5lic utf - WmUIjj Evibimc
FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1901.
1UA L UARH.Editohanu PnorniKTon
BUUSOMl'TION HATEH,
Onn Year, cnh In advance,
Hlx Months, cash In advance....
Entered attheNoribriatte(Nebraika)postofflosas
ssoond-clBMmatter. '
1.2S
75 Ofintu
I? ok the time in the history of
this country the government's
holding of gold this week ex
ceeded ii half billion dollars.
This is the largest gold holding
of any country in the world.
Thic warden of the state peni
tentiary has asked for donations
of books and magazines to replace
the library destroyed in the late
lire. Donations should be sent
direct to the chaplain at Lincoln.
Ik the threatened strike of the
employes of the steel trust be
comes a reality it will be a battle
royal between capital and organ
ized labor. The latter will have
the sympathy and aid of the pub
lic, while the trust will have its
powerful resources.
In a statement made to the
English house of commons yes
terday, tne master ofthc exche
quer stated that the Hocr war
had caused a deficit of fifty-three
million pounds in the treasury.
England may well ask if the re
sults obtained have justified the
sacrifice of life, to say nothing of
the enormous expense.
Pkicsidicnt Sciii'K.MANNof Cor
nell University and others who
have sounded the sentiment of
the masses in Cuba declare that
there is no discontent among the
people at large, that business
men generally favor the Piatt
amendment, and that all of the
trouble on the Island so far has
been created by the politicians
ClIANCKM.OK El.ISHA HUNJAMIN
Andrew has been appointed as
one of the delegates from Ne
braska to the national conference
of charities and corrections.
The chancellor ought to be able
to tell the conference how to
transform a state university into
anasylum for professors disloged
from other educational institu
tions. Bee.
Tnic Nebraska Independent,
the populist organ, denounces the
act which provides for comprom
ising with the Hartley bondsmen.
To this the Omaha Hoe adds:
"We are inclined to agree with
this and to add that we do not
think a bit better of it because it
was first recommended by an
eminent populist, Governor
Poynter, in a special message to
the legislature pf 1899."
Some Reasons
Why You Should Insist on Having
EUREKA HARNESS OH.
Uncounted by any otlicr.
Renders hard leather soft.
Especially prepared.
Keeps out water.
A heavy bodied oil.
Harness
A" excellent preservative.
Reduces cost of yow linrncs.
Never bums the leather; its
Efficiency Is increased.
Secures best service.
Stitches kept from breaking.
Oil
s sold in all
LoCaliti'M Manufactured t
Standard Oil Chiiiimiii).
i ' "
The Man of Style'
Insists on having his garments
unexceptionable as to fashion,
fit, patterns, materials. The
man of perfect style will do well
to consult our fashion plates, our
The governor of Missouri has
vetoed the compulsory educa
tional bill passed by the legis-
aturc of that state, a part of the showing oi ciotns, our mctnous
title of which is "an act to en- of measurement, cutting and fin-
forcc the constitutional right of ishing. Thereupon and there
every child in the state to an ed- after he will get abundant satis
ucation." Thegovernor reasons f:iCtion from his habiliments
that the right of a parent to keep
his child in ignorance is para
mount to any constitutional right
that the legislature may fancy
belongs to the child. Journal.
When You Buy Paint
CALL ON
I. 75.
FORT
Buy Good Paint...
KOIt
And that means SI1EKWIN & WILLIAMS'
PAINT. Wo have been handling this make for
many years and have found that it gives excel
lent satisfaction in every instance. It may cost
a trifle more per gallon than inferior paints, but
it's cheapest in the end. It sticks and holds its
color longer than other paint.
AVe can furnish you any color or quantity.
A. F. Streitz, Druggist.
ILP.IUt. and other Lands
400,000 acres of U. P. R. K.
and other lands for sale.. .
BARGAINS IN RANCHES
AND PASTURE LANDS.
Offico in OUonitoln Block.
NORTH PUflTTB, NEB.
F. J. Broeke.
GAUNT A McEVOY,
Blacksmiths and
Wagonniakers.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse Shoeing- $3 per Team.
A I en mil nrf inna !ti tlin nr'tfp nf nil
large reward may produce still 0thcr work. Work guaranteed or
further sclfconfcsscd kidnapers, money refunded. Give us a call.
t , ii . 1 .. :.. it... ..ii iocusi sired buuui in luain
oiu me uvuiuiiku m wic an ,,., ,.-..
points one way, namely, that tne
perpetrator was none other than
Pat Crow, the original suspect.
Bee.
