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Newspaper Page TextVi i 1 f V f H i ' ' 1 i .., Man. -.Tl.AKlJ.Cfc.Uler, 1 '.KCIU 11Y " Soinpao; SUBSCRIPTION RATES. HY AWLS IN APVANCK. Oil Ysar BtX UuulUa Thru Uouui . I.IM v .. .at! , no systematic demand hto ieu made fur a tvdui'tlon it will he looked upon with ureal mis lUtoii, as the natural gin-stlou will arise, Why do They.-dj U? That the ru atv hl;lu'r thait luvowwury to NKivtt, but jirx'li.iiw the railroad otiiti patty would say thut I hey only return a rwsonaole profit, V can however, oo ly tit tliHt the report Ik truo, Tiitflkvi.il., of F.Ik City. m lu town last week. " William thirrelt, spent I net wwk lu WtxKlburn. John Kulllns,weiittofcoutherOrefc,ou, last wwk. All tun Ttss uid dt'ui U nut ItW lit S0lU tug ttvs '.inn will b luwrL-U irve. All ovvt 0v Huns will txe chawd ilvs veal jnr lm? Model)' obtlurary ivwuUiiKiuawill b charged IM si His tale 01 live wul nr lluiv, KeMlrwd l Uis iMWutUv lu ludt'tnu Bouou, Orvgou, aw wouiiK-la matter. F1UDAY, JASUAKY 25, 1805. lUSCONTlNUANClis .Uemomlwr thai !' K)lkr wua a sutiseriUur wlnhva hl (Mtnr iUU'lKKl. Allanvanes utut l paid. A1.WAVS UlVki TUB S.VMli ol Urn jxwW ojttes to wtihiit jour jwiH'r l sent, ho sauio ou not oe iuuud ou our Uk utile. .till i uuu, AXJL UKlI'liiU should I additwued to til It lb tho honest desirw of thu wiiior ol this iwper to w Uttor timc fivvMll- lug, w it u gttuvi'aily lluni(;lit thut UMei.wus inwulo aw htuiiiy. There perttous wIukio mom tiro tuc(t oiHJilo toouru, who jusl iu ImuiUv thiuk their Uloaa, if Mituhni, w ould ix turu iaxteity, thwvloro while we uno litou to ihutr oiiuiuus we have in. ftUth iu their juilueluoiiU Jul ut Un. prwtiut naie Uiere is uiucU ulk ou sil ver, oue miie ukiti$ lor Ireo voiuue, While tUo other Siiya ULuileU culuuge. There ht Biuuli Cukaa ol eirciuUls Who WoUlU coiU lUe biiv el" of lire Wot'ut, but UiOBl live oliVef ureu lilult tire eolu ill'u Lu llio Autelleau l'l'oUUeU 'ilif uU-iree-liVer Uluu Ix-UuVea in the Use Of Oliver uiul its uiiuuleuuuee ou u piUliy WlUl Kuili "ul ltlU i' ut time, of ifil llu.es, tUu uioel lUiintr oua lor lire lueurnug of uy uew oinl gauoun 0y our jjoVeiuiueuu iuij im ptT la UleUU ol oUVti', ttuU ol lue all Vef uuuer, ul'oViUe lliul iiu:udouii Uoea uol rousoiue oue -iao oljuoi r.uio. T'Ue cry oi the uiiue o uer is; ivcsioie to suver lla oiU price oi l.-'u uu ouuev. Tue uiiU"kets ol llie woilii nay it to worth hut 00 ceula uu ouuee, Uiureiorv the ereUlt of tiila jjoVeiuUieut wui huve to be Used to luo eteul of lite Uiiluf ue or, liSi eeuts. Auy oue wiio liao lioUoeU the Ule of our tiuuuees kuo thutUie UulteJ ouitea la oiuryiuj; u lieavy louii of pajjer uiouey uuvt "Hut" nana our taiver UlLiiii "ouU your paity, or wouUyou, Uo uotuuitj JoraHVer'."' "Vea a fcleiit deal bum luuat be doue ou hualueea riueiulea." How theu would you hetj aiiVel'V Our lurawer is thut we Ural louK to retiuba- The 1'ttlk county (Xdmhit tHtk oo- cociou last wet'K to Hintlun our reiiiv sentutive iuiili for hitriHiiioliix a rwo- lutloll ttkiltj II lilt till' liiKik uf St'liYltt ry of Stte MelK'luui