CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1891
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As a Rule,
Itli licit not to nttt-inpt to rciiiptty rcMlxc
new by Hie use of saline or ilrnitlc ping.x.
llx ex. hen a enth.utle medicine l needed,
the most ironit iiml boiicilolal It Aver's
l'llls. 'lhelroilect Is lo lestnre the regular
notion ot tlic bowels, without weakening
them llelng sugar co.iti il. these I'm, r,,t
their meilleliiat xlitu-s foi a lung time, ami
uru cusv, to taki'
" I can roooinmenil Axel's IMIU iilmxe all
others, having long pinved Itn-ir alnu as a
e.ith.iitlefiiiinxclfiiiiif,imilv "-.I r.,.,,
I.elthsxllli I'.i ' '
" In IH.W, ,j . nihioi'of a hit ml, 1 began
tie use of Ayefs Pills at .1 ii'in,.,l lor Ml
Immicss, lontiliMtlim. high fexcts, ami
coiN The) seixod mo belter than an),
thing t hail piovloiislv tried, and I have used
tlifin In attacks of that ton oxer since."
II W Jleish, Jmlxonl.i, Ark
Ayer's Pills,
rilKl'Altltl IIV
DR. J. O. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mm..
Sold by all Dealers In Medicines.
LincolnPark
Lincoln's Great Pleasure Resort
Now open dnll to the public The finest
plr lc gioiinds in the state, with fine
boating n'"l fishing. Dancing
pax lllons, illuminated with
''lectric lights anil
he.intKiil drixes
The Park Is huge ami will accommodate
everxlxxlx. Seclmleil places for piivate
picnics can he h.ul
Hand Conceit even exerting 7 until 9 v.
A (ii.itul Display of
Day Fireworks !
At ,', 3d Sunday Afternoon
Paul Boynton's
Acquatic Show
Sept. 5th and 6th.
GRAND -:- BALL.
In Mammoth Pavilion every Tuesday and
I'rid.Tv night
Electric ears run to the l'.irk exerx 12
minutes from d o'clock in the 11101111111;
until it 30.1t night
ADMISSION, 10 CENTS.
S.SOX TCh'liTS
On SkIh at Hurley's. Slillllmr llros.', U,l. It's
Kosinurniit mill !.d. ''i on iiu'h.
1!ii Coupon 7'iciii mid Smi Man v.
Cushman Park
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TOMORROW -SCNDAY
Danish FolkeFest
Great Excursion from Iowa including
the Iowa State Hand of Des Moines. Olc
Olson xx ill he there. It will he .1 funny
and interesting d.ix (Jo out sure Trains
leaxe 10:30, 2 30, 3 30 and 5 30, returning
3, (1 and 10 p. m
TUESDAY NEXT
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Tills will he .1 grand outing and will he
attended hx a large gathering. Theie will
he ample amusement (or all.
Trains leaxe 2.30. 4 20, and S, returning
at t,, S 3" '"d 1 1 40 p. m
WEDNESDAY NEXT
CATHOLIC LYCEUM
Picnic and Outing of the Union Club
A giand time is assured all Trains leaxe
2 30, 4 20, 7 30, leturnlng 3, 8 and :i 140
p. m.
Look Out for Next Sunday!
C. L. RICHARDS,
ATTOEUBY"
KH'HAKP'4 It LOCK
LINCOLN. NLHRASKA
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
Mis Miunli Knugliu loft MoiuUy for I'or
Ttw iiNomt, Wash,, where she will xlslt sexer
nl xveeks
Mrs. Thomas' Hrltulley, of Washington, In,,
l visiting her daughter, Mrs W H Cain
bildge Mrs A C. llmuuiniiil of Warsaw, III , U
visiting with her sister, Mr. 8. II Long
t Idge
Mr nnd Mr James Hix ell Imxn returned
from n three wrecks, visit to Hot Springs, S "
Miss May Kiinrer has returned from an
extended visit In Colorado and New York
Mcssr. A. K Woods and K Hriiuucr bine
gone for n visit at Spokane Kalis, Wash.
Mr. L II, Dax-lsdopnitctl WcdncMlny for
11 two week' x Islt nt Hot Hpi lugs, S I)
K S Shaw , night oerator nt tln Missour
Pacific, h-s gone to Imlliiiui on 11 visit.
