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Fine Cut Glass
and Hand
Decorated China
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at CLINT OIH'S
We liavc a handsome line
of the above pieces suit
able for Wddding and
Birthday Presents. Sou
venir Spoons, novelties in
Silver, Secret Lockets and
Chaina. A fine lot of
Watches,, Umbrellas and
(Janets nnd in fact any
thing you can wish for in
our line. Would be
pleased to have you call.
Clinton
THE JEWELER,
TUESDAY, SI5PT, 24, 1901.
Game Warden. Carter went cast
this morning to look after violators
of the game law.
Mrs. II. S. Ridley leaves this
week for a visit with lricnds at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Joseph Ilershcy, who has been
visiting his family at Iowa City for
a couple of weeks, will probably be
home tonight.
The Delia .Pringle Co. presented
The Diamond Breakers to a large
audience at the opera house last
night and gavcgeneral.satisfaction.
Don't tail to call on Kempton the
Jeweler to have your eyes tested.
All work guaranteed. Opposite
Hotel Farnngtou.
Geo. C. McAllister, formerly of
this city, has been nominated for
county superintendent by the re
publicans of Deuel county. The
nomination is an excellent one.
Street Commissioner Tobas as
sembled quite a number ot men
who wanted to work out their poll
tax and gave them labor on the
streets today.
Sheriff Kehhcr's family of pris
oners has been increasing of late,
and he will probably have all rooms
full by the titn? district court con
venes in session.
For SaleWinter wheat and rye
1 for seeding purposes.
C. P. Iddinos.
John Hunt and Kufus Bellamy)
charged with attempting to black
mail V. K. Magnussen, were ar
raigned before Judge Baldwin yes
terday afternoon and bound oyer to
the district court in the sum of six
hundred dollars each.
Kempton carries a full line ol
musical instruments and jewclery.
You will do we)l to call and get
price before buying elsewhere.
Today's game of ball will close
the season for the Uluon Pacific
team. An effort will soon be made
to organize a base ball association,
issue stock in shares ot $2.50 each,
elect olliccrs and be in shape to
start next season in good financial
shape and with a winning team.
The local team closes the season
just about even financially.
Dress Goods
Never before have wc shown
such a variety, especially in line
roods. We are showinir a full
line of colors in goods suitable
for Tailor-made suits and heavy
skirts, both medium weights and
hacked goods. Our line 'of colors
run in, Browns, Automobile red,
Castors, Blues, Greys, and
Blacks, in wide goods, ranging
from
$1.00 to $3-00 per yard
We also have full lines of col
ors in lighter weight goods from
10c up to $1.25. In trimmings
wc have all colors in Panne Vel
vets, Silk Velvets, Velveteens
and Silks. We invite you to
bring in your samples from cat
alogue houses or anywhere else
and compare style, 'quality and
nrice. We believe your home
merchants should be given an
equal chance, then if they do not
have the goods at as cheap a
price, send away.
Store open evenings until 8
o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store.
Mrs, E. S. DavlB leaves next
week for a visit with relatives at
Indiauola, Iowa.
Roy Willard, late of Kearney,
has accepted a position as salesman
in the Star Clothing House,
Will Woodhurst left last night on
a business trip to Chicago, expect
ing to be absent a week or more.
Por Kent My house on West
Third street. Also offer for sale
house goods. Por particulars apply
to Mrs. L. 13. Wood.
The promoters of the race meet
to be hcld'at the iair grounds Octo
ber 3d. 4th and'Sth, say the entries
arc such as to make the meet a suc
cess. Hans Hauseu shipped four cars
of cattle to South Omaha yester
day. One car shipments were also
made by W. B. ISUis and Prank
Kngland.
C. I, Vollmcr, who spent last
week in .Omaha, passed west
Sunday morning and will
spend a few days in Denver and
Salt Lake.
W. D. Hover, lCmbalmcr.
Howe's Furniture Store.
Rod Smith is iti town, coming up
from his home in Shclton to do
some work as secretary to Con
gressman Neville, and incidentally
witness the ball games.
For Runt -Nicely furnished bed
room and parlor, large and well
lighted, in desirable location in
Third ward. Apply to L. Peterson
or at this office.
After a residence of twenty-three
years in the city, M. McNamara
left today tor Peoria, III , where
his family has been for several
months and where he will locate
permanently. Mr. McNamara has
always been a good citizen and his
departure is regretted by many.
David Mercer, an old and well
known resident of Gibbon commit
ted suicide Sunday morning, his
family finding him hanging by the
neck in a com crib. No cause is
assigned for the rash deed. The
deceased was the father of Marion
Mercer of this city.
