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THURSDAY, frKPTKMBKU B, 1W1,
Kmernt st th lowtoffit at liulepemlsuos
Orrgv u a a nd-claat MMior,
KNItiHItt ur VVTtUAH,
LIOMKR I.OIKIK N, MKKTO KYKKY
l Wsdnswlay ewntug, Nmltr will lal
du, nolle," and tifwrn thmwlw HmUns:l
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tatting KiuahtsaY Innied to mifiitl
fOlUVHlCIll,
r. a. WILSON. t
J. W, KU'H AKIXtvi.N, K, K
Court Inditulnt No. 80, Forwit-
: ere 01 America, mwu every Ntumy
Wi IV AUlu, doiitlst, CM,r bkwk .
Cig, tl choiotwt, at lloMnson't.
& th cotton blankets st the Rukot
Stor.
All tli mtin.she ami tli labwt
now) on be timl at Robinson's,
II you want bair-enl, a ifixxl cltmn
tinve, or bath, hot or coll, cnM on K.
T. llvnkUs Main strvvt.
Try Muuro, the tarto, worth skin of
"C" sirwt, opotl Knox's grocer
tort, fur Imir cot or Iihv.
Wbt'il In Bttleiu Kiul vou wmit t good
mwU doit't foriivt to go to tuning'
Kwtaiirant, whore everything Mi mar
ket trortt m una.
J.K. Moor, the burber on O rtrwt
now hamtle Newbm's Herplottle, the
minou iiHiumitreure, endormHi hy all
the tailing barbers of 1'ortlmul mid till
eltiee In the Mut. Ulve It UIkI ami
Hvt your hair.
Are you going- eut? Writ to R. V,
Foeter Ticket Agvnt The liurllugtoii
Route 1'orlUml Or., for the loweet
ratwi, quickest time and bnt eervtf?,
choe of routwu.
WouKI you like to get the wry low-
em rate aud the qtiU'keat time to that
point In the east where you expect to
go aoiuetlme tu the future. Write to
It. W. Kiwter Agent Iturltngton limit
Corner 3rd and 8tark Street, lVrtlaml
Or. aud receive a letter by return mall
giving jtiitt the lnforiUHtton dmtred and
frt book iliH-ribliig our chair oar
aervlce.
The Rent Pnsrrltitlon for Malaria
t'hilla una Kvvvr l InKlitof (iHnvn TT-
Lir I i ill TomIO. II I liniily Imu !
ullllllr iu ituiviM Mrut. An ur, Uo mj,
Cnrr'8 fence is down, and be will
now have to put up another of.
political nature in order to have the
first one rebuilt.
M AURI I CAUSES lULIOUKNESS.
Orv TiuIIpm Cbtll Tuulo n'muviM tb
Roosevelt is now preaching ser
mons. Miniistero should form
trust to eliminate competition.
Rotter for the lllmtd than Sariarllla
Kur rhiwi l.lvmn lu llii MalKtln 1'u.lrh tn.
Dnivc rlvlwi CUlH Toulo.
The population of China is esti
mated at 2S3,O0O,0CX), -whereat an
exchange remarks that a few mil
lion may have been overlooked, as
all the yellow heathens look alike.
MALARIA MAKES IM1TRE Ri.OOl).
O.uvm IiiilcClilllTouli cuM Malaria. Mk?
Oregon should liurry up and tind
oil before the California wills and
the ."Moot gusher at lioaumont,
Texas, drains dry the entire raciftc
coast oil bain.
The bttt Prescription for Malaria
Cliilla aud Fever, bt a bottle of Drove's
Taatelt Ctiill Tonic. It i almply Iron
' aud q iluiue in a taateleea form. No
eure, u a.v. Price, 60e.
'Again "lite last insurgent leader
of importance" ii alout to be ca-
tured. There have bwn a good
many of him,' but he is certainly
becoming beautifully less.
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take Laxutive Itroino Quinine Table (a
All driiKnUta refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Urove'a signature
la on each bos. 25o.,
The American schoolteachers who
have gone to the Philippines may
not have carried the Constitution
with them, but they have taken
some things that will muke an ex
cellent substitute for it.
Have you a sense of fullm-m In th,
region i.r your t imiich or'ter eating?'
If so you will be benefited by uaiug
ChanibfrlHin's atomnoh and liver
talileti. They also cure belittling and
feour sti'iimi'l). They rt-Kulate the
bowels ton. Hold by Kirklaud Drag
Co. .
General Fred Grant says that the
Filipinos are quick to see a joke.
The democratic literature they re
ceived before the election must have
been a treattury of American humor
to them.
When you want a pieman t pliyaic
try the new remedy, (Jharnlwrlaiu's
BtJtnach and Liver Tablets. They are
eay to take and pleasant in effect.
Price, 25 cents. Ham pies free at Kirk
laud's drug t;re.
The British army of 200,000 at a
million dollars a day, reports hav
ing killed 23 Boers last week. Px
cellent! Glorious! At this rate the
Boers will be exterminated at the
same time that Great Britain goes
broke.
