PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS,
(Continued from page one.)
14aitflit wM.-li linnnplied to be con'
troltetl by ou inau and thin man bid
in luir ..nt Iwul tluin WiLIliilUaK .
, Whoa the contract wu awarded from
Waakdug-tou Wanamaker wa given tme
4..I. mwl.nr the irm "lOYViJMt and beal
bidder," he being considered th "beet
bidder,'' Having secured the contract,
lie oanocu 11 over, uj pwpic boj, v
1, M-Ir1nn1 hnAir of th leather tO
fill, Thu John get 10 per cent on the
conitrout, while the next lowet cora-
pctttor get the work at itlhe same fig
ure be offered the governmentt. The
WuOie 01 rat tower twuuu ui wi
I tatJdug over tlha mutter and wander
hiriiu mmt.raut fil inito Wanna
Mf - - " "
maker' .land, and whether it w
through, official cauiMHOik
rfhortJy after the war broke out the
Kewinig women of the aoutihweotorn
part of the city complained that they
were "bring deprived of the govermraent
araenul work by contractor tmd lm-
mefliatieiy rwnor uuy uiJwriH
wammnker wiun Deimg une nun
rored with, the work, and a comm4tlte
W.Lr 44. im f t,1.wiilV vtl!tjftrl V.n1l-
Jnartow. He promptly denied1 it, but aa
Mvewigauou mane uwkhwito
that the womem do not believe hi dr.
Dial, but Innliit that he !iee aooured
. mimM for inikilniir lent and
tlhey were being farmed out to aweat
sfhope, own woninrai jiuvin uwwvwm
etack of them In a Ituaaiaitt Jew aweait
ahop at EUffhUh and Waafhtnirton ave
nue. One of the curloua thing about
thie i that nnirobwre of tlie sewtn
women !elong to John'e fake gowpel
hop. There are about 1,000 women
engaged In thla governmemit work, and
aa many more would1 like to get it.
The Yne around the Gray1 Ferry
araenal are lively at time, la fact so
TDtu'h fto that pollowneni lhav been
called In to maintain order anwnRWt
the women, who fought fiercely wllJh
one another, roinimg to blowa for the
clothing, aa a failure to get tlhe olotke
meant a dewreea in the family Income
that would be felt. The "poijulIiorWy"
of flit war loan entirely obaouired the
Popularity of the army clothinig made
y the poor, but the loan cut no figure
with, the fighting women; who etrug
gled ao fiercely for thir bread end
butter work la the big brick building
In the nrwnel ground. With Mark
Jlnntift fnrnlnhlng the conl and Wana
inaker the ahoe one can read'lly un
dermtand why the latiter Ja trykfl to
aecure the enatorilli1p while lie cadla
on ua to "uphold the prealdent'a
liandal" Thla contract bualneee at the
eiwenal 1a one of the feature of the
war which ahotild not be overlooked.
THE COLONEL'S REPORT,
Continued from first pngo.)
674 cnClated wen and forty-alx ofilc'era
preMeivt and alxent, nuikiiig a 'total of
1,02. The prevloua r'iort whowned
fourteen uixlfated men in orret or con
finement. Mention la matte of the Sec
ond and Third batitallona being on out
pout duty Auguat 6, and the wounding
of Claude Head of eouipamy U, and
(Jeorge Cnglehom of coiujwiny K. The
Firwt Imttuilon wna on outpotrt duity
Auguttt 4, the Recond bntlalion. on Au
giutt 0, the Third bivtUxlion on Auguw
12, and the regiment entered Manila
August 13 at 12:30 p. m. and took po
aeMalon of the public onUdimga end the
ailiinplng along the l'aey river.
'ilia rrtmrt howa that at the da
it wna lgnedv Sejrtetnber ll,Cptal.n
fieorge II. HoMmnan of comiwn," A,
Captiun Juiliia N. Killen of company
K, and Oaptin Lincoln Wilson of com
pany M are art 1 11 abrnvnt on recruiting
acrvice. Aaaiatant aurgeon IUlert 1'.
