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FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1899.
" Mrs. Jennie Crisswell is visiting-
lneiius in sutiicriaiiil.
Rev. A. J. Armstrong-, of Brady,
juhi yesiercmy in town.
J. J. Ilallignn and liis son Ralph
arc spending uic day in Uiruualn
The school board will hold an ad
journed menting to-morrow night.
P. C. Letts and Miss Laura Letts
returned this morning from a visit
Ico Cream Troczcra at Wilcox De
partment Store.
The W. R. C. wilt serve ice cream
and cake on the court house lawn
baturday evening, July 22d.
The Methodist ladies will serve
ice crcatn and cake at the court
house park to-morrow evening.
A. M. Allen, who is larirelv in
terested in the Gothenburg Water
Power Co., spent yesterday in town.
Try Ur. Longlcy's Little Lazv
Liver Lifters. Guaranteed-
Mrs, G. II. Lawrence and Miss
Murray Johnson went to Lexington
una illuming lu visu ineir inuicr
Mrs. Geo. 10. French returned
. Sunday evening to Omaha where
she id undergoing medical treatment.
II. O. Smith, the secretary of the
i km. v-aiiai uo. tit Jexiugton,
spent yesterday in town attending
the sessions of the state board of
irrigation,
Geo. W. TliPinas came up from
Gothenburg "Wednesday afternoon
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iu u,uihiiti home (egai ousiness.
lie returned yesterday afternoon on
his wheel.
Linen knee pants for boys age 3
10 a, at ,'3C iJutcness boys over
fills, "bib" at 50c. Age 4 to lf.
Cheaper ones at 25c.
Stau Ci,otiiin Housi:.
J. C. Bock is visiting at his home
in Council Bluffs. Mr. Bock h
very seriously crippled with rheu
matism but is in hopes that the
change of climate will benefit him.
Judge Wall, of Loup City, was a
passenger on train Ko. 1 yesterday
afternoon bound for Sidney where
he expects to traunact business for
ll few days. On his return trip he
will stop over here.
Dovoo's Mixed Faints at Wilcox de
partment Store
Complaint is being- made that the
slaughter of young prairie chickens
lias been commenced by unscrupu
lous uunters. ah enort will ut
made to prosecute any person found
indulging iu that unsportsmanlike
pastime.
A gang of steel men, fourteen men
mid a boss, arrived last night and
will lay a number of temporary
tracks in the yard on which to handle
the 1700 class of engines while the
round house is being built. The
track will be removed as boon as
the round house is finished.
Woodman Boiled Linseed oil 55c a
gallon at Wilcox Department Store.
Elaborate prcpapations have been
nuide for the reception to tin
students pf the summer school
which is to be given at the Odd
Fellow's hajl to-morrow night- In
addition tqJ. Hinckley's lecture
a program of musical 'selection
aijc) readings will be given.
John Ltmkiree, of the bridge and
building department, was in town
yesterday looking after the round
house improvements. A consider
able, portion ot the outer wall has
been torn away and the excavation
for the foundation of the new wall
is almost completed. A large force
of masons will be put at work in
order to hqvu tlje walls progress
rapidly.
for lent Four njee rooms for
rpsidenpe, over Meekiu's meat mar
ket, M. C. IIRKiWjTON, Agent.
Javier Tojllion returned last
night from a ten ciuys trip to Okla
homa Territory. Most of the time
he spent at Shawnee. lie brings
back very enthusiastic accounts of
the country and its products. He
may decide to locate there if he is
able to dispose of his property here.
If he goes he will make the trip by
wagon hoping that it may be of
benefit to his wife's health.
General Joseph Wheeler, better
known to thousands of soldiers as
VFigljtipg Joe,' was a passenger
pi'i f?o. 1 yesterday afternoon. He
was agoompanieil by his daughter
Who wil go with him ay far as San
Francisco. General Wheeler has
been detailed for service in the
Philippines and will bail lur Manila
shortly after reaching Snu Fran
cibco. He i small iu stature but
mighty in valor ami will be a val
uable addition to the lighting lone
in the Philippines.
Uias. A. Walker, of Dfmltnin
was in town yesterday testifying
unun. ucicui j 1ISOII,
The 0. K. S. is planning to give
an attcruoon social at the home of
one ot its members next week.
Taney Parasols at Wilcox Donart-
incut Storo.
Hank Chestnut returned 1nt
night from Omaha whom lm im.i
gone to market a carload of cattle.
Mrs. L G. Iloxie and daughter
;iud MihS Helen Carnalmn. nf
alia, are the miesU nf Mr Aihi-i
Muldoon.
