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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEST SIDE . . - i i i Tlphen, No. 141. FIUIWY, JANUARY 1H, ItHU H u ntiu'iy v v.iitn, Mt-mtH'N win uit t invth'.' Ill Vik 1 lU'VIa ,.., .Itltt Iktlt 111' Ctl UttVliril s llflMl!-Mi .t.tll,..l ..... ....... . ut., vii in Kiiantnp invin-.i to NUmi wIihu vulivviliviit, I. Ik l-KAZIKK,( ,C. J. Hli I lAKIMON. K. R.a. i-miri ifiufii.Hnii a.) an, wrvai. en of Ann rii-H, lilt, la tVlrV I iluaulitu I V R. Al io, V.!tlKt.lHipir block, Tlio tm Ux li-vy is 3.7 mill for the jwrl0l. lliiv yn'ir idIII feiM t the Collin mill, jirnn, !. r i.ni! -moil i iwr ton. Have yim i riiva yot lr your even- iuk reaninK n not, h win in io your KilvjinhivC o rnll HI Uiitiiiiiniii'a flunk i Mom on Main Mrwt. All the utaniiarvi auilioin i' k 'i on tmiul ami nmny of me ihu'm i vn. vtiu iw niium oniv mere, Sonio iiit't'chant Jrop their ilvrtiH- nig an hui h tiMUt g'U milt hut the lmilint iu know llmt then it the very tmn to olT. r the niiint anil miii est 4inln'iim tun lor iH-onle to buy. The uuwti ii ttiji isiag nivicliHiiia will gtt tin' bulk oi (tie tiU Wlwwn now and Hring, NewluviV liernu'itli", the dandruff Cine, K. 1 . ileiiklo the ImrUir, keea it. I.iHik uti R. M. V.y A Co'a reducliou toveaale. Titer m no use netnling away to Port- iiiiut or tiaieiii tor huiuiny gvHHls aa Kiiiniijoii A tV. ki'en' a good eUK'k on ha ul. ' s I ' ' ;! ": ' Wect hide and Wevkly Htateinan, one yer, 2 Stamp Photoa 28 for 25 eanta. McCaiab' Try M'Hire, tiie Imrlier, north, aide of "C ' airvei, oniui Kuox'e grocery tore, for a hair cut or thave. A pari of I he old iMHiity bridge lead- ing to the w null has gone out, necea- mating a new bridge entirely. R. XI. Wade A Co. will I in th. le.J on bicycle this amnion, their stock has tKgun to airive. For ievittl rate on Lippincott'a M;i;Hiiie to aubwrllwra of the kht v . it ... .i . . . i iuiK, can hi me (iiiice. Kcguiar quarterly eonierene ana er- tii.-fac-aiuruayewiuiiaKnexueinouist ... . o - i i. . .1 . -1 . l: . cnurco. nuay service a( n a. i. n. roru, presitiiug emer, win con duct the services. J. S. Moor, the barber on 0 alreel, iio.v hamllee Newbro'a Herpiclde. the famous (In ml rutt i ure, etidonuxt by all the lending bartieraof Portland and all ciiies iu (lie east. Give it a trial and aave your balr. Kobinon'a Book Store has just re ceived Urge lot of uew book by the latest and best authors. The Wist Sidb club with the San tranciaco Exauuiier. Baled hay and baled straw for sale, Inquire of Henry Hill. Stamp Photoa-28 for 25 eents, MeCalab'a. You would be surprised to see the great variety of air light healer displayed on the floor at R. M. Wade A Co's. If you need anything in that line don't overlook them. ewbro'i Herpicide, the dandruff cure, al E. T. Henkle's barher shop, 10 eanta. . Wben'a tuan is so cussed mean and ornery that ftti neighbors are pleased to eeti misfortune overtake him in the lost by diioil of good aud chattels, it lime he a turning over a new leaf. Collin' mill received a car of Eastern uregon wheat on iuesuay. it came from Sherman county. When In Salem and you want a good meal don't forget to go to Huong's R stauriuit, w here everything the aiar- Ket atlorda cau be had. - New Swindle. the Enterprise bulletin say that a new swindle has developed in that sec tion. The rogues watch the newspapers for er-uay notices. Then one goe on to the farmer, says he has lost such an annual as the notice describes, and asks to see it. Uf course, he is shown it, but says it is not his, and goes away. Short ly aiterward comes his confederate, who describes the aniuiul he has lost in a way that tallies exactly with the appear ance of the ealray, which he, on seeing, at once claims. Then he says he cannot take it away and offer to sell at a bar gain. The farmer usually purchases, and when a little later the rightful own er coinvH, the farmer is just that much utu. The annual meeting of the stockhold ers of the Oregon Hop Growers' Associa tion, called to meet iu Woodburn, failed to n.Mi'.Tiaiizi', ow irig to the absence of a ij'ioniin Another meeting ia called to lot-i t al lite same place on Saturday, January 10. Work on the telephone line between " , i u- I'.iu.. - Ki..!. to have Ijegun two weeks ago, has not yet been started. The recent severe s onus have necessiiated so much extra work on lU- company's lines in Port land, thai, the construction gang ha hecii unaliie to leave. The men are daily expected in Corvallis, however, and operations on the line just mention ed will probably begin soon. This signature