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Hand Decorated China,
Clocks and Silverware,
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for Wcddinir Gifts. A lit-
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Goods, will tallc to you about
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you.
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TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1902.
BR. FW. MILIEU, ORADUATE DENTIST.
0 flloe ovor StrelU'a Drug Qtoro. Tbono 82.
Cbaa. P. Ko3R came in from Om
ha this morning.
Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain re
turned from Omaha this morning.
Governor Savage was a west
bound pnBfrenger on train No. 5
this morning.
J. Li. Dick' went to Sidney last
night where he will take a position
as engine hosier.
Everett Evans came up from Lin
coln Friday, having completed his
course at the university.
Chas. Nevtns, of the Chestnut
& Nevlns ranch north of Paxton,
is transacting busines3 in town to
day. Win. Maloney returned Saturday
Irom dandy, where he spent' sev
eral days visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Buzzi.
The Pebekahs will give a ten
cent Bocial at the Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening, to which the public
is cordially invited.
Mrs. Jos. Nolan, who had been
visiting the lamily of J. T. Smith
ior a week, returned to her home
in Wood'River this morning.
Tafty of all flavors at Hupter'a.
Miss W. B. Hesse is roported to
be improving steadily from the
effects of the paralytie Btroke
which sbe suffered several weeks
ago.
Mrs. Janus Hart will entertain
the Catholic Sewincr Circle Thurs
day afternoon. There will be a
contest for a beautiful cup and
saucer.
W. C. Richler and Miss Alice
Barber were united in marriage
yesterday by Judge Baldwin and
last night the couple left for Sid
ney, where they will reside.
Mrs. H. J. Clark will exhibit
some of her work and her pupils'
work, in Warnei'a furniture store,
beLinnintr Fridav. Oct. 31st, to
Nov. 5th. Call and see.
A letter received by the family
from Rjy. A. A Oilman Saturday
announced his safe arrival at Hong
Kong, and ere this the young man
had reached his fi lal destination
and entered upon his work.
S l v;y D.lloi a-rivjl thii mini-
ins from A-kansas tor the purpose
ot shipping to the grading camp a
number ol horses bjlousing to hi
father. Mr. Dillon says his pa
rents and ehtcrs are envying good
health.
Cunningham will have your stove
eleaued, blackened and put up
promptly and satisfactorily.
A recent letter from Congress
man Neville, who has been a,t lo
SpringB,'Ark., or several weeks, is
to th,e tffdct that he is much m
prayed, jn health. Mrs. Neville,
vyliq was troubled with a seyere
an.p! trying coJ4. i also feeling
much b'etter. Mr. Neyile will prob:
ably go to Washington December
1st.
Hour Ri
Will look better if you fit up with
our
Horse Blankets,
Plush Robes,
Fur Robes. ,
Our stock is complete.
Wilco.x Department Store
Michael McNamara Dead.
A tchgrant received by John Kel
lUer yesterday afternoon announced
the death of Michael McNamara at
Peoria, 111., at 10:30 a. m. that day.
Death was due to bladder and kid
ney trouble, with which Mr. Mc
Namara had been atllictcd for some
time past and iroin which friends
held little hope ot his recorery.
For over a quarter of a century
the deceased was a higbfy respected
and esteemed resident ot North
Platte and the announcement of his
death was received with much re
gret by his many friends in town.
Rev. Crane's Gondiiion.
Last evening's Kearney Hub
.
says: Mr. Crane continues to im
prove, notwithstanding the severe
relapse he experienced Sunday,
when the physicians gave up all
hopes of saving him, his case took
a sudden change for the better and
this evening finds him strrngcr
and quieter than for several days.
Miss Woodp, head nurse in the
Omaha M. E. hospital, is now in
attendance on the patient. Numer
ous yisitorB have been in the city to
cill on the family, a greater portion
having been from Lexington. This
evening the doctors say that with
reasonable care Mr. Crane'a recov
ery is assured.
Repertoire Company Coming.
The Myrtle Vinton Repertoire
Company will ippear at Lloyd's
opera house Nov. 3d, 4th and 5th.
