The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, April 05, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEST SIDE Tlhna, ti: 141. FKIOAY, At'ML 4, IWl KMUHTS Or VYTH.I A. tjoMK uui no. ta, Mtrra kvkhy 1 1 WNtuuu remnc. M mhtn will ukt due mi'ice ett.i pmra memmvva aeenrtinaiy. J. W. BICH lurt lmleietHluo No. 80, Forest re tf Aruerloa, rueeta iw; Tuesday even lug at 8 o'clock. W. R. Allln, dentist, Cooper blook. J. L. Stockton it itrlotly op to data on bopular pric good. K. M. Wsd A Co. can mm you money on isrin wageo. Kisroln our line of 50c work thlrte. Tha Kaket Stor, The Hartford ti considered by many 0 M tia t nwi weue. IWuiiful rug and tab) eotort, at J. U. Stockton.'. At Robinson' chool book at.d actual upulie. No. 1 seed oatt for tale at Collin' mill. Soe our lickert at 10 cente. 1 The Raket 8 tor. Don't overlook that 2d hand drill at R. M. Wad A Co."! if you want a bar gain. Habit' and children' dreaeea at J. L. Stoektou. The 01 Hartford ia the aUndard of $Si wheel. . , West 8ld and Weekly' Statesman, one year, tt 1 1 1 J. L. Stockton haa lovely gray good that will make you a beautiful dreta for little money. Order a nice dreeeed chicken, from Fahuer Broe. for your Sunday dinner, S-e the comfort, ihoea, glove, boy' cKxhin, and lot of thing on our "At Coot" bargain counter. The Kaket Stor. PkKel make better stamp picture and more of them than any other photo grapher in Polk county. Studio next to Dr. Ketchum'i office. For echool tuppliet and school bookt, go to Robinson'. J. L. Stockton haa the very latest flannel for alilrt waial. , . We want next week SOdoscn chickeni, 10 doaen turkey, 20 doaen ducki, 10 doson geese, 1000 doien egg, and all the potk and veal you can bring in and we guarantee the top price. PALMER BROS. The committee waa directed to repair 'the jail to an amount not exceeding $40. if troubled b a weak digestion, lost of.appetite, or constipation, try a few Odoe of Chawberlalo'e Btouiacu and Liver Tablets. Every box warranted. For sale by Klrklaod Drug Co. We have .already received two lines o( wheels; seven different model. Call and see them. F. E. Chambers. Freeh oysters, clams, crabs, fish, etc., st Palmer Bros. Palmer Bros, pay cash for eggs, poul try, etc Call sod see ns. See our line of Isdie belts. Patent leather, tritued with gilt braid; buckle and pulley. Tbe Kaket Stor. Try Moore,4he barber, north side of "C" street, opposite Knox's grocery tore, for s bsir cot or shave. The Cleveland bicycle is a beauty, more handsome than ever. Fancy lace collar are setling fast in Portland now. They are all the. rage, 1. L. Stockton has them. Monmouth Illllnery Store. I have decided to go out of tba millin ery business this (print: and offer all my itock of spring millinery at a great re duction from regular price. I propose to run a regular bargain bouse nntil July lrt. I hsve the latest fashion and a good trimmer. Mrs. O. V. Moons. Pruning (hears snd saw at F. E. Chambers. If you nml a wagon, buggy or carriage call st K. M. Wsde A Co-'s and they will surprise you with the bargain they offer. Bovr' men'i and women's half sole st F. E'. Chambers. Shawl straps, 4 feet long IS cent. ' ' 6 " "20 cents. The Raket Stor. Tbe city council met Toesday evening. The Beat Blood Purifier. Tbe blood Is constantly being purified by tbe lungs, liver and kidneys. Keep these organs in a healthy condition and tbe bowels regular and you will have no need of a blood purifier. For this purpose there' la nothing equal to Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab If ta, one dose of them will do you more good'than a" dollar bottle of tbe best blood purifier. Price 25 oents. Samples free at Kirkland's drug store. When in Balem and you want a good meal-don't forget to go to Strong's Kwtaurant, where everything tbe mar ket affords can be bad. Columbia and Hartford aicency. F. E. Chambers J. H. Moore, tbe barber on C street, now handles Newbro'a Herpicide, the ruinous dandruff cure, endorsed by all the leading barbers of Portland and all cities in the east. Qive it a trial and save your hair, There i no wheel on the market that hag stood the tett equal to tbe Crescent. This sifBatara fa on arery boa of tb isnsla Laxative Bromo-Quinine Taw the ramedv that eases cwM ia asss day zz r r g BOYS' SUSPENDERS, 10c to 15c. 3 I Zk Hats-Hats-Hats Z. We have now in our line of crash hats for men, ladies and boys. Also our regular lines. ZSt E THE RAKET STOR 1 lUUUUMUlUUUUUUUUlUUUUUUiR WkUt Clak. Last .Friday evening th whUt club met wiib Dr. and