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leilee. J
Grandma Uitner i erioulv ill, j
ami being quite afd ctnuUtiou (
oauie aotne alarm. I
John Smith, an aged gentleman,
who recently arrival here from j
Missouri, is aufferinK from the !
fracture of a rib caused by a fall, j
Dan Wilson h noM hia ranch I
and will move to Port la ml j
Mr. Horner, the A i rite jeweler,
called .ire lust Sunday.
Meeisra. Jame ami Lloyd Molt,
sons of Dr. V. S. Moti. ofSilem,
were tailors last week en route to
the coast.
The harvest Wing bountiful and
the laborers few, Rev. ArnoM, of
Kings Valley, dolled th minister
ial robes, ami donning jumper and
overalls joined Lewis Kitner'a
threshing crew.
Constable Lewi, of Lewisville.
was a caller last Sunday.
Hazel nuts are plentiful this year
and nutting parties are numerous.
The Pedee Lumber Co. is deliver
i .,(, to
ing lumber at Airlie preparatory 10
... . . -j , -
Rhinninir to outside markets. -
shipping to outside markets
Lem Riker and turner Lewis are
members of the Smith Tetherow
threshing crew, which is now in
the vicinity of Lewivil!e.
All of our Indian war veterans
have applied for pensions.
Mrs. Nick Tarter, of Corvallis,
visited at the home of her mother,
Mrs. P. A. Johnson, last week.
George Boothby, a stock buyer of
Monmouth, was a recent, caller and
reports good beef cattle as being
very scarce.
Mrs. Lillic Simpton recently
killed a hawk that measured four
feet, eight inches from tip to tip of
wings. This incident brought to,
light the fact that Grandma Grant,
a pioneer of 1850, has killed ."2
deer since her arrival in this
coaaty.
Two years since a disease became
prevalent in Kings Valley and in
the logging camps, which the local
physicians pronounced smallpox,
and a number of employee in the
Spaulding logging camp have re
cently become afflicted .with a
malady showing very marked
symptoms of the same ailment.
While the disease is infectious in
character, it is in no sense malig
nant, and in most cases its course
is brief as it yields readily to treat
ment, and as it does not leave the
patient in an exhausted condition
there is but little cause for alarm.
Liotik Pleasant, Please.
Photographer U. C. Harlan, of Eatou
O., can do so now, though for years he
couldu't because he suffered untold
agony from the worst form of indiges
tion. All physicians aud medicines
failed to help him till he tried Kleetric.
Hitters, which worked such wonders
for hirn that he declares they are a god
send to sufferers from dyepepsia and
stomach troubles. Unrivaled for dis
eases of the Ktomacb, Liver and Kid
neys, they build up aDd give new lile
to the whole system. Try them. Only
50c. Guaranteed by Kirkland Drug Co.
Jfow IsThe Appointed Time.
The O. It. & X. Co. has issued a
handsomely illustrated pamphlet
entitled, "Oregon. Washington A
Idaho and their resources." People
in the ea6t are anxious for infor
mation about the Pacific North
West If voa will trive the O. It.
& N. Co. agent a list of nams of
Dmicrn TiPfiril who are likelv to be!;.,
interested, the booklet will be
mailed free to such persons."
Yours trulv,
A. L. Ckaig,
General Pasgr. Agent
My Hair
"I had a very aevere slcinets
that took off all my hair. I pur
chased a bottle of Ayer'a Hair
Vigor and It brought all my bair
back gain." lM ,
V. 0. Qulnn, Marseilles, III.
One thing is certain,-
Ayer's Hair Vigor makes
the hair grow. This is
because it is a hair food.
It feeds the hair and the
hair grows, that's all there
is to it. It stops falling
of the hair, too, and al
ways restores color to
gray hair.
SI M a Milt. AIISnnM.
If yeiir drngcMt cannot 'l'y Jr".
stmt us on dufisr and will vipm
too Into. B sur uil (tlt thm nam
til our DMrHI nnmsnAlc. Addres,
J.l'.AYKKttt.. iMill.Nua.
UUkrtllll.
