TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTEi, NEB., JULY
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No. 46.
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Mrs. Tirn O'Keefc Ib recovering from
n eevoro slego ot rheumatism.
Mrs. E. M. Hogg, of Pnxton, Is visit'
ing her mother Mrs. E. Craigie this
week.
P. W. Herminghdusen shipped five
enrs of hogs to San Francisco Tuesday
night.
Mrs. William Landgraf, Sr., lias been
very ill for several days with an attack
of gallstones.
Itay Wnrron and J, Nelson of Kan
sas City, are visiting Mr. R. Warren
of this. city.
Several auto parties went thru yes
terday who are makhig a closs country
trip to California,
Mrs. Conrad Anderson went to Kear
ney yesterday to spend two months
with relatives.
. Mrs. Jennie Lane leftN Wednesday
for Pocntello to visit her niece Mrs.
Clajenco Turner for month.
Traveling freight solicitor Keller of
the Milwaukee lines, was in pwn Wed
nesday looking after business
Misses Alma Houser and Ruth Recso
of Elsie are visiting Miss Mabel Wy-
man anu attending unautauqua.
Gus Chamberlain had a finger badly'
nruiseu raonaay nignt coming uown on
No 14, by having it caught in a coach
door.
Georgo Carter of Lincoln was circu
lating among his many friends here
Tuesday, having come up for the gun
club shoot.
Mrs. J. Turpio and children have
moved to Marengo, Iowa, where she
lately acquired a farm and will in
the future bo located.
H. S. Pelton, the general foreman of
the General Conscructlon Co., of Mil
waukee, arrived the first of the week,
and has a large gang of men at work
on the federal building.
W. L. Cary will arrive from Omaha
this evening and accompanied by his
wife will leave tomorrow night for a
week's visit, with relatives in Green
River.
Lewis Holmstein late of Cheyenne
who worked in the local machino shops
last year, is visiting friends in town
while on his way to Pennsylvania to
spend the summer with relatives.
Asst. Sunt.. W. , H. Adams was in
town Tuesday on business and returned
on No. 18,. Mr. Adams was for many;
years cntef clerk to the general super
intendent at Omaha and has many ac
quaintances among railroad men. '
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jMr. ahdMrs, Georgo Zcntmoyer left
yesterday for Minnesota to spend a
week or longer.
Mrs. Julia Todd will leave tonight for
Glcndive. Mont., to spend several
week with her son J. C. Todd.
Mrs. Fred Rasmussen and children
came down from Ilershey this morning
to visit her mother Mrs. Martini.
Mrs. Mary Carroll of Clarksisaguest
at the honu; of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Buchanan and will remain six weeks.
W. J. Cruzen returned Wednosday
evening from a fishing trip to Lodge
pole and loft this morning for Omaha.
William Scetzer who has been in em
ployed In the Western Union office for
spme time will leave shortly for Lar
amie to accept n similar position.
W. R. Lincoln assistant general
manager of the U. P. and party wont
this morning in a special car to inspect
and locate all cars used between Omaha
and Green River.
Weather Forecast: fair tonight, Sat
urday fair and Varm. Highest temper
ature yesterday 8G, ono year ago 90,
lowest temperature last night 04, ono
year ago 64.
H. R. Potter was hit in tho eye by a
particle of flying steel Monday while at
work in tho shop, and while tho steel
did not lodge, in tho eye, a great deal of
pain was caused by tho boat of tho
steel.
Two or three parties are negotiating
with business men to establish a whole
sale fruit house hero, tho opening up of
business on tho branch offering many
inducements to open a house of this
kind here.
Mrs. M. Keith Neville will return to
day from Charleston W. Va., whore
she has been visiting at the parental
homo for two months. Her visit there
was curtailed by Mr. Neville's sickness.
Upon complaint of N. B. Spurrier
Frank Bush was arrested Wednesday.
The above named liye on tho Birdwood
and Spurrier claims that Bush did mal
iuiusly strike and wound him. The case
will come up in the County Court to
morrow. Frank Coker, ono of tho earliost set
tlers of tho Sutherland section, and an
ardent and uncompromising republican,
announces his candidacy for the nomina
tion (or sherifr. Mr. Coker is one of Lin
coln pounty's best known men, his long
residence in the county and his activity
in business affairs and politics having
thrown him In contact with peoplo of all
sections of tho county. He stands high
in' U19 estimation of tho people and will
no'doubt make a fprmibauld candidate.
