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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16
III. Carroll
Wants it understood that lie is still making
FARM LOANS

Aten per cent straight He charges OF other
Tee and has not done this He candidate for
ohce and hence prepared do well NEXT
YEAR Why will a sensible pay commission when he
can get his without commlsson? Tt commission will
ay for your coal next winter aud buy school
Children write your final proofs free of any charge what
ever pay the cash you Sign mortgage in
my Office You don't have wait the slow operation having
papers recorded abstracts made and papers Huron
Pierre FIRST. If loan company will trust the agent with the
money then how does the the
with his psper talk plain because mean business. am
enthusiastic because have the inside farm loans and
feel that can the farmer money If shall be
happy
Recoect that to land free of charge whether
make the loan not and tell you the land what will give
you. My references you know, the people do business
with In these pay all money till
eeas for the od loans because there
possibility that pay of Old loan all such
will make liberal cash advances free any interest,
to make good loans to good honest rne 1t you
have not lived land somebody else for your oan
if you single aud don't have live IT.
cant do anything for you unes you HAVE ACTUALLY LIV
ED ALL THE TIME ON THE LAND.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16
sUMNONs


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
la Justice Court, ra
County Of Hand,
Before L. d. Johrson, Jastios 81 ths
PAco.
w. II. Hawk, PlaiptiE.
F. Y BroEp. Defendant.
The Territory af Dakota sends greeting;
To +. L. Brown, defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear be-
fore me. at my of6ce, In the township Of
Mondamin, in said county on the 18th
day OF January, A. ID. 1887. at o'clock 3.
m. to answer to the complaint Of the above
named plaintiff. W. n. Hawk wiis ciaims
~ recover Of Jon the sun Of eighteen
(slsl, upon your threshing bill. and said
threslliag was done on or about the arst
Of October, 1886. And you are hereLy
notified that II ron fail 10 appear and an
swer rs above required. said plaintiff viii
take judgment for the suln of sightess
dollars with costs Of this pstlop
Given under my hand this ~ day ss
November, 1885. L. n. ,youason.
Justice Of the Peace In and for Hand
county. ID. T dsc2ts
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16
ooov RESULTS IN EvERY oAsl

ooou RESULTS IN EvERY CASE
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dsaier
Of Chattanooga. Tenn writes that he WAS
seriously afflicted with severe cold thst
ssttlsd on his lungs: had tried many rem
sdies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor con-
sumption. did so and was entirely cured
BY use OF few bottles. Since which
tirne he has used IT in his family for all
coughs and colds with best results. This
is the experience of thosIands who's lives
have been saved by thii wonderful Dis
covery. Trial bottles free at J. d. Fitz-
gerald's drug store.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16
SIlERlPF,S SALE
SHERlFF'S SALE
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
County of Hand
II. X. wiIlett and
Prank Hurst n,... 49,

County of Hand
II. x. wiilett and
Prank Hurst n;.,,s.. 49,
Rabt. Douthett
Notica 10 hereby given. that hv yirtns u
IN execution to me direciea and delivered,
and now In my OWL hands. issusd eat sf
the clerks once Of the Filth judicial dis
trict court. Territer, Of Dskpi., IN asa
for the couptv Of Hand upon ] .dgsmsns
,endersd ia said court IN favor OF Rsbt
Dou,hstt and agsiR1 \. q Wilistt anS
Frank Hurst. have lsvied upon tie
following described real property OF SAID
plaintiff. Frank Hurst. ta-xit: southssst
quarter, section twenty seven, l27). tovp
one hundred aud thiriesp. til3,. ranss
sixiy-six. t66l, Hand county. Dakota.
And that shah. on Fiiday the Ath day
Of December, A. D.. lss6. NJ the hons q
! O'Clock p. m. Of said day, At the frtSt
door OF the court house. at Miller In said
county and IT. rritory. proceed 10 sail An
the right. n 10 end interest OF the above
named Frank Hurst In and TO the abeve
desgibed property. to satisfy said tnde.
ment and ccsts. araountiDR to Sixiy-n:ne
dollats and ninety crnts. together with hH
aecruing costs Of sale. and interest y Tia
same from the l2sh day Of July. lse6.s ~
the rate Of seven per cent per appun. -
public. TO the highest bidder ios cash.
BUrsox 4 HARrLRy.
Defspdanks AttsSasy.
Jpan CosTIqAp. SeefiG.
ByF.A. rnoLE. Deputy.
-Dated Milisr~s Dskotas Envspsse lea,
lss& Noslsx
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

