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THE JEWELER g
She cml - Wrchly Sribuar .
TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1902
DR. r. W. MILLER, ORADUATE DENTIST.
Ofllco over Stroitz's Draft Storo.
Tickets are selling rapidly for
f the Boilermakers' ball, which will
beheld on the evening of the 31st
inst. The event will be worthy
a large attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fikes and two
children came down from Cheyenne
Sunday night. Mr. Kikes returned
last evening, but the lamily will re
main in town for several days.
The Gandy Pioneer says: Mr.
Buzza of North Platte was in our
yillage one day this week. He
stated to our merchants that lie
was contemplating going into
business at Om place.
g A small armv of hunters were
out after wild geese and ducks
Sunday but the results of the day's
aggressive campaign were not com
mensurate with the money ex
pended for wagon hire, lunches and
beer.
Watch foi display of articles for
C inton'rt grab hale on Saturday,
March 15th.
There was a lively movement of
real estate on Dwey street yester
day, and as a result the thorough
fare was almost deserted. It was
one ot those days that has a
tendency to make a fellow use
emphatic language.
L. L. Brown of the dispatchers'
oilice has purchased the George
Jones house on west Sixth street
and taken possession. Mr. Jones
and iamily will leave in a few days
for Colorado where he owns a
r.
arm.
Woman's Work
in preparing appetizing and
wholesome food is lightened by
this famous baking powder
Absolutely pure It adds
healthful qualities to the food
Baking Powder
The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" most practical and
,-aluable of cook books -j
(rei! to every patron, bend
full address by postal card.
ROYAL EAKIHO POWDEH CO.,
What! Talking
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ABOUT CARPETS ALREADY.
ARE WE TOO FOREHANDED?
Perhaps that is the first
5 thought that will Hash
through your mind but
5
iiuiiK a minute count
. ; tuc weens uetorc spring
s j not many arc there?
CJ We arc shnu'lnir tho lnnr
. .. ; " . P
; est line oi carpets in
5 North Platte, We carry
these by sample for the
. reason thai we can snow
j'OUi larger assortments
to pick from, and can sell
5 . them to you cheaper than
Xzs ; if carried in stock. We
i have all the new designs
i in Royal Wiltons, Axtnin-
lstcrs, velvets, ijouy
Brussels, Tapestry Brus-
; scls, and seven grades of
ingrains.
.......... i
The Wilbur-Kirwin opera com
pauy came in from the west this
morning and will present "Jack and
the Bean Stalk" at the opera house
this evening.
The base ball fans at Kearney
held a meeting last Friday and
organized for the coming season.
Arrangements are being made for
putting a strong team in the field
On account ot the prevalence ol
small-pox at Ogalalla, Rev. Beecher
will not make his weekly visit
there next Thursday. The schools
and churches of that village have
been temporarily closed.
Grab Snle at Clinton's on Satur
day, March 15th.
H. O. Evans and family will leave
about the 25th nut. for Conestota,
N. Y., where they expert to make
their future home. Mr. and Mrs.
Evans haye lived here many years
and their large circle of friends re
gret their departure.
Go to Di)c Sizeiuore's Barber
Shop. Their method of caring lor
the lace is wonderful. Only 10c.
A. 15. Thornberg returned iroin
Texas Saturday where lie went on
business about three weeks ago.
He reports everything a in a flour
ishing condition and says that the
oil regions are all right for parties
with lots o( money. He is well
pleased with the country and
while there purchased a hall sec
tion of rice land near Austin,
The board of directors of the
Mutual Building and Loan Asso
ciation held a meeting Saturday
evening and received the report of
the committee appointed to audit
the books of the secretary and
treasurer. The report, among
other things, shows thru the fines,
entry fees and transfer fees paid all
the operating expenses of the asso
ciation for the year.
Light Biscuit
Delicious Cake
Dainty Pasties
i Fine Puddings
There are cheap baking powders,
made from alum, but they are ex
ceedingly harmful to health. Their
astringent and cauterizing qualities
add a dangerous element to food.
190 WILLIAM ST., HEW YORK.
L. A. Graves has resigned his
position as fireman and will enter
the train service.
Fred Letts has taken a thirty
day lay off and left last night tor
Nevada, Iowa.
Mr: and Mrs. M. A. Lynch have
returned from a two weeks' visit
with friends in Kearney.
F. J. Dentler went to Ogdcn last
night to take treatment for rheu
matism at the hot springs.
Supt. of Motiyc Power Higgins
and Division Master Mechanic
Barnum came up from Omaha last
evening
Prof. Lcoiihardt will be in this
city April 1st to tune pianos. Or
ders can be left at Warner's store,
Chas. P. Ross has been transact
business in Omaha for a couple of
days, having gone down Sunday
night.
The funeral of John Delbert
Shirley, infant eon ot Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Shirley, was held at the
Catholic church this morning.
