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THE HHELIM1NAHY liEAHING
in the
PREPARATIONS BEG UK,
on y
Tnkfn Ye?trdny
0). .ver C;io
Co miiicin c
niriit Wet k
;il
n.,,1, ma !. in mics ir 1 1 i. insr I vts in
, .oiiiii; jitiilit s t!ir man wlio shoots
' i. ... i i jinn . ,r- . i , . iu
iw,ti,w, , I I I , (It I I! Oil i. J'l-
for tli. insrl vfs
the
' f if" "')..ver C.ise
K ) ' 'on iZaturtlau' Daily
J Ik i I hi i n;i rv ex;i
ti
1 1 1 i 1 1 . 1 1 i 1 1 of
Dr.s. Sin Cls'ir, Williams and Mr
I.anhliii was Ix in hel'l yesterday
in Omaha. W ive below the tes
timony ol 1 he i wo iiioft important
witnesses i hat liave thus far t .-.( -fi.-d.
iio.jii'e Ilea ver, liloilier of Mis
iJv.iwr, : aid: "ASioiii I wo vc !.
ifler 1113- slsler l'-fl hiniie, I reeeived
:i Iciter 1'com her v.likii said thai
slie was in Omaha at the instiin-e
For a Fouuh of July Celobra-tion
That Will Eclpseall Former Efforts
in thai Lin? Cass and Adjoin
ing Couiitifts Will be
Inv: f"-J,
.1 at Jnd
purpose.
and v;r
ii ' d nMored for a tumor
On January I eame to Omaha a:ni
g' Haw her, and she said .-he was hein
) tiiai: il or a tumor and that a
Hion.v1- was Icinu,' use(l in
J lu-r wond. McLaughlin toid
liu siie w as . uili. rini;' from
f ii tumor ;nd thai Im- liad pimclured
it. Ilis sisler liad paiil liini .f a mo
i Ifei-1 ' 1 ne w.i - uio -1 it m 1 1 i 1 1 s ! le ot
i to stay at tlx- institutes' vai'li-
8 longer to he fully cured. My si-U-i
i told me she had he -n at liie in.-ii-
I lute live w-eeiis. i h li --,!' wiih uiy
1 sister and told her tosiay mail she
was 01 1 1 !"" I - t ur.'d. I hat is (lie
Fill! ill
idle v
j. f.
.lie
Oil
price Mcl.au-hliu told me lie won),
cure her for. McLaughlin also tli
me his treatment had u 'eatl- n
duced the tumor. lie ai , s rj i 1 in;
sister was not in the family va
The nexi time I saw 1113' sisler .-h
was dead. I e;mir to Omaha in 11
Spouse 1 a telegram Irom lhe
j
: i
!
sutute. .mv s'.-ter .-Mice ac-ompa
llieil me. .iler 1 arrived at the 1.1
stitute I learned thai my sister ha
neen 1 n t he la mi I v wa v. 1 le 1 iir re
J met Dr. Sine '.air. lie toid i;:i d
my si -iter 1.
not 'fcl t I i T ' :'iir
while reniovin:-
::n s , ie lia
.( wi eks, and that
In- cli i hi lie put her
i .lie nice, 1 11 ca 1 lei
Ll 1 i I -ey 's ol"i,ce lor the
maliiii'-' arrangements for
of J uly ceh-h ati hi. I". M. L'
was chosen io preside and
Yiiiiiil;', mh made .-ecrc ary.
I. I . W'iiidhaai stated tin- object
of lhe meeting and thought it besj
to celebrate the i 1 co 1 . 1 i 1 1 1;' oi the M.
1 '. k'. K'. iii connection with a i-ncr-al
Fourth of July celebrai on and
uviie the en. ire roiiiny and adjor-i-
; 1 1 j 1 ui;' c- u .- . ics to 11 11 1 ie w Hi us 1 u
same. A-ler coiisideraoie W"K
the subject on motion the I'ol lo wi ,t
coi 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 e on 4"c n e ra I arra linemen
was selected:
M. 15. M itiphv, k I !. U'inilltatii, V.
II. I'ickens, h'-auk Ca rr 11 1 1 1, ( ho, I J.
We'dmaii, . S. lb eusel, I ). P.. Smith
and K. V. Jlyers.
