The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, August 29, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr- -n SIDE. FKtn.w, Aicii'sTv. uv LOCALS. M. Krat, of Portland, vm lu Thursday, ton . F. A. Unity who ha been unite sick 111 tsUl agnllh The framework I up of Mr. Tuck's h me en C street. ' Mr. Klkln I getting along nicely with lil dwelling. Ylnt tin cent ft bushel at llei drlok warehouse. J. r O'Domiell went to Trt1uil m business UiU week. The wheat to rolling Into the wan house at ranul rate. Mm, J, 8, (.rr returned Tuesday from visit In run land. W, 11. Hawtey lnw Wu rustlcntlng at the seaside till wivk, S. ltureh, of Itlckrenll, dim tluliif business her Thursday, Mr, Zed lUwctnlorf returned fron Snn Ftnctse Jhto week. The baud to going to Monmouth tAiturday eventug on Uie motor Una, Mr J, M. Vamluyu went to Yaijului Iky Thursday to remain week or m Mis AU Judsou IhhmhIIiik wee I at Woodburn with her brother F. W Parker. Mr. Byron Atktn will please mw t thank for a basket of iluiii left t thb attic, Mis Ava Smith, of Lane county was visiting Mrs. J. M.Vandtiyn thl week, lucandiwent and are electric light are being iMcuhI, n great deal now toys. F.. E. I'harniau, of Orejroii City, we visiting Mr. I O. Quick at Stiver thl. week. II. V, Smith, mall agent on tlii Wes rldc train, spent few day lu lowi thin week. Thee hitching rts by Shelly Vanduy u' More will prove a great em venlenee tu Marie Velton returned frt Monmouth to her home lu IVrtlun Wednesday, Gilbert Kennedy left last week foi Ove, lu Uultin county, where he wit iii ike his home. Mr, hihI Mr. C I. Beebe from Yaht , Nebraska, are visiting Mr. and Mm. J. 8, Cooper lhl wctk. A force of men lire at work creetlnj pole and stringing wire for the elm trie light in this city. Mr. T. C. Wllken ban received lite patent for valuable attachement tr harvester for cutting gralu. Souaire I. M nutter mid family n F W. Cooper and wife returned from Fiiiloy ;ifi!i on WedniHiky. MiwCnswy, t Newport, whokwi a boanling house, to "full" every m mer on aecount of her good fare. Dm. J. E. Davidson ftlthonxh very fuvhle W:i reported better yesterday but roiuii emwtaut attention now. Attention I called to the pioneer re union at Mouniotith Hept. 11 and 12th. AlUhould labor t nuke till a ueee.i. Mis Luttie tJrouud who ha beet teaching near Spokane Fall returned to her home at Monmouth this week Mr, f I. Hhurtlirt, of McCoy; who ha Un vipitlng Mi. Van Patten Monmouth, retumod to her home Tues day. They nay from the frisky apearance of uorne of our handsome widower here that a wedding will likely pooh tKTtir. IVmma wanting their wheat Inxured re retUted to call on V. P. C'ou tuway at the Independence National bank. Win. Dwn, of Monmouth, and Geo. A. Stanley left thin week for Ann Arlior; Mich., where they will attend school. The hole for the pole for electric lights are bring dug and within ft few w;ksi our town will be llghtinl by eleetrleity. The roof of the Smith A Vanduyu building occupied by Hhelly 4 Van duyn rceeival a ctait of tarred jwlnt this week. Itev. C C, Poling will preach In Calvary church next Sunday morning an I Evaiigtslic.il church In thin city lu the evening, t The Wilholt party coiwlMtlng of Mr Dr. Lee, Mm. L. W IlolierUou and d.iugliU-M and Mr F. A. Douty came home hint Friday. Mr. VVuyne Williauia and wife Mime Judou and Williaum and Mr. Wil liams, of Alrlle, returned from Ftoh Lake Wednenday, At prinent prlceH the Dove Bro. will have over t.'to.ooo worth of ho to tell. They Htuck to hops and now uorne of the reward to coming. Contractor Jackaon AHutchln have a force of men at work thin week on the corrugated Iron building for the motor line company. Mr. A. A. Bull Inform u that he thi-cabed In one day last week 3280 biMheto of wheat, and want to know if anyone can beat that? Mr. J. Mitchell, of the firm of Mitchell AUohannon,'to in Hau Fran cImco for hl health. He will remain about two weeks longer. . , 1J r. I'ctcr Cook haa mild hto ntea't (n the frm of Keio 4 Co., and l now qn Pugot Sound In tlii employ of Z. T. Wr'aht & Co-, at Portland. The bridge to Jortii Iudepeifdence to (Miiiipleted aiu team are pacing over, ThiH I a great convenience which to appreciated by the furmor. Wm. J. Ilrandt to over In Tillamook eouuty on buelne. Conductor Weti iiter to buck In hi position on the road, having returned from Yaojiina, The funeral Hcrmoii of the late J, W. Davto will be preached at Indepen dence, September 2lHt at 11 o'clock a. in, by Itev. It. K. Baxter, All friend Invited. . , Out of llfteen perwin at the training Dchool at Good Harnurltan hnMpltal one third will soon be from Independence MIhw-h f, Wilkin and L. Peter tort thl Week for the training school, and with Cora fy'ibliMou, Nora Hhea nud pra Laiiey make five in all. THE WKST J IrvlMwIligtwHe when ho na ft eunuiv. Tlie Intent ml m-mt faaUloimble giMato i cuvwu , lliflirtili poS wu tfu ni ueiwiPK tkifl. pneuy a Vamluyu are IftUng In i large fall atuck of good. A. it, MoMilleu nd wife f the Monmouth tkmrntiit were lu to mn u ruintlay , B.xmiue;ui ateel wlr braid at Stookton. Hie latwt thing for drena inmiiUng Remember that J, D, Irvine wilt tell you all the good you want either for cwkIi or credit, v Prettehlng next Huiiday morning nt u ft. in, ftud 8 u. m. at the M. K, church by Itev, N. Hhunn: 8uudav sellout at 1 1 . nt. All are Invited, Now to the time to buy ur ud be vir and and call In at J, D Irvine' nd get prlee before buying elsewhere. Itev, Ointner, prenbleut of the Imfay- ire emlnry, will preach at Oak drove