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JUNE 1, 1905
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Suits made from finer Ser
ges, Worsted Cassimeres;
Cheviots, Tweeds and Home
spuns for right now and for
the extreme hot weather to
come, beautiful single & dou
ble breasted Styles in Full
Suits at
$5, $6.50, $7.50, $10, $13.50
$15, $18 & $20.
Two piece suits for hot
weather. Coats quarter lined,
made from cool fabrics at
$5, $7.50, $10, $12.50 & $15.
Send For Our Catalogue,
It Telis The Whole Story
ftfisiiiiif Hif Mipiif
1221 to 1227 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska. )
THE PRESCOTT MUSIC:CO.'S DIS
COUNT PIANO SALE
You may be anticipating the pur
chase of a piano or organ for your
home, if so, we are offering extraordi
nary inducements in our. Special Dis
count sale now in progress. Our pianos
are "the finest and "we "are giving the
public a bona fide opportunity of a
great saving if this sale is improved.
We are positively offering pianos and
terms during this sale never before
offered in Lincoln in good pianos. See
us. PRESCOTT MUSIC CO.,
138 and 14 So. 12th St., Lincoln.
Cheapest Ranch in Nebraska
2,600 acres of. deed land, 2,000 acres
of leased land, 200 acres of irrigated
land, fenced and cross- fenced; in 10
fields, one 8-room house, one 6-room
house, everything pertaining to a first
class ranch. Price $14,000. This ranch
much and vill be sold. Make offer.
CAMPBELL,
1127 O St., Lincoln, Neb.
Failed to Get a Pass
T want a pass" said a fellow to a
ENGRAVING BROCK, THE JEWELER WATCHMAKING
1140 O STREET, LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
All Kinds Repair Woek Done By Mail.
If your watch needs fixing, pack it in a box with cotton around it and mail it to
- me. and I will then let you know just what it will cost to put it in first-class
order and guarantee the watch for one year. If price is satisfactory notify me
and I will repair watch at once if price is not satisfactory I will return watch
to you without any cost whatever.
Eyes Tested by Mail. Fits Guaranteed. Jewelry Cleaned Free.
railroad representative who was dis
tributing "annuals." "Are you a leg
islator?" asked the pass giver. "No,
sir," said the other. "Hold an office?"
inquired the agent "No, sir." "Are
you prominent in any business?" "No,
sir." "Just a plain citizen?" "Yes,
sir." "Well, you are not of the class
to whom we are showing our special
'courtesies." Rushville Standard.
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