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PL.ATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 0, 1888.
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DH. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
Symptom of Catarrh. Headache,
pi . ruction of nose. ii.cu.u .; fallinjr into
ttroat.eoini-timi-a prof iis', watery, arid acrid,
t oth. r. tln. k. tviiacious. mucous, purulent,
Mno."y and i'otri.1 : weak, rir.irintr in eors.
il ittif". itiftieultv of t-lenrln throat, Xievt
vUion ot orT.-nsivr- matter: breath ofTensive
Tm. !1 and te impaired, and debility,
O'llva few of thestf symptoms likely tr. le rre
-rit at nnce. Tlioiisiixls 'f ifsi-a result in coa
umpt;on. nn 1 ond in the Priie. '
' Hv its iiiii.i. (nx.thina-. and lier.llns properties.
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'JULIUS PEPPERBERG,
MANCFACTCKEK OF AKD
WHOLESALE k RETAIL
Dj.-'st Rrands of Cigars,
inciuJing our
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YOUft OWN FAULTS.
Io wc l:e.-'l tho homely tulac, handed dawn from
Uuy of j'rft,
"Ere you bwH-p your nelghbor'H dweHIng, clear
tho ruhljLsli from your doorr"
Ijct no filth, to rust there gather; leave no traces
ff decay;
Duck up every weed unsightly; brush tho fallen
It-avei away 1
Youth's Companion.
A BAD, I5AD MAX.
It wns in n littlo liamlot on tLe Clinch
fiver, Tennessee.. There was a general
Ftoro, in which dry j;.ax1h, groceries, sad
dlery, hardwares crockery, meats and
whisky were sold i'i about equal protior
tioiis; a hlaehsuiitli tliop, two houses, a
Lridpo and that was all. When I got up
in tho morning' it was raining, and the
sky that leaden huo which means a driz
zling day. Jeflers would not hear of my
goin on, ami observed that it would be a
good day for tho mountaineers to eopio in
und reveal their leading traits of char
acter. Wo had scarcely finished breakfast
when the- began to cou:o in, each man
mounted on a mule, and each man wear
ing a rubber coat. 15y 10 o'clock there
were a dozen. All seemed to have a littlo
money, but the only purchases made out
mIo of whisky were a pound of wet,
brown sugar und home plugs of tobacco.
One man had a mule with three thoes oil
and tho four! h one clattering. As he dis
mounted at the blacksmith fchop he said
to the f-rr.it'u:
"Iiill, I want yer to look at that 'ere
mew 1."
"I'm ri-lo.ik'ui', Tom," was the com
placent reply.
"Io you reckon she'll pull through the
wintert"
Dill picked up each foot, squinted at it
like a judge sizing up a witness, and pull
ing off the loose hhoe with a twist he spat
three times in the directum of his anvil,
cocked his Lat anew, and gravely re
marked: "Tom, she can't possibly do it no how
can't."
"Shoo! Bill!"
"Cau't do it, for shore. Mewls is mewls.
If she was a elephant she might, but she's
a mewl, an" afore epring them feet will
wear oil cl'ar up to the jiuts. Got to hev
shoes on, Tom."
"Shoo! That's what I reckoned. Is
shoes cheaper""
"Skeercely."
"bhoo! I heard they was. Kin ye make
it fo' bits, UillV"
"Wuth that for iron, Tom. Six bits
ar tho lowest."
"Wall, dod rot her ole yaller hide, I'll
see about it afore night! If ye hev a
nigger, ho wants clot lies, 'an' if 30 hev a
mewl, he wants shoes, an' he'll take 'ticu
hit- pains to kick agin every rock becomes
to. It's all wrong, boys, an sometimes I
feel like let tin' myself loose and lie-kin'
sumbod ."
There were I en of ns in the store, and I
wad listening to t lie story of a Union man
who guided a party of refugees over the
mountains into Kentucky, when a great
clatter was heard out doors, and some
body sr-M tlat (.Id Lick Trasker had
"arriv." Next moment he came in. If3
was a man 53 years old six feet high,
weighed iDO pounds, and was the f;peci
men bad man of tho four counties. Ho
didn't look it. lie had a smilo on his face,
lurgo blue eyes, and a child would have
gone to him in preference to any ither
man in the store. lint, if lie didn't look
it. he acted it. His lirst movement was
to drink a common tumbler even full of
moonshine whiaky- As ho sat tin glass
down he wiped his mouth 011 tho back of
his hand, surveyed each onoof lis in tarn,
and finally grow led :
"A cursed mean day.'
