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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25

q MINER at the Eureka Con. while
engaged in tho pleasant occupation Of
thawing out q giant powder cartridge.
Wednesday, was suddenly bombardcd
with u discharge OF highly animated
plonks, gravel stones, aud other usually
inHnimatc objects. Al the poor fellow
survived the inerciloss pslting. the ster-
eotyped process Of lighting n fire with a
a Of c~onl-oil. is about tho only one
by which his wild career can bo effect
ually checked.
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IaVaLuAsLs TO ALL!
Rrr ESPECIALLY ApArrEp FcR ALI
Lung and Throat Complaints P~s~-
liar TO Miners.
DIR. EaEL.s
Bnlsani Ruid Cough nsdIcineI

This wonderful remedy IL tightly usoful tn al
asses of colds or coughs, but IL especially
IlantNd for the care Of .sSch complaints a.
miners are liable tO frum exposure 10 cold
ground; or the ABSORPTION vi powder smoke In
- the lnngs. Three doses a day will keep tina
lungs clear and enable the minerH tn wort in
the midst OF powder smoke without coughing.
II Is not claimed for this Balsam. like most
hAtent medicines, that it will cure all dIseAAes.
put II Is guaranteed To cure all diseAsR Of ths
,nnIs. On" bottle Of the Ba'sAm will. In nearly
I'll cases, cure a had cold or cough Of from one
70 two months duration: two botilrsA cold OF
''ough Of from two To four months standing,
md three bottles any similar affection that "a
been In existence from four months 70 two
years.
TITO he had at F. F. Muller . Drag ssoss
Eiko, Nevada
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APPLICATION TO SELL REAL ES-
TATE.
IN mi nIsTnIrr n

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or
I the sew nth Judicial District, County OF
Elfo, State Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Thomas Wright
ice 'aRed.
A petition having this day been hled by Henry
voighi. Administrator of the Estlte of ThnmAs
Wright d c ased, praying for an orler tn s~l
all the real estate belonging To said Estate, and
appearing 10 me thercfrum that IL Is neceas
Sary TO sell all OF the real estate belonging 10
said Estate, IL Is therefore ordered by the Judge
a. this Court hat all persons interested In tho
Estate OF the Said deceased. DO and appear before
this Court on Monday tho 10th day OF June, l67N,
at 10 O'Clock A. ~. OF said day at the Court roou1
thereof to show cause why an order should noe
be granted 10 said Administrator To sell all Of
the real estate OF said deeeased. And that . COPY
Of this order be published at least once AWeah
for fOur succss i've weeks IN the Elko INDEPEHD,
PINT. a ncwspnper published In the County OF
Elko state ": Nevada.
J. II FLACE. District Judge.
Dated this 9th day OF March, 1879,
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Church Festival.

Tho festival Of the church which IL TO
take place on Monday evening next, at
Granger Hall is going TO be ore of the
most enjoyable entertainments that has
taken place in Elko for many months.
Strawberries are ordered from Ogden (;
flowers from California, and the ladies'
Of tho place are Of work on grab.bag
material and work for fancy tables. leo.
cream. lemonade. and all the ingenuity
Of the culinary art will DO brought into
roquisition. Several valuable pictures
will 10 sold at auction. Tho proceeds
will go towards paying an indebtedness
for past repairs.
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Everybody Is Liable 10 Acc,dcu,

Everybody In Liable 90 Accident.
The statistics OF the Travellers In
surancc Company for the past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for n
great variety Of accidents, 800 Of them
railway accidents, aud tho balance, cuts,
falls, sprains, cunning, burns. horse
mud carriage injuries, needles, splinters.
bites. every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Get onc
II. NJ. GRAS1, Agent,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25

PROFESSOR STEWART, Of Virginia City,
arrived IN town to-day. lilo will prob
ably visit the Para iiso and other minoa
In tho county, rs he contcmplates going
East to lecture on tho Mines and re-
sources OF the Pacific Coast" and
desires to personally inspect tho now
minos.-Sirsr State 2tsi,
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tFrom Wednesdays Daily

From Wednesdays Daily.
Depot Hotel Arrivals.
&. W. Grover. Lnmoille.
Geo. Grant do
d. Goodnle, Deeth.
Joseph Finnigan, Fort Haileck.
NJ. Cusick do
J. r. Dccting do
/. i. Hank do
G.. W. Judkins. Pe.aluma.
s. England. -
j. l.. Fusi. Elko.
s. NJ. Pollard, Eureka.
Geo. Henderson, Tuscarora.
W. O.. Weed do
Frank Chapman do
q. T.. Englobook, Ohio.
II. A. Riley, Columbia.
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Yours very ahrsc;ionately,
ROYAL MIRO. Co

