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Cat Glass,
Hand Decorated China,
Clocks and Silverware,
rf?
M Wo have a fine lino suitable
g for WciUHny Gifts. A lit-
ii tie early for Christmas W
Goods, w ill talk to you about &
g tit em later. $
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The Jeweler and Optician.
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FRIDAY, OCT. 31, 1902.
DS. F W. MILIAR, OflADUATE DKNTI3T.
Ofllco ovor Strelti's rrj Stvro. Ri-bo 02.
ViMrs W. W Couklin and daui'li-
; tcr returned to St. Louis yes-teiday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mr. II. V- Ilillikcraud
children Ictt Werinehdav morning
for their home in Green River, Wyo.
Taffy of all flavors at Ilupler'a.
D puty Game Warden Carter re
turned to town the early part of the
week and will probably remain at
home for a month or so.
Mr. and Mrs. R: S, Davis, who
had been visitiny frienda in Fre
mont and Broken Bow for ten days
ur bo, returned borne Tueday.
A. L. Ewttifr, who established a
paper at Ilernhey .six years ago,
was in town Wednesday in the in
terests of thj job department of the
Kearney,
Mf. an J M,s J D. ShifLir l:ft
Vrmr pro.it n t fir S I tit- Wnali.. in
i . . T
i ' " -
an operation.
President .D-irt raluscs lo deny
or affirm the report from Denver
that Y. A Deuel will succeed Mr.
Dickinson as L'eiieral manager of
the Union Pacific.
Another scab wa arrested Wed
nesday for carrying a bix-sliooter
jind maUiniT threats a to what he
would do to certain persons. Yes
Jerdy he was taken beore "tdge
yeldwin and assesatd tbe custom
aty fine.
One ot the imported laborers at
tlie shops becauii tbe potj&e&hor ot
a big 'lag" Tuesday afternoon and
attempted to run uiiiigb. lie wuu
finally cJiallud and locked in a
block car, where be was kept until
he i olered up.
In a half mile dabh between
liorsea owned by Dr. -McLeay ol.
tfandy and Doc iarks ot ihia city
at the fair grounds Tuebday ufter
5.U00I), the lattei'd animal won eas
yily. Quite a tittle money changed
hands on the result.
Mrs. II. J. Clark wilt exhibit
Borne of tier work and her pupils'
work in Wartici'a lurniture biore,
beginning Kriday, Qot. 3Ut, to
Nov. 5-.h. Call aud see.
Mrs. D L Robinson stepped on
a rusty nail Wednesday atiemoon
which penetrated her left loot, the
point of tuu nail almost coining
through on the opposite side. Prop
er remedies were at once applied
and uo bad results other than a
paintu) "wound are anticipated.
A considerable number of drunk
were, on thestitets Tueicjay night,
Hires ot whom became 'very noisv
ntnl were pjeked up by l'olicemau
Qauutt, vbo ttarttd uiem j niwarci.
When they reached the court hour.e
two broke away. Gauntt ordered
them to halt but this they f.vled to
do, and he lirea several t-hots in the
air. The fillows kept on ..printing.
Tllie bartjuet tendered Rev. G. A.
Beh'.rand Julia Sirenr-un li2t
day evening ly the Mrf-on- at their
hall is pronounced to have been the
pwellest fuiiciion ever given by the
local lodge. The menu served liy
Rc"liau eu & Caiman was far alove
the aveingf : i" fact i. pronounced
by n any to h v-lcen Hi - fi ctt
ever ie vsd in town. l 15. Dullard
presided as toastmrister, hnd in
that chair proved hi ahility'as an
mtrrductory o flier. The re-pon-c
to toasts were well .deliver.nl anil
the evenluu. proved a delighfully
pleasant one.
Will look better if yon fit up with
QUI'
Horse Blankets,
Plush Robes,
Fur Robes.
Our stock Is complete. .
Wilcox Department Store.
A couple pieces of air appliances
lrom tue local shops were shipped
west yesterday.
Deputy Revenue Collector. John
lUuu of Keartiey trau&tcte'd'tuii
ness in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Robt. Arundale add Mrs.
