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ul is lower: T. S.-ln the bin.
riioTix'iioA 'a
EveU Trust.
motto Im Li.vul ti
Jkthicii Is a law-abiding citizen.
He even ibldes by technicalities when
charged with bribery.
Tkaoticai.ly Kuilty-technically,
nut xullty," is the way Dietrich stands
More the people of Nebraska.
.DiKTKim drew pay for both govern
or and senator at the same time.
'Technically" this is all rlht, but
"rightfully" It Is all wrong.
The Postmaster General conirratu-
lates himself thatlthc detldt for the
department isonly three Instead of the
eipefcfcidfour mill Ions. Still .1,ono,000
would buyaJiarn sandwich or two.
It begins to look now as If Hanna
says "No" only to make It appear that
his "vast number of friends" demand
his candidacy. Undo Mark' "rheu
matic" has affected his political sense.
, DiKTuni Siiidlku of Otoe county
luis been a justice of tlje peace, for ten
years and during that time has never
had a law suit In his court and .has
never been called upon to marry a
couple.
SiuniuNu taxes Is a tine art In Ne-
btaska. As a consequence the grafters
have escaped and the debt of the state
has reached the total of $2,500,000. It
t believed that the new revenue law
will help affairs amazingly to wring
more taxes from the farmers and still
Ions than formerly from the railroads
uud combines.
An old-line republican of Platts
uioutlj halted the editor of the Journal
on the street the other day with, "Say,
don't we elect congressmen this year?"
"Yes! Why?" we replied. "I thought
no," .ld he, "I see Hurkett has Intro-
?uced another bill for an approprla
ion for a postolllcc building In this
city." '
'"Nationally, the republican have
had charge of the conntry 's business for
i some eight years, In which time we now
know that incompetence and dishon
esty have characterized the Postal De
partment and much of the work of the
Interior Department, to say nothing of
iric oia supply contracts matter ana
(ner unsavory criticisms or army
management.
1
Lirr'ssee. It was about two years
aij-p that Burkett Interested himself in
behalf of Plattsmouth's postolllce
J hiflldlng, and so sure were our citizens
, ot getting It that they began looking
around for asultable location for same.
Arid what dld.thcy get? They got it In
Jthe neck, while Lincoln got an appro-
' priatlon of 1300,000? It's about time
for him to use more "taffy" around
I'latUmoutu.
A good many democrats favor Gen
era Miles for president on the ground
that he Is not an avowed partisan, If
ho ever voted; that his record Is
blameless; that s is the greatest liv
ing soldier, and a hero of a hundred
battles; that he has no enemies In
either wing of the party, and that he
himself would be all the platform
that would be required. That he Is
not a vociferous partisan or a profess
ional politician might not Injure him
Gamaliel Bradford urges that his
, military achievements would constl
tute his suniclcnt platform. The
whig convention that met at Harris
burg December 4, 1831), nominated
General Harrison for president and
adopted no platform whatever his
opponent was Van Huron. Harrison
was elected and "Van, Van, was
used-up-man." So with Miles; he never
did run, but perhaps ho would.
Tub democrats smiled during the
reading of the president's message on
the 4th Inst, when he laid before con
gress the facts and Incidents which
aused him' to create a new republic
called Panama. The contention that
the canal can be built "forthwith" as
the president said, If the treaty Is rat
ified, when at the most conservative
estimate It will take twenty, If not
forty years, was enough to make any
one smile. It seems tho president
knew a revolution was about to burst
at a given date, for he had read many
newspaper articles to that effect and
had seen recent travelers from Colum
bia and Panama. All told the same
story. Therefore ho headed It off,
except the killing of ono Chinaman
by sending the American navy to the
Isthmus to protect American lines
and Interests. The president asserted
that Columbia had the power to rat
Ify the Hay-Herron treaty, and give
ua the canal strip at our own price
and In falling to do so alTronted the
I kill ted States. As the matter Is now
au settled the senate has only to
ratify the treaty, and the business
will of course be done.
