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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEST SIDE Talaahona, Na. 141. FIUDW, JANUARY 2, 1W01 KMH1IW OF i'lTHUR, VV diiedy eVoiitn Momlwr. will lk due noliee mill iinwrn iliemwIvwiKVordliiily, tlMiln KlUthUr liivti.,i m Mlrml when CM II Will I' IV I, I' I- , r n a t r. n, i , v , . Kll II AKIWN, K, R.B. ISwirt IniloHmliii No 30, Ftmt r of A merlea, metta every Tviewlay awning sooik'. IV Allln, tWntlat, Cooper bkwk. IUiv your mill fas) at tlie Collin mill. lUau, 117 perton; almrtt $18 pvr ton Petalimia incubator are tti beat, CH tm at tliom, r . fc. Chamber, J, S. Cooper drove over to .Salem Tuoatlay afternoon to tt th wntoril queeiiou fought out. Xeahro'a Herpieiile, the dandruff cure, K, T llenkle the barber, keep it. Look nn H. M. Wade A Co't reduction Move tale. IVc 1 rtteroii, formerly ol tliii city, ia manager ol the Bennm Drug Co o( Cotta.; tirove. There i no no tending awy to Port land or Nweiu Ur holular good a Kounmoii A Co. keep it ijvkhI wtuck on licul. . Weal Side mul Wevkly 8ttemiii, one year, j'J . Ontnulated bone Mid ovuicr ihlli (or your elm-ken. F, K. (.'haniher. Order a nioe dretaed rhirken, from Palmer ttro for your Sunday dinner. Work ha begun on some ol the hop yards for the n-iwn o( Hail, Mting poles, cleaning the juris and stringing wire it now in order. Stamp Photo -28 for 25 eanta. MoCalab'a. Try Moore, the barber, north litla ol "V street, opposite Knox grocery (tore, (or hair cot or shave. li M. Wade A Co. will le in the lead on hii-yclea thia seaaou, their slock ha begun to at rive. . The local paper is the home family sheet. It i the oracle. It goes to the home, and remain there till read by the entire household. Nothing take iti pince. A Btilwtitute is an impossibility The local paper and the country people are inseoarahle. Where yon find one you also find the other. For apeelal rate on I.lpplnoott' Magaalim to aubwrlbera of the WK8T Sikb, call at thentflce. Full line of poultry supplies at F, E. I linmlier, Fresh oysters, clams, crabs, fish, etc., t Calmer !iw, J.S. ISfoore. the barber ou C street, now handle Newbro'a Kerplclde, the famous dandrutt'i-ure, endorsed by all Hit' lead inn barttera of Portland and all cities in the eaxt. Give It a trial and eave your hair. On Wednesday Palmer Bros, received 9 dressed Poland China hogs that dress- ed three-fourths of a toil. They paid cash to the farmer bringing them In. Robinson' Book Store has juat re ceived a large lot of new books by the latest and best authors. Mann's green bone mill at F. E. Chambers. The West Sidi clubs with the San Francisco Examiner. Palmer Bros, pay cash (or eggs, poul try, etc. Call and see us. Baled hay and baled straw for sale. Inquire of Henry Hill. - Stamp Photos-28 fee 26 cents. MeCalab'a. Grass seed of all kinds at F. E. Cham bers. Have you heard the self playing piano? You would l surprised to see the grent variety of airtight heater displayed on the tloor at R. M. Wade A Co's. If you need Hnything in that line don't overlook Uiem. The Southern Pacific company is put ting two new doors on the warehouse nl bnilding a platform (or the accom modation ut 8iii'(era. Xewbro's Herpicide, the dandruff cure, at E. T. Henkle's burler shop, 10 cents, When In Salem and "U want a k"k1 nieul don't forget to go to Ht mug's litntaiirant, where everything the mar ket afford can be had. Lee's I.ice Killer will destroy the ver min on your poultry; it works while they sleep. Get a can at F. E. Cham bers. Have you arranged yet for your even ing reading? If not, it will be to your advantage to call at Robinson's Book Store on Main street. All the standard authors are kept on hand and many of the latest hooks can be found only there. On Wednesday morning the motor made an early special trip to Dallas to accommodate several parties who had been attending lodge meetings here the previous evening. The two counties in Oregon which have always done the most to keep Dp the Oregon Dairymen's Association are Linn and Washington. In proportion to the extent of its dairy industry, Col unhia county does equally well. Albany and Hillshoro have proved themselves the champion towns in the entertain ment of the association and both are destined to become important centers of the dairy industry in the Willamette valley.