Polk County itemizer., April 28, 1883, Image 2

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JASPER R. MILLER,
SPUING OPENING.
S O M E T H IN G - N E W .
R cdibvru O r ., April lath, 1883.
M r . E d :—being a stranger to you but
A KINK STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
BI OTWHOR TO RIOOS A MILLER),
Eu. I temize » :------Since my last article not to your welcome I tim u kr , I promised
to
contribute
occasional
items
and
obser
written at Gardner, I have taken the
round trip on the southern ooast of ration from this sunny clime, when there
r O F F IC E R S .
©ur State. At the mouth of Winchester is Aery little exoerience with the web-foot’ s
K u ll u n d ( 'o i n p l e U ' S t o c K o f
r o B i u s LABUN
« m itin * .\s
we take stage for Coos Bay, twenty miles mists, and what they have t«» 8j»are there
liOLS H r., I Ir.
y Ju dge,.............. . 0 . A . J ohns . south, traveling on the beach the entire would not come amiss here, as even n<*w,
aftor quite a rain there is still some anx­
C lerk , ........... . B o s w e l l S h e l l y . distance which is as smooth as a floor.
I’iisfc door North of tho hallas Hotel, Main st.
There is a board marking the resting iety felt in the probable out-couie of this
ft
Treasurer ........... K. T . M i l l e r .
years crops esjieeially in the interior val­
apr 7 MBS. M K. MV A IN, fr a p fetor,
place
of
a
man
picked
ud
a
few
days
—
DEALER
IN-----
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(S .A .R w o s ,
'• Commissioners> | Joi C baven since, who was out of the crew off the ley’s when a number of inches of rain |
more
surely
would
not
come
amiss
to
;
ill-fated
steamer
Tacoma.
Several
. . . H ardy H olman , wrecks of ships are noticed along the beach materiaiy help the crops. 1 doubt very
ALSO A LABOR STOCK 01-’
. . . V f . 3 . M u l k e ï . also the head bones of a huge whale. much whether some |-aits« f this state i
10
t o r , . . . / .............. W . P . W r i o h t . The lewer jaw weighing three thousand ever have or will be renu iterative to !
l K A L U ib IN
I S u p t .......................F r a n e R i o l e r . lbs. is only an index of what the huge what on account of growing. The much
THE BEST VARIETY, AND FINEST QUALITY OF
dreaded
north
winds.
Tho
estimate
of
j
monster
was
two
or
three
yenrs
since
. . .. T . J . L ee .
i n d i l i V
I I A Ï * I S l - . s * d - ... ■ H I M
¿roerles in n i
when it washed a shore. Coos Bay, op- this years wheat crops is less than last j
M oas,
>site Empire City is two *)niles wide, it year but should sufficient rain fall in a
IN
THE
STATE.
C
is an average width of one mile and is short time tho yield may very mar equal
A Jou rn a listic R elic.
CIGARS m id T O IU C C O .
eighteen miles long, and is the safest Bar last years crop, as the average is 1 »rg«*r.
M A I N S T R E E T ,
-
-
lU D E P E N D E W C E .
for ships to cross
any bar on the Before the last rain some two w e e k s a g o ■
W e bad placed in our hands one coast of Oregon.
there was a great deal of aux etv felt
G. !.. 1 > IE K (T , l* r « p t le t o r .
u H s K ills. < tu.iidh'M, N u flo u i
day this week by Mr. James Camp­
Empire City is the 1st town, we meet about draught being tfie gereial topi? of j
the day. But now the people seem great­
L ie ., E t c .
bell of this place a copy of the “ New and has a population of about three
hundred. Next is South Bend about the ly relieved and general prosperity flour­
I fè ti 1 .
Hampshire Bentenal," printed in same size. Next is Marshfield. That ishes. Wheat declined in price some
Keene, New Hampshire, April 17 is the liveliest town 1 have soon since j fifteen cents per. bushel from the effect
M ill .Street,
:
D a lla s, O regon
>f this rain tho high price which was rul­
1839, just about 44 years ago. Com­ left the vailey, has population of about ing being mostly speculative and not
eight hundred. A large saw mill, Ship
This powder never varies. A marvel of
A
llo o n
rr «
A l l !
pared with the newspapers of the yard. Good stoves hotels etc.,
actual value, seems that a corperation purity, strength and
«blesomenekt,
Always on hand, a Fine Line of
known
as
grain
exchange,
contrôles
the
Coos City, near the head of the bay a
more economical than the ordinary kind,
present time it is something of a
v k g e t a i i i, i : it i : ii i ; u v .
a small town backed by the extensive coal wheat market in this state, it appears and cannot bo sold in competition with
journalistic curiosity. It is printed
mines,
is a
lively
little town, nothing more or less than a gambling in­ the multitude ot low test, short weighs,
Those
distressing complaints, such as
in a mixture of type ranging from eight ships are built a year, on Coos Bay stitution as the real transfer of grain alum or phosphnto powders. Sold only
Billiouhiiess, Dyspepsia, Headache, Pains
is
not
necessary.
The
majority
of
these
in
cans.
K
oval B aki . no P owder Co., 100
four
at
Marshield
and
four
at
Marshfield
Minion to Long Primer, and its gen­
iu the Buck and Kidneys, Malarial troubles
Cigars. Tobaccos, Etc.
and four at South Bend, at a cost of brokers buy and sell on speculation not Wall st., N. Y.
and all disease arising from tho functions
eral make-up is somewhat antiqne. thirty thousand dollars each or two hun­ for actual want to ship or use, as many
of tho stomach and liver being deranged
In politics it is W h ig ; and we learn dred and forty thousand dollars expend­ parcels of wheat are bought and sold
from weakness or excesses, cured by ues of
which
were
not
existing
except
on
paper,
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P
IT
A
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,
P
a
id
up
in
U
.
