PAfJE 2.
MONO AY, JANUARY 18, !9!5.-
Mrs. Kosfiicrans Much Iletter.
PLATTSMOUTII REMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THE GOHG RELI
Laid Up With Mashed Hand.
T
A G OF BIG
SMW STORMS
AND BLIZZARDS
lit re Is Ono Th:it lluppcmd IMore
Our Time, hut II Is History
J list thf Same.
Kiom Sa I in il.i v'm M..IIV.
Ax wo sit today :inl gae nut oT
(in- window of i (i:t'fi:il rininl ; on
to tin- drifting m; tl.it is rapidly
idling up liie .divots, .u d notice the
fT.Mt- of h' M ruge hn.v ii 'il-vsl tiaii
! ii:iMi':iti alorg ia the far "f tin'
lw!mg blizzard, wo sue- reminded of
the many sl-iii ; of the '"big snows"
th:it h.ViC iM-riii ii'i! fiom 1 i t ) : !. time
Li:.' in ;l;s wrsfrin tiiint I . and
j .u t i.n'.i: ly in ba .im.I lmioi ;, which
Wfie -itlb'd till: !!V years before Nc-
la.
Tho details ot wha t lu
tim tin- "i'iir mio.v" ;hi'
ii.f f i
'tiy lulci est iiir;. ait! the lo in
Ji.-fs ..ti the pr.i'ties of that stale
i:n ih--i ! f .:!! estimated, as the
.ttliis : few and far lift w eon at
trat tin;'.
Tins j: n'.it ui'.ilhi'i' drama cou'-ied
the whiter of 1S :0 "U. On
'i-ilina- ivc, 1 ".. it Ui-sran miow-i-ii-.
the storm comirg from tin- r.ortVi
. ft. and it kept oil : ihiv. if.g. Later
" c:itVr vr !'"' bitterly cold and
I ' w i- 1 if came a
Mii'abK'j.,..
j- i. .iruv The
.nu bf.'a'i pilimrt.
-1 mi .!: ":; hi w.i- v!i'!i! over tht
a
a:- as the co roam see.
i . . .
ar.d i.i :
Kail ff!
! his . i:.:itio!i -
f s fvtt' e!v
lisap-
ar.l
:ov reached the
i-.' s . l' the Iuv Perm
;.:'d er.tve WC.e til t t
! ..1! -ceo '. I" s :'.s 1 .;
" t ;e a n l -o
s.;yVi
; ,! deep
.! fa:ps wfie !k-e.l la :-o atul
i f.frn bai.'. t 1 a:;'v wi'.'i irreat
of sr-fw . Tin' ar.ip.'.a'.s h.ai
l
o.,'. w . u' : f r fa -'!'. i n
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i'" i 1 1 ' i"i t i nv.u'rii-; f(!.-V
f br-; v.-f!"e lost i.i the tcr-j
f;a".:-f i f s"f'.'. j
day for w-.h Us the ner- '.
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; f .'. aeu n lav teos i v io, r if. '
- i i. aw.'.y f'e :m homo
-i h !'( w :th liil: -.lity or'
?: .'"f ios or in th- for-)
fi l.'.f SiM'fs o. k.'.fse.
:"f - I v ,-:i:ur had me!:
. t;a ;r i u ves. l or sixty
1 1 w.-s a a a" mo : unbre'si a '
, . : . . :o. .:..v. tho ;
.1 f;r : o '.! st. ue tl.o ave::;re j
o' 'ion v a -.h-ee e- t"e;:r foot.'
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MISS HASEHEIEB. FORMER
GASS COUNTY LADY. WITH
"PEG 0' E HEART" GO.
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was the-' that M ss t;; j
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llasi'iMt-nT is jilsc a '-.eoe ef
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Me ssago.1; received lit: re last even
ing from tht bedside of Mrs. W. K.
Kosenorans lit the new Clark.son hos
pital in Omaha. bring the most
I leasing news that she is .showing
marked signs of improvement, and the
t.tte riding physicians consider that she
i : progro .ssinjr nicely ami rallying i'
splendid shape from the severe opera
tioii th:st she lias just underwent. The
nost critical period following the
operation is thought to have been
la-M-i!. and while the patient is still
in M-iious .shape, still she is showing
on'y (lie most favorable eonditions
possible.
it
ONE GIRL 111 A
miLLIDH" COMING
TO THE PAHLE
One of the Finest Attractions That
lair ('nine to IMattsmmith Hard
Time Securing It.
