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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1895)
volumk H. INDKl'lCNDKNCK, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1895. NUMBER 52. Sg INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL STOOK, S5O,O00.O0. HIl-illBEUO, rwnWunt. All RAM NEMOS, Vice President. W. r.CdXSAWAY, CwhU. LHrt.-Ii. F. Hmllli, A. Nelson, I. A. AlUm, II. II. Jiji-jii, J. E. ' i.i I..- It ttr u tt .i . i lllllHXirp, ii, n, ri'srs, ll. llllm'UIH' rg. . -n,.rl Unkluu Mil rxi'lmiiuo trrtii.iu li'.l, bmns m do. llllln ' L I i '..iiiiti.irtdul Crt'ilU IIIHIlltHl. 1 ktlimlts ftttHiIvtul fill iMlrFiini Mi'ii.mil Ujjd u'liH-k. Inlcnint paid on lime UxuimIu, & FIRST NATIONAL BANK o' ,N&CT.tNCC' COMMHXCIC!) MWINKSsi M ARC II 4, 18H1) tailil Stock, 160,000.00. 8urplui, 114,000 00. J.S. (XKU'EK, rr"ilinU I., W. UUIIKHTNI.N, Vice rn-sidunt. V. II. II AWLKY, Caslilnr. rSECTORSt. J . GMiwr, L. W. Hulrtii, fowls Ilulmlck, WWW Culllim, U. W. Whlu-iiker. ImiiiiiKH imnwii'li'd. lnv nil will exi-liimifi" on till im- v'nl piiliilo. 1pnIi rwiivl iliecl to clunk ir on etiruikaU) u( iIi;hnU. .Srtiwnl mad. Imhiwihb '' ' " " ' "' Ihe City Itestaurant Jjiive you SIX good 2.Went nu'U fr I. We try to make our Hunday Uinimr me wmi in inuepeniieuce. MEALS AJT AJLL HOUES. - MINN & CATLIN, Proprietors, Mum HI. NIiKll.M'l'N('K ICity Truck & Transfer Coif ft A.W. DOgKSTKADKIl. Prop. ffj "lUulliiff don t roon- j llmiuMint Fiirnlturantre !4.i.i- .... fully moved. . . ruble ru JjUt.ll A7 FOVIt-FOOT WOOD FOIt SALE.fi ii! INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. jjl Wander-Cooper Drug: Co Always aim to plste and kern on hand . Rubber Goods, - Sulphur, i'r 'yi Patent Medicinoi -rfctnPS, -Alien try, Piuuts, .. ' i V rs Thermometers Wnrnhes, o()k . Brush, Ci , scw;s - Pens, B ' JT f i -J Pencils, Soap,, 11- Etc., Etc Syringe, aw- rescriptions :-: Carefully -:- oompour.ucu . , l)uy or Night J. F. O'DONNELL G9, SELL HARDWARE, g cioonrs. Shears. Pocket Knives, Table nivea, abi VY alts, Rope. Etc., sk'ST0YES, Box 6 Granitewore and Woodenwear. TINWARE Shells, Powder, Shot and Cartridges. Polk County Agents for Studebaker Carriages and Wagons. DEPENDENCE, OREGON. 1 00,000 POUNDS PORK WANTED, (180 round Hog or over.) h ito I ZERBONI & WILSON, Prop's. CITY ELECTION. OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET -KOH- INDEPENDENCE, OREGON, UKCKMIIKU 2, 1SD5. For Mayor T. J. LEE. For Recorder J. T. FORD. For TrcuHurer M. 15. MASTERSON. For Marshal W. W. WILLIAMS. Fcr Counoilmnn, 1st Ward W. II. CRAVEN. For Councilman, 2nd Ward G. W. IIENKLE. For Councilman, 3rd Ward MARSH MERW1N. d) hv leadina the child to see be hind the creation a creator. Subjects for Nature Study. 1. Real things, riot books, stor- ies and pictures. 2. Things in their rational relations. 3. Liv- ng, not dead things. 4. Action, not merely structure. 5. Causes, not merely effects. 6. Vegetable, an- mal and mineral kingdoms. ITnur KI.ikTv (.lir. (n Wnm ihu utimilnoint of the Atlonn. nwkrnn. Minnie M. to rich. Hattie Mulkev. N. M ' v ' . . . I n rM- Hall i .nln begin with natural environment; d) with what the child knows: (e) have the child to do the work: (f) study the thiig it self and supplement by reading; ((f) the thing studied may be per sonified; (h) lead from nature to nature's UoU; (I) stuay acpenu- ence. OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN TICKET roa IN DEPENDENCE, OREGON, DKCKMHKH 2, 1805. For Mavor W. P. CONN AW AY. For Recorder W. O. COOK. For Treasurer CLAIR IRVINE. For Marshal PETER COOK!. For Councilman, 1st Ward W. W. PERCIVAL. For Councilman, 2nd Ward GEO. W. CLEGGETT. For Councilman, Srd Ward C. W. PARRISII. NATURE STUDY IN THE 8C1I09L8. Irof'HHor J. H. AJIn Ably DIs tUHSes tls Suljecrt lWfore the Folk Cnmly