S.
G
old
C
oin,
:
$3(H),00
0.00
from reading its columns that the ed anually for said building.
this
system
has
advocates
pro
and
con.
Three very large saw mills are kept
R EG O pLO OD PURI HER
political arena was not much mere running continually, each cutting fifty but it seems proper that the staff of life
COIN ASSETS, D ecem b er 31, 1880,
:
042,841.00
immaculate forty years ago than at thousand ft per day or forty five millions ought to regulate by actual production
and consumption as far as price is con­
In c o m e fo r 1SK0,
:
:
:
:
340,041.00
present. W e hear a great deal now ft. annually, which is worth four millions, cerned. The fruit production lias and is
6ve hundred dollars at the mills. Next
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days about the corruptions of society in importance is the coal mines, and 1 taking a prominent pav in this state.
( Successor to Alex. Patterson),
Losses, paid sin c e o rg a n iza tio n ,
:
1,035,202.81
and from certain quarters there only visited one. This mine is very ex­ Industries and seems now a financial suc­
8YN!PTO*7i3 OF A
tensive, fifty
mien
employed,
the cess that wine produced equals tho im­
eomes a constant lament that society
R e in su r a n c e R eserve,
:
:
*•
H 4,080.60
year round. They are now working cars, ported and is sought after, there art;
Loss o f A p petite, B o w e ls costiv e. Pain in
is growing more and more corrupt and mules are used in hauling the coal to many hundred acres of «vineyards in the the
H ead , w ith a d ull sensation in the
L osses P a id in O regon,
:
:
:
200,000.00
back part, P ain u n d e r the S houlder
every day. It wouldjdo such croak­ the wharf, where the ships are loaded. middle part of the state in trie southern
blade, fullness after ea tin g, w ith a disin­
Ten thousand tons of coal per year, is and coast counties, the grapes are mostly
a tion to e x e rtio n o f b o d y c r xx-.ind.
ers good to read occasionally forty- •hipped from these mines, valued at $5 converted into excellent raisons. It is also clin
Irrita b ility o f tem p er. L o w spirits, with
g o f having n e g le cte d som e duty,
year-old papers such as the one be­ ton, or fifty thousand dollars per anum. in this part that the oranges lemons, figs a W feelin
ea rin ess, D izzin ess, F lu tterin g at the
T h is le a d in g a n d p o p u la r c o m p a n y ofToi’s s u p e r io r
olives most tropical fruit is grown. Ap­
eart, D ots b efore th e eyes, Y e llo w Skin,
fore us. They might possibly turn for these mines alone, and as there are ples pears prunes of which there were a H
o ^ K e n d a l l ’ s ;
H
ea
d
ach
e gen erally o v e r tho rig h t eye,
three mines in this country, the other
a
d
v
a n ta g e s to th ose d e s ir in g r e lia b le in d e m n it y again st
ySVPU W Æ uw É
away from the perusal with the con­ two are said to be as good as this one. great many planted this year, and a great R estlessness, w ith fitfu l dream o, highly
c o lo re d U rine, an d
SE
lo ss a n d d a m a g e b y lir e , b e in g s o lid in assets, c o n s e r v a ­
viction that the corruption develop­ there is a revenue of one hundred and many other kinds cf fruit are experimented
ST i NA T IO N .
fifty thousand dollars per annum from with and many grown with success, cer­
T h o M in i Sii<'ri'N *nii i t o m e i l r
D
r
ills
and
M
ed
icin
es,
ment runs backward instead of for­ the coal mines.
tiv
e
in
m
a
n
a
g
e
m
e
n
t,
m
o
d
e
ra
te
in
ra
te
s
a
n
d
p
r
o
m
p
t
and
T JTT T ’.S P I L L S are especially adapted t o
,!l
118 it is certain iu it/effect-s and does
tainly this sunny clime is a factor but it
such cases, one <loso eft’oets suck a change
Hit Mister. READ PROOF BELOW.
ward. W e find in this little five
Mr. Louis the foreman spared no nevertheless the fact that a great deal of o f feeling ns to astonish the suft'crcr.
lib
e
r
a
l
in
th
e
a
d
ju
s
tm
e
n
t
a
n
d
p
a
y
m
e
n
t
ox
losses.
BALLSTON,
POLK
COUNTY,
OGN
They I n c r e a s e t h e A p p e t it e , and caus»* the
FROM ;THE AKRON COMMERCIAL.
column sheet a number of choice time and pains in showing and explain­ attention care and work is being stowed body
to '¡¡«I'*» o a F Ii « l thus the system is
ing to me the working of the mines. upon them to make it a success. The Iio u riu h v d
i.y tin i. T o n i c A c t i o n on the
OHIO. OF NOV. 25TH. 1382,1G32.
bits like this. “ Another bloody When we entered the tunnel. We were state seeing the financial success of this D ig e s t iv e h m i ' i , ReiM diiT S t o o l* ere pro­
duced. Price
cents. 6.» ' l t s n a j St.. N. Y .
• 5 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 deposited in Oregon for tho further security of
catastrophe shocked the feelings of each provided with a lamp and proceeded branch is fostering it by improved legisla
Readers of the the Commercial can not well
AVINO PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK Policy Holders in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
forget that a large space has for years been
is tion creating commissioners and inspectors
the orderly part of our community on our journey one half (which
of goods formerly owned by Alex. Patterson, 1
ikve up by Kendalls advertisements—
farther back in the mountain than I ever whose duty is to promote, regulate
will sell the same, for the next Thirty Days,
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p
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v
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f
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n
c
h
—
C.
II.
Lewis,
of
Allen
&
Lewis;
J.
