The Independence west side. (Independence, Or.) 18??-1891, October 30, 1891, Image 2

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TO ADVERTISERS, fuowiumlion tup) to, IMu.v MilaT, !,mh,j. VVv.v ,h f r i mdm
mrtwiH'i-vt-,.MM).i.'' it i:-.tni' IVs, tun others are mi-; ut ft,w ,,., , , 1;. , ,( ,f l!Vi
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denco this
grj cilice sihKh' cm t milluiig ftir ,
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stuko. KdUtorMr.MilKTOi' liult'
injrTiinotliy w iwsswt'd r tli
.kbility to rvo the jiiwiU imy Iwt-
Mnn Mr. IWmmitt. Tlu'V
simply striving to obtain tho uftU'e
Uvause of its mnoUummts ami the
amount of pmtis it pivw them in
Hevwyoue of our lvtulors lumld
tudy this article vUWly. )!spe.kks
j. j.. ...if ' .. -.
Do not give p the hop growing
fcttsimss furmow. Ia4 ywc yon
had a bouutiful ppp mul good
priew. Thhywir the hop Jouso
plnyoil Imvoe, and priiH are not m
good, but this industry should not
lw given up, aa it paj' well on an
averago, and gives employment to
60 many bauds. Stick to the
Lop business. '
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AS ebk ask k court has roudoiw
o tci. iWlnrinir the ekht-hour
law pivW by the last legislature of
.... 1 u..M!)n
that state to do vami ami w"
tinnal. I.heoase will be apwded
to the dupronie court, but it U be
liovei the judgmeut given oeiow
Trill stsind. If so, ibis will be an In
lmrlant victor? for orcwdied labor,
and eigbUiour laws are likely to
follow lu other state.
Us happily there is no present
tmnH!t of unity and harmony n
the Irish home rule party. The
antagonism and bitterness engeu
dered by rarneH's indiscretiou and
ifitii.winplini'iiii to the leader
ship are too violent and dwuseated
to be allayed and smoothed over
peedily. It will take almost super-
human statesmanship rot-any leau
cr or leaders to bold the home rule
n&rtv together, . and make it the
r aggressive successful force it was
under Parnell beroro his downiau.
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Iqsativs IK?iSEU.T sued the Pi
' oneer rrm in Iowa for libel, claim
ing damages in the modest sum of
100.000. The jury returned a ver
diet iuy favor of the "fclmkepetm
cipher" of 1.00 damages d 1.00
for attorney fees. So lhmuelly
' damitgo suit was almost reduced to
an American ."cipher." No' doubt,
the celebrated Ignatius has found
that it is easier to "cipher" out that
Lord Bacon wrote Shakespeare's
.. Blavs. than it is to ''cipher '...put
1100,000 in a damage suit against
newspaper tor imaginary evils i!onc
to the character oft noted celebrity.
Mbs. Frask. Limi ne is married
again and the statement is made
that she will give up her work here
and live in Europe. The people of
this country can well afford to let
her go. Her soleaim these past few
years basleen to ape European cus
toms aud court the favor of foreign
ers before those of her country meu,
Having succeded in marrying one
of these same foreigners her aim ap
pears to , have been accomplished,
and she retires from public life,
, There was one redeendng feature
about her, one really American
characteristic, and that was the
. push and energy with which she
took bold of and successfully man
aged a large aud intricate business.
It was the means to au end, aiid
woman like she used it for all ft
was worth.
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Robert Mim kr. a prominent
Democrat of Southern Oregon is
; authority for the staletucnfr that
members of bis party all over the
state are . deeply rilorested iu the
fight between Bingr nermann and
Harry B. Miller, to stx.it re the nom
ination for congress ft the next Re
publican state convention." .It is
hoped that the contest ill increase
the chances for Democratic success
by splitting the Republicans. The
day that the Repnlicans of the first
distict change Binger I niianii for
Harry Miller they will make a mis
take that they will regret for all
time. No state ever had a more
faithful representative than Binger
Hermann, while Harry Miller is the
absolute tool of the very worst ele
ment in the party to which he be
their pursuit or 'spoils." The
man who seeks office is nearly
ntwitvtt im fit tint for it The iwole
should beware of the oflloe seeker.