-One Ciil in a Million." the his
i'fv mimical show, which has just
complcif d n run of l.'iO time in the L.i
Salle tper: ho:is'. Chicago, is headed
this way and will come lo the
'-pV theater Ti;e;dav iiiivht. Janaa. v
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lllt'lt, l.is. .illll llil'llis. lif tin 141. s HI
'(". liirl iri a .Million" lias ir. .uh u
i besides look pretty and sin.r pica
ifely. (hie of the hit ivantbeis. ailed
laiiK'!iters ef Eve." presen: ; i-'eii?:
Aiiler. the lendinvr eomedian, inn! th"
.iris niii.-l attractively ci suimed. The
wort's of the sen.crs Jire clt ve ;i ii
!!ov. Aiidison Hurkhardt. tu:e ff tl-..'
:uM liors. to be expftt in the ble miliar
.'f ?yi ic. The folKnvin;' is Un reftr';:
di lies, e-irlu's. t'.auchters of Eve.
'h:i t would this world I wit'.iant.
yi u ?
tlir '.i 's. ;rirlics, theiifh you doe 'i v.
Van is n:nvil!i:-.ir to doubt y '''
(I!i !i.-s. jrirlte , m'T.c folks '..'lievf,
u a f c v ot A.! tv jvim.
.ot a .-r
'are-r. r i Miare
r.
Tlu-
it
a'l
OVt'
ie :U i;:t
ftcen eth n:u -i
s thnt are
The i-.TiidiV i
ne-vi;- and
fro h ae.d
'ore
s a well ? ruc'.t d
e .ves the pri.u ipais
iwy to disp'. not a
:o epo,-ja:
o t:":!m.:tie ability, as w
co'o- to the comrdv c
.1 a - t.v-
j IV.'lon. I.t'r.oit' N 'oai II'
Tei:i. .Too Kane and .1 it.v
Eihe: ;o r.ro prt ir.iaer.t'y r.'.o.
, I o!i Aiiier i n the star p r.
ALBERT MILLER'S CONDI'
The revet; ts from the bedside
f !
'bort
!ci' at l-.-'.'l hospital inj!;cherts-or. W. K. Dryan. C. A. V-bit-'
mah:
t cei tu-.ae
to be the most
i ;;rac.r.c arn
nd fricmis.
a-- the- vexing ma", has i.ot shown any ii
i i:r.piovi-nu'r-.t in the p.:s; two" d.ays
' a .:d siaTi'rs greatly. Tr.e cturse of
ballet v ith which he was she:
jbtte i.ist November made his injuries
i : : y severe. as there were some
' i e:e pc. fen: t ions made by the I ;:!
, !. : and all but two ef these had beep.
closed up by the surgeons in their
irc.iw.c:-:. but two i of used to he;.'
:'n.i abcesscs forntin.g there have
made his rtvovevy ery doubtf i;l. al-
''-
evtrv c!!o;t that kl; and
tie for
him is
1 being c riod out ard the u'tle c'.iow
j.ti... i..t -t.u
- - are constantly
a: Ins side a: the hospital. !
His Stomach Tiouhies Over.
Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like
to feel that yfar stomach tro-bles
were over, that you could eat any
k.r..! ef food yo.t deirtHl wi;h.oat in
;.:ry? That may -seem so unlikely
10 you that yea do rot even hope for
;u e:-..l:ng o
your trout .e. bu: permit;
to assure veu that it is not alto-!
ether impos.sih'e.
If
e: ncrs can te
curel pt
anently.
1 thousiindsj
rve been, why tot yont John R.
,
lk - .rker. o; Rattle Creek. Mich., is one j
. t them. He says. "1 was trutlel
every ;.v-,j',Ti;" heartburn, inuigestien and lixer
cor. v.- au.t un'.ii I use; . J.mbei lam. s
laMets.
my trouble was oer.'