Teach er's Institute. The leading topic of discussion before the Teucher's Institute held in this cilv Saturday was on "Na ture Study" as taught in the lead ing schools in the country. The idea is comparatively new and is the outgrowth of the scien tifin anirit that pervades modern oiifRtional thought. Prof. J. H. Allen, of the Monmouth normal school, lead the discussion with a vnrv scholarly address. lne following synopsis presents tne leadine thoughts annotatea anaen larged upon by the lecturer: Nature Studv Why nave ur neeause it is the natural meth- sfiidv: it is the continuation of the method the child has always. used; it connects hi scnooi nie lii nrevious life; it connects indoor and outdoor life; it arouses the child's interest in nature ana ,n .Minol work: it cultivates an in- wtincr soint: it cultivates a rfnl habit of observation: it cul- tivateealoveoftruth; it lorms a basis for good expression; it cuiti tha msthetio taste, the ethi v a v 0 vw - cal taste, the spiritual taste; it . t 1 L leads from creation to creator, nidoft of Nature Study. 1. Physically To develop the child;: (a) by encouraging him to live much in the open air; (b) by encouraging him to maice excur ,va in. the field and woods; (c) by coaxing city children into fresh nAimirv air. VUUv t 2, Mentally a) by leading him to form right habits of obser thoueht. investigation, ex perience and reasoning; (5) by giv ing him a knowledge of his natural environment; (c) by leading him to control natural forces. 3. Morally (a)By cultivating . rt truthfulness, (b) by in- a kjiihv - , spiring a love for nature; (c) bv ln i:ring a love for all created things; Teacher's Meetlnjf. Wn nrn inili-hicd to the secretary of the Polk County Teacher's Asso ciation lor tne loiiowiug rcjiorv: Tim Polk Countv Teacher's Asso ciation met at lndependene Satur day, JSovember zia. Moved and carried that the anso ciatiou meet promptly at 10:30. On motion the following commit tee was appointed to arrange order of business: W. I. Iteynolds, E. Clara Hall, L. L. hwann. Moved and carried that a mani loldinir book be furnished the sec retary, by a 5 cent contribution ' . - . .1. r i 11. from Ihe teacliers. vv .1. ueynoius was elected treasurer with collect- ng and purchasing power. Mavtul mul carried that arrange ments be made lor a joint meeting of the teachers of Yamhill county and the teachers of Polk county to be held at Ballston. Moved nd carried that bupt. Hutchinson be instructed to "cor respond with Supt. Stillwell jf Yamhill county with regard to the joint meeting. Moved auo carnea ma me devoted to general dis cussion of the topics assigned; that t thirty minutes in aiter.nooa oe a signed to Bchool program furnished by the school visited, anu one auu a hnlf hnnra then devoted to the study of Pedagogy led by W. H. Allen. rl. Music by the association.- Grammar. Gradation Prof. P. L. Campbell, it. Mr Rftvnnld'a supcestion the . . ..... ' c iu associatun votea mat otaie oupi. Introductory ana Aavanuuu Grammar---G. M. Irwin. NOON. Tho nrnflrram committee made the following report for next meet ing: V Gradation..-. William Parker. Primary Spelling. . Miua Vlnll Pedagogy W. H AHen Music Orchestra, Recitation "Miss Ethel Isabel tn". . . lillUR'HW vieiaiiu !