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TliOSIZUUOMtiJitiliCllA S I'd
Last week's Uurvaliis bus tin
following txltturUl:
Ou Corvatlis business house moved to
Other muiI livelier .utlurwi luat iUoiut ,
aud two or Oxrvtt om?r wo pit priuk
U) tullOW SUlk TUMW UeJMUlUlV"
IsewuslUt UUuloerol puisou wliopaj
rvul, mpvud utouey (ur a living, auu
livtp U lx-tur lue voutiuuii Us uurucu.
U uiuilu utile itie tovtu's weallU auu
lbs uuuiuvr ol iJttipiu iu 11. luia u.
busiutw, uiumm by Curvaili i.i.ijiK
aeudlug nurunU lor Uiuirciutuuijj, itiv
guoOs, grotx'tit;, muling, eto., t-Aptitii
WUy Uieae arma'uia going ti
feUOUgU UOOUltt IKTSIHl 1U BUiililUg ,)
for i ucies ibui tiicy utu nei Jul "
cheaply al borne, b buU by tui w m in
be iio tuwu iu u K-u iu iic.
make tlie abuvet)ly lo ludi-jwuileuoe
Out) wore buaiucM bouse, wilh auiplt
capital, liua lix'iiluJ lu luUtiK.'uiluua.'
tbbt wttk iwe larKoadvefibtiiufUl) auu
two or llirw) olUt-rs are prvimi uiK tu
follow HUit. Tuoir arrival luurvase lUi
uuuilwr of pt-rwius uo pay reu t, apeuo
money for a iiviug, and belp U Uat
the oouituou tax burdt'it. It tucreaie
the lowu'a wealtb auJ the uuuiixr oi
people lu IU luona-3 of businetn,
cauynl by ludejieudcuuc people bJyiiiM
at Lome Ibetr cluibiug, drtiut gootU,
grocerieB, pnuUiii, eic, explulue wuy
these Arum come be re. If enough peupu
coutiuue to buy those article tuat
they u g'tjust an gooJ aud cb.ea.jl.,
at home a auroad, by aud by thta
will be a to u here of double iu piv
aeut poulutlou.
Before actually begtuuiug her cam
paign aa a cauJiditte for mayor ol
Wichita, Mra. Leuae should Uevol
some study to that aucieut pruvcio
about a prophet beiug wuboul houoi
in his owu couutry. She would bcltct
not give her old utig-uboK a cuuuce ai
her sculp .
Heuator Mill was stabbing O rover
again when he suld of the hue Audn vt
Jackson: "Vouiuay search hi wrii
Ings, his letters, hi speeches, his meit
sagesand all bis public papers, and
you will 11 mi there Is no twaddle about
Dou-partlsaDitliip in either national,
.- ... I. I nu out "
Now that there has been time to gel
at the truth, the trouble lu Ne
Orleans is seen to have been largely s
case of unwillingness on the part of n
democratic governor to Interfere with
the bloodthirsty sports of democratic
rioters.
No gas companies are going out ol
business became of the announcement
about the nine hundred and nmeu
ninth one that a way to furuinli giis
for a merely nmuin d pri h us been
discovered.
Instead of trying to bring alMut s
reorganization of the democratic parly
in Pennsylvania, Mr. Cleveland woulil
better try to collect legal proof of the
existence of such a party.
One pretty woman, with no other
knowledge than how to use a pair of
saucy eyes, can control more men limn
a score of the greatest female orator ol
the world.
If the accounts of the defeats and
victories of Cuban revolutionists art
only half true, somebody stretches the
truth in calling the revolt an insigiiifl
cent affair.
A gang of reen goods men have
made Washington their head-quarter
since congrees adjourned. Another
illustration of toe force of example.
The expectation of an ofllce added
greatly to the number of ex-congre-men
who celebrated Mr. Cleveland's
fifty-eighth birthday.
Mrs. Bilbey says s!ie doesn't wIhIi to
become the lady of the white house.
There is no probability of her being
compelled to do so.
The members of the "ex" brigade
have been casting longing eyes at the
recent vacancies in the ministries of
foreign countries.
