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ANNIE 0. KRAMPI1, City EnrroK.
TUESDAY SEPT. 26, 1899
C. F. hidings transacted business
in Julcsburg yesterday.
The Fair is showing a handsome
line of carpets and rugB.
John Langtree, the U. P. bridge
man, spent this forenoon in town.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mason went
to Denver on this morning's train.
H. V. Hillikcr and T. A. Hedeu
dahl went west on No. 5 this morn
ing. R. J. Vinton, of Gothenburg, is
transacting business in town to
day. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Plummcr left
this morning for a few days visit
in Omaha.
The Star Restaurant opens for
business to-morrow morning. Give
it a trial.
Mrs. Rev. Verner left this morn
ing for a visit in Denver and Love-
land, Colo.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Beecher re
turned this morning from their
visit in the cast.
John Sorcnson was at Hcrshey
yesterday making repairs on the
U. P. water tank.
A, F. Strcltz left this morning
for Omaha on a trip combining busi
ness with pleasure.
A W. R. C. social will be held at
the home of Mrs. C. L. Black to
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Weir and sister, Miss
Nan Manifee, left this morning for
Denver and other Colorado points.
Two rooms for light housekeep
ing or will board the roomers.
Mrs. Edith Gantt.
Loose hay and baled hay
always for sale.
Harrington & Tobin.
Cash in advance subscribers to
The Tribune will be given a year's
subscription to the weekly Kansas
City Star tree. This offer is only
for a limited time
Quite an exodus of North Platte
people to Denver occurred Sunday
niirht, but we failed to get the
names of those who went.
Between fitty and sixty tickets
for Denver were sold at the local
U. P. office yesterday and to-day.
The Kearney Hub says the time
is not far distant when tlic tele
phone line running from Kearney
to Gothenburg will be extended to
North Platte.
Messrs. Gentzlcr and Ashburn,
of the Fremont Creamery Co.,
arrived last night and will attend
the opening exercises of the separ
ator station this attcrnoon.
Quite a number of our citizens
will go down to Lexington Thurs
day to take a look at the street tair
being held there this week,
The funeral of Mrs. J. Q. Wilcox
yesterday afternoon was very
largely attended, the seating capa
city of the church being insufficient
to accommodate the audience.
North Platte dealers have not yet
received their supply of hard coal.
There is said to be a scarcity of the
article in the market, and prices
will probably rule rather high.
A leading grocery house of the
city reports that its business for
July, August and September will
break all records. Other establish
ments report equally gratifying
business.
W. F. McGlonc & Co. arc selling
Mason fruit jars at the following
priccB. Pints 40c, quarts 50c,
half gallons 55c.
Rhodes Longley has received the
appointment of assistant chemist
at the state university. As Rhodes
is in the junior class, the appoint-,
meiit certainly speaks well for his
standing in studies.
Hay shipments from this station
are a little light at present, the
principal dealers, Harrington &
Tobin, shipping an average of two
cars a day. The big demand for
hay usually occurs in November,
and at that time prices will prob
ably rule a little higher than at the
present.
Dr. Lucas was called thirty
miles north yesterday to attend a
man who had accidentally shot him
self in the stomach. The particu
lars of the accident could not be
learned.
Anthony J, Powers, of Chicago,
died in this city last night of con
sumption. The deceased was a
railway mail clerk and came here a
short time ago for his health. He
was a mcnlbcr of the A. O. U. W.
and the local members of the order
are looking after the preparations
of the remains for shipment.
Pillsbury's Best flour is the
best Minnesota flour sold in
the west. $1.16.
Harrington & Tobin.
Rev. Randolph, who has charge
of the North Platte circuit, is very
desirous of having a parsonage
built in this city, As . Rev. Ran
dolph has been a very energetic
worker and accomplished much
good for the people of his charge,
they, as well as the people of the
city, should give him the ueccsbnry
assistance in having the parsonage
become a reality.
The Star Restaurant will be
opened to the public to-morrow
morning.
A company of high class and re
fined vaudeville performers will be
at Lloyd's opera house next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, Oct. 2d
and 3d. The world famous drum
mer boy of Sluloh, who lias no
equal in the world, is with the com
pauy. Among the specialties is a
prima dona bnlladist, a king of
comics, a lady legcrdcmaine artist,
a premier xylophone artist, a re
nowned king of lights and a cele
brated piano soloist. There will
also be a display of moving pictures.
