SPECIAL
Ladies, we want you to call
and see our new line of China
and Fancy Articles in China.
Beautiful pieces and large stock
CLINTON,
The Jeweler.
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DR. BROCK, DENTIST,
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Special bonoflt for tlio A. 0. U. W.
tonight nt tho oporu houso,
Tho W. c. T. U. will moot with
Mrs. W. C. Ritnor noxt Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Fogg enmo down from Hcrshoy
yostorday nnd loft InBt night for n visit
with friends nt Athol, Knn.
Lot mo figuro on those storm windowB
you will need. P. M. Soiiknson.
Tho enso of tho stnto against Mungor,
chnrged with Ulcgnlly soiling liquor in
net for hoaring In tho county court to
day, but nt tho timo of closing tho
forms tho hearing had not boon finished.
Seo tho flno lino of Christmas chinn
nt Mucker's book store
Tho union Thanksgiving scrvlco nt
tho Episcopal church yostorday foro
noon was moro largely nttonded thnn
customary nt llko sorvlco. Tho sormon
wns dollvorcd by Rov. Jno. P. Scibort.
nnd hna been complimented. Excollont
muBlc wns furnished by tho choir.
9-15 Halo Ties at $1,121 por bundle
Ginn & White.
Tho pnuclty of tho local columns to
day is duo to tho quiotudo which
rolgnod yostcrdny and tho positlvo re
fusal of pooplo to do anything today
that would tond to mako a local Horn.
Tho activity of n town and Its puoplo
is ulvvayB rofloctod In tho local nowa
columns; honco you mny conclude that
thoro is nothing doing.
Chaflng Dishos, Leather Goods, Hair
CombB, Fountain Pons, Cut Glass,
Wntchos, Diamonds nnd tho finost lino
of jowolry ovor displayed in our city.
Call oarly and get tho boat selection.
Dixon, Tho Jowolor.
Goo. E. ProRser, treasurer of tho re
publican county central commlttco has
filed with tho county clork n statement
of tho rccolpts nnd oxpondituros of tho
commlttco during tho Inst enmpaign.
Tho rocolpts woro $120, of which $200
was recoived from tho stato committee
and tho romaining $220 wns contributed
by twenty-six porsons. Tho oxponseB
woro $405.30, leaving a bnlunco of
$14.70 In tho hands of tho treasurer.
The largest Blnglo item of oxpenso watt
for carriage hlro nnd helpers on
olection day.
IIAl'TIST CHtlHCII
Sunday will bo nnothnr nctivo dny
with us. Our Bchool begins today with
ovor Blxty present. Tho morning
prdaching hour will bo devoted to tho
Bccond eormon In tho sories on Work,
with tho sub topic n truo estimate
Tho evening mooting will bo ovnngol
ifltic. probably followed by tho ordi
nance of baptism.
Heavy snowstorms prevailed in the
Rocky Mountain section Tuesday night.
Trains from tho west Wcdnosday were
several hours late
Mr. Mackin, nt ono timo clerk in tho
district foromnn's office, but of lnte
living in tho east, spont yesterday In
town while enrouto to Denver.
Judgo Grimes and W. T. Wilcox
returned WcdnoBdny from Lincoln,
whoro they nttended tho meeting of
tho Btnto bar association.
Thnt chnlr-Lot mo fix It.
P. M. Sokenson.
Work on tho foundation of tho now
Ico houso began Wednesday. Fivo cars
of lumber have boon recoived and un
loaded and nlno other cars aro In sight.
Tho Iiaptist ladies nro activo in their
preparations for tho supper to bo sorved
next Thursday night, December 3, In
tho Masonic hall. Tho tickets aro how
on alo attwenty-fivo (25) cents a ploce.
Tho prosont system of heating in tho
dispatchers' ofllco will bo torn out, nnd
n now system put in nt n cost of nbout
$500. Foromnn Murphy hns received
orders to at onco proceed with tho pre-
liminnry work.
