Gifts for the Graduates
A few suggestions from our new and varied stock
Watches,
Pearl Rings,
Souvenir Spoons,
Diamonds, Pearl Brooches, Hand Bags made of Silver,
Silver Coin Purses, Cut Glass Vases,
Cuff Buttons, Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets,
Watch Fobs, Watch Chains, Signet Rings,
Hat Pins, Fountain Pens The Waterman
The famous "Hull Umbrellas" with removable handles, for ladies
and gentlemen.
Look for our Graduation Windows.
DIXON, THE JEWELER.
Sugar Beet Acreage.
The boot ncrcngo in Lincoln county
this year is 1.650 acres, 1500 of which
is in the section between North Platto
ana Sutherland, and 150 acres in tho
Maxwell section. About two-thirds of
this acreage has been planted, and the
earlier plantings are now above ground
and show an excellent stand. Tho
company has also constracted 1G8 acres
around Keystone on the north river
branch.
For Sale.
One eight room houso and two lots
on South Locust street, fine lawn and
narkintr. shade trees and some fruit
trees.
Two five room houses, one lot each.
All have bath rooms and fixtures.
Also 35 stands of Italian bees.
All must bo sold in noxt 15 days.
Cheap for cash. Come and see rno.
W. R. Vernon. -
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Gradualc Dcnlisl.
Office over tho McDonald
State Bank.
Will Organize Driving Club .
A number of horse owners of tho
city are taking steps toward the
organization of a gentlemen's driving
club. It is believed that a membership
of from twenty-five to fifty can bo
obtained.
Ground south of the cemetery,
owned by Gene Richards, will bo leased
and a half mile track laid out.
Everett Roberson has returned from
Columbus, having concluded not to play
with the state league.
The ladies of the Presbyterian aid
society will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. John Singleton.
Wanted- A girl at 221 east Fourth
street.
Hear Miss Howell! at tho Keith
Friday evening in a program of miscel
laneous numbers. The high school
orchestra will play between numbers.
Tom Grately, of Stromsburg, and Ar
thur McGril, of Denver, will try con
clusions on the mat at the opera house
this evening. There will be the usual
preliminaries.
Beginning May 18th there will be a
special sale of all hats in the millinery
dept. at tho Wilcox Dept. Store at 25
per cent discount.
Boyd's new model show will exhibit in
North Platto next Thursday and Friday
evenings under canvas. Tne perform
ances consist of trained animals and
vaudeville.
See LeMaster - for Rambler or
Mitchell carsbest on earth.
The piano in tho recent Ginn, White
and Scnatz contest has been delivered
to Miss Nancy Johnson, who was award
ed a judgment against the firm in the
county ourt.
Mary Garner and Frank McDonald
were fined ten dollars each and trim
mings in the police court yesterday on
tho charge of unbecoming conduct.
Both are non-residents.
Chas. McMurrny, of Br?dy, took an
overload of oh be joyful Saturday even
ing and was gathered in by the police.
In the police court yesterday morning
he was assessed the customary fine.
0. E. Elder, as referee, sold at public
auction Saturday 160 acres of land on
the river bank south of Braby toW. N.
Kern of that section for $4,580. This
land was part of the Soules estate.
Sunshine Finishes for all new and
old work on floors, woodwork and
furniture. For sale at Schiller & Co.
Buy the young man or young lady
graduate something that will be a
lasting mento of tho occasion. A
piece of good jewelery would bo entirely
appropriate. We are displaying many
new and up to date pieces. Dixon,
The Jeweler.
The high school cadets, who had
been in cpmp for several days at
Gothenburg, returned home last night.
Tho boys report a very enjoyable time
in camp. They gave a danco Saturday
evening and had a largo crowd in at
tendance, netting about twenty dollars.
L. E. Jones, a valley farmer who
w.is In town vesterdav. says corn
planting in tho section west of town
will be finished this week. Mr. Jones
says small grain is in fino condition
but that tho first cutting of alfalfa will
be light.
John Deere Implements and Weber
& Stoughton wagons at Hershey's.
