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hardware.
28-inch Plow SSiglctrcc 20c
Doubletree Cleis large 10c
Small Singletrcelcvis, 2 for 15c
4-lb box assorlc.l Copper Rivets. . 18c
Hame Staples 2 fr 05c
Ha me Clips 2 for. , 05c
Line Snaps each 03c
Breast Snaps each . ,. 05c
Cockeyes each 05c
Rolled Steel Stovepipe per joint. . . 15c
Common Stovepipe Elbow 10c
Adjustable Stovepipe Elbows 15c
12-quart Galvanized Pail 20c
No. 8 Galvanized Wash Boiler 95c
Black Powder per lb 30c
Shot 2 lbs for 15c
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 f0c
Can furnish Cultivator Shovels fin
ished with Castings, Clevises, Bolts, Set
Screws, etc., to fit almost any Cullivator
at $2.75 per set. These wilfbc supplied
only on order. Cash with order. If you
wish a set of these place your order early.
HARNESS.
1 -ineli Halters each 85c
Hame Straps each 10c
Riding Bridles each (J0c to $1.50
Sinches each 20c to 50c
Bridle Bits each 8c to 90c
Our stock is complete in
Team Harness,
Leather Collars,
Canvas Collars,
Work Bridles,
Back Bands,
Belly Bands,
Breast Straps,
Yoke straps,
Tugs,
Trace Chains,
Leather by hide or cut in strips. Ev
erything needed to fit up for Spring work.
GROCERIES.
Beef Extract 2 oz per jar 25a
Table Salt, 2 sack for 05c
Bee Coffee 13c, 2 pkges for 25c
Bogota Coffee per pkgc 15c
25 lbs Corn Meal (White or Yellow) 25c
Snow Flake Patent Flour per sack. 90c
Kingsfords Silver Gloss Starch
per pkge . . 08c
Corn Starch per pkge 05c
Yeast Foam 2 pkges for 05c
On Time Yeast 2 pkges 05c
Bird Seed per lb 07c
Battle Ax Tobacco per plug 35c
Horse Shoe Tobacco per plug 45c
Star Tobacco per plug 45c
J. T. Tobacco per plug 20c
Duke's Mixture Tobacco per lb. . . . 35c
Kerosene Oil per gallon Kc
Vinegar per gallon 20c
3 lb Pail Lard 25c
5 lb Pail Lard 40c
Buckwheat Flour per lb 04
Bakers Chocolate 18c, 2 cakes for . . 35c
Diamond C Soap 9 bars for 25c
Cream of Wheat per pkg 15c
Search Light Matches per box . .., 04c
Vitos Pillsburys 13c, 2 pkgs for. . . 25c
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit
2 pkgs for 25c
Horse Radish per bottle 10c
Grand Pa's Wonder Soap 05c
Armours Tar Soap 05c
Bakers Cocoa A lb can 25c
K. C. Baking Powder 25 oz 20c
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour a pkgc 10c
Rice, the best, 3 lbs 25c
Bon Ami, large cake 10c
GLASSWARE.
No. 1 Common Lamp Chimneys. .. 04c
No. 2 Common Lamp Chimneys.. . 06c
No. 1 Heavy Lamp Chimneys 10c
No. 2 Heavy Lamp Chimneys 12c
No. 2 Rochester Lamp Chimneys. . 10c
No. 3 Rochester Lamp Chimneys. . 15c
Tubular Lantern Globes . . . 07c
NOTIONS.
Thread, 4 spools for 15c, 7 for
50 yd Corticelli Sewing Silk
100 yd Corticelli Sewing Silk
10 yd Corticelli Button Hole Twist.
New IdcaPatterns
Baby Ribbon per yd . . '
Cotton Tape per roll
Velveteen Skirt Binding per yd. . . .
Waterproof Skirt Binding per yd . .
Envelopes per bunch
Square Envelopes per bunch
Writing Paper 36 sheets for
Slate Pencils 6 for
Best Shoe Laces 3 pairs for
Sewing Machine Needles per paper
Crochet Hooks each
Thimbles each
Silver Thimbles, each
2 qt Fountain Syringe (guaranteed)
3 qt Fountain Syringe (guaranteed)
2 qt Hot Water Bottle (guaranteed)
Ulcer and Ear Syringc(softrubber)
3 oz Rectal Bag Syringe
Chamios Skins, 5, 10 and
Good Sponge
Full Count Pins per paper
Table Oilcloth per yd
Alarm Clocks ".
Chalk per gross
Library Paste per bottle
Imported Saxony per skein .......
Spanish Yarn 13c, 2 skeins
Ladies Neckties (new styles)
Hat Pins per doz ".
Silk Binding Ribbon per bolt
7-inch Nickel Back Horn Comb ....
Agate Buttons per gross
Round Combs each
Pompador Combs )with sets)
Carpet Warp onspools,Colored,pr lb
Carpet Warp on Spools, white per lb ,
25c
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08c,
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10c
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03c
08c
03c
05c
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05c
02c
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75c
90c
85c
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50c
25c
10c
02c
20c
85c
10c
05c
07c
25c
25c
04c
10c
08c
05c
05c
25c
19c
17c
DRY GOODS.
