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Local Nows in Brief.
W. M. Baskin shipped a car of
hogs to South Omaha Wednesday.
C. A, Sibley of Fox Creek pro
duct transacted business in town
yesterday.
S. A. Hultman of Sutherland
spent yesterday in town transact
ing business.
'Human Hearts" will be the at
traction at the opera house next
Tuesday evening1.
Greeley Potatoes arc the best.
We have just received a carload.
IlAKKlNV.TON it ToilIN,
Mrs. W. H. Pikes has been very
sick for a few days past with an
attack of the grippe.
Judge Grimes, Reporter Cary and
Attorneys Wilcox, J. S. Hoagland
and W. V. Hongland returned last
evening from Gandy.
Arthur McNamara is having con
tractors make estimates on the
house which he will erect on West
Fourth street this spring.
J. A. McMichnel has the contract
for building a live room house for
Alike Cox and a seven room for
Mrs. lngereoll.
California Hams arc selling for
8 ccntB per pound at Haskin's
meat market. They arc first-class,
Better order one.
McGlouc & Co. arc moving
their stock to the room they have
leased in the Foley block.
A new series of the Mutual Build
ing and Loan Association will
begin this month. There promises
to be many applications for shares.
Judge Baldwin united in mar
riage yesterday Louis Larson and
Mary Kaxmussen, both of this
city. The groom works in the rip
track gang. The couple will live
in the Third ward.
Greeley Potatoes. the finest
grown, at Harrington & Tobin's.
H. C. Winquest, who moved
from Holdregc to a ranch near
Brady last summer and bought
and leased several sections of land,
was a business caller at this office
Tuesday.
The retail clerk's have not yet
succeeded in getting all the stores
to close at seven o'clock in the even
ing, and we understand they will
now endeavor to whip the recal
citrants in line through the aid of
the local labor organization.
Thos. C. 131der ot Spannuth
transacted business tn town Tues
day and gave this office a call. Ten
years ago when Mr. Elder came to
Lincoln county he waB helpless on
account of bronchial trouble but the
ozone ot Western Nebraska has
entirely cured him.
The baseball enthusiasts of
Kearney will hold a meeting in a
few dayB to discuss the prospects
ot putting a team in the field thiH
6eason. In speaking of the matter
the Hub says nothing has been
heard from North Platte, as to the
prospects for a team. For the ben
cfit of our friends at Kearney we
will say that North Platte can and
will put in the field this season as
strong, if not a stronger, team than
it had Inst year.
Kound and Half Round
uck Tanks, all sizes, lor
sale by Jos. Hershey.
The month of March, as shown
by the records of the local weather
bureau, is a dry month, the average
precipitation being but seventy
three one hundredths ot an inch.
The greatest rain or snow fall was
in March. 1891, when the total
reached 2.19 inches, and the least
in 1882 when the'total was but four
one-hundredths. The coldest
March dny on record was on the
14th of that month in 1880 when the
mercury dropped down to twenty
one degrees below zero.
Piltsbury Minneapolis Flour, the
highest grade flour made. We have
just received a carload.
Hakrinuton & Town.
Councilman Lloyd favors send
ing a committee to Iowa to fully in
vestigate the merits of the Mason
City gasolene lighting system and
tjugfjesis mat tne committee be
composed of two members of the
city council and two members of the
Commercial Club. If the gasolene
system Is to be seriously consid
uicu, aim U IOOKB as tllOUgll It
would be, Mr. Lloyd's suggestion
is a good one. The city should not
buy a pig in a poke; it should fully
investigate the sybteni before en
tertaiuing any proposition looking
toward municipal ownership.
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STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
W. A. VOLLMER, Proprietor.
Otje Price aifd
OUR TIME
For Closing1 Will be
8 O'CLOCK; P. lyl.,
Except Saturday.
All customers in our store
at closing- hour will be wait
ed upon but none admitted
after closing- hour.
Wo will not sell goods on
Sunday.
WILOOX DEPARTMENT STOKE.
John Murray was up from Cotton
wood Wednesday. He is getting
over a tliirtv-dav stetrc of erio
which confined him to bed for that
ength of time.
Baptibt church, J. 1). Pulis,
pastor. Services March 3d at 10:30
m. and 7:30 p. in. Subjects:
Morning "God's call to 55ion,' eyeu-
mg -it is I'iniBuea." you are
invited.
Mrs. II. F. Jeffrey has leased the
lodging rooms in the Bratt and
Ormsby buildingB on Front street
and having furnished them in a
neat and comfortable manner, will
rent them to those desiring nice
rooms at a reasonable figure.
Mrs. John Murphy, who has been
in Chicngo for several months hav
ing her daughter treated, is iv.
pected home soon. The daughter's
limb has so far improved that she
is able to walk a considerable dis
tance without the aid of a crutch.
The
company which presents
"Human Hearts" at the
opera
house next
Tuesday eveninir is
said to be above the average travel
ing organization. The scenery
carried is said to be e.xcentionallv
fine. Ting play is in itB fifth
season and draws large Iiouscb
wherever nrcscnted.
Women's
Dress
Shoes.