Countv Treasurer Lanrrford reports
collections of forty thousand dollars for
tho month of April, this representing
tho navment of real estate taxes for
1909. This sum is six thousand dol
lars greater than the collections for
April, 1909. That is a pretty good
showing, don't you think
Tlvde was found cuilty at 10:23 o'clock
vestordav morninc of tho murder of
Col. Thomos Swope at Kansas City.
Thn nnnishmont is life imprisonment.
Thojury had beenoutsince Friday night
and one juror was quoted as declaring
tw. ha would vote for acauittal "until
ho died of old ace." consenueutly tho
verdict came as a surprise, all the at
tnmovH hsiviner criven un hone of acreo
ment. Attorney Walsh, counsel for the
defense, declared he would appeal the
cose.
Property On West Fourth Street
For Sale.
Wo have listed for auick sale the
M I? Wnrlfmnn nrnnnrtv on West 4tll
Street. This is a seven room house,
...;ti imll nn nrwl flnvun ntnirs. onen
1 stairs. Nice lawn and trees. Has stable
for four head of horses, granary and
This place can be bought at a bargain
for 30 days.
Call and see Temple Real Estato &
,BfnSEBA!dBlol.--
Best Hail Insurance.
In the Reliable St Paul, 163 per cent
cheaper than last year.
B ii att & Goodman.
Elect Directors.
Undor an amendment of tho Y. M. C.
A. by-laws tho number of directors has
been increascu irom nine po imeen.
pnd tho election recently held resulted
in the selection of Wilson Tout, E. A.
Crosby, Clark Buchanan, G. W. Mc
Dowell, Roy Bunnell, L. W. Walker,
Chas. McDonald and Victor VonGootz.
Tho directors holding over aro C. O.
Wcingnnd. W. M. Cunningham, C. F.
Tracy, J. R. White, F. R. Elliott and
E. W. Mann.
Tho directors will meet at the rooms
this evening nnd organize.
A Watch for the Graduate.
A watch lasts the longest and is tho
most useful gift you can make. A
constant reminder every day in the
year, and for mnny years, of tho
esteem which prompted the giver.
Special inducements to purchasers of
watches for graduation gifts.
Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Suburban Property.
Parties wishing a snap houso and lot
in the south-west part of town cheap,
inquire about this. Good place for
chickens. ,
Temple Real Estato & Ins. Agency
1 & 2 McDonald Block.
SEE
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FIT.
If you buy your SUIT at Drehert Clothing
Co. the fit is noticeable.
We do not claim to sell you the best material
for less than it is worth, you control that part of
the bargain, buy what you pay. You can't buy
a good artcile for the price of a poor one, your
own judgement will tell you that.
Decide for yovrself what price you want to
pay for a Suit then come to us and we will
throw in a perfect fit and give you the best mater
ial that can be furnished for the money you want
to spend. The FIT goes xuith all our clothing, no
matter what the price.
Princeton Suits that FIT
TTT Ide Shirts that FIT.
f & Munsing Union Suits that FIT
Tiueen Hats in l-16th sizes that
FIT
Q Stetson Hats that FIT
k tI 0 S a French Shriner and Umer Shoes
that FIT
Duster Brown Sox that FIT.
Try us first and be convinced.
Drehert Clothing Co.,
5j North Platte and McCook, Neb. gj
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
V
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capita) and Surplus $130,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President,
E. F. SEEUEROER, Vicc-Prcsidenl,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vice-President,
F, L. MOONEY, Cashier.
Junior Class Entertainment.
The Junior Class of the high school
has secured Miss Howell, of Lincoln,
to give interpretive readings at the
Keith on Friday evening of this week.
Miss Howell is a graduate of Emerson
college. Boston, nnd for eight years
has had charge of tho dramatic inter
pretation and public speaking in tho
University of Nebraska, during which
time she has given readings through
out this and adjoining states.
Miss Howell has been heard in North
Platte before, nnd bIio captivated her
audience by her charming nnd gracious
manner.
Special Sale in Millinery Dept.
Your choice of any Hat In my entiro
stock nt a discount of twenty-fivo per
cent. Wilcox Deit. Store.
