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• o mean.” In thi* regard the school teacher has a certain responsibility ----------- for hin scholar«. There arc few uc- C. C. DOUGHTY, Puhlisher tions in a hoy’ s life more important than tin; choosing o f hi« friend.«; yt t Subscription Hair«. this choice is too often left to the de cision o f elreninstances, or to the - IVr Y «Jr. >1 (SO IVr Mix Moniti». I pleasant preferences o f the liour. 1 he 75 Per Fuur Months. so I school teacher, from the standpoint Advertising rat«* made known oil a|>i>li- o f life, ought to la* able to show his cation. Corre«|iondeiiee is solicited from all friend* I scholars how to choose their friends* of the paper. and he should be able, also, to coun- ' Momiioatli, Oregon, Sept. 15. 1SSS. .««•1 them in the duties und resposibil- ! ities o f friendship. The things taught I in the lesson hour may be soon for- j gotten; but i f a teacher succeeds in | building up about hi« scholars a pre 5 0 C T S serving wall o f friendship, he w ill or Four Months. j have supplied them with an Influ- Republican National Tickst. l enei* which may go on forever shap ing their lives for good._____ Fur President, ( Yidcr brothers o f Dallas have 20,- 000 shakes for sale cheap.____________ Polk County Observer. THE OBSERVER FOR f B E N J A M IN HAHRIMON, o f Indiana. For Vice President, LE V I I*. MOUTON*, o f New York. For Presidential Elector*, ROBERT M< I.FAN, W.w. KAPI'S, C. W. FULTON*. Platform : Ihrotectinn o f . I merintn fiuhtntrii*, American I fouir* for War kitty nun. O Motto for transparencies: “ Cleve land’s Ijetter o f Acceptance, Check o f $10,000 to the Democratic National < *om in it toe.” Harrison’s letter o f acceptance is a thoughtful, plain and manly paper. It isfli striokiiig contrast with the turgid style and common-phut* plati tudes o f Cleveland’s letter. W hile the latter must have made the aver age democrat fool tired, the former will give itsauthor additional streng th witli his party, and inspire the Confidence and win the support o f thousand.« o f thoughtful penpleevory- where, who think more o f the pro. gress and prosperity o f this country anti the welfare o f our own citizens, than the success o f ¡my political party Thesurvey o f u rudromi frotn As- toriti to Allm ny Oregon wus coni- meiicctl ut thè formi fteity a few dny~ ago. The eomptiny intends to push this line through as rapidly tts possi- bh* and it Itould liave thè good w ill and eneouragement o f thè people of thè valley. The line w ill he built soutli along thè coust, top thè Neha- lem valley unti come out by Tilla- uiook, whieh is nearly on a direct line iK'tween Astori»! and Alliuny. Considering tht* wenlthy country this rotul w ill develop and thè great ad- vantage It w ill !*■ tu thè producers of this valley, it is thè most importunt line that l»jts bc n projeetisl in lite State. W hen we consider the patronage o f this great office, the allurements o f power, the temptation to retain pul»- lie i,In, , ' .......... ...................... . than ..... lie ............. and more all, the availability a party finds in till incumbent hum a horde ofoffieo- • ''.holders, with a lea l lxtrn o f benefits p'k'ttlved anti fosteretl by tln^hu|M'of ^ favors y e t to eotne, stand ready to aid with money and trained political service, w e recognize In the elig ib il ity o f the President for rc-olivtion a most serious danger to that ealm .de- liltendeand intelligent nction wliieli must diuruetorizo a government by tlie people. From President Cleve- land’s letter y f aeerpfanre, August is, 1884. This snme I’resident Cleveland bits eontriluited $I u , ihmi (dr eampaigu pur- poses. The Supreme Court ( ter a0il Report«1:-. A correspondent from Salem tq^hc Oregonian on the question o f the Su preme Court ( lerk and Reporter (ire- sent« certain facts touching that office that are food for thought for the tax payer. The office ¡« the best paid for the I. 0 t work o f any in the State. L ik e in California and all the other states the office should I k * elective', the 1 lieu in In-nt should lx* a man whom the people select and not the Judges o f the court and he should lie a man who w ill devote histim eto the office. Let one o f our men titers present a bill to the next Legislature making the office elective every four years by the votes o f the stifte and meantime a clerk be elected by the present legis lature to hold office until his succes sor is elected and qualified. Th e pa lters throughout the State ip v in g the interests o f the people nt heart should discuss this question and ventilate it thoroughly to the end that the needed reform be accomplished. The start- ling fact is di cle «1 by tiie Oreyon that tqore *1 than noi corre ...... undent -a....