Broad-axe. (Eugene, Lane County, Or.) 189?-19??, December 17, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OROAP-AXE. aaHlfcaaiaaala aaapallra. aa. "I'nlll lurilwr Hntiia- IMa wr will tuil.lMi aa.al adiaiiiann.'iiia al S. inia Mr lltir li aarh tnat-Mlmi. Iha Mm a. i Maraud lur local adiariiaaiuMMa For Sad TOBACCO - -cam. on - Julius Goldsmith m Jin Junction. Oregon. y A BIuo Mark llcuobm that your iil"crip- tifiu I) a a ex.ircd. Watch ler bliiii mark iti this snare and JplPBI. r'IH'W. a Local Lines. , :i very cold during tlw at ten day. Tkir quit - di-)r;ilioti Ifroru Florence in Kugen thia week. ' Cheap land for Main, thr- rnilen tfora Kugewo. Knuirealthjn oflicH , .Arthur Smith of near KugrM1" ,'"'k f,,r P1'Ve u ,otte aa run ox it hy a hravily )oh1i1 wajon hunday and M-wrrly in jured. " Lat Motulny morning the mcr ciiry got down ti 1 bejow . ro ut ilurna, t)regim. Uo ace the !.! krt rn Ninth atrert. They are iffring '"hot hiH'' valura thia wo-k. "Uncle" TatricV Conley ofThur.. ton ra'leil on u 'J'ucMl.iy. Mr. Conley inoueof our Mauncli jef.rm ra. An AraVmti w ii)i a tr.iinrj V - 'eiig grillti'V tx'.ir " g;ivo mniel Unit)a vlhihiliona on liijjht mm t -laal Mondny. 1ltn'i.i.. -Dr. K. U McKinnev lia removed hi oHifc to ri'in 1 and n vert ho I.uno Couiity lUnk, llovey block. The unlwiikni'-nt pit in the river hv th rot riiincnl lwt hill to Confine the luioiu l, i uttitmiig the high waller u ftu reeka ago, Fred Miller a (leruian wancoiuit ted to the incuoe tim luin on Mon day r thia week, lie find Imi ii uidoyed hy Juhn Uruwti north lf tOWn. , y , The Kugene public m hooln are making prcpimlioim to make tli ir nilU'tJ CIMrtn 4miatioiin l.i tin' needr in the city ChrititniA. Itoliert Orr who Ins been Imnt Jug on the North Fork of thu Wil litinetU' returned in m week. 1 4 killnd and jerked the Vciiimiu a( forty deer during the open i;ifo. The ItoneUurg ronrtho;ie wi destroyed by - lir 1 ii Wedneiljy All the rec'orda wer aaved, b Judge llamiltivra fJ)K) library wm hurnril. Thu building ai inaured for ISiKX). L M. Franci at Fifth ainl lU.iir treela thia a uion lias m inufntlur d quite a quantity of prune br.uidy which in guarantied piaro and of the very Wt quality, and in for ale at bin pla-e at tl.U) i-rul- lon, or 75 cent jut quart. Ihiring the recent at-irma at ira the roay of the breakers on the beach near Florence was pluinly b ard by aome in thia vicinity. Though thia ia nu unual umr re nee as it in often heard.it ie a die lance of seventy mites. If you want to please the little onea, the big om-a, the young tuns and the old oiio with their stock inga hanging out invitingly for HanU Claus to give them a cull Xmas night, go to tho Chicago Bakery. It was amusing to feeedentrii'u moving cautioUfly along in the middle of the streets o.t Wednemluy Booming. The sidewalk was sim ply a glare of ice ami it was almost an imposibility to walk without falling. Many familiar faces invaded thi office last week, among them T. J. Elliott, of Camp creek, John llmwn, ofKlraira, and the viUrm mihi lista rilobcrt ruttcrvon and son, Henry, of near Huge ne. Their good cheer and financial arVnt ance in the way of renewal and eubsrriptiona are thankfully re ceived. 