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Personal Mention.
Engineer John Bonner has been ser
iously ill for several days.
Jack Horrignn transacted business in
Omaha tho lntter,part of last week.
Leonard Redmond, of tho American
ExprcssJCo., is taking a two weeks'
vacation.
F. C. Stimson of Omaha came up
Saturday to investigate conditions at
the It. It. Surveyors Office.
C. F. Tracy, secretary and treasurer
Some people wear glasses with grace ami ease, because they
are fitted properly. They fit both their face and their eyes.
Not only do we employ skill in the; selection of the lenses,
but in the fitting as well. So buying your glasses from
us, you are assured a graceful abearance together with a
scientific adjustment of the lenses'which means so much
that we cannot understand how' liny one with improperly
fitted glasses can neglect this important matter, when such
service as ours is at their disposal..
CLINTON, Jeweler and Optician.
S OR. 0. H. CRESSLER, I
3 Graduate Dentist. S
Ofllco over tho McDonald J
State- Hunk.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mrs. P. J. Norrls and children are
visiting friends In Overton, Neb.
Undertaker W. It. Malonoy trans
acted business in Horshoy the last of
the week. '
Ralph 'Aldn"i'wlH'leve nedyfer'
Gothenburg to spend'Ti week on b'usl
new. The Episcopal ladles will hold an ox
change at Howe arid Malonoy's Friday,
Aug. lth.
Mrs. Armstrong, of Iowa, arrived
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. J.
S. Twinem.
MIbs Ilanna Young who has been
visiting in Madrid for some timo will
return this week.
Oacar Smith, of Philadelphia, is ex
pected Boon to visit his' parents, Mr.
and J. IY(Smlth.
J, W. Payno returned Saturday from
Detroit, Mich., whorohohadbeon visit
' Itig for sovernl weekB.
Mrs, C. M. Nowton will leavo next
week for.Donvor to Bpond two weeks on
business and pleasure.
John Durke, of Fremont is visiting
his mother Mrs. Louisa Burko and
plster Mm. William Shuman.
Supt Wilson Tout roturned Sunday
evening from a two weeks visit in
Seattle and citiefl in California.
Mix) M&udo Louden returned Satur
day evening from twoWeeks' visit with
friends and relatives in Hastings,
Mrs, Schomnfor, of Des Molm&s, who
has been the gueat of hor sister, Mrs,
E. E. Lelnbaugh will leave tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dcnn are ox
pected home today from a week's visit
In Omalmt Lincoln and Arupaljpo with
rmntw.
Tim Koliher, of Chicago, is oxpected
the last of the week to visit hts
children land attend tho Wild West
Show,
fctidamea Fred Wemloborn and
Henry Cordes wont to Horshey yester
day to attend tho funornl pf tho Frela
Dauy,
, Mrs. James W, Payno and daughter
Grace will leavwtho last of tho week
for Jacksonville, 111., . to spond two
weeks.
Mrs. L, ASwansori and children, of
Vancouver.,' arrived yesterday and will
vSlt a week with Mr. and. Mrs. Swan
Swanson.
Mrs. S. F. Hill, of Coyle, Montana,
- arrived yesterday to visit her sister
Mrs,, Jaffios Synder who she has not
Men In twenty live years.
Mt Alberta Worlemont, of Choy
enne, who has been tho guest of hor
cousins Misses Irene and Dorothy Hub
bard will return, homo tomorrow.
Cuts and bruises mav bo healed In
about ono-tbird tho timo required by
Um usual treatment bv annlvlntr Cham
berlain's Liniment. II is an . antiseptic
and causes such injuries to heal with
ct maturation. This liniment also ro
lltyeii soreness of the muscles and
crrhu8Wtic pains, For Bttlobyalldonlors.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription .Druggists
Flint Door North of
Klr.it Natloml Hank
-nn
Miiis Blanche Thornburg will leave
shortly for Rock Springs to spend a
fortnight.
Mr. Andrew Weinberger, of Omnha,
is visiting his sister Mrs. Valentino
Scharman.