fs on every box of (be gennln Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabuu the remedy that enrea cold im sm 4mj COtffJiVUOD taken on subscription at the WEST SIDE office. Hoard's Dairyman, the highest and most reliable authority, publishes an ar tide advocating 'cheese as a substitute for meat, and trie to show that if cook gave more attention to cheese for their prepared dishes, they could produce with it the equivalent, if not the super ior, of meat dishes in both nutritive and appetizing aualiiies, and to the great ad vantage of cheese in cost. The. same ar ticle further states that ''cheese is used tot young, half the time before it has developed a cheese taste, and while it is tough and indigestible," LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A Family library The Best In Current Literature ' 12 Completc Novel Yearly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.60 per year; 25ct. copy NO CONTINUED STORIES . EVERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITSELF iiippluoutt a jylagaznue aud the VVub'i Tin river li fulling rplNy. -"What Iim ram iky In June?" Why Uat YlnemUy In January. Mi Mabel Welle v1Uh1 trlvml at fuvr during th wwk. I . " ' " 1 " ' lth a ivom atUrk of limit tvr. u I , 11 ,11. It.. I I a . . i vmiu uiiuiwrn nnt iron maua Mite In llm lu;.l.i.. ' " " fcwrvbodv In town e the flood ot vri..r oa hv. Mr. K. L. Gala iimnt a coiinh of Java till wwk vititiug her mother at Mi Miiinvilla, Ml Eva Starr. uf Curvallla. vbitod during tha week with Mint Kate June. returning to her home on Thunwlav. ir. .... n..n.., it..... .. . . I niiua VUIWIINII1 I1MI Ull nillllllNV lor Portland to take a courae at bunimoi ooII.wfh . June Laraon, of Buyer. i vlalt- ling her parente, Mr. ami Mra. Jamet i lUrri Poo Brown and Koh Young iwappeil horaea and now Poo can taa anything on the road. Colonel Holt.tko temiieranre lecturer. ia billed to entertain the people of (hi city for on week on temperance, com menclng next Wednesday, iMiuer vreea, umaiiiia county, hiwl a rabbit drive laat Sunday when 1300 of the little auluiala were killed," besides one coyote On Monday the motor wild n't get to Airlie by reaaon of the Lm kiauiuie be ing over the bridge rendering enwaiug dangerous, The steamer Gray Eagl paed down on the flood Tuesday morning. She landed at the hack door of V, K. Cham bera' stow. mt, aim jun. i,. tutmon entertaineit a few friends at whist the Ural of the week About ten o'clock a fine oyster suppe aupper was served to which all did ample justice. Those present felt repaid for W,,Urin'' Ul 0 lh- ,,0rm lhat the city council has required prwiierty owner to repair and renew aidewalks, would it not be pmiM-r for the city authnritie to nut the cromwalks in irood renatr? i, r Hllrt W4i ..i,,....... . .wtilii... " - I during the Week askimr the state leuis .tUre to aiu-wuriate liooo to i.norova the state ground and property at rkula ville. It waa unanimously signet! Riley Cooper it home again. He had a checkered careei during his recent visit to linker City. He was in laud slide and blockade; grub gave out, . water (?) ditto. He goi the grippe al Baker and i glad he' home agnin. Mr. and Mr. G. W. Kutch entertained a lew friend on Wednesday evening. last was ttie main entertainment un til an exquisite lunch was served wh'ch wa thoroughly enjoyed. A number of citixen went down to Salem on the Altona Wednesday. Among them were Riley Ciavvn, II. Hirtchberg, Ed Gale and J. M. Hturk. They went, of course to help elect a senator, a member of the third home. The board of director have called a special meeting of the voter ot (School District No 39 to authorize the board to levy a special tax to pay interest on bonds and for the maintenance of the school. The mectirg i to be held on Saturday evening, the ItHh at 7 oclock. Al Goodman and wife, of Independ ence, alter an over-.sumlay visit with Eugene friend and relatives, left on the 2:08 train this afternoon (or a two months' visit In Sun Francisco and Southern California. Guard, Tuesday. A number of train from the east side line passed through Independence, Wedneslay. Some of our citixen com plain about it saying that the trains made so much noise that sleep was im possible. The old Willamette wa a booming on Monday morning a a result of the recent heavy rain. Ths river was out of its banks, and parties owning cattle on tbe bottoms were kept hustling get ting them out on high ground. W. H. Hurlhurt, general passenger agent of the O. R. & N. company, has resigned to accept the position as gener al manager for Morris A Whitehead, bankers and