His long association with, and his work
for, tho party entitles him to recognition.
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There is a time to buy Oxfords and that time is RIGHT NOW. We wero juot notified that our fall
stock is on the vay and we must make room for it. Every Oxford in the house goes! into this sale. .
Call early and secure your size and when you compare the shoes with the prices, you wille apt to buy j
several pairs.
Don't Delay, Come at Once. These Prices are for Cash Only.
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White Roman Sandals, sizes 5 to 8 at $1.00, 8 1-2 to 11 at $1.25, 11 1-2 to 2 at $1.50.
All our Men's Oxfords in patent, gun metnl, black
or tan, blucher or button, Nettlfiton or Florsheim
makes. Regular values $6. 50, SG.OO,
and $5.50. Clearance sale price
All our Men's Oxfords
styles, Florsheim, Crawford and K-0 makes. In fact
any Men's Oxfords that
Clearance sale price, . , ,
Choice of all our $4.00
Gun Metal Blucher, and Button. Clear
ance sale price
Choice of our high
heels and high broad
2h to 5fr, regular $3.00 grades. Clear
ance sale price
Same as above in
Clearance sale price
Will Rub Special Tram.
The Union Pacific sent an agent up
tho North River branch a, week ago to
ascertain if a sufficient number of
residents along tho lino would attend
tho Cody Wild West to justify a special
train. Tho agent gave in an adverse
report. When this was learned tho
Chamber of Commcrco took up tho
matter with the passenger department
Wednesday, with tho result that tho
officials consented to run tho special.
Tho train will leave Bridgeport early
Saturday morning, August i9th, fend
arrive here about eleven o'clock, re
turning Saturday night.
Good Roads Meeting. v
Tho commissioners nro in recoipt 'of
a letter from the county eommissaldners
of Scdwlck county, Colorado, request
ing them to join in the movement for
a good road from Omaha to Donver.
Sedwick county has appropriated Bov
eral thousand dollars for the work, .and
naturally seeks to Interest Nebraska
counties in tho project. The Scdvvick
county commissioners suggest that
a good road3 meeting bo held in North
Platte and delegates bo invited from
Keith, Deul and other Nebraska coun
ties. Acting on this suggestion tho com
missioners nnve called for a nrolirnin
ary meeting to be held at the court
houso noxt Tuesday nftcrnoon, at
which arrangements will bo made for a
general gdod roads meeting. All Inter
ested are invited to attend this prelim
inary meeting next Tuesday.
Tboclccke Appointed Read Con
nitsioner '
Several weeks ago Tho Tribuno sug
gested that the c unty commissioners
appoint a county road commissioner
and recommended 0. H. Thooleckotfor
tho position. Wednesday tho commis
sioners appointed Mr. Thooleeke to
that position not becauso Tho Tri
buno refcommended him, but for tho
reason that they consider htm a most
suitable man for tho position, and ono
who has demonstrated that his viows
on road making .are not only good, but
they are economical.
Under this appointment, which be
came effective atxonco, ,nll road work In
tho county will bo done under tho
supervision of Mr. Thooleeke, and wo
believe that It will result In better
roads at a less cost to tho county. In
hfs effort to bettor the condition of
roads he will bo backed by till who jn
terost themselves in such work, among
whom is Tho Tribune. The people of
the county arc to bo congratulated
upon the appointment of Mr. Thooleeke
as county road supervisor.
Miss. Qrnco Casey went to Gothenburg,
tbday to visit friends for a few days'. ,
Will Hondy loft this morning for
Kearney to spend the day on business.
$445
in all the leathers and
Pattern
values.
sold for $5.00.
': $3.85
Oxfords, Patent Leather,
$2.95
price
grade Boy's Oxfords, high
toes "Just like Dads," sizes
S2.35
sizes
This CksstasHa the Best.
