THli WKST SIDE.
'KIt.V. IV I'OUKK 17. iBlHI,
LOCALS.
Jamo Oltwoii oaiuii up (Vittu IVrtlatuI
Monday ami rvturiitHl WtMimxluy. He
twy mtr cauililt I attrm'tliiir much
attcullott, nl Unit wt almuM have our
towu tv,witttil lu tht liuiiiltfrutloti
morn at Port Urn), aul favor taking
uur rwit vxlilUL tlirv. V think
tlu mow a otto and Imv
no iluit but tlmt tltu botknl of trail
will (iimt atKl to (Im valun of
the display.
Mr. Isaac Kj(t-r, whlto aavtlug hIi
lunibvr Ht tlio HutWr (Unit on tli
I,tK'klaiuiit h m uiifuituiilao a to
w hla Imml no Uutlly tlmt aiiiuta
lion wa fivuuil tHHVMMiry of tlirt
Hugtr. Hula gvitlltiK ftluiitf ulovly
now.
The uewly iwtU church' on Motv
mouth m't nr IWhraiw wilt b
dodlcaUHt ucst ISuu.Uy Oct. H'th, Ht II
a. m. Itev, 8. P. rHtig of .Cleveland,
Ohio, editor of the KvauKcllca.1 Mm
ettgcr, will ortlcliite tu word ami cere
mony.
Itev. 8 P. rtjuutg will rHolt In Ui
Kvaugcltcal church to-morrow vvuIiik
Oct isth, Ht 1M p. n. There will be
no 8 utuUy aehool next HimUy moru-
lug at the Evangelical church on mo
count of the iMIt'ittloti.
The writer met R Koehler, of the
Km thorn Pacific, at Salem I tut week
and he UJ that material and rl;lit-f
way were all ready for the IVrvalllii
extetislutt, and thut ewrly In the 'rliij
the road would be built.
The Cltlua house nest to Kll John
on livtry stable caught lire liwl Timi
dity and but fur rmtt effort of cltl
ten their iiilKht have Uen a serious
cunflugrtkUott,
liev. ThutttiMuii, of the Preabylerlnu
elmrvh at CurvnllU, wan In town Tin,
day looking after the lutci-cMta of the
church here which In without a palur,
Mr. A. It. iMgg luteiulu devoting
hl personal (attention to hi butcher
busiuen. A auoerlur u;tmlity of mint
will he constantly kept on hand.
Mr. ud Mrs. J. It, lKixr, W. W.
William, M. Hide, Oeo. V. White
aker, and It it. 1'attersoii, went to Uie
Exuoaitiott NYedneadtty.
Mr. lVter t'ook rcluraeU home Mon
day from MoHCiiw, hlho, where he had
been traveling for Z. T. Vright,of Port
land. The Klrnt National Hunk of thin city
did ' t'tl.tUl.-W worth of bitoltiea
butt Wednesday, No wonder they are
mlltug.
Cy. Beuuett, well kuowu along the
narrow gauge I braking on the down
freight, of the weal Mo,of the Southern
Pm-ltlo,
Johu K. Cooper hut week purvha-d
of Win. Joihw tbe alxty-elght aenn of
Uud opMmlte town and will plaut It all
Id hop.
Mr. Jerome IKirnvlfe ttucticwl K, A.
Pattermn a conductor on the motor
line, taking hla place laMt Wediuwlay.
J. F, 0'l)nnucllou Wedmday pur
chawd the huuite and oue tot wliere
M. ltcamcr Uvea, paying to0 for It.
Head the prvmluin aiiuouiuwineuta
of the Wttr iSidk. Help your friend
by giving them youruhacrtptloiM.
Itu't Independence a dniiily agri
cultural lowu. Tlicre la no butter
(better) anywhere.
Itev. W. I Iteaumont will preiu'h
Hunday morning and evening In the
PrtMhytertuu church.
Mr. Eli. Juhnniu w.e kicked by a
horxe kvtt week aud la coiiric)ucntly
walking on crutchcn this week.
Judge ltoixe will tutdrewi Oak Grove
Urange atUak (trove on Haturday, Oct.
25th.
ludi'lH'iideucviteiit a pumpkin to the
fair thl week weighing li pciundN.
It wa rained by Wni. Jout.
Mr. Henry Hill and P. W. Haley do
nated some Hplciiilld Kaiuple of grain
for our exhibit.
Head the IctU-r from N. Kliupp In
thin bwue lu the advertUlug coIuiuiim
It. M. Smith, of Monmouth, left for
Wilbur, WumIi., on Wednesday.
Minn Minnie Weblajr returned from
Halem on Wednedity.
Justti Field of the U til led SUit
auprume court la del.
Klley Cooper atarted for the Bound
country Monday.
Mm. li.Dlce U vUitiug her in tther lu
C'urvullin.
The iU;t of the Halem bridge are
aluking.
Itead the udvcrtUiuutit of the WkmT
Hidk premium lint.
Mr. J. C. White, of Crowley, wan In
town Wedtlenday.
No butter In Independence.
A fine line of tobiwjco at H. & W.
Hawed and xliaved Hliinglcf at (lood
miu 4 DoutvV.
For panting on walln, placing under
curiKjU, etc., get the old papem for aide
by Wheelcr.-
Now in the tliue to buy rubber giiodn,
and J. L. Htocktoti bun a full and com
plete ntoek.
The Wkht Hidk office ha turned the
"old paer" bunlnen over to W. 11.
Wheeler, who will nell at the name
prices.
Heukle & Walker will nell you an
many goodn an any other firm li Polk
county for spot canh.
Sayl Where did you get that watch?
Why of courne I bought It of H. H.
PatUirnon and on the ennUllment plan
too No trouble to own a watch Hint
way.
Plow, bnrrown, eultlvatorn, drill,
aoedcr, huckn, wagon, buggle, carlx,
wheelbarrow, etc., at Uoodmnn &
Uouty'.
Blue vitriol for Male by Ileuklo A
Walker.
Htove and tinware at (ioodmun A
Douty'a.
You can npend a plciwant evening at
Ba've (Jelwlck'n, a he hu a lirat-cla)
pool table.
M. K Pearnon, who 1 painting iiuch
elegant sign ubout town, In the on of
Itenril Pearnon, who wn once editor
of the "Itenourees of California," and a
contributor to leading in:iga.l no.
All parties knowing themnelve In
debted to Cooer Hron. will pleiwe call
and iettle without further delay and
nave cent. We mean what we ay.
Call at Firt National bank for account
ud note, Cowkb Buoh. KMt
Itoli
BY CORRESPONDENTS
Heluilck Itroa. are Mug bothertd a
gretd deal aUut the nhlmduu of their
wheat on account f the abort um of
cam.
