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Normal Netes.

Miss Kate Baker is hack in school
after her struggle with the measles.
r. X. Steel and A. r. Morgan were
taking an inventory Of Normal doings
on Wednesday. Both Of their schools
have closed.
Prof. Blanton was absent on Tues.
day on account Of sickness in the
family.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson, OF Sedalia. I'D
the opening exercises last Friday morn
ling. He is the father Of Miss NJ. ].
Henderson a former teacher, who is
well known to nearly all the students.
Prot. Nason's class in Ancient Liter
ature have again resumed that study. 1t
was temporarily dropped during the
first of the term to give the "threes" a
chance to finish up the study Of Ethics.
The representative ofthe Two. Three,
and Four years cla. ses have this week
been determined. W. I. Ragland, w.
ID. Grove have the honor of leading the
Twos; Mss Libbie Miller and r. E..
Johnston represent the Threes; and
Aven Nelson and Miss NJ. T. Prewett
stand at the head of the Fours. These
are chosen by virtue Of their scholar
ship. Other representatives are yet to
be chosen by the facility.
The Normal Foot. Ball Club is excit-
ing some interest Just now. Last Tues
day evening large crowd assembled
on the grounds to see Mr.. Parcels take
photograph Of the players. This he
did just at sundow the two captains
standing by the ball and their men ar
ranged IN picturesque groups. Two
we'll contested games were played that
evening both of which were gained by
the "Western Heroes under Captain
Grove. Then both sides marched up
town in double file, and around the
public square, the Blue Caps receiving
many compliments from their friends.
Prots. Seitz, Gentry, and loss take
commendable interest in this exercise.
The Star Athletes" had a call meeting
this week in order to dispatch a cake
presented by some of tbs members of
the Chinese Club on their winning
the last match game.
By the way the correspondent of the
Democrat wrote up the Declamatory
Contest last week, one would Judge
that 1t was only common occurrence
That correspondent was surely not
one who takes a pride in and can ap-
preclate such entertainments. Oar
Contest was simply grand, has meyer
been surpassed in the state, and 1t is
more than tight to give it all
the praise it deserves.
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Will Some One Rise to Explain 4!

EDITOR GRAPHIC Last winter
som e poor fellow was found guilty Of
stealing some books belonging to the
school. His name was publicly an
nounced from the Normal rostru,n, and
no pains taken to shield him in the
least from the public contempt. He
was suspended and the act of which he
was guilty, set forth in the most scath-
ing language. Now this was all right,
for it would be wrong for an institution
like the Normal to harbor thief be-
meath its roof. But here's the point
short time since one of our students
was suspected of being guilty of an act
a thousand.fold worse than the one
just mentioned. True, nothing could
be substantially proven, save drawing
weapon on an officer of the law, but
it seems that the Normal faculty found
enough circumstantial evidence. aside
from the direct, to byi0aksy sus-
pend the gentlsmam(D The susp;-
cious conduct of this last guilty STU
dent should be considered as heinous
as the first mentioned misdemeanor.
Then why take such pains to shield
him in his guilt by privately informing
him that he was excused from the
school? Such men should be set for.
ward in their true light, especially in an
institution like the Normal. where
hundreds of parents send their daugh-
tiers to school, entrusting them to the
teachers in charge. Instead of that,
very few know that he was even private
ly suspended, Does not the case
seem to call for public SUSPENSION i?
JUSTICE.
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CHARMING"
Marsh's Golden BaIsam, the Great Lung
Medicine, Gives Pefect Satisfaction.

1--WE have great confidence in your
Golden Balsam. We have used 1t in
our family several times, for Coughs
Colds, Sore Throat, etc., and found it a
charming remedy Mrs. A. L. Har.
ris, Kansas City, Mo.
81 have handled your GOLDEN BAL
SAM with success. 1t gives perfect sat-
lstaction to my customers. &c. T.
VanCleave, druggist, Stanberry, Mo.
81 have suffered with an affection of
the Lungs for nearly two years. l have
used all the popular and well known
remedies. but nothing has benefited
me SO much as MARsH's GOLDEN BAL
SAM, which l am now uslng."-[J. C.
Ries, Wyandotte, Kans.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM. for the
Throat and Lungs, and MARsH's Col
DEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, are for
sale by every druggist in Kirksville.
Large bottles 50 cents and 81.
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lxAUGURATED.
he Kirksvllle Creamery In Active
Operation.

