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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1895)
W. H. Wheeler, PIANOS, ORGANS, & filler in SEWING MACHINES Rowing Machine Needles and Oils. EVV"JS MACHINES NEATLY REPAIRED.! OfUw with CUT Booli HUM 1 Main St., CITY LIVERY " SALE and FEED STABLES. KKIXEY A. JiOY, hvrs. rUiceeseor la A. W. DopkKieadcr. ?- OUtS !t At i ... m -i r. :-v s hours tlorses hoarded by ihe wee or mouth. INDEPENDENCE, OR. Eotss & ElklBS, r, - tf' ' Leading .at City Draymen ah Ma' Hauling in or out of the city Promptly, attended to, Charges reasonable. fj ECU f.ATORfe-- cv.v l;ider, did vou ever lake Mmmons Livkk Ukuviawb, the "Kiko or L;vi::. MancrNEPY" Everybody needs t:ii;j a I vor remedy. It in a slugjrish or ;Ii.-ca.ie l liver tunc impairs oiireeuuu a id o tuses constitution, when the waste th.it should bo carried off remains in th hin'v .'lid poisons the whole system. 1 haS OuU, heavy feelinvr is due to a -Triil liver. Bil'ousncss, Headache, !aVria and Inuitrosiion are all liver .'iaeasos. Keen the iiver active bv an .eeas'oial dose" of .Simmons Liver Reg i,.f,.r ,-..! wj'il cret rid of these trou- V, rv.d give tone to the whole sys--m. Fr'a h a:ivo Simmons Liver r BKTTER THAN PlLIA It ::;" i:c: gri.vj, nor weaken, but greatly . :vs j.-. ii'.M strenff.nens. Mvrv ptikivv litis the I tod 2 f.iM'M on lu wrajijHr. J. It TAILORING. E. aitXEILL, leiver. TO THE EAST GIVES THE CBOICK OF Two Transcontinental P. OUT E S GREAT UXM PRTHElffiRy PACIFIC RY. VIA VIA SPOIvANE DEN VCR MINNEAPOLIS "OMAHA AND AND T. PAU L Kansas City LOW BATES TO Af.L ' EASTElfS CITIES. OCEAN STEAMERS , ' Leave Portland every 5 days fur gAN FRANCISCO. For (nil detail call on O. R. & G. Agent. ' M.O, VOtTEH, Independuuee, Or. Rr addrewi: 4 , W, H. UPKLBURT, ' jeu. V Aeent, - ' ' - ' I'ortlaud, Or. Ttos.P, Oak. Henry C. Paine. Henry C. K.nw, i, 5 1 v'J-i , . Iteoeivc Afine line of samples "IT always on hand st-ltK't from Satisfaction Guar-antecd T. LHYTON JSNKS, Iudejiendence, Or. ? DRESS MAKING Gpff and Goff. We are prtp;ireil to do dress- making in the latest styles, and jrnanintee satisfaction. Prompt J service and reasonable charges, Dress Cutting: and Fitting. IXCEPENDEXDE. OREGOX. Cor. Railroad and D Sts, THE POI.K COUNTY THESS. Nvwa Hems and Kdltorlal lCx-trc8alloiiN. r'rrnu the Italia ItcmUfr, The New berg pottery jHople go to Buena Vista for their, white clay. Mrs. J. W. Craig is down from Idaho among her old Dallas friends. Evangelist Ross is to begin a revival at the Monmouth Evangeli cal church September :W. After a partnership of five years the law tirm of Daly, Sibley it Eakin has been dissolved. M. I Bobbins has just gathered 125 bushels of prunes from 120 five year old trees in the suburbs of Dallas. Thanks to Robeit Howe for box of delicious peaches, lhey were raised on his place jut above town, where he has 700 tour year old trees. The Folk county doctors were to ;ive met here last week but tluse from other points failed to mater ialize. It takes oul v two or three such occurrences to kill an organi zation dead as a mackerel. Yaquina bay has the distinction of Wing the only place in the United States where water agates . . i i and rock ovsiers are louuu, anu both are curiosities so common there as to excite no comment. enough hops left by nine-thitths for the beer made. A pure leer made of malt and hops is a whole some article and unless too much malt bo used, making it too heavy, is not intoxicating. The beers made today are stupifying made so by the drugs introduced. Wf believe it can be proven that if all Another rich discovery of ipiarti is rtKrted from the eastern part of Union county. The ledge was found by David Buird, on (loose creek, about 25 miles from Union. It is about 20 inches thick and shows a true fissure vein. A yield of wheat is reported from near Junction City that is certain iUu..a wttM iiinde out of hone as of 1 1 Immense. ( torso C Mlllott KS Ik? " - a I J l old time, the people of half a doien raised o wv, 10 