1
fV Bicycle
I have three of this
season's whcclslcft
which I will close
out at a bargain.
I $35 Men's Wheel $27.50
I $25 Men's Wheel $22.50
I $25 Ladles1-Wheel $22.50
They arc all high grade
wheels and guaranteed.
WfW
Clinton,
THE JEWELER
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SUe Jfami - Wfcfely Erilmac.
FRIDAY. JULY 'll, 190Z
DH..F. W. MILLER, ORADtJATE DENTIST.
I Offlco over Btroltz'i Drag Store.
Judge and Mrs. Hoagland are
spending today in Cozad.
Mrs. F. W. Rincker lb confined to
her room with an attack of malarial
foyer.
Traveling Engineer Stuart is
down from the Wydming division
today.
W, V. Iloagland went to Omaha
last night to look after a case in
court.
Wanted Competent girl for
general house work. Apply to
Mrs. Geo. A. Bcecher.
Mrs. Eastwood and two daugh
ters of Denver are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J, II.. Stubba.
The ladies ol the Christian churcli
will serve ice cream on the court
house lawn on the evening of July
18th.
JuBt received a car of Michigan
Bait. We save you money on your
-1 It Tut.. Mini r.itnr'Bov I'n
lk W. B. McNeel of this county has
Sbccn selected as chair mm of the
fltdemocraiic congressional 'cbm-
1IIUI.C.
M the postponed Slielton-Kear-ncy
ball game, played Wednesday,
the latter won by a score ot seven
to two.
The Lutheran ladies will hold a
social at the Waltcmath residence
on Friday evening ot next week.
The public is cordially invited.
Hogs uave been selling in the
Omaba market during the past lew
days at about eight dollars per hun
dred. The hog, therefore, is good
pjroperty.
Woodman's Linseed Qil, 8c per
gallcju. Harrington & Toiiin.
4 large portion flf the business
district of Beatrice was wiped out
by fire early yesterday morning en
tailinrr a loss of $175,000. The fire
is supposed to have been of iuccn
diary origin.
The Gothenburg Independent
Btatcs that the hail storm last Sat
urday evening which extended
from Vroman in a northeahteily
course to Roten valley damaged
crops to the amount ot seveuty-jive
jhoHsapd. flojiars
Uasoliue live gallons lor f 1,0b at
the Hub Grocery
Chicago forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday, with possibly local
1 uhnwrra: warmer tonmht. Ibc
M maximum temperature jebterdaj
M V was 74, one year'ago 98. The mini-
W mum temperature this morning
Every Man
That works in a hay field
can do more work if he
has his hands
He can do that u nc ouys iqs
gloves frpro, our sock. "Yc
enrry rjyfjry thing jn Gyes fffjRl
35 cents o $a.Q0 a pair. Satjs-:
faction guaranteed,.
tflF9 npgn Qverjinffs until 8
"fl'eloelf, t
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Wilpox Department .Stores
Protected
. Sunt. K. W. Baxter is in town !
t -
today conferring with Asst. Supt.
Ware.
The ladies auxiliary, of the B. of
L. F, will hold a, Kensington Tues"
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John N. Baker.
Binding Twine for sale, bottom
prices. Hakknuton &. TouiNr
Albert Eskew, of Park City,
Utah, who had been visiting his
sister Mrs. IS. S. Davis for a week,
left for the cast Wednesday night.
Mrs. J. F. Sayrc returned Wed
nesday from Omaha. Her daugh
ter Jennie will remain there and re
ceive itirthcr treatment for her eye.
Jas. Babbitt, Jr., has accepted a
position in the Union Pacific black
smith shop at Grand Island.
- The council of tuc Lutheran
church organized Wcdnecday even
ing by the election of Andy Yost
secretary and John Sorcnson treas
urer. Physicians report a considerable
number of cases oi malarial h-ver,
uc probably to the heavy rains
and following pools ot stagnant
water.
The members of the American
Order of Protection held a picnic at
Lamplugh's lake last night, which
s reported to have been a very en
joyable event.
N. W. Baker, formerly living
bouthwcRt ot town, is in the city
oday enroute to Greeley, Col. For
several years he has been living at
Des Moines.
