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will In l" ruaui li.ii.uof tun Utiiij
IuubI aUud Hi oil y uy iui piuuut ui, vu
Wluull 11 Wua eiecu:d, ul u t.'u yaal
fXuul uu lUiik ginui uuiauu ui jjutttn
Ult lllUeptliiUeuk Vukl'i Vtul "Hct'li liutu
power iut uiou, wuu mo Biioiutt
tleliulvt Ullui uu lue iioW uu
unuicd popolwi iny will ouuiti luiv
power. Tlie dcuiociauc uuriy Uoa uev-u
tried iud fouud wauiiug. ll a-muiau lo
be seeu wbeluer llie preaeiil repubtiuuu
party will prove any better, aud it uui
there are no party ties, which will biud
a man to Btaud by either oue, and an a
consequence that party which prowls
much, aud has never been tried to see
whether it will fullil lt pruuiiiteii, will
come Into power.
It l the duty of the Oregou leglula
ture to elect a United Bute senator.
It in iui duty to elect a man who will
carry out th pledges of the party. It
matters not what man that may be,
thia legislature must elect a senator or
it will do a great injury to Oregon and
the republican party. It is time the
deadlock In the Oregon legislature
should come to an end. Democrats
and populists are Jubliant and republi-
. i ui..
cans are becoming luorougmy
disgusted.
The sentiment among the masse, If
we are to Judge by the openly expressed
convictions of many, is growing to
wards sliver monometatlsm. In other
words the populistic doctrine of the
stamp of the government milking the
value of any currency, Irrespective ol
iU intrinsic vulue seems to have ho
many believes that the only thing that
can convince these theorists of the
falsity of their theory is to try It. The
silver, the gold and the paper of these
United rilates which are now at par In
our business transactions are to be
separated and silver is to be the stand
ard of values. Like Mexico to the
south of us, a silver dollar will pass as
a silver dollar, and gold will be at a
premium. That U what free coinage
means. Our paper money instead ol
being worth oue dollar in gold, and
gold is the standard of the world, will
be worth one dollar in silver, and silver
is at a discount compared with gold.
What the American people expect to
gain by such a course we are unable to
see. In 1802 by a tremendous majority
the democratic party was placed in
power based on a tariff reform. The
reform has proven a failure. The
people were told so but would not be
lieve It. Now free coinage of silver is
to have a test. The republican party In
which we trusted, Is shown by it
actions to be as thoroughly permeated
with the doctrine of making silver our
standard as the populist party and can
no longer be trusted as a party to stand
firm for "honest mouey." Tb people
i t.r C (' -!
J i; "tm figliiftap
4
t.ai t'Lro ar;uunt to U pro
ducfd which' can delay Ibelr action.
Ths majority must rule; but tht qucs
tlou to t atuwvrd la Do ti twopl
want to dewwui to a tllwr basUr If
they do, tbey can. This joviri
Uieut tends Its silver, with iprv
chargtw paid to Ut jwopht, lu exdiaugv
for lu paper, aud Uw people must pay
the chargw thviuwhini to get It back
Into the lieaaury aud yet It gow back.
Why? Becauiw It Is not as coiiveuleut
sgv)ld,atidiiotsodealrablt. The law
of trade are luiuiutabla and cannot
be changed. Fr coinage of tllwr
will uot make a silver dollar any better
tbau It Is uow, but U will place out of
clrvulallou our $000,000,000 of gold
W. ei am the people gainers?
D. L. Keyt, who was elected by the
republicans of Polk county to the
Orvgou legislature, owes It to his con
stituency to elect a Uultod States sena
tor. The aelious of Mr. Keyt tend to a
division of the rvpubllcau party aud a
division of the party meant uot a
democratic victory, but a populist
victory. Mr. Keyt is uot a populist aud
has uo excuse for bis aolluus. This
laper pointed out the dauger to the
party of a dlvlslou lu the elecllou of a
seuator auJ the waruiug has uot beeu
heeded by our rvpreeeuuUve.
v.. i - J
The conduct of this administration
has Uut beeu such as to demand the
respect of the Japauese, but the victor
luua Japs must Uot get their heads
lurueu by victory so far as to be uuable
to distinguished the Cleveland adiuiu
tstratiuu troui the Aiuerlcau Hug. Oue
is backed ity oue of the fragments of a
disorganised political parly; the other
by lU.UUO.OlW uieu ready aud williua to
tight if "old Ulory" isn't resneuiod.
