f
LOCAL. S
Smoke Otto Wurl cisrars.
. Dr. W. B. Elster, Dentist, Water
man Block,
Anything jou want? Get it at Ger
ing's. - Miss Gretal Waugh is back from
Denver.
Vnen you want a comb, cme
to Gering & Co.
The sweetest of sweets in the candy
line at Gering & Co.'s
Otto Yuri's cigars are calculated to
make a man take an added interest in
life.
The Gut Heil cigars are the best
: smokers on the markt "Wurl iranu
factures them.
A large steel engraving. -Sunday at
Sea," has been presented to the public
library by Mrs. R. O. Fellows.
For sale or exchange Tor eastern
Nebraska lands, 25 ranches: all sizes.
I?. 15. Windham,
riattsmouth, Neb.
We have a few wall paper remnants
that we sell for 2c per roll. They are
lust the thing for closets and pantries.
Call and see us. ekixu Co.
Lowe Brothers high standard liquid
paints cover 300 square feet two coats
cheaper and better than lead and oil,
Gering & Co., selling agents.
Every youngr man in town would be
hunting up a license and a minister if
he knew how beautifully and inexpen
sively the Sattler Furniture C.. can
furnish a home for biru.
Balky watches made to work by Mc
Elwain, the jeweler.
The Trideof Plattsmouth is justly
Otto Wurl's famous live cent cigar.
Wurl Brothers' Gut Ileil cigar can't
be beaten for a cool, sweet smoker. .
If there's a place in town where la
dies feel satisfied that the style and
assortment of spring hats is all they
can ask, it's at Mrs. Manspeaker's.
We call for and repair all kinds of
rurniture. Call us up. Our telephone
is 137. Sattler Furniture Co.
Our Baby Cough syrup is justt the
thing for children under live years
only 25c a bottle. Gering & Co.
Orders taken for white and brown
bread, pies, plain and fancy cakes.
Tel73or251. Mrs. Ileese & McUaken.
When it comes to real tine pei'umes.
Gering & Co. keep them all.
If there is one store in Plattsmouth
that makes you want to buy every
thing they have it's that of the Sattler
Furniture Co. the big store on sixth
street.
You are looking for a Phoenix &
Northern tire policy. A. W. White
will write it. He, is sole agent for
Cass county.
Gering & Co.'s Syrup of Tri folium
Compound is the greatest spring blood
purifier sold, and is absolutely guaran
teed to give satisfaction or money re
funded. Price $1.
Harry Thomas and George Thomas
are with us no more. Sheriff Wheeler
took them to the penitentiary Thurs
day morning, where both will serve a
two years' sentence.
Elegant? Well, I should say! That's
what every one says of the line of
baby carriages, go-carts and sleepers
at the Sattler Furniture Co.'s big
store on Sixth street.
J. E. Marshall, formerly one of the
editors of the Post, with his wife and
child, came down from Lincoln, where
he is employed in the Journal otlk-e,
for a visit this week.
If you want to go a little higher
you can't get more for your money
than 'rom Otto Wurl's Silver Wreath
cigai.
C M. Butler late secretary of the
board of education, who has leen trans
ferred to Havelock, intends moving
his family to his present place of res
idence this week. His eldest son, how
ever, will remain here until the close
of school.
A. Allen, of Murray, has moved to
Plattsmouth to make this place his
home in the future. His family is
staying for the present with a son-in
law near Maple Grove, but will come
to this city as WK-n as Mr. Allen has
fixed up a house for them.
D. T. Selvage, the local agent of the
Crown Portrait company of Chicago,
although he has been here but a short
iime, is kept busy taking and tilling
orders for enlarged crayon portraits at
pastels at 4:1.1; and sepias for
42.99 each. Fine frames are furnished
free with each order. Mr. Selvage's
headquarters are in the Union block
at Plattsmouth.
A tablet of brass in meuioTiam of
Carl Morton has len placed in the
Nebraska City library by the board of
directors.
A certain newspajn-r deil was ex
plaining to a young lady last week the
difference between printing and pub
lishing, says an exchange. He having
concluded, she shyly said: "Now you
may print a kiss on my cheek, but you
must not publish it." With that he
locked the fair form in his arms, so it
would Dot pi, and went to press.
mi, Cnnrninooniirt. vncpnt.lv reversed
the decision of Judge Reese in the Su
preme court of 18S in the case of Cass
County vs. the C. B. & Q railway, in
volving assessments and taxations up
on railway bridges spanning navigable
streams.
