Polk County Observer.
doughty .
ruMb'iit-j
su b u rrtflio i Ituti'K.
#1
the voters to stand hy tliel tiekei.
The opposite port ils- are rem arking
th at th ere is disKitisfaetion am ong
tiie republicans w ith th e ir ticket.
['Ills i ' not the l’use, and we feel as
sn n i l th at the republicans will not
U found w anting in thi- county in
June.
hoi k HU’NTY ixxs.
iti p u b lica n t ¡im piligli S o n g .
•‘T u s c a lo o s a Slim ,
Tune
In fiiir hoik i ■ntntv, Oregon,
A |«urtv ih nth
i reside.
\ i o t win I. tin;, go up to the |iolls
The “others” run and hide.
They im 11 tleinselves “Republicana”
And often thiy will say.
flier' - in 'i r a I*cn,<MTutie vote
We can't whip any day.
Ker Y«-ar.
lVr Six Monti,...
.*i
IVr Four Mmitli-.
♦ ♦
Advi-n.l«iug ruU» inibii* known on u|>j>li-
i nones:—Oh what a row Ac. Ac.
To prevent forgetfulness we reprint
rttlion.
r<>mm|N,iulence i» -olir itivi from all tri* ini. the tariff plank of the state platform . TO true in eighteen und eighty-six.
of Ilio |ia(irr.
This party got a blow;
T his is-ne iteed* to Is- clearly kept And
many |>atriotic H".uls,
Did up Salt river go.
M oiniioiitli, (» reg n a, May .*>, |KHM, • «•fore the |s-oplc, a- it i ' on tliis re
pu hi leans are m aking th eir tight. But now in eighteen anil eighty eight,
This must all altered bo,
T hat tiie |H,liey of th e dem ocratic ad or we shall have to scrutili and «inoli
1‘urti'clar ugourr.
m inistration which would place wool
T H E S O L IC IT IN G !
and lum ber on tiie free li't and xx.isd-
cn yissls on tin highly p ro b -te d list.
Cotton ties Oil the free list alld o th
er sim ilar h<s»|< Iron in the protected
list, and w hieli policy would continue
the e;,ilifti(,ll of
on -Uigur
ea"!' year, w h ileat the same tim e the
m ajority applaud and claim to curry
out the president's idea that a tariff
tax is robbery of the |>coplo consti
tue - a pie- e of unparalleled |silitiiu l
dlshone.-ty having for its solcohji'ct
the sii 'i'cs- of the deni,wrtUle p arty
at the next election, even at th e ex-
pi n- ■ of the practical destruction of
m any of o u r most im portant agrieul-
turaI and m anufacturing industries.
W e favor the policy of providing
chiefly for tie revenues of th e general
govt m in e n t and for the purposes e s
sential to tin1 general governm ent, a
system of duties levied upon im ports
so adjusted as to d iscrim inate in fa
vor o f dom estic industries and pro
duction- and in favor of .American
labor, and we declare in favor of re
ducing the annual surplus revenues
of th e governm ent hy a d m ittin g Aeo
of d u ty -■neb articles of general use as
cannot l>e largely produced or munu-
fictliri'd hy our people.
T hat w<> depricate the attem p t of
the dem ocratic adm inistration to de
grade th e hones* toil of Am erica to a
level w ith the pauper labor iifth e
Mill W orld.
Supremi' Judge.
» . r. ioidi.
I'll - ilftitiwl Kli. i■
R O M . Ml LEAN.
!.. ». HI/ION.
»si. K i n s .
I’rnwiuting Attorney' T liinl Di-triet
H. II. H E » ITT.
Farmers
F< >K—
P O L K
G O T JIsrT Y .
Stato Senator.
E. T . Il ATI H.
Hcpn-weiUiitDi'-.
E. v K it» 1 1 1 .,
I . G. MMI I I E .
< 'minty Juilp'.
JONATHAN STOI EEK.
Sltcriil',
III A S. SM ITH.
clerk,
r . o . c o a ii.
oiiiiu omioim 'I-'.
it. F. MI I.IM li,
ii. » . MCKEE.
