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April , the month , wh n lithe
young man's fancy lightly turns to
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thoughts of love" the month of
showers , daisies and diamonds.
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She'll not object to the diam nd
i although 'tisn't her birth month ;
l\ the diamone is always acceptable-
never depreciates in appearancct or
l value-a thing of beauty now Bnd
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ThisStore
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tries to please the people
who want and expect the
best in Pharmacy-the old-
school in Pharmacy which
stood for pure goods and
professional ethics of the
highest order. "We are
progressixe-but offer no
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modern clap-trap. Our
store appeals to full-grown
intellects.
Open on Sundays from
8:30 : to 10:30 a. moo only.
ED. M'cC'.OM'AS. '
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Seeds Y . - Salt
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Fresh Barrel ,
Garden WATCH OUR AD. CHANGES. Sack ,
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0-4 celebrated VanDuger Extract _ : :
f'3 U a. . People of New York to furnish g , PI
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P-c - . C ' . ao
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a. tracts. To get the .goods lUtro-
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Or a BUTTER-Fancy table. OJ .
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Macaroni 12,15. - J ' . . CB' ' 'en. ' Grape Large ! - Fruit. and I I
New York' Fancy.
Full Cream TRADE -
Ch eese. 20 c. Pare Old MARK Cider 'VllleK'ar Try them .
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[ / spring than we ever had and , prices of good leather
) considered , we are selling them cheaper than we ever fl \
: . did. You must see and examine the goodi to appreciate \ "
\ / the value we give you for the money. , ' \ .
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We have everything that is good , such as ,
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Good Enough Gang Plows.1 ) ;
, ' . Sure Edge Drop Corn Planter ' "
= , : The Gretchen Edge Drop Planter , $32.00 { 1
rj t4x16 Disc Harrow at $24.00. See it i
. : Many kinds of cultivators. \8 \ '
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CHANCE TO SECURE FACTORY
A pUlllp manufacturing company -
pany , temporarily located at
Kansas City , Mo. , has written to
the REPunLIcAN seeking inform -
form tion in regard to the
facilities our city has , and the
inducements we are willing to
offer to secure their factory , the
product of which would be largely
In demand in this section of the
country.
The company will have , to start
ou , a paid ug capital stock of
$50,000.00 , a\ld proposes to
manufacture , among other things
in the water supply and fire
protection line , an Automatic
Pumping Machine , which is a
great innovation in this class of
machinery. ' .fhe machine which
they claim they have on exhibition -
tion at their Kansas City office
may be wound up. and then it will
automatically furnish fresh water
whenever a float in a trough or
tank indicates that it is needed.
It is so designed that it can ,
through back gearing , be easily
wound up in fifteen minutes , and
it will then ordinarily , depending
on conditions , run continuously
for twelve hours , but inasmuch
as the average farmer , as a rule ,
only requires about one hour's
constant pumping to suPply , his
necdl ! : for a day , one winding will ,
therefo"1e , in most cases , answer
for twelve days , and th machine
is not affected bv wind , or. tne
lack of wind , r weather conditions -
ditions of any kind. The machine -
chine is so constructed that , it
may be attached to any pump ,
. just as it is in any we ] ] ; tIle only
.change being necessary is' the
piping to the trough or tank ,
connected to which is the : float
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t property in town , two a.t a.n &specia.lly low I
blocks from the public I price unti ( Ma.y l t , I
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BROKEN BOiW'
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'The Most Laughable Oomedy
H it of th'e Season
AGONIZINGLY FUNN'Y '
HYSTERICALLY SERIOUS'
Smiles Spread Lile Syrup in a
Sumn1er Sun
. It is a clean , wholesome farce-comedy with a plot ,
bristling with novelties and filled with a torrent of
seething , bubbling fun.
Reserved Scats , SOc ; General Admission , 35cj Children 25c.
Scats can be reserved at McComas' drug store and Groat's hardware
store.
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Experience Costs oney
If your house needs paint let the experience of
others mor than half pay for the work by using
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Best Prepared Paint
First-last-and all the time.
I The use of inferior painto , is expensive experience.
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' Did it ever occur to an ) of our'readers ' as a passing wonder , why a
'Inanufe spreader was in.tIIUI . Y waYIi. the very same contrivAnce and tbe
very same device that was design cd 'more than thirty years' ago by the
, original inventors of this now very active and very popular machine ?
. . ' Compare , if you will. the average spreader of today with the spreaders
( " 'that 'wcre PJ1t on the lI1lrket ! as fnrPl1cle : as 1870. If ) "OU will do this ,
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oti' wil see that'ltearly every machine uses the fame old style beatt'r '
wheel , and practically the sa ne general arrangement for unloading and
distributin the load ,
The LItchfield machine was criticized when first brought out , for
being so radi aUy different from other machines. People sailt they
didn't want to fool with an ffcxperhuent , " and to be plain , we had an
up-hill job before u in introducing this modern Spreader. The princi.
pIes , however , of Ur'lUa 1iine' were rigidly adherred to and we have .
.year.by year worked out , perfected , and introduced new ideas , until to.
'day , the r.itchfield Manure Sl'rt'ader has not a peer in the land.
n would seem to the casual observer that other manufacturero are
satisfied with the oM style belter wheel and the devices that go with it.
, It would seem that there has nCJt been the energy put forth to perfect
I LInd make this part of the manure spreader as near up-to-date as it sQould
'be. T1iis h w ver , cl nnot be said of the Litchfield Mfg. Co. The
. J > eater wh el ori'this modern sp'rea er is years ahead of anything else in
j our country. I Inlconnection with this , the make-up and construction of
the spreader box.at the rear end of the nlachine has much to do with ,
the perfect work that this beater wheel is able to perform. :
i I The codtbination of the 'automatic acting tail-gate ; the adjustable .
comb , w ich can be set to meet the varying requirements of aU kind of
I material ; the individual spring teeth on the combj the methot of driving
the bel1ter whe lj and from it , the driving of the conveyor ; all of these
thin s go to make up the wonderful results that this modern spreader
produces at the "Dusiness End. "
The Litchfield SpreaUer lllis hall a great amount of hard worle in
I devising and perfectrng ) ndividual improvt'lIIents on the beater wheel ; I
the b0l1y'or'the box ; the comb ; the tail-gate ; the driving mechanism ; I
besides ful1y as much worle and labor in combining these elements into I
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It barmotli us working results. A giant effort has been made to produce
I ' working results rather 'than to push the sales of these machines. with
'me strong belief mat the mill of merit grinds slow. but that it grinds I
most emplll tically sure.
I" C. S. MARTIN , Broken Bow. I
OTTUN BROS. & MARTIN , SAHGUNT.
L THOMSON & MARTIN , ANSLHV. \
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