This company showed 342 consccu
tive times in Chicago,' six weeks in
Boston and eleven weeks at Sara
toira, N. Y. You can't afford to
miss it.
Royal
Baking
Powder
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
apvAt niHi) powota co., new youk.
Misses Kate and Maggie Barker!
went to Denver Saturday night.
The coming of the Carrington
Entertainers will be the amusement
event of "Next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waltemath
went to Omaha this morning to at
tend the exposition and take in the
Ak Sar Ben parade.
Consult Dr. Miller of the
Routine Dental Co. before you go
elsewhere for your dental work.
Office over Strcitz' drug store.
Order baled hay from
Harrington & Tobin.
W. S. Ross, of Myrtle precinct,
marketed a hundred dollars worth
of hogs in town to-day which he
fattened on this year's com.
Tile culverts arc being put in at
the interscctioh.of Fonrth and Elm
streets. The WoaVulvcrta, let
u uu siuu iu iiiu creuu ji me cuv,
arc fast disappearing.
S. E. Douglas is behind the
counters at McCabc's drug Btorc
while T. E. Bush is out iu the
country precincts looking after hio
political interests.
Received our fall supply of
the celobratrd Olub Houso
brand of canned goods.
1 Harrington& Tobin.
Chicago forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Fair to-night and
Wednesday. Cooler Wednesday.
The maximum temperature yester
day waB 71; one year ago it waH 90.
About twelve hundred pounds of
milk were delivered at the scperator
station this forenoon. This is con
sidered a very fair quantity for the
opening day. In a short time it is
believed the quantity will run from
3,000 to 5,000 pounds daily.
Will receive a car load of
choice winter apples about
Oct. 10th.
Harrington & Tobin,
The North Platte Telephone Co's.
line to Hcrshey, which lias been in
operation for a week or so, is work
ing first-class. Within the next
week the company will have the
line extended to Sutherland. It is
quitjs probable that the company
will run a line cast to Brady, con
necting there with the line which
will1 de extended west from Gothcu
burg.
Mrs. II. S. Ridglcy Is teaching
Miss Vernon's room during the
lattcr's absence in Denver.
Walter States and Ed Barra-
clough will probably begin an ap
prenticeship in the U. P. shops
next Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Anderson and daught
er M.isB Bessie are among the North
Platte people who arc spending
this week in Omaha.
It is rumored that Tom O'Neill
will be transferred to Cheyenne to
take charge of the boiler shop, and
that John Owens will succeed Mr.
O'Neill at this place.
The Y. M. C. A. entertainment
committee is well pleased with the
result of the first entertainment of
the season's course, and arc inclined
to believe that the present one will
be even more successful than that
of last season.
The grade at Boslcr hill fust west
of Ogallala Ib being lowered about
six feet at the highest point. This
will lessen the amount of emphatic
language used by engineers when
pulling heavy west-bound trains on
a cold frosty morning.
The plan to establish a hospital
in this city is being pushed with
considerable vim. An option on
the lease of the Dillon brick resi
dence iu the cast part of town and
on the Cody residence in the west
end lias been secured, and it is
probable that one or the other will
be taken. Eight or ten citizens
have agreed to furuish rooms iu the
hospital, and a number of business
men have mndc financial contribu
tions toward furnishing an oper
ating room. Miss Frcy will have
associated with her two other
trained nurses, There is no ques
tion but that the hospital will be a
good thing for the city.
Our people can afford to
buy the celebrated Pillsbury's
Bost Minnesota flour at only
$1.15 a sack.
Harrington & Tobin.
Ducklon's Arnica Salvo.
TUB BEST SALVE in tho world Tor
Cuts, UruiBOH, Soros, Ulcors,Sttlt Hhouin
Fovor Sores, Tottor, Chopped Ilnntta,
ClillblnitiH, Corns, rind nil Skin Erup
Hons, nnd jwBitivoly ouroa Piles, or no
pay required. It iBKunrnntood to rIvo
EiitlBfaotlou or monoy refunded. Price
25oontBpor box. FOR SALE BY A.
