L9cayejys,jn,Bfief.
A girl wa8 born to Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Redmond Wednesday morn
ing. Dennis' happiness is bound
less. Dr. Hannah, Osteopath. Office
opposite Hotel Ncville.North Platte
Wednesday Mrs. W. J. Patterson
celebrated her seventy-eight birth
day bv entcrtaininc a few inti-
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mate friends at an afternoon party.
A car ot Early Ohio seed potatoes
at W. F. McGlonk & Co.
John Corbctt. of Wallace, has
purchased a lot in Hinman's addi
tion and contemplates moving a
house over from Wallace and becom
ing a permanent resident.
Horses for Sale by Jos,
Hershey. ,
The high school pupils have en
joyed the windy weather this week
because it gave them a holiday
on account of the decision of the
architects that the building was
unsafe Inn high wind.
Don't fail. to attend the grandest
display of Pattern Hats, Toques
and Bonnets; ever brought to this
city, at Rcnnies', April Dili, 10th
and 11th.
J. B. Jeter was i Ogalalla yester
day as a witucsb ut the trial of the
three boys who stole the tail lights
from one of the trains and after
wards smashed several of the win
dows in one of the coaches,
T'(Rcd River Early Ohio Seed pota
tocB at McCullough & Carter's,
At the mortgaged cattle sale held
by the First National Dank at the
Cody ranch Wednesday forty-four
head of cattle were disposed of.
The average price paid for steers
was twenty-four dollars, for year
lings sixteen dollars and for cows
$37.75. The cattle were formerly
owned by Gus Heckler. MoBt of
them were sold to local parties.
Dutchess Trousers arc ready
lor spring; 10 cents a button, $1.00
a rip. Prices as low as $1.35 and
upwards, for men and boys. Sec
them. Star Clothino House.
The people living in the south
ern part 01 town Had quite a scare
Tuesday afternoon on account of a
fire which started on the prairie
between the river and town and
gained considerable headway be
fore it waB discovered. As a strong
wind was blowing at the time the
. fire spread, over considerable ter
ritory before it was extinguished
but fortunately it did no particular
damage,
'i lie nubs millinery opening
will be held on Wednesday and
Thursday, April 11th and 12th
All of the ladies arc cordially in
vitcd to attend it and sec one of the
finest displays of up-to-date millin
cry ever made in North Platte.
Prof. Barbour of the state mil
versity has contented to deliver
lecture before the W. N 15. A. on
Friday evening, April 27th. His
subject will probably "be the Ycl
lowstone Park" and it will be il
lustratcd by views which he took
while he was making a tour of the
valley. Prof. Dexter, one of the
faculty of the Colorado State Nor
mal School at Greeley, will deliver
a lecture on the second evening
Saturday.
Special price on one. two
and three inch pipe.
Job. Hershey.
Sheriff Hayes came up up .Irora
Lexington Tuesday evening and
took charge of Maggie Welch, the
insane woman that Sheriff Kelihcr
arrested near Hershey lust week.
He took her to Lexington'. Wednes
day morning and she will probably
be tken from there to the asylum
at Norfolk. She had been in Lex
ingtoc for a few weeks when bIic
started to walk west and her sister
had sworn out a warrant charcinir
her with insanity but. when Sheriff
itnyes went to arrest her lie round
l lint she bad left town and until
he received Sheriff Keliher's letter
he ha"d been unable to find any
iracc;oi tier.
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We Give
Particular
Attention
To our Children's Clothing Depart
ment, arc always on the alert to ob
tain the choicest and nobbiest things
to be had in the markets. We can
supply- your boy with the finest gar
ments in the laud ut moderate cost.
No such goods were ever before
brought to the North Platte market.
Our stock of cheap and medium priced
goods is nil you can ask, and the prices
ate worthy of your consideration.
Ail Wool Suits, ages 8 to 16, for $2.50.
Cheaper grades as low as $1.35.
Mother's Choice Suits as" low as x this season. Some are
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made with double-breasted vests, just like his pa's, as low as
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ONE PRICE AND PLAIN FIGURES.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
W. A. VOLLMER, Proprietor.
Across thc-Btrcct from old location.
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STOOK OP
I WALL PAPER
Prices from 10 cents per double
run up
C. M. Newton. 3
Zulabelle Hibner intcrtained a
number of her little trienda at a
party Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. P. Kirchgestner went to
Gothenburg Wednesday morning
to spend a few days visiting her
son Utto.
A one-day term of district court
to hear some motions and settle
some uulinlslicu business will ue
held here Saturday, April 28th.
Geo. Buzssa has decided to become
a merchant and next week will put
in a stock of dry goods in the south
half of the store room now occupied
by U. G. Sawyer.