The ioilowin4 excellent spec'id
cotiMiiibees verr chosen wiih i-.i-wtruclioiis
to ';o to work.
l-'inance Committee !. Car:i'ih
Geo. Wei'lmaii and R. V. Ilyers.
Coinmittfe on Sjeakers -.. X.
Sullivan, A. 15. Kuotis, C. W. She--111:111
;"id lv'. 15. Windham.
Coini.ii ti-e on Grounds V. II.
I'ickrns, Geo. I'oisa'l and
Kiel ley.
.Next week will w'lness the rlicc
tt the jnibbc schools of the cit'.
Tuesday will be field da) , and a
4Viieral picaii'wid be had at : .
errald's I'orty.
Thursday evening will Usher
the regular rad ua 1 i . e:irei.-es at
the opera holl.-c, 10 be mllowed b
die annual bampiet of the alumni.
Oi F'riday eveiiiu;'-;! - ra ud m u .- ic
id e;iteT'l;iiunc at w 'l be i;'en, of
iiem 011;
mocracy is a curse to tin- land, the
source of our bhicrest woes; the
haven where vice funis friends and
line iis apolo'isis and defenders.
Democracy isor'nal sin let loose
to rent and destroy; it is the
s 1 ri t ol e v i I liibiiL;" die wine of
ie laud; I he i ica i la , io 11 o I 11 1 1 hoi i -
liess, the child of the devil, iis;
The NationalHymn World's Fair.
ASPS- .
SAN J A ULAUS SUAP
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J Ibdl .V Thomas vs. J-Msvard Mm
pi 1 . i , -: 1 1 i - -ed oa 1 no I i i . 1 ol pi; 1 ti -!
1 1 ii - a 1 ; t '. i 1 1 i i 1 co. t .
; 1 '' -', i I 1 1 1 ( i ( ' ; I e.- 1 e r Iv
1 John W. Coh ma 1 li I d
1 1 1 e ; : i of i b ' : r a i ii e r, y .1
man, i, 1 : : i a -. 1 .
I 1 i if S , , e o i N'rlH'i'.-
Sy Coeiitry: 'tis of thee,
S'.vi ( t l.nui liherty,
Of th'-c I sin;,';
Lai:J wliere our fathers
died ;
LanJ wln-re our Mothers
rriej,
Ov:r Hie wah-h:!' brJ
Let tree. jam lilltC.
,U' i::itie iDiintrv tl.re
I and el lit noble, Ire
'1 11 ,- n;;;iir ! I ve ;
I lev- !!iv fi.ksnn,! friil
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t,; -.. lwif:;!i.,:r.Tt!:n!
Win. L. and
lor appoint
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plaint
court.
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a ' i 1 i n e s c a 1 1 be i 1 1
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eets, wiih II. 1 "eck.
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u id nut u
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ivAKtRS FOR ALL
AT1QN5.
.( ki:
, to
Ill
under the intluence of chlo')form
and she came out of it all rirh;
I did not ask nor did the doe'or s::
liow lon- it was that my sister dic
after the ch i Id w as removed. I, how
ever, did tell him that he had de
ceiveil me when he said 011 my
former visd that 1113- sister was 110
in the laiiioy vvav out was sutler
'. inr from a tumor. He replied tha
he was shiehbnyf her from her
friends vt lier 1 et:ui s-. He furihe
said ihat if I liad been a physician I
could not have helped douijf tin
lliiutr. Dr. rnuclair liiiormed me
tliat 1113- sister's lem.-dus were a
Grinof's. He also in tinned me tha
the child's remains were at the sanu
place. I saw the remains oi in
sisted t he next d-iy. lie iurth.er in
formed ne that the child was dec'
when it had been removed, j had
my sister's body placed in a coflin
and sent to I'lattsmouth, where she
was lirrk'd. I did not see the r
mai ls of the ch :ld."
Mrs.James Doyce af Ca.roll, Ia.,tlie
next witness said: "I was at the
institute the day Miss Heaver died
and know where her room was
saw her that day 111 the adernoon.
She was cotiib'.nr her hair. She
felt sick and was about to be co
iirieu. Ihat tune there was no
other person present in the room.
ne tout me that the doctors were
oini; to perform an operation in a
ahorl time. I did not see Miss Heav
er ajfaii that day. and did not learn
of her death moil the next morn hi of,
when I was ea'nie- tny breakfast. I
saw Mis Keaver every day durin
the two weeks I was beins treated
but I did not know until the day he
fore her death that f he was in the
family way.
