at Wa ay a Mar!.
Talk about cool hraded burglar. On
tf th gfnttj who vUIWhI th raidttc
ot Nr. William Hamiln outrival th
daring audacity of Jim Barlow or Claud
Duval
11 tmtrd tli hous whilst th hi'
mate wr ouud Wp, and with tit
at J or a match nroewilnd to InvMUKst.
It apraare that h would hold a lighted
tiatou wntil tt Imrtifd hla Angora, and
th throwing th it ill burning raniatut
on th floor light another.
On returning to a room h had quitted
a few tuotnanU befor kinw that Ui
idaea wa on ftr. 1U ran from tits
bona, and nutting a polio rn.o cool
lr tuformisl him that "a hou Iwk
ther xvss oa lira. It ounrtod to th
Slac with th oDIvr, Tim tin wa now
timing brightly, lu hi hast thaoftUwr
failed to noltc that though th rear
door waa own non ot th (auiily m
to ba tn. Thoy secured pail, th
burglar doing th pumping act, but th
apparatus failed to respond. A large
boiler of water, Intended for tu next
day" washing, stood oouvnieiit,and be
tween thm they carried th boiler of
water into th hon, when th flame
wwra aooa extinguished. It waa when
th oflleor looked around for hi gentle
manly associate that h discovered that
h waa alone, Th family waa aroused,
and then it wa found that th houa
had been ransacked, but little of any
vauta taeu. loteuo iv.
Worl.iI MmIMms llvUlaa,
An etuiuent lady missionary in Ru
mah recently gav Dr. A. J. tfordoit an
tnatrnetiv but somewhat startliug chap
for front her ejperianee. In on of her
tour, ah aaid, ill rant npon a village
where cholera wa raging. Having with
ber a quantity of a faiuona paiuklller
ah went from hon to honso admin
istering th remedy to th inraliil and
left a number of bottle to ba used aftr
alt had goue. Returning to the village
tun month after, th missionary wm
met by the head man of th community,
who cheered and delighted her by thl
intelligence: "Teacher, wa have com
over to your tide. Th medicine did
so much good that w bar accepted
your Hod."
Overjoyed at thi new, aha wa con
ducted to th hon of her informant,
Who, opening a room, showed ber th
painkiller bottle solemnly arranged in
a row npon a aholf, and before them tli
wholo comiany immediately prostrated
tliemsvlve in wortdiip. Modern Church.
Nuwfn raaaaM.
Th pawnbroker' sale shop have held
me before their window many and many
an hour i noe childhood, and today when
I pause, before on 1 feel a keener touch
of th hupnlse of youth than anrtUinis
else can bring bark to me. There i much
humbug iu the Uowery, but there 1 no
humbug in what I hi'sestorwi display. IV
tin and tragedy arVVonstaully exhibited
and enacted on every block of that throb
bing avenue, but it all neriua to in a
nothing beaid the trag and pathetic
tale that are told by th good in then
tor front. The vanity of man w felt
by every poor tram,'er who la knocked
about and jostled by the crwd that
throng th pavement, but for a wnuon
npon vanity I kuow no text in all New
York lika the content of on of thew
window. Julitin IUlph in Cvntnry.
FuhU Sh.lli N.r lloalua.
Twenty-one ttieciiuen of finwil tliell
hav been found in the vicinity of Doa
tou. Soma of then foosils were found
in tha Muddy river, on th border of
Brookline; nine have been found in th
dredging of the Charle river near th
Bock Ilty. boiu of th oyator bell
ara ten inche long. Other peclmeni
coma from South Ho too, midway be
tween City Point and Caatl island.
Kooe of them are now existing north of
Capa Cod and but few north of New
Jersey, except in rare caaea. Phila
delphia Ledger.
FrebUlorl Claau.
Near th Mediterranean coaai, not far
from Nice, are nine g rot t oca which ar
remarkable for the prehbtorio rental n
found in them. Th valua of the)
grottoe a a field of prehUtorio reaearch
wa recognized tweuty year aga They'
wer at that time pnrchaaed by Mr
Emila Kiviere, who, however, neglected
to work them, and told them again to a
quarry master, who, on removing torn
of th rock, unearthed torn of th re
mains. 8inc then th grot toe hav
been in litigation much of th time and
no on ha been able properly to luvontl-
gate them.
