VOL. XI.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1895.
NO. 21
Spring Opening ;kr 1895
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jb il uargams you are looking for? Well, stop right where you are. Our new
spring syscK is iuu 01 uieni. uunng our stay in the east we selected one, of the
iinest lines of goods ever shown in this city, consisting of Dress Goods, Novelties
wash Silks Plushes and Velvets, Percales, Sateens, Chambrays, Nainsooks, Silk-
alenes, Zophry Ginghams, Outings, Cretonnes, Drapery, Table Linen, Towlings,
Oassnnere for suits and pants, Prints, Apron Ginghams, Laces and Embroidery.
Parasols, Gauze Underwear, White Muslin Underwear, Trimmings for Dress,
Buckles for Dresses and belts, Hair Ornaments, Sido Combs, Hair Cloth, Hosiery,
Veilings, Corsets, Corset Covers, Infants' Cloaks and Bonnets, Shoes, and thous
ands of articles which space will not permit to mention. Everything goes at
SACRIFICE PRICES, All we ask of the public is to call and examine our beau
tiful lino of goods and'prices. Hero is a few of our price. Read them:
DEPARTME1TT.
;otxis, plain or plaids, spring and summer
IDIRY" GOODS
25 pieces of double width dress
Bhades, at 15 cents per yard.
25 pieces Henriettas, all colors, three-fourth wool, 3G-in. wide at25cts per yard
Outing flannel at 5 cents per yard.
Dress Ginghams at Cj cents per yard.
Apron Ginghams at 4.. cents per yard.
Pepperell J) 1 Sheeting, unbleached, ;it 18 cents per yard.
I'epperell 0-4 bleached sheeting at 20 cents per yard.
Turkey Red Table Linen, warranted fast colors at 35 cents per yard.
Bleached or Cream Tabb Linen at 37JX cents per yard,
Frederick Arnold's Henriettas, -IG-inch wide, silk finish, made in Greitz, Ger
many, in all colors, at 75 cents per yard.
China Silks for waists or dresses at 27Jo cents per yard.
Three papers of pins for 5 cents.
Three spools of thread for 10 cents.
German Blue Prints at , cents.
Ladies' Black Hose at (J cents per pair.
Figured Sateens at 10 cents per yard.
SHOE DE-A.ILTJMIEISrT.
200 pairs ladies' fine Dongola Button Shoes, French or square toes, at $1.25
per pair.
Ladies' O xfords iu black, tan, brown or but!" color from S1.00 up.
Children's shoes from 25 cents up.
Men's oil grain, buckle plow shoes at 95 cents per pair.
Children's knee suits, ages -1 to 11, three-fourths wool, at 81.45.
Our 6tock is all fresh and clean; nothing left from other seasons. This sale
commences Saturday, March 23d, and will continue the balance of this month.
Pictures and Silverware for thoso who have tickets taken up.
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worhiug jii tue oiacKsmitu
tfiofiol Hnggata.
Distemper is prevailing among- with H. W. Fogel at Hersbey
shop
the horses in this section of the
county to considerable extent.
Rev. Graves of 2ibrth Platte will
preach in the Maccabee hall at Her
shey next Sunday evening: at the
usual hour.
w . b. Lox ana Unas. Becker are
puttinir in small irrain upon the
McKee farm.
J. v. Liies lias made some lm
provements in the yard around his
new residence lately which adds
greatly to its appearance. J. C,
Maisner assisted him in the work
S. H. Phamecie received eighty
five cents per bushel for a load of
potatoes at the hub on Tuesday
this week.
A man by the name of Rudolph.
from the Red Willow country, will
work the ditch farm recently va
cated bv I. N. Ball.
The wild geese have migrated to
more congenial climes within the
past couple or three days
The Patterson & Alexander
tching machine began work on
the Farmers & Merchant's ditch
near this station again to-dav.
Considerable wheat has been
in the valley within the past
Notwithstanding the busy season
there was a good attendance at
prayer meeting at this place on
Wednesday evening.
W. O. Thompson delivered 400
bushels of oats attU$ Scout's Rest
Ranch thisiveek in four loads; con
sideration SI. 30 per cwt.
