THE WEST SIDE.
Polk County Publishing Company
CimiUHTOK, lUMGtHS,
KWllUY.Jl'NK ,(!.
Hut ftilllt'llv PitlMMI. Hilt If tlte
editor does nut please thorn, If bin
pocket they aim nt. Tints It is (hut
npwNtHni learn who their friends
are. Tho nmn who rendu the mow.
paper unit admin It nil th year
around, yet give hi aupint to
Mm other eoneoru, hoo princi
ples 1k ttetoata, tit lint A friend of
I ho I'm hut aper. Admiration
ttlmit wilt nut mil a mwHjmH'r,
Homier or later Much admirer will
When a man Is doing tlte vory
iHt he knows how, and pnanuH'ta
ire bright for sueootvS wtmt ia the (lmt that tin oltjoot of their nu"o
umof worrying! It simply makes time ha Untune wedded to other
him an nil nrtuind iimHminirtsihlo. way. Unit they do not admire-lu
oilier word., a iuinMiK'r in onm
Portland having trained lhe eon- Hwl ",,l,,r Hvs t ''
st4i.lati.vii Uittlo, llirouKh and ' iVion.Uliip of thne who nre not no
thi-ungh, and theeily Wing fl.wvd phttonie in (heir love, Imt unite
of thlMSMVs" w'iiiay hhk roi.;,,ll imiet leal esteem with Willi
iiiilienium in Oregou. Yorthtnd Isi "'out that- binda mutual admiration
ITCMt ton OUR fARMlRt.
tavar lUmi,
I
A Nw Cjmir'i Qjitiiit.
Oregon, IVrthind is ptritlieally
pure, therefore Oregon is n.ditioully
pure,
lit other profession, Thorp nro too
many men who etieet an editor to
slave in dofeu-teof their pet notion
and hobble, ndvoeal their view
Theeilvcouueilat its next imvt '',,'hoslrong.topt.iti.iiii(li',y
lug trill ms a new .sidewalk ordi . withhold the. biwittet aup
The old atyla rail feneu In mueli In
vogu on aeeount of Iti gtvut durability
and cheapae, tn am etuuttrlo,
where hith wind prevail It I mot
iwnlv than In Oregon, where no
high whole blow to eauo damage.
Hall are cutis, II mid 10 fa t km,
audar llit with lap of auW one
fmit, nml delleetlnir, or making an
angle of It, T mi.l H ftnot. A good mil
feuea U euveu mil kUrli. If 12-foot
mill uawl, iin.t the derteotlnn li 9 feel,
panel will lie S feet ku mut In
It) Mtla It will require 1 II rail, ii nuke
and 21 rider. If yon uae llfo.it rail
mitt the deflection U (a It ah.ndd lie) T
ft, the nel will he 10 feel Imiit, nnd
for S roll ft'Ofe will re,iiln K mlU,
mil fenee W rll, nml T rull feuee
Hit nlk .Tl iialu' kmI 17 rliliT", In
nitk If yon iie n mil one rd long,
WlteeilinH fet, the jmnel will he I J
ftvt ImiH, Riot Tor a .1 rail fence U rail
will N required, for a 8 rati fenee HI
mlKamlT ralllilltM mlU, nmt
lnkMiid II rl.lew, lfyimwlll uv
Ihli tattle yon will find It ux Ctil mie
Mm Fin Ik ami fuinlly, of Mtnintalu
Dale, have hevii vUltlng tier mother
the at week, Hhe retnrnml home
Friday, aceoniauUM hy her mother
and father.
H. J. HNtrkee and Jim, tlmir, while
iinloadliiK woo.1 (or Ik fade lat week,
unld.Hl the front of the watfon flint,
and the wel(lil of the wood lied the
raek Iwk and hit Jamet't Una her,
lioley, In the alomaeli,
Mm, V, K. Condom li hepii vl.lt
Iny at Cofvallla,
Mr, V, Humkeller I vMUiik Mr. F.
Walwin.
Several mhiA aroniut haver have
new hiitttflf-
ly w hi. h alono ainall new
snrtuv shall U one and ono half l P'Mx'N tn live, Talk hIkiiiI n
naint'j in which all linumr lor UiOlo"'
In Uilldiitti a IhwuI fvne It U tiauul
to n (iii M At! art M 3 f.t In the
Kronn.l, anil the Itinilrr Id eat lit (n i
inehert thiek in the rou-h and ' newspaper hnviiig a pnldie duly to Ion. A riini U iimuilly 3 f.vt hiyh.
dssedononoiide,nidihe!hins.;iH'rfonu, und an wtltor havinj? to Sw pooh. pref.r tonwaeilie Unioin
owthiwl.y six. All sidewalk in "ilmr r" hi prinelpU. I cheap
tho liKineM Hitioii of the eily are when other, Htand bat k and, while
to lHMf two ineh luiiiUr, .extendiiij; a lukewarm neutrality
: with one hand, aro ttlling their
ipoeket with the other hand a ft
When a man has everybody ow-
rwiilt of tho editor' hunt lubor for
inghiui, ns the wink elaini I the, . . , . ,,. , , ! a .
