Local News in Brief.
" Pft Hahnall, o Cozad, spent Sun
day' with: North Platte friend.
The ladies' gullet will meet Fri-day,-
Stftcrutjbn with Mrs. C. E,
Norton.
' !Mbs 6sb Anderson entertained
thciyoung people of the Lutheran
citrch in a very pleaBrtht manner
last Friday evening.
Miss Salina Ilolcombe is confined
to her .home in thia city by an at
tack of rheumatism, which com--polled
hereto temporarily abandon
dier school hear Brady
? A letter, jvhich was evidently In
tcudcJl;for , publication in the Era,,
was picked up on the streets Sun
day evening, The author can secure
;the same by calling at this office.
, Peter . Smith, of Sidney, who is
i well known to. many North Platte
; people, liaB decided to locate in
IGrand Junction, Colo., where his
'daughter, Mrs. A. Struthcrs, re-
sides. "
Sunday wasahummeras a windy,
dusty and disagreeable day, but in,
ordeV to.fuliy, appreciate oiir usual
pleasant falfweather it is necessary
to have a disagreeable day occaB
ioniUly,
America's greatest Hour Wash
burn Crosby Co. Superlative flour
at W. F.MctHdne & Co's $1.15
The Vienna restaurant served a
game dinner to Itsjpatrons Sunday;
several dozen prairie chickens
figuring in the list. You will
always get good meals at the
Vienna. , .
A number 'of votinrr married
4 iiuiiiuvi ui y
ladieH. will form . .a
object ' o'K.mecftng
club with the
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one afternoon
each week for social enjoyment. No
;dp,iltt audi: aclub -will prove an
enjoyable break in the hum-drum of
wmfryw' , ... .
The exercises which mark the
ojQung of , the separator statiou.arc
progress at the court house lawn
jhis. afternpon, but T.iie TkiuunE
V gfes to prdss too early to give an
account of the proceedings.
The ydar'of 1900 will probably sec
; tllCi CrCCtlon of-aiintllpr inn hWlr
2 Dewey street, as the Masons are.
f AlreadyNUscVBslng -plans for autem-
.uSHe f"e,now occupied, by
their present' buildings. They will
the!
"jfroLably invest twenty thousand
uMonev hnc.U If W An- o..ii.
Shherlatlvd flour $i. 15 per sack at
iiy. McGlone & Co.
'Ajthc supreme court in a decision
-rendered last Friday holds that
'''location comprfnW must maintain
?.wcll as build fridges over irrigat
ing canals. Heretofore the com
panies have built the bridges and
t)ie counties have kept them in
repalrH. Tins' decision' Inaterially'
directs Lincoln cotintv, as there are
s'.",1 W irrigation cauul bridges with-
X The Alba Hcywood entertainment
Ivcn at' the opera house Saturday
dyeing under the auspices of the
M. C. A., called out an audience
4llht ocrUpied nearly every seat.
"Tlie program rendered gave cxcel
8JlRfaction, the impersona
Uotis by1 Mr. Hey wood being except
ionally good, whili! the musical
pdlectiohs given by the members Of
, .,11, company were above the av
erage. ; J a me'' M' na' lawyer.
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pjAuv; uuu itBuuiraiu, Willi J. C,
wFederhobf nn nrnnrin
rJiV 1 1 """ uuu vi, o,
..Huffman asmunacer. will onen tor
business to-morrow morning. The'
rAr6Vms have 'been nicely fitted up
, ..iijvith new furniture and tableware,
PrC8eat a vury attractive
srnnneamnce. Tim sfnr t.n -
'ducted In n ntrlrtlv Cruf .......
- ..lui-uuon man-
jitf' and . every effort possible will'
,-7. iiiuub lupicase patrons,
AVX)r. Hannah, the onteopath, hao
' ah.put concluded Icyjcturn to North
latte and will, probably, open an,
,?Mlce hWre within the"uex,t thirty
v J,yB- lie has been solicited by'a
;;iu,uber bf mtiM, vh.6. wcr6 fo-
Amr lM'tt0 ud he wilt
:. ;i)rpb'ably accede to the requests,
,)V)ien formerly locatod here the
-Mctor had an excellent practice,
''and as the nuniber, of people vvho
M,b,lieve In osteopathy is daily grow
"rin, lie will Undoubtedly build up
; efen a greater practice than h liad
"; fore. Dr. Hannah la a popular
' to""!? .mau ye. will be pieaYcfl
; have again, become a permanent
v,1 resident of tho city'.
