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B0EQ1 PLATTE, MBMSEA, I RIDAI EYMEJG, JAftTABI 22, 189
MS:
Closing
Owin to an expected change in business we are
. . going to sell our entire stock of . .
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gents9 Fur
nishing Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Trunks and Yalises
AT
SlaugliteriMg
Gall and be cooyiaced thai
wht we tell you are facts.
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F UOtlf
. . Weber &
All parties Indebted
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First National Bank, I
W fZ-A TTJS,
1 CAPITAL, - - $50,000.1
i te SDRPLIB, z - $22,500.1
IO. P. A. Wkift, - - - Vke-Pres l
py Wc&aiaara, - Caskier. W
jj. Jj A general banking besjaess
(see the name on the leg . them, when IT S NOT SO,
If you are jilted you cannot be deceived. We write
this to post you. SOLD ONLY BY
A J ft AVI The Great and Only Hardware Man
t w5 m Lmcoln Ck). that bo one Owes
Full Line of ACORN STOVES AND RANGES. STOYE
PIPE. ELBOWS, COAL HODS, ZINC BOARDS,
etc., at Lowest Prices on Record.
SOUTH PLATTE. - - - XEBRASKA.
HHEST SAMPLE EOOM IS JfOETI PLATTE
TlaTiag reRtted" or romas in tbe finest of style, f Ik1 public
rs invited fee eali ami see as, rosanriEr eoarteoas ireatmenL
Finest WInes5 Liquors and Cigars at the Bar.
Qcr billiard fesll k supplied with the best make of tables
and competent attesdaats vnJl supply all tout wants
KEITH'S BLOCK, OPPOSITE iHS XINlOls PACIFIC DEPOT
Sale!
-
Low I Prices.
i
Vollmer. . .
please call and settle.
lie,
no Use!
Yoh can't find in these
United States the Equal
of tLe Genuine
... ...
Beckwitli
Round Oak.
You may try; you'll get
left Eemember. it's the
combination of good points
that makes the Perfect
Stove. That's where we
pet the IMITATIONS.
They can't steal the whole
stoye. They steal one
thing and think they haye
it all, but it FAILS. They
build another. It fails.
Still they keep on crying
sood as the BOUND
OAK. Some peculiar
merchants say they haye
PTiA.CE
COUNTY NEWS.
STJTE2SLA3TD 35TvFS-
Cfaas. Richards and E. A. Crosby ac
companied by their better halves were
in North Platte on "Wednesday.
Alex Neflsan is spending the week in
Perkins county.
Geo. Emerson has gone to Waterloo to
spend a coaple at months.
O. A. and Z. J. Hostetter departed
for Cripple Creek Monday evening.
B. Humphreys of Paxtoa transacted
business in this vffliageon Tuesday.
Geo. Duffield and Gus Gnndarson are
spendieg the week in the east part of
the state.
Mrs. Alex Johnswn of Hershey was in
town oc Wednesday.
F. A. Carpenter is down with tbe
measles. J as. Weaner of Perkins Co. was on oer
streets Wednesday.
P. C 3teyer and wife passed throegh
town on their way to North Platte on.
Tuesdav.
A baby girl gladdened the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gestav Driegroaa a couple
of weeks ajro.
Jas. Shoup returned last week from
Missouri and will farm tbe AlRsoa farm
sooth of town.
Cfaas. Richards has rented,
the new
be of en
hotel for three years aad wik
f jr business Feb. 1st.
W. M. Hoi try shipped cattle to Gmafaa
gu Wednesday. Jas. Bechaaan was in
charge.
G. Pouisen has taken possession of tbe
O. A. Hostetter residence which he re
cently purchas-d. CXE2rr.
TX WrMT. 30TJES.
A. W Matthewsoo, of ijsadj, was in
town Tuesday.
MiUon DooiittiQf North PteUe, wss
here Sunday.
J. W. Nugent and Albert Spader
spent Wednesday ia North Platte.
Mrs. Ngent came over from Cattoa-
wood to spend a Few days with her hus
band. Otto Nafrigger returned to "Lexington
Sunday after visitiag relaties for a few
da vs.
Henry Appieford lost eight bend of
cattle as the result of turning theta into
the earn field.
A party of twenty yeuag people en
joyed a skating pasty Saturday eeneg.
