V , I f Mt-Coy. l i i:iti: v u o i i s. Miss Mlllie Kern, «>f Kast l'ortlaiul. The trainp nuKiniv ¡s not at all theory is strengt lamed by tin* fact Farmers all busy. \v;i> at Sali ni Mini was the gm~t of Maggii* and Allie unfrequcut in Monmonth of late, that the sitine craft was seen anchor- Publish««! E m r i S á lu n tijr, Mutler, Thursdny and Friilay. and ar»* a grcat unnoyatiiv to tlu* iul offCajH* Foulw«*ath**r a few days «lay. Tlie harvest will lx*a Ixiuntifulono A Hule chü.l ofT, O. Burnett of peopleofour town. Thrao foot p a “* Ix'for«* entering Vaquiua, and that Milton Davis and eompany liave Frank Collin went to Portland ' l l «• ■ oeut«i Dallas, «lie»l mi Tuesday. The ftiu- -boiild lx* dealt w ith in som«* st*vere two m«*n were observad on lxuiril of re-tnriusi from tin* isiast. Wednesday. eight n i¡• - - w ay. Pitipié should lx* proteetixl her at that tim- O.i'ti-ad of one. Th«* Our liimrexl-now fis-l -afe to slay Mr. Morrison of Dallas JKVsSisl tills «•r.d was eon«lu«‘te»l by Kid. Me— iek an i t' ali ! emit remainixl anchorv«l in front of against them. Wislm-day. ing ftivil cl li young grouse, without fear of any way Friday. po|>U "II "1 J. P. Dials start«*«l his threshim- ( »-—-uiville until Monday, w hen it one reporting them. Talk of noticed Mrs. Dr. T. . 1 . Shelton and «laught- (¡rivn corn will soon lx* in the s the tirst to disappeared, in w l(w) direction it fe r ii « a l In er of K i ^ h City, art* the gue-t of Iliadi Ine Friday. It not allowing hunting or tresspassing market. j 1 lavinoli sall«xl0n*it known, ^ •thointn. conili !«■ • I»-- lx‘gln in this vicinity. by our people on their premises* as t heir r, (ative-, Mr. A. W. Lucasunil ndvai ta. The wheat flehls now present a will - ! ^ to-day, -satin-day.) The >m -hi "i «<i wild Q to endanger family. tei-pri 1 ' , goiilen hue. harve-t shouhl, no luid weather in «ELe (i ScnlciUT- Coin mu teil. stix-k in their tlelils. llev. Oslxirn will prea«-h in Airlie terfering, he mostly finished by the A. A. Mentley liashuilta new barn HHtiii an On last Tuesday Oov. Pennoyer A Mi-Coy mail, . 1 . E. Smith, is en Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. The mlildlc of August. on hi-- farm west of town. Thodi in commutisi the s»*nti*nees of K. 3 . tiled to have Id- name addisi to those onliuatuv of baptism w ill lx* ailniin- .1. !.. 1 'sill.; «V and w if«* of this Dnrrett, of Multnomah county, and who votisi (J) Mrs. C. 1 ». Johnson and Mrs. Lou isterixl after tlu* s«*rvi«t*s. for “ Tippisamx' and The Obscrvor^ur iuouths for òtte!«. Sailor an- visiting in town. ior to attend the |.' M. Culp of Jack-oii. Darrett wa-* Tyler too,” in IH 10 , and w hopro|xise* Mr. K hod es sold Ids farm last w e d pia. e, WciW Harvest Home eelebrations will which is situated alxnit two mi!«- Ixslside of Mrs? Flshliack’s siek «mvietisi on A p r 1 SS 7 , of lar- to ««st his ballot for the grandson in B u iin n ii .Mention. mother, Mr-. Win, Scott, of Lincoln, ts*ny by bailee eoiiiiulltisi in robbing 1SSS. soon be ill order. south of Indepemleiuv, to a Mr. llus- % T. ■ ! - :. 1 1 - i. at ! »alia -, last Thursday; hut Ix'fore they arriv a llo t h e d í a n o f M’.uoo o n t r i l s t e d t o Senator «*l«vt Hatch’s -on Fresi, Those little flies, which annoy the toii of Lafayett«*, ()r«*gon. J. C. Worth'- flue groceries. ed she had dud. The funeral scr- him. lie w as senteuml to four y»*nrs. was thrown from a pony last Satur horses and cows are leaving. Every abh-bodied mail in town is viis's were* held on the next day. M rs. . 