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NEBRASKA. MONDAY, MAY 17.1. The Terlaad I4ui. Train Uklo pwiengrf will Kearney follow Win Boukd: Kast Borxn: No. Pea.

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1 Litnttoi Mo. Pac. a No. 8 Atl. Ex.

11 No. 3 nd 4 are eicluolre mall ani' do lot carry All train diliy. Jas. B. Scaklan.

AreoL B. 4 M. R. R. In Nebraska.

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No. (6, FMeo(r, arrlTM 6:46 1. T. Yikcist, Axent. THOMPSON CALDWELL, Successors to Geo.

I. As- pmwatt. Title Abstracter. Crder 110,000 Bond. FARM and CITY LOANS.

DIALER IS City and County Real Estate. INSURANCE. 09Ofi door west of First Natloual Baq, Kearney, Nab. 3F Correspondence solicited m. m.

THE California Fruit STORE. IN THE OFFICE nni.Pixn. A Now EatuMMi merit In Keararr lo econil to uone of the kind west of Llncola. AIL T1IE TROPICAL FRUITS At prices that 11t ennMo the poor- well the rirb tn buy. Attkinittttf PLAIN AND FANCY Confectionery, Cigars, Tobacco AND SUMMER DRINKS.

The public ti respectfully Invited to rail and arntuce for buying- cheap fruit for the summer. W. F. COREY. NORTH SIDE MARKET.

WILLIAM L. KELLER, DKAI.KR IS Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats. 241S Central Avenue. A biff ponslfnment of Geo. Hammond's brand Of Smoked aud Suirar Cured H.uiis Just received.

ST-OSDRKS PROMPTLY ATTKN DKDjfcJ Telephone No. An artist from Chicago Mr. Ira A. dough has located in the Scott Block room 4 and is turning out some elegant work with the pencil and brush. He i a thorough master of the profession and does not demand fancy prices for his work a fact that will be appreciated by our citir.ens.

Those visiting the Studio will be convinced by examining his work, and we assure vou ft corteous welcome. Mr. Cough brings flattereng recommendations and testimonials from the best people of the east who have engaged Lis services. Don't miss this chance 0 get your pictures enlarged at-home. A Great rlariialn.

To save" a poor man from sheriff's Bale I will offer for-sale-at a. sacxilice a seven-room house property with an eightv foot front, corner First ave and Twenty-seventh st. This property is only two blocks from the Midway, in one the very best locations in the city, and can be bought now for less than $3,600 mostly on time if desired. Those wishing to examine the property can Inquire for me of my brother Dan or at the Buffalo County National bank. John II.

Roe. mioeod. Money to loan on improved farms. Money to loan on city property. Houses and lota for sale on Five yean time.

Vacant lots for sale. For bargains in real estate or insurance call and see me. B. H. Goulding, 2430 Central Avenue.

I have several tracts of good farm lands I want to sell two quarters seven miles north west of Gibbon, two quarters jiear Prarie Center, and 12u acres on Wood river one mile from Stanley. John II. Rok. mlOuod I have some nice cultivated land to lease in south part of town and forty-eight acres out near East Lawn. The latter place would make a fine field cf weet corn lor the earning laciory.

mlueod John II. Vntlr to titrinifni. Strangers In the city desirous of seeing the city free of charge will please call on Jackson Parrish, room ID, Midway Loan and Trust Co. building BlOtf Notice to Contractor. There will be a meeting of Kearney day.

May 20. at 2 i. m. All contractors are urgently requested to attend. Wall moulding an other decorating novelties in stock at Laloue's, East Twenty-second-st.

uilOti Get your reading at the Kearney Li brary. Hooks io cents a wees, i eany ticket 4. See McLaughlin for painting, paper nanxinjc ana accorauuit. aiiot v.cu 1 tra-ave. 1 mltr Gat vourreadln at the Kearney LI torn Dwki ceatt week.

-Yearly 'r. Marl-ii went Lincoln oil the moronic train. i Mrs. .1. 1.

McKeivey is reported as 1 ti" ttVti.ty. W. H. rvie-ltrt if turned fiviw his trip to New Mexico. K.

