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Our jacket. Capes and Furs arc dircct from 5tahdafd ' PattefHS. jf
New York City s Greatest Cloak House, all new ()
1901 fall stvles. we are showincr over 500 different 0
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wraps, by far the
South of Portland
prices that city stores
we have placed on
selling them every
you to come in and
most comnletc line T
and at much lower
arc asking the prices .(J
these trarments as U
day now. We want
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look the line over, i
We KUOW yUU Will ilJJJJKA.iau. vui uiuiw iw uiaiw vi yj
store and stock the best in the Central Willamette U)
I We carry a large anclJ
complete stock at all times
jjof" new 1901 standard pat-
terns they are the best
jj made and sell for 10 to 20c.
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l ine great city ot unicago ana we are
y tickled todeath over them. We have
everything in all the new 1901 fall
dress fabrics, both in Imported and
Domestic weaves. Thee irn't room
in this paper to name cve$ all the
different patterns we havi in stock.
We have all the latest things in
Silks, Satins, Trimmings, Linings,
(11 etc. that go to make up a nice dress.
(J Come in and see how truthful we are!
Valley.
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Seam allowance on all
Standard. Patterns.
T3ao IDoGlerno lO etc. a cop3r.e:
in our advertisements, and how
cheap we sell goods.
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all the new things for fall.
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JO. A. 0. BRANT, Editor tad PutelWhcf.
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 11)01.
WASHlXCiTOX LETTKR.
Washington, D. C. Aug. 20
Acting Secretary Hackottrect'ived
a call today from the three gentle
men who are consul for Admiral
Schley. They carried a complete
list of the witnesses Schley desires
to appear before the court of in
quiry, and requests to he furnished
with a list of the witnesses of the
nary department. Mr. Hackett in
formed them that their request
conld not be complied with at thin
time because, owing to tko absence
on leave of Judge Advocate Iemly,
the list has not yet been completed
but that in accordance with the
practice of the department, the list
would be sent to Admiral Schley,
just as soon as it was made up.
The shock caused by the discovery
of the dishonesty of a public ofliuiul
in Washington, is of itself high tes
timony of the general honesty of
those connected with the public
service. There was general surprise
when an investigation, conducted
by the commissioner of patents, re
suited in the dismissal of Edward
V. Shepard, chief clerk of the pat
ent office, for having stoled IS9.05
from a safe in that office. He had
been chief clerk in that office for
more than three years and received
a salary of $2,500. He was regarded
as a very efficient official.
Evidently the U. S. commiS'
ioners of St. Louis Exposition, are
not figuring on any postponment of
the time for holding the exposition.
Ex-Senator Carter, of Montana, rep
resenting the U. S. commission, and
Ex-Governor Fracis, of Mo., prosi
dent of the exposition company,
came to Washington for the pur
-pose of getting Secretary Hay to
expedite the presidential invitations
that are to be sent to every govern'
ment in the world through the d&
partment of state, to be represented
by exliibits at the exposition. They
found Secretary Hay anxious to aid
in every possible way toward mak
ing the expositeon . a success, and
secured his assurance that the Presi
. dential proclamation should go out
at the earliest possible moment.
Mr. J, C. Carroll, of Omaha, now
in Washington, said of the short
corn crop: "The farmer isnotgoing
Buffer because there is going to be
600,000,000 bushels less corn this
year than were harvested last year.
In fact, he is going to profit by it,
and the Newbraska and Iowa
farmer are fully aware of this. The I
short cropi bocauw theprine of corn
is much higher than it was lust
year. The current price of corn is
twenty cents a bushel higher than
it was this time last yeur, and with
that rate for ail his corn this year
the farmer will not only hot lose
anything by having les corn, but
will actually get 1280,000,000 more
for the estimated crop of this year
than he would have received for the
estimated full crop at last year'i
prices, the people who are going
to pay the piper aro the consumers.
Due result that n assured is nn in
crease in the price of pork and of
live stock in aeneral. This will also
red own to the profit of the firmer
so it would seetu reusoniile Unit our
THE HOME JOLl (THE.
An InsenloiK Treatment by which
DriiiikiinU are Ilrlnic Cured Dully
In .Spite of TlieiiMelrtMi.
No NoxluiH IIi)mm. o Weukwilnir of the
Xcrvcx. A I'lcuMiiit ami fiwliire
Cure fur the l.iijuor lliililt.