1 . M. Culp was ismvlcted on lKxs*m- day and in the fall hi- arm was brok Re (1 our new ¡ulvcrtiseinents tlii _ .V liuiaU-r iii pie liiv parties were busy now in the harvest Held; time- seott W a- an e-©ua! de > >id lady, she | H i. lx*r 15 , lss|, ,,f man-slaughter is»m- en. The bone was iv-et and Is now are very quiet, as far as trath* and h aves a U hand and ->. veral ehildren niiltid in kill A ' (¡. W. Smith at Tli F. M. A. store has new g<xxls. enjoying the country air last Sunday in a fair w ay tolxudl right ugniti mimmi The ( »regon teachers are homeward hn-iiies- is comvrned, and w ill be to mourn her loss. Willow Springs, and sentenced to Cc innoway A- Cooper hardware till after liars A t is over. hound from the National Institute. men. i The I : 0 r- Suppf? Di po'.O'om- twelve years in prison Il \ indicai. The weekly World of Portland, puny have dis'idisl to ens t a new De- tistrv tir- » !:.© work «lone©,- Dr. I’arrishQul fiimlly, visit«*»! at < »n Tuesday we received t wo dainty I. T. Mason at Halla-. Lincoln, till unity,duriugthe week idem was idd at auction Monday to building here. This cotii|mny has • Tougli C an . 11 . D. Nicholas for * iglitQ|uiiulr«xl cards, which broke the news to us, -uinnicr ilrvss g«xxls Al! -tvh been d> lug bus!in - 0 t ily a few El»l. Mi ssiek preached at Dixie at . Ilayter’s, Dalla; D’Jersey Van Cleve, of Vaquina that Mr. ® L. Tatum and Miss dollar-. o at c< at 1 montli m in A ; but have met with ¡o ’clock I; (Sunday. O Ii i - the follow In r ii <j!ic l:i-t is- Fanny L. Camptxdl were married at Hiram (iorinan, a negro, aVd a good success, conducting their lnisi- O-1 to \'; ugim-, ¡».dia- the leaslii© Kx*Sh--rhi'(¡rove-Qind his e-t'xa- stu* of lii- paper: “ l’lieannual meet- Sjxikant e Fall-, \V~.T., Inst I'hur-ilay. Jew» ler. well know’ll character of Halem, died *!e~s in a manner, inrw rvO .iy -ati — ir-iiTiy. hie w il* were caller- hereTliur '3 Da Folk bVv and rvsidisl here Fi ntoli A- <D aitt thè lcadiiig mer- la-: Monday morning, ol quick von-^factory lOtlu iWik ir c*ustomers, and high- I P o . penden»-«* will soon add to and sumption. He was a son ol Mrs. | v gratifying t>> ouaref^ople. The 1- announced for Aug. Wth in '© e i n . all ld-(t)fe ’till within (lie past two ^ H t - of Dalli;«; look at thelr >toek improve their water \vorks. Indo- befon i going elsewhere. 1 lannaji ( ¡orinan, the pioneer negros- buihling w ill lx* a two story fl-ann 11 is right o the midst o f ® >g day«, years when ho went to Spokane O 1 le inx*d- no introduction to ] P. fC Mar/ v (vi -ia-.-Qu n«*w pi n-lciie»' is on the booifrr who .Jfr >1 evi ral w eek- since. I :|s\7U; tile lower story _w ill be uscii and if the lxivs can nilsi* Vi duster Falls. ©i-ry day. (all ani - ■ • h 1 - Mrs. T. ( ». Waller was taken quite . o as their store room an.rtlie uooerft- ,!l' •«>" i!l l"*'l'»‘ :1 iiiiit«»rm.^he people of this vicinity; Ids gener- room anil The farm© are now harvi harvesting a ■ of Wall pii' ", wimlow blinds ill T'liti;--«luy tiigiW hut i- at present ted for a hall w ith r.istnim and gal- ,‘° o1 :,:" 1 inexpcndve appeaiMuee.aml ousand genial dlsp« slon made him il etc. bountiful crop. This is a year of much better. lerv Th. bi*;idiii"'(H'!© be -itu T-«■. 