H1LLSB0K0 INDEPENDENT
Entmed In th pottoitit at llil Kboro, Ore.
aa Kruiiil-clioa mail matter.
BubatrlptiOB, in advanou, r year, tl
Hll.LSiJOHO It'HUSHIN'G CO. lTop.
i. M. V, UAt'LT. KJitor.
KKIDAY, FKBKUAKY 27, 1!M)3.
Tlit-ru ia at leant one itiinmendiMe
fcmluie coutHX-letl with ttiu rtffiit
nvtmtrial election in thin state Jt
appear to have bwn conducted uith
tut the ute of ImmhIIo. There are no
chargm of voted Laving Itct-n bought.
.Mountaineer.
(Jungrewtuiaii liellainy of Jtorth
Carolina atatetl In his memorial ad
ilrem laxt Huiulny touching the fun
crnl of CongretMman Tonguo Unit the
honor paid him at bin home wan that
rihowu lo exalted rulem. Ha npnke
thu truth for Hoarttly populated
Wellington county that gave ltd
idol 800 majority could do nothing
I'liC. '
Oregon dom-n't need an executive
iiibiimod; I ho pretM'iit governor aay
lit will not occupy it, hut the li'glnla
tors in their generosity with other
people' money bought the Coik
property in Halem, nevertht.'low,
agreeing to pay $14,600 therefor. It
will he in order for the next leg Ma
ture to Mine the governor's salary no
that he can afford to occupy it.
Mountaineer.
It (teeniH as if we heard (though it
might lie a dream) -candidates for the
legislature nay taut June that they
favored economy and if elected
would practice it when In the IcgU
lativo aeanion, yet the total appropri
ations iiiaiIo by the recent legislature
foot up to a little over 12,600,000.
The only economy they appear to
have practised was iu fullllliug their
promises. Mountaineer.
The member of the Ways and
Means commit too blated in the House
last week that it had been the inten.
lion of the coiumittee at one time to
abandon two Normal schools, Ash-
land and Drain, but that the schools
had brought influences to I war which
made such a report lmiMtattible. Ore
gon is in a decidedly unfortunate po
nition when two public schools are
able to dictate legislation.
1 1 - - . -j
Canada Is much put out that Sen
alor ldge of Mas, and Ex (Senator
Turner of Washington have. Imch
appointed by our government to to
on the commission to (Ix tho bound
ary between the two nations. Indeed
(sir northern neighbor has gono o
far as protesting to Kuglaud against
this selection. This action leads to
thercmark tlifctoui Canuck tielghlrs
do not yet poesesa the appointing
power in the United States.
Nicaragua and Halvador'a war will
increaso the sentiment in each
country for annexation by the United
States which expressed itself from
time to time. Itolh countries are
rich in resources, but the people and
the governments are liabilities
instead, of assets, l'rshably the
United Htatos aome day w ill have to
extend its Hag over thu whole of
Central America. Its 11 ig will go
over some of that neck of tho woods
when work on the Panama canal
hegins.
An attempt was made during the
last week of the legislature to amend
the city charier of Hillsboro so as to
permit the improvement of afreets to
he made out of the general fund ot
the city Instead ol at the expense of
the property owners adjoining the
street improved. The bill was passed
by the Ilouto but stopped In the
. Senate. This occured because, in the
short lime allowed for consideration,
the will of tfie Hople most concerned
could not he learned. There were
conflicting reports, and Ix foro these
could be reconsidered, thu aesMou of
the legislature had adjourned.
Thti eleven sections lying in the
tiorthernmost part of the county are
again In Washington county. Col
umbia county made a hard light to
retain Ihcui, but almost at the last
hour of the session they were giveu
to the care of Washington county,
here the people living there want
tn be. Senator Wehrung with posi
tive and active apposition worked
the bill making the change, through
the Senate. It came to the House
rather late in the session and went
to the Committee on Co untie.
Representative lloth, of Columbia
county whs a member of the Com
ndttee and waa not very anxious to
have it reported back to the House.
Our representatives asked for a reort
as a personnl favor. Such warranted
though the Committee imported
without recommendation. In order
the (till came up for consideration.