, . ,i . bin pr ne p ea, wh eh they adm rei,
ease jtist uow with them, ana can , . ; . U
. vi i. i.i... r..i i'n 1 w Hiippnrt.-( ion Lufer- ,
' Ht'tUt1'
terribly injured ; bur when a muni' '
owe every IhhIv, una can not pay' CURRCN COSSlf.
uny of them, how doca he find f We
will mil the rhV of U'tttg a Kiuker. in ho thlnl rty Moral any flurv
You have hwinl that old saying, !ln national jhIUU It cannot wmilnue
HJwt pity the ri. h, tlte iKr ran ,0 im u,,,,f ltt Hol,,h uJ
teg" It would I a lerritdc down-; ,,"""",r U,
faU for the rich man to enno to lflllvIlaU u HM u , 1(wb.
poverty. aUe that among twrcrev, will te dl
,eoviwl Tit, Sllwitt auit the mau
Tho city council nhould paw nn thtruck Hilly IVtii-rwui.
oulinamv making it nu otTeiwo:
punishable with a fine of $C..t for! ,f ,,u,u l'nrri, d'o't hrl.lle hi.
... , . , ... toiiijai' lrfwrenl iwali will Nitit to
any lterson to aw ear on tho hlree s, I , . , ' , '
J . ... , , , teutl hl fnlher Otdliuili-fhililtfli
or where hula- nmng hear the' m w mtm w u U(l, ru(U.
tangua umI ; luit worse than all, j nilan.1 appAprlnte.
i....... ,.....i.i i, ........ . .... ..r
ill. IV r.ii.iiu if ri'iu.T iiif-Mita ... , A
ahuttinc u the inoiillisof the small I ls are uU Hie only tlihtir that
boys, w ho are m laid, if not worms
than the men. It is all very well
to say that men w ill quit awem iug
tiecauso they ni ii.Hhained of the
itracti x. Some men never wh-ui to
know that other people li.ue any
rights.
When the I'rtiKv of Wale ae
knowle.l to have Im-i-u playing
at ganibliiig, or, in other words.
that he g.tiiilile.1 fur tAciU iiu'iit, it
mtl iiiulti)n at eeiialo perM.
Mtlnxil U htu hi the kwxt kfrmal or
.iillliiK any nniia', we U'lleve ilmt
thrrv are men whe nitutlliig w.hii
be hlhty la-netlelal.
twm art a iiunilx r l I'hllu.k lphlu
IH'ople who woulil wlllliiKly UkeilH
ulaiiil to t.-kllfy uliit ilw Diilloiml
tmtik .ii7iii, mrtUiiliirly iwto tin- iro.
tret ton (llvcil III
pit'ernment uervWon
bnartl 10 tnehra, Hh nett N liulii', the
next three d ln. lw, hut it li a matter
of tat, The tlral, thirtt and fifth
buartl !iutill bejolneil ou one hji,
and the worn it aod fourth ou atioii.-r.
If you wbh to make a eateiilattoit on
tut ituttiDer or leet or lumtirr la your
ftiw, mtd thetlllTt'rvut wldtlm of the
blla In tuehea, tosvlhrr, and divide
the huiii by 12 for the width In f.ft,
then multiply by pi) feet, aud the
product will I the uuinlo r uf fet,
board lueaourv, reuirvd for rncb rol
of A'lice.
KXAMI-I.K.- Ite.ulred (lie miiiiU r uf
fret, boenl iiM-iwure, for li r4 of
fviiw, 5 Uuinl high, the varloua
wttltliaof the UwnU Mur 10, M, T, 0
and 6 llicliee,
Hoi.itio.s.-lrt phi a ,u 7 ,u it
ilu & etpiwU 3d, dlvUlcd by 'i rquabi
H firt, multlpllMl by Pi) ixtmt 4tiJ fiti.
If you wUli to prrxtrv kk to k.-. i
foraymror more, tnke two pint of
fhwh ulnt'k.Hl lime and add to a pailful
of wnter, hImi one pint of conuuou Mtlt,
mix well. Hll a barivl half full with
the lluld and put your 'tttf down In it
any lime after Juuc They wilt not
HII.
