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THE WEST SIDE r Wvpluni No. 141, Ilea. 143. TllUKSDA Y.JULY 18, W01. TlMuMTs or i'vthia UOMKH UHW NO. A MNKT KVKRY I I tt MiiinnUv voiiiiut. Nvmlwn will laa tm nulie and fiwini lheiiilYiti'erlliialr, us. Vimiw Kuushis invtimt to anoint IVurt ImlwiHionM No. SO, Forvat era of Amertea, mwli svwy Hturvly veiling at 8 o 'CWCB. 4 " W. R. Allln, dtittlt, Cooper bik , Ciiir, the choleett, t Rublnton'i. 8o R. M. Vd A. Co1 stov d in til is iU. A couple ol rtlts hv been at work on KJ HillUnl'i (hop aud Ilia result li brtiui new sign. A (all line ol taring rgoni at R. M W.i A uo. All the niiiino and the ltt noveli can be lid at Robinson i. The Kansas man who oomuiiUod suieida on account ol the heat may wish he hadn't done it. There are hotter places than Kansas. The Best Prescrlutioa fur Malaria t'hillti and Ksver l bottle of tlmiv' TT i.km chill Tuu It la simply Irua and Vinton iu wwiw tunu. u cure, mi pay. IrlkM Some time during this century Patti, Modjeska and IWrnhart will really make their farewell tour in America. For firet clam milk cant go to R. M. Y de A Co. Try Moore, the barber, north tide ol "U street, opiMMtite Knoi grocery tons (or a hair cut or (have. Special price on crvam separator at R. M. Wade A Co. An Omaha paper says: "Nebras ka id standing up for herself tk days " But she is sweating profu fusely and has a wilted look. 1ALAKM CAUSES MUOISNESS. Oruve Taatalees CUIII Tuuie rrwovna ths I caux. Letter Retnalntna unmllwl tor In th eoal t,mua at Imiepvudeutw.Oretvm.oti July i, IHUli John A Taylor Mr Mary Klbby rreu w Warner When calling (or the letters pie say advertised. J, A. Wkwi.sh, 1, M ; When yw' waiit a modern utvrtwlat phyle, try Chamlterlaln'i Htomacb and I.IYer Tablet. They are y to take and pleamutt in eOVeU PHo. SO otitis. Kample free at Klrkland'a drug atore. The season for wild blackberries which has been an umimally good one I about over. Mr. John Tlnul. Colton ' ft . aava "Foley's Honey ami Tar cured in in! tie tilrl ot a severe eouiih and tiilitmtl tonsils." a. H. lAH-ke. From aU appearance ths wheat crop oi this county is going to be extra good thlaaeatou. Thos. W. Carter of Ashboro. N. O. had kidney trouble and one bott le of roleya Kltliwv Cure eileoted a perfect mire, ami ne say mere la no remedy UMi win eompsm witu lu A. K l-H-ke There were a number o( plcnlu parties from here latt Sunday. Moat o( the picnicker brought their dinner palls home lull of wild blackberries. Science ha found thatrheumatlam la caused by urlo acid In the blood. Thla pnUon ehou Id be excreted by the kid- uey. ruley'a Kidney Cum alwity uiaaei meiu wen. a, o, xx'Ke. Beginning next Sunday the I, A M motor will will make regular Ul on Sunday the came a thrungh the week, except that the earliest trip will lie at 8:15 Instead of 7:15 The vreateet healer of modern tune la Manner NUv for cum, wound, nor, nlle and all klu dleaii. It t auar- auiwHi. L'e uo iuiwiuute. A. . Locke. County Clerk Loughary on YVedne ay July 10, iwued a inairlagC lictmte to Inland T. Murphy and Or M, Khoda barge r, both ol Fall City ; and on Tues day ol thi week he iued a uiarrmgo licvna to J. C. Tlbott and Margaret F. Rhodabarger, both ol Fall City. TO CURC A COLO IN ONC DAY Take Laxative Uroiuo Quluiue Tablet All drugglal refund the money if It fall to cure. E. W. Drove' alirnatum The people who were fearing twof la 6neu box. 2&u. or three n.onths ago lest we might not have any real warm weather this summer have had their appro- heimions allayed. All things come to those who wait, and by the same token the remark applies to those who are praying for a cool spell Indianapolis Journal. A large varietv ot garden cultivators at K. M. aiie Co. When in Salem and you want a good nieal don't forget to go to Mining' lUwtmiriiiit, wnere everytning the limr- aet anoru can oe uau. ' Clover !