- barrel ol'tl.ut 20 cent Coffee at 1 he Star Grocery.
Going, Going, Gone! Another
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Entcrprise Publishing Co., Publisher!
i, T. Holll. Krtltnr.
J. II, MolMN, Riularw Miomior
PUULINHKD Tllt'UKIMVS AT lJilRI-KNIkNC
Ojmi'B KAKT KI1IK MAIX MTMk'iT.
Kuwrtvl ml lh p.imWr m I iit!-xn.;i ui.. or.
HUBaKII'TlUN:
$1.0 I'Kli VKAK
Tlll'UslAY, Jt'NE r., JStt.
I '1
Tn annual campiirv reunions of lite
pioneer of Oregon is very incrly
matter of iu:ro tlinti ordimirv inlet-eft
to the people of this Mute. It is emi
nently flltinit that the memories of
pioneer days hoiiM ms ki'i-t alive.
Those were ilys of ftriijitfle, j.rivatioii
ami dnr.ger to tlio hardy eulers who
laid the foundation of nihility i-iiniro
lit the I'm-ilic Nonliwcut. It in
natural for men a it is for tlio lower
uiiimnU to locate in nature's mont
favored region, and this is why the
Pacific conn was settled lomr prior to
Iho iiniieni urea of ctmntry lyiiii lc
twecn the Rooky and Cascade niuiin
tains. Here there wan a filial climate,
mild winters ami balmy Miinuier. ai
re -ion nnnaralleled in natural resource.
and tlio e;ir:y pioneers wrote to tlieir
friends in the K;vsttliat they had fonn.i
a new Arcadia in the country "where
rolls tho Oregon." The story jtreiv in
lnarvelousnesu as it was pureed from
lip to lip, and soon a mitfhly human
tide began to roll westward to the
Pacific coast. The men aud women
who (irst nettled this country came of a
brave and Inmly race, for in their veins
flowed the blood of the stern old Anglo
Saxon who landed at Plymouth I.ock
and founded Jamestown. The Oregon
pioneers were not a cultured people, but
they Mresaed that which is better than
mere culture, integrity of character and
intellectual vigor. A few were culti
vated, most all were richly endowed
with the essential elements of genuine
manhood and true woman hood. It is a
commonplace to hear the remark, "How
strange it is thai the Oregon pioneers
wore able to build u political and social
structure that lew primitive common
wealth have ever equaled." The re
mark is only made by those who are
unfamiliar with the character of the
early settlers of this country. It is be
cause of the recognized worth of these
good aud noble people that their descen
dants and the generations w hich knew
them eo gladly do them honor today.
It is now pretty accurately estimated
that six of the Central wheat nrointf
status will yield not more than half a
crop this season. The main cam of
this shortage has boon produced by the
hot winds which have prevailed in
thoM states the last two weeks. It U
ipiite probable that this shinkage in
the average production of wheat In this
country w ill materially effect the price
of that cereal, and, of course. It W en
cjurasing tolregon farmers to know that
their train llelds will jieM alunidiintly
this year. 1-Vr sale fanunn; tho Wil
limeitc valley leads any country in the
world and yet our people complain thut
thciv is to much rain.
ANNUAL ROSE FAIR,
Twrlw Varlel ios of Kosn.
DECORATED BICYCLE STREET PARADE.
"At l .M the ai legiib s were in-ti-ituin.il
ty tlio Nov.llo .itiartette,
and enleitaiuiiiir the Minima
IrUos AwnrtlciH'or not H"1" ! ttlj,,lv w;n, the voices id tin' nieii
blending in ncifitt ham ony. lu
unrUlic. was nvullc.1 -.gum and
iipittt. their hits on the democrats
aiul populists lm lu-mitri.
A Brilliant Program -CrewulBj: of tlie
"Eojo Queen"- Spocul Tri-i
for Colors.
ippripiii: to the HVii:o. Tele-
lUiain.