•Wo-imr,
!.. » . (AMITSL'LL.
TriUKinvr,
».M. ELLIS.
<‘.unity Surveyor.
EU A N K III TLEII.
«I liool S ii | m rinlfiulfni,
E. C. KENI LANI».
< i miner,
L. RETI III M.
♦ ♦
Supply
Druggists and Apothecaries.
Depot,
n
riics. Paints. Oil», tilass and all other w
ticks kept in a lirst-class drug «ture
Honmoutli
and
l’rwrriptions Carefully Compoundeil.
Indei>eiideii(*e.
A Bonis th e !>est advantages for purchasing
Goods Cheap-
r-ér.Mso Ikxthm in Keel A Barton'« s;;.
v e -uml Plate«! »'are, Jewelry, J/usieal In!
»trament« u!'all kinds.
ticket,
As our party now puts forth.
W as n e u i ei'ii in a n y st a te
('pm, this mortal ear'll!
If «'lonely we examine it
I'll show mui , all the time
That 11 KAI TY, wiurrii and VA Ism
In our ticket ali combine.
<I lu ax U"H is Ii T Hatch
< Men 'lit and renown
I'm sure you runout rind Ins match.
In country or in town,
t wo men oi mo.-! gigantic mind
To .Salem we w ill send
Unwell and t'harlie Kishcr
And our laws they w ill amend.
I oik contiti cry in June will lie
T' r Shi rill— Ira Smith! !”
' t or ■ i k u w ill have t'hesîer t ’oa 1”
A ml h. »: h are tito'i ol pith.
Bra ve Si niter a* our cocxty Jl'isa;
Will march to vict ;ry,
And with him ourcoMMtssioxERs
Mcl.in h and (ieorge McKee
(if i P. •Ik county “unHwj**
TI" r«’,M iun»c like *‘rnr|<» Hill”
Hen cut out for a tukamirkb »
Ami put Kim Ijiroujfii we will.
Ami tiioti^h tirkets are “uncertain”
In tlit ii running nftvntimcs
<>n a Hntlcr tor mi kvryoii
N «»u cun U t your Uittoni dime.
Vernon.
—A T -
Don't let your - nils la* l.ithered hy
The l’roliiliiflon ernie,
I.*‘i 's I io | h ; our friendsrun sit by this,
The error o f their ways;
observe ili.- wily Democrat*.
I alk Krohiiiition loud.
But wiii'ii they i onie to cast a vote
They 1 »How their own crowd.
• vjjv , -•*»»'*» i»
! K u s tc r ¿
-Connected w ith the-
Republican Ticket
BIX».Lli IIKit>1 \> .
AGENCY,
Kem em ner by j,hieing y o u r o rd er w ith us, you get new goods and latest
style*, cheaper th an an y firm can sell, that carry th eir goods in stock.
B rick S tu ck,
Independent*.
OUR TERMS ARE SPOT CASH,
■ J. O . B Y K . X ) .
( »n d elivery of goods, our m argin is very small aud o ur facilities for buy
ing arc th e very I>est. We m ake a speciality of house furnishing good- at
our M onm outh house. Also builders m aterial, shingles, stoves, crockery
and ghtss ware, and ex tras for all kinds of m achinery. < «ivo us a trial order Office over Unid A Bush’s Bunk, Salem, Or
and be convinced.
I » E N T IS T ,
IM Z E S S Z R B - B A R Z E E
Sc R O B E R T S O N ,
James Tatoni.
Real Estate and Insurance Ag-ent
W.
L
W ORTH.
THE LEADING GROCER.
Monmouth,
ÜST. E L .
-DKAL.KU IN'—
Sure an “illejçunt” aükxxou
Will Miir trieml < irecu Cainplwll make
Aihl Ki ll lumi as a couonkr
I»•*••> mti’e in\ fancy take.
