# r r M rs. Betsy M urphy and «laughter, Th<* Mr a Kegln«*. « «»tmI> om «cr--Kl«,('l VII i>iil> llo w we «lid enjoy the celebration. Ida, returned W tiln e x la y from and The In - ln I. i t . . I'he ll o n d - a n ti s u r e l i i - - . l ’libli-lifil Every Saturday. extended v isit to eu.»tcrn W ashing < >ur people oolohrato«! everyw here. On last Monday tin* Ism ils o f all ton. “ T he tow n «>f M >11111 >'itli i- -iniated in th è Measles -till hold fortit in th is v i the ofileers-elect of P o lk county were ceu tcr of the riche-t | m "! >. 1' !k eoiiuts, Fo llo w in g is the li-t of letters re c in ity . fidili inili- - > .ili ' : > 1 i>.: submitted to the county court, and rem aining at the jwist office at Mon and two alni > in-lui!I 111 ilt— \\ > —: >T thè thriv- \\eie without exception approYcd. Andrew w in ters, o f Portland, was ing tow n >>f lnilcp. n leu. .in i > mtain» a m outh, Oregon, J u ly ’.** 8 . Parties The county i- now in the hand- of a v isitin g hi- ho-t g— here th is week. i u «idling for them w ill plea**.* say rnl- lieautiful olle, nn :• *\.-h r>•'litij» | irif. and R e v . Messick is holding a meeting verti-ed. W . C rossw cll, Joseph Kt'l- new regime, and it- affairs w ill be for generai li- 1:1.1 . -• sia -a ll tl, t admini-tered by it for the next two 1 . M eu u o u th oliere many at S m ith field , thi- county. could i>c <1 h y . Joe Pickens, M r-. Jess «1 Bennett advantage-. and ! o se contem plating any cu years. Th e retiring officers have ad R e v. Bittio r w ill preach hero to-®\ J . Stater, I . B . W hitcom b .—(». terpri-c are in to conter with o ur citizens. ministered the county affairs in te lli- The « m-i k \ h wi I lx* iva I in every town-drip night. A good audience is d>-sired. T, W a lle r, i*. >:. g: n tly in the past two years, and if und at evi ry Ilice in the entire county, Gem* lla y t o r has Purchased the the new ottlccrs make as gixxi a re- und tlieri t 're un w elled a- an udvcriLdtu; Come out and hear. imslU.'ga W ill W o rth , our «aiterprisinggnv- stock o f goods a Q u* closing out store coril, they w ill certain ly deserve ro- cerym an, w a -o v e r in L in n county a in D allas, of C. <!. Coad and w ill The O h ' c r t e r latir m mtlis for .»Oct.-. few days li st w eek, w ith old friends. hence forth conduct the busln«*ss. eleetion throughout. Tin* following ar«* the I miiu I s o f the T ile ordinance o fw ip tism was ad tlene i- on«*of the reliable young nieu new officials w ith th eir amounts of IIit^iin >■> M e n tio n , m inistered at I ndi'pendonce la t S'ui- of our neighbor town Dallas, and lii- the bond- and -uretie-: I. T. MIa»oti the ijfniti-t, at Dalla-. siic« e - s is O .- u r e d . day by E ld . M essick. F ra n k Butler, su rveyo r; amount J . C. W o r t h ’s lin e g ro e c rie -. , . On last F rid a y m orning J . E . F e n $•*», 000 ; sureties, E . T . Match, It. F . New barns anil «< ¡in > > v> - Hoad our now tulvoriis •monts this nicuts an* noted i.i « - \ e ton filed in tin* circuit court for lame Ma-on, ( ’. (t. Fish e r and W’ . G . H a r o w eek. county w pot lee of contest for the of ris. A . L . lt o ln i i- o i « I.. T h e F . MI. A . store has m-w good.-. fice of county judge. M r. F o .& n W in . I'I I i-, treasurer; amount $ 12 - P alm elin , were m arried at Dallas, Connoway A Cooper Iiardwaro was lxW ' ii by two vot«‘- at rip* last uoo;-un til*-, C. G . F ish e r, A . W . W ednesday, J u ly I, '-s, R e v . R o ya l m en, Indcpt*n<lt'i:<v. election, and claim to have evidence M cX a ry. Jo h n C . A lle n , J . H . H a w , D en tistry first ela-s w ork done by officiating. that vote- -liould have I k i * ii counted ley, K . T . H atch, K . C . K e y t, Thus. I . T . Mason at 1 Mila.