The Nebraska City News says that
notice has beeii given to the patrons
of existing free delivery routes that
unless the roads traversed by the car
riers are kept in fair condition they
will be abandoned. That is a hint to
farmers in the right direction.
President Hill, of the Great North
ern, has just started on a remarkable
flying trip over his road. His special
will lie pulled by but one engine, re
lays of engineers being carried on the
train to relieve one another in the
cab.
County Superintendent Speaks.
With his never flagging zeal to in
terest parents, pupils and school otli
cers in the work of the county schools,
Superintendent Smith has just issued
the following circular letter:
To J'arents and School Oflicers:
In furtherance of the work in the
country schools as outlined some time
ago this additional notice is given.
Plans for conductinf the examinations
in various parts or the county have
been made. When the time comes pu
pils of the country schools desiring to
pass examination in tne branches of
the eighth grade will present them
selves accordingly
The Free Attendance High School
law has become a fact and the success
ful students may enjoy its benefits.
Special inducements are also offered.
The six candidates passing examina
tion w ith the highest average will be
entitled to their choice of scholarships
in the following institutions:
Weeping Water Academy (.'! years.)
Lincoln Business College.
Omaha Commercial and Business Col
lege. Fremont Normal School.
Western Normal College. Shenan
doah, la.
Northwestern Business College, Be
atrice. All of these scholarships cost good
hard money. To Kssess one of them
is a small fortune, and the 1mv or girl
that succeeds in getting one will lie
favored indeed.
We hope that a large n umber of the
boys and girls of the county will take
ad vantage of t h is opport u n i ty. I 'a rents
and officers should set that their fam
ilies and districts are well represented.
Yours truly, W. C. Smith,
County Superintendent.
A rrvvise merits.
Lauiirhiiig; :f IJttleU!p Ohln at Sau Fran
cisco, Cal. .
For the above occasion the Missouri
Pacific will sell round trip tickets to
San Francisco, Cat., at a rate of $G0.
Dates of sale. May 7th and 8th, with a
return limit of 30 days from date of
sale. For farther particulars inquire
of C. F. Stouten morouuh, Agt.
Subscribe for The Journal, 1.00 per
year.
Sfe. TIME TABLE.
Plitttftmtitli. Neb.
Walnut and Fifteenth Sis.
In KTTect at Miduitfht, June 9. 1900.
North bound. Leaves.
Passenger. No. 1 6:27 a in
No. 17 5:40 p in
Freight. No. I-M (daily ex. Sunday).... 3:4(ipm
South liountl leaves.
Passeiufi- No 2 11:34 pin
v.. i u III J.9, m ir
Preiubt 1J (dally ex. Sundav 7:.H5 a m
.no. 2 will uocotiiiiioilate Omaha llieutrc-
k.''rs. ii ii does uot ltave Omaha until 1 :.'.0
p iu .
No. 17 connects at Colon with train from
WeepiUK Water.
No. IS connects at Union with tralD for
Weeping Water
TIME ' TABLE.
Platcsm nth. fM-Bts.
Alril 21.. I'JtM.
..'HIl'A'iC
ST. JOSP.Pfc
KANSAS U:"Y.
ST. L-OCIS
And all po!n east,
aud south.
Juno-
LINCOLN,
OMAHA. I
DKNVEK. 1
POUTLANP. I
SAN KUAN CISCO. I
And all points west.
No 31 Local to Pacilie
tinu
No I Local exp. daily, points
east and south . .
No 30 Freight daily ex. Sund y
Pacific Junction
No 2t; I-ociil Pacific J uucliou..
Ni 'i Local exp. Iowa points
Chicago and cast
r.o 8 Past ex. daily. from Lin
coln to St. Joe Kansas
City -St. Louis, Chicago,
ail M;ms east, south
No I Local ex. daUy. Omaha.
Lincoln. Denver bdi In
termediate points
No 27 K C. to Omaha via Port
t'roo!:auil South Omaha
No 29 Local frt duily. ex. Sun
day. Cedar Creek. Louis
ville. South Mend
No 17 Local fruui PacitieJuue
to Piattsmoutu
No 7 Past mail, daily. Omaha
aud Liucoln local
No 6 Past vestibule ex. daily,
Chicago and the east...
