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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
Union Platform.

Adopted by the Nebraska Unien Con,
vunriOu al Pls,tsmsuth. Sepsnlber 18th,
1865:
WaEREAs, Since the last meeting of
the Union Party of this Territory, a great
party victory has been achieved in our
Delegate Election, aud period has been
pUi TO the active military power Of the
,S.sv Holders Rebellion; we therefore.
l.atirm. that as lovers of the Constitu-
ton auo Laws. and to preserve he Union.
ne formed this political organization,
sod for the maintenance aud preServa-
ton VI the same We invite and solicit the
srtive cooperation Of all loyal citizens ;
aud
WHSRrAs, The policy Of our mariyred
President was Indicated and developed
by the necessities Of the war as il pro-
greSsed. I'VE DOW suest the wisdom which
caused him devOtediy to work and patient.
y 70 wait /; ard
WHEREAS, The great and arduous
Work Of reconstruction, in The hands of
his Suec' ssor aud Congress, is as new aud
unprecedented ia this nation as was the
war which proceeded 1t therefore
Resolved, That having unqualified
confidence aud fully endorsing the pol.
Icy and patriotism OF Andrew johnson,
President OF the UnIted SlatesS we
await the development Of the ~reconstruc-
. OF the UuIon, confidently believeing
that through his counsels AID The legis.
lstiVs wisdom Of the people justice will
be done; the Laws INDICATED, The Con.
s'itutio1 and Union preserved.
KeSOtpSd, That all The ben. fits accru-
ny trotr Tie sacrifice of lite aud expen-
dndres of treasure can only be secured
by elevating TO Office the devotodIy loyal,
and carefully excluding from Office the
diSloyal.
ResOLUed, That we are proud of the
soldiers of Nebraska, who by years of
patriotic toll and sacrifice have aided in
sustaining the natlOn's life and honor,
md Upholdiug The Constitution and Laws;
add that the are Untitled TO the graft
tude and assistance Of all lovers of the
Union. and TO imperishabIe aod undying
honors.
Resolved, That in the election Of Fer
ritOrial and County officers we invite the
earnest aud hearty cooperation of ali
loyal lei without regard 10 former party
affiliations, aud welcome them ~ our Or
RAnization.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
LATEST NENS.

The Richmond TINES says the ne.
groes are beginning 10 come to lhei it
senses, aud are lrss i~usolent aud more
industrious than formerly.
The Richmond Wing urges the selec.
ton OF candidates at the approaching
election in Virginia who can take the
cath of a~Ilegianc. They have prOfled
by the experience gained ia the last cleo.
ton.
Il is proposed in Missouri to change
the dress Of penitentiary cOnViets to cor.
respond with that of the late Confede.
rate flag.
The eOlored people Of North Carolina
hold ! Convention on the 9th, to con.
slider the prOPriety Of asking the privi-
lege Of The elective franchise, which they
enjoyed prior To 1880.
An order has been Issued mastering
4, all the cOlored troops mustered in The
North.
Ia the lndian Council, now IN session
n F. Scott, The Creeks, on the 12lh, said
that The names Of their chiefs affixed 10
Iebel lreaues, were put there without
their knowledge or consent, and that the
anne "a true with regard TO the Indians
Of the plains.
a Convention Of the colored citizens
es Kansas il called TO meet q, Leavsn.
worth Oct. Alb.
The English Ea,bsssY has carefully
: noted the Renisn demonstrations 10 This
country, and it is understood that the
hons goFernmeut has already opened
communication with this government re.
garding them.
Sixty-two rebels Of the $4,000 class
received pardon on the l4lh.
The 8. c. sIte Convention me- on
the l4th, al Columbia. Ouiy four mem
bers are sno wn Uuionis,s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21

