The Independence west side., July 12, 1901, Image 3

THE WEST SIDE
TVU phoue No. Ht, 11 143.
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ViMlm KuiKhUr IhyiimI t, ail.nd alwu
J. W.HUMARIHOS.K,.g
Court lmlrrmUih No, .10, FWat.
m Aiiiiriea, nwii tv.wy Naluraay
W. It Allln, doiukt, Cooper Uock,
Ci.r, th ehuiowt, tit Roblntonl,
J- K. M. W A CV stov d In
mi issue,
Th IWrd-Clintun Dog ml Pony (how
gva two iwrfotttuncw hr lit Fourth
ki good ftiulieiK.
a run itn of txuig wagon t R. M
W (JO A Uo.
All th nmttssitie (tut th , latest
now can oe iisd tt Kobutsou s.
Th Alton and Pomona will discou
tinu their trip from Indopondtnio on
Monday July 15, ou account of low
muter, until further notice,
Th Kciit PrvwrrlntliMi for MaWia
I'lllllS aUd svr Ik ( iKMtl, ( UHOVK'a Tl
Uilt Timo. It lii simply Irou Mid
5 ; Ji ""wn i.rm. iu oura, no pay,
K. A. . Wright, of Zn, will
preach in the Presbyterian church uxt
Sunday morning, m Dr. Thompson goes
to Zona and McCoy to conduct com tn un
ion svrvicc In thcxo churches. Dr,
Thompson iutvuJa to return In lima to
preach in hii own pulpit in the evening
lor tint class milk cana go to R. M.
mi t o.
Try Moore, the barber, north aula of
"l nrwl, opposite Knox's grocery
urv, iur a uair cut or tnavw.
Special prices on cream teparator at R.
M. Wade A Co,
The first of the week J. R. Cooper
aenl to the Western Itoai Oar Company
of Portland, 30.000 feet of aah and maple
logs.
MALARIA C Al'SES RltlOlSJiESS.
'"' VileM colli Tuuto rvuiuvaa tut j
J R. Cooper wat awarded tha contract
for furnishing the brick to be used in
the construction of the brick (tore build
in to lie erected in Monmouth at an
early date.
A largo variety of garden cultivators
at k. .M. uaoMAUo.
1-or (ale I interest in fine brick
building on the best corner in Indepen
deuce. The rent will pay 15 per cent on
investment. Inquire of R. M. Smith,
Monmouth Oregon,
When In 8lui and you waul a good
meal don't forget to go to Htrtmg'
nwauriuii, wnere everything me mr-
aet anoru can ue una.
For first-el photos tea PicKel at
the photo car on Monmouth street.
Clover leaf binding twine 13 cents, at
R. M. Wade A Co.
Itluck Broa , who are managing .the
Mix (arm just north of Monmouth, have
added a new traction engine and thresh
ing machine to their harvesting outfit.
I A good geiitn bl,)el for Mr chMp r
trade tor Wood, Inquire at thm oilicw,
l Damon ht n orchard of the r1iimt
lot of cherries it hss ever lieen our luck to
ssuipl. Houte of the Royal Ann haitg
to thick as to resembl bunches of
grape. Lrt week Mr. Damon took an
eastern gentleman out to look at the
orchard, mid the. only fruit he 'woof.
maeit as clierrlo were come seedling.
He bad never seen anything like j!,.
iwyai Ann and was greatly aaionUhed
t their thM, :
Cuts and bruises are healed by Cham
berlaiu's Pain Italtn In about oue third
tha Urn any other trcatineut would
rulr booausa of It aiitiwptlo quail
Ilea which cauee the part to heal with
out maturation. For sale by Kirkland
DrnnCa , . , , .
Al Herren relurneil Monday from tha
headwaters of Willow creek near Hepn
ner, where he and a number of gentle
men have, located what Is thought to be
a paying lead ol tha finest ooal on tha
coast. A company has been Incorporated
and a large engine for developing tha
lead installed. A good del of eKcite-
meut on account of tha discovery, pre,
vails In that part o( tha country, a tha
coal l( of superior quality, testing 8 pw
csut better than Kossly u ooal. ,
When you want a modern utl-dwle
phyalctry ChamberUln ' Btomaeh and
Liver Taldela. They ar aaay to lake
and phMwaut in WW. Price, 88 ceuta.
Sample free at Klrklaud'a drug (tore.
Th Oregoniaa si-oied a victory in tha
ciri-ult court of Lane county In the suit
for las.OOO dai'. .ge rwently iiidtitnted
against it by B Harvey, the railway
brakeman. The court held that th sr
vie of the papers ws faulty, having
been served on tha Mute agent ol tha
Oregoniaa at ugne. It Is said tha case
ill be begun iu Multnomah county next
time.
, K. I. tinl and . family have gun to
I't Itl.lC IU HIKHS.
Mr. H. K. Conkey ha brought his
family from Dalala and has moved into
One Ol Mr. Ilavlilnon'a hmiuia nn fV
ttreet.
Better for the Blood than Karaaparllla
rur ini L.iTias m ui ainrm Liia'rtrta,
urovv a laauuaaa uuui jludio,
While making war on the mot
quilo, why not include the poiaon
oak in the index expurgatorioui.
:io special bicycle to trade for wood.
