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CLINTON,
Jeweler and Optician.
Wo Wnnt Your Repair Work.
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Over Kirxt National, l'liono 118 V.
Miss Kate Spies is visiting friends in
Omaha.
W. C. Patterson left last night on
business trip to Omaha.
Miss Erhurd is homo from ' a visit
with friends in Omahn.
Theo. Tottenhoof, foreman of tho
boilermakers, has returned from a trip
to Omaha.
Tho fall of Bnow in castorn Wyoming
yestorduy wnH somewhat hoaver then
in this city.
Wow boring (roods arriving every
any. the iiuu (jlotiunq uei't.
L. B. Munger, who has been in the
drug business at Hershey, will remove
to Stromsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Goico, of this
city, wcro registered at the Hote
Loyal in Omaha yosterday.
For your spring suits you ahould re
member The Hud Clothing Dept.
Leonard Doran, who camo horo to
attend the funeral of tho late Mrs.
Whalan, returned to Chicago last night.
F. E. Bullard and Arthur McNamarn
aro expected homo In few days from
their extended trip in tho south and
east.
For Rent Furnished rooms. Mrs
W. S. Leon, 320 So. Dowoy.
Joseph Ottman returned to his west
ern homo Wednesday night, leaving
Mrs. Ottman to contlnuo her visit with
friends for u few days.
A full attendance is deBirod at the
regular masting, noxt Tuosday after
noon, of tho ladies' auxiliary to tho D
of L. E. Business of importance wil
bo transacted.
Sco our Bpring display of gonuino
Alligator Hand Bags: direct from
Florida. Dixon, Tho Jowoler.
Mrs. Will Jeffers, of Ogdon, Mrs,
Ed. Fisher and two children and A. N
Jeffers, of Groon River, and Miss Cella
Quirk, of Cheyenne, who wero called
here by tho illness and death of Mrs.
Clms. Whelun, will return to their ro
spoctivo homes tonight.
Wo servo our own beat intorost by
recommending tho mo3t reliublo lino to
our customers und that is Brundogoo
Kincaid & Co. hund tailored clothes,
the spring line now ready for your In
spection. Wo show nothing but tho
newoHt, modost and striking patterns.
A fow momentH of your tlmo would be
appreciated. f
Yours for business,
The Hun Clotiiino Dept.
Chapter A. K., P. E. 0. Sisterhood
held tho regular annual meeting for the
election of onicers, tho third of March
at the homo of Mrs. H. S. Whlto. Tho
following officers wero elected. Pres.,
Mrs. Claru Davis; Vico-Pres., Mrs,
Emma Ducluinuan; Roc. Lee,, Mrs.
Mary Grimes; Cor. Lee, Mrs. Hattio
Jeter; Treas., Mrs, Mlnnlo Wilcox;
Chaplain, Mrs. H. S. Whlto; Gunrd,
Miss Elizabeth Adamson, Pianist, Mrs,
Alice Cary and Journalist, Mrs. Daisy
Hinman, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Grlmos
were electod delegates to the State
convention at Beatrlco In June with
Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Miltonbergor
bb alternates,
Wanted.
COO hond of cattlo to pnsturo or by
tho year; 60 brood mures for four yours
on snaro. Good water, dipping vut,
and dehorning and branding chutes on
ranch. M. II. Duvis, Horshoy, Nob.
C. F. Porry is transacting business
in Omaha, having left for that city last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chamberlain loft
nst night for a visit with friends in
Denver.
The Ideal Shirt in tho latest spring
fabrics.
The Hub Clothing Deit.
Mrs. Morlo Wilcox, who had been
visiting North Platte relatives, re
turned to Cozad yesterday.
For Rent Furnished room with
privilege of bath. Nice location. C20
West Third stroet.
Mrs. Irlee Buckner, tho trained nurse
who had been employed at tho Wholnn
home, returned to Denver this morning.
W. C. Patterson and C. F. Perry arc
n Omaha today flcurine with tho Kil
mtrick grading outfit rclativo to tak
ng sub-contracts in Colorado.
Wanted Man and wifo to work in
grading camp. W. D. Waldo.
Englncor Thos. Orton returned yes
terdny from Missouri where wt under
stand ho purchased a 300 aero farm.
Mrs. Orton and children accompanied
him on tho trip.
worth l'lntte pooplo will havo an
opportunity to so another good pro
duction Saturday evening, March 20th,
when Max Figman will appear In "Tho
Substitute."
Ladies and Missos tailored suits and
jackets worthy of your patronage A
few mononts of your tlmo would bo
appreciated.
The Hun Clotiiino Dept.
Business on tho North River branch
is showing a steady increase, both
freight and passenger traffic being very
heuvy. On the round trip made tho
latter pare oi last wceK l&u passengors
wero handled.
Mrs. Elizabeth Russoll, who had been
visiting Rov. and Mrs. Chapman, con
tinucd her journoy to Ohio yesterday
Wednesday night she delivered an In
torcBting address at a missionary
meeting held at tho Episcopal church.