-. Otto M ille r and S iv a Tonder were for h im were* not counted at a ll. Piuree, W in . F a ll, Jo h n K llis , P. M. ’ 88 , Ju stice P a in ts, Oil-», V arn i-'.ia t * 1 . I t . l ’at- m arried M onday, J u ly W is k I s , C. P. Zum walt/., I I . B . T in Tuesday evening, w h ile M rs. J . M. terso n’s cheap. F rin k olliei Jog. T h ey are both qi PoweU and M rs. D r. Solan, o f A rl- gle, J . !>. Lee. Fen to n A -Tru itt the loading«ior- this eountv. Ira S . S m ith , -iu r ill; amount # 10 ,- .... ... .. T, „ . . ington, O r., were out rid in lr g -< , y they chants of Dallas; Imik at tiio ir sfock Ilm s. W ann, o f Ballsto n , a grad before going el.-ow hero. D am e near havin g «piite a rions ac 000 ; surt*tles, J . L . Stockton, F . A . uat<* of tin- Normal school, is engaged cident. T il lior- - bee An* iinniau- Patterson, It. S h e lley, J . S . Cooper, T h e finest line of dre-s goods ever as t«*ach«*r of the Cochrane school, brought to Polk t unty k ire to l « 1 ugeble on grade north of town and W . P. Connaway, J . I). Irv in e , J . found at G . Co.ol’s the now store two mi!«*s north >>f tow n. went n ifto one side. Tin* buggy did M. V an d u yn . Dallas. A . I). B u tler came up from C alifor not tip over, but M r-. Solan was C. G . t ’oad, eli*rk; amount $ 10 , 000 ; S h e lley and V an d n yn are in tli nia, and was present at his m other’s Utpown out into the mud and water, sWt’eties, Sam t 'oad, I . T . Ma-on, < Seo. lead w ith tli lam -t -look of general and a genuine good scare was tin* re- Tillo tso n , A lie Cirfow , D. J . U ile v, m erohanili- i'i Intico. adeiioo. T h e ir fum ini la-. Saturday. K. B iddle an>i .b >->- j>li Black. Itrio«*s eoniparo w ith Ilio tim e- ami .J. 11 . C u rly , o f S u i Francisco, is -n it. till good-aro warranted first cla-s. W . G . Campbell, assessor; amount v isitin g lii- children here th is wi ck . F ra n k B u tle r, C o i n t y St r v k y o i i F o r fint> watch w o rk go to P . X . lie w ill return heme by wax' o ft.fi - 1 v i ler, va lu eran d auction« Cf: postal s >,oait; sureties, K. L . iMia.-hmutte, G ra n t at 11 . I!. l ’.tUcr-on’s. cago. addre-s, Dallas, P olk county, Oregon E . T . M ille r, J . F . Groves, J . M. Good limit and D n r • have four Pre-ident Stanley, Prof. P o w ell, S|K*eitlcat!ons, estim ates, plans and Campbell and C. B . Craves, “ D a vi-" - i whichfl d raw in g so fd w ellin g -, liarns, bridges, Be-ide- these, W . I. Reynolds, th e y are otferlng al ■ > •' for the n e x t M r-, f ’a t fo n , an«l Mis- - ( lava < ¿ani, t h ir t y days in let' t i eins tiiem Fannie G riggs, and M illii* Doughty, excavation , earth w o rk and brick- school superinteii'Jgnt, and B . F . out. T h e y ar • first o la - , call and are attending tin* State Touchers’ w erk furni-hed. W ill attend in 1 Hil- M cl.ineh and < ¿. \V. McBee, «inu wee them . la.-nil W ednesday anil Thur-d.'.y in m is-ioners, who an* not re piired to Association at Salem this week. Spectacles prop font- e -1 and <?»'h «•« unity court w ic k . Otiice at; give bond*», (p ialili, d . Th e I in ! pendenti* A m ateu r in u tuxtnrat lyfitted n li ■nryPato r-o:i’ -. the court house. 1 ( ------- mati'* Club p la y e d ‘ ‘ N evada” at the K v e ry pair w arrant' 1 . X>> lit, no Probate Court. « ir a iv i- i.tst ripening, and next opera 1 1 1 >u» M cM in n ville , on tin* salo. i v ndi tlu* reap; rs w ill I»- runniug in In the m atter o f guardianship of H e n ry Pathtdon has just received evening of the F o u rth . a now of all th • lati - n - iv lti« — Ju lia ( liamb tfidn, of Salem , lu*s full l>la-t. T h e long «untinued m in I suu* M cCoy, d ¡‘«*as«il, A . ( '. Mc- in theJ>>volry lino. N > >>kl goo I- in li • ai elect«si instructrc s in tin* m u of tlu* pa.