We have noticed that tho confding
nature Of the softer seq contributes
chiefly to the support of those scurrilous
scamps, but OCCASIONALLY, one Of the
lords Of creation. having inherited from
his maternal progenitor an undue AL
lowanco Of EYES thirst for knowledge,
,cU drop in-cold turkey-and put up
oil n " big thing"
The daily papers throughout the
country are constantly exposing every
similar character of fraud, yet, in tho
face OF tho fact. persons of apparent
sense AMI intelligence, deliberately walk
into the trap NTH their eyes wide open.
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solid Merit VIII Tell.

For all the bitter opposition OF ieal-
u rivals, no better illustration could
be had of this fact than the immense
sale already attained by the great
Throat and Lung Remedy, DR.. Aug.
Kaiser's German Elixir. For'the euro
OF Coughs aud Bronchial affections il is
truly wonderful, even those suffering
from Consumption in advanced stages
find great relief, and numbers Of patients
have found, to their delight, not only
rclici but cure. 1t being perfectly
harmless, makes it at once popular with
mothers, who OF all other have felt the
necessity Of such n medicine. The gen.
uinc bears the Prussian-C oat.of.Arms,
the fac-simile signature OF DR.. Aug.
Kaiser, and has his name blown on every
75-cent bottle. A trial size may be had
at tho Drug store OF f. +. Muller for
25 cents.
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HAVE received another supply Of
ladies' hats and trimmings, direct FROM
New York, which will DO sold lower
than ever. Hats trimmed to ordor.
Mrs. W. 4. Jackson, next door TO Post.
Office.
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Arrivals.

Last nights. England.
This ovcning-M. Welsh, II. c. Uol-
brook. Robt. Ovens, Ell. Polkinghorn,
Mrs. Eploy, W. Richardson aud W. Il.
LOWS.
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tFrom Thursdays Daily. ]

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
W. Richardson, Truckee.
Mrs. Eplcy, Tuscarora.
r.. p. Owens do
Ell. Polkinghorn 10
VIM. Lewis do
NJ. Welsh do
Ii. @. Holbrook, Carson.
ii. Franklin, San Francisco.
S. Bro wey, -
A. J. Pinkstone. Sacramento.
G. l.. Lamb, Nebraska.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

q. s. Wilson, u. s. A..
II. J. Chaplain, New York.
Geo. S. Worcester, Boston.
Mrs. NJ. j.. Homer do
IL. Williams, Huntington valley.
w. II. Lewis, Tuscarora,
r. II. Edwards.
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DAN RICE is building n floating
theator for tho Mississippi.
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AEriNnIa.

Saturday nights. W. Yawkcy. Dick
Dwysr, - Charson, W. r. Smith, W.
+. Pottos. II. +. Mccarthy, A. W.
Nichols.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25

We learn to day that Mr.. j. L. Fast,
hg,n: 70" the Central Pacific Company,
l. about to leave us. having been pro-
NOTED to a NOR" lucrative position with
the +. & +. Company, at Eureka, for
which place he starts to morrow.
Through uniform co]urtcousness. pleas
ant and obl;ging to all with whom he
has had business relations. Mr.. Fast Inns
won the esteem OF our citizens and had
got to be regarded as q desirable fixture
among MS. Tho announcement Of his
sudden and wholly unexpected change
Of base will be received here with very
general regret.
The position vacated by Mr.. Fast will
be filled by Mr.. J. A. Mcbride. OF New
castle, who for sometime past. has been
netting agent OF the company, at Col
conda, and who comes highly recon.
mcnded. Mr.. Mcbride arrived here
this morning md is being regularly in.
stalled in Office to-day.
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Depnrturca.

This morning-Mrs. A.. V. Lancaster,
j. Ruirncr. II. a. Tulley, @. l.. Lamb,
III. Brown and - Haywaris,
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OAKLAND is 10 have tho largest iory.
boat in the world.
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MoSo county, Cal, wants 10 DO nm.
ncxed 10 Nevada.
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DcnnrIMrcA.