Mm. Butler. Mr. J. E. Kirkland and Mr. Kutch wara cham ptona while Mr. and Mr. Goodman had to content themaslve with tb contola lion prtiet. Tbl Friday evening tha 'b will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Brant. It was cold enough on Wednesday to now. Dr. Ketchum 1 having an addition omit on hi bouaa. Tha town of Sheridan ha an epidemic of meaalee. Tha Modoc tmashsd into tha Buena Viata tarry last week and tha company settled promptly. Assessment No. 3 lor the A. O. U. W. and No. 3 for the D. ol II. hsv been called for April. Monday was the opening day tor tha trout season. Did anyone go out? Wert any trout caught? Rev, E. J, Thompson, ol Corvallia, will preach at the Praabyterlan church Sunday morning, April 7th. W. Q, Bharman haa moved hi tailor (hop to tha Independence National bank building where ha I comfortably located. W, Q. Creasy went to Corvallia on Wednesday to make a deal with hi farm. Fred Douty to (hipping car load of potatoes every little while. A carload ia now ready for (blpment to Mexico, Frank and Jet Whlteaker left on Wednesday morning tor South Bend, Washington. Monday, all tool' day, was rather quiet. Tha Wast 8idb hasn't yet heard of many Joke being played. Roe Kirk land perpetrated one on Grocer Cat breath, but It cost him tha treats. The entertainment by the W. R. C. ha been postponed to the 13th. On of tba attraction will be a solo or two by 8enator Doughty, ot Monmouth, which will be a treat. M. J. Palmer, ot Albany, was a visitor here during the week, returning to hi home on Monday. Mr. Palmer ton are In tha commission business here. Tha Forester will give a social at the opera house Saturday evening. Quits a number of invitation have been issned and a good time ii anticipated (or those who attend. Henry Patterson was with tha boy here during tha week. Henry can't (lay away from Independence every little white ha mutt look in on tbe scenes of hi childhood. Anyone having gentle horses to "break" over had better Inquire of Kutch, Owen, Hooper or June a to the beat mean required. That' what "Roe" Kirkland suggests. Albany has raised $500 for tbe purpose, and I preparing a pamphlet descriptive ol tbe advantage and resource ot Linn county for distribution In tbe east. A headquarter will be maintained at the Buffalo exposition for distribution of the literature. Last Tbnrrlay a number ot Independ ence Maton went over to Dallas to as sist tha lodge there In conferring the degree upon two candidate. Among those going from here were C. W. Irvine, Q. L. Hawkins, H. Hirschberg, J. 8. Cooper and W. P. Connaway. Mr. Rathbun, a custodian of the work for the Masonic order in this state, wa in Independence Monday evening for tha purpose of giving instruction to tbe member of Lyon lodge. Owing to no notice of bl coming being ent in ad vance but few member were out to meeting. The party who told you that tha Ore gon Fire Relief Association i dead or dying, was mistaken. The association is doing 75 per cent more business at .. r.n.u.nt Lima than it was during the corresponding period of last year. If ,, .I.h farther information in regard to the association, a " Hodue. at Independence, will have the , .. ..i a n a desired effect. Th. warns to be a disposition among .i.. t.rvMtia business men ol our city to allow those who are crying, re- ortn ana insisting m garding saloon be enforced, a chance to rake their own chestnut out of the flr instead of standing back and wlting for somebody to do it for them. II the city council and city officer look after the enforcement of the city law and ordi nance, they will have plenty to do with out interfering In Ute affairs. ,,ar a rnm IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet Alldruggtata reiunu me iuuj i . tnre. E.W. Grove'. .Ignature Is on each box. 25c. Drink. THE PUREST AND BEST Bottled beer for familv use to be had at GALE'S castle saloon. ED. Independence. Snsnenders are Z2 lop Bold Beer Al JTV ws essaaaA broken or disabled get a new pair at the 5 RAKET STOR, 25c to 50c. Ura. J, 0. Gardiner, ot Salem, ia visit ing her aitter, Mr. A. J. Tupper. Mr. J. It. Patterson, ot Parker, 1 visiting relative near Independence. Mr, Anna CulbarUon, having grad uated front a buslnes college In Port land, la at home one mora. Ml Kat Ketchum spent a few day last week at Corvalll a the guest ot Mia Juantta Uoeendorf. Ml Em Richardson and cousin, Ml Moeck, arrived her from Portland Monday to vilt Mi Richardson' par ant. v M. 0, Pottsr, a former budnee man ot Independence, wa In town