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JULY 4th, THE LAST DAY
On July 5th the stock of Merchandise of THE LEADER must be removed, -for on the fallowing day the ajt0f
ations to the building will begin. The desire i to close-out the stock as far .as possible by that date, and in otclor '
to d.o this the stock is being of ered at a V? ; , - ,'. .
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Reduction of 20 to 50 Percent
This .Alteration Sale of THE LEADER has been a ,bona fide sale. It is not 'boptalk" each article has been
sold at the advertised price. That this is true will be 'testified to by ail who have made purchases during the Sale.
Every article has been sold at a discount of from 20 to 50 percent off regular selling price. It has been a harvest
for the economical buyer who has had a desire to secure reliable Merchandise at A Big Discount. Hundreds have
called made purchases and gone away satisfied that TH LEADER'S Alteration Sale is a Bona Eide Reduction
Sale, a harvest of Bargains in UP-TO-DATE GOODS.
The line of CARPETS and RU0S will be Closed, Out Entirely, for in the -future this line will not be carried.
This line will bo glosed out at ridiculously Low Prices.
Gome to this Feast of Bargains
Remember, Sale Ends July 4th
THE LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE,
J. PIZER, Prop., North Platte, Neb.
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Well
WITH THE DUTCH COLLARS
which are so much in vogue this year no woman's outfit is
or,lftw. without several nieces of ueck adornment. Antia
ngina- the. oonularitv o this style in advance, wd bought
VMvilv in beautiful "Lavalliers" which make an ordinary
tiM. lnnU hpniitiful and a orettv one even more so. This
one of the handsomest pieces of jewelry ever won; and we
have set u price mui win icavc u wnv- w-...
GlinijOii jeweler anp optician
North PUtte, Nebraska.
.,T, ,0. rUeron transacted bubiness
at1 Ft. Morgan, Col., yestQfday,
Seo our Suggestion Window for erad
iation gifts. Dixon, The Jeweler.
The station at O'Fallons has been
closed and the oporatoru transferred to
Dexter. m '
WnntedA competent girl. Apply
at 412 West Fourth street.
Clark LoDovt is now on tho. road to
' recovery, his improvement in tho pub
fow days being rapid.
Mrs, S,.,W. Kolly hatj been visjUng
hor'motVicr, Mra. John Frnnzen in Suth
erinnd,,for, a.couplo of dayB.
Tlio annual salo of summer ribbons
Wins Saturday. May 27th. in tho
Millinery Dept. at Wilcox' Dept. Store.
Members of the Swastika Club
passed an enjoyablo afternoon Wednes
day as tho Jtuesta of Mrs. Arthur time.
Card games were the entertaining foa
tureu, 'follawed by refreshments.
GreeseH is naw selling his third car
'Occident."
At th meetinsr of tho Lutheran
ladles' aid Boclety this week tho follow
intjofflcera were elected for tho ensuing
year: President Mrs. u. a. Johnson,
Vice President Mrs, IT. W, Hlrd, Sec'y
and Treasurer Mrs A. 1 Yost, Asst.
Sc'y Miss Jennie Carlson, The ladles
for wtertalnsaent haye been grouped
Is tfartea and carA will be printed (lis
ium tfaM rteam and the date of
RTrnUrUltnnt8.
Fred Elliott hn8 roturned from
week's visit with his eon Fred and
family In Omaha.
A Royal Tourist Automobile for Bale
cheaii or will trade for North Platte
property, Seo O. K. Eldor.
Hugh Domett, or Cheyenne, spent
vestorday in town, coming here to at
tend tho Ascension Day services of tho
Knights Templar.
Miss AlmaWaltcmath will return the
latter part of next week from Wash
ington, D. C, whoro she has been at
tending school.
Wo havo just received an exceptional
fine lot of ilno pearl and diamond
jewelry. TVso goods must bo seen to
bo appreciated. We hope to bo favored
With a call from you.
UIXON, TIIO jowoior.
Tho Indies auxiliary of tho B. of L. E.
and their husbands tendered Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. A. Dill a farewell party Tues
day evening, a gathering that proved
a moat plenant ono, though each guest
expressed regret that Mr. nnd Mrs.
Dill were to leave North Platte. MrB.
Dill was presented with a pretty auxil
iary pin us a romombrnnco of hr as
sociation with the local division, A two
course lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sandall expect
to leave next week for a three month's
visit with relatives in Sweden.
Wanted Competent girl for house
work. Apply at 412 west Fourth St.
A number of members of the local
council of the Knights of Colum
bus are planning on attending
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tno initiatory services ana Dunquet
which will bo civeu by the Columbus
council Sunday. '
Miss Murrio Johnson, n former North
Platto young lndy, was married at
Wlnnemucca, Nevada, last Friday to
William Shormnn Kalbaugh. WhilO
living in this city Miss Johnson was cm
ployed ob a teacher in tho schools.
You pay a little moro for better Holt
nnu it civea you Better Dreaa tnat o
true economy, "Occident" will prove it,
UHEKSON.
