THE WEST SIDE
JOS. A. C. BRANT, Editor knit rbllhr.
; ' Hl'RH('IUrTnN KAYKft. '
(IM AUTAMCR
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F1U DAY, JUNE 7, 1001
It isn't strange that farmers Hv
ing uoar CVrvallia bring tlwir woo!
to lodepomlcncu. ..The fact of tho
matter is that our merchant iay
cent more per pouutl for wool than
Corvallis werchunU.
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, The Constitution followed tho
flag to Porto Rico, but congress has
entire power to reach over, garb it
by the scruff of its neck and pull it
' lack home again. This is tho sub
stance of the Supremo Court decis
ion.
Wouldn't it boa joke if South
Carolina should choose two Demo
crat as its senators, imUcad of
Populist and a Republican?
For ft man who objects to bosses
bo ardently, Mr Bryan uses the
. woru "must a good deal in discus
sing the future of the Democratic
party,
It isn't often that islands are
annexed and divorced again by
practically the same division, but
that is about what the Supreme
Court verdict amounts to.
Returning pilgrims from Buffalo
report that tho hotel rates are sim
ply frightful. Buffalo hotel keep
ers are determined to make all they
can.
Tho decision of the Court is the
decision of Justice Brown. By join
ing one net of four colleagues, he
decided some of the cases one way
and by joining tho other four, ho
decided the other cases, the other
way. Still his reasoning is clear
and logical.
'
Mr Morgan says that it costs 25
cents a ton to handle ocean freights
in the United States, and 75 cents
to handle them in Great Britain
Tins is extraordinary, as most
people supposed that it was cheaper
in Great Britain.
The radicals at" Havana have
been defeated two to one. This
shows that that dinner at the white
house is at last having its effect on
the delegates. .
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New Jersey is trying to suppress
the small gamblers, but it still wel
comes the big trust company pro
moters.
ft ft
If a man is a degenerate who
combs his hair in the middle, what
is one who doesn't comb it at all?
The Kaiser proposes to gag the
press inotead of himself.
Under the new mining law recent
ly passed by the Oregon Legisla
ture the procedure in locating min
ing claims (either lode or. placer)
is sb follows: First, posting dis
covery notice which shall give the
general direction, and approximate
size of the claim; second, making
the boundries by six posts or monu
ments each at least four inches
square and projecting three feet
above the surface, one at each cor
ner, and one at the center of each
end, line; third, discovery work,
and fourth, recording.
What is needed in this county is
backbone. For papers to have the
backbone to tell the truth and pub
lish the news as it is.' For the of
ficers to have the backbone to en
force the laws. For young ladies j
to have the backbone to cut the ac
quaintance of those free and easy
fellows who are not worth killing if
some one were to furnish the club
For the preachers to have the buck
bone to preach the Gospel without
the fear of treading on some rich
contributor's toes. For churches to
have the backbone to open the
doors of the church for some peo
pie to get out when they are taking
others in, so as to avoid dry rot.
For every man and woman to have
backbone to be just what they pre
tend to be. For people to be hon
est and have the backbone to stay
honest.
ft ft ft
A writer comparing the local
newspaper with the city papers, de
fending them against the ill-natured
attacks of the latter, says: "Weill
you may poke fun at the country
weekly as you will, but I fail to
see why the fact that a resident of
Pumpkinville has. bought the place
of another resident of Pumpkinville
and intends to moye into it, may
not be as well worth chronicling in
the local paper of Pumpkinville as
the fact that the dog of a famous
actress died on the steamer is worth
a two column picture and a half
column discription in the city dail
ies. Blamed if I can see much dif
ference between a poodle dog
editorial in a city paper and one
about a big cabbage just laid on
the desk of ye editor of a country
yeekly." -
wasihnutojc utter.
Washington, D.C.,May27 1901
The U. 8. supremo court adjourn
ed today, not to meet again unti
October. Before adjournment, Chle;
Justice Fuller accepted, on behal
of the court, a fine oil portrait, o
tho lute Justice Miller, presented
by Mr. Thomas Vilon, as a token
of his admiration of Justice Miller,
and his high regtrd for tho supreme
court Work will be at onoo be
gun on tho new fireproof root that
is to lie put upon the supremo court
room during tho recess.
