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"pLATTiiMOUTH, NE I Sltlv SKA, TUESDAY, DECKMDER 15, 1891
1 '"FIFTH. YE Alt.
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Highest of all iifk'uvenrinf strength
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port
BCBLjrsroiv & uissovnimvcn n. r.
V TIME TABLE, y
Or DAILY rAS.HK.NGEK TRAINS
GMiss Maggie Vallery is reported
a trifle better to-day.
For trenta Christmas slippers- ko
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SILVERWARESIVEN AM
Santa Clause.
Geo. Vuss.
Christmas
nnd
Judge Ramsey left for Kansas
Citv thin mornincr to attend the
John Monro Inntantly Kllla4 Whila
Making a Coupling at tha
B. A M. Yard.
Our citizens were horrified hint
evening by the aniiouticemetit that
John Monroe, a switchman at the
H. A M. yards, had been instantly
killed. The corpse was nt once
City tins morning to iiuvnu mc ... t t.
Missouri Improvement Convention. jn ?harf Coroner ,L nruh
I fi.nl rnti veveil In ntiartitiema over
GOING EAST
Va.i 6:0flr.i,
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Ku.1 T; P. m
ho. 19 pia.m
tin. U 10:11 a. m
tio.M IMh.tn
GOING WESa
So,.... : . m.
o. 4, i:m p. iu
No. V 8 M a. m.
No. T ' ma. in.
No. 1:2 p.m.
No. II U .on p. m.
n,19 11 m.
MIMUVIU PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME CAKI.
No. SM Aceomodatioa Leave...
jinan, mvf..
Triilui dully except Huudky.
1D.M t. m,
.... 4 ,oo p.m.
'V A. N. BULLIVAN.
.'; Attorney UUw. Will Klva prompt 'J'""""
:i lo ail huln entnwfil to hlui. ni 10
, Unloabloc. KmI ile. FUlUmoulb.heb.
J'' VA SALSBURY
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, A.vY. I'UKC ELAIN CKOW.N8.
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hU place of btiHineHH. As it lay up
on a stretcher it indeed presented
anvthinir but a pleamnir Hcene
The lieail was crushed into an un
recognisable mass. The skull was
crushed 'as it it were a piece of
rhinaware. while the brain, the
little that remained, was (hinliMK
from the skull. The face was badly
bruised and covered with blood
rendering the scene sickening in
the extreme. Evidences tnat the
cur-wheel had paused partly over
the abdomen were discernable. As
soon as practicable, Ccioner Unruh
cured for the corpse and rendered
it in ns presentable condition as
possible.
The accident happened a few
minutes before 7 lust evening. The
unfortunate man was attempting
to couple a flat to u box car. The
flat car was loaded with heavy
timbers, which projected over the
end of the car and the presumption
at first was, though that view has
been disproved by the coroners
urv. that as he stepped oeiwcen
We will eive genuine bargains in the cars his head was caught by
gold watches and jewelry. on(! 0f the timbers and jammed
H. A. ?lcr.LWAl., jewcicr, . ... .... . ... f,,.
.. . ,l l llL:iiliini nit "IIM ,v" '
uawaiu mreei. " I .!.... I...
Drnltrill.lll II liruii num.'. ....
T,. . ( r.. ....... iu Hinrui within eiL'iit or nine leei oi
ii r. ii rrv i.'iaiiii. ui '... v., .r, -
Pure buckwheat flour for sale ai
Ileisel'a mill. tl
Mrs. DixonTof Kdgar, formerly a
resident of this city, is the guest of
Mrs. Cochran this week.
For a nice lint or Cap go to JOE
the tine J'rice uioinicr. u
las. Stradley. of Smith county,
Kansas, and Isaac Stradley, of
Greenwood, are in the city, the
a r,f ilieir sister. Mrs. D. K.
s v' '
Barr.
For fine boots and shoes go to
Tnsenli Fetzer. Main street, between
Knnrih nmi Fifth streets. tf
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1 warrant pvrrv niece of croods I
sell and will sell at bedrock prices
torthe next thirty uays.
H. A. ?lclvLWAi., jeweier,
413 Main street.
S. W. Dutton departed for Kan
sas City this morning.
Tli.fnrc vnn tm anv Men's. Uovs'
or Children's Clothing look through
lObb line, lie win save you
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J.
Vt. Hlrlu
may.n
un
.imihi-tlr for tlit; palnlen ei-
iriu'llur nl Ifr III.
Fine Gold Work a Specialty.