J3.;t have just received a car load of
ivyviJ&fJiyv' i.iiHB. rucBe are
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Don't You Admire a
Dressy Person?
Itij.huiijan nature ta do so. A man who, is neatly dressed
commands respect and deserves , it, Since Uic art of4
clothing making has been thoroughly developed, it is
made an inexpensive pleasure for. a man .to buy n couple
of suits each season A'Stylish, dressy frock and a nobby
L'-,li j:i i.i ' i A-i ' 1 i '(
suck woum oe a most uesirnuie auauion io,your waruroDC
This suit is made up in,
Black Clay Worsted, all wool
frock style of coat, and in
colors, if you like, at
$10.00
S2S25 fllEM.
Do you know that we can sell you these two suits,, per
fect in fit, in style,, and elegantly trimmed, at the price of the
merchant tailor's one. ,
. , i.pyVS e&CEi-AN0 PLAIN FIGURES.
STAR CLOTlfrNG HOUSE,
W, A, VOLLMER, Proprietor.
Across the street from old location.
C. F. Scharmann returned Satur
day from a tour Of the northeast,
part of the county and left yester-.
day for othqr fields,
Uncle Jake Wolf, of Lincoln was
in town yesterday enroute to Gaudy
where lie will offer for Bale a num
ber of school land leases,
Newell Burritl was-up from.pas
lfit Saturday, lobkipg, after political
inatterB. He realizes that he needs
every vote he can get and then
some. 4
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A, L. Davis, haji received an ex
ceptionally fine rjine of heating
6toyes, of well known 'and' reliable
tmtkes, If you need a stove sec
Davis.
Tom O'Rourker' -or Cottonwood
precinct, viBited North Platte
friends Saturday and Sunday, He
recently marketed 00 bushels of
old conr at Maxwell.
Frank Sullivan, a former North
Platte boy, was trainer ot theGrand
Island hose team which made the'
fast run at the Hastings street fair
Inst week. Frank is himself one
of the fastest sprinters in this
country.
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If you usually pay thrise ctoilars a' pair for
, I ( y,0,1.,!008' yu suroly desire the very fet
' ' qtajinable at the price.
(j You'll find such values hero in our new
, Jall "goods. Genuine Box Calf in golf
Tsfcylci,' double soles, leather lined, medium
shape of toe. Chrome calf, with double
solos, heavy drill lined.' Plump weight
Viei Kid, doublo soles and leather lined,
and light Yici Kid, single soles, drill lined
new London toe. All of these have soles,
that aro welted and stitchejl, leaving in
soles' perfectly smootli, and half solos may
bo sewed on if y&u choose.
Yellow Front Shoe Store,
P OBO. M. GRAHAM, Mnnnor.
g J dqore south of Pj;pniop.,
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lL A l;liis style of coat you
can liaye in all wool Billed or
Black Serge, Cheviots, Fancy
Worsteds or Black Clays, at
$10.00
Call on Dr. Miller pf the Romiri
Dental Co. Teeth extracted with),
out pain. All work iruaranteedi
Office over S. treitz.drug store.
In a game of ball Saturday .after
noon between the U. P. shop nine!
and a team of pick-upB, the former
won by a score of eleven to ten.
The U. P,'s expect, to gp to Lex
ington Thursday to play a! game
with the club of that place.
We understand that Alex JpJng
land, vl19 is visitinir friends in
town, has struck it rich on a Coloj,
ratio mining venture, and expects
in thejiear future fo be on easy
Btfcet." As Alex is an old North
Platte boy, we are glad to learn of
his, good fortune.
R. D, Thpmsotf says that he hds
been a contractor and builder for
thirty yearB, and never durinc that
time has It been so difficult to have
orders for building1 material filled
as at present. He also says that
it is almost impossible for shippers
to secure cars on nccount of the
heavy traffic on the railroads. Busi
ness is surely booming all over this
rcat country of ours.
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I People and Events.
Frank Bacdn spent Sunday in
Gothenburg.
Mrs. V. E. McCarty is visiting
Her parents at Cozad,
Mr, .and Mrs.. B, Buchanan wcn'l
to Denver tills moaning. ( '
J.. J. Haligan came in from the
east yesterday .mornjng.
Geo. B.. .French returned yester?
day morning from Omaha
-P. Iv. .Hamper add At K,,McIn.ty re, i
of Wallace, wfcrcjUi town yesterday.
