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LLOYD'S OPERA'HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Saturday, February 15,
Grand Revival of Hartley
Campbell's
Beautiful
Plav.
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Halo of Klttvofl lit HlK Hand.
I'ho Quadroon's Oath.
Wreck of tlio Hollo Creole.
Htiin storm of Honl Water.
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DU.F. W. MILLEK, ORADUATE DENTIST.
Office ovor Btroltx'i Drug Storo.
The Methodist ladies will hold a
ten-cent valentine social at the
home of Mm. II. C. Langdon thiH
(Friday) evening. The public is
invited.
J. 1 IlarHhlicld says that lie ex
pects to remain in business in the
buildinir south of the Palace meat
market, reports to the contrary
notwithstanding.
The directors of the baseball
association will hold a meeting on
Tuesday evening of next week and
will probably then definitely decide
as to who suail coiisiuuie ine icam.
MisB Jennie Smith, who has been
confined to the hotiBe for a month
nast with rheumatism, is not mi
proving very rapidly. Her whole
body Is more or less affected.
The North IMattc bowling team
is doing extra practice work, and
the members think they will give
the Chcvetinc team a warm rccer.
tion in the games to be played here
on the 2ZA lust.
Quite a iiumbtr of North Platte
people attended the funeral of the
late M. J. Cronin at Grand Island
yctcrday. The local lodges of the
B. ot L. l and the A. O. U. W.,
ot which the deceased was a mem
bcr, Bent committees down.
Many cattle in this section arc
aflltctcd ifritli mange, a larger num
ber nfrffinps than usual. This is
Wwmpww.'' by a parasite, and though
11 UOCH DPI piUVU lil 111 I ll icnuun ill
cattle getting in bud physical con
dition. )
WANTED Lady olork, ono
havincr oxperience preferred.
Apply in person by Saturday
night.
WILOOX DEPT. STORE
Six candidates were initiated l to
the Woodmen lodge last cvcniiK
the work being performed by a
team from Hershey. v ollowing
the ceremonies light refreshments
were served.
There is at present a scarcity ol
office rooms in town, or at least
oneB suitabl; for those who desire
oIliccH, It Is probable that the
second lloor of the Foley block will
be rearranged and scyeral addi
tional olhce rooms created.
W. A. Paxton of Omaha was in
town Wednesday enroute to his
ranch near llershey irom winch in
a day or two he will ship about
twenty cars of fat steers to the
Chicago market. This will leave
about 200 head at the ranch vet to
i-hip
I. A. Fort contributed another
letter to yesterday's Omaha I lee in
advocacy ot a change ot the home
stead law giving the cntryman the
right to 010 acres instead of lull,
Mr. Fort a efforts to create a hciui
incut in favor of this change is
commendable.
There arc about 3(0 cases on the
docket for the term ol court which
convenes March od. The greater
part of these, however, are lorcclos
tire cases instituted by the county
for the non-paynu'iit of taxes, and
i an be disposed ol qulCKly.
City Marshal Patterson returned
the early part ot the week Ironi a
few days' visit in Denver. While
there lie met K L. G raven, who is
qmplovcd In the auditing depart
ment of the 1) . &. K. G. Ky.. and
also Arthur Pluuier who has been
appointed Biiperiiiteiident of mine
at Idaho Springs.
GOING TO FENCE?
We sell -Baker
Perfect Barb Wire
painted per hundred. .$3. SO
Baker Perfect Barb Wire, gal
vanized, per hundred 10
Store open evenings until
o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store.
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20 Percent Discount Sale
During this sale vc will continue to show wonderful yalucs in"clotlung;thc first
choice is worth being; quick for. It is unnecessary to quote prices It requires
an examination to appreciate the genuine bargains we arc offering in
Men's Hoys' and Childrcns'
Fine Suits and Overcoats.
This opportunity will not come again this season. Kvcry gar
ment has the original price still on it. You get 20 percent off
when you purchase.
Good Shoes sold Cheaply.
sautAKirsfeg(iL Our Shoe Department is the place to visit if
PpSJura you wish to spend only a little money to get
bhoes that are really good. These arc leaders:
W. L. Douglas $3.00 Shoe at this sale ?2.40.
"We have your size in Enamel Calf or Box
Pnlf
'.VKt Of hot- unnrml vnlt.ne i Mon'u
. oSHotTr "V Shoes at 51.00 to 3.20,
Wc Can Please You if You Give Us Hie Opportunity.