No 3 Vestib'iledexpressdaily
Denver. Utah. California
black Hills. Pacific c'ast
No i:t Liucoln. i r.trul l-latil
KlacU 1 1 1 1 1 -. Muaaiu .V
Pacific N. W
NO :U Local ex. daily excent
SauUay, Louisville Ash
land and Schuyler
No IS Local to Omaha
No '. Lo'-ai Pacific J uucliou
to Platts
Nil ill FrouiOinalia
Sleeuitiir.diniEic.and reclining chalrcurs(seat
j freej on tbro-iiih trains. Tieketd sold and bag-
aK"ClieCKtril touu ?,iub iubuiUJ.;,4
or Canada. For Information, time laules.inap
and tickets call on or write to
W. L. Pickktt. Agent.
J Frawis. C. P. a.. Plattsmouth. Neb.
1 Tl S H Vf-
Lv Vr.m a 0
f.v hi ('. a m
Lv 2:40 p m
Lv 4:45 p m
Lv 4:32 p m
Lv :17 p ni
Lv 7:13 a in
Lv 10:10 a m
Lv -.10 a wo
Ar l!:10am
Lv 3:17 p m
Lv 7:M a m
L .1:33 p n
Lv i::;7 p m
Lv 3:50 p CD
Lv l':H p in
Lv 5: S p m
Lv 12:47 a m
Blatctiford Cavanough and the
Roney Boys.
Youno; Cavanajrh is one of the few
artistic musical phenomena whom the
world has refused to forjret. In his
inevitably brief and meteoric career as
a youth he made an impression that
was deep and lasting. This was due
to the exceptional power and sweet
ness of his voice, its irresistible pa
thos, its captivating mechanism of
sympathy, its divine finalities of soul
awakening. These things caused his
memory to be cherished with affection
and created an interest in his future
which nothing else could have done
It will now afford pleasure to his former
admirers to learn that while his voice
has changed in register it has lost lit
tle if anything of its divine quality
the gift of heaven -which makes it a
thing to stir responsive chords of sym
pathy in other hearts, to start the in
definable tears, to move the soul of all
who are born to a sense of melody.
Of the Honey I Joys t he Omaha World
Herald says: The program was a de
light from the beginning to the end, a
very unusual thins.'. Honey's I Joys a re
stars of the first magnitude, bright
manly little fellows, and so equal in
their attainments that the least that
can be said is that when you hear
them you are quite sure they have not
their equal for their age. Kvery num
ber was encored. The company was
received with great enthusiasm.
Uoth Ulatchford Cavauaugh ami the
Honey Doys will apiear at the I'ar
mele theatre Wednesday evening,
April 24, giving riattsmouth folk an
opportunity of hearing the loys who
have sung their way into the hearts of
the music lovers of half the cities of
the land.
Prizes For Letters about Nebraska.
A round trip ticket from any IJur
lington Houte station in Nebraska to
Yellowstone National 1 'ark and a com
plete trip through the Park is one of
twenty prizes offered by the IJiirlingtou
Houte for the best letters about
Nebraska.
Other prizes are: Trip, to Colorado,
the Hlack Hills. Chicago and St. Louis.
There are also several cash prizes.
The IJurliiigton offers these prizes
for letters that will encourage immi
gration to Nebraska. Letters de
scriptive of successful farming, catt le
raising, fruit growing and similar pur
suits are available for I he ui ose In
view.
The contest clows May :il, l!wI.
Circular giving full Information will
be mailed on request.
1. riiANcm,
General Passenger At'cnt, Omaha, Neb.
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant
HP.KM AN WALT Hit. defendant, will take
nolle-:
That on flic 'JMIi day of June. !!. P. J"
Nicliols. triisft-c. plaint ilT herein filed l.is pt
t it ion In t lie dist ri-t court of Cass county. Ne
braska, against said defendant, the ohiect
and prayerof w hich are to foreclose u certain
iimrtjrasre cxi-cutcd ! the defendant to the
plaint iff upon lot thirteen (lift. In Mock nine
teen (ll'l. in Kasle. Cass count v. Nebraska, ac
cording to t he recorded plat t hereof, to seeiir
the pavtiieni of t wo certain promissory notes,
dated fictolier l.'itli. I:i. for the sum of scv
ent v-five dollars (7.".n" dollars each, ami dut
and payable In one and t wo years rcp--ttve-ly
from the date thereof: and there Is now
clue itnsail notes and mortmain- the suinol
one hundred eithty-one rlsi.mi) dollars, for
which sum. it h interest from t hlsitate.lilain
titTpravs for a decree that defendant fe re
iiuired to. :i v f he same, or t hat said premises
may Ix- sold to satisfy the amount found due.
