$fec tmt- WffMH BrHmtw
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1901.
I
IRA Ii BARE, EniTon awd PnoPBiKTOR
8UI180IIIPTION BATES.
On Vtfir, cnhlnlYnc, 1,25
Bli Monthi, eh in advance 7B Cnt"
nratheNorthritt(Nbrrt)poioffleiM
eood-otaiimttUr.
Additional Local.
SiinrifT Kclihcr took in the ball
game at Kearney Wednesday re
turning the same night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Hoagland ex
pect to leave tomorrow for a visit
with relatives in Lincoln.
h. 13. Hcskctt of Birdwood was in
town Thursday and reported every
thing O. K. itf that country.
Mrs S. 13. Bangs left Wednesday
night for Dcs Moines, la., where
She Will make an CXtcnUCO VlSll.
The Uniscopal guild held their
ecmi-monthly social this afternoon
at the home of Mtb. A. F. Parsons,
13berly Woodmansce is filling the
position of chief clerk in the post
office during the absence of Albert
Sdiatz.
13 A. Carv and Butler Buchanan
who attended a session ot tiic
Kearney prsbytcry in Grand' Island
returned home Wednesday.
ier ion .Irivs onlv: two storv. six
room house and three lots for $735
or cattle.
...
MissAUUa KOCKcnnas acccpicu
an invitation todo institute work at
Sidney. The institute at that
place begins on inc oi June.
Syd Lcntz of Wallace transacted
business in town Wednesday. Mr.
Lcntz BayB that prospects for crops
in his neighborhood is good this
BCason.
There are on an average about
fifty tramps passing through this
city cycry day. Most of them how-
ever, spend but little time in town,
leaving the day they arrive.
Mrs. I. N. Dempscy ot Moorciieia
ia the irucBt of Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Cunnintrham. On her return home
Mrs. Cunningham will accompany
her for a brief visit.
Alfred A. Oilman returned Wed-
ncsday uiht from Philadelphia
where he graduated from a thco
locical colleirc. He will be ordained
to the diaconate next Sunday.
If it isn't an Eastman it isn't a
kodak, and Doolittle is aijent for
Eastman's goods
One of Harrington & Tobin's de
hyery teams took a spin around
town WedncRuay noon causing
puitc a little excitement, The
team was finally caught in the
south part of town, No damage
resulted except to the wagon.
A trayeling photographer struck
the city this week and took a num-
NT.H. TJInltn fr.lom Tlinorlni, If
waB his intention to sell the pic
tttres around town, but finding that
the pnvclegc would cost him $15 iu
order to Bccurc license he decided
that the game was not worth the
candle, and went iarthcr cast.
The Nebraska Teacher is making
arrangements for a state spelling
contest. The list of words for this
contest was published in the June
number ot that paper. At each
county lustitute those attending
will spell for the championship.
The best spcllcrB will be chosen to
rcnrctieut that county at the state
teachers' meeting. A prize of from
iifty to one hundred dollars will be J
giyen to the winner in the state
contest. Such a match will be held
in connection with the Imcoln
county teachers' institute.
OVERALLS
AND JUMPERS
Kailroad cut, same style '"as
Carhart's, made of same
weight goods, buttons put on
with rings. Price, what our
prices always arc, KIGHT.
Blue and, White Stripe per
suit x $1.40
Overalls 70
Jumper 70
HEAVY 1JLUIC DISNIM,
same weight vou imv from
$2.00 to $2.25 per suit for
Overalls 80
Jumper
.80
Suit $l.f0
HluStorc open evenings until
b o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store.
Judgo Soughorty Send.
Judge Kay received a telegram
this forenoon annottiicinir the
death at Denver of Kalph C.
Dougherty, father of Mrs. Ray.
Judge Dougherty was one of the
pioneer settlers of North Platte
and a prominent and influential
citizen during his residence here.
lie served a term as county clerk,
and as a justice of the peace in the
earlv life of the city administered
justice without fear or favor, All
our old-time citizens knew Judge
Dougncrty and they will regret to
learn of his death.
