsive to think
about, to say nothing of the disease
germs that are taken home to breed
aickneaa and doctor billa. and perl aps
death in the family. Ladies, wear short
akirta. Don't get them too abort. Your
ow n natural modesty will tell you how
long to make them, or how short. Don't
sweep the streets with yonr dress skirts;
that is the business of the street clean
ing department
You would be surprised to see the
great variety of air tight heater displayed
on ttie floor at R. M. Wade A Co'a. If
you need anything in that line don't
overlook them.
Campbell Bros, have just received a
new and complete stock of wall paper.
The school superintendent of Klicki
tat county, Wash., says he haa been on
able to obtain a sufficient number of
teachers for his county and ia about half
a dozen short. Unemployed teachers
will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. They should address Fro
feesor Colburn, Goldendale, Waah.
Wall paper that will please the moat
critical, at Campbell Bros.
George W. Henkle received a letter a
few days ago from bis son, Raymond,
who is" at present in New York city.
Raymond stated that he was then en
rolled on the books at a college of phar
macy. He likes it very well in his new
location and finds much of interest to
entertain him during his leisure hours.
Corvallis Gazette.
School book and school supplies af
Robinson & Co s.
Thos. W. Brunk, one of Polk county's
most prosperous farmers and stockrais
era, was up from Eola, Saturday. He
informs us that he received a number of
fine Cotswold ewes from Canada last
week, and is highly pleased with them.
The ram at the head of his flock was im
ported from England about a year ago.
He is constantly buying sheep from the
het flocks in the United Ststes, Eng
Jand and Canada, in order to bring his
flock up to the highest possible grade of
excellence. To show how well he is
'Succeeding in his ambition, it may be
stated that tbe spring lambs he is now
'selling weigh from 145 lbs. to 185 lbs.
Three weeks ago he sold two lambs to
Prof. E. B. McElroy that weighed 170
lbs. and 184 lbs. respectively. He finds
the Cotswold sheep the best adapted to
this climate, and thinks that Polk county
has the best flocks of this breed in the
state. Mr. Brunk has but a lew lambs
remaining for sale. He also makes a
specialty of raising fine Portland China
Logs, and other blooded stock. Such
fanners as Mr. Brunk are worth a great
deal to a community. Dallas Observer.
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there Is nothing so good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try It. For sale by
Klrkland Drug Co.
Do you need
PRINTING ?
If so, give the WEST SIDE
a call. Printing of every
description done with neat
ness and dispatch at rea
sonable rate".
WE AIM TO PLEASE
Nisi Lela Hsrren has gone to 8al
U inter a business college.
Tha':,fab club" held an Interesting
session on Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Well is visiting at ftuvrr
tuts week. '
Cossty Treasurer Pallon has made
call lor warrants issued prior to July 13,
One little handbill can promise more
than a dosen circuses can perforin.
0. D, Calbreath and family went to
Newport on Tuesday for a few days at
in oeach.
Hon. Thomas II. Tongue addressed
croftdsd bouse at th auditorium on
Tuesday evening.
J. W, Hobbs, an Internal revenue in
spector, passed through town on Tues
day, bound south.
Mr. T. D. Campbell went to Corvallis
on Tuesday to vlait her sister, Mrs. Carl
Porter.
C. Farlow, a former resident of this
city, was over from Marlon last Satur
day on a business trip.
R. L. Polk's directory man was lu ths
city the first of tbe week getting mater
lei tor a 1901 book. II found number
of changes and lots of new names,
Mies Louis Waller has gone to Albany
to-go to the Convent school. 8h left
hor on Tuesday. v
George S. Howell ot Portland, came
op Saturday evening and spent Sunday
among th Denny pheasants. He took
home a nice string of birds,
Leu Robertson, formerly of this city
came in on th Portland train Tuesday
to visit a few day with his daughter
ra. W. H. Craven.
L. C. Gilmore and Harry E, Wagoner
are attending the session of the grand
lodge, Knights of Pythias, st Astoria
this week.
Hon, Thomas H. Tongue and wife ar.
rived on Tuesday, Mr, Tongue being
billed to speak in the evening on th
political issue.
J. M, Stark returned on Monday from
a ten days' trip to the southern part of
the state. He didn't find any place that
he liked better than Independence.
