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NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1896.
NO
Oil
r-
-over our Great Stock of-
Clothing, Gents' Fapnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
.Gloves and Mittens.
Surprised,' Birst at the Large Assortment
t :. Second at the Superior Quality:
Third at the Immense Yariety;
. Fourth at the Low Prices.
We have heen some time in getting these Sur;
priges here and ready for you, but at last are
able to announce
Bargains all Through the House. v
We solicit a comparison of Goods and Prices,
knowing that you will find our stock the Best and the
Cheapest.
Star Clothin:
House
WEBER & YOLLMER, Props.
"NORTH : PLATTE : PHARMACY,
Dr. N. McGABB, Prpp., J. E. BTJSH. Manager.
W"e aim to liandle tlie Best Grades of
Goods, sell tliem at Reasonable
Fig-ares, and Warrant IGverytliing
Orders from the country and along the line of the Union
.. Pacific rail wax respecUulb' solicited.
CLOSING ;.SALE
OF ENTIRE STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes
-AT-
Otten's Shoe Store.
FOR CASH.
A Urge line of the best makes' of Ladies, Men and
Children's Shoes. All gqocls will be closed oit for what
fliey will briqg. A large line of oyer siloes an4 riibbers
will be closed out cheap enough that you can buy for next
year.. A complete line of the celebrated Lewis Boys'
Shoes, Children's Red School House Shoes -the best
made, Ludlou Ladies' Fine Shoes, Lily Brackett Men's'
Fine Shoes, I will sell cheap for cash to quit business.
Will also sell show cases, counters, shelves, safe, etc.
Otteii5s Slioe Store-
. THE SOLDIEES' BETOION.
Headquarters Nebraska South
western Veterans' Reunion
Association, Wallace,- Nec,
Aprii 14, 18.
general order, number one.
Whereas, at the last meeting- of
the association held at Carico,
north end ot his farm, broken out.
Charlie Cutler, proprietor of -the
Hershey livery stable, was at the
county seat on business last Tues
day. A large amount of shrubbery is
being- put out by the many farmers
Hayes county. Nebraska, there was residingun the valley this spring-,
no provision made for the time or
place of holding- the next reunion;
and, Whereas, S. A. Douglas Post of
North Platte and the patriotic citi
zens of that city have extended a
cordial invitation to the assocition
to hold their next reunion there, and
have offered to furnish free of ex
pense a suitable camp-greund with
jonn jLoiuion nas set out a row
of cottonwood trees along- the west
side of his farm by the highway
leading north and south.
It would do no harm for the over
seer .ot highways in this precinct to
look.after the roads leading east
and' west,, as there are several
places whereit is almost impossible
an ample supply of good water, hay to Set along with a, load
and fuel: ' It is' hereby ordered, that About fifty emigrant wagons have
the next annual re-union ot the Ne
braska Southwestern Veteran as
sociation, comprising all the posts,
together with all soldiers and sail
ors of the union who served in the
late civil war, within the coun
ties of Dawson, Lincoln, Keith, Per
kins, Chase, Frontier, Gosper, Red
Willow, Furnas and Dundy will be
held at North Platte. Nebraska, on
the 13th, 14th, and 15th davs of Oc- llouse Wednesday .evening.
- i r 3 t. r i
w iftcvr 4i, on,0 ; f vraraeninsr nas oeen one ot tue
k. W 4 V. A. .WUa U. L. LUU OlllllU L 1 111 1 ! . Lll I
great Western Nebraska Irrigation Principal occupations in this local
Fair, which will beheld ab the J ne Past weeK
ejection Foreman Bergman and
family, of Hershey visited the hub
the early part of the week on busi
ness.
passed by here thig week, a large
majority of which were westward
bound.
We are told that. Mrs. Xavier
Toillion, who is the largest poultry
grower in this locality, has at pres
ent over 250 "vounir "chicks," with
more soon to follow.
There was a large turn out at the
song service at the Nichols school
be a "Teat
same time and place.
