Q -
. LjiOB CURTAINS, FEIF IP-A-IF, OENTE
Our Stock is Now Complete in fifJFfll
DRY GOODS & CLOTHING,
Boots o,n cl Stioos.
uu&
nw ft BBlin 0
lUfl (S Basra
Beautiful Dress Goods.
LOVELY SUMMER SILiKS.
rpo Vary Boot of Hosiery.
THE MERCHANTS.
1
. - :
TO ME
and
TO ME
please Pass the Hat
If It does not plcaso you,
and come
please Pass the Hat
Thnt is out of stylo and sold down
to closo out a dead stock,
corno
please Pass the Hat
You know by experience will soon
grow shobby,nnd select one of thoso
Nobby, Stylish, Modern Headgears
. by corning ,
J. W. THOMAS,
297 Commercial St, Salem, Oregon.
TO ME
" l.ln Time- Table.
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MiUHM'UlH
"t m.
1 1 at e--
.
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a m
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a. ni,
'mVSII nil' IKU'UHt-Wt. curry a
'(ill tifk f !.. Moulding.
Ktc rarittuiiiiu pceinliy.
nt Mitchell Alkjhuiimm's, Main street.
1 1. ..
Itemsof Local New
f 1,1-1 1..-
M.w. every ....-...
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hUi... ,'',,r',r' '
1.-...1 l.l li .""'
J. U. M..ui. K. It."- j
7 . . s
ututnoiau ciMP. mom"
CFlKtwOSU).
I. t....ll.. '
VLU.,., ,..,.lr..m.r
T, , IIAt l. l ''
la l KM l-'""'
a. r. v.
- n .. mm'
..... I,. Il.l.l .
hn..r.livl.vi-I..H.-..Ji.
I,,, 11. 1,, if
. A. Kriimtr. .lewfliT.
Kit. Irvine I Luildlutf u stilMdanliul
b hoiic.
Dr. Kphy, the dcutlid, guarantees
till his work.
t ),U.n' 1 run t Vrxrr A Cult r""'"
,tniMitiih, Or,
J. It. V. Ituili-r family n iunu tl
Iiuiiu-rem IVimIIWoii li-IMiuruu).
MIC -r Hiiftl. li U tvui hltiif nt
loi-..j.lvWlln ivltttlvn In llilitfily.
Titt-y r-lvi-li fitl '"' Huliiit rvvry
t..r euro jiiuii'll.r, l.ll!lo
m. l. k l.m.larl.p. i-.iiijui..u and ull
liwr IIU. 4
y, (. r'!r m ! t'lHlin-" tril
.tmu.lil lVny.inlo l..lKt'l"l''"M'
Muin!..y.
A frt-li wml c..ii.M M-k or l'
. I.rul.tl Oi-v-l..i..l I'nlnt Jut rur
Dr. llplcy, (IimiiInI, Midiinoiiili.
Killtor I'viilluiiil vlMltei (liu inrtrop
ol l till week,
JunlH tuoU at tho Now Hard
wuru. K. K. Cliiunlx'M.
Km.i-r A Cut Iron m-II Clover
I1I111II11K nwliii. Moiinioiilli.
Dr. Ki.li-y. Ilio ImiiIM, Moiimoiilli,
iDhm crown mid lirltlKC work.
Cliirt niii IrviiiH rdurnt'il from Mo
tiiliinvlllf on WwliivMiltty't Irntit.
Truvi-U rn wlio lU-nIro bihhI iu-coiiio-
lIlillollN lltM'lt.VM flop ttt I'll lie
1'nl.lCI' Ill.l.'l. WhllM III IlI'lPIK'lHh'IIW.
'I l-.l r.w.mu mill Itiu liitit Illt'llU III
I In' i lly.
WYcliifwluV ft yi'llow diiy. Hie
lliiTiiii.iiit U'r Kliiiiilliil",'li KrcHltHlie
hI 1 in to.
Mr. Molxon, if Itliikwill, lm Ijmmi
vUHIiik lifr kIkUt, Mm, McArlluir. or
rortliiml.
If you nti-'l a f""k ntove liny the
"Suih-i lor," I liu -wry ljt. F.
CliiiinU'iH, noli' iijf?iil-
olk coiinly hu u ln-uvy Imy crop
ttilummoii. lint Uiu iltfiiiuiul l hiiibII
unit jirhtK low.
I fhi r ACMliroo hnvt thei-xcliwlve
:ilofOlHiriiu liiii'lt-r mid niowi-rcx-truM.
Moiiui'iuLh.
'I'Iioh. Dui'huiii, of lli'ii""
vUHI.iK' hi brollM-r, Win. Durlium, o(
thlHvliy.lliUwi-fk.