Miss IrmaCody and MissTurpie,
who had been spending several
weeks in South Dakota and Wyom
ing, returned home last night.
Joe Ottmau has returned from a
brief visit with friends at Chapped.
Mrs. Ottmau, who accompinifd
him, will remain there several
days.
W. J. Ucndy, who haB been tem
porarily filling the position of night
foreman of the round house, will
probably be assigned to that place
permanently.
Geo. S. Davis, sou of the late
Milledge Davis, came down from
Denver the latter part of last week
and has taken the position of fire
man at the electric light plant.
Walter Cline of McPherson cpun
ty was in town the latter part ol
last week receiving sixty head of
yearling steers which had been
shipped to him from Burt county.
The case of George Ruhl against
Albert Stcinhauscn Is being heard
in the district court today. This
is a damage case growing out of
the shooting matinee held last tall.
Commercial Fertilizer for Lawns
at City Pharmacy, Dr. Longley.
Geo. II. Likert was a passenger
on No. 5 this morning returning to
Cheyenne from a visit in Indian
apolin, St. Paul and other eastern
points. The report that George
would return with a wife proved
untrue.
Grab Sale at Clinton's Jewelry
htore jsaturaay, iviarcn lain.
A boy baby was born yesterday
at noon to Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Newton, much to, the joy of the
nappy parents. This paper extends
a welcome to the young man and
its congratulations to the father
and mother,
10. R. Cowman, of Cottonwood
precinct, was a caller at this office
yesterday and left with us a dossen
grasshoppers which he had picked
up on the prairie Sunday. Some
are very small while others are
about half grown, and all arc of
this season's hatching.
In the case of the First National
Bank against John F. Hinman, in
which the bank sued for about
$1,800, the jury found for the de-
teudant in the sum of one dollar.
The jury retired at ten o'clock last
night and arrived a,t a verdict at
half pabt six this morning.
C. L, Patterson today received a
proposition to furnish fifteen teams
and drivers for a railro.-ul contract
or west of Latamie. Mr. Patter
son has wired bin acceptance and
will at once proceed to equip the
teams secure drivers and send
them west to the grading camp.
J.j W. Alexander will probably go
with the homes and see that they
fate properly wl.ile in transit on
the cars,
R. W. Calhoun of Nichols pre
cinct, who was taken to Omaha
last Thursday night and operated
upon for appendicitis, died at the
hospital Sunday morning. The
operation had been performed and
the patient was apparently doing
nicely when a sudden turn occurred
and death came suddenly. The re
mains were brought to this city
last night and the funeral held at
the Methodist church this after
noon. The deceased leaves a
wife the daughter of A. Cool
edge and five children to mourn
his sudden demise. The deceased
had lived in this county tor many
years, and had a large circle of
acquaintances and friends.
Tor Bale.
Eight room hcusf six below,
two above. Apply to Louis Peter-
011.
Do You Practice
Economy?
Is it u true or false economy?
Don't buy goods because
they are cheap they arc
dear at any price. Buy the
best; it is cheapest in the
long- run.
Do you know that there are
cheap goods that are being- sold
just as high as sonic of the best
groceries sold by
W. F. Mctilone
Viz:
Snowflake Flour
This Hour has no equal. We
claim that a sack of Snowllake
will make more bread, better
bread, whiter bread, more
wholesome bread than any other
brand of Hour, excepting none.
Monarch Baking Powder.
jUg&g Pure cream of
inner oauing
powder. It
stands in the
list of baking
powders where
Monarch cann
ed goods stand
among canned
goods, viz: at
the head. We
guarantee it to
be belter than
any other. If
it don't please
you, you get your money back.
Per 10-oz can 45c.
Lowney's Cocoa.
The Most Delicious
and the PUREST.
Unlike Any Other
Full I'luvor, anil colliding onlv tlm rrntrl.
ttVUlllIll lIlKl'HtllllO Jil pl'l tll'H r lIlO llllT,t
Coeon IIoiiiih. No Hour, rtmrli, Krolint cocoa
elu'lln, nlknllca, cIiuiiiIcaN, or coloring uiut
tcr aro tirerunt in Linvney'a.
Per half pound can 25 cents.
Oriole Pearl Hominy.
Made of the best white corn,
and put up in two pound pack
ages. Price 15c per pkg or two
tor 25c
Monarch Asparagus Tips.
Quart cans, packed full of
white tips, very fine. Per can 30c
Monarch Strawberry Beets
In quart cans, very tempting.
Per can 20c, two for35c.
Hienze's Preserves.
Nothing but pure fruit and
granulated sugar.
Strawberry 20 cents per pound
Blackberry 20 cents per pound
Black Raspberry 20c pr pound
Damson Plum 20c, Cherry 25c,
Quince 20c, Peach 20c, Apple
Butter 12j4c, Peach Butter 15c.
