;1RAL BAJREjEditokaxd Pofxebtor
gUCKIPTIOKfJATZg.
Obc Year, eufe is adTWM, -. .. 9LM
glxXeatbc, eaafcl mdraaee A.. .7$ Cfar
Smterd attkeaorthgtotte(Kfenwta)pottotB
Meowl-claes matter.
FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1898.
Ten wagon loads of hogs were
brought in by Logan county farm
ers last evening.
Claim Agent Sayers,.o the Un
ion Pacific, is transacting bufine$s
in town to-day.
County Supt. Miss Thoelecfce
returned yesterday from a visit td
the schools in the neighborhood of
Moorefield.
Ed glove ix gra, at Wilcox De
jaxtmextfaKore. -
The infant son of .Mr.'ancLMrs.
Gene Keysor was T)adlyt burned- on
the arm Tuesday by pulling a cup
of boiling coflFee from the table.
Dr. T. L. Sexton, synodical
missionary, will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening at the usual hour.
Alfalfa seed at Harring
ton & Tobin's.
Arthur Rima has bejran an ac
tion in the county court against the
New York Life Insurance Cor to
recover $140, which lie claims, ihe
paid as apremium on a life insur
ance policy. After paying the
premium the company refused to is
sue the policy on account of Rima's
Tocation and up to date has with
held the oremium.
-r-Tnterested attorheys'are prepar
ing to appeal to the supreme court
the following cases: State vs.
Howard Paul, North Platte city vs.
Waterworks Ca, Lincoln County
vs. John H. Clark, Equitable Farm
Stock & Improvement Co. vs. G. A.
Walker, Stone vs. First National
Bank. These cases were tried-be-fore
juries at the last term b dis
trict court.
, The Tiigh school declamatory con
test will be held at the opera house
on the evening of the 25th inst.
Thirteen pupils of the nigh school
Avill participate, namely, Fred
Labille, Irma Cody, Mamie Man
gold, Jos. Baskins, Daisy Baker,
Sadie Bakewell, Hershey Welch,
Ethel Evans, Nettie Belay, Ross
JStebbinsArta Kocken, Ivy Broach
and Winnie Beeler. From among
these, judges will select the three
who do the best, and this trio will
then compete for the honors at the
contest to be held by the western
division of the sfate declamatory
association at Sidney the latter
part of April.
GiiHhis pat and Paste it in
a Conspicuous ; Place so you
" mill not Foraet it.
Harrington & Tobin are al
ways ready to accommodate
any responsible person for 30
0 -m
or 60 days time on grocery
bills whenever sickness or mis
fortune invades your home
and temporarily absorbs your
. ready cash. At the same time
we absolutely guarantee to
sell vou p;oods at all times as
cheap as if you planked down
the cash" with even'' purchase.
Welnvite the closest (compar
ison "'of our prices with those
of soot cash storesi and if we
are not in line let us know it.
HawtiiKjton & Tol)in
JT.Z is suited wat tne car-repair
shops at Graricl Islandwill bfej
-closed and hereafter the classoft
work performed there will be done
at the shop here. This will proba
bly add a few men to the force at
this point. It is also said that
from this time forward all engines
on.therFqurth district -heeding? re
pairs will be sent to the North
.Platte shoos. Leretotore tne en-.
gines on that district have been re
paired at Cheyenne. It is the gen
eral belief that in the end North
Platte will profit by the change in
-the ownership of the Union Pacific
WehaT 15 kegs of mixed
nails for sale at $2.00 per 100
pounds, Harrington & Tobin.
Dr. Galbraith, chief surgeon of
the Union -Pacific will be present
at the union meeting of the railroad
;ordersin this city on the A4a inst.,
and will confer with the delegates
in regard to tne nospicai runa.
will be fully considered, as each
delegate will have instructions
from his lodge as to what action is
desired by the members. Dr. Gal
braith will come prepared to give
full igformaUon regard to the
fund and all matters pretaining
ther-eto. The meetincr at which 1
this, will be considered wiU' be held
the day following the general ee t-
:K it
IT IS ALL TALK,
When you hear people say they can
not get some rare bargaiis Is . ...-;v-
in the month of February. We have .some, great
bargains for this month as eexpect jour new
Spring Stock about March ij3ty,arid we. must have;
room. We have, decided to give thepeople a chance
to get some gocKi goods" for little money.
