m are many reports of Hai
m Are Yon Protectee
Li
?If not, seeBratt sGoodman
J.
Discount Sale.
On account of the owner remodeling the build
ing which we occupy, we must reduce our stock to
save trouble of removing it and also to make room
for our plumbing stock, therefore we offer the
following discounts:
15 Per Cent
lO Pet Gent discount on all Case Goods
: except Globe - Wernicke
Book Cases.
lO Per Cent
of
15 Per Cent
discount
Pictures.
Watch our south window each day for
display of goods on which discounts
are made.
Ginn &
NORTH PLATTE NEB.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLCR,
.v.GradualciDpnlisl,
Oflko ovor theMcDonnld
' Stnto';IJunk,
Fred Sudman, woll known In .North
IMatto, hits purchased his partner's in-
torost in tho general merchandise
ntoro at Chappcll.
Frnnlc Short, Tom Horn nnd Vernon
Mann wont to Gothenburg this morn
ing to play bull with tho Ogulnlln team
in a gamo with tho Gothonburgora.
All Prints G centn nt Tho Hub.
Fromont Wutta &t Son, o tho Sunset
Ranch will tako n carload of registered
Shorthorn bulla to Ogalalla next week
hnd olTor thorn for Halo. Tho bunch
thoy will tako nro audi us should And n
ready sale.
In roanonao to invitations, nbout a
dozen littlo frionds of Leo Leon gath
ered at his homo yesterday to colebrato
hia fourth birthday, Tho uftornoon was
spent in games uf tor which refreshments
were sorved.
Notice to City Teachers.
Teachers who have beonolected to no
sitions in tho city schools are requested
to call nt tho omco or tho socrotury nt
once and Bign contracts.
B. T. Thamp, Socretnry.
MEN'S
AND
Oxfords
It's comfort, looks and
wear combined, that makes
up the Shoe that satisfies.
Whatever the price may
be that you pay us for a pair
of Shoes, you can feel as
sured of these qualities to
the very limit the price
allows,
We show very complete
lines of Men's Shoes and
Oxfords in the best leathers
and styles,
$2.00 $5.50
Graham & Co.
discount on Dining Chairs,
Rock ers, and Dining
Room Tables.
discount on
our entire line
Hammocks.
on all of our
White. 1
I
Henr Novens in "A Mossuiro from
Mars" nt tho high school auditorium
tomorrow evening.
Lucille Ilallioran nlcasnntlvii on tor.
tnined twenty-five of her girlifriands
yeswruay afternoon.
I" illlon & Mart n nro now located in
their now gnrago and havo n .'number
or now IJuick uutos on exhibition.
A baby crirl was born Wednesday
night to Mrs. F. J. Plncek. nnll
grandpa uus Anderson is corresponding
happy.
Shoo Ronalrintr n Snec altv with To.
kUIVc und tho Hoy, 20G South Dewey,
i unow rrom
Between live nnd nix Inchon of rntn
is reported so far this month bv the
local weather buroau. This is consider
ably In excess of tho nverago for tho
whole month of Juno.
Wo offer fresh
tablos evory day.
linmo grown vege-
irnmp, tho Grocer.
Milton Wallace, an apprentice in the
aimons uros. tmsnop, had tho index
linger or hlH loft hand almost nmnu
tated yesterday forenoon while work
ing ono of tho machines.
For Sale Two colts; ono ono year Old
nnu ono mreo years old. Inquiro of Dr.
nines. t
Two pictures of unusunl morit will bo
shown nt the opern house tonight and
tomorrow "Tho Cowboy nnd the
bchool Ma'am" nnd "Naturo Fnkirs
In addition thcro be fiuo Bonga by Mr,
iiny.
But fow deeds aro being filed for
record nt, tho county clerk's ofllco. It is
pmbnblo that tho transfers of nronortv
will bo light during vtho Bummer months
but with n fnvornblo season many land
seekers will visit this Bection In the
fall.
bd hwcll, who was In town yestor
1 t f rt 11 jft t
nay says oniy a lew iieius ot beet on
low hind hnvo sulfered from the heavy
rams oi into, ino worst teature
that tho ground is too wet for tho
growers to get into, nnd tho beet fields
nro gottlng very weedy,
Get your shoes repaired nt tho Yol
low Front Shoo Shop.
