JUNE
Weddings
New and pretty designs in
Sterling Silver; Bright
and Sparkling Linnv Cut
Glass, Hand-painted
China and a great many
1 other articles suitable for
a Wedding Gift. :: ::
Jeweler and Optician.
We want your repair work.
DR. 0. I!. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisf.
Office over the McDonald
Statu Bank.
Miss Deering, of Grand Island is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Thos. Green.
0. II. Thoelecko returned this morn
ing from a business trip to Omaha.
The Methodiit Rid society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. T.
Wilcox.
Tho Presbyterian aid society will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
W. E. Shuman in tho trustee's ad
dition. The Woman's auxiliary of tho Epis
copal church will meet in tho chapel
Friday evening and will be addressed by
Rev. Alfred Gilmnn.
Mrs. Fred Weingand arrived from
Omaha this morning, coming hero to
attend the wedding of her niece, Miss
Emma Wendcborn tomorrow evening.
When in need of Flour, Ground foed,
Oil moal, Wheat, Corn or Barley.
Remember the North Platte Mill nnd
Grain Co. are head quarters for same.
Judge Elder issued a marriage license
last evening to Chester I. Beam and
Florence E. Dennis both of Etna, Neb.,
nlso one to George E. Knnpp and Laura
E. Whetzell, both of Maxwell.
The rainfall Sunday night and yes
terday amounted to thirty-two one
hundredths of an inch. Observer Mc
DowaU'a fair weather flag which was
flying all day yestorday received a
good drenching.
Harry Scott Has purchased the
furnishings of tho Barnell rooming
house on cast Sixth and took possession
today. Mrs. Scott will run tho houee
while Mr. Scott continues in tho ser
vice of the Vienna restaurant.
Manager Stahl, of the Ghoyenno
opera houRe, declined to book "Three
WeekB", recently presented in the city
and which was not considered very bad.
Cheyenne is certainly bocoming a moral
town quito a change from twenty-five
or thirty years ago.
Millinery to bo closed out at less than
one-half the usual prices.
The Leader.
Mrs. Sarah Bangs entertained sixteen
young ladies Saturday afternoon in
favor of Miss Gertrudo Baker, who
leaves Monday for tho Kearney normal.
The afternoon proved a very pleasant
one, and at the close an enjoyable two
course lunch was served.
Judge and Mrs. W. C. Elder made a
quick trip to Farnam yesterday, where
tho Judgo mnde the address at the
Memorial Day services. They wont to
Gothenburg on tho morning local and
thonco to Farnam, twenty-seven miles,
by automobile. They returned home
on tho evening local. The Judge says
there was a big crowd present at the
service notwithstanding tho rain.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
Klrst Door North of
first National Hank
DENTISTS.
Ovor Tlrst National. Phono H8
Julius Pizor left today on a business
trip to Omaha.
Miss Mary Sullivan, of Omaha, it tho
guest of relatives in town.
Ben Johnson has accepted the posi
tion as messengor boy for tho Postal Co.
D. M. Leypoldt announced yesterday
that the late rain iniures a rye crop.
Uyo Know heading out.
The official program of the North
Platte chautauqua, which opens Sat
urday ovoning, July 3d. will soon be
issued.
Miss Hazel Neu spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parentt at Garfield.
Mrs. W. J. Stunrt will entertain the
Birthday Club tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mavme Johnson, of Bradv. is
visiting relatives nnd friends in town.
For Rent G room house 808 west
Sixth Street. Seo Mrs. G. S. Huffman.
Arthur McNnmarn returned last
evening from n brief visit in Omaha
and Fremont.
Guy Congdon, now employed at Che;
to visit his
ennc, came down Sunday
who and parents.
Aitss Allen and nor minus will nre-
Wppilmnn hn nnrrhivnnh nnnrrnr nf Sent a Very pleasing rCltal at ttl
IJ 1 Tl T ITHm ' action I3.IG.28 fpr $l,05i, subject to a Keith Thursday evening.
-w 4k J w as 1 I 900 mnrlrnirra ! Hf !.! tl . n I L .
for her home in Denver, where oho will
spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. Josenh Herrod. of Columbus, is
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vimung relatives nnu menus in town,
Having arrived last evening.
Mrs. Thos Hcalcv and son Dnrrell
leave this afternoon for n two months
visit with relatives in Denver.