Tbe best quality oc corn is
at cigb ents a besbel.
Miss 3iie3ie Stomberg of Gotbeebcrg
will make her boaae with P. P. Dotae
this winter.
Julius Essiar, of the I-feed prretect.
traosactei bsiness in North Pfette
Saturday.
Miss Ahee Pfemer has accepted tbe
position of teacher in tbe sew normal
school at Bittsburgr Maee.
Mr. Seaworthy, who has Uved at tbe
Heady ranch the past Shrea yeas. will
soon paove to another locality,
Ueorge Able and Jobs Mooce aiteaded
a dancing party held at the hooe of Mr.
Able on Saturday sight.
Our yoeng people gave a danee Wed
nesday evening, tbe proceeds of which
was presented to Prank Horn, who has
been so serkwsly ill. Tbe susieiass
donated their efaanres also. Mr. Horn
Kves on tbe Island south of Maxwell.
B2ADY 3ITDGET
T. F. Gantt was in towa Saturday on
business relating to tbe Maxwell and
Brady ditch.
G. D. 3Iathewsoe returned oe Friday
froa Nashvilie, Tenn where be west
with a car of horses some time ago.
While there he made uite ao extaoded
tour tbrough the state on bis wheat.
P. S- Browa and better half packed
their world y possessioos in a bay rack
and left for Gothenburg Tuesday. We
nnderstand that Mrs. Brown rc a
restaurant there,
A. W. Matbewson was in Gothenburg
on business Saturday.
Mrs. Franklin was vtsttteg schools
this vicinity last week.
in
. A daEce es s WifeiBS j
ooiWrag Friday sight, bet oweg to tbe j
revival meetiog and other attractions !
that nie-ht tK itbMM r ..k I
sma.IL
G- D . ilatbewsoe is now riding a aew
wheel which hepercbased while east.
A surprise party in honor of Jkasite
Elliott was given 00 Saturday evesiss
at tbe residence of Or Oarsoe.
pleasant eveafair ws F-sent is
A very
olaviBCT i
rraojcg " '
" m5 , !
. oDerg, was ooy- ,
ing stock in this vicinity Mooday.
Jlrs. iJItott, accompanied by her,
daughter ilrs. Baker, returned to ber !
new home near Hastiugs Tuesday. Mrs. I
Baker expects to visit there a couple of '
raoatbs. raeaawbiie tbe genial "Haak"
wiit keep bschefor's haJL Fkizzuk. '
SiiiiE Or Ohk, for OF TbtKDO, ) i
Iicois CocTrrr. 55 j
Frank J. Cheney Bakes oath tbet be .
is theseeiorpertaerof tbe firm of F. J. :
Cheney & Co doisg business iu tbe city '
of Toledo county anu state aforesaio, !
and that said arm will pav the sum f
QIK"E HHSDEED DOLLAKS for each '
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use ot HLux."s Cataees
OSE. PaJUTRj. CHZJTEr. i
bworn ta before me and subscribed f
in my preseQee, this 6th day of Deceea- '
ber,A.D. 1SS8. A. W. GLasosr,
tSE-U-) Xotarv Fabfic i
HaMs Catarrh Cure is taken internallT ,
and acts directly on the bleed and rae
cuous surfaces of tbe system. Send for
testimonials.
F. J. Chessy & Co-, Toledo, Ohio, f
Sold by druggists. Toe. Hall's Family I
Pills are tbe best. 3 1
TJ4E IiHGISIiHXURH.
The Omaha exposition bdl was dis
cussed in representative hall Tuesday
evening in the presence of members of
both booses and a liberal number of
spectators. The proposed appropria
tlon of 8350,000 was advocated by Messrs.
Wattles and Hitchcock of Omaha, who
presented some of the advantages such
an exposition would be to -Nebraska.
The irrepressible Woester, of Merrick
county, opposed the appropriation
stating thatii was an Omaha project
and would be of little benefit to thefarm-
ers of the state. Wboster thought the
proper thing Ice Nebraska to do was to
pay her debts, and then appropriate
55ft 0,100 for an exposition that would do
her credit.
bseaKing ot the Dill calling tor a re-
caavass of the vote on the constitutonal
amendment relating to an increase of
the supreme court. Judges, the State
Joemal says the senate committe to
which the bill had been referred took no
action at the meeting held Tuesday.