Miss liertlm Henderson leaves to
morrow for her homo in Omaha, nnd
from there will go to Chicago to re
main sevornl weeks. Sho will return
to North Platte tho early part of An
gust and got tho laboratory in shape
ior mo next term oi school
Mrs. Harry Worrell, of Sutherland
wns taken, to nn Omaha hospital Sun
day night ami inn loiiowinir day sub
mitted to uu operation, which was of a
ser oils nature. At Inst reports sh
was in n critical condition, the attend
ing physicinns not holding out much
nopo tor her recovery.
Morning Glory, ) A trio of Flour sol
Lexington Patent dom equnlled and
Minnesota ) never excelled.
At Harrington & Tobin's,
Christian church. L. C. Swan, pastor.
All regular services next Sunday nt tho
appointed nours. uibio school iu n. m.
preaching 11 n. m. nnd 8 p. in.. Chris
tlan Endenvor at 7 p. m. It is hoped
that nil membors and friends will im
mediately rnlly to tho attendance nnd
tho work. Lot there bo n full atten
dance at nil services next Sunday.
Pure Ice Cream.
Tho icecream sold bv Hnpfor&Low
stands tho test prescribed by tho puro
food law. and is therefore pure. Those
who desiro flrst-clns ico cream should
patronize this firm,
Taft on First Ballot.
CHICAGO, June 18 -Seven hundred and
two votes for William Howard Taft.
That announcement by Chairman
Lodge nt the clone of the first ballot
tells the story in a nutshell. The an
nouncement of the voto to tho 16.000
nnd more people crowding tho stifling
Coliseum from end to end nnd corner to
corner was followed by tumultuous np-,
ilause. A motion was made at the first
ull to mnko the nomination unanimous.'
nil limn n rtinm a in n a 4 n is n until ...ivx-i "I
ing to permit of conference on the vice
presidency.
Tin: VOTK.
1'aft 702
Knox 08
Hughes 03
Cannon 58
Fairbanks . 40
n Follette 25
'oraker., 1C
Roosevelt. , 3
Such is the result of tho culminating
day of the republican national conven
tion or lvm, elU'CWMl nmlu scenes or
tumultuous enthusiasm nnd after w
nerve-racking continuous session last
ing nearly eight hours. With president
named nnd plutform enunciated there
onlv remains the nomination of the vice
president to.complotc this momentuous
work. Tonight the whole city is given
over to wild exultation in honor of the
new candidate whose name troea echo
ing through the country.
The picture within the walls of the
amphitheater as the presidential can
didate was named today was one trulj
grandiose In its magnitude. In front,
to the rnrht and left, below and above
the billowing sea of humanity, restless
after hours of waiting und stirred from
one emotion to another, was in a fever
r expectancy tor the cuiminntinsr vote.
The lavorite sons of other states had
been named, save Knox and Ln Follette
nd now on tho roll call came Ohio. As
tho Buckeye state was reached the tall,
gaunt form of Theodore E. Burton,
whoso student-like face nnd severe
clerical garb, advanced to tho platform
to nominiito Ohio's candidate. He
spoke fervently with the singing voie
of an evangelist, which went rinKinc
through the great building.
LONG DEMONSTItATION KOH TAFT.
The close of this speech of nomina
tion was tho signal for loosening the
onir pent-up feeling of tho Taft lecions.
Instantly tho Ohio delegates were on
their feet, othrr Taft states followed.
while tho convention hosts in gallery
and on the floor broke into mnd dem
onstration. "Taft. Tnft. W. -II. -Toft." came
in a roar from the Ohioans. Menu-
phonos seemed to spring from concealed
places and swell tho Taft tumult into
thunder. A hugo blue silk bnnnpr bear
ing tlio familiar features of tho, states
man-secretary was Bwunc before the
delegates, awakening a fresh whirlwind
ot enthusiasm. ' '
All semblance of order had been
nDnudoued mm mo delegate: nrenn
wan a maelstrom ot trcsticu aticc men.
tho guidons of the states were .snatched
HP by the lott enthusiasts or borne
under by the storm of disorder. Th
imnd was inaudible n mere whisner
iinovo uio (lemoning volhme ot sound.
For ten, fifteen, then twenty mlnun
this uproar continued. It was n repoti
tion of the scene of yesterday when tin
namo of Roosevelt broko the conventu n
into a frenzy repeated in Intensity and
inmost in duration, nut there is n limit
to pnysicni resources ot throat tine
lung, relays had not been established
and nt last tho tired voices died down
to a hoarso shout and nt last subsided.
