The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, January 08, 1892, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textvxu-Myy! TO THOSE TRADING WITH ii.l nnnnn l l jvJui I luil tv f" Queen Beens Stoves, Vehicles, Glidden Steel Barb Wire, Farm Implements, Pumps, Guns, Sporting Goals, Opposite tanta e National Bank., Cutlery, etc. Sheet metal ware- made to order. Roofing and Plumbing a specialty. Main imif INDEPENDENCE, ORETtON. k ,. I, . , M . mwwm A 8Und tot Anujr, that conic In fur utile, B A the IWUU, In elegant tiylt. C tot COOK, where tlt crowd goe bjr teofiw, D tot III Ilo Hhn.U, that look wll out of door. E ! ft Everything In Um furniture Hue, F tut the FtuUh, which all sy l flu, G ! th ( Jou who go ! w her to buy , H ft th Honest Worth wliloti at one um.U the eyw I toft Ingrain, lu carjU and paper, Frames Wall Paper J th Judgment displayed lu cutting thl vwr. K to ttw Kicker that iiUum you bear, L Um Imv that It hear to all, far nnd near. M lUuito ft Mirror, In eudhw Iwlloit, N tit Ninny who huyi without due reflection. 0 I Um Order, that keep 111 Mtrv neat, P ft hi Priw, WHICH CAN NUT UK 1IKAT. Q to th Query, ( 'an w vr tl.i butter ? R taii(to ft ItugK, tltat cuttifurt Um frelter. Furniture Carpets S Ihw lilit Hull: they are new, cheap, and pretty, T to the Tim iuutc)mKMlngthlit ditty. U U for Vsurers, who ell for high prior, V for the Victim of such foolUh device. W to the Welcome you g-t at Cook' store, X UforTwciitlc, never well eiit before. Y stand for Yokel, who are always In season, Z to tho jinny who won't (Uteii to mvmn. I buy Furniture as cheap as any one, and my freight rates are low. I am selling at bed rock. Call and see me whether you wish to buy or not. W. O. COOK, Independence, Oregon. C. C. LEWIS, JTJST OFEITTID J&JT MONMOUTH. P TPTT H n BAP n R Remember that SVARVERUD & CAMPBELL will not be undersold. See them for hardware and implements after January 1st, 1892, at O'Donnell's old stand, Inde pendence, Oregon. W. T. DCAUR IN hurtleff, I IN Furniture, Carpets, Curtains, and Bedding; Fine Hanging Lamps, Mirrors and Mouldings. Also, a large stock of Lumber and Builders' Material. Opera House Block, Monmouth, Oregon. Farmers and Merchants Insurance Co. Capita! Stock, $500,000. t. r. bo. ftmmont. i L, Cowan, , Treasurer, 0. F. HiKrwm. Vine I'rmltlent. M. Hannasa, Aw'tHm-rotary. SinXCTOM. J, 0. WstrakU. . and Mnr. E. A. Mi, (.'Miller. , Hon. It U. Htrnhan, Chli-r Jil.tlm of th Mupntma Court; Una. John Burnett, ax-Asanrlat , JatUmot lliHurm Court; linn. J. K. WaaUiarforif, AUurnay, Mini HnaUn Hon. 1 t, U ( 'n, rrmldnnt l.lnn O.uiilr NmUinsI Hwik; W. V. Hm4, Mirtinti ' U. K. Hlmpm, Cpltll.t; M. HUmtwrg. Mrrrhant; 1, (I, WrtUmo, UpllAll.l; It, Kolojr, I'liiU-lnu. . 1212,2(58.60 . IM1,0K5.8 . ' . 2-l.908.87 Premium rcceipU ninm organization, Lowes paid nince organization, . . SurpliM an security to policy holders, EMI I $11, U Agenl I&depsndence. Oregon. THE NEW" toy, Feed and Sale Stables. O 0 0 YOUNQ HORSES. DOUBLE . AMD SINGLE TEAMS- t e o o o I fk NEW BUGQIE3 GOOD RIDINO HORSES. Fint-CUii TaraoaU for Commercial Traveler. Price rvuoiubl utd SU1m Uon gurnteeL Uiv a 1SU. fOETH END MAIN STBEBT, J. N. JONES, Psorm. Walker ros. Successors to Henkle & Walker, Carry a complete line of TABLE LUXURIES, CANNED GOODS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. W. .Holt. ah.r.f your Mtrert...' WATCHES. Eltrin, Waltham, Scth Thomas, Swiss, or any movement dcsircil, in gold or silver case, hunter or open face. CLOCKS. Our line includes every kind of 30 hour and 0-day clocks. JEWELRY. Our stock is complete, and it will pay you to select your jewelry from it. SILVERWARE. Our stock of silverware is the finest in the county. We sell at a very small margin of profit. SPECTACLES. Of Spctaclcs we have a large stock, and can fit all kinds of eyes. MUSICAL GOODS.. Wc carry a line of Banjos, Guitars, Violins, etc., ot the finest quality. Wc also carry a large stock of Lime, Plaster, Paints, Oils, and Ulass. FINALLY, Our goods are the best and our prices the lowest. Call and examine our stock whether you buy or not. PUTTERS Of BROS., DRUGGISTS, INDEPENDENCE, OR. THK TATK HUMMAl MHOOt. Tk Nurwl cbm t