Ulcers, open or obstinate soresi scalds
and pll"H, quickly cured oy BANNER
HALVK, the most healing medicine
in the world. A. H. Locke.
The Democrats in several states
have been sitting in solemn con
vention on the dree silver issue.
When they got tired of sitting, they
varied thing by jumping up and
down on it.
"I had a running sore on my leir for
eeven years," writes Mrs. Jas. Forest
of Chippewa Falls Wis., "and speut
hundreds of dollars in trying to fret
It healed. Two boxes of JJANNiSll
HA L VE entirely cured It." Beware of
substitutes. A. H. Locke. j
If a fine equal to the amount
stolen is considered a fitting punish
ment for Postmaster Thompson at
Havana, what will be the proper
penalty for Neeley's and Rathbones
peccadillos?
Chas. Replogle of Atwater, 0., was
unatile to work ou account of kidney
trouble. After using FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CUKE four days he was
cured. A. B. Locke. ,
Tbli signature fa oa every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinjrje
Rev, Llndsey returned from Corvelli
Tuesday,
Miss IW,e Butler returned Friday
tram month's, vacation at Bodatllle,
- Mm. 0. 0. Grave returned Friday
trow an outing at Newport.
Mis Lillian Connaway stent to At
hauy Mumtar lor a short vliit.
Clswnee Ireland returned (mm Port'
land Monday. ,
Mi. O. D. Sutler vl.ite.1 In Corvallii
tti (list ol the week.
J. R. V, Rutler, ol Monmouth, 1 in
Rupiut tlii wevk.
, Pml, and Mr. A. M. Sander relumed
Monday tnm a visit at Amity.
Dr. Allln waa In Hulein Tueaday on
husinen.
Mr, A. M. Hurley I vlsltiug in Port
land.
Mr. 0, Allen visited in Dallas Tues
day,
Mis Kate J one went to Uorvalli
Tuesday for a short viait.
Miss Farheart returned Tuesday from
week 'a visit in Portland,
Peter K nrre wa a passenger on the
train from Portland Tuesday.
Orant Robertson, after an extended
visit with hi brother at Ileppner, re
tiiriml home Saturday.
Mr Herbert Poppleton, of Portland,
came up the latter part of laat week fur
a visit with (rlemla in thi city.
Mis Mabt l Creasy, w,ho ha been tn
joying two week' vacation at New
port, returned Saturday,
Mr. and Mr, B. F. Mulxey of Mon
mouth, were) passenger on the train
from Portland yesterday.
Prof. L. P. Freltag, of th Monmouth
Normal tctuxil, returned Wednesday
from t week' outing at the coast.
Mrs, d. O. Grave and two daughter
were passenger on the train for McCoy
yesterday.
Prof, and Mrs, R. C. French, of Mon
month, are visiting in The Dalle ttiit
week.
Dr. 0. D. Butler left Sunday for
Kugen. He will probably be back to
morrow. V. C. Itryanl, of Monmouth, started
Monday for Moro where lis ha a posi
tion in the public schools.
Mr. M. V. Wallace went to Portland
last Friday fur a short visit. She return.
ed this morning.
Mimr Mshet and Mamie Rskemsn
returned last Friday from six weeks'
visit to their home at Rroadmead.
8- R. Stoy, represeutieg the Orient
Fire Insurance oompany, wa in the cltv j
on business Tuesday.
ltd. II. R, Ruckliaiu, of Monmouth,
eft Monday, fur Raker City to attend the
teachers institute to lie held there this
week.
Mrs. IV. E. Cressy, and son, Gould,
returned Saturday from Newport where
they hav been enjoying a three weeks'
outing.
L C, liilmore and fami'y returned
last Friday (rout Minnie where they
have been camping fur the past two
month.
W. 0, Siiarman and family returned
Wednesday from Minnie where they
have been camping for th past six
eeks.
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Statu and son,
of Prineville, who have been visiting
latives in this city for the psst two
weeks, left for Portland Fridsy,
Pre. P. L. Campbell, of the Mon
mouth Normal school, went to Oregon
ity Momlay to attend the teacher In
stitute,
Mr. and Mr. Walter Roy returned
uesday from Washington1, where they
ave been making their home for the
ast year.
Henry Patterson came up from Port
land Saturday for a short atay. He re
nted yesterday accompanied by Mr.
Patterson, who ha been making an ex
tended visit with relative here,
Mrs. Clarence Ireland, who wa taken
to the Good Samaritan hospital lu Port
laud about a mouth ago, is rapidly im
proving and expect to be able to return
home the last of thi week or the first of
next.
Although Monday waa Labor Day, all
the business house in this city, with
the exception of the bank, remained
open as usual,
Tiie Adventieta' meeting which were
to have taken place in the auditorium
this week have been postponed nntil a
bout tiie first of October.