! Sprav Kl'l fit leo-'' lipncl j
J of one-third interc-t in lit tr hulchor ,
Vtimml Kow hustings to John M tiller, f liido-.
1 , -HI : i ..in,l I.V
Kmrwillbe MA in this city on r - - - "
1 lean in" I'unuci i'u"
toin i l.,ii..',, tlmir
iMiiiuv. i in v mi1 nil....
The 1'olk County
TnK recent Hurry in tho wheat mar
let dots not necessarily mean high
price this fall, as some enthiisiacts pre
dict. The dollar maik will hardly ever
he reached in wheat on this coast auaiu
I ho almost world-vxido production of
this cereal will not permit so high a
price U'inn aid, but there are indica
tions that w heat will he a Itetter price
this harvest than last.
Thurcdav ami Friday, J one
and Mth iiibtitnt. The entertain
incut tsniin!ttiH) linve been ijuito
siuir.-sful in pn-jwrintf an interest
ing inimioal ami literary prograni
for each evening. A srnnal lea
ture will he the crowniir of the
"llocy liiiieti."
There will ho a Jeivrata.1 hicyeh'
street par;ule the liist fvcninj:, ami
.i special ruo will K given the
U-st d.-coiate.l hioyele. This
wnui'M nr.d interesting feature i.-
sure to Httraot more than tual at
tention, ami a i. timber 'l" coin
petiiois will eonti'St for t!w t:.:
I'rkvs of admission are placed at
10 cents f.r the afternoon ami 1"
Tun Tiilamixik iiuiity is rapiilly
develooim; into a treat dairy region.
Several law erxameries are already '"I" oveni. g eslilolUot.
estal.li.-hett there aud others w ill li
l!r:ed iu the near future. The coast
climate makes that region especially
ailapted to dairying pi!rjose-.
Tin: bicycle i:aci:s.
Fine Weather A Great Crowd Hotlj
Contested Baces A Successful
Tonrciment.
Last Saturday was a brilliant
day fjr Independence. Tho biiii
rose bright and clear, ami a cloud
less horizon gave piomise of a
beautiful summer day. At an
early hour the people commenced
gathering in from thecountry. The
excursion steamer Altona brought
.i large crowd from Sale:n and ad
jacent points along tie river, and
;i number of wheelmen came in on
tho forenoon train from Portland.
It tvas estimated that at least
two hundred wheelman had
gathered here from various parts ol
the country, several coming from
Sjokane, Tacoma, Olympia and
San Francisco.
At 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon
the loaded motor trains gave
evidence that popular interest was
centering out at lalmage I'arK
where the great bicycle meet w.ts
to take place.
Talrnage Park track never be
fore witnessed so lare a gathering.
i . . . - ....... .
lii'tserv it sea;s i ccms.
No entrance fee will he charg 'd.
l'remiun.s olfered are as follows:
1. Kest collection, ot less than;
twelve varieties '..'o'
2. 1'est colleo'..ou of live varii
ties ?l.?i!
:J. Ucst collection of two vari-ties'.
HXK.
4. Hest collection of pink roses
not h ss than 3 varieties. 1 .00
o. IJest collivlion of yelloiv roses.
same
,5. liest collection of reil
same
S:ccial tireiniunis lor
sivi iinen of vellow. red, pin
i . -
white each '-' cents.
The r'lle-s are:
1. Kxhioi.ors tn-ist have all
roses tinder culiiva'.ii'U three
months irevious to entei in.".
2. Exhibits will be rtf.viv-'-l on
Wednesilav afterintt.-n and Uiitil
ros:e".
1 00
finest
or
II 1 I.. ilfVlilllls
Com siorago I'uii'i. i" j
imalat.? the laijje aiiHUint f meat!
they l'ep c.iistautly on hand.:
Success to the new linn.
If anyone- doubts the statement!