next Sunday, Aug, 811, at 4 p. at, All are Invited, Jaeub Imiwu left on Monday for Indiana where he will spend two nonth vtoltlug relntlvea. He did Dot forget to order the Wkst Bum nt t him during til vtolt I'Mxt, Among uie .Mouiiioutblte came lown on the motor Tuewlay were the liwe Fbltert, Nlehol, Kmmett, and M-a. Hlngleton favoreil thl oftlee with a vtolt. Many person ure already making bituirl a to the hour of arrival ami tcporture of the motor train. A noon i the engine get to working smoothly (he time table will W pullWul. We must again lustot on all those In Mted to the firm of Kuril, Dnlton A ".!. to call and make Immediate settle- tent a we uced the money. We eai found at the store of Hyde A Dal ton. Wheat at 85 cent a buhel, oat t H nt a bushel, and hop at SO ceitb ptmnd r very satisfactory to tut inner, but some are going to borrow ,ioney ml hold for higher price. 3. L. Stockton and wife returne"' f nuHan Franetseo last Tuesday, .Mr Uoekton while there tdecte an cle nt atoek of guvl which I now ar ivtng. All the latest stylist and ;realet ' noveltie. lien, Howe, the accommodating rail road agent at McCoy, wa made happy father of a ten pound girl on .Yednemlay inorniug. (leu. to looking piite thiu, but will soon recuperate. J. L. StiH'ktuu ealto your attention tn ii uumerou ititteru of dres gixsls. mly one pattern of a kind for each I rem. He ha these drew pattern In (h cotton wnd wtMileu. Call and pet them. VVe aeknowtelge rexlpt thl we-k Minpllmentary ticket to the Yamhill smnty fair at McMlnuvllle, A-pt. 2d to th; Oregon state fair at Haleui m pt( I5lh to 23d, and Pacific Indus rial Kxsiitiun at Portlund frm &pt, AbtotK-t. a".th. Kay! Speud your money with men who haveaccommmlated you by selling good to you on credit when you aked for them. And remember that J. D Irvine will sell for cash cheaper than any bouse this side of Portland. ' Mr. A. W, Howell ha bd men at work during the past week arranging ii building next the office of the Willamette Ileal Estate Co' oMIce no that the front will contain a large con venient and commodinu sample rstm 'or commercial traveler. The harvest is jtust and the summer iseudtH), and J, D.I. still roll uut piles of grsrle just a cheap a the cheap est, ud why not? Mlka bin cumtux close wa wa. Term chlcnmen, hlu muckuinuck. Mis A. Macautny Informs us that on last Friday night at about 0 o'cl'k. she saw a balloon pas over Iudenidcnoe, coming from towar I Albany and float ing oil' toward the cimst. It wa quite high, but the light from the fire be neath It attracted her attention. Mis Alice Maeaulay leave for Port land to-day, to attend the millinery openings there and will lie gone about two week. Hhe ha ordered her fall stock from Han Francisco which will arrive about the time of her return, Ml Ola Robertson wilt attend to the business during her absence. Tuesday afternoon about eighty Mon mouth resident accepted the Invitation of the motor line railway company and came down to Iudendcndence and visited the different points of interest. Theeaw mill, the new bank, the new bridge and school house each were in spected. Mr M. 0. Ileudrlck brought to thl oltlce lust week a Isix of a flue peachc a are grown anywhere. It has been said that this Willamette valley I not adapted, to peach growing, but such sample dispute the statement. Mr. Hendricks ho three hundred bushel thl year, and haa 2000 trees Including hto new orchard planted last year. Jack liurnes I dead. He wa called Indian Jack and wa a Rogue river Indian boy, raised by Dave Hurnc of Dallas to manhood, but ha been a resident of Independence for twenty year. Everybody knew him and he wa fulthful to the Interest of hto employer, He was at work for Mr. Wm. Jones tending to hi horses when last Sunday one of then! kicked him which resulted In hi denHt on Monday lo,t. I(e wo buried In the Odd Fellow cemetery qi Tuesday He was thirty-seven year if I'ge Astoria ha been IvVIWd hy the Ore gon Press Association ns their choice for the meeting In 1801, and there I every reason to believe that when the quill driver assemble here next year, they will receive such a cordial welcome a shall be pleasing to them and an honor to this city, There to much of general Interest here for them to observe and though we cannot show them Im mense busbies block and pulatial resi dences, as did Portland, we can show them a splendid harbor, the great work of the Jetty, the mouth of the mighty Columbia, anil locality which In the near future will be a point tot tlie reception and discharge of an (nt mense commerce. : Our heart ah b)irie shall b'e open to the editors, an'i 3 tie ojjeaslqn, vlli be. ftqg tbey will ever remember with pleasure. iiworian. 1 MOTOR LINC" it UrHHMTION Frwm lnandenot it Meamtuth In Four MtnutesFre Ctraltn Last Mantfayriv Htints4 an rsrty PasssNflsrw tM nest Day Pleasant RISs, meeth peas' " rt Cants Far. The people at Independence and Monmouth have lieeii iwtlent, very patient, and waited for the completion and tlie u the operation of the motor line eoiilldetit that the vftxatlon delay would dually cease and we could all get on the "keers" and take ride. Dodgers about th streets ou Monday announced that ft tmlu would leave the deit at i u'uhK'k for Moiiimmlh, At the appointed hour the coach -and flat car were tui oMwded with young ud old the num berlug by actual 1 W, and during the day 640 roii were carried over the road. Amid loud huxxa the train pullisl uit for Monmouth at an entirely too slow rate to suit the Impalleut ua engi'r. The engineer wa careful and