THE WEST SIDE
JOS. a. C, BRANT, KdlUw and PualUhar.
eUHMCKlITtON RATIOS.
(IN AHVA(H
rwlv months
The raugllu ... . .
FRIDAY, MAY 81, Ml
USl(IN(iTO LETTER.
Ending ih Astoria-Portland rate
war wae a god send to Astoria tact
chants. So many of her pwpto
went to Portland to trade that
home merchant had a hard time
to make rent money.
When a man from a region of
poor roads visits a neghborhood
where the roads are well kept and
act the rural delivery postal ser
vice making its daily rounds, he
bogins to realise that well-con-truetod
highways are a splendid
investment.
Since the baseball magnates have
been giving away tickets tb get peo
ple to come and see them, tho mor
tality in the families of the oflke
bovs of that city has been some
thing unprecedented.
"
During the next few months the
harvest fields will offer abundant
nmnlivmtnt at eood wages. The
job is hunting the man in country
and city alike.
The latest airship man says he
expects to travel at the ratt) of eigh
ty miles an hour. Nearly all his
guild wind up by making better
time than that perpendicularly.
ft ft
Twice during the present session
of Parliament the Salisbury major
ity has nearly been wiped out on
minor questions. Army re-organi-latioa
is now up aud it is a ticklish
issue.
A scientific writer asserts that
corn was once but a coarso grass,
hiding each Biuall seed undor a
huBk. Cultivation has done the
rest, which shows the possibilities
of intelligent agriculture.
It is stated that the European
powers are about to deliver an ulti
matum to Turkey. The usual re
sult of the operation is that the
powers fall to quarreling among
themselves in about two weeks.
Every soldier returning from the
Philippines praises the islands as a
region of great undeveloped riches
On the average about a fourth of a
returning regiment remains behind
to engage in business.
ft
Can somebody give us the names
of the first three persons who came
out of the ark? It will be reniem
bered as a matter of biblical history
that the Lord told Jsoah to go
fo(u)rth. Salem Statesman.
Don t think there was anyone
there from Independence. If thore
was he would probably have been
the first to move (1) in the matter
The Ohio law fining a county
$5000 every time a man is lynched
within its borders has been do
clared constitutional. I here are
times, however, when a lynching
will be cheap at the price.
4
Probably Nat Goodwin playB
Shvlock because he needs the
money.
K- 9
Mrs. Gage, who has just died, is
only one of the victims of inaugu
ration day weather. The date should
be changed to one that does not
enforce a quadrennial sacrifice of
lives.
ft ft ft
Certain Pennsylvanians in jai
for counterfeiting, have just been
detected making counterfeits in
their cells and circulating them
through outsiders. This is the
cheekiest yet.
It is now against the police regu
lations of some Kansas towns to
play billiards in one's own home
with the members of one's own
family. Evidently, Mrs. Nation
baa not lived in vain.
ft ft
A Chicago professor has declared
that college women do not make
good wives. Think of the nerve o
a man who could dare to say that
in Chicago, too, of all places!
ft
Washington has had a murder
mvsterv and its baseball club
0 "
stands in the top half of the list
Words fail to picture the city's snug
satisfaction with itself.
It's a pity that the Chicago man
who had his stomach excised could
n't have found a place where they
repair such things while you wait
The desire of Mr. Lawton to en
ter his boat as a defender for the
America's cup gave New York an
other chance to show its snobbish
ness and it rose to the occasion in
fine shape.
Wyoming has discovered large
deposits of natural soap within her
boundaries. It is a pity that it
could not have been located in some
state that suffers more from the
ramp nuisance.
Washington, D. C, May 20 1901
In sentencing Rev. L. D. Bass to
pay a fine of 11000 and to serve
three years In prison, for fradulent
use the mails, in connection with
the "Bureau of Civil Service In
struction" and a "Union Teacher'i
Agency," Justico Barnard, of the
supreme court, of the District ol
Columbia, addressed a few words to
the prisoner, which are equally ap
plicable to all educaUd crooks. He
said: "You have had all the advan
tages of family, education, religious
training, and the position of a rain
isterofthe gospel; you have bad
experience among many different
classes of society in different states;
and there was no excuse for you to
undertake the fraudulent methods
and Bchemes shown by the evldenoe
in this case, to rob the credulous,
unwary and unexperienced. You
could have made an honest living,
and given value for every dollar re
ceived, had you not conceived the
idea of getting something for noth
ing, under the pretense of perform
inc a service for other. You went
to work shrewdly and systematical
ly to deceive people and to make
them confide in your honesty, wis-
om and power, by o mixing up
truth with falsehood, as to pass it
all off for gouuine. You well knew,
as I believe from the evidence, that
you were not able to make good
such representations, and that they
were all made only to Induce your
ictims to send you their money,
You were not sincere in these wide-
y circulated statement, and you
have succeeded in depriving many
struggling and honest persons o!
