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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Levi Duke has moved Into his new
residence in the TruBtcc's addition.
Sam Richards, of Eustis, transacted
business In town yesterday.
Miss Effie and Frances Christ spent
Sunday with friends nt Willow Island.
The Rcbekoh kensington will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Geo. E.
Prosscr.
The Social dance announced for to
night at the Masonic hall has been
called ofT. '
Miss Helen Chamberlain returned
yesterday from a week's visit with
friends In Lexington.
For Kent Seven room house with
bath. Sower connections and stuble.
W. V. IIOAGI.AND.
Chas. Whelan is transacting business
in Omaha today, having left for that
placo last night.
Gold and Pearl handled umbrellas,
detachoblc handlcB. Clinton, Jeweler
and Optician.
Chas. Tlghe, clerk at tho Schiller &
Co. drug store, loft last night for Om
aha whero ho will spend his vncation.
Miss Hurt, of Webster Grove, Mo.,
will arrivo from Denver tho lutterpart
of tho week for a visit with her sister
Mrs. E. A. Cary.
The Celebrated Libby Cut Glass and
Fine Hand Painted China. Cmnton,
Jeweler and Optician.
Miss Nollioj Gannon, who ha3 been
visiting relatives in town for a month
will return to her homo in Victor, Iowa,
tomorrow.
' Dr. A. J. Ames was called to Jules
burg yesterday on professional business
and from there will go to Lodgepolo by
auto on a liko mission.
A fino lino of tho Colebrnlcd Karnak
Brass ware, Vasos, Jardinors, Candle
Sticks Photo Frames Clocks, otc. Clin
ton, Jeweler and Optician.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mullon, returned
to their homo in MlBsour Valley, Iowa,
yesterday after spending two weeks in
town as guests at tho J. F. Rourke
home.
The best flre, lightning, hail and
tornado insuranco is the cheapest and
Bratt & Goodman write it.
Philip Pizor, who has had charge of
tho clothing department of The Loader,
for some time past, loft last night for
Alllanco to complete arrangements for
oponing a storo at that placo.
E. A. Boyd, who resigned his clerk
ship In the postofllco, will soon leave
for northwest Canada to look up a lo
cation. His family will remain hero
While ho finds a sultublo town.
Dr. T. J. Kerr has been appointed u
member of tho pension examining
board, vice Dr. Lucaa removed. Tho
presont board consists of Drs. Ames,
Dent and Kerr.
Storllng Silver a big lino in stnple
and novelties. Silver plated ware that
Is- guaranteed to wear. Clinton,
Jeweler and Optician.
Miss Hazel Huntington was hostesj
at a very onjoyablo birthday party last
evening at which twonty-four young
peoplo wore her guosts. Tho evening
was spent In Indoor games and nt tho
cIobo of tho ovoning icecream and cako
were gp'rved.
For tho next ten days wo will sell u
few choice hammocks wo have In stock
at a discount of ten por cent.
Rinckkk's Book Stoke.
The Woodman Accident Aas'n in
keeplngup its record forprompt settle
ment of claim. b Dr. A. J. Amos juB
received a check from them in .settle
ment of an injury to his hand.. Thiu
claim was ullowed In less than ten dayn
after final proof of injury was made.
This is tho second claim that Dr. Amen
has been allowed for injuries.
An ordinary caso of dlarrhoen run. nn
a rule, bo ci red by n singlo doso of
Chomborloln'B Colic, Cholera nndDlar
rhooa Remedy. This remedy has no su
perlor for bowel complaints. For salo
uy an dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hurt liavo an
nounced tho approuching mnrrlago o
their nlcco, Miss Ircno O'Brien to Mr
William Huwley. Tho dato of th
wedding has been set for Thursday
August 25th and tho young couple wli
leavo tho same night for a month'
trip to Pacific coaat uoints. Tho core
mo'ny will occur at five o'clock in the
afternoon at tho rcsldenco of Rov. S
. F. Carroll and will be followed by u ro
coption at ths Hart residence.
A Big Snap.
