uie$t side emtttHt WALTER LYON, Editor BnUred at Imlepemleooe, Ore, poutofn.es MMXUd-OhMM Blatter Subscrption. $1.50 Per Year TKLKl'HOK 1L "Joe" Jolfcrsou haa retired from tha stage leaving room at the top for some good actor. The state game warden hoard from. He hal a man arrested for shooting Mongolian pheas ants out of season, near Halsey. Atrial was had and defendant discharged. Henry Watterson complains niiy dvriiiu ! known' that the New York papers alms ed him. They had the right. Watterson made a speech at the Waldorf. A newspaper man should keep his peucil sharpened but mouth shut. 81'RSORIPTIOX RATK (HtrleUy lu advsnoe) .11 SO T4 r yeae Mix moi tin., ttlufle ropy.., Beading ootleea 10 crnuper llos straight. Rate, on i on applloaUou. OA J na PRESIDENT Theodore Roosevelt, of New York. FOB VICE-PRSSIPKNT Chas, W. Fairbanks, of Indian. FOR fBKSIDENTlAL ELECTORS J.N. Hart, of Polk County. Q. B. Dtmtulck, of Clackamaa County. A. C. Hough, of Josephine County. E. A. Fee, of Umatilla County. "Many a load of hops is equal in value to a $300 bill," says a Portland paper. And the statment convicts the writer of total ignorance of hops. A set of four Alaskan dogs could draw a $500 load of hops at pres ent prices. A man driving a two-horse team through Inde pendence with only $500 worth nf hons would be a subiect of derision. A load equal in value to $1000 is a light one indeed. For the past three weeks there has been a procession of teams moving in tlffe direction of the Southern Pacific warehouse here with hops. A team draws from 20 to 30, sometimes 35 bales The bales average in the neig h borhood of 200 pounds. At 30 cents, a bale is equal in value to $60; a load of 20 bales, to $1200; a load of 25 bales, $1500; a load of 30 bales, $1800, and 35 bales. $2100. The state has foreclosed a mort gage on the State Fair Grounds. The grounds were property of the state before tlio foreclosure and they are the property of the state now. The State's attorney-general .bad to have something to keep him out of mischief. . MAUKIKD. DOUNSIFK-Wir.COX Wdne. day evening, October 5, 1004, at tlt horn of U. A. Wilcox, R v. K. J. Thompson oOkialinp, Van 1. Dornaife and Lulu Ethel Wil cox were united in marriage. The wedding wan very beautiful home Koing event and greatly en joyed by all present. The parlor of the home were tastefully decorat ed with vines, autumn leaves and white asters, alt the appolatiuenti well arranged and happily pre aented. The bridal procession con sisted ot Hoes Nelson best mail and Mies Saxe bridesmaid, MUe Geneva and Cecite Wilcox aistera of the bride, maids of honor a I 4 til ana Air. imgn eneuey, accom pany ig the groom and officiating an usher. The wedding march was beautifully rendered by Mien Kate Ketchum. Under an arbor of autumn lavea and beautiful rose th" groom was met by the bride who was given away by her father and the im pressive ring service of the Preabjr- teriau church pronounced tbem a 1 mi a 1 . . . , j4 A ... nusoanu ana wira. me lauies 01 it is imporiani mat you gie . Q . , 2 ViV uai ti vi w s v y setasva s e vs w,o m.u u lmci " Igomelv irowued in while carrying x -. . j : j . I - man you "I have nothing to take back, I have nothing to withdraw of the things that I have said against the methods pursued to advance bis candidacy. It was a plain and deliberate attempt J to deceive the party. The New! York platform was vague and purposely so, because the advo cates of Judge Parker were try ing to secure votes from among the people who would have op posed his views had they known them. The nomination was secured, therefore, by crook ed and indefensible methods." W. J. Bryan. in November than you did in June. You will have a call on the president then; he will be constrained to not deny Ore gon's delegation in congress any reasonable request. lour rivers and harbors, your irriga tion schemes, the jetty at the mouth of the Columbia, the canal at The Dalles, your arid lands, your forest timber lands, your transport service, your vVorld's Fair, and your federal