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FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1898.
Mrs. T. J. Foley arrived on No. 1
Thursday, and will spend some
time visiting friends.
The Junior Epworth League
contributed $9.65 to the Christian
Herald Cuban reliet fund.
The Independent Era plant
will be moved to the second story
of the Win. McDonald building.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McEvoy are
mourning" the death of their little
son born to them last "Wednesday.
C. R. Rankin, of Orleans, Ind.,
is visiting"
his sister Mrs. J. B." Je-
ter and
may decide to locate here
permanently.
A great variety of beautiful
Easter novelties at Clinton's.
To-day being" Good Friday ser
vices appropriate to the day are be
ing held in the Lutheran, Episco
pal and Roman Catholic churches.
The millinery openings this
year are unusually large and there
seems to be no reason why the most
iastidious lady can't find a bonnet
to suit her taste.
The street sprinkler made its
appearance yesterday afternoon.
It was a welcome relief to pedes
trians as they Had been swallowing
sand all morning.
Isaac Dillon came in from
Omaha this morning. Mr. Dillon
had been down looking after a car
of horses shipped by him during
the first oi the week.
The vote on candidates for the
board of education in the Second
ward is not included in the official
returns, because the poll books
were not to be found last evening.
Mrs. J. A. Goodman returned
f rom Oskaloosa, Kan., last evening.
Mrs. Goodman brought with her
her two grandchildren who will
make their home with her in the
future.
The Whist Club held an inter
esting meeting at the home of F.
T. Redmond Wednesday night.
The.next meeting will be at the
office of C. F. Scharmann next
Tuesday night.
As soon as business begins to
increase on the road Edward Storm
will be transferred to another de
partment and Robert Shuman will
be given the position of crossing
watchman.
There are about five hundred
acres of winter wheat along the old
ditch and Supt. Seeberger says
that it is in splendid condition.
Some of the spring wheat has
been blown out by the high winds
and will have to be plowed f under.
junt
the following licenses to wed to- !
day: Andrew P. Shostrom andj
Miss Sophia Bergstrom, of Goth- i
enburg; and George W. Tilford
and Miss Lily Eva Sawdon, of Wal
lace, Neb.
Three hundred and fifty head
of cattle consigned from Mowhin
ney Bros.. Ontario, Ore., were re
ceived at the stock yards Thursday
afternoon. These cattle will be
taken to the southern part of the
county and fed till they are in
shape for shipment to market.
Plants and cut flowers for
Easter can be found at Marti's.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church held a meeting
at the parsonage yesterday after
noon. There was a large attend
ance and a great.amount of work
was accomplished? The ladies are
busily engagedti finishing articles
for tne fair.
At the Suburban Irrigation
District election held on Wednes
day, the following officers were
elected: Director of First district,
M. C.
trictv
Lindsay; director Second dis
W. M. Hinman; director
Third district, A. M. Stoddard;
treasurer, H. C. Rennie; assessor,
G edrge Vanghn.
"EASTER SLIPPERS.
Ladies Fine Strap Slippers,
with bow and buckle, turn sole;
two styles at S1.25 per pair.
Yellow Front Shoe Store.
Attorney Wilcox came in on
No. 3 last night.
R. H. Langford came home last
night Mr. Langford - has been
absent for several months and has
been traveling through Colorado,
Kansas and Missouri in the inter
ests of the book firm he represents.
Mrs. Lester Eells returned to the
city on No. 3 last night. Mrs. Bells
will make her home here for the
present.
The'Chicaga.3lfcWflSc forecast
for North Platte and vicinity: Fair
to-night and Saturday. Che maxi
mum temperature atorth Platte
yesterday was54: same date last
year 27. 4
Preparations are. being made
by the Presbyterian chirch fer the
celebratwn of the quaiter-centen-nial
of its orjra.Hlaai.km" Jjue -ltfe.
This promises to be airiuterestirMr
: .event-in UkjstQryof ?tfcfis cturcfil
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IT IS ALL TALK
When ou hear people say they can Pf 1 R W t Tl R F
not get some rare bargains in.... 1 UlllillUllLrf
in the month of February. We have some great
bargains for this month as we expect our new
Spring Stock about March 1st, and we must have
room. We have decided to give the people a chance
to get some good goods for little money.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
There is a certaiu air of dignity, and high-class char
acteristicness about this hat that must appeal to the
taste of a well bred man.
