W e gladly give place to the fol
lowing editorial item from the Daily
PALLAS SATURDAY , MARCH 31, 1883 News. A more determined effort
was never made to introduce an abom
COUNTY O FFIC E R S.
ination upon the American stage,
than has been made in behalf of this
County J u d g e ,........ . . .C. A. J ohns . outrage upon common
decency
“ C le rk ,.......... B oswell S helly .
known
as
the
“
Passion
P
la
y
.”
The
•* T rea su rer... . .E . T. M iller .
( S A. Uitius. News expresses its view of the mat
«• Commissioners, x Jo8_ C baven ter in the follow ing forcible words:
According to the telegraphic re
S h eriff....................... .H ahdy H olman ,
Assessor.................... ,.W . J. M ui . key . ports, the “ Passion Play” will not
Surveyor.................. . ,\V. P. WnioHT. be publicly produced. Morse will
S ch ool S u p t.,.......... ... F rank R ioleb . bave to yield not only to law, but to
that stronger element, public opin
C oron er................... .. , T . J. L e e .
ion, and abandon bis plan. Tbe
people are not ready for such a pro
Khali lili* W om en V ote?
duction; they never will be. The
mere idea of comedians and super
Hitherto wo have silently watched numeraries sitting down on the stage
the agitation of tho otherwise peace where Carmille to-day ends her
ful etream of public sentiment on earner of shame, and where Jack
Sheppard may to-morrow expiate his
the subject of woman suffrugo,
crimes, and pretending to bo Christ,
which has been steadily widening in in His agony, surrounded by weary,
this State, until nearly the entire sleeping apostles— the mere thought
waters hare become troubled, ar,d of such a show is revolting. The
the subject has become one which, objections to the “ Passion Play
are manifold. Tbe News does not
like Banquets ghost, will no longer
dwell upon these altogether from a
“ dow n.” It is a living fact that the religious point of view. Tbe most
issue, distasteful a9 it may be to serious objections are non-religion.
many persons, is upon us; and that In this case Christ is looked upon,
in the very near futuro wo will bo not as tlie bead of the church, but
as the supreme governing influence
called upon to answer at the ballot of our modern civilization. His
box the question found nt the head word«, deeds, example, and fate are
of this article. The last Legisla transcendent. He belongs to our
ture having taken the necessary lives. To have this august and sa
cred personality brought down to
action to place beforo the voters of
the level of a negro miuistrel show
Oregon a constitutional amendment isu crime. T o earn money by such
providing for female suffrage, in a play would be a crime against de
the June election of 188-1 every legni cency.
voter in this State, will be called
tVe nre under obligations to Hon.
upon to meet tho question face to
M . C. G eorge M. C. for important
face. As sensible men, and in order congressional documents.
to intelligent, action at that time, it
ST A TE AXI» T E R R IT O R IA L .
becomes every such voter to begin to
acquaint himself more perfectly with
W alla W alla has lost one o f
s
the measure. It is safe to say that most prominent citizens through the
notwithstanding all that had been death of Robert Stott.
A bank is to be established at
said and written upon the subject,
tw o-th ills of the legal voters of this ltoseburg at an early day. A thing
much needed ut that place.
commonwealth have no well defined
A young lady. Miss Xellie Ingalls
opinion pro or cou. In saving this
by name, is to have the position of
we mean no disparagement of the commissary clerk for the O. K N.
heroic labors of the New Northwest Co. at The Dalles.
and its immediate supporters in be-
The
Sellwood
Real
Estate
half o f f« in i'
r;
While that Company, are building a new steam
paper h is I- • n bn •«■!_v r ad by tiie sawmill’ some four mite* sooth of
E.i*t Portland.
ladies, and ha -
n -ilen'l.v m-inld
The ein>grA'i'*n boom from the
in g public
i ;i .
a uong our j Eastern ."iliite. to Ort /.»o i“ n ••< i*
mothers, and
i
n I dim <’ i i • in-; a- . i •
ii fr».m Be fli a o '
it has a mal
i ; t h e gre.. flood.-’ on th ' thin
in i
\i • i>
r
with Sum
Vi e u
.
sueer. And . ■
you ask men
in
•• vote
on the
.1
! . i
nut mi
answer
I'd
remains \
• • - « i
i t
cates of t ’ 1
i
to hold.
to the a *>i:. ..
H ie b u i l d i n g ho uni
That wo n n h r
n moral I
iinp>
by
lllll IN
light b> vu c, - . 1 i ; i . ' i ■
l u III
ilu
i'*' -enroih oi
part in the g >• era a • i o f th 8ta*e, murkt»t oiifflit to lit* g io il ou llu
no rational person will dent . The Suomi this year.
