The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, May 14, 1891, Image 3

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    pertcfns - house, I Good News!
217, 221 and Muni St
'lattsmouth,
H. M. PONS
Nebraska.
Projirip'"-
I lie I'i rkiiin
renovated from
now on: of tin-
Boarder will
$4. fiO hikI up.
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he taken lJ
III tti . hilt!
tin- wi k
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'o one, who w willing to adopt the niffit
trouiar!, need tie loug ajiiicuxj Willi bolls, car-l)Uiii-li:.i,
ptmiilci, or other cutaneous erup
tions. 'Ilicai; are the result of Nature's t-f-foi'ld
to expel polwonoou ami i-lloto m;itti-r
Imiii tin Mooil, :uil Miow ilamly llml Uin
sy-t.-tn l.-i Mil'lliiH It-si'll lUlniiKli tlie skill ot
ii.i,.ui in. - Milieu U 's liie l lUm.ito work.
,m Hie iiver auil kulneys to rcimiVf. To ni
hil. re ti.e.ie organs lo tlifir .rn'x.-r 1 unction;,
Ayr's .S.tis.'ii.i.rilla is the meilieiue retimed,
'i liat ln olintr IiIdimI-iiii! iln.T call Colu'iuro
with l1-, Uiuu.uniii testify whj have gained
GOOD BAR C01T1TECTED
. C. IvK.HaTEaB, i
County Surveyor
-ANI-
CIV1L ENGINEER.
.-eedom
All
orden left
tli Onuitv Clerk
receive prompt attention.
OFFICE IfJ COURT HOUSE
ill
IT:'
from the tynmtiy of rli-praveil blood liy tho
l,se nf tins llleliii-ilic.
" I'or nine years I v;m jtaUii'ti'il with a skin
!i-i.sr tb:it ';il i;'t yi.-M ( ;ny I'-n.'iily
i:!ilil a friehil a'vlsel no lotry Ayir's Saisa
p. trill. I. Wiil. the ii.e .f tht. meilieiue the
t- tn !;t int. li Nripiwnreil. It ii my helief that
iit other Mi oil meilieiue eouM liave etfeeleil
ho raj M aii'I ei!ni.-f,e a sure." A miles
J. f'.nreli'. f. Vietir!a, Tunvitillpnft, Mi-xi'-o.
"My faee. fur year, was covered with pitn
r.I" :'iel itrriior.-i. for uliiili I coitlil find ii(J
reiiit-ily till I lie-in to lake Ayr's Sarsapa
llll. I. Three Lotties of this jnvilt Mooil tlieiii
rine effeefeil n MioriKit'ti eure. I confidently
reeoiiitneuil it to all Milh ritr; from sinnUr
tiouhl -a." M. ivrker. t'oneord. VU
w a
s
JOU Ai HUtCKbAIN'CUO WNH -Bridge
work ;tind tine gold work a
SPECIALTY.
DK. STKINAIJS LOCAL as well :is other an
estheticsiven forth- painless cxtraeiion o"
teeth.
C. A. MARSHALL, - Fit.girald
T1IK
INTER ATM O N A L
TYPEWRITER
SarsaDariHa-
DR. J. C. ATER & CO., Lowell, Maas.
Fold by Krui: "'-- " --- Worth tottle.
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l'KLT Aj'jTY
KEVlRSLIP J10RSSSH0E
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A strictly first cl;i"w m:tdiinp. fully warra.i:
!. Made from th verv tiest ma'ena! h
fkilied workmen, and with the tiest tools flat
havt ever leeii devised for tli iuri.se. War
ranted to do all ttiat can be reaso-iahly ex
neeted of the very liest typewriter extant
ilaoahle of writing 1Si words per minute o;
moro accordins to the ability of the operato-.
PllICE $100.
Ifthcre N no aent in your town addrecs tli-manufacture!-.
TIIK I'AKIKFl M'F'd CO.
Agents wanted Parish N, Y.
