DAINTY
treats in - eat-'
ables, so ' folks
'y who sit daily at our tables
'. refresh the inner man. Our
'estaurant will give your atom-
veb. a re3t, because the foods
t re carefully selected andcooked
luder orders of chef of wide;
reputation. Our bill of fare is)
varied daily and always con-j
tains some choice titbits. Live 1
not to eat but eat to live and'
daily dine with us. It will be!
a picnic to your interior . de
partment, model;
RESTAURANT
J. A. AKBUCrCLE, Prop.
OPES DAY AND NIOHT
We roll weekly Meal . .
Tickets, Cfli $4'50
TURKESTAN" ALFALFA i
The Dry Laud Alfalfa grows 'without irri
gation. BROME GRASS
Red Clover, Alfa.fa and ail kinds of.
Garden Seed in bulk
Seed Wheat, Baled
Barley, Oats, Eic.
The only Seed House
inUaion County.
A. V. OHvpp
JEFFERSON AVE. Phone 1571
Get The Habit
Of trading at the Nebraska Grocery Store and you
caunol break yourself of it. Dor goods :tre always
the best, our prices are the lowest and our stock is
complete.
Besides
having the
brnud on all their leading lines. Wo hat e just re- V
P ceived a new antl complete line of Men'n and Women's
j and Shoes which we invito you to inspect. x
C.5 RALSTON
I NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
Cor. Fir and Jefferson Sts. j
1 SPECIAL SHOE SALE 1!
nut
c!"
and see t lie u il
(unity to purchase
THE QUA,ITY Shoe Store, t
SUMMERVILLE
LIVERY
, V. I'Uun't-r & So i hnve
L.-a.-e i the M. Kinzie S'ables
hiul ire pfpnred tn snivtt the
nuuiic u a iirsi tJass m. inner
at i.uttsotiable ru ts '
TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE
.That is why people come here
fur men's mid by boys' shoe
The J.i E. Tilt line is our spec
ialty.. Here is where price and
quality are combined.
C. W. PRESTON,
Shoe Specialist DEPOT STREET
I
lurgt-sl stock of " I'refei rod"
canned goods, Alien & Lewis special
Men's, Women's and Children's
100 pairs men's N-st bos calf anil
and '2.7"'
AO pairt ni'-nV 0') shoes for '2.P0. 120 pairs Ladies best kid shoes, (ioodyear writ, l'n
rrptitrr HO vn!ue, Mile price $2 5ft.
80 peird nniiipi'i a.Oti shoes, sale price $1.85
40 pr.it? hny vhor-s, r utikr $2 5l values, Sale price $1.00
These arc all UW AND UP-TO DATE styles and EXTHAOUD1 N A H V VALUES
rttpiirc an fxpert to i!,ie die values offered during this sale. This is pofitively a rare
hinh iroil" shoes rtt -irrvptioiially low prices.
SUNDAY
CHURCH
SERVICES
Services as They Will
Occur at the Variuus
Houses of Worship Tomorrow.
CATHOLIC (1HUKCH
Mass i very S tnday exoept the 4th at
7 Hiid Oa.m.
i:..Hury uud ! enediotion od the samo
da sat 7:30 p. m. Mass on the 4ih
Sunday ut 7 a. m., no evening seivioo
on l.h t day. .Masa on week days Bt
0:110 u. m. W. J. Whyio, Uoctor.
lUKWiUtt .SCIENCE
S Irene King. 1st Reader. .
I lie Cliristinn Soiouoe services at
tliu Advent church ev.ry Sunday at 11
a. in. All are cordially invitet.
- LATTER DAY BAINTS
Sunday School 10 a m.
Kf gular Bervicea '2 p. m
Mutual Improvement Association
meets oonjointly at 1 :30 p. m.
CENTRAL CHTJKUH OK CHRIST.
Opposite Sommt-r House.
Ui'ile School 10 a.ni,
Morning Worship II a. m
Preaching at Hilgard 3.3up' .m.
Evening service 8 p. ni.
Strmont Morning. "Chrit-tnn Lit
city and the Lawol Love."
Eveuing: " Works ol ihH Flish. "
A ourdial invitition to all.
KT FE'l i'.R.S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
iwelltb Sunday after Trinity. Sun
day school ai 10 a. tu. Morning pray
or and set moo at 1L o'clt ck a. nt. A
Uy service. All invited.
M. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Preaching tit 10 o'clock by pastor.
Preaching at 8a nil ridge in the evjr
iug. I.a.t serviceo belore cooftreuce.
