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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
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Governor Hilas A Tloloomb
Lieutenant Vj rnor Rowrt K Mooru
ik crctary ot Sta JpeI A 1 luer
Treasurer W
Venditor Eugene Moore
ucm LaiTdnaad Buildings Oltusjell
Attorney ticneral Arthur Churchill
Saot Public Instruction Henry It Cprbett
L IHirnnom uraana
IM Halt Alma
E P Holmes rii rce
I MaRahuti Kearney
iUHull Edgar
COXGKKSSIONAL
Senator Win V Aoteu HulibOU John U
KspreMiitetlvea FlrRtDiul lrtJeisseB Strode
Lincoln Btscond 1 H Mercer Omaha lliird
Geo D Meiklejolin Fiillerton Fourth K J ai
r Aurora Fifth Wtn K Andrews HustuiES
O M Keui lirokea Bow
JUDICIAL
Suprem Court T h Norvai Chief Justice
JBarrlpon and Polk asaoclates
Fittsentb Judicial Wslrlct M P Klnkald
tiWrillf W H Wostovtjr Kushvillo
LEGISLATIVE
TteprcMntctivo Fifty secoud District Frank
BothlciitncrKilgnre -
Senator Fourteenth District Heury G fetcw
artCruwford
LAND OFFICE
It GIoer Longpino Receiver J
A Fikc Nowjiort
COUNTY
Treasurer O P Cwbb
Jhsrk Geo hlliott
Sheriff Amos Strang
Judge FMWalooti
County Attorney vKd ackc
Sutreyor Chaa Tait
l Max vlertel
CommUaloners 1 M ohanu
i P 8ulllTan
PBECINCT
Orftreeers ol fclghwaya R Hansen and J Ray
Oonstable E Towno
Justices of tho -Peace JoUn Dunn and J M
Camm
John Dunn
VILLAGE
Town Board EESparks pcpsldont C H Cor
acll treasurer T C Hornby clcrK D S Ludwig
and J W Burleigh
Marshal and Water Commissioner R Towne
chool District No 1 F M Walcott president
MVMcholuon tceasuror J CFettiJohnsecre
tocv J W BurlcSj h G P Crabbaud J T keeley
Societies
Imp O It M
lining Bull Tribe No 22 Improved Order of
nd Men meets every second and fourth Friday
evening of each month at Davenports Hall
Visiting brethren sire fraternally invited to be
present at the councils of the tribe
J D Wiggins C of F C H Thompson Sachem
AF A M
Kinnekadusa Lodge No 192 A F A M
meet in regular communication Saturday even
ing on or before the full moon in each month
members of the order In good and regular stand
ing cordially and fraternally invited to attend
J T Keeley W M
WW THoxrsox Scct
O E S
Northern Star Chapter No G9 Order of the
- atcru Star meets on second and tourth Tues-
day evenings of eah mouth m Hornbys hall
ww Thompson Magisik Wamott
8ocretary Worthy Matron
A O U W
Valentine Lodge No 70 AO U W meets
1 si and 3rd Monday in eaciimonta
Carl Daraas Bee WrHolselawM W
D of H
Valentine Lodge No Depree of DTonor
holds regular meetings first and third
4 day eyjsuiags ol each month
M Chrislcuson Kcc JNlrs P Robinson C of H
I 0 OF
Valentino Lodcp No 205 L O O F meets
ererrThursdHy evening Visiting brothers cortl
r tally uvlted toattend our meetings
AJT Keeley NG
Wesley HolbCla x Secy
G AR
Col Wood PEtNo DOS Department of Ne
braska regular meetliiRUd and Uh Saturdays of
luniuL at 2 v m sharp Cpmrads from
Other lu ls aix r iUitly invited to attend
J V TccKiiit cuiiiuuder
Jouk Duxxadjt
W Pv C
Col Wood WKCNO 179 regular meeting
and a Saturdays of each month
Jlxasda Luuwig Pre
HULKN Hobksv 5ce
M W A
Valentine Camp No 1751 Modern Woodmen of
-America meets second and fourth Wednesday
-evenings of each mouth at Davenports Hall
Visiting neighbors cordially invited to attend
P F Sim ns Ven Counsel
J tv Spirk Clerk
k of r
Cherry Idge No lev or Pvthias meets
every Tuesday evening at Davennoits Hall
J T Kcely C C
JoB Putmecil K of It and S
Arrival and Departure of Mails
Mail east and west closes at 8 p rn
Eosebud leaves at 8t0 a m dally except Sun
day and arrives at 500 p m
Simeon Kennedy and Oasts leaves
at 700 a m Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days and arrives at 7 -00 p m Tuesdays and
Saturdays -
A Ft Niobrara leaves dailyat700a m and
t gopm arrives at 930a maud 730 pm
Kewanoe and 8parks arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 5o9 pm and
leaves -Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
7a m
General delivery open from7W a m to 7 O0
p m General delivery open on Sundays from
8 to 10 am Lock boxes opendally form G a
em to 830 p m -
W EHALEY -Postmaster
PROFESSIONAL AKD BUSINESS CARDS
T CJDWYER
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Physician and Surgeon
at C K Watsons Drug 8tere Prompt