The Madison Star has the follow
ing to say in regard to a second en
gagement there: "The opera house
was crowded to the doots last night
to witness the sensational play, "A
Midnight Call" and no audience
ever left the theatre better pleased
with a play. The crowd was virtu
ally in an uproar during the entire
performance, 'storms of applause
being showered upon the cleyer ac
tors. It is the universal opinion ot
theatre goers that Myrtle Vinton
and her excellent company has
given the best entertainment ol
anything on the boards this sea
son,"
Y. M. C A. NOTES.
Without a doubt the most popu
lar piano in North Platte is located
in the rooms, judging from the
number Of times it is used, from
morning until night afl3 then some.
Without a doubt the V. M. C. A,
is one of the mast popular places in
thiB city. Proven by the large
membership that it has; 289 rail
road men, 218 others, total 507 and
more in sight.
'Cut it Loose" was the topic
used by State Secretary J. P.
tiar.ey last. Sunday at the men's
meeting. A line audience ot men
heard ot some of the things that
men are tied to that drag down
manhood. He showed the fellows
how to cut loose trom them and the
result upon their lives of such cut
ting loose. Who can tell the result
of that hour?
All men will be welcome at the
bible study next Thursday even
ing.
Juhu9 Pizor leaves this evening
on a business trip to Chicago and
expects to return next Monday.
Maurice Fowler returned Sunday
from St Louis, where he went a
week before with a car of Jiorsea.
B. 0. Franzen, a young cattle
man of Sutherland, is transacting
business in town today and made
this office a call,
Prof. Lconhart, the piauo tuner,
will be in town thi week. Orders
for work can be left at Warnei's
store.
Miss Emroy Edison, who is at
tending a business college jn Qrn,a
ha, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her pajens.
We wrjteFire, Life and Accident
Insurance in best old line com
panies. Jon: Bkatt & Co.
Myron Dourte left today on
humjng trip to L,agan county, and
we understand that when he re
turns he will leaye for the east to
look up a situationi
Angel Food Taffy at Huplet's,
We now have & flrBt-class
Upholsterer in town at
O. M. Newton's
For Sale
RancheF, hill and bottom lands
Can exchange city property tor
good little ranch.
John Bratt & Co.,
Notice,
No hunting ajlowed on Cody
lanus. mi irch(jubbcra win oe pro
secutcd to lull extent nt the law.
W. F. Cody.
llyS. Boal Fqurul Dead. ;
V tclVgranMecfVed at 3:15 last
evening by Mrs. W. F. Cody statod
that he son.in-law ill. S. Itoal had
been found dcau in his room at a
hotel in Sheridan, Wyo. The first
elcgram gave no particulars of the
cause ot death, but a message re
ceived last night stated that Mr.
Boal had been suffering intensely
from neuralgia, that to find relief
he had taken chlorotorm and that
he had administered an overdose,
Mrs, Cody left this morning for
Omaha where she will meet Mrs.
Boal, the two children and Miss
t ma Cody, who have been in Kan
sas City, and trom there they will
go to Sheridan. The remains will
probably be taken to Chicago, the
former home ot the deceased, for
intcrrmcut.
The news of Mr. Boal's death
was a shock to his many old ft lends
n North Platte and to the friends
of Mrs. Bjal, and to the latter the
sympathy of our people is extended.
IT was suicmu. -Since
the above was put in type,
the following is taken .dm a Slier-
dan dispatch to the Wotld-Herald:
Mr. Boal had just returned Irom
the Chicago market, where he had
accompanied a train load of cattle
last week. In the early forenoon
today he mingled with the guests
at the hotel, and his subsequent
absence was passed unnoticed.
About 3 o'clock this afternoon
Manager Morgan had occasion to
enter the room occupied by Mr.
Boal, and louud the latter lying on
the bed with a spohge and cloth,
saturated with chloroform, cover-
ng his nose and mouth. Mr. Mor
gan telephoned for Dr, Newell, who
arrived a few minutes later, out
found that life was extinct.
