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B. P. 0. E. AttcntiflB.
Tho second dance of Sorlcs No. 1 will
bo given Wednesday night, May 24th.
ENTKUTAINMENT C(
JOM.
Notice is Warrant HeMers.
North Platte, Neb., May 2, 1911.
To holdors of City Warrants
I nm prepared to pay all General
Fund Warrants up to Register Nn. 170
on presentation. F. L. Mooney,
City Treas.
a
ABHOURceneRt.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the republican nomination for county
treasurer, sunject to tne decision or the
remihllcnn nrimnrv Aiifruat 15th. I will
appreciate the support of republicans
on that day Frank Murray.
No.
WITH THE DUTCH COLLARS
which are so much in vogue this year no woman's outfit is
complete without several pieces of neck adornment. Antici
pating the popularity of this style in advance, we bought
heavily in beautiful "Lavallicrs" which make an ordinary
neck look beautiful and a pretty one even more so. This is
one of the handsomest pieces of jewelry ever worn and we
have set a price that will leave us without one in stock.
Decision Expected Soon.
It la expected that a decision in the
waterworks case will be handled down
within tho next few days. Thls.exnecta-
tlon Is based on tho iacttnat the Denver
water case and the North Platte water
case were heard on tho samo day, and
the decision In tho former was handed
down last Frinay. It is therefore likely
that the Norm riatte case will loiiow
the Denver decision closely.
Clinton, weler and optician,
Lutheran Announcements.
Tho aid socioty will meet tomorrow
afternoon instead of Thursday at the
parsanage. The annual election of
officers. A goodlattendance is desired.
The Missionary Society monthly
meeting on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the Parish House.
Regular services next Sunday in the
morning; no evening service on account
oi tho memorial services.
The Pastoii.
North Platte, Nebraska.
AM JUJkt UZS t.J.dS.K
DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST,
Graduato Northwestern University, F
Ofllco over McDonald Stato Bank f
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
$3500 will purchase a well cstab-
llshed business with cash receipts of
$18,000 per annua.
The profits for the first year will
equal the purchase mosey.
BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
Mrs. J. a, iioaeu
the Birthday Club Friday afternoon.
Sco our Suggestion Window for grad
uation gifts. Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Mrs. Crick, who is an inmate of tho
soldiers' homo at Grand Island, Is visit
ing friends in town.
Co. Sunt. Ebriftht loft this morning
for a Visit with schools in tho extreme
southeast part of tho county.
Maloney & Lintz is the place to come
for n good hat cheap.
John Dugan has invested in a four
horse power Indian motorcycle, pur
chasing It through Joe Fillion.
L, E. Uoach returned tho latter part
or. iRBtweoK irom unco in whore the
argued a case in the supreme court. ;
Wanted Plain sewing. Mary L.. Mar
tin, 308 South Chestnut St.
Charloy Trovillo, of Nichols, wa j in
town Sunday enroutehome from Illinois,
: where he was called by the Illness of a
relative.
County Judge Grant unitod in
marriage Saturday eyening G. C. Pack
ard and Bessie Barat, bof.li of Hillsido,
MePherson county. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Seebrgor. Miso
Inn a. Clinton and Arthur Mchft.mara
were gueatn of Mrt and Mrs. D. M.
Leypoldt at Hershey Sunday.
' Judgo Dane, of Ogalalla, was a visi
tor in town yestorday and attended
the Elks meeting as did also Messrs.
Marcott and Boatty of Brady and
Frank Coker of Sutherland.
Mrs. A. F. Streltz will loavtt for
Umana Jt'rlday to visit relatives and
attend the graduating oxorclses of her
daughter Ruth at Brownell hall.
The Union Pacific's engineers have
completed a resurvey of the proposed
line from Callaway to Gandy, nhd the
uuuuing oi ine lino ocems to be as&ured.
It Is rumored in this city that Promotor
Durant has practically laid dowp on his
proposition to mmu a road from Cal
loway west to Tryon.
The Oinnlm Boosters special train
passed west Sunday night to Kimball
-and making an early start from thtit
Btation reached O'Fallon Junction at
4:30 yesterday afternoon. They then
went up tho branch to Northport,,
Btopping enroute at Lewollcn and Osh..
kosh. At the latter place they were
given u country dance In tho evening
and then on to tho end of tho
track. They left Northnort oarlv thla
morning, stopp ng at stations west of
Oahkosh on the brunch, and at Hershey
on the main lino. They are due to ar
rive at this termlnallat 1:05 east time
. this afternoon one hour after The
' Tribune closes its forma for today's
Issue.
Attention Yeoman.
Tho Lookout Homestead of American
Yeoman will hold their May social to
night at the hall. A program consist
ing of vocal and instrumental music
and readings will be given, following
mis win ue given n uriii by opposin
teams of boys and girls. Ice cream an
cauo win do sorvcu attor tho program
and all nro looking forward tn a gen-
oral good time. Yeoman remember
your friondB and Invito them to be
present.
