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Mrs. G. 1 Copper Las returned
irom lief Visit with ri1:itlvfa fit
Hiawatha, Kas.
The remains of Jordau Coolbaugh
who died ou the train last Monday
niorniau and taken off at this'
station, were shipped last night to
8 Jackson. Mich. h
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5JI Ex-ahcrifl Miller, who was down
S from Garfield yesterday, says the
will be found in end- S ,armer8 and 8tockmen are getting
O I tllrniinrtt ll.n ...14M !. .u.. -I
. nuuuyu me winier in preiiy goou
less profusion at our sliapc, notwithstanding the loss of
.tni-n .nrlnnffl,,,! S latl season's crops. There is
, - s plenty rough feed for stock and
ty will be expen- $ losses arc not expected.
i . , . (S Prof. Crane will give a free
vjihuu in maKing se- g lesson ,n the rudimcntB of
lections.
Clinton,
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aiicbsuh in me ruuimcuiB ot music
a ai iuu hi. iv, cuurcu xuesaay, Jan
H tli, at :30 p.m., at which tune
jj aud place he expects to organize a
class in vocal music. The public
is invited to attend and sec what
S can be accomplished in an hour's
THE JEWELER worK-
ti Tbc revival mectinp-a which wern
t. I rt -
5&&6ft6CftC6e(fse06C&tjC6' conductcd b? Rev w- 3 Crusen at
. the McNcel school house closed
atT - - Sunday evening. Thev proved to be
WttttlU &rtUUUf . the most successful meetings ever
held there, about twenty haying
been converted, seventeen of which
joined the church last Sundav.
Rey. Wimberly will go to the Mc
Neel school house next Wednesday
to baptize fittccn or sixteen
persons.
RememberUhat you get a first
class shave at Doc Sizemore's.
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FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1902
M. O. Anderson has severed his
connection with the Leader.
County Ork Lew Williams of
Gandy is transacting business in
town today,
Miss Allie Grace, who had been oniy iq cents.
vinifinnr nor ai tnt in f m r- I
7 b" ua Dr. Bradford, who attended the.
retiirtipn hnmi.
Methodist conference in this city
m. iv. uarnum is up trom Omaha last fall, will deliver a lecture at
today conferring with Division the opera house on January 30th
roreman oiuoos. mujer the auspices oi the G. A. R
J. lie county commissioners de- The subject of the lecture will' be
voted yesterday to approying bonds "Our Nation." Dr. Bradford is
ot county and precinct officials. recognized as one of the best speak
xueij. i club will meet with ers in the west, and his lecture
Mrs. "i ork Hinman Jan. 14th. All hIere will no doubt be largely at-
iiicuiucin arc urgcu 10 oe present, fended.
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jitc miner, cx-suenir oi mis rp. i,.,, . . , .
. 4 , ' . ... lwo strangers who had been in
county, haB accepted a pos tion as tnrun fnr ,7 , ,
, ' . A, TT T , town for a day or two, became
Faww.u,a iur u,e union raciuc dfunk and disorderly Tuesdav
night and insulted ladies on the
Shaving 10c, at Doc Sizemore's. street. George Sherwood objected
Don't forget the place. to the language used and hit one of
In the district court yesterday the men, knocking him through
Wm. Hagar was granted a divorce one of the windows of the Star
irom nis wne on me grounds ot un- restaurant. l'lie two strangers
faithfulness, were later gathered in by the police
W. A. Paxton. of Omaha, was n and will answer in the police court
viKirnr ,n f,v rrooArt A I to the charge of being drunk and
w a w wwil ft .a. u wnu u w linn ail
guest at the meeting of the West
Lnd high five club that evening.
disorderly
The adjustment committees of
TIlB ntiorlitl rn11an'o r1..V, J
" . ruw ' and Brotherhood of Railway Train
occupied a special Pullman on train tnen 'for Union nfilRr. wun
No. 6 Wednesday morning. Thev ;n..i i,.fnMPii.. n-
were enroute home from a trip in montU,a hjennial session, will re-
mi.vri.Bi. convene later in the month. All
Tlie Christian aid society will the business that can be dispatched
meet wuu Mrs. ijeo. carter next without a conference with General
Wednesday alfernoon, Jan. 8th. Manager Dickinson has been trans
All interested are requestep to be acted. The first thiner on the pro
present. gram will be to present to him the
Chas. Wood of Sutherland ar- revved schedule. Omaha News
riyed in the city this morning trom After the Bummer weather of
a month's visit with relatives and Wednesday we had begun to think
friends in McClaine and Dewitt that the "backbone of w.ntet" had
comities, III. been broken. but the fanins. 8now
The attraction at the opera f h
house this evening will be "Alvin 8 , js 8tm afa that Bno Jce
Tnalin." nno nl tlio hrirlil..of nlnne
, t5 r.i . and chilling blasts may be expected
that has been seen in North Platte. . . .. . . '
The company is an excellent one. De,ore tUe roaC8 bloom- But wc
We learn that Firemen Crockett, weltheBnow; it is needed to
i tr:. A five moisture to the ground. It
tilUlll. UUU I VVI1U YCUl IU I
u'nno.oPit,, .!..., may cause the stockmau to feed
examination, successfully passed more hai' but ue knows that il Wl"
and will run on the Kansas Pacific increase the teed on dis pasture
Open Houso nt Mrs. Sr. Dont's.