Inuuire of Campbell Broa.
J.H. Moore, thebartier on O street,
now handle Nawhro's Herplolde, tbe
tamnus dandruir cure, endoraeii by all
the leading barliera of Portlaud and all
cltlea In the eat. (live It a trial and
save your hair.
County Treasurer Dalton has issued a
call for all warrants endorsed prior to
May 5th 1899.
Senator Scott has called General
Sickles a liar in to many words.
It seems to be up to the General to
see how much of the Grand Army
he can mobilize.
MALARIA MAKES I WIT RE BLOOD.
UroveaTaHtelruajUlToDlceure .Malaria, Mie
Gen. Rallington Booth insist
that the controversy at issuo be
tween the two factions of the Salva
tion Army is as far from . adjust
ment as that between the Boers
and BritonB.
A good ladier- bicycle for sale cheap.
Inquire at this office.
It is probably not straining the
truth, says the Oregonlan, to say
that the text-book commission was
created for the express purpose of
displacing the American Book Com
pany's books with others, just this
it has done and no one need be sur
prised if the execution of the popu
lar will results in an equally wide
spread wail at the cost of the
change. Popular government comes
high but we must have it.
WASTED.
APFMTC Rf'hr Fountain Pi.n. Hnd 10
rAULll I O omUallveroriitjitniw foraample
HUNTER & C0.6I2W Fifth St.Cincinnati 0
Thli signature on every box of th genuine
Laxative Broino-Quinine Tablet
tha renwdr that care a cold la M da
Heartburn.
When the quantity of food taken la
too largo or the quality too rich, heart
burn la likely to follow, aud . twrweUlly
so If the dlgeetion baa been weakened
by constipation. Kat alowly and not
too freely of eaully dlgtwied food. M an
tic te the food thoroughly. Let lx
hour elai-e between meal and when
you feel a fullnea aud weight in the
region of tbe stomach after eating, In
dicating that you have eateu too much,
lake on of Chamberlain's Htonntoh
aud Liver Tablet, and th heartburn
may be avoided. For sale by Kirkland
Drug Co.
The tame elk that for a lime gave the
larniers ol Furest Grove and vicinity
cause for complaint, has again diaap.
peared. The animal made Its head
quarter in one pasture for some time.
Finally the farmer started to build a
corral in which to capture the intruder.
This move however was apparently
looked upon with disfavor by the elk for
he left the ranch and took up his abode
in a pasture several mile distauce. He
disappeared from the latter place about
a week ago and has nut been seen since.
What Two Cent Will Do.
It will bring relief to (uflerer from
aatluna or consumption, even In the
worat caae. I his la about what one
hse of Koley'a Honey and Tar oota.
lau't t worth a trial? A. H. Locke.
Word was received here that Mrs. K.
M. Lougee, a former resident of this
place, was married last week iu Califor
nia to I'rol. Twlght, recently elected
professor of chemistry In the University
of California.
Mr. John Tlimls, Colton. O.. aavs:
'Foley's Honey and Tar cured my lit
tle girl of a severe cough aud lullamed
touails." A. H. Locke.
Mrs. S. B. Walker and Mrs. 8. E.
Owen entertained the young people nf
the Degree of Honor at the home of the
latter, on Wednesday evening. ..
had kidney trouble aud One bottle of
foley's Kidney Cure etlecteu a perfect
cure, anil tie say iuere is no remedy
that will compare with it. A. 8. Locke.
The Marshal begun Collecting dog
licenae the tl rat ol the week.
Hclenoe baa found that rheumatism is
cauwd by uric acid In the blood. 'I'll I
poiaon should be excreted tiy the kid
neys. "Foley's Kidney Cure always
makes tbem well. A. H. Locke.
Homer Lodge No. 45, Knights of Ty
thias, had installation Wednesday night.
After the ceremonies refreshments were
served. The following ollicers were in
stalled : V L Fraiier, 0 Cl Verd Hill, V
C; D Calbreath, l' F 8 Wilson, M W ;
W P Campbell, M E; Byron Atkins, M
A J Wm Beamer, inner guard ; L Brown,
out guard. ,
Tbe greatest healer of modern timea
is Banner Halve for cuts, wounds, sores,
pile aud all skin diseanee. It Is guar
anteed. Use no substitute. A. 8. Locke.
Miss Mella White of Crowley and her
guest Miss Mamie Elton of The Dalles
will leave shortly for Newport to spend
month. Both the young ladies are
teachers in the Hood Kiver public
schools.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablet
All drugget refund the money if it
falls to cure. E. W. Orove's signature
Is on each box. 20c.
: ' Canvas Telescopes, Plain and 3
a leather bound, '
mZ Xfunks, all kinds and sizes, S
: Waste Baskets and 3
: Jlnko Baskets, 3
Carpet Beaters and Tacks, 3
Tack Hammers and
Tack Pullers, 3
E Sink Cleaners and 3
. Msai ' v ' Bsw mmm
1 THE RAKET STOR
1'orllaiid (o live,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. IVmty spent part
of last wek In Portland.
J. O. Irvine and wife xpeot to leav
Monday lor an outing at th coast.
K. PicKel was In Salem th llratotthe
week on buaiuess.
J. U. Cooier began making brick
his yard al Talmsg t Saturday,
A. Nelson iint part ol th week
lml(ud.
