Jfcmi- WM ftrUmtu
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1901.
1RAL BARE,EDiTonAWDPnopmrron an
SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
One tear, caiih In advance, L3
Six Monthi, cash In advance TS OtnU
lrdttthNoHbPUtU(MbrMX)po)toffla(M
ieeond-olasimaltar.
15. D. OwiiNft of Cozad and J. li.
Mcintosh of Sidney have been se
lected as members of the republi
can state central committee from
this senatorial district.
Western Neiikaska was recog
nized and honored by the republic
can Btatc convention by the rcnom-
ination of H. L. Goold of Ogalalla,
for regent of the state university.
The state convention recognized
the past services of an excellent
executive officer bv re-electing II. C.
Lindsay chairman of the republican
state central committee. Mr.
Lindsay's work in last fall's cam-
paign proved him to be an excellent
man for the position.
Reports from the com belt
states agree that corn haB made a
wonderful imorovemeut during the
oast two weeks, and the estimates
of the vicld have accordingly been
raised. Of course the crop will be
" ' I .
short, but not so short by many
millions Of bushels as was pre-
dieted a month ago.
There is no reason why the re-
publicans of Lincoln county should
not support inc. county ticKct as 1
solidly tins lall w tlicy uiu tuc
presidential ticket last fall, ills
just as Important that county
uiiuiib ut wen iiiauuirtu ui mv; i
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nanuB ot tuc rcpuu can party as it
is that national affairs be handled
not a man on thc republican county
Inct that In nnr (iitit1icl tn thc
support of every republican voter,
The way to keep republican priuci-
pies at the mast head is for rcpubli-
cans to vote the ticket from precinct
officers up.
Bon FiTzaiMMONH, who lett the
prize ring for the lecture platform,
i trllflnn nnlnr nlnvna litnwa fnr I
r
moral tv nnrl fAmnnrnno Tn n r.
cent lecture he used thc lollowlng
language: "i never see n young i
man 'dissipating but I feel like tak-
ing him aside and telling him he is
wasting his strength and squander-
iijij hio uiaiu uuwci, uiiuuiuiiuK up
for himself a legacy of dissappoint-
mcnt ana suitcriug. it, is not a
question of morals. It Is a ques-
ttnn of nelf intirot. I.ifi !u lllrn n
moi n .
. . . ...... ,
be In thc finest possible condition
td have anv chance of vlctnrv."
, j.
one of the plankB of the plat-
form adopted by the republican
state convention at Lincoln Wed-
nesday reads ub follows: The right
of every man to eniov the fruit of
his labor should be insured by
everr known safeiruard. It invn. I
ion. either bv the blacklist or bv
a '
t.- Kt i. mhIko m.
,vvn . wuttair iu tuc own ll
ot Americau institutions, vtc rec-
of uUe the right of wage workers to
organize lor mutual protection and
the promotion of mutual interests,
ana we uemanu ior tliem most
ample protection against coercion
In any form. But we draw the line
at violence and lawlessness, winch
must be suppressed lor the maintain
mice of Jaw uud order and thc
preservation ol the liberties guar
anteed to all,
Upon the demand ol the republi
can state convention that thc pa
role ol Joe Dartly be at once re-
ti i t- a .1
called, Bartley was at once taken
tw wuoivwv UI1U IJiUCeU 1U IIIC I
penitentiary
Sncnlttmrnr tl,n ...
. bpcaklngof the mat-
r Savage said: The
tcr Gpvcruor
convention uttered the command
audi have obeyed, i stiu think
that when those who favored thia
act on return to their homes and
,u, wwimi iu uicir iiomcs nnu,
free from thc excitement o the
calmlvand dlBDasalonntclv miv K i " nn un'jn""ltu eeat
caimiy ana aiBpass onatcij, many nir impoo l yof fourteen at tho dintnii
if not all of them will conclude aud tnblos, Tho parlor coinpartmont is
agrree with me that It would be
better for the taxpayers to have a
Shortage of hundreds of thousands
made good than to have Bartley i,,
prison. One thing Is certain, and
that is that Bartjey would have
fHlBllcd the condltlona w,i,h
imuiica me conuitions, wUIcli re-
quired thc rcimburseiilcnt to the
Ute, or he would have R0e back
io tue penitentiary September 13
thc date on which his parole terml
Mated. My one object waa to
relUvr the taxpayers, That and
Hon. s. h. sedowick, of otk,
on the fourth ballot by the republi
can state convention at Lincoln
Wednesday. Judge Sedgwick 1b
abie juriBt, a man wjti, a cican
character and record, and
is con
ceded by all to be a strong candi
date.
