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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1895)
1 It W. H. Wheeler, Pettier In PIANOS, ORGANS, & SEWING MACHINES Sowing Machine Needles and Oils. THE POLK COUNTY TRUSS. SEWING MACHINES NEATLY REPAIRED. ir " -' 1 News Items ami IMItorlal tlx-prt-Knloiis. From tlia Italia. Iteinlier, Dr, Toole, formerly of McCoy and later of Monmouth, is now located at Yrt ka, Cat. In Tillamook connty road work is done by contract, and some of than placid surfaces. It 1 a mis take to suppose that to understand the snares, the wickedness, the ways of the world, the things that exist is necessarily demoralising and the bloom of innocence is gone from the girl who has been taught io discriminate betwsen the true and the false. It is this very ignorance so our citizeus who have recently Keen called innocence that has been OAK with City Hook Storo tveiir the (HMt olfleo. Mais St., I-VDEPENDKNCK CITY LIVERY SALK and FEED STABLES. KEIXEY & HOY, Props. KuvrewKtra to A. W. DockHleader. gtvi. AUZSrg&Mit At jsh flood turnouts for Commercial men Horws boarded by the wveK or iiivinih. INDEPEX D1.KCE, OR. j ; , j-. --: v a. yiisis ... 1 Leading City Draymen ah kinds of Hauling in or out of the city Promptly attended to. Charges reasonable. E. McNEILL, Iteeivcr. TO THE GIVES THK CBOICK OF Two Transcontinental ROUTES CHEAT j-IUUlUiilUl VIA SPOKANE MINNEAPOLIS AM ST. PAUL PACIFIC RY. VIA DENVER OMAHA A1 Kansas City LOW KATES TO ALL EA8TEK.V CITIES. OCEAN STEAMERS lAuve Portland everv 5 days for SAN FRANCISCO. , Age e. Or M. o. POXTKK. Iudi-Df mUmue. W. II. HURI.BURT, Uuu, 1'a-sK Agent, Portland, Or. The.?, Oak., Henry C. Paine, Henry C. R, Receivers over their roads say the system has proven an excellent one. On Sunday, at the home of the bride, west of Dallas, Justice C. W. Smith said the magic words that changed Miss Clara Butter j field into Mrs. W'm. McKinley. The Dallas foundry has within the last three mouths uuule over I'O.OOO pounds of castings for Morrison's hop presses and about 10,000 pounds for other purposes. Judge Daly and Sheriff Pluuimer I returned Sunday from a ten days courting expedition to Tillamook. The latter hooked a dozen fine salmon weighing from twenty to torty pounds each. Last Friday and Saturday were the two busiest days Dallas has seen in a year.. The town was full of people and most of them had money, which has been an unusual thing for months past. About every tenth man had a if 20 gold piece that he wanted changed. The bank and all the stores ran out of change. R. C. Craven is buck from a four months busiuess trip to his old Missouri home. He says that times are decidedly prorjierous there aud that they have not had so big a corn crop before for years. The yield ranges from forty to seventy bushels per acre. Nearly all of it will be fed to cattle and hogs at home. The farmers are going to the city stock yards and buying half fatted grassfed animals to consume their corn. Stock raising is the .great business and money is continually changing hands in all directions. Krom tbe Dallas Observer. A train load of heavy rails were unloaded on the track south of here Monday night. The work of laving will be resumed aDout tne first of next week. A few pounds of fresh butter was brought into Dallas the other day from the coa-t, but failing to find a market, was passed on to Indepen dence. These things ought not to be. cultivated and protected by those most interested in her that makes her an easv victim, and robs her of the purity that glorifies woman hood. Out iu the world, even re fined society's world, she cannot be shielded from a knowledge of social sins. The refining influence nt the most cultivated home will not hsve surrounded her with the strength that will overbalance the ivwtr of natural curiosity. At the first glimmer of something different from what she has known. her confidence is gained because of her own silent heart question ings and an intuitive knowledge that there must be so much to learn. Her mind awakens, and whether in the lessons taught her she is lost in the whirlpool or is carried safely oyer the seething dt ponds entirely upon the honor of those that enlighten her. How much it would be for her to star out with sails all trimmed, these lessons taught by those who love