during tha week telling oar merchant 'torn good. Mil. Ora Cottier, itate secretary of tha Rebekaht, wa in the city Tuesday evening on an official visit with Mr. Weatherford. Tha Eastern Btar chspter will hold Easter tervlce In tha Masonic ball Sun day, April 7, at 8 t All Interested art cordially invited. Tba Ladle ot tb Maocahe will meet tonight (Friday) to elect a delegate to at tend th state convention which meet at Portland thl month. Mr. Jame Harm had tha misfortune to fall and break her arm above tha el bow lad week. She ha differed con ilderableat the (ractur wa severe one. Mrs, A. J. Goodman entertained the Rebekah at her home on Tuesday, giv ing a reception In honor ot Mr. J, K. Weatherford, tba itat president, and Mrs. Ora Cosper, th state secretary. Mrt. J. K. Weatherford, president ot the itate Rebekaht, wa In Independ ence on an otllolal visit to the local lodge on Tuesday evening. She left on Wed nesday'! train for Forest Grove. At a aieettng ot tha Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening ona candidate was initiated. Delegates to the state meet ing at Dakar City on May 21st were elected si follows Mm. E. T. Ilenkle, Mrt. J. D. Irvine, Mrt. J. N. Jones. Mrt. F. N. Gilbert, of Salem, visited several dayi with Mrt. W. P. Connaway, leaving (or her home on Tuesdsy morn Ing't boat. On Monday Mrt. Connaway gave a reception In honor of her guest. Though tht day was stormy many ladies attended the reception.' Rev.-Arthur Llndsey, ot McMlnovllle, lectured Monday and Tuesdsy evenings In the interest ot tha Mace lie lodge. His subjects were "Men and Grasshop pers," and "Women and Butterflies." The lectarea were well attended and several member were added to the lodge. Tbe Campbell hoy sold a lot of furni ture to a man from Falls City. When It come right down to business propoal tlons, ths merchants of Independence csn and do beat their competitor at Dallas and other point. A little more judiciou and liberal advertising by our merchants would psy tor itself in In creased buslnes in a short time. There was a little social gathering at Geo. W. Whlteaker' on Sunday even ing to inspect and teat tha new piano lately installed. The vnlng was given up to muilo, Ben Whitesker rendered several piece of tb old M0 music pn bis violin. Then there wai a piano duet by Prof. Kantner, of Dallas, and Miss Nellie Whlteakert piano solo by Prof. Kantner and piano and vocal solos by Mrs. T. D. Csmpbell; refreshment were then served and participant took their de parture (or home. The Dallas city election Monday wa hotly contested, resulting a follow t Mayor, M. M. Ellis; police Judge, Dan P. Btouffer; marshal, J, M. Grant; councilmsn-stlsrge, J. C. Hayter; coun cilman, first ward, T. A. Riggs; second wsrd, W. G. Vassal! ; third ward, A. B. Muir. M. M. Ellis wa th only success ful csndldate on the law and order ticket, snd be probably would not have been elected but for bi popularity. Corvalli hats come Into prominence as an egg center, ssys the Times. An egg wsr between two local flrnx has made a stir in the. market. From every. direc tion egg are arriving in abundance. On account of the ' wsr,' eg are. higher priced at Corvallis than at Portland. They are 3 or 4 cent higher than at Al bany. They are 15 cent a doten to the farmer wbo bring them to town, al though consumers may buy them at any (tore In town at 12 cent a doten. Mayor Stockton, the originator of the idea to issue bond for the purpose of taking up city warrant and reducing the rate of interest from 6 to 4 per cent, 1 much encouraged over the prospect ot the successful outcome of his plan. Be fore the subscription book were opened letter were received asking for fully one-third of the entire issue, One firm in Chicago wants to make a private bid for the entire 8HO00. The committee cannot entertain this proposition now, however. Recorder Judah, of Salem, wa here Friday evening, and explained the plan to a goodly number of interest ed people, and left a request with the committee for $1000 worth of the bonds. There teems no doubt but that the en tire amount will be subscribed long be fore th time let for closing the books- May 1. Lettori Remaining uncalled for in the post office at inaepenuuuee, urogon, on Apr, 1, mow Berber, MriG Bekker, Peter Davit, H M Elliott, Nannie Stulti.CW When calling for these letten please ay advertised. J. A. Wbbki.br, P. M. Card of Thanks. On behalf of relativei and friendi, thanki are hereby extended to the kind neighbor! and friendi ot Independence and vicinity, for