r
A child oi Dick Pomtoy is re
ported critically ill with malarial
fever.
C. Iv. Wood returned Sunday
from a trip to Wisconsin and other
Btatcs cast,
MIbs Etta Goldman and Mrs. Jos
Danbaum left this morning lor a
briel visit in Omaha.
J. Manley Calhoun, now ranching-
in McPherson county, transacted
business in town Saturday.
Chris Eshclmann, who has been
located at Ilalleck, Nevada, for sev
eral years, is visiting friends in
town.
Sheriff Kelihcr transacted official
business at Sutherland last evening'
going- up on No. 101 and returning
on No. 4.
Paul Meyer has tiled a complaint
against William Coleman charging
him with surreptiouBly acquiring
two roosters belonging to him.
Up td yesterday morning Myrtle
Schartnaun had 50,825 votes in the
Omaha News piano contest, which
it Icsb than 1,000 behind the leader.
Miss Adelaide Staatz has been
engaged to direct the vested choir
at the Episcopal church nud will
begin the work this week.
Mrs. Bert Drown came down
Tne Degree of Honor social club ffom Denver Saturday and will
visit her mother. Mr. Drown has
secured a position -in a boiler shop
at Denver,
ForRknt Two lurniBhcd rooms
tor gentlemen only. Apply at this
office,
The annual ball of the fire dc
Clocks
A pretty clock would
make a very nice present
for Christmas. We have a
very handsome assortment.
Watch show windows.
Clinton,
THE JEWELER.
lie cinl - WfsMy rUmac .
TUESDAY, NOV. 19, 1901.
will meet witu Mrs. W. H. Broach
tomorrow afternoon.
L. A. Mullen returned this morn
ing from Omaha where he had been
spending several weeks.
Mrs. Alex. Adamson, who has
been the guest of relatives in town
tor several weeks, will leave short- partment will be held next Friday
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iy ior Jerome, mit.., wueie uci hub- evening. The investment of
band ia located. dollar means an eveniinr ot eniov
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The demonstration of Richelieu ment and a contribution in behalf
pancake Hour at Harrington & of a worthy cause.
Tobm's Saturday at wuicu pan- Tue musjcai program at the
cakes, maple syrup and coffee were Lutheran church Sunday evcniuir
served, drew a very large crowa wa8 otln Df tj,e 8tr0ng features of
who appreciated the luncu servea. tue services, and was appreciated
EmployeB of competitive houses Dy an audience that filled every
who enjoyed tlie Hospitality were Beat a t-ne church.
u . i i . : t i a
compeuea io auiim Cards have been issued announc
quality of Richelieu pancake flour,
Pierre Viau's manle svrup and
CMiase & Sanborn'd coffee.
Til T II
idano fotatoes
on track today and tomorrow.
bushel lots at 9 cents a
Bushel. Lome with your
wagon and lay in your winter
supply.
Tho Xuhlcs Acquitted.
Gotlicb and (Jeorge Ruble, who
were arrested on the charge ol
assault with intent to kill Albert
Stciuhauscn, were discharged in
Judge Baldwin's court yesterday
after noon, the evidence not being
sufficient to convict. According to
the story told by the Rubles; Stem-
lauscn was the attacking party
and that the latter fired upon them
without just provocation.
It is generally predicted that
further trouble between the Rubles
and Steiuhausen will occur.
Pay Day
X Payday for a majority X
X of the citizens of town
TC has rolled around again C
C Wc can interest and ?C
surprise you with unheard of values
v f at
Notice of Special Session.
The county commissioners of
Lincoln county, Nebraska, arc
hereby called to meet in the Court
House in North Platte in special
session on Monday, November 25th,
1901, for the purpose of receiving
the report ot Beeler & Muldoon,
referees in the Tax case between
the Union Pacific railroad company
and Lincoln county and to take
such action in relation thereto as
will best serve the interest of said
Lincoln county.
Done at North Platte, Nebraska,
this 18th day ot November, 1901,
W. M. Hoirnv,
Countv Clerk.
ing the coming marriage of Charles
William Yost and Miss Lucy Ange
line Bonner on the evening of the
26th inst. at the home of Mrs. A.
I ftYliAftfl AT The Union Pacific foot ball team
II I iVll illtlll III wil Co to Gothenburg. Saturday
(1 Willi 1 1 1 1 B r 1 1 ul and play a game with the. eleven of
v " w 1 .!. . - mi i :.. rv.
a return irnmc will be played in
this citp. Quite a number of root
ers will accompany the team to
Gothenburg Saturday.
J. W. Nugent, who was up from
Maxwell yesterday, says tuere are
fields of sugar beets in that sec' ion
which averaged eighteen tons to
We offer same in ten to twenty the acre. As the minimum price is
four dollars per ton, it is evident
that the beet raisers at Maxwi.ll
will teel well repaid for their work.