Muurouutlt, IhihI .iiiciiiti)( prominent m tit IhnII vduiMllou) liMttltllkiU in Urrjfuu, herein jrotitiK rivh rntil w imou cu b fltlml for Um iMttlw of 1IIiik ttalkl lu hvMlltiy inealtou, ! eutir. Ir tr fmin Hi tmuxxiil Iotlttwurti Ihnt n.)f h fun ml In utbvr luraiiiim, lb lii.lrnt ran piir.ii lit litJim uutr. niM by t.ujf tltiKitu intliin. Httim tli Konnal earn n niter the oun Irul ot lb it b rwtU new luitu, utl lb iMrota fur lb ta lnr of tlial illiltiltu am nl In lb Kb and lttr of all frioml of lb Nor mal, and u rjrott mtorttl in Hi OatiM ot iluotMn, Tb tirtiwinU lli tUi nuun of tb Normal, I lb uxwl neoftil in it bur lory. NtnJvnt ar atinn to tbir t nil n. and bvo lb bllMt Nlwm fur Ibvtr prMwiUir. l'alroua ar t r earn t in It jiraw. and r dclnrnilnisl to tbr r no 1H0 almlvnU taking tlinr ) niMit, at on dollar and a balf fcr wiwk, aim limy ar rurntn4 Tryiiiiiic In Hi ay of ealaliloa ouudttoir to lisaltli. Tb dimtiK ball t nioely rrantrtid. mid It doe un good U ea tb iludent ailtin ; at itw Ui.lt,nii miliiif tarn and ton i olon apiwljlea, parUklug t( Die Mlable art bvfor lliem. lt u y to parwiiU, patron, and etttaen. Vwit tb Normal arboui at chapel tarui, at thlr tnd to. nd at Uielr bour of taking oral and yon trill mm a happy a lot of young men and women a fall to tb lot of man on tin mundn plier. Jieadnr of Ut VVT Mttia, do not tmagin Uial ar partial, or in anyt Inllueuortl by pe cuniary eouidmUon In onr praeouU tion of faot niDoemmi tb Normal, for lb balf baa not bes id of tb arMut; and onr pmmonitiona ot tb fnlnr may b fr In titan bt in reality it may prov to be. Ttutr t on mow point in eonwettou with tb Moumouth Normal utiuool lo wlnob wih lu direct atteu- aarM-aMaaaaBjaabUiBMaM. i ITni hum niiaa ! i l i ii i. iiii.jitL nun, . ... , .U folk Canal? Ilaak. Tb Polk connly bank wa inonrpuralwl under tb ! of lb ! of trwti, nd liaa a paid-up capital of $AfMX It m iltialixl In a cniinixliiiin to-lory bnek building, wintn w a credit to tb lon and oounty, and oorutreiinJ bu.i -nm a joar and a balf ago. Tlio l'olk b oild and vamubed bafor tb mil ia art in operation. Tbe cupaiMty ot tht mill will be 100 barrel every twenty four bourn, and the oot of tbe aatne whpn amiplcUxi, will be between !U,mW, and $M,Ui0. A wnrlioue of JUU,(U0 buabel will be built next nuoimer, and wilt be ready for tb neit crop. v-1 H! -FifciL-: 11 Wm Palk County Baak, Monmouth. ORKOON ITATK NORMAL SCHOOL. gif all encottragenieutwitbin their pover to moke Monmnutn ami in Aormal shoot tbe prut of the uttite, and the unrou from winch young men and young women mny emerge emlowea wiui intcil lootiinl rniinRilir tbnt will honor thetu- elven. a well a the facility under wboae attperiiitetiding car tliry lmve panaed lht.tr Ntuiieiii lire. '1'li'jre ar al the preM'tit time 5.H Mil- dent iu altemlnlioo, with the proiet of a litrge innronae after the bolidity. From far and near lniiiirie are mail Willi refnrenee to the Noinml, and tliere irmi to lie a dlpoition among tha eoplo to give it their tola and eioluaiva patron. age, o fur a nnrmnl itudin and th pre paration of teaoliera for tlie future areoon- eerncd, Tbe regent ot this iuatitnlion are nine number, nil ot wnom ar not mi and alert la lb boat intervals of the aohool. They ar men woll known lu lha community, and lmve a reputation throughout the ntnte a men of honor, intelligence, and ability to perforin the work renuiiwd ot them, and we feel a- nri'd tbnt the Institution will anffer no loaa ot preatige at tbeir hnnda, Thli Ixidy of regent wim appointed by the lnit legiNliititre, and tbnt tegtalntttre be ing reaponatbls for their notion, we have no fenr but whnt the regenta and legi lnture will receive tbe approval ot tb pei pie. The Kxeotmve ootnmiuee eonatat or J, J. Unly, ohnirmnn; J. H. V. Duller, eoretnryi nud Hon. r. W. Haley. Alnch new ntiuarntua Una been added by whtcb knowledge can be imparted to atudntita, and there ia lu oontemnlntion the adding of new fixture amtnhle to the wiiuti ot th lohonl. H lion Id the pntronnge of the aohool Inorenae for the next fow year ni it Ima in the pant year, it will necenMitute for the erection of a new building. Tlie oonrae ot study adopted m the Normal, is regular normal, nor