The taking- of further evidence
was then posiposed until next Wed
nesday ane-noon at 2:'.JA) o'clock.
Tha Nawly Elected Techers.
Plaitsmouth employs twenty-four
teachers in her public schools, twen
ty one of them have been selected
and the remaining three will be
elected at a meeting of the schooi
board to be held to-night. The
teachers elecied are as fo lows,
F. C. lV'cC'ellan, supt.. V, X. Ha'
sey, principal. May McCle'land, asst
prin., Alice Wilson, Addie Seai 'e.
Aldora Ca k, Gertrude Kerney,
Margaret Sampso 1, Carrie Gruesel,
May Herry, Margaret Sheppard,
Ame'ia V'aMery, Alberta Hye.s,
Maggie Wright- Tressa Heinp'e,
K!la Wviht, Anna Heise', .Nana
Moore. Sa'Jie Tliomas, Cora Coo':,
and Sue Ma ..son.
Rev. J. T. Baird is the ovvne'-of ihe
property on the hill ac oss .Vom the
Ha-i'gan re'de-'ce. Some days
ago he concluded to licvr a well
dug on the p'-emises and wih Ihat
end in view he employed die 11 rm
Cory & Hrosius. Tliey liave rebelled
thedepih of lolfeet vh'ch ''s below
the 'evelo. ihe bob' 0:11 of toe Mis
souri ri . -, 1 i 1 1 i'o vv:' e has yei
been foi'inb The weJ '-d!g;;-e -s wen!
throi' h , hiriy iV'ei of I 'm et .one end
immed ate'y unih-rly .big the i:.nc
s!opf wvs a ive'vi'ioot vei:i of pe-
F. M.
Committee on Decora 1 ion 1). li.
Smith. Val Ihirkel, O. A. Drown, Mrs.
J. X. Wise, Mrs. C. 1'armele and Mrs.
J. I'. Veiling.
Coninbitee 011 Invitations, I'r'nt
ingand I'ogams - Iv'. D. Windham.
F. !;. Whiie, Sam Waugli and O. 11 .
Dalloii.
Commhiee on Fi reworks --J. I.
Voting, Tom Patterson and D. C.
Mclmtee.
Coinuiitlee 011 Music Fred J.ehn
hoff, James Deitee, James I'ol lock,
J. II. 'ollllg, Ca "1 1 loenig-a .id John
km..
Committee n Amusemeuis- II.
X. Dovey, H. Dons, C. D'-ecken fe'd,
1. Morga:i and W. D. Short.
Reception Committee J. M. Pai
ierson, 1'red Herman i, W. H. Cusli-
iiivr, li. Llson, Win. Xeville, J. C.
Cummins, J. A. Gutsche, J. C. Peter
sen, 1). M. Lewis and 1). Ilawks-
wordi.
Commitiee on Transportation F,
IC. While, Dyron Clark. A. X.Sidli-
van and A. 11. lodd.
Alter some discussion ot puns
for prop,- ly ceiebraling the two
eveois, iiie nteei :ig adjour led .o
convene ajrain to-niiht at 8:30 .u
the county judges oflice, when it is
noped every ous'ness house m i?e
cuvwill te iepreseuted. lhe at
ieuda-ice last evening was good,
and a splendid feeFnjr was m:ni-
jested but in order to make the
celebrafion the g'-'eat success which
deserves to be we we must have
eve y body interested, and helping
dv word or aeea to assist 111 '.he
undertaking. lie sure ajd come
out ;- lighi. We will show otii
neighbors dial; I'laifsmou h is wide
awake and never t'a'.ls in a.iy of her
unueria t'uers.
1 1 . : . -1 1'
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1' 1
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'I lit
ci ii'.-s
I'ei i 's
hi!
ill be
line o I 1 a !
ioiind at J h i
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if
I am now prepared to deliver ice
to auv part of ihe cty. Telephone 7li.
tf " !!. (.'. McMAlvKX.
Awir.
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11 -
Try Drown
milk shakes ;
J :'. rrei 1 s crca m s
d mineral water.
od;
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Mu-if..
Urn ion
iv.
In- I fttfli!li
Iiavirri
-Ki;tt
-urer.
ht to
Rricklav'i.ig 0.1 the court hocse
was bejrua this morninir.
Parses in town he e liave rented
die old posioflice room in the An
tieusei -riuscn oiock lor a harness
and saddlery slore.