Lorcn Sturgcs tells u that he
has had about forty tuns of hay
ruined by the wet weather. He had
cut the grass and failed to get it in
the btack before the heavy rains
nuudated the low land.
To the credit of the people ol
Lincoln county, there is but one in
mate at the county j lil at present
nil he is in on charge ot drunken
ness. J lu.s can be taken as evi
dence that the people ot this county
re law abiding.
The fifty-eight patrons of the
Gothenburg separator station re
ceived nearly fifteen hundred dollars
for their cream last month or an
average of twenty-five dollars, The
checks ot some, however, ran aa
high as fit ty dollars.
Pricts on baled hay and new
pbtatbes arc on the' toboggan slide
at Harrington & Town's
The Gothenburg Independent of
this week say: The Nebrabka
Telephone Co has bhipped in tele
phone poles along the line from
Lexington to North Platte and m a
lew weeks will extend their hue to
North Platte, which will be the
western terminus at the present
time.
Soper, the Deuel county horse
thief, was not brought to the jtil in
this city tor sate keeping as wat-
stat'd jn. tftese coluin,iiP. The com-
inissjqn.ers ot Eeue county ordered
liim sent here, but the sheriff at
Chappell relufiio to bring him down
on the ground that he is safe at
thaT'place.
This forenoon four or five ol the
Market dining and sleeping carr-
were brought in from the cast and
nlaced in the machine shops, Two
or three ccoks accompanied the out
fit and it is said that the object ii
bringing the carB here is to provide
accommodations ror jinported men
who will work on roud-house re
pujrs. to locomotives,
J. C. ttyger and family of Her
Bhey came up Friday evening from
Julcsburg, where they had been
celebrating the Fourth, and visited
friends a few days. Mr. Gyger has
secured a five year lease on the Sid
nev creamery, and will move his
family to Sidney about August &
-chappeii Regjstf'r,
A. full liqe of W.hitc Mountain
Ice Cream Freezers,
Hun Grocurv Co
The TuiiiU.NK learns today Irom
an authoiitivc source that a com
mlttce ot Grand Idaud business
men have been in Omaha conferring
with Prcudent Burt relative to
making the thop at that place one
of the main shops on the Nebraska
division. K--ep your ear close tu
the ground and you may hear a
Chance for Business Ppenjng,
I offer for rent tpv building a
Brady, Suitable for lunch counter
and restaurant, whiph the on
Heeds. Addresp, or inquire of,
A T QFYPHiRrady, Neb.
rHirnished House for Rent.
Five room Iioubc, choice location,
k nice lawil and tljade trec9(j
. ; , JOHN UK ATT iv CO.
FLY TIME
calls for
Screen Doors
Screen Wire
Fly Traps
WE
HAVE
THEM
WUcox Department Store.
Wilson Hat a Scheme
Today'a Omaha Bee sayt: The
machinists claim to have a plan
under way for the settlement of
their strike on the Union Pacific.
Vice-President Wilson has changed
his program of going west Friday
in order to promote this plan,
which, he sayp, will put a sudden
end to all differences If carried out
as designed.
Mr. Wilson declines to discuss
the scheme in detail, but says it in
volves the co-opcrattoit with the
strikers ot some of the leading
citizens of Omaha, who arc inter
ested m seeing the trouble settled.
He Bays the strikers are assured of
the support of these men and are
confident that an early termination
of the strike will be brought about.
"Does your plan contemplate a
compromise witu tuc company.'"
was asked.
"No, it does not. It contem
plates a settlement on the termt
demanded by the Ftrikcrs. It in
volves the repudiation of piecework
and the reinstatment ot all the
former employes who arc now out
on a strike. It our friends who have
promised their support stay with
us we are bound to win."
Prospects for fall trade in North
Platte are brighter than for several
years past. The small grain crop
will be the bebt in a decade, every
thing points to a jjood corn crop,
thousands ot cattle will be sold and
shipped, hogs promise to command
a good pric', and the sugar beel
crop will bring liity or seventy-
five thousand dollars ,into the coun
ty. The farmers will have. money to
spend this fall, and if the proper
efforts are mad-- and inducements
offered, the bulk of the trade from
all directions will come to this city.
