WATCHES.!
Our stock of watches
speaks eloquently of good
things, and there are
many people whose hap
py experiences confirm
the reliability and worth
of them (
Our success as watch
sellers has not hnnn
f merely fortuitous, but is
the result of the unwav-
cring integrity and knowl
3 edge gained by long
? years of study. Every
waccn we sen is a guar
anteed time keeper.
Thus you have more
reason to consider this
store as an object wor
thy your seeking.
DIXON, The Jeweler
Union Pacific Watch Inspector.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door Norlli of
First National Hank
Got your gun at Trio Stnr Clothing
House;
Stato Sup't. Bishop was a visitor at
tho Junior Normal this week.
C. II. Walter wont to Omaha Tues
day night to transact business for a
few days.
Missionary Scott loft for tho west
this morning after visiting in town for
a few days.
Miss Lillian Sturges returned" to
Hastings this morning after spending
two weeks in town.
Dr. Quigloy returned last night from
Scotts Bluffs, where ho addressed tho
Chautauqua assembly.
L. E. Roach transacted business in
McPherson county for a few days tho
first part of tho week.
Lost Gold Bignet hat pin, with J. L.
M. on top. Finder return to this offico
and receive reward.
C. A. Howo, who had been looking
after business matters in town for a
week or two, returned this morning to
his homestead near Oshkosh.
tho right
nil sizes
tho Hub
Carpots nd Rugs, nlways
quality and prices. Rugs in
9x12 ft. 12x15 ft., at
Clothing Dept.
Mis08 Pearl Weeks, Hazel Hunting
ton and Jennie Sandal! went to-Herahoy
this mornintr to attond tho dance to
be given in tho now alfalfa meal mill
tonight.
Weather forecast for North Platto
and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday. Maximum yesterday 86, a
year ago 82; Minimun this morning 64,
a yoar ago 60.
Tho South Platto River has gone
very noarly dry and tho river is over
run with men and boys, who are
catching largo numbers of fish by
means of spears and pitchforkB.
Rev. Horan, of Maxwell, Mrs. E. W.
Mann, Mrs. James Louden, Mrs. Fred
Loudon. Mrs. W. S. Leon and Miss
Maud Loudon returned today from tho
Baptist convention at Dickens.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redmond re
turned this morning from their visit to
California. Mr. Redmond said that ho
was one of tho party of Elks who pros
ecuted a pickpocket but that he was
not relieved of any monoy.
The proposition to re-voto tho $-10,000
school bonds is up before tho peoplo
today. Whilo not much interest is be
ing taken in the election, is probablo
tho bonds will carry almost unani
mously. Help out tho band by attending the
Miner concort at tho Keith theatro
this Friday evening. You aro guaran
teed an evening of plcasuro and besides
you help out an organization that has
. contributed to vour pleasure in tho
past.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kado aro planning
on sponding this fall and winter in
Southern California. Mr. Kade will
leave for that-section in a few weeks,
and Mrs. Kado will follow lator. Tho
winter weather in this section is too
severe for Mr. Kade's health.
J. H. Stubbs, a former district fore
man at this terminal, stopped oyer
(between trains this morning to visit
"friends while enrouto homo from a trip
to Seattle Mr. stubus la now super
intendent of motivo power on n road
runnlntr from Des Moines to St. Paul.
and says the position is a very pleasant
and satisfactory ono.
Junior Normal Closes.
Tho Junior Normal will closo today
aftr n very successful term tho most
successful in some respects of any that
had previously been held. Tho students
evinced commendablo interest in their
work, and tho faculty envo their best
endeavor to their work. Under these
conditions nothing but success could
rosult.
This aftornoon will bo devoted to a
social a farewell reception to faculty
and students.
Dr. Lucas Sails.
Mrs. V. Lucas received a telegram
Thursday morning from Dr. Lucas say
ing ho would sail that day on board the
"Grosser Kurfurst" for Germany.
His routo includes a several days stop
over at Bremen, whore ho lands, thenco
by boat up tho Rhino to Cologne, from
thero to Frankfurt and Vienna, whero
ho will spend several nonths doing
special work with somn of the world's
most famous physicians and surgeons.