attention given to all professional calls
Valektine - Nehkaska
Teaclicrs Examination -
Tiei egular monthly Teachers
Examination will be held the
third Saturday of each -month
iat my office in the Court House
LILLIAN STONER
Supt of Schools
JD CLARKE
Vikluds of legal b iSlaes prcnpty attended to
7rAiaiKTTE Nebraska
Democratic Platform
The iolliwinr is
a of the
platform adopted bv l he national con
vention at Chicago J ui v Dth 1896 The
plank referring to free coinage of silver
is uiven in full
IJecognizmgtliat the money question is para
mount to all others at this time wo invite atten
tion to the fact that Hie fedora constitution
names silver and gold together as the money
metal of tin- United States We declare that
the demonetization of silver in 1873 iias resulted
in the appreciation of gold and a corresponding
fall in the price of com nodities produced by the
people we are unalterably opposed to a sin
gle gold standard Gold nioHoinetalism is a
British policy it is not only un American but
anti American
We demaiKi the free and unlimited coinage of
both gold andsilver at the presentlega ratio of
lc to i without waiting for the aid r consent of
any other nation We demand that the stan
dard silver dollar shall be a lull legal tender
equally wan goiulur all de0 iumc aim pi
vale and -we favor such legislation as will pre
vent the demonetization of any kind of legas
tender money by private coutrtct
We are opposed to the policy and practice ol
surrendering to the holders 6 the obligations or
theljnlttd states the option reserved by law to
the government or redeeming such obligation
in either svlver coin or gold cujp
We areopposed to the Issniijg of interest bear
lug bomlsxif the United State in time of pace
Wo demand that the powor to Issue notes to
circulate as money be taken froni the national
banks and that all paper money ahall be issued
directly by the treasury department
We hold that tariff duties snoiiid be 1 jvled for
purpBses of revenue and thattiation snould be
limited by the needs f tue got eminent honestly
and ecoiiomica ly administered We denounce
as disturbing to business the repiblian threat
to restore the McKiuley law which has been
twice condemned by the people m national
electionsud which enacted under the false
plea of protection to noma industry proved a
prolific breeder of trusts and inHipolieseirhh
ed tW lew at the expense of many restricted
trade aud deprived the producers of the great
Amenciui staples of -access to their natural mar
kets Until the money question is settled we are
opposed to any agitation for f urtlier change in
our tariff laws except sucli as are necessary to
make the delimit in revenue caused by the ad
verse decision of the Supreme Court on the iu
como tax There would be no deficit in the
revenue but for the annulment by the Supreme
Court of a law passed by the democratic con
gress in strict persuance of the uniform de
cision of that court for nearly one hundred
years Va hold that the most efficient wiy of
protectinAinerican labor is to prevent the
foreign pauper labor to compete
wih it ltijour home market
We denounce the profligate waste of the
money wrtuig from the people by oppressive
taxation aud the lavish appropriations of recent
republican congresses winch have Kept taxes
high whilq the labor that pays tlieni is unemploy
ed and the products of the peopleatoll are de
pressed in price till they no longer repay the
cost of production
We detiounce the arbitrary interference by
rederal authorities in local affairs as a violation
or tue constitution of the United States aud a
crime aga cst free institutions
Recognizing the just claims of deserving union
soldiers we heartily endorse the rule ot Com
missioner Murphy that no names snail be arbi
trarily dropped from the pension roll and the
fact of enlistment and service should be deemed
conclusive evidence against disease aud disab il
ity belorejnlistment
We extgud our sympathy to tho people of Cuba
in their heroic struggle lor libertynd Indepen
dence
We are opposed to life tenure in the public
service We lavor appointments based upou
merits fixed term of olllce aud such an admin
ist ration of the civil service laws as will afford
equal opportunities to all citizens of aceriaimd
illness
