Christmas Gifts.
We have a lovely line of Holiday Goods.
COMB AND BRUSH SETS
MANICURE SETS
HAT AND CLOTHE BRUSHES
SHAVING SETS PURSES POCKET BOOKS
HAND DECORATED CHINA
A FINE LINE OF CUT GLASS DECORATED BUSTS
STEINS VASES FANCY PITCHER VASES
INK STANDS
GOLD PENS
Will be
LADIES' AND MEN'S SILK UMBRELLAS
And many other articles suitable for Gifts.
pleased to have you call and sec us.
Come and make your selection and it will be laid
away for you.
John Grott Pleads Oullty.
John Grott was brought into the
district court Wednesday to answer
to the charge of assault with in
tent to do murder. "Grott dis
claimed intention to commit mur
der when he stabbed his wit? sev
eral weeks ago, but the charge
against him could not be changed
and he plead guilty to the informa
tion as filed. Grott evidently re
grets very much that he allowed
hta anger and jealousy to get the
t'cttcr of him, but his act was one
which came very close to costing
his wife her life, and was therefore
a most serious one
Up to noon Judge Grimes had
not passed sentence on Grott.
Concert will bs at tho Opera Honne.
After due consideration, it has
been concluded to hold the choral
class concert at the opera house in
stead of the Methodist church. No
change has been made in the date,
however, and it will take place the
evening of the 27th inst. as has
been announced.
This change was made after the
first panes of this issue had been
printed.
Christmas Greens.
Leave orders at Fred Mam's for
Christmas trees, holly, mistletoe,
and other Christmas decorations
What is a meal without good
Coffee? You can buy
Coffee at
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The Jeweler.
FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1901.
NOTICE
Several have asked, why
doesn't Doolittle keep toys'
this year. Doolittle has twice
the stock of toys that was car
ried last year. The stock of
toys is so large that an entire
room has been devoted to
them. Ask for the toy room
and see the largest and most
complete stock in the city.
Doouttle's Book and Music
Store.
Dr. V. Lucas was called to Suth
erland last night to attend a mem
ber of the Coker family.
Tom Burcb, arrested on the
charge of stealing harness from the
Cody ranch, will have his ptelimin
ary hearing tomorrow.
Those Church Spoons and High
School Sooons at Dixon's are the
heaviest and finest engraved that
are in the city,
Win, Stack writes a friend in
town that he is running an engine
on the Kansas Pacific out of Ellis,
Kan., and that he will probably re
main there this winter.
The poor work of the compound
passenger engines is causing much
grief to engineers as well as to the
officials and the season for engine
failures is yet in its infancy.
Have you seen the French Grey
Toilet Articles at Dixon's?, 'Tis
worth your while.
The Chambers divorce case has
been continued until January 2d.
The evidence in this case will prob
ably give in detail the jolts and
jars incident to mismated marriage.
Doolittle has the beautiiul penny
Perry Pictures and the most ex
quisite line of more expensive pic
tures, medallions, etc.
The regular session of the Ladies
of the G.I. A. to the B. of L. IS.
will be held Tuesday, Dec. 17th
AH sisters are requested to be pre
sent, as special business will come
before the meeting.
Ida M. Tarkinoton, Secy.
Cheap hill ranches, with plenty
open range, with or without cattle,
also stock cattle for sale.
John Bratt & Co.
Howard Hunt, charged with at
tempting to blackmail Martin Mag-
nussen and thereby obtain two
hundred dollars, plead guilty to
the cbarire in the district court
Wednesday and was sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary.
The newspaper man strives to
help ajl the people in the town
and does it put soine people are
not satisfied with the milk of
human klndnesp, they want the
cream. They get it at Tekulve's
shoe and repair shop at the YtHiow
Front.
W C. Milncr went to
yesterday and succeeded in killing
two fine wild geese.
E. B. Warner and Doolittle'
Book Store are the first to distrib
ute handsome 1902 calendars.
bupt. and Mrs. Ware are expect
ed home from their trip to Okla
homa and Illinois. Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Weir will
leave in a tew days for a visit with
relatives in Sterling, Colo
A half dozen or more men went
west this morning armed with ice
tools and will begin the ice harvest
for the Union Pacific company.
H. L Hccker, who is switching
in the yards, expects to spend the
holidays at his home in Kansas
City.
Albert Mooney, who had been the
guest ot J. M. Mooney for a num
oer ot days, resumed njs joueney
westward Wednesday.
When in town inquire for Size
more's Barber Shop, Dewev St.
Shaving 10 cents.
Mose McFarland expects to mike
a trip to Badger, Wyo.. in the near
future, to visit his brother W. II.
Blood and study the ways of the
guileless sheep.
Private thermometers around
town registered from two to five
degrees below zero at seven o'clock
this morning. At the signal office
the mercury dropped to two below
the zero murk.