11 Is one of the greatest burdous
of their lives. To get rid of htm
la ft wnrV Hint, nil iimn. mmrdlcKS
of party, should devote themselves
to. l ite ouiee-aetvicer siuuus in uie
fimMiinst mnVH uf Uie "Uix eatoi-s."
A flock of locusts are uo worse a
pestilence than au army of otllee-
secKers. rney eousume mo sw
nhknrwvi nf tlin imhiiiI and L'ivS UO
value baclr. xne oaice seeaer gew
l.i!vt
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something for doing nothing.
Wk were at a loss to predeve ti e
animus that all at ouco took pop.
session of the maguanimous soul of
Harrison Kiucaid, editor of the Ore
gou fJatt JoHt-Hut published at Y.o
cene, last week when he so iugH
riously lamiwoued Governor rou
nover. and said so many uirly thlnirs
about him in his leatling editorial,
aud in the same leader ho extolled
Hon. D. P. Thompson to the sklof.
But after reading the very next ed
itorial paragraph we saw through
the transparucy, aud uow wo are at
no loss whatever to understand Mr.
Kincuid's animosity to Gov. Poo
uoyer. Hero is the explanatory
paragraph;
While iu Portland lust week aud
this week Hon. D. P. Thompson
hitched ut his team and spcut two
(lavs in ilrivini? ns in his Lul'l'V all
" " " w phi'
over the city on both sides of the
river and several miles tuto tue sub
urbs, almost to Vancouver aud St
Johns. We also went to the end of
every electric railroad, coble ami
muter line iu every direction; to
Portland Height. Wot Portland,
Vuueouver, Jt, Johns Woodstock,
Mount Tulmr and other nlaces.
The iaipmvemeuts made since our
last visit,, one year ago are astouum
i"g.
.y
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ttotm iviii' !., i.1t lurt hte lui'!i
snee tHuni ,' u : -n'(r.i
otMnjwny tu ; , r it WaH tc
Ual to Mh vy tet. H ntl no;
further i;3Utmtt U couvlmv miyoiie, '
that lmloul w h r"Hev .vtwn II
l dale. id Ha.' no iter lion0 tn .wlter,
IuortlortoKUow in wtmt etiiii,uiviii
tlieHtuttf Iiwumuce t'ouipauy i tn'l.t
It) our kUtvr ntnte we . imve only ti up
pond a wuplu of notle relative ,U "V
uromiHiMnsoriM.vmeut oy Uu eom-
pnnyn' We emild t'Ue a nanti"' mW'
but thiwo will Viftl"0i
Paid is Kcm, Th W U-,
which was IuhuhiI tit the Hist In
urue C'omiviuy, of Ktileni, Ore-gnu,
hat ulreiuly lnvn iysttd by the liittn
turar of wild enmiwny and wlthlu tunr
days of Urn fW. They paid our l'
junt at cheerfully they WMte our ln
turauee. No eiminy eauM uo better.
Th "State'1 U not only a very reliable
and prompt-payiag company, hut a
very comrvailvo eunany as wen.
When It guaiiiutm yoa preteudoit IV
meant iiroifotlou. The "State''
eouductf Its buslueM to 1 able to
nromiitW fultlll all Ha nleiliP'si, uo only
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wr the prweut, nui for uie iuuinf w
well. At ttm iHtiin 7'iMte.
Bi-okaskFai.13. Wash., Aua. Hi,
18S. Iteevlvml of the Htale Insurance
Cumiwuy.-ofHultftn. Or., the um of
1508.84. w h eb lv.vmwl,. was uie mu
amount of their proportion of our Intel,
audenurvly atlfnetory to ua iney
were the flmt etinuwiiy to y up in
full. A)Kfiw ., TVuirf i
Sttt'iny Hutit.
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Hlii.nttil i .irtiiy utf uiiMninMr ni"nm
nillililMKHI MilUlil. wliiirr, ll HiH;
l.inl nmleolii'ti Inmi UiHt' f J
wlml mirt iiorniiininiliuri Kml KwMd nun
li(nrkh.ml IM rnii.i wil! Jf'iu -' U.
uut... ...... ...l..i.ttiitllilillrUuiilhf iklii 1 ut.
mul ll'ni nvil Uie ft.rtimiU.M til rlitkli'
Hillv OM' miiii--( rii'wn"",, wim
nwnr klH Hint JUM hud huHl '
Krry l0 . )rM 't nlil.mwui i h h
Ivmi morti ymiOHUl ulilnwmiiw " 1. M,
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IMiwar,nir HiniKii mi'1 1" rintwi..--nd
iw MiiiifUlitiiil .nlimii miU-w l (iitli
rt. .. Ml. HI Mil tlrMl?lllM Hllil llUlf
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MRS.. GRAHAM'S
Face Bleach
mum at fMuklial. mlllhtiril !