The New ear was appropriately
opened by the Q. T. Club, at the
Home ot Mrs. Dent, where about
sixty.fi ve persons, guests and mem
beru of the club were pleasantly
entertained. The hours were
arranged by the committee so that
the married guests were enter
tallied from 8:30 until 9:30 and the
young people from 9:30 until 10:30.
Master Blickensderfcr presided at
the door and after being admitted
the guests were warmly greeted by
the ladies on the reception com
mittce and shown into the dining
room by little Miss Hinman
The rcfrcHlrtneuts were dainty
and served in a very nice way. The
dining room was decorated with
holly aud cycrgrecn and lighted
with numerous candles.
F. D. Winn entertained the
crowd very pleasantly with his
graphophouc which is one ot the
bestevcr listened to. The pieces fol
lowed in rapid succession and were
some of the very best of musical
selections and were highly appre
ciatcd by the crowd.
The whole affair proved to be
very successful and reflected great
credit on the different committees
of arrangement.
Y. IK. C. A. NOTES.
The asBOciatim closed the year
out of debt, with $24 (7 in the
treasury and the membership the
largest in its history, 375. We feel
grateful to the hundreds ot friends
for the help during the year, and
if it is as well supported during the
future as in the past, this associa
tion will outgrow its present quar
ters and its influence lor good upon
North Platte's young men will be
ween in a greater measure thancver
before. God grant that it may be
so
Men! You will be welcome at
the bible study tonight in the
parlor at eight o'clock.
Young men should make the sec
retary hustle lor chairs next Sun
day by coming in crowds to hear
that very helpful address by Mr. A.
V. Parsons st 3:30 p, m. All men
invited.
Undoubtedly Dr." McCabe will
lecture to a large number of men
next Mfiuday evening. He will
take the men clear through
'Alton's Heart."
At the opera house Tuesdav
evening, Jan. 7th, Mr. Carl A. Hat
win's latest melodramatic success
will be the attraction. The play
has met with instantaneous ap
proval in the cities where it has
been presented, and bids fair to re
new the popularity of its visit.
It is ou the romantic order
and appeals through its literary
merits to those who prefer a well
told story in preference to a flimsy
atlair written around tanks, saw
nulls, fire engines, etc. All the
scenery used in the production is
carried by the company ai:d an ex
cellcnt entertainment is promised.
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(You save 9 per cent)
8-oz Cans of Schillinir Hakinir
Powder, regular price... 25c
Special-price for two weeks 9 ()f
(You save 20 per cent) Ul.
16-oz Cans of Cat timet link
ing Powder, regular price 25c
Special price ffi 2 OC
(You save 30 per cent) lUfor''
16-oz Cans Rabbit Foot Bak
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Special price K(
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An exceptional good deal in a
LARGE YELLOW DRIED PEACH
at 10 cchtsper pound. We have
only 500 pounds of this lot.
Remember this sale only lasts
two weeks and if you want to get
the benefit of this sale yon should
take advantage of it at once.
Remember wc handle the best
of every thitiir.
Ileintz Pickles,
Oriole Cereals,
Oriole Dried Fruits,
Snow Flake Flour,
Monarch Canned Goods
Blanke's Coffees,
"Honeysuckle Canned Fruils,
'Sommer Ricliardsons Crackers.
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Our Business Methods have caused this store
M?r?irti?WIy in t,,c cnfilcncc of the people
lilL MODEL lias become known in almost
ever;' household in the city. It is universally
admitted that wc do the largest clothing bus
iness in North Platte.
Men's
Clothing.
Men's Black and Brown All Wool
Cheviot Suits, iinclv tailored really
$10 quality, wc arc selling them this
month at
$7.50.
Men's Black All Wool Clay Worsteds
warranted not to change color. In the
latest style military cut. SIS value at
$10.00.
