DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Gradualc Dcnlist
. Ofllco over thu McDonald
Stato Bank. :
Miss HIancho Fonda ia visiting friends
in Maxwell this week. . ,
A number of local ball ployora went
to Sidney laBt night, where they will
participate in a game.
Simmons salesman') unmplo lino of
Tlntttminlsn n fltr... S. Wl.ltn'.
Tho stork vteited the homo of W. P.
Snyder, of tho experimental sub-station
Saturday and deposited a boy.
Wo hdvo casli buyers for city" prop
erty. Bit ATT & GOODMAN.
J. B. McDonald and Thos. Haley will
go to Sidney tonight and escort Colonel
Bryan to this city tomorrow morning.
Tho disastrous days of tornadoos arc
upon us. Aro you insured? If not, sec
Bratt & Goodman. .
Irv. Armstrong, who has boon sick
for sovon weeks, is now convalcicing,
and wlH probably be ablo to Ijq around
in a short titnn.
Aluminum house numbers ten cents
each. GlNN & WlHTK.
Judgo Williams, of tho stato railwny
commission, spent Sunday with friends
in town, leaving for Lincoln .yesterday
morning.
Let mo mako you a Bet of window
screens. I M. Sokenson,
This section almost had a touch of
frost Sunday night, tho wind and
clouds alone preventing. Yesterday
lidditional rain foil.
Polled Angus Bulls for sale,
TlIOMAtl E. DOOMTTI.E.
Capt. M. L. Wado of Missouri and
Mrs. Francis Nicholson of Tryon woro
united in marriage Inst evening by Rev
Favoright at tho residenco of Edward
Storm in this city.
For Salo Four head of driving
horses, broken to drive singlo or dabble.
Fino lookers and sound in all points.
Inquire at this ofllco.
Tho city council will meet in regular
bi-monthly session this evening. Among
other business to be trnnBacUd is tho
oponing of bids for tho construction of
sidewalks, approaches and crosswalks.
For Rent llouso on oast Third,
ono block from high Bchool; seven
rooms, big barn and collcr; electric
lights. Rent $18. Inquiro at 115 So. Vino
St. Henuy Cordes.
Wo understand that Goo. T. Field
has invested in a high-powered, roomy
and spcody niitomoblio rind" ' will tfirow
gasoline fumos in tlfo faces of some of.
tho local auto owndrs Who. consider
thoy aro swift onos. .
Wo havo cash customera for dwel
lings ranging In priqo from $1000.00 to
$2500.00. For quick salo list your prop
erty with Buchanan & Patterson.
This ofllco is In .receipt of an Invita
tion to tho wedding of Miss Eln Rocho
and JoteplrC. Piercy, which will bo soW
cmnized in Chicago at the homo of tho
brido Juno 18th. ,Mr. Plercy will bo ret
mombored as a formor North Platto
boy.
Quality is what you should stand out
for when buying silverware or silver
plate. Silver means silver horo, and
everything in plated waro is tho best of
its kind. Wo can show you a splendid
variety of eithor.
Clinton, Jeweler and Optician.
ForSalc.
Bratt & Goodman havo several nlco
homos for sale. Terms ono-thlrd cash,
balnnco samo as rent. Buy now before
tho boom, which is suro .to como.
STYLE
FIT
QUALITY
I
Yoj, (or tn thito
.thruo c,'nilala
the Flo W
Shoo
OXQtlJ.
It rafK .u-iha latest etylosnll over.
Quality e literally built" right
Into It. Put It to tltd real test of n
,lliQtfwcAr and you'll find the Flor
I)9)n otitlucta &I1 others.
1
. Graimm & Co.,
ijgP JJ5.00 &0,00
Appointed Special Agent.
Errett O. Fuller, who for a number
of years has been clork of tho local
United States land office, received
notice this morning of his appointment
as special agent of tho U. S. genoral
land oflldo, a position with n very good
salary attachedi The appointment comes
as a reward of meritorious work, and
not by reason of any political "pull".