Ham Clark left for Oak lalo, Wanh
Monday,
Ml IVUord wa the happy alaver of
large otter Hunday.
Our little m'h.ml In phigrvwdug nicely
under the guldlamv of MU Hwaun,
Our de.t ha lavll remodehHl lunlde
and paluUnl In a very attintlu tniuiuer.
Hrldge earKnUm are (mlldlng an
aqueduct under the railroad In oue of
the tllU near here which la a dlltlcult
plmv of woi k.
Friday night Huver waa the aeone of
what mluht have Uvn a great Mbln-ry.
The thief or thieve indued an entrance
to 1). fade tore by prying ott'part of
tne loe to the front door and they then
reimlred to the rear of the ton whern
the aafc waa kaitted, aud after drilling
uoie into me lock and Insert I m
powder aud due they plM Mr. Cadc'i
toi'k of overall tmueutli and oil top
and lu fact paddiM the aafe all around
It wa upKiwM to deaden the nound
of the bhud. They then act tire to the
charge aud blew the lock and aafe door
m-arly to pleeva aud aeattercd the
cenient which tilled the door, all over
Uie ftir. It appr that they
could uot get the door open in
lt aeattered condition aud they
prtH-urwI a cord woihI ntlck fhuu a pile
uear by to u a a pry. They alo
entered Frank llrowcr' bbickmulth
hnp and got ilrllt, crow tmr and a die
plate, which they nearly ruined in the
operation. The vainhl never ttik
anything a there wan nothing in the
nafe but a few Htauip and postal matter
a Mr. t ado k.vp the jm-totlUv. The( t.,k place it Mug one mile 11 three
aiu'inpuM r.oin-ry ohik puuv in tne j flVe. Theeiitli.il were: Dollle, by
after mrt of the night niliee Mr. Cmle jtytir; J(,t( ,y MrrU. Vlu Ki i,y
and m other heard the blast, but It j,,. lmuov, by lln-thwalte; Itrown
uever exclll an aunplelon. hay mind prlnWi ,v Keiiruw.n: Htella I), bv filer
and Dutch by Kay.
In (he hhI Iktlllewild a llmt choice
and Jet weeolld,
j lt Heat - Jet lt, Imuw C. i-'nd, Win.
piiMcd F.. :td, other four horwn dlnttiuced,
thre mi nceiaint of breaking. Time,
time, little Miinded aud read around
time by title. Moved that the ordi
imnceread "The Hiple ofthoeltyof
IinleKndenee do ordain a follow,
Ordinance, referred,
Onlliuiuee viicatlng alley lu blin k ID
known a actum) hoima blin k, Intro
duced and read the tlit time. Hub
uicudcd and had aicond lime by
title, Referred to tommltlee on ordl
Couiiiiunlcatlou read front F. F. Via
tor nnklug that the city council eon
tribute to the publication of a btk on
Oregon and VahliigUui. On motion
coiumunlmitioii wim laid on the table.
Amcwiuicut of city of Indepeiideuee
tuhiultttHl by recorder.
Moved that Umrd of equnllxiitlon
iiitHi Monday evening, Oct. S7lh to
epmlUe the elty anacwimeut at ollle
of city recorder lu theeouneil room.
IUII of Mamlinl Macaulay for wage
V; ai renting a drunk 9-. Onleml
I lld,
W. It Wheeler, Irnok aud stationery
filS. lleferred.
IUII or A. J. Whlleaker heame for J.
Hum f 10, lleferred.
IUII of F, llluiinlmrd for elenulug
rouucll clminlH-r J l,.V onlerwl mld.
INK UAl'fcN,
The tlmt racing on the new ruce
couoc in lalinagt) took place lat
Hatunlay, The day wa plounaut, the
truck lu very good condition and alMiitt
bHW Krou prewnt The two feature
of thu day were a trottlnu race, lu
which all hornc having a ttHHird were
ruled out. It In'lug Inleiided a a bwt of
the merit of the buisgy home driven
lu the county. The other wa a tulle
aud rent running race for apuraeof
fUHl.
At I
TiiKTiio'iTiNii hack.
:..!0 the tlrnt heat of thl race
have overtakeu them or they
havettoleii oine uienduindine.
W. P. Wright, of Ualhi.
through our city Uvit Tuemlay,
Mr. and Mm. KoUrt Hkalfe, of Hib
Vertou, are vUlting friend uud relu
tlvv here thl WiH'k,
We are glad to record that Fred
Tuner, who haa been very HI at Putttm
I much Improved, and liope that hi (, ,ti
ireuvrrjr may oc nnHiy,
tJeo, C, tjoor ha rented the Jory
pnirty. He will move hi family an
n iu Sir. enl niovea out, wlilcti
will Ik in a few day.
Mri Havage and family Jut fioia
Michigan are the guet of Mr. and
Mr. C. Patrick. Mr. H. eoutcuiplatc
remaining hereafter lu Ortgou,
W. A. Pike brought to the city a
wagon load of onions, wmtc welgh-
ug from two to three pounds each. He
old them for a dollar per buthel.
There I more money In oulonn at tliat
irlce than In wheat.
Mr, and Mix Jdiu Walling, of
Lincoln, Nuvd thntugh here lant Fri
day afternoon oil their way to lhillic to
Mrfonu the lust ad rite over the re
main of their girl baby, which died
Very auddeuly lant Thurmlay,
We are tiifonued that the pier for
the new bridge have nettled eighteen
uche out of plumb. What tout that
grand engineer to nay uUmt It now?
No doubt farmers and store clerk
would have done a much U tter job of
it than he.
The snow bird ha made hi appenr-
ancc. lie tin UlUile III ail veut ralllcr
early thl year. The front have come
one month earlier thl fall thuii last
year. Irfut fall we gatberrd lrlng
beau from the vine Thankaglven day,
but they are "done cimked'by Jack
Frost lant Thursday morning. Are we
b have a tnild winter?
We are glad to ace the Wkht Hidk take
the count' It In pursuing In regard to
asnensment and taxation.' Kvery dollar
ought to tar It equal proportion of
the running exin'iise of the govern
ment of county and ntute. Wo ulso
think that the salary of county clerk
and sheriff are ton high in proportion
of our other county ofllwr. Our taxen
ought to be ten than 17 mills, yet If
Dalian had her way In regard to the
building of anew court limine 20 or 21
mills w ould lie called for. They raised
the cry almut the large crop aud good
yield, but how about the price now?