"that the Mcnhantile tonipany is:
not turning i ut gisnl.i tnoso tine)
.lays" j.ist 'l -t tltviii drop in and j
m'o f r themselves. I
J. K. Hale is heating hi house1
to a new coat of paint. Jol.nio be-,
iieves in improvement. I
As the examination at the j
X-jrunl draws near you cut see (
veryuw tftuilcnts on t!u lreN.
This has be;Mi a prosp-rous year at
the Norm:.l and good work h :
b,-en daue. We rxiend roii'iMt
ulatiointo the students on tlieir.
iiig'i gr.til.-s..
Fra k n-as is on t!n sio!; lis'.'
tie is having a t.l";-l' i..i t : .
"grip" but we lnoi,- to s o h:s .
smiling face at his pl.uv of btt.i-
uess soon
A l.irge miaiber of t'i" Mo:i-j
mouth peoph; look in the races
last Saturday. i
It. A. Suitor inlorms your cor-
The Only
Groat and thoroughly re
liable buihiing-up nu-uietne
nerve tonic, viuluer ana
Blood
Purifier
liffore the people today, and
which ht.tnds preeminently
above all other medicines, is
HOOD'S
Saroaparilla ;3
It has won its hold upon the
hearts of the people by its
own absolute intrinsic merit.
It is not what we say, but
what Hood's Sarsap.tnll.i
does that tells the story:
Hcod'G Cures
Even when all other prepar
ations and prescriptions tail.
"As A blo.vl purl Iter wsesnnot And
ttm cq-st cf Hood's Bsrsspsrllls.
Whcastiy of o;ir family eomplslii o'
hemiaehj or tired fwll:? wt ft
Hood's Barssrar'H. 'ul in lll,rt
time wo srs l i c-.1 tn-al:U." Itcril
K. MK-..ZT., U-.., Aarors,
laiuo'.i.
:: GL0THING.p:-
Having been nppoliited Bdi'iiV
lor three of tho leading . t .
'VA I WO VI ixc; 1 1 OUS I08
of fhi.njo, I an prepared i
make niil,orpilrf pant!
cheap r elienper Until you can
bay out of rendy-nmde ulink.
Suits Irons QlllJM and up.
Fiuits iVnui ;J.rj0 and up.
Perfect Fit & Workmanship
H. PATTERSON, INDEPENDENCE.
f T f T V V V
Get HGOD'S
All tliu
.1. ffw
1.'. Jf-o.
re.-(OiidPt tli.it bll.-ilU'.s
iuie H tt!i the lliovai'i
Ul III-
I naive, lb-
has ni.'.ir- a number oi l.irj-j s:il-
within il;e hl wivk a. id as the
ro.id- an- ettiu. in U-l'.er C ladl
tion he lia-t miiiiber of teasi.s
hurling l'.;si:ln-r I'nun themill. The
lumber hauled by ti.is- linn is f.M
.)::ss in eery paiiicuiar and the
imit lc tit' Mi-i uioulii ami n-l.!-!y
-iiolll I iotii-::tu!al-) '.h'-li.-i 1 - es on
l.tvii!,' ioi.- uf ti.e l.e-t 1 nui l r
yard. in l'"!k county. Mr. S-.iitor
intemls etictin;; a la-it-) s!h-I tor
his dres-ed hind er, nlso a to at
oll'n- on the lot ju.-t noitll of Cat
tron's warehouse.
Quite a oil i;h-r ol' l:;l!a peo-plepis-d
throiu'i toon Sunday.
Then- w is n ulrana -r v ? -i t i : i tr a'
J;t.Le 11 1 h-rV Saturday an-l Smi
d.iv, w.t won-l.-r ho ho was. As,;
Mi I'l'iein.
Km -. r tN t tron are bnil
larte .-hcd, iuft ii'iith of l!"'
barn, to put lie ir ii.at hinery in.
