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Christmas Gifts.
We have a lovely line of Holiday Goods.
COMB AND BRUSH SETS
MANICUBE SETS
HAT AND CLOTIIE BRUSHES
SHAVING SETS PURSES POCKET BOOKS
HAND DECORATED CHINA
A FINE LINE OF CUT GLASS DECORATED BUSTS
STEINS VASES. FANCY PITCHER VASES
INK STANDS GOLD PENS .
LADIES' AND MEN'S SILK UMBRELLAS
And many other articles suitable for Gifts. "Will be
pleased to have you call and see us.
Come and make your selection and it will be laid
away for you.
The Jeweler.
CHALLENGE
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With our new stock of Men's and Boy's Clothing,
Shoes and Furnishing- Goods, wc CHALLENGE
" Men'a Irish' Frieze Ulsters, the latest colors ,
.ft and this season's good, worth as high ffH j ttZ
g as $12.00, Challenge gale Price . ana tpQ
any store in North Platte to GIVE YOU VALUES A
V A Hranrf rarnival nf Pliricfmac flffprlnnrc &
fp r UIUIIU wuiunui w i vuiui;iuu vrfWffij
& Men's Dress Overcoatp, regular price $(j 50, CIQ QH W
Challenge Sale Price P,W
ijoy's Heavy uiac ftii wooi insu v ncze waters, ir j iit
ages 13 to 10,wortu S(i.50 Challenge Sale Price $,76) JT
ah la irinn TrAoD Hirofrnntu in nil wnnl Tfnret?a X
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price ?iq 50, Challenge Sale Price...,,...,,.. vpQ.yU $
Boy's Heavy Heelers, with Storm Collars, ages 3 ftK
to 16. Challeime Sale Price .'. tpx.UU
Boy's Knee PantB Suitp, ages four to tourteen yeare, hrtr,
W Challenge Sale Price OL &
GOODYEAR GLOVE BRAND . Snow Excluder AM OK $
TP Oversliues, Challenge Sale Price m.ju
0 Men's Heavy Arties 1.00
GOODYEAR GLOVE BRAND Boy's Overshoes, ChaN &
ijj. lenge Sale Price 95c
Men's Heavy Duck Coats, a first-class made coat, lined,
tjj Challenge Sale Price 1.25
Men's Heavy Corduroy Pants, Challenge Sale Price.... 1.5 $
$t BfiyOn account of ligjjt season our stock of lien's and.
tt Boy's Heavy Winter Capi is iri full blast. Now is the time 4X1
sr. to buy their). Al new siyles, and te greatest, qssbrtmerir,
T shown anywhere'. Make a flue Christmas present. All on
tit nnle at Challenfu nrice 33 1-11 oer cent less than actual value. t$t
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men s gnq my uiqvqs ana minens
Vou will find' our assortment complete and all at Chal
lenge Sale Prices. Boy's Leather Mittens 19c. Men's Extra
Heavy Genuine Calf Skin Mittens 50c. Men's Fine Kid Mit
tens 50c. Men's Fine Dress Gloves 50c.
Y We carry the largest assortment in Men and Boys' Leg-
gins. Challenge Sale price 25 centH for Boys. Men's
j Heavy Leggins with spring 45 cunts.
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Extra Value in Underwear and Winter Overis,
Boys' Fleece Lined heavy weight 25
Men's Fleece Lineup heavy wegi ..;.';'.. jj5
Men's AH Yool Flannel Shirts" and Drawers sold at ? 1.00
75c
95Uc $em - WfrtUu Irlljuac.
Challenge Price
Mens AU Wool Shirts extra fine and heavy, Bold at 9.1.75
Challenue P.rice '. .. 'Sit. 9 5
M,en'rt Cljeviot Qve'rsljirta, in aesqrtrrjetil of cp,orp, he ' "'
A 'best qade S,liirts slpwii atywliere.. .............. fjQc
a? f aHcl now is tfii tui foir yau to Bupoiy vourself. EJvery
t article adverti?,id i MP to quality. t cheerfully refund
iron,ey on any purchase nnsansfa,ctory.
