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Talk About Diamonds
Their brilliant glitter scarce
outrivals tho polish you cm put
on a Murzluff shoo, (lood leather,
we' 1-tanned leather, that's tho
reason. It does more than shino
it wears, it lita, it "feels good"
whether you walk across the
street or across tho continent.
It's a shiner, a stayer, a soother.
Costs money ? Of course not
as much as you'd think, though.
I'ut one on and five its tongue a
chance to talk. You'll do the
talking after you've worn a pair
and we'll sell a lot more.
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North Side Main street.
WHITEBREAST
COAL YAM)
LINCOLN AVK. ANI
M t IJItCK STS.,
II. M. SOKNMCIISEX, Manager.
Largo Su;)plj' of all the
11 F.ST GRADES
HARD COAL SOFT
Including the Famous
Missouri, Illinois,
Jackson Hill and
Canon City Lump,
Always on lianil Also a quantity of
cheaper Grade? ol NUT COAL. We also
keep oil hand ail kinds of Wood. All or
ders promptly deliveied. Leave orders
at grocery store ol A. II. Weckbach & Co.
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FURNITURE
UNDERTAKING
House Furnishings,
STOVES, RANGES.
Our stock Is complete In all lines : ft we
In vile our friends to look It over. W. wil
endeavor to please you. Call and see us.
STREIGHT C SATTLER,
(Successors to Letry Boeck. )
I'LATTSMOUTH. - Is EE
Fancy..
Crockery..
A splendid hn- ,usl leceived: slso the
niosi vOmp:eie anH ---ant line ot Plain
and Dccoraied L.tiinawate ever brought
to the city may be founJ at the store of
GLfRK,
First Door4-Kast of Court House
The Best in Groceries.
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A Doctor's Visit
Is usually followed by a doctor's
prescription, which is followed by a
visit to our store. Our name is a syno
nym in Plattsmouth for filling physi
cians' prescriptions v. ith scrupulous
care and promptness, using nothing
cut the purest, freshest drugs, and
charging a reasonable price. If any
one can do any better let us know at
once.
F. G. FRICKE & CO.,
SOUTH SIXTH STKKKT.
.Wright's Condensed Smoke
for Smoking: all Meats. Im
parts a delicious flavor. Keeps
I Meat Sweet and free from In-
I sects. A 75 cent bottle will
' smoke 250 pounds. Sold by all
Drucrcists. Made bv E. H.
WRIGHT & Co., Ulysses, Neb.
For Sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
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With Him Goes Over $10,000 Am
erican Express Money.
KHU-m n I'oim-Ii hikI KMpeH-V Long i
the l-Iinploy ft tho ;iii:iiiy, but lin
provfit CtiHiicH Opiiorlunily l St-al
-AmoiiK tlif I'lutKler Wuft 5,ll)l
Wortli f Ohh ItoiMlrt.
Ni:v York, Jan. (i. The Amorie.-m
pro.js company was roblxtd to lay of
ili .5S2 and Clark I'.i ado.n jr., a trusted
employe, is missing.
Three days ago tuo night manager
in charge of the oHice at Forty-.ev-enth
street and Madinon avenue, was
t.iken ill and Hraden, a clerk of tho
company for rnoro than ten years, was
substituted. This olliee the company
uses as a clearing house for all its
matter sent from tho (J rand Central
station.
Among tho parcels to be sent tin tho
0:10 train on tho Hudson Iliverroad
wero several containing cash to the
amount of $5,-r)82 and one containing
five $1,000 Chicago gas bonds. It was
Bradon's place to take theso packages
to the train, return to the olliee and
remain until 7 o'elocK.
When tho day employes arrived
Biadon was not in tho office.' The
safe was locked. Thoro was no re
ceipts for valuable packagos by tho
morning train, although the books
showed that several such parcels hd
been received at the office.
At first the absence of IJraden and
tho receipts were set down to careless
ness. But a few minutes later the
leather bags which had cont lined the
valuables were found. They had bnen
cut open and the money and bonds
taken.
