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A lMita? Itir of Modern Time.
PuuLiattiCD Saturday
Knwcaiwiosi Ono Year by Mall op Carrier $1,00
Bis month, $1,00, Three months RO Cents, On
month 8) Cents Invarahty In Adanco.
&t!YiiiTiRKMKTi Hn'e furnished on appl ilUn
st tlinonice. HncIaI ralos on Tlmo Contra ts,
CoNTRItiimoNs: Hhort spicy skelches, hh'ii an I
stories solicited, I'ersoiud nnd Koclal notes urn
pitflnlly desirable.
I'nixTixnt Wo mako a specialty of Kino I'rlntlnn
hnllltiliri'u'm. HjJldiy work a sp jtlalty
Addrcts nil eiiminunlcstlous direct to tlio office,
WXCSMI5L A UOUHINt),
RDITORS ANI1 I'anrMKTOIIS.
Now Ilurr llloek, Cor. I'illi mid O Hlrrr'.s.
TKM'.ntOJOiiWl.
A CHANGE OF rinM.
With this Jmuo of tho CouiUKit tho under
signed stoM down and out, liming sold his
Interest to Mr, I.. Wessel, Jr., senior monitor
of tho llrni, Hluco my connoctlou with tho
CouiitKit I have formed many wnrm friend
ships, both business ntul iwrsnnal, nnd I am
deeply grateful for tho many favors ami tho
liberal witronago extended tho CouiitKti. In
withdrawing I would present to tho favor of
tho public nml tho patrons of tho Couiukh
especially, my associate, Mr. Wessol, who
will In tho future hnvo tho entire mnuago
inentof lioth uipnraml job room, nnd I lu
spenk for hint tho snmo llbornl pntronago ns
bestowed on tlio llnnot Weasel fc Dobbins.
With those few words. I make my adicux.
Yours, II, T. DonniNM.
THE NEW MANAGEMENT.
With this Issue, as nbovu noted, tho Count KU
passes Into tho hands of Its original owimr,
who started tho jwper In 188.1. At that tiiuo
It was but n small six-column, four imgo
Mper, but mot with such n warm reception
from tho start that heforo it was 11 year old
it was enlarged to Its present slzo. With tho
beginning of its second year tho llrm of Wea
sel & Dobbins was formed, and n Job plant
added. Hluco that tlmo n now dress has been
procured nnd n coiii)leto now job printing of
fice added to tho plant until its prereut pro
portlouo woro reached.
In onco moro amimlng full control and
ownership of tho Cou111r.11 I do not feel ns
though it was n new undertaking, for past
experleuco has taught much that will provo
nu impoitnut factor, both to the paper, its
renders and mjtclf. A miiiiber of new nnd
rrouilucut features, nlieady uiuKr wny, will
bo introduced In a short time, including a
beautiful new bend, especially designed and
engraved fcr tlio Couiukh, additional edito
rial force, new tyis", sjH'elal New Yoik and
Washington roriesx:udeneo of Interest to tho
social fraternity and tho better element of
society in general. Fm tberthau this nothing
will 1h) promised, but it shall lie my specinl
nini to conduct tho paper and tho Job olllcj
in a manlier that will receive tho approval of
pations.
For tho past generoux uitrouago I am duly
grutotul, and iu tho now order of business I
trust nil former ties of inercautllu friend
ship w ill bo continued. Very Truly,
L. Wehmkl, Jn.
It was n great fair. Ask Secretary Furnas
if it wasn't.
Only :158 mora days mull tho nuxt Nebras
ka state fair oens.
Omaha has nt last given ovor nil prctcu
slona to winning first placo in tho Westetn
Association. Tho bright and bustling llttlo
city of Des Moines will float tho pennant for a
year to romo.
(lovKUNOit 1'fiiNAH hns so often proven
himself to bo tho light man iu tho right place
that I presumo It sounds rather chettnutty to
sny it, but Mr. FurnoVs excellent manage
ment this year was tho prime factor of its
succc&j.
The Slego of Kebastopol was tho great at
traction nt tlio Omnlin fulr,nud Is undoubted
ly something which everyone Miould visit.
Were It not for that, however, it is mid, the
Omaha exposition would hnvo beco a vast and
dismal failure.