Hawaii is to gt't its share of ap
pointments in the civil service of
tho government, just the same as
any other territory. Under the
census of 1900, Hawaii is entitled
to twenty positions in the depart
mental service, fifteen of them being
clerical and five of them in the gov
eminent printing office. Civil Ser
vice Commissioner Hodenberg, and
Chief Examiner Perven will sai
from San Francisco on June 6, for
Honolulu, where they will conduc
a series of civil service exsmina
tions, for tho purpose of creating i
Hawaiian list of eligible, from
which apjHiinti to the government
service will from time to time be
made.
Gen. Mao Arthur has notified the
war department that ho has given
Aguinaldo permission to visit the
U. S. in the fall, conditional upon
the approval of the Washington
authorities. He writes that Agui
naldo says he wishes to make i
personal study of American instl
tutions and to improve his know
ledge of the English language.
Present indications are that no oh
jection will bo made to the visit by
this government, but permission
will not be given until the fall. The
Federal party in the Philippines
has already selected two native
delegates to come to the U. S. to
study American institutions Don
Tomas del Rosarlo and Don Jose
Abrean, both lawyers, tho latter
who speaks English well, is now In
the U. S. taking a course of inter
national law. Neither of thes men
has at any time been connected
with the revolt.
Ex-Senator Mitchell, of Wiscon
sin, who has been in Europo for
two years with his family, Is in
Washington, to visit his son, who
was recently promoted from the
ranks, in which he served in Cuba
and the Philippines to be a first
ieu tenant, and who is now station
ed at Fort Meyer, just across tho
'otomac. Mr. Mitchell, who speaks
German and French fluently, said
during an interesting conversation
about his European observations:
"During the two years I have been
abroad, I have never once seen an
indication of friendship for the U.
S. in any German or French news
paper, and I have read them con
stantly. There is no denying that
the Germans don't like us, nor do
the French. They regard us as
their rivals and fear the effect of
our trade competition. The Ger
mans do not feel friendly toward
tho German-Americans. He re-
ards him as unpatriotic in break-
ng away from tho country of his
jirth. I like the . Germans very
much as a people, and the Germans
n the U. S. are the finest people in
the world. But I do not like the
ierman government. Politically,
jermany is an autocracy while
socially it is an aristocracy. Al
lough the country has a constitu
tion, the emperor is practically
dictator."
A WORTH SI ( ( K.HSOlt.
"Something New Under,
The Him." , j.
All Doctors have tried to cure VA
TAUKH by the Use of powder, acid
Kmm, inhalers and drugs lu name form
Tbelr powders dry U the 1 imuiuoun
membranes osunIuk tbeiu to crack open
and bleed, The powerful soldi used In
the Inlislen have entirely vaiou away
the wine membrane that their makers
have aliuvd to cure, while mle olut
menu cull not reach the dines, Au
old aud xierUiieed practitioner who
haa fur many years made a close itudy
and specialty of the treatment of CA
TAUKH, bai at lant perfected a Treat
uient which when faithfully used, nut
only relieves at onee, but permanently
cures CATARRH, by removing the
cause, stopping the dlaohurges, and cur
ing tht liifUmulloii. It Is the only
remedy kuowu to octanes that autully
reached the afflicted parts. This won
derful remedy la known as "HNUF
FLKH the UUAKANTKKl) CA
TARH1I t'URK" and Is sold at the ex
tnmtely lew price of One Dollar, each
package containing Internal aud ex
terual mmllclue sufficient for a full
month's treatment and everything
necessary to Its perfect line.
BNUFFLK8" Is the only perfect
CATAIUUf CUIUS ever mm! and U
now recegiiUvd as the only safe and
positive cure for that auuuylug and
dbcuttliiit ditwOMe, It cures all lulla
Riatloti quickly and permanently and
Is alio womtor fully qulvk to relieve
HAY FKVEU or COLD lu the 11 KA I).
CATARRH when neglected oftuu
leads to CON8UMl,TION-"HNUF.
FLKS" will ave you II you use It at
onee. It U no ordinary remedy, but a
complete treatment which U positively
guaranteed to our CATARRH In any
form o.' stage If used according to the
directions which aoootupaiiy each pack
age. Don't delay but aeud for It at
once, and write lull particulars as to
your Dominion, aud you will receive
special advloe from the discoverer of
this wonderful remedy regarding your
ease without OdMt to you beyond the
regular price of "HNUFFI.KH" the
"GUARANTKKD CATARRH 0TRK."