F. li. SEELEMIRE, Agent.
Lincolii, Neb,
Lumber Yard
THE OLD RELIABLE.
II. A. WATERMAN k m
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LUMBER
Shingles, Latb, Sash,
Doors, BSinds
Can supply everw demand of the citr.
Call and get terms. Fourth .trt i
' in rear of opera home.
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SWEET SCENTED FLOWEMS.
Llwrllyii Moore'- He -ojinized
HfiiilrjiinrK-rs fur- trie Arlistic
unrl li Bfjuutil'ul.
lit) s.nitli.i. t-orcojisis
l:i:wi-il;it;i. "!ir ,-;iii;lirmiiiu wi;i xima
ii 'I t i i r 1 1 i i nun 1 1 l.i t c. leu J ;i!il !-
!ii;itl- IM.I tli ;i i;uti;il lis of Mr.
."'linn c.-. i ;iik! nits, lli.il are per- .
i-: tlv liari- ami an- mil injured
lya .Nebraska viiitT. Mr. lonrr 1
lias a line stuck of tera 1 1 i li ms. ,
eoleii-i ami some ot those rielilv eol-
i'I'imi i-reneii eamias, also a line line
of lu-ililiiii; plants. In ro.-es lie
il-.es a speeial! ol tl;e loMowino'
nlv varieties: tieaeral Jaeipii-
lot. .1I. riautier. I'erle. Ninhiios.
t o'-t her with the oh I ,-tainlitil I. a
I'ranee ami that tjueen of the ro-i-iauiil.
the A hi. lie . in I !.a u t . w h ie 1 1
iiinler f.ioiahe eireuuistances has
I ro 1 1 icei I roses s inches across,
l)i"i;;ht red ami of a most delicious
I rati ra i ice. -No colh-ction ol liowets
is conijilete without some of the.-e
Iiardy roses. Mr. Moore has the
t'i-pu1 a t ioi i of l iii- the hest rose
grower west of Chicago; he never
forces his plants, thus making' them
lender hut "fives them every requis
ite to make them hardy and strong.
This sprinif- is an unusually o-od
one for set tiny; out plants and
should he improved by our people.
Remember the place where plants
and prices will suit the most exact
ing" is at Llewellyn Moore's on West
Locust street, and call at once. tf.
revfr: of a bachelor.
lie Simke li'i l ili i'iir.ii hiiiI Then rtiikcj
t'p Ills Mil.. I l I.iuhl n l'rrli ( lSur.
I'lifT! Tins ei-.ir rest u firetty jx-tiny
too is exccr.ii.l" 1 feel like throwing
it away, only hlowiu tin- smoke into
rins is an ainii-.t i:.. rit that 1 hute to
forego. I'ui'l! Now. that t in if is a posi
tive work of art l'v it ha- to up
in sian!;e. ititis of mii lie they are
very like man i:' I"- ri'v.rs T!i ddTii;i
lasts ahotit ;ts ..ti'j. Tiii-y are itila;itely
more ami!-iii; -anil less wearisome.
Fancy hi -in;; married! 1) r-r! No more
hohemi.'iiiiin, no cakes aiil in r
either- tm pjp.-s and puta h.
i!n w.-v lire-- a c'alter of
EC
champarii;
Inste.-id a
ilidii-s f'tMMi tie
si .eks for t he in
a full fl-
ti a u ife knitt ing
family. Later
rf.iiiiiiias h'.i iuu
motley to tile m'Iihi,
: po.-y over "vh. ii I
sir.' I t-hudder to
Whkiiii and llaek-uiith simp
Wagon. Huggy. .Mar:hitH; and
oV K'!T!rif).; 'lon-
for tht
vi;ii. or for citr
llivetlted. If t. mi nuidt
-: ).l!t ol sharp or tint
nil it iid .-lii'p.-rv
-et-. Call H?
Suddon Deaths.