of which was Euronean cities could consume enough beer to use up the hop product of the world. I II l W M r V 1 I ' W tTv J Km TTssSl55s ' . ,J STATE NEWS. A 0RTHERN PACIFIC R. R. U N Pullman Elegant Tourist Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars r ST. PAUL TO MINNEAPOLIS DULUTI1 FARGO GRAND FORKS CROOKSTON WINNIPEG HEZENA and BUTTE THRQUQH TICKETS WASHINGTON PillLA DELPHI A FOSTONand all yaj'NfS EAST and SOUTH For In forms tln, time cards, maps and Jjcjs, tall ou or write '"" W. U. HAWLEY, Ae-ent, , independence, Or., . or . A. P. CHARLTON''. Asst. Gen. Pass.Agt, r"o. SM, Morrison Street, Corner Third 8U, Poktlxd, Ok. HORSE MEN....... Get your bills printed at the ENTERPRISE office, and get the best work.- Yon will thus lye fnabled to secure the best - J'a fmm vour investment. We -;ftv some fine STOOKOUTa "T"CHir prices are the lonet jj' HEART DISEASE! Fluttering, No Appetite, Couid Not Sleep, Wind on Stomach. "For a lone time I had a terrible pain at my heart, which fluttered al most incessantly. I had no appetite and could not sleep. I would be com pelled to sit up in bed and belch gas from mv stomach until I thought that every minute would be my last. There was a feelling of oppression about my heart, and I was afraid to draw a full breath. I could not sweep a room without resting. My hus band induced me to try Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and am happy to say it has cured me. I now have a splendid appetite and sleep welL Its effect was truly marvelous." MRS. HARRY E. STARR, PottsTllle, Pa. Dr. Mllos Heart Cure Is sold on a positive iruarantce that the first bottle will benedt. All draggisM sell ltat$l, 6 bottles for K, or it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price bj the Or. .Hues iiecucaa ix., Lkitart, lad. Krom the Dallas Observer. Dr. Stanley and family left Monday for California their future home. Deputy Sheriff John .shbaugh and W. D. Tarry returned Monday from a few weeks outing at Salmon river beach. Merchant Geo. McGowan went to Corvallis Thursday with his son James, who will attend the Agri cultural college. The Polk county, school superin tendent is out again rustling for a room in which to keep the records, chattels, etc. of that I'flice, and a desk to write on. Sheriff Plummer is utilizing the prisoners in the county jau in cleaning up the court house yard. plitting up stove wood, for the different oflices, and fitting up generally. Hiram is onto his job for saving money to the county. The fruit growers of Polk county should be better prepared for car ing for their crop. More dryers are badly needed for this year's crop, and it is a serious question if ali of it can be saved. Next year the fruit crop of Polk county will more than double that of this sea son, and better preparations for marketing must be made. THE LOW PRICE OF HOPS. The Adulteration of Beer Ko Longer a Pare Article Manutictured . 1 Webster's International Didlionary (Javaiaable In OBSce, School, and Homes New from Coyer to Cover Successor of the "InaOrldted." Standard nf the . I . S. Oov't Print- luir Oflicc. the U. 8. Supreme Court, and . of nearlv all the ) Sehooibooks. Warmly com- mended bj State rHiicrintendents oi emtuoojs. ana other Konrators al- znoct without num- ( her. THE BEST FOR EVERYBODY eccAucc ' ft to easy to find the word wanted. WorMai1rMiTheJreon"ii!T'''wt-icmlpl''ei In the vo!!i.',ry. rv-fi ci- l'-pnimnK a ir. IV WWW" . L.I.I.. ..J u.v 1 It is easy to rscertaln the pronunciation. The pronnnrifllion to lnilH-o mth ordinary . dirrlkJiiy E.rK"l Vtie. ti 1 in th bool- ' book, wbufe sounds aie UtusUt in the public 1 cooun. It la easy to trace the prowth of a word. Theetrrnot'"aTrmir',-ttn'tim'f'' and , the diffn nl nnjiLnin- n h;A a-ijiiirwl are ffivea ut U4 oruer u ijieir arowth rom we root 1 laea. tt to sway te Iram what a word sacans. TbedPnQjtjonf'areeKar.exTJHrt.aiid rail; retrnpr-heii!iY. deiiatuoa U oonl Sulem Statesman. If we understand it, the demand for hops comes mostly from brewers. While