The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, April 12, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEST SIDE Tlphon), N. 141. FIllhAY, AP1UL 12, JiHM RMOHTHOF PVTIIIA 110MKK l.OI-OK NO, iv MKKT8 RVKttY . W -MIlmilt,f vrviUHK, ,WritllVW Will la duo notice aud govern tttinwheaac,trdtui(l Vl-IMli klilgUkaar invited Itt aitvud UB J. W. RlCUAKUSON, K.K B (Vuri Independent No. SO, rmt vim of Aiuerlo, iuu vvry Tuemlav . I.. - . U ..'..I ...1. - VVt'Mllili ill a uuiwi. w XV. It AUln, dentlat, Cooper ti,ck. K. M, Vdo & Co. vn tv you money on uriu wagun. New percale t 8, 10 ami 12 eont at J. L, Mocitun . Tins Hartford is considered by many to in) tue wet t wuevi mauu. lVtvidson A Hedge have m'elved t Ample tin oi their nw bicycle. Al Robinson school book and gc.iuol supplie. ,'' N'Os 1 need oat tor sale at Collin wilt. IXia'I overlook that 2J hand drill at K M. XX ade s Co. if you want a bar- J. L. Stockton I oliini men' Smith Wallace Columbia hoe lor ('.'.50 and Suuth Wallace whang leather lioe lor 2 w. I neee price are way down. The Dl Hartford i the tandrl il M wheel. West Hide aud. Weakly HUlesman, oaa year, x Order nice dressed chicken, from rainier tiro, fur your Sunday dinner. A lare line of trunk at cost at J. L. Stockton . For school upplie and school book go to Kohui sun's. If you want the beat picture, I'ieKel luske them. Ilia price are guaranteed the lowest. If troubled by a weak digedllou, lot of appetite, or constipation, try a few dose of Cbaiuberlalu'a Htomack and Liver Tablet. Every bnx warranted. For sale by Klrkland Drug Co, A Hue assortment of ruga and portiere at J. L. Mocktou . We have already received two line oi wheel; aeveu dillermtl ntoUel. Cu aud ve them. F. K. Chaiulwra. Fresh oyster, clam, crabt, fish, etc., at Palmer Bro. Palmer Bros. ay cm It for vgffi, poul try, etc. Call and tee. ua. All standard brands of print now 5c It at J. L Stockton's. Try Moore, the barber, north aide of '("' street, ophite Knox 'a grocery store, for a hair cut or shave. The Cleveland bicycle is a beauty, mure !itunlnotneJlia ever, PicKet ia a professional retoucher. He preserves a perfect likeness, still bis pictures Hatter. Try biui (or tine cabi nets. ' Four million pounds of untold wool remain in storage in The Dalles ware houses and half a million mora in the Shaniko warehouse. The Dalles Chron icle. Monmouth Millinery Store. I have decided to go out of the millin ery business this spring and offer all my stock of spring millinery at a great re - Auction from regular price. I propose 4 to run a regular bargain bouse until - Jaly 1st. I have the latest fashion and a good trimmer, t Ma. 0. V. Moon. A beautiful line of lace curtains just M.-eived at J. L. Stockton's. All price from 60 cents to $6 per pair. Pruning shear and aawt at F. E. Chambers. If you need a wagon, buggy or carriage call tt K. M. Wade A Co ' and they will surprise you with the bargains they offer. Carpels at cost at J. L. Stockton's. Boys' men's and women's half soles at f. E, Chambers. . ' Thurston Bros, at Dallas are having some trouble in finding enough men to keep their mill supplied with logs. A few dayt ago they advertised for 20 men. The Kent Blood Purifier. The blood is constantly being purified by the lungs, liver and kidneys. Keep the- organs in a healthy condition aud the towel regular and you will bave no need of a blood purifier. For tbia purpose there is nothing equal to Chamberlain'sHtoruacb and Liver l'ab lets, one dose of them will do you more good thau a dollar bottle of the bent blood purifier. Price 25 cents. Humpies free at Kirklaud'a drug store. Call at J. L. Stockton' and see bis fine line of carpets, lie is selling all wool three ply at 80 cents, all wool two ply at 55 cents, all wool two-ply, lighter trade, at 45 cents, and stair carpet at 25 cent per yard. XVben la Haletn and you want a good meal don't forget to go to Htrong's IteHtaurant, where everything tbe mar ket all'ordM can be bad. Columbia and Hartford agency. - F. E. Chain bers. J . 8. Moore, tbe barber on C street, now handles Newbro'a Herplcide. the famous dandruff cure, endowed by all the leading barbers of Portland and all cities in the east. Give it a trial and save your hair. There is no wheel on the market that has stood the tett equal to the Crescent. This signature ft on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet tbs remedy that en res a cold la one day Itmmmfmmummnimmwtnitwii S FX J If your Suspenders are BOYS' SUSPENDERS, ats 3 We have now in our line of crash hats ZZZ for men, ladies and boys. 