IRAXi BARE, Editor and Pkopktetok
SUBBCSIFnOK SATX8.
Om Imt, euh 1b advance, $1.23
SlzlCofitbs, c&th. In advance 75 Cecta
Catered attheXortbPlatte(Hebraaka)pMtofice&s
a ecoad-clus matter.
Tuesday, march i, 1898.
4M. C. Harrington is recovering
iroin a severe attack of grip which
confined him to the house all ot last
week.
John Wood, of Wew York city,
"general secretary of the- Brother
hood of St. Andrew for the United
States, will be in this city on Wed
nesday evening of next week. On
that evening a meeting will be held
at the Episcopal church.
Mrs. Mary Gibbs died at her
home in the First ward this fore
noon at ten o'clock from bowel com
plaint, after an illuess of two weeks.
She was thirty-four years of age.
She lived aloneand duringher sick
ness received tlie kind attention of
the neighbors.
Major John M. Simpson has
been devoting more or less time for
ten days past in organizing a com
pany of "Maine avengers," recruit
ing his command principally from
the ranks of railroad employes.
The Major has survived all kinds
of wars but is just as blood-thirsty
as ever.
Jim Turpie, who spent a day
or two in Keith county last week
hunting cayotes behind a pack of
stag hounds,, has retuened home
Mr. Turpie was very successful in
the chase, having individually run
down and clubbed to death with ;
piece of rubber hose eleven ful
grown and "very savage cayotes
He will have them all mounted and
placed in bis bachelor apartments
at the ranch south of the river.
Lne montn ot ueoruary, as
shown by Observer Piercy'&monthly
report, was warmer than the. aver
age February for twenty-three
years, the mean temperature being
34 degrees. The precipitation for
the month was nineteen . one
hundredths of an inch, which is
less than one-lialf the. average for
the month. . There is. however, a
slight excess in brecipitation since
January 1st.
E. B. Warner delivered to J.
It. Davis to-day a draft for $200
which was the second annual in
stallment of the policy which he
holds in the Maccabees. Thepoli-
cies-of this brder provides that in
case of total disability the holder
shall be entitled to one-tenth of the
sum ot the policy each year for ten
years. It is a great feature and in
this caseh- as been of inestimable
benefit.
IT'
TALK,
When you hear people say they can
not get some rare bargains in. ...
FURNITURE
in the month of February. Wejiave some great 'r
bargains for this month as we expect our new,
Spring Stock. about March ist, and we must have .
rotimr ' We have decided to give the people a chance
tcfrget some good goods for little .money.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
E. B. WARNER.
REMOVAL
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the failure, of John H. Day I will sell my entire stock of Dry Goods,
oiiKsjveiveis,. tsnoes ana carpets at
EXACT COST
lor one month, beginning March ioth. We do not wish to move these
The ladies of the aid society of
the M. JS. church are arranging for
a' fair and supper to be held the
early part of next month in Lloyd's
opera house. A literary and musi
cal program will be rendered, and
an effort will be made to have the
Hamilton Cadets give one of their
pleasing drills, which alone' would
assure the success of. the affair.
The date will be announced later.
Sanford Hart man is to-day or
ganizing a reliet expedition for the
party of hunters who left town over
a week ago and from whom no
word has been received up to this
hour. The commissary officer,
Arthur Hammond, left the key to
the meat and bread chest behind,
and it is feared the only thing the
party has had to subsist on was a
liberal supply of tallow candles.
Quite a number of our young
people drove out to the Thoeleck
farm last evening to pass a few
hours with their friend, Miss
Bertha. Their coming was a com-!
pie surprize, and the cause of no!
little fun and conjecturing as to
who the invaders were, as each
visitor was "made up" to represent
some historical character. The
party was given a hearty welcome
and passed an evening of social enjoyment.
--Thereare a uite a c number of J
cases or measles reported in town
at present.
AGolonel Cody anddaugh'terf Miss
Irma'. came" in fromOmaha: this
morning1.
Miss Fannie VonGoetz received
a Smith-Premier type writer ty ex
press to-day
The family of Joseph Weeks is
afflictsd with sickness, three ol the
children being"' confined to the
house.
The statement of the condition
of the First National Bank will be
found elsewhere in these columns
to-day.
"A Boy Wanted" company will
be at Lloyd's opera house on the
evening ot Marcti lltn. Tne ad-
of the company is in
town to-day. .