Mr. J. C. F lood, one of Rosi b jr^' s
question is to he settle 1 troni two
leading considerations, viz., the de leiiiliiq' merchants, died at his home
in that city on Thursday, Minch 13.
sire of .woman themselves, and the He was a Hou-iu-luw of the lute Gen.
expediency of the men- ire, viewed Jos. Lime.
in all its bearings. There is un
A large steam saw mill is being
questionably a large class of the reeled nt Robbiuson 1‘ oint, on Till-
women who are willing, if not anx- onook Bay. It has beeD a matter of
,i
i i- r
e astonishment
that tile lumbering
i o u s to assn
■ tin obligations of
.
.
.
business lias not been pushed in that
the ballot, ih ero is also another H0utiou before.
class who are entirely passive on the
IIO IIIlIH l.i: w irli.
Bubject, and there is still another
class o f considerable extent wbo aro
On Sunday tnoruiug of last week,
pronounced opposors of tho meas says the Missoulian, a shocking ac
ure. It would bo interesting to cident occurred at a tie camp a few
know just how the Indies themselves 11™1.68 » b°.?S Mi8soultt- »>7
* "°
......
. ..U
lii.t'iiv' in
il, reference to little children were launched into
stand,
ns O
a il.
majority,
eternity in an awful manner, and a
it. We believe that a majority are fond father and mother were nearly
ia favor of suffrage, but we have no erazed by the sudden death of their
only offspring. Mr. and Mrs. W.
means of knowing tho fact.
W o have al wavs believed that wom- G. Stark are recent comers from
,, , ,,
.1
. Butte, though formerly resident of
en arc moral!, l etter than men, end
’ . D ,
,,
■
. ,
'
this country and living in the valley
so far ns her moral influence would llf,ar Lon Lon. Mr. S. has an in-
go toward purifying the cesspool o f terest in n tie contract with Mr.
corruntion that exi ts in collection Sloan, o f Missoula, and Imd moved
witn the politics of l iie country,we are his family up to the camp, tempo-
.
,
,
,
, , rnrilv moving into a w oodenlm ild-
convmced that some advantage would i[li? ^ th biil household goods and
be reaped on the part of the govern- c.l„thing.
Oil ' Sunday
morning
meat. But then the question ro- the family were breakfasting in a
mains whether the women would tent close by, Mrs. Stark heard a
not be morally damaged by contact faint scream from one of the chil
dren, which she had left in tho house
with this dirty pool. But in view o f asleep. Bushing out of doors, she
tho whole question we feel a little was horrified to find the house in a
like Josh Billings in war times, w ho, blaze. Mr. Stark immediately broke
in the ma pianimi y o f his patriotism open the door, but tierce flames
drove him back. The building was
was willing to sacrifice all of his
soon (lulled to pieces, but every
wife's relation upon the alter o f Ills thing inside was blackened nnd
country. We ur ■< almost lursiiadetl churied beyond recognition.
Tim
to cast our m >th rs, an 1 wives, anil '-liildren were a girl and boy, aged
sisters, and da ig l i t e r - i n t o t l m s e c ! b respectively six and three years.
in g callidi »li oi « i u rn ‘lion as a sort
o f deodorizer an 1 » itit remits.
NEW TO DAY.
W » are ia r
G eorg »’* v
i
House of .1 1 ' 1
1883 on thè < i j
usa Cau il ' ij •
Short b it is I le l
sentati m i if v
and ligure* m favor of pro npt ie-
tion on thè ;mrt of ' Jougres* in thè
« 1 2 \ D -3 T O ^ E 3,
incoi p ori m i «fin o est >r,irise Mr
G eorge come*' as neur lepri -eiitiugj
Kxoeateil in lUli.ui mul Aiuoricuu
thè whole S.ate of Oregon as any
lir b lt *
mau thè pm l - trave seni to <'mi-
gres* for many years. We are glail
t L80. FVF.RY VARIKTY OF ( F.MFTKKY AND
uther Sinn« work, Granite Mo.iumeut», »ml on
to know ttiat Oregon ha* a timo in
" ... ...
, ,
-
. .
; «*l<**ure tu hurial lots», fiimi»iu.*d t* «»rder.
public 1110 WUO IH CU[»!Al)l6 Ui lTAinff the Orm House, Saiutn. Alu, Staigcr Dr>»th rs,
above local iiiflueuces, and scctional
1 U'
•tnfes, and of nndeitakiug to dis-
F. D. McDO W E L L .
ehargs his duty faithfully r igardless
— rRACTHAU—
of fear er favor.
.
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t
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,
,,, Witdmhr d Jeweler.
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over the proceetiinffH of the
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a -.
*
.
Inutiluti* until next week.
«a b solu tely impossible to
in U.U week on account o f
full and running
dealer
IN
CLOCKS, W A T C H E 8 , J E W -
m
S IL V E R W A R E .
W* will try
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Salem , :
;
: Oregon.
Is that you do yourself justice by buying goods where
you can get them tlie cheapest.
