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A. F. and A. M.,
I full moon in ea ch
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first tempted him.
Another o bject in tenqmrance organi­
zation, s They afford a nuclcous around
which the temperance clement may rally.
( M'ganization is very necessary.
The speaker then criticised the G ood
Templars o f Independence because ».hey
had not furnished vocal music for the oc­
casion; Said this had been done at nearly
every place in the State where he had
spoken. Praised the music of Oregon.
Said the meeting was not opened by
prayer, because he was not a praying
man. Thought we ought not go w ithout
some religious exercise. Could think of
nothing lietter than a collection. Stated
that the Grand Lodge requested him to
take up collections. It was not for hiin-
ance
42, I. O. O. F., meets
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•▼•aing s fair audience
. . oL Long, who was announced to
ml (A Ttmpersaoe Lecture.
This
eompln,
m*sl is u ,,f has fo r iom e months, been
i*rs in m, I, through (hia State, being cm-
T h« Independence Silver Cornet Band
y tho Grand Loilge o f Good
has recived a circular letter from tho M c­
; aad ha* onoo bet, re lectured
M innville Brass Band, inform ing it that
there will be held, on tho 25th and 2(ith
t si!taker began b y saying that the
daya o f M ay, 1882, under tho auspicies of
l, perhaps, justly called hack­
the M cM innville Band, a band tourna­
er than til*
b**I> hammering away ment, and inviting our band to attend
' ixty-one v e e r* ., W e will always
the same. Tw o prizes are
aro offered, one
us a all xMnmenced, unless some method
of §100 for 1st grade, and one o f §50 for
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l beside* moral suasion. That
2nd grade bands. Tho following bands
" Us '»FI" found inadequate to check the
are classedA as No. 1 grade, and are not
ills and m»k„< intemperance, which contin-
allowed to enter for the second prize:—
urish in spite o f the efforts of
Corvallis, Dallas, Eugene City, Albany,
LIXE$ i m people. O f the evils of in-
Aurora, and East Portland. A ny band
l^ e , ail cannot be told, until wo
may competo for tho first prize.
All
records o f Earth, Heaven and
bands in the State are allowed to enter
except the N orth western Band of P ort­
land, or professional band.
The matter has not yet been acted on
by the Independence Band.
s one to kill the pup.
a queue rious
circumstance
He was in favor o f temperance socie­ , about Saiu Yekee.
ties. I f it be conceded that bad associa­
Orders for jo b work received at this
tions may lead a good man astray, it fol­
I office.
lows that good associations may keep
J o b printing done at I temizek office in
him in the right track. I f ho is contract­
ing drinking habits ho should seek the good stylo. Orders taken at Indepen­
association directly opposite to that w hich dence or Dallas.
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was
Mr. 8. W . Allen has a fine lot o f fur­
niture, picture frames, etc., at his store
on C street.
A fresh lot of groceries just received at
Belt & S o n s ; also a brand new stock of
gent’s furnishing goods.
O b u m a llo u
H O RRIBLE H O R R O R !
TANGLEFOOT, TARANTULA AND
GRAPE JUICE!
Rum !
Fuin ! and
Remorse !
S A D SIGHT SEEN IN
A SN O W B A N K !!
I S h iloh ’s cure will immediately reliev
croup, whooping cough and bronchitis.
F or sale by L. W . R obertson.
T he snow which fell last week, after
making the usual “ slush” has melted.
“ Haekm etack,” a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. F or
sale by L. W . Robertson.
RUM, GUM, GIN ANO SU G AR!!
AT REST AT LAST !
T he Cornet Baud will give a prom e­
nade concert in M r. P oppleton’s new
brick store as soon as it is finished ready L i i u b o r a n d L i m p a M a n la F o u n d
for shelling.
S h » t in t h e N e c k a n d L y in g in a
S n o w H e a p in t h e R e a r o f U r .
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh’s Catarrh Rem edy. Price 50 ceuts. ' U u v i d s o n ’ s B u r n , o n M o n m o u t h
S t r e r t . — S u s p i e l o n llin t “ A ll is
F or sale by L. W . Robertson.