Owing to slack business ten fire
men were suspended at this point
today by the Union Pacific.
Chicago weather forecast for
North Platte and vicinity: Show
ers and thunder storms tonight
and Saturday.
The Kensington of the Ladies'
Society of the B. of h. F. will be
held at the home of Mrs. A. 13.
iaica iiuai iiicBuay .uicriiuuii.
Mrs. Pitt, who has been conduct-
ing the Farmers' Home restaurant
has sold out to Mrs. Jenkins, who
lok possession today.
Henry Rcbhauscn a few days ago
purchased a half interest in the
Vienna restaurant and is giving
the business his personal attention,
rnc rainiaiuasi nigiit was l.u:
inches. Thus far the rainfall for
me montu lias ueen -'.Ob, as corn
pad with fif ty-cightli one hun-
dredth ol an inch for the same pe-
nod of last year.
... marriairc todav in Ciilcatror to
Jom D Kya( Among the wedding
prc8Ct8 ;9 a beautiful silver berry
8et fron, 1Jridc of Nebraska No. 1.
L. O. T. M, of this city, Miss
Yhitc having been a faithful mcin-
bcr of this lodge for a number of
years.
At the meeting of tlio Konrnp.v
a ;
Presbytery at Grand Island Tues-
day a committee was appointed to
thoroughly investigate the trouble
and dissension ot the Presbyterian
i -
church of this city. It is hoped
mat inc inaucr may uc peaceably
settled and the members be able to
work m harmony
SHIRTS AND
NIGHT SHIRTS.
Men's Fancy Shirts with .
collars 50
Men's Fancy Shirts detach
able collars . . . . , 50
Men's Fancy Shirts band
collars 50
Men's Unlaundricd White
Shirts 50
Men's Fancy Shirts all
SIV1CS IS
cns irancv
Shirts all
SIJ ICS
81.00
Men's Muslin NiVht Shirts. .50
Men's Muslin Night Shirts,
extra line ipl.U
Men's Outing- Flannel Night
Shirts 50
Made by the Wood Mftr Co.,
it. Tir I .ii ci.!. -i rvz
llllU IIIU tYilUIIllHUll oiuri uu.
iiQX.Storc open evenings until
8 o'clock.
I Wilcox Department Store.
All Kinds oi
$HOE REPAIRING
5
Ml
Mu
AND
Volvo t IZnhlyov ioc.s
(the best) at
C. NEWMAN'S
U
M
Mi
Mi
Mi
Ml
Ml
Ml
Ml
REPAIR SHOP.
Corner of Sixth ami Locum Street.
1
ONE FAKE
Plus $2.00
for the
ROUND TRIP
to
CHICAGO, ILL.
For Summer Sessions Kduca-
tional Institutions at Chicago,
iiuriug- .nine, ivui, me UNR)N
PACIFIC will sell tickets June
12 to 15 inclusive, from all noints
on its lines iu Kansassind Ne
braska, at the above greatly re
duced rate.
Final return limit September
1MI1, l'JUl.
For full information, call on
JAB. B, SCANLAN, Agent.
The body of an unknown train P
was lounu ucau near uotnicr, a
sidetrack on the Denver branch.
seven miles from Alliance Wedncs
day. No marks were on the body
and it is not known whether he fell
irottt a train or was struck by light-
ning. The remains were taken to
Sidney.
u JL.yH
Every womnn in the country
ought to know nbout
issuer's Friend
Those who do know about it
wonder how they over fjotnlont;
without it. It lias robbed child
birth of its terrors for many a
young wife It has preserved her
girlish figure nntl saved her much
suffering. It is nn external lini
ment niul carries with it therefore,
nbsolutcly no danger of upsetting
tlio system ns drugs taken intern
ally are apt to do. It is to be
rubbed into the abdomen to soften
nml strengthen the muscles which
aro to bear the strain. This means
much les9 pain. It also prevents
morning sickness and all of the
other discomforts of nrcininiicv.