Three-Distinct DDTrC1 glQ (f Three shades
Propositions, i llvCr oJO.lVfBrown.Cuba.Blk
GLf-4- IIafc of every description Pashas, Fedoras,
Xlct-Xa Tourists and Railroad. Shapes Grae
co. Dakota. Planters. Crush. Boys' Pashas and Fedoras. Buy
you an Easter Hat and keep up with the Ladies.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
W. A, VOLLMER, Proprietor.
Opposite Postoffice across the street from old location,
Rennie's Removal Sale I
Presents jto you the opportunity of a life time to 4
purchase standard goods at low figures. Why not t
avail yourself of this grand opportunity?
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Our Millinery Dept.
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- Is in charge of a competent trimmer, and J
ladies will be delighted with her creations.
. The Newton house
is being
treated to a new spring dress of
paint.
Mrs. Reardon, mother of the
master mechanic at Alliance, Neb,,
is visiting at Rev. Father Haleys'.
C. J. Perkins has moved from
jthe McDonald block in the 1st ward
to th Mavorh--in tn Third
ward
G. T. Chapman of Evanston,
Wyo., shipped a car of hogs.bought
of Loveland and Baskin, to that
city "Wednesday afternoon.
LADIES' KID SHOES
Fine, and good Kid Shoes in the
newest shapes 2 to 4.
Yellow Front Shoe Store.
Copies of the photographs re
cently taken of the Hamilton Ca
dets were sent to Grand Chief En
gineer Arthur and Grand . Chief
Fireman Sargent. They will be
printed in the magazines published
by the two orders.
Tuesdaylught Elmer Baker's
dog was locked&p in Streitz's drug
store. During the night he decided
that he would like to get out and
made an effort to get through the
window. He was unsuccessful in
his efforts to get out but he suc
ceeded in smashing a show globe
and lamp, causing Fred Grau to
indulge in a general house cleaning
after he opened the store.
j-See the attractive Easter dec
orations in the window of Clinton.
The jeweler.
A Weary Willie, while attempt
ing to board No. 1 yesterday after-
noen, slipped and caught on one of
the pony switbes in the west end of
the yard. He bent the switch al
most double, but clung to the car
and finally succeeded in boarding
the train after having been dragged
several feet. The switch looks de
lapidated and the Weary Willie
probably feels the same way.
From a copy of a Little Rock
(Ark) paper received at this office.
we learn that W.. T. Chadwick for
merly of North Platte, but now
.running an engine out or tuat
southern city, recently saved sev-
eral women from a burning build
ing. Mr. Chadwick was going
through a small village with his
train when he noticed a building
on fire and women calling to be
rescued. Mr. C. slopped his train,"
rushed to the burning building and
rescued the inmates, thus saving
them from a horrible death by cre
mation. The transfer of lhe postoffice
from Major Glair to Colonel Hill
will occur Saturday night, the ex
pectations being: that the new f ur-
aiture will arrive and be in po-UjPJL-by
that time. Patrons of
the office, will get their jpail at the
new location n Easter morniar '
L Colonel Hdl orooow tr .
E. B. WARNER.
1
J. Q. Wilcox and his mother have
moved into the house recently
built by Mrs. T. F. Gantt.
On Monday Max Kirschbaum
will move into the Ell house made
vacant by the removal of F. W.
Rincker.
J. W. Bridges came up from
Gothenburg Wednesday and is try
ing to inakearrangements to enter
the saloon "business in North
Platte.
A. H. Davis is having the -waterworks
put in his house and yard.
When he gets tired of sentencing
bums to bread and water he ex
pects to recuperate by raising
"garden sass."
Dressmaking on east Fifth
street. Mrs. H. L. Walsh.
Do not forget that the Ladies
of the G. A. R. entertain at Lloyd's
Easter Mondav evening,
sion 10 cents. Proceeds
Admis-
for the
proper observance
of Decoration
Day.
Dr. McCaw has rented the front
room over the Model clothing house
for office purposes, and will occupy
the same as soon as the Era re
moves, which will be this week.
The room will be repapered and
otherwise improved.