the engine new and full of oil o that when the grade was reached the tralu oanie to a tml tlll All liauit.got lown and puheU the ear over the hill sud the arrival wa safely made In Monmouth, A brief stay wa made ftud the train returned. The ladle wcupled the coach and the gentlemen the flat car. Along the side of the flat cat wa a large cloth sign reading "Indcpciidcnce- Monuioutb" and between the name s pair of hamtochuipettoMtgnlfy that the two town are now united lu closer union. It was very generally remarked that he mad was very meolh Indeed and in passing over It scarcely any rocking Is unttced. The finish of the engine ind coach wa favorably eoumieulvd UMn. - The proposed rate of flveceirt fare striken everyone a remarkably low. fo ride two and a half mile for the sunt of Ave cent nermi so ridiculously heap, that we know of a great many who will travel over the road on the leant pretext Just to patretilre It. When e come to cuudder the matter from a lUslnesa tandpolnt the director are se to charge only five cents. (Irant hat one hundret pa over the road at en cent It only take s many more il half the price to ainoui t to the same iiiii, and low fares wilt build up ?r- uaneut busine, and when the mudsiif winter come no one will even (iltch op their own horse to aave leu cent for a rouud trip. A ftve-ce ul fare will idvance the sale of town lot all along the motor line, and the future pr- 11 of the tisid are largely dcMndcut upon the settlement of the laud lying between the two town. TUB RW'KtTluM. In the evening the people of Mon mouth with 'heir accustomed oiien learteduew piefmred an etogaut repast which the officers of the railway louipauy and member of city council Independence were luvllvd. Hon. X, L. Itutler delivered one of hi jueiit addrtsMa In which he stinted out the future of Polk county in glowing color. He spoke In prlm of theenterprlslugmeu who bad risked so much and who have luauguratud an enterprise whose far-reaching iiiflueui'e we cannot at present estimate with any accuracy. Mr. F. A. Patterson, ptcsldcul of the motor railway eompauy, re(oni!cd In fitting maimer thanking the people of MoumiHitli fir the iordlal and hearty welcome. About thirty Iheu sat down to well tilled tables. After the repast all boarded the motor train and returned to thl city. Taking It all iu all, the opening of the motot Hue I under the must favorable auspices and we congratulate the mover lu this enterprise upon It luocvssful com pletion. SUPPORT THE HOME PAPER. Why? Uecause, If for no better rea son, the home new pasr support you, You wake up om in a while per haps, and forsaking private busluew;, iu which for year you have lsn Im mersed, you turn tint and snd a day or an hour for the public gsl -at the polls fighting UKulnst the re-election of a toxsller, at a public meeting talking for waterworks or ome new enterprise, and then you return to your pursuit, leaving the ncwpacr to clinch the victory or protect tlie retreat, a the raise nmy be. The newspaper man ha liccu so long the watchman ou the tower, or the man on guard, that hi service lu thl line to taken a a mutter of course, and the value of that service ha falleu too fur iu public appreciation, ilul the newspa)sr man I not whining. He cart; whether hi service la appreciated or not evcrylssly who to aiiybcsly Is sensitive to an appreciation or tlie de nial of It; but he know what belong to hi guild, and known, he I going to continue his performance. Still, when reason are wanted for supporting the home paMr it to fair to any that the liewspitH-r should Iw supported IsM-ause It to a public benefit, contending for the public good when the public itself I drowsy or slumbering deeply. Ilul that, you may ay, I a sentimental reason, and do It to, partly. No self rcsicctlng men would urge It alone. The strict business reason for support ing the homo paper 1 that It pays directly a well a indirectly. Let two men try to oppose policies. '.Let one man advertjuo In the home paper not putting In au"ud" written in a minute on a scrap of puper-hut pre paring an annoMticeniont with cart' and study, changing It frequently, always wWl til" au0 oiire, and keep ing the sum will' l!"lhg steadily L,et the othoi man try any plan ho pleases of pushing business cliromos, prizes, brass bands, balloon real estate tricks, soliciting from house to house anything ho pleases and see how It will come out. For the same money the newspaper advertiser will beat the other man two to one. Athnm I'rrm, To Raise Fin Stook. The Missouri Pacific Stock Company Is the name of a corporation with head olllce In Independence' The object, I to buy, raise and sell live stock of all kind ' The company 'has 1520 acre o I In Itotiton otittiity ; citpltut' stock Is lun a, twelve 'thousand dollars. -W. 8. Hyde, otllto'clt'y," POT'fl"' 'f MV cr, 'secretary; directors; Cha. T gw'uln, W, K. Dalton and K. V. Dab ton. INDCPCNDCNCt GOLD MINES. OelS Hi macs' frm a WsllA Assay says It Is ths It est Artists Mr. W. K. Dellon, of this city, snuie eight mouth ago had a well driven uti hi lots to supjily water to hi residence lu this city. The water wa always roily from the first, and at one time Istas wife called hto attentlou to the shinlug particle In the water and wondered It It wa not gold, II thought it wa only the mica lu the sand, One (toy however ft particle too large and heavy wa pumped up, It a taken to Mr. White of thl city who said It wa gold. A small ul vial of sand wa llieu gathered and sent to lluttei field I Iron., of Portland, and here