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The C'ougreHiiitau who claims to
.lave voted fur the bill ooulaiulug a
clause for the rwaluratiou of the frauk
tug privilege to Cougrvssiueu wllhuut
a.uuwiug mat it ouUiaiuvU such a clause
ptouuuuues bis owu uuuiuess U oe lu
wuugives. U is the tlrst duiy of every
CougreBbuiau lo thoroughly acquatul
uluwell Willi ail uieanurve OvIuTe they
ure Voted upuu.
The Oermau guveruuieul saysil shui
uut uur uieaiuusauitary gruuuds, Tlie
iluUse, 01 ralher lis UeuiuclaliU majur-
uy, virtually gives Uie tie to Ueruiauy
uy paMiug lUe bill for llie repeal of lUe
dtuereulial duty ou sugar, btill the
democrats cry " we'll give you tue
uiarauu ol tne wurla.
The declarallou of beualor Hill thai
ilie uuurae uf lue auii-adiuiuUiraUuii
ouiuocruls i, fruiu a party siaudpolul,
suicldul, UuiuuraJl.iug, unpatriotic,"
t id have uo lutlueiic-e with those nem
ouau Who have beeu shut out alike
irom llie "pap" trough and .Ur, Cieve
laud's dinner table.
Thecoutiuued deadlock lu the Oregou
legislature is delay lug busiuuss, aud
may result lu uo election uf a Uulled
States senator. The republican parly
of Oregon cannot all'ord to lose the
iutlueuceofa senator at Washlugtou
We need hitu aud ueed hi in badly.
Senator Mills' recent remarks sbout
the republic of Hawaii being main
talned by sugar men may get Onus
Spreckles in a peck of trouble with the
royalists of Hawaii, who have regard
ed hitu as their banker, if not their
actual leader.
If Mexico aud Guatemala go to war
both countries should be allowed to
open recruiting offices at Washington
No excuse for uot enlisting should tie
Kiven to those democratic Congress
men who are professedly so anxious to
light.
Jt will take more than one eonneeu
tive democratic administration and
Congress to Injure seriously the credit
of the United Htates, and the voters
may be trusted to see that the country
will never have more.
The adihiuUtrutioii has done more
towards alarming the country about
its finances than have the men who
have withdrawn gold from the Tress-
ury
Ex-Uov, Pattison Is trying to be to
ihe democratic party of Pennsylvania
what the Russell family has long been
to the Massachusetts democrats,
To slightly pnrupliruse the language
of the lute lamented On. Dlx: If any
mun attempts to pull down the nation
al credit shoot him ou the ?pot.
It is hoped that Mr. Cleveland may
be more successful as a mediator be
tween Mexico and Guatemala than he
was in the China-Japan affair.
President continue to resign, but
the resignation fever can never hope to
get Into the White House as long as
those sentry boxes remain.
Congress ought to lie ashamed to
tack financial legislation to the
regular appropriation bills, as amend
ments. It smacks of cowardice.
Any fool with wheels in his head
can make financial theories while you
wait, but theories put uo gold in the
rreasury.
If Indications count for anything all
the perpetnal motion cranks ars work
J In ou currvnoy solium".
Senator Hill Is In dsngcr of overdo.
lug bis new role of administration
champion.
Jerry Bluiiisott now threatens to U
couie a single tsi lecturer, What huvt
the alugle tax cm done to Jerry.
A mau nwu not k susnlllliius t
U'lieve lu the "tmd luck" uf the I'lcvt
land administration.
CORRESPONDENCE.
DALLAS.
Last Friday there was baud of
Dagoes came to Dallas, bringing with
Iheui two dancing boars and two oi
three monkeys, While the men went
out ou the street wilt their preform
ing auliuals, the women purl ol the
crowd went bogging. They did not
stay long tu Dallas, however, as Mar
shal Graut went do u to their I'Miiif
..ml Invited ihoiu lo take their depar
ture for other puns, rNiiurdny evening.
The mock court that took place at
lite literary society lost Miturilsy even
ulug was a ''grand' socce. It wm
a breach of promise suti lu which one
Miss I'auliue Bmilli brought suit
agalusl forest Orchard for tn,tKKi,
I he argument ou linili sides were gooo
aud Mim SuiUU came out mkichhIiiI.
