The Independence west side., July 25, 1901, Image 5

THE WEST SIDE
J0. A. 0. BRANT, Killtor nut llikM.tx.r.
HUHHCKIITION HATKH.
fwlv month
Thrr motillta ... -...
... $1 K
TmriwnAY,n?i.Y a rnoi.
WASIUNtiTO LETTER.
Washington, 1). C. July 15
Philippine facts nt first ha mi arc
likely to bo a specialty in the dig
elusion of that subject, during tlio
comini' ConcreaH. as a nuniW of
Senators and Keprenmitativog, of all
iiariioa are miner airt'aay over
there or on the way, with the avow
d intention of gathering facta to
lay before Concrete. That some of
tliew men will make the trip
mere pleasure junket, and that all
are making it at the expense of the
government, is true, but it is never
theless a good thing that so many
of tho men who will legislate for
the islands, will visit them before
Congress meets. They will all
find out some things, and Congress
and the country need all tho facts
that can bo had about the l'ltilip
pines. To legislate intelligently
for these islands is going to bo one
of the hardest problems ever tack
led by corgress, and it will be im
possible to havo too much informa
tion about them.
Although it was estimated that
the reductions in internal revenues
made by the last congress would
reduce revenues of tho government
from $30,000,000 to $10,000,000 a
year, the receipts from internal rev
enue for the first half of the month
when the reductions have Ikh-ii in
effect, have exceeded those for the
first half of July of lubt year by
about $1,000,000.
This has been bo mo what puz
zling to treasury ollicials, tho only
explanation they offer is that
changes in rates of taxation caused
many manufacturers to accumulate
goods, thus necessitating unusually
large purchases of stamps as soon
n the new law went into effect.
The civil service commission has
referred tho charge against the col
lector of iuterual revenue at Lewis
ville, Ky., of having violated the
civil service law, to tho president,
with its views, which sustain the
charges. It is nut regarded pro
bable in Washington that the
president will soon take any action
on the charges.
lion. A. B. Kittredge, who has
been appointed by the governor of
South Dakota to till the vacancy
left by the death of Senator Kyle,
will be one of the youngest men in
the senate, as he is just forty.
Comptroller Dawes has ordered
an assessment of 100 per cent on
the $')00,000 capital Btock of the
Seventh National flunk, of New
York City, which recently closed
its doors under sensational circum
stances for the protection of deposi
tors, who will, it is said, not receive
more than 80 per cent any way
The investigation to determine
whether criminal proceedings will
be taken against any of tho officers
of the bank is still going on.
Col. Bingham, superintendent of
public buildings and grounds has
made a record that opened the eyes
of some of the old-time spenders of
congressional appropriations, who
have always made it a rule to
spend tho last cent of an appro'
priation made for any given pur
pose, by putting a new and thoro
ughly up-to-date electric elevator
in the Washington monument, and
having a balance left of the appro
priation of $2(5,500 for that purpose
The new elevator, which, with the
exception of that in the Eiffel tower
at Paris, is the largest in the world,
will be greatly appreciated by visi
tors, as during the last three
months the only way of getting to
the top of the monument has been
by walking up the steps and an as
cent by that method, of 550 feet is
not pleasant even to the most ro
bust, in warm weather.
A W0KTIIV SI (TUSSOtt.
"SomctliliiK New I'mler
The Sun."
All DiH'tum have tried to cure I'A
TAKHII ty the iwe of powder, w.
it', inliitleni and drug In paM form.
Their nowiler dry up the imii'uoua
tuemlirHtie canning lliem to crack ou
ami lilml. The mwernil acliti) iimhI In
the itilmlers have entirely oaten away
(he same membranea that their maker
have aliniHl to eure, while paata oint
ments cannot reach Ilia dlncniie. An
old and experienced practitioner who
has for many years made a cUwe nlmly
and specialty of the t rent men t of CA
TAKHII, lias at lant perfected a Treat
ment which when faithfully lined, Hot
only relieve at once, hut permanently
mirca CATAKKII, hy reiimvlnu the
cause, stopping thedlmmripv.aud mir
ing tli liitlaniatlou, It Is the only
remedy known to science that actully
reaches the atltlctiHt parts. This won
dertul remedy la known as "UN UK
KLKH tho Cll'AIUNTKKD CA
TAHIilt CUKK" and la sold at the ex
treinely low pilee of Due lHillar, eat
package containing Internal and ex
teriial medicine sulllclent for a full
month's treatment and eveiy thing
Decennary to Itn perfect line.
