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FIFTEENTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, 1899.
NO. 89.
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stbnftciS&or WAGONS
Woocliijafjsee Wiclirfllis,
Carriages, Buggies, Road Wagons,
Carts, Spring Wagons,
Latest Styles and Best Quality for tho Price.
BARB WIRE AND STAPLES. iri-.n
PUMPS, PIPES AND FITTINGS, A OOmpletO LlUO
BALE TIES,
MACHINE OIL, AXLE GREASE.
-JOS. HERS HE Y
Locust St., North Tlatte, Neb.
j JUST AT PRESENT $
I - STOVES I
Arc our specialty, and the line wo are showing is ?
c iibiiu iuu oiuuuuiuai wu jiiivu uvui unci, nutu"
ers in many styles and sizes, both for hard and g
J6 soft coal. And ranges, lots of them. On stoves ?g
16 we lead, we sell more than any other dealer be- fff
cause we have THE stock. Jf
jj IL.- ZDTTIS. J
G. F. IDDING8
. ILvLrcLfoex, Coal
and Q-xa,Irx
Yards and Elevators at
North Platte, Neb.,
Sutherland, Neb.,
Julesburg, Colorado.
NORTH PLATTE MILLS,
(C. I IDDINGS.)
Manufacturer of
HIGH AND MEDIUM GRADE FLOUR
BRAN AND CHOP FEED.
Order by telephone from Newton's Book Store.
( $ '$ $ 'i $ $ 'i i' 'i' i' $ $ $ $
IF IT'S IN THE
DRUG LINE
T BUY IT OF
I STREITZ. I
You can bank on it being
0 fresh and as represented. 4f
Hardware and Furniture.
Wo carry the BEST line of Stoves on the Market
Radiant Home Base Burners, Air Blast
Heaters, Riverside Oaks, Steel Ranges
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A Oomploto lino of Pumps, Pipes, Fittings, Windmills
and Towers. Also Carriages, Buggies, Spring
and Farm Wagons, Etc.
rmcns that nrsmr comtistitiox. .
Victor B. Meyer, - North Side, t
Entortainod Tho L&wyorn.
W. T. Wilcox entertained the
legal bar of the city and a few
others at a dinner party Wednesday
evening' at his home, which proved
an event that will not readily be
effaced from the memory of those
present. The dinner was in the
nature of ratification of the election
of Judge II. M. Grimes, and that
gentleman was the guest of honor.
Plates were laid for eighteen, and
as the guests were seated pink and
white carnations were found at
each plate. The pieces dc rcsis
tence were two immense turkeys,
one at each end of the table, in the
dissection of which the host was
assisted by Judge Iloaglaud. The
menu was varied, excellently pre
pared and nicely served, the whole
reflecting much credit upon the
lady of the house. As the dinner
progressed it was demonstrated that
lawyers arc possessed of excellent
appetites, and that the wile of each
one present can easily reach his
heart by giyiug him plenty good
food.
Following the dinner two hours
were spent in smoking, spinning
yams aud relating varied exper
lenccs, and those two hours were
just as pleasant as the hour aud a
half spent around the board. At
10:30 the guests departed thanking
the host and his lady for the pleas
ures of the evening.
Those present were: Messrs
Grimes, Hinman, Patterson, J. S.
and W. V. Hoaglaud, Davis, Deeler,
Muldoon, Halligan, Ridgely,
French, Evans, Ray, Elder, Cary,
Scharmann and Bare.
A Banquet to Sister Antoinette.
oisier Antoinette, a lortner in-
structress.in the Navtty School in
this city, but now of Concordia,
Kansas, spent a few day in town
this week, and on the eve of her
departure for home was tendered
a banquet by the class of 1895, and
of which she was a tutor. The
banquet was held at the convent
Tuesday evening and proved a
most pleasing event to Sister
Antoinette, as wen as to tlie mem
bers of the class Misses Nellie
Austih, Annie Rebhausen, Jennie
Frazier, Kate McGlonc, Maggie
Kellv and Mamie O'Hare. The
trials and vexations as well as the
joys and pleasures of the school
days of the class were rehearsed
aud responses were made to
toasts. A very nicely prepared
spread added to the enjoyment
of the evening. In addition to the
honored guest and the members of
the class there were present at
the banquet Father Haley and
the sisters of the local parochial
school.
Woary of Marital Ties.
That marriage is, in Bonie in
stances, a failure is demonstrated
by the fact that at the term of dis
trict court next week six petitions
for divorce will be heard by the
presiding judge. The married
couples who desire to have the
marital cord cut asunder by judic
ial action are as follows, the first
named being the plantiff in the
respective suits: -Elizabeth. Van-
Sickle aud Lorenzo VanSicklc;
George Wagner and Laura Wag
ner; Lena-Miller and Dudley Miller;
Sarah E. Loan and Patrick Loan:
Dora A. Mangold and Harry W.