-t nionth, put the hay har- Ix in non guardian, annual accounting h is stock. Drop in and exam in e sical department o f the territo rial ve-t off so late, that it bring- Itoth approved; al-T>, icvountlng from dates thorn. harv«*sts togetber, w hich niake it a 1-st; to 1 S 87 approved. T h e “ <p ’ iorne’ ’ :n «wor ha- an itn- u n iver-ity at Scatti«*. ;»nd v. illa s time busy tinn* tbr our farm ers to «im* for In tin* matter of Nancy W ard de p ro vo n v n t t.hi year wltloii i- far her position about Sept. 1 st. u s u i, Nat H olm an appointed guar- ci botli tlu* h ay and grain emp at tlu* ahead o f a n y th in g . C all and 11 . G . and W . I I . Ila w le y , of Mc same tun I f good weather contili- «lian. them at Goodman a v i D o u q ' s In- Coy, were in town last Saturday. The dopondonu'. u«*s, they x 9 i b able ave all in difr In matter of A . ( f i l a l i , m inor, boy.- are trading in stock, and were tillli*. M ary H . Briedwells.il«* of land con Thousand.- o. i,> li: ■ av it is tin lie»t they ov.-r u d . i'ii v n i .in th> in the lo ikout for a bargain w ith Th«* Bepublican “ bandiWtu’O is a firm ed. W h ite -owing M k'ot. - you w ill some of our farm er . sm all Am erican Hag for the p o cke t— tinti them at Buster A- Verno!©, In Our people w * e a ll loyal to tin* m®!«* o f A m e riiiin -g ro w n -ilk , dyed < ar«l «»t l haul;*, dependence. glorious fourth of J u ly , and are now in ana.iim* from Am erican petroleum, To the m any kin d friend- of Mou I lo r- • shooing, :p»w -h o e s *1 . V*; settled baci; q u itly to business. ntin' :i P h iladelp hia ja ck s, woven on » m u tli, w«* desire to c.xp n -so u r heart ro-otting a io ail around '.SO; plow Pain tin g and im provem ent- lu re New Je rse y looms by Am erican felt thanks, for the kindness shown sbarponin;;- w i:ho-;t . utt. r » .2 » an : till o ilie r w ork in proportion. O ak are not checked yet, and the outlook w o rkingm en. Not a foreign element us during our dear mother’s illn c —, coupling put in l>»r i, o ik Iwr.-each brightens every day for tin fu tili e n it, not a foreign touch ha- profan- ami e-pccially tin* night she died, for $ 1 . at ('. Lan ktreeV .M nmoutli at O of th is villag e. « « lit. Nothing a fiiu t it from In i'- their faithful and u n tirin g efforts to the old stand. Cy Bennett, th'^gonial conductor trade England. In every thread, tint relieve her ufiering. None but lov W h ile at End ; on ■ da th is w eek, our attention was attraet on the narrm w gauge, h a-o u r thanks au 9 outline A m eric in, it i- a llt Sym ing thought- e:^ ever till «* 9 r lu iirts eti to a ite w and nov 1 m ow ing ma for fovors receivd l W ednesday. bol of our eampaigu ior Am erican when we call to m ind thus«* d«*iir chine it:'* u r o p in e n i - thoni -t per friends that were so faithftil in our ® F . Y . M u ikey w ent to M cCoy, Industries.—E x . fect m ower wo o .c o v e r ( \:tiohic*l -a<! aliliction . Lavton Hink!«*, w ho live- 12 m ilc- W ednesday to v isit lii- sister, Mrs. it i- ti: C S A ■ M a (.<;: r. a n i » A t t .i t; i b 9 i i;u . -outheast «»f M otinioilBi, saw a «leer J . # . Haw i. y , w iio ¡©quite -¡ck. Note the follow ing s j h - laities at O — ©- S h e lly A- Y a n d u y iis: tò inch em broi ®The campaign is open. Send in stan<lir.g in bis door yard and. of d e r sk irt - I,o ra ls. yo u r -ui »script ions forth«* < >:i-i;u\ r.i:. eii?ir-e, und r such circunlSkinccs, cjlin ih * c in i. fan- y ■ mom ents for ta «im eludiil I.e wou’.d takc down bis < © cy ear, six months or three months, A nother wedding on the tapis. ble scaris, etc. q little gun and put a bullet tlirough it. A ll farm er-w ho im ml purchasing and get a live Republi mu county pn- Ed ito r W ash’s w ife nini«* up from M r. llin k h * br »uglit the «t«ir d o w n , . , . . . . se lf hinder- -lioubl C .,11 and -ce tile pt :• d uring ijf) lam p aign. , , the sound countrv tlus weuk. and on gonig to lts suh* noticeil an- • ° lie v “ Osborn®” at Goodm an’- a n d Thos. Bash came home from Mon other diud «lc« :Oloso b y. U p id ex-® Th<‘ deniocratie orphansfljMnne on IJo u ty ’s, Indepeml.