* *’■"* "*' SMMio per anmim is realized from the office, a .«uni $12000 in success o f the gro«s salary o f the three .Supreme Ju dges. Let the overburdened tax payer he relieved from the ineumbus and mark our word the man who en gineers a Itili through the Legislature m aking the office a salaried one at $2i«io per annum and g iv in g the peo- l»Ie a say as to the man they want w ill receive the lastitig gratitude o f all. W A N T E D , ..... Th e h*tt«‘r o f nctvptatuv o fG ro vo r Ulevt'land lut.« I k ' cii ¡««nod. A fter rain|illni(>ntiug Hit* Ancrienu | mh >|> lt- upon tin* fact that they have a very gtssl governumiit, anil explaining what a big thing the office o f presi dent i.«, lie writes a long democratic free trade etlitorial -not «,> able an editorial its those o f Henry Wattt'r- aon, George Jone«, Henry George anti other« but «till a very fair arti cle for one o f tbe president's experi ence in sueli matter«, lit* argues from the iv«.«umption that the sur plus 1« # 1.10,000,000, when the fact is. as told by hi« hitvd men, that when the hills are paid it w ill ltc only about #26,000,1» ni . He rt>|>cuts the argom eots o f his mes-nge for “ tariff reform ,” anti «till ttukes the state ment that “ W e hav»' eoteretl ti|M>n no crusade o f free trade.” There is nothing new or original in the letter. H e wants “ vindication” for hi« at tempt to inaugurate a righteous and hcncflt'lal reform. H e w ill Is* "vitt- <licuti«l" on Novendter 6th. N'ofrs- man. One’s t«>mpanions have much to tlo with makingone's moral atmosphere. Perhaps more young livi'« are ruintsl thmugh the corruption w hieh come« from e v il coiti|Mtnionship, than from any other external ean«e. "G o with the wolves,” says a Spanish proverb, and yon w ill learn to how I.” ” tio with mean |ieopl»'," says an F.iiglNh by-word, "and you w ill find life 1*01.1, TAX. AdiaiuNtratorx Notici'. Iti thcC otinty Court o f thè State o f (»regoli for Folk county. In re t -tate o f I ’. W. Pra- ther. late o f-a i'l county. dtvensod, notiee is hcrchy giveti t > all whom it may concerti that I bave Ibis day I h i 'II appointdl by Iloti. Jonathan s'toutT* r. County Jtidge, o f i iid county, iidmiiii-irator o f thè estate o f P. W Prathcr, late o f- a id county. dcecasod. All persoti« holding claitnsagallisi -aid estate are requitt' 11" pH'scn tlicin t > m e dulv verified witliiu -i\ iiiotith* Irom (Ulto and all |«T- soti« indchted thert'to » i l i plea.se make ini- iiKsliitte paymcnt. Dateti Sopì. It. 1««,«. .1 .1 l'ale, 'I N. Prathcr. Attv forestale. MOXMO l ’ / ’/ / , OR EG OX. Open* September loth. T .Y lW s a general hanking business. Might Prnth, on N c » York. Sin Ftun.-i < > or Port land. IV|»tsit* m i'iv « «l subject to check or on certi tit ate» o f (leixisit. ( ’olh**tioiis » i l l receive prompt attenti m. O ffiiv hours ,« a. in. lo o p . m. nt. Hatis Itorglar B 1011 J Safe, se Bale Lock. cured hg Physician and Surgeon, Office Main Mt., next to Vaughn’*, Dallas, Or Ill re estati.' o f IIom ce <i. Ila w le v deceMed: Notili* is lie rei iv given to all whom it limy ,;„ , ni dial at the September term, A. I»., J*. C - I B Y I R I D , 1 viH, o f the county court o f Folk county. Oregon I was appointed adm inistratrix * f the estate o f Horace O. H aw ley o f sai.l l oiin- tv, diseased. A ll person« holding claims against sai*l estate w ill present them to me, Office over l.add A iiusli s Rank, Salem, Or. ,lulv verified, within six months from this dntc, and all person« indebted to said estate will please make me immediate payment. Warren Truitt. E m ily J. H aw ley, Attorney. © V dm inistq^rix. Dated Sept. 5, 1888. «b* tS fo -:0:- N IK S A S M IT H . D E N T IS T , JOHN* J. DALY, W e are Selling our Stock of •lttorney at Law , Executor* Sale. O 0 i *iied: N N !1 ® promptly attend trusted to him. to all legal business u V otive!