There are Two Important Things
To consider in buying a Watch. One is the make of
THE WATCH and" tho o'tlr-is THE JEWELER
who sells it to you.
The riiht kind of a Watch is worth -all '"it costs.
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The right jeweler is the one that has the best
makes of watches 'and who will advise you honestly as
to the selection of the movement and case best suited to
your needs, and whose guarantee is unquestionably good.
. We honestly believe thee are no better watches
made than the kind we handle:
On our integrity we have builded up the business
we now enjoy and on our integrity vye hope to still
increase our business.
Let us show you some of our good watches and tell
you how low you can buy a good one.
, The Jeweler.
The Union Pacific Railway Company has shown confidence in our ability
as watch men by placing their time service in our hands. Let us have charge
of your time service.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
First National Hank
Mrs. N. A. Davis will entertain the
Presbyterian aid socioty Thursday
afternoon.
Wall Paper and Picture Moulding at
C. M. Newton's.
Dr. D. T. Quigley went to Omaha
last night to attend a meeting of the
state medical association.
Mrs. M. II. Douglas went to Lin
coln Sunday to attend the state chapter
of tho Order of Eastern Star.
For Ren. Two roomB for light house
keeping at 115 East A street. Inquire
at Enterprise Bakery.
Miss Ida Ottenstein was hostess Inst
evening at the regular session of tho
Monday Evening Bridge Club.
The Wednesday Musicalo will render
a Chopin program at tho home of Mrs.
E. A. Cary tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Callio Davidson loft this morn
ing for Lincoln to attend the sessions
of tho state chapter of the 0.' E. S.
Tho Baptist aid society wiil meet
with Mrs. Norman Loudon, 320 So.
Chestnut, Friday afternoon. A large
attendance is desired .
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Denlisf.
Office over tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
Base Ball Meeting.
Pursuant to a call, a number of sub
scribers to the base ball fund met at
the Commericul Club rooms last evening
and discussed the quastion of securing
grounds. W. T. Banks was present and
submitted to the meeting the proposition
formorly published in theso columns. W.
E. Shuman was also present and submit
ted proposition to sell suitable blocks in
Trustee's addition. These propositions
were considered, but no definite action
taken. On motion a committee was
appointed, with Thos. Green as chair
man, to either lease or buy grounds,
and was given full power to act in tho
matter. Other membors of the com
mittee are Messrs. Porter, Salisbury,
Elder and Clabaugh.
The committee haviug the subscrip
tion list in charge reported $G50 sub
scribed with probably $50 more in
sight. This is sufficient to accept the
Bank's proposition and cquipp tho
team, but not cnouoh to buy grounds
and make tho improvements.
Tho committee appointed will at onco
get busy, and within a month tho um
pire will call "play ball".
Wrestling Mtch.
Manager Kubik, of the opera houso,
has secured anothor wrestling match
for Thursday evening of this week,
the principals in which will bo Chris
Pearson, the Swedish Champion, and
Frank DuCray, of Lincoln. Both of
theso men have defoated Oscar Was
sem and are ovonly matched. Tho
winner of this match will moot any of
the three well known mat artist, name
ly Gatch, Beall or Farmer Burns.
There will bo good preliminaries by
local talent.
Ladies will be admitted free to this
contest.
SKfieonly Baking PowcZk
f mad fr0m ' GraP
, The Cadets.
Everybody knows that tho North
Platto high school supports a cadet
company, but few know what they are
doing or what there aim is. Tho object
in this work is to teach the boys accur
acy, order and respect for order and
not to make soldiers of them. Wo feel
that only those who can obey orders
are fitted to give them, and so tho of
ficers are chosen from thoso who have
tho fewest demerits.
That tho boys aro beincr benefited in
tho work can be readily seen by anyone
who will take the troubl to come and
see tham drill a few times. Tho Board
of Education will givo tho company
sovnral duys for encampment and will
pay part of the exnonsas. leavintr tho
remainder for tho boys to pay. They
will endeavor to do this on next Friday
evening at tho Keith theatre when thoy
will givo an entertainment. Cadet.
. For Sale.
Some great bargains in citv nronortv
offered today by Bratt& Goodman. One
six room house, nico lot, lawn and
shade, cement walk. A good renter.
