West Side enterprise WALTKWILYON, fcwum MMin1 - Subscrption. $t.50 Pet Year MWRIITIOS RATI' (tttrMlJ IB Jvn 11 m Pit iitonu" Mi la a-n'r """ " fUMdiat "" Wwia pw!itn'tit. H.wa n 4lt.ly jUr,:nU um i avpllMWitu . TK. drefnrv of State 109 sent out to the various county assessors blanks on which to list the industrial products of the state in connection with the cen sus enumeration. In getting up the form, the Secretary has fol lowed the requirements of an old law enacted in J SO I, the last year of the civil war. For mossbackism this form is en- ,'ll.l tn. first fACOn A and third nn.m;...and in the rind for sweepstakes no competitor need enter. Neither Hops, Goats nor Mohair is provided for nor mentioned. The products of Oregon forty years ago and which, according to the blanks furnished by the Secretary of State, assessors must follow with out any change whatever in mak ing up the census report iu this year of 1903, include wheat, oats, barley and rye, corn, po tatoes, apples, hay, tobacco, wool, cheese and butter, horses, niuies, cattle, sheep, hogs, gold dust, barrels of salmon, baskets of oysters, aud lumber, 2o space is arranged for hops, one of the leading industries of the state, nor are assessors author ized to make record of the num ber of goats or inquire into the number of pounds of mohair sheared. Polk, the Blue Rib bon county, will receive a very black eye by such returns. Marion, Linn, Lane, Bentcn, Yamhill, Clackamas and Wash ington will also suffer in the estimation of any who may read the census report being made up on this antiquated form. The absurdity of an enumeration of the industrial products of the state with hops omitted, is ap parent to Fourth grade school children of Oregon. Half a million dollars worth of hops were produced in this imme diate vicinity the past season. The output of the state was, ap proximately, 18,000,000 pounds. The maximum price received was 32 cents; but computing at SO cents, the hop yield repre sented $5,400,000; at 27 cents. $4,850,000. The production of mohair is an important Oregon industry entitled to recognition v. Via census deoartment. It - . i is of special interest to Polk lO VJJL Wv-"- " I county on whoss hillsides graze Anfrora eoats of wond-wiae fame. Polk is- the home ol goats that captured prizes at St. Louis against the competition of the world, and yet this in dustry is not considered worthy of mention by the census de partment. J. L. Hanna, deputy assessor for this precinct, is made to feel the awkwardness o tJ of his position in making the rounds as assessor and census enumerator,, and finds it nec essary to put in much of his time explaining that under the forms furnished and authority given him, he cannot ask as to the quantity of hops and mo hair produced, nor goats .raised. The West - Side Enterprise eu 'ests that the Secretary of . State recall the blanks sent out ' and, if he cannot find authority of law for ioMfHins U- Jirc0 i Industrie, at ieo Wv blanic pacci in vn.eu our U written "Hon." "GoAtt, "Mohair." If the Secretary of SUU in making out blanli for the enu meration of industrial products it a stickler far th UVyear oil I . iV..m Via t n ..I rtiari'A It'CtI Utors with gross Incompetency . . II !i III, mru iv ' r :., r.M;n. It Sin la follow it lit tv'IV This census farce is up to thi Secretary of State and lcgisla ture. Which will father it? President llofrr of th lanutte Valley Pwiopmem League might have been in the leacuu nnziii inno iv ... i he not attempted to throttle th committee appointed to asce taiu who wai nt fault as beUee n Tom Kichardson and the trans portation companies, in calling off the meeting of the Stat League. 