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THE WEST SIDE. Vesl Side Publishing Company SUBSCRIPTION RATES. rATAI,l IN APVAm . Om Yea W.W Bis Mouth . . . 1.UO l'bree Moutu , JO AU tu.Tume and death notice Dot esceed. In By Uu wtU be luaerted tiro. All over 11 T Hum will be charged flv ceuta fur ltd Society oblturary maoluUon IU be charged for at the rate ol II v cuu per llua, thvtaU-red at Ui PoUorrie la lndepen danco, Oregviu, a Konxiil-olM matter. THURSDAY, AUUUST 1. 18s5. DlHtX)NTlM'ANCI' .Kemember that the pubUher ol' Hit paper iuul b notified by letur when ub'riler winhc bin paper stopped. AU arreenm mual be paid. ALWAYS OIVK THK NAMK ol the poW office lo which your paper It wnt. Your name oan not be found on our book utile Ut la doue. ALL LETTKK8 should be eddreed to the . WhiJTlUDI,IuiU'pudiiuee To svt at rvst ny lilla rumors about the W't tftDK Ih-Iiir about to be sold or to change hand, we hereby an uouuce that this ?r will eoutimir, as far as we kuow, urvler it present ownership for the next tweuty-flve years, and will make its weekly visits Just m ofteu aud will rcelve Just a warm a welcome In the fu'uro an it has in the pattl. There are persona who have circulated ruiuora to the contrary, but they are Dot authoriied lu any way to speak for us. Birnjer Herman, who U a half popullat-republittMi occupying the posi tion of repreeeutative of Orvgou at Washington, thinks he ha a mortal cinch ou the republican party, aud that if he la not renominated will bolt the party. Well, let Mr. Herman bolt. The republican tarty la burdeued with too many botwea already. Let Mr. Hernial) atay at home aud there will be one leea. It la now in order to add the auto cratic to the executive, legislative and judicial branches ot the guverumeut, and the addition, according to Comp tiollerllowler, is the greatest of the quartette, The sensational newspapers are giv ing the Spanish minuter quite a lively summer. He apparently believes every cock and bull story he reads about volunteers for Cuba. CORRESPONDENCE. WEN A VISTA. To tht Parker correspondent: 1 dn't wan't to "hollow" down your rain Urrel, or awing on the clothea II ne In your back j aril any more, aud we'll talk about Suvsr all we want too. We tuteud to consolidate aoon and have a row of business blocks four mlli long. If more of the young men of our town would attend Hunday school and some of the older neu also, it would be a great eucourageiuent to the little folks and would not lower the gvueral Hue of soolei y, the least bit. Of course we embrace the ladles also, Constant reader of borrowed copy, wants to know If a cowhorn Is suitable for a llclle. It will do Con. If you do not spell Hell with au 'V," but the crying need of the present time la a remedy to keep Hudaaway from Kosea, We are pleased to be able to state that tlramluia lironsou, who has been very low for some tune Is greatly Improved, This will be good news to her friends. J. It. Williams, the druggist, and ruuilly, left last week for Newport, Horace Wells Is holding the fort dur ing his hIwihv. K8. Unigacre, wife and daughter Anua, went to McMlnnvllle last Saturday to le gone for some time, Henry cVaton, a hop man of this place and Monroe Kreuti, 'Weut to Albany Saturday. Kd Murphv aud family, of Halem, wre vialtlug frieuds and relatives here Sunday. K. N.Furgusonan Insurance agent, of 8U,m, passed through town Mon day. Mrs. Veneas, daughter, and Fred were here last Sunday vWltlng. Miss Maud Worley, of Btayton, was the guest of her sister Huuday. Altert Davidson and wife, were lu the city Monday, trading Harry requires and wife, of Aukeuy, visited here Monday. OaK'ole, of Portland, was lu town Hunday. Mrs. I. M. Prather has been quite sick. Mr. Sovereign has done several things which did not indicate the possession of a massive Intellect, but his nations bank note boycott Is the silliest thing be ever did. Whatever the administration may want, the people do not expect United States officials to worry themselves gray-headed