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EIGHTEENTH YEAIt.
NOKTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, FEBRUARY 7, 1902.
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DON'T TAKE CHANCES. !
In order to guard against the spread of con
tagcous diseases all dwellings should be
thoroughly disinfected 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 is
recognized bv 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
of the latest and best pattern, and is pre
pared to do disinfecting by the most ap
proved up-to-date method.
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jFine Perfumes
and Soaps j
Will be found in abundance at our store.
In fact we make a specialty of Perfumes and
Soaps and consequently carry a lrfrge stock.
A bnttle of nice perfume makes an acceptable
gift to a lady.
: A F STREITZ, Druggist
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Jill Five Cent Cigar to
.A.T SCHMALZRIBD'S.
JOHN U HAT I . li K. UOOUIYIAW. ,
JOHN BRATT & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans Insurance
X NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. X jj
;r.a? esr-ar: arts-
At Cost
From now until all
A. L. DAVIS.
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BLACKLEG IN CATTLE
la prevented by vnccinntion bofro the erin of tho diseaso hivs ontorod
tho nystotn. The huccohs of vaccination depends upon proper donate.
Too lnrgo n dose will produoo the dieonpo while too Hiniill a doo will not
render the nnumd immune- Thin problem w solved by I'm lie, Dm in &. Co.
in thoir now vaocino in pill form wliich iH injocted through tlio skin. No
mixing, filtering or time wn6ted nnd ymi don't have to ppond n fortune to
vaccinato your cattln. P. I). Co, book, "Blackleg nd ita Treatment." free
THE NORTH PLATTR PHARMACY
Next iloor to First Natl. Hank. j. STONE, Mfjr
Smokor Glvon to Vollmor Boys.
Will and Charley Vollmcr, who
have severed their business rela
tions with North Platte, were giyen
a "oinoket" at the Commercial Club
Wednesday evening:, at wliich thirty
or torty members were present.
15. 13. Warner presided, and T. C.
Patterson offered the following
ic-ouiuoii, wliich was unanimously
adopted by a Htaudiii"; vote:
Whereas, W. A. Vollmer and C.
I. Vollmer, after a successful busU
ness career of many yearn in our
city are about to branch out in a
larger field. Therefore be it
Kesolved, lly the North Platte
Commercial Club. That the Voll
mer Brothers have always stood
in the front rank in our city, as
busiuesb men ol unquestioned in
tegrity, as enterprising' and public
spirited citizens and loyal members
ot this club That while we regret
the loss to the community and this
Club by their departure, we con
gratulate them upon the business
success that has led them to larger
opportunities, and we extend to
them our best wishes for their
future happiness and prosperity,
and wc assure them that their
memories will ever be green in our
hearts.
That as a slight token of our
esteem and appreciation their
names will evar be borne on our
rolls as honorary members ot this
club.
W. A. Vollmer feelingly re
sponded to the resolution, and
thanked those present for their
kindly tceliug. John 15. I5vans
read a short poem which he had
hastily written for the occasion and
which told of the good quality of
the Messrs. Vollmer and the suc
cess that awaited them in Omaha.
Messrs. Patterson, Woodhurst,
Bare, McNamaraand Warner made
brief remarks attesting their value
of the friendship of the guests of
the evening and wishing them suc
cess in their new field of business
Following these remarks a light
lunch was served, and an hour or
so was devoted to smoking and
conversing.
All present felt that in the re
moval of Will and Charley Vollmer
North Platte loses two of its most
progressive business men.
ADDITIONAL TOCAL.
A buy baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs Swan Swansou Sunday.
Mrs. Plummer of Maxwell trans
acted business in town Wednesday.
Mrs. W. T. Wilcox and daughter
spent a few day& in Omaha this
week.
A. 15. McConnell and wile, ot
Hershey transacted business in
town yesterday.
O II Swingley, ol Beatrice, U.
P. tax agent, transacted business
in town this week
John Frazier has completed the
work of filling his ice houses and
now has stored about 2,000 tons of
ice
Miss Maine Cronin, who went to
Cheyenne recently, has accepted a
position in a dry goods store of
that city.