'Ike" Bingham makes the bold bare statement that laws not to the liking of railroad in terests cannot be put through the legislature. What do the hep men think of an official enumeration of the industrial products of the state, with hops omitted? . -I Missouri mules and tobacco are so rare as to be curiosities in Oregon, yet the State census department finds place for them to the exclusion of hops, goats and mohair. For years she heard her hus band say, "Can't we have pies like moth er used to make." At last she cried, "Why sure we can If you make dough like papa used to make." Ileal Kstate Transfer. W W Linten and wife to C L Fisher, land in 7-6; $3000. C L Fisher and wife to Lillian C LinteD, lots in Dallas: $1500. A Bush et al to J S Cooper, lot in Independence; $950. J 8 Cooner and wne to J u Butler, lot in Independence; $1000. Marr E Gwia to Penis uonovan, 38.86 acres in 8-5; $2127.30. Mary E Gwin to Anna btram, 17-14 acres in 8-5; $921. A J Gump to Clement A Ramsey 199 acres in 7-5; $10,000. Ida I Morgan ard husband to Chas. D Ottinger, 1-5 int. in lots in Ballston; $20. J G and J P VanOrsdel to Mrs. M C Farmington, lot in Dallas; $80. ix tt .TaanflrBftii and wife to Mary A Ball, lots in inae pendente ; uv. .. . . " i j tann I TTnil Rtatea to John J Wise man, 160 acres in 7-7; patent. Frank Butler and wife to Chas. d rAlin(v land in A n Lillian 'Lawrenson to Augusta Gorke, lot in Dallas; $200. TCmmn Mnrnhv BrOWH to J P Vo. n,-al0 ir.f) Acrea in 8-6: $760. J P Van Orsdel to L Gerlinger, same; $800. MARRIAGE LICENSE m n it: tn V.t.tn. Trout Jil V IXlglLIO Spring Valley. t atk ot Ohio, City o Toledo, 1 svanir t rhiitier nuksi oath that he t genior partner of the Arm of F. J. Cheney 4 Co., doing bueinew In the City of Toledo, County and State aroresaia, auu . firm will pay the turn of ONE HUNDKED DOLLARS for each and every cane of Ca tarrh that cannot be cured by the ne of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FHANK J. CHENEY, Sworn to before me and ubncrlbed In my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D, A. W. G LEA SON, (HKAi,.) ' Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure ls'iaiten lnwrnnui, and acta directly on the blood and mo eous surfaces of the system Bend for testi monials free. F.J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. Hold by all Druggists, Via, Take Hall's Family fills for constipation. Incredible Brutality, It would have been Incredible bru tality If Chas. F. Lemberger, of Syra cuse, N. Y., had aot done the best be could for his Buffering son. "My boy," said he, "cut a fearful gash over , his eye, to I applied Bucklen's Arnica u.in n-hinh niek v healed It ana gaved'his eye." Good for burns and ulcers too. Only 25c s.t A. P. Louie's drugstore. i .wr-n riTitrii rsirp HLbi LL I tU IlllLl IHLO frctty Cane cl UM U Pulled ott Ca the local rioor Ecticca Dallas and Konmoulh MOSMOLTII it.in. t.iiudoii tWMUlff. an eld aid hltihly rpxtd cltiaon, diisl ThurdT uihU Mr llfntley wai L n Jrt pacm,P, county, New York, 1 1 t . i When but email lxr II - -- hit parenti moved to Ohio and from th-'e to .MUhhran. While sti!l ht a young man hi iterling rtV, niM.rt.Hl itelf DJ Wil-Lifted county treasurer of Mich igmwumjwri""" - aftprward K tsl chairman of hoard J Itf-n 1.ji ,Kilr n ctiv part In ll J MV 'v" puWioaffAtra and lis yar laW wMtlfcted miaUir from thi . . i . t county. KxcfptinR tne iav year-, during whloh tim poor hlv. pwlu.h'd It. Mr. Bentley had lwn one of our loremoal cm ions in all matters of public In terest and his dmiae I dutinct Utf to the coiumunity. Talk about fait work tn laaket ball, wrll! We certainly had an exhibition of it in the Normal gym nasium Friday night. A ; team from Dalian College Played a team troin the Normal and it was m nrettr a same a has ever been pulled off on the local floor. Eith er team could gv carda ana s pad to many of the college teama that have appeared here and still akin 'era bv a city block, ex cellent team work and fancy goal throwing by both teams kept toe fair-ized crowd of pectator on tip toe with excitement. The first half ended with the Normals lead- br a score of 14-7, and the Bnal core waa 27-21, the Normals havinir the lone end of it. Tony Teats, of Dallas, acted as referee and Fred Sloan, umpire. Countv