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( ( ' , King's for ( Drugs.
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' Mrs : Jess 'hair went to Salem
Tuesday. .
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Joy Andrews came down from
Lincoln F iday.
Ulia Powell and faintly went to
f Sabetha Fnday.
\ . , Mary and John Lippold are
visiting in Stella.
Will Sperry left for Yankton
S. D. 'ruesday.
1Irs. Geo. Rieckers left for St.
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" . Louis Saturday
Ira Johnson celebrated thc
Fourth at Craig , \lissouri. :
Coupe & 'l'hornton handle noth-
ing" but the best of meat.
" I\lrs. Taylor and son left the
first of thc week for Everetts ,
Kas.
. Try Bern's Chick Food for lit-
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tIe chicks - just the stuiI - at
Heck's Feed Store.
George Miller left for Beaver
City the first uf the week for an
extended \'lsit.
i\Iae Gossett returned home
from a'isit in Hiawatha the
first of the week. ! :
Fred Noah and family visited
\\.tth \ relatives in Nebraska City
over the Fourth.
J. C. Simmons carne hi from
\ . Independence ! , I ± as. ; to spend the
Fourth with his famiJy.
Bert Cornell came down from
VYl11ore Saturday for a'isit
. with : his parents in this city.
Alice Gunn , who has been a-
te'Hling school in Chicago' r. -
turned home Saturday.
Clarence ; Simmons. Geo. 'I'errel
and Ned Hanna went to Johnson
to celebrate the Fourth.
. . E. N. : Rupert of Shubcrt was
in to\\'n thc first or the weck.
Mesdames Anderson and Beadle -
le of Clinton , Iowa are visiting
. .t at the home of John Gilligan.
Four-hundred and nineteen
tickets were sold to Hiawatha
the F01rlh.iil Missouri Paci c.
\Vm. Palmer came down from
, Weeping Water and spent Sun-
day with his ! family in this dt\
; ' liJligal1 Prater of $1. Joseph
was thc guest of Samuel Prater
and family the first of the w ek.
J. B. Downs , wife and daug-h-
tl.r came up from St. Joe Sunday
to visit with his parents in this .
city.
city.Chas.
" Chas. Hcincman has just com-
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: A. Grdwl11 on the south and
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east of IllS lumber yard. .
John Tinker and daughter who
, 'have hecn visiting with James
. Cornell and family returned to
. Omaha Tuesday morning'
The , "Glass Blowers ; " after a
. -week's stay in our city , pulled .up
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INCiLING WOR . I1SS SrEST ; f :
BROS ; \ .
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THE GREAT . ' " PAIR
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'EUROPEAN NOVELTY i GIRAffES
' ' . RIDERS. . . . - . : : 7. . . -t. _ _ j CAPTIVITY. IN
THE BIGGEST SHOW ON E JERUSALEM 1200 AND CH..CT..S . THE IN TH. CRUSADES , C"'ST. 300 D..NCING
_ OWADOUD WITHOUT ANY AD- . CQU . LQC50 . MUSICIANS . 200 . CNORUSANCINO , . . . . .
TO WHICH IN . . . .INQIA6. : 06 ' STOP PIPE O/IOAN. 2000 C05TUMC.
omON IN PRice. THIS BUDL.IMD $ PUCTACLQ
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COPYR'G"T ' 1t0l D TIlE COUAtER BUFFALON.Y.
INA UR L SCENE SPECTACLE JERUSAi Et.1. A. rn
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TC CARRY THE SCEN-
ERY . WARDROUES. AR '
MORS. WAR IMPLE-
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AND PEOPLE OF THE
NEWLY ADDED AND
ENORMOUSLY GRAND
SPECTACLE O/ , '
JERUSALEM
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SCENE JERUSALEM.
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BIGGEST cIR - - - = i 6 Ap NAs
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a LONG 9 ' . . ' y A PARADE
MILES - SUCH AS Tt1E
OF NEW _ _ OtY RHINocFRoWORLD HAS NEVER
AND COSTLY 2 7ROUPESACTING SEALS ACROBATS OF IN CAPTIVITY J SEEN BEFORE
PARADE CLORIES FREE UPON THE STREETS EVERY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK
. . DOORS OPEN AT ! AND 7 P. M.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 6 P. M.
ONE 60-CENT TICKET ADMITSTO EVERYTHINC. CHILDREN UNDER 12HALF PRICE
Admission Tickets and Numbered Reserved Seats will be on sale Show Day at
The King Pharmacy at exactly the same prices charged at regular ticket
wagons on the Show Grounds.
stakes and left Sunday morning.
'l'hey did'a good business while
here.
here.Al
Al Btumbo and Porter Ran-
c10lph went to Lincoln Sunday to
attend the State Convention of
the Rural Free Delivery Carriers
which convened in that city on
Monda
Doxey Sears purchased the
Jones & Hostetler restaurant
which was sold at constable's
sale last week. lIe will conduct
the place in an uptodate manner.
A traveling acrobat amused
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85 LENGTH DOUBLE RAILROAD I C ARS
1280 PEOPLE
650 HORSES
$3,700OOOOAPiTAl
the crowd it the corner of 5th
and Stone streets last Saturday
afternoon and evening and raked
in quite a few shekels br Hpass-
ing the .hat" .
I\lrs. N. T. Van Winkle and
nephew Irvin Kirkpatrick went to
Pawnee City Saturday afternoon
where they will visit with the
formers sister.
Pearl Prater returned Satur-
day from St. Joseph where she
has been visiting with relatives
and friends for thc past three
wceks. She was accompanied by
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40 LITTLE No ELEPHANTS
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108 F f..r A IL C A GES
40 a 'G ' : OlOV\fNS' \
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$ i7,4 U U EiEXPf SE . . - .
Gertrude Linn who will'isit
with friends in this city.
See Coupe & Thorntou.afor .
fresh meats of alI kinds. :
Donald McCoy of St. Jossph
was in town the first of the
week. '
Col. Marion enjoyed the foot
races at Hiawatha the Fourth.
As he was the only contestant he
carried off the laurels. .
1lrs. Torn Jenkins went to
Leavenworth last Friday to at-
tend her mother who is seriously !
ill in that city. , .
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