1 The treasury of the United States Is overllowing with borrowed mon ey. Cleveland borrowed '22,HK, 000; McKinley borMwcl 2U:),00U, 01)0 making 4U2,DtX),()00 Ix.r row ed in ail vears. If n nation run borrow itself rich, why cannot an individual do the same. Verily, this is a new doctrie. Rufua Kdmunaon has arrived from Mithell Oregon and is viniting friends and relatives here. His daughter accompanied him and will attend school here. Mr. Kd munaon e i peels to winter in Ari zona, lie rcorts stock in Kaaleru Oregon in very ioor comlilioii, and ranges practically worn out. Mock men gennorally are expecting a very hard winter and have Imiight all available hay Uirv could, so!.mi.- .... i:s.i it I.. wry uvtiv 11 it i it tin w hum i a there at rresen.' H.y wld retd.ly "l Lul ou "l"k l luue--at ten dollars por ton. I Ed.) COMMUNICATED From Clonada. -December 7, 1K9H. KifiToit TIuoaii-Axk: I received rio lronl-Aia a per reiiucat. or.d will- try to keep you Mtcd as to tla Jjn-iMngmf tnis-l place. Kim-a Hund.iy h re having colli, fie ting o-eatlicr, with a high cast winu. x - The ranchmen here are nil going illlO-tllt goat IlllMlllfl'. About every week tha steamer Mink tws n scow load ( goat mm the Head ofTide'trf tilcuarla, then they are driven the various ranches. Thin C'funlrjr Ik great for veget ables nml frail"; also for dairying There in considerable vacant land in this region for homesteaders. These lukes w ill I grand for sum mer r-irt jiK-ntv deep for Ihe largest oceiitv steamers. The flour blockade was broken I nut Tuesday. The tup, . Uobarls, came in with a cargo of Hour. On I ho same day the tog, Lillinn, went out acri thtf bar to meet the taean Hifinier and dike off 17 pans enger aul briig them to Florence. Last .Monday fivt- land locators from Minm-sota rame down the done At present thev are Up at i'oint Terrace, and if thry fciiiif down Ik ro 1 will show them -thr lake count ry. J.ui-t Sutidiv C' K. llarwtswl nnil mvlf MaiL-d lor the lake cuiil-y hich lie, in a siting, two and a half miles f-om lilcnada, to the hrt lake, named Clear hike, then' oni-fourl h mile to tin- lux I like. inlliil 1 MlloH-r, wliicli is """Wuncrv . .11. ..I T.. M.I. .1 .1.- i.:.il .men icn .tiiu. nirii uni'i lake called Fte Mile. Th.ae lak rxtrnd almo-l to J.irdimr ; rich I.ukI, g(M.d water and l.nty ul lifiiT. : I will )iav to Wing tlii to a clow, for th' lido Ih going down, m 1 can dig I'luni. F. M. Ni!iinvMiKij. " (lS. S. K. llarw.Mxl in" the hotel .roiricl'r of (ilciiiidu; nNo tln i-lninf-n r nml deputy flirriff of Klorine rrcinct; Imt VStlicri i , ...... .....i. rciioiicnii ns a wywiy mr im 'r- int. If lie krejii on aiiMiinting ie.iil.tlram Im miift look to tin ni for vwleii for rcHlwlioii.) . F. M. NV From a Citlzan of Eugene. DeccmlH r S, 18V!. Editoh Hh iaii-Axk: . lcur Sir. rienio allow sp ioo in your paper for" me to relate the fol lowing conversation between a ritizi'it nnd one of the city council men: (Juelion: For w hit puirpoe did the city council pan th;it ordi nance taxing thofe truveli ng med ial men twenty-five dollars a day for the privilege of selling medi cine in our city f AiiHwer: To protect certain bu siness intercnta in our city. For itift.iucr, driigitorc, diK-tors, etc. Here the councilman expressed considerable intcrct for the welfare of the eoplf, which is Well enough erh:ips. Hut w ith no little anxiety I now wait and watch to see what the council will do when making the levy" on the property of the tax payer" in thia citv, whither it will make it so as to protect other citi