To us It looks llko Parker, as the
democrat Ic nominee for president, says
the Jerscyvnle (III.) Democrat. Gor
man Is a good man, Hearst Is a good
man, Bryan Is a good man, but the man
' who will get the nomination Is the
maii New York Is for, and It now looks
'. IJ II I . 1 ,t t - . 1 I - . I - .
as ii ranter wouiu oc ineir cnoice. a
man who ran ahead of his ticket, a
presidential year, over 30o,ono, Tor the
highest otllce In the state, supreme
Judge of the court of appeals, an nlllee
higher than governor or even a t'nlted
States supreme justice, can be depned.
ed upon t) carry that state over any
tnich an erratic fly-by-nlght as House
clt. Business men may be rcpubll
.cans, but ttcy will take a Hrst-clas
tjoiiservatlve man for president, even
If a democrat, rather than a man like
Itooscvelt, who Is constantly walking
around with a chip on his shoulder
daring lomchody to knock It off.
JtaII ASinilarCLv ' I
A Similar
Kvldently localities (take sonic d'if
fereiicehstotlicpuiiU; Dent forciiii.r.
The follow i;v, dispa ch fomi Niw
York, under date o January Mb.
gives an account t ? the coi vic
t ion of a foi hut eonfl rssman fordo
ing a!mo-t Identically Hi r-nme kind of
an act that Dii-tiu I.' did. who cm'
free: ''Former (Ymgiessiuaii Driggs,
who was convicted here yesterday ol
receiving compensation for aiding in
the procurement of a contract with the
government, in his defense said that,
although ho had been elected Con
gressman, he had not taken his seat at
the time of thcallcgcd Improper trans
action. Mr. Driggs' attorney contend
ed throughout that his client was not
a Cotigressman'.iiulil he had actually
taken the oath of olllce, but the Pros
editing Attorney maintained that the
defendant was a member of Congress
from March 4, when the preceding
House of Representatives adjourned.
Judge Thomas left It to the jury to de
cide whether theterma.sCongres.sman
had actually begun at the time in ques
Hon, and the jury brought in a veidiet
of not guilty." Had Deitrich's case
been left to a Jury of his countrymen
he also would have been convicted.
and punished as lie Justly deserves.
Rise, Genglemen, Rise!
Mr. Dietrich began to draw pay a
senator March 28, and also drew lils
pay as governor up to May 1. Afii
having been elected senator, lie dr. w
salary from the state asgovemor to the
extent of $208.31; then he drew from
the federal treasury more than $3,3ihi
for services as senator during the lie
riod when according to the federal
court's decision lie was not a senator
Is it not about Hme'forsomc republi
can politician to rise in his place and
say someUilngubouttlie Importance ol
showing to the world that Nebraska Is
no longer "tainted with Bryan and Bry
anism?"-Omaha World-Herald.
Wk agree with the Omaha World
Herald when it says that "those repub
lican papers In Nebraska that make
bold to assail Mr. Dietrich do their
state no service when they fail to assail
Dietrlchlsm. They do their stale no
service when, after condemning
Dietrich, the unhappy and unfor
tunate Individual, they devote their
energies toward the support of
the influences that gave Dietrich to
Nebraska, and that are fostering
and will continue to foster Dietrich
Ism in the politics of this state." The
proper thing to do is for the people of
Nebraska to demand his Immediate re
signation. He hasdisgraced the state
and the party that is responsible for
the elevation of such a numskull to
the honorable position of United States
henator.
Ix a hewspaper interview the other
day, Perry S. Heath said: "I saw
President McKinley only a few days
liffore he was shot at Buffalo. He was
In the White House in Washington,
and I had a long talk with him pertain
ing to the presidential election. Dur
ing the conversation Mr. McKinley, in
speaking of the man who would sue
ceeu nun, sain: -i expect to sec my
friend and associate. Marcus Hanna
the next president of the United States
I believe he will be nominated and
elected.' Mr. McKinley went to Can
ton the following day. and the next
day thereafter was shot while at Buf
falo.""
Tiik Democratic National Con von
Hon will be held In St. Louis July (ilh
Several successful candidates for the
presidency have been nominated In the
old town, including Samuel J. Tilden
In 1870, the ycar.of the American cen
tcnnlal celebration at Philadelphia.
memorable campaign followed, Tilden
was elected, but Hayes .was sealed bv
the manipulations of Old Zack Chand
Ier and Old Moxa Morton, through the
7 to 8 process, the greatest outrage
ever perpetrated upon the American
people, unless It be that of turning
Deitrich loose the other day.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE!
Nine-room nonce. It nemo Kmitli
Seventh street, at a bargain.
Seven-room house and twn lnu
U aC S addition. Terms vorv nviw.
onable.
Mx-room bouse Inst e:isf. nf I ho
shops on Nlntcrstecn hill; $000 will
ouy it.