'g- Also our regular lines. 135 E THE RAKET STOR 1 iiUtUiUiUiUuiuauiiiiUiUiUuuuuft b caught several nice' trout in the river ootng salmon egg for Uit. Mrs. A.M. Hurloy lm on display at her millinery tor the latest style of arvw nats ami street hats. The steamer Grey Gugle Is keit vorv bu?y just now towing log down the river to the pulp mill at Oregon. City. TheO. R. & N, boat are oarrvln heavy cargo,. of flour and toed from Corvalli to Portland. The first hop contract filed in thit county tor the coming season was mads on the 3d instant by Henry Hill to C. L ntehard for 23,000 pound at 10 cent, A fast a possible the city council I getting the walk about town tut In bet ter lmH for the summer; therw are a lot of them that need atteutlon. On next Tueaday. April 10th. O. W Brant will oen a bicycle repair abop In the building occupied by the Wawr 8tt ottlce Ou Thursday morning the following namd gentlemen started for the Alsea coltntry for a few day' outing t . L. 0, uumore,tlrenea Ireland, Ham Irvine and Clm. Iltlyeu. They will file on timber claim. The woman who have the nio4 ym lthv for the sorrow of tbe world at large often bave the least for their families. , A new walk is ueimt laid in front of the. Clsgtiett property on U street. The old on bad become so badly worn a to be positively dangerous to life and limb and it is a wonder that tome one wasn't injured. John K. Kirkland went to HUIslK.ro on Tuesday, lie will bring back with him Mark Manna, a stallion, and lieu twit, lh racer. These horses will be worked here and preitred for the state (air race, both being entered in the big affairs. They belong to Hon. Thomas 11. Tongue. In response to their little notice in lust week' XV'kst Sidk, Palmer Urot, were almost twamped with chicken ande,fg the first of this week. On Tuesday alone Ihey received over twenty dosen of chicken. The boy say that a' I one bus to do to make business good, is to advertise freely. Sperling liros. bave just added the latest in computing scale, tius can now give bis weary brain a rest from wrestling with figures. Atl he will bave to do now i to drop the meat on the scales and tbe pi lew is figured out for him, immediately appearing in plain letter, while the customer can tee the weight on opposite side. With the issue of April lsth The Youth's Companion will enter upon its 75th year. Tlii "75th Birthday Issue" will be a double number, counting among its contributor the vice-president of the United State, Theodore Uooeevelt, Mary E. Wilkin and Sarah Barnwell Elliott. The crawfish season it now on and Riley Cooper has bis nets out for these delicious "birds." Uiley has promised to keep the XX'kmt 8tia supplied with crawfish during the season and aa be is a man of bia word, the editor looks for ward to many a feast as Riley I an ex pert at catching crawfish. (Jlendale is nuarautiued for smallpox, and all train on the Soulheru Pacific nats through without stopping, no pas- sengei being carried into or out oi the lace. One lady has died from the ef fects of tbe diaease, and a number of serious case are under treatment. Thui far the disease, which teem to be epi demic, i not under control, but the authorities hope to soou tuppres it. Il is generally thought that any per son has a right to make for hi own use a patented article, provided be docs not sell the same, after it it made to others. Thit it a serious error, yet a very com- monone. Asa matter of fact, the pat ent laws grant to the patentee tbe ex clusive right to make, use or tell the patented invention, and the maker, eel- ur and user of the infringing article are each severiillv and jointly liable for In fringement. From au opinion submit ted by E. O. Sii!e l len lawyer, Washington, D. 0. FOR SALE A good bedstead with woven wire matress. Inquire at mis ollk-e. It TO CURE A COUD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Hromo Quinine tablets All druirglut" refund ine iuouoj u o. fulls to cure. E. VV. drove' algimture Is on each box. '25o. Drink. Hop (lold Beer THE PUREST AND BEST Bottled beer for family use to be had at. ED. GALE'S CASTLE SIM, Independence. Last Sunday, p. M. Klrkland aava broken or disabled get a new pair at the RAKET SI, 25c to 50c. 10c to 15c. s -flats-Bats 1 Dr. Shaw, of Halem, was a visitor here on XYaduesdav. Mrs, Low and daughter, Cora, left on the boat XVednesday morning for their homo at Arlington. Mr. Pengra came up from Hiiletn on Tuesday evening to visit her son, Claude. Tom Price, who lately went to Heattle