A druggist of Macon, Ga., says:
" I have sold a largo quantity of
Mother's Friend and have never
known an instance where it has
failed to produce the good results
claimed for it."
A prominent lady ot Lam-
berton, Ark., writes: "With my
first six children 1 was in labor
from 24 to 30 hours. After using
Mother's Friend, my seventh was
born in 4 hours."
Oct Mother's 1'rlciiri attticdruir
More, 91.00 iter liotllu.
THE URADHELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, CA.
Will for our fret llla.lr.t.1 lKlr, "BEFOBE BABY
STEBBINS' STABLE.
Liycry, Feed, Boarding- and Sale.
NEW RIGS,
Accommodations Good.
FCC(i cr team to haw 35 cents a
night; noon feed 15 cents.
L. C. Stebbins,
'Phono 101.
North Platte,
- - Nubrnsku.
He's Had a Fit
which becomes him immensely,
mainly because we gave it to him
Our made to order suits hanjr on
the wearer as naturally as the
bark on a tree. There's nothing-
stiiT. awkward nr in mil' wnv
J -"j
suggestive of ready-made com
promises for the real thine in any
of our artistic dress creations.
woolens, genuine; patterns,
handsome; styles, correct; prices,
squar.
F. J. fitoekei'.
c Stitch in Time
Saves Nine
Is a trite old saying, and is
particularly true when applied
io ouoes. uur Dusiness is to
mend Shoes, and people eive
us tho credit of IfttnwittiT nnr
himinoqq frmn n tnv Tfvr.nr
c w!.' i v I
llltllUHiy, UllUy
Uicm Here.
G-eovge Tekulve.
YKLL0W 1'KONT SHOE 8T0HE.
CALL ON
I. TK.
FORT
T'Olt
II D M I) nml aIiai
U. I .11.11. (111(1 OlJllil
J(
00,000 acres of U. P. K. R.
and other lauds for sale.. .
BARGAINS IN RANCHES
AND PASTURE LANDS.
Olllco iu Ottouatoln Block.
NORTH PUflTTE, NEB.
WW
Drugs, Paints, Varnishes,
OILS, ALABASTINE, PAINT BRUSHES, TOILET SOAPS,
Perfumes, Liquors and Cigars.
CITY PHARMACY, NORTH PLATTE, NEB. j
UY lilt, L. II. Z,OA'GJ31 . i
1
r r
Davis, the Hardware Man.
I1' Wc sell Masury's Paint, if your house looks like a fright,
Paint it, or how will it look bv the nuw uujctkic ught?
A To keep hot or cold, purchase
i. Gasoline Stove,
r V r C TT 1 -KT ...1
ui win iiuruwai u man wnom
If you like'sport wc havcGuns, Fish Hook and Lines,
, Bicvclcs and Hammocks to help you kill time.
Bring- in your repair work and old gasoline stoves,
They will promptly be repaired where nobody owes,
xu v or Kakcs, llocs and Shovels,
Ot Knives, Razors and Scissors, wc still have a few,
Can give you a sole or heel for
f' uur I'ots, rans and ivcttics anu Aluminum ware,
"Will open your eyes and cause you to stare,
"Wire Netting-, for Poultry, Screen Wire for Hies,
And for a plumber wc have captured a genuine prize.
(t lJ il 11 iJ (il (i (VJ fcj (VJ 1,'
I:
mi
m Cent Cigar to
AT SOHEMALZRIEnD'S.
ASK ANY PAINTER ABOUT
HEATH & MILLIGAN PAINTS
c
The North
t.,
a 'Free Sample Shade Cards.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C.
V. BEDELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Onicoa: North Tlntto Nntional Bnnk
Building, North Plntte, Neb.