N ot R iith tr
The band, after serenading Col. Long,
Tuesday night, made u short tour, dis­
Last Tuesday morning tho quiet and
coursing music at the houses o f some of i
our prom inent citizens. T he night being , peace-loving citizen* o f our town were
electritied by the aunouncoment that a
very bad the boys were com pelled to cut |
man had been found lying in a snow drift
their serenade short.
in the rear of Dr. Davidson's barn, on
Sam Yekee is getting well. H is que
M onm outh street.
was nearly severed, by the blow o f the
As is usual at such times the air was
hatchet. Doubtless it sa\cd the life of
thick with conflicting rumors, and for a
the Chinaman. W e have not been able
time the excitement ran so high that it
yet, to obtain an accurate description of
was impossible to get at or anywhere near
the wound, but one o f our em bryonic
the truth. Some asserted that he had
doctors states that an artery was cut. W o
been found with his ear cut from throat
think ho called it, something like the
to thri at, and others said that he had
“ celluloid” artery.
shot himself in the neck, and that the
F or dyspepsia and liver com plaint, you | murderous weapon had been found tight­
have a printed guarantee on every bottle ^ ly grasped in his right hand. It was at
loh’s Yitalizer.
It never fails to best a mysterious and horrible affair, and
cure. F or sale by L. W . R obertson.
remembering the Seattle tragedy and the
more recent discovery o f the fiendish
K e r io u K ly III.
murder of the unfortunate Brown, al
Euona
Vista
Itrms.
But if it
i , i "N ational ,
‘ role> there w:lH 0,16 cx ceP'
thibit a poor, fallen, ruined
and all the riches iff the world
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*t purchaae a man ti> bo like him.
:y i* an infernal fraud from the
I'OHTLIXI, \ Tta the fiery worm until it goes
pendence Graded School will give their
annual entertainment at B utler’s Opera
House on Friday evening, March 3rd,
1882. The entertainment will consist of
throat o f it*bloated victim .— Songs, Declamations, R ecitations, Dia-
an ha* an interest in abolishing
were
important to know the mngni-
he fight. I t ia not to be an easy
if STRONG.
SCO........
was
inrtii.iMrK.telBbimpwance cannot bo toiled
"M un fnum,; “ "M away. T h . »oonor everyone
d the magnitude o f the contest,
Halt, Of In,r-
T he law Sanctions it and
X otC N o n t h e F ra ciitt.
the Portland B osks », you may, my d a u gh ter,
■"mi l h»e kwei'i vour olothes on a hickory limb
Tixcher end ■ P r a n a g g ^esr the Water!’’
>n,A„mui,*.ii1 whiakqy man take action for
n interest«, they resolve fully
> pek
that they won't support any man
> who oppose« them , and they
■v
. their resolutions W hen tem-
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j .people get tlj^ th e r to consider
i
^ * >n*»
“ i >" >« > i«t
H e wouldn’t give
' JjMkd-ont prohibitionists who will
their sentiments, for one
onrefuL”
lA T lU D
T ordinary ^^enveful
temperance
FIRST SLAB Tanking men or those
»•or pricos than hi"
who
sell
P rohibition ¡* murdered in the
it* fi-irad*. - Some are afraid,
imodaihw
th o -a W(lot t„ run for oflice)
In our hurried account of the Chinese
row which occurred last week we stated
that tho windpipe o f Sam Yekee, the
wounded Chinamen, had been cut.
W e were mistaken, It was ascertained
after a careful examination that the wind­
pipe is in front instead of on the back
part o f the neck. It was the quo which
was cut. Tho Sr. editor is a little rusty
on anatomy and mistook the quo for the
windpipe.
[The Jr. editor is a little rus­
ty in spelling or he would know how to
spell “ queue.” — Sr. E d .]
Prof. M — , who is an em bryo disciple
o f .Esculapius and who wag called m by
Dr Lee, to assist in dressing the wounds
o f the unfortunate Chinaman, made a
careful diagnosis o f the cut and reports
the “ celluloid’ artery severed in twain.
Sam ought to feel thankful, for if the
tiitkel plated artery had been cut there
could be no hope for him.
Sam seems to bewail the loss o f his que
more than he does tho cuts on the back
o f his head and neck. But this is not
surprising when we remem ber that when
a Chinaman loses his que and goes back
to the flowery kingdom he is forever dis­
qualified from being a candidate for City
R ecorder, or councilman of any m unici-
„ „ „ „ I d lo*e rote*; others that they
im M A R D O l W | r J h b - » »
W hile h e(iid
the office o f Clerk or Sheriff of anj
action juarsut«« k ^ d ioU to in business matters,
county for more than two terms in sue
[SKI i . COOP8IV man ought, at least, to vote cession.
