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fYUGERMitt DR GOODS CO.,
1023 to 1020 O Street, Lincoln, Ket.
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DRESS GOODS.
On Monday morning we will place on
sale several thousand remnants of Dress
Goods from 1 to 7 yards in length. They
havo been marked at cost, but in addi
tion to this we will givo you one fourth
otr on any remnant jou may select.
There are all kinds of black and colored
goods in this lot which have been sold
anywhere from 7c to SI 50 a yard.
REUEMBEKONE FOURTH OFF
ON COST PRICE!
Spring Suitings.
We havo just received 50 pieces 34
inch all wool spring suitings in checks,
herring bone btripes, Scotch effects in
medium and light shades, and just to
open the season they will bo placed on
sale Monday at 25 cents a yard.
Wool and Silk Goods.
Monday morning there will be put on
salo all wool, silk and wool checks, '.13
end 10 inches wide. This line of goods
cannot bo surpassed in any other hotiEe
west of Chicago. They will be sold at
45 cents per yard.
Black Dress Goods
Never before have we had in stock
such a complete line of black dress goods
as we have at present. We have the
goods and will make the prices that will
6ell them. Just inspect our 40 inch all
wool mohair and wool fancies at 43c a
yard; also our wider goods at 49c a yard.
Don't forget tj lock at our 4Cinch
French Serge at
45 cents per yard.
Priestley's Blacks
The new line of B. Priestley & Co"s
Blacks is the finest to be found any
where. The patterns are worth from
75c to 81.40 a yard and are from 44 to
GO inches wide. They consist of every
conceivable weave and style.
The worth of your money is alwajs
gotten in a Priestly black.
Glassware.
2 barrels plain tumblers, worth
COc a doz., at.
Our Clearing- Sale Closed last week. "We now
have on our counters a line of gooil in every de
partment that will please our friends and patrons.
The goods will be sold at such low price that
all ma have an opportunity of taking- advantage
of the new bargains at low prices.
WE HI I GOODS ID Will MI I
PRICES.
Never before have we been better prepared to
olfer to the people every inducement for their
trade. Fair treatment, good goods, polite atten
tion and low prices are what you always have got
and always will get at this store. Can you ask
more?
Special pLUnlion from s.
Sauco nappies, at each 5c
Handled olive and pickle dishes,
worth 10c each, at 7c
Molasses pitchers, worth 15.: each
at 5c
Water jugs, worth 25c to 75c each
at 10c to COc
Needle etched extra tine table
tumbler in light or heavy
glass, worth 15c each, at 10c
THE POPULAR PRICED
Notion Dapartment.
Knitting sill", all colors, worth
lOe.at
Crochet cotton, worth 5c a spool,
atSfor
Metal and silk buttons, worth 10c
a doz , at 15 doz. for
Almond cream soap, worth 5c a
cake, at 3 cakes for
Glvcerine soap, worth 10c a cake,
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Vaseline, worth Sc a jar, at
3Kc
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Drtsj bU s, worth 10c a sot, at..
Corset s'avs. worth 8c a pair. at.
Largo me white envelopes, worth
5j a bunch, at
Black rubber dressing combs,
worth 10c each at
All britt'o tooth brushes, worth
15c each , at
All bristle hair brushes, worth 50c
each, at 25j
Fine- embroidered white Manuel,
woith75ca yard, at ... 19c
Fine embroidered white tlannel,
worth 00c a yard, at 55c
Fine embroidero! white tlannel,
worth SI a yard at CSc
Fine enhroidered white do met
tlannel, worth 15 a yard at. . 20c
Fine embroidered white ilomet
tlannel, worth (H)c a yard at.. .'53c
Fine embroidered white domet
tlannel, worth COc a yard, at. . 13c
Bargains in White Goods.
5C0 Remnants of White- goods, all
ood grades, full width anil
imall patternp, lengths 2 to 10
yards, worth 8c and 10c a yd,
at 5c
500 FtemcnntB 40 in. wide, plain
India Linen, and 30 in. lace
Btripe, Victoria lawn, worth
12 to 15c a yd at
7c
b Bargain Lots or Towels.
50 doz. all linen, fringed Uuck
Towels, size 20x38 in., worth
neach, at 8'a
50 doz. all linen hemstitched Huck
Towels, size 20v40 in., worth
18ceach.at 124
50 drz. all linen fringed Damask
Towels, eize 22x12 in., worth
22c each.at lie
Embroideries.
500 pieces, all new patterns.
Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss.
Lot 1 Embroideries, worth up to
10c. at 5c
Lot 2 Embroideries, worth up to
12fc, at 7c
Lot 3 Embroideries, worth up to
ISc, at 10c
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8c
Embroidered Flannels.
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An Impression of the Legislature.
The members of the house were ex
cited. Some stood up, some sat down,
some walked back and forth, but all
were talking as if their very life depend
ed on their being heard above the rab
ble. An impressive summons from the
speaker and all was quiet in the large
room. Even the people in the ga'leries
instructively obeyed the summons and
listened intently, for once forgetting to
talk.
The silence was restful.
'One man rose to his feet.
He wore a large checked suit that
looked as if it had been hung out in a
rain storm. The cotton threads had
shrunk and on first glance it looked as if
the suit had been made of seersucker.
The sleeves were about three inches too
short. On his head a crop of sorrel hair
mixed with gray, The sides of his face
were covered with the same briar-bush,
only a shade darker.
When a boy he seldom used a comb
and when ho grew older and felt the
teed of smoothing out his locks, they
had proved refractory and would not
obey the touch of the comb and the
will of the owner.
All eytswere turned on the legislator.
After rolling a cud around in his
mouth and lodging it under his tongue
he said: "I don't see any use of making
such a racket over a little thing. County
aintgot no interest in that bill any
how."
Everj thing has been nicely arranged
for the comfort and ease of the people
who sit in the chairs and "look as wise
as owls" and make the laws that shall
govern the people of the sta'e. Nicely
Iolished chairs with good high backs. I
believe, much to the chagrin of the oc
cupants, the cushions were forgotten.
Footstools, cushioned ones of course,
would have been very nice things to
have had but the back or arm of a chair
can be used as a substitute. Cuspidors
are placed just the right distance from
the legislator's chair. It is needless to
say they, the cuspidors, are used inces
sently sometimes thiy are, hit, some
times they are cot.
Doha Baciiellek.
Ijxtck: OSSS yj0UJSE
"What will you do if she refusei
you?"
"Save money."
He Will you write to me while I am
away.
She Yes, if you will stay away long
enough.
"A man can't get along in this world
without brains."
"Do jou mind telling me the secret of
your success?"'
Dodd, Mead and Company announce
for. publication in '97 a number of note
worthy novels from some of the more
prominent English story writers. Among
them, novels by Beatrice Harraden,
George Macuonald, Uenry Seton Merri
man, Clark Russell, R. D. Blackmore,
Max Pemberton, Mrs. Clifford, W. J.
Dawson and Ian Maclaren.
FRANK C. ZEIIRUXG Manager.
All Next Week
BEGINNING
Monday, February 1.
Accompanied by
HOLDEN COMEDY COMPANY,
Supporting-
JSiittlG Delorme.
Tlie Genuine
EDISON VITASCOPE,
Not The
MAGNISCOPE OR VITAisSCOPE..
New Pictures Each Night.
Matinee galuclraV 10 and 25c
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