Tuesday morning we had the pleas
ure of witnessing the commenment OF
OF active business at the kirksville
Creamery. A large supply of cream,
the result Of the first gathering from a
wide circuit of country was on hand
and in prime condition. The big churn
run by ,steam was started at
few minutes after nine o'clock and in
about forty minutes over one hundred
pounds of choice butter greeted the
eyes Of the spectators. Each step of
the process was watched with eager
interest by large number of K,rks-
vill.s best citizens representing almost
every branch Of business and profession
and all were enthusiastic in express
sions of satisfaction at the complete
success OF this first tf,al of the new in
dustry The building in every part
has been thorough piece of work
specially adapted for the business to De
prosecuted within. 1t is admirably
situated in the northeast part of town
with ample drainage and good water
supply-two important requisites. The
power used is supplied by fou, horse
power engine. and hot and cold water
is conducted by pipes to points where
ever needed in the work of butter
making. Work rooms, COOLING rooms,
ice rooms, office and engine rooms, are
arranged with view to convenience
and speed in the various processes.
Mr.J. ]. Smith, OF Maryvilie, Mis-
sour, has been in charge Of the ar
rangemeht, ETC., of the machinery and
az paratus of tn. creamery. Assisted
by his father on Tuesday morning they
took tine first batch of cream and put it
through the various processes without
a hitch or flaw TIL it came out No. l.
first class, gilt edge, creamery butter,
packed and sailed, and ready for ship
ment. These gentlemen evidently
thoughly understand their business.
We learn that the creamery has near
Iy if not quite, one thousand cows on its.
list and that work will now proceed
without stop or delay of any kind. We
hope and believe the enterprise will
prove financial success not onl, to The
o! The creamery but also to
the farmers of this section.
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Wilson WhIttlings.

Farm work was brought to sudden
stop last Saturday, by rain. This was
the first rain sufficient to stop the pillow
since spring work began.
A heavy rain and hail storm struck
this section last Sunday evening. RAN
fell in torrents. Hail was picked up in
our door yard after the storm abated
nearly as large as hen eggs. The storm
was not accompanied by much wind
which doubtless saved much window
glass.
Salt river Is now outof its banks and
spread over the bottoms in some places.
The rise was very sudden.
Farmers are taking a little needed
rest since the late wet weather which
will not come amiss to themselves and
their teams. 1t will be several days
before blowing and planting can be re-
sumed.
Tie weather has been cold and back
ward here this spring. For this reason
and the planting Of bad seed, much
corn will have to be re-planted and we
fear there will be poor stand IN near
ly all the fields planted mp to this time.
Small grain-Oats look well, and
grass is doing finely since the rain.
The weather has been almost too cold
and dry for the small gram until late
ly. There has been no wheat sown to
speak of in this section.
Fruit-Apples are alive, not being
killed by frost, in this section so far as
we have been able to learn. Peach
trees were nearly all winter killed, but
some of them ere sprouting from the
root.
Our friend Robert Clark and wife
have gone to housekeeping in Brashear.
Robert will soon find out what q gro
Gerry bill means, and how quick that
o ound of soda and half dollars worth
coffee will give out, unless he Is more
favored than most mortals.
Frank Gibbs and wife, whose mar
rage was announced IN the GRAPHIC
recently, have been on wedding tour
to visit relatives IN Iowa, have return
ed and are now living with Franks
mother, Mrs. A.. l.. Gibbs.
The body of Isaac Barnhart. the
young breakman who was killed IN H.,
and buried at Wilson, was taken up by
desire of relatives in Pennsylvania, and
placed in metallic coffin and orwarc-
ed to Pittsturg, where we understand
he has relatives living.
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GREExTeP GATHERINGS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent
We had another big rain on Sunda!
last, which did considerable damage
Corn badly washed out, fences ane
bridges washed away, and those who
desire water can now have all they
want. AS cleanliness is next to god
liness," suppose we an take bath.
DR.. Wilson contemplates building 9
business house, 1Sx32. We under
stand he will commence work in a
short time. When completed he vii
move his stock of drugs into it.
On Monday last we noticed Walker
Towles on our street. Heis just back
from Colorado. We judge from his
smiling looks that there must be some.
thing quite attractive in Greentop.
]. G Sickles, train dispatcher on
the M. l. N. r. R., was in town one
day last week.
The little daughter of John Lowe,
who was blown of the r. r. bridge
during the storm last week, is now con-
valescent.
Rev. James A. Grow will preach at
the bridge creek church, on the third
Sunday in May. Every body cordially
invited TO attend.
One morning last week Geo. San
ford got UP early and thought he saw
a JACK rabb in his garden. On ex.
animation he found it to be a mule
colt.
Miss A. Owen is quite sick with the
measels.
Jacob Wilmer, representative Of
Greentop Lodge, No. s65 of Odd Eel
lows, is at St. Louis this week, attend
ing the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
w. B. Reynolds, of Willmathville, is
in town today, with a car load of fat
hogs, and he will ship them to St, Louis
in few days.
Frank Finch IS a. home this week.
We understand he will remain at home
this summer.
Can somebody tell US what has be-
come of Rex, the Floyd Creek cores
pondent. We would be glad to hear
from him again. We hope he is not
dead.
John Lee is building an addition to
his dwelling house.
Died-At her residence half mile
west of this place, Mrs. Heyline, on
Monday last. She was about 10 years
of age. Her remains were inferred at
this place, this evening, May IS, 1883.
SHIBBoLETH.
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Resolutions of Respect.

