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Print
Newspaper
What the man said when
he saw his basement full of mud
and water.
If we tried to do it, the paper
would probably print it something:
like this: "
But, gentlemen, don't get ex
cited restore your equilibrium
12 and part of your
Cool Crash Suits
At Wescott's. Comfortable Cloth
ing at Comforting Prices.
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"One Price and No Monkey
Business."
Zuck
wei er
Continue to do a leading business in Fancy
and Staple Groceries. Because they carry
an immense stock, buy for cash and sell at
low prices. Everything good to eat of Best
Quality. Call and try us.
Corner of Sixth and Pearl Streets, - - - Plattsmouth, Neb
if. . r ;.i
but h:ivo soM direct
sinner for -." years
saie prices, saving
dealer s proms. Miipany
whore f-r examination.
Everything warranted.
, 118 ttylei of Vehicles,
55 style of llarne.
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Catalogue of all oar
El KHART CABBUCB AXD HABSESS MTO.
Call fur Congressional Convention First
District.
The Peoples Independent Party of
the First congressional district of
Nebraska mill meet in delegate con
vention at Plattsmouth, Cass county,
Nebraska, on the lltb day of August.
1S0S, at 2 o'clock p. mM for the pur
pose of placing in nomination a candi
date for congress for said district, and
to transact such further business as
shail come before the convention.
The basis of representation in this
convention is the vote cast for Je tier
son II. Broady, in the First Congress
ional district in 1SUG. E ich county
will bo entitled to one delegate for
each two hundred votes, or major
fraction therof tfcen cast. Under this
apportionment the several ccuntics of
the district are entitled, respectively,
to the following number of delegates,
to-wit: Cass, 12; Johnson, G; Lancas
ter, 27; Nemaha, D; Otoe, 13; Pawnee,
G; Richardson, 13.
It is recommended that alternates
be elected for all delegates, and that
the delegates present cast the full
vote of their respective counties.
Fked SiiEl'l'AKD, Chairman.
The ChieT Burgess of Milcsburg
Pa., says DeWitt's Little Early Misers
are the best pills he ever used in his
family during forty years of house
keeping. They cure constipation,
sick he-idache and stomach and liver
troubles. Small in size but great in
results. F. G. Fricke.
Water Takers, Take Notice.
July 1st water bills are now due and
payable at oflico of Water Co. Otlico
open at night this week.
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losses by buying
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styles, shade, apron and tenders, foO. As good as sells for 90,
CO. W. B. PRATT. Becr. ELKBABT. DO,
Maminol h AVIiale.
The mammoth whale enrouie to the
Omaha exposition will remain here
two days, Tuesday and Wednesday,
July 12 and 13, at the Missouri Pacific
depot. This mountain of flesh, bone
and blubber is fifty-five feet long, 400
years old and S0,000 pounds in weight,
and the only genuine whale on ex
hibition in the world. After the fair
it will he taken to the Smithsonian
institute in Washington. The ad
mission will be only 10 cents, childien
5 cents. Open from 10:00 a. m. until
9:00 p. m.
A Little Personal Matter.
I. Pearlman's heavy losses by flo d
make him in sore need of mon"'. If
the farmers and town people would
call and pay their bills, or a ptrt of
what they owe. he will give them a
discount in order to raise some money.
If your bill is not yet due it will pay
you to come in and see him. Those
whoso bills are past due are especially
requested to caii in at once.
Sick headache, biliousness, consti
pation and all liver and stomach troub
les can be quickly cured by using those
famous little pills known as DeWitt's
Little Early Ilisers. They are pleas
ant to take and never gripe. F. G.
Fricke.
Keiuoval Notice
Having removed my tailor shop to
the rooms over John Schiappic.isse, I
desire to thank my former patrons for
their supprrt. and invite them to call
at my new quarters, with as many new
customers us may desire anything in
iuv line. John C. Ptak.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.
C A. Marsha!!, Dentist.
Kings Daughters so.-iil, Thursday
July It.
Dressmaking, Miss Laura Twis-.
Union Ititx'k.
tinhsc ire fur Till" Xl-.WS tin bt .si
pane' in t ho ei'y
Th u rsd ay e von i n g, J u ly H A f o' h er
Kings Daughters social.
