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TUESDAY. APRIL 15, 19)2
' DR. F. W. MILLER, GRADUATE DENTIST.
Oilljo over Strain's Drag Store.
Secretary Sheppard, of the Y. M.
C. A , returned this morning from
a brief business trip 10 Denver.
Supt. Nealc left t li i t morning (or
Ilershcy and from there will go
boutli to visit country tchools.
The Lutheran ladies will serve a
chicken and waflle supper at the
opera house next Thursday
evening.
Mrs John Nellimj ol Rawlins,
Wyo., arrived in town yesterday
ami will visit friends lor a few
days.
Attorneys Wilcox and Bccler
went to Cottonwood precinct this
morning to take depositions in a
case to be heard in the county
court tomorrow.
Rev. J. II. Derryberry of Pnxton,
who liar charge of the Methodist
church at that place and also at
Sutherland, ih the guest of relatives
in town today.
Fiank 13. Beeman, f Kearney,
who is nne of the prominent can
didates for the republican congie
sional nomination, is in town today
renewing acquaintance with old
Htnie friends.
For Sale or Tiade A Per heron
stallion, weiyht between 1500 and
1(100. "Vill sell or trade foryoune
cattle. JpiiN MpCuLLopr.ii,
Maxwell, Neb.
row that the hog market debate
)ias started off so lively, let it be
continued. until the necessary
remedial steps are taken, livery
liog marketed in North Platte
v means increased trade for the local
merchants.
A printer named Kelly, arriving
in town yesterday, was surpiid
this morning to learn that he had
a brother in town in the person of
A. P. Kelly, of the Telegraph.
The two brothers had u it met for
years and each was ignorant of the
otliei'.s whereabouts
Dorsey L-ypoIdt, of Hetshey,
was in town yesterday and lift
evening Marled for home driving a
team owned by 10 l Seeberger.
When in the vicinity of the mill,
the learn ran away dumping Dorsey
into a mud hole, and wrecking the
buggy to a considerable extent.
In the future Mr. LypoIdt will
iacure a driver who can manage a
team.
Wanted lo purchase, a number
of good dairv cows with calf or
coming frenh this spring. Write
giving description and price.
J. V. Romnson, Spuds, Neb,
Ch.cago forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Partly cloudy to-
niL'ht and Wednesday, with possi
bly occasional showers, slightly
warmer Wednesday. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was
43, one year ago 56. The minimum
temperature this morning was 33,
rne year ayo 34.
The Grocer.
wjio neither sands
his s ti a a r nor
waters his milk
who behoves in
and is particular t
the best,
please his patrons.
That's the grocer who re
com-
niowU and sells
Lion Coffee
Coffee that it ailice unglazcd
unadulterated.
A meeting ol the city council will
be held this evening.
John Grimes now located at Chey
enne, is Msiting in tow n today.
Mrs. II. M. Grimes expects to
leave tomorrow lor a briel visit in
Omaha.
Solomon Johnson, who has been
working in Cheyenne, came down
from that city today.
Several mechanics arrived in
town yesterday and today entered
the service of the Union Pacific.
Louis Toilliou of Nichols is ex
hibiting a curiosity today in the
shape of a Iicii'h egg that is nearly
Hat.
Texas strawberries, which arrive
in very fair shape, are selling in
the local market at twenty-five
cents a box.
II. J. Hansen is marketing 150
tons of baled hay which is being
shipped to western points by Har
rington & Tobin.
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Douglas in
formally entertained a number ol
friends last evening in favor of
Mrs. II. J. Roth.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. White, who
had been visiting friends in
Arizona for six weeks, returned
home this morning.
Bd G. Haucr, who has been in
Indiana for several month", is ex
pected back in a few days and will
re-enter the service of the Union
Pacific.
C. A. Moore, of Myrtle, is in
town today arid. will olFer for sale
at the stockyards tomorrow and
Thursday twenty head of thorough
bred bulls.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Pomcroy let t
!ast night for the eastern part of
the state on receipt of a telegram
announcing the serious illness of
Mrs. Pomeroy's father.
