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PUBLISHED FRIDAYS.
By T. J. O'KEEFE.
Entered at the postoffice at Alliance,
Nebraska, , for transmission through the
wails, as second-class matter.
ADVERTISING RATESr -Display,
per single column inch per
moDin ;.;. ,,.
Business locals, per line first insertion
Each subsequent insertion, per line
.50
.10
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; W Tnx Hmald is the Official Publica
tion of Box Butte county and its circula
tion is nearly twice that of any other Al
liance paper.
Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance.
Democratic State Convc.tlon.
The democrats of Nebraska are hereby
called to met't In convention at Columbus,
Neb. Tuesday, Auguit 35, 13, at 8 o'clock p.
ni. f.r the purpose of placing In uumtnatlon
candidates for the following nfflces, to be
voted funitthe-gcneral'eli'ctlon, to be held
In the state of Nebraska, Novembers, 1KB.
One Judgu of the supreme court.
Two reKentsef the Ntute university: and to
trunsactsuch other business as niay come be
fore said convention.
The several counties will be entitled to rep
resentation In said convention bused upon
the voto cast for Hon. XV- II. Thompson for
governor, at the general election In 1902. giv
ing one delegate to each 100 votes, or major
fraction thereof, so cast; no county to have
less than one delegate, as follows:
Box Uutte j Dawes.. 4
"Sheridan 5 Sioux 2
The state committee suggests that all coun
ty tickets be nominated previous to the hold
ing of the (Unto convention In order that the
Mate and county organizations may be early
perfected
lly order of the state central committee.
I. L. Hai.i, Chairman, Lincoln.
It. It. WALO.IT18T, Sec, Hastings.
Democratic County Convention.
A delegate convention of the Democratic
p.irty of Ilo Uutte county, Neli., Is called to
incut lit Alliance, Saturday, August SP, 1!K)3, at
2 o'clock p. 411., for the purporf of placing In
nomination candidates tor the following
iiamoilolllceis, :
SheiKT.
Assessor.
Cleik.
TictiRtiter.
fudge.
Suncrlntcndpnt Schools.
" Cbymer.
.Survejor.
To bo elected lit thajnincrul Novomlier 3,
l!i0;l, uk'Ct Ion and for the transaction of sui'h
other liusTuoss us may romo In' fore the con
vention. The suveru! precincts nro allowed repie
Miiitut Ion us follows: One dulegule ut large
and 0110 delegate for each ten inti's, 01 major
fraction thereof, cast for Hon. AV. H. Thomp
son for governor In said precinct ut the lust
general election, and urn apportioned us
follows:
Alliance, lst B
Alliance, M XV ....
JJo Ilutte . 3
Iloyd 3
Dorsey r
J-ul;e 5
I.iiun u
l-lbertj"
Nonpareil
Itiinnlngwnter
Suuke Creek...
Wright
Total
....5(1
A convention of the Vrit ComniKsIonerdls
ti let Ih called to meet at the court house In
Alliance, Nebraska, on the UiHh day of Aug
ust, 1003, at I o'clock p. m., composed of the
delegates selected for I.awu. Liberty and
tjuako Creek precincts, to nominate u candi
date for the office of county commissioner.
It is recommended that the in ecinct caucus
es be hold on Augusts.), 1!W3, ut such place and
houras the precinct committeeman may name.
No proxies to the county convention arc al
lowed, but the delegates present will cast the
full voto of their precinct. Wm. Mitchell,
Chairman Democratic Co. Central Com.
, , .
1'coplc's Independent County Convention.
A delegate contention of tho People's Inde
pendent party of llox Iliitto county. Nub., Is
called to meet nt Alliance, Saturday, August
-9, 1003, at S o'clock p. 111., for the purjioso of
placing In nomination candidates for the fol
lowing named olllccru, vl:
Sherlir.
Assizor.
Clerk.
Trensuier
Judge.
Supotlntemlent Schools.
Coroner.
Surveyor.
To bu elected utthe Kuuural eltctiou, Novum
btrU, 1M0J, and for the trtinsaftl'uu of huuIi
othoi bnslneith us may comu Leforo the con
voiitlou. The "sov oral prueluoU aru allowed opro
huntjUhm as follows; OnO delegftto nt large
and one delegate for ouch ton voteti, or major
fraction thennit, eaht fdr lion. XV. H. Thomp
son for governor In said precluet at the last
general election. hihI are apportioned u
follows.