The Imttom price for wheat ban not
Infii rewdied "and don't you forget It,"
We think It high time for the farmer
to look out for their own Interest and
not be led by politician who work on
the prejudice "for self gain."
iS;ti
I SM Heat -Isaac 1st, Jet &l, Win, V.
jSd. Time, a;tl.
j !td Heat -Jet 1st, Isaac C. 2d, Win.
K. !ld, Time, .lit.
W Jleul-Jet 1st, Will. K. 21, Inaao
Time, 311.
Jet won tlrst money and Isaac C.
aeeoud money.
Thejiidke were It. F. Hiullh, I.. W.
Itoliertnott and W. W. IVrclval,
llt'N M Ml KAl'K,
It wa I o'oliH'k U'fore the hors'
wire brought Into Hue lu thl race.
King, just before sinning broke away
aud ran more than a mile before hi
rider could stop him. Theciilrlc were:
J'j D, by Itotiiiimin, Horrel Dick by
Kays, Paddy Ityail by IVuiu ll, King
by Tartar.
Ill the khiIs Joe D, wa favorite over
all other.
Int Heat -Paddy Ityail 1st, Joe I). 2d,
Horrcl lck ad, King dlstauccd. Time,
,VJ.
2.1 Heat-Puddy Hyan 1st, Ji D. 2.1,
Horrid Dick 3d. Time, 37j.
Paddy Ityail won Hint money and
Joe D mooiiiI money
It I the Intention to have othur
sistiI iHintest lu the near future.
The general opinion cxprccd to u I
th.it the race were on the nUnrt, and
It should Is' the rule of those lu charge
to rule out those who want to run any
"dead uro" race. It bring discredit
on tbe tnauiikem and disgust the pub
lic. A nis-ed content, strictly oil merit
in an exciting allalr, but when the
winning horse I known Is'foro hand
by t'vcrylssly, miles JiK'keylng in -noricd,
to, the Inlcrmt i very mall
Ix t un liavu gmsl stpiare race.
.
JHU.OI'SV.
WAII SMIL T FAlil.i tltV.
Commencing Thursday, Oct. 1U, IHWI,
a dally mall will 13 carried dlruot from
Fall City via Uwlavlllo, Monunaith
tndeiiendeuce, ('ronton, to Halem, lenv
lug Full City hIhuiI 5 oclmk In the
morning, arriving at Monmouth alut
8 o'clock, aud Halem almut PJ o'clu k.
lU'turnlng Icava Halem at 1 u'clm k,
Monmouth, 6 o'clock, and arriving at
Fall City alnnit 8 oVIis k, p. in.
The advanbige of Mil route are va
rum. A letter mailed at Fall City
will reach IwInvIIIc, Monmouth, Dal
lu, I ndi'iwudciice, Ituena N'lsla, or
Halem, the aame luorulng II I mailed
and admit of an answer which will
reach Fall City at B p. ni. The mall
route t art ut Fall City and end at
Fall City. The beuellu of this route
are greatly lit favor of Fall City,
ami yet no point lu Polk county I
damaged, and many are greatly ben
efited. A large trattu will spring up
between Fall City, l4'wlvllle, Mon
mouth, I udcpeudeuiHi aud Halem. It
I a natural ehaueluf trade. Person
donlrlng to KUid a Hunday In roorea
Men at Fall City, can leave Moiimoth
at 6 o'cliH'k, and arrive at Fall City In
a few hour. They can remain over
Hunday and return to their place of bu
lues Monday. Person at Fall City
cati spend 9 hour In Monmouth, or H
In 1 udcjiendence, ur 1 lu Halem, and
return the name dy. Thene fact are
Important one to be considered. The
permanence of the malt route dcHiudn
upou two thing, Flrt, will It y?
Heeondly, do the people want It? Ap
proval of the route lu writing tothe ismi-
oftlce department will net be amis.
The opwltlou I already at work.
W(llll.l) FA IK,
For Mill.
Two lot In block 6 Henry Hill' ad
dition to Independence for l 24 each,
one-fifth down, Imlance next May with
out Interest. Till In a bargain. F,n
quire at Wkht Hihk ofllce.
Notion to THHr.
The board of equalization for the city
of ludcpcudenee will nit an un Kquul,
iug board in the council rooms, coni
tnenclng at 7 o'clock Monduy evening,
OctolMtr 27th, 1HW). Ail luU;rcnlcd per
hoiih will please upimir at that time.
II. M. LlNKH,
Recorder.
More Kitoln.
On Thurnday, Oct. 80th, a trotting
race bent 3 In 5 will bike place on Tul
magernce track for untrained horse
of the 3:.'!0 clans lu Polk county. En
tries will clomi (Jet. 2Mb. Kntrance f 10
whlcli in added to purse.
Friday, Oct. 81nt will be the race for
three minute clans, best 8 In 6. Kn
trance. fee f 10, F.ntrlea clone Oct. 30.
CITV COUNCIL.
Tuesday, Oct. 14.
Council mot with Muyor Hliollcyin
the chair and present Counellmon
Wheeler, Krengel, Hunter and Pent
land, Marshal Macaulay and Recorder
Line.
Minute of previous mooting read
and approved. It wo reported that a
city map could be had for f 20.
Marshal reported that purtlc hud
been notified to repair walkn and
nearly uJl had been rcpulrod. Cross
walk will bo built soon.
Ordinance granting a franchlso to L
C, Ullmore for water works rend first
The people of thin part of Polk county
are enterprising ami pushing ahead,
but they do not attempt to build up by
tearing down, Fair lioncrt exertion in
lauduliic, but underhanded method
are diwplsnlilc. The entabllnhnu lit of
a mail route from Falln City via Lewln
villu to Monmouth ban long been need
ed, and lion at lant been nccurod. In
securing this no etltlon asked
that uuy mule Is' abandoned, A route
from Falls City to Dalian was Increased
to a trl-wcckly but last month, Not
nnllsllcd with simply building them
selves up, a petition wa circulated
which emcnatcd from Nome Jculou
hreast, asking that the recently ordered
mall from Fall City to Monmouth he
discontinued ami that the Dal la mall
be made u dally. The people of Falls
City very properly refused to sign It.
The route from Falls City to Monmouth
will uecoinislule a very largo section of
country In more way than oue, uud at
the same time take no benefit form
Dallas. The person who cut out the
petition evidently believed that Dalian
wits entitled to all the privileges and It
must refuse any of like kind to Its
ncighhorn. That Is the sclllsh spirit
which was nianli'cHtcd in the petition.
I f a mail route was not needed from
Fulls City to Monmouth, It would not
have been asked for, and If needed Dal
las should not ohject. Independence,
Monmouth, Lowlsvlllo and Fulls City
should lie on tlio alert. A movement
Is on foot to discontinue the reoeutly
ordered service. Action should bo ta
ken at once to protect our Interest.
