Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190?, February 28, 1895, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textii ...,.1 Imv the feed u( the Star Grocery Feed your horse ami cow wollmid '"0 u . i ! Uc (!5utcxpvtoc. Enterprise Publishing Co., Publisher J. T. KOHP. Editor. J. It, MOIUN, lliulnru Manner POBLUHID THl'MDAY AT INDEPKN'miNCI OmCS At KIDB MAIN KTHIiKT. THl'KS DAY, KEU. , - - '! Hon. I. 1. Kkyt IH f.n& very hi U'retilj reading in lust week' Issue of our city coSeniporrv. He ii to'd in plulu language ,.mt a eonsuinuiate donkey lie line made of hhinH'lf in the opinion of the editorial writer, mid without an extra flemish of trnmHta lie is blarklistod in the following en tertaining tasl.ion: "His political star bMl," says the West Side, "and lie will ko down to political oblivion as many a man line Rone Kfore him, who ha been swayed and iiitlueneetl ly the very men who oppose! nil election, Aud as Mr. Keyt and the republican party cannot work in harmony together ibey must separate. Mr. Keyt cjhi ft.iy in tlie opulist bund wa'on and bid adieu to hi old republican friends and euj -porters." While wo are no apologiit fl,r Mr. Keyt, it does appear to us that if every republican who voted against Senator I)olpl' re-election U to lie read out of the party there will be eiieli a tumbling into "the populist band wagou" two years hence that our re publican friends need not go to the trouble of putting a ticket in the field. It Ja safe to my that one-half of the republican party of Oregon was oppoeed to the re-election f Mr." Dolph. Whether their reasons for so doing were gocd or bad we shall not stop to inquire, but the fact exists nevertheless. Of course political deficit is alaya humiliating, but Senator Dolph ha!" lieen the bene ficiary of high honors at the hands of Ids party. lie has w&rn the senatorial toga for twelve years, and his eminent abilities have received national recogni tion. Greater men have been content with less honors, aud weaker men have received higher favois. Mr. Dolph made the mistake of getting out of touch with the people whom he represented and of whom he waa simply the servant and not the master, No man is strong enough toridedown public opinion and he who attempts it will be dragged out o sea by the undertow. Tim drain upon the treasury within the lat year for the redemption of legal tender ha been unprecedented in the history of the government , It is claimed that want ot eoulldenc in the ability of the government to redeem it pled1 I" gold ha caused thi great run on the treasury. We Uon t neiieve tun Xuurwl i ik iKMioiTio i lmiiHijm,or, mJ .,. we ,i0!i't believe any other Mvund'lau mall uiallrr. ' .ViK"" - T -J-i,m-llii,Tnt permit, believes It-To be the aCBSCKU'TIOS: $1.50 l-KU YK.Ut , . tt,ons1.iiacy to force the government to sell lmda. "That il is and nothing more." From 1S7 to Wi the annual redemption of legal tenders did not average more than ".V,0tX),UX). The caV.it of t he government is as good today as it ever was. Indeed, the new 4 per cent bonds of the re-rut loan are now soiling ut a premium of 15 per cent in foreign markets. This fact itself sinks the stale lie of "want of confidence" in the government to pay its obligations in standard money to the bottom of the ocean of dissimula tion and perfidy. No bode lielieve such rot. Not even the gold monometalists themselves believe it. esteemed fellow citizen Ueo. W. Mc Bride, of St. Helens, Columbia county. Mr. McBride was recognized as a pos sible senatorial darkborse by a few w ho stood within the charmed circle of legislative confidence, but his election came like a thunderbolt from a clear sky to the majority of the. people of Oregon. The new senator-elect is a native son of Oregon, and comes of sturdy pioneer stock.' He baa served the people for eight years as secretary of etate, and