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Good Durable Ulsters..... $2
Heavy Union Cassimerc Coats f ;' 4
Frieze Ulsters, '
Elegant Blue and Black Beavers. , . 9
Washington Beavers. 4
Covert Cloths v ; 5
Fine Tailor-Made Kerseys , 12
Good Serviceable Cheviot Suits ..... 4
Elegant Gray Melton Suits .' O
Splendid Black Worsted Suits . ....... , .V 8
Fine Hand-Made Tweed Suits '.. ... ....'. 12
Fine Hand-Made Worsted Suits. 12
A beautiful lino consisting of every new color and pattern in
imported worsteds, all hand tailored, at . . . .' , 1 5
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Boys' School Suits, big line 1
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Alien's ffurnfsbings.
Dr. Wright's Silk Fleece Underwear ,....$1 00
Dr. Wright's Lambs' Wool Underwear 1 2o
Monarch Mills Brown Ribbed Fleeces , OO
Good Yaeger Colored Fleece Lined j.,. .'..., 4cO
Columbia Mills Black Velvet Fleece 65
All-Wool Derby Ribbed 1 00
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Good Wool Mixed Socks h ." 1 2aC
Cotton Work Socks f 50
Big Lino Good Hose, three pair for 25C
Good White Shirts . 39C
Splendid Line of Colored Shirts... ,. .. 50c
Fast-Color Shirts, 2 Collars, only , t5c
Big line ot Shoes, Hats,Trunks and every
thing that should be ita First-class Modern
Clothing House.
If Old G-oods were redeemable in G-old Bonds, we would have to pass, as
we have nothing but Brand New Fall and Winter Merchandise on oiir counters
and shelves to show you.
Stetson Hats
Hawes Hats
Tiger Hats
Champion Hats
De Leon Hats
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Monarch shirts
Wachusetts shirts
Ideal shifts
Lion shirts
Han an's Fine
Dress Shoes
Tennent Fine Shoes
Weber Brothers
Union-Made Shoes
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licit hiibscrlntlons und Job work and collect
and receipt for same, and transact all otlior
business In connection with his position us tin
accredited representative of this paper.
B. & M. TIME TABLE.
Passenger trains lcavo Itcmlngford, dully,
as follows:
No.'4l, west... 9:40 a.m. No. 42, cast.. .3:41 p.m.
All regular trains carry passengers.
Henry Hrus paid Alliance a business
trip lust Ycdnesday.
Mrs. lien Price spent several days
last week with friends in Alliance.
Lou Nceland came up from the Wildy
ranch Wednesday, remaining over until
Thursday.
A. M. Miller spent sovcral days this
week looking after his stock interests
in the hills.
Mrs. V. II. Ward returned last Mon
day from a vibit with friends at Lincoln
and Omaha.
Wm. Roth spent Tuesdoy and Wed
nesday in Alliance looking after busi
ness matters.
Willie Walkor was again able to enter
school this week after a short fight
with pneumonia
Miss Susie Hopkins was a Heming
ford visitor Saturday. She is teaching
near Alliance this year.
Mrs. W. M. Fosket spent several days
this week with her son Oran and wife
on the ranch near Dunlap.
Mrs. Sherwood, accompanied by Miss
Blanch Fosket.-jdrove to Alliance last
Thursday returning Saturday.
Mrs. F. Conklin was removed to Hot
Springs last Sunday, ner many friends
here wish her a bpeedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Brudford Fenner were
the guests of Rev. Connell last Sunday
and attended quarterly meeting.
The Babcock brothers started for
Oering last Sunday, and if work is
plentiful will move there for the winter.
Mrs. Fred Neeland spent Monday and
Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Esancy, before they Jijft for the
east.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rowland enter
tained at dinner last Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
Rockcy.
The ladles of the Methodist church
will give a Thanksgiving dinner in the
building formerly used by Mr. Hern
call. All come and get a fine dinner.
Elder Scamahorn conducted quar
terly services in the Methodist church
last Sunday. In the afternoon ho drove
to Marsland where he held services
that night.
Every one come to the Congregational
church Saturday night, November 15.
