m r. wallace
Silver plate that M
H M that doe not give H
I Tj satisfactory service H
Clinton, Jeweler and Optician
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist.
Ofllco ovor tho McDonald
Stato Dank.
Master Losllo Dare left last night for
avislt with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Letts in
Laramie.
" Edgar Donehowcr, who had boon
visiting his parents for a couple of
weeks, loft today for Denver.
Mrs. Annie Adams, of Missoula,
Mont., formerly Annio Alstadt of this
city, is expected horo shortly to visit
friends.
Monarch Mallcablo Ranges best
on tho market at Horshey s.
Tho Tribune force observed the
nation's natal day and thorofore there
is nnotlceablp paucity of local news in
this issue.
Miss Whittakor will continue tho sale
of light colored ribbons at one-half
price us advertised.
13. S. Dnvls returned this morning
from York, where ho attended tho lay
ing of tho corner stono of tho now
Odd Follows homo.
Mr and Mrs. J. D. Hayes returned
Sunday from Hot Springs, Ark., whore
th'oy had been for sovoral weeks for
the benefit of Mrs. Hayes health, which
is now much improved.
Lost. Dluck cat with stran around
neck. Suitnblo roward will bo paid for
the return or. same to zzz w. otn &t.
Majok A. White.
Mrs, II. G. .angdon, of Omaha, for
' many years a' resident or North I'intto,
has been critically ill for ten days, and
tho attending physician gives little
' bono of recovory. Her troublo is some
, ail'ection of tho heart.
v For Salo Two horso power gasoline
i engine, four revolving fans and belting
iMnquiro at Enterprise Dakory.
Amid the noiso and din of tho glorious
' ' Fourth and just when tho sun had
reached its zenith, tho stork called at
the resldonco of Mr. and Mrs. L. W
Walker and deposited a bright girl
baby. Tho interested parties are doing
nicely. Congratulation are extended
Several North Plntto people who at
tended tho' celebration at Sutherland
yesterday sny tho crowd in attendance
was very large, tho amusement
fcuturcs excellent nnd that everybody
seemed to have an onjoyablo day. The
exorcises nnd uports where held in
grove juBt north of town.
,A watch that does not keop time is
yforeo then no watch at all. If your
.watch is not right, our workmen are
thoroughly capable of putting It In first
class order. Wo. gunrnnteo our re
pairing. Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Just before arising yesterday morn
in'c Wilson Tout was surprised by
bullet from a thirty-two revolver
crashing through tho lowor window
sash, und plowing along thp wa
dronned to tho floor. As tho room at
tho time was occupied by Mr. and Mrs
Tout and tho children, tho feeling at
the particular time was somewhat tin
comfortable.
Heal estato may become a drag on
tho market and the bottom drop out of
stocks and bonds, but diamonds never
decroaBO in value. If you invest in
diataonds you can always realizo on
them at onco and diamonds aio in
creasing in vaiuo every ,uay, ket us
show you some of tho superb diamonds
we now have on hand.
a Dixok, Tho Jeweler.
Vance Neat has been visiting friends
in town for several days.
Miss Madden, of Omaha, was the
guest of friends in town yesterday.
Mrs. M. H. Douglas returned last
night from her trip to points in Colorao.
For Sale HorBe, phaeton nnd har
ness. Inquire of Mrs. J. C. Fedcrhoof.
Master Chas. Rinckcr will return to
day from a visit with friends in Denver.
For Sale. Low price. Easy terms.
920 W. 9th St Modern. G rooms and
bath. S. GoozEE.
Dratt & Goodman have sold tho Lalng
property west of tho Streitz residence
for $2550.00.
Clarence Harrington, of Denver, is
spending a few days in town, having
arrived yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Streeter are visit-
ng friends in Lincoln, having loft for
that city tho latter part of last week.
Though tho saloons had a lively busi
ness yesterday, not n single arrest was
made. Evidently tho fellows who drank
kept within tho limits of decency.
