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NORTH TLATTE, NEBRASKA, OCTOBER l&V 1901,
NO. 70
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
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I Sweeping Reductions.
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When vc took possession Aug. 1st, we discovered that
S Furniture, etc., in North Platte, had been selling, in g
many cases, for much more than a fair living profit. Wc s
S have made great reductions all along the line and if goods
are bought now for less than three months ago, wc claim
ZZ credit for the reduction. Here are a tew samples:-
Sideboards from $25.00 to $15.00,
S Sideboards from &rJ?J Sin?
& Combination Book Case from. . . .bl5.00 to blU.uu.
. 5 drawer Chiffonier from 81100 to $ 7.00.
0-foot Extension Table from . . . .5 o.au to o o.w. 5
Child's Iron Bed and Springs and 3
Ti..Cc1 rmm 25.00 to $15.00,
IronBed Brass Top from $12.50 to $10.00.
New Home Automatic Sewing
ATi,ir,ft rm $45.00 to $35.00.
Chamber Suit, full swell front. . . .$38 00 to 30.00.
Spiral Bed Springs from ....... 8 3.00 to $ 2 00.
Vclour Couch $15 to 11. Rocking Chair $5 to $3.75
Many other goods iu to per ccm uu.
2 If the public are willing to pay former prices simply be-
E cause the dealer is a good fellow wc cannot object. Our 3
J stock is complete. Fresh goods arc constantly arriving.
Prices arc low and in plain figures, and you will receive
courteous treatment. Give us a fair trial.
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I JOSEPH HERSHEY, :
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Y. M C .A. BtttBrtatnmont,
The first entertainment ot the Y.
M. C. A. course will be given at
the opera honBC Thursday evening.
October 24th. Seats will be re
served at Stamp's on and after
Tuesday evening at 5:45.
Stole Harness.
Tuesday night a hole waB cut in
the root of Joe Koddy'a stable and
by means of a wire a set of harness
was drawn up through the Hole ana
earned a way. About 7:30 the
following-morning while B. L. Rob
inson and Mr. Roddy were stand
ing at the railroad crossing at
Field's lumber yard a fellow drove
by wltti a single horse attached to
acart. Roddy at once recognized
the harness on the horse as the one
stolen and hailed the man, as did
also Robinson. Instead of stop
ping, however, the fellow put the
lash to the horBe and drove soutn.
At the time one of the Gaunt boyB
was hitching up a team at tlie
lumber yatd. and being informed'of
the thett, mounted one of tlie horses
ntid took after the thiet. He over
took him at the bridge, where the
fellow nave up the harness to
Gaunt, and then started on south,
riding the horse and pulling the
cart. Sheriff Kehbcr waB then
notified and Deputy Ledgerwood
sent after the thief but he-failed to
find any traces ot him
Bleot Offloera.
The directors of the base ball as
socltttion met Wednesday evening
and elected the following officers:
IS II. Warner president. J. H.
Stubbs vice-president, W. M. Gun
ningham secretary and Aithur Mc
Natnara treasurer. R. L. urates
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was elected manager of the team and Sutherland are in a ponder over
and W. L. Richards assistant man- what political party Johu D. Ken
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Messrs. Richards, Dare and Woo- can t icu uy rcaumg .
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ittlc were appointed a committee ue was "U""S T Tomatoes, nor can 10c
to drattsultablc by-laws. electors iu mat country turn . pints. .... .23c
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. - , , Tl, M,1 1n.1nn Tinlirhtn nf Stlldcr'S CltSUt). 1-2 Pint ... . 14
. , i -t- : nf T.i.,rrin Scarchlnrht Matches per box 04
All lliemDCrS OI llic tuuiai uunnirjiuias, iu . it. ..i i
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.1 K,i i . n iiiinrnornn Hill I vnrnM 'l M ri M :i 1 1 1 1 1 1 iii .ni .1-) iu liiu int.- I J
DEALER IN
Farm Implements,
Buggies, Wagons,
Windmills, Pumps,
T.nntn imulcd the stone lor the
foundation for his new house from
Sutherland.
n.iva White and wife are at the
height of their joy over the recent
advent of a new daughter at their
home.
About 250 electors in NicholB
Surprised?
At the size of last month's
grocery bill were you? Bet
tcr pay cash and be surprised
at the saving made, Every
month opens the eyes of a
few more. Arc you next?
31 to ine wit- ,
rcb ot tbat city. LcvU, cm
ard cutrinccr for rriv Wnr Lvo nor can. . . .
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I WINDMILLS i PUMPS
PIPES AND FITTINGS
BARB WIRE.
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STOCK TANKS -
LOCUST STREET,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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JOHN BRATT & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans insurance
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trrs.oforoaoo:-iiJay SaMLlr. lax aSTotox-aralta.
the FiYe Cent cigar Jg,
SOEMALZBIED'S.
Special Elootlon to ho Hold,
At a meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening a petition, which
bad beeu circulated by James Bel
ton, was presented asking tuat an
election be called to vote on the
proposition to accept the initiative
and referendum measure passed by
the legislature three years ago.