the brewing busi ness has grown prodigiously, in deed surpassing most others, and the consumption of lxer and other malt liquors has extended over the world and continues to increase, strangely enough the demand for hops and barley bears no relation to its incredible extention. The cause is evident enough. In old times the manufacturers had not learned the art of adulteration, and moreover the governments of the few countries where beer was largely consumed, impressed by the idea that the drink was a necessary and wholesome article of idiet jealously inspected it and severely punished for the crime of neglecting to put in the proper quantities of malt and hops. The manufacture is a monopoly today J in the hands of a few trusts and the malt and hop liquors are no longer entitled to the name. Quassia, rice and corn are used extensively. A generation of beer drinkers has grown up who are strangers to the pure article. No doubt it will be bitterly denied by those who are interested in the trade. But the very low price of hops and barley is enough to justify suspicion and in truth it can be demonstrated. We know just how much malt and hops are required for a gallon of beer; we know how many hundreds of mil lions of gallons are manufactured ; we know bowniany busneis or TbedPnQjtjonfareelw.exTJHt.aiid fall; tri. . in a tipTatf idunaraiio. i' C. C. MEBKIA X CO., Publisher, t Sprint&eld, Mmmjl, O.8.A. X ev-SpeeiDiea pssv etc.. seat osspiiesrioB. ! V Io not buj ca4 r-pru4 of lent dtaoas. , Grant's Pass' population of 2,33:1 consists of 1,257 males and 1,126 females. Of the males, C.kS are le gal voters. Sheriff knight has found no due to the whereabouts of the five nrisonVrs who escaped from the Marion county jail last Sunday night. Dr. Dean Clarke, after an ab sence of seventeen years, is again lecturing in Oregon upon occult, scientific aud philosophical sub jects. Ne irlv everv farmer in Union - j county has a lot of hogs, number ing all the way from 10 to several hundred, and to these will be fed a part of the crop of grain. Henry K. McGinn's appoint ment to the judgeship of depart ment No. 2 of the first judicial dis trict meets with favorable comment throughout the state. Judge Mc Ginn has the reputation of being an able lawyer, lie was endorsed by almost the entire Portland bar. William Gelhitly, of Corvallis, who itiised 10,WK) bushels of grain this season, H experimenting with the problem of shipping his own ... , i . e l . t. : . . i:rain. 1 wo car tonus oi oavs, Mop ped early in August, to Sin Fran cisco, netted him 20 cents for the poorest and 51 J for the bet-t grade. The warehouses in The Dulles are paying o7 cents for wheat and the llouring mills 40 cents. There is no diminution in the receipts. and the ferryboat is kept busy all day carrying tearc9 across the river, while the roads leading to town from the eaBt are liuc1 with wagons. The Salem Statesman predicts there are pinching times ahead for the Multnomah county million- t . p . i . i. . . ; 1 1 I airs. it is airam tuey win nac hard winter. That county is promised a just and equal assess ment a thing they have hereto fore onlv read about in the book and newspapers. S. R. Bond, of Forest Grove, has shipped five and a half tons o prunes to Chicago out of one and a half acres, and they can hardly be missed. It is calculated the one and one-half acres have 22 tons The trees' were not pruned, culti vated, nor have they had any at tention whatever. The fruit is ot fine quality. George W. Smith, of Corvallis last Monday sold a remarkably large sheep to the Hayden broth ers, of Alsea valley. It weighed 247 pounds, which is considered a phenomenal weight for a sheep to attain when only a few months past its first birthday The buck is a thoroughbred Cotswold, and iB considered to be one of the best lambs ever raised in the state. David Nagle, of San Francisco, is in Albany for a pheasant hunt in Linn county. Mr. Nagle, the Al bany Democrat says, is a fine shot. It was he who dropped Judge David