SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
Klrat NMlonl Hank
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisf.
Ofllco over tho McDonald
Stnto Bank.
CRYSTAL
THEATRE
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hosier are upend
ing this week in Omaha.
John Kostick of Well fleet was a
visitor In town yesterday.
Howard Adams went to Lexington
ynstcrdny to visit friends for a few days.
Wantcd-A middle aged lady to keep
house on a farm near Wellfleet Address
John Kostick Wellfleet, Neb.
Frank Chambers, of Dellinghnm,
Wash., who ha8 been tho euest of
Oscnr Sandull and other friends in town,
loft yesterday for Denver.
Mr. Frank Mariott and relatives
desire to extend their sincere thanks
and appreciation to all friends who
cheerfully aided them in their recent
bereavement by their kind words and
beautiful flowors.
Diamond Rings, Signet Rings, Plain
Hand Rings, Engraved Rings and Sot
Rings that the sets are guaranteed to
stay in. Clinton, Jeweler nnd Optician.
Douglas Bard, of Woolsoy, S. Dak.,
and MIbs Lena Stockerof Dickens, wero
married Wednesday evening by Justice
Sullivan. Tho bride, who Is but seven
teen years of ago was accompanied by
her mother who gave her consent to
the marriage
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hoagland left the
forepart of the week for Atlantic City,
N.J. .where Mr.IIogland goes as dcligate
to the national convention of the G. A. R.
They will visit other eastern cities before
returning and expect to extend their trip
as far south as Florida.
Wo have tho now attachments for
tho Edison talking machines. Play two
and four minuto records. Ten four
minuto records free.
Rinckeh's Book Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Coates, of Sutherland,
are spending this week in town with
their son A. S. Coates and family.
They will leave about October 1st for
Lincoln where they will visit their daugh
ter Mrs. Chase, also their son Elmer
who is now in business atOhlowuy, Neb.
From there they will extend their visit
to Illinois whore they will spend sev
eral months with relatives.
The members of tho COO Club wore
entertained Tuesday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Patterson, tho party being
given in favor of Mrs. Castetter. Mts.
Clarldgo and Mrs. Ware. Ten tables of
fiOO were formed and the evening was
pleasantly Bpentut that game. At a lute
hour, cnjoyablo refreshments consisting
of two courses wore served.
MrsIra L. Bare entertained tho
members of tho Tuesday afternoon
Bridge club at a one o'clock luncheon
Wednesday in honor Mcsdames Ware,
Uastettcr and Ulariugo. Covers wero
laid for twelve and the table decorations
wore in yellow and green, yellow can
nas forming the center piece. Tho
afternoon was devoted to bridge whist.
The samo evening Mrs. J. J. Halllgan
entertained informally a few friends in
favor of the out-of-town guests.
Try our Cidor, It isn't mado of rotten
apples or adulterated water; but sound
apple juipo. Como and see it made. 40
cents per gallon. Bring your jug.
Loudon & Son.
Tho choir of St. Patrick's church wero
entertained Wednesday by Mr. und Mrs.
Charles Trovlllo and Miss Sadie at their
home west of town. This is nn ovent
which has been a yearly occuranco and
one that is anticipated with much pleas
ure. Leaving town about ten o'clock
they arrived at the Trovlllo home about
noon and were immediately seated tn
a seven course dinner to which tho
fifteen gucstR did full and ample just
ice. The afternoon was spent in all sorts
of out-door sports, followed by a light
repast and the party returned to town
arriving about 10:30,
ACREAGE LOTS FOR SALE.
Out of 930 acrci, Roy B. Tabor,
Trustee, has unsold the following
acreage tracts only. These must be
closed out soon. They arc located
east of the city limits.
Size Price
7.35 acres $550.00
7.13 acres 550.00
6.40 acres 500.00
5.38 acres 445.00
2.98 acres 225.00
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the undersigned will take any
parties interested to xcc these tracts at
any time.
For sale by WM. E. SHUMAN.
Mrs. Robert Armstrong will enter
tain tho members of the Junior Mother's
Club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Thompson and Mrs. John
Vosclpkn left for Omaha this morning
to spend a week or ten days.
Mrs. W. F. Cody will leave for
Chicago Saturday where she will visit
friends for several weeks.
Mrs. Johnson, of Walla Walla, Wash.,
arrived this morning for n visit with
her mother Mrs. Mnggie Po3t and her
sisters in this city.
For Sale-Good milch cow. 816 Wal
nut or Phono 505.
S. D. Ralston and wife have sold to
S. S. Littel the southeast quater of
section 10 , township 9, range 80 west of
the 6th P. M. with the exception of 28
acres.