Newell Uurritt was thrown from
his buggy Wednesday afternoon
while he was returning home and
received a very ugly gash on the
left side of his head and several
stitches were necessary to close it,
The accident happened not far
from the Bratt school house, For
tunately J. W. Payne was a wit
ness of the accident and came to
Mr. Burritt's assistance. The
horse ran away and pretty
thoroughly wrecked the buggy.
Mr. Payue brought the injarcd
man to town and took him to MC-
Cube's drug store where his wound
was urcsscu,
flEftVY tfRftDWAHE.
14-inch Blauk Lister Lay, Reg
ular Pattern $1.05
lG-iuch Blank Lister Lay, Reg
ular Pattern 1.20
14'iuch Blauk Lister Lay, Hup-
good 1.05
16-inch Blank Lister Lay, Han-
good 1.20
14-inch Plow Lay 1.10
10-inch Plow Lay 1.25
14-inch Finished Ulster Lays
to fit Canton, John Deere or
Eagle LiBtcrs 1.75
Cultivator Shovels each 45c,
per set 1.75
Wilco DBpMtipfi $toi?e.
Supt. Baxter has granted Perry
Sitton a four months' leave of ab
flt'iice in order that he may accept
the position of superintendent of
construction of the new high schoo
building.
I or Sai.k A boarding honse;
income $150 per mouth. Inquire at
this office.
Geo. Schlopp, of Ft. Maduon,
is out here looking after his prop
crty northwest of town. He is veiy
well tatisficd with the returns for
the first year and is of the opinion
that Nebraska is a first class
state.
James M. Kay, Lawyer.
Don't fail to attend the grandest
display of Pattern Hats, Toques
and Bonnets, ever brought to this
city, at Kennies', April Dili, 10th
and 11th.
iiorsebuycrs are very niucli in
evidence in JNortu iJiattt now-a
days and they are paying a pretty
fair price for the animaU. A
carload was shipped yesterday t
to B. W. Ward, of Chicago, who
has had two buyers here for sever
al days. Part of the carload was
purchased in this vicinity and par
of them in Logan couuty.
EASTER
I FOOTWEAR.
Less than two weeks in which to choose
the now shoes for the first appearance
in the now spring toggery. Plenty here,
hut early choice advised. Hero you'll'
find
New Shoes for Man
New Shoes for Women.
New Shoes for Boys.
New Shoes for Girls.
New Shoes for CliiUlreit.
And every pair rightly constructed, cor
rectly styled, economically priced.
Yellow Front Shoe Store,
Geo. M. Graham, Mgr.,
Three Doors South of P. O. North FUtte, Neb,
People and Events.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Whelan
are planning a trip to i'aris tills
summer.
Mrs. Susan Hoover left yester
day morning for Fremont where
he expects to spend several
mouths visiting relatives.
Albert Schatz has returned from
Omaha where he went to take his
examination before the state board
for a barbcr'B certificate.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Roche re
turned Wednesday attcrnoon from
a lew days visit at umalia and
other points.
Mr. and Mrs. 10. J. Baker, who
lave been visiting the laltcr's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Mathews,
for a few weeks, will return to Mc
Cook today.
Building Operations.
S. Kcinpton lias purchased a lot
on west Sixth street and is it con
sultation with ths builders con
cerning the erection of a house.
Work upon it will probably be com
menced within a week.
Mrs. C. M. Duncan 8 cottage in
the western pa"t of town ia rapidly
approaching completion. It is now
in the hands of the painters.
Sam Moraut will soon com
mence the erection of a $2,000 res
idence upon his lots in the western
edge of town. He has already part
of the material on the ground.
Work upon the connection be
tweeu the two Harrington &
Tobiu storerooms will be com
menced next week. The firm has
concluded not to widen the Dewey
street building at present.
M. b. Kcbliauscn is having a
very commodious five-room cottage
constructed on his lots in the
southern part ot town.
Considerable progress has been
made on Fred Weigand's residence
which is being build on the lot
which he recently purchased from
W. C. Reynolds.
For Kent. 1 urnisued room.
Inquire of Mrs. Edith Gautt.
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Easter Novelties
in fashionable
HATS -AUSHD 0-A.3PS
of all kinds that are the latest
fashion, correct in shape and
nobby in style. A new hat for
Easter Sunday is indispensa
ble, and you are sure of find
ing just what you want at
Klilcox Department Store
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The Western Nebraska Educa
tiott Association will meet
at North Platte, . April 27 and
28. Att excellent program ha
been prepared. The best musical
talent of the city has haB been pro
cured. Prof. 10. II. Barbour oi the
State Universityof Nebraska, will
give an illustrated lecture on Tiie
Yellowstone Park," and Prof. 10, A"
Dexter, of the University of Color
ado will also give, an illustrated
lecture on "The Great Universities
of the East." We ask for the
hearty co-operation of the people of
North Platte 111 making these
meetings a success.