All desiring to take lessons in
shorthand and typewriting will
please communicate with Tillie
Ulankcnburg before October 1st.
Clarence Franklin, a farmer liv
ing near Broken Bow, was married
last evening by Judge Baldwin to
Miss Ella Lilly who has resided in
this vicinity for some time. The
bride and groom were given a very
enthusiastic chirivarie in the Third
ward last night.
The Montgomery calf case, which
will soon have gained as much
notoriety as the celebrated Iowa
calf case, is being heard in the
county court this afternoon. In
consequence of this Judge Baldwin
has been denied the pleasure of sec
ing the ball game. ,
L. 10. Wood has accepted a posi
tion as brakeman on the Great
Northern road out of Spokane,
Wash., and is so well pleased that
he will move his family there as
soon as Mrs. Wood can dispose of
their household goods and seen re a
tenant for their house. The re
moval of Mr. and Mrs. Wood will
be greatly regretted by a large cir
cle ol friends.
We have a big line of ladies' and
gents' pocket bookB, change purses
card cases, shopping bags and
wallets. If you want something
fine wc have them from 50 cents up,
Clinton, thu Jkwemjk.
The committee appointed by the
city council to locate the electric
street lights have completed that
work, and made up a map which
will be presented to a special meet
ing of the council to be held in a
day or two. According to the map
a light will be placed on alterna
ting street corners, and on, each
street Ihcy will be extended as far
as there arc houses on the street.
This insures the same amount of
light for those living in the ex
treme portions of the city as for
thote living in the central part.
The committee will advise the use
of seventy-fiye 32-candlti power in
candescent lights and three arc
lights, the latter to be located in
the busincrti p;ir t of town. The
electric light company will donate
one arc light, this in addition to
the three provided tor by the com
mittee. Tor Salo
House, 6 rooms and pantry, newly
papered. All in good condition.
2 nice lots and shade trees. Water
works, barn, etc. A nice home,
For particulars apply to
B. B. Maouiness.
John Crockett has secured a posi
tion as machinist helper in the U.
P. shops at Cheyenne.
Charley Whaleli left last week
for Waddttigton, N. Y.. wliere
Mrs. Whalcn and Mrs. Laing have
been visiting for several weeks.
A very handsome iron store front
Will be placed in the Yellow Front
Shoe Store building, the material
for which is now on the road.
A telegram received yesterday
announced that lOtta Clark had
been operated upon for appendicitis
at an Omaha hospital and that her
condition was favorable.
The Methodist congregation Is
at present securing accommoda
tions for the ministers who will at
tend the conference to be held in
this city beginning October 10th,
Two or three members' of the
Colorado Springs team wbuld like
to secure employment in town this
winter and play ball with the local
team next season, They announce
themselves as tired of professional
ball playing.
John C. Weir, a well-known resi
dent of the west part of the county
was found dead in his bed last Fri
day morning, death being due to
heart affection. 'The deceased was
unmarried, lived with his bachelor
brother, and had amassed quite a
fortune.
The contract for constructing the
first thirty miles of Senator Clark's
uew railroad from Salt Lake to
Los Angles, has been let. This
proposed line is part of the San
Pedro & Los Angeles road, of
wnich 10. W. Gillctt, tormcrly of
Huh city, is the general freight
agent.
Mr. Mack demonstrator of the
Majestic rangeB is located at War
ner's furniture store giving demon
strations ot the good qualities' of
that well known stove. Hot bis
cuits and coffee arc served to all
callers. The demonstrations have
attracted many "people, especially
ladies. Mr. Mack will be here all
of this week.
We have a good rooming house
for sale, cheap. It is well located
and making money.
John Bratt & Co.
While nothing definite has yet
been heard of the new books tor the
Y, M. C. A. library, of which there
arc about 800, it is believed that
they were shipped from New ork
a day or two ago. As soon as they
arc received, bhelyed and cata
logued, the library will again be
opened to the public, after having
been closed for two months,
D. Hunter, living north of Suth
erland, haB sent this office a basket
of peaches from his orchard na a
sample of what can be done in this
line in Nebraska, The peaches
arc fully as large as those which
arc shipped in from Utah, and
possess that fine flavor which is
lacking in the western fruit which
wc receive. Mr. Hunter's peach
orchard is composed of young trees,
this wc believe, being their first
bearing year, but those sent us
show that they arc a variety
which do exceptionally well in this
section.
For Zlont.
Pivc-rooin house and Btablc close
in town. Price $9.00-
Three-room house, north side.
Price $7.50
Five-room house and barn, $10,
John Bratt & Co.
YOU BUY SHOES,
WE SELL THEM.
