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Large Fresh Roasted Peanuts Every Day.
INDEPENDENCE, ORE.
'Waste Paper Baskets
. We huye only three of our
'dock left. Tim price- placed
against them was to thing
tllHt IIIUVImJ thflll. II A'
I now 35 cent.
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! Flower Maker Suppl'fu.
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Ladies' Stationery.
Wo have a nil1' supply of
livilk paper for lii'lit-H' nuts
What wn m-an by lulk paper
in that you tun I'uy any
amount you wmil. Il comes
in six ol the latent shades
with envelopes to match.
The v'l are uf l"" ve,7
latent cut ami ar mudo of
the very best stock. Jn fact
they are lite prnpor thing
now. Five lunht of paper
10 cents; one bunch envel
ope lU CIMlt.
Fluent Line ' Canity in
the City.
( Iru lifts a n d Jtu mi nan i n
,Stork ti Dir.
Your Winter's
Reading Matter.
We are wiling more read
ing mutter every tiny. Our
circulating library in the pop
ular thing now. We sell yo.ii
your firot book for 10 cent
ami if in good order when r
lurneil we will take it buck
mii J giyo you another on for
it nnil 5 cents. Ho it only
cost you really cents each
t rend our library.
One Ihnin Lead Pencils
WithJiuhhrr Tips 10c.
Photograph
Envelopes.
We have a line of picture
envelope from the very beet
manufacturer in the United j
State ami they will get your I
picture to il destination in
(iritt-ilaf onler and not leave
it broken anil twisted up.
Small ie. 2 for 5 cent; large
size, fir JO cents.
Everything Complete for
the I'uhlic Schools.
Our Cigar
Department.
In tbi department you
find only the yery bent linen
of cigar that retail from 5 to
15 cent each. All the lead
ing brand.
Plug and
Smoking Tobacco-
In this line we have a yery
complete stock and the price
are the lowest.
Pipe Department
You should nee our line of
pipe. It in surely very com
plete. Our line run from a
" cent cob to the very nicest
genuine meerschaum.
Picture
Albumns.
Out of our entire stock of
albuniM we have but one left
and it is a very nice Tine, too.
It did retail for 2.2'), but
you can have thin one for
1.00.
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All Late Magazines Are Now On Sale
Tim foifjflniC Hemttui
N-IhI (ruin Ituena Vista.
. I'robubly not one person in a
hundred realises the magnitude of
the Jogging industry in Oregon.
Rapidly are the giant tree disap
peurifig from our forests, slain to
feed the hugh mill of our prosper
on commonwealth; and paper and
lumler made therefrom are shipped
all over the world. Thousands of
ton of paper Jeave the pajer mill
at Oregon City annually, bound for
UMtralia, China, Japan and other
foreign countries. And thin is but
one plant.
The logging season is the boat
ing or high water season, which is
now at hand. To many laborer!
it is the harvest of the year, for it
affords employment while other
work is at a standstill. Logging
begin this week in the vicinity of
ttuena Vista, at the mouth of the
Luckiamute. The steamer Gray
Kagle will be placed in service on
the task. There are 10,000.000
feet of logs to bo rafted and the
work ia beinjr done for the well
known Spaulding Logging Co.
The rafts go to New-berg-and
Oregon City and. like the moun
tain brook that helps to swell the
ocean, they are but a unit of the
vast amount uf logs that are rafted
annually on Oregon's placid Wil
lamette. x
What and 'Where We Are.
Special from Biiena Vint.
Many people within a lew dozen
miles of a town or village very
often know out little concerning
the place, people and locality in
general. Headers of a paper fre
quently see notes from a town,
without having the least idea
where that town is situated.
Then-lore, this sketch may prove
j of interest to many and give infor
mation that will be most accept
able to newcomers or Kastern
read'Ti:
Buena Vjxta ia a little village on
the Willamelto river, seven mile
louth of the bustling town of Inde
pendence, about 12 miles north f
Albany and only two and a half
miles east of 1'arker station, which
is on the main line of the K. I',
railroad.
In Buena Vista there i an ex
cellent graded school, a diploma
from which entitles the holder to
entrance into any of the varioua
college of Oregon. There is a
thoroughly up-to-date dry goods
and grocery store where the high
est market price is paid for all
farm produce; another grocery and
general merchandise store; a post
office; blacksmith shop; two
churches; a genial class of citizens;
an excellent climate, good water,
beautiful and prod ctive farms
and a welcome for all bomeseekers.
Therfl is a daily postal service, the
mail being carried between Parker
and Buena Vista at 12 M. and at
3 P. M. each day.
IIUKNA VISTA.
Mr. Loy has just completed 200
rods of wire fence.
Win. Steele has bought the
ferry of II. A. Baldwin and
expects to soon have the new boat
running.
The Aid Society of the Evangel
ical church is having the church
remodeled. Rev. Kelley is over
seeing the work.
Mr. Talifero, who has been visit-'
ing at the home of his parents-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Knighten, re
turned to his home in Sumpter
week beforejast.
OUR ANNUAL WHACK-UP SALE !
We don't want you to read this ad and throw it aside. We want you to come into
our store and see for yourself that what we say here is just what we are doing,
Heating Stoves
Although winter is not yet over
we huye a lot of heating stoves we
are going to sell at cost our best
heater; regular price, 113.50; sale
price, 111. Our 112.50 heater for
110. Others at different prices
Steel Ranges
We have u few ranges that must
le sold. A good high closet range
for 22.
Our tinware mid granite ware
is complete-all at reduced prices
f V have a good lantern for ,7-7c
Wall Paper
We have a very large lot of
remnants of wall paper. We
will close out at 5 cents per roll
Some of this pa,pcr is worth 35c
per roll, rsow is the time to
paper your up-stair room, pan
tries, etc. Make them look clean.
Picture and picture framing.
A 11.25 picture for 75c. 50c fort
35c. A II picture for 70c. Come!
in and see these pictures, mould
ing reduced.
Rugs, Art Squares
and Carpet
Carpet that sold for 80c sewed
now sell for 60c. Art Square,
regular price $9; sale price, 17.80
Rugs, regular price, 13.50; sale
price, 12.50. Others for less
money.
Rocking Chairs
We are overstocked in this line.
Kocker.regular, f6.50. bale price fo.Of)
" " 3..r0, " '
" 2.50, " " 10
Vou must see our rockers to know
the kuid of a price we are giving ou
thttm. .
Lounges
We have the larger stock of lounges
and couches that has ever hen
carried in Independence.
Couch, regular $11.6(1, sale price, $4.50
10 00, " " 8.00
" " 12.S0, ' " 10.50
" ' 15.00, ' " 12.50
Iron Bedsteads
Regular price 14.00; sale price $3.00
" 5.50; " " 4.25
. " " 6.50; " ' 4.75
And on through the line. We have
au immense line of these goods.
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We must have room for our spring goods which are on the road.
-CAMPBELL BROS.
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