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PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.. OCTOBER 17. 1899.
VOL. VIII. NO. 97.
Semi
News
FILIPINOS ATTACK ANGELES.
ParliameQt Estimates the Cost to
Conduct the War In South
flfrica.
Prices of Loans Decrease. But the
Rate Is Alrnost Certain to
Make An Advance.
' New Vobk, Oct. 16. The Times'
London financial correspondent cables
Our markets moved much as antic!
Dated laot week. In money ease in
creased daily until call loan were
down to 3 per cent and sometimes less.
Loans for a week are now barely 3i to
Si per cent, and this cheapness will
probably continue for another eight or
ten day?. Discount rates, too, hve
receded, until the bolder operators
vim nil I 41 nr nitnt hr m working QUO
taMon for ninetr-div bills But most
bank have all loag refused to buy
from brokers under 4i per cent and
the leading houaes therefore only
worked at that figure when in a posi
tion to keep bills Usually, therefore.
44 per cent was the minimum rate and
toward the end of the week a disDosi
tion was ehown to hold out fur 41 pet
cent.
It was felt that the eae was decep
tive. nd on Tnurslay the b nk returt
revealed the unplenant fact that the
B .nk of England had retimed onl
65.000 ol the week tJ net import Cf
833,000 i krold It wat ald to b-v.
vooe inn circuit uon, ouw 10m ii
bardiy the truth. The ra-tal is beinit
hoarded by othr banks, dot before it
was time, in view of p';-.-uble oreoit
complica ions ahead. Tne B nk ot
Eniaitd must conequt i.tly Calcul-ii
on having to oopo with h. th inte-nal
and export dem mda for dovvreiffij-
the same '.Oie that the rti.t imponant
supply i f gold i cut i-ff.
Muorj fur th. Wr.
This weeK p;n liauK-nt meets to vot
money for the African War. 1'be esti
mated requirements vary from 5,000.
000,000 to 10,000,000, but it is lmpron
ab e that the extreme amoum will be
asked for at first. Whatever money
is acked for must be borrowed and the
proceed, to the extent, probably, of
590.000 a week, exported in gold to
the cape. It is a question where this
gold is to be found. Aoout 2,00 ,000
baa lattly boon swept up in the opei
markets on continental opening, but
these are now believed to be almost
bare and no et&te bank abroad is will
iog to spare a siagle ounee. About a
week. ago the German Reichsbnk
told the Hamburg bankers that if they
alsouunud bills for peoole wishing to
take advantage of the favorable ex
change on fxpot gold to London it
"uld stop their ci edits. Tberelore
no g" u is coming from Germany after
the ma ket sweepings are used up
The liana of France blocks tne way,
either by refu-ing altogether to sell
gold, by raising the premium on the
met i I, or by payiog light napoleons.
The Russian government and bank
have just surmounted a crisis. The
Auitro Hungarian bank has quite
eoough to do with domestic complica
tions and poor Italy is struggling with
one more bad mess. There remain
Holland and Belgium, both of whose
banks have raised their rates tn self
protection. In these circumstances,
unless America will oblige us with a
few million, the promise is that we
shall be hard put to it to pay our way
io the next four monte, and I fear that
help from you is too good to hope for.
It follows that the present slackness of
rates in our market is transitory.
In other respects or position is
strong. Our foreign trade for Septem
ber shows most encouraging totals, but
the gains are due more to prices than
to quantity, and our business with the
continent is not, as a whole, progres
sive. High prices are telling severely
on the consumption of copper and the
exports of machinery ae stagnant. In
deed, but for the navy demands, the
iron and sieel trades would be back
ward, for foreign demands ate slow in
almost every dlreotioo.
a took Market Calm.
The stock market have taken the
outbrea'. of hostilities with singular
calmisess. Evt-n ii h- Kaffir circle
prices have . one up, not dowtt, p rt
bee iura the bears have con.e in clore,
out much mere because the whole n
tion i- por.-esed with the Idea thl
the war will be an afftir of three
months. SrRedre s Bul'er expects
to be In Pret.-ria at the latest by Jan
uary 31, and nis estimate is fully
truoted. So a tedy stream of small
buying orders poured in after W. d
Head- for all Kind mine snares of re
pute, but mosi othe departments
were rather neglected, your railroad
. cot more conspicuous so than our own.
