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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1901.
1RAL BARB,EDiTonAKDPnorniKTon
BUU801UPTI0N IIATK8.
Ont Year, eh la advance f 1-2S
Bit Hoathi, cash In advance It 0nU'
KnUrdslthKotthPItt(Nbrikk)poitoaotM
oond-olastmatttr.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION ,
The republicans of Lincoln county arc
hereby called to meet In convention at the
court houne In North l'lattc, on Saturday,
AURUst 21, IWI, at 10 o'clock, a. in,, for the
liurpoHe of clcctlnR llftccn tlclcRaten to the
Keimlillcan State Convention, and to place
In nomination candidates for the several
county omccs, to be voted for November f,
IWI, to.wlti
Treasurer,
Judge,
Clerk,
Superintendent of 1'ublc Instruction,
Sheriff,
Surveyor,
Coroner,
The dclcRatcs from the Third G'ommls
MonerJDUtrlct will place In nomination a
candidate for commissioner for tho said
Third District.
The basl of representation of the several
precincts Is fixed as follows:
One delegate at large for each precinct
and one for every twenty votes, or major
fraction thereof, cast for William MclClnlcy
for president In 1U0O:
Precinct. No, Del.
North Platte No. 1. 0
North l'lattc No, 3.11
North l'lattc No. 3, 7
Antelope, 'i
Mini wood , 'i
llrady ,. 3
lluchanan 3
Cottonwood fl
Cox 1
Deer Creek i
lilckens i
Kalrvlew 'i
Vox Creek 2
(larlleld I
(laslln 2
1U11 n
Table 2
lllnman 3
Hooker I
l'reclnct
No. Del.
Lemon 2
Maxwell 3
Medicine I
Miller 2
Myrtle 2
Nichols 3
Nowcll 2
Osgood 2
I'cckham 2
Plant 2
Koscdalc 2
Sellers 2
Somcrsot 3
Sunshine 2
Sutherland
Vroinan 2
Walker 3
Wallace 3
Well 2
Whlttler 1
Willow 2
Kent
Jcflrcy I
It Is recommended that no proxies be al
lowed In said convention, but that the dele
Kates present cast the full vole of the pre
clnct. It U recommended that the prlmarlen be
held Saturday, August 17, at H o'clock p in,
unless otherwise ordered by the precinct
committeeman. Iiia U. Haiik, Chr'm.
A. S. llAi.nwtN, Sec,
North l'lattc, Neb.. July 27, tool.
In the central part of tlie state
wheat is selling for fifty-two
cents a bushel and corn for fifty
cents. The farmer who raised
a good crop of wheat this year is
not qmtc so well off as the
farmer who has a few surplus
criba of last year's corn.
Following on the heels of the
report that Church Howe would
be a probable candidate lor gov
ernor on the republican ticket in
1002 comes the declaration from
that gentleman that he is out of
politics. Whether or not Mr.
Howe means what he says, he
would make a mighty popular
candidate.
Although nearly one half of
the sixty day parole granted Joe
Bartlcy has expired, .the gov
crorhas not yet taken the public
into his confidence sufficiently to
tell wliy the parole was granted
It may be that the time for the
governor to divulge the secret is
not yet ripe, but it is hoped that
he will not delay the explanation
any longer than is absolutely
necessary as the people are im
patient.
A HAii.KOAD official who lis
us
traveled over a big part of th
corn belt in Nebraska is conl
cietu mat mere will be more
than a half crop of corn in N
braska. He bases his opinion
not only on what he has seen b
from reports which he has
gathered from manv sources
While the corn crop will
short, tne price will be unusually
high, so that after all the average
Nebraska farmer will not be
bad off, especially those who h
so
at
in a fair acreage of winter whei
at
the yield of which has been u
n
usually large.
This appointment of II. Cle
m
u caver of Omaha as receiver
the O'Neill land office will stri
a good many republicans as
if
c
;i
peculiar appointment. Dcav
cr
has had the reputation of being
a
political traitor and knave: a
though professedly a populist
evidently rendered some scrvi
to Edward Rosewatcr last fall
the legislative campaign
ICO
in
in
Douglas county and to
him
Dcaver probably owes his ap
pointment. borne loyal renul
lican applicant for the office has
pecn turned dovn in ot'det
lo
make room for this nondescript
politician. This is not justice,
neither is it politics.