Miss Mvrtle Co.V firriveit
Albia, Iowa, Wednesday night and
is visiting her brothers, II. 10. and
Chas. K. Cox.
Mrs. Fox, of Council Bluffs, is
isiting her sister. Mrs. Will Har
din. Mrs. Fox. who is n trriiiintl
nurse, may decide to locate here.
Mrs. Clarence Turner and ehil.
drcn came tin from Gmtul Ul.nwl
Wednesday night and arc visiting
iwrs, is mouier. Airs. Jas. Moran.
Miss Lulu Salisbury has resicmwl
her position iu Ronnie's store and
will ouco more take un the roil ml
teach the young idea how to shoot.
R. II. Longford returned last
igllt from a trio to l,inn1n :uul
other points iu the interests of the
insurance companies wlncli lie rep
resents.
Wow Idea Patterns lOo each at Wil
cox Depni-tment Store.
The board of conntv cmnmU
siouers li.is appointed AIoiiko Mc-
.Micneai as a member ot the soldiers'
reliet commission to suectiotl Con
Nauinau.
i uc term ot summer scimni is
half completed. The students arc
nil very much in earnest in their
work and are making verv satis
factory progress,
Trv lr. Lonir cv's little Lnzv
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iivcr umers. unaranteed.
uavui Artiii) was brought in
from his home over south several
days ago and now lies at J. 15.
uussins home very dangerously ill
wiin out uttic nope ot tits recovery
u, moeiecKe uas succeeded in
recovering the horse which lie lost
several kl.iys ago. It is not known
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wuuuiec uie uorse straved or was
stolen hv some one who. when lm
discovetcil that it was lame, turned
it loose,
The work of writing un the batch
of county warrants has been com
menced tllld in tun rlnvu tlu lionrto
of nuineVous people will be made
glad by;i slice of county funds, as
cash will be naid for all 1R'))
warrants.
Pruit Taro at Wilcox Department
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A SriOllnl (mill irlll l.invn l.nrn
nine o'click to-niLMit for Hprsluv
It will cftrry a load of merry-makers
UOUIHl Icir tllo ClailPi u-lin-li i tr, lm
given in) Scebcrger &. Co's big hay
oarn tofiignt. rue dance promises
to eclnc any social event which
has occi rrcd iu western Nebraska
Western Washers
Large Clevis
Singletree Clevis, 2 lor
12-inch Flat File
14-inch Flat File
Babbitt Metal, 2 squares for
12-quart Galvanized Pail
One-half pound Box Copper Rivets.
Alligator Wrench
24-inch Go Devil Steel each
Mrs. Pott's Irons, per set
Maynard Irrigation Shovel
DeVoo's Best Mixed Paint per gallon
Gilt ICdge Shoe Dressing 20c
j jewel urovvtt Shoe Polish 10c
.urn iilt gauoii. i.-ui
Woodman Linseed Oil, per gallon 55c
for lo tlise many moons.
Price
the Citv
men am
abidiiiL'
disturb
the per
our sole
the bust
to fairly push them all over
livigin wmte and col
lored shirts $1. Cheaper shirts for
bos 50c and 7bc.
Star Cr,oT"iN; Housi:.
The ipceiul serenity of this law
Kommunity was very much
t Weiinesday morning when
le awoke to the fact that
ind or.ly piece of statuary,
tl'if Siduev Dillon. Sr.. li.nl
disappeared from the park around
the superintendent's ollicc. Ru
mors Ot itnlditiirllt nmrniiflnrfi ivin
afloat and mutters of vengeance to
be wreiikod upon the head of anv
one who could be so base as to steal
such a work of art. were bonnl.
When the editorial
passed tliroiii.li here several weeks
ago one editor asked if that was
Bryan's tatne. It is understood
that thi remark rankled in ili.
breast of the statue to such an ex-
tent that it decided to steal aw.iv
and hide its head for very shame,
and this, it proceeded to do with
itance of a team of horses
fon during the darkness
y night
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WEATHER PRICES.
HARDWARE DEPT.
GROCERY DEPT.
.$3,00
. 10c
. 15c
. 17c
Pint Bottle Horse Radish 10c
Tumbler of Jelly iQc
Comb Honey per pound 15C
Atiucrson s Jam per can,
sci California Peaches tier can : . .
ico riif,,-..:.. .i tit .
vi.niuiiii.1 i-jr i-uiiiiB cans lor....
20c California Grapes 2 cans for
18c California Chcrrlon tr mi
15c Pine Annie ner can
Baby Klitc Shoe Polish
30c
.51.00
, 1.20
1.40
10c
15c
25c
25c
15c
10c
10c
''') Powdered Borax per pound
'"-. Oil Sanmina tinr.vm
DRY GOODS DEPT.