- Oregon Agriculturist. This signature is on every box of the graulne Laxative BromoQuinine Tablet. tha remedy that cure eld la Slay COKD AOOD taken ou subscription at the WEST SIDE office. A train on the Astoria railroad ran in to a elide last week and was wrecked. Two boxcars next the engine prevented the pHSHenger coaches from going into the river. An Astoria paper says the boycott auainst the 0. R. & N. diverted traffic to the railroad, and was account able for the boxcars in the train. There fore the paper concludes, the boycott is profitable. After all, our views of things in this world depend a great deal on the way we look at them. LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A Family library The Best In Current Literature 12 Complete Novel Yeablv MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.60 PEP VEAP I 25 CTtJ. A COPY, NO CONTINUED STORIES EVEPV NUMBER COMPLETE INITtJELP i ip , i -h t u JtuiJ i he fciiuK, one ywr, 83,24. W. H. Kelly bat gon toWlnhKk, Mrs. A. W. Docksteader Is visiting at Dnllaa, 1 .- Mis Florence Wagoner hat a new piano. Judge Sibley and Oscar Uayter were In this city yesterday, R. J. Taylor, who has been working in Portland, is at home on a short visit. Mis Haltle Jones fame up from 9atem on Monday evening's boat. Mies Elva Taylor visited friends In Salem the first of the week. Road Supervisor T. B. Huntley hat beeu kept on the jump of late. Morris Tarter It boring a well at hla home in the southwest portion ot the cUy, Claude Hubbard, a page at the state legislature, spent the Sunday recest at home in this city. lr. Ketchum was called to the Dove rancii ou Wednesday to attend a young man who had cut hit knee with an ax. Miat Maude Brant left on the Altona on Wednesday morning for Vancouver, Wash i where she will visit a tew weeks. Quit a number of citisent went down to Salem on Wednesday morning to at- tit in the election of a U. 8. senator. Mist Mabel Wellt went to Stiver on Saturday last to commence a (our montht' term ut school. . The planer tor the Stark mill hat ar rived and will toon lie in position (or buNinea On Buuday the steamer Eugene panned down with a flue raft ol logs bound for Oregon City. Last week the whlat'chib met with Mrs. Conuaway. This week Mr. and Mrs. Ifeuion will entertain. Mist Maliel While, a graduate ot the normal school at Monmouth, visited Mrs. A. W. Stansberry last week. Out ot respect to the memory of Queeu Victoria, many flags were at half-mast on Tuesday. II. Hirtchberg it preparing to put up a fine woven wire fence on hit farms just below town. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chat. Martin returned on Wednesday from Lebanon where; they have ben visiting relatives. Mrs. M. E. Foster, who hat been visit ing her daughter, Mrt. J. A. C. Braut, returned to Vancouver on Wednesday1! boat. Representatives Hawkins and Simp son speut Suuday at home returning to their duties at the state capitol ou Muu day. A bridge to replace the old one near the saw mill was completed yesterday and now good loads ol lumber can lie hauled- Claude Hubbard is the beet looking page at the legislature, as well as the tpritthtliest. Score another point for Polk county. y Mrt. Carl Porter, of Corvallis, visited her sister, Mrs. T. D. Campbell, duiiug the week and expects to return to her home today. A pleasant surprise party wat given Mr. and Mrt. Newell Smith on Tuesday evening. About twenty-five young (olkt participated and report a splendid time. Mr. and Mrt. Orrit Robertson and daughter, ot Ileppner, have been visit ing relatives here during the week. They started (or home yesterday. Hit Independence friend will regret to learn that Frank Fisher, the Mon mouth c'gar and candy dealer, bat been obliged to suspend business. Representative Simpson undoubtedly has a just claim against the Evening Telegram for damages on account of the villainous looking picture, in that paier. ith hit name attached. For the first time in four months, Andy Wilson came op town Sunday. His long confinement to the house sort of bleached him out. He says he can't use tobacco any more. Mr. Harry E. Gillette, of Pendleton, who has tieen in St. Vincent's hospital at Portland, and sister Mrs. rred Decker, of Wardner, Idaho, arrived here last Saturday and are visiting their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stansberry. Al Herren is the victim of a hunting accident. While Bitting in his boat waiting for duck, one came in and was about to alight when IjouIs Wiprut, on the other side of the lake, shot and killed the bird. Al wat in range, too, and ie- ceived