..wiioi, miiHi mii'tuw. tlmii". n At
lil,.illira, l-rtiw. fl.au. iiriiu-"
Iwtlv,.. NiimiiliMnll iwwitt, tih
dr hill mi in n-tnU'tiIU 1iii
immi. ml.l.-J UtUiKilwHiM-mi'iil, Mv ni
........ ft. ...U l.u u- I..1I....1I1. .ImLtflvU. Ill
Mr. Frank Pust, of MeX'oy, went to
CallfornK whew he will iHnl tlm
winter.
Mr. J. 1). Buvilerand wife K to (he
Eat to ieud the winter among frtvinU
and relutlvt.
. Mra, lllavk ami Ml Kmma Hhnrp
are vtalthig at the mttdeiiM of Mra.
John's, at McCoy.
Lot of ruin sad (lie nmnert are Imp
py, a eoultUmtlil of Htubblu a III tie i
put to when, thl fulL
Pn.f. U. F. Mulkey Itss had lilt h.aiw
repidnleil ami punered. Ills now the
PETRI'S CURLIHE.
tt' m f rti 11 ! t A 111 ll Mt
tin iintr in t uri (rmn
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. ji.!- fwitt urtt In I ha I'll t.
fetich high living and such imU ,,Hir.u ,.,... ,fl,i.,.r.,!
company, lurnt-u iue ucau oi wn-
For the bvii business reason, wo do not m
tend to movt rar iramenso stock to our ik;w
brick block, opposito the Independence Na
tional Bank, as it means great expense and
trouble; so we have decided to make sweep
ing reductions on every article during this
sale. As the stock must be sold, it will en
able all to purchase goods for less than they
have had the opportunity of doing hereto
fore. Come early and secure bargains while
the stock is complete.
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Mil iri. . , tit. 't
WILLIAM TvlARX,. w. K. Q OODELL,
Choicest brands of Tobacco
ranaoigars. ,r-rw Mn,
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h.oIm.i.i. rru,.ril..Ki'j?fM..i t.-ni i i!f- r :.,,;.' W n- ' ' . ..r, ; : . ,rr.ri7v.-- r '
t-aia.and he Mt that he Most do , t weotj-rtv, centu t.,..i.,i , i u . r4 1 HJFSVlaln strop?, Qppoito the livery staoie4 : ;j : - ;i.LU.r,v,vi. - -
something to merit Mr. Tivomjitum,8 tInw l a mall brldr .! l u J V ' i. j .t WI;lt ' .' , . . " l,hjr.i2 ' f i i 1 , :'. r' r rrj
appreciation, and. he mistakenly ad Mf 'oy that lao, l-v, in' .a In,, , ' RdepSndOnCCv OPCOOn. -fjA X 0 I ?v ' ' 1
supposed that lo alm.e (ioveri.or id'h, eqntlliioohrihwa.sU .V I Ui t .-u at.! St H i.a, a..d ;ui y. j SI . L "S.. i.?1,,' X'v',V A'VSi"' W ,1 I-'
Pen, oyer would jutb. the thin,. for such ne..5! , , '--- . ...h ....... a.-.., ",."'. ' ' - rTl 'f j&tf 1 y A 'A: f A
TUB J'unwo 1 Ktiseue fity) i are ne amall U,y ihul will hineniii JJJ.JI . j.1 J , -
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thitikait certain thatfJovernor Pen
noyer could not be eltettd now.
But to.one alio look at it candidly
there would seem to be no reaxon
why anyone should vote against him
now- it' he were a ciuididate now
that did not cxmt U4 jear. The
governor i. .still the same mail.
thTtjwi.tii(.
UI' coiir-M', the governor is "still
the same man" aud that I.h just the
rea-sou wt v he. would uet many
voteaov m he did when he ran the! frl
last time : list sauiemw to do the j
right thim; seuerally w jn d tlio ie;w-!
sou that .. . ha.s from live to eight
thousand majority of votes uow over
any man in Oregon that might bo
put ngainiit him for governor, or
any other responmble. office.
