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TUESDAY, OCT. 31. 1899.
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A. E. CADY.
There is a treat in store for
of our citizens who
out Friday evening to
ar Ai E. Cady at the court
house. Mr. Cady is one of
the most forceful and logical
speakers in Nebraska. Come
out and hear him.
Mrs. Jerry Dwycr, of Hcrshey, is
spending the day in town visiting
friends.
A. R Parsons went to Gothen
burg this morning to pave the way
for "wind jammer" Dryan.
Clitn. W. Burkland is down from
Sutherland transacting business
and watching tlic Bryan procession.
V Mr. and Mrs. II. S. White lett
tljk morning for Beatti, Kan., to
look after some property interests
near there.
The lyad'tes' aid society of the
Jttthcran Church will meet at the
home of Mrs, John Sorcnson next
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur 13. Marr came down
from Cheyenne this morning. After
visiting here Mrs. Marr will go to
Lognu county to visit relatives.
Morcy Alexander and his family
returned Sunday morning from
their eastern trip; later in the day
they left for their home in Alex
ander. Mrs. IIvenback and eon, who
had boen the guests of Mrs. Win.
Eves for ten days, have left for
their home in Williamsport. While
enroute they will visit for a few
days in Pittsburg.
A nrn Hv ttrnntr nhiL-tt lesson ill
. it l"-t'J e -i
Rwrosnerity was lurnished yesterday
when the local Union Pacific ol
ficjals were unablu to obtain five
men to work at $1 05 per day. No
men could be found, livery one
was employed.
PUlabury's Beat flour is the
hqst Minnesota Hour told in
tho west. $1.15.
V Harrington & Tobin.
Chicago forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Colder and threaten
ing tonight. Wednesday Fair and
continued coo'. The maximum
temperature yesterday was 73 the
minimum this morning 36. A year
ago the maximum was 50 and the
minimum 30.
An entertainment ijs to be given
at the Mylander log school houst
Saturday evening and quite a nurn
ber of North Platte people expect
o drjvc out and attend it. The
procepdsof the entertainment are
o be used in maintaining church
scryipes at the school liau&e.
MASON JARS."
Bints per doz , 35c.
Quarts por do 40c.
Jtaf (Jnllon por doq COc.
"VyUgoi? Oopartmont Store.
8qllyalgf3r-M.cIlQan Wedding.
Mr. Joseph Schwaiger and Miss
Mary McLean were married this
morning a St. Patrick's church by
Rev. Father Haley. The bride's
irown was a very handsome travel-
ing costme of dark blue cloth.
Miss Justine Ottman attended the
bride. The groom was attended by
Mj Joseph Grace. At the close of
the wedding ceremony the bridal
party was driven to the Hotel Ne
ville where a wedding breakfast
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Seliwai
gqr left for the east on train No. (V
The bride has grown from girl:
jiood tq womanhood in Norh Platte
Jkd js deservedly popular among
Trier associates. She is a young
lady of many attractive qualities.
The groom is a. firein.au jn the em
ploy of the Union Pacific and is a
young mail of Stirling worth.
Ilnbbor Hecks
should iio Hock's (Jbrinnn Suho. It
will nrovont reduces of skhi, ehiillniu
. , ' T A f ll. 1
innniiK mmu. wny rii
iiirnB. ntc. llenla without u spur. Md
py A.'P. Strpit?,
rench went to Omaha
spend a few days.
Frank Uacon went to Cozad this
morning to hear Senator Thurston
speak.
Coats and iackcts of all descrip
tions at Hank's.
Miss Winnie Heeler will entertain
a few friends at a Hallow E'en party
this evening.
The Redmond Company gave its
opening performance at the opera
house last night to a fair sized
audience. The performance was
above the standard of the usual
all week" companies,
Furnished rooms to rent. In
quire of Mrs. Annie F. Church.
Michael C, Harrington went to
Sidney last night to lend his dig
nity to the Bryan special.
II. M. Nichols was a passenger
on train No. 6 this morning enroute
to Florida where he will spend the
winter.