FISH,
Finest Mackerel in town.
Peerless 20c, 2 for 35c, Gem
I5c, 2 for 25c. Codfish, Halibut,
hinnan Haddic, Bloaters, Her
ring, Salmon, and Holland Her
ring. We meet any price and give
you better goods.
Have a car of Fancy Greeley
Potatoes, the finest that have
)cen in North Platte this year.
They .cost you no more than lots
of poor ones. Price $1.00 per
utisuei.
Qrab Sale at Clinton's Saturday,
March 15th.
S. M. IvMiipton returned Sunday
night lrom Cheyenne where he had
been spending some time working
at his trade. He expects to return
to that city the latter part of this
week.
UOAD NOTICB.
To all whom il may concern:
Tho comniisflionor nppointod to Ioento
a road eoinmoncing at tho Houthoiist cor-
nor Bimtion o, township 10, north ot
range Ifcl wost, and ruuninu tlmneo wost
iiIoul' section linos and tertninat Iiilt at
southwest cornor of (motion 8, in town
ship 10, north range 811 west, to connoct
with county roau ro, iti, iiuh reported In
favor of tho establishment tlioroof and
all objections Umrutn, or elain-H for
damages, must bti fllod in tho County
Clerk's ollluo on or boforo noon of tho
10th day of May, A D lf0'- or Hiioh
road will bo natabllshod without rofur
oneo thereto.
I' HUD It. G INN.
County Clorlt
Dated March 11, 1902. mill
Announcement.
Maving lately succeeded Mr. Max Kirsch
batnn, we are pleased to announce that we aro
now ready for business, and shall endeavor at
all times to give our customers the same kind
and courteous treatment that has been accorded
them in the past and to maintain the es
tablished reputation of the Model One-Price
Clothing Mouse, for up-to-date styles, quality
and low prices. New Spring Goods arriving
daily.
Always glad to see you and to please you.
Weingaiid & McDonald.
Xiuthornn Church Notos.
The Wednesday evening service
at the Lutheran church this week
will begin at 8 o'clock instead of
7:.i0 as usual. Charles Ilcndy will
conduct the service. In the ab
sence ot the pastor, Rev. (leo. A.
Uci'chcr has kindly consented to
deliver the nddrct-s. Since the
Priday service for men will be
omitted this week, it is expected
the attendance will be correspond
ingly increased.
Choir rehearsal Thursday even
ing at the home of Mr. C. F.
Scharmann. It is important that
every member be in attendance,
Kev. Seibcrt will return from
Sidney in time to conduct the
usual services next Suudiiv, morn
iug and evening.
Attend Clinton's grab sale on
Saturday, March 15th, early in the
day.
Ward Primary.
The republican primary for the
First ward will be held at the hose
house on Friday evening, March
1-4 th at 7:30 for the purpose of se
lecting five delegates to the city
convention and nominating a can
didate for council.
JNO. W. Al.K.VANDKK,
D. II. Wiiiti:,
Committeemen.
For Hont or Sale
Eighty acres, known as the Lock-
wood larm. Under irrigation.
Write or apply to II. Schuff, Grand
sland, Neb.
eed Potatoes
From the
RD RIVER REGION
Northern Minnesota.
Guaranteed absolutely pure
stock. One carload is due here
TO-DAY,
MKRCH 12TH.
Gill early as Carload is half
sold. These Seeds will be sold
For Cash Only.
& Toli.
Early Ohio
eidrnipn
WDJH3
A Carload of
A Carload of
BALING WIRE
to arrive this week. Don't
buy till you get our prices.
Mereafter these goods will be
sold for
CKSH ONLY
and at bottom prices.
HARRINGTON & TOBIN.
Sr. Katoh'n Looturo.
Kev. Dr. Hatch, of Omaha, will
deliver a lecture at the opera house
next Saturday evening under the
auspiceH of the Lincoln County
Teachers' Association, In order to
cover the actual expenses of the
lecture, a general admission fee of
twenty-five cents will be charged,
The subject of Dr. Hatch's lecture
will be queer people, which is
highly commended by the presB
and the public. In speaking of
this lecture the Denver Kepublican
says:
Rev. F. A. Hatch delighted his
audience for nearly two hours with
"Queer People" not the queer
people that inhabit fairy laud and
interest babiep, but the queer
people of this every day world. He
enlists the interest of his hcnrerB
with the opening sentence and held
thoir attention to the very end.
Preceding and following the
lecture several musical numbers
will be rendered and Abbie Patter
sou will recite.
For sale Two fresh milch cows,
Apply at thi oflice.
GOING TO FENCE?
We sell
Baker Perfect Barb Wire
painted per hundred. .$3, SO
Baker Perfect Barb Wire, gal
vanized, per hundred $4-. 10
Store open evenings until 8
o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store.