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- c Tm GOOD vlUDQe FIND AMIDCHAKT WHO KNOWS. J THAT LITTLC BITO It S, OUDGf, SOWS. KiIN Wr 1 , f w-BcuTivtirourj I iuot riiiTMri L T1f;r?Tl 1 tobacco kTipcTioN j J putt rwii mo TMtM v rra)i. ' 1 y-'frOO STROHQ ntLAlMTO I I ' ' TAKE ASWAIL CHEW I OBSERVE the way W-B CUT user handle their tobacco; notice bow small a chew they takej how little they spit that's because Wli CUT chewing is rich tobacco. Your dealer ilia it. Tell him you want W-H CUT Chewing tbe Real Tobacco Qirw, mew tut, tkrii, 10 cent, pouch. "Notka bow the lt brings out the rich lebuce taata" w M.it hj WETMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, SO I'oio. Svun, New York City THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK Established 1889 A Successful Buslnew Carter of Twenty five Tears INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS OPPICBRS AND DIRECTORS H. HIrschberg, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P. R. K. DeAnnond, Cashier W. II. Walker, I. A. Allen, 0. D. Butler Tono Coal - $7.50 Castle Gate Coal $12.00 Tono coal Is mined near Centralis, Wash., and Is a good lignite coal. Glvts good satisfaction for domes tic use. : : : : Castle Gate Is a high grade, hard Utah coal -none better. We deliver as small as half ton at the above prices. Less than half ton lots a cartage charge of 25c Is made. Order Now! Get the Habit! The Charles X. Spaulding Logging Co. Effect of Familiarity. "Winn ., tf run .... ..; we cease t ! vhi.ii.,. 'J,'!- inn we notice li-nst am 1 in mi Inn . ami iTlJLfn really ln-.v- I !. our c; v. are a I. it Jiniiil by fn'.lnw in; i In- r.iiiiiliai I i in- . "Thi- !.;i'. ( l-i iiik' of (iiiiv olo.," my u wrlti-r In lln- Ali.iiiiii' Mouthy "Wuter aud sky uiv i-ry brauiif il axid you i..a hiik;Sc ihut you uiv duly appreciative of tliem. but lie on tliu dock or u ;ii bi -at umj look t tlii ui with your ImiiiJ In an unu'iustomid position tiMoway and uiwiile down Bin! note how the colors Hare out upon your vLilou. "Or may indoor for a few weeks in a room where you do not get tuueb ouilook and then go out. You will he blinded by the fclory of the world, but not fur long. The Ki'ii'J', nlas, fade quickly, and habit settles uiou you once more! "With our friends' fin-es aomewbat the Hume tiling happen. When we Urst meet them they iiiipie us pleas iiiilly with their unfamiliar line and Gradually we grow um'd to Tlie first vision has passed." color, them. Mounting a Horte. In mounting take the reins in the left baud At the mime time grasp a little mane halfway up the neck. Now tui'u the stirrup slightly toward you with the right hand and place the ball of the left foot in 1L Grab the boru with (lie rlnht band and swIk ou. Don't pull yourself on. but swlntf on. Settle Into the saddle easily; don't flop Into It If you want to fcet "your neck broke" some time inoiiul by taking the horn In one hand and the eanile In the other, and the time will surely come when you will not lie dlsau pointed. Just a word in rexard to dismount lug. First withdraw your feet from the stirrups to the ball Take the horn tn the rlitlit hand and swim.' off. letting the left foot slip easily und quickly from the stirrup Iteinember this, for many a man has been draped to death horn use his foot stuck in tin stirrup. Your feet will nearly always eonie free If thrown from a horse, but the left one Is prone to stick in ills mounting unless Hie above precaution la observed -Outing. Ro.'iinng T; -i . This elegju; t .... ait starch is tiie Jii sjuct of u in.ut thai is culti vated very extensively iu the Malay penlinuia. when- its culture Is almost entirely In the bands of the Chinese. The tutx-ia of tin- plant (Manihot otllis Hiinnj, which uei'h on an average from teu to twenty live pounds, are jjrst scraped and then carefully wash ed, after which tbiy are reduced to a pulp by Lclng passed between rollers. This ulp is carefully washed and i-huken up with ubuadauce of water until tbe feleula rtepurutes and passes throuKb a very Cue sieve Into a tub placed beneath. The Hour so obtained Is repeatedly washed and then placed on mats and bleached by exposure to the sun and sir. It is finally converted Into the pearl tapioca of commerce by being placed iu a crude shaped frame covered with canvas. It is slightly moistened and subjected to a rotary motion, by which means It Is grann la ted. It Is next dried in tbe sun and Anally over the fire In an Iron pan greased with vegetable tallow and Is then ready for the market. An Analysis of "Ain't'" Ain't" is nu improper abbrevlatlou of "are not." Hrillsh writers spell It a'u't," which properly Indicates Its derivation. Americans make 11 an In elusive offense, using It for "am not' and "U not," as well as for "are not' It Is unquestionably the worst Instance of slovenliness In the common speech of today. Yet It Is by no means of universal or eveu of common use It will slip oc caslonally from retlned lips, always wllh a tar to the euumlator us well as to the hearer. Hut the habitual user of "aln'rs" Is careless of refine ment, fie may bo nu excellent citizen who never beats his wife or kicks the