Hlnlcnicnls sent to tho Hccond Ass't
Post master (lencral, of a falso nature
should beoHsctjby true diilcmcnt from
tbe interested point. Dallas liua a
jairfcct right to ask for a dally mall,
but not the right to deprive other purls
of the county of mall facilities.
CAIH' VI. (TlTYJ MUlHKKY,
I have a large and flrstclasn stock of
apple, pear, plum, prune, cherry,
(Kiacli and oilier stock which I will tell
cheaper (quality considered) than any
other roliablu nursery, I will give big
bargains In apple and two year pear
trees us I have a largo stouk of fluo
trees. Catalogue sent free.
Address, H, Lkach,
Halem, Oregon.
O. T. Waller has a neat store on the
comer near ills residence in Monmouth
and he Intends keeping on hand all the
school books and school supplies re
quired In any school in Polk county,
either public, private or normal. His
prices are the lowest,
Mr. K. W. Kinder, of Kail Francisco,
ho dcvlm-d a plan for California' con
tribution to the (exposition lu the nov
el feature of an enormous ellptbnl
panorama. Thl I alnml the dew-rlp-tloiioflt.
Kxtendlng from end to end
will Is' a Merle of mountain formed of
rs ksaud aolt and partly covered with
shrill. Hklrtlug thl diminutive
mountain chain will be an deviled
railroad, 20 feet from tho ground, jn-r-milling
vtnltor to view from the ear
tho painting of California landeaa
on the wall, a they are (Mowed in suc
cession. The elevated truck will be
reached by car gradually awemllng
tliroiiKha tunnel at one eud. lu Mil
tunnel, milling operation can be
shown. When the tunnel ho been
panned, Oakland, Alameda, Han Fran
clnco, Mount Taml)ut!, and theOold
en late will first apjn'ar. The turn
will win through the btstyof one of
the "big tan."
At appropriate point men will lie
een gathering fruit aud engaged lu
other principal Industrie of the Htate.
Tudor all thl will be a vast en, Insure
ciqmble of holding 40,000 people for
concert or protection lu cam of rain.
The eerie of painting will be alsuit
feet lu circumference.
"The ChlcagiiColuiubuUiwer" which
Is to be em-ted In IHtKI will bo 1300 ftvl
high by 40 feel at the base, constructed
of steel and Iron and mipsrted by PI
great arch leg. The architecture I of
modem Hcnalnnatico style and wa do
lgned by Mer. Kinket and Polk, of
Chicago, It will require over 7,ouo
bum of Htcel aud O.Ono ton of Iron. It
entlmati-d cost I (iiKm,ooo, lu the
centre will tie a dome 200 feet wide and
200 feet feet high. Till 1 Cal.'lllal.-d
for (Hiiuvrt and theatrical purjionc, and
will have a seating capacity of 2.'i,loo
Hipl. The wait and canopy will l
richly decoratwl In orleutul style.
F.lKhti-ell elevator with a caiclty of
AO inmple each, will make twelve trljm
an hour. Only two elevator will run
a distance of liVl feet. Many will take
advantage of the trip. Here money
will Mccure piumage, for at least, a short
Journey In the direction which all
would like to travel. At the lauding
will be a large restaurant where the
traveler can rent aud lunch before re
turning to earth again, At the ukx
will be a great globe of 33 fis t iu diam
eter, provided with 10 powerful electric
light which will lie ol i rvable 50 mile
distant. Admission fee will be 23 cents;
50 wnts to 400 feet and f 1 to top.
When completed It will lie 600 feet
higher than the Klllel Tower In Paris,
aud the greatest architectural construc
tion erected lu the history of man. It
will In) the pride of our nation and one
of the inont attractive feature of the
great cxponltlon.
oik ichntv iiKAiigi'AKriits,
IonTi,Nn, Or,, Out. 8, 1S00.
Em roil Wkht Hum; The Breat North
Piiciflo Industrial Exposition in still
booming, a credit to Oregon and the
whole Northwest, The exhibits n'e now
all lu and we must sny that It in as
creditable a displny tukeu n a whole, ni
it lias ever been our 1 it to witnen.. We
have neither thus nor spuee to mention
any of them to-night as this in the nlghl
of nights or "Wedding Night." It is
now about 7:80 p. in. and people are
flunking in by tuoicmmU, every stmt in
the house is full und still they come.
The wedding takes plitoe at 9 o'clock,
the ceremony is to be performed over the
tiuiHio stand. On the rimtio bridge n
platform has been erected mid is being
beiuitifuly decorated. A floral nroh ami
wedding bell surmounted with white
doves being the chief ornaments while
elm-trio lights (limb from every sido.
Everybody is on the qui vive tu tliul
out who tlio couples are to be, but so fur
otoii wo have not beeu Hhle to find out
Oh! what a pity Independence and Polk
oomity oannot have an exhibit worthy of
them, It some of their business nieu
could only spend a few days here and
talk with some of the dorens and dozens
of poople who flock nrouud us unking
questions' in regard to Polk county aud
its resources. Wa tire often more than
astonished nt the ignorance displayed
about one of the oldest and tbe best
counties in the state. We are sony to
sny that our display is fur below what
our comity should have, although it is
attracting attention from hundreds.
During the duy we nave beeu pleased
to meet the following people from Indo
penduuoe aud Polk county: J, W. Bus
tor, Mr. and Mrs. Stookton.Crnvou Bros.,
J, M, Vnuduyu, Mr. and Mrs. Johu
Young, Mrs, J. A, Wheeler and daughter
Kii tie, Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Alexander,
LATHII,
9:30 p. m. At last it isnver, ns all great
events must needs be. The oeremony
bus tnken pluoe and two happy oouplea
have gone their way rejoioiug, They
were Mr William Ilctiknr ami Miss
Helen Htiriius, of Portluud, and Mr, L,
8, Wright and Miss I, Htniliniiiiliiui, of
Et Portland, tli Her, Mr.Olinrmley
oilleiNtlng. At 8:0(1 Llhsriitl striink tip
tli wedding biitreli ut tli flint note of
which the contracting couples wrro seen
emerging from either wing, tli briiliw
radiant and blushing, niliiod in cream
with silk ht'iirietta trimmed with point
lueoj the grooms mulling and liuppy
drrasisl in the court n'iouul full eveinni
dress amu of black bmud cloth, Aftxr
taking their place uud being surrounded
by a group of Ultimate friends the llev,
Mr. Oliorniley iu his usual hiippy irnui
ner proceeded with the onrviiiony at the
Conclusion of which after oongriitiiliitimn
by their friends and Jlieers from tli im
mense crowd of Hjota!ori they were
conducted through th building by Pre,
Allen aud suite, ami shown the beautiful
prcMtut dniiiitnd by the liberal knurled
husiiiits uieu of the city, most aonspi
diotisuf which were a Iwautlful oliurry
bl riHiin set by Messrs, Furiosi & Itr
den, til Slim in antique euk by Mimar.