Tho Doctor has twico done post work in
Now York City with the leading men
of this country and his widely incroas-
ng practice has induced him to take
this trip abroad for the solo purposo of
specializing. His many friends wish
him a pleasant and profitablo stay
abroad and bespeak for him a most
hearty welcomo whoa he returns,
Special Sale
on mens' dress shirts, Golf and Negli
gee.
1 lot, all sizes, regular pneo 75c, .39
1 lot, all sizes, regular price 1.25, .98
1 lot, all sizes, regular price 1.C0, 1.35
All hnva' nhlrtn In norcnln nr. rn.
ducod pricos at
THE ilUU CLOTHING DEPT.
Alliance 9, North Platte 4.
Alliance won from the local team on
the ball diamond yesterday by a score
of nine to four. Tho game was in no
senso a brilliant ono, tho local team
having somowhat of an off day, and
the dofeat was in a moasuro duo to tho
fact that Pitcher Paul arrived from tho
west on his run as brakeman just thirty
minutoB boforo tho game began, and
was not in n fit condition to pitch. As
a result ho was touch id up for fourteen
hits. Tho visitors mado one run in the
first inning, five in tho second after
two men wore out, two in tho fifth and
ono in tho seventh. They wore credit
ed with four errors. North Platto mado
three runs in tho first and ono in the
oight, mado seven hits and flvo errors.
Each pitcher struck out soven men.
Tho same teams will play this afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
You" have a chance to get a good gun
at a low price at tho Star Clothinir
House.
Miss Alice Birgd 'entertained "about
thirty young ladies nt a dolightful and
unique Mother Gooao party nt her
homo Thursday aftornoon. Tho con
test Consisted of each guoat drawing a
subjct taken from Mothor Gooso
rhymes; theso drawings wore then ar
ranged on exhibition and- tho lady
guessing tho greatest number of sub
jects was awarded the prize, Miss Cary
recoivtng that honor. The house dec
orations and placo cards wcra suggast
ive of Mother Goose. At tho closo of
tho pleasant afternoon cnjoyablo re
freshments woro served nt smnll tab
les. Mrs. Donald Goodwill and Miss
Dillon assisted in serving.
Tho Cheyenne Tribune thinks that so
long as that city pays tho Union Paci
fic a million dollars nycar for passenger
and freight business, tho company is
not likely to run its first-class passen
ger trains over the Borio cut-off, thus
passing up Chcyenno. It doesn't look
reasonable, does it.
This section and apparently quite n
scope of country surrounding tho city
was visited by a heavy rain last night,
Observer McDowall reporting a fall of
1.28 inches. Some hail accompanied
the storm but not enough to do any
particular damage.
The election to voto bonds for tho
erection of tho school house in tho
Second and Third wards aro being held
today and tho enthusiasm is not very
groat. Up to noon tho total voto was
42, 13 in the 3rd ward, 28 in tho 2nd
and 1 in tho 1st ward.
Seo thoso guns for $2.50 at the Star.
On account of tho school bond elec
tion today tho saloons are closed, and
thero aro thirsty individuals in town.
Tho water supply, howover, ia un
limited, the wator plant pumping about
a million gallons per day.
Band concert nt the Keith theatro
tonight by tho Minor family, of Chi
cago, nn organization that always
plcascB its aiidionco.
T. F. Watts went oast this morning
and will nfllciatG nt several auctions to
bo hold during tho next few days.
Miss Ella Blnke returned Wednesday
from Kearney whore shd had been at
tending Normal and visiting friends.
Tho bulk of tho hogs sold in South
Omaha yesterday at $7.25, a drop of
fifty cents In eight dnys.
Sup't Gibson, of the Gibbon school,
wai a visitor At Sup't Ebright'i ofllco
on Wednesday.
Honry Deoring, of Missoula, Mont.,
is visiting relntivos and friends in town.
Miss Mario LoDioyt will leave Mon
day for a two wcckB vilt in Donvor.
Leo Tobin left last night on a busi
ness trip to Omaha.
With Bayonet
U.S.SpringfieldRifle $2.S0
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ridge 45-70. Will shoot shot equally as well as bullet. The above will be "
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Given Away Free with any Purchase of $25.00,
THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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BLONDIN'S BIG SHOW 3
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"The Cowboy, Indian and The Lady."
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With Betz's Military Band and a Superb Orchestra.
The Largest aivd Best of all Teat Shows,
TWO SPECIAL CARS. PARADE AT NOON.
Performance at Night Only.