Mangold; Thomas German and
Blanche German.
This is the largest number of
divorce cases that has ever been
docketed for one term of court in
this county. Attorneys believe
that a decree will be granted in
each of the above cases.
"Sido Traoicod" "
Horatio Xerxes Booth, the hum
orous vagabond in "Side Tracked"
who mutt be credited with liavinir
ived a longer life tneatrically
speaking than the majority of
characters of this class, will again
present himself at the opera house
Mondav evening, Dec. 4th, for tne
purpofee 01 creating hilarity.
bide Tracked" is etnoyinir its
usual prosperity this season and
the company is said to be a verv
clever one. While the character's
of the play have not been changed
tlie seme equipment has been
greatly enlarged and this season's
specialties are said to be wonder
fully clever.
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BETWEEN TUB ItlVEUS.
Joseph II. McConncll aud Miss
Grace Viola Brown were united hi
marriage at the home of the bride s
parents Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Brown
on Thursday, Nov. 30th, in the
presence of relatives and a number
of invited guests. Rev. Evans, of
Hershcy, officiating. After the
ceremony a bountiful repast was
spread to which all present did
ample justice. Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Conncll will reside the coming
winter in the south part of the
jBrown residence in Hershey. May
;pcacc and happiness ever be their
'lot is the wish of their many friends
in this country.
There will be quarterly meeting
services at Hershey next Sunday
and Monday, Dec. 3rd and 4th,.
Presiding Elder Moore will occupy
the pulpit Sunday at 11 a. m. in
stead of Sunday evening as was
first stated.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gummcrc
are rejoicing over the advent of a
new daughter at their home on the
morning of Nov. 28th. All doing
well, especially Chas.
Some of the citizens of Nichols
and vicinity want a Christmas tree
at the Nichols school house Christ'
mas eve.
Miss. Garnctt Mickelscrt, of Her
shey, is visiting O. M. Gunncll's
family at Paxtou.
Seeberger & Co, shipped a car
load of hogs west from Hershey to
day (Friday.)
Rev. Evans went to Paxton on
business Wednesday, returning
Thursday morning.
hi. F. Seeberger, of Hershey, has
been at the county metropolis under
a doctor's care this week.
The Anderson family formerly of
Nichols are now domiciled at North
Platte.
Charles Toilhou lost one of the
hnest young draft horses in the
valley by death the other day
which it is thought was caused
from inflammation of the bowels.
iN. ii. hpurrier is feeding twenty
live bead of two year steers and
has about seventy head of hogs
in the yard with them.
R. W. Calhoun has been erect
ng some cattle Bheds recently on
his place at Nichols . He bought
several head of cattle down from
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CAPES AND
1 JACKETS.
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An outer garment must have a swell, stun
ning style or you won't like it, but besides
that, it must have the right kind of mate
rial, making and fit, and above everything
else must havo a low price, that in connec
tion with tho stunning stylo will help you
to like it. Our prices are as low as hon
esty will allow, and our garments will
make tho wearer feel well dressed and
comfortable
1 S. RICHARDS. . THE FAIR.
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DENTIST.
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the north a few days ago.
Geo. Hackney lias returned from
few days stay in Big Springs,
single handed as usual.
The potson fiend has been work-
ng havoc lately on the canine pop
ulation of the hamlet of Hershey.
Mrs. Win. Eves was visiting in
the village of Hershey the first of
the week.
The majority of the farmers in
the valley are at the present time
putting in their best licks in the
corn field aud they are making them
count.
The old canal company is paying
five cents a biibhel for "shuckintr"
their corn delivered at Hershey.
Messrs. Symons and Adams of
the county seat are doing some
carpenter work on J. L, Stickler's
residence at Hershey.
W. II. Hill, of Hershey, trans
acted business at Paxton Monday
afternoon in connection with the
W. W. Young lumber yard in that
village.
Miss Alma Show, of Omaha, is
guest of her sister Mrs. G. L. Mudd
til
It
Do Tin's
Don't tnko in
ternal mutli
cincs before
the little one
comes. Thoy
endanger the
health of both
mother and
babe.
MOTiEll'S FRIEND, tlio pood and
long-tricd external Iininn.nl, will rtliovo
tho early distrcos and tho later pains bet
ter than anything else in the world. Its
cood effects are most marked not only
beforo childbirth, but during tho ordeal
itself and afterward. Distress is over-
como by it pains lessened labor short
ened and BiiDsequent Hangers avowee,
Sold t,y DriiralutJ tor $1 a buttle.