The advance agent of "The Mit
souri Girl" company spent yester
day in town putting out advert iitiLr
matter. The company is booked
lor Monday evening of next week
Two ball players, one from
Wyoming and the other from Mis
souri, are expected to arrive in
tnwn thi eck, and tl-is will com
plete the ball team for thi- season.
Bleven men will be on the team.
Sidney is tickling itielf over the
rumor that the present system .ol
running engines through from
North Platte to Cheyenne is to be
abandoned, and that Sidney will
again become a full-fledged division
terminal Local officials disclaim
anv knowledge of the proposed
change.
That the prposerJ physical ex
amination, which Ur.ion Par' fie
road employes will be called upon
to submit to, will be vigorously
opposed by the employes, is
ovidence'l by the talk heard among
those concerned. Just how far the
organisations will go in this re
sistance is difficult to predict.
Hugh Ralston, of Rock Island,
111., is in town today transacting
business. Mr Ralston at one time
owned about 50,000 acres of land
in this county, but succeeded in
getting loocc of it at a loss of
about one dollar per acre. He still
owns a large tract of land near
Willow Ifland, and last year cut
and shipped 7,000 tons of hay
therefrom.
The Gaudy Pioneer intimates
that the only way in which North
Platte can secure the hogs
raised in Logan county is to assist
(n building the proposed Qnmly
North Platte telephone line. Then,
say the Pioneer, the hog raisers
can ascertain ill" price of hogs
prior to making the trip to this
ci'y. Gaudy has telephone con
motions with Callaway, ami the
merchants f the latter town receive
a big patronage by reason thereof.
I'jr.iini. iifojii.
The highest pyramid la that nt
Cheops, 4S0',4 feet. It Is computed that
the weight of the masonry In this py
ranilil would exceed G,31G,000 tons. It
covirs thlrteon nciC3 of ground.
Men's Hip Hoots per pair, ,.$3,75
Men's Thigh Hoots per pair. 3.25
Men's Common Hoots pur...
pair 2.50
Hoy's Hoots per pair 2.00
Store open evenings until H
o'clock.
I
. Wikox Department Store.
Robber
Boots
House Cleaning
Will Soon be Here.
You Need Carpets,
Our sample line is larger
than any other in the city.
We Will
Save You Money
If yon will leave us your
order.
Wilcox Dcnarlmciil Store.
Judge Grimes returned yesterday
from a trip to the cast part of the
state.
The Catholic ladies will hold a
fair and supper at the opera house
on the eyening of the 23d inst.
W. l McGlone received a carload
ol Schuyler flour today and Har
rington & Tobin a carload from the
Lexington mills.
Dr. II. 10 McCaw will leave to
morrow for IJoise City, Idaho, and
will also visit the Thunder Moun
tain mining district.
Seventy-two square feet of Wall
Paper at Newton's for 5 cents.
A letter received by Will Hendy
this morning announces the arrival
ol a boy baby at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Dock of Omaha.
Some unprincipled fellow last
night cut the ropos on a'l the awn
ings on the west side of Dewey
street between Sixth and Front.
10. II. Smith writes that he is
now located at Bessemer, Col , as
conductor on a construction train
for the Colorado Fuel & Iron O,
L. A. Mullen, who had been
running an engine on the Kansas
Pacific, returned to town Saturday
night, the bottom falling out of
business on that road.
Alfalfa. Cane and Mil
let Seeds for sale by
Jos. Ilcrshey, North
Platte, Nebraska.
II J. Roth is now filling the
position of chief dispatcher at Raw
lins, Wyo. Mrs. Roth and daughter
Helen, who have been in town for a
couple of days, will continue their
journey to Rawlins tonight.