« hereby given In a li whom it may D A LLAS, OREGON. concern that mi the l.’itii day o f Oct. 1SSS at the hour o f O N E o’clock p. m.. I w ill .«ell on the FRF.MIMEM the follow in g described real W A R R E N T R U IT T , pro|K*rtv belonging t<> the estate o f Nelann Nealv, »1 a~*l, by virtue (j/ the power o f nule in «aiti decedent* last w ill and testament t .-wit: The donation land claim o f H. S. N. aly in section- 21 and 22 township !) S R a D A L L A S , OREGON. west o f the W illam ette Meridian ; also, lots No - t uml ft in said -ce. No. 22 in said to w n W ill praetjee in all the courts o f the State. ship and range; also that other tract o fla n d Office in Court House. beginning at the south-west com er o f dona tion latnt claim. No lit) Iteing the D L claim o f Fatti lltlteriirand in said township and range, thence (list 20.50 ehs, thence north O. 50 ( hs, thence south 51°, west 31.50 chs, thence south g.’t.su> elis, to place o f beginning and containing in all 207 acres more or less. Term o f sale cash in hand. DRY GOODS AT COST. A tto rn e y at Law, & Vernon, B a ste* g ^ »N o w is your chance to gat great Im&nin.«, in out Dry Goods, l aney Goods, Notions, n o th in g , Boots and Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Crockery and (flasswure, departments, etv. Awa Former Offers Fade Away In Oblivion. Lyman Damon, John J. Daly, * A tty for executor. Executor. t>-5t Druggists and Apotheca^es. o The Yaquina Route. D rugs. Paint«, oils. Ola-s and all o ftc r.V r tides kept in a first-class drug store. ( Tin Itinrhnals arc n it running at jiresc.it on account of law stage nf water.) N O R T H BOUND. la ave Corvallis Mon. W ed. and Fri. 10:35am “ R ay’s L n ’g l ue. Tltu und Sat 9:50 a in “ Ftliqiiartx “ “ “ “ tl:40am A rriv e Portland “ “ n “ 3:30 a m SO U TH BOUND. Leave Portland Mon W edund Fri 8:00am “ These goods must bo sold. Ä airW e aro goin g to doso out our stock, ami parties noeding anything in our line w ill find it to their advantage to t^ll and see us. Prescription'! Carefully Compounded. Oregon Facific Railroad. And Oregon Development Company’s steamship line 225 miles shorter, 20 hours less tim e than by any other route. First class through pa-«etigcr and freight line from Portland und all |Miints in the Willam ette r.e*~.v!sn Dealers in Reed it Barton’s Sil valley to am! from Man Francisco. ver and Fluted Ware. Jewelry, J/usicul In W illam ette river line o f steamers. T h e W in . M. Hoag, the N. M. Bentley, the struments o f all kinds. Three Sisters arc in service for Is ith passen ger and freight trinile between Corvallis and Independence. Brick Block, Portland and intermediate (Kiints, leaving 0 Corvullls, and Messrs H illm an A C o - wharf. 200 and 202 Front street, Portland, three times each week a« follows: James Goods will be Sold Cheap. lé^-Rember the place, corner brick store, NIKS & S M IT H ,* « Oregon. Dallas, Tatom . $pal Estate and Insurance Agent Monmouth, Oi’sgon. FulquarM ................... “ 1W5 p m “ Ray's D i g .......................... 2:15 pm A rriv e Corvallis Tiles Thu “ Mat 4:20pm Boats make close conneetion at Alhattv with tra in s o fth e Oregon Paeilie railroad. 3ST. ZEE. SHELLEY & VANDUYN, B U T L E R , li.U L V PASsr.-VOEK T it I I NS— EXCEPT SUN LA YS . Druggist and Apothecary. [wave Yaquina 0:45 a m J . “ Corvallis 10:35 a lit • A rr Albany 11:10 a lit I Leao* Albany , 1.00 . I» ' " l < 'orvallis Y: HI )( m ■ A rr Ytu]uina 5:30 p m ) Head Quarters fo r General Merchandise, — Dealer ill— ntgs, Chemicals, Books, Stationery,Toilet "articles, etc. a O. A*. C. train* t-mnect at Albany ami Cor vallis The «b ove traili- eotuteet ut Yw|uitia with the Oregon Development C om pany'« j* r & r i p i i t m . Cart'fully Compounded. lute " ! - * l- ; » letv.'