Miss Mattlo Halo roturned toOmaba
Sutnwy,aftei;.vlaltingjrtv8. Gco'.AVField
lor three wcekst
Glbn Todd late of Sheridan', Wyoming,
spent Sunday with hia sister Mrs.
Frank Buchanan.
Tho Misses Sheedy will loavo the
first pf tho week for Cheyenne to upend
a-vWpk or longer.
Mlsa Fonna Beolor ia entertaining
MIjiMirlnn Clark, of Koarnoy who ar
ricmyeatenlay afternoon.
. HUrvoy Lowe, of Geneva, left yes
torday aftor spending three weeka with
hlB.couain W. T. Greon and family.,
Jameu Crockett, who has been visit-
ingvMr. and Mrs. Arthur Howard wll
leay,q;tomorrow for Hot Springs, S. D.
Mxs. Charles Hirsch and children and
Miss Elva Day camo homo yesterday
i.iuirfyiiujuiiuu wnuru vnoy Y1H11CU rei
ntlyps.
Mjs's Tllllo Blankonburg, clork In tho
land ofllco, is taking a week's vacation
and ,1a spending tho timo at, tho Blank'
onfyurg ranch.
attorney Halllgan and family and
Mayor and Mrs. Pattorson will attend
the frontier celebration in Cheyenne
nexftweok.
Tho Lloyd opera house wns opened
S4$rlny for rolling skating which will
be continued afternoon and evening fcr
several weekB,
Y?. nre offering a now 12ic socks
possessing woannghunlitios, fit and ap
peiranco far superior to any half hoso
eveKjjofore offered nt anything like tho
priqfy wiicox uopartment store.
Wprd cornea from Mr. and Mia.
Bitter Buchanan that thoy aro enjoy
Ing a visit at Palmer Lake, Colorado,
uud,Mr, Buchanan's health is greatly
improved.
Ilnry Poterson who has boon work
Ing1 in Kansas City will rotum to this
city in a few dayB and act ns auditor on
trains between horo and Denver.
John McConnell, tho well known
Hereford cattle grower of Somorset
will exhibit twelve head of his herd at
tho Nebraska state fair. Ono at the
nnjmnls to bo exhibited is a cow which
weighs twenty-ono hundred pounds,
L!t)oln county is fortunate in having
sucli an enterprising cattle grower as
Mr. McConnel.
RQiAHentOno 7 room house with
bam and electric lights. Ono 4 room
house on East Second Btreet, Inquire
af DIG east Fifth St.
Major John Burko, tho press agent
of thef WHO West show, spent yestor
dnyin town and visited old-time
frlentls. It had been a quarter of a
century olnco tho Major had visited
North Plntto and ho mlssod many of
tho old-timers and old land marks. Tho
I Mnjbr? ia slxty-elfeht, but he has lost
, nut nuio oi ins energy nnu none oi ins
ntiabuity.
North Platte,
of the'board qf adjustment of tho B. of
CTE., left tho last of tho week for
Omaha to spend a month or longer on
business. -fevtr. U(E&.
iTheJUnion Pacific river bridge will
be Jfinishcdi'nbout tho 20th. of . this
month nnd tho work of laying stool
will bo rushed through to Gering. Wo
nre in hopes that Conductor Brctcrnitz
will take chargo of tho steel laying
gang. Bridgeport Blade.
Mrs. Mary tjornncii, ot uonver, ono
of tho grand ofllcers of tho Ladies'
Auxiliary of tho B, of It. T., spent sov
eral days as tho guest of Mrs.. A. J.
Frazlcr and Bpoko at tho meeting of
tho Foresters Friday evening and tho
auxiliary meeting Saturday.
Two special -trains went through
Sunday.carrying tho animals, stock nnd
performers of tho Adam, Forepaugh
& Sells circus which showed in Kearney
yesterday. Tho trains stood in tho
local yards several hours and a lnrge
crowd watched tho animals being fed.
A rumor is now current to the. effect
that tho Union Pacific railroad company
is contemplating tho extension of its
branch from Pleasanton to Callaway
up tho Loup valley. Some twenty-five
years ago a grade was made from
Pleasanton up tho South Loup valley
to a point ono miio northwest of Calla
way, where it formed, a junction with
tho Kearney & Black Hills line. This
grade still atands, though no work has
been done upon It since it wns made.
