Local News in Brief.
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Mi8B Lena Klein began work in
this office Wednesday.
Mrs. lCmma Pulvcr is having a
new house built on her lot on east
Fifth street,
The new city officials will be
inducted into ofhce on Tuesday
evening' of next week.
The First National Uank has
sold to C. 1 Scharmann lots 3 and
f, block 74, in the Third ward.
Marion Carrier took possession
of his new brick building on Sixth
Btrcct Wednesday. He has a well
appointed blacksmith shop.
The Board of Education will
hold a session Monday evening and
arrangements made for the high
school commencement exercises:
Wanted A girl for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. W. V,
Hoaglaud.
Baptist church. J. I). Palis,
Pastor. Services May 5th 10:30 a.
m., 8:00 p. tn. Subjects: Morning,
"Adoption"; evening. "Fools."
You arc invited.
A special meeting of the Com
mercial club will be held at the
rooms tomorrow evening. Matters
of importance will come before the
meeting lor consideration.
Miss Irma Allen canvasbed the
city Wednesday and secured about
forty life members to the Nebraska
Children's Home Society. The life
members pay a fee. or rather make
a donation, of five dollars.
The local lodge of Maccabees is
making efforts to secure fifty mem
bers within the next sixty days,
and from the manner in which
applications are being received it
is pretty certain the number will
be obtained.
W. C. Reynolds offers his resi
dence for sale and if he finds a pur
chaser he will build a new home on
his lot on Third street west ol N,
A.Davis. If he docs not sell he
will probably enlarge his present
house.
Butler Buchanan moved his office
effects to the T. C. Patterson office
Wednesday, and the firm of Patter
Hon & Buchanm, real estate, loan
and insurance agentB began busi
ness. The firm is a strong one
and ought to be able to handle a
a large volatile of business.
15. Soderman, of Holdrcge, who
recently purchased aboutoncthous
and acres of laud in Mylander pre
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Spring Clothing.
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Overcoats, Suits and
Trousers for Men and
Youths
PEOPLE AND EVENTS
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Wm, Rector went to Elm Creek
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
a relative.
Max Kirschbaum returned Wed
nesday evening lrom a business
trip in the east,
Bruce Stuart came up from Co-
zad Wendesday evening and re-
Wall
Paper
. Tnc garments we provide appeal m turned the following morning,
most strongly to the careful dress- Mrs. Cornfield, of Grand Island,
cr. T he patterns are refined and ill
pleasing; the styles of course arc jj:
the latest and most approved . A to
careful examination of the goods to
will prove that the values we offer fff
arc most worty m
Men's Suifcs-$5,r().00, 8.00 m 'eBtcrda
1 n fin 1 o nn n ni 1 k cv i Mrs, J.
Men's Overcoats--$5, SC, m
8.00, 10.00, 12.00 and 15.00. flii
Men's Trousers $1, 1.50, 2;
2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00 m
has been th guest of her sister
Mrs. W. W. White for several days
past.
Mrs. Wiseman, who had been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Geo.
Graham' returned to Grand Island
and 4.50.
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Receives special attention here.
Youths from 12 to 20 years of age
have requirements peculiar to their
age, and we make a study to meet
these points in the best possible
manner.
Youth's Suits-$4,00, 4.50, 5.00
6.00, 7.50, 8.00, 8 50, 9.00 and
10.00
Boys' and Children's Suits, ages
3 to 16. have some extra good
values at $1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and
and 3.00
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
W. A. VOLLMER, Proprietor.
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The largest line ever shown
in the city
Prices far Below
Last Year.
Make your selections early.
You will find just what
you want at
WARNER'S
Furniture Store
Wanted.
100 head of cattle to herd during
the summer. Good pasture and
plenty of water. Adress A. Blaser,
Somerset, Neb.
Notico
All persons are hereby warned
against buying a note of $200 given
in tavor ot v. is. Meyer by myseli.
J. 11. THOMPSON.
For Salo.
1 will sell my household goods at
private sale; must be sold bv May
1st. Also offer for sale my frame
bam. ' M. Fowler.
WANTED TIUISTWOltTHY MEN AND VO-
meli to travel and adrortlto for old established
bouse of solid financial standing. Snlnrjr IVyU n
year and exponscs, all payable la cash. Nncan
vs'elng roqulrpd. Olro references and encloeo
sclf'aildrcssod stamped eilvelopo. Addrsss Man
ager, 353 Cnxton llldg., Chicago.
Ladies Corliss Collars.