10 iilonl lii.li'prndciiw,
John, the anil of Mr. and Mr, F,
llowera, of lhl plaee, .llisl J u'cloek
a. in. Hiiiidny, Hev, t' l. Phliheld
arrvlee at noon Monday, after which
the remain were pluoed on the train
and taken to Amity for burial lu the
family burying KnatmU, IrmMe hU
tor Ml hi, who dl.d two wnk o.
Till I the hxtlt Kmnd ehlld lilKroiid.
ma, Mm Almlra Hwik, lum hurled
alnoe New Ymra. tie wa five ytara
aud three motitha old. There weie
ninny hompirlii and wreathe brouiiht
by bl frltinU. Mr. and Mr, turner
have I lie ynilli,y of U roiniiiuuity
Mr. V. I, Hcult, of Ht, Jo, 1Vxat, -who
la VlKitlag Mr. L, V, (lilinore, :
dropwd In to ce it mi Wednewluy, !
and a he tin lieeu tiikloa the Vir
rllDK In Torn he felt at liberty to tu-k
U queatlon. Jlti llrt wauled to know
whether It wa true (which he had liceu
told, that Onxiiuliom were iiiiwk'IuI,
"I have myelf been pleaaautly received
by the people whom I have met, but
Nrhew it due iiot hud." We awurvd
him that Oreg'Uilan were til way ready
to weleoinrt good men. tin then
wauled lo know whether there re
many men ilttlng nroiiud mi dry h"'"1"
boxe, w ho csnntl nmhliig for (telling
along In life lli.'iu lvtn, and yet wmild
eoiitiuiially try aud damnife tlielr umrv
A few Kuver aipte ailetided the pk-J euergetle nelghUir 1y OiiitUninlty
harping on the Inequality of fl kl f-r
tnne'amlle, ete, Welold him that
iinfortunntely Oregmi hud that kind of
people, but t but they were no In the
majority, rtomvlime tiny prove very
tnaitibwiiue, however. Mr, Heotl l
well pleuwHt Willi the eoiiniry. Mr,
Hooit akwl aliont luxe In Ore
gon. He uld that In Ht, Jo, where he
llvcil, the loud ime, er,iMl and city
luxe amount in 15 mill. He wn or-f
prlmnl when told that lu Polk coimly J
the canity Ux iilone wb 17 mill lul
the adjoining ettitniyliite, tnuiily.elty j
aud elioo tnxe were only PI mill, j
lu Jiihnwiu eounly 011 fcpmu W"rili of;
''-i - . - ;
I Ian- J nit Hccclved IHrect From tho Factory Car loud of th-
CELEBRATED - BAIN - WAGONS
AImi a I-Hi'g" AawrtwH'iit if -
HACKS, CARTS and CARRIAGES.
And In ft lew Day Will l:.ivt ft Carhmd of
BUGGIES
Direel From tho KA8T.
. BUGGIES
Iluilt to OIMKIt
tn their hcrenwiuent, and wWi to; i-..tw riy tlte tax he pal.l wu only f-u,
thank thlr many fiUu.U for illrjor7mllla, lliey -"pmny at
kliidntMi. I about 00 pur iitt. of Ha value, tie ay
MIm l.m HubUnt I Inane fr.au "m! ,i,"M,re a" ln..riut .puMloi,
IU ,IT IIIIIIU 't HI. IIH'li M,lt
I. Fayette where be ha le.ii golug
to aeliool.
Mr. Aldrldise la confined to bcr
room with rheumaiixin. Itmrn.
Falla City.
Ie H.lville pilgrtiiia hab rvlurue.1
mueheitUralvd an' xplrltually warmtnl
no by dar exeundon. an' now we am
ter hab a genwlne old fw-ililoa fo-e,
Mctlimltol camp imrllu' at FalUtily,
eooililrllclii' d flfternill olt July, Wi t
or dry.
j( nurl.lljf rtv tm l, kIJk!
Cum. a I it to luif lia
lli,lc At rrjrll l.i,i li-mul;
An' 'iiiI old Maun' ruuimiii' llire
I j. hli hi rrr In' lt )'
Jlbo ID ilo Itlf will "r n' 'utK
The ItlgH were ordered early hod Fall aud built iirially for thia trade, Ihey are unctmlr
for FiuUli liuialiility nml FilcA
We altohavfii few of the Cluclimtta buggies, which we can aell to any om wanting a cheap
l!ig. Wflnlwuni ry full and complete line of Flint clam
HARNESS, ROBES, WHIPS.