Comrades, this will
time to again touch elbows and
ngiityour catties over. ifut your
covers on your wagons, load in your
famlies and come prepared to camp
and enioy not only the reunion but
take in the great fair. Let every
post bejrepresented, not by one or
two, but by the dozens. -
All union spldiers and, sailors,
the Womans' Relief corps, the Sons
and Daughters of Veterans, and all
the loyal and patrotic people of
western Nebraska are cordially in
vited o join with us,
A special invitation Is extended
to all brass and military bands to
participate with us in "this reunion.
By order of.
James S. Robbins, Dist. Com.
By J. W. VooDRYj Adjutant.
, Newspapers in western Nebraaka
please copy.
NICHOLS AND HEESHEY HEWS.
Ellis Hollings worth, a section
land at Hershey, was off duty a
couple of days this week owing to
sickness.
The Nichols section has- now
Full quota of men at work upon it.
Rev, Pelton, of Maywood, ex
pounded the gospel to the people in
the vicinity of the Platte yalley
school house last Sunday evening.
rrt n , .1 t m r i rr
nirty-nve "iiouos. were urea on first of ;ts existance it trans-
ino. 6 at aersiiey last uesaay .p0rted 500.000 nassemrers and 70.
nijrut ana Kept on- tue train dv
Howe Fotofice Robbed.
Howe, Neb., April 21. Burglars
robbed the postoffice at this place.
Saake 111 to Proves Fatal.
Wahoo, Neb., April 21. Frank Pas
tel's child, which was bitten by a rattle
snake yesterday af ternoon.has since died.
Barglars Make a Small Haul at Calhoun.
Blaib, Neb., April 21. Carl Feld
housen's store at Fort Calhoun was
burglarized and goods to the amount of
$100 was taken.
Fasten Cattle Rustling Case.
O'Neill, Neb. , April 18. The jury in
the Fanton rustling case, after havine
been out for 48 hours, was discharged
having been unable to reach a verdict.
. "Coin" UarTey to Be In Omaha.
.Ojiaha, April 21. W. H. Harvey of
Chicago, author of "Coin's Financial
School," will speak in the Creighton
theater next Friday evening, April 24.
Cheaper Gas In Omaha.
Ojiaha, April 19. Omaha will have
cheaper gas. The Omaha Gas Manu
facturing company has decided on a 25
per cent reduction ou the price of gas to
all consumers.
Neir Sank at Bine Springs.
Lincoln, April 19. The stato bank
ing board issued a charter to the Farm
ers and Merchants' bank, Blue Springs,
Gage county, authorizing ,it to begin
business April 18.
Honors to a Bead Fireman.
Omaha, April 18. The funeral of
Jack Galh'gan, Omaha's veteran fire
fighter, was attended by an immense
throng, all the organizations in the city
joining in paying their last tribute.
Holta Found Guilty.
THE ROAD TO SUCCESS
ISN'T EASY.
There is no way of building a permanent; business
other than selling the right goods and charging honest
prices for them. This business believes that the true
way to make customers is by making friends.
mem
Corset-si
We have said very little abpiit
our corset department iu the "past.
We caiy the best make of corsets
in the market. Try one of them,
and you will be convinced that the
G-. D. corsets, corset waists and bi
cycle waists are the best. .
We
are ofPerine:
snrrtP. snprnal nn'one in
O'Neill. Neb. , April 21. The jury " T 1 J -i
Arbor Qay was duly observed by in the Holtz case found the defendant CIimniea natS and. SaiJ-
ors. JLook: at our
window display for
quality and prices.
the majority of the people residing-
in the Nichols school district. In
the forenoon trees were set out
about the school vard.- When the
noon. hour arrived all sat down to a
first-class picnic dinner in the
school house which had been pre
pared by the ladies. After the
tables had been cleared away all
had the pleasure of listening- to a
literary programme consisting- of
recitetians, declamations, select
reading- and both vocal and instru
mental music rendered by the
pupils of the school, with credit to
all participating-. AH returned to
their respective homes feeling that
it was srood to be there. Pat.
guilty as charged, and found the value
of the cattle to be $33.25. He was sen
tenced to 30 days in jail and to pay tho
costs.