AllilltMluimliterof Will Limn wm
Imdly hurl on ihu hi ml the otlit-r ilny
l.y Mux uwl.liMitly Ull Willi tt pltH.'tf of
hrlck.
Tim M'kI'X" ran onto it hict
TliurmlHyuiHlrrt-eiwil hIIkMI lijurii
Hllllllohlp. SIlO WIIH lli'lll , '! Oliiy
iwii Imum by lli utrKlent,
KvHiiK"llrt ,,rac,ln cm,,,u'-
vnil.M luu riMl hi the rvlvl iiki-Hiik"
which he htiH.nduclliiKiilthe Congre-
Kuilmil clnm4i l 'U ily
Ik ( lomii mill ri-iichi' nt Clotftlt.-r
l'ron.
Th ik w hlill UwliiJl Df.-rln mow
rHl It. M. Wmle A IV.
Hfwlnif niuchlm-K renti-d by W. II.
WhiH-ler.
J. O. While, of 0k UroV,., wanlrum-
urlliiK IhihIik-m hilhoc-lly eiim-miuy.
K. K.(irimth wu vlttltluif frtcuilM and
rdiitlvwilii McMlnnvlllo over Kuuduy.
If I hi. hot weuihiT eoiitlum- It will
(h lvu piople to tho coat by tho huu-drtnlH.
i rmluB H. M. Hmlth. of
poriiuml.cuineclwirof. tho churgo ol
uiiilfeiiHuni) III filllee.
J. W. lVtr uud wife, moftipiiiilwl
IiuM i'i-Iiw. nre ruKih'iillnir In the
Nifiucctt mountiilmt thl wwk.
K. ( Hall, of Moih-ow, , lduho, who
Iiiih U'fii vihHIiib bin llueiia Vinla
farm forwverul wei'U, returned home
Tuiiuliiy.
Ifvou wntitn mower dmit ov-rlKk
the iiew D-riM und MeO.rmlek at
It. M, Wmle A Co'e.Hiey have ull the
Intent lniiiroveiiielitK.
ltt-milo Annul um t'lumle lltu ll, of
Yiiuihlll county, were received Ht the
reform wliuol Tu winy. Thnt liiBtilu-
tiiin Intii uii enrollment of U.
Tuehiliiy'H Hliitemiiun K!ivs IIh:.
II. IlirHelilieiK. of Independence, and
D. XV t Heur, the mifie of I'olk eouuly
ileiiKKTHi-y, were doing huhi(" hi
Huleiii hiHlewnlng..
(le.ii wiIiniii U belnit removed from
llifmnnerof 0 nud MmIu trst to the
Vntv 1 1 ill lot mi C treet.' Kx viitioii
work will IhtIii at oueo 011 Hie nite
tlie new lulek 'jliK-k.
The lowiumnre e.etliinrno thick In
tl.iHCouiitry thnt I hey have arranged
to hold tt picnic at the Hnlein fair
ground tomorrow (Fiiduy.) They
call It the low picnic
Tli Knlvm niirHin whoeoiitraeteil m
1 qnrrr'7iaT-'"
C XV, Irvine liamieeu iuuii""". ;b
u: 1
s dayorao. iH I
I, cream purlor In the buck end or H
CliMlfelU-r Urtm rM)in. j P
Woikwlllhenln next week on the B
finiiiilatbii" of th new brick block .
ir Mir..et have nrenented an iui-.m
conimoiily lively upearance tbU week. I H
Claremw Irvine huu s limp l B l Kl
walkeuuncil by tumble from hi bike. H
Andy WIIkoh ha u'"'t tiixen "
nil the'himlier In the old Vanduyu j
bllildliltf. j
M.i. Ault A Hnook, of Huleiii. j
havo Hieconlruct of putliiiK up the J. ,
S. CiMiper orlck block. j
1. 0. Htront?, tho linker, will li li-er
bread In any part of -the city again,
eimiiiieneliiK Monday.
Andy WIImoii I 'Hii(ierlnteudliij Hie
moviiiKof thfedeni eal.Kiu. olle i.ui
borne lubor In employed.
Cuplain Hkliuier In glvlujjthc "Alb e
A'inoverliaiiliieontt" iIJ'"'t l,er
dratt to the preelil low water MtiiKf.
We ui'idewtand thnt a number of
new iioIieU'H have beeu iKHiied In I hi"
city aim Ihe rate war ha been on. It
U1111 ill wind that blow no troon.
lieiiiili a numtier of workmen em
olov. d remov 'ni?nd tearing d wn old
ImililiiiB, the farniew have kept ''ir
bUickHtnltliH bu-ily eugnKi-d reimiriug
lixrvcHliui! miieliiiier.V.