Investment stocks yielding from 21 to
4 per cent continue to suffer by the
dearnees of money- The banks lent
little below 5 per oent for end of the
month accounts and borrowers often
pair 5. These rates will be deadly to
those who have borrowed on such
things as colonial 3 per cent stocks if
the market does not soon return to
ease.
" The "Plow Bo Pre etier," Rv. J.
Kirkman, Belle Rive.Ill., savs: "After
suffersng from bronchial or lung
trouble for ten years, I wis cured by
One Minute Cough Cura It Is all that
is claimed for it and more." It cures
coughs, colds, grip and all throat and
langr troubles. F. G. Frloke & Co.
Oa American Kiu.d and Svem Otb I
Woindtd In th. Engagement.
Manila. Oct. 16 9:65 p. m. The
Inrurgents made an attack upon An
geles at 2:30 this morning. One
American was killed and seven were
wounded. The Filipinos used artil
lery, a few shells exploding.
The Seventeenth, Ninth and Thir
teenth regiments engaged tbeenemy.
who retired at 6:30.
An American scouting party near
Balinate captured a Filipino major.
All were brought to Manila.
TALKS TO SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN
President McKlnley Addresses the
Little FoIRs In a few Words
at Sioux City.
Governor Shaw. Senator fllllson
and Congressman Thomas
Join the Party.
Book la Japan and Italy.
The Japanese now publish three
times as many books as the Itiiians,
whose literary powers seem to have
faded almost entirely away. Out of
25,000 volumes published last year in
the land of flowers, no less than 500
were law books and 1.300 treated of
religion, which thows that the roman
tic little nation ha3 not taken kind!?
to any written form of romance.
Difficult Walking.
' No, sir, I don't like your southern
railways. To travel on them for any
length of time Is positively painful."
"May I ask what particular defect pre
judices you?" ' The ties are altogether
Sioux City, Oct. lo. The presi
dent and prty spent the entire day in
Sioux City. The train stopoed Satur-
Manila, Oct. 16 9:10 a. m. Mail P8' nlht' much to the regret of the
advices from Iloilo state that there is P0Ple OI oux City, several miles
treat tension between the Visayana oul9iae ino llmlls- At 1U o'clock tnis
and Tagalos. growing out of the Tn- moiDinK punea miome unioo aepoi Cleveland Plain Dealer
gales' holding Araoeta, a leader of ln loux -Vt wnere a large crowa
the Visayans. a prisoner since the bad Sphered. Mr. McKinley, Mrs.
threatened Vioayan revolt against Htcncock, tecretiry Hitchcock and
Taealo domination n month aeo The I Secretary Wilson and Attorney Gen
Visayans are licensed to the point of eral GriS" attended the First Met h
rebellion. While the Tagalos nomi P111 r piscopal church, where lev
n.illy control only the military ortran- Robert Oagnell, its pastor, preached
izdtion of the so-o tiled Filipino re- ine cmo1 executive worsbiped like an
orainary citizen. Aiwrwara ine party
was driven, escorted by ex-Congress
man George D. Perkins,to the White-
fie d Methodist Episcopal church.
where the president spoke a few words
What One Frenrlimau Drank.
A French alcoholic patient, the keep
er of a Paris wine shop, gave, the doc
tors the following statement about his
drinking habits: -'At 6:30 a. m. I rise.
At 7 I take coffee and brandy. About
9 I drink three or four glasses or white
wine, and perhaps eat a little i here
with. Between 9 and 'dejeuuer' I usu
ally take three or four 'aperitives'
blttens, Vermouth, or absinthe. Foi
my second breakfast 1 have one litre of
wine, and then coffee and rum. During
the afternoon I take various '001130m
inations.' Between 5 and S p. m. I take
some more 'aperitives,' on an average
about three or four. At 6 o'clock 1
have my dinner, or supper, with which
I drink one liter of red wine. Between
that and bedtime I consume a few
public, they have crowded out the
Visatans from the civil branch,
whereat there ! gr at disconteat.