Heut prepaid to any address lit the
United Bute oi Canada on receipt of
Due Dollar. Add rw Dept. EflOQ KD-
WIN H. Olf.KS A COMPANY,
and 2:132 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Weekly Crop llullellii,
ITM.IC BISISKSH.
Abstract of luntruiueiiit Piled la Polk
County My27toJuu3, 1U01.
Me tam
811 May to M Haley, Its 1, 2, blk 14,
Eola-76.
M Haley to J M Kuwoll.lt. 1, 2, blk
14. KoU-IH0.
T H March to F F Mewart (t cl), It 0
and ' el It II lu lee 0, tp 7 s r 9 w $100.
JDornsitetoE J Kirklaml, lu 1, 2,
blk 10, E A Thorp' ad.) Imlep50.
Margaret Mason to L E Boilers, It 0,
blk A, Damon A Haley' add Mon-t'JA.
J A Cramer In Win Warren Ward, W
x 1!50 jt In h S Ulk "M Fall City, HO.
Cha L. Winter to H 8 Fuiltte, It 4,
5, blk 6, Baling' add l!lUton-r.
I E Conner to J A Baxter, an un
dexl 1-10 lot in Job Conner Mt-tt0o0.
Bophia Carlcoo to Jno Carlson (qt el)
ItaS, 4, blk 10 Conkey lt dl Dalla II
A T Gilbert to Claud (latch (receiver)
(qt cl) It and land In Buena Vieta-$l
Tho Holnmn to DS Ilentley AD V
Wagner, (qt cl) 30 38 sere being It 11
ec lSjp 7 1 r i w-$l.
Tho Holmaa to D. 8 IWntley A I)
Wagner imall Iraet in Jan White d 1
tp7r3w-l200.
W H Bcott to I H Wbealdon, 100 sere
Julianns Jonei d I o tp 9 s r 6 w-i'00,
Portland, Or., Monday Jun S, '01
oKNi;at. agwMASV, .
Th pant ek liul beeii uiuinmily
cloudy and cool, Rhd with dellttienl fain
fall, except that ull tiltttril'iiU-.l d
er oururreil In (he norlhenut purl of
the state on Bturdy.v , ,
J her Iihi neii a niarketl litinrove
meiitlii the eomllllou o( all kinds ol
grain during th week. Th Im'Um fly
In W'aahlngMm eeuuty is not dning ea
much damage a wa exiiccti'd, and
titer are practically i o rohtplalnU thin
week ol Injury by the green ' split
Some few fields ol (all wheat ou low
land have turned yellow, hut tba bulk
of th crop li In excellent condition and
that larthent advanced U heading nieely.
Spring grain Is everywhere growing well
and promliiei to I au excellent crop
feltoek i lat aud rang gram In abuie
daut. , Homo early allalta ana clover
have been cut, and haying will gnnerally
Iwgln In a week or ten dnyit, with the
proerti favorable lor a heavy crop,
Hirawbcrrlci are abundant, and the
prospeeU are favorable for s large erop
of blaeklierriea, Tree fruit continue
dropping in some scctloni, but com
plaints of Dili uharaeter are diminiihing
i'runes ar very uneven, owing to the
Iron! a j no ii id ttorrcHpoiiiloiitii report that
the trees have all they eau carry while
other near by reort the crop a total
failure., Apple continue pmmlHlng,
Th peach crop will be short, ' t '
A I'lesnant Way to Trsrel.
Tim inoit delightful route of travel to
tho eant U by way of Pall Lake City
the city ot the HulnU-and the Rio
Oraude Western railway, In conjunction
with either th Denver A Kin Grande or
Colorado Midland railroad. Tim route
not only carried the pataenger through
the heart ot the Rocky moiintaiui and
In view of the moat uingiilllcaut scenery
on tne eciutlncnt, but It alao provide (or
stop-over on mllroad aud Pullman tick
et at quaint and plclurequu Hull l.ukc
City, Uhmwood Kpringa, Manitou, Deli
ver, etc. Through Pullman palace and
ordinary leeper, free reclining cliair
ear and a perfect dining car nervire vm
thi Mute to Ivnvcr. Omaha, Kancaii
City, St. Loiiin and Chicago. IVmoimlly
conducted weekly Aourint exeuimuiia.
For printed mailer, ratea, etc., Inquire
of J, D, MauWIeld, gcneriil agent, U"i A.