So that the Democracy Of Nemaha
c county may be posted, we Published the
main resolution adopted by the Demo-
cratic Central Committee, which met in
Nebraska City on tie 7.h:
Resolved, Tha, We earnestly recpm-
mend the Conservative men of the seye-
raj ccu1ties. TO unite with the Democra-
cy in completing and Perfee;ing a 'hOr-
Ough political organization Of all citizens
opposed TO Negro suffrage in this Terri
tory" q 1as
This we also urge upon ALL who can
cOnscientiOUsly feel the danger, near or
remote. Of Negro suffrage in this Ter
ritory al the same time beware of the
parry who adopted The above resolution.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21

The Omaha Republican publishes the
letter of Sec. Harlan, in which occurs
The following
IL beg leave respectfully to state that
you m~lsaprehend thepOsitIon Vi President
johnson, and my own, as weR as fhGt OF
the Union party at large. The real qurs-
TOD at issue, IN a national point of view,
is not whether negroes shall be permit
ted to vote, but Uhether they shau dsriue
that authority from the National GOvern-
mGnt, 0 from State Governments respect
iUeIy.
President johnson maintains the doc.
tTine tina, the Constitution of the United
Sales does not confer on the Federal
Government the right to interfere, prI-
marlIy with the question OF suffrage Ia
any State of the Union"
The Republican,, in COMMENT & on
he letter, says:
"That he qualification of voters is
peculiarly a question of State control, we
nave never doubted" And says the
Letter "wilI commend itself to NE un
qualified approval of The greIs body Of
she Republican party throughout the
country"
On which the News says:
"After the publlcatien Of the ab We
unqualified endo-semen, of HegrO-Sufrage;
bow can Ye dgCd african avoid the Is
sue in Nebraska z"
Is the News opposed to the princi pie.
above quoted from Sec. Harlan's letter
II so, what does it favor? The "un.
qualified approval of the above doctrine
we know 10 be a fact with the Union
party of this section. When the ques-
lion of the President granting negro suf-
frage by proclamation was recently urged
by a few ultra radicals Of the east, the
GOPperhead press, and many Union pa
pers, Denounced X, aud the News howIed
most Justify against it ; now the above is
endorsed by the Republican party gene
rally, and several Democratic State Con-
ventions, and again the News denounces
it, and howls out opposition against it,
The fact is Morton and the Copper.
head party of this Territory are lost
and perfectly be ildered are travelling
around in a circle, all sides seem TO them
bounded by negroes, and their main and
orly hope is hat the Union party will
take up the negro" and let them out
or, Morton, at least, must soon perish
of negro on tie brain"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21

As a specimen Of Copperhead Demo-
cratic courtesy aud their most effective
arguments. we make some extracts from
the three COpperhead papers Of Nvbras-
ka in noticing the meeting Of the Union
Central Committee, at Plausmouth, on
the 7th:
FINELY, IndiaDeering ceased and the
q -nigger voting, p%rO-t4xatiOn, prostate
element Of Nebraska Territory is com
handed by the Indian Council to assem-.
ble in Mass Convention, at Portsmouth.
on the 18th of This month. when il is tx-
pected to nominate somebody for Office
that is not competent to perform the To-
dian business. The masses Will b5Ihere,
al but the M.''-Re1vs.
The last sentence, we suppose, ia an
announcement that Morton will not at.
tend, but lhat other COpperhead report.
ers viii be there Morton is to . great
extent excusable for being such a black.
guard" as be held Office under Bnch-
aDaD.
The lndisn Agents, Nho met al Platte
mouth on the 9th inst, have called a
Union ~ Convention, for nominating an
Auditor and Treasurer Bellevue Times.
"The negro show What met here ON
Thursday last, failed 70 exhibit Rambo in
bis full manhood. but they succeeded in
making him visible in their political pro.
gramme. Great and glorious ~negro-ele.
waiting Parly.-PtdttsmOutk &ntinel.
These last papers are only lacking in
"nssly ability" to say worse. Poor fel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
WANRED