Verne Powell, of Fort Scott, Kansas,
arrived last evening to .attend tho
funeral of his niece Miss Oleutha Powell.
Tho National Land Company have sold
to S. D. Ralston tho southeast quarter
of section 10, township 9, north of range
30 west of tho 6th P. M. with tho excep
tion of 28 acres.
Mesdamea Bowers, Day, Sudman,
andMelvin, members of tho Royal
Neighbors lodge at Oshkosh, of which
Mrs. Mariott was a social member, at
tended the funeral of the latter Tues
day,
Lost- A Gentleman s wntch fob set
in with two amethyst, Finder please
leave at Hub store and recievo reward.
Charles Martini
r i
murnngo licenses wore issued yes
terduy to Carl E. Lisk of Pawlot,
Ncbr., and Miss Emma J. Kostick, of
Wellfleet, also to Fred L. Ridlnger and
Miss Viola Mabel Potter both of this
city. Both couples wero married by
Justice Sullivan.
Up to this morning tho enrollment of
the high school had reached one hundred
and seventy. Seven instructors put in
full tlmo and Prof. Garhsch has two
recitations each day. Tho codet com
pany has been reorganized under the
supervision of Principal Schutz, "as Com
mandant and Ernest Casey as Captain.
ino loot nan squad assembled and un
der the couching of Keith Nevillo, ably
assisted by Harry Smith promises to bo
a winning team. Taking in nil tho
f . t ...
pnaseaoi tne scnool tho year prom
ises to be a good one.
tTo-Night
AND SATURDAY.
MOVING PICTURES:
The "Navajo's Bride."
"After Many Years."
VAUDEVILLE:
Ims and Zay in their
comedy sketch entitled. "The
Rajah of Bong.
10 and 15 Cents.
Cody Boal expects to leave tomorrow
for Culver, Ind. where he will attend
the Culvpr Military Academy for the
coming year.
fho funeral of tho late Mrs. Fanny
Brooks was held from thoD. A. Brown
residence at 10:30 this morning Instead
of this afternoon as previously an
nounced. The services were conducted by
Rev. Porter of the Methodist church.
Last evening Mrs. Lester Walker and
Mrs. F. W. Rlnker entertained twenty-
five guests nt 500 at tho homo of the
former. Tho rooms wore profusely dec
orated in fall flowers and at a late hour
the guests were served to delectable
refreshmenta.
Mr. Will Waltemath and Miss Alma
Waltemath will leave for the East the
middle of nextweek. Miss Alma will go
to the National Park Seminary at
Washington D. C. where she will attend
school for the coming year and Will
returns to tho University of Pennsyl
vania at Phildelphia where he will enter
on his fourth year.
Mcsdames Castetter, Ware, and Clar
ldgo were guests of honor at two func
tions yesterday, both attalrs proving
pleasant throughout. In the afternooa
Mrs. F. H. Garlow entertained at
bridge followed by a four course tea.
Covers wero laid for fourteen and the
table was beautifully decorated in nink
roses and unique place cards annronriate
to rancn uie.
For Sale.
100 head yearling steers.
W. H. TURPie.
School Time Here.
A tired brain makes a tired body.
Eyestrain produces bruin fag. Properly
fitted glasses relieves brain fag. Dixon,
the Optician fits glasses properly.
Every scholar ought to have a fount
ain pen. We show a big lino. We call
your attention especially to our $1.00
pen. Solid gold nib its a dandy In every
way. Dixon, tho Jeweler
Copyright 1900, hr C. E. Zimmerman Co.-No. 15
Our Strong Shoes for Strong Boys
PTRONG Shoes that will last, look well, and will not
show marks of hard usage that you know Shoes
are bound to get on strong boys, for they will romp
and play these are shoes on which we specialize.
They will enjoy their recreation all the more
shoes fit them properly, and our shoes
that no harm can he done. That's one reason our store
should get your trade for your boys' shoes.
Gossard
Corsets
Now $350
if their
are strong so
SMALL
THE
9 BIG SHOE MAN
'52 1 Duwev Street
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
m
You need no longer consider Gos
sard grace and symmetry U3 on un
attainable luxury you can here
after afford it for yourself.
The $3.50 Gossard illustrated above
is mado to excel every other corset
at anything near tho price in style,
workmanship and quulity. It em
bodies all the important essentials
of Gossard construction the grace
ful Gossard lines tho popular front
luce feature tho celebrated non
rustable Electrobono the dainty
Gossard workmanship all of which
have only been obtainable hereto
fore at prices ranging from $5,00 to
$25.00
GossarD
CORSETS
They Lace in Front
glvo tho truo lino of beauty to the
figure, following the perfect curve
of tho back permit a suppleness
cutirely lacking in back-laced corsets
properly support the spino and ab
domen inBure perfect and perman
ent ease nccure tho correct new
figure by suppressing superfluous
fullness contributo wondoi fully to
tuo elegance or tne now gown and
are far easier to put on nnd take off
than the back-laced corsets.