( binding twin 12centa, at it. M. Vt de & to. It has rained at last in some parts of Kansas. . Better for the Blood than Sartiaparilla for rbixu) LIyidh la lb Malaria Hulrlcu, iruve'iTutlcnill Tunic. Guam seems to have a hoodoo. Commander Seaton Schroeder, who now holds sway in Guam's metrop olis, where Leary once ruled, has stirreJ up a decided rumpus among - the enlisted men on the island by issuing' a severe order because of the theft of one barrel of whiskey from the naval hospital on the is land. Men are kept in the bar racks and not allowed out after taps. There ia a general fear ex pressed by the foreign office of Europe that the rum has been drunk. Minneapolis Journal Parties or families desiring photo group taken ihould aee 1'icKcl be ia better equipped now for doing tbi kind ol work than ever before, $:io Special bicycle to trade for wood. Inuuire ol Campbell llro. - J. 8. Moore, the barber on C treet, now handle Newbro's Herpioide, the famous damlrutr cure, endorsed by ail the leading barber of Portland and ail cities in the east, (live It a trial and save your hair. The itockholdeis of the new brick building soon to be erected in Monmouth have decided to build on ths potlofflce corner, and the contract for excavating will be let this afternoon. The work ol construction will be pushed a rapidly possible. MALARIA MAKES I MITRE BLOOD. JruveT.HlelChUl Tonic ourw Malaria, toe First-class bay is selling (or $4 and second-class for $2.50 per ton in the field. ...... Blooded Sheep for Eastern Oregon. W Rettie this week bought ol B. F. Smith ol this county, 44 head of Shrop shire buck, also 40 head ol the same breed ol sheep from Ladd & Rued. The sheep'will be thipped to the range In the eastern part ol the state and used (or breeding purposes. WAJiTEl). prlTQ RubtwrKounlaln Pen. (Hid 10 nUL.li I O cents silver or nUimiitforsarnpie HU NTfcR & C0.612W Fifth St.Cincinnati 0 ,., ... i Thli ilirnatur on every boi of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quininc Tablet. th remedy that core cold la Service at the Presbyterian church next Sunday both morning and evening Cvnducted by th pastor, Kev. "Thompson. J a. O. Amhertnf, Dell, ()., write: "1 had au otwtlnat or on aiy face men everything ewe railed to heal. After one application of lHnuer Halve it began to heal and after three appli cation it wa entirely healed leaving uo cr." A. H. Locke. Service t th Method it church next Sunday a follows s Regular service in the morning. Mr. L, E. jCday, ol Seattle, will ting a olo both t the morning nd evening service. A (Htren minute song ervic before church In th evening. Rev. T. U. Ford will preach. Th bt Prorlptln for Malaria Chill and Fever, U a bottle of Urove' TaeteleM CUU1 Tonic. It i simply Iron and qulnlu In a tastel form, 'o jure, no pay. Price, oOo, Th Dalla College hi just issued neat catalogue descriptive of the work o! tb college, and containing cut ol the different building and member ol the faculty, together with a complete list ol etudenta. ' NY advertised dealer I author ised to guarantee Manner Halve for letter, erxema, pile, siiralu, hohIiIh, burn, ulcer and any open or Old Wore. A. 8. Locae. Polk county is in receipt of a new deed index that i much more conven ient than those heretofore In nae. The new book contain in addition to the name ol the grantor, grantee, the vol uui and page recorded, etc., a (pace (or th description ol the land and the con sideration. The Index i almost a com plete record ol every transfer, and In many instances the desired information will be found without referring to the deed records at all. The people who have occasion to refer to the real estate transfer in Polk county will duly p precite the work o( County Clerk Loughary in providing soch a conven ient ana comnreuensive inuex.-uo- server. ' " ' Many thousands have lieen restored to health and happiness by the use of Chamberlain' Cough Remedy. If af flicted with any throat or lung trouble, give it a trial for It I certain to prove beneficial. Cough that bave reetsted all other treatmeut for year, have yielded to thi remedy and perfect health bren restored. Case that seem ed hopeless, that the climate f famous health resort failed to benefit, havo been permanently cured by Its use Bear In mind that every bottle i war ranted and if It doe not prove benefl cial the money will be refunded to you for sale by Ktrkland Drug Co. Mrs. T. D. Campbell ol thi city has ust received word that a specimen ol her embroidery ws hown last week at an exhibit at 239 Filth avenue, New York City. The Brainerd & Armstrong Comcany. ol New London, Conn., and New York City, made an exhibit ol SOU h.,antiful SDecimens of embroideries worked with" their silks, and Mrs. Camp bell's embroidery was among those much admired. BANNER SALVE th most hallno aalva In tha world. r Canvas Telescopes, Pn 2 leather bound, Trunks, ftU kn9 and sizes, ( n Waste Baskets and 2 E Jinko Baskets, S Carpet Beaters and Tacks, g E Tack Hammers a 2 E Tack Pullers, 2 S Sink Cleaners and, fc -2 Zz Scrubbing Brushes. 