*!!":*. I! has m any new iniproM 'iii 'iit- am! MM en tana, a rriv in g here W ednesday, l ie am ination it was fouml that he had ,s“ » opposite theeo urt hous«*. ha- -pent almost a year in that «nun- tire ly new rit*»l wheel. k illn l botli at om* sho*, ® 1 h * ba!l «*n- \V«* eelebraied at home did you'.‘ T h e « al**Dr.it: i broadhead d^ - t r y , but he th in k s there is nothing to terlng the back of tlu* lir-t and pass- bandanas; biit the <>!d »lag floai- good- ju st reí . ived direct fro n iTh c compare w ith W cbfoot. hrough : nd going into the next ,.,t on thehfeeaea J u l^ 4 tb , In l W IM . factory at S h e lly a - Yc.m lu yn -. r i ol Uncle L u k e M u ik ey returned to or- iib-olutely guaranteed. -?>--t standing nt Ins s’. dc. Iltis was a T h e scaffold for hanging Ijin d re th his lioine W u ln e -d ay, © > m ;Pv:-it of < 5 »>o.l- for t UO iiioney. double k l Hing. ¡. id ^ a d y fo r h is ^ r iv a l. six weeks w ith his old friends near MI rs. L:\B a n sieu r C ity B azaar !’h<* Lit"-t in ;lu* je w c lry Uno at© L yn u io Dämon, o f Monmoutli pn>- Hu id H i- © 'phew, M r. C an trell, IndepOiulon«*«*, w a ni< «* lot ! le iirv P aLci'so n ’ o f ladies m uslin und« rw ear, Im -iery, aecompa^ie I him here. 1 einet, was ln town Tuesday. glove-, m it-, «i»llar.«,eiiffs; gents m ck Jo h n E . Ml iHer, of Cooper H o llo w , Th e sound of the mower is hear in w ear, b aailki rebit f-, -«»"k-; al » ,-ta- was :- eon on our streets T h u r-d ay. D r i i l g r p u r t t ' c l c l i r n t i s (!•.«* r o n f i l i tio iH Ty, n(>iik-, croquet -et-, notiom fields near town. T h e tim o th y hay innum erable. C all before purchas crop w ill be goo£Hn th is section «f Miss Essie Tatom left Tuesday for A Targ ■ number of citi/.«‘ns met at ing elsewhere. the country. tin* Lu ckiam u te F a lls , to eelebrat«* Spokane Palls. She w ill lx* absent Z. F. V aug hn always keeps the lat F ra n k C o llins i adding a new tin- inii'o rtan t d ay. A good ground for some tim e. est styles ill all ç y Is of jew f ie r y and H nrri-on and MIorton w ill g«> into fanciful ornameli - .a n d know- how cleaner and building a largo storing®«-. - prepared by the local committee, to d isp lay tin in to the In -t advantage. room to tin* warehouse here. T h M". K im - chairm an and -eat-aml a the W h ite llo u «*, and don’t you for- Y o u can got fir-t eia— <• dar sliin- Inui-e w ill lx*flr-t-cle-£>m ever*.' ri ; uiitform creete<l in a c’ larm iug grove get it. by tin* classic Lu ckia m u te . Tin* mit- from Goodman and D outy, In- sjK*et and w ill be filled w ith w heat. Mir . A . Shults’. o ' daughter are dependeiHi*. Ilo n . s»«*; ,ic n Staats returned to sic,< rfap u trlo Jfech aru cter, w a* w ell On a vi it to Trent creek Eastern < >r. M«— rs. Sta ver A W a lk e r imvi* ju-t h is b o m b ie re ft*om a s ix m onths stay and sp irite d ly rendered u©der the L a rk e H a ll, the genial insurance issued instr® :ii>!i- to lia r/: A Rob in the P rin e viU e co un try. H e says t h » a b l e m e n t o f D o u fias <;d- agent, was in tow n Tuesday. ert-on w lii' li cnabl«*- them to b ad tin o trade in Ila r v . -ting .Maeiiinery. he is alw a ys glad to g«*t back to the