The fall trade should prove i.
bright star of hope to merchants
who now find trade dull, due partly
to the mid-summer season and
partly to the Union Pacific labor
trouble.
Stoves stored, Gasoline Stoves
'epaired. Kcpairs lor all kinds ol
stoves.
Western Stpve Repair Works.
Frank Arnold, employed at tlu
Vienna Restaurant, wound up a
ten days' Bprce by b.ing placed in
jail Wednesday uyening. Yeslcr
day, having sobered up, he was re
leased and created some cxcitemen
by sending a note to the restaurant
stating that he was weary of life,
and had determined to commit Bui
cide. Search was at once insti
tuted for him, but he made his ap
pearance last evening.
rpnc0 wiMio tor. .
Police Judge McAuley of Kanuss City
Iibb prepared and will push an ordin
ance providing for punishment by the
lash of wlfo beaters and otherj guilty
of aggravated misdemeanors that now
call for no more severo penalties than
small fines or brief workhouse sent
ences. Solid leather, made on neat
. lasts, per pair SI. 25
Finer grade, good for cither
dress shoes or for fine
work shoes, per pair Stl.S0
glen's Fine Shftes, four, or
fiv? Wle.ren. leathers,
gpqd. styles, per pair $2.00
Men's Rrcss, Shoes, ma.de
on slyl'teh lasts, ditfcrtjnt
widths and shapes nil
UndH of katilOl'f. per
pair- 2 50 to $3.00
Store open evenings until 8:00
o'clock.
Vltcox Department Store.
Men's Sliocs
A girl baby was born Wednes
day to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Scott.
C. -C. Guhnoll of Paxton is
transacting" business in town today.
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uco. j carter returned tins
morning- from the cast part of
the state.
Messrs. Wood hurst, Field and
Ginn were visitors in Suther
land Tuesday evening-.
Watchman Kcynplds rounded
up twenty-six hoboes at the ice
houses yesterday, and it was not
a very good day for hoboes.
John Kmkadc, of Osgood pre
cinct, who had been visitinir his
daughter in Denver for two ori
three wccks, returned home this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs M. K. Barnum
came up from Omaha this morn
ing, the" former to look after
Union Pacific matters and the
latter to visit friends.
P. L. Harper paid into the
county treasury yesterday nine
hundred and eighty dollars de
linquent taxes on land in Wallace
precinct which has come into his
possession
The heavy rain Tuesday night
caused another break in the
south side ditch. This ditch
running close to the hills is sub
ject to much drainage water and
frequent breaks cannot be
averted.
E. F. Sccbergcr, who was at
Hcrshcy a day or two this week
says that everything in that sec
tion is in excellent shape. Early
planted corn is immense, while
the late planting, though some
what small, is coming along
nicely.
At the democratic congres
sional convention in Kearney
Wednesday, M. C. Harrington
of this city received the full vote
of the convention on the first
formal ballot. This vote was,
however, only complimentary to
Mr. Harrington, as it was known
that the populist convention in
session at the same time would
not endorse a d mocratic
nominee. .
In the past three or four days
eighteen additional men have
be added to the Union Pacific
force in this city. There arc
indications that more will be
added. There is reason to be
lieve that the Union Pacific will
about Uctoucr 1st take over the
active management of the St
Joseph tand (Grand Island and
that the shop work of that road
will be done in Grand Island and
Omaha, Finally ami perhaps
it is of greater importance-
there arc indications that Presi
dent Burt is decidedly pleased
with the fact that in the whole
strike situation only two men. in
Grand Island have laid down
their tools and especially with
the fact that the car builders of
this city were among the first to
declare that they had no griev
ance against the Union Pacific.
Grand Island Independent.
DELINQUENT MS CAUSE TROUBLE.- :2'
f Jilake a Large Iiidebtedncss Against State of Nebraska.' v;.