The officers of the St. Louis
world's fair expect to expend
twelve million dollars on the build
ings and about twenty-five millions
on the wuoic iair, wuicu is a
greater amount than was expended
oil the world's fair at Chicago.
Thc St, Louis exposition will no
doubt exceed anything of the kind
that has ever been attempted
Over in Iowa the Methodist
brethren arc passing resolutions
denouncing Cummings, the rcpubli
can candidate for governor aB the
tool ot tne liquor ucaiers, anu
promise to fight him to the finish.
Cummins was not in favor of the
prohibition amendment to tuc state
constitution when it waa adopted
hence the uprising of the Methodist
oreturcn.
im; umaua ucc says uiai
braska's new game law is coming
" r us snare oi attention irom
eastern sportsmen just now. The
features most commented on are
uiose which piacc restriction!-, on
.. 4 1 I f
c uuiucr ana atioru real protcc
1! i 11. l - J 11 f ..!! 1 1
n tu mc onus, h is ucncvcu uy
those who Have the interest ot true
snort at heart that the Nebraska
law wlu be found one of thc wiBe8t
cvcr irame( for the preservation of
wild game.
mmv acquaintance with
Coloncl Copper of thc Era wil
,,. ,.,.. n,.i i.
.vni v iiiuu any unc iiiili jju i me
f , .
. , ., , , . .,
nf M A wli4 1 rt ntnM 1mm ..ti1 ..
pose bonc m 1,,s vcst Pockct
U "at I1C IS 51 political SCCr IS
proven, he alleges, by the fore
cast he made of the republican
ticket prior to the convention
Like other forecasters if he
chances to make one hit in a hun
drcd guesses he thinks he is
entitled to great credit
a rs i t. r
".v.umu IU UIU UW Ul W1U
loca fuaionists "great dissrtis
v.aioio muuu lujmu
licans over thc ticket nominated
last Saturday. This, of course
is a fusion lairy talc, it is one o
tneir mctiious ot nronninu- tin
their failing courage. Lincoln
rmmtv ron.,i,li,.nnu m m
L d ft fa ' f fc . ;
I
a . . , , ,. iv
wuhvuiiuuh ami iusi, taKC incir
lcfcat wlth S00(1 Kracc and hav
no SOrc spots the catltcsts
......
were iainy conducted and with
out bitterness.
To Save Her Child.
From frightful diallgurotnont, Mrs
Bonnie Qollogor, ot ha arniiBo.Gn., nt
nlil1 Uuoklon's Arnica Snlvo to ront
om on hor bond imd fnco, nnd wrltoa
if t i ...
w 1U,0K uuro oxooouea nn nor hopes,
" wor.k8 wondorfl.in Soros, UruisoB, Skin
KfUntlOnB. UlltB. Ilnrnn Hna ila nn.l Pllnc
pwo. uuro gunrantuod by A. F- StreitK
-"ruggw.
Illinois Centra
AN INNOVATION.
Elegant Now Dinin-Parlor
OaraBotwoon Chicago and
Omaha on the Fast Mall.
Those combination cars, which havo
vuiiiwiiiiiiiuii utiiD. Wilicil Iinvn
boon especially llttcd up for Borvico bo-
P,ny shops, nro run went bound from
bliioiiuo on Past Mull, train No. fi, and
enet bouml from Onnilnf
V"UWJ tt uuu uuhhiu ut 1110 com
tmm? 011 11,0 u,,i"ttH kI'bh, train No
desl;:;,1:r;;ss,stim,
4.,ly ,mvo n th0 fwturoa of a regular
,n'Konrntr a l'ullman parlor car,
the twoboinirin Heparato oomimrtmontH
and entirely ImloiwmlonL ono from t m
otlior. Ihedininir uompnrtmont htm a
T' i.L".?r"Ts'!aa B01upH
arnlohahs 'Se
M""?, ;oinfortablo, boini: of a now and
J E1 , "r
Iowa for tho moet part by dnylluht. this
"novation In enr ciuipiiiculf In mldttlon
0 Ua ."vonlonco for through pnuson
k-ore, la ospocmlly ndvunlnuouus for
9nm,!R uml CIiIcuko imsaencors to or
" Hff Z
artiuu lira na tn thlo nmi ntt... ri
iiuum vvoiurai trttitiBorvioo botweon Chi
enffo and Dubiiiiuo, Sioux City, Sioux
? R'Ib. Council DIulTs nnd Omnha of your
local tioUot BKent. or by addrosalnif the
nearest .of th followln: J. P. Merry,
Brill, D, I, A., Omshn, Nob.
