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Newspaper Page Text, H. rimi,CiiiBr. . ft1--' IWUKU BY, t t'est SiJii Publishing Company SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Out Yetr . . . . . tSLOU bis Mouth . 1,00 AU luanUvuiit death uotlev cot xoii Ing flv dam will b luwruxl lrve. AU ovr nv llu will t obwiivvl dv rauit r Uu bucwijr obltumry nwiuun rill b charged lur at ui rata ot ttv couut ikt l tua. iiillUfWl Ml Uii Intuitu- lu iuduiwu banco, Onou, im MtcuuU-cituui umlUT. . FRIDAY, FKBHUAUY 22, 1SU5. iMSCOSnSUANCKS .Kvimmibor tlml Wif pu6llii'C ot talk Mir must lt uotllletl ly utter wuu aubnuritior wlhv iupiT loHHt. AU armature mum lx iid. ALWAYS U1VK TUK J) AM hi ul th wU ottlca to which your ut t wui, Vow iiaiu u uot Im km ml uu our book. uhU. tUU ID livUlO. A. LI. UflTKlU litmll b adJrowvd to 111 W tesf i JJt, luUviHtuduuuu. Bouietuiug over uirce ye&ra ho uuiubet of our eutetprihiug uuueu or- jjaiuxed the Folk Couuty t'ttir AwooU' , lion, iu ludeoeudeuce, ami a body oi laud was purchased, a tiue raw track COUBtructed, the liurd waa fcuoed, the grand nuiid, stables, etc. were erected, and siuiM thou Faint have becu held annually, aud also a serie of oprlug race. Tlieeuterprise has never proven a direct fluaucial uaw, but our citU- eua have recoguiml il as belug of a beuetil to the lowu aud MtwlttUuee hus been leudered whenever a request ha bwuuisdo. Tuelitue ia couiiiig when the matter of tipriug sue.-!) should ujjuin receive attention. We would suggest that the stock holders of the Fair Ass ociation meet and let there Lie a full and complete public statement made ot the alTuirs of the Association. We do Lot see why auy objections should be made to have the public kuow just how matters stand. This paper will pub. hah a detailed statement of the receipts aud expenditure iu detail without any charge to the association. Let us have a complete balance sheet showing the amount of money received under the presidency of J. W. Kirk land, aud the expenditures, also uudei A.Nelson, aud under K. i). Cooper. That will bring the aHlalre of the Associa tion up to the present time, and will place the public in possession of all facta relating to the all airs of the Fair Association. We are inforued that enough money has been subscribed, and remains un paid, to put the Association well on iu feet. These fucts should come out iu the statement without mentioning any names, and the public would feel more inclined to assist if the details were made known. We offer this suggestion to the stockholders of the Fair Associa tion, believing that if action is taken it will result in a revival of interest iu this very laudable enterprise which should not be allowed to lag. We have pleuty of public spirit in Iudc pendence which will exert itself if it can be intelligently concentrated. 1 vw.'uami would ,,;uo. WTXitJ fti . render material a. bo fully aw rt odnvluml that our elUaeut should act lu this matter that weatiggeal the calling of a meeting of our business men to discuss aud eon alder the proposition. Orgauliatlou one of the first requisites lu auy small matter of this kind. Let the tall be started rolling aud under favorable circumstance It will Increase lu sle, Kauroad Irou la cheap aud can be bought on time. The diflereuea be tween the prcsuut aud prosjwclfve values of lauds along such Hue of road from Independence to Kings Valley would build the road. It simply ueeds two or three of our leading bualneiw men to take hold of the matter to push It to a succewtful termluatiou. Let us have a railroad to the unsettled por tions of couutry tributary to the town of Independence. as a The days of the