Tne 1'agalos are reported to bo con
Contrating the tio-pa in Panav at
Santa Barb .ra, where Deleado, chief 10 tno Sudy school. He said
of the revolutionary government, com
manus. with a view of putting them
selves in a p. .si lion to sudD'Osm the
Vin y.n Four thousand T;cilos
have been held in reserve at Capiz, in
the northern part of the province of
Panay laet week tmbarked in cascoe,
My Friends: I have only iu the
moment I shall tarry time to Bay to
this group of young people and old.
IImII and fai o w'll. and wish for all of
thoin the realization of all that is
nonle In life and character under a
government of high privilege and
the fleet's purpt.se beir.sr to land at r' PPrtunity
Concepcion, whence the troops would
march- to Santa Barbara. Adverse
1 rids prevented the landing, hi'-
ver. Uei.eral Paiion e forces from
But-na Vt-sta are also reported to be
going to 8 ota Barbara.
The insurgents wnl h ve 12,00it men
and three or four th'-usaud rifles ltit-re.
General Mabanna, according to ltt-
tert, plans to attack the uburhs of
Iloilo witn this force, carr- the city
and si tighter the Vmericans.
At 7 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. McKinle3',
members of the cabinet. Assistant
Secretary C rtelj'ou, Governor L. M
Snaw, Sena'or Allison and Cngres
man Lot I'homa-t dined with Mr. and
Mis George D. Perkins
Afterward the p rty was driven to
the train, wbicti at 10:4.) p m. left
over the Illinois Central for the oaf t.
It was a very disagree ble day. A
high wind blew clouds of dime until
rain began falling at 4 p. m.
Saturday night abnut I o'clock tho
special train carrying a company i
Catholic Property Io Caba
IIavaxa, Oct. 16. The bi-bop of I soldiers from this city who have been
Havana -aid the public had hitherto I doing duty In the Philippines, ar-
only heard one side of the ohurch 1 rived frra the east.
question and asked the Associated I Tho city was filled witb people from
Press to say that the church does I all the surrounding cuntry,being the
not hold any property or income I lararest number of poople ever known
to which it is not entitled. In some I in this city. Tho streets wore deco
cases, said the bishop, whe-e property I rated, tho stores all open and hun-
had been left to congregations forldredsof electric lights strung across
masses, the church had said the the streets, all, or nearly all, civic
mases, taking over the property as J societies were out in full regalia, and
payment three binds were here to furnish
The Cubms had devasted church I mu-ic.
property wherever they could do sol The soldier boys were roceived iu
and aop- als had been made to Madrid I the opera houdo. Mayor Albright
without avail. It is expected the made the address of welcome and re
American authorities will show more sponoes were lrnde by Colonel Frost
jj-tice than had been shown by the of the, First Fouth Dakota volunteer
Spaniards. regiment and Captnin Fuller of a
The bishop said that the church bad I local company. The night's enter
not refused to provt title to tbe prop-1 tainment lasted until morninor
erty now held. All the church asks
Is that its property be respected the
same as the property of any other institution.
DISCOVER PLOT IN MANILA.
American Kqaal Vii I'ulon.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 15. The
American Equal Wage union, recently
incorporated under the laws of Mis
souri, with heaaqunrtcrs in Kansas
City, has adopted a constitution and
will immediately commence active
missionary work.
The organization doparts from the
methods of older unions in that it
omits the word "strike" from it9 con
stitution, propose to accomplish re
forms through the ballot, to work to
Oatbreak FallSjto Materialise B era tine of
Vigorous Aetloa of the Authorities,
M NILA, Oct. 15.-9:10 a. m. The
authorities were informed yesterday
from reliable sources that an outbreak
in the poorer districts of Manila had
been carefullv planned for davllcht on
Sunday. It failed to oocur, probably wn3Cl ine activity oi corporation ioo-
on account of the vigorous mea,UPM Dies ana aeciares ior eqvni pay ior
enforced. Many natives of the Fonds eclual work for women.
district left, taking their valuables. inoomcersoi tne supreme council
All the -mall shop, which the Hre: u u Kuthrcns, Kansas t,ny.
cr.i-.-ri a tiaiiKliv fnpfarl .. nln.a ,t. R -ift I president; George S. Battell, vice
I . . . . .