.t:! A .. ,*a:aa at.d . San Frnnciseo. A II.IN 't. D ATES FROM Y A Q U IN A . , - - - W illam ette Valley Friday, Sept., 7th I W illam ette V alley W ed m -dav „ 19th FROM S A N FRANCISCO . W illam ette Valley Saturday Sept., 1st W illam ette Valley Thursday ,, l.’itli W illam ette Valley Tuesday, " 25th Oregon State Normal School. This company reserves the right to change -ailing > O without iee N It— Passengers from Portland and nil FULL FACULTY, W illam ette Valley |(oints ran m ake close GOOD BUILDINGS, connection with the tr a in s o fth e Yaquina route at Albany or Corvallis, and i f destined LIGHT EXPENSES. to San Francisco should arrange to arrive at Yaquina the evening before sailing. Passenger and freight rates always the lo w est. For information apply to C. e . H O O U E , Acting general freight and passenger agent Oregon Pacific railroad Co.. Corvallis, Or. C II H A S W E L L . lit iterai freight mid passenger agent A ll Normal Graduates receive a Diplonu* Oregon Development Co., 204 M ont street, from the State which authorizes them to Sun Francisco. teach in any public school in the State, t ithet States grant teachers’ ccrtilicatcs on presenta tion o f these Norm al Diplomas, without e x amination. D Monmouth BUY tOUll GROCERIES AT J. W ATERHOUSES. -Carries at all times a fresh and c niplete stock of groeeties.---- Normal, Collegiate, and Commsroia! Departments Vaughn & H i!lard. GENERAL BLACKSMiTHING. AND c h e a p tetTA Spt'eialtv.'vJa of Study, —Completed in a— ¿Time. .S u d fur t'iitalogne. Address the President D. T. M t a . n l x y , .Vonniutith, Oregon. D. Warren, W a rre n N ail« ill ct« j» r pound and higher. Ro|>e 16} ets | ht pound and higher. O llartlwtire, lunioer, shingles, tiHtls, «ash, doors, mouldings, etc. Wovt n m in and spiral spring matresses. F A N C Y W IR E FENCE. Oregon. Farm ers M ercantile Association, In General Merchandise. Bed Rock Prices, Best Grade of Goods, And Fair Dealing Is Our Motto. J. K. Jcrntan, & Jerm an, -All kinds of produce taken in exchange for gooda.- General OREOOS- M O X M O U T H ., Blacksmiths and Horseshoers. Amunition and fishing tackle. W all paper and w indow shad«'». Rinl cjige«, brackets and mirrors. Agricultural Implements ami Furniture. Wood Work a Specialty. frqf \N Idle w e tht:nk you for past favors we sisk a continuance o f vour patnmage.* ¡-a Farm ers Supply Depot Co., OEDEO-OLST- Y o u r patronage is soli Monmouth, , V full line o f Tlm varo Correspondingly. V Hood Line o f every deseription, as cheap as the cheapest. (till mid see him. DEALERS Mhop opposite livery stable, at the foundry Independence. Cook stoves ftirnisht'd #15 anti higher. Milk pans 12} ets and higher. Milk ¡mils .Vi ets anti higher. Stove polish 5 ct« and higher. f O cited, per week. Practical Courss New Goods--New Prices. N O T IO N S ! N O T IO N S ! ! Lrviisra-. r-iTG o nl table hoard is furnished to stu dents at the "N orm al P in in g H a ll" at $1.5C I M r WMk. Good bosidiac In flunflta with t 0 1 'slicd room, fuel and lights, fd.UU to #.'1.5( Horse-Shoeing’ Oregon. Independence Oregon. Short T v IO lS r A Æ O X J T I- î, Surprising Cash Bargains. H i l a b i n l i l i * Nniicc. Adndni-lrutor. Polk ( ’ountv Bank. • . Rovs and « i r i s to buy School Rooks * at Chatline««’ Independence.__ A dvice from (¡rant county report i that Lake Malheur, a body o f water that covers more titan 75 square miles and lias bean without outlet, is rushing through a subterranean pas sage with a great roar. Th e noise is so loud and the shrinkage o f water so great a*» to attract much attention. It is said that miles o f (brm erly sub merged land are now visible. Th e at*, omit is meager. The lal- </ re c t'iv t'S the water o f the Hlitzcn river and never overflow.-. It is situated on n rich, level plain with low shores. It is connected with Lake Harney by a shallow channel 60 feet wide and (¡00 feet long. I f the subsidence proves i l’,‘r,. T ' ,‘nt '* »»».v throw the Oregon > s" rv< >' further s,,ut1*’ The poli tax fnr thè town o f Moiiniouth is n o » due «e tile ami save costs. A. N. 1 Ini - leck, m anlm ll. C. E. W orth in gton . CO O PER Farm Machinery# & COM AW AY, —DEALERS IN — All charge* rcnaonaltle. Give u* a call. MONMOUTH. « »RKGON. Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. "A gen t« for Kapp, Burrell A Uo. Independence, Ore»>n.