Price cut to $1300.00. Must bo sold thin
veek.
Wo have sixteen other properties, 3
to 9 room houses, Bome modern, rang
ing in price from $725.00 to $0000.00 lo
cated in different parts of tho city. Any
of theso can bo sold at one-third down,
balance same as rent. Seo us before
you buy. We havo just what you want
and can savo you money.
Bratt & Goodman.
Kills to Stop The Fiend!
Tho worst foo for 12 years of John
Deye, of Gladwin, Mich., wasa running
ulcer. Ho paid doctors over $400.00
without benefit. Then Bucklen's Ami
ca Salve killed tho ulcer and cured him,
Cures Fever Sores. Boils, Felons, Ecze
ma, Salt Rheum, Infallible for Piles,
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Corns. 25 cents
at Stono's drug store.
For Sale A German Imported zither.
Mrs. W. E. Shumun, Phono Ml.
To Our Fellow Citizens.
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yyo are bettor ntteu to supply your
Bpnng anu summer suit. WhvY Bo
cause we havo the only abiolutely
iresn, new, atocK or doming in town.
uvcry suit guaranteed.
SCHATZ & Cl.AnAUOII.
Buy Wall Paper of C. M. Newton.
Mr. andMrs. Chas. Ell loft this morn
ing for a brief visit in Omaha.
Mrs. E. C. Huffman, of Omaha,
formorly Mrs. Mills of this city, is in
town transacting business and visiting
friends.
Investors seeking gilt cdeo 8 per cent
first mortgage loans based on low value
should seo Bit att & Goodman.
Baled hay on track nt this station is
worth around $10.50 a ton, a prico that
ought to bo satisfactory to tho growers
who havo been holding part of their
crop.
Keg Nail $2.90 baso nt
Wilcox Department Stoke.
Clark Buchanan has been in Omaha
for a couplo of days taking troatmont
for his eyes, which of lato have been
troubling him considerably.
ChaB. Ell and Lto Tobin will attend
tho state convention of thn Knights of
Columbus which will bo held at Omaha
May 11th. These gentlemen will rep
resent the local council.
Dr. Finley and assistant of Omaha
were in town Friday and performed
an operation upon Mrs. John Horrod
for tho removal of an abscess. The
patient is now reported to bo doing
nicely.
Your furniture needs varnishini? and
repairing beforo houso cleaning. Seo
P. M. Soronson. shoo 107 E. 5th St.
Col. C. II. Carter and wlfo, of Grin-
nnll, Iowa, aro guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. Clabaugh, having arrived this
morning from a tour in the west. Col
onel Carter is n cousin of Mrs. Cla
baugh.
New goods aro arriving continually,
nothing old in our -entire stock. Let
ub show you our now Bandeaux, Dutch
Collar Pins and Baton Hat Pins.
Dixon, The Jeweler.
On account of members being out of
town, a quorum was not present at the
meeting of tho board of oducation last
night. The board will hold a special
meeting Boon, organize and elect
teachers for the coming school yoar.
For Sale Tho N. A. Davis rcsidonce
property, 210 W. Third street. Inquiro
at house.
Th county commissioners, accom
panied by others, -are today inspacting
the road lending to the stato experi
mental farm, This road has been In
very bad condition, and it is hoped tho
commissioner will mako a movo toward
its betterment.
We want yoo to know that w have
had over twenty years exporienco In
our line and arc in n position to givo you
the best service.
Dixon, The Jeweler.
Messrs. Stryker and LowiB, who pro
pose to locato an nlfalfa meal mill
either at Hershey, North Platto or
Gothenburg, were at Hershey last even
ing and met a large number of farmers
at a meeting that had been called. Tho
matter was discussed but no definite
action taken. Another moeting will bo
held at that place Friday evening.
For Sale South half of northeast
quarter Section 14, Twp. 14, It. 32, 80
acres under Pnxton and Hershoy ditch.
Write L. L Brown, Evanston, Wyo.
A Temperance Move.