That the robbery was hastily ca rried
out is shown by the fact that $21,0(10,
mostly in cash, was left in tho safe
and that the bonds wero taken.
Notices were sent to every bank and
financial institution in the country
warning them against purchasing the
stolen gas bonds. These bonds have
a face value of $5,000, but are worth in
other markets $5,S50. They are for
$1,000 each, issued in 18!(J and bearing
. per cont interest. They are num
bered 1G03, 1827, 2850, 4000 and 4101.
Branden ab)ut three years ago left
the company's employ to go west and
for a time was a fish dealer in Oregon.
Last summer he returned to New
York.
Chicago, Jan. 0. Tho Chicago po
lice were requosted this evening by
the I'inkerton agency to apprehend
Clark Braden, jr., the absconding
night clerk of the American Express
company in the New York office. In
stead of a $1,000,000 robbery, as
rumored at first, the loss suffered by
the express company through the
clerk's disMppearance, the Pinkertons
allege, is $30,000. According to the
statement mado by tho detective
agency of the amount taken by Braden
$25,000 was in currency, consisting of
fifty $500 bills and five $1,000 gold
bonds of the Consumers' Giis company
of Chicago.
Supreme Court !ecisions. .
Halmes against Dovey. Appeal
from Cass county. Affirmed. Post, C.
J. Decree appealed from held to be
sustained by sufficient, although con-
llicting, evidence.
lloefer vs. .Langhorst. Error from
Cass county. Affirmed. Commissioner
uyan.
Where the claim of an agent for
compensation were for finding a pur
chaser for the land of the defendant
ready ana willing to purchase and
without objection proof was made of
the ability to purchase as well .as of
the allege! readiness and willingness
the variance cannot be urged as error
for the first time in the supreme court.
Department of Child Study.
Following is the program for the
Child Study'"' department of the
Oman's club, to be given this even
ing at K. of P. hall:
Recitation Miss Mauzy.
'Methods of Mind Training" Miss Tresham.
"Amusements of Children" Mrs. L'nruh.
"Training a Child's Appetite" Mrs. Newell.
"Training a Child as a (Questioner" Mrs.
Travis.
"Teaching a Child Courtesy" Mrs. Cole.
'Mothers' Clubs" Mrs. Wescott.
What do the Children Drink?
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried tbe new food drink called
GiiAIN-OV It is delicious aQd nour
ishing and takes the place of coffee.
The more Grain-O vou give the child
ren the more health you distribute
through their systems. Grain-O is
made of pure grains, and when pro
perly prepared tastes like tho choice
grades of coffee but costs about i as
much. All grocers sell it. loc and 25c.
Henry Boeclc insists that he and
Chet Smith are as prime a job lot of
suckers as ever ran against a gold
brick. The trouble all comes of their
buying two gas machines and some
territory, which they were going to
make a thousand dollars a month out
of. The cost of running the machines
is enough to build a gas plant, hence
they are not a booming success.
Mis. D. W. Shinn, who has been
visiting with her sister, returned to
her home in Plattsmouth yesterdaj.
Nebraska City News.
Fancy liread. Cakes, Etc. -Flolloways
are headquarters for line
bread, cakes and everything usually I
kept in a first cla.-s bakery. Also can
dies, nuts, etc. Give them a call j
Fitzgerald block, at Sihi's old stand. '
THEODORE DURHAM IS DEAD.
Murilcrer of tlan-lie I.amotit In
Ht Ij"t
JHitflo to buffer I-th.
William Henry Theodore Durrant
was hanged at San Qucntin prison at
10:."0 this morning, protesting his in
nocenco to the end.
Jujurt'tl III l-ool.
