8kt
3ml WCMU rite This attention of the Kearney
W ' V I .... . -
Hub, which has published col
umns galore about Kearney be
coming a division terminal of the
FRIDAY, SEPT. G, 1901.
IRA Jj BARE,Editoramd Proprietor Union Pacific, is directed to the
statement of Superintendent
bubsohiption bates. Baxter. The attempted efforts
... . A I
One year, easnmaavance .w I ,.t n. ti..i. .1 1
Oil Months, eash In Kdrno T OtnU "'" "
dealers to tret tin a boom for
Kearney is knocked very flat by
Mr. Baxter's statement, and the
Hub will probably feel a little
silly for having said so much.
M RSk-A. tfBl
oond-cUat matter.
XSPUBLXOAir STATE TICKET.
For Supreme Judge
S. II. 81CDOWICK, of York.
For RcgcntB State University
II. L. GOOLD. of Ogalalla,
C. J. ERNST, oi Lincoln.
County Tloket.
For Treasurer
C. F. SCHARMANN.
For Judge
A. S. BALDWIN.
For Superintendent
OSCAR W. NEALE.
For Clerk
FRED R. GINN.
For Sheriff
LINCOLN CARPENTER,
For Coroner
DR. F. II. LONGLEY.
For Surveyor
CHAS. P. ROSS.
For Commissioner 2nd Diet.
C. MAX McGREW.
T1112 Nebraska republicans
took the right course in their
stale convention Wednesday and
repudiated all responsibility for
the leniency shown to the default
ing state treasurer. In the elec
tion of 1894 the republicans
chose Joseph S. Bartlcy as stale
treasurer by a plurality of 30,000.
He proved to be a defaulter and
the state lost a large sum by his
dishonesty. He was arrested,
tried, found guilty and wad sen
tenced to state's prison for a
long term. But Governor Sav
age, who was elected 'lieutenant
governor last fall and who suc
ceeded to thegovcrnorship when
Governor Dietrich was chosen
senator, paroled Mr. Bartley
In the campaign the republican 8oon after he went into office.
party goes bciorc the people His act lias aroused much com-
with an irreproachable candidate mcnt and bitter opposition in
for supreme judge. There is no Nebraska. The republican
question but that Judirc Scdir- Pty is evidently determined
wick will receive a larger major- not to bc hcl(l responsible for
ity than did McKinlcy last year. Governor Savage's course, and
Every woman In the country
ought to know about
Mother's FrleH
Those who do know about It
wonder how they ever got along
without It. It has robbed child,
birth o Its terrors for many a
young wife. It has preserved her
girlish figure anil saved her much
suffering. It is an external Hni.
mcnt and canics with it therefore,
absolutely no danger of upsetting
tlio system as drugs taken intern
ally arc apt to do. It is to lxs
rubbed into the abdomen to soften
and strengthen the muscles which
aro to bear the strain. This means
much less pain. It olso prevents
morning sickness and all of tho
other discomforts of pregnancy.
A druggist of Macon, Ga., says:
"I have sold a largo quantity of
Mother's Friend and have never
known an instanco where it has
failed to produce the good results
claimed for it."
A prominent lady ot Lam
berton, Ark., writes: "With my
first six children 1 was in labor
from 24 to 30 hours. After using
Mother's Friend, my seventh was
Dorn in 4 nours. '
Get Mullier'nFrleml at the druf
More, SI. OO per bottle.
THE BRADflELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, GA.
Writ (or our Irt Ula.tr.t. 1 lx k, "EET0RB BABY
ID UVJMt
Wm. Gaunt,
, j . . 1- .
ity
Nc
ranks to stay,
repudiated it by an
majority. Governor
Blacksmith and
Wagoumaker.
emphatic riorse anoemg a specially.
Locust street
harness store.
south of Yost'
tt est i m
c,,,, norsc onoeing at per xcam.
an rniliirtinna in nrlrA nf nl
It is said that next week will promptly responds lotnc rcuiiKe otuer work. Work cuarantced or
ana 4lir.TTr.nnr. t.nnm fnrnn.ai.iont by cancelling- Hartley's parole money refunded. Give us a call
I . i . ... j i I T,ni"iit nimnf
fnM-ir,nr rinrln,, ti.n p.n,i and remanding mm 10 me
M LI. AAV KL11 .J ft ft. ft, MM ft-1 1 illi: Lll A ft. la. ft ft I w
Armvrnlilnnn ulnrn .linnof CllttrgC of tllC sheriff. This TC
.... . . t t . , lieves Nebraska republicans of
will be given at Ilanna's home, , ,
. ... i. . .... .luiIJ uukucu 111 iina iiiiiuci
ai wnicn inc icauinir pomicai i:si.i . ..s t,
11 1 111 T 1 W U
STEBBINS' STABLE.
leaders of the country will be
present. It is believed that this
function will witness Hanna
SICKENS DOINaS. 1
Walter Chamberlain took out a
Liycry, Feed; Boarding and Sale
NEW RIGS,
Accommodations Good.
