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YOUR good clothes for Spring are here waiting for you to put on.
If you are a man of judgment in clothes, you'll have a chance to
exercise it this season, in comparing our suits and overcoats, as made
by America's best manufacturers including Sterling, Adler and
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with clothes produced by other makers. You'll say that the styles are better,
the tailoring, Qthe fit, the quality. We positively guarantee every garment
bearing our
famous'l'abel.
Our guarantee means something. It's a money-back proposition whenever our
clothes go wrong. If we have an opportunity to clothe you, you'll be satis
fied with your looks, and with our prices.
Guaranteed Suits from $10.00 and up to $2 5
Hats, Shoes and Furnishings from , America's leading manufacturers are the
only kind sold by us! ' . - v
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A
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FOR
MEN!
We have a line of cheap suits, well made, at $3.95, $5.00' and $6.00.'
Copyright 100; hv Hart Schnftner & Marx
HEMINGFORD.
Mvelth L. l'lerco Is fully uutliorlzcd to m
Ilclt subscriptions mill Job work and collect
Mid receipt for same, unci tnuiKtiet nil other
business fn conniption with Ills position us uu
accredited representutlvo of this puper.
Miss Hcbb loft for Lincoln, Friday
evening.
Arthur Donovan is the liappy father of
boy born May aist.
Dollio Pierce has gone to the eastern
part of the state for n visit.
A vesy successful band dance took place
In Green's hall Friday evening.
Mr, A. C. Watson, n cousin of Dan
Watson, is here from tlio east on a visit.
Ilev. Carnes lectured here Sunday, at
Collins Chapel in the afternoon and at
Marsland in the evening.
Insure your house, barn and livestock
now, Lightning season just beginning,
K.'L. Pierce, tgent.
George Hedgecock bought a pinto rid
ing pony from some venders of that class
of goods, last week and has been breaking
him in this.
A Saturday evening band concert would
not be out of place. It would call quite a
few extra customers to town and possibly
increase trade.
Rev. Schultz had a call a couple of
weeks ago from a large Lutheran congre
gation tn Wisconsin. He has decided
however to retain his connection with the
mission board, who employ him here,
although the salary is much less than
' the position offered him would pay.
I have for salo at Hedgecocks' pharma
cy, sulphur in any quantity wanted.
Special prices on half ton lots or over.
1 G. F. Hedgecock.
' Rev. Garness paid his former congre-
fation and his many friends in this vicin
ty a visit the first of the week. He was
accompanied by his little daughter, Mr.
1 Garness is doing very successful work in
1 Lead City.
MARSLAND.
Frtd Tollman, of Urcaknuck, was in
town, Saturday. '
Charley Hunsaker, who works on the
section at Lakeside, was up on Sunday,
j Jno, Sullenberger accompanied Rev.
1 Shrivcr to his appointment at Delmont,
Sunday.
I Dr. H. II. Bellwood, of Alliance, was in
town recently having been called to see
patients.
1 Little Sim Poole, of Alliance, is up
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
. T. J. Poole.
Two colored ladies, forerunners of a
minstrel of a minstrel troupe are at the
Commercial
Mr. John Hughes and brother, Frank
Lemons, were transacting business in
Crawford, Wednesday.
Ola Hedgecock, who run a pool room
and barber shop ar this place, shut up
shop and went away. The owner of the
SATURDAY WILL BE
CARNATION DAY
AT
s)C Horace JSogue Store.
NEXT WEEK WILLIE
NOTION WEEK '
Palace 3Ljiver37" Barn
S. II. DESOII, Prop.
ONE block west of Good turnouts, strict attention to our business,
THE NEW zuinden an( courteous treatment to aJl has won for us the
excellent patronage wo enjoy. Try us.
A great deal of cream is being shipped
from this station to Denver and butter is
scarce, in consequence
G. A. Walbridge, the Burlington pump
man at Ardmore, came down Wednesday
night, returning Thursday.
fixtures, Mr. Everett, came down from
Hemingford and packed them up and
moved them to llemingfoid.
A Mr, Wells, from the south, was here
last week and bought two car loads of
mares. .They were shipped to Kentucky.
E. T. Gregg and' Jack Swain spent a
few days in Sioux county, recently, mak
ing improvements on the homesteads of
Mr. Swain and the Gregg boys.
Charley Evans bought a splendid young
team from Thomas Hovorka, this being
necessitated by lack of horse power with
which to put in the large crop.
Miss 11a Crigler, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Crigler, of North Table, was
married last Tuesday, to a Mr. Robins,
of the Dead Horse neighborhood.
J B. Carnes, an organizer of anti-saloon
iHHgues, spoke in this place Sunday night.
Hn talk was greatly appreciated bv all
who tioard him. and an organization was
perfec.ed.
E. A. Tollman, who has been in Iowa
for several months, returned the latter
Cart of last week, accompanied by his
rother and a friend, who have come out
to look at the country.
James Sullenberger Cxhonoratcd.
Last week James Sullenberger of
Marsland received a letter from Flor
ence Mitchell, now of Zion City, 111.,
John Alexander Dowie's town, in which
she makes a full confession and exhon
orates young Sullenberger. Some years
ago, while the girl was living at the
home of C. D. Tyler, she became en
ceinte and prefeneil charges of criminal
bastardy against J as. Sullenberger. hut
suspicion was so btrong against Tyler
at the time that the case was dismissed
against Sullenberger on motion of the
prosecuting attorney. The girl went
east, joined Dowie's church, and now
to make her peace with God and man,
makes the following confession:
"I wish to acknowledge before God and
man that C. D, Tyler, formerly of Mars
land, Nebraska, is l lie father of my child,
born three years ago. A.ril i, 1902, and
that I was influenced by him and others to
lay the charge to tl.e door of an innocent
party, to-wit: James Sullenberger. I am
convinced that God requires this confes
sion of me." Florence Mitchell.
2207 Gabrielle Ave., Zion City, 111."
She adds in her letter, that at the
time she was compelled to make the
charge at the instigation of Tj ler, and
it is due the Sullenberger family and
all who have knowledge of the affair to
give the facts publicity.
Wanted Position, by man and wife
ou ranch. Can furnish best refer
ences, State wages... Address X care
BUILDING. 'Phone.
Buy where a dollar gets most value
Weigh all pricesprinted or spoken
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XHIS DRESSER caps the climax on good,
honest values. Made of solid golden oak,
rubbed finish, with quartered front and top,
beveled double top 21x42 inches. Swell front divid
'ed top drawer. All drawers fitted with lock and kej.
French bevel plate mirror 25x31 inches.
Sale price only $1f QQ
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Alliancb Herald.
23-211
Buy your sheet music at Miller Bros.'
and hear it sung on the talking
machine. 23'tf.
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You know the Couch
All steel, strong and sanitary. Can be made
into a comfortable bed in a moment's time.
Sa,e Pe $SyQO
We have mattresses to fit, t and couch covers in many patterns
and colors
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E want to increase our sales, though they are larger than
ever before at this season of the year & & & j.
Geo. D. Darling, Housetumianer
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