Jenen i on duty with a battalion of
the Fourteenth U. 8. infantry at Ma
nilla, In acordanoe with orders, and
QMurternwuiter Warren II. McLaugh
lin rejoined the regiment August 2.
The tri-mowthly report of Auguwt 30
d(Ma not differ mnterially from the
monthly reiiort. It ahowa ten offlera
and enllKted men on duty in the Jni
tel Statea hospital c)rpe.
Adjutant Oenerol Ikirry bt beieged
by jenlon aittornej' who want tilie
addretea of heir or relative of Ne
braka aoldiera mentioned in a recent
telegram among the dead and wound
ed. No official information ha been
received concerning the list except
John Hlnck, company It, Who ia rr
ported by Colonel itmtt a having
died la the reserve hopltal September
ftth. 1
The Hat of name and correction
aent to aiHintdon attorney jentenlay
by General Itarry together with the
laime of rentlve la a follow:
WUliama J. Kvan (not Van), com
pany C, lletrle,
Ilaphacl C. Maher (not Itoy Maiher),
cHUiny K, Catherine Anderaon, V I
(araWio, Walter Ilojrue (not Walter li.
Maynr) eomjiany 0, J. A. Hogue, MiV
iWn, Keb,
ilorac I Kolkiter (not lTort t.
ralkner), com)ny K, II. R WUklna,
WeMern. t
John ltlV, company IV, fV Piack,
MUWrtoa, Pa. 1
TbMklore larxwi, no suca nam oa
th reeortta of the rirat NebraaVa.
laiat atif
auicai, Oo4, U-Baport from
Japaa are la elrealatloa Kara ta the tf
fa laal m Claada UlVUt. Ilrtll.h
aalaUier tl likla,u tafora laa
Chlaaae fearwa laat amelgat
fePMrUia awUlf i IK otuvrwe, wa
aa oriklff 4a4i4 4 da
m4, a4 taat ae fc ruir4 to
VU fMlUeta. watt Ka T Wat aa4
lae iat rafvrM Miut e Mr4aaa..
fattlaf MlUat, Ural ttfttala will
talsw la Ma4
Laaawa, CM. llUa kattllf
uaat4l4 AM . at l"w t Arthur
I fee I r4aM ht aay aaMrfaaey at
MkhWf mo aa Ik
a Ltvt. Ma. iwi. lra4Jal
MKtatf M ytaety ta a l
W !, la t ta wfcUfc, w far
f a rvM4 im iaaU4Mi u a a
lKal k tl anw. Ua tmm
(aaaaa, way 4 Ularf , ;l, t
la tf UWi rtMa a l aa Wt
I 4 h a ft 4 ift u 4 H .
M eN) tHaalaa Lake if a
I'ata, War f awa wr Utai
-aat Affl aaiy 4I U Vaaat
tlM NtltH
rraa U Maia J aU arttrai aatll II
aa,aa la ltilUri la ail,
SAMPSON SAYS DECEMBER 1.
apBlard ; Told ' Tot Itlvatr Thai Their
Rule Will End With Next Manth."
Havana, Oct. 2. A conference last
ing three hours waa held between
General Wade, General Butler and Ad
miral Sampson aa to th eontenta of
the fire official note delivered to the
American oommlaaionera by the Span
lab evacuation committee.
Th Spaniard! claim thai it, would
b practically impossible to effect
evacuation in th ahort period of time
0 zed by the Americana, They insist
that the sovereignty of Spaia will
continue until the . final treaty of
peace is eigned In Paris.
In reply Admiral Burapson person
ally dictated a brief note, stating em
phatically that December 1 would posi
tively be th data ea which Spain'
rights, claims and sovereignty in the
Island of Cuba would cease to exlsi
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Boston. Panl Tyner of Denver bas
purchased a controlling interest ia the
Arena, the radical review founded In
Boston by B. 0, Flower.
Pekta. The physician attached to
the Fronch legation her visited the
emperor of China for th purpose of
making a medical examination.