Miss Anna McGovorn, of this city,
who has been teaching school in Logan
county, was united in marrlago Wed
nesday evening to James Woldman, a
farmer living in Myrtlo precinct. Tho
young pooplo rosldo on n farm In Myr
tlo precinct.
Manager Miller announces that the
two vaudovlllo teams appearing nt tho
opera houao this week will consolidate
into ono largo net called "Tho Tolo
phono," which onds in a competitive
danco and is a scream from Btart to
finish.
For insurance Seo Templo Real Es
tato nnd Insuranco Agency.
That section of tho ynrd botwoon
tho Locust street crossing nnd tho dis
patchers' officer and tho depot grounds
havoboon saturated with crudo oil nnd
covered with n light sprinkling of sand.
This, it is bcllovcd, will result in tho
Shormnn gravel packing moro firmly
and will prevent it from becoming
loosened nnd swept by the wind.
Dinmonds for Christmas aro a safe
investment, ns well ns an always ac
coptablo gift. Wo aro offering this
season soino oxcoptlonal valuos in flno
dinmonds. Lot us show you wo can savo
you monoy. uixon, Tho Jowolor.
Tho chicken killing dog seems tohavo
bocomo Bntisfiod, nt least no Iosbcs of
poultry havo been reported for several
davs. This canine or cnnlnoa sue
cocded In killing ovor 200 chickens in
tho yards of dllforent citizens. It
probably ouch occurrences ns theso
that tompt pooplo to set out poisoned
bait for dogs, but unfortunntoly It gen
ornlly happens that tho wrong dog gets
tho bait.
In the Police Court.
In viow of having n "glorious"
Thanksgiving, several Individuals pro
ceeded to "tank up" Wednesday nven-
ng and thcro was something doing in
police court.
Annlo Walton rushed tho can, and
becamo overburdened with tho amber
fluid. Sho lives on cast Front street,
but with can in hand sho wnndcrcd up
to Frank Tracy'B residence In tho west
end, seated herself in a rocking chair
on tho porch and was getting ready to
spend tho night in that position when
officers wero phoned for and sho was
gathered in. This little diversion cost
her $5.05.
Bert Boyer becamo too convivial and
wanted to go a few rounds with any
nd nil corners. Ho fell into tho hands
of tho polico who waltzed him oil to
jail boforo ho had knocked out any
ono. "Nino ninety-five," or twenty
days In jail," said tho stern judge
Chris Kosbau came in from the coun
try nnd proceeded to Imbibe Thanks
giving "cheer." After ho drank enough
for two or thrco men, ho began im
personating nn officer of tho law nnd
wanted to drag pcoplo to jnil, Ho was
having n pretty good timo until a real
officer appeared and Chris becamo hum
bled. Tho Judgo thought ho had $7.95
worth of fun and ho footed the bill with
out saying whothor ho had value received.
Lnst evening a stranger In a drunken
stupor wns found laying under an
ongino tank In tho yards, tho soft Bide
of n rail being the pillow for his head.
Had tho engine been moved n few feet
ho would hayo been minus a head.
Fortunately ho was discovered and an
oflicorB took him to jail to sober up.
If ho has any coin loft ho should reward
tho follow who found and rescued him
from his perilous position.
Notice to The Public.
All parties nro wnrnedngnlnst throw
ing ashes In tho stroot dltchoa. No
objections to depositing them in mlddlo
of strcot or in alloys.
W. B. Salisuuiiy,
Streot Commissioner.
Discount on Millinery.
Tho stock of millinory at Tho Londor
must bo closed out by Dccombor 10th
and to movo tho goods nuicklv n (lis
count of twenty-fivo por cent Is offered
many (losirauio nais or me most nn
proved patterns nro offered. Como In
and seo them.
The Leadkk Milmnkiiy Dept.
HOLES IN YOUR SOCKS?
Then you are juat the person
we have been looking for!
A new sock, made by radically different construction, hns been
placed on the market.