00 FELLOWS BLOCK.
it
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f BUI 5 TV ILL DC BUI 3
5UIT
GRATI5
F
TriE5EM5 RIP
"Ihisarment h&$
preceded .seams.
doable Knees,
I Star Clothing
Opposite PostofBce across the
vffif ffi cj ffi &fe t&j tfe CHi CrCt j
REMOVAL BALE!
Previous to my removal to my own, building made vacant through
the failure of John H. Day I will sell my entire stock of Dry Goods,
Silks, Velvets, Shoes'and Carpets at
EXACT COST
for one month, beginning March ioth. ,We do not wish to move these
goods and in order to close out this
just at cost. Look at these prices:
Black Dress Goods which formerly sold for $i and $1.25 are now
offered at 75 cents. $1 and r.25 Siiks,fancy and plaids, at 75 cents.
1.25 and 1.75 Silk and Satin Dress
This is a genuine sale no humbug.
choice goods in this line in North,
received, worth $1 and 1.25, .will,
were bought in good faith to sell in
all know why I have to m.ove. Fifty
and colors, at 25 cents peryarH. We ask you all to call and examine
these goods before you purchase elsewhere and be convinced that we
are selling goods at less price than
We have just opened twenty
in handsome Spring patterns, which
offer them at 70 cents per yard. 1.25
this sale for one dollar a yard.
Ten thousand yards 15-cent
wide, at 1 1- cents a yard. Every
goods are worth. Twenty pieces
20 cents per jTard, at this sale for
cent Organdies at 10 cents. We have many more bargains which space
will not rpermit usjto -enumerate.
We have au immense line of j
we will simply say ON3S.-H ALF PRICE to all -comers.
Rennie, the Leader, Kennie.
front. We are able to sell goods lower and give you a larger assort
ment than any other house m North
row money from' the banks to run our
Bishop Graves will make an of
ficial visit to this city on Easter
day and confirm a class now being
prepared by-Rev. Beecher.
The late snow storm covered
an extensive area, extending from
Moorehead on the north to Pueblo
on the south and' as farVast as De
troit. w
v
Republicans 'should make it r
point to attend the primaries to
morrow evening and select dele
gates who wilL put up a strong city
ticket.
The name of W. H. Hamilton
has been suggested : in connection
with the -republican nomination for
mayor, butMr. Hamilton says he
is cot seeking honor, and declines
to be a candidate?
Building operations" promise to
be fairly active in North Platte this
season; several new nouses are
already "in sisrht" and a number of
residents are fijrurinsr on additions
andlrepairs.
A number of those interested
in musical matters are working to
secure the return of Professor Gar-
aens to jNortn f latte. i?or some
time past he has been teaching at
Greeley and kongmont, Col.
The Chicago weather forecast
for North Platte and vicinity is:
Fair tonight and, Saturday. The
maximum temperature yesterday
atfNoctk -Platte was o5, minimum
in pasf 24 hours '24, af 7 a. m. 24,
orecioitation .52 of an inch. For
1 i
thesame period and time one year
ago the maximum temperature was
54, Minimum 11 at 7 j a. m. oO. pre
cipitation 00.
Supt Lawrence, of the South
Side canal, had the ditch cleared-of
weeds this week, and will, if ihe
weather permits, turn in water
from the South Platte river in a
ew days. "This will give the banks
a chance to settle before a full head
of water is turned in. Mr. Law-
rence expects to haye the ditch
ully completed by ,the middle of,
aext month- r !
FURNITURE
E. B. WARNER.
1 rr nnvr
and human ingenuity will
neyer devise clothes which
a modern boy will not wear
out in time; but our sort of
boys' clothes will wear
longer and cost you less
money than any other in
town. .Everything for boys'
wear at prices low enough
to be within the reach of
the most modest purse. We
have a new lot, one in mind
is the......
$2.50 SUIT,
"Age 3 to 15,
-
"Mother's Choice" Suit
$5.00
l-I All C A A.'Vollmer,
IIUU0C5 Proprietor.
street,
ii ti tj tj cj tjy tw ii ii dp tw ffi-
most choice stock will sell goods
Goods in black at 81 per yard.