Falmouth, Kng. After a simple ser
vice at the parish church here the re
mains of slxteea viotims of the Mohe-
gan disaster were burled la a large pit
ia the churchyard.
Baa Francisco, -The atearaar Son
ator ha sailed for Manila with 800
soldiers on board. All the steam
whistle on the water front salated
the vessel and the people waved adieus
from the dooks '
Candia, Island of Crete. Seven Mus
sulmans who were triad and convicted
of the murder of British soldiera dur
ing the recent outbreak here, were
hanged Tuesday.
Paris. General Horace Porter, the
United States ambassador, gave a ban
quet Tueaday evening at the American
embassy to the United States and
Spanish peace commlsalonera
Montpeller, Vt. The house and sen
ate took separate ballots for United
States senator. Both houses by an
overwhelming vote re-elected Sonator
Proctor.
New York. J. J. Oorbett baa left
for West Baden Springs, Ind., where
he expects to do a little) preliminary
training for hia fight with Tom Shar
key, which la scheduled to come off at
the Lenox Athletic Club on Novem
ber 23.
London. Balnh Disraeli, brother of
the late Earl of Beaconafleld, Is dead.
He was In his 80th vear. For a loner
time the late Mr, Disraeli waa deputy
clerk of the parliaments
London. A dianatch from Pretoria
says that Mr. Hope, representing an
American syndicate, offers to loan the
Transvaal irovernment St9.Kon.nnn at a
per cent and W per cent commlaalon.
Paris. -The Dowager Duoheas of
Sutherland has offered a reward of
830,000 for the recovery of the jewels
said to be valued at 8150,000, which she
lost on board a train bound for Calais
while on her way to London. The
jewelry includes a necklace valued at
823,000.
Van Buren. Ark. The Western Coal
and Minlntr comnanv. onoratinir three
shafts at Jenny Llnd and employing
600 men, nave been compelled to shut
down lta mlnea, the men refuaing to
work. The mlnera demand the rain
statement of two men discharged for
negligence, resulting in the death of a
mule.
New York. Twenty thousand per
sons or thereabouts were In or adja
cent to Tammany hall Tuesday night
ratifying the Democratic atat ticket
About one-quarter were In the wig
wam. The others were la the neigh
boring street and were addressed
fmin aeveral stands. Jamea 11 Euatia
waa chairman of the meeting.
Topeka, Kan. Rav. Mr. John Me
Qulsitan, a auperannaeUd Methodist
preacher, waa found dead al the aide
of the Santa Fe track near Paollne.
He had baea Wtt on a visit for the
past tea days aal the supposition la
thai a gat off f aa early morning
Irala al Paallne 1 was hit by a
freight whll walklag np the track to
hi home. lie waa 81 year eld and
wu deal
ftaa rraaclaeavll la gtaerally b
lUvad ta shtpplaf elrol thai th
TalUd State guv tram! will settl
th qaaallo of elalata praateted fey
CaaaJlaa aaalara by piurvaaalag tb
atkr teal at vaai thai aaak lal
ae4tertr at Yietorla.
TaMafto.TU gvraaMal la
a a trial uatailaaU r(aete4 by
leetlaf teaatar Kri cbairasea, a
Rpratatt fbUUp 4 Paaaaylva
ale lrt vUeahalraiaa, Kapreaaatatlv
Uatdlaa f Maw Jaraay aaaaaJ vt
kaUsaaa ta4 J. M. V areata f ftltalV
fat tiMrry aoUry. It u
4444 4Mr tiU lb taUJ'. f
abr,
I-alUa, Tasaa Tb gra4 )tf l
nab awaatv aa rMia4 aaarl laty
la4Utaal afaiaal aa ( aa4
tr-U Mtw tb ,0O$ fr4
a! a aaaaa baa fea 4 awvaeat
lb rwUa 4 lb Vil aul J
lreJyi, lb rU ! Ia.f Me Mas
W-aa abttJraa aerva lb twaa4a
Ta U4ktat at Ibe raaall l
a bar fa aa4a by larral IMbb. hp.
alMl aa44l M fvait IbU 4ae
lag tb taal aa a( It. ,
I lb SUM aw Ka4 b4 baa ri
l avtatbvaaUra ! atiaai bMt
I lb ia a4tattrlta aa lb
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT,
II'
Delay in Evacuation Has a Bad Ef
fect on the Cuban Capital.
