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COSMOPOLITAN CONCERT co.
First Entertainment i'm Raney Library
Hall Tuesday Evening.

The first attraction of the Star
Course will be oiven on Tuesday
evening in the Raney Library hall by
the Cosmopolitan Concert Company.
This company is composed of Miss
Dorothea Rether, impersonator. solo
list and pianist and the Misses Ram
ma and Edythe Tyler, violinists.
Miss Rether catches the audience
and holds it throughout by her char
ming personality, richness of voice
and expression. She has worthily won
the high esteem in which she is
held as platform entertainer, show
ing marvellous concentration of
thought, culture and preparation for
her rk.The Misses Tyler have made
a special study of violin since the
early age of eight years. This inter
esting work in the performance of
violin duets has not been surpassed.
This is an opportunity for the peo-
pie of Raleigh which they will APP
preciate.
Course and single tickets are on
sale at Kings drug store. Seats may
be reserved at any time Monday or
Tuesday.
Single tickets soc: Reserved seats
csc extra.
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To Remove Frecl<les and Pimples I'm
Ten Days.

NADINOLA is new discovery
which is sold under a positive guaran-
tee and money will be refunded in ev-
cry case where 1t fails to remove freck-
les, pimples, liver-spots, sun-tan,
black-h eadS. collar discolorations, and
all disfiguring eruptions Of the skin,
no matter how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in ten (10) days, and
the worst cases in Is to 20 days. At
ter these defects have been removed
the skin will be clear, healthy and
beautiful. No possible harm can re-
suit from its use. AS regards our
reputation and ability to comply with
our agreements, we refer to the Com
mercial Bank and the Bank
of Henry, Paris, Tennessee, or
any county official. Ask your drug
gist for NADINOLA, If he has not
got 1t, send us a SO cent money or
der, and we will send you a so cent
package of NADINOLA by mail. If It
fails to do all we claim for 1t, notify
us and We will promptly return your
money.
Address,
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY,
Paris, Tennessee.
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as the the first part the guests par
taking of delicious refreshments in
several courses.
Those fortunate enough to be pres
ent were: Mss Wallace, WI Steven
son; Elizabeth Burrus Or. Richard
Duffy; Hattie Marks. Jesse Claypoole;
Mary f. Street, Sam Cation; Eulul1
Willis, Mr.. Stevens; Nannae Street
Jones Wahab; Sadie ConsGon NJ"
Scadberry; Mr.. and Mrs lEdwa d
Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hynian. Mrs
Frank r. Hyman, Mrs. Tarne", Mrs
f. Duguid, Mrs. j. W. Wallace, Mrs
Rudolph Ulrich, Mr.. Ed. Bishop
Will Dunn, and Carl Hughes.
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ASTROTEKTON LITERARY SOCIE
Annual Reception a. Baptist Univer.
sity for Women.

