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FRIDAY, D1CC. 13, 1901.
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Useful Christmas Presents
: Closiag'-Oist Sacrifice
1RAL BAilB.EDiTonAKDPnorRirroR
BUDBORirTION BATES.
On Year. cash In adrnnce,,,. tl.JS
Bit Month, e(b In lTnce 75 0nU
KntttditthtNottbFtAtte(KbiMka)potoaieM
taoond-ctaiiimatter.
John Seymour, an old resident of
Kearney and a tailor by trade,
committed uuicidc yesterday, usiup
the clilorolorm method.
lnntirc vour nroncrtv in one of
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tlioac old reliable Arc insurance
comnanics represented by John
Bratt & Co.
Mrs. A. Iv. Hassard, wife of a B.
& M. employe at Ravenna, commit
ted suicide Wednesday night by
iumninrr into the Loup river. The
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body was lound in the ice the fol
lowing morning. Mrs. Hassard
was fifty-one years of age, and
being a sufferer from nervousness
it ia presumed she took her life
during one of these periods of great
mental depression.
Hayc you seen the Rolled Nickel
Goods at Dixon's. Warranted not
to taruiBU. Baking Dishes, Crumb
Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots, etc.
Tobias Castor of Lincoln, one of
the best known politicians in the
state, died suddenly yesterday
morning about 7:45, on the Bur
Hngton passenger train, bound for
Omaha. Mr. Castor was apparently
in his usual health when he
boarded the train at Lincoln, With
him were Sheriff Branson of Lan
caster county and Judge Tibbetts
of Lincoln. Just before the train
reached Havelock, Mr. Castor
gasped for breath and collapsed in
his seat. lie dicdMnsidc of a min
ute, without uttering a sound.
Christmas Stationery in bcauti
ful Glove and Ilaudkcrchiet Boxes
at Doolittlc's.
O. T. Cartrigtit, a clerk at army
headquarters, received a unique let
tcr yesterday. It was sent out Jan
uary 1 ot this year as a New Year's
greeting, by 10. W. Griffith, a clerk
in the adjutant general's office at
Manila, and since that time it has
been traveling continually. One
estimate places the number of miles
it-has covered at 500,000. A hund
red names and addresses were in
the letter, the first recipient send
inir it to the next one. Almost 100
stamps t rum all parts of the world
have been affixed to the four cuvel
opes which have been necessary to
carry it. Omaha News,
Christian lady of experience aud
rcliiiemctu wouiu like position as
housekeeper in widower's- family,
Address Mm. Y. Ncphue, City.
N BRADY NEWS.
Fred Marcott and his mother re
turned from Canada Tuesday. They
ay tue weather is very cold up
there, and they concluded to conic
back to Nebraska to spend the
winter.
Mr. aud MrB. Newell Burritt
were Gothenburg visitors Saturday,
Dr. Ward bcchib to be kept quite
busy lately.
A. W. Mathewflon has been UiiBy
fencing his farm north of town the
past few days.
The people who attended the
Fickenschcr lawsuit at Lexington
returned home Saturday afternoon
Quite a number of hogs were
marketed at this place Tucuday
The price paid was So. 10,
David Long was in town the lore
part of the week vvith u silk quilt
which he intended to raflle oil tor
$35.
Rev. Lundberg came in from the
cast Wednesday and was the
guest ot Frank aud John Krickaoti
Wednesday evening.
Lewis Carlson lost a watch be
tween his place mid Brady Thurr
day. It was attached to a long
braided watch chain.
There was a stranger in town
Thursday who seemed to be in
great trouble and ran from one
place to another about town.
Finally he made liia troubles
known, He had lost his pucltet
book with $40 in it.he went dowu to
the livery barn aud lound it in the
office, hu had taken it out of Iuh
pocket to get n few pennies to
match with the boys, and forgot to
put it back in his pocket.
T. D. Lewis has sold his gram
header to Lewis Carlson.
A Baptist. minister from Gothen
burg lias been holding meetings in
the Woodmen hall a few nlghtB
this week.
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THE LEADER. UksLSBk
The Leader has inaugurated a special sale which effects prices throughout the
entire store, and the sale will continue until January ist, 1902. This means that
you will have an opportunity to purchase suitable and useful Christmas presents at
reduced prices. If you arc in doubt as to what will please your wife, daughter or
mother for a gift, stop in at the Big Store and you will find something suitable.