Sold by all dealers.
and
n-.tve.
Uliv
Kafstcv.t, wen' visitors ;r. tmab.: yes
ervk.x with Mrs. I.ut: at tho Im--aannel
hopi:al, where ho is nvover-i-g
f:v-ra the crTects of an or ration.
Chat los Marphy arui sen. John Jos
cph Marphy. came iown this morning
or N-. 4 f:To their houie a-i srcr.t
;tr.e e.w hc;e loomc jitter some h;:sv
'rvss r.atrrs of imiwrAi-rce. as we.ii
jas isit;rg with ihcir fru'r.vis.
GIOUS CA PA m
IN PLATTS10TH
Another Meeting Held at the Method
ist (luirch Sunday Afternoon, and
.More Committees Selected.
A meeting of the enlarged general
tommittee for the proposed religious
taiiipaiga, to be conducted during the
la.st four weeks of Lent, was held yes
tfrday afternoon, and more definite
steps taken for the prosecution of the
work. A great deal of helpful dis
tussioii was had as to different phases
of the situation and its possibilities,
'lht committee unanimously passed a
motion endorsing and supporting the
plan of the Ministerial association ff
r. religiou.s : nd moral awakening i:i
this community. The sentiment ex
pressed by the ministers was to the
effect that this moement had for its
purport' the cure of existing evils, not
.so nu!-h by force as moral susasion
and the stimulating of religions de
sires and higher moral ideals. The
fact w as brought out that the parent
and especially the fathers of IMatts
mouth. ought to give more attention
to religious duties and activities for
the reason that if the fathers will but.
I ad in these matters the remainder
i
t f the family will be most likely to
follow.
It was suggested that we adopt the
plan of the great Philadelphia cam
paign row in p'ogiess, in which tho
Mrr:'s l;ib'e class t !av Mich an im-
por to.'it part. Is it im i: areas eno.b'..' i
thhig to eiect the men of any com-)
mi'nity t spend otic hour a week in .outage ami thrift notable among tho
.-tialying and seeking to ur.derstand j m0mbeiv of that nationality, f.ived
:ne bible? If it is possible- to get .r.- ou for ther.u t Ives a sple-did f.iturc
000 men in Philadelphia to do ti : j rn the fertile prairies of Cass cjitnty.
weuhl it rot ie possible to get oM. Tho t)eath of Mrs. li'o'sth-oh v.ili
men to do the same thirg in Hatt. ,.prne as a great shook to the r;;iry
Tneuth? The hoiking of simultanf. o . - j 0j frionds th.roaghciit tho c n't.' .
prayer meetings throughout the cit y XV1C mirmg the long years of V-
was suggested. In oi tier to formulo. .e ' r0Pidence hero. h:d leanted to love
con;p'ehen-ive or -a ni rat i.m nr. l.rMx res-pcel her for the many spier.
work out more definite details of t" ' oj.l traits cf thoi acter and h.-o iie'p
p'or. a fommittee was ajuxvr.ttnl con-i fni!U-ss to these with whom s'lK oonr-
sisting ef C. C. Wcseott.
erts. Dr. T. TI. l.iving.stor
. A. L. Ti.! 1
and rh.ilip l.h.la. This
eo;r.:r.i:tee
to rcrort at an adju:iuvl n:ectiiig
the roee:al committee on r.rxt S-
day aftenux.'n. The coming of tdoorr ' iichn mTZ ana .Mr. Matt Sa:s:-. ve
nii'igwoo.l .Toy to our city in IV'- ij.i.Je here, while the two sons. H-'-r.in '.
ruary was commrate.l upon as b.:-r William Ilolschuh. reside in OKla-
i rev en:
:-..w
at
time in eem;:ee harmony with ar.;'
rssb-'nrco to the Vtrk the commute-:
eo
kin- to do-rnmely. to elevn:-.
.i i t. . r
E .:. community. j
Thos-o atttndimr the meeting we ro :
Kc-
V.
I.ee
Krv. H. O.
lltfV. .
J. U. St. ge -. Rev. A.
IhllewLd!. i:ev. V. M. Drulm.'
