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Suggestions for Wedding Gifts
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IT is impossible for us to enumerate all ot the hundreds or articles in our stocK wmcn are
appropriate for wedding gifts and to describe the style and beauty of each pattern or
design would be equally difficult. The following list suggests a few suitable items which
may be seen along with many others in a great variety of designs by a visit to our store:
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STERLING
Bon Bon Spoons - -Olive
Forks - - -Sugar
Spoons - - -Sugar
Tongs - - -Berry
Spoons - - -Meat
Forks - - -Other
Serving Pieces
Bon Bon Dishes - -Berry
Bowls - - -Cream
and Sugar Sets
Bread Trays - - -Knives
and Fork - -
SILVER
- $ .75 to $ 2.00
.85 to
1.25 to
1.50 to
3.50 to
1.75 to
.75 to
2.75 to
U.00 to
12.00 to
12.00 to
1.75
2.50
3.00
8.00
G.00
10.00
8.50
25.00
20.00
25.00
3.60 to 30.00
Pickard's Hand-Painted China
Vases Plates Fancy Dishes
Water Jugs Complete Sets, Etc.
$1.50 to $25.00
CUT GLASS
Berry Bowls - -
Cream and Sugar Sets
Vases - - - -
Compotes - - -
Spoon Trays - -
Celery Trays - -
Bon Bon Dishes -
Water Pitchers -
Tumblers, Set
Finger Bowls
Vinegar Cruets
Wine Sets -Water
Sets.
3.00
3.50
1.50
2.50
2.00
3.50
1.35
5.00
1.00
1.00
1.75
8.50
0.00
to $15.00
to 10.00
25.00
15.00
3.00
0.00
G.00
10.00
12.00
5.00
4.50
25.00
35.00
BRASS
Candlesticks Trays Jnrdiniers
Desk Sets Book Racks, Etc.
75c to $15.00
Fine Potteries, ClocltD, Toilet Wares, Electroliers and Novelties
DIXON-THE JEWELER!
KEITH
THEATRE
Thursday, June 24th
S Miss Josie O'Hare presents, under the
jf auspices of the Catholic ladies, 5
A Grand Musical
Extravaganza
&i With a competent Company of c
EIGHTY-PEOPLE- EIGHTY m
W Comprising the best talent of the city.
U Music - - Mirth - - Melody.
Interspersed with beautiful drills and marches. fft
jfa Fine Scenic and Electrical Effects.
ik Prices 25c, 50c and 75c.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisl.
Office ovor the McDonald
Stato Bank.
Killed By Lightning.
Robert Bartholomew, living north
west of tho city, was struck and killed
Sunday afternoon by lightning. lit
was standing in tho yard with several
others whon killed. Tho deceased was
about fifty years of age and loaves a
family of several children.
Morgan Davis Dead.
Mrs. James Shea received a telogram
yesterday announcing tho death of
Moreran W. Davis, of Paonia. Col. The
deceased was a resident of North Platte
many years ago, following tho trade of
a nlastorcr. Later ho moved to a
farm near Wollfleot, whero he re
mained a number of years, and five or
six years ago no removed to raonia.
The Lincoln county friends of Mr.
Davis will recrret to learn of his death.
He was an excellent man and well
likod by all acquaintances.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
Klrst Door North of
First National Hank
E. H. Harriman Reported Dead.
It was reported this morning that E.
H. Harriman. President of tho Union
and Southern Pacific railways, had
died in London, where he had gono for
his health.
Chas. Liston of Wallace is transact
ing business in tho city.
For Kent A furnished room. 221
So. Locust.
Mrs. S. N. Kempton iB visiting
friends in Cozad for a few days.
Leo Tobin went to Sterling last night
where ho is transacting business.
Mrs. J. B. Jeter and children left on
No. 3 last night for California.
Mrs. Mary Dunn left Saturday for a
visit with relatives in Green Hiver,
Wyo.
