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J "Mother's Pattern" !
I Tableware
Is one of the richest and heaviest of the Gorham
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Silver Co's production. It is graceful in design
and perfectly plain, which insures it being easily
kept brightly polished. We are showing it in:
Knives and Forks Honey Spoons
Dessert Spoons Cream Dippers
i Table Spoons Gravy Dippers
Tea Spoons Bon-Bon Spoons
And all other pieces necessary to set the table
tastefully.
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you our prices.
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THE JEWELER.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisl.
Office over the McDonald
Stnto Bnnk.
J. C. Thomns, of Cuba, 111., is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. J. G. Boeler.
Tom Yonda went to Omaha Sundtry
night to take furthor treatment for
his injured eye.
Genuine Early Ohio seed potatoes
pure strain, ninety cents per bushel.
Rush Mercantile Co.
Perry Carson returned this morning
from Omaha, to which city ho jour
neyed Sunday night.
Miss Celia Gorham, who had been the
guest of Miss Mabel Jeffers for a few
days, returned to Grand Island yester
day. There are other canned goods, but
none quite so fino in quality ns the
Kamo brand sold at tho Tramp grocery.
Ex-president Roosevelt landed at
Naples yest.erday afternoon and was
given a royal reception by the residents
of that city.
For Rent Five room house on west
Eight street. Inquire of Ed Walker.
About fifteen thousand tons of stor
age coal is now on the ground nt this
terminal and the nrnount is being
rapidly increased.
See our spring display of genuine
Alligator Hand Bags; direct from
Florida. Dixon, The Jeweler. -1
Twenty-five cars of sand wore taken
from the bottom of the ice lake east of
town last week and shipped to points
between Kearney and Sidney.
The North Platte friends of Mrs. C.
W. Drew, nee Fannie VonGoo'tz, of
Omaha, will be interested in knowing
that she became the mother of a son
on April 1st.
For Sale Your choico of two sixty
six foot lots on west Fourth street, one
n corner, other inside. Inquire of Andy
Liddell.
The Lusk family, living in tho Third
ward, became involved in a free-for-all
last night which resulted in two of
them being gathered in by Night Po
liceman Grayble. They had a hearing
in tho police court today and were each
fined $5 and costs.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
I'lrst Door Noitli of
First National Dank
r. pi
ror oaie.
One Pe-cheron Stallion ton years old'
weight 1,700, two coming two year old
black Perchcron stallions. These ani
mala are of excellent quality, and will
sell or trade under good guarantee very
cheap. Address
A. E. Maulatt,
m 30-G Maxwell, Neb.
The Christian Endeavor social nt the
Prusbyterain parsonage (Union Depot)
Thursdny evening. Everyone invited.
Tho little black bootblack will shine
your shoes at the Union Depot Thurs
day night.
Diamonds never dccreaso in value.
We have a fino line at the right prices.
Dixon, The Jeweler.
Judge nnd Mrs. J. S. Hoagland ex
pect to leave the latter part of this
week for a month's stay at Excelsior
Springs.
If you want tho best quality in
ctnncd goods,' get the Kamo brand at
the Tramp Grocery.
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.
April 5, 1909.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
psesent Kocken and Walter, commiss
ioners, and county clerk.
Ray C. Langford, county treasurer;
you aVe hereby authorized to refund to
VV. H. Simants the sum bf $27.00 on
account of error in assessment on the
southeast quartor and south half north
east qunrter nnd east half southwest
quarter section 30-9-29.
Claims were allowed ns follows:
John Gordon, road work Dist 27 18.00
A. W. Johnson, road work, Dist 15,
25.00
Julius Morgansen, road work Dist 27
18.00
Fred Johnson, road work Dist 28 9.00
Bond of L. L. Veddor, road overseer
.Dist. 2G, approved..
Claims were allowed ns follows:
Sophia Anderson, care of poor, 27.00.
Sundry persons for sundry services
20G.25.