te iuviti(ittetl nail Imrmgim the itmtlvt's of the move, In Unit It b I'tiating it hllivllou on tin' lioin'nty of our (to trvioturer. tSuolt U nut the t'it.io. It liua liitit the cuHtuni during every year to ltivi.tij!te the Umks of the atute dllK'liils Hint it w im with the kiiowle l nnd eonwiit .mii oftloient utttte tivitMiivf that ttie mo. Hon wnst utiulo. Mr. Metwhaii In comitettt mid honest ollU-ial uud feiim no inveslinntiou nt the I.iwkIm of (lit legislature hut on the eontrary in Ub reiMirt Mr. Metmihnu will nnt lve the limine which hln nirvftil unit tiUHitiis.i like luethodti iu (ouilueltug liU oilKr .leterve. CORRESPONDENCE. Ii.H,LAS. tfeverol nieiuUn of the Alintra Keli ekali lVgrve ImLte went to Mounmtli Suiurduy evening to witueiot the lnltlit tiou of wveral euudiilitles uf i'lmrity U'uree kxlge. They n por: w d. uuii visit and gM.Kl etti)tr. M r. A. J. Loos, of runlaiid, come up to Dallawon Tliurmiay lat ami put up the H. & L. iruek, nlier whk li lie ex pluined the uiiurulu clearly to the uieuibera of the company. It works like a charm. Air, Venter Swuiiu, of iiurui, Oregou, au old realdeul of lullas. inu.le a buni- newt trip to faicin l'luirMluy, and caino on over to Diilhw to oltHke liatnht with old liuie I'neutk, Ou Saturday I'hitf of IVdioo Kd, Ditley, of tSaieui, wlih Marshal tiraiil went out to Kuuo' luhl autl urnnlttl a until on chaise of Urwuy, ut Jstdt in. Although not yet uhle to lie out t'liut Moore, after a long niege itf (y. phoid feVer, U able lu he up and around the hou.ie. Our miller, K-lis Noel, ha Utu re ceiving wheal iroiu Hie Kiekreull mill si nee the failure of the null at thut piiue. Mr. A. V. It. JSnyder, journal clerk iu the Uoum.', caiue over trout Sileui and apeiil fiuuday with hia family. Mrs. A. J. Ituodoa, uee Jfattie Will- luuis of Tueom.i, uaiue home iaat Mon day to visit frietida and relatives. Deputy County Clerk 11. U. Caiup- beli la ihe happy father of a hoimcing baby boy. Mr. AI011.0 llrowu ha been iuitelll for llie paat two Weeks, hut la heller at preseut. M0M.H01TU. "Nevada or The Lout Mine" will BUpremu,uuy, uecauae tbe repubii lWH)U be played by (he Dalian Dramatic Club. tail party la a party of "aurpiua aud Hot of "dehclU" Let our reveuuea be luureaaed', let there bo placed iu the Vaulta at V'aahiaelou more gold, ill fact a uuilicieut amouut to cover uii our (jold demand obiigatioua, then retire nil buch paper aud reiaaue silver certio rate iu payment for ailver bullion" Thoae certificatea, like the present oiiea would call for ailver, but would be re deemed iu gold just aa our jjfeeubaeka are now. Juat how lar the idea should be carried we are not prepared to ay. Oue dollar in paper uiouey baaed on 60 eeuhJ worth of ailver is certainly bet ter thau thegreenback which hua noth ing buck of it but the credit of the gov ernment aud ia a demand gold ob.iga tion. Furthermore it miht help silver were all national bauka required by their chartera to keep on hand at leaat five per cent of their capital in aiivt-r dollars. Silver coin Is not inipuiar with the people or th bunks except In email quantities ou account of iU 1ml U aud no it continually drift back to the gubtreaaurit. Thiapluu would retpuire the ue of actual ailver coin to the amount of $17.204.49. 