Sherman for Vice-President.
Tho convention re-assembled nt 10:110
this forenoon nnd nominnted Contrress
mnn James Sherman, of Now York for
vice-president on tho first ballot. The
nominee has represented ono of th(
Now York congressional districts for
tho past twenty yenrs.
HAIL INSURANCE,
Very lowest rates in the best of com
panics. iou can save money by
placing your Hail Insurance with
Buchanan & Patterson.
Mrs. C. L. Patterson and three dnugh
tors left Inst night for Denver, where
they will make their futuro home. Mr.
Pntterson is chiof of tho secret service
of tho Colorado division of tho Union
Pacific.
Fillion Si Mnrtin's Garage; sales man
agers ior ituicK line of automobiles in
western Nebraska. Full lino of sup
plies carrion m sio?k nt an times.
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Wan Perfectly llnlil When lie Started
to Vie Novliro'M Ilerpldde
Frederick Manuell, Maryland block,
Butte, Montana, bought a bottlo of Now
oro'a Hcrnlcldo. April 0. '99. tind began to
uso It for onttro baldness. Tho hair fol
licles In his scalp wtiro not dead nnd In
Z0 days ho had hair nil over hta head,
On July 3 ho wrltos, "and today my hair
Is as thick nnd luxuriant ns any ono
could wish." Nowbro's Iterplcldo works
on an old principle nnd with a now a s
covery destroy the oano and you re
movo the effect. Horplcldo destroys tho
germ that causes dandruff. falling hair,
nnd Anally bnldnosiB, bo that with tho
causa gone the effect cannot remain.
Rtops falling hair at nnco and a now
rcrowth starts. Sold hy londlntr
druggists. Send 10c. In Btnmpa for samplo
to Tho Horplcldo Co., Detroit Mich.
I wo bizuk Si) cents und 11.00,
A. F. Streitz Special Agent,
Notice.
Picnic parties and fishing is positive
ly fo'bldden nt tho Lamplnugh Lake.
Parties found trespassing will bo
prosecuted.
l,AMH.AUOll ESTATU.
DR. F. W. MILLER,
GRADUATE DENTIST.
Office over Dixon's Store.
Attorney Muldoon transacted busi
ness iu Ognlalln yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Dickey hns been the guest
of her brollii-r in Sutherland this week.
iVte Myl'inder and daughter returned
Wediunlny from Ihcir visit in Missouri.
E i. Chapman is veiling relatives in
KatiHMH, leaving for that state Satur
day night.
Mrs. Paul Goss left Tucfdnv nicrht
for on extended visit with relatives nt
Nelson, Neb.
Will Coker nnd Elmer Pevton of
ouinenanu, wcro visitors In town yes
terday.
Mrs. Edwnrd Ware and children, of
Cheyenne, are visiting relatives und
friends In town.
Mrs. Leonard Roach and two sons
eft yesterday mornine- for n visit with
relatives in Lincoln.
Mrs. Georce Crick loft Wednesday
morning for n visit with friends in tho
east part of the state.
Mrs. D. C. Contrdon returned Tues
day evening from n ten days' visit
with relutives in Hastings.
Mrs. Chns. Mnrtini went to Oe-nlnlln
yesterday to visit her daughter Mrs.
KuBsmussen for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tobns and trrnml-
child leave Sunday nieht for n month's
visit with friends in Portland.
R. L. Graves, who hnd boon in town
for n week, left Inst niirht for Knnsns
City and thence to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Honkinsnnd children whn
have been viiting friends in Minnesota
and North Dakota, will return home
next week.
Mrs. W. L. Cnrov hns boon snendinir
this week nt Spunnuth, where her
hushnnd, Deputy County Surveyor
Carey, has been employed.
MisH Harriot Jones, who hnd been
here for a week instrtictinir tho opera
tors in the telephone office, left for
the enst on No. 2 -yesterday.
Mrs. Y. A. Hinman and Mrs. Geo.
E. Prosser hnvo been in York for sever
al dnys nttendintr the sessions of the
stnto meeting of the P. E. O.
Miss Elsie Dike left veaterdav on n
vacation trip to Snn Francisco. Lo
Angeles nnd other points in California,
xpecting to bo absent several weeks.
Mrs. StanclifT. of Overton, will snend
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. II. S
White, maKing tho latter n visit be
fore she leaves Monday on her Europe
an trip.