Tin; eighteenth winner in the
Lawton district at the big Indian
Territory land drawing was
Miss Minerva McClintock, a
young lady of Oklahoma City.
Jut woe is she, says the I' rc-
mont Tribune. The day before
he wheel of fortune stopped at
licr name she was married and
so will forfeit a valuable farm
worth several thousand dollars,
for a husband. Minerva may be
angelic in her disposition, doubt-
ess is, but before she is through
with her other prize there arc
ikely to be limes when she will
remind him that she paid a big
price for him and he must be
good. The prospect doesn't look
tltogcther pleasing for Minerva's
Irst husband.
Tiik New York courts have
eclared unconstitutional the re
cent law passed by the legisla
ture prohibiting the handling of
railroad tickets by scalpers,
.Phis position is probably correct.
When a man purchases a ticket
ic buys the right to travel the
number of miles for which the
ticket is good, and the 'ticket is
therefore his personal property.
flic desires ito sell that ticket
ic has a right to do so, and the
nirchasor has a right to demand
transportation for the number of
miles the ticket entitles him to
so long as the second sale docs
not contravene the provisions of
the contract under which the
ticket was first purchased.
Game and I'Msh Warder Carter
says that many of the boys around
town hayc been killing song and
insectivorous birds, which is con
trary to law, and for the benefit of
the boys desires us to publish the
following section of the low which
relates to the destruction of these
birds: "Sec. 3a It shall be tin
lawful lor any person in the state
of Nebraska to kill, injure or harm
any robin, lark, thrush, blue bird,
king bird, wren, jay, swallow,
oriole, wood pecker, yellow ham
mer, cuckoo, yellow bird, bobolink,
or other bird or birds of like nature
that promote agriculture or liorti
culture by fecdinir on noxious
worms and insects, or that arc at
tractive in appearance or checrfu
in song. Provided, hawks and
owls may be killed on one's own
premises. It shall be unlawful for
any person to destroy nests and
eggs and carry away the efjijB
or young of any ol the birds de
scribed in this section. Provided
that schools, colleges and universi
ties may, when authorized bo to do
by the game and fish commissioner
take or kill lor educational or
scientific purposes, not to exceed
twenty-live in number of any one
species or kind of birds protected
by this section, The penalty is a
fine of $5 lor each bird killed."
fltlAIt thA "ccompnuied by
ffVIICII IHv ,ll,1C0U3 patches in
tin; mount , ertip
Main E-. t'ons on me sum
llllll If III sore throat, comic
colored Miloldics
At swollen (;l:ui(ls, aching muscles
llllll "nil hones, the disease in itiakinir
nijiiil headway, mat fur worne
ytnptbms will follow unless the hlood is
promptly nud eiTcctunlly cleansed of this
violent destructive poison,
S. S. H. in thu only safe and infallible
cure for this disease, the only antidote
for this specific ixiison. It cures the
worst cases thoroughly and permanently
u.a -iiif n In the fall nf
Itll VVHalllUH lUUia I contracted lllooi!
u ... ,., Poison. I tried
ilVC DCCH nt) WOrSC. .locior, but
I b e I r treatment
did me no noods I wns kcIIIiht worse all the
nine; iny imircnmc out, nicer npiiciirt-tl III inv
throat mid moiitli, my Imdy was almost covered
with cornier colored snlntches nntl oITciihIvc
ores, l Buffered severely from r liciimn t lo pains
in my siioiiiuers mm ninis. my munition coma
have ticen no worst; only thoealllK-tedns I was
ran understand my HtrfcrliiKX. I had nlmut
lot nil hope of ever being welt nRalu when
i tiecmcu io try ti, , n.,
but iuul confess I lind
little faith left in any
medicine. After taking
the third bottle I noticed
n chance In my condi
tion. This wns fruly en.
courncliiK, mid I deter
mined to nlve B. 8. H. a
thoioiiKb trlnl, I'rom
lli.U tlmcoiilliclm jirtivr
nietit wns rapid; S. B. 8.
"reined to hive the ills
ense completely under
nutrol : the sores nnd
ulcers healed nud I vrns
soon free from nil sli'in
nf the disorder, I lmvo
bocil slrniitf Atnl lienllliv ever since.