the money that was needed by them
for the necessaries of life."
The Isthmian canal question was
again brought to the front by the
return to Washington of henor
Corta, tho Nicaragua minister, who
called at the department of state
and announced that he was author
bed by his government to sign
treaty for the construction of the
Nicaragua canal with the U. S
After his call at the department o:
State, Senor Corea said: I come
back with full powers, even to the
extent of signing a treaty with the
U. S. My government is willing to
give this country the most libera
terms, possible to assist in the con
struction of a canal through our
territory. Of course it is impoesi
ble for us to concede to the U. 8
sovereignty over tho lands upon
which to build a waterway, but w
are willintr to give the U. S. the
fullest control short of that. Presi
dent Zelaya and the other officers
of my government are perfectly
satisfied with the terms of the pro
tocol, Bigned by myself and the rep
resentatives of Costa Rica, wit!
Secretary Hay. last year. We hold
that that protocol is still binding,
The fact that it is baBod on the
Hav-Pauncefote treaty, which has
- w
lapsed, does not, in our opinion
invalidate the binding nature of the
document. This being the case, we
hold that there is no chance for the
Colombian government to come in
and that the Panama canal is
barred from consideration. The
signing of the protocol by the U. S
in our opinion, commits the U. S
government to the Nicaragua route,
Even if this were not so, we have
every confidence that the U. 8., of
the two routes, would prefer to
build the Nicaragua canal, because
glory of tho discovery of this route
belongs to an American, it wool
be constructed with American ma
chinery, and the money spent woul
come back to the U. S." Evident
ly Senor Corea and his governmen
know of the activity of those inter
ested in creating sentiment in this
country in favor of the Panama
canal, and are trying to counteract
it.
When the enormous transactions
of the U. S. government are consid
ered. tho amount lost by defalca
tion does not seem large. Accord
ing to official figures, recently com
piled in the treasury departmen
the total defalcations of federal ofli
cials, from tho founding of the gov
ernment to the present time
amounted to $16,000,000. The post
office department has been the
worst sufferer of any branch of tho
eovernmont. probably because it
a a. w
necessarily offers more opportunity
for theft. .
A WORTH SUCCESSOR.
"Something New I'udrr
, The 8un.'
The following is a list of eight
classes of people that do a town no
good: First, those who go out of
town to do their trading; second
those who oppose improvements
third, those who prefer a quiet town
to one of push and business; fourt
those who think business can 1
done slyly and without advertising
fifth, those who deride public-spirit
ed men; sixth, those who op
every movement that does not
originate with themselves; seventh,
those who oppose any public enter
prise that does not appear to bone
fit them; eighth, those who seek to
injure the credit of an individual.
Has Independence any of those who
come under this enumeration?
ft ft ft
West Bide and Weekly Statesman,
one year, $2.
All Doctors have tried to our OA.
'A HUH by the um of powdtra, aold
KM, mlialen and drugs )u paste form.
Tuelr powders dry up the mueuous
nieuibrauea causing tneiu to oraoa open
aud bleed. The powerful aoldi uihhI In
the Inhalers have entirely eaten away
the same membrane that tbelr makers
bav aimed to cure, while pail oint
ment cannot rvaeu the disease. Au
old and experienced practitioner who
ha fur timity year mad a close study
aud siwolalli of U treatment of CA-
TA1UUI, ha at hut perfected Treat
ment which when faithfully used, uoi
only relieve at one, but peruiaueutly
cure CATAUKII, by removing uie
cause, lopping the UUoharg, and our-
Inc th Inlkmatlou. It 1 the oitiy
remedy known to cieuc that aetully
reaohotlimiotd part. - Tin wou-
derful remedy I known at "BNUF-
FLK8 th UUAHANTCKD CA
TAKlUt CURK" aud l ld atth ex
tremely low pile of On Dollar, each
oackaiie containing Internal ami ex
ternal medicine ulllc!ent for a run
mouth' treatment aud everything
necessary to It perfect use.