Tbe committee has decided to invite
Judge M. B. Eeesendean of the univer
sity college of law and formerly a judge
M the supreme court, to appear next
Tuesday iind express his views on the
sttbject. The two fusion candidates for
contingent judges,. J. S. Kirkpa trick and
Judge William Neville, were also in
vited to appear at that time. TYhfle
there may be a pause in the senate, h is
stated bv fosionists that the vote wiU be
coos ted. The house committe which
has a similar bill under consideration,
' has decided to report favorably upon tbe
bifL
Oe THesder Stehbias,. of this county.
introuoceo in tbe sense a mil to pro
mote agrieuliece on land under irriga
tion m ibh- state, and to confer an origi
nal jwiedicttoQ on boards of coeHty
cooesisstoeers te fer rates to be charged
for tbe use of annuel asd perpetual water
rent to ecetrpants on lands under irri
gation by means of canals, ditches, reservoir:-,
laterals, in irrigated districts in
the itate of Nebraska,. ad te regulate
the furoishiag and distribution of water
for irrigetiag, Hiiec and domestic pur
poses and to regulate and control per
sons, a.-sactatioG, stock companies, or
ganised wader the general laws of the
state of Nebraska for the purpose of
meta'aimBgand operating cacais.dit.ches
and laterals thereto in tbe state of Ne
braska, asd posgesifce tbe titae when
pcior reed ricrbts may lapse as to seb
sequBt oxnrs, eons:rBetors and build
ers of eaeals, ditches aad fe terra is, in the
stste of Nebraska.
2TE55ASSA SZWS.
A party of seranseau ia Banner organ
ssed an auteloae bust, sad came home
after a hasd days tramp with twentv-
eight f 10k rabbftts and an empty jug.
William Taylor, living near St. Paul
dischasseda fara baud and a few nishts
later mised a beese, saddle and bridle.
A rawaid of 550 is ogered for the re
tain of the hiied maa asd the stna be
stole.
A wBeetec coaaty t&rraer ptantea
tbree-etgbts of au acre of ground to pea-
nts last spnag. and this fall harvested
foryt-ooe bcsbels of nupber i peanuts.
Tbe nuts are worth 5L50 per bos he I.
asd at this rate the crop wocld bring
8161 porasre.
A Binzxie kmdirig shotgun in the bands
of George Ofeon. of Qakdale. ssploded
tearing tbe breach of tbe gun wide open
for a dtstaace of six or eight inches, and
blow-is? a part of tbe httle Soger off the
boy's left baud, but very fortunately not
injtmog htm otherwise.
Boads to the extent of 3USX0O voted bv
Butler county to the Uakm Pacific road
fall due next year. There is only about
$2a,00 in sight with which to liquidate.
The county will have to emulate the
road, says tbe r'reeooi Tribune, and ask
lor an eighty-year exensioa of tbe debt.
Tbe beg disease so prevalent ia this
recwe. says tae irransenn oentiaei. ts
!jlr cte ditfereot herds are ck
ia tkaeraas wys. Tbe fault appears to
be socoetbicg eounected with the corn
bat being fed, and we believe that if
tbe eocH was weii soaked and washed be
fore feeding, it would he, benedcial in its
resects.
STickka! Arnica Sai7S
Tbe best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, teter, chapped bands, chdbiains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
timely cures pdes, or no pay reqiired,
K fe guaranteed to gire perfect satisfac-
- joa or money refunded. Price 15 cents
per bor.
For --ale bv A.F. Sireiis
POWDER
Absolutely Pure,
Celebrated, for .25 great ieavemnz streaeta
Mealtft fulness. Assures tie food acafest
S alteration ruEiinoa
Bmi.&isss..'pf-wvzaf. jr, T , c
A SAILOR. Two years ago, 25
gjrjjQ the approach, of
Cliriscmastide, she
sailing ship Trafalgar was ptewmg the
ocean to make the harbor of Meikotrme.
She reached port on the 17m of Decern-
ber, commanded i a lad of 18 Tears.
The ship had started full handed with
William Shotten, an apprentice jeer.
cut of his time, ranking third mate.
rtacnS the voyage the captain died of
fever, and the first mate fell 31 ; ako an
able- seaman who acted as first zaase.