Saturday evening was marked by
the sixth annual reception given by
the AstroteKton Literary Society OF
or the Bapls University for Women,
o the trustees, faculty, and new stu
dents.
The hall was decorated in gold and
white, the color scheme being effect
lively carried out in drapery and flor
al decorations.
The dainty white programs, Spang-
led with stars. read as follows:
1. Address of Welcome.
ii. Impromptu, Op. 142, No. 3, Schu
bert-Miss Bessie Sans.
III. Wearing all that weight of
leaning lightly like t1ower"-Miss
Stephens.
". "ole Missis, Miss Bessie
Ashcraft.
V. 'Woman's Pleasure, woman's
pain, Nature made them binder mo-
lions bounded in shalower brain
Miss Addie Smith.
VI. Simple Aveu OPP. 25, Thome-
Miss Willie Lee Stem.
VII. Domestic hsppinets thou
only bliss of Paradise that has sur
vived the fal.'-Miss Foy Johnson.
VIII. The Answer, Robyn-Miss
Netie Rodwell.
TX And her face so fair stirr'd
with her dream as rose leaves with
the ar.''-Miss Ethel Carroll.
y. Mid the Green Fields of Vir-
ginia- Misses Rodwen. Daniel and
Cover.
The papers presented touched upon
various aspects of woman's life.
Miss Carrick spoke of the Woman of
Thought" Miss Smiths clever paro-
dy OH "rhe Bell (e)s" described the
Society Woman; Miss Johnson pic
tured the Domestic Woman;" and
Miss CAROLS imaginative fancy drew
the "Women of Dreams" Each es-
say was received with much interest,
and loudly applauded. The music,
both vocal and instrumental, was
greatly enjoyed.
Afer his part of the entertainment
was concluded the President invited
the audience to remain and the rest
of the evening was given up to social
pleasures. Two courses of refresh
ments were served: the first consisting.
of salad and the second of cream,
in the society colors, and nodded in
to all sorts of fantastic shapes. When
the last of these funny little men and
women with all their melting charms.
had disappeared, the guests fingered
around the piano singing the favorites
of the God Old Summer time, as
long as permitted by the powers that
be- and when they finally separated
it was with many cordial acknoWl-
edgements of a delightful evening.
The officers of the society are:
President. Mary Johnson; Vice
President Mary Undertakes; Secre-
tary Margaret Bright; Treasurer, Ma
bel Johnson.
Their motto is: "He builds too low,
who builds beneath the stores"
y
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FROM WOE TO JOY
Grateful for a Great BIes-
sing Conferred.
Allen Grmsley is Made New Man.
and Wants Others to Know
How lie Was
Saved.
Saved.

Gratitude for a blessing conferred
is the keynote Of the following letter
1t carries conviction of the deep earn
estness of the writer in every line.
Here it is:
when l went to your institute l
was a confirmed drunkard, whereas
| now am q perfectly sober man, and
| have been ever since | left your in
stitute in 1900, | feel very grateful
to the managers of the Keely Insti-
tute for what they have done for me
in curing me of the drink habit, which
was dragging me and my family down
TO woe and misery. They are now
happy with me at home, and I wish
every man who drinks would go to
| your institute for treatment for |
| know that he would be cured as / was.
| The men of the Keeley Institute were
| SO kind to me that | can recommend
them to any man who will go and be
cured. No treatment could be better
| than what you get there. | consider
| it a blessing to any man to be able
| to go to the Greensboro Kelley InSti-
| tute where he may be freed from the
| power OF alcohol and made new
man. Gods richest blessings upon
| the Kelley Institute.
'ALLEN GRIMSLEY.
"Farmville, n. c., Dec 6, 1904"
Send names and addressed of those
who may be identified to the Kelley
Institute, Greensboro, ~ c.
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Dunn--Pepper.
"THE CLANSNIAN.
Academy of Music October 4th. Mat
inee and Evening.

1t is not often the case that a dra-
matte company as large as "The
Clansman" company is sent on
the road. Forty and fifty peo-
pie are generally seen with an
operate company but fifteen and
twenty people make a good-siz-
In Thomas Dixon, Jr's., great~clay,
dealing with the Ku Klux Khan there
are twenty important roles. In all
fifty people are carried, as large a
company as that which presented
ben Hur."
Generally the walking parts are
filled by local supernumeraries but in
this play. where the action is SO i'm
portant it has been found necessary
to engage competent actors for even
these parts.
The Clansman' will be presented
for the first time in this city at the
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J. ]. 4
TO THE CIANSMAN.
SeabOard Will Run Special Train
From IOuiShupp

In order to give parties along the
line of its road an opportunity 10 at
ted performance of THE Clansman''
in Raleigh on Wednesday, the Sea
board Air Line will run special train
from Louisburg on Wednesday after
noon, this arriving in time for the
play, leaving Raleigh after the per-
Torrance. The "Shoo Fly to Wei
don will not leave Raleigh till ..
M, Wednesday. thus Giving parties
an opportunity to attend the matti-
nee. The Seaboard is a wide-awake
road and Travelling Passenger Agent,
c. H. Gattis knows how to please
people.
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car and three coaches from Benne-
han; four coaches from oxford to be
handled OXFORD to Dickerson and re-
turn by oxford Branch Engine and
consolidated with special from Benne-
han, picking up five additional coaches
at Henderson. This train will only
handle passengers from Bennehan,
Creedmoor, Oxford, Henderson, Kit
trell and intermediate stations, and if
capacity will permit. passengers be-
tween Kittrel and Raleigh if neces-
Sary. -.
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DON'T FORGET THE DATE.