Miss Meda Scobert is with Mrs.
J. FeUer coking for ). I).
Rider's threshing crew.
Holt Crowley, who formerly ie-
s ed ot Monmouth, but late or
Grants lass, has returned to the
ur . ..
valley and is stopping wtth his
father-in law, G. 0. Smith.
Mrs. L. C. Urown came down one
day last week and was calling on
friends. She expects to move
down soon as her son, H. C. Sey
mour, has our echool for the com
ing term.
L. C. Koserand A. F. Stoner are
at McCoy building a fine residence
for George Kelty. .
W. K. Clark went to Portland on
his way to Joseph, Wash., with the
remains of his grand-son. Frank
Kirkland.
Mrs. J. II. 15urgnrd came up
'. C, D.tl... .l .. iil liup imninlli
.
Miss Surah Fricseu returned to
her home Saturday.
The sad news reached here Sat-imf.-iv
(if tf.e drowninir of Frank
Kirkland at Eugene. He was a
n I
son of Alex Kirkland, who resides
at Ji.seph, Wash.
Hull McOnniel expects to move
to Dallas soon, having rented his
11,1. ' . I,...
,o ..uit v.u-.r, .
ti I,.... ., I
,.i goliL Kicbard K. hergusou. of Inde
froin Glen, Oregon, where he has ppndeni. On'gou; (ieo. L. Hawkins,
l . ... .. .......I. nf I riil..iiaiifl,rif. Oreirr.n
neen rusucaiing ir a wrriv.
B. F. Lucas, our popular depot
agent, went to Newport Saturday
to join his family, who have been
there for the past two weeks'
The farmers are busy hauling
off their grain, as it is turning out
much better than was expected.
,f . .
Mrs. M. Myer expects to move 1
0nrva!iis II. C. Seymour and I
to Cnrvalns. II. C. Se
mother will occupy her house this
winter.
S. T. Burch is laid up with a
sore hand, having scratched the
skin oil and it doesn't seem to
heal.
Mrs. M. Myer is assisting Mrs
Middleton in the' cook wagon of
the Middleton it Patty threshing
outfit.
Win. Xesmith went to Indepen
dence Sunday.
Wm. H. Thielson and wife and
Miss Delia Simnnton have gone to
iet,t Oregon, to spend a few weeks
n... i
J. T. Cooper, of Hopewell, is
running the warehouse at Derry
for Belfour Guthrie and his family
i camped with him.
A W. Whiteaker was U pleasant
caller Monday.
A. Lucas sold his farm to Mr.
Lontfneeker, of Iowa, and will
move to near Salem, giving potmen
ion the tirst of September.
Klmer Vance, of Pennsylvania, a
nephew of A. F. Stoner, who lias
been visiting here the past two
months, expects to return to hia
homo this week. (
X. M. MePaniel and daughter
came up from Portland last week
and have gone to the coast for a
faw days.
J. W, Allen hud the misfortune
to have hia team run away and una
of his fine horses broke it leg and
had to be killed.
Just Look At Her.
Whence came that i.irlghily step,
fuultlewi skit), rich, rosy complexion,
lulling faee. Hhe look n-oil, feel
Kood. Here's her secret. She use Dr.
Klna'a New Life Pills. Jtesult, all
orumis active, dluestloii good, no head
aches, uo chance for"tlue." Try them
yourself. Only 5h! at Hlrklaml Irig
Co.
XOTICB FOU PUBLICATION
department of the Interior.
Land Urne" ul Oregon fity, Or.,
July '.'MisU.
Notiee Is hereliy (riven that the following-named
settler has Hied notice
of his Intention to make Dual proof hi
suptiort of his claim, and that said
proof will tie lliad before, the Heglnler
and Keeelver at V. H. Land Ottlce at
Oregon t'lty. Oregon, oh September A,
vis : Charles Maltlsou l(. K.
No. l.HMUfor the NK'V Hec. I, T 8 H, it
8 W.
He name the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of suld hind, vl. Jeo,
Ii. Hawkins, of Independence, Ore
gon ; Freeman Itolilnsou, of Fall City,
uregon ; Klehard K. Ferguson, of In-il..iH.iulHMi-e.