Beeler & Muldoou arc now lo
cated in their new oihccH over
Hoagland's Candy Btorc
Fred Distell is suffering from
cancer of the stomach, and no hope
is entertained for his recovery
The LadieB of the V. M. C. A.
Auxiliarv will meet in the Y. M. C.
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A. parlor Friday evening, May 3d.,
ciuct. is now nefotlatlnir (nr t ho at 8 o'clock. ' All ladies interested
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mirchase of the Fred Ivnd. farm, in the work are invttcd. Mrs. J,
If Mr. Kade sells he will move to D. Pulis, Secretary.
town ami umiu a residence on iiib ua nmorv Timn." winch will be
101H III IIIC West CtUl. , nnnr l.miar, nnvl Mniulnv
A male octette composed of evening is one of the most cfTectiv
Messrs. Benlzinger, Bare, Clinton, farce comedies in town this season.
Dowlen, Redmond, McCorkle, It is diverting without being in
Scharmann and Warner has been sane, and has a slight story which
formed and will render a selection makeB a very strong vehicle fot in
or two on Memorial Day and also troducing the various specialities
at the high school commencement, of different members ot tlie cast,
It iB aimed to make the organiza- each one of whom ib an artist in
tion permanent. his or her hue
A large number of fricuds helped The city council held an ad-
Miss Olive Stearns celebrate her journcd meeting Tuesday evening
birthday Monday evening. '.The and considered the applications for
time waspleasantly spent playing liquor licenses, and adjourned tin
various games, after which ice thm evening. Kemonstrances
cream and cake were served. She were hied atainst granting license
was the recipient of maiiv beattti- to c F Wbelan and Jas. Daley:
Walzenbacb, who had
been visiting at the Fikes residence
for about six weeks, returned to
Omaha yesterday
Rev. Randolph, now stationed at
Wallace, was in town Wednesday
enroute to Elm Creek to deliver an
address at the funeral of a friend.
Mrs. h. C. Hansen returned to
Grand Island yesterday after a
somewhat protracted visit with
her mother, MrB. W. D' Pulver.
Geo. C. White was down from
Sutherland yesterday and reports
business exceptionally good in the
mercantile line in that village.
Mrs. J. J. Sullivan and son Jim
came up lrom Kearney Tuesday
and attended the May Party, re
turning home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Miller of Council Bluffs,
wile ot tlie well known passenger
conductor, visited North Platte
friends the early part of the week,
and attended the May Party.
Frank Murray left Thursday
night for Atchison, Kan., where
he will enter the employ of the
Symncs Grocery Co. He will prob
ably spend several weeks in the
house before going on the road.
Mrs. S. K. Ross and daughter
will lnni thi nrlir nnrf n( tittvt
ir , w . , Temperance Meetings.
... .. Mrs. .Welton, State Organizer
Ross and son Charlie are employed, Lnd MrBf Walk state Pr8ident
nnri wnoro Tim tnmiiv t?iii raoirin I
" """"' of the W. C. T. U., will be here
pBrmanenuj. r rienas 01 xnc iam- Mar inM, rm!1;,nrr ntrar
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u .CJJ:i V.1U.. ucpa.iu.c. Fridav afternonn t 11.ro,. vinrl.
Tom Mora n, a freight conductor Uniadies are reoeusted to meet in
Corliss Collars
LLOYD'S OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY M A V L
EVENING, ITIAI U
Fitz & Webster's
Rollicking' Farce Comedy,
A BREEZY
TIME
All the Latest Songs,
All the Latest Dances,
All the Latest Novelties
A Whirlwind of Laughter,
A Cyclone of Fun.
U LAUGH,
U ROAR,
TT CPTJIPA l
PRICE
BSr Don't fail to hear the Solo
2 tor 25Ct Band Concert at 3:30 p. m.
All Styles
and Shapes
to Select
From.
Wilcox Department Store, jp qqING EAST
The Ladie of the Baptist church
will imlcl nn "ITnluckv Social" at
the residence of Mrs. W. L. Park 0,1 the Northwestern outof Clinton the M. K. church to organize a W
WriHnv Pvonlnir. Mnv 3d. Refresh- ia- 18 lue Cuesl 01 n C0U8m wrs. I c. T. U. club. Fridav and Satur
tnents will be served. The public P-A. Norton. This is Mr. Moraa's day eyenings lectures will be given
or south of Chicag-o ask your lo
cal ticket agent to route you be
tween Omaha and Chicago via the
MILWAUKEE,
ful prcBents. The evening proved
a delightful time to all.