Miss Lizzie Sawyer completed
a six-montus term in the Joratt
school today, and will leave, to
morrow for Nebraska City to visit
her sister, Mrs. Will Campbell. just
The men's meetings at the
Episcopal church, which .are.
on monoay evenings, are oemg wen liiis is a genuine sale no humbug. You know we carry the only noon in honor of her sixth birthday
anenaea. xne uauguiersr or tne cnoice goous in mis line in JNortn flatte.- Colored Dreis Goods iust
Virtrr Vtamn 1.n !-! I TPfPI 7&f Trmrfll C T n M A Ct Of tt,11 U J " a TM 1
ucgm men tciiiv lllCCLlUlfS .x."! tr"- i.ij, will UC 3U1U. 1U1 7 S CCUIS. XllCSC UOOU5 1 U - . , . , ,
:A.r:- J - b WPrP hnot o-nnri f,M, Tii ; .t c,nct' has been appointed anaid-de-
all know whv I have to mov?. Kiftv A r ,0nmrc w,.v camP on Commander Major s staff.
T lA t-U . i- J . . " . J wunug u uia-y. i .. .
xv i0 aa.u luC suc wuay ana colors, at 2R cents oer vard. We ask von nil tn 11 nnrl PvnniitiP M. u Kennie will inaue-urate
thatu petition will be 'presented to these goods before you purchase elsewhere and be convinced that we a special sale next week
the council asking that it reconsider are selling goods at less price than any house in Nebraska. tory to removal to his
'ts action in appealing to the we liave just opened twenty pieces of all-wool Laurel Carpets ing.
supreme court the case of the lu "auubome opnng patterns, wnicn cost us 65 cents per yard and we
Waterworks airainst the citv. A OITer tueni at 70 cents per yard. 1.25 and S1.35 Velvet Brussels at
Linsi&aie lur one uoiiar a yara.
Ten thousand yards 15-cent Waist Goods, in all styles, one yard
wide, at 1 1 cents a yard. livery lady in town knows what these
gooos are wortn. 1 wenty pieces iJlack Ground Satines, costing is to
20 cents per yard, at this sale for ten cents. Five hundred vards 20 stopped in North Platte a few davs
more homestead cent Organdies at 10 cents. We have Tnany more bargains which soace last summer, passed east vesterdav
uiuu Jiw2i. i. o. iauu.1 c uj tiiuiuciaici i mornin2T
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otnce last month than during any we nave an immense line ot J. 13. Lewis Shoes and to sell them
one month since the oresent offi- we will simply say ONE-HALF PRICE to all comers.
cials assumed charge of the office. Rennie, the Leader, Rennie, the Staj'er, Rennie always in the
This is evidence' that western Ne- irum we areaoie 10 sea gooas lower and give you a larger assort
hrn 5 ;fo ment n afly other house in North Platte. We do not have to bor-
, J "s fufumi,u"' row money from the banks to run our business.
ouyuiu luis prove a gxoa croo vear
1 j
Mrs. Syl Friend has been suf
fering with a severe attack of pleu-
Farmers in the' hills began
plowing ground and sowing wheat
yesterday. c .
Sam Dikeman .vas down from
the Bird wood yesterday with four
loads of hoars".
Edith Patterson has been suf
fering for a few days with a badly
sprained ankle.
The Wilcox Dept. -Store has
! added several large show cases to
its furnishings.
District court ad jouried: Satur
day last, having pretty well cleaned
the docket of cases.
Ed Lovelahd went to South
Previous to my removal to my own building made vacant through hors nnd onp f ttlp
FailiirA rtf ToVir. tt no,, t m;n 11 ' t. t t-z- aoSs and one ot cattle.
William Mills, who purchased
the Delay livery stable, has moved
from Nowell precinct to town,
Cnl: Tr-:Q., un4.t. u
-j j . , . y i. a ikuu uau uum icua uttuiv
t?ttoatttL St0ck-llse11 bruised Saturday while movini
Black Dress Goods which formerly sold for i and are now Ire,gnc at lfle u' 'renouse.
tne 0ffered at 75 cents. $1 and 1.25 Silks, fancy and plaids, at 75 cents. Marian Dentler entertained a
held 1.25 and 1.75 Silk and Satin Dress Goods in black at $1 per yard, party ot "friends Saturday after-
oon in Honor ot her sixth birthday.
J. S. Robbins, of T illow pre-
1
number of the heaviest tax-payers
believe that the judgment secured
is just, and are in favor of paying
the company the amount found due.
There were
prepara-
own build-
Judge Grimes went to Sidney
yesterday to hold a term of court.