Lucky, Indeed, is the Individual on
fortunate enough not to lie able to go
hunting, who has a friend or two to re.
member him with a pair of birds occa
sionally.
Claud P. Fryer, late of the medical
department ot the IT. 8. army haa en
tered the medical college at Salem. No
doubt that Claude with a course at that
institution and hi former" experience
will soon become a full Hedged M. D.
J. T. Huntly, who has been conduct
log a barber slit p In Salem, is eipected
to move here next week and open np
shop. Tliis will make four barbers in
tows. As ths three barbers already here
do not keep busy it would seem that a
new one coming in would be a poor
move.
Judge F. A. Moore, Hon. H. B. Thiel-
sen, Jurge G. H. Burnett and Dr. W. T.
Williamson, prominent member of ths
Masonic fraternity, of Salem, drove over
her Saturday evening for a fraternal
visit with the Masonic lodge, which held
meeting that night, conferring the
third degree.
Th farmers sre looking and wishing
for rain to soften np the earth a little so
that plowing can commence. A few of
them have already begun to plow their
low lands, although the ground is rather
dry as yet. Many of the farmers have
commenced to sow fall grain, but there
is still a lot of seeding to be done.
The electric light company reports
considerable business being done with
Monmouth people. Outside of the street
lights, which are giving satisfaction and
comfort to the pedestrian at night a
number o( residents are having lights
put in their houses because it is so much
easier to turn a button and get light,
and n lamps to fill with coal oil or
chimneys to break.
Many a college owes its fame to the
tree advertising it gets through its foot
ball team.
The advertiser who makes the best of
everything is always sure of a market
lor his products.
Advertising in a program is an excel
lent thing for the man who publishes
th program.
Steamboat men say it has been years
since the Williamette has attained such
o low stage as has prevailed during the
major part of the 1900 season, and a dry
summer is apparently to lie followed by
a long dry fall. The rain ot air week
caused a rise of about nine Indies in the
river's stage but the stream is gradually
resuming its normal stage.
The recent flurry in the price of hops
over about Dallas has almost set some of
the growers wild. They deem this as a
sort of indication that the market Is go
ing to rise right away to a high notch.
The two buys recently made by one of
Dallas' citizens at MM and 15 cents were
msde simply as a speculation on his
part; he is not acting for anyone else.
An Oregon prune dealer and expert
states that California prune buyers are
going about this state endeavoring to
buy up Italian prunes under the name
of Fallenberg prunes, with the evident
intention of selling them as California
Fallenberg prunes, a niuch inferior arti
cle. He advises all Oregon growers of
Italian prunes to endeavor to see that
they are marked as Italian prunes, as
the Italian prunes of Oregon have estab
lished a reputation for excellence far
ahead of any prunes raised in Califor
nia, and should not be allowed to be
sold as or to be placed in competition
with the California Fallenberg prunes,
which sell for several cents per pound
less than the Italian prunes of Oregon.
Drink.
Hop Sold Beer
THE PUREST
AND BEST.....
Bottled beer for
family use to
be had at
ED. GALE'S GASTLE SALOON.
Independence,
I ; ' City Cminell. ,
Council met In adjourned loa'tott on
Friday evening, Oot. ft. .. c
Committee on streets reported a rro.
lution to repair drainage on 1) street
from 4th to Railroad, end the advent
property owners be required to make
same, Unanimously adopted.
Repairs were ordered mado by pro
pcrty owners in tlill'a addition to about
twenty-eight blocks. "
I. L, Smith was granted licetine to sell
liquor for three months.
Au Old Hook.
Mr. W. U. Creasy brought to the Wkt
SiDWotllce this week mii nmtiunt book
and one rather dilllt-ult for the reader o
the present day to decipher as the letter
"" is supplanted by "f."
The book was published in 1713 by K
Fisher and is entitled "The Msirour o
Modern Divinity, touching the Coven
ant ot Works ami the Covunant o
Grace; with their nee and end, both
the time ol the Old testament, and in the
time ot the New," ,
The book was found anting the effects
ot Hard P. Paige, DvmUrtuit, N. 11
The house lu which it waa found hud
been built over 100 years. The hook was
a gilt from Mrs. Paige to Mr. Creasy in
1HV1.