Kvcryone was wearied and anxious
for au adjournment, and the bill
was la-aten. Friday morning Sena
tor Wehrung took the matter' up
with indivdual metulier of the
House aud secured a reconsideration.
Then with his explanation the bid
passed with votes to spare. Senator
WMirung deserves great credit for
what hn did in the matter. Without
hla work it would have failed. j
Vl'LTUS, SKXAIOA. J
Al the la-it. hour (.f the mu.-iiiii,
legislature last Pridy Light ticcUd
Charltw V. Fulton, of CUtsop County j
to l U. K Senator vlco tkuat.T
J(ttpii Simon, who letirea i.til
week by expiration of his b-rai of
office. Mr. Fulton waa not elected
by money or by tri kt ry hat as the
choice of the republican party end ol
the Mple. No mnn iu ihj stato is
more popular with the piple.
Senator Fulton is on hit way tu
Washington aud will be there ready
to take Ida wat In executive session
next Weoneaduy, if such acasioii is
held which is very likely.
Senator Fulton came out of the
rather tedious contest with lewer
animosities than any of hit! predecess
ors, yet be has some reconciliations
to m ke, and it will be a branch of
his work to clone all breaches and
prepare tho party for vote getting.
WHAT OIVUT TO JA VE BKKN.
It is a littlo dltilcult just now to
slate the exact amount c.f money
appropriated by the legislature which
adjourned last Friday evening, hut
the amount is approximately $J,6I5,
000. This money must, la raised by
the ordinary methods of taxation
and from the Inheritance tax and
from corporations. liut from the
latter little relief can be had, since it
was made an excuse for increasing
appropriations, yet the most sanguine
never estimated that a much greater
sum than f 100,000 wiil How Into the
treasury from the corporations, The
Oregoniitu very complacently shows
that comparing the ordinary appro
priations of tli is year with those of
last, IIicih has been a net saving of
45,000. There Is littlo comfort for
the taxpayer la'cause there are the
extraordinary appropriations to be
paid put at f7U5,0O0. Hut there are
extraordinary appropriations that
ought not to have been made.
Let thehi be enuuuierated :
For tho Cello Portage II. H. tlt5,lMiO
Indian War Veterans 100,000
Hist Origon Experiment Stat '20,000
Governor's Mailt ion 14,600
Mining Bureau 20,000
Labor Bureau .1,000
Total $324,.r,00
To this should he added (:!S,(iUti
appropriated to the Ashland and
Drain Normal schools which should
be abandoned. Here then is w here
$; 103, 000 could have been saved with
out crippling the public service. In
this ennumeration the fiOO,000 fair
appropriation is not mentioned. It
Is yet to be seen how much good will
come of this ' exenditure. The
Inpki-K.ndknt looks for disappoint
ment. This was done by a republi
can legislature, yet the opposition has
some dust on its fingers. Itisjurt
as waa pointed out by the Indki'K.nh
ent months ago. The Hat salaries
demanded by Uov. Chamberlain diij
not menu less money but the same or
moro meney paid another way. We
now see that the governor gets more
money nod not by a Hat salary cither.
The new luw gives him a salary of
f.l.lNto and then a furnished mansion,
wilh witter, lights and a gardner to
keep the lawn. And his private
secretary refused to serve for the old
Htimnd, but demanded au increase
of (1,200 and got it. If the late
legislature was economical the tax
payer will scarcely real in a it in 1901
and 1905.
lih:FERESDt'M-k YJi.
If the referendum Is of worth
there are two bills passed by the
legislature just adjourned, that
should be subject to its restraining
influence. the Celilo Portage Kail
road bill and the bill creating the
mining bureau. The Celilo Portage
scheme should not Income a law
because, lirst it appropriates (165,000
without giving assurifico except the
verbal statement of Its promoters,
that this sum will build ami equip
the road. The engineer who made
the (105,000 estimate has at no lime'
been named and the public has no
means (I knowing his credibility.
Unit"d States engineers ' have
estimated that (100,000 would Is?
required to do the same work, hence
the M?ople can see deficiency hills
Ihst will be before the uext legislature.