Markwood Holmes, the editor of
the Clipper-Citizen, is one of the
Bryan admirers from Lexington
who is in town today.
Win. J. Edwards, who has been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks expects to return to his
home in Ridge way, Colo., in a few
days.
Jam on M. Hay, Lawyer.
The oyster supper given at the
K. P. hall last niirht bv the A. O.
U. W. and D. of II. was not as well
patronized as the excellent supper
which they served, deserved but
they will clear a fair sum for their
abors,
A carload of good Winter Applos
now on nalo at Wilcox Dopt. Store.
Tonight U Hallow E'en, the
night sacred to the small boy and
the hob-goblins, so it will be well
to securely fasteti nil movable art-
cles although a special policeman
has been appointed in each ward to
guard against wilful destruction of
propertp.
Received our fall supply of
the celebrated Olub House
brand of canned goods.
Harrington & Tobin.
Large shipments of cattle still
continue to come in from the west
and a number of carloads have
changed hands here during the
past ten days, buyers from the
South Omaha market being on the
ilert for bargains in feeders.
Special sale on carpets and dress
goods at Reunie's.
Several carloads of mules from
the west were fed at the stockyards
yesterday. The animals were con
signed to St. Louis, the great mule
market. As almost all of the best
mules which are now marketed
there are bought by buyers for the
British army and are an uncommon
ly fine lot they will probably land
eventually in, the Transvaal region.
Do not make your Xmas gifts
but purchase them at the bazaar to
be held Nov. IQUi.
That the Union Pacific intends
to do away with the steep grades
sharp curves and the high bridge
at Hale yreeic, on biicrman moun
tain, between Che, enne and Laram
ie, there can no longer be any
uouut. iJiiring tne last lew years
a number of lines have been run so
as to avoid these difficulties, but
none were at the time found to be
practical, engineer otnueiey ar
rived in Cheyenne today from Bu
lord on the east side ot tlie moun
tain and about twenty miles west
of that city, having completed the
work of running the line for the
new cut-ofT from Laramie to that
point. This new line, which will
probably be adopted, is about 400
feet longer than, tle present road,
but in addjtiou t t',c abandon
ment of the bridge which spans
Dale creek and which is about 140
feet high, a number o( sharp curves
will bu avoided. Only one bridge
will be needed on the new line, and
that will he where Hie road will
qross Dak Creek. A 2?0foot ttui
ne will have to he constructed,
however. Bee,
renny for Your Thoughts ,
I was just thinking if you would got n
bottlo of Ups' Cherry Couch Syrun
it wiUdmuo yourcouKh and lot your
wjfo sloop boiiio to nitfht. Guaranteed.
Sold by A. V, StroU.
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Wilcox Department Store.
HARDWARE DEPT.
Stacker Ropes,
Wood Pulleys,
Iron Chains,
Pitchforks,
Bolts,
Braces,
Drill Bits,
Babbitt Metal,
Scythes,
Pitcher Pumps,
Granite Preserve Kettles,
Flour Bins,
Kitchen Sinks,
One-Half Bushels.
HARNESS DEPT.
ltf-inch Halters 85c
li-jnch Breast Straps 45c
lj-inch Pole Straps 45c
Harness Leather, cut in strips, per lb 45c
Good Heavy Team Harness, lyi inch
Breast Straps.lJ Pole Straps, 1-inch
18-Foot Lines, Good Wool Faced
Collars, Per Set $22.00
Riding Bridles. Team Bridles, Throw
Ropes with Ilondu braided in.
GROCERY DEPT.
Horse Shoe Tobacco, per lb 45c
Standard Navy Tobacco, per lb 35c
; Salt per barrel SI. 55
Table Salt, 2 sacks for 05c
Kerosene Oil, per gallon 16c
; Pearl Barley per lb 05c
Tapioca per lb 05c
; Sago per lb 05c
Oil Sardines per can 04c
9 nmimtR Prim ATnfil . . OC,
i Powdered Borax per lb 15c
; Potted Ham per can 05c
; Stoneware, per gallon 10c
CROCKERY DEPT.
