lal New in Brief. 1
DIt. P. W. MILtKK, GRADUATE DSHTMT
Office over 8trolUs Drag Store Thono82
Theatre companies arc comintr In
a bunch, but there, will bo a skip
from the 9th to the 27th hint.
The city council held iu bi-weck
Jy meelinif Tuesday eVdnwir; but
no business of any great import
wa transacted. A number of
claims ayainst the city were al-lowed.
You are cordially invited to wor
ship wjth the Presbyterians, next
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-.auuam morning. J it inc evening
tic Presbyterian congregation will
unite in a union service at the
Christian church.
Stoves stored, Gasoline Stoves
repaired. Impairs lor all kinds of
Moves.
N estern Stove Repair Works.
Quarterly meeting services at
Ilerhhey church next Siniday, Sept
7th. Love feast 'at 9 o'clock a.m.,
preaching at 10 a. in, by Kev. K
S. Moor?, lolh-wed by the Sacra
merit of the Lord's Supper
The eld walk around (In: build
inc soon to be occupied by the Mc
Donald State Dank will be taken
up and; a new slagolilhic walk put
down. This will bu an improve
merit that pedestrians will appro
elate.
MilchVliardwa'c store at Pax ton
was burglarized Tuesday night,
the site blown open and one
hundred and thirty dollar in cur
rency and Borne check? stolen.
Three negroes are Mtppobcd to
have committed the burglary.
The Hub Clothing Co., with
Jacob Wolfe, W. T. Danks and Ed
ward Durkc hh incorporator, filed
articles of incorporation with the
county clerk yesterday. The cani
tal stock of the company is nine
thousand' dollars, divided into
shares of one hundred dollars each,
13. I Seebcrgcr this week pur
chased eigh,ty acres of land of
Frank Cook in Nichols precinct for
a consideration of fourteen hundred
dollars cash. There are no im
provements on the land and the
price does not include a water
right. Mr. Secbcrgcr will purchase
a water right and put the lund
under cultivation.
STAR CLOTHING ROUS
Cash and One Price.
Dressy Trousers..
TOMATOES
That is if bought some places.
Our Prlco
IOg a gan.
We sell
Red Seal Flour 1st P.ttcnt
per pack $1.00
Jewel FloU.r 2d patent per
sack .. ..' 90
Kerosene Qilpcr( gal IS
Vinegar per gal 20
White Wine Vinegar per
gallon , ... ,25
White Russian Soap 6 bars
for ' 25
Diamond C Soap 7 bars for .25
Pearlinc per pkgc 04
Sapolio 9.2, 3 bars .25
Paddle Bluing 10c size.,. , .07
Paddle Bluing. 04
Yeast Foam, 2 pkgs 05
On Time Yeast, 2 pks 05
Shillings best Baking" Pow
der, Ifi-oz. can; 35
K. C. Baking Powder, 80-oz,
can 55
C. Baking Powder 50-oz.
can '. 35
K. C. Baking Powder 25-oz.
can 20
K. C. Baking Powder 15-oz.
can '. .,, 13
K, C, Baking Powder, ,10-oz.
can OS
Dr Price's Vanilla per bottle .15
Syrup 1 gal. pail .40
Kingsford's, Silver . Gloss
Starch per pkg 08
Kingsford's Corn Starch
per pkg ,0S
Walter Baker's Cocoa -lb
can ,, ,25
Scarehlignt Matches per box .04
Snlpher Matches r)cr box.,. .01
1-gallon Jugs each: 10
Snyder's Catsup pint bottles .23
1,000-lbs Sun Dried Apples 8c per lb.
Store open evenings until 8
o'clock.
1IT 1
H'innv nnon
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Dick Scully returned Widnebdai
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nignt irom a vibII in Omaha.
MUs Josephine Goodman has re
turned lrom her vUit In Denver.
Judge and Mrs Grimes were the
guests ot friends in Hetsbey Wed-
ncsnay.
Mr. C A Dill returned Wedne.
day night from a ten day' visit in
Cliryiiine.'
W. J. Duggan, of Dickens pat-
n.n-zea r.oitu I'latte incident
yesterday.
1 n," V-ll.imOer laq rpfiirtinrt
from Sidney, hm portion there nnt
proving satisfactory.
J. n. MacColl of
visited frfenclM and transacted in,!.
I .
ness in town Wednesday'
M.jar Scharmatin returned Wed.
neicldy Irom Omaha where he had
p-en to market cattle.
Mm. John Pen wick, of Lnrnmi
has been been the guct ot Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Fenwick this week.
iic taniilieB of Fidel Zimmer
inann and Fred Woolman left ivri
nesaay morning for Chsballis,
IVilSIl,
Air. and Mrs. Sanfnrri
The first thing you remark upon looking into
our window is the dressiness of the trousers
we are selling at
wwawvw$2.50 to $5,00,
Then you say "Those trousers arc certainly
great for the money." And really, sir, you'll
find it quite a task to better them, even though
you are willing tp pay double the price.