I SAAf ROSBSUnitG. l'ron. 4
Next Door to Chaa. McDonald's Bank, North Platte, Neb. &
FRIDAY, DEC. 0, 1901.
Mrs, S. Grace and two sons left
this morning for Kansas City, going
via Denver.
Sam Grace had hia injured eye
removed at an Omaha hospital last
Tuesday. It will be several weeks
before he will be permitted to leave
the hospital.
Doolittle's is not a crockery store
you know, but makes a specialty of
dainty odd pieces of china especi
ally tor gifts. Artistic China we
keep and shall always aim to keep.
Come and sec.
Dave Patterson, at one time fore
man of the local U, P. shops, but
of late with the Gulf road, has been
appointed assistant master me
chanic of the WabaBh with head
quarters at Kansas City,
W. A. Whitney, assistant super
intendent at Laramie and formerly
chief dispatcher at Grand Island,
shook hands with North Platte
acquaintances one day this week
while enroute to Omaha.
New Goods irom New York and
Chicago arrived yesterday for Harry
Dixon's new store.
Members and friends of the Luth
eran church and all interested in
the cause of christian education
will not forge't the social tonight at
the home of Mrs. Frederickson lor
the benefit of Midland College. Re
freshments and a good time for all.
The protective boards of the O.
R. C, and B. K. T, of the Union
Pacific system, which have been in
session in Oma,ha for ten days past,
expect to conclude their work to
morrow. The meeting has been
for the transaction of routine bus-
nesBt it being stated that neither
order has any particular grievance,
Have vou seen the Rolled Nickel
Goods at Dixon's. Warranted not
to tarnish. Bakinrr Dishes, Crumb
Trays, Tea and Coffee Pote, etc.
It is stated that beginning Janu
ary 1st the Union Pacific will begin
the use of electricity to light trains
No. I and No. 2 This equipment
will run through from Chicago to
San Francisco. Twenty cars have
been sent to the Pullman hhops to
be fitted wilh the new lights.
Those Church Spoons and High
School Spoons at Dixou's are the
heaviest and finest engraved that
are in the city,
The proposition to accept the
nitiativc and referendum clause of
the state statutes was submitted
t a special election yesterday and
carried by a majority of fifty-four.
The vote was very light, but lew
people taking any interest in the
matter. It is questionable if the
rights given the people by the
adoption of the measure will ever
be used.
Doolittle's Candelebra Show case
is "a thing of beauty and a joy for-
Candelebra
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$5
Fiye Cent Cigar
THE
BEST
Dried
Fruit
You may havc been prcdudic
cd in regard to dried fruit, but
if yoti tike a look at that fine
line of clean, bright and tempt
ing dried fruit at
W. F. McGlone's
all prejudice will be removed.
WE HAVE
Oriole Peeled Peaches, per lb. 30c
Oriole Peeled and Sliced Ap
ricots per lb 30c
Oriole Figs per lb 20c
urioic v iga, large new Lon
don Layer in large clusters,
per lb 25c
Oriole Silver Prunes, larcrc
and bright, per lb 15c
Oriole Jumbo Peaches per lb. 20c
Unole white Nectarines per
pound 15c
Oriole Apples per lb 15c
Oriole Apricots, large and
.bright, per lb. 20c
Oriole Raspberries, per lb. . ,35c
Oriole Sultan Raisins per lb . . 15c
Oriole Large Prunes, per lb.l24c
ti. nice iiuue meaiv uricu
Peach, 2 lbs for 25c
A bright medium sized Prune
3 lbs for 25c
Choice Dried Apples.. ..2 lbs 25c
Choice Unbleached California
Seedless Raisin, per lb 10c
.bxtra lancy Cleaned Currants
in bulk 2 lbs for 25c
Choice large bright Apricots'
per lb 15c
Large 4 Crown Raisins, new,
per lb 10c
Choice 2 Crown Raisins, new,
per Jb ,. ,.08c
A large bright meaty Dried
Pear, new, per lb 15c
Plum Pudding Brand of
Cleaned Currants, the finest
packed, per lb ISc
Grecian Brand Choice Cleaned
Currants 2 lbs for 25c
lorso Shoe Brand Seeded
Raisins in 1-lb pkgs.2 pkgs 25c
Dates, per lb 10c 3 lbs 25c
Watch for our special Coffee
advertisement next week, as we
lave something of interest to
say to you.