S. Terry a few years ago and had his name in every paper in the United States. In the capacity of deouty sheriff, Nagle sent the bul let that killed the man who killed Broderick in a duel more than 40 years ago. A bunch of wheat secured by Committeeman J. S. Morris, of Al bany, for the Linn county exhibit is a curiosity. It contains 42 stalks, with 924 meshes, each mesh bay ing three to five kernels, probably iveraging four, a total of over 35O0 grains from one kernel of wheat. Mr. Yratts has collected a large and attractive assortment of cereals in stalks that will compare with anything to be found anywhere in the world. J. W. Howorth, of Ontario, says he has a pear tree in full bloom on his ranch, and expects io have ripe fruit about Christmas. Mrs. Mel- linger, also of Ontario, has an apple tree that has matured one crop this . i tt i i t...p new ituia, over ui uunn whole Lore, lie hud 320 acres in wheat, his total yield being 11,000 bush els. The Riverton coal mine, on the CtMpiille, has completed its tram way mid built two new bunkers and will soon run the mine full blast. The daily output is now 25 to 30 ons. and the quality of the coal is said to U tirst-class. Or ders are now waitinit for several hundred tons. The trustees of the Tillamook academy have made a donation of that institution to the presbytery of Portland, on condition that tin contract of subscription shall 1h fully complied with, and th acad emy made a permanent institution, The change is not expected to ma teriallv affect the school. A com- mitteeof the presbytery of Port land will visit Tillamook at an early date to complete the transfer of the property and make the plans known. At Wood Camp, 20 miles from La Grande, four woodsmen, Dan Goodan, Charles Crosno and Otto Griessnian, recently quarreled over the question of the right to eut up a trw that fell across the line 0! tioodan and Crosuo's land. A free tight followed, in which pistls, knives and clubs were Iret ly used flie combatants were pretty badly ut up when the fight was declared off, and Griessnian had a bullet wound in the leg. After the fight the difficulty was settled by divid ing the log. B. P. Morton, an enterprising farmer of Beaver valley, has en gaged in the hog business. lb already has about I!0 head of Block hogs, and w ill have more than 50 by Christinas. Ho has none but the best breeds-Poland China ami Berkshire. He has 12 acres of clover pasture for them, and a good supply of turnips, potatoes, etc. He has one acre of carrots, which he thinks will yield 25 tuns. With such stock and such feed, he cannot help but make a success of his new business. Shedd had a cass that is excit ing general interest there and caus ing a general feeling of indignation. A. Blaker, proprietor of the ware house, is short about N000 bushels of wheat in his accounts with the storers in the warehouse. There ate 13 storers of wheat, all of the old product, amounting to approxi mately 9)00 bushels, receipts call ing for that amount. Of it there is only a little over 800 bushels to divide among 13 men. Most of the wheat is owned by three men. Hon. Flem Smith having about 3500 bushels, Frank Porter 2:100. and James A. Smith a little less than 2(KX bushels. The men were in Albany Saturday investigating the matter. It is possible Mr. Blaker will be prosecuted crimin ally. As the ease is similar to the Red Crown, in some respects the status of that may determine pro ceedings. An assignment of Mr Blaker is also reported to be con templated. A Timely Reminder. Each season forces upon our con sideration its own peculiar perils to health. 