I know it is the practice among a great many m er
chants to sell a few leading articles at cost, hut they
must make it up on something else. I intend to
T h e M ost l u r m n i l
dim-oveml, ns it is certain in its effect* am! .I,,.,«
strictly adhere to very Low Prices in/everything 1 ever
not Mister. READ PROOF BELOW.
offer for sale, and in
I AS BEEN IN PRACTICE OF IfW PROFESSION
L in this place for about twenty-five years, and
1 attend to all business
| Office, opposite the Dallas Hotel, comer of Maiu
I andCourt street, Dallas, Polk Count}, Oregon.
The Best in the World!
PATENTED BY M. V. ENSLEY.
T U T f'S -
P IL L S
METOSggr.-MB
The Monarch is the chief of bee-hive«. As
a roomy, conviently arraingeU and secure hive
it has 'not an equal. It is very large, holding
about 880 oounilrt—the bftt dcl.ttiul < i■ lu l l
ing 4;U). The honev chambers are «<» arranged
■BB
that the bees can lie shut off from them after
SYM PTO M S OP A
they are tilled, giving them free aoceee from
the outaide of the hive to the unfilled cham
bers. By this means the honey, which is put
L o u o f A p p e tite . B o w e l, e o .t ve. P e n i In
up in one and five pound frames, can be taken i th
e H ead
w ith » a vauu
d id I uv
» e n .stlo
n in . *---
th e
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A*» , WIKI*
«.WM
b a ck p art, P a m u n d e r th e S h o u ld er
from the hive at pleasure, without disturbing
b lad e, fu lln ess a fte r eatin » , w ith a dtsln-
or even seeing the bees. It is a non-swarming
oim ation to e x e rtio n o f b o d y c r rr.tnd,
hive, thus requiring no time or trouble in
I r r ita b ility o f te m p e r, L o w sp irits, with
watching or hiving the young swarms. H av
a fe e lin a o f h a v in g n e g le c te d sem e d u ty,
ing plenty of room the bees do not become idle
W e a rii.css, U iza in e .s , F lu tte r in g e t the
H eart, D o t. b o f o r o th e e y e s , Y e llo w 8 km ,
in a few' weeks, as is tile case with small
H ead aoh e g e n e ra lly o v e r th e rig h t eye.
hives, which are soon filled; and there is not a
B e e lle s m e s s, w ith iltfu l d rea m s, h igh ly
point about the hive which is not an improve
co lo re d U rin e, a n d
ment over the old styles. M r. M . V . Knsley,
C O N S T I P A T IO N .
of W illam m a, Yamhill connty, is the patentee,
and Messrs. W ells A Clark, of Buena Vista,
T F T T ’S PIL LS aro especially adapted to
Polk county, are the agents for this county
iuoh cases, ouo dose effects such a change
and counties south. Those who keep bees will
o f feelin g as to nstonish the sufferer.
They lu c r e a s e ii*«* A|»i*etUe, and cause the
do well to call and examine the hive.
body to T a k e ot*
thus the system Is
TESTIMONIAL«.
n o u r is h e d , i n i »>y their T o n i c A c t io n on tbe
D lg e e tiv e **rgana, I lc ffu ln r M o o t » Rre pro
McMinnville, Or, April 13, 1882.
duced. Price ¿5 cents. 35 M u rr a y
N. If,
M r . K nsley —Sir: The Monarch Bee-Hive
I bought of you last spring has given me good
satisfaction, and 1 think the hive a perfect
success.
Respectfully Yours,
G r a y H a ir or W hibkhrs changed to a G lossy
W m . H embree .
B lack by n single application o f thi* D y k . It Im
parts a natural color, acts Instantaneously. Bold
Bellvue, Or., July 20, 1882.
by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of it.
o r n t ' R . 35 M l'R R A Y S T ., M EW Y O R K .
M r . K n sley — Dear Sir: The Monarch Bee-
i»r. Tl'TTS BAM AL of TalnaM» Information .oil N
Hive I bought of you 1 am well pleased with.
lU'Iul iUctlpU will b* mailed HIKE
applteoiioa./
I stocked the hive with two young swarms of
bees and one old one, put together, and so far
as 1 can see the working of tho hive is fully up N E R V O U S __ D E B I L I T Y .
to what is claimed for it. I am so well pleased
with it that 1 intend to get another one of yo i
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.
Vhis fall.
Respectfully Yours,
J . K . C onner .
r . e . c . w e s t s n e r v e a n d b r a in t r e a t
ment, a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convul
McMinnville, Or., Aug. 9, 1882.
sions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of
M r E nsley — Dear Sir:
The Monarch Memory, Spermatorhoea, lmpotency, Involuntary
Bee-Hive 1 bought of you last spring has prov end -dons, premature old age, caused by over-exertion,
en a perfect success. 1 stocked it with three self-abuse or over-indulgence, which leads to misery,
old swarms put together on the 25th of last decay and death. One box will cure recent cases.
