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We will trade you New Furniture for your Old or will pay you more monej for any Second-hand Furniture or
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We positively will sell all Second-hand goods at THE SAME MARGIN OF PROFIT that we do New Goods which
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Less Than One-Half the Profit that
other Second Hand dealers will ask
You
When we quote a price on goods we- will always tell the trade wlWtther it is New or Second-hand Will quote at
few prices NOW on all New Goods ’ ’
Stool Bottom Chairs each
Hickory Split Bottom each
A Solid Oak Rocker
A good Reed Rocker
$ 50 Bedroom Suit - $1500
45 6-Foot headboard to bed large-
7 o
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250 el mirror
A good Coil' Wire Bed Spring only $200
MIAMI FURNITURE COMPANY
RECORD-HERALD
Published Every Friday
Bv Faikenbury & Wells ’
MIAMI I T JAN 131905
The Japs will soon give Kuro-
patkin a race for his life
Japanese are now in full pos-
session of Port Arthur and they
will soon show the Russians how
the port should have been fortified
Congressman Lloyd of Mis-
souri has introduced a bill for the
renewal of Indian restrictions on
land as has Congressman Little
of Arkansas
Mrs Katherin Baird of Joplin
aged GO years fell against a stove
Tuesday and was fatally burned
When found by her daughter-in-law
she was laying on the floor in
Uames Her face neck and body
were bu rned in a crisp and the
hair from her head
Statehood under the Hamilton
bill seems doomed The one-
state idea of Arizona and New
Ncxico seems to have formed the
nucleus of opposition to the bill
There is but little opposition to
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
becoming one state
Neideringhaus republican cau-
cus nominee for the senatorship
in Missouri is charged with get-
ting the nomination by promises
monied and otherwise which
smacks strongly of boodle It is
likely that nothing will be done
against him but a rumor says
enough republicans will bo found
for Cockrell upon the vote going
before the joint meeting of the
legislature which occur rs next
week
It seems that the good church
friends of W S Deatherage as
mentioned elsewhere the latter
of whom is in a private sanitari-
um in Kansas City is improving
slowly and that his recovery will
be due largely to the persistent
efforts of the membership of the
Christian church where he has
been engaged A little over a
year ago he was pastor of the
church here
Says the Chetopa Clipper:
Jesse Amos cleaned out a well
west of Baxter Springs and
found a pick that was left by the
workmen 30 years ago when they
struck such a heavy flow of water
that they had to make a sudden
exit The Bow had become stop
ped but Amos found the vein
again and the water came pour
ing in raising 19 feet
The Baxter Republican in mak-
ing mention of our Poultry Show
says: C A Emry of Carthage
the leading poultry raiser of
Southwest Missouri will judge
the birds entered The gentle-
men having charge of the show
are doing all they can to make it
an attraction and a success and
to stimulate the growth of betteu
grades of poultry
The telephone system and elec
trie light lines are badly demor-
alized owing to the severe sleet
of the fore part of the week
Many trees fruit and other
kinds are badly broken down
C II Carner and Miss Gertie
Bradley both of Wyandotte
have been granted license to wed
Remember the Poultry Asso-
ciation meet rain or shine Jan
19 HO and 21st
Isn’t it about time for that
strawberry association tomateri-
alize? ’ 1
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General Merchandise Line
AND SAHPLES
Of Dress Goods Patterns and Men’s
Clothing and Extra Pants will be
op°n for business in the
Sweeney Building
January 14th 19013
Goods sold wholesale or retail Good warm
fire and fair treatment whether you buy or not
Glad to show Goodsatall
Times and treat you as
We would like to be treat-
ed
YOURS FOR CYCLONE PRICES
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The Rev James White of Kansas
City dedicated a new $15000 Presby-
terian churoh in Oklahoma City Sunday
The only poolroom in Indian Terri-
tory where money can be bet on the
"ponies” has been established at
Colonel J V Admire and En
Brownlee receiver and register of
United States land office at Kingfis
have purchased the Kingfisher 1
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