I. «'•, but Ii<it le >t, t > Hcntland,
W'c our < <*i NT y hciknilr entrust,
l«i»r< m o \ is our watcliwonl
l.c! al * t - iranc«- !*.: ‘‘bust”
Oregon.
B T JT L E R ,
Druggist and Apothecary.
C*-,/'<«run'rics, I’rovisioits, ( 'rockery, Candies and Tubare",- ..»a
—I Valer in—
—A L S O —
I a peak dig of < learin for ( iingress,
,Ju«t notice a fcvv planks
rugs, Clicniii ui», Book«, Stationery, Tuilci
tlie dem ocrats say “ we want a m an
I’resh ’IV"!ileal F ru its arriv in g every week. Call on him.
In our plat firm 'arirc ami fait*
artii'le», etc.
to w ork In harm ony w ith th e ad m in ” I S Scuri for.* to thr /tco/jlc
I or f lrrtioti m ust rrjtoir"
istratio n .” .Iii't so! tl,e pri's >nt a d “ Vote early and vote* often!”
M O.XM or ill,
o n K n ox .
U no’ our party cry
m inistration proposes to ta k e a w a y
I'rcMcrlpUons Carefully Compounded,
I it fttir a u d intinsi fut lliit"
w hat Ii ! tie protection the w estern ibi Which
w ill give ns victory .
farm er has left him on his wool,
Monmouth, - - - Orei/on.
»»nr party will give buttle
fruit, Hax sit'd, Imrley, potatoes and Then
To the KM * KABLK T1H STS,
ve-o talil« , w hile it g u arantee- to In sugar, coal oil. cotton, lca»l,
I bt > all sh ill bite the dust,
the southern planter adtspiate pro*
.1 t'lir ta riff f o r protfctioii,
tis'tion to his pro l u 'ts sugar, rice,
t tj our n n ird im luitfryt
S. J. WATERHOUSES.
oranges, raisins and alm onds. T h e t b cu p a tio ns ih trinici J u t
To our health, they uiil destroy.
Oregon State Normal School.
♦ «
I »alb's '/'inii’K Momitiricrr in com m ent
" h a rm o n y ,” says Take heed! then brave Kcpuhliean*
it is really discouraging to note ing on this
----- Carries at all tim es a fresh and com plete stock oi groceries.----- „
lake I hci I you don t disgrace»
FULL FACULTY.
th c c .iic n t of theopposition torel'orm " th e people do not w ant th eir repre Hy tpiarrels .»r disunion
MOOD BUILDINGS,
< >nr party in their rare.
ai>»oing our local dcutocm cy. It
sentative to work in harm ony w ith
- i i . i » kr ;o suol i.i*KR let ns march,
LIGHT KXUKNSI'X
• V uh'tit that the party will not u.'* *- Mr. ( 'li'velnnd or liisc irporation see- S im
AII enmities forget,
ee)»f reform till alter it g ets another retary of war; lor th e form er pock t- Then i nity and pkoorix ;
W ill land us !>n the sp*»t.
licking. Therefore, it must try som • e I the riv er and harlntr luH l
“A-MKFI h ts *4
m ore of the sw eet u se of atlver itv. ion anti the latter removed m ajor
e every description, os cheap as the ehetipest. Vour iKitrcmnge is -oli-
e it e d . ( 'nil :inil si-i' h i m.
T'tien perhaps it may listi n to the Jones and w ithheld tin* approprii
voted hy
volee of tlii‘ reform er. W e can think ' tion in W ashington I
o f m any good tex ts for ciuiuinige- congrtsv*. Mr. l>olph was not in h ar
Monmouth,
Orejón.
All Normal (iroduutes receive a Diplunin
m ent of K m tunaii in thU tight w ith m ony w ith th seactions, neither was
!n»m tlu* State vyliich authorize1« them to
Oregon
Pacific
Railroad.
th e P hilistinism of his party . For Mr. Micthcll n or Mr. H erm an, aud
teach in any jHihlic m I kh »| in th e State. Other
>t«itcs grant tea. her«' certificates on presenta
exam ple: " T ru th crushed to earth the justple o ft »regon desire the least An<l Oregon l>ev'clopmcut Company’s
tion of tlic.sc Normal Diploma#, w ithout ex
line
miles shorter,
hours
will rise again;” “ Tin» stunt* which harm ony |>ossihh* w ith such m atters. steamship
amination.
b * time than bv any other route. First
tin* builders rejected” e t '.
