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Our Stock is Now Complete In HffifiFl'
DRY G0ODS & CLOTHING, Q
IBoota and Shoes.
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THE MERCHANTS.
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Beautiful Dress Goods.
LOVELY S6JttMER SILiKS.
Tti Very Best of Hosiery.
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Mini eviry Woiliie.ilny
rvdilim All inmiilu'ra In
mI luiiitlotf will Inkn iIiim
jOtl'l HIM. I.M..TII I...-M.'
!..vi. luv.ir.lliiiily- U 1 1 it
kiilulili. hivltmt Ui ul-
lulllf Wll.'U IKHIVl'llll'llt.
II, A . K It A M K III ('. I!.
J. II. Mollis, K, It, M.
;i)KrtNDEi:8CP, Mo. 801, WOODMEN
OK THE WOULD
n. Klr.t mill Tlilnl Tfliy ffVmiliiMii
, ,,, I. III. Hllll, III HiIiI C' Hl Hull.
V llnn iiimiilxr will 1 Wnliniue,
T. A II A V Ka, liiii.ul.
)ua I', 1't.imril.uii, Clink.
1 i,.tH.inWi' (loniioll, Nu. ill,
A. I". A.
it . l.i (Mil Fellow Hull, every
i.-.l.i iv iiv.'iilnu. Siiiiiiriilnit niciiiU'rs
air i'.iYlully In vil-i toulloiiil.
hikim;sh cards.
oris ii. iii ti.i:h.-i,iivsici.n
mi.IHiitjtm.il. Serivtary V. 8. huaiiiiii
inn hiiriiroliH. Independence, Oregon. Of
lice la opera limn blink.
HASH mi 1 IKOltH!W entry a
full KliH'k i) HiihIi. Doom, Mouldings,
I ilium, Etc. jrjVTuruliiit a specialty,
at Mitulioll A IUiIihiiiiiiii'ii, Main street.
Items of Local Nevs.
DltH. I.i:i: HA1HUTT.
I'lncuiuim nii'l Mun'iiiin. NKfinl at
tention imi'l t" di'.eiw "I iiieii.
ntli.-eover Independence National 'iiiik.
T J. D'. M- w- M- 1
M.. FelL-'w Trinity medical college.
i:.i ri:t('IIim. ii.-i'KH('K
mii ri'iW-ii.f, "fir hailroad mid
Monmouth mrn-lit, Independence, Ore-jjoii.
HMITII.-ATTHKNKY
.i.i'.w, Onto c.viT ln.l.-H-ii.l.'iico f.oW
r. S. A. Mt l.Ki:Y.-KKHll)KNT
li .iitini. Tin- i-tiif'-""!"" 'ti ii'--l in ii I
(, l.mm-h.'M. St.tt-ftt.-H..ti j(.mnu.t.-.l
Dili.-.. r..nl ro-.tn- tumn- llrtll, r-rni'r
.l nml Moiillimilll -tr.'.-m, oflHWltO
In,.''ii'!i'in-v .Niili.iiiiil 1""I-
k. t. iii:nuu:.-tiu: rosso-i
Id U AUTIr. Him m Ht.i rlur In !
Hl.uvi.mmi.l llMlr-Miltlint. ' '!
V.u.r ..fk. Jt-fI.HvliiK 1-. "
I li.lclM lllll'IH'.
! VTTON X VAN NOltTM
,,m-im1.mi.- I'.itrU'tH. Slirtylntf.
,vi.i. ;llirCiiltiii..,.'i "'". 1" l-,uU'
3y-Two Imth tul- naUHlioiiiwulting
FLIES ARE DOING WELL
Thin miimii.T Jnit Uf'iw gmxt
ii.nny liHiplu tliink It' mummy
l,.t tlii'lr liorm'H ! williout iiftn.
Tlmt'ii a uilHluko.
TKKAT YOVIl HOUSE LIRE A MAN!-:-:'
He'll ilo liotUTWurk.lxi loHMU'tvoii
ml rciuiro Una f.'-l wIhmi i.rot.tiHl
fni.i. l.iM-t. H'H """ tluxmilof
thom-amm jiml !... Ili.'H l.ito hnnl
CHt un.l Htirk tiuM""t. N'W ra
,.,..HmhI now-iint at -.t. 't''
tiilchly H.nall .r0tit-Hom.i nt oil
.-.nu, m.mi' "t Hiid H l'rlt''" ll0'
twi'cn.