Tine fttrthcr.invcsliyation goes
into the claimsof the various pre
tenders to the Cudahy kidnaping
the more it confirms the conclus
ions of the Omaha police and the
lines upon which they have been
workinir. The temptation of a
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm JIaehinery.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK & SALISBURY
XOKTII W.ATTK.
Tiik Douglas County Demo
cratic club has issued a decree
concerning' future party align
ment. The trist of it is that
"fusion with other parties shall
not be tolerated." In other
words, the Douglas county dem
ocracy has concluded that free
silver republicans and populists
must be greased and swallowed
or run awa'v. Those who will
not stand while they are greased
mav iro to the republicans. J nis
is really the logic of conditions.
Fusion is a failure in national
)olitics. The fusion candidate A, Stitch in Time
or presidency suffered conspic- caea Nine
ous defeats in 18 and l'JOO.
And fusion locally is not at an end.
t has yielded the offices in Ne
braska, South Dakota, Wyoming-,
Kansas, Utah, and Washington.
t is doomed in the other states
ike Idaho, Montana, Colorado
ind Nevada. That the decree of
the Doug-las County Democratic
club will be seconded and en-
lorsed by other democratic clubs
throng-bout the state is altogether
H'obable. Fremont Tribune.
: JOSEPH HERSHEY,
DEALER IN
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Farm Implements,
Buggies, Wagons,
Windmills, Pumps,
I WINDMILLS i PUMPS
PIPES AND FITTINGS
BARB WIRE
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ROUND AND HALF ROUND
STOCK TANKS
LOCUST STREET,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
1 1 huh is the way the Louisville
Courier-Journal looks at it: "C.
II. Dietrich and J. 11. Millard,
the new senators, have risen
from the lowest ranks. Mr
Deitrich is the son of a (lerinan
shoemaker and at the age of nine
began to earn his own living-.
lie finished his school life three
years later and afterward worke
on the farm, as clerk ina country
store, then as blacksmith and as
a wood chopper. lie got a start
at last and opened a store in
Hastings, Neb., selling-goods by
day and doing- his own delivery
with a wheelbarrow at nig-ht
Mr. Millard also begun as a farm
hand, then worked in a country
store and finally got into a bank
of which he is one of the owners
Moth men have made fortunes
and now in mature life have tl
opportunity for useful public sei
Vice. I lie experience ol these
two bears out Mr. Carnegie's
remark that the young man has
as good an opportunity to win in
the world as anyone ever did.
It is not the opportunity, how
ever, but the man, that deter
mines success in life. This has
been true from the beginning of
time and it will always be true in
spite of what socialists say."
Is a trite old saying, and is
particularly true when applied
to Shoes. Our business is to
mend Shoes, and people give
us the credit of knowing our
business from a to ., If your
Shoes need mending, bring
them here.
&eorge TekulMe.
YELLOW FKONT SHOE BTOBE.
Ho Kopt His Log.
IVulye yours nj,o .I.W. Sullivan, of
Hartford, Conn., Burutuhod IiIh Iojj with
ii riiety wiro. Inllimunutioii 14ml liluud
loifoiiii)tf Hot In. For two yoiirH liu
HUllorou imoiiBoiy. 'Hum llio Dent Uuc-
torn urgod iiuiiiutnlion, ''lint," lio writoH, X
"1 ublh! ono buttlo of Uleutriu Hitloru
mid 1 1-2 Iio.nob of ItuuUlon's Arnica
Snlvo and my lot vyiih Bound and woll aa
over." l'or KruptloiiH, Ho.omii, 'Potior,
Mill ivlioum, soros and all blood dm
otdorn Kloelriu llittorB Iiiih nominal on
oiiriu. try itiom A. i. atroiu will
K uarantoo mitiBfiiotloii or rofnnd nionoy,
Only Tu emits.
.
ArKlL
Crowned King
of all bottled beers is that made
by SCIILITZ, and it well de
serves its prominence and ccon-
iums. It is a beer that tastes
good, looks good, and IS GOOD.
It is a great thirst satisfier and
is nutritious as well. Better have
us send you a case of pints or
quarts to your house.
HENRY WALTEMATH.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOT! CIS OK SALE UNDEIt LIEN l'OK
KEEPING LIVE STOCK.
Notice la horcby elven that bv virtue of a
a contract, for the keep of one brown marc.
Hevcn years old named Mate or Lady Wink,
made with the owner, John Aublc. made on
or about the Ixt day of April, limo, at the
agreed price of Jfl.uo per month, an athdavlt
ot which fact was died In the otllce of the
county clerk of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
on or about the 10th dav of March. Ml.
