Wat ' Jloriit
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTFy NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1900.
NO. 03.
THE
EUREKA
STOCK
FOOD
The Eureka Stock Food
has no superior on tho mar
ket. All kinds of stock like
it. It is compounded on
scientific principles from the
best, purest nnd most nu
tritious ingredients. Tt is
tho very essence of stock
foods. "One-third the quan
tity accomplishes equal or
better results than any
other stock food on the mar
ket. It helps digestion,
makes fat, bono and muscle,
prevents diseases and cures
them.
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For Horses, Colts. Milch
Cows or other Cattle, Hogs
or Sheep, Eureka Stock
Food has no superior. It
keeps them ina- thriving
healthy condition when fed
according to directions.
Testimonials arc coming in
daily from parties using it
praising its medicinal, nu
tritiouq, fattening and cura
tive qualities.
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It is the best Stock' Food on the market and a faithful test will verify our statement. If your dnuggist; or grocer doos
not. have a supply of Eureka Stock Food on hand, write or wj reft the manufacturers.
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Try it and be convinced, price only 25 cents a package; 5 pounds to one ton lots proportionately cheaper.
THE EUREKA STOCK FOOD COMPANY,
A Oood Matrimonial Chance.
Is there a young couple in Lin
colu county or western Nebraska
who want to be married and would
like to pet a good start for house
keeping without any expense to
themselves? If so, the executive
committee or the North Platte
street fair would like to make their
acquaintance.
The committee will pay all ex
penses of a wedding ceremony to
take place in public on a platform
in the street during the street fair.
In addition the couple will be
presented with a cash prize of $10
by the committee, a gol'd wedding
ring and a gold pin for the bride
and a large number of useful and
ornamental articles of dress nnd
household utility.
Any conple who will agree to be
married in the manner desired are
requested to address or call upon.
13. E. WouE,
Charmn, Matrimonial Committee.
An Early Morning Wedding.
Arthur B. Yates and Mtss Mollie
Connelly were united in marriage
at St. Patrick's church Wednesday
morning at half past live by Kev.
Haley in the presence of.fifty or
more invited guests.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding breakfast was served, and at
7:30 the bridal couple left on a tour
that will include Denver, Salt Lake
Citv aud intermediate points. They
will be absent a couple of weeks,
and upon their return will take up
their residence in the house in the
Third ward which the groom
bought and furnished prior to the
ceremony.
Mrs, Yatea is the daughter of
Mrs. Kate Connelly and has resided
in or near the city all her life. She
attended the North Platte schools
and later took up the vocation of
teacher, in which she was very
successful. She is a bright, pleasant
young lady of many charming
traits of character and will make
the man of her choice an ever faith
ful and happy helpmate.
Mr. Yates has resided in Lincoln
county for fifteen or more years,
coming here with his lather in the
early 80's., and settling near
Sutherland. For two or three
years past he has been employed as
a fireman on the Union Pacific.
He is a steady, sober and in
dustrious young man, aud the fact
that he purchased and furnished a
house prior to the wedding in
dicates that he has not wasted hi
substance in riotous Hying.
To Mr. and Mrs. Yates we ex
tend, with many friends, our best
wishes forfuture success.
BETWEEiV THE RIVERS.
L E. Jones had the misfortune
thtt other day to have a fine milch
cow die from eating too much
alfalfa.
6. W. Rich ol Maxwell, will take
charge of the Nichols school on
Monday next.
Del Urowulield has completed
his job of plowing the fire guards
along the U. P. section at Nichols.
Miss Kate Sullivan of Nichols
has been with friends at the county
scat on business this week.
Seeberger & Co. have taken in
several bushels of new wheat with
in the past few days at Ilershey.
F. 10. Turner and Miss Bertha
Piersou will take charge of the
O'Fallous school on Monday, Sept.
10th.
A representative ol the Omaha
World Herald was trying to do
business up this way for that
paper the forepart of the week.
O. W , Sullivan marketed hogs
at Sutherland last Monday.
Mrs. William lives returned from
North Platte the first of the week.
She will return within a few days
aud then remain until after the
street fair.
A. B. Goodwin is attending the
street fair at Grand Island this
week.
G. L. Mudd on the Paxton ranch
shipped a car of fat hogs to south
Omaha Monday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Hill of Her
shey and their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Day ot Oweiro, N. Y.,
have returned from their visit to
Denver and other western points,
A family by the name of Wilson
from down the line now occupy the
W. 10. Park residence near Nichols.
The ice cream social in the hall
at Ilershey last evening for the
benefit of the M. 10. pastor was
well patronized and a neat little
sum of money realized.
Geo. Wilson and Miss Blanch
Welliver were united in marriage
at the home of the bride's parents
last Wednesday in the presence of
several relatives and intimate
friends, Justice of the Peace
Brooks officiating. Their many
friends all join in wishing them
much happiness.
We understand that relatives of
Mrs. II. 10. Stone from Paxton will
soon start a boarding house in the
Strickler residence at Ilershey.
DICKENS DOINGS.
KubscII Bickford of Welllleet, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fristo
and family this week.