Don't you forget the republican
primaries to be held July -'.
lloiloway's pipular st.oarii..-J broad
is made of Hei-el's best Hour.
Good driving mare for sale. En
quire at Sherwood's shoo store.
The Puritan wick'ess oil stove, the
latest th'ng out, at Coatcs & Go's.
Enurprisj cherry ttiners that do
the wot k. For sale bv V. W. Coatcs
&. Co.
Ilolloway's bread, which has taken
the lead, is made of Hoisel's 'Plan-
sifter" Hour.
Jfyouvant l. smoke the best try
Wurl Bros. Gut lleil. The finost 5
cant cigar inai'e.
If you don't see the Gut ITeil cigar
call for it, and get the best o cent ci
gar in the market.
All stvli s of ices arid ice cream will
bo sold by the Kings Daughters,
Thursday evening, July 11.
Wa.ntkd Three neat appearing
ladies. Salary 1 .(i0 per day. Address
E. Lallar, General deliver. , city.
The people are expecting a Kings
Daughters social, 'i'ney will not be
disappointed Thur.-day evening, July
14
St. Paul's church wi 1 give a social
at Win. Ha-tler's, Tue.-day evening,
July 12. You are expected to be pres
ent. Come out to tlio recital Friday
evening and hear wh ta good method,
with a good teacher, can do wiili a
voice.
W'AN'TKl). A go d girl for general
hou-o work'. Enquire of Mrs. W. II.
Rhodes coi tier of Tenth and Mai tile
streets.
Quite a number of Mr. Tucker's
pupils from Glenwood will appear on
the program at thj recital Friday
evening, July 15.
Alice, wife of Walt. M. Sc -b-y, has
sued him for divorce on the ground of
failure to support her ami of cruel
treat men t.
Dotit fail to attend the recital given
by Mr. Tucker's pupils Friday even
ing. The program will be var ied and
interesting.
The ladies' ;u--:L:cry of the presby
teri in church, w'il meet at the home
of Mrs. Wendol, Wednesday afternoon
at two o'clock.
Don't forgt the Kins Daughters
social at Garli :ld p i rk Til u r-day even
ing. Fifteen cents will hi charged
for t ef rt s'i met' ts.
Mr. Tucker halrmo good wo -k wi:h
his vocal cla-is and deserves a great
deal of credit. Aitjt.d the recital
Friday evening, July 15.
Charles MclJride has bcn h sving a
surgical operation performed on lis
heel, cutting out a sup m Huous growth
which makes him quite lame.
Morning's bakery is beb;g fitted up
in the Neville building, corner of
Sixth and Vin, where the finest of
home made bread in iy be obtained.
Mr. C. F. Tucker gives his first
vocal recital Frida3 evening, July 15.
A number of his pupils, both of Glen
wood and Plattsmouth, will take part.
Everybjdi iuvited to attend the
Patriotic Concert and social at the
Christian Church, Friday evening July
15. Admission 10 cents, refreshments
free.
Mr. Tucker has dot e excellent work
with his vocal pupils and Plattsmouth
pjrple will have an opportunity to hear
them tir.g Friday eveniug at the r e
cital. The lull's of it . Paul's Evangelical
chinch "ill give a lawn social ;:t the
home of Wm. ll-is.-ler, Tuesday even
ing July 12, to whicu all are cordially
invited.
Gideon Ai cher, Hugo Kobei ts and
WTiil S ige went down to Nebraska
City today with the B. & M. bridge
painters, to work on the bridge at
that place.
Mrs. Lease has taken up a perma
nent residence in Oregon, and the
softshell democrats breatho a sigh of
relief that she is no longer a resident
of Iho middle west.
Foil SALE. Eighty acres of land
seven miies south-west of Plattt-mou h,
all under cultivation no buildings.
Price $40 per acre. Enquire of i.. L.
Cox, Mynard, Nebraska.
Misses White, Ujrgrss, Agnew and
Street and Messrs Hiatt, Gr oves an d
Freund are among the Plattsmouth pu
pils of Mr. Tucker, who will sing at
the recital Friday evening.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitt's Lit
tle Early Risers cleanse the liver,
cure constipation and all stomach and
liver troubles. F. G. Fricke & Co.