her sincerely and unselfishly Do not be atraid tuat to teach tier practical everv day lessons of things that exist and make up the sum of life is to rob her of in nocence and purity. Give her the weapons of knowledge anil practi cal common sense, and the barrier that stands between innocent pure womanhood and demoralization will steadily grow stronger and she will take care of herself at all times and in all places. s : thoroughly and have always suc ceeded in getting good crops. I have watched men spraying trees who were not half doing it. It Is impossible to make a complete job of it without taking some time to each tree, and, unless this is done, some effect of the prevailing disease may be observed at the end of the season The only way only de done with great dillloulty, It hangs together in strings. It is supposed to be I'inu JolVcril, a specie known in California, but not heretofore known in Oregon, The trees are of a somewhat smaller growth than the yellow pine and average from two to three feet in diam.ter. This is the elev enth species of pine found in Ore ;i A -axwe5jT- idsnravwith oonmkte success is I con. On account of its long foil to take enough time to do it age and ornamental appearance, it will probably ho in great di niaini for purks and landscape gardening, thoroughly. I hope that no one will think that his trees do not need snraying. All fruit tree need it, and the man who neglects the orchards is only keeping nursery for the spores of disease. STATE NEWS. SUCCESSFUL SPKAYING. Fruit Trees Should be Sprayed Before the Foliage Starts in the Spring.. 0RTHERN PACIFIC R. R. R U N O 9 Our heal sportmen have been putti ig in full time shooting pheasants since the open season fhe largest killing is reported by H. B. Cosper and U. S. Grant They bagged 20 birds in two hours, Frank Ivy, who has been con ned in the county jail the past wo weeks, was released on bail Wednesday. Ivy is charged with oeing connected witn tne uoniee aeon stealing case, from Salt Creek. The rich and beautiful county of Polk, with an enterprising citi zenship, should have a new and commodious court house; and at the next election they should see to it that a Court is elected that will be alive to their needs. No more patch-work Courts are wanted. Pullman Elegant Tourist Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS DULVT11 FARGO TO 1 GRAND FORKS CROOKSTON WINNIPEG HELENA and BUTTE THROUGH TICKETS TO CFHCJGJl WASHINGTON PH TLA DEL PIIIA TfEWyORK " FOSTOM 'and all POT NTS EAST and SOUTR For InfnrmntlHrv time card, mapi and llotcetR, call ou or writ W. H. IIAWLEY, A pent, independence, or OB A- D. CH ARLTOX. Asst. Gen. Paw.Agt, Ho. Morrison Mtreet, Owner Third SU, POHTLAKD, OK. WHAT A GlfiL SHOULD O0W. A Few Practical Words Upon a Time ly Topic IGNORANCE IS ROT EiKOCZKCE. HORSE MEN..... Get your bills printed at the ENTERPRISE office, and get the best work. You will thus be enabled to secure the best results from your investment. We have Some fine STOOJC CUTS. Knowledge of the World as It Is, is YouDg Womanhood's iiegt Safe guard Against Sin- Special CerreHpondeoce. One thing can be done and only one, and tht is for the girl to be taught at home by father and mother and bother the knowledge that will protect her against the vampire's alluring lessons. Human nature is scattered around pretty generously. A goodly part iu its composition is curiosity. Human nature runs riot just the same in the girl whose life has been sur rounded by the care that erects a wall between her and the everyday mysteries of life, as in the girl deprived of so-called innocence be cause of bard knocks and contact with the world. When the intelligent girl is thrown into the vertex of society to meet there the conglomeration oi wnicn it, is composea, no chaperon, no mother can prevent the mind athirst for knowledge and assisted by the keen human edge of curiosity from expanding j possible, and learning the undercurrents) In sn ravine far m mil uv T Vir u I J J a --- 1 We are indebted to the Oregon Agriculturist for the following in teresting article on spraying: One of the essential things necessary to tbe successful orchard ist is spraying. Take time enough to do the work thoroughly and regularly. A writer in tbe Spring field (Ohio) Farm News, on this subject says: nds have spread