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WATCHES.
Our stock of watches
speaks eloquently of good
$ .things, and there are
many people whose hap-
py experiences confirm
the reliability and worth
of them.
Our success- as watch
sellers has not been
merely fortuitous, but is
the result of the unwav
ering integrity and knowl
edge gained by long
years of study. Every
watch we sell is a guar
anteed time keeper.
Thus you have more
reason to consider this
store as an object wor
thy your seeking.
DIXON, The Jeweler
Union Pacific Watch Inspector.
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SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First TJoor North of
First National Hank
John Kinknid, who had beon visiting
Ilia daughtor in, Denver for sovorai
months, returned to town Wednesday
and will probably remain horo until
fall.
Julius Pizer will leave Sunday or
Monday for Now York City, where ho
will do business with tho wholcialo
houses. He will also visit Chicago and
Detroit.
The North Platte Bottling Works is
making and shipping out scvonty-flve
cases of carbonated beverages daily in
addition to shipments of crushed fruits,
mineral waters and ice cream cones.
Thoso goods are shipped as far west as
Ft. Morgan, Col., and Kimball, Neb.
Mr. Porter has certainly built up a nice
business, and his goods are of such
high quality that one shipment to a
dealer means a regular customer.
Manager Sitton, of the Pacific hotel,
hue roceived the sample of tho Union
Pacific fobs, which he ordered sbme
time ago. Tho metal part of the fob
is the woll known shield of tho Over
land route and is highly and beautifully
dncoratod in red, whito and blue. He
has ordered 500 of them and oxpocts to
quickly dispose of them on tho road
and in the shops.
Tho S. D. Advontists have orectcd a
pavilion on First and Sycamore streets
and will hold their first public servico
Sunday night nt 8 o'clock. Elder L.
E. Johnson, Supt. of District Fiv
will speak on the subject "Will Christ
Oome in this Generation?" He does
not follow the beaten track of stereo
typed sermons, but has an original
way of presenting truth. Infidels and
skeptics aro especially invited.
M. C. Wastfalh manager of tho
Crystal, theatro transacted business in
Maxwell yesterday.
The Episcopal Guild held a very
pleasant and successful social nt the
homo of Mrs. John McGraw yestorday
uuurnuun.
Chocks for tho Nebraska division
employes wcro received today and
thoso for the Wyoming division em
ployes will arrive Monday.
Dennis McKellinn. livincr nnrlhwpqfc
or town, Is in the city today making
application to prove up on his home
stond of 480 acres.
Miss Mario VonGoetz, who following
the close of the stnto university visited
friends in Iowa and her sisters in Om
aha, returned home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wcincrand and
Mr. and Mrs. Tantrer will make an
automobile trip to the west part of
tho state, going as far as Potter.
Dick McGraw went to Chevenno last
night to consult the Union Pacific
occulist in regard to his eyes, not being
ablo to pass tho examination for sight.
Tho formal announcement of the
woddlnsr of a prominent young lady and
a well known business man is expected
Boon. Dame Rumor hath it that the
ceremony will occur next month.
Francis McKinnev. who was brought
down from tho government surveying
camp n fow weeks ago and operated on
for appendicitis, has rocovered and will
leave for his home Washington, D. C,
in a few days.
Another fine rain foil laBt night.
Observer McDowall reporting forty
seven ono hundredths of an inch.
Certainly this is proving a great year
for crops, tho rains coming at very
opportune times during tho growing
season.
Several McPhorson county residents
wcro in the carlv nart of this week
consulting attorneys aa to the proper
method to pursue in the -campaign for
tho removal of tho county seat from
Tryon to a noint nearer tho ecntor
of the county.
Omaha nnnora nrint the rumor that
tho McKecn. Motor Car Co. of that
city will move citbor to Council Bluffs,
la., or to Indianapolis, inu. as the
company is soon to build now shops,
tney want to Know what urn-
ana will uo in order to Keep the com'
pany in that city.
Tho two games of ball next Wcdnes
day and Thursday between tho Kansas
City Red Sox and tho local team prom
ise to bo swift enough for tho most
enthusiastic Jan. Tho Red Sox have
been playing strong teams in the east
part of the stato and have beon putting
up good games.