Custodian of Cah J. E. Beezley and Recorder of Records E. M. Smith spent Sunday here. Pres. P. L. CampbeL', of the State University, Eugene, spent Satur day and Sunday here. C. I Murphy is home fr a few ,1,.v' vif.lt. Mr. Murphy is in tie employ of Underwood & Under wood, of San Francisco, as superin tendent of agencies and has Cali fornia, Oregon and V astnngion ae his territory. Amos Fletcher, a McCoy rancher, was here last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. H- Teale, former residents of this place but now liv ing at Goldendale, Wash., are vis iting here. J " Four families arrived here from Michigan last week in search of homes in the 'Blue Ribbon Uounty. George Hood and wife, of Oak naiif am visitine at the . toaia 0f y, u. Jonnson. Dennis Donovan is building a house and barn on the land re cently purchased by him from the Gwin estate. pedce. Mrs. Mary Hooker visited rela tives in Lewis ville Wednesday. ' Bertha Burbank ia staying with Mrs.Tena Hastings. "Ernest Bush of Parker has been visiting relatives here this week. John Taylor is a guest of his , . vrr8 p JohnBjn SlSier Jirs. f. jx. v u Mr. F. A. Lint of Montgomery lost a valuable horse Ihursday night with lung fever. Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs "Several years since my lungs were bo badly affected that I had many hemorrhages," writes A. M. Ake, 01 Wood.Ind. "I twk treatment with geveaal physicians without auy bene fit. I then started to take Foley's Honey and Tar, and mj lungs are now as sound as a bullet. I recommend it in advanced stages of lung trouble." Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals the lungs, and prevents se rious results from a cold. Refuse sub stitutes. Bold by A., a Locke. l'ggs For Hatching From thorough-bred brown leg' j horns. Fifty cents a netting, r8; F. Reese, South Indepen: ' der.ee. PAGE f-LMGE hi - ?aycanvou.Uraininut? TM. 1- thence that in .built fur you. It 1 l.ullt of tho lwt material that -0 year- vtvst'ivn ran p-t-l.icu. Th motto of tho com janv i, not, how cln-ap, but hr K.hh1. Tho Topo U the only ring .tcol wovon fenco on the i.tarkot today. Thero are nonio imitations however, but th.-y aro built of cheap material, honco a cheap light weight foneo once cruflictl out of al.apo, ahvuyi out of riiajHS KenumiWr ' Tftgo fence ie mode of l'apo wire. There aro patterns of lago fence built to hold any kind of ntook or fowl between tho lluffalo and tho chick just hatched. Ho member J. E.WILSON, Local Agent flUts von to erect tho Pago fence. Hell l'lione No. 441 Imlejandonco Oregon 1 EVERYBODY'S COLUMN Fur Kale, lltent, Wanted or similar notKft-a UlN ! 10 HUB nunum, i cut: one month 75 evnU. FOR SALE Fresh miu cows Enquire at this office. FOR SALE Hmall lot of hop roots, enquire at Star Grocery. FOR HALE-r-Thoroughbred white Wyandotte eggs for sale at 10 cents per setting. If. O. Seoljr West Independence. FOR SALE English Cluster and Early Fuegal hop root; also hay. Hill Broa. FOR SALE 1500 bushels A 1 seed oats; also quantity of Defi ance seed wheat. Address or phone Evan Evans, Parker, Ore. FOR SALE Mrs. J. V. Richard son has for sale at her home on Monmouth street, California Medicated soap. This soap is eool for sores, chapped handa, Manic hands, dondrutf etc. 10c per cake or three for 25c. FOR SALE. In town of Mon mouth 2J acres land, house, barn and orchard on same. A bargain. Apply to John Nichols, Monmouth. FOR SALE Petalama incubater and brooder near' v new. Gallon S. Welch, Independence,, Ore FOR SALE. Seed oats, fine qual ity. Enquire of Chas. Ihff, In dependence. EGGS FOR HATCHING From select pens of Black Mio orcas. Tearl Guineas and Pekin Ducks. Also 3 pens of Minorcas and 5 pairs Guineas for sale. C. I. Ballard, Rickreall Oregon FOR SALE Pure blood Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for eale $1.00 per setting. (Phone 145 farmers line) J. F. GroveB WANTED A girl for general housework. Inquire Monmouth Hotel, Monmouth, Ore. FOR SALE A good second band buggy. Enquire at this office. WANTED To buy a email dog, state price wanted. Address John L Longley, Independence, Ore. - The Original. Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Iloney and Tar as a throat and lung rcmedv. and on account of the great merit and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar many imitations are otrerea for the genuine. Ask for HJLikjX o Honey and Tar and refuse any substi tute offered as no other preparation will give the bhuj6 satisfaction., it is mildly laxative." It contains no opiates and is sftfent for children ana delicate persons. Bold by A. h. jocKe. , Startlinfr Mortality . , Btatltics show startling mortality, frotu appendicitis and peritonitis. To prevent aud cure thene awful diseases, there is Just one rellahle remedy, Dr. King's New Life Pill. M. Flannery, of 14 Custom House Place, Chicago, eays: "They have no equal for Con stipation and Biliousness." 25c at A. g. Locke's, druggist. - - . it fi i-fc. rr -p 4--a : vr The Colonel' Waterloo, rni.nirl Joho M. FolW, ot Hony (riv, Tis. nearly mrt his Wattr. Hi, from I.lvr and Kidney irouuie. la a rcut lettt-r he says: "I was nearly dead, f the complalnU, aud, .itt.miirli I erlrd my family doelur, Ik did me no I"1; I got a & bottle of your great Klertrio Illttra, wtucu I consider tlKm the Ul medicine on earth, and tliauk !.! ir.va vou lb kaowlifdae to ihm them." Hold, and guarantied t cur I)jHaia, Jtlll.mn. ami Ki.iu.-y Vlm-tum, by A. S. Uk; druggUt, at &rtijatottle. " " ' ; W. G. SHARMAN, Merchant Tailor Bank Building, Lsnr.i'ENriENCg. Outcuui. . Notice To Public Havimg pnrrhased Charlie Hub bard's wood-saw, I am now pre pared to saw your wood, Sam Muhleman NIONESM INDEPEXDICNCK FREDHOOPER CarpenUr work and General Repairing Prlcca Reaxonable. Ilell I'hone Miiln.'lHt) II T. 1IKNKU Barber Shop. MAIN BTKEKT, One door south of Post Office. Fine Baths tn connection with shop lNDKPKSl'KNCE, Oreoom. 0. C. T. CO'S. STEAMERS POMONA, ALTONA. OREGONA ; Leave Independence for Albany daily, b P. M; for Corvallis, Mon days, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8 P. M. Leave Independence for Portland daily, 9 A. M. ' IfOMEIt LODGE No 45 K of V Misets every Wed. night Tn Mfrnhftll Hall. - Arthur Moore, 0, C- J. W. Hichardson, K. of R and 8. OSCAR HAYTER, Attorney-at-Law, CAMPBELL BUILDING, DALLAS, OREGON. W.R ALLIN D. D.S. ...Dentist... Pfttnlonn Extraction Cooper Building, Oregon Independonce, G. A. HURLEY Attorney at, Law and Notary Public. Col lection a Prom ptl y t M ade Titles . ' Inventigated. Eat Side Main Street, IXDEPE.NDENCE, -t- OREGON X5TX. 1 Here loy$ Earn Money for SUMMER TRIP Kvrv loy enjoy a rliango ol air and th fuu i b had in tht mountain or at tli Miiliir, hut nul irrr lijr' fiitticr can alford the viimiih. Wouldn't It I Jolly to arn th uiotisf yotirn'IfT Tl.rr It a wr Hst U a -r a it It ur. 1 1 l ly iMiD.tf ult rrilm(rTOWN AND UllS THY JOL'ltNAL. llundn-J of Ih.j all ovr tli country are doing ll.U and yu ii'lfiit jut a wiill have your lrt o( the profits. Fend a imwuI today and we IU nd you runiUi intractlum, otrtlir with a tree outfit. town ana Country Journal tut Mf H4., 1 ), CiUlmli MOTOR LINE TIME TABLE. . INDEPENDENCE A MONMOUTH RAILWAY C O. Ixavo Inderwit' dnnnii f.r W.iii UK.iilh unit Alrll 1-m a. tii. .10 p. in. fna Iiidi't,n" 1ii fur M.iii muutnaud t'H - I HO a. m. 1 p. in. L'vr Minniiuth rr Alrllo. 7: via. in. 3M p. hi. 1'IH Mrinnioulh rr I'iim. M l . m. t,m p. iu. ; lmt Alrllo mi Munmiiuiii ana lliliwuclrlir, I Ayr rnllM NK WoiimoiiMi and liiileMiBdvn. l-oi n, ni, T: " MonnimiU) fur Iiiilriiilooo , . m. p. ni. ; " yM IfldcpMI. !! a un, 3KM p. m COTTON HOP TWINE Geo. T. Rogers $ 00 Salem - Oregon I.X.iSMITH Fine Wines, Liquors, Clears, and Beer on Draught, or in Bottles, at THE I. L. SMITH SALOON, C STREET, Independence, - Oregon, I. L. SMITH; Proprietor. HOTEL HAMPTON " FirstclasB Home Accomodations Monmouth, Oregon. Kates $1 per dy' I). M. HAMPTON