Jetiiihig Bros,, Messrs, Dekiiui liros,
doiintiiigoneof their tuieqiiuled Hiipsrior
owk styvn with a full set ot furniture,
Mr, F, lt.Cliowue one Hue parlor heating
stove, tha Mugui Yeiuit Co. on Webster
uiiabrigded dietiotuiry, Englu Woolen
Mills of Brownsville one pmr bliuikils,
bpsidi- other presents Iihj iiiinieroiis to
nislltiuN after which they depsrtoil for
tliuir reiectiv home aoeompumed by
the diner snd best wlslics of nil present.
cm at cnnir.
Htoiilfer J.
liioHrs,
Halo ut real estate of C. J. Cooper
estate coutlrui ml.
Itrport in fuse of the Mi. II. Tcthurow
!te approved.
Final account of Kit Pliuikuigtoii
exlute approved, and to lie o listed as iihiu
heir priwmit pristeiit receipts in full.
In the .cnm of Not mid IU'Ishsia
aimpsoii; acetniut of giuiriliitii lllml.niid
he discliurgtt) as hi Norn.
Tli fluid sctxmnt uf Hisitt Itiggs twlute
motived and adiuiuistrntor tliselittrgt'il,
mid the name iu ense of Jits, Kubity
estuit-.
In cuse of Price limrs, iHitilioa for sule
of rettl estate grtisl, Nort'inbcr Sri set
for hi Hrlng, and citation ordered.
11.11. Oraut ws appointed guurdiiui
of M rile J. litibbiird, and Marin Smith
wns iiiude gtiurdtnu of the Mury t'h'ini
berlaiu koir.
luveulory of T, J. Dickey estute liled
and ssle of property urtleivd.
Inventory of J, W, Huver indite fllvd
sinl approved.
Final honntig of N. WtKklwiird tnttitte
set for Hitturdsy, November 8th, aud the
same with reference to lb M, Kenmsly
estate.
Iu mutter of Filiunorris estate, ll'iu.
liiJdlu was chosen cmciitor, aiidJolin
Morau, Henry Hill rtti J Ditud Hue Disdr
apt misers.
txiuuinsiotiXits COIHT,
Preiwiil -Judge HloHlTer, Coniuiis
Sioner Mclieiicli and Hlll)Mon, Clerk
Cosd ad HhorifT Wells,
In nuittur of J. H. Pettyjohn roiid, ap
praiser rtqnirt reitd, alluwitig Clin.
Lid. .Ileit 100, Mr. Hmilli SIM), aud it
whs ordered thut it Ihe petitioners my
1223 hi the county rleik b.'furo next
term of court, the comity will pay the
baliiuoe and hnre tho road estiiblislied,
The J, M . Deunis road was eslublislivd.
t'onlrnot for building Eels bridgr
swsnliHl to Ht. Johu tiro, for &ISI.
Tbe county tax levy is 8 nulls, aud the
whole tax will be just about the ssmo as
lost year, which win 17 nulls.
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l ltlMll-AI. AMI 1NTKKKST.
lNiuci-HNiiNt K, Or., Oct, 1:1, 18!K).
F.niToit Ww Hum: I inustdlU'cr
from you regarding our present assess
incut law, The law Is well enough.
The fault lies with the unnensor und the
county court, The assessor takes un
oath to assess at the true value and the
county court takes an oath to equalize
taxes. It In well known that that Is
not done, What good will a new law
do? You will have the siinie kind of
assessors, and the result will ho the
same, I itui lu favor of making the
aHHcsnor pay a penally for assessing he
low the true value, and when lie
assesses too high let tho county court
lower the assessment. 1 am In tavor of
deducting for Indebtedness nnd taxing
credits. It in the only honest method
of iiMscnnicnt.
Yon nay our assessment and usury
law drives money out of Oregon, Let
it be driven out if wo lutvo to pay
fifteen percent, to get II. It is better
for people not to get In debt, and tho
stringency of a money market keeps tho
people out of debt. I notice an ell'ort
In your paper to boom mutter. It is
wrong both lu principle uud practice.
A boom is bound to have a reaction,
and that means ruin to many, Let
tho country grow gradually. It Is a
bolter plan. Our present tax law may
keep money out of tho slulo, and our
own woullhy men Invest in Washing
ton, but our state will conio out till
right If you give her time, We need
money lu Oregon for speculative
purpose only. Speculation brings
Inllallnn, and lullatliui must end with
a collapse. Oregon has no Inflation,
and consequently cannot lnvve a col
lapse, I do not sco any evil tu com
plain of when it hard to get In debt. I
am from Now York where things go
slow but sure, My neighbor hero from
Chicago, Is like you, on the "boom"
and ho says out- assessment law Is an
outrage. Tlio strango part to mo Is that
ho advooalc. taxing nothing hut tangi
ble property, and without, indebtedness,
1 and yet if tlmt were (lie rule he would
pay on almut iiWUO worth of pm'it.y,
where Yuw h pays nothing; while 1
would (my en I ho wiiiiouk now, for I am
net lu debt, nur ever exKt b) he,
Yours, Caption,
WAUKS IN f:t IKII-IC,
MoNmopth, Dr., Oct, 11, lMrfi,
F-niTna Wkst HiliKi In reply to the
statement of Mr, Llvbe, of 2 IU Hturk
street, who txinti'iulli'Ui wlutt I have
said regarding wnge and the tins of
scltbliidcr on Ihe continent. I wish
here to reiterate what I staled lu my
Idler to the Wkst Hihk a liclng In
the liiuln quite correct,
I did not say that nimi were working
lu the harvest field for 8 cents s-r day,
hut I sny again that I did see men
working for 8 cent per tiny. Invito
of It as Mug extreme cane aud these
were the lowest wage that ciune under
my olwrviitliui. Thirty cents -r day
the amount cmitnuuded by un able
bmlled man during harvest looks like
very small wage to ft dweller of the
Pacific crnuit, but when It comes to the
Inllnltlslruiilly small amount of 3 cents
sr day for itny kind of liilmr, I thought
1 would beg to be excused, la .regard
to theself-bliiderii, there are perhaps.
limited nuiulier lu those countries, but
I :iy iigiiln that Imunume Ot prttetlml
ww or tithmuUf vllher III France or
Germany during my whole Journey
through those countries. I presume
they have Ihe self-binder Micro pro
bably mi exhibition to be men by the
uninitiated for a iioiulmil admission
fee. But a Ilmd Urn IU lug fur several
years In country where these mounter
were quite common to be seen st.-i tiding
pmnilstuctisly around In the ft-m-e
Coiners, I did not bike the trouble evt n
to li-'pilre the admission fee, I will
suy In conclusion tlmt tlntc who are
living amidst the plentiful luxurlm of
Uie Pitelllo coust where nature so
lavishly pours Into our hands every
thing for the support of niuii's physi
cal being rail have but little Idea how
llertvly the warfare It waged In those
old countries of Euro) for mire bread
aud butler. The mily wonder to me Is
the t-ininlgmtloii from those countries
to America Is not ten lime greater
thun It now Is, Yours very truly,
Unir Lccas,
- ...
