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HARDWARE.
28-inch Plow Singletree 20c
Doubletree Clevis large 10c
Small Singletree Clevis, 2 for 15c
'2-b box assorted Copper Rivets. . 18c
Ilamc Staples 2 for 05c
Ilamc 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 f0c
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. . i 60c
Can furnish Cultivator Shovels fin
ished with Castings, Clevises, Bolts, Set
Screws, etc., to fit almost any Cultivator
at $2.75 per set. These will'bc supplied
only on order. Cash with order. If you
wish a set of these place your order early.
HARNESS.
ll-inch Halters each 85c
Ilamc Straps each . , 10c
Riding Bridles each 90c to $1.50
Sinches each 20c to 50c
Bridle Bits each 8c to J0c
Our stock is complete in
Team Harness,
Leather Collars,
Canvas Collars,
Work Bridles,
Back Bands,
Belly Bands,
Breast Straps,
Yoke straps,
Tugs,
Trace Chains,
Leather by hide or cut in strips. Ev
erything needed to fit up for Spring work.
GROCERIES.
Beef Extract 2 oz per jar. ... , 25a
Tabic Salt, 2 sack for 05c
25 lbs Corn Ical (White or Yellow) 25c
Snow Flake Patent Flour per sack. J0c
Kingsfords Silver Gloss Starch
per pkgc 08c
Corn Starch per pkge 05c
Yeast F oam 2 pkges for 05c
On Time Yeast 2 pkges 05c
Bird Seed per lb 07c
Battle Ax Tobacco per plug 35c
Horse Shoe Tobacco per plug 45c
Star Tobacco per plug . 45c
J. T. Tobacco pev plug 20c
Duke's Mixture Tobacco per lb. . , . 35c
Kerosene Oil per gallon 16c
Vinegar per gallon 20c
3 lb Pail Lard 25c
5 lb Pail Lard 40c
Buckwheat Flour per lb M$
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 14 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 Corticclli Sewing Silk
100 yd Corticclli Sewing Silk
10 yd Corticclli Button Hole Twist.
New IdcaPattcrns
Baby Ribbon per yd . . '
Cotton Tape per roll
Velveteen Skirt Binding per yd. . . .
Waterproof Skirt Binding per yd . .
Envelopes per bunch
Scinarc 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 Watcr'Bottlc (guaranteed)
Ulcer and Ear Syringe (soft rubber)
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 on spools, Colored, pr lb
Carpet Warp on Spools, white per lb
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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 12
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
Wc have the finest line of Black Goods
in North Platte, consisting of Crcpons,
Granite Crepous, Mohairs Sicilians, Briil
liantines, Serge, Henrietta, etc.
SHOE DEPARTA1ENT
Wc have opened a Shoe Depart
ment in which we have a full line of
CM. Henderson SCo's
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as well as a full line of Ladies' Mcns'r
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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THE JEWELER.
Mrs. A. 3SI. Lock spent Wednes
day evening1 yisitiug relatives in
Sutherland.
Yesterday's summer tempera
ture had rather a disastcrous effect
on t lie ice at Pawnee Lake.
Prof. K C. Elliott is spending
the day in town as the guest ot Iub
parents, lie is enroute from Lead
ville to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, R. Osgood
came down from Denver this morn
ing and will spnd a week here
visiting relatives.
The Commercial Club will here
after hold its weekly meetings on
Thursday evening instead of Mon
day afternoon.
District court will convene in
Ogallala next week. Judge Grimes,
Reporter Cary and several attor
neys will go up Monday.
W. T. Brown received a telegram
yesterday afternoon containing the
sad intelligence that his son Dave
had been very seriously injured in
a wreck near Rock Springs and had
been sent to the hospital there.
Mrs. Drown and his wife left on
train No. 101 lor Rock Springs.
Prof. Brandon's orchestra will
play several selections during the
presentation ot "The Two Or
phans" at the opera house next
Tuesday evening.
