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We have the largest and best selection of Watches in Western Nebraska. Let
us show you how reasonable you can buy a reliable time piece.
DIXON, THE JEWEL JER
I DR. H. C. BROCK,
g DENTIST.
Over First National, rhono 118 K
Miss Parker, head nurse at St. Luke's
hospital, has been awarded a prisso by
a medical journal for the best essay on
"The Ubo of a Bed Pan."
R Butler Buchanan has been confined
to the house the greater part of tho
timo for two weeks past. He is Buffer
ing) from an apparent combination of
physical ailments.
Mrs. Harry Parish was operated upon
at St LukeV hospital yesterday for
appendicitis, and following this three
tinnn fnr other troubles were per
formed. The patient is reported to bo
doing nicely.
If that idle money it not earning you
8 per cent interest in safe first mort
gage loans, call and sec Bratt & Good
man. Frank Hengen, of Willow precinct is
in town today and made The.Tribuno a
call. While here Mr. Hengen purchased
a thoroughbred hog of Blankenburg
Bros.
Nothing nicer for a Christmas gift
than a delicate piece of china. Mako
your selection at tho Tramp Grocery.
Miss Florence Weinland, of Well
fleet, went to O'Fallon's Sunday where
she will teach in tho Bchools, succeeding
MissVoseipka whoso recent sickness
prevents her from finishing tho term.
Miss Loretta Murphy had been teach
ing Miss Voseiuka's room, but she did
not want to teach this year, and gave
har nut-vices onlv until another
could be secured.
Tk. nolo of Tho Lender continues.
S9r, nn Indies' coats are being closed
out nt $14.49: ladieB long coats worth
$16.00 are being sold at $7.65.
The following officers of S. A. Doug
las Post, G. A. I., were elected Satur
day evening: Commander, C. A. Rob
ison; Senior Vice, L. A. McDonald;
Junior Vice, Geo. W. Rose; Chaplain,
J. S. Hoagland; Officer of the Day, P.
H. Ruddy: Officer of the Guard, W. H.
Gould: delogate to tho encampment,
John Foster. Installation will occur the
first Saturday evening in January.
See that Bunch of Bargain plates at
Buchanan Grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Den left yester
day for a visit with friends in Arap
ahoe. See Rinckcr's fine , line .of China.
Suitable presents for Ctiristmas.
Miss Nora Jeffers will be hostess te
tho Jolly Twelvo tomorrow evening at
the home of Mrs. Thos. Ryan.
See our show windows for latest
novelities. Dixon the Jeweler.
The Methodist aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. A.
McMichael.
The board of examiners, who have
heen here for n couplo weeks,
will finish their work Saturday and
leave Sunday for the west.
For Sale Snmo choice Poland China
Boars, also some Red 'Polled Bulls.
Payne's Dairy Farm.one half milo south
of North Platto.
' The Red Cross Christmas seals have
been received by Dr. D. T. Quigloy
and will be placed on sale in a few
days. They will bo on salo at stores,
and will also be sold by members of
the young people's societies of the sev
eral churches.
The Leader is selling ladies' $4.00
shoea at $1.89; and $3.00 men's shoes
for $1.92, You can't get such bargains
elsewhere in North Platto.
A half dozen men from Boone connty
were in town this morning enroute
homo from a trip up the North River
branch. They were very enthusiastic
over the crops raised at Keystone, Lew
ellen and OBhkosh, saying that corn
and potatoes are better in that section
than in Boone county where land sells
at a much higher price.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
Hirst Door Nortb of
First National Hank -
Mrs. H. M. Grimes snent Sunday in
Kearney. ac:ompanyihg Judge Grimes,
who delivered tho Elks' memorial
address.
Earlv flhooners cot best selections:
our stock is now complete.
dixon tho Jewelor.
Dr. Wm. Neale. of Charles Town.
Va., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. M.
K. Neville, having arrived Saturday,
Mrs. weale as been here for a week or
two.
Mrs. W. M. Cunnningham returned
Saturday evenintr from Omahn. where
she attended the consecration of Bish
op Beechor and remained over a few
days to visit friends.
Rincker's carried the best line of
Kodaks and talking machines.
Four men were added to the car re
pair gang Saturday. The force in this
department was reduced last month.
but it was found that tho number of
men employed was insufficient to do
tho work.
A special feature of our stock is tho
opportunity for selection. In all depart
ments we aro showing new and ex
ceptional goods at reaHonoblo prices.
Dixon, The Jowolor.