Mrs. Fred Tobas and grandson aro
visitintr friends in Grand Island for a
few days.
- fino. V. Klcnk wont to Gothenburg
vosterdav morninir to spend a few
days with friends,
Miss Laura Rhoades is the guests of
friends in Omaha, having left for that
city Sunday morning.
The ladies' aid society of tho Baptist
church will meet Friday afternoon at
tho homo of Mrs. J. W. Lincoln.
Wo havo a full lino of Hammocks
ranging in prices from 25c. up.
RiNCKEit's Book Store.
Weather forecast: Partly cloudy with
probably showers to night or Wednes
day. Maximum temperature yesterday
84: onoyear ago 97. Minimum tempor
aturo this morning 58; one year ago 01.
Base Ball Goods Bats 5c. up; gloves
from 25c up, at Uincker's Book Store.
Among tho federal court jurors in
town yesterday was C. C Callahan, of
Sidney, former editor of the Telegraph
r tVint citv but now owner of tho
oinetric liirht plant. Ho made this
office a pleasant call.
Alfalfa. Cane. Millet and all kinds
fiold and garden seeds at Horshoy's,
5th & Locust Sts.
Tn Mm caso of Schreiber vs. Perry, in
,uoh thn nlaintilf replevined a hog
from tho defendant, tho jury found for
the defondant and was discharged by
VMo.r. Schreiber claims that ho
bought the hog from an agent of tho
Hammond Packing Co., and that it was
fmm liia slaughter houso south
-f ..., p.rrv said that ho nurchnied
it- f-nm V nartv who hd obtained it
Tom tho man who raised it.
To Loan.
Eieht per cent monoy to help you
socuro a homo. BltATT uoodman.
Lady Maccabce Reunion.
A reunion of tho Ladies of tho Mac
cabees of tho Western District of No-
braska will bo held in North P utto
Juno 26th, 27th and 28th. On Saturday,
Juno 20th, a regular meeting and class
initiation will Do held, and Sunday will
bo observed as a memorial day by both
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uiu Liiiuy mnc.noueB ana uio ivnignu,
a servico being held at tho K. P. hall
in tho afternoon and tho members pro
ceeding in a body to the cemetery to
decorate tho graves of deceased num
bers. Monday morning from 9 to 11
o'clock a school of instructiou will be
held, and in tho aftornoon the num
bers will attend tho ball gamo in a
body. In tho evening n program will be
rendored, followed by a danco nt tho
opera house. Admission ten cents,
danco tickets fifty cents.
For Quick Sale.
Nice -1 room cottage, good lot, lawn,
shade, city water, closo in, only $U00,
(250 cash, balance $15 per month.
Two nico lots, two fivo room houies,
only two blocks south of Catholic
church. Baro chanco for good invest
ment. Worth $2,C00. Cut to $2,400.
Good 8 room house, lawn, shade, 3
lots, only $2,350. $800 cash and $20
per month, C per cent interest, or will
sell tho house, etc., and ono lot. Sac
this and you will want it.
Pretty C room cottage, lawn, shada,
just what you would like. $2,000. Can
excango this for small farm.
C10 acres of extra good land. 230
ncrcs in cultivation, CO acres hay,
balance hay and pasture $20 per aero.
Will take a good houso in North Platto
in part payment.
Other good, cheap properties wo
would llko to show you that aro real
bargains. Bkatt & Goodman.
TONIGHT
AT THE KEITH,
Sanford Dodge
and Company in
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Keep Cool
Sir!
WHEN you're ready to lay
asids your vest, it's a sure
sign that the "Good Old Sum
mer Time" is near.
PREPARE FOR IT!
Look to your bodily comfort
and peace of mind by providing
yourself with one of our cooling
Summer Suits,
These Suits are right up to
our usual high standard and they
show every style kink that is
now on.
Tlx Houm of kuppcahdaet
Chicago
Choice new fabrics, erect lapels, non
sagging fronrs, Trousers that refuse to bag
every detail is just right and the Suits
are very handsome without being priced
too high. $15, $16.50, $20 to $25.