, tuVwni,A Block riattmnuulb, Neb.
visiting
Traver.
the family of Engineer
AWSON A PEARCE
HAVE K EC El V ED
"t lit Full 1rt . fanry rlMx'ii". Up nH 'l."l
IIKiilot nt ln'lil'i"
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i trwm1 fn t. 'Hii-y hvt lull
it.. nl Iml.v hOfMi- himI Ui nr-
duced lUtlr pvr :iUt nut to 40 imd to
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. MISS SCHL il.r.K, iKi.'i.'ir.".
Tin l.ircrest and best line of
Gloves at wonderfully low prices at
Fnr iit.BtnictH of title at reason.
able rates, go to J. M. Leyda, Union
Murk II
Call on the Tucker Sisters in the
Qttiruwwii t l.lrrk or Iwireains III
Winter lints. tt
the man at the time of the accident
and he Haw the timber jam bin
tieml nriiiiiHt the car and as the
train slacked he immediately drop
ped to the ground. Others testified
l.i.fiiro the coroner a lury that the
Council Prooaadlda.
Council met last evening in regu
lar session.
Present: Salisbury, Jones, Dove,
Browne, Jones, Larson, Gutsche,
tersen and Miner. Absent: His
Honor the Mayor, Clerk Fox and
Murphy. I
On motion of Lnrson, W. L.
Browne was choBen temporary
pi sident.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
A communication from J. C.
Petersen was presented, asking to
be relieved from liability as bonds
man for H. M. Hons' saloon license.
On motion of Larson the matter
was referred to the license' commit
tee, with instructions to require Mr.
Hons to furnish additional bond in
the event that the council should
release Mr. Petersen.
Reports of police judge and
marshal wers read and referred to
police committee.
Treasurers report was read and
referred to finance committee.
The report of the finance com
mittee recommended that the fol
lowing bills be allowed:
John Jennie, hand work $ 27 00
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Wide-IIqltc J?eisois.
While we appreciate the lare amount of trade we are favored with, we
-CASH TEADE;
Jos. Fuirlield
Ben M'Glin, " "
Jos. Swolioda,
A. Kinson,
Kobt. lohnson. " "
Jack Ellis, " "
Jones & ritz u, team
A. G. Green, team "
Geo.l'oisall, "
lohnYaiuJa,
Jacob Stull, " "
E. Hates, " "
Geo. J'oisall, street com
l'latts Gas A Elec't L't Co....
I)an. Cotley, registrar
J no. FiUpatrick police
J no. Benson police
ThoB. Fry police
Weidman Ac Breckenf'd h'dwe
Brown & Barret oil
F. O'Neill wood
T. Clark coal
M'Giure....
8 m
n us
1 50
24 00
3 00
20 40
24 (0
1 f,0
Z 70
22 .r)0
Z 70
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317 ai
15 00
45 00
45 00
42 IX)
10 W)
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injury was more probably caused J. II. Jones draving....
by the car wheel. A"ard blacksnnth.ng A 2o
Mr. Gutsche n-.oved that the report
if
i Shorthand;
AND TYI'KWKiTINO COLI.KGK-
; t IMuttMniouth, Ncbranka.
i. i lad I.. vrwinK
VAiclu.nlil-'l.r,, el"l".''" '"V,V
. ft rn eiii-in e mi o..j
, 'W.-'I '"J !f ' In'Vinrt hand
' n'si'.'imt..n. Kiirdteed lo romiH-lnit ntudelit
'. IndlilltUHl ll.lllirttU. iie ivpeiiili-in
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
' I lloiiiiis over Miyeii rime.
Why will you cough when Shi
lili'n run- will irive immediate re
li. f. Price 10 els., fx) cts. and $1.
For sale by F. G. Fricke 4 Cc
U'imthi-A uirl to lu lri with the
housework and sleep at home.
minrlliiiiul nml t vliewritilllT Col
lege over Mayer's clothing store.
Day anil mIit sesmons. filiations
guaranteed to all competent stud
ents, tf
For a nice X-mas present go to
JOE. the popular c'othii r and look
at his line line of "era and Hat-.
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OOI.t) AD POU0KLAIS CK0WNS
Bri J(e worl1 n flna wor't
I SPECIALTY.
DK.IITKISAL'8 LOCAL M well M other p.
eUM)llciKleo fur the naluleMeitraclloo ol
teelll,
a A. MAIWHALIa riti!rld Blor
A Cure for Paralvtla.
Fr,ink Cornelius, of Purcell, I ml.
