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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1901)
Bktit ( SEVENTEENTH YEAll. NOItTII PLATTE, NEBRASKA, OCTOBER 15, 1901. NO. 77 4 i i lffiinirnrnrmmiinirwmnriiriuiirnriirnnffflTiirmmmK ! 1 THE PVBLIC I Is quick to discern pood Furniture, cs- 3 pccially when offered for sale at attrac- 2E ' tivc prices. Wc have received a suptrb ZZS 2ZZ line of new Furniture for dining1 room, 2i j parlor, bed, room and kitchen. This I S furniture is as good as any made and the C prices are sure to prove attractive. 2 1 Carpets, Furniture, Etc. i & - money. JlUlUllllUlillUlllliliyiiiililUiUUllUlUlilHJillHIilliiJllll i JOSEPH HERSHEY, s e WINDMILLS PUMPS PIPES AND FITTINGS B Aft 6 WIRE. ROUND AND HALF ROUND STOCK TANKS " LOCUST STREET, NORTH PLATTE, NEB. S e s TV Real Estate, Loans Insurance X NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, X fcw Jtt.of oronoo s-iVuy Ttrvrtlv jyi, 3XTo'fcxaslE.a. the Five Petit r.icrar ASK ANY PAINTER ABOUT $ PATH & The North Free Sample Shade Carda. When You Buy Paint Buy Good Paint... .Via And that means BHJBRW1N & WILLIAMS' PAINT.. Wo have been handling this make for many years and have found that it gives excel lent satisfaction in every instance. It may cost a trifle more per gallon mn in.fe.rjpr paints, but it's pheapest in the end. It sticks and holds its color longer than other paint. We can furnish you any color or quantity. A. F. Streitz, Druggist. Can be purchased of us as cheap, if not s cheaper than at any store and the quality S is just as wc represent it. You probably need Carpets or Furniture this fall, and 3 if you do you should let us give you fig- S5 urcs and prove that wc can save you C. A. HOWE i is. DEALER IN Farm Implements, Buggies, Wagons, Windmills, Pumps, 4 ' - PAINTS- $ Platte Pharmacy, Exclusive Agontfei Ropubltoan Meeting1. Congressman 15. J. Burkett of Lincoln will atldreas a rcDublican meeting to be held at the court house next Friday evening. Mr. "uintu to a. lorcioie laiKcr, aim logical reasoncr and will deliver an address that will be well worth hearing. Everybody is invited to attend the meeting. Good music will be provided. Buppor and Snnce. The Degree of Honor will give a dance and supper at the opera uousc Wednesday evening, Oct. 10. iiome made candy and cut How era will be on sale all evening, Supper from 5:30 to 12:00 25 cents Dancing lrom 9 to 12 o'clock 50 cts Bill ot fare: Escallnpcd oysterB, Cold ham, Cold roast loaf, Saratoga chips, Cabbage salad, Potato salad, Cheese, Pickled, Cranberry jelly, Celery, Bread and butter, Cake and coffee. In Good Condition. Co, Supt. Thoelecke nays that the reports of the officers of the dis trict schools pi the county show the schools to be in better condition financially than at any time during her four years incumbency of county superintendent's office. This Hiawijuij; cuimiuun is largely aue to the action ol the county officials in forcing those who are delinquent in tueir taxes and especially non resident land owners to pay the amounts due. It is hoped that the case of the county against the Union Pacific will soon be decided in favor ot the county in which event the back taxes paid will put in clover the school districts lying, within the twenty miles railroad grant. We are clad Rev. C. P. Wimber- ly has been retained as pastor of the Methodist church ot this city. Speaking as one who is not a mem ber of his congregation, we can Bay that outside of his pastoral rela tions he is a popular man; that his' good tellowsuip lias made him many friends, and that his friend ship is appreciatcdltlf lits congre gation values him as highly as do citizens generally and this we have reason to believe it does congratulations will be in evidence all around. Furnished rooms for rent--Apply to Mrs, Jeffrey over McCullough'n store. 