Henry Gilloylc and daughter liave
been visiting frienda lu JJenyer inis
week,
Dr. D. E. Morrill has Gtted up au
o llii! over Hurt initin,, X- 'I'm. ..
i " " w w w w u
Slbre . aud will attain tiractiee'
dentistry.
Mr. and Mrs, Grant E. Balkcom,
well kuo.wu residents ot Mcl-Mierson
county, lelt Wednesday eventng tor
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. M. l' Hosier will entertain
the ladies society of the 11. of L. 1
u her home Tuesday uf let noon,
November -1th.
Vyutf Schutte, formerly of this
city, lias purchased a latin near
Salcin, Oregon, to which state he
recently moved,
James Burns, who for some lime
past has been working in Colorado,
arrived tu town yesterday tot u
visit with his family.
U. G. Sawyer, engineer at the
state capitol, came home Tuesday
evening and wilt reliuiu until the
middle of next week.
Cunningham will ha.vc your stove
cleaned, blackened and put up
promptly and satisfactorily.
Colonel O.vens, now working for
(he Uuiou Pacific at Evanstou,
Wyo , came down Wednesday and
is now making arrangements to
move hi tamily to that town.
Geo. C. McAllister, republican
candidate for representative, spent
a day or two in town this week.
Mr. McAllister says he fmds every
thing in good shape in the district,
A, G. Wolfenbarger will make
his address at the opera house
Sunday evening. He is a well
known orator and will no doubt in
tcrest bis hearers with his temper,
ance ta!k.
West bound passenger traffic on
the Union Pacific is exception illy
heavy at present, due to the low
rate offered to Pacific coast points.
Wednesday aud yesterday morning
there were two sections of tram
No. 5.
At noon on election day, Nov. 4,
the ladies of the W. R. C. will
serve a fine dinner for 25 cents.
Come friends and dine with us, wt
will be mutually benefitted. Iyica
lion, the vacant store bm'd in
Keith block on Dewey street.
B Millikcn, ot this citv, tecre
tary ot the dibtrict lodge ot boiler
makers, who has been east for sev
eral weeks in the financial interests
of the Union Pacific strikors,
reached Omaha yesterday and la
txj ected home in a day or two.
This office ia issuing for Buchan
an & Patterson several thousand
pamphlets under the title of "The
Land of Opportunity," and which
yives a large amount of informa
tion relative to Lincoln county as a
country of alfalfa, hogs and sugar
beets.
F. E Bullard leaves tomorrow
evening for Philadelphia to attend
the setqut-centennial celebration of
the initiation of Goorjje Washing
ton into a Masonic lrtlge of that
city. Mr. Bullaid will alo vinit
his old home in northeastern Penn
sylvania and will probably be ab
sent two or three weeks. His
daughter Jessie, who has been
spending the summer in the cast,
will return home with him.
The remains ol the late Michatl
McNamara, accompanied .by Mrs.
McNamara, ion Charles and Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Donehower, arrived
from Peoria, 111., Wednesday even
ing. The funeral services were
held at the Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon and were verv
lajgely attended, the A. Q. U. W.
and the D. of, I. lodges being pres
ent ,ip a hody. The floral decora
tion's ycrc profusp and heautiful,
3ild represented the lant tokens of
pstcpm from friends who held the
deceased in hich retard. Michael
McNamara has passed from cat lb,
but hia character and reputation as
a unod citizen and uprluht man
will ever be remembered by tliu
people of North Platto.
COT
IN WIRE.
Baker Perfect Barb
Wire, Painted, per
hundred,
Baker Perfect Galvanized
Barb Wire per hundred,
Wilcox Department Store
Dec!
give the following crnp yield in
Lincoln county for the yarir l$02t
Com ' 1.063,&0 bushel, winter
wheat 4S.SI0 bushel, Kpriiig wheat
49,452 hitxiielx, oafs GJ.llOO Uulieiv
rye 107,700 bushel?, barley 09,720
bushels. The yieltt of hay, alfalfa
and potatoes m not given.
Mail Carrier Brown Dead.
Win. R. Brown, a nijiil carrier on
tlie North Platte-Gaudy route, wat.
found dead In his wagon Wednes
day at the Neale. place in tin; north
part of the county. Brown lelt here
in the morning in apparently hl
usual health although he 'com
plained a little of having been
kicked on the head by a horfo
and seemed lo be all riht when
he reached Myrtle, hut when the
team stopped at NealM place,
he was fjund dead in the wagon.