-.".' Hln tha Rtn rliiht," Myrtle Lee and Alta Esles, 8olo Kulnrw KIllilV jjiseuHsuiu Higheit of all in Leavening Powers-Latest U.S. Gov't Report T I Good-Hill. E. Clara Hall, Lulu Mason, C. N. Janzen. Monmouth. W. II. Allen, Pres. P. L. Campbell, W. A. Warm, Net tie Crosby, Joseph T. Euring, Lo retta Hart, E. E. Balcomb, Mrs. E E. Balcomb, Chas .N. McCaieb. Susie Howell, Mary H. Coats, Luke L. Goodrich, O. D. Ireland, J,.M. Low ell. Rickreall. B. L. Murphy, Ora Morehead. Salem E. II. Anderson, State Supt. G. M. Irwin. Ballston. William Parker, Anna Powell. Buena Vista. L. L. Swann, Zelia Miner. Falls City. J. N. Hart. Parkers. Lora Butler. Mariore county. Cora V. Snell. Kr.tpnv-.hprs. Laura Mvers. Mrs. G. M. Irwin, Mr. W. H. Allen, W. A. Wash, Mrs. J. S. Cooper. Served Him Right. Howell Jackson, a, Klamath county rancher, is languishing in jail in San Francisco, a just retri bution for going beyond the juris diction of bis own state in search of a wife. This matrimonially in clined man recently visited the big wicked Bay City and advertised that he would like to meet "a re spectable-young lady object mat rimony." Of course, the Oregon rancher received numerous appli cations fiVua the soiled doves pt the gay city. He selected one of the prettiest and flashiest of the lot. but when his inamofata kissed him a pleasant au revoir, promising; to be back again soon, it occured to Mr. Jackson to look after his purse, when to his alarm he found that necessary companion in a strange city had disappeared. He gave tho nlnrm in time to have the young woman apprehended before Rhe was two diocks away, jsuo who Oak View School lteport The following is a true report of the Oak View public sohool for the month ending November 22: No. days tauKUt 20 No. days present No. day atment 121 No. tardies KxeiiHe for tardies 5 No. boys enrolled .. 12 No. girls enrolld 1 Tola! no. enrolled 30 Average n. belonging 29 Average rtaify aMeudanc'e Percent of attendance' .. No. vwits. 12 Those whose name weftf Jkced on the roll of honor are:' Mia, Myrtle and Robbie Schafer, Wal ter Wells, Charlie, Frank and George Kurre. O. D. Ireland, Teacher. $100 Reward. $100. The readers of this paper will bi? pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-' ing a constitutional disease, requires a coustitutieual treatment. Hall's Cat arrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the. blood and mucous serfaces of the system, thereby des troying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient streugth by building up the constitution and as. sisting nature iB doing its work. The proprietors nave so niucu iauu iu curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Hend for list of Testimon ials. Addres F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. S,Bold by Druggists, Ion. aMuuwu .v - - gne was two uiuvnu wr. w Irwin take Mr. Reynold s place on ioc up on a charge of grand lar NOTICE OP GITY EDECPION. . i.. r r tfte City of Independence. Polk County. Ore pon, ibat the anniml city elect lota will be held on the flrst Monday h- December. 189o, lor the followtng purposes. io-w: To elect a mayor, recorder, treanrer ana mi.rjn-il fir ciie ensulne year, and one coun cilman Irora each ward for the next ensuing two years. , , . - The following person were appointed y the city council to serve as election boards In the respective wards: . First Ward. J, A. Wheeler, Judge: M. O.. Potter and Geo. Kichardson, clerfea. Voting' place City Hall'. pu,.,.,i ward I. W Kirbland. Judge: T. J. Fryer and J. B. Ford, clerks. Voting places J. w . liirKianu uuiw. Rpnm and C. G. Grifl'a, clerks. Voting place T. H. Hcudder'B residence. Polls to be opened 't 8 o'clock a. m. and clo8edat5o-cckpm. J. T, FOKU, City Eeoorder.- eenv. and her victim was also de tained in order to make Bure he would be present when his testi mony was needed. First Quartz Mill Iu Oregon, Jackson countv had the honor ivi nam i-araer. . r .... Miss McDevitlt. ot receiving the hrst quartz mill in . . . 