■specially of a certain Sj-avin Cure. W e have
yesterday. An altercation upon bu­ care about going again,) vet of course let and investigate tho health of orchards
G r a y II a ir on WftlSK i . rs changed to a G lossy
.tad
dealings with Dr. Kendall for many years
McCraken,
of
McCraken
&
C
o.;
P.
Wasserman,
of
W
aas.nm
m
&
C
o.;
IS lack by a single application o f tbis D y e . It im­
siness matters between Judge W ylie, on to be very brave. The vein is from and prevent the spread of disease and
m l the truth is fully nnd faithfully proven
parts a natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold
Bankers, Ladd & Tilton.
tour ft to five ft six inches thick and is injurious insects of which some orchards
by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt o f $1.
not,
only
that he is a good honest man, and
an old and respected citizen, and a
O F F IC E . :t5 m i t n i Y S T ., N E W Y O R K .
inexhaustiable. I mention these statis­ are infested now. California, even with
'hat his celebroted Spavin Cure is not only all
GEO.
L.
STORY,
M
anager
O
regon
B
ranch
Dr.
TrTTS
HASl'AL
of
Valuable
InformaUr.n
..ml
\
person who had been in his employ, tics, as I fancy a great many of your its drawbacks is certainly a great and
that it is recommended to bo, but that the
( leeful IwevIpU will lit mulled IRES on application.§
Knglish lam mage is not capable o f recommend-
D . B. B U S H , Special Agent.
was followed by a ^pistol shot fired readers like myself have but little idea prosperous state tho people are enterpris­
i ig it too highly
ing
and
whenever
tho
experimenting
and
about the amount of business carried on
mv2-
H . J . F E R G U S O N , A g e n t, Independence.
directly into M r. W ylies face. The in this small bay when we consider that trying to raise and grow cerials ceases
Kendall s Spavin Cure will cure spavins.
Just arriving, a large and well-selected stock o
GEORGE FASRGRAVES,
There are hundreds of cases in which that has
I t . 11 . I t lt O O K S , S o l i c i t o r .
ball entered the eye, but having the grots earnings of the three most im­ where the force of circumstances prohibits.
becu proven to «»ur certain knowledge, but,
There will be less failures especially in
Lawn Arbor, Polk County,
after all, if any person confines the usefulness
struck the frontal bone, was defled- portant branches of industry carried on
hero amounts to about four millions and the arid part. There is also less specula­
>f this celebrated medicine to during spavins
ed from a straight course, and did a half per anum; you will not wonder tive mania in mining stocks, and money Has just r e c e iv e '^ new lot, of goods, such as are
alone, they make a big mistake. It is the
usually kept in a country store, which he will sell, for
best medicine known as an outward applica­
not penetrate the brain, though the at times being good on the bay. The is used for a more certain investments.
tion for rheumatism in the human family. It
Coquelle is the next river and bay south Californians are pleased to talk about
Which will be sold at Lowest Prices.
is the best medicine known as an outward ap-
the wound is considered a dangerous
C
a
s
h
,
o
r
P
r
o
d
u
c
e
,
of Coos; A poor bay for ships to cross, their glorious climate; they admit they
p’
icati m for rheumatism in the human family.
I \ A . B K O W X . IV o j» "r .
one. The eye, of course, is totally but the best farming and dairy country of connot live on climate; but is certainly Cheaper than any dealer in Polk County. He posi­
It is good for pain-: an ! aches, swellings ami
tively
means
business
and
will
convince
you
that
he
a
great
factor,
especially
f<
r
health.
lameness,
is just as safely appied to men
any on our coast, that I know. The
gone.” W e give this simply as
C o u n try P ro d u ce
A N E W H O T E L J U S T OPENED. .v om, n and and
states the truth if you will give him a call.
children as it is to horses. W e
lumbering interests, is a great source of
specimen of a great many notices in revenue to this part of the country.
know that there are other good liniments, but
A H A P P Y NEH YEAR TO A L L !
Of Every Description taken in exchange tor goods,
T h e B est in ' th e W orld! £ MAIN ST., NORTH OF LIVERY STABLE.
we do believe this ^ spavin cure to lie fur bet-
and the highest market price allowed for the same.
the same little sheet to show how
Boarding the propeller, Myrtle at Em­
D a l l a s , (»L’ n .
er than any ever invented.
l i s Vail and examine 9to«k and {»rices before pur­
pire,
and
while
on
our
way
to
Marsh­
chasing
elsewhere.
Also
keep
a
full
line
of
By the kindness of the citizens of
apt to forget the wickedness of those
Everything New, Neat ami Clean.
field, we discovered a deer ¿Wimming in Yamhill, Clackamas, Polk, Benton, Linn
who lived just a little in advance of the Bay. There wore two cow hoys on
and Marion counties, after six years
D rugs, P a te n t M ed icin es, PATENTED BY &/!. V. ENSLEY.
Hutchinson’s Bauch, 12 miles north of Denver
us. W e fiucLa note in reference to the boat from the bunch grass region, business from a small starting point, I am
Colorado
Single Meals .......
Three meal Tickets
and myself who armed ourselves with rope here. And why is iti Because I never
I'u
re
W
in
es
am
i
Liquors,
Mar, 5th, 1883.
a Deacon, John Whitman, of East
The Monarch is the chief of bee-hives. As It »ani and Lodging
D r . B. J. K endall & C o ., C en ts.- For the
all standing in a row on deck.
The flung in your faces that “ I possessed
For medical purposes. Competent person always on a roomy, conviently arraniged and secure hive D.tard, per week...
4 00
_ Will bo mailed Lrott
W
8
3
.
*
£
,
_
_
1
past
three
years
standing
I
havo
Bridgewater, who had just entered Captain offered a free ride to the success­ largo amounts of glittering gold.” I
hand to fill prescriptions.
1>. C. BALING.