If the Cubans will put up the price,
they can get volunteers from the Unit
ed Btates to wipe the fcjpauiards oil' the
island In a week.
Mr. Wilson will give the country a
jleasant "April fool" if be will keep
V
A
'auasemeut of
V
It remalni to b u ho niuoh
Mtr Mr. Cleveland will do with half
ofEimieun his hands thtfu he did
with coiirrvi.
A ceiiRim of the men and women who
live by bunco achunea vg and 11'
It'gid would make ttartllng reading
Perhapa 8enaUr (.lonuan thought It
m good preoldvutla) olltlc to grub-
xtake the Orldlrou Club.
The dlpkxnatlc machine at Washing.
iou accnm to have clipped a cog, several
ifthciu in fact.
Whfn a disappointed politician lain
lou lit at to Id next stvp he organises
a new party.
The admiulatrattou ha nothing to
gttlu at houin or abroad by bullying
.palii. '
It would not coat much to take a
otmiw of the Sibley sliver party,
CORRESPONDENCE.
MONMOUTH.
The botany class of the normal are
getting ready to analyse flowers,
tccordingly they sent a delegation, oou
lstlug of four sludeuu, to the wood lu
iathur specimens, Tuesday, but after
wandering arouud, came back empty.
Handed. Next time they will know
ju-tl where to go. They will go with a
t'urs-e full, take their Kite and ny to the
iltllas Free-men.
The seniors, who took part lu chapel
r'rlduy morning at the uormal were the
hisses Nanu aud today (Friday) MIsh
Ella Fan melt, Mrs. Julia Huilth and
. I us. Hurley. The settlor will aoou be
through with Friday morning rhetorl
otls aud then will be the Juniors turu to
try aud evude (?) Prof. Waun.
MIns Auule ltrlerly has been employ
d to teach the Hamilton school again
this ear. Miss llrlerly I quite a sue
itws lu the school room, and ha the
minor of p Aiming the bent exuntl nation
of all persons that have been applicant
fur teachers' eertlnVates la tbl
county. Long Creek Kayl.
The musical programme on Tuesday
morning at the uormal chapel was well
reudered by all who took part. Mian
niiie I lost sang a solo lu a very pleasing
maimer. The orchestra gave s selection
worthy of the applause It received.
MUdcs Ground aul Hickler sang a
duet.
TUe Polk cimuty teachers' asatsjla
lion will meet lu this city the Hrst
.Saturday lu next mouth (April 6th).
Stale Superintendent Irwin, will l-
pieseut aud deliver two lectures, which
UI be interesting to those who are
uot teai.'hers.
The public school has speaking In
the dillerent rooms twice each month
4iid the parents should take enounh
pride iu their chiltlreu to visit the
tchtsd at letist when they have special
xerci-. If they did this the children
would ton. sing:
"Oh. dear. 'what can the matter lie."
Dear! dearl what can the matter be?
Oh, tieur! what chii the mutter tw
Parents don't vWt the schools."
This week J. I'l MUb-r sold his drun
.tore to Frank Lucas who will tak
p-wsewlnii about ttie first of April
lr Millrr Iihs not yet decltUM what
limine he will next eugsge in.
The new regulation with regnrd to
he sending in of excuJ cards before
m Is atrtecnt, Is a giswl one The
facility at the uormal txk action on
the (mention this week.
Mrs W. A Wiinn and brother Bert
West, rece Ived the sad news of their
'alder's death, and Tiusday started for
lenpiKKwe, Mr West's home.
MlHsTilton, who has Ihii taklnn
i he junior course In the normal,
returned to her home, In Lugenc,
Saturday.
,T. p. Lucas returned to Gilliam
ntinty Tuesday, and will stay there
mill May, when he will return to this
niinty.
MIns Maud Heed, of North Yamhill,
returned home Tuesday after spending
-levcral days with friends In this city.
The Y. M. C. A., of this place sent
three delegates, Haturday, to the state
convention held at Forest drove.