The State Fair at Raleigh embraces
the week of October 16th-21St inclu-
sive. On Thursday, October 10Th,
President Roosevelt will deliver an
address at the Fair Grounds. This
will be the greatest Fair in the history
of the State
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Their Golden wedding.

Magnolia, N c., Sept. 30.-Mr. and
Mrs. D. r. Mcmillan, who live near
here celebrated their golden wedding
on Wednesday. Mrs. Mcmillan was
Miss Amanda Sloan. of Duplin county.
The golden wedding was celebrated
in the same house in which they We're
married and in which they have lived
since their marriage.
A good old time country dinner,
served on tables set under the trees
i'm the yard, was enjoyed, and some
$50 relatives, including children and
grand children and friends, partici-
pating.
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Farrow-Talton.
Snitll-Pace.

Mr. c.. c. Smith, of Lynchburg, Va,
and Miss Pauline Pace, of Lagrange
n c., were united in marriage at
Roxboro, N. c., by the Rev. *. d.
Holmes, on August 23, 1905, at p. m
Mr.. and Mrs Smith will make their
home IN Kinston, n. c., where Mr..
Smith holds a position with Einstein
Bros.
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LAGRANGE, ~ c.. Oct 2.-The four
ten year old daughter of Mr.. William
Garris, who lives near Walnut Creek
church, died yesterday after a long
illness. The interment took place in
Fairview cemetery this afternoon
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Ivey Gertrude,
Mr. John Wfckliffe Garvey.

Mr.. John Wickliffe Garvey
Wednesday, September twenty-seventh
nineteen hundred and five"
Miss Mitchell, who is from BERTHE
county, is quite we'll known in North
Carolina, having taught and visited in
many sections of the State. Mr. Gar
vey is a prominent young business
man of North WilkesborO.
They both have many friends in
this and adjoining States, all of whom
are glad to offer them most sincere
misunderstanding for the
happy bride and groom a long and
useful LIFE
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvey will spend
some time in the mountains of West
ern North Carolina, after which they
will be at home at North Wilkesboro
y X !.
Clever Bob Holt.
Burlington, N. c.. Sept. 3O.-A pic
mic that was a delight was given last
Saturday at Glencoe by Mr.. Robert L.
Holt, who is ever thoughtful of the
opera tives in his mills and their
families.
There were some $50 people at Fort
Snug. on the Sycamore Falls Farm,
and at table eighty feet long the
feast was served to young and old.
At 1t ice cream. sandwiches, cakes,
bananas, candies, lemonade, etc, were
served in great abundance. After
dinner all were invited to the club
house. where music filled the air. The
old banjo rang out in sweetest notes,
while the boys and girls INDUCED in
a few scamperdowns and Virginia
reels The main, or reception room
of the club house, together with all
the porches, were turned over to the
picnicers. and they had a jolly good
time
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Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Joseph Folk
daughter of Mr.. c. Folk, of Asheville,
to Mr. Jack Darlington Harvey
Thursday evening September 14th, at
AsheVille.
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FRITZ AND SNITZ.
Attraction at the Academy of Music
Tonight.