p. m., were shut at sunset. A general prosment; uooert uwen, treasurer
feelinir of uneasiness was apparent. Arinur layman, secretary.
rr 4w i J i i J
xotj gusru- oi iu oivy were uouoieu i Bismarck's Iron Nerve
and a strong force stationed at the I Was the result of his splendid hoalth
slaughter house, tbe center of an un I Indomitable will and tremendous en
ruly section. Two guns of the Sixth I ergv are not found whore stomach,
artillery were stationed nearby at a J liver, kidneys and bowels are out of
point commanding the native quarter. I order. If you want these qualities
OH.. ... I
ine commanders of the reserve troops I and the success they bring, use Dr
were ordered to De p e pared for a call Kind's New Life Pills. They develop
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach t!ie
diseased portion ot the ear. There is only una
way to cure deaf ness.and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an inrintnod
condition of the mucous lining of the Kustachiau
Tube. When thitube Rfts intiamed you have a
rumblincr sound or imperfect hearinp. and hen
it is entirely closed dcatuess is the result, ami
unless the intlamatiou can be taken out and th:s
tube restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be" destroyed loreyer; nine cases out of ten
are caused bv catarrh, which is nothing but an
inilamed condition of ttic mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for any case
of deafness (caused by catarrh that canii"t be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send lor circular,
free F. J. Chenf.V & Co., Toledo, .
Sold by dracKists. 75c-
Hall's Family 1'ids arc the best.
too far apart." "Ah. then you are
You are right I am an actor." , siasses of brandv or liaueur."
Try 6raln Ol Try Graln-O!
Ask jour Grocer today to show you
a pack a go of Grain-O, the new fcod
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without in
jury as well as tho adult. All who try
it, liko it. Giain-O has that rich goal
brown of Mocha or Java. but it is mado
from pure grains, and tho most deli
cate ftt niach receives it without dis
tress. Ono-fourth tho price of coffee,
l ie and 2-V per package. Sold by all
groccrsT
Patent l.v Women.
From 1SS4 to 1S9." women have taken
out 3,903 patents. Women have in
vented many important thinas. The
woman who tiegan by inventing; a 't ot -set
is now inventing reservoirs and
dams. Another woman has invented a
lock with 3.000 combinations and a
letter box now in daily use for liou.es.
.tlnrrnnl' Kxprriuien's Satisfactory.
Marconi's experiments have proved
&o satisfactory to the British admiralty
that a complete set of the apparatus
for wireless telegraphy has been sup
plied to the Defiance, the torpedo
school-shlp at Devonport, for further
experiments by naval officers.
Moths That Cost a Fortune.
Think of a single state paying out
$20,000 for the sole purpose of petting
rid of a certain family of moths! Thii
Is what the state of Massachusetts has
done, and the "gypsy" moth is the very
destructive insect which the state
board wishes to drive out. The little
creatures have proved such a pest that
it has been found necessary to employ
hundreds of men to do nothing but
destroy them. Indeed, the above sum
is by no means all that will be re
quired to accomplish the work, for 11
is estimated th-'t fully ten times that
amount ::mst Le spent before they art
finally exterminated.
A ICcirtarkaltle Bigamr h.
A lather remarkable bicamv cast
came to light in Southwark recently
A Mrs. Little, wife of a railway portei
at Portsmouth, went to London anftl
there married a carman named Car- I
ter. She paid visits alternately to he
two hasbands for some time withou
discovery, but during one visit Mr
Little discovered the certificate of tht
second marriage pinned Insida hi:
wife's bonnet, and he communicate!
with his brother in London, who gar
Information to the police.
Itoiuan Cam p.
A well-preserved Roman camp lias
been discovered on tha right bank of
the Narenta, in Ilerzgovina. A sec
tion 330 feet long by 270 feet wide has
been traced. Part of the walls, gates
and towers are still standing, and many
utensils and weapons hae been dug
up. It Is believed that the camp v;ts
erected In the time of Xero.
Vapor from Saiokfle )'. l-r.
What is called smokeless ji.nvui
really throws off a shadowy vapor.
This vapor is perceptible only whn
viewed through a dink of violet ulm
inserted in an ordinary field i;! t s.