?. K UENN1S' M D"
IIOMOEOPATIIIST,
Ovsr First National Unnk,
NOIIT1I l'LATTK.
NEI1HA8KA.
J, S. Hoagland, W. V. Hoaomnd
Hoagland & Hoagland,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
Onloo over
McDonald's llnak.
NOHT11 l'LATTK, NEB.
yiLCOX & IIALLIQAN,
ATTORNE YS-AT-LAW,
WOltTll l'LATTK, - - - NKUHAHKA
OlUca over North I'lntte Notional Unnk.
tt S. KIDQELY,
J 1 .
ATTORNE V-AT-L AW.
Otllco MoDonahl Ulook, Dewoy stroot
NORTH PLATTE, - - NEBRASKA
yt. G. 1J. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ollice over I'ost Ollice.
Tckpliouu 115.
North l'lntto, - - NobniBlui
A.
11. DAVIS,
i A'LTO I IN 13 Y-AT-L A V.
NORTH l'LATTK,, - - NEBRASKA
Gnuly UlocU Rooma 1 &2.
7H
l O. I'ATTRltSON,
' KTTORNBY-KT-LHW,
Olllco ovor Yollow Front Shoo Storo
NORTH 1LATTE, NKB.
F. ROCHE,
A'lIO UN E Y. AT. LAW,
HlNMAN HI.OCK, - Dl'.WKY StRKKT,
North Pi.atte, Nkiuiabka.
a Refrigerator, Kanyc or
, .
nouoay owes.
Nozzles, Sprinklers, Hose,
I
yonr shoe.
(j fc fcVJ (V) (j (J bt fcSJ 41 tl (J fc bVJ 1 1'
Platte Pharmacy,
Exclusive Agents.
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm flflaehinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK & SALISBURY
NORTH PLATTE.
Wm. Gaxiivt,
Blacksmith mid
Wngonitiaker.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
Horse Shoeing $4 per Team.
Also reductions 111 the price of all
otlicr worK. work LMiaraiucud or
money refunded. Give us a call
Locust street south of Yost'
harness store.
J. F. FILL10N,
Plumber, Tinworkcr
General Repairer.
Special attention given to
WHEELS TO RENT
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOIt I'UIILIOATION.
Loud onice fit North I'lntte, Nob.,
Mny 18, 1901.
Notice In lierrbr olvon thnt tho foltowiniMinmed
pettier has Oleil notice of his Intention to mnke
flnnl proof In support of his clnlm, nml lhnt snld
proof will be mnde before Register nml ltecelrer
t North I'latle.Neb., on July Mb, 1001, vlzs
JUIIN II, JKNKI.NM,
ho made homestead rntrv No. 1T731 for the
nortlienst qunrter of section 28, township 15 north,
range 30 went.
Ho nnmeii tue following wltnpp.cn (o prove run
continuous residence noon nml cultivation of snld
Innd, viz: Fred Mnlohn, Enoch Oimm.lngs, W. K.
CotIIIb nnd II. Dicker, nil of North Pintle, Neb.
tnZl-U "liO. rc. FHKNGH, IleRlster,
NOTICK FOH PUIIUOATION.
Lnnd omco nt North I'lntte, Neb., )
afar 2,1901. (
Notice Is horcbr civet) Hint the following. nsmen.
settler tins filed notice of his Intention to mnke
flnnl proof In support of his clnlm, nnd thnt enld
Drool will bo mnele before lteulster fcnd Itecvlvor
nt North Flntte, Neb., on June 17th, 1(01, vim
OHAHLES U. OOttOHKY.
Who inndo Homestead Knlrjr No. 1M07 for lots
ii, 12, i;i nnd ii, Hoctlon 13, Town iz, norm,
ltnnge 28 wost.