This morning-lI. c. Holbrook, Jas.
Cayanaugh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25

USrMrLorEp mechanics arc tho rage
at Eureka.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25

FnESH Strawberries aud cream daily
at the Gem Restaurant,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25

The following is a lis: OF unclaimed
the week ending Saturday, May 18th,
1879:
ASbury. Frank Bickford, A
Boyd, Thomas Mnthcr, G II
Martin, Geo. A Rodgers, Uncle Billy
Spear, II NJ Vowinkel Ii
Van Wagner, Oliver, White, George
Wilson, james
Q. w. Hull L. M.
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correspondence

IEw YORK. Agency o, the hank OF california
" '...,,. Mc.srs. Suauth. Nachol n Ruhne
SAS FnASClSCO.... The Bank Of California.
..Tho Alliance Bank.
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Arrivals.

This momiug-M. l.. Nichols, q. ".
Morley and an Oriental.
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Departures.

This morning-Jnmes Duncan, L. r.
Leonard, s. II. Pollard.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

U'IWN UVEFI .NTFINNIN.
II. IL. Smith. CUiuiGbin.
=. Lewis. Tuscnrorn.
A l. Nichols, Sacramento.
+. &. Mr:hcr, san Francisco.
Robert Snidcr, Railroad.
A. q. Rsndolph. uallcck Station.
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Information as to the whereabouts Of
john Gavin is wanted by his wife, who
is at present in Battle Mountain. Gavin
recently worked II Lewis District. but
left there a short time ago, Il is sup
posed for T~uscarora.
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BANKING HOUSE

nF NJ. p. FREEMAN q CO.,
ELKo, SsvADA, r
". T.. FuBHMAN. Manage
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Departure,

This morniug-Charley Newman and
l.. J. Stoltz.
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Thy the Pure Ground Coffee, three
pounds for 81, and Choice Teas. sold
at the Elko Tea and Coffee Store, next
door 20 the Postonice.
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ROYAL MIRO. Co.

ROYAL AlFG. 20.
Z. S.-Write us another letter soon
and ill it chuck full of the ~tallest kind
Of swears you can rip ont. 1t aint often
we can find n man, out here. who is
enough to swear, aud no doubt
it will he quito refreshing TO get II letter
full. SO do your best Colonel" TO
helm M
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San FnAScrsoo.... ... Me''r'. Latham aKias
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Last nights. Lewis and T.. Larsen.
From Monday H Daily.l
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InSult TO lniurY.

Noticing in m Eastern periodical one
of those sbyster advertisements which
are q chronic blot and disgrace TO re.
spectacle journalism, a citizen Of Elkc,
in an unwary moment. suffered himself
to be inveigled into the investment Of
siI.bits for the procurement Of a "gold
thimble. patent needle threader, velvet
case, etc." ss painted in the "ad."
and of course, received for money and
credulity a Eve cent indented cone, and
the knowledge that he had been systc-
matically bilked. Feeling aggrieved
that SO popular a journal rs that Of
Leslie's should aid such frauds by
giving them space in it's columns, our
citizen addressed the publishers upon
the subject. and from them received the
reply that the jewelry shysters were
notable for their probity, and would
take great pleasure in making good an
losses sustained by their patrons,
through the petty larceny Of the afore-
said jeremy.diddlers. He then ad-
dressed n letter to the petty larceny
thieves themselves, through the pub
l shers mentioned, aud if any 6iimmer
Of doubt rs to the character OF the con-
Germ which he had voluntary suffered
himself to be duped by. had still lin.
gered in his mind, it was probably dis.
PEELED upon receipt of the following
letter in reply TO his communication:
New YORK, May 9th, 1879.
Hon. j. S. Payne, u. d., Dearly Bs!oV-
iored SIR
Your kind and polite favor OF late date
has just been received by us. Your
thimble or rather your " old woman's 4"
thimble was sent by mail some
time ago but as it has been lost we will
send the dear creature another one to
help her failing sight " by this mail.
Say Captain, where do you expect you'll
go to when you d" shuttle off this mortal
coil" if you keep on swearing ut the
ratio You have in your letter 10 us?
Yours etc,
ROYAL MIRO. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, MARCH 1. 1879.