HAMLET
Cool Hats, Cool Shirts, Cool Underwear, Cool
Hosiery and Cool Toggery of all sorts, in styles that
are different.
Just make note of the fact and you'll find that the
best things to wear always hail from here.
weingand & Mcdonald
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
Notice to the Public.
Notico is hereby given that tho
board of equalization of Lincoln County,
Ncbr., will moot in sossion Juno 22, 23
and 24 in tho commissioners room in tho
court house, for tho purpose of hearing
any complaint that may be mado with
referenco to tho assessment of tho
property of Lincoln County, Ncbr.,
Dated North Platto Neb. Juno 8, 1000.
F. R. Elliott
County Clerk.
Tho Maccaboos Ladies' bonofit at tho
Crystal tomorrow niffht is to raiio mon
ey to entertain the stato officer! who
will be here on the 28th.
Trouble Maker Ouited.
Whon a sufferer from stomach
trouble takes Dr. King's Now Lifo
Pills he's mighty glad to see hie
Dyspepsia and Indigestion fly, but
more ho'n tickled over his now, fino
appetite, strong nerves healthy vigor;
all beeauso stomach livor and kidneys .
now work right. 25c nt Stono Drug Co,-
Insurance!
Acrainst fire, lichtning. hail, cyclone
and windstorm. The best and choapest
written by Bratt Si Uoodman.
Dr. P. W. Miller left this morning on
a professional trip to Gothenburg.
Tho Ladies of tho Maccabees will
have a boncfit at Tho Crystal tomor
row night.
Mrs. H. W. Bird left last night for
an extended visit at Los Angeles and
other western points.
Russel Bedell, who had been attend
ing school nt Spaulding, Neb., is homo
to spend tho summer vacation.
All subscribers to tho High School
Round-Un, who havo not roceived tho
May odition, may get it at the High
School building.
Weingand & McDonald havo received
an electric cash register, similiar to
the ono recently installed by tho Rush
Mercantile Co.
Miss Ida Ottcnstein contemplates an
early visit with relatives in bait Lake
City anu will probably extend Uio trip
to Los Angnlcs and Seattle,
In the case of Stato of Nebraska
aganist Vest, charged with intent to
do grent bodily harm, Judgo Elder
dismissed tho complaint and discharged
tho uoicnuant.
Wo carry a full lino of picturo
moulding and frame all kinds of
pictures. Call and seo us when needing
this class ot work.
Workman & Deuuyhkrhy.
Tho meeting of tho Novita Club.
which was to havo been held at tho
homo of Mrs. Will Lowis on Wcdnes
day aftornoon, has been indefinitely
postponed.
Wo havo somo choice first mortgage
8 ner cent loans, interest payable semi
annually, uwners oi iaio monoy ueuer
SCO UB. BRATT & UOODMAN,
A trood sized crowd was prosent last
ninht to seo Sanford Dodge and corn
nanv in Dumas historical drama "The
Three Musketeers." Tho parts wero
U well taken, especially tho one by
Mr. Dodgo himBelf, Tonight tho com
pany will bo seen in Shakespcaro's mas
torpieco "Hamlet," and it promises to
be presented in n manner that will bo
highly satisfactory to tho audionco.
WALAMO Something New for Inside
Paint.
Many women who aro having their
houses dono over this season aro using
Walamo Paint instead of paper, especi
ally for plastered rooms. Thero is no
doubt whatever that this metnou is
more hygenic and clenn'y.
Tho walls can bo washed down nrd do
not need to bo renewed each r.ea! on.
It is much more ccomical than rJr.
Seo Workman & Derryberky.
Th
4 Many are Poisoned
As tho result of attending a danco at
the new barn of Fred Malone, north of
tho river, and eating chicken sand
wiches fortv neoplo aro soriously ill.