A. P. Kelly, printing, 187.35.
Resignation of N. W. Fought as
overseer district 27, accepted and Otto
Toops appointed as overseer in said dis
trict 27.
The following claims were allowed!
II. E. Anderson, road work Dist. 21,
100.00.
Sundry persons for sundry services,
25.85.
A. Abercrombio 4.85
P. G. Meyer, services, 27.00.
I. L. Miltonburger, snlary, 100.00.
J. D, W. Lincoln, services, 5.00.
C. A. Lowell, services, 58.00
L. Walker, poormaster, 50.00
J. R. Ritner, bridge work. 128.G5
J. R. Ritner, road work, 30.00
Road 314 is this day allowed as re-
3 nested in petition granted. The board
eems said road for thn public good and
to bo sixty-six feet wide. County clerk
directed to refund to G. W. Deiner the
$10.00 deposited.
(fS'onXy Baking Powdv
ffcffl made from Roval Grape ggk
VLt jitf Cream of Tartar llk
Kellcy Bound Over.
John P. Kellcy, former manager of
U. S. Grocery Co., was bound over to
the district court by Judge Elder yes
terday afternoon on tho charge of
grand lar-.oncy. Unablo to furnish
tho $500 bond, ho was remanded to jail.
The crimo with which Kelly is
charged is tho theft of n cash register
valued at $200, which disappeared
about .the time tho grocery company
went into involuntary bankruptcy.
Later the register was found in a barn,
nnd evidence was secured that indica
ted that Kelly, with the assistance of
others, had removed tho register at
midnight nnd secreted it In tho barn.
However, at tho bankruptcy proceed-
ngs Kelly tcfttifleod that he knew
nothing about tho disappearance of tho
register, and following his evidence n
warrant wus issued from tho federal
court charging him with projury ns u
witness. He wns lator apprehended nt
Cheyenne, taken to Omaha and bound
over to the January, 1910, term of tho
federal court. His father came out
from tho cast and gave n cash bond of
$1,000 to keep his son from spending
tho intervening timo in jail.
In tho meantime a wnrrant charging
Kelly with tho theft of the register
was issued, but no special effort to find
dm was mado. Kelly, however, ar
rived in town the latter part of last
week, nnd his arrested and preliminary
lcnring followed.
For Salo Absolutely puro Maple
syrup, mado from tho sap of tho Rock
Maplo tree. Guaranteed to givo entire
satisfaction. $1.00 por gnllon in not
ess that six gallon orders, f. o. b. Hud
son, Ohio. Refflrenco: Hudson Na
tional Bank. II. E. Lek, Hudson. O.
Ex-Governor Poynter Dies.
Ex-Governor W. A. Poynter of
Nebraska dropped dead in tho office of
Governor Shnllenbergcr yesterday
following a talk in favor of the S o'clock
closing law for saloons.
The former governor had talked
briefly and then stopped back into the
crowd and Mrs. Frances B. Hcald had
started her tnlk in favor of tho meas
ure. Suddenly the ex-governor began to
breathe hard and then gradually
collapsed, those close to him catching
him as he fell.
Still breathing ho was "carried across
the corridor to the office of tho adjutant
general, where ho died immediately,
living probably five minutes from the
time ho was stricken.
Drs, Birkman and Carr, 'who were
present at the hearing, waited upon the
stricken man, but could do nothing for
him.
Men.
Our Eastor Clothes are ready to put
on. No disappointments, 'lhey aro
tho nowest and most up4o-dato cloth
ing in town, becaus thnt's what wo
bought. Schatz & Cladaugii.
No Action on Closing Bill.
Following tho tragic death of ex-
Governor Poynter in his office yesterday
morning, Governor Shallenborger
closed the office to the large crowds
that were in Lincoln for and against tho
daylight saloon bill and admitted only
special committees selected from these
delegations to speak for thorn. Tho
governor will probably take Some ac
tion on the bill either today or to
morrow.
Just received! Somo genuio Maplo
syrup from H. D. Bowon, a former res-
dent of this county, made by himself
on his farm at Middlcflcld, Ohio, and
shipped direct to us.
