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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1901)
Ike jfrtai- Wfcfcly SrUmuf FRIDAY, D15C. 6, 1901. 1RAL BAJlEf Editor AD Pbopbiktob SUBSCRIPTION BATES, On Vear, cash In advance, tl.U Bit Months, cub In advaaoe .T8 Cent EnUrdMhHortfaIUtU(NbrMk)pott9ffloM taoond-elasimatter. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. The message of President Roosevelt was read to congress Tuesday. Following is a brief synopsis: Pays a generous tribute to President McKinlcy and asserts that men who preach anarchy and sensationalism or dema gogues who inflame the public mind cannot escape partial re sponsibility for the crinr and that anarchy must be made odious. Federal courts should have jurisdiction over assailants of presidents and their legal suc cessors in office. Points to proofs of prosperity. Great combinations of capital have come to stay and present problem is one of regulation. Publicity regarding their opera tions and formation is necessary to intelligent control. Nation should assume power ot control of corporations doing an inter state business. Recommends creation of De partment ot Commerce. Favors Chinese exclusion. Labor should be protected rom competition of convicts. Problem of bettering condition of labor worthy the best thought. Present immigration laws arc unsatisfactory. Should establish reciprocity under a protective tariff. Favors legislation for the re habilitation, of the merchant marine. Gold standard to be main taincd. ' Revenues should be reduced to' equal more nearly needs of gov ernment. More power should be given Interstate Commerce commit aion. ' Forest preservation and refor estation problem' of vital im portancc. Favors national con trol of irrigation and construction of reservoirs. Home government in. Cuba expected before congress ad journs. Progress made in the Phil ippines, but trouble not yet ended. Legislation needed. Favors isthmian canal. Treaty witn ureat Urittan removes stumbling block. Stands by the Monroe doc trine, Strong navy a necessity, Work commenced should be continued. Present army is lnrgc enough. Officers and men should be brought and kept to the' highest state of efficiency Militia organization should be brought into consonance with regular army. Lands should be allotted Tn diaiiH, tribal relations broken up and Indians made self-sustain ing. Rural free mail delivery a sue cess and should be extended. Tub depreciation in stocks on the London market since the be ginning of the Boer war is of as tonishing extent. Taking 325 representative stocks traded in, including American rails, the English Bankers' Magazine finds that the depreciation in two years amounts to $750,000,000. But as there has been a very large ad vance in American scduritics listed on the London cxlmngo, the depreciation in British se curities must have been much greater than is represented. Nor does the worst appear to have been pisjj0tl. iSrirlngllcld axepuujicuu. Mascumnh modesty respect ing mortuary display receives a severe jolt by the action of a Vir ginian who bequeathed $1 each to his wife and nine children and the rest of his cash assets, about 810,000, for the erection of a water tight vault commodious and beautiful," to enclose his remains. The family contribu tion should be devoted to carv ing an appropriate epitapn on the vault. Tub Baltimore News iu (lis- cussing the irrigation question says: "There is an empire in the west which for years to come will serve as a home for the seething overflow for the teem ing population of the cast, pro vided pains arc taken to make available the natural resources of that empire. While Ameri cans