May, and the brood chamber is nearly filled at Each box contains one month’s treatment; one dollar
present date, without putting in any comb to a box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent bv mail pre
paid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
start with. It is all that is claimed for it, and cure any cast*. With each order received by us for
more too.
Respectfully Yours,
six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send
D . O. D urham .
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment docs not effect a cure. Guar
McMinnville, Or., July 29, 1882.
antees issued only by
WOODARD, CLARKE A CO.,
Mr. K nsley — D ear Sir: The Monarch Bee-
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Portland, Oregon.
Hive l bought of you last spring l u;u well
Orders by mail at regular prices.
ap8-ly
pleased with. 1 think they are a perfect suc
cess. Respectfully yours, (J. D. J ohnson .
—
Drugs,
Chemicals,
(
s
McMinnville Or., Aug. 8. 1882.
t
D allas, O re e o n
From the Oneonta Press. N. Y.
Successor to \\ . C. Brown.
D. C. SALING,
D
allas ,
O xkonta , New York, January 6 , 1881 .
Early last summer Messrs. B. J. Kendaff & Co., of
Fnoshuigh Falls, Vt., made a contract with tho pub
lishers of the Press for a half column advertisement
for one year, setting forth the merits of Kendall's
Spavin Cure, At the sumo time we secured from tho
firm a quantity of books, entitled “ Dr. Kendall's
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases, which wo are
giving to advance paying subscribers to the Press as a
premium.
About the time the advertisement first appeared in
this paper Mr. P. (J. Sclicrmcrhorn, who resides near
Colliers, had a spavined hoi so. Ho read the adver
tisement and concluded to test the efficacy of the
remedy, although his friend* laughed at his credulity,
lie bought a bottle of Kendall's Spavin Cure ami
commenced using it on (he horse, in accordance with
the directions, and he informed us this week 11 at it
effected such a complete cure that an expert horse
man, who examined the animal recently, could find
no trace of the spavin or the place where it had been
located. Mr. Sehermorhorn ban since secured u copy
of Kendall's Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases,
which he prizes very highly, and would he loth to
part with at any price, provided he could not obtain
another copy. So much for advertising reliable arti
cles.
0
Oregon, March 8, 1883.
(Successor to Alex. Patterson).
C. E. WORTHINGTON j
-DEALER IN -
M c C o y , P o lli C o u n ty ,
----DEALER IN —:
L
General Merchandise
I----- AND------
A N D D R U G S A N D M E D S C iN ES .
Drugs and Medicines,
BALLSTON, POLK
COUNTY,
Fioin Col. L. T. Foster.
OGN
Y oungstown , Ohio, May 10,1880.
Du. B J. lvRNDALL & Co., Gents: I had a very
valuable Hamhletouiaii colt, which 1 prized very
highly, lie I ¡ad a large hone spavin on one joint and
a small one on the other, which made him very l*me.
I had him under tho charge of two veterinary sur
geons who failed to cure him. I was ono day reading
the advertisement of Kendall's Spavin Cure in the
Chicago Express, and I determined at once to try it,
and got our druggists hero to send f.-r it. They or
dered three bottles; 1 took them nil anti thought I
would give it a thorough trial. I used it according to
directions, ami the fourth day the colt ceased to bo
lame, and the lumps have disappeared. 1 used but
one bottle and the colt's limbs are us free from lumps
and as smoot as any Lorse .ii the State. He is en
tirely cured. The cure was so remarkable' that I let
two of my neighbor* have Cm remaining two bottles,
and they are now using it Very respectfully,
L. T. F ostrr .
Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of
GROCERIES, H A R D W A R E ,
purchased
the
e n t ir e
stock
1
AT COST, FOR CASH.
Just arriving, a large and well-selected stock o
Furnishing Goods, Dress Goods, Etc., Etc.
C I G A I 1 S
T O B A C C O S
jZ L J S r iD
And W ines nn.l L,iqno,.,3 for Medicinal Purposes.
I N C O H P O l l A T 10I )
IIV
D -M J i.
— — O -------
G EN I MERCHANDISE
Which will be sold at Lowest Prices.
.
KENDALL’S SPAVIN CURE
HOME MUTUAL
ON HUMAN FLKMll
P atten ' s M ills , N. Y., Feb. *21, 1878.
D k . 15. J. Ki. shall , Dear Sir: The particular ease
on which I used your Kendall’s Spavin Cure was a
malignant ankle sprain of sixteen months' standing.
I hud tried many things, but in vain. Your Spavjji
Cure put the f».*ot to the ground again, and for tbe
first time since hurt, in a natural position. For a
family liniment it excels anything we ever used.
