Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, February 12, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textafter having lasted thirty-nine days instead o f the usual forty. Whether C o u n ty . the legi-lature will make up for the m i'-ing day by sitting oil the ¿Irti or Publisher. not remains to la* seen. It cun do -o, but will receive no pay. Polk County Observer. O l H . i a l l*H|M'r « I P o l k c. c. i >ni «.in V. N i i I i m r i| * t io u $2 00 - 1 mi - P er Y e a r. Per S ix M on th ». Nk IS. l •>s!i. A Ion tí tlu* west bunks ot the W il lamette river the lands are mostly wild, yet, they contain even moro productive merit than tlm-e which have ln*on under high cultivation. The hop raising industry f<>r w hich these land- nrondapted, to must new comer* is t ut slightly appre iated; lienee we may be pardoned if we print a few el. mentar;. fact* in cmi- neetiou with the h u s i n t T i n * past year hasshow a that ( ire.ron can count on a certain market in the ea-t for all surplus hops. Indeed, Cincinnati buyers even crowd home purchasers, hence, we can safely predict that hops w ill never again bring les» than l i t v n b | mt jKiund; the cost o f r.ii'- ing, picking, curing and packing the crop dot-s not t \eeed 7 or s cent“ per ] m i u i h 1; the yield per aero varies from 1-Mxi to2.’>nii jiouiids, from which it can !«• r adilv seen that for small forming, Imp raising liolds rare inducements to prosjiective settler.* who fear the uncertainty o f ex ten* sive grain raising; we may add that the | mi 1 c s for the hops are abundant and are hxtited in easy distance lip the river, s o that the cutting is tin* greatest cost. Th«* second year brings profltidile returns and the start is made from roots which can he had at little* c< -t; cart* is required as to varieties; a l s o attention must he given to planting enough pollen pro ducing vines to insure ample fertili zation. In planting and cultivation no more skill is culled for than is re- «piired in corn raising, but in drying and pressing it is necessary that e x perience la* used. Parties interested in this business can In* shown lands adapted to Imp raising and will la* given all require I information by .1. W. Kirkland, o f the firm o f K irk land A Crc'sey, at Independence, near wliieh town and Itimna Vista, are located the largest tracts o f hop lands in tin* county, and lands that cannot la* surpassed by any locality on tin* coast. ( 'love r should I m ' * s ,»\ yh now, if you want to sow it tiiis spring. February is tin* month, if tlx* weather is pleas ant and the * oil in order, when much work can la* done. But there arc some -e.'ds that do not like to take the buffets o f March .m di. p iling storms, if they come. Wheat, for instance, lor spring sowing, is la tter off to la* sown w hen March i* over and the llrst warm weather follows the blustering month. But March can la* so agreeable once ill a while that it seems unkind to give it a proverbial likeness. We must try not aggravate Mars, and hope that lie w ill tills year give us Ids best terms, o that we won't need “ be ware the ides o f March.” The proposed act making educa tion compulsory on children between It and II years o f age requires that they attend school during 12 weeks o f each year. The age o f three yi urs is rather to young for anything hut a kintergurtin or infant school, and it might la* advisable to change that to live y e a r s , hut compulsory education should lie enforced for the bcnctit o f the rising generation. Three months is not much time and even then a child could hardly at II master the throe It’s, and understand tin* rudi ments o f language. Ignorance is the parent o f vie • and it is important for the state to educate the young as a safe-guard against crime. — -■ — Buster & Vornon, DKAi.F.H 1N- ■ " '= 3 Druggists and Apothecaries. Repairing a H a te s . A d v e r tis in g rate- m a d e k n o w n o n u||>li eu! ion . <'orrct*|>on<lt'iK'f is » iliiit n l fr o m all frien d * o f the B illi . 