Miss Whlttnker will continue the
Bale of light colored ribbons at one-half
price as advertised.
Guy Congdon and mother left Satur
day on an automobile trip to Hastings
where thoy will visit friends for a fow
ays.
Wanted Girl to do general house
work. Top wages. Call on Mrs. N.
McCabe, 820 W. 5th street
Miss Aibina Habler, accompanied by
her friend Miss Tulp, of Omaha, left
Saturday night for Sidney where they
will visit friends for several days.
Somo hay to put up on shares. John
Dratt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tollifson, who
were recently married in this city,
came down from Sutherland Sunday to
pend the Fourth, returning home that
night.
A nico rain fell last night, not very
heavy, but sufficient to keep corn grow
ing nicely. Tho storm was evidently
heavier west and south of town.
Guy Gahagen of the local baggage
and express office, has been given a
position as express messenger between
Omaha and Grand Island.
Charley Preitauer, of Gothenburg,
an old-time printer and ox-Lincoln
county farmer, is in town today.
County Supt. Ebright hns been con
lined to the house lor a week by a
threatened attack of appendicitis. He
is considerably improved today but will
probably not bo at his office this week.
In a wreck on tho Dig Four road yes
terday near Middletown, Ohio, thirty-
one were killed nnd about eighty injured.
Tho wreck was duo to a head-on col
lision with n freight" train.
Woather forecast. Generally fair to
night and Wednesday. Cooler tonight
Maximum temperature yesterday 91',
ono year ago 95. Minimum tempera
turo this morning 04; ono year ago 05.
A report Was widely circulated last
night that Jeffries had died and that
Johnson had been shot and killed
Through tho Postal Telegraph Co. it
was learned this morning that both re
porta wcro without foundation.
Parties having idlo money and want
it to earn good rate of interest in
gilt-edge first mortgage loans should
call on Dratt & Goodman.
W. V. Hoagland was at Sutherland
yesterday and delivered an address at
tho celebration, Ho saya the atten
dnnco wns wondefully largo almost
Impossible to conceive whence so many
pcoplo came,
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller, of
tho United States supremo court, died
yestorday morning of heart failure at
his summer homo near Dar Harbor,
Maine. Ho was in his seventy eighth
year.
If you want a GOOD CAR buy
Mitchell or Rambler of LeMasters.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
First National Hank
Fireman Snyder Killed.
Fireman John D. Snyder was in
stantly killed at Drule, ten miles west
of Ognlulla, early yesterday morning
by being struck by tho engine pulling
passenger train No. 15. He was thrown
fifty feet by the impact and his head
crushed to a pulp. The exact condi
tions under which Snyder met his
death are not known. He was firinir
for Engineer Huxoll and their train had
orders to take tho passim: track at
Drulo for No. 15. This they' did and
Huxoll got off hfs side of the engine,
leaving Snyder in tho cab. Tho next
time Huxoll saw Snyder it wob to view
his dead body. The supposition is that
Snyder got off his engine just as No.
15 approached, and cither fell on the
track or leaned over far enough to be
struck.
The remains were taken to Ogalalla
where an inquest was held, and later
were brought to this city and prepared
for burial by Mr. Ginn. Last night the
body was taken to Arapahoe for inter
ment, accompanied by Firemen Moore,
Norris nnd Dcrgstrom.
The deceased enmo here eight
months ago and ncccpted a position as
fireman, and next Tuesday evening was
to havo been initiated into the local
lodge of tho firemen.
Fivo rooms for rent furnished. 208
East Third St. Call at rear.
Receive Preliminary Plaus.
Tho preliminary plans of the North
Platto fcdoral building were received
by Postmaster Thomson yesterday
These plans will be submitted to the
local government officials and to Judge
munger ot the lederai court tor sug
gestions of changes in the arrangement
of the building. Tho structure will be
05x95 feet, three stories. The ground
iloor will bo occupied by the postoffice,
the second floor as a federal court
room and offices for the court officers,
and the third floor by the land office
nnd U. S. commissioner.