Lawns, per yard
Kearney Home Muslin ner vd
42-inch Pillow Tubing per yard
Mosquito Netting per bolt
Good Apron Ginghams, per yard
Fine White Goods per yard, 10c to.. .,
Good White Flannel per yard
Canton Flannels tier vard. 5c and
Lining Cambric per yard 04c
03c
04c
12J
45c
05c
25c
25c
08c
HARNESS DEPT.
Hamc Straps
Trace Chains
1-incli 18-Foot Lines
Breast Snaps
Good Heavy Team Harness, yi inch
Breast Straps, 11 Pole Straps, 1-inch
18-Foot Lines, Good Wool Faced
Collars, Per Set S21.00
Buggy Nets, Team Nets, Leather Team
Nets, Saddles, etc.
Mustard Sardines tier can
Mustard Sardines, large size, per can
McNcal Si Libby Plum Puddinir nr can
10 McNcal & Libby Wiener-Wurst prcan
Me ?!c5ca! lAbby VlZ' Fcct Pcr ca-
1,cMcNeal A: Li liy v.nt t ..r
S2.50 1 Boneless Chicl Jon ntr f n n
05c) Potted Ham per can
Condensed Milk 3 cans for !!
Condensed Cream 2 cans for
Battle Ax Tobacco, per lb
Horse Shoe Tobacco, per lb
Standard Navy Tobacco, per lb
Table Salt. 2 sacks for..
Kerosene Oil, pcr gallon
NOTION DEPT.
Thread 3 spools for 10c
04c
50-yd CorticclH Sewing Silk
Amsterdam Silk Mitts tier nair 25c
White Cotton Tape pcr roll 01c
s Dress Shields pcr pair 08c
J Binning Ribbon per piece 12c
I Invisible Hair Pins pcr box 02c
Fine Belt Buckles 50 and 65c
Ladies' Muslin Drawers 25c to SL.50
Ladies' Night Gowns 50c to $2.00
Ladies' White Skirts 40c to $2.65
Corset Covers 20c to 85c
Ladies' Crash Dress Skirts 45c
Ladies' White Dress Skirts 70c to $2.25
Ludies' Covert Dress Skirts. .. ,90c to $2.25
Velveteen Skirt Binding, per yd 3c
I'ns 2c to $1.50
Goods marked in plain figures and sold at One Prico for Cash Only.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE
NORTH PLKTTE, NEB.
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Railroad Notes.
liuginc No. 1710 came in with ;i
Hat tire yesterday. Its tires will
probably all have to be turned.
F. F. Godso and his gang of sur
vcyors arc at work to-day laying
out new tracijs tor-iiic round House
Lngine 816 is iu the shops for
liljht repairs, and entrine 740 is
uoing uouuie duty until tormer is
out.
W. N SaU
trip to ,la i
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fyre'-aHt: (iviu;i-;lly fair to
lay; rgntuntril warm. tu
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frlenilH last nlijlit at a par-
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nu-rt.ilnliiu If.-iiiir. H ui Hi,.
iiH-ht ' Tlie Wi'ddlni: .iiiioiik
unit e Stuart made t lit.- rin,,t
it ai lati.ni and auirdi.l j.
Il.l or Kltimlkr n.rhid ili('
pi ie. lit li. i. (ti jelri .limeniN
id Un
H.ill!
Makes the food more delicious
fiyVBB.
Ind wholesome
The order comoelUnir ballast
trains to con hue their snet-d to
fifteen unles an hour has been
annulled,
The Q. S. L. and C. P. connee
tions of train No. 2 were vurv much
delayed yesterday by a washout
west of Laramie.
Chas. B. Thompson has rosimied
his position as brakemau and will
return to Broken How where he
wil go into business with his
father,
IMic Colorado Snccial on the
Union Pacific has been domf a
tremendous business for several
days on account of the low Colo
rado rates from eastern' points.
The wreckinir outfit returned
from the wreck near Bradv Tues-
day night. The wreck did not
prove to be a serious one and the
damatrc was soon rnnaiw-il. 'Pin,
cause is still an unknown quantity.
flie men iu all ilcmirttniMits of
the shops will work four hours to-.
morrow and every Saturday after
ward until turt ler not ce. T iU
gives the men forty-nine hours pcr
week regular time, nine hours
more a week than under the old
schedule,
lSuirinc No. 880 has come out nf
the shops at Omaha and been turn
ed over to the tender mercies of
Cyclone Bill" ol the First district
to be broken iu so that it will
develop speed enough for Geo.