Mason and Mason in their new YER
sion of the big musical comedy,
Fritz and Snitz." which is in its seq
ond successful season. will appear at
the Academy of Music this evening,
October 3rd. Notwithstanding thai
this is one Of the most expensive pro-
auctions of it's kind it being produced
with a cast of sixty people, the finap-
cial success is most phenomenal, As
the mere announcement of these We'll
known stars seems to draw packed
houses at every performance. Many
pleasing musical numbers are said 10
have been added, and an entirely new
scenic outfit and dazzlingly beautiful
costumes are said to have been nro-
vided, thus giving these stars vehicle
of the highest order. The company is
managed by Messrs. Broadhur5t e
Currie, which in itself should inspire
the theatre going public with fun
confidence of the excellence of the
performance. The chorus is r9pitted
to be composed of graceful girls of
rare beauty.
Dunn--Pepper.
The following invitation has been
sent to friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lunsford Pepper
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Virginia Stella
to
Mr.. Raymond Cromwell Dunn
on Wednesday evening, October
eighteen
one thousand nine hundred and five
at eight o'clock
Chuch of the Advent
Enfield, North Carolina.
IL ~ Il
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Academy of Music Wednesday, Octo-
Der 4th.
\ \ +
Kentniss Book Club
The Kentniss Book Club Will meet
with Miss Eleanor Vass Friday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock.
X \ y
Farrow-TaltOn.
Goldsboro, n c., Oct. "A quiet
but beautiful home marriage was
solemniZed over in EdmundsontoWh
yesterday afternoon at six o'clock the
contracting parties being MISS Same
Talton and Mr.. Clarence FarroW, both
of our town. The ceremony was per
formed by Justice Hugh Humphrey
The popular young bride is the beautl-
full young daughter of MI and MIS-
Dudley Talton, and numbers mel
friends by the score.
The happy groom is the son or MI,
and Mrs John Farrow and is one OF
our popular young mechanics. Large
as the attendance and many the bri-
dial presents.
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A Song Service.

At the Edenton Street church
Thursday evening, October 5th, there
will be a song service given under the
auspices of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society.
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The following announcement has
been issued:
Mrs. B. A Mitchell
announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter,
INPV Gertrude
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Old Dominion
Line
AND RAIL CONNECTIONS

Express steamships leave Norfolk,
Va, daily, at 1880 p. M, for New
York direct. affording opportunity for
through passengers from the South,
Southwest and West to visit Rich
mond Old Point Comfort and Vir-
gin1a Beach en- route.
For tickets and general information
apply to railroad ticket agents.
Ell. B. WALKER, V. p. & L. NJ. New
York, N. Y.
J. J. BROWN, Geenral Passenger Agt,
New York, N. Y.
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Academy of Music Wednesday, Octo
Der 4th.
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Lynn--DayenpOrt.

The following invitation has been
received by friends in this city:
MIR. and Mrs. b. r. Davenport re-
quest your presence at their home
New Berne, North Carolina, on Tues
day afternoon. October the seven
teenth, one thousand nine hundred
and five. at We O'Clock, TO attend the
marriage of their daughter Hilda, to
Mr.. Alan Gardner Lynn
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Music Department.

The music department of the
Woman's Club will meet this afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock in the hall of the
Raney Library. All club members and
delegates to the w. c. I. u. are cor
daily invited to be present
, 1905-12-06
E MENTIONED.
cloudy this afternoon.

Partly cloudy this afternoon.
Full line music at Book Store.
Cold last night, but pleasant today.
The bank barometer this morning
recorded 1886.
Albany lodge, Odd Fellows, will elect
officers tonight.
The trains from the east were nearly
three hours late.
Train No. 4 vas bulletined five hours
late this afternoon.
If you have anything that needs re-
pairing try Brands.
Selling photograph albums and cards
at cost at Lovejoy's, -
Alpha chapter, Eastern Star, had a
social session last night.
Ed. Klingen returned to Cheyenne
this afternoon, after a visit of several
days to this city.
City Clerk Tyvold was taken sick af-
ter the council meeting last night, his
stomach gong back on him.
Fred Snyder left for Iron mountain
with a four-horse load of supplies this
morning, which he had bought from
the merchants of Laramie.
, 1905-12-06
INTERESTING RECITAL BY
MISS BURkE'S PUF