Von a rc re u I red to answer said petition on
or In f.ire the -jr.'Ut davof April. P.ml.
P. .1. NICHOLS. Trustee.
I!vTai.iuit Ai. i.k.n. Attorneys.
Hated March P.
I'irsi publication March 15.
Sheriff' s Sale.
tv virtue of an execution issued by (icorjre
P. 1 lousewort h. clerk of the district iinirl
within and for Cass itninty. Nebraska, and to
me directeil. I will on the
2 I I' l'.v Apr'" A l , 1 !!.
at 11 o'clock :c tn.. of said day. at the south
door of t hecourt house iu the city of Platts
mout h. In said count v. sell lit public auction,
to the hlirhest bidder for cash, t he following
real estate, lo-wit : lit -I in northeast quar
ter of I he sout hea st quarter of sect ion thirty
five t:i.) township eleven 411) ransre eleven til)
in Cass county. Nebraska, together with the
pri vilciTcs and appurtenances thereunto lie
loiik'iu or in any wis- npiicrtainiiur. The
same liclm; levied tiimn and taken as t he pro
ertyof William 1 1 . I .at Jaw. defendant, to sat
isfy a judgment of said court ns-overeil by
Cora O. Latiaw. plaintilf. atrainst said defend
ant. Plattsmouth. Nebraska. March ll. A. I.
W. I. II KKI.IvK.
SherilT Cass County. Nebraska.
A. L. TfMKl.ix.
PlaiutitPs Attorney.
Sheriff's Sale.
real estate, to-wit: Lots three (3) and four 44)
in block eleven (11) Younir and Hayes' addi
tion to Plattsmouth. and lot rive ."i) in block
eiKht (H) Unity of Plattsmouth. Cass county.
Nebraska, together with tlie privileges and
appurtenances thereunto iH-loinrinir or in any
wise aptM-rtaininff. The same lieinK levied
upon and taken as the property tf Cliristlan
11. Petersen et al. defendants, to satisfy a
judgment of.saii court recovered by the
County of Cass, plaintiff against said defend
ants. Plattsmouth, Nebraska. March a. A. I).. 1901.
W. It. W1IF.KLEK.
fsherllt Cass County. Nebruska.
Jty .1. I. McBfttnK. Demity.
Jkssk K Kimit. PlaintltT's Attorney.
P.V irtueof anorderof salelssued by (Jcorge
p. Iloiisi-wort h. clerk of the district court
within and for Cass county. Nebraska, and la
me directed. I will on the
'.'I II 117"! ' Pr". A. I . ItMII.
at It ocliH-k a. tn.. of said day. at tin- south
door of the court house in the city of Platts
moiit b In s:iid con ut v. sell at. nubile auction.
to the highest bidder for cash, t he following j
ShftrifTs Sale.
Ily virtue of an order of sale. Issued by
ttcorge P. Ilouseworth, clerk of the district
court within anil for Cass county. Nebraska,
and to me directed. I will on the
14th ly of May. A. I 1901,
at 1) o'clock, a. tn.. of said day. at the south
door of the court house in the city of Platts
mouth. in said county, seil at public auction,
to t he highest bidder for cash, the following
real estate, to-wit: Ixits six to twenty-one
(Jl) inclusive in block twof) in Brown's snb
divisioti of lot seventeen (17) in section thir
teen .1H in town twelve t'-l range thirteen
li:: also lots eight s. nine Ul anil ten lu In
block three 31 in said Jlrown s suit-division.
All in Cass county. Nebraska, together with
the privileges atul appurtenances thereunto
lielonging or in anywise aptertalning. The
same being levied upon and taken as the pro
perty of Hank of Cass County et al.. defend
ants, to satisfy it judgment of said court re
covered by the County of Cass, plaintiff,
against said defendants.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska. April 10. A. It. 1MH.
V. U. W II KK.LP.lt.
Sheriff. Cass county. Nebraska,
By J. I. M Kiiiiit:.
.ItssK I.. Koot. Deputy.
Plaintiff's Attorney. .it
tllf f Application fur Liquor I.'renn
To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned. John A. .letison.
has tiled his petition, as required by the stat
utes of the state of Nebraska, with the city
clerk of theclty of Plattsmouth. Nebraska, re
questing a license to sell malt, spirituous ami
vinous liquors for the coming municipal year,
in t he builillnic sltuaUl 4n the east half of lot
three (3), block thirty-three (33) iu said citv.