He was accomoanied J?erinrf pr
Scharman.
Divine Healer Schrader, who
there will be very little government
land suitable forfarmingremaining
in this land district by January 1.
1899.
John Neary and family have
moved from Miller precinct to the
farm west of the city which 'he
purchased of A. W. McKeown.
--Ernest McGrew, -.-manager-of.
the Hub Grocery store, went to
Lexington Saturday, on what he in
formed his friends was a pleasure Rev- Hl11' Presbyterian minister
trip, but we have it from" g-ood at Lexington, came up last evening
authority that the ostensible pur- and to-day weut to Gaudy in com
pose of his visit was to locate a company witn Kev. verner.
Claude Weingand yesterday sold
his house in the south part of town
for one thous-
property
to Norman Willson
V
and dollars. The
is
piece of government land which he
had recently taken, up in that
vicinity without first acquainting
himself whether it was a sand bill
or swamp. He reports havincr had cheap at the price. . Mr. Wilson
. w I -
a pleasant visit with acquaintances wiM take possession at once
m cnac innvmsr little citv but is TnTin "Rmtf line IpucpH Hi
inclined to evade mentioning what Hingston house and will take pos
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success ne met witn in nnding the session as soon as H. S. White
land and .we. are. led to conjecture vacates. We understand F. W.
j. t.r .... -I .
LUdL uis new acouisitinn is nnp nf .Pin-tor iiac fiia f Vi5 1,.
X - I .v.t.wnw. "lij kuv 111 UIU 1U1
the numerous sand-bars thnf A
Joseph Hershey received a car
load of agricultural implements
yesterday.
Business at the Union Pacific
f reight house, both as to receipts
and shipments, is-greatly in excess
of this time last year.
The ladies of the M. E. Aid
society are urged to be present at a
special meeting -Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock at 'the home of
Mrs. Hartman.
--The Tax-payers Association
has not, as some 'intimate, become
last in the.shuffle. Another meet
ing will be held in the near future
J. A. Goodman is steadily im
proving in health, and was down
town yesterday looking after bus
iness matters.
The weather Saturday was the
pink of perfection and the streets
were cromded with farmers during
the early part of the afternoon.
Newell Burritt severed his con
nection with the county clerk's office
yesterday and'is getting ready to
remove to his ranch in Gaslin pre
cinct.
Hogs were quoted at $3.35 in
the local market yesterday. They
are getting pretty well cleaned out
in the country tributary to North
Platte.
A dozen cars of cattle were 'vcut
out' from the Cody herd the latter
part of the week for shipment, but
news of a falling- market induced
the owner to hold them longer.
James A. Edwards.of Ridgway,
Col., has been promoted irom as-
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OUR
PRICE-LIST.
We still make the price. You have, not
had a cut on groceries since we put in this
department that we are not responsible for.
18 lbs. best Granulated Sugar for $1.00
Arbuckles Coffee. ... 10 cents a pound
Lion Coffee .10 cents a pound
XXXX Coffee 10 cents a pound
German Coffee 10 cents a pound
Mokaska Coffee .... .10 cents a pound
Log Cabin Coffee 10 cents a pound
Kerosene Oil ' ... 14 cents a gallon
Minnesota Patent Flour $1.20 per sack
Pillsbury Best Minnesota Flour 1.30 a sack
25 lb. sack Corn Meal .18 cents
Corn Chop 55 cents a hundred
4-pound packages Gold Dust 18 cents
Eock Salt 65 cents per hundred
Salt 1.80 per bbl
2 Sacks Table Salt ..for 5 cents
Yeast all kinds our price has always been 3c
Lewis Lye 9 cents 3 cans for 25 cents
Merry War Lye 7 cents a can
Pearline 4 cents a pkg."
10 cent size Paddle Blueing 7 cents
5 cent size Paddle JBlueing 4 cents
Franklin Mac Veagh & Co's Club
House brand of Canned Goods.
Club House Tomatoes13c, 2 for 25 cents
Club House Corn 11 cents acn
Club House Succotash 13 cents 2 for 25c
Club House Pumpkin 11 cents
Club House Peas Early June Sifted
14 cents 3 cans for 40 cents
We deliver your goods promptly and give
you the best of quality. If you appreciate
good treatment we are sure to have your
trade.
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Conductor Mooney went to Oma
ha yesterday morning.
Misses Gertie and Edna Hine
spent Sunday with their parents.
KEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Tie First National Bank,
At North Platte, in the State of Nebraska, at
the close of business, February 18tb, 1898.
