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DR. F. W. MILLER, GRADUATE DENTIST
OfflcooTorStroitx'i Drag Store.
Attend the "Wickelow Wedding"
at Idoyd'a opera Ijoubc June 18th.
Mian Florence Crcsswell went to
Cheyenne this week to join her
mother.
Geo. W. Childs, Uncle Oscar,
Pathfinder and all other Btandard
cigars six lor 25 ccntB at the Hub
Grocery.
Mtb. John Simpson went to
Denver VYedncuday to visit rcl
atives.
The many friends of Will Yost
will be clad to learn that he Is
getting along nicely.
Mibb Hill, who has been in charge
of the millinery department of Tlic
Leader, lclt last niirht for Sioux
City, Iowa.
Mrs. 10. V. Simmons and children
left Tucadav lor Chcvcnnc, where
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Mr. Simmons ia in the employ ol
the Union Pacific.
The telephones have been taken
out of the variouB ward school
Iioubcb, to be replaced when school
beir ins in the fall. Tins was
caused bv the rcccut damaging of a
'phone in the firHt ward by Individ
uals on deviltry bent.
Persons desiring to have ccmc
tcry lota watered and cared for or
Jillcd can leave their orders with
the undersigned or sec the sexton
at the grounds.
Gko. 15. French, Secy.
re, rt. narvcy, a iiutkiiuu uumi,
came in from the east Tuesday
evening and remained until the
next day, visiting his family, who
have been here several montlm
for the benefit of Mrs. Ilarvcy'B
health. They will leave Saturday
for a trip to the Great, Lakes.'
Drink Bee brand Coffee. It Bat
isfica,
Preparations are bcinir made to
have the Kebekah district meeting,
which will be held in this city June
25, a moBt profitable and enjoyable
session. The Lexington degree
team will be present to conduct the
floor work. This work will aho be
presented by the local lodge.
i !vhcn think inir about Hour re
Special Sale,
To make room for our heavy fall purchases,
we intend to dispose ol every boys suit in the
house. To do this we have placed on sale, all
our $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50
CHILDRENS' SLITS
At $2.00.
Value in this sale has been entirely ig
nored, wc want the room and the money,
these bargains will tempt you to buy.
Boys' l- and 3 piece Suits.
Boys' Koee Pants
Boys' Mi Pants
At a special discount ofi 20pcr cent during this sale. Kc
member wc mean business. They must go.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE
Death of Logan Church.
A telegram received in this city
Tuesday evening announced the
death of Logan Church at Omaha,
where he had been taken a couple
of weeks ago for treatment, the
cause 61 death being chronic
Brlght's disease. Logan had been
a sufferer from this disease for
sometime but it was hoped that he
would eventually outgrow it. About
a month ago he was taken very ill
and not improving much was later
taken to Omaha. An operation was
performed Tuesday, but he grew
worse and died some hours after.
The remains were brought to this
city and the luncral was held at
seven o'clock last evening trom the
family residence, Kev. Bccchcr of
ficiating. Logan was Bixtccn years of age,
a bright, manly, ambitious lad who
enjoyed the esteem ol all who knew
him,and'had hostBof friends among
old and young alike, liver gentle
manly, courteous and obliging, he
had won a place in the hearts of all
who knew him. Ranking well in
his work at school, having set for
himself a high ideal and being per
severing, it had been prophesied by
many that ho would win himself a
high place in whatever he chose as
his life work, and to all his death
comes as a shock.
The deceased was a member of
lhs High School cadets, a studious
pupil and a favorite with teacher
and schoolmates, by whom he will
be Badly missed.
To his heart broken mother is
extended the sympathy ol the entire
community,
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W Because our Shoes five the wear thnv should and are
sold for what they are worth.
WHY?
& Does Every Month
SHOW
Increased Business
In Our
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WE SELL
Ladies good serviceable Kid Shoes per pair $1.50
Ladies Fine Kid Shoes per pair 2.00
Misses Shoes, good quality, sizes liyZ to 2, per pair 1.35
Misses Shoes, Patent Leather, sizes to 2, per
pair 1.35
Childrcns Shoes, good quality, sizes 84 to 11, per
pair ." 1,10
Childrcns Patent Leather Shoes, size 8 to 11,
per pair 1.10
Childs Fine Shoes, size 5 to 8,"pcr pair 85
Childs Kid Shoes, size 5 to 8, per pair 50
Mens Fine Shoes per pair , 1.25
Mens Fine Shoes per pair $2.00 to v 3.50
Boys Shoes $1,25 to 2.00
Wc guarantee the satisfactory wear of every Shoe we sell.