Third si., Portland ! or tjeo W. llciuu,
general passenger agent, Salt Lk('ity,
The editor of an Ashland paper
makes the following announcement
We are in the tield to print the
news, and intend doing so. He
who requests an item withheld, be
he prince or pauper, friend or foe
relative or not will meet with tho
same gcnoral result when he calls
at the Town Talk office to have his
namo 'left out' or an item 'not men
tioned.' News, which for a consid
eration we pledge to furnish our
subscribers, we will give. He who
wishes a 'milk and water' shoot,
one afraid to call its life its. own,
must look elsewhere"
Eighty-seven carriage horses
were sold in New York the other
day for an average of over one
thousand dollars each. The horse
less era has been indefinitely postponed.
it
Government ownership of tele
graph lines is not furthered by the
latest report on the workings of the
British system, which states that
this is losing $3,500,000 a year.
Lawson will race after all. Rath
er than spoil sport, he consents to
the New York Yacht Club's humil
iating conditionsand surrenders the
ownership of his own boat. Good for
him.
r
Not many years ago it was
claimed that the gold standard
would make the United States the
slave of England. The recent loans
of American money to England are
a striking refutation of that notion.
. If Aguinaldo conies to this coun
try he might lecture on "How Fun
ston Caputured me," as Genera
Funston shows such disinclination
to discuss the subject.
THE HOME (.OM (IRE.
An Ingenious. Treatment by which
Drunkards are Itt lnir ( tired Dully
lu Spite of 'I hciiisflTCN.
No 5oxI(iuh 1W. So Weakening of the
a erven. A Pleasant and Posit I te
Cure forth Liquor Habit.
It Is now geuerully known aud tin
deratood that Druukenricwi is a dlaeaae
and not weak tut, A body tilled with
polnon, and nerve completely shattered
by periodical or couataiit uae of lutoxl
eating llquora, require an antidote
capable of uoutrulr.liig and eradicating
tbl polwui, and destroying the craving
for IntoxicunU, HufTurers may now
cure themeelve at home without pub-
llelty or Ioh of time from ImihIihwi by
this wonderful "HOME GOLD CURE"
which ban been perfected ufter muuy
yearn of close study and treatment of
Inebriated. Tie faithful uae according
to directions of th la wonderful dlmsov
ery U pi ml lively guaranteed to cure the
moat ohatiuale caxe, no matter how
hard a drinker. Our record show the
marvelous transformation of thotiHiiuda
of Drunkard Into Hober, luduatrlotia
and upright men.
W1VEH CURE YOUR HUH
BANDS!! CHILDREN CUKE YOUR
FATHERS!! This remedy I In no
eeiiMe a noMtrum but 1 aapeclflo for thl
dlHOHHe only, and In so skillfully devlaed
and prepared that It Is thoroughly
soluble and pleanaut to the tiMte, ho
thut It can be given In a cup of lea or
coffee without the knowledge of the
person taking It. Tbouaaudsof Drunk
ard have cured themnelvee with MiIh
prleeleHS remedy, and as many more
have been cured and made temperate
men by having the "CURE" adminis
tered by loving friend and relative
without their knowledge in coffee or
tea, and believe today that thev dis
continued drinking of their own free
will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be de
luded by apparent and misleading "Im
provement." Drive out the dlseoae at
once and for all time. The "HOME
GOLD CURE" Is aold at the extreme
ly low price of One Dollar, thus placing
within reach of everybody a treatment
more effectual than other costing $25
to $W), Full directions accompany eaoh
package. Bpeuial advice by skilled phy
sician when requested without extra
obargo. Bent prepaid to any part of
the world on receipt of One Dollar,
AddreHB Dept. E800 EDWIN B. GILES
A COMPANY, 233(1 and 2332 Market
(itreet, Philadelphia.
AH correspondence strictly confiden
tial. .
The coutroversy over "I'ncle
Tom's Cabin", is recalled by the
recent dineiiHxion of "A Maryland
Manor," by Frederic Emory, which
describes conditions in that Mitt
during the war, and the hero of
which dialadiuvi'S in slavery. Crit
ics of the novel assert that the io
ture of southern life is as fit!) ns
that drawn hv Mrs. Htowe's famous
book , while its friends declare that
tho delineations are true, but tlmt
no one has up to this time, dared
to tell tho whole torv. It is rather
amusing to find how much feeling
can bo aroused, in this twentieth
century, over the dead and buried
issue of slavery.