1‘r d z , I ndoiilitislly Mr. U eartn would have t la - through passenger and freight line from
I n - cii in harm ony w ith the ad m in is I' tlund an»l all ]»oint> in the Willamette
persevere. Orejonian.
' alley i » ami from San Francisco.
♦ ♦
tration in these actions and therefore
\\ ¡limnetic river line of steamers.
C E L E L K I P I j I V U T G .
The repttlilieans ha ve a gmsl candi Mr. tie a rin s nam e will not appear
! be \\ m* M. lloag. the N S. lk’ntlev, the
d ate Ib rclerk , C. <>'. Cowl, who is in the next congressional d irecto ry .” I’hrcc «Sisters an* in service for both passen-
D E A L E R S
! "Or (i» un ] t.ul»It* hoard is furnished to »tu*
'• i" aiid freight traflic lvtw«*eii Corvallis and
well and favorably known all over
-♦
I «Viitsat the ‘ N'.niial Dining Hull” at .*! ..v>
1’ ‘rtluml and interimsiiute |M»ints, leaving
lu i- week. G ikk I («»anlinir in flunilien with
th e eoiintv.
“ C h et” is a genial
.loiiathart Stolfrr is before th e pts>- •nipuny's wharf, Corvallis, and Messrs,
: mnn»li««l ruoni, fuel anil lielits, ävi.t«, to
i Iiiliu.i’» «V Co’s wharf, ‘_t*> and 202 Front
whole-souled fellow, thoroughly ple of l ’olk isam tv for the honorable strwt,
> per week.
Portland, three times each week as
.et in potent inni reliable, and will position of Judge. No better m an Collows:
-:0:-
n <»u r n nocND
m ake a m ost excellent t 'oitiitv ( Jerk. could he placed in nom ination, lie
* -vc « "i \ alli> Mon. Wish ami Fri. 10:00a tn
Tiie republicans ar«- going to tlo th eir is well know n anti stands high in th e
r \ ' la i’g Tue. 'I’hu and Hut O .'tOain
Practical Course of Study,
“ **
“
0:40am
d u ty , and " t ’lie't will w in.
com m unity
ty as
ns an hon«**!
holiest and tiprigh^
u p r ig lit' “ •Ac Fubpiart/
P o r t]a m l................. * 44
li.ttia m
eitir.en. llis
Hi- eainlidaey giv e- th e ro
^OCTII KOCNP
—Completed in a—
Tht* y o u n g Voter who d o e s not in publican» a cham e to stam i hy t m ar * .( i\! Portland Moti W<-d ami Fri
a in
4 ‘
Fuloitnrtx **
**# ‘4
44 2:05 p m ,
herit his polities, d o e s not l«vl the who has alway’i
ilwavs -tomi h\- them whet
Hay s |,dg '*
44
44 2:15 pm I
spirit of strife which kept alive his friendship was tustled. H e is fully Vrrive C(*rvallis Tues Thu. 44 Sat 4:20 pm
I-
m ke close ( i*niK(lion jit Albauv
father’s h itte r partisanship, lie is «spiippisl for the |H>altion. II«' is not
with tiaius 'i'th« Oregon Pacific railroad.
not abnorm ally in tere st'd in the before th e ptxiplc on a prosja'ctive
t», . '!p1
«J 1 r *
Adilress tiie Prcsidcn!
past, lie d in s his own th in k in g . rtvord, and is too well know n to sjty I'\II.V PASSKN(.*:»: TRAINS LXCKIT Hf XPAVS.
i .. TAM.KY, J/onuiouth, Oregon.
