Better Than
7s S
ver.
b a
igger Than Ever
REFERS TO THE ENORMOUS
ASSORTMENT OF
MS
..and Stoves..
m pearlman
The three floors of his old Store Room
are packed full, and his New Building near
by is also full to overflowing. The beauty
about Pearlman's line is that
He
arnes
Best
His Gold Coin Stoves can't be surpassed,
His Steel Ranges and Gasoline Stoves
rank higher than any other.
His stock of Furniture is Lager than car
ried by any two other dealers in the county
combined.
Every taste can be suited and when it
comes to Low Prices,
P
earlm
King.
an is
He won't be undersold and only asks you
to call and see his goods for proof of what he
says.
Truth Ss Our Foundation..
And by it we are armed for Competition.
By selling good goods, of honest make, we
jhave won the place of Leading Dealer in
Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in Cass
county.
Remember, it is not Cheap Goods we
sell, but Good Goods we sell Cheap. We
buy from factories only, and in car lots;
therefore we can sell cheaper than any competitor.
second -Hand Beds, Springs,
Mattresses or Pillows
Sold or handled by us. Exposition stuff,
which has been used, must be
sold by other people.
Store room on Lower Main street,
nearly opposite Court House.
This Space
Belongs to the
Firm of
JVYDBR fe CO.,
Jewelers and Opticians,
Boeck Block.
CITY AND COUNTY.
SATURDAY.
George Sayles wtm In town from
Cedar Creek today.
Wavo Allen, the pop philosopher
from Sanders coui.ty, waa In the city
tud y .
A f.rmer had a load of nice turkeys
on th-i street today which he was Bell
ing; for $1.00 pr head.
S. L. Furlone made the NEW3 a
pleaaa tit call today and reports pros
perity In his ballwlck.
Julius PepperDurg adjusted his label
litigation yesterday and has placed
the bud cigars on tale again.
A if rand republican banquet is noiog
to be trlven at the Mllard hotel in
Omaha tho evening of November 29.
Marcus Furloncr has purchased
tho Cal. Graves farm down near Rock
liiuffs. Cal. ia in Washington and
thinks that is better than Nebraska.
M. r. Williams and son, Tom, drove
in from Glendale, this morning, a dis
tance of about fifteen miles, in one
hour and fifteen minutes. Pretty liv
ely going for that distamce.
Tom Smith was kicked by a borse
three times a few days ago, and has
been confined to his bed ever since.
The horse struck him directly over
the heart with such force as to mane
the injury quite serious.
The burglars who looted the Junc
tion the other evening were the four
bums who had rested here the night
before in jail. Our neighbor may sue
Chief Morrisey for harboring bad peo
ple to their great detriment.
New corn right from the field is
selling in this market for twenty-five
cents per bushel and the farmers are
correspondingly happy. McKinley
times and good crops for a lew years
will put the farmers out of debt.
Dave Exllne. the Rock Bluffs
preacher, has just discovered a new
way of shelling corn, lie throws it so
hard against his throw board when
gatiiering that it is all shelled when
he gets a load and ready for market.
Mr. aud Mrs. Sam Patterson are
again living in their own property on
Vine street near Fifth. Sam will con
tinue as deputy state treasurer but
will spend Sunday and occasional
evenings in Plattsmouth witn nis
family.
One of Plattsmouth's prominent
scandal mongers was threatened with
a libel suit vesterday for damages.
and the way he took back what be had
said, and rushed around to Bae those
he had been talking to was a source of
much amusement to many people fa
miliar with the facts.
The supreme court yesterday re.
versed the case of Effie Thompson vs
the Missouri Pacific, tried a lew
months &go. This is the case where
a man was killed at Union on account
of what was called a defective coupler.
Both tho plaintiff and defendant
asked for a reversal, consequently
there will be no disappointment.
O. J. Davia, of Syracuse, Otoe
countv. came down fromOmBha where
he is serving as a petit juror in the
federal court and is the guest ol his
brother, S. A. Davis, ana of his old
friend Jsdee Ramsey. The latter and
Mr. Davis were farmer boys together
thirty-four years ago and worked on
farms near Nehawka, then known as
Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Davis is engaged
im farming and stock raising and is
tho owner of one of the finest farms in
OtoA countv. Mr. Davis' mother's
maiden name was Hobson, and is re
lated to the famous Lieutenant Hobson
of the Merrimac.