4f
t
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f
Blow! Blow! 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
flowery figures of price are necessary.
A. L. DAVIS,
THE HARDWARE MAN
A Shocking Calamity
"Tjntolv bofolt n railroad Inboror,"
wrltos Dr. A.JCollott, ot Williford, Ark.
"Ilia foot was badly crushod, but Buck-
len'B Arnica Salvo quicuiy curou mm.
It's simnly wonderful for Hums, uoiib,
Piles and nil skin oruptions. It's tho
world s champlop noiilor. uuro Runrnn
teod. 25 cents. Sold by A. F. Stroitz.
Cheap
VIA
Illinois Central Railroad
FROM OMAHA.
St. Paul, Min , and roturn, Sopt.
1st to 10th 8 0 85
Minneapolis and roturn , Sopt 1st
to 10th 0 85
Duluth and return, Sopt. 1st
to 10th 13 85
Waseca and return, Sopt. 1st
to 10th 7 80
Wntervillo and roturn, Sopt. let
toiuui a IV
-ZV "J i iaj lum ,
4i$'4"f$4'4'4'4'4' MlBtBtollth0 rctUrD' Spt'
: fvforih fleLtte Tloar :
Iai?Ufacttiired by Ifoirtl) Platte ollcir lT)iiis j
Used by economical housewifes in fifty towns in
Nebraska and Wyoming and pronounced the
equal of any flour manufactured in Nebraska.
fl THal Sack uilll Co?vii?ce yoli of its n)etit
North Platte Roller Mills
C T. IDDINCS
8 10
New York nnd roturn, every day 11.00
Cleveland, Ohio nnu roturn, uopt.
7tb to inn ui.uu
iBuffnlo nnd return, overy day 25.75
Circuit tours via tho Great Laks to
BufTnlo and intormedinto points. Stnto
rooms resorvetl in ndvnnco. Call nt City
Ticket onico, 1402 Fnrnnm St.,forpnr-.
tioulars, or address W. II. Brill, D, r.
A., I. C, R.R., Omnho, Nob.
WESTWARD, HO!
Feed per team to hay, 35 cents
night; noon teed 15 cents.
L C Stibb
'Phono 101.
North Platte, - Nebraska..
ins,
Illinois Central
AN INNOVATION.
Elegant New Dining-Parlor
Oars Between Chicago and
Omaha on the Fast Mail.
formally put before the people. 14 ft Eclipse mill Saturday to put
.., over his well which he Is drilling
With a steel mast 159 feet this week.
hiirh. with a boom 117 feet lomr. Cecil Tucll returned from St. Joe
with a spread of sail never sur- Mo., Saturday with a car of grocer,
. . , ics and dry goods,
passed by any single master Rcy p k , h Q $ -
aiming uiu toiiipuiiiora lor inc I vlllc haB located In Dickens and
America's cup, the second Sham- will preach regularly for our people.
rock will give Yankee yachtman- wr. joc Alien uauiett out a
ship a thorough test. This is Dempster mill Saturday to use on
that ever crossed the sea. So tion laborcra back t0 work tue 2d
. 1. 1 . At it- - I - - -
muni greater men, me giory a which caused J. D. Bailey to
illlll fmm4-ttr bnnnu 4 tin rlirv T)( 4- I orMtttk
' ' ". " "T" n . ..., J. Tuo8o combination cars, which have
ciir i. nomas is ncarttiy welcome u. oami u mm ncm oi uoon oepooiniiy tittou up ror sorvtco bo
In it if bo rnn lift it corn to be raised without ram. twooti Chicago and Omaha nt tho com
iu it, ii hi. tmi mi u, ni,i m,: i, i.,.,. t pany'B ehopB, aro run westbound from
Clyde L rtsto took charge of one jM'oa0 on FllBt MuU( train No. G, and
TllIC following from the Fre- Cec,l TucU'b delivery wagons east bound from Omnha and Council
1)1 tt (Tit tUn nltttnn 1?wninn XT.