buildings, these and whatever else require help from Congress will stand a far great er chance of satisfactory atten tion than if the Republicans of your state wrap the drapery of their couches about them and then lie down to pleasant dreams. John P. Dolliver. "I shall not misrepresent the situation, or appeal for votes for the ticket upon false grounds. A Democratic victory will mean very little, if any, progress on economic questions so long as the party is under the control of the Wall Street element. The labor plank as prepared by Judge Parker's friends on the sub-eomrnittee was a straddling, meaningless plauk. The 'nomination of Judge Parker vir tually nullifies the anti-trust plank. W. J. Bryan. An Idaho man has bonded quite a territority of land in Malheur county and with the purpose of renewing oil boring operations in that county. This is a . new reminder that Polk county has oil indications and suggests that boring for oil may be resumed here. firnnt Dimmick. mayor of Oregon City, has sued a woman for the publication of an alleged libelous article egainst him. lilasta front ltani'g Horn. God's designs promise us more than our desires. Painting tie pumpdosen't purify the product. - Good cheer puts love's gifts into casRets of gold. Where faith goes out soul famine comes in. A good nature is not always a good character. Gingerbread on the steeple can not feed the people. Toe the devil's line and you miit march to his time. God's presence makes a desert a garden of paradise. A tailor-made man will satisfy a trinket-hearted woman. A Bwindle cannot be sanctified by calling it a church fair. DiukelxpiePs Success Grams. Eppy bouquets of exquisite loviness Miss Sadie Craven . sang "O Promise Me." The bride wore creme crepe dechene and carried an exquisite bouquet of bridal roses. The bridesmaid was attired in Bilk poplin, embellished with crepe de chene and carried a bouquet of De France roses The maids of honor wore white silk and carried white carnations. MUs Geneva Wilcox carried the wedding ring richly wrought on a aflken cushion. Tbe bride approached the wedding arch leaning on the arm of her father by whom she was given away. The brides bouquet wai caught by Miss Sure. Mr. and Mrs. Dornsife departed for Los Angles Thursday afternoon by way of Portland on tbeir honey moon trip. A host of friends extended beat wishes to the happy couple, During the wedding a vocal and instrumental serenade of surpassing harmony wa render ed by Van'" and Lulu's companions standing outside the residence. The whole affair was one of the happiest and moet pleasant that has occurr ed in Independence. The newly wedded couple were tbe recipients of many elegant presents. Gueets present were: Dr and Mrs 0 D Butler, Mr and Mrs A Nelson, Mr. and Mrs J Dornaife, Mr and Mrs Charles Hubbard, Mr and Mrs. A S Locke, Mies Maude Burke, Mies Hatlie Mix, IT. Hirschberg, Truina. and Dean Boughman, Maurice Butler. 1 0 per cent Discount On Bonina Sewing Machines This "Week Only We are going to give a series of special sales on different lines of Hardware. Watch this space next week. . INDEPENDENCE OREGON J. R. CRAVEN Manager Ask the Agent for Tickets . VIA TO POKN( ST. PAUL, DCL17I1, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO T. LOUIS AMD Ll POINTS CAST AND SOUTH. A beer beginning makes a viskey i finish. Der man dot is looking for trouble alvays has goot eyesights. A h'ypocrick is a man, dot alvays says vot he means backvards. Success vas der sugar of life, but der lazy man alyays prefers lem ons. Some mens try to be self-made, but dey nefer get furder den dig ging der cellar. , No man vill efer critickize your bad grammar ven you use it to pay him a compliment. Ven a man gets all dot is came ing to him in dis vorld he chener ally gets it in der neck. Dare vas five vays to vin success. Der fairst vay vas hard vork, and der adder four vas ditto. It vas a strange colnchidence, but great glory nefer comes to a man until after he has gone to glory. Some mens doan'd know ven dey vas licked, but vunce in a vile