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Tuesday, January 1 9th, to continue until February 1st,
every Cloak and Suit in our stock at just One-half of the regular price. We are determined to close out every
garment we have in stock if it is possible to do it. This is the greatest chance you have ever had to buy good,
dependable goods at this kind of a price. It means considerable of a money loss to us on every garment sold, but
we believe the only successful way to run this department is to have no left over styles at the beginning of the
next season. THIS MEANS THAT YOU CAN BUY:
$5.00 Cloaks or Suits
for
$8.00 Cloaks or Suits
for
$10.00 Cloaks or Suits
for
S2.50
$4.00
$5.00
$12.00 Cloaks or Suits (J QQ
$15.00 Cloaks or Suits (jJ
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$18.00 Cloaks or Suits QQ
$20.00 Cloaks or Suits $10 00
$25.00 Cloaks or Suits $12 50
$30.00 Cloaks or Suits $15 00
$35.00 Cloaks or Suits $17 50
There has been no marking-up-to-mark-down done on these garments. That is not our way of doing business.
Remember there is over three months of cold weather -left yet.
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ENT STORE.
PICKARD
HAND PAINTED
CHINA
PICKARD China presents
many interesting features. The
beautiful shapes, pleasing decor
ations, brilliant coloring and div
ersified style of handling, together
with the rich gold work, all com
bine to give it that exclusive
merit so much appreciated by
people of taste and refinement.
Nothing tells the story so well as
the china itself. It must bo seen
to be fully appreciated.
Every piece produced in Pick
ard's Studio is entirely hand
painted, each article representing
the individual work of one per
son. Call and see our Fall and
Holiday display.
H. DIXON.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLCIJ,
Graduate Denlisl.
Office over tho McDonald
State Dank.
Brakeman Dick Evans returned this
morninsr from a visit in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Richards Owens loft
Saturday for Bomo point in iowu.
Two sections of train No. 4 and two
sections of No. G arrived in; a bunch a
HtHn nftor eicht o'clock this morning.
The Roney Boys Is the attraction at
tho opera house this evening. Tho ad
vanced sale of. scats indicate a largo
n- riio Mnntra who lntolv arrived
e v-nmnni- will nnflti her art stud o
at 320 east Sixth street on Thursday of
this week.
Notice to Dog Owners.
l nr nnt- in eom
pnny with their owner, found on tho
streets, will be killed.
SVL FMfeND, Marshal.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
Klrst Door North of
First National llanlc
Albert Muldoon is transacting legal
business in Omaha todny.
O. II. Thoelecko is in Denver attend
ing the live Btock show.
Mrs. W. J. Stuart will entertain tho
Mothers' Club tomorrow afternoon.
Private 8 per cent money to help you
buy or build. Bkatt & Goodman.
T. F. Watts went to Denver yester
day to attend the stock show for a few
days.
Tho Indian Card Club will meot to
morrow afternoon at the home of Miss
Irma Clinton.
Mrs. W. C. Reynolds is visitinc
friends in Omaha, having left for that
city Sunday.
Ladies, hero is your opportunity:
Cloaks and Suits at fifty cents on the
dollar at The Leader
Fifty or more Japs wero brought
down from Denver Sunday to work at
tho ice lake and at llio ice houses.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Moore died Sunday night of pneumonia.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
S. J. Falk. living one milo north and
one milo west of Hershey will have a
sale of personal property February 3d
Charlev Kuhns and Fred Ericcson
chiiio up from Maxwell last evening
and later left for Denver to attend the
live stock show.
Revivals Still Continue.
Evancelist Shannon came near a phy
sical collapse and had to cut away for a
few weeks ausoluto quiet una rest, lie
went to his homo at Stanwood, Mich.
Last Sunday night was the biggest
meeting in the two weeks, more than
500 people crowded tho hall and
the Baptist church buildinc. nnd
fully 100 were turned awny. About
dozen men nneu up anu several ptner
persons besides, uuring Shannon's
stay thero has been about seventy-five
genuine conversions and all, together
some ninety people mad'i a definite
start in right paths.
Tho revival continues witn Mr. uoss
the sinner evangelist in charce of tho
norus. and Air. ravonght in chargo of
the nrcachincr. Mr. Mann, tho new
shop foreman, will take part in tho ser
vice tonmht (Tuesday) relating his ex
perience when ho become a christian
whilo running as an engineer.
Insurance.
Tho best and cheapest Fire. Light-
nincr. Tornado and windstorm insur
ance written by UIMTT & Goodman.
Idle Money.
Wo have some extra gilt edge first
mortgage loans netting 8 person semi;
annual interest on incomo propeity
based on 40 to 45 per cent value. See
Bhatt & Goodman.
LADIES!
LOOK HERE!
We havo a nice lino of Scrub Brushes
in different Btyles and sizes from Gc up.
Wo also have a nice lino of Galvanized
tubs from 70c up.
Lamp Chimneys Gc up.
We don't talk much about bargains,
but wo have some and when the ladies
find it out they won't last long.
Oh yes, we handle some Dry Goods
Hardware, Stationery, Tinware and
Notions.
The Bee Hive Store,
507 Dowoy Str6ot.
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ALE END
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AN
The Oliver Cromwell Entertainment.
Speaking of this entertainment the
Rev. A. II. Studebaker, D. D., of Bal
timore savs in a letter. "It was a suc
cess from every standpoint. Our only
reerot is wo did not have a week's en
gagement. For thrco successive nights I
tho entertainment was presented to
Btandincr room only in tho larirest the
atre in this city.' The same success
seems to follow where ever this histor
ical entertainment is presented. On
five different engagements of two
nights each tho Academy of Music in
Phi adelnhia was packed to the doors.
The World Horald in tho account of tho
recent presentation in Omaha says over
2.000 wero present tho lirst evening.
Between Omuha and North Platte the
entertainment will be presented at Fro-
i ii tr f
mont uuuer mu auspices 01 uiu i. m.
C. A., at Columbus by tho Congrega-
tionalist church, at Grand Island bv tho
Enir iBh Lutheran church and at Kear
ney under tho auspices oi some wo
man's uuo lor the uenent ot tnocity
hospital.' Keith Theatre February 8th.
andpth.
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Y. M. C. A. Notes.
The proposed election of officers for
the Y. M. C. A. announced for Thurs
day evening, January 21st, has been
postponed for a few weeks, on account
of tho necessary absence from tho city
of tho president and treasurer or tho
association.
Fourteen more havo become mem
bers since last Tuesday's issue, making
a total of eighty-four.
The popular subscription list that the
Tribune started a week or moro ago is
trraduallv increasing. Up to last Sat
urday thero was 24.00, which haB been
turned over to thu secretary and a rug
lor the parlor will bo purchased in a
few days. Secretary.
For Rent.
The 9 room houso, bath, etc., corner
west Fourth and Locust St., an ideal
i rooming house Also other nico cheap
houseB, improved farms, hay ana, grnz-
Such merchandise at the prices was never offered in the
town before. Hundreds have already been satisfied. We
still have a few more Suits and Overcoats on sale at
One-Third Off
If you miss these bargains you alone are the loser.
Will close the sale on January 20tb. Until that time
every Suit and Overcoat goes at one-third offand. every
thing else in the house except Overalls goes sit one-fourth
off. After January 20th prices will be restorod, so. get in
before that date if you would save one-third the' purchase
power of your money.
1 SCHATZ & CLABAUGH
520 DEWEY STREET.
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