A CANNLRY. SURE.
aiHiiunlto e;:lB ll coih .l.-iainwuv
iHt'iir njjuin. , s lHat,- f.iii.i.,' , i-
TI.KehH.l law tlw U-t mtui.Luu..1 l'i,IK(l "' " '' V"
r.irevend years. Aui.in the hiie or- '"" " ' '
rlvnU are May am! Mary lik I'Iihh, i' ''',.'' ' . ,
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AOliieiuiii iviiiK-n n" , in, vim .- i , ,, ,. , . ,, i,. ,.
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. TiJLMii WnUhnnv St'th 1 honr.s, Swiss,!, ... - . -1 - ? ...
or. any. movement. -iL-iau. m iokl -or1 y V 'y .. i -v, ni
.ilvcT'caN liuntcr. i .ii'Mfuc.. mw.gmui .i::viNti.rAr.iiV..w!::;K ..'
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I111II? Hlltl lUMIi-n ;,rin. 1 If. III . . i .- . ... .w - ' ' . . . . s i,I V HUH R IS lr iv nil II I' lull l.ll t,- I Illl l-'. 'l -r.u,-. r(t:i:i ;.n-ii.ll ill I II I-
an ami Anta Joiie. "T , low CM c.t a p.i 'r . . - 'H ' ' . : nil ilm nntiiiH'M if LU!' t'.erv .:,,irie ir,i'l!iinil lu.!". ,v t'Mii iiunty lo
. . . ... ... . .... I .1 I 11 l ' ... . ,. .; . i; .. . Lni.l.' wlm i;ivu .1 ill v. In v,inc-.i'at ,w.f . my Mil t .
lit wen. married tn.t Thul.", al ;l,r- Ui tiV ' . . '. : . -f ; ; M . M I 'A I H IK) I
.Uldeatauta. They were 'Cr. K.i n ; I . , ,.h t. j ()l,r 11110 UK tl Kl'-'S'. C -kind di -.Hi- , . . X ' - lKJ S ' " '
ryouiiKl.pleforownclMe;aml ! ' 1 , 1H Jl , O 1, l M.l i W!.ciJh. ai..-J,l-.- e.in I r..-.l.l .i i.a:..ft.:.l umKr O.e manatmiient
4taf ,i, M.-fir;Marsha, L orown. i hour nnfl.l",), clocks, . ... ltmi rftirm J1.
lend to their Portland Inane. ' . . ... '.- t.... .;.!. " .. . 1 ' .
Hill
the hrldt
lur you ns h
ihty
DHBSHft&IHG JEWELRY.
4 f ,
ItIO MKKTIJfO
In the altcrii.ton yiwlrday puHtrw
were Bent around town calling a mivt
ingnt the opera house. The InifliieNii
men were out, and ait euthiiHliwtle
meeting watt held. Mr. J, L. Btoekton
called tlio houw to order, and Mr.
Jauiw (lllvion wax eleeled chnlrmiiu.
The ohJwt f the iiKetlng wn sluli-d
that ac.m uery pr-ijo It! n w-w nmdy
for the cltiwamand nurroiindlng coun
try. Mr. Calvin Cooper, of McMlnn
vllle, then dialed that he would erect
and operate a enhnery fn IndemMideneo
with a capaelty of ennui ng and drying
twenty tons of iroduce per day, giving
employment to, fmm SO to 1"0 nn-r-ttlivei.
The hiilldtug Will he 0xwi lei-t,
Willi flnnO mirfaeu feel. The pliml,
.. hi. in. ii. M in. f.- ".I'hcn ii'ininlt'fi. will
longs. H tiio ware tannou u ivr , fl 1)n, iIMI Vr ( i i -
Hermann, for thesakf ol alMli it is, . r , , in , ti it him tin!
decent don't give m .Miller. ( lfi-.p.; r,,imiH ,iiou w-hleh to luiild, av one-
:' ' ' ' 1 'half a he'-k, and liKHI In ' eiedi, t lw
KKxTTuesdrtyelectioirtwillofdii tl , ,i ,v M , r. uU to
In several states for various olheeifi. j ()r,;,i,i ,,f.r,tt ion.