looking for Cuban tllil- bustere. If a pin had to be stuck Into the democratic party for every political siu It has committed the woild's supply of pi us would have to be largely lo creased. The detectives have not yet fastened the crime of abducting Charley Itoss upon Holmes, the alleged multi-mu rder but If given time they w ill probably do so. The free traders are already showing signs of their fear that the republicans Will put wool buck ou the dutiable list. But It will be done all the same According to the administration theory, the comptroller has tlx authority to veto laws, while the presl dent can only veto acts of congress. It is the law of the Hawaiian Islands that every person landing there mut show the sum of $50 before being per mitted to leave the steamer. When there Is a dearth of news the enterprising blankctsheet editor prints the details of a terrific battle in Cuba "Bub" Thurmau and "Gen." C'oxey might pool their issues and organl.e a boom for Carl Browne for president. It is Immaterial what Mr. Cleveland thinks about a third term; the people will not have It for any man. Cross-eyed silver editorials are a specialty with lots of democratic papers just now. They are conservative. "Up In a balloon" is a favorite song with the new head of the weather bureau. Senator Better's new party has a total membership of one. One night when Mr. Isaac Iteese was stop-ping with me, says M. F. Hatch, a prominent merchant of Quarter master, Washington, I heard him groaning, On going to his room I suffering from cramp colic. He was in such agony I feared he would die. 1 hastily gave him a dose of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy. He was soon relieved and the first words he uttered were, "what was that stuff you gave me?" I in formed him. A few daysa-o we were talking about his attack and he said he was never without that remedy now. I have used It lu my family for several years. I know its worth and do not hesitate to recommend it to my friends and customers. For sale by Alexander-Cooper Drug Co. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powdei AwrM Gold Mdal MidwUir Fair. Sao FrantkcO. i WELLS. Threshing has coiuiueueed here now and the grain promises a large y lei Id. Mr. D. H. Yaoderpool has a seedling apple tree from which be picked a bushel of apples last fall which he has now In their perfect state of preaurva toln. They are of a reddish color. Be v. C. R. Lamar, of Lebanon, preached at tiie North Palestine Baptist church last Hunday to a large congrega tion. In the evening liev. C. H. Mattoon delivered an able lecture ou "The great tribulations before the end of time." I). Vsiidcrpool and Fred Lang took In the nig foot race at Albany laat Huu day Mweeu W. Itay of Woodburu aud W. A. Trine, of Kugetie. J. J. Carter aud James Davidson have returned from the mines on the Sautlam and report the prospect poor. Wlllurd Cauthorn took In church at Bueuu Vista laat Sunday night. Ah, there! W 1 1 luni! Fred Tumlinson will drive the patrol wagon with Hecker, Ullston 4 Co. this year. Bidder lima, have completed their new dam at their mill. SIVER. Misses Annie aud Ada Quick who have been visiting their sister and gathering black berries, in Washington county, returned home Saturday, Miss Mollie DeArmond who has been quite sick is now able to be around and Morris Allen and wife aud Miss Ida Harierareon the sick list. Most all the farmers have finished cutting their grain and the busy hum of the thresher can he heard telling us harvest Is here again Died: At Yaqulna City, Saturday July 27th. Sophie Elgin aged 17 years. Miss Elgin was a niece of Frank Klgin of this place. MImm Addle Brlstow, of Corvallls, will organize a Young Peoples Chris tian Kndeavorat this place Sunday. The work of putting up the new school bniie Is now go I rig on the aud car- lnters ars boarding with F. Bowers. The S. P. painters were doing some work on the depot Tuesday. DALLAS. Abel Uglow finds that he has wasted three decades of his life in not having