Alliance 1st
, Alllnijce. M XV.. . . y
Dox Uutte 3
uoyd.' 11
Doisay 6
ijiku 5
Mn S
Ulieity
.N'Onpuri) ,
KnunluguHter.
Snaka Creek...
Wright
Total
SO
A convention of tho Hrnt UouinileblonerdU
trict Is called to meet at the court hou&o in
Alliance. Nubiaska. on theHth day of Aug-
' ust. llHB.ut I o'clock p ni , composed of the!
tieieguto. selected for Lawn, Mlterty and
.nakeCreok pieclncts, to nominate a candi
date for tho olljeo of eonnty commissioner.
It Is lecommeudud that the precinct caucus
es lw hellion August 23, 1103. at such place and
hour us the pi ecinct committeeman may name.
No proxies to tho county convention nru ul
iowed, but the delegates present will cast the
full olo of their precinct. Iiu Hkki,
Chalrnuin People's Intl Co. Central Com
Kcpublicun Judicial Convention.
A delegate convention will be held ut tno
eonnty court housotit ten o'clock a. m. on
Tuesday. August aBth, 1803. at Valentine. Ne
braska, for the purpose of placing In nomina
tion two candidates of the I'epubllran party
for the olllce of District Judge of the Ifttli
Judlciul District of Nebraska.
Representation of the respective comities
will be tho same as contained In the otllclal
call for tlio Hepublican State Convention,
which convenes at Llncoln.Nebraska, on Aug
Uat IWh. 1M. C. II.ConNELL.
'.i,'a.,rma.n ,I.tF.pu,.,Ucau Judicial Committee
15th Judicial District of Nebrasku.
Strayed or Stolen
From the ranch of Geo, V. Nation, 17
miles north of Minatare, Neb., about May
i "93i a bay gelding pony with yearling
colt by side, weight about 800 pounds,
branded G P on left hip. Colt not branded,
Any information leading to the whereabouts
if this property will receive prompt re
gard by Clark Andress, Alliance, Neb,
HEMENGFORD.
s I Keith L. Pierce U fully authorised to so
licit subscriptions and Job work and collect
and receipt for same, and transact all other
trtrstrremtn-coBqqcMOrt.wlth blpoltkms an
accredited representative of this paper.
I. S. Kaper was in from Lawn Tues
day, James Barry went to Alliance Sat
urday.
Josepli Plananik'y was in town Tues
day evening.
s
Mr. Canfield shipped a car of horses
last Wednesday.
Wiliiy is gettlmg in a beautiful lino
of new dry goods at low pHces.
Mrs. Mildreth and son Edward-visited
Mrs. A. C. Iverson last we6k.
C.S. Hall of Snake Creek precinct
was in town Tuesday for supplies.
B. F. Gilman was in Hemingford
the first of the week on business.
If you want a pair of shoes free,
Wildy will supply you as advertised.
The street commissioner is doing
some much needed work on the streets.
New car of Michigan barrel salt and
a car of lump and crushed salt at Wll
dyV Ernest Oldag came up on 41 Sunday
and spent the remainder of the day in
town.
New clothing, suits for boys, men
and children. Come and price. C. J.
Wildy.
A. .M. .Miller of Hemingford Is paying
the highest mnrkct price for nil kinds of
grain.
Hazel Bowman came up from Al
liance Friday visiting with Mrs. Mabel
Pierce. .
There will be Catholic church here
every first Saturday and third Sunday
in each month.
Mrs. Bowman and daughter Gladvs
of Hay Springs Visited with Mrs. Ma
bel Pierce last week.
The ladies Presbyterian club will
meet with Miss Mary ltushnell Aup. 1.1,
Mi.s. Maltiu Olds, lender,.
J. A. Hunter returned Sunday fiom
Walsh, Ills. He came home via the
Brush and Bridgeport line.
Dr. Eikhcr is putting a well down
and is making other improvements on
his ranch nottheasl of town.
Before you buy your machine oil call
at Funk's pharmacy. He has some
thing tliut will surprj.se you iu the, way
of prices.