a shot in his throat, one in each hand, one in his left ear, and a whole lot in hit left arm. The wound in his throat it the only one that hurts and that one seems to be getting better. A pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Elijah Ferguson and Miss Maliel Parker one evening during the week. During the evening the folks amused themselves with games, all enjoying the sport; re freshments were served. Among those participating were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Parker, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stansberry, Miss White, Misers Lola, Jessie and Bertha Madison. Tuesday morning's Han Francisco Ex aminer tells the ttory of a shooting b( (ray in that city on the preceding day, in which Robert E. Glaze, formerly a resident ot Polk county, and a brother of "Rube" Glaze, killed his partner, W, Trewella. Business troubles and do mestic difficulties were the cause. Tre wella it dead and Gla.e in prison. The two men were partners in conducting the Windsor hotel, corner Fifth and Market streets, in San Francisco. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. E. W . Grove'a signature la on each box. 25c Drink Hop Gold Beer THE PUREST AND BEST..... Bottled beer for family use to be had at EO. GALE'S CASTLE SALOON. Independence. IiOttgw Notes. . I.von lodue No. 2l. A. F, A A. M., will meet tomorrow evening. Our K. P. bovt are waiting patiently (or that Invltatiou Ironi the Halem lodge In go over and assist in the houaewarni Ing ut th new quarters. The Odd Fellows bad quite a lively time Tuesday evening. The camp "took in" five metubert and all tha "bo" (rum the turroundlng country came in (o tea the fun. All meiubert ol Independence Camp No, 201, W.O. W., and visiting neluh hon are invited to the entertainment at the oert house next Monday evening, January 23. The Foresters ot America had a gala time Tuesday evening with plenty of work thrown lit. The lo)t Initiated 7 candidates and received SI applications for membership. iVputy Grand Chief Itanger Chase, of 8alem, Installed the othVers elect as lollowsi N 8. Hayes, 0 R; . A. Adkins, tub C Us I. N. Kream, treat; E. L. Gale, F 8; J. O Palmer, K 8 J. Hildebraud, H W ; A. E. Smith, J W ; W. I. Clodfelter, H l; II. F Hhafer, J H. After the work was done all haudc sat down to appropriate and apieliaing refreshments. , The local bulge oj Foresters Is lamming juat now. A special deputy hat been working In ibis auc tion lulely who cured i:l names at Dallas and ft at Alrlle as applicants for luemtn'ruhip. Hunter Lnuk Out. The English pariridtiet arrived on Monday morning. Shortly after dinner Al Herren and Marsh Merwin took the twodoten birds down to the O'Urien farm ami turned them looae Here giaid rare w ill be given them and no bunting allowed. The birds seem small, not much larger than our native quail, and they are as wild as ran he, probably from their long journey. Hunters who think they will he shoot inn Knit! all partridges witiiin two or three years should remember that there is a law in operation which glvet pro tection to these birds for 'he next four years, As the sHrlsmen who have the matter at heart do not consider this a long enough period, the legislature will be asked to extend the closed period (or one year. The law was passed a year ago, as it was thought the birds would ar rive at that time, but there was tome trouble, so that if an extension of a year is granted, it will merely have the effect of the original law. I.incolu's Illrthday. On Tuesday. Feb. 12, Genera! Uibaon W. K. C. No. 42, will give an entertain ment in honor of Abraham Lincoln's birthday, and the sixth anniversary of the W. It. C. A coidial invitation Is ex tended to all. eMHH-iall to the school children. Further announcements and program later, Amelia A. 8c i afford, A number of lluena Vista people came ('own yesterday to scale a rail of logs. The logers' scale and the mill seals dif fered tome 0000 (eel, 'tis said. The difference wat amicably settled. Messrs. I. F. Ramacciottl and R. II. Kalll are in Independence with a Hock of tine pianos, al the First National bank building. They have the Fisher, Harrington, Jewell and other makes oi fine Instruments and have already plao d five Instruments in homes In this ciiy. The former gentleman represent the factories while Mr. Kalll represents the Wiley B. Alten company, of Portland. These gentlemen are making close prices to help the Allen people clone