U thought on* church never had
> N I T U B E ir would h « p the cause o f tern-
-the Hard-shell Baptists; thought
i. W. Allen next t g o o d , square, honest people,
rill’s hard»»«
w ar. not temperance workers.
,t of furniture,
ta t. ha had found general snp-
m K r d , and »« • o o u r a g .m .n t from the clergy.
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* 4 th#r# an «xception.
The
r •had*’*. »*
interested in making sober men.
brackets,
m an ia «g a in to churches,
ill t nlcrs will
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tl in I n i**l r«l®^ * | * |
ras I, W. P ^ s e m
day of JsnnsrT'
adimni»tr«t<* °< W j
Birch,
nty Court of
e, as such
ice that all
the said <*>*>'M J "
oper vouch«».
s date of this ,W f "
ertson « ,lrug ’ K*, ,p , i
,1k county. ••»«* Ite
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rth, 18«2.
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“ Little Sam,” the Chinaman who as-
saultod Sam Yekee, «as mentioned m our
last issue,
preliminary examina
tiou before Justice Lawrence, held to an
swer before the next Orand Ju ry, on s
charge o f assault with intent to kill.—
Tho required bail— $1,000— not given,
the prisoner was conveyed by Constable
Williams to the county jail.
Our Silver C om et Band want instru­
meat*. i t stands the good people of this
town in hand to help them ; a band sets a
town off. It gives fon« to every public
occasion. It is som ething to be p roud of,
and is evidence o f prosperity, and pluck.
Don t let the band languish for want of
will be presumed proper appreciation.
ion. A man may
id not be a c'irist-
stian without be-
On last Saturday afternoon, Mr. B ur­
(ranee.
■ o u t like whiskey. kett Young, who lives about nix miles be­
h>u, put in it a little yond Lewisville, was gored in the thigh
Uo ice, and a straw, by a cow which he woe leading from the
ft good hasn't much stall by a rope. He was carried on the
Rrho drinks and yet horns o f the animal abqpt twenty steps.
■her the taste nor The muscle* were torn, an artery sev­
■ a downright fool, ere«!, and a painful w«>nnd inflicted. T>r.
lie can take a drink Smith was called ami dressed thr wound.
colt editor. Can’t the I t e m iz e r arrange
to have a big colt editor? W e’ve got a
boy baby that just gets away with any
thing in this section of the country. H o
was born on the lo th in s t., and weighed
12 lb s ., down weight.
1
A nd we havn’t
been bedfast but one day r since. W e ex-
tend our sympathy to the eight and ton
pound fraternity. N ew then, a pair of
red top boots to the boy in P olk county
that beats us in 12 months. F orgot to
mention that we weigh about 1,200 lbs in
our stocking feet.
Some of our young folks have been en­
joyin g themselves sleigh-riding.
We
noticed quite a number of sleighs out
on Tuesday. H ave one accident to re­
cord— that o f ^losing a runner out near
Davidson bridge.
Fortunately no one
was hurt, and ouly one und a-half miles
to wralk and carry spring seats.
O u r t r a d ie ,
Buena
o f R everend (¿abe
T ack er.
3 . K
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Yoil may notch it on de paling* as a mighty
risky plan
To make your judgment by de clo'eadat kiver*
up a man;
For I hardly need« to tell you how you often
com ex erernss
A fifty-dollar saddle on a twenty-dollar hoes
An’, wukia’ in de low groun’s, you diskiver as
you go,
Dat Je fines’ shuck may hide de meanes’ nub­
bin in a row!
I think a man has got a mighty slender chance
for heben
Dat holds on to his piety but onu day out of
sebeu;
Dat talks about de sinners wid a heap of sol­
emn chat.
An* nebber drape a nickel in de missionary
hat;
Dats foremost in de meetiu’-house for raisin'
all de chunes,
But lays away his ’ligion w id his Sunday pant­
aloons !