At present throe skeleton found ther
ar figuring In th law court a On U
of a man wboe estimated height t 1
feet 9 inchea Th bead of th skeleton
Is missing. Another is the skeleton of a
woman 0 feet 8 inches tall, and th third
is the remains of a youth. Theee added
to previous discoveries make seven skel
etona of prehistoric, men unearthed np
to the present time in these cave Th
Italian government has not attempted
to exercia any rights in the matter.
Up to 1373 Mr. Kiviere bail discovered
the skeletons of one man and two chil
dren, which were some twenty-nin feet
below tha level of the cave and wer
surrounded by undoubted paleolithic
implements. The bed U a compact one
of limestone. Chicago News.
Wadded Our Ur Mother's Grave.
The most unique marriage ever per
formed in Baltimore took place Mon
day within the bounduric of Green
Mount cemetery over the grave of the
parents of the bride. The groom was
Colonel Hendrick Von Htamp, ex-tninia
ter of Denmark to the United States, a
knlgbt of the Order of Dannebrog, and
the bride was Miss Mildred Hammond,
daughter of the lute General Hammond.
8ix carriages were occupied by the wed
ding party, but the vehicles were snp
posed to be a funeral cortege as they
slowly moved through tho cemetery
When the Hammond lot was reached
the graves were strewn with Howers
and the wedding was quickly per
formed, the bride standing npon the
grave of her mother and the groom
upon th grave of the bride's father
The bride is of one of Maryland's oldest
families, being a re mo to descendant of
President Oeorge Washington, bhe is
forty and the groom forty-fonr years
old. Baltimore Letter.
The Hammi Jmirnpjr ot m l.nthlug NalL
About fifty-four years ago Washing
ton Meguhan, contractor and builder of
this place, was working at his trade,
that of a plusterer, in liliiir county, when
be accidentally swallowed a lathing
nail. He was very much alunned about
the accidout at the time, but as he felt
no evil reBults from the extraordinary
diet, in the coume of two or three weeks
he hod forgotten all about it. Recently,
however, Mr. Megahan has felt a pecu
liar sensation in the palm of bis left
band, and one day lat week he was able,
to feol the outline of a small nail, and
then it was that he remembered having
swallowed the lathing null fifty-four
years before. The nail is rapidly work
ing its way through the flesh of his
hand, and when It has worked np under
the skin Mr. Megahan will have a physi
cian remove it. Somerset Herald.
t ' nutlier Mliod.
Tha following was the peroration of
an orator at a political meeting not long
ago:
I "The time has come when we must
leave off voting for ornamental princi
ples and vote to put bread and butter
in our pockets."
Tha r4r Waal Mat Realt,
Colonel Thomas t, FUhor tell a story
which i a goodwill Among th first
railroad built lu th United Stat wa
a little line about twvnty mile in
length. In th fours of tint a big
tunnel tin wa ronatructa! through th
sain oountrr. Th original lln bo-
rum niervly a branch. For many year
tt wa run in a cheap way, with on
locomotive, on engineer and two or
three freight car.
Finally a new general manager wa
apitolnted. II had been In th offtv
but a wevk when h sent forth on
km conductor who hail held th posi
tion evrr sine th wad wa built.
"I would Ilk to hav your resigna
tion, aaid th general mauager, whan
Hi conductor pird,
"My rvaignaliour impaired tha con
ductor In astonishment.
"Yea, surt your." '
"What for, prayr
"Well, I want to tnak oni change
and got new blood lu th lln,' wa th
general manager reply,
"t wool resign,' answered th con
ductor. "Then I will b compelled todlacharg
you, a step which tor your aak I had
hojied I would b saved from taking."
"Young man, you will notdiacharg
me, ! own a controlling interest In th
stock of thi railroad and elect th presi
dt and board of director. I shall hav
you nred.
Th old conductor did really own th
majority of th slock, and, a h aaid,
put in hi own board ot director and
preaident. Atlanta Omstitutioo,
As Ideal Stadia.
In my iprieno (her is nothing Ilk
a gondola to paint from, especially la
th summer and it is th summer time.
Then all the Venetian cab ar gay In
their sunshiny attir, and hav laid
asid their dark, hooded cloaks, their
rainy day mackintoshes-their feist
and hav pulled over their shoulder a
frail awning of creamy whit, perched
upon a deli cat iron framework, with
snowy curtains at stdas and back, under
which you paint in tat or loung lux
uriously, drinking In th beauty about
you
I hava iu my Wandering tried all sorts
of moving thing tu paiut from; tartans
In Spain, volant In Cuba, broad sailed
lugger in Holland, muleait Mexico, and
cab everywhere. On I rwioeniber with
delight an old nlghthawk in Amster
dam that offered in not only its front
seat fur my eaxd, its arm rent fur my
water bottle, and a pocket in th dour
flap for bruahv (I am likely to xpect all
thee couveuivocr In wm toe moat d la
reputable of cabal, but insisted oa giving
m th additional luxury of a knot hoi
in its floor for wast water.