1 I1-1' ' for the millionaire- they really legion of w arm friend-' here, whoeite Q plenty, and new vigor and push is The dry g*x»i-stare F. M. A. wil! on one of the be-t s'ite- in town. The »'re, provulisl^iey swing a pair of him as ¡m example of worth and in- A large number of Dallas famine'? give you a Ilardala it y (Q)will «ili instituted throughout the county. shix's or slippers over their sltouhlers tegrilv. Tin* fair bride has reshled are taking an outing in the moun and eethem. q company expa t A match game of base ball will lx* commence . - :i >s ¡t it» po—¡!>le to 'vl|i‘,l> Hi‘ ,v netsl not put on, ofi'ourse at Corvallis for t hive years buck, hut cllev and Vanduyn are in thè tains. I s q !. U- c - i to-morrow tSuti- u*t the material «ui theGround until they walk into the wiile-sptieed formerly of Polk county. She is a w Uh tic largest stock of generai lion. J. J.AJalv had an ¡nt«*resting O' „.omul. city as far as the stat«» h«»use; or, if lady of kindly graces, and the sun- of that place and one ,111111 meèehaiullso in 1 nd pendenee. Their letter in la-tVe/k- i - u ......the K m , a ml' 1 ’ Shackleford any of them should he •>> fortunate Jiiiic of her presene«* and love will prie- ««impari* witli thè tlnies and • V . inhlll eounty. O oc. « ■ : ' hi- i rip to the Sound « ■> >uift-y. of Salem, all g »od-are warraated ttrst class. \ct rinarv surgeon ol Salem, strike an orchard w hen the be felt by all who have the pleasure beai suffering from II you are not already a - a @ rilH *i< j> * ’■ arypp ha came over to Independence for a rid« W.1--11 yi a ■ i i» Mas due! laiQ '"k. family and valici- dog were all away, of her acquaintance. We wish the rliet© '.¡-minili loft -Imuld r so a- to e.M'ini e- !.. ’ ! . "v k ^ v i i - to tin* OnsKKVKK, semi in your uid while there he imagined th.n .m,j thus procure an over-feed, fall happy couple all joy, peaceand plen- t.> untit bini IbrOkork in hi-* -^ìop m i merehandise. name. ^ i: . >• Ó * ha.-. 1 larjxxd, ol that nUuv, insultisi lH*ldnd the pnx*esh and not get in ty and hope their wedde Weddeil life may Ile hus I h Fé;- tini' w iteli Work go to V. N. tage Alonzo Drown, the Pallas S 1 * his wile. Mr*. Sha kh^n'd return«^ until the su b urb s the j*venlng, lx* n.-calm and serení* as i a ‘‘miilsum- overahout Oranta! 11. M. l ’aUersun’s. ° home on Monday morning, her hu— (iu.u they could walk Inns tarns the iÄ*r night’s dream.” n . - \ - - 3'<5 y rt ' ■ - - " ' ¡ o ' q ' B - ‘ » net" Va- Ol’he Sideni printers are prejQring lmnd intending to follow later. Dur-! t.„unty j ai|, where, no doubt, they I Qtiodmin I 1 > O ha-© f-Rir li r.ia Via i.ay ba tfi^penif^-iA ernl day to entertain all the fraternity ofthe lug the morning lie met llarpool wouhi lodge them if not already! “ Dtt'ls” - ' o l a W 11 ¡eli Mar-hal Dohanan, of Independence they a^oilVÒ.ir • ; f tle- n.-xt A I’ -atin of Trade. state at thè meeting ofthe Press A — anil the two got into words over tlu* j t.nnvd(xl. Stu.O Another thought! th iri • -la.' - in o.-d 0 i l W t ir : i has put a new wire fence around his s'K'iation wliieh meets Aug. luth. “Tell im' not in mournful un tubers," -upposi-d insult, and llarpool ilrew a ; The governor’ niay°opeii Ids wid«*- ■ out. Tliey are lirsc na-«, eall and resilience. Ailvcrti-inz (Uxsx'u’t jiuy; 1 Ite « ».t*i>i;v l i: a knowledges all ¡11- pistol and hit Shackb'ford on the |>nmtucd pli:©nthropy and invite1 see Fieni. l'or lln> muli « non rompo« tin tili« We a;\* reliably Informisi that W. vitation to beprcsont oli tliat oewts- Who would «urli nbsurd tiling« nay. I li«*ad, intlietlng a had wound, lie you to tarry with himself and bosom, Éfteeta •!