$S Shirt Waists for
Only a fcw'of them, but we can fit you at half the
real value '
$ Alaska Refrigerator
tyi Is the best. Get one now.
Jewel Gasoline Stoves
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The kind that last,
The kind that is safe.
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We arc selling these goods at a very low figure 5K
to close out the stock.
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Our line of FURNITURE is ver.y. comnlete and W
in up to datc- g
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Look at our Mammocks,
they cannot be equalled.
We make the framing of Pictures a specialty.
E B WARNER,
For style and price W
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Straw Mais one-third off.
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S3 wvyw -qfv wjj.vj 5 rJipr.-i zrqfii teqfi! jv ix-j7V
n i . i ini
I'est the boyH nnd girls forget
the city schools will open next Mon
day morning.
The city han put in cement an-
proaches to the sidewalk at the
First National Dank corner.
Fifth street lrom Dewey west
has been put in excellent condition.
dirt havmjr been hauled In and the
ditches cleaned.
A cement walk lias been la'.d in
front of McCnbe'ri druif More nnd
also the Harrington building ad-
joining on the north.
Sim DrownN ball team defeated
Carl Hunch' team Tuesday after
noon by a corc of "ightccu to
seven, The features nf the iame
wa the the batting of Sam Drown
and the pitching of Everett Fonda.
Battener.: Fonda and Drown,
Bunch and Sorensnn.
Rev. Alfred A. Oilman left Wed
nesday evening for Hankow, China.
te will Bail lrom Vancouver on
Sept, 8th on ths mail r.tea'msbin
Empress nnd will reach Shanghai
twenty days later. From Shanirhia
he -will proceed by boat u it the
Shanghia river 600 miles to Han
kow, which is the center ot the tea
trade, has a population of
nearly a million and lias quite a
large colouy of English and Ameii
can people. For the firm two
years, Rev. Glltnau will devote his
time to learning the Chinese Ian
guage and to preaching to English
speaking people and later will
probably taku up the regular mis
sionary woik, After seypn years
of service he will be granted a
yeat's furlough, and when that
time arrives he will probably re
turn'hoine on a visit.
ieu i uesday afternoon nn nl..n.
urc trip to Denver and other C.nin.
rado points.
Mrs. J. W. Alexander went inPn.
zad yesterday to visit her husband,
who is engaged iu hauling gram in
that section.
Attorney J. m. Rav retu,Pd
yesterday ff0m Central Citv.
where he had been trancu.,.,
legal business.
Mrs. A. ITnii.tt ia .!
.. uuu lliu miBBCB
Will DriL'fa. fnrimrlvnf lliia rit,- Tliacker. wlin t
but now living on a fruit iarm at the Cotton residence, returned to
Grand Junction, Col , sent ten boxes Beatrice yesterday.
i very iir.e peaches to a North Ed Lovnln,i ,i,
Platte friend yehterday. grading outfit fifty mile Bn... ,w
TliU oflice has received the fini-M Satt Lake.
j - j woici uuy Jll
.lome-grown apples we have Been viit to his family.
this heasou. Thev are of th.. Mr. n r, . . .
Uealthv variety nnd were raised been visitlnrr rt.t i ....
by A. 1- DeelerotMchoIs prec.net, vesterday on a trip to Chevenne.
.ir. tee er win nave nmi n nt f nii u.i.
ipplea for sale. Jrilm .... . .
, , . I " m "uu ii.ih ueen worKincr
uarry Kiliian, ot Sidney, soent on a ranch
esterday in town adveiti.ing the came down Wednesday art win
County Clerk Gmn returned to
I work yesterday after tusseltng with
Hirttnnrj j cholera n.orbus for a couple ol
rttreet fair which wi I t held Sjpt
JJi to ii tli. Tiie management
aa-4 secured a numner ot inidwav
attractions and guarantee all visi
tors a good time. Mr-. Killiau savs
ie ih conlideut thrrc will be a large
attendance,
The committee appointed to ex
unine the feasibility of making an
application for the location of a
government reservoir ih at work
.citing all possible information,
tnd will probably be able to make
i definite report in a couple of
weeks. The matter will bi taken
dp with rebidentB ot adjoining
.0UlltiB.
The rulroad are offcrmir a rale
ot S2B 05 from Omaha to Washing
ton and return on account of ihe
G. A. R. annual encampment
which will be held in the latter city
October 6th to nth. Tickets will
be on sale Oct. 2 I, 3J. 4th nnd 5th
and good f jr return' until Oct. 14th.