It is the lusty man who is always
growling about tho hard timi H, and
tho way tho government is run
while tho man who is making
money rattle around with bis
mouth shut and his eyes, eurs and
pocket on, ready togrnxpany op
jtortunity to make more money
hotJorabiy. .
ft A
Kurojio is a good customer of the
United States, taking 7C.2S per tout
of all our exports. South America,
Central America, Mexico und other
Latin-American countries call for
only 7.50 per cent. There is a huge
field in tho new world fur American
commercial missionaries. . I
9 V
That those of our itoople who are
hunting for oil may not bo miido
by counterfeit seepages, thcro lire
four tests that may be used to iden
ttfy such falno deposits. They are;
First Lack of petroleum odor.
Second Instead of having stihstan
tial thickness they arc to conHiut of
a more film. . Third When stirred
they break into fragments instead
of ewirring about as oil will always
do. Fourth When pieces of blot
ting paper arc laid upon thorn so
as to take them uj, and the paper
is afterwards placed in a ghiHS jar
filial with water and shaken, the
water will bo colored a dull yellow
urown.
Secure a Lef al or Commarcial
EDUCATION ;
JlY ATI ENDING
Delinked
Li and COa'.iERfiML "
School. ...-.':,
No Vneai ioim Ah- -fbndrten
I)(' lll lllM'Ilt, v . '
DAY AND NKIMT SCHOOL"
W? (JUAltANTEH Mtrrm wlih
our iuelh..d of INDIVIDUAL
Umlincllon. 8echil Wleuljon'
.rtuiitl tj I... ...I 1'.......lf .
.i. iiinini. 1 J l-n I iw fit f! ! J ?.j 1-1. if
ing tiuiftlit by tlm Intent Touch Method.. LmtiM by mall, 5 per month
nenu mr rw 1 1 nil i,esson ana fuiitioguo c!oiilitlninK opinions of prom
incut iMiuoHtorx, luislncMs niHit, stmioifraphprn and other. Law Term
('OIUIIIOIIOPH Ol-pU'llllKT Iht. - , !, , 1 1 t '
If. W. HEIINKE, , . , , Pi
Piln. (!o'iiinierclnl Dfd.
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C. D. Gaibteatf)
T. TAdOART,
l'rln. Law l)ept
State Normal School
Honmouth, Oregon.
piMIMC I I
1'or
0 17 It
Demand for Oraduates.
Tho demand for graduates of the
formal Mclmol tliirlii(r tlif past year
n.m imi i iiiik it iK'j oml the supply.
, PotdtlittiN worth from 10 to 175 jxt
IllOMl.lt.
State Certificates and Diplomas.
Htudena are prepared for the State
Examinations aud rcadllv take State
I'lipors on craduatloo. Btrone Aca-
demio und I'rofcMional course. Well
((iiiIiiihmI TrHlniriir Dernirtmpnr. V.t.
ango from I t:'U to 1175 per year. Full term opens April 17th.
CiUitlogucH containing full nitiiouwemimtH,
.Addrew I. L. CAMI'RELI lWdeiif,
or J. II. V. IUJTLEIt, Bccretary.
Nasal
CATARRH
lit til lu Uxro
thwt i ti. (lomiHuL
Ely's Cream Itulm
lnuuml,trMiUtM4 Hr.li
lh dwiwil luonilimli.
It fuixm i l rrb mi Ji tm
tii.f t eu4 la (U lttJ
f mam Ttlthn I. ptucrn Into th niwtrll., iprM.I.
r tit mcintmii mA It n'wurtx-J. tt)Ml 1m
Hiwllnl .uil tut. follow It 1 B'H drying l.r
4 tiratuM .onln!. lar. Sim, Hi wall .1 Drug,
gt.t or by null Trl.1 Slu, 10 rm It m.ll.
U.1T UltOTUglUI. u tt uiw Simv, Now T
tiuepn 'Victoria entertiiiniHl her
distinguished subjei-ts freely, but
made it a puint never to ho rt guest
anywhere. Her royal son, however
does not keep up the hitter rule,
but accepts hi subject' hospitality
It is len stiff and more friendly
and chcuMT.
