Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, May 12, 1888, Image 2

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    Polk County Observer.
C. C. DOCUUTY,
Publisher
TilF. OKFGON I VMI’ VIGN.
t o m m e n t o n th e l i l r r f t l d c r
>t il ni i U i . t r u l l o » .
by th r
R«*v. 1. I). Driver mat I»* a 8|x*<**h in
East Portland in favor o f the Rcputt-
licun party anti candidat«*«, a* aguinst
the l*rohiiiitloniiU and D m ò t n k
The San Francisco Aurf o f M ay 7th Mr. Driver h a temperane* n a n and
SH E LLE Y & VANDUYN,
B,,ster * Ver"on*
In- a—
■ays, etlitorially: “ The determina- a prohibitioniat, » - v M
«uh«rnpiion Itiiie«.
tlon o f the administration to carry to ttccomplish any practical good
that direction, hut he does not be­
*1 p»0
Per Year
Druggists and Apothecaries.
Oregon for the democracy at all iiaz- lieve in any third party foolishneas
75
•
•
Per Six Months.
artli iliould rouie tlie republican« at th li time, when the iucccm o f the
dU
Per Four Moutlis.
it* Ore- deiniKTHticjparty would put the peo-
to make a stirring tight. The
Advertising rate» nui»le known on a|»p
on ... a level
tati* »ti.
iron election and I*r«ii«U*nt Cleve-
. .c .«- ph- of the United State«
• i
ix n iis Paints. Oil.» Olas* and all other Ar
.
..
... with the poverty stricken nation« o f
■«1 from all friend» 7
1 /titles kept in a I i r-t -e ! a.— drug store
land « st. Loin- convention come off th e o M w£riU w h m . |atlor ¡H worth
<»f :ln
at the «ame time. I f he is nominat­ alsjut «lx cents a day. Free trade in
Xonmo'.dk, Oreroti, Muj I ’ , 1 «*•»•». ed hy ucclamation, and he and his the United State« at this tim e would
free trade policy are indorsed hy do a great deal more harm than free
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
whisky, which is saying a good deal,
Oregon at the sume time, the encour­ for the lutter is Imd enough.— Journal
aging effect on the party would he
• oiigr»«-iu.m
evident. < in gon i« a republican state “Only a fare at tits window, only a face—
IIIV -.U : HFKM’iN.
nothin); more:
hut w ith all the «tn-ngth o f an un­
Yet the l*>ok in the eyes, a* they met mine
Supreme Judge.
scrupulous administration machine sii>l come to me o’er und o'er.
H. I». LORD.
Only a word of greeting, only a word—
assi-ting the democrats, and a prohi­
was all;
P iw W dial Khvtors.
----- Connected w ith the-
bition campaign weakening the re­ Yet all that
*«r
Heulers in Keed A Barton’* Sil-
ilav in mv heart it echoed.
H our. m i l l o .
ver M »ni*t"d Ware, Jewelry, J/usieal In-
publicans, the free wool policy is e x ­
Like the ».und ot an angel’« call.”
t.. V\. m .T O N .
-trumeuu u. ait kinds.
is te d ! to come out triumphant. Only a amile of welcome, only a smile a* 1
W 1. K API S.
)iaa«s1;
John P. Irish ha« l*ee:i to Oregon to
Pr
..'.i, Ai"m e) ihlrdiiiüiia.
..O,
Hut tiiat smile will still be remembered.
Brick Blurt,
Indcjtfndmrt.
urntnge
tin
game,
at
the
president’s
As long as my life -hall last.
li. il. HfAViTT.
Only a woman, you tell me, only a woman
r<Hjiif«t, and now it is reported that
FOR— 9
to thee;
lii- New York assistant, who hides But there’* naught this mere earth enntaincth
—AT-
P O L K O O TJLTXYT.
an a«tute political intellect l»ehind
Half so ilear as this woman to me.
«T . O . B Y R D ,
the double disguise o f the name of
Pri<-e List.-
K. T. HATC il.
IO
Days
Duly
at
It.
H.
Smith M. W e»«!, is to take the man­ S nltli’* More.
Ul
Kr|inwntatinii,
agement o f the campaign. Mr. Irish
W h ite shifts,
70c to $1.00.
I . i . POWELL,
mi-sion, it i« true did not meet the
(
irli
o over U.M A Hush’s Hank, fsalem, Or.