The feature which distinguishes this from ordi
nary double toe and heel hosiery is the sew
mavm m
I JH
times the wUK
TOE"HEEL
. Which means several
wear without holes.
Wo nro now displaying theso goods nnd invito nil hosiery (lament to
como nnd uco tho sock that will lose them their job. They will Biirpilso
you by tholr unucual durability. Very good looking, too.
A fino lisle hnlf lioso. Beautifully made. Price 25o
GRAHAM 8 GO.
Lexington 12, North Platte 11.
Before a gathering of several hun
dred enthusiastic spectators yesterday
afternoon, Lexington defeated North
Platto In tho closing foot ball game of
tho soaBon by a score of twelvo to
elovon. Victory enmo to tho visitors
n tho finnl four minutes of tho lnst
half.
Tho first half was as evenly played
as ono couicl wisn to Bee, iorwnrd
passes and punting being the features.
In tho final two minutes of tho half
North Platte failed to get a ball punted
by Lexington, nnd in so doing allowed
tho visitors to obtnin possession of it
and mako goal, followed by a goal
kick, tho half ending with a score of
six to nothing in favor of Lexington.
Toward the closo of tho second half'
North Platto secured n touch down but
failed to kick goal, and n little later
supplemented this score by a touch
down and a goal kick, secured by a
punted bnll by Halligan which Lexing
ton failed to catch und wns picked up
by Baldwin and carried to goal, This
mado a scoro of eleven to six in favor
of North Platto, and tho crowd wont
wild with enthusiasm. Their joy wns
of short durntiort, however, for upon
return to play Lexington secured a
touch down and goal kick, thus placing
tho scoro twelvo to eleven in their
favor. With but two minutes remain
ng, North Platte by fast work got
tho ball to their goal line, but the
touch down, it is claimed, occurred ten
seconds after tho expiration of time,
and tho gamo was given to tho visitors
by tho above Bcore.
For Buildlnir & Lonn monov. seo
Tomplo Real Estato and Inauranco
Agoncy.
The Farmer's Daughter.
"Tho Farmor'a Daughter." n rural
comody of moro than usual merit will
bo tho attrnctlon at tho Keith Thcatro
on Thursday, December 3d. This play
tells a pretty story of Now England
and carries n deep nnd rovoront moral
lesson. It tolls of tho efforts of
boautlful young woman to right tho
wrong Imposed upon hor by a heartless
man, and tho trend of tho story shows
tho outcast wandering among tho bleak
hills of social ostracism.
"Tho Farmer's Daughter" is named
as tho successor of "Tho Old Homo
stoad" and "Way Down East," and
such it is, If popular approval counts
for anything. It introduces two ox
tromoly clover and funny characters
"Hy" nnd "Thankful" aro two farm
hands whose lovo affairs run anything
but smooth, Hy is bashful whllo Thank
ful is over-bold. Thankful's effort t
force Hy to propose aro said to glvo
riso to somo oxtromoly ludicrous sltua
tlons, and givo tho nudionco plenty
cause for tho oxerciso of their risibles
of
YOUR HAT
May Ba Stylish One, lint It Makes
Trouble.
A mrtn vmlnllv tinvo n t.n Mini.- ..It.
tylo," but the modern hat for men hna
uin lu mianut lull
IlaUlhrads aro rrrowlrur moro numor
mm nvnrv ilnv. Ilnta mnU .vnnii.nt
lirpptllnir nlniwM for llin iinmum.. nn.m
which sap tho llfo from tho roots of tho
When your hnlr bCRlna to fall out and
vnllp spnln ttt full it lln.titciif i I..
auro bIrii that thoao countless conns aro
There In hut ono way to ovorcomo tho
trouble nnil kill tho Borms-tlint wny la
to apply Nowliro'a Ilorplcldo to tlx
scnlp-lt will kill tho Korma uml honllhy
Sold by liadlnir driiKKlsta. Soml 10c. In
Blninps for mimplo to Tuo Ilorplcldo Co.,
Detroit. Midi.
