"1 could not wait until to
In filled by n mere thumb pressure on Croscent-Flllcr. No
mussy dropped no putts to unscrew. Writes with rare
smoothness and case. Special nibs for bookkeepers,
stenographers, manifolding, etc.
HARRY DIXON,
DR. 0. II. CRESSLCR,
Graduolc Dentist.
Ofllco over tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
AUcbUob Carpenters.
Forty centa an hour will bo paid for
good insMo finishers, pply at Dixon's
Jewelcry store.
Mrs. Louise Peters ha3 gono to
Kansas City to transact business for
a week or two.
For Sale My residence property at
514 west Sixth street. House has six
rooms with bath. A. J. Salisbury.
0. H. Smith, of Kearney, visited
friends in town Sunday and left yestor
day for Sutherland to kill a few geese.
Wilson Tout spent tho latter part of
last week at Farnam attending tho
meeting of tho high lino teachers'
association.
Miss Gertrude Waldman, of Lincoln,
former reporter for tho Telegraph, has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. P.
Kelly for several days.
Quito a number of people residing at
Brady, Maxwell and Hershey havo
phoned for seats for "The Clansman"
Thursday ovening. Tickets went on
sale yesterday, and the advanced sale
indicates a large audience.
Attorney Muidoon informs us that
condemnation proceedings have been
completed for tho right-of-way of the
North River branch for a distance of
forty-five miles' west of Northport. This
takes tho lino within ton miles of the
Wyoming state line. It is presumed
that grading on this forty-five mile
stretch will begin soon.
Wanted A good woman to do wash
ing at house. Wash house has all
modern improvements.
MltS. 0. H. CUESSLER.
Conductor L. E. Hastings leaves to
night for New York City where he
goes to give evidence before tho board
of inquiry which is sitting in the case
involving the dissolution of tho Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads.
Other employes from other divisions of
the roads will also go. They will prob
ably bo absent several weeks.
Supt. Tout has taken a personal in
terest in investigating Peter MacQueen,
going to tho extent of paying $3 for
his latest book "In Wildest Africa."
His report is that if tho lecture is as
good as the book, North Platte people
cannot afford to miss it. The admission
is 50 cents. The balcony will be opened
for reserving without additional charge.
Febr. 19th, at 8:30.
For Sale Bargain.
Now ten room houso. also four-room
house on same lot. Tho two rent for
fJO. per month. Lawn, shade, side
walk, electric lichts. West olfht Kr
$1400 will handld this; balance same as
a C v
WALK
Shoes.1
SHOE
Patent Vamp, Dull Kid Top, Blucher Boot and Junior Model, Price
ffiS.OO.
Wilcox Department Store.
morrow, George, to show you.
what I have got tor you."
The very pen he's often heard
about and wanted. Equally ap
preciated by the ladies, too.
TO
Fillinci
Fountain Pen
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
First National Hank
Boxing Contest.
Manager Kubik of the opera houso
announces a boxing contest for next
Monday evening, the principals to bo
Fitzgerald of South Omaha and Kid
Gilsey, of Denver. This is a match that
was arranged by the sporting editor of
the Denver Post, and this can bo taken
as evidence that tho "go" will' bo a
fast one.
WANTED.
Three hundred cattle to pasture. Have
plenty range all under fence, three
wells with storage cisterns. Seo me or
write. W. H. Turpie,
North Platte, Neb. '
Association Wis Game.
In the game of basket ball at tho
opera houso Friday evening botween
the Y. M. C. A. and tho high school
teams, the former won by a score of'
fifty-one to forty-seven. Tho gamo
was a spirited one and was in doubt al
most to tho final play. A good sized
audience witnessed the contest, at the
close of which a skating party was
held.
Sand for Sale.
Have opened a sand pit on the Cody
ranch. This sand is full of grit and
gravel. Anyone wanting sand for
building or sidewalk purposes phone
F. H. Garlow at Cody ranch. Price 75
centa per yard delivered, or 15 cents
per load at pit.
..Homesteaders Time Extented.
Under an act approved January 28,
1910, persons who have made homer
steads where the period in which
they were or are required by law to
make entry under declaratory state
ment or establish residence expired or
expires after December 1st, 1909, are
granted until May 15, 1910, within
which to make entry or establish resi
dence upon land so entered by them.