I). M. Will"!1, of Alhla, Monroe
count v, Iowa, I vhdtliiK t N- -Clodfelter'slnthla
city. Mr. Watson
1 uii old acquaintance of Mr. tlod
felter'annd i vWtlug the Pucitlc count
lor the firnt tinic.
D. I wild that unscrupulous d-alen
1.. r..nr..riilaifell their Inferior hops to
1' lt.,1. l...L-ortt u Ores-nii hoi. If
the rerHiit is true Oregon hop ' jirowers
ahould take energetic measurer to ex-
poae the fraud.
TU INT SI1I2 - HKADS.
At the BOOT & SHOE STORE
is ihoplac'to buy your
footwear if you would
SAVE MOITBIT.
We know our prices ore lower than
at any other place In tho county, and
our shoes ere just as good.
I AI.HO
MAKB AND BEPAIB
KITS AND BHOE".
J.W.Bentley,
Independence,
Oregon.
' -'' '" Minn"" 1
" ' . . 1 1 1' u. . .
. . r j mwill ngKrrKUieei.uwiiTHinnj,
Tlicnp'tcal papern m
lit.
.r..ulu. nult rheum, and all liii 01 . , k.,1,,,,,, l.iiildiiiif n-fum-d
tlililol,d.Vl'epia, headache, kidney I . , wh tMr .mntet. There
... .1 ........... u rf I J ... tt.l
trouiphiiiitu, and eutuim, are )
i! Iillch noii-ewhere but we did
unit liver ii."-i - 1 um kdhui
en ml by UewlV turi.nl aril a,f n I(jt u.ur ,e particular
1 :n...
An liiauraiioe cut rate wnr im ueeu
uohm 011 In Ihe city thl week. The
oi l Pheiilxan.l Home Diwiran.-e com
pane made the cut und other eon
ai,le liiivelKf.-u corniced to meet It
I lie
tki. nuri.Kt.Ti'iiYH;MN
mill f-tuiA M- r. Uiry I l -"'"
hct III opeit Imllf I'l'i ".
'eelud. F. V,. I'haliiln r.
.... 1-.... ii,t..r.th,if eomiiiMiilea- ih,. u. iurnl e on
" ... 1.. .. . " . . . I .11 .nil
1.. 11. 1- ...... tv i.iuier from o"" Ki ucnlloliui -
iTiKident P. f'. CnmplKM!. 01
r .nth Stnte Normal wIkhiI,
Friday iirieiniion'H Hani m mienu -...
... ml e on of l'ie National ,
mm .
A. 1. Dmiey arrlveil ou euneiu
afieriMMiti' irilu from, bun Frncico.
m. i. ;. 4ll:!luH nitiiUiil tllll lo
it. I . .-"'.
1 P..IU mm:v to look after hi" farming
i IntercMlB here. He ' that bualnea
!.leklnBU) in California.
r...i 11..,. Mir,.,! vear. utnnnr
lett ; ,,i.,i.ij 1,1 it,ni M011
rii'ii '(iiiiiiiiitt.. ...
Hi Ulv wi'S recovered
linn
vein il nt iJenvcr .veitterduy.
lieu you go F.iit. 1 hr.it ci I the Fourth In
.V
f-'trj,'Ciili.
tll-ea.
iiAnnrrr.-;!"-!"''1"1
hjH-clnl Bi
ll ttllllK II.
mw. X.KK
'liN.irliii'- iiii'l '
. . !.. ...
1 iilice over t.e. i..lei..'e Nu 1,
M.,F.liow Tthiil m.'ttcal cHi.
" .... !,,hv" V Hlllllll IIKH5I
I pa.ailng tlw iree.- will O M Oluo ;
day j ll.mtl.iK U tho bee'. ndcpe.uli nee .
.. ,,,,.,.,.y did about we.1 .,, I . way Jjn..l
a .-roil tlieTllliiUi o
',...,.v mid Hire f-ivr.1 bv taklntf the Tu(S n.enilier of (ih aotl
N'orliictn I'ncillii
f W. II. Ilnwicy
. . . 1 . i,,
!!.. .1 Kivil JenMUH hum,
I M.rlhi-iei-hf""1'"" "r ,uw K"
KaplUt el.uieh ofihleity.