There has been listed witl
e 1 1 .
us ror quicic sale a nice
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uuniu in na wara witnm
two blocks of court house at
$2100.00, worth $2500.00.
Mrs. Joseph Mconey returned yes
terday from a visit with relatives at
Grand Island.
Tho Baptist Aid will meet Frida.v
afternoon with Mrs. Anderson at 421
West First street.
'Tho bulk of the hogs in tho South
Omaha market sold for $7.89, nineteen
cents higher than Saturday's market.
Mrs. W. S. Dolson, son Will nnd
wife and son Howard expect to leave in
a few days on a trip to Portland. Mr.
Dolson will go later and accompany
them home.
Ralph Vroman is havinc erected next
to the Fillion tin Bhop a corrugated iron
covered building which he will use ns n
general repair shop, paying special at
tention to bicycle nnd automobile repairing.
Wo have tho now attachments for
tho Edison talking machines. Piny two
and four mlnuto records. Ten four
minute records frco.
Rinckeii's Book Stoke.
Weather forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Fair tonight nnd Wednes
day. Maximum temperaturo yesterday
80, n yenrogo 84; minimum this morn-
ng 52, a yenr ago CO.
Miss W. E. Hess, who recently came
hero from California, has presented tho
Tribune with n snmnlo annlo irrnwn in
the section of that state in which sho Is
located. Itis of tho Bootcnhcimcr varie
ty and fourteen inches in circumference.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Seaton desiro
to thank tho friends and neighbors for
tho kindness shown them during the
llncsa nnd at tho funeral of their little
daughtor and to tho night employes at
the round house for tho beautiful floral
tribute.
Rosary Beads and Prnvcr Books.
Clinton, Jeweler nnd Optician.
Misses Anna and Josie O'Haro havo
issued invitations for a nre-nuntinl
shower at their homo on Thursday ev
ening of this week, ntwhlch Mlas Irene
O'Brien will bo the favored younrr ladv.
The guests will be the members of the
Catholic young ladies' society.
A. T. Geycr, a contractor and builder
of Sutherland, has contracted for and
iB erecting two houses in this city, one
for Mr. llouser on east Fifth street nt
a cost of $1,400, tho other for W. R.
Moloney on east Third for $1,800. Both
aro in the Trustee's addition.
Wanted Young woman between the
age of 19 and 25 for nurse's training
school. Address Superintendent Train
ing School, Physicnn8 & Surgeons
Hospital, North Platte, Nebr.
Shlpment8 of cattle on the North
River branch road aro heavy. Satur-
doy evening twenty-fivo cars were
brought down by Conductor McFarl&nd
nnu last evening Conductor Breternitz
brought In seven cars. Considerable
hay is being shipped from points along
tho branch.
II. T. Pritchard writes thnt J. W.
VanDerhoof, who recently fell from a
wngon and fractured tho pelvis bono,
will not, according to tho attending
physician, bo evor able to again walk
without tho aid of crutches. North
Platto peoplo will rogrot to learn of
such conditions.
For Sulo Piano, base burner and
household goods of nil kinds. Apply at
220 East Third street.
Word received in town Sundav
ovoning announced tho death of tho
ninoteen yenr old son of John Remus.
one of the pioneer settlers of tho
south part of tho county. Death was
cnused by typhoid pneumonia from
which ho had been ill forsovcral wcoIcb.
Tho funeral will tako place at Well-
fleet tomorrow afternoon. Tho death
of this bright young man is received
with rogrot by many friends In town.
There will an examination held nt
North Platte, August 20th. 1910. to se
cure ollgibles for tho postofllce service.
From tho eligibles resulting . from this
examination it is expected that certifi
cation will be made to existing and fu-
turo vacnncies. For application blanks,
Instructions to applicants and other in
formation application should bo made
to Lillian Glnnstnn nt NnrHi Pin if JWf
olFlco. Applications must bo properly
executed and filed with J. M. Shoemak
er, St. Paul Minn., prior to tho hour of
closing buBincBs on August 17th, 1910
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11 uuiuu 01 vjiiiunuorimn H uoiic, Unoicrn
and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost
cerium 10 00 neeueu uoioro tho summe
1b over. This remedy has no superior
rormiia uy an uoaiers.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
EAST FRONT STREET,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Medical Staff;
Dr. D. T. Quiglcy. Dr. G. B. Denl.