You know we carry the only
Platte. Colored Dres Goods just
be sold for 75 cents. These goods
.the store we now occupy, but you
and 65 cent Dress Goods in black
any house in Nebraska.
pieces of all-wool Laurel Carpets
cost us 65 cents per yard and we
and f.)5 .!:: IS: ussels at
Waist Goods, in all styles, one yard
lady in town knows what these
Black Ground Satines, costing: to
ten cents. Five hundred 3'ards 20
.. "B. Xewis Shoes and to sell them
the Stayer, Rennie always m the
Platte. We do not have to bor
business.
, The Order of the Eastern Star
held one of its pleasant and enjoy
able socials at the hall last evening.
Birly Mooney, daughter of the
popular conductor, suffered i
hemorrhage of the lungs Wednes
Buy your dress linings of Wilcox
Department Store.
Miss Clara Rankin left yester
day for a town seventeen miles
north or Kearney, where she will
open a photograph gallery.
Rev. Suavely delivered his lec
ture. "That Girl of Yours", at Pax
ton last Saturday evening before
a large and appeciative audience.
The republicans of the city will,
as may seen elsewhere in the pub
nsneu can, meet in convention on
Wednesday evening of next week
The ward primaries will be held to
morrow evening.
Every statement fully backed
UP by goods, No flimsy or weak-
kneed substitutes for advertised
qualities. See our line of Men's
and Boy's hats at 50c upwards.
Star Clothing House.-
h. E. Hastings, who purchased
a lot on west Second street a couple
of months ago, is "now figuring on
the4 cost of a building commensu
rate with Ins needs and in accord
ance with his view of a model
home.
The councilmen whose terms
expire this spring are Joseph Schat&
in the First ward, C. F." Tracy in
the Second ward and David Scott
in the Third ward. We understand
none of those whose terms ex
pire will -be candidates for "re-elec
tion.
Major Stillwell, of Kansas
City; rchief officer of the Salvation
Army for the states of Nebraka,
Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming,
will visit North Platte on the 19th
inst and hold a welcome meeting at
the. opera house on the evening of
that day. The Major is one of the
prominent Salvation army men of
his country.
There will be work in the first
degree at the. JT?, Kail this even
ing. All kiiights: are -requested to
be present,
Rer. Haley wai inGrand Island
yesterday attending 'the funeral of
Rev. Stoecker, late chaplain of the
Catholic hospital.' Y
Max Einstein returned Tues
day night from New York where he
purchased an unusually heayyl
stock of clothing
and furnishing
goods.
Law business, in the. county
court is unusually brisk at present,
actibns being docketed for nearly
every day for the remainder of this
month.
JBaskins and Ioveland recently
purchased forty head of cattle of
koren Sturges and. sixty head of
Mr. Evans, who lives on the Is. D:
George ranch.
Laces aad MtferoiitviM at Wilcox
Department Mil:
H. S. Eidgley has received an
invitation from the principal of
the Osralalla school asking rthat he.
act as a judge, in an oratorical con
test to be .held in that place on the
18th. Mr. Ridgley will accept,
Upon complaint of Gotleib
Rhule." C. C. Drake was arrested
-
Wednesday on the charge of steal
ing corn. He had a preliminary
hearing before Judge Baldwin, and
UpiHl Uliy uwu icuuuiiauwc
held for trial on March 21st.
Two members of board of educa
tion will be elected this year, one to
succeed Rev. -Foulk whose three
year term expires, and the other to
succeed Franklin Peale, who last
year was 'elected to fill the unex
pired term of P. J. Gilman, who. re
signed
The finest grade of painted
barbed wire $2.50 rer 100
pounds at Harrington & To
bin's.
The snow which Observer
i-iercy naa oeen expecting" tor a
day or twe, arrived yesterday fore
noon, and amounted to about five
inches. The temperature warmed
up after the storm and the snow is
raoidlv disaooearinn-. thus adding
more moisture to the already well
1 l o" r
filled ground.
Window skades, nawline at Wilcox
Department Store.
The case of William Roberts
against Carl Lunkwitz, in an ac-
tion of replevin on a verbal chat-
tel mortage, was tried in
Judire
raiawin s court oerore a mrv on
Monday ahd Tuesday. ' The jury
found fop the plaintiff. Hoagland &
Hoagland appeared for the defend
ant and Davis & Ridgley for the
plaintiff. .'
JNot the lowest price, but the
best goqdss.our aim in business.
See our line of Boy's and Men's
shoes, the warranted kind. Price
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00.
Star Clothing House.