Uce. (illmail Pinker, of Poilland.
vlHitliiltwIlh hHtilciiii i.cv.u. ...
thl t hy, owr tucwiay.
ieople who
nud Newport
rniHiii train
.... T..l,lllitll III!'. Ir'
m-xr. Miv 'riTThiDKS r ! .iu.,.. city. He - t' 1,1
I ha i.rof.'luii .iu. 'i''-' "'' I i,t with the Alexander looji-r
' L ..i.f ...1I...1 itiiutmilecd. ' 1
1 w a '
' IliltlUlll. of
it. i uirrciiu.M.M. i-7 h j h.-v,-.mI i...i...e...i -.,
.ml rc.i.leli- . rwr '"V';' , ' .' . cclel.raied at Albany ai
Moiilnouth mr.fl". Iii.ll"eiid'i!e. ()1 M(ltllrty f;ern
! . . .. 1.1, ...in Im n-
evenilllf,
: , e if.
r. I... niih TiiHUdHV- nltefUOOII. lie
IIHII. . '
vn of a melancholy diupmdttnn and
tlirentenedlotukehlBlifo. llUmollieri
pol eeli-,;I Jt.Hl Kalplll !
thl city b'j , , , r vpl.....vrn '
WHimni umn;ii"ii
hi obi llnio irienu
one of our liet citl-
inii.n. Mr.
I " "rf , . 1 . I llt. Hill. l.U 11 urt
ol ivlebratiiiga""!' ol,r ,u,!"lK,r' 1 ..t h,w visited dim-rent - part of
u town. A,.,.,,,,, hut thinks that? Polk county I
Mr; K. It. Parrlali returneu in.... .-v , (lu. ,tK tl ner m.ct li of the alate
(III milllH'II
lr, M. A
iM'lltift.
in. brmiehc.
i.m.... (....,. ... una .Miiwillli'
li .! II ml Ni. inn. nth mrcei. op
l.ii.--lt.l. l e Nriti'Mii'l
. i- 1 I I I II ttl'I'P
U'I-4'U ll'tllll ll5VW"rl
river und repiirl very pleasant trip.
The trout wereelow Intake ihe hin.lt,
but hi party obtained a numberi.l very
iLiH-.HiindH. Thellouuderiindcrnb
tas6lll.Il t Tahxag"-A mutch Bame
orhaaeball will be played at Tuluue
.....i Uniifliii' nt ' o'clock p. ui.,
1111 IV i Afc ,.....-,.
between a picked team from Jefferson
mil jn.lepemlenee. It I Polk eounty
verMis Lh.n county. The Indcpciid
en. team 1 now In B"d "linne and
will put tip aatroiijEBaine. Adminmon
'", eeiil. Ladies and vehicle free.
" Unclaimed Lettnrg.-Followin i-s the
list of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Independence pout office, July 2,
1815"
i-Knv f Snnford. C
H' .IIK"' i-i-"J - ... j v V
Homidel,Al.nihnni oameyd, . F. J
Herreii, Mr. Anua italic,
Itohimton. Baity.
K. O. IlollEUTSON, P. M.
' Cilicers Iastaliea. The offlcern or
Clover Iaf lodge N- 53 were installed
Tucdny evening : Mr. E. T. Uenklc,
N.O.;Alr. F.P. Myers, V. O.; Miss
Sophia JotT. secretary! Mrs. J. L
Irvine. trensuretMr. A. J.Goodmr.n.
H S N. 11 ;Mr. KateOoff, L. B. N.
a . tr'V. H. Wheeler, It. S. V. O.;
.1 . niCl'VPi n'-'.c
lue run" . - rr 1
lik J iii tli" ntpreme court l iicku.i .
Awo-.npanyins the Irunccript were
1 474 typewritten pat?c of teti
,;,., "which in "aid to he more
evi.Iciiee than hits come up to the
Htiireiiie c nirt for year.
"uiVil ot Tbaufcs.
u'.. ivil. tn sincerely thank our
kind neighbor and" friends for
their kindly Fcrvicm during the
fatal illnesB of our ilnrung Uube,
jaloforthe beautiful ilowera. con
tributed ti) the burial services.
Mu. and Mk- C. W. InvisE.
Eow'a This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar re
ward for any caw; of d.tarrh that can
not I- cured by Hall' Catarrh Cire.
F. S. 0!!ENEV & CO., Toledo, ()
We, Ihe undemlKiied huVe known
F. J. Cheney for Ihe iui jo je, u
believe him perfectly houoraule in nl
-.J ....w,..i;,,n and linaneiuily
able to carry out any obligation made
?rriV;A v. AVhoIeale Dru-l!. meeting wa to
Toledo. O. Wa I.UI NO, ,KlNfA,N1
MARVIN. Wholesale Druggist. tf.e.l...
llalPa'Iaiarrh Cure I taken liiler
nallv. actios oirectly upon the I. I.hkI
and inucoiiH aurfaeea of the n.vntem.