Mr. Koeter, an old gvuileuiuu ol
MluiHwota, tiled on Tuesday iiiorntug.
lie had eotue to Dallas itUmt two
mouths ago ou a visit to tils sou's fami
ly. Deceased a as aged alioul tu years.
iXiuald Dry ant aged ! years, eldest
sou of 1U)V. aud Mrs. liryuiit, ui
Falls City, died at bis bums lust tSului-
day, of La Orlops.
Messrs Miles aud Oweu Huyiiossiid
the two Whileiuati buys left for Call
for u la last week.
County Clerk II. F. Mulkey will
hold services at the Christum church
next euiidy.
Mr. J. It. Muou returned from hU
visit to relatives iu Mlmourl ou .Moo-
day.
Clark Grove aud W, 11. Itoy, of lu-
depeudviice, wore lu lullos turl wm-k.
The Infant of C, V. Paul, boru Jan
uary -SUi.dicd vVediusdity Jitiitiiuy ul.
Hurry Couuswuy has Ihh-ii aHiuiicd
exprttMOgeul al W'hiuwou.
Dr. Fpley, of Moiiiiiouth, was in
Dallas uu Unit Miluluy,
I'iltkKU.
Claud Hoon halt a ijueer seeldoiit
tie was liKuilog uu oid iiiuile-liMamg
stiol-guu IU lUuiule Uiivliis woru lliiu
Iruui lung UMigu suU iu plying the rant'
rod, wUicU ws a mile stior., he clip
ped au elglilh of an Uu;h ol Uie null and
UeU frutu Uie end ol Ui ili-gei, '1'nu
dauiuge was lulling bul sutllclvul lo
cause sleepless Ulgllls.
David Parker, was eighty-two years
of age losl week, llo enjoys gisd
ueaitu, aud bids luir lo sw luuiiy mule
liirihduys.
T. H. Huniley and wife, were ou
taking lu llie suiwliiue and Vlnaeu out
town Uie pusi week.
Mrs. Joliu JLyuu, of Kola, was Violt
lug friuudsalid I'eUillves in llieott pul'U
lust week.
When our school oHns ugalii II w ill
be uuder the uiuiiugeiiti'iil of J. D.
Wood.
There was a suprine purty at Kills
Davidson's lost Weduemluy eveuiug
Mrs. Tom Hoolhny, was on the vlslu
ors list last Frida and iSuluiduy,
TheM. P. bridge carpenters, passed
upou their liuud cur Monday.
11. F. Hutch Jr, of Independence,
was lb our burg Monday.
Miss Helen Klgln, of Huver is on the
sick list this wtvk.
WISTUItT NO. 3.1.
The following Is Ihe report of tlie
liueua V'lstu public school for the
mouth begliiuing Dfci'iiils-r Ul, mid
eutliiig January i 1 "'.). No iluys
attendance 1241 J; No, of days ulwi iue
77J; No. of pupils enrolled 70; uveruge
No of pupils belonging (Ml; uveruge
dully ttttcnduiiue (ill; ter cent of atten
dance IM; No. tunlies 'S,
Durlnir the tlrst of the month, tin
lucleuieucy of the weather, uieouiits
for much of the tardiness, but not all.
We would be pleased to have the pur
cuts assist us by helping their children
to lie ready for school, live or ten min
utes earlier, us iu most cases they are
three or four minutes lute.
Jas. W. iStonus.
Principal.
IHSTUICT NO. U.
The drama given by the young pen.
pie of West Malum lint Haturlay cveie
lug proved to lie a great success. Pro
ceding the drama a short literary pro-
grain wus exceedingly well rendered,
which fully prepared the audience for
the treut that wus to follow. Miw
Kerne lleutly niuuuged tin) whole en
tertainment, und nothing but pniU
Is heard from every lip for the splen
did way lu which slie acquitted her
self. The house wus literally purked
on the occasion,
The work of soliciting aid for tin
propped new hull is proceeding satis
factorily. Mr. G. W. Johnson, of Hal-
em, contributed $100 worth of hiintiei
und a building lot for Unit purpose.
Other donuliotis.also, wercijultulllierul.
George liurnurd was taken nick on
Haturday und is now confined to his
house. His sickness is uot likely lo be
serious. He is more scared than hurt.
Otl Putman has been very sick for
several weeks, but his muiiy friends
are pleused to know tliut ho Is now
recovering.
Frank Gibson, of Klckrcall, was
down .Sunday week visiting his mother,
Mrs. b, Gibson.
Mr. Thomas Warm was thrown
from a horse lust week and was serious
ly injured
MONMOUTH.