II. C. Watkina, sexton of the Meth
odist church Hpringlleld Pa., writes:
"My wile ha been very bad with
kidney trouble aud tried several doctor
without betieflr. After Inking one
bottle of FOMSY'S KIDNEY CUBE
wa much tietter, and was completely
cured after taking four bottles." A. H.
Ijocke.
Fred Ireland waa the victim of a seri
ous gunshot wound last Saturday after
noon. He was out hunting when the
gun was accidentally discharged, mang
ling hi left hand. The thumb and three
fingers were amputated. It I rather a
peculiar coincidence that his brother,
alxjiit thll time three years ago, had hi
hand completely shot away undersimilar
circumstances.
C. B. Bowers, advance agont of Rich
ard A I'ringle' minstrels, was in this
city Tuesday . The show will play here
on Saturday September 14.
Mr. G. A. Htllman, a merchant of
Tumplco. III., writes; "FOLEY'H
KIDNEY CURE la meeting with
wonderful succeaa. It has cured some
eaes here that physicians pronounced
incurahle. I myaelf am able to testify
to its merlin. My face today la the
living picture of health and Foley'a
Kidney Cure has made it such." A.
H. Locke,
E, Picket, the photographer, made a
business trip to Portland the first of the
week,
In order to make room for the large
shipments of goods that are arriving di
rect from New York, J. L. Stockton Is
having his new store building in Salem
enlarged to twice its former size, Mr.
Stockton ha just received a large con
signment of dress goods and wraps of
the latent pattern. When In Salem call
on him at the "Capital Store" and In
spect his goods, hi price are sure to
interest you,
; No Relief lor 20 Years.
"I had bronchi I la for twenty years"
Hild Mrn. Minerva Hmlth of Danville,
III., "and never (jot relief until I used
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR which
is a sure cure for throat aud lung
diseases," A. 8. Locke,
Ueware of OlulnieHts for Catarrh thai
toutala Mercury
mvmiry will swwl
rely
itMlHiy the mni.s
ntvll slid ceaihleUilv ls-liaa ill tthel aya
lm alien eiUvilu II thlotiiili llisnmoniwiur
faces, auoh a . icles ahoiOit iir Iwuavtles
vept on erMertiilimia Ihim niiuiails lhyi
eln, as t lis itaiuasv Uiey HI ilo la ten fold
to Oirsomtyu en inwathly m Iveirotn turna.
MnU'a ( nU t ui, eisnulK-iw l ly r .
t'henvy 4 ill.. Tulinl.i, ll., etiuis us no nmr.
eery, suit is inaaa mivrnsoy, at"Ui( ulrwily
wimim l-te IiIihhi sii.l aoivuiuta snilawiiit Ois
ay.teiit, In liuylut HsM's t'suiiih t'vi lis
lire you sul lheiiOi, lllalaa.n Intel lu
ally, ami inaile lu lolinlo, Olilu, lijt r,
i'heney l'i, TeaUumntftia lin,
lol.l hi liiusalala, pilteTM. er kollls,
Hall's lamii) t'llla are llio twat,
Mr. Ill Converse, after a short vi
it in this chy, started for Eugene thi
morning.
Th member of the Chriatian church
of thi city are reinitiated to bo' present
st 11 a in. next bumlay fur the purpose
ol hiring a pastor,
t'uresl of Chronic Diarrhoea After
Thirty Year Sum-ring
"I sultered thirty yeaia ami thought
I waa past being cuied, ssys Juliu H,
Halloway, of Frvui'h t'auip, Miss. "I
had spent so mueli time and money
and autl'ervd so much that 1 had given
tin all tionea of recovery, ! waa
feeble from Hi eftvota of the diarrhoea
that I could do nu kind of labor, could
uot even travel, but by accident I was
iiermtlied to find a bottle of Chamber
lain' Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea
bottle I am entirely cured of that
trouble. I am so pleased with the re
sult that I am anxious tout II t In
reach of all w ho sutler aa I have." Fur
sale by Klrkland Drug Co,
Service will be resumed at th Pres
byterian church next Sabbalti. During
th summer th iuterlor ol the church
has bee a re-arranged, repaired, reseated
and repainted, aud made far more com
lortable. Dr, Thompson will preach
both morning aud evening. The Sab
bath school will meet at 10 o'clock A, M
Public worship aud preaching at 11 A M
and " :j0 P M A very cordial invitation
1 emended to all 10 attend these ser
vices. Young people ocietir will be
organised in the near future,
C'hanibrrlalu' t'ough Keniedy a Ureat
favorite.
The soothing and healing propertiea
of this remedy, Its pleasant taate and
prompt aud H-ruiaueut cures have
made It a great favorite with people
every here, it is esHH?iaiiy ru u uy
loot her of small cblloreu hir eolils.
croni) ami wbisiutuir vouab. as ll al
way aitonia uutcK teller, anil it cou t
talus no opluiii or oilier hariurul drug
It may b-9 given s eontliletitly to i
baby a to an aittilt. For sale by Kirk
land Drug Co.