On Monday next it is expected land indeed,
announced, the new firm of STAMArE, CHERRtrH
" Co. will open their doors and begin business
in the lines Of MERCHANT TAILORING and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. The location is the double
store on La Sale ST.. next 10 the Opera House.
All the members of the firm have been EN-
ployees OF Fiskc Is BEEN: Stamatc and Mcbride
rs travelling men, Chcrrler as cutter. Mr.. :. will
act rs general manager Of the new firm; Mcbride
as travelling man. Both are popular and admira-
bly, fitted for the places they occupy IN Mr..
Cherricr, rs cutter, as the house proposes to do
merchant tailoring only, the Fublic is perhaps
most interested. He has worked here for some
years with great success, and public experience
has shown him to he workman who has few
equals and still fewer sup"riors, understanding
his business thoroughly and bringing To his
careful training the resources of long years of
experience
They will open with u choice stock Of the latest
styles OF gents furnishing goods, and with II
really enormous stock of piece goods for suits,
&c They propose to do business "on the
square," giving every man his moneys worth
and guaranteeing him the quality of that which
he buys or refund his money, and will sell goods
and make garments ut the lowest prices " the
law allows" and live. We can no reason why
their success shall not be equal to their cXpccta
lions or hopes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
The Way Out OF Hard Times {.

Stop renting, stop paying ten per cent. inter
,st--go to Nebraska where YOU can buy good
lands from $! to SO per acre, on 70 years time
interest 3 to 6pcr cent. 81 to 40 per cent, dis
count for cash. \ country that is settling rapid
~ having all the advantages of good society
school houses, the best of soil, good
markets, excellent water, fine clear running
streams, and a climate noted for its hcalth(ulncss
For full particulars, pamphlets, sectional maps,
circulars, prices OF round trip, and one way tick.
ITS, freight on stock, household goods, &c, call
On or address S. NJ. KNOX ~ Son, Princeton, H.,
Agents of Land Dept G., b. Il g., and b. IL VI.
Il. r., or Il. W. BUCHANAN, agent at Ottawa, III.
New spring clothing at NJ. Stcfci * Co.'S
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Programme of Literary Work for LA Sale
County Grange,

To be held at City Hall, Ottawa, Friday, March
7th, 1872 commencing at O'Clock T. NJ. Essay,
Social Culture, by Mrs. Y. 5. Rowland. Dis
cussion, Corn and lis Culture, and an exhibition
of samples Of seed corn. Leaders, \. {. Barnes,
Jas. RIchcy, l.. Lancaster and S. L. Paw. Essay
What Know About Poultry Raising by Mrs
NJ. c. lioldridge. Discussion, Farmers Garden
ing for Home Use including potatoes as field
crop, T. Libbcy, VIM. Pool and r. y. Rowe. Is
say, Home Surroundings, Selection and Cuitiva
ton Of Flowers and Shrubs, by Mrs.. H. Shaver
Discussion, Best Time and Manner of Building
and Repairing Roads, J.. Dominy, J. Il. Shaver
and A. Lock +. b. Rowe S,cy.
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To-day the extensive establishment of II. j.
GILLES begins its seventh year OF business. The
original house was organized many years ago by
Hon. VIA. Rcddick, with whom in July 1856, Mr.
GILLEN associated himself becoming general
manager and buyer for the house. Under his ad-
ministration the house continued toprosper, and
on March l. l>i1, he became full partner with
Mr. Reddich, the firm becoming Reddick IL Gil
len. MIR. CULLEN had full control OF the estaO-
lishmcnt so far rs the management III detail was
concerned; and the house grew in strength ana
in favor with the community. On March |, 1873,
Mr. GILLEN became the successor OF Rcddck "
IGillen-siX years ago. These have all been years
OF progress. The business rooms OF the house
have been doubled, the number OF employees has
been greatly augmented, and the business OF the
house has increased at rapid rate so that to-day
it is stronger and more firmly seated than ever
before during its existence and stands one of the
greatest business houses of the county.
Daring The past years the house has gained Il
reputation for fair and generous dealing second
to none. The management have ever aimed to
rive every man the worth OF his money: to sell
none but goods of guaranteed worth and at tn c
lowest living figures. That the house has done
this, its present standing will affirm louder than
words.
For the coming year the same general plan OF
business will be pursued to wit to prcscntto this
community the largest and most carefully select
ed stock OF goods at ii! seasons to show none
bat goods of Nudouhtcd quality; and upon them
to mark price, tha, cannot be met anywhere.
Such is the plan for the campaign Of 1879, and
,r,,l .l,n
irons OF the Icu,c can have No doubt.
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Quite a serious scrimmagc took place in Mar
settles last Saturday evening, between Ed. Hardy
and Harry Coleman. Coleman is u butcher and
on seeing Hardy in i store approached him, dun
ming him for Il meat bill. Words passed between
them, and ON leaving the store they grappled, in
which scuiilc Coleman was stabbed three times
in the side with a knife by Hardy, Coleman was
taken To the Bcckwith house where At this writ
iHE he lies in prccariouS condition, hover
Ing between life and death. Hardy Is still st
large. Neither of the twain has first class repu.
tation, both being drinking men. Coleman will
be remembered in connection with the Butthof
mystery, who was killed 10y the car, some months
ago with mysterious surrounding circums ,auceS.
Coleman was ;hc last man seen in company with
Butthutt Just before his death
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some telegraph operator tuiuI. the pcrpctra-
ton Of high lie, is great fun. They had such Il
fellow in Ia Sale; but Ec ha, since reformed.
When The Chicago po>totiicr burned This smart,
Alec reported it about town as dispatch sent
over the wires that the whole south side town
was in hamcs-a second edition Of oct. o. 1871. i
was very funny-so ray funny that when LIS
glowing tale came 10 the car, Of the telegraph
company the manager said the man va, far too
funny TO throw lightning -urrr--fuily without %
rest. And he va, given d month 90 recover from
this -lop over Of funny business
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,clye linz Of Agate make one square.