We declare it to be the unwritten law of this
republic established by custom -ad usage ot
one hundred years and sanctioned b the ex
amplo of the greatest and wisest of those who
rounded and have maintained our -government
that no man should be eligible for z third term
of the presidential office
H2E
A ChuriiThat Churns inowc minute
I havo been in the dairy business all my life
and havcmanX times churned for an hour be
fore butterrwould aunear so when I heard of
churn thatrwoud churn in a minute I concluded
totiyit uav lor a wek l used It and
not only could 1 churn in a minute but I got
more and better butter thau wiMt t the common
churn This is very important inlormation to
butter makers The churn wprks easily and will
churn an ordinary churuitig in less than sixty
seconds I have sold two dozen of these churns
iHthe oast moth Everv butter maker that hits
seeu mctchuru in less thana minute bought one
iuuAuuuiviu ivn regaru
iug the churn by addressing J F Casey Co
St Louis Mo and they will give vou prompt
aud courteous attention 2 A Daijvmak
The Democrat and the Thricea
week New York World one year
150
A Chance to Blahs Money
I read how one of your subsciibcrs made
moneyclliug Dishwashers I ordered one and
my lady fjiends were charmed a they hate
dish washing My brother and I commenced
selling them and have made t7oo alter paving
all expences We dont -canvass any Our
sales are all made at home People come or
send for them The Mound City Dish Washer
is the best dishwasher on the market Our
business is increasing and we are going lo keep
right on until we make ten thousand dollars
We sell from 5 to 15 machines everv day and
somexlays more The Disbrcashcr is lovelv
every hoousekeeper wants one There is no excuse-to
i poor when so much i money can be
made selling Dish Washers frFor full particu
lars address The Mound Citv Dish Washer Co
St Louis Mo They will start vou on the road
to success A ItKADKK 2
The Western Teachers Association
will be held at the Gaaow -school house
October 31 1896 at 1 oclock sharp
The following program will be ren
dered
Reading--Discipline of Schools
Miss Maud Van Buskirk
Promptness of attendance of pupils at
school Miss Fanny Thackeiy
Glass drill in primary language
Mrs Crowe
Benefits to be derived froman educa
tional journal Mattie tschrieak
Prose reading of a poem Mrs Norman
What shall be the object of our teach
ers work in associations this
t VPJir TllHon Ctnnar
Mattie Schieak
Secretary
Another Smart JVoanrui
Ml llllOmnri is nnnr hut
nut want me to work as I have nothing to do I
kwi i iims wiu titer leiiunR in vour paper
Mrs Russells experience selling self heating
flatirous I concluded I would trv it I nvrote
to J F Casey Co St Louis Mo and they
treated me so nicely that I felt vey much en
couraged As soon as 1 got my sample iron I
started out and sold 8 irons the first dav clear
ing S12 I have nat sold less than 6 irons any
day since then and one day I sold 17 I now
have clear money and my husband does
not know I have been working nt sll but 1 am
Hlraid hl -rill lll 111 11 n lmn T tell liiru IT T
-done right or should I quit work -and leave him
You are doing just right your liusband should
be preed of you go right ahead and show the
world what an energetic woman can do The
KiMflKVltiJlf Imn mint hn n vrirlnfiil oil-
we hear of so many that are succeeding selling
it
IVe Gladly Accept eilver
Go5d or any old kind of U S
cur-
rency when tendered in payment for
tickets over our line besides makinir
your money worth more than via other
lines -for time is money nd we save
you three hours time to Sioux City aud
bevoud
J3uv local tickets to ONeill and tp
buy there via the Pacific Short Linn
IruniGdiatf connections everv ex
cept Sunday
FINAL PROQF NOTICES
Parties having final proof notices in
these columns will receive a marked
copy of the paper which contains
first insertion of same It is the duty
of each claimant to examine their
notice carefully and should there be
any error the fact should be reported
totthe land office and to this office at
once for correction
Laud
Office at Valentine Nebr I
October Cth 189G
Notice is hereby given that Eobert T Brown
has filed notice of intention to make final proof
before the Register or Receiver at his office ii
valentine Nebr on WedHesdaylJie 18th day of
