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Diamonds,
Jewelry,
Silverware
AND A PINE
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High Orado Watches for $
Railroad Men. Would bo $
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THE JEWELER.
Sit? ml - Wfffcly SMttuuf.
7
FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1900.
Mrs. Colonel Owens left Wednes
day for a ten days' visit in Denver.
Mrs. Carl Pierce of Omaha has
been spending a day or two in town
this week.
John Dugan has been spending
this week at the McIIalton ranch
in Deuel county.
J. C. Ogle, the Lincoln piano
tuner, will make his regular visit
to this city on the 18th inst.
Miss Arta Kocken leaves next
Weudesday tor Lincoln to attend
the state university.
Rhodes Longley goes to Lincoln
next week to resume his studies at
the state uniyersity.
Mrs. A. S. Baldwin will entertain
the ladies of the Eastern Star on
Wednesday evening ot next week.
Miss Margaret Kocken, who has
been visiting m town for ten days,
will return to Omaha to-morrow
night.
Dan'l Durkc returned home last
evening from the Burke ranch.
The cancer on the lip is giving him
much trouble.
Mrs. Ramsey, wife of the editor
of the Hastings Record, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Sher
wood Tuesday.
Miss Gtace Mooney, who had
been visiting her brother Frank
for a couple of weeks, returned to
Lexington this morning.
Misses Ada and Elma Mills, who
had been spending the summer
with their aunt Mrs. J. C. Clinton,
returned yesterday to their home
in O'Neill.
The boys' club of the Episcopal
church will hold its annual tourna
ment during the week beginning
Sept. 25th. Medals will be awarded
to the winners of the field events.
Wanted A competent girl to do
general house work $4.00 per
week. Mrs. J. H. Hershey.
Co. Supt. Thoelecke expects to
leave Tuesday tor Salt Lake City
to spend ten days visiting friends
and inspecting the school ystcm of
that city, which is said to be unus
ually fine.
J. K. Stevens, formerly of this
county but. now living in Red Wil
low county, was nominated yester
day for congress by the mid-road
populists of thi Fifth congressional
district.
Contractor J. A. McMichael will
begin work next weik on houses
for A. M. Salcctti and Clias. San
dall in the Third ward, and also on
one which Mrs. S. E. Douglas will
erect in the west end.
High grade guns at less
than factory prices.
McOullough & Carter.
The first consignment of hard
coal reached this city this week and
is being retailed at eleven dollars
and fifty cents a ton. As the au
thracite miners have been ordered to
strike next Monday, it is likely the
price of coal will rapidly advance.
E. SpiUuoyle a well known
farmer living near Suthuilatid is
making arrangements to leaye for
Washington, in which slate he will
permanently locate. He will sell
his personal property on the 27th
inst.
Bound and Half Round
Stock Tanks, all sizes, lor
sale by Jos. Hershey.
Last evening about ten o'clock
two men were seen prowling around
in the back yard of the Bratt resi
dence. The Misses Bratt becoming
Ml
" alarmed telephoned down town and
Officer McNamara was sent up, but
when he reached there the prowler
At a meeting of the Blue lodge of
Masons held Tuesday eveninir, a
number of plans for a new Masonic
temple were submitted. One of
them which called for a seventeen
thousand dollar building was care
fully examined and pronounced
very satisfactory, but as yet no
formal action on the proposed
building has been taken. Arranire
mcnts arc being made to organize
a corporation lor the purpose of
handling the building fund. It is
pretty certain that the temple will
be erected next spring.
The executive committee of the
street fair held a meeting last even
ing and transacted considerable
business toward windinjr un affairs
and especially the financial part.
Ii was found necessary to make a
ton per cent assessment on the
ubscribers to the original tund,
making a total assessment of sixty
per cent of the amount subscribed.
This will create a sufficient amount
to pay all indebtedness. The total
expenses of the fair, now that all
bills are in, is found to be about
twenty-five hundred dollars.