Six-room house on W'l d-mltn
furnace heat, city water, $1,100.
N llO-rooni house nn tlin rumor nf
Sixth and Marble streets, well im
proved, $2,100.
Nine-room house bnlivpon l.'IfMi nnil
sixth streets, on Marble street, city
water, wen improved, good condition
lor iraue or sale, .)0.
Three small cot t aires no.ir ti in iduinti
at oargaius.
Polirtt'Cll-rOOin lmnnlinir linnvn ni
South Third street, at a bargalin
I have several houses for rent.
Six-room house
school, well improved, good barn, good
water, at a bargain.
If you want to Luv or rent, t en ii
suit you.
FAIJMS FOR SALE!
1.17 acres. 41 miles souili nml i.!wi ,,r
the city, at o per acre, good Improve-
menus on same.
80 acres north of tim i-iii-
proved except Ing that It Is fenced.
80 acres snut Ii nod pnvt nf Minmv
well Improved, and all under cultiva
tion, ai $7.1 per ncre.
I have several irood ranrliiw nf fnnn
1.2iki to 2,(KK) acres, in Nebiaska, for
sale.
F.nqulre or write to
J. H. TllltASIIKU,
The Real Kstate Man,
Plattsinouth. Nebraska.
W in..
prn
&e CAR.EFUL MAN
is Always Well Attalred.
The careful man sees to It that we
do llistailorlllL'. for wo g painful nf
the careful mar. Ask anv business
man as to the impression good clothes
make. Ask any business in Omaha as
to the Impression our tailoring makes.
Fall styles now ready.
Suits $20 to $40 Trousers $6 to $10
DRESHER.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Ijlj Karnum St..
OMAHA. N K II .
Referee's Sale.
Kill l' 1111 1 lrull Pllillillir fum.iu P.. f-
tcrin ft. al.. Ilfffiidiinl ,.
'I'll 10 II Kl IN.A'r.l .. vv rtv I A l M l'P
TtKSON. DKCKASKI). AMI A lil I'KHSONS
i ii i r. k r.f i r, 1 1, will liiki' milieu that, on I'ch
ruary Twenty fourth. I'.iu4. at one u'eliiek In
the iirteriiimii of nl(l iliiy. the iinilerslKneil
referees duly iipihilnted to msiku partition in
the uIhivm imiI It liil imiiiw. u'lll .ii.ii.ii.t t
order of Mill! nf the lilstrlrt Court within anil
for fas tiiiniv. stiiii. .if Vi.i..iL-.. ut i...
hi mill front doorof theConrt house In the City
ot riaiiMiioiiiii. cuss County. .Neliraska, sell
in piiDiie auction to the hlnliest lildder. suh
.tect. to Hens and liiriiinliranees thereon, the
following desi-rlhed real eslale:
IrflbiiHiii III Iwnrli t lit. ... I'll f..iii,i It....
(5) and six (ii). in lllock el'lily-tiiree (s.1);' lots
ouu ii;. iwo i.i. uiree (.11. rmir (4i. live (,il and
sl (ii). In lllock two OJ) lu Voun and llavs
All lion. Iils ten mil t.li..'i.n on I I .....l'....
0-'). ill Itlock seventy-sl.v ini). all In the City
of PIuUniiiouiIi. Cass Count v. Neliraska. Also
part of the North Kast ijiiarter of the South
viesi iiuarter: part of the Siuth lialf of the
Norlli ll'i.sl iiiiii i-ti.iir 1 1... ....tl.
Iiol twenty u'uj In t he South Kast iuai ter of
the SollLll West nlmrli.r nml I l.n ...i I. ll'u.
ItUlirter of the South West ouarler nil III
tlon one (Ii. Towiisliln twelvu il-'i. KaiiL'e
thirteen (llli. Ill Cass Coiiiil y. .Neliraska. eon
talnhur eluhty-two (it,'i acres more or less.
i iso mi one in in the .North Kast iiuarter of
North Kast iii,-irter of Seeilon twenty-one (SI),
loWllSllll, IWelvil It'll l.'lllil... .l.....n llll I..
said County and State, eoiitainliiK thlny-nlne
ii i.-s nun,- or irs. j iso i I'si nail iv . lJt)
and South Kast iiiarter (S. K. ) of Section
one (I), Township lifted! (I.i). Hanifeliriy (fin),
ill Clieyenne County. Neliraska. eontalniiiif
four lliiinlreil una KlKhty (Ihii) acres more or
leSS. Alsil l.llls t.WO C'l llllll I uri.ll'i. I'll Ii. OI....1.