The kind wc sell arc the kind
you should buy
Our shoes wear
So well that when wc sell one
pair wc arc sure of that pair
selling another pair
How about yours
If you have been getting poor
leather for the money you have
pain lor yours
Better try ours
Price may not be much cheap
er to start with but the wea
is what determines that
cgx.Storc open evenings until
8 o'clock,
Wikox Dcpai'tmcDt Store
You often hear vour neighbor
speak of the High Quality of the
r - . 1 1 r
urocci ics tncy uuy oi
W. F. McGlone
This week wc want to call your
attention to our popular line of
MONARCH GOODS.
Green Goods arc about gone
but if you buy Monarch, you yet
as fine as fresh ones.
Monarch Vegetables,
Cream of Corn, per can ISc
Corn, per can ISc
Succotash, per can 20c,2 for 35c
Lima Beans, per can ISc
Green String Beans, per can
20c, 2 for 3Sc
White Wax Beans, per can
20c, 2 for 33c
Red. Kidney Beans, per can
ISc, 2 for 25c
ICarly Juno Peas, per can .... 20c
Sweet Peas, per can 20c
Handsome Peas, per can,.., 20c
Marrowfat Peas, per can .... ISc
Spinach, per can 15c
Tomatoes, per can 20c, 2 lor &5c
Sweet Potatoes, per can .... ISc
l'limpifiu, per can isc
Hubbard Squash, per can . . . 15c
Asparagus, per can 35c
Monarch Fruit.
Cranberry Sauce, per can. . . .20c
Sliced Pineapple (large). 30c
Grated Pineapple large . . , ,30c
Sliced Pineapple small.. . .ISc
Grated Pineapple, small can ISc
Blackberries, per can ....... ,20c
Blueberries, por can 20c, 2 tor 35c
Black Raspberries, per can.. 25c
Red Raspberries, per can . . . ,25c
Strawberries, per can 25c
Pitted Red Cherries, per can 30c
Apples, per 31b can 15c
Crab Apples, per can 25c
Monarch Fish
Schrimp per can ,25c
Lobster l-lb can 35c
Lobster lj-lb can 20c, 2 for. ,35c
Salmon large per can 25c
Salmon small 15c, 2 cans for.. 25c
Clams per can 20c
Clam Chowder per can 25c
Monarch Extracts.
Vanilla per bottle 30c
Lemon, strawberry, Cinna
mon, llanana, Cloves, Pep
permint, Pineapple, Peach,
Wintcrgrccn, Raspberry,
Ginger, Fruit Coloring, Al
mond, Red Rose, per bottle. 20c
These goods arc the best, our
competitors may say that their
lines arc "Just as Good. " He-
ware of him. Buy MONARCH
and you buy goods that arc
lempiiug 10 me paiaic oi mc
most exacting.
CigarsI
Cigarsl
Wc have put in a fine line of
UN ON MADE
high grade Cigars. Thev arc
good. If smoked once you will
smoke again. All 5 cent goods.
Monarcii-amausizc, long nner.
Good Smoke Long filler.
Road Housc-An clcgantsmokc.
Silver Ash Large long filler.
There is no reason why wc
should not sell you Cigars.
Sheriff Kcliher sold IiIh rour
mules today to a St. Louis party.
J. K. Elliott came up from Drndy
yesterday to sec the hall game and
transact business.
Geo. 15. French has been in the
cast part of the btatc lor several
days past.
Frank Ledgerwood went to Max
well today to subpoena witnesses
in a case called in the county court
this afternoon.
Salcnc, the crack Kearney pitch.
er, is in town today and occupied
the box for the locals in this after
noon's game.
Resolutions,
Whhkhah, It has pleased the
Father and the Supreme Ruler to
take from its earthly vessel the
spirit of Mr. Albert W. McKeown,
the husband and father of the be
reaved home of our near sister and
lady mate Mrs, Prances 10, Mc
Keown, to that harbor of eternal
rest where stormo, tempests and
trials cannot harm or disturb;
rT7i'ivrrauaa
OIL CLOTHS
LIN0LI3UWS
STOVE RIGS
: WIC 1IAVU TIIUM :
Wilcox Department 'Store
I LESS SHRINKAGE, ftlORE WEAR.
n
KEEP THIS
SEE THE
Wc have just received a Jarge invoice of Staley Under
wear and Ovcrsnirts. Our line this season is very largo.
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED.