M. lilts lelurjiei from a iisines tiijt tlie II. (t. sk-cit went to Lincoln on a business trip this morning. Capt.

L. P. Gillette, of spent Sund.iv in Kearney. J. L.

Keck has cone to Montana to llouk after his cattle Interests. Morris Trvln has gone to Wyoming to look up a business location. T. L. Curne and wife, of St.

Louis are visiting J. C. Cimie of this city. IT. W7" Scott," of ITuIdree, spent the with his parents in this city.

It. French left on the morning H. M. train for a trip attending masonic Capt." rounds, the Lincoln detective, brought a boy here, to the Reform school yesterday. W.

Tillson is in Chicago attending business matters, and will be absent nearly all week. Miss Itha Morgan and her sister May will soon return home to spend the summer in vacation. W. II. Hartshorn left on the morning train for Terre Haute, to at tend the funeial of his niece.

Rev. Real, of Broken Bow, was vis iting the families of F. F. Scotland J. P.

Ilartman, the past few days. Webster Katon, of Lincoln, spent the Sabbath in Kearney, talking to friends and attending divine services. F.L.Huston has returned from a two weeks visit to Chicago, 111., where he has been on business and pleasure. Lawrence Cone went to Lincoln today to assist In laying out an addition. He will be there the remainder of the week.

lion. Alfred Ueaton, of Chirk, 8. who is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. J.

tialentine, left to-day for his home. -A. G. Wiliis, of Red Cloud and formerly a R. M.

conductor from here, is in the city, shaking hands with old friends. Joel Eaton has returned to work at Omaha after a very pleasant two weeks visit here. II is army of friends were all glad to see him. John Wahrenberger, cashier of the Hamilton Loan and Trust who has been absent in Denver the last month on business, returned home last night. Mrs.

L. M. Vincent, of Fairmont, came here Sunday to spend a few weeks with her dutiful sou. Col. Frank Yin-cent, the R.

M. agent. She knew he was all right under our care, but she came to see him anyhow. Col. Patterson has returned from New Mexico ami reports a very pleas-: ant time.

He left B. II. Bicknell, P. Shur and A. McCallum down there all happy as clama at high tide.

The colonel will go back again before long to look after his interests. Attention Comrades! Memorial services will be held at the South Side M. E. church, on Sunday, May 25, ISiXi, at 10:30 a. sr.

All com rades of Sedgwick Post No. 1, Depart ment of Nebraska, G. A. are re quested to meet at G. A.

R. hall, corner of Central-ave, on said day at 9:45 A. for the purpose of attending said services in a body The post will march to the corner ot Seventeenth-st. and where we will meet Smith Gavitt 1 ost No. 29.

and march thence to the church, All comrades sojourning among us and not membersof either of the above named posts, and all honorably dia- charged soldiers and sailors of the late civil war, are cordially requested to join with us on this most sacred occa sion. D. A. Dorsey, Post Commanderi ItuMness Chances. Dr.

II. C. Beardsley, of Chicago, has located in Kearney and formed a co partnership with "Dr. C. V.

Hasten. He is from the Chicago Homeopathic Hospital and has been a resident phys cian in Chicago the past year. J. L. Bennett has opened a real-es tate and loan office over Blanchard Snare's store.

He is well known to all our peoplo as a thorough business man aud perfectly reliable. That he will get his share of business no one questions. Nebraska Day. Nebraska Day was duly observed in Kearney, yesterday. At the First M.

E. church Rev. I Rid lie way preached a powerful sermon and made some teinng points in iavor of the Prohibitory Amendment. A collection was taken up for the Iwnelit of the State League and $10.38 was found in the hat. Rev J.

C. Lynn observed the day at the I nited Presbvterian church also, but we were unable to learn the amount of the collection. Public Instalatlon. Dr. Hettie K.

Painter, Tent No. 1 Daughters of Veterans will hold a pub lic installation of theirolllcers at Dur lev Hall, cor. seventeenth street and Ave. II. South Side, Wednesday even in or.

May 21. After installation refresh ments will ue servetr consisting oi ice cream and cake. All are cordially in vited. ETTAjToTTEitsMAX, Sec Notice. There will be a meeting of the sub scribers to the Dr.

Marden fund at the office of the Mfdway Land on Tues day, May 20. at 2 o'clock, i. for the purpose or electing trustees to sum nv oirecuon oi TiiE Solicitixq Committee To All Union. Carpenters On and after Monday, May 19, 18W you are hereby notified that nine hours constitute a day work. Per order A.