Miss May Vance returned to her
home in Cheyenne Wednesday after
a brief visit with relatives in this
city.
The pleasant weather wliich has
prevailed the past two or three
days is a great relief after the ex
tended spell of zero weather which
visited this section.
FLOUR HAS NOT
ADVANCED!
THAT IS
OURS HAS NOT.
We sell you
Gothenburg- Ucst Patent
per sack $1.00
Snow-flake Patent per; sack. .90
Family Flour per sack 80
Red Seal Patent Flour per
sack 1.00
Jewel Patent Flour per sack .90
Store open evening-s until 8
o'clock.
Wilcox Depwtawnt Stole,
Sumner Jones and family let t
Wednesday night for Ocean Park.
Calif , where they will make their
future home.
A. T, Jenkine, who resides on
the D. W. Baker farm is thinking
ot moving to Oklahoma in the near
future.
Claude Delaucy has resumed
work as fireman on the Union Pa
cific after being olT duty for some
time owing to an injured foot.
The Altar Society, at a meeting
held this week, decided to ho'd n
fair and supper on the evening of
April 17th. Particulars will be
given later.
T. M. Lee, of the Van Brockliu
ranch, who recently purchased -100
tons of alfalfa hay at the Cody
ranch, is now feeding -100 head of
cattle at that place.
A man by the name of Morse,
claiming to be a U. S. geologicnl
surveyor from Washington, 13 C,
has been distributing some forged
checks throughout the state. He
has possession of a check bonk of
the Kochler Motel at Grand Island
and has succeeded in getting rid
of several checks. The manager
of that hostelry has had cards sent
out bearing a desctiptiou of tin
man and warning people not to
accept these checks.
BRADY NOTES.
Mr. Miller, thu photographer,
who has been here for some time,
moved his car to Far nam Tuesday.
The dance held in the Woodman
hall last Friday evening was well
attended.
T. D Lewis has put up an ic(
house in town. Next summer vi
will not be compelled to get our ici
from North Platte or Gothenburg
Rev. Bolin commenced a pro
tracted meeting at Piiai-ant Valle
Sunday evening. Kev. Chamber
lain came up fiom Gothenburg tc
assit him.
A. W. Mathewsou is helping T
D. Lewis put up ice this week.
Ralph Fro nk moved his famil
into Said Parsons house south ol
the track Monday.
Edsvard Johnson of Spatiuuth
spent a day at this place the fori
part ol the week.
Postmistress Murphy has had :
lady friend visiting her the past
week.
Miss Anna Cover spent Saturday
in the Kilmer neighborhood.
W. H. Pen n, a postollicc official,
was in town Saturday looking up a
mail carrier tor the route lroin
Brady to Spnunuth. He securer!
Geo. Parsous, The carrier wil.
make three trips a week after Juh
1st, instead of two as heretofore,
and receives 5200 a year. Tin
present carrier gets $75.
The young people are having
jolly times on the river this cold
weather. We hear of a skating
party every few evenings.
R. Rasmusbeu transacted busi
ness in Gothenburg Wednesday.
II. O. Hart, who resides south of
Maxwell was in town Thursday.
Quite a number of hogs were
marketed at this place Tuesday
and Wednesday. The price being
paid was $5.25.
BETWEEN THE IUVERS.
J5llis Brooks and wife of Peoria.
111., arc expected at Nichols the
coming week for a visit with reln
tiues and trieuds.
OscarGoodw.u has been visiting
Iriends at the county seat thi t
week.
Dr. 15ves was called to I5gberl,
Wyo., Wednesday on profession! 1
business.
Several changes among tenant j
on land in the valley will tak;
place the first of next mouth.
Among those who have been
putting up ice for summer use from
the Farmers and Merchants irrig;
tion canal is C. S. Trovillo cf
Nichols.
It is reported that TIioh. Kelley
it slowly recovering from injurus
he sustained in a recent runaway.
Manford Wilson, who recently
purchased the Horace Jenkins (arm
has taken possession of it.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gyger are te
joicingover the recent advent of a
new sou into their home.