M.vriNai iniKii visiroit.
Wednesday iiioriilug T. F. Oslmru, of
the Portland ('hiuiilier of Commerce
wired our board of tritdc that the com
mission apsiluted by congress to estuli-llshanavi-
yard on the I'aclllc coast,
would paw through un the nflcniisai
train, cxiuululng the rcsoiirtcs of Ore
gon, A hurried notice wus given our
peojilcbi ls'"l the train ut 2o'tl'-k.
Mr. Henry Hill tisik ojtnonie of his
line samples of gnilus mi 1 vegetables,
Mr. W. Jl. Whttctikcr took out some of
hU views of Polk ceuiily, and sunipk's
of oak, ush, niiiplu, alder llr, cedar and
pine were gitihercd. The motor line
officer tendcretl un excursion to Mon
mouth for the pitrty. The train was
held twenty minute. The p-irty con
sisted of President T. O, Helfrldge, Hefr.
relar; I). W. Thompson, uf Indiana;
lil soil, II. U. Thompson; Lieutenant
A. C. Wykuff and Colonel Mond.dl, V.
H, A., and also T, F. Oslsjrn, presi
dent of the Portland ChntnU'r of Oim-
uieiw; Charles II. Woodward and
Jiiine Flower,
At Monmouth the party walked
up to the Normal school buildings, but
time w.iuld not admit of a visit. The
resources of Polk county were evident
to the party and they expressed them
selves as much pleased with what they
hud seen. Hon. II. W. Thompson is
now eighty-two years of age, but In
net Ion Is us young its many of less
mature years. Hon. L. ().. Helfrldge
playfully asked whether we exiectcd
to have the Navy yard established In
Polk county and he wasanswerd "No,
hut our fine ship Umbers both for hulls
aud iluMilng are iu favors of establish
ing the navy yurd oil the Columbia,"
The reason why this commission
visitetl Polk futility may prove of
Interest. As they were returning from
a visit to Astoria one of the gentleman
remarked, "I see you have a large city
ut tne mouth of the river, and Portlmul
ulso Is il prosperous city, but what, sup
ports thciu'i ' At mice a trip whs
planned up tho oust si,! to Albany,
aero, to Curvalll and down the west
side, and now the gentlemen know
w hiit "n grand country Portland hits to
back It. President T. F, Osborne re
marked, "Wo need more such trips
of Inspection from prominent visitors."
Yes the very best part of Oregon es
capes notice. W hen the Corvulll
Junction road Is built wu hope to have
our country on the West Hide better
known.
B0UN.
JOll.NSON'.-On Friday, Oct. 10, lS'.Xl,
a boy to the wife of Ell Johnson,
CliITCllLOVS.--0n Saturday, Oct,
11, !Xi, to the wife of D. Critchlows
on the Lut-kliiiuute, n bay,
BROWN.-On Sunday, Oct. 12, 1SP0,
tot he wife ol . C, Brown, a girl.
MARRIED,
IJUTTFHICK-HICHAKDHON.-At
the residence of the bride's parents
nt McCoy, Oct, 15, Mill, at 12 in by
Itev. Jiuucs Campbell, of HUlsboro,
Willluin Btitterlek and Miss Dora
Illchnrdnou nil of McCoy,
l;'.ly Is ono of our must energetic
young farmers and Miss Dora Is one of
our popular young ladles. They took
the afternoon tritlu for Portland iimld
the cheers of I ho crowd that giilherod
at the depot to congratulate and wish
them well on their voyage through life.
DIED.
HEUIIKN.-At Buonu Vlsui on Thurs
' day, Oct. 0, 181)0, Ethel, the eight
months (laughter of Win, nnd Hose
Hoi-run, Wits Interred at tho English
graveyard, Rev, Plowman, olllclat
lKi '
"The Joi-usy Lily,"
ANatRSRA OuTTAOB, b, U., July 2,
GontUmicni Altho' It Is vnry iiiiusuhI ttir
inn In ii.in uuy lot loos or wmluM, nUII. in su
sh'im' to your reijooKl, 1 Imvti tried Wisilom's
Violet, (li'twm unit ttalii'i'tliii.', Tim 1'iiriaei' I
oonslilt'i- esponlally clltoimlnm la misiw of
iiiiU'lmiwsol UiciKlua, nail I liiivo lipun using
II. every liny for llio Inst, nii'lnlelil, t liiivo
liiuiiil tlio HiiuiM'tlno un oxi','1 1 i'ii t iivimr.
at ton tn eunos of Itui, suatuim, uie,,
pinisoil by ioxposure to March winds nml a
July tun. . yours fiiitlinilly,
1,1 1,1,1 Kl.ANlI'l'UY,
To Jlessrs. Wisdom A Co,
Holme Business College
Of rorllnnd, Ore m will opon S,,pt 1st. J, A.
Wi'M), the iMiitlnx Hnniiui of tliu coast, Ihih
ikksiiiio a piiniiur in tins minoiii tuui w
II tin) ltwliui Uuiilui'iM (Jolleue.
C'lintlouuu.
illlike
Heiid lor
WHERE DO YOU BUY
Hlii'lf, Builder and Heavy
H A R D WARE?
Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Cutlery, Wagons,
Buggies, Carts, Plows, Pumps, Pipe
and Fittings,
IT WILL PAY
to call on
J. F. O'DONNELL,
(BueccHKor to CuOPER BROS.)
and get Prices. Just received a New Stock
of Shot Guns and Rifles including best
makes known. All kinds of Metal
ware made to order. Repair
ing done on short notice.
Oliver and Ctordeu City Plow, Monitor Drills, fitel King Bpring tooth
Harrows,
Indepo ence, - - Oregon.