Wanted. Five ladies to do work
at home. Nice, pleasant, profitable
employment. Call at once. Corner
of Fourth and Vine streets at Mr.
Petersou's. Hours 4 to G, and 7 to 8,
p. m.
The steam boat John K. Hugo took
a small crowd out on the river 1 .st
night, and they report a delightful
time. The boat was out with a crowd
today, and will give another excursion
tonight.
The bridge across Eight Mile Crek
near Sam'l Riehardsons farm was wash
ed cut by the recent flood, and many t f
the farmers in that vicinity are mow
ing their oats for hay, as it is dov, n
too bad to save it otherwise. j
Latest War News.
I'LAYA Del. Khtk, July 12. One
hundred and one shells from the ships
landed. Only five fell in tho harbor.
Army batterios fired abount 400.
Deadly havoc was created and many of
the finest buildings in tho city wore
red need to d ust.
The slaughter and devastation was
so great and so (sickening to the sight
that Shafter sent in begging for the
surrender before the town was com
pletely destroyed.
The Spaniards made several sorties,
fightU'g like demons, but were driven
back at every attempt.
Now there are only 300 yards bo
tween our advance trenches and the
Spanish. What is left of the city is
hardly worth bombardment. Surren
der expected every moment.
Think Santiago Has Fallen.
Washington, D. C, July 12.
Army officers, after reading Shafter's
dispatch, which was of yesterday's
date, declarod their belief that
Santiago has surrendered and that bv
this time our flag floats over it.
AS Til KV CO.MtC AND JO.
Miss Alice Mann was an exposition
visitor today.
Frank Worden came in this morning
for a visit with his parents.
Jos. Opelt and A. W. White were
deiing Omaha this afternoon.
Mrs Neil and her grand daughter
were exposition visitors today.
E. WT. Fitt and brother were busi
ness callers nt Havelock today.
John Graham, of Greenwood, is one
of tho I. & M. bridge painters.
Mrs. Ed. Todd and son, Allie, and
wife were attending tho exposition to
day.
Job Uirggs leaves today for an ex
tended visit at his old home in Salem
Iowa.
J. II. Palmer of tho third regiment
is in town today looking like a real
'sojer."
Mrs. Hogro'e is visiting relatives in
Iowa this week, in company with her
mother.
Lee Etelman of Bartlette, Iowa, was
in the city today vis'ting his cousin.
S. Ilogrefe.
Hiram Robir.e was in town today vis
iting fr iends and saying goodbye be
fore leaving for Florida.
Mrs. George Straley and Mrs.
Brooks, of Lincoln, returned home
this mor ning after a brief visit in this
city.
Gus Flyers was in the city today on
his way to Omaha, where he goes as a
delegate to the republican state
league.
Mrs. Fred Lehnhoff Jr. is enjoying
a vi-it from her mother, Mrs. Miller,
of Newton, Iowa. They went to Om
aha this morning to visit the exposi
tion.
Robt. Simpson and Corporal Will
Carmaek, of company B, are in the
city today saying erood bye to their
friends. The boys look fine as silk in
their new uniforms.
James Walker has been enjoying a
visit for several days from his two
sisters, who reside in Washington,
Pennsylvania. They departed for
their homo yesterday.
Mrs. O. A. Brown and daughter,
Marguerite, came in Sunday morning
from Topeka for a visit with the for
mers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs. Brown's sister, Clara, returned
with her.
Charley Spencer is down from Fort
Omaha today. He has been ap
pointed fourth sergeant in company
B. It looks like Lieutenant Ilawls
was taking good care of the boys from
Plattsmouth.
A. J. Jackson and wife leave tomor
row tor Winnepeg, Manitoba, Mr.
Jackson's old home. He came down
today and left their little daughter
Beth with her grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. J. Streight.
Council Proceedings.
The city council met in regular
session last evening, all members
present except Herold, Lutz of the
Third and Sattler. Minutes of prev
ious session read and approved.