Flower Mission Awards Prizes.
The Flower Mission held a meoting
at the home of Mrs. Donegnn Friday
evening nnd discussed plans for tho
summer's work. Tho prizes that wero
offered to the girl or boy having tho
most beautiful flower garden during
tho summer of 1909 were awarded at
this meeting, Mrs. P. A Norton nnd
Mrs. J. I. Smith acting as judges.
In this contest Miss Florenco Donegan
was awarded first prize, Misses Mildred
FitzPatrick and Gertrude Rebhauscn
second prize, nnd Edwinn Keliher third
prize. Prizes will also bo given for the
summer of 1910.
Artificial Ice.
Tho Lexington Artificial Ico Co. will
begin delivering artificial ice in this
citvnlinnt Anrll 1Kt.li. A lilmrnl nnnnlu
will bo kept in storage and all orders
can ami win oe promptly nncd.
M. B. Smith.
Our Spring Suits.
The HouKofKuppcnhamef
Chic go
If clothes hnve any influ
ence on the World's opinion
of n Man and they certainly
have- the Man we Suit this
Spring will bask in the sun
light of public esteem.
Our Clothes ore Fashioned
for critical eyes, and they are
Tailored for critical tastes by
Master hands.
The Season's choice and
correct Models arc ready for
inspection or choosing.
Suits $12.50, $15 and $20
along by easy steps to $25.00.
Our $20, $22.50 and $25.00
Suits will prove a great sur
prise to tho Man who never
bought his Clothes here.
We touch your nurse as light-
ily as possible and our splendid
values help you to be nappy
in your Clothes.
J. B. McDonald,
The Home of Good Clothes,'
Grocery Special.
Elastic Dollars for Five Days.
More goods for same money,
Bettor goods for less money.
May 19th to May 24th.
16J pounds Cane Sugar for $1,00
25c can of White Cherries G cans for 1,00
26c can Black Cherries 6 cans for 1.00
25c can Sliced Peaches G cans for 1.00
25c can Yellow Free Peaches G cans for. .vr. 1.00
25c can Bnrtlett Pears G cans for .,. . . , 1.00
20c can Grnpes 7cnns for 1.00
20c can Egg Plums 7 cans for 1.00
20c can Green Gugo 7 cans for '. ,. 1.00
20c can Apricots 7 cans for j 1 00
15c can Peaches 8 enns for 1.15
45c gallon Peaches 40c, 3 for '.: . . . 1.15
35c gallon apples, very special, per can 28
Regular 5c Table Salt 3 cars for , 10c
Regular 12J Red Cross Peas per can . '. 10c
Regular 124 can Tomatoes per dozen. .... $1.25
Regular 10c can Corn per dozen ......... k 95o
Regular 12J Red Cross Corn per 'dozen......'. $1'.20
Large cans Pumpkin, Squash, Beans, Hominy, Kroutper can 10c
10c enn Oysters 3 cans for 25c
20c can Oysters 3 cans for t : 50c
lib Tins Dried Beef per can 10c
Flour.
Regular price Purity Flour $1.60 this sale $1.50
Regular price St. Louis $1.60 this sale $1.50
Not more than two sacks to a customer.
Regular 10c best Jap Rico 6 lbs for 25c
Coffee.
Here is whero you get your dollar's worth.
Regular 35c a lb Acropolis brand 3 lbs for ; $1.00
Regular 30c a lb Fifth Ave brand 4 lbs for 1.10
Regular 25c a lb Frontier brand 5 lbs for .' 1.10
Regular 20c a lb Good Cheer brand 7 lbs for $1.15
Regular 15c a lb Snap brand 8 lbs for $1.00
Regular 50c Red Cross Tea this sale 40c
Regular 50c and GOcJapan, Gun Powder and English Breakfast per lb.. .40c
Soap.
G bars SUNNY MONDAY Soap 25c
8 bars Swift Pride Soaps , 25c
GOLD DUST large package ,. 19c
All 5c toilet Soaps G bars for 25c
All 10c toilet Soaps 3 bars 25c
Dried Fruit.