Several merchants favor holding
i street fair next year, but would
like to see it conducted on different
lines. They would advocate a
continuous booth down the center
of Dewey street in which merchants
could display aud sell their goods,
nd that provisions be made also
to have a complete exhibition of
gncultural products. At the ex
treme end ot the booths pens could
be erected for the exhibition of fine
cattle, horses and hogs. These
merchants think such a street fair
would be a winner.
THE PURCHASING POWER
ot a dollar never so great. See
the new fall and winter styles of
Shoes. W. L. Douglas Shoes
and Dr. Reed's Cushion Shoes.
Prices $1.35, 1.50, 2.00, 2 50, 3,00,
3.50 and up.
Star Clothing House.
The lourth quarterly conference
of the Methodist church was held
Monday evening and reports
presented showed a gain of over
forty per cent in membership dur
ing the past two years. The church
property is valued at ten thousand
dollars, against which there is a
debt of only 8435 and this amount
is covered by subscriptions. The
congregation will unanimously ask
for the return of Rev. Wilson next
year.
Sidney Atwood and Miss Maggie
Rutledge, accompanied by a gentle.
man aud lady friend, came up from
Wellfleet last evening, and feeeking
Judge Baldwin had him issue a
marriage license and then perform
the tnaritial ceremony. The con
tracting parties are well and favor
ably known in Medicine precinct.
II. Otten is marketing grapes
from his farm this week, They
are of the Concord and Worden
varieties, and are very nice. Owing
to the ravages of the birds the crop
this year will not be large.
The Blak Flag stock of shoes
was sold last Wednesday to the
Fair Store of this city. This stock
will be placed on sale by the Fair at
less than manufacturer's cost. You
should sec them if in need of shoes.
The Sutherland Free Lance re
ports that the "hoof and mouth"
disease is becoming quite prevalent
in that vicinity. While no fatalities
have occurred, the cattle affected
have grown very thin and weak.
Wanted GOO tons hay for
immediate delivery, high
prices. Harrington &Tobin.
A. L. Potter who was confined in
the county jail while laboring
under temporary insanity has been
released. This is made in correc
tion of the item relating to Potter
published on another page.
Joe Schwaiger, the cracker-jack
catcher ot the North Platte ball
team became the father of a boy
baby Wednes-day night and Joe
says the youngster is already a
good base bawlist.
Roy Banks entertained a number
of his friends Wednesday evening
on the occasion of his eleventh
birthday.
E. A. Cary attended the meet
ing ot the Kearney Presbytery at
Wood River Tuesday and Wednes
day. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dill are in
Cheyenne witnessing the feats at
the Frontier Day celebration.
Miss Emily Cooper began teach
ing school this week in u district
south of Hershey.
Earl Stamp goes to Lincoln to
night to resume his btudies at the
After Train Robbers.
A lone train robber held up a B
& M traiti near Haiglcr Tuesday
evening and secured considerable
booty from the passengers. It
later developed that the robber had
a pal, and a rapidly organized
posse started in pursuit, lollowing
the trail of the men into the south
part of this county, where the clew
was lost. Sheriff Keliher recclyed
word yesterday to be on the look
out for the robbers, and later
learned that two heavily armed
men had passed through Suthcr
land on their way north. These
men arc known in Sutherland and
live about twenty miles northwest
of that village. They have un
savory reputations and arc
suspected of having committed the
robbery on the Weir ranch several
weeks ago when four hundred
dollars in cash were taken. The
men had been absent from their
haunts for a week or ten days and
there are other reasons for believ
ing that they are the parties who
held up the B. & M. train.
Sheriff Keliher went to Suther
land last night and expected to
make the drive out to the place
where the suspected men live. A
reward of one thousand dollars is
offered for the capture of the
robber, dead or alive.
A Wol1. Conducted Restaurant.
Messrs. Austin, & Cannon who
purchased and assumed charge
of the Vienna Restaurant last Sun
day report a big trade that is in
creasing with satisfactory rapidity.