0 r » f , z. F VAUGHN, — - ■■■...... We are - >rry to -ectliat our valued exchange, the I l’est .S'iV/e, la-lies him- ¡ -( If into such fury over the O iiskrv - re. and its advocacy o f Dallas. S*n- ~il.lt* men in both towns deprecate the dime novel style o f b-Iud. Ta ta brother. Tin* tinecnth biennial si-don o f the legislature w ill end by legal lim i tation February Abut, but that day being a )• .al holiday, no hu-int».- wlll be trail-act :s|. T te -'s s io ii will the n-forc cud on the night o f the 21-t, tide.; kept i.i Fart ¡tillar Attention I'aid lo Fitting Spoetai les. . V • •> }{fliURESPl£ASANT IAXATIVE A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Colds, Headaches and Fevers Give V» a tali. DALLAS, il. It. BATIT.KSOX. ENTERPRISE —-Dealer in— Drugs anil Medicines, Jewelry and Perfumery. T. J. PEAK, Carries a large stock. in ’ i > k p i : n d i *: n ( k , o r on which it arta. New . ßkt>- MAXrFACT CKSt' ONLY UY YIIS 1ST. CALIFORNIA FIO HTEUP CO. S an F rancisco , C al .. L ouisvillk , K y ., S ew Y ork . N. Y H I. HOTEL, Proprietor, D A L L A S , ...........................................................OREGON. I’ o r S a le 1.» BOc m il 1 ! Oil H o l l i e s l*y «11 L e iu t liij; D r u g g is t s . B U T L E R , Houss, New Outfit. No CHINF.SE Employed. Table First-Class. Trade Solicited. StìB Commercial Druggist and Apothecary. — Dealer in — j x ru g s, f'h en ii« s:s. B o o k s S ta tion ery , T o ile t 1 /a r t ic le * , etc. Administrator’ s Notice. Prescriptions Carefully r lo lle * is hereby Riven to all w h om it may I r o iice r ti,timi I l i n e h . n a w -iin tc«! l.v H 011 . Jonathan StonflVr, cou n ty indire «.( the county o f I'olk, m «teofi> reicon. ad m in istratrix o f the estate o f C larence F ranklin, late o f -aid c o u n ty , d c i'lin e d . All persons h a v in g claim s against said eeat* w ill please present them at the office 01 my attorney. John J. Daly at Dallas. I'olk cou n ty and state aforesaid w ithin six m onths from this date and all persons indebted I thereto w ill (desse m ake im m ediate paym ent. Joh n .1. Daly, Miranda Franklin, Attorney for estate. E x ecu trix . I icjnibl¡calls -cecxcm piiii d ill < ion. era! Harrison a man wlio w ill grow as Lincoln grew, and they place an m iqu'-tioiiing trust in firmness and -agaeity. .Should he call Blaine to the chief place in the councils o f his administration, iie would la* follow ing in thu footsteps o f his predeces sors o f illustrious mem ory, nam ely,! W illiam Henry Ilarrison and Abra ham Lincoln. The former made Daniel Webster secretary o f state, and the latter called William H . Guaranteed. Indcpcmlenc*. ¡{rick Flock, without weakening or irritating the organs Tiie immigration into Oregon dur ing the month o f January just closed was eight time- larger than during January last year. The seen tury of tin* Portland houid o f Immigration e-Umate that this year’s immigra tion into Oregon will he inn,nun, which ¡s greater than the present population. In a few years laudili Oregon will sell higher than in any New England or mstern State, not excepting New York, Pennsylvania or any o f the Mississippi Valley States. A Perfect Fit pir A lto D ealers in Heed A B a r to n 's Hil- ver t in i F lati»! W ar*. J rw elrT , J/u sieal In - stru m en ts o f a ll k