French Percale
Uk* to # 1.00
.
C. ti. FIMIEK.
Affords the U--t advantages for purchasing
approval o f all the democrats.
Mi'ii ».91 y< o t h 's clothing at cost.
i «unte Judge.
Hoys suits
♦.’LOO to $4.00.
Oregon should g iv e no uncertain
JOXATJMN STOFFKK.
Hoet* im eni)
t¿
reply to the policy of the president,
Hoots (Itovi)
$1.50.
who would .»trip the state o f its
Shoes (Indies)
Orl.oo to $1.75.
IRA N. S3Í1TII.
Hock« and extinguish one o f its in­
Shoes (children’*)
75c to $l.oo
Dre»- goods (remnants
10 to 15c.
dustries.
I tidies collars
C. ti. fO .il».
12 ) to 15c.
R omen liter hy placing your order w ith us, you get new goods and latest Real Estate and Insurance Agent
o
o
< hildrens collars
10 to 15c. «t y h i, cheaper than any firm can sell, that i-arrv their goods in stock.
i'»mmissinner*.
(ila-s
wart*
at
cost.
Is
there
anything
criminal
in
in­
Jl. F. .«< l.l V il,
sisting that «ligar, a production o f
l i . AKTIBE.
OUR TERMS ARE SPOT CASH,
ti.e -oiithcrn «tate-. I» O
1 upon
A -- i >r,
that
free
list,
when
u'vording
to
the
(i. IV. CAMl’ BELL.
X . C3-. E L A U V E D S O I S r .
tariff policy o f the president, wool is
o
On d elivery o f goods, our margin is very small and our facilities for buy?
B U T L E R ,
to Is* admitted frei*, yet to rend the
■ ing hiv the very best. W e make a speciality o f hou«e furnishing goods at
F l.ld s.
our Monmouth house. A lso builder- material, shingles, stoves, crockery
administration organ it would a p p e u
and gla— ware, anils xtrus for all kind« o f machinery, o iv i usa trial order
that
such
is
the
rase,
^
n
“
sw
inging
FRA > K HITLER.
and be convinced.
Dgiggist and AjSbthecary.
around the circle,” it -coins that the
o
iiiprintrnilflit.
•lucstion
i«
not
that
the
¡M-opl«*
may
!.. (
PF M LAMI.
prisure the neces-aries o f life cheap­
XvXESgXB S-
&c R O E E R T S O R ,
O
—Dealer in—
ly.
i'tit
will
f
e
d
wool
and
protect
F. L. Ki l t Ili I.
i-d sugar make more vote« fo r*
O
E. T . Hat h w ill be elected, !*<•- the party, than t > udvocat-* either
vm Work 0 ■
Every
\ni-- i lieniii-al- 1»«j’.vs. Stata»iieiy,Toilet
protection
or
free
trade.
W
ill
plac­
< a n » 1
i
■
¡mil w ill
Hrani'h >>f Photography. 125 First Si risi.
-*urtu lis, , et»-.
Op|»>*ih
Frst
Nutioual
Hank.
ing
certain
articles
ujkiii
the
frtv
list
a-" ever . inlli tc ■ furthering Polk
county :n, 1 tln-g.niV interest a. He according to the so called tariff re­
i- acoiii'iciit¡tin« man and hii action form p ro v e a i •< 11 * Ot to the laboring
Pii'scrlptliia» Carefully (ouiponaded.
followed by
there w ill t*c right. Elect him by DH|f <>r w ill nov thii
cheap .labor, and in tha « e d prove
all mean«.
Monmouth, - - - Oregon.
di-a-tmus to tin' ni: ' - - . Tlu*se®are
0
t' ■
lie P -
O
«im itions that w ill latir lnvtitigu -
puhlh-.m party i« not in sympathy
Moo and % e hope that ev ery repub-
—HEAI.KH IV—
O
. I'llt till
li' .m voter, and evt ^ man who i-
pi
®
O
in sympathy w ith true reform, w ill
fc¿r< irocerics, Provisions, Crockery, Candies and j ’obacco,*®«
<•. i ¡«her and F. S. Powell
Oregon State Normal School.
nirefully review the ¡ssu«i I>etween
tin- parti«- I» fore 1 10- elect ion in or-
tanner« who know the interest of
-J L I.S O -
FI LL FACULTY,
il«-r that he may v«»te intelligen tly
o
the farmer«; and arc level-headed ami in the int«'re.-t« <»f the |»eople.