Tho third assembly of tho North
Platto Chautauqua which hos been in
session this week Is proving tho best
and most successful Ono yot held. Tho
talent so far has been very Satisfactory
and tho attendance at all the sessions
has been greator than last year or tho
year before. Each evening tho seating
capacity of the big tent has been taxed,
a hundred or more cxtrn chairs have
boon pressed into service and yet these
accommodations do not olwnys meet
the demands. Certainly U10 Chautauqua
spirit Is growingln North Platto more
peoplo are becoming interested In the
uplifting and entertaining Work and
tho enthusiam grows nil the time.
Tho teachers and prospective teachers
find the Institute held at tho tent dur
ing tho forenoon hours particularly
helpful to them. Tho subjects on
practical school wok are ably treated
by the normal school corps of in
structors and othora.
The Seaton Indian work by Miss
Whnl is proving a delightfully pleasant
diversion to tho largo number of boys
and girls who attend. The attendance
has so grown that it has been found
ncccsary to divide tho attendants Into
two groups.
Tho Round ladies orchestra, which
gave th6 preludes Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, and delighted tho audiences,
loft Wednesday morning and In their
their placo camotho Strollers' Quartette,
four men with good voices who sing in
costume, using songs in keeping with
tho costume worn. Their sailor songs
lost night were practlcularly good.
Tuesday evening tho audience was
highly amused by John B. Ratto, who
proved to bo ono of tho best Impersona
tors North Platto has over Been and
heard. Undor tho head of "Undo Sam's
Family" ho portrayed n numbor of
characters of our cosmopolitan popula
tion. Wednesday afternoon anu evening tho
Rnwcls presented conditions existing in
New Zealand, tho ovoning entertainment
including views of that country. Songo
and dances of that country woro also
given, the whole making a most inter
esting program.
Yesterday afternoon Tnhan "tho
white Iuuinn," gave a reminiscent
sketch of his life, nn experience that
proved very interesting. Tahan will
speak agnin tonight.
Bob Waldo, lato of Cheyenne, is visit
ing friends in town.
G. W. Wondlo transacted business in
Sutherland yesterday.
Harry Smith and Floyd Broternitz
were passengers to Paxton this mom
ent;, ; v- - .t..i ...;t 'V j 1 -
Miss Isabell Stafford returned to Pax
ton this morning after a weeks visit at
the Murphy home.
All our Ladies Oxfords and Pumps, Ties, either with
or without straps in nil the leathers black and tan
velvet and satin that sold for $5.00. (J-j p
Clearance sale price PtoOv
Choice of all Suede, Oxfords. Pumps and Princess
Oxfords. Regular $5.00 and $4.50
Clearance sale price
Choice of our Cross Strap Suede Pumps
Ties, that sold for $3.50. Clearance sale
Choice of any Oxford Lace, Blucher, Patent Leather,
Gun Metal, or Kid all styles that sold for rj Qj
$4.00. Clearance sale price u90
Choice of all our $3.50 Oxfords in all the
leathers and styles. Clearance sale price
Choice of all our $3.00 Oxfords. Clear
ance sale price
Choice of all our $2.50 Oxfords. Clear
ance sale price
Remember these prices are for
Organizing a Nest ef OwlsJ !
J. E. Hill, assisted by D. W. Kesler,
Is spending several days In Ityrth
Platto organizing a nest of Owls, n
modern fraternal order of world-wide
prominence which during the past few
years, becausu of its many excellent
features, has been attaining n phenom
enal growth. Mr. Hill Is meeting with
grntl tying success hero .and will soon
have a nourishing lodge established.
Owl lodges have been instituted in nil
the leading towns and cities of tho
United States bh well as in mariy for
eign countries. To show the growth of
this splendid order It is only necessary
to state that soventy-flve ncstW woro
Instituted during the month of April,
At Atlanta, Gn., tho nast was Instituted
with 0 chartor membership of'J,t)fl8,
making a world's record.
In audition" to tho mnny bonofita it
providos members. It Is seeking nt this
lime to establish three splendid benevo
lent Institutions, ono to be a homo for
tho orphans of deceased members,
whore they will bo provided for nnd
educated until they nro of an ago en
abling them to care for themselves.
Another homo will bo created for aged
and infirm members, where they may
spend their declining years in comfort.
A third Institution will bo a genoral
hospital for members, planned on tho
most modern and scientific basis, where
tho best of medical and surgical treat
ment will bo extended and tho most
difficult of casus given attention.