a bicycle away back In the 60's. He : ides rapidly, gracefully and much, ile has enleied the turf, defeated Dr. McCallon a month ago coming In under the rope with hands down;. is now in (ruining under the celebrated wheelman B. E. Williams and will niter for a three-mile stretch against iny and allcomers, but hus particularly lu view one Bassett, whose defeat he will encompass as soon as he can get at him. If you are over-fleshy a trip to the coast and the exercise Incident to the t rip and the stay wiil reduce your flesh. If you are lean the same treatment will bring you back to the valley ten or fifteen pounds heavier than before. If you are sick this treatment renders you sound. If you are well and a trip to the coast don't make a sick man of you, luck has been with you. Borne excellent road work Is being lone on the Salt creek, Dallas road this season. W. G. Campbell, J. A. liaxter and others have taken hold of this road with vigor and the county court, wll ling to help those who help themselves, rendered substantial aid. They have transformed one of the worst rouds lu the county to a good road. Messrs W. C. Brown, A. M. Miller and J. W. Butler returned Friday from tlie'Kltsou's springs in Lane county where they had spent two weeks bath ing, fishing and growing fat. These springs are 120 miles from Dallas; they are reported as very beneficial in curing certain diseases. We are told that chattel mortgages are being given on fruit crops this sea. son. This is the first time the crop ha- been of enough ooimequenct to mort gage. The Indications am that the fruit crop lit this neighborhood will bring substantial returns to the growers this year. Dr. Carey, late of Nebraska, ha lo cated la Dallas to engage In his pro fWalou. IU la gentleman of culture and Mt mauuer Inspire confidence. We believe him to Ui a good physlclau and a good mau. Time wilt vrlfy lit correctness of our opinion. lu re estate J. W. Tewtiseiid deceased Nellie N. Tow use nd appointed administrator, with Will Auuexed Bond approved $20,000. A. J. Wise, Fred Hebdlng and N. C. Taylor ap pointed viewers. A considerable number of settlers are filing ou land lu the Hock Creek coun try lu Polk county. Au effort Is being made to establish a good road from the valley to till settlement. W. J. Wagner now wields the gavel as N. U. Frlendshlii Lodge No 6. I. O O. K.j 11 W. Smith la U. (I; L C. Parker Sec'y W. T. Shaw, Per Secy; Frank Stile, tressuier. Many other families have been lately added to the lilg Canyon Creek settle. ment. The lale crop of blackberries aeema better tliau the early one. A. F. Toner and U. R Grant weut fishing last Saturday and caught 800 trout, A very good day work. They used no dynamite. J. M. Shelly, of Portland, the genial. traveling mau, was lu Dallas Momlay. Sheriff II. 11 Plum mer and wife lnt last week rusticating at Newport' A brother of Mrs. C. C. Headly, i resident of Chicago,! vialtlug lu Dallas. UKI1M1KPOKT. K. Chamherllu and wife, of Suver SUtlott, Harry Christian Jr. and Miss Avla Christian, of Independence, were the guest ot Win. Baker Hunday, Wick Grant and wife, Ctav Mason, Mlsa Mable Hill aud I Re Yokem are rusticating at Newport. Grain lu tbi section Is nearly all In the shock and threshing will soon be the order of the day. Mrs. Townseiid has returned home from Salem where she has beeu under a doctor's care. Wll lard Wright, of Dallas, was doing business In these parts, Saturday. Adrian Owen has returned from Wrerin Htatlou. PAttKEB. Stephen (I. Mayes, father of Mrs. J ss. Helmlck, died at Ceutralla, Wash, last Thuraday aud was burled the next day. He was 70 year of age aud the cause of death was general debility. He la welt known Id Polk county. Floy Daley, of Dallas, sold Jaa. Helmlck a cayouse policy last week. There is a rumor that some of the ladles will don bloomers In our towu. O! won't that give a fellow a tumor to see them around? Wiu. McCurdy had a queer Job as an official duty last week. He had to count the bolts In the Halt plate