HOPS.
mi 1 a
jiiore are ;w rmies oi Hops in
it . n . .1 .... t . i
uie aouincrn metric cotmiuiiy lii'ji
warehouse, says the Hlateainnn,
but the bulk of the crop is yet to l
hauled from the temporary storugo
on the farms whore tlny mro rain
til. While quito a number of can
lipye Ih'u Bhijwl, ytt the move
ment of hops id very glow tunl the
market is extremely quint. Tho ro
jmrt from all sources would ceni
to indicate Unit gmnt prices will yol
bo realized for tho crop. Huyern,
however, are not pitying over U'i
coins for choice lots hut it ia thought
that in a few weeks better prices
will prevail.
Large ale of hops were reported
Tresday by a iiuiuIht of growers.
Tho most of tl cm huve been bought
or the foreign market, and the
pihlity of those purchased has lni
tho best. J. Curuiicliaol, who buys
exclusively for tho London market,
Hirehused DUO bides Tuesday, pay
ug from 11 to I I cents. These
are tho lurgunt miles reported this
year and the price paid is very en
couraging to growers, who are hold-
ng for 15 w nta. . These prices from
oreign brewers ate Very likely to
force American brewers to pay more
remunerative prices than they have
been willing heretofore to offer.
lie outlook is very favorable tor n
stronger demand from Loudon in a
ow weeks than there is at the pres
ent time.
W. II. Durst, A well known hop
man, who has recently returned
rum London, where be niude a
careful study of the market, has
this to say in the Eugene titiurd,
bout conditions there:
"I feel sure that if the growers
can get on without selling for a few
weeks they will all realize good
trices The situation in England
is very strong, i here is no trade
yet for the reason that Knglihh
brewers do not buy American hope
itil the boards are clear of the
Knglish crop. The demand may
open in London in 30 days, and us
soon as it does our market will feel
the effect of it.
No Pnpiilixt Indians,
James Plunkott, of Kings Valley,
paid Corvallis a buHiicss visit Mon
day. Mr. I'lunkett says everyone
is busy in his section. A populist
neighbor of his stated tho other day
that ho wished ho could divide him
self into four men in order that he
might do more to supply the de
mand for labor. Mr. I'lunkett told
him he could letuedy that matter
by voting for Bryan. If Uryan
were elected he could reduce him
self into onii-fourth of n man and
then find leisure time. Mr. I'lunkett
knows the Indians of .SileU well.
He recently asked one of these gen
tlemen about the political complex
ion of things at the agency. "Are
there any Republicans among the
Indians?" asked Mr. I'lunkett.
"Lots," responded his red brother.
"Any Democrats?" "Oh, Borne,"
in a tone "that would indicate u
hopeless minority. "Any populist-?"
"Not a damn one," came,
the answer sudden and decided.
Gazette.
The political editor of the Albany
Democrat is everlastingly lamming
it to Mr. Hugh Fields, the presi
dent of the woolen mills of this
city, because of his stated political
position as defined in a recent in
terview in tho Oregonian. Tho Oro
gonian js glad because Mr. Fields,
formerly a Democrat, will support
Mr. McKinley for president, and
the Democrat is mad becauso the
Ortgonian is glad. It js a glad,
mad, sad case, taking it all around.
Brownsville Times.
r r
Notice to Light Consumers.
We can no longer guarantee the life of
incandescent lamps for 30 days, as the
manufacturers will not give us the same
guarantee. Gilmore & Calbreath.
DRESSMAKING, PARLORS.
Mrs. J. O. Mouse and Mrs. E. M.
Irvine have opened Dressmaking
Parlors oue door eust of H. H. Jus
person's on Monmouth street, and
aollolt a fair share of your patronage.
(nntie Laws of Oregon.
Aa the llnhlng season la now ou and
the limiting wHitou will wain open for
l.uiier game, It may be well to remind
pHith'N going to the mountains nt
when lb. y e.iti lake KHtiie. '
It la lawful to kill deer and elk iVom
July H to November I of imeh year,
tint It Is iinlKWiiil to kill litem ai nuj
time for the hide-, hams and bonis
and It Is hU'i uulawful at any time lo
kill a anotted fawn r to ebuse a deer
wlih iluua.
The open uracil to kill silver gry
aiinlrrela la from Ootolwr toJanuary I.