xens, whose interests need protec tion quite as much as druggist!! and doctor, or will it be in the in-Ure-t of ihu officials? We wail to see. Wo hop our officials will re member in these times of prosper ity, ao called, when the firmer' wheat will bring him the enormous sum of fifty cents er- bushel, and that land and other property is us scsei in most cases very nearly at its full value in view of these facts Unit the courts nnd city council will rememUr the ovcr-,,l0 burdens tuxpaver. And may we irdulgu the hoe that the. bur dens will bo lifted a little1 since our city council has expressed an in terest in tha w elfare of some of our citizens. Let us hope. A ClTlfF. OF Kl'OKNK. From Amos, Ore son. Here follows the kind of letter that makes the heart glad: December 3, 189S. ICditoh Broad-Axk: Fir: ICnclomil find fifty rents for th. U.-Jil Axl I flunk :ny duew run out this month, so 1 remit to start in the new year, and you ciin lie ' usinn d I will not let the Axe stop. I huvn't seen tho blue mark in the corner yet, but it is nearly time. Rather be ahead than behind. I shall remain your natron as lonii as vou "hew to the line" as you have in the past. Jons N i' wall. (Who next will follow .Mr. Nu- 1 - - "I Editor Couflied. The editor hat been cxmfinsd to his bed litis week from injuries re cefved by, a full early Monday morning. The injitries are quiet painful and is improving slowly. It will be worn tiiAe Wore ! will be able to be at bra fxml of duty again.' 1 Here is another 4etter lhat Is pleasant reading: Lonu Tom, Dec. ft, 1898. KniToit Hiioaii-Axk: Sir; You Tiave been kimll) retdiiig mo the liroad-Axe expe--itig pliably tluit I aofild bi-come a auhcriiT, which I might, if we were not abunduntly supplied with county pnjM-rs for the prem-Tit. We K" tliT'-e county taj-r aiul it is a a waKte of ammunition to pwy fr any more. Sonte day sffnim may chnneo. and if you, the ltrond-Axe and 1 continue to exint, I rnay iw cause to ix-come a t ruiiMriijer. Hoping fir your success and health I am rei-peel full yours 11. C. Hirros. (Not at all Friend Huston.' We simply meant to complimenv ymi. A to "waite of ammunition" tliM depends TJjion the kind of game you are getting, whether fish, fowl nr carob seed. Huston don't ''cast your pearl before siue." V don't mean to call voil i "county paeis" aine, however. Our "euc ce' is fair health not o fair. En.) Miscellaneous I (ruin. Tho Leader: In resonse to th on . I. . . - i : : .'""" editor mjf;"A gn-at ntinr of Them do i.ot. I hey w ill take your I-1 ,: i . , . J .! I be iiattiinnl Ujg is converted M-r ScviT.iI venrs and not ixit for it -n, . , . . . 1 , ,, , ., , . ' . , l into gruleiuue coain f-r- esm irrn- aud then h-imI-U-back ni;irkcd.,. . ' ,-. ..- r in. refuse,! Just.o atrelf, fiecorutlVK skirt for bullet reluscl. Just to. danwrs, woni aw tr..k-bv. iize The Spaniards now-fully Tcalize the truth of n old Siuiniidi adiiftp rince the 1 Hiikmn whipiitd th in: .Va rrji" puoalo ilc' natural, que uJ. jaiimil niilcront i-ile pnoltipr.ipliv uutailn de trirnrin meaning in iurlar,d it i tlsi as fancy dog-blank-1 biimonu.