For Sale--Darfrnins
A nico modern 0 room houso (except
furnace) next east of W. E. Shumnn's
residence, only $2250.00.
4 room house and shed kitchen on S.
Locust only $1050.00. This is a snap.
0 room house and two lots. A pretty
place. Just what you want. Only
$2225.00.
Also other houses.
Dratt & Goodman also offer for sale
Bomochoico building lots bolow market
value and on very easy terms. See
them before you buy.
Dtatt & Goodman,
Rcal Estate, Loans and Insurance.
,Close in Property for Sale.
Wo have listed forsnle an eight room
Iioubp on W. 4th St., only three houses
west of the court house. This property
is in good repair, und one of the best lo
cations in tho city. If interested, see
ub quick.
Templk Real Estatk & Ins. Agency,
1 & 2 McDonald Dlock
I. R. Howard is suffering from
badly inflammed right foot, due to blood
poisoning resulting from a bruiso sus
tained last Saturday.
If needing money to help you buy,
build or improve or to pay off your old
loan, sea Dratt & Goodman.
John Deere Implements nnd Weber
& Stoughton wagons at Hershoy's.
Fred Hanlon enmo up from Columbus
Sunday and will visit his family this
week. Ho has about recovered from
tho injuries which ho received severnl
months ago, and which confined him to
tho hospital for fivo weeks,
The crowd which assembled at tho
court houRO park last evening to wit
ness the fireworks was tho largest in
several years. Not only wero tho
town residents out in full force, but tho
greater number of out-of-town visitors
and farmers remained to seo tho dis
play.
Lightning last evening put all tho
block systomB botwoen Ognlalln and
Julcsburg out of service. Trains No .4
and No. 14 wero compelled to flag
through those blocks, causing them to
be Into in reaching this tormina).
Mrs. Lorcn Sturges, now of Hastings,
spent tho latter part of last week in
town, coming hero to make a report; of
the proceedings of tho state meeting of
tho womnn's national league, to which
alio was, a delegate from tho local
league.
Alex Huntington, fourteen year old
son pf A. E. Huntington, wns rather
badly burned on the right side of tho
face early yestorday morning. Ho
was firing a cannon and used a firu
cracker to ignito tho fuse. Tho cracker
did not burn rapidly and ho bent over
to blow it when tho fuse ignited and
tho flames feachuU his fatfd.
No. SIM
KKl'OUT Of THE CONDITION OK THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at North lMatt In tho Stnto of Nebraska, at
tuo cIomj nt misiiMHs. .lunu :0. in it).
UESOITIIOES:
Loans and dlseouuts. $151.0.11.28
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured su.hj
U. H. Ixmds to ticcuri)
circulation...., wi.ito.im'
U. 8' bonds to Hucuru
U. H. di-iH)sllM ....v. . l.ttXMX)
I'reniluiiison U.S. Iionds l.UOO.Oo
liomis, securities, etc- wi.&ii.ui
llsnltlnir house, (ami-
turo nnd (l.xtunm '.'.ISO.Oti
(Wilt roal estate owned l.N.iu.00
Dim Irani National
banks (not lvsurvu
agents! 2.MH.1
Duo from Htnto and
prlvato banks mid hunk
urt. trust cnmtiaiilus,
ami savins hanks
Duo from iitHimvrd ro-
Korvu attunls
Checks and other cash
Hums
Notes of otliur national
banks
lB3.fi
1)1,50:1.1
:J.iSu7.tf
1.130.00
107.011
Si.MI.AS
l.MHWO- 3I.J41.55
fractional pnivorciirrnn-
cy. uickois nnd cents..