their very kind and un selfish atiiitance and service rendered during the late illness of Mrs. Rider. May God in till providence be merciful to you all. O. D. Rider and children. Tli Easy to Feci Good. Countless thousands have found a kiuimi n tha hndv In Dr. Klncr't New Life Pills, wbloh positively cure Con stipation, B1CK neauaoue, lsiraiut-sn, fo..ntlu Malaria. Kavar and Airue and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Puroly vegetaoie; never gripe or weuseu. yuiy 'Zoo at jurwana urug uu, tl. k.. 0..a.l.tlii-ifi Malaria Chills and Fever, is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is limply Iron and quinine In a tasteless form, No cure, no pay. Prloe, 60c Ilk aa4 Meos Eoli. . W. C. Gaidar ha negotiated .til'ST of a controlling Interest In th Xk t Moot mining claim to party of T nia capitalist, who, also lurnUh jjtrf fuudt tor development, The 0 war located and owned bv Che Stock mam and ant iltoalad at the )l ot MoOullough fork, near tha rich Mi ' .1 HlAlllk ttllnaV ThlprorKly tildU)baB viwpiC titng on, tha ledge being five ! tr ' r P "I"1 hrln' . and lying la loft yellow porphyfjf t lOaorgo and Ed puhd good and atrong tween slat and granlt toundttoi,A :i h critical point Oliver gava tb tromlbliioorctbrlcbpla(iJtuibi;iw raharp cut with tha whip low war fed Tbe panning from differ-1 rch wa oolortunately left In bl car. ml nnlnla an tha ladtn show BBUSB' . amount! of court gold. J, Win Wilson, on whose opinion lb3T property wa accepted, reported to havt also found to ins high grade gold bearing lulphuret that had been overlooked by th prospector. Mr. Wilson I winning hi way to th front rank among mining ninn In this illatrlrt. Another tuiDOrtant deal in which h figured wa th sal ot the Gall Borden group, In tba Cracker Vreeg Ulstrlot. Ths price paid tor th Elk and Moot I not mad nubile, but all part lee con cerned aeem to he satisfied with ths transaction. Work will be prosecuted energetically iron now on. numpter Miner. The Mr. Wilton referred to In th abov dipping 1 th son ot t W. Wil son, railroad agent at Airlie. , He bona. of our own boy raited on tha luckla-j mut and tclvooled In th country, teljooj bouse. . --,r ,r- s? Ai our butcher In th year at' Itt ami 'Wi he wa not a luoretifttl a h wished to be to wound up bosloess and turned hi fact toward th it and tougbt for tune In tb golden hill of Bumpier. - At Drat be made slow progress In th business he to little knew, but by bard work and long study ha ''gained ground", and knowledge. Now ha la doing a nice business In buying anJ selling mining claims, eiperting mine, Incorporating companies (or development work and handling stock. II now ranks a an experienced miner and prospector and enjoy th distinction ot being at least successful in all his doing linos ho bai engaged In bit new line of trade. 1 Mulngt from Moamonlh. Jones, th butcher, ha closed out so we have no ihoo In town. " Rev. 0. Kelly, who baa been working ai an evangelist In Eastern Washington, has returned bom. " ; , ' Miss Carrie Haley, who I now leech ing at Fall Citv, will teach a summer school on Itock creek.- " " Mr. Turner, of Falls City; It trying to Induct some of tha farmers to' plant broom corn, ha will furnish the seed snd pay them well tor their labor. II the experiment proves ueceful be will then sgree to buy all thty can raise. From the beautiful evening melodies, ws would Infer that tbe band boy ar expecting to be in' readiness for torn plcn'cs this spring. Dr. Sheldon, ol the educational de partment ot th Stat University, de livered the chapel talk at tha Normal school on Tuesday morning and remain ed to visit tbe school Tuesday and Wed nesday. , ; , It 1 reported that Mr. Eaton -and family art to taovw-sa Oregon City tooa.4 Lawo tennl has been resurrected this week. ' Some preparation I being made to ward th athletic contest to be held at MoMlnnvllle torn Urn later in tbe season. Dr. Kellogg, pastor ot the Taylor Street Methodist ohurcb, ot Portland, delivered an literestlng add res to a large audience In the chapel Friday evening, the (object waa "Th Boy Educate." The process of reference ia Indeed wonderful s applied to tome catM! for Instances Charlie bidet Willie's bat; Willie refen the matter to hit training teacher; who refers it to the critic; who refen It to the principal; who refers it to Charlie's fattier; who refers Charlie to his knee, Well,' we will Just lest you' to Imagine the next ' reference. The plsn ot summer fallowing the roads has been .discussed pretty thor oughly