Miss Winnie Mulkey, one of the
eulors, has had to stop school this
year on account of sickness.
"The time to live Is now. It is folly
to spend the days of middle life, pre.
miring to live when old."
Uim.N f ii Kiilem, March 22, 18!5, to
he wife of Isaac Denipsey, a hoy,
velnht seven pounds.
Curt Huwlcy Is having his bookstore
!iilnrged to have room for his coh
tt-ctlonery goods.
Carl Trullliiger, of North Yamhill, a
fi rmer student of the normal, Is visit
ing In town.
Elder Humpter preached an excellent
sermon last Hunday evening on "Con
vention."
The dining hall proprietor Is a first
uliiss artist when It comes to making
cartoons.
IJokn. To the wife of Dr. W. H.
Parrish on March 21st, a daughter.
The societies, of the normal, are
doing very good work this year.
The sick are all gutting well.
FAIR VIEW.
Ben says he thinks Bob would like
to be a partner with him In the cabbage
business, as Bob Intends making 700
gallons of kraut.
Nick Carter, the famous detective, is
in these parts hunting with James
Hiltibrarid for the man who passed the
bogus money.
M. Hcrafibrd Is breaking his Pilot
Lcmont colt whch he Intends to enter
In the Witch Ha.el race In 1800.
Bob says the latest thing is to take
an auger, buggy riding. What's the
matter with a brace and bit?
Lust week James Hlltbrand changed
a ten dollar piece for a stranger, aud it
proved to be a counterfeit,
Mr. Gaugan Is busy grubbing hji
100 acre of grub-land which h pur
ehaatd of Jaa. Wlthorow.
Our school Ii prflgrcMlng nicely
under the all tnauagvuMul of Mlt
Minor, of Buena Vista.
Saw odd It wsa a rulaUka about bis
walking twelvs nillw; It was twsntj
eight miles.
II. Ilosklus has rnt! sixty sore of
laud of J. H. Ilurna aud la sowing II
in oat.
Bob aaltl h would juat go to Sum
and then return, but "ha nevtr oatut
back."
March shower and aln tb farm
r's hearts art gladdened.
O. J, Bagley Is preparing to t out
all acre of hop.
DALLAS.
Messrs. R, E. Williams on hit
"Btarns" bloycla and Armond Hlggs
on his "Rambler" oroaaed on the lie
of the railroad brldg hen, tb dls
tauo of a quarter of a rulle last Sunday,
and got there all right. The boys say
they think they can safely ride over
any road now.
Friendship lodge No. 6 I. O. 0, P.
will eelebraU the avventy-alith aul
versary of American (Kid Fellowship
by atteudlug l)ivlu8rvloou Hunday
April !W, 1805, atS o'clock p. m. th
aldrea bslng dullversd by B. F, Mul
key.
Th band boy bav rsorganlied aud
we hope they will make a iuocss out
of It. Dallas has been without a band
for a gotst while, and do wonder iha
wm to lack something. Noplace I
any place without a band.
County Clerk Mulkey Issued mar
rlage license to twine sister and two
brothers, Monday. I A. Williamson
and Ada Edgar, aud It. J. Williamson
and Ida F.ilgnr, also iaaued licenses to
J. Ibiger and Isabella Houtt.
Wednestlay morning Ave men began
work shoveling the mud up Into piles
on the bimlnea portion of Mala street
and Al Dray hauled It off. Till will
be a great Improvement.
U. 8. Orsut P. O., F. J. Coed P. 0.
aud A. V. K, Hoyder I'. O. were elected
ivpresentatlve to the Grand lodge I.
O. O. F. that Is to meet In Halem, Wed
uesday, May 14, 1W.
Mesdame C. U. Cosd and Qene
Hayter were elited delegates front the
Almlra Hebekab degree, of Dallas, to
attend the Grand lodge I. 0. 0. F. at
Salem. May IS, 18U5.
The "Halem DUrlot" Epwortb
league convention meets In Dallas
April Ith. 6th, 6th and 7th. They
have a good programme prepared and
expect a fine time.