Austin to break the record on the
Second,
The number ofcuuiuu crews on
the Second district has boon tie.
creased to fourteen and on the
Tihrd has been decreased tQtwelve.
This throws tpvcu more men an
the list pf extra engineers making
scienlceu on that list. J no. Wein
bertreraud Jno. Baker are the day
hostlers and D. Moynahan and IC.
Hrickson are the 'night hostlers.
The decrease in the number of en
gine crews is due to the large en
gines but the men who have been
placed on the extra list will prob.
ably make as much as t',;ey did
when they were on the. regular list
as the enghieeis on the 1 Toll's can't
st.iudthe strain of continual run
ning ou them as they mu m very
hot anil thety a co on the road so
long. The number of train crews,
fifteen on the Third and sixteen
on the Second, remains the name.
Hinder for Sale.
A second baud McCorinick binder
for sale cheap.
hiiquire of Mn.To.s" Doomttm:,
Receiver.
Vov Rent.
Handsome reticence in west end.
grss'hiwn, shade trees and
barn. ' ,'
T. C. PATTUKSWiN.
WANTED.
Harrington & Tobin want
30 cars now baled Hay
for immediate delivery.
Highest cash prico paid
ASK
any ot tne tollowing persons
wnat tuey tninlc ot tlie
Vnpor Bath Cabinet
they each have one:
Mrs. Watte.
Ihhuu Dillon.
W. W. llirpo.
N. A, Davis.
I. N. Iloiinor.
MissTliooloek.
U. L. llliiek,
Mrn. Swarthoiit.
Thtw. O'Nonl.
(J. T. Wholan.
Mr". Tobin,
). L. Minor.
W. V. Hoiitthnd.
Ifonry Waltoinatli.
L R IliiHtiiiKH.
Hov. Haloy.
O. S. Clinton.
W. T. Wileox.
Mrs. CoIuiiihii.
John Status.
Mrs. Ii. Fnrrhifiton.
Grooly Uiindy.
(. Vr. Vroinai).
II. W. Ihrd.
Mrs. W. If. Ouly,
( J. H, Hiisttinu.
violin WoiHuerlwr,
A. M. Mason,
J. W. Hush.
Dr. Hudoll.
John 11. Day.
Oils AndoiHoii,
Mth. II. (j. Unnnio.
D. M. IIojjHolt.
tloH. CiiHoy.
O. L. WillinniH.
JuiIko Unldwin.
(J. I' Mock,
$tJ.OO.
Willi llWt Atlai liliient to Ml.
0. M, NEWTON, Local Agt.
NOTIfK IOU I'llll.K A'MO.S.
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mil ur Iihh ilk., nolle,, ., ,r ) nt cut l ti In iirik.i
mini irHr lu ftijiiM.it i.fln.r rlnlm, mill llmt miI.I
irii.if will lm iiiii.li.lntfiiin lii.;Uliir i.m.I lt...'iM,
lit Nnrlll I'llitln, Ni l n Aiiiit iVIlli, HU1. vlit
la.l.lIN OI.HON.
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ciiiillHiiiitiH rtwlilmict, iii.iii iiikI eulHiiUn il wilil
Iiiii. viz: CliiirliiH Oiu mi t N- o. .VmlurHHi. Iltmry
M' Ihoii i ninl Amlri" W,iiui, ullof Hiiniiutb,
Jtl-ll vlWlliOE K. Vllf.vrill, ll,.K,lur.
t. II. IJIIMUNIW. J. M. C'Al.lltil'N
Esmonds & Oalhoiiu
LAW AND COLLEOTION3.
Over I'imtiinite. VOI4TII l'I.A'n.T NUIl
gm wrwifnti w ww wnir w w itfununinMintf ltrmmffl
Carriages, Buggies, Road Wagons,
Carts, Spring Wagons,
Latest Styles and Best Quality for tho Prico.
BARB WIRE AND STAPLES. . n , . T .
PUMPS, PIPES AND FITTINGS, A OomplotO Lino
WIND MILLS. MACHINE OIL, AXLE GREASE.
Latest Improved and Best
WALKING )
siSy Listers.
HADQER, )
HD?flc j CHWvators.
one now, )
two now, Cultivators.
THIlEEnOWj 3
Tho Oolobrated Erway 3-Row Cultivator,
JOS. HERSHEY.
I.ocusl St., North Platte, Neb.
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Just remember that Davis the Hardware
Mm carries a full line of hot weather specialties
- Refrigerators, which will use the least ice and
keep the coolest of any, Icecream Freezers, Wire
Netting and Screen Doors, all grades of llofe,
and every conceivable variety of Nozzle and
Sprinkler. All at prices to suit tho average pock-etbook.
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