Heart disease is by far the most
freipient cause of sudden death,
which in three out of four eases is
unsuspected. The symptoms are
not generally understood. These
are: a habit of lying' on the right
side, short breath, pain or ditressin
the side, back or shoulder, irregular
pulse, asthma, weak and hung'i'y
spells, wind in stomach, swelling of
ankles or dropsy, oppression, dry
couy-li ainl smot hen ny". Mr. .Miles
illustrated book on Heart Disease,
free at F. (1. Frike V Co's, who sell
and g'Uarantee Dr. Miles' uiieiiualed
.New Heart Cure, and his restora
tive .Nervine, which cures nervous
ness, headache, sleeplessness, drop-
y, etc. It contains no opiates.
(io to Phillip K ran si for your
drv li'oods and uroceries. where vim
will find the best of everything, he
also keeps fruits and vegetables in
their season. tf.
Eupepsy
This is what vou ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully en
joy lite. 1 housaiuls are searching
lor it dailv, and mourning- because
they find it not. Thousands upon
thousands of dollars are spent :'!:
anally by our people in tile hope
that ihev may attain this boon.
And yet it may be had by all. We
guarantee that Llectric Hitters, if
used according- to directions and
the use persisted in, will bring' ou
g'ood digestion and oust the demon
dispepsia anil install instead eupep
sv. We recommend Klectrie Hitters
for dvspepsia and all diseases of
liver, stomach and kidneys. SoJdat
."Vic. and ifl.OO tier bottle bv I'. 1.
I'ricke AilCo.'s drug store.
The Ilennes Method for piano and
organ, the tavorite ;uid most suc
cessful in France and (ierinany,
also harmony taiiy;ht. iltf"
MKS. MKRGICs.
kiteh
vitai i
I pat
groceries aim i lyin..;
hook trusts g!- .win
was a young fellow,
think of it.
Heside", il is so miuli pi--a-' a n t r
play at plaj-ing the Lrai.ue than n-ailv
play it. It is very pleasant to make love
and that is why marriage is so un
pleasant; one can't make hive tln-n.
Making love is a game that should al
ways, lo played (in tin? progres.-ive plan.
With the same partner always it lie
comes dreadfully monotonous. It is for
that reason that I pity the married man.
To flutter from fk.wer to flower, never
bestowing ali'ectiou on any, hut alfeeting
to adore .'ill that is the bachelor's priv
ilege. Hut, you rr.y, one car'iot make love
with gray hairs. An old beau is the
most ridiculous of men. Yes. you Jire
right. Hut it is not necessary to he al
ways making love. As one grows old
there Jire .so many other hobhies.
Puff! How blue that Miioko is! A
kind of fading, ethereal blue, not tang
ible in words or from the palette. A
blue like the blue of a pair of eyes ah,
what glorious eyes they jire set in a
marble white frame like the blue and
white loves of Dresden china.
I wonder, by the way, if she meant all
she said with those eyes at the IJron
pun's that night! She said a good deal
She is really not half bad. Hose Alwin
a pretty name rather. Rose inn,
ehe will still be Hose if . Wi ll the
i act is iit'iwctn me aim me oiuesnioKe
her face has been haunting me like
ghost. I might marry the ghost. From
what her eyes said that night she
wouldn't say no. If I were to throw-
away this cigar put on my hat and
gloves, and go to her what an exquisite
joke it would be considering what J
said about marriage just now. Puff
Hy jove, I will do it! Pah, goodby, ci
gar even bad things have an end. This
glove comes on too easily deuced bad
form. Qui how dust will settle on a
man's hat. Now I think I'll do.
What's that? The city post. Il'in.
Dun's bills. Ah a woman's hand.
v na at.- ".nr. ana iurs. Aiwm an
nounce the wedding of their daughter.
Rose"
Ugh. flow chill the room seems. I
must light a fresh cigar. J. Percy Pol
lard in Epoch.
to I
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Castoria Ls Dr. .Su-nuH Pitcher's prescription for Infant.
.ind CliLIJrcn. It onf:i:t: ; neither Oj.iimi, Morphine nor
other Narcotic huhstunce.. li i.i a Jiari::lcs.s uiMtitiito
for laroorsc, Irorn, Snothinjj Sj rirps, mil Castor Oil.