This extension of time does not shorten
the period of commutation or of actual
residence unaor the homestead law,
nor does it apply to an adverse claim
established by entry and residence
after tho expiration of tho time allowed
for establishing residence of the first
entryman, and prior to tho passage of
the act. Homestead entrymen or
settlers upon the public domain are
granted a leave of absence from their
land for a period of three months from
tho date of the approval of the act,
provided that the period of actual ab
sence under the act shull not bo do-
ducted from the full time of residence
required by law.
For Sale.
Standard make typewriter, nearly
new. A bargain. (J. u. thoei.eckh,
- OVER
SAYING
No. 1
Exery dollar does its duty
when you buy a pair of Walk
Over Shoes. The Walk
Over man on the sole is the
sign of satisfaction.
8& $3.50, $4.00, $5.00
We are sole agents.
Scene from "The Clansman", to be presenter
Cold Weather in Sight.
Weather forecast for tonight is snow
and a cold wave, with a stiff northwest
wind tomorrow. Tho maximum .tem
perature yesterday was 07, one year
ago 9; minimum this morning 24, ono
year ago 15 bolow zero.
Notice for Bids.
The Board of Education will receive
sealed bids until 6 p. m. March 7, 1910,
for any part or all of tho Third ward
framo school buildings and foundation
stone. Possession given when vacuted.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
A. F. Streitz, Secy.
Firemen Promoted.
Locomotive firemen Gutherlcs3,
Golden, Weaver,' Axtcll, Roach, Con
nelly, Lake and Scharmann success
fully passed tho mechanical examina
tion Saturday and yesterdny and have
been "marked up" as engineers ready
for service., They havo been a "bunch"
of good firemen and ought o make
good engineers, at least here's hoping
that they will "make good" and long
continue in service.
Notice.
Ladies desiring first-class sewing
should call on Misses Wcndling and
Kauffman, room 9, Bratt & Goodman
block.'
Sergeant Casey Wins Medal.
Sergeant Ernest Casey, of tho high
school cadets, won tho medal for the third
successive time in the competitive drill
Friday and will retain possession of
it. This medal has been contested for
at regular intervals for the'past five or
six years, and this is tho first time it
has been won three times in succession
by any cadet. Under theso conditions
it is therefore much to the credit of
Sergeant Casey that ho has won tho
coveted prize, and he has been receiv
ing the congratulations of friends.
Public Sale.
O. H. Eyerly, living two miles east
and onb mile north of Hershey, will sell
nt nutilic snlo on Wednesday. February
23d, beginning at eleven o'clock, twelve
head of horses and colts, ten milch cows
and heifers, and a largo lot of firm
machinery.
HOES
Of Equal Excellence
When you're out walking
with that "one" girl, you
naturally desire that your foot
wear should compare favor
ably with hers for the shoe
is the one finishing part of a
man's apparel that makes him
well dressed.
A pair of "Our Founder"
shoes will place you on an
equal footing with the best
dressed person in the world
and also place you on a foot
ing equal in comfort to the
most easy pair of old shoes
you have.
In lasts that have snap,
style, real shape holding
qualities.
THE SHOERY,
Sol Httftos.
pa
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Ten Men Wanted.
This office is in receipt of a letter
from C. F. Scharmann, who is nt
Bannock, Nevada, in which ho desires
to interest ten North Plntto men in a
mining proposition which looks good to
him. The proposition which ho sub
mits is one that would require an out
lay of $25 per month per man for de
velopment work on the claim until tho
main body of ore is reached, after
which the' expenses could bo met with
ora shipments and dividends declared
from the surplus. Tlioso interested
can read Mr. Schartnan's lottor by
calling at this office.
"The Land of Nod."
A beautiful production of musical
comedy and extravaganza will occupy
tho stage at the Keith Theatre, Tues
day, Feb., 2nd, when "The Lond of
Nod" will be presented. This is ono of
those massivo organizations which aro
characterized bp a plentitude of comed
ians, singers and dancers, and numer
ous chorus and ballot, and in which
scenery, costumes and "effects" nre
lavishly displayed. 1 'The Land of Nod"
has impressed itself strongly on all who
have witnessed it on account of its de
cidedly unique character creations, such
as "tho Man in tho Moon," "Welsh
Rarebit," "Sandman," "King and
Queen of Hearts," "April Fool," and
similar unusual personages. Tho localo
in which they move is only encountered
in talcs of fairyland and in Arabian
Nights. It is all clever and interesting
and its comedy is whole and good. Tho
musical score contains plenty of tho
jingling, catchy sort of composition
which enlivens and satisfies. Practically
the somo excellent cast which mado
"The Land of Nod" so conspicuous
among New York successes constitutes
tho present, company, including Knox
Wilson, who will bo seen in his original
part. Prominent in the cast are Neil
McNeil and Anna McNabb. The sale
of scats begins Saturday, Feb. 19th.