"BNUKFLKfl" I the only perfect
CATARRH CURB ever made and 1
now reOt'Biilwd a th only mi and
positive eur for that annoying aud
1 - . Hi....
dtsimst tin disease. It cure au innw
maUou oulekly and permanently ami
i. i.n wonder fully oulok to relieve
II AY FKV KR or COLD In the II EA U.
CATARRH wheu neglected often
leads to CONSUMPTION-".
FLE81 will nave you If you use It at
.. . . .. I.. !...
once. iiunooroiury iemijr, imi
complete treatment which I positively
BUftntuteed to our CATARRH In any
foriuo.'stsirelf used aeooruiug to um
directions which accompany each para
age. Don't delay but neiut for It at
once, and write full particular a to
your condition, and you will receive
eueelal advice from tne aiewvew o
thla woudurful remedy regaining ymir
0mm without oiwt to you beyond the
regular price of "KNUFFLK8 the
"UUARANTKKD CATARRH CURE."
Kent prepaid to any addre in the
United State of Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Addree Dept. ra
WINB.OILKS COM PAN ,
and 2332 Market Htreet, Philadelphia,
llonng for Oil.
In another column of today' is
sue. the West Shk prints a com
niiinii'iitinn from a man who Is
known as one of the niol conserva
tive citizens of Independence. Read
what he has to say and then pon
dor over it. If you have any "gel
up" in you at all, you must surely
think that Mr. "Coal Oil" It right
in hi assertion. It is not easy to
put one or two men to put up the
n
neat sum of $25,000 for a prospect,
but you can easily get several hun
dred men to put up for stock at to
cents a share; enough to thoroughly
develop the prospects. The margi
of profit is so lawe as to stagger
any one who thinks on it for a mo
mont. What tho oil business has
done for other points, it will do fo
PnlW Cnnniv if wo can hnd it; ant!
persons who aro familiar with oi
indications are willing to risk
rAimnnnhlo Mil 111 of IIJOIH'V in tllO
vw
experiment ol looking the matte
up thoroughly
Tho Wkt 8idk asks for more let
ters on this subject. Come on and
do not be afraid to express your
views
General FiU John Porter is dead
He had a Btormy life. Peace le to
his ashts.
THE HOME fiOLU CI' RE.
An Inirrnloti Treatment by with
Drunkard are llelng Cored Dally
In Spite of TlieiMnelreK. .
Jfo XoxIoum Domm. So Weakening of the
SerteH. A I'lt'SNnnt ami 1'onltlve
Fouglit For III Life. '
"My father and sinter lioth died of
Consumption," write 3, T. Weather
wax, or Wyandotte, Mich., "ami I
taved from tho miiip frightful tale only
by Dr. King' New DUeovery. , An at
tack of Pneumonia left an ol'wlliml
cough and very severe lung limiUe,
which au excellent doctor could not
help, but a lew mouth' use of this won
derful medicine made me a well
ever aud I gained much In weight."
Iufalllbl for CtmghN, Colds and all
Throat and Lung trouble free, llunr.
anteed bottles O0a and tl.lH) at Kirk-
laud' drugstore.
Weekly Crop llulMlti.
Portland, Ore., Monday, My 27, '01
OKNKKAI, SI' MM Alt Y, V
The week b been ahowery and mod
erately cool until Hatunlay, when it be
came unseasonably warm, and tlmmlvr-
itornti were prevalent in Btmtliern
Oregon ami the upper xirtlmi of the
Willamette Valley, The maximum
Uui'iHraturei timing the week In West
ern Oregon ranged between 6u and H7
and the minimum between 41" and IK'"
destructive hailstorm panned over
Springfield, In I.ana county, Bnttirihty
afternoon and completely ruined all fall
grain, fruit and gsrden within Its truck
The extent ot this storm hit not yet
been determined, but th limned, while
not affect ing the state as a whole, ..will
be severely felt by many ImiivkhiaU.