Hop picking begun Monday In a tew
ol the yards near here although most of
the growers did not commence until
Wednesday, The country is full of
pickers, about 6000 being the number
emploed williin a radius of 6 milesof
tins city, TneweaUirr is all that can
U desired, and everything points to
good and speedy harvest. Although
the output will not be above the aver
age, th quality ol the hop thi year
will be far HMrior to any ever raised
in thi country before, which fact i due
principally to the eieellent weatherthat
ha prevailed for the past two mouths,
A Sight of Terror.
"Awful anxiety waa felt for the
widow of the brave General llurnhani
of Machlaa, Me., when the doctor aald
she would die from pneumonia before
morning write sirs, n. tt. blnoolu,
who attemietl ber tbat fearful night,
but ahe begged for Dr. Kind's New
Discovery, wblch had more than once
saved her lire, ana cured her or eon
sumption. After taking, she slept al
nlitht. Further use entirely cured her"
I'll is marvellous medicine is guaranteed
to cure all throat, chest aud lung
diseases. Only otkv ami fl.oo Trial
bottleu free at Kirlauu'a drug store.
The grain harvest in thi county Is
practically over, and farmer report
yield ol higher average than usual. Al'
though the average Heidi yielded be
tween 25 and 30 bushels per acre, there
were many that reached the 33 mark,
and some went as high a 40, The
wheat wa also excellent in quality,
Oat and barley yielded handsomely
throughout and, taken as a whole, the
I'.KH crop I counted a the best for ten
year.
Stood Death Off.
E. It. Mumlay, a lawyer of Hen
rietta, Tex., once fooled a grave-digger.
He say, "My brother wa very low
with malarial fever and Jaundice, I
persuaded til in to try Kleclrlo Bitters,
and he wa soon much better, but con
tinued their use until he was wholly
cured. 1 am sure Kleotrlu Bitters
saved bis life." This remedy expels
malaria, kills disease) germ aud puri
fies the blood; aids digestion, regulate
liver, kidneys and bowels, cure con
stipation, dyspepsia, nervous disease,
kidney troubles, female complaints;
gives perfect health,. Only fiOo al
Kirklaud' drug (tore.
J. L. Stockton, at the "Capital Store"
in Salem, I selling men' clothing at
cost and shoes at twenty per cent dis
count. His store i one continual
round of bargain,
A shocking Cilamlfy
"Lately befell a railroad laborer,"
writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Willlford,
Ark., "II Is foot, was badly crushed, but
liucklei)' Arnica Halve quickly cured
him. Its simply wonderful for bums,
bolls, piles and all skin eruptions. It's
the world's champion healer, Cure
guaranteed. 25c. Hold by Kirklaud
Drug Co.
Died.
STUMP J. H. Stump, an old and re
spected resident of thi county, died
of heart failure at hi farm a few mile
eonth of Monmouth on Thursday,
August ').
Mr, Stump was one of the best known
men in this part of the statu, Ho had
served two terms in the Oregon legisla
ture, In 187(1 and in 181)0, and had been
an active worker in the State Grange,
for which order he served as state treas
urer during the year of 1801, He was
bom in Ohio In 1832, and was reared on
alarm, He received a common school
education, aud at the age ol 20 enguged
in school teaching. When 22 year ol
age he came to Oregon, aiding in driv
ing a flock of sheep across the plain.
After coming to Oregon Mr. Stump
taught school five year near Monmouth
and then turned his attention to farm
ing, He had been successful in hi
business affair, and at the .time of hia
death was comfortably situated finan
cially. Hia progressive method made
him a valuable leader In agricultural
circles. In 1850 Mr. Stump waa married
to Martha A. Davidson, who survivea
him. He alio leaves a aon, Fred, and a
daughter, Mra, C. S. Hamilton, both of
Salem.
The funeral services were conducted
from the family residence in Salem Sun
day afternoon, Kev, W. G. Elliot, pastor
ol the Unitarian church, of Salem, con
ducting the lervkea,
ASTHMA
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hol and I'ei'Ynanont Juro
" iu all Chsos
Sent
Absolutely Free
Write Your Ktm
FOnTKM
YET ARC
miiir.
Alter having it carefully analysed,
opium, uiorpniue, chloroform or iner.
Dr. Taft Ilro. Medicine Co.
lent lenient I write thi testimonial
wonderful effect of your Asthtualeue,
slillcted with spasmodic aathtua for the past 'i years. Having exhausted my
own akllt as well a many others, I ohanoed to see your sign upon your window
on I ith street New York, I at once obtained a bottle of Aathmalen. My wife
ocnitueuced taking It about th Drat of Novemlier. I very oou notloed a
radical Improvement. Alter using on
she is entirely free front all symntou.
tn niediciu to all who are ainiutea witti
Your Respectfully, O. D. PHELPS, M. D.
Feb. 6, 1001.