The weather was Just a little too
damp for the boy to go to Monmouth
lo play ball Saturday, but hope It will
le better next Haturday, aud they In
tend to play,
After next Monday, April 1st. Dallas
cows aud bnys can run st large, the
Curfew not ringing uutll 9 o.clock
after that date.
Itobt. Suitor, son of It. Hultor of this
place, who has been In California for
the past three years, returned home
last rrldsy.
Ham. Elliott left Dallas Wednesday,
for rteattle, Wsshlngton, where he will
enter the employ of hi brother, W. 8.
Ib tech.
Ous. Baiwett Iat Haturday bought a
fine team that was sold at auction for
t20. It was well worth IIM,
Lynue ChRpman has a brsn new
wheel, having received ( last wednes-
-lay.
Arthur Moore Is quite 111 of typhoid
fever.
The N. 0 (no good) R. 11 train came
lu an hour late Wednesday evening as
usual.
The checker and bicycle fever Is rag
ing; J. J, Wiseman's store Is head
quarters for the former and the railroad
bridge for the latter. No signs of
abatement.
J. K. Hears, Tin. Zozet and W.
Wlner, of McCoy, aud W. It. Blrk
and Blrk Hr., of Halls.on, visited
Dallas Wednesday.
B. F. Smith, of Lewlsvllle, was do
ing business In Dallas, Wednesday
and was much pleased with the vast
amount of Improvement being project
ed lu our fair city.
We are told on "authority" that the
Dallas Woolen mill will start
Immediately after sheep shearing. It
will run till the dry weather "shrink,"
the classic Kick real I when It will
Immediately suspend for another sea'
son, to wait for more wool and more
water.
In re estate minor heirs of J. B.
Syrou, deceased, annual report filed by
Win. Savage guardian, charged with
$1001.26aiid credited with $01.60.
LUCK I A MUTE.
Frank Elgin, a Huver merchant, Is
miking of going to Long Tom to live
Grant says 1m will not go without
Muver's other "fair Daisy."
William liuker.oneof t he old pioneers
who lived for twenty years on B, W
Harris farm Is now living with his
father at Bridge ort.
Veness 4 Co, are taking (he advan
tage of high waters In getting down
the logs which tbey hauled In with
their donkey engine.
B. W. Harris Is hauling bis dried
apples to town. Bon. Is one of the
farmers who always has something to
sell.
Mr. Jake Hecker, of Soap Creek was
visiting friends and relatives in Linn
county last Saturday and Sunday,
Geo. Steele and A. J. Bagley will
go to Portland In a few days to get re
pairs for their traction engine.
Geo. Slecle and Bagley Bros, are re
pairing their threshing out-fit. Tbey
expect a large run this havest.
Mr. nod Mrs. Wick, Grant and
family have moved to Independence
to live for a few weeks.
Mrs. 0. J. Bagley Is at Independence
under the care of the doctor. She Is
slowly Improving.
Bnow fell two feet and a half deep
last week on the head waters of the
Luckiamute.
II. W. Steele is talking of purchas
ing a new Advance separator for this
harvest.
William Martin, of Soap Creek, wa
doing business on LuckltmuU lut
week.
Mr. James Harris, of Independence,
It vial ting hie old friends in these part.
Ie Armord Bros, bvr plowed IM
acres of summvr-fsllow this sr!ng.
8am. Johnson will go to Southern
Oregon to the n.lne fur a few day.
Je. James I visiting friends In
(Southern Oregon and California.
Mr. Joe. Berry, of Alrlle baa pur-
chased part of Sol. Stumps farm.
Kdward Berry atepa high end look
low with bis new gold watch.
E. K mitlbrand waa doing busi
ness) In town last Monday.
Bert Harper ha almost got his hop
yard poled and plowed.
Mr. Jasper Bagley has been very
sick with the la grippe.
V. It. Grant and wife are visiting at
Independence.
Mis Kdith Bagley la very lck with
the la grippe.
BUEXA VISTA.
Prof. Tom. Yoder aud Win, Durrell
made the capital a visit one day last
week, returning Thursday.