M-. S iii;-h- h bi.iMii'g a '
lir-iun t-' '' '- i I
M. :n -r':i! .lav wr oh.-i rv. d I y
the t). S. .'. Tia:r.-d y inornil'
t '.ii-' ciiip.-l. T.i- ex-'ivi-i-"
:cd v illi a M-lection bv Hie
All
kind
of
Legal Blanks
i-or ao
at this Ollii .
jpCDT
rhd
WAY UNDINCS
!T:. Bteanier Altona.
orei
..rtliestra, f..!hrd l.v nrryer w . rr-
P.f v. Siimpti r. J lie l eiix .pian-u- 3
f.er.ve Portia ul Tiom1uf. 'II .tir-ibnB nml Sal unlay. . ru.
la ave In -l.-peiol.-i.ee Mot dy. dtieK.Iay on.l r ri.iu--.
11 "
litiiv ."Minn
.7:45
ll 11 teinleted a M-lt t'toli
I p. 111 Thursday, tlio first day ofj i,aV':ipt t':" V.
. . .r 1 .... 1 - u
, "st 1 iv in ill ri 1. .'i.m
Joe Conger, who has been ami is ,,1U -ca;i,,t:n Od -" hich
ll.l.V elm lit UlO U!i.ill llilli. 1
niv.'.alioii
,f a
the sdimv. Kxhihiis not at ti"- j j,,,
d.l jasl
nor
rth
Edito Sxvdeu announces in tiiis
week's Transcript that be has urrai.-ed
uUnt to McMimiville,
and iu a neat valedictory bids good-bye A conservative estimate place the
torolkeountv. While the Estjsbpbwh number of people present at 1200
regrets parting with so pleasant a con
temporary it winlies Bro. Snyder abund
ant success in bis new lield of labor, no
not new for be spent 14 years of bis
newspaper existence in Yamhill county.
The ExTEKi-aisg has always found the
Transcript to be a courteous, albeit an
uncompromising political opponent, but
the pleasant relations existing between
the two papers have never been dis
turbed by cruel, "winged words." While
Bro. Snyder will be 110 longer distinct
ively identified with the Estukpbihe in
the upbuilding of folk county's in-
or 1500,
The first race on the program
was a 1 'mile novice. This proved
to be quite an interesting race in
several particular. At the last
eigth pole a wheel went down and
a rider received a severe fall. The
winners were: 1st, Paul Hansen,
of Salem; 2nd. Fred XoL-.tr, of Mon
mouth; 3rd, F. A. Uiggs, of Dallas,
Time 3:49. .
Second race, 1 mile open, clas
B.
were entereel for this contest. It
i i tv-
rs. .Me-
door bv 1 p. ni. will be debarreu I iir-.v reid -nee. hewn, haw a
from competition. ''V i u'ni h,VM
,,, , ,,, ii-.i vi-rv d -Miim of knowing tnc oe-S.-AUilowerssnonldbe
IlIh-.i-iI (.(iU ,.,r ,; ew i,llt ir
with name before ent.-ring. ! , .(v u m w.,jt iuit! uili t, !l.
4. Nollower to le e..tcred for, ,,.,rr ,lv,, n,.,r
more than one premium. j Snver. rwivid fr":n an a-.int in
5. All l!o.er- iiitit he h.u il.-d ' t!. u siiort tmu'i-iiice.lt'.tiOO.
i ... ,i i :o. l.,..
11 till. uu.
to the superintendent or as-i.-tantf
at I he door and subjet-tevl to their
arrangi'iiR-iit.
(i. Receptacles f.ir pri-nnuiR
flowers will Iks furui.-hed, lar
flowers for display may be pro
vided for by owner.
7. Prizes will be awarded by
numbers, the names of exhibitors
will not amiear until after the who work on
judges have awarded prizes'.
8. No inferior llo.ver t receive
a premium.