"fiic l-aridii iTicsi," as pre
sented at the opera house Wodnes
day evening by Dan Sully and hia
capable support, is a good whole
some play, abounding with situa
tions which have a good moral
effect upon an audience. The emo
tional parts, and there are many of
them, were not over drawn or un
natural, and the dclinations of the
cinractcrs throughout were excel-
JiMit. After a long run of vattde
ville it is certainly pleasing to
witness a play of such merit as
"The Parish Priest."
"A Breezy Time" will be at the
the opera house next Monday even-
"if,. ..a it i(,ii:v., lUlllliUIUU Ol IDC
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nuiicmuiii ui.u lurcc coined les are
dead, here comes "A Breezy
J imc." it ib an out-and-
out farce comedy, put to
gether simply and solely for the
purpose of making as many laugh
as possible; and altogether out of
the question the rise and tall of the
American drama. Hie piece has
many more pretty women than cji-
maxep, more comic surprises than
counter-plots, and more catchy
music than ingeniously worked-up
situations, but to use the American
vernacular, "It gocR," It not only
goes. but It goes with a ruBh,
the bonds of another were consid
ercd insufficient and a fourth
lacked the rcmiisite number of
revenue stamps.
is cordially invited.
ChaB. Burroughs has putchascd
the Drake property in the south
part of town, and will make a nutn-
her of improvements thereto. It is
rumored that Charley will soon be
come a benedict.
August Ilazencamp is consider
nrsi visit to iorin fiaue, out ne in the court mimp Vinwa will ih
has exoresaed hlmaelf ro wpli t a:b t ' the shortest line between the two
pleased with the town and people eluding BCeneB of LnHn. RJ,W. Clhc? Tralns vla. V0?1'
-'i'-' . tunu, v ranee anu oi our own not. Omaha, da lv. connect inur
1ir-.tr. lla mill an fnr l.nms r-. . . . .... I 1 . J ' J ' nj
-t,.... ..w,,,,. au,vm Mwuit. iu- country, OPeCiai niUSlC Wl'l be ,,nth nefrnm thowne,. Mmr-
morrow or tsunaay. rendered at these meetings. The nificentlv eauinned trains, nal-
A Now rirxn public is invited. ace sleepers and free reclining
Ti,n NBi-,,in piftti.i,.,ri csaturaay at turee o clock a do- cuair cars, uiiiiuk uut. .um uui-
mesne science ana motuer's meet- m "u""j """'"B .u..
I tr-.... ...:t. t ... tj i , i
road . . ... ""r' All trains lighted by electricity.
umaua as manager, is me name ot - - -- For full information about rates,
, a new buainess house that wjn Mrs. Robs, over the Fair store, at . n(i,irfeS
d . . whti.1i r1mnHDlrnlAMn 1 ! CIC, aillirCbb,
ng a proposition to go on the
for the Heinz Pickle Co. He is
rustling young man ana wouw Front which demonstrations will be given
meet with excellent success ns a , m in cake bakinir. and Mi mnV.no- nf
niiuci luiiucriv uccnuicu uv . 1. ' -
traveling salesman. nntti,. bread, salads, fruit and lellies: also
Arthur Rush beau work with Th r 5 b , returnished favorite receipts will be given.
Harrington & Tobin Wednesday n.i we aRR11I..j h.Mr pB-nh.r Admission teu cents. Ladies come
and will act as buyer and haye that the establishment is here to and helP a food cause.
general oversight of the selling and Btay and build up a permanent Sunday evening a union temper-
delivering ot goods. He has not huinefl9 ln i:npn i.nnf1Pfi rru ance meeting will be held in the
entirely recovered from his recent Btock ;9 now arrivinir and Mr. Pera 1,0U8e beginning at eight
operation, but is; daily gaining in Rosenbcrir will have an ooenino- an- clock A special invitation is ex-
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icnueu io men.
strength.
F. W. Bryant came up from Oma
ha Tuesday night and succeeds C.e
13. Prosser as clerk in the govern
ment land office. The position
comes under the civil services rules,
and Mr. Bryant had taken the ex-
animation while Mr. Prosser had
not. The latter will devote his
time to the insurance business.
nouncement in a week or so.
Koraei For Salo.
By Joseph Herahey,
street, North Platte, Neb.
F. A. NASH,
General "Western Agent,
1504 Farnam St., OMAHA.
H. W. Howell, Trav. Frt. and
Pass. Agt.
J. F. FILblON,
Locust
Shudder At Xia Faat.
"I recall now with horror," soys Mail
Carrier Burnett Mann, of Lovanna, 0.. I
I "my three joars of ButforiDR from Kid
ney trouble. I was hardly over frool
from dull nolies or acute pains in my
bficlr.To etoop or lift mail sacks made
me groan. 1 felt tired, worn out, about
roudy to civo up, whon I bocran to ubo
FOOT COMFORT.