Tlfe tfertJ vototlie'r rumaVnuU with
TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP,
UR for about two wacks before it
1st tip to any uoticnblc extent.
Mr. F. Carpenter and wife, of
Hershey, haye returned Iromashort
visit in the eastern part of the
state.
I5d Lowland of North Platte
purchased several head of horses
in the valley this week.
W. H. Jenkins, w.ho recently sold
a line farm near Shenandoah, Iowa,
has purchased the A. J. 15atou farm
west of Hershey where he will soon
move his family. He prefers this
state to Iowa for farming and cattle
raising.
W. R. Brooks and Louis Rcfior
each sold a horse to Fowler &
Loveland the fore part of the week.
As the weather begins to warm
op business of all kinds is on the
mend greatly to the satisfaction of
all concerned.
Wc understand that W. 15. Park,
of the Dillon ranch, on Monday of
this week sold Harrington & Tobin
of North Platte, two cars of baled
hay at $7.25 per ton on the track.
He is loading it at Spuds.
Miss Bessie White has fully re
covered from her recent sick spell
and is attending school at Hershey
again.
Dr. 15vcs of Hersiicy was a comity
seat vibilor on professional busi
ness last Wednesday.
Cattle with plenty of feed and
shelter passed through the recent
cold weather in fine shape while
those without were hadly pinched
up.
Mrs. Fanny Brooks, who has
been yisiting relatives and friends
in the valley for the past three
weckp, will return to her home at
the county seat the latter part of
this week.
The patrons of the NicIioIb
creamery arc steadily growing in
numbers and the milk in quantity.
Fowler it Loveland recently pur
chased several tons of alfalfa hay
grown on the 1). A. Baker farm.
They arc now engaged in hauling
it to the While I5lephant barn at
North Platte where they are con
ducting a sale and teed stable.
II. 15. Jenkins and tamily will
soon depart for their future home
in Missouri. He will take a car
that will contain a team of horses,
two or three head of cows, house
hold clfects, farming tools .etc.
Another invoice of butter was
shipped from the Nichols creamery
to Omaha on Tuesday.
THE BOYS ARE MARCHING.
Conic Our Way and You Will
be in line.
Sugar 18 lbs $1.00
Hoc CoiTee per lb 14
Hogota Coffee 18c, 2 lbs for. .35
Arbucklc Coffee 13c, 2 lbs. . .25
Lion Coffee 13c, 2 lbs for. . . .25
Golden Drip Syrup per gal. .40
Full Cream Cheese per lb.. .15
Diamond C Soap 8 bars for. .25
W. R. Soap 7 bars 25
Anchor Matches per pkg. ,15
Herring per keg 1.00
Home Made Saner Krout
per gal 35
Humphrey Flour, gives sat
isfaction, per sack 1.10
6-lb Sack Whcatlct, fresh,
per sack 30
6-lb Sack Self-Rising piin
Cake Flour per sack 30
25-lb Sack Rye Flour, pure. .60
25-ib Sack Corn Meal 45
THE TRAMP GROCERY,
E. T. TRAAll', Prop.
J DON'T GET
Too solf important: you mny
bo iih vino as nn owl and just
as stupid, but if you got your I
shoos ropuirod nt tho Vollow
Front, ovorybody will know
you'ro up to snuff from n
liiiaueial standpoint.
GEO. TEKULVE. j
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NOTIOK FOIl I'UM.IOATION.
Lnod Office t North l'IMto, Nob.,
Jnmiurr 21, 1902.
Notion la hereby Klven Hint tho followlnK-namml
sitter hit filed notice ot 111 Intention to make
float proof In mipport ot Ills claim, and that aald
proof will be inmio before lleulnter nnd IteceUor
it North rutte, Neb., nn March 11 1002, vlu
HOltKV C1IIIISTKNHH.V,
Guardian for UarWton ChrlsleiiHvn now Inoanr.
who made hnmeatoad entry No. 173.V1 for the
tiorlhwet quarter focllon .12, township 1(1 north,
range 2H weat 6lh 1 M.
llo nnnicn tho following wltneMoa to prove hla
continuous rcMdi'nco upon and cultivation ot
said land, vli: Horen Nelson nndOhrla Martenaen.
ot CurtlH. Neh John Hansen iiuil Jone Hansen,
of Denmark, Neb
J2II fJEO. K. FRENCH, lleslater.
