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TUESDAY
EVENING,
Jan. 5
KEITH THEATRE
TUESDAY
EVENING,
Jan. 5
One Night Only
An Attraction of Distinguished Importance
JOSEPH and WILLIAM W
JEFFERSON
And an Exceptionally Efficient Company in Richard
Brinsley Sheridan's Classical Comedy
"THE RIVALS
PRICES:
50c, T5o, l,fl.50
Reservations for out-of-town patrons made
either by mail or phone
SEATS ON SALE AT CLINTON'S
NEXT SATURDAY
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HAPPY NEW YEAR.
DIXON, The Jeweler;
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisl
Ofllco over the McDonald
State Bank.
Arthur Cryderman, of Denver, is in
town, coming down to attend tho wed
ding of his brother.
Frank Baldwin is visiting friends in
Denver, having left for that city Sun
day night.
Mrs. Harrison, mother of Mrs. Wil
son Tout, arrived Thursday and will
visit her daughter for several weeks.
Balm of Gilead-Tho best Cough
Syrup. Schiller & Co.,
Family Druggists.
County Commissioner Kocken had
the misfortune a few days ago to break
a bono in his left wrist
"The Burgomaster" which opened tho
new Keith theatre, will play a return
engagement in this city January 15th.
Mrs. W. F. Moran and children left
Sundav morninsr for Herrington, Kan.,
where Mr. Moran is in tho employ of
the Rock Island road.
Marriatre licenses were issued Thurs
dav to Harrv 0. Williams and Nora
Eurp, of North Platte, J. E. Pilo and
Dessio Newman of North Platto and to
Henry Litz of North Platte and Emma
Wilson of Echo.
"Little Johnny Jones"wns presented
n nn nudienco Saturday niKht that
.n ftinn fillnd fhn Routine canacitv of
Tho Keith and the receipts of tho even
Jng were the largest in tho history of
the show business in North Platte. 'Iho
play, in all respects, was undoubtedly
the best of its kind evor Been in town.
tany out-of-town people wero present
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
First National Hank
Mrs. W. L. Carey, of Omaha, is
the guest of relatives in town.
Mrs. F. J. Dentler and daughtor, of
Denver, are guests of relatives in town.
Mrs. Gus Chamberlain and little son,
who had been visiting relatives in town
returned to Denver yesterday.
Rev. R. B. Favoright went to Well-
fleet Sunday and assisted in tho dedica
tion services of the now Baptist church.
The BaptiBt church was again crowded
to its utmost Sunday evoning and eight
persons announed a desirn to lead a
new life. At tho close of tho isorvice
five persons were baptized.
F. II. Thompson loft Christmas night
for Omaha whero ho will take treat
ment for sciatica rheumatism, with
which he has been troubled more or
less for several years.
Tho stork visited tho TruBteo'B Ad
dition for tho first timo yesterday af
ternoon and deposited a nine pound
girl at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
E. Shuman. Best wishes are extended
to mother, father and daughter.
Mrs. S. A. Bowers, of this city, re
ceived tho sad news Saturday that her
brother, Frank' DoLor hod been killed
in the Omaha railroad yards, in which
ho was employed as switchman.
Dr. C. M. Ileadrick, Physician to tho
Sanitarium department of the Hastings
City Hospital, will Visit North Platto,
Wednesday, January 6th; office nt Paci
fic hotel. All chronic diseases treated
by modern successful methods. Con
sultation and examination free.
Miss Maggio Barker and Miss Lund
gren, of Denver, have been guests of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. Healey for several
dayB.
C. A. Howo has beon visiting friends
in York county for sovcral days, leav
ing for that county tho day before
Christmns.
Mrs. 0. W. Neale nnd son spent
Christmas ntthe Banks' homo, and aro
now guests at tho homo of Mrs. Ncalo's
parents on tho north side.
Tho Lutheran aid eocloty announced
for Thursday afternoon has been post
poned one week. No meeting of any
kind will bo held by tho society this
week.
Deputy Sheriff Lowell left tho latter
part of last week for Stiglor, Okl., to
get Thompson, tho Maxwell horse
thief. Lowell will probably roturn to
night with his man.
Harry Litz of this city nnd Miss
Grnco WilBon were married nt tho home
of tho bride in Well precinct Friday
afternoon, Rov. Favoright of this city
performing tho ceremony.
Hurry 0. Williams and Miss Graco
Earp wero united in marriage Thursday
evening by Rov. Favoright nt the homo
of Chester Williams in this city on cast
Fifth Btroet. Following tho coromony
a nice wedding Buppor wna served.
Mr. and Mrs. Rubrake, of Hoopes
town, III., who spent tho past ton days
with Mr. and Mrs. Hans Johnson, left
Snturday for California, expecting to
be absent until March 1st and return
Ing by tho way of Now Orleans.