for the past forty yean and It wai generally understood that it pro duced no other crop than mud, but wa found a man in this community who has proved b) actual experiment that tbii ii a mistake for be did tuch a good Job on the clay hills south ot here that th citl sen are raising old wagons snd buggiei and the comment! they make on the work re not very complimentary, John Cox bai a lady sheep that ii as good ai a gold rain. Less than a year ago this ewe gave birth to three lamlx and this spring the hai repeated. In the meantime each one of these kids, which now happen to be ewes, dropped a lamb which will eventually turn into ewes. Mr. Cox teem particularly ter: tnnate In the sheep business, his flock last year hiving Increased 200 per cent; that ii he his three timet a many now ai h,e bed at the beginning ot the year. T Job Couldn't Have Stood It If he'd bad Itching Piles. . They're terribly annoying; but Bucklen'i Arni ca Halve will cure tbe wont case of pile on earth. It bat cured thousands. For Injuries, Palo or Bodily Eruption It's the best salve in the world. Prloe 25o a box. Cure guaranteed. Bold by Kirk' land Drug Co. Mr.'-Bditdn It is exceedingly gratifying forme to sthte that I have re ceived very good results from my" advertisement in the WEST BIDE, in so ranch that it brought me many customers who had the money (or in other words flunked the cash down) And that is what I am after. . . The cn(stomers weft very much pleased with their bargains and I waa equally pleased to get the money. I have just received the finest line of Gentlemen's shoes; see samples in my display windows)' and lots of novelties arrive daily in Star shirts, neglige shirts; plenty of new styles in neck, wear for Spring to select frdm.' ; f Now, Mr. Editor, as my profit is so very small, I regret not being able to offer "Prises" But then, again, that would be a violation of the postal laws; and "then," again, everybody knows that in the long run the purchasof has to W tot the ''prize." I give every purchaser individually a prizes-genuine, quality at the lowest price. It is mv aim to undersell any house in Inde pendence and you can be easily convinced by purchasing your suits, hats, shoes,' hose, etc. at the WHITE HOUSE. . m ZED ROSENDORF. ' ilf. V i "Tinos, Mania i" k' Bunday afternoon JPred Hooper ught he'd take a baggy ride, o b xltad up Mettle, the bay mar Mr. !M tued to drive to th tullk wagon, itarted out that It, be tried to itart i 1 Maltl wouldn't go. About tbl 3 George Kutch and Ed Owen bap- led along and Volunteered to push ' behind while Oliver Jones, who 1 L . t . I t il ? bow In light, handled tha jrlbboni, - Old tsar lUrtWl, looking ftelllier 10 trio right nor to th left, and aha didn't go alow either. Oliver managed to bold her down-and stopped her after going i hundred and fllty yard, to lot Frd In. Tht antra. : refusing to itart ba laid on tbt whip rather heavily and ,"iube- ' ii i .... . . a queni proceeding iiiieresieu nun no mora." With a luund tht mart itarted, bretk- lot tha tingle-tree, going out ot the haft and leaving the buggy behind. Oliver refuted to let go and followed tht mire. He alighted on hi bead in th hard graveled road, and Fred teeing the pilot leave the ship, concluded not to tarry and made I flying lean too. After lrcllnt ironod tba block .the jurat was caugk) Wl nothing on but IT i a. n a ' ii.. a t I - tne.Druua. VHy' i uauiy oruiseu oy fslHng on tire ifavefind it will ba'tomt tlwa before he hVai good as aver." ' "J A TeUnlqiilal From Old Eaflanl. ""I j.ildei' Chain berialiiV Cough Remedy the best lu th world for brnn- cbitW,M aa.fa Mr, 'tVlltlaiu pavory, of WarrlngKin, Englsiid "H aaved my witt lire, tht having been a uiartyi to bronchlll . .for .over six year, being rdoat of tbe time confined to her bed. Shell now quite well." It la a great pleasure to to matiufsoturers of Chsui benatn'k Cough Remedy to ba able to publish testimonials of this character. They1 ahow tha imt good ta being dottf, pain artd'iuireriilg relieved and . . . a ... a i.a. j yaluabi uvea reswreo 10 neaun ana bapplnw by this remedy. It It for sala ry Kirkland Drug Co- The Oregon Fir JUilitd Association, wfttt headquarter at MflMinnvllle, Ore- ti' a a s I I.. gon, hat Nverai nuncreu menioers in Polk county, who hsve aecured their In- lurapoa for aclasl cost, u The association I now aavtng It memiwr aliout liM) a div In tit (tale. There were 884 certl- Bcwtei ot Imurance Issued from the 1st lohe25thof March, which j conclu tlv evidence 61 a good healthy growth nq"afe reliable Insurance. D. A. Hodge ol Indai'iendence, ii tgeut for Polk coun ty, and would be glad to call on anyone la ,h county Interested in securing in aranc at actual cost. - it!io ear load of fencing lumber wr received from th Thurston Broa mill at Dattaa this week. . Tba Jumber came (or If iampball and Ii for us at Horst Bros bov yard below lodependenca a few mil. The Beat Beaedj ftr Kbc amatbm. 