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Tne Evening Herald.
officialTpaper of the city.
nr. A. NalUliurf ha 1li nrlindte rticM to u
Pr. Strlnaa's Loral Anwlhrlic fur the I'alnlt-tN
Kxtrartloa ofTeeth la thU city. Onlrf Kurknooil
Hloek.
D'. Wither. Dentin!, lalon lllmk.
CITY CONGREGATIONS.
Catiioi.ii;. St. Paul's Clnireli. Oak, between
Fifth and hlxtli. Father c;:irm-y. Pastor.
. terviee : Mass fit H mii1 lo :.'ki a. m. Sunday
School at 2 UMi, w it li benedict ioi..
CllltlsTl Aif. Corner I.oenxt :tinl Ki-lith SN.
Services inornliij? and evening. KMer J. K.
Keed, pastor, bnnday ttehool 10 A. m.
EriscorAL. St. Luke's fliiircli, rorurr Third
and Vine. ICev. II IS. Iti:rj:ei. ui-tor. Ner
. . vlws : II A.M. a .d 7 i M . Sunday School
at 2 :j I". M.
RritMAN MKTiiniHsr.-Corner Sixth St. and
ir:miti. Key. Illrt. Pa tor. .Servtees : 1 1 A. M.
and 7 :30 r. l. Sunday Keliuol lo :: a m.
I'JiP'SBVTFItlAN. Verviees held in IN.ekwnod
Jl.ill. ( 1'ii'V. .I.T. P.aird. pastor. N'Tvieet--
1 sua I Iioiiim. inoiiiiii; and evenin;,'. Sunday
Mliuol 3 ::u.
First Mktiiohist. Sixtli St.. liclwen Main
nnd Pearl, ltev. V. 1!. Alexander, pastor.
Service : 11 A. M., 7 P. M. Sunday School
2 :20 v. M. Flayer iiiet-lif-g Wednesday even
ing. CJ Kit MAN Pkvshvtkki an. Corner Main and
Ninth. Kev. Wltte, pastor. Services : usual
hours. . Sunday t-chool 9 :;;o a. m.
SwKEDwr 'oniiif(sationai- (Jraiiile, te-
tweeu Filth and Sixth.
t'oi.oitF.l n A IT I ST. Mt. Olive, da:;, between
Tenth and Kleventli. IJev. A. Por-aell. tias-
tor. Seivir.es II a. in. mid 7 ::X) i. in. Prayer
uicetlui! Wednesday evening.
YUN Mkn's Chisistiak Association'
1:001114 in w aterinan block. Main street, (ios
. iel uieetin:r. for inen only, everv Sunday af
ternoon at 4 o'eloek. Kooin ojien weeK dys
I .-0111 :;jo a. 111., to v : ao p. 1.1.
. .tTH J'ADK T A 1 : E ft V A C L. K . 1 1 e V . .1. M.
Wood, Pastor. Services t Sunday School
lo a. 111.; 1 reach in pr, 11a. in. and 8 ;. in
prayer meeting Tuesday nilir ; choir prac
tice Friday nik'ht All are welcome.
CITY CORDIALS.
An;1, now is the season of vttci
melons.
Remember the services in South
Park tabernacle at the usual .hours M
suorrow. Mike Sdincllbachcr's factory lias jutt
turned out a lino wajjou for Weber's
soda factory.
All men are invited to the men's
gospel meeting at 4 p. m. tomorrow in
Y. M. C. A, hall.
Last nijht tlie Herald, in speaking
of the residence of Chas. Ilinkle being on
i.ik street, the name of Chas. "Jlemple'
tva inserted .by., error. Headers wil
note the correction, us Mr. Ilinkle and
wife live with his mother, which has
always been his home. .
. We fctill continue to be saluted with
'Is it hot enough for you?" This may
all be done in good faith but the efforts
of our friends to console us will be more
highly appreciated if they put in an oc
casional variation of f'.Will vou take a
soda or a milk shaker7 .