Reports regarding fail wheat ( not
as favorable as heretofore. The 1 lslti
lly ha made its appearance iu portions
of Washington rounty, and the bottom
and ileitis ire turning yellow In Marlon
and Linn counties, while the aphis, cut
worms and other pests have dune some
slight damage at widely scattered plitci's
throughout the Willamette valley. In
Eastern Oregon the wheat contlmiti in
a promising condition. Corn is umkiiig
slow growth and needs warmer weuth
er Hops, grass and past urage are grow
Ing fast and ittn-k is hit ami sleek. Al
(alia and clover will be ready to cut In
aUiut two weeks. Early potatoes are in
the market from Southern Oiegon,
There is an Increase in onion acreage
this year and the crop Is growing nicely,
There are manr complaint ol fruit
dropping, especially prune, but imrrle
ol all kinds promise abundant yields.
kiirealeplorCiKrcial
EDUCATION
II V ATII'MMNU
BelinkcV
UW and COHiESSML
School.
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No VueniioiiH In tlm lliii'lne
-DAY AND NKII1T SCHOOL
WoGUAKANTKKmifefHM will.
our llll'llH'U VI l.MM llMJAIi
imlriii'llon. KpeeUl utttulloii
given to Hlioithatitl. Typewrit
Inij tiuiirht by Um latent Touch Method. LehH um by until, ." perinoiitli
Bond for Kreo Trial L-hhui mid citlttlogiio confitlnlng opinion of prom-
nent ethifiiiiiiH, luiMiiicMM intiii, iteiiogriiidiirs una olliem. Law lurtii
t'Oiiiliieiice Ht'pU'iulK'f lat.
11. W. IlKIINKK, li T. TAGGAltr,
Plln. Ciiiuiiiorclal Jh'pt. ' Prin. LilW Dept.
C. JD. Galbf eatl7
.OCALCR
Staple and
IV
taaey wer
i
State Normal School
Hon mouth, Oregon.
Demand for Oraduatc.
Thu demand for graduiilea of the
Normal Hohmd during tho punt year
lam been much heyoiul the tttipply.
ptmilitHiH worth from if 10 to $73 '
month.
State Certificate and Diploma.
Htmleti' are prepared for the Htute
luamltittlloim and readily take Stale
I'atwr on irniiliiatlou. htrong Aca
,1.. n il. in., I I'mlisldiuil rimiKn. Well
'iAUr- cuiiliMX'tl Tri'lnlngDeimitiiietit, l)x
ptuw range from fl-'O In f I7.i per year. Fall term opeim April 17th.
l'Vr I'ittulogiH'M coufaitiliig full iinimiiiifeinentM,
Atl'li-BH V, h. CA M PllKLL, IWilenl,
.117 It or J. H. V. HUTLKlt, Hecietary.
The new river steamer MoMlnuvllle,
whleh was purchased by tho O. C T.
Co., some lime ago and w as piu In the
dry doms at Wolff A .wicker' for a
complete overhauling, exteusioi and re
building, was launehed last week ami is
tow being lilted up lor sorvlce on the
Willamette river, between l'oriland and
Kugeue. Hhe is a smaller Iniat than llie
other, Alton aud Fumomt, aud is the
lightt st draft Wl on the river and will
Imi uited during the summer inoiilln to
aaeeiul the liver to juilota whit h cannot
be reached by the other bnal at luw
water. It is expected that she will he
put into commission in tho course of
lew weeks hut the exact ditto is not
kuown. .
It's funny that tho law ulionlilj
pri'suiiio tluit we know tho law,!
when it is ft matter of the common-1
est knowledge that lawyers tlisagreo i
, . . . .i ...
aim luttge reverse eatii tuner.
Nevertheless, ignorance of the law
on tint part uf a layman in no excuse.
Polk County Bank
(INCORPOHATKl).)
MONMOUTH, OULGON.
CATARRH
ami in.At.iNn
it ItK ftti
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Ba'm
Kf kll't Jil.MAIlt tV
ll.n. (ulltmil uu In-
Jtirtint tltui.
it I. ijnHily tirl.l.
t.ivm HviMif At
It (i'ii ami t Ir.iiM.
liw f..i i'.".,:-
Ailira hillamiitiiti.'il.
llml. tnt I'f.'twi. M tnlifan. l!..mr Um
fcnf ut TmM ' ("'I'll, IJin.- ", W !' St
lM,-.'i.t.m Ut mult; 'I riol Hiu, 10 mill by Mull.
hl MUUi'UttUa, M Wumi KUwl, N.w "'S.