The recital given by Miss McCorkle
will bo worth coming a good way to
hear. Come and bring your friends
with you.
Several families west of town have
their telephone lines in shape. Wo can
now talk wjth Luke Phillips, Matt
Beaumont, Oeorge Taylor and A. S.
Enycart. Every one who has put in
the telephone says it pays and they
could not get along without it.
The ladles of tho Methodist church
gave a reception Monday evening at
tho home of Rev. and Mrs. umneu in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Esaucy who left
Tuesday for Council Bluffs, where thoy
will rosido in tho future. During their
residence here this family has made
many warm friends who grieve to see
them go. Mrs. Esancy was one of tho
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tokon of tholr love and approclattou j
tho ladlea prwented her with a beauti.
ful set of table, linen. Tll best wlsuos
of the entire community follow Uicm
ns they now return to their old home
u Coiinutl Bluffs.
The Advent school began Monday
with Miss Emma Runck as teacher.
This lady has been attending school in.
Lincoln for several years and is well
fitted for her position.
The entertainment given at the En;
ycart school house last Friday night
under tho management of the teacher,
Miss Kcndrick, was a great success.
Tho program was one of the best ever
given in this part of tho country and
was a credit to Miss Kendrick and tho
pupils who so ably assisted her. This
Is one of the most progressive schools
in the county, possessing a fine start in
the way ot a library, and the proceeds
from this entertainment will go to add
several nice books to tho collection.
Assessors Elect.
Following are the gentlemen whom
the people have chosen to assess your'
property next year:
First Ward W. O. Barnes.
Second Ward C. W. Brennan.
Boyd Vfrgil Putman,
Box Butte R.'H. West.
Dorsey W. F. Walker.
Lake John Pilkington.
Lawn E. E. Ford.
Liberty "Henry Sweezey.
Nonpareil Emory Abley.
Running Water T. L. Hopkins, jr..
Snake A. L. Kennedy.
Wright J. J. Pierson.
Receiver's Sale.
Pursuant to an order of the district court
I will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the west front door of the court
house i Alliance, Nebraska, on Saturday,
November 29, 1902, all the property be
longing to the firm of Miller & Wildy, de
scribed as follows to-vvit:
Lots 1 and a in block 11, in tho village
of Hemingford,. Neb., with flour mill
thereon. Building- is three-story frame,
40x80 ft.r rock foundation and basement,
engine room 20x40, well-house and pump
and coal shed, 16x16.
The mill has a capacity of seventy-five
barrels and is fitted with the best and
latest improved machinery, consisting of
five sets of E. P Ellis rollers, one Univer
sal bolter, two purifiers, ten sets of reels,
one corn meal bolter, one Rockford corn
roller, flour packer, corn sheller, seventy
five horse-power E. P. Ellis Corless engine.
Safe, 3x4x6, weight 4,600 lbs; Fairbanks
24 ft. scale, hopper wheat scale, and two
platform scales.
Lot 16 Block 34 with a i)i story frame
house 20x24,. 6 rooms, and one story barn.
One four bin coal shed, 16x50; one lum
ber shed, 16x40; one lumber shed 12x20;
hog sheds and fences.
All the- above- property is situated in ,
Hemingford, Nebraska.
Lot 5 Block 17 with frame store build
ing, 24x60 thereon, in the original town of
Alliance, Nebraska.
One mare, sr years old; one heifer, two
years old;
All the wheat, corn, flour, coal and lum
ber on hand on date of sale.
All book accounts,
T. J. O'Keefe, Receiver.
Cattle Wanted to Winter.
I desire to take in about 150 head of cat
tle to winter at my place, four miles south
east of Lawn. Good range, plenty of hay
and water. Job. Kapr,
Lawn, Neb.
Sheep For Sale.
Three thousand one-, two-, three-
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foremost workers in tlio intarosoi mo , aB(i four-year-old owee for sale. Large
church und will be sudly lauisod. As a i Bj,eep j wm dioar from t
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lounds this year. Two hundred Ram
hnulett bucks that will shear from 20 to
30 pounds. Address
H. A. Pbthks, Moomaw. Neb.
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