Ill Hley t'l luveal. I lewij capital beti j
Itivlt.d 10 Iuve4 In a town or canity t j
Very ebarryof blli laxe, and that a I "
high valuatloiiof property aud e.in.
o lien I low rule of liisiiiiloo U ul.l
mm. mm. . tM.,,. I mm
way the tt plan, here .a,Wde m WafC. HllfTlDS. riDGS. UttinO'S. bhin eS ttC.
. 1 r 1 1 c ' o
A Full and Completo Stock of Hardware, Stoves and Tin
It il I wauled.
tw ofKrio arrrtrn,
ft Tlil eat I a Ulthful
1 l(iiirot (tiwIUeua
7SS ib!ihBitnl ut Tlini
a
Cllr -, (I IH U.-lw-Bwula
lrwt, I r, ll
t.-,!!u rlianlK of Ut
wa.I if... tKitra n.1 lit i
nl lb gtwttlun m In lil irMilt: mtn
la tx (Morlr (Ubl. W viil Ihnlr f
part.
W hf I rifl t!int.-l u!rw it
Mrll Writ tuu l"u.! ft ui
kli, l.mm! Ifcrm ll Kill, h rrv.lat.l
Plumbing and Tinning Neatly Sone.
COME AND SEE US.
Mcaiure ! f.vt ou each ik
yuu will have an acre of gnaind.
aud
Hew t wIM Creamery.
Many of our rwudci Intereatcd lu
duliylag would like to know theeot uf
flltlug up a gixl ervumery. ilie int.
iireaoii eiua to Iw iirevnU'iit that a
, i,ir I broui-h j pnui cpnniery of dairy U an eiioniHHi-
j ly exintve luxury, only to I enjoyed
iiv ins iHii. v Hunter. 1 lie reverse
I'rof. t'rtiniilx 'l ob b ,,,,Ht)Mjii ) J''i'ei ii'ti'i-.a r.!ii. !
Htate Nornuil rhool, am ter deliver de' riw! t.;Mt..,.in n..w..i o.i..it.. t
, . 1. 1 , . . .1 .. . 11 1.1... aia mki uni our tiiwmuiiw.
cirtu im rfuijr ura'ioii ni rmiffi ny.
IV Moiitgiiicry-Hw(ell mill win
vay w III begin do mwIii' ob lunilr
.11 week.
It. M. (Illtrrt wlltemuicuie Imll.liu'
b bridge Jtere Monday.
Ilella am toeat.tl ! limili Fait
City ter hab much ob a celebration de
fourth, ,
liar am two tramway U-lu' built to
du anwinllt, one ter be run by nlouin,
de udcrtiy llo' (Hiwer,
MuWu Dwdkln Iw rmteo tKl !l ortttnirr
(r rarf.(M tr not riu4 br durocj blood,
bet tr Iu4imU. 4 tuia tlrculiUim,
btk Mil lof ttbl ttKralir, luttr4 ol
aiUwivl bl.nl BttrtSwt Ilk loltd ot Puiwlitm,
lay Vbt 8rMrIUa blu lb UtMl, U
lh am le dtWf4 lb old aoitoat (tvl ptorwd
tiiM tb mda ihfcjfr. In cam ltw Ibt
ou4mm l tb lhorr. It I lb l:k ol Um
BMW.
G. W. SHINN,
HOUSE, SIGN ana- ORNAMENTAL
PAIITTEE.
fNlwr llnim, KnwnUiijt, 10 l'iiil ruin
J.,,,,., Hl.b., lint' (-ll.l. h.T,
,TwtaE: QUARTER
b (utwi),. oti rn n
rm. mii Jl i
n.iu.v iiaiiuiry am Hi fun iiiii, !; tuxrr cj. nc MTl IPV
nun iw n m VIi i i uii i
do FalUtily litd,
th limn 'iMv'inlloii dal ile ihIU,
illilil rmiitir
rrli
tlCI to flAMWiV.
t'lie newptiM-r man alio mwiii tbe,e.w. A w. leoiitr.a1e.lcrei,merv. ide Mltmmilh Vime,.ifluHe. didn't ,hk- ,., f"rtlM.
oiamiMl the eyes of the F.llglbdl I"""'"'! or privuteMWlary to puldle; r,Hi loim.rll full eiclly, will In frv p" hi liU ii r,
,-h.,1.. ,. lb iimd.w MiiiH.ii.la".. of lal "", "ul.v d.'tnye Id u.-ft.lii.- j nvcrttije yean, reiuru It tlrst e.i i p. ! K't a iill.l.k' in dl. eliy.