Miss Leta Lowe, who had been
guest at tho Bonner homo left today.
Leave your ordors for Hunter'B Plums
at Wilcox Department Store.
Rafo Elliott, of Council Bluffs, has
visiting relativesin town this week.
F. E. Bnrber haa traded 480 ncres
Bouth of tho city for a residence In Des
Moines, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson ro
turned today from a two weeks visit in
Central City and Polk.
Ferdinand Streitz will leavo tho last
of the week for Omaha' to" visit Mends'
for two weeks or longer.
The"Storo room 22x100 withbosemont
20x30 at 223 East Sixth St., will bo for
ront alter August loth. a. Uoozeb.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Carlson, of Stroma
burg aro visiting Mr.' and Mrs. Geo,
Smith south of town this week.
Miss Eileen Flynn is expected homo
today from an extended visit in
Ghoycnne, Laramio and other cities.
All porsons are warned against hunt
ing or tresspassing on my land.
J. K. Chow.
"Slim" Owinga returned Sunday from
Soda .Green, Wyo., where he devoted
a week or so to catching trout. Ho
had good success, his total catch being
134 and his biggest trout weighing 3i
jraunds.
AlteatioH Hay Men.
Wo will save your money on Bale Ties,
Seo us. Ginn, White & ScunTZ.
Myrtle and Vicinity..
George Stearns has Bold his ranch
nnd will movo to North Platte the first
of September.
Miss Mollie Ponlston is tho guest of
Miss Ruth Jensen at tho Allison home
this weok.
Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Allison aecom
panted by and Mrs. James Jensen of
North Platto witnessed tho sights at
Rlntrcold last week.
Josoph Knajdl is adding another
quarter section to hia pasture Joe is get
ting tired of hording.
Mr. and Mrs. Miko Gloason wero
staying at Ed Wright's homo and do
ing chores last week while Ed and fanv
lly wero at Ringgold.
Chas Kooning and family attended
the exorcises at Ringgold. Chnrllo done
stunta In tho steer ridintr contest.
J. C. Askwlg and family wero at
at uinggoiu last wook.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rosa Aug.
iiru, a son.
To Trade.
Improved section relinquishment 10
miles of Kimball. Part cash and cottago
or seconu nana auiomomie, nan section
good ueeaeu farm land, part trade
Hull Lackwood Land Co..
Kimball, Neb
Tkirly Year Together.
Thirty yoars of association think of
It. How tho merit of a good thing
stands out in that time or tho worth
lessness of a bad ono. So there's no
guesswork In this ovidonco of Thos.
AriBS, Concord, Mich,, who writes; "I
liavo used Dr. Kinsr's Now Discovorv
for thirty yearo, and its tho best cough
and cold cure I over used." Onca it
ilnds entrance in n home you can t pr
it out Many families liavo used i
forty years. Ita the most infallible
throat and lung medicine on earth. Un
equaled for lagrippo, asthma, hayfover,
frmln. mllnrv nt nntv. Itinera ni.n Ktn
and fl.OO. Trial bottlo free guaranteed
oy aiono Drug yo.
One Day Only a,
COL. CODY'S
RANCH.
Saturday, Aug. 19
iprsov
buy I
8 MBENIC CAREER COJUPLETED
HE NOW BIDS YOU GOOD-BYE.
IUFFAL0 BILL'S WILD WEST lndtes0lS
tho World
ion vnth
PAWNEE BILL'S GREAT FAR EAST
Depleting tho fiplenJora of thS Orient and rictutlne the History of tho Occident
The Whola World Ha Contributed Two Vast Continent Hava Applauded
The Orient and Occident Here Unite ia One Arena
The Pyramid, Sphinx nnd Sahara' Sands Recalled
Vistas of a Fiut FatKnjt Era. Deeds of Daring Pictured Anew. Flnirwrncn.