It in IMeasant. Its-prn.iranleo i-j thirty years usn by
millions of .Mothers. (!asloria!cstr.ys AVormn and alhiyj
fea-cri.shness. Cattori.i preventii vonilling' Sour CurL
turcs Diarrlia-n. fttid Vt'ind Colic. Ca.storia relievcf
toething trou!lvs, ,-urs roiulipaliou ami llatiiiency
Castoria ass.iiiilates tho f.iod, reg;ttlate; tho hfomach
and howels, Kivinj; l.eaUhy and natural uleon. Cas
toria is tho Chiilreii.s .Vanaeca tlio Mother's I'ricml.
Castoria.
"Catorf If. on oxeelleut medl.-itifl for ehH
drem. Motliers have repeatedly Ui'.d luts of itn
(.;0xl eQuct upon Uieir cliiUrvu."
bit. Q. C. 0;r.o-,n,
Lowell, Hurts.
Cortoria Iti tho beiit rwncdy for children of
which I am acquainted. I het'; tho tiay
far distant when mothers wrlfcon4i.!er thn real
liiterert of their children, anil urn) Catstoria in
Ktoad of the v.iriotisquack nostnims which am
ih'Stroyinii their lovod ones, hy forcing opium,
morphine, bootbint; syrup and otlier hnrii'ul
agnnto down their throats, thereby sending
them to pre.mu.turo gravas."
1k. J. F. KicniciB,
Conway, Ark.
Castoria.
f'Btorli Is no wrll aliipted tocfill.lri"n thai
I r.-c .'iiiii.'ul it uisupurior to any prurterijition
Limjivu to mo."
II. A. AiieintR, M. D..
Ill U. Oxferd St., Hr.M.klyii, N. T.
"Our phj-sleL-uiS in thn c)nlilnn' deiart
rnifit li.ive vjioken hiM of their exjierl
fineo In thrir outiiido pruc'.lrn witli CjuiUiri,
tivi although wo only havu njnonif our
medical KtipplieA what is Lnoivn &m regular
priHluctK, yet wo arc froo to ronfenH thut tl
in. Tits of Cont-orici tin won us to look with
favor upon it."
L'.NJTCU IIOEIMTAI. ASU DltPKNH 1T,
Uoston, Mm.
ij.rn Smith, V.,
HENRY BOECK
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AN D
UNDERTAKR.
Constantly keeps on hand everything
jou need to furnish jour house.
CORNER SIXTH AND MAIS STREET
Plattsmout - Neb
SCHlFFNANtrS ASTHMA CUR:
fsc
MfBtiF rliv til 1iM lli .,ry r-r
tfortb! .1. WilTlltlf rF.t--l i.l-l. Kriar.
C3RTAIW. a4 s r ! ttM mult a a:i -nn.li cm.
t"" Oli MITiiw IM DM-: pilcr..l Pr(r tOr.CJ
m-fi. I'micmi m mii runi'N raro.r
r"- DK. K.8CHITP JIANlT. EtPsal. King.
S3..-.-.-fi:l.-hiT,.
IfroAdir.-.
ctro, Prompt; roeicv
IHt Crire for Imrxitmnr. Lota
I V 3 23 f I r-r ..ml nn4 Strminn,
gX'tf .'-ij'fi Cnttsiant. Spermatorrhea,
h- -' !i1 ' W'tisness, bcif uiairuaU
.ill ,.J . . r mm . m .M,tM.
, Vioor-
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17. vj iwiKlSasv tlatatat Co.t
Mn I'V IVI i lav.Kble Tubular Lap lu.b-
O !fn. Whispen hrxrd. CmlorlaSI.
!r-;!,r.l:rf ,i. So!d by F. lllMWX.onlv. CO TC
S- Wt.u fur bouk ot proof. flCC
faVJ .
