Holiday Goods...
Wo hnvo n Largo nnd
Jioantliul lino of Christ-
man Girts sultablo for
25 voryono. ...
: Cut Glass, i
! Decorated China, i
! Lovely Parlor Lamps, ;
: Sterling Silver Novelties,
: Ebony Toilet Articles, i
: Manicure Sets, i
j Pocket Books, j
j Card Cases, . j
j Suspenders, I
Garters, j
: Gold and Silver Mounted Pipes, j
j Cigar and Cigarette Holders,
j Etp., Eto.
Our line is the largest we have
ever had for the Holidays. Would
be pleased to have you call, and
any article you wish laid aside we
will gladly do so.
All goods sold engraved free of
charge.
Clinton..,..
Yff E JEWELER.
ANNIE 0. KIMMl'Il, City Editor.
TUI5SDAY, DEC. 5, 1899.
IS. J. Rannje returned this morn
ing from an Omnlia trip.
C. B. Menter Is down from Ogal
lala transacting business to day.
Engine No. 721 went into the
shop this morning for an overhaul
ing. S. A. Hultmau, of Sutherland, is
planning a trip to Sweden in the
near future,
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.f . G. J?leharty spent Sunday and
Rforday visiting relatives in Lex
jngqn. JJc rpsuqec i'ib labors on
the lra torday,
Uqv. C. V. Graves, the Presbyter
ian missionary who works in this
end of the state, went to Gaudy
this morning to hold services there.
Miss Gertrude Peale, who had
been spending her Thanksgiving
vacation at home, returned to
school at Kearney this morning.
Daniel McGee, of Brady, is
among the out-of-town visitors who
are transacting business in town
to-day.
fl. p. Jihea, came up from, losing;
inn this morning to look after the
Interests of some of his clients at
this term of district court.
County supt. Thoelecke returned
lafat night lrom a trip to the south
ern part of the county and will
leave to-day on a visit to schools
north of Sutherland.
General manager Dickinson is
coming down from the west on a
special train to-day, making, a day.
Jjght inspection of the road and tjie
Various jmproyenien.ts that are be
jng tnade al along the line.
At IL Pavjs returned ths morn?
jng from a few days hunting trip,
He made his headquarters at the
Palmer ranch south of here and
succeeded in bagging a large
amount of game.
Col. W. l' Cody arrived yester
day afternoon from the Dig Horn
basin where he has spent the pnst
few weeks looking after his various
business properties there. He will
spend a few days here and then go
to New York City on a business
trip.
Judge II. M. Sullivan, of Broken
Bow, was m town on business for
a short time yesterday,
W. O'Meara and II. T. Porter
disposed of their
B. Hartman, left
for
Shclton where
into business
who recently
business to F
this morning
they expect to go
again.
Mm Rva Wtbcr, who is afflicted
with temporary insanity, the re
ill i
suit ot nervous .prostration, was
brought in from Myrtle Saturdav
afternoon and placed in the county
hospital.
A new foundation is being put
under the Odd Fellows' block. This
improvement was rendered neces
sary owing to the fact that the
building was showing a tendency
to setue anci tne loundatioli was
crumblihg badlv in some places.
When the new foundation is conr
pleted and some minor improve
ments arc made the store will nrob
ably be occupied by W. F. MdGlone
iV tJO.
Pillsbury's Best flour is the
best Minnesota flour told in
the west. SI. 15.
Harrington & Tobin.
Jno. McNeil, of Kansas Citvnrntid
president of the Boilermakers'
union, was in Omaha yesterday
lor tne purpose ot confering with
the Union Pacific officials concern
ing the situation in the Clicvennc
shops. In an interview with a
Bee reporter Mr. McNeil said that
unless the difficulty was adjusted
the boilcrniakcrs alj aloig the line
would be called out,
Only about Ave per cent ot those
who hied on reservoir claims durlnir
the reservoir claim fever last sum
mer have annealed from the secrc-
tarv's decision concerninir the filinir
of them and in the majority of those
cases tne appeal lias been taken
simply to train time and allow the
filer to occupy the land a little
lonirer. The local land office Una no
authority to repay the fees whjch
were paid at the t;mc the tilings
were made but anv one who vinlies
can make application to the secre
tary for a return of the fee although
it is doubtful if it; wilj be returned.