Oregon : lieorire C. Wil-
hoii, of liidepnndenee, Oregon.
I I1AP. u. niowiir.f,
Register.
First pub. July 24,
XOTTCK FOR PUBLICATION.
Iepartiiien. of the I nterlor.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.,
July IWW.
Notice Is hereliy glveu thut the following-named
settler has tiled notice
of bet intention to make final proof In
i . i.... . ..i.i
support oi hereunto, aim uim riu
frM.i will J uu.de tjefore HegUter ami
l.ur I? M I.niiil (IMii'e ul. Oregon
mi mil .........
l(u.ivr IT. M. Land Olliee at Oregon
Cly Oregon, on (September 5, UNIL',
vl. : Jessie Mattison H K No. I.'t()h3
for the HI SW, N K'4' H VV t4' Hec. 4,
N VV j N Vr'4' hec 9. T 8 rt. U 8 W.
Hhe names the following witnesses
In i.riivu hwr eontlnuooH rexiileni'H unon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Geo.
wilHon; of Indepenrlence. Oregon;
l.'ru..r.i.. ii UiililftiHon . of Falla Citv. Ore-
nf I riilitkii(lirif Orffff.n
CHAS. JJ. MOOKK8,
Itegister.
First pub. July 24.
XOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
l)fiartment of the Interior.
Land Ofliee at Oregon City, Or.,
July 21. v.m.
Notice is hereby elven that the following-named
se'ttler has llled notice
of his intention to make final proof in
8Up)ort r niH cHimi H,i that said
proof will be made before Register and
I'ui.ui vr I ' w I.iitwl OHice. at Oreinn
CPy, Oregon, on Heptemlier 5, 1!S2,
vl -. Kicbard K. Ferguson II K No.
1 HI 4o for the HK See. 8 T 8, H, It 8 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz.: (ieo.
O.Wilson, of Independence. Oregon;
diaries Mattison, of Independence,
Oregon; Freeman Kobinson, of Falls
City, Oregon; Ueorge L. Hawkins, of
Independence. Oregon.
CIIA8. B. MOOBKS,
Itegister.
First pub. July 24,
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
Not ice for Publicat ion.
Unlti-rt BmlfS l-nnd Ollli-e,
Oregon City, fire., June 111, IWI2.
l ..I ...... (I...I 1.. ..n. ,.l I.i ,.A
in n;o ii, iii.r.f i.v Kri mi., in ,..ii.., .
wli h l Iim r.,vluli.n uf t lit, f.f at cftnureaa of
Jnnei). Is7s, entitled "An B(-t for theaalcof
. I .... 1 '.I llfl.FI. I. ,f-
ll,I.r lllll.ll. Ill 1,11 nus.n ., .ii.,,..
V . I.. I Ul..l.nnn Tr..fl1jttV " I. S
Klin, i.a.nilll.HIIU n .niiiiiKi.nl j.
exo-niled lo nil the public limit state liv uct
Of AUKUHL 1, JIW., PHIIIV f-llllllll, ill lll.iri,-ii
len-, enmity nfpolk. slate of oreaon, has
this dav Hlerf In this offlce her sworn stute-
. V.. T.- s.... .1... .....l.u.. ..f ll,a M I.' A
of Heetlon No.' 2H Id Township No. H, KanKM
i-.it I m , aim will fMier ,nni w biii.w hi.,.
the laud soukIiI I more valuable for Its tliu-
U'l nr miitm than for agricultural urvr.
ami In MiHtillh her ,'lnim to ilil lamt Ih'Iim
lie Cum nly I l.-rk ul I'vilH county Ml lHlla,
(ireii, on Hnturtlay, tin. It day or
Aiiaiml. lima.
Hli imntea aa wllnmnw: II. M. Kl". f
lntliM.iiliiifi. onaiii I.I. Hiitlih.ol It"!'
siiiliii'e, Oreamii Vlila Keln, ol lnil',l,
tl,'iin, oreictiiii lllley HiirlHtiik, tl I ' !',
Oivmni.