all over the countrv and, unless checked, de stroy t he fruits of apple, peach, pear plum and cherry trees and of vines and berry bushes. These diseases can be checked, and their effects destroyed, bj- thorough spraying. This has been proved Iwyond a doubt, and the only question now is how to do the work in the most thorough manner. I believe we have not been in the habit of beginning soon enough in this matter. No doubt the scab, blight and other forms of fungous disease begin to develop very early in the season, and are at work long before they made any visible signs. It is my opinion, and my experience last year confirms me in holding it, that the best time to begin is before there is any sign of disease about the trees. I would begin before the trees start into growth in tire spring, because then I can use a much stronger solution without injuring the trees. After the leaves have started Bordeaux mixture of tbe standard strength is as strong as can be used without ujuring the foliage, but if the trees are sprayed as soon as warm weather comes a solution of copper sulphate (blue vitriol) can be used as strong as one pound to 25 or 30 gallons of water. This copper sulphate is very cheap now, and one can afford to use it liberally and the trees and ground should be pretty well drenched with them, and the form oi sprayer should be such as will throw a stream against the body and branches of the trees with sufficient force to penetrate the crevices in tbe bark and wet the whole surface. If this is done millions of spores that are only waiting for favorable condi tions to spring into life and growth will be killed and much after work will be saved. Later in the season the nozzle of the sprayer should be one that produces a fine mist, as it is not well to get too much of the solu tion on the leaves. The object should be to cover the whole sur face of the trees, but as lightly as The receipts of the Pendleton water works during August were IS-lOVi, and the expenditures $$0-1.50. Unclaimed coanty warrants, amounting to $lMLt), seven years old, have been ordered canceled by the Umatilla county court The pay-roll of the Pendleton scouring uiKil during io momns actual running time in IS'.M snil l$!)o, has been $2$,2O0.43. Thn money was paid out in wages, most or winch was spent among the Pendleton merchants, On j dry hill near Helix last soring, William Piper planted 600 apple tres. Onlv 20 have died, leaving DO fer cent thriving trees. In cultivating them not one drop of water lias been put on the groiind by irrigation. Five hundred dollars per month for Charles Clark, receiver for the O. P. R. B., and $150 per month for W, S. McFadden, receiver's at torney, were-the salaries paid by the court during the receivership of Charles Clark, from January "i to December 22ml. 1$!M. A number of men were engagei the chief jtortion of Tuesday fore noon, says the Corvall is Times, in fishing out of the Willamette tin wreck of a wagon and team be- onging to Clyde Beach. He started over the river that meriting with a load of wheat, and left his team standing in fi-ont of hi mother's house w hile ke went in after melons to bring over to mar ket. There was no brake on the wagon, and when Clyde returned to his team the whole outfit had gone down the grade, over the bank and into the river. The water there was twelve or thirteen feet deep, and byquick work, one of the horses was saved. The other. a fine animal, was drowned. The wagon, the load of wheat and tht harness, all more or less damaged were finally fished out. A new variety of pine has been found in tbe Cow Creek canyon southern Uregon. ihe appear ance of the tree is very ornamental, on account of its foliage, the leaves being from a foot to 15 inches in length, and the cones are of im mense size. They are not quite so long as the cones of the sugar pine, but much larger around, and rough. The tree promises to be of commercial value, as it abounds in pitch, which has a strong orange odor, and, it is probable, will yield much turpentine. The wood is very strong, tough and When split, A Timely Kemlnder. Each season forces upon our con sideration its own pmilnr perils to health. The advent of fall finds many reduced in strength and vigor, poorly prepared to continue the but-int'ss of life. The stomach nud