Russia is negotiating another extensive
loan. Germany Is incre ,sing, the size of
ber standing army. and Tuksy ia
strengthening the Notifications OF TIE
pardanells. These are significant signs
OF an opening overture Of heavy guns
somewhere when tho SHOWS OF sp,i1g leave
the sides Of the Balkans :.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

Prof. Mansil, the Rock Island weather
prophet, does not startle the world wit
remarkable predictions Of wha; is to hap
pen. but gensnllyl come, pretty close In
his predictions Of disturbances by the
elements. He gives table of his pre-
dictinns Of dates Of more important
storms for 1887. which may be interesting
to refer to in the future.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

Frank Aikens, Of Canton. IL receiving
the South Dakota boom for speaker Of
the Tsrritetisl honse. He is also men,
ber OF the State legislature, which may
interfere with his boonlet, although it
should not. He is doubly in .orsea by
his own commuhity,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

A Pittsbura paper ANNOUNCES that Na.
nonAi Tariff Association is being orsanized
oy "orkingoen throughout the country
and states thnt thousands Of clul win be
In existence by the time Of the next Pr.si.
dsas'si election. A special fight will be
made In the states Of Virginia aud West
Virginia.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

Clersiand's eulogy Of Arthur was O.
conspicuonslv abseat from his second
message as that Of Grant in his Hrst. The
memory Of both willbe fresh In the minds
OF the American pieople when Mr.. Clsve-
hnd and his nonaescript messages sge
surrounded 10y oblivion
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

An ex-keeper of Andersonvills prison
has been given an important position In
the pension department at Washington.
The beams in CIeveland's eyes consist oi
New York in one and tho Solid South IN
the other
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

st. Paul will indulge in another ice
palace and carnival this vinter. Chicago
will try to.keep even with her large skating
park and toboggan slides IN the ball park
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

Judge Greshsin's recent decisions In
the Wabash railroad matter sauses thai,
gentleman to loom up for 1883 like an s1,O
shack in Dakota mirage
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

The elegant Steamer. J. n. White
plying between Vicksburg and New
Orleans was burned near Baton Rouge,
La.. Monday night Some fifty lives were
lost.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

The Board Of Control of South Dakota
Firemens Association meets at Mitchell
to-day to revise the rules ana select dates
for next years meeting at Mitchell. IS, 600
will be offered ia prizes,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

The hre department Of Mitchell are
giving Ave DAYS Fair for the purpose Of
r ising funds toward paying the expenses
OF the tournament to be held there next
June,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

~ there is one thing more shan another
We ad,nirc about Sage it's his raodesty,
usually displayed in telling cont.mpo.
nary how hard he ia "tone up"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

The best salvs tn the world for ssss.
bruises. sores. slcsrs.. salt rheuns, fevss
sores tsttsr. el,Apped hands. sirilblntas,
corns and al kisds Of sruphons. and pos.
itiveiy cures piles. or no pay required. n
y gusrautee&to to giye perfect sst,sf,esiea.
or money refunded. Pssas ss cers per
box, For vale By J. y. yitagsniA. ssy
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

Wyoming has . citizen Of Kansas for
her new Governor. although Democrats
denounce ''carpetbagism.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