Billy Frazier and Chas., Wood, of
the county seat,, were up in this
section on Thursday:.
Mrs. M. C. Brown has returned
from an extended, visit with rela
tives and friends in Sidney.
Pat.
m Bos
on Store- J. fwi
MOST o DELICIOUS o COFFEE
own
week.
u. ouuivan took a -poricer after the drouth
to the North Platte market a short mni-p if rimihiv
SUTHERLAND NEWS.
John Danielson has purchased a
tract of land along - the Paxtou &
Hershey ditch, and has the con
tract for plastering the new houses
being built in that locality by them.
Try Blackmore's Sarsaparilla.
About five o'clock Saturday morn
ing J. W. Uobbitt's residence in
Fairview precinct was consumed by
fire. The wind was blowing a gale
and before the family hardly rea
lized what was the matter everv
thing was gone; only a little sum
mer clothing and the bedding being
saved. This is hard luck at anv
as it now does
and hard times,
Mr. Babbitt
MILLINERY! MILLINERY!
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MISS KATE WOOD is now in charge of the very
Fist id latest Stylos o
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ever exhibited in the city of North Platte.
RENNIE'S. RENNIE'S.
Call and examine them.
RENNIE'S.
time, and coining
so.
time since that tipped the beam at and family havevthe'sympathy of
o IN o THE o WORLD !
SPURR"S
REVERE
MOCHA
AND
JAVA.
.HARRINGTON & T0BIN, SOLE ACTS. NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
478 pounds
The Hinman dithing outfit is
rushing business on the Farmers
fc Merchants' canal at this scrib
bling. The majority of the 'prairie
schooners though this country have
been westward bound lately.
Green grass is begining to shoot
up on the low land in fine shape.
Con Scharmann and J. D. Cotton
of the Platte passed up the grade
as far as the Stimson farm on
Thursday, returning down the
south side via Mr. Cotton's farm.
Willi Loker will ride the old
ditch this season. His appoint
ment to that position crives entire
satisfaction to the patrons
same.
W. Calhoun is erecting a new
fence along the -south line of his
farm.
Mrs. J. M. Dwyer. who has been
critically ill for a couple of weeks,
is, we are pleased to state, about
convalescent
the communitv, aad if the neififh-
bors were not so hard up themselves
jteps would be taken to help them
rebuild.
A party having a contract on ths
South Side ditch has rented the
bshire house opposite the school-
house and built a stable close b
School supplies at Blackmore &
co s.
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Alex Xeilson -returned from
Omaha on Saturday morning. He
reports things very dry and the
farmers scary in the eastern part
of the state.
A. D. Buckworth, of the -Platte,
was on our streets Monday."
Blackmore's "No. 331 L.inimetit for
ojtlie j for hrij-hed wirr? ruts. rivps nnvfr-
! sal satisfaction. '
L. J. Johnson, who has been build
ing some Jiouse on tin? Hershey
lauds north of town, started for his
home near Omahajon Saturday. He
Dame Rumor has it that Geo. C.
"White has purchased a thirteen-acre
tract of land of John Hawley.
Lamps and lamp supplies at Black
more & Co's.
John Bratt made a flying trip to
the Bird wood ranch on Monda-.
W. W. Keith, of Welltleet attend
ed the Hostettersaleon Wednesday
Nels Peterson has rented part of
Arch Foyer's farm, and will com
mence work at once.
Try Blackmore's Sarsaparilla for
all diseases arising from impure
blood.
Elmer Wallace and wife, of Oga
lalla, visited with friends around
town this week.
. ir ,
ucoigc jiiiiersou s new nouse is
rapidly looming up, and will be the
largest one in town.
Albert Wilson of Ogalalla, was on
our streets Wednesday.
Use Blackmore's Condition Pow
der for vour stock. It is guaran
teed to give satisfaction: 25 "cents a!
pound, a pounds for $1.00.
Miss Mabel Johnson is visiting
this week with her stster,Mrs. C. B.
McKinstry.
Hugh Brogan, of Clear Creek, has
has purchased P. O. Buchanan's
herd of cattle, and will now have a
good-sized bunch to look after.
Hugh is one of the men who have
made money in Lincoln county.