'TOW IK? mox PAItf. AM wtut uas ('hamtiarlaln'a Pal a ftkltfi ; fur rheumatism are delighted with the quick relief from pain It af ford.' metfl peaking of this Mr. D. N.Htoka, of Troy, Ohio, lay: "Howe tlhJ ago I bad a severe attack of rheu ntatlaaa In my arm and ihoulder. I trleal numerou rernedle but got no re lief, , until I was recommended by Messrs. Geo. F. Parsoni dt Co., drug- gisl ot this place, to try Chamberlains Pals Balm. They recommenaea so highly that I bought a bottle. wa todn relieved of all pain. I have since leoommended tbl liniment to many of tat friends, wbo agree with me that It Is the best remedy for muscular rheu matism In the market" For sale by Kirkland Drug Co. ( The Florence Sanatorium, 1 . Malem, Oregon. A flrtt-filart private hospital for tbe treatment or etiromo ana surgical. Brtlft during the past year especially Ii tha nuriMwe for which It la used. (Snaewnentlv local td within four blocks of tbe business part or tne city. The most modern fifrnlshinRS and lat est annllauoea throuiihout the bulldlug. Healod by hot water; lighted by gas and electricity.. Here the sick can have tin comforts of an elegant private home, with all the advantages of a seoeraJ hospital. Outside pbysiolaui bflaglog In patients treated with the gfeaMel courtesy, ana assisiea id opera tlona if reaueated.i ' For terms apd further Information write or annlv personally to , U. CAKTWKIOHT, M. D., Buparlntendent.. Visitors welcomed from 2 to 4 P. M. 'Uv;' To the Deaf. A rloh lady cured of her deafness and noise In the head by Dr. Nichol son's Artificial Ear Drums, pave f 10,000 to bl Institute, o that deaf people un able to procure the ear drums may have them free. Addres No. 18184-0, The Nicholson Institute, ... 780, JKIgbth Avenue, New York, U. B. A. jr . (Hena ne ineir names. , . Thousands of Eastern people will take advantage of the oheati rates to the North west In elleot every Tuesday irom February n to April so. ij They are the loweat In years. li you nave any menus w no are min ing of corning West, send me their names and I will have our representa tives look them up furnish them with advertising matter -reserve berths see that tbey have a quick and comfortable trip. . A. U. BHELIWN, t General A sent. 2-8 1 4-60 . Burlington Koute, Portland Stat or Oslo, 0.-- nt Tnisuo.f . i,UI (l t. 1 .CHtvuiaie.liiht e In lb on u f 'u of lb tirra (if t. J.O.ir-nT a en. dirt.i. biMlntM, la ths Cilr of Timrtii, ( hit sua IinI iiaunMlit. anrt ibsi (! firm f M i".v lu sum ol O.SK IIDMH Kll m;U LH1,orM(;UM(1iVioiuMo( 'mr h that r:i .nun titsuia by ILm iih u( IUU's Ct.mii VVIN.-' f ItANaT 1. ('HXM'.Y. nwoiMtobofnrs tat and mil.wrllHd la tnf piu, Wis lib day ol ItMcmlMi. A. t. inui, l-, 4. W,UI,KAX()N, JsI.J Aalory public. Maii'iCs sirSCnisI latts Inlcnalr and aia dl ily us Hi liliiod anil mucnus kiirliu'M 0 lilt triMMa. tnd for i.Uinoiilal, In-., r, J. I ll KNUV CU ToMo, O. told tlV rilMllli.-.T.Kl, Hall's family nils ai tns bt. i I'l'IIMC BUHISEHH. ibstract of Initramenti Filed In Polk County Mar. f 6 to Apr. 1, 1901. DUOS . J A Gibson to W B Cuppy, 320a T I! ilunsaker d I o tp 0 1 r 6, 7, w-$ l.'OO. Sheriff, VanOrtdel, to Bell Wolf, hit In 80 sec M tp 8 1 r 6 w-1137. NluaMKIrkpslrlcktoRena I) Hart, 100x100ft 8 Bhelton d 1 0, Dllai-700, N A Newbill to A B Cockerbam, 134 Levi Burden d I e tp 6 1 r 7 w-t-100. W C Brown to Phoebe Conlee, It 1 blk 8, Germantown add Dal I as-$50. B F Mulkey to II B Tingle (qt el), n of n w H of tec 19 tp 9 1 r 0 wi 20, M 0 and F K Hubbard to F O Ray. mond, III 8, 9, blk L, Falls City 133. W T Sister to Oliver M Jones, 100.0a II Young and E C Dice d I ct tp 8 r 4 w -2600... J Wm Uallowty to G E Sellert (bai on patent), 100 mU tp 7 1 r 6 w-; 1 Fold County Bank to CIihi Hopkln, It 6 blk R, 1st add Falls City $12 50. ' Nasal Catarrb qulokly ylchls to treat msnt by l'Jy's Cream iJalut, which Is euro. hly aroiiiullc It Is reoolved through th uonlrlU, oleansaa and heals ths whole sur face over whiuh It ditTiUH'S iUelf. lmiguista loll ths 50a. aix Trial sir by until, 10 esuts. Test it and you are sure to continue the treatment. Aiinouncfnicnt. To