SPRING NOVELTIES.
Now Hat Pins.
Now Bags in Silver and Leather.
New Collar Pins.
New Belt Pins.
NeV Neck Chains, extra long,
with the long lockets.
New Back Combs.
Now Fobs for Ladies and Men.
Now Rings.
New Button Seta.
Now Bracelets.
Diamond's, a big lino of Diamond
Rings.
CLINTON, Jeweler.
(Wiuiinnnhwwwrtrxwflrt
DR. H. C. BROCK,
g DENTIST.
Q Oyer First National. Pliono H8
Will Hcndy and sister Miss Lillian,
of Maxwell, arc visitors in town.
On account of the city council meet-
Inirno band nractlco will bo held. this
evening.
The Indian card club will meet with
Mrs. J. P. Clabough Thursday afternoon.
Fred Owings has recently purchased
and taken possession of tho pool hall on
Locust street.
W. A. CaufTmfln, a former local real
batata atront. is in town today whilo
enrouto to Ogalalla.
The Methodist aid socloty will meet'
Thursday afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. Chris Tagader.
If you havo idle money and seeking
safe Investments, see Bratt & Good
man. ,
Prof. Donahue tho strong man, is
tho vaudoviile attraction at the Keith
picture show this evening and tomorrow
evening.
D. B. White and Henry Fulk, of
Sutherland and George Mudd, of Her
ahev. wore business visitors in town
1 w
yesterday.
. J. E. Jones was arrested Sunday on
the chargeof drunkenness, and in the
, police court this morning was fined two
dollars and costs.
Never had greater bargains in nice
homeH. vacant lots, improved farms
and unimproved land than now.
v Bratt & Goodman.
Quito a number of out of town
poople attended the, play last evening,
including eight or ten from Ogalalla,
several from Sutherland, and others
from Horahoy, Maxwell and Brady.
taken up on tho Doolittlo farm fonr
miles southwest of town one black
maro and one gray yearling. Party can
havo same by paying for this notico
and feed bill.
Picard Bros, aro figuring on a b'unga
low which H. N. Smith oxpocta to
erect on hln corner lot on east Sixth
street. Tho plans call for ono of the
moBt modern residences in town.
When you use Union Flour mado es
pecially for us you got nil of quality
that can bo put into any flour that is
rnqdo. Prico $1.50 per sack.
, Wilcox Dkpaktmbnt Stoiie
A trco planting machine is being used
in sotting out 100,000 catalpa trees on
tho Union Pacific trco plantation cast
of town. Yesterday this machine
nvoraged eighteen trees per minuto for
five consecutive hours.
Never so important a timo to tako
out Are, lightning, cyclono and hall In
suranco as now. Let Bratt & Good'
mtin write it and bo safe Thocost is
Hlllllll.
Mr. and Mm. P. P. Maddox, of tho
Duck Brand ranch north of Paxton,
wero in town yesterday and attended
"Tho Lion and tho Mouse" last oven
intti Mr. Maddox purchuscd tho ranch
of Chas. Nevlns Inst fall.
C. Elder, who recently sold his
land and personal property nt Span
nuth, is in. town today. He is looking up
a location, und may docldo to remove
to North Platte in order to givo his
children tho advantages of our schools.
. Miss Maudb Wilson has decided to at
tend school at Lincoln noxt year and
has notified the board of education to
fill her place. Miss Ailcen Gantt, for-
Presbyterian Sapper.
Tho Presbyterian ladles will serve
supper in the church basement on Tues
day evening of next week, April 26th.
The menu will bo:
Roast Pork with Gravy,
Veal Loaf,
Mashed Potatoes, Cabbage Solad,
Baked Beans,
Jelly, Pickles,
Cake, Coffee, Tea.
Price 25 cents per plate.
For Rent.
1000 acre ranch, part cultivated.
Hay and grazing. Eight miles from
city.
Houses and unfurnished rooms.
Bratt & Goodman.
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Tho Presbyterian ladies' aid will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W.
V. Iloagiand.
Eight per cent money to loan on real
estate. Bratt & Goodman.
Claude Dclaney continues to improve
and is now able to walk around in the
house, but has not yet ventured out.
Frank Stuart leaves tomorrow for
Des Moines, whero he goes to investi
gate a proposition whicli has been
submitted to him.
Get thono pictures framed now.
Sorenson 107 East Fifth street.
Dick Backer went to Omaha today,
accompanying his father, who was re
turning from a trip in the west Dick
will spend several days in Omaha.