His record as a clerk has been par ex
cellent, and all his North Platto friends
will bo glad to learn of his ndvanco
mnnt.
At this time his headquarters hnvo
riot been designated, but thoy will prob
ably bo North Platto.
Not all oyo troubles demand tho wear
ing of glasses. Your eyes tested free
hero by. an expert optician who will
find out your trouble and tell you hon
estly whethor you ought to have glasses
or not.
Clinton, Jeweler and Optician.
E. A. Stone Gels Light Fine.
Sovorat weeks ago it was mentioned
In thcBo colums that E. A. Stone had
boon arrested at Horshey on tho charge
of wifo desertion and taken back to
LaPorto, Ind., for trial. From a paper
of that place it is learned that Stone
was assessed a fino of $10 and coats and
disfranchised for three years. His at
torney at onco entered n motion for n
now trial. Whilo on tho stand as a wit
ness, Stono told tho story of his life.
Tho strango part of tho talo, which
was later admitted by his wifo, was
that a man named Knott, who lived
with them for seven yonru was a for
mer husband of Mrs. Stone, who, by
the way had been married three times
beforo she mado a matrimonial alliance
with Stono. It was only a year ago
that Stone learned thnt Knott wns nn
ex-husband of his wife, and It vyas then
that he decided to leave her. Mrs. Stono
whilo on tho witness stand admitted
that Knott, who posed as lior brother,
was really hor second husband, and that
sho was tho mother of his eight children
hut sho denisd that there had ecn any
thing wrong, ovon tho ho had lived in
tho house for sovon yenrs.
Tho beauty of cut glass depends upon
Its brilliancy; that depends upon tho
design, depth of cuttings and the quality
of tho glass. Tho glass we sell is the
best made, clean cut, sparkling, ejequis-
to in design and modcrato in price.
Clinton, Jeweler and Optician.
High Assessment.
Editor Tiiiiiune. Thcro is groat
complaint among tho rcnl estate own
era of tho high valuation tho assessor
has placed upon real cstato, but ho is
IIU. Uliwuuiy IU UIUIJ1D lUi 1JU IIIUOC
pined the value nt what property toolls
for and not what ho thinks it is wdrth.
A tidal boom has swont over tho.. citv
the past two yoarB and somo realty
sold, at rnoro than doublo its value and
this fact put a ficticious valuo oi all
othor realty; butobb tldo has returned
and tho real estate has settled back to
Its formir value. However, if there is
not concerted action ronl cstato owners
will havo to pay nt least thirty por
cent moro than thoy really ought to.
Tho way to meet tho caso is for tho
real cstato owntirs to form a leaguo
and post up on facts and when tho
county commissioner meet as a board of
equalization sond nn authorized ,com-
mittoo of tho leaguo to tho board and
show thnm tho lnjustico of tho high
Valuations and there is no doubt but the
commissioners will rcduco tho valua
tions. Tho present valuation wns raised
ton por cent by tho stato board, nnd
real cstato has not increased moro than
ton por cent in tho last four years.
Real cstato ownors should hold a mass
moating nt tho court houso and organ-
izo a leaguo to look after their intorosts,
and appoint committees in each ward
who will look up rculea'nto assessing in
other cities so an to mako a good caso
boforo tho commissioners. That will
bo tho correct way to got justice
, Jab. Belton.
Muft be Sold this Week.
A cosy -I room houso with lawn,
shudo. cement walk and citv wntnr.
Closo In, Only $1400.00 worth $1600.00.
$200.00 cash, balance monthly, snmo as
rent. Bratt & Goodman.
Attention Students.
All Btudonts of tho city schools who
failed during tho prtst year will tako
noticu that no grudeu for work mado
up will bo accepted from either tho
Junior Normal or from privata individ
uals, Tho assistance of eithor may bo
received but credit for work mude up
will bo given only on oxnmlnatlons held
boforo tho opening of school in Soptom
bor. All examinations will cover a full
Bomostor's work, Paul Goss,
City SupU
To Non-Resident Students.