Miss Dora Wright returned last
evening irom Omaha where Mie
had been attending a commercial
school. She completed the course
and will now oiler her services as
stenographer and typewriter to
rm , - 0 f i iiiunu win' ucnnc auk.ii. niiea
1 ry a cup ot wiase ol oau- VVrif;ut catl be found in the olIke of
born's Coffee at the Episcopal . F- Seeberger or she can be
Fair tonight and compare it
with the best you have ever
tasted. If you don't say 'tis
the best you ever drank we'll
go way back and sit down.
The ChrUtain Aid society will
meet with Mrn. John Lemastcrs
Wednesday afternoon ot this week.
All are invited.
Officers arc today looking for a
Third ward resident who is wanted
on the charge of stealing coal from
the U. P. company
Harry Dixon is making his
quarterly trip on the Second and
Third districts examining the
watches of the employes.
Piercy Thornton, well and favor
ably known in North Platte, will
be united in marriage this evening
at Council Bluff to Miss Ethel
Witter.
The Blrdwood irrigation district
which made a levy of 150 mills in
the year 1899 to pay off the iudebt
cdtiess ot the district and wind up
the affairs have appointed C. I
Scltarmann as tt ea.au rer of the
district who is paying the orders
as they are drawn.
W. F. McGIone's
Here arc Some of the Things
you May Need
Potatoes.
Wc have another car of those
extra fancy Idaho's and wc still
sell lor
$1.00 per bushel.
Wc would hardly guarantee a
fricc for any length of time on a
ancy extra sorted variety. You
can make no mistake if you lay in
a winter's supply,
Fels Naptlia Soap.
Have you tried it? It is the
best Soap. It is a combination
of pure Soap with Naptha. With
its use.a six hours washing can
be done in three in a practical
and scientific manner. It is easy
on the clothes and docs away
with wash day troubles. Try it
according to directions on
wrapper.
Full
Tor Sale,
blood Poland
China pigs
cither bcx. also some spine Short
horn bull calves.
Wm. H. Sui.mvan,
Ilerbhey, Neb.
t NOTION 5
We have a few boxes fancy
Bell Flower Apples from Ore
gon lay in a box for the children
Price $2.00 per box.
The
Cash
Have you bought any of the
Rirhplimi Pancake Flour? If
not try a package and you will
use no other kind.
Before you buy any Christ
mas presents look over our
immense stock of Lamps,
China Ware and Imported
Novelties, which are useful as
well as ornamental."
Tobiiv.
STORE.
Here we go with the
TRAMP
in the lead with a
fine assortment of
STAPLE and
FANCY
GROCERIES.
Fresh from the fac
tories, will be ready
for business
NOZ. 30TH
and respectfully so
licit a share of your
patronage. I will sell
for cash only and one
price to all. You will
get your monev's
worth by trading
with me,
Yours for busjncss,
E. T. Tramp.
For SAtEOn easy terms, Good
five room house and one lot. With
in two blocks o'f High School and
business pait ot Dewey street.
Good new barn with pump. City
water, ccb- pool, (-hade trees, all in
good condition. Inquire ot
JOS. MKKSIIISY.
30 sheets Writing Paper. . . .05
Envelopes, per bunch 03
So Uarc Envelopes, bunch .'. . .05
Slate Pencils, 6 for 01
Satin Baby Ribbon, per yd. . .01
Vaseline, per bottle 05
Steel Crochet Hooks, cacli . . .02
Wood Hooks for Shetland
Floss, each....; 10
Patent Embroidery Hoops. .10
Thread per spool 04
Corticelh Sewing Silk, 50-yd
spools, each . . . 04
Corticelh Sewing Silk 100-yd
spools, each 08
Corticelli Button Holo Twist
10-yd spools, each 02
German Knitting Yarn per
skein 15
Fleislier's Knitting Yarn per
skein 25
White Cotton Tape, per roll . .0
Canfield Dress Shields No. 2
per pair 25
Heavy Tubular Shoe Laces
3 pairs for 05
Full Count Pins per pkg 02
Curling Irons, all sizes 0
Bicycle Playing Cards per
pack 20
S. II. & M, Skirt Binding per
yard 08
Waterproof Skirt 'Binding
per yard 08
LePage's Photo Paste per
bottle 05
Boys' Suspenders per pair. .10
Binding Ribbon per bolt 10
Aluminum T himbles each . , .0
Storo opon evenings until
o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store
Special
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Underwear
and Overshirts.
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Coffee.
Our last order for our Fancy
Santos Coffee is 1,000 pounds.
uur sales on this uoltee are
simply enormous. Don't vou
thinlc it is tunc tor you to quit
using adulterated package coffee
and use this.
Our better grades arc YALE
and it is worth as much as any
other Coffee that you pay 5 cents
per pound more lor.
Spices.
The finest line of Snices-
Dwinnel, Wright & Co., of Chi-
aro. wc have them in 4-oz. 'full
wcicrht, naokatres in Cinnamon.
Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, Black
Pepper, White Pepper, Cream
Tartar and Cavenne Penner.
You make no mistake if you buy
them.
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Rice.
