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GOVEBSOB'S BOBOSCOrE.
When Geo. E. Chamberlain
was elected governor of Oregon
Judire M. L. Tires cast a horo-
scope for the Governor-elect
In accordance with Mr. Tipes
forecast of the future, Governor
Chamberlain is now being: talk
ed for vice president and if the
well-known jurists prophecy as
to what the future holds in store
for Oregon's governor is correct,
there will be no check in his
career uutil he lands in the presi
dential chair.
J "The Governor-elect" "said
Seer Pipes "was born under
star ol political luck. lie was
first elected prosecuting-attorney
for the second judicial district.
Then by a peculiar combination
of circumstances he was elected
Attorney-General of the state
though normally the state was
republican by a fair majority.
Next he came to Portland
and the republicans took him
Up and made hira district-
attorney. Now, the same party
with a majority of 17000 in th
state have made nim governor.
.through my horoscope 1 see
that the senior United States
senator will die some time. The
junior senator also is going to be
removed by the hand of Prov
dence. Both these events wi
take place under the democrati
governor s administration and
he will appoint democrats to
the vacancies. Through the
influence of these two demo
crats he will be nominated for
vice president by the next demo
cratic national convention
People have had too much pros
perity and the democratic ticket
is going to be elected by i
fluke. The Almighty, will cal
the President to his eternal re
ward and Chamberlain wil
be president. You can't stop
him."
OBJECTS TO FAITH CUBE.
The LouisYillo Courier Jour,
nal, one of the leading demo
cratic papers of the old school,
sizes V. J. Bryan up, thus:
"Mr. Bryan lays down his
ultimatum. The party must
first re-enact the platforms of
and 1000. Then, it must
select a nominee of Mr. Bryan's
approving, if not of his choos
ing, Mr. Bryan having black
listed each and every Democrat
who has shown any vitality, or
carried any election the last
four or five years. Finally,
the party must accept no money
for its campaign expenses from
the "common enemv," the com.
mon enemy oeing each anu
every one who lias any money
to spare. This is the Faith
Cure pure - and simple. The
Republicans, one and all are
delighted. What are the Demo
crats going to do nbout it?
The time has come when they
should put on their thinking
caps, considering whether they
have or have not had enough
of the Faith Cure. Meanwhile,
as ever in punlic lile and in
private life God helps those
who help themselves."'
for the rank and file to cut Iooho'!
from tho Portland faction ist
and turn to new leadership but
there is disgust among tho out
side republicans at this uncall
ed for outbreak and there is at
is at least hope that sometime
the dead past will be permitted
to bury its dead in Oregon
politics.
Tho attorneys for Pleas Arm
strong, after advertising them
selves as fur as they could in
the endeavor to defoat the decree
of justice, gato up tho fight and
their client was ban red at
Baker City at an early! hour
last Friday morning. As is
always the case thero was con
siderable unnecessary sympathy
wasted on the condeinmed
man all of which belouged to his
victim who was shot down with
out the shadow of excuse
Armstrong is the last person
that will be hanged by a sheriff
in Oregon. Tho law providing
that all executions shall be in
the state penitentiary is now in
force and communities will no
more bo burdened with a hang
ing in their midst.
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We buy in largo quantities and are in a rmition to tnnko tho
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See our Elwood Poultry Fence.
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BEADY FOB IT.
There is now pending in con
gress a bill, introduced by Con
gressman Brownlow of Ten
nessee and Jacob II. Gallinger,
senator from New Hampshire,
appropriating $24,000,000 as
national aid for the building of
roads. The sum is to be dis
tributed to each state according
to its population, except that no
state is to receive less than
$250,000. The states or coun
ties receiving this money must
add a like amount, so that $48
000,000 will be expended in the
building of roads.
Colonel Brownlow says that
America has over 200,000 miles
of the finest railroads in the
world, more miles of railroad
than all the rest of the globe
put together, yet nas the poor
est wagon roads of any civilized
country. He believes that no
one thing will do this country
so much good as the building of
wagon roads, as provided for
in this bill. As they are to be
built in every state of the
The republican party is this
ear titty vears old. in some
quarters its nttieth anniversary
will be celebrated in a public
manner. Among those making
preparation for a genuine lov
feast, are the republicans of
Michigan. A delegation of 100
has called on President Roos-
velt to request his presence on
the occasion which has been set
for July 6. In his reply the
President paid a compliment
to the party saying:
I feel with all the strength
there is in me, that our ability
to make the Republican party
be a live power for good in the
country now depends upon the
way we stand for just the ten
dencies, just the fundamental
principles for which these men
stood in 1895. The conditions
we face in 1904 are totally differ
ent from those in 1854. It re
mains true that we need espec
laily the same attributes in
order to wrest good results trom
these conditions.