Men's All Wool Ulsters and Over
coats at-$5, 7.50, 10.00, 12,50 and $15.00
Jiargams trtalcy Underwear,
month wc arc closing out all odds
ends at a great sacrifice
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The superiority of this Boy's de
partment is proven every day. You will
lind nothing but the best makes of cloth
ing at very low prices. Bring the boys
for Vcstee Suits age 3 to 8.
2-piccc Suits, double-breasted, age
from 6 to 10 years. 3-piecc 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
everything will be sold at reduced prices.
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For Rent House with four or
six rooms city water.
For Kent Four lurnished
rooms. Suitable for railroad men.
Both are on Dewey street. In
quire of J. Bratt & Co. or M. A.
Peale,
road,
Cnicago forecast lor North Platte
and vicinity Partly cloudy to
night and Saturday, warmer Sun
day, The minimum temperature
this morning was 21, one year
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Do You Know
We Keep
Men's Pants?
Men's Cottonade Pants per
pair , ,.
Men's Cottonade Pants per
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Men's Cottonade Pants per
pair , $1.00
Men's Woolen Pants per
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Men's Woolen Pants per pair 2,00
Men's Corduroy Suits '7.00
You pay from 25 cents to $1.00
more a pair elsewhere for the
same qualities.
Store open evenings until 8
'clock.
Wilcox Department Store,
next spring.
The adjourned December term of
dibtnet court which convened ven
terday morning for the purpose of
hearing the Chambers divorce case
was of short duration. When the
case was called, A. II. Davis, attor
ney tor tlie defendant, filed, a
motion to be permitted to file a sun
elemental answer and crosspctitiou
on the grounds that the plaintiff
had been twice married before
marryinir the defendant and had
not procured a divorce from either
husband; that the two children be
lpga ized, and that the mar iajre
was made in, good faitn on the part
of the defendriut. The motion waa
sustained and case continued until
the March term of court.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting nl Hip
mercial Club will be held at th.
rooms 011 Monday evening, Jan.
13tll, at eiLMlt O'clock. A linnrd n(
directors lor the coming year will
be elected and other business
transacted. All members are ur
gently requested to attend.
1: u. waknek, Pres.
Johu McCullongn.thc well known
Maxwcllite, is doing business in
towu today.
Minor Hinman will leaye for Lin.
coin tomorrow to resume Uh
8tudiesat the state university.
Miss Abbie Shuinan. who for
several months has been living in
Denver, is now home on a visit.
Orin Bacon, , who is now located
at Brady as manager of the Social
club, spent Wednesday in town.
The snow storm today is of a
local nature, extending only about
fifty miles 011 either side of us.
12d C, Elliott, superintendent of
the Leadville public schools, who
had been spending a couple of day
as the guest of his parents, re
turned Wednesday night. Mr.
Elliott is now on his third year at
superintendent, the salary of which
is $2,500 per annum,
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This swoot nlcklo will answer for
poaches, jiliims or tomatoes: Tho In
gredients nro four quarts of cldor
vinegar, flvo pounds of Hinrar. mmrinr
of a pound of cinnamon, two ouncon
of cloves, to soven pounds of fruit.
Doll tho sugar nnd vinegar together
and skim; then add tho Hplcos and
boll up at onco and pour ovor tho fruit.
Pour off tho vinegar and scald twice
moro during tho day and thoii eovor
closo. A less oxponslvo way b to
take four pounds of sugar to eight
pounds of fruit, two ounces of cinna
mon, ono ounco of cloves, onn ion.
spoonful of salt, ono teaspoonful of
auspico.
A Oinin of Smith,
Approximately, there uro now living
In tho United Kingdom GOO.000 persons
named Smith, I. c.:
Smiths.
In ICngland and Wales thoro aro 410,000
In Scotland thoro nro 00,000
In Ireland thoro nro 30,000
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7tie Grocer-
who neither sands
iits a near nor
waters his mllk-
who believes In
Tlhe best, and Is particular to
pleasu lus patrona.
That's the grocer who recom
mends and sells
Lion Coffee
Coffee that is coffee -unglazed
unadulterated.
THERE DO YOU
BUY YOUR
BOYS SHOES
You should buv them of
us for tho reason that
vvo will give you moro
service for tho same
money than vott have
had a: TC X X
Bivs' Calf Shoes ) to 13. . ..$1.25
Boys' Calf Shoes 9 to 13. . . . 1.35
Uoys'fine Calf Shoesl3 to2 1.50
Boys' fine Calf Shoes 2
to sy3 i.7s
Boys' Seamless Calf Shoes
2 1-2 to 5 1-2 1.75
Boy's Dress Shoes 2j loSjj 2.00
Our trade in this line grows
every day. If -on will come and
'sh; you will become one of our
regular customers.