The ministers and Sunday school
teachers of tho different churches will
please bear in mind that tonight will
bo our first coming together in our
nowly organized touchers class, in the
parlor of tho Y. M. C. A. A largo
number expected. Secretary,
Tho board of directors of tho Y. M. C.
C. A. last evening olectod C. O. Woin-
gand president, J. Jl. White vic
president, W. M, Cunningham secretary
and L. W. Walker treasurer. Messrs.
Welngand, Cunningham and Walker
hold the same offices laHt yoar.
Havo you bought your spring Gordon?
If not sco stylos in our window.
Wilcox Department Store.
A deed Iiub boon filed convoying from
D. M. Douthott to D. M. Carpenter for
a consideration of $17,700, the south
west quarter, sw of n. w and lota 3,
4 and 5, of section 21, lots 1 and 2 of
arction 17 and lots 5, 0, 7, and 8, of
section 10, all In town 13-29. This is
part of tho former P. Mylandor ranch.
miss ivouisa jviathtes, an export cre
ator of ladles' hcadwear, who comes to
tuko charge of the trimming depart
ment of Mrs. G. S, Huffman's Store,
arrived lust Tuesday night. Miss
Ma th ies is a ttimmar of six years ex
perience and no doubt hor creations
will bo the envy of North Platto ladies.
House furnishings, carpets, rugs
mattings, opaquo shades, stair rods,
Bash rods, tapostry, loungo covors and
portioreB, ropo portieros and laco cur
tains. Extra now lino just rocoived at
The Hud Clothing Dept.
Millard Hosier and son Robert killed
oloven wild gocso southwest of town
yesterday morning. On Tuesday of
Inst week they killed ten in tho same
suction, four of which wero killed by
Bob. As it was his first gooso shoot
ing hu naturally felt elated over his
Buccws. Thin writer acknowledges tho
receipt of a nica gooBo from Mr. Hob
lor.
Drink Mogul Coffee.
A pamphlot recently issued by
stato superintendent, shows that
avornge salary paid teachers in
North Platte schools is, with ono
ception, the highest paid in any of
larger towns ot tno stato, tno nvorago
boinr $59.00 per month. Tho avoraeo
salary of our high school teachors
not, howover, as high an in a numbor
of other towns, und tho salary paid tho
city superintendent is 25U per yoar
loss than Alliance nnd S100 less than
Kearney,
W, H. McDonald is transacting busi
ness in Omahn, leaving for that city
last night.
Operator Hayes went to Oshkosh this
morning whero. he will bo stationed
temporarily.
J. R. White, of Sutherland, trans
acted business in town yesterday, re
turning homo this morning.
Wanttd At onco, two apprentice
girls. Apply at store.
Mrs, G. S. Huffman.
Wortondyko, tho California temper-
anco advocrto, will deliver an address
at tho Unitarian hall this Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
Tho appointment of a trainmaster at
this tor.ninal Is being deferred until
tho return of General Superintendent
Park from New Orleans.
Mrs. Todd, mother of Mrs. Frank
Buchanan, and Mrs. Cnrrior, mother of
Marion Carrier, returned last night
from a visit in Iown.
Division 88, B. of L. E., has ap
pointed an arrangement committee to
prepare for the twenty-seventh annual
May party of tho division.
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Smith, of
Council Bluffs, arrived this morning
for a visit with their cousins, Mrs. Earl
Stamp and Mrs. Bert Brown.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
church is preparing a splendid Easter
Cantata entitled "The Great Light."
It will be rendered on Easter evening.
Chas Martini, returned Saturday
from Chicago, whero ho spent four
weeks purchasing goods for the Hub
Clothing store. Enrouto ha visitod his
old homo in Wisconsin.
"Jim" Clinton, who had been in
Omaha taking instructions in watch
making, returned home this morning.
He will return to Omaha later in the
season and complete his course.
H. A. Hobbs, of Omaha, spont a day
or two In town this week Iookinz over
the town and country with a view of
opening a wholesale grocory house. In
1871, when a boy of fourteon, Mr.
Hobbs worked for Charloy Ell's father
on a ranch south of town.
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Every Lady
Needs a Spring Jacket
We can supply your needs at from $5 to $12.
A Denial from High Authority
From "National Food MasaIno," Chicago
Dr. II. W. Wiloy, Chief Chemist of
the Agricultural Department, has de
manded of tho Calumet Baking Pow
der Company, of Chicago, that it cease
tho publications of alleged certificates
or statements that he had endorsed tho
Calumet Baking Powder, or reported
in favor of its purity, whoiesomenea or
superiority . Such statements, ho Bays,
aro falso.
ur. Wiloy has novor served upon a
commtttco or awards, as alleged, nor
signed such a report or certificate, nor
did ho ovor indorse Calumot Baking
Powder in any way. On tho contrary,
Dr. Wiley testified beforo a Congress
ional Comtnittco relative to alum in
food, as follows: "As I havo said re
peatedly, X do not uso It in my own
homo, and would not use alum bread if
I now it. Alum is injurious."