Jknnib Bi Wnm:,
Sec'y W. N. 10. A
Round and Half Round
Stock Tanks, all sizes, ior
sale by Jos. Hershey.
Matt Walsh, who was formerl
night foreman of the car gang, ha
gone to work 011 the rip track
a a
uuviu iMiti&nni succeeded Hun as
night foreman. The change wa
made because Matt was tired
night work.
Redwood Stock Tanks for sale,
Beat on earth. Sizcb 6 to 16 feet
C, F. InmNos.
Fred Hoisinger completed hi
work of nppraisiuir the recentlv
added part of the Ft. McPhcrson
military reservation Wednesday
and the following day returned
to bin home in Ohio. Supt. Dow
and D. W. Baker assisted him in
the work,
Wall Paper.
Wc arc showing an exceptionally fine line of
Wall Paper of the newest designs. If you
you contemplate papering your house, call
and see our stock. We can suit you in both
style and price.
E. B. WARNER.
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NEW SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS
AT RENNIE'S,
At Ronnie's you can save what you would waste
elsewhere, beoausc wc live up to our motto and
never deviate from the standard we set for our
selves to "Give the best possible value at the lowest,
possible price." Add to this the fact that Rennie's
leads in style and beauty, and that there arc genu
ine bargains every day in the week at Rennie's.
Every week is a good week in our Dress Goods De
partment, where only reliable goods find shelf and
counter space. We now have some unusually
tempting values. We have just rccciyed direct
from New York a beautiful line of
Novelty Silks, Taffetas, Persian Foulards,
Crepe de Chine, Printed Indias, Etc.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, Belts,
Umbrellas, Hosiery and
Underwear in Endless Variety.
We have just received the most complete and se
lect stock of Carpets Moquettes, Velvets, Axmin
stcrs and Body Brussels we have ever shown.
Also fifty pieces of Ingrains, and an elegant line of
Rugs, Tapestry Curtains and Lace Curtain.
Call and inspect our stock before, buying-. Wc can
please you and save you money.
RENNIE'S. RENNIE'S-
F. W. C. Able was up from Wil-
lard yesterday transacting business.
II. S. Ridgely was m Julesburg
last night attending to some legal
business.
Engine No. 888 was sent to the
shops at Omaha yesterday for a
general overhauling.
The Fair is prepared ior a big
rush during their opening Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday.
An unusually large number of
weary Willies have been in evidence
this week. Both the city and rail
road policemen are drillintr them
out of town as rapidly as possibie,
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Davis'
daughter Maud is very dangerously
ill with rheumatism.
Tde World-Herald is authority
tor a statement that a Chicago
syndicate is negotiating with the
Union Pacific land department for
the purchase of 140.000 acres ot
land lying between Gothenburg and
North Platte and that if they suc
ceed in purchasing it they will also
make an effort to obtain control
of the intervening sections. The
purpose for which the syndicate
proposes to use the land is not
known.
I We Solicit Good
I Thirty Day Accounts.
There are some merchants doing business in
town who are so suspicious of your honesty that
they refuse to trust you over night. Are they
entitled to your trade? We guarantee as good
p service and values with the courtesy of a line of
" credit. "
Morning Glory Patent Flour
8 A word in regard to Flour. We are exclusive agents for
3 Morning Glory Patent. It is guaranteed by the miller to
make asifine a bread atid as many loaves to the sack as
rjg any flour produced in the U. S. A. a broad guarantee
tfj but the miller is back of it. Only One Dollar a sack.
$ GARDEN SEEDS
Y - We sell the Rush Park Seed Co's bulk Garden Seeds,
W also their package garden and flower seeds, which we sell
VP six packages for hvcuty-five cents.
Yellow Bottom Onion Sets 10c per qt
Fancy Kentucky Blue Grass Seed 12c per lb
3 Fancy White Clover ,20c per lb
Pure Early Ohio Potatoes 05c per bu
:3 Kerosene Oil 16c per gal
140 lb Sack No. 1 Salt 85c
3 2 Sacks Table Salt for 05c
On Time Yeast 2 packages for 5c
5 Yeast Foam 2 packages for 5c
XXXX Coffee 2 pounds for 25 cents
Arbuckle Coffee 2 pounds for 25 cents
Lion Coffee 2 pounds for." 25- cents
uruers taKen ior uoiaeti or German Millet, Cane Seed
or any other field or grass seed which we do not have in stock.
The highest prevailing prices paid for Butter and Eggs. 3
THE HUB GROCERY CO.,
Dewey Street. Telephone No. 27. NORTH PLATTE.
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