Yours truly,
R ev . M. I‘. B ell ,
Pastor of M. E. Church, Patten's Mills, N. Y.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
C ountry P rodn oo
4 « u Ù L
A damh , N. Y., Jan. 30 188,>
1)11. B. J. KLNDALL & Co , Gents: Having’ used a
good deal of your Kendall's Spavin Cure with great
success, I thought I would let you know what it has
done for me. i’wo j«urs ago 1 had m speedy a cult as
uus ever ruined in Jefferson County. When I was
breaking him, he kicked over the cross bar mid got
fast and tore "lie of his hind leg* all to pieces I ein
ployed the best farriers, but they all said he was
spoiled, lie had a very large thorough-pin, and 1
usoil two bottles of your Ktndull's Spavin Cure and
it took the bunch entirely off, and he sold afterward*
for 81,800 (dollars). I have used it for hone spavins
and wind galls, and it has alwa>* cured cooipleUlv
and left the leg smooth.
y
it is a splendid medicine for rheumatism. I ha\e
recommended it to u good many, and they ail say it
docsJ.hu work. 1 was In Withcrington ii Kueeland's
drug store, in Adams, tho other day niul -aw a very
fine picture you sent them. 1 tried to buy it but
could not. They said that if I would write to you
that you would send me one. I wish you would and
1 will iio you all the good 1 can.
Very respectfully,
E. 8. L yman
There is no doubt or question hut I shall sell them
very much lower than the same goods have ever been
Always on h&nd, a. Fine Line of
offered in this market.
MEERSCHAUM PIPE S,
Please call and price the goods and yon will see
Cigars, Tobaccos. E tc .
that I am in earnest.
M. M. ELLIS, .
a v in g
M ONTGOM ERY W A R D & C O .
a>7 St 22g W a b a s h A v e n u e , C h ic a g o
COODS,
Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc.
Etc., Etc.
M ill S treet,
FANCY
CLOTHING AND
H of good* formerly owned by Alex. Patterson,
will sell the same, for the next Thirty Day*.
B y b u y in g a t d e a le r s ' p r ic e s . W e w ill
s e ll y o u a n y a r tic le for fa m ily o r p e r
s o n a l u s e , in a n y q u a n tity a t W h o le s a le
P r ic e .
W h a t e v e r y o u w a n t, s e n d for
o u r c a ta lo g u e ( free) a n d y o u w ill find
it th ere. W e c a r r y in s to c k th e la rg e s t
v a r ie t y o f g o o d s in th e U n ite d S ta te s
tic. . iam it. , .1 hi. 2», i - 2.
DRESS AND
Stationery,
D
M b . E nhley — Dear Mr- The Monarch Bee-
Hive 1 bougiit of you ia April last has proven
a success. 1 put two swarms of bees in it, and
they worked splendid. Being un oid bee keep
er, and having seen almost all kinds of hives,
1 must say tout t.ie Aionarcu cakes tne lead lo.
the bees ¿curing 1 arge amounts <>i hone/, with j
tne least trouble m removing, and in m s. per- ■
feeV security.
. 1 ’ . i-Ai.biNo.
Saved Him 1 ,8 0 0 Dollars.
Perfumery,
T O R P ID LIV ER .
T U T T S HAIR D Y E.
DEALER IN -
K-ery Dcs ription taken in exchange tor good .,
. .. t' e highest market price allowed for the same.
,l ;f*Cull and exam lie .Aoek and prices before pur*
1 1 a.,ing elsewhere. Also keep a full line of
CAPITAL, Paid up lu U. S. (¡old Coin, : $»00,<100.0»
Drugs,
Patent
Medicines
COIN ASSETS, December 31, tsso,
:
(U2,S4I.OO
only • our « -at .
.1 mat !b Iiocdv-'i
C ure W in es and L iq u ors,
, t o l..i.nt, «1 1.
Income for 1880,
;
:
:
:
340,(141.00
F *r medical purposes. Competent person always on
hand to fill prescriptions.
D. C. BALING.
Losses, paid since organization,
:
1,635,202.84
B
Oreeon, November 8,1882
a
& b u r g ,
Reinsurance Reserve,
:
:
:
174,989.60
----- DEALERS IN------
;
:
:
*200,000.00
JOHN E. SM ITH. Losses Paid in Oregon,
Groeries and Provisions,
KENDALL’S SPAVIN CURE
I ' .t wan dev. I«
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m u ¡a i ...ia
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1 wo« trying u» liuU' r yo ». It is
tuchioii
in tue bii.tpc ot u btse-hivu. iieapccLluily, •
1). J. J ames .
W it aminu, r., Jan L'otli, 1885.
allston
Lull j
M essrs . W ells
C lark — Geutleiucn* 1
thou^nt i wotiki it.t \ou know aoiitetnin^ of
tne working of uiy hive. 1 |»uiii Air. i.nsley
850 for tne one 1 have. I put 4 swaruis into
tiie tiive the 2ist ilay of .viay last. A n d the
CIGARS and TOBACCO.
honey flow continued good till tne lust of June,
during that time tne hues tilled up the brood
chamber and made two hundred pounds of I ' r u i l H , \ i i t s . ( ' n i i m l i e s , X o i i o n * ,
honev in tne surplus sells, or frames, besides,
making in all about 000 pounds of honey. 1 ;
E tc ., E tc .
have a little girl nine years old that can take
out one pound of honey,, or as much as she cun
carry, any hour of tne day. The hive is in
every respect perfect, ami l would not be
without one, for many times its cost. Yours, |
1 i esikiah B a ile y .