COLD", HEAD
Cure for the Liquor, Habit.
It I now nenerally known and un
deratood that Druukentiea ta a disease
and'uot weakness. A bKly filled will
polBOU.and nerves completely shattered
try periodical or conalant uae or Intoxl
eating liquors, retmlrea an antidote
capable of neutralizing and eradleatin
this poison, aud destroying the craving
for Intoxicants. Builorei may now
cure themselves at home without pub
licity or loss of time from business by
this wonderful "HOME (JOLD CUKE"
which ha been perfected after many
year of close study and treatment of
Inebriates. The faithful use according
to directions of this wonderful discov
ery la positively guaranteed to cure the
most obstinate case, no matter how
hard a drinker. Our records show the
marvelous transformation of thousands
of Drunkards Into sober, Industrious
and upright men.
W1VE8 CURE YOUR IIU8
BANDH!! CHILDREN CURE YOU It
FATHERS!! Tide remedy is in no
nense a nostrum but la a specific for this
disease only, aud is so skillfully devised
and prepared that It 1 thoroughly
soluble and pleasant to the tuste, so
that it can be given in a eup of tea or
coffee without the knowledge of the
person taking It, Thousands of Drunk
ard have cured tliemsnlve with this
priceless remedy, and a mauy more
have been cured and made temperate
men by having the "CURE" adminis
tered by loving friend and relatives
without their knowledge lu coffee or
tea, and believe today that they dis
continued drinking of their own free
will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be do
luded by apparent and mialeadlng "Im
provement." Drive out the disease at
once and for all time. The "HOME
GOLD CURK" Is sold at the extreme
ly low price of One Dollar, thus placing
within reach of everybody a treatment
more eflectual than other costing 25
to $50. Full directions accompany oooh
package. Special advice by skilled phy
sicians when requested without extra
charge. Sent prepaid to any part of
the world on receipt of Oue Dollar,
Address Dept. E00G EDWIN B.GILE8
A COMPANY, 2330 aud 2332 Market
Street, Philadelphia.
All correspondence strictly confldon
tlal.
Similiter at His l's-l.
"I recall uow with horror,"says Mall
Carrier Itumeit Maun, of Levanna, O.,
"my three year of auffering from Kid
ney trouble. I was hardly ever free
from dull ache or acute pains In my
hack. To stoop or lift mail sacks made
me groan. I felt tired, woin out, a
bout reatly to give up, when I In-gan to
use Kleelrlo Hitlers, but six bntllea
completely cured me aud made me feel
like a new man." They're unrlvah-d
to regulate Ht.miucli, Liver, Kidneys
and ltowels. Perfect satisfaetlou guar
anteed by Klrkland Drug Co. Only flu
("IlltS.
Tho West Hide Improvement Com
pany has filed article of lncorKrnlion
in Hie department of state. The ccui
pany proves to regulate, manage ami
control, and to engage In the Hosting
transportation and looming of logs, mm
bor, timber and wood Uoii the slrenms
and river within llie statu of Oregon
with headquarters in Kitleiu. The com
pany will operaie with a capital of I'hKIO
divided iuto shares vaiurd al $100 each
A. N. Moored, li. C. Miles and M. N
Frather are the Incorporators of record
$13 to Ituffalo.
Are you going? The lowest regular
rate heretofore lias been t-7.70 ami the
same ruturninu. making the lowest
round trip f 115, 40, but the Burlington
Route will now sell you round trip tick
els for (Ht) which is the snitio as 1 13 etch
way and you can have choice of routes
and seven trains on dates of sale. to
over one road aud return another. On
this low rate you can also reach other
eastern points; tickets are flrst-cliiHs
and stop-overs permitted. Quickest
lime and best service. Write us for full
particulars before making other arrange
ments. Address R. W. Fobtkb, Ticket
Agent liurlingtnn Houte, 100 Third Bt.,
corner Htark, Portland, Ore.
UJiE0,UALi:i SKRVICE
via Great Suit Luke Route.