UNANIMOUSLY adopted It a regular meeting
Of Perseverance Lodge No. AS l. .. ofG. I.
OF Willard Mo-, May Il, 1883
WHEREAS: In the providence Of God,
brother Robert H. Barr has been removed
from our midst by the relentless hand OF
death.
RESOLVED: That in the death Of brother
Barr the Lodge has lost an earnest and faith
full member. the church an exemplary and
consistent Christian, the community one Of
Ito most promising young men.
RESOLVED: That We as Lodge do most
deeply sympsthize with the bereaved mother
and surviving brorhcr; realize they have lost
an afectionate son and brother.
RESOLVED: That q memorial page be set
apart In our Lodge record, that the charter
be draped in mourning for thirty days in
memory of our deceased brother.
RESOLVED: That the family be furnished
copy q these resolutions, also each Of the
kirksville papers for publication.
T; Is ) AZ S ~ Committee.
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WANTEp |
MIIard Matters.
Graphic Correspondence.

Our little town is still improving;
nice croquet ground, our merchants
are taking quite an interest in playing.
Mrs. Noah Stukey fell and dislocated
her shoulder. It will be some time
before she can use her arm.
Mrs. Collett has been quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Stuckey had the
measles, but is able once more to be
in our social circle.
Mr.. Willie Weatherford and Mr..
Abble Cunningham OF String town,
spent Friday with Mr.. Shores. Mr.. S.
S. is teaching CUR school; girls keep
close ashore.
Any one wishing instructions on
violin, will call on John Dodson & Co.
Foot race, Charlie Miles and Henry
Ivy. Charlie being so large could not
run well.
Mr.. c. N. Cook has not Gagged his
Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Stuckey, John
Dodson and Fed Shoemaker called at
Mrs. Simmons and spent the evening
very pleasantly; all being musicians.
Mr.. VIM. Hart Of Kirksville, spent
Sunday in Millard as the guest of the
Simmons Hotel.
Success to the GRAPHIC.
A CLOSE OBS ERvER,
Nav I eth. 1881.
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Eleur store.