A large and Intellectual looking uu-
dlence congregated at tlie Normal
chapel lust Friday evening for the pur
K)se of hearing the orations of the stu-
I dents who competed for honor of rep.
rosoiitlng tin1 Noriiml at the Inter-rot
ItvluL' llintorli'Kl coiii!! of Orvgui ,
Ity speeml srruuji meia, three of our
houorshli leul-latois eitui" over friiiu
Salom and noted In the ospielty of
Judges! Helmtor Cogswell of Kllllll
tuli and Luke eon il i lei, and IteproNfiit-,
tttve Cleoton, ofColiiiiit'hi county, and
Ih'phwntatlve Hoillh, of ClucUiniis
county. The llrst iiiiiiiU-r on the pn
itruiiitoe was nu overitire by the
I'lioaira alileh wus followed ht su or.i-
1 1 in, 'Tiio Projtrowt f W oiiihii,'' by
Mis Mary Collins, of llie Vespertine
H'tety, This oral I contained tuuuy
rviiued and ti-ol'nl Ihoiiuhisaiiil reti lv-
l s very hearty appluuc. The piano
duett of MImoh Hot lot and l.iiiiiinors,
was reivl ved with much apprirluitoii,
thou oanuuiti oral Ion by John MClie,
of iho Mim ka s.M'loly, " I'lio Morning
Couietli." which Wus well otillil'OH'd
and dellveivd. The iUttrto!lc by
losMn., (Hun, KiHoy, loiighty nud
Powell wus iiillilihl:i'tlctilly received
und they toNpoudod It It a oniln selec
thill tulhcfiiontv, "Mlrauesof l.lle,"
l.v Mlwt Mvrtlo llivlihiiunt, of tie
I'luliu Riielely, deserved higli I'liconb
urns im II was rssvially well dellveied
and vv rit ttu. The or,t I 'll hy Ml
Madge Hill, of the Vowpi-rtlno society
mi "The NihmIs t.f Our Ctaiutry," oon
tuliiod iimtiy original titid exci'llcnl
lh.tlillls, and leei-lve.t iiincli iippl um'
from the Ntidloiice. A itn'i.et solo w is
oxtotilod I Kratik I.iii'mh, in an iirtlHtle
iiiuiiher mid heartily olicoied The
oradon "The Western Ai-roioll," by
IrvlugK Vlnliig, of ilio Kur. lia mm .
oly, Was ilellvered In a forvttiin llisniur
and wus very heal tt'y rHflve. ny Uio
js'ople piv'soiit. The Judio then ro-
I ml red t snoilier nxjtit and cotiiptired
their grades when It was foil ml that
Mr. Vluhig had received the average
by a siuull ht (H'tit. Hopresititiitlve
Cloctou itHVe tlu divlMnli of the Jllilges
In s few very pleusiuit and Iti-lrui live
rvuoirks. Hhort simvcIics were slo
Hindu liy S'lmlnr Cow oll, hik llep.
lowniullve Smith, of Cliiekttinsi, and
Kx-Moiutlor Hatch, of this o'Uiuiy,
After the exorcise, a short time ws
cotiHiiiiieil III eongrntntiiling the pur.
tlclpaiits hi the orations.
The Ladles' Aid Sts-tely, of the Chris.
Inn church, hud a very .Ichhuii s'I d
In oouiiei'tlou will) tliolr work lt
Hitturdiiy ufieriiooii. They no t in Ihe
now uihliilim in tlio t liiireli and one of
the inoit delicious liioclies that wn
ever spresd was served. A iiiniitr
wi re invited to enjoy Ihe ufternnoii.
The Fiuleitvor KoHeiy met for Ihe
tlrst time in the new H'tdHloii to the
church lust Sunday The meeting wax
exeeiliiiiully go"(i; wvoral special ex
rclsirs wore n-udervd.
Miss Msifgle Parks, of Plcamiut Hill,
cniiio hiHt S iiurty tu stay will; Mr.
ami Mr, 1IIiiii;Iiiomii's i liihln n while
tin y are lu t'uliroriilu.
Kdgnr I 'nil. ii", of 1 ntlns, our county
surveyor, wns over vlb Ing III sisters,
Mlmw Kdlielle and Mary w ho are at
tending school here
Mls Mary Walker, who Is uHciuliuit
the Normal here wont In her homo, ul
Fnrtl Grove, Saturday to makes short
visit.
