THE
ICE MAN.
vour work is close ntul confining
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our oyca nro nounu i ouuui
robably they have already caused
ou some worry bettor call in and
nvo them examined tcday. The
eliof that a pair of well fitted
i ..ion tiin mid tho tire-
.! f.,rtUnr Hoi- inn ill the
UI1L1UII
tromrth of your eyes arc two largo
terns that should not booverlooked.
f ii. fit- vmi If necessary with the
iroper lennes-tho cost Ib reason-
CLINTON,
Jeweler and Opitican.
nRS. BROCK & J5
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! ci.mmi rotnrnnil from Omaha
t night.
r m wmiiinn wnni. i.ii win uiu
t night.
c i i.v,.il,i Infe limk nlirht
r a visit with relatives i nuunu,
Mogul CofTco Is tho beat. Ask yoru
Mrs. Elmer Owens expects to leave
. - r ..It. ...Ilk lir alitor lit.
lue Island, 111.
Ed Ewoll, fluid agont for tho Grand
I k t 1 .. man n IttltffnMtlU
in iifi Diiirnr i him in v. bv i n & uuiimivuh
Isltor in town yesterday.
P. W. HurminirhauBon. the hop
uver. loft hiBt nitrht for u visit with
datives at Ft. Madison, Iowa.
FREE A Dust Pan with a ton of
iir it Ufiiin
Hnntrnrtnr ft. T. Stevens has boCUtl
I1M ITI'ITI Mill 111 1111 UUUIVIUII VW vbiu
Mrs. P. Manion residence in tho Third
wnril.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McMurray. liv
ing south of Brady, woro in town yes
torday visiting their daughter Mrs. Asa
Snyder.
For Rent B room houso with olectriu
lights. Inquiro at 820 South Dowoy St.
D. Fisher camo down from Chappoll
Tuesday and entered tho service of tho
Union Pacific aa fireman on a Bwitch
engine
As soon as tho wathor will pormlt,
Howard McMichaol will begin tho erec
tion of Earl Stamp's now rosldence in
the Trustee's addition.
Use Rexnll Cherry Juice Cough
Syrup. McDonell & Graves
D. C, Carroll, who for threo yearn
has lived on tho Gamble ranch south of
the river, will havo a public sulo of
atock and farm machinery on March
4th.
Mrs. W. E. Shuman will entertain a
number of young ladles tomorrow aftor-
noon at a "curio party" which will bo
given in favor of Miss Shuman of Lex
ington, who is her guest.
Drink Mogul Coffoo.
Daro Devil Daniel, tho Bkatorial ex
pert, made his initial appearnnco at tho
rink Wednesday evening and interested
a large number of spectators by hin
foat. Last night his stunts woro
especially good. Ho will appear again
tonight and tomorrow night.
Fred Wclngand returned to Omaha
Tuesday. Mrs. Woingnnd will contin
ue her visit hero for a week or so.
Hogs sold in tho JSouth Oalm
market Wednesday at $0.2-1, an ad
vance of thirteen cents over tho pre
ceding day.
The best mnde railroad overalls you
j ever saw at any price and the price on
them only $1.00 at Wilcox Department
Store.
Tho Catholic ladies will servo lunch
tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon and
evening in the Hahlor building on
Dowoy street to which tho public is
cordially invited. They will also have
on sale a numbor of ladies kitchen and
work aprons at reasonable prices.
For Sale At a reasonab'e price,
good new five room house and bath. All
rooms large. Lawn, shade trees
started; two lots and houso on the
corner lot. 302 So. Chesnut and C.
Sts.
One of tho most enjoyable affairs of
this season was tho sleigh rido and
evening party given by Charles Mar
tini Tuesday ivening to about thirty
high school pupils. In tho Physiology
contest MIbb Helen Waltemath won the
prize while Miss Sarah Hrand carried
oft" the prize in tho quotation contest.
FREE A Dust Pan with a ton of
coal. W. W. BlliOE.
Messrs. Hensolt, VonGoetz and Kell
hrr, tho inseparable trio, will buy a
tract of land near town and engage in
the poultry business as a side issue.
They will start business with 1,000 hens
and a liberal supply of incubators and
brooder. Vic says there's millions in
it, and they propose to get part of the
swag. In this move the boys havo their
bolts on the main shaft.
Use Rexall Cherry Juice Cough
Syrup. McDonell & Graves.
Another Lincoln county young lady
has won honors, this timo Miss Georgia
McNoel, daughtorof Mr and Mrs. D. B.
McNeol, who livo northwest of town.