- . . ...... uvitui
I If a Woman I
it wants to put out a fire she dsesn't
O hun nn oil and wood. She throws V
fican nn oil and wood. She throws
;! on water.knawlnethat waterquenches
O fire. When a woman wants to get li
JJ well from diseases peculiar to her sex,
I? hm tintiM not add fuel to the fire
already burning her life away. She
KhmiM not take worthless drups and
I potions composed of harmful narcot-
r f i i . irL J . I
ics ana opiates, incuujiui cnccit
the disease they do not cure It they
simply add fuel to the fire.
uraaueias remaie
Regulator should be
taken by every woman
or girl who has the
slightest suspicion of
any ot me an
menu which af
flict women.
They will limply
bo wailing time
until they take It.
The Kesulatori
a purify InR,
itrengthenlnK
.tonic, which gets
;at thorootiof the
ddeaieandcurei
thecauie. It does not dru?
tho pain, It eradicates It.
It itops falling of the womb,
leucorrhea. Inflammation
and periodical luflerinir, ir
regular, icanty or painful
menitruatlon; nnd by doing
all thin drives away the
hundred and one aches and
pains which drain health
and beauty, happiness and
good temper from many a
woman's fife. It Is the one
remedy above all others
which every woman should
know about and uie.
1X0 per bottle
at any drug itor.
Send fornnr frr.
Illustrated book.
The Brdftetd
eguhtor Co. 4
AtUnU, Gi,
Progressive People
require their garments to be
progressive also. They want
the latest ideas and styles in
fabric, pattern, cut and fit
That is why they get their cloth
ing made to or.dcr at Brockcr's
The latest fall patterns are now
ready. Wc arc ready for your
order.
F. J. Btoekei-.
Wm. Gauit,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
Horse Shocinc S4 ocr Team.
Also reductions in the price of al
otner worn. worK r'uaranteed, or
money refunded. Give ub a call
LocuBt. street south of Yost
harness store.
STEBBINS' STABLE.
Liycry, Feed, Boarding and Sale
NEW RIGS,
Accommodations Good.
Feed per team to hay, 35 cents
night; noon feed 15 cents.
L
'Phono 101.
North I'lnttc,
Stebbins,
Nebraska.
Two
Years
You ware adtlied. IF A
HENTER, Farmer' ion
luniDie, owing to high
vilutt ol land.to tecura a larm near
jour old homo), or firmer bun
denid ih tiutlon, hein mort
igei. Impottrlihtd toll or lillum
ol crop, to teeuro
FREE IGO
Acre Homestead
Ln.M?.NIT0M A58INIB0IA. 8AS.
SSIfHEWAN 0B ALBERT, the
GRAIN and 6RAZINQ DISTRICTS
fcl FERTILE WESTERN CANADA.
)!tf.i .Jt'f l nu7 wwaud. am) the
oSar of free farm to 9nti male
QT.t elghta.n mn ot ua aa 'i Sim
maT. 1,m4 0f a faiiUy la maKl
wllir.v,,..""k,u'.
SrJfl'i ,l.v,ftt onBlnt. cil-
W. V. BENNETT,
101 N. r. I.IfeDldr, Omaha, U
iu.ii ww rnawM
I
SBlow! Blow!
It is natural for some people in business to
BLOW. It is not our object to BLOW,
give glowing descriptions, or make risky
assertions in prices.
This is no circus bill and we have no red
lemonade for sale. Plain, facts go farther
than fiction which will not bear investigation
Our goods speak for themselves. No
llowery figures of price are necessary.
A. L. DAVIS,
4r
THE
: Torth f latte ftlocir :
Mi....................
JylafjLifactUfed by NfofU? Platte poller fljiiis
Used by economical housewifes in fifty towns in
Nebraska and Wyoming and pronounced the
equal of any flour manufactured in Nebraska.
p. Ti'iai Sack urjill Covlf)cc yoii of its fljeit
North Platte Roller Mills
C F. I DD1NCS
r
This mountain is i, 100 feet high, and
between Laramie and Rawlins, for 117
miles, it is constantly in sight. This is
in the Medicine Bow Mountains, one of
the historical ranges of the west,n over
which roamed at one time great herds
of Elk, from which the mountain was
named.