"I imliieed Mr. l'insoil.
whose wife had paralysis In the face
to buy n bottle of Cliamlierlain'a
rain Malm, lo tneir great suprise
before the bottle hiid all been used
was a treat ileal better. 1 If I
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! hail lieen nniwii io oih: smi-
Hie I'ii in Balm relieved all
r.iiiti nml Miiretiess. and the mouth
assumed its natural shape." It ia
also a ccitaiiicure for rheumatism
liime liack. snrains swelliiiL'M ami
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ameneHN. 11 cent noiui-s lor a.uc
by F. G. Fricke &Co., Druggists.
she
face
but
by tl
The coroner empaneled the fol
lowing jury: Win. Weber, W. W.
Hull, F.d Fitzgerald, A. D. Despuin,
i' n Vr.l.l.-H l. C. Buvev.' About a
do.en witnesses were examined and
the following verdict was rendered:
A i on itioiiisition holden at
PlallKiiioitth. in Cass county, on the
l.'tli day of December, A. I), iwu,
before me, J. I. Unruh, coroner ol
said county, upon the body of John
Monroe, lying ieau, iy me junim
whose names are hereunto sun-
scribed, the said jurors upon their
oath say: 1 Mat tne said joim 'Mon
roe came to his death while at
tempting to make a coupling in the
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riattsmoutn yarn oi ine j. .
K. K. Co. from accidentally lulling
.,,,,l..r ili,. r:ir wheel and the wheel
of the car running onto him; and
that, in our opinion, from the evi
dence and to the best o( our belief,
no blame could be attached to the
company or its employees.
WM. Wfiifw,
Foreman.
W. TV. 1 1 I'LL.
El FlTZOKKALD,
A. D. DksI'AIN,
C. IS. NoliI.ES,
O. C. IKlVKY,
J. I. t'NKl ".
Coroner.
ULIUS PEPPERBERG.
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MAavrACTi'Ha or and
wnoLEsniE nun retail
. . . i . .i I M.lli.lil . ftalarr IT!
W to Io monthly, with liierr.. io rriireM nl
ID kli own cUim relinlin new ion
lloune. Hterrnert. HAaurAi-ruaaa, mc
Box 1MB. new York.
dxai.xb ia rna
:II0JCKST BRANDS OF CIGARS
ruix limi or
lOBACCO AND BMOKEK'S ARTICLES
ajwaya in atock
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Plattsaiouth,
Nebraaaa 1
n aiiretn mil nnd are the prices
on I.adiea' and Gent'a gold and
' golJ filled watches.
B. A. McElwain, Jeweler,
'415 Main street. tf
yoii w4mt to know what would
J- your lather, mother, brother,
11 r iim.I aweelhenrt liappv? It is
,a 110 pair of ahoes or slippers for
IS OPENINO UP
One if the newest and brightest
iineaoi
Plain' Ooodi, Toji. Bolli. Koreltiei,
Fwr the Holiday trade that bai beta
eea la towi lor yean.
NO OLD STOCK, ALL NEW
Which waa bought early in the
season from some of the
LAKGK8T iMItlkTl.NO IIOUHKS
Which guarantees you the pick of
the market ana at prices
for which we
arc noted.
I cairisieweAn sUn UwCountry :
Jine that they oiler at VEKY JiW
prices fur thirty days only. tl
end tin. Biirl iin at Frank Cur
iiih, jewelry store, every evening
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The public l eordliilly Intlled to Innpeet our
gWIIIIS Hll U VHIMV fllV-V
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B.r, IrtCHBB, Trop.
The deceased is a young man,
unmarried, and has been living
with his parents iu Plattsmouth
the greater portion of the past five
years. Until recently he has been
employed upon the street works ol
the city. About four months since,
he went to Lincoln, where lie com
menced switching, but as there was
an opening for him in that work
here, he began work in the riatts
moutn yards Oct. 13. He has al-
wuya been considered a quiet,
honest, upright young man,
and his untimely end will
be deplored by his large
circle ot friends. The shock is
apeclally hard for hia aged mother,
at this time ia lying at the the
point of death.
The funeral will take place at the
realdence of Mr. Monroe's, parent in
Shaffervile. at 11 a. m. ta-morrow.
be adapted and warrants drawn
upon the treasurer for the payment
of same; ulso, that salary of coun
cilmen to date be included.
Carried.
Bill of II. J. Streight for money
expended for signal flaga was re
ferred to the claims committee.
The claims committee made the
following report on claim of Dan
Coffcv of $15 referred at the previ
mis meeting: Recommended that
Mr. Co Itcy be allowed and that
the treasurer be instructed to turn
over $5 of balance of claim to the
I school fund. On motion of Gutsche
the report was adopted.