1 1 would woi k no hardship ou the bauka as they are required to keep a coin reserve any how. These are oly HUKgextioiw of what might be done for ailver by a friend, but not descend to the position ofaaervaut. fcilver 'mining is an im portant industiy and ailver tdiould be protected by our laws. The silver miner naturally wauta as much for his silver as he en get, and would ask that tbe ratio be made 10 to 1 if he could get it. We believe the republi can party will protect silver miners, an it does other labor, by protecting s.lver. If ouch conservative action does not BUit the people they must look to the party which promises more radical measures, hut, like the democratic party in thla administration, accomplish! s less. There is something brewing in Kali road circles which is not publicly announced as yet ami which may mean more to this section of Oregon that at first appears on the face of it. A geutlcmau representing the (South ern Pacific railroad was iu Indepen dence last week who said it was being seriously considered by the Boutliern Pacific to voluntarily make a very great reduction in freight rates on farm produce, a rate so low iu fact ai to drive out all opposition ou rail und river. The recent sale of the Oregon Pacific, or the building of the Astoriu) railroad may have something to do with it, but whatever the reason, since ( is a volu otary act ou the part of the Mrs. 11. M. .Surlcs U oontiiietl to her bed willi iiiiluuiaLioii of ihe stomach. Mrs. A. L. ftlirevo has been visiting relatives in Liuoolu thu pust w evk. Miss luea VttUghu will soon start a short hand class iu Dullas. Checkers haa beeoiue quite the ruge iu Dallas this winter. liLUN.V VISTA. While playing foot-ball ut sehool last week, Charles McClulli, had the misfortune to get his leg utmost broken, lie is now confined to bin bed, but hopi he will soon recover, to take iiis posi tion in school again. ifuny of the Ittieiia boys liml the minfoitune of loiug their rubbers on their Journey home, just cull aU J. Jt. Williams store with a dimo in your pocket ami you will receive them reflec tively. Mr. lii ek and family, and MIhs Com Iveimdrick, of Newport, have recently iieeome residents of Ituciiu Vista, having moved Into the house with N. It. Hall. J. U. Williams, the ilnnrjjlMt. of this place, went 1.0 huleiil Mnnlay. .Mr. Wells is holding the fort during his absence. Mr. Ketty, of Wushlugton, bought forty acres of land of K, Peterson, just west of this place, forIOier HiTe. 1 r. ( '. '. J iit n and wife took the ncauier iioaK for Wundliurii, where they will letiiain for a few days. Tlic protracted meeting held at the Kvuiigelical church, closed Thursday evening with no conversions. Miss (iiace Whilenmii, while reach ing up to get a churn slipped and fi. iter collar hone was broken. John Whiteuian, an old residents of this community, now of Long Tom, is visiting here. Mr. und .Nils. Pillar, of Albany, were