AGENTS, $3.50 per month, to sell the improved
New England Family Sewing Machines,
Price E18. This Machine will Stitch, Hem. Fell
Tuck, Cord, Braid, Bind, Gather, Quilt and EN-
broider, most beautifully. It is made in the most
durable manner-is elegantly finished, and is the
unly reliable cheap Machine in the market. Il
ma es the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut, and the cloth cannot be pulled
aIart. Every Machine is warranted for Eve years
Addre. S, DANE 4 co. Post Office Box So, Chica-
20, ILL.,, or call st Room No. 8, p. D. Block, corner Of
Monroe and Dearborn streets, Chicago.
"a CAUTiON.-We caution the public not "a
buy We. thIess, old style, small size Machine, sold
under a similar name, or otherwise. We have the
only genuine and really practical cheap Machine
manufactured. 52-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21

The proceedings of the County BniC
Conveu.io will be found 10 another co
una.. The Union Ticket is as follows
For Representatives.
WI. B. PHILLIPS,
WM. A. POLLOCK
X. B. SMITH.
J. w. ia YLOR
For Clerk and Recorder
VIM. H. HOOVER,
Tor ETeGsHreE
JONAS HACKER
For Probate Judge
GEO. w. FAIRBROTHER.
For Sheriff
". 6 GLASGOW.
Ror Ccsrty Commissioner
F. G. HOLMES.
gor Prosecuting .ASOrnsg
8. NJ. RICH.
For County Surveyor
W. r. WRIGHT.
For Coroner
c. P. RICHARDSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21


Regarding the North Star scandal .
of which we spoke a couple of weeks
since, we find the following in the Rock.
port Journal
From currant reports, we did not tell
half the worst of the story. HilIman
has beer keeping the wife Of Aiken. or
rather she has been keeping him upon
her husbands earnings since he (Aiken)
has been in the army. On Wednesday
last (Sept. 6th) he started to leave the
county when ali attachment was issued,
bot the officer executing the same failed
10 Overlake him, he having had some
twenty miles The start. 1t is now sup
posed that he has gone below to meet the
woman (Aiken's wife) and that he will
no.: again return, though some believe ne
will. The neighborhOnd in which the
parties live have known the facts in
the case for some time past. but the cli-
max was ouAy brought about by the re.
turn of Aiken.
The two families ruined by this affair
have the sympathy of Ihe community,
the children OF both being mostly girls,
some of whom are nearly grown up.
We have been shown a letter from the
"deluded frail one" to HilIman, which he
was in TOO much of a hurry to take mi
Of the Rockport p~ost-ofhce. Wherein
she calls dear HilInan'' to come 10 her
that she expects she will soon be SICK"
etc. We have been requested to publish
this letter, bu, think it too sickening to
place before our readers.
In Dur fOrnlrr remarks we stated that
Mrs. Hillman would follow her husband,
This is a mistake, she intends selling out
and going east 10 her parents.
We learn that this Hlllman was a mem
Der of RockPcrt Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ.
if so, we hope that Lodge will Dust him,
and publish 10 brethren at a distance bis
true character.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given shs. at the next general
Election to beheld in the Several PrecinctS on
Tuesday the 10Th day Of 0ctOoer, A. u 1885, the
question will be submitted n the people Of Nema-
Ia County Nebraska. Whst her they will vote . tax
Of two mills on the Dollar valuation Of the proper
ty within said County, to be planed upon the taz
list of 1885, to aid in the Construction Of 3 building
for County purposes.
The manner of voting will be as follows those
in favor Of said tax will place upon their ballots
the words for tax" and those opposed to said tax
will place upol their ballots che words against
TAX"
By order of the County Commissioners
WILLIAM b. HOOVER.
Santembsr Il. 1855. 81 st Go. Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21

lows, it seems TO hart them amazingly 20
blink that the Indians ~ dealt fairly BY.
and that the negro is to be ~"elevsted"
in preference 10 themselves we do think
:he country would profit more by their
"~eievatiou." II would quiet their -.jssI.
ousy" Of "poor sam5o."
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
d APPRAISED STOCK.