steam engine leading motive power are numbered aud electricity Is to take Its place. When the era of good limes shall return, which we trust lnot far oil', millions of dollars will be profitably Invested In developing water power for transinittlng electricity aud the whole country will be a net work of wirvs carry lug power for puroes now unthought of. F.loctilo railroads will cross aud reensm each other aud the farmer will no longer live an Isolated life, but will havs all the comforts of thickly settled communities. The advance lu the use of electrical power has but just beguu. It will progress with giant strides. Its Influence will be felt even in reforming the babtta of our people. The younger generation, (now iu school) will later ou utilize methods which are uow looked upon as visionary. The comforts of life wilt iaereaso aud labor will be lightened. Electricty will be a factor In materially advancing the huuinu race aud maklug life bappelr. Oregon generally tires the first guu, politically speaking, iu the Uulun, aud last year her great lepubllcau majority was followed by others equally as great iu other states. This y -ar a divlsiou has taken place in the republican rauks in Orcgou rendering all the fruits ot victory hull aud void. We hope aud trust aud pray that the republican majority lu the next congress may not split and accomplish nothing in reme dial legislation as has the Oregon legis lature. It locks like the Oregon legislature will adiourn Saturday next without electing a United Htates senator and the principal one of the minority members of the republican legislature who are responsible for Oregon having only one member in the upper Louse of congress for the next twoyeurs is D. L. Keyt, of Polk county. Hon. J. N' Dolph, the caucus nominee, would have been elected on first joint ballot if Mr. Keyt had vofed that duy the same as be did the day before in separate session and when Mr. Keyt returns to his constituents and finds out for himself that the hue and cry raised from cer tain quarters of this county ernenated from populists and democrats, and that the republicans voted for him last June because he was pledged to vote and help elect a republican U. 8. senator, aud not to vote to help create a dead lock tbrouhout the session, aud then Mr. Keyt can reflect and say what he should have done, but th?n it will be too late for him, his political star has set, and he will go down to political oblivion as many a man hus gone before him, who has teen swayed and Influenced by the very men who opposed Ids election. A nd as Mr. Keyt and the republican party cannot work in harmony together they must separate, Mr. Keyt can stay in the populist bund wagon and bid adieu to his old republi can friends and supporters. . The New York JIvrahl, which Is almost au administration paper, says of Mr. Cleveland's latest boud deal: "Can anything be more reckless or foolish lhau to pay foreign money leuders three aud tb ret -quarter per cent wheu our people are uot only able aud willing, but eager, to supply the govern me tit with all the money It uuttu ut i limn iM.r .utiil'1!' Mill'" , V.V ' . Uou he Is keeping very quiet atxiut it. There Is nothing to Indicate that Mr. Cleveland Is one whit more disgusted with his party than It Is with hint. The advance agent of that Cublati revolution should be at once called In; he talks too much. What has this country got to do with how any other couutry puulshea those convicted of treason against IU govern- ment? ii i i CORRESPONDENCE. MONMOITII. F.lder J. N. Smith will preach his farewell sermon at the Christian church next Sunday. It is with tleon regret that we bid Klder Smith and his wife ikhhI bye. for when they leave w lose two very earnest Christian workers. Our loss Is some ouea gain They were tendered a farewell reception at their home last Tuesday evening by the memliers of the church There were quite a number of visitors at the chapel last Irlilay morn lug. The sieclal exercises were very good UracerU. Helen snug a solo followed by an essay by Caroline Young, the sublect of which was, "Follow our leader." 