John W. Wood, of New York
City, general secretary of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew, ar-
rived .on No. 1 Wednesday evening,
He was met at the depot by a com
mittee of the local chapter aud given
a short drive around the city. At
6:30 supper was served at the rec
tory to members of the chapter and
the guest , and an hour later Mr.
Wood delivered an address at the
Episcopal church. He told of the.
scope of the brotherhood, which
now numoers jl4,wu in tnis com -
try, and the 'work it is doing.
Mr. Wood is a rapid and flueut
talker and his address was enter
taining and instructive. Follow
ing this service a conference meet
ing of the chapter was held.
To Care Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Canny Cathartic. 10c,
or 25o. If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists
reiund money.
Our Price List,
We still make the. price. You have not
had a cut on groceries since we put ia
this department that we are not respon
sible for.
Lion Coffee 10 cents a pound
XXXX Coffee .10 cents a pound
German Coffee . .10 cents a pound
Mokaska Coffee. ...... .10 cents a pound
Log Cabin Coffee., 10 cents a pound
Kerosene, Oil li cents a gallon
Minnesota PatentFour. . .81.20 per sack.
Pillsbury Best Minnesota Flour
.... , L30 a sack
25 lb. sack Corn Meal 18 cents
Corn Cbop. 55 cent a hundred
4 pound packages Gold Dust. . . .18 cents
Jkf.kSal4l 65 centa rfinhundif!
Salt...." L80 per bbl
2 Sacks Table Salt. for 5 cents
Yeast all kinds our price Jbas always
been 3 cents.
Lewis Lye. . .9 cents 3 cans for 25 cents
Merry War Lye 7 cents a can
Pearline ,..4centsa pkg
10 cent size Paddle Blueing 7 cents
5 cent size Paddle Blueing.". ...A cents
Franklin XacYcagk ft Co's dab Xonse
Brand of Canna Goods.
Club House Tomatoes. .13 cents 2 for 25o
Club House Corn ....... 11 cents a can
Club House Succotash 13cts., 3 for 25c
Club House Pumpkin 11 cents
Club House Peas Early June Sifted
14 cents a cans for 4U cents
We deliver your goods promptly and
give you the beet of quality. If you
appreciate good treatment we are sure
to have your trade. x
WILCOX
DEPT.
4
borne JMercnanGS
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.
ails..
'.
.
12 qt. Galvanized. Pails . .
Washing Machines .
Shot
Black Powder..
12 Gauge Shells. vi.
10 Gauge Shells.. v
Best Harness" Oil. r
. ... . .
J.... ...
"Mixed Paints
Copperas. v . . ......
Z SulpUUr '.yccnisdjwuuu
iff Borax. ... 10 centsa pound
W Cherry Heat Welding compound. 15 cents a pound
h 14 inch Plow Lays - 75 cents each
JJ 14 inch Lister Lays.. .. , 90 cents each
!Jf 14 inch Fitted Lister Lays to fit John Deere and
W Canton Listers 75 cents each
HARNESS DEPARTMENT.
W Hame Straps . 10 cents each
iHf 1 inch Breast Straps.. , 35 cents each
I; 11 Inch Pole Straps 45 cents erch
11 inch Breast Straps 45 cents each
W.l inch Halters ...75 cents each
fit Sweat Pads .20 cents each
li Bridles.... , 50 cents each
4.1V IIICU JLUUUic OIIUUCU xug i.-
"
"VYe carry a full line of Bifggy
etc
m
Judge Neville transacted business
in Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs. J. I. Minor left last nisrht
lor a brief visit in Omaha.
Lester Tarkington has returned
fronra triD in the south and west.
Piatt "White returned this morn
inir from a trip to the ranch near
Overton,
w. A. Paxton. otomaua. came
up yesterday and went to Hershey
this morning. , r. '
S. E. Douerlass has been, trans-
acting business in Logan county
1 . w
for several days past.
Guy A.
Laing
has cone to Hot
Sonnsrs. Ark., to take treatment
A. W
tor rheumatism.
Harry Pikes is expected home to-
morrow trom nis visit in umaua
and Kansas City.
Thonias Quinn was called to Den
ver vveanesaav msrnt oy tne seri
ous illness of his daughter.
Miss , Genevieve Wiseman, of
Grand Island, is the? guest of her
sister, Mrs. Geo. C. Graham.