brokers. Mr. Hurlhurt will also be president of the East Side Rail way company's electric lino, recently acquired by Morris A Whitehead. The Albany crowd that went to Salem on Tuesday in a steam launch must have had a high old time. The hoys passed here Wednesday evening. It took them eight hours to make the 10 miles. Some of them tried to get home. by train from here but after inquiring of Agent Wil- ... .i.i.. I..I....I ti,.... ,i;,i,,'t v , . V ' enougn "uougn. Mayor Stockton made a happy selec tion when he appointed ujuncilmen Mills, Kirkland and Sperling as a street committee. They are bum liens nien and are looking closely after the work to which they are assigned, All the com mittees are composed of good men, hut the street committee's work shoows up more than the others. General Freight and Passenger Agent C, H. Markham, of the Southern Pacific ia on his way to California. He will he gone several days. Among other things Mr. Markham proposes to obtain infor mation which will prove of value to dairymen and creamery men in the Willamette vitllev. Mr. Mnrkliam is Lhe h(ja(, of the industrial department of the Southern Pacific, and is planning many things for developing industries in the valley. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxallve Uroino Quinine Tablets AlldruKKiata refund the money if It falls to cure. E. W. G ove'a signature la no each box. 25c. Drink TtiE PUREST AND BEST Bottled beer for family use to be had at ED. CHE'S CASTLE SALOOK, Independence. Hop Gold Boo? City ('miiicll. Council met In regular esslon Tues day evening with all pnaeiit. An ordinance appropriating money (or current expenses of city was read three time and passed hy unanimous vote, Street committee asked further lime to report on foot bridge. Granted. lion I of 1 L. Gale A Co, for liquor license w it approved and license ordered Issued, Mreet coiiimltlee waa authorised to use It own discretion iu the mailer uf crosswalk and alley croetdng. H. Hirtchhcrg asked for reduction of license on oKra house. Referred to or dinance committee. Councilman Kirkhnid whs elected president of the council. H. M. Unci made applica Ion for the olllce of city reemder. On motion llm mailer wa deferred until next meeting, The ad Ion of fuy Muuhal Tnpper in appointing U. . Huntley mid K K la'Uions as depiuies, whh approved, Jaspcrsoii moved thiit I ho report of finance commliiee iu regard tu ten mist ing blank city Manama he published iu Weekly Knlerpi Ue. Cm t ied. CLAIMS ,U,l,iVKH, I II Mct'abe, tiling $ 1 fid A. J. 1 upper, police , 7 00 J. F, Riiekley, marshal 11 i'5 Claim of J. M. Stark (or meals (or prisoner leferred to finance committee. Ad joumed to meet on SlUh at whh li limo tax levy will lie made, liodge Xntea, The Kastern Star will meet nextTuei day evening. Willamette Lodge No. 42, IVgree of Honor, met Monday evening in open rssion (or the purpose of installing oiii cers elect for current year. A uoodly number of vlsiti rs were present. Fol lowing are the otlieers: Past chief, Mi, S. K. Owen ; chief of honor, ,M ra. M W. Mix; chief of ceremonies, Mr, L, T. Priee; usher, Mr. 1). A, Hodge; llnan cler, Mra. IV. P. Coimaway; reemder, Mrs. K, T. Hankie; receiver, Mra. A. J, Goodmaft; inoidu watch, Mrs. It. F, Whlteaker; uulside wstch, Glenn Good man. School Aihii thiiimeut. Last week we had lhe following figures ready for the for if n hut by an accident at the last moment the table waa "pied" loo late to reset. Prof. C. L. Marr, iiiH'riniendent tl lhe Polk county schools, matte an ap portionment of school fund last Week, Kach district receive tV, and in a hli- lion $i :i for everv child of sehoul sue. The fund was distributed a follows: 1- 1 T Uat 2- WW SO 3- 120 ft", 4- W 13 5- im 00 6 - W 7- 115 7i 8- 81 W ti- 170 40 23- 1 87 40 24- 04 15 Ui ltw (14 20- 122 :0 27- Mi 80 28- 8d 40 20 570 30 80 8!l W4 SI 120 Hi 82- 144 5 83- 17(1 40 31- no no 34- lift 44 .10- 80 10 S7 Ut 2.4 88- 102 84 30 - 02 45 4- 111 tai 41- 1 IM 04 42- 73 20 43 - 1)3 8.5 41- 10 44 44- 80 W, 40 -47 - 4H-4'.-50 -51-42 53 50-57-48-6l-00-01-12- : 04- t; 70 Oo 01 25 04 14 78 35 80 111 81 80 41 40 1(8) 30 10H (4 IM) 3D 71 00 I MJ 00 1)7 70 74 4U 78 38 50 45 80 10 110 00 104 44 in oo 10 177 70 U- M 10 Pi h.1 ra) 13 - 401 60 14 - 8 80 l&- Ot V 10- l( M -144 4. 18- UMi 75 10- 124 Ml 4d 54 21- 1,14 JO 22- 70 Ot Summary uf .Uiessmeiit. The following 1 the summary of the assessment roll of Polk county for the year 1000 as finally enualiaed by the county board; the total reduction made by the board is fS02,3!iS: Acres tillable laud, 1 1 8,30;!. . . , $1 ,:M7,8tU) Acres non-tillable, 211,708 407,402 lino, on deeded lauds Town oi city lots 121,312 Improvement on lot 2.14, 7m Imp. on Ian. Is not deeded 8,510 Mile railroad IhmI, 00.011 I4l,7s4 Miles lei, lino, 120) ' (1.420 Kolling s'm-k 20,132 Steamlaittl, machinery, etc . . 