15-2 Phil Grady returned yesterday from .Trcmout. where according to his story hp Iwd, been transacting I . t , m i . uiiBiupss or a. wee?, me poys in the store, however, aver that he baB a beoved at Fremont, and this latter version is likely to be accepted by the acquaintances of Phil. C. A. Howe has made a decided reductions on many Foods in stock. a list ot which will be published in these columns next Friday. Mr. Howe believes that his prices on furniture are such a& to save money lor me puicnascr. Rev. Gilpin, wli0 was ou the North P-laUe circuit last year, has been transferred to Sidney and will leave for that place this week, Fall Hardware Eakcr Painted Barbed Wire per cwt 3.80 Baker Galvanised, Ba,r),cd Best frwch Stcc St,o,'e Pipe fi-in. 'Common Klhaw ...... 10 0-in. Adjustable tilbov, , , . , , 15 Bjam.ph.or,, ,,,,,, , 10 0-4 Oil Cioth Binding 15 8-4 Oilcloth Binding.' 20 8d Nails, per lb 04 1 ence btaples, per lb 04 Maydole Hammer 55 26-in Hand Saw 6n Good Brace 45 Good Ratchet Brace $5 4lb box All Copnev ' Wys, J8 12-qU alvnnizca Pall...... 20 Sliot, a lba 25 Gunpowder, per lb 30 2 PnrlrJflfrnu nni- hrw 1C JV. UUA ...... AJ 12-iiauge L-oadcd bhella, per box 45 10 Gauge Loaded Shells, per dox so 12 Gauge Ney RVM mtfy. Shells, per uundred . . . . 75 0 Gauge New Rival Empty Shells, por lnwlrod.. .. ho Store open evenings until 8 o'clock. Wilcox Department Store. McKlnley Matnori&l Service, The McKinley Memorial service held under the auspices of S. A. Douglas Post, G. A. R., Sunday was attended by one of the largest auuicnccs that has ever crowded the opera house, Every scat in the house was filled, additional seats were provided and still a great many were iorced to stand. T. C. Patterson acted as chair man aud the program opened with the song 'America'1 followed with an invocation by Rev. Smith and a . ... selection oy a male quartette. Key. Bcebc, who was attending the Aictnouist conference was iutro uticeo and spoke lor tutcen or twenty minutes in nn easy and gifted manner. His tribute to the late president as a soldier, states man and christian was a beauti ful one, and he held the closest attention of his hearers. Mrs. J. II. HcrHhcy sang a solo wiui expression and sweetness, and - the chairman introduced Bishop Warren ot the Methodist church, who was presiding at the wuintitiai; in bcdhiuu in 111c cuy, J ixoriu fiattc audience never listened to an address so eloquent, so forcible, so strong intellectually, so masterly. His subject that of a noble aud christian man, a grand statesman acknowledged by the whdle world, a beloved president was one into which the Bishop threw the fervor of his soul, the eloquence of his totigue, the sym pathy of his heart. No finer tri bute, no truer .or more deserved tribute, could be paid man than that delivered by the Bishop, and this writer is glad that it was heard by so reat an audience. It served to reawaken patriotism to country, to renew righteous hostility to anarchy; it was an incentive to lead a life which at the close we can say "It is God's will, His will be done' The interest held by the Bishop was intense; no Bcufilingof feet, no running in and out; the only move ments being to brush aside the tear which at times trickled down the checks ot the auditors when the Bishop reached a sympathetic