tiie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kcotl, last week. J. M. l'ralher shipped about forty tons of hay Hundiiy on the Altoiia, to Portland. The little daughter of J. H. Powell, is quite sick al her home, in Marion county. J. A. McC'lain, got liudly injured by running a nail through hi foot lust week. Chess Hall, was wiling butter In tow n, last Sunday, and says it is u good price. Mr. Gregory, of Drain, wits visiting his daughter, Mis Docksteader last week. A. J. Jtichurdsoii, wliolius been doing business in (Salem, lnu returned. Marie Veness, was vi&ting her granda-pareuts hero lust wtklt. Mrs. J. D. King, of Portltfud, is visit ing iter parents of this planet Mrs. A. Hhives, who was.ylHlting at riulem, returned last Fndayjr Urandpa Kiutz, who has'iieen quite sick ia convalescent. The extra session of the Oregon leg islator a given at the opera turn by lh ladli of this city last Wednesday evening was Immense, and slsml as n dletitous ss could lie uiHtlu. There- was a very uood atteiidnntm. The baud tsiy playiHt a few pleet, and after the legislative exercises the male quartelet retutetvd some pleasing and coin lis I selection. KMer Sumpter, of California, lias been engaged to pnsieh In thu Christ Ian ehiiivh here. Ho eoiue highly iveotn mended aud It Is hoped the ieo- pie ill give him their help. Khter Smith goes to S nttle to U'gln tils 111 In Istioy there March 1st. Quito iiuinU rof our town pnple Imve paid the eapltal a visit this hist week, and while thers scut a few hours with the legislature. Many of our tow 11 ople w III t glad to know that Kklcr II. R Hound has secured a ptisitloii hi the Christian eliureh at l aigene. Lust Tuesday aftertitHiii was tin of tho idee, warm, sunshiny days, which make one think of the balmy spring w est her. Miss Nannie lvdinttn, who has been jiilie ill for some time past, returned to her home at Portland last (Saturday. Mr. Wolf, of i'errydale, spent Katur- day und Sunday visiting Ids children, who are attending the Normal. Mr and Mrs. P. J. ltmiglinian start for California, Friday, where they go for Mr. Uatighmairs health. Mr. Sleep and Miss Mulkey took part iu the Friday morning exercises at the Normal lal Friday. Professor J. I). Huwes, formerly a teacher 111 the Noruiul here, Is visiting old friends lu the oil v. Mrs. Helen l. Hat ford, of Newwrg, preached lu the Evangelical church Sunday evening. Tho. Hash and sou I.lnvllle, went to MeMluuvllle last TuetKtsy to visit lib relatives. Mrs. A. K. Heinliree Is opening a racket store in the Hviiibree building oil col .ego street. licprvM'iitalive Jelt'rey, of Jackson county, was visiting the Normal the lust ot last week. Mwi Daisy West, who has U-eli visit ing friends at the Normal, relumed home Monday. Mr. Ilibbard aud family, moved back to their old home lit Cluckuiiias county, Wednesday. Miss Percy Wing, of Waslmugal, was the guest of relatives lu this city last week J. E. Horn! aud son, Master Dale, are visiting friends iii Eugene this Week. Miss Dora ltuuii, of Yamhill county is visiting the Misses Hargrove, at this I'lace. Elder J. N. Smith, went to The Dulles 011 business