This law, which is optional with a
city whether it adopts it or not.
provides that when an ordinance is
I passed by a city council it is held
in abeyance for thirty, days ana
during that time the citizens can if
they so desire, petition the council,
to call an election to vote as 1o
whether the ordinance shall be
come a part of the law of the city.
If, at the election the ordinance re
ceives the necessary majority it
stands, if not it is null and void
While tlie law re'ates to all ordi
nances which a city council may
oaes, the purpose ot tue meas
arc is to prevent councils irom
eivinir away valuable franchises or
privileges without the consent of
citizens. The lav, we understand,
has not as yet been adopted by a
sniffle city in the state. The city
clerk will proceed to call a special
election which will cost the tax
payers Irom one to two hundred
dollars and when the proposition
is before the people more informa-
I tion on the matter will be given in
these columns.
clahBand have not beccomo mem- Kinley memorial
bers. are requested to meet at tue in at. Jaurs cuurcu
Lutheran chuch Monday evening ai Joseph Hay, yard cuginccr tor Merry War Lye per can. . . .
eight o'clock. At this meeting lue Union Pacific at Columbus, is Schilling's Beat Soda, per
business of importance will be con- one D oldest employes of that plfp
sidered. On Tuesday evening BVstcm. He has been with the Arm & Hammer Soda, per
Prof. Leonhardt will be here to ri,n,i cont uoubIv tor thirty-three I P fg v v v :
b. lb. of .ruction, aud i vcars. SSf tTSinSSf ! ! !
several matters muBi oeconsiuc.u a Nebraska City editor has on wnwnt. ij,,...,,, 1,
is tucrctore ... . . r-iii mn, ni n farm - os
tl,, r ritu1 linn nsked him to Bell Vnnl T.nnf 1 1h ran 20
csted be present at the Monday . ,,,, tfU on wcrl nit of a block Lemons ner doz. 2o
eveninir meeting. L wnort to ihts correct Bhane and Silver Gloss Starch 08
...!.,. m,o KinLralora'sUornbtarcu.. .. uo
Y.M. C A. NOTES. Iwu"e" w l" "u"b. M " ""... Yont Foam 2 nkira OS
North Platte to- lay 01 ; mc ianu. xiou.b - u u-... 5 Yeaat 2 n lci OS
Granulated Sutrar 16 lbs for 1.00
our heavenly Father, is cordially Tot Cannes Night Alarm. Kerosene Oil per gal 15
inrit..! tn tbr class for the study "Uno nicni my orou oru uuuy
of the bible, in the
M. C. A. at 8 o'clock
Think of this invitation
wlinle buiuHllfr Out to be
" o I I'Ut muiiuu i; wm -
with men eager Xo know about the it in tlio liouso totiroieoi our ounu
God with whom we have to do. Ti?f " fESSofil.rt oublo Salt i-lb'Sack 95
It is with pleasure wc announce ti)nt no othor roraody would roliovo." Table Salt 2 sacks OS
i . . . . . n 1 1 nil.
the sneaker for next Sunday as A. lninllibio lor yougns, wiqb, inn Gothcnburtr Best Patent
. ... . i nnn i iiinir trnuiiinR. uuu iiuuoi.w. xiiih i -
. , . mil' nnr
bottlos rroo at airoitz s urug eioro.
before his arrival. It
earnestly requested that all inter
ns for the study "Ono niRht my brot hor'B bnby wns gaffe, l4 lb pkg 04
ln,nf(t,. v tnkonwith Croup," wrltoB Mrs. J. C. ttT.,1, i IK n(ir 04
! parlor of the . Saldor ot Crittondon, Ky.,"it eoomod it "fPs A
,ck. Stop! Men! would etrnnfflo botoro wo could got n Vinegar, pel gal......
J , . Dlscovory, which rbvo nuiclt roliof and Lion Coffee 2 pkgs 25
e packed pormnnontly cured it. Wo always koop XXXX Coffee 2 nkrrs 25
t n tlio liouso to proieoi our omiurun . i1tl:,firni1 RO
from Croup and WhoopinB OourIi. It Rock bait pet hundred au
F. Parsons. He has never failed
to nive us a good talk and wc are
sure that any man, old or young,
attending the 3:30 men's meeting
next Sunday will be pleased and
profited.
We received the first lot of books
ot the gift of Miss Helen M. Gould
yesterday, and more are coming.
We arc very eorry that it wanec-
essary to keep the library close so
long and we hope it will not be
lonir until the members will be
readme a splendid library of 2,000
volumes.
Fellows! Don't shiver any
longer in your cold rooms trying to
keep clean when for less than a
cent a day you can bathe in a nice
bath tub in a warm room, and have
some ou to play sweetmusic while
vou are batuiuir. Go sec the Sec-
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retary about membership in the i.
M. C. A.
BETWEEN THE HIVE IIS,
The new building on the Hershey
rnnrh are about ready for OCCU-
nancy.
Foreman Krickson of the Nichols
lm itist returned from a three
weeks visit to his farm in the vicin-
Eyer Notice
The difference in
Cotton Batts
How much whiter
and cleaner some
brands arc.