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Bryan Vill Nove To Texas.
Today'B Omaha Boo says:
William Jennings Bryan is going to
leavo Nebraska.
Ho will conso to bo a citizen of tho
Antclopo stato after thia fall, but will
make Texas his home. Mr. Bryan him
self is authority for this. At Bcilofon
taino, O., yesterday morning ho said so
preceding the delivery of his lecture.
Ho declared ho Intondeu to movo to
Tuxas following a South American tour
on which ho expects to atart this fall.
"I am not to seek election to tno Ben-
ato from Nebraska." ho said, "I nm
not going to bo a Nebrasknn, for I nm
going to movo to Texas. I oxcebt .to
continue in politics in Toxas."
Excellent progress is being mndo on
tho grading for the doublo track be
tween Watson's ranch and this ter
minal, and next year ho grent Over
land road will bo using two tracks
between Omaha and North Plntto and
probably by tho end of another year
will havo doublo track between Omaha
and Ogden.
Get a good gun with each $25.00 pur
chase, or buy one outright for $2.50 nt
Tho Star Clothing Houso.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Hoaglnnd left
this week for a visit in St. Paul and
other points in Minnesota.
Tortured on a Horse.
"For ton years I couldn't rido a
horso without being in torture from
piles," writes L. S. Nnpier, of Rugless,
Ky., "when nil doctors and other
remedies failed, Buck'en's Arnica
Salvo cured mo." Infulliblo for Piles,
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Boils, Fover
Sores. Eczema, Salt Rhoum, Corns,
Guaranteed by Stone Drug Co.
Notice.
Persons who are indebted to Gaunt &
Wymnn, please call and settle immedi
ately. Notice to Overseers.
Wo desire to call the attention of tho
overseers of tho various road districts
in Lincoln county, Nebraska, that you
should get tho flro guards plowed and
in good condition, so that tho county
may bo properly protected from flro.
County Commissioned.
RESintlMF LOTS 1
f Adjoining City Park. k
$ TERMS AND PRICES RIGHT. f
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FOR SALE BY
WM. E. SHUMAN.
Band
Benefit
This
Evening.
At the Keith Theatre.
DR. J. K. ELMS
will hereafter take up tho
General Practice of Medicine, Surgery and Lying-in Cases,
together with HIS SPECIALTY
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Your Glasses Carefully Filled.
Office and Resilience 413 E Fifth St,
on ground floor, no stuirs to climb.
Phone 559.
Qn ...,.... ..i s
Roy Louden, of McDonell & Graves,
is off duty on account of sicknoBs.
DR. HUMPHREYS' SPEflFICS.
Mr. tlloM llk rk Tltl U Flit llmtitu.
English, German, Spanish, PortuQuoss and French,
No. I'OR rrlce
1. Form, Conjrcstlons, Inflammation!,, 33
2. Wonin. Worm l'cver, or Worm l)lncaa..U8
3. Collr, CrjIiiR and Wakefulness of Iufanti.35
4. Dlurrhon, ot Children ami Adulti UH
5. Ityienterv, Griping?, Bilious Collo 3d
7, Coiiclm, Colds. llroncliUU, 23
8. Tontlinclie, Face.U'lio, NcuralgU 35
V, HcHdnclio, Blclcllcadaclifl, Vertigo 29
10. Di'ipepria. Indigestion, Weak Stomach 35
13. Croup, Hoarse. Cough, Laryngitis 33
I t. Ball Klietim. Kruiitlons, Kryilolaj 23
in. ltliriimntlsm.or itliuumatlo Talus 'JS
1U, l'oer and Abiia, Malaria, . 33
17. rilrs, Ullurt or Weeding, l'xternal, Internl.25
18. OphtliBlniln, Weak or Inflamed Kjrei US
10, Cularrh, Influenza, Gold In Head , 29
20. Whooping Cough, Hiasmodlo Cough,., !J3
21. Asllmiu.Opprosaod.Dinicult Iircathlng VI 5
27. Kidney DUrnst), Gravel, Calculi 29
tli, IVrrrous Ilelilllty, Vital Weakness 1.00
20. Horn Mouth, I'over Sores or Canker,... 23
1(1, Urinary Incontinence Wetting IM,. 33
11. Born Throat, Quinsy nnd Diphtheria.
1-7. Chronic Ciiiuesllonn, Headaches. .......... 28
7. Grlpp:, Hay rcur mid Summer Colds.. ..26
. mnsll lKitlle of Vleaoant I'cllets. fits thn vest
L;t. liold hydruuglsts, or ronton receipt of price.