cat Hut there Is likely to lie some thing slipshod about hltn somewhere, for "alu't" Is needless as well as ca cophonous; It fills no void nnd supplies no need. Cleveland I'laln Dealer. CASH MAKES MEAT CHEAP Mark Twain as "Attraction." A girl who was a stranger to Mark Twain ouce found her way Into his Bermuda home with the hope of get ting a sight of the author. She came suddenly In contact wllh hlin and frankly explained her errand "Have you seen the crystal cave yet" ho nsked, "or the aquarium?" "No; I eaiue to see you first'' she answered. "Well, you shouldn't have seen me first," ho answered. "I run In oppo sition to the crystal and the aquari um. But they're not shucks to me. I'm lots better I give them their money's worth. Ftut you should see them. Then you'll apprvclnto me." This was said In his most earnest drawl and with only a sparkle of hu mor in bis keen blue eyes. IJEEF Brinks 10c llottst 15o Bhort Hibt 12)o 8uk 17o MUTTON Lg 15o Goat klfatfio 1'OiUv Pork tUcak Ho lioin 1 7 Jo Ham 17 Jo Roast Ifo VEAL Stew lfto Chops 17 Jo Loin 17c Weiiiies I6o LARD Hull 15o Ducket Mtncml Ham lfn; Forequarter Goal 4c The Peoples Market A. NELSON, Prop The Real Thing. Fred, aged three, had been a naughty boy, and his mother had (mulshed him lie felt very much hurt and complain ed to tils auulle about mamma's spunking hint. Auntie said, "It Is not you that mamma spunks, but a little devil Inside of you who makes you do naughty thing" After sitting very still for five minutes he said, "It beats all bow It hurts ma when that devil gets spanked "- Iieilueator. A Great Copper Mine. For nearly 7ix years copper ore (rhalcopyrltel has tceu takeu regularly ftvui a mine Iu the province of Dale carlla, Sweden. Tbe mine eontalus the largest copper ore deposit Iu Sweden and is supposed to be one of the great est chaloopyrlte properties til tbe world. Our Trials. "You know, my dear boy," said a sympathizing friend to a man tn trou ble, "that we rvaMy gain by our trials tn life." "That desnda altogether on the kind of lawyer yon get to conduct them." replied the sufferer Brides In India. A bride la India never sees ber hus band uutii after the marriage cere mony. Tbe parents choose the wife for the sou of tbe bouse without con. suiting either party. Sometimes the bride la us young as fourteen. The child Is gorgeously dressed and placed on a dais behind a sheet, the women of the family being hi attendance. On the other side of tbe sheet are the bridegroom and many of bis young men friends. Tbe groom keeps throw ing over jewels attached to flowers, w hich the women on tbe bride's side remove and place In ber lap or on her person. This Drat ceremony is called the shadee, and, although a man Is allowed four wives, no other ever holds the same position us the first chosen for blm. Tbe others are of tittle Impor tance, living their lives more or less as servants to tbe first wife. As the first wife gets to middle age she Is known as the beguui.-l'enrsou's Weekly. Mystery of a Diplomat. Of disappearances most mysterious was the cu.se of Benjamin liatburst who vanished Nov. 25, lttou, while en gaged on a secret mission for the for eign office. Vienna was the young di plomatist's objective, and. with bis friend and valet, In a post chaise, f'erie berg, a small posting town In north Germany, had been reached. Here Buthurst supped and slept, awaiting the arrival of fresh horses. Waking, he asked were the borses ready and passed out of the door to make in quiries. Eight people saw him go out but none ever set eyes on blm again. Various theories were set afoot Na poleon's spies, robbers. Illness. In 1012 hi the forest near Perleberg a skeleton was discovered with a bole In tbe skull as from a heavy blunt In strument Was It that of "the English lord," as Perleberg people surmised? Investment Bargains. Tbe Investor who picks up desira ble property when everybody Is sell ing and no one buying will have to wait only a reasonable time to secure his reward. I recall when real estate In several large cities was a drug on tbe nmrket. Everybody seemed anx ious to sell and no one to buy, but the buyers In those periods have real ized enormous profits, fur greater than one can get in tbe Stock Excbauge. Tbe man Who has money, even If It Is but a small amount, can always turn tt over to advantage If he will wait for the opiMjrtuuity. Dou't go with the crowd when every one la wild to buy something, but quietly abide an opportunity when everybody Is anx ious to unload and buyers are few. At such a time the bargain counter opens. Leslie's. The Spit of Ceremony. Among tbe Aklkuyu of ICast Africa, described by Mr. aud Mrs. V. 8. K out- ledge iu "With a Prehistoric People," to spit upon a person or thing indicates good wllL "The blacksmith spits upon the sword be tins forged before hand ing It over to tint owuer. So, too. courtesy demands that a man should spit In his hand Imfore offering It to a friend, and the female vixltor spit upon the uewly arrived youngster as a sign of welcome." Even in England there are relics of the same custom tn the habit among the lower classes of spitting on a coin. No Favors to Beauties. A beautiful young lady approached tbe ticket window at a Pennsylvania country statlott aud tn a voice like the rippling of a brook asked the age.it, "What la the fare to the fair?" To which the thick beaded agent re plied, "Same as to tbe homely, madam. Argonaut Different Methods. There are two different kinds of men Give one a piece of nne and he will hang himself: give a similar piece to the other and he'll form a cordage trust Washington star A Real Artiat. "la ItrusliiH'ii a s.d artist?" "Is he .! Win . he net only can draw pVrtitvs that are gisnl. but he can draw checks (hat are gvd " Htta burst) twt. Rv modtctee life nut l-e prolonged, fet death will sctue the divtor too.