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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1901)
V.- tfte-:-t6-6'C-C-.e-8-t6-e-:f:C-.fr:C-.t:, ft GOLD, SILVER AND $ PEARL HANDLE SILK UMBRELLAS I a s w A fine line of Black and J Colored Silks from $3 to $10. FANS ft 0 bomcthimr fine in tans ft just the tbiny to pre- Jjg sent to young ladies. & j Also a very pretty line of jjjj Cut Glass and Silverware jj$ suitable for wedding- pres- $ cnts. 5? Clinton ft TUC TI2A7I3T CD a-3'ae-:6'a-aa-9:'a!3a'93fs--:6ft6iV- 3r.tt (Komi - MtMit nTvllnix FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1901. Organ for sale by Mrs. Church. V. M. Holtry and son Byron are viuilitir tti SiiitliArln nrl. Mrs. Isaac Dillon who has been ptitc ill is reported as improving ilightly. Goods that have a sale, do not JJCI aiUIC. IUU lilt UHVUJO BUIC Ul snmni iinir irpnii nnii new 111 iiiiv line that Doolittlc keeps. Rod Smith who had been spend- imr nnvprnl nn rn tn Town .left mr his home in Shclton yesterday. U. G. Sawyer, formerly of this ..... i. .. i r r :.. -.,.. ......... : CUV DUl IIUW Ul UIUI.U1II. III uu ilUt J IUID lliutllll, IV luwn uiivi his property. John Bonner, who went to Omaha 1 1... I.rof nftliiu tvm.lf In tmti liift wue, 19 rejoicing over anew uduj; li ter born iulthat city on Wednesday. All doing well especialy John. Chicago forecast for North Platte ..!.:. ii.. r.. . n 4.1114 llbllll.ji uiirht and Saturday; continued warm. Tlie maximum temperature vesterdav was 91, one year ago 8 The maximum temperature this morning was GO, one year ago 60. Stoves stored. Gasoline stoves i j i repaired anu cuumcicu. uuuu hocoud liaud gasoline stoves tor sate cheap. Western Stove Repair Works, two doors east of First National Bank. Chappell U bemoaning the fact that that burir Is still without a blacksmith shop, The Register suvb it must be McKtniey prosper Ity for a few years ago a, dozen blacksmiths would have been fall ing all over each other to start a shop. YOUR HAY HANDS Will do more work iffed on our groceries. Wc Sell. .30 Snow Flake Patent Flour per sack . . .$1,00. Gothenburg Best Patent Flour ncr sack 1.10 35-lb Sack Corn Meal ........ ,35 3S:OZ, can C. C. Baking; 0roz. can K, Qi llkjng Powder ,0H Cqi'U Starch per pky, ,05 Lion Coffee 3 pUgs. ,35 AVbucklo's Coffee 3 pks, ,. ,35 XXXX ColTee3 pkgs 35 Mb pkg Church Soda 08 1.1K nW Dwlirht' Knd;i 08 .Q ... .. . Yeast Foam 3 pkgs 05 On Time Yeast 3 pkgs 05 Vinegar per gal 30 White Wine Vinegar per gal .35 'Kerosene Oil per gal IS Walter Baker's Cocoa -lb can ' MO-lb Sack Sail 1.05 Rock Salt per hundred 80 35-lb Corn Meal, 30 Horse Shoe Tobacco pei pjug 15 Star Tqbacco per plug" 15 Battje Ax Tobacco per p.lu,g .3,5 Store open evenings until i o'clock. X Wilcox Department j&inii Lecture. A lecture will be given this even ing in the high school building by Rey. Bcccher. The public is cor cordially invited to attend. Sam Van Doran went to Kearney ast night on business. The night operator at Ilershcy is in town today on business. W. T. Wilcox went to Sidney yesterday to transact legal business. Prof. W. A. Getty who had been isiting in town went to Brady this morning. Miss Salina Ilolcombc went to uthcrland yesterday to spend a ay or two. Wanted A girl to do' general housework. Mrs. W. V. IIoa..,ani. William Coleman the north side butcher reports the arrival of a son at bin home yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Burke who hat. been attending the Fremont normal school, ib now yistting friends in Council Bluffs. After a week's isit in that city she will return to North Platte. O. W. Rich, of Maxwell, who taught the Nichols school last season was up there on a visit this week and also visited friends in this city. He returned home on 103 thiB morning. Don't forget, good people, that not only docs Doolittlc carry stringed instruments but cases lor them as well. Should you not have a new case lor your violin or guitar? Doolittlc has them. Mrs. J. L. Brown and children of Smithland, Iowa, arrived yesterday and will be the guest of Mr. a'nd Mrs. Q. W. Neale