1VIH Investigate Mackay.
Norfolk, Neb., April 18. An official
investigation of the charges preferred
against Superintendent Mackay of the
insane asylum has been ordered. The
hearing will occur at the asylum on
Monday afternoon, April 20,
New Fish Story Krom Mllford.
Milford, Neb.. April 21. The Bit;
Blue hs been higher the past week than
for three years. Mrs. Norton of the
Kesort hotel weut down to the river
edge to lookat the" flood and scooped in
a seven-pound pike with her sun bonnet.
Richards Bros.
"The Fair.
99
the matter of freight rates.
The immense progress in Ameri
can business that has been made
during- the last half century is strik
ingly exemplified by some statistics
f;cl,a K Af ... captain Aapes Selected
uuuu i uu. . um 11 1 tai. (uu- 1 T a :i no mi. - i , - .
way uue. a. uc x'ennsyivania jxhu- the position of major of the Second reg-
road company , was organized in lment, Nebraska National guard, re
1846, and celebrated its fiftieth an- suited 111 thesectiou of Captain 0. S.
niversary last week at Philadelphia. Nafpes of Nebraska City he receiving 14
l ue. roaa was nrst opened as a -wti, pinfa iZ Tft-na mill Onvnt Mm mm
I A1U11U J iUHU J 1 UlCD, 4UVl ValtUU llttUj
transportation line in lbs', when it of Ncrfolk 5 votes.
had 224 miles of track.
Lincoln Hate Hearing: Postponed.
Lincoln, April 23 .The state board
of transportation has decided that it
will not meet until Friday to- listen to
tne attorneys of toe iJlknorn and Union
Pacific roads concerning the alleged dis- tern is to be kept up,. Booth Tucker
crimination against Lincoln jobbers in mar in two vears or firp vonr he
A point in controversy between
Ballington Booth and General Booth
was the nationalization of the Sal
vation Army m America. If Bal
lington Booth was wrong- in this,
why did Booth Tucker exhibit so
much eagerness to become an
American citizen? If the old svs-
ARTICLES OP INCORPORATION OF-THK
NEBRASKA IRRIGATION PAIR ASSOCIATION.
Duriug- the
backing- up nearly a mile and mak
ing" a start which left them.
T. J. Winters was up from Brady
sland yesterday after a load of po
tatoes.
H. Newbury treasurer of McPher-
son county recently moved his fam-
ly on his farm near Nichols.
A man by the name of Burr from
the BaxtQn & Hershey seed farm
00k possession of tue W. B. Park
arm just east of Nichols a few
days aero, which he has rented for
bis season.
C. S. Trovillo and EJ. Jones
were at the Platte yesterday with
potatoes.
It is with pleasure tliat we can
000, -tons of freight, and had a gross
income of less than $2,000,000. To
day the company controls 9,000
miles of track; and last year it
carried 75,000,000 passengers and
160,000,000 tons of freight, and its
gross income was Qvei 5133,000,000.
Would Prosecute tho Whitecaps.
PLiVTTSMOUTH, April 21. David Neal,
whose house was attacked by whitecaps
last week, was looking for the county
attorney for the purpose of swearing
out an information against six young
men, whom he clajnia were concerned
in that outrage. David says that as a
result oi tho nocturnal visit there is not
a whole light of glass in his house.
Senator Gray Is Sinking:.
Since the formation of the company tor Grav ,vhose &iIin ealth . . n
it has paid $166,000,000 to its stock
holders. The Quakers make q good
showing in business as well as in
morals and politics.
A consideration of what the re
sults of a war would be between
England and Germany leads a
writer in the "Nineteenth Century"
to say that it would hadly amount
a soureo of deep concern to his family
and many friends ever since his illness
during the last session of the legisla
ture, has apparently been rapidly grow
ing worse lately and is now lying quite
ill at his home, nine miles west of this
place, but little hope of his improve
ment being entertained.
Connty Seat War Becoming Warm.
HEMiNGFdRD, Neb., April 21. The
county seat fight between Alliance and
Hemingford is on again in full blast and
C. F. IDDINGS
LUMBER,
COAL
AND GRAIN.