Rush Mercantile Co.
District Declamatory Contest.
Tho Westo-n Nebraska District Con
test will be held in tho Keith theatre
in this city on Saturday evening, April
17th. Thero will be nbout a dozen
schools represented in tho contest and
the one receiving tho highoHt marking
will represent tho district in tho stato
contest.
Tho names of the contestants to
gether with tho subjects, will be pub-
iBhed next week.
For Sale-South half of northeast
quarter Section 14, Two. 14, R. 32, 80
acres under l'axton ana llersncy ditch.
Writo L. L. Brown, Evnnstori, Wyo.
Go and seo Brown's Registered
Stallion offered for sale nt the North
Sido Bnru.
Our Windows are Dressed
For Easter, How about
Your Feet.
We can show you some
good effects in ladies' shoes,
oxfords and pumps.
Prices range from $1.50
to $4.00.
Small, the Big Shoe Man
521 Dewey Street.
Stock Men
Can Save
Themselves an endless amount
of riding- and much valuable
time and horse flesh by invest
ing a few dollars in a pair of
BINOCULAR
FIELD GLASSES.
These are the sort of glasses
that thearmy and navy officers
use to make their long1 dis
tance observations with and
from a high point objects many
miles distant can be seen as
clearly as if close at hand.
Let us show how well they
will do the work. Each pair
guaranteed.
DIXON,
The Jeweler.
Spring Chicks !
Start th'cm right by keeping
them healthy and free from
vermin by using
Lees Poultry Remedies
They never fail if used
rightly.
Lee's Germozone,.
Lee's Chick Food,
Lee's Chick Grower,
Lee's Insect Powder,
Lee's Lice Killer.
For sale by
Schiller. & .Co.,
1st door north First Natl Bank.
Lincoln on Proof.
I snp;j,'est to lilm (.JiuIkc Douglusi
that it will not avail him nt all that
ho swells himself up, takes on dignity
and culls neoplo liars. If yon
have over studied geometry you re
niemlipr that by a course of reasoning
Kiultl proves flint all tho iinnles In h
triangle are equal to two right angles.
Euclid lias shown, you how to worl; It
out. Now, If you undertake to (lis
provo that proposition and to show
that It Is orroneous would you prove
It to bo false by culling Euclid a liar?
Ho Understood.
"Now. Johnny, do you understand
thoroughly why I nm going to whip
you?"
"Yps'iii. You're In a bad humor this
morning, and you'vo got to lick sonui
0110 before you feel untitled." London
Tit-lUts.
It Depended.
Chappy Would you marry a woman
who had sued another innii for breach
of promise? Sappy It would depend
largely on how much the Jury had
awnrded her. Club Follow.
IIopo, like tho gllmmorlng tnper
light, adorns and clieern tho way
fa
GOOD POINTS
about a shoo appeal to customers tjen
orally, but the taso and preferenco of
all must he considered in introducing
new styles. ,
THE HAPPIEST COMBINATION
may bo summed up in Style, Strength,
Beauty and Comfort. Our shoes com-
bino all these good points, particularly
FOOT COMFORT,
without which nothing counts. Let ub
fit you to n fit.
Buchanan & Patterson.
I SPRING STYLES
This cool weather is just a -inbreathing
spell for Spring to
gather strength.
Get away with your new
Spring Suit before the other fel- J
lows pick out the smartest and &
best fabrics. ifr
Select your Suit, while you
have the choice of the greatest
variety of exclusive patterns that 0
will be shown this season. 0
The most attractive Suits are
the first to go". Get a good
start select your Suit today.- $
Seo the new fabrics in BIucb, TanB,
Grays, nnd Greens! Seo tho new 'pin
stripes the handsomely cut Coats with i
broad collar nnd lapols tho concaVo shoul
dors tho splendid tailoring tho caso and &.
graceful hang of tho Trousers. X
Suits at $12.50, $15,
$1S, $20 to $25. .