' csrstore open evenings until
eijiii o ciocK.
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Install Oflloom.
District Deputy Grand Master J.
S. Hoagland installed the following
officers of Walla Walla Lodge No.
50, 1. O. O. F. last evening:
N. G P. Nelson,
V. Q., J. Wolf.
K. S F. K. Ginn.
l' 8., A. 10, Huntington.
Treasurer, E, S. Davis.
Trolley C tnrry I'nrcnl.
Ten trolley cars for carrying par
cels aro now run hy tho Metropolitan
company over tho streets of Now
York. Tho trolley exnreHH snrvinn in
expected to rovolutlonlzo parcel col
lection and delivery In tho city.
Th Clilnoio Kncrclnpoillii,
Tho University Library nf n.rii..
poaHessea 11 complete set of tho C'IiIhomo
encyclopedia "Hoa-l-l-Yii," of which
even tho Chinese Imperial library has
only a few volumes.
Hortlmait Oulm I'opiilniloii.
Tho population of Idaho has In
creased 82 per cent slnco 1S90, that of
Montana 70 per cent. North Dakota
07, Wyoming 48, and Washington, -15.
Novada is tho only state which shows
an actuaj decrcaso In its population
nine's i8tfJ,
In tho United Klncdom thorn
nro r.00,000
Some genius of computation linn nir.
(irod out that If all tho males of tlm
earth woro onrolled thero would bo an
army of 7.000,000 Smiths among them.
estimating tho fomlnlno Smiths tn Un
as many, tho world Iiub 14,000,000 llv-
tug smiths.
I.nrcint Tiililolnuit In tlm Wnrlil.
Tho hulk of Thlbot Is tho Chang, or
Groat Thibetan plateau, the highest as
woll as tho largest tableland on tho
onrth, says a St. Petersburg corre
spondent. An nioa or its elevation may
bust bo obtained from tho statement of
Captain Hamilton nower, 0110 of tho
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mum. infill ii'Kiirui.'ii 01 recent au
thorities: "I'l-oni tho ond of Juno un
til tho mldillo of November tho nvor
ogij altitudes of our camps was ovor
IU.000 feet, tho lowest being 14,621 and
the highest 18.7C0 feet." During tho
period already referred to tho enor
mous nil etch of country .mRn,i 1..,
Cuptuln Ilower's parly did not show a
slnglo ttco and only two hpocIoh or
shrub, "and these rarely exceeded six
Inches In height."
Typewriter Nupi!niiU tin, J'en.
A glanco ovor tho bundlo of inann.
scripts that composo a publisher's mall
dooa away with tho Idea that ono au
thor In a hundred Btleks to tho pen.
Tho typewriter has supplanted tho pen
in most eases, and has, In turn, been
pushed osldo as mero auxiliary to tho
phonoErap'b.Nev Xork Times.
LLOYD'S OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY,
JAN. 0,
1902.
The Famous Original and Only
ALVIN JOSLIN,
The Play that has Made
Millions Laugh, Full of
COMJSDY, SICNSATION,
REALISM, "
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PRICES 50 AND 73 CTS,
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TUH JMLI3 OINTMJ2NT.
One Application Gives Relief,
It euro. 'llii or Ilt morrliol J-i:xternal or Iiilrr
nnl, 11 In.l or liloodlng.ltchliiBi.rUurnliiB.MMurM
nmUl.tulM. Itcllor liiiinoiiiato-cura i-orlalu.
Itcurcillurns,Hcul.ii ami Ulivrutloiu anJ C(1.
tractlon from llunn. Tho Ilcllef Inataut-bcalliiic
It curen Torn, Cut or Iiocratod Woiuidi ami
Urulfrs.
It cures Dolli, Carhund, Kclom, " nunroumlt."
Ulcfre, Old sorc, Ilchlnit Erujitlom, Scurfy or
HcnM Head.
it curc Innamoil or Unkcil Ilrrasl und Son,
Kliil. Iiivuliittliln,
It cureii Suit lllii.imi.TctloM,Hcurfy llriuHloiii.,
thapiM-.! HaiHiD, i.-ov,.r iiii,a.r, B,,ro lw r
NontrlU. Corim, llimloiiK. Born nnd Chafed IVul.
Stlnm of IimucIi, Sloiilio Dllivi and Hunlmrm.
Throo Sl?.oa, 25o., COo. unci $1.00
Sold by DruggljU, or sent pro-paid on receipt of prito.
.or. Ullllttin it Johu Hit., m;V VOHIt,
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