John Little and Martin Fcderhoof
were fined two dollars and costs for en
gaging in n rough and tumble fight Sat
uraay night
Your furnituro needs vnrnishinir and
repairing before houso cleaning. Seo
l . M. borenson, shop 107 IS. 5th at.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Green returned
this morning from Grand Island where
Mrs. Green had been v sinner friends
lor two wceKs,
Followintr the B. of R. T. convention
at Columbus, Ohio, Charley Bngue loft
tor Vermont to visit his brother and
two sisters,
A bunch of ball nlavors headed bv
Lico rass and &a rnest went to uoth-
onburg tins morning to piny tho regu
lar team ot that place.
Lost Sunday nicht in Ke'th theatre
or between theatre and 320 So. Dowov.
n solid gold pin with opal center. Finder
return to nzo so. uewcy.
Rairdon. the sociotv entertainer.
who opened a week s engagement nt
tho Keith last ovenintr. received many
compliments irom tho audience.
Rev. J. F. Soibert returned Inst even
ing from Atchison, Kan., where ho
spent a week attending meetings of tho
trustees ot tho Midland College,
Speculators take notice. We have
1G0 ocres of land for sale at $800. Seo
Us. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Miss Gertrudo Baker leaves next
Monday for Kearney where she will
attend the state normal. Sho will take
a year's instruction in that institution
Governor Shallenberger, who will
attend tho farmers' picnic on July 3d,
will nlso bo present at the opening of
tho North Plntte chautauqun on tho
evening ot July ad
The Los Angeles Shriners, enrouto to
Louisville. Kv.. will nass through on a
spcciil train next Saturday forenoon.
'I'kn.. ...:it Un mnt- of fli lnimf K, Ininl
1IIDV Will JU I11UV Mb bllU l.UJ'V.. UJ IUV.I1I
Shriners nnd given an intormal recep
tion.
Get those window screens made now.
P. M. SOKENSON. Shop 107 E Bth St.
Miss Mabel Patterson wns hostess nt
tho session of tho Monday Evening
Bridge Club last .evening. Refresh
ments were served by Messrs. Mc
Govern, Clinton, Snndall and Fristo,
who were arrayed in white duckuits.
An added attraction to tho N"rth
Platto Chautauqua willjbo nnnddresi by
Ex-Governor "Dick" Yates of film is.
Gov. Yates is one of tho popular plat
form orators of tho country and the
local Chautauqua Is tortunate in b; cur
ing him on its program. A contract
with Governor Yutes was mude last
week
We carry a full lino of picture
moulding and frame all kinds of
pictures. Cnll and seo us when needing
this class of work.
WOUKMAN & DERRYUERRY,
B. A. Wilson acknowledges a draft
for $69.60 from tho Woodmen Accident
Association of Lincoln in full payment
of claim for 28 days total and 18 days
J. V. Goddard has sold to Jmci
Weedman tho northwest quarter of
$2UU mortgage.
Mrs. Henry Garlick and Mrs. A. P.
Stow, who had been guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Chapman, left for their homo in
Cincinnati today.
Editor Reynolds, of the Sutherland
Free Lance, is dointr business in town
today. He insists that Sutherland is
the best town of its size in tho - west.
And now some of the farmers aro
complaing that there is too much cool
and wet weather that the weeds are
taking possession of tho small grain
fields.
The W. R. C. will hold a social at tho
homo of Mrs. James Snyder tomorrow
afternoon, to which the public gener
ally is cordially invited.
The fire department observed Sunday
as memorial dav for departed members,
A number of the boys went to the
cemetery and decorated the graves of
former members.
W. J. Davidson, who delivered tho
address to the Senior class Wednes
day nirrht. was inaucurnted as chun-
ceflor of tho Wesloyan University at
Lincoln bunday.
District Foreman Becrv returned
this morning from Cheyenne where he
attended n conference of Wyoming
division oilicials yesterday.
There will be a moating of the Altar
Society Friday evening, Juno Gth, at
3 o'clock in the intermediate room of
the convent school. A largo attendanco
is desirod as thoro is business of im
portance to be transacted.
Charley Reynolds has completed the
business and banking course in the
Quincy, (111.) commercial college and
will now take up stenography and pen
manship, the latter courses occupying
six monthB time.
The board of education hold a meet
insr last evenintr and considered heat
ing plants of different makes for the
new school buildings. Bills were
audited and allowed and other business
of tho past year closed up.
A rectnt number of Harper's Weekly
contained a picture of Bob Cary of
this citv who represented Ynlo in the
Yale-Harvard 100-yard foot race. Bob
was defeated, but the race was ex
ceedingly close.