Haul, w ith M iss A n n ie \\ Ii it«* as a T h e w ork on the Tine hotel for our E x t a s of ull kin d s, also, tw in e, '/ri R w a v i i i ' ; w h eat field- o fo ld P' q I very tah*ntc«i ^ co m p an ist " ii the in town is fast coming to com pletion. lieitin g , oils, lH.lt-, hay fork-, etc. strum ent. H on. Isaac Sm ith pre-i- .Gorman, a pioneer ne- Ik in n g i It w ill Is* the be -1 liu lld in g o f the \<Mite, or call on tin in im m ediately, h the follow ing progromme: kind in Polk county, and tin* (s iip le as tlii-m < :. O i'i' in from a nun- gr*— , O nii '' m i" to tIt:- »untry fr g Morning: “ Anicriia" by ths Uriilgi'|M»rt M -iiuri .i- a slave of (O pt. Sharp, in p e titiv « * s t a l l d l s . i l l t . Musi<at Union; Invoi ition. 1 >y Katlicr Koyiit; w ill fi e! ju s tly proud of it. 1814 , and settled in P o lk co unty, was “ H ark tlie song of jubilee'' U m l1- M. IT.; T h e funeral <>f Mir . Mlattie Buford, M iss Lena B u tle r xr'dl leave next found dead in her lied at the home ol It, i ang ' i'i».- 1 1: > . n "f !n«!c|«n■letiee, *.' 9 va- |»n*aclie«l at the MI. E . church week for C alifo rnia, h r future home. her sun, H ir .:.11 Gorm an, in Sah-i# . 1 . M. l ’.ii ■ ; Insinuici: .il duet E l. Collin | . , . t Sunday, by R e v. R o y a l, t o n .m.i Nettie Igrry; Oration, .bulge ( illta- of largì* audience. M r-. Bufoni died nt P ro f. J . M . Pow 1 11 is acting as sta M onday J u ly 2 , ’ 88 . ’ I ■ 1 . I. : 11 I l :. i O T h e railroad commission met in her bom«* in Portland hist w«*«*k and tion agent for tli n row gauge d u r It. M. U.; ami tin»'lii'H r by ev«*rjrbo iv. regular m onthly session at the Capi ing vacation. Aftcrii'Hin: Patriotic glee; Essay “ Putriot- wa- b u rh il then*. Sin* was Isirii and tol last M onday. Th e com m ission • an»." Frank Butler, K«mg: Declamation "Tin- spent ill! of InT early day • among us T h e catidogues o f the norm al art* ers w ill be busy for two w eeks, col i m 1 i i" Mar m k I her fHeuds w n m any in c a lía s . being sent out to all the students. lecting m aterial for the the biennial S|mi»(rte B anner ' - mr; »g: Dcrlaination “The | ( * . ( ; , c , Kl<| h a s d is |S H > i| o f t h e I* - lumafion “The A n yo ne not receiving one should ad , report to l»e submitted to the n ext C onstitution K. F. Beli. The trout of Young . -took o f goni- to ( »ein* dress the pn s':.l( n t, and t in y w ill U* ltovnl; The toast of Luck- l,“ n k n l I,t \ O !: legislature. sent. ia.nut« f J. b. < i .1 ' th H a y to r, who w ill on inut the busi- Th e n«*w county officers assumed ladie J. J. Broom; Heminiseeners l>y H<>n i ness of a g(*ncr.d merchandise stori*. T o m«st the n«s*«ls of the rapid th ie r various positions at the court •Co e ale re the unie» 1 !!.. ... Gene Is a rii-tle r and a g issi business grow th o f th«* State N orm al S c I uh .I, J. 1>. Is house on M onday. Tlu*n* is a change song: I». .motion l>y Frank Collii», agni m an, who w ill tlo W «dl. it has been determine«! to still further county adm in istration J year»; ilbuniK-al i>ray«*r bjr Father Royal, M r . I I . Sm ith ba-sold her m illin - increase the F a c u lty by the addition 111 th(* throughout, no old officer h a v in g , jh h brought a very |>l«a.