ever." lSverything is
his year and Doolittle has them in
all styles and prices (rom, 15c to
$5.00
Tli,e -subject of; Rev. Seibert's
discourse, at the Lutheran church
S,unday evening wdl he GuBtavus
Adolphus, the Lion of ,the North."
This heroic defender ot Protestant
ism is the pride of all Scahdanavia
and It is expected that all the
Swedes and Danes in the city will
attend church Sunday niirlit.
Morning service and Sunday school
at usual hours. Everybody invited.
The fair and supper given by the
Presbyterian ladies a.r, the opera
house last evenitm was larcrelv
p(at,rp,iiised The supper served
was an excellent one and deserved
the patronage it received. The
tancy work and apron tables a,t
traded, many customers, and the
flower and hom.erm.ado candy booths
seemed to do u good business. The
total receipts were two hundred
and fifteen dollars,
o not lorgot noohttle's large
stock of Yioline, Guitars, Mando
huh, uuiiju, cic, wuen you are
t linking of something for Christ
ma Gift.
jn tne district court today the
case or the btate acrainst Wm
Montgomery, on the charge of cat
tie stealing is bsing heard. This is
a case that has twice been in the I
county court, and originally started
over the taking ot a caif valued at
about ten choirs. . Thirty wit
nesses have been subpoenaed,
nearly' all of whom live from
twenty-five to forty miles diutanV
rom the city, the o(n costs in
the case will ho nearly five hundred
jjoijars whicjj the taspayers Will
Foot Ball Oaxno.
Tommorrow (Saturday) after
noon at 2:30 o'clock the final game
ot foot ball for this season will be
played at Athletic park between
the U. P. shop and the High
School elevens. Each team has
won one game from the other, and
the game tomorrow is to decide the
question of supremacy. That it
will be a hotly contested game goes
without saying, and spectators are
promised a contest that wil be ex
citing t.rom, start to finish.
A.dmission 25ccntsi school chil
dren 10 pents,
Cbrtstmaa Oroeus.
Leave orders at Fred Marii's for
Christmas trees, holly, mistletoe,
and other Christmas decorations.
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..The Model,.
One Price Clothing House.
Our Business Methods have caused this store
to grow rapidly in the confidence of the people
THE MODEL has become known in almost
every household in the city. It is universally
admitted that wc do the largest clothing, bus
iness in North Platte.
Men's
Clothing.
Wool
really
this
Men's Black and Brown AU
Cheviot Suits, finely tailored'
$10 quality, wc . are selling them
month at
$7.50.
. Men's Black All Wool Clay Worsteds
warranted not to change color. In the
latest style military cut. $15 value
$10.00.
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Men's All Wool Ulsters and Over- 1
coats at $5, 7.50, 10.00, 12.50 and $15.00
bargains oiaicy unucrwear. jlius
month wc are closinjj out all odds and
ends at a great sacrifice
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Boy's
Clothing.
The superiority of this Bbv'a dc-
I partmcnt is proven every day. You will
find nothing but the best makes of cloth-
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Bring the boys
to 8.
ing at very low prices.
lor vestcc Suits age 3
2-piccc Suits, double-breasted, age
from G to 16 years. 3-niccc Manlv Suits
9 age from 6 to 15 years. Long Pants
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uuiia, j. v i-j years.