KIDNEY DISEASES
are the most fatal of all dis
eases.
till CV'C KIDNEY CURE ft I
iULLi o Cuarantatd Remedy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the ocst for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE Wc iod J1.00,
Polk County Bank
(INCOIU'OItATKD.)
AtONMOUTH, ORIIOON.
J.H.U4WI.KT, I. U, ('MI'Hi:i,l.,
1'rr.l.lmt. Vln-fmldmU
IH4 I. IMtan.l, (.kin.
Paid Capital . .$30,000.00
DIItKCTOIW:
J. fl. HWley. 1. L. (Viuohell, I. M.
HimpiPMiii, J. JI. V. llulfer, John
JJ. ritump, F. H. l'owell,
Ju)H Craven.
Transacts a Ccneral Banking
and Exchange Business.
'flic Independence
NATIONAL BANK
iM.'l to IliiU'ali). -
Are you goltiK? The lowest regular
rate heretofore Imit been 157.70 and the
sivitio retnrnini. initkiiiir the IowchI
round trip 1115.40, but the Burlington
Houte will now sell you round trip tick
et for 8 which ie the eitme bb f Wench
way and you can have choice of routes
and aoyen trains on date of auk Go
over one road and rwturn another. On
this low rate you can also reach other
eaatern points: ticket are first-clasn
nd stop-overs permitted. Quickest
lime and best snrviee. Write ns for full
partlotilani before making other arrano.
uient. Address 11. W. Po'stkb, Ticket
Agent Burlington Houte, 100 Third St.,
lorner Stark, Portland, Ore.
WAV THO -Till' TWi.iKTIIY IKN ANIl !)
mn In imvrl hihI olvur Uu .r ulit iMinl.
Il.lir.l ol i!i,t ttiiitni'lNt lun.lltif h.
nry .mi j,.r mul b-iim . ml iuy.lilK in
r.i. No vunvaxkliiK rriimrxl. liive n-lr-
v...i.. Adilrt'w SUnr, Cmuu hldg.,
WAMTKh -l"Huil.li, rHIibl uthi1 lu
tv.-r iHiimlv l( r'iiri-M'il inru nmitiafiv i.r
willil fliiaiu'inl rr piiiniuni; W o.iiliirv porymr,
iK.rniii MiM'Kiy; f P'T inif mmiiuiriy mirv
mul Nil diih'UM'.; alrululit, Imiin ltitp. ili'llnlln
lnn, Mi otiiKinlwioii: milinv tmlil tmeh
Hi, iii.Ihv ntnl riiM.tmit m.nn.v mtviinccil i'.i'Ii
wwK. M'Mi;i IML'.-l I. ,UI lirarburii
HI., Clilfdfc'i,,
NOTICK roll I'rilUCATHT
U. 8. LiinU Oitloe, Oroii City. Oregon,
Mny 1. Iii
Notion i Iiit.-Iiv iflvn thnl tlm inllowlnir-
tiiuni'it it-Ill r lino f 1 1 n . 1 in. hi v lit lila inii'hiii.M
to niKkf IIiimI lii.H.r In niiimiirl i t hi. elalm
mul tlmt iilil iiroiii II li iiimiU lipfurv Hie
t oiiiit.v I'IitK i.t I'ulK comity, nt lintliui, tlru
Kim, on July 1, llni . Vic;
Hire I'rnlt-rlPk Miiiuu, It. K. No. U3.JO,
(nr the S.iinliw.'t !j orsw I7.T.IIK R 8 W.
Il iih'ikm tlm tot uM'itiir iiinni in pnivi)
hlnoiititlnu in- nNioiii in!iuiimnl (MiHIvntliiii
ol fiilil Ihii I, vl:
Jnlin ItniiiHi, nf I'wilw, Orrirolii M. Nriilly.l
nl liiillii., uri''Mi; I.. Aimiiur.iil I'l.itno, ()rt-
gmi; iiuiiini iiuk'I.iii I'cn.p, iiriMiini.
CIIA8. It, MDDHKS,
lO'lllHtiT,
Cftj ItHl Htook, $50,000.00
HIRCHBKRq. ASRARiM NKION,
rMl4.nl. Vtc-frtul
C W.iaviHlt.Cubtr.