11. 11. Curtis delivered au oration entitled, 'TeineverHniv," Lvditt Marple read a very good description of Crater Lake, Mrs. .Davidson, of Hhedd, passed through our neighborhood this week ou her way to Monmouth, where she has two daughters attending the nor mal school of that place, Oak Grove corrcoudnt to Albsny llmthl. The Young People's Alllsnee meet at the Kvangelleal church next Sunday evening at tt:tt and ou Wednesday evening Is the old folk's prayer meeting and ou Thursday evening Is the young people's prayer meeting. The Sunday school at the Christian church dected President 1 L, Cami- bell as 8upt. aud the Senior Endeavor appointed Dr. Fraxler as superin tendent ot the Junior Christian F.tnlcavor last Sunday. Mr. Vluing, the representative of the normal and the delegates from each sKlety, started Thursday for Forest tlrove, where the inter-colleidate mm lets will lie held. Success go with our representative. Most all the youngsters sud some of the older jieople here have bicycles ou the bralu this spring. If this tine weather should continue the bicycle seasoti will commence early this year. Kev, Sherman preached iu the Baptist church here last Sunday morn Ing aud evening to very good audience. Prayer meeting on every Thursday evening at the Baptist church. Young man from Hick rvsll. "Usher, Jo you think that you cau tlml my a . ,tt ir i. lit reserved seaia. lsiiit. "i inui that p'swlbly can if you will give me two or three trials. Quite a tiumlN'r from Dallas, Hi real I and IudeiH-ndeiice were I attendance at the entertainment given by the ovello (Jutirtett, Saturda evening, Ueorge Payne has gone to Salem where he has a position as pharmacl i . .. . , ... t , offlccM ss follows! Mrs Flla CiHiis-r, V. M. W. P. Cimiiuway, A. M i MM Nelly Mill, conduct re; Mrs. Jennie 4'iniiM.r. aHMiN'late eouduetie! MM VjmL ltoUrtwin. Adah: Mrs Sarslt Klrkluml. Ituth: Mrs. J. II. Baldwin. !:! Iir? Mrs .'lls'l. elector: J. H Cisqsjr, wunleiij J. It. Baldalu, elmp lain. After the Installation of lite (dllcem the guests ami mcinlier or the lodge repaired U the lioni wnere an elegant siiptier, which was flrsNdas In very particular, was spread. A larirt nuinl'er of lsltors were prewiil from abroad among whom were iiiu Ai iiwimit! J. II. !r tltferoM, oi Tlllaiuisik: Mrs. J. J I. Ie, Mrs M. A. Pergln. MM Oertrude I., Vaughn, Mrs. F. A. Helen, MM Mary iitm bergen, MM Clara Fisher, MM Ik'rihs Davis, Mr. Z. Jt. Davis aud Mm D. A. 0l.urn.nf Corvalll: K. B. Freeman, nf llirtlaiid: Mr and Mrs I'd Blddle .11 ...I I .I. kl I 91 m 1W Kill IIVMi III ,lllliw. ine new steamer "r.iiuore, wni. u, r ,,... ,. -, i111,.-,iih.n, In the future, Is to run Mwcen Port- iln, . v,.rv u,yMi inomiwr-liln fur a new land nml Salem, put In her llrst apH-ar- lodge, beside they will have severs! slice ou Saturday evening last. She new recruits lu a short dine who will received hearty wel...,e from other U """,",,tu Professor (Hun's solo was sung in his annul ptcKMtit nmniier, Jsy Powell showed the power of his vo ec lu very sppmprlalc has solo, Senator Doughty iiiMile"hlt" with h solo and, rciuded to a rupturous encore. Dr. Fplcy won the audience by his solo and received a hearty encore During the