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GREETINGS TO STOCKMEN
( FROM
TAGG BROS.
AND
SMITH BROS. COM. CO
NOW CONSOLIDATED
UNION STOCK YARDS
SOUTH OMAHA, NEBR.
"a combination of ABILITY - EXPERIENCE - FINANCIAL STRENGTH"
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
TAGG BROS, and SMITH BROS. COM. CO. have consolidated their business at the South Omaha Market under the management of W. B. TAGG, and In the future will
have the same salesmen. SMITH BROS, location in the cattle yards has long been considered one of the best In the Yards, and will now be ueed for all our cattle. ART
TAGG will be the head cattle salesman, assisted by BILLY ORCHARD and FRED W. LIGHTFOOT. J. D. 8TORRIE will be our brandman. The feeder buying department
will be in the hands of G. P. MOORHEAD and ELLIS J. WRIGHT.
In the sheep barn SMITH BROS, location will be ussd and M. C. WILKERSON and A. C. COMPTON will look after the eelling and buying. ;
OFFICE at ROOM 101, EXCHANGE BLDG , where a hearty WELCOME will always be awaiting you.
In the consolidation each firm retains ita name, so that stock billed to TAGG BROS, or to SMITH BROS, will be handled by ue to the very beet possible advantage
and remittances promptly made. Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
OFFICES OF SMITH BROS. COtAftS8tON. CO. AT
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO, itlS.
STOCK YARDS, KANSAS CITY, MO.
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REPRESENTED AT THE ALLIANCE STOCK MEETING BY
W. B. TAGG
W. J. ORCHARD
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4 lu :i
All Visitors Welcome
TO THE
Phelan Opera House
Day and night during the stockmen's
convention celebration. Rest rooms,
lunch tables and seats provided Free
DANCING
Begins every night at 7 o'clock
Music by Jones Orchestra
House well lighted and ventilated
with large floor space
Chas. Hill, Gen'l Director
A Good Time
for Everybody
House under supervision of its owners
Phelan Opera House
Highland-Smith
ft $ -
Mlse Mlnelle Highland and Mr.
Ieon L. Smith were married at nine
o'clock this morning by Dean Ware.
in the beautiful, new St. Matthews
Episcopal church. As the brkial par
ty moved down the aisle the beauti
ful etradns of Lohengrin's Wedding
March were played by Miss Eunice
Burnett, following which the choir
sung, rite bride was aressea in a j
wedding gown of white silk embrnld- j
end voile, over white uiessallne,
and carried a boquet of white PMCf
and sweet peas. The groom was
dressed in the conventional black. I
Mies Vivian llolloway was bridesmaid
and wore a pink brocaded sat id dre-is :
with pink crepe drape and carried a'
boquet of pink roses.
The ushers were Clarence Hylanu;
and Robert Sneed. Little Kathryne!
Harris was ring bearer. The church I
was 'beautifully decorated with pink '
rose and sniilax.
A delicious and well prepared five
course wedding breakfast was given
by the parent of the bride at tan
Highland residence on I ramie Ave
nue after 'the ceremony. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Highland, Mrs. F. W. Les
ter, Mrs. Claude Lester, Vivian llol
loway. Perry Buckle, Clarence Ily
land, Robert Sneed, Kathryn Han s.
Dean Ware, Mrs. Cruenlg, Mlna
iougeay. and Mrs. Holloway.
The bride and groom left on the
noon train for a honeymoon trip to
Omaha, Chicago, Sterling Rock
Falls, 111. At the last point they will
visit Mr. Smith's parents for two
weeks. Many elaborate presents
were received.
RECEPTION
A reception was given Saturday
rvening at St. Matthews church. A
UUigC number of people called to
pn rat their compliments. A hem
tlful bible was presented by Dean
Ware His presentation speech was!
as follows:
Presentation Address of Dean Ware
"This Holy Bible in presented to,
Miss Mlnelle Highland by the oop
gregatton of St. Matthews church
upon the happy and auspicious owas-.
ton of her marriage. In the early
days R was customary to present a j
copy of the Word of Ood to the first j
virgin united In holy wedlock in a
newly erected church. It whs gen
erally understood that the giving
and receiving of tne Holy Bible
brought a two-fold blessing u"on the
bride and upon the church
' Therefore, la behalf of the con
gregation of St. Matthew church I
estetm It an honor. Mfcss Mlnelle
Highland, to present you with tbM
token of our devotion. Your name
is inscribed upon the bell lu.the tow
er of the old church. It has been
aynoniinous with every aggressive i
movement in the church's history.1
and. better still, God baa Indelibly
Inscribed your name upon the hearts !
of the congregation. May the two
told bletiug is? poured upon ypu
and upon the4 church. Sincere!)
yours, Geo. G. Ware."
Pre
Norton's
inventory
Sal
Wonderful Stock Reduction Sale
In the Dry Goods Department
Ask
to
See
Our
Line
of
Ladies'
Muslin
Ladies' $1.50 house dresses 83c
Children's ginghams and percale
dresses 65c, 75c, $1.25
Wool dress skirts
White laundered waists. $1, 1.25, 1.50 to $3
Apron with dust cap to match 35c
Large kitchen aprons, each 50c
Children's romper suits, all ages 45c
Gauze vests, lOc, three for 25c
Union suits 25c to (2
All other underwear at a discount
50 pieces wash goods, worth up to
35c a yard, entire lot at per yd. . 23c
25 pieces worth 15 to 20c per yd. at. .11c
Ladies', misses' and children's
parasols at prices to close
One lot ladies', misses' and children's
oxfords One Fourth Off
Just received, 100 pieces of embroid
ery that we will include in sale 3c Up
Wide flouncing, 2 7 flouncings,
corset cover embroidery, prices
range from I Icto $2.50 yd.
These are exceptional values- Vou should not misstheni
100 doz. ladies', misses' and children's
hose, sold at 20c, at 15c, 2 for 25c
Extra
Special
on Rugs
and
Carpets
Suit
Cases
Trunks
Second
Floor
Quality
NORTON'S
Clothiers