It seoms that Dr. Wiley's demand
that tho Calumot Company should
ccaso these publications, which arc, ho
says, "against tho truth," was 'not
complied with, although he snys ho has
done all ho could "to stop tho baso nnd
inexcusable uso of his name,"
Tho public will share in Dr. Wiley's
indignation that his namo and official
position should bo fraudulently used to
aid in foisting upon customers a food
compound mado from ingredients which
tho Doctor has publicly declared to bo
injurious.
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BaKing Powder
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Renders the
food more wholesome and su
perior in lightness and flavor.
The only baking powder
made from
Royal Grap Cream of Tartar.
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Shuro tis
heartily.
For Sale.
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Stylo No. 2300 Is mado from beauti
ful quality of covert cloth, hipless stylo,
in 36-inch length, has satin lined front,
has novelty pockets trimmed with but
tons covered in same cloth as jacket. 5
Price $10.00
Style 2300, is mado in now hipless
model, 3G-inch long, mado from very
fine imported black serge, full satin
lined, trimmed in ribbed silk buttons.
A fine dressy garment.
Price $12.00.
Wilcox Department Store.
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Hs-GINN & WHITER
are prepared to fill your every want in
Hardware and Furniture
Reliable Goods at Reasonable Prices
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Wall Paper & Paint Store.
Just opened up a now stock of wall
paper, socond door north of Crystal
1 heater. Cotno in and make a selection
early. Papor hanger furnished whon
dosircd. All ordora phoned to storo will
roceivo our prompt attention.
Duke & Deats.
Painters & Decorators.
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Sale and Supper.
Tho ladles of tho Christian Aid So-
cioty will hold their annual sulo noxt
Saturday in tho Hnhlor building. They
will havo for snlo aprons, bonnets and
dust enps. Thoy will also sorvo a kraut
suppor from 5 to 7 o'clock.
MENU
Kraut, MaBhed Potatoes,
Cold Roast Pork,
Jolly nnd Butter, Hot Rolls,
Pickles, Chili Sauce,
Baked Beans.
Cake, Coffoo
'the public is cordially invited to at
tend,
Electric Power In The Home.
Tho Thor Electric Washer doesn't nu.it
working when tho washing is dono.
It wrings tho clothes, works tho ironing
macnine, turns tno ico cream treezor.
Como In and seo this wonderful washer.
WORKMAN & UEWIYIIEHRY, Agents.
St. Patrick's Day Social.
Tho L. O. T. M. Guards have issued
tho following invitation:
Lady uarllnt: can yoz attind a tay
iiriiiKiii iinugineriiiuivarsionon rauuy h
tiny in tno aitornoon to meet
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital ...
Surplus Fund
Stockholders' 'Liability
$100,000.00
20,000.00
100,000.00
Guarantee Fund for Depositors $220,000.00
(Not considering quick ansots and cash resources)
DIRECTORS
E. F. Seeberger, C. F. McGrew, J. J. Halligan,
F. L. Mooney, Arthur McNamara.
Pat
wilkim yo'll bo and that
Li. O. T. M. Gunrdti.
515 West 7th St.
Holtrlan stallion. 21 months old.
MOO pounds: blockv order. Pronounced
"A Wonder . Must bo Been to be ap
preciated. Inquiro of or address W. T.
Minor, walnut Farm, Hershoy, Nob.
PLEASANT DRIVING.
can bo mndo doubly enjoyable by hav
ing an easy and comfortablo riding
vehiclo, whether it bo a runabout, a
buggy, a trap, a surroy, or anything
your fancy dictates. You never had a
more reliable, stylish or handsome stock
to choose from than wo havo right now
ready for your inspection. AH new and
up-to-dato stock, with all tho improve
ments. A. M. Lock.
We Believe
In good advertising. But
we believe mostly in good
Merchandise.
QUALITY vs. CLAIMS.
With some stores its "much din and
little done." Easier to make claims
than to substantiate there's tho rea
son. But isn't it more profitable for
you to form n co-partnership with such
merchandise as ours? Wo handle a fine
lino of perfumes, toilet water, faco
powder, and all toilet articles. Wo also
handle a nice lino of hardware, tinware,
granite ware and notions of all kindB.
THE BEE HIVE
RACKET STORE
509 Dowoy Street.
MONARCH OF ALL HE SURVEYS
is tho man who has bought his own
homo. It is a happy time when ho
stands and looks around at his fine po
session, and realizes that thero will bo
NO MORE LANDLORDS
sending around after tho rent. Why
don't you get a homo of your own? It
can bo done if you havo saved your
monoy to make tho first payment tho
rest is liko paying rent.
Buchanan & Patterson.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Kills Would-Be Slayer.
A merciless murderer is Appendicitis
with momr victims. But Dr. Kintr.s
New Life Pills kill it by prevention. Tliey
gently stimulate stomach, liver and
bowels, preventing that clocirl
invites annendicitis. nirinrrP,,,, ,,,.!
BillloiiBness, Chills, Malaria. Headache
uhu inuigesiion, zoc at Stones
Store.
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