W. H. Craven Co.
Mm. Will I.lnin In wtloiiNly ill,
lr. Kiili-y, (Ii'mIIhI, Monmouth,
del ynu h laiili-ru at thu Iluulii'tKior.
(.'IiwImk mil kliou tininlicH nt (.'loilf.'l
Ur Jlm'i.
J. M. Viiiiiliiyii wan vImIIIiik tliu
lllf lloiiilU tliU work.
A flnu HHMirtuioiit of li'K'al lilankn
ki'it t'oiiKliintly on tiuiiil.
HlBlloit AKi-nt (li'o. Howe, of Mc
Coy, wiw In ih vily Tui-mlny.
Ira CloilfclliT niiiilu n llylnir trip to
tlm futility wilt on IiIn win I today.
The mil) olllcu In the coiinly wli-r
thti "lh tHfi (y Imp tlcki-l" UprlnUfd.
.Mr. Ni'Imoh'b iu-w liop-hoiimi In wU
inidiT vviiv Mini will Imi conipluU'd hill
fi".v ila.VH.
Mr. lli llulrk li liavliiK a larxe eleva
tor tow i-r htllll on 111 Jlidielidi'iiei
witri'hoiimj,
J.H. CooiH-r In rmttlrHtliiK for few
duyn over ut 1,1m olu couuty'ii fuvorile
K'U hir ri'KOI I,
If von iitnl a ctKik hlovo luiy the
"Huperlor," thn very bent. F. K.
CIiiiiiiIhtk, w.U) ii(tent.
Mr. J. 1). IrvhiB and Mm. J. F,
O'Doiinell left Friday for neveral tlaya
outing over at Newport,
J.- II. FiirillnKunieletitlynvered
from IiIm reeuiit nevere inularial alluek
to be alHiut itio Ntreela uKiilu.
Wanted III exHiaiiRu at tho Star
tiriKt-ry I.bkoii, lard, chlekeiin, veel-
nhlea. fruiu, oat mid U inarkelable
iroiluci'.
Mm. W. II. Craven returned from
Portland hint Haturday, aoeoiiipanled
by her nioth. r, Mra. L. W. Ilobertaon
ami her lter, Littlo.
The deputy Hherilfof Bent3ii county
wa In the city Haturday looking for a
who had atoh n a home aitfl
biiitlty near Albany Friday.
tr II A. Fuller lolned thu Inde
t.eUilenee pleaMireaeekeraoverat New
Hirt Saturday. She expeotH to taken
two weeks outliiK
hniiie.
Arlhur I.nne, win of Hon. L. F,
l.aiie,irib"'biiri;, I nut reeeully lieen
ordained a ilet In tho Catholio
ehuivh. Mr. Lane Ib mild to 1 aymniK
nan of tine abilities.
"Pap" H"lln Bnd W. P. Conimway
left for Hoilaville Monday iimrnlng.
Mr.Coiinawuy will tarry at the nprhiK
a few day i only , and then Join Mm.
Conimway over at Newjairt for a week
or ten days ouiiu at the aea ahore.
Hev. L. B. Flnher will hold relipioiw
m-i-vlo-H In the KvauKelieal ehureh at
Moiiinimtli. Sunday morn lint and even-
Ini;, and will alao preaeh In the (irace
ehureh, three miun norm . "-
mouth, at thn-e o'clock in uie auer
lioou. Charlie Irvine drove over to Boda
vllle laat Sunday, aeeompanled by
(irandina Irvine and Master Walter
,!,. will remain some elk'ht or
(en day l
health renort.
on Monday.
... friend. (Jeo. V. Heed, of
..i ,, viHitinit In the city a few
Mr Ueed aavs the
(lava imi - - .
..liv iHeonnmratlvely iiulet lor
tl.iHHeason of the year, but everybody
expediiiKbellertlmetnmia..
the wheal and hop crops are harvested.
Mr. and Mm. W. E. Creaay, who
have been living In California for the
, , r pvoret to reiui u io ni. i..
I'L'lJLISIII'.ltS' NOTICK.
TlIK I.MiRI'KNIiKNCK K.NTKHI'KIHK
piiMHt'd to tli owiicraliip of F. M.
