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tfi U. P. "Watch Exnmlnnr.
Chain Purses, S
New Style Girdles,
Hat Pins,
Belt Buckles, $
Dog Collar Belts, sj
Pompadour Combs,
Bang Combs, $
Side Combs, g
And all the LATEST $
Novelties in our win-
clow. '
Clinton, &
ANNIE 0, KRAMPH, City Editor.
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1900.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck return
lliis morning from Council Bluffs.
H. L-. Walsh attended the demo
cratic state convention at Lincoln
yesterday.
The central circle of the Christian
ladies' aid society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. K.
13. Northrup.
Jaifios M. Hay, Lawyer,
M. Schlesinger, who haJ been
transacting business in town for.a
couple of days, returned to Gothen
burg this morning.
The latest ideas in the millinery
art will be ready for inspection in a
few days at the Fair.
J. 13. Bush and his children re
turned this morninir from Council
Bluffs. Mr. Bush's parents accotn
panicd them and will remain here
for several weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Armstrong is having
carpenters figure on a twelve room
residence which she contemplates
erecting this summer, and which
she will use as a boarding house.
Swan Hultman relumed this
morning from his trip to Sweden.
He reports a most delightful ocean
voyage both going and coming and
a very enjoyable visit at his old
home which he left seventeen years
ago.
Round and Half Round
Stock Tanks, all sizes, for
sale by Jos. Hershey.
The live pigeon shoot at Grand
Island Saturday between the club
of that city and the North Platte
gun club resulted in a score of 110
to 104 in favor of the former. Dol
son, Pool and Schatz made the best
individual scorcsof the North Platte
men, each killing nine out of a pos
sible ten.
Wanted Chickens, Turkeys,
Geese, Ducks and Pigeons.
McCullough & Carter.
The receipts at the separator
station yesterday aggregated 4G48
pounds, the largest amount ever
received. New patrons ara con
tinually being added to the list but
as the plant has a capacity ot
25,000 pounds daily there will be no
danger of the receipts testing the
full capacity for some time. The
patrons are all very well satisfied
with the results of the station.
The Lutheran World printed at
Cincinnati, Ohio, contained the fol
lowing; 4,At Stelhi, Neb., a series
of special terviccs closed March 3,
with fifteen accessions, eight ol
whom are adults. The pastor,
Rev. H. Zimmerman, was assisted
by Mr. W, II. Wolfe, of Lock port.
111., who more than maintained his
great reputation as a gospel singer.
His rare talents are thoroughly
consecrated. He has imagination
and sympathy, and the power to
express them in song, The church
was greatly profited by his services,
Mr. Wolle will labor in the Ne
braska Synod until after Easter,"
Mr. W. H. Wolfe is a brother ol
Rev. H. A. Wolfe, aud Is expected
here to assist Rev. Wolfe in a ser
ies of meetings beginning about
April 1st aud continuing until
Easter.
A Golden Wedding,
A rare event occurred in North
Platte yesterday the celebration
of a. golden wedding. The event
transpired at the residence of But
ler Buchanan and the celebrants
were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
II. P. Buchanan, who rounded out
fifty years of wedded happiness
yesterday.
The celebration began at three
o'clock and lasted until eleven and
during that time about 200 guests
extended their congratulations to
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan. They
were assisted in receiving by their
daughters Mcsdamcs Baskins,
Miltonbcrgcr, Buchanan and David
son and their two sons, Butler and
Thomas. The house was very
beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and in the dining room a
very artistic color scheme, in which
golden predominated, was carried
out in the table decorations.
Refreshments were served to the
guests and each lady' was presented
with a souvenir ribbon printed in
gold. Mrs. ID. A. Cary, Miss Eliz
abeth Burke nnd Robert Gary
added very much to to the enjoy
ment of the guests by the musical
selections which they gave.
Among the guests were Mr. aud
Mrs. John E. Cavenec and Mr. and
Mrs, Philip Campbell of Custer
county. The two gentlemen had
attended Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan's
silver wedding at Mt. Pleasant.