M.K. CHUKCH.
J. C. Walker Pa tor.
gunday School 10 a, w.
Pleaching hy Pastor
Gl ue Meeting
Kpworth Lengue
Ltd by Charlie (i jre.
IStrtu il iug alone for God.
Preaching by Pastor
The pub 10 Hocrriinlly
all these st relets
11 a. m.
12:15
7 p. m.
Subject-
8 p. ni.
invited to
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Prtacbiitg tomorrow at 11 a. m, hdc!
8 p. m, by Rtv Edwin B Hy.
I M or it ing tbtmn "Jegun Feeding the
M.ut tuptl' ; evening 1 Gracu With nut
i MHneure. bund ay wclool at m a. in ,
devor 7 p. ni., Prayer meeting Tbure
dtiy 8 p. m. A coidial invitation ia
given to all who have no oliurch bumf
to aitoud iheBe oervicsH.
Outlook From Farms
The monthly Crop Reporter for Ang-
iUBt iBsutd by authority of the acro
j try of Agrit-ultare reached the Ob
I server Saturday mornng From it
i the outlook ct the AmeHran farn.er 1b
rather a choerf'il one botb as to crop
; y eld and prices.
vici kid. Goodyear welt, regular $3.f0 values f i $2.60
' The average yield' of winter wheat
or the whole United titates per acre is
given on Augost 1 at 2 3 bushels, Ore
jail's arerui;e yield at 21.4 tfuehels per
sore.
Th . nverr-ge rondition of spring
wheat on August 1 was 87.5 against
77.1 on saute ttate last year.
The dei-artme tetiuialeB the spring
whoat crop this year will be 333,400,000
bushels.
The avorane tvndlion ot torn' was
87 3, la t AuK'i-t the average was 80.5
The range ot prioi-a this Augnat for
hoth spring iind winter wheat is bettor
tujjn on Augiv-f tost year. On Auuust
5, It' ll, No. 1 northern BpriD wheat
was quoted in ( hlcnpi at 1.05 to $1.88
per bushel against ,77.'a to .00. for
Auuuat 1303. ,
2li. 2 ro'l winter wheat fob afloat on
Aamist 5 was quoted at New , York at
1 01 to 1 07 aaiust .Kto .89;, cts
for August 1003. .
NOMINEE
RESIGNS
Idaho State Central
Committee Thrown In
to State of Great . Con
sternation. Boise City, Anirust 20 There was
conttu'uatioo ut iho headquarters of
the Demon tin central uuinmlttoG
when they recuived the resignation of
their oonvrcBsioual uominee Uon. F H
Hi lzh.MnitT. The following is a Oupy
of thu letter aont to Chairmnn 0 U
Juckeou.
Hon C If .fneksnu, Cb lirman Dom
.St ite oni Boise Idaho.
Mv dy ir air:
Who it 1 ucwittj the eoturesaioual
iiou'iiiHtion M I lie bunds of the nemo
cra'io .arty of the tate of Cdulto lu
tonvitfci n uHornbltdt I fully believd
ttiiit hv n though tlte resolution on the
Mormon ('it's ion had bo-n incorpoiat-
od tit "i-r ahite platfnn, the mat er
could he v-eitUd and ban lied in a man
ner with h would be sittisfaotoiy and
hoiionible to nil eoiicerned Now
however, coii'llti'-LB have arisen Bince
my r.ominadon, tml whi-h ootiditions
hnve atim'ii tun anno of, the fact that at
the ii.ei'tini: of the Demot rntie stilo
oointiiittee iiub) in LoAieton, aftr the
convention atljournod, tho oamj aign to
Ikj uu ed in our atate was outJiued
and it appcarf thai the campaign, as it
is K.iiil, is to be willed on a moral
dlauc hh rt-'aiuHi the Mormon people
and the said red' Ititi-m is to be made
the paramount irisuu. This being true,
an I as 1 am nut in sympathy or in full
act on! with tb 'cutne, I ranuotln hon
or t" ni. rtctf . after tlte potdtlon 1 took
in the Democratic v jtivontlon, both in
cominit'ec iutl upon the floor of the
convt'ittit n roioa u ii(in the ticket,
am) inakt the neeoHa try lampaign out
Hu d t:y our state rommiitce, and
thereiore muni at ih in time, and there
fore do now, t.'ii'lcr to the state coin
inittce ibrniigb you us chnirnian, my
resignation a- the ct.uwropsional nond
u o f tiie . state of Idaho upon the
DeiritK'ra'lc t ckot. Having a deep
s n e of r.itit'ido fr the high . bonur
con term 1 uiou m-, 1 Imvo arrived ut
this v. irtdn.sion, only utter oirtful de
liboiution. 1 ho roiitldemre shown me
by ny p irty in one I t which any man
nitii justly feel proud, but tho only
way 1 evi'i h ie to rctflin that nnn
fldoiu'O in the fuiure which I believe
to i o tlii' only liouomble one that 1
can pur due. Thin u tioti of mine is o
pmely iHrfotiiil oi e and will effect on
ly no, but will make it possible for the
st.tto committee to placo upon our state
ticket come one who can consistently
maki llit? campaign us outlined, and be
in full accoid with the state committee.