also Berved one or two terms in the legislature with credit to himself and good satisfaction to his constituents. He is a man of the people and is per sonally quite popular. He bears a clean political record and an untarn ished personal character. He has the reputation of standing outside of machine politics, beeides his early training was in line with the wants and wishes of the Common people. Mr. McBride has fair ability ami will no doubt make a conscientious and in dustrious member of the senate. He ranks equally with Hermann, w hich is no small praise, and he will always stand out boldly for what he believes to be the best interests of Oregon. It is becoming inorj and more impor tant as the country booomes populated and business increases that go-l roads should be established. Good roads are as essential for the farming community as they are for the- accomodation of the business of the city. Them is no coun try in the world in greater need of a sub stantia! road system than the Willam ette valley. Our lone rainy season make good roadbeds a neeessitv. There is no reason why l'olk county could not have splendid roads the year around if letter methods were only adopted in road working. The supply of gravel is abundant at almost any jxiint in the count y.and a few years of judicious put our roads in first-class condition. The innovation should bein with this season's work. Tits panicky effect of the redemption of silver certificates in gold is shown in the enormous amount of Treasury notes redeemed since hS'JO. The treasury sta tistics show that $2)4,000,000 in gold has been paid out under the Silver-Purchase act of 1SO0. The law gives the option of payment in either gold or sil ver to the treasurer, but under a vicious precedent the option is given to the holder of the certificates. It is claimed this was necessary to keep up the parity liotween the two metals. With such a precedent once established it is diflicult and perhaps hazardous to make a -.v , change. It is any wonuer that cautious I'fil.lTIi: A l, IlkTIILIil iJ. I ra a.uvn u I 1 r W jL... SHOE Si At Indpendenef. M II. J. J'Ofclf North "'jmlrlii M. After the Grip J Aith tn close out mv entire stock of Boots nd Shoes. Any pair of goods in my stock at first cost and freight. Roller from Hood'a Sarsnparllla Wondorful and Permanent. C. L Hocvt i Co.. Lowrtl, Mas. : "I h.-ut kl.lucy trwub! t ' pa'aa rtMwk.whl.-li waa brouflit atout l a cold o,.ntrettfd while la camp st UnnMd Ift 1 he hivD tnutilt.l mow or lrs since tlmt tl," ami Inv. l.n utmll f do any heir Insaau aiwcKot Via trip. iiu h loll ui. lUi A Bad Cough, Very Woak ohyjlcally, In tn't my rit,m was complttely run down. 1 tried a bollle et I!m.r s:irP rllln nn.t It marl me feel o nmU tieltfr Uiat I III tmill Uklll It. SMl h. UK.M! U hoi I.-. tliMiloiiimierstornu.ii 1 liavo n.'t le-u id tree trooi niy old paini anil t.")uL'le nuee Goods are all new and bought at lowest "rices. Now is the time to buy. Hood'sSsCures w. I consider IIikkI's S;irMrtl! Uod-eiit bleuln? to Vn sulterlng." Viuliau J. BAkJtH. Kurth Fembroke, .Mass. ..H. PATTERSON' Hi Two , Questions Ar junt now IUting H niliiiU i if tlie lieulil'i of In- tleifiultiit't. The llrnl In: . How will our new Senator vote? Tho iwonil ttii'Htlon U whero to get tin U'Ht Bargains In Groceries Tb futuro ulonn will tiilo tin flri'tniieati"n. Tli Hvniul in being tlailjr do- ilul I'V DOUTY & LOCKE. The liitrj-uln we are IIT iiiK rjlil alt'iiK aretlielM-pt you'll llml nnywliaro, utul the j'hIh en mini If f-r.lle.1. Headquarters for Strong's i3nkery. Hood's PIII8 CoiitUUon bj wsvor. tog the perUtaiac asUoa ot the alimentary Mual . TusOregoniai tclU ih "the banks j have leen lioardini gold dimply be-i cause they fear gold will j:o to a pro- j mitim." At the rate of t lie recent i.iain Qf jj on the treasury . I I. itfe' 1 I THE WILLIAMS HOUSE I anil V;. W. WILLIAMS, frop. . rii !i..viit,in. luul n ?eviri JlllUk r M . . att-.u-k of ti. t votis i'1'HtraUim week . ir...i...r" a,.nt SaUir.'nv lin I ... SuiHluy in Corvalh". Katii. V.hIh. ..fl'tfll City, was pi tim n lust ivn k. "e )j:k1 tlie iUitHiirt' l;int FrWlity ....;, t. :i iirn'iiiin. at tliel - oi i-miif. , 1 -. . ; , i reserve aud tlie in- ! h, ol Iioiim'. n"li.U r U HI V1 , , , A llfli hiM llalil 111 nil lla Jl) I . i I , t -IIM-Illr.. ..... 