GOOD Ill'll.P IN G S .
n»en o f know ii iude|*cndcnoe o f char­
LÆ O XTLÆ O XJTBX, O R .
LIGHT EXPENSES.
Fresh Tropical Ä u its arrixdng every* week. Call on him.
acter. Their «¡utilities for tin* placv
1 Hiring no s i i s i in the history o f
are - i!id. ,
°
|ier ni car luail lots. $ti ôO j er
M O X M & TH,
:
:
:
:
:
:
OH EG OX.
(
, ,
<’alifon iia have so many olix’e-trees Nfiiall <{uatitic«
Tin* wool-grower i«t<
*'•' ■ll ® I m ' i ' ii piantisi as wi rr s t out during
victim o f the tariif tinker, according
the pa«t winter. Th ex’iews exprtis-
to M ill«. H o v does h e lik e theproa*
'e d h y t h e late H. H. Redding ox’er
¡••it op omp
•
t he shepherds
ten years ago, ha«e<l upon meteor«>l-
All Normal Ciraduateü receive a Oijilonm
o fA m tr.d ia and South America.
gicak record« carefully ke|>t by the
fn.iii the State which authorize* them to
Oregon Pacific Railroad.®
H. F. M l iio h undtJ, \V. M cltee railroad station masters throughout
teach in any public « ‘liool in the State. < Kher
states ^rant teachers certificate^ on presenta-
will be • leftcd, 1. " ,ii> they are both the State, that the greater part o f And Oregon I»rvel't|»mriit Company's
tii»n nt these Normal Diplomas, without cx-
men o f g f««l «nfe judgm ent in pul>- Calfornia was clim atically «uiteil for steamsliip line 225 luilos *h*>rtiT, At hour»
* uni illation.
In« time than by *ny other route. F'irst
Hc matters.
tin* cultivation o f th«¿ olive, ha\’e »■la*« through |«i»seiixi'ran(l freight line from
S. J. WATERHOUSES.
l‘"rihui>l ainl all |.«inl* in the Willamette
The l*i in «'ratic National Conven­ within the past few months I kh ' ii in- valley
i" and fron* San Kntm isro.
tion i- but a month away.
The dorsexl extensively.
\\ illanictte river line >*f steamers.
T h e stia'k o f
C H E A P
L I V I N G .
I
W i . 'I H ing Ibi x - Bentley, the
I arrie« at all times a,fresh and complete sttx-k ot gnKrri^y.-
nomination o f d o vclm id is ls*vond euttingsand youngtrees xvasexliaus-
T lirw Sisters a c in s»rvi»T for t»>tli im uw ii -
i|U> -tipn, hut v Ii t most puzzle« tin tisl early.
r*>»Good table Isiard is furnished to stu­
Capitalists have at last ger ail»l fn ight traffic lietwren < orvaili.« amt
dent-at the "Normal Mining Hall” ut $l.ó<>
dcinoemtU' party i- to theide who gone into the business, and most o f Port lam I and interinisliate points, having
per week. Good Isiarding in families with
■ni|«ny'« wharf. I or val lis. .in.I X| iwrs.
liis running mate shall I»-.
the o liv e on-hanls «<*t out during last H
in v t " - »»h.iri. .»•■ u I aW
furm-lusl room, fuel und lights, $.'t.ut to fct..VU
|*er
week.
«ins-t. Portland, three times each week us
I r a ‘>mith i« a -afe business man w inter were by ¡tenon« o f ample follows:
and «lualifittl f««r tln otllce o f sheriff. means. W hen «npital I teco mes in-
NORTH B o fX D .
i k e o\ 0 y dis»criptioii, a« cheap as th ech en joit. Your patronage is soli-
Hepul>licans it t u- g iv e him a big terestixl in an industry o f this kind Issoe« orvallis M"ii w.sl intiFri. lOftlftin
” * «'it«*« 1. Call and ^ e h im .
R.*' « Ln g Tin- Thu ami Sat Ur.’tOain
Practical Course of Study,
its siii*ce**> may In* considered as'tir-
vote.
*’ F'uh|iiartz “
*•
“
•• l» a»a m
«si.—Sail
h'rrtnrl*ti>
Hull)tin.