1 he advent of fall finds many reduced in strength and vigor, poorly prepared to continue the business of life. The stomach and bowels, the great highway of animal economy, is especially lia ble to disorder in the fall. I he nervous system has also suffered in the struggle. Typhoid fever and malaria in particular find in the fall that combination of earth. air and water that mark this sea son as especially dangerous. The failing leaves, the decaying vege tables contribute their share of contamination. Hood's Sareana nlla furnishes a most valuable safeguard at these important points, and should be used in the fall before serious sickness has laid you low tons of malt is made, by the ' maltsters and how many io"3t of . . . , , , . t (hops are raised, and how much isT8easoni oioomea.ana nasappies on used in manufactre of certain mrl. lthTre as large as an egg. If icines. We are quite confident' nothing ha'pj"" to this secqnd that jf we deduct that amount from crop, ripe appiesTan he picked the hop product there will not be from the tree in abouY-Ctk, ' for Infanta ond Children. MOTHERS, nr You Know .h.,r.w Patrmsn'S li. .!rr'' f. mnt ""' a Hri rrnmllr. f..r v..ll.l.r ... -H"" ''., BT,K.nw thai .t..m ami ,....M. ar .-ft.. MrMl. H-0 Itn yon Kow thai In m..- ivaatilw d.,,l.t.s.t Mut ..ltn4 to ..II uamak, Without labeling llriu polaoat t , Van Know that r. shoald . P"' r .rdM. I U (!.. you, afcud. icry'i'l'' -rwha. it i. r ,mYnn W..QW I1..1 Caatutls ! P"'y .. prwtralloa. sd lh.1 . list f t. Inymltcnl. is iUlUt with rwty Mils t Ito Von Know that Caatotla Is lbs pwtl.H ''' ' Mlflwr. Thsl II has l- l fur 'r t J ,hl C"'U U of. II other remedies for chil.li rumWacd t Ito Yon Know thai th. latent Offt.-. tr-'l ,,MI V"" '"." f on,cu1,l.i..l.i"c't ..cla.lv iltM I" lit. mhri sad hi. a-l.a. t M II.. ,4 CtsalurlM snd. II. fcatuuta. S...I lhal ta l.allst. Ih.m U .tat. p,im uffrawl ,o Vow Know that o..e f Ins r... tut .anlli. Ibts sowtttittenl ptotMb, wlau..C.o.uh Wn f - bltel jr l.-r.l t Ito V Know thsl Si rB- '" 11 cruta), "t on. s d-" t Ito vow Know that hm .wr.l rf Ihl. p.fl ntr,.atloa, ywr chiMisa stay U well, auJ lliat ). W)f h ttalHfarS) tl f Writ, thfe ttilnna an wvtth laowlw. They stt farts. a,r- of 6&jtfdZZltC w The fwc Hlgnstl est myntrt rMn-r. Children Cry for Pltcher'5 Costorln. us SASH and DOOR It-iiH quipwd with the latest and ltst wood p-A pTAQV woikinj; machinery wear rAu I Vjn ! i.r. pure.1 to do all Liitdi ttf wood work, such as Frames, Brackets, MouldinjtH, and all kinds of wood tlirilillj' ut the lowt'.it possible prices. We also t arry a full line ol (5 LASS, (iluss cutting tituckly done. W. S. FERGUSON, MAIN STfcKT. iNOtPCN 1CNCC. OR. LITTLE PEJCE SJOTELp Iuik'jK-inhuH-o, Ort-pMi. Closes to railway station, steamboat lati'lsti ami tho liiisitifstf jart of the vity Koomim ami suites for both trancieut ami iiiTtiianciit jzufHts. sVrvif un Ktiriiaswtl. Hates Jl to f'2 jMr tiny. I'JSWf oim tt furry n lirnl -c-Iohh Htofk- ft ot'Ilanl viirt, ImjdoiiH'iitH, Stovft Tiiiwaic, t'lc, a Httifk that will inut't the wiiiilH ol'imr t rtulf SUPERIOR STOVES - - - WE HflYE RECEIVED u now lot of thoHo Htovt'H, for both cotikinu; iintl hutiiitf purponun. CALL 1I1D 5EE THEN, the lx-Ht. koo1h Ibr thn leant Jtioticy- FRAZER & CATTRON Monmouth, Oregon . w'tTft; CXP0SITPN POKTI.ANI), Hi:iON' OPENS. . . Oct. 5th One Gives Relief. It is so easy to be mistaken aljout indigestion, and think there is some other trouble. The cure is Ripians i armies, une tabule gives relief. Ask any druggist. Whea fUbf was sick, wn fye her Castorta. Whea she was a Child, the crtad for Caatoria. . Whssi aba becsma Miss, sba dung to Castorta When aba had QUUrea, she gam Utam Ckstarka, The IjuyeHt and iii,wt CornpleUi Diplity ever um.le of the Hesourees, Indiltrii, t)'iiiiu'rci), HiiHlneitti, Aifrli-nllure, KonistN, Aiitii-s, Krnlt, Fisheries, Mauu factures, und TruiiHMrtutioii Kaoilities oi the tireat I'acillc Northwest. Fine Music. Special Attrnctlons Every Day. Reduced Rates on oil Transportation Lines ADMISSION Single Admigition. - - 25o ChiKren Under 12 Years, - 10o Season Tioket. - $3 00 E. 0. MASTEU, Secretary. Tor Exhibit Space sppl; st t Exposition building to 0. H HUNT, Superintendent. nd8of Legal Blanks .."ora. FOR- SALEM, PORTLAND vtk Steamer Altona. fr?cfilnifetr.Thl,m,af and Saturdays, - 6.O0a. m, l!I!i??.T!ndei,,!e Mo?y. ednestlaysand Fridavs-6:M - " 7:45 Cheap Kates. Leave Salem Fast Time.