The closing exercises of St. John's
school ct the opera house last niht,
drew quite a large attendance, but the
beat kept a good many away. There
was a programme of eleven parts plajcd
by scholars of the school. The enter
tainment opened with an overture,
'Siege of Corinth," by Misses Simp-ion,
White, Rdlance, Cummins; followed by
an address by Miss McCarthy, then the
programme continued as follows:
Greeting Glee, by tho seniors, accom
panied by Miss L. White; Duo, Faust,
Misses Neville and Clark; the doll show;
vocal duet, "Break O S -a," Misses E.
Yhite, Simpson, with Mis Njville as
accompanist; dialogue, "The Little Heb
els," G. F. Robinson and F. B dlancj a
Ocj. Howe and sentinel; soiij, "Putting
on Airs," by little girls; waii.l drill, by
the juniors, accompanied by Misses
Cummins anil Neville; liyinu, '( Quoam
pilecta," by the seniors. The entertain
ment then closed with a drama in two
acts and tine scenes, in which there were
fifteen characters. Throughout harmony
prevailed and good rehearsal characteriz
every part.
PERSONALS.
E. II. Wooley was in t ;wn today.
Mrs. I. II. Dunn and mother left fcr
Omaha this morning to spend a few days.
Mr. J. Ileckuer left this morning for
Denver Lerc he expects to ppend the
summer.
Carl T. S-'ely, editor of the Madison
C?ironi':le, and daughter, Miss Yerua
Seely, arrived in the city last night to
visit at the home of David Miller. Mr.
fk-ely returned home this morning.
II
you liave the bronchitis.
yuu
often .ure
liiwe.
Your throat's raw aal smarting ; you Ye had;
. ine. of course ;
And it you're not earetu. the first tiling y iu
know.
You'r lupgs are attacked, aij-i Ojsese lays
you low.
ISyVting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medina;
Discovery, bronchial affections and all
kindred coiiip'&i.nts can be cured, but if
"-'neglected, they cflea terminate in con
sumption. Acute and chronic rheumatism tan i2
eliectually 5ml permanently cured iy
tlif um of IIihbard'3 Rheumatic Syitip
and Plaster. Sold by t O. FrickeJt Co
X7. J I. Schildknecht is determined to
not bS undersold by anyone, and he in
vites everybody f call and examine his
large stock of boots aud shoes. tf
Plenty of feed, flour, grahai.-. :nd
noal at Hclsc-l's mill, tf
I hive a few mom Pattern Huts "and
Bonnets left which I am selling at greatly
reduced Prices.
d-lw Mus. J.' F. Johnson.
"For rent A desirable house for rent.
i,.iUire of J. V. Wecklicii & Son. tf.
CLAIMS IT WASN'T LEGAL,
In the Bond Case Plaintiff Attacks
tho Validity of an actofthe
Last Legislature-
They Make no Direct CLarge but Wade in
to the Statute Under Which the
Bonds Were Voted
C. N. Baird et al vs- the Commis
sioners of Cass County.
The application made at Lincoln yes
terday before Judge Field for a tempo
rary injunction to enjoin thi county
commissioners from issuing the bonds to
build a court house recently voted, was
brought under the title of "C. N. Baird
ct al vs. the conimiirsionei K of Cass county"
Mr. Baird is cashier of the First National
bank lit Weeping Water, while the et ul
is doubtless intended fr various mem
bers of the Weeping Water town site
company. No direct charges were made
that would cause the .court to blush, or
wonder why the heathen rage and imag
ine ynin things, but with a bare arm they
plied the knife of dissection to the law
and accused the last legislature of making
an illegal amendment. Messrs. Wooley
and Webster were attorneys for plaintiff.
Wooley held his peace, however, and
Mr. Webster done the talking. In their
petition filed they attacked the validity
of an act of the last legislature iimauding
the second subdivision of section
chapter l'-, of the statutes of Nebraska,
which provides the dutic3 of county
boards ;n the erection of county build
ings and makco majority vote legal.
On this charge they take ih.tz grounds.
First: The act (title not broad enough
doc nit include this subject of county
building.-.
Second: Tins amendatory &ct ;jst pas
scd does not refer to the section to be
f.m ended, as provided by section 11 of
article i; of ihe cfatutes.
Third; The provision n that subject
,;7;loii n-i to voting bonds was not ger
mane to the su:;,:ct 'f ",u section
which purports to have beeii amended.