Zuckweiler
fl Jf LI c3 fc iJ
Continueto doa leadingbusiness 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
MONDAT.
We haven't received a Thanksgiv
ing turkey yet, but maybe it has been
delayed.
Juryman Sile Greenslate came in on
the 4 o'clock M. P. train this morning
before the hotels were open for busi
ness.
District court convened this morn
ing and the day was takeu up in ar
gument of motions, no cases being
ready for trial.
Ed. Threkeld of Onawa, Iowa, came
down to Omaha yesterday, and being
so near he had to come to Plattsmouth
to stay all night.
landlord Heitzhausen. who used to
reside in Oregon, says his home paper
last week tells about the people out
there picking strawberries which are
worth but ten cents a box. This kind
of weather is not conducive to straw
berry picking in Nebraska. Mr. H
tells us that the Oregon people are
getting fifty cents per bushel for their
apples and that the trees yield from
twenty to fifty bushels each. Prunes
$1.00 per bushel and the trees yield
from forty to fifty bushels each
gon is evidently all right.
Heavy Storm in Colorado,
Denver, Nov. 20. A snow 6torm
covering practically tho whole state
has raged since 10 o'clock today, ac
companied by a heavy fall of tempera
ture. Shortly before noon the mer
cury stood at 66 degrees above and at
6 o'clock it had fallen to 12 degrees
and was still going down. The snow
fall is not sufficient to interfere with
railroad traffic.
The Lincoln State Journal, which is
the best all round newspaper printed
in the state, now reaches Plattsmouth
at 7:17 in the morning, and hereafter
will be promptly distributed to all
subscribers. This makes the State
Journal very desirable, coming in on
same train with the Omaha papers,
and we shall expect to see our list
lar?elv increased. The I.VENING
C3
News six days in the week and the
State Journal seven days in the week
both for 20 cents per week, or 80 cents
per month. Now ia the time to sub
scribe. See Holloway for fine candies.
Ore-
Fuuvralof Kolrt Clritiithttin.
Robert Co'.lin (irnnthum wa born
n Rock Bluffs. September 2, IS'JS, und
after several year residence in thl-i
county he went west and roided until
sovon years a:o, when ho moved to
Marseilles, IIlinotH, whom f! rusidril
until July latt. 11) then came luck to
Nebnifeka, thinking to benefit ! i-
health. He united with tho M. E.
church Jul 3, IBaS He was m irried
to a;Mis Drake at MarsoLlo, in De
cember 1M7. During the brief itinera
which carried him away ho resided
with R. J. Adams two miles t-outluast
of Murray. TheMasonlc lodge of this
city took charge of the remains itr.d
the deceased was laid lo re.-t in this
city Sunday, the pail bearers ln-ing
C. S. Manchebter, L. R Kjjonberger,
Win. Budig, Michael Mauzy and W.
D. Jones. All tho members of tho
lodge who could bo notified were in
attendance and took part in tho last
rites. The decoased was not a mem
ber of tho order hero but belonged to
the lodge at his homo in Marseilles.
Heath or Win. It. Smith
WTm. R. Smith of this city died verv
suddenly Mondity noon at tho homo of
his son, D. H. Smith, where ho has
resided for many years. Tho Kindly
old gentleman, whose presence will bo
missed by many outs-ide the family
circle, was born in London, Kngland,
73 years ago last June. Ho cuine to
America with his wife when ho w:is
21 years of ago and has been a resident
of this city for many years. Ho was
enjoying usual health and as was his
custom laid down to take a imp be
fore dinner and when the family went
to awaken him he was already djing
from a suUden attack of apoplexy, and
was beyond the reach of medicine.
His wife departed this life five years
ago and D. B. Smith with whom ho
ived was his only child.
Grandpa Smith wos of kindly dispo
sition and many near friends will la
ment his departure to his future home.
Foot Dull.