Lnrge Prunes 3 lbs for 25c
Small Prunes 5 lbs for 25c
Regular 12?c dried Peaches 51bs for 50c
15c extra choice dried Peaches 4 lbs for .' 50c
20c extra choice dried Apricots 3 lbs for 50c
15c Necterines 4 lbs for 50c
20c Red Plums 4 lbs 50c
16 oz pkgs seeded Raisins 3 pkgs for. . , 25c
Cleaned Currents 16 oz 2 pkgs 25c
Regular 10c Muscatels Raisins 4 lbs 25c
Regulnr 15c Sultana Raisins 2 lbs 25c
Regular 15c Layer Raisins 2 lbs 25c
Odd and Ends.
10c Flake Hominy 6 lbs for 25c
4 lbs white BeanB 25c
3J lbs Lima Beans for , ; j 25c
5 lbs colored Beans for 25c
4 lbs small dried Peas 4..25c
Potatoes good sound stock per bushel 55c
Pop corn 3 lbs for 10c
Gallon can Table Syrups '. , 40c
20c best Red Salmon per can.' f 15c
Pink Salmon per can -K .'. , ; 10c
Oil Sardines 7 cans for 25c
Mustard Sardines 3 cans for 25c
25c Sweet Pickles per qt 20c
Largo Dill Pickles per doz .. 15c
A great variety of bottle pickles, 15c goods this sale 10c
15c bottlo Catsup ' ,10c
15c pint Mustard . tj 10c
Carnation Milk per can W 10c
Soda Crackers in 20 lb. b'x, per lb 5 74c
5c box Soda Craokers 6 for 25c
Fresh Country Eggs per dozon , 174c
25c package Mothers Oats 20c
25c K. C. B. Powder 20c
15c K. C. B. Powder 12c
10c K. C. B. Powder ' 8c
10c can Calumet Baking Powder 3 for 25c
15c can Cnlumot Baking Powder per can 12c
50c can Royal Baking Powder 42c
25c can Royal Baking Powder per can 23j
Black Pepper, White Cayenno Pepper, Cinnamon, Clovoa. Als'pico,
Ginger, Pickling SpiceB in one-fourth pound cartoons, absolutely
pure, this salo v....'.,... 8c
Kellogs and Quaker Corn Flakes 3 pkgs 'for, ...'.....(. 25c
Egg-o-seo 3 plcgs for ......... , .........' '. .'. . 25c
Regular Ec Matches 3 pkgs for ;', 10c
Regular 5c Yeast Foam 3 packages for...., 10c
Regular 5c Gum all kinds 4 packages for 10c
North Platte's Cheapest Grocery,
NORTH
SIDE
Tramp &. Westenf eld.
Derryberry & Forbes.
Buying a Rocker is like
buying- a pair of shoes. Shoes
if they don't fit are uncom
fortable. We have over thirty
different styles, we ought to
be able to fit you.
Derryberry & Forbes.
Don't forget our Rugs.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
HOSPITAL
A Modern Institution for
the treatment of Medical
and Surgical Cases. Grad
uate Nursing. Physician
in attendance day or night
Special accommodations
for confinement cases,
721-23 North Locus
Telephone No. 642.
Nowhere in North Platte will vou
find better and more satisfactory live
and ton cent cigars than here. We
mako our cigars and know the quality
of tobacco that goes in them, and
knowing this wo can recommend them
to all smokers. Give our cigurs a trial.
J. F. SCHIUALZRIED,
Notice.
Frank B. Gard will take notice that on
the 30th day of April, 1910, P. H. Sul
Ivian, u justice ot tho pence in and for
Lincoln County, Nebraska, issued an
order of attachment for tho sum of
$6.25 in an action pending before him,
wherein Uichnrd V. Cox is plaintiff and
iranK . uariwietenuant, that property,
consisting of rrionoy in tho bands of tho
Union Pacific Rail Road Company, a'
corporation, has been attached under
said order. .
Saidehuso was continued to tho 21st
day of Juno, 1910, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Dutt.il North PlatttY Nobr. May 10th
RicharU V. Cox Plantlff.