'iviim.mliil sent free. 1'i tce ioc. per
bottle. Hold by all aruggiai
Whlteukerha been aljneut fmm hon
a week or leu day, having rom to tlm
HotHprinu In Lane county for hie
health. The hws will lie felt quite to- ,
verely by Mr. Wlnteaker, especially in
t lies lime of depressed price wlieil
the furmer I having a hard poll : to
make hi income meet hi exoeudi
turctj. HOP OKOWEK'S ASSOCIATE.
I S Ta bott. 1.. ft. . -.; Jus-.
Tho Elssovery Saved Bis UU .
Mr. G. Ciillouette, Vrtn, l.eavcrs
viUe.Ill., wye: "To Dr. King New
Discovery I ov.-e my life. Was taken
with La Orippe and tried ail Ihe phyw
cians for mile about, bnt of no avail
and v. as given up and f.ld I could not
live, llavinz Dr. King's New Discovery
in mr fto.o I Bent for a bottle and te-
. .1... flat rtmmh'fnu
pin 11 use aim irum i.
to get better, and after mingt hree Ik.ttle
wan up and nlout a.'aiii. D i worth it
We won t Keep mon.. w
house without it." tiet a bee trim .u
weight in pold.
house without
any drugstore.
lllilng waa xery g
al on 8llel creek,
I lUg
Vif.-n u',,,l,"r!:!; my
Han. " .;. - .
i.llvi : The cariicnier nii. i -
!ll,w..rk.-nF.A.lnly,..ewreH..eme
'....Fomlli. reel, and when completed
tivn A. MltU.-Ari)i;Nr:Y.,ltw,,u,HMlllUofll.U mate-t rwi.iinu,.
t-Ijiw. OHM over Jndc;i..ieiiie.u(u(Cy Ulucvi.nl. Tenty-two
X.tlon.l Hank. liideieiiilcnce, ur. u,,,! cai.llallntu have coin Jllw. (laily t'
well ilcnuen.
t ..... i .. ..I. ..... k.I ......
(mt lheneaiin I u nine uuc.i..
on the count Juki yet.
Claude Fryer npeak In enthu'atic
praineul the Simla Clara valley. He
.. . n ur.iiiiul San Jose.
wiyatnai iue".....,j -- ,
.ui,! even l.lgl. upon .he f.a.t bill, U
polk comity was right-lo the frort in
.i ,... lV'm,ltt on the
iiieceuoiiun... ' ... t v. H.ib.
Fourth. Priif. J. N. Hart, or i-hii. w. CJIapgeit, wuri.e...
xva pren-.dentof the day, Mi. baril, conductor; Mr,. Mo he him. I.
C a Hall of Monmouth, reader of L.; Mm. T. J. Fryer, O O.; Mrs. W
n cdiHdara.ion of Indepcudenee, and Uv. Williams, ch-pbihi A number of
rk It. V. Mulke.v. orator. m.cnt from Monmouth IoJge weie
v-uiii. j - . i t i..i. r..fi,.Kliim nts were
An old land mark ha d snppea
. i.. .....i f buildins
,,i,linuoniielle Ol oien.u. ...... ,
with the tearlnx'dowH of the old build
ing adjoining Knox's grocery on C
It wan the nrst niercauu
nut up In tSHltn imie iiu
the (it)' foinennw.
pre
served.
: ., t..
, I U 1141 11.
.V1""8 ia known he..ld Vanduyn build
i vi , i k on a 1ar'
HI'. tH' ... !.. ..t'l.ititiM
ut hern un "i "
' t . I.-.. I.i tlinitn
-rill". TONSO- ' . ,.r ton In H"e
i r. In iKUtniy mill ' ' .
K. r. iii'.wni.i ... ..,i.. i, .
ill AL AltTIHT. " "v...'-. , ! ,hl and a little .liver,
ui. ........ nn.1 liu r-cmiiuu. . "
.... r
ftatl.H SSti. Muin Miwt
U I clalmeii
f ore In
your work
CuitliiK c,
lii'lepeudeuce.
ri.,.tlhi.reurelH,0(H),lKK)tou ol
' . .J
i our Dnlhi coneiMmie.ii co...,....."
' ;,tnUhUfi im lI e.phm.tH...H .mm
, W.A.Va.i N.f I1; 1 r""L ,L ..rinter'. and not the
UIIHIIIHe . I- -
J.'lO. Illltll
Next
c i:. rtmii
l urlr. Snecorl
Twn .Iniim. Kliavillg
1. I........1 nil klnirt IllltlCC
I Hrit Natiomd U.ik. l..ueH'
fTwo bath tul- mitodiou. waiting
Vc hnll try
and
count.
I.avton
Suillli returned the other day
, ih.- Coo Day country
,.,.i r.'HiHil.llelll
avoldarein-litioti of the error.