Carl Fuch, of McMinnyille, was In the
city on business the first of the week.
A, E, Taylor, of Lewlsville, wu
the city Tuesday.
Mr, and Mr. W. F. Burger, ol Hood
River, cam up Tuesday tor a short visit
' rr, Butler eect( to start shortly for
a lew weeks' nutlug at A lie.
Judge John R, Svott ol fialein was
visitor In our town Wednesday.
Mr. Loy, of Kansas City Mo , Is visit
her sister, Mrs W, P. Connaway,
J, A. Mills made a business trip to
Portland yesterday.
A. D. Pavidsnit sHut Wednesday in
Salem.
J. VV, Myr was over from Iall
Monday.
M. J. Iin via, of Portland, wai1 hem on
bucluess th Drat of the week
M las Jessie Cox went to Iarkr Wed
nesday morning for a short visit.
Miss Variolic Dickinson visited at
Parker on Tuesday.
Miss Laura Burnett went to Cor vail1
Sunday on a short visit.
Mis Julia Locke went to Portland
Tuesday on a visit.
M. L. Dorris, ol Eugene, sjwiit Sunday
visiting relatives here,
Otis Welch and wife left this morning
fur an outing at Blab creek.
Mrs James Larson of 8uver (pent last
week visiting relative her.
L. C. Gllmor and wife left on Friday
on their summer vacation at Minnie.
Mrs. George Claggett of Portland Is
visiting at th residence ol Mr, and Mrs.
I. Clsgjett.
Clarence Ireland weut to the Alsea
country Thursday to spend a few days
on his timber claim.
Mrs, M.C, Williams ol Amity, rsme
upon Wednesday's train and went to
Airiie to visit relative.
Mis. E. W. Cooper returned yester
day from short visit with relative at
Albany.
J, L. Ilinchner and two children ar
rived from Hood Uiver Tuesday for
visit with relatives near Monmouth.
Mr. aud Mrs. 11. 8. Anderson, of Port
land, were her on a visit th first of
th week.
Mis Francis Cooper returned Tuesday
from Portland where h has been visit'
ing Miss Neuta Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V, Meeker returned
Monday after a two months' visit with
relatives on Puget Sound.
A. E, Moore and family left ou Tues
day for a two weeks' outing at Blab
creek.
Miss Alice Adams who visited friend
here ha returned til her home In Mo
Minnvllle.
Kavmund Henkle, of Cnrvallis, visited
relatives here the latter part of last
week,
Prof. A. M Sandets left for the Puget
Sound country last Friday t be gone
several weeks.
Miss Edna Hubbard who has been
visiting relatives here left for her home
in Salem on Tuesday.
Mrs. Milton PrloJiard of Vancouver,
Wash., is visiting her grandmother Mrs
H. D. Foster.
Mrs. Griffiths, who has been the guest
of Mrs. A. J. Goodman, returned to her
homo in McMinnville Monday.
J. II. Alexander, of Portland, former
ly a druggist in this city, is her on i
visit.
Miss Edith Matschke who hss been In
Portland for the past four month re
turned borne last Thursday.
J. M. Hall and wife, of North Yakima,
arrived here the flmt of th week and
will soon locate on a farm that Mr, Hall
has purchased just north of town.
Mis. Hendricks of McMinnville who
has been visiting Iriencjs and relatives
here, left for her home on Moodsy.
II. M. Cooper left Wednesday tor the
Bohemia and Blue river mining district
on an extended prospecting trip.
w, u. liryaui, or Monmouth, was a
passenger on Wednesday morning's
train lor Corvallis.
Henry Patterson returned to Portland
Monday. Mrs. Patterson will probably
remain here all summer, -
I. W, Dickinson ha purchased the
Eli Johnson stubles on Main street and
will take possession about th 10th Inst,
The Misses Mamie and Mabel Bake
man have gone to Broadmeads to spend
part of the summer.
Pres. P, L. Campbell of Monmouth
spent part of the week iu Haleni attend
ing the session of the titnte Text Book
Commission of which he is a member.
Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Smith of Portland
spent several days last week visiting
Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Sperling,
Leroy Gllmor accompanied by Ern
est Welch of Salem left on Monday to
join the family of L, C. Gilmore at Min
nie. Jus. G. Amhertof, Delia, O., writes:
"I had au obstluutu sore oil my face
which everything else fulled to heal.
After one application of lHnner Halve
it began to lieal aud after three appli
cations It wus entirely healed leaving
no scar," A, H. Locke.
Mrs. W. W. Wright of McMinnville,
who has been visiting Mrs, Parker and
Mrs, Stansbory since the Fourth, went
home Wednesday,
The West Side has a large numhor of
subscribers on its list who are in arrears
and kindly suggests that they remember
the printer so that he can meet his
obligations,
Miss Edith Thompson, daughter of
Rev, Dr. Thompson, expects to leave
Albany the 10th Inst., for California,
where she will remain for some timo.