November 189G on timber culture application
No773Pforthcs54 seaud stf sw quarter of
section No 21 in Twp No -8 u Range No 34 w
He names as witnesses Joseph Kennedy
John Ghaloud Joseph Culbcrtson and Samuel
S McClean all of Pullman Nebr
Testimony of Claimant will be taken before
he Clerk of the District Court of rLewm County
at his office In Chehalia Washington on Novem
ber 13th ISM -
Also Samuel McCloan of Pullman cb TC
773t for the syt seh and Vt sw Ji Sec S2 Twp
28 Raiigd 34
He names the lollowing witnesses Thomas
McCK an of Hrnwiilee Netir Joseph Ken
nedy John Chaloud aud William C Bell of
Puilnau Nebr
CR GLOVER Register
US Land Office Valentine Vebr
Oct 7th 1S96 f
Notice is hereby given that tho follonring nam
ed senler has tiled notice of his intention to
final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Valentine Nebr on Nov 24th
1396 1Z
John W Seurs of Kennedy Neb
II E 8795 for the nw4 Sec 33 Twp 29 R 50
He names ihe foHowing witnesses to prove hw
continues residence upon aud cultivation of
said4and viz
George W Burge of Pass Neb Henry P
Kime Alexander B McAlevy aud -Samuel E
McAlBTy of Kennedy Neb also
Samuel E McAlevy of Kennedy 3Neb
H E 9o9l for the s ne and sJ4 nw Sec 5
Twp 28 R 30
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said laud viz
George W Burge of Pass Neb TohnW
Sears Henri F Kime tiad William Errickson
of Kennedy Neb also
Alexander B McAlevy of Kennedy
Neb
II E 9095 for the ne See 32 Tffp 29 R SO
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
George W Burge of Pass Neb John W
Sears Henry K Kime and William Errickson
otKenuedy Neb
C RGLOVKR Register
U S Land Office 5 sdentino Nebr I
Oct J 1896 f
Notice is hereby given that Lulu E Hilt form
erly Lulu E I under of Pullmau Nebr has filed
notice of intention to make final proof beiore
the Register and Receiver at thoir office in
Valentine Nebr on Saturday the 21 day of Nov
189ti en timber culture application No 7545 -for
the nwJ 4 sek eVi swJi and lot 3 quarter of section
io 30 in Twp No 27 Range No 35 W
She names as witnesses Jacob W Mc Adams
John W Fimpie James Fimplc Clarence K
Smljh all of Pullman Nebr
C It ULOVRB Register
US Land Office Valentino Nebr I
Oct c 1696 f
Notice is hereby given tht the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to
make liual oroof in support of his claim aud
that said proof will be made before Register
aud Receiver at Valeutine Nebr on Dec
11th 1890 VIZ
Michael Schneider of Nenzel Neb
H E 8519 for the stf sw and sM soK Sec 9
Twp 34 R 32
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cout mious residence on and cultivation of
said audvlz
Gottlieb Quade Andrew Koralewski Stanis
laus Kraiewski aud Edward Satterlce all -of
Neuzel Neb also
Andrew Koralewski of Nenzel Neb
H E 8510 for the nwJi Sec 15 Twp 34 R 30
He names the following witnesses lo prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
aaid land
Michael Schneider Gottlieb Quade Stanis
laus Kraiewski and Edward Satterlee all of
Ncuze fteb
C R GLOVER Register
U 8 Laud Ofiice Valentine Nebraska i
October 9th 1S9G f
Notice is herby given that William G Sawyer
of Elgin IllmoK has filed notice of intention to
makeifiual proof before the Register jr Receiv
er at liis office m Valentine Nebraska on Fri
day the 11th daV of December 1896 on timber
culture application No 7700 for tho lot 4 i
se4 and neMeU of section No 32 in township
No 30 N range No 28w
He names as witnesses Harvey E Dewey
and Charles W Dewey of Wood Lake Netir
npeucer fc Dewey and Robert Quizenbery of
Oasis Nebraska
Testimony ot claimant w ill be taken before the
clerk of Kie district court of Kane cuuntv at his
office in Geneva Illinois en December 8 18D6
Also Hcitrv 1 Sawyer of Carneubsrsville III
T C 7801 loi the ntiieu aud ninw4 section 25
township 3 m rsmge 2Jw
He names as witnesses Harvey E Dewey
and Charles W Dewey of Wood Lake Nebr
Spencer E Dewey and Robert Quizenbery of
Oasis Nebraska
Testimony ol the claimant will be laken before
the clerk ot the district court of Kane county at
hisOlhce in Geneva Illinois on December 8th
lG
aMo William G Sawy r of Carpentersville
111 one of the heirs of George E Sawyer de
ceased who made T C entry No 7790 for the
niisei 8Whnek and sehnw4 section z7 town