are talking reciprocity and seeking foreign trade, they should not overlook the fact that market may be developed at home through the reclaiming of the arid west which would de mand more manufactured goods probably than all of the foreign ers with which we do business." At a recent meeting in Oma ha of the executive boai'd of the retail grocers and general mer chants association of Nebraska a resolution was adopted recom mending .that Nebraska mer chants prefer Nebraska beet su gar and entreating the people of the state to ask for it when pur chasing granulated. The board also adopts a resolution opposing the proposed reciprocity duty with Cuba by means of which Cuban raw sugar would be ad mitted free to our refineries, and Nebraska representatives in congress are requested to use any means in their power to pre vent such national legislation. BRADY .NEWS; . V ' Mrs, Louise Anderson was a NorthlMattc visitor ISlonday: P. P. Ledgerwood of North Platte transacted business in Brady Wednesday. The following pejsons went from here to Lexington to attend the lire case between the railroad coin', pany and Mr. FickcnBcher: G. and Fritz Kratzenstein, U., Henry and John Fickcnschcr, Lewis Anderson, John Kosbcrg, Nate Brateeu, ICddie and C. P. Prictaucr, Prank ICIdcr, C, D. Powlce, John ISrickaon, A. Gustafson, Geo. and Pearl Scott, Anna Johnson, Sam Norlander, S L, Petit, Mary V. Anderson, Mrs, Huffman, G. L. and Johnson Di.tto, Attorney lQllHworth, John West land, and live other persons not known. Mrs. W. J, ISavcy is spending a tew dnya this week with her par- cuts north of town. T. C. 15lder of Spannuth was a passenger on train No. 101 to North Platte Monday. W. I). Lyle returned from North Platte Wednesday morning. Roy Parsons hue returned home from the west where lie had spent the summer and tall. He will probably go west again in the apruip, Wednesday W. J. J&avey took thirly-eiuht head ot caMle over across the river to W. D. Lyle's place where T. H Brock will take care of them part of the winter. Post Office JitHpcctor Smith ex amined the Brady poatofficc Thurs day. B. S. Holmes lian been loslnjj cattle with blnckleir the past week. The Willing Worker met at Mrn Kasmussen Wedueitlay afternoon. Mri. Arnold and children of Maxwell were the quests of Mr. and MrB. n'ouilnc the tore part of thin wee!.. laYRTLE NEWS. Martaln Witzklc lot three head of cattle Sunday trom me Btalk dicate. Mr. and Mrs R, J. Menzie ate viMtiug friends at Grafton. Mr, and Mr. John A. .Moore of Maxwell, were reuewiug ac. quninlauccs lu this part ot the ijlnbe the lat of the week. Ei Wright han h'(tv head of cat tie to winter for Mr. Cooledge. Max McGrew In entertaining a brother from the southeastern part of the state. Members of the Myrtle Sunshine Society that are willing to help u any way in the Christinas fes tivities arc .requested to meet at A. E, Moore's Ott Wednesday even JitU, Dec. 11, Every woman loves to think of the tlmo when a soft llttla body, all her own, will nestle In her bosom, fully satisfying the yearning which lies In the heart of every good woman. But yet there la a black cloud hovering about tho pretty picture In her mind which fills her with terror. Tho dread of childbirth takes away much of the Joy of motherhood. And yet It need not bo so. For sometime there has been upon tho market, well-known and recommended by physicians, a liniment called Mother's Friend which makes childbirth as simple and easy as naturo Intended It. It Is a strengthening, penetrating liniment, which the skin readily absorbs, it gives the muscles elasticity and vigor, prevents coro breastj, morning sick ness and tho loss of tho girlish figure. An Intelligent mother In Butler, Pa.. ay ii " Wero 1 to need Mother's l'riencl ngnln, I would obtain 0 bottlos 11 1 had to pay $3 per bottls for It." Get Mother's Prltnd at tho druir tore. 31 per bottle. THE DRAOflELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. Write tor our free Illustrated book. " Be tors Uiby Is Horn." NOTICE TO BIDDERS. North Platte, Nkiiraska. Nov. 27, l'JOl. Bids will be received for Btation cry and supplies for Lincoln cnunty.JNebraska, for the year 1902 as proyided.by law, as follows: CLASS A -HOOKS. 