Ray Loer was quite seriously hint
Saturday by being kicked by a horse.
The ankle bone was cracked and the
flesh badlv bruised.
John Kuhn has done a very credita
ble job of carpenter work and plaster
ing on the additions which H. L. Bush
ncll has made to his stoie.
Mrs. Christy and childien returned
from Mullen Tuesday where she has
spent some time visiting her brother
Geo.'Goodenough and family.
MIes Cairye Wolf of Clayville, Penn.
returned to her home Wednesday.
Though heie but a short time she made
many friends all of whom were sorry to
hax'e her leave so soon.
Fredolin Abley and wife gave a din
ner party Sunday in honor of Mr.
Morley who arc relation ot theirs. A
large number of guests were present
including many former neighbors of
Mr. and Mrs. Morley.
Dr. Blauchard came down from
Chadron Monday evening and per
formed a great doal of "dental work
during the week. He was accompanied
by his son Jim who had a fine time vis
iting with his friends hete.
Ke Connell and wife, Mrs. A. M.
Miller, Mamie Miller, Miss Grace
Wheeler, H. II. Funk, K. L. Pieice
and wife and several others went to
Alliance to attend the entertainment
givon by the Wealeyan quattetto.
Presiding Elder Scamnhorn preached
morning and evening Sunday to a targe
congiogation. It was known that this
hrb the last official visit of Mr. Scama
horn and a considerable number from
a distance came to heai the sotmons.
Claude ltichards stopped off a few
days on his way to hogin woik aeain
and the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Millet. Mr. Richards has made an
extensive trip through the southern and
eastern states iu company with a friond
and reports a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Dan O'Keefe went to Alliance
Saturday wheto she will meet a sister
and an aunt from Pittsburg and accom
pany them to Hot Springs, S. D. Mrs.
E. G. Rowland has assumed the" di
rection of affairs at tjie Commercial
hotel during Mrs. O'Keefe's absence.
Dan O'Keefe lias bought the north
east quarter of the section in which his
hotel property is located. This in ad
dition to the other land which he al
ready held will make a fine pasture.
He will also erect a couple of wind
mills for irrigation purposes, one at the
hotel and one where the O'Keefe house
was.
Owing to the fall in price of live
stock, meats are greatly reduced in
price. I quote the following prices:
Beef steak, sirloin and porterhouse,
15c; choice roast 10c; boiling meats
3K to 7c; dry salt pork 12$c; homo
rendered lard 13c, all other meats in
proportion. II. L. Bushnell, Palace
Meat Market.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
Ai.lias.ck, Neii , Aug. 5. Hun.
Notice Is hereby given, that the partnership
relations of Karl Swunholm and W. D. Kumcr,
doing business under the stylo of Swunholm
Co., l hereby dissolved by mutual consout.
Kakl$wamiolm.
W. i. ItUMKU.
CANTOR
Miss Mabel Shetler was v'sjtingjwith
Miss Edith Broshar this week.
Mrs; AWL. -JewM and sdnGeorft)
from Lawn attended church at Captoa
Sunday.
Hay making is still in progress, and
this week has brought good weathor for
tno business.
Since receiving their new hinder, the
Moravck Bros, have been running it to
its full capacity.
Geo. Zimmerman was in Heming
ford Monday, where he took Rov. A.
H, Post to meet the train for the state
capital.
J. W. Broshar was in Hemingford
Friday to meet Misses Pearl and
Myrtle, who came up from the Alliance
normal.
Mrs. George Spencer and two little
daughters of Loveland, Colo., are vis
iting this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C, A. Lockwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spracklcn, from
west of Hemingford, attended church
at Canton Sunday and.wero.the guests,
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Randall.
Rev. A. HI Post came up from Lin
coln Saturday 'and held religiods scrv
ices Sunday, both morning and even
ing and spoke to a large audience.
Adolph Nikont of Lawn precinct
was in these parts the first of the week
looking for hands to assist him on his
hay contract, on the A. H. McLaugh
Ian ranch.
The moonlight stacking bee, that
came oil Saturday night at the ranch
of Arthur Bass, was yell p.itiutnzeil
and had not a little shower of rain fell,
an immense bulk of grain would have
been in the stack.
James Hulbeit fiom Quiiicy, III., is
visiting this week with his brother, A.