For rent An $8 room. Inquire at
221 So. LocuBt or phono 232.
Miss Laura Pollock of Lincoln has
been secured by the Board of Educa
tion to teach tho Bratt school next
year. Miss Workman who now holds
that position will bo transferred to
some position in tho ward schools.
For Sale Single Comb Rodo Island
Red and Single Comb White Leghorn
Eggs. 51.00 for 15.
Wm. OTTEN, 909 west Fifth Btrcet.
Noxt Friday afternoon tho North
Platte high school and tho Union Pa
cific shopmen will play a gamo of ball
at the park at 3:30. The game will bo
interesting as neither team has been
beaten so far this year. The admis
sion will bo twenty-five cents.
For Snlo or lease 546 acres of hay
land, 3J miles Bouthwcst of North
Platto. Inquire or address Henry Fulk,
Sutherland.
Tho banana belt received a weather
jolt for three or four days, but re
covered today and tho kicker has quit
kicking. But whilo tho weather hero
was a littlo oft, It was worse both east
and west of us, a heavy fall of snow at
Grand Island Friday and a foot or
moro at Rawlins.
Walk-Over Shoes.
THE HAPPY CIOB"
The Walk-Over Shoe Maker,
The Walk-over Shoe Dealer,
The Walk-Over Shoe Wearer
The maker is happy because his "honesty-is-the-best-policy
methods make him prosperous.
The dealer is happy because he has the sole agency for
a shoe that makes friends.
And the most important of all THE WEARER is happy
bebause he enjoys foot comfort and foot style and because
he finds the WALK-OVER shoes trustworthy.
Are you one of us? '
The initiation fees are
$3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
First National Hank
George Stevens Diet.
George Stevens, who for several
months had been snfTering from tuber
culosis, died at tho Third ward hospital
Saturday evening about six thirty. For
soveral years tho deceased had filled the
position of janitor of tho First Nation
al Bank and of tho Episcopal church.
Ho was an Englishman by birth and a
staunch Episcopalian. Funeral ser
vices were held at the Episcopal church
yeBterday afternoon conducted by Rev.
Chapman.
Cane Seed for Sale.
I havo a nunntitv of choice hand
picked cane seed which I will sell for
$1.00 per bushel while it lasts. Also
somo milo mazo seed. You can get
these seed at tho Ritner feed store or
at my place. B. A. Wilson.
Statistical information from Wash
ington shows a phenoniinal increase in
the last twenty years in the value of
wealth produced on farms of the
United States. Figures prepared by
the statisticans of the department of
agricultural shows tho increaso to havo
been $6,00,000,000 in the period from
1889 to the close of last year. In 1889
the value of the wealth' produced on
farms of tho United States was $2,460,
000,000; ten years later it was $4,717,-
000,000 and last year, according to tho
preliminary estimate just issued, it was
$8,760,000,000.
Every Day Is Gossard Day
In Our Corset Department
Every day our patrons
will have the privilege
of being fitted With
the newest spring
model of the Gossard
Corsets. When you
realize that every Gos
sard Corsetiere and
fitter is trained in new
school methods you
will understand the
advantage to be de
rived. For women who are
unacquainted with the
Gossard facts we give
them in outline as
follows:
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ff
The pre-eminence of tho front lacing
corset Is today a demonstrated dress
fact. The Gossard rankB as tho fash
ionable corset of tho world. It is the
original and perfect front lacing corset
ana affords tho truest union of stylo
and healthfulness, something which has
heretofore never been accomplished.
It is tho only corset that adds to gen
eral beauty of line a closed habit back
that is unrivaled in distinctiveness.
It is the only corset in which you will
get "Electrobone" n boning which
lends Bupplencss and strength to a
wonderful degree.
Wilcox Department Store.
paying
natte.
For Said Ono of tho best
business propositions in North
Good reasons for sell'ng. Inquire at
tnis oiuce.
Miss Mary Strnhorn will be tho
recipient of two pro-nuptial showers
this week, one at tho home of Miss
Grace Payno Wednesday afternoon, tho
other Friday afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. C. E. Lowell, who will bo associ
ated with Miss Vera Sitton as hostess,
Bruco Stuart, a former Nortli Platto
boy, has been appointed first assistant
to the ordnance officer nt tho Mara Is
land navy ynrd. Ho will have charge
of tho wireless telegraphy and electri
cal schools. For a couplo of years past
ho has been connected with tho U. S.
wireless telegraph stations on tho Pa
clfic coast.