Itv Your money back if
1 f .WlMWWl'
..he
ONE PRICE fiUOTHINfi HOUSE. I
jjf MAX KIRSCIIUAUM, Proprietor, Jj
2 il i ii l i4 ittr i 0 yr il 0 l S
CHOICE
PEACHES AND PLVMS
At $1.00 Per Case
Wc receive these fruits clii'ect from the growers and Aeep
them in our big ice cold refrigerator, thus insuring their con
dition to be choice. I3ettcr order a few cases now. for can
ning or preserving.
therefore be it '
KcHolycd, By Platte Valley
Harbor, No. 21, American Order of
Protection, in order to tdiow our
sympathy with and lor Lndy Mate
McKeown and betcaved ouch who
arc now left in brave thu winds and
wnvcH of thu voyage of llfu alotir,
wc extend to Lady McKeown and
Borrowing relative an a Harbor,
our accncM Hymimtliy. may the
darknenn, of the cloud that now
hovers over thcin noon break Into
light and when their life's voyage
shall cud, may their boat find unfc
anchorage on the peaceful nhorcu of
God'u great harbor on the Hhorc
beyond,
KcHOlved, That a copy of IIichc
resolutions be Hprcad on the rccordn
of this Harbor, and a copy scut to
Lady Mate McKeown.
M. O. Andkkwhon,
N. E. Wokkman.
Prank MoMiciiaih,.
SHETLAND
FLOSS.
Wc carry the following colors
White
Hhic
Pink
Rose
Nile
Yellow
Scarlet
Cardinal
Lilac Heliotrope Chinchilla Itlaclc
AIho a full line ofSaxony,Sp;miHh
and German Knitting Yarnn,
W3yStorc open evening until
eight o'clock.
Wikox Department Store
HI
UUUVl TTVU1
i
ad Overshirts.
Goods With a Rccbrtl
Knit to fit
Not Stretched to (over.
Thuts the way they arc made
tit
which means to you
MORE LENGTH, MORE WIDTH.
IN MINE
GOODS
I
you arc not satisfied
Mndft..
UTAH
Harrington & Tobin.
Two KirniMlvn llnpnrtiiiniil..
Tho two niJBt oxponolvo tlopartmoiHi
In tho Now York city Kovorinngiit nro
tliouo of uiluchtlou nnd police Tho doi
imrtrnont of oilucntloii costti nearly
$10,000,000 a yoar niul tho tlopnrttuont.
of pollen nonily 2,000,000, Hut thcro
uro 11,700 employed of tho doparlmont
of education and 7,710 of tho dopurt.
mailt of pollen, and thus por mnn l(
coHtM moro to pollco tlm city tlmn to
educate itn children. Tho nvorngo po
llco imlnry Ih htahor than tho avorngo
tencher'n nalnry,
A tlnanrit for Kail Titt
According to a Vienna correspondent,
n nn recently broke out at Ilonnniinn
inuth, an Aimtrlnn vIIIiiko near tho Ilu
varhui frontlor. A lluvnrlnn flro hrl
nmlo, which wiim Htatloncd only thrcn
in 1 1 oh awny, huRtcued to tho ronciio, hut
the Auntrlun uuotoiii hoimo atilliorltlei
refuiiod to allow tho flro oiirIiich to
puns tlio frontier before thu ununl lax
on Imported machlnory wbh paid, Tho
Havnrlan firemen naturally turned
hack, and half tint village wnn burnt
down boforo tho nooroRt Auotrlati flro
brlgado wa on tho ucono.
down,
'i no ComtcsHo do Cantellano woro an
ainnxlui; continue tho other day at tho
snlon, Hur drew) wan ot porlwlnklo
blue and It had decided panlerfl on tho
hlpH and a Htralght nklrt fnlllnc on
very hlifh-hoelod hIioch, bo high, in
deed, that tho coquottbih conno a bo
qulllo In tortolHo flhell, which hIio car
ried In her hand, looked ahnolutoly
nccoRtiiiry to enable her to Htund nnd
walk, llor head drcoH wan it trlcorue,
innile entliely of periwinkles and
foll.i(;o,
rrnfflMlonnl HtoryTullnri,
ProfcMlonnl story-tollers roatn from
lioniio to lioiiflo In Japan, to nplu their
yarns. In the city of Toklo there aro
about 000 of tlicdo profeoKlonnl ro
maiieerH, Their pay uvwiirwi 20 centH
tin hour. Whon tho story -toller iIIhcov-oi-rf
that his romances tiro hecomlm;
dull from frequent repetition ho moves
Into a new district,
Vitlmi of lloi'nr"! In liiialnml,
Tho nvoniRO prlco of n wood railway
dray horse In ICiitjIanil Is about ?309
and each animal costii about $2.25 pr
Wtsok for fodder alone, Under fair c. n.
dltlons railway companies work their
borswi about ten hours a da?,