and I'Alriot In licrolo (Scenes. (Jonquc.it ot Uie ilea .nan uevivcu
AN ORIENTAL
SPECTACLE
Pomp. Pace on try and
tiplcndors of die
RomantlcFarEast
Introducing as a Pap
tioulur feature
ROSSI'S
ROUGH RIDERS
. OF THE WORLD
Daring Med of Many Nations In
Astonishing Equestrian Keats and
Kecklera Displays of Saddle
bxpertness
South American Guachoe
tlfdouin Arab
Mexican Ruralles
German Culraitlers
Royal English Lancera
Ruitian Cossacks
I J. S. Cavalrymen
Royal Irish Draroons
Amoricnn Indians aal
Cowboys
INTERESTING. EDUCATIONAL. THRILLING
THE BATTLE OF SUMMIT SPRINGS
A Vivid Uo-cnaotment of tho Iledman's Final Conflict nt
Arms. Itenlots with Itoslism nnd Kxcltinir
lleyond Description. Introducing nt Kvery
l'erformanoe, KoJn or Shine,
Col, W. F.OodyaTdhSa.Buffa!o Bill
Whoso Unerring Aim Caused the Death of
1.. I .IT - m. I - 1 1 It.. 1 1 I , l. - . I I
uatiio lougni in uune, loiia, on ine oonier line between
Nebraska and Colorado, plains now verdant and cultivated
Eventful Paps
RHODA ROY AT AS
r wm - - miun ijaihui
tlon and Equestrian Ballet ot Priso-Wlnulns Beauties.
FOOTBALL ON HORESBACK
Tho Newest Thing In Equestrian Sport, Indiana and Cowboys In Spirited Contcat
JUIFB OTS THB PIAIIVS MORE THAN
A QUARTER CENTURY AGO
A GRAND MILITARY TOURNAMENT OF ALL NATIONS
TUB DISTINCTIVE, BOLD AND DASHING MONARCH OP Am Fntpi?tainmpnt
Mrl M ii I H Ml I Vt':-:-:-X
fiMwV&U T- M - f the World Has lih er
fMKfesssstm Ray Thompson's Trained Horses f
IJH!!L(raHHk Introducing "Joo Ilalley," an Kqulno Kl
sMflfQLOkte Marvel of Grace and Intelligence, j
JjmkysSRUESr AnJ rreentlnjc tlio Only
jjTT tfLaaBJSSSSSSSSSlr - uiuuuu u. Aiuiiiuu mobiuii i ;
.mftF'w Range Ilorsca Ever Shown In an Kxhlbl- (0
OP ,HVK'Hlasi. tlon Arena. Cnntnuitil with ifrT,
pMMMMBppP tho Frantlo and Fractious jj"'' j
American History
Elblbltlons el Skill. Ntnt tnS M.nly rinrlnr
Mister Horsemen Mounted on Matchless Slecda
Mllllsry MsDKUTers by Artillery sod Carslry
Two'llemlsphercs, Shown la Hanorsma
Mirreloos Feals of Marksmanship by Expert Men
"in ritrc vi uiiiinciiTe scents too uresis
Bedouin Athletes la Ftsti ot Aillltr, Slrenrjh and Dsrlor
Cowboy Sports with Ill-tempered Bnchlne Droschos
SpterpdP and Military Proficiency.. T,
Koathrlders In Asloslshlof Eqsestrlsa Achleremeots
Brilliant Mllllsry Erolotloni, Pomp and Ctreaony
.Wild West Olrls Rlratlnt Cowboys In Eqststrlaa Fell
-t Ceatlnoons Snccesslea ot Stsrlllnr Snrpr isea
4 Display of Expert Bqueatrlnnlam, Orlentnl
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY 2 and 8
All seats protected from sun and rain by immense waterproof canvas canopy? Grand stand chairs (including
admission) $1.00. Children under 9 years, half-price. On sale day of exhibition at Clinton's Jewelry Store,
511 Dew.ey Street.
Note Do not fail to read the latest nnd most. ovplMnw i.i. ..., iiti.:ii!.. t i.. t n..rri. mn T)n.
npo Bill," by Frank Winch. Price $1. On sale at tho Show Grounds or mnv ho orWcfat all hook stores.