The Plattsmouth foot ball team
which went over to Glenwood in such
high feather Saturday to show the un
sophisticated Iowan how to play the
game, seem to have run against a
circumstance. After a hot game the
score was found to stand 59 to 0 in
favor of Glenwood. Wallace Thresher
was knocked senseless ard laid three
hours on a stretcher before he came
to. Coacher Groves got kicked in the
face and looks like im elephant had
trampled on him. Several other
Plattsmouth boys wear more scars
than a Cuban veteran, and one of the
Glenwood boys suffered a broken leg.
The atmosphere around the Glenwood
gridiron wa3 decidedly hot and the
Nebraskans after seeing several me
teoric showers in broad daylight
finally reached home awfully glad
they were alive. Wo tV-ar- they will
not be in good trial to meet Weeping
Water on Thanksgiving day.
Uteri Near Murray.
From Saturday's Dailv.
R. C. Grantham, a member of Lodge
No. 417, A. P. & A. M. at Marsailles,
Rlinois, who has been stopping at the
home of R. J. Adams on the telephone
road near Murray, died at an early
hour this morning. The ledge here
was notified, and Undertaker Unrr.u
was sent out to prepare tha body for
shipment back to "Illinois, unless
friends of the deceased should be heard
from to the contrary.
The Masonic fraternity will bear all
the expenses and see that tho man is
properly buried, greatly to the credit
of the order which is not a stranger to
such charitable acts.
Largest llattleabip In the World
England has eclipsed all past efforts
as to battleships and has now launched
one of the greatest ocean monsters
that the world has ever heard of. This
is the announcement of the Formida
ble which consists of four twelve-inch
guns, twelve six-inch rapid fire, eigh
teen twelve-pounders, twelva three
pounders and eight Maxim guns. She
carries 900 tons of coal and will carry
750 men. Her twelve-inch guns are
in hooded barbettes. She will be pro
pelled by 15,000 horse-power. Shoha9
15,000 tons displacement, is 400 feet
long, and has seventy-five foot beam,
and draws twenty-six feet of water, and
cost $1,000,00-0 and will make eighteen
knots per hour.
The simple truth is thai thousands
of voters who supported Bryan in 1890
in the belief that fieo silver was the
only possible cure for the depression
in industry and business have learned
since then, from experience and obser
vation, that such a notion w;:3 wrong.
The democratic contentiorj thai gooo
times under the ero.tl slanc.arj are im
possible ha3 been proven falirj. The
country i9 enjoying a degree of pros
perity that has rarely been surpassed
and there are many thousands of
voters who do not care to ri?k the d
struction of that prosperity by chang
ing the financial policy of the nation.
Go South This Winter.
For the present winter season the
Louisville & N-shville Railroad Com
pany has improved its already nearly
perfect through service of Pullman
Vestibuled Sleeping Cars and elegant
day coaches from Cineinnatti, Louis
ville, St. LouU and Chicago, to Mo
bile, New Orleans and the Guif Coast,
Thomasviile, Ga , Pen-coli, Jackson
ville, Tampa, Palm Beach and other
points in Florid i. Pe-fct councciioa
will be made with steamer iines for
Cuba, Porto Rico, Nassau and West
Indian ports. Tourists and Home
seekers excursion tickets on s.sie at
low rates. Writer C. P. Atmoie, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, LeuiiviHe, Ky.,
for particular.
We tell only what we positively
know when we say "Dr. Sawyer's Ar
nica and Witch Hazel Salve will rad
ically cure skin diseases, eczema, piles,
burn3, scalds, cuts or flesh wounds.
A. W. Atwood.
Very Truv,
As soon as tho j ibbera of Omaha
hear from tlieir Ni br I. i ci.i-t.iMiii-rg
thoy wilt do'p tsi.it ei; i) it ii'ii n- n-v
liku a hot p''n!(. A httii. rriving
the h-t p .t luf then- I u . n.-.-s to Knn
'iy, S ..( x City, St. Jo.'s-ej-h and
Mii.l a-l r.i c;!i ..-i '.. 'jM : t a dozen
'idles f - 1 1 f It 't.cih y - all of the
Omaha .- a': i Lot . could take
iuduiMi,.; . ..nl Xj.t.-itiOii muimio, J
: . . . ... ... - . ' ..! . , . . I
tho l-i. . l.ut Nehr.i-ku iui-ifih
tho On: ii.'t j bb-T wotiM t unable
to niv ' e -. n::.-t i ll'orti
to Its; i; ev ; -.vi'h a vi-io; ary
H a jvm&ijx CURE
ex no-fi ; io:i -1 ! - r . t
Statu Jour. rtl.