CHILDREix S SHOES
Our
collection of
Children's
Shoes beats them all. Tans
jjj and Blacks in proper shapes at
jjj low prices. jj
t Yellow Front Shoe Store
We are in receipt ot a paper
from Hot Springs, Ark., which
gives mention of Guy Laing's pres
ence in that place, and says that
while he is improving from 'an 'at
tack of rheumatism, he will not leave
for the north betore June 1st.
The Fair store show window
has been trimmed in a very hand
some manner by the young -ladies
employed in theestablishment. The
exhibition is one which attracts
the attention of all, especially the
ladies who at this tints especially
interested irifche class,of goods dis
played. Lincoln county real estate is
feeling the effect of the general
prosperity throughout the coun
try. On April 7 a warranty deed
was filed in the county clerk's of
.ficeconveying lots 23 and and 14,
in block 19 and lot 10, block 1J, m
Wallace, Neb., from F. W. Penfield
and wife to C. E. Hoag, of Story,
Iowa. The consideration was
$5400.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
Society met at the residence of
.1."
Mrs. 3. H. Hershey yesterday. The
annual election of oflicers was held
and the following officers were
elected iresident Mrs. B. Bu
chanan;, JV ice President, Mrs, P.
W.; Sitfbn:' aridkSWrand treas..
jicar Wal-
Sam'l Speet
lace. Neb., who hs
charge for several yar",
nesday. -
Perm "fcitton has rMr
. Zf "sit . v . .
ouildingjBnwcgly-occupiedWPi
Garlicb
open a.
working
itig shop.
x ne Y.-c;c
Qbimecd
holding a series; V'swSafterl
noons. The first ee; w VfeeWat
the residence of Mnfc-jtV-iR. Hie
on -Thursday.
J. C. Flehar ty, formerly , of Lex
ington, Neb., has decided "toiwak;
his home in North Platte. "iiCr.
Fleharty has purchased an inter
est in the Independent Era.
Buy your eggs at The Wilcox De
partment Store 7 cents a dozea.
Will Richards who has been
spending the last few months at
his home in Odessa, came in on No.
3 Tuesday night and has been
placed on the list of extra firemen.
One reason of the recent repub
lican land slide is that Dan'l Burke
voted the straight republican ticket.
This is the first time that event
has occured within the memory of
the oldest inhabitant
On Monday, April 11th, at the
home of Pius Carrico a double
wedding will occur. The contract
ing parties are Leonard Laubner
and Miss Stella Carrico and Syd
ney C. Harshfield and Susie Etta
Carrico
MIRIff'R TYR.TRRS SJTTfYElR
jjj Our Shoes are correct in style.
See our Tans at $3 and $3,50
jK Yellow Front Shoe Store. $
George Hammond was very busy
Wednesday afternoon taking up a
subscription among republicans to
give Mr. Cheyney a farewell ban
quet, He thinks the republicans
owe him that much for the service
he has rendered them by disrupting
the populist party.
Every day the demand for
thoroughly dependable merchan
dise at reasonable prices grows
more emphatic and in exactly this
lies the strength of the Star. See
our show windows. Our Children
Middy Suits from $2.50 upwards
Star Ci.otiiixg House.
On 'Wednesday, a license to wed
was issued to "Erik Burke, North
Platte, Neb., and Miss Anna Pers,
North Platte, Neb. On the same
day a license was also issued to
Leonard Laubner of Hershey, Neb.,.
and Miss Stella Carrico, of North
Platte, Neb.
EASTER SHOES. 2
t Ladies' FineTan Shoes Silk
a Vesting Tops, fine style and
good value--S.OO. .
YelloTtfrFront Shoe Store.
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The funeral of Chas Cramer was
held at the Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon under the
auspices of the Jr. O. U. A. M.,
his relatives having requested that
he be buried here. The benefit due
him will be spent in paying the
necessary funeral expenses, erect
ing a small tombstone; and sett
ling a few small bills owed by him,
It is understood there is no
lack ot applicants for the position
of marshal, mayor-elect Bratt hav
ing already beeu waited upon by a
number who think they are excep
tionally will qualified lor that po
sition. Mr. Bratt, is a prudent
man, will take time to consider the
applications, and the public can
rest assured that his appointee
will be a first class man; one whoj
will do his duty without receiving
instructions from the council each
meeting night,
On Wednesday evening next
the railroad engineers will meet at
their hall in the First National
bank building for the purpose of
organizing a local aTccident and in
demnity association. It is thought
that between forty and fifty mem
bers can be obtained. The by
laws as drawn up provide that a
member who suffers accidental in
jury which incapacitates him from
work shall receive ten dollars per
week for a period not exceeding
twenty-six weeks. The initiation
fee is placed at six dollars per week
and a fund for the payments of
claims will be raised by assess
ment.