RESOURCES.
Loons and discounts $129,488 87
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 312 25
U. S. bonds to secure circulation 12 500 00
1 v. r, 1 1 -
Prof. Ebnght returned Sunday stocks, securities, etc sssaoo
itaniong-nouse, xurni rare and fixtures.
the vicinity
To-day, March 1st, is neither
like the lion or the lamh, just a
fair sample of a Nebraska March
4 mi
aay. inose, nowever, wno con
templated beginning gardening
should delay theiroperations a day
a meeting of the Lutheran
J. W.
Springs, was
the Platte river bed in
of Lexington.
-John Bratt. Colonel Cody, Judge
Neville, Isaac Dillon and C. F. Id-
dings returned last night from
Omaha, where they went to have an
interview with President Burt, of longer.
TT : T-l r- . , . - ..I
me uuiuu x-iicinc. relative to- tlie At
tuusuULtlOD OI a railroad up the church council Sundav. "Rpv
iNortn Platte river from this city to Buzzard of Colorado
IMP W irrkrMi n rr 'Pl. . . !
..j ii. xuc committee invited to preach here on March
was very jnndly received by Presi- mth if h r Hcf,, f
rlpnf "Riirf oirJiT, , , I " J
cUCmctci apparently the conp-refration. he will orobablv
a6li.uiCbun uie arguments be p.;ven a caii tn hprnm( tht
picscuieu ov tne committpp in
avor of such a road. The presi
dent intimated that the new com
pany was in the field for business
and desired to secure feerlpre fnr
the main line. He told the com
mittee that in view of the facts thev
had presented he felt favorable to a
road up the North Platte river: in
act, so much so that at his earliest
convenience he would probably
make a trip over the territory cov
ered byisuch a road. The commit-
ee returned home feeling quite
elated over their interview with
President Burt, and thinU it is the
duty ot every North Piatte citizen
o do what he can toward securin"-
the construction of the road, which
means so much for this city. The
Tribune will have more to sav on
this subiect later on. -
Z IS Y0UR SKIN .
Camel Hair, fleeced 44
Doable-Seated Balbrigan "
Egyptian Swiss, Ribbed
Cellular knit, Basket weave "
Fancy Pique, made from
Glastenbury Knitting Co,
all J
wool Under-Clothing... ....... t
Clothing (
Fine all wool medicated Under Super )
weignt j
improved Finish 50c a garment
kffi weight f 5oc a garment.
America's make'-" ijOC 'a garment
. 50c a garment
$1 a garment
$1 a garment
sensitim6? i,
Tkea yon should wear our Tine rinshedBalbriganUnder-Clothing.and
though it is made by one of France's famous maaufacturers, our price
isweaderfullylow; if that doesn't please you, notice some others," as
well as those of America's make:
Men's French Balbrigan TJnder-Clothiug 25 c a garment
BonBoa).:7w-,-5oc a garment
50c a garment
Peeler Yarn.
Super
Weight
(UaUtart7iie the suae ii all; firmaMsef gaage, trimaaiags and
. fait stark tk iifirtaet. '
StarCIpthing House.
Oppofciie Postofice-r-across the street.
per
manent pastor.
Stone and saud for the founda
tion of J. C. Federhoofs proposed
new house on his land. west of town
are now on the. ground. An order
for the lumber was sent to Omaha
m as tiie ma
terial arrives work on the house
will begin.
There will be an illustrated
lecture on the life of Christ at the
Catholic church next Wednesday
evening, the first of a series of lec
tures to be given each Wednesday
evening during lent, which prom
ises to be highly insteresting and
instructive. All .who are interested
in this great subject are invited to
be present.
The Chicago weather forecast
for North Platte and vicinity is:
Fair to-night and Wednesday. The
maximum temperature yesterday at
North Platte was 58. minimum in
past 24 hours 24, at 7 a. m. 28, pre
cipitation none. For the same per
iod and time one year ago the max
imum temperature was 31, mini
mum 14, at 7 a. m. 17, precipitation
none.
Two Millions a Year
When people buy, try, and buy again,
it moans they're satisfied. The people
of the United States are now buying
Cascarets Candy Cathartic at the rate"
of two million boxes a year aud it will be
three million before New Year's. It
means merit proved, that Cascarets are
the most delightful bowel regulator for
every body the, year round. All drug
gists 10a.,25c.,. 50c. a box, cure guaranteed.
and arrangement s mnrp fnlltr mnAn
O ...w.w uuu l.j . , S .
for a conference with the assessors 1Iiaaicl mecnanic to master
at their annual meeting on thp isn, '-unic ot tne itio lirande South-
PI " " I T7 .. TT ' . r . .
cu xvy. xiis many rnenas in iNorth
fiatte will be pleased to learn of
his promotion.
inst.