The second mate could not navigate a
Ehip, and the acw became sodlv de-
1 moralized at the nrcsDeci before thera.
Toung Shotten had acted with tbe
; mates throughout the vovajrs asd as
times handled the ship when tbe sever
compelled the navigator to go below.
He decided to say nocking about the
change of affairs, but the sailers learned
that all the exnerienced ofneers we
down and no one left but a bov, who
had been one of themselves a shore
time before.
Tbe sailors wanted to take tbe shao
to the nearest cert, but roans Shotten
set hie f aca
against It, for,
though a beard
less boy, aad
modest at that,
be -was the hob of
aa able sea eap
taiu aad felt ca
pable ia a piacb
of deeds wortbv
bis lineage. He
told the, crew
that he had al
ready mvigafed
tbe vessel much
of tbe time, asd
THE BOY CAPTJJX.
that if he conM navigate her to the
nearest port ne could take her ro Mpi-
bourne. Upon his return tcEaciaBd
the brave saOer was given a certzScste
as junior efacer. JBelating his experi
ence on the Traiaisar. be said: "TKa
deaths on iioerd and the position we
were left in made tbe men see theses
very blackly. It was from that fact the:
any difnculties I had with them arose,
not from a desire, I am certain, toc&use
trouble. Anybody who kaows wba
sailors are will easily understaod their
fidgetiness aad the troubles they xsake
as a result of it. If I had beea in tbe
fo'c's'le and ssea a lad taking tbe hear
ings day after day en the eunrser deck
ana naa saown that was tbe eely
frail guide &u the trackless sea. -whv. I
might myself have been a trifle naeasv.
All the men could have done would
have been to take a given cirecrioH
the direction of tbe Australian eoaii-
nen and bear up for it igjthar sbat
or have trusted to baipg oieked up br a
passia sbiti. In the first case they mug.
just sub her agrcend on tbe first load
they touched. It might haveheea a bar
ren coast hundreds of miles from dvih-zadou-
As ; being picked up by aaosb
er ship, wen, we didn't see'aes oa tbe
whole voyage.
"We had a good bit of rough weather '
when we got into Australiau latitudes,
had sails blow away aad so oc, bet got
to Melbourne all right in time for
Christmas. Immediately tbe men got
foot oa shore they forgot all their trou
bles and couldn't say t8$ kind things
of me. Tbe stranse aai?t so doubt,
was not without ns"ri?ks, bus if I had
set T doubting the results we Eusbt not
have got through as we did."
A SSGOKD
PAUL SBviS.
Tbv Siea out
break of Deceiaher,
1864, and snassecre
(if pars of the garrisoa of Fort Phil
Kearny is a well known incident of tbe
plains, but the subsequent relief of the
post was attended with a thrilling deed
of personal heroism, lost sight of in the
horror of the massacre. Tbe Sioux im
mediately laid siege to the fort after
killing over 80 ofScers asd soldiers out
side. The families of tbe oSeers were
present, and at one time the womes
begged to be placed in the powder bouse
and blown up in case tbe work most
f alL Any fate was better thaa to he tbe
prey of savages. Tbe commaBder, Colo
nel Carrington, handed his revolver to
his wife and told her to use it in blow
ing out her brains in case tbe Indiana
broke into tbe inclosure.
The Indians outnumbered tbe garrisoa
20 to I, and the nearest help was at
i
iramie, 22a atUes distast. A vohsa-
teer scout warned Jobs PbQlias. wbo
was an alien, wens to oae of the vic
tims widowed by tbe massacre, tbe wife
of Lieutenant Grummond, and offered
to ride through the Indian iras for help
pranaxag he be allowed tQ ebcose bis
own horse. He was given tbe best sseed
in the ofScers stable. The therraosBe
ter was 20 degrees Below aero when be
set out ftsi ia horse bad to plow a
path for himself throssh tbe sbcw.
Hariag passed tbe Indian liaes without
discovery and covered a
good distaBeo i
before daylight, tbe gallast fellow
I found hiding ia some Btesqeiie besbes
for the day. 2 ext nizbt be was chased
by Indians, but eseaped aad reached
fararrtie while r gsv masked ball was?
at its height. Covered wirb same-
k, wisb icicles for a beard, tbe revelers
wok tbe figure which burst amoag tbea
tor a mimic Santa duos. Hairing jest
I streagtb to aoBosnce bis erxaad. be fell
; uncooiciocs. Troops berried from Lara
mie to the threatened -boss ia tbse 10
save k.