(4) and lits four (4) ami live (..) in lllock six
(il) in Ise I'lirinelee's Addition to the City
of Oinaliii. Douglas County. Neliraska; also
" in u-rii ii. in iiiim'k lour (4) lu Institute
1'lace Addition to said city.
Tk l(ls III.' SAI.I.' AS I iiUV. ii....
third (') cash; one-tlilnl (') payahie' In one
';" "'"I one-third (S) payahie In two years.
nu lu n-ireu payiiienis lo ne secured with ap
proved real estate mortaires and hear in
terest at seven cri'eiil. per milium.
I.ASII. S. liAMSKY,
..ttorney for I'lalnlllT.
.Iiiski'h W. Johnson, )
I'hank J. .MoitiiAN. -Ueferees.
AMlilth'U' II 'I'lvimi l
Plrst iiulillciitloii January 14, lim4.
Probate Notice.
COl'NTY CUl'liT. CASS COIWTY.
NkllUASICA.
IN
Ill the mutter nf Um iwlnt.w.r lln.,.... e
llarnier. deceased.
In Alfred J. llarnier. Jasper V. llarnier.
Alllns l 1 1 n pint-r 'Mn.v A l.,.i..u ....i
, j ... . .ii i T..II 4l,
Isliac II lliirm..p iiiul nil nil.... iu.. u i..
- ., ...... .'..in. nin,iiin in
terested lu said estate. You are herehy unti
tled that unnn till, lllll fl:i V nf .liiiniiiru A 11
IW. Alfred J. llarnier Hied In said court Ills
duly vertllled petition allenlnit. iiiuoiik oilier
tilings, that llarton W. llarnier died Intestine
In said county on the ;.n h day of liecemlH'r,
lmM Ul'lyilll llllll tUlkvl.wul.il .if ...... I li.tfl ............. I
I'Stllll. Sltllllllill 111 Klllll f i llllll v Ii. I in ... (...!..
. . .... .. ........ j ... .,,1 min
istered ii n ; tliat Hie ulmve named im tsoiis
are the sole helrs-at-law of said deceased and
the only persons Interested In said estato.
The prayer of said ietltloii U for the appoint
lnelll of Isiliie I). Iltirnii.r uw iiilmliilui .ni...
said estate.
N'nii nn tiotliliiil itini Iii.hpIiii ...in u 1....1
UKiii said petition at the County Court Room
In riallstnoutli, Cass ('uiinly, Neliraskn, on
the, 'lull day of January. iki4, at ten o'clock
A. M.. anil If von full i.i ii iiiu.ii i. ui w.il.l .1.....
iindohject to the proccctluiKs. tlie Court may
liriint the prayer or said un it Ion and the ad
ministration of said estate ot Isaac I) llar
nier. OF SOMII, Ollll'l" Ulllllllilli lliicuiili liiiil
feed to the settlement thereof.
Witness in v hand and ihe seal of t im rnntii u
Court lit riattsmoiitli. Cuss County, Ne
liraska, this lllll day of January A. 1 1., In.
I1AUVKY Ii. TltAVIS,
County J iiiIku.
Sheriffs Sale.
TD Y virtue of nn alias order of sale Issued hy
-Maines Uolicrtson.clerk of thedlstrlct court
wiiiiin ami Tor tiss county, Neliraska, and to
me directed, will on the
20th Day of January, A. D 1904.
"it 2 :im p. in,, of said day. at the son Hi door of
nn-1 nun nouse in inecitv or I'liittsmouth. In
said coiinlv. sell at piilillc auction, to n,,,
hluhest lildder for cash, the followlnir real es-
tauMo-wlt: West half of lottwoJ In lilock
tlllrtV-four 1141 ; eusl half l.il Ihn... I'll l.l..i.
thirl y-four f;il: lots eleven ami twelve (II nml
:) hliN'k elithiy-llve (i ; lot seven T hlis k
elirlity-elnht (ss); lot tell (10) lllock llllitv-
tliree(!Ui; lot four (41 lu Mock lilnty-slx (imv
lots thirteen and fount I.I and in In i,i.l..l
seven (7), 'I'liomiisons iidillllou: lots three
live. six. seven and cL-ht i t tl 7. ami si M,.L
one (ll; l llu'erald's uddltlon; lots one an, I
Tour (I ami 4) I, lock two (.') I'llk'erald's
addlllon: lots one. two. three nml four II
i. A and 41 liliN'k thn-e I'ltirerald's
mid t on. all lu the cliv of I'Imii..,,.,
ass county. Nelinukn. toizelher with ilni
lirlvlleites ami iipiiurliiuemes thereunto In
loniihiK or lu nnvwlse aiincrtuliilinr 'I i...