< properiy f" u--»e 1 and F. Williams and II. (i. Hastings " I .ilr is i. ¡ !! l.ilri«i unirsi © »•>'0 tluai "jumped tow li,’ to avoid erre-t. fi i».n,l- at Ids home in the in-yy' asy aecurately111 -Iat il-'iiry l ’¡itter«oii'-. Vini the limit who ho]«*s to rise Evtìry pair warranteil. .No lìt, no w ill run the Airlie warehouse this . 1 . IL Syron, who lives witli his soli bsh^klefmtl’s head was dressed and iumj \vi,.» know 1 But wouldn’t To -im • ss in any rulline'. sale. Peter, near Sbendali, was 1 Q'it in lie lett lor Salt m. •V!i" b ¡t ia> gorgeous for you tomi*«£, in an i Mu |9 v .1 1.1 (idvtrl 5 Ml- M illie Doughty r> turned from New York ¡»9 years ago. lie came to R. M. Smith w "i - il dry goa l« ¡¡.- A rustling insiiraiiee agent from undress, uncoiiventioi^il manner tixi, I ‘ In III" world’s broad Urlìi of badie, cheitii as any |>:;n* • hi thè eounty. the > ael.ei-s as- (Nation a; .'-.in bran- this country nearly forty years ago. ill the eoulliet of real life," New York reached Port land a Ibrt- with the kludr d^appr dative -pir- Cali m i • 'e i.iai. Advert ising h the «xret cisco Thursday. lie is now quite feeble, hut keeps • night -¡nee and In © C*' days <ac- . it- (BatOnngregate around the festal ( >1 .i hiel „ i. n in t!n strife. ® Pn nts, oi!s, varnishin, ete., at ( Mrs. E. T. Henkle, wifeof tin ;t ii-^noi king around and can read with «•ceded in glutting tlie following gen- board-and-clothi s of that grand in- I "la.. O rich im a ¡ill o mimi 1 a Wat-Tlimis; '. ltd barber, of Imlependenee, is visit out glass s hi tter than lie could iii) tlemen to insure their lives forjdliO- stitution «»f ri'tirexl mental athletes!; Wc cun imikc ear mi ll i sublime;" H> iry l’atter mi ha« Just rerei ve»! ing in town. Anti by lihcnil iulvcrti-ini; years ago. iNMieaeh. C. 11 . Lewis, 1 » . P. i’liomp- However, do not lose any sleep ov- j l ©tin- 1 . .In -i -iiiiiiiiit climb. a ne'v -• >ek »>f ali tiie 1 -t n ivcltc - A. D. Criggs is now furnishing the . 1 . Mills, of Amity, jumped off a son, It. D. Knapp, V. D. DcLa.-h- er th«* prospect of -o glorious a reali- | “I.i t a« tlicn lx1 up ami doing," in th ‘ Jewt lry line. N'<> old good- in his stock. Drop in and examin» county with the lx*st beef. His w a wood shed recently, running a nail mutt, W. 8. Burrell, W. K. Smith, /.ation, for softly lx* it said -tlie In i n k ( in-i i:\ 11: our ml«, insert; "Still Hi'liiuving, «till imnniing.” them. gon goes out every day. one and a half inches into his foot. S . ( ) . Deed. Tin* aggregate annual governor may forgi’t t" invite^juu! Itusiiicss then will lie alert. ■ Iie “ ()shorne” ni Aver ln»s an Ini- -Mr. \^>ison and wife, of Nevada, Iilood pois;ciing was threatened for premium is about $lo,(Ki<> of w hich In fact, some sour-graituxi, binous, I pro' F ra n k D u lle r, C o l \ r\ S t K V K V in t assert ahi; l of nnytliii .. ( all and ~ei w hore-ided la re some eighteen year - awliile hut Mr. Mill.