There are., no prices that
can oe named on groceries
that will be any cheaper than
the trices you can get at
HarriDgton & Tobin's. We
torced tne price or sugar
down to 18 lbs. for SI. We
are centrally located and
bave two livery wagons.
HARRINGTON TOBIN.
David Cash, of Logan county,
is visiting his North Platte friends
to-dav-
Mrs. J. L. Minor expects to go
to Denver soon to take instructions
in painting.
lA Boy Wanted" company
came in trom tne east to-day ana
will appear at Lloyd's this evening.
Buy that new hat of Wilcox De
partment Store.
A. E. Huntington is building- a
fiveroom house for Thos. Sitnants
on the latter's farm at "the points"
east of town.
The Salavation Army is look-
after and providing with food and
clothing several destitute families
residing; in town.
The county commissioners will
convene in session next aaonaay
and will probably transact county
business for several davs.
All kinds of ribbon at Wilcox De
partment Store.
Fred Hartman purchased a fine
iving horse of a Grand Island
party this week, and the animal
will be driven up in a day or two:
m
W.-F. Gates, who is erecting
a uouse ior Joe Aveiine on ins iarm
west of town, says he has the
building ready for the plasterers.
Dentistry. Dr. Allwine will
be at thaNebraska- House, Monday:-
March 21, to remain a few'days.
The comedian with the com
pany wmcn appears at ..tne opera
r m
house this eveningv created consid
able fun on the streets ' this morn-
-
fng" by ks actions and rem'arks. He
is evidently a good comedian.
18 lbs granulated sugar
$1.00 at Harrington & To
bin's. 9
Tom McGraw, aged sixteen,
while out hunting Wednesday re
ceived several shot in his foot from
the discharge of a gun in the hands
of another hunter. Several pieces
of bone were, removed by Dr. Be
dell, and fhe wound is quite painful.
WILCOX DEFT. STORE.
1
Advertise what they will sell you goods for, but when you go
there do not sell as they advertise.. We never advertise an ar
ticle that we do not supply at the price advertised. We sell you
.... ...2K a pound
...... 20 cents each
S3.00 each
7j cents a pound
.30 cents a. pound
-.40 cents a box
.45 cents a box
60 cents a gallon
40 a gallon
..2 cent a ported
Dress Goods
patterns at prices
j-iuiuwoa ,
$21.00
Harness, Saddles,
GOODS
ONE PRICE
XAXLXOAS JTOTSS.
Yesterday's papers stated that
the Union Pacific had secured con
trol of the Oregon Short Line.
There were thirteen trainb east
out of Korth PlatteTuesday night,
three of which were passenger
trains.
Machinist Morrison left for Indi
ana "Wednesday night in response
to a telegram announcing the seri
ous illness of his father.
JProm eight to twenty .Klondike-
bound passengers pass through on
train No. 3 each night. The low
rate is an incentive for people to
start for the Alaskan gold field.
A solid train of thirty-seven
cars of sheep passed through Wed-
nesday morning. Accompanying
the sheep were twenty men and at !
this place a coach was attached to
the train for their accommodation.
Laramie will be abandoned as a
division station on the Union Pa
cific, aud trains will be run through
from Cheyenne to Rawlins, a dis
tance of 193 miles. The shoos at
Laramie will be closed and the mar
chinery removed to other points.
An Omaha paper says that a
aximum age limit has been fixed
bv the Union Pacific, and sixtv
years is the limit for employment in
the mechanical department. The
paper states that the rule is now in
operation in the shops in that city.
Nearly all of the eighty-seven men
who were discharged along the
line a few days aero had attained
the age of sixty.
TO ALL SAILX0AD MIX.
I will take your acknowledgement
with reference to the Union Pacific
Hospital Fund without charge.
CJT. SCHARMANN.
Notary Public
Just Received,
a carload of Agricultural Im
plements, Buggies and Car
riages. Latest styles. Please
call and examine.
Jos. Hershey Loeust SI,
Mrs. W. P. Cody is figuring- on
making a number of improvements
in tiie interior of her handsome
home on West Fourth street. It is
ikely the floors in several of the
rooms will be laid with oarauetrv.
Five different brands of
Package Coffee at only ten
cents, a pound. Harrington
& Tobin.
This office is in receipt of a
oint letter from Robert Aru'ndale
and George Golvin in which they
aver that they are not aoDlicants
- 4"
or marshal and court house janitor
respectively in case of the election
of a reform city ticket.