-ant«toy toacli«*. c ry establishment to Mlrs. \ \ . ( I . o f another Profe-sor. Aft«*r d ireful been r«M*loctcd. j Tl>c weatber wa» c'l'ii'ly mi'i rw l C igar H a rris , who w ill add it to her stock; In vestig atio n among the applicants T h e referee's sale of the D ix ie m ill I '«»iliw *-rk«»l ».uni to arrange U»e «flair and she w ill then hav«* the largest and for the |H»-ition. Prof. H<Hlg«-, now 'thi-re dH th eir I»«—t in Ix-st selected sto k in the co un try. p rin cipal of the c ity public *«*h<H>l at projierty «H ru m il la-t Saturday af- doubt snerva. Berea, O hio, fo rm e rlj profe—o r in temoon, Th e m ill and n u l catate Note: lx»t altjroiH* nli«»ol«l ftlpfv>-r our old N eis A S m ith , our enterprising the G e n e va,, O hio, norm al school, a were knock«il down to C . W . Wtish- friend Frank C.dlin* is only H ye>«r* <>M h - merchants, have sta rtn l anord« ra n d classical graduate of G ls rlin College, biirn fi h » $ 2 : 1 , 0 ' Mi. and $ 25 » for the m ill Ii. i-rrtainly 1 .>->’:- mon it alioiiM l*<* -i.io d « 1 « liv e ry wagon in th e c o tin try . T h e y has been elected and w ill hegln his -afe. M r. W ashburn is one o f the that iltc )H-rf.>no< r above naxonl is 2 nd uli- -end out a salesman w ith samples— «Inti«*- w ith the new year in Septcm- firm of K ra tz «V W ashb urn, the p ri tion of Frank (.'ollins |*iibii-lit-.l by Jiidg' to take orders-- who -i*nds them to L. «.'ollin-. ent les-sii* of the m ill. l**r. Polk County Observer. <0 oO lli:iti: o n i l l U 1 -: t n n i i s . Innul «iliarters, where they are filled and delivered. Ifth e re i- anything in ru-tling they w ill “ get then*.” Laiulretli llan^od. J U S T IC E Q U IC K L Y V IN D IC A T E D End of a Most Wretched Criminal The* Harder ua« ou«* of the most fold- lilo«*ilr<l iiik I i'itnr»»i)lo'il «1 I- c trr «-«»inini 11«-«1 in a ii*ili/.*«l «'oii>tnt>nil). I iitl«- pi* it « 1 « ace l.octtli«. 11 until for H arrison! < >ur |M*opl<* are happy and b usy. < htr dram atic trmip went to Mc- M iunvilli* on tin* U h. W e s till have tw > in at m arkets, cotn|M*tioo bt og- trade. T w o n ew ly m.i «*>1 coupl«*s have ma'le application- «Prof. Yates, a^ assistant teachers next year. J . 1 >. Irv in e and J . Stockton, our "iic rpri-ing g riK vryin en , hux'i* start ed d e live ry wagons. Progress is the watch-word of our business men. lnd«*|H*nilen(v |>«x»pl«* «i*lebrut«il at different plan-- it was go as you please, and all sivn i to have enjoyed them selves. , Ban ker ( 'oop«*r and wife, have re turned from tin ir visit «*ast. Th«* prisoner w ash'on .o v i ‘ I'roni Salem , a rriv in g at Dalla- in « barge of tin* shed (fund depu tie-at in o’clock a. m . lie wa- taken im m ediately to th*» county ja il, in front of w h ich had U*en erei ted tin* scaffold when* he The city council grunted tin* Mon was to be c x iru tc d . Th«* eiiclo-ure m outh A !i*.d**p« 4J'-re>> Telephone wa- :l f"U i)(> l -xb i feet and l>oarded up 22 feia high and around th i- en Co., th e right of way tlirougli th e closure was a space ;d»out 10 fiv t in ci© , re ptiring the com pany, how- diam eter surrouniU il by a rojH*. Th e «*v«*r, to nii-i* tin* w ire 21 f«i*t alstve crowd was not permitted Inside of grotmil, and to put up goisl and -ul>- th is circle. S h e riff S m ith order - tan tial poles, neatly paint«*«!. T his ed dinnt*r brought forth«* prisoner at will b e a n Im provem ent tliat all will 11 : 10 , when lm u lrcth looked upon (*ndorse. O ur l©o|*L* read tile papers eb*-ely the di-lie- eontai^ng, bis, hi- la.-t m in i, he broke i* coninh'teiy down and and take quit«* a liv e ly Interest the cried lik e a child ild; luHvas ve ry tierv- political discussions of tin* day. Each on- and at«* nothin g mon» than a party eager to «iit«*h tin* least it«*m sm all piece of pie an 4 ) e.:k< ; innm*- i f.iytjring lii- view,-. O (La te ly after dinner !u* « .ill ««1 tor M v. T h i- town is 1 m i lining , tru ly , a town Crow of I iu l piWdeni .t o whom he of church«* -. l-’ivi* organiwition- and gave hi- hi!»!«*, w ith a reqin t that i: the pulpits are generally fi© il every In*given to Mr.