Tho state superintendent of the anti-
saloon lcaguo came to this city Satur
day. Sunday morning ho spoko in the
Baptist church and on Sunday night ho
addressed a crowded house in tho Meth
odist chuach. Ono of the things that
made that a notable gathering was tha
enthusiasm manifested. Near the close
of tho service when Dr. Coma asked
all who would ngroo to do all they
could to mako North Platte a "dry
town" to rise, tho whole audienco
jumped to thoir foot. A citv nntl-sa-
oon league was elected, consisting of
fifteen citizens. A number of these
persons met on Monday night and for
mally orgnnized by olecting tho follow
ing officers: President, J. II. Van
Cleave; secretary, E. W. Mann; treas
urer, W. T. Banks. Committeos wcro
appointed on program, law enforce
ment and legislature.
This lcaguo will carry forward the
work in a steady, systematic way for
tho best interests of North Platte.
A Spring Top Co&i
, .CopyntM 1909, ,
Tha noutr of KurpeaheeMt
Que jo
The Winter Overcoat has
completed its service and
now is the time for the
Spring Top Coat to re
ceive its due considera
tion. Have you a Spring Top
Coat, Sir a Coat just as
you would have it?
Perhaps you haven't.
Then, in that case, we
would have you investi
gate our handsome new
styles.
All the smartest and
best in Top Coats you
will find here of all
styles and fabrics, Silk or
Serge lined.
Our price scope
$12.50 $15 $20,
$22.50 to $25.00.
When looking for Good Clothos,
como hero by our Clothes you
'shall know us.
Weiigand & McDonald,
Good Clothes Merchants.
Hail Insurance.
In thc.old reliablo St. Paul. No bet
ter. None cheaper. Twenty-five year
record and never failed to pay a loss.
Buatt & Goodman.
Commissioners Proceedings.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present Kocken and Walter, county
commissioners and county clerk.
Claims woro allowed as follows:
George Macombar, road work Dist
28, $3.00.
George Macomber. road work Dist
27, 15.00.
Frank Macomber, road work DlBt
27, 15.00.
Davo Macomber, road work Dist
28, 3.00.
Davo Macomber, road work Dist
27, 12.00.
Oscar Daniols, loss of horso, broken,
og, 100.00.
R. L. Gregory, road work Dist 58
75.00.
Fred Simants, road work Dist 30,
100.00.
Ro Welliver, road work Dist 27,
15.00.
Molvin Wollivor, road work Dist 27,
3.00.
Frederick -Leach, road work Dist 8,
106.60.
Hattio Lusk, nursing, 5.00.
R. C. Langford, error in tax 23.90.
Sophia Andorson, care of Emma Ander
son 27.00.
C. A. Lowell, Balary, 59.00.
I. L. Miltonberger, salary 100.00.
North Platto Electric Light company
157.77.
North Platto Tolophono Co., 120.55.
North Platto Waterworks Co., 58.50. ,
Jacob Millar, road work, Dist. 38,
100,00.
M. K. Novillo, rent, 48.00.
Chas. McDonald, rent, 3G.00.
Joseph Wilson, salary and expenses,
128.70.
Wm. Ebright, salary. 100.00.
G. E. French, tax refund, 11.99.
Fremont Watts, road commissioner,
2.00.
Bond of Arthur Toops, ovoraeer Dis
trict 27, approved.
Road No. 307 came up for final action
and the. board not consideriug it neces
sary for the public good, as thoro is a
section line road south of said section,
thcroforo samo is dlsallowod.
Adjourned until May 4th.
For Sale.
My rcsldenca nroporty on west Sixth
strcot at a sacrifice.
M. B. Cryderman.
All parties aro warned against depos
iting refuse on tho U. P. right-of-way
north and wost of tho Field lumbor
yard, as said land is within city limits.
Syl. Friend,
Chief of Police.
Notice for Bids.
Notice lo hereby given that tho secre
tary of tho Board of Education of tha
School District of tho city of North
Platte will recoivo bids up to and in
cluding the hour of 6:00 p. m., of tho
15th day of May, 1909, for the erection,
completion and construction of one eight
room school building in the Second ward
on Block 156, and tho erection and com
pletion of one eight room school build
ing in tho Third ward on Block 52, all
in tho city of North Platte, Lincoln
County, Nebraska, all labor to be done
and materially furnished by tho con
tractor. -
Tho successful bidder to givo bond in
the sum of $15.00 for tho faithful
performance of his contract.
Each bidder to accompany his bid
with n certified check in the sum of
$500.00 to assure that ho will enter into
tho contract, should his bid bo accepted.