Arrive
Portlan
d
...............
*•
3:90
a
m
The pn*tc :lonls:- «h -ire that the
Monmouth,
H lt’TH Ito fM V
—Completed in a-<
Oregon.
should
I.*»i»e Portiaixl M*»n AV»«laml F'ri S:iri a in
“
F’uhiuartz “
“
••
•• »lift pm
lM>rai-»sl liy d'-eriinin '.ting in favor
Michigan, i f not the «alt o f the
“
Ray'* l.lg **
“
“
“ 2:15 pm
o f the priMlm -is ami not hy putting earth, i» at lea«t o f the Cnitisl Stntu, Arrive « .»rvalli« Tncs Thu “ Sat 4:J>pnt
Boat.« m.iki i lo», is>nne«1ion at VHunv
a duty on tiie .'.1^.111-, iii-iile w rap­ ¡inslin-ing a« she « lis i to ¡ s t cent o f
" f the Oregon l ’a. it railroad.
ping and I mixos in which goods are all salt u««‘il in the country. Tin* " A" '■
Send for Catalnptc. Address the Presi.lcnt
mailt
r»*iRVi;n
t h u s »— txrrrt scsn.iva
imported a« prop »-i ,| bv the Mills fre«h Fn«^traders would ilestroy
L». I.STAXLEY, Jfonmouth, Oregon.
ldll.
Michigan’s salt busint**« if it were'nt Leave Ya>|iiina «¡••TO a ni )
,. «'»-nailis ta.'ts a in -
T lie y want a nation o f thrifty, for their fitir o f gettin g into a pickle. Arr Allmny ll l.X a m I
Have Aitwny l « t p m|
/Vo’/ /’/VM. I f the deiniMTiiLs pass
h ippv, smiting fam e rs and u h v I iuii -
D E A L E R S
., Corvallis l 47 p nt
it>; happy moth»"-- and rosy chtvk- tin* M ills bill with fre«'«tilt, they w ill
L E E Sc B U T L E R ,
Arr Yii>|nina 5:.'<i j> m I
«si « Iii 1 « 1 r»'Ii; pP lily «if • lio o l«, gretlt And for that party «tilt has lost Its
«) .t. <’ trains connect at Allsuiy an»i Cor­
Physicians and Surgeons,
humming fa« t ri. full o f intelligent savor.
vallis The above trains ««mnert at Ya»iuiiia
will)
the
«»ngi'ti
Development
Company’s
an«l eont« !it««l workmen a great na­
— also —
«t«winshi|is between A a-puna aini
Tin* Chicago I ' ti/inti/Age announc­ San Fran» is»«>.
tion o f the mo«t intelh^-tual, pn»«|K*r-
- VlI.I.Ni■ DATFS— FROM YAtJl'INA
U. S. EXAMINING SURGEONS.
ou«. happy a*id ii)d< |s :idi ni ptsipie es that 1 , 0 !H» miles o f new ntilroad
Yalh*y
Suiwlav, Ai>ril 2!ith.
track worn laid in the Cnitisl Stati»» Willamette
the world h »« e\'«*r known.
Willamette Valley
Thursday. May I'Hh
Offliv ea«t ride Main St. Independence, Or.
Momlav
•*
2 t»f
H . i i . H ew itt, the nominee for from January 1 to A pril 1. Iv»s. Wilianiette Yali**y
Willamette Valiev
Tliur»«iar “
.XI«»
During
the
corresponding
tim
e
in
pro-ts'iiting attorney for the thinl ju ­
FR««M -AN FRANCISCO.
SatunUy, May s
dicial district on the r. publican ti«-k- Iss;, I,mo miles were laid. When it Willanntte Valley
Willamette Valley
Thursday. “ to
is
consklere«!
how
n*murkal>ly
unfa-
et, is a Yam hill I m » v through and
Willamette Valley
.Satnnlav, •• Jt»
D. Warren,
J. E. Jennan,
through, and, tin ml
Tliis r»>ni|<anv nserv.s the right t»> » hange
¡«en titled to x'orable the tir»t thns- months o f the
sailing
<la!«w
without
noti«v
year
hnx*e
I
ks
-
ii
for
out
dis»r
work
the laryi-t m ajorit> Wl thin the gift
X B P.iss'tigvr« from Portland and all
o f the people.