i'u ls. gently on thj W e hav< not h *en able to find out KlUXKYS, LlVF.lt AND BoWF.LS ju-t Imw many signers tin* petition Effectually Cleansing the System when and remonstrance had in the matter Costive or Bilious, Dispelling J cou ty seat, but as li r a- we know the petition was and permanently curing siguí d by Too and the remonstrance HABITUAL CONSTIPATION b y lo s i'i. Specialty. first-class drug »tore. t I’resrrlptloas Curefullj Compoumlfil. •'j Mr-. Mary B. < lay, at the Woman's Suffrago Convention in - - ■ ■ Washington, succeeded in laying down a platform for her sisters in one st*nteilet*. " Wifehood and moth- | ,*riio.KÌ,” said she, “ are but inferior - t u t e s in the trot* woman's life. Her Follow « the u-e of Syrup of Figs, as it act» chief end i> citizenship.” Dated Keb. 4, I skj . MonmotUh, - - BUY YOU It GROCERIES AT (din poti tided. - Oregon. S. J. W ATERLG'JSES. ------Carries at all times a fri slt and complete stock of groceries.----- H. Hayter’s for Dry Goods. NOTIONS! NOTIONS! ! ir every description, as cheap as the cheapest. 'citcii. Call and sec him. Monmouth , Your patronago is b *>M Oregon. Citatimi. In th è <'utility C ou rt <>f th è State o f O regon* fi ir th è ('u tility o f I’o lk . Ili tlu* m atter o f tln* e s ta te ) o f W in . In ton i, ileci-ascd, > C ita tim i. M. I., K ohhinx, ad in is t n r .,) T u Sarah K. T u toli:. T h o m a s T a tetn . M ar cu s Tatuili. K ate lòllint, (ìt o r g e a im a W alk er, R ich a rd T a tom , K llen T a lo m , M ary Tatuili, W illie T u to lo alni F red T u to lo , g rcctln g : III th è liain e o f tlie State o f O reg on , v oli nre liereh v citisi a m i requ ired t<> a p p ear in th è C olini,v C ourt o f th è S lid e o f < (reg oli, for th è e o n n tv o f F o lk thè l ’ou rt Ite Mini tliere- o f, at D alia» in th è e o n n tv o f F o lk o n T u e s i i i i y th è .'»Ih «tny o l .M a rcii IHH'.l, Seward to la* his cheif advisor—in each instance a formidable oival was installed in the cabinet. The party at teli o ’tiiK-k ¡11 thè foreniMdi o f that d a y , th en an d lliere to sh o w cau se i f a n y tia re he received no rude shock and the w h y ¡111 or d e r o f -ale * h o u !d n ot i*e n m d e a» eoumry suffered no evil .in eonse- ¡11 tilt* a d m iiiislra to r s pctiti<ut p ra vi» 1 fo r to- w it: a o n e -th ird Interest in t h è td llo w ln g <lc- quen *e. Tin* precedent is a safe one »l'Filasi prem ise» to-w it : C o m in cili in g at thè for a republican president to follow. S. W c o r n e r o f frin ì. b lock N o. 1 in th è to w n o f In d ep eiid en ee, F o lk e o n n tv . O r., theiiee Ex. n orth 162 feet, t h e m e eaat 2(10 feet, t h e o c e James Tatom. A. K . W IL S O N , Leal Estate and Insurance Agent Monmouth, — Cretan. :;Z r ; a in — Drugs and Medicines. O REG ON . DALLAS, A iiiiirlm k Hillard. cl d i :\ i , e r ' AND Farmars M o r s 3 -S !ì0 3 Ì iìg ’ Y S p Orocsry end Produce Ccm.ir.ny, INDEPENDENCE, e c i a l t y . OREGON. C A R R Y o n e o f th e tftiest S to c k - o f G roceries, P ro v is io n s a n d Q u e cn s w a r e to he found S h o p o p p o -ite liv e r y stable, at th e fo u n d r y 1 ' n ^ ie ^ o u n bv * indepeiideiii-e. Corvallis, Salem and Dixie Flour for Sale. ______________________________ . They pay CASH for all Trnperishadh Produce.. Oboe them a Call South K12 feet, th eiiee west 2(KI feet to p iace M Its. HAURISON’S FATHER. o f hegiiiiiin j: tilso a s t r i p o f la n d c o in tiie n c - <)ne o f tin* most interesting 1111*11 in in g M risls n o t ili an d 114 feet cast o f th è soilth-eust c o rn e r o f said ir m i. liliM-k 1, tlu lice W a-hinglon is 11 ? 1200a year clerk in cast 24!