The ImiM-knpk.nt after lhe lull
passed the senate, asksd a man, who,
Is pecking to b appointed to t)Qier
intend tlie con-truction, what weight
rails hn proposed to use. He said
they would not bo hO pound ntii-l,
out that 00-i'oiwti would la- large 1
enough. Considering that the street
trolley roads are using 70 pound rails
and trfat the Southern Piciflc is lay.
Ing nothing lighter than ' MO pound
steel, the worthit'SNness of the pro
pitted road can Is? seen.
The eople will be dis,ippolnh in
the benefit..) promised, at has hertto
fore been Jsdntod.iut. The promoters
are conntclctl "with lhe Columbia
Southern IUil-rool, which just now
is in a )iarrel with the Oregon Ks.il
ws) and Navigation Co The lit'le
Oregon Southern, wants to fonv a
m'e lo the O It A N 0. or the road
and the water while the big C-ompAry
w ants to squerz the water out before
lu buyn. The -Hate of Oriou fanuot
at! jnJ lu furuUh the u ring, j
) urttiur, if Orvguii u III a'ay out of.
thu dcld, a portagu load will txi built
without ex pen,-, j lu the taxpayers ot
ihestate; Private capital contributed
mainly by Portland pet'ple U build
tug a road from Lvle on the Columbia
at thu mouti) of Klickitat river to
Uoldeudale. The rad Li now all
but completed, l he line is projected
from tiiild'-ndalo to t!ie Columbia
alsive CVliio falls, twenty inlles
further. While this route doeit not
follow I ho banks of thu Columbia it
is uone the less a portage road. The
Portland company already has boats
on the river navigating that stresm
from Lylu to Portland and Astoria,
and it propose to put boats on the
upper river bo as to lake core of all
the truffle from Southeastern Wash
ington. Oregon ought not tu be
asked to aerve those eople. "(Jen
erohity should begin at home."
The Miuing lEurenil bill ahould be
njifted by thu people Is-cau- it re
quires (20,000 to oMTte it, possibly
100,01)0. The bureau is not waotid by
thu miners, that is tho men owning
the pay lug mines, aud if tiny did, they
ought to lie 'required to pay the
CXensc of their own superviMoii the
samu as the fishermen do. Parties
owning worthies mines may want
opportunity to get a favorable report
from the Stale Itureauof Mining aud
then unload its stock on a credulous
public. A committee representing
several of the big mines of Llaker
county yettterday presented arguineul
to the governor in suinnt of a
M-tilion asking him to veto the bill.
The friends of the bill iu the House
were afraid lo have the measure
discussed, for after four advocates ol
the pn j-cl bad spoken, the previous
question was ordered and the oppon
ent did not have opportunity to sny
a word. It Is believed that lhe
scheme is in the interest of mleii u
brokers and in 110 way a protection
to the public. If the governor da?s
not veto lhe set then the eople
should.
The Isdki'kmient will say noth
ing, now, of the ."00. 000 lair appro
priation, since it is understood that
a coii) lent organise ttion has that in
hand and will see ttiat the wishes of
the people may I e voiced.
too ExrK.vsm,
Ksp Oault seems not to have the
monopoly of the role of objector.
Oov. Chamberlain is taking a hand
in that mutter. He has vetoed the
pure food bill tunl liss giveu his
reasons, which are here repriHlucod
In full: ' "
There has Uen very little com
plaint made agtinst the law as it
now stands, but already great com
plaint has been made against the
stringent provisions of the prof osed
law. So stringent is It that iu the
haudd 01 an uejust or au arbitrary
commissioner, it could be used to lhe
great detriment of many of the grow
ing industries of thu t-tatc. The
present luw is unquestionably coin
preheu.-ivu enough in its terms lo
protect the public against imposition,
aud can lie enforced with much
greater economy tint 11 Is Hssib!e uu
d-r the proposed revision. The lat
lor iucrcuses thu salarj of the present
Deputy Commissioner to (1200' per
annum; authorize the apoiututcnt
of another at (1200 per annum; the
purchase, aud establishment of a lab
oratory in Portland at (750; allows
the Hairy and Fuod Commissioner
(250 for expenses incurred by him in
attending tho National Assisiation
of Statu Dairy aud Pure Food Do
partmeuts held itt Buffalo iu 1U0I,
and generally will be instrumental
in largely increasing the expenses of
enforcing I ho law.