NOTICE
On the oath day of December,
1926, I will give away to my GUS
toners the following dishes:
1 $12.0O chamber set of 10 pieces.
l 700 tea set of Sc pieces.
In the following manner: To
every person buying $2.OO worth
of goods for cash will be given one
ticket on the chamber set, and any
person buying 81 of goods for cash
will get one ticket on the Tea set.
On the above named date they will
be rafled off at my store, and the
holder of the lucky number will
carry off the prize, and I will meet
all competition on prices Of goods.
NV motto is never be under sold"
and I have on hand a full and COM
plete stock of Groceries, Crockery,
Queens and Glassware, and in ad.
dition I have just received 2 car
loads of apples which I offer at the
low price of So a barrel, or Scots
a peck. Also 2 barrels of genuine
apple cider, good for mincemeat.
I mean business. Call and get
prices and see for yourself.
Yours truly,
LoEW, THE GROCER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

Cholera is reported among Dakota
swine In one or two localities.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16

Not to. .psyt some other Dayi Good
(by) Davi
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16
I. BARKER,
DENTIST

Sp~s-s ana MssAsp,esl Dspuss pakes. sov
IN be ssrvisss 10 the paslia. Has had kf,ssn
pan sssSA Yxaeuss. KILLER, Dakota
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16
ID. v i. ADAMS.
DENTIST.

Mnsssa st IAwrsncs. win be q. NGler sTery
fsestsy st Lawrence At cffos aud reside nee
,w srd and Osk sts. balance OF time.
-oHos h hvaalsrbilt hotel
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-12-16
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

1sssy " issa ca real s,tsts O. Q per cent inter
al ~ tSs per cent commission, giving borrower
syuss sf PsJiss siss- thr.. years.
Bent County register., 1886-07-10
Personal

w. L. Cleaver Sundayed at Coo
lidge.
w r. Jones spent the fourth at
Kendall
F. IL. Russell got home this
morning.
T. f. Murphy spent the Fourth at
Syracuse.
Ab. Anderson spent the Fourth at
La .Iunta.
j. Z. Godding has been sick for a
day or two.
Col. Hewes returned from Denver
this morning.
4. H. Rogers will soon make n trip
to Minnesota.
J. w. Decker has the tin roof on
his store room.
w. E. Fuller is putting new roof
on his residence.
G. A. Rose returned to Coolidge
Tuesday morning.
a. II. Rogers has his grocery open
ready for business:
Trommlitz & Parmenter have a
handsome new sign.
w. f. Fuller will put up coal sheds
and open n coal ward.
Hearn Il Chapman got in a car Of
Kansas hay Wednesday.
G. J. Jones denies that he has any
thing to do with Carlton.
NJ H. Thomas spent the Fourth
with his family at Iakin.
Bent County register., 1886-07-10