I W. tiMirn, Lockllox 0u, NoblMvllle, Inil
sAfe h the only purely vcc-
m. "s m i -s nunc nioott partner
m m m known, ft,oool3
L. offered for proof that
it contains a particle of
mercury, poiasn or outer mineral poison
Scud for our free hook on Wood l'oison
it coiitnlun vnluuhlc information about
this disease, with full ditectlpns for self
treatment. We charge nothing tor meul
cm advice ; cure yourself nt Home,
THE SWIFT IPCClPIO CO., ATLANTA, 8A.
Blow! Blow!
&
It is natural for some people in business to
BLOW. It is not our object to BLOW,
give glowing descriptions, or make risky
assertions in prices.
This is no circus bill and we have no red
lemonade for sale. Plain facts go farther
than fiction which will not bear investigation
Our goods speak for themselves. No
llowery figures of price arc necessary.
A. L. DAVIS,
THE HARDWARE MAN.
41'
&
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When You Buy Paint
Buy Good Paint...
And
PAINT.
We have
many years and have
lent satisfaction in
a trifle more per gallon than inferior paints, but
it s cheapest in the
color longer than other paint.
We can furnish you any color or quantity.
A. F. Streitz, Druggist.
Country Coiuln. Do Not Figaro.
Turks hnvo no family names writes
Gen. George B. Williams In tho New
York Telegraph. For cxamplo: A man
namcil Mohummcd hits n son named
Ahmed nnd n daughter named Sophia.
Tho son will always ho known merely
as Ahmed and tho daughter always
merely ns Sophia, in tho latter case
even after marriage. The result is that
mtuuhers of families after ono or two
generations become lost to each other.
3n fact, tho "sisters nnd tho cousins
and the nunts" business Is not much
exploited In Turkey. Ono may bo talk.
Ing to two brothers or two sisters, with
out tho fact being mndo known. Thero
being no family tics no aristocracy.
Tho grnnd vizier of today mny hnvo
been n cnmol driver or n servant. His
rlso Is not duo to family lnfluonco or
connection.
IIIr Tips Demoralize VVatt.rt.
Thero Ib ono form of wealth which
Is distinctly reprohonslble, tho kind
that distributes big tips along the
summer routes of travel. It Is done
for display. The mnn who has made
a strike wants to show off nnd his way
of doing It Is with fivo-dollnr gold
pieces, or munlllconco of that common
Eort. Tho cxtravaganco slmnly de
moralizes waiters. It Is no good to
tho hotels or restaurants, nnd It makes
everybody olso who has not five-dollar
grntultle's to distribute loss comfort
able Philadelphia Times.
Ciiiutmlgi AiwInU Dueling
Pilnco z'.t l.oowcnstoln, president of
the Gorman Catholic Union, has under
taken a systematic campaign against
dueling. lie has' therefore drnwn up a
statement, to which ho has obtnlned
118 slgnnturen among his own friends
and acquaintances. Tho prince de
clares that tho number of signatures
would olrondy bo Incomparably larger
If officers of iho active army thought
thny could publish their real views
without Imperiling their military posl
tlou. What A Talolt Tolls.
If that mirror of yours shows n
wroluhod, hallow eotnploxion, n jaun
diced look, moth patches and blotches,
on the skin, its liver troublo; but Dr
King's Now Life Pills rcffulato tho llvor
purify tho blood, give oloar skin, rosy
eheoks, rich eotnploxion. Onlj U5o nt
HtruitK'ti drug store.
TOR A SUMMER OUTING.
Tho Kooky Mountain roidoiiH of Pom
itADo reached best via llm Union Pnuillo
provide lavisniy ror the health of tho
invalid ami tho ploasuro of the tourist.
Ainiii tiiotio rugged stoops are to bo
louiut bomo ot tbo moHl chartniug and
rosttul spots on oitrtlt. Fairy lakes
nosiiou nmiti sunny peaks, nntl olimato
that ohoors and exhilarates. Tho
Summer Excursion Bates
put in olToot by tho Union Paciilo en
abloyou to roach thono favored Inmiiiiau
without unnecessary expenditure ot tirao
or monoy.
Ono Tnro for the Bound Trip
plus W.OO from Missouri Ulvor, in effect
Juno 18th to aoihj.Tuly 10th to August
IJIbI iuulus vo.
'Iho Union Pacillu will Itlso sell tickets
on July 1st to 0th inclusive, Septoinber
1st to 10th Ino'usivo, at 815.00 for tho
routitt irip irom MiHBourl Kiver points
Koturn Hunt October 31, 1001.
Proportionately low rates from inter
mediate points.