-tf t 4.
PRAYING FOR YANKEE CONTROL
Until Arranf emaota for Araerleaa Oampi
Daf an, Ms 07 Doubted Thai tha United
Btatae Would Aiiame Aothorltf Soma
Ag-rloultaral IiuprovantenU. ! v '
Havana, Oct. 20. Havana has
known dull time in the past. Accord
ing to the merchants, however, there
never has been a period of stagnation
quite equal to the present. The con
dition is a natural and inevitable one,
but this knowledge does not lessen
their Impatience. It is a literal truth
that, barring the Spanish officials,
who will be deprived of their offices,
and a few, very few, radical Cuban pa
triots, who hoped that their own flag
would be rua np aa soon aa tha Spanish
ensign should come down, everybody
is praying for the American military
occupation. Uatill the custom bouse
is In the control of thj American of
ficials business in Havana will continue
stagnant. On the heels of this control
will follow a period of activity greater,
perhaps, than the situation warrants,
but the normal baaia will ultimately
be reached.
It Is a curious illustration of the
Spanish character that the coming of
a second military commission charged
with the minor duty of selecting camp
sites, has had mor effect in eonvine
lng all elasses that th United States
will' assume authority than does th
presence of the commission charged
with arranging for the evacuation of
the island by the Spanlah troops.
They can see the engineer officers and
the sanitary experts who arrived this
week, going about and taking observa
tions.
The labors of the evacuation commis
sion have not been carried on In pub
lic General Wade and his associates,
General Butler and Admiral Sampson,
have not been able to point to the
transports departing with Spanish
troops In large numbers. On this ac
count, as much as for other reasons,
the people of Havana were blooming
hopeless of seeing the Spaniards do
part for months to come. The Idea
that the evacuation would be delayed
until the verge of another yellow fever
season had gained potseRslon of them.
Every step taken in preparing the
camps for the American military gar
rlsons is a convincing argument that
the old order is coming to an end. The
more openly these preparations are
made and the further they advanos
the more cheerful will be the feelings
of the community. The fact of Amer
ican control is a needful thing. As
this fact approaches the conditions
will improve.
The outlook Is not luminous with
hope, but it is better. The drawback
to agriculture, which was foreseen
when immediate possession of the
island by American troops did not fol
low the slgniug of the protocol, is real,
but it waa unavoidable. The tobacco
farms are not yielding as much as they
will under more favorable circum
stances, yet they will yield something.
The same will prove so of aome of the
sugar plantations, and there will be a
quantity of cane to grind in December
and later.
The condition of the poorer classes
of the population is also a little better.
The suffering is great, yet relief is
finally reaching those who are in need.
This is true of the country, aa well as
of Havana.
INSPECTOR BON Fl ELD DEAD.
A Chloate Folloe Officer Who Grew ra
ta tha Haymarket Rlota.
Chicago, Oct 80. John Bonfleld,
former polio Inspector, died here to
day of Bright' disease. He waa
famous for hia part In th Haymarkel
rlota In 1188, and th subsequent ap
prehension and conviction of th An
archlal leader a
Captain Bonfleld waa In charg of
th 100 polio who dlapsraed th crowd
around th wagon from which th Aa
archlats were 1 peaking. It waa whll
Captain Bonfleld waa calling oa tham
to caaa their harangue that a bomb
waa throw among th police, alxty of
whom war wounded and eeven killed.
la Ike trial Captain ltonflold waa ac
tive la securing tb eoavletkua f the
Aaareblst leedera
SMALLPOX IN THE KLONDIKE.
rHee Take leattari Maaearae Wavt
It aa Atathe aVee riaaab
roar Tuwiaaan, Wasa., tVt. ta
ttmeUpoi be appeared at iHwaoa
City, Tar teae bad baa raMv4
to a peat Kaaa at lb lias of tb de
part vir f tb party that arrived ea
lHrlage eeUrdey, Tb fulte bar
take aaaatara to pravvat a spread ol
tb 4ta.