'Mil- lie. I t.f Ht't-uhi- It llttiil lull" ft t'nlll- ini-ii lal mrii. . . liirtlnl.iy. were tine road grading" and gravel... would awn plain why pM is not already at a cvaseil goveraineiit .lomn.nl for CM . l.enrp there ia indeed du.iL'cr of tf.iht Reins to ! ..i,,,, A tiag drill I'V the lltd a iiren:i'.:ni. Jt in really u.;..c..h id" KnuMixr: Nrr S. I', t , kiI, iNi i :i'KN i i : n t k, ) u i: ;t n . and judicious men hesitate in the ace of euch a financial dilemma. M .MW MM. Tub motor line project connecting this citv with Salem will be actively pushed by the committee in the near future. They already have the riitht-of-wav aliout secured, and the matter of subscriptions or stock soliciting will engage their active attention for some time yet. The movers in the enter prise teel eonlidentthat the mad will be made a success. The project has long been mooted by the citizens of both this city and tho capital and now that the movement u fairly under way no effort should be spared to make it an ultimate success. K.iilway connection between ... . .- i premium. It the present ui-nuum '" tiiiues a premium if inevitable. Sixday's Orep.nian aks tlie perti nent question, "Who will have the face to ask the election of another rvnil!'. cau legislature?"' The question .is easily answered. Why, the O.-e-oiiian will. ; Wiirat lias dropped a ample of rents j on Ihc bushel. We wonder if it i really ! true that Mr. Polph's defeat wns the j cause of it? ? j :iml -It!) praiieti v.;tf ycell-'iit. V'? ...j .r..li..l-:l t TO ! K"" ' . von will Hi-o nny who i;.."l. A.M.., thu I lime in" , ' , L ; -i lurcer r11!'!'8 1"'ltl'r lo"k ' I 7 The Hard Time Otm'-Iy t-. ,.r tt.; i.hire. will tdav a ilrniu.i. ..nlitli-.l "The Sl.v -if t.ollVHluirjr .: ;,. Mundi. 1 he t'U HUUlf li:i . jirain ami .late " ill te annouiKTil in the near future. DlUNO. lfm. t. cRor nil ii ..... hit in-1, IE Mai f .ilii.iT . FA I It VI HW. has been in FALLS CITV. Mi-j. J. W. F.llintt very poor liealth. ,rnTi. tho wif f Ceorge (Junliirr. a 1U jmiiiii.I IkJ. Rev .ami Mrs. Harmon have re-! (inuuhiin (iilliain U very jxairly turned from a week's visit with , i:mv. Mrn. U. T. Mn'" i ttl!i0 relatives at Alkiny. very lnv. Born. To the wife of Cleo. Card-1 Then; will lo prrafhin l'e ll?r, JCUIliaii x , . w.... .. t- ....... t Moilier ami ciiihl .loin? well ami J linnith y Uev. diuii. George is 'tiiost tickled to tlunth. i jiiHB fatmie IJrown hnn left Mr. . ! - -' i . . 'v - . The V. C. T. U. eiitcrtninineiit ; .Macon s and p'lie id lunn-i at the M. E. church last Sunday j make t hr iuture Home. was well attended ;md thoroughly j Oh, what a g'Kifl law the people appreciated by all. t of Dallas have parcel; if only In- Mrs. Mamie Hogue, a d;ui?!itor ! l;-pendftice nml Monmouth had a of Rev. A.M. Brvnnt, is expected i similar law, how n.ut Detter ii here on an extended visit coon. j would be. Youn boys fhould not T lt . , , .,(,, , be a owed to run on ine mreois In the ".school coh.uim of tlie , . . ,. , r i,,,r.i. II IJJ Jjh Sash I Doors j Everybodyi -rlt-r irniHiimblv and wurk unmli' -d-jt, New Year s Proclamation. school report which was wu-iewhatl J. W. Elliott lia heen at Inde- mioleauingr. it was entitled "tie- j penu.'iiro uiiuiiunig i" port of Kalis City School," signed lm-fting at the M. K. church, con by C. J. Graham. The average at-1 ducted b" lv. Turner of that tendance shown was about IS. V.'e place. Hi (laughter has a!M been presume that the report n-as in- there, assisting them in their meet tended for Rridgcpoit fcliool ns-ing.'