eveii.ug MMes lllll and Collins recited In very cretlltshle man ner. MM Lottie Ground ss pianist, evidenced skillful execution In her accompaniment, The attendance was very good, there being a large muuls'r present from here, IndeM'ii deuce and the surrounding country. District No. 83. to no siMiner ceased blowing whistles than, tiol from the aem hied crowd, Then rose a shout, prolonged and loud " In a few minute time, s e wa tilled with Salem's clllwns, who were In Memory of Donald llrjsiil. Lines sftiH'tlouately and In syinp. thy lnerlUl to the beresvtil and Hllllcted houshold of Kev. A. M. Bry ant, Falls City, Oregon: lh.nili.lli dlnivr. uiililditi'li Will cnmi ireiited toapleasaui excursloii on the H..r or Isiw u sa.h i Uily hnmi river. I Ami, wltliiuit warning, tlilnl.llk lu lh I'he Dev. Msthleu, of Lincoln, ... . ... ,,,,, hmi Misi.n preiu'lusl In the school house on Sun- un.,i, .i,Mii mrikn n fstrwiiMf ll, iluy, the 17. Hi ilU'i'iirm' was Wlillvnuvu bis nrtillws mil, trmtly dclivcreil, and made a gsd ft,nd fsih.r luourim tit l."ursnn, Vt, Iruailns In lol, ys, "Tliy will l tjni" Urlsvvd bmilifr. i-l"ni, of iMmM lirrn, Yoq (mi, iu I tirUt Iihv OMiiri.rli.r li'fl. And llimi, tlnii iinitlirUiU wiwn sajr, Ju, uitr wvlor, Wlmi ll lm w)f, Kor tMinniJ. dear filrnil. fM p not toni All loved lilui (lio kin ttf ilisir nwni Hal wnilii, Im, can 0"Vr slun Ties. wltn hsva (uwi to ll mIidIum lnri Wlill, Willi III Iwrcavtd llmlr miw w lim, May all imk lliat Iioiii whr nmlti no para, (IKO. W.OHKJUM. Iiiii'ssloii on his hearers. (1. A. Fletcher m 1 1 1 a Hying visit to the resldi nee of hi parents on Satur day last. He left fr his lioiue at Sid ney on Sunday uioruiug. Mrs, Win. Wild and her niece, Tina Barber, and MM Sal die Slmnutou visited the capital on Saturday to take a look at the "assembled wisdom" of the land. tl. W, Johusoii, of Salem, Is laying the foundation for a new house on Front street. West Salem will witness tunny new buildings the coining sum mer, Frank ami Asa OlMm were down from itlekrenll on Friday vlltlng their mother, Mrs. Samuel (iilwou. American College Chccrx. FOR CURES SCROFULA, DLOOD POISON THE CURES CANCER, ECZEMA, TETTER. I. H. MaCAIK. 8. MUHLMAN. P.I. MiEEJCO., Prsprlstsrs Independence Tile Pactcry Manufaeturs ra f FIRST-CLASS Drain Tile. fall tiits. Prlott to Suit tat HARD TIMES. OrflCI AND FACTORY tndeiK'ndence. Orcein Get Your Mm don tf lb SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY, and Ibv y.iurnrdr wlili S. K. TlHMIHMiN Mlllm Milium Mian, who Will mil at UI hUM (iir lli WMliln and dllvr II whoa Hun. U Hi (ilar in Kiit all Anl-ola wurk, BATH 36 CtMi NDEPENDENCE to PORTLAND STEAMER ALTOflA LRAVFJ I XDF.I'F.N DF.NCK. Monday Wednesday Could anything he more pitiahle than the answer ofayoutig French man who was dying from a wound indicted hy himself, when asked why he did it: "liccause I had nothing else to do." What a commentary upou the poveity brought hy Cleveland times. Sixteen million dollars is what the leople In this country will have to pay for Mr, Cleveland's attempt to bulldoze congress injo authorizing gold bonds. Mr. Cleveland will have the distinction of having been our utost costly president. How could congress he expected to have confidence lu auy fluaiicJu! plan emanating from the administration, which has already presented three plans, each diflering from the other. The democrats who are pinning their faith to the belief that the repub licans in the next congress will lie torn hy factions and unable to get together are simply hnggi eg a delusion . The transfer of the administration leadership In the house from Springer to Wilson will have no eflect upon the result. 