Th bt Prorlptlon for Malaria
Chills aud Fever, Is a bottle of Grove's
TaHtuleaa Chill Tonic. It ih simply iron
and quinine in a taxtelees form. No
cure, no pay. Price, SOo,
PAWNER SALVE
Abstract nf Instrument Filed In Polk
Ceiiuly July 4 to ft, lOOt. 1
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T J Psrrlsh to Anna HitUcck, Hit see
Ip8( r w-l,
F.lUa and Aahury Sliulia tn Ida M Tor-
ner, It 2A, 5tl, Academy blk, Dallas
W L Walker to Hannah Walker, K"a
tp6(r4 w-t4000,
0 li Osborne to Mi Sophroua Lackey,
5 '0 3Uiptl( r 7 w-M.
I) K Oilman to Dallas City bank, Itsfi,
7, !0, blk 3, Gem add Dallas-
Mavy K Mulkey to U E Cutler, tuift nil
east side It 4 blk I Lovelady's add Dal Us
Th Ifcnny to Ellaaticth Nutter, Its 7,
,, blkll, Mi Ciiy-IKlO.
J T Lady to W 0 lliown, It 4 blk 1
Lvvemiedd Dallas-m
U K Hcnson to Grace J Stewart, l&g.fta
Wm Turpin d I tp J s r 4 w - f iuxi.
T E did C U MuCracken to Hannah
Jackson, HO A H Whitley d I e tp 7 s r
8w-t
Edw MeCaity to K Livingston fut cl),
lull, 7, hlk 4, also small tract all in
Buena Vista-II.
Rebecca Kays to R Livingston (qt cl),
sum a above l.
E C Hall to R Livingston (qt cl), same
as above-l.
Wm Drllaven to Jas Shepherd, 21;! fl
acre Levi IHirden d 1 e tp 0 s r 7 w
Married
CAMPlliaL-IIAMlLTUN. Atthehume
of llev. and Mrs, A, I. G.w.llrleiid(
W etlnesdny evening at H o'clock, Mr,
Llias. C, CiuUll and Mrs.' Ague
llamlltoii, Rev. Unodfrlvnd olliriallng.
The wedding was a quiet mot and came
as a pleasant (tirprhw to th many
irleud of the contracting psnfe Mr.
Campbell Is one of Dallas' , host kuoan
ahd niqiular young men, and his bride,
who is a teacher Iu the public sehixil, is
an amlahl and accomplished lady.
Observer, ; .
)t0t Itenard to6. ,
The eeatun of till p.r till be ilea4 li,
Kant tltl Mipfu u hi W-t nne Urtm.li'il iI1m.i.m)
lli sctfutt Inu bwii ab.'s li. eiiralii all iu
slai., autl Hint Is eatnrrli, Hull'. I nitirMi
l ure l II, n mily xnlllr ur kllnttll li. tin.
tiiwliml (reliiriilijr, l ntnrrb Iwlii- nMilllu
le nal.lluNiw, ...ln.. euiitiiiuiluual tral
en-ill, Hull', emu), fur,, i uii.in Inunmll)
alliiK lir,.nil) ii.imi llm I.i.ih.i um.I iiiiihiu.
auifaiui. u,i! )fvtii,tliur,ly iU.tiuyiiis Hip
uu..niiHHni inu ui..H-a, aai siviti me i.
II. Ill .It. hKlh l.r .ll,lliit an I ),r cuil-lllul .ii
sittlawiKtliia Baliir m itiiln Iu mirk. Tbv
.t...ri...)' Uaiou niiieh mini Iu lb. eurll vo
f"r Dial liny off. Oim lluieh.l Ihilinra
liirany r... Il,l It mi. l.mi,. hi,,.. i,,, n.i
Ul MMIIIUlltllltlk,
l,lr.-Mi K, J. HKNBY t.,Tolei.O,
niii j liriissl'i.
Hall's rsiolly I'llU aru Hi tmii,
t i X
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Jt0MHIMM-
Sawyer's
Sttl6lllS OIUKI)
Oil
Clothing
AimriyyHmUai,.,,,
ll, lwt li, tha ,.,rl.,
NmiI.Is ItiruUBliMUt.
VVMTnnM l,at.r.,i,H.ri
strft una iikhhIi. WMIna
rrn. a. wl off tif Imk.,11,
SII'.H, ltebtl,w.i0 frw.
S. I. S-Hlaa tm4 rMtlH(,,
Atl... h.a r,M,u.(
M. . kil mi,
It Hassles the World.
Cto dlHcovery iu UHaliniiie has ever
created on quarter of 111 cxolllmeiit
that has been auel by Dr, King'
New Diantvery for Consumption. It's
sevenwt tet have Iweu on hutiek-
victim of Consumption, Pneumonia
Hemorrhage, I'leurlay and Bronchitis,
thouaand of whom It has restored to
perfect health. For Coughs, Old,
Asthma, Croup, Huy Fever, Uoarae-
liens and Whooping Cough it I the
quickest, surest cum In th world. It
la sold by Kirkland Drug Co , who
guarantee it.
Boru
To Mr. and Mrs. D. I'urvlue, of Rick-
rell, on July a ton.
laiwer Kate and linger Limit on
Huffalo Ticket.
Tickets with return limit good until
tigust 81st and Sept. 1st with stopover
privileges, are now on sale by the Bur
lington Route gl leaving July 2d and
3d. Choice of routes, best service and
accommodations and quickest time.
Call upon or write for particular, li.