Jim Sage and Sam Shu tnakerspo rt
a parinershlp team of black horses
which the purchased in Iowa the
o. ne' day- tna. are cer.ainly ti:'ra to
beat.
Remember the meeilng at the
couu.y judge's oflice at8::"0 this eve-
mug. Drace up the comniitiees bv
your attendance and help the good
wo k along.
Miss I.at -a A. Aid Ich of G.is-
wold, Jowa, a ad Miss Deua Flsc'ier
Sneaandoan, Iowa, are in ;''e;'(v
10 day loo"i"ng afler jjosLIo' s i 1
O IIUDHC SCllOO'S.
Geo-ge TiO-.icr a .id w'fe lrft .'rst
Val."i:r:
Ct'iit
"v,ituoia .tl..i ili.ny
I'ltM-ata int ol 11 Uma- .Ih 1 A
.M:iiir. - .v . i- 11 . i - " Willi
'!'. K l.iiial t'-'tc.
I!''iit-i!ic; ion Kev..!. L. M . luifkner
The graduates are the Misses
Luella Mathews, M v 1 la 1 'orier, A ! ice
Mann, Mae Diiitoii, Mabel Hayes,
Myrtle Purely and Manota Ivken
bary. Chris I uerr, a jiromiuent fa . "me."
of Louisville precinct made tiie
II Kk'AU a pleasant call io-day.
Tut-; IlKU'Akn is in receit of some
beautiful souvenir p'"og a ts of the
high school coin uieiicemO'it.
1 he ram and cioiniy weai ner gi ve.-
vegetai'.on almost a trojucal ap
pearance to-day.
The Hlmwood Lclio liomiiuite
A. li. Todd for cot.ii.yTrea
1 low is t h is Am m i r You ou
keep die folks posted ai home.
A train of palace stock ca rs load
ed vv it h ca i ,' 'e f.-oin South Omaha
made a flylngrun th-orgh theja'-ds
'ih.s mo -noig bound lor Chicago.
llAt anv time within the last two or
3 weeks Mi1 "ay could have shown
a squad of something like a htm
dred Ii.diaus who were probably
.'.'ir average samples of what that
government has been sending
over to aid in nianufac' uriug laws
for the Anic-'can people. Does it
not occu- to those who saw them,
ihat they are not jut the khid of
material out of which good citizens
are made. Banner,
A 'Gosje'. Wagon" conducied by
the Y. M. C. A. will stai t ne:.i week
on its miss.'oa lour over lhe s ave
of Xebrasla. It will be manned br
a half dozen young men who w'll
conduct open air gospel meet" tig-
and do m'ssion work ; :i the towns
through wh;ch they go. This strikes
usasapeiiig lhe salviu on A" :ny
most too fa". 11 the boys want 10
do good, tlie' shou id not let their
zeal runevva v w ,h 'tie r judgmei,,
and make a spec ac'e of themselves.
Wr. A. Sallstn:ry 1m- tti. irlUHit- rlii-M t.i ijtf
Or. Sti'ir iii'n J.r.ftil A uiisfhil i- i'ar fH: i"iit:li,"i
ixtriitici. of I ci tti i 1 ISiisiity. O;no n inl
rr '. I'tHtt a ;iri ive. ri-lioblf in 11-salr.rv S7i
to sso incut lily, v 11 li Hit TCiet', lo lci'ifi-riit
V7. D- JUNES, PicpriuLur.
THE, FINEST RIGS IN
T'HE CITY
't k t- invn t-octii'ii
lioiisc. IVfutnt'is
'lex l is"). New Vi.lk.
si-oiisiliif Vt w Yi.iiv
MAM I'VCI L'KK.K. I.Ofl
"etl cl.iy, of
111 oi'v nihil c
cr i n
mi:cii ! Ke so. i piiii.y; uniJer the red
ve'11 was a four foot vein of an rv
ceecT'igU' 'or'giit green co'o" of
tiie ne o'ly raiit e; that e'ti'er
ve:n wou'd ii;;. ke erccel'e.ii p;i t
wasc'ea'iv' t'en'o - a cd, but the
cost of fi'?d"'ig out 're c; e ii of the
clar sva.'a aud ' .e l'ao'l'.y ihat ii
iri'i; i.'rn 11.1t o-i'y a pockeb is
si'Cli '!i:'t me I tf 111 .-a - w'U not
ri.sk the: - ninnry in a J lorough in
vt's 'ga ,'01 o' neli.i". Tee coin s
in 'uii.'i c'rys ue much b"'gnier
jti--i ;i ij 1 r we ere saw i j lhe
way t)f it H ia " i.and webel'eve
it wounl pcy lojni -e ' ne new n-jite-tia'g
ind it i'l o l anil place it on
the iiik kc'.