mont Tribune voices, we believe. inaay-
tho .nnttmnnt nr S.,. i UMr 8011001 openea accordlug to doeiKu, nnd convenient in arrnnHement,
. " "Mnroirram Mondav with MIhr Carrie I Thoy havo nil tho fonturos of a recular
Of the republicans of the state: Havdenof Wallace nn fp-iplipr dining car nnd of a Pullmnn parlor oar,
If Joe Hartley could pay back the John BoncBteel, toad overseer, nud entirely "ndopondont one from the
State $835,000 while on a sixty has made the round warning all othor. Tho dining compnrtment has n
. . . J i . largo kitchen nnd nn uncsamnod Bont-
Uay parole lie ougbt to be able to wu" "UYU u nsBesseu ,ng capacity of fourtoon at tho dining
nav SlOO.OOOor S1S0 000 withnnt aKalnal tUcm Uat they must work tables. Tho parlor compartmont is
pay piW.UOOor 5150,000 wit out on road8 0MC day Wlth tcam hnudBomoly decorated, aad s equipped
getting out of the penitentiary MQt, 1 with ton hoavlly upholatored rovolving
at all. If he m worthy the senti
ment that is being wasted on him
he will do something to relieve
these men who pledged them
selves for him and who arc suf
fering about au much as he is
from his defalcation.
Some Coffees
are Glazed
with a cheap coating.
If glazing helps coffee
why nren t the high-
priced Mochas and Javas
glazed aisor
William Jknninc.s Buvan, with
all his protcsscd hostility for
combinations against trade, has
never said anything in relation
to trusts so emphatic and un
equivocal as the utterances of
Vice-President Roosevelt at
Minneapolis, remarks the Kansas
City Star. To the notable politi-
s
Lion Coffee
is not glazed. It is pcr-
tectiy pure nnu has a ,
delicious flavor.
Th Mtlfel it lniurti unt
(oin (jvnllljf nil Itwhiiiii.
itrmuhairu, These ohnirs nro nnrtiuu
larly comfortable, boing ot n now nud
onooial Bhnno doBisnod for tlioso enrn.
As thoBo trnina mnko tho trip uorosa
Iowa for tho moat part by daylight, thia
innovation in car oqulpuiout, in addition
10 ua convonionco ror through piiBson-
ora, iB efineciniir nuvnntncooua for
malm and C h oniro nnBaencora
from local notnts.
Particular na to thia and othor Il
linois Conlrnl train Borvlco betwoon Chi
cago nnd Dubuquo, Sioux City, Sioux
xMiuti, liounuit Diuuannu iimnim nr vnur
local tioltot ngont. or by addressing tho
uonroBt oi ino louowing: j.F, Morry,
A. G. P. A., Dubuquo, Iown; W. II,
Drill, I). P, A., Omaha, Nob.
HUMPHREYS1
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
cal epigrams of the day must be A.&IH5
added the declaration of Mr. SSt KKWJ" 1rlw'
Roosevelt that 'vc shall lind I BBSJ,Wr.MOAT Qu,M
neccssarv in the future toHlmekle toVwIwoumb, iiou. iiruhi,
ii , .. , J;"jM !?'." incnM, ifl,raca
suacKieu lorce. xne wnoiaioMviuHau.
range of modern democratic lit- Jlv'ilKiuxKV ABLAuniuiiiiMmnituH.
crattire might he searched in cVU 6f(lWr?!.?!&.l!B"
vam for a nronunciamento more MftSi RaKAlGS Vl&?.,2.V
nit itftnK i ui.i,i.... m.uii....iii.. . . ... ...
cpuragcous than that on the ty- ,ru!i:,rM
rannical centralization of capital. """- vw.i.t m,.i.h, h
It appears plain, even now, that NERVOUS DEBILITY,
f Roosevelt shall become the vital wkakngss
M.n..Kii. ,,.n,ti,ti. f- ..! and ProBtrntion from Over-
tUunvH v..m.v. ft,,. opjj ol, 0mj01, causes.