mal advanced, preparatory, bititneas, and music. There are eleven reoitntlon room well and comfortably arranged, and tbechnpel la a Hue and oommodiotta hull, capable of seating 1000 persons. lie wko list never attended olmpel exorcises in the morning, has missed one pleasing and important features eomieoted wllii the Normal. No locality, nor no town, pre sents better accommodation for atndonts in the wny nf board than Monmouth. At the State Normal aohool dining bull lion. We cannot oonoludri this artiole without a reference to the highly esteemed Pmfnwmr Campbell. Kodowed by nature with all the characteristic portainiug to a noble manhood, aud highly esteemed by students, natron, and the entire com munity, aud he having determined lo do in tho future aa be baa in tbe past, devote hia beat euergie to the canso ot educa tion, the Normal must proaper, and be oome tho center of attraction from an in telligent public. Long life to tbe Nor mal I May it prosperity at th beginning of this new year be eclipsed from year to year a time moves out Any further Information regarding this limtltiitlon, will tie furnished bv V. is. I'auipMI, A. It., prwddont,or J. M. Powell, A. M., vlw iKHkknt, Mon mouth, Oregon. jfJreetlng. On this flrak day ot the year, 1803, your reporter aenda kindly greetings to all, and wishes to say that be ba traveled many mile throngh rain and mud to gather items ot interest to the render ot th YVkmt Htna. He ia well aware tbnt on account ot stormy weather he baa not been able to accomplish nil that be de sired, when first aadcrtnking the task of gathering nud furnishing to the Wkst Bins, material that would meet with the commendation of tta render. Whnt we do present, is almost entirely from per-1 tonal observation, and we have endeav-1 ortd to avoid all exaggeration ot tbmgs pertaining to onr county's history, and to preeout them in their true and natural colors. Many iu writing Oregon history make extravagnnt observation, nnd give highly exaggerated aooonnla of her soil and productions, Oregon noeda only to be represented tn her true oolors, aud she then will stand tha peer of any state in th Union. 8 lie has the climate and soil comparable with tbe moat favored dimes on earth, and in natural beauty nnd ptaturesqiteness ot scenery, she outrivals all competitors. If nature decked out (lus tar-oft region In robes of natural beauty nnsurpumed by those of any other land, she was still mora liberal in bestowing npon it a be nignnnt olimate, It is unquestionably a benveuly olime, for the ardent raj s of the summer sun i ever tempered by the sephvr that blow over from the tepid water of the western wave, and the icy fangs of winter are deadened by the warmth-bearing currents. county bank if now recognised as one of tb permanent and prosperous financial institutions of tli ouunlv. Tb officer are I. A. Macro m, of the Merchant National bank, Portland, president; Prof. P. L. Campbell, of tbe Htate Nor mal school, Monmouth, viee-pnwhleiit; lr o. Powell, eaaluer. A general bank ing buaiins I transacted, and it prove quite convenient to tlioa who live in that locality. tar Holler Mill. Tin mill i now nnder construction at Talmnge, which hi situated between In dependence and Monmouth on the motor line, and will be ready for operation by next April. Tbe building u now ready for the machinery, a part of which b on th ground, and the balunce will be here in week or two. It ia a ml id three-atory structure 84x42 feet, and the foundation ia a solid and strong a eau be made, Tb wall w thret feet wide at tbe base, and is cemented on tbe outaide so aa to keep all dampnesa out. The foundation is three feet high, and. ex tends otie foot above tbe ground, above this being beavy frame five feet high, which forms the basement. Tbe basement tioor is concreted, and under neath tut concrete are laid three row of tile so a to dram tha ground from all dampnesa, this being tbe place where the elevator' boots, line shafts for driving tbe roll, cleaning machinery, eta, are located. Tbe second tloor.or first story, is twelve feet six luchc high from floor to lloor, and her are located the rolls five double et 6x20 Steven's rolls for tlonr: on roller