that Join the rails for 10 miles aud these are 129,620 of the little nutlet. Mlsa Iira Butler, of Monmouth has the contract to teach our school. No tice: No more teachers need burn the road getting here a the Jig Is up. Helmlck ltros. warehouse will be run by J as. Helmlck and he expects to place hoops, on the building, this fall owing to the prolific, crops. Perry Becd and family, with Tom Calbreath's family, have gone to Sal mon river on a "Spider down my back" and to catch fish. Chas. DH:ksreader has bad such poor health this Spring and Summer that he will have to give up working In harvest Wtu. F'uqua's baling rooms art nearly finished. He ha added ao elevator to his fine hop plant Wonderly, of Falls City, will build Jas. Helmlck's hop house. Work com. men ml last Monday. Ted Baldra has moved from Wood burn, Marlou Co., to Independence. Helmlck' thresher starts next Mon day, KICK UK ALL. G. F. White and family, are moving tills week to the McArthur bouse near the depot. Mr. C. G. Coad and family will occupy Mr. White's former home' Mrs. Beaugard who has been spend' log a few months with her mother' Mrs. Clark, returned to her home la Portland Tuesday. Judge L. L. McArthur, of Portland, spent Saturday aud Sunday with rela. lives here, returning to his home Mon day. HEART DISEASE Fluttering, No Appetite, Could not5leep, Wind on Stomach. "For long time I had a terriblo pain at my heart, which fluttered al most incessantly. 1 had no appetite and could not sleep. I would be compiled to sit up in bed and belch gas from my stomach until I thought every minute would be my last. There was a feeling of oppression about my heart, and I was afraid to draw a full breath. I could not sweep a room without resting. My husband Induced me to try Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and am happy to say it has cured me. I now have a splendid appetite and sleep welL Its effect was truly mar Telous." UBS. HAER? E. STARS, PotUvlil. Pa. Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on a posltlre ruaranuw that tha Unit bottle will benefit. All drtiKKlsta sell It at U, bottles (or IS, or l will bannt, prepaid, on receipt ot price by U lit. Mliet ucal do., JUftart, lad, Ml Msga-la Woods, of Dalla. Is pending a few week with her friend Mia Mattl Knsor. Quito a number of lbs Talmage people attended church hsre Sunday morning. Mr. Alexander, of ludepcudettc, I visiting her sister Mrs. Vaughn thl week. Mr. Baskett, of Salem, is spending! the summer at her old home near her. Mr. Cobb, of Portland, I spending a few day her visiting friends. Mr. V. Deiiijwv Isipille sick. SIVIH. There have linen scandalous reort given of a party of young folk who Blood Poison THE BANE OF HUMAN LIFE, Driven Out of tha System by th Uae of Ayer's Sarsaparilla For Ave years, I was a great , autierer from a most imtsihicih r blood disease, none of the various Si medicine I took Mug of any o limp wiiHtrrer. iioiiiis ninv v change of climate would ls'iieiit me, I went to Cuba, to Florida, gj and then to Saratoga Springs, o where I remained some time ol drinking the waters. But all was N no use. At Inst Mug advised Jj ujr several rricmia to try Ayei s o Sarsaparilla, I began taking It, and very mnv favorable results j were manifest Tolay I run. aider mvseif a nerfcctlv healthv o man, with a good ajMtite and j not the least trace of my former g complaint io an my menus, o and especially young men like o myscir. i recommend Ayer srur. snjmrllht, If in need of a lierfeetly reliable blood-tiuriticr.' Ji sk A. EsconAR, proprietor Hotel JJ I.' .. L I.. . ....... Ol ........ .... . ... . . i v. aeuce, eaj w. lotnou, imcw i or k. o at Ayei'sSarsaparilla f daatttad lor BsalblUoa e AT THt WORLD' PAIt t peooeeooeoooooeeoooooooo? atleuded church at Unco a Vista a few Sundays ago. These are w holly un true and unless these are atooiwd the rllewlio are telling them will be callisl upon to prove them. Most every one ha fluUhed cutting aud will aisiu t ready for the thresher. Miss Mollie Deahrinoiid Is able to b out and around again after some day of sick net. Steele aud B.iulcy wilt start their thresher Wednesday. Mrs, Cummin. Walter GrlflluV sister, who ha been III Portland hav ing her eyes treated, made him a visit Isst week, She returned U Portland Monday. I), A. Hong returned home last week from his Mt. Jvfterson trip. He rr- ports having line time. Thl world Is chock full of people with money to sH'iid. The way to get their money aud build upyour bulnes Ittokhow lliem the value of the ex change. Advertising Is the only practical w ay of showing them. Safety . . . Hop . . Tickets tut tlirtw jrium pant tits hop irowrrti or IN i county have uivd Ilia Mfoly Imp liekrt prliiled at Hie Wmt Mi us offti. Tliey Itavs slvrt) Mil. ISellun, aud hav aavrd mui'h suiioysnee In counting llm iMun of lit'knU. Tlil ynsr will pment ' tyl of tlfket. CHEAPER and BUTTER tlisn ev,f. W sk the hop imn of Polk couiily Ui call snd '! prlem, Tlio Wsar Hin orrit will l pniaid to print ihrM link) t Ins prion Hi an beSira. It In our own Invention and wimeihlni new aud novel. Order tilled promptly and Willi ealUfao. Uon. MONK MiASEI). First Moiigaffe On Improved Fat at Property Jirgtitlated. W are prearcd to negotiate fin-t uiortiruge umhi lmrovel farms lu Oregon, with Fasten) psrtlesul r e of Intercut not to eiiewt n )wr nni t annum. Mortgaire rvneweil that have lieen taken by other ciiiile. Addrow, with stamp, M Kit win Swokth, Baker City, Oregon. A trslnliig tt'luMit for tearher. fomplrle etslil-fratle training department snd Htrong I'rotnMlonsI snd ra4Miilc ttiuree. ThtDlpW of tlie m'IhkiI enuUe one to teach In any txiuuty lu ihs uu without fnrt her exam Inaihin, Hoard, Udglng. Ilmk. and Tuition ll'C per year. Ibautllul and Hralihrnl lorallou. do Hoionu. There I a good demand fur well Irslued tmtilirnii there la an over supply of untrained learner. Catalogue cheerfully enl on application. Address, P. L. Campbell, or W. A. Wann, fmldent. Secretary. State Normal School, Monmouth, On. 1 ' , I i i 1 1 H-i ) j. i., nut ?;!';. A :."): VV. S. Ferguson, Proprietor of tha New Planing Mills, on Main street, west of the water works, will 500 n be in operation. Sash, Doors and Moldings. Independence, Oregon. i - V i , . lo Your Blood Puro If It U, you wUI be strong, vlgotems, full of llfesndataOHlooj jroa wiu good appetite sad go4 " 'I " strong serves, wei Sleep. .. . t ... ... ti,.i their blood nut now i.. " t la purs! Ilw m.n y pepl are tlally from th o..ii)uene. of Impure i.i.Ct .rofula.aalt rheum, rhumUin, aatarrh, nervoueness, slseplens, snd That Tlrad Faallng. Bood' Harprill purlfle. vlUlls tad snrlcbee the blood. Tbsrsfor, It il. nui,ini foe tnu. It will give you pure, lcb, red bleo4 nd strong aentes. . It will overeotns tbst tlrI fsellng, rtesis sn iifllie. give rsiresoma; sod make yoa strong. Hood's Garooparllla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently In ths pulillo eye tody. t t,l- ttfltd nerie fl IIUUU a I Ilia fkntUf MtkertM. TIMK TABLE. Udepeudeaessnd Maaiuautfc Muhir l.ln leaves IadependeBO. leaves Mouii.oulh. T.-0U :, Ilia bMi lA vm - u :ld l;lt BAN KB. THE INDtPENDENCE National Bank! Capital Stock, $50,000.00. rl. IttltMCIItUCKO, K1IUAM MKtVttiN. . P. (XJNJfAWAV . frealdeot Vies President. . feebler. a senera! banking and ielian bu.lnea irsnaaeted; loan made, bill dlerounted.oeiu meretal rrwliu (ranted: depiwlta reeelved on aurrent amwunt auigeet lo rneck, Inloreet paid a time deposits. Dl HKt.TUKK II. r. Hmitli, A, Nelxiil. I. A. leapenon, A. i. (ioiNlmali, 1. ,irlilwiM. Allen. H. It W. Hear, II Commenced Business March 4, 1889 KUiiutied by Nattonal Authority, Til K- FIRST NATIONAL DINK. of Indepeuden,Ure(on. Capital Steek Swrau, $60,000.00 $14,000.00 I. H. tlKII'KB. U W. IUIHKHTHON, Preeldent, Vlee Prealdent W. II HAWI.KY, (ililer. DirtKinoiw. I. H. Osiper, I Robertson, ll Helmlck O. W. Whlteaker, W. W. CHlo. A Herat bank Ins bualnau trmnated Huy aud eelle eichaiise uu all Important points. Iienoait revived ulJei'l In rlierk or ou