pas sage of speech Bv reason of that address Bishop Warren will ever nave a warm place in the hearts of1 those composing the auuienceet Judgcriiqagland made a brief. but eloquent address, and the services closed with a selection by the ouar- tette and benediction by Rev. VVim- oeriy Conference, Appointments. The list of aDDointmeuta for the West Nebraska Conference waa read yesterday forenoon of the final """"'h v mi Auciuuuiui conicrence in this city, Rev. W. 13. Harda way remains ae presiding elder ot the Holdredge district, Rev. R. S. Moore it retained in that office in the North Platte district, and Rev, D. W. Crane, late pastor ot the church at Lexington, becomes pre siding elder of the Kearneydistrlct, Rev. C. C. Wilson remains at Hold ree and Rev. 13, Smi.t at Miudcn. Rev. Randolph, formerly of the North Platte circuit, goes to Kearney; The aprioiutmeuts tor the North Platte district are as follows: Bayard It- h. Garther. Big Springs G. W. Kicsling. Bertraud and LoomiB H. N. Miles, Brady Island- A. Bolen. Center and Potter 'D. M. James. Curtis 15. B. Crippen. 131 w nod O. F. Chesbro. Farnam and Moorefitj'd . G.il sou. Gandy y. . Harper (supphr). Qeriojr-D, Q. H,oPson, Grautp. F. Miller. Harri6bu,rg-J. fl. Hoff. . Hayes Cefttev wcl Palisade B, L, QartUer. Imperial--JO. C. Hoon. KimbaH-R. Link. Lodge Pole and ChappellW. 13. Uncophcr. Lewellen-Karl G. V. Hiller. Maywood W. A. Boucher North Platte C. P. Wimberly. North Platte Circuit To be supplied. Ogalalla W. L. Austi.n,, Paxton and S,i.t,tfeerud-.J. II, Derryberrv. ScolttB flfuff-. SidueyR. 13. Gilpin. Rmithfield Stockvillc A. J. Clilton. Wallace J. II. Danielson. Waiinetta J. F. Ilagerman. Uvangelinc, Longlllow's beauti. iul poem, will be depicted, iu n beauiiful maun;; the opera nuubc 00,11;! eveniu Vo Co,HBft NigUi Alarm. "Quo iht my hrothor'B lmby wnr, taken with Orouii," wrlles Mr. .1. C. Snidor, ot Qrlttondon, Ky., "it soomod it would Btrnnjilo boforo wo could ot n dootor, bo wo cavo it Dr. King's Now Discovery, which Rtivo quiok roliof nnd pormnnontly cured It. Wo nlwnys koop it in tho hoiiBo to protect our children from Croup nud Whooping Covgfa,. It cured mo of n chronlo brpnchM trQU.blo that no nthor ronjwlx ould ijoliovo." Infnlllblo tftf, C)ouUBt Cplda, Throat nnd L.u,D troubloa. fiOo nnd $1.00. Trial hoitUek I roc (it Btrelta's drug store. Scliarmann and Olnn. Trora BraJr lterlcw. C. F. Sclinrmntt. rntintv lr. urer and candidate lor reelection, was in urady Wednesday shaking uauuB wuii uis many lnctiUB, Mr. Scharmanu has mnHn lmnt. of friends in the county both among iuc rcpuoncan ana populists bv his Oblil'inL' WaVB ill servitr -tlm nnnln with whom he had to 'do, aud by iuc unc rccoru uc uas made as county treasurer. Mr. Scharmanu is a picasant man to meet and talk with and being county treasurer hasn't swelled his head one bit, as a populist said the other day Scliar mann is the same good fellow, it don't make any difference where you meet him, he always has a pleasant word for evervbodv. FredR. Ginn, repuolican candi- aaie ior county cicrK, was in Brady Tuesday making acquaintance of the Bradv nconle. Mr. n ii it I a highly Bpoken of by the people of urn uumc iuwn, ioriu i-'iaue, ana if elected will make n irnnH rlorU. Judge Ray of North Platte told the mut mi, uiiiu was one oi the best city clerks North Platte , . . .... ever iiaa ocing accurate in His work and kent a verv neat net of hnnkn. Mr. Ginn is a very social man to meet, and it elected will make many frlnds not only with the re- ..!! 