Notice to Property Owners
Notice is hereby civen that tho cltv
council of tho city of North Platte, Lin
dbln countv. Nebraska, will sit as a
'b&'ahl of equalization beginning at the
nourora:uu o'ciock p. m. or tno sjoui
day of August, 1911, at tho council
chamber In the court house in the city
of North Platto, Lincoln county, Ne
braska, for tho purpose of levying on
inu rum UBUiku lyiHK u"ii uuniy wuiuii
Sower District A taxes for the purpose
of paying the costs of tho construction
of a lateral sower in said Sewer Dis
trict A and that tho said taxes will be
levied upon each parcel of real estate
according to the extent of benefits to
such property by reason of the con
struction of said lateral newer, and If
the said council shall And such benefits
to bo equal and uniform Buch Jovy of
taxes will bo according to the front
foot of the lots of real estate within
said Sower District A or according to
such other rulo as the city council sit
ting as Buch Board of Equalization may
adopt for the distribution or adjustment
of such costs.
All persons interested, will file their
objections, if any they have, to the
assessing of taxes against their prop
erty on or beforo tho 25th day of Autr.
1911, at 8 o'clock, p. m.r with the city
ciurit.
By order of tho Mayor and City
Council made the 1st day of August,
UHAS. 1'. lKMl'LE,
1911.
City Clerk.
Notice to Property Owners,
Notice Is hereby given that tho city
council of the city of North Platto,
Lincoln county. Nebruskn, will olt as a
Board of Equalization beginning at tho
hour of 8:00 o'clock, p. m., of the 25th
day of August, 1911, at tho council
chamber in tho court house in tho city
of North Platto, Lincoln county, Ne-hi-nskn.
for the nurnoso of lovvintr on
the real estate lying and being with'
Sower District "N'r extension, taxes
for the purpose of paying" th'e, costs of
tho construction of a lateral sewer in
said district "N" extension and that
tho said taxes will be levied upon each
parcel of real estate according to the
extent of benefits to such property by
reason of tho constsuctlon of said lat
eral sewor, nnd if tho said council shall
find such benefits to be equal and uni
form Buch lovy of taxes will according
to the front foot of tho lots or real
estate within said Sower District N"
extension or according to such other
rulo as the city council sitting as such
board of equalization may adopt for the
distribution ol adjustment of such costs.
All porsons interested will filo their
objections, if any they havo, to tho
assosslng of taxes against their prop
erty on or beforo the 25th day of Aug
ust,. 1911, at 8 o'clock p. m., with the
city clerk.
By order of tho Mayor and City
Council made tho 1st day pf August,
1911. Ciias. F, TBMr-LE.
nl5-3 City Clerk.
It may interest the visiting markE
man to know that Johnny Baker, the
young American marksman with tho
Wild West was born in Nebraska at
his father's famed fortified stone ranch
on thq Overland Trail-known ns
Baker's ranch. Johnny is ono of the
last geporation whoso babyhood needed
no bogy-boo threat ns 4,Indians", for
"Redskius" was often the real cry that
made his littlo heart beat in terror.
In tho many years young Baker hn8
been touring with his sponsor, "Buffalo
Bill", in many countries, no mnrksinan
has been subjected to more trylug test
than he.
The Presbyterians will hold a picnic
at Dick's grove Thursday.
Notice To Hnnters.
All persons are herebyftTwarnetl
ngainst hunting or trespassing on the
lands of the undersigned. r""
Geo. E. Stearns.
Accused of Stealing,
E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me.r
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve
of stealing the sting from bums or
scalds-tho pain from sores of all kinds
the distress from boils or piles. "It robs
cuts, corns, bruises, sprains and injur
ies of pain, he says, "as a healing
remedy its equal don't exist" Only 25c
at Stone Drug Co.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $140,000.
DIRECTORS:
E. f . SEEBERtiER, President,
M; KEITH NEVILLE, Vice-President.
F. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
ARTHUR McNAMARA.
J. J. IIALLIGAN.
A Modern Institution
For tho treatment of medical and surgical cases. Open to tho
medical profession. Special accomodations for confinement cases.
Training sclpolfor nurses in connection? Address all commu
cations to the wiperintendent.
Phone 642 Cor. Eighth and Locust
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