I
.eft
ve
Vaipilna
0:.*W
)
a
m
)
T he party that « trim s his suffrage o f him tilings w hich It«' never p er
., Corvalli.s 10:.‘»S ji m
m ust prove itself a p arty of the p r e s forms. Jo n a th a n Stutter stands on a Arr Albany II la a <n I
All kiinlr of pr.Hlure taken in exahange forgi««!».-
iaave AlUiny 1:00 p m ) i
ent. 1 le seen no excuse fof th e exis record m ade by hard struggles, and
,
„ Corvnl I Is 1:47 p m ,
tence of u party th a t has no positive hy* u u tirin g /etti and ent'rgy he bus
- L E E S c B T J T U L E ] EL,
\rr Yaquinu 5:50 p m ) * M o x M o rrir,
OK Eo ox.
|K»lley of hont>sty, and ¡udtistriou- gttitusl a si ire Aud s«»Ild fisdlinld in
O A c trains m m s t at Albany mid Cor-
Physicians and Surgeons,
hum atte Am ericans controlling it~ th è rank . of nhie and progres-ive eit- v.’illi'* riu ab* *ve trains conius t at Ympiinn |
with Di Oregon Development Vompany'* j
platform s, utterances and nom ina Izan-hip.
— a lso —
Frinii U-ginning ti> end line "!’
b ' I s n cell \ a(|Uilia and
tions. T he young voters are draw n bis lite ha* heen roiisistent and ttp- San Ki-an
- XII IM. DA r i '•• FROM YAQCINA
u. S. EXAMINING SURGEONS.
strongly to the republican party. rìght, and to-day he ls w orthy of an y
Wù'a'iu :t' Valli «
SMii'iiiv. April JMh.
T hey adm ire Its courage to act upon . piv-dlon tu Ila* giti o f thè |ss>ple of Witlani'
X iH. N
TlMirolay, May l'»th
% ! Office «wt siilo Main St, Independence, Or.
Wiilamct ' Valli'«
Xlun Uv
••
principle, and to protect v irtu e and Folk coim ty.
Itoth m orally am i
VaM.'V
Thnm liiv “
“J.-t
hom e happiness. They s r nixisslty in 'a ta lly titt«'d t ’> wt'.tr 111 «' or \Vill*ni<'*ti'
ERt>M s \ N EliANVlSCO.
for th e tariff which it proposes. They m ine, th t' peiple, xve I h 'I ìoxo xftll Willaiui'in X iiley
Satnr>lny
May s
Willamette Valli «
TiutrsiUy,
“ It»
d islik e and distrust the m ere politi «'l«vt bini.
NV illa mette Valley
Satunlay ,
" LW
D. Warren,
cian, who haul the sam e old furrow
J. E. Jcrman,
I lii- "m|> m«' rv-.TY'S «lu- rij«lit to elian)(v
—D E A L E R S IN —
«ailing
«lat«««
wiflmut
n
o
liif
for "otticial w orm s" But are w illing
T he preside!» ha.- s«*nt t * thè sell
N II I'li- eie I n frulli I'urflanil and all
to follow the statesm en. Vote the ai«' thè n"nilnation of M livide NV. Wiliam tte Yulley ,«.int>i ran make elote
'" iin .it
««uh til tniiii» of the Yai|tiina
republican ticket young m an.
f’uller, of Illinois, io la- eldt'fjustlis' ruute
ut Alhaiiy or t .>r«allia, and if(te«iiueil
♦ ♦
of th«' I nit«sl States Sup*ente <s>urt. !.. Situ Frsni'iso* «hoiiM arrange te arrive at
M r A gents lor K app, Burrell A Co.
Independence, Oregon. * a
General
T he free trade tic iiiocim O want hi Il«’ is .Vi ycar.s of ago, tuul has lavi) V«.Inina '»>«' .•«■»•nin«- i>efun «ailing.
Ka—i-i.k*' 1 and fu i »lit niti«* a I way« the litr
buy th in g s elteap. T hey can then quite u prom inent .nati at s«>veral
«•«!. Fur Infoimation apple t.>
w ork cheap, sell thing- cheap, live d enav'ratlc nutioiial «xmvention«.