.tdent m 1904, the platform wHl Hump
nave to don gpoa ucai more tnan ;rSu3.wiikW-kib,ta
to make a wry lace at tne mists, StmlM
wen
Two
Years
-Ago
Youtr addlied. IF A
RENTER, Frmer'i ion
(unibl. owlnn la hint.
uluei ol Und.to tecura a (arm neir
tour old homo), or larmer bur.
aend with Uxtllon, hey morl
8ig. Impoterlttxd toll orftllur
ol crop, lo itcuro a
FREE 160
Acre Homestead
In MANITOBA, ASSINIB0I. IAS
KATCHEWAN OR ALBERTA, tho
BRAIN and GRAZING DISTRICTS
ol FERTILE WESTERN CANADA.
-h,.f,r,rnof of uioiio !td
U iltlc It now riatJ, ftml tl
ottn of f r (rni to ttrr niftl
V f r of ftiitl .rr
lmlo l.d ot Iftmflr U uiftil.
Hallwoiwa. M..L.I.
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thn btt
T wnnn inL tiiu
. Writ tor rftllrofti nln
at 1
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i uftuftuft, or
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Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, 1 Idaho,
Montana. Oregon,
Washington and California are
teeming with wealth.
Go to -these States over the only road that
can Make Time, The Union Pacific. All the
ComfoRts of Home while enroute. Three Trains
Leave Omaha Daily for the West.
Any Agent will inform you about rates and
other matters of interest.
X.XQAI. NOTICES
NOTI0E OF BALE 13Y flUAltMAN.
In tbo matter ot the estate nt Olrlo W. Fatter nail
lintel rotter, minor heirs ot WUUrd M. l'ottor,
tloccMod.
Notice Is hereby rIvoii that In pursuance ofnu
order ot II. M. Orlmcs, Judco ot the district court,
ot Lincoln county, Nebrankn, made on the 2:M '
dny of April, 11)01, for the sale ot the real ostnio
hereinafter drscribeil, tboro will be fold nt the
t'dst door ot tho court house ot Bold county. In the -city
of North Flatto, on tho 30th day of Beptora
ber. lWli at odo o'clock In tho afternoon, nt
pubiio vendue to the niRiipst biadcr on tuo follow
Ins terms, to-wlt: One-third cash nod tho balance
to be secured by mortRaRO on the real estato void
and payablo on or before the first day of January,
1907, with Intercut payablo annually at tho rato ot
soven per cent per annum, tho followlnn do
scribed real estate to-wlt: All that part of occllon
nine (0), township thirteen (13), north of raniio
(80), west of thotith P. M, ln sold county, lying
south ot the south channel ot the South Platto
Hirer, and east cf the county road now Intersect.
idr saia seciion.
Bald sale will remain open between the hours
of one o'clock p. m. and two o'clock p.m. of
said day.
Dated 8optembor2, 1001.
EVAD.rOTTEU,
Guardian of the estate of Clydo W. Totter nnd
Hazel 1'ottof, minors, s5-
B. H. GENGE, Agent
I TIMBER OULTUUF, FINAL ntOOF-NOTIOE
1UU 1'UIU.IOATION.
Land Oluce at North Platte. Neb.
August 27th, 1P0I.
Notice Is hereby etven that rotor a.
I Joel has Died notice of Intention to make
final proof before register and receiver U. S, land
once in Norm Platte, Neb., on Monday the
7th day of October, 1001, on timber culture appli
cation No. 13,691, for tho out half of north
west quarter and lots 1 and S of section No. 7,
in wjwiiMiip no. u, norm rango no. ,tj west
of tho Blxtu P. M. Uo names as witnesses:
Henry Joeckel. Wllholm Kruoer, QeorRe Cuport
and Uenry Ueobout, all ot Wallace, Nob.
;iO UEOROK K. FHCNOR, BORlSter.
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.
Land Offico at North Platte, Nob. )
. August 13th, 1001, (
Notice la hereby olvnn that th fnllmvln...
named settler tins fllod notice nfhls lntentlnn in
make final proof in support of his claim and tbnt
said proof will bo mndo before register and ro
oelvor of the U. 8. Land Office at North Platto,
WILLIAM II. MOOttEUODSE,
who madon homestoad Entry No. 18,482 for
tho southeast quarter ot the northeast quarter
and north halt of southeast quarter and southwest
quarter ot southeast quarter of section 4, town
10, north range 85 west.
lie names the following witnesses to provo bis
continuous resldoncoupon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Willard Q. Denewn, John Miller, L.
Ben and uurzetta .1. Wilson all of Paxton. Neb.
oioo uko. k. niENCit, Itegiater.