dey look a leedle suspicious' arount der eyes. The Independence orchestra has been re-organized and the member ship increased to 10 pieces. They will give their firet dance Saturday SHINN MCLAUGHLIN. Geo. W. Shinn to Mrs. Ella Mc Laughlin, at the home of W. K. Shinn, brother of the groom, in Independence, Thursday morn ing. Rev. VY V. Edmondson officiating. Immediately following the mar riage ceremony the newly married couple departed by the morning train for Coos JBay where they will visit and probably make their future home- 2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY THE FLYER AND THE FAST MAI 12 8PMCKDID SERVICE UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT COURTEOUS EMPLOYES DAYLIGHT Tit IF ACROSS CAS CADE AND ItOCKY MTNB. For ticket, rates, folder and full in formation callon or address H. DICK SON, City Ticket Agent, Vl 3rd Ht., Portland. 8. G. YERRES, O. W. P. A. 612 First Ave., Seattle, Wash, VVe give expadlted service on freight. Route your shipment via Great Northern. Full Information from Win. Harder, On'l. Aeot. Portland, Ore. W. R. AULIN. D. D. S. ...Dentist.. I'hIuImm KilnK-liun l'uopr Bull1in, lndepaftdvnre. Or Barber Shop. MAIN SrHKKT, One door south of Pout Office. Fine Hatha in connection with shop lNtEI'ltM)E.eE, Oiikoo. OSCAR HAYTER, Attorney-atLaw, CAMrBF.U HLILUIKO, DALLAS, OKKCiON. Oregon SiiojriiiNE and union Pacific Notice to Ilond Ilulderg. Holders of Independence City Bonds No 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 are hereby notified that said bonds have been called in bv the city of Independence and interest ceases after this date. Dated this 7th day of October 1904. F. S VVilhon, v City Treas. October 27, 28, and 21. World's Fair excursion tickets to Chicago, St. Louis arid all east ern cities will be sold by the Great Northern Railway, on October 27 28, and 29, in addition . to October 3, 4, and 5. Apply to any Great Northern agent for rates and full information. Corvaliis & Eastern Railroad World's Fair Itates Intended. Through the efforts of the Great Northern Railway, World's Fair excursion tickets will be sold on October 27, 2i, and 29, in addition to October 3, 4, and 5. For full information apply to any Great TIME CARD NO. 24 No. 2 For Yaquina: Leaves Albany 12:15 p. M. " Corvaliis...... 1:45 p.m. Arrives Yaquina.... 5:40p.m. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaquina 7:15 a.m. Leaves Corvaliis . . . , 1 1 :30 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:15 p.m. No. 3 For Detroit: Leaves Albany 1:00a.k. Arrives Detroit 6:00 p. m. No. 4 from Detroit: Leaves Detroit 6:30 p. m. Arrives Albany 11:15 p. w Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in time to connect with the S. P. south bound train, as well as giv ing two or three hours in A'linv befcre departure of S. P. None bound train. Train No. 2 connects with 'the S. P. trains at Corvalian-' A..v giving direct service to iwpo.-. and adjacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1:00 a. m., reaching De troit about 6:00 p. m. For further information apply to Edwin Stonb, ' Manager. T. Cockrell, Agent, Albany. II. II. Cko.mse, Agent, Corvaliis. Wliat is Life? In the tart atiklyuls nobody knows, but we do know that it is under strict law. Abuse tbst law eeo slightly, palo reeulu. Irregular living means deranjremeut or the organs, resultlnir in Constipation, llesla:be or Liver trouble. Dr. King's New Ufe pills qilckly re-adjimu ibis. I fa (rentle, x r.f tbrrwUnlrjr-taLiuiJxy-fcea 3 TKAIN8 FROM POKTLAND DAILY Through Pullman uii'Urd and lour 1st sUetinii cars daily lo Omaha. I'hl. on eo, Hpokuna; tourlitt aleeping rardsily to K sni. City j throtiKh Pollmsii Umr Ist sleeping ears (rwiuslly conducted) weekly to Chirsga and Kansas City j reclining chsir cur (seats iree) to the East daily. nr hours II Portland to Chic g Ho t.'hsnite of Cars 70 T1MK KCIIKDLLE raoH POKTI.AND JLJI-JASPEKSOS trndrtker, Knittalmcr, and Kumnl Director. l.aly Aastnlstit when Dmlred. lNi)KPKNIKNCK - - ORKOOJf Send No Money ONLY TOL'R KAMI AND ADDKKAI for Samplmt of Cloth, Sle. UikOOL $14.50 NtttTI CI5U IE Medal Tailors I'Imm aonlloa litis mtxe. 0 AMHIV raox DKPART roa C1iI!ko Hull Ijike'iieiiwr, Portland Kt Worth, Omiihs, Social Khmniis City, Kt. 4.30pm 9:15 a in via Inls, Chi:0 and Iluntinic- Kttnt. ton. Atlantic Halt Lake, IHnver, Kxpreis Kt Worth.Ctinalia, 8 : in p in via Kam.au City, Ht 10:30 a in iiunuiiK- io ii m, Chicago ton. and Kant. St Pant Walla Walla.UwiV rant Mail ton.Spukanit, Wal- 8 am via la.