1
THE CRY OF MILLIONS!
OH, MY BACK I
TO IT NOW,
OON IT Will II TOO UTC.
I tun Wo trouMxl minr rmn wtth
dUwut of iht bdoryi tad un triad
Bwnv dlllcmit reunite 4 bav
sil aid Irva dKimt phyakUs
wltlsil rrM About lat M April
I wu auflrrfsv hm wry viorral
attack taal llmo pnatraud bm la
iu h a auoBrr ibat 1 waa bant over.
Won I att dowa waa tlawat Inpoatlbtc far M
la id ap aluat, or to pul on ny dufers, wkn
kliiil PnsrMmn Ml I. Hralrr, wltk Um
OKKCUN KIUNXV TKA, lo aif
botfi. I Immedtattlv oumnracrd
Inr lh Ita. II had aa alaus
BJiraailoiii rflrct, and lo Uit aalu-
lumrni u all im fatal at u AuUI,
I i few daya.l am aappy to a,
iw I to l new tun. I will
rtuimmrnd lb la lo all afflkttdl
u I as bera,
o. a. TvrrF.a,
Froprirtor orrldrattl UoUL
aaaia Huia. Cal,
NO MORE BACKACHE!
1
anotukh orrKR. t
Wo Litve tlcciiled to Ut many of our
ouHtomor who wiab to take the wteVly
Orrytmiun do to Id oonjunction witb the
West Hiijr, Our offer u m folluw: For
tlif nun of cash in idraoee we will
mml you the West Sim from Jan. 1, '91
tojuu.l, '92, and alao the weekly On-
qonUm, We cannot make tliu offur after
Janimry 1891, nor bare aabaoriptiooa
atiirt twfore that time. Hare your enb
wriuliona until the lat of January.
Itrttar Tli Oovammant Honda,
The ordinary living oxiic of a
family of five persons, living la tbe
custonuiry manner of the American
people, amount to uot lew than f 1500
per year. It would require nearly $40,-
0()0 lii govurnnieiit bond to produce
llils Income. Ten acres of laud la the
Wllliunctto valley planted to prune
with au ordinary cmp at ordinary
price will net more tliau $1500, after
pitying for all labor placed thereon.
Vou can buy the laud of the Oregon
Luiul Coiiiiitiiy of Salem, Oregon, In
tract of ten acre or more, at from 155
to$75 per acre, Addrew, the Oregon
LiiikI Compaiiy of Salem, Oregon,
lViirce A Line have lust opened an
employ iiieiil ollleeou .Main itrect oppo
site tne oix'ra House. Ail 1S.TSOHS ue-
airing a situation should hat with us.
turn all Mrona tteHiritig hrlp of all
kinds will do well to cull ou ua. tf
The finest Hue of heat lug stove can
be found at lloodmau & Douty'a
Cook stove, a fine line at Goodman
& Douty'a. .
Wanted attiikSaum Canweby.
llriiilshaw and Columbia plum at $1
per hundred, other pliiina equally as
good at tho same price. The large
Ureen Huge at 75 cent toll per hun
dred, I'ruuca (1.25 per hundred.
Apple 50 ceut per hundred. Any kind
of tipple will do an they are large
enough to peel. Ikrtlett pear f 1 per
liumtrcd, other pours, price a to
quiility.
Puiiili and pipe at Goodman &
Douty'a.
Mtusra. Shelly & Vnuduyu are
getting iu a large full stock of goods,
Kggs uud butter wauled tit II. & W.
Dave Gelwlck alwaya has on hand
fresh candle, Key West cigar aud
tropical fruit iu aeaaou.
On September 22d Goixliuau A Douty
nnvlved the tint oar load of stoves
ever consigned direct from the at to
Indt'iH'udeuce. The car was composed
of tho celebrated Acorn ranges, cook
nnd healing Htove. The Acorn stove
ui-o tlio U-st skilled labor aud money
oaii produeo and present a handsome
iipH'itranco. The Acoru range with
veiitilutcd oveu la oue of their latest
patents and renreseuts a rlrstclas
range. It must be seen to beappre-
euileil. inoir line oi Aooru neuiiug
stoves is complete lu every detail, aud
are all nicely decorated, These stoves
are now on exhibition at their store
whore It will pay you to call aud see for
yourself. Their prleea are the lowest
quality ot gtsHis eousiuereu. w
A line lino of Oregon lurd at II, & W.
Latest in tho shoe Hue, nt J, L. Stock
tou's. Henkle & Walker'8 Savon aonp is the
best lu the market.
J, L. Stockton has found It necessary
to still further enlarge his stock of
clothing and furnishing good. He
now has two attentive clerks.
A RW CCUS
Made ay Joy's TftaMa tamfaitaaaa
Mn. Milan, aa ad and fatbla ltdr al M
Uuon at, Ban Fruulioe, artar oUi down iMad
11; ior nouthi wai aoraflMaljr raitorad and la
now wall and haallhr.
J, H. Brown, topk-kMptr Fataluma. Cuiad
entirely ot hla Isdltaitlon and couitlpallon.
Mtu Clan Malrla, Ut Ketrntr attHt, 8. I.,
Cured ot an aggravated cut ot iatlgaiUon and
Constipation,
J. K, Fouratt, Chief WliirBugor. foot ot Clay
atroet, B, F. Cured t palm In tha back, liver
trouble and lick headaohea.
tin, J. Lamphere, 15(2 Murltt itreet, 8. F., had
boon under pbyilotani' eare lor two yeara (or
Itreroomplatut With the third botUa ah i
a luod hor old accustomed health,
Fred, A. Blocker, Baldwin Hotel, 8. V., auSered
toryoari with dyipepala. Felt btttor tho Drat
week and ta now cured.
Oustav Solomon ol 328 Valencia street, 8. F.,
cured ot alck headaohei aud liver trouble.
Edward Ncstoll, 79 Everett atroet, 8. F., cured
atpaluilnth back and ohronlo bUlouanaaa.
And over 1000 others,
WOOLI WOOLI
The liliihost. murkot price paid for wool flr a
Hliftrt Hum, tiy Ooo, E, Ui"y, M
8luiwd Ratal to Ik Xorthwmt Indoa
trial KipmlllaD, Octobwr lat to Udohar
Hat,
For tbe Northwest Industrial Eioo-
sitiou tii be held at Hpokaoe Fall, to
union raoino win aeii ticket (ram all
ticket stations on rail line of the l'aciftc
D.rlaioo, from October lat to October
Slat, ua Monday, Wednesday and Fn
da) al tbe lot rate of one and one fifth
fare for the round tup, with fifty oanta
added fur admiaaion to tbe Exposition,
Cull on any agent of the Union F&cifk
System fur detailed information.