"HNl'm.KH" Is the only perfect
CATAKKII C'UHKever made and
now recognized as the only safe ami
punitive euro for that annoying and
dlnuuitluK dlneamt. It cure all lull
million quickly and pormniictitly and
I almi wonderfully quick to relieve
HAY KKVK.lt or COLD In the IIKAI)
CAVAKKII when uetiUn'ted often
leads to ,ONtfUMI,TIO.N-"rlNUK-
KLK.tf'1 will save you II you use It
once. It Is no ordinary remedy, hut
complete treatment which In positively
t!Uuriitocd to cure C ATA Itltlt In any
form o.- BtK if lined according to the
llrectliina which accompany each pack
Ke. iNiu t delay hut neiid lor It at
once, and write full particular as to
your condition, and you will receive
peclal advlou from the discoverer of
this wonderful remedy nonfiling your
cane without, cont to you hcyoud the
n'Riilar priie of "HNl'KKLKH" the
tiir.AKANTKKD CATAKKII CLICK
Sent prenUI to any sililrunn in the
CiiUihI Htate o Cauadu on receipt of
One Dollar. Addrens Dept. KlVKi KD-
W1X II. UlLKS A COMPANY, 1MJI0
and SS32 Market Htnvt, I'hlladelplila
Give the devil his due. It is un
fair to say that the Quay gang in
Philadelphia has become bo hard
ened in iniquity that it is imperv
ious to insults. When an indignant
Philadelphian the other day asked
a councilman why he voted away
millions in franchises for nothing
he resented the insult promptly
with the counter question: "How
do you know we did it for nothing?"
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Professor Koch has discovered
that the prowling microbe which
has its abiding place in milk is
harmless, but as water is a great
disseminator of typhoid, hia discov
ery does not exactly benefit the
milkman.
(iovemor Shaw, of Iowa, last
week pardoned S. R. Dnwson, who
in a frenzy but without justification
had murdered his son-in-law, in
order that Dawson's secret process
of hardening copper and making
Damascus steel may not ho lost to
the world. Dawson had specimens
of copper tempered like steel, I
knife blade of it having the keen
ncss of a razor. But now that the
murderer has leen pardoned, will
he give up his secret?
ft
One of tho oldest ideas of civili
zation is free baths for tho people.
It lias been neglected in the United
States, but will win in the end.
M Siis d Q?n 1 yr, 21
THE HOME (J0LI) (THE.
An hiirenioiM Treatment hy which
Drunkards are licing Cured Dully
in Spite of Tliniiselve.
No Noxious Doses. No Wi'ukcnlntr of the
Nerves. A I'lensuut una riisltire
( lire for (lie Liquor llitliit.
It Is now generally known and un
derstood that Druiikeiini'HH is a dinease
and not weaknens. A body filled with
poison, and nerve completely shattered
by periodical or coiiHlant use of lntoxl
eating liquors, requires an antidote
capable of neutral i.lng and eradicating
this Kiinon, and destroying the craving
for Intoxicants. Hufl'ureis may now
cure themselves at home without pub
licity or loss of time from IhihIiichm by
thin wonderful "IIOM K GOLD CU UK
which bus been perfected ufter many
years of close study and treatment of
inebriates. The faithful use according.
to directions of this wonderful dlscov
ery Is positively guaranteed to euro the
most obstinate case, no mutter how
hard a drinker. Our records show the
marvelous transformation of thousands
of Drunkards Into sober, Industrious
and upright men.