W. C. Elder, and! W. M. jaoltryi
left yesterday for a tour of the
country. , ,
. John Kelihcr, novy located at
Topeka, Kan., is in town visiting
his family.
Mr, and Mrs,..Loren Sturgcs, of
Hall precinct, are Bpending a few
days in Denver,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred -Weingand re
turned Saturday night from their
visit in the east. 4 .
MrB. W. M.Cunninghahi and Mrs.
Fred Letts, are spending a few
days in Omaha.
Mrs. Martha Artlipp.of, Somer
set, left last night for a visit with
friends in Illinois. ,
Mrs. G. JRebhaunen left this
morning fot a visit in the ,caBtern
part of the state.
Mrs. Cha's. Osgood, who had been
visiting her parents, returned to
Pitkin, Col., Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loveland are in
Denver this week attending the
mountain and plain festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Arntbus
stopped oyer in the city Sunday
night while, enroute to Denver,
Mrs CtA Wilcox returned to
the city Sunday, haying been called
home by the death of her daughter-in-law,
Mro Geo. E. Prosser and Mrs. C.
J. Boweq. of. Plant precinct, left
yesterday to attend the Denver
festival. . .
M!bs iLhiiaitM cCracken, who had
beep visiting her lister tyttt. ?H, M.
Gtymcjtylcft SatUrday.for a visit at
Bedford, Iowa. .....
John . Ws Ellinglam, ofthe. jSu
pcriorsun, was In town" Saturday
trau8actingibusi.ue.8.snd renting,
acquaintance with-old-time friends.
Mrs. H. V. Hilliher and son
"Charley returned vlast;hlght from
Lincoln, -wherer.they Jiad been, visit
ing friends and attending the street
fair. ,,
.Rer'II. . Wolfe; jisjn Beatrice
'attending tlie annua convention of
Lutherjtn Synod of Nebraska. He
Will be absent until the niiddle of
next week.
Alfred . A. Gilman, ,.who was
stopping a; few4 . days( in,. vLincoln
while enroute' fto KPIiiladelphla,
arrived at home Sunday,, having
been called' back by his sister's
death.
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Among those who went. to Denver,
yesterday morniug to .attend the
mountain and plain festival were
Mrs. J. J. Sullivan aud son Leo,
Mr. and Mrs.. Maurice Fowler.. Mr.
and MrB. Fred Tobaa and Bert
Brown.
B. F. Koons, a retired, farmer of
Henry county, Indiana, has been
visiting relatives in town for a few
days past. Mr. Koons is an un
compromising republican, aiid has
assisted in fighting the party's
battles for over thirty years. He
,says that in his stale ypn hear no
mention of sixteen-to-one, and thai
to all appearances it is a dead and
forgotten issue,
Miss Tillie Blankenburg has
opened an evening class for students
In German,
The home missionary society of
the M. E, church will give a dime
social next Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Snyder in the Third
ward. ; ' ,
Regular services wilt be held at
the Church of Our Saviour next
Sunday by Rev. G. A. Beecher, who
returned from the east" this 'ni'orn
ing. C. A, Wyman, the dairyman, and
T. M. Hainline & Son, of the steam
laundry, have each, received a :iiew
delivery wagon of the Studebaker
make. They are very handsome
vehicles.
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MrB, Lena Miller, of Hershey,
has filed a petition in the district
court praylnirforia decrecof. dl.-
! Votceifjrbrtfiher, fiusjiand,;udjjr
Miller, otTthe plea ot dtunk'etinesB
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josts no more than that of "antedullvan" make.
Our designs are of the latest, and this fact cou
pled with the reasonable prices we ask for first
class goods, accounts for our big business.' W
feel assured that our heavy sales are endorse
ments of our" goods and prices. , You will 'find
received daily to replace those, sold. .If you want
anything iii the furniture line you'll find it here, .
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. Ei B, WARNER. '
NOSrt OPEN FDR eUSINESiS-
W. F. McGLONE & CO.
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is now open for business with a fresh clean stock of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, ET6., :'
First Class in every respect. Low Prices and Fair '"'.JL
Treatment Guaranteed.
OUR LEKD6RS
Club House Coffee,
Superlative Flour,
Seasonable : Goods : at
Pints, 40 cts. per dozen
Quarts 50 cts. per dozen.
Gallons 55 cts.