to what they say: PullTI.ANIl, Aug, W, 1KIK). Mr, M. I White, ludeiendcuce, Or.t Dear Mir In reply to your favor of the li th lustiiut and toaile containing and, the deposit shows free gold, and If you wish to have any aMy made you must send u a larger quantity, say a much a a two ounce bottle will hold, There I no doubt but that If you have plenty of thl sand you can gel gissl price for It, provided It will all ruu a even and how a much gold a thl doe. Your truly, Hl TtlUIKIKI.l) Urn. Mr, Da Hon ha had th sand all pumped out and find that he gel coarser gold, cut uot so many pleetw. A company lia been formed and a sit fisit well will be sunk and the uistter of gold sand thoroughly tested. HI well to forty-two fsl deep and three uchc lu diameter. Th new well will be within ten feet of the other. Mr, Henry Hill tnle that gold wa mined right here lu Independents) forty year ago. .,-.-. MOSCOW ITEMS. We are having flue weather for harventliig .....Croisi are kmI this year Fall wheat average talwecti to and no bushel (er aero. Spring grain I irssl ali .....The price of wheat I a Utile better here this season than It wa last season .....The fall school begl ns nex t inon t h ...... M iwasi w I ttlll building up. A IJn.ooO IioIkI L to-lng ereclMl dowu by the depiit. Fiair targe brick are being flnhhed, and two new one started Moscow' water wurkssre rxivlleul . , ... Mtsssiw biuialsiut ix srtcsluii well now...... W. II. Iasure I runuitig fourteen fisil header this sewttin, He I the only one that we have heard of having one a large a that. Cluis. Halt I abti- lo la' so he cau kms'k around consider able now Dr. Mulkey and Dr. WorthliiKton are able to be at their ..Itlcr now after about a nioiith mII of fever The tune cart for the fire men are dulses. We have two tire couiinlo now. A year atro we did not have any. .... (train to In-kIuiiIiik to be hauled to town now by lbs whole- le. ZENA ITEMS- , ....4 .,, Mia Ida Hurley, of Salem, to visiting Mr, amt ilr. Ira Hurley. Harvesting fur 1J Is done and the machinery put sway until the harvest oflrUl. Itev. V, C. Canter, of Lafayette, will preach here in xt Sunday at It o'clock a. m. All are cordlnlly Invited to at tend. Mr. Shcpard iknmus to have a much fruit a he can handle. He had to hire men and team to gather and haul them oil a the farmer were too busy at home harvesting to deliver (hem. We were misinformed last week lu regard to the accident to Mis Clark. We stated that the buggy wa broken to piece. It wa not Injured In the least, but a to Mis Clark we found It bsi true. She 1 however Improving rapidly. Mr. II. C. Page returned from Tills niisik last Monday. He ha taken up a claim and will move hi family nut there. Hi son-in-law, J. K. Hosmer, ha done likewise, thus adding eleven person mure to the population ef Tilla mook county. Farmer cem to be putting up more straw this season than heretofore. This I a gissl Idea. It I much Isitterto save il than to burn It and let slock Nud'cr fur the want of It next winter. The grain in general wit very spotted till year, w hile nome w ripe other wa miwt too gnMMi to cut, hence It will make good feed for stock thl winter. Farmer save your it raw. Birthday Party. On Monday night last, at the resi dence of Itev. Hhupp, a porty was given lu honor of hi accomplished daughter KIH'ii, celebrating her 2nth birthday. During the pleasant hour there spent, games and amusement were In order In which all took a prominent purl. At a lute hour the guest departed wishing Mis Klla the success she has gained lu the past, nnd which she still may retain in the future, with an abundance of good wishes to go hand lu hand. Oucsts present: The Misses Clara Fisher, Ota and Alt is Robertson, (Mara Irvine, Laura Klkins, Nana Hhupp. Messrs. Jhitlcr, Demercst, Will and David Craven, Hihbard and Cn-Hsy, RECQRD, OF QEEDS. Jtcal estate transfer for the week ending Aug. 2,'ld, funilshcd by Sibley A ftnkln, uf Dullas, Maranda Hnhcl tu C 0 Huilth, nl in Dallas; frjtl, J It Moral! to J U Fishbaok, land In H and fl; f (V0. Shcrirrtu Haruh Davis, lot iu Mon mouth; $22iM2. Polk County Land Company to C, O Major, lot In Talmage; $120. Polk County Laud Company to S W Ncaly, lot In Tulntage; $100. Total f.1018.12. One release, $21)00; three mortgage, 114,20(1. NOTICE. All person knowing themselves In debted to Cooper Hros. will please call at their otllce upstairs lii their brick',' and settle their' account's' by" yasji or. note, a ou r btsik must be cioil.. M (. Geo. li. ilrpy 'wlll'liave'cluirge c(ou,r oiiliie aiid, books,.' lspy9tfUly, ' ' " '("OJHU'IB IViw'iU, Wheat receipts and load check rrlntod and neatly bound at the WT Hide olllce. CITY COUNCIL, Firs Csmssnl ts ArbltrsU Clsstrl Lights OrCcr. '81 Th regular meeting of the IndcHn detiee city council was held Tuiday nrJiTit. All present excepting Iteeoritor Line and Couiiclhuau Kreiigid. Th secretary ofKagle engine com- puny reported to the ootitii ll the fact that ft dlaagriM'iueut existed between the engine and the hook and ladder company reganllng the use of th fur niture In the city hall, nnd asking the council to settle the matter, Aikr sum discussion a motion was made by Councilman Merwlu that the recorder hall communicate to each of the fire ooniantc the recommendation from the council that the matter be left to arbitration each enmpauy appnlullng one person and these two third, and that uhe companies shall file bond to abide by the decision of wueh arbi trator. J, W. Duster gave notice that he would Introduce an ordinance at the next regular