'flic"Mi$50uriGirLr'
which appears at Lloyd's opera
liqie on Monday, April 21st, is
one oft hi most unique comedies
ever placed on the stage in this
city. It fairly bubbles over with
fun from beginning to end and
affords an evening of rare amuse
ment. The production was written to
bring out the quaint humor of Karl
Dennett, who is portraying "JJake
Dobson," a gawky fanner lad, who
convulses the audience at his every
appearance. Mr Dennett, in gen
eral make-up is well fitted for the
part and his originality of speech
and action perfects the character
Assisting Mr. Dennett will be seen
Miss Sadie Raymond who plays
the part of the "Missouri Girl."
She is a young woman of consider
able personal charm and the right
kind of force tor a Missouri hero
ine. The scenic and mechanical
effects have been given special
attention in thin production, each
act rcquiriuir a setting of special
scenery.
During the action ol piece, spec-
ialties of an agreeable order will be
introduced,
Base Ball Next Saturday!
The first ball game of the season
will be played next Saturday after
noon at athletic park, the opposing
teams being the High School of
this city and the High School of
Shelton. The local High School
team has been doing considerable
practice work, and that they can
play ball was evidenced last Satiir
day when they played against the
Union Pacifies in a practice game,
The team from Shelton is said to
be quite a strong one, a,nd a close
and etching gquic U confidently
expected.
It is hoped that citizens will turn
out liberally and thus give the local
boys the proper financial encour-
ageincnr, as they are at au expense
ot about fifty dollars in getting the
bheltou team here.
Wields A Sharp Ax,
Millions marvel at tho multitudo of
mnlndloH out on" by Dr. King's Now Life
Pills, tho most distressing too. Stomach,
I Avar and Ilowol troublep, Dyspepsia,
fionsof A ppi-tito, Jaundice, Hllliousnoas,
Fovor, Malaria, nil fall boforo those
wondor workers, -f conts at A. 1
Streitz's drug store.
We Excell
As Dcwcy at Manilla his par
did well,
So wc in our products try to
cxccll.
That this principle is appreciated
by the purchasing- public is
proven by the liberal partronage
accorded us. These cash prices
do the work:
Cane Granulated Sugar l'J
lbs $1.00
Cozad Morning- Glory Pat
ent Flour per sack 1.05
Cozad Valley Patent Flour
per sack )5
North Platte Patent Flour
per sack 1.05
Kerosene Oil per gal 15
Rest Gasoline per gal 20
Arm & Hammer Soda per lb .OS
Cow Brand Soda per lb 08
Kingsfords S;lver Gloss
Starch per lb OS
Kingston! Corn Starch per
lb OS
Standard Sweet Corn per can .OS
Standard Vinegar 45 grain
per gal 20
45 grain White Wine Vine
gar per gal 25
II. J. Ileitis Co. Best Cider
Vinegar per gal 35
Best New Sweet Cider per
tfal 35
Gold Dust Washing Powder
4-1 b box 18
Stock Salt, 100-lbsack (.0
Sulphurized stock salt 50-lb
blocks 50
Fancy white potatoes per bu .'J5
Eastern standard tomatoes
per can L3
Regular 35c M. & J. Coffee
per lb 32
Regu'ar 30c M. & J. Coffee
per lb 27
Regular 35c M. & J. Coffee
tier lb 22
Koa-t'inr- 20o M. & J. Coffee
per lb 18
Regular 50c Sun Cured Jap
an lea tier lb 45
Regular !0c Sun Cured Jap
an 1 ca per lb 3a
Large p'.. Vegetable Seeds .04
Large pkg Flower Seeds. . . .04
We haye now on sale a very
complete line of Irc.Mi
bulk harden Seeds, also fancy,
Blue Grass, White Clover and
Onion Sets.
Orders taken for Alfalfa, Ger
man Millet, Cane and all kinds of
Field Seeds.
Your Patronage is Solicited.
TI HUB GROCERY (0.,
0. P. AlcGREW, Mgr. '
Change of Date.
After the first side of this isue
had been printed it was decided to
change the date of the general
meeting of the fire department.