Mil. M. O. I'kiikikh, tho gentlemanly man
ager of tho American I'ivm Association nt
Omaha, Is receiving tho congratulations of
his friends over tho arrival nt his homo of n
hnndsomo young Iwby boy. Nothing nppcni
to lx too good for Mr. Perkins, Jr.
N. H. A note lecoived from Mr. Perkins
last evening states that It N n girl.
Lincoln did herself exceedingly proud
Thursduy o.cnlug iu tho monster porado and
procession. Tha business men ot this city do
not do things by halved and tho thousands of
visitors who wntchod tho jwigejint havo gf ,c
away with tho ilrm Itellef thnt in tlio matter
of enterprise mid ability Lincoln is away
ahead of nuy of her western rivals.
TUB initial number of tlio Lincoln Journal
of Commerce mado its npiiearauce this week.
It is a handsoinly printed twenty-four pago
paper iu mogaxlno form, with n neut cover,
and is published by tho Lincoln Publishing
Co., Mr. A, L. Meigs, manager. Uosidcs a
great deal ot matter Interesting to tho public
generally, It contains n complete prlco cur
rent, corrected to date, invaluable to mer
chants and shippers. Tlio Cocmeit welcomes
tho Journal ot Commerce to tho Held of Jour
iiallsin in Lincoln,
Gm.
MoArthur. a tenu-ornrv resident of
Omaha, visited in Lincoln Wednesday and
Thursday.
ON LIFE'S THRESHOLD.
Touch fttt-uk Was to Illm n I'nmlllnr
Thing.
A child may often bo expected to put his or
Iter heedless llttlo foot In It, ns tlio phi ao goes.
Tor liutnnco, n youngster ono day begged an
Invitation to dinner at thohouso of n llttlo
friend with whom ho bnd been playing. At
tho tablo his hostess anxiously Inquired!
'Chnrley, can you cut your own mentr
"Humph I" said tho youngster, who was saw
ing nwnyj "can't II I've cut upqultons tough
neat ns thlsnt homo." Homo Journal.
Vi'an TukliiK No dinners.
A bovy of vory small boys, wcro "playing
ntch" up on Mather street 3 estcrday. In an
vll moment 11 llttlo lad on tho curlistone,
mho wns watching tho ort, picked up tho
Anil as Itrollrd toward him nnd throw it back
to tho uenrest player. Ho missed It and it
lauded on his uoso.
Wotd' yo tluk't Jimmy,'' ho yelled nt ono
of tho other players. "Dls kid lilt mo on do
lioso wld do bnllp
"Wy ilon't y' 'smnsli'Mmr1 was Jimmy's
unkind suggestion.
"Has ho got a big brothcrl"
"Nawl"
"Den I will;" nnd tho youngster fell upon
tho disinterested outsider and smoto him hlu
and thigh. Chicago Herald.
Iln Couldn't Do It.
Young Tommy la n very talkative boy.
Tho other day his undo promised him ten
cent if ho would go 1111 hour without (.peak
ing a wonl.
Tommy wnntcd tho dlmo very badly and
set out bravely to.koep (erfcctly still from 5
o'clock until 0 o'clock.
Ho watched tho clock vory uneasily and
eagerly, howovor. Ily and by tho hands
pointed to half past fi. Tommy looked up
ntul exclaimed at tho top of his voice 1 "Well,
half tho tlmo' gono, any way." Philadel
phia Times.
Complete Reformation.
Bbocked Mother Oh, you bad boy I Pvo
just heard you woro fighting today with thnt
boy next door. Don't you over quarrel with
hi 111 ngnln.
Small Son-I nln't likely to. Ho kin lick
inc. Philadelphia Record.
A lllsli Ofllcliil.
"Llttlo lwy," said an old lady, "why are
you not playing ball with tho other little
boyar'
" 'Cos Iso do manager of do club," was tho
haughty explanation. Now York Sun.
An ICffertlvo 1'cnco Tor Children.
A llttlo High street girl, whoso father's
orchard was recently devastated by thiovish
tmall boys, Indignantly declared tho next
morning! "I guess wo'll hnvo to get a rhubarb
fence "St. AHmiiis Messenger.
An Unrciuonnble Child.
"Ohl aunty," cried llttlo Amy in tlio nur
lory yesterday, "mako Freddy bclmvo him
lf ; ovory tlmo I happen to lilt him on the
hood with tho mallet ho bursts out crying."
Now York World.
A Truth Teller.