Colonel Sweet, of the army medical
museum, Washington, made this Ls-covery.
Contaffiuu by It at.
In view of the existence of the bu
bonic nlague in Portugal, the French
What Do the Children Drink? J r. riic health committee reports that
Don't give them tea or colToc. Have J great danger or contagion extets from
you tried the new food drink called
at daylight.
Three native policemen have been
arret-ted on a charge of plotting an up
risinif. The fact that thir comrades
informed the uth riiies of their
tr acbery ind caten t at tne police
force ia loval .
every power of brain and body. Only
25c at F G. Fricke & Co.'s drue store.
Makes Steel l'lowa.
Mollne, 111., la noted ail over the civ
ilized world for ita farm implements.
No other city of lt3 size in the world
manufactures so many. The first steel
plows ever made were hammered out
by old John Deere, who founded his
little smithy In 1847 at Grand Detour
and a couple of years later removed to
Mollne, whose wonderful water power
was Just beginning to be appreciated.
In the then little village of Moltne he
lo tne city restintr. After breakfast began work with a dozen employes
h- -pent mme time wim his mail and ! ,n a small wooden building by the river
th n G .vernor Ru lion of New Uamp-' Dank, on tne Bite of the present shops,
shire called. j Today the shops are the largest and
L.ter, accompanied by Lieutenant;''11 the world, and the plows and
Brumbr. the aomiral left the hotel I JI cU?iU!17. Ut V.fa,nma t0
-,,.., .u w .u : every civilized farmer. Mollne has an-
iUU UruuKU iiio wmumu u j otner large plow factory second onlv
in aiac io me urst mentioned. In fact,
over half the steel plows nsd in the
world are said to be mide In.Moline.
Urw-y' Frirnda To-i Free.
Boston, Oct 15 Amid cheers of
10.000 people. Admiral Dewey departed
tor Boston tonif-ht on th" Federal ex
press for Washington.
l"he admirl spent a very quiet day
the Somerset club, where lunch was
partaken of.
Tbe admiral left the hotel in a
cloeed carriage for tbe railway station,
under escort of about twenty mounted
police officers.
The crowd which followed was a
large one and a greater one was at the
station.' The party went aboard the
express which immediately left, the
enthusiastic people running down the
track after it.
The 'Gut Hell" 6-cent cigar has an
enviable reputation among smokers.
Union 'made. For sale by all dealers.
Otto Wurl, Manufacturer.
Sir Henry Irving on Shakexpeare.
Sir Henry Irving devoted part of his
summer holidays to writing an article,
which he has given to the Ladies'
Home Journal. It is called 'Shake
speare In Small Communities," and
tells bow the study, reading aioud and
acting of Shakespeare's works may be
followed in communities away from
the larger centres.'
I.. B. Egenbergcr has just received
100 dozen children's bicycle hoso
which will go at 171 cent3 n pair reg
ular 25-cent goods.
Grain-O? It is delicious and nourish
ing and takes the placo of cotTee. The
rc.oro Graln-O you give tho children
the moro health you distribute through
their systems. Grain-O is made of
puro grains, and when properly pre
pared tastes liko the choico grades of
coffee but costs about ono-fourth as
much. All procers sell it. 1 "c and 2c.
Vtomen .l initer.
New York Journal: Then- are to
day about 300 women ministers in the
United State's. In America 'the minis
try is being more used by women as a
profession than the law. The great
value or women ministers in America
Is for scattered parts that cannot pos
sibly afford to support a man. They
can maintain a woman minister. The
cblef opposition to women pastors
comes from ministers of the poorer and
least qualified class. Of course, the
older and more conservative ministers,
bishops and the like do not look with
much pleasure on a woman in the pulpit.
His Lite Was Saved.
Mr. J. K. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo. , lately had a won
dorful deliverance from a frightful
death. In telling of it ho says: "I
was taken with typhoid fever, that
ran. into pneumonia. My lungs be
came hardened. I was sc weak 1
couldn't oven sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me. I expected to soon die of
consumption, when I hoard of Dr.