On mot ion of Jones of the Second
ward the committee on streets al
leys and bridges was instructed to
ti... M P W. R. to lay a
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crossing under the viaduct.
On motion of Miner the marshal
was instructed to serve notices on
! all parties authorized by previous
resolutions to build sidewalks, to
comply with istructions, and that
he make a repo. . to city clerk.
Mr. Larson moved that the
services of J. Denson be dispensed
with. On motion of Gutsche the
Tinstnnned until the
next meeting. '
Mr. Gutsche offered the following
resolution:
i.i...u,ii voil liv the mavor and
...... ..;i .,( tin. ritv of Plattsmouth,
"that the treasurer be and is hereby
!.,.,. ....,-1.., 1 in truiisfer the sum of
12,000 from the business tax to the
general fund.
On motion of Larson the reaolu
tion was adopted
and ha"e completed arrangement in which we have secured large quan
tities, at first hands, of the celebrated ,
nt such prices that we propose to trive them to our many customers be
lieving that we shall increase ' trade, as our customers appreciate the
r .1 ... . it... ..t ..... ...A a..4 ciuwtn fur nil vert i hi n (r miroOB
lilll UiHl wc MIC riJriniiuj; uiv- ihwiii-j . ov . .. - - ni
es by returning it to them, believing they will appreciate the gifts and
tell their friends, and thereby Increase our trade.
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EVERY Cash purchase to the amount of & entitles the purchaser to
..:,i,. v;ivr Mninl ltnitpr Kniieor Sucar Shell sold
111111 1 11 iiui.i r "',,.. . , , , , v. . . n
by Jewelery at f l.tX).
EVERY Cash purchase to the amount of $15 entitles the purchaser to a
set (0) of Roger's Solid Nickel Tea Spoons, sold by Jewelers at .0Q
EVERY Cash purchase to the amount of $25 entitle. the purchaser to a
set (ii) of Roger's solid Nickel Dessert Spoons sold by Jewelers at
$3.00
EVERY Cash purchaser to the amount of $30 entitles the purchaser to a
set (fi) of Rogers' Solid Nickel Table spoons or a set of Solid Nickel
Forks, or a set ol Tripple plated Knives, sold by Jewelers at $4.00.
o
ERE is what the manufacturer saya in regard to Solid Silver Met
al goods and aolid .MCKei silverware: -mere nuo utcu a
ing demand for years for a grade of Spoons and Forks to take
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me JMace 01 noiiu euvei nu'i jiiaii; m i.w i ' -
for some time to attain this end, and are now able to offer the public our
Rogers' Metal and Rogers' Solid Nickel Silver. We guarantee this metal
superior to any Nickel Silver manufactured and have the greatest confi
dence in assuring our customer that this ware is inferior to service on
ly to solid silver. It is a beautiful white color, is highly polished and
can hardly be distinguished from pure silver. We recomend this ware
especially for hotels, restaurants and boarding bouses, as it will stand
more haAl usage than any other metal; is very tough and hard; will hold
its color and will outwear any plateware ever manufactured." All our
customers know Rogers' ware by reputation. This firm have manufac
tured plated ware since lti5, and their name is never put on goods that
are not of a high grade, so our customer can rest assured that they are
.I....:-, .1.1.. ,ri,n,lu ...liu.i 41ii.tr tri't irnnilu II tiller 1 heir
Ieillii numc viijr uinimun; .in .vj e 1
brand. Come in early and secure a share of these goods before it is too
lute.
Wc Citin'tnlec oqt I'tfices "to be Iioes't qqtl
Iqi'itc Coinpcj l't ion,.
FRED HERRMANN.
JEWELEB
Headquarter for Everything in the line !
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, FANCY AND BRONZE
CLOCKS,
OPTICAL GOODS, OPERA GLASSES,
FANCY SILVERWARE,
SOLID GOLD JEWELR"?
A BIG STOCK OF HOLIDAY
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Repairing of FINE WATCHES a Specialty
and all Work Warranted.
B. A H'ELWAIH,
THE LEADING JEWELER,
415 Main Street,
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Plattsmouth, Neb
W. C. T. U. Notlea.
Remilar meeting of the W. C. T
U.will be held at Mrs. S. A. Davis,
on Pearl street between Eighth and
Ninth, JWednesday afternoon at 3
Vi-n.i-v A o-ood attendance la
Heaired to arrange for the conren
linn to be held in this city, in Jan
nor, Tt everv member attend
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nii.Vi. ill In convention a sue
niiu ii....w .