He nnmos tho following witnesses lo nrovn his
continuous residence upon nnd cultlvntlon of snld
Innd viz: W. I). Lylo, llrndjr, Ncb.i E. K. Erlciwou,
i reo l.ricupon nnu August Joiinson, Maxwell, rich.
ruin IIMIKUK B. rilKIvuil, llrglMnr,
TIMUElt OULTUUK, FINAL 'I'llOOF NOTICE
TON PUDLIOATIOh.
Iind OlUce nt North l'lntto. Neb.
Mny Oth, 1(01.
Notice Is hereby itlven Hint Jnmos A.
HoberlH has filed notice of Intentlou to mnko
flnnl proof before register nnd receiver nt their
office In North l'lntto. Neb., on Moiulnr the
1IU dny ot June. on tlinlmr culture smill-
cntlon No. K',U7M, for tho nouthonst (junrtor ot
secuon no. e, in lownsnip no. 1U, norm rnnuo
No, 21 west. Ho tinmen ns witnesses: J. W.
Johnson, ot Inghnni, Neb.) Mnrlou Chester, ot
urniiy isinuu, nuu.t neoruo uuno ami usenr ii.
lirndicy, OI Moorenold, Noli.
mm Ufconoie u. ritKNcn, llPKlstnr.
NOT10B FOH i'UIILIOATION
Lnnd 0 ill co nt North I'lntte, Nob. )
Mny 4th, 1001. f
Notice Is horoby nlven tbnt tho followlnif
turned settler lins tiled notice of his Intention to
mnko flnnl nroof In suonort of his clnlm nnd Hint.
snld proof will bo mndo boforo ri'Rlstcr nnd re
colvur ot tho U. 8. Ijiud Ofilco nt North l'lntto,
nou., on Juno a, w,
JOHN EIIM'.IIS,
who mnde homestond nptillcntlon No, 17,1111 for
tho south hnlf ot the northwest iiinrtor nnd wot
unii oi souinwpMi qunrior oi section Zl, lown 1U,
north rnnuo J wont.
Ha nnnies the followlna wltnesNen to tirovn his
continuous resldpncouiion nnd cultlvntlon of snld
lnnd, viz: Ulins. J, tioikiu.or i:clio, tivh.i Frnnk
OyKiu, Hunry I.ltiiioineyor nnd Honry Ehlors, of
uucnnnnn, nou.
lmu ueo. i:. iitKNCii, ltoglstor.
NOT1CK FOR rUllMOATIO.V.
Lmul Olllco nt North l'lntto, Neb.
Mart), 1TOI.
Notleo la liorcby rIvod (lint tho fnllnwlim-nnmoil
dottier Iuh riled notice of Ills Intention In mnke
flnnl proof In ftupport er alt clnlm, nml Hint enld
nroof will bo rumlo boforo rcclnter nnd rercivur
of tho U. H. lnml olllco nt North l'lntto, Neb., on
judo nun, iwi, viz:
MAQNU8 J. GOIIN.
who in ado hotnustonil entry No. 17,887 for tho
vouthwest qtinrter toctlon 11, towiiKblp 12, north
rntiKO 28 wont flth I. M,
Ho nnmos tho following wltnciiC8 to nrovo his
contlnuoun roflilenco upon and I cultlvntlon of
nhl lnnd: w. J). I.ylu, nnd T, I,. O'llnurke, of
Ilrady, Neb.; .Ipwph Herbhoy nnd Luke F. Hnloy.
of North l'lntto Neb,
in"!) Oeo. K. Fhkncii, Uoaintor.
NOTICH FOll I'OIIHOATION.
Lnud Olllco nt North Finite, Null,,
Mny 10,
Notice Is horoby ulvon thnt tho following
nnmed nottler has filed notlco of hln Intention to
mnko flnnl proof In nipixirt of Ills clnlm. nnd
lint pnlil proof will bo mndo boforo rt'KlHtor nnd
recoiver ni norm rinue, reD., on .nine jstn, im,
viz: QUY FITT, who mndo homentvnd entry No.
