Local News in Brief.
Mrs. II. Grimes will entertain
her Sunday-school class at a water
melon party this evening,
A boy baby was born Saturday
to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Iddings,
making two pair that are hard to
beat.
Thos. Ilcalcy and Miss Kath
arine Barker will be married at St.
Patrick's church at five o'clock to
morrow morning.
Jtulfre Neville was called to
Omaha Saturday morning by a tele
gram announcing the death of his
brother Dr. Neville, of that city.
Stone sidewalks will be laid in
front of the Ross and Odd Fellows
buildings on Dewey street. The
stone for the walks was received
Saturday.
Company E left yesterday fore
noon for Hastings to attend the
state encampment. The boys
looked forward to a week ol lively
fun and enjoyable experiences.
M. C. Harrington has received
a handBomc rubber tire carriage
and used it to good advantage Sat
urday in driving Senator Allen and
other fusion politicians around the
city.
J, ii. Aveline, of I2!itman precinct,
will go to New York as soon as he
can dispose of his ranch. He will
remove there for the purpose of
looking after the properly interests
of a widowed sister.
A party of local fishermen
brought in about sixty pounds of
nice fish Sunday which they caught
in.the river wcs,t of town. Among
the fish were scyeral pike which
weighed from three to five pounds.
Ike Watts, son of Mrs. M. 10.
Watt of this city, was thrown
from a mower on his farm near
Corning, Iowa, by a runaway team
last'week and received ugly wounds
on his head. The report says that
his escape from death was miracu
lous. Wc arc now showing all the
latest patterns in carpets. Prices
guaranteed right,
Ginn & WE1NOANI).
Wooi) W. White returned Sunday
from Appleton, Wis., where he
spent several days looking after his
business interests in the Stannard
Whltc Mfg, Co Mrs. White, who
accompanied him, stopped over in
Chicago and will remain there this
"week.
Walker Hainline is spending to
day in town while enroute to Hono
lulu, Sandwich Island, where he
goes to take charge of a steam
laundry at a very lucrative salary.
Ho secured the position through
15d. Grady who has been living in
Honolulu since last spring.
A Becksinith Round Oak Heat
ing Stove for sale cheap.
Mrs. H. F. JKWRr.Y.
Thos. Je iters and Miss Mary A.-
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I T-i T -: 1 1 l u .1 11H..,1
w ivev. iviruy wuni iu uiunu ibiuuu
yesterday to visit his mother for
a week.
Miss Addic Kocken returned the
latter part of the week from her
visit in the cast,
John Ottenstcin returns to
Quincy, 111., next week to resume
his studies in college.
Roy Vernon returned Saturday
evening from Wyoming, where he
spent several days fishing.
Dr. Northup is home from a
week's professional visit to Gandy
and other Logan county villages.
Mrs. W. T. Wilcox and children,
lett Saturday morning for a visit in
Denver, and other Colorado towns.
Joe McGraw, who is working at
Chappcll, came down Sunday to
accompany Co. 10 to the Hastings
encampment,
Prof, Garlich and Master Carroll
Evans, who had been visiting in
townfor ten days, returned to Co
lumbus yesterday.
W. II. C. Woodhurst went to
Seward last night to adjust a fire
loss which his com pan v sustained
at that place last week.
The W. R. C, which shared in
the profits at Iloagland's soda
fountain last Friday, netted twenty-
one dollars by their earnest work.
Mrs. W. H. C. Woodhurst and
children went to Denver Sunday
where they will visit for some time.
The trip is made with the hope that
the climate will lessen the attack ot
hay fever with which Mrs. Wood
hurst is troubled.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. White leave
next Friday for Chicago to take in
the sights during the national
Grand Army reunion to be held next
week. Mr. White will also attend
a reunion of the members of the
regiment of which he belotiged
during the civil war.
YOUNG MEN'S
CLOTHING.....
Of Proper Style and
At Reasonable Prices
Is rather difficult to find. This is be
cause there is really very little differ
ence in the cost of manufacture between
young men's and men's sizes. The only
difference is in the quantity of material
used. The tailoring costs precisely the same. Wc,
however, recognize that young men, or boys, as their
mothers prefer to call them, must have clothes of smaller
cost than men; clothes must be stronger at many points
than men's clothes. "Wc solved the problem -by simply
cutting off a big portion of our legitimate profit on Young
Men's Suits, which is the only way. wc can sell garments
of exceptional quality at popular low prices.
Young Men's or Boys' Suits
in sizes 30 to 3f inches breast measures from
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$2.50 to $10.00,
And all the in-between
for the asking."
prices. "And your money b
Otje PH'ce atjcl IPiaii? Figures.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
W. A. VOLLMER, Proprietor.
Opposite old location.
Wall Paper.