W. Foster, ticket agent Burlington
Route, corner Third aud Stark Sts
Portland, Oregon
Weekly Crop Bulletin. "
Fuiirlli of July ('elehrallim.
The celebration held here u the
Fourth whs one of the largest ami most
successful In th history o luileamd-
em-e. The dsy was perli-el sud the loan
was thronged with people from early
dawn till late at night. The pmuram
an carried out without a hitch. For so
large a ga( heriug the crowd Wat particu
larly orderly.
- The committee having iu charge the
celebration denerve gieat credit (or their
work,
the limit in the parade were very
attractive and excited much favorable
comment.
Th following Is a list of those to
whom prist- were awarded t
Fat man's race, Arthur Fisher, drum
shirt.
Old man's race, Mr. Williams of Air-
lie, box cigars,
UK) yd dait race, Geo. Letcher, 42 50.
Best decoialed busgy in parade, I. W.
Dickinson, driving whip.
Man with largest family, T. L llart-
tiiau, Charlie Powell. I sm k Hour each,
family of ten each,
Oldest pioneer, Joshua McDaiiiel,
rocking chair.
Prettiest young lady, Mis Eva Bolter,
parasol.
Ugliest old bachelor, Oliver Lake,
pie and tobacco.
Id mile bicycle race, Al Craven, 4-j,
Puny and bicycle race, Comptoli,
fiSO; seemid, Kstou Bevous, iKaik.
Hose contest, No, l team, fit), lime 83
seconds; No, 3, time ItH seeunds.
. Portland, Or., Monday, July H, '01
iiKNuau. scumwv,
Th past week, although averaging
ala.ut 6" warmer than th previous one,
was still slightly cooler than usual al
this season of th year. Numerous
small showxr occurred during the for
part of the week ill nearly all parts of
the state, but it closed dry and wiUi an
abundance of warm sunshine.
Haying, hss progressed rapidly, and
much of the crop has becu safely se
cured, iu most portions of the lilam
elte valley it is extra heavy, while in
the coast region and eastern and south
ern Oregon it averages less than usual,
Pasture are holding out well, except In
Coos county, where a shortage is nqiort-
ed, which will cntiue some shrinkage iu
the milk supply in that section.
The fall grain harvest has begun In a
few places Iu the Willamette valley and
the crop Is extra promising, while lit
eastern Oregon the few hot days of the
week, following as they did a protracted
cool and windy sHll, have la-en uiday
orable, and the grain is not tilling ai
well as usual, aud the opinion prevaili
that III Umatilla and the neighboring
counties the crop will be noinewhal short
of former expectations, The hessiau II y
is reported to have dono some damage to
fail wheal near Day's Creek, in Douglas
county, nut no complaints regarding this
pest have been received Irorn any other
section of the stale. Spring wheat, outs,
barley and hops are elsewhere doing
nicely. Lorn Las Improved and late
potulocs are making good advancement.
The Best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.
"I have la-en In the drug business
for twenty yean and have sold most all
of the proprietary medicine of any note
Among; the entire list I have never
found anything toeipial Chaiiilierlaln'a
Gollo, Cholera end Diarrhoea Itoniudy
for all stomach and bowel troubles,''
says O. W. Wakelleld, nf Columbus,
Ua. "This remedy cured two sever
cases of cholera morbus in my family
and I have recommended and sold
hundreds nf bottles of It to my custom
ers to their entire satisfaction. It af
fords quick and sure euro In a pleas
ant form. No family should be with
out It. I keen It In my house at all
times. For sale by Kirkland Drug Co.
Why wouldn't a ooatinii of tar
and feathers do well with thono
witigH that Elijah Dowio pormHts in
wearing?
A yoliiig girl, plainly dressed, has been
doing Urge business Iu silverware In
Benton county, Just across the river
from Albany, Representing that she
has Just arrived from the east with her
parents, and that they are penniless,
she disposed nf a large niiinlatr of sots of
silverware at ftl each, cheap stuff, rep
resenting that she would redeem the
silverware s soon as her parent huaril
from the east. She ha an accomplice,
(lid has, It Is ladieved, been working the
game In other pari of the valley,
NlWllI Cntnrrli qulekly yield to trout,
nif nt by Kly 's ( Win Hulin, which is iuiv
ably aromatic It 1 received Uirouuli the
nostrils, slnaiiae and henla lbs whole stir
fane over vdiicli It diffuses ltlf. Druggist
sell the G'lo. sl Trial si by mini, )u
cents. 'J'twt it aud you are sure to cuuliuuo
the Iroalmont,
AtlllOUIH't-llll-llt.
To accommodate thoe who nra l arliul
to Hi j use of nloiuiznr Iu applying iiiuida
Into the namd pannages fur tnUwrLu Iruti.
Mr, tha proprietors pretiar Cream Jialm in
liquid form, which will be known as Kly's
Liotiid Cream ISnlm.' Price biehiditiH llts
(praying lull is 7.icmt. Druggist or It
mail. Tli liquid funu embodies Ui iii.U
iciual pmporliits of Ihe solid preparation, ,
Pearl fishermen dituto the tale
that the oyHter of coiMmcroe over
contniua the genuine gem. " It In a
very different sort of hi-valve that
those jewel iniiko their home. The !
pearl uf and edible oyster ii pretty
to a degree, but at the licst in only !