But with all thi a cab I not a gon
dola, F. llopklnsoo Smith lu Scribnar.
Th .development ot th Cotton seed
industry ha been o great, and th
many article now mad from it ar so
useful, that it has supplanted th famous
olive trva product in a majority of
case.
Electrio headlights of abont 1.300 can
dle power at now in general oa on th
railroad iu Indiana. They ar very fa
vorably spoken of by engiueer.
ttaad aa Cntlla,
Tliey lay iiiultltudc when they are
the product of iieghH of Incipient
dlmRW. A "slight" cold, a tit of III-
HgeHtkm, Mllousonat, or constipation,
each or any of these "minor altmenta"
sdvntiw lu ninny Ciaiw with "league-
destroying atrldi-a.' (live theni a
twift, early defeat with Hiattettera
Stomni h Bitters and avert the danger.
Aberuetliy Bilmliil(t'rel an alannlng
rebuke to the man who Informed him
that he had "only a cold P "Only a
xM," repeated the doctor. "What
would ye have the plague!" Illicit-
niatUm and la grippe are easily extin
iiUlmljf at the start. Why then al
low them to get up a full head of steam?
I'lttou the brake wltli tlie Hitlers.
t he genial warmth which this superb
medicine diftuses tlirough the system,
the Impetus it give to I tie circulation
if the bliMHt, its Mxitblng ami strength
ening I'ftVcl u ion the nervous, specially
reciHuuielMl it to the enfeebled and sick.
"I' Is the great Tllk' for malaria.
Ilatljr's Flanas and Orgaat,
Hou. Dniili'l F. Ileatty, the great or-
nn and piano innnufucturvr, Is build
ing and shipping more organs and
Dtiuios than ever, in 1H70 Mr. ltcatty
k'fUionie a iH'iiiilltwi nlow-laty, and by
bis Indomitable will he has worked his
w v ui o us to stdl so far, nearly lOO.(XK)
of Jicatty' organs and plumsi since 1H7UI
.Nothing wcins to llisliearten bim; ob
ttacles laid In his way that would have
ttwlttil any onllnary man forever, lie
turns to an advertisement and comes
out of it brighter than ever. His
instruments, as is well known, are
very pnpulurand are to be found In all
iwrts of the world. We are Informed
that during the next ten year be In
tends to sell 3k),uu) more of his mako. 1
I but meaiis a ImisImphs of f aO,0Ul,(MI) If
we average them at tHKieuch. It Is al
ready the largest husincH of the kind
inexiHtence. .Send to Daniel F. Bcntty,
waHiungion, isew Jeisey, ror catalogue
THE
FOR
A SHORT TIMC I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS.
Blown wnter sels, beautifully etched $1 (X)
'I'mOIb sets, four pieces , 65
Wash bowl anil pitchet. Iniud painted 7S
Fruit dishes, various style , , 85
Cuke stands ., 8T
Mssou fruit jure (quarts) per diaeu 1 1A
Jelly glusses per down t , 60
('riirub trny nud brush , 25
Cprboi turned wnsb boiler 1 75
Mrs. 1'otts's nickel plated ssd irons, per set 1 75
Elegant dress shirts, worth 81.50 ,' 1 00
Quick sides mid smiill profits is our motto,
first National Hank.
G-EO. "W. "F!"F!ID, Proprietor.
ENERAL REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Monmouth, " - Oregon.
Good grain and stock farms and choice fruit lands;
town property
Those having property
PIONEER MEAT MARKET
F. B. LEWIS,
' Daalar
Choice
Highest market price paid for fat stock, beef, mutton, veal,
pork, etc. All bills must be settled monthly.
Open Sundays from 8 to 9 a. m.
Free delivery to all parts of the city.
Main street,
Genkral Directory.
UMirm s-rtTiH.