County Court.
.Petition of Herman Th'eman filed
for probate of last will and testa
ment ot Peter Thiemau, deceased,
and for letters teslamcnta . there
under to Caroline Thiemati.
TLiiothv- Clark vs. Piatt.-nniu.h
Ca.iubig Co., et ah Suit 011 account.
On trial .0 court.
K. S. Coflin vs, IMattsmouth Cann
ing Co. et al. Suit 011 account. On
trial to court.
evening- lor Ch:ca-o to s-ho.v his
car storage leceplac'e" to the
railway audio"! ies of that cit3".
The count' and ciiy ass?3soi-s
have all made their levurns to the
coun'y e::cept I'. K. "RutTnerof the
coad ward Al Despa'.i of the
H d ward and W.J. L.'i'gldin of Salt
Creek precinct. I'lotulay is ihe last
(lav for die rece'nt of the.e re. urn
as die couiuy com in "ss'oners oeg'Li
T nrsday the;r ?i!'it'al session as a
board of Kquai-'-'.a.Ioii.
How El m wood People Were Duped
Last winter a Dr." King visiied
Ivimwood represeul :ng .he Omaha
Medical and Surgical I nslitute. He
claimed they could cure anyth! ig
.0 11 a wa-t fo a ten pound bunion
or a cross eye lo a busied reputation.
He specceded i.i seciirinr oalients
and their notes to the amount of over
.1. The notes given were sold to
second and : h !rd par. ies and now
i,rnup against 1 he o ::es who ga e
then?. Tiie Lis I.u.Iou has lately-
been raked over red-hot cojlsbythe
Woi-Jd-Herald a:id yh ee of .iie head
men of 'he inst'tul'o i a e now in
jail awaiting trial for the murder
of a lady padent from PIr :ti-liioinii.
Dr. Sinclair.the red-headed (jf;'c.i
vvho t'-'cd lo prac' ce he-e nd at
l.lgle wo vea .s rgo, but v .'s 1 i- iout
s one of , ie cr'oika now in ia'l.
Let uak.iowii 'niei'ic" ie men' j.'one
and consult you - ow.i registered
docto s :eg;--di:ig your mlmenis.
--- I'Icho.
I'kl'MXK.
The greatest of al remedies for
children. Cu "es indigesiiou cousli
pation F'evei Ishness' and loss of
sleep, Sold by Gering & Co.
Tiie Democratic Party.
We give an extract f out a polit
ical speech made by Col. Doblnger-
soll some lime ago. While speak
ing on another subject, some one
yelled from the crowd: "What's the
maiter with the democratic liartvV"
Inge "soli promptly proceeded to
inform his interrogator, in these
words, "What's the matter with the
democratic pariyr"
" hat is the matter with the dem
ocrat !c part-. 1 wiii lell you, mv
friend. The democratic partv was
bora under the planets that were in
opposition. It lives 111 theobjective
case. J.;ke a mule, 'it lias 110 pr.de
of ancestry.' It never originates
anything". It shines by boi owed
light. It never has been united by-
honest wedlock to a priiic;ple, but
lived for years in open adultery'
with a harlot cal led slavery; lived
with her until she died of corrup
tion and was buried amid the sobs
and g .-onus of her paramour. The
atmosphere that surrounds democ
racy is full of noxious vapors that
breed moral pesti knee and death.