"counterfeit regentineiit of thei
genuine article," j
Now Ia the time to repair yotiri
BIDDERS llfl ftiOWERS.
We carry In stock extra .sections for the following
machines:
;i:xi!fl lO for Di-erln Binder.
Sx2 3-')) for Piano Hinder. ' "
ttxllj for Osborne Jilmlers.
llxi .1-10 f.,r Wols Hinder.
Hx2J fur McCortiilck Binder.
2xJ for IWrlrii? Mowers.
fli-H for Dtermg Mower)
3x,')i fur Doerlng Mowr.
8xl fur IhvrUtg Mowers.
3 3-1(1x3 fur Osborne Mowers,
8x3 U. P. for Osborne Mowers.
3x3 L. V. for Oi-lsirim Mowers.
3x31 for Piano Mowers.
3x3 S Id fur McCormick Mowers.
X3J for Hlamlurd Mowers.
3x3 Ifi for Tl'er Mowers,
3x3 forWtMids Mowers,
W'u cniTV ft full lino of i-xtrim fur tlm MrCjrmlrtr
Binders nul Mowers.
F. E. CHAMBERS,
MAIN
HTREET
Thurston Lumber Company,
: 5 l:
Dallas, Oregon.
J f M A N IJ F A CT U R C R $ OF,..
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
'Dry Stock ahvitys oil Ifaml, also Cedar Shingles.
NOTI-;:-'!V have a ftrst-ela dry kiln whieli enable u to give yot
ougbly dry lumber.
'give you thor
A
Y advi-rlitwd th-ah-r is author-
Istol to gunruliti' Itauiier Sulvi
for tetn-r, wtoina, plica, soralns,
H-ahls, burns, ul.t-rs and any opi-u or
tJlil More. A. H, Ltx ki-.
At the rate al which the lint of
aiirant for the various date,
county and municipal oHice ia
growing, tlmre will lw n large crop
wf candidutei ready to pick before
the advent of June proclaims. Ihe
political harvest at hand. Most nf
them will, It ii true, lie cut down
iy an April frottlmt heinjr state
eonveiition nnmtli. In the mean
time, however, a year' lime and a
year' tuihstanco will he miuainlcred
by a largo number of ablebodiid
men in the vain attempt to secure
a "push" etrong enough to land
them where, to the lel of their
knowledge tttul beliuf, no work will
be required of thetji, but good my
will promptly bo forthcoming.
Iteflecting uixm the resource of
forest field and mine that await
development, and upon the prom
ise offered by industry in a thou
sand line to the man who will
pull of! hi coat, thin scramble for
ollice is from an eeonomio utund
point, a mutter of regret. Ore
gonittii. Dr. Geo, Kwiug. a practluing physi
cian of Hiultb' Drove, Ky., for over
thirty years, wrlti-a bis personal e'r
Itilioe with Foley' Kidney Cure. "For
years I have bveil greatlv bothered
with kidney tnmhle and t-nlnrjf.ul pos
tale gland. I used everything known
to the prnlesxion without rtdler, until 1
was induced to use Foley' Kidney
Cure, 'After uslnu three hollies 1 was
entirely relieved and cured, I prescribe!
It now dally in my iiraollee and heart
1 ly reeomiueiid Its use to all physicians
fur such troubles, (or I euu homwilv
slate J have prescribed It Iu hundreds
of case with perfect success." A. 8.
bocke.
Tho Salem Journal seems to
think it has made a great diricovery
in finding a miniuter who "works
for bin living," and proceed to
give hi in a little puff and write up,
nays the Nowborg tirnphic. Thin
speaks very poorly either for '8a
lmn's tniniHters or for tbe Journtl's
sotiHo of olmorvntion. Wo have yot
to tind tho minister who doesn't
work for bifl living. In fact bo is
like the editor, ho works for more
living than bo gets.
Excursion to the Kat. ' f
The Burlington lt.itita is everywhere i
known as the lie timt offers the lowest
rates, quickest timo and best wrviee did !
(i-eominodaliniis. For onick time they
offer three days to Chicatfo, only three j
iillfhts on tha train this cannot tw!
U-aten. For si-rvice, the finest trains on !
earlh cost over 1100,000. Thev sell vou '
tickets over all hues, Kortbern ivillc, ;
Southern IVillc, . Canadian Pacific, '
(real .Northern, U. it, A N Union Pa
ctlle, Denver A Kio (Iriinda, Kio tirandw
Vt'estere, Chlcsito A North Western.
Kates always the luwost to any ami all
points,
We have tickets on sale now good
levin July 1st. 21 and 31, with return
limit to Auxust 31st that will tumble yuu
to reaim Uuflalo and return at lea than
fstl. Call st our ollice or write for par
ticulars. 11. W. Foster, ticket sm-nt
ISurliiiutoii Koute, comer 3d and Stark
8l,, Portland, Ore.
m
nvttilnf tmi Inveat or ImnroTei slim set
CVtl.TffD.lHK, C0PllHiHtor0CSltlN
PN01ECII0. Iiiil mmlel, kvhb,urplHlo.
f.r free rtaiulnaimn aitvLw.
nnnr nu DTruTc?ai. NoAt.rt
vuwa vn i Hitniw
Wrltr i
fee lnliro patent.
to bsMiOHUITOllls
4 DOCTOR UP"
Changeable weather between two seasons encour
ages your chronic troubles and indicts upon you
much petty sicklier, letter ward it off. 10 cents
might prevent it when $10 wouldn't euro it.