Cash paid for poultry und ejfc
at the Star Grocer;.
BUY FRUIT
Lots of It m
THIS YEAR.
Kut all von ran, n'l w,,Ht
you can't cut you can cm..
M Kn.it cu.. i ;; '-o"
. .1....V, i,i nil SIZfS.
cmImwahiiow; tveia qiuu.
GLKSWJ1RB
The fluent lic of Uu
and Decorated C.laneware
ever offered in thin city i
now tieinK
Unit, lmving been built by Inane, Van-
i i .....i...ii,,ir. in liiiii oeiii.
i , - ,,. . uuyn, u oi.n.ti-. ...v.v ----- -
valley Ihe gnnlen pot of Ihe 1 ucillc !
ro. Snyder, of the Valley Trsuincrlnt,
advance a good idea w hen henuggent
rt h of J illy eelebrat ione aiiouiu
rou in Ihi country. It
.mi rl.it ism that we
. 7 i .ml U found in the should Uieuicaie.
ijoHI I iiir.iiiui. "
Hlli
Mif-srs
im. to work Ihelr claim by
power.
a imiiv of twelve yomur
" 1 ' ... .. , i i.,.i.,.wii,t.
from Corvalti. .-u.e ... mmnlu of some line quurtx
tllce.pad ..iron,.. L, ..a.. J , a htt Hlgi which he .Uncovered
OI1 their way to Mount Jeirernon. II He b the
h 'lie top amtcuM. ! , . .
Illlli'l I "
. .i i 1 1, u uu ..lob uHnpcimen
, ... .......... i.u ,w,.ii,ii ii 1 cnsirin. ii. " -
laud other ,H,Ku.ni . . - j . W(J H(W TlvJ quartz
July Ht l "y niouiiuoo v.
A stock i if lrv gornlx, consisting
mrwtlvof ladhV wear, has been
owned on C btrcct one door west
It ! .,f i 1-ip iiiistiillice.
Ulys-ea Mottin B'own, nged 27
vearaand ffn of Mr. Helen A.
l',r..wn. residing at the aoutliwest
corner of Chemeketa and Sutntner
Mir....ts. committed suicide by
drowning in the Willamette river
mine time after 11:30 o'clock Mon
.i ... ..iirht.- For several vears Mr.
. Great Sale off'iaaoa aaJ Crgacs
Lawebsi V. Moore, Pacific coast
representative of the Kimball
Pin no i'; Organ factories', will ship
to (Jorvalli this week two carloads
of these magniiicent inetrunieuts
direct from their Eastern manufac
tories which will be Hold at whole
sale prices. Thu is the greaiei-i-.,n.lr
d.Mvnaulcnf the celebrated
Kimball nianos and organs ever
offered to the West Side public.
Remember this is the chance of a
lifetime to procure fine new in
struments at actual wholesale
prices Don't miss tho opportuni
ty You will find us at Crvalhs
Or., during the ensuing week.
, b ought, honie with hi... a sample that Fourth of Ji
"? J l old dust from Dr. Parrlal. nud . he moic nuuiero.
ley Waller'- mining claim. , The I Ihe n,.l.l I of
llllll.) ... . ... I K,., ,1.1 1 noil ca to.
id I medium iineiiuu mi - . (her for the purpose of j foreman ana hosimr. it -
i, f.om the nurfaw to In-drock. W " K ' ,ht you can. quiet, gentlemanly person
-"rrinl. ..ml Waller are p. ,, - ! get i, M ml, (1wn uhful t0 tll0 dutie8 ,mpof
...o kibeir claim by hydratiho , In otln r wen s o . , f tho ,orse(
A larm Eesuiencs Burned.
friu r...,. r.)tti'it..ii.i of D. J. W hltl
i in- ii i. v
akerwas burued to the ground Mon
day afiernoou. The tiro was cautd
by sparks from the kitchen flue ignit
ing the roof. Almost everything in
the house, furniture, nemiing mm
Permanent Orjaniiation Election f
OfScers Appointment of Memben
of Executive Committee. '
The hop glowers of Independence
and vicinity met at the city hall on ,
Saturday, July 0, instant . at W j
o'clock a. in., pursuant to pul!DuI
notice. The meeting wm calWd Ut
order by A. J. Wolctt, temporary
president. Only committee work waa
transacted in the forenoon. At I
o'clock p. in. Mr. Wolcott, president
pro tern, again tailed tlie meeting to
orderaud stated that the object of the r
effect permanent r-
Eanization aud the election of officer,
etc. Committee reported on conatitu
Hon and by-laws. Moved tbsttliecon
ntitution and by laws In adop;e4 by i
sections carried. Move.1 that the re
port of tbe.cnnimittee be acceptetl and
tliecmnuittee lie discharged carried.' i
The constitution provides that the - .
sociatiou sliall.be kinwu aa jta, .