Before ending his earthly career
he wrote three letterp, one to hi
wife, one to Hon. II. C. Alger and
one to Howard French, proprietor
of the Sheridan Inn, anil his very
warm personal lricnd. Those to
Mrs. Boal and Mr. Alger have not
as yet been opened. The one ad
dressed to Mr, French reads as
follows:
"Friend Howard: Excuse this
trouble I am about to make in your
house, but I will make, use of your
hospitality in this way for the Inst
tlme. I would rather be close to
friends in a thing of this sort than
among strangers. II. b. Uoai "
The deceased came to North
Platte in 1835 and tor a year or two
was engaged in the real estate and
loan business with Geo. T. Field.
In November, 18S8, he was married
to Mias Arta L. Cody, and Jter
Mr. Boa) asttmcd the malingcmen
of the Scout's Rest Ranch. In 1894
Mr. Boal engaged in the cattle bus
iness in northern Wyoming and
was regarded as otic ct the leading
cattlemen ot that section.
That he bhould take his own lite
is a great surprise to his North
Platte friends, as it is known that
his family relations haye ever been
pleasant, and the members have
been very devoted to each other
It is alio believed that his finances
were not in nuch condition as to
lead him to commit the act.
For Feeders!
Since you cannot sell your soft
corn, why not lei us give you a
small bunch of gentle, dehorned
bteers to feed. Will pay tight
price for flesh put on. See
Bkatt, Bukkk & Goodman
Found
October 20th, on road near M,a.
coin'iei'd ranch on north side, a
pocletbook pota.intng suvera
pieces, of Hilyer and several receipts
Qwncr can, ha'e 8ne b calling at
this office, proving property and
paying charges.
Missed It!
You could have killed that
chicken if you had used our
GUNS AND AMMUNITION.
Wc have Single Barrel Shot
Guns and Double Barrel Shot
Guns at all kinds of prices.
OUR SHELLS
arc Winchester Brands.
12-augc New Rival Shells
per box 45c
10-gauyc New Rival Shells
per box 50c
12-gatitfe Repeater Smpkqless
Shells per box f0c
lQ-gatiL'e Repeater Smokeless
Shells per box. 65c
.
Official Say No Settlement in Sight.
The report that Harrimnu had
called for an arbitration committee
to settle the strike on the Union
Pacific is believed to have some
foundation in fact, as it A ;hougUU
the Harrimau interests fear a more
serious complication of difficulties
by the threatened strike of their
trainmen yn the 'sduthcrn Pacific.
The general attitude of the Union
'acific officials would seem inicoin-
patible with the theory that Harri
mau was seeking a settlement of
the Btrike. President Burt, Gen
eral Manager Dickinson and Super-
uteudent of Motive Power McKi'tfh
all assert that "so far as the com
pany is concerned the Btrike is
oyer," 't hey insist that the affairs
of the company are not hampered
enough uy present difficulties to
Miggcst the need of negotiations
for pence with the former workmen.
Only Sunday Mr. Dickinson made
this statement:
"There arc no plans for a settle
ment that 1 have any knowledge of.
We have managed our affairs so
that by the first of the year they
will be in normal condition and the
road will then be absolutely tree
from any (.fleets of the strike. Our
power is effected to a slight extent,
that is true, but not seriously, and
we will be able to overcoihe every
obstacle without calling upon the
strikers. Our shops are turning
out more work today than they
were one year ago."
To these versions the strikers
cuter one emphatic and uncon
ditional rebuttal. They say that
if the company is turning out more
work front its shops than formerly
t is because the shops arc being
run night and day, The strikers
are serenely confident of the victory
nndin3ist that the company's atti
tude is a disguiseOmaha Bee.
i For Sale.
Choice young steers and heifers
in bunches to suit, Call on
Bkatt, Bukkk it Gocuman.