A striklrig feature about tho Owls Is
that each local nest has almost entire
authority in the conduct of its nflairs.
It possesses tho greatest posslblo do-
?rco of homo rule, among other things
or instnnco, establishing tho ago nt
which members may be roccivod or
rejected. It is comparatively freo from
Interference of Bupromo officers or other
nests. All members who become
officers, do so, with tho understanding
that thoy shall recelvo no financial
reward.
Tho order of Owls is a four-degree
secret society of pood fellows who be
lieve In lovo and laughter nnd tho
"Kingdom of Heaven on Earth. It
does not believe In postponing end's, on
joymont until nftor doath. It teaches
and distributes good cheer now. It
considers It Its duty and pleasuro to caro
for tho needy and suffering. It pays $7
per week In caso of sickness or accident
and $100 in caso of doath. It possesses
as beautiful ritual but no rellgjous
observance.
Therd is nothing to offend the roll
glon or Irreligion of any man. Jly
Bpocial dispensation from tho supremo
lodge, tho initiation feo before yio
charter closes in this citv ha3 been
placed nt $5.00. After tho organisation
tho. initlatloiuwlll- bo. -nob-less tharv$10
nor more than $25. Those Interested
will find Messrs. Hill and Kpalor nt
iiuuman s cigar store, unxioqs t(i ox
Choice of all our Young Women's Oxfords nnd
Pumps, Buttons, Lnce or Strap, low heels, sizes 2 to
5J-, regular $3,60 grades. Clearance fZ
sale price . . . t' ., PeO
Choice of all of our Young Women's Oxford's and
,45
Pumps, Patent Leather, Gun Metal or Vlci Kid, Low
heels, sizes 2i to 5J,
grades, clearance sale
and 3 Eye
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Choice of all of bur Misses' Roman Sandals, 5 straps
and 2 strap Suede Pumps, in fact Qh
all the $2.50, clearance sale price I (Ot)
Regular $2.25, "and $2.00 grades same as above
Sizes 8i toill. Clearance Sale &4 A
$2.65
$2.45
$1.95
Choice of all oiir
sold for $2.00 and $.175. Sizes 11 M A
to 2. Clearance sale price JIbttU
Same as aboye slzes 8Ho 11. Regular ft J jg
$1.75 and $l.j0 clearance sale price, . $ tt J)
cash only.
Choice ITof any Child's
Oxfords or Roman San
dals. Take your pick of
our stock in sizes 51 to
plain in details concerning membership
and nil other features of tho order.
Far Sale.
100 eis f dirt at 15 ceU
R. L. fiirge.
Episcopal Church SaaJay.
Early Celebration of Holy Commun
fon 8 n. m.
Morning "Prayer and Sermon at 10:JW
n. m. Subject, A Minister's Meditation
on Mr. Frank Dixon's locturo "The
Mnn vs. tho Mas3." Men particularly
invited.
Sunday school at 12 m.
Sunday s chool nt St. Paul's chnpel at
8 p, m.
Money To Loan on Real Estate.
To help yon build, buy or improve.
Long time or monthly payments.
Brattle Goodman.
Yesterday morning Mayor Patterson
appointed Arthur McNAmnrn, W. R.
Malonoy and J. B. McDonald as a coni
initteo to solicit among the businem
mon and citizens for a Loving Cup to bo
presented to Col. W. F. Cody upon his
arrival hero Atlgust 10th. This is to
show that our people appreciate what
tho Colonel hns dono for our city and
tho international reputation which ho
gained and tnko this moans of showlnjr
their good will toward him.
Suits All Classes.
Tho cigars wo make and sell suits all
classes of mon. Wo have sovoral
brands of nickel cigars which are pro
nounced n superior articlo by smokers
of good judgment. For tho man who
wants n finer cigar, we have tho ten
centers, which aro as good a cigar as
you can buy any whore. Thoro are men
In North Platto who have smoked our
cigars for over twenty-fivo yenrs and
are satisfied. That tolls tlm story of
thVqttnlftyr
I F. SCrllYIALZRIED.
regular $2.50
price.
a .rci.iiir
Misses' Oxfordsjand Pumps that
Choice of any Child's
Oxfords or Roman San
dals. Take your pick of
our whole stock in sizes
1 to 5. Clearance
sale price
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