to Work, bat gone on to Condon, in the eastern part of thit state. Claude Fryer now hold a position in P. M. Kirkland' drug store. Warren F. Creasy, formerly of tlii city, baa accepted a good position at North Yakima, Wash., and will leave MiiMlnuvlllo lor hi new home. The fine weather during the first of the week bad a tendency to wake up the trout fishermen and wheelmen. An exchange say that you must not judge man by hi clothe, and adds, "a ragged pair of pant may cover au boiv ett man' heart." Dr. 8. K. Jessup, one of tbe most prominent physician in Salem for over 25 j ears, ia now a patient at tbe state hospital for insane. Financial troubles I the cause assigned tor lit mental col lsse. The vice-president of tbe United States, tbe secretary of the navy, the director of the twelfth centos, the chiel stallstluiaq of the department of agri culture am announced among the dis tlngulshed contributor to the tour April iosuei of Tbe Youth' Companion. Last Saturday evening the mcmhet of Independence Court No. 80, Foresters of America, gave a social at the oin-ra home to a large number of invited guetts. A delightful program was ren dervd after w hich delicious refreshments were tvrveil aud the evening wound up by a social dance, Everything went pleasantly and a large number of ladles aul gentlemen witnessed the exercises. Mr. L. C. Oilmore, who went to Deui son, Texas, several week ago to lie at the bedside of hit dying mother, readied Hiine, last Friday evening, The long trip and incident connected with it proved a severe stiaiu upon Mr. Oil more, but now that he is at home again ie think that the balmy Oregon c1 Il lume will soon restore bitn to former good health. One night last week, some mlscraut with the evident intention of set-king revenge for a persona! grievance, entered the tiw mill owned by J. M. Stark and ruined tbe main driving belt by emting and slashing it in tcteisi plu e. Thin act ha so angered the tminc men of ndependence that a subscription lit wat numerously signed, agreeing to psv a certain named sum lor the arrest and conviction of the party who did t.his act of vandalism. A hundred thing happen every week that the iewpicr man never sue. He ues the best be can, keep hi eye and ears open, but be is only a human being neither omniscient nor omnipresent. You olten wonder why thi thing or that tbing wa not published, and malty you say tbe newspaper ha favorite, aud it bss. They are the people who are thoughtful enough to scud what new they bave to lh newspaper. W would be pleased to bear from you. A merchant down in Arkansas refused to advertiw, "because," be ay, if he does, "somebody will be a pesterln' me II the time to show 'em my goods." lie is the same man who, when a customer come in and want to buy a suit of clothes, ask him to coino again tome time "when I'm a Hamlin' up." Thlc may be a lie, but there is a moral to it. The litigation over the Albany bridge, so far, lias been short lived. J. It. Tillot ton brought au Injunction to restrain the city (rout tusking repairs, and (mm exacting a toll for crossing. The city, in Judge Boise's court Wednesday de murred and the demurrer was aiiHlaincd. Judge Hoise held that the city bad a right under the new charter to place a toll on the bridge, that it could repair the bridge and that the indebtedueos limit did not apply In making nvcesnary repairs to the city proierty. The Demo crat lays tbe repair work will go on and that toll taking will begin about April 30th, It seems that the state barber' com : '.ision has been woke up enough to start a case Bgalimt two barber at As toria who have not taken out licenses for the practice of the profession. The coiiimineloii might have tested the law here in Independence several months ago If It bad wanted to. There was a shop run here for at least five months the owner not having a certificate and the commission knew it all the time but wanted tbe local barbers to pronucute the case. . The Sulem members of the A. O. U. VV. and Degree ol Honor gave a delight (ill excursion to Independence on Tues day evening. The steamer Altoua whs crowded to her full capacity by a Jolly lut of people who came here to have a good dunce. They brought excellent mimic aud the large auditorium was taxed to its utrnoHt to accoiiiiiiodute dancer, Independence, people Joined in and also bud a good time. Dancing was kept up until a late hour and at two o'clock Wednesday morning the excur sionists beaded for home. The ladies ol the Independence V. It. 0. served an excellent