We are showing an exceptionally fine line of
Wall Paper of the newest designs. If you
you contemplate papering your house, call
and see our stock. Wc can suit you in both
style and price.
E. B. WARNER.
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It is said that the supply of ice
at the Onion Pacific houses will
not last to exceed three weeks with
the ordinary run of fruit. A meas
urement of the ice is being mailt:
today.
Joe Ottman went to Sidn'cy yes
terday and in company with other
section foremen will make a trip
today over the Third dintriet in an
observation car. These trips are
made at stated interval in order
that the foremen inny oberye the
conditions in which the respective
sections are kept.
Kuebcti lAeco is scouring the
country to find hay hands at. SI. 50
per day. Wonder how this sounds
to the IJrvanitcs who were getting
50c and 75c in 18 and who took so
much pleasure in quoting what
Bryan said to the republicans at
the Chicago convention? "You
shall not press down on the brow of
Churchijl were united in marriage labor this crown of thorns, you
at St. Patrick's church yesterday shall not crucify mankind on a cross
morning by Rev. Haley. The con
tracting parties arc well known in
town, the groom having lived here
many years. The bride, we believe,
came to thin city from Kearney.
Buy boy's clothes here and you
won't have to buy so often. Ages
3 to 1G. Prices as low as $1.35.
$1.50, $1.75, $2 and upwards.
Star Ci.otiiino Housk.
Nineteen members ot the
Kcbckah Degree, including the
working staff, went to Cozad Sat
urday morning to confer degrees on
a candidate, and to attend a picnic.
On the way home lrom the picnic
a carriage containing several
North Platte ladies was over
turned through reckless driving.
MrB. Miltonberger was Injured on
the shoulder, Mrs. Dick was con
siderably bruised and Mrs. Klein
had her lace and head scratched,
but they all considered themselves
lortuuate that the injuries were
not more severe. At the picnic
Judge Hoagland, who accompanied
theparty as chaperone, organized
two ball teams, one composed of
Cozad ladies, the other of North
PlaUe ladies, Mrs. Cunningham
being the captain of the latter.
The game, which waB won by
Co.ad by a score of ten by live,
proved very amusing. Barring the
accident the ladiep enjoyed their
viBit atCozad very much.
i Bargains in Seal Estate,
ttpv sale cheap for cash, 1 four,
1 six and 1 seven roomed house,
well located. One lf0 acre irrigated
farm with 5 acres black locust and
5 acres box elders, 13 years old, one
of the best farms in tlie vaucy.
For particulars see me.
J. K. Ottenstein.
of gold." If a man had madu as
many lalse prophesies two thousand
years ago as Bryan did in 18 they
would have stoned him to death.
Chappcll Register.
The two engines which came to
gether near Suuol were brought
down Sunday and have gone into
the shops for repairs. Both were
in pretty bad shape.
Wen. Willclti, an employe of the
u!l I , r- - -
uuiivr !uup, ioscou jvcesr, a imy
laborer at the machine shop, took
their time checks vesterdav and
will leave for other field.
John A til tier, of Dorp, whowas
in town estvrdar, says he will
have i-.vciilhnt corn this year. Lntt
year ne iai o.uuu publieis ot corn
thisve.'frhe will have more. He
iilo has. lorty stacks of small grain.
.Mr. Ambler h a good tanner ann
seems to he making money out of
Logan county land.
Prol. Boyce, chairman of the
state populist committee will ad
dress the people ot North Platte
and Lincoln county in this city on
Tuesday of next week, August 28,
Populists of the county are invited
to attend this meeting and select
delegates to the congressional con
ventioirto be held at Broken. Bow
on September 7lh.
L. Stumuns
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Yellow Front Shoe Store,
Geo. M. Graham, Mgr.,
North Platto.Noh.
Throo Dooru South of 1 O.
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Many Lady Customers
Came last wool: for the special offerings
in Tan Footwear. "We 'look for double
the number this week.
Ladies' Tail Shoes (Oxfords.)
New, stylish, handsome Tan Low Shoes, including
many patterns and weights, turn soles and weit soles,
fancy vesting or plain kid tops, mannish shapes and
dress shapes, footwear constructed by careful and
competent makers, conservatory priced at S2.5U during
the earlier part of the season. Your
choice of any pniivnbw for :
$2.00 Tan Low Shoos, now
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Tho Fool Bonoilt Concert.
The benefit concert given Alvin
Pool at the opera house Friday
evening was attended oy a, large
audience and the program rendered
suemed to give evcellent satistae
tion. The twelve numbers con
sisted of two selections by the
Parlor Koncet t Klub, vocal solos by
Mrs llershey, MUs Webber and
Mr. Bare, violin solos by Prof.