A general hospital for nil ncuto and
enronic cases medical, surgical
nnd obstretric. Onen to the mo.i.
cnl profession. For further infor
mation address,.
W. M. CUNNINGHAM, Mift
1' DR. W. F. CROOK,
K DENTiST,
' irnnnnrn nrintpoarirn 1 initrarnit
W iviiiiivuivih W II T VIOIVJ w
2 Ofllce over McDonald State Bank
Gordon Cronen, who is working at
Northport, has been spending jcveral
days in town.
Miss Bessie Smith will leavo tomor
row for a visit with friends in Kearney
nnd Columbus.
Mrs. Davis and niece, of jowa, are
spending this week with Mrs. Harriet
Farrington.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Whitlock have
returned from a month's stay at Cher
okee Park.
Eyo glasses and spectacles fitted to
the eyes and guaranteed. Clinton, Jew
eler and Optician.
Miss Eva Baker who had been spend
ing the past six weeks with Miss Alta
Hoy of Garfield, returned homo Sunday.
Mrs. Victor Von Gootz Jr., returned
from Garfield Sunday after a ten days
visit with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hoy.
Tho third crop of alfalfa seems to bo
coming nlong in good shapo. some fields
of which will be ready for cutting next
week.
Engineer Moody and Boilermaker
McGowan aro having cottages erected
in tho Trustee's addition, us is also
Harry Scott.
All members of Bradford Division No.
200 aro requested to be present at our
next regular meeting, Friday, August
12th, at 3 p. m.
Penrl Handled Pocket Knives nnd
Glllett Safety Razors. Clinton, Jeweler
and Optician.
There will be an ice crenm social at
Platte valley school house on Friday
evening, ugust 12th. Tho public is
cordially invited.
Engraved Calling Cards, Monogram
Stationery, Wedding Invitation nnd
Announcements. Clinton, Jeweler nnd
Optician.
Tho wheat on tho Edmisten farm
southeast of town, of which there are
over 200 acres, has been harvested and
stacked. It is conservatively estimated
that this wheat will yield twenty bush
els to the acre.
Rov. L. P. Luddon, of Lincoln, secre
tary of the Board of Homo Missions,
visited friends In town yesterday morn
ing, while enrouto home Rev. Ludlen
spent Sunday in Sutherland on business
connected with his office.
Last Wednesday night a thief en
tered the residence of Wm. Lehr, of
Medicine precinct, and stole four hun
dred dollars in cash and eleven hun
dred dollars in certificates of deposit.
The thief will not be nble to realize
tho cash on the certificates.
A number of local railroad employes
are planning on attending the railroad
men's celebration at Denver on August
20th, It is expected that 5,000 em
ployes will march in tho big parade,
following which a basket picnic will be
held nt Lakeside park, where addresses
will bo made by P. II. Morrisaoy, Gov
ernor Shnfroth and Mayor Speer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cary entertained
fifty guests last ovening compliment
ary to Mr. Molzer and Miss Hart, of
Lincoln, who havo been spending sev
eral days at tho Cary resilience. The
ovening wns devoted to musical enter
tainment by Mr. Molzer, xwho is a
finished violinist, accompanied by Miss
Hart. At the closo of the musical
numbors seasonable refreshments were
served by tho hostess.
Why let your money remain idle? Wo
can plnco it for you in Bafo first mort
gage loans and enrn n good rate of
semt-annual interest,
Biiatt & Goodman.