15 00
free to all applicants, and to eus-
it ha.s not an equal. It id very large, holding Board four weeks.
used
Kendall's Fpavin
Cure. In every
tornerà of last year without ordering: i i It contains
B allston Oregon, Novembers, 1882
his 105th year in the enjoyment of ful man. The plan was to run the steam­ have never said you would havo to trade
about 880 pounds—the broodchambers hold­
ua. e of Spavin, of which I have treated five
about 175 paffos, 600 illustrations, prices, accurato
er by the deor and as we passed each one
CHAS. 1*. SULLIVAN.
descriptions and valuable directions for planting
ing 430. The honev chambers are so arranged
it lias killed then) all. and entirely removed
good health. H e was the father of to take a throw; the cow boys threw, but with me and you couldn’t help yourselves.
1500 varieties of Vegetable and Flower Seeds,
that the bees can he shut off from them after
them. 1 case of splint 1 find it 1ms no equal,
Plants, Fruit Treos, etc. Invaluable to all, espec­
I have never said “ I didn’t want Salem
they are filled, giving them free access from
ially to Market Gardeners. Send for it !
Rev. Jason Whitman, of Portland, being deceived in the distance, missed to grow any larger, for fear it might bring
one case I had was of three years standing
A
T
T
O
H
N
E
Y
-A
T
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L
A
A
V
the
outside
of
the
hive
to
the
unfilled
-
’
cham­
D.
M.
F
E
R
R
Y
&
CO
.
D
e
t
r
o
it
M
ioh
.
removed
it entirely
One year ago a two
Rev. Nathaniel Whitman, of Milton, mark; I threw and by shear accident too much competition in business,” and I
bers. B y this means the honey, which is put
hundred pound block of ice fell out of a
Dallas, Ogn.
caught the deer and brought it on board did not turn a cold shoulder to the Wool­
up
in
one
and
live
pound
frames,
can
lie
taken
wagon striking m y foot on thk Instep and toes,
and Rev. Bernard Whitman, of W alt­ and gave it to the captain of tho steamer.
. t k s h e a .
from the liiye at pleasure, without .disturbing
en Mills last summer.
DALLAS, OREGON,
it would be impossible t«» mash a foot worse
P r o m p t A t t e n t i o n p a n i to b u s in e s s .
ham. The paper also contains a ro­ He is going to send it to Woodwards gar­
or even seeing the bees. I t is a non -wanning
i.hoiit bn iking any bones. I was taken
In six years of business we do not find
Will make the season of 1883, commencing
hive, thus requiring no time or trouble in
Orli c on Main s t ./t w j doors ¡forth of post office ¡’omo and carried into the house. I d o not
den.
Many
questions
were
asked
in
re­
it all sunshine; but, fellow-citizens, I
mance characteristic of forty years
April 1st ami ending July 1st, on Mondays
or hiving the young swrams. Hav­
think amputation cf the leg would cause any
gard to my skill with the rope, to which I must say that J thank you for your kind,
Wilson & Holman, - Prop’rs. watching
___ 'and Tuesdays at Dallas; Wednesdays and
ing plenty o f room the bees uo nbt become idle
County Treasurer’s Notice.
more j ain. 1 went for Kendall's Spavin Cure,
ago. One of tne kind that has neither answered, that if they would give mo a|
at my farm, 4 miles from Salem, on the
ness and patronage, and hope to he able Thursdays
in a few weeks, as is the case with small
Salem and Dayton road; Fridays and Saturdays at
it was all I used and iu six days I could walk
beginning or ending, and leaves one, good horse and lasso, I would turn the to merit a continuation of your past fa- Ford & Ellis’ stable, Salem.
a v in g pu r c h a s e d t h e a b o v e m il l s , hives, which are soon tilled; and there is not a
around. A bout th i>v weeks ago m y team ran
O ffice of T reasurer ok P olk
l.'N
T
Y
,
)
we are now prepared t ) do all kinds of
deer in tho streets of
Marshfield
point about the hive which is not an improve­
D
allas , Oregon, March, 17, _____
away
threw me out of the wag» n, the hind
For
1883,
I
have
the
largest
stock
of
after reading it, to puzlze his brain
T L K J L S . 8 2 .1 t o r t h e S e a s o n .
ment over the old styles. Mr. M . V'. JKnaley, Y O T IC E IS HEREBY’ GIVEN THAT ALL ORDERS | vrhcil struck my knee. A fter applying several
and they might say which foot they shelf hardware south of Portland, con­
drawn on the Treasury of Polk County, and cn- kinds
of W illamma, Yam hill comity, is the patentee,
Mares not proving with foal, can be returned next
Grist and Custom Work
for a week to make out the plot, and wished caught. This I felt quite safe in sisting of all articles usually found in­
of liniments without obtaining any
and Messrs. W ells & Clark, o f Buena Vista, dorsed by me prior to this date, will be paid at the relief, I went for Kendalls Spavin Cure. M y
Season.
office on demand, and that interest will
then he cant. Taking it all together offering, as I was quite certain there was hardware stores. I will also have a full
Polk county, are the agents for this county Treasurer’s
stop from data of this notice.
leg was drawn up ami iny knee swollen badly.
not a horse or lasso in the city.
DESCRIPTION
AND
PEDIGREE.
Promptly
and
in
a
satisfactory
manner.
Give
us
anil counties south. Those who keep bees will
line of engines,
threshers, headers,
E. T. MILLER, County Treasurer, j In three days I was able to walk to the barn.
it is a most interesting relic, and is
call
WILSON A HOLMAN.
Our trip from the bay to Rosoburg was wagons, plows, spring tooth harrows,
do well to call and examine the hive.
JESSE 11., bright sorrel «•olt, foaled in 1878, and
1 could go into details more fully, and make
D allas , Oregon, January 5,1883.
well worth preservation. It was un­ not as pleasant as it might have been as twine pinders, harvesters, reapers, mow­ got by Norfolk. Foaled the property of Theodore
this a very long letter but will not weary you.