This meeting will be held at the
HMrst ward hose house on Tuesday
evening, Apr.il 22(1, instead of Fri
day evening, as published else
where.
Lutheran Supper.
Last call for the chicken and
waflle supper. Kemeniber the time
and place Thursday evening at
at Lloyd's opera house.
Home-made candy, cut llowers
and needlework will be offered for
sale. The usual generous patron
age of the public is solicited,
For Sale.
Building lots in all pirU of the
city at various prices, according to
location.
Several cheap houses on very easy
terms, part cash, balance monthly
payments.
Several hill ranches, with or with
out cattle.
Anything in the real estate line.
John Hk att it Co.,
North Platte, Neb.
We Have
Your Shoes,
By calling and
Paying from . .
$1.50 to$3,50
They will be delivered to you
looking far more beautiful and
fitting more comfortable than
ever.
Store open evenings until 8
o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store
The Model
Clothing House.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
FOR SPRING
Here is important, news for men who are
fond of a ,''c$ligco Shirt -and what
man, is not?
A short time ago the Negligee was considered appro
priate for wear during the extreme warm weather only.
The Spring Negligee
has brought about a glad change. You now have at your
command a welcome addition to your Spring wardrobe.
They are made of Cheviot, a material most annronriate in
weave and weight The patterns arc the newest and the
smartest to be lound. The making is all that could be
desired. All modern improvements. Reinforced front and
backs, continuous facing at all openings; collar-button shield
and scarf-loop; narrow cuffs, attache! and detatched.
Another important consideration
they are very moderately priced at
75c to $1.00 M.
NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS.
weingand &
.ilnyor mill 1'ilviitu Ulttr.nu.
Mayor Set'i low lately considered n
petition slKiiod by Citizen Seth Low,
ami granted tho roller prayed for. It
i said Mr. how did nut attempt to
Inlluouco tho mayor In tho sllhtem
degree- In tho matter.
IVrtlllty or i:z))t'ti Soil.
Tho fertility of ligypfu soil ia tlliis
tir.ted by tho fact that every ono of
iO.HOO squarn miles can support 023
persons whercaa oven In densely popu
Iniod llplglmn thcro uro only C80 to
tl'o square mile.
I'citrolciini 1'sml Tor rmil,
Tho Drltlsh tanker Clam Is tho first
veesel to cross the Atlantic using
pttrolcum for fuel. Kach fiirnnco has
a steam generator which blows tho
('I, utotnlzcd, against n flro-hrlck wall.
(.'oimlriirtloii of Anrlcnt ItoiuU.
Tho construction of tho Carthagin
ian roads dirforcd so materially from
that of tho Roman highways that It Is
nn easy mutter for antiquarians to
itiEtlngtilah between tho two.
Witty 1'iin on lluclcm'K Niniio.
Keccnt nntl-Ilrltlsli remarks by tho
Ucrman chancellor huvo resulted In tho
revival of tho skit: "Man wants hut
llttlo Herr Iluelow, nor wantn that
.ittlo long."
SUirrlnn C'roM Waited.
In r-orno partn of Siberia a largo part
of tlio crops In good yoarw rot In tho
Hold, because thcro aro no means of
transport or facilities for storage.
Wonlil lie a Oonil HiiIkIIIiiIb.
An Illinois Inventor Is urging ttio
institution of printed slldrs for tho
foralcotnan'B voice- In tho announcement
of stations In novln, trains.
ImllvUlimity.
Might hundred und seventy persons
claiming to bo cousins of n Utlca (N.
V.) man within tho degree specified by
his will nro lighting for an estato ot
$21,000. Forty-thrco lawyers aro em
ployed In tho case. Ifow thoy will ho
paid Is not recited. Baltimore Herald.
irinli rroilurtloii nt riorlil.i.