Miss Babbitt arrived Monday and
will take future orders on Advo canned
eoods for the next two week for the
Wilcox Department Store. If inter
ested and have not been called upon,
pleaso notify Wilcox Department storo.
Engineer Gus Norton returned this
morning from Omaha. Ilia caio of
sciatica rheumatism was of too long
standinc to yield to electrical treat
ment and ho will try somo other meth
od. The Memorial Day servico at the Mc-
Pherson national cometery Sunday was
attended bv a verv larco crowd, not
withstanding the disagreeable wind.
Some astimated the attendance ao high
as two thousand. Ex-Lieut. Governor
Abbott and Judee Hoagland were the
oakers and tho Gothenburg band fur-
shed music.
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Remember.
Tho days of tUo Tornado, cyclone,
hail, lightning are upon us. If not
protected from those destructive
elements, better see.
Bhatt & Goodman.
a legal
is, the
Robert Mnck left yesterday on a
business trip to towns in the central
part of tho state.
EneinoerTom Orton left last nirrht
for Missouri to look after business con
nected with the form ho recently pur-
lased in that stato.
Yesterday was observed ns a
lolidav. tho Union Pacific shop
banks and tho county offices closing,
while the postofllco kept Sunday hours.
Brine in vour cream any day in the
week to tho Beatrice Creamery Co.
and got your cash on dolivery.
W. M. MCUONEQAL, Mgr.
Harry Dixon has accepted plans for
its new res donco and contractors are
now figuring on the cost of construction.
The plans call for a house modern in
nil details.
If wo aro to have rain every day or
two, it will bo necessary for tho council
to provide crosswalks on Dowoy street.
lady naturally objects to wading
through an inch or two of soft sloppy
mud.
.Tho Sidnov ball team, which plays
hero Thursday, and perhaps Friday, of
this wok has seven salaried players.
a"nd is said to put up n very good articlo
ball. Tho team has played avo Ramos
this season and won all.
Congregational Meeting.
The annual congregational meeting
the Lnthernn church will be held
this evening at tho parish houso. An
nual rei orts for the past year will bo
rend and olticers elected.
Ball Game.
A came of ball will be played nt tho
ball park tomorrow afternoon between
teams captained by Ralph Clabaugh
and Lewis Kelley. Theso youngsters
arc said to .bo nble to put up a game
that will provo interesting to spectators
June Wedding Gifts.
You can find all kinds of useful and
ornamental things in sterling silver that
will last a life time. Hich American
cut glass and Hand painted china. Visit
our storo when down town.
Dixon, The Jeweler.
Farmer's Picnic.
Tho second annual Lincoln county
farmer's picnic will bo held at the
state experimental substation south
west of town on Saturday, July 3d.
Governor Shallenberger has accepted
invitation to bo present and will
deliver an nddrcss in tho afternoon.
Arrangements nre being made to have
thiB picnic n big atlair.
Sudden Death.
Olo Davis, employed ot the freight
house, died suddenly just before noon
today nt somo heart anection witn
which ho had been troubled more or
loss for a couple of years. Ho reported
for work this morning nnd was bo em
ployed until a few minutes boforo noon
when ho stnrted homo nnd expired
shortly thereafter.
Bralt & Goodman
oflr a few choice 8 per cent first
mortcace loans. A raro chance for
owners of idle money.
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is woll pleased with tho onerousness
of and tho promptnoss with which tho
company met his claim.
Juno never comes with out her brides.
Brides should bo remembered with
appropriate gifts. Wo have' made
specirl efforts to bo wall prepared with
gifts that will bo lastinir as well ns
beautiful. Uur cut class is not excel
led in the state. Our sterling silver
stock the largest in tho west, our effort
to give you good value will get you the
best goods lor the money.
Dixon, Tho Jowoler,
We will place on sale a great variety of Kitchen
and Mouse-Furnishing Articles,
HER SHOES
Regular
Articles
5 cent
Regular 10 cent
Articles
4c
7c
Regular 15 cent
Articles
Regular
Articles.
!5 cent
The woman's foot insido of a pair
of our Tan Oifonls will bo a very at
tractive proposition in foot dressing,
uno now Eiiaues in Man I'ootwear
aro handsome
There is a creat variety of styles
for your choosing. Plain or perforat
ed toes and vamps. Cuban heels and
a correct size and width for every foot.