In transferring the bees into this hive, after j a j» i p A A week made at home by the industrious.
i c& Best business now before the public. Cap
putting in as manv swarms us you wish, keep i «iSf not
needed. We will start you. Men, women,
the hive shut up for two days, so as to give ital
hoys ami girls wanted everywhere to work for tw
the queens time tt. get done fighting. All the Now is the time. You can work in spare time, tht
queens but one will be killed off by that time. give your whole time to business. No other business
will pay you nearly as well. No one can fail to make
enormous pay, by engaging at once Costly outfit
and terms free. Money made fast, easily, and honor
PILE S! PIL E S ! PIL E S !
ably. »
T ruk & Co., Augusta, Maine.
In d e p e n d e n c e ) - -
A S u re C u re F o u n d at L a s t !
N o O n e N e e d S u ffer!
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Two Doors North of Post Office.
All work Warranted.
DALLAS CITY MILLS,
W ilsen & Holman,
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purchased
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Prop’rs.
This leading and popular company offers superior
advantages to those desiring reliable indemnity against
loss and damage by fire, being solid in assets, conserva SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS
tive in management, moderate in rates and prompt and
liberal in the adjustment and payment of losses.
HAMBLETGNIAN
MAMBRINO,
¡ » . ' 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 deposited in Oregon for the further security of
P olicy Holders in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
S UFER visors op O rf . oon BitANcn— C. H. Lewis, of Allen & Lewis; J.
M cC-aken, of McCraken & C o.; P. Wnsserman, of Wusscrmau & C o.;
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Bankers, Ladd & Tilton.
f \ r IS -
GEO. L. STORY, Manager Oregon Brunch
D. B. BUSH , S p e c i a l A g e n t .
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H. J. F S R C U S O N , A g e n t , I n d e p e n d e n c e .
B . II. B ltO O K N . S o lic it o r .
CHAMPION FUT MES.
m il l s .
above
we are now prepared to do all kind* of
M ANUFACTURED
Grist and Custom W ork
----------------- I FREE tO I____ _______ ___ ________
toiner* of last yoar without ordering it It contai ns
about 175 pages, OUO illustrations, prices, accurato
description* and valuable directions for planting
1500 varici I os of Vegetable and Flower Scoila,
l ’lsnts. Fruit Troon, etc. Invaluable to aU, oepco.
ifiily to Market Gardeners, fiend for it 1
D. M. FERRY & CO. DETROIT M i OH.
BY
Promptly and in a satisfactory manner. Give us a
call
WILSON A HOLMAN.
D allas , Oregon, January 5,1885.
J.
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G O O D M A N ,
Successor to Cooper Bios.),
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A t Independence, Polk County, Ogn.
Y I O I tltlN O ^ i.
JVC, Y AliD SALE STABLE.
D i i II hm , O r t y o n .
'OKSM, CAHRIAOES AND LIT CRY
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m ost
r o s s o n iib lr
ra trs .
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evince >f C -nnnorcial men a speciality.
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DALLAS, OREGON,
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■ ■ A ■ ■ not, life is sweeping by. go and dare
B_ %
■ before y>!ii die, something mighty
J " _[% ■ and sublime leave behind to con-
Q H M
■ (pier time." $!> outfit free. No
j risk.
Everything new Capital not required. We
j will furnish you everything. Many arc making for
tunes. Indies make as much as men, and boy* aad
make great pay. Reader, If you want business
| girls
which you cm make great pay all the time, write
: nt
or particulars to H. H allktt & Co., Portland, Maine.
A hure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch-
ing ami Ulcerated Piles has been discover-
ed by Dr. William,(an Indian Remedy,)
called Dr. William’s Indian Ointment.
A single box has cured the worst chronic
cases of 25 or 30 years standing. No !
ouo need suffer five minutes after apply- |
ing this wonderful soothing v edic;ne. j
Lotions instruments and electuaries do !
more harm than good. William s Ointment |
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense I
itehing, (particularly at night after get- |
ting warm in bed,) nets as a poultice, gives i
instant relief, and is prepared only for
Piles, itching of the private parts, ami
for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. M. Coflinbern j
of Cleveland has to say about Dr. Wil
liam’s Indian Pile Ointment; I havt
used scores of Pile Cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that I have never
found any thing which gave such immedi
ate and permanent relief as Dr. William's
Indian Ointmeut.
For sale by all druggists, ^>r mailed on
receipt oi price, $1.00.