M lee Gorda Herman who baa been
staying with ber sister, Mrs. Richard-
eon, returned to ber home last Sunday.
Mia Lena Psgeokoph, who Is each
Ing school at Wells, visited at the bom
of Mr. aud Mr. Durrell last week.
Mis Carrie Hall, of Cmelon, is visit
lug ber aunt, Mrs. K. N. Hall.
The "Hard Times Comedy Co." post
poned the drama from Haturday lo
Tuesday, April 2nd.
Beal Estate Transfers.
Whee.er Edwin and wife to C.
A. Clark, quit claim deed to
100 acres In township 7 s Mw
f I
800
1
1"
1200
2,0X10
250
41 0
1
197 60
1
040
1000
1000
7:'ft
600
650
4i0
J. F. Grove and wife to H. P.
BtoufTer, laud in Dallas
M. L. Jones to E. II. Jones, n a
i, see II tp e 4 w
W. II. Hawley to A. B. and
L.O, Morrill, lou lu ludepen-
deuce
O. A. Sawtelle to Hule M.
Montgomery loU in Falls
City
0. M. Tetberow and wife to
VY. P. Ireland, 320 acres In
tp., 8 a r ft w
America Orsut to Klele II.
Brltl 12 4-10 acres In tp a r
6 w
F. C Parker to J. 'W. MolTatt,
Iota lu ludetendeuoe
Ww. Savage and M. C. Havsge
to Abel Ugtow, laud tp 7 s r
ft w
C. L. Gardner to CC.Oardener
) Interest laud In tp 8 a r 6 w
W. A. Ay res to N. A. Ayres, 6
acres in tp 9 s r 6 w
K. a Levsusto J. L. Collins,
lote lo Dallas
J. 1 and M. E. K. Collins to
Mary C. Martin, lots In
Dallas
A. W. Fowler to N. C. Fowler
9 1100 acres lu Dallas
A. Lareuson aud wife to H.
Teuiplctou 8 acres In Dallas
W. I. CltHlfelter to H. K. VM
fetter, 100 acres In tp 9 s r B
w
B, II. McCarter and wife to W.
0. Wright, lots In Delias
W. A. Ralston and wife to W.
1. Leonard, 41) acres lu tp 8
a r 6 w
F. A. Patterson and wife to
to Bars Reese 17 acres
J. K. Bond aud wire to I. F.
M Butler, land In Monmouth
J. H. Cooper to Ruchael Hawk
Ins, lots lu Independence
W. II H enter and wife toHatu'l
L.Burk WJ scree In tp6s r
ftw
M. Ii. Bobbins aud wife to
Johan Lulrltig, land id tp 7 1
r& w
Itachael A. lirooks to F. Buiice
and wife, lots iu West Halem
N. J. Halls to K. II. Hlcka
fiMiee, Monmouth, 1 4H-KX)
acres,
W. J. Vsnscuyver to V. A.
Williams, lot In Indepen
dence Hsniuel Boese to Nancy Gee
60 acres In tp 8 s r ft w
48,00t
83Hf
600
60(
200
911
W. C. T. U. County Con rent lun, Meets
In Independence, April 5 and 0.
I'rtMtnomnsof llis I'nlk ominiv W. ('. T. t'
oonveiitlim to h held In the t'lirl.tUn
ohurob.st Indrprndi'iiiw, etiinmnclii( April
itn st 10:00 s. in,, holilins two dsyn,
PRIDAY, APRIL (Hi.
MOSNINO SKHSIOS.
ICW s. in, Dvotlnnslii return Isd by County
Krnellt Mr, ('row.
Keadlus mlnuUn of taut nimtlnt.
AppuliitiiiDnt of otiiiimltllM on orctleD.
tlsls, entarutinmant. ctiurtcAlos, plan ol
work, rowilutltins, snd flnsncc.
12:00 m. Nuontlila prayer.
ArrXHNOON SRWIION,
1:46 p. m. Devotional eseiwUiHi led by Mm. U
Hlcbsrdwtn.