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I MP. lstfltK Of 1M . I j. lVP.ir 1 Wl nrrP.r nr, mil) IP, Rfl P. fir, M. UaWiltt. And upon which contract there
1 Is now due the sum of f02.or, and the furt
PUBLIC SALE.
the Keith barn in North Platte, Neb , on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
APRIL 19th and 20th,
Commencing at nine o'clock each day, personal property
consisting of
Work Horses, Harness, Wagons,
And a Large Number of Farm Implements
THRMS: All amounts under $10 to be cash; for all pur
ases OVer $10 live per CCllt diSCOUnt for Cash, Or bankable paper court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, the object and
i further
sum of S'l.oo per month since the 10th day of
Marcn, ivui, ami oeiauu naving occn inuiic in
the payment of said sum, and no suit or
other proceeding at law having been Insti
tuted to recover sam uem or any part
thereof, therefore:
I will sell tne property to-wit: one brown
mare, seven years old, named Mate or Lady
Wink, the nroiK-rtv ot -John Auble. at nubile
auction, for the purpose of paying said Hen
ifir Keep, in irpui ui aim un iiif easi sine in
the countv lall. In North I'latte. Lincoln
county, Nebraska, on the. 3rd day of Mav,
1U0I, at I o'clock, p. in., of said day.
I.KOAL NOTICE.
The ilefiulant Walter J. I-ninb. Lamb
bU wife, tint nnil real name unknown, II. II.
Kuiereoii, nit anil real nnmo uukuowu and John
Doe, true name unknown, will tako notice
that on the 10th day of December, 1D00,
tne iilalmlir, Tne county ot Lincoln, a
corporation, filed 1U petition In tbb illntrlct
for six months at six per cent interest.
The property can be inspected at the Keith barn on and af- haii ' utheat quarter and souuotot couth
. cast quarter of rectlon is, township It, nortt
tei Apt 11 (tl1. ot raune 2'J, west ot the Sixth principal meridian
prayer ot which U to foreclose certain tax llenr,
duly asHOMeil by ald plalntttt Bgnlnst the wet
omu-north
W. B. MILLARD, Executor,
W. A. PAXTON, Su.,
R. S. VANTASSEL.
Admn'rs C, T. A.
JLJ P.il
If:
I Best k(uiimen
Kks'p trains
i ihst tuack
AKST UOllTlfl
- TO
WITH llIUKfT
lONNI'.tTlONS KKIt
All Principal Eastern Cities
1ft via Tin: - 6
UNION PACIFIC
AND
OHICAGO AND NORTH
WESTERN LINES.
Passengers destined for prominent
titles east of the Missouri lllvcr
should uatrontr.c this route
The through trains arc Solidly Wntl-
Miicti.vieu
urawlu
Dlnlnir
Hccllnlnt' Chalr Cars.
.ui .juKii ii .nun ,ii v mutiny i-m.
l.uleuuntl) eiiulppeil wllh Double
lup Itoom and Palace Sleepers.
iK Car, meals a la Carte, tree
l'or tickets and full Information call on
JAS. B. 8CANLAN, Agent
EXCURSIONS
HVUKY TUKSDAX
IN APRIL
The Unioit Pacific
will sell tickets from
Nebraska and 'Kan
sas points at the
following
Greatly "Reduced Rates:
TO CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Los Angeles,
J San Diego, including- all
J Main Line Points, north
! California State line to Col
T, ton, San Uernardino and
San Diego.
X To UTAH IDAHO, OREGON,
MONTANA, WASHINGON.
i Ogden and Salt Lake City,
Utah, lintte and Helena,
I Montana,
JK23.00 . . .
Portland, Ore., Spokane, t
Wash, Tacoma and Seattle, t
Wash. I
' 25.00
Full information cheerfully
furnished on application,
I.
-HTe Cent Cigar to
.A.T SOHMALZKIBD'S.
Nebratka, (or the year 1801 In the aum ot (8.71;
for the year IBM In tho enm ot 7,07; for the
Tear imi In tbe sum ot lor tne year lbU7 In
the eum of J3.C0; for tho year 1808 In tbe sum of
I3.S2; for the year 18W In the sum of 2117
amounting In tbe total mini ot Mi. 58; with In
toreitt on 22.115 at tho rate of ton per cent per
anmnr. from tho 1st day ot November, 1V00, all
of which Is due ami unpaid.
i'falntlll prays a decree ot lorejlojuro or saia
tax Hen 'ana a sain of said premises.' '
Yo'u, 'and each of you defendants are required 1) '
answer said oetltlon on or lioforo Monday, the
Oth day ot May, 1W0.
unipij Aarc(i in, wn.
TUB COyHTV OF MK0Ol,!if
A (Jorporatfon.
ml84 Uy II. S. Hlitifley, Its Attorney
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OP RJSAI BS'
TATW
Notice Ih hereby clven that 1)7 virtue of a
license lsseed March 30. 1TO1. bv Hon. II. M.