aooomwoant those who are partial to Uio use of atomiser In Bpi'lying Ii'tnid! into Uie naaal iiuayes for ftUurnnl trou Mti, tbs proprietors propers Cream Balm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's liquid Crciun lialm. Price hidmling ill praying tube is 75 esnta. IfruKgists or by niaiL The liquid form omlxxllwi the lued IoImI pruperum of lbs solid prepaiiitloB. A Salem firm again captured the Polk county mohair pool this year. On Fri day, the SHh, the Polk County Mohair Asaciatlon held a sale at 1 p. m., there being over 11,000 fiWe in the pool, and they were auction! off to the highest bidder.. Wm,. Brown A Co., of Salem, Oregon, purchased the entire lot -at 22 cents per pound, There were five other bidders. This Is considered one of tbe finest loti of mohslr that was ever got ten together In the itate, snd Is easily worth froin one to two cents per pound more than the average lot. There was about 100 goat breeders in attendance. The Dallas lodge of Masons will have work Saturday evening and tome ot our boyi think ot chartering the motor to attend and assist In the work. Notice, Partie having businee with the First National Dank ar directed to call at Room 2, Cooper Block, where they can be attended to. J. 8. Cooi-ss, President. Go tOy-O H. M. LINES For Wall Paper, Window Shades, Picture Frames, etc. Furniture of all kinds repaired. Oflloe with the Telephone company INDEPENDENCE. WANTfCD.-Caplblc, reliable imnmn in tvnr; ennnly U ruprnxial largo romnny of snllil tliiam-lai riuliiiton; few utlarjr xr year, payauia wmjuiy; h pvr u auwiiuwiy iun and all sximiiiim; "tmiulil, Ixina rlilt, definite alary, no eiminilHiliin; wilnry paid rarb HalurdMV and xim.iim imiiiii'V advamwd xh Wink. Bl AW1IAKU liUUHN, IM lKrlMirO m:, uiioatro. GAP CLOSED The operation of through trains botwicu San Francisco and Los Angeles, Via Surf and Santa Barbara, will be Kin on MONDAY MARCH 31, 1901 on the new COAST LINE Two Through Trains Daily. The Coast Line Limited leaving each tormina! in the morning, equipped with cle cunt cafe and parlor car will make daylight trips through tbe most pictur esqtie, varied and eutertain ing scenes on the continent Inquire of ageuts of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC E.L.Ketchum,M.D ORloe'and IUldenoe Corner Railroad Monmouth Streets, INDEPENDENCE. OR W. U. Sharman, f.lERCHAHT TAILOR Bank buiMing, Monmouth st., Independence, Oregon Some People Think Because we olTer them such a fine looking ring for such a small amount of money that it must be plated or filled. Not bo, however, for we carry nothing but solid Gold Biuga and sell them on a very olose margin. i ours lor Kings, 6. A. KRAMER & CO Jeweler and Optician, Thurston Lumber Company, Dallas, Oregon. ...MANUFACTURERS OF... LUMBER OF ALL KINDS Dry Stock always on Hand, also Cedar Shingles. NOTK: We have a tint-class dry kiln which enables ut to give you tbor oughly dry lumber. " DOCTOR UP" Changeable weather between two seasons encour ages your chronic troubled and inflicts upon you much petty icknsH. 'utter ward it off. 10 cents might prevent it when $10 wouldn't euro it. Coino to uh to have your prescriptions filled, and for everything kept in a well regulated drug (store. STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS ' ' AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES KIRKLAND A Bureau i The Durlinglon ticket office In Portland is s veritable Bureau of Information fur travelers a place where they can It-am what it will cost to reach ANY point in America or Europe; how long the trip will take, and what there Is to see on the way, If you are figuring on so eastern trip, drop in and gel full infui million, or. if you prefer, write me about it. Omaha, Chicago. Kaunas City, St. Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. Cor. SOUTH and EAST -via- SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO Shasta Route. Train lve Initrpvadenc for 1 otl'mid and wny autumn l !i i- tn. , Leave lur itirvauu i u;wi s. ni. I.T I'orUand !i a. m. li: "0 v. in. , U Ki a.m. , Mil p. in. 7;l. i. in. . s, m. ,' ::w a. ra, , 7 '.V'.m. , 7:12 a, m. 7:. p. m. II j. m li M.u. in. 5-00 a., m. 8: ra. a. m HI), cu 7'Vta m K:IU a. Ul H-Vi . m i.tio i. w s- 'ji . m l!:i a. in "i :il a. in 8 .UO . m fj-.tJ a. m U:IU i. in l. lliiy ,r Aliiinl " fUrmmptito " Han Kriul ... " OfdM.".... " iKrnror " KmiMia City..., " CblnMfO., " tm A nar In " Kl l fntX Worth ' City of MoJtlCO.. " llimion " N Orkm.... " WMhliiRlnn , ... " Kw York p. m. AMI i. to, it-.m