PAUIIEK
ntiti
Cole
wan
done V'.'rv nicely. h r iiianinT mi i
d.divery w;is g-.'id. I'.-lhoviiig t lti
l!ie iitltli.'-u e ;n favoiiil wish u
s..',o bv Mr. McCne. entitled "Thr
Hate aiul the Cray." 'Ins was King
verv l ieely and recrived bv
tho i;'uli'eiu-e. The tiddrens by
i'r.if. l.iirkli. i;i v...-1 fir.-.it:;.' i'
,.r ..; .(..! Hi- in -iin with I hi'
nifai. cv of our nnlio.
tii.-iim-h the w.i. of lM'ii'
was much patriotism in hi" ad Int-s.
Pies. l.'ani(.lH-lf made a few re-limr-is
by w.iy of inlroilu.-ing the
model hchuol, in which he said
"lhe 1mvh and g:rli of today will
in? the 1. 1. -ii in.. i ..nine. i of t"iuoi
mi ,I tii:i! now is the linn- to
the I.uckia- 1,1,1 j mrinii,,:, ji'io I heir yoinnj
i 1 1 1 1 1 Hi- lerMin 1-1 love aril Honor
that th" K. 11. Co. h:ix put v, three ,,flir coin, try." U uis tlieii that
Louses f.r tin- CSiimsi! ni I'arki-r. ). oiiik cauio forwurd with
section, ami a 1 thi-ir Unus ami sang "Tho Star
! Spangh-d I'.anner," th" foln Ix-inu
tn ).' by l-ev. 11 ni l's nun
i!al:;;ii:r, a!l the eiiihlnn joined
in i ne chorus waving tlnii
ihr.ittgiioiit Pi-.-, t'aiopiieil t!i.n
iutii.ii, cid (iener.ii II. H. Itl
Cheap Eates.
i Ins
sjjaco is reserved for
SliTIiG I F. G'EONNELL COMPANY
Since then flurts
and a new F.uit.
Mis Linuie Mir-ihy has re-;
t'.irned from her visit among reia-:
lives in Eugene, delist. U-il with;
the town ai.d Ml rrolimiing cotiii I ry . :
As Hex was out ia
i.iute eoiintrv la-t v.cik he noticed
the
I new ear house.
Lee Sieeprow has nearlv
i e. i... i
. ., ,i ... i, was uiiuouiiueu niiiii urn uruou
terests, we have the assurance that tie i . ,. .
.... ' , . -,,.,,, ! stand that the time limit was 2:50.
The pace, however, was rather
tame and the judges announced
that it was no race, the wheelmen
having failed
takes with him many pleasant remeui
branees of his six years residence in
this commonwealth.
all th-;
lumber on the ground tor a in w
house, on Home land aloi.g lliej
l,i:ekia:mite loi lri. ii v owned by
f.ev.is J i .-I mick ; tin UMiiiosition i-;
Our road supervisor snvs it i it hat he expects to eet n house!
oncer no uiriiv men are line vesirsi kivner simiii. Hood hu-k to Lee.
nlil -lio called li'iou to work the n-.. .....I. ........ I il.,i tlu ',,. .
, i r ill m r u o m.i -hi ... t .iii.i. in- ......
A number of crack wheelmen roads,. , . ttr.lllialio dnl, 1,,-d It H;nall
J. O. Daridoon will soon have i hut appreciative audience May
his dwelling house repainted. ; at Independence.
There were many people went
through town Sattirdav to the i
Thib season's crop of strawberries is
abundant in quantity, unequalled in
size and most excellent in flavor. It
did not require the test of thorough cul
tivation to prove that Oregon is a prolilie
producer of this most delicious of
berries. The virgin prairies of the
Willamette valley established that fact
to the Intelligent observer, long ao.
The wild strawberry is indiginous to
this 6oil aud climate and its scarlet
flush used to redden the prairies and
hill sides in the good old pioneer days.