Twelve lins OF Agate make one square
Advertisements not under contract must be plainly aFArd
the length Of time desired, they vi" hc continued an"
charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards tnot exceeding hNc ncs'
asserted dollars per annum, over hrc lines on, "o'
lar per line extra.
Transient advertising In all eases to paid strictly IN
advance.
c Yearly advertisers discoutirUns tcr advertisements
Dcorc the expiration of the contract will he charged the m
rates IA above Extra charge will also he made for dssou'
ton and other notices not connected With their regular
business
Local notices, fifteen ccnts per line
IT, In no case will these he departed from.
sE- The date the slip which the Subscribers name
is printed indicates the tine when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful to notice that date the slip corresponds TO the
date which they have paid and a once noyth publish
ri any discrepancy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

One Of the eases tried during the present week
in the Circuit Cour. was that Of Barber v.John s
Armstrong, for malicious prosecution, with DANA
ges placed at $1,000 The ease arose out OF II
school election ut Sheridan. The district seemed
to be divided into two factions, between whom
the fight over directors was hot one Three
men named Icwry voted ut said election, being
brought in by Barber for whose directors they
voted. These men ii was claimed were Illegal
voters, and as their votes were cast through the
agency of Barber the opposite party ut whose
head was John :. Armstrong had Barber arrest
ed. The ease against Barber was dismissed with
out tral-hcncc these $1,000 are wanted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
on MARCH FIRST.
scott Bros Il Co.
VIII offer large lines

Nll ONtT large lines
OF NEW GOODS
In every department. All goods marked in
PLAIN FIGURES FOR CASH.
We can show YOU that dollar will buy more
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
Now than ever in the history OF the United States.
We would especially invite all those
accustomed to buying goods of
CREDIT STORES,
rs they can readily where they can save from
10 to - per cent, by purchasing for
CASH ON SPOT.
This spring we will show a larger and finer
stock than before.
on CARPETS
We take the lead every time, having the fines
stock and largest and best lighted carpet hall ii
this county. An experienced carpet man to cut
match and put down carpets when desired.
GOLD CASH PRICES
Goods marked in plain figures
ONE PRICE
We invite every man, woman and child within
- miles of Ottawa 10 make lis cali.
SCOTT Bros. Il Co.
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The spring campaign is about to he opened in the
clothing trade. During the past few weeks Mr..
Fskc has been east in the interests OF the house,
some results of which trip begin to appear. In
the first place he has secured = iirstClass cutter
of unqucstioncd skill whose reputation at home
guarantees that he will please the houses pa.
irons and turn out garments surprising even the
former superior worl. Of the house. In the see
ond place an entirely new stock of piece goods
and ready made clothing is coming. Trains hay.
ing been delayed, the piece goods are not all
ready yet but the anut prom, to the stock
shows mp well.
The stock embraces also y full and complete
line of ady.madc clothing and an iucNhau,tiblc
supply of gents furnishing goods.
As to prices, they announce that reduction
will be made in all departments, with this addi-
tOnal advantage that they will ADHERE STRICTLY
to their ONE PRICE agreement. Further than this
their guarantee on the page elsewhere will en-
Tighten all as to their manner Of doing business.
Try thcm-your are sure to be satisfied and viii
save money.