On Saturday September 23d 1855, will offer
Car ale 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand in
the Citv of BrownviIle, Nemshs County, Nebraska
Territory, One stray COW, red and white co" with
the points Of the horns turned in, no other marks
or brands. Supposed to be i've years old. AP-
sI.ss R. v. HUGHES, J.P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
SALE OF STOCK.

On Saturday, September z5d 1909, Wln oner
far ssIe "a the highest bidder, for cash in band, in
tbo Ctr Of BrOwnyils, Nemah 3 County, Nebraska
TERRITORY One Stray rJAn COW, WITH dark red head
brin5ls 1eck letter FL" on left nip, crop OF Of the
Taft ear right ear torn of. Supposed 70 be six
SI-ss z. Y. HUGHES, j P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. Editor: Please announee the
following:
Il you want a new County Clerk and
Recorder vote for DIR. McComas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21

AS there is a Democracy 10 Nebraska,
il is we'll TO observe what kind of a party
" is and what its principles are. We
lake the following from the ''call'1 Of the
Bellevue Times to the "untsrriied"aBd
harmonious" Of Sarpy county. which
it is trying to !. Fitalizs" as suggested by
the News:
"Let every one be present. and show
TO the world thet the Democracy Of Sarpy
are alive and awake to the ~-princiPaIs of
Democracy, which are TO ave the country,
f she ever is saved, from a pesPOtts@
rorss than that of Russia"
Does not this chime wellswith the eK-
pressions Of the rankes, rebels, North
and South. during the war VaIlandig-
ham could MOI denounce the Government
more pOin,edly and yet, the Democra-
~ Of New York and other States are en-
iOrsing this same Government, which the
Nebraska Democracy denounce. Sol
diers, and you who have lost loved ones
"a defense of your country, how de you
like "ths style" Of this Democracy
Will you sustain by word, act, or deed, u
party built upon the 50 me Internal prin-
cipals which inaugura,ed the rebellion Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21

We have heard considerable about
horse-s,eallng in the counties Of Atchi.
son and Holt in Missouri. The follow
ing we find in the AIchiSon county Jour
nal, Sept: 18Th ::
On Monday and Tuesday night Of
this week, horses. were stolen iul this
county from Sidney Scram, of Tarkio
Township. Joseph league, and Daniel
Walkup, n horse each, and two horses
from White aud Su,ith, at the residence
If John F. Sly of Clark Township. -
Parties went ia pursuit, but lost track OF
the thieves near Mound City. While
the pursuers, in part, we're taking supper
At ESQ. Calon's, The thieves past. and
we're called upon TO halt. but only ans
wered by firing their reviewers. They
then past on 10 Mound City, and with
drawn revolvers past through the town
N presence Il the balances Of the crowd
Of pursuers and some fifteen or twenty
Of the citizens Of that place.
Between Mound City and the stage
station. one mile above town, the thieves
fred upon Happy jack" one Of the
Stage Company's drivers. Il is moi
known whether the thieves succeeded 10
getting away with the horses or not.
LGter.-When last heard from, Mr.
James Piatl was ia close pursuit, with
SONS prospect of success if he receive:
proper help fron citizens of Holt counly
We have heard Of other cases Of
horse stealing above and below lhi:
county. and it need no be consldereC
strange if a "raid" was attempted. here
We advise all TO look we'll 10 their horses
VIgilence is cheaper han horse flesh
and much easier than catching horse,
thieves. Be cautious with strangers
it is much better to doubt every stranger
until be has proven his character, than
10 be picked up once. The present
work none can call "Jayhawing )" they
are stealing the best horses wherever
they go. Again, we say, be vigilent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
Sheet-Iron, p and
Japan Ware,
Would respectfully sunonnce to the oitiseusO of
B r O WILLIE