When you think of us you
think of saving clothing money.
T3 . 1 , ,. .
xvcuicuiuer we snow you tne piece
goods to select a suit made to your
own ideas. Prices range from
$13.50. Pants from $3.75 upwards.
Star Clothing House.
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vjcuige uarman, wno lor a
couple of years was an employe of
Baskm's meat market has purchas-
ea tne xsewman market on west
Sixth street and took possession
to-aay. Mr. liarjnan will aim to
conduct a neat market, handle only
Ihe choicest meats, and by so doing
hopes to merit a liberal share of the
public patronage. We wish him
success in his business venture.
night from a brief visit in Lincoln.
P. W. Sitton left this morning
for Omaha on a brief business trip.
Fred Luce returned yesterday
morning from a brief visit in Oma
ha. Mrs. R. R. Peale returned this
22 612 9
Other real estate and mortgages owned. 4 874 81
Due from approved reserve agenfs 49 263 59
Checks and other cash Items 1 072 68
Notes of other national banks 123 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels and
cents 150 13
LAWTUX. MONET BSSKBVZ IK BAJOT. VIZ:
Specie 5 6 797 40
.Legal tender notes 8 500 00
Redemption fund with TJ. S. treasurer
(five per cent of circulation
13 297 40
562 SO
J.
E. "Cooper, of Well precinct, morning from a visit with friends
transacted business in town yes
terday. He and O. A. Bacon, who
are partners, raised about 4,000
bushels of wheat last season, and
expect to form even more extensive
ly this year.
We put wool into our garments
instead of pulling it over your eyes.
Just notice show windows. Suits
as low as $3 for men, but $10 is our
advice far a splendid value.
Star Clothing House.
. Attorneys are preparing su-
premecourt briefs in thecase of Mrs.
Carrie Plant against Beer and
Fiber, wherein the plaintiff seeks
11 " a 3 , .... I . -...uu Ul U SCLllUn
u lucl jcaicruty ne paid tne of lan(1 smiTll of ihtx
taxes on a tract ot land inrmer v
-John McCullough, of Maxwell,
owned by the Morlev estate. The
land had been leased for forty
dollars per year and the taxes were
$36.40 leaving $3.60 for the owner
on an interestment of nearly $3,000.
It seems to us that this is a forcible
instance of the fact that taxes are
too high.
Data furnished by Observer
Piercy for the month of March for
23 years past shows the mean
temperature of the month to be 25
degrees, the warmest March beintr that hp
CI ''--- ..ww uuaibiuu LU ULLCUL
flii f- 1QQQ "T I. 1 A trtnn I .... r
u,l Vl luuUi "u niaicu it, loou, a nomination for mayor on the
tne temperature dropped down to republican or 011 other ticket
Ue WOUld live to see Mr. PiL-Pc
river. In the
trial of the case in the lower -court
the plaintiff won.
H. S. Ridgley, late of Lexing
ton, has formed a partnership
with A. H. Davis, of this city and
will remain here permanently.
The firm will do a general law and
collection business. As both mem-
are rustlers we oredict the now
w 1
Grm will do well.
On the eve
Kansas City,
quested The
of his departure for
Harry Fikes re
Tribune to state
HOMESEEKEBS' EXCTJBSIONH.
Tickets will be sold on the first
and third Tuesdays of January,
February and March via the Union
Pacific to points in Missouri, Arkan
sas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma,
Texas, Louisiana, Arizona and
New Mexico, where the minimum
round tnpirate is $7.00 or over, at
one fare the round triy plus 2.00.
For exact territory and full in
formation or tickets call on or ad
dress, xr. B. Olds,
Agent.
21 degrees below zero. The pre
cipitation for March is light, the
average for each year being three
T.-.l f .
iuurias 01 an men. nowever in
March, 1891, we had 2.19 inches.
mi.. tt? -
ine virginius was seized on
October 11, 1873 and fif ty-seyen of
those aboard were merder by no institute will be held this spring.
opauiaras. more would nave been This decision was arrived at after
murdered had , not the captain of receiving a letter from Prof. Tavlor.
the Britis man-o'-war stopped the of the state university, statins" that
siaugnter oy tnreating to oomoard he could not send speakers to this
tfUl"1Su uc uua. x wenty-iour county until after March 5th. The
years, tnree months and twelve committee concluded thnf afferthnt
mayor, lor we are confident he
would have the backbone to enforce
the municipal laws.