P. C. Gibbs, of Nesbit, was
transacting business with our mer
chants yesterday.
S. Snell, of Sutherland, was
transacting business in the city
yesterday.
Harry and Maggie Lute, of
Paxton, spent Wednesday and
Thursday in the city.
A. B. Johnson, of Gandy, was
in the city yesterday making pur
chases for the Gandv merchants.
Royal asakes the food pare,
wheltsoaae Mid delicie.
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Sunday is Easter day and all
the churches have made prepara
tions to properly -celebrate the fes-
iivaf. ! This church festival is kept
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wi fitvemory 01 an event on wnicu
tHewhble christian faith hinges
rewcfection of Christ. The
111 be beautifully decor-
ts and cut Howers.
the.
Presbyterian
morning
and even-
and "8 o'clock. Morn-
jecti "Victory Over the
order of ser-
chnrch Easter
morning: ,
Organ. VolantarTiV::
Quartet-"He Is MSfK.
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AULlUll. .......
Gloria Patrl
Kyrie
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Confesslos."
Creed. V
Gloria in Excelsis QM CTMMt
Lesson for the Day.
mag, o Joyful Easter Bells Trrratr
Conflrmation. Jf-'
Bass Solo.'. c.F. Scharmann
Sanctus Bortnlcinthy
Communion Address.
Agnus Del TLayriz
Offertory Organ Solo
Announcements.
"Love, Love, on Earth appears"... .Emerson
Benediction.
Postludlum.
At the Methodist church, Easter
morning, the pastor, Rev. C. C,
Snavely, will preach on the "Resur
rection of. Christ." The evenins
services will be a children's Easter
festival and will begin promptly at
7.30. At that service the fullowing
programme will be rendered:
1 Opening Anthem, "PraUe God."
2 Song, "All Hall."
3 Prayer, by the pastor.
I Soug, "Come to tho Temple Bojoiclng."
5 Scripture Heading.
6 Song, "Bins the Easter Bells."
7 Opening Address.
8 Beading, "Easter, its Origin and Customs."
9 Song, "Bright, Beantlfnl Morning."
10 Recitation, "Easter."
11, Recitation, "The Immortal Dawn."
12 BecUition, "ThronRh the Night."
13 Song, "The lord is BIsen."
It Becitntlotf, "The Angels of Easier.''
15 Song, 'Hall all Hail."
IS Class Exorcise.
17 Becitation. "Tho Carpenter."
IS Becitation, "Truly 'e Have Freely Given."
19 Doxology.
23 Benediction.
The services at the Church of
Our Saviour on Easter will be as
follows: Holy Communion, 8a. m.;
Morning Prayer and Holy Com
munion," 10.45 a. m,; Children's
Easter Service, 3 p. m.; Evening
Prayer and Confirmation, at 7.30.
The bishop of the jurisdiction, Rt.
Rev. A. R. Graves, will be here and
will preach both morning and even
ing; The.following music will be ren
dered at the Church of Our Saviour
pnEasier Sunday:
MORNING.
Prpccsstoqal Hymn, "We march, re march to
victory," Barnaby
"Christ Our Passover," t Farrant
Gloria Patrl... Norris
Gloria Patri, .' ..Elliott
Te Deuin Landamus .T.Elliott
Jubilate Deo Barrett
IntroIt,.,lAi the Lamb's high feast we sing"
.' ;....Elvey
Holy Communion.
Kyrie Eleison, Smedley
Gloria TibI Carpenter
Hymn, "Come ye faithful, raise tho strain,"
; Lissant.
Sermon.
Gloria Patri Elliott
Offertory.
Anthem, "Thanks be to God''.. Small wood
Presentation of Alms, doxology Gail Franc
Snrsnm Corda Warren
Sanctus Warren
Hymn, "Bread of tho World," Hodges
Gloria in Excelds, Wilkinson
Ilecesslonal Hymn, "Alleluia, tho strife is o'er"
, From Palestrina
EVENING CONFIBMATION SEBvlCE.