Commercial Fertilizer for Lawns
at City Pharmacy, Dr. Longley,
About a foot of snow is reported
in the neighborhood of Archer,
Wyo., and if a strong wind springs
up some difficulty will be expert
enced in keeping traffic moving on
the Union Pacific.
The Ogalalla Republican says E.
M. Scarlc of that place has sold to
Gould & Peterson of Omaha thir
teen sections 8,060 acres of land
in the Birdwood country in this
county. The purchasers will stocl
the land with cattle next spring.
Unfortunately Doolittle'u Store a
not large enough to make a com
plete display ot all tliey carry in
tuc Cunstmas Gilt line, we carry
the largest line of Toilet Articles
in town. Ask tor them.
MisB ivy uroacu was tendered a
surprise party last evening oy
fifteen of her intimate friends and
several hours were passed very
pleasantly. It is much regretted
by the young people that Mik-,3
Broach is so soon to depart for Col
orado to make her future home.
See the new goods in our show
windows, Dixon the Jeweler
P. E. Fent has taken a lay-off
and is visiting in Kansas City.-
Doolittle'a artistic line of Calcn
dars cannot be described. They
are simply exquisite.
L. C. Hansen, of Grand Island
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He was accompanied by his brother
Otto Hansen who will visit here
few days and then return to his
home in Butte.
We have many pieces of grazing
land for sale or lease tor coming
year. We may have just what you
want. John Bratt & Co.
At a meeting of the Lincoln
county agricultural society Tues
day afternoou E. F Secberger, F
H. Longley and B. I. ' Hinmau were
elected directors to succeed those
whose term had expired. The di
rectors then held a meeting and
elected H. S. White president of
the society, Henry Waltemath yicc-
president, E. R. Goodman secre
tory and T. C. Patterson treasurer.
Glove Boxes, Handkerchief
Boxes, Manicure Sets, Shaving
Sets, Baby Toilet Sets Comb and
Brush Sete, Work Boxes. Necktie
Boxeo, etc., at Doolittle's.
The E. and A. club waB reorgan
ized Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Ida Von Goetz and
will henceforth be known as the I.
T. C. C. The initial meeting of
the new club will be held at the
home of Miss Mae Walker Saturday
That after vou have used it once IH
you will be surprised at the qual-
ly, iiavor anu aroma.
This is what wc claim lot
BLANKE'S COFFEES.
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One Price
Model.,
Clothing House-
1. It is positively the beat.
2. It is the only Coffee that is
picked by hand before and after
roasting'.
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J. ii is wic oniy uuuee uiai uiu:
man has studied lor u lite tune
the blending of Coffees.
b. It is the same Uollce winch
E. B. Warner served nt his
Majestic Range demonstration
and every one who tried it known
what it is.
Here it isIn Bulk
Good Times tier lb 20c
Java blend per lb 25c
Uv clone per lb JUC
Mocha and Java .....55c
In Cans
Portonille in 2-lb Dinner Pail. 50c
Dixcy Blend in 2-lb can (0c
Standard Mocha and Java . . .75r.
Saratoga inM-lb Trunk . . . .81.0(1
Jersey Cream in 4-lb Dinner
Pail SJ.ui)
FAUST BLEND.
You find it advertised in
every magazine of any import
anec'in this country and it in
recognized by the best trade as
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positively witnout a rivai. ii ih
served .exclusively not only in
the celebrated and popular Faust
Cate ih St. Louis, but by a hun
dred other principal" hotels,
cafes, dining1 enr systems, and
steamship companies, on this
and the other side of the Atlantic.
It is the Coffee that made C. F.
Blar.ke Tea and Coffee Co. the
largest producers ot high grade
Coffee in the world. Faust
Blend is put-up in one pound nnC
5-oz cans and retails the world
over for 50 cents a can.
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Our Business Methods have caused this store
to grow rapidly in the confidence of the people
THE MODEL has become known in almost
every household in the city. It is universally
admitted that wc do the largest clothing; bus
iness in North Platte.
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Men's Black and Brown All
Cheviot Suits, finely tailored
$10 quality, wc
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Men's Black All Wool Clay Worsteds
warranted not to change color. In the r
latest style military cut. $15 value at
$10.00.
Men's All Wool Ulster: and Over-
coats rit-S5, 7.50, 10.00, 12 50 and $15.00 )
Bargains Stalcy Underwear. This I
month wc arc closing out all odds and
ends at a great sacrifice
Boyps
Clothing.
Three Snaps in Dinner Sets.
Wc have three beautiful Ilavi
land & Co's French China Din
ner Sets. They have the right
stamp at only 535.00 each.
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Sec our 10 cent Glassware
Counter. It will interest you.
Sec our Fancy Holiday
Sold at right priced.