Come to uh to have your prescriptions filled, and
for everything kept in a well regulated drug store. ,
STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS
AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
KIRKLAND DRUG CO.
SOUTH d HAST
via-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO
Shasta Route.
Trsla litaven Ind, nn...iic for Portland aud
WU) MMIKHIS si . in,
U-ii lur i urvailu l:iO , ttt. '
l.r Portland;........
l.v Allutiiy
Ar A.hUu.l
' Hm-rwim iiii..;.
' tMlU KmllcllMKI...
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" Ki en i
" Kn Worth
' I'll) of Ni loo.,
M It.lllNt.lll
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w W'atitnk'i,iu ....
" Now VorK
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U .... p. ru.
1 .v , m.
., lu l. in.
: 1.1 )i. in,
. 4 :15. Bl.
. (!:'. Ill,
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,., Il,i. m.
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7s p. m,
Will K, 111
;.i. iu
b;lo iu,
7:l . in
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f , m
M s. io
s () . a. iu
p, in
8: l in
11:811
7,im a In
6:l p. Ill
ti i:
K':1U p. iu
J. Sterling Morton, Secretary of
Agriculture under l'lcmdont Clevo
litm, tuny not be it wie a mnn nu
he imagines liimneU to bo, but lie
iloe kow Bomcthing about forestry
and agriculture, and ho say thut
the consumption of wood during
every 21 hour equals all that can
bo produced on 2f,()00 acre of
ground, while tho new acreage
planted daily docs not average over
35 acres. That in, we are commut
ing it thousand fold more than we
aro artificially or (wpccially, propa
gating. But Homo of our forests, in
Oregon at least, aro growing to
Boine extent on their own hook.
Pullman mil T.mrM ran un tmtu trains
Cl air i'r tia.'iaiui'iibi . n.l,'n suit KI
ami tuurim t'ir tu Clitnmu, si. Uil, New
i .onniH-uiiK ai aim rruiiciwo w in ,.vot
I'hiiiIi1 llniMt f.ir llmmlulii, Jaiwn, Cblua
riiiiippiuiji,ii.iiir ana suiuu Auinita,
Hi Mi l). A. Wiux. at lBlpKn(li'ui .
uon. or auirvs
('. II MAKkllAM
Ouiioral PimoiiKtir Annul 1'urllainl. Or.
A CLEAN SHAVE
AND A
H STYLISH RA1R CtlT
ISWIIATVOC UKT WIIKN VOC PATHON1.K
Kutch's Barbershop.
liiili'in'iiilriice . , Orciriin
th moM hllng alv tn th WQ(M
Are You Going East ?
Perhaps I can be of service to you. '"
I can ticket you over any railroad running
trains out of Portland; tell you when to leave
home) where to change cars; when you will
reach your destination, and what there is to
' be eeen on the way. . ,
Call or write I '11 take pleasure in answer- ,
ing your questions. " i-,r
Omaha,' Chicago, Kansas City, ' St. Louis and
EVERYWHERE beyond. ;M ; ' : ;
A. C. Sheldon, General Agent,
Cor, Third and Stark Sis., Portland, Ore.
An Kxriirslea to Cliieliiiniil.
The ollli-iiil route selected by the So
ciety nt Christian Kndeavor lor their
teriiatioiiill meeting at . Cincinnati,
Ohio, July Utli to 10th, is O. It. N. Co.,
Ori'Bon Short Line, Kio Grande Western
Ky., Denver & Kio Grande 11. It,, Ritr
liiiKlon and Din Four systems.
The delegate and their Iriends will
leave Tort land on the. evening of July
1st, stopping nnroute at Salt Lake City,
where they will he Joined by the Cali
fornia and Utah delegations.
Coidiul invitation is extended to all,
whether Kndeavorers or otherwise, who
are contemplating an eastern trip, to
join the party.
Further particular may be obtained
Ironi Kev. A, J, Montgomery, transpor
tation manager, Oregon City, Or,, or the
Kio Grande Western Ky., No. 122 A
Third Street, Portland, Oregon.
Dr. H. 8. Gaylord,of tho Univer
sity of Huffalo, stales that cancer is
caused by an animal parasite which
has boon identified and isolated.
He has been investigating tho cause
of cancer for two years as head of
tho Now York Stalo Pathological
Laboratory, Ho has inoculated
anitualu with cancer germs, and
cancer afterward developed in the
animals. Cultures of these organ
isms ha've been injected in tho ab
dominal cavities nf other animals
and thoy recovered, having ap
parently grown in the serum of the
animal.
WANTKtTKUTWORTH V MEN A SO WO.
mi'ii id travel iiml lelviTlls Air "lit nslnh.
ii-n. '.l iiviihk ui min i niiMiu-ial Htuiiillnii.
ary fisu year aim xmiii,s, ru imvalile tn
oasli. N.. i-iiiiviilnir miniriul. liiva refri.
eneos mill oiu-Iiwi. mii., tiln-mwil stnnipvtt n-
vi'ii-. Autii-ima AianAKur, tfxi sxuill IMU,
ClilniBO.
do to
H. M. LINES
Por Wall Paper, Wiudow Shades,
Picture Frames, etc.