From these conditions I feel
that we are now carrying out
policies as Americans which en
titles us with clear hearts to
celebrate the birth of the Eepub-
ican party fifty years ago. We
have a right to appeal to what
was done by the great men in
the past, because we are treating
tbe memory of their great deeds,
not with an excuse for our fail
ure to grapple with the emer
gencies of the present, but with
spur to make us grapple with
:iein well.
The Commoner, W. J. Bryan's
paper, announces that its editor
has returned from his two
months European trip ami will
resume active editorial work.
The paper promises to make an
uncompromising fight for ' An
honest platform and for can
didates in full and sympathetic
accord with the platform of 1S00
and 1900." The reasons given
for making the fight along theso
lines are brief and as follows:
First, because it is right; second,
because it gives tho best assur
ances of immediate victory;
third, because only in this way
can a foundation be laid for
permanent success."
U 'I Til O I'T WE J L 'DI CE:
Tho town marshal of Seaside
required to repair all nilp-
wulks, huild new walks, attend
to the fire apparatus and the
town pound and to bo on duty
from S a. in. to V2 midnight.
His salary is 100 a month. lie
has a cinch. Astorian.
When a boy injures some one
else with a toy pistol it is hia
father who should get ii.irt
days in jail. Albany Him nil.
But what should he done to tlie
fatherless hov?
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. R. ALLIN. D. D. S.
...Dentist...
I'aliileu Kxtrm-tlou
a Hpwlnliy.
'..-r Untitling,
liidi-fHKfHieiir, Ora
lomftt Ic Trouble.
OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorney-at-Law,
CAMPM'.LL Ml'lLDINit,
Dallas, - orkco.v.
j. h. itiooiti:.
Tonsorial Artist
On
tiituiu m1 on ortli unit) of C .Street.
!v fi rut-da workmen em.
.! in the "Wigwam." Hlum
The Marion county Young
Men's Republican dubs sum
to be organized without hoc .e,
boodle or bosses. Capital Jocr
nal X Hay.
Judge George of Portland has
decided in a case brought before
his department of the Multomah
county court, that' the law
creating a State Board of Barber
Rxaminers is unconstitutional.
The barber examiners will ap
peal to the supremo court.
The law forbidding the barbers
to ply their trade ion Sunday
stands.
The Republican n:.jonty i-i
Oregon is too largo. W'o'll gt
in and erucify the pi'itv. Port
land Factionists.
Qrpct and R113 Weaving. Z
t'.wtieit willing work done in thin line
jilfne chII at my repiidcnco oiip block
': and half tilock north of Palac
Hotel, gran
MVtt. n.ji. narncr, ...
I.N DEPENDENCE, :- OKKGON
It I exceptional to to tlml family
whiTH the r are no dnliifnUo rupture
Occasionally, tlllt tlll'MM'all I ll'aHfllVtl
by having Dr. Klnjf'i New I.lfu I'll la
around. Much troublu tlicy aavv by
tliclr grrat work In Htnniwli and
I.lvrr trouble. They not only rln-v
you, but curt. i'c, al A. H. Lockv'a
DriiKf Htorn.
Oregon has 1353 j
as bed bugs, and I
all in my bug house
Calbreath.
iMii'ii) cray
have Ihoi'i
-Dr. J. 1'.
Polk county has some roads
that will mire a horse to the
ears and some as good winter
roads as can be found in the
state. The latter were not made
so by talk of Good Roads con
ventions nor convicts but by
hauling gravel aud putting on
them.
There is little encouragement
for republicans who are repub
licans upon conviction, in the
party fight that has been started
in Portland. With reckless
disregard for party success next
June and with supreme indiffer
ence if not contempt, for har
mony within the ranks . the
Portland factionists have started
in to open up the old feud that
belongs to the past generation.
Perhaps the time is not ripe yet
The West Side Enterprise
appreciates tho cordial greeting
extended by the Observer and
temizer, of Dallas, and assures
them both of a hearty co-onera-
tion in 'all matters having for
their object the furtherance of
the interests of Polk county.
Where is the pathless wild
erness We've waded through !9
years ago? Messrs Lewis and
Clark.
