The Aberdeen Democrat., October 24, 1902, Image 1

About The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909

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Bi and velouv shoes
felts and turned soies
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$3.00 and $3.50
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ibQut 300''" pairs of
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$1.00 to $1.39
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Ladies- Shoes.
Lades' kid laco shoes, single imddonble
shlos, solid sole leather, counts and in
rtersoles and one-piece heels, every pair
,• guaranteed. Sizes to 8.
Per*! air, $2.00
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foot-vear, at medium prices. .Below we
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60 p^irs misses' kid button 'and lace
shoes, single and double soles solid sole
leother, eQunters and inneroles, at per
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Complete line,, of
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The Democratic Paper in the North Part of the State.
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Good Footwear
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Men's Shoes.**
Men's calfskin shoes, lasey^ony,
plain cap and globe toe solid
in all points1 all' siaes per
pair $1.50
If you want the best shoe on the:
market for hard wear, buy the
''Live Oak". This shoe-is
made from the celebrated Live
Oak stock it is a custom shop
made shoe and will satisfy yob
better than any other shoe at
the same ice. Seven styles to
select from at per pair, $2.00
iden'» colt skin shoes, lace, ccap
and globe toe there^is no
shoe sojeasy on the foot as the
f^bolt skin. Bnv of usV at per
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JUBILEE AT K0KIA1,
Ihe Enrollment Reaches One Hundred
and the Event Is the Occasion
ofa Pleasant Celebration.,
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60 pairs misses kid lace and' button
shoes, single' and double soles a nice
shoe for dress, at per pair $1.50 and. 2J)0
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60. pairs of children's shoes, button
and' lace, solid as a rock, 5 to 8, a one
dollar shoe, at per per pair.....
tjSO pairs children's button shoee^solid after to follow the Royal Mall, which
in all parts and a good wearer, 5 to 8, it has recently been demonstrated
sold by t» at per pair Wol?11 £®.
,r .. UnionPacific andCOhicago and North?
z?*ti a'a LS dnnS h^rtero B'ys to Chicago.
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President Koehler opened the ex
ercises by saying that it was no small
tilth# to plant*an institution of learn-:i
ing, and that thing having been done I
in this City itj was surely cause for
1 congratulation. He then called upon
tke. mandolin club for a selection
This club'js a very creditable or
ganization and will be a very pleasant
feature of all the school entertain
ments. The members of the club are:
Prof. F. W. Smith', madolin.
Nunnadell Smith,
Harriet Oornelie,
Louise Beiber,
Leslie Gage, violin.
Calla Smith, guitar.
Altha Montague,
Roy Dennison,
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Benj. Bolton, "j..
Miss Hagard, piano^j
Senator Lawson, Judge, Hauser and I
Rev., Mr. Montague made brief but
instructive speeches and very ap
propriate to* the occasion. At the
close of the exercises the mandolin
club rendered another selection and
were enthusiastically encored
From Pari* to San Francisco wrttfc tat
one Chanjkc of Cars.
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The Ovarland Limited aad the Traaa-5U»fian
Express.
Travel from the far east to libndon
Ia'rg« eomptete Hue children^ Uirclin*D^l)«'«lijbe »lttle»4«ljbt.
•-""^U^s'doats ia
latest styles, raagi
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and other European points which has
I through the Suez canal, is likely bere-
San Francisco and across the -United
States three or four days more quick
ly than via the old route.
I v' The traffic department of the Chi
cago and Korthwesterh Railway has
advices that: the Russian Ministry of
the Interior but arranged with the
International Sleeping Car Co. for
a. new sleeping car service on the
Trans-Siberian Railway between
Moscow and Port Arthur, to be week?
ly at first, tri-weekly later on,' +L*
eventually a Traia-de-Luxe will Jbe
inaugurated between- Waroaw and
fort Arthur, leaving -Warsaw daily.
ABERDEEN, SOUTH DAKOTA* WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 22, 1902 ONE DOLLAR A YEAH
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Program of Speeches and Music Rnd«rM
eceptlun to roil College Student*.
A PLEASANT EVENING.
TVe celebration Friday evening at
the Xorbhern Normal and Industrial
School was a very pleasant event in
the history of that institution. The
affair was quite impromtn. Pres
ident Koehler stated that the faculty
and students had. determined that
when the 100th student was enrolled
they wonid have a little celebration
of the event. The ball was soon filled
to. its limit. The large foldiDg doors
of the adjoining roonp were thrown
open and it also was pretty, well filled,
so that the speakers were greeted by
a decidedly fine-audience.-'
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At the dose of the entertainment 1
the Huron college foot ball team-were
given a reception by the Normal
students, which was a pleasant end
ing of an eventful day at the school.
The 100th student enrolled was Ar-|
t,hur Davies of Aberdeen.
A VEiH WAY ABOUND UK W0WD.
At Warsaw connection is made with
tbe famous Express da Ifovd from
Paris, Berlin and other Jtaropean
Thus Port Arthtir will be within
easy reach of Parts, .and from Fort
Arthur the Journey is- completed in
I fast vessels across the Pacific to San
Franolsco and on the New Overland
limited *ia"Tihe Southern Pacific^
^d -Inter^bntliwiritel travel to
^odiittisa practically established through what
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Another Big Money-Saving' Event
Special Half Price Clearing
Sale of ladies' Tailor-,
Made Suifs
We have about fifty Suits, mostly one of a Rind
.Some were samples, all are numbers that we coa
get no more of—suits that we can t|ij?e. ,#o spcciial
orders oi,
To move them quickly we have made a uniform
cut of
One-Half Off the Regular Price
These suits are-well made and are from the work
shops of our best makers.
Every suit in this offerirg is all wool, and at ttii?
reduction in price is less than: the materials used
a or
The sizes are 32t 3±, 36 and 38, Colors, brack,
navy blue, myrtle green, brown4 gray, wine and
brown and gray ihixtures.
|$10,00 Suits now $5.00 $18.00 Suits new $9.00]
1 12.50 Suits now 6.25 20.00 Suits now 10.00]
1 13,50 Suits now 6.75 25.00 Suits now 12.501
I 16.50 Suits: now 8.25 30.00 Suits now 15.00
$35.00 Suits now $17.50
The New Progressive Meat
Market.
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delicious Roast of Beetlike you had wben y.ou liy^'down east
Fresh and Canned Meats kept in a F^rst Class Market.^ ,4
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