meeting grsnilrg to L. C. (lilutorc, oft bis city, a charter for erect ing, maintaining and oratlng electric light and waterworks lu (he city of Independence. The question uf electric lly lit then Mine up. Mr. II. 11. JasMroti stated that owing to unexpected llis'rality of pslronsg the conqisny was w illing to contract for any uumher of lights, even (low u to mi light. The motion wa (hen made that four light be taken for cue year, Messrs, Merwln and Whee ler (ipptwed II ou the ground that we want (he light all night or not at all. Vote being taken resulted In the ac ceptance of four lights. Mr. M. Mer wlu then arose and moved that we order two more light stating thai while he wa opsetl to any lil o'chs k lights, yet since four bad Iss'ii ordered be was ii..w In fsvor of six The motion was sun ihIihI to be Ave lights Instead of six. Amendment lost. Original motion carried and so six arc light have been ordered. The following bill were ordered paid: tbxi, Maeaulay, nmrsbal, Ii7; J I), Irvine, merchandise, fctt; Prencott A Vend, hiiuU.r, f JK .); J. Wilkea, II. HARlfESTINOINTHE WILUAM ETTE VALLEY. The Willamette valley to Indeed the ganleii sit f Oregon. It to a most ts'iiutlful and productive country with Isdiuy climate, lying ladween the nvist and Cascade range of mouulalu At till st-asou of the year II present s ttiosl charming snd busy pect, a vieweil from one uf II IiIkIi eminences A ron standing ou one of thone high jsiltit caii bsik from range to range Kcrtns the valley, and up and dowu ll from twenty-five to It fly mile. Ou a cler day object may be scpii at a great dUtance. Uefore you lie thou nds, yea, several hundred thousand acre of grain, of all shades from that of deep green to gold color. Wheat I the prtuc!)il production or this country, oats ranking next Ihith are raised ou a largu scale, snd both winter and summer wheat and eat do well The smallest farmer ha fifty to MMnty-tlve acroa, snd from that up to hundreds of acre. The amount of wheat raised to a farmer I from five hundred bushels to t vetity thousand bushel. About one-half that amount of oat 1 raised. Wheat doe not rlen l once a in Ohio. It to uot crowded hy the season. It seldom If ever see rain after beading out, and conse quently to never aifccled with rust. The cisd night, morning and even ing cause It to mature gradually. It lakes ataiill four week from the time It begin to take It gulden color until It mature ufllctently fur the reier. And what a beautiful bright yellow color It has. It never get dead ripe In s few day, and w hen hilly fit for the rviier It may stand from five to teu day and uot shell out. Just unw, and for the last two week, farmer are cutting winter wheat and oata, and It may require probably the mot of August to bur vest the spring cwsi. The lime of maturing both whiter ami spring wheat I somewhat aftcclcd hy (hue of sowing. In cutting grul ii four horses are usually hitched to self-binder or to a header, There Is-lng Utile or no dew, and the sun not very hot, the farmei Is rimMcd to be nt It early and lute, and cau work steadily, cutting from fifteen to twenty acre per day, No notice Is taken to put up au exact number of sheave to the shock, The shock generally are long and two sheaves thick, and are never cnpMd with a break sheaf, since It Is not misled on account of rain. Just as soon a wheat Is In shock threshing bcglns-haviug already la-gun. Threshing I quite a novelty here The machine used usually have a capacity of ubout thirty-live hundred bushel Hir day. The thresher does nil the work, and boards the hands, the farmer only furnishing wood mid horse feed. He provide himself wit h eight to ten team, pitcher ami loader; has hi kitchen or boarding tent on wheels, something like a large photograph gallery on wheel, with several oooks, where the oouklng uiul boarding of hand I doue, When he get ready he drive Into the farmer1 ll,oli nnd threshes hi grain, whether the farmer to present ur nut, The wheat I put up in sack of t wo bushels each, nud stacked up lu the Held, where It remains for several week, when It I hauled to the shipping warehouse, tlranarlc are a rare tiling here, and farmers never store grain. They prefer to haul at once to the shipping warehouse and pay tho storage. The straw 1 hauled out with an apparatus for that purpose nnd burned. Sometime It I bated for feed. Tlie average oost i about seventy-live dollar to run a thresher per day, and the average eiirulngs about one hundred and twenty-five dollar per day. Wheat growlug tu this country to very profitable. It I never a fahu'e. bot tom farm yield from HO to 4f and 60, bushels ifi the acre, and hill farm from lfi to 2fl and 80,' Out yield In the mime, proportion, and are harvested the iinp tiu'ena. wheat, ltcv.i N. Shupp In Fremont Journal August 8th. Tlie man who cannot buy uwAtck must Indeed be "hard run ' W. i1 IS. .L ' Li '' It we ere to bid ire bv the' ru'W lit which H. It. fuuu'titu.1 sell them, A boy who smoke cigarette can save enough In fivo week to own a watch that will keep very good time; and If he 1 a good trader can soon own a fine silver watch. i ' TliMI'liRANCl: COLUMN, Mr. L. L. Whllciiker, Killtor. OUR WORK, I gave a few item iu lb WsmtHiiir Angmt Ifilh on Hi Hate work, which I nus will continue I gars you lu Unit paper the number uf Unions and uiem born, also Hi mnnlwr of ibilegals ami th numlier of gospel tciupiiranc iixmt tlitft held during th Jfiiar. , The juvenile srnrk wit reported by it silperinlendsnt Mi. L It. Thiiinas, ul Hood Hirer, tnl it wm a pleasure