Will Carstens, who formerly worked
in the shops hero but who left a few
months ago with the 1. & M. repair
gang, had his left foot seriously
mashed at II ill City, S. 1)., lust
Wed net-day morning. Will, together
with several other men, wero engaged
placing a large piece of timber on a
number of tru;sels, when one of the
latter in somo manner slipped and
permitted tho heavy timber to fall on
Mr. Carstens' foot. It is not known
yet whether any bones were broken.
lie was accompanied to this city
last evening by a member of there
pair force, and Mr. Carstens will be
taken care of by relatives here. It is
to be hoped that his injuries will not
prove of ti eerious nature, and his
friends wish to see hira well again
in a short time. Mr. Carstens is a
member of the Fraternal Union order
of this city.
FLORIDA'S CROPS INJURED
I'M'St'AL COLD Hl'KI.L IN THAT STATU
HAS A Itl.ltillTINU KFFKCT.
Colorado I'coplu Will Hold Mhsh Meeting
In Mil KrTort lu AuHkcn Intrrest In
Their Kxhil.it nt Omtihai.
Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 4. The
cold weather of January 1 and 2 did
considerable temporary aaraage to
vegetables, but none of a permanent
character. Orange trees will in some
instances lose their foliage and when
situated in exposed places in the
northern border of the orange belt
will loso a part of their tender
growth. Owing to the fact, however,
that the sap was down, the trees
themselves were able to resist un
scathed even lower temperature. He
ports from the pineapplo belt of the
east coast indicate that tho damage
to pineapples was trifling.
The fall crop of tobacco in all parts
of the state was injured badly. Blooms
of strawberries wero killed. Early
strawberries in the northern section
were frozen on the vines and the
plants themselves set back fully six
weeks.
The tenderest garden crops in all
sections so far south as Tampa were
lacking protection by forests, streams
or lakes, were badly injured; but ex
posed gardens did not represent more
than half the area of truck, growers
having learned by experience tbe
wisdom ol selecting well protected
spots.
Will Hold Ma Meetings.
Denvek, Colo., Jan. 4. Secretary
George M. Mescbke of the Colorado
commission called upon Mayor Mc
Murray today and discussed the ad
visibility of calling a mass meeting of
the citizens of this county for the pur
pose of increasing the interest in the
matter of a state exhibit at the Trans
mississippi exposition. It Is claimed
by thoe who have charge of the Colo
rado exhibit that a m;iss meeting in
Denver will have the effect of causing
similar meeting in other counties in
the state and will educate the people
to the importance of he movement.
The Mining Engineers' association
has decided to have a mineral ex
hibit at the exposition. They have
formulated plans to co-operate with
the mineral counties of the state in
forming an exhibit worthy of the
leading industry of the state. Should
the different counties refuse to com
bine in a mineral exhibit, tho Mining
h.r.giuecrs association will nave an
exhibit of its own.
Electric Bitters.
Electric lii iters is a medicine suited
for any sen son, but perhaps more gen
erally needed when the languid, ex
hausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a ionic and alterative is felt.
A prompt use of this medicine has
often abated long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine will act
more surely in counteracting and free
ing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con
stipation, Dizziness, yield to Electric
IUtteis. Fi fty cents and $1 bottles at
F. G. Fricke's di-ny: store. 1
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
A few weeks ago the editor was
taken with a very severe cold that
caused him to be in a most miserable
condition. It was undoubtedly a bad
case of la grippe, and recognizing it
as dangerous ho took immediate
steps to bring about a speedy cure.
From the advertisement of Chamber
lain's Cough IJeraedy and the many
good recommendatious included
therein, we concluded to mako a first
trial of the medicine. To say that it
was satisfactory in its results, is put
it very mildly, indeed. It acted like
magic and the result was a speedy and
permanent cure. We have no hesi
tancy in recommending this excellent
Cough Kemedy to anyone afllicted
with a cough or cold in aiy form. The
Banner of Liberty, Liberty town, Mary
land. Tho 25 and 50 cent 6izes for
sale by all druggists.
TO (THE A COLD IN ONE WAY
Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets.
Ail druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c.
AGREEMENT FAILS TO HOLD
WEST Kit N KOADS ;OINi IT III.IM) N
II OM KSK K. K KKS' KXt t'KSIONS.
