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NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, JANUARY 211, 1902.
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In order to guard against the spread of con
tagcotis diseases all dwellings should be
thoroughly disintected after every case. It
moving into an old house, you know not
what disease germs may be lurking in the
place. Protect yourself and family by hav
ing the place disinfected. Formaldehyde i
recognized by the scientific world as the
most powerful disinfectant known and
and when used judiciously will destroy all
known bacteria without injuring furnish
ings in the room . Experience is required
to do the work properly. Half way meas
ures will not avail.
W. D. Hoover, at Howe's Furniture Store,
is provided with a Formaldehyde Generator
nf the latest and best pattern, and is pre
pared tr do disinfecting by the most ap
proved up-to-date method.
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JOHN BR ATT & CO.. 5
Real Estate, Loans m Insurance
NORTH PLATTE,
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BLACKLEG IN CATTLE
In prevented by viiccination bofro tho (or in or tho dwenso has ontorod
the Bystom. Tho bucuosr of vuueinntion deponda upon proper doengo.
Too largo u doso will produce tho diBciiPo whilo too ptnidl a doo will not
remior tho nnimal immune- This problem is t-olvod by I'm Ice, Davis ,fc Co.
in thoir now vacoino in pill form wliicli is injected through tho skin. No
mixing, tlltorinir or time wasted and yu don't havo to Hpond it fortune to
vuccinuto your cattle. P. D- Co, book, "Hlnuklog unci its Troatmont." freo
THE NORTH PLATTE PHARMACY
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In fact we make a specialty of Perfumes and
Soaps and consequently carry a large stock.
A bottle of nice perfume makes an acceptable
gift to a lady.
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DAVIS. 1
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Committee Moettntr.
Pursuant to the call, the com
mittee of tint ty-three appointed to
consider the question of requeuing
or petitioning the county commis
sioner to cnll a pecliil election to
vote on a proposition to iMte bonds
for a new coirt house, met at the
Commercial Club rooms Friday
evening. The committee effected
no organization by electing J. G.
Heeler chairman and V. C. Elder
necrotary.
The need of a new court house
was discussed at some length and
figures wire produced to show that
(he present bonded indebtedness of
the county is $36,000. that there is
57,000 in the trea-ury at present to
apply on these bond, and that the
last of the present outstanding
bonds will expire in I'M J. That by
the time the principal or the pr -prmecl
court house bonds become
due, the present outstanding bonds
would be fully paid. It wag the
-en-e of the meeting that bonds in
the sum of $75,000 should be voted
i ml a building erected that would
uiswer the business requirements
ur fitly years to come. These
kiiicIs could be II xited at three per
cent interest, and to pay the yearly
interest on the bonds would require
l levy of one and one-half mil's on
i.ich dollar of assessed valuation. A
levy so small as this would scarcely
ie lelt. As the ayeaajje residence
noperty in North Platte has an
i!-ess(.d valuation of $300, the ex
;ra tax on s-uch a property would
Ot: but forty-five cents a year. The
'ucreased taxes of the average
.inner under our irrigation ditches
.vould not exceed tilty cents a year
mkI the fanner in the hills would
ray less than that sum.
On motion a committee consist
MUr ol J. O. Heeler, 10. H. Warner,
0. O Wilcox. M. C. Harrington
i mi lr:i L. Hare were appointed to
.'nfer with the county commix
i"iiers in regard to calling the
-pecial election Tins committee
held a conference with the commis
sioners Saturday forenoon, but as
Commissioner Kelleher was absent
the malar was taken under advise
ment, and the commissioners will
make reply the latter part of this
eek.
When the election is called the
I'mpiisition will be discussed fully,
and in such a manner that every
voter cm vote intelligent!' on the
question.
O. I). Lyon has bjeu confirmed
postmaster at Sidney notwith
standing stron;; I'tTorts were made
io defeat his continuation. Lyon's
appointment is a victory for W.
I'.iddy Miles, who was his cham
pion. The Nebraska Fire Insurance
company of Omaha, detutict, has
declared a dividend of 2 per cent
tor its creditors. some 5,000 or
6,000 in number.
TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP,
T,il' MSJRE A:
Come Our "Way and You Will
be in line.