Indago Blue Print per yd 05c
Light Blue Print per yd 05c
L. L. Muslin per yd 05c
Outing Flannel per yd 05c
Outing Flannel per yd 8c and 10c
Canton Flandel per yd. . .5c, 8c and 10c
Percales per vd. .6c" 8c, 9c, 10c and 12J4
Good Apron Gingham per yd 05c
DRESS GOODS.
Cotlon Plaid Dress Goods per yd . . 10c
Part Wool Dress Goods 12, 15, and 20c
Good Henrietta per yd 25c
Black Goods .25c, 30c, 50c to.$2.00
We have the finest line of Black Goods
in North Platte, consisting of Crcpons,
Granite Crcpons, Mohairs Sicilians, Briil
liantincs, Serge, Henrietta, etc.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Wc lave opened a Shoe Depart
ment in which we have a full line of
C.M.Henderson (feCo's
FAMOUS
Little
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Shoe,
as well as a full line of Ladies' Mens',
Boys' and Infants' Shoes. In put
ting in this department it has not been
our aim to see how cheap a shoe
we could sell you but how good.
We have not put a shoe in stock that
we cannot recommend the wear of.
Goods marked in plain figures and
sold at one price for cash only.
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ANNIE O. KRAMPI1, City Editor.
FRIDAY, FEB. 13. 1900.
Harry Moore returned yesterday
afternoon from a short stay in
Omaha.
Miss Angie West spent Tuesday
in town while, en route from Chey
enne to her home in Brady.
Silk Ginghams at The Leader.
Miss Emma Lowe and Miss
Mabel Haywood, teachers of vocal
culture, violin and guitar, will ar
rive here in a few days and will
probably locate here permanently.
The young ladies come highly
recommended.
The resignation of J. S, Hinckley
as assessor m the aeconu ward
was presented to the board ol
county commissioners yesterday
It was accepted and on the strength
of a numerouslv signed petition I.
L. Mtltonberger was appointed to
fill the vacancy.
The Cheyenne correspondent of
the Bee is authority for the state
ment that twenty new engines for
service on the Wyoming division
are being built for'the Union Pacific
at Tauton. The engines will be
similar to the 1700s and 1500s now
in service but they will benumbered
in the 1900a.
Silk Crcpons at The Leader.
Chicago forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Fair and continued
cold tonight and Saturday. Max
imum temperature yesterday was
f ; one year ago it was 46 . Min
imum temperature this morning
was 11 below zero; one year ago
it wis 23 above zero. Precipita
tion in the last twenty-four hours
was .04 of an inch of melted snow.
Leave orders for cut flowers for
the machinists' dance at Marti's.
The Tarious committees ap
pointed at the meeting of the com
mercial club Monday afternoon to
look after some matters which
needed immediate attention have
all been at work and there is every
prospect that it will be productive
of much good as they are going
about their work in an energetic
businesslike fashion.
You can get Bix spools of Clark's
or Coat's thread for 25c at The
Fair Store.
Fred Tobas was rejoicing yester
day because he had received a bill
of sale from the owner for the stolen
horse he had purchased from Mau
rice Fowler and which Fowler had
purchased from Leforrest Libby.
Libby made some kind of a com
promise with the owner whereby he
agreed to give a bill of sale in
order to prevent any loss either to
Fowler or Tobas.
We have some fine bulls for sale.
LOVEI.AND & BHER.
A dozen couple of young people
were cntertaiticd by Miss Hannah
Keliher at her home last night.
The evening was very delightfully
spent in listening to musical selec
tions, both vocal and instrumental
and in watching some amateur ex
periments in hypnotism which
were decidedly interesting. A very
appetizing lunch was served at
eleven o'clock.
R
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Absolutely "Pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
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Annual Moetiuff.
The annual meeting of the Pres
byterian church was held Wednes
day evening. B. Buchanan was
elected to succeed himself as elder
and 13. A. Cary was elected to suc
ceed C. L. Adams. J. D. "Wilson
was elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of H. V
Hilliker. The following is a list of
the trustees elected: J. D. Tall
madge, D. H. White, J. F. Cla
baugl). Wni. Salisbury, Miss Carrie
Beltonand Mrs. P. W. Sitton.
The trustees reported that the
property on the corner of Sixth and
Dewey streets had been turned
over to them, free of incumbrance,
by the ladies' aid society. They
also reported that there was the
sum of $200 in the bank a bequest
to the church from the late Mrs.
Anna Edwards. The financial re
port showed a very healthy condi
tion of affairs, In the last nine
months twenty-seven new members
have been added to the church and
the work in all departments shows
a steady increase.
A Vftlontino Musicalo.