Wc have a lartre fancy Jan rice
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it is a good value at 3 lb lor 25c
Sardines.
Imperial Brand of mustard
sardines, 3 cans for 25c.
Salmon.
An extra good value in flat
cans, 2 for 25c. Tall cans 2 for
25c.
Flour.
bnowllauc still stands a peer
of all flour. There is no Hour, so
good. Per sack 1,10, 500 lb. lots
per sack 51.00. Sundance, per
sack bl.00, 500 lb lots per sack
95c.
1 1 1
Syrup.
Rock Candy quart cans .15,
half gal. cans .30, gal. cans .60.
CJld baslnoncd Maple byrup-
quart cans, 40c, half gal. cans ,75
gal cans 51.50.
Imperial Syrup quarts, 15c
halt gal 25c, gal 50c.
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Knit to fit
Not Stretched to (over.
Thats the way they arc made
which means to you
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LESS SHRINKAGE, MORE WEAR. I
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KEEP THIS IN MIND
SEE THE GOODS
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We have iust received a larire invoice of Slalcv
wear and Ovcrsnirts. Our line this season is very large. j
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED. i
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Your money baclc it you arc not satisfied p
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MAX KIRSCIIBAUN, Proprietor.
ModeL.
HOUSE
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Buy
New
Goods
(or less
Money
Than
You are
Asked
for Old
Goods
Some
where Else.
This Week at Tho
NEBRASKA.
This is Positively the
Clothing Sale of the
....SEASON...,
Men's all wool Cheviot Suits
choice of pattern. Suits
that are worth $12. ..$7,50
Men's Dress Overcoats in
Blue, Black and Brown.. $Q
Boy's Heavy all wool Irish
Frcizc Ulsters $5
Boy's Knee Pants Suit. . .750
Boy's Vestcc Knee Pants
Suits, with Silk Vest. 1,75
Men's Heavy Kersey
Pants 1,25
Wc arei agents for the Good
year Glove, Rubbers and Over
Shoes. Sec us before you' buy
if you want to save money.
NEBSASKA CLOTHING AND
SHOE HOUSE
SAM noSENBURG.'Prop
OUR
MOTTO
"YOUR
MONEY'S
WORTH
OR
YOUR
MONEY
BACK.
ONE
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TO ALL. &
WE SELL
FOR CASH $
ONLY.
NO fc
FAVOR-
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Railroad Notes. $
mi m
Mechanical Engineer Tibbitm of
the Uaion Pacific was in town Sun
day.
Engineer Strahorn haa been ad
vanced to a passenger run on the
Third district.
Ernest Worden, who had been
working here as car checker, has
returned to Sidney.
Frank Newman, late of Hia
watha, Kb., has accepted a position
aB night car checker.
Morc McKarlaud, who had been
on the extra list, has a regular car
nov, succeeding John Simpson.
Engine 1312 was brought up
from the Kansas division Saturday
and will be given an overhauling in
the local shops.
The track observation car, with
all section torcmau between here
and Sidney on board, came in from
the west yesterday.
II. C. Phelps, who has been sta
tioned here as agent for the fruit
express companies, will leave for
his home in Kansas next Monday
So far tins month 297 cara of Cal
itornia fruit and vegetables have
been ventilated at this station and
sixty-four cart have been iced.
The observation car, which came
in from the west last evening, went
cast this morning,
Will Sullivan, who for some time
past has been working at Edge
mont, S. D., will return to town
this week and enter the U. P. shopB
again as a machinist,
Supt. Baxter and Asst Supt.
Ware went east in their special
cars this morning. The latter will
iusue pay checks between here and
the Island and on the branches.
Under the new scale of wages for
enginemen the engineers on the
1700 class of engines will receive
$4.15 and the firemen 2.05 per hun
dred miles; on the 1800 clasB of
wimples and compounds the pay Is
4 15 and 2 50 respectively and on
the K00 compounds the rate is 4,45
and 2 75 respectively. Switch cngi
neers will receive 3.50 and firemen
i in nur flnv. Tinder the new scale
engineers on the Second district
will draw $171.00 in a thirty day
mouth it they make all trips,
In speaking of Theodora, which
will be presented at the opera
ioubc next Thursday evening, the
New York News of Oct. 3. 1901,
says: The Grand Opera House
opened the season to an overflow
house last night with "Theodora"
as the attraction, the two leading
parts being played by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence M. Brune, Mrs. Brune
gave an intelligent and forceful
rendering ot the part of the Em
press Thoedora. She w.ib well
snpported by her husband as
Andreas. William McVeigh as
Justiciaii, John C. Hart as Bclsiar-
ius and Clarence Seymour as
Nicheporius.
Kead the ad of the Nebraska
Clothing and Shoe House.
Estrny Notice
Taken up by the undersigned
on his ranch five miles southwest
of North Platte on or about Octo
ber 20th, 1901, one black heifer,
branded O on right hip and slit in
ear. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying
charcrcB.
Tuos. DoOMTTbB,