B. Hulbott, whom he hastft seen for
twenty years. Mr. Hulbeit thinks so
much of this part ot Nebutske that he
will take a homestead before letutning.
Notice ol rlrnt Meeting of Creditors.
Inthc district court of the I'ulted Suites for
the district of Nebraska
In the in.iltei of 1 In hanki nptcy
WIlllHin y. V,'hlith;l Involuntary petition
Jluilimipl I Case No. 9i!3
To the etedttors or William M. Wliitlleld of
Allluliiv, In the county of Jli x Uutte, and ills-t-lct
ufoivsald.u Nuikrui 1
Notice Is hereby glwn that 0.1 the S5tlt day
of July, A 1). IWh, I ho Mild Wt'liain M. Uhll
lleUl was duly aoj 'dgeil hiinitiupt; and tliut
the Hist meeting of his credllois will be held
ut Iheolllcoof i). If. Smclit,i'ouniy judgo ut
the court house at Alliance, Ni liriisltii. on the
23d duv of August. A. D. irwfl. ut 1 o'clock In
the afternoon, nt which time the suld ciedlt
ois may attend. ime their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the Imul.rupt, mid t rum-act
such oilier business tis may pmperly rome bo
fotesitld meeting 1.. S. Hickrh,
Itefeieo Iu Ilnnl.i uplcy.
August 11, 1"03.
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Notice of Order of Jlcnrlugi
Stittoof Neb.-usl;.' 1 .
llox Ilutte county 1 h '
At a count court, held at the county court
room, hi and for Mild county, Jul) I .'I, A.
I)., lP03,prosont, D. IC. Spaclit. county Judge.
In tin. matter of the estate of Austin Sylves
ter McDonald, deceased:
On reading ami tiling tho petition of John
Archibald McDonald, praying tliut the In
strument, filed on the lath day of July, 1U03,
nild purporting to ho the last will anil testa
ment ot the said deceased, may lepiov(d, ap
proved, probated, allowed and recorded as the
last will and testament of the said Austin Syl.
vester McDonald, deceased, uild tliut the ox
eciitiouof said Instrument may be committed
nod the administration of suhl estate may lie
granted to John Archibald McDonald us ex
ecutor. Ordered, that August 1, W03, uto
o'clock. 11. ui Is assigned for hearing oatd pe
tition, when all peisons intcfcsled In said
matter may appear ut a county court to bo
held In unit for suhl county, and showcausn
wny me prayer 01 petitioner mioiim not lie
granted; and that notice of the iiendoney of
sain petition ami ine Hearing tuereor, no given
to all pTsotnt Interesuvl in said mutter by
publishing a copy of this order III the Al.1.1
Ol't IlKIIAI.lt. a wceklvnowsunnor nrlnted In
said county, for three successive weeks, prior
to said day of hearing. .
(A true copy.) (skal) I). K'. Spaciit,
County Judge.
Hist pub. July 17.
Notice of Order of llciu Ing.
Mute of Nebraska 1 MJ
llox- Uutte county (w
At a count y court held at the county court
room In and for suld county, July lit, A. D.,
lino, present, I). K. Spacht, county Judge
In tho mutter of tho estate of Lomey A. C ar
mlcle. On reading and tlllnr the petition of John
Carinlele, Sr. praying it ilnal settler "lit and
ullownuce of his Ilnal account, tiled o the
lUtiulay or J nly. 11-03, mid forci ttalu findings
mid for tils dischttrge.
Ordered, tliut July HI. A. I)., Jt3, at 10
O'clock a. 111., is us-igiib(l for hearing said x
Uttou, when all ptreons Inum stml In said
matter may appear ut acounty court to ix
held lu and for said county and stiow cause
why the prafnr ot petitioner hould not !.
granted; and tlmt notice of Uw pendency of
sulci iwtltion, and tho beating thereof, lie alt
onto all pei-Mins interested In ald matter by
publishing a copy of thin order In the Alli
ance llv.KAi.n, u weekly newspaper printed
In said county. f,.r tno successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing.
(a truQcuii) (eal DK. Spacht,
rlrst piib.Juty 17. County Judge
FINE BOOTS and SHOES
MADKTO ORDKlt.
KKPA1KINO A Mi:UALTV.