Det-IMou K(-lil at the thii-HRO M eel iiK
Already a Itack Number Are Op
putted to Any lt-Kl rictloit.
Chicago, Jan. G. Tho agreement
reached by tho western roads a few
days ago regarding tho running of
homeseeUers' excureons is a back num
ber alroady. It has been found that
so many of the roads are not satisfied
with the agreement to restrict tho
excursions to points in Missouri river
territory that another meeting has
boon callod for tomorrow. There is
little likelihood that tho meeting will
result in the abolishment of the ex
cursions, as many of l ho roads have
made their arrangements for tho
handling of the business, and have
put out advertising announcing that
they will run the excursions.
Hurllng-ton Doing a iiiff IiurtiueHtt.
The Burlington is averaging 800
cars a day more in its freight traffic
than this time last year, say the State
Journal. During 1897 it brought iu
07,358 cars of grain out of a total of
320,018 brought by all the western
lines to Chicago. This is the largest
business in its history. In 1800 it
handled 51,702 cars, and in 181)4 only
20,775 cars. In its live stock traffic in
1807 was OS, 820 cars, showing a slight
falling off fiom 1806, when it handled
70,047 cars. In 1805 its deliveries sit
the union stock yaids were 03,072 cars.
Work on t he Nebraska lUiildinfj.
The roof of the Nebraska building
is completed witn the exception ol
the covering of the upper part of the
small corner domes. The roofs of
these are hemispherical and will bo
covered with canvas painted the same
shade as the rest of the roof. On
account of their 6hape it will not be
practical to use the elaterite rooliing
with which tho other parts of the
roof are covered.
Kimball Bios, of Lincoln, the con
tractois who win make the statr cov
erine for the Nebraska building, have
arrived with a force of men and com
menced work yesterday morning
making the models for the staff deco
ration. They estimate that about
sixty days will be required to complete
the staff work.
Hester & McCaslin of Lincoln, the
subcontractors for the plaster work
on this building, are making prepara
tions to commence work at once. The
building is ready for the staff and
plaster men, the interior and exterior
having been lathed some time ago.
The carpenters are now engaged in
preparing the woodwork which will
decorate the interior of the building
after the staff and plaster men shall
have completed their portion of tho
work.
Work on the superstructure of the
Illinois building was commenced yes
terday morning.
Catarrh Cannot He Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATION'S, as they cannot
reach the sest of disease. Catarrh is a blood or
constitutiona1 disease, and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies. Hall's C.aanli
Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the
biood and mil. ous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is noi a quack medicine. It was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this country for
years, and is a regular prescription . Jt is com
posed ot the best tonics known, combined with
the best biood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces such won
derful results in curing catarrh, bend for testi
monials, tree.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 7hc.
Choice Hay.
C. Sholtz, the Sixth street flour and
feed merchant, h.vs just received a
car of nice upland hay. It will pay
those in need of good nay to give him
a call.
Crystal Springs Dairy.
Milk, as pure as gold from the
"Klondike," delivered to amy part of
tbe city. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Your patronage solicited.
Leave orders at News office, or at
Bennett & Tutt's grocery store.
S. II. Fisher, Prop.
To Whom it May Concern!
You are hereby notified that Wil
liam Albin is under guardianiship as
incompetent to transact business, and
all persons are notified not to sell
anything to or purchase anything
from said William Albin, or in any
manner enter into contract with him.
Wit Chalfant, Guardian.
New Livery Stable.
Herring & Monk of Hamburg, I a. ,
have leased the Bonner barn on Vine
street and make a specialty of board
ing horses by week or month. Farm
er s teams well cared for, good livery
rigs also kept, your patronage soli
cited. Hekijixo & Monk,
Corner Vine and 4th SL
Hard and Soft Coal.
John Waterman is sole ajent for
tho famous Mendota soft coal. Also
carries the best grades of hard coal,
wood, lumber, laths, shingles, lime,
cement, etc. If you are going to
build, it will pay you to see Water
man. Office at the rear of Water
man block on Fifth street.
A Choice liraud.