W1VK.S CUKE YOUR HUS
BANDS!! CHILDREN (JURE YOUU
FATHERS!! This remedy is in no
sense a nostrum but is aspecillo for this
disease only, and is so skillfully devised
and prepared that it is thoroughly
soluble and pleasant to the taste, so
that it can be given in a cup of tea or
coffee without the knowledge of the
person taking It. Thousands of Drunk
ards have cured themselves with this
priceless remedy, and as many more
have been cured and made temperate
men by having the "CURE" adminis
tered by loving friends and relatives
without their knowledge In coffee or
tea, and believe today that they 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 disease at
mice and for all time. The "HOME
GOLD CURE" is sold at the extreme
ly low price of One Dollar, thus placing
within reach of everybody a treatment
more effectual than others costing $25
to $50. Full directions accompany each
package. Bpeclul advice by skilled phy-
siciuns when reqnested without extra
charge. Bent prepaid to any part of
the world on receipt of One Dollar.
Address Dept. EG06EDWIN B.QILEfj
& COMPANY, 233(1 and 2332 Market
Street, Philadelphia.
All correspondence strictly confiden
tial. A
The lllrd on the II at.
Yoluumi have boon written on tho
subject of the bird on the hat, and
it is sometimes assorted that in
spite of it all, this decoration is
moro worn than ever. But this
may be doubted. At any rate, any
woman who choose, and a great
many do choose to wear a hat
unadorned with the defunct Ixdy
of a bird, can do so nowaday with
out appeareng either singular or
ill-drossod.
The lmie of the Audubon Hociely
and of various other organization
(or the protection of birds, is that
tho ti mo may come when a hat
trimmed with plumage will bo as
curious an object a the feather
crown of an Ashanti chief. One
thing is certain, if fashion over
docs take a decided turn in this
direction it is unlikely that the old
barbarous custom will ever come
back. It is so essentially ugly and
unpleasant in its suggestiveness
that it need only go out of style for
a few years to be abhorred in its
true light. But there are people
who, if cloves and belts made of
tanned human skin from the dis
secting room happened to lie the
fashion, would wear them without
more compunction than an Iro
quois warrior felt in putting on hi
necklace of cut-off human fingers.
The custom of decorating wo
men a Hats wiin mo plumage oi
birds is probably as old as head
gear itself, and may have arisen in
part from the notion common to
many savage trilxs that the quali
ties of an animal slain becomes the
proerty of the slayer. Moreover,
afore tho invention of velvets,
gauze and lace, the feathers of birds
were among me most (tcuuuiui
things available for the adornment
of the human head. Tradition is
tartly resKiisihlo for the persis
tence of the custom in the later
days.
But there is nothing pretty in its
later developments, however ap
propriate the wings or lsdy of a
bird might have seemed on the
head of the hunter's wife. The
modern hat is constructed to fit the
modern face, and there is no beauty
in the juxtaposition of a fair, intel-
t, essentially civilized coun
tenance and the body of a black
bird with its neck in a suggestive
twist. It hints at ugly possibili
ties existing underneath the charm
and grace of the wearer. As for the
face which is not charming, or in
telligent, or kind, the bodies of two
or three humming birds or tho head
of an owl, speared with a hatpin
and surrounded with bows of rib
Ism, lend to such a visage an as
pect K)sitivoly sinister.
It would bo unjust, of courso, to
assume that there is real cruelty
under all this passive obedienco to
tho dictates of fashion. But since
hats and bonnets quite as becoming
and protty can be developed without
tho bird decoration as can bo de
vised with it, it does seem that
women of sense and feeling might
be contented without shocking the
sensibilities of the Audubon Society
and outraging tho fitness of things
by demanding a yearly sacrifice of
bird life to adorn their heads.
There was much sense in the re
port of tho little boy who, when
reproved by his pretty Sunday
school teacher for robbing bird's
nests, and asked, in pathetic tones,
where tho poor mother was, replied
"Sho ain't sufferin' none miss she's
on yer hat." There is no excuse of
ignorance to be pleaded. The pub
He lias uoen told over and over
again that wearing ospreys means
the death of multitudes of helpless
little birds, sinco the feathers are
best at the breeding season and the
parent bird must be shot then. The
fact that birds of particularly fine
plumage are often skinned alive
has also been made known; and
the silence of woodlands and
meadows, where the milliner's
agent has been, speaks for itself. It
is about time this sonsoless and
cruel fashion should so the way of
nose-rings and war-paint.
Tim
ri.KAMSINO
AN II IIKAI. INO
twins roii
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
Km? wit) liUuattt U
n. Omtftlui no 111
Jurlmtt driitf.
