DR. 0. ti. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnllsl.
Office over the McDonald
State Dunk.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
First National Hank
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
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Cody Boat returned Wednesday to
tho Kearney Military academy.
Tho Luther League Social to be held
at Mrs. C. A. Dill's this evening has
been postponed.
Rev. Harmon wmt to Sutherland
Wednesday to officiate at the Kclly
Franzcn wedding.
Mrs. Will Jeffcrs, who had been
visiting her mother for ten dayB, re
turned to Ogden Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Duggnn, of Cheyenne, arrived
this week and has accosted employment
!n tho sheet iron department at tho
shops.
For Sale First-class iron bed com
plete, and a lounge. Reasonable prices.
Inquire ut 703 No. Dewey or phono
5G7.
L. Carpenter was up from his ranch
In tho south part of tho county yester
day visiting friends and transacting
business,
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Wclngand and
children returned Wednesday noon
from a ten days' visit with relatives at
KOSSVillC, 111.
Denutv sheriff Lowell returned last
night from Roswell, N. M.,( where lw
accompanied the sheriff having Mason,
the murderer, in charge.
A numbcrof Ilcrshcy people were In
town yesteiday as witnesses In a case
growing out of tho transfer of a water
right on tno JNortn 1'iatie mien.
W. V. Hongland left last night for
Hastings, where ho will transact busi
ness today and then go to Lincoln to
atgue a case in the supreme court.
"Human Hearts" was presented
tho Keith Tuesday eveninu to
audience that was conspicuous for
Divorce Denied.
In the divorco caso of Mrs. Bertha
Votaw against her husband, H. E. Vo-
taw. Judge Grimes denied tho decree
of divorco. Mrs. Votnw sued on tho
ground of cruelty. The costs of the
cose wcro taxed to tho defendant.
To Knights Templar.
A class of eight will receive tho Red
Cross degree ut the Masonic temple
Friday evening (tonight). Following
tho ceremony the inner man will be
refreshed. All Knights are requested
to attend.
F. E. BULLAKD,
Master of Dispatches.
December Precipitation.
Tho precipitation last month was 1.37
inches, which was the greatest of any
Docember since 1883, and with the ex
ception of that yeur was the greatest
of any December since 1874. More or
less snow fell on sixteen of tho thirty
one days in December.
On ten days during tho month the
temperature fell below zero, tho cold
est day being December 6th with a
minimum of fourteen below zero.
nt
nn
its
than a hundred being pres-
Bize less
ent.
Seth Sherwood, who has been work
Inn for n collection acency for several
weeks, returned yesterday from a trip
to towns between hero and urnnct island.
L. E. Bye, who recently sold his
lillWlCOl III UIU IIIIVIIWII, Will
accept a position as passenger brake
man. Hu made a triul trip Wednesday
on lo. b.
Miss Villa Whlttakor loft a few days
ago for a month's visit with relatives
at Vermillion. S. D.. and from iheto
will go to Chicago to learn the spring
styles of mlllinury.
L. E. Byo has sold his interest in
tho candy kitchen to 11. u. Vincent, a
traveling man who recently removed
hero from Holdrcgo. Mr. Vincent will
notduvote his timoto tho buslacss.
1'orry uarson expects to leavo in a
row ilnvs for Florida to Invcsticrato tho
land which has been sold to local parties
by tho Florida Fruit Land Co. Enrouto
ho will visit in Omaha and Kansas
City.
Division 88, B. of L. E. installed its
newly elected office s Wednesday nl
ternoon, This is tho largest lodge of
locomotive engineeis on tno U. P. and
ovoiything moves along without fric
tion.
These are the days of cloaring sales
with murchanta efforts to reduco the
stock to on tadng inventory and to
force tno tialo of those goods that are
more seasonable now than next Fourth
of July.
M. Keith Neville was inducted into
offlco Tuesday evening as councilman
from tho Firat wnid, succeeding Leo
Tobin. who resigned. Wo uro glad
Mr. Isovillu accepted tho office, for he
(s a progressive citizen, yot conscn
ntivc, and us ono of our heaviest tax
payors takes a vital interest in the
affuira of tho city.
For Rent On west blxth street, an
eight room house, nowly papered, with
range in kitchen. Inquiro ut this ol-
Aco.
Durlnir tno year rJvv there were
2,674 arrests made in tho city of Chey
enne. Considering its population, itisov
idenco that Cheyenne is still infested
with boozo lighters, gamblers and lnw
less characters, out or tho X.Uli ur
rests thoro wero ncarlv 2.000 convict
ions, .showing that the city authorities
are do no: al they can to preserve oi
der and pence nnd make good citizens
out of bud ones.