A. Callahan, W. R. Sallzoabkk, TirE KKAR1TEY DAILY HUB: KEARNEY, NEBRASKA, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 1800. CONFIDENCE GAMES.

WORKED BY BUNCO STEERERS AND TRAVELLING SPRINTERS. The Oosllnss Will lMi-k Their Pin-reutlicra -Kearney the Rendezvous of harpcrs Who AVork Their l'rtends Tor ltl(j Money. The III" n. at the time ban J. Rots was giving his hippodrome here aud issuing challenges, gave an expose of the manner in which these travelling sprinters take in the unwary aud ten-derfeet.

The II en man also said that the sprinters were laying for Kearney boodle and were going to get some of it. They han got. A few weeks ago Me-(finty was taken in to the tune of $500. Some of his Kearney friends put him "onto a soft snap'', down at some little town. It was soft and he climbed right iiver into the soup.

Another man, well known to the II I'll man, was swindled out of M00 by a sprinter and Kearney confidence sharks in the same manner. Lastly several fellows backed Adair for $50 and he and Mathews made a divvy and scooped in the stakes. rsow the question is, now longare the respectable people of this city go ing to allow this city to become the rende7.vons for such bunco steerersV any citv they would be run in for plying confidence games. in a lew days inis paper may oe auie i give names, dates, amounts swin dled, etc. A WRONG IDEA.

la Only the Clerks We Seek to lteneflt. Editor Ilcn I see au article in the Enterprise of Sunday reading as fol lows "I see by the Kearnev papers that all the business houses in the city will close at 8 p. save on Saturday, excepting one line. I gladly note that those Charons who piv iiieir neianoub traffic on the "Styx," also their twin monstrosities, who can only flourish in saloon atmosphere, are not regarded by the press as "business houses of Kearney." Citizen." We see no harm in any of our stores remaining open ufter 8 o'clock except that it works the clerks too many hours. They go to work at 0:30 a.

in. and stay in the stores until 10 and 11 p. m. This makes slaves of them instead of men. If the proprietors would stay In the stores themselves or hire two sets of clerks like the saloons do, there would be no kicking about night work.

lhe bar-tender who stays up uniu at night does not commence his work until noon. So vou see the saldons are more merciful to their help than the legitimate tradesmen. Citizen" slioum not mix saioons in this clnsinir business. One thing at a time. If he wants them closed, let him commence a move in that direction and I for one will do all I cau to neip him.

We can accomplish somethings, and let us do them and soon all the rest will follow. Yours in friendship, "The Clkkks' Fiukxd." A NEW COMPANY. The Central Nebraska Land and Im migration Company Organised. The above is the name of a new company just organized for the purpose of locating immigrants and inducing manufactories to locato in Central Ne brnska and especially Kearney. The incorporators are W.

L. Hand, II. II. Martin and W. J.

Scoutt. The character and "standing of these men assure our Deonle that the out come ot the copartnership will be of incalculable benefit not only to this city but the surrounding country. They are busi ness men and thoroughly understand the business In which they are anout to encraue. The Hun heartily endorses not only the men but the movement as well. May success to the and prosperity to the company crown their ef forts.

Memorlal.Sabbath.. In addition the orders issued by the post commander, the general commit tee desire to add Jhat the Sons of Vet erans, Woman's Corp3 and Daughters of Veterans assemble at their respec live and join their postsjn pro cession. Upon the meeting of the posts, Post Sedgwick, No. 1, will be assigned the post of honor in proceeding to the church. The service will be held in Trinity church at 10:30 a.

conducted by Comrade Geo. W. Martin. Music will be urnislied by the G. A.

R. quar tette, Comrade 1. JJ. wambaugh leader. All comrades and friends are urgently reouested to he promptly on time in compliance with the post commander's orders, that mere may De no aeiay in beginning the service sharply at Let us nil turn out as many of us will be nlaced uoon the final muster-out roll ere another Memorial Sabbath rolls around.

By order of the committee, B. H. Goulding, Chairman. The Green Flats. Dr.

Marden will occupy the "Green Flats'' and be ready to accommodate guests by June 10. The travelling public will be glad to lparnthat the old landlord will soon airain given them a haven of rest for the night while on their pilgrimages. Kite of Mapttsin. There were six candidates ready at the Baptist church yesterday and the rita of baptism was to be administered them. But the baptismal font was defective and the services were post poned.