The sun never shines through; vice
(.eks its shadow, and corruption
Si rows lusty under its nilhienc-.
prings of purity are never found
in democracy. Its waters are tor
pid. 1 if el ess covered vv: t h scum with
which stagnant pools unl move
less waters always offend i'.?e
(iiihii. Thesoil wh'ch demot .-.'r
lias cultivated has failed to yield a
harvest of value to : lie nation, bu
lies given crops of wo-lhle-s weeds
fid briars. Democray has no love
of corn ; ry ; be "eves in s.a tes i 11 stead
of nation; drives loyalty from its
doors and welcomes treason to its
habitations; holds the deeds of or
frolcberr. and sailors as naught
strives to blacken the names of oif
heroes; weeps over ' he lost cause;
hates t he blue and loves ihe giey;
s abs loyalty in the back; bmos
up the wounds of treason rnu speaks
words of hope and cotufort to its de
voices; applauds when helpless
blacks are stricken down in the
south, and caresses the hands red
with their innocent blood; dec'
the right of Aneiican citizens to
C,vss I.ODdK. No. l!.;. I. (). ri. K. inccti ev
ery I'iii-m1;iv niL'I't ;it tlicir liiilt in I'iri'r.'ii'l
!oek. All Otid I't llo-.v air cordially invited
.o attend vvliei: visitn 1: in t:u- city.
T. K. Wiluami, N. ;.
J. VV, hKILHiK, See
KNIdllTS OK l'YTHIAS. (tauntlrt U)diS"
Mi. 47. Meet:- every Wtlneudav eveninij
at their li -ll hi v ck' itch block. Ail visitinu
knights ;ire cordially nivitc'.I to attend, C. A.
Micsliiill, C. C. ; Frank Dixon, K, It. S.
TTOUXH MEN'S CUKISTI'IN -SOCIATtON
i vv arerman Mock. Ilain htreet. l;ooint
oj.cii from ::so a 111 to S ::0 v n.J t'"or iner. only
Uosj.H iiicot'iii! every Sunday afternoon at 4
t. 'eiock.
r-uTibis's lav
Cvr. 4th nini Vine
I'luttsiiiciitli, lS,'ebraskb
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WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON IIANJ)
A Full aad Complete line of
C. A- R.
VeCotinihie I'oM, No. 4.1, meet erery Satnr-
lay evening at 7 :30, in thetr hall, Koekwood
Biock. All visiting comrades are hiTiied to
ieet witb
tt. r. Niles, I-ost Ad.
F. A. Bates. Pott Com,
K. DRESSLER
f
The 6th St. Merchant Tail:.
Keeps a fall Ltue of
FaniTi? i cystic 33 h
Oousalt Iar lurarnt' t eiTlc UI :- 4 . . 1
SHERWOOD BLOCK
l f-.ttf3-f 43 .- til -'
HiLl
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Oils.
DSUGGISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS
Prescriptions Tart fully Compounded :it all Hours
The Best is the Cheapest
That is Why Fred Gorder after 15 years of experience as tho most Hupr-Runfal
Agricultural implement dealer in the county has belected the following impU
Bieuts which he carries ami heartily recomuionds to his friends and patrons.
Hotch.-u.i23.. lLolino aad Sciiutlor
WAGONS,
33radley, IForn, and IDooro
LISTERS and PLOWS
NEW DEPARTURE TONGUELES CUL
tivators and Badger Cultivator.
WEIRS AND BRADLEY STALKCUTTER,
DEERE, FARMERS FRIEND AND HA-
vrorth Checkrowers and Planters
STAPLE fiND FANCY the i.MUi Bug-ies, PLt.n., Carts, Spring Wa;,,
Carriage ad tiier Tebiek'8 that ai man a fact u red
GROCERIES,
GLASS AND
QUEEN SWA RE
Flap'1 nfl Fill a Specially
i Toiiag-e tb Puble Solicited.
arriage aaa tlier rthieleu that ai mauat'actured.
Th largest liae ia Casi Cunty, t doable and sinMe hnrnwn t
prie so low that it will paj j to cme 29 mile and ispect stock
before purchfiinS elwhere. DAVID MILLER a. exnerieuced
wrkata baa charge ot oar baruess shop.
Fr edGorder,
FMattsmouth and Weeping Water
JOHNSON BDILDISG. Kortk 6tH S
HENRY BOECK
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AND
.:.i ...r.';.?ry:?J
Everything lo Furnish Your Houso.
AT
I. PEARLMAN'S
GREAT 1IOJJEKN
HOUSE FURNISHING EfilPORIUm.
UNDERTAKR.
Constantly keeps on hand everything ;
you need to furnish your house.
Having bought the J V Weckbach store room
on soutn Main street I offer my entire stock at
a sacrifice to save moving. Mow is the time
to buy Gasoline stoves and, furniture of all
kinds.
Opera Uoe Block L PEAllLJiAjS.
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CORNER 8IXTU AND MAIN STKKET
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