A
latest trimming-ideas; new dull
finished tops, the new Cuban
heel; all these features are
to be found in the lines that
have but recently arrived.
YELLOW FRONT SHOE STORE,
vjuwuuii 01,
3 doors south V, O.
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will bear the closest scrutiny of jj
an expert custom tailor. Wc
sell these garments with the per-
confidence born of
the $
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dependable, the workmanship w
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the fit absolutely per-
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the styles correct and the ft
whole general appearance such
as to please the most exacting j
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customer.
Prices the lowest for the best.
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$5 to $15.
Plaii) Fixtures.
March comes in very much like a
lamb, and if the old saw is correct
it will go out like a lion.
Charles, the young son of Mr,
and Mrs. l W. Rincker, has been
seriously ill with pneumonia.
Very few cases are being filed in
the district court, and the March
term will probably be- a yery light
one.
Mrs. OUrien who has been spend
ing this week with her husband in
town will return to Omaha tomor
row. W. II. Gould, sexton, has orders
to kill all dogs running at large in
the cemetery. Dog owners should
govern themselves accordingly.
S, H. Phenecie and family, who
have resided near Hershey for a
number of years, left this week for
May view, 111., where they will
make their future home.
The persistency with which
j rumors regarding transfers of local
olhcials arc kept iu circulation
leads one to think that the average
employe knows (?) more about the
business in the U. P. headquarters
at Omaha than is generally credited
to him.
In reply to an inquiry Tin:
Tkiiiuni: will state that with the
information at hand it would not
support a proposition to issue
bonds to put in a gasolene lighting
plant, More information on the
subject tniirht, however, change the
opinion now held.
The four boys who assaulted
Henry Kirschgestner a couple of
months ago were arraigned before
Judge Baldwin yesterday afternoon.
Three of the boys were acquitted
and the fourth fined five dollars,
The evidence showed that the as
sault was rather insignificant, and
that the reports given out at the
time of the episode were highly
sensational,
variety of styles in light
weight Dress Shoes is here
for you to choose from.
Shoes carefully made .from
smooth, well finished black
Kid skin, with flexible soles.
New toe shapes and tips,
liKAUAiU, Mgr.
North l'Uttc, Neb.
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PEOPLE AND EVENTS
J. C. Ogle, the Lincoln piano
tuner, is spending a few days iu
town.
Jas. Roddy is at Lc Mars, Iowa,
attending the funeral of his
brother.
T. C. Patterson Bpcnt a day or
two in Lincoln the early part of
the week.
W. T. Banks left Wednesday
night for the east to purchase a
stock of good".
W. C. Reynolds left Wednesday
for Danville, III., expecting to be
absent about two weeks.
A. L. Moore has resigned his
position at the Wilcox Dept. Store
and will go to York, Neb.
Julius Pizcr leaves tomorrow
night for Chicago and other eastern
points to purchase new goods.
10. J. Huntington, who had been
spending the winter at Narka.
Kansas, returned home Wednesday
nitrht.
Frauk Dorau left this week for
Dcadwood, S. D., to work for Will
Whclan who has opened a saloon at
that place.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kramel of
Narka, Ks., arc the guest of rela
tives in town, having arrived Wed
nesday night.
J. G. Beeler went to Lincoln yes
terday morning on business pertain
ing to irrigaton matters in which
he is interested as attorney.
Sheriff Tim Keliher is iu Lincoln
today looking after some personal
business and watching the proceed-
tigs in the senatorial struggle,
Mrs. George Miller, wife of the
well known passenger conductor,
returned to Omaha yesterday alter
hhort visit with North Platte
friends.
Walter McNeel left yesteaday
morning for Washington to attend
the inaugural ceremonies, and from
there will go to Virginia to visit
relatives.
Tom O'Neil returned Wednesday
night from Omaha, where he went
to meet Arthur Rush and assist in
making arrangements for the latter
at the hospital.
Asa Searlc left last night for
Washington to witness the inaug
uration ceremonies and visit an
uncle who is employed in one of the
government offices.
Mrs. C. P. Davis leaves Sunday
night for Cheyenne, where Mr.
Davis is employed iu the Union
Pacific offices. The many triends
of Mr. and Mrs. Dayis very much
regret that they abandon North
Platte as their home.
We Sell Notions
You Buy Them.
J.&P. Coats Thread per spool .04
Peerless Carpet Warp, White
per lb. on spools 20
Peerless Carpet Warp, Color
ed, per lb. on spools 22
Corticelli 50-yds Sewing Silk
per spool 04
Corticelli 100-yds Sewing Silk
per spool 08
Corticelli 10-vds Button Hole
Twist per spool 02
36 sheets Writing Paper OS
Envelopes per bunch 03
Envelopes per bunch 05
Slate Pencils 6 for 01
Lead Pencils, Nickel Cap, in
serted rubber each ......... .01
Indelliblc Lead Pencils each. .05
Crochet Hooks each 02
Knitting Needles per set 03
Machine Needles per paper. . .05
"Vaseline per bottle 05
Aluminum Thimbles each... .01
Brass Thimbles each 01
Hat Pins per doz 05
8-inch Metal Back Horn Comb
each 08
Elastic Cord per yd 01
II. B. Embroidery Cotton per
spool 02
Darning Cotton 2 spools for.. .05
Dress Stays per set 06
White Cotton Tape per roll. . .01
No Twist India Tape, all
sizes, per roll 03
2-quart -Fountain Syringe,
guaranteed, each 75
Flannel Covered Water Bottle
each $1.00
2-(iuart Combination Syringe
and Water Bottle, guaran
teed, each $1.25
Store closes at 8 o'clock p. m.,
except Saturdays.