I. A. Fort, chairman of the ar
rangement committee of the county
farmers institute, informs us that
in Sutherland,
Mrs. H. S. Boal stopped over in
town Sunday while enroute home
from Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cramer, of
Lexington, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Bonner.
Sam Richards left Saturdav
night for the eastern markets to
purchase a stock of goods.
Colonel Cody came in from the
east Saturday night and went to
Omaha again Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hoagland re
turned yesterday morning from a
visit with their son Arthur in
Omaha.
A. L. Beegle. of Grand Island, is
in town to-day conferring with Geo.
M. Graham, of the Yellow Front
shoe store.
Miss Lula Lytle, who for sev
eral weeks has visited her home in
the south-east part of the state, is
expected back to-day.
John McCullough of Maxwell was
in town yesterday and informed us
that he expects to leave in about
two weeks for a visit in Ireland.
Engineer J. C. Strahorn left this
morning for Kansas City to attend
a raeeti
of the B
member.
W. H. Fikes left last night for
Kansas City to attend the meeting
of the board of adjustment of the
B, of L. E., and may also go to
Pittsburg, Kan., to visit his son
Will. Mrs. Fikes accompanied him
as far as Omaha, where she will re-'
main until he returns, which will be
about ten days.
Total.. $241 718 7"
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 50 000 00
surplus fund 15 500 00
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid 1 159 88
National Bank notes outstanding 11 250 00
Due to State Banks and bankers 238 13
Individual deposits subject to check.... 104 600 13
Demand certificates of deposit 7 276 33
Time certificates of deposit 51 71 SO
Cashier's check's outstanding 20 00
Total 1211 748 77
State of Nebraska,County of Lincoln, ?. s.
I, Arthur McNamara, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above 1
statement is true to tne best of my knowledge and
beUef. ARTHUR McNASIARA, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 28th day
of February, 1898.
Ansie C. Kbamfb, Notary Public
Correct Attest: H. S. Whits,
Platt A. Whitx, Director.
E. I". Skzbzbozb,)
Educate Your "Bowela With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation
forever. 10c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists
refund monev.
Why?
Sit on a board ? You can buy
a Cushion for Buggy or Spring
Seat for
Dash Boards and Storm
Aprons at the
WIL60X dept. STORE
folShff: BABY'S SHARF EYES,
YOU CAN SAYS
from 10 to 16 hours between the
Missouri River, California, and
Pusrot Sound points by traveling-
We hear much of the "sharp"
days alter the seizure of the Vir- date farmers would be too busy with over the Union Pacific, -The eyes of little children. Whata pity
gimus and the murder of her spring-work to attend an institute Overland Route." Through Pull- that when we need sharp eyes most
crew
11 -. - -
iuame was oiown up in a tspamsn tended
harbor and 2o6 of her crew killed.
In hrtrh moots Cno.n mir. I... r. ..... . i .i I . ... J
w0 o luv. uuijr oetter arrangements can be made, giving- ootn nrst ana secona ciass case cnere is yet time. We makea
passeng-ers the very best accommo- specialty of fitting" glasses to botk
POS SALE. dations to -all- Colorado. Wvomino- old and young aud guarantee satis-
- ,i r- 1 e , .
the American battleshio a i ti- cinorc r,;tnr r.nrQ we have so neglected and wronged!
ilnwn in n Smnioii 1 j. j .. TT.t.i.-.j at--:4. these -wells of kindness that they
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vMguu uk w ua,c -r pecome wells ot darkness instead.
It is hoped that next year are run daily via this line, thereby Do not aiow this to be if in your
one to profit.
Gash is economy. Credit is ex
travagance. Jubt see the.new child
suit age from 7 to 16 years at
S2.50. ALL WOOL.
Star Clothing House.
One second-hand Sandwich four-hole 1 mt. tj.l. j -r- -r.
Mounted Sheller. with ehrht-horse u uin AUdllu' a t-acmc
mounted power, all in cood runninir Coast points. For rates, advertis-
order. Jos. Hershey. inr matfpr nnH fn ;nnrmi4:
call on or address
business in Sidney. I KB. Olds, Agent.
factiQn. Do not neglect your eyes.
hhmCI.IITO
Jeweler and Optician
Iftgraving- &ae of ckarg-8.
i door south Streitss Pharmacy;