Will Hold Customary Sale.
Bcirinnincr tomorrow mornintz Wein
gand & McDonald will hold a clearing
sale, a bargain getting event which
they have held twlco annually lor a
number of years past. In view of the
met mat inure win oo a ennngo in me
firm about February 1st. it the de
sire to reduco tho stoch to the lowest
possible point, and in order to accom
plish this object reliable merchandise
will bo offered at discounts ranging
from twenty to fifty per cent.
Reception to Paitor and Family.
Moro than a hundred members of the
Chiistian church congregation were
present at the reception tendered Rov.
Johnson and family nt the church Tues-
evening. Mr. Vani leave, In behalt ol
tho congregation, mado tho address of
welcome, telling how fully appreciated
was the work ot the pastor; the hopes
for tho futuro under his pastorate. Not
only did the congregation voice its
good-will but thero was presented to
tho pastor and his family a liberal
supply for his larder.
Rev. Johnson fittinclv responded to
tho evidence of good-will on tho part
of his congregation. Tho reception
closed with theberving of refreshments
by the ladles or the church.
George Huntington Married.
Gcorco F. Huntincton was man led
to Misa Mary P. Schultz at the resi
dence of A. E. Huntington Wednesday
evening nt cieht o'clock. Tho ccie-
mony was pertormcd by Judgo Elder In
the presence oi relatives nnd intimate
friends, ot whom thoro wero a score.
Following tho ceremony congratulations
wero extended and a wedding supper
served, mo groom is a worth riatte
boy, who for a number ot years past
has been living on his ranch in Keith
county. Tho brido is a resident of th
same section of Keith county and
hiuhly esteemed by hor Ecaunintanccs
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington will reside on
tho ranch In Keith county, nnd that
their life may be one of prosperity and
sunshine ii the wish of all.
Will Hold Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of tno Commer
cial Club will beheld at the rooms on
Tuesday evening of next week, and it
is desired that thero be a full atten
dance of membsrs. A board of nino
directors will be elected and they will
select the officers. Following the meet
ing a banquet will be held.
Three Story Buildings.
If present plans are carried out, and
t Is probable they will, two three-story
business buildings will be erected in
North Platte this season. Tho gentle
men who propose to build have been in
consultation with Contractor Basta and
Architect Shaffer, and general lines of
tho two buildings have been worKeu
out. These two buildings will be
erected nt different points in the city.
Uotn will bo modern in appointments.
City Council Meeti.
The city council held its rcirular bi
weekly meeting Tuesday evoning, the
actual business transacted being the
allowance of claims acuins. the city.
Tho aldcimen and and mayor discusstd
at some length tho probable location
of the new water plant, bu . no official
action was taxen. mis discussion
arose over a recommendation of the
Iowa engineer that the plan', be located
on the Jones lot at tne cornnr ot vine
nnd Front sticcts. This recommenda
tion was made aftor the engineer had
been supplied with a map of the city
by City Engineer Welch.
owing to tno absence ot oity At
torney Ilnlliciin, the proposition of
Hershey Welch i dative to furnishing
plans ot tho water plant and eupeiin
tending the construction, wrsnot tuKcn
up and considered.
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Suffered Paralytic Stroke.
Engineer Chas. A. Dill suffered
paralytic stroke at Optic, thirty miles
west ot urnnti isianu, Wednesday tore
noon while coinc down on train No. 14
His engine had been running hot nnd he
got down to examine tho rods. Ashe
stepped oil the engine, he was stricken
and ho lull to tho ground. Tho conuuc
tor came up to him and helped him back
on the engine. Mr. Dill run the trnin
Into Grand Island, and was removed
from tho engino to tho privato car ol
Asst. Supt. Cahill and Dr. Hoguo sum
moned. An examination showed naral
ysls of the right arm nnd lega nd at that
timo conditions seemed very serious.
Ho was brought homo in Mr. Cahtll's
car Wednesday evening on tho loca'
conveyed nomo anu ur. Mcuabo sum
moned. Aftor a thorough examination
tho doctor thought tho stroKo not like
ly to bo of n permanent nature, nt d
that it wus induced bv a disordered
stomach. Mr. Dill experienced similar
trouble several years ago.
New Name for Overland Train.
Tho Northwestern, the Harriman
incs and the St. Paul have decided to
change tho name of tho Overland
Limited trnin. which leaves Chicago
every day andmnkes the run to the Pa
cific coast in seventy-two hours. It.
will be known as the San Francisco
Limited.