Messrs. (Jeorge Dotlce. C. W. Davlor
K. W. t'oek. W. (I. T.rooks. .1. M.
tikev. T. P. Livirgsten. J. H. Kohe-ts
P. !". Uhin. II. t Hi!!. A. I.. Tidd. 1!
jit. V Oi if -..
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t. (. Wesoott. lhomas
V. iies. D. i
Morg:in and A. C. Cole, i
Tw :t s;n-l
of 1" rest U.'se il.o.ir
Ml at.
isfaeli'iv.
Overhaul Your Cars Now.
The auto business is rather cj.iiet
new. but this is the time to have your
cars overhauled, while I have men
the busv season, raid wish to
eep them emp:oyed during the tlull
i . . ... ' ,
td now at aeout one-ha.f the price .or
"he labor. See me.
Sam C. Smiih. (i.irage.
UZ aV"
l ive Uren.o CoWers. and three ,
regist-ed Kcd I'vllcsl Pulls. !
Alf. Nickels. Murav. Neb.
l-!S-"tw k'.T"
"eorna: Mrs. I.. V. Kgenberger, jr.. S tit
Sell your property through the j l.ke City. Utah. No definite arrange
Journal Want Ad. itaer.ts have been made --o far for the
Z.'tZZZ"&
WANTED I
of i;e jvaliry. tor which we wdl pay
in rash. lcia.':ni at 1". R. cc Q. freight
tierot. riattsu outh. TCeo.. on Mor.viav.
one u.iv oiiv
Hens
All Yourvr Roc
lics
Cee--e
Old Ceck
i c
1 V
llo
31.-
ri.e e.itc. V"c w,'i bo on
.v.iro a"c trkc a'! :n.ir-
krt-ible p-oaitry orTeivtl.
Years verv trr.l
W. E. KEENLY.
jv;s
Ed lirurubacker, who ii employed
by the Northwestern railroad in Oma
ha as a oar repnirer, is nt his home
in. this eity suffering from a badly
mashed bunch of finjrers on his right
hand, which he sustained while nt his
work, lie will be compelled to lay
t ff for a few days and will spend his
time here with his family.
THE PASSING OF
. AN
IE
One of (he I'ioneer Ladies of Cass
County, Who Passed Away Sunday
Morning at the Age of 82 Years.
Yesterday morning at 2 o'clof!:, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. V.
Kgenberger, in this eity, Mrs. Anna
Katherine Ilolschuh, one of the
pioneer residents of the county, pass
ed away, after a lifetime whose yevrs
had passeil more than eighty-two
milestones. Mrs. Ilolschuh ha 1 made
her home here with her daughter f-r
some time past, as her age mado it
necessary for the abandonment o' h'-r
former s.ctive life, and the hud since
that time been enjoying the peo.e an 1
rest that were hers from her wars of
life here timing the early days.
Eor years Ms. Ilolschuh and heo
1 usband made their home on the farm
in Eight Mile drove precinct ami weie
among the leading citir.ens c. that
section, coming there
,.at;ve jamj cf Cormanv,
from i heir
md wi.n liio
Th. husband and fnth.'-
l a?t.cti away :-eme years ;;g . ai-a
that time sno
?en ir.!::ng;
:h..r home with the children, th r
whom. Mrs. .1. V. Egenhci gr.
e oi
:. !rs.
lomn. v.
farming.
:ere
thev ac engie-t in
Anna Katherine Michel was
.orn A t 1S31 in the Province
i f Hes?en-l'at mstai't. lid nan .
where she was reared to girlhood, and
v here she wa;- married on Msv 21.
:-;!Sa3. to Mr. John Ilolschuh. Th?
young coup'.e after their marriage d:-
cidei to seek their future in the r.:w
world, and accordingly arrived at Nov
York on August e ISoS. after a voy
cf som- fiftv-two days on the
in a slow-saiHr.g vessel. After a v: i:
i-1 New York with friends they pvo-
,.vli,,i t- Franklin count v. Oh.r.
.Aiere they arrived cn August 1"..
TSoo. when thev tleoided to nwv
tarther west, and finally located in
Washington. Tazewell county, Illinois,
v.here Mr. Ilolschuh rented a tiact of
land upon which he operated unti', h?
spring of ISoT. In that year, in com
pany with his little family, this
pioneer proceeded by boat down vl:e
Illinois and Mississippi rivers to t.