Two Hlsua 60 cents and 11.00.
McUbrtcTl & Graves. Spcciul A nts.
ss em rr rwmwxm&my ,r .;v,
With a Monarch Range in the
Kitchen there will be true thanksgiving
in the hearts of cook and guest alike.
A woman's pleasure in using this perfect
range quite equals her pride in serving
the family and guests with the. delicious
food it prepares. Why not make this
a Genuine Thanksgiving in your home? Whatever your cooking
arrangements may be, you can improve them and you ought to do
it. It's not as though it were an extravagance to buy the "best
range possible" as a matter of fact you can't afford to use anything
else! The Monarch actually does its work with so little fuel that it
soon Pays Back Its Cost in Real Money.
The things that the Mail With
a Monarch Range in His
Kitchen Has tn be Thankful for.
Snme Features of the Monarch
Range that makes the Woman
Who Uses One Truly Thankful.
t Pleases His Wife Thoroughly.
A woman who uses n Monarch Range is moro thnn
merely satisfied. Sho is pleased enthusiastic about it.
Sho appreciates that she has a range far superior in
overy respect to tho Bo-called "Steel Ranges" thathcr
friends arc using.
t Cooks His Meals Promptly and Perfectly.
No unexpected delny becauso "tho oven wouldn't
heat." No spoiled meals thut are usually blamed on
tho cook when tho rango is really at fault.
Uses so Little Fuel It Pays for Itself.
Here's tho important thing. This makes the Monarch
the rango for poor nnd rich nliko. It snves its own cost
in n short timo nnd continues to save, year after year.
It's an investment that yields big returns regularly,
long after the principal has been paid back.
The Polished Top.
Never requires any stovo blackening yet is always In
perfect condition clean nnd shiny.
Wellsville Steel Body.
Always retains its aolcndid finish without the use of
stovo blacking or paint. Most lasting material known
for rango bodies.
The Duplex Draft.
A device found on tho Monnrch nlono which does away
with sifting ashes nnd keeps tho oven uniformly hented.
An Air-Tight Oven.
With patent non-warping bottom. Seams can never open
up to admit drafts, ashes and dust as in a so-called
"Steel Range." Assures Perfect baking which can bo
done only in an air-tight oven.
Lower Warming Closet.
A convenient storage compartment underneath tho
oven. With tho door open it heats the kitchen like n
base burner and can't interfere at all with the baking
oven.
SOLD BY JOS. HERSHEY,
LOCUST AND FIFTH STS. PHONE 15
Expected Some Cussing.
A West Philadelphia husband had
Just comfortably seated himself for
his after dinner cigar tho other even
ing when his good wlfo uroso nnd look
tho pnrrot from tho room. This done,
Bho picked up n couplo of envelopes
nnd approached tho old man, all of
which occasioned that gent consider
able surprise.
"Mnry," said he, "what In the world
did you tnko that parrot out of tho
room for?"
"I was afraid that you might set
him n bnd example," answered wlfey.
"Whnt do you mean?" demanded the
wondering husband.
"I mean," answered wlfey, hnndlng
fnthcr tho envelope, "that I havo Just
recoived my dressmaking and millinery
bills." Philadelphia Telegraph.
Tho Diving Bell.
Tho celebrated philosopher Aristotle
speaks of a diving" bell which wns put
over tho head of the diver, but thcro
Is no proof of tho uso of tho bell in
nuclont times. John Jncsnlcr, who
lived In the early pnrt of tho sixteenth
century, makes tho cnrllest mention
of tho prnctlcal uso of tho diving bell
in Europe. In nil probability tho first
real practical uso of the diving bell
wns in tho ntlcmpt nt rescuing tho
treasures of tho Spanish nrniada off
tho English const, 1500 and on.
For Sale.
Fino Imnortcd Pcrchoron nnd fihirn
Stallions for salo, or to trade for other
stock. All young and Buro breedrs.
Address Will G. Galaway, McCool, Neb.