until Saturday, after which she will go to Denver to join her husband, Rev. Brown, who is there for his health. Miss iMamie Edmonds is pre pared to do typewriting for those who desire such, either at her home or at law or other offices. She uses her own machine. Those desiring her services can leave word at the U. S. land oflicc or may call at ber home. Trainmen report that a free-lor- all fight between a gang of Aus- trians and another of Greeks at Sidney last evening in which several ol the toreigners were badly cut up. The two gangs had been working on the grade west of Sidney. Miss Irma L. Cody entertained number of friends at a tally-hu party last evening. The party en joyed a two hours' drive about town, after which they returned to the Cody- residence, where refresh meuts were served and the re mainder ol the evening pleasantly pa'ssed. M. McNamara is packing his household effects and will ship them at once to Peoria, III., where his wife is staying with their daughter, to make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. McNamara are old residents of this city and have many friends who will deeply regret their departure. we will pay more money for Baled 5jay than a.qy one in Lincoln county, Yon will lose money if you before seeing u. rringtan 8 Tonin, 13. Oy. Gay has been in the city for several days past organising a lodge of the Sons and Daughters o Protection. It is said that this lodge will start out with a mem berslup of forty or fifty. North Platte already has more lodges than it would seem able to support but every new lodge organised here seems to have a largo number o members and to be well supported County Treasurer Scharmann yesterday sent a draft for $3,000 to New York to take up bonds No. and 3 of the Brady Island bridge which will be due August 1st. Th total amount tBsucd for the bridge was $18,000 and two bonds will fal due August lbt of each vear here after until all are paid. WANTED! Twcntv-livc cars of Choice Alfalfa Hay and 00 cars Choice Prairie Hay. Top prices. Harrington & Tobio. WANTED, fifty Gara Choice Ifaletf Alfalfa Hay at ymv Good Price. W. F. McGlone T. M. C. A. MOTES. It is marvelous the way the rail road men arc joining the Astoria- inn at thiB time of the year. Yet it is the proper thing to do, no better investment could be made with three dollars. A few more members arc needed to reach the 350 mark. Mr. C C. Atwood will address the men's meeting in the rooms at 3:30 p. in., Sunday. All men arc welcome. Please bring them In promptly, all library books belonging to the Y. M, C. A. and help us get that thousand dollar gift of Miss Gould's right away. S. Tor Bala Forty or forty-five head of cattle, 3-year-old steers. 3-year old hcitcrs and young milch cows with first and second calves. For particu ars inquire of F. J. Brockcr, the tailor. N. P. McDonald of Kearney was n the city on Thursday, Bent Amick and wife ot Redding, Iowa, arc expected to arrive in a few days for a visit with fridnds. Miss Harriet Beyerle will leave tonight for a month's visit with rieuds at Salt Lake City, Utah. Tonight will be regular meeting of Sarah Rebekah lodge and officers for the ensuing term will be be installed. A meeting to organize the new odge, Sous and Daughters of Pro tection will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall Monday evsnitig. A carload of Pillsbury Best Flour just received at Harrington ATobin's. Retail price $1.35 per sack. Miss Lena Mercer, who had been visiting relatives here, returned to her home in Gibbon the first of the week. The young married ladies' club will meet with Mrs. Dr. Dent Tuesday afternoon July 33. Mem bers requested to be present. Mrs. Hattic Dill and Miss lOthel Fen wick, who have been visiting rclatiyes in Omaha for the past week returned Wednedsay night, The foundation for the new house belonging to John Sandall is nearly finished. Mr. Sandall will have a vcjy comfortable home when completed. Received at Schlcsinger's Louvre, Mixed carload of Imported German Beer Culmbachcr and Wald- schloeschen, Rev. Randolph, formerly circuit preacbet at this point, accompan ied by his wife and daughter Mayme, arc in town visiting friends, Mr. Randolph is now stationed at Wallace. Granulated Sugar at $0.35 per 100 pounds. Harrington & Tobin. 