H. S. Pelton, president of tho General
Construction Co., spent yesterday Jn
town' gottlng tho preliminary work
started on the federal ' building. Mr.
Pelton soys tho building will bo com
pleted at tho specified time July first
of next year.
Th"e first spade of dirt on the excava
tion for tho basoment of the federal
building was thrown yesterday, when a
ho'e five and one-half feet deep was
dug in order to determine tho oxnet
nature of tho soli, Ed Walker has as
sembled a big force of men and teams
for excavation work and constructing
the concrete foundation.
Maloney & Lintz is the placo to come
for a good hat cheap.
Members of the Cotorie Club were
hostesses at a social function Tuesday
evening at which their husbands were
the honored guests, the home of Mr.
and Mra. Y. B. Brown being the plnco of
ontertalng feature, und six tables were
jn use. Prize winners were Mrs. Rus
Boll Wyman, Mrs. Owens, Will Yost
nnd Bert Brown. Lunch was served.
D&. W. F. CROOK, jx
DENTIST, g
Graduate Northwestern University. L
Office over McDonald State Bank p
Will We Celebrated?
A meeting will be held at tho court
house at eight o'clock this evening to
discuss the proposition of holding a
a Fourth of July celebration. It is re
quested that our citizens show their in
terest in the matter by attending this
meeting nnd help work up enthusiusm
for a big celebration of tho country's
natal day.
Sunday School Associations.
Tho Nebraska State Sunday School
Association will meet at Grand Island
June G to 8.
Each Sunday school is urged to send
a dticgata to this convention, iurther
moro in the event each Sunday school
cannot send a delegate they will please
send their report to W. W. Scott, S. S.
Missionary.
North Platters Make Good Showing.
The North Platte trap shooters who
went to Lincoln Sunday to participate
in a tournament, made a mighty good
Knowing. In Tuesday's event, with 150
clay birds to a man, A. D. McDonell
broke 134, A. Muldoon 134, Ralph
Starkoy 133, II. Rebhausen 131, Keith
Nnvillo 129, J. C. Den l8, and Will
Wntklns 117. Tho highest Bcore by
amateur shooters was 143, and 14G by
professionals.
For Sale.
Full block adjoining city; contains 12
lots. Lots a short distanco away sell
ing for $300 nnd $400. Three similar
blocks in this vicinity sold this spring
for $900 and $850. Will sell this block,
also a three room house, good barn,
chicken house, sheds, some fence.
buildings to be moved from present
location for $800. Phone 574 or see
O. E. Elder.
Anaouucement.
Fellow citizens of T-lnrnln rnnntv?
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for county treasurer and respectfully
solicit vour BUnnort tit thn nniln Tf
elected I will endeavor to do my duty
in such a way as to meet tho approval
of the people.
WALTElt B. McNEEL.
Come! See! Eat!
You'll bo disappointed if you don't.
Saturday, May 27th from 11:30, :on-
timiinc thn rp.qfc nf thn Hnvwn Inrlton
of tho Christian church will cive vou
good things to eat. Behold what wo
offer for 15 cents:
Bread and butter sandwiches pickles
Baked Beans or Potato Salad
Pumpkin Pie Coffee
Ic,o cream and cake 10 cents oxtra.
Don't forget the place Elk Block
next to new ten cant ntor. W bowa
Lflll day.
"ADVO"
Canned Goods
RtdHctira in Meat Price.
Fresh pork from 10 to 12i cents per
pound, lard in bulk or pail 10 cents per
pound, smoked meats cheaper thnu at
any othur place m town
SCMRiEBKK'S) WHAT MARKET.
We are starting our
canvas for "ADVO"
Canned Goods to be
'delivered in Novem- ,
ber. As the lady
who is doing this
work will only be
here for a short time
we will not be able
to cover the whole
town but will do the
best we can. Please
leave your ,name at
the store and we will
be sure and see you.
Wilcox Dfpmt Store;
Base Ball Dope.
Indications aro that North Platte will
have some ball this season, by "some'
we mean that the interest will probably
bo greater than for several seasons. At
present we have two teams, with tho
probability of a third and tho orgariiza
tion of a city league. The two teams
already orgrnhsed are the Y. M. C. A.
and tho Yeoman. Both theso teams;
have been working out for sovcral
weeks, and in a practice five-inning
game Wednesday evening tho Yrioman
lost to tho Y. M. C. A. by n score of
three to four.
Tho lino up of the Y. M. C. A. team
is;Albln Sandall catcher, Corbln Jones
pitcher, Jim Keefe short, Dr. Kerr first
base, Geo. N. Gibba second, Guy Swope
third, E. II. Evans left field, John
Tucker center and Carl Brodbcck right.
Substitutes Francis Sandall and Carl
ShaofTor.
The diamond at the ball park has been
put in good shape, the fence und grand
stand which had blown down have been
'rebuilt, and everything is in shape for
tho season. Uniforms for the Y. M. C.
A. team were ordered this week.
In addition to tho formation of the
city league, efforts will bo made to se
cure games with teams of surrounding
towns.