Advo Preserves nnu Jellies are pure
fruit goods and tasto as good or batter
than homo made. Prico is moderate.
Wilcox Department Store.
TheGoneral Chorus hfid another rous
ing pructico Monday evening. It is ex
pected that the full chorus will bo
present noxt Monday when now music
will be on hand and a good rehearsal as
sured. Tbis chorus Is for graduating
exorcises and will bo one of tho big
features of that wcok. Prof. Gnrllchs
accompanies and Prin. Ringer directs.
For Sale.
Baled hay at'$7.'25 per ton.
S .11 barb wiro 2 cents per pound.
John Bratt,
"St. Elmo."
For fifty years or so, "St. Elmo,"
Augusta J. Evans' novol . has been ono
of tho most popular books by a native
writer. It has alwaysbeen regarded as
a partiqularly charming romnnce of the
South, the creation of a Southern au
thor, whoso sympathy with her subject
rondercd her work particularly ef
fective. Tho incidents narrated in its
pages havo tempted tho dramatist moro
than once and now comes tho announce
ment that a now version has been put
before tho public. This latest is the
work of Noil Twomey, nn author of
experience and a staea director of
ability, who according to the manage
ment of tho play has prepared a drama
that will appeal to tho fastidious
theatre-goer. Tho play 1b announced
at the Keith Theatre Friday evening of
this week.
Monarch Malleable Ranges the best
on tne market at Hersney's.
KEITH THEATRE
Friday, April 23d,
Tho Play that tho Entire
Country is Talking About
The St. Elmo Co., Announce for Your
Approval Neil Twomey't Dramati
tion of
ST. ELMO
Famous Southeran Romance by
Augusta J. Evans.
For the Beit Hail Insurance.
Mr. Farmer, do you know that there
has been a big reduction in the hail
insurance rates for this year and that
you cannot afford to let your crops go
uninsured and when you write this in
surance why not get the best? Write
it in the "National," a company with
Total Assets (Jan. 1, 1910) of 9,-
328,707.25 and know that your loss
will be settled promptly and liberally
TEMPLE REAL ESTATE & INS.
AGENCY.
C. F. Temple, Mgr.. 1 & 2 McDonald
Brock.
Tho
A
Metropolitan cast!
Superb Scenic Production!
Great Play with a Great Moral!
Read the Book.
$1.00, 75c, 50c
See the Play.
and 25c. I
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $130,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President,
E. F. SEEDERGER, Vice-President,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vice-President,
F.:iL. MO0NEY, Cashier.
T
Derryberry & Forbes
Dining (hair Stock
is the Best Ever.
Artificial Ice.
Tho Lexington Artificial Ico Co. will
begin delivering artificial ico in this
citvnbout Anril 15th. A liberal sunnlv
r. . . i w
wm uo Kept in storage nnu an oruc
can and will be promptly illlcd.
M.
ere
B. Smith.
Carpets and Rugs
The work of constructing tho now
Union Pacific coal Bheds in Konrnoy wi 1
bo commenced in n few doys. They will
stand comploto in sixty days from the
tho timo tho work starts, if the plans
of the road go not umiss. Construction
of theso sheds was postponed until the
spring opened so that no delays on
account of weather or lack of men
would interfere with tho progress of
tho work when it was once Btarted.
We are just opening" Up the Hon. W. II. Thompson, of Grand
merly of thb.clty, has been ofTered the o-oods 'm ths department and l8,and' for Peraonnl professional
Mathmetlcs. department of tho high
Bchool which Miss Wilson now holds.
Union Flour Is a sura cure for poor
bread, Wilcox Deiwktment Stoiie.
Tho Normal Class of tho High
School spent last Wednesday in visit
ing rural schools, Thoy woro ac
companied by Supt. Tout and visited
iha Bratt school, Mylander school,
Bignell school and Maxwell school.
There are seven mombers of tho class
whd will graduate- this year. i
For Sale.
one' house on west Third street, and
home residence In the west end. For
"""terms und prices call at my residence.
mm, w. F.-ctrtm
have in the largest stock of
room size rugs to be found in
the city. Our linoleums are
just in and part of our ingrain
carpets. While we are not
entirely straightened up on
these lines we are ready for
business on what
reasons,
from tho senatorial race, and ho pledges
his best efforts to secure victory for tho
democratic party.