1111 I. i I . . Tk trod uced into Oregon. The Gold Hill mine had just been discovered, and the owners were working in an arrastra quartz worth a dollar a nou nd. The old machine, with its yrtle Lee and Alta Estes. cumbersoine drags, lazy mules, etc., . Margueritt. Lngacre. becalue repul8ive to its owners, al- ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. To Whom It May Concern: iNotice is nereoy giveu iu. . . .1 . ., .. I... rxr Liu.icit IT1 tint nas irauBiwireu w . j - rr- all his property, real and personal, for the benefit of all bis creditors, which said deed of assignment has been duly entered of reoor luth record of deeds in Polk County, Btnte . , A ...... T ). .1 1 1 1 c nimllnMl AS such assignee by filing therein a good and .... i i ., V. .. n.a Mnntnul . . .. n aim. am nit. 1 11 A Aft. AU persona iiaMiifi - " , . tate of Lewis Kelso' are hereby netitled to present such claims' nnder oath witaiu three lnontns ii-om mo uw :. J- , rf Dated this inn aay 01 rve.uutn, . M. O. POTTJSB, Assignee. Moved and carried that the next ounces of gold a week, bo in 1800, meeting be held the third Saturday in December. Moved and carried that the next meeting be held at Monmouth. The committee on order of busi ness made the following report: Opening Singing Dy Association Topic as provided by committee. Discussion. Business of Association. Adjournment for noon. Singing by Association. Fvurnisps as provided bv the school where the meeting is held. Work on Pedagogy, directed oy W.H.Allen. ) Discussion. Closing. Reports of committees. Selection of place of next meet ing . Adjournment. E. Clara Hall, L L. Swann, W. I. Reynolds. On motion the Association ; ad journed. Teachers ana ex-teacners prea- Ant l.ttllaa W. I. Revnolds. Ruth MnTWitt. Hattia Williams. Mrs. P H: Morrison. Mrs. W. A. Wash, Marv M. Parker, Lura V. Parker, Myrtie Williams, Supt. T. O. Hutchinson. ' " Independence T. A. Hayes, Mrs. F. L. Tucky Marguerite Longacre, tlipv Ifit a minine contract to Hen J o - ry Clippel, one of the him, who went to San Francisco and pur lmRBil a 12-stamn mill, of the style . -r , ii " hn liHHrt. itnaaiow. iron uior- t.srs. with wooden housinas and six- stamps working; hi each mortar, it was shipped by sea to Scottsburg, nn t.hn Umnnua. and hauled thence - i i by team to Jacheonviue,ane steam engine and boiler accompanying. Th frmtrht bill alone was $2600, and the total cost of the mill when erected was 112,000. Its hrst per formance was the reduction ot luu tons of refuse quartz from the vein, which had been thrown aside as too noor for the arrastra process. It .ii i k... . fpi... ... yieiaea 9iw per ion. xue ucai rniivMnn ordinary auartz from the mine, and much to the surprise nf all it. vieldtd onlv $3 a ton. ow ing, as was supposed, to defective amalgamation. Aiiotner run yiem ed onlv 2.40 per ton, and opera tion ceased. Later, the mill and entrinn nassed into the hands oi Jewett Brothers, woo piacea tnem 1 . T on their mine, near uranvs rass, shun thev did eood service tor quite' a while. Later still, they were converted into a 6awniul. vvviof. Uat. hparrt from the engine was in use at Parker's sawmill, on s; RnttA nrfifk. in Jackson county. It should be preserved as a relief- Oregon Mining jouanau DUECEn-iiAr.:?DHn 17 RUBY JEWELED iustelMces THE BEST TIME KEEPERS IU THE WORLD, By the lntrodoction of thj line of 17 Ruby Jewel Adjusted; Watches, at the extremely low prices which we quote, we bmf made one of the greatest steps forward in the history of Watch making ; and w. have the S. .ndorsement of practical Watch Makers that this It a step in the right diree- iriiinrnVl tlon. With Buoy JEWELED I JlTtern the probability of ADJUSTED uilH Mopping is reduced to el- WATCHES tVff moat ofc"J"- . ... k Call in h J""1 " Maker's and look tor the jewel in the Center. THE DUEBER WATCH WQS, CANTON, OHIO. RU3Y FOR SALE BY O. A. KRAIvTER MRS. A. M. HURLEY. DEALER IN 1HLLINERY and FANCY GOODS;- INDEPENDENCE, ORE. The latest styles in Hats and Caps alwav on display. Infants' Cloaks, Caps and Dresses i, in the latest styles. Dress Goods, Hosiery and Novelties ! a 4 - 1 ' It 1 a ! A T f -