P. Stroll.
Free Pills.
Sond your address to II. E. Bucklon
& Co., Cliionao, nnd cot n f roe snrople of
box or Dr. Kite's Now Lite Pllla. A
ttlnlwill conviucoyou of tholr tnorits.
Ttioso pills nro onsjr In notion nnd nro
pnrtloulnrly olTootlvo tu tho euro of Con
Btibntion nnd Sick Hondnoho. For Mn-
lnria nnd Llvor troubles thoy lmvo boon
proved invnlunblo. Thoy nro gunrnntood
to Ixs perfectly froo from ovory delotor
ious Bubstunco nnd to be purely vegota
b)o. Thoy do not wonkon oy ttiotr notion
hut by giving tono to tho storunoh nnd
oowola greatly Invlgornto tho system.
Itoaulnr bIzo Ufio. nor box. Forsnlo by
A.F.Stroltz, Druggist. 2
Restaurant
Opens
Wednesday,
SEPT. 27th.
11
Carrinton's
Greater
America
Company,
The Highest Class
and Most Refined
Vaudeville Performance
On tho A.morican Stage.
LLOYD'S OPERA HOUSE,
MONDAY AND TUES
DAY EVENINGS,
OCT. 2d and 3t
2ms
17.
WILCOX DEPART
MENT
STORE.
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HARDWARE DEPT.
Climax Liquid Stove Polish, Large bottle.. 10c
Stove Pipe Damper 10c
Common Stove Pipe Elbows 10c
Adjustable Stove Pipe Elbows 15c
Stove Pipe Collars 04c
50-lb. Cream City Flour Bins $2.00
12-quart Galvanized PailB 20c
6-4 Zinc Oilcloth Binding 18c
6-4 Brass Oilcloth Binding 25u
No. 8 Galvanized Wash Boiler 1.00
Galvanized Half Bushel with bale 40c
Japanned Half Bushel with bale 30c
14-inch Wagon Box Strap Bolts, per set.. 60c
End Gate Rods, each 10c
Shot, 2 pounds for 15c
Powder, per pound 30c
12-Gauge Rival Empty Shell, per hundred 60c
10-Gauge Rival Empty Shells, per hundred 65c
12-Guagc Loaded Shells per box 45c
10-Gauge Loaded Shells per box 50c
12-Gagge Smokeless Loaded Shells per box 60c
HARNESS DEPT.
Hame Straps... 10c
lj-inch Breast Straps 45c
li-inch Pole Straps 45c
ltf-inch Halters 85c
Heavy Team Harness, lj-inch TraceB, lj-in
Breast Straps.lj-in Pole Straps, 1-in 18-ft
Lines, Good Wool Faced Collars,per set 521.00
Horse Blankets from 70c up to 3.00
Plush Robes from 1.40 up to 5.50
GROCERY DEPT.
Kerosene Oil per gallon 16c
Diamond C Soap 9 bars for 25c
Table Salt 2 sacks for 05c
Salt per barrel SI. 55
25 pounds COm Meal 25c
Gothenburg Fancy Patent Flour per sack.... 1.00
Tapioca per pound 05c
Sago per pound ' " 05c
Pearl Barley per pound 05c
"Wheatel per package 12c
Baker's Chocolate 18c, 2 cakes for 35c
Stai Tobacco per pound 45c
Horse Shoe Tobacco per pound 45c
Standard Navy Tobacco per pound 35c
PAINTS and GLASS.
8x10 Window Glass 05c
10x12 Window Glass 08c
10x14 Window Glass 09c
12x14 Window Glass '. . 12c
Woodman Linseed Oil per gallon 55c
1 Pint Buggy Paint iu Varnish 35c
1 Quart Buggy Paint in Varnish 60c
1 Quart Wagon Paint in Varnish 45c
MASON FRUIT JARS
1 Pint Jars per dozen 40c
1 Quart Jars per dozen 50c
Half Gallon Jars per dozen 60c
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
Wood Mfg. Co's Work Shirts 50c
Wood Mfg Co's Overalls ; 50c
Duck Coats 51.00
Wood Mfg Co's Rubber Lined Duck Coats.. 1.35
Wood Mfg Co's Slicker Lined Duck Coats. . . 2.00
Corduroy Pants 2.00
Good Wool Pants $1.50 and 2.00
Best Grade Hunting Coats 2.25
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Medium Weight Vests each 19c
Good Quality Ladies' Vests or Pants, each 25c
Fine Quality Ladies' Vests or Pants, each. 50c
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear per huit75cahd 51
Men's Union Suits from 51.00 52.75
We carry all grades and kinds of Underwear
at prices that are absolutely right.