Tbe Demon of The Air.
is tho germ of LaGrippo, that, breathed
in, brings suffering to thousands, Its
after effects are weakness, norvousness,
lack of appetite, energy and ambition,
with disordered livor and kidneys. Tho
' greatest neeu men is uiectnc Hitters,
. . I : it j i i i i i in i
VP nnvp in I tnoBpienaiu tunic, uiuuuiuruiurunu reg-
andf will be Cflad to show them. Thousands havo proved thatlhey won-
Ub'UUllV OVtVllWlUli HIV IIUI1VO, UUIIU
to you.
Wilcox Department More
up tho Bystem and
eroou aniriis alter
If suffering, try them,
tho
restore
ood spirits after an attack of Grip.
health and
Only BOc. Per
feet satisfaction guaruntouU by Stonu
Jnig Cd.
' V II l
III
The
Vault without a faultConceded Best in the World.
It is waterproof, reinforced with steel throughout,
finished with aluminum, and can bo obtained from
your undertaker at a reasonable price. It is a sat
isfaction worth more than the cost, toknow that the
remains of your friends and the casket containing
them are preserved from the waters of the earth
as they cannot be when buried in any other way.
The North Platte Vault Co., G. W. Prosser, Afjt.
STEtLgglNrORCtD
TRADK MARK
Prices range from
$5.00 to $35.00 Per Set high as
THE SKIES
and any of them worth
the money.
Don't Forget Our Rugs.
, Application for Druggist Permit.
Matter of Application of Jos. H.
Notico is hereby given that Jos. H.
In freshness and purity are our bakery
goous. xno matter wnat tne purcnase
may be either Bread, rolls or any
thing in tho cake line, you nre cer
tain of securing the quality of goods
that cannot bo excelled for tho money.
Stono for Druggist Formlt.
Notico is hereby triven thi
Stone did upon the 10th day of April, A.
DICKEY
Confcctionory,
BROTHERS,
Pianos Bakery.
D, 1010, fltofcis application to tho City
Council of worth Platto, Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska, for licenso to soil malt,
spirituous and vinous liauora for medic
inal and mechanical purposes only in
tho City of North Platto. Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska, from tlio first Tuesday
of May, 1010, to the first Tuesday of
May, 1911.
it tnero uo no objection, remon-
itrnnco or protest filed within two
weeks from April 19th, A. D. 1910,
whu ueunse win uo granteu.
Jos. H. STbW Applfctait,
Application for Liquor License.
Matter of Application of Fred Walte
math for Liquor Licenso.
Notico is hereby given that Fred
Waltemath did upon tho 4th day of
April, A. D. 1010, file his application to
tho City Council of North Platte, Lin
coin county, Nebraska, for license to
sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors
on the south 24 feet of Lot 4. Block
103. boincr No. C13 N. Dewov St.. In
the City of North Platte, Lincoln coun
ty, Nebraska, from tho first Tuesday
of May, 1910, to tho first Tuesday of
May, 1911.
If there bo no objection, remonstrnnco
or protest filed within two weeks from
April 19th, A. D. 1910, said licenso will
bo granted. FitEl) WALTEMATH,
Applicant;
Application for Liquor License.
Mntter of Application of Luke F.
Uniey for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that Luke F.
Haloy did upon the 15th day of April,
A. D. 1910, file his application to tho
City Council of North Platte, Lincoln
County. Nebrnska, for license to
sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors
on tho east 22 feet of Lot 3, Block 115
in tho City of North Platto, Lincoln
county, Nebraska, from tho First Tues
day of May 1010, to the First Tuesday
of Mav 1911.
If there bo no objection, remonstrnnco
or protest filed within two weeks from
April 19th. A. D. 1910, said-license will
be granted. Luke F. Haley,
Applicant.
Application for Liquor License.
Matter of Application of A. 13. Tim
merman for Liquor License.
Notico is hereby given that A. E.
Timmerman did upon tho 7th day of
April, A. D. 1910, file hij application to
the City Council of North Platto, Lin
coln County, Nebrasku, for licenso to
sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors
on east 33 feet of Lot 1, Block 103, orig
inal town, and being street No. 222 E
Front street in tho City of North Platte,
Lincoln County, Nebraska, from the
1st Tuesday ol May, 1910, to the 1st
Tuesday of May, 1911.
If there be no objection, remon
strance or protest Wed within two
weeks from April 19th, A. D. 1910,
said license will be granted.
A. E. Timmerman, Applicant.