The advance agent of "Tho Travel
ing Salosman" spent Saturday in town
making arrangements for tho presenta
tion or mac laugnanie piay on tne even
ing of December 14th.
J. J. Halllgan in at Gerlng attending
the session of district court.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson, of
Corwith, la., are vlBiting relatives in
town, Mrs. Robinson is a sister of
Arthur and Will Salisbury.
Operator Stotts, of the Postal Tele
graph office, has gone to Garden City,
Kan., to spend tho holiday season. Dur
ing his nbsonco R. C. Stowe. of Water
loo, will manipulate the keys.
Gift books and Christmas cards in
endless profusion at Rincker's,
A local firm thatlooks after tho rent
ing of nearly ono hundred and fifty
residences said yesterday that they had
but two dcslrablo houses that were not
occupied, and thcaowero vacant because
they aro located so far out.
Two farms for rent. Inquire of F. H.
Garlow, manager Cody ranch.
Tho temperature last night reached
tho lowest point this season, register
ing two abovo zero on private ther
mometers and tho same at tho
government weathor bureau. Yestor
uay'a snow was heavier in tho central
part of tho Btate than in this section.
Tho state firo marshal visited North
Platto n few days ago and Inspected
several buildings that border on the
verge of "firo traps." Ah a result of
his visit Chas. McDonald has concluded
to encase his frame building on west
Front street with corrugated iron.
Sco Rincker's line of toilet sets.
They mako an acceptable gift.
Local sportsmen will potitlon tho leg
islature to chnngo tho gamo law so as
to givo n thirty day open season on nuall.
Thcso birds have been protected by a
closed soason for several years, they
have become quite plentiful, and
hunters think nn open season for kill
ing the birds should now be enacted.
Mrs. W. T. Berry and Mrs. E. F.
Sceborger entertained tho members of
tho A. B. club and their husbands at
tho home of the former last evening.
More than a scoro were present, and tho
evening was pleasantly passed at high
five. A nice two courso luncheon was
served at midnight.
Tho annual meeting of tho share
holders of tho First National Bank of
North Platto will bo held at the bank,
Jnnunry 10, 1911.
F. L. MOONBY, Cashior.
North Platte, Neb., Dec. 5, 1910.
Tho Woman's Relief Corps elected
tho following officers -last Saturday,
arid they will be installed in January:
Mrs. Anna Church, President; Mrs.
Robt. Robinson. S. V. President: Mrs.
John Worthly, J. V. President: Mrs.
John Neary, Chaplin: Mrs. Henry
Bretcrnitz, treasurer; Mrs. Syl. Friend,
Conductor, Mrs. Knapp, Guard.
Teachers Wanted,
There are seven districts in Lincoln
county in which there is no Bchool be
cause of inability to securo teachers.
The terms of these schools range from
fivo to seven months and tho nay is $-10
per month in some and $45 in tho others.
Supt. Ebright has made Inquiry all
over the state for teachers but has been
unable to secure enough for the schools
of this county.'
Notice.
All accounts due Tho Leader for 1910
rriust bo paid by January 1st, 1911.
Statements will bo sent to all debtors.
J. FlZEK.
Property For Rent.
RESIDENCE.
G room house on north side, closo in.
New houso built this last summer.
Good cellar and wash house. City water
in house and yard. $18.00.
BUSINESS BUILDINGS.
2 nice storo rooms on cornor of Locust
and Ninth streets. Corner room $20,
south room $25.
Tho upstairs of tho abovo building is
fitted up with 14 nico rooms. All
modern. A fine proposition for keep
ing roomers. $40. per month.
Or wo will make a lease for tho
whole building -on good terms.
Temple Real Estate & Ins. Agency,
C. F. Templo, Mgr.
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A. J. AMES.
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Doctors Ames & Ames,
Physicians and Suracons,
Ofilco over Stono Drug Co.
Phones l851SfJ.
1 IWUOIUUlltO AIU
of
around the office a halo of
The Steady Subscriber.
How dear to my heart is the steady
subscriber,
Who pays in advance at the birth
Anon upnp.
Who lays down tho money nnd does it
quito giaaiy
Ana casts
plinor.
He never says, "Stop it; I cannot af
ford it,
T'm eettine moro papers than now I
iAarl "
But always says, "Send It; tho family
like it- , , , ,
In fact, wo all think it a real house
Wnw welcome he .is when he steps in
Via nnnr.tlim.
How he makes our heart throb; how ho
mnlnn nnr hpnrt dance.
We outwardly thank him; we inwardly
bless him
The steady subscriber who pays in ad
vance .