Ouo or t wo replied, but all others were
silent. Old Dick was in ugly mood,
armed with knife and revolver, und was
evidently looking for a jictim. Not an
other man was armed, and thero was the
display of nerve which thosi mountain
men aro celebrated for. ' Not a man at
tempted to flatter or conciliate. Not a
man attempted to sneak out doors. They
were helpless, to a certain extent, but
were hp cool as icicles.
Old Dick called for and put down two
more drinks, and each one of them large
enough to liefndiUo a weak man in live
minutes. V.'hilo he had his back to the
i-rowd -lelTors whi.-pored to oie:
"Look out for him. Ar' ye heeled:"
"Yes. I have my revolver "
"Then git the drop on him! Ping hira
right through the head or heart!"
r.ut, heavens man, I can't shoot a per
son down that vrav. Us hasn't even spoken
to me yet."
"Wall, keep year eye on him, and if ho
mhkes a move let Lim have it."
1 becran to figure. I began to add np
tho wealth of the Asters, Vanderbilts,
Goulds and Knickcrlxn-kers, and feel that
I would give every dollai of It to be ten
miles away I had just added the wealth
of California, and reduced the ten miles
to five, when old Dick pulled his gun and
tired six shots around the store at various
objects, at the sajnc time uttering six
blood curdling ar whoops. "Not a man
moved. He slowly reloaded the revolver.
and singled me out aud cama forward
with extended paw. '
"Howdy?" lie" growled.
"I'm eribblns, thank you. "
J'ra Old pick bad man "
"Yes." '
"Bad, verytad."
"Yes."
"Kin ye font?"
"No."
"That's bad. Pad kentry fur a Quaker.
I'll learn re."
"Say, Dick," remarked one of the men,
"he'un hain't one of us. ' He'un's a stran
ger from the no'th."
"Jim, you shet!" replied tho bad man.
Tni going to learn he'un how to tout,
lie hain't no good if he can't."
Three or four men winked at me to hu
mor the old man, and when ho asked if I
ttS armed I showed him mv revolver.
"Nut bin but a squib!" W gTunted in
eontcot. "That thero couldn't send a
bcdl iLrough my hide. Come out doors'."
All e f U3 went ont. The bad man was
unsteady cf hand, leg and voice, but his
train wr.s still fairly clear.
"Nor.- tUea,"ho said to me, "you go
over bv vour shop, an I'll stop yere by
tho' lie! :"n. When I opens tiro vou
z-i ccad it back tj fast r-a vo kin. Ju.t
ucc-y one snos 1:1 Li,e 1 cuui-c yv.
1 looked at tho crowd, end ull nedded
to mo to go, and two of thera whispered
to mo to kill Old Dick if I could. I went.
I had tho shelter of a corner of tho shop,
and the bad man had a barrel of salt on.
tho platform as a shield. Ho uttered a
whoop and opened lire, and everybody
scattered for shelter.
Now, I am goinsr to frankly admit that,
ts I crossed tho street I wanted to take
leg bail vp or down tho street. I'd Lavo
given an arm to Lo cut of it. I didn't ruu
because v.or.ieu raid children v.ero vatch
ing me, and because to have: "liunkeu"
would have been to cover myself with
-sntempt forever after. Eut 1 want to
make another statement even mojo
strange. I had no sooner reached shelter
than I was seized with a ferocious desiro
to kill Old Dick. It was as if lie had
murdered my family and I had trailed
him down. I didn't take cover at all,
owing to this feeling, but stood at the cor
ner and blazed away and took his bullets
in return. 15ut for tho whisky in him he
would have dropped me. As it was ho
planted four bullets within a foot of my
head, while I put four into the salt bar
rel aud the fifth into his right shoulder.
Ho went down and began to shout, aud a
strange exultat ion came to mo ns I thought
I had killed him. Tho wound, aided by
tho whisky in his stomach, made the bud
old man a baby and ho actually cried. Wo
sent oil for a doctor and got him fixed up,
and when he got his mind back ho shook
hands with mo in tho heartiest manner
and laughingly said:
"Yank, I wouldn't hev believed it. It's
the first time in twenty years I've bin
downed, an' I feel shucklcss about it."