Ours Are Clean
The price as low
as for poorer
gra4cs.
5 to 18 Gents.
Store open evenings until
o'clock.
Wilcox DepaFlmerjfe toe.
Wm. Gamt,
Blacksmith and
Wagoiimaker.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse Shoeing S?4 per 'ream
iviBO reuucuuua in
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Flour per sack $1.10
Snow Flake Patent Flour
per sack $1.00
Red Seal Patent Flour per
sack 1.10
Jewel Patent Flour per sack 1.00
Store open eyening-s until
8 o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES
And all kinds of
Farm fIaehinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK 8 SALISBURY
NORTH PLATTE.
ASK ANY PAINTER ABOUT
HEATH & MILUGAN PAINTS $
The North Platte Pharmacy,
Exclusive Agents.
a Free Sample Shade Cards.
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When You Buy Paint
Buy Good Paint...
And that means SHERWIN & WILLIAMS'
PAINT. Wc have been handling tins maKC tor
many years and have found that it gives excel
lent satisfaction in every instance. It may cost
a trifle more per gallon than inferior paints, but
it's cheapest 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.
Pall Hardware
Baker Painted Barbed Wire
tier cwt 3.80
Rnlrnr Galvanized Barbed
Wire per cwt 4.10
Best 6-inch Steel Stove Pine
per joint 15
f.-in. P.nmmon Elbow 10
f.-ln Ad instable Elbow 15
fi-in Damper . , 10
6-4 Oil Cioth Binding ia
8-4 Oilcloth Bindinir. 20
8d Nails, per lb 04
Fence Staples, per lb 04
Mavdole Hammer 55
26-in Hand Saw.. . 6n
Good Brace 45
Good Katchct Brace 85
41b box All Copper Rivets 18
Nn. 8 Galvanized Boiler J5
12-qt Galvanized Pail 20
Shot. 3 lbs 25
Gunnowder. ncr lb 30
22 Cartridges, per box 15
12-liauge Loaueu blicus, per
box
10 Gauge Loaded Shells, per
don
12 Gauge New Rival Empty
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caucus, per uu iki run ... .
10 Gauge New Rival Empty
Shells, per hundred
Hy of Lincoln. Oacar Goodwin had other work. Work
the price of all
lruaranteed or
tnntiRv refunded. Give ub
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Locust street bouiu oi
harness store.
a call.
Yost's
Shoe Repairing
A Specialty.
Always carry a select quality
of sole leather to pleate our
nntrniiH and our aim is to
please as near as we can.
Colored Laces.
Get your colored laces at the
Yellow Front Shoe Hospital.
GEO. TEKULVE.
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Store open evenings until 8
o'cloclc.
Wilcox Department Store.
charce of his section
The sugar beet crop at Hersbey
la Hnimr ImrveRted and loaded as
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fast as they can possible get cars
P. Carpenter has about twenty-live
acreB of the finest in the valley for
the number of acres.
W. II. Hill and wife of Hershey
returned the first of the week from
an extended visit with ielative6
and friends iu New York and Pcnn
svlvania. They visited the Expo-
Rition at Buffalo and many other
noted cities iu the east.
Mr. Youiir ot Lodcre Pole, who
had charge ot the Hershey lumber,
coal and hardware business dur
inir Manaccr Hill's absence in the
east, rciurned home Monday
Mrs Trent has returned from a
pleasant visit among relatives and
iriend3 in the eastern part ot the
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state.
D. M. Lcypoldt is entertaining
at this time his father from Lin
coin.
J. M. Smith has charirc of the
Hershey section again.
Leonard Laubuer has the rest
dence which he recently purchased
over south and moved over to ills
farm in the valley, about ready tor Eatray Notice
ranilv fnr nrpiinnncv. mi. ., nnnl.n nn Inuin fnnr
tliiriv. hv llio iindorBiirncd
toilers this week in the inter-kVXm Si
est of the beet-sugar crop at that jor) ono i,ny horso nlwut otlit yonrHOld,
i iivitnt nt i in in ir. Kiinuiiitir.
l,luv,t . n...nnr nf uiiWl nntmfiltt nnn linve Batno
LoiUBanci joun riotmon are ai . v nrnvintr nronartv nnd imyioir ohnriroa.
HOT ALL Oil THE OUTSIDE
as it takes more than good looks
te make a really good overcoat.
...Ill 4?w1 iUn lininiru n 11(1
HAN GElSLfclji trimmings of the coats wc make
to be as fruitless as tlie style and
fit.
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The Tailor-
llns just oponod n now
iiiilnrlnir nHtftlilinhmunt
nntl lina now Bainplos for
Buits also dooB ropnir
work. Cull on him with
now or old work and you
will recolvo prompt nt
tontion. Dowov Ht. up
in Morflch buiklini;.
J. F. Broeker.
work on their new buildings.! O-1G-0
W,i;rr.n Covpu..
THERE ARE OTHERS
who can make and repair
Shoes, but there are lew
who can equal and none
that can surpass us.
C. NEWMAN.
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