Handled Cups and Saucers per set. ., . 45c
7-inch Plates per set 45c
Vegetable Dishes 12c, 15cnndI8c
Sauce Dishes per set 20c
100 Piece Dinner Sets $7.50 to ?28.00
Table Tumblers per set 20c
Thin Tumblers per set 30c
No. 1 Common Lamp Chimneys 04c
No. 2 Common Lamp Chimneyo Ode
Tubular Lantern Globes 07c
No. 2 Rochester Chimneys (Lead glass) 10c
DRY GOODS DEPT.
Kearney Home Muslin per yd , . 04c
Good Apron Ginghams, per yard 05c
Canton Flannels per yard 05c
Lining Cambric per yard 04c
Fine White Goods per yard, 10c to.. .. 25c
Straw Ticking per yard 08c
Table Oilcloth per yard 15c
Lawns, per yard 03c
Dress Prints per yd 5c, 6c and 7c
NOTION DEPT.
Thread 3 spools for 10c
50-ytl Corticelli Sewing-Silk 04c
Curling Irons 04c
Hair Pins 4 bunches for 01c
Brass Thimbles 01c
Sterling Silver Thimbles 25c
Velveteen Skirt Binding, per yd 03c
Two-quart Fountain Syringes 55c
Silk Mitts 25c to 50c
Ladies' Velvet Grip Hose Supporters. 20c
4 yards Finishing Braid 05c
Vaseline per bottle 05c
Corset Laces, per dozen 05c
Alarm Clocks 85c
White Bed Spreads 70c
Baby Ribbon per yard 01c
Bone Buttons, for Underwear, per doz- 02c
Goods marked in plain figures and sold at Ono Price for Cash Only.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
NORTH PLHTTE, NEB.
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Railroad Notes.
Gust Fries spent Sunday visiting
with his family in Omaha.
Engine No. 1715 is out of the
shops resplendent in a new coat of
paint.
Caboose No. 2040 has been taken
out of service temporarily and w ill
be repaired.
Supt. R. "W. Baxter was in town
tor a short time yesterday. He
went east on the second section of
train No. 6 in his car No. 013.
Train No. 19 has been, ri a a
special on a schedule (or several
days, everything both passenger
and freight except train No. 2 being
sidetracked for it.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Humphrey, of
Sutherland, were in town yesterday.
They came down for the purpose of
consulting u physician concerning
their rton's health.
The alterations in the office of
the Pacific Hotel incident to the
changes in the station have at last
been commenced, the workmen
having put in an appearance there
Friday afternoon.
J. C. Clinton returned Saturday
from the Wyoming division where
he has been running an engine for
several weeks. Joe says that the
weather on the hill is not exactly
balmy and springlike.
All of the engines in use were
run out of the round house yester
day and some much needed repairs
were made to nc turn table. The
table now works yery much easier,
much to the joy of the men who
have to handle t,
The mterll for the addition to
the superintendent's ofB.ce has
finally all arrived and Foreman
Fries has a large force of men at
work there. The telegraph ollicc
and battery will be moved as soon
as the addition is completed, and
then the work on the station
improvements will be commenced
in earnest and rushed to completion.
By the first of the year that part of
the work will nil be finished.
Engine No.-1813 lost a drive wheel
Sunday afternoon about midway
between Barton and Big Springs
The engine was pulling train No. 1
and was going at least fifty miles
an hour when the accident occurred.
One side of the engine was badly
wrecked and the ties for about
seven car lengths were reduced to
kindling wood. Engineer Congdon
succeeded in stopping the engine
in an exceedingly brief time other
wise the damage would have been
even greater than it was.
After Dlnnor
Tnkoonoof HeKs' Littlo Giants. Thp
ploasunt nrtor dinner pill otircs incligcq
tion. Sold by A. F. Stroltz.
John Lanktrec came in from
Omaha this morning to supervise
the Union Pacific improvements.
Engine No. 1813 was brought
down from the scene of Us grief
last night and has gone into the
shops for an overhauling.