1 . t . . .. puuucans oui aiso wiui tuc demo crats and popli8ts as well. When voting don't forget Fred R. Ginn. Mathews & Bui irer's now mtiatnl comedy The Night of the Fourth wuicn comes to tlie opera house next Thurdav eveninir is lnhelliri n comedy in three explosions and it io said to live up to its name. It is a comcay oi me oroaacst type and serves to introduce tnnnv elewer specialties, new songs, etc. A par tial nsi ot tue company supporting Mathews &. Bulircr inrl Marion, the McCoy sisters, William Macart, Geo, Cunningham, Virglc Faulkner, Maria Daja, Daisy Thornton. J Ever Notice The difference in Cotton Batts How much whiter and cleaner some brands arc. Ours Are Clean The price as low as for poorer grades. 5 to 18 Gents. Store open evenings until 8 o'clock. Wilcox Dep&itfrnierjfi jitfe. Wm. Gaunt, Blacksmith and Wagoumakcr. Horse Shoeing a Specialty. Horse Shoeing $ per Team. AIbo reductions in the nrice of all other work. Work guaranteed or money refunded. Give us a call. LocUBt street south of Yost's harness store, Shoe Repairing A Specialty. Always carry a select quality of sole leather to please our patrons and our aim iB to please as near as we can. Colored Laces. Get your colored laces at the Yellow Front Shoe Hospital. GEO. TEKULVE. HANS GERLE, The Tailor. Has juet opened a now tailoring establishment and has now wimples for units iiIho duou ropair work. Call on him with now or old work and y&u will rocolvo proiu.uk at tention. Dowqv st. up iu Morfich Uwddinc I Jfctray Notice, Tnkatt, up.on soctloa ten. town four. twa,.raoKO thirty by tho undorBlRnod whp thoro rosidw, one grny horfio about iflvo yeara old brundod V. on loft nhoul dor, ono bay horBo about oight yonra old, brnnded P on loft shouldor, Owner of enld nnhnnla onn hnvo anmo byprovhiB property and imyine clinics. O'15-O W.U.TKK C'OVBU Surprised? At the size of last month's grocery bill were you? Bct tcr pay cash and be surprised at the-savingfrnadc. Every month opens the eyes of a few more. Arc you next? We Sell Tomatoes, per can AO'c Snider 'a Catsup, pints 23c Snider's Catsup, 1-2 pint. ... "14 Searchlight Matches per box 0-1 Gold Dust, 4-lb pkg 18 Pcarlinc per nktr 04 SapoHo per pkg yc. 3 for ... . 25 T.ntlMo' nn ... An xyu lv;i Villi UO Merry War Lye ner can 07 Schilling's Best Soda, per ' plfg OS Arm & Hammer Soda, per vys os Dwight's Soda, per pkg, .... 08 Yt lb can of Chipped Beef. . . 10 Walter Bakers' Cocoa lb cans , 25 Veal Loaf 1 lb can 20 Lemons per doz 25 Silver Gloss Starch 08 Iungsford's Corn Starch .... 08 Yeast Foam 2 pkgs 05 On Time Yeast 2 pkgs 05 Granulated Sugar 16 lbs for 1.00 Kerosene Oil ner tral 15 Y lb pkg 04 npps, yx lb pkg 04 Vinegar, per iral 20 Arbucklc's Coffee 2 pkgs... 25 Lion Coffee 2 pkgs 25 XXXX Coffee 2 pkgs 25 Rock Salt net hundred sn Salt 140-lb Sack ys Table Salt 2 sacks 05 Gothenburg Best Patent Flour per sack. $1.10 Snow Flake Patent Flour per sack s $1,00 - Red Seal Patent Flour per sack.. . lift Jewel Patent Flour per sack 1.00 . BStorc open evenings until ' 8 o'clock. Wilcox Department Store FOE SALE. FARM WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS TOP BUGGIES . And all kinds of Farm JVIaehinepy. Standard Goods at Reasonable Prices. LOCK 6 SALISBURY NORTH PLATTE. Proud of the New Fabrics Of course we arc, we have 'cm all, that is all the best, most of 'cm you can't get anywhere else in town. You can't see 'em all here, unless you come early, a good many are gone, wc have ex clusivcs yet. iJ. F. Broeker. THERE ARE OTHERS who can make antf reparr Shq"" .but there are lew j'oru wl.nut lb- equal and none tlt$ ,'iirpass us. ""t. NEWMAN.'