In order to retain soma connection
with tho name Overland the cars which
aro to be used in these trains will be
ottered to rend: "San Francisco Limit
ed, Overland Route." The reason for
the change in name is said to bo an
insistent demand by Calilornians to
hnve tho train bear a name which shall
have some connection with the Pacific
coast. The name Oveilaid Limited
has been known for fifteen years, nnd
was given the first through train ol'
this character botwecn Chicago and
San Francisco over the Ncrthwcstem
und the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific roads.
gave a
Ma onic
We'vo discovered thai wo'ro a trifle
overstocked with winter shoes, th&t
wo'ro very liable to have some on hand
ot tho end of the season.
To prevent this business catastropho
wo have decided to clear our surplus ut
genuinely cut prices. Look these quo
tutlona oyer;
CO palp! womon'a Shoes retalleu up
to $4,00, ttAcloBi) atpulr $1.05.
Miss Then Hansen was at Sutherland
Wednesday to participate in the nuptial
festivities ot the Franzcn .homo, return
ing on No. 4 next morning. Miss
Hansen spent most of tho afternoon
visiting tho Sutherland schools.
J. II. Adams will have a salo of per
sonal property nt his farm ono and one
half miles southwest of Maxwell on
January 18th. Tho property includes
eight head of work horses and a large
amount or rarm machinery.
Tho Halowell Concert Co.
very enjoynblo concert at tho
half Wedncaduy evening to a fair
sized audience. Each number was
heartily applauded. Following the
program tho company furnished music
iur u uuiicu.
Trains Nj 3 and No. 16, duo shortly
after midnight, urrived'ttt this termi
nal about mnu o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and trains No. 11 and No. 5 wore
four hours Into. Trains from tho west
wero also belated. Thoro is no percep
tiblo improvement in tho trnin service
A sparring contest between a white
man und a negro, both non-res dents.
occurred at tho opera house Tuesday
ovoning beforo a ruthor elim audience.
Thu colored man came out Nucand best.
A collection, which Aggregated, ten uol
lars, won givon thu two putrlliBts,
Union Pacific Files Maps.
The Chevenno Tribune of vVednes-
day contained the following: That the
union rucmc ranroau is manning t
construct tho much-tnlkcd-of North-
nort-Medicin Bow cut-of. which xum
rrom tho main line in Nebraska through
tho central pait ot Laramie and
Albanv counties and to Medicine Bow
in Caibon county, seems quite evident
from tho fuct that maps showing
every detail of this lino huvu been filed
witn tiro united states lanci oince in
this city, as is required when a rail
road wishos to secure title to a right
of-way ovor vacant public lands. That
these, mapa aro tiled docs not mean
that constnrction work will begin at
onco, lor tho road may not be bum lor
several vcars. But us work has been
rushed at the Nebraska end during tho
past year It Iookb as it tho union fuel
nc tpu v meant business.
Tho cut-off enters tho state at tho
township line GO and extend:! to town-
shin lino 78 in Cirbjn coun:y. follow
ng eiy cloely the line between town
ships 22 and 23 N. This road is said
to bo foity miles shorter than tho
dlstnnco now covered by tho Unior
Pacific between Medicine Bow and
Northnort. nnd about 1,000 feet low
or. Tho road runs somo nine miles
south of Wheatland and a few mile
north of Bordeaux.
Tho work has been plannsd so defi
nitely that tho character of cho work of
con-tructlon is shown on tne cnarts
There are numerous tunnels, tho long
est of which is near Bordeaux, when
it goes through tho mountains for
distance of two and n half miles. Ther.
uro ot' or tunnels whore the road goes
over the mountain s do neai tho Laramie-Albany
county line. The length of
tunnels nto given as follows: 15,600
teot, 3,100 feet, 1,200 iet, 000 leet,
500 feet and 800 feet.
Aftor crossing tho county line nm
going about six miles into Albany coun
tv. tho ronit strikes tho Lnrnmio rive
about forty miles north of Laramio City
and toilows tnts river ior aDout tci
miles. At this point it runs ovor th
Wvom nc Development company
8:100 foot water tunnel, which lead
from the Laramie river to tho Bluo
Grass creek.
inn ...i I. KfAMtn ai,d ww.w Pror. uariiBch Boya thu boya"band at
100 pairs ton's Shoes, regular price aulhorlnnd iB not ,Jpfit eubloct to bo
94.00, !l.tiQ'W)d'.!6.00 tsellorst to cloBe spoken of lightly. This band haa a
at pair
Ono-flfth olfon'any shoe in the Iioubc-.
We huvo YOUR size at theso price .