out stock. Tho Prince of Wales in no more ho i now King Edward VII. In nominating Mr. Corlx'tt for U. S. ttenator on Wednesday, Mr. B. F. Mulkey, of this county, anid he renreHi'iited tho wishes of Ida coitBtituitntH; that ho wim elected in Democratic county, etc. 8inco when did I'olk county hocome Democratic? It used to be, go tho W'kht Sinn is told, hut is now Re publican by one hundred and fifty. Of course local likes and dinlikcsgo a long ways in a county election which accounts for a "HKttod" list of officers sometimes. Clark, of Montana, unsealed at the last session of the United States senate, has been triumphantly lected for the coming long term. Ho didn't try for the short term. lie had already had one. Wben Duke Henry of Mecklen-urg-Schwerin has married the Dutch Queen tho latter is to give him tho title of prince. That of "boss" she will probably keep for herself. The late Mr. Armour held that the daughter of any good mother is tho one to pick our for a wife. In a rule so broad tho mothor-in-law comes in for a share of just appre ciation. John Bull accomplished a great deal during the past century, and it may be said that he has a con tract on hand in South Africa that may keep him busy for another hundred years at least. if. p. tf. Representative Tonguo gavo a good account of himself Monday in his answer to Cushman, of Wash ington, and reflected credit on his district and state. His moptsignul service, however, was in rebuking the mean the mean spirited opposi tion to river and harbor work. Few men in congress nro more capable in debato than is Mr. Tongue, and as ho had right on Fiis side, his ef fort wiis not only creditable, but effective. Oregonian. a Tha best Praaoriptlon for Malaria Chills and Fever, Ih a bottle of drove's TaatelesH Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and quinine in a tameless form. No cure, uo pay. Prloe,50o, Jury Mat for 1001. flridgeort-i-C L Ilartihart, John J II row n. W i HucQs, M Card, 8iitiftl A Davit, W L Vmik, I! II Klggt, .W. U 8oH, 1) Hheiard, F T SHuiW, W N Yeat er, I F Voiiknm. ' ' linens Vbta -W N Alexander, Kills Davidson. E N Hall, Peter Kurre, It II McCarter, U W McLaughlin, 11 1! Pillar M N Pralher, J E Rhodes, LD Baldwin Dallat-J A Bnxter. 0 W Black, 8 W Blessing, James Boydstmi, T H Brown J M Bulord, J W Caldwell, U L Chap. inan.OE Dennis, W K Howe, W li Kraber, U F Melh-e, Plato McF.e, W Miller, A B Mulr, G W Myer, J It Roh- blna, J W linhlnsim, 0 I' Helhy, U She. 8 It Smith. Jacob Smith. U W Starr, Oscar Taylor, J M Wllaon, New ton Woodward, T I) Philips, C E Srhroc tier Douglas N M Dickey, J 8 Pettyjohn Win Payne, Willis Itowell, C 0 Hcrog gin, T B Stone, L M Wallace, 0 J Hits aey, Henry Olmsted. Kola -J W Edgar, J II Fletcher. V, Hurritt, Itoliert Glenn, A C Lea ho, ICd Lo re, II It McDuwtiH, U L Pearce, J W Phoenicia. J II Plum, J F Shaffer, A R Southwlek, John Sykes, Andrew Vor cler, A M Vernon, T W Wann. Falls City- Frank Butler, J J C'olwell Ira Foreman, Harvey Gage, 0 K Leet II E Starr. 3 8 Talbot, 8 It Tctherow, U M The, EG White, G W Siefnrth ludcpciicuiiro - J U Cleland, N OCIod letter, William Cockle, L Dauiun, H E FeigiMui, U L Franter, J A Grlggahy, R HillWallace Huntley, 8 It Irvive, 0 M Junes, II B Kelso, J . E Kirklaud, W W Percival. 1. T Pi ice, 8 II Walker, U A Wells. , Jaekaon-G II Ball, Cyrus Blair, Cy rus Buell, Ft) Byeily, Feiix Cmuegya, J LGuttry, M Michclliook, R A Potter, JCSyrtm. I.m-kmmuin J H llevens, Imiwis Ed wards, J M Grant, John Ground, H A Hastings, D M Hewitt, Ira 1 looker, A A Liudcman, F W I.aughary, J E Pagutt, John Hither, I M Simpson, W W Smith, F M Small, Itobert Tarter, John Taylor, F M Waters, McD Turner, W E Wit Hams, J W Yoat. MeCoy-Edaard Hell, Win Bultrlck, J J Finn, C I. Ilawley, Oil Merrill, I P Reere, G W Uloharde, Caat Kiggt, U A Shields. Mumiiouth-A G Adkins, II L Bur nett. 1! T Boothhy, W 8 Campbell, J P Doughty, Joseph Craven, Evan Evant, C F Fisher, P W Haley, James Helmlck, T A Ireland, J II Molkey, F 8 Puwell, Z Ted row RickreallI A Allen, N 8 (lurch, Ray Fawk, If 0 Fx, E L Harris, L II Know lea, Fred Koeer, U F Urn, M Martin, i W Morrison, J W Rogers, 8 T Smith, E A Stenaon, M F While Rock Creek -Clarence Aikman, M E Hayes. Salt Lake-1' W Flannery, D N Kaegi, I) I. Keyt, E FSargeant, It M Webb. Hpring Valley-S II Barker, Ira Hur ley, K P Caldwell, W O Cooper, A 11 Coyle, W B Duncan, L ft Gnwn, E C Higgins, Thos Jennings, W C Lewlt, J Phi!lit, E W Purviue, K