-l,utlDtf 10 lIuisn Ile slOCh NdfuS
was unloaded here Monday They
will he completed we understand at
once.
The work train has been nm
loading rock and dirt for the i'm
provement of the railroad yard at
this place this week.
There are over twenty children
in town who ought to start to school
by the first of September, and by
that time the number will be about
double.
Sunday School was held in one
of the vacant store rooms on the
north side last Sunday. The auen-
dance was not as large as it should
have been.
The County Commissioners have
appointed Mr.. Hnnter, just west of
town justice of the peace and Ab.
Anderson of this place constable,
both are good appointments.
In case 1t becomes necessary TO
send away for anything that can not
be got here, send TO Las Animas, our
county seat, by doing so we will be
{ patronIzinT a home business.
Our people were pleased to meet
the County Commissioners who they
found to he pleasant trio of gentle
men, men who evidently have the
interest of every foot Of Bent county
At heart
A man who Mr.. Lyseu had fed
and for several days given q place to
sleep skipped out Tuesday night with
a hundred and fifty dollars worth of
MIR. Lyseti> property, telegram
caught the thief At Trinidad
We noticed a gentleman coming
up from the river yesterday with,
between twenty or thirty pounds of
fish. There l. on an average Of fifty
pounds of cat fish caught out Of the
river day just north of town.
An old fashioned 'sing' where
all whu choose to take part, took
place in the Munger store room on
Wednesday evening, the ROOM was
crowded and delightful time en-
joyei until late hour in singing
gospel hymns. IL was an evenings
entertainment that we hope will be
repeated each week as al who at
tended speak highly Of the pleasant
time they had.
! The Honorable Board OF County
/ Commissioners, j ) Kcer, J. Wiel
and l.. Cohil, of Bent county, came
down from Las NuimaS Wednesday
/ for the purpose of locating the La
T mar bridge across the Arkansas river.
On their arrival here our citizens
took them in charge and showed
them around the city and made the
evening as interesting as possible
I Thursday morning they we're pro-
I ylded with eouycyancer and inspect
ed the banks of the river to decide
on the location of the bridge, which
after Il careful inspection was located
a little west of the town site, q favor
able spot and one that gives satisfac-
ton to all parties interested Aiver-
I tisementS for bids to construct the
bridge viii be made AZ once and in
less than sixty days LAMAR will have
"A bridge across the Arkansas river.
Bent County register., 1886-07-10

.....-...,...s-z.. v-.-.s-tssszsszi-.
Sheriff Nixon was in town from
Las Animas Saturday night.
J. w. Graham took a trip up 10
the mountains Saturday night.
l.. w. Krake left Tor Trinidad this
morning to be gone a day or two
Mr.. Bishop has moved into the
building lately occupied by Hess
IL OPP.
J. II. Holmes came up from Lakin
Monday and returned Thursday
evening.
DIR. McMullen thinks of spending
a day or two at Pueblo next week.
Don't stay long Doctor.
Mr.. Cooper will bring number
of gentlemen back with HIM when
he returns from Iowa.
Frank o. Root went down to
Dodge City Wednesday evening TO
be gone until next week.
DIR. Cummings, of Las Animas, is
building a residence on his claim
that adjoins town on the east
J. f. Godding, Fred Burger, J. w.
Bishop, j. w, Decker and others
were up to the county seat Tuesday
Hess & Opp have moved their
French Kitchen to Main street, a
better location than they had before
Z Ia. L.. \
pany is in Galesburg, Illinois. He
will not forget to talk about Lamar.
Oliver 7. Roseberry, father and
two or three other men made "a boat
and started down the river last sun.
day.
Nixon & Eddlenan keep team
across the river for the accomoda-
( tiou of locators aud those desirous of
seeing the country.
( Capt Spivey has been appointed
secretary of the Arkansas Valley
town companies; vice-Mr. Chas.
7 Dickerson resigned
Burger S Deeter 20 right along
improving their hotel, an office was
I petiriOned off and other improve
ments made this week.
Mr., Rufus King who had been
here assisting Mr. Louden in arrang-
ing his drug store, returned to Great
Bend, Kansas, Tuesday.
Three gentlemen by the name
of Cunningham accompanied bv
their sister Mis- Cunningham arrived
here yesterday from Indiana.
J. H. Girdcr, Of Beuna Vista, is
here with a small stock of dry goods.
If he can make satisfactory arrange
lnents he will open good store.
NJ. c. McQueary has a good claim
mile and a quarter from town that
is valuable piece.of land. He drives
in town every morning, puts in full
days work and goes home in the
evening.
DIR. McMullen is doing a land of.
flee business at Lamar Pueblo
Press.
Wrong brother, the Doctor com
plains of it being distressingly heal.
thy here.
James Roberts was in from the
Scotch settlement "Wednesday and
bought of Spivey & Holmes Bros,
mower and horse rake Mr.. Dona-
van went out with him about ten
miles and set the mower to work in
a ten acre field of oats that were
looking very well, considering they
had no water except the rain fall of
the season. Mr. Roberts also has
several acres of corn and other crops.
Everything is first class at the
Cash Store. IA
a fresh stock of candies, nuts,
fruits &c, at the Cash Store. IA
Tansill's Punch, best Scent cigar.
For sale only at the Cash Store. IA
-..ss,e 4. j. Rogers $50
Bent County register., 1886-07-10
Local Notes.