2 dozen Library Paste. Kccords 8 .quire medium plain, each. Kccords 8 quire medium, printed heads each, Records 8 quire medium, printed pages, each. All records to be full bound, extra ends, bands and fronts,' and to be made ot 30 lb medium linen paper. 5,000 Tax Receipts id duplicate to order, Poll Books, per set, including n, tr1nnfa Letterheads, printed 12 and 24 lb Franklin paper, per tn. Envelopes, printed, XXX 611, size No. (t4 per m. Envelopes, printed XXX 612, size No. 10, per m. Or stock equal to aboyc brand, class c. Legal blanks, lull sheetp, per 100 Legal blanks, yi sheets, per 100. Legal blanks, sheets, per 100. Legal blanks, J sheets, per 100. Court wrappers, per 100, Samples of paper to be t.ub mittcd with bid on all blanks. CLASS I). Sanfords, Carter's or Arnolds writing fluid per quart. Spenccrian, Glucinium or Tadella pens, per gross, Vanadium pens, pergrosp. A. W, Faber or Perfectiou pen cils, per gross. , Rubber End. penholders, per dozen, Rubber band?, assorted sizes per box. 1 Rubber bande, No, 16 per box. Type writer paper, per ream. Legal cap, numbered lines, per ream. All work and material to be first class, Hticccssrul bidder to cntci Into contract with approved bond The County CoinmiHsioiicrH re serve the right to reject any or all bids. W. M. HOLTKY, County Clerk, Dr. Humphreys' Specific!! euro by octinu, dlroolly upon tho iliseiiRo, without oxcltlnj; disorder in miy other part of tho systoui. no, ccrm, rucra, I Fevers, Congostluus, Inflammations. ,'J3 41 Worms, Worm Kovn-, Worm Colic . ,U5 a-Tcetlilnit.Collo.Crylnif.Wakefulncai ,'25 -l-l)lnrrhen, of Children or Adults us 7 Gouthi, Colds, Bronchitis ., ,U3 8 NeurnlgU, Toothache, Faceacho "J 3 O-IlcaJaclie, Btck Headache, Vertigo . ,Vt3 1U Uvipeptla,Iadlntloa,WeakStomMb.'2S 1 1 -Suppressed or I'alnrul Periods, lU-Wlillis, Too Prof um l'crlod. ,., .. .23 la-Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness 25 1 l-Kall IMictim, Eryilpolai, Eruptions,. 13-lllieumntliui,IUcumitlJl'lni... . JO Malaria, Chilli, Feer and Au .. J 8 Catarrh, lufluenta. Cold to tho Ueod VP-WlioopluB.(.'ough '47 KIiIiipv I'liruici , .US .23 .'J 3 .33 .t!3 .1.00 M . .29 S-5rout Debility ao-t'rlnerv Vculiuru. Wcttluijlkd 77-Clrlp, HayVover Dr.l r. Itamphreyi' Minus uggfru or Mulled I'rio. old by druraUt, or x Drum nul of all DUcojcs at your UumnhnjyvMud.Ca, Cor, bold liv untoiriiU. or ei BCST CROWN $ HUTnHP l).CMAMfAS! .!,irf, PSNytnCouo. t.4 trtk . iKJ" HV i i . ClosiivOut Sacrifice l , SeIe of Clothing. The entire stock of Children s Suits, Overcoats, Furnishing Goods, Etc., in the room formerly occupied by The Leader, first door south of the Postofficc, is now in charge of C. M. Newton, as salesman, who has marked down the goods and the en- !C tire stock will be closed out at 4 I Less Than Wholesale Prices. This stock must be u The goods are all new, havintr been boutrht ninetv A 8 days ago. Parties wishing to purchase good Cloth- . ing at less than wholesale prices should attend this 1,, sale. Such opportunities seldom come and it will 8 Pay you to lay in a supply of this desirable merchan- !C 4 disc. The owner of this stock has too much