Louis, and up the Missouri unti! tia y
i cached Plattsmouth on April !T.
m.i the famiiv have sinco thai
! . . " , , .
I'lme made their home here, and tnc
won,!;i.hiHK, olsehuh WiUs.
. .... . . ....... .,. ...
aurirg her htetinie. a tlevout menU'er
of the Cerman Lutheran church. Toe
'cnildren left to mourn the loss el
A A
GU
this good mother nd ( t iend are asjit i- the best whea: and oats land m
fellows: Mrs. Mary Kgenberger. Mrs. j Montana and i; is : ms trom I
Nettie Hir. Plattsmouth: Mrs. R.t- county seat a rut a so ha,, a nv..e
Sulser. Tlattsmouth: Willum .i irom a gold mine, and a mne f rem a
"tlcrmar. Kolsohuh
TVw..c?t n ..
l-ks gvxd. From
A Car Load
w- -. - -"v . - - ret c
.-or e hy all dc-lcrs.
I
m w
liii
eri I2C FA TloyAt DOTS
.-.01
New ties
every seven days
tuneral. awaiting word from the chil
dren, who are t-vpected here.
IT
mm ur inc
MASQUERADE BALL AT
THE T. J. SOKOL HALL
The ma. iii'.erade h:.i: ti:r.t was to
rave been given Saturday eveng at
the T. J. Soke! hall ia iiie west part
ef the citv was pf st'aed ;imil a
.cck later, 7anaary L'od.
' .
ts-row ".,,!,, imnoss-a.ip f.,,. Ti,. 1,-...!
i .,or. ,i,..f ,j.,.-:r., i ,n .,,..,.1
though there were ouuc a. number j
; i-rcsent in costumes and readv to take i
part in th.' pleasures of th evening, i
but it was thought lest to postpone
the masouerade feature rr.til later,
and the jolly crowd proceeded to en-
jov themselves in a serial dan.v until
r. late hour.
TV. mn;.. wi f.-v-.iOi-l
to the usual high standard of that
organization. The hacks were kept
euite busy during the evening driving
to and from with parties bound for
the hall.
Chronic Constipation Cured.
'Five years ago I had the worst
case of chronic constipation I evrr
knew cf. and Chamberlain's Tablets
cured me," writes S. F. Fish. Brook
lyn. Mich. For sale by all dealers.
iirt Ul n I UllhiLll
CASS COUNTY FARMER
The following is a communication.
from A. W. Valiery. another former .
resident of this cou:;ty. and who is!
; ew located, in Montana, r.ear r-.H.a.o
t iees.
in. Tt
count v. v. wnic
hi.-b h-1
states:
"I will give you some news from
Mor.:ar.a. I have 5-0 acres e: lar.d. j
coia mine.
Mv land
wovtn too. a'
ii prr acre. I tigure :n
two vears !
at :: will be wor
- per
are two railioads !
ee miles e: my J
coming within
! r. lace. We had a little snow ar.J the
. . . . . . . . . .
Creec.
Ar.:clepe Hi!?.
. Montana."
Teigcn Count
Best Couah MoJicine lor Children.
"I am very g'a : t . sy a few words j
i praise of Chanher!a"ns Cough j
cme-.Iv, wriros Mrs. I. Ida IVwey, ;
j Milwaukee. Wis. "J rae
reii it tor
vears. both fer ia;.
: my-
j
jself. ar.l it revtr fails ;
.eve
'cure a
cov. h
No
Jwirh ch
!i: grt
ro".:
rr.me-.ur.e re.i;
Chambcri'ir's C
ere.
'Korae.:;.- is plca;r.at ar.-l safe to u.ki
wh;ch ?$ ef git-a cipc:t.rr,v her.
ii me.licir.e raasr be r:er. to vojr.r i
Every mother in Plattsmouth
should read this ad.