Order by telephone from Newton's Book Store.
m
M-MeMly- ifc
Issued in 10 Parts-:-10 Cents Each.
' FOR SALE AT TRIBUNE OFFICE.
to more tnnn a hiorknrip n nrl n mn-i-mnnu faK-r. Afto t, t :
x. Vi pling. of German foreign trade. The tensifled by the action of County Super
Air. and Mrs. J. O. Cole, who has annmnriipe fr fiif nr.nm . intendent Feeland of Hemincrford. who
t,ii a i. , has announced that the teachers' msti-
o s i me iuu auuiiuw aim iuuiWcii i ri nen t . . ...... , ,. . .
, , . , . , , iute win oe neia tms year in Ainance.
to -De iorcea irom me sea, and it is Alliance has another petition and claims
hardly worth while to talk of land- to have. nearly sufficient signers to call
ing- an expeditionary army in Ger-
manv. The Germans ran f nil More Joy for the Farmers.
j T S V WJ.
been
ing-,
I. V. Zook, who has been residing
on an old canal farm north of Nich
ols, has recently erected a new sod
house upon land over near the north
river where he with his family will
soon take up their abode.
Considerable sickness is said to
be prevailing- in this country at the
present tiratnostly from stomach
troubles.
The people in the Tiills feel con
fident of a crop of small grain even
if they should not receive any more
moisture. -
. The old canal company has been
putting in new boxes for measuring-
the water to its patrons lately.
The Hinman ditching- gang
passed down the grade last Tues
day evening.
The Patterson & Alexander outfit
from North Platte is at work upon
-their farm near Nichols.
A few enjoyed a social time in
various ways at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Trovillo Tuesday
eveiiing-. 1
Alfalfa that was sown last season
is. doing nicely at present.
J. M. Dwyer, assessor for this
precinct, is now listing- the earthly
possessions ot those residing-within
its limits.
T. W. Anderson i& having thp
the food supplies they need across fallen in Nebraska during the nast 24
interior paunqanes. xiie French
tleet accomplished nothing in the
war with Germany in 1870, though
it hovered on the coast in search of
an opening. A passive war would
transferred to'Mexico.or to Canada
or Australia. 'If there is nothing
o
in Ballington Booth, s idea of an
American Salvation Army, isn't
Mr. Booth Tucker makinir a mis
take?. Ex.
Dr. A. P. Sawyer Sir: After suffering four
years with female weakness I was persuaded by a
friend to try your Pastilles, and after using them
for one year, I can say I am entirely well. I can
not recommend them too highly. Mrs. M. S. Brook
Bronson, Bethel Branch Co., Mich. For sale byF.
H. Longley.
Miss Frances Willard thinks the
X ray will do much to stay the vice
by showirig- to the victim of the
alcoholic or cigarette vice how his
inwards are being got away with.
She says "seeing- is believing-."
That would be all right if these
victims were suffering- from too
little believing. It'st too much
practicing, however, which is caus
ing- them the trouble. Ex.
Dr. Sawyer; Dear Hir: Having used your Pas
Ulles, I can rocommend them to the public. I
have been attended by four different doctors, but
one and a half boxes of your medicine has done
mo more good than all of them. Yours respect
fully, Mrs. Maggie Johnson, Bronson, Branch
County, Mich. Sold br F.,n. Longloy.
Here we are within twelve weeks
of the Chicago convention which
will present a democratic nominee
for the office of president of the
United States, and it may be truth
fully said that there is not an appli
cant for the job in sight. This
means the most extraordinary mod
esty in history or that no one ex
pects the democrats to win. St.
Joseph (Mo) News.
Know all men bv these presents: That we.