Sugar 18 lbs $1.00
Uee CofTce per lb 14
lingota. Coffee lRc, 2 lbs for. .35
Arbttcklc Coffee 13c, 2 lbs. . .25
Lion Coffee 13c, 2 lbs for. . . .25
(loldcn Drip Syrup per yal. .40
Full Cream Cheese per lb.. .15
Diamond C Soap 8 bars for. .25
V. K. Soap 7 bars 25
Anclior Matches per pkg.. ,15
Herring- per keg 1,00
Home Made Saner Krout
per yal 35
Humphrey Flour, gives sat
isfaction, per sack 1.10
b-lb Sack Whcatlet, fresh,
per sack 30
d-lb Sack Sclf-Kisiny Pan
Cake Flour per sack 30
25-lbSack Rve Flour, pure. .60
25-ib Sack Corn Meal 45
THE TRAMP GROCERY,
Tho Tool Killor Hocclotl.
Wc notice an article in the Goth
enburg Independent which states
that some of the tanners in that
vicinity are opposed to the system
of rural free delivery on account of
the extra expense to the govern
ment.
The fact is, in our opinion, that
they arc opposed to rural delivery
because, after it is established,
they will have less excuse to ga to
town and loaf. Wc will bet all
our old clothes that not one ot
these farmers has made a snccens
of life, that his fields are full ol
weeds and his machinery rusting
in the fence, corners, that he has
not done six months' steady work
in any one year, that his crops have
failed from neglect and that he en
joys nothing so much as to stand
on the street comer and loat nud
damn the government.
Such people refuse to assist in
any legitimate public enterprise
and become easy victims of light
ning rod sharks and swindlers.
They would refuse to buy good
dollars at lifty cents each but would
organise a company of farmers and
pay $3,000.00 for a" $.250 00 stallion,
they listen to the smooth talk of
the creamery promotor and pay
$4,000.00 for a creamery that ought
legitimately to have been built for
$1500,00. they organize an irriga
tion district fur the putpobc of
catching suckers and swindling
them and each oilier, and when
they find that lluv have only suc
ceeded in cheating themselves they
grum'Me about the increased taxes
and blame the irrigation law. We
are glad we have no such farmers
in Lincoln count v.
Gothenburg needs a fool killer
more than anv place we know.
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
Jan. 23. 1002
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present lull board and
county clerk.
The board continued checking
treasurer's books and receipts 'in
regular settlement.
Hoard adjourned until tomorrow.
Jan. 24, JJ()2
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present full board and
countv clerk.
Petition of P. D. Hergstrom and
ethers asking that action taken
January 3d, 1002, in vacating part
of road jo. 30 and establishing
toad 253 be reconsidered and that
-aid vacation of road No. 30 and
the establishment of road No. 253
be rescinded for the reason that all
land owners on said proposed
change did not sign the petition,
therefore said road No. 30 is here
by re-established.
Hoard continued checking books
ind receipts of the county treas
urer.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Jan. 25, 1002
Hoard met pursuant to adjounii
ment, present full board and county
clerk.
Claims were allowed on tho road
I unci as follows: 10. C Baker 3.00,
I). W. Baker 3.00.
Hoard continued checking books
and reiciptsof thecouuty treasurer.
Adjourned until Monday, Jan.
7th.
BETWEEN THE "RIVERS.
W. A. Paxton shipped three car
iads ot fat cattle trom 1iij ranch in
the valley to South Omaha the
other day.
Two or three real estate deals
have lately been perfected in the
valley and there are fully as many
more on the btring.
Mrs. Win. lOves is at the present
time visiting relatives and friends
at and in the vicinity of the county
seat,
Miss Bessie White who has been
suffering from tonsilitis for the
past mouth is reported on the gain
at this time.
J. C. Gyger ot the Nichols cream
ery, shipped 150 pounds of butter
to North Platte merchants Monday.
The Methodist church at Ibrshey
is being repaired by F. C. Calla
way. Several beet raisers will make
efforts to secure foreigners to culti
vate their beet crop.
The snow ttorm of Saturday and
the following cold weather did not
seriously effect stock in this section,
as nearly all those having cattle
have good shelter and plenty ot
feed for them. The snow will
moisten the ground and thus prove
beneficial to crops.
W. T. Miller, who has resided on
a P.txton farm in the vallev for the
past four or liveycars and last year
purchased what is known as the
old Tom Stimson farm of J. K.
White will take possession ot it the
first of March. At the time Mr.
Miller purchased the farm IX B.
White had leased it for last season
and so remained there, tint will
vacate it on March first.
The voting of bonds in the county
to erect a new emit Iiouhb seems
to be the leading qtustion among
the tax-payers in this section.