Miss Ida Homiell hat gone to Chleigo to
x Wit her father, Mr John C Ilomiell
1'iofcvmr Morsi' of llostoii, anivisl Thtir
1 lay anil will remain nriuauintly
MlssTillleOapin of PlattMiioutli is visit
ing licriumt Mix, I)r S Lattn
Mrs. M'liy i: Thoiupsou has gone to Miu
iiciik)IIs for n two weeks visit
Ml 8 Amy IjiihUt Is visiting filctiils ami
relatixes hi Eldorn, Iowa
Mr. II P. Hliepard of Oago, Iowa Is x sit
lug rvlutli'4 In this eity.
I)r and Mrs Wlnett left yesterday for
Pittsburg mid New York.
Colonel II P Hoggeii of the Omaha Hit'
xxas In the city this xxik
Miss Ploieliee Iexy of New Oilcans Is xls
iting Mr. M, Aekerinaim
Miss Mary V. Ldttlnu-r nnlvisl from
Ahliigtou, III , yesj onlay
Dr. (' li Muy dor has leturiied fiom a
wr tern plcasiuv tlip
MlssJosie Wnwr Is hi HlouxClty xislling
filemls and ivlatixei.
Mr Elirs Kianktorter dopaitisl Weilno
day for Sax ninth, Ills.
Mr SaniuelJ Tuttle and family have ro
tiiliii.l from Huston
Hoseo Pound left Thin wlay for a tiipto
Hariisburg, Pa.
Mr iiml Mm. A O ThjIoi left Weihu-xlay
for Ateliison, HI.
Mr. Case Kdxxards lies Imtii spending the
week In Clilengo.
Hon. John Hiirshj of Palimout was iu'.the
eity this week.
Mr V. I. Pnlmer of Omaha was in the
eity this week.
Miss Ellen llax Ik xMtiiiK friends In Utlex
Nebraska.
Mrs W. K (iosper left Wednesdny for
Chicago
Miss Ellen O'Connel Is xllliiig nl Olatehe,
Kansas.
Mr. John E Newman ot Dm Mobies is In
the eity
Captain J. 1' Hill spent Tin 'day in Heat
rice. M'ss Ellle I.i-esK Is visiting Iriends in Sew
erd
a sr rim .
Little. LouIho (at Long Hranch) Mnbel,
why don't your mamma xxear diamond
eurrlugi) like my mamma's?
Mabel Shu left 'em home, and papa's
bid 'em wlteru the robbers can't net 'em
"Where, has he hid 'einf"
"Why, I heard him tell mamma thnt be
bad put them up the Hpout, and he guessed
they xxould stay there." Texas Slftingij
Our Son Jack.
Mr. Hreezey Our 8011 Jnck is getting al
together too largu for a youngster.
Mrs. Hreezey Oh, vx-ell, the child Is father
to tliu man, you know.
Mr. Ureerey Very true, but Jack beems
to consider himself father to the whole
family. New York Herald.
A lliichvlor.
D11 Iord So you have bold your beach
cottage. What xvas the matter?
Uuford Squalls.
Du Lord Cloudy xx-eathcr most of the
timer
Uuford No; baby In the next house.
Ivowcll Citizen.
KijiihI to the OccunIoii.
I'idy of the House It seems to mo your
bill is very large. The other Iceman we
had didn't charge us half as much.
Iceninu He didn't? Well cr you see,
lady, my Ice Is 11 Kood deal colder than his.
New York Press.
Yea, Indent.
The grasshopier has, according to its
size, 120 times the kicking power of nn
average man. It must be exciting times
(or the young gr.isshoppers which go
courting nnd find the old man at home.
Tlt-IJlts.
Time' Ctuiiif.
Penelope (slghlnj;) Ahl the men are not
xvhat they used to be.
Tom Harry Pd like to know xvhy notf
Penelope They used to lie boys, you
knoxx-. Noxv York Herald.
In Drew III111 Out.
It xxas In the parlor of a Uostou boarding
house.
"So you are from Capo Cod, are you?"
said the xvit of the house addressing thu
newcomer and xx inkint; to his fellow board
ers, as if to say, "notice how I will draw
him out."
"Yes "
"Cnpe Cod runs 11 Ioiik wax into tliu sea,
I bellexu?"
"Ye, a good bit "
"Pivtty dampish climate, I think?"