Lawful Money Iloservo
In Bank, viz:
Ppeclo
i,eirai-iemior notes
ltedemptlon fund with
u. n. treasurer (a ner
cent ot circulation). . . . 2, 600.00
Total $7!ll,801.7U
I.IAIIII.,1 1 !..
Canlt al stock nald In . . . f 100.000.00
Hurpius IIUH1-..1 tfi.iw.w
undivided proius. less
exnenses and taxes
paid S.aO.Bl
National bank notes
outstanding fiO.000.00
imotostato and private
banks and bankers 10.718.61
individual aepoMts suit-
jeet to chock irJ0.j3i.Ki
Demand eertltleates of
denoslt ltl.WU.7S
Time cortll uates of (In-
JM)U lUD.MU.Ul
Onslder's elieeks out
standing n.twi.oo
United Btatosdepoblts... 1,000.00
Total ..S7II1.SOI.70
Htolo or Kubraskn. county or Lincoln, hsi
1, 1 L- Moouoy, Cashier ot tho aliovo
named imnK, do solemnly swear that tlio aDovi
statement Is true to the lxst of my knowl
ougo aim ooiioi,
t', l.. SIOONKY, UttSlllu
MinseriiKMi and sworn to oororo mo tins
dav of .lulv. 1010.
WKsixYT. mi.co.x, notary ruuuc.
correct Attest)
Annum Mow Ail aha I
K. F. HKKiiKitoKit Directors
JOHN J, iUI.MUAN T
JrY THE M
I nrnssarn
CORSETS
They lace in front as a result the abdomen is
relieved of all pressure. Support is given to the
organs and deep breathing is encouraged. They
emphasize the long graccful'Iine of the back, which
artists agree is the most beautiful line in art
They gently but surely compel a correct standing
position and a graceful carriage. We invite you to
investigate these wonderful corsets.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
DR. F. W. MILLER,
Dentist.
Over Dixon's. Phone 358.
A Growing Girl
changes more rap
idly in appearance
than anybody else.
One day she is a
child, the next
"quite a young
lady." If there is
a girl at your house
keep a record of
her development
by a series of
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Bring her here
to-day and so start
tho series with
photographs of the
highest artistic
merit. You'il bo
glad you have
them in years to
come. She'll never
bo ashamed to
have you show
them.
E. 0. Halverstadt,
405 Dewey Street.
A Pretty Center Table
adds much to the appearance
of your parlor. Some of the
late styles are exceptionally
good. Our tables will surely
please you. Tables from
Si. 25 to $10.00.
Howe & Maloney.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
LACE CURTAINS
FROM
$1.25 to $10.00
a pair. See our window.
Wilcox Department Store
OHDRU OP nKAnt-NO ON PETITION FOIt
8UMMAKY ADMINISTRATION
Htato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, us.
In tlie county court. May Htli, l'JIU.
In tho miitfr ot tho estato ot James
Woolworth, deceased-
On roadlntr anil tiling tlio petition ot Itarloy
II. '.ockwood, tiraylnir that tho reirular ad
ministration otsaid estate may Ixi dispensed
with as urovliled by soettons fcWi-MM und SMI,
Cobboy'sKtututQ IWU.
Ordered, That .Inly 25th. 1010, at 9 o'clock
a, m., Is awdmied for hearing said iwtUlon
when all persons Interested In said matte?
may appear at a county court to bo hold In
anil for said county ana slioW cause why tho
prayer of petitioner should not bo granted ,
This order to lio printed for tAx succbmiIto
Issues In tho North Platto Tribune, a legal
nowspapurpuhllshed In Lincoln County, prior
to July Wth. nuo.
W. C. Ki.dkii. County Judgo.
lly Katiikhine L Clahk, Clerk of tho Cotm
ty Court. J 5-0
Weidemann Bros.
Big American Shows.
Cosmopolitan Rough Riders and Indian Congress Introducing the Grand
Sublime and Dramatic Spectacle
"Custer's Last Charge."