"Willamettj Hop Omwer's ( Aasocbv t-
tiouf that the . principal Place '
tneetingshallbeatlndeeiidenee;the "
association's annual meeting shall
I held the first Saturday IB
UMarch of each year . M ' n BI, c'
a. iu., and its oftleers nlinli Coui ;
of a rrident, three vice prs-
.teuts, a secretary, trenun-r aud an ex
ecutive committee of rive Numbers.
The by-laws provides that the tegular - ;
meeting of the annociation snail i (
lield on the first Saturday t eacli
month at 2 o'clock p. ". and member
ship shall be decided by ballot, etc.- '
Permanent officers for the eus'ilu
year were eK'ted as follows: A. JJ. .
Wolcott, president; Wm. Davidson, O
D. Itider. L. Damon, first, second
tlilrd vi presidents resiieellveiyj
Merwin, secretary; J. K. ;ptr. tfej
urer. A motion prevailed that the- .
inenibers of the an3lstioii pay'v '
....f ..veeodius 40 cents per bo
for picking. The motion drew out
ci .nsaleratde discussion, Imt it w.
the unanimous opiuion of tbemmbr
present that the preseut outlook for tb .
price of lioiw would not justify baying- .
more than 40 cents per box. Everyx
oue present appeared williug to !
labor so far as prices would justify la ,
doing. The association showed an. ad-
miiable spirit lo thatregara. -Bncklen'i
Arnica Salw..
Tlie best talve in the worlJk for:
Cut Bruises, Sores, Ulcer Salt
HVvpr Sores. letiei,
ii. - iii.tnni
Rmtrii had been employea i tne j .wi Mrs. Whiteuker
- .. ..i.i.... .1,.. ,.nnp tr l irooe. " 7
notsimpiyto gather: 1 amnion stamen u. w.v v...K-.... auJ Mis8 EllIlua ciinlleite were u.e
nosuoi. "I.., mM.nt. when the lire wa
nriil ""'J t"-'",,J f
HUU , 1,.,,1 ,,-aa liPHr OV
i rtiKcnvpreu. tt im in
!oil peanut stand ctlebratioi.s. We P.
I ... ... , ..i.-i.
,u...i.. i the Transcript is uooin. i
P0"'"1'! . i...-...l iu the
Uncle rioi ii":j
..v ncct to reHcl
i.. n... .I-..I. i. In Klirual to Mount
.."h'-.i-.
watch
of
)..pcu ui. . cutanea wmui as
him in carina for the horses aim . cmple of
otbi'r property of his employers. ( t.xwUnx umg the mad rendered
Wednesday's Statesman. ... I timely aid, but the lire was under too
A day cf magnificent sports will j rent hl,a(lwav toget it under control
be held at Albany, Fridiv, . July j with the p))or facilit.esft.r fighting tire
io nnni u imrnt a !ir:iiiu iiiiih.
sack
sold oy
Don't purchase cheap out-of-date
ware .vhen you
..... m t the lnst and ie-
vtt for the sume p
: ic
at
IRVINE'S CASH GROCERY,
Independence,
Oregon.
oiuuiy joi.i v . . - , j u .dioiit enually diviueu.
parties. The p,.t,nintress or ,m , I ' Cnwlcy bus spent' several years as
plcnee,- nice lookl..f 8 j Thu'udrnl ooi.ars ,ros-
w as among the party, " ..ec-lin.r for the ledge. The story
clty ealiiHl on our "Nanby IN. . pr-pertor-.
manterSn.ith was so lavoiaoiy n. - i Prow lev is one of our old-
lady mat ue ...-", ---; , ; ,,. ,, tlie .
rrand military
..w-mmI with the young
thinking of making a proposition
her to consolidate the two omees.
Libanoti Advance.
"Uncle1 raid llillibrand, one of the
rliixeua aud well-to-do fuimers ot
Ihe Luckiumute, was In the city tnls
week getting n'udy for the coming liar-
Kir lliltllirand is one of Polk
county's oldest settlers, having emi
Bratedlo Ibis country in 1S45. There
ail) few irsons living who have leil
citixen'of the enmity for half a century.
Mr.Hiltlbrand has saw thi country
pass through all the stages of sK-ial and
industrial development, from the crude
condition of unorganised society to
.i.f..r hiirhlv eonmlex clvllixalioii
has saw the couulry
wilderness wuu
..,i mntit worthy citizens and
irnthof the discovery of the ledge
beyond pernd venture.