Prealdeut , , . Benjamin llrrioa
VtorriiiMt.,,.,,,,,tvl I. Morion
80. ot Blat .....John W. Foster
80. nf Treasury,,,,....,., Oh. Foater
tWmatf General.,, John Wanimakar
Hev of Interior, .John W, Nobl
Meo,sf War.. ,,Hlwn B. F.lkin
80, ot Navy .lUnjauiiu F.Trsoy
Altoruey Ueutml W.H, It, Millar
Hero, of Agriculture,,,,., Jeremish Husk
Oom.ot Kduolion.,.,....V. T.IUrri
(Sm. o IVusloiis, ,,,,,,,,, .0. B.Itaum
arati op oaaooM
tKiveruor Mjflvealer l'uuoyr
Secof Mlat ..,,Oeo.W. Mellrid
Treasurer,... Phil Melclisu
8upl. ot lub, Iu..' R. M. MoKlroy
Atty, General . , , , , ,00. V, Chsrolierlalu
SUUI'rluter ....Frank Baker
n m -......- 1 M H. Milehell
' I J. N.IIolpb
Oongretaman, isl dial., Bin gar Hermann
U ,W. R. Ellis
(W.f.Istrd
Supreme tViiirt,.,. i H. 8, Bean
( (, A. MiKire
Supt of ruitutiry.,,,U. H. Duwuiug
Hupl. of Asylum,. ., L. U Rowland
(O. W.Oolvlg
R. R, Oom..... I Robert Clow
(A. ft. Hamilton
Clerk Frank Miller
( F. a Rend. Fim
r leb Cow It 0, Campbell
I Oeo, T, Myers.
Fowl Pom W. W, Baker
Cireuil Jnda ...Oeo. II. llnmell
Dwtrtet Ally,.... .J. MoCala
IH1LK COt'llTT.
8laU Hausb.r ...,,N. It. Duller
ReprcaeuUllfM JJ'SjJJJ
txjuuiyjuug,.,. ...... ...... r. nurcit
8hrt(T ,..W, U Well
Clerk , ....W.H. Mulkey
Treasurer., .,.,.,,,,,,,.,,11 U. Copr
aetmA nupt , r, O. uuteninatm
Asaeaatir,..,, ,t lyl Beckett
Hurvayor ,t. I Bailor
Corotr K. L. Ktiobam
mnariMUMOE
Mayor..., ,....M. Merwin
RMirdr , ....J.T. Ford
Marsha) ,..T. Feanell
Treasurer .......K. t. Ueukl
civr cnpmiL,
F. A. Duuty
First Ward
Seooud Ward..,
Thiru Ward...,
K. K re n Bel
I A.
H. Look
Jam Oibson
J M. Merwin
")A. Wilson
rttuoi, aiaanuSH.
L tl, Gilmor
litnot No, G. W. Hhlun
(W. K. Creasy
Herk 3, lXIrvin
CHURCH OiRECTORV.
Ftaat DtrrisT.-Rundsy Kchooi si IU
o'clock a. at. 1'reai-iiiiia vry Hundsy at
II o clock am., sod also every Nuody
evening. Young peuple's nwting on
hour befur aarvoe iu the evrulsg. 1'rsyar
meeting vry Tbarsday evening. All
eordially invited tu attend.
Rav. A. J. HcxsaatM, rsUr,
Csbraav rsasiTjits. lrachlng
service every Hundsy morning al II and
also ia th evening at T o'clock, rlumlsji
tkbool t Vi o'clock, lmmel lately after
areaciiiog. I raver ueetiny every w au-
day evening. A eomtai mviisimn ex
tentled lu all, especially t rangers vititiog
llieclly.
M. K. Cnrai a Hoctr.- Preaching ev
ery flrat and third tiuodsy. Hundsy
fwbfw al 8 o clock In lb anarnnon
Prsrer meeling every Thursday evening,
AJIIovileu.
Rkv. J. M. Park an, Paator,
EvsauauoakPreaoblng every Hab
bath except the seoond Hunday in Ih
month al lodepeudence at 7 p. m., and
at Monmouth in the public school build
tug at a a. tn., by in paior,
lUv. A. ti, Cori.t.
CiiHisTtM.-BuodsT rkb'iol every Hun
day al IU o'clock. Preaching I h first
and second Hundsy of I lie month morn
Ing ami evening, I'rayer meeting on
Wednesday evening.
Biv. It. L. Hasi,Lr. Pastor
jis. ion &
DRUGGISTS.
We hav juat oiwiiihI a new drug
atom in Monnioiilh, which we have
fitted up with complete Hue of
druipi ami driiggmU' aundrioe. Our
atock Ih purc.fntih, brlirht, and new.