2 5 SHOES . I THE RAKET STOR 1 Mr, Ida Vaughn, of Pslom, eiit Hunday visiting Mr, j. 8, Cooper, ; Mr. II. M. Line Is visiting relative iu McMinnville. Mie Nellie Brant is visiting In Van couver, Wash. , , J. A. Mill tpeut TneiHlty In Balcm on buaine. Oliver lAxke pent 8uuday In thi city. Miss Mabel Grounds, ot Monmouth cam up (turn Fortland Sunday, Mia Nellie Harris and Ml Canna Itubiutou ent Buuday at rluver. 1. M. Kiraland has sold his soda luua taia to Frank Fisher of Monmouth. N. L. Butler mad a buslue trip (o Dallas Tuesday. , Carl Ilerren hturnd Ust Friday (roui Ileppnvr. .' . ' V. U. Bharuian and family leave next week for a month's outing at Minnie. . Mrs. Well went to Kugeu yeterd;i for a week's visit. ' Mis 1'atle Coowr returnvd ylenly form a abort vieit in 1'oriUud. Mi Arlen Llue expect to go to Corvalli tomorrow on a visit. C. L. Kitohanl wa In Kugen th first ol the Week ou busiuess. A. W. lKH.'ktedur w over Irom Pl la ou business yestenlay. C I. Calbreath is having a tul with chill and fever. O. V. Whlleaker and (ttiuily leav tomorrow (or an outing on th Ntucca Mr. and Mr. J ships Harris went to Stiver today to visit relative. V, P. Connaway Is cutting down um ol hi (had tree and otherwi liiipmv ing his property, " ' Miss Ijiur I'ullard, ol Allny, who h been visiting Mr. W, P. Connaway, went to Portland Sunday. Mrs, Samuel Goft snd two daughter stnrte.1 Oil morning (or au outing at Newport. tyruu Atkins wiuit to Cottage Urtive last Salunlay (or a short visit, returning Monday. Mr. and Mr. David Tbouka, of Port land, came up Hundaf lo visit relative In Monmouth, - Prol. L. P. Freytag snd C. C. Lewi of Monmouth, were imong tho who made the ascent ol Ml. Hood thi week. Misse Ijiur and IVmephone Duller, of Monmouth, left on the morning train Monday (or an outing at Newport. Rev. C. MacLean I'll. P., o( Corvallls, will hold Episcopal service In the Pres byterian church this Friday evening. U. I.. Hawkins left on Monday to t lend th grand Indue A, 0. U. W. which meet in Portland this wek. Mr. J. A. Veniiess, of Win lock Wash, spent part ol last week in this city, th guest ol Mrs. J. 8. Cooper. Mis Laura Uurnutt accompanied by her sinter, Mis Florenc, left th Brit ol th week lor Portland, II. Reebe and 2. llsbcnck, ol Bridg water, South Dakota, r visiting rel' I've and friends in this city. Mis Lou Moore, ol Monmouth, who lis been in Portland lor some time r turned home Tuesday. Mr. Mry Tuck led on Wednesday lor a visit with Miss Cochran at Min nie. J. If. Alexander, a Portland druggist, la clerking in A. S. Locke's drug store during Mr. Locke' ilwenc it th coast Charlie Irvine ind Loui Wiprut left on 8undg,with Mr. and Mr J. P. Irvine to pend a few weeks at Slab creek. Al llerren and family and Mi Edith Owen left on Wednesdsy for a camping trip on the Hilet. Clint Moore went to Slab creek Bun day to join hi brother who 1 camping there. A. 8. Locke and family left on JVed nedy for the Silets to spend a (ew weeks. - Mis Celia Walker, wiitrea In the Little Palace hotel, started today (or Eugene (or a visit with relative. Mrs. Singleton, who has been visiting her mother in Monmouth, left (or her home in Forest Grove on Monday after noon' train. Mr. 8. . Owen left lor Portland last Saturday to attend the session ol th grand lodge Degree ol Honor, to which she i a delegate. Prol. Crrier and wife, formerly ot this city, are now located in Fortunata, Humliolt county, Cal where the pro fessor i doing well in his line. John Dickinson and son, Percy, of Monroe, Houtli Dakota, are visiting Mr Dickinson' brother, I. W. Dickinson, in thifedty. Mr. G. A. Wilcox and daughter re turned from Gladstone park Saturday where tbey camped during the Chau tauqua aeaembly. Mr, and Mrs. D. 11. Taylor and neices, Miss Ueasie, and Miss Viola Alex ander, started lor Minnie Wedneaday (or a two month's outing. R. li. Parrish loft on Monday for an outing. He took his camping outllt ou the back ot a small pony and looked as if be intended to join the Masdina ou the top of Mt. Hood. , ... ' , Rev. E. J. Thompson wont to Newport on Wednesday to deliver the Opening address before the Summer Normal school at that place. He will return tos morrow. . , -. - ': -jJ y- The Sunday train is without doubt a great success. Last Sunday's train car- led over 200 passengers out of Portland. Four coaches ' were required, two ol which were left at McMlnuvllle, the bulk of travel being between that place and Portland. : V ; ' -J Itev. E. J. Thompegji went toOorvallis Saturday