Edward Peyton Weston, the aged
pedestrian, who started to walk from
Mew York to oan Francisco a lew
months beo, arrived in 1 tho latter city
yestorday four days behind his schodulo
or 100 days, liad roads and inclement
weather in Nevada prevented him from
finishing his journey within scheduled
time.
It is true that wo need a hotel but in
the opinion Of this writer it will be
ousier to got a new depot than a hotel
if wo concentrate our actions and go at
tho proposition in the right way. Down
at Columbus they had a depot that was
600 per cent better than tho ono at
North Platto, yet the people demanded
a larger and better ono, and the Union
Pacific has made an appropriation for a
new depot that will be a credit to tho
town
CRYSTAL THEATRE
M- C. WESTFALL, Mgr.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY.
Pictures.
''Violin Maker of Verona"
"Strong Diet"
"Historical Fan"
, . - Sonjf.
'That's Whattho Roso Said to Mo"
Adults 15 cents, Children 10 cents.
POE
lot
For Sale.
Boarding house, 10 rooms, dinning
room and kitchen, on Oth Btrcct, op-
osito McGerr's grocery store, 44 foot
Next to Dowoy street. This is tho
best location for a business block in
North Platto.
Also lots 10, 11 and 12, block 17,
North Platto T. L.. Go's addition, a
southeast corner adjoining th,o Cody
residence on tho west. Inquire of
Frederick Kade.
Married at Omaha.
Will Dolson. a formor North Platto
young man, was married nt Trinity
cathedral in Umuhfl Wednesday noon
to Miss Loita Nallv. of that citv. Dann
Beecher ofllciating. The brldo was
fended by Miss Teckla Johnson and
tho groom by his brother Fred Dolson.
Tho bride's gown was of white em
broidered French lawn, in empire ef
fect with laco net. Sho wore n white
hat with drooping plumes and carried
a showor bouquet of bride's roses;
whilo the maid was gowned in cream
chiffon with hat to match and carried
white roses.
Following tho ceremony nn elaborate
wedding dinner was served at the home
which the groom had prepared for his
brido on South 20th. Omaha, where thav
will resido upon their return, from their
wedding trip.
The bride and groom, accompanied bv
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dolson, Miss John
son and Fred Dolson, arrived in this
city Wednesday night and last evening
were tenuoreu a reception at the w. a.
Dolson residence on west Sixth street.
For the function tho spacious lawn
of the Dolson home had been olaborate
ly decorated more elaborately than
ever before witnessed in North Plntto.
A largo section of tho lawn was en
closed in a lattice of tricolorod paper
wnitc, rea anu green ana this was
studded with electric lights, while above
the entrance to tho houso was un oloc-
tncally lighted arch.
In tho enclosure the reception to the
bride and groom was held, sixty in
vited guests extending their best
wishes to the young counlo, Punch was
served on tho front porch, Misses
Hildegarde Clinton and Viriginia Dul
lard presiding at tho bowl. Following
the reception a weddinir supper was
served in the house, tho rooms of
which wero profusoly decorated with
cut flowors and smilax. Tho bridal
party and rolatives were seated at a
large table, which was daintily dec
orated with cut flowers, and with a
basket of flowers suspended oVer tho
tablo. The iruests wero seated at
smnll tables. Tho menu was very
elaborate, nicely prepared and was
served by Misses Gilman, Clinton.
Patterson, Otten, Hatfield, Owens and
Bare, with Mrs. Finn in charge.
During .the ovenlng music was
furnished on the piano and violin by
Miss Elizaboth Bonner and Dell Bon
ner.
Tho. hours of tho reception wero
from eight to eleven, and certainly
tho function was a most successful and
pleasant ono, The bride and groom
will visit in town for a (ow days nr.d
then return to Omaha, their future
home.
hoe News for Careful Shoppers
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We are going to offer you
some Bargains in Oxfords.
s Wc do not want to carry over a single pair. Wc need the room for Our all
5 stock and you will Ret the benefit of our sale. Oxfords can bo worn in this "bananfe
55 belt" of ours until the New.Year. So you are really saving- money "at this sale,
5 You can buy seasonable goods at a big discount.
This Sale Opens July 14th and Closes July 24tk
s
ing
Boy's Wash Suits at Tho Hub Cloth
g Dept.