AuvmikI all iwrnoim elalmlt'" dvr''ly
Ilia MlKivv-dewrtlHMl Innita w rqua.ol I"
lllo Ili.'lr Klalnta In II0 ttlM uu . rlH'Ibr
wltl .HUH rtay of Austi-l V"l . . .
C HAM. II. MtHiliKM,
muirr.
Klrat Mib. Jioir lutli.
Timber Land. A.-t June 3, Hi'S
Xotioe for Publication.'
l lilli'it Mlatea ijnnHinii-r,
naun City, ore., Juna u, H"J.
Niillra la Imrvhy (Iveti llinl In eiiiiilliuw
with lit iirnvlaiiina of llieactnl eaiiiirraaof
Jtiueit. Is;, nllllml "An art l..r llir v" "f
luiitMT lamia In lhi alatea ol t'lillluriila, dra
gon, Navailn, ami Waahlnalon Tvrrllorv," aa
cxlctlilnl loall III iiuhlle luiul alal-a hy aol
orAliatlaM, IMU Vina Kelail. ul I mli'n..
ilence, millilv of ISilk. alatr of ilrmoii, haa
Una ilnv lll-f III Ihlaortlce her ai,rn alali
inenl So .VTWI, for lhi nin-lmae of Uu e r.1, if
Hn'tlim Nil Jil It T..wnlil No. Us, ItMimv
No. fW.auil will olti'r riMif in allow llial
tin latnl muikM la niiirr aiuilil fur It" llui
lMror atoi.e I lino lor aarliiilinnil ,nrMiai-,
and iiieaiulillh her claim lo iuiIiI lauil lH-inn
ili eniiiilv clerk of I'olk i-oiiniy, af I'ullna,
oreKoii, ou HMliinlay, lli nli lny i Augnai,
la V
Hhe name aa wlliicaaea: I I. smlili. of tie
(l,.H inl..iii'. ontion: 4ii1le Hinltli, of linle
iH'tiili'iice, ureami: Kllny Hurl. milt, of I'mlro,
tm-uuii; II. II, Kolao, of lnil,s'iulcm-,
Or-nii.
Auy ami all eemona clalmliK aitveraely
llu aUne ilt-acrlWil ImIhU Kto rilleli il In
nie IhKlr clnlnia In t It la nilli-e on nr beliint
aahl .ltli liny of Annual, !'.'.
U1A. II. MINIUM.
Urn later,
Klral (ml.. J him' M
YOUR BEST GIRL
Can tell you when your laundry la right.
Mm will notice It if It i not done up
well quicker than you are likely to. If
you want lo make your Is-al appearance
always before jour Is-st girl you should
have your work done at the faletu
Steam ' Laundry, la-cause here every
thing iailonevioicttilly, and your shirts,
collars and culls tire alaava ritflit. Or
ders lelt at the Kutch Harber Mtop will
tiieivc prutnpt attention
Salem Steam Dundry,
Colonel J. Olmsted. Prop, lioroim
D. Olmsted. Mgr. l'hone II. 82
Lloerty htreet.
OREGON
ShotLiine
and Union Pacific
DKI'AHT
KOK
TIME. SCII KPULK
FH0.M IMIKPKVDKM K.
AHIIIVB
ntoM
Chicago Halt Lake, Denver,
Portland Ft Worth, Omaha,
Special Kansas City, Ht. 4 .;i0 p m
tla m via Uiiiis, Chicago and
Hunting- Kast.
ton.
Atlantic Salt Lake, Denver,
Kxnress Ft Worth, Omaha,
8:50 p in via Kansas City, Ht S: 10 a m
ti. ........... i ci.;., ......
Hunting u in, vim ,
ton. and Kast.
St Paul Walla Walla, Lewis
Fast. Mail ton, Spokane, Wal-
o a m via lace, Pullman, "am
Spokane. Minneapolis, St
ratil, iniiuth, Mil
waukee, Chicago
anil Fast.
72 hours. Portland to Chicago. No
chunge of cars. Tickets Fast via all
rail or via Ismt mid mil via Portland.