And the second subdivision as amendeu
is in conflict with section SO of the same
chapter, which provides for a two-thirds
vote and that it does not purport to re
peal said section :)0.
A. N. Sullivan, Byron Clark and Matt
Gering all made remarks in reply to tho
charges by Webster. The application
with the petition prayed for a temporary
injunction, which was probably granted
to-day, and it is the usual practice
to allow a temporary injunction
unless the claim it is brought
for is friyilous. However, the. pai t'es
have entered into a stipulation to try the
case in the courts in this city on a demur
on the Sth of July,aud the party defeated
will go to the supreme court from which
a hearing can be had by September.
Buy your flags and fireworks of W. II
Baker and save money. Also hammocks,
croquet, lawn tennis, etc. tf.
In spite of the dull season W. II
Schildknecht is selling large quantities
of shoes. tf
Baby carriages and boys wagons cheap
at W. II. Baker's. tf.
COUNCIL MEETING.
Making tho Tax Levy for the City for
the Coming Year.
At the adjourned session of the city
council held last night there were present
Mayor Richey, Clerk Fox, and all coun-
cilmen.
The finance committee presented a re
solution levying upon the dollar valua-;
tion of the city as follows: Genrnl fund,
oj mills; B. & M. R. R., 2 mills; high
school bond, 4 J mills; streets, grading
and bridging, 5 mills; lire hydrant rent
al, C mills; Kcarton bonds, 1 i mills;
storm water sewer, 4 mills; intersection
paving, 1 mill; fire and water, mill;
gas and electric lighting, 5 mills, making
a total of 30 mills. This resolution was
adopted. The leyy is for the year com
mencing on the first Monday in August.
On motiou of Mr. Murphy the board of
public works was instructed to move the
dirt cn Marble street, west of Sixth street
aud on the east side of Sixth slope the
sidewalk, so that the approaches from
either side will conform with the grade
of the street.
Committee on streets, alltys and
bridges was instructed to widen Sixth
street, between Vine and Oak, at once.
A. communication from Engineer Rose
water, f Oniah. was read, and on mo
tion of Mr. Salisbury, tt clerk was in
structed to forward Mr. Rosewater a copy
pi the report which he made to the coun
cil i-isc fall, as regards public work don.-'
in this eby.
Mr. Murphy moved that the co,(u;Uc.c
to open Ninth street be authorized to
condemn aud purchase land, if necessary,
to opea to street into South Park. Mo
tion passed. rti.e r;;d ;s to be opened
along the old Biiling3 road. Adjou. jnd.
Cheapest place in town to buy St.ition-
ery, inok, Uvjins, etc., at W. II.
Bikers.
tf.
No did' tin:
Store.
s at Schildkuechl's Stiou
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How, ouly: S iS Ot at
THE CITY AND THE SEWER
The Council Rostralnd by Injunc
tion from Paying the Cuarantee
Reserve
It was gener ally understood that at
last night's meeting of Ihe city council
the $l,7'.:i retained us a guarantee from
Contractor Hauhc-ns & Shelton till the
sewer work should be thorougly tested
would come up for allowence. But it
did not, the council being restrained
by injunction. The case brettly is:
The contract under which the
sewer was built made Haubens &
Shelton liable to protect the city from
any damages to come, from the construc
tion of tho sewer, to any property or im
provements, and a bond of $15,00(1 se
cured the faithful performance of the
contract; Messrs. Tiieo. Oleson, Nathan
Sheltoti and O. II. Ballou being the
bondsmen. The council withheld a
twentieth part of the total cost of the
sewer as a security until the sewer should
be proven thoroughly efficient in service
and substantially built. This hus been
done and the money was due on June IK
But, meanwhile, damage claims of $1, 200
by II. Boeck, $:!00 by E- G. Doyey & Son
and ir-iO by 4. W. White were tiled with
the city clerk, aifd Mr. Boeck's claim
carried into the court.