"Not p.irticuhirly no "
"Well, now, when I was down there I
thought it was The rain appealed to me
to ho damper than in the city and to xx'ot
one more. It made me pietty wet, I know,
Say, don't you thinl: the rain wetter there
than here?"
"I don't know Down there xxu go lu
when It rains."
1 Then the hoarders laughed, and thedrmv
. iiiK out proiesswas brought to an abrupt
1 conclusion. Capo Cod Item
1 II A l Spurlul Train senile-( . It.
I i;i.ciiniinu'iil, tiiiiiut Island
' On Monday, August list anil TuhsiIiij
Septemhel 1st, a special tiaiu "III leaxe Liu-
I coin 10 lo .x xi fm (iiaiul Island Ih'tuin
lug this tiain will leave liiaml Island at on
I' xi , thus enabling pillions to attend the ie
imlcil nnd iituiu home the same evening
I'uither paillciilaih at H. tS: M. depot 01 city
illli'o, eoinel O and Tenth slieels
A, C. Zinn it City Pass Ag't
ATTRACTIONS AT THE PARKS.
Uliat l.lneiiliiltr Mit) Kiiorl for Out
llnor AiniisiMiirnt Toniorriiw,
Tomorrow will boa big day nt Ctinhmnn.
The swisll'li element xtlll be turned loose ami
mid the crowd Ole Olosoii nnd Yon Yoikoii
will miiiglo and assist In the entoitnluiiiout
as well as a liberal Indulgence In the festivi
ties. Twenty coaches of vliltois are expect
isl from town and the excursion will bead
(list to nt Omaha. There will be lots of pure
unadulterated fun and a tlbernl supply of
music The low a state Ixiud of DesMoines
and the t'liion Pacllle baud of Omaha will Ih
with im, ami this, together with a clover se
lection of athletic sports will limke up 11 dl
xersllltsl and thoioilglily enjoyable day
The exclusion put) will hold forth dining
the day at Cusluuati mid In the evening they
will enjoy nights In 11 drlxe or stroll about
the Capital City. Kreipiont trains will
huxe the Hut lliigtou depot during the day
fur the accommodation of Llucolites. (hi
out and pat take of the pleasures.
Tuesday next is the gnat outing of Diet
Ancient Order of llibeiueniis, ami a Hue
program has hem piepausl for the order and
its friends
Wednesday occur the Cat nolle lyceiim and
C11I011 Club picnic, and It will be innde a
most enjoyable oceasslou Our Catholic
Mends never do anything by half and 011
this, their llmt outing, much may be oxcct
ed and fully as much will be faithfully ioni
zed To all the nlsive you nro eonlHily lu
xltetl Kor riming ot tlalm see display
nilxoitlsemellt.
HAT KIHKXXOHKS
Toinoriow'senteitalmiientat Lincoln park
is Imth novel and nttrncttxe, and xisltois
will enjoy an iiutisiuilly Interesting program.
Athalf-past thus there will be a grand exhi
bition of day Drew orks, and it promises to
excel any thing iu that line oxer seen in the
west The display will be under the direction
ot a thoiotigldy capable exert, ami exeiy
pioxislou has Imh'H made for a thoroughly
injoyahle inogrnm
Kor the following Sunday ami the previous
iluy the paik management have a strong hill
topiesent It is none less than Paul Hoy li
ton's original aquatic company Every one
knows the gloat water king of his feats on
and iiiidei the wave ami const ipieiitly the
atti action Is coiisldoi ed one worthy of a
gieat audience. Llm-ohi park proves a de
lightful lesoit, a fact which Is being
tloiuonstiateil ilnlly , mid especially on Sun
day, when the crowds me laigeitnil the en
tertainment always fully up to a standard of
excellence (lo out tomorrow and see the
111 evv oiks
Out) HI.H. In Oiualiit Mild Hi'liirn tin the
t'liion I'adlle.
1 hose ilesii lug to visit Omaha during the
Pair can purchase tickets to Omaha and re
turn nt one fate foi loiind Hip, August '-"J to
September I, Incliislxe, xla the Union Pacific.
Tickets good tetiirui'ig until and Including
September ft, l'.tl
Are Von Interested J
The following frank statement from J. E.
Hare of Tienton, Texas, will be of interest to
luauyof our citizens. "My little boy was
xery bad otT for two mouths with iliurrliiea.