TESTIMONIALS.
Notice for Publication.
Winters; now owned by Win. Magee, near Salem,
the
snow
was
a
fo#t
deep
on
the
mountain
I am very respectfully yours^
M cM innville, Or, A pril 13, 1882.
ers fruit driers, etc., Please give mo a Oregon. Has two white hind feet, and a narrow
earthed by Mr Campbell from among
( )8CAR F. 1 [ L’TCHINSON.
and it is sixty-five miles from ltoseburg
strip in tho face.
A ..
•I. G O O D M A N ,
M r . E nslky —8ir: The Monarch Bee-Hive
1\
O.
Lock
Box, 2362, Denver City, Col.
a lot of furniture just received from to Coos City over the roughest road 1 call. Corner of State and Commercial
First dam, imp. Lady Jane, by Marauder. 2nd dam,
R. L and O ffice at O regon C ity , >
T bought of you last spring has given me good
streets, Salem, Oregon.
Jane Shore, by Paniimon. 3d dam, Effie Deans, by
O regon , March 24, 1883.
Successor
to
Cooper
Bios.),
ever saw, and Rev. I. D. Driver told me Salem Directory.
satisfaction, and 1 think the hive a perfect
Skip, ftth dam, Dispute, I»v Partington. 6tli dam,
the east.
T. B. W ait
success.
Kespectfully Yours,
Gift, by Young Waxey. Norfolk was by Lexington,
at Marshfield that he had traveled all
out of Novice (sister in blood to Hilleman) by Glencoe.
made application to purchase the N i of N E 1 and
W m . H em br ee .
Santa Rosa, Cal., Feb, Uth, 1883.
ever the Pacific coast, and that the road
Lexington
was
by
lloston
out
of
Alice
Carneal,
imp.
N i ol N W \ of See. 28. T. » S. K. 7 W\, V. ill M?"
A
le
x
o
l
Clergy
man
M ason an d D ix on ’s Line.
Bellvue, Or., J uly 26, 1882.
was the roughest and most dangerous fie
Sarpehon. It will therefore ho seen that in Jesse are
B. J. K kndali isc Co., Gentleman:— I feel
under the provisions of the act of Congress, approved
Even tho patience of Job would become combined the very best strains of American and
M il E nsley —D ear Sir: The Monarch Bee- June 3, 1878, entitled “ an net for the sale of Tim I cr I it a duty to others suffering with piles and
had ever travelled.
English racing blood.
H ive J bought o f you I am well pleased with. Lands, in the .states of California, O icon Nevada falling of the rectum to write you. I have had
Some time ago a subscriber wrote
But I am tired writing and if these exhausted were he a preacher and try-
’
’ ! the piles and prolapsus of the rectum for five
For further particulars apply to
I stocked the hive with two young swarms of and in Washington Territory."
iug
to
interest
his
audience,
while
they
Ail adverse claims to said tract must he filed in the
us asking some questions about the articles on “ our trip South” are not
WM. MAGEE* Prop letor.
bees and one old one, put together, and so far U. S. Land Office, at Oregon City. Oregon, before the .• oai .y for the pit t three years I have suffered
finding their way to the waste basket, were keeping up an incessant coughing,
as
J
can
see
the
working
of
the
hive
is
fully
up
[
| the most a g nizing pain. Tried everything
expiration of sixty days, from this date.
Mason and Dixson’s Line Wbftt it
your readers doubtiess are tired reading making it impossible for him to be heard.
to what is claimed for it. I am so well pleased I Given under my hand, this 2lth d.iv of March 1883 j v, ifhout relief, but after ten days ^ise of Ken-
Yet
how
very
easy
can
all
this
bo
avoided
T
H
E
B
E
L
T
H
O
U
S
E
.
where it was, whether it was a real them.
with it that I intend to get another one of yo i
L. T. BAKIN, Register. | »tail’s spavin < ure I h*ve not seen or heard
by simply using Dr. King’s Now Discov­ PETKB COOK
24 mar 10 w.)
this fall.
Kespectfully Yours,
| of the piles since. One who has not suffered
:
:
M ta R N .
D ic k .
line or only an imaginary one;
ery for consumption, coughs and colds.
J . K . C o n n er .
as I have cannot comprehend the great joy
In d e p e iid en ee , O gn.
Trial
bottles
given
away
at
Jap.
It.
Mil­
I
that I feel at being cured »if a disease almost
Summons.
whether it exists to-day or whether
M cM innville, Or., A ug. 9, 1882.
j
RTATE AND T E R R IT O R IA L .
. worse than death. 1 had a valuable young
ler’s drug store.
M r . E nsley — Dear Sir:
The Monarch !
it is a thing of the past. W e were
; horse that had a large bunch gather on his
------ a n d ------
Bee-Hive I bought o f you last springhalt prov- ! In tne Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for tl c
MIF RF.I.T HOUSE HAS CHANGED HANDS AND
breast bone. I tried all kinds ot liniments and
County of Polk.
Charles Johnson, of Seattle, tells
too busy to give it any attention at
en
a
|»erfeet
success.
I
stocked
it with three | „ _ _
w
ill
be
run
as
a
first
class
house
in
every
respect.
1
M. B. Rankin, Plaintiff, vs. R. L. Scott, Defendant ! had it cut open without any benefit. Saw
old
swarms
put
together
on
the
2.“)th
of
last
j
your
advertisement and bought a bottle of
Summon«.
the time, and it passed out of mind the following story of tho drowning
N E W T H IS W E E K .
May, and the brood chamber is nearly filled at
To It. L. Scott, above named defendant.