Since taking hold the new firm has
renovated the dining and lunch
rooms, and made improvements
which add to the comfort of the
patrons. Everything connected
with the restaurant is kept in a
scrupulously clean condition, the
service is first-class, and the mealb
served are such as to give excellent
satisfaction. Messrs. Austin &
Cannon will conduct their bubiness
in a first-class manner in every
particular and solicit the patronage
of those who wish good meals, short
orders and lunches ntcely and
efficiently served. Both are young
men who have lived in North Platte
for many years, and wc are glad to
know that they arc meeting with
such great success iu their new
venture.
STYLISH SHIRTS
You will find them here. Plain
white or in fashionable colors.
Just the thing for fall and winter.
No better in the market. Prices
from 50c to $1.50.
Star Clothing House.
Chicago weather forecast for
North Platte and yicinity: Cooler
and fair weather Saturday. The
maximum temperature yesterday
was 87; one year ago it was 83.
The minimum temperature this
morning was 67; one year ago it
was 55.
H. A. Babcock, of Lincoln, an
old irieud of Judge Grimes, has
been spending this week in town
writing insurance for the Equitable
Company of Iowa.
A Mr. Wiseman, who represents
Matilda Fletcher, the noted woman
lecturer, is in town today trying to
make arrangements for her appear-
auce here,
Notlco to Hnntora,
Hunters are strictly torbidden
against tresspassing on the lands
controlled by me adjoining city on
the east. Trespassers will be
dealt with according to law.
N. 13. Or.ns.
Fashions Mirror
shows many beauteous things in
the line of men's furnishings
In neckwear, puffs, imperials
tccks, batwings we have 'cm all
in many colors. Seems as if no
taste could go unsatisfied, no
purse be inadequate. The swell
thing today is the new crepon
weave. Seen it?
Wilcox; Department j&itfe,
I Railroad Notes, $
G. W. Hood has taken a week's
lay-off from duty in the telegraph
office.
Tony Stollc has been transferred
trom Singleton's office to the store
house. E. B, GibbB has been off duty
this week by reason of an attack of
lumbago.
A solid train of thirty-nine carfc
of cattle went through Wednesday
evening.
Joe "Worker has quit work at the
hops and says he will go to
Chicago this week to enter a dental
college.
Agent McGovcrn ordered '-'25
cases of peaches for local merchants
last night and they will arrive
Monday.
E. D. Snydsr relinquished his
position as freight handler at the
warehouse vesterday and will seek
other employment.
S. A. Hooper succeeds Snyder at
the freight house, and Chumlcy
uccetds Hooper as night ticket
agent and check clerk.
Union Pacific Storekeeper Main
waring will move his family to this
city iu a week or two and will
occupv the VauCamp house on west
Thiu street.
Agent McGovcrn has been notified
that the Pacific Express Company
will carry free all goods consigned
to the relief committee of the
Galvcstcn Hood sufferers.
J. W. Wilson, foreman of the
coal chutes, moved his family from
Valley Junction, Kan., to this city
this week, aud is occupying the
new residence recently erected by
Jos. Roddy.
One hundred and eighteen
baskets of Missouri grapes, con
signed to local merchants, arrived
at the freight depot in bad order
yesterday,
A brakeman on train No. 28 was
shot and seriously wounded by a
tramp near Columbus Wednesday
night. He attempted to eject the
tramp from a box car when the
alter drew a gun and fired.
Engineer McGuire made a record-
breaking run on the Fourth district
Tuesday morning, coyering the 102
miles between Cheyenne and Sid
ney in ninety-one minutes and mak
ing a stop for water, As fully fiye
minutes were consumed in taking
water, the actual running time was
eighty-six minutes, or an average
speed of over seventy miles an hour.
The train consisted ot two mail
and one baggage car. Heretofore
the best run over the district was
ninety'8even minutes.
Household Ooodi at Frlvato Salo.
I offer at private sale my house
hold floods at my residence on west
Fourth street, consisting of dining
room and bedroom furniture,
dishes, kitchen utensils and bedd
ing. Also set single harness.
Mrs. Emzaiietii Donaldson.
Harrington Evidently Knew,
It waB only one year ago that M.