NOT10F FOIl 1'UHMOATION.
Lnud oIlK'o at North l'lntto. Nob.
...... . . 'Miliary 21. UHr2.
Notice la hereby Riven that the following-named
settler hna Qled notice of hla Intention to tuakn
final proof In support of Ills clnlnt, nnd that snlil
proof will lie made beforo the relator and re
ceiver, II. fi. iJind Onice, nt North Vlntlo, Neb.,
on March 8, 1PU2, vli:
llAllltV NICKr.ItHON,
who made limieatead entry No. IH,10, for the
iat halt of tho Honlheast quartor nnd northweat
quarter ot the southeast quarter, nnd lot 7, sec
an, town. 13, north rnni?e 28, west sixth p. ru.
Iln namoR the following witnesses to provo hla
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of said
land vlu John V. Nunuut, .lacob 1.. I.ewla. Win.
OreKff, A, 11. I.oiiKprc, nil of Maxwell, Neb.
Okoiuik E. FttKNCit, IteKlster,
ESTIMATE Or EXPENSES.
Tho following estimate of tho county for the
year IWi for tho snvornl county funds, county
bonds, bonded precinct nnd districts nnd to moet
outstanding Indehtednest n vdencd by bonds,
coupons or wnrrnnta leunlly Issued nud claims;
axalnHt the county not ncled on by tho bonrdt
Comity (lenernl Fund 2r.,0i)0 Ol)
County lirldKo Fund..,, n.ooo no
County Itoad Fund 15,(00 IK)
Holdlora' ltellef Fund ,'.00 00
I'MCCINUT lllltlHIK IIONIK.
Hlukltiit.
llrady Ixlnnd
Nichols ,
lllrdwood
OTnllon
Kurekn ,.
Medlcllio llnad
Mcl'liereon Irrluntlnn
HonlliHIilu Internal Imp..
SCHOOL, lllsTlllUTS,
Dllrlct No. Hlnkln.
1 $1000 (K)
1 10 r,0 (l
10 XI) IK)
21 M W
30 (HI
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40 Ml (K)
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ni 20 (ki
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101 AO (HI
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100 10 00
Interest.
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Interest.
1000 00
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20 Oil
150 00
25 (X)
15 00
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40 (K)
10 (X)
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FllCI) It. OINN,
County Clerk,
REGISTERED
W Poll Angus Bulls,
Hi Poland China Hogs,
THOS. DOOLITTLE.
THERE ARE OTHERS
who can make and repair
Shoes, but there arc few
who can equal and none
that can surpass us
C. NEWMAN.
HANS GERLE,
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The Tailor.
IIuo just opened n now
tailoring oRttibllBhiuont
nnd hna now cmmploa for
BiiitH nlflo dooB ropnir
work. Cnll on him with
now or old work nnd you
will rocoivo prompt at
tention. Dowoy at. up
in Morsoh building.
NOTICE.
Some of our cattle are drifting
southeast from our ranch near Le
na, Neb., and perfioim who take up
cattle branded Dar Four T any
where on left Hide or with O below
and above crooked bar on left bin.
and boldino; them for us will be
pain mr tucir trotioie, sonu word
at once to
HUFFMAN I1ROS.,
IJONA, N13B.
Wm. Gajit5
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse Shoeing $4 per Team.
Also reductions in the price ot all
other work. Work guaranteed or
money refunded. Give us a call.
Locust street so it tli of Yost's
harucsB store.
STEBBINS' STABLE.
Liycry, Feed, Boarding and Sale.
NEW RIGS.
Accommodations Good.
Feed per team to hay, 35 centB a
night; noon feed 15 centa.
L. C. Stcbbins,
'Phone 101.
North l'lulte, - NebVtreka