ee linrate or detewlt, Olleetlon oiaua. umee hour: a, m, to t p. m. mcoRPomno unoin tni im or Oregon Polk County Bank, MONMOUTH Or. I. H. IUWI.RV.... I', ti. CAM I'll Kt.1. IRA C. fUWKl.t, Prealdent Vlie-Ire, l'.liler CI j 1" 'lit " i i ! ! ! i : .,, I ' I I - f i ) If! 1 To Our Subscribers! , e Iror the past two years the low price of produce and the general stagnation, has caused many of our readers to notsettlethcirsubscription with the usual promptness. As a consequence a great many dollars are owing this paper, being small amounts each, but aggregating a considerable sum. We now ask all, who are in arrears to settle their "accounts." It would look much better if your printed label had the date of your sub scription one year ahead instead of six months to a year behind. If youcan not pay the cash give us your note and let us give you a receipt to 1896. You will be able to pay these accounts this fall. Will you not call and settle at once. West Side Pub. Co. E. C. PENTLAND, Manager. Paid Capital. $30,000. DIKKCTOKH, ). II. lawlev, P,U Campbell, .M.HImpno J. o. v. miner, mump, r.B. ruweil JiMMtill (rsven. A general banking and ext'hange bualnea I run mw wit; loena made; dipolu rerelved iiinjeet in eneek ir on certinrat or deptwlf Interest oald on time denwlta. -Klr prior vault and burglar proof safe, ecu re a oy i me lime meg. ii re Hour1 ts.tn. to 4 p. m . I'RPJHXirr. J. A. VKNEH8 Prescott & Veness Proprietor of mm m m. Manufacturer of and Dealer Id FIR and HARDWOOD, Rouh and Dressed LUMBER. J. A. WHEELER, - Manager. FOR- Fine Photographs Crayon Work Pastelles India Inks Water Colors D. H. CRAVEN'S Photograph Gallery independence, Or. I Solentlflo American m ABencyV I v w C J OAVB-ST. TRAD! sasBra. 0IBIQN PATENTS, copvmriHTa ... f or inTormuion ana rre. HMirtbaok write to MUNN A CO.. 3111 BltOAUW.1T, NSW Vobk. pljtitt bureau for tecurlnit patent. In Anierlia. ... ,ln urtMiRNb UVIore the publlo by a nouoe given tree of obargs la Ui. Itrtrmt elreul.tlon of anr nlentlfle paper In th world. Splendidly llltinraieu. Mo InteUleent man abnuld be without It. Weeklv, 3,00 Soari tl.SOilx monthi. Addrae. alfjVrN k CoZ vautitsM, 31 arasdwa, Msw Tort Gtf, aimmmmmmmmmmmmmimni! 3 3 IClothing! IClothing!! I 3 4 In order to clean out before inovincr inin- ournew buildinv-amt rfceivini our tall 3 stock. We make sjHTial prices for 30 days-A 2 we move the iiliof AugiN. and don't 3 jg- want to move any clntliin these prices 3 otjirht to dean them out; 3 Men's black theviut. round or square SH.o now $0 gr 0.00 now 1303 Men's Klk clay worsted frockoat & vest 7 50 now 5 mZ Black clay worsted frock suits 18.50 now 15.005 K:cV rlnv wormed soi.ire flit foaf&vtst O.cn nnw -5 am " i - jf-Four button Cutaway $7.00 now $5.25 3 lE " " 8.sonow 6.00 2 grey xi.50 now 8.65 brown " black 10.00 now 7.7s z Blue square cut, sack suit 16.25 now 12.50 3 r Grey square cut, sack suit 7.75 now 5852! 5r Blue square cut, sack suit 10.00 now 7,75 5 You will never get clothing at these figures 3111 Xz neither I'ortland. Salem, nor any other place makes 2 figures as close as these. Kemember this holds good 2 until August 15th. 1 t t Vandtiyn, Veness &l Wilcox J INDEPENDENCE ROLLER MILLS, Lewis Ilelmick, Pixprietor. Mill Feed on Hand and to Order. ndependence, Near the 8. P. Depot.) Oregon Pioneer Drug Store, SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY Alexander-CoopeF Drug Co, Here's Soap! You probably want the very fluent snd beat when you us It on Ui delicate skin of your wire or baby. We have all kind of Toilet Soaps. Tbey are delightfully V pei rum pd and are madeofpure materials. We especially call your attention U the Mexican Hoap Root soap, which Is purely vegetable. Come and get a FREE cample. . Patterson Bros., The Druggists. Here we are With the Celebrated Bain wagon. There have been 40,000 of these wagons sold on the Pacific Coast; so they talk for themselves. We carry every1' thing the farmer needs in the hardware or vehicle line. Call and examine our stock R.M.Wade&Co.