Ladies' Kid Oxfords, regular
price $1.75, sale price
Ladies' Kid Oxfords, low heel,
regular price $2, sale price
Ladies' Tan Button Oxfords,
regular price $2.25 sale price
Ladies' Tan Lace Oxfords,
regular price $2.50 sale price
Ladies' Kid Oxfords, regular
price $3.00, sale price
Ladies' Patent Ankle Strap
Pumps, Patent Lace and
Button Oxfords, Tan Ankle
Strap Pumps, Bronze Ox
fords, Tan and Green Ox
fords, regular price $3.50,
sale price
$1.50
1.75
1.95
2.00
2.50
2.85
Ladies' Pat. Colt 3 button Ox
fords, Russia Calf Oxfords
with suede top and Bronze
Ankle Strap Pumps, regular
price $4.00, saljp price
Mens' Patent Colt and Green
Calf Oxfords, regujar price
$4.50, sale price ,
Men's Velour Calf, Tan Russia
Calf Oxfords, Russia CaK
and Vici Kid Oxfords, regu
lar price $4, sale price,
Men's Tan Russia Calf Oxfords
regular price $3.50 sale prico
Men's Tan Oxfords, regular
price 53, sale price
3.15
3.75
3.50
2.85
2M
g Twenty Per Cent Discount on Children's, Boys' and
g Girls' Oxfords and Barefoot Sandals.
I SMALL, The Big Shoe Man.
Animals ns Wenthor Prophets.
Beforo n rainstorm n cat nearly al
ways witHlicH Its face. Why? .Some
claim that tho ntniospliero oxcltes the
electricity In tho cat'a fur, ami to over
come the tingling Housution sho sets to
washing herself.
Or If Uioro Is no cat In the houso you
may possoss .a parrot. If tho bird sits
(town and makes a eort of hissing
nolso, look out for rnln In Uio night
Ono need seldom fear gotUug, wot In
the country. Horses, cows, sheep,
hogg, dogs nil cvluco certain peculiar
ltloa before n storm. Dogs bury bones;
horses fldptot and neigh; cowh Ho down;
hogs grunt,
Rome day you may walk into n Held
nnd seen Hock of sheep In 11 corner, nl
with tlToIr bnckfl turned to tho north
west. If you wait long enough you
will feel a wind blow up 'from that di
rection. London Answers.
For Sale.
Space,
realizes tho
immensity of
"Nobody
space."
"Except the mnu who has to AH a
dnlly half column with nllcgcd humor."
LmilKVlllo Courlor-Jmirnnl.
HERE TO STAY.
We have decided to stay in North Platte. We find the people ready 'to patronize A SQUARE DEAL
STORE and believe they will even increase their patronage as time passes. No other firm in the state is so well
connected for buying good, up-to-date merchandise. Our wholesale a'nd factory connections enable us to un
dersell. Note a few of the prices that will prevail during July. Hundreds of other bargains equally attractive.
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CLOTHING
Our fall clothing is beginning to
arrive and we will save you several
dollars on a single suit.
Brown and Green Worsted, others
ask ns much as $25 for them; our C i QC
July prico pl 1 ,OD
Black and Bluo All Worsted, exact
duplicata of what you havo boon
paying $18 for; our July price
and rain
$9.85
ly Uravencttcs, wind jn nn
nroof Jy.70
mt t r 1 ! i a '
i ma mattes a nnu iignt overcom.
PANTS.
Now ones arriving utmost daily.
Pricos
98c $1.29 $2.48 $3.98
at our underselling values.
HKTS
A Good Assortment of Up-to-date
Hats at ONE-HALF PRICE.
NOTIONS
GO Good Envelopes
For
120 sheets good Note Paper
For.
Two papor Best Needlos made
Seven spools Best Thrad
For
Three cakes fino Toilet Soap
For. .
2G-cent Box Fino Stationery
For.
Two Papers Hair Pins
; For
Five Cent Tablets
For
Ten Cent Tablets
For
For.
5c
10c
5c
25c
10c
10c
lc
2k
, 5c
Men's Furnishings.