Mother (writing) Dobby, how many Umea
did I tell you to stop that no I bo I
Bobby (reflectively) Sovcn. Time,
Ills First Trli-
Prlvnto Secretary (to railroad official) An
oVl gentlemen is outside, sir, who says that
he has seen a railroad today for tho first tlmo
in bis life.
Railroad Official-Show him in. (To old
gentleman) Sit down, sir. I am told you
never saw a railroad before. What dot you
think or itl
Old Uontlemnn It's tkodumdest sight I
over two. Pvo hecrd of 'em often, of course,
but I uovcr seen ono before, nn', as I'm going
down to Bhncknack to visit my darter, I
thought I'd ask yo to gimme a pass. Now
York Sun.
ATlicro tho Trouble Lies.
Mr. Wiggins (rending) At tho recent na
tional congress in India nil tho speeches and
proceedings wcro in Kugllsh. Thcro wero
gathered at Madras 703 delegates from nil
parts ot India, Afghanistan, Ncpaul and
Scindo, They spoko niiio different languages,
nnd tho English was tho only medium
through which tho proceedings could 1k sat
isfactorily conducted. Isn't that remark
ablol Mrs. Wiggins Why, no. It's easy enough
to talk English. It's tho other language
thnt bother a body. Philadelphia Record.
Not Fatten Inc.
Mr. A. After Drowning, which
English octs do you most admire)
Miss R. (of Doston, thoughtfully) Tho
Lako school nnd Scott; but for enduring
mental food, which gently nourishes, but
does not excite, 1 prefer Crnbbo's Tales.
Mr. P. (from Chicago, who has heard tho
last dozen words) Goshl whut n diet! No
wonder she's thin. Life,
I'lro YVrsus Letters.
Postman (at tho frontdoor) Madam, tboro
is "crtalnly n flro in your cellar. Smoko is
j-oarmg through tho grating.
TJadam (frightened) Oh, dear. Firol Flrol
Ob, what shall I do) Havo you any letters
for met Texas Sittings.
lie Caucht on.
Mr. Winks Mny I havo tho honor of your
company to tho Wnguer concert J
Miss do Dluo Certainly. I doto ouVog
ner. When is itl
Mr. Winks VoMday. Philadelphia. Rec
ord. An Kxusperated 1'atleiit.
Doctor (to patient) Havo you any objeo
tlon to my calling In n consulting physician!
Patient Call in as many accomplices oi
you need to comploto tho aswissluatlon.-!
Toxas Sittings.
Dernier Itessort.
Politlral Editor I seo our opponent hai
advunccd an iinanswcrablo argument in bit
last article. What shall I do about Itl
Expeilenced Editor Call It sopbUtry.
Chicago Tvibuo. j . ..
of the
ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.
A Niiinher of 1'rottjr Idem In Iireoratlra
niuttera Tested lleclpes.
A rustlo llower rcccptaelo for tho center of
the tablo Is very clToctlvo when coycred with
gold twperor silver foil (tho former put on
with gum or glue) puckered on nod veiled
with maiden hair or creepers, with flowers
nbovo.
Cretonno tablo covers aro opular, edged
with n frill of tho nmtorlal. Sovcral iu n
room may Isjqulto different, and largo at
terns, such ns crlmiou, pink nnd tea roses
together, big, deep red xpplea, cto., nro
used. In n iKxlroom the llttlo tablo covers
aro ustinlly of tho snmo material as tho bed
and toilet ilrnjiery.
Ono of tho now est of pin cushions is mado
In tho form of a long bolster to bo hung
against tho wall with rlblious. A bottlo
shafted cushion Is now, Hmall baskets nro
stuffed and lilted up for cushions. For tho
bedroom tho favorlto stylo Is n squnro and
low cushion, covered with fine embroidery
nml edged with n fulling of silk, with laco
over it.
In tho decoration of wnlls very striking
effects nro obtained with llncnuta. It Is not
generally known thnt n moderate degree ot
boat renders this mntcriul pllablo and easy to
work. After beating it by n stovo tho do
Blgns may bo readily cut out with n nkulfo
and used for relief decoration. Charming
effects nro obtained by cutting out sprays of
flowers, vines, arabesques, geometrical nt
terns or whatever pleases most, and arrang
ing them to suit the fancy on tho wall or
surfaco to Ikj ornnmontcd. To n plastered
wall thoy aro attached with uuito. On wood
small tacks may bo usod. These lincrustA
designs come in various pretty colors, nnd, it'
liked, they can bo painted over in any ot tho
inetallio colors gold, bronze, silver, copper,
otc.
