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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1901.
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JOSEPH HERSHEY,
WINDMILLS i PUMPS
SPIPES AND. FITTINGS,
BARB WIRE
ROUND AND HALF ROUND
STOCK TANKS
.LOCUST STREET,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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JOHN BR ATT.
JOHN BR ATT & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans Insorance
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ASK ANY PAINTER ABOUT
HEATH & MILLIGAN PAINTS
The North Platte Pharmacy,
Exclusive Agents.
Free Sample Shade Cards.
When You Buy Paint
Buy Good Paint,..
And that means SHERWIN & WILLIAMS'
PAINT. We 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.
We can furnish (you any color or quantity.
A. F. Streitz, Druggist.
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Led in times past,
Are in the race now and getting to
the front in a way to cause a panic
It will pay you to see our goods
and get our prices before buying
DEALER IN
Farm Implements,
Buggies, Wagons,
Windmills, Pumps,
E R. GOODMAN.
Attempt to Blackmail.
John Howard Hunt and Rufua
Edwin Bellamy were arraigned be
fore Judge Baldwin yesterday
morning on the charge of attempt
ing to blackmail M. R. Magnusscn
and the case was continued until
this afternoon.
The story is as follows; Mag
nusscn, who lives southwest
of town, managed to ratse and ell
about three hundred dollars worth
of watermelons and Hunt and
Bellamy, who were temporarily
working for him, became possesed
of socialistic ideas and laid a
scheme which they hoped would re
suit in a distribution of MagnuB
sen's wealth. They adopted the
plan which Pat Crowe is supposed
to have successfully worked on 15d
Cudahv but in this instance it
didn't pan out.
Tuesday morning Magnusscn re
ceived a letter demanding that he
deposit the sum of three hundred
dollars at a certain spot not later
than Tncsday evening, and that if
he failed to do so the services of an
undertaker would be needed at the
Magnusscn home. This demand
and threat did not seem to frighten
Aiagnussen; lie regarded it as a
bluff and he called , it by having
Hunt and Bellamy arrested as the
authors of the letter,
The cbarec under which the two
men were arrested is a serious one
and the statutes proyide a penalty
of from one to three years impris
onment.
DICKENS DOINGS.
Mrs. Julia JolliiF of Somerset, but
formerly ot Dickens, is visiting her
son Daniel and other relatives this
week. She is contemplating a
trip to California soon.
Rcy. Prank Johnson took a load
of eggs to North Platte for Cecil
.Tiiell this, week,-.
Engine No. 45 set fire in the
grass Saturday which was discov
ered by W H. Seeleye and wife
before it got fairly started and
iought it out or it would undoubt
edly have burned up many tons of
teed.
George Rhodes is building a
neat little house by the Griffith
school house.
John Huhlitz, a cattle man from
over north, came down to church
Sunday evening.
The deep bass voice of Cecil
Tuell was misBed in the choir Sun
day.
Three tenths of an inch of rain
fell Wednesday evening,
Fireman Bushnell of Cheyenne
returned to Cheyenne today after
visiting friends in town for a cou
ple of days.
Joe Schwaiger, who was 6ent to
the KansaB division several weeks
ago, haB returned and will resume
work today,
Pall Hardware
Baker Painted Barbed Wire
per cwt 3.80
Baker Galvanized Barbed
Wire per cwt 4.10
Best 6-inch Steel Stove Pipe
per joint ii
6-in. Common Elbow 10
6-in Adjustable Elbow IS
6-in Dam phcr 10
6-4 Oil Cioth Binding- 15
8-4 Oilcloth Binding- 20
HU JNails, per lb 04
b ence staples, per lb 04
Maydolc Hammer.! 55
26-in Hand Saw. . ... 6q
(jood Brace 45
Good Ratchet Brace 85
Vt box All Copper Rivets 18
No. 8 Galvanized Boiler.... 95
12-qt Galvanized Pail 20
Shot. 3 lbs 25
Gunpowder, per lb 30
22 Cartridges, per box 15
12-ijauge loaded bhclls, per
box 45
10 Gauge Loaded Shells, per
box 50
12 Gauge New Rival Empty
bhclls, per hundred .... 75
10 Gauge New Rival Empty
bhclls, per hundred.... 80
Store open evenings until 8
o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store.
Theodore Xooitvelt.
Born October 27, 1858, in New
York City,
Graduated from Harvard univer
sity, 1880.
Member of the legislature 1882-4.
Defeated candidate tor mayor of
New York, 1886.
Natioual civil service commission
1889-95.
President New York police board
1895-97.
Assistant secretary of the United
Slates navy, 1897-98,
Resigned to organize First
United States volunteer cavalry
(Roosevelt rough riders) to engage
in war with Spain. Was lieuten
ant colonel of the regiment.
Promoted for gallantry at the
battle of La Quasina.
Elected governor of New York,
November. 1897.
Nominated an vice president
with William McKinley as presi
dent, by the republican convention
of 1900 and elected.
President of the United States,
taking oath of office September 14,
sccceeding William McKinley who
was shot by an assassin.