A new and comnlete line of con
fectionery, fruits and clears on sale
at the Hartman confectionery store
formerly owned by Porter &
O'Meara. An attractive line of
holiday bonbons for sale at reason
able prices. Downey's box goods
always on saje,
The board of education held its
regular monthly meetinir at the
superintendent's office last night.
Considerable routine business was
dispatched. The question of ad
vertising the high school bonds was
taken up and it was decided to ad
vertise in the Bond Buyer, of New
York Citv. an Omaha, a Lincoln
and a North Platte paper. Ttwas
thought that that amount of ad
vertising would give the matter
sufficient publicity.
This station now has a steam
wrecker No. 03798. This wreokcr is
capable of bundling fifteen tons and
was lormerly stationed at Omaha.
It was expected that one of the new
thirty ton steam wreckers would be
sent here but it was decided to send
one of those to Cheyenne and the
other to Omaha and use the smaller
wrecker here. Rob't McKinlev
came up from Omaha with the out
fit and has been instructing the
men in the proper method of hand
ling it.
Our people can afford to
buy the celebrated Pillsbury's
Best Minnesota flour at only
a sack.
Harrington & Tobin.
Tho V. 11. C. will hold a social nt. ihn
homo of Mrs. II. R. Hooho to-raorrow nt-tomoon.
W. 11. Sullivan of Nichols eliintioil twn
flno Pdlnml Chinn pi8 yostordy to J.
II, AdnuiH nt Muxwoll.
Xuvior Toilllon sold to S-oborL'or Sr.
Co. nt Horshoy Snturday 100 lios sovoti
months old that avoniRod 207 pounds
euch.
T. If. Mnnnlnif mntilintfnnllt, .1i.Ii.n
flin rnnnrf Hint li t l.nu Imnn .ml.fwl n
v.iv iviwiv ttti.v ..w .11.13 UUUU IIDIIUII U
sign his position na superintendent of
motive power on tho Wyoihjuij djvisjon.
Chicago forecast Tar North I'lutto uml
vicinity: Fair to-niu;ht and Wodnoadny,
wnrroor Wediioeday. Tho maximum
toinporaturo yesterday was ,U, tho mini,
mum this niornins 1U. Ayoar n(jo tho
maximum was Hnndlho minimum '20,
li. II. LujBford haB issued a vory neat
biiBincBB directory card ot tho city, con
taining a viow of tho proposod Mr
school building and tho faces ot eovoral
iiiuii ut luwuiuHMiuu. x no lypograpnicai
work oxecuted by Frod Wright is vory
oroditablo,
"It has bocoino a houohold uiodiuino
with uh wo cannot got nloug without
it," writes Mrs. U 15. Wilson, Gordon,
Ark., of Hoggs' Chorry Cough Syrup,
tho guarnntocd remedy forcougiH,'col(ia
lagrippo.consumption and all brenchinl
ulfootions. Never fails. A. P. Stroltz
ROYAL
Powder
Mokes the food more delicious and wholesome
hovai b ma powotn co., nsw vomc.
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COLD WEATHER FACTS.
HARDWARE.
Climax Liquid Stove Polish Large bottle 10c
&tovc i'lpe Damper . 10c
10c
15c
20c
18c
25c
J3c
40c
30c
Common Stove nine Elbows.
Adjustable Stove pipe Elbows
14 jjuart Galvanized Pails.
6-4 Zinc Oilcloth Binding ,
6-4 Brass Oilcloth Blndinc.
No 8 Galvanized Wash Boiler
Galvanized Half Bushel (with bale).
Jappanncd Half Bushel (with bale).
14 in. "Wagon Box Strap Bolts per set.. GOc
End Gate Rods (each) 10c
Shot 2 lbs. for 15c
Powder per lb.. 30c
12 Gauge Rival Empty Shells per 100. . . 60c
10 Gauge Rival Empty Shells per 100. . . 65c
12 Gauge Loaded Shells per box 45c
10 Gauge Loaded Shells per box 50c
12 Gauge Smokeless Loaded Shells
per box 60c
GROCERIES.