17. UK), for tho northeast qunrtor of soutlienst
qunrtcr, guuthenst qunrter of northenst qunrter
and lots 1 nnd 'J. Miction 4. town 11 north, rnnuo
27, west: Ho nnraes tho following wltnosces to
provu uin continuous residence upon nnn cuiuvn-
tion or gain innci, viz: Aincrc aikji, uoipuyn
Moyern, Hnrvey Mnnn nnd Tllilon Meyere, nil of
rvuinru, ncu.
mllU OKOltOK K. JfllKNCII, ltOKtstor.
NOTICE FOIt FUULIOAriON.
Lnud Olllco nt North I'lntte. Nub.,
Juno !l, Ull.
Notlco Is hereby id ven thnt thefollowlnK-nnmed
settler has Hied notlco nt hln Intention to mnke
flnnl proof In support of his clnlm, nnd thnt snld
proof will bo mndo boforo register nnd receiver nt
North I'lntte, Nob., on July 15. 1901, viz:
TIIEODOKK SMITH,
who mnde bomostend entry No. 17,529, for tho
southwest qunrtcr of section iS, town 10 north,
rnnuo Hi wost.
11 o nnmos Iho followltiK wltnusren to nrovo his
continuous icsldunco upon nnd cultlvntlon of snld
innd, viz: l.eo smitii, uicxens, neu.; wnuor
Unrtrell. tllibort Hmllli nnd :Artnur unrtroll. oi
Snmorrct, Neb.
jiii uEonoK e. riiENcn, iicginer.
NOTICE FOll FU11MCATION.
Lnnd Olllco nt North l'lntto. Neb.,
June :i, UWI.
Notice Is hereby aleu thnt the follolnir-nmiiod
settlor has tiled notlco ot his Intention to mnke
flnnl proof In support of his clnlm, nnd thnt sntd
proof will bo mnde boforo register nnd recelvor nt
North l'lntto. Neb., on July 15, 1(101, viz:
I.Ki: SMITH.
who mnde timber culture) entry No, 111,701, for the
nortuenst muirter of section i'l. town IU north,
rnne SI west.
llo nnmos tne rollowinft witnesHes to provn nis
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of
snld lnnd. viz: Tlioodore Smith, of Dickens, Neb.;
Waltor Onrtroll, Gilbert Smith and Arthur
Onrtioll, of Somerxet, Neb,
jin ukoihie a. I'jiKNcn, neKisier.
NOTICF FOll I'UIILIOATION.
Ijind ollice nt North Finite, Neb.
June :i,l(01.
Notice Is hereby Rlvon thnt the follninrnnmed
sottler lins filed notice of his Intention to mnke
llnnl proof In support ot Ills clnlm, and thnt snld
proof will bo mnde betoro register nnd receiver
at North l'lntto, Neb., on July 15th, 1001, viz:
LEE SMITH,
who mnde hnmostond entry No, 17,528, for the
northwest qunrter of section 21), town 10 north,
rnno 112 west.
He names tho following wltnessen to prove his
continuous residence upon nnd cultlvntlon of snld
lnnd, viz: Theodore Smith, of Dickens, Neh,
Wnltor Onrtrali, (lllbeit Smith nnd Arthur Onr
troll, of Somerset, Nob.
Jill Okoikif. E. Fhkncii, Iteglster.
IF GOING EAST
or south of Chicago ask your lo
cal ticket agent to route you be
tween Omaha and Chicago via the
WlwaukeM
the shortest line between the two
cities. Trains via this popular
road depart from the Union de
pot, Omaha, daily, connecting
with trains from the west. Mag
nificently equipped trains, pal
ace sleepers and free reclining
chair cars. Dining cars and buf
fet, library and smoking cars.
All trains lighted by electricity.
For full information about rates,
etc., address,
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent,
1S04 Farnam St., OMAHA.
H. W. Howell, Trav. Frt. and
Pass. Agt.
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