Processional Hymn, "Tho Son ot God goes
"forth to War," Whitney
Gloria Patri, Norris
Gloria Patri, ." Elliott
Magnifies!1, '. Wilkinson
Nupc Dimittis, Wilkinson
Hymn, "Angels roll the rock away,'' Boper
Sermon.
Gloria Patri, Elliott
ConftmaUon hymn, "Soldiers of Christ, Arise.''
: Elvoy.
Offertory.
Largo, violin solo by Alvin Pool Handf (
Presentation of Alms, Doxology, Gull. Franc
Recessional hymn,'All hail the power of Je
sus' name," Holden
At St. Patrick's church Easter
morning- the following1 programme
will be rendered: .
VWi Aquam Dressier
Choir-
Kyrie Rosewig
Choir.
Christie Rosewig
Mary Redmond.
Et-in-terra : ..Rosewig
. Ella-Sullivan.
Gloria Rosewitr
Choir.
G ratios Rosewig
Gus Chamberlain.
Dominc Rosewig
Ella Jeflers.
Credo Rosewig
Mrs. M. Tobln.
Incarnattus Rosewig
Gas Chamberlain,
Etin Sanctum ; Rosewig
F. T. Redmond.
Rcgina Coeloe........?. Lambillote
Choir.
Sanctus: , Rosewig
Choir,
Gloria Taa Rosewig
Mrs. M. Vaughn.
Benedictus .Rosewig
Gus Chamberlain.
gnus Del.. ......Rosewig
Gertrude Grady.
D. B. Haddock came in from
McPherson county yesterday.
J. C. Piercv is confined to the
house with an attack of la grippe.
Four verv large rooms to rent
over Nauman's meat market, city
,vrter a good house on north side
also four very desirable rooms
over, the iSgan. store roouw Apply
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lOur Customers Know
That
Hardware Dep't.
W Alligator Wrench . . .'. 15c
W Madole Hammer. . . 55c
)jjf 12 qt Galvanized Pail r 20c
ifo Best Steel Stove Pipe. . .15c per joint
A U tw af u ;t'WUU
Red West Cowboy Rope 12)4 a pound
14 inch Plow Lays 75c each
wf U inch Listor Lays 90c each
W 11 inch Pitted Lister Ijays to fit John
Deere Listers 81.75
ai uwuvator onoveJs 4Uc eacn
j.-iA it an 1 nn u
MiwwiHre. w w jvu eatu
CMrator Sfeovel Poiats....? and Sc
Tooth Malabie Rako 18c each
11 Sixe Grd Soes 20c each
18..?.. .3 and lYxG a pound
W o , , oc a pound
Uf We carry Burf'Z"
6 Felloes, Buggy T6ii rf
Buggy and Wagon Hardware
TTT T TTT . 1
wooa woric.
6
W T i TV i i
to rami iP.nrrriiP.'nT
Jjf Pound Cans Devoe's Mixed Paint 15c
W Devoe's Best Mixed Paints $1.40 a gal
iHjf Best White Lead 7c a pound
U Best Quality Linseed Oil. . .5ca gal
iV Wagon G1ob3 Paint 45c a qt
v- Pine Tar 8c 2 for 15o
Wa carry a full line of brushes ot
W all kinds. Call and get our color card.
Harness Dept.
Best Jlarness Oil GOc a gal
Hame Straps 10c each
TT? ljct inch Breast Straps 35c each
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Wilcox Department Store,
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Prof. Jibright is in Nebraska City
attending court.
M?rk Underwood of Lamar, Colo.,
is the guest of E. P. Seeberger.
Miss Jennie Carlson is slowly
recovering from her severe siege ot
la grippe.
A. M. Johnson of Curtis, Neb.
transacted business in town Wed
nesday.
Miss Minnie George of Brady
was in the city Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
P. L. Harper of Wallace, Neb.,
was in the city on business Tues
day afternoon.
Toney Stolle is worknig at Har
ngton & Tobin's during the ab
sence of Arthur Rush,
Chas. Brown, of Ogalalla. Neb.,
was in town on business before the
pension board Wednesday.