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The entire stock of Men's, Youth's, Boy's and
Children's Suits, Overcoats, Furnishing Goods,
Etc., in the room formerly occupied by The ,
Leader, first door south of the Postoffice, is l3
now in charge of C. M. Newton, as salesman,
who has marked down the goods and the en- H
lire siock will ue closed out at 3
Dress Goods Dent.
A Fine Dress Pattern in silk, satin, Melrose or any other high grade 2 . LCbb 1 Ildll W HUieSdie fTlCcS. X
cloth is nice and useful, or one of the late Manila Waist Patterns will
be acceptable to any lady.
For the Dining Room.
A set of Fine Table Linen, or a nice Tapestry or Chenille
Spread makes a desirable present.
Table
For the Bed Room.
A Fine .Marseilles Bed Spread with or without fringe, a set of Bat
tenburg Pillow Shams with a dressing cover to match, a set of fine
Hemstitched Towels, a fine California Blanket or a fine Quilt, always
pleases the lady of the house.
For the Parlor.
A nice Rug, or a set of Drapery Curtains, whether for window or
doors, is a gift that will prove acceptable to your wife.
Ready Made Dept
A fine Cloak, nice Cape, a Set of Furs, a Silk Skirt, a Silk or Wool
en Waist, a Golf Skirt, Tailor-made Suit, a Wrapper ok Dressing
Sacquc will please the recipient.
Other Suitable Presents.
Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Neckwear for ladies and gentlemen, Kid
Gloves in all sizes and colors, Mittens in Mocco, Kid, silk, sax
ony and wool, Pocket Books, Wallets, Chateline Bags, Bureau
Trunks, the latest Circular Showls, ice wool Fascinators and saxony
Fascinators, all these and many more articles suitable for Christmas
gifts you will find at The Leader at very low prices.
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, una jiu muoi ui; liiu&cu uuc in sixty days.
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i iiiv. (juuuaamuu new, iiuviiig ueen uougiit ninety 2
Y uayb ago. rariies wisning to purchase good Uoth- HS
ng t less than wholesale prices should attend this
A sale. Such opportunities seldom come and it will 2l
l. pay you to lay in a supply of this desirable merchan-
disc. The owner of this stock has too much other ''l
business on hand tp give it his attention and the ?
, sf ck must be sold. This is no fake sale. Seeing is
4!' believing. Come early before sizes are broken.
The Bargain Clothing Store,
C. M. NEWTON, Salesman.
First Door South of Postofiice.
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Shoe Dept
A pair of Fine Queen Quality Shoes or .1 pair of Hamilton-Brown
Shoes, anicepair of House Slippers for men, ladies or children, are
always useful and make a fine Christmas present.
SPECIAL.
During this sale with all our high grade dress goods linings will be
given free. With every pair of shoes sold at or above one dollar
a pair of hose will be given free.
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From now until Christmas.
A. L. DAVIS.
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Store will be open until 9 p. m. Store illumiriat id with electric lights and
colors can be seen at night as well as clay.
THE LEADER,
Julius Pizcr, Proprietor.
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BLACKLEG IN CATTLE
t i .-.l 1 1 . 1 .
t ih urevwiuHi uy ( vacuiuuuon uotore tuo germ ot tho disense has ontoreU 1
1 t n10 B,yBtwn BUCCO88 of vncoinntlon doponda upon proper doenge. t
m L Too largo u doso will produce .the disease while too emnll n doso will not 9
m W . .11 j-uw piuuwni ih Boiveu uy I'nrKo, Dav b & Co.
IS A in tholr .now vncolna in pill form, wliioh is iniooted throuch tho nldn. No
n mixing, tutoring or timo wasted nndy.tu don't have to Bpondn fortune to
vaccinnto your cattle. P. D. Co, bool:, "Blacklog and Ite Treatment." free
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Next door to Klrat Natl. Hank.
Tim NORTH PLA1TE PHARMACY
J II STONE. Mor
Wm, Gamt?
Blacksmith and
Wngonmakcr.
Morse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse Shoeing $4 per Team.
Also reductions in the price of nil
other work. Work Kunrnutcud or
money refunded. Give ub a call.
ocuHt street nouth of Yost's.
ImrncRH store.
MANS GERLEp
The Tailor.
Uiis just opened a new
tailoring establishment
and has now samples for
uultH nlso does repair
work. Call on him with
now or old work and you
will roooivo prompt at.
tention. Dewey at. up
iu Morfoh building.
I.ltOAL KOTIOK.