JOHN A. JKNSOS.
Plattsmouth. Neb.. April 19. ll'l.
Druggist's Permit.
Notice Is hereby given that tiering & Com
pany have tiled their ietition as required by
the statutes of the state of Nebraska, with
the city clerk of Plattsmouth. requesting a
iiermit to sell malt, spirituous and vinous
liquors, for medicinal, mechanical ami chemi
cal purioses for the coming municipal year,
in the building situated on the west half of lot
twelve (12). blx-k twenty-eight (2s). city of
Plattsmouth. Neb. tir.Hl.Ml & Co.
Plattsmoutlu Neb.. April 3. lflul.
Druggist's Permit.
Notice is hereby Riven that A. V. Atwood
has til-l his petition us required by the statutes
of the state of Nebraska, with the city clerk
of Plattsmouth. requesting a permit to sell
malt. pirituous and vinous liquors for medi
cinal, mechanical ami chemical purposes, for
the coming municipal year, in the building
situated on the west half of lot three (3). In
block thirty-live Ji). city of Plattsmouth.
Neb. A. V. AtwooI.
Platt-siuouth. Neb. April.., lyol.
Druggists Permit.
Notice is hereby given that P. O. I rlcke has
tiled his petition, as required by the statutes
of the stateof Nebraska, with the city clerk
of Plattsmouth. requesting a iierniit to sell
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors for me
chanical, medicinal and chemical purposes in
the building situated on lot one (1) and two
2. in bl.M-k thirty-six ('). city of Plattsmouth.
Neb., for the coining municipal year.
I. (i. PKI4 KK.
Plattsmouth. Neb.. April 5. 1 '.)!.
Not lee of ,tiptu'tlon for Liquor Llrnne
To whom it may concern: Notice Is hereby
given that the undersigned. IHetrlch Itn-dcn-kamp.
has tiled his petition, unrequired by the
statuosof the state of Nebraska, wit h the
county clerk of Cass county. Nebraska, re
questing a license to sell spirituous, malt and
1111)11 lliili)rs mr im in m u... .......
the time of the granting of said license, at his
. . , 1 III.. ' I .. . ' ... I -
place ol iusuiess.iii intr uiuKroi v t x. , .
Cass county. Nebraska.
1 M CTRfrtl IlREPENKAMr.
Plattstuouth. Neb.. April . I'.tul.
Nolc of Applicant n r I.iqnor LIreo.
To whom it mav concern: ' Notice is hereby
given that the tuulerrlgned. Clans Sp4-k. has
tiled his iietitiou. as required by the statutes
or t lie state or .-tirasKa. Willi me city i-utk
of the citv Plattsmouth. Nebraska, req nesting
a license to sell malt, spirituous and vinous
liquors for t h.i corning municipal year, in the
hiiiltliiur situated on part of lots eleven (II)
and twelve (12). block t wenty-seven (27) in said
citv. CI, APS SPECK.
Piattsmouth. Nell.. April 12. I'JOl.
L'rrc Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the underslgneil
Phil Tliierolf has filed his petition, as required
bv the stat utes of the state of N'etraska. with
f fie clerk of the city of Plattsmouth. Nebras
ka, requesting a lltense to sell malt, spirituous
and vinous liquors, for the coming municipal
year. Inthe building situated on block six ().
lot thirty-three (33). in the city of Platts
mouth. Nebraska.
PHIL THIEKOLP.
Plattsmouth. Neb.. April 12, I awl.
N'otlc r Appllcatlou for Ltquor l.tro
To whom It may concern: Notice is hereby
irivcti that the undersigned. Henry Jess, has
tiled his petition, as required by the statutes
of the state of Nebraska, with the city clerk
of the citv of Plattsinoutli.Nebraska.ttsiuest
lug a license to sell mall, spirituous and vin
ous liquors for I he coming municipal year, iu
the building situated on the west half of lot
eight (). block twenty-eight ('. In said city.
H KN It Y JKSsi.
PlatUmouth. Neb., April 12. 1UUI.
N"t'e f Applieailon far I.lquur Llceun-.
To w hom it may con--rn: Notice ts hereby
given that the iimlcrsigiied. Kl. Itonat. has
tiled bis petition, as requires! by the statutes
or the state of Nebraska, with the city clerk
of the city of PlRttsmoiuh.Nchraska.rcquet
Ing a license tosell malt, spirituous and vin
ous liquors for the coming municipal year, in
the buildingsituated on lot twelve (12), block
twenty-nine t2!i) in said city.