Iowa, and arc now looking forward
to helping them celebrate their dia
mond wedding,
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan were the
recipients of some very handsome
presents among others bcin? a gilt
clock, candlesticks, two gold headed
canes, a gold headed umbrella,
spoons and several books. One of
the gifts which they prize very
'highly is a set of spoons from Prof,
and Mrs. Roberts, of Ithaca. Prof.
Roberts is now the head of the
agricultural department of Cornell
college. He is a protege of Mr.
Buchanan's and accompanying the
gift was a message which said that
he was sending it to the very best
friend he had ever had.
The wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Buchanan occurred at the home ot
the bride's parents in Brook county,
W, Va., March V), 1850. For seven
years tley resided on the old home
stead in Pennsylvania. They then
came west iutending to locate in
Illinois but not finding the condi
tions there very favorable they
moved to Iowa and in 1858 located
at Mt. Pleasant where they lived
until 1884 when they came to Ne
braska and finally located in what
is now known as Buchanan precinct.
Lincoln county. They made thcii
home there until a few years atro
when they moved to town and have
since lived with their daughter,
Mrs. W. M. Baskin. They have
had eight children, five irirls'and
three boys. All of those who arc
still alive, Tuos. and Butler
Buchanan, Mrs. W. M. Baskins,
Mrs. I. L. Miltonberger, and Mrs.
A. Davidson were here yesterday.
Mr. Buchanan has always been a
prominent figure in any movement
which has had tor its purpose the
uplifting of the agricultural class
and the agricultural collcire of
Iowa, which is considered one of
the best in the world, owes a great
deal of its advancement to him. In
all of his work he has been ably
seconded by his wife whose inter
est in public affairs has always
been as strong as his. They are
of the class of people who help to
make this world a better place to
live in. Thev have a large circle
of warm friends in North Platte,
won by their many splendid quali
ties, with whom The Tkiiiunr
unites in wishing them many more
years of health, happiness and
prosperity.
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Wilcox Department Store.
Fred Elliott Declines.
1 respectfully decline the nomina
tion for city clerk tendered me by
the citizens' meeting last Saturday
evening. Fred Elliott, Jr.
Mre. Cutis, Hudson, Deuver, Col.,
writes: "Doth my children hud bod
cdBos of whoonlua couch and nothinrr
soouiod to holp thotu; Hoggs' Chorry
Cough Syrup offeuted n quick euro."
Thnt'H whnt it's guarnutood to do. Cures
coughs, colds, croup, ingrippe, bronchi
Us, pnoumonia nnd consumption. A. F
Stroitz.
HARDWARE.
28Much Plow Singletree 20c
Double Tree Clevis, Large 10c
Singletree Clevis, 2 for 15c
i-lb Box Assorted topper Rivets.'. ... 18c
Ha me Staples, 2 for 05c
Hamc Clips, 2 for 05c
Line Snaps, each 03c
Breast Snaps, each 05c
Cockeyes, each ,- 05c
Rolled Steel Stove Pipe per joint 15c
Common Stove Pipe Elbows 10c
Adjustable Stove Pipe Elbows 15c
No, 8 Galvanized Wash Boiler.. . . ... 95c
12-quart Galvanized Pails 20c
Can furnish Cultivator Shovels finished
with castings, clevises, bolts, set screws,
etc., to fit almost any Cultivator at $2 75 a
set. These will be supplied only on order.
Cash with order. If you wish a set of these
place your order early.
HARNESS.
1 1-inch Halters 85c
Hamc Strap v "10c
Riding Bridles ' D0c to $1.50
Sinchcs 20c to 50c
Bridle Bits ...8c to 90c
Our stock is complete in Farm Har
ness, Leather Collars, Canvas Collars,
Work Bridlep, Back Bands, Belly Bauds,
Breast Straps, Yoke Straps, Tugs, Trace
Chains. Leather by the Hide or Cut in
Strips. Everything needed to fit up for
spring work.