Urown nml L. A. liailey, on Aur-
, 2.1, 18115. All bill iluoTor a.l-
vertiHing, job work, uml HiibHcrip-
tioiiH, up to Aii(UHt 2d, 1W)', are
payable to ami will bo collected by
Morin & Ford. All contraetH for
ailverlining, Bulmcriptiont and job
work iiiiule by Morin A Ford while
proprietor of Tim Kntjkpkihk will
bo lulfillod by F. M. IJrowu and L.
Hailcy.
Dated AuguBt 2d, 18M.
J. 15. Mohin,
J. T. Folio,
F. M. ISitow.v,
L. A. I5AII.KY.
W
II.
Notary Public-
. Lir Fl' m-iiranee.
Sewing lliachlliei rented by W. II.
Whetder.
Every atyle of hop tickets jirlnk'd at
IIiIm otllee
l)nborno extras at Frazer AtJattron's.
Moiniioulli, Or.
Mr. m.d Mrs. Fred (ireeli'j oldet
child In very Hick.
Mr., and Mm. (1. A. Smith were viait
lug In Salem over Sunday.
lV,.A..r A Cut! ion Hell Clover Leaf
binding (.wine. Monmouth.
Dr. Knlev. the deullft, Monmouth,
dias erowu and bridge work,
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable,
harmless, diet-live, do not pain orgrie
Mr. and Mm. T. Layton Jeuks were
vlxitltm iii Portland the llmt of the
week.
Mr. and Mm. O. W. Wheeler, of Leb-
onoii, are visiting with their s.
H. Wheeler, In this city.
a fn.uli uml complete stock of the
Celebrated Cleveland paint jut re
ix-lyed. F. K. Chambem,
Whv natronlze a btsik agent when
CUxlfcller liro's can sell you any book
published at the same price
The lieach is hard on shoes, but we
will sell vou a new pair when you
coma back. The Uaket Stor
l 1. Don-Is left Friday for
Detroit, llmiton county, where she will
visit relatives for a few days.
James Alexander delivered the first
load of wheat of this year's crop at Hel-
mick's lndepeiitience warenouse ou
July HI.
The Entkki'HIhe job ofllce is pre
pared to get out any style of hop
tickets on short notice and at prices to
suit (be times.
Mr. and Mm. John Kurr returned
from Unper Soda lait Friday, where
they have been taking a three weeks
ouliugfortho henellt of Mr. Kurr's
health.
Mrs. Kate Goff and two daughters,
MIshcb Ilessie and lane Lines, Lulu
Robertson, Rosa Richardson and Anna
Kelley left Tuesday morning for a
week or ten days' outing at Sodayille.
D, W. Sears returned from the Foley
Snrlniis last Sunday.
I. inn county's iauious
Charlie returned home
.September. Mr.
health forsev-
climate of
nnti Knot
lilcMulil SI
A lli-IIK'' "
ii..nce by U mi i"
Creasy lias len in poor
i ,ilis. the warm
Hotithern California has been very en
ervatliiKi'lMm his ".vs'eni.
Cash paid for poultry amicus
at the Star Urucery,
It
9
il
III
To Trade At
I RVINE'S GASH GROCERY,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HOP PICKERS SUPPLIES,
Don't forget thnt wo carry
..niuil'l'l!S
i.lica forllv'i-iiv.
all kindu of
and that wo
that can't be beat by
supl
,.;i1 sell for prices
any store this side of Portland.
TICKETS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
COODS.
Don't Foret Tho PI ce
Independence,
FOR
Oregon.
R
Mr. Sears is
much improved In health and speaks
In tliehluhest terms of the medicinal
properties of the mineral water at these
springs.
' A Chicago editor pays a handsome
and deserved tribute to Oregon climate
and women, says the Statesman, by re
marking that "every lady is beautiful,
for her complexion it as clear as crystal
t.1 ... ,1,.
and tinted liueine rose. jmm m? v..-
mate -Iocs It.'
It Is not generally known that figs
can lie raiseu in mo " .
but such is the fact. Mm. Latoresr, oi
Oregon City, bus now ripe on ner nets
in her ciirden some very line nu.
Thee trees have been planted about
twentv-tive years, a second crop is
coming on and a third crop is expect
ed before the trees cease to bear for the
season.
Mr. and Mm. R. II. Wilcox, Rev. J.