It Is now j?euurilly known and un
dtTHlond ttittt DruuketiueMi m adlwaw
ami not weaknewt. A ImhIv filled with
polsou, and ncrvt cotupletely nlmttertHl
by periodical or constant. u i.r lutuxl
ratliiK liquors, requires an niitldnte
(.'Hpulile of neutruli.ing and eradicating
ttiis KiiBoii, mid destroying the craving
fur Intoxicants. Kultrers may now
cure themselves at home without pub
licity or 1oh8 of time from liunincwi by
this wonderful "JIOM K UOLOCUHli
which Iihh been parficted after many
years of close study and treatment of
InclirlHtfM. The faithful use according
to directions of thin wonderful dlscov
cry is prwif Ively euarttuteed to curs the
most obliiint c-imh, p5 matter how
hard a drinker. Our records xhuw the
marvelous truimforriiation of tliuuxauds
of Drunkurds into oUr- luilnsll'ious
and upright men.
WIVES CUIiK YOUR 1IUB
BANDH!! CJIf LDKEN CUItE YOUR
FATHERS!!' This remedy Is In no
aeime a iiotrum tut is a siecllio fur this
dlHease only, and in so skillfully devised
and prepared that it is thoroughly
soluble and pleiiHuiit to th tuHte, to
thullteuu leiveri 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, ami 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 tbelr own free
will. DO NOT W A IT. Do not be de
luded by apparent and misleading "Im'
provement." Drive out the disease at
once 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. Special advice by skilled phy
sicians when reqnested without extra
charge. Bent prepaid to any part of
the world on receipt of One Dollar.
Address Dept. EOOfl ED WIN B. GILES
A COMPANY, Zi'M) and 2332 Market
Btreet, Philadelphia,
All correspondence strictly conflden-
farmers are going to profit by the j laI-
How To
Gain Flesh
Persons have been known to
gain a pound m day by taking
an ounce of SCOTT'S EMUL
SION. It is strange, but it often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound i it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
erly, so that the patient is able
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to oigesi ana aosoro nis ordinary
food, which he could not do be
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health) if you have
not got it you can get it by
taking
ftcoirs pnsision
You will find it fust a useful In tummtr
ti In winter, and If you irt thriving upon
it don t nop became the weather is warm,
toe and ti.oo, lldrunglita.
COTT A DOWNS, Ch.ml.u. Ntw York.
agriculturists might fairly regard
the great drought a financial lies
ing in disguise."
The southern business man, in
the course of a decidoly interesting
conversation, aid to a Washing
ton friend: "It'has long been said
that -matting could be made in
China, because the reed suitable for
its manufacture was found only in
that country. Recently, reed litis
been found growing it the greatest.
profusion in the waters of the Trent
and JNouse rivers, in North Caro
lina, which experts state is identi
cal with that used in China for
making matting. This rush is a
very hard plant and a very rapid
grower. 1 he stalks are from one-
sixteenth to throe eights of an inch
in diameter and grow to a height of
three to seven feet. The annual
importation of matting into the U.
8. from China, is estimated at 300,
000,000 yards, which is sufficient
evidence of the value of a successful
attempt to manufacture it from
reeds found here. The manufac
ture is said to he a simple and in
expensive process and one in which
highly skilled labor is not necess
ary. It may be that the mailing
making industry shall prove one of
the greatest boons for the negro that
has evor arison for any race from a
combination of natural and manu
facturing conBitions."
There is now a possibility that
sensational publications, both here
and Europe may result in making
the revolution or war, wbichover
you may be pleased to call it, in
Venezula and Columbia, an insig
nificant affair in itself, a serious
international matter, Already
Franco has a war ship on the 'At
lantic side of the isthmus of J'auatna
and the KuroH)iui cablegrams say
will send others, and Cnrnmny has
also, according to the lU'i'Hn fits,
ordered warships there. This gov
ernment, which is under a, treaty
obligation to maintain the neutral
ity and free transit acrot-s the Is
thmus of l'amimu, ha Uo sihall
wsrships and a hiittl" ship on the
way there, two via the Pacific and
the other via the Pacific. The
European warships seem to have
I Mm ordered there under the im
pression that the absurd story pub
lished in Kurope, alleging an in
tention on the pait of thU govern
ment to teize and hold the isthmus
was true. Willi warships of several
nations in adjacent waters ami
lighting on the isthmus, it would
he an easy matter for some hot
headed naval ollicer to make serious
trouble which, might result in a bit?
war. s
CATARRH
A WOllTllf Sl ( ( ESS0U.
Semetliliiff New I'nder
Hie Sun."
All Doctors have ti led to cure CA-
TARRH by the uko of powders, acid
gnw's, inhalers and drug In pSHtefurm.