"But you drove me to it."
"Ueckou I did. Lor', but what nerve
ye hev got! Never saw a feller so steady
under tiro. Shako again, and I want ye
to cum up and tday a week with me."
I did put in threo days with him, and
during that time 1 was the one who
dressed his wound Quite a number of
people called to hear about it, aud in each
case Mrs. Traskcr introduced me with:
"Stranger from the no'th, an' he'un is
tho one who downed my old Dick in a fair
fout." M. Quad in Detroit Free Press.
Use of Concentrated Foods.
Concentrated foods, which contain an
excess of 6tarch with too little of the
other ingredients found in wheat, lead to
torpor and atrophy of the bowels, and
sooner or later there is actual disease.
Constipation and rectal disorders are fast
becoming national infirmities; ami wher
ever these prevail especially the first
named), 3 0U may look for what are called
nervous diseases and brain affections
these, later, verging toward insanity; and
following this class of maladies, or in con
nection with them, we shall find paralytic
diseases. Now there is really no need of
all this train of physical ills; we bring
these troubles upon ourselves. Nature
has given us healthful food products, und
in great abundance; but if wo convert
these blessings into just tho opposite, we
have only ourselves to blame.
Another foolish idea that many main
tain is that there is more actual nutrition
in meat (the flesh of animals) than there
is in grains. Never was there a greater
mistake. Turn to any reliable table giv
ing the analysis of foods and you will see
that the figures stand the other way;
there being threo or four times tho
amount of nutritive substance in wheat,
rye, oats, corn and bailey than there is
in the best beef or mutton. Dried beang
and peas are far more nutritious than any
of tho meats. (See Payeu and other
standard authorities.) Were illustrations
needed, we have all the peasantry of the
Old World to refer to. - Who does not
know that the hard .vorkers tho world
over live ujioi a diet from which meat is
practically excluded? It is true in Asia,
it is truo in Europo. More hard, muscu
lar labor can be gotten out of a piece of
oat cake, a bit of unleavened wheat meal
bread, or even tho southern hoe cake, than
out of twice that amount of beef, pork or
mutton. Susanna W. Dodds, M.- p. in
Demorest's Monthly." '
Helllon of the Roumanians.
The religion of the lloumauians is a
mass of superstitions, which under tho
namo of Christianity dominates their en
tire existence. Indeed, one author has
said: "The whole life oC a VUacli' is
taken up in devising talismans against
the .devil." A 'Roumanian u'H'OTf-rs his
head on passing a vv.-iycido cross, but he
makes au equally deep salutation to tho
rising sun: lie goes to church on Sunday,
but it is doubtful whether ho does not re
gard Friday, which is dedicated to Venus,
as the holier day of tho The ortho
dox Jle-uuianian regards a'uy ono who
buries a corpse without placing a coin in
t he hand as a pagan. The Roumanian
churches in contrast with tho co,!d, u.v
looking churches 0 thp Saxons, present a
most attractive appearance, for they are
covered with artistic decorations, and u'e
a mass of soft, warm coloring,
"Not a corner," says Mrs. Gerard, "but
from which starts np some grinning devil,
not a nook but reveals some choleric
looking saint, till wt feel ourselves to bo
surrounded by a wholo pageant of celes
tial and diabolical beings, only distin
guishable from, one another by the re
spect i ye fashions "of their headgear, horns
or halo, as the case may bo. Theso horned,
devils play a veiy Important part in every
Roumanian church, where usually a large
portion of tho walls is given up to repre
sentations of the place of eternal punish
ment. The poor Roumanian peasant,
whoso life is often so wretched and,
struggling as hardly x deserve' that
name, serins to derive considerable con
solation "from anticipation of the day
when the tables are to be turned and the
hitherto despised poor shall receive an.
eternal crown." New York Sua Book
Review, ..... - -
'The handwriting of English literary
men boing under, consideration, it 5,3. said
that Andrew Lang writes a peculiar, but
not illegible, hand; Swinburne's was
curiously sehoolboyisli, but perfectly legi
Wo "Matthew Arnold's was lucidity It
self; Mr. Ruskin's is pretty end plain ; Sir
Edward Arnold's is also very plain; John
Morlev's is dilGcult at first, but easily got
acquainted with; Labouchcro's is pretty
bad; T. P. O'Connor's is rather rough, but
easy to read; Fredeiick Greenwood's Is
called agreeable, and tho editor of The
Times, it is said, v.-riies a Tartv?.uiariy
(rood and legible hand. Nc.v Ycrk bun.