'Votes, not leadears, are what, tue administration lucks in tiie house. Ex-Sinker J tend has again rlernoiir strated his ability as an unsurpassed leader. The republicans of the present house follow him solidly aud those of the next house will do the same. If the people of Independence really want a railroad built which will be of some material value to the town, and that in a direct manner, they should inaugurate a system of feeders to the town and not away from It. If a rail road Is to be built with the capital of our people, it should be out into the country tributary to us. There is a fine section of country only a few miles south-west from Inde pendence which Is, on account of re moteness from market comparatively unsettled and isolated. We refer to the lands In and about Kings Valley. The building of such a road would offer so many advantages to our mer chants that the proposition wonld not need to be argued to make plain its ad Vantage. The farmers living along the Spring will he very gratefully receiv ed this year, not only because the people will be glad to see the last of this awful winter, but because It will end the democratic congress. The French count who is to marry Miss Anna Gould, is ,to get $2,00O,X)0 from his wife the day the marriage ceremony is performed. Counts are apparently going up. The less the fifty-third congress does, outtdde of passing the regular appro priation bill, during the few duys of life it has left, the better ft will be for the couutry. Senators Hill and Gorman were two of the five democratic senators who voted with the republicans for the lay ing of a cable to Hawaii. The Tennessee democrats are by their counting-out process doing excellent work towards making that state perma nently republican. If there is any man who wants the next democratic president! nomina- at there. For sometime isst he has been the genlel clerk In the Adklns lrug store. Otis Itcck, who has been visiting at home several weeks, returned l Tort laud Monday where he will beglu work on a boat. The baseball team at the normal nractlcmir every evening under the management of "Lord" Viutcn Itoots, K. W, Slicdd, of Shedds, a graduate of the normal. Is visiting his sister Mlsa Kertha, who Is attending cbd here. Building Improvements are going on ail the time in our burg this spring Monmouth is not on the standstill II. Young, of Astoria, was visiting his daughter Miss Caroline, who I; attending the normal here. Miss Vina Gilbert, of Falls City. I visltiuir Miss Jessie llrown, who I attending school h're. E.C. Pentium! and W. F.Contmway of Independence, were In our city the last of last week. Senator A. It. Price, of I'uiatllla county, was one of the visitors ut the normal this week Kd. Cat! ron has moved to Indcpen deuce, where he has un lutorest In the book store there. John and If elite Mill key, of Dallas are visiting Ollie am) Truujau itoggh man this week. Miss Muttie Swanii, of Crawfords ville, is sjH'iidlug the week v itli h sitei, Miss Lela. What's the matter with tin street lump chimneys being cleaned un somewhat? The public school is progressing nicely under the prinelpulshln of Prof. F. Long. Miss Hnxle Heater, who has been quite ill, is Improving slowly Miss Conny Hawley Is yislting friends iu Halcm this week Clerk J. F. Mulkey, or Dallas, was In town lust Sunduy, Henry Swint, of Portland, is the guest of Aarat Smith, The present crtuse, goes bravely on, And Koodncss only knows How soon the lovely bicyclist will don Her brother's foot ball-clothes. TUK MtJHIOAL CONCKHT. One of the most pleasant entertain ments ol the season was given by the Novello Quartette of this city