lu litteu to ber eiieoiirKiiig word in tins department of cur otk. One tlionsiiin ud llfty-Rll children between (lie agn uf Ilr snd flflimn year were icporUd in His Iiyi Iemieniiipe Li gion, Most of ll,rs were pleilgml uaitit almiljnl, Uibaiwo ami pnifiuilly, and taught from ths llibl til truth of right living ikI It reward slid how to shun the way of the evil-doer; to honor thmr pnrmil snd (bid by living pur live. We uei) mors of the Loyul soldier iu the battle of life, ami if we could only yH th pare lit to w llm ued of Ihi iniirul truiliig-cboo w would bavs then) stvrywlisre, It wonU sot tie a little ever a tbounil children plcdued to riuhl-liviiitf, but teu thousand taught to know th effect of HlcHrlinI and tnbiieeo before It evil ImbiU wets formed. I mgld to uote (list Independence was reported In the wmk ttiuUi tlie uiiinber of cbild'ea were not viveu by the iixir, luleinleut I wish every family would bike scopy uf "rii Young Crnsaiiet" for their children nud lliey would t. ootue Itetlrr scipiuintiHl with our work In this department ml dcslrs l.i tie! p a more. inrit, I.KOtONS, I liolioed in I lei report from Linn e".u"1 l tlrovi ,1,,'t '' S ul Leifiuu which iturted last ftolo. ber with meniliern, now they have 73 Tbey have seven young uien eouverted from Hi tobiux'o biibit by tenchiiitf frmn tli qiiarterlin on liibscou-, m lliey liae taken up seieii illo tern persuoe qiurttulit. Another Lrion Asldsud bs nieuilsirsliip of IN), ami among that uiiiiiIkt i olax of britiht boy fnuti leu le flMwii year old. Smile of th Legion luivo given enterlsin nients fur ih itste w nk, helnliiii tin ltefilv bouie Slid tlie Ilnby hulnii.sud tie reinieriiuoe lemple, twsult doing uiuelt to dcfiity the eipeuie in local sork. j wonder if Polk cioiily will do a well this yer atuonir ila elnl.lreu iu tin Lord' army ? I hope o. kin:)kiuktk wuiik. The ktoderiiarteu w ts ntpor'.ed by Mis Marie .Heme, of Iiitlmid, who stnled great Interest wn biken tiirotiiihoiit the lls iu tills work; Hint fuurleeu Vlilolii. bad superliitendeiils to lieik after tin work, and luqied all would da so ikmid for il w tiis wuh of all W. 0. T. V. workers to bsv it IiuimIiI us a brunch of tb public school, fur every child rich Si.d piior should have this privilege, and it is the pour mot Iter w wuh to assist who bit not time or iiunns to Hive ht eliild tin kind of sirbmiliog. Iu ome lociihtie tli-j bate given a room in their public cbiHils for tliii work, 1 bop cur flue now bmlditijj in Iiideptndcnce' will give on Ui the little tolls lie re, and umiurn our dear lister who Imp taken up tlisl work in our town, nud I wish to eall the attention of alt wbo are t Mil luterosletl in llim woik, to the lilllr miiiniiil called "(loldeu Key," which ill (five you ome ideu of our metbtHb uf tenchiug- Una work. Hy writing to our slat iiieriiileiidi'tit you can get the leaned information snd lenllel of tlm department, ami 1 bone die Union id Polk county will bike tin n one of their line of work. W intuit M'tfin with Hit Child si soon a it l old eiioiiKb to leave il niotuer and snaist her in her mam care to Have tlm little ones from thr suarea of ths teinpler. TRMPRHAM'S IN Til SCHOOLS. The iiKriiilcuJeut of scienlillo tern pruiice inslruotion Mr. Mary iS. Klu ney, of Astoria, win dt'tiuned from meet iiiH with u Imciiiis of the severe illness of her sister in lw(Mrs. Narcisxn White Kinney) o her reisirt wn rend by thr snoretnrr. Hhe state thid she lsIieve the title superintendent uf public sohooh (Mr. MuKlroyl is ilomn all lie can for tin perfect enforcement uf the law, nnd liike temperance tiynieno feature of bis work and topic for discussion at bis institutes. No report ws ipveu from Pulk county ou tin tin only from lode peudencM, snd I nai quite sure the otuet Iwnlitin In the ooiuity re doinjf ns kihnI work we are. I Bin norry they wen not reKirled, for I iiw proud of most o( the teacher iu our county and Indie ve they are trying to coiuply with tlie re quirements of Hun luw. If sutne are noi I hope tbey will iu the future. Our iiiperintendeut request each Union to secure a irood superintendent in thm work who will visit the schools and tlnd out how fur th,a law is ciomplind with, tu talk with the teuohcr mid county super iutnudunt of luliooln iu their locnhtioii audio scud hers report of their work. Only liS school reported Ictichmg accord ing tu law, but we know this is not more than half that are complying with it; it is a lack of appointing iiperiuteudents tu report this work in every locality. 2,Nhc report auverul counties its having torn periince men ns directors snd oHlccrs, and the law well observed, Iu linker county the lndice attend the school meeting uud help elect the ulIlimrR. Oukville re port h the law well enforced, well understood by teachers, superintendent, directors nud parents. If ciiob 1 wiility ooiild give such s report. I urn mire no child would Brow to in nt u ro joiu'H and he iKiionint ut the best branch of education evor tiiuulit them in soliool. Let inn urge yon (the parents especuilh') in. Polk county to lock into this mutter nnd ibi allynucnn fo secure the riijht nfflcer nm tcnoher nd see what tlm Inw rcryvrei, nnd en force it, if it I n ),t dime. Mothers you are nllo'e to. vole m sohool mcelings 1 ma, told, Why don't yon do iih they lire doing in Daker county, look after your olnldreu's interest rilit here m securing the best teachers for them and tlie best Iiiwb to goveru tlinuiy We mm do more tlinu we have evor done. Our brothers tells u tee am the ones to. five the tern pernnce