It is well lo protect the consumers
against adulterated foods, but the
law that we now have Is amply siilll-
cient for this puni'ise, and 1 can see
no reason at present for the enact
iiient of a law that meets every pos
sible condition that may arise, and at
the same time plaits a handicap up
on industries which are being rapid
ly developed throughout lhe slate,
'lhe establishment of a lalioratory
is wholly unnecessary. This work
lis been d.uie by the Agricultural
tsillege and ought to Im done there
iu fulure.
If the Dairy and Food CiiinmU
sioner attends conventions in other
states . he might lo pay his own
cxcnses or stay ut hon.e. If xucl a
precedent las once ttshli-hed, every
officer in the stale, no matter what
department
he may he connected
with, will set k at some time during
his term to ailend Mime convention
(each year ami make the stale nav
his expenitrts then fur. Such a pre.
ci dent ought not to If established,
and will not ho with my consent.
I.4KR M.IKV.
There are numy lwautiful moun
tain lakes in Ulah, but Lake Mary is
queen of them all.
This lake is suit three miles from
a summer report called Silver Like,
iu Cottonwood Canyon, and Is front
twelve to flfeen feet a Kve sea level.
Lake Mary is slmo-t inaeets-able;
thp load leading lo it Is so dangerous
ihst tne Is lorced to climb to It on
f.i or rhle oo htrx that uro Iraim J
f jc thut purl. The tourist l aui-
ply r-itl iibwcvtr, upon rrechiug
Ida distination, for one of the uit
picturesque spots imaginable is ibis
isolated lake. .On the east aide of
the lake is a beaujiful carpet of grass
studded with every variety of tluwer
from the stately columbine to the
mixhwt violet. To the north one can
see mountain after mountain, some
tovered with snow, others clothed
with verdure. Oo the east side of the
lake a inouutaluof olid granite, with
moss aud ferns growing upon ita
side, rises from the water's edge iu
majestic grandeur. The south side
is bordered with pines which com
plettly hide thu road from view,
except where the shrubbery has been
cut away to allow visitors to enter.
The greater portion of tho lake
itself lies between two mountains
haviug neither iultt nor outlet. The
Mountaineers claim that it has Into
souuded lo lhe depth of four huudrtd
feel, aud no bo'loiu reached. Be
this true or false, the lake is certainly
very deep that an ordinary observ. r
can see; it is so deep that wati r though
perfectly clear, I hi black, and not
a ripple mars its surface, except when
a Qsli darts through it in search of
food. The water is also so cold, that
one marvels at tt?h or anything else
laing able to exist in it. In the mid
die of the lake is a small island upon
which grow several large piue tries
and fbwersof rare beauty. One can
not fail to be impressed by the still
ness which prevails at. Like Mary.
It is like being iu auother world,
instead ol being only a few milts
from the busy haunts of meiu One's
soul is II lied with a sense of peace
and rest, while there, which, caui-es
them to feel that they are ueartr
their Maker. Here no mau bas
entered, as yet, to mar, with Yankee
progressivnei-a, the natural beauty by
cultivation. The gr ndeur one sees
upon every hand is the handiwork
of the "Ureal Creator," who made
the laud and sea and all that there is
iu thtuj. Were I a hermit, desiring
solitude, I should certainly take up
my abode in the vicinity of this
beautiful lake, '(Jueeo Mary."
(Irace Ingles Frost.
ICKAIi ESTATK.
Alma L 'Miller to Zma Wood
51 acres in sec IS t 1 s r 2 w ( 1000
Richard Coonel et ux to Hen
ry Harrington, 394 acres iu
Benj Cornelius, Jr, d I c 1.1,500
I! Drf Moss and w ife to Char-,
lottu Baker, part of d I c ot
K Walker and wife iu 1 1 n
r:i and 4 w wil mer 00
K K Wosd et ux to A U Ham
mond ct al, !20 acres in sec
U6 t 1 n r 0 w 11,200
Uustave Haase to L'topold Lin
tier, Kio acres in s e of sec
13 t 2 n r A w wil mer 160
Laurel M Hoyt et ux to C F.