All work to bo dono and material to
be furnished in accordance with tho
plans and specifications now on file in
tho office of tho secretary of said board
and such plans and specifications to form
a part of tho contract.
Tho board reserves tho right to re
ject any and all bids.
E. T. TnAMP, Sec'y.
New line of Gift Books, Pennants,
Fountain Pens and other articles suit"
able for Commencement gifts.
Kincker s Book Store.
The Only Way
to bo safo Ih to place your fire, light
ning, hail and cyclone insurance with
Bratt & Goodmun.
UNHAPPINESS DISPELLED.
Men and Women Unanimous About It,
Many women wcop and wall and refuse
'O bo comforted hnrtjKn thnlr nnrn tnnir.
nlficont trosaes havo becomo thin and
laacu. siany n.cn Incllno to profanity
becauso tho flle3 blto through tho thin
thatch on thnlr rrnnlumn. tt will ho
nows to tho miserable of both sexes, to
learn that Nowbro's Herplcldo has been
placed upon tho marlcot. This Is tho now
Bcalp gormlclda and nntlscptlo that acts
oy uestroying tno 0erm or microbo that
Is tho underlying cau.io of all hair do
OtrUCtlon. IIornlcMo la a nnw nrnnnm.
tlon, mado aftor a now formula on an
entirely now principle. Anyono who has
tried It will testify ns to Its worth. Try
It yourself nnrl lift onnvlnrnrt OnM
lejdlnir drutrRlntH. Sond 10o, In utamps
iui aumiHo io -j.no iierpiciuo co.. Do
trolt. Mich.
SMALL
MtDonell ft Graves, Bpetial Agents, T-k Biff Shoe Math
New Styles
in Women's
Low Shoes.
Dependable Footwear Cor
rectly Fitted
Almost as important as the
crown itself, the aoDearance of
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your shoes will either make
ar mar the beauty of your
costume.
Yesterday has Gone, TomosTow May
Never Come, Hence Today is the Time
to look at our now line of Tan,
Greon and Patont Leuthor Oxfords
lGHT.AnHE.CT
THOSE WHO EAT
Our Bread. Cakes and Cook inn am
nlwaya satisfied, nnd they becomo reg
ular customers. We use the best ma
terials, and employ tho most cleanly
methods.
Try our 25-cent meals best In town
for tho prico.
ENTERPRISE BAKERY,
Mrs. Jennio Armstrong, Prop.
PROHATE NOTICE
Tn Hia mRtlnr nf tlia n.i .4n of T tt i
deceased.
In tlio County Court of Lincoln county. Ne
braska, May 3rd, 1000.
V..H,,.. I . . 1 I I 1 - . ,1 . ...
m uuiuuy kivuii, mat wio creditors or
said docoasodwlll meet the Administrator
vomiui wiuiu um iMjuniy juuku or
courtroom in salt) county, on the SUtdayof
Mm. KWl'l nnrl sn 1 w. .... . I . . 1 a f.
1WW, at 0 o'clock a. tn. each day, for tho pur
pose of nrosontlnir thelrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowed for creditors to present their
claims and ono yoar for tho Administrator to
sottlo said estate, from tho 1st day of April
im. This notice to be published in tho North
IMatto Tribune, for oluht successlTe publica
tions prior to May, Slut. 100U.
W.O.ELDER.
m'8 County Judre.
NOTICE OF" SETTLEMENT.
The State of Nebraska, I .
Lincoln County. f"
In tha County Court.
In the mattor of fUo estate of Frederick or
Ferdinand Bukraw, decoded. To the credt
tors, heirs and others Interested In tho
estato of Frederick or Ferdinand Sukraw.
Take notice, that Mary M. Bukraw. admin
istratrix, has tiled in tho county court a re
port of herdolniwas administratrix of said
estato and it Is ordered that tho samo stand
for lioarlnir the Hh day of May.A.D. 1C00, be
foro thu court at tho hour of 10 o'clock a, m
at which tlnio any ponon Interested may ap
pear and except to and contest tho same. And
notice of this proceeding Is ordered given
for six successive publications In tho North
Witness my hand and thosoalof tho county
court at North l'latto this 4th day ot Miy
Yf; O. EwJct, Cotrnty jutf.
A. l), JVW.