31 deal Hook eont free.
iirjii'iiiinvs' noil no, HrorriHB co comer
f IITa ii and John ttlreeta.New York.
NOTICE TO OltEtUTOllH.
Ill tlio niftH rtr nt Ilia natiitn .t lM.l..frtl.
ntohl. deceased.
Xn .tno fPitniy court of. I.Incoln Coumy. Nti-'
irnsUn. .lulv'th. lWtf.
NiilliiA I. I...MI,., .1... iii...
linn , .lira, tuab nm crvuiiuni
of Halil docoaNcd will moot tho admlulatrator
h ii TOimi', ln'iurii uiu V.OU11W J UUCO l)f
.Int'fllll f.ntltttt.. Vnlirnul'M
court roonii In aald enunty. on thotolh ilny of
,V.f wi;m ?' o tlio mil day of Kojjrtxtry,
1UI0, at II o'clock n. in, each day. for tlio put
liosoof proHontlnir tholr claims for examina
tion, udjustmont and allowance, Hlx nunithn
nrn nllnuriwl ft- .....lti.. ... ...
plftlmu. ftml nnn vnnr fin.4l.ji .il...lnl.i..l... ...
.......,.,., vu,,i,i au. ..iu l.lllllllJbiailll V"
si'ttlo said ONtato from tho 21th day of Juno,
lr".. 'Hi. .'"".IF1?. 110 I'liminiou in tno
North l'lntto Tribune, a legul newspaper.
!F,eiM& "Uccosalvo lssuoH Drlor to Aucust
i'--H W. 0. Ki.dkii. County Judco.
NOT10H TO ( NON-UESIUENT DR
.loli ii Lantz and Trunk l.anu; l'lalntllfs. I
IlollnJacobsand Laura Hood Defondantx. I
tlflt.lfliwl flinl. lit.... 1t..n Imn.. I.. .1... nt..
trlct court of Lincoln County. NobrasUa. by
Joint Lanlz and rrjink Lant., who lmvn llli'd
a duly vorlllcd uetUlon In said court tho ob
ject and prayer if wliluli It to secure tho
liartlllfiii niiiiiiitr vkIiI nlnlniirr nn., i..r..,..
dants, of the wcxt half of tlio nortb uat
nuarter nnd tho west half of the south oast
tiunrtor In suction No. twnlvo, In towiuhlo
m. tnirieen. or rnngo No twonty-elcht,
ral estate situated In aald Lincoln County,
iiuiirasHn, niiinru rcnuiruu to answor sad
petition on or Iniforo tho Oth duy of boptom
bor, A. I).. WW.
.. ,,,,lJi I,ANTZ nm1 l'"ANK Lantz. IMalntllTs.
Ily It. O. (H.ANVIM.K, tholr Atly.i
It is a Well Known Fact
that our bakery Roods nro not excelled
in Vcstorn NebraBkn. Wo uso tho
best Hour, tho best inRredients of till
kinds. Whv nllniv vnur wlfn tn nvnr.
heat herself baking when, you enn buy
hui. VAbCllllllb (uuiia Ul UQ Mb DUUII IUW
pncesi Try us.
ENTERPRISE BAKERY,
Mrs. Jennlo Armstrontr,', Prop.
Hot Weather
Comfort.
Use Talcum Pojvder
It has medicinal prop
erties of great value, is
antiseptic, absorbent,
wonderfully soothingf and
will speedily heal chafing-
Buy Colgate's
New Package.
A new idea fresh from'
the factory double the
25c size for 35 cents.
CHAMOIS SKINS
COLD CREAMS
. Schiller & Co:,
1st door north First Natl. Bank.
GO TO
P. M. SORENSON
KOU '
Furniture Repairing
, AND CABINET WORK.
Also Woodturning.
WINDOW SCREENS
.... A Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
UNCLE SAM TAKES
OFF HIS HAT
to nobody. Wo tnko off ours to no
body oithor when it comes to offering
tlio finest carriages nt rcasosable prices,
Why not colebrato the country's birth
day with ono of thorn, Cotno and hnvo
a look nt and a talk about it any way
A. M. Lock.