Cnmp Kiddo, located at Dick's grovo
four miles west of town, wns the scene
of much merrymaking Sunday when the
twelve young Indies in camp assisted by
tho two chapurons entertained to their
best ability their guests from town,
Shortly after their arrival dinner was
served in 'true picnic style and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all. Tin plates
wero laid for forty-seven. A fishing
trip enmo noxt in order, followed by a
ball game which proved a very exciting
oyent, errors and home runs forming
tho special fenturo of tho game. A
homo talon play given by the young
ladies closed tho ovenfs" of the nf tor
noon nnd incidentally spoiled appetite
for supper. In tho ovening a camp firo
was built and several hours spent in
singing nnd tolling stories. A war danco
by tho "good Indians" closed a very
joyful day for all and tho young peoplo
returned to town voting tho young ladies
ot tho camp ideal entertainers.
For Rent.
Houses, rooms, and furnished house
Buatt & Goodman.
Notice to Cut Weeds.
Residents of Road District No. llnro
hereby notified to cut tho weeds along
tho public roads, said weeds to bo cut
to the center of tho road from each side.
If this work is not performed by land
owners, tho Bnrno will bo performed by
tho overseer nnd charged to tho real-
Big Odd and End Sale of
OXFORDS AND SHOES
Commences Saturday, August 6th,
Closes Saturday, August 20th, 1910.
THIS SALE IS JUST WHAT THE HEAD IMPLIES A general clean
up of the odds and ends of our stock. We do not wish to carry any Oxfords over,
and we find we have a considerable number of short lots in as many different styles;
we also find that we are overstocked in a few styles. We have decided to adopt radi
cal measures to rid our shelves of this surplus. We have gone through our entire
stock and sorted out every short lot and all overstocked styles and we are going to
sell them regardless of what they bring.
SAMPLE PRICES-
There will be plenly others just as good and even better.
MEN'S OXFORDS
Oxfords,
Men's White Canvas Blucher
former prico $1.50, Salo Price,
Men's Vejour Calf, Tan and Patent Blucher
Oxfords, former price $3.50, Salo Price..
Men's Dull Calf Blucher Oxfords, former
price $4.00, Salo Price
95c
$2.95
$3.45
BOYS' OXFORDS.
Boys' Tan Kid and Black Kid Bluchor Ox- '
fords former price $1.75, 2.00 and 2.25, c ir
Salo Price '. $1.40
. $1.G5 and $1.95, according to size.
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS.
Children's White. Tan. Pink and Blue "Ar
mor Pinto" Stockings, legular price 25c,
SalePrico
19c
BOYS' SHOES.
HERE IS WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
ON THE BOYS' SHOES.
One lot of Boys' Calf Skin Shoes, sizes 1 to (t jr
51, former price $2.00 and $1.75,Salo Price 1 ,4D
SHOE POLISH.
500 boxes of Black Shoo Polish, former
price 10 cents, Salo Price
5c
WOMEN'S OXFORDS.
Women's White Canvas Oxfords, former tr
price $2.50 and $1.50. Sale Price VdC
Little women's kid and patent leather blu
cher Oxfords, school girl heel, sizes 21 to rn
51, former price $2.50, Sale Price pI."D
Women's Oxblood Oxfords, former price t4
$2.00, Sale Price pl.i)U
Little Girl's Patent Blucher Oxfords.
Former price $2.00 and 2.25, Sale Price p j i g
and $1.95, according to sizo pl.40
Child's Oxblood Kid Blucher Oxfords.
Former price $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50, Salo Price
5c and 1.20 according to size
80c
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS.
Children's white, tan, pink and blue "Ar
mor Plate" Stockings, regular price 25c,
Sale Price k
19c
BAREEOOT SANDALS White and Tan
Former Price $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50, Sale Price
95c and 1.00, nccording to sizo
85c
We do First-Class Shoe Repairing.
SMALL
THE BI( SHOE MAN.
Ed Jenkins, of Sutherland, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. N. E. Work, of Tryon, .is visit
ing friends in town this week.
Raymond and Cnrrio Leonard went
to Keystone this morning to spend two
weeks with relatives.
Misses Hazel Huntington and Effio
and Francis Christ went to Paxton
this morning to spend sevornl weeks.
Cuts nnd bruises may be healed In
about one-third tho time required by
tho usual treatment by applying Cham
berlain's liniment. It is an antiseptic
und causes such injuries to heal without
maturation . This liniment also re
lieves soreness of tho muscles and
rheumatic pains. Forsaleby all dealers.