Medal Contest. The contest for Demorest Silver medal last Saturday night at Trinity M. E. church was very well attended Stella Campbell won the medal. The speaking all around was very good.

J. N. Jenkins sells all kinds of sew ing mac.hino needles at twenty-five cent wr dozen, at the White Sewing Machine agency, one door south of Achey's chop house on Central-avd. miotrt Rooms For Rent. Nice, clean rooms.

newly papered and painted, in Scott block. References re quired. Store room for rent in same block; Henderson, agent. "DeWftTs sArsaparllla will runew and 1AH A 1 XOTKS. We will soon see the electric motor cars running on Twelity-tifth-st.

The poles for the motor line electric wire have been distributed along the route. The County Non-Part isan league will meet at the Christian church May 2s at 2:30 p. in. Lincoln beat I'lysses Friday by a scoreof eight to sevun in eleven innings, and Saturday the Lincolns got twenty tjo three. The Nineteenth Century club will meet at Mrs.

Haruer's on West Twenty-seventh street to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Midway Military band gives a concert at the high school grounds this evening. Take your best girl and go hear The IIvu man has heard a great many Very complimentary Temnrks today concerning Rev. Ridgeway's ser mon last night. All union carpenters have agreed that nine hours shall constitute a days work in Kearney hereafter, the move to go into effect to-day.

Richard Raney was discharged from the Industrial school this niorn- ng for good behavior and has gone to his home at Alma, this state. Robert J. Bovard was arrested this morning for abusing his wife. A lady neighbor made the complaint. He was arrested and is now in jail.

The trial is set for to-morrow at 10 o'clock. Remember the league meeting Wednesday evening at the Christian church. Ten lawyers will expound the aw on limited time. This will be a rare treat for all lovers of oratory. -Owing to sickness of some mem bers of the Midway Military band the concert which was to have taken place at the band stand to-night will bo postponed until Wednesday evening.

The Kearney Packing and Provi sion company, Wm. Hecflt, proprietor, will be ready for business in a day or two. He is getting his place llxed up in first class stylo and very convenient for that kind of a business. -Ten Kearney lawyers will speak at the Christian church Wednesday night. Be sure you go to hear them.

Their speeches range from two to thirty min utes each, the whole programme only one hour and a half long. Come. George Maxwell and Johnnie Dean left at noon for Kansas City, having in charge the famous The mare goes May 29 in the 2:30 class, purse 9-500. From there she will be taken to Denver, where she paces in the 2:24 class June a and in the 2:30 class June 6. Each of these the purse is $500.

Everybody in Kearney hopes to see Maxwell return with CO per cent of this $1 ,500. It will net $900. SPRINTER FRANK RICE. The "Kansas Grasshopper" Who Beat Charley Mott. The race last week for "75 yards be tween Charley Mott and Adair was a dandy race.

But few people now know who Adair was. It has leaked out that be is no less important personage than Frank Rice, the "Kansas Grasshopper, who has travelled all over the world. Two years ago he won the 76 yards handicap at snemeid, England, against all comers. After he put up his $20 here he would bet not a cent more. Mott asked Jiim when the race was over why he -was afraid.

He said that the reports of Mott speed at 60 yards and quicKness to start were well known to him and he was afraid of him. He admitted that Mott could beat him at 50 yards. THE PLANING MILL Will Htart Up this Week and Take Orders. C. A.

Harding's planing mill on Ave A and Fourteenth-st. will be completed and the machinery all in this week They will also start it up and begin work possibly Thursday. Mr. Harding will do turning, scroll work, sawing, making odd-sized sash, doors, blinds, etc. The citizens of Kearney will all hail this new industry with, delight and wish Mr.

Harding success in his enter prise. Musical Society. -The Kearney Musical society will meet at the Y. M. C.

A. rooms tomor- morrow evening at 8 r. M. All mem bers of the society are urged to attend, both to take part in the election of officers arid to discuss the future work of the society. Heal Estate Transfers.