Dr. Taft lirt. Medicine Co,
Oentlemeu j I wa troubled with asthma for 23 years. I have tried natiier-
ou remedies, but they hav all failed.
started wtlti a trial not tie. I round reller at once. 1 nave since purchased your
full-else buttle, and I am ever grateful. 1 have a family of four children, ami
for six years wa unable to work. I am now In the best of health aud am doing
tiualnew every day , Thi testimony you cau make uh use of aa you aeti lit.
Horn address iMJ itlvlugtou slrtet, H. RAPHAEL.
67 East 'Si t., City.
Trial Bottle Sent AbwIutelynFreTVn keccTpt of Postal.
Do not delay. WrliTaTouedd PR, TAFT HIMW.' MEDICINE
t) T East llklth HI.. N. Y. City.
City found!.
The city council met In regular see
ion Tuesday evening with President
J. W, Kirklaud in the chslr, and all th
council men present except Sperling Slid
Huntley.
A resolution wa introduced and pas
sed providing for the const ruction ol a
new loot bridge to take the place ol the
old one across the slough in the north
ern part ol town.
The following bill were audited and
ordered paid I
AndyTupper, marshal, t3 50; J. N.
Jones, sprinkling streets, ft J. M.Stark
lumber, I7.MI; II. M. Line, recorder,
12.05; D. 11. lioydslon, hauling, fd.
Consumption Threatened.
C. Cuger, 212 Maple St,, Campaign,
III,, write: "1 waa troubled with a
hacking cough forayerand I thought
I had ouusumpliou. I tried a great
mauy rvitit'dlu and waa under the car
of a phyiciaas lor several months. I
used one bottle of FOLEY'H HON EY-
AND TAR. It cured m and I nave
not been troubled lnce," A. H. Locke
Kev. A. A. Winter, ol Dalle, and
Mis Henry, ol Lafayette, were married
Wednesday evening at Ave o'clock at
the residence ol the bride' brother, M.
Henry, ol Lafayette. Immediately
tter the ceremony they took the train
(or Dallas and came over here the tame
evening on the motor. They left on
thi morning' train tor Newport where
they will ipend their honeymoon.
A Mttle known Fact
That the majority of serious disease
originate In disorder of the kidney.
'OLEY'B KIDNEY I'UHKI guaran
tied, lie Hire to get roiey s. a. b.
Iock.
The Knight ol Pythias met last night
and elected F. S. Wilson delegate to the
grand lodge which meet in Portland in
October.
n'erkluir Nlirht and liar.
The busiest and mightiest Utile thing
that ever was made la Dr. King' New
Life Pills. These pill change weak
ness Into Hlrengtn, llaiiessneaa into
energy, brain-fag Into nienttl power.
They are wonderful In building tip the
health. Only 25o tier box. Sold by
Klrkland Drug Co.
l'l'IILIC BUSINESS.
Abstract of Instruments Filed In Polk
County Aug 27 to Sept 3,1001.
PKKOa
U 8 to Joseph Baumgartnor, 100a ice
32 tp 7 i r 7 w patent.
U 8 to J W Tolford, 100a tec 115 tp 8 1
8 w patent.
B F Mulkey to Harry Hlhbard, It 8 fr
blk 1, Site add Dalla-$il00.
Susan Baker to D O Wilkinson, 171.18
res, sec 8 tp 0 r 7 w $1500.
N C Sweiison to I 8 Kamsey, 100a,
patr ol J F Kitnsey d I o tp 7 r 6 w
1300.
Sheriff, 11 U Plummer to II II Stan-
ton, 20a K Hamilton d 1 o tp 7 r 3 w
12300.70. U S to Jaa Hayes, 100a aec 18 tp 8 s r
w patent.
L Byerly to Thos McDowell, Its 8, 9,
blk 5, Kickrcal!-tl2r.
George Conner toG D Wllkinaon 100a
aec32tp8sr8 w-11250.
M M Ellis to Phoebe Coulee It 7 8
blk 8 Germantown add Dallas 1150.
Lucktamute Mill Company to T L
Lowe It 32, 83, 34 blk "K" and 25x50 ft
Falla City 3T6
A E Pagenkoff to J J and F 0 Kau
100a sec 8 t.p 0 a r 6 w $878.
M M Ellis to LD Daniels It 2 blk 6
Gem add Dallaa-150.
J 8 Courter et ux to N A Emmett It 8
blk "C" Falla Clty-125.
S F Morine to Will Adam w It 1 blk
a of Main and E of Med at Buena Vista
A whole novel In each number of Lip-
pincott'a Magaxine la tta winning feature
For railway traved or idling on a hotel
porch this givea several houra of contlnu
ous diveraion aa againat the lapsing in
terest of the continued story. In the
August number the Complete Novel is
The Lifting of a Finger," by Ina Bre-
voot Roberta, a story of gay aoclety life,
without a break in interest.
WANTED-Giil, 11 to Hyeara of age.
Good Bteady home. Address, Mra, I. M
Wilaon, No. 80, 6th street, Portland,
Oregon.