mill for graham, oorn- meal, ard chop; two Granatin scourer sud polUhar for cleaning wheat; one flour packer; on bran packer; 100 bushel How hopper scale; 1,'JtK) pound plat form scale; 1,400 pound floor teale. All these acnlos have ball-bearings, which are the bwt scale in th market. The third floor is thitjaen feel six inches high from floor to floor. Here we find eight round reel floor dresser ot the lat est improved patents; three improved air belt purifiers, of which these are the only ones on the coast, have been tested A switch is built from tbe motor line to tbe mill, on the south side, aud tlie farmers will be accommodated on the north side. Th proprietor, D. M. Klemsen, ba also built a mo two-story dwelling on the premise for bifamily. MON.MOlTtl IMI-KOVEMENTS. Improvement made in Monmouth during H'l, and cost of the same. Total amount, H",70. Following I the list of Improvements: Mr. Zeiler, cottage house, $600; M. Hagwlalc, building, fctfO; J. Craven, barn, sheet iron roof, $-V0; Mr. Flinn, bam, tl'Jti; Prof. 8iiillman, six-room cottiuru, IHHXi; V. II. Fulkersou, two wtory seven-room bourn, barn, $ ISStt; Hat tie Whitney, six-room cottage, t'HKt; Ira Hmltli, collage building, tarn, I1SIHI; Oleu firavee, cottage, fiMO; Mm. (. 'nitron, building, M1; .Mrs. Martin, two-story house, $AWt: Mrs. Harris, six-room cottage, fsott; John " Howell, two-story house, IHIUO; John Miller, oiie-and-a-half-tory bouse, barn, 11040; John Hubbard, house, f7tn); Mrs. Mum- tier's addition, fJUtl; Mr. Hevklev, house, :M; Mrs. Ihivls, house, r0U; Mr. Wil cox, Hiimll cottage, $100; Mr. Ixmg, house, fclOO; Mr. Morehead, store, dwell ing, and barn, ftHit); L. (i rounds' ad dition, $400; Mr. llunyard, house, $100; Mr. lUn-k's addition, $400; store oc cupied by Mulkey, the grocer, and (Irouiids, hardware, $0t; Mm. Faubell, $100; Mr. HuIht, $Ht; Max Haley, $S0tt; Hewitt bam, $11K); N. 8. dining nxmi, $.VI0; W'nterhouse, photo gallery, $350; (Iwln's notion store, $500; Im provements ou Smith's wagon and blacksmith shop, $;K); T. J. Uerrv. cot tag, $ 100; Tenl, house aud larn feJ,500; Mr. Weeker, house, $350; Mr. Mason, house Improvements, fiH); Worth, ell to his residence, $150: Touit Booth by, house, $(HH; Tom Hash, hotnw, $HKH; one mile sidewalk, $l;)O0; hotel build ing, $3,50(1; waterworks, fjl.OOO; motor line, $S,tKHl; making a total of $45,70. lly tho above It wilt be found that Moiiniouth hua expended lu Improve meiita ditrlmr tho year 18U1, $37,070. During tho wmlng year tbe uttiwu or Klemien'i Mill, T.lm.ge, tor th last fourteen months in tbe best mill iu the country, and have proven a suooess in every Instanoe. The line sliuR runs lengthwise with the bmldiug for driving tha machinery on this floor. There will be bius for 4000 bushels of wheat; also bins for flour, bran, aud shorts. Tbe tourtb floor is fifteen feet high, and here are the sieve soalpors, a tnoul tor receiving separator, with a onpaoity ot 000 bushels of wheat per hour; three Cyolone dust collectors tor cleaning the machinery; and one line shaft forty feet long for driving the elevators, ot whtoh there are tweuty-two. On the west side ot tha mam building la an addition 30x34 feet, whore the engine-boiler room is. The engiue is 0x14 feet, aud was built by tbe liussell Co. The iuside walls will be ceiled up with dressed lumber, and all ot the eleva tor and spouting lumber ia ot the very best sugar pine and redwood, which will tho towu, aud other who contemplato coming to Monmouth, export to ex pcud treble the amount for Improve menu niiulo the last year. Monmouth is moving right along. Her business Is increasing from day to day, and ere long she will rank with If not excel nuy locality lu the county. We extend our hand lu congratulation to Monmouth. March onward to dis tinction, . "Tbe man I wed must be handsome, brave, and noble; he must have no bad habits, and must love me devotedly." "But my dear, that is impossible, you know; quite impossible." "Why If "Be cause there is only one suoh man in all tho world aud he is goiug to marry me." Bill: "Are you going to make any good resolutions this year f" Tom: "No, I always break them." Bill; "Then make a few bad ones tins time,"