There In uotlilny you want in
PAPER
(hit we can't Hupplv from our Mock
VVe are mivliiK iiioiu'y for hundred o
yy A'T coiiHUinura In till vnllcy and we
wiui t you unions thnii. The merchant
tho printer, the fruit packer, the build
er, tin- hop buyer are legion among our
JHtoiuiTH and they are xallnlUnl.
0co. T. Rodders $ Co,,
Wholesale Paper Dealer
Salem, Oregon.
I. L. SMITH
Fine Wines,
Liquors,
Cigars, and Beer
on Draught,
or in Bottles, at
THE I. L. S1IITII SALOO.Y,
C STREET,
Independence,
Oregon.
I. L. SMITH;Proprietor.
Ill
I will not be open to furthe
matrimonial engagements for a
few months. J. George Stoll
A pile of rocks with a cloc
on it. Ben Ilayden's estimate
of Polk county's court house.
Any man who wants an of
fice and is afraid for the people
to know that he wants it and
depends on secret caucuses to
get the nomination, is not the
kind of a man that the people
are looking for to fill the office.
Roseberg Plaindealer.
-r i t i 1 l
l-iat salaries uon t iook as
cood to me as they used to.
Governor Chamberlain.
Selling real estate and timber
lands beats being sheriff. J.
G. VanOrsdel.
In making their leap year
selections it will be well for the
girls to look over the past
married records of the object of
their affections.
Please go way and
snore. Death Guard at
penitentiary.
i
let me
Oregon
G L Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
Marble and
Granite
Monuments and Head
atones Cemetery
work etc.
MOTOR LINE
TIME TABLE.
INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH
JUAILWAY CO.
leav Indewn
(Ittnre for Mou
nioutli anil Alrllo
7:.T) a. m.
a-.m p. in.
leave, ndepen
ileno for Mon-
niriutUHliii DuIIuh
11:00 a. m.
0:15 p. m.
Wven Monmouth
for Alrlle.
7a, m.
8-.OU p. m.
L'ven Monmouth
for 1ml km.
11:20 a. ru. -H:,ill
p. m.
IieavM Alrlle fur
Monmouth and
JiHlupeiulencu,
0:00 a. m,
p. in.
I.eHVen I )ul la for
Monmouth and
ImJepemlnnce.
!: p. m.
7:.W "
AND
OREGON
SmotLine
Umon Pacific
1veM Monmouth
for Independents
It: Kin. m.
1: p. m.
i:4() "
HM "
8;(I0 '
Leave Indepen
dence for Muii,
2:115 p. in
STKAIN8FKOM I'OKTLANI) DAILY
Through 1'ullinan Btatulurd and tour
ixt aleeping earn daily to OhiiiIiii. Clii
Crtfo, Hiiokano; touriHtRli't'pliiK-car dailx
to Karma City ; tlirmiKii Piillnmn tour
int sleeping ring (perwiiiullv conducted)
weekly to Chicago and Kanpna City;
recliuiMK nliair cars (seats free) to the
End daily.
dkpart TIME SCHEDULE arrit
Foil VIIOH POKTI.ANI) rXOM
Chicago Halt. Lake), Denver,
Portland Ft Worth, Omuha,
.Special Khiihhs Cily, Ht. 4 M0 p'ro
9 :-0 a in via LouIh, Chicago ami
Hunting- Kant.
ton.
THE
...PALACE SALOON...
C. Street
near mule Palace hotel
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Fir.t-Claaa R.tort.
Court.oui Tn.tm.at to All.
SULLIVAN & TALLON,
PROPRIETORS
Atlantic Bait Luke, Denver,
Kxprens Ft Worth, Omaha,
8: 15 p in via Kunsua City, Ht
Hunting- LohIh, Chicago
ton. and KiiNt.
U::!0 a it.
Rt Taut Walla Walla, LewiH
FiiHt Mail ton, Spokane,, Wnl
fl a in via lace, I' u 1 1 m a n,
Spokane. Minn on polls, St
Paul, DuluUijMll
wankco, Chicago
and Hunt.
7:35 a is
70 hours. Portland to Chicago. No
change of cars. Tickets ICitHt via all
rail or via boat and rail via Portland.
OCEAN AND RIVElt SCHEDULE
FROM PORTLAND.
All sailing dates
subject to chmiL'e.
8 p ra For 8an FranciHco
Pail every o days.
4pm
Daily '
except
Sunday
8 p in
Saturday
10 p m
COI.DKIIIA kivbb
To Astoria and wwf .
landings.
4pm
AL HERREN, Agt, iBdvpendtoce.