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TRUSTEE'S BANKRUPT SALE
OP THE STOCK OK
Burke & Co. and Goldia Burke
Consisting of Ladies' and Cents' Furnishings,
Hosiery, Shoes, Skirts, Etc
Also the Entire Millinery Stock of Ladies' Fine Hats,
Hat Trimmings, Ribbons, Laces, Veilings, Etc.,
AT LESS THAN 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
ale Begins Wednesday Mornin
Septe
mber at
9 0 clock.
and WiiS Continue Until Ail the Coods and Fixtures are Sold
This is the only Big BonifLde Bargain Sale of Fine
Goods ever held in North Platte.
509 Dewey Street.
TV-
E. S. DAVIS, Trustee.
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Hat Pins
made out of
Real
Roses
Vuv-X 5 now
-s.-. n
Real Rose Hat Pins
It does not scent possible, yet It Is true,
that these list Pins sre made out o( live
roses.and changed Into metsl by a secre t
process. This discovery Is without
doubt one of the" lost srU of the ancient
Egyptians. They are the most beautiful
of all list Tins. No two are alike. Made
In flnlsbea to conform to the prevailing
fashions In millinery. Six sires at the
following prices i
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50,
$3.00, $3.75, $4.50
Everybody Is talking about them. Don't
full to como In and sect hem. These are
the genuine DELAMOTHU Ileal Rose
Hat I'lns.
DIXON, THE JEWELER
8 DR. BROCK, DENTIST, p
Over First National Bank.
i I'honc 148 i'
Tho C. W. B. M. nuxiliary meets
with Mrs. Storm Wednesday afternoon.
Let each member be present and as
many of tho aid society as possible.
Tho races of the firemen's tournment
will be held on South Dewey street,
where bleachers have been erected. A
charge will be made for these seats.
This item appeared in the Lewellen
Gazette of last Saturday: It has been
reported that Dr. Hall w..s robbed of
$250 in North Platte the first of the
week.
Frank Smith, who had been in the
employ of the Star Clothing Houbo for
several months, has severed his con
nection with that establishment. He
will remain town for the time.
Miss Ruth Streitz leaves tonight for
Ardwick, Maryland, the summer home
of her uncle, A. Stewart. After spend
ing a month there she will attend the
BriBtol School in Washington, D. C.
The remains of W. H. Wclty are
still held at the undertaking rooms of
Ginn & White, no definite reply having
yet been received from tho several tele
grams sent to relatives in New YorK.
The attendance for tho afternoon's
performance of Buffalo Bill's company
was a record breaker for a town tho
size of Grand Island. The attendance
at this performance was reported to bo
about 15,000.
Bratt & Goodman have 8 per cent
money to help you secure a home, write
the best and cheapest insurance against
loss by fire, lightning, cyclone and tor
nndo, and rent houses and rooms. Call
and see them.
If vou want nnv of the Hunter nlums
you will have to bring your order in at
once, lney will only, run live or six
days more.
WILCOX IJEPAKTM ENT QTOKK.
While in Omaha last week Chas.
Pass was told by W. K. McKeen that
the Omaha shop ball team would be
here next Saturday to nlay the local
team but inquiry among local players
iailCU vo uncii uny iiiiurmuiiuii ujjiiii
the matter.
IT . 11. lUltUt U, If l, 1 1 1 1 1. 1. V. IMIbUl
have just marketed 211 head of hogs,
without a single nocK, mat netted me
$3,513.58. They were fed on our valley
alfalfa farm one and one-half miles
east of Welllleet, which shows a good
profit on corn-fed.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whitlock re
turned last nicht from their two
months' stay at Cherokee Park. Their
visit was very enjoyable and Mr. Whit-
lock reports very good success at trout
fishing. A week before starting home
ho caucrht one that weighed five and
one-half pounds. To assure doubting
Thomases he has a largo piece of paper
nn which ho lit id tho sh and then
drew an outline of its outside dimen
sions.