Miss McNeol is a studont in tho Lin
coln high school, und in a recent con
test won highest honors for the beBt
essay. As a representative of tho Lin
coln high school she went to Omaha
and in a similar contest, givon under
the nuspicos of tho Sons of J the Revo
lution, won tho second highoBt honors.
This certainly speaks woll of MIbb Mc
Neel's intellectual standing.
Mogul CofTco is a 35 cont quality for
25 cents per pound. Ask your Grocer.
Judgo Grimes gooa o Ogalalla Mon
day to hold a torm of district court. At
this torm the man and woman charged
with tho murdarof Volloy Mann will bo
tried if a-jury can bo socurod. Tho word
"if" is used because tho signed confes
sion of the man was published verbatim
in tho Ogalalla Nows, as wro also tho
statements of tho woman, and thcro is
somo doubt If thoro are twolvo men in
Keith county who havo not formed an
opinion as to tho guilt of tho defen
dants. Wo havo cash customers for several
dwellings ranging in prico from $1500
to $2500. By listing such properties
with us you will secure speedy sales.
Buchanan & Pattekson.
Mid-torm reports were sent out to all
pupils of the schoolBon Wednesday nnd
Thursday of this week. They should
bo tuken homo and given to tho par
ents. If this is not dono send word
to tho teachors and copies of tho re
ports will bo Bont to you. If tho work
is marked unsatisfactory ;the parent can
do nothing hotter than call on tho
teacher for explanations and between
tho two a helpful understanding can be
arranged. Season tickots for tho lcc
turo course havo March 2d for Hruby
HroB. This Is wrong, Monday March 1st,
Ib tho dato. They wili arrivo horo Sun
day morning.
Denies New Trial.
In tho district court yesterday after
noon, Judge Grimes overruled a motion
for a new trial in the Dr. McCabe case.
It Is understood tho case will bo taken
to the supremo court on error in tho
judge's instructions to the jury.
Florence Roberts Coming to North Platte.
Mr. Merchant.
One 10-f t all plato glass show case
and table, now 1907, cost $130.00; $50.00
if sold nt once.
Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Felt Slippers
and
Warm Shoes
20 per cent Discount
Women's $2.00 Felt Shoes .... $1.00
Women'B 1.G5 Felt ShooB.... 1.32
Women's 1.50 Felt Shoos.... 1.20
Women's 1.50 FurTrlm Romeo 1.20
Womon's 1.25 Felt Houso
Slippora 1.00
Women's .CO Folt Solo Slippora .40
Misses' ,C5 Red Felt Sllppors.. .52
Child's .55 Red Folt Slippers.. .44
Mon'o .90 Felt Solo Slippora. . . .72
Man's 8.60 High Top Folt Shoes
leather foxed and solos. . . . 2.U0
Graham & Co.
Roth will Succeed McKeown.
Although the announcement ban not j
been officially mado at this time, the
information ricoived by tho Tribune is '
sufficiently direct to announce that II. j
J. Roth, trainmaster at this terminal,
will succeed Will McKeown as assistant
superintendent of the Wyoming divi
sion. Mr. Roth has long been con
nected with tho operating department
of the Union Pacific, as dispatcher and
trainmaster, and also held the position
of assistant superintendent of the Utah
division when that division wus part of
the Oregon Short Line system. The
Tribune, in advance of the official proc
lamation, congratulates Mr. Roth on
his promotion, but at the same timo re
grets that the promotion will result in
the removal of the estimablo family to
Cheyenne.
Miss Amy Clark, ot Maxwell, is the
guest of Miss Fern Stamp.
Every dwelling on our rental list is
rented and wo have demand for more.
List your rental property with us and
secure tenants at once.
Buchanan & Pattkiison.
C. A. Moore has been appointed man
ager of the Union stockyardB and en
tered upon his duties as such a few
days ago. Mr. Moore has been hand
ling stock since an infant and is thor
oughly conversant with the business.
The board of directors of tho Y. M.
C. A. will meet this afternoon and is
buo a call for a genorul meeting of
members for tho purposo of electing
members of the board to fill vacancies.
When the directory is filled new officers
will bo elected and arrangements mado
to nut tho association on a solid finan
cial footing.
Poultry Wanted.
Farmers who havo chickens for salo
should sec us. Highest market prico
paid in cash. J. L. Stinglky,
North Plotto Moat Market.
LADIES'
SPRING SUIT.
Slylo No. 2190 Mado from now
stvlo self strino satin surfaced wool suit
ing in new raspberry shade. Jacket
made tn now htpless atyio, iib-incn long,
collar trimmed in corded silk, fancy
pockets trimmed in corded silk and largo
buttons, lined with guaranteed satin.