Kendall's Spavin Cure and ordered my
of his four companions in Lake
present date, without putting iu any com b to
for a time. By chancing upon the
Our Spring ami Summer
teamster
to use as directed. In less than one
Washington last Monday. Ho and
start with. It is all that is claimed for it, and IN THE NAME OF TIIE STATE )F OREGON. I
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
Price-List No. 33, has made
You are hereby sum mom I and required
r
questions our attention was called te they were in a boat sailing. An uu-
to be and week the lump 1 ad disappeared. Thinking
more
too.
Kespectfully
Yours,
appear
anc’
i its ap j »earn nee — i m pro v ed
timt a liniment that would «1«» what KemlalTs
11 A I« N I
1). O. D urham .
the above
1 '»¿‘tied ai-tion .itliin m, « -« * . fnmi the Spawn Cure has done for m y horse might
.
the subject again. W o thought it looked for squall struck them and
land enlarged. Over 2 0 0
M cM innville, Or., J uly 29, 1882.
“ Lt>>l* « ul»;," ,n*upo" > uuto «it: .... or I.,.. benefit more. I tried it as a last resort.
AVINO PURCHASED THIS WELL-KNOWN
pages.
Over
3
,
0
0
0
illus­
capsized
the
boat,
but
beyond
hold­
■ ore the a m day ,.f the May t. .to of «.¡,1 „ „ „ t , M„ n.
would be a good exercise for some
establishment, I pr<»|»oMe to conduct it in first-
W ith gratitude and best wishes for your
Mr. E nsley —D ear ¡Sir: The Monarch Bee- j day. May 11 th, ¡rth.i.
trations. Contains quota-
tittle all I term t.. iti . the
o
class shape. Always in readiness,
H ive 1 bought o f you last spring 1 am well one following the expiration u: publientfon for t!ti. 1 success. I am faithfully yours,
of the students of the Academy and ing to her they were unable to do
S A D D L E l l V
descriptions and illustrations of
lions,
descripl
anything. In a few minutes one of
pleased with. I think they are a perfect suc­
J . II. G lenn .
____ / all articles
in general use, from
nearly
arti
so put the quaries in the hands of
G O O I> T E A M S , cess. Kespectfully yours, C. D . J ohnson . for want thereof the plamtiif will take fud-im-nt
the men, overcome by cold and water,
Adam and Kve to Sitting Bull and Mrs.
| against you for the sum of « 41 .-,, t , vt;,. r wit], ti . 1
one of them. After time for a little let go and sank. A little later an­
I interest thereon since December lfi. l,v 1 ;.t the rate I
M cM innville Or., Aug. 8. 1882.
R. H. DEARBORN,
Langtry. It costs us ‘J.'» cents for every
AT LOW BATES.
8 per cent, per annum, and for the costs and dig.
M r . E nslky —D ear Sir* The Monarch Bee- , of
copy we mail—nearly $50.000 per annum.
research he brought us a correct solu other went, and nfter awhile a third
bursements of this action.
ON HUMAN FLESH]
COMMERCIAL ST.
"Jf
P
a
r
t
i
c
u
l
a
r
A
t
t
e
n
t
i
o
n
P
a
i
d
t
o
T
r
a
n
-
Hive
I
bought
of
you
in
A
pril
last
has
proven
It makes our hair red to think of it. \\ e
TRUITT fi JOHNS
and
a
fourth,
Johnson
seeing
them
tion of the question and we insert
• le n t S t o c k .
a success. 1 put tw o swarms o f bedh in it, and .
A ttys. f.„ pur
should have the cost of production. The
| Dr. I*. J. K endall & Co., Gents:------fiample
Next door to T. B. Wait's Hardware Store.
all go down, being uuablo to help.
ordered published by Hon. R. p. of circulars received to-day. Please send me
Accommodation of Commercial Travelers a Spe­ they worked splendid. Being an old bee keep- [ I Bjise, *u®mon\
book is full of brains. {Send for it, and
them for the benefit of our read­
er, and having seen almost all kinds o f hives,
“““ Judge,
”
' Made at
ambers in Dalla«, Polk : s »me with iny imprint, printed on one side
cialty. Give me a call.
A. J. GOODMAN.
He floated with the overturned boat
enclose 25 cents—anything or nothing—
county, Grego I, March 22, 1
24mar
I ndrpkndknck , Decernb 30, 1882.
I must say that the Monarch takes the lead for
ers. Here it is. “ Mason and Dix­ for five hours until it went shore.
| only. The Kendall’s Spavin Cure is in excel-
Let us hear from you. Respectfully,
the bees storing large amounts o f honey, witli
j lent demand with us, and not only for animals
on's L in e" is a name given to the He was then so exhausted and be­ J AM IN RECEIPT OF A FINE LINE OF EASTERN
Notice of Final Settlernen.
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
the least trouble in removing, ami in niostjier-
! hut for human ailments als»». Mr. Jos.
A RRU \Yabuitli Avcuae. Chicago, III.
P IL E S I P I L E S ! P I L E S !
feet security.
8. F , H a rhino , j
------------
1 Voids; one of the lea»ling fanners in our coun
southern boundary lino of the free numbed that he was unable to help
M cM innville, J u ly 26, 1882.
. ,fn I f f tatc of °* w - Teller d lased.
D. Gibbo 1 try, sprained an ankle badly, and knowing the
himself.
He
could
not
stand
up.
DOCiC
I
K
T
II
\HNF..HN,
« . . .
.
’
*
’
| Administrator.
state of Pensylvania which formerly
A
Sure
Cure
F
o
u
n
d
at
La
st!
vain • if thn remedy f *»1 hoi -••*, tried it ou hiin-
W M . S T A U i E l t .
M r . E nslky Dear Sir: The Monarch Pc»- 1 v . <m. k
n n * fhv . n .