The favorite route to the enst Is via
Salt Luke City and Denver over the Rio
Grande Western Railway, in connection
with either the Denver A Rio Grande or
Colorado Midland Railroad. You will
find it a pleasant way to travel, coupling
ns it does the mont remarkable scenic
ride in America with an unsurpanscJ
train aorvice. Three lust through trans
continental trains daily, carrying all
classes of equipment, including Pullman
Palace and ordinary or tourist sleepers
to Chicago and Ht. Louis without change,
free reclining chair cars, observation
cars and a perfect dining car service.
Send for folder and other information
to J. D. MaiiBlleld, general agont, 122 A.
Third st., Portland j or Geo, W. Ueiiiln,
general passenger ngunt, Salt Luke City.
KIDNEY DISEASES
t. ii.iuwi.M. r.i,
l'rrl,lrllt.
i im. row i.i.
roiiMin.i..
Irr-rmldrat,
ti.hlrr.
Paid Capital . . $30,000.00
j. it
DIRECVOIW;
llawley, F, L VaiopMII, f. M
till, J, It. V. I in iter, jolill
11. Htump, V. H. I'owell,
Juaeph Craven.
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Opera llouae block, lain Street, Independence.
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j Our goods aro first-class, our prices aa low as the
lowt-Ht quality of goods considered.
M All kinds of country produce bought at the Sj
W IligheHt Market Price. W
l a u ri 1 1 n..if..tl.. oj:.:i.j W
! A on are 01 Tour mniii nsspecnuiij mmm. m
Transacts a Ceneral Oanklng
and Exchange Business.
Tlie Iiulepfinlence
NATIONAL BANK
FOLEY'S
are the most fatal of all dis
eases.
KIDNEY CURE Is 1
6uarant8id Remedjr
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the Best for
Kidney and Bladder trouoics.
PRICK 50c sod $1.00.
"w A N 1 K I T III' T W HTM V MKN AMtW ti.
titntt l lrnvi'1 ami mlw le fur M wiinIi.
1 1. Il.-.t iilWM l Mlllll IIiiiiih IhI .iuimIIiik )-.
art ,mi yinr mid irii,, all ll in
rit.li. N' e8iivti Miiilr1t iv r-ftr-iioi'.
nlt't etu'litw "II iMr-irl nlnmt iii.
v.-li,t'. A'lilf'' Mun.it' T, ti ( iUI.HI llltlif.,
I lilr.iil".
W VM'KI' t'Bmlile, flliiM iwrwm III
v-r rutuity l n'rt ni Ixrn niunity nl
...II, I llnmietnl rrptjtl nn . t1"4t tir - .T) iir,
piiVHiilrt rkl.v; II ft ilny alwliiteiy nre
Kiiil nil rV(n il. : .fruljlil, li-iim IMe, ili tlillte
ulitr v. 1111 iiml.liiiii .'tlnrv luil.l t ii
Hit iiiiltif iul i. iimi iii'inur tnlviiiK-i'il nrh
wwk. 'h1AM.IIO lUHMii, ,m i.'iitli.iru
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('pftftl Stork, $50,000.00
IIIIU tff'KH'l, ARRAH1M KKlON,
fi.ianl. Vlca-fristCsat
C. W . UVl)(B,Caallf.
I Vehicle I
I Jcadqtiafteirs
3 The BcaHon for sale of vehicles is here;
2 nnl we are well equipped to take care of the
mZ- trade. 5
We can furnish anything from a light IS
Z Road Curt to a heavy Spring Wagon. 5
Wo have a variety of open and top bug-
g pies, beautifully finished. We invite you to
g iimpect our stock. We carry also the Hush-
ford Farm Wagons; the best ironed wagons
on the market. .
R. M, WADE & CO,, I
g A. J. Goodman, Mgr. 3
MAIN STKEKT - - INDEPENDENCE 3
uiuuaiaiuiiuiiiuiuaiiiuuiiiiaai
DIRECTORS.
II lllrx'litM r O W , nr II Hmllli
A Nrlniin M W Wlrwtirt
NOTtCK KOIt
U. S, LmiJ Offloe,
Nollr l lifrfiiy
l'BUCATHiN.