Eighty-threo persons wero present and
without exception, all who ato the
sandwiches nro sick.
Tho chicken ban boon run through n
meat gfinder on rriday and it is
thought that during this process it wns
contaminated and from then until bat
urdav niirht, whon it was eaten, putn
fication took place nnd the peoplo wero
noisoneu.
This morning tho doctors report that
with few oxcoptions, nil of tho patients
aro out ot danger, although it win be
soveral days before the results can bo
told. At least ten residents of North
Platte aro very sick, but all uro out of
danger now. -
Announcement
I hereby announcomvself a candidate
for tho ofiico of County Commissioner
or District no. i, subject to tho p.ction
of tho republicans at tho primary elec
tion. R. L. Douglas.
Federal Court Cases.
In tho federal court which convened
vesterday with Judgo W. II. Muger
on tho bench, tho tollowing cases were
tr ed:-
Unitcd States against Thomas Ilcnly
and United States against Charles
Brown for robbing tho post olllco at
Sumner, Neb., in 190G. Defendants
plead guilty, Hcaly being sentenced to
two years at hard labor in the federal
rison at ticnvcnwortn, Kansas, and
Irown was committed to tho Lincoln
county jail for a period of four months
United States against Harvey Mont
gomery for impersonating a fedoral of
ficer. Detonuant plead guilty and wns
sentenced to one year and ono day tn
tho federal prison at Loavenworth, Ks
United status against b. r. Lie atour
for fencing government hind. Tho de
murrer to tho indictment .was argued
before the court and taken under nd
visoment by the judge. There being
no business tor tho jury inoy woro nil
discharged last ovening.
The following ollicers woro present
nt tho court: Judge W. H. Munger,
Marshall, W. P. Warner: Doputy Mar
shall, ueo. w. fllcuuiutn; u. b. Att
Chas. A. Goss; Asst. U. S. Att'y,
W. Lane: Ass't clerk R. C. Hoyt
Bailiffs appointed wero Frank Knapp
and a. ai, mason.
In tho circuit court a few motion
wero mado but nothing of public inter
ested took place,
Hail Insurance.
In tho old reliablo "St. Paul".
Bratt 5c Goodman, Agents.
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Mid
ummer
THE LEADER
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The Mid-Summer Sale at The Leader is proving a big success, and hundreds of
persons are taking advantage of the bargains offered in reliable merchandise. We
arc not selling shelf-worn, out-of-date goocjs, nor odds or ends, but a reliable class
of seasonable merchandise. Below are a few of the many bargains we offer, and f$
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each is a genuine bargain;
DOMESTICS.
7 and 8 cent Prints
go at this sale for. . . .
36-inch L L Muslin N
during this sale at. . .
1 5 cent French Ginghams
can be bought at this sale for
12 1-2 cent 'Percale Q
goes at this sale for. . OC
Washable Petticoats worth $1.25
at this sale
25 cent f3icycle Hose
at this sale for. . . .
Ladies' Black Hose
per pair. . . .
Ladies' Gauze Underwear
15 cent quality at. . . .
Long Silk Gloves
regular $1.50 quality at
Good Thread during this sale at,
per spool . . .
5c
5c
10c
73c
17c
11c
8c
69c
3c
GENUINE BARGAINS.
Mens' Summer Underwear
regular price 40 cents. ...
Men's Neglegee Shirts
75 cent quality at this sale. .
Ladies' WhiteOxfords
worth up to $1.50 at. . . .
12-foot Linoleum
regular pt'ice 75c at this sale . .
Men's 50c and 75c 4-in-hand
Ties at this sale. . ,
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One lot Children's Bonnets
worth up to $1.25 . .
One lot Ladies Shoes
worth up to $4.00
$1.25 and $1.35
Velvet Carpets now . . . .
Men's Socks
good ones
Men's Handkerchiefs
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These prices are for cash only. The sale will continue thirty days, but the sooner
you call, the larger the stock from which to make selections.
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