Pure drugs, paints, oils, glass, etc
Physician's
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at Black more & Go's
X. J. Snow Ave understand' is in town on legal busines Tuesday
-n m? j -m r prescriptions a specialty.
, . ,( t r armers around town are break
ing up prairie and.preparing to irri
jgaten'iyBoon as the water comes
uv with him.
W. G. Lemon, oiJoKtltlatte was
down.
ClTIZEJX,
Star Clothing House.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Spring Clothing
Gents' Furnishings,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
ever shown in the city of North Platte,
or any other city west of Omaha. Our
Prices Defy Competition.
Immediate Inspection Invited.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
WEBER & VOLLMER, Props.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
EVERY DAY PRICES !
Commencing at once, not special but every day prices. We quote you a few prices. We guarantee our goods to be first-class. Our
goods are turned over so fast they don7t have time to get shelf-worn and stale. The reason why wc sell goods so cheap is that CASH is
what talks. You don't have to pay Jones' bill. A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Special Combination No. i
40 yards host L L Muslin
4 pounds best California Peaches.
G pounds choice Prunes
4 pounds choice Apricots
(5 pounds large Raisins
2 cans of Baking Powder
.") packages of Yeast
1 large package Matches
7 bars Harkens Bros. Soap.
3 bars Tar Soap
3 cans Above All Corn
3 pounds Soda.
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50
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50
50
50
25
25
25
25
25
25
All the above for S5.00.
Wc carry the celebrated Parker Gloves, just the tiling
for Spring. Every pair warranted.
The tariff regulation does not effect us, as we bought
after it went into effect.
Combination No. q.
40 pounds best Granulated Sugar
30 bars Harkens Bros' Laundry Soap.
2 cans Lewis Lye
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1 bottle Vanilla Extract.
1 bottle Lemon Extract
1 pound ground Pepper
6 pounds cleaned Currants-
1 pound Choice 1 ea
3 pounds Choice Prunes
2 pounds Choice Mixed Candy.
o pounds Rolled Oats-
1 large box of Matches
1 pound Rio Coffee
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25
10
10
25
50
50
25
25
25
25
30
All the above for Five Dollars.
Ladies, you can find imitation of Hair Cloth and Fiber
ine at our store. They are in the push.
Those Trimming Silks are cheap at 50 cents. Find
some by calling.
Our Shoes arc warranted to give satisfaction. Try a
pair and be convinced.
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We have some special drives in Printed Satines. Ten and 12-i
cents per yard.
We are receiving a nice line ot Gimp Trimmings. They are
cheaper than last season.
We have just bought a nice line of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods and novelties will be in next week.
Bananas and Oranges are cheap at 25 cents per dozen.
Combination No. 3.
24 spools Coates' Thread 50
15 yards Simpson's Best Prints 50
10 pounds Granulated Sugar 50
1 gallon best Sorghum 50
20 small Boxes of Matches 25
10 pounds Dried Grapes 50
1 pound of Pepper 25
3 pounds Best Raisins 25
3 pounds of Soda 25
1 pound of Fancy Tea 50
5 bars White Russian Soap 25
1 can Bon Bon Baking Powder 15
1 bottle Lemon Extract 10
G pounds of Oatmeal 25
3 pounds best Rice 25
All the above for Five Dollars.
Twenty pounds of Dried Grapes for one dollar.
Patronize home industry by buying North Platte, Fullerton and
Cozad Flour. Best patent Si per sack. Every sack guaranteed.
Forty pounds of Sugar 1.00. See Combination No. 2.
Lincoln combination orders filled to the Queen's taste.
Forty yards of Muslin for Si'.'oo. See-combination No.. 1.
Genuuine Hair Cloth just in at 65 cents a yard.
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Combination No. 4.
7 pounds of Rio or Arbuckle's Coffee
One 3-gallon keg of Syrup
6 pounds of large Raisins
6 pounds of Choice Prunes
12 pounds of Oatmeal
6 pounds of choice Rice.
1 pound choice Tea
3 cans Above All Corn
1 pound Ground Pepper.
All the above for Five Dollars.
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NORTH PLATTE, NEB. We Have Bargains for All.
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