8iii for our freo lllntrtL! book on thn ol.tl,
THE BRAPHEID REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, C.
iy Fine Cfoum and Bridge Work a Specialty. 2
f OFFICE OVER STREIT7S DRUG STORE. M
RHEUMATISM CURED !
SCIAM
A written Bnarantoo to rotund your motioy In thirty dnye if not ontlroly sntiefno-
torv. ItC0HlHnillvS2.no. Rnnil i nlnmn fnr lmntrlnf ll !. n.
dorful euro. Address REX RHEUMATIC CO., IJox 11, HARTFORD, CONN.
on the Paxton ranch. Mrs. Mudd
did not return from Missouri br
was reported but only from North
Platte where she went to meet her
sister Miss Show.
Night agent Peterson formerly
of Hershey has been sent west aud
J. S. Flocklcr, of North Platte haB
his place at Hershey.
Daniel Glenn and wife who have
been visiting the Funklioitser fam
ily in the valley the past week
while on their way home from an
extended visit in the cast departed
Monday evening for their home at
Shelton, Oregon.
The McCouuell bovs delivered
about COO bushels of wheat at the
llershcv elevator the first of the
week at I6 cents a buBhel. It was
shipped by Seeberger & Co., the
purchasers.
The proposed $12,000 bonds to be
used in aiding the construction of
the proposed Omaha & Northern R.
R. were defeated at the bond elec
tion held in Tekamah this week.
P. P. Lund, of Plcasaiiton, has
recently lost twenty-eight head of
cattle from some mysterious disease.
The cattle seem to be in irood
health in the morning but by noon
are dead.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
O. V. HKDKM.. II. II. IIvnt
IREDELL Si DENT,
PHYSICIANS AND SUItGEONd,
OIIIooh: North I'latto National Hank
nullum, North I'latto, Nob.
W
ILCOX & HALLIGAN,
ATT011N1C VS'AT.LA W.
(COUTH PUTTK, . . . NKIIHAHKA
Office over North Matte National Hunk.
rjl 0. PATTERSON,
KTTORNBY-HT-LKW,
Office ovor Vollow Front Shoo Store
NORTH 1LATTE, NKB.
Jjl F. DENNIS, M. D.,
IIOMOEOPATIIIST,
Over First National Dank.
NOKT1I l'LATTH, . .' NEPKABKA.
JjJ E.NORTHRUP,
DBNTIST,
Ofllco ovor Modol Clothing Storo,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
A, It. Davis.
AVIS & ROACH
D'
L, K. Roach.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
NORTH PLATTE,, . . NEBRABKA
Grady Block Rooms 1 & 2.
JJ S. RIDGELY,
A1vrn llMP.v. a m.T.A tr
Ofllco in Hinman Block, Dewov street.
NORTH PLATTE, - 1 NEBRASKA
l". II, KIJMONDH. J. M. GAMI0HN
Edmonds & Oalhoun,
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
Over I'ostonicc, NOItTII PLATTE, NEU.
3,3. IIOAOLAND. W. V. Ho AO LAND.
Hoagland & Hoaerland.
ATTORNEYS AMD COUNSELORS
uraoo over
McDonald' Hank. NORTH TLATTK, NEB.
HUMPHREYS'
YU t KIN ART SPECIFICS
cuuraF,:VE,ls' Lun Vever. Mtlk Faver.
cubes 61,,lA,''v8 ImoneM, Ilhouoiattim,
cunts! WZOOTIC, Distemper.
cuuiahV0I,s. "". "ruls.
cunEsC0lT,,8t CoM". mnuonia.
cJuwjt'OLIC, Ucllyache, Diarrhea.
a.a. Prevents MISUAItlllAGE.
cubes' i KIU.W1Y & HLAUUCU MSOIlDEnS.
cukes MANGE. Skin Diseases.
cubes I "AD CONDITION, Btarlnn Coat,
COo. cochi Btablo Caso, Ten Specincs, nook-. 4o t7.
A t ilriiKHlatH or sent pri'iialJ ou rereltit or prloo.
llumpliroys' Moi icluo Co.. Cor. William & John
Bu, Nuw York. VKTKiumnY JIanuai. bent Kbek.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAL WEAKNESS
and Prostration from Ovor.
work or other causes.
Humphreys' Homoopnthlo Spoalflo
Na. 2B. In linn nvnnin vAnm V n nl..
aucoosaful romocly,
SlporvlBlpOro vials nnd largo vial powdT.for$5
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