Gossard Corsets have revolution
ized erroneous methods ot corseting,
As a result, better health, correct
noise of body, und moro solid comfort
nave como to tho women who wear
them.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE-
Initial
Fall Showing
of
La Vogue
Suits and
Coats.
The Standard of Style.
Fashion authorities have
passed favorably upon La
Vogue coats and suits.
Now they are awaiting
your critical comment and
judgement.
Slow though we are to en
thuse, we grow a bit warm
Uvhen we speak of this col
lection. But come and see and judge
for yourself. Every one in-
'iff
terested in matters of dress is
welcome. If you bring a
friend with you, so much the
better.
La Vogue Garments are
distinctive for-style and fit in
any gathering of well dressed
women.
La Vogue coats and suits
are shown for women and
misses.
Prices are as tempting as
the goods attractive.
THE HUB CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Tha Curious Mistletoe.
The .ory of bow the mistletoe gets
on tho trees Is a most Interesting one.
Covering the mistletoe twigs are pear
ly while berries. Those come In the
winter Reason, when food Is compara
tively scarce, and hence some birds eat
them freely. Now. when u robin outs n
cherry ho swallows simply the meat
and Hips the stone a way. The weed
of the mistletoe the bird cannot 11 1 p.
It is sticky and holds to his bill. Ills
only resource Is to wipe It off, nnd ho
docs so, leaving It sticking to tho
branches of the tree on which ho Is
sitting at the time. Tills seed wprouls
after a time, and not finding earth
which, Indeed, its ancestral habit has
made ltcouso wanting It Rinks Its roots
Into the bark of the tree and hunts
there for the pipes that carry the sap.
Now. the sup In the bark Is the very
richest In I he tree, far richer than
that In the wood, and the mistletoe
gets from Its host the choicest of food.
With a strango foresight It does not
throw Its leaves away, as do most
parasites, but keeps them to use in
winter, when tho tree Is leafless.
A Queer Diagnosis.
A celebrated Dublin physician was
Sir Dominic Corrlgan, who was as
much famed for hlsbnisiueiiosa to
ward putleuta as for his skill. In the
courso of some reminiscences William
Charles Scully told a story of the doe
tor which Is quite well worth quoting.
"I was taken to see him," snys the
writer, "several times, but be always
treated mo with the utmost kindness.
However, a highly respectable maiden
nunt of mine hud a different experi
ence. She went to consult him. After
sounding her nouo too gently -and
asking u few questions he gave a
grunt und relapsed Into silence. Then
nftcr a short pause of meditation ho
said, 'Well, ma'am, It's one of two
things either you drink or else you
sit with your back to the lire."'
Fining English Servants In 1680.
Nun Newton, for breaking a 'teapot
in I'hlll'H chamber. 2s. Cd.
Itlchard Knight, for pride nnd
slighting, 2b. Ud.
William Hetherlngtou, for not being
ready to go to church three Sundays,
10 shillings.
Thomas BIrdall, for being nt Nunea
ton from inorulug to night, 5 shillings.
Cook, dead drunk, 10 shillings.
Anno Adams to bo wushmald at
Lady day. She went away the 20th
of June for being wanton aud careless.
Sho lost flvo pairs of sheets and flvo
plllowbeers, for which my wlfo mnde
her pay 1. Diary of Sir Richard
Nowdigato.
His Objection.
Scottish Bachelor Will yo hao some
lea?. Visitor Oh, please don't trouble!
Bachelor It's no the trouble; It's Julst
tho oxpense. Punch.
Harness Oiling Plant
We have completed an up-to-date Harness Oiling
Plant, and while we have gone to considerable expense,
yet it is up to you Mr. -Harness Owner whether we can
get the quantity of harness to make the business profit
able at the prices quoted below. This month we will
wash and oil two days each week, on Tuesday and
Thursday. Oiling capacity io sets per day.
Single Harness 75 cents.
Light Driving Harness $1.00.
Medium Heavy Harness $1.25.
Heavy Harness $1.50.
A. F . FINK,
505 Dewey Street.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $135,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President,
E. F, SEEBERGER, VJce-Presidcnt,
H. KEITH NEVILLE, Vice-Presiuenl,
Ft L. M00NEY, Cashier.