To Keep Milk and Cream 8wL
According to nu English roclpo when it is
difficult In hot weather to keep milk from
souring and spoiling tho cream, it may bo
preserved perfoctly sweet by scalding tho
now milk very gently, without boiling.
Cream already skimmed mny bo kept twenty
four bourn if scnlilcd without sugar, nnd, by
adding to it as much powdered lump sugar
as will mako it pretty sweet, will bo good for
two days if kept in n cool placo. Syrup of'
cream may bo preservod ns nbovo in tho pro
portion ot ono nnd a quarter Kuuds of sugar
to a pint of porfectly fresh cream; keep it In
a cool place for two or three hours, then put
It into ono ouneo or two ounce bottles, and
cork it close. It will keep good for several
weeks, nnd will bo found vory useful in
traveling,-etc.
l'cuch Cobbler.
Tako ono quart of flour, four tablespoon
fuls of lard or butter, 0110 half tcaspoourul ot
salt, mix with sweet milk or water, ns for
biscuit; roll thin and lino n pudding dish.
Mix threo tablespoon fuls ot flour with two of
sugar and spriifklo ovor tho crust; then put
in Inycrs threo pints ot (icnches, sliced thin,
and now nnd then n slleo of crust, Spriuklo
over thorn ono coffeo cup of sugar nnd wet
tho edges with n llttlo flour nnd wntcr mixed.
Put on nn upper crust, press tho edges to
gether and mnko two small openings in tho
top. Dako halt an hour iu a quick oven and
servo with cream.
A Ileiiutlfnl Work Ilaskct.
Though nu nrticlo of household neccaiity, a
work basket need not bear tho stamp of util
ity nlone. Work (baskots nro gotten up so
handsomoly and in such n variety of attrac
tive styles that many ot them aro quito as
decorative as tlioy nro useful. To this class
belongs tho pretty standing bnskct ispre
scntod in tho cut.
a u'omc I1ASKKT.
Tho framework is of bamboo, nnd tho
gathered bag is of satin ot cither light or
dark shade. Laco edges both top and bottom
of tho bag, ns well ns tho lower portion ot tho
frame, Tlio bows aro of satin ribbon, and a
largo spray of artificial flowers at ono corner
furnishes further decoration. Tho wholo
mukos a very light, dainty nud convenient
nffalr.
A profuse trimming ot plcot ribbons on
rush, bamboo or wicker ts u feature of mnny
baskets.
I'uttlnc l'p 1'ears, Vie.
In putting up pears, quinces, citrous, cher
ries, etc., many housekeepers prefer lo boll
them until tender, ns thoy will bnrden if put
directly into n very rich syrup. When ten
der tho fruit should bo carefully transferred
to n platter, and tho wnlor or syrup it was
boiled in used, with thu remainder of tho
sugar and enough moro wnter to maintain
tho proper proportion, to mako tho richor
syrup. When tho syrup is quito clear tho
fruit can bo added ami boiled slowly 11 short
er or longer time, according to tho variety.
A Good AVuy to Cnolc Onions.
Lovers of onions will find that by boiling
them iu two waters nnd draining them much
of tho objectionable odor will bo removed;
add a llttlo milk to tho second water. Thou
nut them in a stowpau and simmer for a few
minutes in a snuco mado us follows: Put but
ter tlio slzo of an egg into n smiccpan, and
when it bubbles stir in n scant half tcacupful
of flour and stir well till cooked; add two
tcacupfuls of thin cream, some salt end pep
per, nud stir over tho flro till smooth.
One Thing nml Another. '
A lemon cut In half and rubbed over tho
kitchen tablo will rcmovo tho greaso.
(Jso only tho best cider vinegar in making
pickles, rind heat them iu a porcolain kcttlo.
Frozen lomonado: To ono quart of rich
lemonade odd tho whites of six eggs beaten
still; mix well nud freeze.
When cleaning gilt frames tho gilt will
comctltncs coma off with fly specks, Tho
spots should bo touched with n llttlo gold
paint applied with n soft camel's hairbrush.
A handy furnlturo polish, highly pralsod
by a housekeeper, is n tulxturo ot ollvo oil
ouo part nnd vinegar two parts. Apply it
to tho furniture with ft canton flannel cloth.