The election in 01"" 'h H" it. pi pi-ni i wa iiup'.ri
however, which elidta hiohI coir I iiimuimoii- v.n-i., mid over hail the
ccrn. If Mr. MeKinhv is tU . U .1 1 ' 1 h " '"", w""-
governor uy-Bay o,o mo u b ,it( (1( ( , A (iml lht.
n.in..lt.r tlii.ti tll(1,.l.ll 111' ri'Mlltt. ... ... i
maiiiiiv i.ii.j.1 ...... v . . ......
av'
iKa
CD)
grata
Cutting and Fitting
Cli" ...Uun Cii:4i' r.l.
' ln.iii-il c-i.i,r.i in Mi -. I'i-. In id
..ltl !lk illi'M'i.. I'OJIH I' roilllll
; ... mo! Monmouth htreel i.
;Tfi LiiriE pmCE HOTEL
0 St., Jndepiuidelicc,
MkS. i;' A. STARK, rToprk'tur.
l-'irnt cIhm in fvry respwl Special
ullt'ulioii ivi u tiaiiKiuut eu-itoiaiirii, A
iinipla mom for enminaroinl tnivelem.
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tmwa re
i,,, end ulli.'f Ih'u'i llalilliti-1 lie-1 '
ft. cjiliH the aUeiil ion of . thci I
puhlie. to hn iioiihloclt of toil ali.'ive
arl-fcles now un !i;ntl. . , . .
1 1 iri jo'iewi will eiiiMp tii! I'M tnaWy i .
with .,'i. in av.v other locality, j
Ciihuv niid ee tin upd vii will be ;.
natii-lied with ; : . .'.miiiil,v,'andt
'ItnU.tj
Cliristmas" iifts will ,j(K)ti'.Gc-,m order.
Our stock iivcbmhlcU;; nrul if vvill liav
you to "select -your jewelry from it;' '
SILVERWARE.
' ' Another appropriate lulkla)' j,fil.t' is ..i; .
pice of silvcrwear. We have just
what you want. ' .. .-. . - j
SPECTACLES.
Of Spetaclcs we have a large stock,
and can fit all kinds of eyes.
MUSICAL GOODS.
We. carry a line of Banjos, Guitars, I
Violins,, 'eft,, ot iho luK,ct quality. !
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ALLY, Our go oc? a arc tt'.e bssti
W." E. GOODELL, - Mam'SWetTndopcndence.
1'iiritl.iH the ft! (.)3, 'imS f'OVxltf Vl(ti IMHUfSTIOX,
mfiiiwjs.uss, i.itkp. rriMiM,Mis,Kni..iifii)Arii.F,foi.Ds,
PIMl't Ed, alt SKIM Ft.'KCl,tyyrf,artdeE,v.S.Ar.lMS(Jlrom
DlSOUURKfDKCOMAai. . , .j .,
, . r ha .v u vim tca u put w in yvl io w wrappers
Mth FaetimiU SigniUur cf lb FKKSE, ' '
' BtOlNQTON OO. 'AMNTt..8AN rtANQiM&
Siiiilii & tai&iiMl . 8 Son,
HORHOHTH, MdKpm
Hi et.citii-
tuu! toi et
will bo an index to tin I uw r u .to 1
hi. om. t . (.- I'oinmilU't) In tis
lflt..vv: A. .1. (Joodt!;:.!!. ft. h'elh-y.'
postpone free trade f 'i ) invvin',) l i r if i iliv.nl li
yet If Mr. McKinkj on yi anus AHm- i ' vn ' ' i''''"
the state by 10,000 to r,o wm i,w th. .i i'i .. oio,,
- . L . ... . , tlu'li' n-m iora Lo tsi iC hold of i-iimli nn
itv. then the wcuiocrais wi iiavei- : .. . ...... i
'vilu , , .,; , IcntiTpriHe. JS-) better ona could hiivu
agleamofbope, andifh. onljt ii- (if)'))(j m , , lmilni(l ' i
riefl It by irom .,uwho o,ouo miyor-j Hij(H1,t uot ,,,Ht tt moment until every
dollar jKHi't'iii'i-'l, Uui roiiiuiH Ht-ieeteti
1 !IV(I l'.lxt I'll'I'.lVi ! !..... .....l . ,. :...! . . .. .
. - . I v. ....... .i , c, . , . ic; ; R1j
and ouf prices tba itwcc:t. Ca!S t i or r,.-..K (.,!,.,,.. . -m t
' . . .. . . i.tlli.iili.,, .." II... ....1,1;. . u . i . .. . -...