CATARRH Coimtyl3a.il
,Cly?l (INCORPORATED.)
MONMOUIII, OR I .HON.
IHiilGi. f ,nlh
''l.HtinB
It ta quirk lyihtnrM,
it vim luiinr mum'.
H inMii and ClMtiM
ilia nwhu I'MMitni,
AUavb ltiilftimitMiiini.
lliwU ftnd I'mtM'U Mottttirona, )!, rta U
Hkimmmi "( Tnil tint Hml, I r fto mil 4
COLD N HEAD
Urui'iHI nt hy null; Trial Sinn, 10 cm. In nmll
Ki.Y UIIOTUKllS.M WlMWWi Hw i
An improved postage stamp with
a rivet or tack fastener, will have to
bo invented for the benefit of the
drought-stricken localities where
there is not sulllcicnt moisture to
dampen the ordinary one.
Harvesting has commenced in
the Willamette valley. Threshers
will begin running this week. The
large yield of grain, fruit and hops
this year, and the upward tendency
in prices is encouraging for good
times this fall.
KIDNEY DISEASES
J. ii. ium.tr i
l'rrMrnt.
lilt I , I'lllt M l.
I,. ill-Ill t.l .
I. IT. I.I,-M(.
Cn.hlrr.
arc the most fatal of all diseases.
KIDNEY CURE It I
FOLEY'S
Paid Capital , .$30,000.00
DIltKCTOIH:
J. II. Ilawley, P. I ( 'umpliell, I. M
Hini.Mii, J. II, V. Duller, J ! (j
It. HI iimp, K. H. Powell,
J. A. Wilhrow.
Transacts a Ccncrnl Banking
and Exchange Business.
Tho Indepontlcnce
NATIONAL BANK
'Capital Ktock, $50,000.00
n n 1 oar II II K SO, 4HIUIUM NITRON,
rri-.I'Vnl VU l'ra)0ol
O. W. IHVINK. CwhUr.
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the best lot
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICB 50c. and $1.00.
Mullee fur I'lililleiitlnn.
LAND omi'K AT OWiiloN CITY. OKKimN
July 1, mil.
Nolle la llT. Iiv kHvii IIihI 111.' fi Mi i I iiu
tiiuiii'.l w-tiliT Iim IIU'il tmlirt' of 111. hiti-nlitiu
lo limku fliul pnxif In mil'rl ul III cIhIiii,
nil llml rntlil iiro.il will l.t niit.ln tii'lurc On
l oiiiii)' CliTk ui 1'iilk I'liioitv, Ht IihIIik, Hie
Koii.ni! Aiiuum iu, ii.ii. vm:
I'muI Itoitt'u, lirlrtircimrli' Itoiict, t1it'ii,
II. K. No, Hull,
lor lln rrm llciiml W ',"1 N v ttn.l rnn tl..ii-
1 N W ul W W iiIMm- r l S, It i. w.
Iltl IIHllli'. Iho follimlUK Hlllu-i. nr. I.I H1IW
in. roiitlmiou. rMltlt'liCv iihiu Mini tnildiiillmi
nl until IhiuI.vIx:
John ItniHii, Jnim KHhi', Jonn liyrr. Ami
liurlmnlt., nil ul jViti'n. orison.
IIIAS. II. Mix I KM
Ili'Kl.hT,
ninKrrons.
II HlrM-liliiTK 1) W "ir II KHinllh
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A I'nrr.l n.ntlM inA rirhtni biiiln.
lrnii..,.-irit , In. u m.-li-, bill. ilig.-ounlM, ron
iu,., . miiI rr'ilm i nlr.l . tli-i.iMli. tul.l at
I'l.rroiil imiu lul.Jei l Is chrtH. Iul.i.,1 ptlt
C. J9. Calbireatb
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f VJUl K"""11 uu' lllrtl-ClilMN, our JMJCIIH its JOW UH 1113 ilf
lowi'ht iiality of goods coiiKidcred.
(IS All kinds of country nroduce bouulit at the W
$ Highest Market Trice. W
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1 1 Share of four Patronaga Respectfully Solicited, t
Mm
G. L. Hawkins
InJcpcnJi-ntc, Ore.