T. W. LEE,
:19 4t Oeo'l Pau, Agent.
KOlll'K FOR I'lHLICATION.
Und Once at Oregon Clty, Oregon,
NotlwU hereby ctnB that the IVilIuwIu-
uainwl wilier linn filed nutU of hit liilautton
tu iikIiii llnal uniul In support of hla claim.
aud Hint mid proof will m made before tbe
Clerk of l'ulk Uuuoty, at Uttllaa, Uregnu, on
Kommber t, leo.
vis: William llerren nrniDtloii D. R. No.
rutortbadKolSKor riecUTp ta, KI
He name tbe folloainr wl naiM to nmra
hla uiiiiinuoua mildem upon aud colilvutiau
of, naid land, rli: Jamb W. Klmaey, SooU
Heuniilt, of Kliig Valley, itenloa liounty,
orefiiii; Kmnk Kw, of LewUvllle 1'ofk
IVunty, Oregon; t'harlea Newmaa, or Kings
Take It Bafor Brealifait
The great appellor, tonic and liver regulator.
In ue fur more Ui&u if) yeaun In Eugland.
hmlllve apwlrlc for liver ooinplalnl. Bad
tanleln Ui raoulb on arising ly tbe raornlug,
dull palm In the head and buck of Ui eyea,
tired feeling, dliElnew, huigjour ymploma uf
liver notnplHlnt. Keuiedy lr. Henley's Eng.
Hub liaiidellon Tonic, ltelleven conalltlun,
almriwna the appellt and tone up Uie entire
sv'Hlein, ut tiie genuine from your druggist
ht ii, sua uutc aiw'im'g u oirecuuos.
ghakan Out of Ooar,
By malarial dineaie. the human machinery
canniit hull perform lu outre. Ulgestkm,
Msrellun, evacuation are disordered, Uia
blond beninm wnlery, Uie nerve feeble, tbe
ouunlenam jlmnlly, al-p disturbed and
appetite mprlilouii. Terrible la this diseases,
fell Ita ruwUi(ii, There la, however,
known HMlitine tn the nlaaraUc polaoo, and
a ivrlaln mfpjiiMrd against IU Id malartoua
regions of our Hoiitb and Weal, In Houth
Ainrrii's, uutiemsia ana on me ismmusoi
I'miuiiis as well a In iransiuarlne countries
where tbe wourageeiUtai, tills Inlmllable pre
ventive and remedy, Moottlr'e Htoroach
llllli'in. lua. durlni Ihe laat t hlrlv-flve yean.
been mnilmitlv widening the arw of Ua lue
fuliiem, and deraonalmUng tu aoverelgn
value, Liver eomplainl. dyspepsia, eonntl.
iwtlnn, kidnty trouble, rheuiutim and de.
bUll)' are all remedied by Ik
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE Ii hereby given that tbe under
lined Llranor Verguaon kai been duly
upnoinled by Ibe I'ounly Court of Folk
County, Stale of Oregon, esecutrix of the last
will and teiiuuiient ol Jacob Ffrguaoa, de
ii'KwkI. All parties having clalma against
nam iime prwnt tnein amy vermea aud an
mrlles knowlns tlieniselvea Indebted to tbe
name are hereby notified to aetUe Ihe saute
lu six months rrom me dat nenmi.
ELEANOR FEKUU80N,
Dau, Sim.sv A Laki.n, tseculrll.
AtUirneys.
Dated Ibln M day of September, 18)0.
oeud
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court, of tha State of Oregon,
lor tbe County of Polk.
UP, KRAMER, rialntlfr,
HARRIET KRAMKB, TfendnU J
To Harriet Kramer, deleuilnnU
N TIIE NAME OK TUB STATE OF OltE
gnu, you are hereby required to appear and
answer Ibeoompluliit tiled against you In the
uuuve pittltled suit within wu dayslrom lbs
dale of the service of this Summons upou
you, If nerved wllhln this County; or, tf served
In any other County of UUs state, then within
twenty dnyi from tbe date of ihe service of
lblHumn oniupon yon; and served by pub
lication Uion by the lit day of t he next regu
lar term of the Circuit Court of the Stale, of
Oregon for Polk County to bo held on the 1st
Monday iu uecemoer, to-wiu-
December lit, 1890,
and If you fall so to appear and answer, the
lihUntlft will apply lo Uie Court lor the relief
demanded lu tbe complaint to-wll; For a de
cree uf the court Uiat Uie bonds of matrimony
now exlutlng between plalnllt) and defendant
be dlsaolved and for nis ousts and disburse
meiibjoflhli iiilL
This Summona Is published for six eon
aecutlve week by order of publication lsaued
out of Ihe circuit Court of aald County aud
State and diilcd Heptember 2Mb, 180.
A. Al. UlKlilil,
oc!3 Attorney for 1'laiutltT.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
Dept. W, ISO,
Notice Ii hereby given that the followimr-
ntuiHHl settler baa Died noUce of luir Intention
to iiiiiki' tlliHl proof In support of herolatni,
und that said proof will be made before thu
County Clerk uf Polk County at Uallas, Ore
gun, on
November It, 18SO,
vis; Martin E, Robertson, Homestead Entry
no, mm mr uie una I auu o ui Otto, , I V o, It 0
W,
Mho nnmea the following witnesses to prove
horomtlnuoiia residence anon and cultivation
ol, wild land, vis: H. J. Onuit and T. U
Bevens, of Kings Valley, Henlon County, Ore
gon; James Turner and W. MuD, Turner, of
Lowlsvlllo, Polk County, Oreiion.
J. T. Al'l'ElUON, Register,
SUMMONS.
In the Justice Court of the Precinct of lade.
pt'udene, Polk County, Oregon.
A.J. WhIUiesker, PlalntlflJ W.L. Cnlbert
son, IK'lenilant,
To W, L,Culbertson, the above named de
fondant: IN THE NAME OK THE STATE OP ORE
4gon, you are hereby required u appear be
fore (lie undersigned a J ust toe of tlio lVaoe fur
the product sforeauld ou Uie
ttth day qf October, 1890,
at the hour ot 10 'o'clock tn the foremxiu o
anld day al Ihe office of said Justloe In said
precinct to answer said plalntltt's elvll action.
The defendiuit will take not ice that If he
fall to nmwor the complaint herein, Uie plain
tin will dike Judgement against htm for the
sum ol'SiM, and costs and disbursements of
this action aa prayed lor In the complaint In
accordance with an order of publication
made by said Court ou the isth duy of August,
e-M
Justice of the Peace,
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