Tho oeii soNsoir for China pheasant,
uriiimx. nittlve iiheaaaiila and iiuaila I'
the month of October and November.
Hunters are imt allowed t shoot from
a niiblln hluhwav or to enter any stand
Inir or growlni! gialn not bla own for
1 1 io lim ine or ivi'ovri tut or taxing any
mme, or logo upon any pietulHca for
the tiiirni'soor'hunllnit or to allow Ida
dogxtod i ao without; the eoiiaoiit of
llio ou ii.tr or Ihii l-vrmii! lu chnrgM. llie
law forbid the killing of laekmiliie ex-
it-pi from the tlrat day of Kcptombcr
until the 1st day or ivorimry ioiiow
loir.
I rout iiiny he taken from April I to
Novi'iiihcr 1 or each Veur, Dueka may
lie klllvd fonu Ht ptciuhorl uuld March
1.1 following,
l lie penult v for the vhdtillou or any
of the pmvlidoim of the law protecting
game la a line of not lena than vio or
more I ban t'JO, tucthor with the coat
of the brow tuition or by flue tu the
oouniy lull not lea man seven uays
(tor mure than 100 dnva.
The puoIhImiu'IiI m-lngao severe few
will tiike the ehiineea of killing game
out nrst'i'Moti. ,
The accuracy of our information
us to great men seems to increase as
they fade. Into history. Thus,
everybody knows how .Washington
nnd Lincoln wniltl vote if they
were alive, hut only ono man can
tell bow (irover Cleveland will cast
his Imllot and he won't split on
himself.
Kven Mark llaiina has turned
at ItiHt ami lias said to Colonel
Hiyun, in the language of the old
ai key preacher, who wouldn l
ewear: "all dem tilings what you
any 1 is you is."
w
J, II, Jiitdiee took over lo Ashland
itxt week and from there shipped to the
proprietor of a snake larm near Itoelie-
tor, Minnesota, itIO snakes. They are
ho hug eating, My-eatching, mosquito-
killing variety oi snakes,' and as rattle-
sinike destroyers they have no equals.
I Loire the deitiHiid lor them, and hence
he collecting together of this herd ol
no public hif tuclors ami the shipping
otihem to a distant and less favored
otintry. They acre sent by express
and the cost ol so doing waa $75. .Kla
math Republican,
A WARUKEJVIISSIONARY.
II Didn't UilU-w la ranlu th
Dnrni) .
That the warrior aplrit ia not coo-
fln'd to soldier Is clearly shown by a
story of a niiaslonary chaplain In Natal,
Itev. tieorge Smith. Mr. Smith had
been temporarily at tached to the army
lor tu pi riod of the campaign, anddur-
riff ttie whole of the long1 and fierce
Zulu attack right gullnntly he played
his part In tending the sick, (firing aid
to the wounded and comforting ths
dying-.
ho one had a creator share of danger
than he, and no one, says a writer in
Illack wood's Magazine, showed a more
soldierly example of (renting that dan
ger with calm indifference. Not only
did he perform the duties of his office,
but aa every man who could handle a
rille waa sorely needed to defend the
parapet, Mr. Smith did essential service
y going round tho various posts and
distributing1 rrseno cartridges, 1
A good story went round the army In
South Africa bearing on the spirit of
his professional conduct on oue occa
sion. One of the men, In the heat and et
citement of battle, wna curalug his en
emies nnd using most profane lan
guage. The chaplain, coming behind,
heard his words, nnd aahl:
"You should not speak like that, my
friend. Don't curse themP'Then. ahov
Inga pneket.of cartridges into hishandj
"Bhoot thenil shoot them!"
- - . .
Th Fort ma at Aden.
The southern entrance of the Red
sea In commanded by the Vortrees of
Ade.n nnd the fort In the little island
of IVrlin, ia the Strait of Haliel-Miin-deb;
the gmia of t he hitter completely
covering the narrow channel, and the
fcrtrcHs dominating the entrance to the
sell. N. V. Vorld.
Nansen's Men.
Norway's storthing has voted a lump
sum of 4,000 kroner, $1,080, each to Nan-
"acn's 12 coinnilona and 3,000 kroner
a yonr for five years to Cnpt, Svendrnp,
who Is to command tho next expedition
in tho I'ram, planned lor lHu8.-rMiaiV
CITY OF INDEPENDENCE.
covsca.