W. B. Salisbury left Wednesdnv
for Lena. III., for n week's visit. Hie
family who hnvo been visiting there
for a couple ol months, wi II return
with him. 1
Mrs. E. M. Watts. Mrs. Sarrth Bancs!
nnd Mrs. R. C. Laniiford and two boVs
returned this morning from Corninir.
lown, where they had been visftinp
for somo time.
Mr. und Mrs. Fred Ginn returned
last evening from their trip in th(
ast. They camo back sooner than ex
pected on account of innhilitv to reach
certain points by reason of washouts on
ntiiroiuis.
Mrs. M. II Douclns returned vestor-
day from Cheyenne, where she went to
nake hor report as delegate to tho G
I. A. convention. Enroute homo sh(
stopped over in Chappel Wednesday
uirht nnu instructed tho O. E. S. Iode-e
in tho work of the order.
Twenty-cent Bantisto at 10 cents at
Tho Hub.
Barb wire for sale at
Uershcj's, corner Fitli
and Locust St. Phone 15.
For Safety
and Comfort
YOU SHOULD BUY
The 'New Process" Wick Blue
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, ns the
flnmc 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
Trocess" Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove,
in perfect comfort. It is much cheaper
than a coal stove, too.
Call and Sec It at
WilCOX DepaflTOIlt Store
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus - $120,000.00.
DIRECTORS"
E. F. Seeberger, C. F. McGrew, J. J. Halligan,
F. L.Mooney, Arthur McNamara. '
Con A i CT
Try a Smoke '
of our Forest King Cigars and you'll
know that at last you havo found tho
brand you havo been looking for. The"
Forest King has n flavor so like that
)f a high-priced imported cigar that
you'd think they both camo out of tho
'ome box. Tho ciar import duty is
very heavy. When you buy Forest
King cigars you aro paying for cigars
not duty.
J. F. SCIIMALZRIFD.
VfOVR,6t.
r r l. t ! ...
rrom any foiiu ui view
Our Carriages will prove more than
merely satisfactory. In appearance,
finish, lightness nnd strength they nro
superior to any others to bo had at
anywhere near our prices. In fact
you can pay n whole lot more and not
get nearly ns good a carriogo us ours.
A. M. Lock.
mm v
FEELING BAD?
Stomach out of orJer, LIrer bIuckNIi, Doola all cloegotl
up, taii jou havo tUt all-Couo tlrtU out lct-lincI
Take an NR Tablet To-night.
You will beslu to trel bettor at once. Tholr action la
dllT.rant from other Liver and Stomach medlclnei no
crlplne. no Ickcnlnc or weakening acmatlone. They
make you (eel good.
BETTER THAN PILLS FOR LIVER ILLS.
"h'alnro'a ncmedy" (NR Tahl.t.) Ii tho very bett pre
Bcrlptiun fir iour Btomaili, Bi k Headache, Lou of Appo
tlto, Sallow Complexion, Uonitlpatlnn, Liter Complaint,
Bkln DUcntet, Chilli, Malaria, lllllomncn, Dropay, I'lm
pica and Uhcumatltm. All of theio dltoaiee are caused by
atoppasea nnd conaeqneut decay and fermentation In aorao
or all ot the dlceittro organa. a So 0a. Sold Kv.rywher.
llaiM&nettiemi
2 P.'r. ts; AWT omcc B 1
McDonell & graves,
Ladies Always
Order Twice
when it comes to dessert in this Res
taurant it's bo good you know. Well
they're welcome. But the dessert is
not our mainstay by any manner of
means. We rely on our whole bill of
fare, pleasing nil the people who
come in here. One meal will tell you
whether our confidence is well or
ill-found d.
-The Enterprise Bakery,
Mrs. Jennio Armstrong, Prop
GOOD BYE
to care for the day when you ha,ve a
good horse dressed in a well made,
handsomo and relinblo harness, and
hitched to nn easy wagon, for a jaunt
oyer the country roads. How is the
condition of your harness? No need of
using n worn out harness and jeopar
dizing life and limb, when you can se
sure genuine bnrgnins nt
A. F. Fink's.
Figuring on Lumber.
Let mo figure with you on your next
requirements. I carry a stock that
you will havo no trouble finding what
you want, and I have a price that will
cause you to look no further.
Don't buy until you see my stock
nnd get my prices.
C. F. Iddings.
north platte, neb.
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