1 run Hri' rl Viik I y .
ClIICA'K), Nov. IS.--I f'Vj till'! Still
tomorrow wnlbav: 1 '.''a UnovVii
of tho iron ;i u 1 st'-il tr :.i lor the
year IS'.IS to e-t aU m h the f.i't th.it
the prod uet i"isn for tho ji;ar will ex
ceed anything in hi-'o-. Mb" !)
mand for ear wuii Is almo.-t prodig
ious. Within the List, f. w e'nys fresh
orders for owr S.deo ears Li'.vo been
lot, the buyers including the Krie, the
l'ennsy lvunt.i, tho Baltimore iV Ohio,
and several western syst.-eis. .Most of
thh wo: k h."s boon placed with west
ern works. tin! tig.htac.-5s o! the ear
situation is more sevo e t ;.;ut v.v.s ex
pected, and tie- e.'irtiei-1 a ' losing
trade in largo vo umi- :i-e.in.-.e. thej
cannot furni-h cat-.
'1 h- i'.-.t tlml t ll-:i'
Tho New Vorl: 1 1, d--p, n i :-u t , the
leading weekly i.ewspapt r t the
world, and one who- - ;;.- exercise
the widest ihl'aene , I- etrerin; upon
its tiltieth yea- i f n'-! :e-.t ion. The
Indepeidi-l!t tniili;isiz its liltuth
year by efn.ngir g il- L rn. I lint uf a
mngsz.tie, and uy ii '.-.oi. e i: k iu.nual
su'isei i jtitdi prie-" fion s?:. to -i-inglo
copies from 10 to i eei.t--. 'I be. Inde
pendent in it-; now form vi:l print
:j,(jlt) pages of reading matter rr year
at a cost to s;it sei-ilnM-s of .U, while
the prominent magazine-, which sell
for $1 a year, p: int only about 2,00.0
pages. J iic tuh-et'i i-r to v!i(; linle
pendent gets r -nt more of
equally gooti leading m-itler at one-
half the Ci-.-t! !l :s t ot only tl:e le.ul
ing family ( : !y newspriper but by
far ho ehe.pesc an! lu st. A free
sp?cimen coj)y mny be b-id by tuld reus
ing the Indep. rul'-et, l.'lO l-'u!tori street,
New York.
The W ral Iit.
Wasiiixoto.v, Nov. 20. l-'oreea.-st
for Monday in Nebra.-!::t: Suoiv ilur
ries; very col-l, with a furtiier faU in
leiuporaturo in e-t-tein portion";
northerly winds.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
A. r-4jvv Oii;covei for tlic Certain Cure of INTERNAL and
EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN.
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
Tubes, ur Mail, 75 cents; dottlcs, CO Ccnts.
JAMES F. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor, - - 310 North Mahi Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
F. G. FRICKE & CO.
mm
Here is ono of thoso
who arc either so prej
udiced against nil ad
vertised remedies, or
have becomo discour
aged at tho failure of
other medicines to help
them, and who will
succumb to tho grim
destroyer
knowing of
derful valuo
Honev and Tar for all
Throat and Lung troub
les.
without
tho won
of Foley's
F. G. Fricke & Co.
TO PLEASE THE PUBLIC!
Is our constant .'tint, ami with that ih-.L in view vr haw
laid in a nice, well sckvU'l line of Dry (loods suitaMr lor
Ia Wear.
Notice to Crt-d:
'ji.
1. 1 Com.tv Ci ml-
State of Ni-.i:i.ska,
In tin; matter ui tiic; o-itc ui john V .i.'tor llamcii,
c!eui.'ascd.
Nonce is lu.-r.-by i?e en t.-: creditors of
sail deceased wiii in-, t -.ti- 'rator ot said
estate, lietore r.ie, coi.;.:y judKe u! Cass county,
AeDrask'i. at tliu county curL iu m m
ntcutlt in said county, mi ti'o out day of May A.