13. C. Hitch of Hastings, supreme deputy of Loyal Mystic Legion of America is in the city for a few days in the interest ot said order after which he will go to" Sidney on business pertaining to the same order at that place. Wc have no time to tell vou our troubles. This space is de voted to your good. If you arc in doubt in regard to what you want to cat go to W. F. McGlone's and get the best goods for the least money. SOME NEW THINGS, MONARCH CRAB APPLES The whole Crab Apple canned just like you would can them yourselt and just as fine, only 25 Cents per Can. SALTED CITY SODA CRACK ERS A light, crisp, flaky Cracker and slightly salted, very fine and only 10 Cents per Pound. BANNER OATS The very oesi quality 01 xxoiicu uais in a five pound package with an ele gant Decorated China Bowl free, fnee per f ackagc JO Lents, DEAD STUCK FOR BUGS Kills Bed Bugs, Roaches, all Vermin and Insects, and even their eggs, instantly. Best thing of its kind on the market. Price per bottle with spout attached Only 25 Cents. MONARCH SWEET POTA TOES You can cat Sweet Po tatoes the year 'round and gen uine New Jersey ones at that, very line only 15 Cents per Can. IIEINZS' BAKED BEANS without an equal: 1-1 b can in Tomato Sauce. . . . l(Jc 3-1 b can in Tomato Sauce .... 15c 3-lb can in Tomato Sauce . . . 35c 3-lb can plain 35c 3-lb Hat can Vegetarian 15c These Beans have no pork in them but there arc none finer. WHEATOSE is to Wheat what Rolled Oats arc to Oats, an elegant breakast dish, large pkge 20 Cents, 2 for 35 Cents. A word about SNOWFLAKE FLOUR. Unscrupulous de.ilcrs arc selling-a second grade Hour under the same brand. See that the name Wells, Abbott & Nei man, Schuyler, Neb., is on every sack and' you will get genuine Snowllakc Flour, which Ikis no equal. If you arc not already a consumer of it you should com mence at once. Beware of counterfeit Hour. Imitation is the sinccrcst form of Hattcry. Our Motto is: "The rccollcc tion of quality remains long after price is forgotten." OSyOur store closes at 7 p. m. Slippers. Child's Patent Leather Slip pers, 5 to 8 per pU, .75 Girl's lc Leather Slip, pcrs 8 to 11 per pair Misses' Parent Leather Slip pers s to 3 per pair,.. $1.1$ Child's Red Kid Slippers 5 toftper pair.. l.oo Girl's Red Kid Slippers B to 11 per, pair 1.25 Store apew cvoning& until 8 o'clock, Wita Department Store. Railroad Notes. H. 15. Moore, warehouseman, is spending a few days visiting in Omaha. M. K. Bar nti in came up from Omaha Wednesday and spent the day in town looking after business. Conductor Hastings is weariug brass buttons these days while Conductor Anderson is enjoying a vacation. The work of ballasting and grad ing on the east end of the Western District has been completed and Tuesday the various grading out Fits were moved west of Sidney. . Supt. Park was a passenger on No. 5 Wednesday morning enroute to Cheyenne from Omaha where he had been attending the lectures and banquet given at the Commcr cinl Club Tuesday evening. The icing business which had fallen olT for a while is picking up considerably, forty-two cars being iced yesterday. This is more than haB been iced in any one day dur ing the present month. Assistant Superintendent Ware was in Omaha Tuesday evening at tending the lectures. He returned Wednesday morning and is now out with the pay car scattering a little happiness up and down the line. Up to date the U. P. company has stored hereabout 20,000 tons o coal for winter consumption. This looks as though an unprecedented rush ol business was expected this fall and the company was making preparations in advance. A moving picture of the Union Pacific westbound limited was taken near Graud Island recently while the heavy train was running seventy miles per hour. The picture was taken while the train ran a distance of five miles, At the place chosen the company has a double track, and the