C. Harrington told the democrats
to be of good cheer, because there
would be only one more year of
fusion. Taking him at his word
the populists ot the state, and par
ticularly of this section, are shak
ing fusion in huge numbers. To
be a fusionist is equivalent to be
coming a democrat, and many
populists who have been reduced to
that alternative have taken to the
middle of the road again or cut for
cover in the republican party.
Kearney Hub,
Europe.
When iu Europe write or tele
graph de la Baize, 32 Rue-Etienne
Marcel, Paris, and will receive the
Specific wanted or the name of the
nearest town where Humphreys'
Specifics are for sale. A few of
the prominent places are London,
27 Charterhouse Square; Brussels,
Cha. Eelacrc ct Cic, Pharmacie
Anglatse, 58 Rue de la Montague
de la Cout; Lihbon, Kibeiro da
Costa & C.v, droguistas 150 Rua do
Arsenal, 152. Manual of all mal
adies, especially children disease?,
sent free. For sale by all drug,
gists, or sent on receipt of price
25 cents each. Humpreys' Medi
cine Co., Cor. William & John Sts.,
New York.
Notice to Trespassers.
All hunters and others arc
warned against hunting on my
lands in Ilinman precinct.
Violators will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law regardless of
whbm tt may be. Remember this.
E, NV. MURl'HY.
We wish to secure the services of
a local or traveling salesman to sell
our line of lubricating and refined
oils, greases, paints and white
lead. Salary or commission. Ad
dress Tub American Petroleum
Product Co., Office and Refinery,
Findlay, Ohio.
No tie e,
Trespassers arc positively for
bidden on the Turpic ranch. This
means you,
W. II. Turime.
Notlco.
All persons arc warned against
hunting or trespassing on the lands
owned and controlled by the estate
of M. C. Keith.
W. B. Mim.ari), Executor.
Notloo to Hnntora.
All persons arc warned against
hunting on my premises in Ilinman
precinct. Trespassers will be dealt
with according to law.
A. M. Stoddard.
Bargains In Heal Estrtto.
For sale cheap for cash, 1 four,
1 six and 1 scyen roomed house,
well located. One 1G0 acre irrigated
farm with 5 acres black locust and
5 acres box elders, 13 years old, one
of the best farms in the valley.
Forparticulars sec me.
J. K. Ottenstein.
For Sale Forty head of cows
and heifers, and twenty head of
brood marcs. Inquire at Pawnee
Ranch or address E. C. Baker,
North Platte.
The Price
You pay for Groceries is never
lower than wc ask. Because wc
have made the prices on Grocer
ies what they arc.
Diamond C. Soap. 9 bars 25
Pcarlinc. per pkg ,04
5c size Paddle, Blue 04
10c size Paddle, Blue 07
25 lbs. Corn Meal 25
Corn Starch, per pkg -05
Argo Gloss Starch, per pkg 05
Kmgsfords Silver Gloss Starch .08
Kiugsfords Corn Starch 08
t pint Dr. Prices Extract Va
nilla 15
Walter Bakers Cocoa, 4 lb. tin .25
Walter Bakers Chocolate I8c2
cakes 35
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
18c 2 cans 35
Evaporated Cream 13c 2 cans for .25
Army Avlc Grease 2 boxes, 15
Monarch Axle Grease, 2 boxes. .15
Frazicr'H Axle Grease, 2 boxes .15
Sewing Machine Oil, per bottle .05
Grand Pa's Wonder Soap, per
bar 05
Yeast Foam, 2 pkgs 05
On Time Yeast, 2 pkgs 05
Sage, per pkg 04
Hops, per pkg 04
Table Salt, 2 Backs 05
4-lb. package Gold Dust 18
Search Light Matches, per box. .04
Bird Seed, Mb. pkg 07
Vinegar, per gallon 20
Whitteuiore'a Gilt Edge Shoe
1'olisli 20
Whittemore's Baby Elite Shoe
Polish 10
Cream of Wheat, per pkg 15
Pillbbuiy's Vitos 13c, 2 pkgs 25
SlKedded Whole Wheat Biscuit
13c, 2 pkgs 25
Battle Ax Tobacco, per plug... .35
Horse Shoe Tobacco, per
plug 45
Star Tobacco, per lb 45
J. T. Tobacco, per plug 20
Dukes Mixture Tobacco, per lb. .35
A r buckle's Coffee. ...13c, 2 pkgs 25
Lion Colfec 13c, 2 pkgs 25
German Coffee 13c, 2 pkgB 25
Bee CofTee per pkg 14
Bogota CoiTee 18c,2 pkgs .35
Wc pay you as much aB wc can
for your produce and charge you no
more tor goods exchanged for pro
duce than you pay in cash.