to preach st the funeral Sun day of Med ford A. Moore, who was ac cidentally shot st Prinevllle, and his mother who died from intense grief and worry resultant Irorn that acuiduut. - Owing to the ausonce ol Rev, E,' L. Fitch, who has gone to the Internation al Epworth Leagufe Conference at Ban Francisco, Iiev. D. C. McFarland. will preach at Lewisville Saturday night and Buuday morning. ' In the absence ol Dr, Thompson who was called to attend ths double funeral ol Med ford Moor and hi mother which occurred at Corvalli Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the Rev. A. W. Wight, of Zena, filled the pulpit ol the Presbyter ian church in this city.. Mr. Wight is a pleasing speaker and a young man ol bllity. at MaVki-il' fillM IlieilL . Th C'lllus Homing Mill' Co. hsV taken1 out ul their milt a carload ot reel and are 'tl tl lug In their plsce two SOU) Century sifter and toller. ' : ' Th advances load In lha system (or th nredneiliiti ol I he beftMiitlt a of life I something retmtrksble, snd every where thMld ha given y to the new. The old,' grindstone --proe ol milling Iihs given way to lb roller time which till remains a th best yet Invented for grinding: 'But the proce of boRlnaib Hour after thewhvat 1ms been ground has changed to the sieve system. This is illustrated In the chngti now being mad In the Collins jilll,, wlmr before wer stacked 1'.' reels, ciiinlwrsoni snd hard to run, The two new machines, made out ol a eerie ot boiling cloth, will do the work of the, reel formerly used st ( far less expenditure of .motive power. When llie woia oi putting in th new system i completed, which will be alkiut the.flrat of 'August, th pro pi letor will tive th most up to dale nd only full titter system mill In the stat. .( The reputation of the product of the Collins Flouring mill ha always been lirsl-clsss snd witit the new system be ing put in at much expense, the quality ul the flour will be much' Improved, inakiug a more granular (tour thereby having more trenglb ud klso whiter color, !" : " t: This mill will tint only I kept up with the time but pushed ahed ul the other mills ot th valley for doing good work, thus enabling the proprietors to get a higher price tor their Hour ami materially beiiefllttug th farmura of the community by paying them a higher pric tor their wheat . - What Two (cuts Hill Do. It w ill bring relief to euflervr from asthma or cunxumption, even Iti the wotxt ce. Till is alHiut what one d of Foley' lloney and Tar cost. Ihu'I I wortb a trial? A. n. imc. Alisd'ant f Inntrmiiciii Filed Iu Polk v 7 ionnly July ft 10 15, JttOl. ; , W'm Jackson to Oscar tfayter, 00 U II Whitley die lp 7 s t U w-S-VO, ,1 ( M Cutler to It 0 Kskln, IK) It id It i,1-lk I, Lovoluily' add DNllns-ffl'.My), L'iir and 0 R Lea to Kllsiheth (, H ft, n, blk 13, ThOrcs add Indcp- tI30, R It Criiiiier to Tho (ilesson, It 3 Ml l'lsgah IruU fruis -150. : J H Hart to D ,1 Grant, KMU sees 8, 4, tpsrflw-$l70l. F J Cntterlln to Harry fiiilert, e It A, blk 1, linen YlMit-f.'tOU Mrs liO Kallogg lo Mrs Nettle filler !, of It 1, 3, blk 1, linen Viet 75. DOCriderto II LCrlder. Ws.'HHift In I Levens d I e tp 7 r 6 w, W DhIIus-S I. $100 Reward 9100. - -The rw1iir n( llili mvt lll lie (ilnnwil lo linrii llml iliitm l ul 1. l nhv d n .!. 1 uiu-mui lhs M'li'iion Itns limsu nltl to vtirtt In all lu v i Hop grower are beginning tu spray th vines now hop lice hv already appeared in a lew yard. are fur Cholera Infantum Sever ' Known to Fall. During IhkI May an Infant child of our ueighbor a a suffering from cholera nfaiituiu. Th doulur hail given up all hope of recovery. I took a hot lie of ChamtHrliu's Colic, Cholera and lliarrhoea Remedy to the bouse, tell ug them I felt sure It would do good if used according to dlieeihin. In two day time the child had fully rove The child I now ?!gorott and healthy. I have recommended thi remedy frciiueully and have never known It to lull. Mr. Curtl linker, liookwatter, Ohl'i. For sale by Kirk land Drug Co. ls.ua, uml tltHt ! I'ntiitrll. Ilsll'l Calnrrll I'ntv l l Im iiiily ikmIiIvx enr knoitn In thi itu'illcullratrriiliy, Islwrli wUtt omul mi ll. iiHt,liiirj(k. riMir.-s a emi.ntullmi! irat. in. I. Hair. I'aian lt l ure l lakvu Inu rnall -tl!l ilit-wMly UIHIII Hid liloml awl llHItUill lllla.!..,! , . .yiriil, tlldrnlir ilrnylha llli foiiMiaihtn ul iit tlurave, ami slvliis IIimi. tlioil aliftMtfth ImiiIiIiiis uli llio uoiiIIUllt"ii all. I w,tMiia tiaitiru til u.iliia Its worlt. Tliii ktrnioi.1! . Iiftvn .ti itiut1!! mull In Ha rurally Minora mat iiii-v ,n.