Shoe Repairing
A Specialty.
Always carry a select quality
of sole leather to please our
patrons and our aim iB to
please as near as we can.
Colored Laces.
Get your colored laces at the
Yellow Front Shoe Hospital.
GEO TEKULVE
Ralston & Fonda
Live Stock
Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
By good snloa nnd courtootiB treatment
our oustomera havo boooruo our boat
Bohoitora. Wo nro fully oquippod to
handle nil buahieea ontruetod to our
enro nnd enn olTor unequnlcd eorvice
nnd nbaoluto safety. Qivo us n trinl
nnd wo will convince you. Market re
ports furnished on application. Wo re
fer by perminfllon to First Nntionnl
Bank ot North Tlntte.
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES.
And all kinds of
Farm Machinery.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK 8 SALISBURY
NORTH PLATTE.
NOTICK FOlt PUBLICATION
una umoe bi Norm yiatte. Neb., I
auruhi u. iwi. )
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
E. MoOAW,
TT
n. i
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Olllce over Huffman's Millinery Store norU half outbeat quarter, southeast quarter
INOnTlI irljATTE, - - NEBRASKA.
C.
V. BEDELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offices: North Platte National Bank
BuildinK, North Platte, Neb.
jp F. DENNIS, M. D
HOMOEOPATHIST,
NEBRASKA.
Over Flrct National Bank,
NORTH l'LATTE, . .
J, 8. HoAGtiAND. W, V. HOAQLAND
Hoaglandk Hoagland,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
Office oyer Mr. Huffman's Millinery store.
NORTH PLATTE. - . NEBRARKA.
ILCOX & HALLIGAN,
ATT0ItNKT8'AT-LAW,
CORTU PLATTE, - . NEBRASKA
Offlo OTftr North Platte National Bank.
Notice la hereby clven that the followlng-namea
rettlor has filed notice ot bis Intention to make
final proof ln support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
at North Platte, Neb., on Beptember 23rd, 1001,
vis:
LOUIB 11UMUTZ
Who mado Ilomn&tcad Entry No. 16711 for the
norm nan souineasi quarter, southeast quarter
northoast quarter, northeast nuarter southweit
Suarter, Soctionll, Town 0, north, Range 28 west
to P. It.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resldeuce upon and culUvaUon ot said
land, Tlx: Leopold Polzell of Dlckena, Neb.. Leo
Smith of Dickons, Neb., Wiley Mathows ot North
Platte, Neb,, and V. P. Baker of North Platte,
Neb.
alS OEOROK K. VRKNOH. RegUter.
ORDER OF HEAKINO.
Tbo Stale ot Nebraska, Lincoln county, tH.
In tho Countv l!nurt. Aniniat 111. I mi I
Iu the matter of the opinio ot Thomas M, Dawson,
On roadlns and flllnir thn untltlnn nr i' u
Dawson praying that adiuinlRtratlon of said
estate) may bo granted to him as administrator.
Ordered, That Hopt. 14, A, I 11)01, at u o'clock,
a. m., Is asslgnod for hearing wild petition, when
all iiorsons lnterostod In salit matter may apiwar
at a county court to bo held in and for said
couiuy, ami snow causo wny me prayer of petl.
tloncr should not bo granted.
A. S. BALDWIN,
alM County Judge.
IF GOING EAST
JJ S.RIDGELY,
Office MoDonold Block, Dewey streot or south of Chicago aak your lo
NORTH PLATTE. - NEBRASKA cal ticket acfent to route vou be
tween umainanu Uhicago via the
Dn.o.
B. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
uince over I'ost Otlice.
Telephone 115,
North Platto, ... Nebraska.
A.11-
DAVIS,
ATTORNE Y-AT-L A V,
NORTH PLATTB.
Grady Block
NEBRASKA
Rooms 1 A 2.
PATTERSON,
KTTO R N BY-KT-LKW,
Offico over Yellow Front Shoe Store
NORTH PLATTE. NKR.
'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 die west. Mag
nificently equipped trains, oal-
ace sleepers and free reclining
E, ROCHE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Hinman Block, . Dewkv Street, cr Dinkir ars'd bu'
v;v, tiuiaiy mm smoKing cars.
All trains lighted by electricity.
For full information about rates,
etc., address,
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent,
1S04 Farnam St., OMAHA.
H. W. Howrcrx, Trav. Frt. and
Pass. Agt.
(TOR0WN . "iyl
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