I neblier judge o’ people dat I meets along Je
way
By le places whar dey come fum, an’ do houses
whar dey stay;
For de bantum chicken’s awful fond o’ roostin’
pretty high;
A n’ de turkey buzzard sails above de eagle in
de sky;
Dev ketches little miuners in de middle ob de
PHYFICTAKS A
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Office, on« door south «
wars atom. Resident* »
sftrset between Id and th.
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ATTORXBta AT LAW,
Indspmdaaes, Or.
THAT TH S—
WIU ptmetics iu til th* Cusris *t I
Stete.
•Tal/ IS IMI ly
Scientists note all admit that most dis-
eauses arc routed fry disordered Kidneys ur
Liver, and that if these ¡/real organs are
kept in a perfect condition, health will be
the result.
I VARNISH'S 8 A EE K I D
N K Y A X D L IV E D CUKE
JO H N S O N b C O O P IH ,
SALOON
AN7
B IL L IA R D H A L L ;
1« nutdo from s Simple Tropi«ul L«nf
W sp ca d so cs, Orsgvn.
O F K IK E VALVE.
T h e B * r u s u p p lie d W ith t h * n t j
And is ft PO SITIV E R*n,.dy tor the follow­
ing Trouble.:
boa t o f
Pain in the Back; Severe Head­
aches; Dizziness; Bloating;
Polk
Inflamed Eyes; A Tired
An* you find, dt .malles’ ’possum up de big­
Feeling; Night
lie»’ kind of tree!
Sweats;
Pains in the Lower Part of the
A n I ’ u l» e lie T « r ,
Body; Palpitation of tha
N ot long ago s new convert to
Heart; Jaundice; Grav­
Mormonism who had only been
el; Painful Urina­
three years in the church and nev­
tion; Malairial
er quite know whether he wished
to continue or not, called on a prom­
inent bishop and said he had some
peculiar business he wished talk
about.
“ Bishop,” said he, “you know I
have just come back from a mission
ary trip. I was gone two years,
and when I got back to Nepbi last
week I found a baby in the family.
My wife said the angel of the
Lord had appeared to her several
months ago and prophesied the
birth, She said a light broke over
the room and everything was
bathed in a glory for several min­
utes before the spirit appeared.—
Now, what do you think of that?”
"W ell,” said the Bishop, “noth­
ing is impossible with our sublime
religion. I take this to be a signal
from Heaven that Cannon will be
seated in Congress.”
“ Yes? Well, I took it somehow
to mean that old B ish op------ was
there at the house a good deal.”
“The Bishops are supposed to
take care of the flock when the
missionaries are abroad.”
“ Bishop, I’ve been thinking the
matter over considerably, I guess I
don’t want any more of the celes­
tial racket. I guess you can strike
my name off the books.”
A w e e k later the man was called
before the high council and for­
mally expelled,
“All right, said he, as he went
out of the door, “ I don’t take a
darned bit of stock in that angel
visit or bath of glory yarn.”
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July IS 1SR1 l r
County
Itemizer
H R. 8KIPW0RTÎI,
A T T O R N I V—A T --L A W
Albany,
Fevor; Fever and Ague;
And all the diseases caused by the Kidneys,
Liver or Urinary Organs being out of ««rd-er.
I t w a S A F K and CE R TA IN ours for all
Female dificulties, such as
LEUCORRH OEA; IN F LA M A TIO X OF
TH E W OMB; F A LLIN G OF THE
WOMB; ULCERATION THE
WOMB.
J. P. IRVIN E,
DrDXPXWDKNCK,
For*
T h * la r g e s t fir s t -eia** G r o c e r y S t e n
in
BESÍ
AD V ER TISIN G
A. ASSALL,
dicali *
c u r ^ c tio n o r y .
O YSTER iR tJ S S M ^ g L
C HEMI CA L A N A L Y S I S :
vlific«, ! lu is p e iid e n e s , c
Chemical Lalmratory,
pos­
se s sio n t h e fo r m u la o f t h e m e d i c i n e m a n u fa c ­
tu re d a n d s«>ld b y h im u n d e r t b * g e n e r a l d e s ­
ig n a t io n o f W aknjek ' h S a k e K id n k y a n d L i v -
Kit C u k e . I h a v e in v e s tig a t e d h is p r o ce ss e s o f
m a n u fa c t u r e , w h ic h a re c o n d u c t e d w ith e x ­
t r e m e c a r e a n d a c c o r d i n g t o t h e lu st m e th o d s .