Afttr some discussion it was ordered
that the B. & M hi consulted to 6ee
if the gas tank cou:d not ba repaired
at t'.e shops he e
'I Le o: d.iiaiico to extend the clos
ing hou-s of s -loons was read first
time, a'-d on rat ion cf White the
r ules were sii-pended, aad the ordi
nance was p'ace l on its final pas&age,
a; d l the Mirp-isj of the looby, every
vo'e w s i ec".!cl.l gan st it.
Mr. h en wani. d some repairs
done on st e t- in his ward but at a
sus. jjest io i of the niitj o", a motion
prevailed f the ff et, that as soon as
paver J rt ecHs iid --i.iewa'Ks were re
pair: d. the ij.ty mar-hal should go all
vji the city uu'i fix up all streets
that ha-1 be- n d imaged by washouts.
Messjrsmhh ci.led up the dumping
ground nj itt-i- an t showed how filthy
refuse was being cumped down near
the river. After some discussion the
city marshal was ordered to put up
Lotiees warning people not to dump
garb.-igo near dept on penalty of ar
rest, a d to fix up road to regular
duniniij ground,
T. e da m cf Judge Archer for un
co.:: eld fet s $12 40 was referred to
claim- comunttt e.
Tii3 eounc I af er passing on the
usual gri-t f i Is, which will be
printed to nnrnrw, then adjourned and
met immediately filter in tpecial ses
sion, whn the sidewalk assessment
mttter wu- taken up ::nd passed. I
Letter From Honolulu.
B. Cecil Jack of tho First Nt brnaka
writes as follows to a Plattsmouth
friend, dated Honolulu, Juno 25:
Honolulu, II. I., Juno 2-5, iKtis.
DkAU FltlKND: Your letter received
boor o leaving Frisco, but delayed
answering until I had somo nows of
interest. Left Frisco on 15th, coa
choppy for lir.tda; saw wlotles, flying
fish and sharks. Four vessels in fleet,
China leading with Colorado and
Utah troops. Senator followiug with
First Nebraska, Zialandia with Penn
sylvania and Colon with Utah artil
lery, and cavalry from where I do not
know. On 20tU China left us to rnKk
arrangements hero for coal, and we
became flagship
On 21st, Sergeant Goddes, of Bent
rice, company C, died of Spinal Meni
getis at 5:20 a. m., buried at sea same
morning at ten, which was a pretty
though mournful sight. At ten o'clock
tho body was wrapped inhheots, sewed
in canvas, placed on a board and cov
ered with the stars and stripes, bourd
was placed one end on railing or ves
sel and tho other held by three of his
company comrades on each side and
two on the end who held on to a corner
of our flag. The band played, bugles
sounded, choir sang and chaplain
preached the burial services, and
when he camo to that part where it
says "deliver him to the sea," tho
slab was lifted up until tho body slid
from under the flag and down tho side
of tho ship into tho sea, thereupon
company C fired three volleys and all
was over. Tho incident left a great
impression upon the boys. It is very
peculiar what a close attachment we
form for one another in blue.
I have a state room and eat at tho
colonel's table so jou see I am getting
the bet to bo had.
We arrived hero yesterday and re
ceived a welcome in the shape of a fine
dinner for all boys in blue. The din
ner consisted of everything, winding
up with cigars. Nothing is too good
for us here.
Honolulu has a population of about
30,000, but only 2,500 American and
English who control the government.
There are a large number of Chinese
and Japanese and natives. The natives
are an intelligent race and constitute
the police force who all speak good
"American," and are anxious to give
any information desired. They are
highly pleased with what the U. S.
congre-s has done toward annexation,
and are anxiously waiting for tho stars
and stripes to be hoisted upon their
islands, and to be under the protection
of what they term the greatest
"country on earth." Stepping into
Honolulu reminds one of a Pacific sea
port town in our country.
Very truly yours.
B CECir Jack.
Itryan Hooked for .Jacknon ville.