V., Ib'.i'J, at S.i'iini:,. A. M., f r thu purjjoso of
preseuting their c.-iiius for examination. adjis;
n.tnt and aliovvati-c. Six moii.i,j are aiiowed
for the creditor?. i; -aid iJeeewed lo present their
cianns Iruni ue i- h duy il h-cx-inbr. l.'.'i.
Witness my liana a. id ford lI sanj e'oanty
court at lia;tsiiiot;t:, Nebraka, this, 1st day of
Xovemlicf, A . f . I
(ifDmit M. iii-CitiriCK,
(Seal) (-oisiity Juae.
Special Low Prices on Blankets.
Our Grocery Department
Is complete in every detail with the he-,1 the wholesale
market affords, and prices are i . Y ICR than e ver.
Prompt Delivery,
Fair Treatment and
GQQO GOOD-
S
Sheriffs S;.le.
by virtue of an .(. uli'
Housewui th, clt-i k c t di-t
Cass county Nebr.i .Xa. a;
on the 0tli day ol X ,vc:
o'clock j. nt. of Kiti-: i'.;y ;
cot-rt hou-e iu ih..- r-t,-.,
county, seil at p: '. c a::
der fjr ca.-ii, the 1. ai. .-. in.
The northwe-t - i
teen (19.1 towuhii-i;i ev-.:r
the west halt w', : i ;.!
of section nnn'tcen !' fr
rune ('J) ei.st of the mh I'.
Nebraska, together v.
purtenances tiiere;i!:io i
appertaining- 'ihe same
taken as the property of I.
to satisfy a judgniein of ;
Robert Guliion, plaisitift,
I'lattsmoutii, Nebraska,
C. S. I'oi.k
Siieriit, (.
att'y fn Ko!)
n i by Ocoi-Rt- 1-.
i act court -within and for
id to me directed. 1 wiii
noer A. 1). at one
it tiie Saiitii door of the
r i'i.ittsn!';':l!i, iu aid
ion. to ti.e Jdijiiest bid
r i" a i e - tr-.le to- wit:
'i) of ttction tune
'll iai:e n.ue f'J,
aoitiia-a t quart -.-r meaj)
a'-: eleven (ill ranjje
!. ,:: ,:i J:i.-;s comity,
ti e l-.ives and ap-
a:: or in anywise
b-'.ii cd upon and
J. Aa ! -:t,i, djiendaat.
iaiU coiat recovered by
a:ra!n-l 1 defendant.
, ' let. ,. .. W.
V. 1. Viii.i-:Li;K.
a- county, Nebraska.
;rt Guiiion.
Is what you all may depend upon at
Oppriite Hie Court Houe, Plattsmou t , N ! ra -.!;a.
FOR FINE FOOTWEAR
There is no place like
Sheriff's Salt.-.
By virtue of an execution issued t, (i.-orpe f-'.
Houseworth.cierk of district o.a: i t, v.itain and toi
Cass county, Nebraska, and to me directed, 1
will on the liHth day of November A. L. 1j at
one o'clock p. m. of said day at the south door of
the court house in the city of i'iattsmouih, m said
county, sell at pu'oiic auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, tiie following real estate to-wit:
The northwest quarter inwJii oi sec;o: nine
teen (19i town elcvea til ) ran-e nine Hi and the
west half w?3f the n -rtiieast quarter ine:i,i
east of the nth P. M.. ail in Cass county, Ne
braska, together with the privileges and appur
tenances thereunto belonpngr or ;n anywise appertaining-.
The same being levied upon and
taken as the property at t '. Andersen defendant
to satisfy a judgment of said court recovered by
Nebraska Moaue i'low Co- piaimiif aj.iinst said
aeienaant.
I'iattsmouth. Nebraska,
A. D.. 1Vj.
r. l'oi k.
Att'v for Nebraska Mo; hie l"i
W. I ). V.'JTKKI.EK.
C'iis county, Nebraska,
Co
Legal Notice.