I h a v e a ls o t a k e n fr o m h is la b o r a t o r y s a m p le s
o f a ll th e m a te r ia l? u se d iu t h e p r e p a r a t io n o f
th is m e d ic in e , a n d u p o n c r it i c a l e x a m in a t io n
I fin d t h e m , a s w e ll a s t h e m e d ic in e in t o w h ic h
t h e y e n t e r , t o b e e n t ir e ly fr e e fr o m p o is o n o u s
o r d e le t e r io u s s u b sa a n ce s.
;
S. ST A N N U S, Propri’tr
OF
PORTLAND. H A bove Hotel, I am now prepared te
receive visitor*. T h . House is new - - f
a v i n g
p u r c h a s e d
t h r
eemiuodious, and has reoeiitlv l>eea
Elegantly
Furnlshod*
Affording Superior
Th# attention o f
\ urninnindsliio*m^
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
S* A . L A T T I M O R E .
This Remedy which has done such wonders,
put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES
of any medicine upon the market, and in sold
by Druggists and all dealers at
per
bottle. F o r Diabetes enquire f o r W a r n e r ’*
S a f e D i a i i a t f s C u k k . It is a positive r e m e d y .
I I . I I . «V \ It \ESC *1 4 0 . .
Ito<‘ lic » t i* r , N . Y .
I* specially calleil to our faeilitiM fev
fam ishing them with the beet the C M
afford*.
K i m R iasorablb . * 1 ^
July 15 1881 ly.
X. L. Flouring Mill*
M. MERWIN
CLAOGKTT.
y
IN D E P E N D E N C E , O REGON .
R o c iik s t e h , \ . Y . , J a h . 8 ., 1880.
in m y
intfri*
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BELT Ho o . —
R och ester ,
W a r n e r lia s p la c e d
'» » ■ C T I O ït f
On«B *t all front
A. 8. LATTIM ORE, Ph. U., L. L. D.,
Professor of Chemistry in the University of
Rochester, N. Y ., knowing the popularity and
merit of W a r n e h ’ h S a f e K i d n k y a n d L i v k r
C urie , after a thorough Chemical Analytic
has furnished the following statement:
Mr. H. IT.
I*
Cigar» and Tobacco, California
'’-Ackers and Cakes,
it is a safe, sure and quick Cure.
It is tha only known remedy that has sir i
B R IG H T’S DISEASE.
As a proof of the purity and worth of tin*
Great Natural Remedy, read the following
n iy e k k iiy ok
Polk County.
A sm s OraMriM. Provisions, Tlwsh V en teo
**•*> Tobacco, Cigars, Notions, ( Voci try.
tinooMwaro. Fruit J»= , .t«,, all at U n i t
Market pnoM.
—
. » • T 1*
•* rmtr boum free debar*«
8tand next t m to Popploton’. brick on T in t
July U IM I An
Incontinence;
Impotent»;
Pains in the Loins, and
all Similar Diseases.
U
OIUSGOJt
Groceries and Provisions'
It will control and regulate Menstruation,
and is an excellent and safe remedy for female*
during pregnancy.
As a Blood Purifier it is unequaled, for it
cures the organs that make the blood. For
BOILS; CARBUNCLES, SCROFULA;WHITE
»WELLING; SALT RHEUM; POI80N-
ING BY MERCURY OR ANY
„
OTHER DRUG,
It is certain in every case.
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- d ia lek ne—
IN D E P E N D E N C E , OR E G O N .
SY LV E ST E R
DOUTY;
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leased
the
abo y *
P r o w t y , 1 am prepare.? to i l , i f
kinds o f grinding on short notioo. VYfr«*
stored Ire . o f charge fo> family u k
a v in g
DEALERS IN
H
HARDWARE
P a r Y o u r D o c to r «* D ill* .
Drs. Davidson & Lee request those
knowing themselves indebted to the firm
to make settlement immediately. D on’t
forget this, but remem ber .that we need
some money.
1* t i n g l e .
Those indebted to C ooper Bros, will
please com e forward and settlo im me­
diately. W e mean what we say.
W a n ted .
Oak w ood, sawed in tw o-foot lengths,
delivered at office of B elt & Pipes, on
lubscription to I temize *.