IJ1IHI I V i J i-c-aa v, memory, au.
fm Ml JA5vrtV3 malm you a STRONG,
v i. ZT 7 J e H itf a -j. tV.
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A Mystery Explained.
The ;ijcrs contniti fri-qucut no
tices of rich, pretty ami educated
g;irls eloping; with negroes, tramps
:md coachuieii. Hie well-known
specuilist. Dr. eranklui Allies, savs
all such girls are more or less hys
terical, nervous, very impulsive, un
balanced; usual I- subject to Head
ache, neuralgia, sleeplessness, im
moderate crving' or laugfhiiig;. These
show a weak, nervous system for
which there is no remedv eoual to
Restorative Nervine. Trial bottles
and Ji fine book, containing' matiy
marvclous cures, free at F. G. Fricke
& Co's., who also sell and iriianinlee
Dr. Miles' celebrated New Heart
Cure, the finest of heart tonics. Cures
fluttering-, short breath, etc.
tvtiiss' Nerveand Liver Pille-
Act on a new principle regulating
the liver, .stomach and bowels through
the uerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles'
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad tastt.
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Une-
(Uiaieit lor niea. women. children.
Smillest, mildest, surest! 50 doses, 2oc
Sunpla free at F. (r. Frickp & Co's.-
but I want some
A Oueer Disl inet ion in Californisi.
There were some queer distinctions in
those days. One Sunday, going to the
butcher's booth, I found a customer
ahead of me, who inquired if he could
not have a piece of a liver which was
hanging on a tree in plain sight.
"Don't know if you can or not," said
the butcher.
"I'd like to know why? I've been
trading with j'ou all along, and
asked for liver before
variety now."
"Stand around and let me look at you.
No, 'ou can't have any liver."
"Well, why?"
"There ain't enough to go round. I
have to have some rule about givin' it
out, and I have decided that no miner
can have a scrap of liver from me unless
he wears a canvas patch on the seat of
his pants."
The canvas patch was a badge of prece
dence as well recognized in our camp on
the Trinity as the star of the Order of
the Garter is in Great Britain. E. G.
Waite in Century.
BOILING WATER OR MILK
EPPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
OA
LA3ELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.
PARKER'S
HA1B SALAAM
tMi t"Ier.wi ami b.-a;i::iiv.- the hmir.
ih.
Gray
lsfit- . 1 "otr a luxuriant irrow
r---?i.V -" H ijSevjp Fnlla to HMtn
i-v'J S3 -ur rra.p Ji a-r. hair la.Uujl.
EBSnEMi
i r rarner a iinitor Tonic. It rurrt the worn Consh,
weak Luns lfc-hilitr. Intipiatiati, Paiu, Take in time. JOcta,
HINQERCORNS. The only rore enrr for Comi.
btupa a paa. tuc al HittU. or lilSCOX CO., K. V.
Dr. Grosvenor's h
Bell-capsic
PLASTER.
risy i
hp a
Givra qvirk relie f
Jrom iain.
Rhnraatim. nmtratpa. tjWnnT ttnn lomhiiro
arwi at once. ,-ni,i-e rnr aa'e np an LrrnjrRiPt.
Pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saved
From a letter written hy 31 rs. Ada
Iv llurct ot Groton, r. D., weouote:
"Was taken with a bad cold, which
settled on my lung;s, cough set in
ana uiiaiiy terminated in consump
tion. Four doctors jrave me up say
ing- l could live Out a short time. 1
gave myself up to mv Saviour, de
termined if I could not stay with
my friends on earth, I would meet
my absent ones above. My hits-
band was advised to p;et Dr. Kings's
New Discovery lor consumption
coughs and colds. I rave it a trial.
took in all eig;ht bottles; it has cured
me and thank God I 51111 now a well
and hearty woman." Trial bottles
free at F. G. Fricke & Co.'s druir
store. regular size. aOc. and $1.00.
Some years ago Cuamoerlsin & Co., of
Des Moines, Iowa, commenced the man
ufacture of a cough syrup, beliertng it to
be the most prompt and reliable prepara
tion yet produced for coughs, colds and
croup; that the public appreciate true
merit, and in time it was certain to be
come popular. Their most sanguine
hopes have been more than realized.