Colonel Bryan's regiment, the Third
Nebraska, is to be sent at once to
Jacksonville, Fla., where it will form
a part of General Lee s command. As
scon as trie regiment is inorougiuv
equipped and licked into shape it will
have an opportunity to see service in
either Cuba or Porto Rico, depending
upon the exigencies of the service
The delay in the mustering in of the
regiment made it impossible to send
it to the Philippines, as was fi -st con
templated. Most of the troops at
Jacksonville have been in the service
for three months past and are becom
ing well seasoned through daily drill
and camp discipline. The corps divi
sion and brigade in which the Third
Nebraska will serve is composed of
some of the very best of our volun
teer forces.
Burlington Koute California Excnrslona
Cheap, quick, comfortable. Leave
Plattsmouth 3:43 p. m., every Thurs
day in clean, modern, not crowded
tourist sleepers. No transfers; cars
run right through to San Francisco
and Los Angeles over the Scenic
lloute through Denver and Salt Lake
City. Cars are carpeted; upholstered
!n rattan; have spring seats and backs
ind are provided with curtains, bed-
ling, towels, soap, etc. Uniformed
iorters and experienced excursion
conductors accompany each excursion,
relieving passengers of all bother
about baggage, pointing out objects
of interest and in manv other ways
helping to make the overland trip a
delightful experience. Second class
tickets are honored. Berths $5.
For folder giving fnll information.
call at nearest Burlington Route
ticket office, or write to J. Francis
Gen. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb,
Hard and Soft Coal.
John Waterman is sole agent for
the 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
nan. Office at the rear of Water
man block on Fifth street.
The Evening News only ten cents
per ween, you can't afford to do with
out it.
In New Quartern.
Having removed to the Merges'
building, next to Lehnhoff's, I will
continue to keep a selected stock of
tropical fruits, and will serve ice
cream and lemonade as former ly.
John Schiapecasse.
All kinds of jewelry, clocks and
watches promptly repaired. All work
warranted. J. W. Crabill, first door
west of Waterman block, Plattsmouth
Troths Tersely Told.
Foley's Kidney Cure is a safe, sure
remedy for all kinds of kidney and
bladder diseases.
Loyal Mystic Legion of America.
Wilt meet in I. O. O. F. hatl, Fitz
gerald block, eecond and fourth Mon
days each month, until lurther notice.
The World's best 5 cent cigar, Wurl
Bros. Gut Heil, strictly Union made.
Every dealer handles them.
Wet
In Hedbloom's Old Stand,
Opposite Herold's, by Wm. Her
old & Son.
$5,000 worth of Water Soaked
DRY GOODS, Carpets, Mat
ting, Trunks, Shoes, Etc.
That were soaked by the late flood in our
basement department.
Sale will begin MONDAY, JULY 11, and
continue until goods are sold.
HEROLD
Death of .lonat Iihii ilisoii.
Jonathan Gibson, orio of the early
settlers of this county, died at his
home in this city at 7:15 last evening,
after a tedious illnoss from kidney and
stomach trouble. He was seventy-six
yoars of age, and the funeral n;rvicoH
were held at O.iK Hill cemetery at
four o'clock this afternoon. The de
ceased was a man of kindly dir-positiou
and leaves a family, all of whom are
grown, to mourn his lo-,.
Dialh ul Krril l.iiiilscy. i
Fred, youngest son of John Lindsey, I
who was bor.i in this ciry fourteen
years ago, died at Murray at II :''( last
night after sufTei ing for one week from
a kick bv a horse. It seems while go
ing past a horse with an armful of h-iy ;
the animal kicked him on tin loft u)c
producing tho injury which proved !
fatal. The funeral will take pl.ico at I
Murray today at 3 P. M. lit v. J. G.
Oldham officiating.
Card of 1 liankn.
To the many friends who kindly
rendered assistance and sympathy at
the bedside and funeral of our father,
we desire to publicly express our sin
cere thanks.
Wm. T. Johnson-.
Richard Johnson,
A.J. Johnson,
ArsiiN .Johnson,
M us. Sl'SIK Hkkoki:
Can! of 1 hxiikM
I desire e.-pecially to ex'-ro-s ilio
thanks of myself and family to the
many kind friends, and also to the
members of the A. O. U. W.. I. O. O
F., D. of R. and I). of II. lodges who
assisted us durinur the lust ilines-j and
burial of our beloved d lugii ter arid
sister.