Our pritvi will ho rwwmlli and
by fair uoulltig and court cotm treat-
incut, we hope to Accure share of
your patronage. I'rcecripuoua uc
ciirulcly compotiiidiKl.
Monmouth, Oregon
. w. t mum
Merchant Tailor!
C STRCCT. OPPOSITE POJTOrtlCI.
Suits in Any Style Made to Order
AT HKASONAni.K RATK.
FAIR.
(live us a call. Second door sotilh of
of all kinds.
for sale, please call.
Proprietor,
In
Sweats
Independence, Oregon.
U-SMERUD
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- at mJ?7. jdL m
1
THE PLANO BINDERS
A General Stock of Shelf
and Heavy Hardware.
W. J. CAMPBELL, MGR.
Clodfelter Building, Cor. C and Main ats.t
INDEPENDENCE, - OREGON.
.raaooTA
Prescott & Vonoss,
.f norairrons or
Independent Sauu mill.
FIR AND BARD WOOD, HOUGH AND DHKSSKD I.U.MI'.FI!
A. Winui, Manfr,
I1E1I1ICE STABL
Stylish Turnouts Always in Readiness.
Haviti); lately jiunluwil tho fiitiio lutcront In tlto aluMm of .1. X.
Join, we ih now Utlor prt'intrtMl Hunt over lo uo vt the ilommnH ot
the lulllp, we ttw now liuiklitK ! mo tri'iHi(us to imtko tmiii)
aiilmtitntml iitiirt'o'iMiil. lenm
T.i.
TntvclliiL' moil tt aiaM itilty,
8ALCM STAG a wii, lniiv
laavM t nit lif sr I tnl,'(ir!i',w al I a in.i
talam IihW.-ihKm., lif al 1 1 lu.t ! v o
DAMON & COOK, Proprs.
WElREiHl
B. F. BURCH & SON.
We rau Imjnutul fmir ilmim south of tlio
First Xatioiml Itunk, itml amilil 1h ploiwil
to liuvc you iliiip in nml wo tin; ami if you
liavtj tinytliiiif? In lln rvitl'MtUfo lino, wo
am tins jH'rsotm you n liMikinj; for. Tliif
i the lHt iorlioti of tho Willaiuolto viilliy.
I'lHijilii an Ix'cliiiiiiijj to li iiin tho fai t, itml
aro coming th1a way. llmtiiHo of thiit fu t,
we aro hrif; coiiij; to Hlny! kifji our ryo
ojhmi uihI ninth"! If you have uoin'ily to
Moll, lit it with uh. If you aiuil t Imy,
wo emu milt you.
We will hiHtiro your jhojm-i ty, or lo your
eol looting.
It will bo to your iiilorwt to ''"H w
us la-foto you it or iiuitIuih' jirfiporty
elsowhoro.
T. W. ESTE
Succewor la J.
Dalr
Groceries
Glassware
Queensware
Tobacco
and Cigars
have on linml a lmttr) lot of piinncil utm.'ri llml will tin huM liy tlio ciini) vim v
olisup. Also, a lot of Tory flue Iiuiii, thst
Remember the old
MEN T WHY ARE YOU
w. mmwmm
f i j wfr Fr! ir mi."'" J
w hav a relief and cure
jn your Ignoranc of effects
and vitality -which 1st
tvstcm th clement thus
i
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strength and vigor will f oU
cur or money refunded,
Dr. Sanden' Electric
?S
after all other treatments
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which ar Instantly felt throughout all weak parts, or wa forfeit $5,000. It has an Improved Eleotria Suspensory, the
BrssUst boon ever given weak men, and we warrant It to cur any of the above weaknesses, and to enlarge shrunken limbs, or parts, ot
Xonay Raftindad. They art graded In strength to meet all stages of weakness in young, mUUIIc-aged or old men, and will cur
th worst cases In two or three month. Address
8 AN DC N ELECTRIC CO., 172 First St., PORTLAND, OREGON.
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or by excesses, or exposure, you may bnve unduly drained your BTstem of nerve fore
eloctrlclty urn thus cnimeJ vour weakness or Inclc ot force. If vou mniam
drained, which ar required for vigorous strcURth, you will remove the cnusc, and heullh,
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failed, as can be shown by hundreds of cases throughout tliia State, who would gladly
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Whip's,
Oils,
Robes,
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HVHirtj uii!j mm,', Viv Diuraki
St. Paul, St. Louis,
AnJ Ad rVtllil.