Our Boy's Overcoats and Ulsters
are selling rapidly at extremely low
prices.
All Boy's arc wearing our Ironclad
shoes per pair
$1.50 and $2.00.
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This will be a great Bargain Month in this store,
everything will be sold at reduced prir.es. Come and at
tend this sale and you will find that It payss to trade at
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THE MODEL ONE-PRICE i
CLOTHING HOVSE.
MAX KIRSCHBAUM, Propr ietor,
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Chas. P. Ross goes to
on business tonight.
Leave orders at Martl's
Christmas greens.
Wm. Deatty ond 15d Murphy of
for
"Dick" Cox has returned from
his trip to Omaha.
Geo. W. Childs, Royal ttlue,
Wide Open and other brands of cU
gars six for a quarter at Huplcr's.
All of my household furniture for
sale.. One door east of Hawley
house,
Mks. W. II. Hamilton.
Art Salisbury left the early 'part
of the week on a business trip to
Ohio.
M,rs, Sutler Buchanan has been
speuding this week with friends in
AurBra, Neb.
Wanted A girl tor general
house work, Inquire at residence
of Judge Grimes,
II. V. Ilillikcr came up from
Grand Island yesterday afternoon
and visited friends for a few hours.
Beautiful Jardineres at Doo
little's, also an exquisite line ot
Vases, Toilet Articles, etc. ,
Mrs. Isaac Watts and hltlc
daughter, who had been visiting
relatives in towv returned to Corn
ing, Iowat this morning,
Thos. 11. McGovern. who has
been working in Ojjden, is in town
today enroute to Omaha, where he
will accept a position, the. U;. P.
boiler shop,
Doolittle's Une of Gift Books thiB
Holiday, season something ev.
qmsite and something that will
interest you is that they are from
10 to 23 per cent cheaper thau last
Vcar.
llrady are transacting business in
town today.
13d i tor Copper has rented the
Gantt house on webt Second
street and is getting it in rcadincsB
for occupancy.
Have you eyer tried that Angel
Pood Taffy at Hupfer's?
J. A.. McMichacl is enjoying a
visit today from a cousin living on
the Pacific coast whom he had not
seen ir seventeen years,
lSdgar Donehowcr, who for six
months past has been working for
the C. P. road at Carlln, Nev., is
visiting his parents, having arrived
last night.
Omaha ' Mrs. George: Jlarr left vesterdav
front a montVa visit with friends
in the cast part of the state.
Butler Buchanan, who lina hcpn
visiting relatives in Aurora for a
few days, is, expected home tonight."
Prof. lonhardt has concluded
to give the choral class concert on
December 27th, instead of 18th, as
clscwhcrrt announced.
In the case of the American Soda
Co. against A. B. Hoagland, in
wnicti the ownership of a soda
fountain that the latter had pur
chased of Fred Hartman, a verdict
was given in lavor of the plaintiff
yesterday.
The fire hydrant in front of
Bank's store is being taken out and
win dc placed in the south part
near the residence of P. A. Norton,
a four inch mam havinir rccentlv
been laid on that street. This will
trive that section of this city the
fire protection which it has needed.
Christmas
CRISTMAS ORDERS.
For fine suitings and overcoats
will receive especial attention.
and should be given as early as
nossiblc to insure nromnt deliv-
Attractions. cry linf,of fabrics was
arc innumerable. lo name mp-rrarments that for fit. tvii.
them would be to make a bin; durability and fine finish will be
. it i-i i i unsurpassed in elegance and
catalogue Holiday drygoods beauty.
ate so plentitul here that it
would take a column to even
hint at them. Everything
worth seeing, everyone worth
buying at our price.
Wilcox
DcpariiiicDt
J. F. BROEKER.
THERE ARE OTHERS
who can make and repair
Shoes, but there are lew
who can equal and none
that can surpass us
C NEWMAN.