- aakeisi-e A Good Plan. "We should strive to turn our trou bles Into einvesses." "That's what, I know an actor who Hid that When people threw vegeta bles he caught 'em on a fork and made J It the hit or the performance. -lioule-i vllle Courier-Journal. Some Bird. The roc, a fabulou bird often refer red to In the "Arablau Nights," was believed to tie of such euortuout size and strength as to tie able to carry even elephants la its talons. Teaches a Len. Money is never puit to so much ad vantage as when you have two cheat ed out of tt. for at one stroke yon have purchased prudence - Schopenhauer. Those who uilnske evil for good or good for evil will never attnlu to bUaav THE PILL BOX Editorial The Pill Box has been asked if it knows the age of Newlywed's baby. While this great family newspaper is an authority on babies and is so recognized the world over, a canvas of its entire editorial staff only brot forth this exclamation: "No, and I don't give a damn." The Pill Box regrets both its ignorance and the this week except to say that now Society Section The society editor of the Pill Box extends its sympathy to Virginia Southern, versatile competitor, who has been temporarily switched off, due to the Independent Order of Lagrippe Germs holding a national convention in her vicinity. Out of respect to her misfortune we abstain from mentioning" any social news language used to convey it. If it wras our baby or your baby, The Pill Box's baby expert would have known instantaneously. . He would also know whether the baby would be a man or lady when it grew up, wThether its milk was too swreet or too sour or whether it had distem per or colic when it cried, but New lywed's kid is a comic supplement beyond our mental capacity. The Cost of a Cold Patrick O'Brien, millionaire: Family physician, 10 visits at $5 Consulting specialist, one visit Trained nurse Prescriptions $50 25 35 15 Pat O'Brien, bricklayer: Quinine Half-pint whiskey $125 $ .10 .35 $ .45 -Judge. Yes Mam Sure Dear Pill Box: Will you be kind enough to let me know what the la stands for in la grippe? Mrs. R. Mr. or Mrs. as trie case may be. that leap year is here some of the girls are taking no chances and are making their selections early for fear the stock will not be replenish ed when the better grades have all been taken. Young Ladles' Department There wras a young lady named Mary, Whom the neighbors all wanted to bury, After a gay colored cat Came near where she sat And opened his valves contrary. Skunk Holler News Hen Halter's little Hen lost his pants off while going to school Mon day and is now threatened, with pneumonia. Steve Dusenphunney has written to Ace Robinson to see if the coun ty can stop the debate between Jack Highwater and Sam Dewberry on the tariff on tallow. Johnnie Sniff called on Mamie Kidder for the first time Sunday and after he was gone, Mamie told some of the neighbors over the telephone that some good might re sult from it. O Not continued in The Annex. There is none. Independence Business Firms Well worthy of your patronage Dr. J. Callaway Osteopathic Physician Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy, Klrkavlllt, Mlisetirl, under founder of the science, Or. A. T. Still. : ; : : Offices: First floor of the F. A. Patterson prop erty, half block west of railroad, on C street The City Bakery MAKES THE ,,. Peerless Wrapped Bread PATRONIZI HOMI INDUSTRY I I DENNY BROTHERS DEALERS IN Hew and Second Hand Hardware and Furniture WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE. Store ea C Street. American Restaurant We serve the beat meals In town. All Hams Cooking. : : ; Chicken Dinner Kvtry Sunday. Meal at AD Hours, MIALS 25c SHORT CKDEIS IDA ZERR. Proprietor M ala Street HALLADAY'S MACHINE SHOP In Fitchard'8 Garage. General Machine Work Re pairing of all kinds Vulcanizing. Automobiles s specialty Let ui grind yosr plow shares. IN. U. BUTLER Attorney-atLaw Practice In all Court. G. A. RICH TBI RELIABLE Contractor and Builder His work fpeaks for itself. See him if you wish to build. Western Junk And Bargain House OF SALEM, OREGON Wishes te announce te dealers and peddlers f tank and rags, that we will pay tke very highest market price for any and all kinda ef Jauk, Hides and especi ally RaRS. Try as with a shipment. Any quantity UWen. Will pay freight on all shiDmanta inn IK. I will pay 1 1.2c per posad for Mixed lags. For i i ericatian or eliiDoirr tara nt tn WESTERN JUNK CO., Salem, Ore