* feet, th eiiee n orth Ufi feet. theiiee the pension office. Dr. Scott, the west 24‘J feet, th eiiee sou tli !'» feet to p i.i o o f in n in g ; al»«* a hit oli th è ri v er e o m iiie n e - g ntleman referred to, D the father- h in eg g S r o d » n o t ili an d 2*> rmls ea-t «>f thè son ili in-law of tin* next president of the cast c o r n e r o fs n id frm t. hloi k No I, th eiiee Initial State-, and has other claims n orth 4 M i-, th en e cast t * tlu* W illa m e tte river, th eiiee sou tli 1 rods, th eiiee to p ia te o f o f public attention in a long and h e g iiin in g . , W itness, t h ■* l ì *n. .1 S. S; m ffer, 1. iul life and an engaging person Dalias, • • Oregon. j ------ j jiid g c o f th è e o u iity cou rt o f th è ____* * ♦___ ality, now made prominent by the seal. state o f O reg 'd i. l o r t h e ism n ty First Class Turnouts and o f F o l k witli tlu* Seal o f sai*! fact o f liis interesting family rela ( —— J cou rt atti x « i , th is ltitli d a y o f Kensoiiable Itnten. tions. Jan. A . I>. lumi. St pi'k Lett in Onr Cure A tte s i■ ( '. (ì. C«iati, ( 'h rk. Tin* old gentleman has a desk in \l ill be Well Attended T o J n o . ,i. D n ly , '.lie mutbeast corner o f the room on A tt o r n e j for F etale. Star Special Accommodation* f o r Commercia/ Traveler*. the ground floor o f tin* new pension building. Though eighty-eight years Notice o f I iniil Settlement. old, In* is one o f the best clerks in hi* division, for he is well preserved In th e m a tter o f th e estute ) and active in the use o f faculties well of M . D Hubbard, Adtn. cultivated. Tin* line old man lias a Chas. Huhhanl, deceased. ) ’ O T IC K is h e re b y g iv e n to all w h o m it (li tall figure and stoops hut very little. m ay co n c e r n that said a d m in istra to r 11 is face has a good healthy color. has tiled his final a cco u n t w ith said estate in (c « íy Dr. Scott has spent Ids life in study th o C o u n ty C ourt o f F olk C o u n ty , O reg on , a n d ask ed fo r n final settlem en t o f th e sam e, and thought, and is famous ns one o f a m i said C ourt has set th e h ea rin g o f said Sold b'j fJ. t!. Boiler. —Dealer in— tin* siic'.i-sful educators o f tin* west. aissm n t fo r T u esd a y , M an 'll .r>. IK.»!!, nt I I at w h ic h tim e a n y o h jis lio n s th e re to Hundreds o f young men and women o s h 'e o lo u e ld k , l*e inadi' baik hack to Ids tuition as the foun M . D. H i b b i r i *. A d m in is tr a to r. I IA R D W A H E , S T O V E S A X D T I N W A H L . W akrkn T ki itt . Attorney. dation o f all their successes in life, Datisl Jan. !•, ltwtl. (S T A complete stock always on hand, itj * lie is a V irginian, and ¡1 relative of Jv^~('oven*d h a ck an d eov e n ie n e e * fo r r id in g ( ¡on. Winfield Scott. For many in had w eather. Oregon. Dallas, W. S. FRINK. FRANK BVTLKR, years he was professor ¡11 the Miami Makes Regular Connect ion FRINK A RITI.KB. I’ m ver-hy at Oxford, Ohio, and later W ith n o r th an d so u ih b o u n d tra in s an d b oa ts at Inde]H 'tidenee principal o f a nourishing school for > aiiig women in the same place. Dr. Scott makes his home with his Dalia«, • Oreiron. Paf'M'njrt»!**», an I pack;i^cs oarric l to eldest daughter, Mrs. S ott-l.ord, a Wo «re |>rp])ftred ----:0:---- t<» eftcct thè purcha«c or snle and from at reasonable rate«. Order» left w idow w ho lias in her household her of Inni hmiscs, btutines» i ut e rosi <« or propurty nt Worth'« groei'rv «tore will receive t»f any disoriptiou, «tu cumiuiasioD. Loan« two married daughters, Mrs. 1,leu- ucRotiatcd. prompt attention.