It may surprise sumo to hear tha,
Florida stands 10th as n llsh produc
ing stato. It has a coast lino (Inc'.ud
Ing islands) of 11,500 mllus. Tho an
nual catch Is tibuut H0.000.000 pounds,
with a total value to the Ilshcnn?u of
about $700,000.
niuklni; .llunlii mi tho Murlmlm.
The natives of tho southeast coast ol
Africa lmvo an liuitrumont which thoy
call tho marimba. Il Is a xylophone
tho l;eys being made of wood, and the
tones reinforced by largo gourds fna.
encd underneath tl.o wooden strips
AUCTION!
I will soil at public auction at
North Platte, Neb., on Saturday.
April lnh, 1(JU2, at 2 p.m. at my
mums in the Hratt & Ormsby
building over McCullough's store
on Front street, household goods
of all kinds. Terms of sale: All
sums of $15.00 or under cash; al!
sums over $15.00 5 per cent dis
count for cash. N goods
removed until terms of sale com-
, plied with.
MHS. II. K. Jul I'HliY.
One - Price
Mcdonald.
LLOYD'S OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY, 01 of
APWL Hoi
The Greatest Domestic Come
dy of the age,
The
Missouri
Girl
l'RKSKNTKD HY
Miss SADIE RAYMOND,
and an excellent company
Produced with special scenery
and mechanical effects.
New Songs, New Dances,
New Specialties.
I.omlmt In Yin pro t In o
Year by your London becomoa not
only more and more n city of flowers,
but also a city of doves. Around cvory
building where It Is possible to keop
pigeons ono ssch constantly Increasing
flacks ot thciio pretty creatures, and
thcro could not ho a more ornamental
and delightful addition to our town
population In tho sunlit Hpaces whore
thoy alight and food tho soft rusch of
their wings and tho peaceful sound of
their cooing niako tho most, restful
contrnBt to tho harsh nolaes of tho
rtrcnth.
rcullnr 1'rovlnlnn iin to Oiillii.
Tho Mnryland Slate constitution con
tains a peculiar provision as to oaths
taken In court proceedings In that
State. It Is as follows: "That tho
maimer of 'Klmlnlstcr tho out!) or
alllimatlon to any person ought to bo
Biich us those or tho religious persua
sion, profession or denomination of
which ho I.t u member, generally es
teem tho most effectual confirmation
by tho att' Btatlon of tho dlvlno being."
Dr. Humphreys'
Specifics euro by acting diroctly upon
tho dibciiHc, without exciting disorder in
any other part of tho system.
'tO. Cl'llKS. nitCKS.
1 Fever", CongoiUoim, Inflammations.
U Wornm, Worm Favor, Worm Colic...
3-Teelliliiif, Collc.Crylng, Wakcfuluotn .YJ3
l-llnrrlit-a, or Children or Adults 'J.1
7-Uoinln, Colds, llroncliltls 'J3
H-JVeurulgla, Toothache, Facoacho
O-llrudaclir, Hick llcadachn, Vertigo.,
10-lytM'lli.dlKc4t!on,WcnkBtomacli.'.i
) l-Hupim-Mcil orl'nlnriil IVrlodn VJ.T
l'.!-Wlillr, Too J'rofuso Periods 'JS
13-(,'rniii, liiir-'iigllls, Hoarseness 'iH
1 1-Hull II h i-ti in , Erysipelas, Kruptloas,.
IIS Illiruinnllxn, Ithoumatlol'utns '2,1
10 Malnrln, Chills, Fvver and Agua '2H
1 0-C'ntarrli, Inlluema, Cold lu the I loud ,'J3
UO-WIiiioiiiib.C'uiikIi i!i
U7-IUtniY III. emeu . 23
itt-Nervuu ItrMllty l,0Q '
30-1 rlnnry Wenlmrss, Wuttlngllcd
77-Grl, Hay Favor (J5
Br. Humphreys' Manual ot all Diseased at your
Druggists nr Mailed Free.
Sold by ilrniwUts.or sent on recolntof prlri
y umiraV Hod. Co., Ccr. MWUiam It Jolm lflff