-r una itutmti'ii iionani liifrtttv .... Il.aflt lalla lii tir., a..l,,i t.tr HkI ill U-alliniilllala. A.liln. , 1. t HKNKV A tU,TiiM..,0, e..m iiy iiriiaiji.ia. j ..e. lUII'a KaiMiiy fills an III tow, Clly Council, City council met in regular session Tue day evening with President Klrklsud the chair and all rounclimen present ex cepl Sperling. An ordinance providing lor the city to Collect its own taxes wa read, and mimlier ( bill were IIuihI. It ordered tUl the tiling on K tiett la-tween Itallroad street Slid the slough lie low tired 17Jnches. Keep Out tho Wet SAWYER'S MasxUUsy si oiircLOTHinc i wirererarajiei In !. lil Ma.la l ...m Mi. I, .n.i.n.l. ,,,! rrani. d wal,riraal. M.la tu aiauil Now 15 the lime to repair your. We carry in stock extra sections for the following machines: W.ithl watrraalrd wali-rurnail, Ilia rutiatioo. w..ra au.l waaiu.. I.avk fur h tratla mark. Irant itaai.r um ueva in Ma, wriiu iu aMitaua t I. I. tllla( u fellaf ta., Il Sas rtatlMa. - H, !. N aili. au aim. ,Mtl'M,rMf HM Th friend ot Miss Bessie Ilutlerwil) be pleased to learn that she is recovering Irom her recent illness. ; J. L, HtiH-klon has Nnoiiuced a grand tiieniug ot hi (tore In Baleui to take place tomorrow, ' Fine pointer puppy lor sale. Iinjuir at thi ollice. , Dr. Crowley ha iMinght sis acre ol the 0. U. Fisher place lust north ol Monmouth, A good ladies bicycle (or sale cheap. luqtilre at this ollice. County Clerk Lnughry is taking rest (ruin business care and is spending short vacation at the home ol his lather on the Luckiamute. J. 11. Hawley, ot Monmouth, was ser iously injured the first oj the week by fslliug from a hay loft and striking on the back ot hi bead and shoulders, ren dering him unconscious lor several hour. Tody hi physician report him as slightly improved. Dr. Geo, Kwlnir, a nrni'tluing physi cian of Ninitb' tlrove, Ky., for over thirty year, write Ills personal exper leuo with Foley' Kidney Cure, "For year I Imve Ueu great I v bothered Willi milncy trouble ami enlarged pia- tate gland, I used everything known to the proteaeiiui without relief, until 1 was induced to use Foley' Kidney Cure. After uaiug three boti lp I wa entirely relieved aud cured, I preecrllw It now dally lu my practice and lieart ily leonmuieiid lu use to all physician for such trouble, lor I can honceily slate I have prescribed It in hundreds oi cases wiiu perieci uccee." a. n. Locke. - (iorerniucnt Land Lottery. Look out now for an outcry from some of tlio "unco guid" antis, tliul tlio Govcrnnicnt line guno Into the lottery liueincss, and therefor lins formed a new lcneuo with thedovil. Heretofore," when a. reservation of Government land win to bo opened to settlement there has been a fierce scramble, a running, raging figbt, in which not only the slrongcHt but thuBd of the stronger who were niont un8(:r'jiuIous'aiid lawluns, vere the sticccflitful. In oiHsnlng tracts ol liunl in' OkJuIioma lust week, the Government has pursued a different course., it lias tfone into the lot tery buslncss-'-atid it is herein that it will bo the object of cxjiressions of shocked and Honile virtue. Even under this arrangement tlio runh of people to oh! ui u lu in, and a long and weary; wait of thousands in suspense and under n burning sun, could not be avoided. But the worst features of former occurrences of the sort have boon eliminated, and tho "sooner," with his liro-em- tion parchment in the shnpo of a rillo or shotgun, has been at least partly balked. He may forco Itis way up toward the head of the lino, but that avails him nothing except the avoidunce of a little delay, the tho first one served with a lottery ickot stands kio better chance than the last ont;, to sccuro a .claim. When overy applicant has been given a ticket, a drawing will he mado, until all the parcels are dis posed of, and tlio lucky ones will. got a piece of land, while the un- ucky ones will have to look for one elsewhere, or purchase a tract from one of the winners. This is cert ainly an improvement on the old method, and if there are any antis who don't like it. why don't they prorjoso something better. Tele- It Dattlc the World. No dlaeovwry In medicine ha ever crouted one iiiirtcr of lb excllluu iit tlmt hi hat'U caused by Dr. King New Discovery for Consumption, Jt" aeverel toil liav licet! nil linlielea vli'tiiu or ('olimiinplloii, I'tieuiiioiil llcinorrliHgo, I'leurlay and