QURE FREE!
on ltocoipt
of Portal.
) address Plainly.
There la nothing 'Ik AaHimaleii. 1 1
brings Instant relief, even In the worst
Cases, u cures wiieii all else rait,
Th lUv, C, H. Well, of Villa Itidge,
III., savst "Your trial bolt I of Asthma-
Is n received In good eondltlou. 1 cannot
lei: you how thankful I feel Air the good
derived from It, I waa a slave, chained
with putrid re throat and asthma for
ten year. I deapairiHl of ever being cured.
I saw your advertisement for lb cure ol
thi dreadful and tormenting disease, A
tbnia, and thought you had overapokeu
yourselves, but revolved to givt It a trial.
To niy salon Ishuient the trial acted like a
Charm, heua me a ruii-aiae uotti.
Key. Dr. Morris Werhalrr,
Ilabbl of Hit Cong, Ilnal Israel.
New York, Jan. 8, 11X11.
Drs, Taft Ilro,' Medicine Co ,
Gentlemen : Your Asthmslen I
excellent remedy for Asthma and Hay
rever. ana lie oomposmon alleviate an
trouble which combine with Asthma. Iu
uooes I astonishing and wouderful.
wt can state that Asthmalene contains do
very iruiy youm,
nr.v.un, muivuin nr.nini.cii,
Avon Spring, N. Y. Feb. 1, 1001.
from a sense of duty, having tested th
for th cur of Asthma. My wife ha been
bottle ber Asthma bad dlsaptieared and
1 feel that I can consistently recommend
tins oistreaatng disease.
I ran across) yonr advertisement and
Weekly Crop Bulletin. .
Portland, Ore., Monday, Sept. 2, '01
UKNKHAl. aCMSUNV,
Tim dry sik-11 in Oregon was ef'
fectually broken last Htimtay by
generous and well-distributed rains
I hey were not heavy enough to
damage the harvested grain or to
injure the nearly matured crop of
hop, but they were suihcicnlly
heavy to revive pasture and great
ly benefit late pidatoes and gardens
The week averaged slightly cooler
than the previous one.
Hop picking has begun in south
ern Oregon and it will begin this
week in the Willamette valley. The
inp are maturing rapidly mid the
quality" in all parts of the state is
rcimrtod extra good, but the yield
it I believed, will lie slightly less
than those ol lust year. Late pota
too have improved during the
week, but the crop without more
rain, followed by favorable temiier
alure conditions, will full consider
aby below the average of former
years i ho third crop of alfalfa is
being cut, and the yields are about
the same as usual.
I'rutia picking has begun in
southern Oregon, and it will be
come general throughout the state
in about ten days. The prunes are
slightly undersized, but their quali
ty is above the average. I'eachos,
pears and somo fall apples are be
ing marketed. Although the entire
crop of fall fruit is not largo, it is
maturing nicely and it is unusally
sound and well flavored.
After a steady run ol (our week in the
southern part of the county, J. A. Whit
row 'a threshing outrlt completed it sea
son 'l work last Saturday night. Mr.
Whitrow report a very good and pros
perous run, and say that all the grain
he threshed waa flrt-class in every re
pect. During the entire run the grain
averaged between 25 and 30 buthel to
the acre.
Summary Jindlcn.
Tliuro was a disturbance in New
York not long ago. A starved
tired sick horse was drugging a
truck loaded with coping stones
along Broadway. Its strength gave
out and it dropped. The driver bo
labored the wretched animal with a
heavy whip, jerked with all his
strungth upon the reins and finally
pnllcd the hir so up to its knees.
Then he renewed his beating.
This performance caused a crowd
to gather, and it was not long be
fore the temper of that crowd be
came warmer than even the high
tomature of an Augugst day would
warrant. The driver was warned
to stop, and threatening gestures
were made in his direction, but he
was a stubborn sort of a person and
the more the crowd talked the moro
fiercely he thrashed the horse, lie
finally succeeded in driving away,
but at the pace he was. able to go
the crowd could easily keep up with
him, and did. When he began to
beat the horse once more the crowd
closed in on him, and a policeman
of the Broadway squad arrived on
the scene, Then the crowd began
to toll the policeman what to do,
One well dressed man eaid, "Ar
rest him, officer, and I'll make a
complaint." The driver, his torn-
per now up as high as that of the
crowd, declined to get off his seat,
and there was a general cry of "Pull
him off that truckl"
It did not take long to do it. A
dozen people hustled the man off
his seat, and some more unhitched
the horse, and an elderly man gave
tho prisoner a cordial blow on the
side of his face. He did not need
to follow the biblical injunction to
Una the other cheek, for thrt nm '
iHvSawyer's
IICIlllU HUB
Ull
Clothing
tor fifty tut n
Mi hunt IU tits) W'tiMl.
Ittiuttlo throughout.