Brown was n rather old man. and
had been on the route (-ince July,
lie had lived in Logan county for
a number of year.
Angel Food Taffy at Iluplei'ct.
Tim T. Kellher c.ime down fmdj
Cheyenne yesterday and m.iv de
cide to remain until after election.
Mrs. J. S. Clinton Itft Wdncs
day .for the cast," and will npend
the xyinter in Chicago and Grand
Rapids.
Judge Baldwin united in mar
riagc Tuesday evening J L. Smii-
gin and Miss Alice 0-bon, both of
Pas to u,
Arthur B. Marr, now railroadinu
out of Cheyenne, wtm a vib'tor in
town this week, returning to the
Mountain City yesterday.
Tonight is Hallow E'en, and it
is understood the police h ive been
given orders to corrallbyH per
petrating mtBCliicvuus deeds.
Ruoel & Allegretlle'd chocolate
and bon bous in pound and halt
pound boxes. AUo BaldulTV box
'ton'.cctions. Fkeo Mauti.
Messrs. Wilson and Mozier. two
young men who lately at rived in
towu, are negotiating for the pur
chase of the Oiu Minute CilTee
(Iuuscou Front street.
Ashley Peler.H has sold Ins rancu
'lorthea-it ol town lo W. D. Waldo
and tbe latter is now moving ln
catt'e th reto. Mr. Peters ano
family wUl remove to town and re
'ilaiu during the winter.
County Supt. Neale has juM is-
ued a directory of ihc teacher
and school rflicers of Liucoln
county together with the potollice
address of each. This directory ic
yery convenient for all, those
interested tu the school work ot the
county.
Ray Lnnglord, who for two
weeks had beenv up in the north
part of Deuel county looking after
Kome horses owned bv Mrs. M, 13.
Wattf, returned home yesterday.
He sold wixty-five head of l he horses
to J,. W. Payne of the E. W. ranch,
and assisted Mr. P.iyue in driving
them down.
The Mabel Vinton company,
which opens a thrde night mirage
ment at the opera house next Mon
day evening, comes well recom
mended by the press and large
houses everywhere attcs the merits
.jf the company. The opening hill
will be "A Mother's Love." The
company carries moving pictures
and renders illust'iited song1'. The
admission priCR will be twenty
fiye and thirty-five cents.
Our fourth page in this issue is
occupied by an advertisement giv.
tug in d-'lail the particulars and
p. ices ol lite "nd sale" which the
popular Fair Store will inaugur
ate November 3J. Mr. Richard is
confident that a large number uf
people will avail themselves of this
opportunity to fcccure utercbaudibt
it very law hgurea,
Tito ritual of the Modern and Op-
timiolic Older ot Boosters is now
being prepared and the first initi
ation ceremonies will be held at
the Kiisi iNaiional Bank hall some
evening next week. It is no, likely
a memberbiiip lee will be charged,
but if so, it NYill be extreme!) wiuali
More than a hundred-volunteer up-
Klications tor membership have
eeii filed.
The reception tendered Rev, and
Mrs. Geo. A. Beecher by the Eni-
copal vestrymen aud their wlvps at
the resideuce of Maijr Walker
Wedneedav evening wan larirelv
attended, not only by memheiH ol
tbe church out by ouieis as well
Au hour or two was devoted to
social intercourse, and extendiug
final good-bye to Mr. ami Mrs,
Beecher. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
"The railroads haye been able to
partially hide from the public. the
shortage of motive power because
ot e car s taution, ' iayu a rail
road man: "ft plenty of cars had
been on hand and these could havtS
been loaded, the Nctirahku lines
would have found themselves up
against the proposition of having
trains loaded on all sidings with
no cuKincs to pull them. A it hai,
been the car thoMae lian given the
roads a thinice lo move trains
fairly regularly, although it some'
instances it. began to look as
though it might be necessity to
send trains ovrr the rond behind
slow-moving switch enuincs And
the worst ot that would hav been
that the bwHcIi engines were,
needed in the yards." -Lincoln,
Journal. ' '
Lincoln County i Crcn.
Stitiutc published in the
Prepay for Wittier Campaign.