' ...,.,. i.i .in. ,. 1,11ltI,.'J'a'fHilli.t,lait In nine .nl .a-!0wuer In the tutiw .tf praftl In two
iiicmo
more, nnd not enonnh duty to keep
out of luiM'hicf. The lCuVar.it
len lie In lire liln III! lire i,n.iMH-l ivr. i , ., ..... ...... ....... t.... .... . .. v....
...... ,v..i. ., .... ,,,.. , H,rtt!.ll.t If tint noi.nel,illV.rn,l.,llrv .,,, at L..d l.1
'. ! A "He lutuld la- m'tected near the lullk-
I's s. n:ii.ca .iv inniiie uitt : i.;.. ,:.rri .. i.... .i.... u..i.i
i ti. . . . .it ,v limv w mii.i it.,
... . T . . . I .
scandal," a it W called, m w lmlij never ne prtM.i.in. ivriiat not; tail dmifir of wnalt ftoto the corral or pig.
Prbr turns.
Sir William Cordon t uinniing ia nww " 111 to make Imd aoiell. and w here ;
. . . ' . i hrvikk lik timiiliitan'liii It tat nun tiailil iil ..-. u. ..... t .1 ...... ?
.t-ta.iiMl fitxii. rntrlMi inirf tatiM- -' i i (..iivitiiui i- imm iiivuiMry mny
liitiiri It 1 itrMiii,l miiai l.v tu.t 1.......I1I i.... ... t in 1 ...
ety.lnusst.rre.l the people deeply. j ,1b1i Mh,v VftvUonn ml lhe ttr u nn.M m( ,
Let them rule theuiMlvw and , n,,-." . well ve.nilaiHl undcrneaih.
have the Mlgma 'On a nation of the; j Having a anturuetory dnlry nami,
vieeaof it riilern. If a certain ancient uilue were to I (H. next uuiiier i to till ll with ault-
; ruciawt ruetcti it I pnamnie-thut tit; ! niiMblu.ry. 11 u. iii.ih. ihnt
"ttiKliuni wool. i if loMio go 10 the n-nt
The movement among; the farm ; eiute liiM'r lu-tcnd of the am, for
erstomake a tho political iaity ! k"ti la a. ilvliy. (Vriain It I that
i grow lug weaker. . FuruterH have V,'M' r4"' -"' "" u
; ...V ..... - .. ., in.llll. ... I. I, H...I 1,(1 ..
I bwum btcatinoi oitliOw ,winl (1 A
f ( itrw)iirarnl f t h tnwulty. Tlu
fttrw.. one c liw
l.lt.lllUil ClIK.IM I ttw
In ttma kiln h m " I Uml w
liem iuln lu my lu.b o I prnrivl WlJ.
Dtf h.i(iUiI M veil Urn, an l Iw I um-4 m.ii.ir
nmlii wiOkmI nf bnl It mity ttkf, Ttw
Ivain lu m, lu. k lu.l Itiwiif w wit I hl I
,trTilt I liuu Ura.lli( l eiy wuJk ! rmilj
aut miHt nUuii wtlttit Hi.- ii M- tf tt rati. Itrr.
In. llil.Kivh (om.l, W Oio rtillia cant (tt-
j (r.lnl hf .ttr. tstt f 1', I ll'lu'lll
t tint Itradley I on erul. be fiom tv ,, ti,f, ,,d brture u4n lull the iret el la
eidelilal ue of 11 draw lug knife on hi I " I"'". In m li k nintir iliprcrnt.
W I t. . s., .u r.i.t. lu k. l ..fit,., taaai-wkM
nTT enty iiemx ov "" -
KnlnrY Tr. il can nwwrtmtl.mly m-ittmcml
ML AKKki Wiouuir h... I drew- S Z', .
Ing to a cloac, and the popll are tr'j .men KI-Iikt Tri ran-. Iw.krbr. lurotitl-
,ring for the gn.nd ilnal, which will j m:rhV:.T?M
be another epoch In the aunn'of our iiut.uf i aidwrvw iUivuiiuof tniii
too much ncii'e to allow lheiuelvc
' ") Ik pulled alnml by lhe mM' lor
..' . A f . ... ! I I., ..,!
IllO WMICIll Ol sotiiit uiuc' noiiifi-H
who art discardetl from tlte old
parties. Hut the grunge, whieh is a
protection to thcfiirmcr, wasotg.iii
i.cd for thai piiiimmc, and is a
Billion pure artiile, liultN alaive
polities, and i rapidly gaining
ground uud doing uilnjj gtHHl.