Filed in the county clerk's office May 17, 1890. Furnished by Thomp son Caldwell, (successors to Geo. D. Asuinwall), abstracters and negotiators of farm and city loans: Ry Co to Wallace Bleroo, wd, lot KSd Kmrney, fW. -Caroline Clark to John Dryden, wd, ft of s'i lot a Ma, Tlie Ky Improvement Co to Andrew VorniKtuv.

wd. lots 7-H-13. hlk 44. West Ky. II.

Andrew HVunessy to Cone, ncd, lots 17- IK-IK, blk 44, Ky, II. rrnlted State to Sussn Mlllner, reel, aeVi 11-1-2-17. tl. Conrad Brown to John Bowen, wd, 3D acre of i.wiint-li,tiuu. Burah A Young to Jacob Dean, Notice.

During -the summer months the Kearney Library will change its hours The. Library is open from 9 to 12 in themorning. from 2 to 0 p. m. and in the evening Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7 to 9.

Other evenings the library will be closed. The change is made because nearly all evening calls are made these evenings. Notice. Business men and others are notified not to furnish goods or merchandise upon account of the Hub Printing Co. except upon the personal or written order of the undersigned.

Otherwise the company will not be responsible for the same. M.A.Brown, Sec'y and Treas. Drink Waukesha mineral water by glass or by. the quart at Hooley's bikery.j mfm Call and see Geo. Ellis, the resident grabber, for hot water and steam heat NINE HOI KS A DAY.

NOW CONSTITUTE A LABOR DAY FOR i KEARNEY CARPENTERS. i A (. omproiuiae Willi Conti iu'tni on a schedule ol' Xine Hours Instead ol Ten and Wiups at 'J 7' and cts. nn Hour lnMrml oi and Aswill be seen elsewhere in notice of committee for "lnion Carpenters," the nine hours a day law went into effect this morning. The former lime was ten hourslaborconstitutirg a day 's work.

The old price was twenty-live and thirty cents an hour or and $3.00 a day The new schedule gives nine as a day's work and the wages at 27! and 32 an hour. This makes the price nearly the same thing. Au effort is now being nuide by the ontractors, and is under consideration by the carpenters to re-instate the ten-hour system and give a half a day oil on Saturday. There seems to be no bad blood be tween the contractors and carpenters, and when they talk they do it in a business-like way. Notice to Tax-Payers.

Delinquent personal taxes not paid by May 20, 1890, will bo collected under execution as the law provides. Persons interested please take notice and save cost as this is positirctti the lust call. II. Fued Wiley, nil3t4 County Treasurer. Steam, hot water heating and all kinds of water supplies, at Geo.

Ellis' plumbing shop. Allen Barney, Abstracters. Cndih 110,000 Bonds. Reliable Real Estate Dealers. THE MOST COMPLETE BET OF ABSTRACT BOOKS IN THE 8TATE.

Office 1st door w. of Kearney Nat. Har Kearnev. Nebrank WANTS. TKotieu of Wanted, Fob Hint, Foil Sali, tc, imtiUd in thii column at thi rale of 6 eentt tin ma inttrtion.

BpteiiU rata -on long term ad. WANTED. ANTED A aiiod irlrl. Cull nn Mrs. W.

Harney, wo estsate st. or two furnished rooms with or without lioaid for youutrKcntle- man. WANTED A Rlrl to do Ihrbt cookiup, live Dersoua. uood position, cnmilru ut liv Nat'l bauk. ui-UtTvALBKitT S.

Ki'AruuMi. WANTED-Reliable solicitors, either ladiex or Kentlemen. to work in the. country. Good wages to tight parties.

For purticulurs Call on or address R. V. Reese, Kearney, Neb. mlltf WANTRD-Mortguges on Improved city DroDertv for the following ii mounts: H). VM, rmo, IKIIl.

two, and ti.M). W. J. Uow under tno commercial and Havings uank. FOR SALE.

FIR SALE A fresh milch cow. tlrst-class. Wearer St Rond. Warranted mtf FOR SALE Or exchange A good hay furm, oonTeuient to Kearney. Call on N.

A. Raker, Midway Land office. rolif 8AI.E OR TRADE Good tree claim with 1' Improvements. A big bargain Call on or address E. E.

Hudson. TJV)R BALE-Five room cottage and" tof ln JD South Kearney at'low price. busy terms. F. L.

Williams, Hub office. mUf FOR SALE A good business, City hotel furniture and lease at a bargain. Inquire ut the hotel. East Twenty-thlrd-sL JjTOR SALE OH RENT One of the finest eight room houses In the olty. Has uever been occupied and is offered at a bargain.