Furnituro of all, kinds repaired.
Office with tho Telephone company
INDEPENDENCE.
LOST-
Many people have lost
tho sight of ono eyo by
nonuso that would havo
boon all right if they had
used tho proper Glasses
when young. Seo that
your children's eyea nro
nil right. Examination
free. .
o. As Kramer & co.
Jewelers and Opticians.
There wns a teauhur's meeting tlie
other day in Eldorado, Kan,, and
sonio of the young men, habited in
gorgeous shirt waists, took their
seats in a row in tho rear of tho
room. The instructions were going
along a few minutes later, when the
old professor looked over the top of
his spectacles and said: "For this
question I would like an answer
from one of the young ladies in the
back seat."
CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS,
COPYRICHTS AND DESIGNS.
Send your hiinlm-Mtllreet Ui WtiNhlnirtoo,
saves tliiMi vosts leas, belter st-rvlen.
Vy offli cloa to JJ. B. PiitMit Qfflc. TREE preimlo-
U7 inmitiiiti(.n. m.i0. Atty'ii n not urn. until
ACTUAL EXPfcKtbNCB. Sook "How to ,l.Uln PmtnU,"
oUi., twit fro, rutonta nioouTMl Uirough B. Q. 81tn.n
mi.lv ipoolal nntfoe, without ohiu-fr. In top
INVENTIVE AGE
iuuatrMa manuiiy kwvodui
E.G.SIGGERS,:,
lUiutrfttocl mouUily-.ElvoDei ysAi-tcrai, (1. year.
Lain or u. a. anow a uo.
Qta F St., N. W.,
ASHINQTON, D. C.
THE ARCADE.
Davidson & Hedges, Props.
Cigar, ClgaraHsc, Tobaeeo
Confeotlonary.
and
Ursro tii Mo
V
.Oregon
Sh outline
and mum Pacific
iX'iiKin
lur
4'hlcAtf.i.
ennlitiid
nih-oIhI
:(NI S III
Vl 1 1 II II t-
lllKIUU
Allan tlu
Kxpri'Mii
DM) n si
VIS II mil.
IllXtoil
HI Paul
Ful Mml
to s iu
vis
Hkune
TIME SCHFDUIFS
Fmiu luiluiwudenoe
Hnlt Lakfl. .tonvor.
tX Wtirlli, Onmha.
nuiiMM i;uyt 8t,
lmm, C'hlcux and
Kant.
Ssli fjike, nnvr, Kt
Worlli,OniHli,KQ.
en jr. Ht. Umi,
t hlcago ant' Kasu
Wslla Walla, Lewis
Uin.NiMikaiis, Mm.
IH-npolln, Hi. pai,l,
linliilli.Mllwaukes,
C'liloHso and Knst.
Arrtvs
from
4 30 p.
W ss.
) in,
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULB.
From Portland.
8pm
I'lUlV
Ki Suii.Io)
n p in
'iluy
10,
Tff m.
ruwi.Thui
Hint
:ISa. in.
I'llKH, Thin
and ctsl.
lAttliarls
.; a. in.
liaily
ill nailing dales sub-
jti-t Ui Changs
For -.mi Hhih'Ioo
NUlssvery6da's
Culunibla Klver
Mnaiuers.
ro Anions aud Wajr-Laudluics.
'VllUmtl,ud
lauililii Klvers.
Orrnrou City, liu.vtou,
aud VYay-ludluga
: Wlllauietts Kivnr.
Porl laud to Corv&llls
and Vt ayUjandlngs
Suake Itlver.
Klparlsto Lewlston.
i p. m.
ExJ
i. TO.
luud'y
sao p.m.
Min.,Wed,
audTU
4:30 p. m.
rl.
Lt. Lewis
ton, dally
a. m.
Strainers to Portland from Independenoa
Itnlh Irsws Corvallis for Portland Mondays
,.,..iuu.itiiu rriimyi am a m, panning
indt-lx-ndrmnat 0 am. Kntiirnins;. Inavss
fiirtlsnd Tuvwlays, lhursitays and SaUir.
days, I'rtsslnu I iidi'iwndeiice at 8:30 siu
Kliiiors lnavM Indniwiidenpe (hr Wirtlanit
fui-ndayn, 'rhurndaya ami tiniunlays al 8 a in.
Konimlng li-avwi I'orllmid lor Indopeudencs
Miiudiiyn, Wednwdivy s aud Fridays at tS
a in, arriving at lndepeuduuoeat'a m.
Al HERREN, Agent,
independence, Ore.
The Castle
Keeps constantly on hand a fine
assortment of
.Whiskies',."
Wines,
Brandies,
Cigars,
Also the famous Hop Gold Beer.
S. E. OWEN, Hanager
E.L.Ketchum,M.D
r
)l1liw and Itcaiitence Corner Railroad
Monmouth Streets,
NDliH'KNDKNCE,
OR
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Lipiiinoi'tt's Mtiiraziue aud the West
8idk, oue vr, 83.26,
Flrtt Cl Soda Fountain In eon
Rvotlon.
.Foley's Kidney Cure
i makes kidneys and bladder rlfbt