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Orriton City, Oregon,
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Hlllt tllllt "Bill I'Mtll Will ll IIIM'le til fur.' till'
t'oiiiily t'lnrs uf IVillt IVuillty, wl liUI, t'tti
gmt.iui July I. I'.mi, vlx;
Itlrn I'ruli-rlrh Mnimiti, II. K. No. IIU.Ml,
for thti Koull(Wt itifnne IT, T, 9 H,t II B SV,
lie intuit'" III" l"l Iiik wllm-4M to prove
hliiiitlini'ui mlilfliieeiinn ttuil iiltlvnllim
nl mM Inn. I, vi !
Jnliti lloiiiii.ol I'lfilw, Driintii M. Nt'iilly,
ol l)illit."ri'isiii; I.. AiHir.o( I'uiuVti, tire
gun; Hnlonl Hmh.o! 1'm,, urt-itnn.
C1IAH. II. MOOltKS,
ltt'Klsluf.
Notice for l'ltlilltntlou.
Klrnt nil). Apr. 1 J-ntt .iili. Jiin.'JS
TIMIlKIt I.1SP, ACT JI'SK 3, 1S7S.
Piillwl HIitti'H Lsttil iHlw, Ori'K'in fily.
tiri'Kim, April 101 It, l'l.
Niillcol herelijf Blvin tlmt In enmplliiiiw
Willi tlin irovil"iiif tht ni't ' t'sriiii of
Jiiiiii:i, IV.m .itllW."Aii ft fur tli ttli' ol
I... r I..,,, U Ii, ll,,. HIhIi M llf t'llllflirllllt. Oru-
unit, Niivmlit, sml WnniHiKlmt I'l'mtiiry,' it
fxtfinliil to nil tlm I'ttMie i,'i(l Hlnte. by ni t
nl AiiKUKt 4 t'lnirlt'ii 1). Ilirry, nf.Poi'l.
Iiiinl.i'iiiiiilv ol Miilliioinnli, Slntu el Ori'unii,
Ini. Oil ilny llloil In tll nllli'O It'"
mnli'ini'iit No ftiHH, lor th" pitn-linm; ol lite N
H of Hcctloli No. K!, Ill Tovvnlili No. H,
ItiuiK'' No. HVV, mnl will offer proiil todlimv
tlml tlm Uitd m.ulit.l morn vsliinlile for
iu tlmliiir or Ktoiit! limit tor tturli'ttlUirs
iiurpom-i, mnl to tiliihlllt his I'liilin. to .iiiil
Iniiil hnfori) tint ItuKimur sml Hwnlviir of I It In
iiilliwiittin iioiiCliy, tiri'Kim, on Irlilny, tht'
lot ti ilny of July, IWll. ., ,.,,. ,
lln nstitio si wlln.)wMi It. K. VJ llllmits, of
II1hh, Ori-uou; lli rtintmi IIIihoIiIk'i'K. of In
(li.pfiiilniHMi, On-non; K. f. Klrkpstrltifc, ol
luillini, tlrKKOiiiHi-o.A.WIIi'o, of lnili'iwitil-
OtlOH, lll'I'KOII, , ,
Any itiiii nil piiriiiii'.lnliiiliiK Bilvurwly l ie
alHIYO-fluMO'lllt'll Intuit ril l'IJiUI'Ntt'll to II lu
Ihulr I'lnlms In IhUulllui! mi or Iwlnru mtlil Unit
nyoN,ily,l'.Hil. (,aAfl M()0UEHi
Ki'HlHtur.
A fvrt.ml f.nln anil irhnft tulat
lrli.;,"rU; In.nt nrn lo, Mill ill.i outilnl, (en
oo'i.!ii ir"li!i irititK ,1; iletxMh rcW4
cuiimil i t ! ,su I elites, lulr.l put
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C. L. Hawkins
Independence, Ore.
I'AR'i' IIIHIIULL "
Monuments and
Mead stones
Cemetery
etc.
Work
Por Dray in
....Call on....
F. M. SKINNER,
Independence.
hauling
THE ARCADE.
Davidson & Hedges, Props.
Cigar,
"Clgarattts, Tobaooos and
Confectionary.
First Class Soda Fountain
naotlon.
In eon.
r , .
IWontgomery & pligan,
FALLS CITY, OREGON.
MANUFACTURES-OF" -
LUMBER
Tho capacity of our mill and dry kilns enables us to promptly,
fill all orders for lumber. Give us a call.