supjier during the evening and it is said that they realized quite a neat sum for their trouble. Farmers of the Willamette valley are confronted with serious loss to their (locks of sheep. It lias been esl imated that fully one third of the sheep have died within the lust lour months. Some Judge even say that one bulf the sheep have perished from the inroads of the leech. Up to the present time no suc cessful remedy has been discovered after the sheep have been attacked. The sheep get the leeches from feeding ou the bottom lands. They are taken in ternally and' attack the liver of the animal. TI Easy to Feel Mood. Countless tlioiiMaiids have found a blowing to the body in Dr. King's New Life I'illH, which positively euro Con stipation, Hick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Hlonmch troubles, 1'uroly vegetable; never gripe or weaken. Only 25o at Kirtland Drug Co. The beat Prescription for Malaria Chills aud Fever, Is a bottle of Grove's TasteleriH Chill Tonic. It ih el m ply iron aud quluise in a tiiHtelcea form, No cure, no pay. i'rloe, 50o. County t:liiblla at the State Fair. The liberal premium offered forcoun ty exhibit at tbe Oregon tt fair Mil year will afford every county In tbMlat au opportunity to runlblt ber resource There Is no qnestlou about the great number of bomesevker coming to tbe state this year, and the state fair will af ford them an excellent opiortunlty to Judge for tbemselve of our resources For this reason alone every county that make any pretension to general agri culture should make a good showing The premiums offered on county exhibit Is IIOOG, divided into five parts, a fol low t First premium, :i00j second pre mlum, $25(1; third premium, t0Q fourth premium, $150 fifth premium UK). The ttonthern Pacific company hauls all exblbit to Md from tbe fair free of uharge, aud a very liberal rate is made on all other lines in tb eastern portion of tbe state. ' Tbe second annual report ol tb Ore gou Historical Koulcty ha been received It Is a pamphlet CXl Inche aud con tain 124 page, It show that the society had 07 member on November 30, KKX), distributed in twenty-three counties iu Oregoti and four in Washing ton. The material collected during the yearl classified a follows! Library Department Document, 134; diaries, account books, etc., 38; map aud ubarts 15 i boutid newspaper Hies, 27 miscel laneoua papers, unbound, 63; pamphlets M5; miscellaneous book, lot); early school books, 4H, Museum Department rioueer relics, 207 1 archaeological rel ie, 17?; pioneer photographs, 4 Ih other pictures, i:i'J The document eoislnt mainly of letter and other written mat ter relating to the early social and bitsi ties llle of the country, and the relic are such a were used while crossing tbe plsins with teams or in the early in duslrie of the country. Visitor at the room in the city hall, Cortland, average 1500 month, aud all who visit that city are cordially Invited to call. Hume men spend time In getting good money ai4 then turn aroumi ami spend the money to bave a "liood lime." A man must aim well in thi world if he expect to be able lo mis lire In the next. At a fi run ts' institute held al Myrtle Cruek Fritluy, Dr. Janie Williyeouibe, of the Oregon Agri cultural college, gave tlna jiractl ml hints on the Value of eiimltiue tin fwl for cattle: "The ?ilo is an adjunct to ucccful dairying. 41 ay in goixl for stmk cuttle, but it is particularly a feed for dairy cows, liio aim nut inauo rapid rogre during the pant 20 yean. Formerly the alio was built of masonry, and wa very xjtiii8ive. Now it in cheaply constructed of woM. mo luvoruo form in in ino circular nilo, which ia constructed at a cost of about II pur ton capa city. Iln inakca a cheap form of receptacle for tho itoring of green 'mlder, m it will easily laat 10 ' . year. Any one contemplating the construction of a ailo should m one that k in successful operation. There are j.KiinU In ,conatrue!ion, particularly about the arrangement of doors, which should bo Been to ie thoroughly understood. Former y it waa considered Decennary to fill the nilo without any interrup tion in the process, hut now it in considered Udtcr to fill about three liiiicH, allowing an interval of one of two days between the filling. When the mlo in full it should he co verm l wiin some straw cut up (ine. About half a bunhel of oats hould be scattered over the surface. The heat and moisture will cause the grain to make a vigorous growth, and make a practically air tight cover.". Tho old inhabitant's idea of