E Robblns, J RShepsrd.'OC Wait. Suver A II Collins, Joseph Conrad, C II llosg, J R Hubbard. Jot Ridders, Allan Reui, O A Wolverton. , A series of meetings w ill be held in the United Evangelical church la-ginning Wednesday evening, January 3D, al7-.ai) o'clock. Rev. C. (J. Poling ol Dallas college will be pnaw-nl and preach. All are Invited. U. L. 1 bvell, pastor. Willard llerien, an old-timer ot this lection and one of the principal sheep men of the eounty, was in town the lat ter part of laat week, shaking hands with old friends. Willard is an old-time friend of the acting editor of of this Ollice, and we have not bad the pleasure of seeing him for nearly ten years, but he la I lie same old boy we knew twenty five years ago In Salem, when we were younger than we are now. He and hit brother own an extensive band of sheep, and Dame Fortune has been kind lo them. They have accumulated quite a little of the necessary needful for a rtiiny day. Arlington IndeNndeut. The city council meets In adjourned seasion ncu Tuesday evening when the aniiointuieiit or election ol a recorder will proliahly come up. Get out your lightning rode, boys. The Irl It Hick 1001 Almanac. Whatever may be enld orlheaclcn tllloeaUHes upon which the Itev, Jrllt 1 1 li'kn hit"" hla yearly foreoatia of storm and weather, It Is a reiurkhle fact that apeulflo warnings of every great storm, lb xxl, cold wave and drouth have lieen plainly printed in tils now fuiiinua A luminal for many yean. The latest atari ling proof of tlila fact was the destruction of (liilveetoti, Texas, on the very day named by Prof. Hicks hi lili liioi) Alumnae, as one of dlaasier bv Hlorni along the gulf (Mints. The HKil Almitmto, hy far the finest, most com plete end beautiful yet published, Is now ready. This rciimrkahln book of near pages, splenditlly illustrated with eh'irls and half-tonea, gK as a premium to every aiiliaeriher who pays one dollar a year for lllcks' Journal, Word and Works. The Ainniuao alone In sent prepaid for only iifa. Order from Word and Works I'utillHiiing company 2201 I jociiat street. Ht Louis, Mo , THE .NEW YORK WORLD Tlirlcc-tt'Week Edition The presidential campaign Is over but the world goes mi JiiHt the same and it is full of news. To leuru this hews, Jiwt as It Is promptly and im partiallyall Unit you have to do is to look In the columns of the Thrlce a Week edition i,f the New York World which conies to thesutmcrlbcr 160 times a year, The Thrlee-a-Week World's diligence as a publisher of first news has given it circulation wherever the English language Is spoken and you want It, The "'hrh;ea-Week World's regular subscription prloe Is only (1 per year, we oiler this unequaied newspaper and tho WkstHiok together one year roriz. , The regular subscription price of the two papora Is $2 50. Notice to Water Consumers. It is neither honest nor honorable for water consumers to allow their btbbt lo run in freezing weather, and hereafter any party or parties allowing or permit ting such wHHtu upon their premises will have the suine charged up at meter nitcB. Protect your pipes, at your own expense not ours. Independence A, Monmouth tf Water and Electiic Light Co. Do you need PRINTING ? ' 1 - WE AIM TO PLEASE. i..(at $100 Itewsril It 1 00. Tlis fnadera iif till, imper will t. iOi um .IUi learn (list Ilium In nl Wl nn.. itreailinl dhow Hist aeimim na iins ahl in enri. In l t. fttHviw, ami tlml la entiirili,. Ilull'i Catarrh Cnr la the only (.,.-! 1 1 vv (m,m. ktwun lo Mm iiinri inu'ruuy. i ainrrn tieiua: aeiiiialllu tn iial'llMwn, rHiilrts a enlialltulloiiitl (rent. nifiu. imii i ainira cure la lukvu lnl rnallv Ki'llns airell)r iiHin llm l.limil hhiI ihiiihhui aurfni' ol t . aymain, Hmreiiv dKniylna Hit (iMiriinlliniof lh iea, ami alvln lliaia- (..'I,, -piii hj nuiiuiiiir up nn, nou.liniiiMii snilaaxlalltis li alios In itulns; lis work, Tlis .Mprll"ra liavaau miieh Isiili In llacuratlva tHiwurathsi llwy utrr on. Iluiiilrtil Imllara nr any iwiihi n rt ta lo onro. rei ol lellincinlal: Honil fur Hal AiMrtHM. S. J, CIIKKKV U..I.I l.v li., .....I-,, v.... ill tXMTulado.O. lUlla Kamlly ftlia aft I ha beat, Inalllute. A larmert' InstUnie, under the aus plcet of tha Oregon Agricultural college It to tie held al Wells on Tuesday, Feb fl. There will he' addresses by W. F, Hotmail, O, W. Deniniin, Dr. Jas Wilhyooiulm, Geo. Armstrong, Mrt Geo. Lindenian, Piof, Kent , Prof. Coolej with music ami r.'iiui ihion in The lnstiliiiuo)iuia