' The strikers are nrtf'oartdgfor an
an winter campaign, Having re
arranged and strengthened their
picket Hues, and rented rooins
opposite the depot which are being
fitted up for warmth ntid recreation
purposes. When on patrol, each
man will he furnished with ti card
which will be punched at regular
intervals by a lieutenant, and ac
cording to this arrairgcmelit, will
have to perforin laithtul duty or
receive no pay, this system being
in force at Omaha, and other points
on the U. P. where. the strike is
maintained The pickets are strict
ly charged to obey the law to the
letter, and to have any scab whom
they suspect of being armed,
promptly arrested and searched,
and to allow each and nil of them
to procure all lha whiskev they
want, as it. i considered the more
thev get the better it will be for ti c
stt tkets and worse for the company
For Rcr.t,
The Rjes residence on Went
Third street. Six roomo, barr,
blue grasBjpnd shade trees and city
water.
BCCttAXAN & PATTUHS N.
L. I. Ballar arrived in town yes
terday front Edgar with a car ( f
household gords.
J. J. Halligau was in Liucoln
for several' days on business be
fore the stale supreme court.
F. J. Dentler has arrived from St,
Louis and will resume his-, run as
passenger conductor On the West
ern District. His many old friends
arc glad to have hiiu return to
North Platte.
Au Omaha striker claims to have
received a letter lrom Ins father in
Stockholm, Sweden, claiming that
the Union Pacific has . an agent
there who is hiring men to go to
the United States and work for
that road.
It was reported In town Wednes
day that John Haiilou, who went
, 1 . ... . -V
-V'
west several weeks ago, was dead.
This report, however, waH incorrect
as word wan received from him yea-
teruay stating tnat lie is improv
ing in health. Ilo ia now at Albu
querque, In. M.
Frank Shaub, waiter at the
Vienna, was severely assaulted bv
i man uauK-d Stone, second cook
at the same place, Wednesday
evening. .Shaub was knocked down
with a potato masher, kicked in the
rluht eye and came near losing the
ML'ht of that rye A warrantwns
issued for S'one'ti arrest, but he
oeems to have skipped town,
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Dniehower
who c;i mi here with the remains of
the late M. McNamara, will remain
in town a few days. Mr. Done
hower is em ploy td in the beueflci-
.ciary. department ol the B of L, F.
near q iarters at Peoria, ill. From
him we loam that there nrc 619
lodges of that order In the United!
Slates' with a total membership oil
about 45,000.
uiLXiiu u imm.;a x wur '-'-i ran ,i.wj ti1 n . i i j
vxiciit.no:. ceatne & dkhndiczi
iDJhe Tall Meai.
Wc don't give premiums to "catch you on" but we will
sell you your, goods-for less money than anybody and thereby
you receive the benefit direct. ' Come and call on us and
examine our stoclc and prices and vou will find it will pay
you "to trade with
JAK
eenriHT iki i
a. . K.-ICHIAUU 4 CO.
Wc have caupht the
wants, and have suits us smart and swell as his heart
can desire. The fabr'cs are new and not a feature
COUld be adder I to put more style into the cut,
making or trimming of our Young Mcn's.Suits. Prices
not high when wc fnvnisb all this swcllncss for
$10.00, $12.50, $16.00 or $1S,00.
Wc want every young matt in town to' make it hts
business to see these Swagger Fall and Winter Suits.
THE MODEL ORE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
weingand & Mcdonald.
GERMAN HEATER.
i ..'i
liT-Jlll!L' P.1.
15he Long
Overcoat
THE fifty-inch coat Is the
proper coat for tall men.
Dignity goes with height and
you should especially select
your overcoat with an eye
to the " eternal fitness of
things." An overcoat of poor
quality appears worse than It
really is on a tall man. The
high-grade creation as typi
fied in
15he "Rogal"
Ovorpoat
makes unnecessary the pa
tronizing of cheap clothiers or
high-priced custom tailors.
Elegance marks the
from every view point.' Hand
tailored, perfect fitting, solid
shoulders, and hanging giacc
fully, it is THE garment for
the man who likes good
thinfls to wear.
IE Ife fE09
OUTFITTERS OF ALL MANKIND.