To thoroughly secure themselves, the
bondsmen filled a petition in th district
court, praying for an injunction against
the council, forbidding (he payment of
the reserve fund until all claims were
properly adjusted as provided in the con
tract; and in the absence from the city
or Judges Ulinpmin antl Field tne m
janijon was granted by County Judge
Russell. In case Lluc :orey had been
paid, the plaintiff bondsmen would
have been without immediate security for
dacn?" that might have been assessed
to them.
STILL CIRCULATING.
A Scene from Plattsmouth's Tragic
Life Cplng AtouncJ the World
Without Any Date
In the history of Plattsmouth there
was one inclt that is stM fmh n the
memories of many. It iiaf,ruC three
rears a"o and the end of it is uncertain.
It is now traveling without any date, but
"
for the nature of the storv. it holds an
amazing amount of truih in its details
The most recent publication is under date
of June L'0, 18S9 in the Lake Village
Advocate in New Hampshire, and it will
doubtless cross the ocean. The .47rot-ae
has it.as follows, published under the
head of "Lodte Room Gossip:" The
following is taken from Chairman C. II.
Hamilton's report of the committee on
foreign correspondence of Wisconsin.
A striking feature of this journal (of
Nebraska) occurs in the decrology de
partment, which is usually the last place
to look for something funny; and if the
province of wit be to excite pleasure by
means of surprise, this is certainly the
funniest thin": we have seen for a long
while. We quote it verbatim:
Resurrected: "Rev." W. G. Ilearn,
who deposited his wardrobe on the banks
of the Missouri river at Plattsmouth, and
disappeared, creating the impression that
he had found a graye beneath its turbid
waters, has returned to this mundane
sphere. In the printed Journal of pro
ceedings of 1887 he is classed among
those "At Rest." Recent intelligence
from Illinois discloses the fact that Ilearn
has resumed activity in that grand juris
diction under an assumed name.
"We sat upon Missouri's bank
Hot tears our checks did burn;
In anguish wept and cried aloud
"O, what's the matter with Ilearn?"
"The brisk winds of November
Scattered the sands so light,
As the wild waves gently murmured
'He's all right.' "
Go to W. II. Schildknecln's and buy a
pair of Oxford shoes. They are the
most comfortable shoe that can be had
for this time of year. tf
Schildknecht can:t be beat for shoes.
DR. E. W. COOK,
Office front room Can uth Block, Main
and Fifth streets.
Office hours from 10 to 12 a. m. and
2:20 to 4:30 p. m. tf
House and lot on Rite-hie place for sale
on easy payments; enqum
at
Johnson
Bnos. Hardware store.
tf
Kunimer Hlippers at hervood'.
Dr. Parsell, at the Riddle House, .4 to
i p. in. every Friday. J 14 d fc w lm
DR. ALFRED SIIIPMAN.
OiTiee removed to p.istofiice building
c rner of 4th and Main
Busch block.
St. Anheuser
d 2 y w-4 t
Pli$s!i Vi?vauts al Mierwood's
Dr. Parsell. of Otnaha, will visit Platts
mouth every Friday. Rooms at the Rid
dle Hotel, office hours from 4 p. uu to 6
p. m. Chronic cases and diseases o
;yomcn a specialty. J14 d& w lm
In its treatment of rheumatism and all
rlioumatic troubles Ilibbard's Rheumatic
Syruji stands fir.-t and foremost above all
ohor.:, R.-ad their medical pampldet,
and learn of the great medicinal value
of the remedies which enter into its com-
I option Sold by F. G. Ericte & Co.
A SMALL BLAZE.
But It Calls out the Citizens
and
Fire department.
At !):2U o'clock this morning, an alarm
of fire from the third ward called out a
large number of citizens and firemen.
The cause of the alarm was the burning
of a small house on Ninth street, beyond
Gold, belonging to Mr. Billings and oc
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gray, who
is employed in the hammar gang, in the
shops. Mrs. Gray was in the house work
ing and not aware of fire overhead till
alarmed by neighbors. At the time of
the alarm the whole garret was on tire.
Neighboring men and women soon
emptied the t.vo rooms of the house of
their col tents, and an alarm telephoned
to Main street. The building was two
blocks from any hydrant, but the S-cond
and Third ward hose carts were soon at
hand and by colliding their hose had
a stream of water flowing on the
flames five minutes after the ringing of
the fire bell, and in five more minutes the
fire was out; the roof and upper part of
the walls being burned. An unoccupied
house north of the burned one might
have been consumed had it not been for
the hose service. Damages were proba
bly $150.