.and
Atomimcnts and
I lea J Atones
Cemetery
etc.
Work
Notice Tor rithllciilhin.
Ktmt pub. June U. l.t 'iil. Auti. Irt.
T1MHKU UNO ACT. Jt'NK !l, W.
IHitliHl iMiUi UikI Oltloo, tir K.tn t'lty,
Ori'itmi, JuiiPd, list I,
NutliO It hi'rrtijr jlvtn tlul I1 rompllNitru
With tll prttVUIiMia n( til" iti't t'( t'iMIJ ffUJi nf
Juno 3, niilllli"! ' Ail not Mr Uu- mlv ul
tlmlxr UtiiU In tin' HUif nl ( ullfitrni. 1 1 rt
Kuit, Nrvn'lw, Htid WMltinttlnit Tvrrliory am
Ollrll'lo'l U Ml) the I'll ll It' I-Hll'l Slati'K lv Ni l
n' Annual 4, Ivrj, Mrv fc. W rlhl, u Kuri'n,
County ttf I'ulk, rtlntti of Ori-ritxi, Iuim thin
iluy niiit III IhlH dltlri IhT wuilt altilriiH'lil
N'i. M'Jn, Inr Uu pitrrhuitii of lt 3, of mv.
UiuiS. In InwiiHhiii Nn. II H, ruiiui No H
mnl will nftf-r rHif to nIkiw llittl th Ininl
)iitit In ninri' vhIiiaIiIo fur lutlnilHrur ttmiti
tliHll for xrM'Ulturni urtwr, him! In t-Mnh.
llnh r Intiu In Ritltl liitnt iH'fnri' w Uthlcr
Mini Ht'i-t'lviT nf thin tiill'-o ut OrKm I'liy,
ttn-Ktin, u Mun tiny, tho tli dny tif AuiM,
iviil.
him imnim uu wititt'nMi-it:
Tlioimui K. rluht, uf Kmh'm, Orrun; rnink
N. HiimukIi, nf Ml. ThImii. OlYtC'1"; J ' I It
U1km1(.-, .if KhIU ( lly, (tn iioii; AlUrt Jniiu,
of Kullr. t'ltv, Ori'Knii.
A n y rihI mM Hrwtnn olttltutiiK iii1vi'nply I he
KlHiviMlitNcrltwil I mi (In hi rt'tjiittMU'it in lilt
Ihflr oluliiiH In IIiIh oitire on ur lu lnro mn
Jtith lUy uf Aiitfiifit, 1U.I1.
t'lU.i. H, MtMiHKri
HtinWr,
WAN TK I -T It V -T W t ) U T 1 1 V MKN ANDWO.
iiu'tt to t ni vol uiul mlvcr'Uo Inr old ttsiuh.
HhIumI limmo nl mil Id llimnrlul HtaiullnK HhU
ri- 180 yir hikI vxpt'iiHi it, Hit tiyMt iti
twih. No PHtiviihHliiK nMniirol. (ilve rofop
vtiotv iul eni'loNti Nt'lC iittdn'-Nril lam mm it
vtlow. AdilrvM MmiHtfur, a.Vi tiulou HIiIkm
For Drayiiijj
....('all oik...
E M. SKINNER,
InJcpcnJence.
Orders for hauling
executed promptly
mnl nt rea.sonalile
rates.
WANTEIl. I'lipiililc, ivllnlilii n'imni In
viry poiinty U) n-iiri'iii'iit Iiiikh ooiiipiiny of
vol (if llnaiii'liil ri'iMiliiltoiiilhi.iii hhIiu'v Hr yriir,
imyHliUi wni'kly; 1.1 nr tiny ulmnhili'ly hiii-o
Hllll Hll (!IHilHI'li; Nlrtlllfht, tiollll.mili, llrllllltli
MRliiry. mi riiminl.Hltin; milnry mlil rni'li
Hiiuinfiiy utid pxM'tiiie inuni'V iiilviiiit'i'il I'm-h
wwk. HTANIIAKO IIDll.sl!:, ill licni'lHirii
HU, Cllli'itKO.
Tho oldeBt specimen of paper
money lias turned up in China at
the age of 534 years. Its face value
is $167, and it purports to be re
deemable in silver boullion. Its
prospect of redemption vanished
centuries ago. China had shin
plaster populists as early as 140 B.