Skirt now style, box pleat down front,
trimmed with largo buttons, box pleat
down back, directoiro band.
PRICE $25,00.
Wilcox Department Store
iGood News for the People
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of North Platte.
Wo havo obtained tho Boiling and distributing ngoncy for tho col-
jjW obrnted Nyal's Family Remedioa.
ffi In overy lino of businosa thoro 1b one "Rest" product. You know
tho name of tho boBt piano, tho best silverware, th best hat -und
druggists all know that Nyal's aro tho best family remedies.
Tho Now York und London Drug Co., who make them nro an old
and conservative houso, who make their goods absolutely right, keep
ing them at tho highest standard of quality.
They allow them to bo sold only in tho best stores; they do not
allow any exaggerated or untrue advertising of Nyal's Family Kern
el ernes to ue done.
Z Thuy placo tho formulas in our possession so that wo can know
'ij exuetly what wo aro sojling.
Jay It is the right way to do business and wo aro proud to havo Nyal's
flfc Family Romedios in our storo for it is truo all over tho country that
yfj "overy Nyal Btoro is n good Btoro."
Sw And if you trado with us, you know that ours is a good storo a
Vj storo that keeps nil that a drugstore ought to and sells at roasonablo
S prices a storo that gives you what you want a storo that is anxious
Ft? to pleaso you in evory way a storo that koeps its old customers und
fij adds many now ones overy year.
Como in and see us; wo treat people right. That roputntion is
whnt got us tho agency for Nyal's Family Remodles.
d SCHILLER & CO.,
North Platte, Neb. Family Druggists. 8
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Rubbers
A pair of Rubbers is one of
I the best preventors of doctors
, bills we know. We have a
'complete line of Children's,
Women's and Men's
Pure Gum Rubbers
I and Rubber Boots.'
I A 1 OA L
uveisnoes, ln per ceni
Discount.
SMALI
The Big Shoe Man.
521 Dewey Stree.
A Step
Ahead
Scene from "The House ot Bondage" Florence Roberts
and Thurlow Burgen at The Keith March 5th.
Manager Stamp will play his trump
card of tho theatrical season nt the
Keith Theatre on Friday evening, Mar.
Gth, in the engagement of tho disting
uished artist, Florence Roberts, in her
now and elaborately staged play "Tho
House of Bondage". Mr. Stamp has
beon obliged to risk a large guarantco
in bringing Miss Roberts hero but there
nlready seems sufficient interest to in
sure a full house.
Tho Denver Republican of last Mon
day morning says: "The Houso of
Bondago" is not only a Broadway at
tractionit ranks with tho best plays
that havo been nt tho Broadway this
year. For Soymour Obormcr has hand
led the subject with tho touch of gen
ius and tho company is splendidly cast.
Only ono company that has beon in
Denver this year has been so evenly
balanced. That was tho "Paid in Full"
company. Obormor has handled tho
subject of tho unjust English divorce
laws with a strong hand. Tho whole
play is consistently worked out, the
characters aro not over-played by the
author, but each follows his or her own
way. Tho company has entered into
the spirit of tho production with pleas
ing appreciation. There is no thunder
in tho major chord. Tho acting is in
tho minor chord, but the repression of
omotion adopted by Miss Roberts and
Arthur Forrest makes it intense to
tho breaking point. Miss Roberts work
is yearly becoming more on tho stylo
of Mrs. Fisko's, although her analiza
tions aro not so minute, perhaps. Still,
sho shades her tones so carefully and
carries so much expression in the poiso
of her head, tho motion of her hands,
that tho audienco can grasp hor mean
ing often before sho spenks. She gives
to tho strong, restrained character of
Lady Joan wonderful poiso and self-reliance.
Don't take our word for it.
Come, see for yourself. We
are now located at 509 Dewey
street, known as Johnson s
Racket Store. Watch our
windows Wednesdays and
Saturdays for sales.
All orders amounting to ono dollar
will be delivered.
The Bee Hive Store,
G09 Dewey Street.
GO TO
P. M. SORENSON
FOR
Furniture Repairing
AND CABINET WORK.
Also Woodturning.
WINDOW SCREENS
A Ssecialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
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Commencing 8:30. Doors open 7:30
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the game of wrestling ever pulled off
in this part of the country.
Tom Gatley and William Hokuf
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winner.
Any one missing this bouf will surely m5ss a great treat.
$ Admission 75c.
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JOHNNY DUGAN, Referee.
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