A» a painstaking, the activity in track-laying lias lss*n Willamette Valiev p»>ints »an make clise
«•»•niiivti. n with the trains ofthe S'aquina
conscienti«Hi« attorn y In* has no su­ the m ore reniarkuide.
route at Allsmy or « orvallis. ami ifalestineil
♦ ♦
js*rior; as a republic) it trledaild tnie;
to San F'raneiam should arrange to arrive at
-All kiicls of produce taken in exchange for g»»«!».-
General
Ya>|ii>na th»’ evening ls'f»>re sailing
Ill'll» l«*r s!»r«'|>
a« a man and fellow citizen, w orthy
passenger and freight rates always the low­
o f the -o|>|sirt o f th e w h o le «tat«*.
The cheaptit and tsit insurance 's ' F'-r ¡p.f'r*nvli"H apple n>
M ox m o
OH EG OX.
' c c. H o u rs,
Ijct him he elected by all means.— against «logs killin g sheep are U'lls
Aiting
B**neral
frviglit
an»l
pa*seng,-r
agent
Jit /Mirti r.
-plenty o f hells. The sheep-dog is
Oregon l*wit»»' isitioad t'o., Corvallis. i«r
Tin* di'niiH'ratlc nu'tobers o f emi­ a gnut coward when in pursuit o f C Ii 11 ASWKI.L.
t»eneri! freight and )*v*»engrr agent
g ri««.'or rather the ««»utlieni till ¡bus­ nii«ehief, and he wants to do it i|iiiet- Oregon Ih-velopment Co.. 204 Mont strvet.
IW'lls .*»aii Francisco.
ti T« cheabxl < /regim out o f $. 1 '>.> m i , inni ly — w .int« no noi.*», no alarm.
ut this ««ision o f eongress by n*ftis- • "»ught at w hcltwtledo mdcoat much.
• <
ing to ¡»a»« the liill to r/isüLurs** li«*r Huy a »id«* o f bridle leather at the
for the ilins-t war tax «h*' |*aiil to currier’s, for milars, and put India on
Wood Work a Specialty.
the general g>>veruni» ut in Issi, This every «beep, if your Hock i« »mail.
son it* sectional «lass further |>n»|H»^*» Tin* priiv o f one sheep w ill buy a
0* chini < in-gon out o f $1,5oo,i»»i an- gross «if Udì» and leather enough and
— D E A LE R S IX —
Put this
uually by putting wisd on the I h r buckles to strap them.
»-All barge» reasonable. Gire a* a call.
li«t; and yet there Mr»* democrats in gn»«s o f Indis on a tlm'k o f sheep and
lit. . >\.r\ «I * g- out of \ I
-.is liable and
lone
Oregon w h o indorse thi* present ad-
. th«*
k . «..1.1
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*'tve me a
tlt'M.
M»««/A»
Eio'nu
r.
MONMOUTH. OREGON.
ininistratioii.
, call at the ohi stand tu M>>nmouth
»¿ -A g v n t s fur K app, Hurrvll A Co.
lndvpcttdcnot*. llrtp>u.-u
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Head (Quarters for General Merchandise,
Oregon.
Independence,
o
Hepiiblieau Ticket
T H F SO LIC ITIN G
Farmers
Supply
« 11(1
M oiH llO lltll
AGENCY,
Depot,
Independence.
D E N T IS T ,
Goods Cheap-
James
Monmouth,
Ta tom.
Oregon.
nsr.
Portrait and Landscape
Photographer,
Portland,
Oraron.
\Y.
R. M .
SAHKH,
1 >. W O R T H .
T H E L E A D IN G
I
GROCER.
Lumber
°° Dealer,
Normal, Collegiate, and
Comm§yclal Departments
The Yaquina Route.
B U Y YOUR GKOCERIES A T
N 0 T I0 N S ! NOTIONS ! !
Short
Fanners
In
Mercantile
Time.
Association,
General Merchandise.
Bed Rock Prices,
Best Grade of Goods,
And Fair Dealing
Is Our Motto.
r nr,
COOPER A CONN A W A Y .
( HAS. L A X K T R E K
Hardware,
& J erma ii,
Blacksmiths and
Horseshoers.
Agricultural Implements and Farm Machinen.
Blacksmithing,
Horseshoeing.
Warren
Stoves and Tinware.