Kerosene Oil per gallon 16c
Diamond C Soap ') bars for 25c
Salt per barrel $1.55
Table Salt, 2 sacks for 05c
Gothenburg Fancy Patent Flour prsack$1.00
25 lbs Corn Meal 25c
Tapicca per lb 05c
Sago per lb 05c
Pearl Barler per lb. ... , 05c
Wheatel per nkg 12c
Baker's Chocolate 18c, 2 cakes for 35c
Star Tobacco per lb 45c
Horse Shoe Tobacco, per lb 45c
Standard Navy Tobacco, per lb 35c
DRY GOODS.
All Wool Dress Flannel (double width)
per yarn sc
Cotton Plaid Dress Goods per yard 10c
Fine Plain Henrietta per yard 25c
All WomI Covert Cloth per yard 50c
B'-ck Dress Goods per yard.... 15c to $2.00
Good Quality Plaids 30c to$1.25
v icece liiicu Cotton Dress Goods . . 7c to 10c
Good Apron Ginghams per yard. 05c
Lining Cambric all colors per yard 04c
Kearney Home Muslin per yard 04c
Table Oil cloth (all colors) per yard.... 15c
Canton Flannels per yard,. .. 5c, 8c, 9c, 12J
Outing Flannels per yard. ... .5c, 7c, 8c, 10c
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies Good Quality. ...Vests or Pants 25c
Ladies Fine Quality. . . .Vests or Pants 50c
Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Vest or Pants50c
Ladies All Wool Vests or Pants 1.00
Mens Fleece Lined Underwear per suit 70c
Mens Fleece Lined Underwear per suit 1,00
Mens All Wool Underwear pr garment 1,00
Mens Extra Quality All Wool under
wear per garment 1.25 and 1.50
Ladies Union Suits from 50c to 1.35
Mens Union Suits from 1.00 to 2.75
GLOVES AND AUTTENS.
Ladies "Wool Mittens per pair 10c
Ladies Wool Mittens per pair. 15c, 25c, 50c
Ladies Silk Mittens 50c, 70c, 75c, $100
Mcub' Leather Covered Mittens 25c
Mens' Good Quality Leather Mittens. .. 50c
Mens' Good Quality Mittens. . 50c and $1.00
NOTIONS.
Velveteen Skirt Binding per yard 3c
Waterproof Skirt Binding per yard. .. . 8c
Baby Ribbon per yard lc
Satin Baby Ribbon pcryard... ljc
50 yd CorticclH Sewing Silk per spool. . 4c
Thread 3 spools for 10c
Imported Saxony per akcin. 7c
Black German Knitting yarn per skein 15c
2 quart Fountain Syringe 55c
2 quart Fountain Syringe (gurantecd).. 75c
2 quart Combination Hot Water Bottle
and Syringe (guarntccd) $1.25
Alarm Clocks. 85c
VnBclinc per bottle 5c
SWEATERS.
Cotton Sweaters each 50c
Wool Mixed Sweaters each 75c
Wool Mixed Sweaters. .. ..... 75c and $1.00
Fine Wool Sweaters $1.50
BLANKETS.
Cotton Blankets per pair 37c
Cotton Blankets per pair. 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50
Wool Blankets per pair $3.00
Extra Quality Wool Blankets. .. $4 to $5.00
Bed Comforts each $1, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00
Goods marked in plain figures and sold at One Prico for Cash Only.
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A Plain Statement.
The Telegraph erred in its state
ment last evening that Fred Hart
man hud sold me the old Brazleton
stock and that he had purchased
bran new stock from Porter &
O'Meara. I have none of the old
Brazletou stock in my Btore but of
fer my customers new and up-to-
date goods, The old shelf worn
stock .that Brazelton .bought of
Williams passed into the hands of
Williams again last spring when
Brazelton failed ud was sold by
him to Porter & O'Meara, who sold
out yesterday to Fred Hartman.
All who wish fresh candies,
fruits, nuts an.d, cigars can be ac
commodated by me, I make a spec
ialty of delicious home-made candy
and also carry a complete line of
Gunther's and Lowney's box goods.