kiiiiiii IhIiik levied ll nun nml t ii l.i. ii ,1..,
pMHTty of Mary Kllueriilil as Administrat
rix, el al.. ilcfcniluiiis. t.i imiikfii. in. i
of said court ris-ovcrcd hv the Count v or t'u,
I n 1 1 1 1 1 IT iiKiilnst said defeiidalits.
iiiiismoiiiii, Neliraska. liecemlH'r H'.lh A
". !: Joitv ii. Mi itiiiiiv
.Ikssk I. ItiMiT, Sherlir Cass t oiiinv X..I.
I'lalntltl .4 Attorney.
21, 30, and 35 j-allon Kiiuar kettles at
John Haucr's.
iii i i m iiinm ii iL-iwiiijiniMii.iiiii -iiiiim i i .
' "X i i i,j i i - a i i. u k. ...a . m c rv - a i ii im r i
v i f l? i i i T i k J JGi -vm ri m i yv , J i J i "'i n uw t i
its, K-i ll Vi nil sj i ra kjT4 Li i M i k. i v r ' i' r u n i ik a
' .u i i . i i ni'7 'T -i rutrrum -F ? 0Tfft'W.CRir :??' i'nni..miini"j'i" '
Has stood the test for over 60 years.
FOR
Cures sprains, bruises, burns, cuts, sores, lameness,
piles, rheumatism, stiff joints lame back, etc.
DeWitts
Dew tt ll the nam to look for whm n
you go to bur Witch Hazel Sa!ve.
DeWltt'i Witch Huel Salve Is the
original and only genuine. In fact
DeWitt'sIs the only Witch Haiel Salve
that Is made from the unadulterated
Witch-Hazel
All others are counterfeits "base imi
tations, cheap and worthless even
dangerous. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve
Is a specific for Piles; Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and Protruding Piles. AlsoCuts,
Bums, Bruises, Sprains, Lacerations,
Contusions, Bolls, Carbuncles. Eczema.
Tetter, Salt Rheum, and all other Skin
Diseases.
SALVE
PHEPARKD BT
E.C.DeWittCo.,Chic..
THE BIGGEST
SLAUGHTER SALE
Of clothing and furnishing goods
ever held in tho western country, pos
iineiy opens idui-sUhv, Jan. Nth. at
8:4") a. m., in Omaha, Neb., at lil'J
ir.oi 11 c-. . ,
- j'uiiuiua oi. j lart'o concern n
a neighboring city was overloaded and
somethinjj desperato hud to bo done,
or they had to po to the wall in order
to meet their obligations. They gold
tons for spot cash 'the best part of
their stock at our own price. On
above date we placo their poods on
sale, on ourseeond lloor. Hero arc
few of prices quoted at runilom, every
thing in the same proportion: Men's
stiff liosoined thl I'ts. with rnimtvit.i
cuffs, all sizes from Hi to 17, stylish
patterns, 2(c each; Koekfors, also
black or tan socks, 3 pair for 10c;
men's sweaters, maroon, blue, or preen,
l.'c. I'tir Overcoats from ti.UO up
Ilamjkcrchiofs, red, bluo and white,
also fancy borders 3c each. Hoys' lon
jetun pants, ajje 7 to II, at luo or a
dime a pair They are worth more If
you uso them . for dustinp clothes.
Heavy fleece-lined undershirts, 20c
eath. Mon's suits of clothes that sell
most any where at $10, gale price $3.!)0.
Val black sateen rhlrts, full Mno,
every stitch of sewinp almolulely pttar
anteed, 2i)c. Men's rain coats, !So.
nianket lined duck eoiits, 48c. Small
hoys' overalls, ()c a pair. Kattlln
good overcoats that soil most any
whore as hgh as $12.50, halo p. Ice
13.00. Mon's stronp siupendor In-
i...ii. .
nuuii.p cross uatUs ami leather lini-h-cd,
sale pilco Dc. Shaw knit socks,
l'Jo. I'rcsident tusponileri, 3'Je.
Hlack worsted pants, "So a pair.