Rub dry with another cloth ot tho tamo ma
terial. Scientific authority claims that It is a mls
tako to clean brass with ncld, as It soon be
comes dull lifter such treatment Sweet oil
and putty powder, followed by soap and
water, is recommended as ouo of tho best
mediums for brightening brass or copper.
THE YOUNQ PEOPLE.
.1 Tonns I'lilloiopher Tnckles an Vsn
Problem.
Matter Bobby's papa Is tho happy owner of
a hatching machine.
Tlio other day, as the former was watching
n chick energetically breaking its way
through Its shell, ho Inquired:
"I seo how ho gets out, but however did he
go to work to get inp' Judge.
Misfortune Itatber Than I'nulU
All Indignant parent, in rebuking a re
fractory son, exclaimed! "Remember who
you nro talking to, slrl I'm your father!"
To which tho youth rejoltiod: "Oh, como
now, I hoiK) you ain't going to blamo mo for
that," Troy Times.
The Correct Thlnjr.
Jtothor Tommy, nln't you ashamed of
yourself to strlko your llttlo slsterf You
ought to know better.
Tommy Yes, ma, I do; but wo'ro playing
school, ami I'm tho teacher. It's all right
Lowell Cltlzon.
Reaffirmed.
A ixxlagoguo threatened to punish n pupil
who had called him a fool behind his back.
"Don'tl don'tr'sAld tho boy; "I won't do It
again, sir, novcrl I uovor will say what i
think again iu my llfel" Mllwnukoe Sen
tinel. A Illrthdny Present.
A boy was teasing his llttlo brother about
tho shapo of his neso, when tho llttlo fellow
quietly remarked! "I can't help it; I didn't
buy it myself It was n birthday presont"
Now York Evoning World,
Hard on the Young Man.
The younger socloty clemont of Philadel
phia are laughing heartily over an adventuro
that befell ono of thoir number some tlmo
since. Itappcars that during a local boat race
this young gcntloman took occasion to express
in no measured terms his disapproval ot tho
decision of tho referee, who ruled out tho
boat that our hero was Interested in on ac
count of nn alleged "foul" A fow nights
afterward this doughty champion, in telling
of tho nffalr whllo sitting around ono of the
tables of n proininont cafo, expressed his In
tention of interviewing-tho offending reforeo
on tho morrow, for tho purposo, as ho stated
In clasilo langungo, of "doing him up."
Judge of his astonishment when on awaken
ing noxt morning (with, it is trne, a rnthor
misty recollection ot tho last night's
conversation), ho was handed n lot
tor from tho gentleman against
whom ho had cherished these bos
tilo intentions. Tho lettor stated that tho
writer had learned of his expressions and in
sisted upon nn immediate apology or tatis
factlon, w hero nnd whon ho pleased. Hero
was a dilemma truly, and, sad to state, our
young friend did not feel equal to tho en
counter. Tho paternal advice was sought
and tho young Are eater, nldod by his father,
a prominent lawyer, concluded that, as dis
cretion was tho hotter part of valor, it would
bo best to proparo an huxnblo letter of apol
ogy, "which was sent by tho ofllco boy, with
tho favor of an Immediato reply. It soon
came. Tho other party know nothing what
ever of tho affair, and it slowly dawned upon
them that tho challengo wns got up by somo
outside wag for tho puqwso of obtaining a
llttlo harmless amusement The explana
tions all round are said to havo been very
funuv. Philadelphia Times.
Pattl's CaitU for Hule.
Mrao. Pattl's castlo at Craig-y-Nos, Walea,
Is advertised for sale. The reason given by
tho diva for this course U tho fact that sho is
being robbed by her neighbors. They over
whelm her with appeals for alms, and whllo
sho is searching in her purso for tho where
withal to satisfy theso demands tho appli
cants pocket her choicest bits of bric-n-brao
or books. Tho park about tho castlo is over
run witli poachors, nnd oven tho crops about
tho placo uro being cut and cart led off ut
ulght Frank Leslies'.
King Ja-Ja of Opobo, tho dopascd West
African sovereign whom England exiled to
the West Indies, is being feted at St Vincent
A Good lilodicino Whiob every Family
Should bo Provided With.