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Dave Brown left Tuesday lor
Chcycuuc and from there will prob
ably go to Rawlins.
leather Kennedy, who had been
spending a lew days in town, re
turned to Kearney yesterday.
Earl Stamp returned home from
Lincoln, Tuesday night, where he
attended the state university.
Driug in your picture for framing,
wc can do it and do it quick.
Newton &. Sitton.
Miss Inn a G. Allen, representing
the Children's Home Society of
hTSmber that HarriUL'ton & Tobin umaiia, ppem Bcverai uays inuwn
n.u .,! nnntiii. thni ui.li Miiinc. this week in the interests of that
nnti linn r iiiia1iiroiu Hi.,. ww. association.
Alao the product of the two best
mill In the state of Nebraska
North Platte and Lexington pat
cnta. Prices from 1.05 to $1.25
per Back.
n RehearsalB are progressing nicely
;for the "Wicldow Wedding" to be
to be given under the auBplccs of
the Degree ot Honor on June 18th,
Under the direction of Mr. and
Mrs. W. V. Brcycr, the play is
sure to be a success mid deserves n
large audience.
Bulls.
ICight yearling and 2 two-year
A. Coou 1)015
old bulla lor Hale.
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1 DIRRONS
RIBBONS
J RIRR0NS
Every lady wishes for
plenty of nice bright rib
bons for
Neckwear
We have the new things
in Satin, Liberty and light
soft TafTeta Ribbons in
just the right widths. For
Hair Bows
wc have the heavier Taf- i
feta or Satin Ribbons m
just the right widths and
shades to suit.
For Beading:
wc have the nicest quality
of wahhablc Taffeta.
For Trimming
we have a full Hue of velvet
Ribbons.
We Have Them
Just the ribbons you want
for any purpose.
Store open evening until
8:00 o'clock.
Wilcox
Department Store
W. C. Eider left Tuesday after
noon for Crawford to attend the
congressional convention. From
there he will go to Grcub, Wyo.,
whcrCvMrs. Wider haB been for
several weeks.
George Llkcrt, formerly of this
city, but now working in Cheyenne
nd who is left field tor the Indians,
suffered a fractured rib during the
irame between the North Platte
and the Indians last Saturday.
B. F. Davis, formerly of the
Grand Island high school, but re
cently of North Platte, haB been
appointed to fill the position in the
commercial department occupied
the past year by Prof. Howe,
Grand Island Independent,
Cane Granulated Sugar 18 pounds
$1.00 at the Hub Grocery. Head
quarters for Strawberries.
unlet ot ioiicc juunuugton nr
rested a couple of boys about
twelve or tliirlccu ycarB ot age
Tuesday but they were released
Wednesday and left town inline
diatcly. One of the boys hailed
from Denver and the other from
South Omaha, this haying been
their third trip through North
Platte.
Miss Stella Elliott went to Hast
ings tlie iirst ot tuc week.
Miss Marie Von Goetss went to
Omaha Wednesday for a brief visit.
C. W. Baskin and family left
Wednesday for New Columbia,
Penna., when, they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Sanford Uartmau and Mrs.
G. W. Finn attended the installa
tion ceremonies at Oiralalla the
first of the week.
Mrs. Greybhng and children re
turned Tuesday evening from Hast
ings, where they had been spell i
ng a couple of weeks.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the B.
ot L. F. will meet next Tuesday af
ternoon at the home ot Mrs. W. 10.
Goodwin. Every one invited.
Deputy Game Warden Carter
went to O'neil Wednesday on busi
ness, bcluir caucu mere uy a tele
gram. He will prooably be absent
a couple of weeks.
The agent of the Northwestern
Yeast Co., (the largest manutactur-
ers of dry yeast in the world) dis
tributed samples of Yeast Foam
here Tuesday and Wednes
day. The yeast has been on the
market over twenty years and can
not be equalled ui raising light,
sweet bread.
It was discovered the first of the
week that some person of vandal-
istic temperament had almost
wrecked the interior ot the First
ward school house, School sup
plies and apparatus were thrown
about the rooms, the telephone was
torn to pieces and blackboards
were embellished with indecent
writings. An effort is being made
to locate the persons who indulged
in this diversion of destruction and
when they arc apprehended they
will no doubt be given a good
lesson in law and order.
Notice to the Tax Payers of Lincoln
County.
North Platte, Neb., June 10, '02.
You arc hereby notified that the
Bulls For Sale
If you wiBh to purchase a reliable
registered Shorthorn or Hereford
bull we can save you money. We
commissioners are now sitting as a have a large number to select from,
board of equalization as required by AIbo a pure-bred Polled Durham
Section 70, Chapter 77, of the com- bull for sale. When you purchase a
piled statutes of Nebraska. All bull from us, if you arc not per-
persons believing themselves cr- fectly satisfied you can bring him
roneously assessed or having other back and we will refund your
grievances will be entitled to a money. Paine & Moore,
heating and now ia time to adjust
these matters.