Notice to Contractprs.
Sealed bids will be received until noon on
Saturday, duly 6 lssu, at the oftice of the Hoard
of 1'ulilic works for lilliiiK the boles or sinks
ahniir th line of the old ereek, as follows :
Lot No. lo, Hloek about 1216 cub yds
Lot Xo. 12. Klock 3.i, about lis cub vd
Lot No, it, Hloek 33, about liso cub yds
Lot No H, Hli"k U3, ntoit n spoubydH
Lotd No. 7 and . !!ock 3-f.alioiit...: 50 cun yds
Lot No. itlotk 34 about 250 cub yds
The earth to be taken from suclj street or
Strega a lite Moaid of I'ubijc work may direct.
Contract to he let to Hie lowext blrtuer ; work
to bo completed within twenty days from the
letting of the eoi. tract: The right to rejeet any
or all bids reserved ; 15ids will be opened at 3
o'clock p. in. on said Cth dav of July.
d 1st J. W. Johnson.
CUY'in lioai'd of 1'ublic Works.
June 15, 1883.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that on June 19, 1S89,
in tne City of Hlattsmotilh. pass county, Ne
braska, there was oriraHazied and incorporated
t lie following association towit :
1. The name of the corpoialion In "The Bal
lou Electric LitrhtiiiK Co."
2 The principal place of business alia.ll beat
ITatts'iiouth, Nebraska.
is.' The general nature of the business shall
te the iurnir-liui; of Electric Light, heat and
power in riatt.smouth and vicinity
4. The capital tock of this corporation shall
he S"0.(W0, 3!H) shares, of $100 each, whiph shall
his ii'iiiy p.ii;l vl!)iii three months from date.
5, 1 1:.-i'Mie (iH.pin.iiEiic ;'ptins corpora
t baJun Uu ifcw'f. ami it knatl ..ojtiuu
I .AAnn t..i-mb.ntml li-
tion
s. kh . lt!1.s.
which this corporation shall subject itself shall
not exceed two thirds of the amount of the ca
pital Rtock. , ....
7. The affairs of this corporation shall be
0. The Inchest amount 01 inncuieuness --
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managed by four directors to be elected annu
ally, on t lie 3rd. weiinesuay n .uij.e o. eapn
vear. liallou Electric Einlitinir Co.
42-4w liy O. II. Uallojj. Pies't,
Dr. C- A. Marshall.
Resident Dentist.
Preservation of the Natural Teeth
Specialty. Auesthetics given for Pain
less Filling ok Extiiaction op Teeth.
Artificial teeth made on Gold, Silver,
Rubber or Celluloid Plates, and inserted
as soon as teeth are extracted when de
sired.
All work warranted. Prices reasonable.
Fitzgerald's Block Plattsmouth. Nib
JULIUS PEPPERBERG,
MAif CFACTURKR OF AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL .
DEALER IN THE
Choicest Brands of Cigars,
including our
Flor de Pepperbereo' and Buds
FULL LINE OF
TOBACCO AND SMOKERS5 ARTICLES
always in stock. Nov. 26. 1885.
runltenness
Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Curee
DT ADKiaiSTKINO DR. RAIIES' 801DEJI SPECIFIC.
It can be aivtn In a cup of coffee or tea. or in sr.
tides of food, without the knowledge of the per
son taking it; it is absolutely harmless and will
effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether
tnepatientisa moderate arinkeroran alcoholic
wreck, it NEVER FAIL8. W e GUARANTEE
- II n r nikUi .i w. . r I . .
a complete cure in every Instance. page 1
FREE. Address in confidence.
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pOLDEN -SPECIFIC CO., 1 85 Pa St. Cincinnati, a
ct "run-down." debilitated and orenrorked
women. Dr. Piere' Farorlta PrescriDtlon la
the beat of all restorative tonic. It ia a. potent
epecino zor mil inos enronio weaknesses ana
end ma well aa uterine, tonic amd nerrin. it
imparts rlgror and strength to the whole arstein.
