The Dickinson press., 1896-02-15

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Eseoyered from my illness ! had dreadful
pain in my right side which wa greatly
swollen. Pains In my stomach also caused
ms % much suffering that I could not eaa
OF sleep. I became
Like q skeleton
and life was q burden to me. After o few
dosee Of Hoods Sarsaparilla ! realized Il
VA helping me. I have now taken foul
bottles and am no longer troubled Will
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e esa n ! '1 I s sssc Better
In every way than for years previous: !
psvertireo Of praising Hoods sarsaparilla.s
6Ra b. THOMPSON, Essex, Minnesota.
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Saturday. February Is, 1885,.
Fibered Goldfish ut Scofeld's. 2.s,
Fine box paper l0c. a box at Free
mans. %
The Eastern Star gave a social
Thursday night.
Don't miss the bargains in foot,
wear at DeGraff's. Ill
Don't fail to read Currie & Crowl's
advertisements
Warm caps for winter at DeGraf's
for very little money. Ill
1t has been a busy week for socials
and such like.
Fresh dates at Freeman's lOc. ;
pound. Is
Fred Ballard has just returned from
a pleasant visit east.
DeGraff is headquarters for bar
gains in underwear. Ill
1t was a little sharp Thursday
day morning-l2 degrees below zero.
The chance for bargains still con,
tinues at DeGraff's. Ill
Rev.-G W. Gallagher holds special
services at the Congregational church
next week.
Lovely mixed candy-at Freeman ,
at lOc per pound. IL
The K. P's. had a pleasant evening
at cards in their hall on Wednesda,
evening.
Bargains! Every shelf in DeGraff'
store is loaded with bargains. IL:
The social at the Congregations
church Tuesday night was a pleasan'
affair.
Go to liners for Dick Carnahal
and Capt. Severt choice dairy butter
81.
Postmaster Ray and Commissions:
Walton have been suffering from
colds this week.
Regular 15c curling irons at Free
mans for SC. a pair. 2.
Ed. Viglini reports things in goo
shape at the 4 ranch-Christensen
Anderson. Oakdale.
A new line of ladies' party slipper
just arrived at DeGraff's. IL
Supt. Emma F. Bates wishes Feh
ruary %, or the 21st. made an es
pecial patriotic day in the schools.
Canned celery at Scoheld's. Jus
the thing for salads of all kinds. 2.
ALI White, who was in town Tue.
day, said that a little less snow woul
suit the cattlemen better on the Lii
tie Missouri.
Fashion, fit and fine material i
DeGraff's clothing. IL
Supt. c. F. Clark is the new recor.
ing secretary of Frontier lodge, I.
o. F., Rev. L. B. Hardy having r
moved from the place.
Try scofeld's uncolored Jap tie
Nothing better sold in the state. 2
The N. P. got $1,000 for transpor
ing the Sousa band from St. Paul
the Coast. The players, so in humble
passed through Dickinson on the st
Tie time to buy an overcoat is no,
DeGraf is Offering some good ba
gains at low prices. l.
Jack Leonberger's engine, No. 6,
which was an object of much int
est Sunday morning on account of h
disabled condition, has been TAX
east for repairs.
For bargains in clothing, gent
furnishings, hats and caps, boots a.
shoes, etc, go to DeGraff's. l.
The Journal published at Lansir
Mich, announces the death of NJ
Emma 8. Wheat, wife of DR.. w.
Wheat, Feb. 10. Deceased is a re,
tive of the Montagues and McGi
ways and was formerly a resident
this place.
Shoes to walk in, shoes to work
and shoes to wed in at DeGraff's. l
.Wife-Here's an account af a N
who shot himself rather than suf