GROCERIES.
25c
25c
25c
25c
14c
35c
Arbucklc's CoiTcc 13c, 2 pkgs
Lion CoiTcc 13c, 2 pkgs
German Coffee 13c, 2 pkgs
X X X X Coffee ..13c, 2 pkgs
Bee Coilce per pkg
Bogota Coffee 18c, 2 pkirs
licci lvxtract, i ounce jar 2ac
Table Salt 2 sacks for 05c
25 pounds Cornmcal (white or yellow). 25c
Snowllakc Patent Flour per sack 90c
Kingsford's Silver Gloss Starch pr pkg 08c
Corn Starch per pkg 05c
Yeast Foam, 2 pkgs for 05c
On Time Yeast. 2 pkgs for 05c
Bird Seed per lb 07c
Battle Ax Tobacco per plug 35c
Star Tobacco per plug... .". 45c
Horse Shoe Tobacco per plug 45c
J. T. Tobacco per plug 20c
Duke's Mixture Tobacco per lb 35c
Kerosene Oil per gallon 16c
Vinegar per gallon 20c
3-lb Pail Lard 25c
5-lb Pail Lard 40c
Buckwheat Flour per lb 4c
Baker's Chocolate 18c, 2 cakes for . . . . 35c
Diamond C Soap 9 bars for 25c
Cream of Wheat, per pkg 15c
Search Light Matches per box........ 04c
Vitos, Pillsbury's 13c, 2 pkgs 25c
burcded Whole Wlieat liiscuit, - pkgs -c
Horse Radish per bottle 10c
Grand Pa's Wonder Soap 05c
Armour's Tar Soap 05c
Baker r Cocoa, i lb can Joe
K. C. Baking Powder, 25 ounces 20c
Aunt Jcmina Pancake Flour per pkg. 10c
Rice, The Best, 3 lbs 25c
NOTIONS.
Thread, 4 spools for 15c, 7 for ....... . 25c
50 yds Corticclll Sewing Silk 04c
100 yds Corticclll Sewing Silk 08c
New Idea Patterns 10c
Baby Ribbon per yd 01c
Cotton Tape per roll 01c
Velveteen Skirt Binding per yd. ..... . 03c
Waterproof Skirt Binding per yd.. . . 08c
Envelopes per bunch 03c
Square Envelopes per bunch 05c
Writing Paper, 36 sheets for 05c
Full Count Pins per paper 02c
Table Oilcloth per yd 20c
Alarm Clocks 85c
Imported Saxony per skein ,07c
Hat Pins per dozen 04c
Silk Binding Ribbon per bolt 10c
7-inch Nickel Back Horn Combs 08c
Round Combs each 05c
Pompadour Combs with sets. 25c
Carpet Warp on Spools (colored) per lb 19c
Carpet Warp on Spools (white) per lb. 17c
2- qt Fountain Syringe (guaranteed... 75c
3- qt Fountain Syringe (guaranteed)... 90c
2-qt Hot Water Bottle (guaranteed)... 85c
LAMP CHIW
No. 1 Common Lamp Chimneys 04c
No, 2 Common Lamp Chimneys 06c
No. 1 Heavy Lamp Chimneys 10c
No. 2 Heavy Lamp Chimneys 12c
No. 2 Rochester Lniop Chimneys 10c
No. 3 Rochester Lamp Chimneys 15c
Tubular Lantern Glomes 07c
'Goods marked in plain figures and sold at One Price for Cash. Only.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
R
AVA I Baking
4ftS0DTEiylPuitE
Powder
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
KOVU BAKim POWOM CO., NW YORK.
NORTH PLPCTTE, NEB,
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OF QUALITY
YOUR MONEY
is merely on deposit, subject to your satisfaction
when buying
SLEEPY EYE Tlour
You take no chances in ordering a sack. It's
guaranteed, without a compromise. It has proven
itself a perfect bread producer to thousands and
thousands of housewives who will use no other
brand, and
A MARK
RUSH 6c MURRAY
Will llll jour order
Promptly... .