Ono Dollar Overalls
For
15-cont Linon Collars
four for
15-cent Black or Tnn Sox
per pair
25c Half Ilosa in plain and fnncy colors
nornair.. .."
76-cent Silk and Lislo
thoy make them
Soxb, nobby as
59c
25c
Ik
12k
30c
39c
59c
Good Work Shirts
For
$1.25 Fino Dress Shirts
For ;
$2.00 Fine Dross blurts c i AA
For !jI.lH)
75-cont Suspenders 30c
50-cont Suspenders 25
Work Sox c4c
STAPLES.
All Linon Scotch Crash -
Por yard
10c and 15c Ginghams
Per ynrd....
10-cont Porcalos
Per yard
India Linon
Por yard
.9c
5c
5c
Ik
SILKS
75-cont China Silk
Per yard
2C-inch Block Tairotu, $1.75 vuluo
Per'yard....
ul,,crwKTt 29c 48c 79c
39c
98c
On Embroideries, Locos, Ribbons, Underwear,
Shoes and 1001 littlo things wo etToct n very
substantial saving for you.
New goods arriving almost daily to get our stock up to the wants of the people. If you arc not trading
at the Square Deal Store, get in line and make your dollars do double duty.
JOHNSON'S CASH ST
at
E,
Two Angus Bulls, ono 2-yoar old,
inrao bred out not registered; ono 4-yeur
ojp, oligiblo to registry. Prloo $75.00
each.
Experimental Substation,
W. P. Snydeii, Supt.
Sees Mother Grow Young.
"It would bo hard to ovorstata the
wondorful chango in my mother sinco
sho began to uso Electric Bitters,"
writes Mrs. W. L. Gllpatrick, of Dan
forth. , Ma. ''Although past seventy
sho seoma to bo growing young again.
Sho sulForod untold misery from dys-,
popsia for twenty yaars. At last she
could neithor eat, drink or sleep. Doc
tors gave hor up and nil remedies failed
till Electric Bitters worked such won
ders for her health." They invigorate
nil vital organs, euro liver nnd kidnoy
troubles, induco sleep, impart strength
and appetite. Only COc at Stone's drug
atoro.
ChWVMlflHT' ' 'J i ji t l
Duroc"Jerjey flfg
Tho Experimental Substation qfTtrfl
iur vuiu piiru ureu uuroc-jr
at mo ronowing prison: Hoar.
Hows $10.00. Tluso are
PIKs
hold irood until iul-v SO.
W. P.. SNVdeiL
j 30
?i5.'oa
of tlm
i prif ill
best brooding typ. Tho aDfove prJp
Sup
A SPRING DRIVE
is ono that is always ploasurablo nnd
invigoruting nnd thoso who wish to
indultrc in it should boo that their
harness is O. K., and if it is necessary
to liave n now ono buy it boiore tno
wnrm days of Snrinsrtimo como nnd
you will havo tho benefit of it for thn
season. Uur stock Is wortny or your
nispection.
A. F. FINK.
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A full lino of Cuukets, Robes, etc.
Calls nnnwortwl promptly .
Day Phono ICC, Night Phonu 4S2.
The Best Stallion
In Lincoln County
can be found at the Birdwood
ranch at liirdwood Siding.
All parties desirinir to raise
call at the Bird
and inspect the
only registered
good colts
wood ranch
horse the
The Home You Have
Longed For
may be yours if yqu say so. it, matters
not on what location you hava set your
heart we have the property and can of
for you tho terms you can meat.
The Home You Now Qcfiupy
you are buying for the landlord. Let
us show you a plan wheraby jwa tan
buy It for yourself.
Bucharmn & Pattern,
Real Estate and Iniurrmce.
1 '.. O.OtN( AFTKR THE. '. W-
liCE. j
You need something to cltan bpf 1
illiinfacf and kill paraite3. I
KRESO DIP
INEXPENSIVE I
EAftY fO USE I
I V kro ipeCUl book'. ' I
lei on dlMuts of Feid U
R try. Call crwrlU for oud. g
stallion
HAULER BUILDING
NORTH PLATTE, NEB
in Lincoln county.
SMI
D. A. Goodrich.
full-blood Perchcron
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