F. E Chambers
Levi Joeus
l.'l,HHTl'ng
Irwin t'lng'jett
II. II. JiiHjrnou
I. lis t
ornoKKs.
K. I., Ketchum... ...Mayor
K. T.llenklt) Koeorrtur
J. K. llnclfltiy , Mftwlml
A, II. RoliliiNori, Jr Tremunur
J. N, AniMlro'ig Nliht Waluh
1 ne oily oouuull moot on the first and third
Tuexliiy.
Flt.VTKUNAL SOCIETIES
SorlcUin snd ladKoaof independence moot
tut follows: 1
odd kkuowh' ham.
HO. tr. W. 1(1, M nnd fith Monday. D. of
II., 'ind and llli Monday,
T O.O. K.-Uncmiiiunmit, 2nd nnd 4th Tasday.
1 UohuKiih.lfiUiollldTuuHduy. Suburdluate
lodge, Thursday.
OK ".-Wednesday. .
WO, W.-lst, 8d and r.tli Friday. W". Olrole,
2nd and4th Krkluy.
FUATKKN AMINION 2nd and 4lh Hatuiday.
WUITTIKKB HAI.l.
MA(!CAHKKS-2nd and 4lh Monday.
FOKKSTBItS-Tui'iday.
MASONIC HAt.t.
BUJKT,01)()lt-On llrst Hftturdiiy on or be.
fore full moon, and two weeks thorHflur.
Cliaplur iiieuUi on llrst Friday after full
11.0011, - -
CASTKIIN STAU-Seoond and fourth Tuos-
iw
dny.
THE CITY BOOK STORE
Carries a Fhie JJne of
STATIONERY,
CONFECTIONERY,
. BOOKS, CIGARS,
TOBACCO. '
Xlobhisoii fe Co.
Independence, '' Oregon.
WANTKD-AWIVK MAN OIT UUlinuHAB
ncter to diillvnr unit nolleet ln (iregon fur old
eMiiMlHhe.d iiiiuiiil'uutiirliiK wholesale house.
S'.hiO n our, sure pny. Iloni'sty moro than cx
nerlvriae rrquircd. Our reference, any bank
in any oily. KnaloHo sHlC-nddressed stamped
envelope, Manufaoturen, Tlilrd Floor, a4
Dearborn Bt, Olilougo.
How' This f
Wanffnr on llnnilrH nollsrs tttward tor
7. ""ioaufMi tlial wtniiot t onrtd by
, tT J, I'll KN KV 4 (X.. l'foKi. ToMo, O.
vt s. Hi umli.rlcti.Ml, Imvs k nown K. J, ('lis
ney fur ttut !! 10 rr, and Iwllavs him per
iw tly lioimrHbls in all liualiiHM trsmur hm
id Hiiti,.i,iiv to orry eat u.r otillgt.
tlt'iiMi(tehtMrnrm.
T i si'At, wlinli"lrtriislli, ToMn, 0.
WAI IMttti. Ilimnah A MiiVm nrliiila aI druif.
lifts ,TmIi,o,
llsll'sCnUrrhOiirsIs tskaa Inlsrnally, anU
Ilia Ul wil,- uhiii Ilia liliMid snd miirum iir
ftuvs u U, ci .y.ti.in, pr,4 71M1 wr IxiUlt. Mold
"X. .all UniKuL.i, Teat) men Ulalrne. '
Hair. Ksmlly I'lllssre Urn bosk
Whist Club.
The Independence Whist Club, which
passed such enjoyable evenings last win
ter, met at the residence of Mrs. Good
man last Friday evening and decided to
re organise for this winter. Ths open
ing meeting will be held at the residence
of Mrs. J. B. Cooper this Friday tven
ing. When yoU cannot sleep for coughing,
It la hardly necessary that any one
should t. yu that you need a few
doaeaof t'liaiiiberhiln'a Cough Ilcinedy
to allay the Iriltatlon of the throat, and
make sleep possible. It I good, Try
It For mii by Klrkland Drug Co,
' Clean t'p. ,
Would it not be a good Idea for ths
looks of things, It we don't care (or ths
public health, lo give our city a general
and thorough cleaning?