Men's leather mitu. i:i r .i.it,
Jlnod shoes woith 3 00, pnl prieo
ll.fl'J. Men's (lof.tilo broasted, black
cheviot suits $4.00. Astraeluin conn
and vests 6.H0. On tho real liuo line of
poods wo can live you a pile ot moucy
Look for the bltf sip n. Sale
1519 1521 Douglas St., Omaha,
The -Guarantee Clothing Co,
Insurance,
Ilusiness men and house owners who
want jfllt-edt'C iiijoinnire at llrimi rate
can servo their In st Interests by calllnj,'
on nic before plaeltiK their risks.
Ii" J. N. 'ok.
MEXICAN
3i
MARS
? Ill H B
iTni unT-'i ' H,M
Florida
"Dixie i iyei n tiieie in .lacKsniiville.
This exeiiisidii will lie a persnnally eondiieted one and will be in t liarpe of our Kxeurshui Manager
who is tliotouplily familiar wild t lie points nf interest en route and in the state of I-'lnrhla. '
A day w ill be spent, in St. Louis, visit Inn t he World's fair pnuind and other points of interest The
day lit!) it. I tip I'iditi Nashville to A I hint a, will be an interesting ami iust met ive one, as the line follows the
route of (icneial Sherman's famous march to the sea.
An early applieatimi for shrpinn car space isMippesLed. Write for full information and cony or Hlus
traletl booklet, out lining t lie trip, lo
W. I-I. I W I uu,
1402 Farnam St., Omcha, Neb. District Passenger Agent.
.
BY KEEPING
IN LIM&!
And iiiiircliin
stniilit to
wliere you will bo re
jmiil for your trouluV
by K('tti"K tin- liest
on tlio niarkets.
Groceries,
Canned Goods.
Fruits,
freHli tlnily from llio markets.
h VLULI AISLES,
53 ntliercd fresh every morning.
'Phone 54.
0 Watirtiiaii llliM'lc I'lattMtiiinlli.
jOCCCCOSOSCCCViSiCOO'CCOOSj
P. UTTERBACK, Proprietor, S
x
MARTIN BUILDING,
b North Side - Main Street
To Cure A Cold In One Day.
Take L.'iatie linniio (Quinine Tab
lets. All druu'k'ists refund Die money
if It fails tn cure. ;. W. (imve's sig
nature on each box. 2V.
Fine Pigs. for Sale!
I'ive I'lihind China plus Tur sale.
Welk'ht 'Jon pounds. . . ;,sTl
t a u 1 1 J at in.
Perry's Restaurant
ondShortOrderHouse
n .... N
.Alenls borvt'tl ut Kcgulur X
Mcltl lldlllH. N
Presh Oysters h
(IX SKASON) S
Fish or nnytliing in Market. S
ij Gxaasooaxxxa N
iS (ilVH I'S A CALL. S
rpi a E ri
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excursions! s
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VIA
Dixie Flyer" Route!
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED.
On Thursday. January 14th, an exeinsinn will be run from Ne
braska to Honda, with llirmiu'li Standard and Tourist sleeping ears
from Omaha and Lincoln via llurlinptnn Koute to St. I mis and the
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Hall's Cash Store
Vior, p;uK;i;os
Malta Vita, per paolac
Fotw. )or package ,
(hiail )ats, per package
White Dove Oats, per package
Anchor Matches, perpaekag.,
1 Jeans, per can
Corn, per can
Three piuinil can Tomatoes. . .
IKisel's Plains'iflcr Flour
l'remain Patent
Weeping Water Diamond
K. II.
llrakenlieltl,
Patent,
Twenty lbs Granulated Sugar $1.00
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XEbc fficst Mb(5l;
q tbc Cheapest
Ut tbc jn&!
Poor Whisky is not only dis
nreenbli' to tnstf, but undoubtotl
ly injurious to the stonmch. A lit
tle good Whisky is n lino tonic nml
helps instond of lmnning. Sudi
Wliisk it's ns ellowstoiie, for in
Hlanco, will do you just ns much
good us n doctor's proscription. If
you don't know how good it is
como in nud try it.
PRICES:
(luekenlieimennye, per gallon.
Yellowstone, " " ,
Honey Dew, " " ,
ltltf Horn, " " .
Pin ierol f.
.$1 00
. 4 00
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NKBKASICA
.25
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10
cents,
cents,
cents,
cents,
cents,
cents,
cents,
cents,
cents.