The Clover Leaf brand of flour on
sale by F. S. White aca manufactured
by the new Weeping Water Milling
company isextranice. Call at White's
and leave your order for a sack of it
and after trial you will use no other
Oysters and I.nnt-b.
Oysters in every style, and nice
lunch at Holloways. in Fitzgerald
block Sahl's old stand.
HOLD UNION SERVICES THIS WEEK
Topic SuKRented For tho Week Ity the
Evan K-lK-al Alliance.
Union services will be held In this
city Monday and Tuesday In the Chris
tian church; Weunoilay and Thurs
day tit tho Methodist church, and
Friday and Saturday at tho Presby
terian church. All are invited to at
tend theo meeting.-.
Friday, January 7. Foreign Mis
sions. Prai?e: For the growth and
development of the missionary spirit
during this century, and for great re
vivals amid persecutions in China and
other parts of tho mission field.
Saturday, January 8. Homo Mis
sions. Prayer: That Christian peo
ple may be led to greater personal
effort, on behalf of the spiritual wel
faie of their neighbors and follow
countrymen; that blessings may ac
company the work of Home Missionary
societies, of city missions, and of
laborers among special classes; that
God's ancient people may be brought
into tho fold of Christ.
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I WANTS I
(Special notices under this head will be
churpeo for at the rate of H cent uer word
each insertion.)
FOIS HKNT.
;OK KKNT-A 4-rooni lioue with stable, i'i
per month. Lnquire ol J. C. Peterson
COK
KKNT Six-room house
in good repair.
I centrally located. per mouth.
iMiquire ol
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Peterson.
I OK SACK.
JOK SALI'. A house, to be moved away,
quire of T. II. Pollock.
Kn
it K SALE
A family carriage, as good as
new, at halt price.
I'.ninre ol J.C. Peters jir
FOR SALE A r.lill-poiiiid Rrav horse,
worker and tine dr.ver. cash.
A good
U. W.
Loates & Co.
f f?f Acre f irm one-half mi'e from Mynard.
lUU Splendid land. Good buildings. Price
$.i0 per ai re.
CA Acre farm, two miles West of Mynard.
1UU Large house. barn rind lots of outbuilding.
Good young orchard. All in cultivation. Price
SM per acr:.
CAAcre farm, four miles west of Mynard.
1UU Nine room house. Good land, iiinning
water
i rice .M" per acre.
80
Acre farm. Splendid house and outbuild
ings: line land Four miles west ol Plaits
mouth, Price J-'io per acre.
A neat 5-iooni cottage: good
and city water. f-luK.
location; cistern
r Acres; all in fruit. Splendid six room cottage.
kJ Aca
jar shops. Price $k"l.
M Koom house and good barn.
Two large lots.
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DA Acre" farm. Otoe county, flood land anil
OU good buildings. Price j:!,-'').
LOTS of bargains in city property and acre
tracts. T. 11. POLLOCK,
Keal Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Over First National bank, Plattsmouth, Neb.
M ISCECLANEOCS.
SLW ING All kinds of plain and fancy sewing,
dressmaking, repairing of gents' and boys'
clothes done at the rooms of Mrs. Orilla Sher
man, over Coates' hardware store, 41 Ma u
street.
WANTED Active, sober and trustworthy man
to travel through this section. Salary $50 a
mouth
payable weekly, and expenses; splendid
opportunity. uiress Sjlllir-r- company
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an execution Issued by Ceo,
I. Houseworth, clerk of the uistnet court,
within and for Cass county. Nebraska.and to
me airecteu, i will on the lsth day of Jan. A
1). lM'S. at 1 o'clock p. m, of said day in
front of lot 5. block 01), in the citv of Weep
ing Water, in said county, sell at uubllc
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the
followingproiierty, to-wit:
Two new Mi-Cormick twine-binders, not
set up, situated in a building on part of lot
", in biock til). In the city of Weeping Water
Water, Cass county, Nebraska, together
witn the privileges and appurtenances
thereunto bel miring or anywise appertain
ing; the same being levied upon and taken
as the property of C. 11. McCormick & Hro ,
to satisfy a judgment of said court recov
ered by Sarah Ann Carey et al, against C.