It is not only In regard to sweeping or
ultafXtf (( refuge of all sorts upon the
streets and alleys that some of oar peo
ple need a warning, but also as to th
condition ol these alleys, back yards
and nooks ami places not usually visible
tu the passing pedestrian.
A good uisny such places could l
nosed out that sre fslrly reeking with
tilth and that are not cleaned out from
oue year's end to another. It is a mlr
acle, indeed, that an epidemic of typhoid
lever has not ere this visited our city.
This work of cleaning up is not as Im
porlant now as it would be In the spring
and yet it is Importsnt enough to cause"
ths health authorities considerable an
xl.-ty and to furnish a good excuse for a
warning lo careless and untidy occu
pants ol promises.
No criticism ol any special location is
Intended as the lault is general and
should lie remedied.
It Happened In a Drug Store.
"One day last winter a lady came to
my drug store ana askeii for a brand
of cough medicine, that I did Uot have
lu stoik," says Mr, t. It. (Jraudln, ths
isiiiutar druggist or Uularlo. si. Y.
"Hhu was dlMapiKiluted and wauled to
know what ooiigit preparation I could
rruotiitiieud. 1 said to her that I oould
freely recommend (Jhainlmrlnln's Cough
Kciin-dy and that she oould lake a bot
tle of the remedy and afrer giving It a
fulr trial II she did not find It worth
the money to bring back the bottle and
I woo lil refund the price paid. Io the
eon rae of a day or two the lady came
back In company with a friend In need
of a eougti medicine and advised her to
buy a bottle of l.bamberlalu's Cough
lf.'inedy. 1 consider that a very good
rwoiiiinciidiitlon for tbe remedy." It
Is for sale by Klrkland Drug Co.
The general opinion is that the Mon
golian pheasant is wild and untameable,
but according to the Eugene Register it
spiears that there are exceptions now
and then. Itsaysi Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Kay Delano heard a noise on her
porch and openlug the dour fouud a
JTTs haaant making an effort to get
liit"be house. She bid it welcome and
the bird is quite at home In its new en
vironment. It is a wild bird and is
evidently seeking safety.
"For three days and nights I suffered
agony untold from au attack of cholera
morbus brought on by eating cucuin
beta," says M. K. Lowtlwr, clerk of the
dlatriet ourt, Ceniervllle, Iowa. "I
thought I should surely die, and tried
a (huwu illltereiil iiifJIoliit but all to
no purmMe. I sent for a bottleof Cham-
Is-rliiln'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Itemedy and three done relieved me
entirely," This remedy Is for sale by
iviraiaiiti l-rug v;o.
Familiarity with the prevailing stand
ards of etiquette gives a young man a
distinct advantage, and he who is sure
that he knows is st ease and conforms
automatically lo social requirement.
None can be perfect in detainment who
has to Stop and consider bow thing ought
to be done. If a man be a gentleman at
heart the outward iolisli is easily ac
quired between mauners and morals
the tie is intimate. A true guntleuisn
is simple, unpretending, natural, lie
is courteous and considerate, and has
the personal dignity that comes of self
resnect, not self-consciousness. He
treats every woman as a lady, speaks
well of others and recognises hospitality
as a mutuul obligation. October Ladies'
Home Journal.
To the Deaf.
A rich lady cured of her deafness
and uoises in the bead by Dr. Nichol
son's Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000
to lila Institute, ao that dear people un
able to procure theear drums may have
them free. Address No. 13134-e, The
Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth
Avenue, New York, U. 8. A.
A CLEAN SHAVE
. ' AND A- '
I STYLISH RAIR GtiT
18 WHAT YOU OKT WUBN YOU PATHONIZK
'I '
Kutch's Barber 8 hop.
IiidcpondiMice Oregon
E. T. HENKLE, Proprlater
Hot and Cold Baths at all
Times.
INDEPENDENCE - OREGON
Dan P. Stouffer,
Insurance,,,,.,
and
Collection,
Titles
Examined.
CHARGES REASONABLE.
Main Street Dallas, Oregon
W. (i. Sharman,
MERCHANT TUl
Main Street, Independence
Npeclal Offer la Mauls for Readers of
This Paper. , .
Ws sre In receipt ol a copy of E, T.