For 12 hours ho struggled around,
>**lf, and it «lid far l etter than he had expecti !.
No O ne Need Suffer!
separated it from the slave states of
n r U G Y II IN * I.* H RI1 (I
H ive I Imught o f you l u t .|.rii>x I. j.ll th.it it N
..V-,,
V
k ’ ' / • l,-1 m
1
Cured
the s| rain in very short onlor.
first on his hands and feet, aud after­
"
■ ■ •
"1
was claimed to be. * I put three
swarms in it • hM
has he««
been ei-i
filed in the Count
nf • ■ l*
•Ik < ■
Maryland and Virginia. It lies in wards on his feet. Finally reaching
( A I l K U G i : II IK X L H ft.
A hure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch­ two old and one young swarm together in it. ' State st »• .v • .o.d that
Yours respectfully
C. O. T hii b a n i ,.
court ha
the <atne
ing and Ulcerated Piles bas been discover­ and they went right to work and are doing J‘,r h» arin^:o*n‘ooday, t
th day nf M i y. leo:î, at
latitude 39
43 min. and 2G.3 sec. the house of a settler on the eastern Which I offer to the public ut prices that defy com
Price 81. per li-.ittle, or 6 bottles for
All
1
«I
h
.
well
up
to
date.
Kespectfully
Yours.
the
hour
«rfio
«
,*
.
1
»ek
of
1
ed by Dr. William,(an Indian Remedy,)
ii all ter-
! “ rggi.tts have it «»r can get it for you, cr it
repaired to'
and was run— with the exception of shore of the lake, by whom bo was
h . v . v . jo h » - on .
called Dr. William’s Indian Ointment.
will l»e sent to any address on receipt of price,
»*. why «ai»!
3 n<it an-
I by the proprietors, D r . B J. Kemiall & Co.
M r . E nslky — I have thoroughly tested the I Pr" veJ ana sai»i
A single box has cured the worst chronic
about 20 miles— by Charles Mason fed, warmed aud otherwise cared for. Of my own make that cannot be or celled on the
nnd hi*
hive in every respect. I am satisfied, if I di»i Uiudsnien released from forth«
yuosbuigh Falls, Y t. Send for illustrated
His companions were all Swedes.
cases
of
25
or
30
years
standing.
No
•aid
mat
Pacific Coast,
A1 so u fine iine of
tor. Dated March 10th, I x i
and Jeremiah Dixon, two English
i circular
one need suffer five minutes after apply­ nay $50 while thev are now selling for 93.'
One was Aaron Johnson, one Aaron,
8. I» GI1I8P
Y
o
u
ooold
not
get
it
from
me
And
dep,
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. o f it for five times that amount.
WARREN TRUITT. Attor
Mathematician and Surveyors, be­ Laraen, another---------- Johnson, nnd T
KM I’. NS.
SOLD B Y ALL DRUGGISTS
Lotions instruments and electuaries do
tween Nov. 15, 1763 and Dec. 26, of the fourth name unknown. The
J '. K X H a u e t .
j~ n
H A C K II I R A K SS.
more harm than good. William’s Ointment
H
E
A
D
-S
T
O
N
E
S
,
Yamhill county, Or., Aug. I'», 1882.
B k E b
I 11 ,
1767. During the excited debate in latter Johnson leaves a wife and two
absorb« the tumors, allays the intense
C A K K I l « i : H ARNESS
M r . E nsley Sir: I put three «warm* of 8 8 U a W
r t
itching, (particularly at night after get­
Congress in 1820 on the question of children in Seattle. Tho others wore
Executed
hi
Italian
and
Anierienn
In* new Caj
bet*,
in
the
Mnnarch
Ree-llive
that
I
1»ni>*ht
ting warmjin bed,) acts as a poultice, gives
strangers, and all four were going ftADDLFS SIDE SADDLES, BRIDLES,
excluding slavery from Missouri, the to Seattle iu quest of laud upon
instant relief, and is prepared only for nf you nil the lir.t il»v of June, nu.1 they have ; . i l l fu m i nth u everythin-'
BLANKETS, ROBES SPI RS.
Marble.
Piles, itching of the private parts, and Hlhtl the b n ..I comb chamber full, ami one of (Tiri, in .) ; lfr. it pay. Ite:
INDEPENDENCE, OREflCN.
•eoentric John Randolph, of Roan­ which to locate. Charles Johnson
the to|i boxe., fiviiw mi .V> lln. ..f fine turplu* •t which •ou n n make gn
SPONGES, COMBS and BRUSHES,
for
nothing else.
H pa
honey; ami 1 am .ati.He.1 that if I ha.1 put the nr fwnii-i Ian t.» H. H all * T A C all th? t ri
l-SO. EVERT VARIETY ¡OF CEMETERY AND
oke, made great use of this phrase, the survivor, also lost $240 in .
• Port lami 1
Read what the Hon. J. M. Coffinberry lwea in at the commencement ..f the holier
k other Stom» w.*rk. Granite Monuments, and en-
W . B . W ils o n & Son, P ro p ’ re.
clor.in* to burial lofct, furnished to order. Op|H»$ite of Cleveland has to say about Dr. Wil­ aMHoa, they would haic hlle.1 the hive full.
h h o ' u j f B
which was caught up and reechoed gold, contained in the pocket of his £ } £ * Mch 1
the pipera Hoilae, Salem. Als»», Btaiger Brothers, liam’s Indian Pile Ointment;
I
have
You
iliit
not
claim
emmifh
for
it
If
I
.hoiil.i
,w to T n Walt, Album . Oregon.
by every newspaper in the land, and coat lost by the overturning of the , ........ .... strM, « . . .
used scores of Pile Cures, aud it affords tell you what I think about it v.m w.mhl think
DOftt.
Hardware Store.