A Change.
"It used to bo tho height of my ambi
tion to own n motor car," said tho wor
ried looking mnu.
"And what Is tho height of your am
bition now?'' nskod his friend.
"To sell IU"-l'hlladeIphla Inquirer.
MARK IT DOWN
ns n fnct that tho timo to mokd monoy
in property is NOW. Tho man who
puts off buying will have to pay some
body niso a profit.
REAL ESTATE VALUES
are constantly increasing. So if
nro thinking of buying do it now.
havo 8overal parcels which you
afford to purchase now. Later on they
aro likely to bo boyond your rench.
We havo a number of choice resi
dence lots In tho West End just listed
with us at barerain Drices. Also a few
choice residences in samo part of city
inai are uesiruuie.
Buchanan & Patterson.
you
Wo
can
Ample Cnuso.
"Whnt on enrth possessed you to be
come engnged to Herbert?" a young
lady asked her friend. "You don't lovo
him an atom!"
"I know," wns tho candid reply, "but
that horrid Joues girl does I"
Poor Angel.
"I wonder," snld the sweet young
thing, "why a man la always so fright
ened when ho proposes?"
"Thnt," said tho chronic bachelor, "Is
his guardian nugel trying to hold him
back."
Marked Him.
"Aro you awaro who I am?"
"Sure! Didn't I Just call you an old
Idiot?" Cleveland Plain Dealer.
For Sale.
Threo quartcr-poctions of land at
$7.00 per aero.
2,080 acres nt $12.I0 per aero.
KiO acres good farm land.
Ono-hnlf soction good farm 'and with
100 acres undor cultivation.
For furthor particulars call or wrlto
to Room 2, Hinman House, North
Platto.
Five Hundred Dollars
Uuvs tho northeast quarter of section
10, Twp. 11, Rango 111. No terms.
Will mail deed to anv bank desired.
S. E. Donahue, P. O. l)oxC52, Seattle,
WaBh.
On the Watch
for tho highest quality and best and
most stylish harness that is mado wo
always nre, nnd that is what wo securo
for our stock. Wo havo everything in
up-to-date designs in both light and
heavy horness and horso goods of all
kinds and at fair prices.
A. F. FINK.
FOR SALE.
Good Pure Bred Male
Poland China Pigs. . .
S.J. Koch, Hershey, Neb
McDONELL & GRAVES, NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Don't Spend $3.50 When Fifty Cents Will do the.Work
Prot.W.M. Hayes, Am'I. Secty. of Apiculture of Die Unlteil States says about Stock Food.
'These balanced rations are often found by analysis to consist of the tailings of nX elevators and
breweries, mixed with molasses and salt, to make the compound palatable to the Catui ,H nniPi
lhe.eVMCk Z00? ?on,Pl,ni ' IJ f"e "wdust, finely ground, to cheaply brini un the
weight of his product, Instead of buying a superior and expensive balanced ri,L. i ? .P. .
fattening qualities and acting as a tonic, he has vMzb&lotttoibl
ordinary grain, finely ground! alfalfa hay 'and otherwrnmoi Wod 's tuff.' M 0S tonl hlih
ruVSofni,r& n-n"itious "utter, some of which may be posiUvly'd'aSros1
, Make your own stock foods and remedies by using Skldoo Horn mrf r-tti. tui..
horses, cattle, sheep, swine andfowlsi proper dose in table?, JUrlt ? 0 Xablet!?r
no sawdust, ashes, chopped feed or bran. Ask fo Tnd 1 trv once Skid IctLJllf0?"
Skidoo Worm. Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Cathartic, ?leavT Fever llrt ao?B,tn-?Jrab,0tS-i
Bye. Colic. White Plague l'revcn.ic. or lllisler Tablets, or U5 KUIcr nav?n H,TP,r' nWS
KiS, DDHtaWXf E DLUE BELL MEDICINE cfi'iSKfi
FOR SALE BY JOHNSON'S CASH RACKET STORE. .