Invitations were received in town
this week announcing the coming
wedding of William Sweeney to
Miss Kugenia Fursman of New
York. City. The ceremony will oc
cur at the ho mr. of the bride on
Nov'. 18th. Mr, Sweeney is a step-
kOn;'of Mrs. N. Klein of this' city.
i
John Soren?ou cam, down from
Cheyenne this morning' to attend
the banquet which will be tendered
Rev. Beecher and himself tonight
by the Masons.
Chas. Pool 1i.ib been placed in
charge of the apple store on west
Sixth sttcet.
A little sou arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hupfer yes
terday.
I'rcc.iutlon Aealntt Itlrinnplnff,
A Now York paper tolls how tho lit
tle daughter of a multimillionaire
namo not given Ib taken for a walk
every pleasant mornlns. Tho child Is
accompanied by two maids, ono walk
ing on either sldo, and behind theso
como two men servants, burly of build,
of determined aspect and both annod
with revolvers. All this because tho
parents fear tholr darling may bo kid.
naped.
Cniil lion l City. In tlio World.
Only one public olllclal In Uo United
Slates handles inoro money than tho
comptroller of Now York city, and
that official In the secretary of tho
treasury, sayo Lcsllo's Weekly- Tho
fiOveriinmnt of Greater New York
costs more every year that tho com
blued expenses or tho Govommotlta ot
half a dozen str.tes. From the yeai'd
bcKlnnlnt; to the end tho coinptrollci
of tho uictvopollK recoives and dis
burses nbqvtf fC00.Q00.O0O more than
ut a billion dollars, llnlf of this l:i
paid Into tho trensury through taxci
und otlior sources of revenue, nnd
half Is paid out In tho running ex
penses of tho 'city, a lurno part of
which Is expended In salaries ami
wngeH of city olllccru and employes,
for thorq aro 40,000 persons on tho
city's pay voll-peraon3 enough to
make a very good-sliced city In them
icJ"fa. Out of Death's Jawo.
"Whon death Foemwl vory noar from
ii povoro stomach and liver trouble, that
I lind uutTerod for years," writes l
Miifp. Durham. N. C, "Dr. Kiug'n Now
Life I'll Is Kavml my hfo and nvo porfoot
health." Host iilln nn ourtli anil only
'23u al A. F. BtroiU'a Drug Store.
notkji:
Notice In hereby clveii that by virtue of a
tjijiiii . iiiui .tun itiiu r.itwil'11 lu UMUiiril
conHlHilntf (if nmkl.iK iitumllx. anil wearing
apiearel an the liroiwi ty ol Frank Shirley
anil wife, anil I will on the eighth (hi iluy or
Kot'Diuhcr, IHJ), at I 111. of rati! day, at the
uHlcoiiM' II Sullivan. Justice of tin: Peace,
oreclnrt No. I. In the cliy of North l'lattc,
Nclii as'xa, nt imlillo auction, soil to the tilth
txt iitdiler for qash to satisfy yialil illstreH
rrarrant. the amount due thereon In the
niniroKitte being tl.U anil accruing costs
tliiirwTti. '
l)aicil October !!7, IW.
U. OAHJ'KNTKll,
1 riherlii of Lincoln county.
tiw . i . an, ii.i iiiAvnuucauu unit-till,
IhhikmI liv ('. K. Hcliiirmunn. County Treas
urer of Lincoln county. Nebraska. I have
Ifvird upon the following uomU anil ili.m1n,
to-wlt: Ono h'wIiik Machine, nuu nx-klng
.t .v i Till
w i h inc
A. kimchiium a to.
Wc have caught the spirit of the young- man's
wants, and have suits s smart and swell as his heart
can desire. The fabrics are new ntid not a feature
COUld bo added to put more style into the cut,
making or trimming of our Young Men's Suits. Prices
not high when wc furnish nil this swcllncss for
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00 or $18.00.
Wc want every young man in town to make it his
business to sec these Swagger Fall and Winter Suits.
THE MODEL ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
weingand & Mcdonald.
KM
GERMAN HEATER.
Chicago forecast for North Platte
and yicinity: Fairtonlght and Wed
nesday. Warmer tonight, The
maximum temperature yesterday
was 57, one year ago 84, The mini
mum temperature thin morning
wes 29, otic year ago 54.