lust Saturday evening in the normal chapel under the direction of the Athletic Association, The qunrUittft composed of Messrs, Powell, Doughty, Kpleyand (ilnn, ure general favorites with th musical people of our town and deserve much praise for the successful evenings enter tainmeut. All of the selections were very good and during the whole pro- gramme the audience was very attentive. The quartettes that need special atteution were the Laughing song aud solo with voice acconipalnment. The "Im al hit" quartette was very heartily received, especially by some. To nearly every selection they responded to an encore. The follow Ing are some of I lie "yell" of a few of the college in the Culled States, also some of their college color: Alilloeh. iUy.le, iliu.le! Zep, lamiu, Ah!Autimh!Aiitli'h!liah!iWh!Uah!; color red and blue. lluckiiell University. "Yah! Yah! Yoo! IhieUnell! It. l' Wuii! IU.! lioo Wall! 1'mng!;" colors, orange and blue. John Hopkins UiiiverMlty.-"llullH littllisi, hamlck, Kamlek! HiNirall HiHirah! J. II U.!;" colors black and blue. Lombard University.-- ' Jta, re, rl, m! King, uhlug, rang! Lombard! Iuu llMrd! jA'ti. Inhhii. limit' IWihttV. crimson and cream. TO A i Kf HA II V Central (Missouri )-"Wh.s.p la n.h! I J OALMU Ul 1 L I Whiaip la re! Walk up, chalk up, I'pl md S BLOOD Friday. AT 6:30 A. M. LKAV F.S POKTLAND, Turwlay, Thursday and Saturday. AT 6;oo A. M. roe rrSloMand Paittgt apply on Beard dee! Central, Centrul, yea slree!." University of Washington. "U of W ! lllali Hiuh! U. of W! rlah, rlah! HkiMikum, k(xikum, Wash lug-ton!;"; colors, purple and gold. William and Mary.-"Itah, rah, n-e! W. M. C! huh, rah, rah, reel l-u-0 3! colors, orange aud while, Ohio Wesleyau University. "O-wcm wl wow! Aln-ku-xu-kt-Kow! t(a-xl-l- now! Viva! Viva! O. W. U.!;" odor, witrlet and Jet. Heldella.rg University. 'Kllll- kllllek! Huh, rah, Zlk, zlk! Ha! Hall Yl! H.si! haru! Zoo! Heidelberg!;' colors, old gold and blue. Indiana University, "(Horluia, rraiiglianuii, Indiana! K11.00, Iviia! Khmki, iuiu! Hoop Lull! Hoop Lnh! Hfile University, Itah! Jlah! iUh!;" colors crimson aud cream. Washington ami Ie University. "Chlek-a go runk! go ruiikt go runk! lis, ho, hi, he! Wasli Ing ton and Ia-c!;" iHilor blue. U. S. Military Academy Itnh! Itah! itay! Huh! Kay! West Point! West Point! Armiiy!;" colors, black and Kfsy. FiHern Star. Aiiau 1 nupier .no. m tinier f Kastem Star wus Instituted ut Indepeuilence lind Friday the Iftfli, liy J. II. Krldgcfoid, grand patron, us- slsted by A nut tic Weathcrford, grand iniitron, and Mrs. F A. Helen, grand secretary, with a full complement of The Steamer Alice A. Cl.o. Sklnnor, I jhj. Will lfv lnliHitiiliir, viry dy, (M.indnj-pi.retftl) t ( , in, r Hl..in, nd lrvi Haleia un Hi return trip ' I V p. FARE5ocentseach way. For Freight and Passage, apply on board. KOI a Iter klbr, W a x:rt I ' a .mm mmm a tWidf txm In tqi m b just fcr tt! 'lie if vzAVq b tall; tt ft r,i!it ti q u m selling gc:di a Iittl3.ch:i;:r tbn tb other If raep are tt! i c::rt judge and jcry i3 ttt carter. i:i u are like i f rimer it tt. tir, u vant a hearing. kif pare gcirgtibasjtbiij in oar line wy rot trie? u lib e:irt Ml I I ll I I II u bin pieao ft in 11 chi:z m kd prices ii ta, n i till (in bonds in shape if tij tirniis. Tfcs eourt-iodge and jury till b ret:: pensed in tie shape if best iealitp and hardline Just drop in al tits Vanfnjn corner, ciiili court is in session, mil Urs fclbo; is c:ar n docket; and we plead guilt; te stllin; tb following to anjr attendant. Beauty and pertectitn ii dress pcis aci novelties In dress patterns. Vanduyke laces, two tts:d Iicm, tSdillj laces, (utter colored