Mii.s. ffeslcv
Wiiiia-
a
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The best class of goods to be found in
Omaha are here at from $1 to $2 cheaper
per pair. We make a specialty of High
Grade Shoes in the Latest Styles. We are
glad to have you come in and see our stock
To I aura Ann Mil's. I dm ! C
M. Williams and wife Mr.-. Wes'ev M
Olive A. Williams and f .rfr.ty b. V. iiiiams. non
resident defendants: You and each of you arc
lierebv notified that on ti.ec-ti; day of September.
lfe'.'S, Plattbtuoutli I-odj.;e No. l Ancient Order ol
United Workmen, commenced an action in the
district court of Cass County, Nebraska, against
you, the object and pra er of which are to quiet
title in piaimitf and again.-t vou in and tj iot one
ll in biock forty-two tl-.'i. City of ldattsmouth.
Cass County. Nebraska, and to bar and enjoic
said defendants from havmg or asserting any
t:tie to, or claim in. said lot and f.r equitable re
iief. You are required to answer said petition on
or before Monday, December li'i, 1H,
k'LA L l snot: ni Lwioe No. ,
Ancient Okliuk "i I'mtfij Wokkmen. i
Probate Notice.
In Countv Court. Cass county, Nebraska In
the matter of the e-tate of isabelie himery, de
ceased: AH persons interested in said matter are hcre
bv notified ttiat a petition has been filed in sa.d
court, alleging that sa:d decea-ed died leaving j
no last win aud te tainent, and praying lor ad
ministration of said estate, and that if sou laii
to appear at said court on it.e b.h day of Decem
ber, at : o'cock a m . to contest said peti
tion, the court may prant the praier of said pe
tition and grant a jnnu. strati ,u ..( -aid estate to
H. J. Stre:.4ht. or some other suitubii p.-rson.aud
proceed to a settlement t said e late
Witness my hand and the seal of said court a'
Piatt-:n.-jut:..' .od.ia.r.a. t:.. H:ii cav c! No
vcmaer A L. 1:5. jto.;E M M-fPLKK,
sel 'auiuy Ju-Jge.
To V.'iiiiara T. Katon in nis own ripht. ?nd as ad'
ininistrator --i ti.e utoie i l-merr-.-n li Laton
deceased, Augu-.ta i. hatn. h s vile. Simeon
i-'. Cat in, Aauate Ca-.i.n . h as vvi,e. tied H
Eatau. Mrs Kit on. Ins v. I r-t res1, name un
known, -Art L. AieAauciett uon-reaiU:.t tiicaa
ants. You are each herr-hy net red t'lat on Augu?:
li, lf-.-s. tllLs i. ii.r:.cy. as piaiu.:.'!. ut-iiaa an
actios against you ud otner u.f-naant s in thi
d'.strict court of t. ass county. Neijraska. to fore
close certain tax sa.e certificates and the taxe-:
paid thcreunaer.cn lots 2 aud 3, :a block 15- i,i
the city of Plaitsmo-ith. Cas county. Nebraska,
numbered o.iis andr.' j issued to ti e plaintiff Ot -cember
5, purstntit to sale of raid land fo--
deiinquent taxes. Piaintiri p.avs for decree oi
foreclor-ure and aie cf said lands to satisfy th"
liens thereon and for pereral relief. ou are re
quired to answer p'.aintin s petition on or before
Liecember le'J.
Fllis T. Hartley.
Ey I. li, Hatfield, Attorney.
WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT.
An Immense Line of FALL ami WIXTJCR SHOKS in,
that will suit all cluvc i.f junvn-cr-,.
We paid the CASH and will give vou the
benefit of heavy DISCOUNT.
COME IN AND SEE US...
413 Main Street, - Plattsmouth, Neb.
tiii Hen ki' it, . ; .v,, i I,
Mii.-ifti-
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t lev ptl-e!, but I inherit jrraCe .it fair, hor.eft prr
: : rit;.i;i- .- t !"-. arc ihc paiiit:; '
-.t,.., , - - .,al lh.-.:;.
MN T
FOR
Houses,
Barns,
Floors,
Cupboards, Shelves,,
Furniture,
Bath Tubs,
Buggies,
Farm Too!, Etc.
A special paint for each pur
pose, not one slap-dash mix
ture for all.
You I: now
:". YOU'll
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F. G. FRICKE & CO,