- lli il 1. inili.it .f ri.f. ets nml rooine fle nets. Inm rin-1 of coin- moil m'Iims n Worth a tuhi oi l - i learning." Hut itrow thev uuJn t . Kel only lKiihels of learning time. They got it by tons. this i Th- who have seen horses cm MlX ut,.'f.Mtrtrl can r. lied quills bv UtUhI w ire and know it bad ; ,, , ,,pr Cllllll(111, nrtkl vt Ult.r. ein-eti. after cured will appreciate :c::,j Be the following prerati..ii which !k, ' Th-limt miue of the flag bean aholulelya certain and sjedy ;n tbouBhtles.necs. Its Nicredm-s cure, One-half pint each of spirit of turtientine and . :ili'hoh( and me mmre if pure glycerine, mixed altogether. It eho.ild be applied with a feather and v ell shaken be fore using. It is also excellent for rope cute about the ..ankle. Some iinigranls camming out weft oi mn n uu muof gave tne j nearby neighbor A nret-cUss pugi- i listic iM-rformaiiv-e l.is-t Saturdav. ' Two of the men came to town and embitieil freelv during th- d.iyand went to Camp in this 'condition. A dispute arotie over a trival mat- ler and endeii in a genuine pitch battle in which two w en partici pated, and all coming nut alright except that one of the women had one finger badly bitten. Leader: The Oregonian'a great idea seems to be that tin gold "tandard rutist be perpetuated so that banks may not be afraid to loan their money. ' The curse of the country today is lhat too much of the business is now dune on borrowed capital. lt is the source of every panic. Nm infamous schemes are eelraled j on a taxpaying public but what! can be directly attributed to bor lowcd capital. Interest on bor-1 rowed money is cntiug the eoplei in, holy nml soul and sapping the lite blmsl of the nation. It is '.lie' bane of frecilom atid nlwolutcly' sets at nought the fuiideincnt.il doctrine thai all men are equal. 1 Your Ows Comfort Is a con-! sideration with you, and if you a re I ritfhtl.v constituteil en is the cloihe' a comfort of your boy. S ime way I here. Clothes for laiva and clolh.n for men receive equal consideration. Just na much care given selections .for the hoy's wear as for the men material mut I just as trust- worthy and the tailoring tievond criticinm. That's why it'a a gol place for Vou and tho boy. It is a "lucky" placo for you lor pri-ef, t . as Dvcciulicr values will strona- Ivwsacrl. I. Frank & Sons. Opixmit Barkers, The Ieatler: Last week one of our Jmpulist friend came Into thr eader iilhce and ask-duaif ''Ax Hilly" of Kugeue gnci-ry fame, and the Hrmid-AxH man were one and the same percon. No couimentis neueesary. A fact Rro. Wooley, if ever you told it. "No comment is reces sary." (iive that populist a button, fur his rhrudenesa, and tell him to snliscribe for tho Broad Axe, and ho will learu that chips from thn Broad-A xo differ materially from chips of dried salmon and smoked hcrren from "Billy's Axe. The Dalles wan houses are yet overloaded with last yeatV wool clip. There is no sale for it and tha warehousemen are getting a little anxious about storage room. aaalng ef th Printer. Wliers are D0W the eoiAor lourials 1 iwmember Iwiitf aao, Wlixii lltey waiiilHui.! o'er the country liko the lalfr 4y Uti, Ami Id uiniiior's balmy v"n'mg, Or the ,:iintlm tL lar, UoiiKrwiraleil In Iheallrjr To discuss a caa ol kr7 Koine lisve moved to lurl liirirt, AtHunK farinsrs Mia lt iIiko home; Home suei-eeilixi a r. ureters And T-o lotvr ntt'tn runm; Komosre illtojinii yjil In Kl..u.ik, Olheis I 'ink I' K-vtey ,nr, TIkmui uho'va left iM World (.never Lwell Willi angete I ain aurt. lu thir 1ral the Mrnt!i.iler lloes the rk bfiianv mrii ; Unkea the trpe a n't it iie&ter 7 loi a tttev ever dl'l it then ; An their )sta aBH feartyanirlrw That was wont to niaka ma kUH, lo rrilcrt l.v malii' claitvr, ni their abea saakm mn mil. Iegradl the FJa?. There has recently lwn intrn duccd a so-called muricul kerchief which bears a renrixltiction of iIik iiaiiiiiiai oi; jttii ii. i.tnrrrf lire (tripes forming amnnitiU staff. It ii advertiavtl by a New York man wfucluror to ih traf in thene words: "Why not eomhine profit With jfatriotMra? Thoe gooda are the most soul stirring reminder of the niiliou,i j$lory and Irer dead, fet devised.'" Thrs novel combina tion of profit imtriotisni the na tion's glorv and the nation'e destd. embKlied in a trfx-kel handkerchief i is a dteraceful nUtction tixiii our 1 methoiU if evinciog pntHoti"in I iind may well nroue the the hom-et indignation of the. army of brave I iiieii w no, nun our ienev, our' Siimpfon, our tN-hle, our Wheeler, I our Mih r, imr Kcrcit. our Hob-! son and olber g.ilUnt fficeri, have I uohvld the honor and dicnitv of iour Jbig nhhh mow froV-cl Under' i f,.l.l- ,.... l.l.-n . , f , .,, rnrw )hshtei, cirrus clowns. proi'i-Miional . j bicycle rider, manufactured into I I ore m.it witli opening tutto,- ets and ro'iine fly nets. Hons ure printed mi ttie nag to sit-1 . - . ... .1...:.. i i- vi riisi- certain nranus oiwuiMiey, lager beer and totiac.-o. it is maile jilitO hammocks, piatZ t and SOIa ! Iilllown. vui-lit n nil .'hiiir riifchi.tna. f.er.l.e.i inH)ll ,r tl,e Er. at ik.1.1- i it .i I I ui r I ics ami ttin jiinzam-B of i trade in a wrung luaur iiatian. Itj sets a bad example and has dead-' encd the sentiment tha. the em-1 lemof nur reouUlic djould - lief kept a invml il as wis the Holy! of Holies in King Sdomou'o tern- pie. Capitol Journal. Eat l'ork and bn llappj. No man who lives on meat was j ever known to lick hi wife or ask i ' for a divonv. Adam got into uj row rijiht off iiecause he had no hog meat, butter or black tasa. Na- twileiiu Zlot-i Waterhai because the! allied f rces. had bacon tor break fast the morning of the fight. The French Jhad vegetable soup. The South had to give in at Appomattox because they- had - no meat! No war cm be euccessfulv waged with out hog meat. Americans are the nnst frisky eopte nu earth, be cause they eat the most hog meat. I nga lis would have gone back to the Senate had he not lived rn oat meal, baked a plea, and blind r bins. A vegetable die t wotnnn is us cold and clammv and unlov able as a turnip. If you wish to lint roti. in tliahvk fit vnilno i - -- - o girls, vitality in their every motion SyoutJl'youV K l gel a job and hold it, go to the front and amount to somell.inif.l give him tmcon grease, tiam lal or tallow time time a day. The world is full of era ways getting up inks w ho are al- some new fad i Mut bay soup and com fodder 1 .. El Dorado (Kas.) Republican. W. O. U indolph of the firm of Randolidi it Co.. fruit shiimcr". was arreted by C..ntablo S-i.tt on the ovrrlaml train in this city Tueiiday nijiht on writ of arrei-t) pnw eeiling. Randolph had tmurd-. ed the train ut I'orllan I and was! enroute , to Sacramento, lie is cbargeil with endeavoring lo all - j scoinl for the purMte of defrauding Iir vi-illll'l. UOb 1117 n v , 10 11111 no was going to laiilorm t anil ex pected to return as smn as issiliis ami pay all claim; al.o that he bad lost money mi his fruit nhi meiits from thin place and did not have the Jmoi-ev to