Tb party waa atao lae taal as
laav lau Paly twa t-aate, tb
Nuraaa4 tb Irviag, woal l auetapt
eavlf alio tb Yba aftt iupt
bt l , lb IHrUd brvaghl Ikm
twty-lv 4eutt aataera. aaabl
a to pay tbetv far to ta uta
WtRRITT'S WCDD1NG,
ama Htusaaaa la Wf a
aa I Haa
CawatA Ckji, tMte taara WlV
taaa t tVagK la taat l Nf-
avaa WUUaa aa4 ffva4 U-ef w
IN Uv J4f Jka taa Uaa. W
rwaaiag M AUaaUa la
4J4 aaaa Ilea wUM IM
tl ! U V Wa UaaM1
Wlaf aWrvtlt, atil.laty gtia4
ta ratUnMa tola 4 It! Mar
SIIlSSllFEInim
rtH a 4 at aatty Ul far ta N L
t ( j
Underwear
Ladies' silver grey wool plait-til f AA
ed union suits, each 9 1 ,UU
Ladles' half wool vests and CAA
pints, each UVV
Ladles'; all wool rest and OA.
pants, each Of0
Children's all wool union suits, ti QQ
Children's extra heavy fleeced EL A A
cotton nnlou suit, each wUU
Children's flneos lined cotton ACA
union salts, each fivU
Ladies' heavy ribbed closed n EA
. union suits, each f UU
NOVEMBER 3, 4 AND 5
I CAA FUIt JACKHTN, Muff., Collar
1 tlUU ettiM, Capita and Hy nft in gen
uine H ul, Otur, l!rt,!vr, Antrakliuii,
Mnrltn, UiMMHimi, lUcdiioii, Monkey,
ii'tdgrr, MonFfloiiii, l'. mum, Lamb,
Krimm-r ami Dtlmr fiirN, ellii Coney
collarette hh lo hh l.-ll); Axtrukhnii
collurettea from 't 4!) to f 1 5 00; Mur-
ten collurt,tH at 10,00; browu Oinm-
xtirn collrtTHltiH, 12 in. (Wp. f. ",)(;
Monkey colliiretNtH ut ." 1)7; MuNloon
ami eleolnu mhuI collmeiteM K,(Mi;
Muffloon Hud irrn,v Axtriikhiin collur
ettea H fiOj Kleoirla fwil colluretteM,
long tabs, Aiarton tails, ?o H).
We notify you two weeks alimd so
that you miiy be iireitured. We eun
supply anything you want or take your
uieanure tor specim oruer.
This will be the k wit est dinplay ol
flnu furs ever seen in Lliicolu and you
eun not afford to iiiUsit.
WE ARK SOLE LINCOLN AGENTS
FOR I1UTTER1CK PATTERNS AND
PUBLICATIONS.
1IAWLEY AND 10 INTER.
Lat week Mr. llawley undertook to
aay a few word im regard to hlmaelf
and Mr. Poyuter, but tlie inattr got
into uuch a elmpe ln the liuudllug of
it tiiiat It hardly reeembled whut he
had originally writteui. It ia tJkrore
reprinted:
The republirtin pree eeeina to be
lil ut the Idea tlmt the literty
wrty noiuinated Air. Poynter to fill
the vacaiu'y tauaed by my withdravml,
tMvauiie lie mid. I am not a prohl-
hitioniat, 1 am a nopuliat." In a pui
UiU party aenae tlda 1 true and it Is
Jut aa true for auy man to aay It who
itma not vote Die prohibition'' party
The tictet a iiermm vote dete-iuinNi
what he ia politically. A repuenu i
vote the republimn ticket and 1
ttlir.re.for iKt a ttruhibttloutat. A Wb-
ni"t vote tii iitwirty party tk-ket
aiitt a tleiuuerat votta a UriiMautttiC
tUUrU Tt.a name of th party that
put the tkkft In th field la tho nam
t4mt ttlatingupahrd th ihiUiha1 iuuu
of th vtflre,
What hurt th ri.uMka preaa 1
thai Mr. iVynter atitd that v.a "a
Irtuiw-raiM'a iimu" ami va honeaa
eM4ca to aay ao to a hrnnerat U ton
ventM'B vittaa wou.ni aav lattitkally
VtlUot him ta a repuMUva (vuvutkMi.