biograph apparatus was placed on the rear end of a special train that ran just ahead of and longside the limited. Lincoln Journal. the itiinrvci ONE-P1UCU Clothing House, Max Kirschbniiin, Prop. r Great Summer Clothing Sale. Mens Blue Serge Suits tf 0 C( all wool, $io value, at.. p0JU Men's $io and $12 all wool suits, consisjing of lilack Lhcviots, Unlimshed Worsteds and Fnncv Cas- T Eft simcrcs, at l.JU t Men's Blue all-wool Serge Pants, $3 values, at $2.00 $ Men's Crash Coats 95c J Men's Crash Pants 75c We have a few odd things which we offer you at odd figures. We don't expect to come out even on them, just want to get them out of the way. Terrific Price Cutting in Boys' Clothing. Odds and ends in Boys' Vestec Suits, ages tf QC 3, 4, 5 and 6, $3 and $4 values, at 1." J Boys' Knee Pants, 25 and 50c values, at (t Yes, we give the money back, but nobody ever . . . . 1 1 wants cue money uacK. THE MODEL ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE Max Kirsclibaum, Prop. J Exclusive agent for the Celebrated Carhart Overalls. Ten firemen were suspended ov ug to slack business, Wednesday. William Artz who was laid olT a couple of months ao resumed work Wednesday in the boiler shop. Harry Henncr and Lawrence Dickinson, who were working in Sidney until that point was aban doned an a division terminal went to work in the boiler shop here Wednesday. William 10. Lewis, representing the Unitype company ol Chicago, was in the city today in the inter ests of that company. Mayor Walker has been con fined in his room for the past week owing tn a sprained back which he received by falling from a hay rack. The injuries were not serious how ever and 'the major will soon be about again. Some Bargains. Six different Iioupcs, well im proved, some new. fine yardB, $10.50 each. Two Btory six room house in nicest part ot town, $1,450. Two story eight room house, two lots, barn, etc, $1,260. Many choice building lots. A number of hill ranches, with or without cattle, for sale cheap. A good opportunity to make money. I will build you any kind of Iioubc you desire, any place, You can get something very desirable tor $500. Sec me about thiB matter. I can insure your life, city prop erty, cattle or farm property in the best, safest and largest old line companies in cxiBtance, uollecls and loans, through me will save you money. Any kind of business you have is attended to, any thing yon want is procured. C. A. Kkdmonh Office Heeler & Muldoon. lilurnir mi Xclniitlllo l.'xploror. Charles II, Murray, who Iiuh chargo of tho scientific dojiartmont of the ShadyHldo ncadomy, Texas, although only 29 years old, will represent Princeton university this year In an expedition to tho arctic regions. Ho will Join a party of twenty scientists representing tho leading universities of tho country. Cheap Summer Excurslona Via Till noii Ooutral R II. St. Paul and roturn, July 10-3lst. .512.05 Minneapolis nnd return, July 10- 31 Bt. 12.0) Duluth and rolurn,. Inly lO-Hlst... KHIfi Chicao and roturn,.Iuly 2.J-2.r. . . . 11.7ft lioulsvillo and return, Aug. 21-0. . 21,ft0 Buffalo and roturn, ovory day 25.70 Circuit tours via Groat Lakos to Utif- fulo and intnrinodiato points. Stato rooms rosorvod in iidvanuo. Call at City Ticket Ofllce, 1102 Farnam st., for particulars, or addroBH W. If. lit 111. D 1'. A..1.0.R. I.., Omaha, Neb. Bho Didn't Wonr a Tanslc. Hut hor beauty was complotoly bidden by sores, blotchos and pimples till bI.o UBid Huoklon's Arnloa Salvo. Then tlioy vanished as will nil Erup tioiiB, Fovor Soros, lloilu, Uleors, Car bunoloR nnd FolonB from its 11 so. In falhblo for Cuts, Corns, BuriiH, Scaldn and 1'ilos. Curo Kimrnnteod. 2!u at A. 1 Slroilz'B dnitf Htoro. Under Canvass Union Pacific Grounds Night Performance Only. Tuesday, JULY 23d. m AND 5 Consolidated Minstrels. With the Largest and Hesfc Company they ever owned. 6ti All White Wis 60 Everything new since our last visit. 1 ' NEW ACTS, NEW FACES , v NEW IDEAS. If you want to see a real Minstrel Show, come and see 11s. Watch for tho Big Parade at 11:30. PRICES: Children 25, Adults 35c X