Tho ilorviiilsnt. Don UbIos TUoimt. will Ink.
liotloo that Km. Mdjr TIioium llled herpotlllou In
tlio OlRttlct court ot Ulicoln nty, Nrt)rBk, on
tlio Olh iIat nt NiiVBintor. 1WI, ijrlng for
tlocri of illvorco from Mid ilofvoiliiiit on (lis
Krmmili or iloxiirtloM di iiohi)iiihih. Bala ilo-
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JOHN BRATT & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans m Insurance
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NOTIOKFOU rUM.IOATION.
Ijilid Ofllou l North l'lutto, Keb. )
Norembor 15th, 11H1I. f
Notice l herobr iTn tbnt Uib followliifr
turned nottlor liaa tiled notlco of bit InUllUoii to
uiuko Dual proof la UKrt ot his clnltu and Unit
MM proof will bo luado Iwlore ri'Kthtor nud 10
cclvcr of tho U. b. lnd OIUcu nt North VlMte,
Nob,, on December 2(1, 1P01,
LOUlli 1IUUL1TZ
Who idiiIb'1 homMtOAd Hntr No. 1A.1I I fur
tho north halt of louthcatt quarter tho Bouthoaat
quartor ut the northcaat quuner, and northeast
quarter of aonthweat quartor ot lection II, town
V, uorth ranga 33 ot r) p, iu
II a names the folluwluu nltnoasea innrovi. tain
continuous residence upon and cultivation of Mid
laud, vU: Leopold l'olicil aud I.co Hmlth of
I. . VT..K. 1 1 I 1 II.IL.: - W . . .
'i.iigi tuu., iiiiuj iniuvni aua Ui i. tiaicr
ot North l'litte, Neb.
n'-u una. e. i bincb, nesutcr.
ortOErt or iik.uuno.
Ktate'ot Nebraska, Uncoln county, m,
Doconibor S. l'.Kll
In the waiter of the cetatu of Auitust Audoreoti,
On roadins and tlllnir tho nolltlnn nf i.nni.i.
Auderfou nraylnir that adiululctratlon nf alil
etiaie iuiij du Kriimea in nor as anmiiil.trutrl j.
(irupred, mat iHwenibrr 21, lUOl, at 0 o'clock
Notlco Ift tlarollv ulvlm tlml In tMirGiiMnri. if
InitructlorjR f mm thu CoinniUrlonr ot tbo (Ion
crallud omev, uuder nuthorlry VMted In him
bjr auction 21W, ltevUod Matutba of tho U, 8., as
emended by tho net ot coonres apiirovH Febru.
Ira M,I, 1 l 1 1. ..... ...Ill . . .. I ... . . j. u . i til.
fki.. n,. mil iiniwvu iu uiivi ni puuiiu
on tbo lltli dux of January unit, at Ihla mnmi
the fnllowliiK tract nt land, naiuoljr. Lot 2, Hcctiou
IH. Town tl north, of Itantre WWnlof tllh I'. M.
Alt pertotu claluilnir advornidr the aboru do.
acrlbvd laud aro advtiml to tlio their claim In
thU uruce on or batnrn thn itnv itlun.lil tm-
tho romiueuceruent of bald Halo, otherwlhe tbolr
rlKhtM wlllboforfeltod.
UtiJ t lhc Uulted Btolisl Mail (ifuro,, Jlorlh
FtlANK UAOON, lUclvr,
a. in.. Is slHnod for hearing nld oetltlnn. whmi
all porvona lntenoled In Mid matter mnjr npjioar
n wuuij i-uuri in uv nem ia anil lor Halt!
oountjr, and ahow cause why tho prayer of petl.
hiiu.1 iuuuiu uui uv KrBmBU'
03 A B, IUlowin, Couuly JuiIko.
SHBBINS' stable.
Livery, Feed, Boarding and Sale.
RIGS,
Accommodations Good.
Feed per team to hay, 35 cents a
night; noon feed IS cents.
L. C. Stcbbius,
fPfc'dnB 101.
Kttftt PntlVo, - Nobrntftai
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Bale Ties, Lightening
Hay Press & Repairs
JOS. HERSHEY. 5
Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies,
Wind Mills, Pumps, Pipes and Fit-
l auks, Barb Wire.
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NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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KoriPi f l&tte f bar j
ftrlaUfactiircd by Hfor ti? iPlatte iolicir njilLs
Used by economical housewifes in fifty towns in
Nebraska and Wyoming and pronoLced the
equal of any flour manufactured in Nebraska.
(I THai Sack uill Coice yoii of its n)eHt
iNorth Platte Roller Mills