A line i mo m ft'tuin
And fin H'f
ami iowtsi ,iv;. nvfi-'i-i (n v.H ii.' a'i'1 '
will; olln'iv (ho jiui. 't ,,( rf ihe
iml.ii., ' 1 rhyiie! ,U't" ,v
i, , , i . . ! eomiuiin-.lt d .e ntfi-jih lv a'
I'.ie ,,tf ion. will . lw i-ivott to : , V- l.' ''
, , t eoiU). m;,, Mti.M msil'l't.
.. . . ' ; . . iuw-iiiion in tlio muuii'v , k ln
sana exammo our stock wnetnerieome t..-siuy. mi iy f;i ,-
you-btiy or not.
fully
ity, the Democratic doctrine is in
the ascendant, but if Jlr. JamcH
Campbell cavriea the state for gov.
crnor,Thcn the "index linger" will
point the other way, and the doc
trine of protection will he in dec
lination. It iH really a test w,
andtheiciHtiotiHe ff denying the
foct. Ho get your faces ready for
abroad mnilcor for an elongation,
a the case may be. Wo are ready
to imile or look sad. We prefer to
smile, but we fear wo wout.
and tlui boildiiiK will then imgln. The
work ijuiHtUi;ln witlmul. di-hiy to.be
in full I'l-iidiiii Mi-i fur iK-xl year' crop.
The euimcry and drier are now iwaurcd
fuetn, Kwryniie ulimild glvo toward
thin pmjei't thai h:w not nlven, Tho
fiirnnTM hhmild t.iki; u ili i'p lnti reaf In
tlil:l Ull(h-rtllllllif. Inderiuiiduiieo Ih
the key, uoilinirel illy, lo tlii-i wlvd j
MiirrotiiHliiif! country. And nlm l
turning h and the door i now unloelci d
Now Ciiiihil will coinu fn. More par
ticular next week. . ...
i. r,1. BECKLEY,
Livery d k!s Stalks,
f wi-ili -lo iiif'.o-iii Uie pu'il.e lh.it 1 1
am iijw iHi:j.!U'('l (o I'hi.'-.n
Mho wants of nil," a:nl cvevythui in I
n . , ... . .. ... . . . .
! our HiU! wni iia lurnis Km o khu . i im
.. INDEPENDENCE, OR
j or i.Wvi-din- to order of ov.tot...w ' ffi & 1 , , ' 1,
i Moumonlh is the placn- (o buy j ' ' ' '
;s, and
uit voit foi'i'ct- it."
Konmcuth, Oregon.
liaviiiK piimluiHed the Interim (J I f(M hi $
leorgo IJoiithhy In tho Monmouth ,A " ,"" " 1 '
r-f?.,1 f, -
I. E! Ml
0". X-X. 3EOI.U.A-l
('in
Ocorue
Livery and R.,l.i Sr.il.!. , f Hollelt n fair y (illM.tls;.iS a. ;,v ,-ie. h
. .1 ... .... M.t . I . ilk ! l'l .1 H .... l.f .III, I .1 I I ll I l . ...
niiuiu urn jim.i..n..ft. ... -
1 inn lueiiuiTd to fur -iwh uood hani .
and vehlelea lit, Hhort nollee, ilny or)
nlKht, nod all tiiumlenl eii-loiu w " tv
et'ivi! dun iittentlon. Helnl 111 your or
dem.
with pnmmlm
for priecK,
MAX FiiOyDLY,
Corvallis, Or.
- i . ' ...I ... ii, i nc
miiiii..i HIIVl IIM.PI IllllSIiHlllll' i,ul. Hl
any eiiu In' Hi.i.li' siiiii On-ill,- All jou ImVc
-mi lm lor
tl
GENERAL REAL ESTATE. aEALER.
Opposite F'dti in iry'i Drtji SUire.on
I IVialn iiicei-t.
L L kaiA; ilk ill.
ivicnmoutn, - - urenn.
Good grain and stock farms a hoice fruit' lands;
town property oi' 'zX .i:ds.
Those having property for sa., .lease -call.
4 4 .. ...
JI l-l l.l,lTIllrt
:.if . ' - """'in. iiMiini.io
fjLLbljt mtmM pekwsship.
' THU SCHOOL l THC
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