Wilcox Department Store.
HUMPHREYS'
Witch Hazel Oil
THE PILE OINTMENT.
One Application Gives Relief.
It euros l'llci or Hemorrhoid External or Inter
nal, Mind or Mewling, Itching or lluriiliiB,KIure
aud l'Utulai. lltllof Immediate euro certain.
It cure llurni, Scald aud Ulceration and Con
traction from liurn. Tim Heller lmtant-ticallug
wonderful.
It cure Torn. Cut or Lacerated Wound and
Urulse.
It cure Holla, Carbuncle, Felon, lluurounda,"
Ulcer, Old Bore, Itching Eruption, Scurfy or
Scald Howl.
It euro Inflamod or Caked llreatt and Boro
Nipple. Invaluable.
It euro Salt Ilhoum, Tetter, Scurfy Uruptloui,
Chapped Hand, 1'ercr UlUteri, Soro Up or
Nottrlls. Corns, llunlon. Boro and Chafed Feet,
Btlug of Insect, Mouiulto IJIte and Sunburn.
TJiroo SIzob, 25o., COo. and $1.00
Sold by Druggists, or sent pre-paid en receipt cf price.
HUMPHREYS' MED. CO.,
Cor. William dt John H KliW 'VUl,
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 thebestbrands
find will get those wc
have not in short order
if requested. Have you
tried Cream of Wheat,
Grape Nuts, Whcatcl,
Postum Cereal, whole
Wheat Flour, Schrcd
cd Whole Wheat Bis
cuit for sale by the pure
food house.
1 RUSH & MURRAY. J
Baldness and
Gray Hair
Has ceased by the proper use of
German Hair and
Scalp Producer.
Alter which uature will grow hair
where the hair fnlltrlo la
tirclv destroveil. T.uH
men is your scalp diseased by
wlitrlt tl,. i...:- fii:i. s . j.
......... luiiiuc iBucsiruycar
rllen VOU arc sum nf n hnM li9rf
and gray hair. So purchase a
bottle of inv nut!
once, thereby retaining vour bair
.urn jjiiuu. I'arents suouia use
German Hair Producer on their
cntiurcn s scalp as a tonic and pre
ventative. If conditions ol the Bcalp
has not improved by the proper
use of half a bntttp.
bottle and motiev will h
If not for sale in your town Bend to
my uuurcss. Aiauuiacturcd by
rave. a. x. YOSTXL,
Xearaty, Hal.
For sale in Nnrtli Pin. ,
barbers and bv A. Ti Rfrrlrr. rfmrr.
gist. Price $.100. b
A MAN
who takes pride in his per
sonal appearance a good
"dresser" does not buy
his dress suits.'from ready
made stocks he gets a tai
lor to make his clothes and
thus secures a perfect fit.
We make suits and guar
antee them to fit at prices
from ....
$25.00 Up.
We have a fine line of
Fall and Winter Suitings.
F. J. BROEKER
Merclinnt Tailor
Ovor Morsoh's Unrber Shop.
! We are
TC Ant. "Rno-cr J
r A
r
Repairing shoes for
people who appreciate
neat, substantial work rffT
the only kind we do. nf
If not already a cuBto-
mer we solicit your
work.
1
j; GEO. TEKULVEi j
K Yellow Front Shoe Store.
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And "all kinds of
Farm JVfaehinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices,
LOCK 6 SALISBURY,
SOUTH PLATTE.
had vanished.
state uuivcrbity.