Tlioro is no iiicillcliio so often needed
in every Itousohold ns n pjooil reliable
liniment hitch us Chamberlain's 1'iiin
Halm. Ilnrdly n wook passes but gomo
member of thu family liu.s need of it
for botno iiilnieut. A toothache or
liendaoho mny ho cured by it. A touch
of rheumatism or neuralgia quieted.
Tlio severe piiln of 11 burn or senld
promptly lolioved, and the sore honied
in iinieli lesstimo tliun when medicine
lias to lie sent for. A sprain mny bo
promptly treated boforu inllsuiiiiiution
sets in, which insures 11 cute in about
ono third of the tlmo otherwise re
quired, ('tils and bruises should re
cMvu immediate ttcntmeiit before thu
parts become twollen, wlileh van only
lie done when the I'uiii ll:ilin is kept on
litind. A soro throat limy bo cured he
foro it becomes hor.ous. A trouble
Komo corn innv ho removed by apply
ing it twleo a day lor a weeic or two.
Qulnsey and cluiidtilnr swellings may
ho hiirpi'essed buforo mutter has bojrtin
to form in them, lloils am o.ten the
result of an injury and may he prevent
ed by timely treatment. A lame bnel;
may lie cured nml several days of valu
able time saved. A pain in tho side or
chest rolieved without paying a doctor
bill. When so much pain ami siill'iulng
may bo saved by the trivial outlay of
Idly cents, it is certainly surprising that
any f.mul.v would do without such a
ret.iei'y. Tho fact is, few of those who
have used Chamberlain's l'aln Halm aro
wllllnj; tu be without it.
A Kansas City traveling man says
Chamberlain's l'aln Balm enables him
to earn SI.'-OO per year It cured him
of neuralgia with whitii lu had been an
almost e.Jiistatit sutleior.
A. H. Elliott of South Gednr, Kansas,
Hays: "My father who lives noiir 1110
was thrown from a buirjry, and nearly
killed, Chamberlain's l'aln Halm saved
his life."
Mr. Win. Wrstlako, n prominent
fanner nml stock-raiser noiir Avoea,
N'eb., was so hndly injured by beinK
thrown from a sulky, that he could not
raise his hand to his itead, by lisins
Chamlrrlain's l'aln lliilm, tin entirely
recovered tlio use of his nrni in two
weeks time, which enabled him to ox
biblt ills stud of hordes at tlio fair and
they took tlio llrst premium.
L. (). Htirlingliani of New llostnn,
111., sprained his hack so badly that ho
could not cut oil' n stick of wood,
Chamberlain's Pain Halm cured him in
ono day.
m mi
S;. Patrick's Pills cleanse thu system,
purify tlm blood ami regulate the liver
nnd bowels. Thoy havo no equal, try
them, S3 cents pur box,
Sold by W. J. Turner
.LADIES
Fine Shoes
AND SLIPPERS.
MEN'S
Fine Shoes
AND SLIPPERS.
CHILDREN'S
Fine Shoes
AND SLIPPERS.
-AT-
Perkins Bros.
SPECIALTY
SHOE EITTIffG- HOUSE
1 1 29 O Street.
DENTISTRY
W. J. P. Lawton, D.D.S.
Rooms 42, 43, 44, Burr Block.
levator on O St.. Tclephone'628
Artificial Teeth inserted without plates.
NITROS OXIDE GAS
Administered for pnlulPsH extraction.
It has No Equal.
THE ALASKA
e REFRIGERATORS.
Finest and llcst Mace.
Ladles nre invited to call and sec these
summer commodities and also inspect our
magnificent stock of Crockcrv, Lamps and
Art Glassware
Cat and see our stock. Prices low and
everything the very latest.
S. C. Elliott.
FINEST LIVERY RIGS
In tho city nil eome from tho
G-raham Brick Stables,
I(W7 V streot, wh.ro all kinds of
v .'addle Horses
Can bo had at any lime, day
or uiKht on short notice.
HORSES BOARDED
KING STEEAR,
SHOE STORE,
Is tho next thing to n SavlUK" Hank. Tho only
dIU'ereneo Is wo ulvo vou
Real Leather Shoes
Instead of Paper Holed Shoes, for tho same
or loss dollars that theothorHchnrKo for shod
dies. Wo soil them on their merits. Tho
cheapest .and best placo In America for Heal
.outlier Hhoes fertile same amount of money
Houiember tho placo, 1010 O street.
KING STEEAR.
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