Mis Jiwle Holmes, of ,Mi Coy, a for-tnt-r
student of the Noi uiul, Is visiting
lu-r umi y frlondi lu this rlty.
Mr IawU, of At'i In, I here uttend
lug hi itiiughtcr, Mi- I.illlo, wlio Is
ipilio ill with typhoid fever
Mi- Hell Millican, of Kiigene, enter
ed school this winter, hlio attend. d
the llrt uf last year.
Mrs Chiis. Taylor wont to CnmiHI
Moinliiv, lo visit w ith her slHier lii-law.
Mh, IHIsHtevons, of lloatnn, Mi
wrio'S: I Ii.iV" nlwuy sun. reel fn.rn
herrilltsrv Mcrufulu. loi"lili ti I lrll
vnrli.iin r.uiHlli, sntl ninny rrlialili
liliynlcliiim, hut mins nlluvml me Afu-r
luliliiu 1 DnllH'tl ul
1 1 mn now wi ll, I
& i uu vm-y graleful
to you, im I li'i'l
lliiu ii niivi-ii nm
fr.iin s Ills ut untold ncunv, uiul nlinl!
lukn iilnmiirn lu sis'tiklnw only wortln
t iirulmi lor Uio womlerful miilleliie,
a In rrniiniui nilln it to all.
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AIMl -lllll IHm'IIKUS
innlltHl twtt.
swift spncinc company,
ATLANTA. CIA.
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TO SALKM DAILY
The -Steamer Alice A.
Will leiivc Inili'iieiiileiicc, fvcry iliiy,
leave Hulein oil llin
FARE f)0 cents each way.
apply on board.
hi GRJIY
95 hf.
We do tint "trlvn to heroine known n liiincll i nu llie cheapest lileyclos on tlie North Went
l.'iiiist, lint rut tier to heroine recount wil iik hiuiilllnx hln Hsortiiienit of lh IIKST.
AAS
. as sap
m
Art- M V ItVKI-S of ItldimiTY nnd ItllAUTY. LKJIITMST (17 to 21 smnds) and
.HUM ill 1,1 UU,!.. ISO old purls or iMnlorlnl utilliod, wioh design Is
new, even, to thesiiiullostdetiiil. Our lurjtc order, dlreot from the
Knclory, will arnvo Fobrtmry Kith. Cull und exuuilno lit'fiirbuyintr,
OKAY lllt'JH, Klutt-iind Llliorly Ktiwt, HALKM, oitKOON.
SPRi JN G SEASON
The Spring Heimon for lino foot wour will
Ihi o'iu;d with a beautiful lino of LudloH'
Oxford Ties In Tun, Duuyolu, Viol and
DuUy Kid, Fiishloimblo Widlhb und Toes.
Also Iu HIiooh. Wo will liuveallno, whloli
will not Im oxot'lletl by any.
Don't full to oxaniuniliiH our line.
Duo notice will lie glvun of Just whoii to
look for tlictn.
Yours Respectfully,
The
Mrs. Itohuunou.
Pus P, l,.CamplK'll,lsatthsibl
this ucck, I.H.klng to the best Interests
of the school.
Mr. t hllders, of Halem, was vlsltlug
his daughter who Is attending the
Not uiul. f
Mrs, Juduh, of Amity, Is hers wait
ing on her sister, Miss Heater, who
ipiiie til.
Miss idts KblsTt. of It isehurg, Is vl
iliug her parents In this city this
week,
Mis Versle Keene's father, of Me
Mliiuvllle, is vlsltlug with her this
wwk.
('. P, Jlrtggs, who has Uu visiting
lu Murioti iiiunty, reiurned home Hun
day.
Mr. aud Mrs. Goo, Atkins and Miss
Daisy Hiulth, went to Haleiu Wednes
day.
Fred Thh Isoii. bus 1 ou visiting a!
his home ut Ulckreull, this week,
I'M 1 1 ii her. returned to his home lu
Koslcru Uiegnii, Monday.
Miss Carrie Hall, of Cros on, was In
town the tlrst of tlie week.
John White, of Crowley, was lu
tiwu the hil of lust week.
Tiiicy Hluuts, of lewlsvllle, Is end
a few days III town.
The pass word In the geology class !
"HoW OalUW It so?
Mrs, Nancy Dawson, of MeMInn
vllle, Is In tow n.
Mrs. .1ec Gross Is iiulte ill.
ut . Price's Cream 1(11111117 I'owde.