Deicku'an, .45 acres in City
.of Hillsboro 150
John C Beach et ux to 1) it
Luaby, 80 acres In sec 16 t 2
11 r 3 w wil mer 1,550
Agnete M Staehr et al to Kin
uiaHtaehr, lot 3 block 33 In .
Forest Orove C50
K II Jater et ux to F L Kober
stein, I ) acres iu sec 85 t 1 s
r 4 w (f wil mer 450
Micheal Thomas it ux to An
ton battler, 0f acres in d I c
nfSoloman and Elizabeth
KicharCson 1,150
W T YtMjng et ux ti J P
Young, E 1 of s w and a e
of 11 w 1 of sec 7 t 3 s r 1
w wil mer containing 117
acres .; 1,500
Evaline Heed et al to J L
Washburn, undiviitvd f of
w I of n w J id s e J of 11 w
of s w 4 and n w J of a w
i of sec 12 t 2 r 5 w wil mer 325
H II Prouly lo A B Ham
iiiond e( al, a w 4 of sec 30 t
1 n 1 0 w wil mer 100 acres 1,010
Lnrin 8 Porter et ux to Wm
EDuuamoor, psrt of Elk
anch Walker and wf die 550
Annie L Vincent et al to'J II
( wens, tract in see 32 I 2 s r
1 w wil tuer 20
TheUst 1 h i-Ir. "One ulxl nn
you will always use Chamberlain's
Siomnch and Liver Taldels," says
Willisui A. . tlirard, Pease, Vt,
These Tnblets are the most reliable
and most pleis,int cathartic in use.
For sale by Delta Drug Store.
Adiniultratr' Ketlre.
.Tl.. nn.l-Hl-i.ttl hM ho!. t. .h.
Cyui.ly Court of Waaliinirtoii Ciinnly,
unifiiTi, ilulv spiiolntrU administrator t.f
the Mtits of M. A. iKjiik-. trcrasvl. All
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are rcqursKsl to present tlieni to rue with
r roper vouclim at the law ortieeofM. 1J.
lurlon in llillalxro, Oregon within I
iiiontlm Irani imaiiaK, mi reo tui,
I. H.I V,
AiIniiiiiHtml.r of tlir Kitiitte ol XI. A
Iloiik. decraatsl.
Nrnletl lrpla Aaketl .
Sraltsl pnjftOMtl will bo received by the
County t'oiitMiMfioiiars, at tlisyir court
rKm. "Msrrh 4, I!". op to 2 o'clock p.m.,
for furnishing hoard for all Wahiii(ton
county prisoner in the county jail, for
the niHl of oil ytr from the time of
rnterinic into contract. The aim-eMful
tii.tils-r iiiiixt ciit-r into boml in tlie mini
ol JUi lor (iii'hful perfonnance ol rontrart.
U A. ttMII, Comity Juiitre.
I'.y order ot ComroiMio iers' t mrl.
l'alnl at Hlli-bon, Ur , Jan. It VMA.
Little Creatures
About Our
Homes
By LB ROY WELD
Coittinwd from ' l'tigr.
wither. 'The "chipmunk" and gopher
are two of the best known terrestrlnl
gpecUsi, and the latter Is Airy iinney
Uig to faiuicra. The llyins s ...m-l bus
ineiiibranu extemiina lietwis:! the
fore ami bind lluils) which eiu!lcs It
to soar from the top of one tree to the
lower part of another nt a instance of
hundred fuet ta- inure. This It docs
with much skill, but It cannot lly, ua
it uume would Indicate. The bat Is
the only uiainnial that leully Hies.
One more family claim our attention
before closlnir this article. The ttesli
of hiires and rabbits has U-eit esteeuit-J
by tnau slniv the rcuitect antiquity,
and the fur U extensively ukihI til the
nianiifucturu of felt hats. The skins
are also dyed to imitate other furs.