The Kirxsyille mills have opened ont
a Flour Store in tho Coop build.
ing, where you can purchase from ono
sack to car load of cholce family -four,
at mill prices. Fsrmera mechanics,
and in fact everybody can save money
by purchasing Of FIRST hands. Choice
Flour only 500 to t1.5O per sask.
Bran, Graham Flour and ship stuf for
sale.
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Graphic subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday, May nth.
H.O. Ryon. 75c; w. Prentiss, 800;
]. ID. Markey. 1.50; K. n. Toler, so;
R. 7. Mil.ay, 1.50; w. H. Abbott Soc;
Oren Meeker, LOO; VIM. Motter. Zoe;
jessie Motter 75c; John Lorton, 1.50;
Charity F. Adams, 1.50.
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Petit Jurors.

For the June term Circuit Court
Jacob Haller,I Theo Brigham, Guy Chan.
dler, David Reesman, j. h. Campbell
A. L, Woods, VIM. Fickel, j. R. Levin,
John Howk, DR.. Pickens, John SHIRLEY,
Reuben Miles, VIM. Sangster, E. 2.
Truitt, James NJ. Hughes, Alfred Story,
Sol. OBrlen, VIM. Hart, ST., D. A. Ely,
ST., c. L. Bounds, w. H. Sewell, Rufus
Cavett, Harrison Zeigler, and w. P.
Linder.
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willard Bros.

Are alive and coming" for the spring
trade. Customers will find them at all
times fully supplied with everything
in their line.
They have just opened out a new
crate of handsome Queensware which
they are selling out at bottom figures
They also keep constantly full sup
ply of the celebrated Hannibal Eagle
Roller Mills -four. every sack of which
is warranted full weight and first quail
itY.
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Bought In.

Jonas B. Caskey has just purchased
the Magruder Grocery and has gone
into active business again. He is stock
ing up with full line and invites all
his old friends to call and see him. He
ls going it alone now and proposes to
do a first class business. You will find
him at the Magruder stand, 4 doors
south of the Savings Bank.
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Normal Contracts.

The Board of Regents awarded the
contracts for improving Normal as fol
lows:
Excayatine and paving around the
basement to Jas. Shahan for $921'25.
Piastering to Armstrong e. Ford,
1915.
Carpenter work and material, etc, to
Glenn & DeReamer, $4,000.
Painting to L. w. Chase, $1s95.0O.
Heating with steam entire building
to Branch, Crook & Co.. tor 1886 co.
Democrat.
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STILL on Hand.

John Hannah the popular Grocery
man is going it alone this spring and
his old customers will find him ready
to serve them promptly, and he invites
as many new ones as choose to come
Room for all and plenty of goods allow
figures.
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cess.
PUBLIC SALE.

Public sale will be made Of the Brick
Church in Pettis township. known as
the Pleasant Mound CHURCH. on
SATURDAY, June 10th 1883.
to the highest bidder, by direction of
the Trustees of said church
no At.
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FOR lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
porous plaster. Price rs cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by US on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
sHILOHS vITALIZER is what you ueed
for constipation. loss Of appetite. Dizziness
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and 70 cents per bottle.
GROUP. WHOOP1NG Cough end Bronchi-
tis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by T. r Fowler, Kirksville, o.
n34.e "
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Public Meeting.

There will be a public meeting on
Monday evening, May 81, 1888 to dis
cuss the proposition for a new school
house. Parties opposing the PROPOSE
ton (lf there are any especially invited
to be present. COMMITTEE.
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Spring Wsrk.

The time for spring work Is here,
and We desire every farmer to bear IN
mind that we have the largest and best
assortment Of farm implements ever
brought to this market. a full line
of Sulkeys, Flows. Cultivators, Rakes,
Harrows, Planters, Check Rowers, Drill
Attachments, etc. Do not fail to see
them at LINK & BRAsFIzLD's.
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View Grocery.