John Harsh, of Stromsberg,
varied the monotony and led his
arm into a cornsheller instead of a
'.hredder. The arm was shtedded
)nst the same.
Fifty applications will be made
u the Lincoln excise board for sa
chiii licenses. The city now has
torly saloons. lCvich ntly the capi
tal is booming.
Six hundred mm of Beatrice en
:'aed in a woll hunt Fiiday and
the noble six hundred killed three
solves. K'ght into the jaws of
death rode the six hundred.
Kohl, and Chas. Wiley have pur-;
I' ised of A. S. Carter of Omaha i
3,720 acres ol laud in the north
part of Dawson county near IOcldy
ville. They will upe it for ranch
OlllpObCS.
Coal rustling is receiving much
ituntioii of iate, on the part of the
U. P. officials. A good joke on
'he detectives is reported as
lappening ne day last week. It
v.-ih quite dai k when the sharp-
yed watchers detected a man
tossing the tracks with a Kick on
lis back. He was detained and
aken to the depot, where his sack
vas opened. It was found to con
lain not coal but clothes dirty
..lothes, which he was taking home
io wash lor one of Im customers.
le was angrv and said he did not
aaye lo steal coal. That he had
iiough money to piece together
and make the detective a coat.
Lexington Citizen.
The citizens of Not folk resent
he idea that they are about to hold
i mass convention at Omaha to
irotest against the retention of tin
ariff on sugar, because the Ox
n.irds happen to be asking for such
etention. They Hay, in the first
dace, that it a meeting were to be
ield it would be he'd in Norfolk,
it Omaha, and secondly, that they
ire not as dissatisfied as repre
sented with the prices paid by the
ugar feclory for beets. The News
-hows that a given number of
armers received lor their last
year's crop prices ranging, accord
ing to ha:ehairine purity, from
?l 45 to ( 25 a ton. It is made cer
tain that the beet growers of Nor
folk are not going to appear in op
position to the Oxuards in their
.'florts to prevent the free admis
sion of Cuban sugar.
It Qlrclloutho Olobo.
Tho fiuno of Hiieklmi'H Arniea .Salvo
jh tho best in tho world, oxtunils round
the onrth. It's tho ono popfoot heulor
or Guts, Sores, Burns, lirnigep, Sores,
Senlds, Boils, ulcers, Folium, AoIioh,
I'imds and all Skin Kruptiuns. Only in-
fnlliblo Pile- ( lire. 'Si cents a Lox at
Si reitz's di u' store.
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liavc i.o ilicct oil
harness irrnlcd
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Standard Oil
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Men's Shoes.
Men's Plow Shoes per pair. $1.25
Men's Plow Shoos per pnir. 1.50
Men's Fine Shoes per pair. 1.50
Men's Fine Shoes per pair. 2.00
Hrown Shoe Co's?2 50 Shoes
per pnir 2.50
Men's Kino Shoes (Joodyenr
Welt per pair 3.00
Hrown Shoe Co's Shoes per
pair 3.50
We can lit your foot with bet
ter value tlmn you can get at any
exclusive shoe Atore or clothing
house. Wo stand buck of every
pair wc sell.
Storc open evemnys until
eight o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store
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REGISTERED
Poll Angus Hulls,
Hi Poland China Hogs,
THOS. DOOLSTTLE.
NOTICE.
Some of our entile are driflimr
southeast from our ranch near Le
na, Neb., and nersons who t:ilu mi
cattle branded Dar Four T any-
wuere on lelt side or with O below
and above croolced bar on left hip,
and holding them lor us will be
paid for their trouble, Send word
at once to
HUFFMAN 11KOS..
LUNA, N1CI1.
MAN QERLE
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The Tailor.
IIiih jnot opened n now
tiiiloriiiK (Htnblipiiiieiit
in d him now Hiiiuplen for
MiitM iiIph iIoch repair
work. Call cm him uith
now or old worlc nud you
will receive prompt at
tention. Dowov Ht. up
hi iMoitoIi building.
A BY SW8KG
m PirofcssionaB
Offers her services to all de
siring such, Call at the office of
Dr. Lucas.
Day Dress Styles
should never he slighted in faor
of evening drt-bs. CJood form
demands perfect garments at all
times, and when you have your
clothes made by us you are not
only insured a perfect fit, but
cut, style, and finish will be
equally good.
Cleaning and repairing a
specialty.
II. T. TRAMP, Prop.