llrouchlti, thuuauml of whom it lis restored to perfect health. For Cotlghs, Cold AMbnia, Cmup, Hay Fever, Hoarse- in as and Whooping Coukh It I the quickest, direst cure in the worlds It la Mild by Klrkltttid Drug Co, win guarantee It. I'lealant illrtlidy I'arly. On th evening of July Hth one the iinwt di'lighllul parties of the season wa given Mis Med Hcotiert, In honor of her lsi li birthtlav, at the home of Mr. L. Scolwrt of ('iH-hrne, Tlie evening was pleAsatilly t-nt In niuslc wild games, AUmt 11 nViuck the guests rctiied to the dining room where a sum ot uuii lunch ot Ice cream and Cuke w served, after which they de- pa iied (or their several home. Mis Med was the recipient of many beautiful and useful presents. Those present were; Mr. nd Mr. MrUlcr, Mr. and Mrs. W. li. Whilesker, Mr. and Mr. IV F, VVliileaker, Mr. and Mr. V. C. Kantner; Mia, ttenhert, Mr. Knox, Mr. D. C. Allaid. Mr. A. J. Wblteaker; Missee tiiljie Mulkey, Itlmicb Mulkev, C'lar tiussel, Mary Me.MIIIPn, Mill Honliert, Kile Uirence, Maud M clsler; Mcanrs Hartley Mulkey, Wnller Metsler, Harry Huilar.l, Leas Vanuiier, Claude Tultle, ! Modairt, Kdd lhliiin, licit Kimel, Lee liuanel, Vern 8-obrt, Frank Heo'je't, Miller McCaleb FOR HALE Ten head ol choice Cuts wold liueks. Inuuire of 7 IH I F. V, limicMiis, Uiu-iitt Vista. Heart hum. When the (liiniitity of fixid taken. I too largo Or the cjimllly too rich, heart burn I likely to follow, and eicclttlly so If thedlgeHtiou ha been weakeued by euiiatlpailoti. Kl slowly and not too frwdy of easily digested fiawl. Maa tleate the food thornughlj. U1 l hour elapae belwwu meals and when you feel a fulliien and weight In the region of the stomach after eating, In dicating that you huve eaten too much, take one of Chamberlain' Htonmeh and Liver Tablet and the heartburn may be avoided. For sale by Klrkhtnd Drug Co. J. A. Fillmore, retiring general manager of the Southern l'rtcilic, is to be given n pension of $500 a nmtijli, and tho employes of the Southern 1'acilio are going to pre sent him witli f'tHH) in oanh as a slight mark of their appreciation of bin. iu his ollieial enpaci y. Who wouldn't be willing to retire with such inducements? THE ARCADE. Davidson & Hedges, Props. Married TALnOTf-UIIODAmUfiKlt.-Thewe.I. ding of Mr, J. C, Tslbiitt and Mia Margaret P, lllindaliarger, luith if Fils City, tiMik plseo at the Falls Cily Hotel at 0 o'clock Wednesday evening, July 17, IWU. , , , . . The ceremony was performed in the presence ot about thirty relatives and ('lends of the young coupl by . line, ltllssell, ol Dallas. The bride was charm ingly anireu in gry, in groom sua dressed lu the custiiliiry black. The room wits proliisely decomioil wlih lilies nd weet peas. During the ccreniony the Initial couple stood under a beauti ful arch of whit lilies from which wa HHinded a floral Udl. After the cure- niony an elaborate supper wa served. Tlie young couple were the recipient ol number ol useful and beautiful pres ents, ' - ' The bride is one of Fall City' moist highly esteemed and (aipular yonng ladies. The groom is the proprietor of the Falls City Hotel and Is Well and favorably known, I r hltf lirciirilt lou "simply devel op drv caturili ( they dry up the erUuiit wliiiu lliere to tli lupiiilinuio and deenm pus, eauilng s hir inoro seriouatroubln tltou tlutuniiiiarytoriuof csUtrrb. Avoid all dry. ing iiduilsuts, fuiims, simike ami snuir am! use Hint wliieh ell-ant.', aootl.-a and ! bmla. Wy' Cream Holm U suclj n tinu !y ; and will cur catarrh or cold iu Hi hmd ', d and iiloanantly. A triid slw wi : ha mailed for 10 cuts. All dru;st th ' flOe. slwi. Ely llrotliera, f,d Warren Kt, , N. V. ' T lio J tivlai cun s without luiin. ilui iu,t . Irrimia nr rana suiwilng, Jt Sirjd iisnj over n irrilalad and niitfry auif.iw, nlicv. ' w iiniueiiiaieiy tlio pamtul liillatuiiimii.n. With J ly' Cretin Itulm you are armed igiiiust Nad C'atartb and Hay Fever. ! - Fxcursloa In the Fast, ) The ttiirlingt.m Ituute is everywhere- known a the line that offer the lowest ' rates, quickest time snd lwt Service and ' sccomtmidatioiit. For quick time they ' offer three day to Chicago, only three night on the train -this cannot lie, bestim, For service, the finest trains on ( earth cort over 10U,..1, They sell you tickets over all lines, Northern l'eille Botilhern rcltlc, Canadian Faclllc, Oret Northern, O. H. A N,, I'nion . citlc, Itonver A Hio Orande. liio (iiaude Western, Chlcsgp A North Western. Hales aUsys the lowest to any and ail points. We have tickets on tale now good ring July 1st, & and SI, with return iiult to August 31st that will enable you to reacii ilullalo and return at less than Sfl. Call at our wlliue or write for par ticular, ft. W. Foster, ticket aiieiil ilnrlliigUin Home, corner 3d and H'.artt ft., I'orttand, Ore. 82 6-10 f,r Decrlng Hinder. IfxK 3 l for ITalio Hinder. ' fur Osborne Hinder. 