40,820 Merchandise, Btwk in trudc. 01, not I Farming implements, etc 80 ,'.'2 Money 37,400 Notes ami account 177,8-11 Shares of stock, 1320 70,200 Household furniture, etc. 131,812 Horses mid mules, 4211 115,1(1 Cattle, 4720 Ii2.I2 Sheep, 18,010 28,841 (louts, 1 1,437 18,470 Hwine, 384! 1I.402 iross Value ol al properly, .$:i,420,474 . 2"!i,7M .$.i,l2!l,7!i0 xemptinns Total taxable property, O line 1 ver, (image 'ul"s, Polk County I'onimui Uniiigo a met id Dallas January 12, l'.IOI, each of the sub ordinate granges being represented. The master, J. C, White, culled (he grange to order at on it o'clock p. in. Alter a very inleiesling address by P, L. Campbell, of Monmouth, on "Nature Btudiea" as introduced into our public schools, the following resolutions were adopted: Resolved, That we favor natures' studies, or rudimentary agriculture, tutight in our public schools. "Resolved, Thut we favor the 0th ami 10th grade being taught in our public schools. "Resolved, That W()rcqueat our rep resentatives to use their influence and vote lor the saiiiu,'' It was decided to hold the next Pomo na grange meeting nt Monmouth, Jan. 20, and a very Interesting tjmo may bu expected as final urntiigitniuuts will he made (or a farmers institute to be held Feb. 21 mid 22, which is to be hoped will be most interesting and profitable to the farmer of Polk county. More definite notices may be looked for Inter. The bsat Prescription foe Malaria Chllla and Fever, la a hoi lie of drove's TnatelcHH Chill Tonic. It ih simply iron and (joinioe in a IiiMcImh form. No cure, no pay. Price, 00c. Stockholders' Meeting-. There w ill a meeting of the atoek hold er of the First National Hank, of Inde pendence, Polk County, Oregon, on TueulHy, January 22d, 1001, at the par lors of the Hank, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. 01 said day, for the purpose of electing direulorn for t.lie en suing year, and the transaction of any other "business thai may come before them. Dated this 18th day of December, 1900 , - J, 8. Cooper, Pre, iTiiur iirsm:sM. Ahuiract of liiNirtimcti I'lled Ih I'olk Cuiinl) Jan. 8 Iu 14, IU0I. tin OS . Cllen Hiilltinell lii M k Hinshaw tnd Mittle Siewnrl, It 7 hlk S 1st add, and tin 1, 2, hlk (1, I'hII Clly-I500. K S Lev.ois to Viola T Morton, Its 8.1), hlk 8, I .evens add Ihilhis- J740. A V Toner to llosaleaa Truax 0tcl) 118,35a ec2,lpt)r0w-5(XI. Orlaiiihi Mitriin to Man ley Martin 124 01a K McDiiuicI and Ham Ihuch dl cs tp 7 s r 4 w-:Uimi, August Specht to lleniy Kern, 28.54a see I, ip V ro w--tai, S.mtli l hUmii to Patience I lent ley. It 1, 4, 5, 8. hlk 3, Saliugs add lUllslun- flOO. Isaac Oiwick to W II ami l W James, 154a sees 10, 21, tp 0 s r 0 w-likK), II A Chapman to I J Card, 4!l.3tM J W MtHoaelldleti. 8r0w--i.iO, M A thiichloJ U 1'iislelelil. MlkOOIt P.ivid d I it ip 7 r 4 w (liickreall) - J.3.10. MIhic 11 lid I'VIU Noi l to I loth led Welniimnii, 80ii see 4lphr0w, also 0ii Suuuvaide fruit (arm $1400. I ledt'llf Iher to lleniy Kimhle, 30a sec 27 tpti s r 7 W"$2iKl P W 1 1. 1 Icy to t'siolmu I'ucua, It i hlk A. mid Iu I, 2,0; I.Ik it, ami Its 4, 5, 6, T, 8, blk l Hhiiihus add Moniiii.ulh $:nw. Hlhis Coins to K C Taylor, 221 sees 2, 3, ipl0sr71000, J I) Smith, guardian, and l'li J Km molia (o K V. Williiiuis, 30xllMilt li I hlk 10 lll,m-$-.!i25. Olio lliiiicd tlntt aiuiicwliul ainip liliffi fm China - lliu iiiilciiiiiily di iiutiul to le loiulo tit)ii her is llu ftti'l that the power llii insclvf will Imve to Hi inly out (or Iter, how she can Mice llm iiunoy, lnlhis is gelling niettoHiiiiiu ; an or diiiHiice to piuhililt spitting on the si'le aalks whs inliiHlucetl hi last week's I'otintil nieetiug. This leads I he (Miner v er In it uuiik Unit "such a meusure is in line w it h health mid cliuiilini'ss ; how ever, ciiri) hotiUI he taken thiit too many laas looking to iiich an end are not panned, else none ol them may tie very vlosely olsHirved.'' Wimdhiirn ia on lop ami the proud (tttliersol twins will have In look higher. At the home of her sinter, Mr. John (,'onway, lust evening, Mr. Nellie M Anion gave hirlh tu triplets, all gills, weighing lour pounds each. Alt the women in town are exeiled. Indeieiid- cut. (la tier of orchard along the I8s- chutes ami creek near The llle say tlml since the coyote have been killed olf, l.itd'ii have luteome so numerous tlml they