Author of Winning of the
West, Life of Gouverneur Morris,
Naval War of 1812. and works on
hunting and western ranch life.
STATE NEWS.
Leo May, a youth of Louisville,
who has been reading Nick Carter's
novels, broke into a farm house
and carried off two empty pocket
books, a revolver and $11 in pen
nies belonging to a Sunday-school
treasurer. He is in jail.
The peach and plum crop in Ne
braska is larger this year than has
been known for a quarter of cen
tury. Csolgosz has been hung in effigy
in a score ot Nebraska towns, and
there will be no rest until Czolgosz
himself is hung.
A great many people who had
never before watched the little rub
ber ball pas from one shell to an
other, laid down their good money
at the Fairbury fair last week and
became wise.
C. L. Patterson, a merchant of
Superior, crawled in behind some
boxes in the cellar of his store and
blew his brains out with a revolycr.
Ill health is said to be the cause of
his rash act.
The Fremont Tribune thinks
that when live hogs bring 6 cent
a pound on the market they are
valuable enough to vote. Well
many of them have been voting for
years.
York county postponed its fair
until the first week in October on
account of the heavy rains that
were sent in September but which
were due in July and August.
O. J Olson, a Lincoln dealer in
wall paper, suddenly dropped out of
sight. He left an anxious string
of creditors who arc looking for
what he owed them. The stock he
left won't pay for invoicing, hardly.
Chris Jacobs of Lincoln called
Francis R. Clifton "spitsboob" and
had to pay $1 and costs for using
the word. 'Spitsboob" is German
and means something like squeeze
penny, signifying the fellow it was
applied to was close fisted.
Pat Ford, jr., of Omaha haB ar
rived in that city from Samoa,
where he was stationed in the navy,
He was on the Maine when it was
blown up at Havana and after
wards distinguished himself at
Cienfuegos by going in a bmall
boat under a galling (ire to help
splice a cable,
Members ot the Grand Army
Post are entitled to credit for their
work in draping the opera house
tor the Mclvinlcy memorial services
yesterday.
Stood Death Off.
E. H, Mumliiy, a liiwyor of llonriottn,
Tex., otico foolud u Kriive-dkfKor,. j0
Buys: "My brother wub vory low with
ninlnrin' fovor nnd jnundlco. I porsuudod
him to try Elootrio Bittoro. nnd ho wns
soon much bettor, but continuod tlioir
uso until ho wis wholly cured. I nm
euro Electric Bitters saved his lifo."
Thin rouiedy expels mnlnrin, kills dlsoiiso
Korms nnd piirifleB tho blood; nida
diKostion, rcHiilnteB llvor, kidneys nnd
bowolfl. euros constipation, dyspepsia,
nervous disensee, kidnay troubles, fotnnlo
coinplnintsj kIvob perfect honlth. Only
ui) cenie ut nireiiz o drug store.
BXTWBXX TXX XXVXKB.
Winter attire has been donned to
a considerable extent within the
past few days. ,
Wm. Ware we arc told is still in
a critical cotidition with but faint
hopes of recovery.
The McConnell boys recently
sold Scebcrgcr & Co. 1200 bushels
of wheat delivered on the cars at
Hershey at 55 cents per bushel.
Several parties in Hershey and
vicinity will indulge in a Bocial
dance in the hall at that place this
evening,
Owing to the numerous rains
during the past six weeks, farmers
in general are behind with their
work so far this fall.
Several farmers in this locality
will erect new residences and barns
the coming season among them
are Louis Toillion and his brother
John,
The prospects now arc that there
will be double the amount of milk
delivered at the Nichols creamery
the coming year as there was dur
the past.
Miss Jennie Ware losflicr pocket
book between Hershey and Wm.
Ware's farm one evening the last
ot last week containing better
than $12.00. A reward will be
paid to the Gndcr by leaving the
same at I. E. Ware & Co's store
in Hershey.
The recent frosts in thta section
of the country did some damage to
garden truck and late corn but
otherwise the damage w.ib light.
A daughter from Mo., nnd one
from Minn., ate the guests of their
father Samuel Harris and also of
their sisters, Mesdames Cole, Weir
and McLaughlin. They arrived at
the county scat Wednesday,
MrB. O. H. Eyerly and son Roy
ot Hershey were thrown from their
buggy while returning from the
county scat 'not long ago, by the
horse becoming frightened. The
buggy was somewhat damaged and
Mrs. Eyerly waB bruised to some
extent.
Another ralu visited this locality
Wednesday night which Btoppcd
haying and sowing fall grain for
a short time.
Coal dealer hayc been having a
picnic lately in their line of busi
ness.
Chas. Toillion is selling al
falfa hay to to different parties at
the county Beat for seven dollars
per ton,
Richard Spurrier of Iowa is the
gueBt of his brother N. B and
family at Nichols. If he can se
cure a ranch that suits him he will
locate here.
Mrs J. W. Prickett and mother
Mrs. S, L. Funkhouscr were down
to the county Beat the first of the
week.
J. C. Gyger of the Nichols crefm-
cry delivered butter to parties at
North Platte and also shipped
some west from thare recently.