Other famous landmarks are also seen
all along this line.
B. H.
U
Shoe Repairing
A Specialty.
Always carry a select quality
of sole leather to please our
patrons and our aim is to
please as near as we can.
Colored Laces.
Get your colored laces at the
Yellow Front Shoe Hospital.
GEO TEKULVE
Ralston & Fonda
Livo Stook
Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
Uy i;ood Bales nnd courteous treatment
our customers navo ooconio our uesi
solicitors. Wo nro fully equipped to
lianUlo nil biiBlnosu entrusted to our
unro and can olTor unoiualod servlco
nnd nbsolute snfoty. Givo ub a trial
nnd we will convince you. Murlcot ro
ports furnished on nppliontion. Wo ro
for by permission to First Nntionnl
Bank of North Pintle.
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm Machinery.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK 8 SALISBURY
NORTH PLATTE.
Blow!
HARDWARE MAN
ELK
MOUNTAIN
WYOMING.
GENGE, Agent
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
H.
E. MoCAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Huffman's Millinery Store
WORTH 1 LATTE. - - PlEUItASKA.
0.
V. BEDELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offices: North Platte National Bank
Building North Platte, Neb.
Jl V. DENNIS, M. D.,
HOMOEOPATHIST,
Over rirat MaUonal Bank,
NORTH PLATTE,
NEBRASKA. '
J, S. HOAOLAND.
W, V. HOAOLAND
HoaglandA, Hoagland.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
Offlc titer Mr. IliifTmall'a Millinery Htnrn.
NORTH PLATTK, - - N15UHAHKA
w
ILCOX Sc HALLIGAN,
ATT0RNEY8-AT.LAW.
fOHTII PLATTE, - - - NEBRA8KA
Offloa oyer North Platu National Bank,
H.
S. RIDGELY,
ATTORNH Y- AT-LA W .
Otllce Mo Don u Id Block, Dewey street.
NORTH i'LiATTJS, - - NEBRASKA
JJR.G, B.
DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
omce over Tost Office.
Telephone 115.
North Plntto, - - - Nebrnskn.
A. "
DAVIS,
1 ATTO RNE Y-AT.LA W.
NORTH PLATTE,, - - NEBRASKA
Urndy Uloek Rsbms 12.
p C. PATTERSON,
Worn by-ht- lk,
Office over Yellow Front Shoo Store
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
L.
E. ROCHE,
ATTORNBY.AT-LAW,
Hinman Block, . Dkwev Street,
North Platte, Nebraska.
wiriaaViii.
VuvaPi .
IM4CMAMM81
Nvtiicaig.
Cheap
K
VIA
Illinois Central Railroad
PROH OflArlA.
St. Paul nnd roturn, Aug. 11th
vj oi.ni , ., , ,gl2 (J,,
Minneapolis nnd roturn, Aug. 11th
to 31st jo (j5
Duluth and return. Ava. mi.
to 31st 10 95
Waseca nnd roturn, Aug. 11th
to 31st
Waterville nnd return, Aug. 11th
to3lBt , 10 C8
Madison Lake nnd roturn, Aug.
11th to 31st 10 08
Now York nnd return, nvnrv lnv . t nrt
Clovoland.Ohio nnd return, Sept.
7th to 11th 21.00
Buffalo nnd return, nvnrv .tn nr. m
Circuit toura vln tho Great Lnkna to
Bnffnlo nnd Intermedlnte points. Stnto
rooms resorved In mlvnn n.,n ru.,
Ticket Ofllco, 1402 Prnm St fo pa-
A., I. C. K. R., Omnhn, Nob.
LSOAI. NOTICES
TIMBEU CULTUItr, FINAI. I'ltOOF-NOTlOK
FOK 1'OULIOATION
Lund Offlct North Vlalte. Neb.
.. . , , AOtfjit ,Ji, 1001.
Notice In bereby Rlren thnt Fetor (1
i iM.tflld nol,c ' Inteotloa to make
floal proof before real.ter i.n.1 receive? uVSJand
SSJ. '".Kft.' Monday the
YfSSr iVopMMw culture appli
cation No. ia,6l, for the enst half of north
west quarter nnd ols 1 and 2 of aecUon B.
in township No. 0,
lOwnilllln Wn O nnK . :. . ' '
ui oniu r. si.
weit
natnea aa wltnoMes:
n1 neebout, all of Wallace, Nub.