Apr. |
mo pleasure to say that I have never I wna trying to flatter von It j, perfection
I l AVINO LI
thus gained a celebrity which it still
T H F ABOVE
UHJJt, WE
The trial of H. W . Abrams, of
giv© jfcmr who
1 to é o tfl kimis of
found anything which gave such immedi­ in th. *tia|ie of a bee-hive. Ue.fiecttuliv.
will pay you nt
1». .1. J amfs .
Eugene, under indictment for mur­
ate and permanent relief as Dr. William’ s
f .il ti
enorm ous pay.
—
i n —
it ly i
W il amin», th*.. Jan 2*'ith, IXS3.
Indian Oiutment.
Crist or C u s t o m W ork
der, has been postponed until May
and term s free
M e n « a . W i l l * * C l a r k —G e n tle m e n
l f i •My
For
sale
by
all
drnggists,
or
mailed
on
GUNS
RIFLES,
R
EVO
V-
11th, at which time a special term
thought
I
would
let
yon
know
aomethiiw
"
O
HE ATTENTION OF ALL STOCK It ISKES IS
receipt of price, $1.00.
^rt !*e.tb e. W ì al-vai » har« Kbmr »<n hard to
of court will be held. The case will
called te the fact that
be a flat H\ v
■ -xcfcajiga for H b«U, and caa furoUrh
_ there
____ will
... __
Hodge, Davit A Co., wholesale agonts, the working of my hire. I paj.f Mr Kn.lrv l
M c D o w e l l .
*.■¡0 f.w the one I have I put I inarm , into
Am muni tion of A ll Kinds. Portland,
be hotly contested on both sides. year «Id
Oregon.
the hive the Zl.t cUy of May l.wt. And the
Clydesdale Stallion
District Attorney Hursh, Rufus
Bran, Shorts and C h o p
h «ney flow continued *,.«1 till the last of June
tbenetUMin of 1S33
Mallory, of Portland, George B. Dor­ A t Ballston during
during
that time the lice, filled up the brood
J a m IX Yl>cl 1.LOCK, Proprietor.
cham ber anil made two hundred poinds *f
B allstom , April 28th, ls82.
(apr28 4t)
istmi.era at pi.ccs that dafy ccmpetitinn
ris and George Washburn of, Eugene
.Istorfmint o f CuttUry in the City,
honey in the surplus .ella, or frames, beaides.
people % rt Always on the lookout
appearing for the prosecution, and
VATI*FA C T IO N G t’ AR AN TF.ED .
making in all about tiOO pound« of honey. I
for chances to m ere*»« their earn
Richard William*,
of Portland,
inga, anti in tim e becom e w ealthy;
W. P.. WILSON A SON
have a little girl nine years old that can take
pkxpetc *, November 24, 1882.
_ ___ thorn who do not im prove their >»p.
out one pmnd of honev, or a. much as shh can
Strahn A Bilyeu, of Eugene, Weath-
port uni tic« remain in poverty. W e offeragreat ch a m e
carry,
any
hour
of
the
dav.
The
hive
is
in
to m ake m oney. W e want m any m en, wom en, boys
ertoedA Blackburn, of Albany, and
L '* ND IN DALLAR. V P.WKOF CUFF BUTTONS
every reject perfe<t and I would not be
and girls to work for us right ia their own tocaJHiaa.
T and'• rintr. Tht .»w ner .*an have them by « g l-
Jonn Burnett, of Corvallis, for the
without one, for many tim e its net. Y.mra,
Anyone can do the work properly from the rtn* start.
office an»I proving property.
The business will pay m ors than ten tim es onlinarv
defense. The postponement was
M esikiah iUlLKT.
wage*. Expensive outfit furnished free
No one who
In transferring the lees into this hive, after
made under agreement of both «idea
engages fails to make money rapidly.
Y’ oucan devote
H 'J O . O O O !
putting in as many swarms as you wish, keep
your whole tim e to th e work, or only your s|etre
that witnesses might be brought to-
the hive shut up be two liavt'ao as to wjv, i
momenta. F u ’ information ami all that is needed
OSYKY
t
1 0 \N ox LOMO OR SHORT TI VE
aeat
fre*.
Addreet
im
>w
>s
*
O
a
,
Portland.
Maui«
«•»her,
the queen, time to get d.me HKhtii.K, \11 th Cl 1
M m larre or o um
ll amounts,
...proved M oor.tr
»*. on approve
queen, but on« will be kUied wf by that tun« S a l d D ,
inquire of
m lfe.
i t » H r.......
P F «:
T
H H
briefs B Urn*, t r 5
DAT, APBIL 28, 1883.
The first ever known in Polk County
Druggist d Ajatkary,
Bra
Mi Hilary Goals,
I H A R N E S S ami S A B B I.;
A T K s i'J &
Drugs,
B U R G ,
BUCCY W HIPS, BRIDLES, H A LTER S, C IM B fS & CHu* If s
Chemicals,
Pici
Perfumery,
Stationery,
Etc., Etc.
Absolutely Pure.
S r i
HOME
MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
TU TTS
Es
I N C 0 1 î l * 0 J l A T i : i ) IN
independence, - - Ogn
I
M U TU A L
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
D. C. SALING,
L IV E R .
H
AT COST, FOR CASH.
GENI MERCHANDISE
M ONARCH
BEE-HIVE!
KENDALL’S S P A V IN C U R E
DALLAS CITY MILLS,
H
r e
KENDALL’S SPAVIN CURE
L IV E R Y , S A L E
FEED S T A B L E ,
H
KENDALL S SPAVIN GUR
tot
0. K. FLOURING MILL,
8
\
FARMERS ATTEN TIO N !
S 72
O. A. W A L L E R .
t
T
Fine Fishing Tackle.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEW ­
ELRY AND SILVERWARE.
O re g o n .
I