and vicinity that they are now receiving . fresh
supply Of the best Cooking and Heating Stoves now
in use also, q good supply of Brass Kettles, Por-
celain Kettles, Tined Ironed Sauce Pans, Iron Bast-
ing, Table and Teaspoons Coffee Mills, Flat Irons,
Meat Cutters; Spring Balances French Sauce
Pans; Rubber Handle K& Forks RusselIs Butch
er Knives: Curry Combs and Cards, &C., &C., &C.,
ali of which is offered for sale az low IS can be
bought in the market.
We also keep on hand tbs best lot Of Tinware over
offered in BrOwnville, for eaIe as cheap as the cheap
est. Our Tin-ShOp Is always in good running order
where work Of all kinds from a Pint CUP TO a Smoke
Stack can be done in a WOFkmsnliks manner.
Repairing Done With Eeatpsss and Dispatch
Bags, GeppsT snd Brass viii be taken in exchange
for goods.
shop I'm w. 4. Denis OIG Stand,
52-yly One Door East of BILLS Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-21
ESTRAY HOGS.

Is IRA1 HOUo,
Taken up by the undersigned within his enclo-
sed premises near San Francisco, Nemahs County
Nebraska on the 9Th day Of September 1885, one
white Sow, with Eve pigs, also one white Sow,
with pig, no marks. alsO one white Sow marked
with swallow fork and underbit in right ear, sWal-
fork and underbit in left ear also five ShOnts, with
underbit in right ear and overbit in left ear and
also one black ana white rrottsd ShOat, no marks
BrOwnville Sept 9Th 1855.
THOMAS LYKINS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

The COMING FAIR.-The entries alrea-
dy made for the Fair next week arc very
encouraging, and we shall not be surpris.
ed to see the largest attendance at the
exhibitions that has ever been known al
any former Fair. 1t is certain we will
have fair display OF fast horses, as Co
lumbus, Pittsburg, CINCINNATI and pro
bable Chicago will be represented. 1
is desired by the Managers that cattle
sheep and swine be, brought in at al
early day as possible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

CORNER LoUNGING.- We have lie,
fore referred to the practice of grcat
many young men of our city idlin2
away their time at the street corners, in.
dulging themselves in smoking segars
and squirting tobaccojuice in every dire9
ton. Tho practice is not abated, and
unless stop is put TO it the authorities
should he held responsible 1t frequent
" occurs that ladies have to avoid thesf
localities through fear of their dresses
coming in contact with the tobacco juice
winch they repeatedly find covering the
SIDEWALKS On the Sabbath, too, crowd
~ SOung men can be seen indulging in
, N''OS practice The practice has
"'o0i"o decided nuisance
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

MRS. SoUTHwoRTH's New STORY
"Britemarte, the Man Halter" is the title
of ne,c story, which will appear in the
New York Ledger this week, by the above
celebrated writer All who wish to com
mence it should call 1t SMITH & Co.'S,
News Depot Oh Wednesday morning and
procpre copy. Oct SGT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

GAUS g. WARNAFELDT. Projectors of the
Office Saloon aud Restaurant, No. Washington
Hall, sole agents for John 0. Farrell & Cos su
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
by express All kinds of game on hand iii pro-
per season. Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines, Ales, &c, at the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
are fitted mp in the most approved style,
sen2l GIN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

VIM. STAMM would respectfully in
form his friends and patrons, that he has
obtained license, and will hereafter keep
constantly on hand choice Ales, Wines,
Beer and Liquors. Drop in at the '.Fonr
Mile House. and make yourselves at
hntne .uj tta % to s- ca
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03


horo,h. az CoVET,-Clarinda Colds
-u uho :. ' ah female thief in male apparel
D pu,, Is charged with rObbiug Mr.. Georgs
nooOinson oil siSty-three dollars, was
given hearing in this Court vestnr5at
The evidence was about TIE so SsSt'iU"y
stance as appeared in our article Of 80,
terday She was committed 70 10, S'S
further hearing before Court to on ~
the charge of grand larceny S"Tl
Eliza Hunter was arranged on cborae
OF prostitution, bat she snccoodo5 9''
tablishing her innocence and wa :" =. g
charged - was us
John Meriele was fined sln ond i
a aSs nm s.. Collins $40 audeosts, for assault,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
EDUCATIONAL.