OEOBOBE. FlIKHOn. Hefflnt.r.
Notice for publication.
Land Olllct) at North Platte, Nob. )
,,,., Aujrust 13th, 1001. f
Notice la hernbr aivn iw ih ,.u,.,i!....
named eottler haa nloH nniln. nr 1.1.
?i'il,.rr.1?fJn ,uPPort of hlH claim and that
VLEt0?f.'ll. atfo fre reenter nnd re
SSASSPW."" N"" Platte.
WILLIAM H. MOOHEUOOBE,
SnSElrL', homejtoad Entrr No. 18,482 for
.HTn,.T.wq?rt0.lo,.,he northeast quarter
S5?.?P. .half PJ ?thc' quarter aud southwest
? Suf outh,eat quarter of aectlon 4, town
18, north ranse SS ot.
He names the followlriK wltnensesto prove his
f.i ,n.nous "'dcncoupon and cnlUvatloti of said
land, U: Wlliard O. Benewa. John M!llr. T..
Hrii and Bnraotta J, Wllion all of Paxton. Neb.
-"" u"o. iJ. FnKKOJi, RcRlatBr.
NOTI0K FOIt PUBLICATION.
Land Omce at North riatle. Neb., )
,, , . , , AUKUst 11. 1901. f
Notice la hyreby Riven that the lollowlng-named
rettler haa nied notion nf hi. in.nii . JZ"
final Proof; In aupnort of hla claim, and that, wild
proof will be made bdfnrK nni.i.l. . n.i ti
JNorth Platte, Neb., on Heptombcraird, 1001,
LOUIR 1IIIBLITZ
I!,i!2Kma.d.0 H9P'J Entry No. 16711 for Uio
north half aoatheaat quarter, aouthen?t quarter
northeast naarter. niirthi n..n. ....
Jt Jtan flectlonll. Town 0, north, Uan8e 28 west
He names the following witnesses to prove hla
oontlnuone reeldense upon and cultivation of said
puIV lrDickcD N,b- Wlle' Mtbewa ot North
Platte, Neb., and B. P. Baker ot North Platte.
Neo. '
B OKORQK K. TKRNOH. Relter.
OHDEU OF HEARING.
. . uTll2 8,a.,e ot Nebraska, Lincoln county, mi.
In Iho County Court, AuRUst 10, 1WI1
In the matter of tho estate of Thomas M. Dawson,
deceased.
On reading nnd filing tho poUUon of JJ. 8.
Dawson praying that admlnlatratlon ot said
estate may bo granted to him as administrator.
Ordered, That Hept. 14, A, V., 11101, at U o'clock,
a. m la assigned for hearing anld pcUtlon, when
oil persona Interested In wild matter may appear
at a county court to bo held In and for said
county, and show causo why the prayer of petl
tlonor should not bo granted.
A. H.
ali!(
BALDWIN.
County Judge.
IF GOING EAST
or south of Chicago ask your lo
cal ticket agent to route you be
tween Omaha and Chicago via thc
'Milwaukee
the shortest line between the two
cities. Trains via this popular
road depart from the Union de
pot, Omaha, daily, connecting
with trains from the west. Mag
nificently equipped trains, pal
ace sleepers and free reclining
chair cars. Dining curs and buf
fet, library and smoking cars.
All trains lighted by electricity.
For full information about rates,
etc., address,
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent,
1504 Farnani St., OMAHA.
II.JW. Ilowpxt., Trav. Frt, and
Pass. Agt.
Sealed Bid's,
Sealed bids will be received at
the office of the county clerk up io
noon of the 2d day of September,
i901, for the building of six jetties
50 feet lotijf, extending into the
river .Irom the south bank of the
main channel ol the North Platte
river near Brady Island. Said
jetties to be built of willows and
dirt, twenty feet wide on the top
and one foot above the level of the
bank ot the river. The willows
standing near by can. be had with
out coat to the bidder, and dirt can
be had off the batik near said
jetties,
Bids to be by the lineal foot and
work to be done under supervision
ot the county commissioners,
The commissioners reserve the
right to reject, any and, all bids.
uateu Aug. io, ivui.
W. M. Howry,
County Clerk.
Summer