We used various medicines, also called in
two doctors, hut nothing dune him any good
until xxe Ustsl Cliainbci Iain's Colic, Cholera
mid Dinrrhii'tt Ilftucdy, which gave Imme
diate roller ami soon cured him. I consider
it the best medicine made and can conscien
tiously leeommeiid It to all who need 11 dlar
rhiea or colic medicine. Kor sale by ('has.
C Hoed, Druggist.
tjiilek mill Comfortable Trip.
Two new trains lmx-e lieen added to the nl
leady excellent connections east that th
(Ireat Hock Island lloute has lieen offering
to its patious.
The Lake Slioie V Mich. Southern has put
oil a new train, leaving Chicago dally at 10;
.50 a 111., and the Koit Wayne (Pennsylvania
Lines) one at 10:1") a. in.
These are dally trains, scheduled on fast
time, and arrive at New York City next
tcrnoou at 'J o'clock, and via the first men
tioned Boston passengers reach their destinas
tiuu but 'J hours later.
The Hock Island lloute HlecK.r luxes
Omaha daily at l..!(l p. m., and arrives nt
Chicago at h.Oft a. in , ill time to make this
Important through connection.
Kor rates and tickets apply to
J. L. I)E IIkvoih, (JenT Agent Pass. Dept,,
HHh it Karnam Sts,, Oinnha.
J.M). Skiiastian, Oen'l Tkt. & Pass. Agt.
K St John, Coii'I Manager.
A Cure for Cramps In the Stoinueli
Alliert Erxvin, Editor of the Ijeoimnl, Tex
as, Urnphic, says: "Kor the cure of cramps
hi the stomach Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrha-n Remedy Is the best nnd most
seedy 1 ever used." Many others who hnve
tried it eutei tain the same opinion Kor sale
by Clins. C Heed, Druggist.
The Hot Sprlnifsof Dakota.
These spi lugs are rapidly becoming famous
on account of the wonderful curative projier
tiesof the waters.Inml tlie many marvelous
cures xx hlch hax'o been elfecteil by the ther
mal baths.
The town and springs are iellghtfully situ
ated in a picturesque valley In the .Black
Hills country, abounding in lieailtiful scenic
t ITeets, and at an altitude of 3, UK) feet above
the sea level, thus insuring a pure atmos
pheie and exhilarating climate, absolutely
flee from malaria.
Under the enterprising and progressive
management of the Hot Springs company
many desirable Improvements have Is-en
maile, among the number the erection of a
commodious bath house fitted up with all
modern conveniences for the comfort of
guests New hotels hax e been built and com
foitably f m uished thiougliotit, conducted in
iitst'-class style and at leasonable rates.
Those who prefer stopping at a piivate house
will Unci many desirable lardlng fplacis
whole good accommodations are furnished
at moderate p' Ices
The hiiiiei ior dally sol x ice now allorded by
tlie Hurliiigtou Houte to Hot Springs, witli
thiougli sleeping car accommodations from
Omaha, Lincoln, Am 01 a and (irand Island,
makes the tlip an easy and enjoyable one.
and for the Item lit nt all XXho desiie to test
tlieelllcacj ot the wateis. loiind tlip tickets
at iislucisl into, good for ninety days aie
now on sale at all ollli if the Hurliiigtou
Houte
I'or pamphlet. deerlptlxt nt -the springs,
and full infoi matioii as to rates, time, etc,
apply to any agent of the company, or to
J KliANcis, (ion t Pnss'r A; Tk't Agt ,
Oumlia, Neb
ir -'I
lie I'lilon I'm Hie s.)ti'in
Has pliutsl III daily sei vlie 11 solid train be
tvvivn Lincoln and Sioux City making clo-e
coiiuectioiis at I'olumbus with main line
trains lot all H)iuts WMst, witli Albion, Cedar
Hapids, (Jul ami (iiaml Island and liranches,
evcept Sundays Lincoln and Sioux City
daily lonms'ts cliwly in union depot, Sioux
City, with theeveiiiug tiaius of connecting
lines fm the ninth and east. I'or full partlc
illais apply at 11)11 stieet or at de t
P. It SuissoN, C T. A.
OP It NKW KAILKOAI).