Patrick Henry McEvoy suspended
libor yesterday afternoon donned
his ,'go-to-uieeting" garments and
went to Sidney to help arouse cal
amity enthusiasm.
The roadbed work is practically
completed for this season. One
large gang of men which has been
working on the main line was sent,
Saturday, to Cheyenne to work on a
cut-oil. The resident engineer's
office will probably be maintained
here for another month an there is
considerable clerical work incident
to the closing up of the track work.
Our people can afford to
buy the celebrated PillBbury's
Best Minnesota flour at only
$1.15 asack.
' Harrington & Tobin.
Mrs. Gillies, of the U. P. hotel,
who has had the best of advantage
in voice culture and voice building
is prepared to take a few pupils.
Pure Italian method.
Dr. Hannah, the osteopath, will
reopen his office at the Hotel Ne
ville and will be at his office in that
place Wednesday. Saturday and
Sunday of each week. Hours ') a.
m. to 4 p. in.. :vcningsby appoint
ment.
Coa,ts and Jackets for all ages of
people at nanu s
W. II. Michaels, of Harmon, and
A. P. Michaels and family, of Colo
rado City, who have been the guests
of Mr. ami Mrs. E. R Ripley on
the Park larm for the past two
weeks, left for their homes this
morning. While here they enjoyed
the pleasure of it ten days hunt
under the guidance of Mr. Ripley
All the latest styles of wraps at
Bank's.
The annual bazair and supper to
be given November ldtb, by the
ladies' guild of the Episcopal church
will equal those that' have been
held in previous yeais in many re
spects. An efiort will, be made to
supply the great demand for
embroidered center pieces, doylies,
sofa cushions etc. A tempting nip
per will be served at the usual
hour. A short programe will be
rendered for the enjoyment of the
guests. Home made candy and cut
flowers will be on sale at reasonable
prices. The public U cordially in
vited to attend.
Loose hay and baled hay
always for sale
Harrington & Tobin.
Stroltz's Drug Storo n tho place for
taVlots and Uno otntiowory, Ik't'Ks Lit
tip G,iau,t 1'UIb (or sick huadauho.
Apples! Apples!
New York. New York.
If you want a choice barrel of
Northern Spys or Baldwins,
call at once. Only a few bar-
els of BelUlowers.
Harrington & Tobin.
The best
LLOYD'S OPERA. HOUSE,
ALL THIS WEEK.
THE REDMOND
DRAMATIC AND
VAUDEVILLE CO.
IN TOWN
Can bo .'ound at
J. t mum -
Our Ten-Cent Cigars are the
equal of any.
Your attention is invited to
our fine line of Chewing and
Smoking Tobaccos and Smok
ers articles.
IS-
-PEOPLE IS
In a new and up-to-date
Repertoire of Comedies
and Dramas. A Contin
uous Show.
KEROSENE OIL.
We will deliver Oil to any
part of the city for iOc
per gallon. We take it
to the house in our. can.
Wilco Deparifeirjeritj j&oi'e.
City Property
For sale by the Receiver
of the North Platte Na
tional Uank.North Platte
No. I. I.oU It and 12, block fl. North l'lattc
Town i.oico n. iiililltlon to tuuclty of North
I'lutte, nod. Locution on inc corner 01
Sixth nml Lincoln Avcnut'M.
No. 'i Int it, block 1, of the original town
of North l'lattc!. Nebraska.
No.:). Kast half of lot l. block III), of the
original town of North l'lattc. Nubranka.
TIiIh iiropcrtv In only ono block anil a half
from tne court lioune miuare. On tho lot In a
comfortable, Htory anil a half, live room
frame houxe. Location It) on I'lftti Mtrect.
between I.ocut anil Vine streets.
No. I. I,otH I,-. :!.). A, 0,7. H. U, 10, II, 1ft, and
If), mocks In North l'lattu Town Lot Com.
Addition to the City of North I'latte, Loc.nl
tion on sixth street between Madison an
Jefferson avenues.