OUDKKS CM.t.KD I'OK AND DEUVKRHD
R. MADSEN,
WOODRUFF'S
SURE
HAY FSYER
CURE
GIVES INSTANT RELIEF.,
Discovcnco in 1000
First sold iniiooi
After thlrty-tMetf
years' of suffering
with Hay Fever In
its season, Mr. Wood
ruff discovered this
valuable remedy, and
is now entirely free
from Hay Fever.
Others have tried
ft with the same re
suit. Outward appli
cation and inhaling
only.
Price 50c by taail,
roiAii rAio.
THE WOODRUFF CO.
For sale by D. W. Butler' at Eagle
Pharmacy, AUiancs, Neb.
ttobrt Garrett and son arc prepared to
do houMmvving and well drilling and re
pairing, first-class outfit. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 'Phone 74.
- , Proposal 444ids.
eted bids will beroctlted till August I J,
forthecotntructlonof a frame school build
Inir, sire xU fMt, In dlntrlct No. Jl. llox
Ilutte eonnty. luHding to lie compUtisl by
Octolwr IS, 11B3. The achool tioanl will
pryrlde for haullnff of material from any rait
rosd station In the county. Hpeclllcatluns
may bo had upon application orcan be tuwn at
Tns IlKRALtt offlc. Bids should be flled with
the director, whos ptwt otflco stldrei Is Hera
Inufonl. K. IIrvan, Dlrecuir.
C. UsHKiKOS, Moderator.
I). A. Paul, Treasurer.
LonaK niMFCTtjv.
HOTAL UlllllLANDBlW -Alliance Castlo No.
la" meets very second and fourth Thursday
even n In W. O. W. u, Visiting Olansmon
cohllsilr Invited.
, K. P. Woods, o. W. jErrKRs,
Seo'y. U P.
F. M. WALLACE
DRAY LINE
Moving Household Furniture
and Trunks a specialty . ,
'Phone No, 1 Young's grocery, Alliance,
l.egnl Notice.
II. 8. Tyler, first name unknown, will take
notice inai.au ino.inu auy or.luly. 1PS.1, lu A
llerrv, a Justice of the peace of tho second
ward nroclnct, llox Itutte county, Nebraska.
Issued an order of attachment for the sum of
1117.29 In an net tiendlng la'fore lilm. whureln
minor .noise vo, is piainttlT ami 11. a. Ti
ler Is defendant, that proiierty of the defend
ant conslntlin; of malt and spirituous lliiiors
and bar llxtnres has been attached under said
order. Said cause was continued to the "iTtli
day of August, 11X8, nt n o'clock a. m.
Dn'ed ,Utr i. I wo. alter Molsu tc Co. by
I lim pub Aug. 7 W. U. f linonson. Its atty,
I.efinl Notice
II. . Tyler, first name unktiowh, will take
notice Hint on thulWth day of July, HUM, I,. A,
lUirv.a Justice of the peace ot tho second
ward iireclnct, llox Hull counl.v, NehriiKkn,
Issued mi older of attachment ror the sum of
JI5 id In an action peiidlug lierotsihim w hero
in 'Ihe Western Ihiruud JlottlursSuppIvCom
p.itiy Is plalntliT and II. H. Tyler is defendant,
tint propertj ordefemlatit loiislstlngor mall
mid spirituous Illinois and bar tlxturis has
been ittucheil under siiii order. Said '"tiise
was cur 1 imed to thS7lhdity of Aitgust, hico
IU tlo'oloek 11, in
'Ihi'Wesleiu liar mid llottlurs Supply Co.,
by XV. O. Slnionson. Its uttv.
Pntul A ig. I, IW.1. I'lrst pub Aug. '7.
1 cruI Notice.
II, S 1. lei, I Irst iiiimn unknown will tul.o
notUetii.it 1111 tho ''nth day of July. )IO l a.
Hen , a justice of tho pence of the ccoud
wind prtcliict, llox Untie count, Net nudca.
Issued an oulei ot atlaclmciit for the stun of
$11- loin an ai tlnu pending tK'f.i"e him where
In Wit'lerMolielspliiltitlir iiml II. . 1'jlor
(lefeiKi.int, that pmpeityof defemluiit eon
slstltigof mull and spirituous liiiiotsiiiidhar
llxtures has been ift n'lied uiidur still! t islur.