Raid win and wife, Mr. and mm. ft.
i,..i.i ;., n.,,1 Mr. a-id Mrs. M. 1 .
I. xm.u i '
Raid win leturned home from Fletch-
er's lieacn rruia.y uui . i....,
outing of neatly three weeks. The en
tire party looked as aunmirneu aim
rugged as tho sunshine, salt sea air and
good living could make them.
Constable Curt Hubbard, of Dallas,
was shaking hands with old acquaint
ances on our streets last Friday, curi
i f..n ,.fiii r.-is'iit trln Last. He saw
some fine country, especially in East
ern Nebraska, Northern Iowa and East
ern Illiuols. Mr. Hubbard says that
Ogdcn is a nut beautiful and home-
like city, while Chicago is a marvei oi
bigness, thrift ana enterprise.
A material change has been made In
the matter of lighting the big O. A. R.
hall. Instead of canvas w iudows at
the sides the building will be lighted
from the top by glass nidows In Hie
tower. It is considered lhat this mein-
odisan improvement upon me uiu
at vie of canvass windows, besides be-
Ing equally as elieap u is a uecmeu
provement in the appearance of the
building. Tlie lower win
and will BfTord ample
the building. There will also be a
iruiiwm over each entrance or
d.s.rway which will afford
able light.
O. A. Kramer. Jeweler.
Dr. Kplry, the dentist, guarantees
all his work.
A. Tubular lantern at the Racket
Stor 811 cents.
Hon Ike Patterson, ot Halem, was In
the city toduy.
Subscription for any jierlodleal, at
ClodfelterRro's.
We print hop tickets with or with
out stubs take your choice.
Kxlradiunem at theClty Restaurant
i . U,....l,a
HOW. Always ice ureum nu.....v.
The J. F. O'Dotiiiell icompauy are
sole agents for the Pla binders and
re palm.
Mr. and Mrs. .I.E. Miller, of Mon
mouth, wore callers at Hie j,NTKKriu
olllc Tuesday.
Fruzer (.'attron have the exclusive
sale ofOHborno binder and mower ex
tras. Monmouth.
Money and time saved by taking the
Northern Pacific when you go i.ai.
Inquireof W. II. HawU-y.
C. II. Teale and family, of near
Monmouth, are resticatlng at the Soda
Springs over in Linn county
Pink Patterson has been upending a
few days in the city. He is wei
pleased with his -Situation over a
Salem.
Ilelmlok'e new warehouse at the In
dejiendeiiee roller mills is obout com
pleted. It will be ready
grain the last of the week.
Messrs. H. H. Patterson and W. O.
Cook Monday afternoou leu mr
Fletcher's ta-uch, where their families
have been sojournlug for the past two
weeks.
Dr. Rabbit and wife, of Indepen
dence, accompanied by Mm. Rabbit's
sister, will occupy a cottage in New
port for several weeks. Newport
Rewrd.
Mrs. J. A. Mills and Miss Eva Mills
returned from Newport Wednesday
afternoon, where they have been
spending a pbatant vacation for the
past week.
W. U. Nesmith was iu the city to
day. Hesaysthat threshing is only
fairly under headway in the Rickreall
neighborhoml, but the grain is turning
out fairly well.
Pure Rich Rlood is essential to good
health, tieeati.se the blood is the vital
fluid which supplies all the organs
.ti,hnr Hood's Sarsamirilla is the
great blood purifier.
f'hnrlie Shiats anil Joe Hubbard's
families returned from Waterloo lust
week They had a very pleasant out
ing and speak in the higest terms of
the accommodations at this pleasure
resort.
Alexander Turnbull, who lives on
the prairie two miles north of here, has
a field of oats that yielded 08 bushels
per acre the other day. So far as we
have heard this is the biggest yield of
the season. Can any of our farmers
beat it?
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Miller, of Mon
mouth, accompanied by theirchildren,
are visiting relatives near Portland.
Mr. Miller and family expect to take
nn outing for a couple of weeks in the
Cascade uiouutai ns near Mt. Hood be
fore returning home.
Convict George Merick escaped from
the penitentiary yesterday. Fifty dol
lars reward Is wft'ered by Superiu-
.uiidniii. nillitrt for his capture. He is
described as follows: "Age, 34; eyas,
gray; native of Kansas; height, 5 feet
10J inches, 197 pounds; hair dark
brown; occupation laboier; two soars on
rinhtarmeto.