Watch this space next
for Special Holiday Ad.
eyening, Dec. 2lst. The outline of
study for the winter has not been
fully determined upon but will
probably be a phase of French
History. The club, which is com
posed of ten couples of society
young people, is temporally study
ing under the direction of Miss
Ida Von Goetk,
In the district court this iorenoon
the case of Mrs. Maggie Post
against the Union Pacific Co. was
heard. This is a case in which
Mrs. Post, who lives north of the
round house, wantB one thousand
dollars for damages resulting from
the smoke and dust emanating from
the round house. FJdson W Kicli
represented the company and T. C.
Patterson the plaintiff. At tin
time of going to press the judge
had udt rendered a dfcmidn.
RUBBERS
AND
OVERSHOES.
Fresh made, good grade,
Rubbers and Overshoes
that properly fit your
Shocst will give the most
satisfaction. That's the
sort you'll find
liberal variety.
here in
WOAtEN'S RUBBERS with
high (rout nud buck at
COc and
(URL'S RUBBERS In spring
hool. hih front mid bnck, OK
sizes 7 to 12, nt 45c, 40o nnd. . .00
WOHEN'S ALASKA'S with
lino .Tnrsoy Cloth outside
black lleoeo lined IiIkIi front
nnd buck, nt
(URL'S ALASKA'S emtio stlyo
ns Lhe'omun'B oxeontthoy'ro
spring hool size from g to 2
nt 75a nnd
WOMEN'S ARCTICS ono
buckle stylo, with fluo Jersey
Cloth outsldo, black lleoce
HENS HEAVY ARCTICS
dull linish, houvy floouo 01 (it
lining, .it $L.Cd
BOYS' HEAVY ARCTICS
dull liniRli, llooco lined nt flA
1.00 and DO
Yellow Ftfonfe $joe gtoty
flea. fl. Oifchnin, Mgr.
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partment is proven every day. Yoiuwill
find nothing but the best makes of cloth
ing at very low prices. Bring the boys
for Vestee Suits age 3 to 8.
2-picce Suits, double-breasted, age
from ft to 10 years. 3-piccc Manly Suits
age from 0 to 15 years. Long Pants
Suits, age 10 to 20 years.
Our Boy's Overcoats and Ulsters
are selling rapidly at extremely low
prices.
All Boy's are wearing our Ironclad
shoes per pair
$1.50 and $2.00.
This will be a great Bargain Month in this store,
everything will be sold at reduced prices. Come and at
tend this sale and you will find that it pays to trade at
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China.
week
John Saltow reports the arrival
of a sou at his home last night.
Prof. ChaB. 13, Barber spent a
few days in Omaha this week at-
ending a state meeting of the
MasotiB,
Wanted A girl tor general
house work. Inquire at reBldenci-
of Judge Grimes.
Sam FunkhouBcr, who is down
from Hershey today, says he will
put in forty acres ot sugar beets on
his farm next year. He is con
vinced that beets are the best pay-
ing crop that can be raised.
Have you a boy or a girl with n
taste or music' Make them a
present of a Violin. Banjo, Guitai
or Mandolin. Doolittle haB a com
plete line.
"Eggs with meal five cents ex
tra ' is the sign displayed at a lo
cal restaurant. The altitudinout
price of eggs doeB not warrant res
taurant keepers to serve them with
twenty-five cent meals.
Have you eyer tried that Angel
Food Taffy at Hupfer'a?
Chicago forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Generally fair to
night and Saturday. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was
18; one year ago 54. The minimum
temperature this morning was 2
below aero; one year ago 20 aboVe
zero.
It is reported that trouble is. in
fetore for oil men Who have located
claims on Union Pacific unpatented
land in southwest Wyoming. Land
Examiner C A, Black, of tjie Union
Pacific has been investing the mat
ter for several weeks, and as a re
sult of his report the railroad com
pany will, u all probability, fight
all claims, carrying the cases to the
United States supreme court il
necessary.
Vox Rout
Five room houBe,city water, close
in, $10.00.
Three room housp, cIobc in 57 00.
John Bratt & Co.
Holiday Excursion Hates.
The Union Pacific will sell tick
ets on its lines for the holidays al
greatly reduced rates.
For dates of sales, limits, and
points .to which tickets will be sold)
lifppty to E. II.GiiK'ctt, AgVnU
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If so Don't
For&et the Bargains
Wc offer, when in need of
Furniture, Carpets, Sewing
Machine, Stove, Range,
Picture, Frame, Curtain,
Piano or Organ. Wc have
the best 12-ft Linoleum in
the city. Wc arc putting
in a big stock ot Wall Paper
part already arrived
variety great -;-
Prices Right
Howe's Furniture Store.
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In fact we make a specialty of Perfumes and
Soaps and consequently carry a large stock.
A brittle of nice perfume makes an acceptable
Christmas gift to a lady.
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