at lu. in. and ex lends through tlis evening, i'bu noike received at this ollice aya Feb, ft, IUih), but la evidently, a 'yenr behind and meant 1UUI. " Kusal Calnn h uulckly yUU to trcnt- luetit hy Ely's Cri'iim liabn, which isauriw. ably aritnmtlo, Jt is reeolved through Ihe iioatrils, elnaiiaea arid heals tho whole tiir face over which it dimia Hnelf, Druggists sun ins eoe. tis i run sua hy until, iu mutt. Teat it and you are sure to cotitlima llio treatment. AniioiiiueiiH-iit. To aeoouiuioilntii those who art imrlliJ to tha use of aUiinlxDrs lit applying Iniuhla Into the tiswd naaaafset for titurrlinl trotu 8U4, Ihi tiMiir'ntors preiiare Cream lialin In liquid form, wlileh will l known as Ely's Liquid Cream llnlm. 1'rien including Ui spraying tin is 7u cents.' jirtiKglats or by mail. The hmild form ambmliM Uie mod. loiual preHrlita of Ilia soini pn jmniliuu, The Ordinary Sleeper. The Pullman company now oerale two grades of sleeping cart via the Rio irande estern railway. The ordinary eepera are entirely new, anil the berths both offer and lower, are fitted up com pleto wlih niattTesses, blankets, sheets, pillow, curtains, etc., with stoves ar ranged (or making ten, coffee, etc., re quiring nothing to he furnished hy pass engert, ' Uniformed I'ullniitu porters are lu charge of the caia, who ate required to keep them In good order and attend to the wants sod fumforta of piiaiengers. The ears aie very handsome and cuiniiio dtoua, and while not ao tdegitiir, are juat comfortable sj ataiulnr l or palace tloepurt. ' Both flint and emmd-cliiaa ptssengers are eruiitiel to occupy ihcae vara on paytueiit ol llu I'oliuiaii In ftli rales, which are leaa than half of the rates charged in the tegulur Pullman palace sleeping cars, The ordinary sleepers are carried daily on trains via Rio Grande Western rail way between Denver and San Franciaefii and Portland. Ou five days iu each week the sleeiers are run through lie- lwei Ixts Angeles and San Frauciacn, or Portland and iHmver, Omaha, phi cago ami BtMton, For pamphleta deacriplive of the (ireal Salt Lake Route" apply lo J, I). Mansfield, General Agent, 'JM. Waah- lugton, Portland; or Geo. W. lleinis, i G. I'. A., Sail Lake City. M ARRIEDAt the residence ol the bride's parents, Mr. end Mrs, I. Hart, ot this city, Thursday evening, Jan. 17, at 8 o'clock, Mias Julia Hart and Mr. E. 0. Parsons, Rev. W. 8, Snmh ottlcittllng, Tha young couple, a ill make their dilute home In Salem. At a special meeting of voters of School District No. 1S, I el I ou Friday evening al the school houn, a leu mill tax wat authorised. Thp Florence Sanatorium, Salem, Oregon. A first class private bithpltal for the treatment of chrouh.' and surgical, llulll during the past yenr etqicclally for the purpone (or which It Is used. Conveniently located wllliln four blocks of the business part of the city. The iiiisit modern furulslniiirH and lat est appliances thmuuhout tlieliol'dlng Healed by hot water; lighted hy iriu li.rl,i.l ,u u iiK'K'ii oy k,ui and eleclrli Ity. 1 lere the alck can have the comfort of all cIikhiiI private home, with all the ad vanillic of a general hospital. Otiteidu phyaiclans bringing In patlenti treated with the greatest courtesy, and Hsalated Iu ojiera lions tf req Healed For term and further information write or apply personally t k.CAHTWHIUHT, M. D., Hiipariiitendent. Visitors welcomed from 2 to 4 P. M, WANTKO.-l'Hpaliln. rliall rron In everyeounly to reimanel Inrge eniiipHiiy ol nnaiielai repuiallon; vats lrj iieryaar, la.vahl wunkly; U tier iluy nbwiluuiy nuru anil all eprtii'; mminlil, Ihiiici-MiIh, ilelliille anlury, nu iiiiinluiiiiti', ri.liirv pul.l well Mainnliiy null xiiim iiiiiney ailviuicvit aneli w...U. si'ANDAttu lloiVK, at! Hfurlx.ru Ht., Chicago. To (he Dear. A rich lady cured of her deafness and noises In (he head by Dr. Nichol son's Arllllcbd F.r Drums, gave$lf,iK)u to his Institute, so that dent people un able to procure the ear dm m may have them free. Address No. PlI.'H-e, The Nicholson Institute, "SO, Eighth Avenue, New York, V. H. A. Steamers illooa and Poniona ' Will leave. Independence . HVEUY DAY, Htinday excepted, at 7:(K) a. in,, for SALEM, OREGON CITY, PORTLAND. For Freight or PiiMsage ap ply on boardthe boat, or to thetigenb J. E. HUBBARD, Indejiontleneo - Oregon, Buy Watches of ,.0. L KRAMER & CO Jwtleri and Opticians. pi ni.ic nnsiNF.Ks Abalraut of Iiiairuiiieins Filed lu Polk County Jan. 15 to 21, IU0I, ;" i "kss - M F