Tbe bcstilcs teak reveree upoa tbe
brave fcout'in the most savage masses.
Once he came witbia their power, hav
ing been lassoed while ridisg oa. the
; plains, but was rescued from death by
torture. Phillips' roach was rmded
1 1
: again and ar;trR by tbe Sioez bis cas
tle killed or driven, awoy and other
wanton deprecations visited -spas him.
I The gallant fefkrw died of tbe expose
incurred ia tbe wiater ride fsom Fact
Kearny to Laramie aed ia bis pweoBsn
campaigas with his savage enemies hiss
ing for years. Gsosoe. L. !ttvp
fir
The Great Annual
Closing Sale
of the
COMMENCING- JANUARY 12th, TO CONTINUE
THE BALANCE OF THE MONTH.
j expect to go east next month to lay in oer sopory of sprfeg- &scL
' smnaaer goods and as we still Sod ocrselves beavify ioefied witk "wiater
' eotxfe rather than to csrrr rrwrn ncr w h-ail ttwto. rWo crsar T
j our stock of
Dry Goods, Cloaks, Ladies' and Gents9
Furnishing, Blankets, Boots, Slices and
Rubber Goods regardless oi cost. . .
Sere are Some of Our 3?riosr
25 pieces of Eogfish OutiBes, regular price !?Sie, roig a t o6st per'yii;
pieces of 12K cts. Canton FfanaeJ gotog t S aSs
Erees GiBgham, lO-ceat quality-, gowg at 6 ceans.
Aproe Giogbaas 3 cents per yard.
15 pieces 10-ceat quality Lioec Crash, goiag mt T1 eaot:.
20 dosea Dianer Napkios. 150 quality, gone; at $1-60 par nWtwi
Table Lioeos. S2.IX) oaalitv. rotnr atslJS: 21 .00 t GS aSKr at 35 e&s.
4 Pepocel! Bleecbed Sbeetisgs, regular pnee 25 cie goiog a4 M ss: patryd.
9-1 Uabeched. regular price 23 ceets. at 13 ceots peryrd
1 lot fcjtaralaitl -ceat rmt, to close ot. . cents par yrtL
Ihs yard wide Ladies Qotb. ia all eokxs, regular pcictt cte-
pec yara.
1 yard wide Ladies Goth, regokr pnee Js ess. goiog at 2S ets. per yard.
55 ich all wool HeorMCtas. isgxiar prieo 53 cobIe. soieg els. pec yd.
Imported Secges, a$ inebac wide, rwsoisg- from SLJO to SL25T lor this sale
5 easts per yaxd.
1 Vof fas
e&ty 51 -S gameets.
mm
a 5S eeals; a east
at S caafis.
SSaX) owJitj Ofiforabi Btes&ete at J5.Ti
SfcC&ifaiity at 530. quabl? L 1QL
fiOa&tyat L25. lQ quality & JUL
o cete qo&lity at ceatB.
Wtatowr we bme tefs oe bod. saBae high ag g2: or afcih fibga
eg out sate st down to S2. ML
Hosiery. Gfovee, 3fittaas, Yacas, Zapbac Skaoay, GeMe Fwcaiching tods
at a rrest retmetioa.
BOOTS a -?sr
Ail our ladMs $2 aad SLT5 qoeiity goiaej at lor this; swift.
AU oar Uxbes Sue shoes 5350 aod .GU.
Hendersoa's and Paddac Bro nake sbo4g to closa oat x4 SJS. Heedecaoa's
Red School Hoose sboes at a big discount. 1 lot of dukkeY seboof sbees, good
oaes, beet or spring beeL6 to 5 at 73 eects. S to 12 at 9 seats, 13 to 2 a
iieo's aad boys sboes at a great reduction.
ZWCm ant this ad and bring it to tbe Bosto Store so tbat yoa wfli boec
fist of goods for this sale aad the prices we prcsiee to sell tbea for.
Tours for Bargains,
THE
Sooth rood Otteasteta Block.
c
9
AND
Order by telephone from
2:
WALL-PAPER, PAINT AND OIL DEPOT.