The cultivated berry is more than thrice
the size, richer in color, but not so
delicious as the wild variety. Xo finer
berry was ever kissed by the suniiglit
than the Oregon wild strawberry
Strawberry culture will in time become
one of the established diversified in
dustries of the country, and will yield
a handsome revenue to the income of
the diligent farmer.
to make the time
limit. The race was subsequently
run with the fallowing result: 1st,
J. A. Drain, of Spokane; 2nd,
Campbell, of Spokane; 3rd, L. W.
Raymond, of Portland Time
2.34 This proved to be the best
race of the day. The time was
very good, considering the heavy
condition of the track.
Third race, mile open, Class A.
1st, F. M. Byrne, of San Francisco;
; 2nd, Watt Shipp, of Salem; 3rd,
M. F. Hill, of Aberdeen. Time
1:151.
Fourth race, 3 mile, open to
Polk county. 1st, Charles Staats,
Independence; 2nd, Fred Emmett,
of McCoy; 3rd Geo. Adkins, of
Monmouth.
Fifth race, 2 mile open, Class B,
1st, Eli Winesett, of Olympia; 2nd
Guy Brown, of Spokane; 3rd, L.
W Raymond, of Portland.
Sixth race. 5 mile lap, Class A
1st, Watt Shipp, of Salem; 2nd. E.
G. White, of Portland.
Seventh race. 1 mile Tandem,
Class B. 1st, Winesett and Lee;
a..lr-
jiu . inch hndeM-nhed very vividly
jll.e kittle of (ieltvidiurg. This
I seeded to be approved by all. The
l : .. ..i I .... (1... ...I., ,l ...ul
y I t'xi n im i. cio.-i.i ei no-- "I""" ..ii..
' (audience singing "Ail-erica."
llKX it ReX.
It is somewhat encouraging to learn
from the commercial rejorts made by
Bradstreet aud Dun & Co. that business
. 1 1 I
is graiiuany reviving an uirr urc
country. But the change is so gradual 2nd, Ra3 Diond and Staver.
that it is difficult to notice unless we
take into consideration the commercial Vote for "Eose (Jnen "
transactions of the whole country, for Result of vote cast for
Miss Viola Calbrea'.h took charge
of the school here last Wedi-sday,
on account of the unavoidable
absence of the teacher, Miss Crosby.
R. T. Boothbj, who for some
time past has been in Eastern
Washington, looking after his
interests there, is on his way home.
Miss Nellie Deimii, of Mori
mouth, and her sister, Mrs. Craib.
of Portland, are visiting at W.I'.
Bradley's this week.
"May" ta ks of going to Tilla
mook soon on a fishing trip. But
what kind of fish she is after is the
question.
The S. P. Co's painters arrived
Tuesday to paint the depot and;
other buildings belonging to the!
company.
Little Joker.
teachers picnic at Independence.
There were plenty of bicycles in
town Sunday.
Dr. Price's Cream Ualdns Powder
World' Fair Highest Medal md Diploma.
W. H. Wheeler,
PIANOS, ORGANS, &
Who will commence business
.June I.
' ;en!er in
i OS
MONMOUTH.
-- ;
I
U J. H ,
ew ing Machine Needles and Oils.
P.rWC'r, HAflHINFS NFATLY RFPA RED.
wllh II. M. I.liii-N,
Ixt.KrKXDE.SVF.
Why do we emile? Ah, the
glorious sunshine is here one more.
Frazer it Cattron made a trip to
the country this week to put up
mile posts. The wayfaring man
need loose his way no more.
Johnie Howell and John
utmby think they are the cham-! Kokomo, jnd., and a brave ex-soldier,
pion cns-uei. piayera aim cnunenge , 8avs: "i had tx;en severely troubled
the world for a match game. ! with heart disease ever since leaviDR
. ... . , . , the army at the close of the late war.