John P. Sutton, a well known
frontiersman, who was a resident
nf North Platte during its early
history, dfed at his home in Rus
sell Gulch, Col., a few days ago at
the age of seventy-one. During liis
life time he made and lost several
fortunes,
It is said that Conductor Thos.
Cnliill is slated to succeed N. W.
Chapman as assistant superintend
ent on- the First district and its
branches. Tom has many friends
here all of whom hope that the
rumor will prove to be a reality aB
he will undoubtedly make a splen
did superintendent.
Silk Ginghams at The Leader.
The necessary alterations and
renovations in the Foley storeroom
arc very nearly complete and Ruth
& Murray expect to move into it
uext week. As soon as they move
they expect to increase their stock.
Their store will present quite an
attractive appearance with new
fixtures and a fresh stock of
gdods.
JameH M. Ray, Lawyer,
The secret of our success is that
we keep moving a little in advance
of the procession. Notice show
window and see W. L. Douglas
five dollar shoe value for?3.50. Dr.
Reed's Cushion Shoes. Shoes as
low as S1.35, 1.50. 2.00, 2.50 and
3.00. Star Clothing Housk.
The following musical progaam
will be rendered at the Eastern
Star social to be held at Feder
hoof's hall Monday night, February
26th:- -Music, Mandolin Club;
Quartette. Mesdames Doolittle and
Woodhurst and Messrs Clinton
and Doolittle; Piano solo, Miss
Grace Langdon; Vocal solo, Miss
Minnie Sorenson; Reading, Mrs.
Chas. Ivitzmiller; Mandolin solo,
Prof. Brandon; Trio, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Doolitte and C. S. Clinton;
Violin solo. Alvin Pool; Piano solo,
Miss Jessie Brattc. Through tht
kindness of S. Kempton a new
piano will be used. The public is
cotdially invited to attend.
Royal
Absolutely "Pure
Baking
Powder
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
H. T. Club Kooeption.
The members of the H. T. Club
entertained thirty young ladies at
a colonial reception at P euerliool s
hall last evening. The hall was
very prettily decorated with llagB
and bunting in honor of the occasion.
The club members were gowned in
Martha Washington costumes.
One of the features of the eyening
was a minuet danced by fourteen
stately dames to music from a
piano which the guests were
assured was orignally owned by
Martha Washington. An old
faslioned spelling match created
much merriment and effectually
proved that both the club members
and their guests had forgotten how
to spell. As a consolation to those
who were approaching dangerously
near to that age where they will be
spoken of by the world as old maids
the president read an article which
proved conclusively that now-a-days
a woman was not to be considered
an old maid till she had reached
sixty. During the evening the
guests were regaled with ginger
snaps and Adam's ale from a punch
bowl presided over by Miss Frances
McNamara. At eleven o'clock ice
cream and cake were served. The
reception ended shortly after twelve,
the guests expressing a hope as
they bade their hostesses "good
night" that the clubs receptions
would be many and frequent.
Gun Club Shoot.
The live pigeon shoot held by the
Gun Club yesterday afternoon was
attended by a laige crowd. The
two teams were captained by W. S.
Dolson and Alvin Pool, the former
winning by a score of seventy-one
to sixty-six. The captain of the
defeated team was presented with a
leather mule, and each member
with a leather medal. A supper
was served to the two teams at the
Vienna Restaurant, the losing
team paying the expenses.
The individual scores was as
follows:
DoiHon 2 a i x 2 a a a a t
carter a a a a a a 2 o a a o
Starkey 1 I o 1 1 I a I l I U
r. sawyer a i x a a a a a a a n
l sawyer x o o a x a o a o. n
J no. Loncrgaii. x a 1 1- a 1 I I I I) h
Sorenson o u a i a x a a I a "
Homier oiooaioiii a
wrlpht x a l x a i a o o i n
WUHon x o x o a o a i a i . ft
.. a i i a a x o i (i. n
Total
A. Pool. .
nulmcttu a i i a i a i i a i in
nravea 1 a 2 x o 2 t o a a. 7
nichhinltti a o a x i a a o o i., n
wiicox a x a i a a a o o o. n
Kciiatz a a o a o a a I a x . 7
Wlnkowltcli... . o o i 2 0 a ii I o a ft
H lietiiiauhc... x I t i a a .' a u. h
c Pool i o a o a a x x o l s
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Referees, Henry Schoott, 1 hos
O'Neil; score keeper, Charley Sey-
lcrtli.