-is now able to the agmit's share* the first year will colored mugwumps actuully lei.'i© '-, v a lu e r in d a u c tio n e e r; p o s ta o that lu* alwavs d rin k s alone!” be nearly $ 15 ,(» ;K » . lie on the -tn < !. AVoo/Ar. them at (¡oodnian and D aily';- In- ago, are visiting old acquaintances. a ild ress, 1 » m I Ins, P o lk e o u n ty , ( ire g o n . O . . . dep- ldeliee. Tlie < >ri*gon editor of the ('}irM inn Nat Holman, i.. D. Mulkey and Miss SeratTord, of Portland, is vis- S p e citlc a tio n s, e stim a te s, p la n s a n d Thoti-aud- " ' v ! ’ !' ' ¡ting her unde, Mart Scrailbrdon t # Dave Darns ¡mil their families, of Z)i</r/>rndnif of Oakland, Cal., pays I inai ilia <'ca n ty . d r a w in g s o f d w e llin g s , b arn s, b rid g e s, best tlicv ever us- 1. Ujey mean tlie 7. ’ w Dallas, pa.- -ed through this town on this compliment to our Polk county While 'sewing me '.io - -.'on will Luekiaimite. ("C -a v atlo n , ea rth w o r k o n n d liriek - Wi ..{her ver.'O ¡inn. Monday on their way to the Soda rupre'sentatives el«*et: “ Polk eounty fln«| them at Fe-tcr A Vernons, In- \\-< Kohortson is liack from his w o r k fu rn i-h ® l. M ill a tte n d ill D a l Harvest has begun. w ill lxoi'» !,!'e-en!( i| in tlie lower Qdejpc'idem t ri j * to Kllcnshurg, W. T. \Yo notic Springs in tlie ('aseades, Linn county. las on \Vi«ltit*silay a n d T h u r s d a y In Manv from Centerville are at the They w ill sojourn then* for a few- House of our next Legislature* by B . H. Butler has all kinds of n 'd him 011 our trt'eis I’uesday. each ©»linty couW w e e k . < Itllce a t two of our brethren, F. S. Powell of warm springs. The springs are we; k during tin* w arm weather. chii. oil-, ('.di and see him before th e c o u rt house. A crank is a person with an actual Monmouth, ¡mil C. < i. I '¡.-her of Dal quite a summer resort. pur* basing els. where. The siicvl hoy climbs tlie npple tree!® idea of some kind. If lie lias no idea las. These are nn*n who fear Ood V. i . w • as i'.’i ' line of There is quite a finding of Indigna And. v. :tli ■ eliyliU >1 mil n, ;® i work righti >usn< - , ;::nl we re tion towards .Judge Ison for giving gro. ri«'s astir*' to lie found in any then alms«'- thi‘ crank. I Im H I • lc . I3> Let fill the nmile green, 8(U' in tin v.'.lley. il" i- al\A \- . 1 . A. Roberts has •»■■ . ¡^ putting a joice t" km>v, tint HUCh RI ©to I'" Ills decision in favor of Hartman, in They grip the Iruit with noisy file»*, rSfiK' and willing to wait oil ca-b ni- well down with his steam well boring our legislators, q Just wrested from the stem; tf?' contest in" clerk-hip lietwvi 11 Oregon Pacific Railroad. ers. lint «"on with grim tenudtv iii;i(©ne for .1. Ii. V. Hutler. Hartman and Young. The Judge i The apple green grip- them. Note tlie following -peeialfu - at And Or$;imn rtevotopment ComRn^’l The town of Rosylin, W. T., near I undoubtedly showed partiality. sti V.arc housem en'« e?c«'tiiiR. She lly A N'anduyns: t 5 inch ( nihroi- iimsliip line ZJ > mill - «liortcr, it» hour« Llleiislnirg, was almost totally de- The Dämon farm two milos south Young will carry the case to the su der skirting. N av ports irl-Q'l.inilc- lc.-« time tliun l»y any other route. First lmst Saturday a nuniix'r of Polk i la-- 11. © and fn a ll' line flroia chinile cord, fancy ornamenr< for ta-1 stroved by tire on Sunday evening. uf her«*, was sohl liy II. Hirschlx*rg premi«* c«iurt, where* he hopes to get Purtl.'ilid and all |«iint« in the Willamette county warehousemen and a repr**s- bie searfs, etc. ! this weck. Lymon DanOn, who is a Just dceUion. Th«* matter will lx* \ alley to and from Hsu Knmeiseo. «•ntntive of nearly «*very warehouse in M iss Kate Dristow entertaimsl a All farmer- w !i > int nd purchasing \\ i i * i'er line ol® amcTS. residing on the place, will build a r nu mbered against Ison when lie Self hinders should call and the numlior of her lady friends last Fri- The Win. M Ih ar. tlie X. S Ik ntley, tlio Yamhill county, met at McMinnville neat r -idi nee on bis farm just across c imi - iq» £>r ofliie agnin. O Three Sister« are in «ervice lor both |>a.