make rsids on young trees iiml eat off the Urk, ill many place do ing no tons injuty, These orchrdist are not advotaies of the scalp bounty law. Hie 111 It lliik 11)01 Almanac. Whatever may ta aahl of the sWetl idle 1 aunt upoii which the Itev. )rl H Hickb"s liis yearly foretvsaiaur storm tint we ill.er, it ia a reuiai kable fact (hat ki'IIIo WMinlngs of every great i inn, lb tl, cold wave and droutti have in-eii plainly prluled in Ida now finnoun .h11.111nc fur iirtny yearn. The hitet stuiillog proof of tbia tact was (lie tietrih!t.iii id (irtlvesloii, Tex, on the very day minted hy Prof. Kicks lu hi Ms) Almanac, as one of disaster by storm along (he gulf coast. Tbe liKil Almanac, by fur the lluest, unmt com plete and tieautil'ul yet pulilMied, la now reuily. This remarkable book of near 2opugea, splendidly illustrated with clnri mid hnlf-loiies, goes s a preniloui to every suiitcrllier who pays one dollar a year for Hick' Journal, Wordsoil Wot Us, The Auuitiiuc alone U sent prepaid fur only 2"ic Onler from Word ami Works PiihlUliInu company 22'U LtH-list atnet Si lioula, Mo. A WARLIKE MISSIONARY, N II Dliln't Uellrte In loralosi Mo r.hemy, That the warrior spirit la not eow fined to soldier is clearly ohown by a story of a iiilwdotniry chaplain in NaUil, Jlev. (ienrjre Smith. Mr. Hmlth had been temporarily attached to the army for the period of the cumpiiig'n, unddur. Ing the whole of the long' niwl fierce Zulu attack right g-nllanlly h played his part lit tending the sick, giving" aid to the wounded ami comforting' tha dying-. No one had a greater share of danfrer than he, anil no one, any a writer in ltliickwix ill's Magazine, showed a more soldierly example of treating that dan ger with culm indifference. Not only did ho perforin the duties of hi ofllee, hut us every nuin who could handle a rllle wna sorely needed to defend the parapet, .Mr. Smith did essential service hy going' round the various post and dlNtrihut irig- reserve cartridge. 1 A (food story went round the army In South Africa bearing on the aplrlt of his prdfcHHlomtl conduct on one occa sion. ' One of the, men, In the heat and ex eltemctit of buttle, wua cursing' hi en emies mid nalng- most profane. Inn-'' gunge, The ehnpliiln, coining' behind, heard bis words, and suit!: "You should not speak like, that, tny, friend.- Don't curse them!" Then, alio? Iri? a pni'ket of cartridge lntohlhandj "Khoot theiul shoot them!" - tiii: ni:v vouk world I'hi'lce-a-Wcck Killtlon The prcMlileutlul oainpalgii la over hut the wmid goes on Juat the same iiml it la lull ol' new. To learn this news, JiiHt usi It Is promptly and lin piiithiilc all that you have to do la to look In the columns of the Thrice a Week editloiM.f lhe New York World which comes to tliesuhacriUtr 15(1 time a veur. The Tli rh-e-a-Week World's diligence as a publisher of llrHl new Iiiim given It circulation wherever the KtigllHh liinguiiK'H 'a spoken and you want it, The Thrice a-Week World's regular Hiil.Hcrlpt Ion price Is only $1 per year. We oiler thi unequaled newspaper and thu Wkht Htnio t igother one year for 12. The regular subscription price of the two papers In $2 fiO. Notice lo Water Consumer. It Is neither honest nor honorable for wilier consumer to sllow their bibbs to run iu fiec.iiig weather, and hercnltcr any party or panics nllowing or permit ting such wnslu- upon their premise will have the same charged up at meter rales, Protect, your pipes at your own expense not. ours. Independence it Monmouth tt Water and Klecliic Light Oo, - Do you need PRINTING ? WE AIM TO PLEASE. 100 lT;?4 (tMHI. 1 ioqiiii.u(i,,,,lr Unloswillo lesiii iiiki Ilia a la ,t tnindn sUntl UIhvw l ist sclu.it. ,n l)W r,,M dun " ""I en 111I1. Hull l Urrh ."'T, li ' ve kiiuwn In lh " ',' oiiiiiiy. 1 Ki.niii iwiim loMiaiitii, llellalillMMMl. Ii,(iilh a m.ii.i,ii,i,i,.i ihu.1. tlifllt. II n II 'b I'm mi li I'mau lakmi o.l. ,nll si-lilt tlhiM'lly iM, hn IiIimhI Mini uiumiis u.i 1 1,0 jraimii, ihnreiiji H t l y I utt Ui .1 . . '" ioi'.ii, nt Kiviii iiis- iiuiii lo iiDii, lv Lit 1 I.I 1 tt 1111 iheruiulltulliin ntisoiuIIM u(,ii in lining iia sriirk. Thar (ir.iirli.,.i-, ,Vi. an imirli Inoli In ll.rurllv P' Ihsi liter offer due lliiiitlieil Ihillura 'rauy lhal II tails luetirs, ih-iid fur Hit ... ii.iiiiuiiini, i'V'.'f!. r-J l'HKV ltl.,Tlao,0, .7 ... '"'K',,i. '. Mall s (sillily l'ula sr His ti. 1.1'ller Kt'iiialiiliis iinc.ll.il r j,, u,, ,HMii mi's at ...... (-.iMivnre, uri'SUII. Ull JUII. IS. lUUli Cuminin. W A Hood, 1) A 3 llayden, J W n lien railing for lln sti letter tilese say HUvertlsed. J. A. Wnaai,ia. P. M Irjlnir