Kl). I MX AT.
Plattsmouth April 12. 19(11.
.: of Application lor Liquor Li-eu
To whom It may concern: N'4tice Is hereby
given that the undersigned. Hans Ooos. has
tiieil his iH-tition. as retiulred bv the statutes
of Nebraska, with the clerk of the city of
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, request ing a license
for the sale of mail, spirituous and vinous
liquors, for the coming municipal year. In the
bulldine situated on the west half of lot six
di). block thirty-four CM). In said city. ; :
MANS (iOOS.
Plattsmouth. Neb. April 12. liiul.
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A Rocutar Crsdua',9 In K!o!Iclno over 27 Tears special
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no mercury or Injurious medicines used. No detention from burnt cm. I"a
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cure, sent sealed la plain wrapper for six
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Free Museum
of Anatomy for men.
Thousands of curiosities
A sermon without words.
the results
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r wit ti urine, pimple.H and bh.trbes on the
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mil power, lossof manbood. etc., cured for
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'1 Ian;c unit stremrtheu weak parts aud make
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M Q.rrtliilic that terrible disease. In all
K ZyHHH3f jtK forms and stapes, cured
tor life, blood I'olsouiug, Skin Diseases,
Ulcers. Swellings. Sores, Gonorrhoea and
r- fil.M t, and all forms of Private Diseases,
illHMH IU Ui lll',(. . t u .. U v.u.
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Plattsmouth. Nob.
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oases sxdg
Peace
to
the
Ashes
of a
Good
Cigar.
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All
Home
Work,
and
Union
."ilade.
STOVES.
A Study in the Greatest Thing in House
keeping as Seen by the Journal Man
in John 1. Cox's Hardware Store.
mi
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11 Kt.ivi-s. f sizes arjtl
: r :- 1 1 tu t i !'. rcmomii'dl
f f ii--! . it rf-.-'-t i 11 i - ii ' .!- i ' il distriv u
1 1. m .if In-at . tn at, ai.il :ir:i-tii- h dosiyn,
Ix-.iiilifiil in linisli. ; It! till nreay sflfli-
mi . s tO Illl-et
.,(., from the
f iii.::s- ki .-i .1 r- t"i iLutrreater
f eeils restaur;. lit
"I liat's l.:'t til ' .1' Hi !
Ill :i kin.: a .im;i- .f t ;i
the liaitl wa ti- stufi- i'f .Ji
il V T 1 1 1 -si wi f ic
Tin- Maj-stii-
si.
i;.:w-ns.
'f.tly vati-il in
lt- ft" l I '. r i llivits
tin -t y i ilc -. I
! I '.'! kteperrt.
I in n found in
liuatii.n throuU
' ' o' t; i-.'liti v - "I It zee, the
In;
! P. mi.-.
1 1 Cox one
. (he latest
!a.-; t f. -'-il - t . l . i L,lrllt
fCau'i- in t.'s in- il "tn ti"i ni:t i' lrner for
tle who live where it i n-.t cmuvc i. n . . pru-iuv 'u tn Mis elegant
di-plav of the hkill of the modern ruu:e huildi iV .u t iiiipn-.-st s in ith the
eocviction that the prime esf-ontial to tin- ai-?ni iti- .f a happy Ik im- ;i.-s In the
careful selection of a first class cookie stove.
No less a one than Ocii Meredith suiJ:
VVe may live without poetry, rmisie ainl nri;
We mav live without eor.scienre tin'.' 1 i v wiltionr he.-itt;
We may live witlmut friends: we may live will. cut luniks:
Rut civilized man cannot, 'ive without cooks."
. THE GREAT MAJESTIC
adu wiierts me t""i .
live aud ply her c:illiir wiihout
one of John 11. Cx's Maj-stic
St.:el ttaritfes, ne of his o .1 no
li ne Stoves or Petroleum lilue
Flame. Burners'? And if tlfconk
or the cook's papa n"lt't'N tu
take the Journal man's h 1 1 v i . it.
is their fault mid tin-. int-s a
view of an 110 t' il-if-" s'.oie
which, from fninf, iI-mm-s t.t lilt-y
entrance, i- a di-lilif tn tl e i jes
of tl-e tlif ifi h ns tt.-.ef
Call at
John Cox'rj,
see for jturself and he c.:n
V i uced .
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THE GREAT MAJESTIC