Dlood Likely to Flow
Niiw Yomk, Nov. 0, Tho .Mail ami
Ex pre s prints this: '
The following is nutheutie, important
ami t-peaks for, itself:
liAi.inuir, N. 0., Nov. 5. Hon. M.
S Quay, N !H Fi fth uvjnue New York:
Democratic leaders are now lonstin
openly on the streets that they will count
us out. Tin y are threatening to kill our
u -groi s nnd lynch our supervisors.
Tin-y are arming people and resisting
arrest. Several have already been shot,
and it is certain blood will How on elec
tion ilny. South Carolina democrats are
coming across the bonier and the militia
has been ordered under arms.
WHAT ON EARTH
Is the reason people w 11 not, can not, or
do not see any difference in cheap nos
trums put up by Cheap John hou.-t s or
irresponsible parties at enormous profits?,
rather than take a medicine1 of v.-.irH
wide reputu dion .md one thai is giving
universal satisfaction at equal price? No
medicine in the world is giving such un
paralleled satisfaction for purifying the
blood ns REGG'S BLOOD PURIFIER &,
15LOOI) MAKER, and ever bottle that
does not do its work will cost you noth
ing. For sale by ). P. Smith & Co.,
druggists.
Clothing must go, Men's Business Suits
at $4.V0. Elson, the One Price Clothier.
Everything necessary fur furnishing a
house can be purchased at II. Uoeck s.
If you have a watch, clock or jewelry
of and kind vou want repaired ;ooI, take
it to II. M. Ganlt. All work warranted
to give satisfaction.
Foit 8AI.K, A good span of matched
ponies for sale, they are a numbir one
buggy team. Enquire at this office. tf
The finest bedroom sets can be found
at II. Hoick's.
HOW CAN PARENTS
allow their children to cough and strain
and cough and calmly say : "Oh! it is
only a little cold." and keep giving thein
cheap and dangerous medicines, until
they are down with lung fever or con
sumption, when thev can be so easily re
lieved by I5EGGS' CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP? It has no superior, and few
equals. For s.tle by O. P. Smith fc Cv,.,
druggists.
If yon wan, anything in the jewelry
line, ri to II. M. C;u.lt He will si 11 you
good goods fit low prices and guarantee
them as represent ed.
Plenty of feed. Hv.r, gr.ikam and
meal at Ie;se's mil?, tf
Men's Overcoats :U Eicon's, the One
Price Clothier &UJ0,
A MAN FROZE TO DEATH !
Why?
Because he had no G.uti.ANi) Stovk.
Buy one of Johnson Bjsos sept2 dim.
Remember you save 2-5 etc 041 every
dollar by tradtprj with liSiOa the One
Price CJ.diije!-,
COUCH! artel COUCK! and COUCH!
What in the world is the reason jou
will cough and keep coughing and still
keep trying inferior medicines; wj.en
BEGGS" CHERRY COyQlI S.VUP will
positively relieve your cough at Oiu-of
This is 11b advertising scheme, but an
actual fact. :uul we guarantee it. Sold
by O. P. Smith & Co., druggists.
No finer, larger, cheaper line of neck
wear m the state of, ei-xassa than
you can fiin" -voei, the one price
cloilatiL ' ' tf
Dont go to Omaha when you want
to get your beautiful parlor and bed
room sets but go to Ht-nry Bocek's fur
niture emporium where y ;' get every
thing in the fi;-,Uiw- Mho that will go to
nvthe j.our home beautiful and comfort
able; and above all vou can gi t it cheap.
Remember that he who st lis iuc';t ;un (
sell ehcapt st.
doe. kc v.ne price ciethter, belii-vs tin j
the good old motto, "quick fede nnd
small j lfi:.,, ,iuc is always busy sell
ing goods. tf
II. Bonk's funiiiuie stock is acknowl
edged to be the fiucst and most com plete
iu the citv.