We can fit you perfoctly nt n consider
able Having to you, now,
THE SHOERY,
SOL HOPES.!
membership of twcnty-ftTg, nil pupils
of tho public 6chool, and wcy nro very
mucn in earnest in tneir practice worn.
They are being instructed by Prof.
Garlisch, which means that their in
struction will bo thorough.
WantedPosition ns housekeeper by
woman witn ono child. Address,
uox Zi), u. r . u.,
Hershey, Nob.
For Sale
Fat hogs eight cents a pound liv
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me union hiock lorna uo.,
North Plctte, Neb.
8tart.Jtho Now Year wlth-tho rcsolu.
Hon to buy only good confcctUncry, Bturt
(t right by muklng tho resolution to
buy it only of tho RIGHT placo THIS.
That our goods' and pricea, nro right),
is'evidenccd by. our inrgo'.otid growing
business,
Wo want to call your attention,
especially .to our superb Vanilla Nu .
Cream Caramels, they aio not excelled
by any ono,
DICKEY BROS.
Confectioners and Bakers.
Mighty Bargain Carnival in Footwear.
To fay this sale will be l record breaker is putting it mildly. We are going to make this a
Mighty Bargain Carnival. One that will mean something, and in crder to do this we realize that
it will take price reduction.
Sale Will Commence Saturday, January 8th.
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Ladies' Shoes.
Lace Kid Bluchcr, $2.00 values ( in
now pl.40
Lace Kid Bluchor, $2.60 values no
now 1 .70
Lace Kid Blucher, $3.00 vt lues i in
now
Gun Metal Button, $3.00 values ) in
'now IiAQ
Kid Lace Blucher, $3.00 values i jn
' now Zu
Kid Lnce Cloth Top, $1.B0 no
values now Z.O
Kid Laco Blucher, $3.50 values t no
now Z.VO
Patent Colt Button, 54.00 i if
vnlues now 0,1
Patent Colt, Cloth Top Button -j n
$-1.00 values now 0.1
Kid Blue, Lace $.450 values lift
now 0A7
Patent Colt Bluchcr $1.50 1 in
values now 0.4
Bronzo Kid, Button, $5.00 j no
special now Z.O
Men's Work Shoes.
At Workingmen's Prices.
3.50 values, solo gtraran ed nn
to out wear tho upper JJ JO
$3.00 Calf Leather j n
now 4.0
$2.50 values -in
now i If"
Men's High Tops
3.50 values, 12 inch tops 2.S8
4.00 values, lGinchtops 3.G9
4.50 and 5.00 vnlues, 16 inch tops.. 3.98
Boy's Shoes
Thnt Means t Great Savng to You.
1.25 values now 98
1.50 vnlues now 1.19
1.75 values now 1.48
2.00 values now 1.69
2.25 values now 1.89
2.50 values now .....2.19
Little Things
At a Little Price With a Great Saving
to You.
Shoe Strings per pair lc
10c Cork Insoles 6c
10c Shoe polish 6c
25cShinola Polishing Seta 19c
50c Women's Goiters, Bla.ik 39c
10c Corn Cure, guaranteed 8c
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Mens' Dress Shoes.
One lot of Men's Dress Shoes including
Patents, H.id, Kangaroo, Calf in lace
and button $5.00 and $6.00 m-i no
values now . p0.O
Men's Patents, $4.50 vnlues n
now... 0.0
Men's Pn cnt8, Bluchcr lace, nn
$4.00 vnlues now Z.O
Men's Pi.tent Button, $4.00 no
values now Z.O
Men's Patent, Lace, $3.60 ) in
values nw LA)
Men's Vici, Laco $3.50 values 1 m
now I Ay
Men's Gur Metal, Lace, $3.50 1 in
now I A"
Lidies' Fleece Lined
Plain too tr tip, 1.75 values now.. $1.48
Pluintoe or tip, 2.50 value now .-...1.98
Misses' Shoes.
1.25 valuei at 98c
1.50 valuei at $1.19
1.75 valuei at ; 1.39
2.00 valgei at 1.69
2.25 values at 1.89
Special Dancing Pumps.
Ladles' nvo eyelet, plain tip,
patent cloth top, 3.50 values.. ..2.98
Infant's Soft Soles.
35cvalues it 24c
50c values at 39c
75c values at 59c
Special After
Xraas Prices on House
Slippers.
Men's 1.2E house slippers, now 98c
Men's 1.6( house slippers, now 1.29
Women's). 00 house slippers, now... 79c
Women's .1.25 house slippers, now. .89c
Wofflen'8).75 house slippers, now.. 1.39
Women's':. 25 house slippers, now. .1.69
Childrens' 90c-house slippers, now.. 59c
Childrens' 1.00 house slippers, now. .69c
Childrens' 1.15 house slippers, now.. 89c
Store will be closed one full day, Friday, the 7th, to mark stock down.