bowels, the great highway of animal economy, is espiH lally Ha lite to disorder in the fall. The nervous system has also suffered in the struggle. Typhoid lever and malaria in particular mm in the full that combination of earth, air and water that nnwk this sea son as especially dangerous. The fulling leaves, the decaying vege tables contribute their share of . II l u . - . ('HlKanilllUlioil' moou h rar.ain- rilln furnishes a most valuable safi-gtiiud at these iiiiirtait Hiints, and should be until in the 11 Is 'fore serious sickness nas laid vou low. mmmm M fa s : .t t K iu k I ; n wVMw for Infanta nnd Children. OTHERS, nr You Know IUUmnn'1 Df. Outfit- C.mll.1, - -r-.--. w rn.llrt U clillUwn r. mii.l f ufluu. r mrl.hl.r ))CT Vo Know lli ur,.hlht f -t..li. atSt. H"" Von K..o th.l U mu.1 wm.l.1.. 4.,,,UL... vmM f-.ll-.m-k, Without llwlln Hi" txilHMi-' nvoKnoWih.i r. .h.K.t.1 p wr ' anlrw yuu or your pltyildaii uf of wUl It l .niw-l On Vow K..w th.l Clml U . rt1y w.rf.1.1. trrt-tU.. an.! . It lt lnmlkul it puUlnlml with criy MO f ' Von Know Hint C..M.L U th prwIptUw. urih. (ku. Ir lUmurl Mtrh-r, Th.ru ha. Ixn lu u fl.r.iyihl.ty '- ' "u" u --. oTall other wumllc fur chllili comUliml f Ito von Know that th. r.lr.il (m,- IVrtmt of tht VaM Slate. .4 othrcoutrl,h.lra e,du.l right to l. I'tu 'hrr -'- M (. wUrla" and It. (".. ami th.t to Imlt.i. Ih U . .ut. pri no Von Know th.l o..t iJ Iht rn. M g..r.tl.. ' .r-.i.t pmiUm uMc..iak.d l prowu lob. wbaululrly harml.Mf jojnjKjwjw th.l 33 J'. --'"' ' "' IW M cciitttt or one cl o t , Von Know thai li"i ..r.l ( ll. 1. 1- P"l."o. yrhli.l.0 U ktpTwtli. J that )o "y uuliiukcti iwlf V-lt. ttir.r thtnn i worth uwIihj, Thry t fail. Hminlurf of AfZ4CicAU w on rwry r Mr, f- P U K U LA TO R MM I'.c.uior, o.d you ever uike Simmons ' tvk-: H::cit,:..VToit, the "Kinq os ',: vi: : MunioiNKsi?" Even-boiy needs . :'.-.o a lcr remedy. It is a siu'gish or ".;.;. :n 1 livor that iin;)airs digestion 1 e;u;esooi:jli ation, when the waste '.-ut rhcu!d be carried oft remains In !; boc'y nnd ',o!sons the whole system. hnt dulK htavy lelin); Is due to a ."orpid livor. BiiioiiKnenn, Headache, 'ta'ariii and Iiidljjcstion are all liver i:'-e9. Keep the liver active by an ooisIoTiid lioseof Simmons Liver Ittig 'nt-.r r.nd you'll get riil of these trou- les, and give tcno to the whole sys ;in. For a laxative Simmons Liver iogjWtor is mrrrKR than Pilia It . ; not frn;n!, nor weaken, but greatly rr-snrs tjhi r.trenfitnona. I'Jvery a-kajr has the ltxl 56 tamp !! 1 1 1 - wrapper. J. 1L 'eihii V; Co., l'liiludelphlu. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. u hup. ..iijggfrTTOa h?iVt' aim to fatry u lirr-t-fluw- ntofkf Ki of'I lai'tlwai'f, 1 tnpli'iiuMitH, SttiVfsi 1 Tmwuro.ftc, a.-iofk that vill moot tho watitH ofoiir ti'inl. SUPERIOR STOVES - - - WE HAVE RECEIVED II HOW lot of tltl'HO hIovoh, for both foolciiii? iitul liratin jmu'1mhoh. C1LL AND 5 EE THEH, tin- n-nt niotlr loftho lrai-it luonoy- FRAZER & CATTRON 0 r Monmouth, Oregon. , fibrous. which can TAILORING. Alloc line of samples always im liuml to .elect fi'iiui. T. LAYI01T JENKS, Independence, Or. v DRESS MAKING Goff and Goff. We are prepared to do drens riiftkino. in the lulest style., and guarantee Ratisfaetion. Prmiipt service and reasonable ehargt's. Dress Cutting and Fitting. Cor. Uailroud and D Kh. INDEPENUKNDK. OIlkfJON. Legal Blanks STiS1? All kinds of Palpitation of the Heart Shortness of breath. Swelling of Legs and Feet. "For about four years I was troub led wiia palpitation of the bean, shortness of breath and swelling of tbe iegs and feet. At times I would fain. I was treated by the best phy sicians in Sa van nan. Ga.. with no re lief. I then tried various Springs without oene fit. Finally, I tried Dr. Miles' Heart Cure aiso his Nerve and Liver Pills. After begmntno to take them I felt better I I continued taking mem and I am now In better neaith than for many years. Since my recovery I have gained fifty pounds in weight. I none this state ment may be of value to some poor auflerer. " . IS. SCTTOJI, Wari Station. Ga. XOiir prices are the lowestyj I which have so much more power always tried to do the job! Dr. Wile rWrt Cora in sold on a pnsltira ruraijl- mat um orrt ootit. siil ueiicob AUarnzuicKli It.liT. 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