ship 30n rauge 29w
He names s witnesses Harvey E Dewey
aud Charles W Dewey of Wood Lake Nebr
Spencer E Dewey and Robert Quizenberv of
Oasis Nebra ka
Testimony of claimant will be takeu before the
clerk ot the district court of Kane county at his
office in Ueueva Illinois en December 8 1896
C R GLOVER Register
U S Land Office Valentino Nebr i
October 26th 1 96 f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named sottler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support ol his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Valentine Neb on Dec loth
1896 viz
Wilhelm Anderson of McCann Neb
H E 8661 for the lots 1 2 and 3 section 2 and
lot -5 section l township 32 range 31
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upou and cultivation of
said land viz
Peter 3alIoway David Hendershott James
Johnson and Avelyn T Brackett all of McCann
JCUlil3IVtf
C R GLOVER Register
PROPOSALS FOR FEESIIBEEF
Department of the
Platte Office Chief Comnnssari or Subsistence
Omaha Neb October 19 1896 Sealed proposals
in triplicate accompanied by written guarantee
bonds in duplicate will be received at this
oftae until 11 oclock am central standard
tune November 19 1696 at which time and
place they will be opened in presence of bidders
for furnishiug such quantities of f i esh beef and
mutton Tor iswiixv u lin i nnumri 1- u
hllbsistMliw Oenirtiriinf TT A pint tn i
I Nebraska Fort Crook Robinson and
brara Nebraska and Forts I A Russell and
Washakie anil Camp Pilot Untie Wyoming and
1 ort Meade S D during the period commenc
ing Jnnuarv 1 1S97 aud ending June so 187
Proposals will also be received until 10 oclock
am mountain standard time and opened at
tho posts of Fort- Niobrara Robinson D a
Russell Washakie Meade ami Camp Pilot
Lutte by the respective post commissaries of
Mich posts each commissary receiving propo
sals for his own post only Proposals ivih also
be received stating the price at which lite hld
dcr XL ill deliver fresh beef or mutim of the
character stated in the specification and to he
delivered of temperature nut greater than so
acgrctv l ahrenheit Full information furnish
ed on application here or to jonimissary alanv
post authorized lo open proposals Go eminent
resents right to reject any W all proposals- or
any part of any propsal Kuvelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for
Jresh Ucef and Mutton aud add eased to un
dersigned or Commiary at post authorized to
r warc nasals FRaXS E NYE 5 ii
TDROFOSAESFORFXOURl bFFICE
JL chasing Commissary of- Subsistence
Omaha Nebr October 19 J89C Sealed
sais in aupucaiesuoiect to cue usual conditions
will bo received at this office Until 11 oclock am
October 29 1896 at which time and place they
will be opened in the presence of bidders for
furnishing the Subsistence Department U 3
Army on or before November 12 J3SC as may
be required with Flour for issue and Flour
choice fainllv at the following places of de
livery viz On board of cars or at subsistence
storehouse at Omaha Nebraska or at Fort
Croon Niobrara Robinson Nebr D A Eus
sehYWyd aud Fort Meade 3 D Preference
will be given to articles of domestic production
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or
any part ot any bid Blank proposals and
specifications showing in detail the articles and
quantities required aud giving full information
a3 to conditions will bo furnished on applica
tion to this office or any of the Commissaries at
posts named above Proposals will also be re
ceived by the inrchasiug Commissary of Sub
sistence Denver Colo at 10 am mountain
vStandard time October 29 1896 for the
iuj and delivery 01 me above oubsisicuce oiures
free on board ItR cars at Denver or near the
place of production or purchase or at tho posta
named FRANK E NYK Major and C 3
U- A
IKOCLAMATION OK ELECTION
For tlio purpose of voting bonds in the sum
ot 12500 for the purpuso of building and
furnishing a court house at the county seat in
Valentine Cherry county Nebraska
Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors
of Cherry county in the state of Nebraska that
whereas the county board of said county nt the
regular meet lug of said board held on the 6th
day of October 1896 at the court house in Valen
tine in said canity for the purpose of acting