Cornel Seel Eat!
You'll bo disappointed if you don't.
Saturday. May 27th from 11:30. :on
tinulne the rest of tho day wo ladles
of the Christian church will give you
good things to eat. iieholu what we
offer for 16 cents:
Bread and butter sandwiches pickles
Baked Beans or Potato Salad
Pumpkin Pio Coffee
Ico cream and cake 10 cents extra.
Don't forget the place Elk Block
next to new ten cent storo. we serve
all day.
For Rest.
6-10 aero farm ranch, fenced and sub
divided. Houso. barn, windmill and
cistern. 00 acres cultivated, balanco
hay and pasture
Bratt & Goodman.
Banks is visiting friends in
"Tod"
Lincoln.
Millinery Sale Btarts May 24th at the
wiicox Dept. store.
M. J. Forbes left last night on a
business trip to Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reynolds are now
onrouto homo from there wedding trip
and will arrive the iuttor part of this
weeK.
The Methodist aid society will meet
Thuruay aftrnoon with Mrs. Rector,
azi oouin iiiiesmuc street.
Messrs. Wholpton, Davidson and
Dutch, woll known buBinesn men of
Ogalalla, came down last evening and
wore intitiatcd, into tho Elks' lodge.
ur. marie Ames returned last even
ing from Oahkosh, whero alio had been
visiting friends for a counle of davn.
She brought back with her Boveral woll
executed paintings by Miles Maryott
Look to your diamonds, if tho proni
nre worn or tho stone is loose it shou
have immediate attention, Wo do our
own diamond mounting in our own shop
uixon, incewoior.
It is rumored hero that a now time
card will go into effect Sunday and that
trains no. la anu 14 tho Uenvor run
will again bo placed In service. Pas
songor traffic does not justify these
additional trains, but the Burlington
will incrcaso its Denver service Sun
day and the Union Pacific must keep in
uiu guinu.
Frank F. Murray, one of North
mute's beBt Known young men. an
nounces hlB candidacy for the repub
lican nomination for county treasurer.
Mr. Murray lias been employed in sov
oral of tho "UBlnoas houses in clerical
positions. 1'orsoveral years he was
ongaged In buying and shipping stock
He ia it man of good business ability,
and woll fitted to perform tho ducibi
or county treasurer.
Wo havo just received an exceptional
fine lot of fine poarl and diamond
Jewelry. 'J.hso goods must be scon to
no appreciated. V
"ADVO"
Canned Goods
We are starting our
canvas for "ADVO"
Canned Goods to be
delivered in Novem
ber. As the lady
who is doing- this
work will only be
here for a short time
we will not be able
to cover the whole
town but will do-the
best we can. Please
leave your name at
the store and we will
be sure and see ydu,
vfith a call from
Ye hope to be favored
you.
Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
A do;'.en members of thi motorcycle
club rode to Gothenburg Sunday fore
noon. Starting on tho roturn trip and
ruaciuiig ii point six mues west or
Gothenburg, they encountered a rain
storm which Boaked the drive belts so
badly that thoy slipped, and they wore
coirmolled ta rntnrn t nnthankn..
leave their machines and come homo an
tho train. They will go down after the
mucmnes next aunuay.
is there anything In all this world
that is of moro import ne to you than
good uigeBtion tvoa must be oaten to
sustain nre nna miwt Ij digested and
convened into blood. When tho dlges
tlon fails the wholo body suiters. Cham
berlaln's Tablets are n rational and r
JJablo cur for indlgostlon. Thoy in
crease the flow of bile, purify tho blood
It, urn
ireati
ural and healthy
1C
the whole dli
To Start Work oa Federal Building.
John Bonnett. representing tho Gen
eral Construction Co.. of Milwaukee.
which has the contract for erecting the
federal building, was in town tho latter
part of last week and engaged Ed
Walkor to excavate t'o basement and
to build tho concrete foundation. This
work will begin in a few days and will
be under the supervision or 11. a
Petton, n government inspector of con
structlon, who will arrive this week.
The bid under which the General Con
structlon Co., received the contract was
We handle
complete line of
"Straws" and
"Panamas"
Can please and
fy fit anyone.
4
Do not fail to
of "Munsing"
Jit Union Suits.
Thtiy, tit- -nny-
feet; they wear
well and retain
their shape.
Tx
Miller Made Clothes
FIT!
Complete show
ing of Full- T
Stock Cowhide
JJWyO ill 114 lufUll.
Cases and also
a good line of
Trunks in all
sizes.
QOMPARE the fit of the '"Miller Made
Suit" with the fit of your "birthday"
clothes and you will find that the suit fits
better wears as long and looks nicer. Now
that Decoration Day is near you will need a
suit for the occasion and don't buy unless
you get a fit. We carry in stock stouts,
slims and regulars so you will not have any
trouble in getting what you want.