?t promptly curee weakoeaa of stomach. nausea,
ndigestion, bloating, weak back, nervous proe-
tratlon. debility acd sleeplessness, in either sex.
It is carefully compounded br an exrierienced
physician, and adapted to woman' delicate
organization. Purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless in any condition of the system.
t""aaaaBsf Favorite Pre a e rip.
tion" la the only medicine
for women, sold by d rur gists.
nuder a voaltlve anaaurv
an tee of satisfaction ta every case, pf pricf .
iji.uu; reiunaea. mis gruaranieo cma Dfen
printed on the bottle-wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years. '
tor larfro. u lustra tea xreanse on Diseases or
Women (100 pairea. with full directions far
lipme-treatment), send ten cents in stamps.
Address, WORLD'S pISPKMBABT MKDIOAJt
UaociAzioii, 08 Main Street. Buffalo, N. I.
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(Commencing; totlay we bcgiBi
the (Krandest (Cieariug: &ale
ever inaugurated here. We
will insert t lie knife in every le
partnient we are overstocked.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
DRESS GOOES
At 20 Per Cent. Discount.
LACE AND EMBROIDERY FLOUNCINGS.
)QO(-
75 for 4,4-inch Swiss Flotuicjng? worth .
1 00 for 41-lnch (emistlched Flouiiclngs
1 20 for -H ' worth
1 25 for 44 " Swiss Flouncing "
go
1 25
1 50
1 ;o
2 CO
2 25
70
85
90
1 75
1 C5 for 44
1 75 for 44
60 for 27
70 for 27
75 for 27
1 40 for 27
1 50 for 27
" Misses Flouncing!
t ! 2 SO.
4 00 for Baok Spanikh. (.ace Flouncing wth 1 25
I 40 for Black uiaycry Net 1 cs
1 45 Tor Bl'k Span. Guipure Flouncing " 175
2 50 for Black Cantilly Lace " " 3 50
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON QJJ ENJIUE LINE OF
white cooaas.
One Door East First
Three
Reasons Why We
Selling; so Cheap,
are
IFii'st reason is because we
are selling; strictly for (DASUJI.
Second reason; onr intention
is to go to
goods must be
fice to save exnense of moving
OFliird EEeason;
are small, and
sell ?oods
'-
At the rate our goods are selling it will take only 30 days more
and we will be oft for Pueblo. Consult your own into, est
and comcand, get prices.
3P AMONG OUR MANY BARGAINS IS OT7R UTiipq- uivt.
SAOES THAT OUGHT NOT TO BE OVERLpopjsp."
W. A.
THI MIA1
NEW GOODS ARRIVE DAILY
Complete in all departments. Handsome liju -of
Xeqpolitan and )attorn : - '
HATS. RIBBONS. ,
CUFFS BELTS
FANS ' HHNDKERGHTFFS zk'u dicpam
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AVre cordially invite ladies
can save vou mouev.
Moore & Studebaker. -tf
One door west of Joe's clothing store.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
At 20 Per Cent. Discount.
special Barga ns In Wet Webber Goods.
)oo(
Odd and Euds of our Ladies' fiosaiiiers, $ 75
worth up to $1.50 each, reduced to 75
Suraey Silver Grey Gasamor, worth if 2.00
reduced to 1 C3
Newport Go-sauiern, regular $2.25 ijuality.
reduced to
1 75
Kingston, with tleeven, worth $2 M) re
duced to 2 00
Newmarket.regular 83.00 goods.teduced to 2 00
Itoyal Fancy Striped, worth $3 00 re
duced to 2 40
Da ure is Fancy Striped worth $3.00, le
duced to 2 40
Gepesta with Dolman sleeve, worth 33.00,
reduced to 2 40
Itoaton Cloth Effect, regular 54 00 goodx.
reduced to 3 00
Nielson Novelty Gossamer. worth fl. 50, now 4 50
Children' Gossamers at reduced prices.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
On Our Extike I ink of
IMes1 Colors and Elaci Siifc GIo?a
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XTat. Bank,
ueblo and tlie
sold at a sacri
our expenses
low prices will
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