Spring is a trying time for many feet. The warm
weather makes sound feet tender, tender feet more
tender. Much relief can he obtained by a careful
fitting of shoes, such care as is invariably exercised
at this shoe store, where every good style is to be
had in every size and width. We are showing many
styles in
WOMEN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS
for house or street use. These give a hint of what
is here for you
Plain, easy turn sole House Slippers $1.00
Pretty Strap Slippers, howsand ornament 1.25
Dainty, dressy, white kid strap Slippers 1.25
Plain, common sense kid lace Oxfords 1.25
Street Oxfords, new toes, kid or cloth tops 1.50
Many other styles at from 1.75 to $3.00.
Yellow Front Shoe Store,
Prank Armstrong, a former em
ploye ot the North Platte shops,
waB fatally injured at Stanberry,
Mo., a few days aco by another
man armed with a pitchfork, one of El0etrlo Blttors. but six bottles com-
tlie lines WHICH penetrated tUe ntn.n,v ni,rn.1 mn nmt mmla mn fnnl lilrn
I ,'t.. . WU.Wl ...... .......w ...w . . 1
a now num." Thoy'ro unrivalled to rog
ulato Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bow
el?. Perfect suttefaotion guurantoed by
A, r , Htrieti:. only oo cents.
a
GUORGU M. Git A HAM. Mgr.
3 doors south 1'. O.
North IMottc, Nob.
brain.
For Sale 50 assorted Geranium
Slips ready to transplant.
Mrs. Geo. L. Carter.
Charlie Rorp, late with the Star
Clothing House, is now employed
in a department store at Rawlin?,
Wyo., at a salary of seventy. five
dollars per month, which may be
considered good pay for a boy ol
nineteen.
Prospective visitors tothe Buffalo
exposition should call on J. B
Scanlan and obtain information
concerning a system of coupon
books which enables the holder to
take side trips to points of interest
with in a reasonable distance of
Buffalo.
Fought rev ids i'ifo.
"My father and sinter both died pf
Consumption," wrltos J. T. Wentberwux,
or wyandoto, Mich., "and I whb saved I
from the sumo frightful fate only by Pr.
ivinga mow uipoovery. An atlnuK or
Pneumonia left nn obetinatn oough and
vory severe lung trouble, which nn o.
cellont doctor eould not help, but a fow
months' ubo of this wondorf uj medioine
mnuo mo ns won as ever ana l gntned
much in weight." Infallible for Coughs,
Colds and all Tbrout and Luna trouble.
Trial bottle froo. Guaranteed bottles
Wo and ll.uo at ptro.tE' prug Htors,
Warm Weather
Demands ....
Screen Doors,
Spring- Hinges,
Screen Wire,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Lawn Sprinklers,
Rubber Hose,
Milk Cans,
Post Hole Diggers,
Wire Stretchers,
Barb Wire,
Poultry Nettipg,
Single Trees,
Double Troqs, Ironed.
Double Tree Woods,
Spades,
Shovels.
WE KEEP TJIEM.
Wikox Department Store.
General Repairer,
Special attention given to
BICYCLE I.
WHEELS TO RENT
Awaiting Settlers
xuousnnua oi t-Kuu
Grant Homestead! (ICO
acres) In tho Hard Wlioat
Bolt of Alanltoba, AsalnU
bola, Alberta and Saskat
cliewan (Weatera Can.
adn.)
Experience sliowa that
1 the laodi of Western Can
ada aro unexcollod for
drain arowlne, Mixed
Parmlnfrand Dairying.
Railroads oxlat and aro
projected wheroreraettlo.
men! extends. Schools and
chnrches conTenlont.
Taxes merely nominal, Climate
the Healthiest In the World.
Crops always cood, Wheat vary
ing from 25 to 40 umbels to thn
aero. Oats CO to 100 buahels. othor
grains In proportion.
CATTLE RAISING
mors profitable tban olsewhern on
(he Continent. Marketing produce
at highest prices Is particularly
oasy. LowFlguresasked for land
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adjoining Frea Ilomostcnd Lands.
Write for pamphlets and copies
of Jotters from settlors and dole
I ,n . nn . .i.i . t a
I.a.cg. num... A-. 4 guigji uuLior
Intendent of Immigration, Ottawa,
Canada, or to
W' V' HS,raPilf.BW.. Omaha, Neb.
Qpoolal tow exouralon rates during
February! March and April.
W. V, Dennett, 801 New York
Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
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