Geo. Vromau returned this morn
ing from Omaha where he had been
spending about ten days on busi
ness connected with the P. of L. 15.
Work upon V. 13. McCarty's new
residence has been commenced and
is being rapidly pushed. When
finished it will be quite a commo
dious cottage.
Several of the members, of the
gun club stopped at Drady Island
on their way home from the match
at Grand Island and put in Sunday
and Monday duck hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cavanee and
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Campbell, who
came to attend the Buchanan gold
en wedding, returned this morning
to their home in Custer county.
1 have engaged n competent
dressmaker who will be with me
March 26th, and who comes to me
well recommended as an artistic
dressmaker. I would solicit a lib
eral share of patronage from the
ladies of North Platte. Call at my
house or call by telephone for fur-
wilt uuurniaiiuit.
MKH. 1. L. Mlll'ONHUKC.UK.
At the meeting of the board of
county coiiiinissioncrb held yester
day upou a petition from the resi
dents of OTallons precinct it was
decided to change the name of it
to Sutherland, They also very
thoroughly discussed the Union
Pacific delinquent tax question and
decided to instruct the county at
torney to commence at once forcclos
sure proceedings against the com
pany for the lull amount of taxes
due and uupaid. ThecommiEbionerB
have given the matter of these back
taxes considerable attention and
after consultation with the county
attorney have decided that they
have absolutely no right to make a
compromise of these taxes and that
the company ought to be compelled
to do as other taxpayers have al
ready done, pay the full amount ol
taxes unuer protest and the
nucK rtMiei irom wnm it c annn i
unjust tax'atfo'n, liy legal methb'dd.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dorram re
turned Saturday .afternoon from
Cozad.
D. S. Schofielrf of Wallace, is
spending the day in town transact
ing business. -
Thos. Duggaii. who had been
ppendiug a few days here visiting
his sister, Mrs. Thos. Dumey, left
this morning for his home in Wood
River, lie is just returning from
a three years' trip through the
west.
The assessors are gradually
gathering for the meeting this af
temoon. An informal meeting
was held this morning to discuss
ways and means. It is not thought
any radical changes will be made
in tlic basis ot valuation, mil we
believe that a return to a one-filth
valuation should be made. Lincoln
county is paying an undue propor
tion of the state taxes, a fact that
the assessors should take into con
hidcraliou.
The millinery department at the
Fair Store will be in charge of Miss
Marie Towuscud, of Chicago, tins
bcason.
At the meeting ol the republican
county central committee held last
Saturday it was decided to hold
but one convention and the date
selected was April 21st. At this
convention delegates to the sevcra
conventions, the dale of some of
which has not yet been announced,
will be selected and a candidate for
county attorney nominated, The
convention to nominate the candi
date for county commissioner for
the North Platte district will not
be held until late in the summer.
The official call of the county con
vention will be published in our
next Issue.
Railroad Notes, t
Asa Searlc, who has been laying'
off on account of illness, has re
ported for duty again.
Oscar Smith commenced working
iti the machine shofi da a machinists'
helper yesterday morning.
President Burt passed through
in the special car No. 02 on train
No. 2 enroute home to Omaha.
Train No. 101 has been coming
in in two sections for several days
owing to the fact that the C, 13. &
O. mail train fails to make connec
tions at Council Binds.
Sunday 188 cars ot special fast
through freight passed here
in the four sections of train
No, 19. This gives some idea of
the large amount of freight busi
ness which the Union Pacific is now
handling.
P. II. McICvoy attended the great
two-ringed circus in Lincoln.
ChaB. T. "Whelan returned this
morning trout a brief visit in Sid
ney.
Miss Bertha Thoelecke is attend
ing the meeting of the central Ne
braska teachers' association.