H. McCormick & Bro.
Plattsmoutn, Nebraska, January 5th A, D.
lMts. Harvey Hoi.i.owav,
Sheriff, Cass County. Nebraska.
SherifTs Sale.
virtue of an execution, issued bv George
By
M. Spurlock. county judge, within and for Cass
county. Nebraska, and to me directed, I will on
the 17th day of January. A. D. lsis, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day at the farm of Gertrude M.
Wiley, about eight miles south of Plattsmouth.
in said county, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following personal
property to-wit:
Th ree hundred and fifty (3r0) bushels of ear
corn in a certain crib on the farm of Gertrude M.
wi'ey on the northeast quarter of section 30.
own 11, range 13. in Cass countv. Nebraska, to
gether with the privileges ancf appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anvwise aonertainintr.
I The same being levied upon and taken as the
property ot Gertrude M. ilev, defendant, to
satisfy a judgment of said court recovered by
Charles Ii. liey, plaintiff against defendant.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, January 5th, A. I).
Harvey Hollo way.
Sheriff, Cass County, Nel raska.
Dr. Alfred Shipmaii,
SPECIALIST,
Eye, Ear and Gnronic
DISEASES,
Office 51 1 Main St., Leonard Bldg.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. ni., Sundays, 2 to 4 p.m.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Accurate! v fitted, eves tested free by new and
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-s. WE YOUIEtfS-" .
- r vtvnct - A ,: iwt
diseases iree. metiers 01 inquiry promptly ans
wered. Dr. Shipman refers with pleasure to thousands
of patients in Nebraska.
Plattsmoi'th, Neb., Oct. 1, IJr.
Dr, Shipman Dear Sir: I gladly endorse
your method of fitting glasses. The prescrip
tion bi-locals you had ground for nie renders
both near aud distant visi jn perfect.
.. B. Eeersole.
I was severe'y afflicted w ith bleed:ng pi!es: be
came so wtet irom loss of blood that 1 could not
attend to my business. Iliad tried many reme
dies and received no benefit. Alter taking treat
ment of Dr. i-hipman I am entirely well. It
nas been live years since I was treated bv him.
H. C. .McM'.ukx.
Four years ago I contracted a severe case of
catarrh: several specsai:ts tailed to help me.
Dr. Shipman cured me w ;h pleasant remedies,
and trere has been no return of the di?-ea-e.
Alvina B. Johnson.
With Blizzards Yet to Come
UEMEMHEK WE A 1 1 E HEAD
QUA KTE US FOR
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SLIPPERS
SHOES
RUBBERS
By watchfulness on our part we made
an extra good deal on
..lr&nllei Uoots..
Children's! first quality, (J
fleece lined i S
Misses' first q uality, pv
fleece lined
Ladies' first quality,
tleeco lined
Youth's first quality, p-rv
lleeco lined
CALF. KIP AND GRAIN
BOOTS FROM S1.50 UP.
ROBERT SHERWOOD,
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Fancy Groceries.
Choice Canned Goods.
These are
White's Grocery Store
(THE OLD RELIABLE.)
A select stock of Dry Goods n the
arrived. If you want the best for your
F. S.
Upper iUain Street.
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cines, Wallpaper, Paints and Oils,
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9 Great bargains in Stationery, an ele
I gant line of Perfumes, new line of
9 Brushes, Combs, Pocket-Books, and
everything found in a first-class store.
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9 9 tions and all our remedies are new and
fresh. Prices cheaper than ever. Try
us and see.
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THE LEADERS
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A. H. WECKBACH & CO.
THEY carry the largest and most complete line in Cass county. QEvery
thing fresh and new. They pay cash for our goods and give their custo
mers the advantage of special discounts. A complete line of canned goods
always in stock. The only place in the city where you ',can get all kinds of
fresh Cheese. Call and see us.
A. H. WECKBACH &
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