Secretary
riatteooitb
A crowd of young people, repre
sentatlvesof the Epworth League, ccas
met at the realdence ot nrs. tennc- - ... , r.nm ni,im
(If IIUIC Bll 'J " . .
dv last evening, and completed two i.ou three years, aim nave re
. . , I ,n,i,.,i (ia use in more than a
comforters, to l.e donated to a ''" ;VlrCd special cnaea of catarrh,
ily who are in deatitute circum- T,)e nnnj,Ua answer to our in-
stances. We are are glad to note onirics ls,"It'a thebest remedy that
' n t ,....,, iinil." Our experience
this evidence ot generosity and . ....i ii.
t is, tnat wnere ""'"' "
cnaruy on vni; i 1 H1. u never laiia to cure. j. i.
tion of young peoplet and it la Montgomery, & Co., Druggists, JJu-
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certainly to ic coiiiiiu-ihu-u. nui i tomn,
' .... i imirnti un nir E v s Cream
as winter approaches and tne poor jj(,jm ,,,y ciitiurh wns so bad I had
of our city become more in need 0f j.aliaci,e (i,e whole time and dis
(urts. the ineiiibcra of I ..i.,.r.r.,il a I iriw iimouiit of filthy
the League will doubtless be glad matter. That has almost entirely
to co-operate with any In aleviuting SSlT
ftiutreuH. mi
- unu.
'Snort MeAllleier."
Read what the Lincoln Journal
says of "Sport McAllister":
'Sport McAllister was repeateu
to a fuir house at the Minke lust
..;,ri, Mini. Inrker as Iildu and
the Olympia quartette repeated their
conquests of the night before both
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being encorea onener mini mcjr
would respond. After all, the chief
uillerence petween noueri onyiui
and the averacre farce-comedian is
that Gaylor is funny. The play is
above tne average omipijr uanuoc
there is more true character and
less horse play in his work. He is
quiet rather than explosive: natural
ruihnr fitntt prrenir c. a lie niu.
pained way in which he says "Now,
don't do that" wuen tney guy mm
is a comedy in itseu.
Don't fail to be amused by this
romnnnv at the Waterman next
v 2 rf
Friday night.
Card of Thanka.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church desire to return thanks to
those who kindly represented dif
ferent characters or otherwise as
sisted in making the "Author's
Carnival" a success. They wish to
especially thank the N. S. Bocicty
and the gentlemen who helped in
the "Snow Cave."
Com. on Entertainment.
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Montr to Loan.
The regular meeting of the Liv
ingston Iian St Building associa
tion to be held Thursday, December
17, at secretary's oflice, over Gering
Si Co.'a store.
IIknry R. Gekino, Sec'y.
LOCAL ON LAST PAGK.
OUR CLUBINO LIST.
Homo Micazlneitnd Hrkm.d 1
lolrilo III ula anil II Kin 1 1) ill
lUriiiT'n Mh'z lie Hint II I'M ALU 4 lit
Hiiroer'n llnnr mid I1khai.ii 4 n
llnrorr'H Weekly and iikkai.d 4 m
I..U.U m,,tu ii.,.,iuiuv u..,i ii.u,ii, on
ni'Muru uuiai auu iikhai.u t er
Tin. lnwa nt lienllh are tniiirlit in
Un. urlifinU- Inil not in a wav to be
of much practical benefit and are
never illustrated oy living exampiea
which in many cases might easily
be done. If some scholurs, who
had just contracted a cold, was
lirnnirlll nifnr lh HI'Vlllo!. HO that
all could hear the dry, loud cough
and know its signiiicance; see me-
tnin wnue coutiug on tne tongue
and latter, as the cold developed,
see the profuse watery expectora-
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lion anu nun waicijr umt-imi (
from the nose, not one of them
would ever forget what the first
symptoms of a cold were. The
scholar snouia men ire rivcu
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy free
ly, that all might see that even a
severe cold could be cured in one
or two days, or at least greatly miti
gated, when properly treated as
soon as the first symptoms appear.
This remedy is famous for it's
cures of cough, colds and croup.
It is made esoeccially for these
disease and is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine known for
the purpose, a) cent bottle for sale
by h. G. Fricke & Co., druggists.
Good Evening! Have you used
Ah! there is no need of my saying
any thing further, I am sure you
will hereafter use nothing but the
Famous Blush of Roses for your
completion. Yours with best
wishes,
Floba A. Jonks,
South Bend, Ind.
P.S. Call thiseve pleaae at O. 11.
Snyder and learn the particulars.
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at t.M, 11