Full information choorfully furnished
ujiuii iijiiuiuiiuun,
JAS. B. SOAKL-Aft, Agont.
Blow!
t
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4
, QtTm?WIM Xr Wrr.T.TAMQ'
been handling this make for
found that it gives excel
every instance. It may cost
end. It sticks and holds its
FOR SALE
An Irrigation Pump that will
throw between 30,000 and 40,000
gallons per hour, 20 horse power
engine and 24 horse power boiler
to operate same. All complete
and in good order. Apply to
Buchanan & Patterson.
Summer Suitings
that arc comfortable, cool and
stylish are the desire of every
sensible man, and that desire
. . An i f ,
can be best filled from our goods
and our tailoring. You can find
just what you need in our display W.'P lrains "om the west. Mag
nf ft..!., .-.hi r... , nificently equipped trains, pal
" ,v-' i,,m u,c V ni anu
correct style we give you will
add to your comfort. We tiikc
i.rid.. in m,r rfn,i 4ii:.,.-
1 - B
ami aiwas satisiy our customers,
F. J. Broeker.
Shoe Repairing
A Specialty.
Always carry a select quality
of sole leather to please our
patrons atiu our ami is to
pieanc as near as wc can.
Colored Laces.
t.ci your colored laces at the
iciiow Front suoc Hospital.
GEO. TEKULVE,
STCBBIMS' STABLE.
Liycry, Feed, Boarding and Sale.
NEW RIGS,
Accommodations Good.
Feed per team to hav IS ,nnc
r , V' centb a
night; noon feed 15 cents.
L. C uu:
Phoao ioi.
North Platte, - MvJ. . -ftJiT'.
UTAH
AN IDEAL CLIMATE
Tho first whito mnn to eot foot on
Utnh soil, Farther Silvostro Voloz do
bBcnlnnto, who roachouluo Groat Salt
Lake on tho 23th dny of Sept., 1770
wroto in ills tinlry: "iloro tho climnto
is so doliciotiB, tho rtir bo bnlmy, that it
is a ploasuro to bronth by day nnd by
night," Tho climnto of Utah is ono of
tho richest in ondowmonU of nnturo.
On tho shores of tho Great Salt Lako
espfecially and for fifty miles therefrom
In ovory direction tho climnto ot
climates i" found. To onnblo poreons to
participate n thoso scenic nntl climatic
attractions and to roach tho famous
Health, Bathing, and Pleasure Xeaorta
of Utah, tho union Pacific hns made a
rnto to Otrden nnd Salt Lake City of
ono faro for tho round trip, plus $2.00,
from Missouri Klver, to bo moiled Juno
18th. to 30th. inclttoivo, July 10th. to
Auir. 31st. inclusive. Rotum limit Oct.
31st, and KW.00 for tho round trip on
July 1 to 0 inclusive, Sopt. 1 to 10 inclu
eivo.
Pronortiouatoly low Hntes from intor-
modiato points.
For full information, call on or ad-
droes,
J, B. SCANLAN, Agont
OUT YOUK
Money's Worth
when you have
yourshocsfixcd
k A. T1?Iirif k TVMC
The Cobbler. Everybody
knows he can iix them.
Corner of Sixth anil Locust Street.
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Fawn fflaehinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK 5 SALISBURY
NORTH PLATTE.
Ralston & Fonda
Live Stock
Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
By good sales and courteous treatment
our customers bavo becomo our best
solicitors. Wo nro fully equipped to
handle nil business entrusted to our
caro ana can oiler, unequnleu service
nntl absolute surety, uive us u trial
nnd wo will convince you. Mnrkot re
ports furnished on application. Wo re
for by permission to First Nntionnl
Bank of North Platto.
IF GOING EAST
or south of Chicago ask your lo
cal ttcket agent to route you be
tween Umaha and Chicago via the
'Milwaukee
'I'c shortest line between the two
cities. Trains via this popular
roa(l depart from the Unlor dc
pot, Omaha, daily, connecting
ace sleepers and free reclining
chair cars. Dining cars and but-
lcl Horary and smoking cars
' trains lighted .by electricity
For full information about rates
etc., address,
F. A. NAS1J,
CJcneral Western Aircnt,
1504 Farnam St.. OMAHA,
U. W. IIowiiLL, Trav. Frt. ant
Pass. Agt.