Mil. and Mrs C. Yoki.naoki,
and Family.
To Suhserihers.
We are carrying over a thou-and
accounts on our books, nrmy if them
small but in the agirrogi. te it amounts
to a neat snm which would help us out
if paid in. If you can't pay all you
owe send us a dollar and we will send
receipt by return mail with a card of
thanks thrown in.
The Juniors of the Christian church
are going to give a patriotic concert
and social at the church Friday even
ing of this week. Ten cents "Emis
sion will be charged at the doo-, re
freshments free. Everybody invited.
The proceeds will go to foreign mis
sions. Den't fail to aitend.
E. 13. Binks, of Lewisville, Texas,
writes that one box of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve was woth $.50,000 to him.
It cured his piles of ten years stand
ing. He advises others to try it. It
also cures eczema, skin diseases and
obstinate soi es. F. G. Fricke.
"Water Takers, Take Notice.
July 1st water bills are now dun and
payable at office of Water Co. O.'hce
open at night this week.
The editor of the Evans City, Pa.
Globe, writes: "One Minute Cough
Cure is rightly named. It cure 1 my
children after all othe r emedies
failed." It cures coughs, co ds anri
all throat ana lung Lou lis. F. G.
Fricke.
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In Great Demand
By those who li ve a rit-h, creamy
and delicious refreshment is ou- ex
quisitely flavored and tempting ice
cream. It is not onlv good to the
taste, but it is nourishing and accept
able to the invalid, the children ar.d
grown people. Wo have it in ali
flavors.
Ilolloway's ISnkcry
Fitzgerald Block.
Sole,
rhivr
Pkittsinoutli Coal Yard
IS Till-: FLACK TO BUY
HARD COAL,
CANON CITY,
SOFT COAL
,V L ilAli-S or WOOD.
11a; , Corn, ();its and all Kinds of Foe-
Const a n I ly on hand.
EGESBEKGER & TROOP.
TIllRh A.'l MAIN'-sTs.
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& WHITE BR EAST
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COAL YARD
LINCOLN AMI. AM
A I ItltLK STM.,
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II. M. SOKNNICIISKN, .Manager.
Large Supply of all the
I'.KST GIIADKS
hard roAi
i il' !ll ! ; tit; I",.
M ; s mri . : . 1 1 iii, is,
J e !.-,(, u 1 1 ill and
C'.non City Liimji
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j'v.r" on Ij;iik1 A I' o a quantity of
cl. -r Uiades of NUT COAL. We also
tc ;) on ii.'iii i all kir'ls of Wood. All or
tcrs i.r'r::;:l'y k-!ivt.Tr l. Leave orders
at -.'fiery s'-ircol A. II. Weckbach & Co.
i--5 : c. :--"i---:-c-
HAWD COAL.
Missouri Coal, (-ceiiine Canon City Coal
FOR CASH
Leave order 3 at
W. J
F. S. White's Store.
WHITE.
FURNITURE
ArjD UN DERTAKING
House Furnishings,
STOVES, RANGES.
Our sloeU coraolete In all lines and we
n vile our friends to look It over. Wo will
n le:ivor to please you. Call and see uri.
TRE!GHT C SATTLER.
Sui-(;i'npr to i.ctry Itimcrt. )
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Finish Him, Old Boy !
Cu-de Siiia says to his
'p'ue'-v li-ht-Ms. He win tioiah him,
no -ou -t, in a- r.-as-erful a manner us
j w-j will ti : i . ii 3 o il- . iiju i, a f ter (jutting
i a b auiiful eolor up n it. O-ir laundry
j work .s p-.-t-f. c:, and arut.iing sent to
jthis e-t l) iahi.ier t to 'm? laundered
i wiii t-ive p. r:. et !-. t isf i-i i n , as well
I as gr; ti lie .lion. hh.r's, coll irs and
: cull's are made to I k just like new.
! GEORGE
ST A ATS,
South Sixth St.
'1 ijous 1 1 mis ." e. so n.ive been
cut i d of p l s o u -ing D- Witt's Witch
HaZ'il Salve. It iieals p omptly and
curs eczema and all skin diseases. It
gives immediate relief. F. G. Fricke,
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