meet hi biiU" Pipul'ls, Ueima-raiw, t iub'icans and all were middle of-lhe roadera lH Tuesday on account of the fleet mi the .idewulk. LUGENE MARKET. Cnrrarlail wrkl)t Or.T 4 Srs. (rorm, and Al.. ralirai. bulrh.r.) W hral W .l M r Iw.aal ' Oat, fTr ana are. ar . Ilav. ha'aa. n I" m lr ton. tirrf . on f4. '."' ana par nv lliwa, araml ir llaron, aln-. ar anH m. hama lr: aa'lon fa. Shavp million, tf anil Sn nr liaad niinar Jiroar roll; ana fardoa. i mi'irii, i ann ai oar nna. I Turkaia ar and IN-far Si. IVtalnr oar Mi rahhaf It Sal W. r-inf V err B. iTtad anrla V par i Oraan aeplaa rlnir tee er ba Ch.., iw and ar ear I. Uaaaa Iraaa tM ta II m far dot. PROFESSIONAL CAMW: jj m. wrrwoNTU ATTORXKY-AT-LAW. Will praLtii in all the courts of' the lata. ai'osiic, oaaaon. ATTORXEY-AT LAXV. Offlce Orer fira't Xittional Bank. TiHiKirs. oarona. nr.i.Mi-s mourns cui a. uakov rUIOWFM at flAtlDV ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office In t'irat National Bank dog. Pru- ' iQatltheceans. A"""""" ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, OfTR- iTlia-lmlf x aoeth of Cbria mati lilk. T (' HAl.K II ALK A. OKTO ATTORNEYS-AT LAW, Kooon I an4 t Ckrtaiaaa Blorfe , cuKK.-iarooa. K. M. WOMMIH ATTORN EV & COUNSELOR-At-LA W W UI n't' J afl tha eosru of taa aeend JuilMal IMwtnirt aixl la th Suprtm Coon of th Special aiKntloa ctrea la tnrW- ' Uuiit ana niattere la probata f ' to. A. iwaau . . ATTOHNEY-AT-LA XV, offi.a-Ovar rm-ronm. r..nv ORKCiON. T L MLMfa ' ATTORNEY-AT-T.AW. 3 doors Wfst of Lane County Bank up stairs, ELCEXE, OREGON, "Deacon's" CONFECTI0NEIIY and CIOAR STORE- ; . ptt T'1ii "N Proprietor. t . . . . Tk .,, - - rmii, Nana, raaar, anSimakrniraayltak ( I kp In rtnrk the ttwllnj brmnda of ToWarro ami Ckin auil mk & .iv-lliv ni rhwniit. ' -M a ni.e line of Pla.. Pur. ; "l'j": it Jtbilt Wk.u at. i 1 . a aaTTAoTg T Tr. T aVir tit, wa w -"kii ifjt The Eighth Sireat Cooper' I la Hi.Vlnr a So. I Cmtlnc Boa for rulllliir lraw. hav or lirf rarrHs. Iti or other rtrintm for BKtrk. fNnt'1 mtnd ti out of Tonr alalr for our. but tv hlra as for as rood a aiarhlnr and kep IK fJ2 lo duv a.ioieininf aii, VOtt Ha auiliva nil kuiila of bo-ui: I'noperwara I'loihvurmrka a.hia Mar hi net and manAjir thinfa. I kiada of bairNaiaiaa- all ww All XVorlv Warrantf..!. r.vo Ea it ttBhth Btroot Flral door writ of Irua Fouaor EUGENE 'Loan and Sitings Bank. or t:v.EK ok ceo. Capital, paid up, - --$50,000. ! W C BROWN. President. B. O. PAIMf, Vlca Prealolent F.W OSBUSN. Cashlor W E BROWN A :'t Cashier DIRECTORS: oaarrs. a. a. r lma. w. a. aaowa. . a. rtisa. . r r. aoisos, i. a. BAka t A asaaerail Bawklaa Baiala'a Traatacle ea 1'avaro.blo Taraaa nrafta Inned on prlnpipat rltlaa of the f nltrd O.-l. lumUliMl avallabla IB ail firin j.unirir.. j h.h. rr. of t.i.m. ran. Vvllciloai rrctva our. roar anau- Con. 1 W-W-i--IMHW- KatHfcX 1 j CHICAGO BAKERY. i ""oi ttaa a inn. .llauxfl. Itwl of r vniKs CIOARS. t AKFJ riKS, Ht'Nd BRKAD and one handrrd olhar .ulalantlal and fanr? ar tlrlr. of aonfaatlotiary t. Ih. Chn.oua. Ilntl day. a hldtt rannol ba du I'Urata.l In Kagrna. (to and grt a ii eta rhaaapf r lhan avar. if S! i! !S i! II 1! TIIK ft K( IIASKR of avarr , c ata IS aortkof tandr will rt Urkal antlillna aim er bar la arhanra la a i! nraain, mr piaeaa a . .iirorb allvrr platad .11- -i U Ki lt acat i O. C. ZEIGLEK Irl,r'le0, J -X3 WW One more i Through