The hare Is much luwr Ihnii the nil
bit and from its ths'tness has long been
valued as till object of the chase. Its
wehiht la from cluht to fourteen
now mis. One Kureieiiii species, the
IlelKlun hurc, has of lale attained o
much proiuhienco ns nn art Ida of food
thnt It is hied in great iiiinitK-ra for
the market lloth hnres und rahbitn
are very proline. It has betn estimated
thnt a single pair of rabbits. If left un
molested with plenty of food, would
lucreuRo to more than a million In four
years, but their delicate flesh makes
them tho prej of nmilvor.oii hints and
beasts as well aa of mini. Roino spe
cies nro easily turned nud make pleas
ant M'ts for i-hiMi-cti.
(Copyright. 1001, by t.ewli D. Sampson J
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Kohhinn
Shelley
Simmons
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Steiwer
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Webster
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Mr. President
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Xt Totinir Fulton
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Take tvaxauve Dromo quinine Tablets, js
Sevea MUBoti kovea toM in pott 1 2 month. This UJCnatUre.
Who Fills Your Prescription?
If we fill your prescription or re
cipe it is filled with theliest quality
of drugs and full-weight without
over charge foi honest service.
We pay no one to semi you to us
niwr therefore, it PAYS YOU to
' bring . your prescription here. A
goodly number of jieople are al
ready aware of this and a trial w ill
convince you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honest, intelligent diUKRist or physician will U l you that narcotic picn
mich as opium, henbane, deadly ninhtiiliade or cocaine and mercury aie mid have
Ihwu siiu the Dark A' es used in all 1'ilo Medicines, and that nuch medic:itinn
really iH-rpetiiatc Piles. Verus Pile cure is not a relic ol the Dark An s, In-ixe
eon tains no narcotic or nieicurr, $6000 ICeward if a trace of any tun -colic or mer
cury c:in lie fouild iu Verus. Ail others conta' n uarrotU or mercury. " Deny it if
mil dure mossbiu-ks. 150 Howard if Verus (ails to cure any case of Piles. Womt
eases cured with one 1mx of Verus. Over 10,1100 pcruinnciil ciircH in live years :
Kohl in Hillsboro by the Twentieth Century Store:
Tho Hillsboro Pharmacy,
re'T
d. F. OAVIE8.
V enBiDBMT.
St. Charles Hotel
IsnoapoiATiD
Front aaA Mrrls Ntreets, ' Portland Oregon.
Kloclrio LlKhU, Elaotrie Bell and Ilydraulie Klevalor.
15l Koouis at 25 to 60e, Haltea, 75, to II, Uoail It est a u rant la
Coanoetlon.
r.U, m a rail
sth Annual Clearance Sale
Great Reduction for
Short Time Only.
.My iirivTH hare always boon as low, awl
011 Nome articles even lower than Portliinil
prices, but until February 1st I will offer
every article In my store at prices never
before offered iu this county. WATCH KS
are soins at prices that cannot be duplim
tcd anywhere In tlie state.
9.00 Dueter Hampden watches in tine
case for
$10.00 Walthatu or Elgin watches hi good
case
Ladies' Walthatn or Elgin
14-k gold filled case
$15.50 Waltham or Elgin watch in fine
14-k gold filled case. Gents' sie only
Every article in my atock at the same great re
duction. I give you the liest stock west of
Portland to select from. A very fine assort
ment of cut glass, sterling silver and plated
ware. A full line of the celebrated Rogers
table yare. Silver novelties in endless profusion.
1 DOOR WEST
OF BANK.
Acker' ljpepl Tablet are aolt
on a punitive guiiruntee.. Cure heart-miri
r.iiniin ol lhe fixx!, diHtpwm after ealiiiK o.
any finii til ttyHrpiiia. One little Utlili
1,'ivi-ii iniiieliiiie n lu f. 2A cla, anil SO CM
The Delta Urine Bloro.
Portlaad MarkeU.
Wheat Walla Walla, 70c; hlnentem,
sue; valley, 7S, ('7ti.
Kltnir heat grailt-, Xia 3 CX per
b.irrl ; grnliam, f:l 2di W IU).