-e, p0 1 1 man, V.3T, a in Spokane. Minneapolis Ht Paul, Duluth Mil waukee, Chicago and Kant. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. For San Franrinco-Kvcry Ave days at 8:00 p. m. tor Astoria, , inta'and North Iteac-h-Daily, eaeept ann.lay, at lai serire. water permuting, on 'lln.et!?fn0l''hlll rivers. For fuller Information sk or write your neareat ti.-n.-t neut, or A.ICKAIU, T . r, Uen"r"' Passenger Aent. The Oregon Railroad A Navigation Uo Pornaad, Orrnon. MOTOR LINE TIME TABLE. INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH RAILWAY CO. Iffl Inrt.-tHMi-denp f.ir Men. month an1 Airlir 7: a. in. Ml p. ui. fndcpvn' t-nn for Mm mould and Inula Hin a. m. l is p. m. L'tmi Mon mouth lor Alrlis. 7:Vi a. nt. M p. m. l'm Monmouth tor laliu. 11-2 a. m. l-oavt, Alrlla for Monniniitti and inlrH)nili-nwi, a, m, p. m. 'f Dalla lor Monmouin and Jmlrfwndeiir. p. m. Ivm Monmouth for Initt'ixudetHi a. m. I ) p. m. i si its " !: " lxavna lnilt-twa-lrnt tar Mon, The Aawrkai Fsrosr lbs Bat la tki Wsrlt Tti AmrHcan farmer U the t r,w "2 in the world to-dT beceuw h i "'" tbe anil-h t sainloa io nilleiKt si a rapidly as hia ptoJuct are incrrMiBt tuasiiitude. Oar recent eoinblno ol P" in Lolled Statea measured in enormous, yet aarh fig sre sink iatot" nlfirance whrn comparr.l to 0 "",'l brain and wtaws iavetfd in fMtm industries. Por InaUnce. the '" Minnraols snd Dakota have recelvrd I 000,000 ft their products In s slasw Tlie farmer knows what Nature ' forth for him fiom hia n-rlcac w i pa-C He know, if certain i J I? "J planted and property cartd for thC M will take care of the ret I "": way you mrt mmler o mr m svwsr, I'rovldlna your ll"d i in t"d martJJ only needs a little effort on your """J, to keep healthy and alronir rtd T"T of the poisons that are apt w1u",(rtt,,h. ana your syatetn is reaiiy o ailar k of the aermn of dlae. I" yvli Ooldm Medical Mwoverr make rlrs l.loodbr lncteain- ths number ol wa hlno i fornuitclca. 1 neni w , this nrrat tonic to shrivel op th corpux les. As an alterative ex onle of herbs snd roots it '"VZ work In nature-a way. It alintulr " liver Into proper action, and fnat worn-out nervea, atomarh snd nrar, pure blood. I'aed for over a thirt century it hss sold tuore Unrelr ""' other blood nieilkirie in " lrdJ?5l Mors bottles of lr. Tierce'. Golden MrfK" Diacovery sre sold lolay than rt'''?Zt that i. a true te.t of its medicinal valuf thirtylgUt years of deserved populau 7- Dr. Pierce's "Medics! Advlir' receipt of stamps to sy for Send at one.cent.tamt.. for boo neapn covers, or $t stamps lr cloth-a no am. Addrisa l)r. k V. Pierce, BuUals.!-- F'Hr(iil Odds Atrulnst "'. liodrld.letJ, alone iiud Katnu'" Kiil-Ii, In brief was the co-iHH'' " oldwddler hy mine of J.J Versailles, . -For vrara be bled with Kidney disesse and uio doctors nor medlelties gave him rr At IroKth he tried Kleotrlo l,l''s-,Dd put Itiin on his feel In short onkir now heuwtldit: "I'm mi the t complete riH-overy." Ileal nn ,,rl? Liver -and Kidney troubles a na forma of etomaeh and Howell plaiota. Ouly 60c. Ouaranteed oj S. Locke, drueulat. A lioy'a Wild Khlttor W With family arouDd ixieotin " to.ilu, and n son rldinrf ,('.,'rrtr, miles. toK,-t I)r. King ' W. II. Ilrown. of 1-ee.vllle, luu.. ' dured death's utonlfn I mm -. but this wonderful iiiedi.-lne (f je slant relief and soon cured hn. wrlle-i -I wow ah-ep suuuUlJ - ' n Dluht." Llkw tusrvelons ciireaoi sumption, lpenmoia, n" : Connha, Olds and t.rip,r K"' ni) niatch less merle mr an ',, LuuirtrouhlHs. (inernnteed botu" J"U.ll I'M. I T' ' t I I i . - - 1 a s I 1 . ' r S!J