it, is that the weather has been some what out of joint the past few days. Yesterday morning when he looked out of hin bedroom window, bo saw on tho bills went of town a mantle of snow, then shivered. Ol wind tinil rain he has bad a surfeit. For the 24 hours ending at eight yenter- lay morning the rain fall was .85 of an inch. For the month of April up to that time it was 1.44 of an rich. For the month of March it was 4,15. The highest temperature or March was 08 degrees; the low est, 30, on the 12th. I here was frost during March on the 13th, 4th, 15th and ltlth. Corvallis Times. - Job Con liliiH Have Stood It 1 If he'd bad Itching Tile. They're errlbly annoying; but iUickleii's Anil- :t Halve will eure the worst case of piles on earth. It bus cured thousands. For njurlBH, Pni iih or Jiodlly Eruptions it's the best salve In tbe world.. I'rloe 2fic a box. Curt guaranteed. Bold by Kirk- luud Drug Co. Mr. Editor it 1h exceedingly gratifying for me to Htate that I have re ceived very good results from my advertisement m the WEST SIDE, in so much that it brought me many customers who bad the money (or in other words "plunked the cash down) And that is what I am after. The customers were very much pleased with their bargains and I wai equally pleased to got the money. I have Just received the finest line of Gentlemen's shoes; Bee samples in my display windows; and lots of novelties arrive daily in 8tar shirts, neglige shirts; pleuty of new styles In neck wear for Spring to select from, Now, Mr. Editor, as my profit is so very 'small, I regret not being able to offer "Prizes" But then, again, that would be a violation of the postal laws; and then, again, everybody knows that in the long run the purchaser has to pay for the "piize." I give every purchaser Individually a prize genuine quality at the lo vest price. It Js my 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. ZED ROSENDORF. rCMJO lU'SlNENS. Abstract of Inatrumenls KIM la Polk Courtly Apr. to H, 1001. DKKtlS Carolina Pucna to W N O'Kellcy, It 3 oik A, Damon's add Mori snout h-f.'O. hherlff, VanOrsdel, to Martha lierren 23.1a J E Klkiu's d I otpOsrfiw- f US 40 Mary 0 Hmlth and Henry Myer to Hperling Bros, 0a In d 1 o No (13 tp 8 s 1 4 w-100, Hherlff. VanOrsdel, to Dundee Mtg T A I Co, 100 ico 1 tp 0 r 4 w-12000. H M Oas to Jessie L VVarmau, 12a tec21,8,tp7ar3w-$:iO0. D 0 Haling to 8 V Dodson, It 1, 4, 6, 8 Ulk 3, Baling' add Uallston -100. Marlon Kooke, manager for T. M. Thompson, large Importer of flue millinery at 10M Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, aayai "During tbs late severe weather I caught a dreadful oold which kept ine awake at nlglit anil made tu unfit to attend my work during tb day. Ouuof tny tinllluer was taking Chamberlain' Cough lUtinedy for event Cold at that time, which seemed to relieve ber so quickly that 1 bought some for myself. It acted like magic aud I began to Improve at one. I am now entirely well and feel very pleased to acknowledge It merits." For sale ny Klrkland Drug Co. ' Sew Train to NU Loul. Tbe popularity of tbe Hu Iuit gate way to the east Is emphasised by tbe announcement on the part of the Bur iingtott Untile that it will establish ad ililiunal train service between Denver and Louis May 6, lUOl. Tbe new train will leave Denver at 2:30, arriving at Ml. Louis at 0 p. m. the next day, luplicallug ttie service now offered be tween Denver and Chicago, Order for new equipment bave been placed and the St. Louis sKclal, a it will be called, will bave many attractive feature hitherto uukuowo to traveler between the Uocky mountain and the Missis sippi valley. Another Fine Volume. Btsmlard books are ever welcome when they come to u in forma aud bindings representing all the embellishment of the art of book making. Bucb a book is "The Story of the I'blllppine," pub- lished by the Dominion Company, Chi cago, a copy of which has just come to our desk. The content are well ar ranged, tbe illustration are fine, the print Is clear and neat and tbe binding is superb. Tbe Dominion Company ia forging ahead a the leading western publishing bouse making a specially of fine subscription books. Having aim- people in'tiearly every nook of the coun try, the company enjoy a large and growing trade, A thi company ba kuowu reputation for liberality toward it ageht and fair treatment of them, an agency In thi community for the above book, or some other published by thi company, would le a source of con siderable profit to the one fortunate enough to secure it, Interested