A SWELL TRAIN
The Electric Lighted Limited tp
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Kales from Omaha
$14,75
Chicago ami return
July 23, 24, 25.
S1S.T5
Milwaukee and return July
20, 21 and 22.
An Electric L'ffht in every Berth
C. M. & St. P. Ry,
bhort Lme to clcago.
.tVory lo7 r,"te! to thJ? nuffal Exposi.
tion ft"d Eas orn Sumtuor ltesort
Wnto for rates oto. oun"uor "tBort
r. a. nash,
uon 1 wont. ASt, mi Farnnra St
II.
E. MvUAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGKON.
Olll co ovor IIuiTmnnB Millinery Storo
North Platte, - Nkiikaska.
fl V. BRDELL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ofllcefl: North Platto National Bank
Building, North Platto, Neb.
j V. DENNIS, M. D.,
IIOMOEOPATIIIST,
Orer Flrat NftUonM llonk,
NORTH PLATTE, - NE11KA8KA.
, S. IIOAOIAND. V, V. IIOAOI.ANU
Hoagland& Hoagland,
ATTORNEYS AMD COUNSELORS
OfBcn oyer
McDonald'. Dnnk.
NORTH l'LATTE. NEU,
TILCOX A HALLIGAN,
ATT0RNE YS'AT-LA W,
WORTH PLATTE, NEDKAHKA
Offlc orer North Piatt NnUoanI Bank,
JjJ S.KIDGELY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW .
Ofiico McDonald Mock, Dewey street.
NORTH PLATTE. - - NEBRASKA
jyt. G. B. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office over Post Office.
Telephone 115.
North Platto, ... Nobraslta.
II. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
NORTH PLATTE,, - - NEBRASKA
Grady Block Rooms 1 & 2.
T a
PATTERSON,
RTTORNBY-HT-LKW:.
Office ovor Yellow Front Shoo Store
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
E. ROOIIE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
IIinman Block, - Dkwey Stukct,
North Plattk, Nkbuaska.
ADDITIONAL
ACCOMMODATIONS.
On account ot tho vory
low ratos
mado to (Jolorauo points
THE UNION PACIFIC
lias placed in sorvico another through
Pullman Sleopor on train No. 3, for
Donvor, loavinc Omaha nt 4:25 n. m.
daily, and continuing until September
1UU1.
A Tourist Sleopor will also bo attached
to this train for Denver, July Gth to 13th
inclusive.
This service n fiords passengers tho
very uost accommodations with tho
greatest possible comfort.
Ko8orvntions should bo mituo iib far in
ndvnuco iib iiossiblo. f
J Acj. IS, oUAiNLAN, Agont.
Wm. Gauivt,
Blacksmith and
Wagotimaker.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse Shoeing $4 per Team.
Also reductions in the price of all
other work. Work guaranteed or
money refunded. Give us a call.
Locust street south of Yost's
harness store.
0" rcr- -r i-(
FANCY WORK.
A full lino of
Embroidery Silk, Lunch
uuiii, aujii niiow,
Stump Linens of nil kinds. Stamp
im? Patterns. Emhroiilnrv VnnillnH
and hoops.
rTAnyoiiu buying il.tx) worth of
Silk or MnciiHwill receive one free
lcsHon.
Mrs. II. J. CLARK.
AtMrM. Srharmnnn'M. ntmnultn t v.
Church.
NOTICE FOU I'UUUOATION.
LnnJ OlUie nt Nortli l'lntte, Noli.,
July 8, W01.
Notice li hereby Riven that the followlDB-uamcl
iettler hai filed notice of liU Intention to make
nnsl proof In support of his claim, and that said
proof will be mude before HtKister and Receiver
it North riatto.Neb., on August Ifllh, 1P0I. vlri
l'ATHICK OUBIItNO.
nho made homentad entry No. 17511 for llm
eat half of tho nortlieatt iiinrter nud tho north
half of tho Houtheaftt quartor of nectlou 13, town,
thiol) north, range 31 went.
He nameH the following wltneive to prove his
contlnuoua residence upon nnd cultivation of said
land, viz: Mlkeuhrln, Dnvld Anderson nnd A.
J. lllougher of WellHiat, Neb.j Mnrtln McDer
inott, of HoiLernet, Neb.
JWJ GEO. K. FRKNCir, HeRlster.
J. F. FILUION,
top
G oncnil Hcpuircr.
Special attention jriveu to
WHEELS TO RENT
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