The pressed steel coal cars, of
Which the Union Pacific recently
received a number, are meeting
with much favor by eastern roads
The manufacturers of the cars have
already two large plants at Pitts
burg and are making arrangements
to build a third. i
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The county fair held last Week
was pot very largely attended, ney
ertheless it was a fair. There was
a sufficient display of farm, pro
uucta 10 demonstrate tnat tins is a
..farniing country even though there
is frequently a scarcity of moisture
during the growing season. ' Had
the president of the society receiv.
ed the proper assistance from the
stockholders, the fair would proba
bly have been a greater success.
it tnc person vvno wrote, some
Jine ago, to Dr. F, C. Moore
.Smyrna, Delaware, with .reference
to the Rental, or purchase of the
Gearhart land in Section 35Tvvp. 13
Range 31, will call at my office they
can obtain tlie information Bought.
T. C. Pawerson.
ZTotico of Sale of Sohool Kouae.
Sealed bids will be received by
the Secy, of the Board of Education
of the citv of North Platte in the
dpunty of Lincoln and the State of
Nebr., up to 7;30 o'clock p. m. Oct
2d, 1899, for the old scheol building
located on the N. E. quarter Sec. 26
Twp. 14 Range, 31. Terms, cash.
The Board reserves the right to
reject, any or all bids. By order of
the Board of Education of the above
Dist., Sept. 14, 1899.
Dated Sept. 15th., 1899
Lkm B. Isenhakt, Secy.
All persons are hereby warned
against Belling my wife goods on
my account, as I will not be respon
sible for any debts contracted, by
her. -
Dated Sept.26, 1899. . .
II. E. Dress.
Carpet Weavino I haye just
bought a, new loom, and am pre
oared for carnet and ruir wenv?no-
l - , 1 L O . fa .
Orders may be lef.t at Meyer's store.
. ' iV, A. bTURTEVANT.
Only $5.00 Omaha and 'return
Sept. 26th and 27th via -the" Union
Pacific.
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Heinz Pickles,
Pure Spices,
: Reasonable : Prices..
Jelly GlassesMarge
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size one-half . pints
30 cts. per dozen.
We must sell airSprihg ahd
Summer Goods this mont:h,
and in ordr. todb so have
made' the folfoWing- prices: 1
All $1.25 Dress Goods .. ..75c ptyd
All 1.00 dress goods ...,65cpryd
All 75 and 85c drcsB goods 50c pt'yd
All 50c dress goods 35c pr yd
All 35c dress goods 25c pr yd
All 25c dress goods . ... 15c pr yd
All 15c dress goods lOcprvd
35c Erench, Ginghams ... .20c pr yd
25c French Ginghams .. ..15c pr, vd
15c French Ginghams .. ..lOc'pryd
V24c French Ginghams ..8c pryd
10c French Ginghams v . . .6cpr yd
25c Organdie 15c pr. yd
20c Organdie ,.12c pr yd
15c Organdie 10c, pryd
12c Organdie ..7c pr yd
10c Organdie' . . , 6c pr yd
$1.75 Table Linen , . . . ,.$1.00 or vd
1,50 Table Linnn ... s ..OOcpi yd
1.25 Table Linen ,.75c pr yd
1.00" Table Linen ... r5cpvd
75c Table Linen ( ..... .-. ..50c pryd
50 and 65c Table Linen 35c pr yd
35c Table Linen 25c pr yd
25c Table Linen . , . , I5c pr yd
Ladies'' Summer Corsets
at1 ;....25c each
Millinery at cost
All $12.00 aud $15.00 patterifhats
at ,,,, , ...6.50
All 10:00 pattern hats at , . . . r5.00 ,
ah o.vv pauern. nats at 4.00
All 7.00 pattern hats at .0. ..3.50
AH.6,pO,pattern hats at 3.00
All 5,00 pattern hats at .2.50
All 3.00 and 4.00 pattern hats
at , -.'l. ;.1.75
All 2.00 and 2.50 pattern hats
afe i . .. . . 1 oc
All 1.00 and 2.00 sailors
at 50c to'cjose
Special cut orices in Garnets.
Curtnins, Linoleum, Shoes,
Parasols, Underwear. Watsts.
Skirts, etc.
RENNIE'S.
We are
Kept Busy
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Renairintr
shoes'
for
people who appreciate
4c
the only kind we do l&
If not hlready A ciisto-
mer we solicit vour
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