Star Clothing House.
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Geo. M.Carter went to Lincoln
Wednesday morning to attend a
banquet given by the Young Men'o
Republican Club ot that city.
Mr. and Mrs. lCd Haucr leave
Sunday for Terre Haute, lud. Mr.
Haucr will remain there ten uays,
while Mrs. Haucr will make an ex
tended visit.
Mrs. M. Mickclson and daughter
Garnet were the guests of Mrs. M.
II. Douglas yesterday, having come
down trom llershcv to hear the
limes concert
The ninety-third anniversary of
Lincoln's birth waB observed in
town by the closing of the Union
Pacific shops and the display of
old glory on a number of Hag staffs.
It was expected that quite a
number of out-of-town people
would attend the Inncs concert, but
only a few were present. The
snow storm just before dinner
probably kept some country resi
dents from coming to town.
For Itont or Bale.
Eighty acres, known as the Lock
wood larni. Under irrigation.
Wiite or apply to II. SchulT, Grand
Island, Neb.
Joe Fillion came down from
Cheyenne Wednesday and will vii
his parents for a few days.
A service for men will be held at
the Lutheran church this evening,
to which all men arc invited.
The proposed removal of the
postoflice to the Odd Fellows' build
ing is likely to result in a very
warm fight, a number of men doinj;
business near the present location
of the otlicc having sent in a re
monstrance against removal. Con
gressman Neyille lias also been
asked to use his influence against
removal. The present room is in
adequate to properly handle tin
mail, and so long a the proposed
removal is tor the efficiency of tin
service, no one can fault Post
master Thomson for desiring morf
commodious quarters.
Now Dental Parlors.
Dr. J, F. Shute will have liit
ofiices in the Hinmati Dlock. He
comes highly recommended and
a graduate of the Pennsylvania
College of Dental Surger'.
High grade dentistry proficiently
and scientifically done. Consulta
tion and examination tree.
A Pretty Party.
The party given Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. H. S. White and
Mrs. Arthur McNamara at the
home of the former was a prettily
conaucteu lunction and proved a
pleasant one tor the titty or sixty
ladies present. The rooms were
darkened, lights turned on and
roses and carnations displayed in
abundance, making a very pretty
appearance. Among the enter
' taining features was a contest en
' titled "Questions of the Age," in
, wntcu twenty questions were pro
posed, the last syllable of the ans
wer word being "age." In this
contest Mrs. W. J. Stuart correctly
, answered the greatest number and
was awarded the prize.
Six young ladies served the re
freshments which were very nicely
prepareu ana serveu.
The affair waB very smoothly
conducted throughout and retlected
very creditably upon the hostesses
Airs, bcnurman ot l remont wat-
the guest ot honor.
It will be four years tomorrow
since the battleship Maine was
blown up in the harbor of Havanna
i How time flics!
A "Between Seasons"
Sale of Shoes
This is out' month to close out all thats loft of the past seasons Shoes. All the
odd pairs styles with but part of the sizes left -in short the remnants, that arc in
variably loft at tlte close of a season, have all been sorted out, and placed on tables, at
a very liberal discount from regular prices. There are Shoes for Men; Shoes for
Women; Shoes for tlirls. Will you look them over? :: :: :: :: ::
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That people appreciate good articles
when they see them is attested by the to
fact that we have sold forty-seven jjj
Ranges since August ist, and we are to
selling them right along. But Ranges Vjj
are not all; our sales of Heating Stoves to
have been very large. This business jjj
onlv tends to show that we carry to
superior Stoves and Ranges and sell jjj
them at right prices.
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Matt Welch yesterday resigned
his position in the car repair gang.
Johnnie Dwyer writes this office
that he is now working at Chilli-
cothe, Ohio.
Two or three additional machin
ists were given work this week in
the Union Pacific shops.
Traveling Passenger Agent
Mcllen of the Union Pacific, spent
part of yesterday in town and went
east with the Iuues special.
ISleven carloads of fat sheep from
Colorado were fed at the local stock
yards a couple of days this week
while in transit to utucago.
The Itines band came in on four
special cars attached to train No
G yesterday morning and went out
last evening at 4:30 on a special
train.