-, lain d retli; a leaf Sunday. o wa- turned down at Matt t l : J | 9 )and Th e saw m ill shut down two days the follow ing enelo-ed in heavy line this xvivk) in or,|,.r to g ive tin* hands of black: “ Conn* unto me, a ll y«* that a chance to celebrate, labor auc|li«>avy laden and I w ill give you rest. T a ke m y yoke upon yo u, q liriiieport ii rood mgs. and learn o f me; for I am meek and ; low ly in heart, and y<* shall find rest | Bert M artin i- still ve ry sick . 1 '. lx. Ilitlih u rd has e o im fta u n l a'' unto yo u r sou!-: l'oinny yoke is easy and m y burden '!»• lig h t.” In tin* large barn w ith -lieds attached for book w as a O p of paper signed cattle next w inter. W in . Lan drcth , g ivin g a'fount of a Too much rain is now our opinion. “ iu.--” about u wa-li tul>im:nt«*lligiblc Prejudiced -ettlers among us charge to the pablie; tii^. eommimieation it to the too vigorous prohibition can- was addressed to th e 'ritm 'iis o f Inde- v a - for the pa.-t elect itti they over pi*ndi*ne(* and also requested them not did i?, -o t > -peak and yet it was a to cast any rctindion- i^ou t!u* name ! sp iritlcsi— lreus !,i> “ 'm ily a- mniione was to lilam e -!>_ jp u le r, surveyed a ll o f E l (jail that thi.- wa.-tae tru lli and was l»ia> Aljurtin’.-s m ouiitiiin rujiohc* the first last w ritin g - and «i.ntaincdhis d yin g » .la ys In last w e e k -h o w d«*es that w frib In tin* interval Infuri I"*o t , , ‘> suit you, Fra n k? fiii(|l - 'ene tbi' reporíeis a Od Lan- F . S. Pow ell i- 1 ieri *l»\®i ii »titled that dr«*tli w h y la* had murdered Ids In* can stop chopping h im self up til! daughter, In* answered, ®heeause -lie I im le u r- from us. Bridgeport e x has ruined m e,” w lien asked how pect-a whole repre-entution in thé -he had ruined him lie -a id , ‘‘by ta lk le i-latiire am Phot b it- o f one o n ly. ing about m e;” lie repealed tills over & >l»t tila zc has returned from Pa several times and im m ediately after would m utter to him self a- though cific e q u ity , W . T ., to his home. in prayer: The ju r y , doctors am! r«*- W e endorse the H arri-son and Mort-on choi •«* as w ith two “ ons” in l»ort«*r- wi o idm itte l «,«» tin* enei« ure at 11 :.*»(!, till* ju r y wa- «idled by tin* ticket we are sure to “ get tli(*re.” mum* as fallows at I 2 : 2 ">: I. T . Mason E lija h M artin is iu treaty for W . T . J . G ra vi s, ('has. F a rle y , i*. W . T e a l’s ranch«*- yes sir, we are H aley, W . \S'. Brooks, J . <). S m ith , spreading our -elv«*-, you In-t! <¡«i>. Houck, Cass Sarg«*nt, 1 ). . 1 . < in Saturday J . I >. llo llin sh ead and R ilc v , J . I». E llis , W . W . W illia m s , B o I mt I o I . i i * Bobin-oa y «Te b u ritil. a n d «'. «'. Doughty. Th e prisoner Th e on«* at tin* S m ith und the o th iT was brought out of his «*11 and upon at tla* N ealy b u ryin g ground. T h e the scall'old at 12:27 leaning upon tin- crvic« commenced at L y m a n B a arm s «»f deputy J . F . G ro ves, ex- ker' house and were completed a t sheriff, of Polk and sh eriff E . M. the grave. About Ô 0 carriages and ( 'roi-Q'iof M arion, who a.-si-ted in the gti horsemen follow'd! to the g rave. hanging; the proccs-ion was hen led Th e sail drowningofthi*-«»twoyoung by sheriff S m iili.w h o conducted him- i men last Th u rsd ay, has east a gloom self in a«idm and dignified m anner over the entire co m m unity. T h e throughout the try in g seem*. Th e greatest sym pathy Is felt forth® rela- warrant was now read by the sin riff ■ tlvcs of ls»th the boys. in a clear and distinct void*; he th en ' . . . . . . . . . . , ¡ .I | , ... 1 )n I- rid av evening tm* 2 ! 