(Ut Nn.l liiU. l lrx.iil 1T i7o
fl 12'., A 1 15 per rental.
Hurley Feet I, fflW pr ton ; 24;
brewini:.' rollcil,t24.ft) per ton.
MilliMufTa limn, lslt; niil.llinK,
$2tf li ; short. lt(L1; thop, is,
IIby TimoOiT. IIIC12: elnvor. io
i-1 over. Ill; wllcilt. J'.K.i IU nar tun.
Hnt'er Fancy creauiary, 27jf3,30c:
iluiry, 2l)t tie ; utore, Vte (a 18 per unt
r.ifif iremi ..iciiic.
Clieeno Full cream Iwint, lHjinl7i-;
Yoiinu American, 17jcf lsje per potiml,
I'oullrT t hicken, miir.1 Uut ir..
hen. $l?4 (A) ; dreMtetl, 10c per kioiiiI ;
xprini;, $:!.IHltX50 per ilozen ; ilucka,
ITttnii ; per ilozen ; ireese, li(ittl.60 turkey
live.lIV; ilreel, 15c;
Mutton I .ami, 4, Km; tlrewed
a&:k: per pound; ilieep, a, groea;
ilrewe.1, 1 ic er pound.
Ilta; iyoi, beary, $'l(i(i25; light,
ft. 75 (."; tlreweil, 7(7,'e r pound.
Veal Small, 71tHc; large, iml'r
per ponml.
llecf (iro top Meer. $4 00(7(4.75;
m ami heili-r-, $:.0(Im3.7o; dreiweil
iMt-f, at 7 r perMnnl.
Hop U)Jf 2i Jc er pound.
W l al ley 1 2 U- 1 5c ; Kaaternt Ireaon,
8 at 14); mohair, LU nt 2Mc per pounl.
I'otntoea "K) W J.liO per at k
()ni.in$l.'i rwt. Shipper price.
To Cure a Cold in One
'Vet
C. T. BKLCHFR, Tl
BCC'V AND TRIAS;.
$5.85
$6.30
$9.80
watch in fine
$10.40
1
I
Notlro nl Intention to With
draw liioniaiit-f -it
hj the Impt-riHl In
anranrcCttniitnii) l.i mi -!.
To whom it may concern ;
In aocorihimewilli tl,i- roquir nt
the law of tlirHtut.- of tir,.K, n lulin. to
iiiBuraiice c ,i.. n .lue i he.el.ir
given that the 1 i,..p, u, In.uran.-e , ,"
Pny. l.iunle.1. of ln.l,,,,. , J t. jJt ,,.
lu u'."K "''' hi'iii m will.iri
the hlate 1, f (!,,!, 11. itil.-ii.lr wilti.lniw
ln,.i'',,",1it !"', ' 'vaMiin r .l k.,i,
OlAtA ami m-tll it i
7": ' .jiiim lu'iunsi Haul
Company hIimII ri, Htl, ,,,,, n!tllr'
,..........,,., mi, nth
from t ie !.t, , ,.ru 1 . ... ..
, - j - i-n-iii iH'r i: J. iiim
aame Iviiik the ,t:iUt ( n,n lirst public.
fro . r '.. m " .'r: " " ,raw "; i-a
'VS'lTo ,NHi,'UAN',;K fOMI'AXY,
W. J. J.anih r,
I)atdtHn Ifr,.: ..... "":''-
u. . . , -- " '"ih 11 tiny or
Heptctnber, 1!. .
Hew I Hi!
Whrn in want of furniture, parK N,
rockers wa!l-,iT , timttirn; in
lart any thlnr in my m1oi, in
nil. gi t priced. I hiii HiMi,., (hHt
can Htiityou ami H f.ir h prhts
are conctTnei! thty will nurcly ph ano
you at I anil at ami Mow I't.rtlaml.
A trial it ourit to Ix- a cu-tfutu r.
j Dotrt'lwm'a FiirnituroHtoro.
(r. ad ami Main.
Day
Cure Crij
In Two Days.
or, every
&
Ot-
cox. iJc.
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