Honesty is the Unt policy, ai.d in
the farmers' movetiienl the grange
is honent. The alliance, la-ing a
political parly, it not, siuce it ,sc k.s
to udvunee itself, anil eat it iiolhiu
for the fanner when ils ends lire
gained.
Ah a rule the editor gels u Hum
Hand kicks to one cares. Once in
a while ho got a kind woitl, anil it
warms und cheers his weal her beat
en, titoi'in racked heart to the inner,
most core. Most people, are afraid
to tell an editor w hen he writes an
article that particularly pleases'
tbeui for fear of making him proud,
we suppose but if they find any
thing that does not accord precisely
with their views they will uoghrl
their business to limit him up ami
tell him of it. I'shaw ! dear friends,
don't think you w ill spoil Hie editor
by giving him an occasional word
of cheer any more tliau yuu will
.spoil your child by complimenting
her upon a piece of patchwork she
has finished. Of course you could
leat the ob yourscll, but I hat dues lH,ni ,-Wu of WIhioiihIii Unit n Wali
not deter you from heaping words Ingluu ivimrtcr credited him with,
of encouragement upon the child, j Tbl l-u'l Hie llrl time, by many thou.
It has done ils best. So you could MuU P'ddl.t men of pa Judg
, ,., , . ., ... . nient have unid silly tblnga In reiNirtera
doubtl.-ss mt tho average editor ut. fln(, ,,,.,,. ;fl,r
running a paper 1 ut eoitrse you j Ull.y .,.,, (iH.ip,r0V(., i,v pilt,ije
can. The man does not live who opinion.
can't bent an editor at running u
paper. The editor is willing ' to ( lu China, swindling, no matter what
acknowledge that you can. He! " "m lun.Hnn.ne
j IIJ .l.-IILII
Im ol It ihiI lu a tratoe of "rimlllng."
I'uriieir iiiurrylng Mr. O'Shen will
not (irolinlily retore lilm to (be b-ader-uhlpof
lite Irish Hirly, but ll will gl.e
him coiitrnl ot her large fortune, w bleb
w III ilirtiliilcw go a long way lotviirtl
i.i-i.iK-illuLf biiu, al I' nsi (but i the ef
fect which nioncv 1 ut nn mt people,
A n-lurned IS.ion iiiUslonary innu'
pri-liv neiir striking the l-r,M'k of
truth rewriting the Amerleau Indian
when he recently atild: "The t1! way
lo solve the Indian problem I not to
bother with It ut all. Leave tlx-m ull
to the Western roplu nml they will
treat lhe red limit fairly and keep him
In bl place at the name time. Faistern
plilliinllnoplKtK, who Itiedillc with af-
faiin of which they have no accurate
knowledge, tlo more harm tlitin goml,"
Tliere In n llpmll loii lii various ace-
lloiiH of ibu country to pivcnt ciMtly!
"tcDtliuouliili.," oliluiueil liy pniwliig
the but among the coplc, to publlo
men, Why should a public mun be
spediilly rewarded In this way for do
ilia what be look an (mill to do when
he iicrcplcd niee? To foreigners It
iiiiikI npieiir thut us a rule our public
men lull lo tierfortu their duties, else
why sliniild the people put up their
money to buy eoatly irewiits for the
few Unit do?
(Mice more the Mor reporter U lo
lihinie. Kx- 'otiKrcKHiiiiiu (irimvernor,
of Ohio, w ho Is a uieiulKT of the com
mission wlili.-b Is logo lo Fui'oim- fur the
piirpoce of pltnl.ving the linuilgritllun
piolilcm, s:iys be did not say the ttn
. 111 1 ( . 1 i 1 1 1 1 -i 1 1 it i-- things iiIhiiiI the foreign
only docs it U'cuusc you have not
the time to ; but this fact need not
deter you from giving him a word
of encouragement occasional ly.
A newspaper, if it has any brains,
conscience and muscle back of it,
must continually decide between
doing ils duly and injuring its
pocket. In any position but that
of an editor tho public is uble to
separate the iudividual homo from
A member of una of tho
highest Mandarin families has just
Imh'H sentenced to he executed because
of swindles bo perpetrated upon trades
men of Paris uud London, while eon
nected with tint Chinese embassy in
those cities. This Is a law that Amer
ica wuiihl do. well to Import. Bwln
dllng, from the low-down bunco sleerer
to tho olly-tonguod, high-toned bank
president or cashier Is entirely too com
mon in this country, and even when
Its perpetrators arc punished, which Is
not a frequent as It should bo, the
punishment seldom Ills the crime, i ,
It cinll of from "." to put cow . A
good wepnrnlor will oil Thl ma
chine, If proin rly eared for, will litst :0
year and w ill tke nut prm llcally all
the rtviiin. With the w iiiinitor ihcrv
will be ncsbsl a likt-giillon Iniik for the
rccepiiott of the milk an ll I brought
from the row. It hHihl Is' placed on
a tniiil outside the dairy ri.nn near
tho corral, aud w ill have a lueliil pl
connecting with a small tank Inside.