Dr. V. u. Contio, of Salem, i i w:;s tnmbled with palpiution and
made Dr. Epley a flying visit Sator-i shortness of breath. I could not
idav. The doctor was verv favor- i seeP "a my left Bide, and baa pa n
, . , ." .. 1 around my heart. I became so id
jaoiy impressed wun m on inoutn , that I was much alarmed, and for-
Heart Disease 30 Yrs!
Short Breath, Palpitation.
Kr. G. W. McKinsey, postmaster of
and surrounding country. tunateiy my attention was called to
Iloic! From the following it seems that ! Hf Mlbc' HaiH' ffJrA
no ijiven locality, onlee it be the waini-1 Queen up to Thursday morning, I the Novellos made quite a hit in j
ftnrin., ,iitriut. show ai.v decided ' J u ne 6: " the metropolis. The Oregonian 1 I derided to try it The first , br.ttle
lactunnft diKtnots, biiow ini .11 emeu . I ..t-.' x- . n. . ... r maue a decided lmnroveracnt in mv
i .M iss r jorence noiraen 1 . says: i ne .oveuo quanetie o. . condtion and flve lUcS tave
I Mjss tssie Robertson l-io j Monmouth entertained tfie audi-, piettiy cur d ma."
j Miss Bessie Butler 110 ence with several pointed cam-. a. w. McKIXsEY.p. M.. Eoifomo. Ind
never to return in its wort aggravating J The votes will not be announced ' patg:i Rings. The sonp-s created, Tr. KHp. HirtCiireH9ril on posiiiT,
form aain, the gradual return of .azain until final count Vote ereat c-nthusiasm and Here cheered ' AiTSraMtt'iutt tV 'iiiT. f.tvor
trt thA lPIIO I " wwnt pn-Ttai-I. tin rr . p. 01 prn-v
increaw in business. While it is I'ro
table that the "Iwoiii" era has pat-t
jjealthful buciuess rjrity is assured, quick and often.
ll will bo writ, ort-nal-i. on receipt of frrui
lit Ue ildti Muiical Co, Uktuurt. iwt
ILOEING-.
nlwiiyn nil liunil
n.-le.-t froiii.
Aline line of siiiiiilcst
Satisfaction Guaranlsccd
T.LJLYTOHJEHKS,"
lndep(!liden;e, Or.
DRESS MAKING
Miss Sophia Goff.
ffr i
mt I tried it
once, i
; P:S1 justonclt
If 7 .-: :- 2- 0J
T DO S
ET"S8J
Eut I'll Never
Do It
Any More.
ON'T
dispute with a wi man when kIio fay
our jooiIh aio llio truly oikh to buy,
canst! slit- knowH what hc talking about.
argue with her when ulie nays tivir prief
are tncnev-haverx; t.he lalkn like a neii-
DON'T
Ha hitcly n-turned from Smii
Kraiiel-i nml in prepiired to
(rive her pnl runs (he benefit
:if a new sycteni of
Dress Cut t in mid Filtln;.
(.'or. Ihiilroa.l and DM.
IN LKPEXDKXDI-:. Olti; SOX.
silile woman
"OOTKPTT tlv to t'xtus' 3iirHfIf for going to fii-o
other store instead of num. You know
that yon can oiler no reason that can ho Mifiieient for patt
ing the ntore wliere tho Jkst aud Cheapest go together.
jQQJJ,,JP expec t your wife; t nu-et you pleasantly
if you'w I .ft; 1 1 to mnut oilier ttoro than"
ours when hhe expresrly t ild you to go nowhere clue. Don't
do the.se things if you expect to live long and keep yur
hair on.
WFi WANT s,tfp,,,i'k'' w . at"i
VV J-l V A ,. lilu. of ryl,iIipf Hat-,
Furn ish ing (5oods, ,whoen, l)ry CuhhU and (irocerieH. e
have the largest line ever ofl'ered iu the eountv, and at tho
lowest prices on earth. Come and fee.
Monmouth Mercantile Co,