training V the children. Let no (Jo,onr work well iu every hue, even if we are tired nnd overworked nnd sometimes disoonriiKed, We must Rive an account of our stewardship bye nnd bye. These Jewel must be siven back to the Master, IIiiv we done all in our power to give them buck puis .and good, meet (or ths Master's use? St'NnAT SCHOOI, work. Hutiday achool work ws r ported b tli uperinleiidsut Nor (1. William, of Monroe, wbo luia tint hue of work to progressing. Hhe liI eaured pre- etitntlon of Inn important brunch at lb Htnte Hundsy Nchool Con veil lion of 1HH9, anil at that eouvention strong Unipr mm resolution wero sdoptel, also at tlie ciisvention in April 1H1XI tin work wii presnbted, and delegate electml lo tli lulinuiionl Knndiy Hclnsil Cun veiition, who ws trust will help scour to tisoii Hnndiiy during tli quarter for temperance te.ialilng instead of giving ilni review Huudny s it now stand No report of work ws glveu from Polk county which I trust will be don thl next year. W want very timidity cIkhiI to stand firm s s rock sguiimt sll the evil of mteniMirn(Mi. We were re quested to scatter literaturs on thl hue of work wherever w could, Fifteen liiiiusalid pxifn of tenijierniic hlerntur of tin department were distributed among Kiiudny school children and U'licliers throiighotit ths tat tin Inst year, beside neversl locahlie kept no record of patfe lliey guv away. We recommend the Hundiiy wImiI edition of tli -Yoouii Oiistder" to lie giveu lit th scliool ou temperance day nd curd with Itible teniptirniice veme ou them for that day. t us nmks it one of the most iuisirtnnt one m ths quarter. Let the superintendent sud teacher pro pure splendid talk for tlist important lime, Iet us ail strive to make the Hun Joy school mora effi-olivs in it tesol:. imj thsu ever before, briiitfing in mnuy sheuves fur our reaping, sod many blest lugs to the faithful worker in this cause, To be continued ItOHN. l,itlCK.-T"lliiMdfuif W. Y. Price, near McMintiville, on Aug. i'l, 1W, s tine tl pound tsiy. Airs, j'rust i amiiiKmerui Air. aim Mm. I'elcrl'isik of Ibis city. llIKD, OAl.'NT, At Moiiiuoutli, Wednesday, Aug. 27, IHW, tho ten mouth old child of Wm. C. Ouiiut. The Issly wa brought down over the motor line and Interred at McMinn- vllle Thursday. SUVKIt. At the home farm at Suver, Josiqih W, Stiver, aged "6 year, after ii u Illness of about ten day. Joseph W. Huver was born In Ilekr ley county, Virgins, In 1SI4, and came to Oregon u IH44, He settled on the present farm, and hi 1M61 married Miss Delia Pyburii of this county. He leaves iwo sous Oreeii H Suver and Marshall Sever snd two daughters Mrs. Wm. Puqua, of Parker Ntatlon, and Mrs. Julius now living In fviutherii Oregon Mr. Huver leaves a large and vuluuble estate. He wiw hurled ou Wednesday at the Jingle' graveyard In Itentou county, and hi remain were followed by a large assembly of friend to Ihelr last resting plaiv. The furneral ser vices were conductsd by Itev, Shiip. SUMMONS. In lite JuallisMVmrt of ui I'rwlnrl ol Independent-, rm c'oiintv, ortiitia. A.J, W lilllienkiir, I'lnlnllll; W. U Culbcrt- oii, lleitiliiiif , To W. U t ullstrtson, the U)vnstued du- felltlulll: TIIK SAW EOF TIIK HTATK OP OIIK- you rv lifvlv iv.iuln-d l.i siiuoar bo- km lli mi Jvrlntiml Junllii uf Uut IVaus for m prwiiit-l furMOd un tu llrA cfny itf O-fofnr, Ibis), si Hi hour of 10 o'rl.H'li in tb Siremsm o( Mid day wl IU ulllm of ulj Jutili lu Mid prw-lnel Ui uwr niiiil lHiinltr vlv II action, i ll UeleliilHiH w ill US u.illev llial If lie hill lo mniwur the nmiplsiut liervtn, iliu plw.ui IIU sill iske Juilseinoul luslutl him fur His mil ul i.i, mill tun wnd ukIiuiwiiivuIo ol linn w ll'li iu pruycd lor lu Uie ooioululut lu vcoriliuKW with sn order of puulleuiiun uotilt by nulil L'uurt un tli Istb ilny of August, IIW. II, M UMa Juntleeof tii I'nc EXECUTORS' NOTICE. NUTII'K Is li,.n-liy given Ills! by vlrmre of mi onlnr of tlm roiinty I'ourt of INiU IViunty, Hlale of Orefon, niiule snd entered or word on ili lit) Uy of Auu., iwu, I will nil si pulillo it uot lot, in Ills nuiieitt bliltler, for cwh In liund, on lli th iiuj of Siptembur, 1890, In Ihint or the rourt houiw door, In tlsllss, ISilk I'lHiiilv, HIMte'of Uri'iimi, tlie luiluwlnn Uiwrlhed reiU pMriy MiiiikIiik to Ills ralale of I.'. J. I'tsiir, deeesM-il, to-wli; lli'Blntilii( ul Ills Houtliwiwt comer of t'lf liiw'ii Mill Int. theiie North tr 3,' Went IK IIiiSk lo tlierttireoi Mill HtriMil, tlienee Nortti iil I.V Wiwl l.ij l'IihIioi Mloior milil Hlrtwt. Mienee Soutli '.'.is etiHlus, ilienie Knat I. in eliulim, tiiemw ortli 1,07 c-liaiiis w Hie iilseoite- Ultoiluir, Ainu iiesiiiiiiiiir si ine Aorinwem aimer in tlie lunU sUive Uenerlts-d, llienee Niiutti alon Uie S ml line of snlil luud il.UI rlinlns lu II ie vuilliwenl vomer lliereori lliem-e Wot W links, I In-nee north 2.1 ehsliu lo the Nortb eiiMt cornel of John WHinire mora tmiimi, Oii'iievMoultiar.HO' Kast eloiis IheHoulli line or Mill Mrif I si links to I he pliuvor tH'idoiilim luiiued in liullas, I'olU (.'oiniiy, onxon. A.M. IIUHLKY. sugH'ii Adiiilnliitrulor, Notlos of Final Ssttlsmsnt. NOTICR is hereby given that by order of the llonoruble lmnty tkiurl of ltie Hinte til Oreirun for l'olk l'oity uinde al the Annum lenn tliereor A, 1). hmd, In die inslter uf I be nance ol K. Merwlu, deuvuavd, the tth ditj tf Oi:tobtir, A. D. 18SKI, wiw fixed Air Iieartn tlie uettttou Air ftmtl netlleiiienl. and lliial enliltiUot the nilinlnls- imt.irn ilinrvlii. All persuiitare hereby milt licit lo Hi'iH-nr si mlit time snd nlsee. snd