The Inst of the party that participated In
the exclusion given by the Hock Island road,
to Introduce Its new Hue from Chicago
to Denver, have returned, lauding the pial.es
of the now n.pltatit Tim lit nt train out, ar
lived lu Lincoln Just one hour late, but
roaohed Denver on schtdulu time Stopping
nt Beatrice nnd Pali bury we lecolved thiee.
newspaper ropiosentatlxes from ouch Lit
tle .ontko Laramie, the Indian baby found
iiH)ii the battle Mold of Woutultsl Knee after
the t'ultcd States' tnsips had looted lllg
Ktsit's baud of Sioux, who was a general fav
orite throughout the route, is now the adopted
daughter of Mrs, Clara Colby tiflloatiice
I he pnlty complete then eompiisisl Col
John C. Ilomiell or the Hock Isliiud and wife,
C Cole of the Register, Mrs Lafayette
Young of thd Capital, II. II Jones or the
Louder, DesMoines, Iowa, Mrs L II Poison
of the Nonpareil, Miss (lutce Osboi 11 of the
entertainment hilieiill, Miss (I race Deiuiug
uf the (IIoIh, Council HhilTs, Colonel Chain
phi S. Cluise of the Excolflor, C. C Host
water of thellif, O. K. Ilethge of the World
Herald, Oinnha, Will (). Jones of the Jour
nal, Thomas II Hyde of the News, P W.
Hampton of the Call, Edgar Wessel of Tiik
CountKli, II W HnrdyHlho New Republic,
W II. Hicks of Vanity Pair, Lincoln, Neb,
A. C Jordan or the Express, (I P Marvin
of the Democrat, Mrs Clara It Colby of the
Woman's Tribune, Beatrice, (loorgoCriws of
the (iazotte, (lonrgu E Jenkins of the LIImt
ator, Judge Llmlley of thu P.uteipilse, I'nlr
bury The train wns compostHl or mix en X'ei
tlbtiled cars, beautifully appointed with
every modem convenience, comprising ele
gant clial", sleeMr mid dining In charge or
Joint C. Bunnell, manager of the advertising
doMiiliuont. During our ride to Deux or,
Mr. Honuell lelattsl the many new features
nnd advantages which the road nlTcrcd He
sidd, "although other Hues make the 11111
from Chicago to Denver In less time, iu
traveling over the new toad you cull save
nearly a whole day Yollee, we leaxe Chi
cago at HX l' xi ami roach Lincoln at V! ','"
I'.M the next day This train nil ixes at D011
xeratTAXt the next morning, taking two
nights and one day , while other toads leaxit
at noon, loosing two days -nul one night
Reluming fiom Denver you boanl the train
at 8 p xi , 111 living hi Lincoln at I'.'tl I'M.
anil loaches Clilengo it 7 li the next morn
ing, milking It one of the most complete and
fastest through trains In the west Lincoln
will now have txxo tin ougli passenger trains
each way, and one local for Nebraska tiatllc
over tlie new Hue" After our woithy
"haoione" had llnlsheil his discourse we res
pulled to the dining car, a dinner is miiii
thlng of t-pecial delight to a uewspasr
scribe rettirn'ng to our private car, reeling
none the w 01 so torn sumptuous meal On
ai riving lu Deliver we weie 1 is el veil at tlie
depot by Col. I'll th, general agent for thu
Hock Island and Mr J D Klynn, the local
agent, and at once an adjournment was
taken to the bote' Albany where break
fast xxas serxeil Haxlng lluishisl our
reNist xxe were Invited to thu club rooms of
the hotel and leceixed by the goxernor, the
mayor mid represontatlxos of the lenl estate
and milling exchanges, chnmlH-r of com
merce nnd rcpiescutntixes of thu props, when
speeches nf welcome were made ami respond
ed to by members ol our party. Champagne
and other refit shments were then serxetl,
when It was announced that can luges
were hi waiting Accompanied by the
governor and major xxu were driven through
the principal thoroughfares mid shown the
various tstlnts of interest. Among our
party were several who had visited Deliver
previously, but evtn they weie suipiUd nt
the vast giowtli of that great metropolis dur
ing the past few years, and all acknowledged
it to be one of the gleatest cities west of Chi
cngo. The buildings me mostly or modem
nrchltu til re, massixesliiietmes, nnd seem to
be erected for stability regaldless of cost.
The new- city hall, now in the course or 01 no
tion will be one or the finest buildings iu tlie
country It will take 11 number of yeirs,
however, liefore It Is complete The new
Metropolitan opera house is also Win thy of
spts'lal comment, being one of tlie latgest and
finest houses of its kind iu the United States.