The funeral of Cecil Merle Porter
field, tho infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Portorfield, who was drowned
in the irrigation ditch near Hershey
Wednesday, was held at tho residenco
TdnKulau onnflnprnit liv Rev. Evans
and interment took nlaco at tho River
side cemetery. Tho services were nt
tended by many friends and neighbors
She Likes Good Things.
Mrs. Chas. K.Smith, of West Frank
lin, Maine, says: "I liko good things
and have adopted Dr. King's New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine,
because thovnrecood and do their work
without making a fuss about it." These
painless purifiers sold at Stone's drug
store. wj cents.
Miss Beatrice Murnhv. of Marengo.
Iowa, arrived in town last night.
Mrs. C. A. Dill and children have
been tho guests of friends in Omaha'
tor the pubt wceK.
Judge Hoagland left this morning for
Linco n and from there will go to Cam
bridge to attend an old soldiers' reunion.
Leslie Hoagland, of Gandy, was in
town Saturday enroute to Mitchell,
whoro ho waB clled by tho illness of
his father.
Tho rpiriilnr mnntinir nf t.lm Club Nn-
dofic to have been held this week, has
been postponed until Wednesday of
next week.
No order too large or too small for
us to fill. Prompt delivery.
TKAMP, the GltOCER.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Brown nnd child
ren left this morning for Wisconsin to
visit Mrs. Brown's mother, who has been
in ill health for some time.
Frank Flint, who is in the service of
tho Union Pacific as fireman, secured
a license this morning to wed Miss
Matilda Miller, a resident of tho city.
Fine residence lots for sale, im
proved with 5 foot cement sidewalks,
etc Wm. h. Shumau.
Ed Ewcll is in town today boosting
for tho Frontier Days and Harvest
Festival which will be held at Grand
Island October 6th, 7th, and 8th.
Sherman Hyde, of Norwolk, Ohio,
who has been m tho west for some
time buying young cattle, is tho guest
of his relatives Charley Bowen and
Mrs. ueo. Is. rrosser.
Wanted A girl for general house
work. Apply at Harrington & Tobin's,
George Mooney, a brother of F. L.
Mooney, has been in town for a day or
two working up an interest in the fair
and festival to be held nt Lexington
beginning Sept. 22d.
A telegram recolved by M. H. Doug
las yesterday announced tho death of
his cousin, Irene Douglas Hampton, at
Montpciier, lunno. i no deceased will
be remembered by many of our people,
having spent a year or so in town a few
years ago.
See tho Dclamotho real rose hat pins
in our show windows. They are the
latest fad. Made from real roses.
Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Weather forecast. Fair tonight nnd
Wednesday, raising temperature Wed
nesday. Highest temperaturo yester
day 7C; one year ago 87. Lowest
temperature this morning 39; one year
ago 58.
An explosion of a gasolino stove in
ono of the rooms in the Ames hospital
Saturday afternoon resulted in a lively
blaze and made tho destruction of
considerable furniture. Tho stovo was
being used by one of tho employes
while engaged in ironing. In assisting
to subduo tho flames Dr. Ames was
badly scorched about the faco.
China Painters.
Wo have a full lino of White Saxony
China, also Haviland, for decorating.
Clinton, Tho Jeweler.
School Notes.
School will begin next Monday, Sep
tember 7th.
Enrollment in tho high school will bo-
gin Wednesday morning of this week
and will bo continued until Friday
night. As tho high school pupils en
roll thoy will bo given tho necossary
books and will bo assigned a seat in
tho high room. The advantago of en
rolling early is that you will bo sure of
n scat and possibly a sent you pretcr.
Also in case there is a lack of books
from nn nnusually largo enrollment you
will be supplied. Come in at uny time
op Wednesday, Thursday or Friday.
Examinations in subjects for promo
tion and credit points in the grades or
high school will bo given on Friday.
Como in tho forenoon.
Saturday is given up to tho teachers.
Tho Superintendent will bo in his ofllco
to consult with any and all touchers nt
any time on Saturday. Then nt threo
o'clock a general teachers meeting will
be held nt which all teachers in tho
grades and high school will bo present.