Garlichs, Mr. Pool and Master
Carrol lQvans, readings by Miss
Grace Bratt, piano solo by Miss
Jessie Bratt and a trio by Mr. and
Mrs. Doolittle and Mr. Clinton.
llic perlorrners were liberally ap
plauded and nearly all responded
with encores,
Master lOyans, of Columbus,
seven years ot age, won tlie -ap
plausc of the audience by the clever
manipulation of the violin, and he
certainly gives promise of becoming
a violinist of note.
Mr. Pool leaves tor Clncago in
about a week to enter a musical'
school for the purpose of further
perfecting himself on the violin,
The best wishes of our people will
accompany mm, and we teel cer
tain that he will make excellent
use of his time while there.
The piano used at the concert
was kindly' donated by Giuu &
Wciiigaud.
J. V. Hiles, living near Gothen
burg, has 210 acres of broom corn
which he figures will yield tifty
tons, lie will receive in tlie neigh
borhood of twenty-live hundred
dollars for the crop.
The Subject Most
Discussed.
An Important Innovation.
The Omaha Bee of last Saturday
says that an important innovation
relative to the operating employes
of the Union Pacific railroad com
pany will be inaugurated Septem
ber 1. It will be the introduction
of the system of discipline by re
cord, and after its operation begins
the suspension of employes from
duty, with consequent loss of time,
will be discontinued. Instead of
this practice, which has been in
dulged in from the beginning of
the history of the Union Pacific
system, discipline will be main
tained by reprimand, book suspen
sion or dismissal from the service.
When an employe has had a rep
rimand or a suspension entered on
his record satisfactory service for a
given length of time will cancel the
debit side ot the account. A rep
rimand will be canceled by a clean
record ot three months, five days of
suspension canceled by a clean
record of six mouths and so on
until sixty days of supsensiou will
will be wiped off the list by a clean
record of eighteen months. In this
way an employe who through some
act of indiscretion or inattention to
duty gets a suspension charge
against him, instead of being com
pelled to quit work, continues on
with his duties and by performing
satisfactory service for a certain
length of time is enabled to clear
up his record.
For Sale Forty head of cowa
and heifers, and twenty head of
brood mares. Inquire at Pawnee
Ranch or address 13. C. Baker,
North Platte.
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned
against trespassing on my farm
and hay land southwest of the city
limits. Ciias. McDonald.
Notice to Huntors.
Any violators of the game laws
in the vicinity of Hersbey will be
prosecuted. Farmers will please
notify the undersigned of any one
shooting prairie chickens or quail
during the closed season.
The Hershey Gun Cluii.
Miss Nellie Sullivan, v
TACllKIt OF
PIANO, MANDOLIN,
X AND HARMONY,
At Mr. James Hart's.
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A Fact no
Longer Questioned.
Physicians and laymen
alike now fully recog
nize the benefit yes,
the necessity of using
cereal foods in the daily
bill of fare, especially
for breakfast. Always
up to the times, wc have
about all the best brands
and will get those we
have not in short order
if requested. Have you
tried Cream of Wheat,
Grape Nuts, Whcatel,
Postum Cereal, whole
Wheat Flour, Schred
ed Whole Wheat Bis
cuit for sale by the pure
food house.
RUSH & MURRAY.
NOTICE
Partios trespassing on my lnnd by
hunting or driving, pnrtioulnrly on Sec
tion 31, Town 11, Unngo 32, or destroy
ing any trees on tho hind, will be prono
cutod to tho full extont ot thojnw. This
is n wnrning to thoso who hnvo been in
the habit of crossing tho lnnd; don't do
it again.
MAX BEER.
We are
Kept Busy
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Repairing shoes for
people who appreciate
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the only kind we do.
it not aireacy a custo
mer we solicit your 'ly
work.
GEO. TEKULVE, "J
Yellow Front Shoe Store.. X
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS, .
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm fflaehinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK S SALISBURY,
NORTH PLATTE.
COPYRIGHT
North Platte Pharmacy, i
3Jrugs aiad Druggists' Sundries.
$1.50 Tan Low Shoes, now
$1.50
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Ladies' Tail Shoes Still enough left to permit
most any foot getting-a perfect lit in some style. High
grade footwear that former-
ifuced12:50 f. sir9o,to $2.90
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of the year is the new Fall shoe.
Clothing and linen may be just
right, but a poorly shaped, illfit-
ting out-of-date shoe will depreci
ate their good effect. Here you will
get not Only good shoe style, shoe
value and shoe finish, but solid
shoe comfort. The shoes we keep
nre worth examining, worth buy
ing, worth wearing. .
Wllco Department fcofe,
We aim to handle the best grades of goods
Sell everything at reasonable prices, and
warrant all goods to be just as represented.
All Proscriptions Carefully Filled by n Llconsod Phnrmnclst. j
Orders from the country and along the line of the
Pacific Railway is respectfully solicited.
First door north of First National Bank.
Union
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A.rJ? SOHMALZE-IED'S.