Herman Schrocder, late night
foreman or the car repair gany, re
turned yesterday to Sidney. The
night foremanship ot the gang has
been given to J. F. Gatison.
The Union Pacific is considering
a plan to substitute automobiles
tot the stages now used to
transport people from points on
its lines to the Yellowstone and
Yosemite parks.
Judge Baldwin transacted busi
ness in Lexington Wednesday.
Dr. J. F. Shute, who has been
located at Gothenburg for a couple
of year s, has opened a dental oflice
111 the liiuman blocU and will de
vote lour days a week to patrons in
this city. Dr. Shute is a graduate
of the Pennsylvannia College of
Dental burgery, which is a guar
antee ot iiib emciency.
V. II. Sullivan and J. 13. Toil
lion of Nichols marketed fat
cattle in town ytatcrday.
Sam Funkhouser left yesterday
for a visit m Champagne county,
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Henry Schuff elsewhere adver
tises for sale or rent his irrigated
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1UI III III lHUIJIB CUIIItl.
Will Funkhouser and family of
Lincoln are visiting friends in the
vicinity ot Hershey.
Mrs. Win. lives. Mrs. W. H Hill
and I. IC. Ware were among those
who came down from Hershey yes
terday to attend the limes concert.
The funeral of M. J. Cronin was
held at Grand Island yesterday
forenoon at the Catholic church,
and was largely attended by mem
bers of the M. "W. A., A. O. U. W.,
A. O. O. P. and citizens generally.
N. Mackin has sold to 13. E.
Richards the west half ot Bection
10, town 11, range 26, in Peckham
precinct, tor a consideration of
fifty-three hundred dollars. The
land lies close to the Platte river
and is desirable tor alfalfa grow
ing. In the lower grades of the public
schools Valentine Day will be ob
served by opening a valrntiti" box
at the close of the afternoon ses
sion this evening. The young peo
people anticipate much merriment
through the exchange of these
missives.
The J. T. card club was delight
fully entertained Tuesday evening
by Mr. and Mrs. A. Muldoou.
This, we understand, was the clos
ing meeting ot the club for the
season, and the members made it a
special point to extract all the en
joyment possible out of it, and in
this they were very successful.
Children's
Children's kid Shoes, d At
button, at P V)U
Children's kid Shoo,
at
T. .-75
Children's fine kid .
lace Shoes, at l.UU
Children's kid and .
calf Shoes, at I,U
Women's
A liberal quantity every
pair a real bargain.
Kid lace Shoes, in d , L-,
good styles, at PIU5
Kid lace Shoes, in ,
splendid grades, at . . '5
Fine Shoes in kid .
and calf leathers, at .'v5
Finest of welt sewed
calf Shoes, late styles. vJ
Girls'
A large quantity of
odds and ends in
Girls' lace and but- d
ton Shoes, at P 'S)o
Girls' calf and kid .
lace Shoes, at. . ..'-O
Very line grade Girl's .
Shoes, good styles, at . 45
I Bargains in Men's Shoes
j Not a pair ot them but what are unusual
j value, at these prices.
Satin calf Shoes, at $i-35
' Sfitiu calf and colt skin Shoes.. .
1.95
Fine kid and box call Shoes
Women's
Heavy
calf lace
Shoes reduced to
2.40
Selling Out
Overgaiters and Leggings
Women's long Jersey half button
Leggings, now
$ 95
Women's 10 button Overgaiters, now .... .4-0
65
l Girls' and Children's long Jersey Leg
gings, 80c and
$1.35
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ELLOW FRONT
SHOE STORE
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GEO. ft. (IRAMAn, ringr.
Men's
Grain buckle plow
or work Shoes
reduced to
$I.IO
1 A Full Line of Pish 1
S salt and canned, just received. Anything you want 5
during LKNT can be found at our store clean 3
JjZ and free from dirt.
g Try a Can of SEAQUADS. j
Just the thing for parties and lunches. A sea food j3
s relish. Something new. Only 15c a can.
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Cannot Allow to Pass Unnoticed. 1
Cut out the price list on Groceries advertised
by our competitors and bring same to us. Pipk
out the goods you want and we will not only 12
sell you a superior article for the same money,
but will give you in addition to same one Kami-
McNally Hook Check for every 25e worth yoji
purchase for cash. Limit of cheeks given at :ss
any one purchase 20 checksorSa worth of goods
i Harrington & Tobin. 1
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