All students In thu rural schools who
deslro to avail theuiHulves of tho free
high Bchool itct, and who contcmpluto
entering the North Platto city schools
next full, should illoan application with
County Supt. Ebright at onco.
Application blanks can bo secured
either from tho county superintendent
or mysolf. Paul Goss,
City Supt.
For Rent.
A handsome five room cottage in tho
West End with ahudo trees, hluo grass
lawn and clcotrlc lights,
Buchanan & Patterson,
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Frank McGovcrn returned from Den
ver this morning.
Julius Hahlcr has boon transacting
business in Omaha for a day or two.
Mrs. Butler Buchanan and Miss Vera
Sltton went to Omaha last night for a
brief visit.
'Mrs. C. A. Weir and children left thin
morning for orotractcd visit with
relatives at Decatur, III.
Mrs. Geo. M. Graham and children
left Saturday morning for a visit with
relatives In Grand Island.
Dr. and Mrs. n. C. Brock, who had
been spending two weeks In tho cast
part of tho state, returned homo Sun
day night.
Mrs. Rnv C. Lanrrford
foftthls morning for Cornlnsr. Iowa.
whore they will visit rolatives for a
month.
Miss Emma Smith, tcachor in tho
city school, loft Sunday for Farley,
Iowa, whero sho will spond tho summer
vacation.
Miss Ruth Patterson arrived from
Omaha Friday night, haying been
called hore by the eicknoss of her
grandmother.
Mrs. Whittakcr, mother of Mrs.
Edgar Schiller and Miss Whittakcr of
tho Wilcox millinery doDartment. left
Saturday for Vermillion, S. D.
Will Waltemth who it! attending tho
University of Pennsylvania, will be
homo about tho 20th. He will probably
do accompanied by a young lady cousin
residing in Baltimore.
Mrs, Beery, of this citv. was tho
guost of Cheyenno friends several days
last weok and was a special guest at
tho meeting of ono of tho social clubs
of that city Wednesday.
Rev. J. F. Scibert left Sunday nicht
for Atchison, Kan., to attend a mcotintr
of trusteoa of nn educationnl institu
tion and of which board ho Is a member.
Ho will bo nbsent nbout ten days.
Mrs. E. S. Davis, president of tho
state Rebekah Degree Assembly, left
tho latter part of last week for an ofllc
ial visitation to lodges in tho north
eastern part of tho stnto, expecting to
bo absent nbout threo weeks.
Mrs. W. II. McDonald and daughter
Janot loft Sunday for Oxford, Ohio, to
attend tho graduating exercises of the
college from which Mrs. McDonald
graduated twentj-fivo years ago. Mr.
McDonald uccompaniod thorn as far as
Omaha. '
To keep good time, a watch mdst
havo a good movement; tho caso a mat
tor of choice. Wo can Supply you with
a thoroughly roliablo mpvomont n nViy
stylo caso you may havo a proferortco'
for,
Clinton, Jeweler and Optican.
Fine Concert.
Tho cornet band, under tho leader
ship of Cal. Lowell, crnvo a concert last
ovenlng nt tho intersection of Dewey
and Sixth streets boforo a largo and
appreciative audience. Tho nrocram
consisted of six or eight numbers,
ovory ono of which was well rondercd;
in fact thcro was not ono in a hundred
know that North Platto had such nn
organization, and thercforo there' was
considerable surprlso and gratification
nt tho quality of tho music rendcrod.
This organization should bo en
couraged by tho financial support of
our people, and If this Bupport Is given,
tho band will gladly rendar a sorlbs of
open air concerts during tho summor
months. Theso concerts, we are cer
tain, will provo pleasing to all our
people. Loader Lowell will find The
Tribune rondy to drop a fow simoleons
Into tho hat when It is passed around,
and wo know that other cltizons stand
ready to do tho same. s
For Salor-Fino milch cow that gives
10 quarts of milk per day; also horse,
surrey and harness. Inquire of
A. J. Senter.
Suro Cure for Hog Cholera.