Ho<Jgt, Davis ,v Co., wholesale agents,
Portland, On m.
II i. > -'.4 1 A t o ., Prop**»,
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SOLE RICHT FOR POLK & BENTON COUNTIES.
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DSdCBIPTfUN AND PEDIGREE.
INPKPr.NDFNCK. OREGON.
O s ti.
l it K ¡IAS I’ll \N‘ ll .1 IIANI S AND
mu ¡i* ,i fi, *t C.04S house in every rts wt.
—-MANUFACTURE» AXD PKALRR» IX—
I 't i r n i i t i r o .
N p r ln g
H odn
— AND ALL ElXna OF—
a y in g
purchased
t h is
w e l l - k n o w n
establishment, I propose to conduct it in flret-
clarn shape Always in readiness.
O O O I J
T E A M S .
AT LO W
P a r tle a la r
RATES.
A t t e n t io n P a id
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to
T ran *
Accommodation of Commercial Traveler* a Spe
cialty Give me a call.
A. J. GOODMAN.
IxDaraxnuia, Decemb 90, 1 WW.
UPHOLSTERED WORK, ALBUM PB T I RE FAMES*
HALL BRACKETS, AND WINDOW SHADES
K fiM O ii.
Mares not (»roving with foal, can be retumevl next
fiisMion.
FEED S T A B L E .
Psopsirror.
I. M. LIKES & LAWRENCE,
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" ill make the season of 188.1, comment*
1 A prillst and oauing .miy 1st, on .vi *u i .
/ I * and Tu«-«iay* at D«...tv o ■ ,t ■•-.ays
Thurerlays at my farm, 4 miles from Salem, on th
Bakun and l»aytoii r.».i-i; KriUays and fiatunlay* ai
Ford A Kill*' stable, Baton*.
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E P E L T H O U SE .
KK LOOK
RREGON BLOOD PURIflER
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«WEY& LIVER REGUBTOR.
T I .I H I N . - A . '> l o r
MORRISON, Proptietors
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Ill Ul- Bit« k ai l Kn i l ' V >. A1.4
In sure in its effects, mild in its action, as it doe» no
Mister, yet it is penetrating and powerful to«roach
every deep-seated pain or to remove any bony growth
or other enlargements, such as spavins, splints, tttrb»,
callous, sprains, swellings, and any lameness and all
enlargements of the joints, or limlm, or for rheuma
tism in mail and for any purpose for which a liniment
is used for man or beast. It is now known to be th»*
(■••«t liniment for man ever used, acting mildly, aim
yet certain in its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which *
think gives positive proof of its virtues. No remedy
has ever met with such unqualified success to our
knowleegc, for beast as well as man.
Price 81 tier bottle, or six bottles for 86. All drug
gists have it or can get it for you, or it will be sent to
and address on receipt of price bv the proprietors,
DR. B. J. K EN DALL*CO., Enosburgh Falls, Vt.
KEEP A COMPLETE STtK’ K IN OUR LINE
W E ami
will sell as cheap as the same go<Mls can f
|%b* g»*t in Porttaml. IV» not take our word, or other ,
1 •
^ «»r»* tor it. But come and see our goods and ,
4 our prices.
JESSE B., bright a*rrel c«|t, foaled In 1878. and
gut __ by
Norfolk. Kbaleii the
<4 Tbe-»lore
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ie property
p n u w _____________
I k m c l, n l w o r k In » n r lin e
ntere; now owneil by Wm. MAgee, near 8»le«n
t t n n r t o o r d e r o n S h o r t X’ o l l r c .
Oregon. Has two white hind feet, and a narrow
»trip in the face.
First dam, imp. Lady Jane, by Marauder 2nd dam,
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Jane Shore, by num m o». 3d dam. Klfle LVan«, by
We ale«» keep a LARGE and WELL SELECTED
Skip. Mh dam, Ibspute, by Partingtim 6th ilani.
STDR'K ^
Gift, be Young Waxcy Norfolk was by Lexington,
h «a 4
ont of N4»viee (sister in blood to Rifleman) by Glencoe. i 4 t f t K I . T M n n d 4 M M KM o n
Lexington wm by Rieton out of Alice Carnea!, imp
Which we will furnish at REDUCED PRICES
Mart »ebon. It will therefore be seen toat in Jeaee are
< omh.tieri the very beet strains of American
Knghsh ra-ing hlo«d.
For further partivuIan afiply to
IX D K P K X D K X C E ,
WM. MAUEK P r « , tolo
CEORCE FAIRCRAVE8,
U w . Arkor. Polk Countr,
This Dryer is the latest improvement in Fruit Dryers, having been
patented in August, 1881. It lias the largest capacity of anv Fruit Drver
sold at the price, and is the most easily and economically operated of anv
on the market. The fruit trays are raised by an elevator, operated by a
lever at the bottom, and can be put in or taken out without loss of the
heated air, and without exposing the fruit to a cold draft. It has also a
feature not possessed by any other dryer, to-wit: Ik has r> (lectors at the
bottom that throw the fresh air on to the furnace, thus heating the air be
fore it goes to the fruit. This is a very important feature. These dryers
will be built only on orders, and orders should be sent in early, in order to
insure their being filled.