1 th an en- asA«*d the prisoner if he had a nythin g , * , 1 tertaliim ent was give by the Bridge to - tv, the a iisw iT was -im p ly no. , , , ,, , . port school, under the giiuluiid* c of im wa all t!;; ■ word Laiu lretli -poke . , spuk« ' ................ * Mir. H ill, tin* accolliplished t«*achi*r. after ÌH*ing brought upon tin* siiiffold Satisfaction w ith his s k ill as teacher and In* remai ne. I seated until tin* was felt and openly expn*ss«*d. T h a t’s -hcrifford« n il ^ e deputi« - to bring good, boys, you milk«* a g isxl m an him forward upon th«* trap; he was better by encouragement. now p in io r.n l; it i-doub tful w hether he could have stood w ithout assis oifl i i \itv . tami* w h ile the black cup was being p iacili ovi r Ir ficca m i ro| c adjustnl Mury A. Butlpr, wifi* of Judge lu i F. M. around hi* n< k. 'ftii.- -aim* rope Butler, died at ber lióme in M onm outb, was u-eil in hanging thru* other men, ■ iim n in d iil by family and frietlds, F riday M u rry, Drake and Mlarph*. Tin* m oniing tin* 2!Mb day *>f Ju n e tsss. Mrs. word was now given “ a ll ready,” nnd B utler " a s bom in Barren eoiint.v, K entucky, the «Imp wa.-sprung at 12 ;.‘tn. L in - A pril -J, 1SI4, m arried Nov. 6, l-’-'lö in Illi- dreth’s n<*"k wiis broken and w ith- yoi-, ero .ed tile plains lo Oregon ill 1SÚ3, .•tlbd in r »lk enmity, w lierexbe lias residui ou* il trcinor In* hung motionless; ever sinen, 'till tbt* day o f ber death ut th« Bt* at 1 m inute, x.'» at 2 , |»d-«* 15 » at I, 11 » a tti, at 7 interm ittent a of 71 y«*ars, .> M onths and 7 days. Hin* was the m other o f eight children, four only o f and too rapid to count, at 8 ones la whom are living, one in « 'alifom ia, the other ft -n omi-, I ¡onotinceil dnul by lit • Ibe , in M onm outh. She >\a>a m em ber o f doctors, L . N . Woods and T . l l f C hristian church (or m any years and I s i , at 12 : 5 0 ; b • w as now taken lived a faithful C hristian. T he funeral ser- down the mjx* nnd * !aek cap ts’ing vi. - were held at th e churvh Sunday at l removeil he was placed in h is c o f o'clock, i'on<lu«'t«»l by Filiere li. M (ta lle r fin. H e looked v«*ry natural and laid and K. M. Messick; m any friends and a large v«*ry little color in Ids face, thi-ngony audience »hotved th eir sym pathy w ith the that he su fferiil and that was s<» bereft visi l>y tlieir p n is n e e . Site and lier p la in ly depicted on his fa •>* w h ile a_. <l i im panion bave I» sui |s>rmitt<il to live together for m ore th a n h alf a century and upon the scaffold, was all goneand h • walk down the slo|H> of of life trustingly, at soonidl to lx* at rc.-t. T h e crowd was pi ace w ith <»'sl and m an. Site was a kind permitted to p a s s through the en- m other, intense in ftienilslii|»s; herm tighboni eloriin* nt I oYl«*ek to vie w the corpse; wa re her Is st friends. The old piotwer, | «ca we n o tim i quite a n u m lier o f ladies ed aw ay as -tie lived, going hum bly and in the .............. Ion. Lnndrcth w ill I m * tranquilly, she lias pitched her tent fa-t by burled by the enm ity in th«* old grave the river» o f life, w here y«nre «re no longer yard -oiith o f Dallas, by the side of is Militisi and days uud nights are I« o»t in an T a r r , the suicide, who shot at a wo eternal now of light am i joy. “ Leaviw bave tlieir tim e to fall, and tin were man in Dallas ¡ilHUit 7 y«nr- ago and to w ither at the north wind's breath, supp ing he had iiillu l Iter In* then And t >r- to set, but tlion lmst nil seasons for th in e ow n I», death!" shot him self w ith fatal « ffect, -«> the suicide nnd m u n lcrer w ill re»t side A n u m ls r of the normal students by id«* until the Judge of a ll the «•artIt shall «nil them to th e ir final ami teacher* w ill att«*n«l th«* national , tuie hers u - k »elation at San Francisco^ account.