The Enterprise, lias gained an
cuviable reputation for its fine job
work, and it proposesto sustaiu that
hop
f
Call and get our price on
ticket before going elsewhere.
8. D. Tucker has been appointed
postmaster at Crowley In this county.
Get your bread at the Hon Ron,
They receive it fresh from Halem every
day.
Rrlck laving recommenced again
Monday morning In dead earnest on
the big corner block.
The J. P. O'Donnell company have
Just received a new cargo of the ecle
brated Htudobaker farm wagons.
A full assortment of celebrated Clauss
Bheara and Helssota, unlimited guaran
ty, with everv nalr. F. E. C'H amiikkh.
Uncle Joslah Johnson continues very
low. There has been no maicuai
i,. in lila condition since last
week.
If vou want first class Job work
come to Tun Kntkbi'RIHB office and
vou will get It. We employ enly
first clans workmen.
Extensive forest Ares are raging in
fhn tlmlr d strict west or l.auraun
which were started by lightning strik
inirtt tree. Much damage is being
done.
t t? .Tru-L-ann'H farm residence, near
Hubbard. Marion county, was totally
.io.ir.ivMl i,v lire Tuesday night. The
Winn 'J' J -
building was worth about tl.OCO and
M- i,.,.inu,n hud Ji.'.OO insurance on it.
M. A. Haker has opened his shop
aln. one door west of the post office,
where he can lie found ready to do
anything in the way of shoe maKing
or mending, as cheap as the cheapest
and as good as the best.
The sneciul election held in Lafay
ette, last Monday, ior me purpose
,wi,iin whether or not to bond tne
town for river improvements, resulted
in the affirmative. Bond to the
amount of W,000 will be immediately
floated.
Tiik Independence Estebhribb has
been purchased by Messrs. F. M. Brown
and L. A. Baily, newspaper men from
tho East. The Enterpeisk is a good
paper In a good city in a good county
and we can see nothing but success be
fore it. McMinnville Telephone Regis
ter.
A Salem d'spatch to Wednesday'i
r q..v V. R. Lawler, who
WRpilllJ- --
la develooiue the Bantiam gold sud
u;tpr mines, received a London cable
today that he had been elected super
intendent and resident director.
lumn nil I nas oeeu oi..c.c.
IU I " 1
disposal .
Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams returned
home from Yaquina bay Wednesday
even i nut, ine weaiuer una
phillv over on the coast dunuR Aurhsi
the valley have
been sweltering with heat the pleasure
0...l.-ers over on the beach have oeen
indulging the luxury of over coats aud
seal sacques.
We learn that the man Christenson
was arrested at the instigation of his
own people, who were satisfied that he
had stolen property in nis possession
Tl. man has Ixirne a bad reputation
since boyhood and has frequently
brought, humiliation and disgrace up
on his people, who staud well iu the
community where they live.
Rev. O. B. Whitinore the pastor
the Congregational church, will preach
next .Sunday at 11 a, m. and also at 8
p . in. Subject for the evening service:
'TI.p relation of the churches to Secret
Societies." Bro. Whitmore was for
three rears "Grand Official Instructor"
of the I. O. U. W. and has been in the
pulpit eighteen years, and ought to
bmv how to discuss this questiou.
All secret order people, and all who are
i kt KvwKrm.-n.'
At the BOOT & SHOE STORE
Every pair of Boote or Shoes
bought of us that rip, run over
or soles come loose, will be re
paired by us, Free of Charge.
I AI.HO
MAKE AND REPAIR
BOOTH AND SHOES.
J.W.Bentley,
I ndependence,
Oregon.
4
1
J 3
Win. Durham is carrying his arm In
sling, caused from a catarrh iu the
palm of the left hand.
J. S. Coojier, president of F. N. Bank,
Independence, spent hunday Willi ms
laughters who are taking their vacation
at Newport. Newport Record.
The Independence pleasure and
health seeker, who have been rusti
cating at the coast and various mineral
springs, are beginning to return to the
humdrum life of the city.
Messrs. Vanduyn, Veness & Wilcox
have been quite busy tms wee laning
an inventory ofscock on hand prepar-
tory to opening under the name oi
West Side Trading Company.