By depoMt with the joint auenev
nt Washington and the payment ol
50 cents, an cMctHioii can be bc-
cured till Nnv. mhr 3 The rates
are the lowest madi tu the national
capital for many yenrtt.
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Geo. M. Gralum, Mtr.
WAMBTM'C WELT
SH
S.
SOLE
Extension soled shoes
are rapidly growing in
favor with the women.
An increased d e m and
calls for a larger stock.
We have it; New, stylish,
tempting fall shoes in
double the quantity, and
double th.c styles th'at we
have ever had before. '
$2.00
' Fine, stylish,
durable kid shoes
with extension
soles, patent leath
er tips, medium
heels.
$2.50
for choice of sev
eral styles, with
kid tips, with jiat
ent leather tips,
sonic with yellow
stitched sole
cdpCH,soinebJnck.
S3.00
These arc extra.
nice. Perfect fitting-,
hand so me
appearing-, good
in every sense of
the word. Patent
leather or kid tips.
visit fiiends for several weeks.
Nathan Post, who n attendiim
the U. S. naval academy at Anna
("ii-, 4uu , arrived home on a visit
Wednesday-night. He savs he liken
his work very much.
Mrs. Lester Walker and duutri,.
ter Mi3s Mav left w.wi,,...
, -u.iwou.ljT CVCU-
ug tor a vuit with Mrs. Luce, nt
Jtilesburg and they will probably
go to Denver betore returning
home.
Mrs. P. J. Gilman took her
daughter Rilla
hospital at Omaha yesterday to re
ceive' treatment for extreme ner
vousucsp, with which she has been
afflicted for two or three weeks.
Finnigan's Ball.
Gallagher and Barrett, the IHh
noblemen in "Finnigan' Dal' are
making their tighth annual tour of
the country and will bc here at the
opera house on Tuesday evening
Sept. 9th. Not many farce comedieH
lire to reach this age, but it lm
always been the policy of the man
agement to secure the best n'coole
that were to be found in the fnrr
comedy field and supplythem every
Vflf ttiitli 1 t. . -
iij,v .lull origin material
to work with. Farce comedy is of
that loose dramatic construction
which permit?, and even inv,tu
these annual changes or revision:'
aim wuen carefully and 1udlr!n.i.
done, as hns been the m.,.
The Hall' the entertainment i.
really a new one each vear. m
elaborate chantre nn.i tm
menu have been made in the piece
this season than at anv tlmo i
last four years, and the result is
that even those who have seen tl e
piece many times before will fi,l
new entertainment to
this year, a
them.
In every sense of the word i...
nigan's Ball" Is this season a new
show. Its old friends can 8ee It
again confident of n.wi: ...
more entertainment ...:V. cv.e"
tore and a host of new' friend, will
be glad to see the greatest fi
comedy success of the last decade
A I'arson'B Noble Act.
"whntn thoShiy frfih,lw' U- I,
Thuv enrnrl run n 2 . " ' I U IP.
tronhio ,T. . r.,ul J"puico nnd li
fprinir for nu v.-,""0,,me W1
nU-nrouml imri ihL f.V.r a Bnuino.
oversaw." EIPV iXr "nytliloa-
prlsootnll for their ivon i. ? 1,10 8ur-
days
New samples for Fall and Winter
Clothing. A. P. Carlson, agent.
Old stand.
County Supt. Nealc has com
pleted reading and marking a
large number of teachers examina
tion papers and is taking a short
rest preparatory to starting out to
visit the country hchooln, many of
which began the fall term last
Monday.
We understand that Genera
a -1 , , - .
njuauy, special agent ot tlie gen
eral laud office, is now in the west
part of the state for the purpose o
causing the removal of fences from
government lands wiiereconi plaints
have been made. This mp.ma ti.nt
there is no hope for the pastagc of
uie proposea iana j ase bill, and
the people of western Nebraska
I T.I .. I. . J i .
ouuuiu lane uij mm uemanii me
pasbuge ot Congrestnian Nevillt8
bill allowing entrymen to take two
r-vv-nwuD ui gidiuj iduu as a uome
stead. '
Proposed tetilotionil
it.
The following Proposed Amendment
to the Corulilution of the Statc'of Nc
braika, as hereinafter set forth In full, b
submitted to the Electors of (he
Slate of Nebraska, to bc voted upon at
the uencral Election to bc held f uesdcy,
November 4th, A. D. 1902.
LLOYD'S OPERA HOUSE
iEffi SEPT, 6
A Beautiful Story of
the Present Day. . .
TPfn O Depleting Love and Pathos,
1 Slt tfeteand Passion.'
Convict's
Daughter.
The Metropolitan Production.
An American Story of Thrilling
ana iieartieit interest, Em
bellished by
STARTLING - SCENIC . EFFECTS!