THE
SWELL
YOUNG
MAN
"Wants life, dash ami gjtiftcr
in hia suit. He wants more
coloring, more fashionable
curves and kinks than the
older and more conserva
tive dresser.
.spirit of the young man's
t M. Ciiiiiiindiaii
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
STOVES, Etc. .
I have the
Round Oak, x
Rock Island,
and Gem City ' .
rncr mi crtwirr
ouri uml mm,
all good reliable stbyes.
Call and sec the
GERMAN HEATER
the Icing of all soft coal
Heaters.
My Prices are Right.
Iiojfal notice.
ainn.
Tim derendnnlB Willis S Hill, Mm.
WIIIIh H. his wife, l!r,-t, roiil niunn
unlcnown, Geo. L. Toloti, m.d
ftlohnrd Roe, leal unino unhnown,
will tnl notleo that on tho 2d day of
Sopt., 1002, tho iilnintilT, tho Comity
ot Lincoln, a corporation, Mod itn peti
tion in tho Dlfltrint Court of Lincoln
county. NobriiRkn, tho object nnd prayer
ot which in to furecluno certain tnx lioim,
duly iipnopeed by said iilnintilT n((inHt
tho nortlieost qunrior of pcetirn 10, In
township 9, north of ritniro HI, wnt ot
Sixth principul tnorldliiii, Nobruslcn, for
tho your 181X1 In tho mini uf IOTA; for tho
your 1WI7 In tlx Binn of 1!U13j for tho.
your 1803 in tho mini of U.fllj for tho
onr 18i)9 In tho mini of 7.77; for tho your
1000 in tho mini of -1 .59 ; for tho yonr
1001 In tho mini ot 11,00; ninoiiiitiutc In tho
totul mi in nfMl.ilt; with intercut on tho
mini of ,'IO.IG nt tho rnto ot ton nor
cent pur annum from tho llrst day of
Sopt., 1002, all ot which ia duo nnd
unpaid.
Plaintiff prnyn a drcrco of foroolomiro
of paid tux Hon nnd n Pal of said prom
Wcr. You and ouch of you dofenduntt)
aro required to mliiwor paid potltiuu on
r f tJii JVi i in 1 1 f i v llw lul ilnu tT Mnii.
Wl VP "ll'MUIIJ UIU lUl Ull WUJI
touiuer. JWJ. .
TIII3 COUNTV OP I.lNCOr.N.
(A. Corpointlon.)
Hv It. R. UIDOKI.Y. Hi- Atlnrin-
1
Xiojrnt liotlco,
Tho dofondantp, Allco M. Davis, -Dnvin,
her Inmbund. Ilrst ro.il mirno uu
known, and lllchard Iloo, real niuno on
known, will tnko notico that on tho
2d day Of Sopt, 1002, tho plMiotlir,
Tho County of Lincoln, n corporation,
filed itH petition in the dlfltriot court of
Lincoln county. Nobrnnkn, tho objnot
and prayor ot which m to foroolosn cer
tain tax Hons duly iiBPOPeed by paid
plaintiff niilnsL wont, half of northeast
ipiartor and oast half northwtiht quarter
POottonUO, In township I I. north of raturo
28, wtmt of Sixth principal morldian, No
brnRUn. for tint your 1801 in tho mini
of 818.02; for tho year 189.") in tho mim of
18. Ill; for tho year 180(1 in tho mini ot
2072, for tho year 1807 In tho mini of
15111, fr tho yoar 1SW1 h tho mini ot
0.7fi, for tho year 18110 in tho mini ot
521, for tho yuir 1000 In ihd mini ot
0.07, for tho year 1001 in thopimi of 12.10.
amounting in tho total mini of 00.75; with
InloroBt oil tho mini ot 601.20 nt tho rnto
ot ton nor cont nor annum from tho IrL
day otSoot., 19)2, all of which is duo
and unpaid,
I'lninttlT prnyn a deoroo of foroolosuro
of said tax lion and a palu of tmld prom
iron You nnd oach of you dfondantB aro
roqiiirod to nnmvorpald potitlon on or bo
for Monilny, tho 21th day ot November,
1002.
THK COUNTY QV MNCOliV,
A Corportlon,
By If. S. Itldfc'loy, its Attornoy.
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