Jas. G. Roiiiuns,
M. L. McCuiLOUGH,
John D. Kem.eher,
County Com,
Myrtle, Neb.
GEO. M. GRAHAM,
Aanagcr.
Y ELLOW FRONT NORTH PLATTE,
SHOE STORE NEBRASKA.
Homer Rector has accepted a po
sition in Tramp's grocery store.
Miss Jessie Dullard returned
Wednesday evening from a visit in
Omaha,
CMIsb Nellie Kennedy, who had
been visiting in town, wcut to
Omaha yesterday.
T. Cope, of the Union Pacifies,
played with the Kearney team in
I he game with Miudeu last Tues
day. C. F. Schartnann and R. H.
fangford left Wednesday for Craw
lord to attend the couirressioual
convention.
Car rock salt just in.
Hakrinoton & Toiun.
MisB Gertie Smith, who had been
the guest of friends in town, re
turned to Hcrshcy Wednesday.
S. A, Howe ot York, Neb., is vis
iting his son C. A. Howe. The old
'icntleman ia nearing his 84th year.
Frank Fonda returned Wednea
lay evening trom Lafayette, Ind.,
A'here he has been attending Per
lue university.
Rhodes Longley, who has been
attending the state university,
graduated yesterday. Mr. Longley
h a very promislug'tyoung man and
ranked well in his studies.
The Odd Fellows will attend me
morial services at the Methodist
church Su,nday morning, Rev. Wim
bcrly preaching the sermon. In
the afternoon the members of the
order will go to the cemetery and
decorate the graves of deceased
members.
The building committee of the
Presbyterian church have decided
on plans which were submitted by
an u m an. i architect. The plans
have been ordered and upon their
arrival work will begin on the
building.
For Rent.
Houses, 7 unfurnished rooms in
Ormsby building. The Star din
ing hall and kitchen, 12 rooms and
daccc hall. Rare chance for right
party. John Bratt & Co.
North Platte, Neb.
Notice to Dog Owner;.
All persons owning or harboring
dogs must aecure tags of city clerk
at once or they will be fined or dogs
killed. By order of City Council,
A. E. Huntington,
Chief of Police.
Announcement.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for county attorney subject
o the action of the republican con
vention. A. H, Davis, 4
Gasoline live gallons lor ifl.Ob at
the Hub Grocery.
For Rent.
Three large rooms and hall en
tire upper floor ot our Dewey St.
buildiug formerly occupied as
dental parlors, $10 per month. Also
small house in Third ward opposite
Von Goetz's $5.00 a month.
Harrington & Toiun.
Notice
A summer school for teachers
and prospective teachers will be
held at North Platte. Term, six
weeks, beginning June. 30th. Tui
tion $5. Instructors, H. E. Worrell
and W. A. Getty. Special atten
tion will be given all the branches
required for a second grade county
certificate with the addition of
algebra, physics and yocal music,
For further information call on
or address Oscar Neae,
County Supt.
Attention Farmers.
Protect your crops against hail
by insuring in the St. Paul Fire &
Marine Company.
Geo. E. Prosser, Agent.
FITTED AND SUITED.
Fit that's that the thing. We
give it. Our suits fit and our
lit suits every time. Same
with prices. It's a way wc have
that never fails. Make you the
smartest, most stylish, perfect
fitting suit in handsome and dur
able material at reasonable
prices. Variety of patterns to
select from. Every garment
warranted as to workmansnip,
finish aud fabric.
Cleaning
specialty. s
rtnd
repairing
F. J. BROEKER.
A $250 SPECIAL
It's a Woman's Shoe. A Shoe of unusual value unusual
style, for the price. Genuine welt soles, with medium ex
tension edge, stitches finished black. Soft, smooth ktd skin
leather; late toe style, tipped with kid; medium heel height.
Every part is carefully thoroughly made. A Shoe that tits
a Shoe that wears.
Barb Wire
Baker's Perfect Barb Wire,
Painted, per hundred $3.80.
Baker's Perfect Barb Wire,
galvanized per hundred $4.10
Wiloox -Mment Store.
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OUR NEW LINE
OF FURNITURE
Is now ready for your inspection. Everything
needed for furnishing a house complete will be
found at our store. Furniture for the kitchen,
dining room, bed room and parlor in profu
sion, See our carpet samples.
E B WARNER,
THE BIG STORE.
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