I'helr powders dry up the iiiiiciiouh
membrsntw cunning them to crack open
and bleed. The powerful acid ilid III
the inhalers huve entirely enccn sway
the same membranes that their maker
have alined to cure, while paste oint
ments cannot reach the dlM-iino. An
Id and experienced practitioner who
him for iiiatiy years mude a clone study
and specialty of the treat men t of CA-
fARRH, has at last perfected a Treat
ment which when faithfully used, not
inly relieves at once, but permanently
arcs CATARRH, by removing- the
cause, stopping the discharges, and our-
UK the liillitmittloii. It is the Only
remedy known to science that aetiilly
reuohes the ttllllcted parts. This won-
lerful remedy Is known as "8NUF-
KLKii the GUARANTIED CA-
rAURU CURK" mid Is sold at the ex
tremely low price of One Dollar, each
package coiiliiltdug Internal and ex
ternal medicine HUlllcleut for a full
month's treatment and everything;
necessary to lis perfect, use.
"8NUFKL1W" Is the only perfect
JATA RRM CURK ever made and is
now recognized m the only safe and
positive wire for that annoying and
Unjust I iitf dlseuse. It cures all hifla-
inatlon quickly and permanently and
also wonderfully quick to relieve
HAY FKVER or COLD In the HEAD.
CATARRH when neglected often
leads to CONsjUMPTION-"HNUK-
KLE8" will save you If you use it1 at
once. It is no ordinary remedy, nut a
complete treatment which Is positively
guaranteed to cure CATARRH In any
form ) stage if used according to the
directions which accompany each pack
age. Don't delay nut sena lor it at
once, and write full particulars as to
your condition, and you will receive
special advice from the discoverer of
tills wonderful remedy regarding your
case without cost to you beyond the
regular price, or "HNUFELEH" the
"GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE."
Bent prepaid to any nddross In the
United Htates or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Address Dept. E dOU ED
WIN R. GILEH & COMPANY, 2380
and 2332 Market Btreet, Philadelphia.
TlfB
M IIK.AI NO
11 UK foil
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
V.uf ami tilMlt to
m l"iitiii no in
IvtrUHit droit,
ItteS'itrMyrixntm!.
t.' mmi I'M.. ffll D 'f H FA Q
llU wnl I'tuKcu On MrmibmtMi. Bi-iumi ll
StMMKi uf TMate mill Stll. Iaw Six, &U emit A
Pri)'tir tv mnOi Trm! Sim, I0n.nt tiv nc,
KI.V UKOl I1KIOSM WutwiSUfol. New York.
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G.L Hawkins
Indcpesdeace, Ore.
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Monuments and
Head toncs
Cemetery
etc.
Work
anil ml at I'lirllnnil.
The ItuoinntH men of I'orllsud hsv
subscribed SI A ,0110 to liunrnnlee the ex
KciiM'f of ctirnivitl to be lield io (In
expoiMtloi! bnililuiK friini Sept. H lo Oct
ill.
A notable exhibit of sll the industries
of the 1'iicltli! Nurtliwest will Ih made in
the bin esmllKpn biiildinu, slid nlhletic
imirimineiit will im beld on Multnomah
Field adlniuitiK. Two full militiirv Imud
have lieen cntaued, and there will le
ninny Hun leaiuru in the amusement
linn.
I he Carnival is in chaw of a count
tee cotiiprixiim L'H reiirei'iilivw luiaiiii sS
men, ol which (Sen, Owen Hammers is
preiiiileiit, I. V. Kleiiwhiiiir vice president
A. II. Melulincli treasurer, ami J, I),
Mann secretary.
With such men at thn head of the
affair, the carnival Is mire lo be well
worth visiting.
KIDNEY DISEASES
ere the most fatal of all dis
eases.
mi CY'O KIDNEY CURE III
iULli O 6uarant88d Remedj
or money refunded. Contains
rcmcdica recopnlzed bv ernl
nent physicians as the oest for
Kidney and madder troubles.
PRICE 50c sod $1.00.
Tliroitff li I'lali anil (dloi ado.
The ideal trip to the east during the
heut of summer is vis the Rio Grande
Western and Denver A Rio Grande
Railroads, the far-fume;! "Hcenio Line
of the World." The extremes of the
temperature are never met, and pus
lingers are sure of having a didightfiilly
cool ride tli rough the Heart of the
Rocky Mountains, and a view by day'
light of scenery which is nowhere stir
passed. ,
If desired, a stop enroute may be
made at quaint and picturesque Salt
Luko City, the "Oily of the Saints,"
Glen wood Hprings, LuAdville, C.olorado
Springs, I'uehlo, Denver, or any In
toniHidiste pi int.
There are three daily trains leaving
Salt Lake City for all points east, which
have cIoho connections from the North
west vis either O. It. & N. Co., or the
Southern racitic to. tiichh trains are
equipped with Through Sleepers (Stand
ard and Tourist), Free Reclining Chair
Cars, and a Perfect Dining Car Service.