Tho Grand Lodge of the Knight Tem
plar Commandery from tho state of Cal
ifornia, passed through in a special
train Snturday enrouto to Chicago to
attend the national Templar Conclave
which will be held in that city this
week. A largo number of Indies wore
in tho party, also a band composed of
members which rendered several selec
tions during their stay at tho depot.
Tho average condition of corn in Ne
braska on August 1st as reported by
the department of agriculture was sixty-five
per cent, as compared with
eighty-two por cent as the ten yenr
average. Nebraska's wheat yield this
year is given at thirty-three million
bushels.
Life on Panama Canal
has had ono frightful drawback mala
ria trouble that has brought suffering
and death to thousands. The eermB
cause chills, fever and ague, biliousness,
jaundice, lassitude, weakness and gene
ral debility. But Electric Bitters never
fail to destroy them and euro malaria
troubles. "Three bottles completely
cured me of a very severe attack of
malaria," writes Wm. A Frotwcll, of
Lucama, N. C, "and I've had good
health ever since." Cure Stomnch,
Livor and Kidney Troubles, and' prevent
Typhoid. 50c. Guaranteed by Stone
Drug Co.
A well knnwn Dna Mninaa nn
at ter suffering miserably for two days
from bowel complaint, was cured by
ono dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For salo
by all dealers.
NOTIOE-l'HOHATB OV WILL.
Tho htato of Nebraska, I c
Lincoln County, fss
In the County Court.
In tho Matter of tho Estatoof Isaac Dillon.
lHcoaseu.
Tho Statoof Nebraska to tho heirs and noxt
of kin of tho said Isaac Dillon. Deceased:
I ako notice, that upon Ullnsrof a wrltton
Instrument imrnortlnB to bo the last will and
testament of Isaac Dillon for urobato and al
lowance. It Is ordered that said matter bo sot
for hoarine tho Slst day of Aucust. A? D.,
ii JSxi !oro Ka,a county court at tho hour of
Uo'clock a. m at which tlmo any person In-
;Vrfs.imaJ'..aPDcar an.d contest tho samo!
and notlco of this proceodlnc Is ordored pub-
1 latin STplh,!n0fi,,V ,SSUeS, .,n tllu KoMl
iibliShSftfi sata?e!nl-We0k,y nowaPr
mlnuifnrt ?.?.,,?lW,l0o,0I Vavo hereunto sot
my hand and the seal of tho county court at
North Hatto this 0th day of Aucust; 1B10.
Hv If n,n,iniVr-0niEL,I)fel,l County Jndeo
uy Katherlno P. Clark, clerk of the County
court. ay.t)t
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach.
"I suffered intensely nftor eatinir and
no medicine or trentmont I tried Beemed
to do any good," writes H. M. Young
peters, Editor of Tho Son, Lake View,
Ohio. "Tho Bret fow doses of Chamber
lain's Stomnch and Livor Tablets gave
mo surprising relief and tho second
bottle seemed to give mo anew stomach
nnd perfectly good health." For sale by
all dealers.
A Man That' Keeps Good Horses '
don't wan't to spoil their appearance
or risk his own life by hnrnessing them
with nn inferior made or shabby har
ness. It pays to buy n good harness
when you do buy, for' it always looks
well as well ns wearing well. For
stylo, durability and make call on
A. F, FINK.
The Only Double Track Automatic Safety Signal
Ltne Between North Platte and Chicago.
.
Improved Train Service
to Chicago
Tho electric -lighted Denver Special'
leaves every evening, arrives at Chicago
next day at 1:30 p. m.; a solid through
train with convenient schedules and
all travel conveniences.
Direct connection at Chicago with
eigareen-nour trains to the east
Seven trains daily between
North Platte and Chicago. Be sure
your tickets read via the
Chicago, Union Pacific
& North Western Line
Full infomation on application to
Ticket Agent Union Pacific R. R,
BiVchan&n & Patterton.
etitUtt) anil Collected as tuxes,
J. N KubW, (Jvl'rBeer.