I'sull's latest and greatest march Just
from the press, entitled "Dawn of the
Century Msrch," Tha title page Is s
woik of art, without doubt ths h snd so
meet ever seen on a piece of music, mag
nificently lithographed In five colors.
Mr. Paul! Is known all over ths country
by peopla who use music as being the
author ol tha celebrated "Ben Ilur
Chariot Race Maroh," which Is a uni
versal favorite. Other famous marches
composed by hfro are "Charge of the
Light Urlgads," "America Forever," "A
Warmlu' up In Dixie," great character
Istlo piece, etc. This new march ol Mr.
I'sull's "Dawn ol the Century" is said
by competent judges to be one of the
beat aver plseed on the market. Mr.
Psull Is styled by the lesding New York
ninsio Journals "The New March King."
Every piano and organ player should
hsve a copy of this piece. It hss six lull
pages ol music. In consideration of our
mentioning this nsw msrch in our news
columns, the publishers agree to furnish
any of our readers with a complete copy
ol the piece (or 23c in postsge stamps or
silver, provided this notice and this pa
per is mentioned, otherwise the regulsr
prios 60c will be charged. Ths publisl
era also agree to furnish free, to any
reader of this paper for a 2a postage
stamp, a catalogue ol Jbelr publications
containing thirty pages of music. This
special offer can only be obtained by
mentioning this psper, and writing di
reel lo the publishers t E. T, Psull
Music Co., 44 W m Bt., New York.
J. I KIRKUND,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate..,.
Insurance, Loans.
Main Ht. Independence, Ore.
Illlllllllllllllllllllll
special sae
; Wc will give extra spe
cial bargains on Watches
for a few days. Don't
overlook this sale if you
want a Watch.
1 0. A. KRAMER & CO. I
Jewelers sss1 Optldsss.
i l l 1 1 ill 1 1 1 1 i l l i i i-i 1 1 1 1 1
G. L Hawkins
Isdepeadesce, Or.
Monuments and
1 j i J atones
Wl 'V Cemetery Work
f etc
The Independence
NATIONAL BANK
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
ft. HIBSC8BKR0, ABRAHAM KKlflOK,
rmtdsst. Vloe-rrssidaal
0. W. UVlMt, OaskUi.
DIRECTORS.
f. Smith, A. 5lon, A. It. aih.H, . Jm
ixrwo, J. K. Uhodat. D. W. Swra, U. llnokbsrr
A fvntrtl Btnktni sad sxobkiin kiutiM
trunMCled; lnni mwl, bills SlKouatM, oem
metollcrfdllJirntd: dfpoilU nmliM on
currtnl tcrounl lubjtol Is ohsok, UUrwt fold
on tltn dpnIU.
Polk County Bank
(INCORPORATED.)
MONMOUTH, OREQON.
J, H. HAWI.KY, P.L.CAMrilKI.I,.
I'rwildcnU Vliw-l'rralileBt.
IB 0. rOWKl.L, (!uhlr.
Paid Capital . . $30,000.00
DIRECTORS:
J. H. Hawley, P.' L. Campbsll, I. M.
Hiuipson, J. B. V. Batter, John -B.
Stump, P. 8. Powell,
Joseph Craven.
Transacts a General Banking
and Exchange Business.
MOTOB LINK
TIM tO TABLE
Corrected tfl data.
Leavea Indnyend
Leave Atrlle fur
Monmouth and
enoe lor Muumnuth
and Atrlle.
'
TiSU a. a.
8:80 p. m.
Leitvea luilepend
enoe for Moiimoul h
ami Ih11. '
lliOOa. n. '
TilS p. m.
Leave Monmouth
for Alrlie.
TOO a m.
S:A0 p. m.
Leave Moninoiith
for Dallu.
tliROa. m.
TiSOp.m.
Independence.
tt:O0 a. m. .
S UO p. m.
Leave Dulla for
Monimiuth and In-
ilepeiulenae.
1:00 p. m.
8 80
Leave Monmouth
for Independence.
9:45 a. m,
li.lo p. in. .
Si40 p. in,
5i45 D .,,
9i0 p.m.
Leave Imlenend-
enoe fur Mouraouth
i05 p. in. ,
. Free to Inventor.