Peter MacQueen.
The next number of tho lecture
course is Peter MacQueen of Boston.
To toll all that Mr. MacQueen has dono
would be to take up space and time
that could not be used that way. When
we say that he was with Roosevelt at
Santiago, with Lawton in tho Phillip
pinos, with K nigcr in South Africa,
with Kiin' George in Greece, and Unit
ho has just completed a trip through
central Africu over the route which
Roosevelt covered besides travelling at
spare times through Siberia, Japan,
Venezuela and Panama, one can get an
idea of tho wealth of information and
tho richness of oxperienco which Mr
MacQueen has at his command. The
lecture next Saturday ovening will be
on his travels in Africa and is entitled
Ihe Land and the Game Where
Roosevelt Hunts." Tho lecture is il
lustrated by many colored views but
would be a wouderful lecture if there
were no pictures. Every.boy and girl
in tho city, who studies ueoRranhv
should bo given a chance to seo this
man and hear him talk. At tho Keith
Saturday evoning, February 19, at 8:30
o ciocic. uring tickets marked "W.
General admission 50 cents. Children
.10 cents.
MEN ot proTenblllty
and character cau c
cure an txclualre cou.
tract an manauert fur local terrltnrr on
fltlirr alsrj or commission, or both, To
arum ueiuj tfiTe reicrencet In nril letter.
Apply to Th. von Rolf, a. A.,
Northwaatarn Mutual Ufa In a. Co.,
Omaha, Nab.
WANTED
at The Keith Thursday Evening, February 17th.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES
Capital and Surplus $130,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President.
E. F. SEEBERGER, Vicc-Prcsldcnl,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vice-President,
' F. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
Steel eiNroecto
fl01iiygoor-r
TRACK MARK
BEST IN THE WORLD
As a burial vault nothing heretofore can compare with
The National Steel Reinforced
Waterproof Cement Vault
It is all the name implies
First: -"Steel Reinforced" throughout with expanded Sheet Steel
makes it strong and Ghoul Proof.
Second: The National is water-proofed hy special process.
The cover sealing to the hotly, hy u visible seal that shows the seal
ing is absolutely perfect, making it absolutely Sanitary, Everlasting,
Vermin Pi oof, Ghoul Proof, Water Proof, and that will last for ages,
there being nothing to rust or decay.
The National is manufactured in North Platte at tho Cement
Works of White & Lesky, Front street, where it may ho seen and are
for sale by your undertakers at reasonable prices.
THE NORTH PLATTE VAULT COMPANY,
Geo. E. Prosser, Agent.
Lee's Stock Tonic
Keeps your stock healthy and
they will increaso in weight
with less feed.
25-lb Pail $1.60
Lee's Hog Remedy
is the best worm expellant
the best hog medicine on tho
market today.
25-lb Pail $2.00
Lee's Poultry Remedies
HWe have a complete stock
SCHILLER & CO.,
Special Agents
Some Cigars smell good, and taste
bad. Others taste good, and smell bad.
combines both delicious flavor and elu
gant bouquet.
5 Cents, Worth 10.
STONE DRUG COMPANY,
DEPOSITARY.
To give you tho beat of baking
knowing how in tho first place find
having tho most complete of up-to-date
equipment means giving you tho
delicious home-made bread that you
want for your table.
Try ua noxt time, let us have to
day's order for bread, roola or cake.
DICKEY BROS.
Confectioners and Bakers.
DOtJBLES ITS PAID-UP CAPITAL
STOCK.
Maxwell State Bank of Maxwell,
' Nebraska.
Notico is hereby given that on Jan
uary 12th, 1910, tho Maxwell State
Bank of Maxwell, Nebraska, by a vote
of all of tho shares of stock cast at its
annunl meeting, increased its paid-up
capital stock from $5,000.00 to the full
$10,000.00 authorized by its Articjes of
Incorporation.
MAXWELL STATE BANK.
By W. II. McPoNALPi Pres.
AttVit; At C. vlmmt, dartnVn
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