At !I:!M) lu the aftermmn we departed for
Colorado Springs, enthusiastic oxei our x islt
to the capitol of the Granite stite where we
weie so handsomely entertained. Our next
point of Interest was soon leachi I, rt tiling
at oncu to the Antlers. In the evening we
visited the Casino at Hioiulmoor, and wure
xery cordially received by tlie piopiietor,
Count James Pourtales and the accomplished
countess, who very charmingly entertained
us throughout the xisit
Through tlie kindness nf the Hock Island of
ficials we were taken for a long ride the next
day over the city to theOardeu of the (Jods,
enjoying a m stdeliglitfitl morning, arriving
n Miinitou nt early noon. A ride not soon
to Is' forgotten was our ascent to tho sum
mit of Pikes Peak, which we made iu thu af
ternoon on the cog toad, one of thu most
woiideiful pieces of modern engineering.
Krnui thu extreme height of fottt teen thousand
feet you cm see for miles In exery direction,
here n city, there a bound'ess arid plain, to
the right an unbroken chain or mountains,
while 011 nil sides there ranged one vast ex
panse or natures beauties. On Thursday
evening the party disbanded.
The rollowiug resolutions were pissed and
presented to Mr. Boimell
Whereas, It has happ'ly fallen to our lot
as the editorial guests of tile Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific railroad 011 this excursion,
to lie under the charge or John C Ilomiell us
acting host of said company for our welfaio
and entertainment on tlie eut're trip, ami
Whereas, He has proved himself to !
host Indeed, and has aiitlcipited our evviy
wish and want and so has made our ride ex
ceedingly pleasant ami enjoy able therefore,
Resolved, That we most cordially tender
him our siucoio thanks for his couttesy, and
assure him that we shall rememtier him as a
whole soulcd gentleman worthy of a warm
place in our hearts, where we will cherish
the memories of this occasion, tlie longer ami
more pleasantly 011 his ace unit. Ill tlie lan
guage of Rip Van Winkle, as Joe Jellerson
says, 'May he end bis ram ' livelong and
pross'i "
Iluy your giooeries, teas, entrees, etc., from
"Tlie Diamond's" new audfresh stock, ut Hit)
() street.
A Mothers (.nitltuile.
My son wsln an nlunM helple-s condi
tion with lliix when I commenced using
CIiiiiiiUm Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diairluea
Homed) It gave I1I111 iiuiiit Hate teliefalid
1 am sine it saxed Ills life 1 take gieat
pleasure in 1 iH'iiuimendiug it to all Mm M.
L. Johnstai, Eveiett, Siuipou Co , Miss '!'
mid .'SI cent bottle foi sale by Chns. C Reed,
Diugglst.
Ml ( link, lii tlie Pnlilli.
I wisli to say tn tux li lends and the public,
that I legal d ( haiuU-ihiiu s Colli Cholera
mid Dim lint a Hem ly n tli best pieptna
tlou in use for Colic and Diaulnea It is
I ho finest soiling medicine I ever handled,
lieciillsii it always gives satlsfai Hon ( II
Clink, Oiangeville, Ta I'oi sale by
Chin- C Hoed, DlllRL'ist.
SPECIAL SALEI
ON
Blankets and Comforts!
nrcciiNNiNc;
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 31st,
We will place on sale a lare shipment of
White, Grey and Scarlet Blankets
Together with a large line of Comforters.
This will piove a good chance for yon to lay in your
winter supply, we having purchased a large quantity from a
manufacturer who sold us some numbers at a great loss.
CALL AND KXAMINK THEM!
KILPATRICK-KOCH
1 5 18-1520
YOU GET FITS
And the right kind as well, as excellent
wear and latest style in Shoes when
patronizing
Parker & Sanderson.
See their fine line of shoes for
SUMMER WEAR
1009
Removal Sale
As we intend to remove to our New
Furniture Bloek on 13th street, between O
and r about September 1st, we have con
eluded to otVer our large stock of
FURNITURE
at nearly cost price until that time. As we in
tend to make genuine heavy cuts, these sales
at reduced price will be ti ictly cash. Call
and investigate.
AUG. TH. GRUETTER & CO.
1 1 id and 1
. iiAHOOVTiAnn
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