. we believe a Mr. Graham taught a m,. t.,h T rirnier who has beOll Independence and Salem ia one of the term ot echool nt U.ai p.ace las , at lh(. beautiful lulls in 1 I win tor Mr. Hurt ia utill Tiriiieiiial I : , .... ...... ..,i.:..t. . litr.ul . , , j pjirin iv ritj v, iiicu iiu nri " at Fall-) City and he informs the best, has announced his pre that the average dai.y attendance ! fcrence fr omJ whose initial is "L." is nearly (J0. , . .tki.i.a. local needs of the hour. The new bond issue is now quoted at a premium of 15 per cent. Thin means a net profit to the syndicates of over $9,500,000 at one turn of the financial wheel, and that too at the expense of the government. If the president em ploys ouch reckless financial methods in the transaction of his private busi ness it is difficult to understand how he is rated a millionaire several times over. It is safe to say that Air. Cleveland is not i so hasty in making a private deal as he Tins matter of good streets is some thing that should be of interest to the enterprising citizens of this city. The streets of Independence should be pro perly graded aud well graveled, espe cially all streets that are in public use. There is no bigger advertisement for a town than clean, well graded and solid streets. Independence can; have these at the cost of some labor and a little money. The time to improve is now and the way to improve is to improve. Di-bing the last two days of the legis lature the Statesman made a brilliant fiiiht for Governor Lord's election to the United States senate. The States man pursued a very candid and honor able course all through the bittjr sena torial struggle. It advocated Mr. Dolph ' re-election on the grounds that he was the caucus nominee, but when it clearly saw there was no chance for is in making a public one. ine j eopie ; . . u caine t for t!ie of the United States would have more election of Qregon's chief executive. confidence in trie president it ne would display a little of the "horse sense" in national affairs which he exhibits in his private invetinents. Thumb is not wanting evidence thut j honor still exists among thieves. Tne temporary lull in the run upon the gold j reserve is caused by the little flans of Tub Oregon legislature, recently i truce hoitted by Secretary Carlisle and i i . : ,.i ' thfl orrt at linnbinir house?. It in gimnlv ueceueeu, buiuiik us many rum ui " . -- omission, was strangely forgetful in not ' the proverbial calm before the storm, moved over near Alosiny. ' .. T . Tl It. voting each member a "yellow jacket soon as the L mteu htatts treasury and oeacock feather" as souvenir of replenished witn nonuon gom thej their distinguished services to tho etat ; "endlesH chain" will be set in violent The majority of the members will never motion ajrain. be visible to the public eye again and ' . should have tome badge of Is this a government of the bankers, Our citv election occurs the first Monday in April. Candidates are: becinnimr to show themselves and I making their wauls known. The citizens ticket is as follows: Mayor, J. 15. Mover; couucilmen, W. Word aud 11. M. Gilbert; auditor and police judge, A. N. Robinson; treasurer, M. L. Thompson; mar shal, Jno. Jj. fielingworth. Clko. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder VVorM'f Fair Highest Meilal and Diploma. KUKXA VISTA. One of the sharking crews came in the fore part ot the week with about 14,000 feet ot logs. Frank Bennifield returned from Portland Sunday night. Three cheers fjr McBride. James Prather's baby is very sick. An attack of pneumonia is threatened. Chas. )ockteader is erecting a barn on his premise.". Jake Nash is doing a little im proving in the shape of new fences. School meeting next Monday at 2 o'clock P. M. Grain and hops are growing nicely. Palpitation of the Heart Shortness of breath, Swelling of Lejs and Feet. Tor about four years I waa troub led with palpitation of the heart, shortnesa of breath and sweiliuif of the legs and feet. At times I wouid fiinr T waa t.rivirAi" hv tlift f Mt n"nv sicians in feavannan, Ga.. vrit'n no ri- DRESS MAKING Miss Sophia Goff. Hits lately returned frmn iSiin l'ratieiwn and la prepared to (five tier putniiiH the U'liillt .if n new system of Dri-hH VnUlng utul I'MlIn. for. Itallnmd and V Sts. i x i i:pkx dkn i r:. ( mi ; ;x . City : Feed Stable, Kll .IlillNMiN, Prep. 1 hirses fed bv the day, week ir inonf l . Trail' nieiit xtni k left in our rant will Ut well at tended to. Charges reasonable. Main St.. Independence. BLACKSMITHING Promptly and neatly done by I. K. FULLER, The Cash Dlaiksmitli. ; It rs( . si i e i 1 1 A Specialty. C STREET, - INDEPENDENCE. OREGON I'ACIl'IC RAILROAD COMPAXV. CIIAS. CLARK, IU reiver CoimcclliiK with Hteamnr "IIOMKK" b; YariultiiHitnil Hun Krunriw-o, Htettti liuvrn Hun KrunriKW,: MurrU 4,14,21th. 1 Htuunnsr leave YiKinlna: , March t, Itt, 2Ulli. RIrIiIs rcMTVeit tu cIidiiks Willi nu date wltlmul notice. ttipr notoriety to distinguish them from the by the bankers and for the bankers? ... Inrl l.af a nmrik fw. This oopfn'nlcr inwin t. . 1m I K, nn. 1VU IWvH . 1 V . ,J . .u. r .w.v w . . . . . - .u . , . . T , ; -- " , ' . , W , . , ' -'ill, U 1 1 nttin. their vanitv and pride than a fcealtbv complexion to which the : river had belter natch their hen peacock feather. country is rapidly approaching. rixi-ts. Mr. F. Culver and fan.il 7 have! M .i nnL'?DS f w'l.rifiiii. ruTit;iit r 1 112111 . . liilu rv m;i u 1 f LeeLeVallevhasreturn.il from ! LJi. i 111 llCari VUTC Pnrllimd am 1 reports times and aiso his Nerve and Liver Pills. After h.inKa ,'n 1 1 i wnnrnna to tnkt them I ftlt Utter I I oasint&s uun. , contj-ue(j takinptnem and I am now II. It. Hall and Ed Harmon I m better heaith than formany years. naid the canital eitv a visit lat: wnce my recovery I nave eained fifty paiu me capital city a isit lift , ln wej?nL I horie this state week, j mcnt may be of value io some poor Three crew of "sharkers" from! sufferer. . . IT xwi-i. 7l Duiiioa, -j. inn ivn .1 die ill' lin. 1111:1 imrajiiL; Kor TrnlKlit or piuw-Miger ntte u,ljr tn any A Kent. I.'IIAS) CI.ArtK. Itcr-elvf-r, CiirvulllH, lirr jrin Chna llenrlrv, H,n A No II toM Market Ml-. Sun FrHiir'lHeo.I'Ml.f. TAILORING. on Imnd Wvt frmn. for lo-e. The people ali-ntr the1 Prni4toithitbu It wilt ! wnt. iyui, on recM r' p-'-va ..fine line of samples C;5, SaliEpaccion Guaranteed T. LAYTOH JENKS, IiulrjM-ndeiu e, Or. 1 fpllE people ,cf Polk i-otu.tT will 1 take untile that dtltil.tf th v.ar 1V.H tin HAN N I K CASH iUUK'KUY I'd tl.eproMni.ii 11 with I'll.-- (-roiTrie and low priefH, 'Mi in vear thev nroiHi e to put Hlill ereiiter dii-luiu-n MtteiMl llirm- 3 relvrani.ii all 0.111 pr-tilnm. They g will cell pMids at IxiUoin Jirioef. a 1 J. P. IRVINE, GROCE? 1 R Few Pointers: '-A i i I M m B u H AVK vtt evtT nniii1orHl that the appfarnnct (if th! Ha- iiinivry tist il by a htihinrnH man has a "n at Ual to 1I0 with tlif ().ii)iiiiH fnrincel of him by thoHO with wIkjih lu- tornnjMiiKlH? ' f - You havedoubtless learned lon-j ago that Brains are used To make a j.'uod job f printing. So is foiisf ii'ii cc. A job made without tkill and hoiicsty ii no j--im.iI. o Q Q THE ENTERPRISE Has tho hot f(iuiit'l ofiico in tho Dounty and cmjiloyB the most killel artists. I tH reputation for line work iu beeoining rapidly known. Remembsr that it Costs No More To have your work done hero than it does to have it done any other jilaee. The Enterprise also carries the best line of Legal Blanks In Polk county. They are correct in every partic ular. We solicit a trial order. i i U 8