Wilcox Departments Store,
We Point with Pride
to our designs in bedroom, parlor
and dining- room furniture. But
designs, exquisite as they may
be, arc not the only requisite in
g-ood furniture. We claim for
our stock seasoned materials,
thorough workmanship and more
than moderate prices.
E, B. WARNER.
Deaths.
Samuel, the twin son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Buzza, died Tuendav
at the age of fifteen months from
pneumonia. The remains were
taken to Grand Island Wednesday
morning for interment,
The funeral of the infant child
of Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Smith,
whice died Tuesday from grippe,
was held at the residence Wednes
day afternoon,
A telegram received Wednesday
morning anuounced the death in
Iowa of Bernard Roddy, brother of
the Roddy brothers of this city.
Pat Roddy left the same day to at
tend the funeral.
10. A. Crosby of Sutherland
transacted business in town
Wednesday and made a brief call
at this office.
Co. Supt. Thoelecke will return
this evening from a week's trip in
the county yisiting schools.
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Removal Sale.
We have rented the Ross building and ex
Jfr pect to take possession March 15th and in order
Jt to reduce the stock and make room for new
spring and summer goods we have decided to
make a removal sale of all goods in the store.
It will pay you to investigate this sale as wc
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jg This sale will commence at once and continue
j until the 10th of March. Remember you can buy
ft goods from twenty-five to fifty per cent less than
ever sold in this city before.
j Do not wait too long. First come first
ft served. Come early and get your choice.
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We are showing1 an exceptionally line line of Per- &
fumes and Soaps, two
necessities.
Wc carry Perfumes
bottles one is just as
Fine Soaps in, boxes
15 to 50 cents per box.
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Barb wire and staples for sale by
Jos. Hershey.
Legal Notice.
The dofondiuite Herman Otto,
Otto hiswiro first nnd ronl unnio un
known, ond John Doo truo nnmo un
known, will tnko notice that on tho 10th
day of Docombor. 1000, tho plain
tiff, Tho County of Lincoln, ft
corporation, lllod its petition in tho dis
triot court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
tho objoct nnd prayer ot which is to
forocloso cortnin tax lions, duly assessed
by said plaintiff against tho north
west quurter of section 17, in town
ship 10, north of rnngo 28, west of dixth
principal meridian, Nobraeka, for
tho yoar 1891 in tho sum of $14.07; for
tho yoar 1805 in tho sum of 13 27; for
tho yoar 1800 in tho sum of 10.10; for
tho yoar 1897 in tho sum ot 11.C1; for
tho year 1898 in tho sum of 5.60; for
tho yoar 1899 in tho sum of 7.47; amount
ing in tho total aura of 808 07; with in
torost on $50.87 at the rato ot ton por
cont por annum from tho let day of
Novombor, 19'JO, all of which is due
and unpaid.
Plaintiff prays n deereo of foreclosure
of snid tax lion and n Balo of said prom
ises. You nnd each of you defendants aro
'oquired to answer said petition on or
beforo Monday, tho 25th day ot
March, 1901
THE COUNTY OP LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
121 By II. S. RIdgloy, ita Attorney.
Legal Notico,
Tho defendants tho unknown liolrs of
Richard Goddard deceased, whoso first
and ronl names and whoso residences
are unknown to this plaintiff will tnko no
tico that on tho 10th day of July lOOO, tho
plaintiff, The County ot Lincoln, a cor
porntion, filed its petition in tho district
court nf Lincoln county, Nebraska, tho
objoot and prayer ot which is to foro
closo certain tax hens, duly assessed by
said plaintiff against the northoaat
quartor of section 23, in township 9,
north of rnngo 31, west of the Sixth
prinoipnl meridian, Nebraska, for the
year i895 in tho sum of 8i92; fortlio yoar
1890 in tho sum of 30.10; for the yoar
1897 in tho sum of 11.19; for tho year i898
in tho sum of C 57; for tho yoar i899in
tho sum of 0.14; amounting in tho total
sum of 872 52; with intorest on 150 98
at tho rate of ton per cont por nnnum
from tho let dny of May, i900, all of
which is duo nnd unpaid.
Plaintiff prays a dooroo of foreclosure
of Bnid tnx lion and a Bale of said prom
ieeo. .
You and enuh ot you dofondnnts are
required to nnswor said petition on or
bof oro Mondny, tho 25th day ot
March i901.
THE COUNTY OP LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
i24 By II. S. Ridgley, its Attorney
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articles which arc household 4&
in bulk as well as in ounce
choice as the other.
of three cakes, ranging from
druggist.
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