DIRECTORS,
H HlrMlilM-rn U W Snr K Smith
A Neluiu M W Hti'Wrl
A iti.rl S.ntlnf Bit ihkit kuliiMl
tr.iii.cipd: lnM. mAr, ti ilia UlKouotod, eoa
iar(ci.Urdiiiiiitl, d.po.lu rMlfd
eurr.nl i"wr-' i :l.;cl im cbtck, laMrvl tU
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DCALER
I Staple and
Un n All .. lltt A A tU A A
ran v '.-uruuurmfi:
U VJKJW I (Ml HWSSHWI
Opera House block, Halo Street, Independence.
VI
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Good good? at Hight Trices Mnko Knsy Selling.
A Our goods arc first-class, our priceH as low as tho
A lowest quality of good considered. SXf
nS All kinds of country produce bought at the V
jjj Higliet Market Price.
1 1 Sifare of Your Patronage Raspec'fully Solicited, t
G. L. Hawkins
Indtptndtnct, Ort,
MlflBLE and
Monuments and
Head stones
Cemetery
etc.
Work
Notice Tor l'lililicullon.
r lmt imli. A nr. 2d l.t pub, Jun.'JS
TI M H Kit L K N I, ACT JU N K , 1STH.
UntUMl Mtt t.u.l Oltlm., Ori'iioii ("tty,
Orrxon. Airl mill, liml,
Nntli'o In lmrotiy Kivvu tlmt lu ciiniilHiii'e
with tlio irvli)liitin nf tliu not nt t'liuiiri ot
Juno 11, ln;a dlitltlrit "Alt nrl tvt tlm nitlii ot
tlmlwr IiiiiiIh lu tin-HtHtcH ot I'lilliuriiU. Oru
nun, Ni'vh'Ik, mul WikKiiiiiitioii Ti'rrl lory ," s
oti'iiilwl in Hit Urn I'lililli! i.nnil HIiiU'h ly net
(it Anoint 4 istr., Cliurlpn I). Ilpfry, ot dirt.
Iimil, iHiuiily ol MuHiiomnli, Slutu nt Ori'K"".
tiK Hit. iluy IIIimI ;ii ollli'u til nHiirii
inMMncul No Kin, for the iri'hiiii ol Ilia N W
111 MI'IH im mi, in riiwimiii i Mi. h n.
lliiiiK" No. HW, hiii) will offer oriiiit to almw
Unit Din Imul Hcuitrlit In luiiro ViOukIiIk lor
I In Urn her or mono tlmn lor nuni'iiltum!
liill iioHiM. Hint In rilBlillsli lila i'UIiii to unlit
Imul lietoro thu lU'ittxIiir mill Knoclvor ot tlila
oillwi Bt lircifon Clly, llri'Kili ou Frlilny, tlm
ltnh Uuy oi July. I'.kiI,
tin nullum k wltnpaimiii K. K, Wllllrimn, nt
iilliui, (Iroiioii; III iimiiiii llli'n'lilii'i'n, of lu-
iiuiPioiniiiiii, uri unii: i-., c. KirKimirii H. ol
I in 1 1 in, UrcKon; Uki, a. WIIpox, of liuloiionil-
Giiru, iirpuoo.
Any ami nil twrnonK clKlinliiit ftdwrmuv the
nlmvii-iKini' rl ln-ii lamN urn riuiliiKkd til tl It'
Ihi'lrcliiiiiiH In IhlKolllcc on or tu furu mild Will
iluy ot July, l'.x)l.
t-HAB, II. MOOKKH,
ItUKlHtur,
For Drayinjc--"')
....Call on....
F. M. SKINNER,
Independence.
THE ARCADE.
Davidson & Hedges, Props.
Cigars, CigaratUs, Tobsooos and
Confeotloncry, .
First Class Soda ' Fountain' In oon-
naotlon.
Montgomery & JlilligaD;
y FALLS CITY, OIIEGON.
. .. MANUFACTURE RB OF
LUMBEf
Tho capacity of onr mill antl drv kilns enables us to nromntlv ?
x fill all orfloi'8 lor lumber. Give no a call. ' 5
Orders for hauling
executed promptly
antl at reasonable
rates.
E.T. HANKIE, Proprietor
Hot and Cold Baths at all
Times.
INDEPENDENCE - - OREGON
The Hotel Gail
XDallas, Ox.
Has boon rofittotl and renovated
from cellar to garret, and every
thing is new. Uood sample room
for commercial mon. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Hates, $1.00 to $2.00.
Special rates by tho week.
BUCK & SMITH,
Proprietors.