Wrrtttt witter t'rtmf,
Vfl )ful aiMmrtfL til Ftt
omt'fe, pri tiff or ts4tuc
Mlik. 4'Ul.il-ffr.
ft. t. IIUi art rHrtlesi VmH
Acta.. rUr,
. LMH puR,
' sslann,
Only $3,00 to Kausa Illy
FOR A TOUB1HT HKIlTH.
If you are going to any point east
you can purchase your ticket over the
Burlingtoti itoute by telling the ticket
agent at your railroad station that you
want to go over hi hue and the Bur
lington either by way of Salt Lake
City. Denver, Hilling Mom., St. I'aul
or Omaha. The rate via the Burling
bin are the very lowest, service the
very beat to be had, time th quickest
and If you want a berth In the tourist
car It will cost you only $.1,00 to Kau
i City, Omaha, or Ht Paul. Itcclln
Ingcbsir mra ou all Burlington Itoute
train seal free.
Write for rate and full particulars
before making other arrangements,
W sell you ever the Southern, North'
eru, Great Northern, Canadian, Oregon
Shoit Line, Union Pacific and Itlo
Orauth, "Koeulo Line of (he World."
Address H. W. Foster Ticket Agent
Burlington Itoute Corner Third and
Stark Street, Portland Or,
Xllsnl C 'nturrll qnluklr yields to treat-
insitt by Kly s Cream Halm, which is agree
ably aruaiatio. It la received tlirottgh th
nostril, oleause and heals th whole sur
fao over which it diffuses Itself. Drucglsts
sell Ui Cue. i I Trial sl by mail, 10
mnU. 'l'ot it aud you are sure to coulinu
the treaUnrnt.
AiiiiotiiK-cMiirnt,
To aeeotumwiate tliosu who are partial
to tlio use of aUiiuiaers in applying iipiuls
Into th nasal passage for eitnrrhnl iroiu
Met, lito proprietors prepare I ream lialm lu
lliiuid form, which will I known aa Kly'
Liipiid Cronm liabn. l'rlis hiihtiling t lies
ipmylng tul is 7,1 cents. nif.?f;iats or by
mail. The liquid form inlxHlis Uie lusd
Icuia pniporties of the solid pri-iaratinn.
UUSEUU OF ANflTOHn
ItHI IMRKET IT.. IAN MANCISCO, CAU f
() ft at aa4 Um) A
ins larsjfwi AOAUtWICftJ Mtwfl
In Ua Wo id.
Wnttrkj Wfr-M for VUifetf, f
tXt tJtWMMMB , 111 mrSJNl Uf
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Taar tvi4 Ml stall
ftitn iUm rflrta uf jrouthtui iixtu- f
crviiutiti ur itvMMi in nisidirvr a
raara, frwa i1 hwi Bltitv.im- W
h..l.aa HaftasLsataksl Ih . I ; li..n. . .,1.
mih.iisj, 'rniimrrli, rsttr
rbrk UtaBrrlaa. ii, rroajurwr
sf I rlwlasc, !). Hy ovtiibttmittiii f
rvmaxtliMt, ulgiwal runtttv ixtMar, (tta (KwUx
Iimsw rriiKi hit trfsnimpnt llml l fill not
only (TMtl Tmntvtllitt rvtiff, tnti tHmiHii(tt 1
nirsi i o iKK-ior auaa nt eiaim htMirriM .
lulrtM, bni hi wail Inown tu b tt fnlr tul
qitur lltr4rtaii and Hurv-mn, frtMriuiuMtt
Mi liia Hafly-PliaitM mwm
HVrMILI iiii.rt.ughljr ar-li-atl fro
ina airafsHu who out in uaM mra.
TraiawM flttaxl br u Kipart Matfllial 1
ra (ur Halair, A quirk tiI nxiuntf i
RVKKT KAN aiMlTln to oa mUi nwttrii "
our Krm4i aptnum u( biartttittatitt, i
Itf. jurun mim Minivw suaiiKwia,
nwt mtrln
tv.iitMii(um ritKK d tttVllv fHv4.
Tratmtil iMriuull or rr Uuf
Writ tt HtH.it, rNii.oaorNT r1
H4MHIA4IK. Malt Kt. Kana lAVaiuablal
tHMttv U.r mats.) t(iorwni
DH J0KDAH A CO , 1011 It. I .
eoplo on the other side of him
aeady to attend to that check, and
Iwo or threee chorus girls hit him
over the head with their umbrellas.
Altogether, he spent tho next few
minutes being hustled about and
thraHhed, while horse rested and
looked on, and it is to be hotted
that tho animal enjoyed it. As
soon as the jtulicman could get by
tho crowd he inarched his prisoner
off to jail.