Tlice will cost M and W rvHcllvy.
To catch the cream filler ll (Minck frait
the separator a iiumU r of can for oi.cb
uncow-tirt reipurs, They cot$ISj
jut (lnyeii with loi, Tbe-w oi must
have Utile phsx of w ire gntnie In thein
to ventilate the cream. An econom
ical plan to dlpwe of (he milk is lo
run it directly from the mitchln.i Into
an Iron pls' that etiuduci It to (be hog
or inir K'ii. Ile particular (o hiive the
pi-n considerable distance away. The
fn-tih ureiun I taken to a wooden trough
In the dairy rtsitii UO Inchc dis'p and
llll.sl with void water, The can
arc set In until time for tho next milk
ing. The Ihix will cost flu. Ills heat
to allow ut least three milking to
elaMC More the cream I churned, A
oliiirn I the next consideration, mid
nearly every dairyman has bis own
favorite ntalie. Prolmhly an average
would be $;),
If you buve water power It will be a
greut economy to use it with a turbine
wheel Ousting f'ltl uud developing four
horse piwer. If you have nut this a
hnrlwuitul flve-borsa tsiiler und four
hoiw unglno will uilst MtHl. The rig
gives tower enough to do tho work
and costing Mi to lift the water from
the well, The tsillcr will also furnish
hot wider for washing, Hut If fuel Is
hard to get nn.t high priced a four-horse
giirillut! engine can lie purchu'i for
tt'sl. If there is no f nindnllon for the
engine, as Is sometimes the rase, lwo
horse ireiid Hwer disis good work. It
can Iw bought for fiiW. Or Ifyou want
none of these and uml only hot water
nnd power to run the separator, a holl
er can be bought forJI.'IOund a separa
tor with motor attached for fltio, Any
one of the'powers will do good work,
Anotliur Item of e.M'iise will Iki the
shafting and Is ltlng. These vary so
much that no tlguros can 1st given,
The mutter of pipe will also depend on
location, for the expense. U vonliolled
by tho distance. Jlutler workers, but.
ter Iwxes and vnrloua other article
will cost from $j) to $100, according to
quality. With Hit). above Hgure you
can approximately calculate, tlte Cost of
a gisid modern dairy. ,
8TiUYKn--l''roni my realdeiieeon Hat
urday, June 13, a rod Irish eel ter dog,
about four month old; little white spot
in forehead. Any ono knowing of his
whorcabouts will confer a favor on the
undersigned by writing to mo.
W. W. Lata.
Inicpunii'iioo, Oregon,
Iliad' bllory
liclmlck & I", buvp purchased
another new engine; It I a ltnell,
tblrtis'iehorse over, for lbris,bingiur.
pi.
The gullierlng of t'biltiim Imrk for
lliisllcal purpiM I quite ekleiisive lu
tbl valley at present. The Imrk 1
cled frruii the trvs and laid aap
side down to dry for ten day, when It
lose one Juitf Its weight. It I then
poinded t'l a course powder and
hlplH In aek. They an- gettlug out
many ton..
Mis I.lllle Ihdku-il I stopping In
Indepciideiiiv for medical IrtMtmeiit.
.
Far Sawmill Proprietor.
Sawmill men should be careful how
they violate the law by throwing saw.
dust Into the slreiun. The lowest pen
alty for so doing Is HM line. The law
had passed by the bint legislature Is us
follows:
"It shall not 1st lawful for the pro
prietor of any sawmill In tbl Htate, or
any employe therein, or any oilier r
son, to cost sadut, planer shaving
or other lumber waste made by any
lunilierlng concern, or sutler or (sunilt
such sawdust, shavings or other lum
ber waste to Is- thrown or discharged In
any manner Into I he water of tbl stale,
or the Columbia river, or to deposit the
same where high water will take the
same Into nny of the waters of tbl
atate, or tho Columbia river; and any
person or person violating any uf the
provisions of th In shall be docn icd gu I It y
of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof ahull lie lined In a sum not less
than f too nor more than $250.
.....