4 deeds trumpeted, loud bells are
Z Ind men turn round to see,
= high peaks echo to the paeans sung
nd YET great deeds are rev. The mish,iest
find opportunities but nov and then"
Cool nights.
Summer is almost half gone.
The days are getting shorter.
-The ci,y drug store hive up a
pew sign.
Every day brings a few ,,ran-
gers in town.
Movers wagons ae daiIy seen
on the streets.
c. 6. Ament Is around again after
Il weeks sickness.
Exchange is new sign over the
door at lri's place.
Two cars of soldiers went west
Thurrday evening.
Work on the water tank is being
pushed right along
-Bettrr write to the dead letter
office fAar mail.
II -EvefSSaag L,ok, bright Tor
Lamar this morning.
We are open for engagement,
u cut watermelon,
Do not wait until TALL To fy up
your houses for winter.
? THE bask will be ready Tor bus-
iHess blythe tir>t of August.
The window aud door, were
Pnt in our Office yesterday.
The west bound passenger wa,
Two hours late ;his morning.
Canon City coal will be sold here
Al six dsilars ton delivered.
The Lamar Drug Co. received
some mes show eases this week
-Ihd frame of Mr.. Ptrmenter',
heN huufe ~as raised this week
A cdr Of Arizona saddle ponies
went east Wednesiay for Illinois
-C9 mereiaI travellers have be
gan 10 AXE regular trips To Lrmlr
AID awning was put up in front
ef The y .egeh Kitchen Wednesday.
Asr hial male u5 of four ears
81 rta'ni ant, went west this morn
ine.
AN issniug was put up in front
Of Sp"e 2 < Holmes Bros, store this
IE rr are 1--WE Thur>days, i've
frdays and five Saturdays in this
monti
I'd he switch engine blows the srv-
en- a. m, noon, one and six O'Clock
whistle.
-Buiicr thirty cents pound, eggs
twenty-five cents a dozen in this
market
The quick sand makes il danger.
Gus fording the river in the vicinity
of Lamar.
-Plasterers are at work on Col.
Hewes' hotel and the town com
pany's office.
The frame of William Dona-
vans residence was raised Tuesday.
1t tis two story.
Swimming in the river is an
: evening pastime with the men folks
and boys in town.
Keep an eve out for rattle snakes,
there are some large ones TO be found
not far from town.
The inside wood work of the
Lamar Drug Cos. store was being
painted THURSDAY.
We copy good article on this
section of the country this week from
the Las Animas Leader.
, Lamar is just about the right
I altitude for invalids TO rest up before
spipg On TO the Mountains.
The mornings are calm with 4
COOL stiff breeze in the afternoon,
I. toi' is a regular daily programme.
The east fronts were favorite
locations for those who had time to
Bent County register., 1886-07-10

deeds are trumpeted, loud bells are
DhnG.
Ind men turn round TO see,
= high peaks echo to the paeans sung
Der some great victory.
nd yet great deeds are rev. The mishtiest
find opportunities but nov and then"
Bent County register., 1886-07-10

Everything is first class at the
Cash Store. IA
Bent County register., 1886-07-10

Tansill's Punch, best Scent cigar.
For sale only at the Cash Store. IA
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-15