prrpnrntloiia simply dursl. Vi f ' ury l" "crflllons, which adhrre to llm mnuihritno and dseoin. puna, Muiiug a far more avrious trouble thin Ui onliuiiry form of calrrli. Aoltl all dry. Ing bilmUiita, fumna, arm ike ami suiills and no tlml which cleanses, soothes mil heal. P4y' Cromn Piilui U aueli s rtmnly anil will ur cntarrh or cold In tli hsad satly r,.l plHnily. A Irnd sks will h mailetl for III (,I.. All druutrUta snll tha 5Ue. in. Ply Urnthera, Ail Wm run Ht., N.Y. Tli Pudui eure without twin, du not irrlut or eatis supnjnu. It snmaila llawlf oar an imtatml ami angry aurfaeo, rUv, iiur immstiiHtiiiy tha lutlurul Innsmuintlun wilb 1 ly Crm Jlalui youar aruiod against Muuu i. aurrri am liny rwr. POUTYr-Frcd Arnold, (he only child of Mr.and Mrs, P. A. Umity, died Wed iresilay after a lingering Illness, Tha little fellow inndit hemic fjgl,, fr )ifv ami all that medical skill could du (si let: to save loin to his sorrow lua parents Arnold was a lit t lw over six yesis of age nil a very bright boy, The (uneial look p ace yesterday after noon ami wns attended by mimv ym psthimng friends. The l lnretice Sanatorium, Kale in, Oregon, A first chis.s pilvute lowplliil fur the treatment of chronic end auruleal Itlllll during -lhe pul Vnr tlclally for the ui r 1 m, mi foi which It Is uwtl ( oiiveiilelillv I.H'iiled w ithin four blocks of the business purl of tb city. Hit HI"1 IIIIHII'lll nil Ol-ll oiks mill mi est aptdiauiv throughout the building neaieii iiy mil wuier; jigiiieii by ira aud eliH'trliity Here the sick ran have lhe iimifiiit of an ibgaut private Home, wtili all the nnvaiiiage of eueral hwdlnl, Outside physician bringing In patients treated with the greatest courtesy, and agisted In opera lion If ho Denied For leriui and further I ti format Ion write or apply perwumlly to It.CAIU W KItJIlT. M. I),, hiipsrloteiiilent. Vlsllora welcomed from 2 to 4 P. M Crook county has a supervisor who 1 pprently up to business, Judging from the following taken (rum the Priuevllle Kevh-wt A young man in the Cross Key district refused to work or y hi rod tax, after being notified by (Super visor J. H.tiaind, Mr liairvtt sent the hill to Sheriff I'ongUoii and that olllcer went dow n and found the young man with tome horses lu corral ready to leave the con nl ry, The sheriff presented the hill ami demanded payment. The young man then thought li belter to settle, which h did. This little, piece of experience Just cost hiui 17.50 in ad dition to his rued tax. (irlllllh, Ih hypnotist, who hd leased the oira house lor all last week closed hi performance Thursday night, owing 10 lack of patronage. One of hi own subject, who was kept in a trance and exhibited In a ihow window 48 hour here, went into convulsion when troui- ed. Hi w hole performance, while some what remarkable, is not of the nature to Invite other than the morbidly curious. II it traveling iiottii. itosebnrg Plain- dealer. The proprietors of the Pallat orgn factory have been in the city ami may move that institution to this city. The (aetory makes the very best grade of organ ami employe uIkuiI twelve men, Corvallis and Port hi 11, 1 are also being considered, but Albany eemi to lie about the U st place, facilities for ship ping aud material being considered. rtiu factory has lalely turned out a tine piai organ for a IMIIas church, said to equal ny eastern make. Albany Her aid. WANTKIV-Captilils. m-IihIiib person In every county li npii -eel Inrifii cmueKiiy ol tilltt lliiaiielni 11 luiiittitui; ' w "Hlnry pcryenr, psyslile i.Ki'lily; $,1 1 1 r tlii.v iiOioluiiily sum suit B'l rpeu-i'; st uHdil. I -1 tl -n t In , itrllliile suliiry, uti i'iiiiiiioi.ioii; nullity ptiltl im h H,iinliiy mill i'xnt ne inoiiey ml vioii-imI mch SMk, hl .VMiAHO Ilifl'rK, iil Heiirlitiru m.,('hic!iKo. To (he Deaf. A rich holy cured of her deafness ami imiacn In the head by )r, Nichol son's Aililli'iitl Kur DitiiiH, g;ived0,lHH) lo Ida iiHiiuiie, ho Ih'it deaf people un able, to procure liicenr tli inns may have thcui lice. Address No. HIKlle, The NlcholM.11 liisiimie, 7H0, Klghlh Avenue, New York, I J. K. A. Steamers Altona and Pomona . Will leave Independence ,... JSVEftY DAY, iStinday itxcepled, at 7;00 a. in., for SALEM, OREGON CITY, PORTLAND. For Frelirbt or Pusnnge ap ply on boardlhe bout, or to the sgfiit J, E. HUBBARD, . Indoiicoilcnre Oregon. Buy Watches of 0. A. KRAMER & CO , Jewelers ind Opticians. How to Travel. In (electing your routs to the Ksst you cannot afford looverhaik th ad vantage and comfort offered by th Rio Uraud Wrslern Itallwsy in eon flection witti the Denver A Klo (irand and Colorado Midland Kalh road. It I Hi only transcontinental I in passing directly through Halt I-ake Oily, ami In addition lo tha glimpse it it fiord of the Temple City, llm Crest Halt Lake, the Bait Palace, and tha pic turestju Utah Valley, It offer choice of six distinct routes to the Ksst and the most magnificent cenory la the world. A double dally train service and through Pullman Palace and ordinary sleeping car, free reclining chair csrs aud a pr feet dining car service r now In ojier atlon via these line. For pamphlet detcrlptivs of the "Ureal Hall Lake Houte" apply to J. P. .Miinslleld, (ienersl Agent, 2V1. Wash ington, Portland; or Ceo. VV. llninU, A.U. P. A., Halt laikeCily. Aphis In Wghl. It now looks II nothing short of a real Alaska free, will prevent a repeti tion of last year' crop lailure in this section, and knowing one promise u that we will have that frevise. Nearly all authorities now agree that the failure last sesson w due lo lhe ravage of In sects, whose egg survived tha mild weather of the previou winter. Mr, Joseph Yale told the Corvalli tlaselte inau Friday that In all hi forty yean of farming on hi present farm ha never knew such a condition a now prevails. W hile plowing a summer fallow last week, Walter Yale discovered that wherever the toil hu I become dry after tadng turned up, it wa literally alive with aphis, Mr. Ystes I determined lo ced thi Held iu clover or hay utiles omo climatic change ensure the de struction of these insects. NolMxiy ought to have the blues, girls least of all. And yet girls do suffer from mood of (lcirision, and are miserable liecauso they are misunderstood, or because their ives are vuguo and indefinite or H-cftuee ihny ate hedged in by cir- cumstances.and cannot ace their way out When we are young we do not realize that we cannot force affairs as we choose; this is a lesson w Inch we learn as we crow older. here is great peace io living for single day as it comes. January -adieV Home Journal. REGULATOR LINE PORTLAND TO THE DALLES liy the commodious teaiuer REGULATOR Leaves irtlatid dally exceut Hud. day at 7 a m. Till I the Ureal ftvtilo Itiiute. All tnuriHta admit that the voeuery on the Middle Columbia I ma excelled for heauty and grandeur In the United Htatea. Kull llifoiiiiatliiii by addi'ese- Ing or calling uu V, (J. THAYElt, Agt., Tel. OH. ' l'wilaod, Or Vrt lu Invsnlurt. 11m imtIkiK'b nt l. A, Miinw ATo. luolilulii Iii iimrv llimi AMXU iklniiii lur lureiiin.a lim vnahlpil Uu in iu linlliillv mmwpr ninny nrm Unlit n-Imt i im In llm iiniicnlluii u( Inu llwiunl enMily, 1 ina thr.v Iimvu ilniio Iu r piiuitlili inmtiiK uiiiiiijr ui uiiuoti rmii-t Mini iiii-i'Ikii jwli'ilt., Willi cMl ot ni ami iuiw in pMurs Ihrin; 1 1 mlti m.i'k, ik-l;ii, c.ivviiia, Imriugc-tiii-nU. ilttclalimii III U'.iiIiiik pulolil ml-,Ui, ma iiiiiiii nin im miiii iri;n in iijriiue wrnuig lot;. A.suuw A Co., VMlilulou, U.U Notice. The Klr.t KHllniml Hunk of Imli ni.ni1i.mw (Irrnuli, liHutril Hi IUtil'Mll(liIHW lu Hie SUIe i.f orrnn, 1. I'limiii Ui im nltttlm. All unl flUllll-IM I'llll-I. (Iirillllim 1)1 IHQ MIIMKitlk ll.tn nr. I liHiH.l.ii Ii.irlif .ii.llllu.l ... ..m.uhi lh tinli-a hiiiI olliir i)iNim lUiiiiiiHt llm uw. omilnii for ityitii'iil. J, H.OhiI'Ich, (iHlrd IMH-vmbvr J I, I UK), I'lolilnnl. CLEAN SHAVE -AND A STYLISH RAIR CtiT WHAT VOU UKT K'lllS YOU PATI'.OM.lt Kutch's Barber Shop. IuileK'iiilcnce Oregon L.Ketchum,M.D Olllce ami Iltsldence Corner Railcoad Motunotith Htreels, INDEPENDENCE. OR Dan P.Jtouffer. nsurance . and . ..Collection. 1 Titles -Examined. CHARGES REASONABLE. Main Struct Dalian, Oregon W. G. Sharman, Main Street, Independence Soudicrn California. Notttlileainoiiir the pleasures afforded hy the Hhasta Houte I the winter trip to Bout hern Cellforula and Arizona. Renewed acqimlntence with this sec Hon will ever develop fresh points of Interest and added sources of enjoy ment, under Its sunny skies, In the veriety of Its Industries, In Its prolific vegetation and among Its nunilierless resorts of mountain, shore, valley and plain. rue twii tiany niiHHift irains rrom Port land to California have heen re cently equlpiied with (he most approv ed pattern or stanttara and tourist sleeping cais. but the low rales of fare will sun coiiiinue in etieci. lllusi rated atildes lo the winter re sorts of C lifoi n' i aad Ar' ioua may be had ou sppllc tio.i to C. H. MARKHAM, O. P. A.. rorUaoq, Oregon, 0 . This will offer $ $ t $ $ 6 im opportunity for ntmoiy to wear a new suit of cIoIIich, mi Overcoat, or u iiftw ; nlr of Hhot'H. I niutit fedl good lccfiu:T' I nin iudebtM