Will Exhibit at North Platte
Thursday, July 7th
RAIN OR SHINE
SEE
The Cowboyg, Wild West Girls, Vaqueros, Senoritas, Guards Rurales,
Champions of Lariat, Rough Riders, Pony Express, Veterans, Bucking
Bronchos, Cow Ponies, Pinto Ponies and Shetland's. A band bf Sioux
Indians, fresh from the campfire and council, making their, first acquain
tance with civilization, Dainty Aerialists, Daring Athletics, Funny
Clowns, Thrilling Indian Fights, War Dances.
Two Performances Daily.
Afternoon at 2. Evening at 8 Doors open one hour earlier Come Sure.
Don't miss the Grand, Glittering Street Parade at 1 p. m., and the Big
Free Exhibition in front of tent immediately after.
$25 WILL BE GIVEN ANYONE BRINGING AN UNBROKEN HORSE OR
MULE OUR COWBOYS CANNOT RIDE.
Wanted.
Sober, reliable workingmen who wish to travel. Apply to Superinten
dent of Canvass. Also want to buy three more bad bucking horses; spot
cash. Bring to show grounds day of exhibition.
Lake Ice.
I am prepared to furnished pure Inke
ice at 40 cents per hundred pounds.
Orders may be left at Schillers' drug
tore. Levi Ems.
AHORSE THAT HAD A FIT
in harness from our fine stock will bo
comfortable and easy while lie wears
it. A good fit is guaranteed, as wo
carry all sizes of the best hand make
oak leather harness in stock at all
times for light and heavy use. We
havo many now and handsome Btyles
to show you just now.
A. F FINK
ECHELBERY'S
NEW AND SECOND HAND STORE
Cor Sixth and Locust Sts. Phone 302
A full lino of furniture, all 'kinds of
stoves and stove repairs, wagons, har
ness, saddles, bicycles, guns and sport
ing goods, clocks, watches, musical
goods, sewing machines either cash
or payments. Everything you uue
bought and sold, here. Top pr ico fo
iron metul and rubber,
The above is the character quality wo
maintain ut all times in the manu
facture of our Bakery Goods.
"Renl Flvrndlnnn,." lo .,.. .l l,
using the finest ingredients and expert
wiw. in mcuu UlUtUIJ. VYQ use bUCIl
ingredients nnrl n tftai nf nm.
will convince tho most skeptical of our
superior Bkill in bread making.
As evidence buy a loaf of our
10 CENT HOME MADE BREAD
Tho flavor is different from what you
have been using.
DICKEY BROS.
OUDEK or
1'ItODATE
HEAIflNO ON
nil' wir.T.
Stato of Nobraaka, Ltncoln county, sa.
In tho county court. Juno 23d. 1010.
In tho of matter of tlie estato of Luthor
o.h arrtneion, deceased.
On readlne and Aline tho petition of Hattle
..,nn praying that tho Instrument tiled
?P of June. 11)10. and purporting
to be thp last will and testament of tiio said
deceased, may bo proyod. approved, probated
allowed and recorded as tho last will and
testament of the said Luther O. Farrlntrton.
deceased, and that tho execution of said In
strument may bo committed andtho.admln
mVSi.1.0," of. Mal(1 ostto may bo granted to
Hattlo I' arr pitton. as oxocutrl.x,
Ordored. That July 16th, 11)10. at Oo'clock A.
M., Is asslpied for uoartnir said petition
when all porsous lntorosted (n said
matter way appear at a county court,
to bo held in and for said county
and showcauso why tlio prayer of po
ll? ."''pul'l ,'iot bo granted. This notice to
bo published In tho North I'latto Tribune, a
legal nowspapor published In said county
1U10 (mow"'slvo lMuo Prior to July Wth
, W. a. y.uvKn. County Judgo.
lly Kathorlnu V, Clark, Clerk County Court.