Mr. A, Wing, who has been looking
after his harvest on the I.ucKiainuie,
was compelled to return to his home in
Portland one day this week, because of
a painful catarrh on the hand, from
which he has been sunenng mr a
week or more.
The "Oregon Silver Imprint," a pop
ulist organ, printed at a many "
made its way iuro the i,NTEKPRisr,
... . ,1.,
office. "The Impnut" is unuer
editorial and business management or
J. A. Finch. It is neatly priuted and
is quite a readable new spaper.
Many buisy hands have been active
with hummer and saw at work on the
All the help is
nignflii" ..
volunteer, and everyone works with a
zeal which gives evidence of the interest
taken in the construction of the building
by the general public. The big build
ing will be nearly enclosed by Saturday
night.
No better evidence of the beneficial
effects of tiling can be had tnan tne
present splendid crop of bay, oats and
wheat, raised on Joseph Digman's
farm near here. Mr. Digman had
sAVPral hundred rods of tiling laid last
on tht. result has been one of
the finest cropsevcr raised iu the neigh
borhood, and by four told the finest
crop ever raised on that particular farm.
MARRIED.
H A WLEY LAN DESS. In Mon
mouth, Or., August 14, 1805, at 10
o'clock a. m. Curtis L. Hawley and.
Miss Rose Landess, Rev. Bumpier,
officiating.
The marriage ceremony was cele
brated in theCbristinacbnrcb which
was tastefully decorated for the occa
sion. The guests consisted only of
the families of the bride and groom.
The gallant young groom is the sec
ond son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Hawley, of Monmouth, who rank
among the first families of the
county. Curtis Hawley is a young
gentleman of much promise, and
stands well in the community
where he lives. The fair young
bride is the accomplished daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Landess,
who reside near Monmouth, and
are people of high respectability.
The many friends of the young
couple wish them a happy journey
through life together. The groom
and bride left for Newport on the
1 1 o'clock train, where they will
enjoy a few days of the social sea
son before beginning the every day
realities of wedded life.
SONS OF VETERANS.
of
A movement is under way to or
ganize a camp of the Suns of Vet-
,..., a m connection with the
G. A. R. Post and the V. R. Corps,
The aee limit is placed at 18 years
Anyone wishing to becomaa mem-
i,ur eh. mid communicate with Mr.
M. A. Baker of this city.
LAWN TENNIS.
-vputation in spite of competition from e(1 to se(.ret orders most cordially
.... . PI,la f.dlou W I I'
enure. wnaisorvci . v,...
.in v
is prepared to do tuo latest sij les oi
job work, in a neat, artistic aud work
nienlike manner, and at living prices.
Give us a call, sample our work, aud
get our prices.
Samuel Vincent and liis son Charles,
i who shot and killed JUiKe lvo.nopy
laud John Rergniau in Ellensburg,
Wash., last Suuday, were taken out or
the county Jail Tuesday night and
hung to the over hanging limb of a
silver popular tree until they choked
to death, with their faces within six
inches of each other.
The Coos bay stage was again held
up Tuesday evening, en route fruiu
Myrtle Point to Roseburg, at a poiut
.i,c..,o nf the first hold-up a
ncni i"T cvv -
few weeks ugo. There were several
passengers and considerable money
aboard the stage, but the -'lone high,
wayniau" secured only a few silver
dollars..
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Laughary re
turned home the first of the week from
their outing over in the Alsea oouutry
Mr. Laughary saya they bad a very
pleasant trip., plenty of game and an
abundance of exercise.- He says there
i trnml muntrv over iu the
Alsea, the farms are generally in good
condition aud the crops look welU
Bro. Wash, of t he Itemizer, in his
sum me- perambulations over the coun-
The tower win w i m ; - . .... of the i j Pi-
light for : ty t "V "u . ,
neer (lavs. J-.uuor wu vi.-v..
farm of John Waters one day last wek
r..nn.l lht enterprising farmer
......... ..oi . f.iiwd forks that were
hroiiht across the plains in 1S53, and
.cradle and scythe which his father
bought of Uncle John Waymire in 1S54-
consider-
Cask paid for pmdtry n4 rTjf
at the Star Grocery.
iuvited.
An electric sensation has broken out
... vTOI11,ir mi.lihe summer visitore
there of a gossipy turn of mind are up
to their eves in the dirty details. A
musical man and the unmarried sister
ofhiswifaarethechief figures in the
affair, and their discovery iu asituatiou
nn.nromisiiiL'. and the subsequent anx
iety of the horn blower to quit Newport
for the sequestered shades of Salem is
the beginning and the end of the story.