last Monday. The naby of L. O. Stockman has bceu very ill but is improving. M0M.H01TII TO SEBKASEA. A Carload uf Wheal, Putulm-, Dried Fruit, Hour, etc., From This (uiiutj, for the Nebraska StiftVrers. Mrs, Ann. Krsiuer, Mrs. Doughty, (imndpa Ashlofeller, F. Y. Mulke, Mis, H. M, Davidson, Mrs. W. N, Hoots, Mrs. U.C. Perelvsl, Mrs. Matilda Ctsik, Mm. T.J Ciiinpls'll.Mrs J.H lUwIey Mrs. U M. Hmith, Mm. MeColloiigti, Miiggle Duller, Mrs, 11. F, Church, K'len Tiitom, Mrs. F. O Waller, Mr. Klhli.v, Mrs I'. J, Ibtughnmii, Mrs. Iurlt Hall, Mrs. W. Cressey, Mr. W. A. Morehrad, Mrs. II. W, Juines, Mrs, A. A. Ileutley, Mrs John Murphy, Mrs, W H, Sheriimn, Mrs. J.J. Hlgglus, Mr. V Siulih, Mr. Port wimhI, Mrs, Flynu, Peter Fi.viin Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Daltoti, Mrs. J. K. Hall, Mrs, 11. F. Mulkey, Mr. Thorp, Mrs. H C Hoiiney, Mr. Ferguson, Mr J, D. Miller, Mrs. Jay llutler, Mr. V. C. Ilsmbres. l)i'. Frlce'i Cream Hnklnjr 'owde lM OuU Mfdd Mktwlnltr Calf. 1ms FruKUvs Exuiiilustloii uf Tesehers. Niitles Is liereliy . Ivnn, thul Air tlis iiirMMo uf making an vxuiliilttiit uf nil p riti, wtiu may oltrr tlitiiiulvni w vsiiitiilttlvs for IfHi'lirrs ol tlio M'htHtta iif litis nmiity, His M'timil li rlileiiililit thi'i-wif will holtl a pill. lie pxsmlulmttlnn t I mils" st t p. 111., Wulin'.ly, ..lit iimy m, llrsilualim otelittrn.ri.il lii.llliilliina unstring In MH'iirs slsls (tliliiiim suit all iwrsons vnillleti to, sin! winlilng tu sneurs sisU etirilrtcslM, slsls tililuiiiM or I It" tliploauta. will ilt'u prtwitt llinii.Mlvcii st llts ksiii tlinvsiiit 'Ihi' tor rxiiiilnutliin. T. II. llcwuisos. Hi'liinil Hiiit. Polk Oi. tx.lnittncnra nut of thlt dlM8. Iv vliitrj Hot Springs mid w treated bv the hett msdhsl men, but w not benrrtteJ.. PROM ,W.Tfi thing had i nwl.l fl I d I determined to try S. b. S., and In four mouths was entirely cured. The tf rrlhle luiema was one. not a ln of It Ifftt mv generariieslth built up. end I have never had any return of CHILDHOOD the dlee, I h.tve since I rsrnm mended S S S m sumlMf vi (rln4i litf tkm Sit- 1 r siiil luvs svr yt hirnws Uilur w , ueu, w. tswin. irwm, Kr " t si tm afur sll stliar i MtnaitlM U. Our ' TmtlMnn Hlissl und 1 Skis )tmM stallwl ( 1 tlMtuSUT 4ilr. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlantt. 6i. Pt NNYROVAl PILLS iH.iirHieil Fsmals H"uie LS, Hi' nrv MARK ....... ,1, ...i.. .1 Ha -I. ' ,irrHily itf Htttl hIwkjt rtTulU. Kiir sll Irrseiilsrttlns, tluriil Miitruilun, tis iiw.... tethey nsver fall liisftont siswily suit ifrtslll rellKl. NO KXI'KltlMKNT. ul wlMilini! slid iNtltlvs n'lK stliiHt tinlji snr ymn of smwrletir. All oritrs tiiHd rtlrwtmiiuoiirom.1. I'rles r psekass $1 or lx iwelissna for $8 ntsll. siiaii EVIRV PACKACC GUARANTtCD. srlli'MlsrMtll 4 emiu, All eorrsiiit strtotly Confidential. PARK REMEDY CO., Boilon," Mat. TO SALFil DAILY The Steamer Aliee A. (Jt'o. HUIniHr. I'mjx Will lavs Initr-nmitimi, svpry itsy, (Humtsy exiwius.!) si s. in, for Hslont, slid lesvv Mslviit on Ilia roltirit trip si I W 1,1 FARE Socentseach way. For Freight and Passage, apply on board. 