Pupils from out of town mny bo lo
cated by calling at tho superintendent's
ofllco ut nny time this week. Do not
put it off until next week for tho work
is heavy then nnd consideration may
not be given so carefully to your wants
at that time.
Thorn aro several boys and girlB who
have asked to be placed in homes where
thoy can work for their board and who
have not yet secured such places. Ono
boy wants a place where ho can milk,
tend a horse, help with tho heavy house
work, go on errands nnd keep a lawn.
Another will clean out an office, build
fires, answer tolophono calls or run er
rands. A girl vho can do most kinds
of work in a kitchen wants a place
where sho enn have a comfortahlo dome
nnd study nt night. Another girl would
liko a placo whoro she can take care of
children. If you can use such persons
to advantago you can help out some
boy or girl who wants an education bad
enough to work for it Call up the Su
perintendent. Phono 100.
Tho Payno Investment Co. Iiub
practically sold all the Rico and Lute
tracts of land in the North Platto
valley, only two small trncts remaining.
There were originnlly 4,200 acres in tho
two ranches.
Dwellings for Kent.
Five room cottngo near Third ward
school for $10.00 per month,
Good seven room cottage, barn, nico
lawn nnd shado trees. $20.00 per month.
Good 8 room houso four blocks west
of court houso. $18.00 per month.
A. J. Sentcr's nico new dwelling and
barn in west end, $25.00 per month.
Buchanan & pattehson.
pickles and
rreserves.
Buy your Spices at the Drug
Store and get first pick.
turmeric
Jamaica Ginger
Cloves
Cinnamon
Mace
Black and white Mustard Seed
Dill Seed
Celery Seed
Allspice
Pure Gum Jar Rings
Sealing Wax
Para fine
Corks
Everything new and fresh.
Stone Drug Co.
New Stock of
Camera
s
and Amateur Supplies
We have just received them.
They are Hummers.
We Sell Films
Adopted to nil Cameras
and Kodaks from Buster
Brown size up to 4x5.
We Develop
Films and Plates.
C. M. Newton.
COMPETENT JUDGES.
lien illy Inclorn KmlorNC Ilrrplclile.
Woinon who nialto a buslncHS of bonti
tlfylnic othor woinon como pretty notir
knowing wlint will brltiK about tlio best
rcsullH, Hero aro letters from I wo, con
cerning Uorplcldo:
"I can recommend Nowbro's "Uorpl
cldo," n It Htopped my bnlr from falling
out; and, nn a dreaalnt; It Imh no super
ior. ' (WruoC ) Tlertlm A. TnilllnKor,
"Complnxlon Bpociallnt,
"2P'i ::ur'Ugn St., Portland, Oro."
"AftV" ulnc ono bottlo of "Uorplcldo"
tny lin'r bo Htnptiod fiWinir out, nnd my
Hcnlp I . entirely froe from dnndruff.
''(Sluriod.) Ornro llodno.
"Hoauty Doctor,
"193 Plxth Ft.. Portland. Ore"
Rold liy'lciidlnjf (IriiKxIsts. Bond W. In
utiimpH for wtmplo to Tho IlerpIclJo Co.,
Detroit. Midi.
Two sizes GO contB nnd $1.00.
McDonall & OraTOs, Special Agents
Evenly Balanced
are the quality and price of
the harness that we sell. We
are not philanthropists we
must live, you know, but we
do give grade for price. All
you have to do is to come in
and examine our up-to-date
stock of fine harness and see
the prices we have placed on
them.
A. F. Fink.
Why not Blow Yourself
to a pood meal for onco nnd juBt bco
what a delightful thing it is to hnvo
your appetite tempted with tho snvory
odor of steak and mushrooms, broiled
chickens, or primo roasts, nnd then
havo tho realization more than fulfill
tho anticipation? When your nppotito
ia coquettish on a sultry day try a
meal nt
Enterprise Bakery.
Mrs. Jennie Armstrong) Prop.