The. executive committee, of
he Ladies of the G-. A. R., held
a meeting at the home of Mrs. Fan
nie Baker Wednesday afternoon to
make arrangements for their- an-
ual entertainment and dance, to be
given Easter Monday at the opera
house. Everybody is cordially in-
vited to attend. The committee
will see that all spend a pleasant
evening. The proceeds will be
used for the proper observance of
Memorial Day, the I, of G. A. R
being an exclusive-veteran organizi
1
tion. XX.
There are three little things which
do more work than any other three, little
things created they Kre the ant, the beo
and DeWitts Little Early Risers, the
last being the famous little pills for
stomach, and liver troubles. North
Platte Pharmacy.
to
rn
m
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Vaseline. "5 cents a bottle
Thread . . .3 spools for 10 cents
Cotton Tape . . . . . ; : ..V.-,. 1 cent a roll
Finishing Braid 10 cents
A Good Tooth Brush . . . . 10 cents
Good Pearl Buttons. ... .. . ..... 5 cents a dozen
4-Bunches Hair Pins for 1 cent
Crochet Cotton 3 spools for 10 cents
1 qt Fountain Syringe t 1 55 cents
Soutache Braid 1 cent a. yard
Knitting Cotton 5 cent a ball
Canfield Dress Shields ....... '. ... .25 cents a pair
7 inch Horn Comb.ickel Back 8 cents each
Rubber Dressing Combs 5 cents each
Gold Stamp Fine Conib ,5 cents each
Enameled Playing Cards 10 centsa pack
50 yd Sewing Silks 4cents a spool
Silk Button Hole Twist 2 centsa spool
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Kearney Home Muslin '. . . .3 cents a yard
Prints.. . from 3 cents a yard up
m
.from 10 cents a yard up fjfik
. c udtcd luuipicic iiuc ut xjlj utnnjs ciii new gut
that will please you.
SOLD FOR
ONLY.
CASH AND
Ad, Byerly is recovering from a
severe attack of pneunonia.
Mrs. H. T. Rice has been con
fined to the house for a week past
by severe illness.
The wife of Fireman Briggs
.returned yesterday morninjr from
a visit in Omaha.
Book salt 65c per 100 lbs,
barrel salt $1.80 per barreL
Do you know of any lower
prices eisewnere. It- so, we
would like to know it, Har
rington & Tobin.
W. H. Welty has accepted the
agency for the Fairbirry, (Neb.,)
nurseries, and is now calling upon
our citizens. The nurseries he
represents grow all kinds of fruit
and shade trees, shubbery, etc.
TheD. of H. sociable, which
was announced for Tuesday even
ing, has been postponed until Mon
day evening, March. 21st, when it
will be held in the lodge room after
the regular meeting of the D. of H.
By order of the Committee.
Edaeate Tour Bowels "With. Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation
forever. 10c. If C. C. G. fail, druggists
refund money.
F0K SALI.
One second-hand Sandwich four-hole
Mounted Sheller, -with eight-horse
mounted power, all in good running
order. Jos. Hebshet.
School Orders Stolen.
The following school orders issued by
District No. 23 to Herbert Votaw were
stolen on or about February 10, 1896:
No. 18 for $1.40; No. 22 for $40.00; No. 23
for $4.40; No. 29 for $40.00; No. 24 for
$4.40; No. 30 for $4.40; No. 32 for 40.00;
No. 33 for $4.40. All person are warned
against purchasing any of the above
orders. Herbert Votaw.
May wood, Neb., March 9, 1808.
LLOYD'S 0PEEA HOUSE,
"Wednesday Sve.iTI
ITJPCH 10 111.
The London and Tew
York Company's Triumph
OUR FLAT.
PRESENTED BY
COOK'S COMEDIANS,
100 Nights 780 Nights
Lyceum Theatre, Strand Theatre
. New York. London.
You will
Shout,
Scream
and Roar.
Reserved seats at Clinton's.
Foir a Joke oir
f ot Necessity,
You wear glasses. Do you do it
for the fun of the thing or because
you think it's necessary? If you
wear glasses for fun or a joke any
old glasses will do. If you wear
Jthem because you need them yon
t better sight from the ones that
if; ' We fit your eyes and ruaran-
tee satisfaction.
Jeweler and Opticiiuj
Sagr&vingr fire of duurgs.
1 door south Streitz'sf Pharmacy, '