C. but tho old empire still pins its
faith to real money.
The report that an eastern poet
committed suicide because an editor
declined his poem is probably exag
gerated. If an editor wants to make
a poet fall dead, he should accept
his contribution, not decline it.
Nollce for Piilillmlloii.
Flml puli. Apr. W I. nit pun., Mm. 'is
TIM HUH LA N I), ACT J I! N K 3, 1KVS.
Unlled HlnloH Uiul OIHi'i', )ri'nii cllv,
Oh'Knii. April mill, Hull.
Notlro In liori'tiy Klvt'ii llml In riiiiiilamii
with Uiti priivlnliniH nl' Urn Hi't o( rnnuri'Ns of
J iitiii H, IsVH. cnlllli'il "An hoi fur thii kiiIo nl
tllnbrr IhiiiIh III tin Htnti'N of Ctillftirtiln, Orii'
Koll, NuVHila, ami WnnitliiKton Ti'rrllury," im
vxUiiiiU'ii lo all mo ruiiiU! i.Him MiiiU'ii hy net
ul AiiKUKt I'lmrlim 1). lli-rry. of I'orl.
Iiiiul, oiiiinty of MiillniiiiiHli, Hitili) uf OroK'in,
llHH tlllM llHV llll'll 111 tlllM OlIll'O hlN HWIirtl
atttUwiu'iit No Mkh, fortlui iiiirt'liii.sn nl the N VV
tif Modioli No. ti, III Ttiwiinlllp No. U H,
Uuniio rso. n , Him will tmor primf lo kiiow
that tlio liintl HoiiKlit U inoro viiltuitiUi lor
IU tliiihiir or mono lluiu Itir iiKrU'iilliiriii
iiiiriioiioMiiiil to onIhIiIoiIi IiIn tiliihn to unfit
mini holon tilt) Iti'KUtiT Hint Koot'lvor t)l tlllx
ottlot) Hi Ort'Kon Clly, OroKoiii on Frlilay, Hit1
llilli iIkv ul July, l:H.
Uu iimnvn hh wllnuHHia: K. K. Williams, ol
Iiiilliut, Drton; llorniiiuii HlrNt'hli.u-K, of In
tlfptMitloiiou. Ort'Kon; K. C. Klrkptitrlt'k, ol
Ditlliia. llrt'Kon; Uoo. A. Wllt'ox, ol 1 mli U'iiil
enco, Drt'uon.
Auy Hint all purwniH cliilinlnir ailvurxtily llir
Rliovo-tloHtirlhi'il IiiiiiIh aro rfiiiifnlftl to llli
thotr oIhIiiik In IhUoflloe tin or boloru tnilil Hll li
tiny ol July, Uiul.
011AH. 1). MOOItKM,
KoklHtor,
The lintel Cail
ZDallao, Ore.
Hun liccii relit toil ninl riMinvatnl
frmn t'flliir to (.'iinc, uiul i'cry
tliiug id i io iv. (idiiil Hiimplo room
for ciiiiiiiicrciiil iiii'ii. Siitirifartinn
tmriintM'il. Kulrn, 51.00 to fiOU.
Special rutes liy this week.
I-I-I-I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I II I'l-I-M-I'l'l l-l-l-l l'l-l
We are now offering special
prices on Steel Ranges, also
cast stoves and ranges. We
have a very heavy stock of
this class of goods on hand
and can please you in styles
and prices. We invite you to
call and examine our stock.
I R, M. WADE & CO., I
rz A. J. Goodman, Mgr. 3
E MAINSTKKKT - - INDEPENDENCE 3
aiaiiiiiiiiauiiiiiiiiaiiiuiiuiiiuuu
s. c.
SMITH.
Proprietor.
Drink
h (loll Boer
Till- PUREST
AND BUST
Bottled beer for
family use to
be had nt
MOTOR LINK
TIMfci rADLE
Gorrooietl to (Into.
l,ttveii Iiitliipimtl.
mie (or Illiiniiioiilli
iukI Alrlle.
lino h. m.
3:0 p. in.
I.OIIVDH Illtl)litlt.
ne for Moiiinoiilli
mnl l)illu.
ltiOO n. m.