See W. V. Breyer as "Rip Van
Winkle" at the opera house next
Friday evening. Admission 25, 35
and fifty cents. Prof. Brandon'B
orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs. IS. A. Cooncy and children
lcit this morning ior South Dakota.
Chicago forecast for North
Platte andjicinity; Partly cloudy
with light snow tonight. Wed
nesday, wanner and fair. The
maximum temperature yesterday
was 49. One year ago 42. Mini
mum temperature this morning was
24. One year ago 15.
Purities tho blood, tills tho system
with lifo, health nnd vigor liesgi'
Blood Purillor. "It cured mo ot dvs
popsin and castivoncss nnd othor din'
onsoa orising from impure blood; I think
it's a splendid modicino, buvb Mrs. Alice
R6od, Butlor, Mo. A. F. Stroitz.
HUMPHREYS'
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
A. A. I FEVERS, rcmceitlnm. tnflamma.
cvusf ilotu. Luqr Veter. Milk Fever.
. D. IHIMIAIKH. LBiencM. Injuries,
cuius (KheumatUm.
!. C HOHK THROAT. Qulniy, Epliootlc,
JIWORMB. Bon. Grubf.
H. K.iroUOIIB, CnU. Influent, Inflame
cvua ( Lunti. I'leuro.l'heiimnnla.
V. VAVOIAV. DHIvarhe. Wlad.Blown.
cvftcsfUlarrhca. Bvientery.
O.U. rrcrenti MIHCARHIAGK.
curb; KIDNEY A BLADDER DISOIinP.IIH,
I. 1. 1BKI.V DIHBAHKH. Mange, Eruption.
cvasatUlcen. Ureaie, Farcy.
J. K.tBAp CONDITION. Rlarlni Coal.
cvRMf Inoiceitloti, blomaeh matters.
DOc. each! BUbla Cans, Ten Speelfles, Hook, Jkc, IT.
At drumttsU or ent prepaid on receipt o( price.
Uumpbreri' Mellelna Co., Cor. William i John
flu.. Mew York. VgnttMAgT Jtutviu aorr Tutu
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAL WEAKNESS
nnd Prostration from Over
"work or other causes.
Humphreys' Homeopath la Specific
No. EH, In uao over 40 yenro, the only
uocerul rumody.
$lperrlal,orpecialpaokaitwtthpowdr,for$a
8oM by Dmirgliti , or lent poit-l4 on rtclpt of price
Hl'irllHKis'MKD. CO., Ctf.WIIIU a foia SU.,KrYtra
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W. F. McGLONE & CO.
Yeast Cakes are low, but they shall rise again, aud so
will your bread if you use our
Snow Flake Flour $1.00 a Sack
ami your dollar back if it is not the best Flour you can buy
in Nortli Platte, outside of this store, at any price. See that
the name of Wells, Abbott & Nieinau is on every sack.
The other fellow tells you what he has that is cheap;
we will tell you of some things that arc good to eat.
Monarch Asparagus Points 30c per can
Monarch Ulack Kaspbcrriea. 25c per can
Monarch Strawberries 25c per can
Monarch Pitted Red Cherries 25c per can
Cabiuo Sliced Peaches 40c per can
Full Lino of Casino Brand Trults and Vegetables
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&' Oriole Prunes (the Guest grown) 3 to a sauce dish. . .20c per lb !
l Oriole iiruucs. Silver 15c per lb l-f
l' Fancy Muir Peaches ,. .15c pet lb l
fl' Club House Coffee 35c per lb 4j
Club House Baking Powder. . 40c per lb
XXXX Bulk Olives 50c per qt
Log Cabin Maple Syrup per gal
Lipton's English breakfast Tea 75c per lb
Liptou'B Oolong 75c per lb
Naban Ceylou Tea 70c per lb
Full line of Salt Fish White Fish, Mackerel, Herrlug,
Salmon, Whole Cod Fish 7 ceuts a pound.
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