About fifty ladies were enter
tained Wednesday afternoon by
Mesdaines Stuart. Woodhurst and
Bare, at a Valentine Musicale
at the Fcderhoof hall. Mes
daines Poolittlc and Ilershev de
lighted the guests with very charm
ing vocal solos. Mrs. E. A. Cary
and Miss Grace Langdon rendered
some very pleasing instrumental
solos and Master Robert Cary
played a violin solo which was ex
cellent. A duet by Mesdames Doo
little and Woodhurst was very
much enjoyed. Mrs, Chas. Kitz
miller gave a reading in a most
effective and fascinating manner.
The programs which were hand
painted hearts constituted very
dainty souvenirs which were ap-,
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ladies found their partners for the
dainty lunch which was served
at half past four by means of little
heart shaped devices having upon
them the names of statCB and their
capitals The hall was very pret
tily decorated and presented a
very attractive appearance.
James M. Hay, Lawyer,
James Clemmons has received
from the Union Pacific a check for
1.000 on account of the death of his
son Haze Clommnns who was killed
near Chappell last fall by the ox
plosion of an arch pipe on the
engine which he was firing. The
railroad settled with Mr Clemmons
for this amount without any suit.
Homespoons Dress floods shown
at The Leader.
Train No. 2 is very late today
owuigto a wreck on the Wyoming
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Engine No. Gil was brought down
from the Wyoming divisisiou and
put in the shops for an over
hauling. Engine No. 1403 is out of the
shops and being broken in before
going back on its regular passen
ger run.
Judge W. D. Cornish occupied
the special car Astoria on train
No. 101 Wednesday afternoon,
He was euroute to Portland.
H. C. Langdon resumed his
duties as traveling engineer Wed
nesday. With the present method
of handling the engines a travel
ing engine is an absolute necessity.
Another 'shifting in engines has
taken place. The 1500s which
were in service on the Third dis
trict have been sent back to the
Fourth district. They will be
succeeded on tin' third by 1700a and
more of the standards will go back
into service on the east end,
A car of potatoes from Greely
was stored in the machine shops
yesterday to keep the contents from
freezing. Several cars of other
perishable lreight were run into
the round house and two orange
specials were tied up west of here
on account of the cold weather.
The following is the capacity
of the Beveral Union Pacific ice
houses: house No. 1, 1482 tons;
house No. 2, 2426 tons; houte No.
3, 2833 tons; house No. 4. 4109 tons;
house No. 5, east room, 2740 tons,
middle room, 2800 tons: west room
2740 tons. The total capacity of
all of them is 19,189 tons. About
2,000 tons mot e of ice are needed to
entirely fill the houses. The ele
vator has been placed in position
and is being used on house No. 5.
It works splendidly and stowes
away ice so rapidly that it keeps
a large force of men at work feed
ing the carriers. No ice was cut
at Pawnee yesterday but ship
ments will be resumed today.
John Garbers, of Chapman, is
perfecting a mail crane which it is
thought will prove to be very super
ior to any crane now in use. Gar
bers was with Rasniussen, a mem
ber of Co. M of the Second Nebraska
at the time RaHinuHseu was killed
by a mail crane and the accident
set him to thinking if it wasn't
possible to invent a less dangerous
device The new cane drops two
feet away from the car as soon as
the mail bag it is to deliver to the
car has been received. It will alho
hold the mail bay to be delivered to
the station which will avoid its
being thrown haphazard to the
Hymen's Knot.
George Stearns and Miss Eva
Rex ford were married last evening
at the home of the bride's foster
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Scott.
Rev. C. C. Wilson performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed by
about thirty guests, relatives and
friends of the contracting parties.
At the close of the ceremony an
elaborate wedding supper wbb
served, sir. and Mrs. Stearns
were the nclpicnts of a large num
ber of presents.
The bride has made her home
with Mr. and Mrs. Scott for a num
ber of years and has grown to wo
manhood here. She is n young la
dy of many charming qualities and
is justly popular among her many
friends. The groom is a fireman
in the employ of the Union Pacific
and is a young man of excellent
habits and sterling character. Our
best wishes are extended,
10,000 Old Idvo PitfaouVwantoa.
Price $1.00 per dozen net cash,
We pay express charges and do not
charge any commission. Ship by
express R. S. Em.iott & Co.,
807 Delaware St.
Kansas City, Mo.
References First National Bank
Kansas City, Mo.
For Rent
Two nice office rooms in postoflie
block. T. C. Patterson.
For Sixlo Cheap
My property on north Locust street.
Inquire of Mth. R. A. McMurray.
FRANK LOWE,
Contractor and Builder.
KHttmatcH furnldlicil on all clansfS of bulM
IngH, Jobbing promptly attended to,
IJcst of referunccH Riven.
Front Street, opposite niree'H onice,
NORTH MATTK. NBI1.
The best
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Can b). found nt
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Qur Ten-Cent Cigars are the
equal of any.
Your attention is invited to
our fine line of Chewing and
Smoking Tobaccos and Smok
ers articles.
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Quecnsvare,
Heinz Bottled Pickles,
Heinz Bulk Pickles,
Club House Coffee,
Naban Ceylon Tea,
Pure Spices,
Fancy N. Y. Apples, Heinz Kraut.
Washburn Superlative Flour,
Snow Flake Flour. North Platte Flou
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