8x2 3 id for Woral Hinder. 8x'2 for MiK.'iiniiiek Hinders. i ax.1 for Diwrinti Mower, j2xilj for Dieriiiif Mowers, i y;i for Deering M iwem, : 8x31 for Di-erlng Mower. 8 3-lOxSi for Wa.rri Mower. !)x9 II, 1'. for I )bor n Mowers. HXi'l L. 1. for Oalstriie Mowers, Hx;ii fiir Pliiiin Mower, .... M S-IO for MnCormlelt Mower. r. . Ml for Htandurd Mower, 5-" -i'T:V;T" ;ix.!l 10 for Tiger Mowers. 8x3 fur Wiaids Mower, r . .' s f . ' ..,;... Wo carry a full lino of extra for tho McCormick Hinders and Mowers. F. E. CHAMBERS, MAIN 8TWEET Thurston Lumber Company, Dallas, Oregon. ...MANUFACTURERS OF... LUMBER OF ALL KINDS Dry .Stock always ou Hand, also Cedar Shingles. NOTKt-W imve nrt-tiiin Ury kllu which enable us to give you thor . (Highly dry lumU-r. "DOCTOR UP" J , Cliangmthlo wt'dllicr botwwMi two seasons encour flj,'(?8 your chronic .troubles and inflicts upon you much putty sickness." Belter ward it pff. 10 cents might prevent it when $10 wouldn't euro it. t ( -oino to us to have your prescriptions filled, and for everything kept in a well regulated drug store. STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES KIRK LAND DRUG CO. SOUTH ;and l; AST "vfa- '50UTMCRN PACIFIC CO Shasta Route. Train lesvoa tied tiiJ.'Ue for I'ortlaiid snd way aiaoi.HU at t. lit, Lvsvv lor t urvailu hi ll:la a. ill. nvtlilns ynn lnn.nl orlmpreTei lao prl CaVEtT.TRAOE aUHK. COPlhlOHInr Uf .Ml. PHOlECllO. Hei.il iiunirl, k,ua,orlilo. for rViHieTamlnaliiin sntl slvli-e. BOOK ON PATENTS RKJWEZ $C.A.SNOW&CO. Pslent Uwjsnu WASHINGTON, D.C, l.v I'nrllaoil I.v AiUii) Ar Aat'Uiol l-fHmi'll!H. " Ssu Krauuiaau..,. ' K.t.n,... lii-iivwr , , , " K'ltlaa l;Uy " trileot, ' I Aiitf?l(ai.,,M " kl !. " ('on Wurii).. .'" I'll; ( SluStlei),, " ll...inin " Nr il,!u.U, ... M Wa,iiit,i.ii . .... " K Vork "Ws.m. t'.': HI lit, . 2 m. , ": . 111. III'. i. lu. m. V.Mi li. IU. 1 'li S. 111. !:lis in. a.'i p. m. li:tO i, Ul. !:l a. til. , l!:'Ki a. in. ?rrl a. in, n-ii p. in, Ihli . m, I p. M. 7:.i , wi, ji:vi e, m l..ki It, 111. ftMis. m S:Uis ui. 7:W it. m 9:V S. Ill KtHs fi-i) p. in ui 11 m 7 tie , in f',ii pkiit 11 I.' a, ra 1.-UU p. m All Kxrursioii to ('iiieliimili. Tim ollieial route seleeteil by tho Mo iety ot Christian Kmleuvor lor their ternulioiml nieutiiitf at Cincinnati, Ohio, July tlth to 10th, is 0. It. a N. Co , Oregon Short Line, Kio Grande Wustern Ky lVnverA Kio Grnnil It. K., liur- iiiKton ami Itiu Vonr systems. Th delegates ami their Iriemls will enve I'ortlniiJ on the voniii ot July st, stopiiiiiit enrotile at Salt Laku City, vi here they will bi joined by thu Culi- lorni and t.'tiih delcgalfon. Cordial invitation is extended to all, whether Kudeavorvrs or otherwise, who ro conUniiilatiiii an eastern trip, to in th party. Kiirther imrticnhir may b ohlniiu'd Irom IJev. A. J. "Moiititoinwry, trnnsior tation iiiatiiitter, Oregon City, Or., or tho. Kio tirnndu Western Ky., No. 123 A bird Street, Portland, Oregon. Cigar, ClgaraM, Tobaooo Confotlonry. and first Cla Soda Fountain In oon. nactlon. Foley s Honey and Tar cures colds, prevents pneumonia. VMii BO YEARtJ' t Traoc Mark Dcsions CopvnioMT 4 a. Anronii aanillns s akpti-h ami iliiaerlnllon nmf ' quit-Mr iiaiiiriatii our oplnlun mm wlu-lliep ail liivi.uOiiii la prubnblr (mli-nliililii. rimiiiiiinlfie ll.inamrlclWninltiliMilliil. llitndliiyiSlili 1'hIi.iiU am frwi lihloal aui.no tor nut'iinni! imlnliia. I'm .-ilia tiiki-n MiMiiiili Mnnn , to. rwiiln) 0Ti,il iiiillc., Kltlmlll I'haruu, lit the Scientific Hmcrican. A hiinilaiimiilr llliialrnlod wpuklT. t.ritiwt clr. filiation or aiiT ai'li.nlllln loiiriml. Tunna, fil fc.iri ruir riKititlt. Buld Uysll nowpilmilora. MUNN & Co.3e,aro-dw-- New York Urnnoli ORIua. 