II. M, Ci'Utl ii v cuiving some very
fine novelties iu Oxidijeil Silver gods
for holidavji,
If yon want a good clock, go to II. M.
Gault. lie has a large assortment to
pick from tit prices that cau't help but
sell them.
Elson t',5" '.n Price is selling Chinchil
la overcoats, Eeayer Collars and Cuffo at
$15.'G0.
For Sent-
Part, or aVi or my house to small fami
ly, c?or. fUU and Dny streets.
tf Mua. A. Bi F.i..
Golel hucI silver watches enough 'to
supply the country at II. M. G'mlt's,
cheap aud warranted to give satisfaction.
Menjs Unbmndried &hirts, 40 cenls, at
Elson's the One Price Clothier,
Gobi anil .ilver spectackjs fit II. M.
Gault'a
Elson, the One Price Clothier, is selling
the Chicago Hats at $1.90.
Send your job work to the Hekald
office.
On November First !
:JJ(DIE
WILL
In one df liis windows. Kverviiotly can jnioss a?nl ncel mt l.nv a
cent's worth. The one ;iief:sin5 the nearest to how many
Beans the jar contains, hy.Ian. 1st, i-hall receive
SSfl
The second
Clear Sa,,2?
And the Third Nearest
A FINE LEATHER CLUB SATCHEL I
The .Tar will ho filled and sealed up 1 y two responsihle parties on
November 1st, and Counted dy three responsible parties at a
Public Hall, on .lanuoi'y 1st, ls,S, in Platt.-inoiilh. If a
lady should be the li lot nearest ruesser she will receive.
A
Twenty - Dollar Trunk.
The Second Nearest
-The Third
SILK
I3rinrr your cmesaes w ith name in
each
Lookout for laruje hand bills ivin; you a program belore K'ing
fill the Jar and e unt the Jleans. 'ihe Program will
be very
n
ne-rnce
And Leader
BUSISUSS DJKECTQlfY.
A TTOKNEY.
A$tu.nii'-fit -tvnv and Notary Public, onice in
Firxjrera.'d Block. I'latff moutu, Neb.
ATTOKNKY.
A. N. SVIXIVAN,
Attorney-at-baw. Will give prr.np. Attention
to a!l lupines? hi trusted to Sum. onie in
Union Hlock. Kist side, t'lattsmouth. Nrb.
BAKPii SJiOP A NO MATH ItOOM.
' EO. MOKLKY.
V?t nnd Cold Rivlis at all iioins. Ladies' and
Children's Hair Cutthuc a specialty. Cor. at It
and Alain, under Carruih's.
BOOKSKI.LKU, KTf'.
.t. V. YOUN'S,
Bookseller. Stat vntj-, ftnd News 1 tealer ; Fancy
;,,, s. 'l'ovi l'i.iFeeHoi.'ry, Ki:i ' i.irs. Soda
WiitV Vi-.'i nii'k .liaKe, I'iauo:? and tirgAtis and
.'ii a! IiiU'iiaents.
-
Cl vrinxo.
T.. 0(.I.IIN1.
Cloliren. Fii iii-lHiU ('..sods : to the old re
liabie Ionise fm- H:its. i.ars. b'ln'on-Iias. Trunks.
Botds. Siio-.. .iaiu street, next Casei.'o, lia" k.
1) o. p. s'.ii m & ".
l.tiiVrn in Wail Paper. Paint. Oil, Art Mater
S.ils. t'iiiars fc". Jloekwoo.l IJlock.
D
KNTIS r.
Da. A. T. AVITHK'IS.
"Tle ';:tt li-s-i Denti-ts." Teetli extorted
w ii hout t least pain or harm. Ar- iSei d "th
insertetl insmediaie'-y afo-r exti-ioui! nat lral
one-' w:imi d"-iretl. I;!-1 and all oMiei Ulli-ig'i
Ft'k-tlj' P.rst v':it-n. Ottiee In Union li!:tK.
;-4lsOCEIUKS.
VJf C'UtlS. WOTILFARTH.
Staple ar;d Fanny ll-"C!-r"'es, Gl isswara and
Crockery, Flour and Feed.
n ENT'S FUKN'I-HINO J 1S.