O. G. Smith, of Buffalo county. W. L. Park.
E. F. Seeberger, James B. McDonald and I.
A, Fort, of Lincoln county. E. M. Searle and
M. A. Daugherty. of Keith County, and E.
McLernon. of Cheyenne county, all of the
state of Nebraska, whose names are sub
scribed hereto, do hereby associate ourselves
together for the purpose of being incorpor
ated under the laws of the state of Nebraska,
and adopt the following Articles of Incorpor
ation: Article I. The name of the corporation
shall be The Nebraska Irrigation Fair As
sociation. Am. n. The principal place of transacting
iue uuamess ot uie corporation snail oe in
th(
the county of
hours. The showers have covered the
state, and in some sections the fall has
assumed the proportions of a deluge
The evenly distributed moisture of the
past 10 days, together with the spring
like weather, has advanced vegetation
not suit either England or Germany considerably, iluch.'if not all of the
and they would probably scon ar- nnS seeding nas Dcen completed, and
rmc noa a,,.n.i, i-, the ground for corn is broken in most
rvv- fcSM umLy sections. The acreage is very large.
to get at each other for any sort of Winter wheat is in splendid condition.
decisive nghting".
State of Ohio. Citt of Torino. )
""i 1
Judfre MrTvnv. n nnntiUcf i.Q -LUCAS COUNTY,
Kansas bench, is urging the people thS?S7oft Arm of R jf Une 'HIL eTCr
to quit paying- taxes urtil the coun- Cheney & Co., doiog business in the City
ty debt is outlawed. Populism has 01 Ak T' y a-n bta aroresai(i
, , , r Ml aa and that said firm will pay the sum of
had a tendency to noverfcv. hnf rw l?nn-lrori niinrifrnoi,
- - -j- i
Dr. Sawyer Dear Sir: I can say with pleasure
that I have been using your medicine, and will roc
ummend it to all suffering ladies. Mrs. W. W
Weatherehee, Augusta, Ga. Sold by F HLongley
Spain's army of 180,000 men in
Cuba is now engaged in throwing
up fresh fortifications at the sea
ports and the few interior cities
they hold. It is understood that
those nomads are treating- that dead
the city of North Platte, in
Xiincoin. state ot Nebraska.
Aitx. III. The general nature of the busi
ness to be transacted by said corporation
shall be the holding of exhibitions of the
agricultural products of Nebraska raised
under irrigation, and of other exhibitions
and displays incident to a general agricul
tural fair. It shall be competent for said
corporation to actjuire, lease, own, improve,
sell, convey or exchange lands, buildings and
other real estate in the state Of Nebraska,
for such purposes, and to transact such other
business as will advance the irrigation and
agricultural interests of the state of Ne
braska? Art. IV. The capital stock of the corpora
tion shall be twenty thousand dollars, divided
into shares of Ave dollars each: each share
of which shall be fully paid up before the
lime of its issuance, and be torever non
assessable. The certificates of stock shall be
transferrable by endorsement and registra
tion thereof on the books of the Company.
Art. V. The said corporation shall com
mence business on the first dav of May. A
D. 1836, and shall terminate on the first dav
of May, A. D. 1916, unless sooner terminated
by a vote of the holders of a majority of the
capital stock.
Art. VI. The said corporation shall not
contract any Indebtedness or liability to ex
ceed one tenth of its capital stock, and no
debt exceeding one hundred dollars shall be
contracted without a vote of the board of
managers approving thereof.
Art. VII. The affairs of this corporation
shall be conducted by aboard of live or more
managers, who shall be stockholders. Each
of whom shall hold oOlce for one year, and
until his successor shall be elected and take
his seat at the board. They shall elect a
President, Vice-President. Secretary and
Treasurer, and shall appoint such superin
tendents and agents, and adopt such rules,
regulations and by-laws as they from time
iu time may ueem necessary lor the trans
action, oi me ousiness ot this i
; comoratfnn.
The Board of Managers for the year com-
im.-in.ing un uie ursL ua
1890. and enuinc
y or i- eoruarv. A. D.
' on the first dav of Februarv.