Iteport of ouunty offltwri. fullnwed bv
reportoriuperlntcndsntuldi'psrtmentA,
Iteport of evstiKolUtlf! wurk, Mr. Crow.
Report of flower miaalon work, Mrs. K.
Ferolval,
Report on Demoreat Mkiial Contest,
Mrs. Llxtle bUmer.
Report on Loyal Temperance legion, M r
L. L. Wlilteuker.
Report on nilenlino tempersnc Inatruo.
tlon, Mrs. Minnie Cramer,
Report on purity, Mra. J. A. Ilrlggi,
Report on parlor work. Mn. Morrliion.
Report on rruge home, Mrs. (! Richard.
son.
Report on fairs snd public gatherings,
Mm. Jane rowen.
Report on Hunday obeervsnoe, Mm. tewli,
General bualnea.
Adjournment.
SVRNIHa SRSalOR.
7:1W p. m. Devotions! sxeretaes led by Mrs,
Mine nwner,
Addreanofwelooms by Mrs. Wbltmore.
Reaponaeby Mra. Jennie Leut.
SOOp. m. Lecture by Mra, Nrtil8s White
Kinney, iiaie preaiaent ol Oregon W
C.T.U.
Collection,
80I0 by Mrs. Hsyss.
Adjournment,
SATURDAY, APRIL 6th.
MOSNINO SSSSION,
Wm.m. Devotions, led by Mm, Minnie
Cramer.
Resdlng of minutes.
Mualo, Mrs. White.
Report on mercv work, Mrs, Bryant,
Report on franohlse, Mrs. Orr.
Report on the preas, Mm. M. A. Adklns.
Report on the Union 8tgnal Oregon
WMtt Ribbon, etc., Mrs, Jamea Nesmlth.
Report on lecture work, Laura Adkini.
General Bualneos.
13 m. Noontide prayer.
Interm Union.
AfTISSOOW BlSSIOIf.
Mqb.. DsTOtloaal, 4 by Mrs, vMH
Klmtkinrffln and nupfHiiU-nilfnt.
Itt'lHtrt of (tominlibm.
t'nnnthd buniiiPM.
QiiMlltin bt, sonduiUt hf slits frsl
dnt Mr. Kiiinxy.
v Adjournment.
Mrs. (1, A. A u ikk, l' il'timl.
Mr, L, L. YintAK,Cf '.
jr. Frke'e Cream Making Powder
Wr -JrHItt.tMllai.S0le4o
A SEW HARimAKK II KM.
F. K. Chambers AmionnrfS Low I'rlrf
In Hardware.
When a puntoii snuoiiiices bis luten
tlou of selling out al cost, the people
generally takv the sunouiioemeiit with
a grain or two of sail, for the reason
that men seldom grow rich by giving
away money or gotst. Occa-loimlly,
however, circumstances srlim lu ImiI
up as well ss In private life, which
are not governed by cuhUhii nor con
trolled by ordinary laws.
One of these peculiar commercial sit
uations Is now prueiited to (he KopU
of I ndepeiiilenee aud vicinity, slid
they will do well to profit ihercfiom.
F. K. I'haiubers has Just bought, at
bankrupt prices, the new aud
complete stock of hardware formerly
owned by J. K. O'Dttuuel!, and I
therefore enabled tonell at prices which
have never before been equalled In this
city, aud neldoiu uppioMched lu the
slate.
It I ustdess to quote the former and
present prices plsccd on the different
article To be sallxflctl you iiiut see
the giHKls and cm n pure the old figure
with the prm-nl prkvs. Togivesu
hlea of the radical dlltcrt'in-e, however,
It might be well to stsie that Mr
Cbamls'rs Is now selling (lr.l-tU.