Personally Conducted Excursions, in
charge of competent und courteous
managers, are inn several times a week
without change of oars to Denver, Oma
ha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago,
Buffalo, New York, lloslon, and all east
ern cities.
Tickets are on sale at all railroad
ticket olllces. For further Information
and cheapest rates, apply to
J. D. lUiMiriutiO,
Gen Agent, Ui 3d at,, Portland, Ore.
The HntEl Gail
ZDallac, Oro.
Has been refitted and renovated
from cellar to garret, and every
thing is new. Uood sample room
for commercial men. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Hates, $1.00 to 2.00.
Special rate by the week.
S. C. SMITH,
Proprietor.
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and union Pacific
t)'wrt TIME SCHE0U1 tT Arrive
for From luilepifiulfiioo frora
Mo iin Kn.H Oily, Si. 4 30 p.m
vlnnu I'-m-.CUte.goaud
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JIImIH.1.0 Salt Uk. bunvKf. ft 1
IHW om Worlh.Oinalia.Kaii. 810 am.
liigu'ii t-hloano auo tjiU
ai Paul Walla Walla, l.nwl.
Kmt.Miul lot), Hixikniie, Mill- . -
km a in ih'hmi1i, at. 1'aul, 7 n.
via iMiliilli.Mllmiukiw,
SikHn Chleauo anil Kiwl
OCEAN AND RIVHR SCHODULB.
. From rorltaml.
Ull milling ilalim nub
. M Jeet to I'lmiiKi) .
P m KorVan Kra.uusuo- !"
nulla every 6 days
fjaiijT I Columbia Hlvur
E .Sunday stoamern. 4P'm;.
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Salunlay jl'o Anlorla ami Way-
-lu P '"1 U'l!i"('''
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anil Hat. lOrewjn i!lty .Day ton, ndWi.
i and Wy-LuuitUu
:4ria.m. i Willamette Klvnr. M P-m,
all Hat"' Portland to OovVKllI, H$rffi
aim Hat. Hud Way.Latulmg8
l.vRlprl j "'aMM'ltlvwr! VV 'f T,1"
5:!lfia. m. ton, dally
iially .lllparlato bewlntou. . m.
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Steamera to Portland rrota Independence
Ruth leaven Corvallln for Portland Mondayi
WvilneNilnya and frldaya at 0 a in, paHalun
Independunoa at a in. Keturulna, leavei
1'nrtUuil TiiBBilaya, I'liurHilayii and Satur
tlaya, pasHlng luilepeiiduuuuat 8i!l0 p tu
Klmnre leave Indeppiidon for Portland
Tni'H.luyn, ThurinliiVH and Huturdiiyu at H a in.
KcliiruliiK li'iivnN Portland fori lufopendeiiee
MiindayH, WedneHilaya and Friday at :48
a m, arrlvluK at Indupenduueeat O p in.
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uuuu guous tu lvvgiii i rices iviaiie iasy Belling.
Our goods are first-class, our prices as low as the wL
lowest quality of goods considered. yjy
IS All kinds of country produce bought at the SV
IS Highest ararket Price. SI
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islSiiirs of Taar Fatrsnaja himMi MiM.Z
"DOCTOR UP"
Changeable weather between two seasons encour
ages your chronic troubles and inflicts upon you
much petty sickness. Better ward it off. 10 cents
might prevent it when $10 wouldn't cure it.
Como 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.
Al HERREN, Agent,
Independence, Ore.
BANNER 8A LVE
Are you looking
for a brush?
Not with Germany but a hair brush,
tooth brush, or a silver-polishing
brush. I have, a good all-bristle hair
brush for 25c. Tooth brushes, 5c up.
A. S. LOCKE,
Prescription Druggist
INDEPENDENCE,
OREQON
WANTKD TRUTWORTIIV MI5N AND Wo
men to travel and advertise for old eatab
Ihht'rt house ot aulld financial atitndlmr. Hal-
ary (780 a year and expenmH, all payable In
mv
cli.
rt'iiufi'ert.
refnr-
th mot tiMlIng talv In th world.
No eanvaNsinir
enoiw and euelime Helf-addrwHed itiumipd eu
velope. Addreaa Manager, U Oaxton Bldg.,
CJhlcaiu
WANTEri. Capable, rellabla Demon In
very county to reprenent larice mpany of
noun iiiiituemi rcpmi.ion;9)kUHaiary per year,
payable weekly; ss per day almolntely auro
and all expenses; utralRht, bona-flde, deflnlle
ealary, no oominlaalon; salary paid each
Hnlnrday and expenao money advauced eacli
week. STANOAKU UOUSB, 334 Dearborn
St,, Culoago,
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