1 be W. Li. Park. "R. v
when it reaches a stagfe of reoudia- case oE Catarrn lhakcaanot be cured by
Pale, thin, bloodless people should use Dr. Saw
yer's UkaUne. It is the greatest remedy in the
world for making the weak strong. For sale by F
H. Longley.
tion it is surely
pick. Ex.
ripe
enougfh
to
It has been said that there could be no I
cure for internal piles without a Gurgi-
cal operations, but over 100 cases cured
in I 'innnll K nr- In I ... i-V.
w.rZ-M- ' lu . ot Halrs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
"vuiuuuuiiuiud piutca tuo siuiemenr anH onto h nn v. i.i j j
j - i uu uuuj uii ejviui t iiim i iii u i yi in i
system. Send
the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to beforo me and eubcribed in
my presence this 6th. day of December.
A.D-18S6.
, A. W. GLEASON,
seal J Notary Public.
directly - on
mucous surfaces of the
i for testimonials free.
P. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo O.
SSold by Druggists, 75 c.
false. There is a cure andauicknorms
nent relief for all who suffer with blind,
bleeding and protruding piles. Its use
causes no pain, even in the most aggra-
VatdA P9CAS Tf to nli-n a t L'
. ulo UUU3U- children with p3le, bluish complexions, Indicat
pauon . .trice 1.0U. 'or sale by A . F. Ing the absence oi the requisite red elobules is the
Streitz. - ' Wood shoald tike Dr. Sawywr'sUkatte, Tarsal
by T. fl. Leegler.
If you want a neat and convenient
desk and book-case, or a hall hat
rack, or a comfortable lounge, all
solid oak and very cheap call at
once on Rev. Graves who wishes to
dispose of these things at once.
Dr. A. F. Sawyer I have had Rheumatism since
I was 20 years old, but since using yur Family
Cure have been free from it it also cured my
husband of the same disease. Mrs . Bobt. Con
nelly, Brooklyn, Iowa. Sold by T. II. Longley.
Pale, thin, bloodless people should use Dr. Saw
I yer's Ukatlne. It is the greatest remedy n tb
world for saaklng the weak stroag. For saleby F.
A. D. 1897. shal
berger, L A. Fort and James B. McDonald, of
Lincoln county, ai. a. uaugncrty and E. M.
Searle. of Keith county. E. McLernon. of
Cheyenne county, and O. G. Smith, of Buffalo
county, Nebraska.
Aut. VIII. The annual meeting of the
stockholders shall be held on the lirst Tues
day In January of each and everv year.
Special meetings of the stockholdersshallbe
called by the President upon an order of the
Board of Managers. Notice of such special
meetings shall be given in writing to each
registered stockholder by mail entlosetT in
an envelope and addressed to him -at his
registered residence with the postage pre
paid. At every election and upon everv vote
taken at the meeting of the stockholders,
each shall be entitled to as many votes as he
has shares of stock.
Art. IX. In the ofllce of the secretary shall
be kept a registerof the stockholderswhich
shall alwaj-s be open to the inspection of the
stockholders, on which shall be entered the
names of the stockholders with their resi
dence and the number of shares held bv
them respectively. '
Aux.X. The seal of the corporation shall
b5irSular !? form ;taa bearing the -words.
TTh?x.N,br?3kI?rleatlon Fa,r Association,
North Platte, Nebraska."
In witness whereof we have hereunto sub
scribed our names this 25th day of Jannurv,
A. D. 18S6.
MATTHEW A. DAUGHERTY.
J. b. Mcdonald.
E. M. SEARLE, .
I. A. FORT.
W. L. PARK.
O. G. SMITH.
E. F. SEEBERGER.
E. MCLERNON.
SMOKERS
In search of a good cigar
will alwa3's find it at J.
F. Schmalzried's. Try
them and judge.
APPLICATION FOR DRUQOI3T'S PERMIT.
Notice is hereby Riven that W. C. Blackmore &
MtmnnK l Z'?? April. 1806, file their
peUUoa with the, commissioners of Lincoln coun
ty, 1 ebraska, for a permit to-sell malt, spirituous
and yinous lectors for medicinal, mechanical,
chemical and saiuental purposes only.iath
village of SutherlanOWjraska: for on v
Tf thnro Yin m . . .
r,T.M ftuii or rem
within two weeks from this date, i
may be granted.
strance filed
e sold permit
land along the highway on the
5
B. LoBgley.
Dated aKRE A"U
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