Mr.. j. Randall Brown, the famous
mind reader, who is spending few
days in the city, has been solicited by q
number of our prominent citizens to give
one of his unique entertainments before
he leaves, and has accordingly arranged
to appear at the Grand Opera House on
Sunday evening next, when he will in.
troduce a series of the most remarkable
manifestations ever witnessed in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. Brown has been before the public
for fifteen years past and achieved the
greatest success in his peculiar line, and
in San Francisco, where he has recently
given series of entertainments, he drew
the elite OF the city and crowded the
Grand Opera House to overlooking with
skeptical investigators who were very
enthusiastic over what this phenomenal
man did.
There is certainly something genuine
in Mr.. Browns mind reading, for he
has withstood the most crucial tests
that could be devised by the most emil
nent scientific men in this country and
in Europe, and all, we believe, are free
to acknowledge that the man is a
wonder
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-15
Passenrers Canning.

MERGED, CAL. April l4.-Following is
list of the south-bound passengers pass
ing through here this evening:
w Gardner, San Jose; w L Locke, Los
Angeles; C Fl Roiston, Ill; Mrs G Ber-
liner, Santa Rosa; G McCaulles and
sister, Indiana; T r Bare, Hueneme;
Mrs Gerberding, San Francisco; f Kings.
bury, 7 Leonard, NJ Foster, M Hamil-
ton, DIR Everett, II Arnold, s F; w B
Scarborough, Los Angeles; f Gogswell
and wife, Pomona; j Ordway, Portland;
Finck, ] Clayburgh, s F; j Hassel-
bach, Sandusky; II W More, DR. Al
phonse Petin, L F Barnard, S F; + L
Snyder Los Angeles; J Lawrence, H H
Stoddard and family, H Weddle, S F;
Mrs f Phille, Omaha; Swift, New
York; P Waldron, Mrs M V Dorch,
Iowa; FL Fletcher, Marshall, Ill; Clay
ton sisters, Boston; S Z Colby and wife,
0berlin, 0; H A Bolton, IL Randall,
Nebraska; Mrs II P Steele. Mrs A G
Carter, Denver; j Houghton, L Sted-
man, st Louis; Miss L Zepp, Los Ange-
les; B Tamure and wife, Mich; Woods.
Detroit, Mich; w L Patterson, Cour.
vile; H Webb, N Y; G Snyder, At
lantic City; Mrs NJ p Bond, Linden,
Neb; Mr. and Mrs q Cook, Lincoln, Neb;
Il C Davis, Eureka, Ark; ] w Newell,
w Clure. Neb; r Ego, Sterling, Ill;
W Houston and wife, Geneva, Neb;
d Hafieran, Vulture, Neb; I Esteb,
Cincinnati; B Dilworth, Stirling, Ill;
VIM Farming and wife. Alice Parr; j G
Patterson, Sturges, Mich.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-15

Tansill's Punch Cigars at r, o. Cigar Store
Go to DR.. Baldwin. dentist widney Block
Some new rooms now ready at Iron Sui
phur Springs.
Pillow sham holders only 81 cents at 27l
North Main street.
All goods marked down, on account of low
freight, at Aliens.
Furniture and carpets for cash at Aliens
80 South Spring street.
DR.. Williams, specialist in diseases OF this
head, throat and chest.
Go to the Pony Stable. ID N. Main street
for a stylish turnout cheap.
Eye'y customer at thu Chicago Hat Co. il
entitled to chance on n silk hat.
Regular Iowa meeting Saturday nigh
April nth Last meeting until July.
The most wonderful compound Of the age
is DR.. Henleys Celery, Beef and Iron.
Furniture carpets, Wallpaper. lace cur
talns at Aliens. 81 South Spring street.
Another cut on carpets at Aliens. 80 South
Spring street, between First and Second.
II is a well known fact that the Oldest and
most reliable painters supply store is at Ii
North Main street.
our demand for Anheuser beer is unpre
eedented We have lowered over all other
competitors. Notice the signs, taste the
beer and do not forget to call for "Anheuser
Busch only. The one agency is at No. Oh
North Spring street.
Furniture and carpets on installment plan
at Aliens, 80 South Spring street,