Crimen, Judge of the district court of Lin-
coin county. XMeorasna, twin; oner lor Bale
to the hluheHt bidder for cash, the following
described real estate situate In the cltv ot
North I'latte, In Lincoln county, Nebraska,
to-wit: Lots one ( I) and two (-') In block No,
173. and lots six (0) and (7), In block No. 16ft.
a y sale to bo kept'open ohe hour.
Say! Is Your Wife Cross? igw
NOTICE FOIt 1'UHUCATIOV.
IF SO, BUY HJCR LaudomcentNAprt0wfbM
. ariM Ii' C? 'I'Tl 1." Notice Is uereoy given mat tile following-named
m OUmlli Ul' J lift.. ;S seltler has filed notice of hur Intention to make
g s- I final proof In support ot hor claim, and that nd
imiui hih ira uittuu uviuid ivvKiQlvr uuti JlDimTPI
New Aluminum Ware
s at A. I j. Davis' Hardware Store. Just like a 2
t mirror and will make her smile all the time. 3
4, r
2 QppHc nnvo lice's Northern grown Gar- 2
ss OtCUo den and Flower Seeds in bulk or pack-
g age. g
We sell Hardware, Stoves and Tinware g
5 (lives us a call.
1 A. L. DAY1S,
7inriuiHumrjuiiriumiuiirjui!rJimrjutirjmiriuiirjumiUR
It North I'latte, Neb., on Hay 2ht, 100L v(H!
formorly Mary II. Cark, who iriaile niietjef)i
entry no, ihiu tor im end nait or niirtnweit
Quarter and east halt oi fcoulhwept quntter of
section 'in, towuBhlp 13 north, range ;)U west.
hue names tne ronowing witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of sai)
Innil, viz: John At, O. Wood and Huhiui Wood of
Hulliiirlaiiil, Nnb.i 0ypu Jones am) James ()rnw,
of N'orth Vlatto, Neb.
nini. (EO. K, FHUNCII, flogltlur,
N01'lt!KrK0lTTuinl0ATK).N.""
Land Office at North Platte, Neb., )
March 10th. Ml. (
Notice Is hereby given that tbe followlng.nauiuo
settler has filed notice ot his Intention to make
final proof In support ot his claim, anil that said
proof will be made before llealster mil HvrRivnp
at Norlh I'latte, Neb., on May Oth, Ml, vlti
111 it J it i IIENSON JOHNSON.
Ilie Hardware man that s iion..,tead umry ni. mwtorihr
BUMt ' vupt uniivi mum ium i nun J
no one owes.
! BLACKLE(i IN CATTLE.
'JMiis lir tu is the largest producers of Vaccine
in the U. S. We loan you the outfit lor Vac
illating l Wftft UK UUAKli
Hocllon i. Town l'. norlh. ltniiL'ii w.l.
lie names the following wilnesses to nrovo bis
oonllrmnus residence uion and cultivation of raid
land vizi J. W. Johniton, Ingham, Nob i James
llo HrlH,Moonneld,Neb. Jesse U.Nall, Maxwell,
Neb i Mlliam Houghtallng, Ingham, Nebraska.
'"'!" OHOItflK E. FKKNOlt, IteglsUr.
notioi: ron PDULIOATION.
l.aml Otllce at Norlh Platte, Nidi.,
April ID, Ml
Nonce )i lierpby glvuu that tlitf tollowiuy
tt A fr-i.el, ct.w.L- n( P ARKE, D AVIS Of CO S i..o4 . . , Tj nnmed settler has filed notice of his lntontoq to
T .V 1 1 t-nll SlULK OI p, Arvi nr. VArrilUC JUSt received. I wako i nal proof In support ot bis claim, ami
uuMvii.i.i.u i iwiiib t uat sain proof will ue niailo beforo register anil
j r'riivnr ni nnriu I'laiip, Piou., OR may s ill, iuui,
A vlii OKOItOK K. KNOX, who raado'boraesloa'l
entry No. 17..M8. for tho south half of mirUiwett
Miwtrler of section 22, town 15 north, rango SO,
A luailliir I' Ixftft Ul1 UIlvKtilv i uamestno followltg witnesses to prove bis
V , . !l roiilluuou(iroldeuceui)nanilcultlTationofsaia
A A. NORTH PLATTE PHi'RMArV I lnn,l llu(tll lectins, i;poch oummlngs,
C "Wl l n l l . rnAltmAbl K Horace Austin and Fred Uromor, all of North
y1T)r'kit Natty, KbU. .. ii. ,
i u-onui k. fikcw, Hrglstdr,