These goods will be placed on tables in front of
our Hardware Department. Remember! Three
Days Only Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
$2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4.00
Wilcox Department Store
Besides our largo lino of Tana, wo
aro showing somo features in Colored
Kid Leathers that aro entirely now
this season -Oxhlood, Wino, Brown,
London Sinoko, Cliampagno, Broiuo.
SOL MODES
THE SHOERY
Eddie Rairdon, Society Entertainer.
Danjoist, vocalist and harpist, sing
ing very latest songs. Nino years a
feature net with Havorly's Minstrels;
lata fcaturo act in the Girl Question
company, iust completing a successful
tour for Western States Vnudovillo as
sociation nnd tho Sullivan Considino
Circuit.
At tho Keith Thcntro picturo show
this show.
Kindergarten.
Those who aro interested in the kktk
dorgarten class for tho summer, may? '
call at 112 South Chestnut or phone 4m
at any timo for particulars. I xpct to
havo two sessions from 9 to 11:30 a.
m.. nnd from 2 to 5 p. m. . Plaase en
roll as early as possible. For reference
go to Supt. Ebright.
Maude Loudon.
THE MEN WE DR.ESS
HAVE NO
CLOTHES "WORRIES
If
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THE MEN, we dress, know for a certainty that
our Clothes are right that they are protected
by our guarantee and, therefore, they have no.
"Clothes worries."
Our responsibility for the good behavior of
our garments begins when you make your purchase
and does not end until they have earned
YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION!
We cnll attention, today, to our Suits at (15, $18, $20
nnd $25. You'll find theso offorings much stronger
than can bo found anywhere else, at tho same figures.
A look will provo this nssortlon, :: :: :: :: :: ::
Then remember our correct Hats and the
many things we offer in new and exclusive Toggery
and, with all the rest, remember that there's not
a "single worry" in anything we sell.
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WEINGAND 6c McDONALD
GOOD CLOTIIES MERCHANTS
NORTH PLATTE
SATURDAY - -
JUNE 12
Band Concert Thursday.
Tho weekly concert of the city band
will bo held at tho court houso nark
Thursday evening. Tho program will
bo ns follows:
March Uoosovolt s Kouch Riders.
Medley Selection of Southern Plan
tation songs.
Ilnss Solo-My Tuba Solo.
Anvil Chorus from II Trovatore.
Rainbow Indinn Intermezzo.
Scxtotte from Lucia.
Light Cavalry.
Mclodv Kintr.
Director Lowell snvfl this is tho best
program that has been presented to tho
North i'latto puniic.
For Rent
have vou secured your hay land? One
nuarter section of good hay land, closo
in, only sr.io.uu uuatt .m uoodman.
Announcement.
I announce myself as a republican
enndidate for the office of county clerk,
subject to tho decision of the primaries.
K. til.LlOTT,
North Plattn. Neb., June 1, 1909.
SHERIFF.
I hereby nnnounco myself a candidate
for the republican nomination for the
office of sheriff, subject to tho primary
to bo he'd August lvtii.
I. L. MILTONUERGER.
I hereby nnnounco myself a can
didate for tho office of county commis
sioner from District No. I, subject to
tho action of the republicans at tho
primary election. It. L. Douglas.
For Rent.
Nice six room furnished house. Bath,
uwn. shade. West 3rd St. $30. U0.
Kev. bwan now 7 room house, sz.i.uu.
Good 7 room house, nico condition,
5 West 3rd St.. $17.00.
Very good 8 room houso, suitable for
two families or roomers, Last 4th bt.
Close in. S1G.50.
l'rctty homo next to IS. H. uoou-
man's, $10.50.
Also other houses.
Bratt & Goodman.
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to havo a now ono buy it boioro tho
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you will linvo tho benefit of it for tho
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Inspection.
A. F. FINK.
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Tented Shows that it is Absurd to Make a Comparison.
1000 Employees! 300 Performers'. 400 Horses!
50 Clowns and 75 Musicians Assist in
Presenting This
UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION Of SHOWS
The Performance Outclassing Anything Ever Before Seen
Under the Name of "Circus."
A Million Dollar Menagerie, Groups of Trained Wild Beasts Including the
Best Specimens, Hundreds of the Finest Horses in the World are to. be Seen
Free of Any Extra Cost with ihcse Combined Shows.
A mile of Glittering Pagcntry will Be Seen Upon the Streets at 10 o'clock
a. m. Doors Open at I and 7 p. m. Performance Beginning One Hour Later
Under Water Proof Tents. General Admission Children 25c; adults 50c.
Reserved Seats Extra.