CowniaM 1909,
The Home of Nuppcnhomet
Chicago
We guarantee every garment.
wc sell, for the reason that we r
will sell no garments we can hot J
guarantee. You're safe here. f
Weingand & McDonald.
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital -Surplus
Fund
Stockholders' Liability
$100,000.00
20,000.00
100,000.00
Guarantee Fund for Depositors $220,000.00
(Not considering quick assets and cash resources)
DIRECTORS
E. F. Secberger, C. F. McGrew, J. J. Halligan,
F. L. Mooney, Arthur McNamara.
Spring and Summer Necessities.
Hardware, Lawnmowers,
Garden Tools, Wash Machines,
Grindstones, Grass Catchers, Knives.
Refrcgerators, Glasses,
Pictures, Furniture,
Picture Frames, (made to order.)
Art Squares, Rugs, Mattings,
Curtains, Draperies,
Couch Covers, Window Shades.
Plumbing and Heating.
GINN& WHITE.
A SWELL SMOKE
is what you will find tho Forest Kinp
cigar every timo. If you had u good
dinner" top it olf with a Forest King.
If you have had u poor meal you'll forj
get all your disappointmsnt if you stnoko
a Forest King nfter it. -Think that'B
a big clnim for a cigar? Well, make tho
experiment and you'll say wo aro right.
Tho Forest King only costs five cents
anyway.
J. F. SCHMALZR1ED.
BUY A
"FORD"
You can af-Ford a Ford
because they will af-Ford you
greater pleasure, Ford sandy
or muddy roads, and leave
you from $300 to $400 that
you will pay for other makes.
Five passenger touring car
$850.00
1 f. o. b. Detroit.
Sutherland Auto Co.,
A. B. YATES, Sec'y.,
Sutherland, Nebraska.
DR. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS.
Jllrtttl.M wllk ruh 11.1 la ril. Li "('..
EnoHsh, German, Spanish, Portuguese and French.
No. Fon rrloo
1. I'evera, Congeatlona, Innaminatloni........"S
a. Wonna, Worm l'otrr, or Worm DItooaa..U5
3, Colic, Crying and Wakefulness of Infants. 2 5
4. Diarrhea, of Chtlilrcn and AdulU MH
B. Dyaentery, Orlplngs, Illlloua Collo 2S
7. Cough., Colds, Uronchltl 2S
8. Toulliacho, i'accucho, Neuralgia..,,...,. ...25
. Headache, filclc Headache, Vertigo 25
10. Ilyniiuptla, Indigestion, WealcHtoraacb.....35
l.'l. Croup. Hoarao Cough, Laryngitis, ; 33
I I. Knit lllieum,12rujtlons, Eryalpelos 25
15, Itliriinmtlim.or Ilhoumatlo l'alns 'J 5
10. I'tivrr nnJ Amir, Malaria.. ,,,,.25
17. IMIrs, Illlnd or Weeding, External, Interoal.25
1H. Ophllinluiln, Weaker Inflamed Eyos. 25
ll. Catarrh, Influenza, Cold la Ildad 25
20. Whooplim Uoiiali, Spasmodic Cough 33
21. Aalhiua,Opprosid,Diaioult Ireathlcff,.!j5
27. Itldnny Dlacasn, Oravol, Calculi 25
2H. AYrvoii Debility, Vital Weuknos.1. 1,00
20, Horn .Mouth, Kevcr Bores or Canker 25
ttO, Drlunry Incontinence, Wetting IJod.,...2S
31. Horn Throat, Quinsy and Dlphthorla 23
Chronic Congestions, Iloadacho 25
77. Crlppe, Hay fever and Summer Colds.. ..25
A small hottlu of I'lrnsant Pellets, fits tho rest
pocket, Bold by drugglsts,or sent ou rooelpt otprioe,
Modlcal Hook; sent fry), j ' '
.j-.nUHl'lIllKVa' H011KO. MEDICINE OO,. Oowef
Oohlsinltli.
Real Estate ami Insurance.