reader should write the company for full par tkulan.i The Noirth west Fibre Mill Co., of Spokane, Washington, has entered into contracts with Jefferson farrc era to plant 400 acres of flax, The company agrees to pay 00 cents a bushel for tho threshed flax aud 12 ton for the straw delivered at efforson depot. Mr. J. II. Fletcher, who has a contract with the above rm, says tho ground in tho valley, properly prepared, ought to yield from 12 to 10 bushels jier acre. The seed planted is the Uombny variety. wo mills are to be erected at Jtf- orson for treatment of tho straw. ' The Florence .Sanatorium, Salem, Oregon. A flrst clusa private hospital for the treatment of cbroulo aud surgical. Itullt during the past year especially for the purpose for which tt Is used, 'ouvetiienily located within four hicks of the busl Hess imrt of the city. The most modern furnishings and lat est apiillunce throughout the building Heated iy not www ngiueu oy gas and electricity. Here the sick oau have the comforts or au elegant private home, with all the advantages of a .teneral boapltul. On bode physicians bringing in pnllenU treated wltb the greatetd courtesy, aud assisted In opera lions If requested. f or term ami iuriner luioruianou write or apply personally lo lt.CAHTVVltlUHT, M.D., Miiparlutetiuent. Visitors welcomed from 2 to 4 1. M. To the Deaf. A rich lady cured of her deafness and noises iu the bead by Dr, Nichol son' Artificial Eur Drums, gave f 10,000 to hi institute, so that dear people un able to procure the ear drum-, may have them free. Address No. 1.1134-0, The Nicholson Institute. 7H0, Klgbtb Avenue, New York, U, 8. A. Scud He Their .Names. f Thousands of Kuatern people will take advantage of the cheap rate to the Northwest lu etlect ever-y Tuesday from rehrunry 12 to April 80. They are the loweat in years. If vou baveauv friends who are talk ing of coming West, send me their numesaud I will have our representa tives look them up fnrnlsh them with advertising matter reserve berths see that they have a quick and comfortable trip. A. U. cvllEI,IH)N, uenerai Agent, 8 t 4-80 Burlington Koute, Portland (rut u Ohio, Citv or ti.ii, Ksan J. ('Hsxnr nukes sain llisl lis ! Oi s.iiiir iwrlner or tlis Aim ur V.JA Hr-rl t Co, d'limi buninm In Ihs Cilr or 1'nlvilu, (inoity tm) a tab MfirtMwIil, nit a, n,l0 Will iir His sunt ol ONR III NOI1KII ImiU I.AKs tor sauh snil svsrjf turn ni I'surib that esiiuut M uurau l.y Um uss ul IUll's t:Tss vena - FRARK 3. t'tfKfter. nwom in narort m ami milirllJ la mr rimwv, mi. siu us oi owwiniitir, a. i. imi, I . a. W.UI.KAHON, )l. Umlart tulitlt. Hall's Catarrh Our Is taksn IniarniW nS sols illntellv ou tlm IiIiiimI and raiinuua kiirlMn, ui iuaiiiin. rmiia ii ir imiimoMisia. Ire. .... r.il.l'IIHMST (U lol.'.lil, O SoMhy prusl'ii.T.'M, lull's Kstniry I'llla ars lbs bnnl. llt'CMA VlNTA. G. A, l'agenkopf has about completed r(etting th trelli poles In bis bop yard. Hop growers are all busy at work in their respective yard. Farmer are also making the boat of the clear weather, all rushing to fin Ish spring sowing. Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Hall were visiting in town tbe first of the week. Cbarlei Drown wa kicked and sever ly hurt by a horse last week, Our blacksmith, Mr, Oglesbee, lias all ths work be can do. It will pay any of the farmer to call on hi in whenever they want good work done. Mr. Matthew i selling out bis stock f general merchandise al cost. Mr, liutty Is now making daily trios to the Independence creamery, hauling tbs milk from thi vicinity, Horn, on the 6th inst, lo Mr. and Mrs. L D. Baldwin, a twafve pound boy, Mr, Wilson and Muse Mlllner, of Cor- vullls, were In town Monday and Tues day. Kston livveni west to Corvallis on l'uesdsy. The report ba been piloted severs! lime that tbe O, H A N, compsny set tled for tbe dsmsge done tbe ferry here by the steamer Modoc smashing into it. The company has only sen led for a part of the damages, tt is not known yet whether they will settle In full or not. lryltitr prcpurnllon simply dorol- opdry catarrh ( they dry np the secretions, which adhere to the tnsttibrane and iluooiu. iws, eausi ng a f ar more ssrious trouble ttiao th ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid alldry. iug iubalaiiU, fumes, smoke and suulls and uso that which cloanum, soollics and lii!, Ely's Craara I Win is suoh a renir dr and will our oatarrh or oold in tlii bond easily and pleasanUy. A trial eiz will ba ruailsd for 1 0 cent. All drugirisU ll th Goe. slxe. Ely Druthers, fid