Blood Poison
, THE BANE OF HUMAN LIFE,
Driven Out of the Byetom by
the Uaa of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"For five years, 1 was a great
aufferer from a most persistent
blood dlseann, none of the various
tnodtciucs 1 took Mug of hiiv
help whatever. Hoping that
cluing of climate would lsiicilt
me. I went to Cuba, to Florida,
ami then to Saratoga springs,
where 1 remained some time
drinking the waters. But all w as
no use. At last, being advised
by several friends to try Ayei's
hiirsitpitrtlla, I U-gun taking It,
aud very soon favorable results
were manifest. To-day 1 con
sider myself a perfectly hcallliy
man. with a gotsl njpetlt nnd
not the least trace of my forrncf
complaint To nil my friend
and especially young inert like
myself. I recommend Ayer's bar
' aaparillit, If In need of n iHrtsetdy
reliable blotsbimriflor. JtisK.
A. Karons n, iiroprletor Hotel '
Victoria. Kev West. Uik rcsl-,
denco, BMW. 10th BU, Now York, el
AyeiteSarsapariKa
Admitted lor Exhibition
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is the wliole stay
about
mm ca a
m ahp wm son
fl H3ftr!ltTaC Costs no more thin olhtr ptckije sodanever ipodi
IU iaWIaVJ. flour univtmlly ackoowledeed pvtst la tke Vtria.
lUde taly fcy CHURCH k CO.. Hew Tort. Sold ky rocen mryvBtrt.
WWte tar Arm aaf JTaauesr
FREE!
EYES
Free of Chsrge
on scientific
Principles;
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'95 Bicycles GRAY
II
........ .,,,,, , .,to.o annwn a iiitiHuinpi me clieiipett)lcyil..on the Norm Went
Count, but rather to btxm roeogulacd ss hnndllng s big onanrtmsmt tf th BKNT.
189S
The Eagle Bicycle
Are MARVF.I.S f RIGIDITY and BEAUTY. LIGHTEST (17 to 21 pounds) and
UiUimniiitinf it .... '
muni jiftiiiAiikf,. iNo old parts or Material utilized, eaoh design Is
new, even, to the smallest detail. Our larKe order, direct from the
' Factory, will arrive February 15th. Call and examine before buying.
GRAY BRUH., Rtate and Liberty fcitrwt, 8ALEM, OREGON
Here's Soap!
You probably wnnt the very Hneat Snd brat when you
nxe It on the delleale skin of your wife or bh, w
have all kinds f Toilet Soap. They are doll.h'tfully
peinimedandremadeofpuromterliil. We eaptoiuii
call your ntUmlton to the Mexican Ho.p R(K.t eosp
which Is purely vegetable. Come snd get a KREK
sample. , a
Patterson Bros., The Druggists,
..ovns andlranges. M ' "
o.s,k -love, at who saale rhs
tinware l annoi'"'" - " r ,,.
lirsnil, is aissei""a
TboUw hosreltdeteil " " ,
l II nod (his lent
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kstdyh..
Lr, (ten L' slid Mlnrs, M
w iU as.utlhnn.tof'h
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Matls toorttfr s ssjr .il
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r.rle(.H-. A fth ' "",',H' 7
Uy. on (. b,", to
1. ... ,...lf from S14 Ui, lf
Independenc iimt
INDEPENDENCE
to
PORTLAND
STEAMER ALTOilA
LEAVES INDEPENDENCE.
Mouday,
Wednestlay
Mid
Frltlsy.
AT 6:30 A. M.
LEAVKS PORTLAND,
Twsttay,
Tliunslsy
and
Haturday.
AT 6:00 A. M.
FAT Pill!
PARK Obesity
Will 4tic your llt rnoniUr (mm
11 U 14 uounil s moolli. WO STAKVISS
Irknnw or lujuryi SO rrlH.ICITir.
,.... .....1.. i.uin. bMuiir th
vuim ...w
plvamn. .tstmWrlnSI or HM)Ibm
a k,i... nd st mm It brmiUiIni tar
r,,. ,u ."w.
tllla snd HM(llve rsltof, sdpu4 only
1 .. ..i.n,. Ail anlin MIPDllMl
(tr,m our imw. lrkM00 f rkt
utlbrrr WiW lirmall P" la.