:iid cause wus continued to tin 27iti ny of
August, r.Wl ut tl o'clock a. m.
Walter Jlolse. Dj
XV. U. Slmoiisoii. his nity.
Dated Aug J, nut
1 irsi puo Aug. 1.
Koiul Notice to l.tuid Owncis.
ltfinil Mi, i 1 Km li.i i T.,,,,,1 1.,....
To Whom ir JUy Concuiin:
alio l oiniiilsuloiier appointed to examine, a
road coiuuienclnsftit iioitheast corner of Sec
tion H,Tonshlpi7 north, iiiinge 4S west Oth
P. M. In llox llutto iireclnct, llox llutto
Cotiuti. Nebrtsku. luunliig thence south 011
section lines for llftoen miles teiiiiliiatlin; at
the northeast corner of .Section :ir. Township
i' north, ltaiige 43, west, bth P M. In said
county bus remrted In favor of the layliigout
thereof, and all objections tlmretp or claims
for diimuges must lie Hied In the County
Clerk's olllco on or befoiu noon of the .'Id day
of Octnliei, A. I).. l!U.lor said road will belaid
out anil oidered opened without refeienco
thereto.
It ' S. M. MlVHtll,'
County Olerk.
Notice for Application for l.tquor
Licenses.
Notice Is hut oby given thnttirevv fcCnron,
a II rm composed of J. U. hhrev 0 and J. C. Car
eon Inivu Hied tlinlr petition with Ho village
clerk of riemlngford, Nebraska, te-klng tlist
they be granted a license to sell mult, splrit
uotiH mid vinous lhiuors 011 lot 10 in block IP lu
tho village of Hemingford. Nebraska, for tho
municipal year ending May, 104. Ami Miat
said matter will bo presented to the board of
truKtees of said village oil Monday evening,
August '2i. 1WW, or as mhjii thereafler us the
boaid of trustees may bo In session.
Siiucvk & Caiisdn.
A firm composed of J, (. Mireve and J, C.
Carson.
HUMPHRY r
.: UndcrUikin-; and .
:: Kmbalmintf Company,
Calls uiswered ptomptly Ua or nigiit.
Claude Humphry,
Undertaker.
firs. Humphry,
Lady Aasiataut.
Residences phono 269.
FROM ONIi: SACK
of flour wo make many varieties of
BREAD.
Each kind is different in shape, differ
ent in method of making and different
liMa . tejy"1! W 'Ih ' in (hi
imIiI 1 mlh iW ' ' ' 1 "hh SM I lMHHHl
in flavor. Hardly necessary to say
that all are excellent. We make noth
ing that we cannot recommend.
FRESH ROLLS
Parker House, milk aud bread rolls.
If you have not tried them, do so.
The PARDEE Bakery.
VUm.
5chlitz Export and Brau Bottled Beer
W. II. McBrayer, Atherton, Paris
Club and Sam Clay Whiskies.
Try our Dottled in Bond Whiskies. They must
be good for Uncle Sam's guarantee is on the neck
of each bottle.
Family and Mail Order Trade solicited
?lJ delivered on short notice to
1 Forest Lumber Co.
Lumber and Building Material.
Estimates Cheerfully Given.-
WE MAKE ALL
5 KINDS
STOCK TANKS,
AND A
TY OF
a
I ICE CREAM SODA I
"77" 1 11 ZE3I
Fresh Crushed Strawberries
Every day at the
I Alliance
S J. 5. riEKINEY, Proprietor. 5
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F. J, Brennan & Co.... I
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Drugs, Perfu
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Paints, Oils
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represents the oiily true principle of scientific paint making, com
bining the highest degree of beauty with the greatest covering
capacity aud durability. It is a dependable paint. It does not
lose its lustre. It does not peel, crack or chalk off. Guaranteed
to wear five years. Send for book of Paint Knowledge and
Advice (free) to
L PATTON PAINT CO.,
King
any part of the city. 'Phono 136.
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The 'practical 'fiainter says,
Jetton's Sun-ProofPaint
is cheap paint for a good
house because it lasts
twice as long. It's good
Lffln paint lor a cneap house
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because it beautifies and
preseres it.
Ration's
Sun-Proof
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