U Uukl MhUI MulwlMM flr, M CrMwIss
BORN.
KltKMIKli. In thlsclty.J.inusry 29,
I mi.), sglrl was boru to the wife of h
K, Krellgel.
C()LK At Huoiib Vista, January 4
1HM, n daughter was turn to Mrs. C.
C. Colo.
PALPITATION
5hortne. of Breath, Swell-
in of Legs and Feet.
"For nlxmt four years I was troth
bled with palpitation of the hearts
thonness of breath and swelling of
the h's and feet. -At times i would
f.ilnu 1 was treated by the best phr
lili-ians In Siitrunn.ih, Ga., with 00 re
:rr. I t'ton tried Yurlmni hprings,
.vtuiout unctiu Klnany i tried
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
also his Nerve nnd Liver lliiu. LA
(cr bf'immnij to Oii,e than J felt betterl I
ciKitihttud taking them and I am now
In ttetter health than for many year
Since my recovery 1 have gained fifty
pounds In weight. 1 hope this state
incut may b of valuo to sonio poor
SO lie re P "
. H. SL'TTON, Wsjrt SUUoo. Os,
I r. Mili' Iteurl euro utolii on A Bnaltivs
rusriinnn that Uio tirst boll la sill U-nsSt
AllilrimKisisM-llltsill. t Isittle fori, or
11 will imiH-nt, preiwlil, on rseslpt of prlrs
t y Uio IT. Ullix Wotllcttl Vo., tUUsrt, lad
The Tlilrtecn llslhits so Kir Taken.
This I a word of the
voting st
H ilem for ( ireiton's sitintor 11
p to Thur-
dav noon:
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Geo. Kkimior, Prop.
(Numlay sxi-optnl) ut 9 , in, fur HhIiuii, siid
return Input 1:30 i, in.
For Freight and Passage,
BROS. I Bicycles
Bi
Haeket Stof
J. A. Mills. Prop,
OFTHE HEART.
1295
cycle
nan eiicin v
Is lbs ylses tofsi sll rsKilsss wsrh.
ATH 36 C4nt.44
HOME GUILDERS
sir. I. lttlai Itjuaft ISm
TTIII CVIWIIIS tumin
ursstfl by purcbssiou Ibslr
SASH Alio DOORS
of lb rtliabi BBfunfsolarar,
M. T. CROW
Iodepeudeoos, Or., aoooss
sor to Ifsrgasoa Vso Mssr,
Hagsr pius sod oodsr 4toon,
til lisss, on osnd.
SCREEN DOORS.
P. H. MsCAiC. S. MUHLMAN.
P. I. CttIS M,
Prirlstsra f
lodepeadeace Tile ftttcry
Manufacturer f
FIRST-CLASS
Drain Tile.
f all !..
Prissa U Suit ttt
HARD TIMES.
OrriCt AND FACTORY
Independence Oregon
INDEPENDENCE
to
PORTLAND
steaKIl
LKA VHH 1 S DKPKN DKNCK.
Mndy,
Wsdnradsjr
tnd
Frldsy.
AT 6:30 A. M.
LEAVES PORTLAND,
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Ksturdsy.
AT 6:00 A. M.
arJ
D Coning
P A N 1C SAL
-OF-
VAMYN, VIE I
M
Orders are now being placed for
Mammoth Stock, complete
in all lines, to arrive in
time for Spring trade.
Pioneer
SCHOOL BOOKS
and
r T P
Alexander-Cooper Drug Co,
lie You Arc
ttniii tiii mm
Have a fipe sStock of
C. 0. Groves, Proprietor.
East Sid Railrcad street, near Little Palace HoUL
First ClnnH Kigs,
Reasonable Charges.
Careful I drivers aud Uwnis furnUhwl fur Traveling men.
Horses boarded by the day. week or
Patronage
Solicited.
STRONG'S BAKERY.
BREAD, PIES, CAKES
AND ALL KINDS OF
BAKERY PRODUCTS..
42 Loaves of Bread $1.00.
Strong's Bread will be delivered at your house
every morning.
Strongs Bread Beats Them All.
Saturday Morning. January 26,
-SUCCESSORS TO-
Oar
Glearafiee
Sale
Continues
Allflext
Sleek.
Drug Store,
STATIONERY.
Wiag
Prepared
PAI NTS
Things U,
BROS !
Ike Drcgists
MI flUUL
mouth
of the Public
WILCOX
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