Of course, it is not to he argued
that it is always best for the public
to take the law into its own hands
but there are times when it seems
unavoidable. If the man had been
mistreating a woman or small boy
on Broadway at this time of day,
or at any time, when thero was a
crowd about, ho would probably
haved been made to suffer quite as
severely, and the spectators would
not have waited for the police. Tho
kind of rascal who is given to
pounding those who are manifestly
unable to defend themselves against
him knows perfectly well that the
public, will not stand any doings of
ihis sort in public. Ho therefore
confines that sort of brutality to the
privacy of his own homo, lie has
enough intelligence and self-control
to do that. There is no reason why
he should, not be mndo feel the need
of suf-restruint in the case of ahorse
or any other dumb animal. The
trouble bus been hitherto that the
public conscience waB not sufficient
ly awake to notice whenever a big,
rough bully thrashed a horse. It
should be thus awakone.l. It is
just as proper for a crowd to stop
that kind of proceeding as for the
passes-by to interfere to stop any
other sort of misdemcaner until the
police arrive. One cannot feel
sorry for the individual that figures
n this case. He was big, strong and
healthy, and ho suffered for a few
minuieB a modified form of the
mieory he had inflicted on a
wretched, sick, half-starved animal
whoso life he had mado a perpetual
calvary.
With the transfer of C. II. Mark-
ham to San Francisco, Oregon loses
one of its energetic state buildors.
As gonoral passenger and ticket
agoot of the Southern Paoifio, Mr.
Markham has been a busy man,
but not too busy to put in some
valuable time on the outside work
ing up the creamery interests, and
other progressive movements that
are beneficial to the agricultural do-
velopment of the state,,
t i
IT
V- 4 J
V - . ,
K0D
AIho a full line of
Sdpplics.
Eastman's W. D. platinum
paper developes in hot water.
We carry the following sizes:
SJxJJJ, 3jx-lJ un-1 4x5.
BROWNIE KODAKS $1.00
F. E. CHAMBERS, 1K&
Thurston Lumber Company,
LUMBER OF
Dry Stock uhvays ou Hand, also Cedar Shingles.
NOTK,: V! It tv it nrHl t'laas dry kllu which enable us to iv oa thor
ounlily dry luinher.
Wisk
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Wo nro ready to show vou our Trunks, Tele
Bcopvs and Valises at any time.S8s' " "
THE RAKET STOR
'Ind.GpGrLd.cnc, Oregon
COLLINS'
-FLOURING MILL COMPANY-
Manufacturers of High Grade Flour, Feed eto
Highest market prices paid for wheat.
Capacity loObbls. 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.
A CLEAN SHAVE
AND A
STYLISH RAIRGUT
IS WHAT VOU OUT W1IKS YOU l'ATUONlZK
Kutch's BarberShop.
Independence Oregon
BATH 11 BARBER SiiQP
, E. T. HENKLE, Proprietor
Hot and Cold Baths at all
Times.
INDEPENDENCE - - OREGON
Go to
H. M. LINES
For Willi Taper, Window Shade',
Picture Frames, etc.
Furniture of all kinds repaired.
Ofllce with the Telephone company
INDEPENDENCE.
THE ARCADE.
Davidson & Hedges, Props.
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tob.ocos and
Confectionery,
First Class Soda Fountain In connection.
Foley's Honey and Tar
torchlldren,safe,sure No opiate,
marp
An
Dallas, Oregon.
...MANUFACTURCR3 OT. j
ALL KINDS
A flan Slips Up
On It every time that he lake his laoo
dry work outside of the Salem Steam
Laundry to tie done up. He flnds "that
tired feeling" stealing over blm wbeo he
mites the diflwreiice in the exquisite color
and tautlftil finish, Raying nothing of the
KmmI (Miidiiluii In which your linens are
returned by the i . . . .
Salem Steam Laundry.
COI.. J. OLMSTED, Prop.
DOKOU8 D. OLMSTED, Mgr
Phon. 4ii 230 Liberty st
They Say
and by "They" we mean
people who ought to know
That
O. A. Kramer & Co., aje
Selling watches as cheap
as any department store in
Por tl and or Chicago, qual
ity considered, and
We Are Glad
to show you these goods
and convince you of this
fact. A fine line to select
from.
o. a. Kramer & co.
Jeweler and Optician.
WANTKIL-Capable, reliable person In
every omui ly u reiiriwTOt large oompany ot
solid HuHiielm reputat ion; JH.lti salary per year,
paysttle weokly; U per day absolutelT sun
and all expense; straigut, bona-nds, dennlte
Kuliiry, no oommtbalon; salary paid eaeb.
.Saturday and expense money advanoed each
weok. STANUAKO HOUSK, 884 Dearborn
St,, Chicago,
WANTKH TRUSTWORTHY MEN AND Wo
men to travel arid advertise for old estab.
lislied house ot solid Ituanotal standing. Bal
ary $780 a year and expenses, all payable In
cash. No canvassing required. Give refer,
encus aud onelose self-addressed stamped en
volope. Address Manager, Si5 Cazton Bids.,
Culuago, " '
WASTED.
ARFMTQ Robber Fountain Pen. Bend 10
rlULII I O cents silver or stamps for sample
HUNTtR&C0.612W Fifth St.CincinutiO
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladdar right
West, Hide and Paoifio HomwUed,