A strong- cast! A story from life
Reserved Scats on Sale at Clin
ton's at Usual Prices.
A Joint Ifesolution proposing to amend
Soction Ono of Article Fifteeo.'of
the Constitution of tho fcHnte of Ne
braska, relative- to the mnnner ot
submitting nnd ndopting amend
ments to the Constitution of tho
State of Nebrnskn.
Bo it UeBolved and Ennotod by tho Loff
ifllnturo ot iho Stnto of Nebraska:
Section 1. That, Section Ono of
tiole Fit een.of tho ( ouetitution of tho
btntoof Nobr.iakn, bo nnionded to road
us follows:
Section 1. Either' branch of tho leg
'ature may prono-o amendments V
this Constitutiou, nnd if tho sumo bi
nfrrecd to by threo tiftho of tho members
oloited to uuch house, such propofed
amotidments shull bu ntored on the
Journals, with the jons nnd nnyp, nud'
published at h-net once ouch week in nt ;
lonbt ono newspaper In enth county
w-hero n nowspnper is published, for
thirty duys imua-diiitely preceding the
noxt oloction of eonntora and represen
tatives, nt which election tho sriiio bhnll
o submitted to the electors for npprovnl
or i ejection, and It n mujority ot tho
electors voting nt Fuoh election on
fruch proposed nmondmont, ehnP. voto to
mloptsuch nmondmont, tho snmo tliiill
bocomo n pnrt ot this ConHtitution.
when more thun one niuondment is nub-
mitted lit thOMimnn.nntlnn th..,i c.n l,
, , . ... , vll. j mull uu
eo submitted nn to enable tho electors to
voio on encii nmondmont sepiirntoly.
All bnllots used lit Rlinh nlufitlnn nn
such nineudment
havo wiitton or rirint1 ilinrnnn iim ri
1 1 " t vvi I 1 VM
O Win L7: I' OT nmttnqnrl nnmnflmAxf (ntU..
Constitution rolittiiiK to (horo insert tho
subject ot tho nmeudmont) and, nKiiinst
proposed amendment to the Constitution
relating to (horo innort tho subjeot ot
tho amendment) nnd tho vofo or ench
eloctor votinu on such nmondment or
ainenilnieiitH kIwiII lm i.ai..tn.i i... .
oloctnr by making n cross with n pen or
pencil in n cirolo or squnre to bo plnerd
lit tho right of tho linen tlie wordH"For
OrtrninBt" the nrmwuiul iimn.l..
ns Jin Hhall desire to voto tboreon. or bv
nrl nu)L.M ' ..
uv.iuii.iijk jim (iroiorcnco on a votii u
machine when men mnchino la in nn,
I. Geo. AV. MnrUi
or theatntoof NebrnBknvdo herobycer-
v.. uiu lureKou k proposed amend
ment to the rV)nRtlfil,l,,W ..rl. cii.i. .
JSobrnskn is a trtio and correct cony of
thn nrlrrlnnl ni.i-.ll.1 ..-'.1 If,..
ns nns.od bv tlio'r'ni.T.wi-l,ii,
. - -j - iv uuill PUOOIUU
or the legislature ot the Btnte or Nebrne
kn, as nppoars trom said oriKinnl bill t n
file, iu tins olllce, nnd that said proposed
amendment is submitted to tho qualified
voters of tho Sfcito .f Nubrusku tor their
adontion or rolnc.Hnn ,.i d,. i
elect nn to tie in il nn Timci.... fi, a,.
dnv or November. A, D. 1002.
In testimony whornnf, I.bnyo hereunto
sot my hnnd nnd nfUxed tho groat seal
of tho State of NobrnsUin
X)odo nt Lincoln thin 22d dnv of July
n tlie venr of our Tjnril Dn 'ii.r,o.l...i
Nino Hundred nnd Two, or tho Indepen
dence of the United Statos tho Ono
Hundred nnd Twenty-seventh, and of
this Stnto the Thirty-sixth. j
UEO. W. MA ItS II,"
seai, Secretary or Stato.
JOHN BR ATT. r- r V
c n. UOUUMAIV,
JOHN BRATT & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans Insurance
Idle Honey Invested In Ollt Edged Securities
X NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. X
BWOTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS
They overcome Woait
ness, irregularity nnd
omissions, increase vlir-
of menstruation." Thoy arc LIPB SAVJSRS to fftf at
jvomanfaood, Biding development Of onn8 and hodfNo
mown romedy for women equals them. Cannot do lmnn-lifo
becomes n pleasuro. $1.00 lI2It 1JOX 11Y DIATIi. Sold
by Untwist. UK. lioXT'S CIIKMICAL CO. , aJwlaud.OhS
For sale by North Platte Pharmacy.