It means a saving in a big item of expense your boy's
clothes. Sugar at $3 a hundred would scarcely be u big
ger bargain. Here are boy's suits and overcoats from cur
regular stock remainders of big selling lines at these
extremely low prices
$1.50H$2.50H$3.50H$4.50
Some of these suits sold as high s $8, sixes 2 I j to 1 7
Boy's odd Knickerbocker pants.. 39, 59 and 73c
" shirts and waists 25,35 and 45c
sweaters, different styles. . 39, 79 and 99c
Its not profits but room ve want now.
JO""J
SUIT
C. E. Wescott's Sons
Everybody's Store
Manhattan
shirts now $1.15
HELPS THE KiKlraS
I'ialisraouth Kcaders Are Learning
the Wav.
Ti's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching hack
The unnoticed urinary disorders
That may lead to dropsy and
Icight's n?;-ease.
Vv hen the kidneys are weak, ..
Help them with Dunn's Kidney
' t'i-is.
reineuy ebpeciaiiy lor hit,:, uu:-
i i.eyr.
Dear.'s ha' e ban used
m Kuinev
tre.dde.i for ,r0 years. ceeds of the sale of the tags was to
K'idorst-J by r.(."00 people endors- ; 1 ae been applied to the IJeigi.-ti ie
cd by citizens of this locality. j lief wor k, and the ladies, in p '-tp'n-
Wiliiam Gilraour. farmer, four ! iepr ii. are hoping for more pleasant
miles south of Plattsmouth. sav:
"' " s '-au "vig
of my fare.iiv had been sufTt-
".ni..se-i ui.iii iaii.e:.e in li.e oae.v.
?he got no relief until she began j
vsing D-x-r.'s Kidr.cv Pills. Thev di-i I
We are adding
i in cabinet in
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partiuent, which will make it roseible for i;s to harrf r.'l out
men's suit?. This re-ananfjt-nicnt cf stock makts it necessary
for us to cut down the amount of boy's clothing on hand, and
also the number of suits we have on tables.
TSse feilowsns;
a i
wits Giu mr sfosK quiGKsy
All boy's suits will be divided
into two classes. Lot 1 at $2.50. Let 2 at S4.50.
Igj Includes ail boy's suits marked $3.50. $-!".0anJ
$3.Ci, which means that in a iret many cases
you can get an all-wool suit with lined Knick- &
trs with the Xtrajiocd label on
qJ 2 Includes all the hih-rcde suits marked 5oC0.
57.50 and 50. all-wool and A r
beautifully tailored. Each Vpt O J
Boyd's overcoats at low prices:
R
g
g
All coats up to ae 15. ill sell
Each
All coats from age 15 to IS inclusive, w ill sell for CT ZT1 fl
Each OD.OU
7.50
We have 21 mens suits on tables, all from Hart Sti.uiTatr
!.Tarx and Alfjeii Decker &. Coha. .23 ard SoJ suits, but j-c:
selling patterns and models that h:e ix-ca here f ; r.r. : I
years. .Mostly sizes 3o. Jti. 37.
choice of any suit in this let
I ..;vr.:;;.ri; o:;';;
6 for 80 Sox
guaranteed ISO days
ieve these tvoa!'!cs than
lie that had previously
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Price ."!ic, at all dealers. Uo;:t'
simply ask for a kidney remedy get.
j Dean's: Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Gilmot'.r recommends. I'o-ter-
Milburn Co., Props., Bi.fTa!o. X. Y.
j Tag Day Is Postponed.
i From S:iti!rJays raliv.
! The Tag Day which was to have
j I t en held by the Daughters of the
I Air.ei icr.n Revolution in this city U-
i eav. has been postponed for a week.
js the Mizzaid made it impossible to
, c.o ar.ytr.intr m tn:s nr.e. as tnc
j eaw:tr mu uaitne ju.tiih ai:ore w
gtc out o: tne nouse, rn n ie
!
;jvcss o
the Tag Da v.
pro-
' v cather condition
to ailov,- t!-m
t-.ii v.u l.. t:....-e ......
ri v on their work. All th
f.-.-i.ii-.uuM e . l. i. u w: ., ta i
ore more week to get ready to par-
chase more tag?.
another cloth-
our clothing de-
sham reductions
$2.15
it for
for
$3.50
Sneclnl!
and S. Year
::'$7.50