"A euro for hog cholera has nt last
been found, provided tho nnimnl bo
treated soon enough," said Dr. A. T.
Peters, of Lincoln, head of tho depart
ment of nnimnl pathology of tho Uni
versity of Nebraska.
,"Tha hog cholera scourgo has hereto
fore resisted tho efforts of veterinar
ians," said Dr. Pctors. "Wo have
been proceeding on tho theory that tho
cholera germ was discovered and treat
ment has been given in the form of in
jections of a germ culturo, which was
not a euro. In ovory now cases hns it
proved efficacious. The discovery of
Dr. N. Dorsett of tho biochomic de
partment of tho bureau of animal in
dustry, WnBhlngton, appears to hnvo
solved tho problem. Tried In thirty or
forty herds throughout Iowa, whero
experiments hnvo recently been mado
it lias cured well established cases of
tho disease. Tills must bo combined
with tho Injection of tho Borum of an
nntmal already inmuno. Tho production
of a vacclno by means of infected blood
Instead of artifical culturo of tho germ
f. it .l t. . 4t . .. "
is mo oasis 01 mo euro. umana uoo.
The Best Pills Ever Sold.
"After doctoring 15 years for chron
ic Indigestion, and spending ovor two
hundred dollars, nothing hns dono me
as much good as ur. King's Now Ltfo
Pills. I consider them tho beat Dills
over sold." writes B. F. Ayscue, of
mgiesiue. in, u. aoiu unuor guarantee
at stono'B drug store. 25c.
Mrs. Fiske'sPIay.
"Rosmcrsholm," Mrs. Fisko's hew
offering lor this season, which sho and
tho Manhattan company will present nt
the opora house Juno 11th is, like near
ly all of tho plays of Ibsen, universal
in its truth to human nnturo. Whikj
the scene Is laid in Norway, there Is
nothing peculiar to Scandinavia in its
story, and wero It not for tho proper
names used, this might bo a "slice oT
life" In our own land or anywhere.
The same battlo between conservation
and liberalism is going on tho world
over, and who knows how many lovers
thcro havo been liko Rosmor's and
Rebecca's, where tho stronger will on
tho threshold of accomplished purposo
BUccumbed to and was onnoblcd by tho
gontlcr nnturo. Ibsen Is almost alono
among modern playwrights In creating,
not stngo puppets, but real figures, to
whom the actor gives life and whose
every action Is tho logical outcome of
their nature and environment. Thon,
too, ho distills from tho life wo know
tho very essonco of tho dramatic that
in tho briof limit of a play has extra
ordinary strength .
To Loan.
Private or Building & Lonn money
to BBBist in securing a homo.
Bratt & Goodman.
Thanks Extended.
Supt. Dow, of the McPherson na
tional cemetery, and the pcoplo of that
vicinity, desire us to express hia and
their thunks to tho Daughters of tho
Revolution of Lincoln, Fremont and
olsowhero for tho beautiful flowers
contributed on Memorial Day for use
at tho cemetery.
Vacant Lots.
Fino residence lot in tho West End
with cement walk for $200.00.
A cood nuarfer block 132x132 in trood
residence district in West End for $500.
UUCIIANAN & i'ATTERSON.
For Safety
and Comfort
YOU SHOULD BUY
Call and See It at
vrk- V' m
r
The "New Process" Wick IHoe
Flame Oil Stove, is the cleanest, safest,
most convenient and economical stove
one can use. There is no waste of the
heat generated on these stoves, as the
flame is applied directly to the article
to be heated. The kitchen does not
become a fiery furnace, even in the
very hottest weather, so you can
always cook, bake or iron on a "New
Process" Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove,
In perfect comfort. It is much cheaper
than a coal stove, too.
Wilcox Department Store
One Sack is Enough
to provo tho superiority of my 4X brand
of Hour. Try ono with your next
grocory ordor, and there will bo no
doubt In your mind on thnt point.