'Si Bicycles GRAY BROS. '95 Bicycles. W il'i imt ulrlvo in limir kaiiwii a ttsnttlui Hi (iidmh1 liieyrlwtos Ihe Sitrtlt West Ooast, toil rstlmr to tweoius rtusulMirJ tu Iminllnig s lit swirtineint of lli HKsT. The Eagle Bicycle 15. Are M VHYPl.S of ItltillHTV and ItKAl'TV. MliHTENT (17 to 21 pounds) and MOST UKU AIIU:. No old parts or Material utllUed, each design Is new, even, to the smallest detail. Our large order, direct from the Factory, will strive February 1'ith. Call and estamlnets'for buying. 0 It A Y HK'jH, State and Ellierly Hi reel. K.M.EM, OKEliON. Editor Wkst SiiK.-1 herewith hand you a list of our fellow citizens, who have contributed to llie ".Nebrus ka sull'erers." Aud I will say here that It lias been the lulentiou of the committee to give a complete list, and It any one has bceu omitted it was w!. oily unintentional, mid if the fact will be made known to the undersigned the correction w ill gladly ho made. Notwithstanding our people feel the pinch of hard limts keenly, yet when their generosity is apiealed to, to re lieve llie wauls of those Kss fortunate than ourselves, it is not lu vain. That our contribution may arrive In time to be of service In relieving the distress of our fellow countryman, In Nebraska is the prayer of our community. iU-speclfully submitted, J. H. 11 a wi,kv, Com. I'O.NTUIUUTlO.NS OF FLOUK. C. Ziehcr, 1 sack; J. Jordan, 1 sack; John MeCaleb, 'Z sacks; Mr. hhcrman, lsaek;ieo, Jutlies, H sacks; U. Cool edge, i sacks; A. J. JlttiililJin, 0 sacks; Thomas Strain, 2 sacks; JO, A. Thurp, 1 suitk; Jos. Craven, 5 sacks; Ferguson liros, 1 sack; Mis. lraSiullii, 2 sacks 1. C. Powell, 1 suck; Mr. Metdcr, t wicks; Mr. lingers, 2 sucks; D.J. Whit euker, 4 sacks; S. Jv. Crowley, 2 sucks I). W. Hears, 10 sacks; Dr. Crowley, 2 aeks; ioung Crowley, 1 sack; J. 11 llawley, it) sacks; Mrs. Mctirew, suck; l.d Cattrou, li sucks: Luther tirouuii, 1 sack; John iturns, 4 sacks J. L, Murphy, 1 sack; J. F, Holmun, 4 sacks; A. L. Jlichardsou, 1 sack; N. L, i'ulkcrsou, 1 sack; JOd llyurs, 1 suck; I. it. Whiiuomb, i sucks; LT. U. llefley, 1 sack; Fred Moseinati, 1 sack. Total numiicr of sacks of Hour, UH. CJONf IIIIIUTIONH OK I'O'l'ATOKH, Jos. Craven, i sacks; Ferguson JJros, 8 sucks; Den Church, 2 sucks; J. L. Murphy 1 sack; J. 11. Ktuinp, 3 sacks; A. L. Kichardson, 5 sacks; lieu Whit- euker, fi sacks; 11, Jtcst, i(J sacks; N. L iulcrsou, 1 sack; J, 11. Mulkey, (J sucks; J. H. Powell, 7 sucks; C. 11. Teal, 5 sacks; JOd Uyars, 4 sacks; l'rank JSyurs, z sacks; J. Jt. Whltcomb, t sucks; C. (J. Flshct, 8 sucks; A. J. Haley, 2 sacks; J. E, Davis, fi sacks. Total number sacks polutoes, 70. MISCIilXANUOIJMCONTIllllimoNH. Monmouth Mercantile Co, 2 box but ler. 1 sack prunes; C. Cooletlge, 1 suck prunes; .J. W. Maslerson, 2 sacks wheat; Mrs. Cilen Graves, 1 box cloth ing; 11. Kidinger, 1 sack dried apples; Will Ireland, 0 sacks wheat; H. Cockle, 1 suck iieuus; J. F. Holmun, 1 side bacon; Miss Cassie Stump, 1 box cloth ing, 1 box fruit; C. Jl. Teal, sack boans, and sack dried fruit, 1.ADY "OONXKIIIUTOHH, The articles sent are clothing, dried und canned fruit, nullta, shoes, etc.: Mrs. Drlggs, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Hitig- Ictou, Mrs. Cal. Kramer, Mrs. Worth, STRONG'S BAKERY. BREAD, PI IiS, CAKES AND ALL KINDS OF BAKERY PRODUCTS. 