The recital given last night by the
pupils OF Miss Minnie Burke, in an
interesting vocal and instrumental pro
gram, drew a nice crowd to Trainmen's
hall, when the following program was
rendered:
Paraphrase-"Old Black Joe" (by
request), Emily Lundgren.
Piano duet-Marie Coomes and Hill
da Kline.
Piano solo-(a) "Schattantanz," (b)
Martha" Elizabeth Huempfner.
Violin solo-Prof. Graepp.
Song-Baby Walter.
Piano solo-"Twilight Reverie," lone
Friday.
Piano solo-"Dans Les Sierras," Hill
da Kline.
Vocal selection-"T1l Take Care OF
You, Grandma" Florence Walter and
Myra Myerly.
Piano solo-'Nid %d'oiseaux," Marie
Coomes.
PlanO dueL-GalOp, EllzaDeIn f1ueLn
pfner and Florence Walter.
Vocal solo-"Startide" with violin
obligato), Mrs. Sherlock and Mrs. DR..
Stevens.
Piano solo-"Un PerlaJ" Florence
Walter.
Piano solo-March, Louise McHugh
instrumental duet-Florence Walter
and Myra Myerly.
Song-"My Mamma Is Waiting
There" Louise McHugh.
Piano solo-"The Storm" (by re
quest), lone Friday.
Piano solo-(a) "Capricante," ID.
Grand Galop," Emily Lundgren.
Accompanist-Miss Helen Ryan.
, 1905-12-06
1T MAKES
A RECORD
CONTINUED from page ~

lowing new lights when the council
r~econvened at S:35:
Grand and Tenth street.
Sheridan and Fourth street.
Alley between First and Second.
Grand avenue and Garfield street.
First and Russell.
Cedar and Thornburgh.
Alley between T%hornburgh and Uni
versity avenue, First and Second
streets.
Ord and First.
Ord and Second.
Hodgeman and Thornburgh.
Arc lamps to be placed at the west
side of the Grand avenue crossing and
at Hodgeman and Fremont streets.
Mr.. McMurray had taken up with the
railroad company the matter of a
Waterman at the Grand avenue cros-
sing, suggesting that the Waterman be
placed from 8 a. m. to $3.50 p. m, or
some such time, and is now awaiting
word from the company.
The attorney was granted further
time In the matter of an ordinance con-
corning peddlers.
Mr.. McMurray gave the status of the
proposed sale of the refunding bonds,
N. w. Harris & Co. having turned
down the purchase proposed to be
made by that company. He believed
the city has the right now to dispose
of the bonds at private sale.
Mr.. Phillips moved that the mayor,
attorney and clerk be directed to cor
respond with the two conditional bid
ders concerning the sale Of the bonds
to private parties.
Letters We're read from Rudolph Her
ing of New York, the Iowa Engineering
company of Clinton, Ia, William H.
Bryan of st. Louis and S. Kent Russell
of st. Louis, concerning the proposed
rebuilding Of the city water distribut-
ing system, giving rough estimates of
the cost of the engineering to be done
in getting ready for the actual work
of replacing the laterals.
On motion of Mr.. Spicer the com
munications were received and placed
on file.
Mr.. Spicer moved that the mayor
invite Judge Lacey of Cheyenne to Wis
it the city and consult with the coun-
Gil concerning the work proposed to
be done in rebuilding the water system.
The motion prevailed, Mr.. Phillips vot-
ing in the negative.
Mr.. Phillips moved that the city take
charge of the tapping or the main wat
er pipe and SO notify the railroad com
pany. The motion prevailed.
The clerk read a list of property own
ers who had complied with the orders
of the marshal concerning defective
sidewalks and a list of those who had
not. Among those who had complied
with the order are James M. Ingersoll,
George w. Lovejoy, Charles Kuster
estate, DR.. S. B. Miller, Edward Gill
man, Harry Galbraith, Della Spidel, w.
H. Frazee, Edward Ivinson, William
George, Andrew Miller, G. C. De Traf-
ford, Bailey Cornwell and j. W. Con
nor.
Inc marSndf was di-aatnd- to have a
new walk built in front of the William
Lepper property, on lot %, block 1872,
the cost to be charged to the abutting
property.
The owner of the Dawson property,
lot /, block 1872, will be notified that
unless the walk is laid as ordered with
in ten days, the marshal will be in
structed to lay the proposed walk and
charge the cost to the %abutting prop
erty.
The bills for the month YER read
and those allowed were ordered paid
The bill of the electric light company
for the month of November is s200.55.
The bill of M. N. Grant. $50, was re-
duced to SIS and allowed.
Mr.. Phillips moved hal the chief of
, 1905-12-06
WIN, IndeedI