U All Taxes Were Paid Promptly, Commonwealth Would Be Out or;';;
Debt. t'
TFJSlESSfiSSBJIPH (Inctl under Audiorlty of tho lliillro iiiIn of Nelirnmkn.) TJ j ;!!Illirfrj!T(7l U ' "' 1
Wo give below n statement of various taxes. The result is that at t'he c!Me rj ' ,' I
aniounts that are due the different Slate basinee on May 27, J 1)02, there was an out
f,lll('s: standing indebtedness of the Stale,
Kinidm'nt r tho uiwoiu.cci tnxi-m in xviiniNkit amounting to SI ,1J TO.ilOD.OS, and tllCK' WiU
mil llu- ilin;rciit (llliO In which tlu-y ivcro do- . , a ' . . ' . ' .
limiueiit on .viyvMiui-r :io, loooi a balanfo of uiicollei'tcd taxes due Irom
Ocneroi I2.n7.7i2.c3 t'he various counties, to Hie Slate, amount-
HlnkliiR Kuna 182,415.00 J,llf j () $o 7g;i ()( i
Brhool fund 081,917.63 h 7 ' ' 0,U,M'U 1
VnivcrHity Fumi 39i,r.i8.07 It en ii be seen Hint if ther.e delinnucut
SsrKSl r.u.:d..:::::::::::::::::: 7,S u imd i.ee,, paid, ti.e.-e wo.ud imv....:.-
copitoi nuiiiiiiiR Kunit 11,129.82 been a surplus in the treasury of (he State
llcform School Fund 0,259.07 ,,,, ,, , .. ... , .
Normal imiiding Fun.i 807.92 u,11 110 outstanding oliligaliniis whalevir.
institute Fccbio Minded Fund 13,903.07 While the collect ions made from Dec.
oil?. "Hcu.'iS1.1:""'..:::::::: jKt "m y 2ti. imw would i,m-at-..
that u portion of these delinquent tnxe.
! AddT?Sy :v wr:::::::::::::..:::;; were being paid, it can imniiy be expeded ,
r- that enough of these arrearages can be "
: AnSXl W"it T'rc'uVuV; ,80,,2,9'13 , collcclofl to wipe out the complete imlebt-
"rom tioccmbcr t, 1000. to May edness of the State.
' Wu ww mMtM We shall try in,future articles to show . , .
nuiauco uncoticctcd May 23, 1902 .. 2,7S3,oc3.o where this great deiniueuey ill payment' i :
The purpose in the collection of tax is of taxes originates. The lirst duty of good
to raise money with which to carry on the citi.enship is to pay tho tax that is necc.:-
government. It is tho duty of the State sary to meet Slate, County and Cily ev-
olllcets to certify out to the various conn- peases. Jn the long list of delinquent tax- ,
tics a rate of levy that should raise sullle- payers, no railroad will be found delin-
ient revenue with which to carry on the quont in payment of tiny legal taxes, al-
business of tho State. though the payment of taxes in several
This duty 1ms been attended to by t'he instances has practically absorbed all of
various administrations, but there has the net earnings of the company for a term
been a material default in the payment of of years.
NOTE.-From 1893 to 1900, the Fremont, Elkhorn Missouri Valley
r; Railroad paid 16 8-10 per cent of it's net earnings for taxes.
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On a staple article is worth looking
after. You save this by buying
your Flour of us.
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JOHN BRiVTT & CO..
Real Estate, Loans Insurance
Idle Honey invested in (lilt Hdgcd Securities
X NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. X
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every glass of I
QJND'S
Peerless Bottled Beer
THE BEER. OF GOOD CHEER
Because the best of materials and the greatest of
care enter into the brewing of it.
The' ideal beverage for table use.
JOHN CUND BREWING CO., - LaCrossc, Wis.
ijiif 15c for pac of fine playing cards,
H. SCHLESWGER, NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
lyon's French Periodioe
Strictly vegetable, perfectly linnnlcsn, sure to .'ircoinpli h DESIRED
MijuL,iii. uruiucbi Known icinaic remedy. J'rice, $1.50 per bottle.
RAIITMH Ilownroof rmintprfolta nml Imitations TlioRonutno h put up onljrln :iat.honnl Car.
Houcl for Circular to WJUMAMH Ml'U. CO., Solo Auonti, Clovuloml, OHIO.
For sale by North Platte Pharmacy.
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