tt h tuul aaul that ha wa MjiMt a
ftaal a tempt1.' Ilk it -Ihi a
lta trtupraiM (f) rrHtttkmiHi
ht aiteas yvar praUa ia 1VN)
a1.il uimWmp protuiwa la au tm.it th
tiuratloa to th pl aivd tit thry
JH aotatUl It, orraitia th 'laki
stat iHtatturaav MaHk MMalttknM aiwl
th rap.liMa rM an tlafeat It.
I an ) ti vouai va au rnra ".
IVMa Mtavew ta itliat Irgtatattua
am, as iki lve plttka.t parilao
(Hat Mlaatnl aim. It '. th
.tMtaaa of tk pH: al Wwn tk
Mr ol y Vi Awrka
aw wko I t wvm ol a taaa o
k)a
14' go fctfotWlS
A. II.VWLRY.
GRAND
FUR OPEN!
Tk toralaf ol Ik taara tt.
paHaaaol sr oa H vo
artial ee a folt!
tl. ttUt I I, HMt ta
is, ttT.MI ; alaa a4 a aoif
a.N.ttka rl I, , Via,
Tk earatag ta ) wor
ITT .
Tk oai-aleg la i !
TTW aaraUo la Jaly, IH I w
114 a.
of the season is pleasant to look upon, but it is a forerunner of snows
and cold weather to come and should be a warning to people to prepare
home and person for the inevitable. Our store presents a picture of
winter comfort in every aisle, every department and every corner; com
forts for the home and person and one and all at figures that are within
everybody's reach. Here's a sample:
Hosiery .
Mlaaes' flne Imported fleeced cotton hose
111 rib, double knee, spliced AC
beol and too, a pair u vl
Hoy's eitra heavy wool hose, 2il rib,
seamless, double heul and toe, O EL a
a pair...,. ', &d(j
Ladles' ribbed wool hose, seam- f C.
leas, double hoel and toe, pair 1 9U
Ladles' Imported fleeced cotton hose,
hlghad spliced bmti and toe, AC
doubla sole, a pair , , u VV
Men's all wool socks, black and tan,
seamless, spliced hoel and toe, IjQ
Domestics
Canton flannels,
4c
upward from
asi':"i?.::: 6c8c& 10c
DLANKETS AND C0MF0HT8-AII
ikJh, ull sices and all grades and every
tie from tb cheapest to the best; well
worth consideration for the value is In
dinpiitablH and the price remarkably
reasonable, -
We irc Linnoln agents for
th fnmoas liuck's Stoves and
Kanges,
They are, without exception, the vry
beat that any m )iiH,v cmi buy and cost
lom i ban any other good niuke,
NEBRASKA'S GREATEST
MAILORDER HOUSE,
n.iisrcoiL.isr, neb.
nie earning la July, 1807-8 wore
$1,108.23.
The earnings In Augnat, 1803-6, were
$C04.
The eornlnga in August, 1807-8 were
$1,010.30.
The earning in September, 1805-0,
were $303.50.
The earnings In September, 1807-8,
were $087.63.
The earnings in October, 1803-6 were
$331.60.
Karnlnga October, 1807, and 13 duya
October, 1808, $303.01.
, 1IOODLI. PLENTY.
Hery ropublkNin ward heelw la the
Mtuulry will now have their tletu jula
BtttiafltHt, lkkmll wlna, aay Hanna.