White to Ellsabolli I Htarbuck 1-6 lot In Mh see IH, tp 7 r 8 w-l-VMl, H K Jones to L L Jones, 21a Ellas fluelldlelp7irflw!2IO.. J U Hmith to Ira A Hmllh fql 20la J E Klklns d I tp I) a r ft w-$.'oo0, Lucy J and J E Elklns to Ira H Hmllh (qt ol), 1-8 ol at) acre J E Elklns die tp Bur 6 wl. ' A Nelson to Win Flleklnger, lis 8, 4, blk 4, ralterson't add !mlep-IOO Th tllalger fo Martha A KeBne.y, part of It 1 blk H Hills town Indep -f VK) II H Kelso to I) V Khiplelon, 27.2Ja Hgm'1 Uoff d I o tp 8 1 r t w-,W,. " r Kimball to Imiisa ForstiK-r, (q el) 12.A7a Jesse Hurritt d I tp 7 t r 8 v-$l :WT Hull lo HE Hall, UHla I) OofT d I c tp 7 t r 4 w, also lis 1,2, blk 4, Rick- real x-$VH), J F Miller to II G Campbell, It 1 blk 6 Gem add I)allaa87ft. J 0 White to B I'urvlne, 1 10 int In .'Win sec jtj tp 7 a r 8 ;ioy - , .(I J Rose to Abraham decker, laud In Il'Bmiihdtp7trftwm . Mualnga from Munmoulh. (Tiki lale for laat week.) Mrs, Kutle Ksskeit, of Dixie, is vUit Ing her nephew, W, L. Hiislow, and family, Mlaw Millie Duuglily goes lo her, work In California next week. Mrs, Matilda Cook Is reported quite tick again, Mrs. Davis has been sick fo- several day, Al present she is not .reported as being any better,' Mr. Kyeit1 lioy who wss shot iu his leg last week is getting around again but not able to lie in school yet. Miss Moxh-y, of Junction, who bus been lu school here, teiurns tlos week to her homo to leach during - the spring and summer, expecting to Mom in the fall. . Friends of Mr, and, Mrt. Dooly, of ! Independence, learned w ith regret of the death of their only child. Mr. and Mrs. ! Doiity have the sympathy of all. MassnelaiHclU exclude illiterates' rom tlio liallot.box, but not along j the color line. In the latest regis-1 (ration in Huston not nioro tlmiJ one man in a thousand was kept off j the lulu for illiteracy, and night schools are always ojmn for such case. o ft REGULATOR LINE PORTLAND TO THE DALLES lly the eoniiiUHliotia aleamer REGULATOR Leaves I'orlland dally except Bun day al 7 a in. liila Is the Ureal Hcenlo Route. All tourists admit that the aoeuery on the .Miiioie uoluniula is not exoelltxl for Is'imly ami grandeur lu the United Htatee. full Information by address ing or calling on C O. TIIAYEtt, ArU, Tel. t14. Portland, Or Kr la liiv.ulnrs. The nrli-iie of I". A. i)owCo. In obtain ing mora ilisn ju.uu iwi.-hu fur liitmon luu i'l)l't liclpliilly saiiwer many qiien. (limit relutms to llm unitaeimn ot liiu-lli-eiiinl rtiM riy, I ni nipy inivs mum lu a nnililil in stliiK iTli lly id UiilleiJ Mlntva aiel lurelitu ,uii iu-, Willi eiwl ol .sun; and how to pM ium Uikiii; irmlu uiHrk, (Imlgiis, t-avenlJi, Infrliiiio. loeiilH, ilft lluin iu li ii.lmt ileilH'Se.,i'U'. Thin isniililut will lie Mini true Uiauynue wrlllng to V. A.Kuumt ik Co., WuiUiotlon, H.U . ; Not lee. , Tlie Klrnt National Hank of Indtpentleutw, Oriiili, liM-tei ut liuliMiiilnne lu Hie HUile uf liretfiiu, U elilin Ui Ha Mlllm. All lit Inililiirs anil oilier, creditors ol ih sumicih tlon, are Hiefefciro hervliy uullllnd to riieul the llille. unil ollli'r elllllilK Mllllll. IliaMH. omUim for iiaymi'iit. i. n. Ciml-aa, liHUid liiHsuiulwr il, I9U0. 1'trkiitont, A CLEAN SHAVE -AND A- STYLISH PAIR CUT 18 WHAT YOU OKI NVIIKN YOU PATHOSH-.il Kutch's Barber Shop. IiiileMndenee . . Oregon E.L.Ketchum.M.D Olflce and IteHldetice Corner lUllroad MotinioulliBireeui, independence:. OR Dan P. Stouffer. Insurance,,,... and Collection. )k Titles T ' Examined. CHARGES REASONABLE. Miiin Struot Dallas, Oregon W. 0. Sharman, - III Main Street, Independence Soul hern California. Notable among the iilenaureH afForded by tho Hlmwta Itoute is tho winter trip to Houthern Ollfomla nd Arlzonn. Henewed tuiqualutence with thin sec tion will ever develop froali points of Interest and added aouroea of enjoy ment, under It Htinny aklea, In the variety of lis industries, in Its proline vegetation mid mining Its iiiiiiiberlens reaortH of mnuutitln, shore, valley unil pluiu . ,,.. ' Tb two dully Hlmein Imlua from I'ortluiHl t.' (.'iilll'onilii h;vo liccu re eently equipped Willi the nioi-t itpprov ed pal tern of. standard .and tourist sleeping num. hut the low rules ( f fare will etlll continue In elleet. llluntrated guides to the "winter re Boris of California aad Arissoiiu -.wmy be hud ou application to : 1 n: 0. li, MAUKHAM, G. P. Portlaod, Oregon, V'V'arV' This will offer : - " mi opportunity for Hiiylnxlr to wear a new Htiit of clotlit'H, an