H. S. White.left on No. 2 Thurs
day morning for a short visit to
his ranch in Dawson county.
John Polzkill and John Schrolder
of Logan County were in the city
transacting business Wednesday.
Major J. K. Paxton, oi Carrico,
Neb., was transacting business in
this metropolis Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Schrecongast
of Echo ; P. O., spent Wednesday
and Thursday transacting busi
ness in town.
F. M. Spegal has gone to Gar
field, Neb., to make arrangements
for working his farm during the
coming summer.
Miss Neleye Hartman is teach
ing in the First ward primary
while Miss Blankenburg" is affecte'd
with the measles.
O. O. Carnahan went to Grand
Island, Neb., Wednesday morning.
After a short visit there he will go
to his home at Sandy Lake, Pa.
E. H. Wood,, of Clinton county,
Iowa, was in the city Thursday
paying tases on land in the eastern
part of the county, owned by him.
Miss Ida Deans, ot Cozad, Neb.,
who has been spending a week
with the family of S. E. Douglas,
returned to her home Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Sam Clapp, 'Mrsl E. H.
Powers and Miss Powers.of Brady,
who had been spending1 a few days
in the city, went home on No. 6
Thursday morning.
Arther Rush went to Grand Is-
o. 2 Wednesday morning.
At that point he will ioin John
Herrod and make a short pleasure
trip to Atchison. Kan., and St4
Joseph. M.
M. C. Harrington returned Thurs
day morning" from a business trip
to Omaha. He says tha excite
ment over the prospect war is at
fever heat in OmaAia Immense
crowds are gthered in front of the
bulletin brfards at all hours.
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these are only a few of the articles on which we save y
money. We do not need to be told
make the prices and know they are.
m inch Breast Straps 45c each
1)4 inch Halters .-. 75c each
Sweat Pads 20c each
Trace Carriers Ac each
Breast Strap Slides 4c each
Tug Buckles 4cech
Cockeyes... 5c 6ach
Terret Rings 5c each
Rosettes..'. 2c each
Terret Hooks 5 7 10c each
Buggy and Wagon Cushions. 50c each
Bridles 50o each
1J inch Double and Stitched Tug
Terret Pad Farm Harness $21.00
We carry a full lino Buggy Har
ness, Saddles, Leather etc.
Grocery Dept.
Package Coffee 10c a pound
3x0. Platte Patent Flour. .8155 a sack
35 lb sack Corn Meal 18c a sack
Cora Chop 65c a hundred
Braa.... 55c a hundred
package Gold Dust 18c
3c a package
. . . .14c a gal
i iw,"v
Browne cmr?
Lewis Lve..... .
3 for 25c
invuj n til u;e. .... . . . o
Pearline . . . i'iiS; . ... 4c a
10b Bizn Paddla TMttimer.- 7c
i 5c size Paddle Bluiar??rf' 4
i 2 sacks Table Salt.. ..TTTrrrrtTfio
j Rock Salt (55c a hundred
Franklin MacVeagh. & Co.s Club
House Brand of Canned Goods.
Club House Tomatoes. . .13c 2 for 25c
Club House Corn J.lc a can
Club House Succotash.. 13c 2 for 25c
Club House Peas (Earljr June Sifted)
14c 3 cans for 40c
sold at one price and that for cash only.
Mrs. S. S. Kaufman returned to
her home in Gothenburg, Neb., this
morning.
Air. and Mrs. u. L. .Black re
turned yesterday from a pleasure
trip to the eastern part of the state.
J. W. Cheyney shook the dust of
North Platte from off his ieet
Thursday morning and departed
for his beloved city of Washington,
D. C.
John Ellingsworth, of Lexington,
Neb., was in the city last night on
business connected with the case of
Gurmully & Jeffrey Mfg Co. vs. J.
L, Minor and others.
Mrs. Jas. A. Edwards ot Ridg
way, Colo., arrived in the city on
No. 4 Wednesday night. She will
remain in the city several weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Thoelecke went east on
No. 6 Wednesday morning. She
expects to make a visit to the
schools in the southeastern part of
the county before her return,
Mrs. E. W. Keene went to Jules-
burg this morning with her son,
Conductor Will Keene. Mrs. Keene
will spend a few days in Julesburg-
with her son's wife and daughter.