In order to cut my Stock one-half my stock will be in the hands of the
Kansas City Sales Co., S. H. Barnes, Sales Manager.
SMALL, The Big Slhoe Man,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.
January 4th, 1910
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present full bonid and county clerk.
Claim of Gaunt & Wyman, material
for John Hinmnn, disallowed for reason
that county is not liable.
Following bonds weso approved:
S. C. Wills, justice of the peace,
Buchanan precinct.
E. L. Latimer, overseer.
Fred Simants, overseer Dist. 30.
M. H. McDcmott, justice of peace,
Somerset precinct.
F. It. Elliott, county clork.
Ray C. Langford, county treasurer.
The matter of leasing the count
pror farm for the year 1910, comes u
before tho board for consideration anc
James Sadie-being the best bidder, thi
larm is let to him for the year 1910 a
a cash rental of $300, paid in advance,
and tho counlv clik is instructed t
have lease mado out nnd notify Mr.
Sadie to como in at once and sign least
and pay tho rental.
Bond of Albort Durbin, deputy
county treasurer, approved.
Tho county clerk Is instructed tc
notify Sam Bowers to vacate the poor
form before tho 6th day of February,
1910,
Adjourned until tomorrow.
January 5, 1910.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present Commissioners Kockcn and
Walter and county clerk.
Bond of Perry Tetterton, overseer
District 54, approved.
Tho following claims were allowed;
Sundry persons, December term of
court jurors and talesmen, $486.20
Sundry persons, bailiffs, J'8.00
C. F. Hicks, mdse., 6.30
Smith & Premier Co., ribbons, '2.26
Souls nnd Strnler, fees in tho Walling
ford and Johnson cases, 25.00.
Wm Ebright, December salary and
expenses, lbo.zu.
Tho following- bonds -were approved:
A. W. Hoatann, overseer Dist. 5,
It. L. Gregory, ovorseer Diet 58.
F. F. Longley, coroner.
P. H. Sullivan, juatico of tho peace
No. Platte No 1.
I. L. Miltonbergor, sherttT.
Ray C Langford: You :ire hereby
authorized to cancel tax of C. M. Gold
berry on nccount of error In assess
ment as to Improvements on valuation
of $150.00.
Claim of W W Simmons fbr 60 00 on
Road Dist 54, withdrawn.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Public Sale.
Chas. McAllnBk'r, living ono mlje
west and threo quortora mila mrth of
Herehey will have n Bale of personal
property on Saturday, Jan. 15th. The
property to bo sold will Include 34 head
of high bred horses, 40 tons of nlfnlfa
hay, farms implements nnd household
goods, Sale will begin ns 1( a. in.
A Wild Blizzard Raging
brings danger, suiTering often death
to thousands, who take colds, coughs
and lagrippe that terror of Winter and
Spring. Its danger signals ure "stuffed
up" nostrils, lower part of nose sorr,
chills and fever, pain in back of heat.',
and a throat-gripping cough. When
grip attacks,, as you value your life ,
don't delay getting Dr. King's New
Discovery. "Ono bottle cured me,"
writes A. L. Dunn, of Pine Valley,
Miss., "after being 'laid up threo
weeks with Grip." For sore lungs,
Hemorrhages, Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, its su
preme. 60c. $1.00. Guaranteed by
Stono Drug Co.
For Sale.
NE 18-9-32. Lincoln Courty. $10.00
per acre. Reasonable terms. W. L
Selby. 436 Bonrd of Trade Bldtr.. Oma-
!ha.
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First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $130,000,:
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President.
E. F. SEEBERCiER, Vice-Presidcnf,
F. L. MO0NEY, Cashier.
SACRIFICE SALE
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"ijr bu u Mic cuumry w ouy residence ioia wnen you
buy tho following choice residence lots in the West End where they
will inwease in value nnd nlwayt be in demnnd.
Threo nice lots In block 17, Town Lot Co'b Addition, $350.00 for
all three.
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Two handsome loto on Block 12, Town Lot Co'a Addition. $350.00
for both lota.
Throo handaomo lota on weal FourUi- utt,imror. In and paid -for,
$1200.00 tot thja. threo. ' .. , . . . 'tV
Four choice lota on weat Sijok Btroat closoin for '$400.00, $460.00,
$500.00 and $050.00 each. :
gH Theso lota are all close In, hl?h and dry, do not require any filling
Cj and each of them is worth moro money than we are asking for them.
S Buchanan Mid Patterson.