The experience o( C, A.Hnow ACo. Inobtaln
Idk more than 20,000 patonta lor tnventura has
enabled th( m lo liolpf ully answer many ques
tions relating to the protection ot lntolleotuul
property. Tim they have done In a pamphlet
treating briefly of United Htatoa and foreign
natenU, with eoatof ame and how lo procure
them; trade mark, deslRna, caveats. Infringe
ment, deoUlonatn leading patent cases, e to.
This pamphlet will be ent Iras loany-ne
wdUng W 0. A. Snow A Co., Wwhlngton, D. C
V ii GRiSITE
Ml
Thomas B'emi ell,
General Blacksmithlng,
Having opened tip my old blacksmith shop, and also purchased f' '
the shop owned by H. P. Corn well, and consolidated the two, I am , '
now lu a Doslllon to do all kinds of
Blacksmith Work. Carnage and Weed Work.
I
106
I Invite all my old customers to
Independence, -
The Hotel Gail
IDallao, Ore.
Has been refitted and renovated
from cellar to garret, and every
thing is new. Good wimple room
lor commercial men. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Kates, $1.00 to $2.00.
Hpecial rates by the wook.
BUCK s SMITH,
Proprietors.
THE ARCADE.
Davidson & Hedges, Props.
Claara, Clgarettss, Tobaccos and
Confectionery.
First Class Soda Fountain In eon-nsotlon.
inEsno
Are you looking
for a brush?
Not with Germany but a hair brush,
tooth brush, or a silver-polishing
brush. I have, a g6od all-bristle hair
brush for 2oe. Tooth brushes, 5c up.
A. S. LOCKE,
INDEPENDENCE,
OREQON
We excel in every point;
Prices the lowest, on
FURWITUR
Steel Ranges
A big Order of the latest patterns,
Wall
Justin. Call, examine and
CAMPBELL BROS
"DOCTOR UP"
Changeable weather between two seasons encour
ages your chronic troubles 'and inflicts upon you
much petty sickness. Better ward it off. 10 cents
might prevent it when $10 wouldn't cure it. .
Come to us to have your prescriptions filled, and
for everything kept in a well regulated drug store.
STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS
AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
KIRK LAND
A Big Kick
a man makes when his laundry work Is
sent home with poroupme edgss aqd
spread eagle button holes. It he would
bring his linen to an up-to-date laundry,
where perfect methods obtain at all
limes, suoh as the Salem Steam Laundry, '
he will reoelve hla shirts, collars and
cuffs equal to new every time that we
send them home.
SALEJ1 STEAM LAUNDRY .
' COLONEL J. OLMSTED, Prop,
Leave your order at Kutch' Barber ahop, or
with the Salem stage.
AT THE '
LITTLE PALACE HOTEL
J.M.STARK, Prop.
Vou can get...
6 Meal Tickets far SI
Our Everyday Meal
is as good as our
Sunday .Dinner, and
our Sunday Dinner
is decidedly the best ' '
Meal to be had in
town. Try it.
E.L.Ketchum,M.D
Offlpe and Residence Corner Railroad
Monmouth Btret'ts,
INDEPENDENCE,
OR
-Is our Specially.
call and we me at the old stand. ' ,
- - Oregon.
The Castle
KccjiH coimlanlly on hand a fine
uwuiilinttot of
Whiskies,
ij Wines,
Brandies,
($ Cigars,
Also the famous Hop Gold Beer.
ED. GALE, Proprietor.
For Draying.
....Call on....
F. M. SKINNER,
InrtpnrMidpnrf
m f w raw w
Orders for hauling
executed promptly
and at reasonable
rates.
Prescription Druggist
and Stoves.
apec
price. . .
DRUG CO.
CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS,
COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS.
Send yonr business direct to Washing-ton,
ave time, cost loss, better lerviee.
My offlc. olon to IT. S. Patent OBo. FREE prdlola
ary .xaminfttton. md.. Atty's tt not dn. onul patttt
IsliHitlrwl. PERSONAL ATTENTION OIVEH-19 TtAM
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to., lent trw. Patent, procured through I. a. Itgfu
ncdvo ap.ol.l notfoe, without caari, la th.
INVENTIVE AGE
Ulutratwl montluy Elmnth fMr-Unni, $1. a yar,
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anything yon invent or Improve t also get
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PROTECTION. Send model, ketch,orphoto.
for free examination and advice.
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