Warren HI., NX Th JSalrn euro without pain, doc not Irritate or cans cnsjdng. It (pread it.'' If orsr au IrntatBU sua angry surface, mller- iir lmuiiiat!y th jwiuful liiflaumiatlon. With Kly' t.resm llalm jou are aruieJ against Kaaal Catarrh and Ilay Fever, j The Wasr Kin doesn't believe in prise coiiietiuons, therefore doe uol institute any. To giv it correspond ent and agent a chance fur (pending money, the Wwrr Bins will allow a lib eral cash commission on subscription. W club with other papers on tbe coast and in the east and can aave money to (ubecribers. Do not leave home ou a Joutney without a bottle of Cliamltcrlalii's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, It ia almost cvrtaiti to be needed aud cannot be procured while you are on board the ears or steamship. It Is pleasant, safe aud reliable. For sale y Klrkland Drug Co. ' , .',.. ( - .. Many people an ignorant of the fact that Oregon ba a homestead exemption law that exempt floOO worth of a debtor's home propel ty from Judicial procedure. It ia known that numerous loan bave been made without taking tbe law into conatderalion. The law prov'des that every householder is en titled to the home that he or any of hi family occupies, and that no execution can run against it, savn where the said home be mortgaged both by husband and wife, If In the country, KM) acres of land can be held against execution, If it be not worth $1500, if to occupied u a home, and in all cases at least 20 acre can be held by the householder. If In town, a w hole block, if not above the value ol l.')00, can be so held. Goto0 H. M. LINES For Wall Paper, Window Shades, Picture Frames, etc. Furniture of all kinds repaired. Olllce with the Telephone company INDEPENDENCE. W A NTKD. Capable,' reliable jwinon In SvervRounty Ut rereitt largo compauy ol ul Id rinant'lai nimtallon; tsi.Ki aalnr; or ysar, payable wuvkly; U per (lay Bbiliilt!ly mire anil all sxiwiimm; Hiralslil, bnna-ltitn, dclliille niary, no ooinniiuiiin; salary pain eann Haturilay anil exuKinw mono; y ml viinroil sni'h K, 1M4 Dmrbiiru vnk, HTANDARU I1UU.M Ht., (.'Iiluatfo, GAP CLOSED The operation of through trains between San Francisco aud Los Angeles, via Surf and Santa Barbara, will be gin on MONDAY MARCH 31, 1901 on the new COAST LINE Two Through Trains Daily. The Coast Line Limited leaving each terminal in the morning, equipped with ele gant cafe and parlor card, will make daylight tripH through the moHt pictur esque, varied and entertain ing scenes on tho continent inquire of agents of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC E.L.Ketchum,M.D Office and Residence Corner Railroad Monmouth Streets, INDEPENDENCE, OR W. O. Sharman, Hi Bunk building,' Monmouth' at., Independence, Oregon Thurston Lumber Company, Dallas, Oregon. ...MANUFACTURERS Of... LUMBER OF ALL KINDS Dry ytock ulwaya on JIand, also Cedar Shinglfcj. NOTK:-W bave a flrst-cta tits kiln which enable us to irlve you tbor ougbly dry lumber, "DOCTOR UP" Chuigeablo wt-utltor between two seaHons encour aen your chronic troubles and inllietti upon you much potty nick fi(jHH. Hotter ward it off. 10 cents miglit prevent it when $10 wouldn't cure it. ; Come to us to. have ypur prescriptions filled, and for everything kept in a well regulated drug store. STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES KIRKLAND A Bureau 2 Th Durlington ticket office in Portland is a veritable Bureau of Information for travelers a place wher llicy can barn what it will cost lo reat:h ANY point lo America or L'uro; how long the trip will take, nd what there is to see on the way. . ' ' If you are figuring on an eastern trip, drop in and gt full infoi maiion, or, if you prefer, write me about it. Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. Cor. SOUTH and EAST -via- SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO Shasta Route. Tntlu Imvki HhIi H-n(l'iio for I'ortlanil and way nUilim at !i u? . in. toava tor Cuivallu al )1:U0 a. iu. U rVrllund ,. l.v Allwuy.. ,,. Ar Antilauil... ....... Hwiraini'unr ,, " hu frauclMtt..., " .! " feiiiir. " Kn Cliy...... " Chicago ....i ?-". m. li mp.ru. , 1J v, . m. 1;p. m. ll:.lfi p. m a.n. i tl a. ui. ra. , 0;lo p. m. . 7:W p. ni. . :;4a. m. , ) a. m. , 7 r.a. m. . V.fitk ia. 7;00 a. m .!. Ul 7:il' a. ra Sl a. la S O,', a. ra 6:ii0 p. m t:M . ID ll:i, ni :tl a. Ill S::w p. ui !.:-(. a. Ul 1J:10 p. ia IM Allurluii.,.., Kl I'awi. 