nnavoidarjlc clrci.nistniicw . I have tlotcrmined to offer myentire itock of raercliandise at COST until furthef notice It is impossible to article, hut the following are a low to givo you sin idea of what IeUe' Shoe. 11.50 thoea redoced to L22 2.00thoca reduced to L50 2.2. shoes reduced to. . i. . . ; L75 2..,0 shoez reduced to.1 ', 1.98 3.00 ehoea reduced to. ..... . ,2.25 Our Missel and Children nkoM are ahw Included in this sale. Iadie' Underwear. Our regular .25 vest and pantsl?c Our regular .35 vest and panU25c uur regular .50 vest and pants.42c Oar regular .75 vest and iBts.JB2rt Our reg. K00 vett and panU. .?5c Uon't forget our Black Cat Hose. the best On earth lo wear, but they all go in on the big sale. Otntiand Youthi uiotninr. I 6.00 men's suilt al. $3.B5 o.ou meqT suits at , . . 5.00 ' 8.00 men's suits at 6.50 iu.uu mrnl suits at 8.25 12.00 men's nu'u at . .' B.85 j 5.00 youth's suits at ...... 3.95 6.50 youth's suiu at. .. 5.35 Our Boys' and7 Kid's clothing esVegardleas 0 cost, ) ' Our Dress Gocds, and Notions are also Remember this is a entire Stock of Goods without, exception, so don't miss the opportunity of getting some good Bargains. '' ' A. Our Mohawk Spices and Baking Powder are Guaranteed Absolutely r Pure and full Weight. . : Your Money Back if not Satisfied uit-esit. GO TO J. r... HOtVE If r ant tht Boat Clolblnt la Orrfon Made ' lfaaura, - - - rrr ocaRAVTscB UCES AKB SIGHT. For I3nrsriiiaa in Orooei'lcH PAINTS, OILS snd FEED, call on I. K. PETERS, 9TH ST. Hlllaj, WHEN YOU WANT Prnra an. aind. a rmp1a,arT Wadt clna. Fanjajr Tnlial rtlalaa. aaia flni.b. S hw-K-a ot Jiial aavlhln kaoi ta a Flrai Claaa Urujgdtoro -r a- Osburn& Delano's On Hoar aotih al Oia Vaar Baaa, Cor. Wk a Wlllamatia fMa. fTaaana)alaa'. rtaarrtntlom earafiitti aota eoundad al au haar ol IM dajr ar algnU 11 U (Mi, Sale at quote prices on evfery' we arc doing CUnta' Boots atttd 2oe. f 1.50 shoes reduci to. ,, , . .l.2J 1.75 phoea reduced to . .. 1.45 2.00 ehoea reduced to . . . : . s 1.50 2,50 shoes reduced to ...... . 1.08 3.00 Boots reduced to. . 1.6$ 9 vi n.. . . "A ... Our boy shoes recti ve the eaane reduction. Gents Underweajv ' Reg. t .25 shirt and drawers Keg. .60 shirts and drawers:. Reg. :C5 shirts ami drawers. -Reg. .75 ihirts and drawers. . .210 .41a .600- Wo Reg. 1.00 shirts and drawers. .78 Our stock of Gem's Hosiery io wnol and cotton is ciHnplvta. Hats! Hats! Hats! $ 50 hats ow... , . .75 haU now. 1.00 hats now. .Iv 1.50 hats now 2.00 hats now.. $ .41 . .62 .85- 1.25 2.50 baU now.., 1.93 We have a large elock vt hati and it will pajr you to call and look litem over. Silks, Corsets, Gloves included in this sale. genuine sate of the1 V. PETERS. Brand of IOOK HERE IF Voai want r!l Watrh Oanad, You vant yonrAau k iaUrad. I Yoaa.nt.No. I mk lawiulDaf Hraaa Clara I lata Toa want l.nuw aflrar-PlaLaa W ara and Una, Luiiaal Hmaltj. Uaa r to 401; LUCKEV8 WUlaaaatta. St. Bet. Btk aaia Hk . II-UWIV. Ho! JiiVerjone Who Eats Meat, lnltM r.rkarRar.a.r aiiylhlaiaj htal la at f rat aclaaa a.irkrr Sba,-, Wkia kal ratlla Sb r. ar Maaa la Salt, t all .1 Ika aMS .14 Sla.4 Alex. Patterson. Bi. JOEL WAEE U. S. COMMISSIOIEP. orrica i onn rn-tow bvilmxa. tt Gtr, ORroo.x. .... Homestead Filing, Final Proofa and Contest Specially. 80 Yea rr' experience in this line. Personal nttci;a tiou gin n In every ase ann SASISKACTIO Ul'AalAXTtDa i