Us. Baker G. Co. is the new firm
which succeeds j. B. Larkins in the
grocery business. The store is now
opened out for business with a fine line
of groceries, one door west of Groves
Drug store. The many friends Of that
popular salesman, Mr.. Jas. Osenbaugh
will find him behind the counter to
wait on customers. Drop IN and see
them.
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H.GROW

The "Boss Shoe Maker" is prepar-
ed to do all kinds of work in first class
style. Fine sewed shoes and boots
specially. Call and see him when you
want anything in his line. At Kin
near & Eckert's, west side square.
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a WHOLE TOWN FOR SALE

Z KNOWN as Cook or Mcpherson Z
O., including good stock of goods,
Post-ofiice and r. r Ticket Office, stu
at.d II miles west of Kirksville, on the
ON. e. 2. division of the Wabash Ry.
l have cleared $4,000 at this place in
less than two years, selling goods. En-
quire of the Mayor, Postmaster and
Ticket Agent as above. No 4w
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Ladies' dress goods, every
thing new and at lowest prices
to be found anywhere at Har-
Ian Bros.
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FIR shoday, cheap John, auction
trash and ; cent prints, and f cent .ging-
hams, and 5 cent dress and E cent PAPER
shoes donf esen be gully Of calling on
B. f. Lamkin, for he don't keep that
kind of tLundsy and dent you forget it,
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Examine our Embrolderies, Baylor's

THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured BY Shiloh's cure. We guarantee it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizeris guar
anteed to cure you.
6LEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED. health, and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasa hi ctOr free. Sold by
7. r. Bowler. Kirksville, No. no 3l-e 1-y
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Garden tools, spades, forks, rakes, etc.
full line at BEcKroL G SxYDER's.
Building hardware of every descrip-
ton. Call at BEcKroL e. SNYDER's.
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Choice Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
Nowls the time to seed your lawns
yards. etc. For sale at
LINK & BRAsr1KIDs.
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Johb Hannah

Wants to see you. Call and get your
family groceries at the old and popular
staad west side of the square.
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AS you pass by, notice those
splendid show windows and
contents at Harlan Bros
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And every farmer needing Plow of
any description, a Planter, Cult,vator
or any implement or machine in his
line can find them atthe big Store" of
Carothers & Greene, east side. Don't
fail to call and get prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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We don't quote prices for
we always undersell all such
prices at the Palace Store Of
Harlan Bros.
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The New Barber Shop.

On the southeast corner of the square
is the best shop in the town. Call and
see us. HANNAH & HANNAH.
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Paper hangings, curtains and tx
lures, decorations etc, for ceilings, IN
fact everything You need at low figures
at F. A.Grove's, south side square.
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Those new style Wash Silk
Fichus and Collars at Harlan
Bros.
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Will it pay you to buy flour at Ross
&Co'they Dbl. at reduced rates
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MARRIEA,

AsHER-ATTERRERRv-On Nay 10th, Rev. W.
sne niss Ida .. Atterberry al ~ Kirksville.
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See those new NobbyP rints
Just received at Harlan Bros
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HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!

All the new nobby styles for
men, youths. and boys; the
biggest and best stock and at
lowest prices at Harlan Bros.
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The best Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-for sale at
BEcKroL & SNYDERs
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Tile No66iest
LATEST STYLE HATS
BIG STOCK
lust ,elxiped at HARLAN BROS.
TIL, Nnbbs-ef
seed Corn I

Those desiring Seed Corn that will
grow, will do we'll to call ON Link &
Brass6eld. They are just shipping in
choice lot that was carefully selected
by Mr.. Link especially for seed. n33 tt
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4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE CHEAP.

a HOUsEOF sRooMS-One .tory-good cellar
"A and cistern, four lots enclosed, good wood
shed aud chicken house. rolling ground, 10 budded
Of various kinds. forest shade trees. ETC., five
blocks west ofsauare' Price 800 l-2 down balance
on the. A very desirable location. Apply at this
snics. no-4su.
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70 Late Styles in dress good, BayIors

Window curtains, anice line with al
the necessary fixtures, for sale at bot
tom figures by F. A. GnovE.
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Everything in New Goods
Just received at Harlan Bros.
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Go to Ross & Co., for coal, com,
wood and feed, by car load or by the
small.
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"THEY SAY"

Never mind what they say, but call
and price our goods before purchasing
anything IN the hardware or imple-
ment line. We mean business.
CARorHKRs & GREEN
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Becktol & Snyder have the latest
style gasoline stoyes-lust the thing for
summer use,