DRY GOODS DEPT.
Plaid Dress Goods from lOe a yard to $1.25
Black Crepon Skirt Patterns from 4.00 to.. 8.00
Black Dress Goods 12Jc per yard to 2.00
Double Width All Wool Flannel per yard ... 25c
Fleece Lined Cotton Dress Goods per yd 7c to 10c
Indigo Prints per yard , 05c
Good Apron Ginghams per yard 05c
Lining Cambric per yard 04c
Kearney Home Muslin per yard 04c
Bleached Muslin per yard 05c
Ticking per yard 7c to 18c
Outing Flannel per yard 5c, 7c, Rc nnd 10c
Canton Flannels per yard.. ..5c, 8c, 9c, and I2jfc
Table Oil Cloth, all colors, per yard 15c
8-4 Unbleached Sheeting per vard 16c
per yard lvjc
er yard lUc
tigs per yard. . . lbc
Extra Silk Finished Cotton Skirting pr yd. 25c
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting
f ancy iJiaiu bwirt lyinmg n
bill l misliea cotton Skirtl
KID GLOVES
Magnet per pair 51.00
Lucilc per pair 1.25
La Force per pair 1.50
We consider these brands to be the best lobe
had in the market for the price. We have the
following colors: Black, Tan, Brown, Grey, Red,
Green. Blue and Mode. Havens fit your gloves
in the store; you will get a better fit ami more
service than you evephad for the money.
BLANKETS'-
Cotton Blankets per pair , 37c
Cotton Blankets per pair , 50c
Cotton Blankets 5c. 75c and 1.00
Cotton Blankets, extra size and qual
ity $1,15 and $1.50
Wool Blankets from $3.00 to 5.00
Bed Comforts from $1.00 to 2.00
NOTION DEPT.
Velveteen Skirt Binding per yard 03c
Waterproof Skirt Binding per yard 08c
Baby Ribbon per yard 01c
Satin Baby Ribbon pet yard l;4c
Cortjcelli Button Hole Twist per spool 02c
50 yd Corticelli Sewing Silk per Hpool 04c
100 yd Corticelli Sewing Silk per spool 08c
Thread, 3 spools for 10c
Imported Saxony per tkcin 07c
Black German Knitting Yarn per skein. ... 15c
Spanish Yarn 2 skeins for 25c
Large Balls Ice Wool 2 for 25c
Slate Pencils 6 for 01c
Agate Buttons per grois , 05c
Crochet Cotton 3 spooh for 10c
Vaseline per bottle 05c
2 Quart Fountain Syringe 55c
2 Quart Hot Water Bottle 65c
2 Quart Combination Hot Water Bottle and
Syringe (guaranteed) $1.25
Silk Binding Ribbon per bolt 10c
Dress Stays per Set ; 05c
New Idea Paper Patterns 10c
Envelopes per bunch 03c
Square Envelopes per bunch 05c
Writing Paper 40 sheei.8 for 05c
Alarm Clocks ,. 85c
Cotton Tape per roll 01c
Silver Stiiicned Thimbles each ... 10c
Common Thimbles each. 01c
Grain Bags per dozen ." 1,25
American A Grain Bags per dozen 2.00
Paper of 25 Darning Needles ' , . . . 05c
Knitting Needles per hct of5... 03 c
Bone Crochet Hooks each Q2c
Chalk per gross 10c
Stone Bros. Gold Filled Rings, narrow, each 25c
Stone Bros. Gold Filled Rings, wide, each.. 50c
Kcrmitz One Piece Collar Buttons each. . . . 25c
Goods Marked in Plain Figures and Sold at One 'Price J!or Cash Only.
I WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE, NORTH PLATTE.