Miss Maud Keene is compelled to
spend quite a time in Julesburg,
Colorado, on account of weak lungs.
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Eli McCart went to Ogalalla this
morning.
J. W. Mahoney traveling- auditor
spent Wedndsday in the city.
"&oi Mcuraw is switcumg in
the yards while Abe Armstrong is
laying off.
Conductor McBride went out on
No. 2 yesterday in place ot Wilcox
who had taken the Gould special
east.
special car yyu, .e;rie k. k., cou-
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taming a. party ot nne omciais
passed through on No. 4 Wednes
day night.
Hank Gilfoyle went to Julesburg,
Colo., Wednesday on No. 1 and
piloted, in the special Thursday
morning.
Gene Kiser has been switching"
in the yards this week during the
sickness of several of the regular
switchmen.
Ered Hanlori has finally been dis
charged from the Union Pacific
company's service, after having
been in its employ twenty-seven
years.
Charlie Yost went out as swing
brakeman on No. 2 Thursday
morning. He took the. place ot
.Ctm Welch who went out on the
Gould special.
A special train of four cars con
taining George Gould, and party
passed through at 2 o'clock: Thurs-
and a M. P. train crew. EBrineeg
Wood White and Conductor: Wilcox
took the tram out.
,.Try Grain-0: Try Qraia-0!
Ask your grocer today to show you a
Faakage of Grain-O, the new food drinfc-
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Oil
when a price is right;
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Notion Department.
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Cotton Tape' lc roll IfJ
Crochet Cotton 3 spools for 10c 0fi
Canfield Dress Shields 25c a pair
2 quart fountain syringe 55 cents j
1 inch Velveteen Binding 3c a yard -jr
50 yd Sewing Silks 4c a Spool
Silk Button Hole Twist... 2c a Spool f
Ladres' Bolts from 10c to $1.50 each ffi
25 or 30 styles to select from.
Dry Goods Dept.
Dress Goods.... 10c to 1.00 per yard ft
Kearney Home Muslin 3Jcayard ffi
Good Prints from 3 cents a yard up
Ladies' Muslin Underwear in all fa
grades;we have a very large line.
If you have no time to make a
dress we can sell you a readv made
wrapper at price that will surprise you (f
Lack of space prevents us from ffi
giving you a description of aur Dry
Goods line but a call will show you jjL
that everything we have is Lew and -Jr
up to date in 6tyle. t?
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7-ia Diauac Pk4aa. .. 4Cc
T..mV.lora - VU oaf.
7-m Decorated Dinner Plates GOca'se
Decorated Tea Cups and Saucers ft
- - -- -- -- - 65c a set fjfl.
Nickel Plated center draft Lamps
complete with 10 inch dome S1.65 a
Vase Lamps with shade - - 31.25
Banquet Lamps from 81.50 to S10.00 f
Seventeen different Patterns of M
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-ElmerW. Sawdon, of Wallace,
is in the city.
$100 Seward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh being a consti
tutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, actiDg directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so muoh faith in it
curative powers, that they offer one
hundred dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best. 2- 8
A Sure Thing Tor You.
A transaction in which you caunot lose
is a sure thing. Biliousness, sick head-,
ache, furred tongue, fever, piles and a
thousand other ills are caused by con-
stipation and a sluggish liver. Casoareta
Candy Cathartic, the wonderful new
liver stimulant and intestinal tonic are
by all druggists guaranteed to cure or
money refunded. C. C. C. are a sure
thing. Try a box to-day; 10c, 25c., 50c;
Sample and booklet free.
EASTER
NOVELTIES.
We have a very pretty line,
of Silver Novelties suitable
for Easter remembrances
Book Marks, Paper
Knives, Church Spoons,
etc. Would be pleased
to have you call and see
them.
Jeweler and Optician
Engraving- free of charge.
1 door south Streitz's Pharmacy,
Just Received,
a carload of Agricultural Im
plements, Buggies and Car-
nages. Latest styles. Please,
call and examine
k HersleyM
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DON'T BE
FOOLED.
Why not support your local trades
people? . . . Let your money re-
main in and circulate in your own,
town
Merchant Tailor,
Makes-
Suits to measure from S18.00 up.
Overcoats to measure from S17 up.
Trfusers,
meastire.trooL.
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