upou and considering the question of issuing the
coupon bonds of said county for the purpose of
building aud furnishing a court house in said
county of Cherry and whereas the board
after due consideration believes that It would
be wise and expedient to issue said bonds
aforesaid and said board having found that tho
assessed valuation of tho taxable property of
said county for the year 1896 is 81219537 and
thatsaid county can be legally bonded for tho
sum of S125O0 and said board having ascertain
ed that the Jughest price bonds could be nego
tiated for was one hundred cents on the dollar
Now therefore notice is hereby given that on
Tuesdythe 3rd day of November next an
election will be held at the various voting
places in the several election precincta of said
couuty and tho qualified voters of said precincta
may vote upon ihe following proposition
Shall the county board of Cherry County in
the state of Nebraska issue th coupon bonds
of said county in the sum of SI2D00 for the pur
pose of building aud furnishing a court house
said bonds to take effect January 1st 1893 aud to
draw interest at the rate of five per cent per
annum payable semi annually on tue first days
of July aud January in each year until the
interest thereeu has been fidly paid the princi
pal and interest thereof being payable at the
office or the tho county treasurer of said jcountv
said bonds to btcome due on the first day of
January 1913 provided that the county board
of said Cherry county may at its option pay tho
full amount of said bonds at auy time after the
expiration of ten years from the date of their
taking effect And shall the county board of
Cherry county aforesaid annually levy upon the
taxable property of Cherrv county a tax suffici
ent to pay the interest and principal of said bonds
when due and shall said county board at the
last annual tax levy provided by law preced
ing the maturity of said bonds or preceding
the lime when they may dect to pay the same
subsequently to tlie expiration ot ihe ten years
a herein set forth levy upon the taxable
property of said comity a sum sufficient to pay
ilu principal and interest not otherwise pro-
d hI for and then unpaid upon said bonds
And shall said county board negotiate said
bonds at not les3 than th ir par value the
amount realized from the sale of said bonds to
be in the building and furnishing a county
court house for the use of said Cherry county
The tickets used by those voting in favor of
said proposition shall have printed thereon tho
words to w it For the proposition of issuiug
bonds and tax for court house And the tickets
used by those voting against said proposition
shall have printed thereon Against the
firoposition of issuing bonds and tax for court
M Dunham
P Sullivax
Max E Viebtkc
Boaed of County Commissioners
The Neto Hook Spoon Free to All
Tread in the Christian Standard that Mss A
M Fritz station A 3t Louis Mo would give
an elegant silver spoon to auyone sendind her
ten 2 cent stamps l sent for one ami found it
so useful that I showed it to my friends and
made 81300 In two hours taking orders for the
spoon The hook spoon Is a lioimelwld neces
sity -it canuoi sup inio ine uisu ur uuuiuiik
vessel being held iu place by a hook on the
back The spoon is something ttaaS housekeep
ers have needed ever since spoons were first In
vented Anyone can get a sample spoon by
sending ten 2 cent stamps to Miss Fritz Ths
is a splendid way to make money around home
Yery truly JeanweitsS
Marry Thin Girl Quiet
Tsaw in your paper that 13 year old boy
made 5125 the first hour he worked selling the
Perfection Metal Tip Lampwick I ordered c
sample and went to work and the first week I
cleared 10 the second week I cleared 15r I
expect to run up to 25 a week in the upar
future vs the Perfection Metal Tip Lampwick
makes such a bpautiful white light and does
ayray with smokey chimneys and bud oder and
saves oil it is easy to soil If vou wish to try It
send 13 two cent stamps to Miss A M Fritz
8tation A St Lwnla Mo and she will send you
sample outfit this is a good way to make monoy
around home Mias Tijta W
Donotha deceived by altaring adverthcgKiitg and
tnias yon can get the nest made finest fiizish and
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