W. J. Duggan went to South
Omaha Sunday morning with two
cars of cattle which he placed on
the market. Mr, Duggan had some
fine cattle and got the highest
market price.
Miss Nellie Cossclmau of North
Platte, is visit intr with relatives
and friends in this community this
wecK.
Cecil Tucll received a car of
groceries a tew days ago which he
has opened up ready to sell. lie also
received his dry goods and Invites
everyone to call and look over his
stock.
Roy Bickford of Lincoln, Neb,,
was visiting with Mr. and Mrs, J.
M. Ftisto and fa'mily a few days
last week.
Six trains passed over the
Burlington Saturday. One train
had eighty cars. Six years ago a
train of eighty cars would have
hauled all the freight that was
shipped on the road in a week.
"Hurrah for McKinley,"
Miss Bertha Austin of Ogalalla,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L. P.
Hodges this week,
We regret to learn that one of
bur preachers Rev. Frank Johnson
f will depart in a few days for
Omaha to receive medical treat
ment. He has very weak lungs
and he thought perhaps he could
he helped. Rev. Johnson was well
liked by all who knew him and it is
hoped he can return in a few
mouths.
We are closing out our go-carts
for twenty per cent less than regu
lar prices. Ginn & Whjnoand.
A MAN
who takes pride in his per
sonal appearance a good
"dresser" docs not buy
his dress suits from ready
made stocks he gets a tai
lor to make his clothes and
thus secures a perfect fit.
We, make suits mid guar
antee them to 'fit at prices
from ....
$25.00 Up.
We have a fine line of
Kail and Winter Suitings.
F.J. BROEKER
Merchant Tailor
Over Moreoh's Harbor Shop.
Drs. Sliepard & Headrick
These Physicians Decide to Make
North Platte a Consultation point
and will visit here regularly
every month,
ARE THEY RELIABLE?
Drs. Shopurd ,t Hondrlok aro not
"traveling dootors" in nny sonse. Tholr
proottoo has Leon established in Oinahn
for nine yours. Tholr llnnnolnl standing
can bo ascertained through tho banks.
They huvo largo nnd woll equipped
oIHcob In tho Now York Lifo Building,
and also conduct a Sanitarium, or Fri
vato Hospital, whloh iH usually fuil of
patients. Tho dootors will visit North
Platto ovory month, for ono day, to per
sonally cotiHult with tholr patlouts In
this county. This motithly visit will bo
a permanent feature of tholr work, In
tending patlouts may consult nnd bo
oxatninod freo of chargo. Hoforoncos
by permission to Linooln county pooplo
who know all about Dn. Shopord &
lloadriok'u methods from personal ox
porionco. HOW MUCH TO PAY?
Feeh aro oxtreinoly light. All charges
aro buHori upon tho wholemdo cost of
mudiuinos required in each ease.
Worthy people wishing troiitmont, but
utiablo to pay cash for services, will bo
givon reoBoiiitblo titno. Poor pooplo will
ho trcntod for wliatovor sum thoy nro
ablo to pay. All aro invitod toeomo.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Our Homo Troiitmont is ollleient ii all
mild forms ot wonkiico mid uilmonta ot
womon. Our main olTort is to pickvknt
TIIK NKKI) OP OI'I'.ltATIONH. Many CU8C8
may bo ourod by mild moans at tho
pationt'e homo. Wo invito womon to in
yostigato wlmt wo nro now doing for
their newborn in their own town nr
county. Sevoro canes requiring oporn-1
tionB nro enrod for at our Sanitarium.
MTOMACX, UVXK, XXDXBYS,
NXXVKi AWD XMAJtT.
Tho vnrloua ailments of these import
ant organs treated by new mothod that
give prompt relief in nil curable cases.
Please ask us for our special literature
explaining our way of rapidly handling
nil chronio affections.
CATARXH, DIATOMS AMD LUWO
TXOUBLX.
Cutarrh, Headache, Deafness and
Bond NoIboo promptly benefitted, We
linvo trontod 12,000 such easM in the
past ton years. Wo furnish references
nmoDg your own neighbors. Examina
tion freo. Bronchitis, Asthma nnd be
ginning Lung Disease successfully treat
ed by Ozono InhnhUIonc. Thoeo nro
givon at tho ofilco or nt the patient's
homo by monns of tho Shopard & Hend
rlolt V zone Inhaler. Ask for names of
cured cobcb.
Tho Consultation date for
North Platto 1 Saturday,
Scjitcmhor 8th nt Novlllo
Hotel.
THE QUICK TRAINS
A HE RUN VIA THE
Union Pacific
10 Hours Quicker to Salt Lake City,
15 Hours Quicker to Portland,
15 HourB Quicker to San Francisco
PKOM MISSOURI RIVER
THAN ANY OTIIKR LINK
All Trains Wide Vestihuled,
Splendid Rquipment,
Pullman Palace Sleepers,
Dining Car Service.
Pullman Ordinary
Sleeping Cars Daily, and
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
EXCURSIONS EVERY
WEEK.
For full iuformatiou call on
Jas. B, Scanlan, Agent,