Well" said the passenger to the
drummer In the smoking compart,
ment, I'm disappointed in you"
How SOP" quecied the drummer.
There's a perfect dream or a girl
back in the car and here you are sit
ing in here aud not wen trying to gel
up a Irritation. Have you seen herr
Eyes, she got on when l did"
and you don't feel any inclination
to make love to herr
Not a bit"
why not?"
why should I; she's my wife?"
, 1905-12-06

the fire department be notified by the
clerk that only iR case Of a heavy fire
shall the engineer be permitted to call
for help in running the fire steamer,
and the council so ordered.
The marshal was instructed to mott
.fy the owner of property on First
street, Mrs. stickney. Mr.. Ensminger
and Mr.. Murphy, that unless the walks
are rebuilt within ten days, the mar
shall will. build the walks and charge
the amount to the abutting property.
The marshal was ordered to notify the
owners of the action of the council.
At 1906 the council adjourned.
, 1905-12-06
LARAMIE LODGE ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR.

Laramie lodge, Odd Fellows, last
night elected the following officers for
the next year:
Noble Grand-Henry Koch, jr.
Vice Grand-Jesse Converse.
Secretary-Albert Berner.
Treasurer-W. J. Beckwith.
Trustee, three years-C. c. Miller.
The balance of the officers OF the
lodge will be named at the time OF the
installation of those elected last night.
, 1905-12-06

Help the good work of building the
Presbyterian church by coming to
Maennerchor hall and eating a hot
supper Friday evening, December 8.
Only % cents. Menu: Veal roast,
mashed potatoes, rolls, cranberry jelly,
cabbage salad, pickles, cake and coffee.
, 1905-12-06

Fancy work, aprons, sofa pillows, all
sorts of Christmas presents, hand
made, at the Presbyterian fair. Admis.
sion to the hall free. If
, 1905-12-06
DANCING CLUB HAD
WELL ATTENDED PARTY.

The Third dance by the Woodmen
Dancing club was held at the North
Star hall last night, there being a good
attendance and a very pleasant gather
ing of young people.
, 1905-12-06
o o @ @ C @ g C.
C WEATHER REPORT c
o WYOMING.

o Washington, d. c., Dec. c. c
@ Weather forecast for Wyoming: 6,
@ Fair tonight and Thursday. G
@ G G G o 6 6 c
, 1905-12-06
MIDWEEk SERVICES AT

The midweek services at the Ger
man Lutheran church will be held on
Thursday evening of this week.
, 1905-12-06
ANNUAL RECITAL BY

COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
The annual recital of the fall term
of the college of music will be held
at the auditorium at the University of
Wyoming, Friday night. All are in
vited. 9St3
, 1905-12-06

FOR SALE-Ticket from Omaha to
Chicago and return; cheap. Apply at
this office. tt
, 1905-12-06
Bids Wanted for Fire Team.

Bids are asked for the old fire team.
Make offers to city clerk on or before
Thursday, December IA, 1905. Must
be sold at that time.
LEWIS TYVOLD,
96t3 City Clerk.
, 1905-12-06

Buy your Christmas presents at the
Presbyterian fair, December s. Ad-
mission to the hall free. If
, 1905-12-06

Stamped linens, lunch cloths, pillow
tops, at reduced prices for the holi-
days. (97t2) THE BAZAAR.