I believe in our grand old DemoOtatic
sole,
Call
oppnr-
M. ST' WA.WVm.W I'ron.
party and the priurlplea for which it
stands and will do all In my power for
its snot ess iu the nut.' of lttuho, know
lug that right will prevail. iun( holiuv
ing as I do, that only through- that
party the greatest good' will come to
the people of this county. Witu no
thing but good wishes lot Democratic
success 1 bare the honor to rehiain, "
Yours very truly,
IT II llolzhelm.-r.
Brought
Home
New York Auk. 20 Antonio Mauino
the little Italian boy', whowas kidnafV
ed by conspirators of ti e II luck Hand
rociety, has .been returned to his
patents. Dot-pite I lie detient anil bonat-,
ful manner adopted hy the members!
ot the society, it now uppears to be
evident that the notion taken by tlte re
spectable and law abiding class of
the we.tlthy ltjillnn residentu of this
olty, in calling a meeting to take active
steps toward putting tin end to the re
cent outrages, hits b me fruit..
HARD
WALL
PLASTER
Ouly costs about 5n per yard
more thau common piaster, and
worth many times over.
ADVANTAGES
No danger of .freezing as it
can bo used'iti zoro weathor
Being floxible Instead of Orit-
tle os all sand moVtors . arejj
it will dent liko wobtl when
struck or jamuictl, iu.stead of
breaking -Doors, windows, pjj'e
holes, elc are easily cot tbrtnisrli
it II is a noil couiltietor of elec
tricity ami ihus prevents siitnt
hjircuitmg It adheres equally
well to brick, stone or common
lath It contains no acids nor
chemicals to coirtids It will
uot bum nor disintegrate by file
i,..;,,., a i,,, .t ,1,,,.,;,,,, dr.
wood traiue work 11 will under
no condition nit or blister
,- . : . i ... . .
I ariies navuiK niaainriug to
do should couMilt me rcgnrtling
this class of woik Estimates
cheerfully givoic-
E. RE1SLAND, Phone 371
ifan5.f5iRtl! ..t !ifl5i (PDfr
A
it, ii wu.
Uppoaito lint Soinmor Houbo
One of the Ut miiHlcnl institutions
In the ut a to, b'our room used for
musical instruction, Itirniles of
taught. Ufpaiuioni 1, rooms tired
for the .1 tirst grailen, t hiUlreu nt tint
age of 5 and older como otic hour ever
duy. Department 'J, '2 rooms for grades
4 to 15 for pupils of all ages i'he lat
ost cotirae bey t ptacllo d iniiHicul iu-
strurtiou M lai-td cuiitetiU for med
als ovory few neeks,
E PORTER DAY Principal
MRS DAY. Assistant
A FORETASTE
OF HEAVEN!
A touch of an
Angel's Wing
Sorbelio
Sandwiches
TIM HE It LAND, AT JUNK 'l. HTh
' NOTICE FOU PLTJLK ATION
I U. H. Laod OfflRoat Ia lr -ni-i-. trjg
H-ll-t.l, .01.
Nrttlro R ticrftiv Klvr-n tlnl in .nj.llitiii'f
' with the nrovlfl-tiiK ttf ilr if i ..! t'-.iiui.vs til
Juin 'l, 1H71. enlillet) "An I-i Ii t'.f -iU- ul
tltlltH r latlflK In the Kt i'- - -l iMft.i tila, ( in
, K'n. Nevudit. itml Wi'i.t-.i't--u l n 1 i.nv." ih
i fXlWl1c1 to ftll 111" I'll
1 (if Augunt 4, Ikj'Z, !
vtllf. cmtiitv of Win-
ii' liy lift
ft IH'Xt. t
Wimn'iiT in
tlllH lHV lllft i'i
Nlnlinciit No. Hlti". I
tton No. a tu To"' ti
IW K. W. M.