««ett- new ••( > dmanV and (| p. witli genuine old-fawioned for Mfe pWpose of discussing th« I ■ he r ad ;' ^ all, for Iti- future honic. Don v ’s, Independence. It has \Y. M. I’iercc, school s!iprrmt«*n- ecrand freight tratfle ix'tween i'iirYull*«^ | 3 plan to proti«'» their in ¡ere -t-and t< > Portland and in' |«»int«, l> a ing ma; new improvement- and an < n- quilting. . . i . . fanner ________ S ffie r . highest . . . , post«- ___ S. W. Smith, a fortner In«l«*pon- si’eure to the dent, with i nnmbn of toach- eompany'« wharl". t orvidli«, and M. wr«. A two-prongisl buck «leer was tìr. ly new road wheel. Hillman A Co'« wharf '¿110 and Front 1 ers emmiy i- ntt' ii^iiig ihe -treel. Portland, three time« each week a« Tiie celebrated broad’ien 1 dre-- k ill' d Tuesday (fy • and one-half denee merehant, i« now located at ible market price; F^'owing -ay- ,'r'i "I Association at National Teachers Wail-bui'a.^Al'. T. Fi'om one who follow -. gOo l just i -, ived dire* t from the m iles from Salem by . 1 . il. Ross and the _ Rcporlor, are the resolutions NOItTII IIOI NI». feet ary at .Shelly ò V: luluyns. < ’ol- Newt Mct'auley, in a wheat field in Intely vi-iti'd that town, we l«*arn he adnf?.ed: l.!y eumhlning to secure San Francisco. It is to lx* hoped I«,a \ t '( ’or valli- Moo. W e d .a n d Fri. l'i.:>nain lixl ors sihsolntel.' guaranteed. Best many they will return with lias the large-t stock of gixxls in timt im©* uni'Oin rati s of freight; to “ Itu.v« l.n’g Tile. Tim unit Hnt ItlOuni Polk i-ounty. ^ K d s for tlu* money. ■ I ................... 1 10a in thrivingeity, and tliat he enjoys the «•urc better prb*os for wheat by c >m- tl it " - teli e- alxmt thè edue •aSm- Arrive Portland “ “ “ “ »0 u m I MrsrsLttHansi. urCity Dazaar t iuL-le- llarpool. who stru«k I)oc’ , full eontiden«*«* of timt [icople. al int«*rests of our li.itimi. bluing and dealing «lir«*ctly with Qe sorrii itorxn. I Iiiilrpendoiv e. L:i - a nice lot Sh icKli ;br«l ov. r th«* h« ;nl with a The l ’rohibitionists elaini it was le ave Portland Mon Wed and Fri S OI ti m E. (’. IV ntlnnd, «-ditor of the W>.»f shippiTs; to «dmrge tlirex* in'iits a ofladii's muslin underwa ir, ho-iery, pistol at IndeiK iidene«* Montlay and *• Fulnimrtz " “ “ “ Ifl# p in Stde, will still resid«* at Moninouth. bushel storage to January 1 st, and the re puhliean party tliat l:«*at them ■ tv « '- , mils, collars, «'tiif-; gents neck “ Itu.v'« D i g ..................... 2:15 pm th® n ..void a n stt im- retiirm d. wear, hamlkereliief-. I -; also, -ta- Sal l:A»pnt The««litor, 1 ms purehasixla fast hor-e one-lmlf cent from that dat«* to July - i liadly in < n >ni in Ih" J^ju* eli <•- krrivi Corvallia TucaTlm 0 Mhuny tion t v , b,ioks, croqitiT -ets, notions whii'h he w ill exercis«* lietwixn the 1st; t<u.