Notice for Bids.
Bids will be received by tho secretary
of the school board at Hershey for
six room brick school houso. Plans and
specification on file nnd may be seen at
Bank of Lincoln Co. Bids will be received
until one o'clock p, m. Juno 10, 15)11.
The board reserves the right to reject
nny or all bids. Homo labor to be em
ployed as far as possible. A certified
aheck for $500.00 must accompany each
bid payable to secretary of school
board. D. M. LfcYPOLDT, Secy.
Colonel W. F. Cody wired F. II. Gar
low Wednesday evening that the Buf-
inio uiii vviiu west snow suttcred no
serious damage in the railroad wreck
which was reported near Boston Wed
nesday morning. He said that the
show openod in Boston on ' time
Wednesday afternoon, showing to 10,
000 people.
v Strayed from the Doolittlo farm 5
milea aonthwost of North Platto May
20th, a bay horse weighing about 900,
roached mane and wiro cuts on ono front
and one hind foot. Phono D75 if you
can give any information aa to its
whereabouts.
Miss Whittaker's Millinery Sale
started Wednesday May 24th. Prices on
Trimmed Hats are half and less at this
sale. Ostrich Plumed Hats and all un-
trimmed shnpes will bo sold at 25 por
cent discount.
Ofilnials at this terminal have been
notified that a new time card will go
Into effect Sunday. The changes in the
arrival hour of trains will bo few, about
the only ones of importance being on the
time of truing No. 1 and 2, in which our
peoplo aro not particularly Interested.
The rumor that Denver trains 13 and
14 would bo put back into service is
denied officially.
Anv ono who 'will bonrd tenchora dn
Ug the Junior Normal, which will open
June 5th. or who wi . rent rooms.
jeithor furnished or unfurnished, or who
win rent a nouse iurnlsueu. mease
notify the County Superintendent,
phone No. 505, or drop a card in tho
office.
William Ebmght, Co. Suit.
Walter B. McNeel elsewhere an
nounces his candidncy for the demo
cratic nomination for county treasurer
at tho primnry election.- Mr. McNeel
has been a resident of Lincoln connty
for twenty-five years; his vocation is
thnt of cattle grower and fnrmor nnd
his residence is ubout ten miles north
west of town. He has been closely
identified with politics not only in Lin
coln county but In the entire west part
of the state, and is recognized as one
of tho democratic whoel horses. If
earnest work should bo rewarded, then
Mr. McNeel is entitled to favor from
his democratic brethem, and should
receive tho nomination, Mr. McNeo!
will make a formidable candidate for
the nomination.
A NY one now can have a hard
wood Floor with either
light or dark inlaid border or
at least what looks and wears
like one My demonstrator who
will be at the STONE DRUG
CO., next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday will show you what
I mean and when you have
seen her work you will be able
to see her produce the same
result It's great Don't miss
it. CHI-NAMEL.
DR. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS.
Blmtl.M wllh Mih Tltt l Fit Uii(mitM.
ngtlsh, German, Spanish, Portugueso and French,
No. FOR prie
1. Feif n, Congestions, Inflammation! 35
2. Wormi. Worm fever, or Worm DUuu.,35
3. Colic. Crying and Wakefulness ot InXanU.25
4. Diarrhea, ot Children and Adults HH
5. Dytentery, Orlplngt, Dllloui CoUo 25
7. Couehi, Coldt, llronchltll 25
8. Toothache, Faceacho, Nourahjla ,25
9. Headache, Sick Headache, VertlflO 25
tO. Dyspepsia, Indication, Weak Stomach 35
13. Croup, Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis 25
t i. Bait lllieum. Eruptions, Erysipelas? .,25
15. lthennmtlm,or Xllicumatlc Pains 155
1G. 1'evcr and A me, Malaria 25
17. Tiles, Blind or Bleeding, External, Internol.25
18. Ophthalmia, Weak or Inflamed Eyes U5
10. Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in Iload 25
20. Whooping Coitsh,8po3modlo Cough 85
21. Asthma.OQprossed, Difficult Drcatutag us
.77. Kidney Dlseaso, Gravel, Calculi t 05
SS. rVerrous Debility, Vital Weakness ,. . S.00
20. Soro Mouth, I'ovor Korea or CnnS-cr "5
30. Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bod 35
11. Bore Throat, yulnsynud Diphtheria...., ...as
13. Chrmiio Concestlnnn, Iloadachos...., 25
r7 Crljpc, Hay Tcvcr and Summer Cold.. ..26
srasll tmttlo of ri-u-rfht I'olleta. Ots the res!
ju ,.4 by ilrupjjlsu, or bent ou receipt ot price,
"MV-1 iw-iok rent f-ve.
vStanda for Choi-
era, Bomo people think.
But I'm n Bmart chickenT
know that C standa for fVintrnv 1
wno can put the kibosh on Cholera,
indigestion and Bowel Trouble in
uie chicks with Conkey'si
cnolera Remedy.
Price
50c,
Schiller & Co,, Agents.