'G. F. Palmer, formerly of this city,
but for three years past farming near
Herehey, transacted business in town
yesterday. Ho has good success in
farming and dono much better financi
ally than while working on a salary in
North Platto.
Harry Ross, singing evangelist, who
is to Do associated with uan shannon In
his work here, is already in tho city.
Ho is now planning for tho chorus nnd
wishes to meet all who will hnlp In tho
singing at the Baptist church Wednes
day night at 7:30. Ho will also sing a
railroad song in tho prayer meeting
that night, as tho service is to bo made
ovangelistic All are welcome.
At tho last regular meeting of the
Junior Union of the Baptist church the
following officers wero elected for tho
New Year: President, Edith Holcomb;
vico-prcsidont, Frank Jacobs; secre
tary, Ralph Hansen; treasurer, Minnie
Lincoln; look-out committee, Gustaf
Dalstrom, Ester Frelcdrici, Minnie
Lincoln, Grace Casey, Hazel Donald
son and James Lowden; supcrinten
dent; Mrs. Leon', '
Cyrus Clark Pleads Guilty.
Cyrus Clark, who was arresthd on
tho chargo of stealing threo hand of
cattlo from tho Van Orsdal ranch at
Maxwell nnd has boon confined in jail
awaiting n preliminary hearing, plead
guilty to tho chargo in tho county
court yestorday. This nction on tho
part of Clark had beon anticipated for
several days. Judgo Grimes is now in
Omaha and upon his roturn Clark will
bo taken before the Judgo for sentence.
Henry Golse, who 1b also confined in
jail on a chargo of cattlo stealing,
furnished a bond of $2,200 yestorday
and was released. W. E. Hoagland
signed the bond as security.
For Sale.
Ono of tho cosiest homes on West
Fourth streot. Cheap at $3000, but cut
for quick sale to $2850.
Other nico homes and vacant lots roal
bargains, one-third cash, balance easy.
See Bratt & Goodman.
87 OLD WAY
THE SO E-Z DUST PAN FREE I?
Wo will present you abso- i&
lutely free with your next or- Vj
dor for ono ton of coal ono of ?il
theso So E-Z Dust Pans.
Something entire! v nnw. No "
moro backaches. Let us havo
your order now, as our supply
of Dust Pans is limited. Wo
hnndlo tho boBt coal minod.
NEW WAV
W. BIRGE.
Fire Department Meeting.
A general meeting of the North
Platte Volunteer Fire Department will
bo held at tho First ward hoso houso
Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th, 1908,
nt 7:30.
All members nre requested to attend.
Thos. E. Jeffeiis, Chief.
Tho county commissioners convened in
Bcssion yesterday and aro cleaning up
tho business of tho past year.
Parties Having Idle Money
should invest it in our 8 per cent semi
annual interest loans. No Bafor or
better paying investment.
liltATT & UOODMAN.
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
Sixteen additional members havo
been secured since tho publication of
last Tuesday's Tribune, making a total
of forty-four sinco the coming of tho
new secretary.
In order to properly place tho pool
und billiard tables, through tho kind
permission of M. Keith Neville, tho
locntion of the shower bath has been
changed and a largo arch has been cut
between two of tho back rooms.
Tho furniture kindly donated through
tho efforts of tho international commit
tee has arrived and been unpacked. It
is fine, consisting of six mission rock
ers, threo gnmo tables and an elegant
couch. The secretary will greatly ap
preciate it if the men of North Platto
will como up and inspect this handsome
donation.
The pool and billiard tables and rub
ber mntting havo arrived and will bo
placed in a few days. Seckbtahy.
Imvo applicants for membership in
tho Elks wero favorably received lust
evening. Twq of theso are residents
of this city, two live at Ogalalla and
tho other nt Gothenburg. The mom
borship of tho local lodgo is growing
without stimulation on tho part of tho
members.
Week's Break Up a Cold Toblets.
SchiIjI.eu & Co, Family Druggists.
h. k.. w k k iT'
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by insurance. Only by that mothod aro
you suro of tho homo for which you
havo toiled nnd struggled.
NEGLECT TO INSURE
means a constant danger of sudden and
completo ruin. Don't nrguo that you
will savo tho premium and pay your
own firo loss. How much would you
havo towurd it if your home burned
down tonight? Better havo us insure
you today. You may bo mighty glad
you did tomorrow.
Wo can writo you n policy in ono of
our big Amerlcnn Companies, tho best
in tho world, and at lowest posBiblo
rates.
Buchanan & Patterson.
This Space
Belongs to
LAMB
and his Mules
Fins T&Fwyreg
MAC
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we stand with a guarantco that is
worth something. Wo don't consider a
transaction closed with tho taking of
your money. Wo insist that you shall
bo perfectly satisfied with your enr
riago after you havo tried it as wall as
when you solocted it. Wo aro right
hero to do anything that will give you
that, satisfaction. TryuB..