HAST, NORTH, AN!) SOI I H
THflOUCH SLEEPtflS. DECLINING!
CHAIN CAHS, AND DINERS.
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fr(land la
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Sun Francl.cn
TICKETS TO AKD FROM EUROPE.
Kr nil unit s..iurnl liif.irinntl.in rulluii or
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WEAK
M
WHOAREDEBILITATFQ AKinllFrFDlNin
from Nervous Debility! Seminal Weak-
NESS.L.OSSEaPRAINS,lMPOTENCY OFt
Lost tviAMTinnn Phfi im ATi ;m I aiup
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ProprlOf Of
City Track and Transfer Co.
Hauling of nil Kiml ! l
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B. F. ANDREWS, Prop.
Wo huvo tvoentlj talilishi-il a Crat vhm tmat mnrket, on C tnct,
ojinitHiio I.ililo I'likiio Hotel, iiml kM-j on huml all ilmla of
FRESH and SALT MEATS,
SAUSAGE, etc.
Everything First-class. Free Delivery
Walker
Sucwsor to
Carry a complete line of
TABLE LUXURIES, CANNED GOODS,
FRUITS, VEGETABLES,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
W aolloll a hr of your patrenags.
HERCULES r&
GAS GASOLINE
EFJGItlS
JTO pAtlrries oi-r.'sctWo SptrSt tn rsr for. - Ms M am ail Oi- dirt
?luTr i4-ar ti. flu.n turn OJ. f
oneay tt COSTS LESS to ia it. "Via, aaa .ooixi-
4i r ro cu o t&a mr other Caa cr OnxUia Vagia sow buXt.
snm ron illustrated hrsatLmvx anevzux ro
taha PALMER & REY, mwt
T. goo.de.l:i
SUCCESSOR TO
UKAI.KR IN
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til iJiK.
MiV OOODH AKIUVIXO EVERY WEEK,
; My stuck U now nioro oomplolo thn ever before. Shaft U pU-nwd to have
jU tlu niatimuiin of w t.r wit .Imio trading nml hope to luduoe many to
j triiili. who n,,VH aid U'foiv. n coniu-i'tlon with my Btoro Is a
K JSP AIR SHOP
Whoro booMs ami hIhh-s be romilixMl or nmnufttotured under the mamigenieut
of M. A. 11AKKH,
iioiiUMiilitT the nnnio and pluee,
W. E. GOODKLL, - Main Steet, independence.
BEATTV'S
Clrat4
ORGANS AND PIANOS.
Ir'r Csllifu-a, atlmM,
DANIEL F. UtkUl, WMhingt.,n, J.
Front 'JI HMINAL or .INTKItHut
l'ONTM (he
jaWBi none l p.
j, t.uwn.1. .!
!3 El M CAST id SCHH
mmXk, souu
run Through Vwlibuled Train
Every Day In th Year to
ST. PAUL
and
CHICAGO
roiniaJi.nUXIXO TAIW oii
auriifoiw!. l'ulliiifin I'ntwlng
l(Miiu HlM-iM'tw ot latest
eii!imciit,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
lUwl that cau m oniintru-t-I, and
in whii h aiiniuiwU'loiia ar
iKith frwand furulhhi- for
liohloni of II rat or m-o-oml
rliwa tk-ketM,
Mid
LECJNIjlf CBlCHfS.
1 Continuous line, Ccmectin;
with all Iks,
Arhirtlti itinx an4 nlnlmla4 ar.l.
I'ullii.afi lii.f mvrallna an baMnirwJ
In al v ie tliriJUftl an J- HHI w' U rua4.
THROUGH TICKETS
In sad tmm j)
smlnia In AnwrV
ra, JisUnil, an
:uni, nan b nifriiaar4 si any rUrl um-
d till ci.innr. full Infnftiiaikw nr4.
ma raia. Imm ik IraOt.. rrtilr. an Mlw
la4ia.luruMi4uaaillUu lo au aanl, if
A. D. CHARLTON,
Awlaianl Itatrral l'ai.rtcf Asal,
N, Ul Klll lrrH,vr la ailt(lua.
, PORTLAND, OR.
JAMES GIBSON, LOCAL ACCNT
j lnpnsno, Orflon.
Meal Market.
ros.,
Hcnkl 4 Walker,
H. D
WALLER,
U Wear of Eslra Quality