so much thut 1 havo to M-ll itt nuy prico ii oHtu':' to got Cfl5j to pay wlmt 1 owe. Jleiiu'iiuc r hotter tako ndvniitngo ol op: '( un ity and buy whatever you hoc!. You will yet firt cIuhh goods at Ies5 than wholesale price. JuBt show mo the money, ana you tan Have it Your own way. A fair iiiHpection of my 'xnU wil! ftnivincoycu that tno prices aru all r'hl. The one wiio Needs Money is ZED R0SEND0RF. At the White House, Independence, re A Blir Kick timn rrntke when III l uiud ry work tent home with porcitpiiie eil'x mi rend ele butiot iflile. V he would bring til 1 1 ue a loan nplo-ii i.e l.ui ohy, where ierfect meilioiU o il t nt e"l times, such ut (heMleui Hle.t it LiiMd w, bewlll re.'?ive hi tUi; rHi cn(l'e(pi:it in new every ton iliicwe lid them home. SALEH 5TEAM LAUNDRY COLONEL J. Ot-MSTED, Troji. Lfvyour ofJr a I Kutch'. Btrjn- .iop. n wilh lb Sialtm tuit. Are you looking; for a brush? Not with Germany lut a liair brush, tooth brush, or a silver-polishing brush. I have a good all-bristle hair brush for 25c. Tooth brushes, 5c up. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON Polk County Bank '(INCORPORATED.) MONMOUTH, OREGON. .H.Htwi.KT. r, Lrm;u.. Crr-IJnl. HreHmldrat. k Ut I. F0Wtl.Lt t'wklH. Paid Capital . .$30,000.00 DIRECTORS: J. II. Hawley. P. L. Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J. 11 V. Duller, Jobo 11. Slump, F. 8. Powell, Joseph Craven. Transacts a General Banking and Exchange Business. The Independence NATIONAL BANK Capital Stock, $50,000.00 9. HIMCHBItltQ, ABRAHAM NKIflON, rrnldrnt. VIc-FrMldBl C. W. IRVINE, CukUr. DIRECTORS. II Hlmchber I W Heani B K Smith A HMmn M W StowrH A nrl Pinkln tnd tiehtn knilncn lrtnctrd; lnmn mlr, bllli (llicountM. ron. mrollcraim tnlft; depoitta rolTd ea ,'urrni isnuiii iiibject to cDtok. laMrMl Ml n uixi aipvin. "DOCTOR UP" Changeable weather between two seasons encour ages your chronic troubles anil inflicts upoa you much potty sickness. Better ward it off. 10 cents might prevent it when $10 wouldn't cure it. v Come to us to havo your prescriptions filled, ai?d for everything kept in a well regulated drug sto-e. STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES KIRKLAND MOTOK LINK TIME rABLE Cnrrnotoil to ilnto. Unvni Inili'pi'iiit mire lur M mi in ii ii id unit A e. li-.O K.in. S.I0 p. in, I.mvi liliioiiil ciire ror Miiiiinnnlli anil I)n 1 1 . 11.00 .m. T:I8 p. in. l.oave Mini muni ti lur Airlie. 7 AO ii m. 8 (10 p. m. I,khvh Momnoiilli lur luM4. 1I:!0 H. in. 7:0 p. iu. I.fiavr AM lle rur ill ii n ra o ii t Ii and tuilIVIIlllMI'0. 0:0(1 ii. ill. 0 00 p. in. I.e.ivn l)ii"., for MlllllUlllllll Htlli In- iluptiiiilFiii'e. 1:0 p. m. S;ilO l.v.ivc Miiniiiniilli fur llleiriiilii('n. OMR it. in. 1:::I Ci0 b. u. 149 ii m. OiOl ,.m. I.b.ivi Inileiidiul. MHI1M I ill. HI nt. .....I. I It ! 9. OA i. m. WANTKD ACTI VG M At OP GOODCHAR Bdler to itollver iinrt oollfot In Oic.von lor old flH(iiiiuiie(i in iiiil.ioliii'inx ftlioiusule lion-e ) er, su.o pay. Iliuicslv moio Ihiin ft. peiliiiloo lvqiiheil. Onr rofiMvuie, nuy bu"k D uuy oily, Kiifllut Holf-iulilioed lnmitrt nvelope. Mnuufaolurer, Tb'"d Fcor, 831 tborn8t.,Chloaio, , d - U and li A. S. LOCKE, Prescription Druggist THE ARCADE. Davidson & Hedges, Prop'. Cigar, ClgaratUa, Tobacco and Confectionary. rirt Cl Soda Fountain In co.i noction. The Castle Keeps conatautly va laud a 13 oe H.ssort incut oi B Whiskies, " Wines, Brandies, . Cigars, Also the famous Hop Gold Bc:r. ED. GALE3, Proprietor. Dallas, Ore iias been refitted and renovated from cellar to garret, and every thing is new. Good sample rooiu for commercial men. Satisfaction guaranteed. Rates, $1.00 to $2.0U. Special ratea by the week. BUCK & SMITH, Proprietors. West Sis! mm IWUI DRUG CO. I1UUIUU1MMV V Ml tVV , l.v CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS. COPYRICHTS AND DESIGNS. ! Send your bndnvu direct to WiuhlnKtoo, nm iiiue, emu lew oeicer lervice. HroinoiolontolT. I. rntOfflM. MBS praltBte- j ftry xamluiitloni mud. Attv'i ft not an until phivnt i u w ur. ri.UMiNAL ATTENTION GIVEN 19 YEARS AOtOAUEXPtRIENOE. Book "How to obtain Pntonta." ota., wnt frM. fUaU prooaiwl thronj b . S. Ilgfin tw.i.v .p.Dioi noBioo, wivnout oanrgo, u int: INVENTIVE AGE Uluitntwi nwntUj Elonntb Twr-Mrau, fl. n you. J p ft nmnrnn ii ..nowu., LK.aililitH6.S?.HF,NsaTTbS,:owe: anything yon Invent or Improve I also tret CAVEAT.IRADE-MARK, COPYRICHTor DESIGN PROTECTION. Bond model, aketch, or photo, for free OTiuninatlon and advice. EOCK ON PATENTS fe before patent, rc.A.snov&co. Patent Uwysr. WASH INQTON. D.C. f BM Hilt I MM mIUUIUUILjEJkJ i ( -4s