O.O. Campbell while working on J.
M. Mitchell's hop house Inst Monday,
in the Marlon county side of the river
opposite this city, bad a uarrow eseuie
fro.., erious Injury. He was nailing a
plate '.'0 feet fmm the ground when he
...i.i.... , tiv l..t Ins luilance and fel-
I Villi II....-J
liaekwunl lothe grouud. Mr. Camp
bell was pretty badly shaken up but
fortunately esoaed with omy
sprained ankle aud a few bruises about
the body.
A nuinU-rofour oltinens visited the
! net little steamer Grey Eagle as she
cx, ' j uv ,t the landing last Saturday i-ve-
rdevelopfro.ua ." ... f,. wr MVmlwlt
lure and there a " , ...,.,.-..., ,alllt.
now niaKe u;tn.y ..-.-
uVi.-.,.ish. hicvfle. loot ana
races, tug-of-war between firemen
und u great band contest. Prizes
aggregating itfOO will be otlered.
number of the speediest wheel
men on the coast will take part in j
the races. After conclusion oi me
ball will be given
the house.
is Lectures.
Hcrold E. Monser, of Berkeley,
Cal., will lecture nt the Christian
church in this city this evening.
Subject tonieht: "The . I . t-i-
and thet hurcn." iomoin...
i.f
l i ... ... .
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
.'V. r., ... rr mill
and till Kin r- u",u"c' r
lively cures Piles or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to giTO
tlerfect satisfaction or money tin.
tunded. Price 23 cents per box.
For sale bv ull druggists, r -; .;,
men Baby wrt Ark. we ga her CxiJ .
WW sho was CM, she criod f or CtXMtm.
11ien she bixsuoe Xt, she i
rlunj to CutortB,
iVha she had OiUiii on. fci E
UieaCuKcria
at hand.
.i... f...,,illoHi ran e:ivat ."isk
tiillicatlon. having entered a ro m lo
secure her wardrobe when the thick
smoke caused ber to l-ecome so lie-
wildered that shecoui.l noi n.i.i u...
who came iu from the road recognizing ; pi ICQ ARF 00 NG WtLL
IO ncr ; i li i-v
dav'B festivities a.gratm im...., ,,., .,enl Went
at tne opera - . h a nwlVed i
ueveral burns about the arms.
The building was quite old.
but tt." I
about fifty - milt below nere,
bbe omueets witli tne auoii
trnnsft-rs . treicht and
..i.....r rltlerlo a hixh industrial de-
1 . .... l..r,ro nonula- . '"I1
velopmeui, , ri, . 1 ;,, where
!.tt. nml mini. .Villi; liiw uwi"-10 v" - i
world with Urichtl'urt,rfthe!1r,I1d rturDa to Indepcnd
soil. ' Kh Isoantained by J. H . Ura-
Cosh paidforpouUrrj and e ' ham rp,ain A. W. Glaham is at the
at the Mar Ororrry. Altoua'a w heel
"Novels and Novel Reading. The
first -veningB lecture w.ll he free,
but an admittance fee will be
Mmi-! for the second evening.
Adults. 23 cents; children, 10 cents.
. : .1 ...M.,.t. nnd 111-!
Mr. iwonser ia iichb"..
teresting shaker.
Awarded
Highest Honors World Falr
Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair.
DR;
dii:i.
IUV INK la Independence, Oregon,
Jul,- s Is9"'. LeoH Mav' lllfi,l,t
d.imrhter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Irxlne.or.'rynipclan. aired :t days.
Krw fi e-KiM l.nrm. or rro-1 '1e
D ti. .....i... with lH.inily: . ,
Al,.l l l-ll l...."Ol l"Tr. .
Til-l".-lv l.in!. m. mm!, ' wor.
CIKllli'.-wl'T'"1 .l -...
JM I'""' ' 1 " r"W
In M-aJA- 4ikl wi.
-rrw -r m
mm
Tliis summer ju-t because a great
niarv people think It's economy to
let their hofses go without nets. '
That's a mistake.
LIKE A MX!:-
I t lULIi ill
He'll do better woik, 1 lensnervoiis 1
...i ,,ir !. foel when protoetwl
a im : it
from insects. If near thr ead-jt
the season jut wle fli' ,
e,.t and stick titfl.tent. Net .,
cbea,estnov-ntntt,lK,t ,
,H,tv M.iall profit-sonn.' t T
wins, wme at 5. ami all prtcWl- -
tween. 1 .
W. K. Craven Co.-
ire?'
Most Perfect Wade.
40 Years tic Standard.
i II. M. LINK.
Iotary Public.
, K . Lift- nd Fire lnnmnc.
oin. E.t li2" stock
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