My flour is mnkinirnow friends overv
day, and keeping its old ones.
us baKlng dualities aro so oxco lent
thnt onco tried it becomes a necessity to
ovory housekeeper. You con get it
irom ovory grocer in tho city.
C. F. Iddings.
Notico for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
Land Ofllco at North l'latto. Neb.
Juno 1st. 1(108.
Notico Is hereby slven that Ocurto V.
OamtH!ll. of Maxwell. Nebraska, who on July
Utli. 1W1I. mailo homestead entry No, 1U037,
for tho bouthoast quarter northuont auartor,
lots a, 4 and 6, of Section 0, Township 11 north,
IUnco27 west. Hlxth I'rlnelnal Morldlnti. has
ill imI notico of InUuitloti to uiako final Ovo
year proof to establish claim to tho land
abovo dcscrllH'd. twforo tho Reirlstor and
Hucolvor at North l'latto. Nob., on tho 10th
dav of July, Mi.
Claimant names a witnesses) O. O. How
man and S, O. llowman, both of Wlllard, No
braxka, and Ollnt York and J, J. TrliTk's, both
of Maxwell, Nebraska.
J3-fi J. R. EVANS. nccUtcr.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Snrplit - $120,000.00.
DIRECTORS i
E. F. Sccbcrger, - C. F. McGrew, J. J. Haliigan,
F. L.Mooncy; Arthur McNamara.
iWILL S
FROM NOW ON I WILL SLLL ANY
ARTICLE IN MY STORE
AT COST.
You can buy my entire-stock at cost.
This is no advertising scheme, as I desire
to retire from business and will sell.
If you want to go into business, buy a
Hat, Coat or Cloak see me.
Mrs. G. S. Huffman.
Millinery and Ladies Furnishings.
EILER'S BIO SHOW
Presents LINCOLN J. CARTER'S Big Scenic Production
"DOWN MOBILE"
: A TRUE STORY
A Scenic and Mechanical Production
Wo Carry nnd Uso tho Following Scenery: ACT I t Lea Drop UxiS. 1 Cut Dron '14x!2
ilticklnc Hxin. I Sot Houro. Act II 1 Lcp Drop Uxts, lCut Drop HxSS, 1 ncltlmt Hxl? l Eon
Wo Carry nnd Uso tho Following Scenery: ACT I t Lea Drop UxSS. 1 Cut Dron 14xS
icl na UkSI. I Sot Houro. Act ii-i Lcl t)mn n5s ini,t ij.w ,1 ' ,r,"' HSJS Vil
TOMilW1' Slups 1 sraa:i stops-1 'iSI:
JuRtasprcMsntcdntMr. Carter's town Chicago Theater, the "Crlteilan." Lincoln J. Carter la
honuthorof tho f ol lowing plnys: "Fast Mnlll ''Chattanooga," "Under tho Domo,liomcmuct
the Maine." "Ilpurt of Chicago." "Tornado," "Down Mobllb," "Tho Eleventh Hour " "Tho
Ham tig Arrow.1 "Two L ttlo Watts," "Alaska." "Tho Madman "Tho Darkest llour "
mud to I?ck," "Ilev Only Sin," "Tho Eyo Witness," "Ucdrord's liopo." "arttcss uour' 100
SO irooipBo. OahBTtcJ and Orohostra
at Spooia) Oars. Show aa (Mlgzft-t-f: Only
Will Exhibit at North Platte
Thursday, June 4th.
Show Grounds near the Pass Green House.
THE
ELL OUT.
mi
OF SOUTHERN LIFE:
Never Beforo Attempted .Under Canvaa
A Nice Lilllc Meal al Armsfrona
is always appreciated, where
you get everything so appetiz
ing and toothsome these June
mornings, when your appetite
is fickle. When you ant to
treat your friends, your wie
or your sweetheart to a meal .
that is cooked to the Queen's
taste bring them to
The Enterprise Bakery
Mrs, Jennie ni msfronn, Prtfp '
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