hnw eiuui. If Hiiy tliero lie wliy the prayer of unlit iielllitlim ulioutdnut be runted. ny oroer oi J.H'roUr'KKIt. H, K. MERVVIN, I'ouuty Jutliie. Administrator. : Tsk Carsl Thsrs Is Dsngsr In ullowlnir Innellvlty of the kidneys to grow ilinmilli ni'Kleeu The ilnutlj hIiosU of HilK'lit H diNeuie mill diiiben-K will u-reek the fooilly bark ol heullh II II In allowed to drift rmlitf Menu iiihiii llietn, Tlie blndder, too, If IniiettvM, snd liidtelnus liiediitetlon tloea not Mlni'dlly itu-eel (he hetio toward llieport of surely, will he whelmed byllie nniekimnd of (llaeiuie. in neleelliiK a utiirelle, let your oholee Hill iikii llotueller'a Htoinueli Killem. tvlileli mliniiliites the renal oryiniH without lirlliiiliiu mid exi'Ulini t.liein. two ett'eels to lie nireliended I'linii the uiiiiieitleiiled stliuull nuKeiy remirteil to, tiiuks lisve s l-enileiiey to leiiel iirejudleliilly. The Hitlers Invigorate tlto kldneyM nud bluditer, In eomiiion with the uerveH nnd the dlireMllve ovithiim. mid mo iiltoril letiMl. uld, Il hIho uttnriln iluiil HMstslivnie in iH'ovciiiiuir umi euriiik iiitei'inUlNil una rentluetil. lever. HlllfousneHM. iiiuwilontlon sod l'lieunutltHiii It stone KiitiJiiAttis. Taks It Bsfgr Brsskfsst ' Tlie ureal nppetlser, tonte snd liver resulntor. Iu use lor oioi-tt limn 00 yeitrs In Knliiml. 1'iwlltve Hpei'ltlo lor liver i'iiiuiliilnl, llnd nine tu the nioiith on Hi-lxltie ly the morning, ilul) puliiM In the heiitt snd tiuek of the eyeK, tlrett leellint, iltKsliiess, litiiiroui'- s,vmitnnis or liver etimiUiilnl, Itemedy IU', llonley's Kris llxh llimiletloh Tonle. Helieves eonrtllpntlon,' sluirpeufi the iippettte mill toiien up the entire system, tlef ihe le'linlne finm yotn- ilninnlsl f"l' 91, llivl toke ieMl'it!iii to iltreellons. PLEASE CALLI All nersnns knowlnn tliemHelvm Id he In dehiett to uie are miiientert to eull ami settle nt their eiuile.-it, iHinvenleiiee an I hnve dis poned of inyllulereHt tit (lie humous-business to Messrs. Heainer l?niveii, ' Viairs irnlv, Aiis. Il, 110, (in, cv . . M. Ukuxkh. rtol-nss Business Collage 111' I'oi'tliuvl, (Xrnn will o'n Hept lst. . J, A. VVeseo, the h-adtnu lu'iiuuin of the eoat, lout heeuine a parlnei-In thliisehool unit will nnike 11 the It'iidln lliislnesA (illene: 'isend for Cftiiiloirtie. . . ' , 1 1 A Famous Woman's Expsrisnes, fJmcArin, Nov. til, Mr, Wlsdoioi Dear Hlr: 1 heir to tliinik you for the ttellirhlt'ul Hint refreshing "Holier tine" you so kindly Hunt me, I liitvu used the toilet it nit prepiiritllons of I he imwl wlolo'ated iniuitifaeMires of l,ondon ,it Paris, but . con sider your "Hohertlfte,J their superior lu point, of purity nnd exeiiHenee, Wlshliuryou the unbouiihM hui'Viwi you deserve, 1 remain, l''ullliiilly yours, . Km.ma Abbott, j f K 'si ). A. KIfAMi:il. When you want any watch re Miiiiiiig cull on the ortL'iiiiil at the ilniK More of Ihwtcr & Locke. ALWAYS HMILIN'fJ! The Celebrated French Cure, Vtsrrsnieil u Ar'HKUDiTiNE":(u";:n mi-ure vvi i nil. .(,i..( Is Sol. ns A POSITIVE OUARANTCC o enre any f'inn ul iiervrmi diiense. or unv dlwirder of ili i'iiillre or. gitni ol el l hor ' UrfiMtl.MV - twltif from tlie ArlFB leeulte uneof stlmnliiiiu, lotwco or Onlnm, or tlinxiKh rimililul iiiiiiu-n.iiii. .,.. i. h.,i. tuee. e ill. h u l of Hiuiu loif , W .n.lul Hem, ll,-ili.i( down Pulm lu the bw k, Semln Yi iwkiiPM, ll).irli, Serrmii Pnl,tlmi S.k-iiku-si KmlMiiiM, lu.,rrliws, ,UM, Weiik Hem ory. liwof I'liwersm! liriitieT, wbleh It av ii r iix uu oiien i",l ui irinaiurelipuii inwi,. rrir. iuutu,,i.lKIeIofu.tW Sul Uf man uu nw-eiot of urir4 A VI ItllfKN blURAIHTKIC (oTererrHOr onlr, lu reluiiit lb mow? II t'errosweH. cure ii"t ellMUsl. ThoiuauiU ol tuatlmoulali fe.m old ml yHii(. nt l,lh ,rBiiniit;r eurwl by ArMBoniTis. (;!reiiir free. Addrtu THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. rrr ssasch, POX 37, PORTLAND, OK, Tor sale by Buster A Lock". IT. 0. (Succehsur to A. J. Whitcaker) DKALEKLV FURNITURE, I'arlor and Ikslnsnu fv'ts, Kifa, lied Louii(,i-, Hut Ittu-ks, Hocking and Ijisy Chaii-s, In pine, maple, ash, or walnut. Also woven wire mattresses, coil spring and wool and hair nmt trceec. CARPETS! Cotniistiiifr of t wo and three ply wool. Tapestry, Itrussel and Axniluister. Al) Oil Chilli and China Matting. WALL PAPER! From plalu kitchen Wall Tuper up also Hie heaviest and richest Gold Finished Parlor Pa-r. Well selected atwirtnient of Frescoe Paper for Cell ini's and walls. Also PICTURE FRAMES Made to Order from Xutural Wood or rich and heavy Pressed Gold. Framed Engravings and Puinllngs for sale. Main Street, Independence. "8-8 M Ind wtur4rinjt com!, Rv1ui liHtrwd in iii nwiniijr. i epiimmrm rmm all lfft uf till plot II. TKUJ( pcisf Knfc, wnt mi eti'Mii'-Hinn Ui Vf. A. UiuutMs it; jV'utii Au, Now Vurk. 1 1 Patterson. Indepe'udeuce, Orcpon. DRUGGIST Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Ms Pills llmulnles the turplil liver, utrenirth ns t he l Igesil v nrKHiiv rea;ultm llis bols, aud ar uuvuaUil as an ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE. In nialsrlnl tllmrlrts llielr vlrlncaar Ulvly reiignipt-il, mm ilivy NeNM pvti Hilar prupurileM iu I reelnw lliaylm I rum Ibat iiolnmi. J,lu;itnily suyar cuuld, loiaiiuall. l'rlt , SIArt. Sold Everywhere. Ofllcc, 41 Murray St.. New York. 3v BtfoJt MEMORY iyMniiiiiiimK - em! r 1 VEGETABLE PANACEA PREPARED FROM i ... ROOTS & HERBS. FOR THE CURE OF AND ALL OTHER DISEASES v ARISIN0 FROM A DISORDERED STATE or theSTCMACH OR AN ; INACTIVE LIVER. FOK SALK WY ALL DRUGGISTS ft GENERAL DEALERS.!