Cltalniuin lUUxKk waa badly turned
duM-u whet, he rfiitly made a trip In
tlte iimivufw-turtnif ao'tkxi, on a fat
frylntr errajwl. lie knew Wttor than
llamia wlial h oje't for defeat
really were, eo he gav up th nftit.
1 1 anna went to ew Vtwk ml ml
th tiankero pony up. That'a whv ao
manv rrpuUHHUk eottdldatea liav been
tut NvahMirtoa and koo honto with a
ral alaeU taml eafh. Th republk-aa
'Wter In ritnoal every eonajreaaluital
tUtrit't lit th ml.ht.va wattt will uaa
imttiey to burn, awl If every heolev
ku1 rat ht bait, tt will t bmokia
tha tat.lk.at are defeat ami poUrl
th eoia.
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BRIEF PRINTING
I a a. vara oka era parlkeular
atHHit tkk elaa 4 vert a
trl vBttr Mltaiactioa ty ais
UaT Ike to tk las
Msv, Prkr-kl.
BUSINESS MEN
Wh ! a eaa4 attr
tit BMtk4 aaa a t
tal kV era tMiia k al
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.Oct 20,1898.
Warm Shoes
Write for prices on folt shoes and sllp.
rs for women and children, and bear
n mind the fact that our prices on men's,
women's and children's rubber footwear,
represent a saving of from 10 to 60e
a pair to you. Ladles' and Misses' wool
leggins, boy's felt and corduroy leggini
at remarkably low prloes.
Men's Furnishings
Men's Husking Mitts,
2 pulr for ,
Mon's ICo merino socks,
pair , , ,
50
9c
Man's 200 Teck and 4-1 a hand J (q
Groceries
Granulated Sugar, 19 lbs. 97c
Hox Iiutte potatoes, bu. 40c
Shreaded wheat biscuit 10c
Rolled wheat break, food 10c
3 pkgs. Ralston pan cake
flour 2$c
A 1 Sorghum pr gallon 35c
a! frrup 33C
Pail Jelly 33c
Satin Flour, patent, guar
anteed, pr sack 88c
50 lb. can Ivory Lard $2.15
ivory i.aru, any amt, lb.
15 bars Satin Soap
Table Salt, 10c sack for
" " 5c sack 2 for
Wheatlintr. 1 fnr
5C
25c
5C
5C
25c
at u - - J"
IJOX Of 200 Dar or mntrhpa in
- - ,
bapoho, 4 for 25c
25 oz. K.C. baking powder 15c
1 lb. can Calumet " 15c
Lewis Lye, per can 7c
bird Seed, fancy mixetl,box,3c
10 lbs. N. Y. Buckwheat 25c
We pay 18c for butter and
13c for eggs. Patent egg car
riers hold 12 doz. eggs. Free
to customers.
Our new catalogue mailed
free to out-of-town customers.
Write for it.
The Independent office has
the material, and printers that
know how to use it, to give
the best result in job printing.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.
State Hank of Moute Vista, Colorado
Tha George Trlch Hardware Company!
Lee Clark Andreaen Hard ware Com
pany, E. 8. Kttennelmer, Frank L.
Sheldon,, Job P. Klrby, Ellaabeth F.
Manafield, aa executrix of the last will
and teatanient of Henry M. Manofleld
deceoaixi EUza M, Alan.tteld l a ee
cutr ot lh hurt will and UaiUunnt
of Henry M ManafleM. deeeaaed. Na
Uiaulel a MoaafleU, . exaeutor ol
the last will and teatament of Henry
, nafield. deorael, IkoiiMu. taf.
7' d' i,-,,attrk'.c- 8- uppti.
tbarl- A. Hanna, I'hlla.lelphii MorW
iraire and Trual Company, iVnver
ardwar Company, 1Ml Unknown
Heir of tieoru 11. Kklnner. deeeaaed,
Drfendanta, vil take noiU; thai oa
tlonal Itaak of Clla. t)blo, pUlatlU
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