Call on or address Willard Gillctt, Xki St. and Ave. A. aiooutr FOR RENT. FIR RENT Two new houses iu Kenwood.

Apply to H.G. Wiley. mlitttl FIR RENT One or two furnished rooms. Location pleasant. Twenty-eighth street and Second avenue.

iu9tf LOST. I OST An account book with no namo on It i There are about lu dray accounts In same, and threo mils of hills from Slzer and one from Ayrcs. Flndcrwill leave ut the Hub ofBoe. tnt't UNIONS. rtARPENTERS1 and Joiners meets ovorv Wednesday Union No.

811 Wednesday evening at O. A. K. ball. 1.

N. HANBON, secretary. azn G. A. R.

SEDGWICK POST No. 1 meets every Friday evening In ball oyer Buffalo Co. Nat. Bank. D.

A. Doksky, Commander. Jas. Beswick, Adjutant. ABSTRACTS-LOAN'S.

TJNDER 10,000.00 BONDS TO MAKE Correct Abstracts for Buffalo Nebraska. W. H. NEELY, HAKIB ABSTRACTS 'ROM COUNTY BKCOItDB AMD SHOWS ALL BRHORS. FARM AND CITV LOANS.

BEE UT LIST FOR REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. Office Rooms 1 and 2, Over First National Bank, Kearney, Nebraska. ON THE QUIET Nebraska air it is good for us and our debilitated health is much improved under its inlluence, and our business which has been sickly, is also vastly improved, owing, no doubt, to the superiority of the work we turn out. Our Tailoring Dept. Just at present is offering a line of Genuine Scotch Suitings for summer wear, made to your measure by our Iwst workmen for PER SUIT.

Our Terms are Cash. THE II .11 HH SPRING I'iiom MIK ci i Roohester, N. Whose name is a guarantee of Perfect Fit and a ipiality of goods and make equal to any Tailor-Made Garment. We have several styles of Black Cheviot Suitings, which aro so much worn at present, at the low prices of which are well worth and $20.00. Latest Spring Styles CLOTHING HOUSE F.

M. HARTER'S PEOPLES' CLOTHING HOUSE, liOOl Central Avenue. All artisans A. know the im- portance and TWO FOOt utility of a two i footrulo Itia JXU.16. thediutiDgu- ishlng mark betwoon the mechanic and the novice; between scientific accuracy and guoes-work.

The beBt two foot rule you cau adopt is to supply yourself with Stela's Warranted Shoes for your two feet. You will find that this two foot rule won't wear a hole in your pocket like the other rules are apt to do. Look for short measure rules however in the shape of imitations of the Genuine1 Stein's Superior, Good Lasting Shoe at Moderate Prioes. Shall We Have Free School Books, or Shall We Have Free School Books? Certainly we will as it is one of the greatest benefits conferred on any community. Cna equally good we already have and that is the tunity of getting Good, Honest School Shoes almost freo, at The Kearney Shoo Store.

We'll sell thorn to you for $1.25 and $1.50, as good as you are paying $2.50 per pair for elsewhere. VAIL GREEN, ailn Central Ave. Tripp's Block. BLAftCHARD SNARE, Aud We do with every Grocers IF YOU We MJ A list. I I SUITS, imt'sK in Hats and Neckwear.

EVFRY ONE WARRANTED. Eight Day Striking $4.60. A Solid Walnut Case. One Day, Striking, $3.50. Solid Walnut Cades.

ftl.oo Nickel OlockB. $1.25 Nickel Clocks. DANIELS, HIE JEWELER. OPEN ENERY DAY. 3 S3 a.

CD CD CO S3 CO ft- 3 5 to CD to 4 0 0 (0 H- 0 CO WANT GOOD, FRESH GROCERIES CALL ON US. Want to See You, if you care to deal with us wo will treat you right. not throw in a prize package of coffee ten cents worth ot goods, but we give SEE THOSE BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES OF yon the worth of your money every tune. Children can ouy oi us as cueap as grown persons. TELEPHONE 140.

2217 CENTRAL AVE. GO AND Eings and Gold Jewelry, AT RANKIN FESS, nvretuuiu tee. il an 3. Jf, IT.