-el 1 -aeks at cost price; to | ti«»n, 0 it they think iim* the reptil»- L. W. Roliertson, of Independence « > ; O I’.e ' • a 1. inti urn rabie, ( all be; ire purchas- furious v i e t O will build a large and commodious {wo towns, a.s weil as making tours i■ barge mie cent I b iO ’-hs pa— ing Ii«nn- hid u h ing elsew here, PAII.Y r.mSKMlf.K THUS«—EXCKrT «1 XUAVU. one* , tip ly the -:ilii(~eir>© l w ill not tiirough warehous** and two < **'iits If over the countv in search of sul»- Z. F. Vaughn always ki p« the lat- brick busiiie-s hnit-e, Two story, ixtivo A'nqtitntt ( 1 : 4.5 n in I he put forth to effect sudi another | “ CorvallU 10;^’» it in piacisi on «torage. Calcutta -ae «st stvl«*s in ¡dl kind- >>f ji-weleryanil the upjK*r w ill i»e usisi as an opera s«*rilK*rs. W tcifiil o rn a m e n t-, id k i i " W - h o w A young man iiam««l I 7 .n l.-» . aged are now -eillng ter nine < ■ it ' ' ' " r>> But prolils the reptililiratis Arr Alluuty 11:10 a ni ) J.tuvt* Albany 1:00 p in 1 to<lisplay them to the lx*-t advantage. hail. o th tr s low er in proportion Liquidity , lieve not lost their vitality, neither „ < orvalli)« 1:40 p lit .> M. L. Whit«* and I.. Lemons and It», was drowned n«*ar Scio, Linn Co., Arr Yui|uina .r* »io p m ) The conducting of warehouses, to a will they for many generations to [You cun get first class miai families pas-isl this way Sunday on while bathing in the river Monday from (tixxlmaii and Douty, In- great extent, for the two counties c«»me. You will think prot««'tion Is f>. «(:. C. train*» nnnnwt at Allmny anil <*or* their way to th«* Luckiamute Falls evening. He could not swim and pemlenee. the issue w hen you «««• how nicely vallF rin al» Y< trail • «nin -rt at Ytuplina w ill lx* uniform system. was washed down liy the current in with tin; ortvMi Dcvt'inpnient < Viinpany’M to «‘lijoy a «lay of outing: Harri on and Morton walk into the H id i»f •«iiiixliipM I Hit w it'ii Yaqnina and to fleep water. Several small lxiys ( »ttr worthy post master has lx*«*n White Ilou-e at tlie expiration of San Fraiu lscn. A h Opium Smuggler HAILIN'*• !>ATI*>»-FROM YAQT'INA. so ill ¡is to he confintsi to Itis room witnesseil hi- death, amlg-ave alarm. Clevelaml’s term of ofllcv. i house and ham, 150 sores Willanii’ttr Vallt-y Tliur^dav, 7:40 a. tn* gli» v The e«*lipsi* of the moon last Sun Yaquina bay lias Ixs-n treated to a for the few «lays passed, l>ut is now l ur^lay, .Inly »ini il1 <*ultivati"ii - i j »er aere. There i- a very l»right young law Will idicttr \ illcv day night was watched by a large sensation in th«* shiqx* of a mysteri W il l;.n i< ’ttf \ iH ( v W * Illicitly ■ “ lHlh 1 new h>m«oand bam new able to lx* out again. [3M."» A' 'V- yer in tin county seat, lie lx a son W UianM ’tt« * V all«‘v Hnndav “ « ‘ SWh auilients* of our citizens. Tin* night ous craft that is Ix'llev««! to is* mi 1 ,r r o blmril 1 The M cs-rs. Shinns, painters, who FROM HAN KRAN’t IH 4 X). SI•<i i<istur«'. .«1 ! jer acre. was a glorious one for viewing the opium smuggler. It is a littl«* Ixsit of an ex-senator. When Mr. Iri-li Wlllamcttr Valley Thiirstluy Jutic ‘ 28 th re-1 have flnish«xl several neat jobs alxtut I ISO A n - n'l r>»«l fami land. IO « itos phenomenon. It lasted alxnit five some twenty f<«*t in length, rigged w as here* lie remarked to one of tin* Willamette Valley Friday, July Iftli iiou.'