Since people sometimes go away from
home to misbehave, it is well that this
i v.o.1 their wns exuosed to the
eud that a lesson may lie learned to the I
effect that puritanic deportment is as
important in Newport as it is iu Salem.
Corvallis Tunes.
Piehard F. Wells, Esqr. a prominent
real estate dealer and attorney of Taco
ma. is visiting frieuds and relatives iu
this city and vicinity. Mr. Wells is
..ll known in Polk county, navmS
made his home here from early ooy
hood t mature manhood, but some
ten yearn ago located iu Taeooia and at
once became identified with the busi
ness element of that enterprising -city.
Mr. Wells has recently been East on
business goiug as far as Ohio. He
spent several weeks in the newly dis
covered oil regions of Ohio, and says
that region of the old Buckeye- state is
u.inr through one of the biggest
iMMims he ever saw. Mr. Wells
pects to visit Alaska soon, and perhaps
... . , . : .. f 1 1
Southern lIilorma iaier .u
w .r nleased to state that Dick (that
is the way his Polk county frieiuls ad
dress him) is looking as tine as auw,
and is, as usual, the bean ideal of good
fellowship.
The first s ries of lawn tennis games
it wwn Independence and Monmouth
were played at the lawn tenuis grouuds
f the Independence. Athletic club last
Saturday afternoou. Quite a number
of interested spectators witnessed the
games. Independence was represent
l.v V. Rurch and Oris Robertson
on,l Monmouth by Lester Higgius and
f.-mi! NewlHTg, wnose
WELLS DAVIDSON. At the resi
dence of William Wells, nearBuena
Vista, Oregon, Sunday, August 11,
1895,Enimett Wells aud Miss Mabel
Davidson, Eev. Lees, officiating.
The gallant groom is a son of
Wm. . Wells,' Esq., one of Buena
Vista's pioneer hop-growers, and
the fair bride has made her home
with the family of Mr. J. B. Wil
liams since last spring, ana uaa
many friends in this vicinity.
Her people reside in .Ashland,
Oregon.
The marriage ceremony was per
formed in the presence of a few re
latives and friends. The many
friends of the happy couple wish
tbeui a pleasant journey together
through life, , a pathway strewn
with roses and a home filled with
mutual love and confidence. "
I N. ,
BOUS.
GREEN Near Independence, Or.,
August 14th, 1895, to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Green, a son, weight 8
pounds. '
a vouny man
nam we did not learn, a -
games were played. The score stood
17 for Monmouth and 13 for Indepen
dence. A return match will be played
Saturday afternoou .
Bucklea's Arnica Salve
The best alve in the world
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, 1
T?hoiim Fever Son
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
for
rs. Salt
Tetter,
tivelv cures Piles or no j.ay re
It is guara-iteca u give
at!sf:iotion or money re
pric-! !" cents p r box
bv all druggists.
quired,
perfect
funded.
For sl-
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Jni, n-d o the 5tl, day of August. 1, in the
n mtwr of the estate of 1). if. Clodfrlter. Ue
Sl lwiiltroniaua alter the oth ay of
Somber. 1KB, otter at Private Sale tho fol-f-epieiuoti.
i , nmn.riv be iinelnic to
S"smu- t W "Lit uumber v . in
Kl ik n on her rtve (5), In Henry Hills Town
two years, secuieu uy
w4 AJiulnlslrairii.
When Baby was rick, we g-re Csstorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Caswrta.
When she became Site, she cluag to Castoria
When she bad Children, she gayethem Castoria.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair.'
v Most Perfect Made.
40 Years tie SUndartt,
LOCAL MARKET REPORT.
Corrected weekly by Star Grocery.
Chicken, -.11.30 0 2..V)perdo.
Side Bacon. 9 10e lh-
Shoulders 7 9,3 " "
Hams WW
Lard
Eggs
Potatoes
Cabbage
rcas
String beans
Corn
Onions yonntf) -
Cucumbers
Apples
Teach phiroi...
Black berries . -
, 9e
9c doi.
25c bn.
40c do.
..2c lb.
. .2c
, 5c ,. doa.
AOe
.lsc
.25c ba.
30c
.66 a crate.