"Wtat Side" Gaga.
Al.b WANTS HlTPUiai,
"I w an! In Im nn nniH"
Huiik the pirwlmr, willniut noli'iun,
An eilltor In llionurtk'iiir ci'lert,
"Pul an ml. In our Wwnt Hltin!"
Conducbir (to passenger on the!
train between Dallasand Monmouth)
Passengers are nut allowed to stand ou
the platform, sir, when the train Is In
motion. Passenger (from the vicinity
of Monmouth w ith frigid uscent)llcg
pardon; I will go In, I did not nollce
that the train was In motion.
The conductor took u good, long look
at his retreating figure as ho entered
tho coach, and his features took on nn
expression "Oh, for the daya uf my
lioyhood. I would give that fellow
some scars to take back to Ids burrow
that would make a German student
look pale."
li Ail Jiulnon. Mrs. WUIUimk
Jl'DSOX & WILLIAMS,
DRESS MAKERS
cutmc no rums i spcciutt.
l:oik Itulliliug. . lint, is-nrlrur.
DAMON & HUBBARD
Sueeetaera to
ICLKINwS tS: CO.,
I'llUPKtRT; its or
City Truck and Transfer Co.
Hauling of all Kinds lb.ue
I," c a s o n a 1. 1 c It it e s .
at
Mill
Wilful
'ml, Oak. anil A-h
I'OK SAUL
lure,, Ibsl buii Made Montbly
INDEPENDENCE. ORE "ON
J. D.IH
1 am nlwaya biLsy, have Just time to tuiy
That Ju Iheso dull titues I have no dull day;
Of course one day may bo lietter than another,
For trade is good or hid, atmewhat like the weather.
You will find lu my store on elegaul tek
Of Grucerim, Canued (iootls, sold at lanl rock;
Tolwcco, Cig.trs, Croel ery and Gliwsj
At the priees I M il theui you surely can't pass.
I buy lots of produce or lake it in trade,
Aud give the Mime piie as though all cash were aid.
My goals aro Ut tUalily, uiy pn'ecH are low,
My goods siKak for me w herercr they go.
Lewis Kelso;
THE GROCER.
ft? I iPm
I't.Al.lll IN
wMmmamiewitat
VEGETABLE PANACEA
PHtmsto rnoM
ROOTS He HtlflJS.
rontna cone or '
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
Fur
nishing Goods.
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARIBINQ rROM A
DISORDERED STATEofpff STOMACH
OR AN
inactive: liver.
POR SAie ny ALL
DRUGGISTS 4 GENERAL DEALERS.!
SHAVING, 15 CTS !
NewBaMoij
ROSS W. liVANS. Vrop.
SHAVING, HJIRCUTTINfl AND SHAMPOOING.
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In the fit v
E AD
GOODELI
WALLER,
SUCCESSOR TO H. O
1E.I.ER IN
AX AND
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lii fa tf Estn .j
C STKKKT,
INUKl'liNDKNOlt
1 17 Im
ALLEN'S
If yen tt'iinlTIIH IIKNT, liny
NORTHERN
5T
ni
Wlwn Baby wu liolc, w gate bar Cutorla,
AVhon ihe wu a Child, ill cried for Ciutoria.
Whpn h bcoam MIm, h clung to Cutorla.
When ihe bad Children, lie guvo than OatlorU.
II llio Mcri'hiu:: 1V11I v illi iloimnut licr
thein .m.l lo AI.I.KN (llirel. lla imyn tin
ONiign. lleiuitinil CiilHlOKtta hcuI nw.
Ainu! E. W. ALLEN,
Second St., PORTLAND, Or.
171
July Dl.
Mitchell & Bohannor
Mnnutnottiror of
Sash and Doors
ALSO SCIIOI.L SAW1NU,
Main atreot - . Imlwendonco,
And be Convinced.
72 Steel tooth iron harrow,
5 and 7 tooth cultivators.
Tho best horse shoeing.
The best in
Iron
Steel .
or Wood
-AT-
ll Krcngd'c.
Best price paid fci
Old Iron and
;
Cast nas. )
w
.Vlaiu St,.
XKW GOODS AlUtlYlXa EVERY WEEK.
My st.H-k Is now more cunplete than ever before. Shall bt pleased to have
all the puakmiera of the stoif einlluue tradlnit, and hojie to Induce man v to
trade who never did before. In connection with my store is a
I1EPATI1 SHOP
Where boow. nnd shm-s can be reialred or manufaetuml under the inaiiHirenient
of M. A. HAKE It.
Itetnemls'r the name and plaee,
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