«* «ut«! barn, B\ imnierfxll' ■« Monmouth, are* kept busy thmugh T ur iay ,, 2 * 4 tli hour«. \vh«'ii the darkness gradually with sails and furnished with a min farmers of the county, that ‘ ‘ Irish Willamette Vail, y ih ro. it i« »voli l>«at(«i. Khani. f-iTJ r % 0 the country, spreading paint for the instruct the Willamette Valley Friday “ 27 ought to go out ami n cultivation. go«nl hou#e stole away anil tin* moon resumed iature enhin, anil when it entered 100 1 A I ^ *’ " v tin- rilit I-» < liangc farmers alxnit the evils of the tariff, -.»i I i!tur <l.il(^ ’A :i I d <:li li •; !« C. r * 11 1 bar; • > - Mimmerfaliow. tarili divi«l- farmers. tin* even tenor of her way. |xirt last Saturday it hnd hut a single -, ; . » l «pringin caoh, very N ll— l*iLHwii^en< from Portland and all - d ¡lit»» til'« : ! r Tlie litth* ten-year-old son, Fred, we city people know all alxiut it.” James Tatom w ent to Portland hi-t «»eenpant, who told ¡t fairy story alxnit • 5 |« r aere. Willamette Valley point# rail make rloxe à t r e b l e farm, • The farmer quietly replied, “ tlie of Senator E. T. Hatch of McCoy, fiiiim’itioii uitl» the train# ofthe Yatjuina ,1 h,m«o sud hsm. «» xeres M l \ Saturday and rami* home on M«»n- Ids hailing from Shoaiwat<*r ixvy, anti «1 on hard, «|>h txiid ;t>» k was thrown from a p*>ny last Sutur- farmers arc not so easily gulled.” r*aite at Albany or (’orvallU, und jf<le#tine»l it day. lie is rustling in th«* insurance having start»«! for Alaska with a Hun Fnnu if#-o #hoiild arrange to arrive at * irm, #lo i « t tin* young I«v«l man was rath«*r to day, in tli«* fail l»oth Uinesof on«* arm Yaipiina the evening before -«ailing. anil real <-tate business; finding a finrtinrona pn»specting tour. His I All tlu shove f.imi« aro i h<>ire lan>l xn<l were broken. PawM»nger and fnixlit rates always the low number of immigrants looking for partner «lesertixl him at th«* mouth sold. ■Brly located. lie ìuirios *>v txail will rres'lc»* est. For inti»rinuUo!i apply to TV .« 1 MTIIA. Fairl Hewitt, while in town Sun hoiiM-s, he of course head««! tb.**m t«»- of the Columbia, as ho wax afraid of C. C. 1 too IK, Pp nipt attente»n. We soli arul tske >>n cafri- Acting iD’nd freight nnd pii^^eng^T agent a bsxion.sny |»r..|.Fltios in Oregon. JAMEX day. was taken suddenly sick, and ward Polk count}*, the county that braving the <x*ean in so small a craft, Oiegoii PjwitW* railroml (’o., t’orvalli#, Or. 1 L a t i » m . m ,.mu.> i uth, Folk eounty, onw>n. was not able to r**tuni to his home on has ail the natural advantages to Thegen« ral opinion at Yaquina is Morse shoeing, new sh«x*« $!.•><»; f. If IIAHWELL, Luckiamute, ’till Monday morning. make a pleasant and -u«««— ful l<x«- that inst«»il of being aprosp«*ctor the resetting -lax-« all around ♦ .*(»; plow' <«« iieral freight and [m^i’iiger agent sharp »ing without cutter t.tSM »ml Oregon Development Co., *»i Mont street, The Yamhill County Agricultural tion, however modest tln-ir Ix gin- lone sailor is one of th«- many opium all other work in pr«»|x»rtl«»n. Oak Haik Franeiseo. Association will hold its annual fa r nlng, they n n y lx* sun*«»f flmling smugglers who now inf«*st this coast, ««»upling pul in for#l, oakl>ars«ach # 1 . at ('. Iainktr««*’s Monmouth at commencing .September l'»th, and themselves in poastssion o fa compe*¡and that he has lafrled hi Dry Goods Store at tli«* «»Id stuixl. continuing four days. t«*ncy after a few luborou- y«*or«. somewhere In th 3 D 7 V X j I_ l A S . VMt P|llfe»County Observer. 0 I IILUC O - K *» '‘C r J The Yaquma Route. t Farm s for Salo. (¿E X E IIA Y T E K , t ■ . •I /J I