Overcoat, or a now pair of Sliot'8. J miiHt hcII goodH licciitiHf! I am iixfcbtfrl ho much that I Iiitvti to wll.nt any prico in order to gt Ca5ll t0 f,a' w,iafc ' nv(!' H'neni1iftr hotter , tako adyaiitagy of tin's opportun ity and huy whatever you iici'd. You will get find cIiihh goods at less than wholesale price. .ItiHt fcliow mo tho iiioiK:v, and you can Have Jt Your own way. A fair inspection of my goods will convince you that tlio pricoH aro all riglit. Thu on who Needs Money Is ZED ROSENDORF. At ln VVIiIfo llniicA 1 ib,.l,.n r- Are you looking for a brush? Not with Germanybut a hair brush, tooth brush, or a Hilver-jiolishing brush. I have a good all-briBtle hair brush for 20c. Tooth brushes, 5c up. A. S. LOCKE, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON Polk County Bank (INCOIU'OKATED.) MONMOUTH, OREOON. t. it. H4n i.rr. v. u c ni'iiKi.i.. 1'rr.lrtr.l. Vlrfl-rMlilml. IHJtt. I'ont l U (aklrr. Paid Capital . .$jo,ooo.oo DIUKOTOIW: J. II. Hawley, V. h. CamplII. I. M. HimpHoii, J. H. V. Butler, John li. Htunip, K. H. Powell, Joseph Craven. Transacts a Ceneral Banking and Exchange Business. The Independence NATIONAL BANK Capital Btook, $50,000.00 n. niRacHnrRo ABRAHAM KKUION. Pr'l4n. Vlo-t'reil:ol C. W. AiVlNS, Cahlr, DIRECTORS. II lllraeliberic D W Heam 11 K SmKU A Nelttou M V Stewnrl A lonoral Pnklnf and txehan't kndnr ritAric(tl; lomni mmle, bllU dini-iiimtil. eom. mcrpial ertdltiianlr(t: deiwuliii reoflTsd ot .iilf nl nci'uuiil Hibject ! cbetik. UaKrul ftit "DOCTOR UP" Changeable weather between two seasons encour ages your chronic troubles and inflicts upon you much petty sickness. Hotter 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 MOTOK LINK TIME rABLK Oorreetcd to ditl a. l.eiiven Inili'it'iii. eniitt lur Miiiimiiulh and VII rile. TiJtO a.m. :() li. ill. Leaven Itiileionil eiuie ror Alnumoutli unil Uiilluit. IliOOa. m. 7:10 ). 111. l.eiiven Miinimiiilh lor Ali lle. 1 HO a m. ' 8:ftt p. in, I.envea Alrlle rir M o n m o ii I h Had lndeiHUidene. II. (HI , in. a uo p. i. Leaves Diilltt fur MoiiiiKiiilh mid A ii tle)ieiuleueH. I Oil . H :io 1 I.HV4'N illMll1IOUtll fur liiilepi iiileiice. Il:4a a. m, llilO II. III. :40 p. ie, ft:4fl II III, U:0(, i, m. T.eavnH liidepond enee fur Monnioiitlr BiOil i. in. t.ev Monmnulli fur DiiIUk. 11:130 II. m. 7i!IO p.ui. W ANTKD AOTIVR MAN OP OOODOHAR Heler li deliver and rollout In Oroi)ii for old pitmilUhod iniuiiil'iii'tiil'liiR wliulemile liunie $!HH) a ear, iiuro pay. Hcmely more llmnex. tierlnuco required, Our reference, any bunk n nnv elty. Knnloie nelf-adilrmaed slnni(iml nvolupe. Mrtimfm-turers, Third Fluot, aai ftrboru3.,t!Ula(0, A flan Slips Up Ou It every tltrie that he take hla laun dry work outside of the Halem Hleara Laundry to I done op. He finds "that IIM feeling" sieallfigovhr lilm when he notes the di Herein in the extjulstte color and beautiful fiiiiab, saying nothing of the good condition to which your linens are returned by the Salem Steam Laundry. COL. J. OLMKTKI), Prop. lxXiOI.H D. OLM8TEI), Mgr Phona n , xn Uhcrty at Prescription Druggist THE ARCADE. Davidson & Hedges, Props. Clgare, Cigarts, Tobeoeoa and Confectionary. .. First Class Soda Fountain In con nection. f .... . . The Castle Keeps constiuilly oa hand a fine assortment of t . , . iS5 Whiskies, Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Also the famous Hop Gold Beer. ED. GALE, Proprietor. The Hntel Eail IDallasOxo. llaa been refitted and renovated from cellar to garret, and every thing is new. Good sample room for commercial men. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hates, $1.00 to $2.00. Special rates by the week. BUCK SMITH, Proprietors. DRUG CO. CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, COPYRICHTS AND DESICNS. Send your liusinen direct to Wnnhlnirton, nnvea time, emts IvtN, better aervlce. Ur offlc, rloaa to Jt. t. fntmt Offlc. PRE! pnllmta. ary tamlnnthini mnda. AttT'i fo not duo uitll)tst i lmlrd. r&SSONAL attehttom oivkn- l TKiRS AOTUALEXlltIENCE. Book "HowloobUlllPtnU," Ui., iit frc. Patents procured- through E. O. 81ggn rmelvo tpoclal notice, without ohartre. la the INVENTIVE AGE UloabTfttwi monUUy-lvnth yux Hrmi, $1. a yu. aWl Ma VIUWbllViWAlHINQTUN, D. V. ianytlilntr you Invent orlmtirovei also CAVEATJRADE-MARKi COPYftlGHTor DESIfiN HHOIECIION, Hond model, sketch, or jilioto. for freo examination Rnd advice. BOCK U PATENTS Pateut Lawyers. WASHINGTON, O.C, i : ii nil i'r iilefaeleCLi a mmm JL . JL