a. in. a. in. Tsui a. m. : l . in. M a. in. U:W p. m. Pullman anil Tourlut cam on both trains CI air cars Haiwiieiibi la iliiilon ami Kl I'ano ami Uiurlut corn ta VMeo, HI. lAiiits, New Orlvanaanil Waabinttun. CoiiuiwtliiK at tin ti Fmiii'luco with ertr ti'Hiiikhlp lluoti for Honolulu. Jhimii, t lilua rtilUH'loi'ii.OMtral ami tloiilu America. HwMii. O. A. Wtuvx allni1(:Kn.li:npo sta tlon.oraitilrviia C. H. MARKKA VI, Uuiiorat I'aaacnRer AguiU i'ortliiuJ, Or. A CLEAN SHAVE ' AND A H STYLISH RAIR GUT a IS WHAT YOU OKT WHKK YOlf PATHOXUK Kutch'e Barber Shop. ludeppndeuce . Oregon Dan P. Stouefer. Insurance and Collection. k JitIes. , T Examined, CHARGES REASONABLE. Main Street Dallas, Oregon anvtlilnsf you Invent or improve I also K-t i CAVEAT.liMDE-MA.RK, COPYRIGHT or DESIGN PROTECTION. Mtnd niottl, krlch, or jilioto. for fum exauiinat-ion and ailvit's. ' BOOK ON PATENTS fue bul'ore patent. , Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON. D.C. ' riO YEARsJ EXPERIENCE TR0t " DESIGNS) r'ftt C0PYRIOHT8 AC AiiTonn nenrttng a iiketrh nd flmortptlon mar niiloklr iwwirtiim our oplnlun Irm wnaUier a Ttiniin' on Id protmtily mli;ntnM. Cnnimnnioa.' tlcmnmrlotlyconllrtontliU. lUnilhooUon lntauU ml. Ikio. oliiiwt aijeiioy for niwurmn pHtont. I'Btoiitii tlnn t lirouiih Muim tu. rooulT (partii notlca. without olmrua, ill tli Scientific flmcrlcnn. A imiKldomoly lllnatratnd moMf. tmrmt rtr. ...i... i.... nt Bnw .iii.ttiikHi, 1niirni.l. Tttrina. SI a your i four montha, L Bold by all newsdenloin. MUNN&Co.38IBroidw'-New York Urauob Oilloo, (Qo F Bt. WMhlnulon, D.C. PIAITIEMT CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS. COPYRICHTS AND DESIGNS. Send yonrbnalneaadlraet to Wanhlnirton, nvtti Um, coata Um. better aerviue. Ily offlm don to V. S Patent Offlct. TRIE pnllnlB' try UMnlnttloni madt. ry UMnlnauon, rnadf . Any', na not duo until tent PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN 19 VTE.i ACTUAL GXFfilLIGNOE to., mo frM. PaUnta E. Bot nra Book "HowtoobUln Patent," ncelT, iptolftl notfoo, without luug In tho INVENTIVE ACR irocnrM throngn . . Hits! im ot ti. a, snow ia. 918 F St.. N. W., l Tl HI Mm 1 DRUG CO, Information. A. C. SutLDONGeneral Agent, Third and Stark Sis., Portland, Ore. ' HOTOK LIME v TIME TABLE Curroi teil to dulo. Leavsa luil(l. Lum Alrlle for nea tor Monmouth Monai oath sad and Alrllr. Indepcndenoa. lit swau j e oo a-m. S:S0 a. 8 00 Uavm ladeptind- teav.. Dulla. for " " . I Moiimoulh anil In- noafur Moamontb drpcudtittcs. and UallM. i lltSOa. ai. " 830 " ritJt' ti1o"na.oas U.v. Monmouth! forlnSepndnc. for Alrlln. , B:4S , m. . l.-.to a. m. 7 00 a. m. ltlt S:A9 p.m. AiSS m. :Ot p. m. Moumoath forUallaa. Lars Indvpand- ; nc fur Monmouth' II to a. tn. - 7:30 p in. 8:05 p. m. i i 0 Oregon ShoitIine and UfiioiM Pacific Uepari TIME SCHEDULES. Arrive for From lu(Upuuai'Doe from HtJfilil X Worth. Omaha, MOam Kanww City, 8t. 4 30 p. m hmt- Igus.ChUSHOa4 IliKtou r"Mw i1,1""0 SnULnkti.Denvw.Kt Ml Dm Wortli.Omaha.Kau. 810 t m, via Ifunt. " t:"' 8l- ,jOU'' injttou CWcano ani JBtwU M Paul Walla Walla, Lewis- " Kt Mail ton, Hiiokttue, Mill- 60 a in U(hm1Ik, Ht. laiil, ' ni. via iHilulti, Milwaukee, BM)ianfl ChlcHitu and East. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. Fmm Portland. - All KHiHllg lllltlB 811 b- n in Jwt u Phause . Kor wan Kramilsoo p. m. .Snlln every 6 days Dally Columbia Klver " r xSumluy sumuiara. t,4P-m; ' Saltirday To Astoria and Way- 111 LaudliiKS. , tWlllmiietteaml .,.7.?-.i". , Vamliin Klver. P '1 liimi.Tlnu Mon. .Wed, Kudnt. Orestoc itMly. Day ton, anaWi. aud W ay-Luudiugt Willamette Klvor.' :!Wp. m. HUud sit." return to Corvall la and Sat. an)J WHyaiB1Kllug8 LyKlparl sTiaVeltlverT Le1 :iK.m. hm.dikily Dully rllpttria to Irfwlstmi. a. tu. steamers to Purtktud from Independence Modou lenves CorvalliB for Portland Mondays WodneBdaYs and Kridnyu atSa 111, hkhi iik ltiili'lcndoiu"o at 11 111, KiMuruliii, leaveH Portland Tm'!idx3'lmr8dft)'8 and Satur dnys.pmisiiiK iiVifcU'UCoHt tt p m Until lunves InHRffliicefor Portland Tnes ilys, Tliursibii'i Aiul , Saturdays hi Am 111. Rcturnlug loaves Portland for Independence Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday at Sa in arriving at Indepeudunoe at 6 p in. AI HERREN, Agent, Independence, Ore. Steamers Altona and Pomona Will Ieave'Independence . EVERY V',I)Y, Huuday excepted,, 8,t 7:00 a. m., for SALEM, OREGON CITY, PORTLAND. v. y 7 7: :i 7., 7 For Fligh t w Pasainje ap ply on bonrdthe boat, or to the agenti.. J.- E. HUBBARD, . Independence - Oregon, A