—A. N. llALLECK. tenant Barker an I Mrs. Domick, and their familie-. The old gentleman go* ■ back and firth to hi* desk every M B S. M. K. I. A B A N K II U !, day with the regularity o f a clock, usually riding in the »tnvt car» or in; Large stock kept constantly on hand. They name prices way dow n to In nlics, hut then on fine mornings, • •* •►tforin-v skirts for $1 . *. form er prioo Id; ruohimrM from :>*» ts n van! n ow ar l w oolen you. walking down to the pension build hiMH* w>. Urttol *0 ts; hollos linen ami tm -in.» timlorwoar v o -v low ; fan y dross !*Httou« fro:n loots n d oten upwards; stationery, Jewolry and perfum ery alm ost k I vou uway. A U rge asortiueut o f , D A L L A S , O R EG O N . ing. /lattimore Ameriean. V alentinos at bed rook proees. I). ù v ¡■wV näSÖtaJ -y ) ’ ■% X. BURNS, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable W m . F aull , N Monmouth Static. Rsal Estate A^ents, Senator Hatch introduced a hill hi the senate Friday to re-locate the county seat o f this county by sub mitting tin* matter to a vot * o f the people, w hich passed. The bill was then sent to the house, w lien Bcpre- Hcntutive Fisher moved to indcli- nitoly |Mi~t|K>iio the hill, wliieli was done with almost a imaiiim.ais vote. Wi* under-taild tin* friends of the hill In are making a strenuous effort to res in ..vt it, and at tin* present w riting B we do not know w hat will hi* tin* re sult. Tin* hill provides that the vote la* taken at the general election in June, which is almost two years in the future. The last uuiii I mt o f the IF. cau-es os to regret hut two things; First, tti.it Io lepmdi lice i mint have a newspaper worthy o f tier en terprise, an l sei-ond, that Ananias wus stricken dead in vain. n ru_-s l ’ain t« « »iN. fila s i a n d a l! o th e r A r ’ Every Day. Fenton & Truitt, General Merchandise Store. 1 Gity Bazaar, Independence. Kxeeiitor’ s Salt e i’»ta le o f t »d. N\Hrrlurr, i don HM I lino o f m nlor o f tho t'om it v dirt o f tho itcofOr«**“ !) forth i • i . n ti* o luYcm tw r torni tt “o f \ I»., ¡« ’NH, I WM MU- Mtl Mild tllh t UMl «M «I • omit V C.itl t, II.»H. thennif. to v ll th • f,»| 14 (|«-«crtlM «; 1 rva! j ru n 'll ’ bri »n : -i • to ‘•TllLi* to wit If <\) o f tho . *i«t .j Harter (*4> o f KFCtlOH turn -7, T ti ¿ K A W \\ liiami ttc nu-rid an m th< mit ** ..f Polk tato «*f Orci:*»n and «tinti MilllltC i* M rv" o r U n * \.. ti», re torn* in , I u ill. Oil I hi* premia* a at l o c k p . in.. o n .Mil d u t N-rpMMl r u ! M oprrty to tho Ih-rnia, t anh in llMM«l ti r. Bell, Eioc.ior. Elkins Hotel, Main «Street, Dallas, . . . . . Oregon. j Livery, Feed and Sale Stable Everything first-class. th-;* Chilli, neat and comfortahle. lh**|s 2fK'ts. Transient trade 'olu ited. Meals 2.V*ts; C rider B ros . L T j V T X T O L IIV C ^ IIS r, ----- P rop riotor.------ First-class turnouts for commercial travel lers and tourists. D R IV E R S FU R NISH ED T o A N Y FOISTS. DALLAS, OREGON. C ST“ Tho tanfo*i D alors in G rocorio*. eto., in Polk co u n t>. A J I P K O D T I E It o n t lt T A N D SOLI). Post Oíñce Store, ---------:(h--------- 0* r Farmers are given the nil vantage o f the R E T A IL PRICK for their Any mi.' having ft»»l tliry want •’ R o l li CF„ which has 'is im s l for us tlu* Iairgest tiroccry trade in Polk county; we defy •’In>p|»si will tint iin ready ti> do it f'*r them in tin* l>e-t and *iiili'ki*>t ;i>:- -linpt*. Come lH*f(>re tin* mill -huts Lägest Bt<x*k t>f hooks, stationery in the city. Cigars anil toboeco, » pw - d«*w 11. Frank Collin', Monmouth, ing machines and musimi instruments. •arCume and see for yourself. Dallas, Oregon. Oregon. IN DEPEN DENT E. O R E G O N . Chopping! Chopping!! W. 11. W HEELER. C’omptMlitors to Compote. PROPRIETOR.