All'1 Will OiriT I'I'' !
HOUKllt III tii'tti- -t
xtoui' than fur ; i: " i ul
-btahllnh ti.-r i. ii. l
Itf'Kl'ltT a'i'l !' 1 1 ' i
(i'ftlltlo, tli-l."'!! I
day of (i. n.l- i. trill.
Ill tinnic a tti"
W. IK-Iiry iiniwu, 'il
. S-.nili ft.itiiii- .s...
i i.it ii. f i iii-l
ii.t iu iiirinr .m
t(;.lth II l-i
U- ,il... li ..l
IontiPt I ti 1 n
iny-in;
KtiMiird tlan
t t..i 'i-tin-i"
A n V Hint nil
?hf tln
fllf Ihi-lr '-'.-ilni'
V'.th ilny of
I WEATHER PORtCAST
A . Tonight
and
a Tomorrow fair.
, cooler tomorrow 4
tar
A
$ THE TRAINS A
ASoi Kast bound 9 :10 p m ontiuie
No 5 West ' 8:5 p m on time
That the way to reach a
man's heart is through his
stomach. Try it by using
Geddes Pros' canned fruits,
deiiciou kraies, lettuce, on
ions, am! radishes, just fresh
from the garden. We are
the first store the farmers
call on and of course we get
the choice of everything.
We always have the fresh
est eggs, butter, etc.
Special attention given to
phone o'rdnrs.
Geddes Bros.
MP
""-WoudB'frf ' Work.
ti , a for Mors but
.u U('d be built jU"
it htriie lie
is et-aeutiai
good. Touiti
VI homo iliBl
iJ!, 'T'"'"".'
away foi
THE lit--
: laoea
Wo know and bG,
a Dot
can rely on ou,k
Ii-.. ... Iw.l.l J ,1.'
-'other
tin. As for prlJL2oiindatlont.nbe
foollali as to B . ... bla ' fat-m
r i rii t ,. -1
Mrv.k- v- 1 1 v
my sij,:i?
Are like the 'SinE.' T'Ja' '' 'i t . '
off." i hey are put 11m .
riijht. I nee only M
itml Kuurantee that fljlr
trial you Uud that H'lJ. "
way injured thaJeat'X-
iinawaHBaaHaHBaMaaV
LiES SdY.
4gi!
U Mill-1 I""l I II II 'IH ,'l I :M
Jiow wltb
V ,
1 pensive lo-
A hn.tneBS to
the cualomur with a tj ' '
purchaBotl at any stt.j . : . jjiUr
If you dceiro realig q
call and get a shine, v .- . llf"'
leys liinoer a nop, wobij;
is Hi at cu m from theboa'
jok b.wji.w -hing Sal
r
Sacred
V AiM ltll t-Q.
l.a Uranuy. . X4fT - M
known iDstiir-jA-fl Mro lV'' n'lA.
SiniHrB of Aim-' C.I: -jr-' v .
. ..Jt ; ma .
ed'icntiomii ;
i'K nd &:'J7--.
Prunannic 1
ion f teacb
nod day scl
in t-ootombt
aister hupeiv ft ti- y
.0
r . M
I faS.W II I r MAT'
rn-out tiwuei ,
ami sen-
'i UNION K
jiml vuluea
DBI'AKT rmm Hhliil
l,A UHANDL
M", , - u n 1
n:;,0 ii m. Hith Lake, llcnver Ft. wt m
,.; tWnrth, Ornnhft, Kamu D
Portland, Dalle. Pn
vHi (lletnn, Walla Wnllit, Nn
1 hitvtnn, I'liinitms "v
ftnn m 1 'irMJt, MoMOW.Spo. 9 w p m
biimiiirit pw 1
ni Jilh Til Hpo
j hnne. .
'firtlnnd. DallM, Pen
NO " ; dlclon Umatilla Wnl- N0 A .
I luin,l.ewlnton,ViirHi
n Mi wow, W Hilar War fi'WU m
S.a pin clm-r, Hnokaatt anil
I other point emit and
; north via Bpokane. -.
N'.rJiiilly f,BnJ cilyT AHMl. , ' J
ix.--.lt imt.iep tn F.lrln
JuntUy (w.nnoc(lona nt Klftn 9ef-K
s ir. a m with HtuKB (or points r.Jf l , .
: tn Wallowa county . f . t ., J
:Han t tso iwo every iiw dy-i'
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