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TusU.
imralitis sna ptuwuiar imm .f
All ..rnn,mlBn tfl0ll enUnttDOllsl,
PARK KBIKDY CO.. Boston
LOO'S
Bliort-Ortler
sIlos tnu win'
HlMtil la ltidpid(iu U ii
uioal tiny ur ui UU
Oysters In any Style, Oyster Cock
tails, Porterhouse eleeke, Coffee
Tee, Cte.
Private Rooms for Ladies and
Families.
Main Street, near let National Bank
G. L. HAWKINS,
Proprietor of
'! lti(liipiiclt-w Martits Works. sallmslM
oil tui tnioiry wurk. KiraUolUMi vurknian.
nop, mit awi(n, ua lowni pnn.
ELECTRIC TELEPHONE
el2.iniii.M'at.Mralt. 14
Ia l?i.. Tlllura or tbMolrf. Kmm Itt
M4, viw, Mm nil oSot. Qnatalmimi
Imm aaa Im4 Ml Iav mm Mil) .
3 m !) aesrey.
n. li a iwi4wm aiia Ml I All hm
rhtnn. f laa liutnaMMtta, m Mi. forts
aaraki.uf Sbtavra. CsatM. rmit
mm wmtm AhlM. Oaa h pmt mm k ur
BOTwwilal mrimt, mm imMu, Iama Ilk
IIBA. WArrAAMS. A ? Writ
j7P.HtnSN4C.MSlO,MiiaStM.A
Book euT eaieaftle Tets-JXXX.
Frames pi-oparly
'fitted to the face
with the best of
Lenses,
KRAMER, Optician anil Jeweler.
BROS. '95 Bicycles.
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V 0 J mm
ART NOVELTIES.
While, Cream, Orig.WM,
Pink, Uliick, IM ami Old Vm
CrrpviM. They are beMDtieN.
Ooly 22 ) r yard.
UNION
Ttiese Hnltlmcs are to hs
trimmed with two touwl lrm
Something neat nd cheap,
at 20 cents per yard.
Twelve d?n Windsor Ilea,
all new shades, and atjrlea. 10
to 50 cent apiw.
TABLE
Fancy "red damaak Table
Linens, fast color, at S3 cento
per yartl. I'u re bleached dam
ak 50 inchea wide, 27i cent
per yard.
LADIES' KID GLOVES.
Lndins' Kid Glovea in Tan,
Brown, Black, five-hook Fo
tera at 11.50.
First quality Hiarntr, in
Brown and Tan 11.00 per pair.
Poor Big Pearl button
French Kid Otovea in Brown,
Black and Tan, at 11.00 per
pair.
VANDUYN,
VENESS &
r
Bieyeles.
WawUhlflrallatlealloall.lAirei.hu H Ut thmt rtffkl
bre lalNIr.l't:M)LN('K,eaMa Sad f..r aaU (. nrj
ImwI IIICTCLCS, l Ik Iwm prim tad mm sacy wim,
Oil $100 WHEEL,
we giaraaUs to b Ike equal ef wheel m, M mmt.,
" d by wham aud. It haa all th ISS4 ltmprv.
weal aaid U a ral-laaa h-l. Call al mmt stoew and
III lake fleaaar l halaK yum eaatnln It
rr thaaw wanting a alran( a ad durable, bat allghlly
heavier wheel, and lea, elabaralel; aalahed, wa aaa eOar
OUR (SO WHEEL,
whlrh la alenlld lalne fur Ik moary. Ma matter whether
yam ar wantlag wheel Jmt sow, at aat, eaaa tad take a
louk a It eoata s nothing, at
U. R Wade ft Go.'s
Pioneer
SCHOOL BOOKS
and
Alexander-Cooper Drug Co,
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SUITINQS.
TIES.
LINENS.
Afii rnv
Drug Store,
STATIONERY
TINWARE!
Just received a fine line of tho T
above, aud we will soil to you H
A Tin Cup lor 4 ceuts.
A Pie Plate for 3 cents.
A Punnell for 8 cents. "
ACuspidoreforlScents. A
A Gem Pan forlOceuta. C
Pancke turner 5 centa. ((
A Skiraraer for 3 centa.
Other things iu mw proportion. T
STOR'