M J. II. 1) N EU.V,
dents Fin Fe.rnislier and liniib':
Tli.. tllf.st
complete ; nd to est ut-.vii m ih j city. Carrutli
Block, Cer,.t u i -Main.
.Pv')CEIilFS.
Vl M. P.. M U P.PH Y CO. ,
Tlie r.ead'r.K I.'ealers in Grotrre-. t-roekery.
Cliiua, La"fil, Wondtm and Willow ware.
Flour. Feed, c C-ash i a;d for count! y projuce,
GRWF.PIFS.
I.KHNHOFF fe SOENMOHSKN.
Groeeris-', rrovi-ions, (41:issware nd Crockery.
HAK.VtiS?.
W. G. KF.EFEIt.
Sitccpstif t.-'' O. M. srr-iiit. liarin'i-i, Saddler
lloos. Net--. Robes, Dusters, aud all liorselur
uivSiir-gsoods.
HAKDWAUK.
dOUV' AS P.HOS..
Hardware. Ktove. Tiiiv.Hre. TWc and PoeVet
Cn:rv. n-rrs ete. Il-niseiiold Sewlnir Ma
eii'mes atid .Jetvel GHolin stovf. Titiwork
of all kinds d--m at re;ionable prices. Alain
t-tr--et, IH'.lod Block.
Ei:CH AN 1 TA I
C. F. MITII.
Mereliant Tai-er. Main -trett. "ever Mer'O
Slioe store. C't-Tipiete ock of faiiiliiea., ':!
guaranteed. Prices defy conipetiti
M
ILblNEl! Y.
M5v! .1 w .UlUVSOV.
.'V - V . . I . . ..v. - . - v - ..... '
inc)y'.' "d Trim mint's : alo Ch-Mren and la
j'attts' Bonne's, to be clot!?d out at coet.
r....r.' -. I ..f it, a- l atent Sn-Iog nf Mil.
The 0
Price 0
PLACE
nearest
Nearest
HANDKERCHIEF I
a sealed enviloj e. One micss to
person.
interesting.
m h
Hussler
bioinsn
of Low Price.
J. II. EMMONS, 3?.I.
I10VK0IATI1IC
Physician Surgeon
OnieR over WeseottV ftore. Aain street.
lteillel!e- in Dr. cliiUlkncclit's propeity.
Chronie Dis' He-i and Ui-es-s of Women and
Children a specialty. Oiliee lioure, ! to II a.m.
li to 5 and 7 to 'J p. in.
WILL OPEN
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION
AND VOCAL CULTURE.
Special care Liken in cultivating lung
ower, removing voice from throat.
CLEONE B. DANIELS,
Of Omaha, fornieily of YVa:-!,htD,
D. ('. Terms, reduced, per L fm h, .lOcts.
Address Box :jri. Plattsinoidli P. O.
U. B. WINDHAM, .lol'.N A. l AVIKS,
Notary Public. Notary "iiblfc.
Ofiiee ever Bank t l C!is- Coo'.iy.
Pl.ATTSMOeiH, - - XeW.ASKA
FOii SAicK to Fi:i:ir:KS !
Steers and Hc.'fsrs,
Oit. Two and 'lliree y:;rs old, ne:ir Ki--.ra,
Jvanss : suitable for Feeding or Uitiiglnng.
Vltaro Stock. Cattle.
Will f-ell on lime to pmOes niakiiiK flrst-cl:m
t pai"'-r ; acn'ress :
H. P.GPIMKS. Kiewit, .Jx'a., or
VT. B. GBlMr S. Katit-ait City. M.
C F. S M I T H,
The Boss Tailor
Main St.. Over Merges' Shoe Store.
Has the best and most complete stock
of samples, both foreign nnd iiomehtic
woolens that ever came west of Missouri
i-iver. Note these prices: Business nuib
from $10 to $35. dress mits, 25 10 $45.
pants $4, $5, $, ".50 nnel upwards.
Will guaranteed a fit.
Prices Defv CompetUion.
O- ICEMPSTER,
Practical Ym ?rd Organ Tuner
A.VD RKPAIItF.R.
First-c iss work gnnrnnteed. Also deal
er in Pianos and Organs. Office at Boeck'a
ivxaiture store, Plattsmoutli, Nebraska.
till-