'orl WnrlU I'lty of Mt'Xlfo, tlllUMlllll Ni'W Orleans.,., WsnlilliKltlU .., New York....... 2iO p. m. 6:0U p. iu. ii::m. m. 11 Ml a. m. V:i) . m, :;( p. IU. :. ut. 12.10 p, in. I'tillmnn sniJ Tourtut rara on both trslni CI lr cart Mni'imiifntn In Oxilcn aii'l Kl I'mo sn.l umrii er to I'hlrago, St. l.ou. Now Urkait". auii Wabinlon.' t'otrni i-tlng at Mini Kratii'.lsflo wilh x-vora ti'miUp lint's lur Honolulu, Japan, C'Ulua I'liillppuun.ijviilral and bumb Auierica. Ki9 Ms. 1. A. VMui x at luiK-pouiluuco la Hull, ora.lilnnn C, H. MARKHA.f, Uenvral I'aswnaur Agvut i'ui tlaud, Or. A CLEAN SHAVE .: AND A- ..:'..'. H-H STYLISH RAIR CUT IS WHAT YOU OfcT WHKN YOU PATUOKUE K u t c h's B a r b e r S h o p. Iiiih'iK'iidi'iice ' Oregon Dan P, Stouffer. Insurance..,,.. and Collection. Titles T' Examined. CHARGES REASOWADLE, Main Street Diilhvs, Oregou Hi anrthlnB; yon Invent or Improve lo srt CAVEAT.TRAOE MARK, COPYRIGHTor DESIGN PROfECTION. Hrnd model, sketch, or jiUoto. for free emnilnalion and silvii-e. BOOK ON PATENTS fee before patuut, C.A.SMOW&CO. PaVent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv wk'V 60 YEARS' X EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs - Copyrights 4 c. Anvnna MAnrflnff a HkAloh Htid riiwortntlnn may Riitohly ancwrliilii onr opinion froe whoihBr an Invnnilon In imitwbl piitentahle. Cmiininntea. tlonanlrlotlyeimlldeiitlal. llHhiltiookon CatouU sunt f rt. Olilmt siroiMiy for mwurlns, pateni. I'fttents liikmi tlimuKh Munn A to. rwjalv prdrtl nut wIlhoutolmrKa, In tho Scientific American. A tmniUomoljr lllnntrntod weekly. Lamest elr. cnlnllon of siiy clenlMa Jonrnsl. Terms, s rmr; rour montas, 1. som oy an nawsneainn. &Co.36,BrMdNewTorK uttius, ita r au wuhiugton, u. c. . Urauob MM CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, COPYRIGHTS and DESICNS. Send jrourbutlneiisdlreGt to Washington, lives time, costs loss, butter service. Yy one clou io V. I. futut Oflci. ntt pnllnla uy xmlnftti(mi nailft. Atty'i f not do anill piktunt la .worml, PERSONAL ATItNTION QIVEN-lt VS.AKS AOTUAUEXPEHIENOE, Book "HuwtoobUlB rtaat," 0., Hut frtio, PAtuntq proaurod throuch S. O. 8lt.ra rvi-clve apaclnl notlo. wlthuut ckarir, lo Mie INVKNTIVE ACE lHuttriitott nu tthly Kievwitli yett,r-tcrni, $1. fwu, t 0 8IGGtHS WaW. favt Jk- Ui UlUULIIUiWASHINGTON, D. CI fJVVVVVVVVVVVVVl DRUG CO. Information, A. C. Siieldom, General Agent, Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore. MOTOB LIMB TIME TABLE Corrected tu date. Leave Iinlp-ud.i nee lor Moiimnuili ud Alrlle. ! -- i 7.SU .. 3;0 s ut. leaves leilepond. Leaves Airlie for Monaaoath and ludependenca, B.O a. in. 8:00 p. m. Leave Ialla for Monmoulli and la- nee Cor Monmouth and Dallas. lliSOa.. " 7; IS m. 1 Leaves Mennintith jdefendenevv , ., . IM p. m. Leave Miinaontl for InSefwuaWae. ",i )iS St. m, p. M. a. m. Bis a. iOv . a. Leave Indeoend- for Alrlle. ' T SO a. a. S:S0 . m. Leave MontnoaMi fur Uall. lliOO a. ra. 7:.10p m. euce fur Mouoiiib" 1.03 a. m. OREGON ShohtLine and uimon Pacific rLilSo iSi Mo Denart TIME SCHEDULES. Arrive for From luUeouudtnoe from laf Ft Worth. Omaha. 00 am Knsaa City. 8U 4 30p.M limioD irili0 HltIko, Denver. Ki ST: Worth.OuiaUa.Kaii. 8 40 a m. via rfm u tM Ci - u,,,ls. inum Chicago am' Kast MtPmil Walla Walla, Lewis- " K fist Wml ton, HmikHue, Mill- , fcuoam neitiHiliB, Ht. Paul, ' ni. via Iiilulh,Mllwaukea, BXiksne Clilmto and Ka.it. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. From Portland. All sailing dates sub- " P m For nan KiHueiaoo- P m Sails every 6 day llally Columbia Klver . Kx Sunday steamers. P- m. P . . . .... Ex.ound t Pturdy To Astoria and Way- 10 p m Laudluns. , MVUlKlnetlemil 7 a. m. Vanillin Itlver. P- - russ.Thur , ,V ? Mon.ed. aud Way-Landlug fafrnT wUlamelte Ktver. P- m. Tiles. TIiut ,. . ,.. Mou..Wed- ,,..,1 sm Portland to Corvallis llrt ?rt aud hat. and Wy.ludlug "d "' lA-Rtparli. siikeltiv Lv. lwls Dally Itlpnrla to Lowtstou, u a. iu. Slteamer to Port luud from Imlepemtouue Modoe leaves Corvslll for Port laud Mondays Wednesday and Fridays at 5 h ui, passing Indeiieiiiluuee at O a in. Keturnlus;. lenses Portland 1'ue.Mlays, 'I'Uursilnya aud Satur diiys, jmsslng Independence at O p m Until leaves Independence for Portland Tues diiys, Thursda.v and SiUimln.v al 8 a m. Keturnlug leave Portland for Independence Mondays, Wednesdays aud Kriday at tt a m arrtvltiK al Indupendenceat 6 p m. Al HERREN,- Agent, Independence, Ore. Steamers iltona and Pomona Will leave Independence EVEHY DAY, Bundny excepted, at 7:00 a. m., for SALEM, OREGON CITY, PORTLAND. For Freljrbt or Passage ap ply on bourdtbe boat, or to the apeut J. E, HUBBARD, Independence - Oregon.