Vehicle
1Z. The season for Bale of . vehicles is here; 5
tZ and we are well equipped to take care of the ZS
trade.
01 We can furniwb anything from a light .zSt
2ZZ Road Cart to a heavySpring Wagon. - -ZL
We havo a variety of open and top hug- '-
gies, beautifully finished. We invite you to
inspect our stock. We carry also tho Hush-
JJZ ford Farm Wagons; tho best ironed wagons- -g
l on the market.
R, M. WADE & GO , I
E. A. J. Goodman, Mgr. E3
MAIN STREET - - INDEPENDENCE " 2
Are you looking
for a brush?
Not with Germany but a hair brush,
tooth brush, or a silver-polishing
1 I. T 1 I ll I .1 i
brush, I
brush for 2oc.
INDEPENDENCE,
OREQON
Tooth brushes, 5o up.
A. S. LOCKE,
Prescription Druggist
tVUlF-AWAKF MERCHANTS ADD T0 Y01JR business
filUL HitniAL Think about the pp nunDUflMC
Tb ennrmou. win of Hie Orilinihiine, are linHinilrnlllir
cauwxl by tbe lact that li Ims actt milll IIUI IIUMI.
MATCHLESS POWER OF ENTERTAINMENT .
Tkrt M WRNSI (HSIIU lor POSSI SSIOV awLnac4 la all ho hear It.
IT SUPPLIES AN ACTUAL WANT (THE IRRESISTIBLE DEMAND FOR DIVERSION
AND RELAXATION) TO GRATIFY WHICH MANY ARE WILLING TO DO WITHOUT OTHER
NECESSITIES. IT 18 THE
UNIVERSAL ENTERTAINER OF THE AGE
Aa hwthamtlbl aoarca al Woador and Delight to all.
It la aimpte In cnnntnirtlon, am) prir are arnuifreti to suit all pocket books- whilo th
demand wtU continue an lung aa human nature eimU. doom, wntle ttie
The Introduction ol a few Gniphoplionrs Into a commnnltv at once createi an Increaslnir
demand for M CORDS and VmffS, and a tONIIHiOtS BLSIWSS la that established, w tv not
ecuie the Liberal Proliu wakb are allowed dealer 7
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE, TERM8. ETC, TO
Columbia Phonograph Co., ,
125 Geary Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
tMir'Jjpr
A flan Slips Up
On It every time that he takes his laun
dry work outside of the Salem Steam
Laundry to tie done up. He finds Vthat
tired feeling" stealing over him when he
notes the difference lu the exquisite color
and heautlful finich, saying nothing of the
good condition in which your linens are
returned by the
Salem Steam Laundry.
COL. J. OLMSTED, Prop.
DOROUS D. OLMSTED, Mgr
Phone 411 " 230 Liberty at
Drink
THE PUREST
AND BEST
The Castle
Keepa constautly on hand a fine
assortment of
Whiskies,
Wines,
Brandies,
Cigars,
Also the famous Hop Gold Beer.
S. E. OWEN, Proprietor.
Bottled beer for
family use to
be had at
ED. OWEN'S CASTLE SALOON,
Independence.
Foley9 s Honey and Tar
torchlldren,sate,sur9 No opiates
Mark Hanna.
Mark Hanna, the nigh class young
stallion, aired hy Planter, dire of Pauline
(3) Pandora (4) 2:27.
First dam, Kittie Ham, 2:20 by Ham
bletonian Mambrino.
Second dam, Kittie Lewis by Silver
Duke.
Third dam, Bacchante Mambrino, by
Mambrino Chief. .
Fourth dam, Bacchante, by Downings
Bay Messenger.
Filth Jam, Dam of Kentucky Whip. .
will ecrve a limited number of mares at
Independence till about May 15th, and
then at Salem fair grounds until July
lat, when the season closet, and be will
bejrepared for the races.
Terms : $15 for the season. To be paid
on or before July 1st.
JohnE.Kikkland.
Bicycle Headquarters.
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right
Agent for tho ; - s
Rambler and Ideal.4
All kinds of bicvele sun
dries at reasonable prices,
All kind of bicycle repair
ing clone, wort promptly at
tended to. , ', All work guar
anteed. C. W. Brant, ,
! West Side Oflce
J. W. KIRKLAND,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate...;
Insurance, Loans.
MaluBt. ' V . Independence, Or.