(Heretofore at the head of the
Reedville stud) will make the season
of 188,3 as follows:
North Yam hill, Mondays; Lafayette. Tues
days; McMinnville, Wednesdays and Thurs
days; Bellevue, Fridays and Saturdays.
ilambletonian Mambrino is a beautiful dark
bay or brown, 1.’» hands 2£ inches high and
weighs over 1,100 (xmnds. H e is unsurpassed
for style and beauty; long-bodied, with a rangy
neck and blood-like head. He is heavy-mus
cled, and ao for feet and legs no horse can excel
him.
Of his prepotency as a sire there can be no
doubt. A ll hit colts have the impress of his
high form and superb courage, and when
placed on the market have, so far, commanded
(at the same ages) as high a price as the get of
any horse in the North Pacific.
J Hiring the last year his get was awarded
many premiums ami was the winner of the
three-year-old threc-in-five races at Vancouver
and the State Fair, defeating in both races the
finest field of three-year-olds that ever came
together in the Northwest.
P E D K illK K . — Hambletonian Mambrino
was sired by Menclaus (the sire of Cleor.v, rec
ord. 2.18/, and sold for 915,000), he by Rys-
dyk's Hambletonian.
First dam. Olean, by Border Chief.
Second dam, Olinda, by Olive-.
Third dam by Chorister, he by imp. Con
tract.
Menelaus-’ first «lam. Jesse Bull, by Long
Island and Black Hawk.
Second dam by Young Duroc, he by Duroc,
he by Djojncile.
Third dam by Cofhn’s Messei^er, son of
imp. Messenger.
Border Chief, sire of Olean, was by old
Mambrino Chief, first dam by Highlander,
second dam by Glencoe, third dam by Post
Boy, son of Henry that ran vlch Eclipse.
Thus it will be seen that Hauudetonian
unambrino has eight Messenger crosses and
Mites the two greatest strains of American
trotting Mood— those of Hysdyk’s Hamble
tonian ami Mambrino Chief, being a lineal de-
| sccndant of imp. Messenger on each side of
1 the house. T«> this, the very quintessence of
i American trotting blood, he unites the rich
racing strains of Glencoe, Wagner, Chorister
i and
Po; t Boy, famous in the annals of the run-
j ning turf on both sides of the .Atlantic. He
also has the Bashaw blood, through Long
; Island Black Hawk, the first horse that ever
trotted below 2:40 to a road wagon.
Terms. SWa to insure; 925 by the season.
Care will be taken to pi event acci«ients, but
no responsibility assumed.
Aildress,
\V M . G A L L O W A Y ,
Bellevue. Yam hill Go.,
Or, L . B. L ind say , Reedville, Ogn.
Cash o r Prodnoe.
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OVFT t o I O
M n t).
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LOVO OR SHORT T I M
to Mpf* or MMtl amount*, o* approvo*! m e«
laquir* *f
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HIRKTVRftRe.
INDF.rEXnEXCE, ORErtON.
undenugned at Independence. Polk County. Oregon. I indulge in no W . B . W i l s o n « S o n , P r o p ’ r * .
boasting, but am willing for all to see nnd examine for themselves.
IxDtFKNDinri, Oregon. January fffi, 1882.
1 -;. C O X
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in . .■ c a tn « o n . .h i . h k . wlU
r k n p n than u , U n i « In folk Count.
H« pod
tirely means b usinées and will cm rince yon that he
the truth if yo« wtN give him a m il
O.K. FLOURING M ILL,
The dryer can be seen nt Mr. Paul Hiltebrand's on Luckiamute, or at
Robert M cLaughlin’s, 1J miles north o f Buena Vista. W e guarantee sat I
isfaction to any one who will purrhase a dryer. Orders can be sent to the ■
1883. S P R I M i O P E M X b .
IIA V IS O LEASED TOE ABOVE MILLS, WE
art now ;>rejared to do all kinds of
11
1883.
Executrix s Notice.
C rist or Custom Work
Independence, Ogn.
M I T I ARC NOW RECEIVING. AND WILL OPEN
Yr for in«p*ctinti. on Mondar . Yairk l'atto, ami
fnltowitiC <tov* • LARGE AflBOKTMENT of
M illin e ry N ovaltios
y
Mj cuaCotom xrr cordially inritad
amte« my mock.
to
On short notice. We a I wavs have Flour on hand to
v e r ie r is nrsrr.T orvrt to whom i t v » v exchange /or Wheat, and can furnish
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wain-t are* required tu > ,'T
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