7:15 p. III.
Leaves Mollinotllli
for Alrlle.
T.SII n in.
3:110 i. m.
LeHVon Moiiinoitth
for DiiIIun.
1 1 ft. in.
7:: p. in.
Loiives Alrlle for
.11 O II 111 O 11 1 ll It 11 ll
liilt)Miii(leiiee.
I). (HI H. ill.
S.UII p. III.
Leaven DhIIhh for
Monmouth mitt lu-
tltllt)lltltlll(10,
1:00 p. in.
8:110 "
I.ohvoh Moiiinoiilli
for Iiiileiitntloiiee.
a. m.
li.'IO i. in,
2:4 0 p. Ill,
5i4l ll ill.
"till p. III. - .
iDllVDH I ll tie ll' n 1,-
enet) I'or llloomoiit.Ji'
giOfl p. in. I
ED. OWEN'S GASTLE SALOON.
Independence.
Bicycle - Headquarters.
Are you looking:
for a brush?
Not with Germany but a hair brush,
tooth brush, or a silver-polishing
brush. 1 havo a good all-bristle hair
brush for 2oc. Tooth brushes, 5c up.
A. S. LOCKE,
INDUPUNDCNCE,
ORl-OON
Prescription Druggist
-COLLINS'-
-FLQURING MILL COMPANY-
Aont for the
Rambler and Ideal.
All kinds of bicycle sun
dries at reasonable prices,
All kind of bicycle repair
ing done, work promptly at
tended to. All work guar
anteed.
C. W. 13 1 vtni,
West Side Olice
BATH B mm V
E. T. HENKLE, Proprietor
Hot and Cold Baths at all
Times.
INDKPKNDKNCK - - OIUCOON
WANTEn.-Cnpnlile, rclmblo pnritolf In
every county to reprentiol. Iiiro coiniuiiy til
mil lil Itiiiiticfai rt)piiltit)ii;,illl,WKHliii7 porywir,
puynlilo wockly; it per tiay n'molutety mini
and all expoiiHtiit;Ht.riilKlil., buiuv-llilti, dt)llnlti
Hillary, no ooininlHsloii; Hillary pnltl eio-li
Hiiturdiiy and oxptiuite tummy ntlviinoed oiit'll
week. HTANIIAKU UOUHfc, 334 Ueiuborn
HI., CbloaifO, i
BANNER SALVE
th mott healing talva in tho wi
.full for ('oinilj' Warrants.
COUNTY TlllOASl'HIOU'8 OKr'll'K,
Diilliw, OifKon, .1 v 1 1 v 11, Will.
NOTICK IH IIKKKIIY HIVICN THAT A IX
luipiiltl t'ounly wni'ntnlH of Polk County
Oi-PKOii, wliloh worti proKoiiloti unit tuuIorKi'd
"Not pnltl lor wiuil of I'iiiuIh" prior to May fi,
IS'.in, will lie pnltl upon proHoiiliilion at thin
tilllt'e.
IutoroKt. will not be allowed on the Mftuie
ufter tho dute of tills notloe.
K. V. DALTON,
7 ll-3t Truiuturer, Polk Couuly, Oregoa,
Manufacturers of High Grade Flour, Feed etc
Highest market prices paid for wheat.
Capacity lfiObbls. flour per day.
Grinding capacity for 225,000 bushels of wheat per year.
We have remodeled our mill to
the latest improved sifter sys
tem. Try a sack of our best flour
made by this new process. - - -
Secure a Legal or Gommercial
EDUCATION
J5Y ATT EN Dl NCI
Behnke's
School.
r.
5?"
;i
. 'W
No Vaeiitions in the Business
Depart niont.
-DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
Wo GUAUANTEE success villi
our method of INDIVIDUAL
instruction. Special attention
tfiven to Bhortliiuiil. Typewrit
ing taiiulit by the latest Touch Method. Lossons by mail, $5 per month
Send for Freo Trial Lesson and catalogue containing opinj ns of prom
inent educators, business men, stenographers and others. Law Term
coinnieuces September 1st.
II. W. UEIINKE, E. T. TAGGART,
Prin. Oomiuercial Dept. Prin. Law Dept.