«' C. HOGUE,
in a (’heap house and in cheap style*. Ilis ah ility la nnognlzed am o n g thè Aotinp gvn.-nil freight and paiwenxer ag.-n!
i»r«g"ii I'm • - iailma<l t\i.. Corvulis t»r
Tliey ta n then drive- their wives and foremost a t th è bar
• Il HASXVKL1.,
♦ •
elaughters to the farm litld s the
(k-nernl ftfigia anil |«.«M'npr agent
«*r»V"ii LVv« 1« i '.ieiit ( a jin Mont *tr»,et,
w ork shops, tiie fa c to rie s and eve'll to
K. < l ’ro tx m a n lias laa-n inaile lo San Frunriscvi
th e w h a rv es follow tin sty le of lis i th è kis'ii «w ord o f M iiltim inali
th e ir cheap cousins across th« A t «leiiiorratlc ing ratitu d « '. Th>- tn ie
a n d tri««l w a rrk ir In th è «ienioenitlc
lantic.
w arlarv lias las'ii shorti «>f bis p in n e -
From reliable w iu m s from nil
parte of the county, wt* leurn that
th e republican ticket is grow ing
stronger d ay l,y ility. T he ilissutl.—
fiction th a t usually follow s e u n ity
coiivcnlioiiH is not to lie founil in tli •
ranks. Kopuhlicnn* look ii|ion t h i s
as a m ost im p o rtan t election, ami so
it is. and tliey nre determ ined to not
give th e dem ocrats hope of carry ing
th e presidency hy helping them in
Ju n e.
n
m Y Y O U R (i R 0 Í 1 E H I ES A T
NOTIONS! NOTIONS ! !
The taquina Route.
Normal, Collegiate, and
Commercial Departments
0
Fanners Mercantile
In
Association,
General Merchandise.
Bed Reck Prices,
Best Grade of Good
And Fair Dealing
Is Our Motto.
Short Time.
Airrieiiltural Iiiiplcineiits and Farm Macliinerv.
COOPER «V C 0 NXAWAY,
Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware.
R. M. SMITH,
T h is is an “ o n ” y e a r in (Milities not
an **«>»■• one. Th« jairty line«* an*
d ra w n , am i we tm -t every g<s"l eitl-
/,*n w ill e*one*e*m him self w ith |s>li-
tlee^ |«arti«-ularly till- y«*ter and at
ond>. It is a d u ty you owe y««ir»**li
a s well tv* for th«* c o u n try ’s *ak<\ f«,r
(lepri vtsl o f hi» s tri|a 's an d intuì«* to
tak<‘ a Nwk s u l f**rn \V m . l ’hitreh
as e h a im ia n o f «santty ro m m lttn * .
e now ìip p e a l- to III«“ |Hs>pl<* o f
..tillo o m a h «sainty irn«|aeltv«> «>f
p a r ty , t*> et istalli hfni in an a tte m p i
t « "r«'H 'rtn p a rti m« th<a|s. atei
t-
tiiiH go«a1 l'Si-al ; >\ r n m e n t."
\
;r* at lll»«ltr »1 •
» 1« | •
«
Blacksmithing,
Horseshoeing.
( HAS. L A N K T H E K
M
»Lie and work done
■i
Give m e a
*n*h«
I * Q-. D^LVID SO lSr.
Portrait and Landscape
Lumber
Photographer,
Dealer,
Warren & Jennaii,
Blacksmiths and
Horseshoers.
Wood Work a Specialty.
Portland, Oregon.
L L O U S T L L O IT T E L ,
.ît-J B ik* *. wt m cmr l«-vî
.ait TViutic*.
O Eò.
Work E xceoM in Kverv
, Brandi of I h..|.«rr»pli«
i ip,.
Street,
*u » i«-- ,°11" -o’! Km N.i: nat Lank
Ab ehargm reanonahle.
M o n m
outh
,
Give u s a roll-
oregox
.