J. W. Liies of Nichols delivered
some fine home grown grapes to
private houses at North Platte on
Monday.
L. C. Bowen of North Platte who
has charge of the Farmers & Merr
chants canal haB made several trips
to the hcadgatcs of the same lately
to gauge the water since the river
commenced to raise.
Fred Pierson the iusiou nominee
for Bheriff was talking what he con
siders businesB to some of the
electors in tins vicinity recently.
J, K. EBhleman sold and deliver-
Soft
Harness
You can make rour hnr
tirna m (oft at a muvo
and fti tounh m wlro by
(Ming BIJltUHA Ilnr
no Oil. You run
lenstbrn Hi llfe-mro It
luit twice as long m It
ordlnaru would.
EUREKA
Harness
nuke a poor looklnc har
nm Ilka nw. Mmlo of
pura. litTy bodied oil,
neclallv nrrnurrd to with.
eiaud ibo wruturr.
Bold everywhere
In cane all alive.
Ml bj STANDARD OIL CO,
cd two wagon loads of new oats to
North Platte parties recently at
forty-five cents per bushel.
Mr, and Mrs. Steve Albro are re
joicing over the advent of a new
daughter at their home.
Surprised?
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A . . a a a 4 t
At the size ot last month s
grocery bill were you? - Bet'
ter pay cash and be surprised
at the saving made. Every
month opens the eyes of a
few more. Arc you next?
We Sell.
Tomatoes, per can 10c
Snidcr'a Catsup, pints 23c
Snidcr'a Catsup, 1-2 pint. . . . 14
Searchlight Matches per box 04
uojd lJust, 4-lb pKg 18
Pcarlinc per pkg 04
Sapolio per pkg 'Jc. 3 for .... 25
Lewis' Lye per can . . , 08
Merry War Lvc per can .... 07
Schilling's Best Soda, per
plcg 08
Arm & Hammer Soda, per
pltgT .08
Dwight's Soda, per pkg, .... 08
A lb can of Chipped Beef. . . 10
Walter Bakers' Cocoa lb
cans 25
Veal Loaf lb can 20
Lemons per doz, 25
Silver Gloss Starch 08
Kmgsford's Corn Starch.... 08
Yeast Foam 2 pkgs 05
On Time Yeast 2 pkgs 05
Granulated Sugar 15 lbs for 1.00
Kerosene Oil per gal 15
Sage, lb pkg 04
Hops, lb pkg 04
Vinegar, per gal 20
Arbucklc's Coffee 2 pkgs... 25
Lion Coffee 2 pkgs 25
XXXX Coffee 2 pkgs...... '25
Rock Salt per hundred . . . . 80
Salt 140-lb Sack U5
Table balt.2 sacks,,.., 05
Gothenburg Best " Patent
Flour per sack . ..$1.10
Snow Flake Patent Flour
per sack $1.00
Red Seal Patent Flour per
sack 1,10
Jewel Patent Flou'r per sack 1.00
Corn Meal, 25 lb sack 35
6&f"Storc open eyenings until
8 o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store
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HERE ARE OTHERS
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who can make and repair
Shoes, but there are lew
who can equal and none
that can surpass us.
C. NEWMAN.
Wm. Gauivt,
Blacksmith atid
Wagoiimaker.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse bhocini! S4 ner Team.
Also reductions in the price of all
other work. Work cruarantced or
money refunded. Give us a call,
Locust street south of Yobvs
harness store.
Dr. Humphreys'
Specifics euro by acting directly upon
tho illsoasc, without exciting disorder in
my otkor part of tho By stem.
'jo. ctjbbi. men.
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Si Wornu, Worm Kovcr.Vorra Colic... .US
a-Teetlilri,Collo,Crylntf,Wakefulnel ,i3
d Diarrhea, o( Children or AdulU lift
7 Oougln, Coldl, Uronchltli 2ft
8 Neuralgia, Yootbacho, Faocaclio It 3
b-lleudnchc, Blck Headache, Vertigo., .lift
10 D y p c i la , ndlgci tlon ,Weak Btomacb.'i 3
1 lHtipiirci.ed or Painful 1'crlodi MS
1 V?-VliUe, Too Trofuio Perlodi !ift
13 (-'roup, LaryngllU, Hoorioneu 'J 3
1-1 Hall Illieum, KrjrilMljEruptloiu.. .'J 3
15 It h e u ni n 1 1 im , Illicit tnaila l'alm 'J 3
10 Malaria, Chlllt, Fever and Aguo -J 3
10-C'alarrh, Inliucnxa, Gold In the Head .US
UO-Wliooplng.C'migli..,, , 'J 3
!i7-Kldney Dlienic. ,U5
SH-Nervoua'Deblllly l.o
,'10-lIrlnary Weakneia.WetUoglJed US
77-rlp, HsyVover ,,.... ,1iS
Dr. Ilumiilirey; Manual of all Dhcaien at your
UruKKtuti or Mailed Free.
Hold uy UruKKliU. or Minion receiptor price.