No. ft. Lots a ami 4. lllock !, In the orlR
Inal plat ot tho City of North I'latte, Nobras
ka. Location on Front street corner o
Ash. On Lot Ills com for table ulL-ht room
frame cottaue. Convenient to railroad anil
shop.
Albert Davis,
"Tho Kid Jowelor,"
Has just received a
stock of
new
.JHWIChRY, WATCH KS AND
CLOCKS, AM) TUB UTKST
IN I; ACE PINS, CUFF HUT
TONS AND WAIST SETS.
Only reliable floods sold and your
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iihmiuv m ii i ii vvuiy lime. i
oorin warranted.
JCffl-WitU A. Iv. Davis, Dewey St
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I.ICdAL NOTIOIJ.
Toll. 1. Hitilth, Hicks llrnthern, Kstnto of Htmonor
it iimrnn, nrct Nniional liaulc of GMnngo,
r.ulim H. Ailtuus, Abraham ltlnner k Co ,
'iVllllam II. UUtn and William II. Conlilla.
You mid flirli of mil nrn hnrnliv nntlniul ll.t
yon hiivnt)niiiifiit In tho District Court of Lincoln
County. Nobranka. by Lnwretico II, ltathbono in
(lit) action I'nlltltvl Lawrence II, luthunno T.
I.lr.lnKor Jtiilcnlt Compnnyot al, ami that unlets
you nnrwer thu piitlllnu lllml aKalnxt you In unltt
action on or lieforn Novrmlior 27, lKtt), the allcun.
tloiis ot raid petition will b taken as true and
jiiilmnont roniloreil against you nuletlntf Plaintiff's
uno in inn i.ioa ntnioi inn rtomnweiit quarter and
bold 'lliri'O nuil l'onr of Knctlon Thirty, nml llin
biut Half of till) Wont Half and I.oli One. Two.
Tlireu and Tour of Sotlon Thirty-one, nil In
inwii itii norm, oi uaiiKU l weniy-nlno went, In
Lincoln County. Nebrntkn.
I.AWJUSNUIS II. 11AT1I1 ONE. V In nt IT.
lames SI. Hay, Pill's Attorney, o'JOl
N Till! 11 ATT K 1 1 OF T1IK ESTATE OF AL
VIN O. 1IACON, Dccenneili
Tilts cauno cnino on for honrlnir nimn thn
report mid motion of Orln O llacon, iidmlnbitrn
for of Hie OHtalu of Alvlti O. llacon, deceased, for
tho roiillrinallnu ot tho nalo of the Houtlnvimt
lunrtur of Heiillnn 8, in Townchlp 10 north, of
iiiiuku i wusi, in Lincoln rmniiy, ineuraKKa) mill
laud luivliuf Im'oii mild on llm Until day of Septem
ber, IhW), by the said ndmlulatrntor by Tlrtuo of
mi order ot rale leut-d by mo on tho 10th dar of
Juno, 1HWI.
It it U thorcrnre ordered Hint all persons In
leruntud In snld nutate anneiir betoro mn on Ilia
Mb day of Nnnmilior, 18VJ, nt ono o'clock p, in..
iu my iiiui'u miiiiik in rnninuvrs ill norm i'lnuo,
Vfbrnkn, tokliow rninio why such unto should not
bo coutlruivil.
II. M OIIIMKH,
ol7:i JihIko ot tho Dlatrlct Court.
NOTIOU,
To Dudluv L, Miller, ilefondnnti You nro
hereby nolltlod Hint on the illst tiny ot AliKUtt,
i nun. .lire, i.uun aiiuur men a pumion nunuiH you
In the district court of Lincoln cuuntT.Nabraiks.
tho object nod nrayor of which are to obtain a
divorce from you on tho urnunil nt extreme cru
elly, lack of support nnd Iiatiltunl drunkenness!
ntid also priiylnif for n decree for the euro ami
ciiftodyof minor children,
you nro reipuriMi in mmwer snld petition on or
before Monday, the flthilny of NoTnmhnr. 18011.
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