Diedrich Scliroeder, of Fremont.
Is the gubattff Jasi li. bVanlali Cdday
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The shopmen enjoyed a holiday
yesterday by virtue of George
Washington s birthday.
II. C. Langdon returned yester
day morning from a week's stay at
Cheyenne where he had been look
ing after the engines on the Fourth
district.
The Union Pacific is ntill adding
to its passenger service equipment.
Several more new Pullmans have
gone into service and quite a num
ber of new composite cars have
been going through on the
"Limited."
Since the bulletin concerning the
physical examination ot trie tail
road employes was posted the two
company surgeons, Drs. McCabc
and Lucas, have had their hands
full as the men are all desirous of
being examined jis soon as possi
ble. O. H. Cole, of the Union Pacific
claim department was in Sidney
Wednesday taking photographs of
some of the relics of the Suuol
wreck to try and get evidence as to
the identity of the man who was
burned to death in the wreck and
who is believed to be I5mil Pressler
the Brooklyn man who has been
missing since January, 1899
The appetite of the monster ice
houses for ice i'b still unappeased
although a good many cars of ice
are stowed away every day and
Foreman Fries hopes to be fortu
nate enough to complete the work
of filling the houses within a few
days. Several of the twelve eleva
tors, which will be used on the
houses, are completed and in active
operation. Work on the two plat
forms which connect the various
houses is at a stand still on account
of lack of material. The amount
of lumber, which has been used in
building the new houses and mak
ing improvements on the old ones,
is something enormous.
Tuesday afternoon a bulletin
was posted by Supt. Park instruct
ing the following employes of the
Union Pacific to present them
selves to one of the company sur
geons for examination: conduc
tors, engineers, firemen, brakemeu,
signalmen, llagmeu, bridge tender,
switch tenders, gatcmcii, switch
men, train baggagemen, engine
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Have opened up at their new store in the
Odd Fellows' Huilding with the best stock
of Groceries in the city at prices that are
right?
Club Mouse Coffee,
Naban Ceylon Tea,
Pure Spices,
Fancy N. Y. Apples,
Oueensware,
Heinz Bottled Pickles,
Heinz Bulk Pickles,
Heinz Kraut.
Washburn Superlative Flour,
Snow Flake Flour. North Platte Flour.
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CALL AND BE CONVINCRfY
dispatchers and bridge and track
fopumcn. Supt. Korty has also
instructed the operators to present
tlicitiHelvew for examination. The
bulletin says that the company
bears nl! of the expense of ex
amination. "L. 13, Hastings, C. A. Weir and
Mobc McFarland are enjoying a
lorced vacation. They have not
yet learned its extent.
II. J'. Hansen's condition, which
lia been quite Hcrious for a num
ber of days, now sIiowb some slight
improvement.
Nice baled, alfalfa hay for
miloh cows, sold by Harring
ton & Tobin.
Nightly rehernals of The Two
Orphans" have been held this week,,
and the production of the play next
TueHduy evening promises to be
such as to reilect much credit on
those taking part.
Railroad men are putting in con
siderable of their spare time now-a-days
industriously studying colors
in orti'er that they may be able to
pass the examination in sight,
that being one of the most puz
zling parts of the examination.
For Hent.
Two nice large rooms in the
Postofiice Block.
T. C. Pattukson.
ItlU'OllT 01' thij condition of
Liiu rim. iwimi mhl
At North riutto, In tho Hlmto of Ntibruoka, nt
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