other l2 J business on hand to give it his attention and the & A stock must be sold. This is no fake sale. Seeing is !lJ y Deneving. Lome early belore sizes are broken. The Bargain Clothing Store, C. M. NEWTON, Salesman. First Door South of Postoffice. THE OVERLAND LIMITED o j Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Portland, Butte, Los Angeles, and other rincipal Points West, f THE CALIFORNIA EXPRESS I Denver, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Los Angles and other I Principal Points West, THE PACIFIC EXPRESS to Denver, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Portland, Butte, Los Angeles and other Principal Points West, ) Por full lnformntlon cull on or E. H. GENGE, Agent HANS GERLE, I c ? c ft The Tailor. Hub just oppucri n now tailoring ostablinliiiiont and htiu now patnplee for HiiltB iiIbo tlooa ropiur work. Call on him with now or old work and you will rocoivo prompt nt. tontion. Dowoy st. up lu Mnrsoh buiUiinR. The Tribune anil Wcghly In ter Ocorin one vcar $1.(0. REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY Made a Well Man thc "4iKm.oi Me. pttjaac tho Bbova remit b tn 30 dajt. It tcU powerfully tnd quickly. Curt wbon 11 othen UlL xoung men U1 regale their lott manhood, od old R!?,7i!kre5?T,r. lhelr outhfut t-or by iuIdj tlEVIVO. It quickly and eurvly ritore Nerrouf ?.Lo Vitality. ImpoUncy,Mlihtly EmlHlooa. For,Fatllne Memory, Wutlna DUeuM.a&d HI effect ot MU-abuM or exceaaad lodiwrttlon, which win U one (or study, butlntM or airrlaje. It BOt only hw by HtrUng at tho seat ot dltaue, but Usireat oerro tonlo and blocnl bDllder, bring. IjB Utk the nlfik Blow topalo cheekiandre litorlcg the (liv otynntn. ft ward off rnwnlty and Coniuniptlon. ItelatJjj kP EVJVOno ohr It can U carted lu VXfct. "r TSUI, 1.00 ser Mckiae. or !i (or mnltn. wittTi tvoti. jlvo "written irnarnntea to car or itlxmi Fift Salt! A, IT. Strtltsf. .cm I ij Men's, Youth's, Boy's and a closed out in sixtv davs. THE FAST TRAINS ARE VIA THE UNION PACIFIC I.v. Omaha..,'. HiMain dally Ar. Cheyenne 0:a)p, in Ar. Ogilen l.lOp, in,,,,.. " Ar. Salt Lake City 3:10 p. in ' Ar. San FrancUco fi:2S p. m Ar. Portland -ttfOp. m ..... " Ar. Spokane, 6:j5p. m ' Ar. llutte 3:00 a in " Ar. hw Angcle..,. H:a m I.v, Omaha.,, Ar. Denver,.., Ar. Cheyenne. ..I.S5pin dally .7:ao. a m ..7.10 a m ,12.30 am " A.. Ogden,... Ar, Salt Lake City 7.30 a, m. Ar. San Francisco 8.25 am " Ar. Los Angeles. ...7,00 a in " Lv. Omaha 11.20 n m dally Ar, Denver ..l i0pnt, Ar. Cbcysnnc I2.30n m " Ar Odgen 7.30 a m " Ar. Kail Lake City U.25 a. m Ar. Hutte B.20 p m " Ar. Han Kraticlsco 4.25 p m " Ar. Portland 8.10 a m '" Ar, Spokane 0.50 am Ar. Los Angeles.. 8. 15 a m " uddress, FOE SALE. FARM WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS TOP BUGGIES8 And all kinds of Fam fflaehinepy. Standard Goods at Reasonable Prices. LOCK & SALISBURY NORTH PLATTE. J. P. FILLION, J I inurnn n General Repairer. Special attention given to WHEELS TP PJOT PROFESSIONAL CARDS H E. McCAW, niYSIGIAN ANn mmnrcnw Ofllco ovor Huffman'B Milllnory Storo OUTIt Pmitk. - Neiihaska 0 1 V. UHDELL t'HYSIOIAN AND StJUOKON. OllloPH! North Platto National Dnnk llnlldlnff, North Platte, Neb. j1 V, D13NN1H, M, D., 110MOKOPAT11I8T, Over 1'lr.t National Hank, NOUTU 1'l.ATl'tt, NK1I1IA8ICA. J. 8. HOAOUANU, V. HOAOLAND Hoatflnnd& Hoogland, ATTORNEYH AND COUNSELORS Bc.?V.tT.lu' iU Millinery Htoro. NOK1U 1'l.ATTK. . NKIillAHKA. yiLCOX A HALIilQAN, ATTORNS Ya.AT.LA IP, ATOBTII rtlTTK. . . . NKI1RABKA Offle or North PUU National Jlank, H. S.BIDOELY, ATTORNTCV.A'P.T. A W Odlno MnDnnnld lllitnlr Ttouu ni.t NORTH PLATTE. : NEBRA8KA D R. O. B. DENT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, umce over Post Office. Telephone 115, North Plntte, - - - Nebrnaka. A, H. DAVIS, ATTORNTCV. Af.T, A w NORTH PIjATTE,, - - NEBRASKA Grady Block Rrrml &2. T. O. PATTERSON, U"l'TOBMiaNWT.T rr.T-r Office over Yellow Front Shoe Store NORTH PLATTE. NEB. E. ROCHE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Hinman Brx)CK, - Djewey Street, North Platte, Nehrahka. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE FOR PUnUOATION. Land Offlco at North VUtte, Nob. ) .. , . November 15tb, 1001. f Notice la hereby Riven that the following named eottler lm nlcd notice of his Intention to make final proof In tupport of his claim and that said proof will bo mado before rcfilotur and re ccUor of the U. 8. Land Office at North Platte. Neb., on December 20, 1001, ' , LOUI8 HOULTTZ who made' homostDod Entry No. 18,711 for the north half of southeast quarter tho southeast quarter of the northeast quarter, and northeast quarter of southwest quarter of section 11. town H, north range 32 west H p. in. He names the folluwlnK witnesses to proto his continuous resldoncoupon and cultivation of said land, ylzi Leopold I'olzell and Lee Hmllb of J.cw f:Npb; Wl'oy Mathews and 11. p. liakor of North l'latto, Neb. 1B" Qko. e. FnKNcn, IleBlater. Notice Is hereby Rlvcu that in pursuance of Instructions from tho Commissioner of tbo Oon pral Lnnd Office, under authority vested In him by section 2455. Revised Statutes of tho U. 8 as nwBn.,,.e'1 by,.,ho Bct ot oonKretw approvod Febru nry ailh. IbOo, wo will proceed to olfer at public Hale on the 0th day of January next, at this office !S"i0,low,,nB ,rnct of 'on11- namely. Lot 2. Hentloii 1H. Town (I north, of Rapge 88 Vest of Cth r. M. AH persons clalmliR adversely tho above dei scrthed land nro advlsod to fllo Ihelr claim In this oflice on or before thp doy dtwlKiiated for the commencement of said tjalo, otherwise) their rlRhts will bo forfeited. . ' K- 1I,!l.loUxflt.,he,l;n"?1 states Land Office, North 100. Nubra,k,, thls "'I1 '' of A'0YpmbPr F(ANC JIACPN, Hocplyer, OIJUER 0JJEAlUrfq. Btalp of Nebraska, Lincoln county, ss. ... . . PpcemburS. 1901, neiuatler of tlto estate of August Audorson, On readln and flllnK tho notltlon of Louise Audernon praylnu that administration of said estate may bo eranted to her an administratrix. Ordered, that Oeoombor 21, 1P01, at 0 o'olock, n. m.. Is astlftncd for heating said petition, when nil persons lnterottcd in said matter may nnpoar at a county court to be held in and for Hald county, and show cause why the prayer of potl. tloner should not bo granted. IM A. 8. Haldwin, County Judge. LEGAL NOTICE. Tho dofondant. Don Delos Thomas, will take notice that true May Thomas filed her petition In tho district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, on the Uth day of November. 1001, praying for a decree of dlvorco from said defendant on tho grounds of desertion and non-support, Bald de fendant Is required to answer said petltlou on or beforo Monday the 37th day of January, 1MB. , ErriK Mat Thomas, 16- I)y ir. 8. Rldgely, her Attornoy. For Bargains In .... LjiND$. . . . Call on.,.. I. A. FORT. Over McDonalds Jlanl?. U, P. R. R, LAND AGENT. Prices from $1.25 to 68 tier noro. 200,C03ucre3 for Balo Wm, Gaia9 Blackstiitli ajid Wagoiitiker. Horse Shoeing a Specialty. Horsp Shppipg $4 Ppr Tcji'rn.' Also reductions in tfie prjep of'a, other work. Work trufiraptptrd 'or money refnndetj. Qive us a pa. Locust street south of VoBfe liariicsB store, STEBBINS' STABLE. Liycry, Feed, Boarding- and Sale. NEIaZ: RIGS, Accommodations Good. Feed per team to hay, 35 cents a nignijnoon leetl 15 cents. L. C. Steins, NbVtli Prattc', - WcWr'.iBioi "?rf y