Orders fur
executed promptly
and at reasonable
rates.
E. T. HENKLE, Proprietor
Hot and Cold Baths at all
Times.
fNPEPKNDKNC'K - - OREGON
The Hotel Eail
XDallac, Oro.
Una. boon nsfittod and renovatfd
from collar to garret, ami every
tiling is new. Good sample room
for commercial men. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Hates, $1.00 to $2.00.
Special rates by the week.
DUCK & SMITH,
Proprietors.
Drink.
Hop Qold Beer
THE PUREST
AND BEST
Bottled beer for
family use to
bo bad at
ED. GALE'S CASTLE
Independence.
Foley's Honey and Tar
tor chlwren,safe,sure. wo opiates
Are you looking
for a brush?
Not with Germany but a hair brush,
tooth brush, or a" silver-polishing
brush. I have a good all-bristle hair
brush for 25c. Tooth brushes, 5c up.
A. S. LOCKE,
INDEPENDENCE,
OREGON
Prescription tDruggist
fiMF-AWAKF MwaiANTSyumjo.yoiR business
lllUL rlllnlXL think Ihaut th An nil Ann aii i-
UKArWHUNt
The fitiirttttHid mien uf the- (irn; lio, hone, are
cautwil by tlic Imt lli.t It lius until
MATCHLESS POWER-. OF ENTERTAINMENT
Tkat m PiflVSf OlSIRf for POSSTSSION ! w4W la ail whs haar H.
IT SUPPLIES AN ACTUAL WANT (THE IRRESISTIBLE DEMAND FOR DIVERSION
AND RELAXATION! TO GRATIFY WHICH MANY ARB WILLING TO DO WITHOUT OTHER
NECESSITIES. IT IS THE
UNIVERSAL ENTERTAINER OF THE AGE
A ImtlMintlbla aoarca of Woaat mud Mtakt ta alt.
It I nlmplp Irt ronsifiii tlon, and irlre n krrnnged to suit all pocket books; while the
dermiml will t untinue u Iuhr as liuinau nature exlau.
The Intnxlnrtlon of s few Graihtihonr Into t community at once creates an inrreaslnfr
(lrmttnd for RICOttn? o-3 FTfllf S, and a COMIsOHS BLSIMSS b tka aatatliaaa Why out
eccuie the Liberal Profit ttklth are allowa4 eler?
WRITS FOR CATALOGUE, TERMS, ETC., TO
Columbia Phonograph Co.,(qmd'
t25 Geary Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
A Han Slips Up
Ou it every time that be takes bis laun
dry work outside of tbe Baleru Steam
Laundry to be done up. He finds "that
tlrrd feeling" stealing over him when he
notes the difference in tbe exquisite color
aud beautiful finish, saying nothlugof the
good condition In which your linens are
returned by the
Salem Steam Laundry.
COL. J. OLMSTED', Prop.
DOROU8 D. OLMSTED, Mgr
Phone 411 230 Libert; st
The Castle
Keeps constantly on hand a fine
assortment of
Whiskies,
Wines,'.
Brandies,
Cigars,
Also the famous Hop Gold Beer.
ED. GALE, Proprietor.
Mark Hanna.
Mark Hannn, the high class young
stallion, sired by Planter, sire of Pauline
3) 2i'Mi, Pandora (4) 2:27.
First dam, Kittie llMn, 2:20 by Ham
bletonian Manibrino.
Second dam, Kittie Lewis by Silver
Duke.
Third dam, Bacchante Mambrino, by
Mambrino Chief.
Fourth dam, Bacchante, by Downings
Bay Messenger.
Fifth Jain, Dam of Kentucky Whip,
will serve a limited number ol mares at
Independence till about May 15th, and
then at Salem fair grounds until July
1st, when the season closeb and he will
be prepared for the races.
Terms : $15 for the season. To be paid
on or belore July 1st.
John E. Kikkland.
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right
Bp
e - Headquarters.
All kind of bicycle repair
ing done, work promptly at
tended to. All work guar
anteed. Graphite, rubber cement,
cycle oils, cork grips, lacing
cord, etc., can be nad at a
reasonable price.
C. W. Brant,
West Side Ofice
J. I. KIRKLMD,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate.,..
Insurance, Loans,
Main St.
Independence, Ore.