42 Loaves of Bread $1.00. Strong's Bread will be delivered at your house every morning. Strong's Bread Heats Them All. What you can find at the RACKET STOR. TAULECIiOTIIH. en.vsn (X)UXTEU PAXES TDWHIA LACE CUKTA1NS Heavy Cnttuo HOSE WR1TIX0 TABLETS I'lvXS L)v I'ENms (X)mhh nitusiira Best of all is the line of SHOES. NEW LIVERY ME. C. 0. droves, Proprietor. East Side Railroad street, near Little Palace Hotel. W i 1 's ( C 1 iss .11 i gn. T 1 o n so 1 1 r t b 1 o Clin ipjt 5 s. Careful I drivers und teams furnished for Traveling men. Horses iMianled by the day. week or month. Patronage of the Public Solicited. while You Are Touching Things Rsmember that PATTEhSOM BROS. Dp, The Have a fine stock of Prepared Druggists PAI NTS. Pioneer Drug Store, SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY. Alexander-Cooper Drug Co, u 1 a-u u j u zziwki lti) lirsfat Jaiay 2iS, fEiS. QJi o i-vi m o -OF- :.im s Ira -SUCCESSORS TO- Ma VANDuYH VA BNVD WeJJon't care for Cost of Goods; Prices roust Suit YOU. Read This Announcement of Our CASH PRICES. Apron tiliufltms, Dress (llugrsuis, ! I Tilll.K ! jrUb Tttble Uim, 7 now Si 10 " t it 1 SO now 00 65 60 85 60 " Ttvmisu. Towllntr, srlltif pries-, 10 mm i n " 10 15 " 74 ' Check, 4ubl width 25 " li ( oat and Test, IS 00 now 7 SO (ill CO. tO yards for I 00 I ud Ik o lilu. Idysrds. 1 00 Hluii-.u's Fast lllack, II yards, I 00 Outing Flannels, JO now 61 DRESS tiOOM. I ('r4, .U Mw 76 75 " 45 S5 m All Wool Check Flannels, 37 inches wlda, 60 Dow 35 Dm l'allerus, 15 00 now A 00 " 1200 " 4 75 All Wool ChaJiUiPal'roa 7 50 "Shi H0HC ladles' Wool lloto H tt Childreu's bow 12 00 80S 8 00 6 25 863 12 50 000 400 360 2 75 400 650 60 now SO 40oow 27$ 35uow 20 25 now 13 20 now 10 25 now IS 3duow 15 All Clothing isf Wduood 60 isr wot. MEN'S OVtlt-MIIRTS. 0rrhlrt, furmrr (trice $ MEN'S SII0EH. Men's Corlun, KuaiueliHl Calf, Flue IaiiKnroo. Meu'i heavy shoes 0 00 now 4 00 6110 " 4 00 4 60 " 315 4 60 " 815 4 00 " 3 60 8 76 " 2 25 2M 2 00 8 00 " 108 2 60 1 tt:J 2 25 " 16H 160 " 100 llluo FUnucI shirt Jllsck ssttwn "5 now 50 60 now 40 60 uow 1 25 uow 1 25 uow 1 60 uow 1 20 1 00 uow t7 45 75 M0 WHITE MIIHTS. Meu's Laundrlsd Milrts $1 60 now 50 1 00 75 60 60 25 uim eh- shoes. Fine-KhI Turned i H ii S3 00 now $3 00 4 60 " 2 80 3 60 ' 2 05 "wjuare tfs8 60 11 2 05 Heavy kid standards 2 76 " 1(15 " " " " 8 00 1 60 " Ideal heuvyKral nll 85 " 1 25 SCHOOL SHOES, MUsrs True ltluc . " Heavy gralus, 1 15 now 7tt 1 00 " 09 1 35 W 125 M 79 1 75 121 IMIKKWKIK. 1 Men's Woolen V'r wear 1 25 now 75 75 " 60 60 " 80 Kleeoo llueti 1 00 " 63 it ii MISSES SHOES. Xlsws Kid, Hd. Sq. tors $1 50 now 1 05 " Dongola Itutton 175 "123 " KlneKld,clothtos2 00 141 " " " " " 1 65 1 15 Clilldrcns' Flue Kid 1 40 " 95 Iufauta' Flue KUU 75 " 63 Foftte? flanouneements Jlext (fleek. Orders are now being placed for Mammoth Stock, complete in all lines, to arrive in time for Spring trade. a