Over three hundred thousand bottles of
! Chamberlain's Cough Remedy are now
old each year, and it is recognized as
'the best made," wherever known. It
will cure a severe cold in less time than
any other treatment. For sale by F. G.
Fricke & Co.
Tak CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. RED CF.0SS
rA f.V ryi om&mai amb er muim r T
-Tlala,
Diamond 8rahd
LX
jt v; v ti -m
TNI OanaiMAL AND CINUINt. Th' aalpKare. fmrr. an-1 reUaHe fill f'.r mla.
lea, aaa ni aaiiai ar vmtmm f ir a Afua o r m -e. w i .u v
aM vita MM nattaa. Jaa aa otaep alau. .ik.n!i cm ;w:ir. -
Am akaa ta aaaajkaart Waaa. aink raiun. art twtwiw e.niiierii-tl. At Dnisjrinj. e a-taJ
4av aa ip. lap papucalara. 1 1 .11 nui. I., ar-.l Keilpf f'-ir ft.u.liep.' a l'?.-r. Ht relnra Mail.
!. TiaimaulaM. A I I Jaaar. CHICHT(R CHCaSICa L Co.. SU- Koitra,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Bkst Sai.ve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to ive sti?faction, or
money refunded. Price "o cents per box.
For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Foreign Interference in Our AITairn.
Fortunately and wisely, we have thus
far steered clear of "entangling alii
ances, witn tne single ana limited ex
ception of our treiitj' of 1846 with New
Granada respecting the transit of the
Isthmus of Panama: and by thus follow
ing the policy of careful abstention from
all interference in the domestic ques
tions and local issues of other nations,
we are enabled more consistently to
check and repel any impertinent orprag
matical attempt by foreigners to inter
meddle with our domestic policies or to
dictate alterations in our carefully ar
ranged distribution of powers. It may
as well be understood that, desirous as
we are of pursuing policies of peace,
comity and reciprocal advantage with
all nations, we will never so lower the
standard of our independence as to
change the form and principles of our
government to accommodate strangerB
who come among us voluntarily and in
pursuit of their individual tastes and
fortunes. Ex-Secretary Bayard in Fo
rum. A Chinese Girl's Life.
The Chinese girl's education begins at
six years of age. Then she must submit
to the bandaging of her feet, which cruel
custom cripples the poor child and
causes her untold suffering. But as
small feet are considered a mark of great
beauty this .arbarous custom, which
has obtained in China for ages, is still
practiced. The bandages are changed
as often as they become soiled, but the
practice continues until the girl reaches
the age of nineteen. Sometimes, when
about ten, the bones of the toe are broken
to prevent further growth.
At nineteen the girl is married. But
courtship, as it is known among the
Americans, is not understood or tolerated
by the Chinese. Mntual affection is not
the foundation of the marriage, but the
children are betrothed in infancy by
their parents, and when grown are
obliged to fulfill the engagement. Phil
adelphia Times. I
Tho Centaur Company, TT Hurray Street, Now York City
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I. I). GRAVES & CO.
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IKALKRS in pink lumbkk,
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DOOKS, BhlXDS.Hnd all building in-ttciia!
Call and sec us at the
litis and Elm street,
nqrth of HeisePs mill.
corner of
one block
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FOR THE NEXT
SIXTY DAYS
WE WILL GIVE SPECIAL
IN ALL OUR COMPLETE LINE OK BOOTS AND SHOES
BAQSJJSrS FOt Hide.
W. A. BGECK CO.
Also the Ivigh running- Domestic Se
wing- Machine for sale
Everything to Furnish Your House.
AT
I. PEARLMAN'S
GREAT MODERN
HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
Having bought the J V Weekbach store room
on south Main street I offer my entire stock at
a sacrifice to save moving. Mow is the time
to buy Gasoline stoves and furniture of all
kinds.
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