RatUfaetion Gnarantead.
Agricultural Implements
n .
A ax 111M1 mC
W e have opened, one door east of the
“ Belt H ou se,’’ a depot, where we keep
every kind of
Farm Machinery,
Plow*« H arrow «, Drill«, B roa d ­
cast Seeder«, Cultivator*
Fan H ills etc., etc.
------ F O R HALE B Y -------
C o o p er d t J o h n s o n
— AT T H K T R -
B
F r o . o f Coat.
A ll persons wishing to test the merits
of a great rem edy—one that will positive­
ly care Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection Of
tho Throat and L u n g » -a r e requested to
I t . e o i i i i n . i l « la i I o n
call at any drug storo and get a trial bot­
tle of Dr. K ing’s New Discovery for C on­
M i l w a u iif , O r . , F kb . , 10, 1882.
sumption, free of cost, which will show
T o all persons interested ; I am pleas­ you what a regular dollar size bottle will
ed to say that Mrs. D. H . Hartson taught do.
a class in music here, including members
of my own fam ily, and that all were much
pleased with her as music teacher, and
Mr*. Tina Hartson announces that ahe
will further say that other« m ore skilled
in music than m yself, who have taken les will organize classes in instrumental and
sons under the best professors in the vocal music in Independence and Dallas.
State, say that they place her second to This lady i* well qualified a* will appear
from the following testimony. The P la ­
none as a practical teacher o f music.
cer A rg vt has the follow in g; “ The music
W m . A. S txrkw kath er .
at the late Teachers' Institute was on* of
its most pleasant features and from its ex
cellency well worthy o f nete. T he per­
The Best Salve in the world for cuts.
formance o f Mrs. Tina Haitaon on the
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum,
organ was artistic in a high degree, and
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands
nhile the singing o f all w»« very g ~ -(,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions,
the full clear voice o f Mrs. Hartson
and positively cures Piles.
guaran­
teed to give perfect satisfaction or money aroused the most unmusical brain to an
involuntary sense o f adm iration.’’
refunded. P rice 25 cents per box.
The (fregon City Enterprise also speaks
A number o f good citizens here asked very favorably of M r s Hartson. W e
permisión of Triumph Lodge, I. O. G. T ., have no doubt that Mas. Hartson will
tc organize another lodge of that ordc • at give entire satisfaction, and take pleasure lu d t d uM m a n
this place.
T ho permission was not in recommending her to our patron*.
References;— Mr*. Jo»e D eV ore John
granted. W e regret this action o f the
S n b « c iib e fo r T he P oek C ounty
L odge, because there is plenty o f room »on , Hon. W . A. Starkweather, Oregon I tem ize *.
and work for two Lodges, and the new City; Dr. Tlieieaing, Milwaukee.
Mrs. Hsrtson is a graduate ot the m u­
Lodge would hav« gam ed members th#
ol«l Lodge can never hope to gain, and sical Institute conducted by th* Laemlein
A T T O U N tY and COUNBELOB AT-lfrAW
the two organization* would have acc^m- Sisters, at San Francisco. Address:
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Also, a full stock o f
such as
shelf hardware,
Hing;«*«. B u lls L o c k s S crew s
Carpenter* T ool* o f
EVERY VARIETY
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Nails, Ropes. Shovels, Spades,
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Burned by an experienced briok maker and
ora of a su|>«nor quality. Good bargauM mm
b« had for »mail or large orden.
Influire at Pnopur k Johnuon’s ataad tm th#
cornar of C. and First »treela.
July
1881 3m
Williams
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I ndependence , O r., Feb. 18, 1881.
Independence, Oregon,
(N #xt door to n#w ( >p#rm H'»n##. )
The firm of Linen A* A llen, is this dav
dissolved, by mutual consent. All claims
dne said firm are payable to H. M. Lines,
who will p#y all indeptedness o f the firm.
H. M. L m m .
8 . W . A ll e n .
I ndependence , Feb. 9, 1882.
Customers will always find ths oel#b*#l#J
brand
CUTTER WHISKY,
O * hand. Thr choicaat win«»*, hqno«* u » i
al«s an hand ready f**r rn«t«uiiur*. T h « fin««#
brand* of cigar* for sale. Also a Orat-aUa#
billiard tabi« in the hou**
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