laces, dtrtd silk bo. Ribbons, silks, velvets, veilq i:i crt; Embroideries in all styles aid sittt. Next week te rill oake cestb if all the Hew Hash Eds. Pioneer Drug Store, I Bicycles GRAY BROS. '95 Bicycles W(tiin"llrlvelol.o.,imli,iirmu.hii.Ulii llifliMH..'yrlo.onlh Vrirth Wwit SCHOOL BOOKS tHMl, but rlhir to Iwnim rnalwi a bnllln a bl artinml ol I ho BJT. TheEagle Bicycle 1895. Are MAKVKLS of HK.IIUTV ami BRAl'TY. I.IGHTKST (17 U 21 ixuirnl) mid i MOST It I'l.I A Itl.K. No old parU or Xtulerliil utill.el, caclMlealgii I new, fven, to the amiillwl detail. Our larre order, dlrwt from tli Factory, will arrive Fcbruury IMIi. Call and examine before ImyiiiK. GRAY lUCirt, HUlennd Lllifrty Htrti't, HA I .KM, OHKOOX. and STATIONERY. LADIES WANTED! Every lady in independence, Monmouth and surrounding country is requested to ex amine that elegant line of new and novel ornaments for the hair, Sterling Silver trimmed Celluloid Side-comhs, for sale by KRAMER, the Jeweler. Alexander-Cooper Drug Go, ile k Are Toachiai 1 mm Remember that UOII BROS. Ike Have a fine stock of Prepared Easy to Take And Petfeot In Their Action, AYER'S PILLS Never fall to relieve Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Headache. "I Imve proved tlio viilnc of 0i Aver H l'illH in rciicvinjr iij'siieji. o wit mid liemlnrh", v ith wiilrli o 1. .!...,. I ..... .... I . I.ir t ,..,,.1,1,1,1 O lillllj'lillilin l un nn i it win in . ft that neither the ilci i- r nor my- oi self HtippoHcd I ulii i Id ever Im 0 well HfTiiin. Thnmi'li the iihc of the above medicine J am better 0 than I have been for years." o A. (iAHKtiiL.Vcrmiillew, 111. o "I have used Aver's I'ills for a 15 Years as a cathartic In liver 'cmnplaint, and always with ex treme v bene Ic a etiect. never liavinir bad need of other tnedi- o cliin, also Rive Aycr 8 Mils to o ... 1 1,1 M.i. ii.lnirt f LAV VimillVIl 11IJ I, II 1 1111 II I, I. II. 11 ill. J .ii.' q an iipcncni, ami mc ji'hiiii ih hi- ol ways most HiitlHlactory," A, A. Eaton, Ce.ntro Conway, N. II. "Havinirbccn Bcvcrelviidllclcd with cosflvcness, J was Induced A ,., Ulllj 'ri,,,ir. nun iia t" ll ! Jljll D 1 lilii, J.ll.ik liw linn . cITucled a comiilcte cure, and I X can confidently recommend them, o to all similarly anilctcd."-C. A. WIHTMAM, Mponio, tul, AYER'S PILLS Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD'S I Ik. Drrgiiti PAINTS. THE WILLIAMS HOUSE. Oi Ol o o r n I ii q A FIKST-CLAKH 1I0TKL Kltnated near the H, 1. depot, on Hecond street, INDKI'ENDIONOK. OHKQON, ROOMS, light, clean and airy. TABLE supplied with the best in market. PATRONAGE of the public solicited. Wt W. WILLIAMS, Prop What Do You Think? A Corn PopiH-r for 8 oenU, 60 Darn inn; Needles, 5 cents, Cuke flood Toliut Reap, 4 cenUi. Ladleu' liundkeroblcfs, 4 cents. Indies Kinbroldered Kllk Jl'dUfs., 15o VI..I...I . I ii-khi Aiarni i,iiMiRH,(warranted) 05c. utn-stieki",froni (10 cents, up. Jlottoni prices on Lace Curtains Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powdet awvoki uoid mw Mldwlnur Htir, Sa FradtM -We hiivo no "Holftl drty,.', but JCVKIIY DAY In dy orSpeelnHI Yours Respectfully, The RACKET STOR'. J. A. MILLS, Prop. Hoad-tax ljeeeipls ,ONE CENT Each, at the West Side office. If LI7ERY STABLE. C. 0. Groves, Proprietor. East Sid Railrcad street , near Little Palace HoUl. First-Class RiV. Beasonablo Charges. Carefull drivers and Inn furnished tor TvllDB m.n. " Horses boarded by the day, week or iMoqtU. Patronage of the Public Solicited. STRONG'S BAKERY. BREAD, PIES, CAKES AND ALL KINDS OF BAKERY PRODUCTS. 42 Loaves of Bread $i.oo. Strong's Bread will be delivered at your house every morning. Strong's Bread Beats Them All.