126 r St Wsahliiuiun, I). U Foley's Honey and Tar tor children, stife.surc. Vo opiates. r It is 8,000 Miles Long. Tho Burlington Route ranks among thu greatest of tho world's railroads. Over 8,ooo miles long; employing 35,000 menj reaching 1,300 towns mid cities in the ' eleven states traversed by its lines; having through-car arrangements which extend more than half way across the continent and earn estly striving to give its pfttrons absolutely uneqnaled service, it is the line YOU should ; select, next time you go east. , Omnhn, Chicago, Kansas. City, St. Louisand EVERYWHERE boybnd. A. C. Sheldon, General Agent, Cor. Third and Slnrk St., Portland, Or. Pulhtmu ntij I'mirM er uti Imth train 1.1 air era SAi'ianiciiei 10 it.l.'it anil Kl IMw Sml toioi'l o.irs In l'lili4D, SI, Uium, huw oit-i.iia attu h Mrutsiiii. ("rtiiiiii-IOm M Hn Kmih Wh i with never .K ani-nlp linr. lor Honolulu, Jupsu, i loll a l'lllllppoi;a, I i-ulia! ami tioulli Aiiinrli s. KeslK.(l. A. Wiuxijl oUiiitemdeoc l Moil, orailUniaa C. II. MAKKHAM. usiisrol rouangur Aiietu l'urilni.Or. A CLEAN SHAVE AND A H-t STYLISH RAIR CUT I WHAT YOU OKT WIIKHO'OU PATIIOXI7.I! K u t c h's B a r b e r S h 0 p. lii(leKnili'iii'e Oropon ' WANTKIl-TlttliTWtlHTHY MKN,AN1)W0. men in tmvi'l hhaI u.lvisi'lim for ul.l enliili. tlnhctl leiUKUi,! imh t iliittneiul atHiulliitr. al Sry Ittsii s yi-nr anil xmiihiiw, all imvuiilc In cbIi. Si. 1-Kiiv.iMili.i! reiiiintt. )W refei. sm-e mid etii'lon-I'-lf-itfliti'i-iiHi alitiiipe1 en velo. Aililrisoi Mttuiigiir, a Uaslou HIil((., t'llllllSO. H. M. LINES Vor Willi 1'iiper, Window SlmtUw, I'ieinie Fi'ttinos, we. I'tiriiftni-e til all kindts 'repaired. OlTit'o with the IVIophniK' eoiiip;iny ixr:ticrKxiwxrn. HOW'S THIS $8 .go For a'G Size, 10 Year, (iol.l Filloil Hunting Cnso with Elgin "Movohrcnta. At o. a. Kramer &co. ny your watelios at homo awtl savo express. 9 ibi ak m JiSf CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, COPYKICHTS ANO DESIGNS. Seitu your liuBliiens illroel tn YVnahlnirton, stiTea lime, coats It-aa, lmtter siirvlee. My offloa rlft to TT. S. rnttmt Offlftt, TRr.E nnllmln arjr .Kamlualiiiii. mad.. AOy'a feci mil tin. until patent ImrorM, l'CXRON A I. ATTKOTtON OIVEW-lll VtAKS AUtUAL tSI'tKIKNi't. Cook "How tn ol.um 1'ivOnM." .to,, i.at h e. raLntw prouurvd Oiroiuli U. 0. Ringer, nc.lvo apeulal nntfon, MiOmut chari, lu ttie INVENTIVE AGE UlottJ-atod tnoutJily--Elt)vath yar-trnii $1, year. E. S. SIGGERS WASHINGTON, D. C. OREGON .SNOWLINE and union Pacific ln-iwi for I'llllUKIV l-i.r l I.ikI HI.i:ii.I V oo 111 vltt MioiU lllliliill At:rit!c Knpriaa vln lltuiU inn Um hi I'hiiI Ki Mm! tt.io u in vi f'lviknne Kru TIME SCHEDUUS ora luilepvuilrno Aslt Ijtks. .Win vi. Ft. Wonh, liinahH, Kiutaita Oily, St. iiuia, .iiieou tma Suit t.sks. IViiTfr. Kt lily, t. fowls, ('lilcanu sue Ksst. WsllA Walla, Lvwuv ion, Hivikaue, Mm- IHWpolla, HI, lavul, luiluili.MllwaiikM, ( lilmo and Kwt. Arrl from 4 90 p. m (10 k m, T a. ra. OCEAN ANO RIVER SCHEOULB. Kniin rorUaiid. 8 in Daily Ex Hiiinla)' s p in Kaluritny lu p III 7 a. m. fu.TIitii ana HuU II :.) a. in. 1'ues.Tliur and tsttl. l.vKlparla a..u a. m. liallj- ll aalllii diites tub-k-ol Ui eliaiiue i-'or .-au Krauoiauu '-illvury6ila Culunihla Kiver bleautura, . i'o Astoria unJ Way-Lauiliuxa. Wlllainella ami : atultlli ltlvera, Orenon city, Dayuiu, i and Way-Lauulujis Wlllaiuelto Klvr. i'ortlaud to Corvallls and V uy-ljuiilliigi, 8uaks Klver. ttlpaiiato bewlaio :. p. m. m. ud'y SiHip.m. Mon.,Wed. audVru 4:90 p. m. -rt. Lv. Lswls ton, daily a. ui. Sleamora to rortlautl front Intl,MBeno U.illi U-aves Corvallla for Portland Monday uuiifi.iKi mm i ruiKva hi u a m, patuunf luili'iH-iiiti iiiv at a m. Ki'turnlu. leaves IMruniul Tuuadnvs, THursdays and 8atur Uiik, pauiiift luik piiuduune al 6:30 tu Minion leaves Independence for Portland i ui Himys, riiiirstiHVB ami saiitritftya at a a in. I!i uir:ilng leaviia I'lirtluiiil for lndependeuee .Mouiiays, tiltietla-a aud Frlditya at :4A a tu, arrlvlUK at luduptuulouoeat 8 s ut. Al HERREN, Agent, Independence, Ore. The Castle Ivwps constantly on hand a fine assortmeut of Whiskies, Wines, ' . Brandies, . Cigars, ' Alsa the famous Hop Gold Beer. S. C. OWEN, manager E.L.Ketchum.M.D OHUtj aiul IteBlilenee turner Railroad Monniotith Streets, N'DKl'ENDKNCK. OR J. W. KIRKLAND. NOTARY rUBLIC. Real Estate.!.; . -r Insurance, Lo-ans, Malu 8t. Iuttopeudcuoe, Of. LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE ; A Family Library , The Best In Current Literature 12 Complete Novels Yiahly MANY SHORT STORIES ANO PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.50 PER YEAR I 25 CT. A COPY NO CONTINUED STORIES EVERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITSELF Liippliioott' MutfH.iue aud the West Sinn, one year, Jf3.i!5. Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidaeys and bladder rlghty gram. i r