WINDOW GLSS. TAKXISHES, GOLrD ULAF, GOLD
PAINTS, BROXZES, ARTISTS COLORS AXD BRUSHES, PLA2CG AXD
FURXITiiKE POLISHES, PREPARED HOUSE AXD BUGGY PA1X3S,
KALSOMIXE ATFSRTATj, WEfDO W SHADES,
ESTABLISHED JULY 1S8S. - 210 SPRUCE SOES
;kort
OF BRICKS.
That Was SlaryfcjN DUeaae, He "Waa
a of Ideas.
Two rivsl ccstractoss, Casey aad
I Mcrpbj, were putting up rows of booses
on iuBeui afurt; ok a ouwa sow2
street. Oee aftexBOon Xespby diBoover
ed that bo was renaxBg nrt of brie&s
asd tfaac tbe men wonM bave to tacck
off work for tbe rest of tbe day safes,
a fmal supply eooid be rbsauied. 2Cow,
Casey, os tbe other side of tbe street,
was well sappbed with bricfc. aad biE
mea wese workiag Kke ben revs. So
Hsrpay west over to Casey asd said:
"Dn. Oi
v roa out o bricks. Ltadaw
tbe loan av above forwbaa'e, aa OT11
give tbiat buck to ye tonaocrer.7' Be
Casey was ra a bad hnmac, aad be
wouldn't lead a single brick, '1)iU git
uvea wid ye far tfeac Daa Casey," I
said Marafey, aad be won back to bio
"ifhm, said be, we re stan o
arick?. 2ow, Casey's ami are wurfcia ;
sdddy, bee if wo doaT. git soc av aa
bricks we'll bave so knock os. So do
ye all Rthwy here while Oi go ap above
is tbis baiidXB, aa wan On yell tasee i
Ojoesaoas to ye, do ye all aaswer 'ris.' ,
Dve seer
"AH roigbt. boss" s
ilnrpby went sp
iaso tbe naemaaWd
si
bacs aad yelled:
"Are ye all down there, mssv
'Tie, " replied tbe mea.
"Are vq all wnifcmsr
"53s."
"Dove all fcaloag ia tbe A. P. A.r
"STat
Aad in two zamwimA ih 9W aries
came over Pbilarlrhia E-ccrd.
BOSTON STORE,
a4JS ets
qoaber
itt ee65v ateeeBaiKy
i?S-
foe
SEOSS.
BOSTON ST0R&.
JULIUS PIZER, Prop.
NGS
9
Xemon's Book Star a.
I5T ' 1 - I a r
Swaiuiilauj of a Uachelr.
Wbea a girl soys saes glad she iss't
a ana, yoa jony be pretty sere she's
howfegged or sooietbiBg.
Sc. Peter ronbtn't bao bees mosried.
If be bad bees, be woebta't bavo tbe
hearsto keep aay mszzied. meat out of
It always aiafccn a mas mod so have
has wife esast to read ovor a lot of old
tool letters be wrote b: beaKS taey
weseaaczxKd.
To a good anay paople boaM meaas
a pface wbexe tbe aasbaad caa sis aad
sbm&b in bis abizt sleeves aad wbesa tbe
wise caa go aarooad wish ao eossec oa.
Tbe reasoo why iroaen are always
so hMeseaed ia a bride is baeaose the
BMurxied oaes axe wMaViriat; whether
she Jraows as orach as abey ao, aad die
aaaMzried oaes are woaderiae whether
they know as aracb as sba does. Xew
York Pxeaa,
Sawcii I beesd a aaear tbaag tbe
day. A aaaiaeMi aass s pigweeJd
a bsrsa pail of silk aad then
yoa eoald pat aim iu tbe s&atepail and
. &a
1 fill it.
I doa't aoabt it- I Icbrw s
that draak ap a saw-
mill, aad thea we pas
n a pine
bocr. IbtooaJya Life.
Eke Preferred the 3Tcr Scyle.
Ho was a gaadessas af taeoMscBcol.
"Parmit me." be add.
'Tbea be tisad bar bead.
"Well, say, " she safairaed with seme
yipbngia, as if soaabiag bad eccmrred
to BEoaoko ber, "thera'saetbiBg poson
oesiatbe face powder I nse." Chi
cago Pose
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GRAIN
mas OBce