King's New Discovery. One bottle
gave groat relief. I continued to use
it, and hm now well and 6trong, I can't
say too much in its praise." This
marvelous medicino i3 tho surr.t and
quickest euro in tho world for throat
and lung trouble. Regular sizes 50
cents and il. 00. Trial bottles free at
F. G. Fricke & Cos. drug store: every
bottle guaranteed. 2
rats
tels.
and mice getting on hoard ves-
lle.t Warr to Drink.
When possible, drink rain water fil
tered; boiled water has lost the gases
necessary for the fulfilment of its du
ties. Good water is always clear, with
out either taste or smell.
Iwpltal in Southern Mills.
In the south within the last five
months $17,000,000 of new capital has
been invested in cotton mills.
A Dradiiin-r't Hospital.
New York Is to have a breadwinners'
hospital for women. Already several
commercial millionaires are identified
with the project. A- soon as capital
to the extent of $" OuO has been se
cured the erection of the hospital will
begin. The building will be divided
into a series of small private rooms in
stead of wards. The most expensive
beds in the hospital will not be over
?10, and there will be no free beds.
The Trices of Kardlnes.
Thirty years ago the sardines and
young herring in Canadian waters
were sold mostly as fertilizers. In
1897 nearly a million boxes of sardines
in oil were put on the market. Th
price paid to fishermen varies extraor
dinarily according to catch, season and
year, being sometimes as low as $6
per hogshead, and sometimes as high
as $100
Age of llirl.
It Is only possible at present to col
lect data from the duration of lives oi
birds' in captivity; evidence otherwise
must be unreliable, and it is purely a
matter of theory as to whether tht
natural possible life is greater than
that under the unnatural condition.
ot captivity. There are records of ;
nightingale having lived twenty-fiv.
years, a thrush seventeen, a blackbin
that was still alive at twenty and t
half, a goldfinch twenty-thrr. aud
skylarks of twenty-four and twenty
Ravens, owls and cockatoos are popu
larly supposed to live to a very grea
ag and the following records appeal
to be authentic: Kaven, fifty; gia
parrot, fifty and forty; blue nia.aw
Fixty-four; eagle owls, fifty -three, ant
one still alive at sixty-eight.
Iron Alines on Klba.
The little island of Klba, once cele
brated as the temporary abiding place
of the great Napoleon, has recently
come into prominence in a new way.
Years ago deposits of iron were dis
covered on the island, but the mines
were never worked. Now, where once
Napoleon reigned in solitary state,
great smelters and machine shops have
been set up, and the whole island is
alive with the huir. of industry.
The ;rMit IllTereiiee.
An average pedestrian covers about
thirty inches in each stp. The aver
age wheelman at one revolution of his
pedals (the equivalent of a 6tep) ov
ers about seventeen feet, and as ihe
movement is so easy and devoid of
fatigue he usually raises his foot twice
as often in the same time, thus cov
ering thirty-four feet while the pedes
trian goes two and a half feet.
When dizzy or drowsy, take lech-
am's i'llls.
Dr. W. C. Dean...
..DENTIST..
409. 410 Jlcl'n-ne Building Onilln
Northwest cor. lMh and Podge sts WUIUlia
PRICES REASONABLE.
All work carefully and well done. Nervous pa
tients will receive especial consideration.
A. V. Atwool soils tho bj-t paint
on earth.
TITO PATENT Good Ideas
l 'It sit- be aeenred bv
oar aid. Address,
THE PATENT RECORD.
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Hockwood Block-Main St.
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We have just received an elegant stock of FALL
and WINTER
..Dry Goods..
to which wo wish to call tho attention of those who are in need of
Cood Goads at Low Prices. An extra largo stock of
..Ladies and Children's Underwear..
One hundred dozen pairs of Children's Rlcycle FToc, whleh will ho
nolit at ITic. These aro ropular 2c hoso.
t -"Everything in Plain and Fancy fJroceries.
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Chocolate and Vanilla
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9. Paint
for
Everybody
And for everj'thing under the sun.
Every liome lias need of paint.
Each kind of
The
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Paints 'W
la specially suited to some home use either outside or inside.
It's knowing the right kind of paint, and putting it oa the right
place that makes printing a success. Tell us what you want to paint,
and we'll tell you the riht kind to use.
For sala in Plattsmouth by
F. G. FRICKE & CO., Druggists.
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