"acooMPLIsHED, LADY, MADAME
SCHNURRER,- have been secured for the
Musical and French Departments in st
Josephs Academy She is a pupil of the
celebrated Moscheles Director of the Leirsic Mu.
steal Academy and is herself an experienced
andsuceessful Teacher, both.of Music and the
French language; For the convenience OF l Iq;
SCHNURRER viii also give lessons at the
Wheeling Hospital Applications to be made at
the Academy, cor. Quincy and 5th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

OK TINE AcAIN.--Our young friend w.
j. c. Anderson last evening received an
other lot of those choice oysters Call at
the boat store and secure can while
they are fresh and sweet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
The world for sale-hang out the sign

Call every traveller here to me-"
That he may buy Dr. d. Fl. SeelSes Liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy TO cleanse the glands and mem
branes of the nose and head while on his jour
ney Dust in the nose and head is very i'ju-
rious to the general health, and it may be gent
" removed by the use of this valuable medicine.
Every traveller should have it every iaaly
should have it for this purpose if for no ether
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

D1sMIssED.-The confiscation suit
brought against Alex Campbell, Jr.' and
all similar suits brought against returned
Confederates which were pending in the
Brooke county Circuit Court, have been
dismissed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
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gqEIII,ss aske... laasI
n rs Matter 10
-. Fourth Page

oor,>,rv JII.-Wlthm 'n0
, rh davs the equity jalNas been m, 'lS %ni+e.
few Es"m &c cellar to garrett, the 'el ,,s,, and
iroI and the yard set in o suG clean cam
ths institution looks as neal neat a .oms time
as new " h pp visited it we yesterday al
ternOon uU5 There are at the pres
shown o ,in 1e'p sixty four persons. confined
ent ''nV walls, who are classified as
wiIniD couyicts, five women and TWEEN
iOll r n,er-3O prisoners awaiting trial
", r,,ns. four women and ten men
3 . 'n charged with misdemeanor
" women and four men-6, five OF
liam have been sentenced; city prison
-, civ women and eight men-l4, vi
.h;s numhcr twoare confined Oh charge
,f murder. and will probably be given a
.ri,I ot this term of the Circuit Court
There are six negroes included in the list
Of prisoners. The prisoners have ENJOY
"a EXCELLENT health, daring the past year
There has not been death in the jail
s,cept where aprisoner was shot while
.ttempting to escape, for over ayear,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

An ITEM.-During the past month
there were twenly-si& ."t"' 20 l'r'nSeS
issued from the County Recorders Uifice.
We presume West Alexandria has been
patronized by at least half as many more
of our young couple who have event
and gone and did it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

THE atmosphere last evening was de-
cidedly cool and We should not he sur
prised if it was the fore runner of Jack
frost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

LosT.-About ten days ago, a shirt
stud containing IA carbuncle set. The
hudcr VII ne suitably rewarded by
leaving it ut this Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
cocoa CREAM FOE THE sgAEs

COCOA CREAM FOE ME ts = q H
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair,
Away with your Grey Hair
Away with your Grey Hair
No more rancid Pomades
No more rancid Pomades
Ii you want something elegant,
If you admire delicious Perfume,
If you desire soft and silky Hair,
If you want your Hair preserved
If you want your Hair TO grow,
If you want to prevent premature Badness
If you want TO be rid OF Dandruf
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINS BUSHFIELD,
iu2s Wheeling, W. Va.