OCEAN AND KIVF.lt SCHKDL'LF.
KHOM POHTI.ANO.
All sailing dates
subject to change.
For San Francisco 4 p fn
Sail everv 5 days.
8 p m
Daily
except
Sunday
S p m
Saturday
10 p m
COLUMBIA KIVKH
To Astoria and way 4 p m
landings. Ex. Sun.
ALHERREN, Ajt., Indeiendence.
i utviNi:. f
4 notary PuMlc tnU
4 Jwilce of IN Pmc. f
4 t'olleeliona a eellt.V. Agent f
for a number of standard old Hue
4 Insurance companies. '
iNKW'KNIiKNl'K, OHKUON. f
THE QTY
truck transfer Co. f
P.M. SKINNER, Prop.
A
....My personal attention given to
all orders entrusted to me. Prompt
attention In every Instance.,
IMIONK 274.
INDEPENDENCE. ORB
6. L RawKins
Iiulepclldeiice, Ore.
Marble ami
r.
ma
,VioiHilm'iit and Head
stone 1 . nii'tei y
woik etc.
Polk County Dank,
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, - O(00N.
J. II. H am ky. P. I.. Cami iiki.1.,
President. Vice Pres.
Ika C. Pun'iu.L, C'aliier.
Paio Capital, jo,ooo.
DiiikCtoas: J. II. Hawley, P. 1- j
t'auiplelt, I. M. Simpaoii, J. H. V.
IUitler, John H. Slump, J. A. j
Wulirow, F. S. Powell. j
Transiict a Cieneral ISanking
and Kxcliangu Pusiness
MOTOR LINC
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE MONMOUTH
ItAlI.WAY CO.
leaves Imti'tM'ii
ilelice for lon
liiotilli sod Air lie
7:Hi a. lit.
p. Ill,
leaves Imleiwn
denes for Mini
looiitiinud Oullus
IHi a, in,
7:14 . III.
1,'ven Motiiiiotttli
for Alrlle.
7:1!i a. m.
!I:VI p. lit.
1,'VFS Mlltlllllttllll
fur liiillu.
ll:'2n a. m.
7::H p. in.
Ijiimh Alrlle for
MiinnMiiilh and
liideM-iidenee,
911 H. Ill,
i 'O , In,
leaves Imtliis fur
Moiiiiinitth and
lndeieiidrni-e.
I ii p. in.
H:.'W '
1,'ves Mnnnioiith
for liideieiidiiice
II On. in,
:m ii. in.
a: I" '
5:l "
S;isi '
leaves Indepen
dence fur Mon,
2:M p. in
.32 Cal.High-PreaauraSmokales
IN MODEL 1893
WP, trs prrpre1 f fiirniih
cur full line of Model 'UJ
rifle, to I ttl and take down,
tor the new ,M Caliber IIK.H
pRHSiCJKfi KMOKbLKSScArt
ridrfe. Thi ftlxo uten IH5 ((rain
huiiri tnd h vclocify 0 over
2,000 fect prr second, malting II
the mom powerful cartridge made
for ma American arm, with the tit
ecpt.on of the .3040 II. S. Army.
It in mifficlenily iredly for any
game known la North America.
Another treat advantage la that
lite barrel, are bored and rifled (but
notctiamberrd)exat'!ly (lie name aa
l he regular. 62 40 Marltn,&nc turn
In I H tnchea. 1 hia make the uae of
blach powder and lead bulleta aa
aatisfactory and convenient as In a
regular black powder rtHe.
ihiiciH the fir at hlfh-prca
sure armdeveiorxd In this country
for a caliber larger than .30, and
the flr-.t to um a alow enough
twist to give beat results with
blatk powder ammunition.
prwssmcm.M) AQ MARMN.
1 20 pnr cat. log o7 ritlc, hvt
gtina. ainitiu'iltion, cc, cuvrr in
U cuiurs, mailed torihrc stamps.
thh r. r:Lir; nn:: av.x.s co.
NEW HAVEN. :: CONNECTIWT
Marun