POD SATF
If lookiag for a cheap , good home,
sice building lot or the best and cheap
est fire iBsurance, See Bratt & Good-maa.
Last Week of the Green Tag Sale
This is the last week of the Green Tag- Sale at The Leader.
Those who have not availed themselves of this opportunity to
purchase reliable merchandise at a great reduction in price
should certainly do so. Winter is now here, and if you need
anything in the line or Ladies, Misses and Childrens Furs and
Coats, Mens Cloth and Fur Overcoats, and everything in the
line of wearing apparel, come here and get the benefit of the
big discount we offer. Our stock is complete in every
department,
THE LEADER,
JULIUS PIZER, Proprietor.
See the Vaudeville Artists
at The Keith Tonight.
Suits For Young Men!
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THERE'S a certain Clothes feel
jng within every Young Man
that makes him want "The Tiling"
Wo'ro showing the Smart, New
Fall Models for Young Men.
There's no radical departure in
style of cut this season, but there
are many now fabrics and color
ings and many little "tailor
touches and kinks" that are new
and very artistic.
Tho Two and Three Button
Sacks will be the favorates.
Cheviots, Worsteds and Caa
simere9, In a variety of
smdrt now patterns, will be
tho matorials. Suits at
$15, $18. $20 t $2S. .
Wo were never better propared
to givo tho Young Man his Ideal
Suit than we are at present writ
ing, and we're always pleased to
show.
Beautiful lino of Now York
Neckwear just received. Nifty
Fall Hats to plcaso and suit
every man.
j. b. McDonald,
THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $140,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President,
E. F. SEEBERGER, Vice-President,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vicc-Prcsluenf,.
E. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
A DUNKARD
s Not a Criminal. Why
Treat Him as Such. Ony a
Poor Unfortunate Who
Needs Help, Why Not
Help Him. Send
Him to a Neal
Institute.
The Neal internal treatment curcB
tho periodical, occasional or moderate
drinker, the habitual and excessive
drinkor and tho nervous man who
has to drink (o keep from uecom
Inn mora nervous. It takes away all
inclination to drink, all desire and crav
ing for drink by neutralizing tho poison
of alcohol in tho system and ridding the
blood of tho ptlson by a rapid process
of elimination leaving tho drinkor in
tho oamo normal condition ho was in
beforo tasting liquor, so far as tho
effect of alcohol may be concerned all
appetite for drink gono and ho is a now
man.
NO HYPODERMIC INJECTION.
The Neal internal troatment effects
a norfect euro in threo days without
hypodermic injections.
A guaranteed bond nnd contract is
given each patient agreeing to effect
a perfect cure or rotund tne money at
the and or tho tmrd any.
A MODERN TREATMENT.
The Neal Is a Phvalcana Cure for
tho drink habit; It is the most modem
and perfect of known treatments,
originated by a physiciun, compounded
by a physician and administered by
experienced physicians. If never falls.
Address iock box zw, urnnu xniunu.
Neb. Phono Boll phono 205 or 595. Ind.
187 for a copy of our book aod con
tract. Wo givo bank references. We
frerl only fhe Liquor Drug and
Tobacco habit.
A Man's Perfect Gift
to a Woman ...
A Bottle of Perfume
Our lino of Holiday Pack
ages are beautiful and we are
positive we selected the best
makes and odors.
Ask to sco
Riegers Flower Drops.
Schiller & Company
Family Druggists.
Road No 337.
To all whom it may concern:
The special commissioner annotated
for tho purposed of locating a public
road as follows: Commencing nt a point
about 20 rods cast of tho Nw corner
of tho S. E. i Section 12, Township 10,
North, of Range 20, and running thenco
in a North Westerly direction across
tho Northoast nuartor !nnd North
west quarter of Section 12, T, 10.
K. zo, ionowing tno oiu truvoicu irau
to the N. W. corner of Section 12. T.
10, R. 20, has reported in favor of tho
establishment of Bald road and all
claims for datnaco or objections there
to must bo filed in the ofilco of tho
county clerk on or beforo nopn on the
8th day of February, or such road will
bo established without reference there
to.
Dated North Platte, Nebr., Dec. 5,
TJ1U. . U. ciLLIOTT, uounty ucrK.
How our 10c
HOME MADE BREAD
has taken with ladles who are particu
lar about what kind of Broad they buy.
iney snow ineir goou judgment wnen
they purchnso a loaf of our 10c
Home Made Bread.
It is made from tho best of flour and
great core is used In tho making. It is
certainly dillorent from tho ordinary
Dread you buy. Be suro and ask for
DICKEY'S
Home Made Bread 10c
per loaf.