A. B. Il0A('iL,ANI).
Dont sell your Hay to any
one until you see us and get
our prices. We are in close
touch with all the best hay
markets in this country and
can pay you the highest prico
obtainable.
HARRirQTQW & TOBIN.
A J?lj?tihday Party.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan enter
tained a number of young people
Saturdav night in honor of their
daughter Mary, the occasion being
ler eighteenth birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spent in
playing games one of them,
"questioiiH and answers" arousinir
considerable fun and hilarity. The
class of 1900, of which Miss Sulli
van is a member, presented her
with a very handsome s'dyer tojlct
set. She was also the recinicnt of
a number of other handsome re.
metnhrances, among them being a
diamond ring from her parents.
Among those who enjoyed Mr. and
Mrs. Sullivan's delightful hospital
ity were the Misses Ida VonGoeiz,
itliel Douegan, Mabel Davis, Jessie
Bullard, Irene Swarthout, Eva
Hartman, Sadie Bakcwell, Myrtle
Richards, Emma Baker, Bessie Fin
ney, Mamie Cronin, Emily Cooper,
Maud and Ethel Dillon, Carrie Bar-
bee, Regina McGovern, Annie Con
tiers, Teresa Austin, Ida Qtteu
stein, Nellie Bristpl. Josie Q'IIa.re,
Grace Armstrong, Bertha. Koons,
Edna S.ullvan, Ida Neirand Mar.
g.-re Giiman. and Messrs Oltcn,
Keliher, VonGoetz, Baskins, Ell,
Tekulve. Picard. States, Qrace,
Smith, Lambert, Byers, and
Everett Fink, Besack, SchaU, Red
mond and Robinson and Mr, and
Mrs. C. A. KitH miller.
"After Bulrorlm? over n yonr with m
ditfostion, HeKtfB' Little- Qinnt Pills
cured mo."-V.T. WilllnmBon, Branch,
ton, Ark. Boat littlo pill tnadoj novoj
urlpo; thoroughly roKtilnto Btomnoh,
liver, bowols nnd kidnove, miring const!
potion, bihouencos and indigestion, A.
F. Stroltz.
S Railroad Notes.
Alex Russell had the misfortune
Sunday night to get a piece of steel
in his eye. The wound it made is
quite painful and will necessitate
his laying off for a few days,
Severa.1 new engines for the
Southern Paciilc have recently gone
through here. Part of them were
for pasBcngco service and they were
uncommonly fine types of engines.
Henry M. Simpson, who has been
an east end passenger brakemau
for a number of years, has been ap
pointed assistant station master at
the new union depot in Omaha. He
will have charge of the depot nights.
A misplaced switch in the west
end of the yards caused an engine
to jump the track Saturday morn
ing and gave tiie wrecking crew an
opportunity for some extra work.
The engine was put back on with
out very much difficulty.
The furniture for tlQ new tele
graph ofllce has arrived and will be
put in place as soon as the room is
in readiness. When the new
office is completed it will have a
great many conveniences which
the old office did not possess and
will be one of the best offices on
the road.'
All of the telegraph poles along
the roadbed through the heart of
the town have been removed, the
wires having all been strung on the
new poles on Front S,treel. M. Ji
Mayer, Uic lineman who lms been
oycrsceipg Hie uecessury change,
and hjs corps of assistants went
west last night to work for a week
before returning here to complete
the work.
Freight receipts at this station
still show a marked increase, an
evidence that prosperity is not
waning in this 'neck o' the woods.
Express agent McGovern and
Postmaster Hill are looking for
ward to the holiday season this
year with feelings that aie any
thing but joyful as there is every
prospect that there will be more
holiday business this year than
ever before. Prosperity always
makes itself felt at Christmas tunc
because it loosens up the purse
st rings and makes people feel like
remembering all their friends and
relatives.