Lloyd's Opera Mouse,
THREE NIGIITS,
Nov. 3, 4 and 5.
Myrtle Vinton,
SUITORTED UY
An Excellent Company
in a Repertoire of
STRONG PLAYS.
Admission 25 and 35 Cents,
SPECS
ONE-WAY
H0MESSEEEBS
EXCURSIONS
-VIA-
Union Pacific
Nov. 4 and 18, Dec. 2 and 16
To Many Points in
Kansas, Nebraska, and
Eastern Colorado.
Ono-Half Ono Regular Faro
Plus 82.00 For RouuH Trip.
Full Information Cheerfully
Furnished on Application to
E II, GANG Acnt,
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SWELL
YOUNG
Wants life, dash and ginger
in his suit. Tic wants more
coloring1, more fashionable
curves and kinks than the
older and more conserva
tive dresser.
l M. CoDiiiiiokiiv
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
STOVES, Etc.
I have the
Round Oak,
Rock Island,
and Gem City
SOFT (OAL STOVES,
nil good reliable atoyes..
Call and see the
GERMAN HEATER
the king of all soft coal
Heaters.
My Prices are Right.
CCKE
The Omaha Daily News is going
to give another piano to the most
popular lady in Nebraska. The
Omaha Pally News nenda a paper
every day in the vear, by mail, tor
$1.00: including Sunday, $2.00.
yjILCOX & IIALLIOAN,
ATTORNEYB-AT.LAW,
SOriTII PLATTE, . . . NRORA8KA
OlBo oycif North VUtti Nitlontl Ilnuk.
For Piles.
Sample mailed free.
One application gives relief.
Tho continued use of Hum
phreys' Witch Hozol Oil per
manently ouro3 Piles or Horn-,
orrholds External or Intornal,
Blind op Blooding, Itching or
Burning, Fissures and Fistulas.
Rollof immediate euro cortaln.
Thrrn Bizet, Sflc.SOc, nud ftl.OO. Sold bv
Ilrimal.t, or mit prepaid on rocrlpt of price.
Humphrey' Alndlcluo Co,, Cor. William and
John Hit., New York.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital Woalcnoss and Prostra
tion from ovorworlc and othor
causes. Humphreys' Homeo
pathic Snoclfio No. 28. in uoo
ovor 40 yoars, tho onlysucces3-
rui remedy. $1 per vial, or spec
ial paclcago for serious cases, SB.
Bold by DnujgUti, or lent prepaid on rocolpt of price.
Humphrcyi' Med. Co., William & John 8U H. V,
Hiotrrrb.d
, fr.u UU.
RESTORES VITALITY
Madoa
Well Mart
l. of Me.
r. tnrm H H'Vv
produces tho abovorcRtiUs In SOilaya. It acta
powerfully and QulcLly. Curco when all otneri (ill.
Xoudb men will retain their lott manhood, and old
won will recover their youthful vlcor by ualas
ItCVlVO. It qulclilyandEurolr restore ncrvouv
noia, Lott Vitality, Jrapotcncy. Nightly Eralaclocf.
Lost Tower, J'nIIIntf Memory, Wetting Dlncacfs.anJ
all effect of BoU-obuso or oictisaml !u4lucretloti,
which unuta ono for otudy, huelncoa or tnarrliza. It
not only euros by ctartloa at tho aeat ot dlitaso, but
lBOereit ncrvotonloaod blood builder, bring
Itui back tho pink (tlow toimlo choekiiandra
toriug tho Ore or youth. It wards oir Insanity
oud C'ooAUtopttnu. Lnolat on havlDg HI', VI VO.no
Other, it can bo cirriod in vcet pocket. Iiy mall,
ftl.OO perpackao, or els for SS.ho, with n poll
tlvo tvrlttcn rcunrantro to euro or rclQna
tlm miiurv. Hook iiihI nrtvUu frco. Aildrobi
ROYAL MliDIClNB COVf.c'&l!'--
Sold rjy ,, p. Stroll, Nb". Platte.