Perry Sitton had a decidedly un
comfortable experience Sunday
morning as a result of which his
face is liberally adorned with
plasters. He was out on his usual
run and got off the train to assist a
"bum" in getting off. While he
was some little distance from the
train it started to pull out. Perry
made a run for it and succeeded in
catching the hand rail but his hold
was so insecure that he was thrown
down. A second attempt resulted
in the same experience but by that
time his plight had been observed
and the train was stopped long
enough for him to get aboard. His
face is badly scratched and bruised
as a result of being thrown on the
ballast.
E. R. Smith, of Gandy, haB been
putting his surplus funds into a
cattle ranch on the South Loup
and is now running a herd of 800
head. His ranch is said to be one
of the best in western Nebraska.
Guaiianti'.kd to stop your hair falling
out, removes dandruff, restores natural
color, und euros all scalp diBoasoH UotfK8
Hair Konovvor, "Cannot proiso it too
highly; stopped my hair falling out and
startod a now Krowth."--MrB. M. Mo
Koovor, Abboyvillo, Kan. A. F, Stroltz.
Doafneis Cannot bo Cared
by loenl application aa thoy cannot roach
tho diBPOBod portion of tho oar. Thoro
is only ono way to euro doafnees, and
that is by constitutional roniodlos. Doof
nosH is caused by an inllimod condition
ot tho mucous lining ot tho Eustachian
Tubo. When this tubo is inllauiod you
hnvo n rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, nnd whon it Ib entirely closed
DoafnoRS is tho result, nnd uiiIobb tho In
flammation can bo taken out and this
tubo restored to its normal condition,
hoariiiK will bo destroyed forovor; nine
oases out of ton are caused by Catarrh;
which is nothing but an Inllammod con
dition of tho mucous surfacon.
Wo will lvo Ono Hundred Dollars for
any caao of Doafnoas (causod by catarrh)
thnt cannot bo cured uy Hnll's Catarrh
Cure. Sond for circulars: froo.
F. J. OHENEV A CO., Toledo, O
Sold by DruffRiBts, 75o.
Hall's Family Pills aro tho boat. O-Iq
For Sale.
The Manion land near NicholB.
Comprising nearly 400 acres choice
hay and farming land. Will be
sold cheap. For price and terms
npply to
T. C. Patterson:.
Carpet Warp
ON SPOOLS.
Colored, per pound 19c
White, per pound ...17c
Wilcox Dept. Store.
NOTICK FOR l'UHMOATION.
Ltiud Onice nt North l'UtK , Neb., )
Dooombor 2d. I8UU, f
Nntlco I. lioruliy given Hint tlia follnnloK-iinmed
etllor linn (Hod notlco of Ills Intention to make
llnnl iironf In .utiintt of Ills claim, ami thnt rnlil
proof will bo mnilo botore lten!iler nnd Hecclvor
nt North l'lntte, Neb., on January 1Mb, 1IKX), vlat
JOSHUA II. HTAl'LKTON,
who made Hoinoileml Kutrjr No. 17333 forltie
Houthonat Quarter ot Snctlou 2, Town 12 north,
ltaiif6 27 weat.
He narnei) the following witneatra to prore bin
oontlnuoua renldence uikiu nnd cultivation of mild
land, viz: Denton II, Uaver, William J. Kavajr.
Uilwnrd II, Spritzer nnd Oeorgo W, l'nrnons, nil
llrndjr, Neb.
UWi UCO. 1!. FUUN01I, Hester.
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FOR CHRISTMAS.
JUST THE THING!
Something from our well selected stock of.
Jewelry, Watches, Novelties, Jewel Cases, Pomade
Boxes, Pin Trays, Manicure Sets Dressing Sets
Curling Sets Smoking Sets
And a thousand and one other pretty nnd suitable gifts for
rices, l'AYiNU UAbll lor wnnt we uonglit, and are in a p
New goods are being received daily and
both young nnd old. We
what we bought, and are in a
bought
ositiou
our goods at the very lowest price
to offer you the very best at prices that will suit you.
can oner you articles mat are entirely new and mat nave not aim nre not lor sale eisewnere in
our city. SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS FOR NEW GOODS. All goods engraved
by hand free of charge. Store open from 7:30 a. m. to 9:30 p. m.
lAiKTC H INSPECTOR FOR THB UNION PHCIFIC R, R, CO-
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