Quality and fit will be remembered long
after price is forgotten.
Proclamation.
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j.F.CLABAUGH,
"Clothing"
EVERYTHING FOR MEN.
FINCK'S
DETROIT
SPECIAL
OVERALLS
at
85
cents.
MEMORIAL DAY
A gratoful nation has set apart May
30Un in memory of the dead, who
freely offered their all that the nation
mignt nve.
it is nttine nnd nronor that we
should dovoto this day not only to the
memory of those for whom it was es
pecially set apart but also to the mom
ry or our honored dead.
i tnercioro earnestly renuest nu our
people to lay aside their usual uvoca'-
tlons. not to encage in unseemly cames
or sport, uut witn uuo reverence and in
fitting manner observe the day.
Given under my hand at North Platte.
Nebraska, thla zm day or May, lull.
TH oa, C. PATTEUSON, Mayor.
Preamble and Resolutions by Tate
Lodge.
North Platte. Neb.. May 12th. 1911.
64, A. 0. U. W. on tho departure
our
Tho goo ds S of tho former Bates
racket store, which were purchased by
J. E. Vermillion, havo been moved to a
building on north Locust street.
Judge nnd Mrs. II. M. Grimes went
went to Scotts Bluffs Sunday evening
where the Judge will hold a term of
court. Last night the Judge and his
wife were guests of favor at a big
banquet given by the people c i Scotts
Bluffs.
No.
of Brother Sylvester Friend from
city.
whereas, lor moro. than lorty ynrs
our brother has been one of our best citi
zens, for the past twenty-five yoars a
faithtul. working member of our lodtre.
and for the past thirteen years guarded
our funds as its Treasurer, and has
voluntarily resigned the office, as he is
removing to a larger city, and
wneroas, our brother anu nis good
wiro are held in high esteem bv an our
people, honest in business, faithful in
every trust, a neighbor without malice,
a friend without price.
Thcrofore be it resolved, that the
best wishes of our lodge and every
member tnereot are extended to our
worthy brother, and we commend him
to tho kind considerations of nil A. 0.
U. W. lodges and members, wherever
ho may be.
Committee: op Twenty-three.
It Sartlted The World.
when the astounding claims wore firtt
made for Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, but
forty years of wonderful cures havo
proved them truo, and everywhere it is
now known as the best salve on earth
for Burns. Bolls, scalds, bores. Cuts
Bruises, Sprnins, Swellings, Eczema,
Chapped hands, Fever Sores and Piles.
Only 25c at Stooa Drug Co.
The SOCK that is
"None the Worse for Wear'-'
AND
mm
HEEL
Why not get the Best?
The 1911 "Standard Fire Insurance Tables" quotes the leading ten
companies (American and U. S.N Branch of Foreign) in the followhg
order as respects their Cash Assets and Surplus to Policy-holders the
most apparent and easily available evidence of what's "behind the policy."
Cash Assets.
1 THE HOME 530,178,914 1
2 Hartford 24,863,635 2
8 CONTINENTAL 21,198,038 3
4 AETNA 21,023,545 4
5 GERMAN AM.. N. Y. i7,170,112 5
6 INS. CO. of N. A 16,04i265 0
7 Fidelity-Phenix 13,790,298 - 7
8 LIV. & LON. & GLOBE 13,745,409 8
9 Royal 11,534,555 9
10 National, Conn 10,792,293 10
Surplus In Policy Holders.
THE HOME $16,829,613
CONTINENTAL 15,063,001
AETNA '. 12,369,016
GER. AM., N. Y 9,042,400
Hartford 8,923,967
INS. CO. of N. A 7,712,334
sFidehty-Phenlx 5,734,087
PHOENIX, CONN 5,655,131
LIV. & LON. & GLOBE 5,155.975
Springfield, F. & M 4,642,28
ve are exclusive agents at North Platte for each of the Insurance
Companies in the foregoing lists whose names are printed in capital
letters
It is only by placing your Fire Insurance with us that you are
assured of getting the best.
BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
when
all duators.
stomach, and tone ud
estlve apparatus to n nat
action, f or sulo by
For Sale.
Full two story eight room residence
with cellar and two full lots within
one block of West End school house.
The house is good as new and we are
I1J1 n , n. Jetterisg the inreperty for 1cm thaa im-
TnltUX mU ml. i3lftreJPrevetaealsc?uIdberIact4fi)r.
i nm
BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
Eight Grade Graduation.
Tho annnnl commencement exorcises
of tho Lincoln County Eight Grade
Schools will be held at the high school
fifulltrtfiimt n titles nlftr TiVtrfritr n ffnvnftAn
June 2nd, at two o'clock. One hundred
and eighty pupils or the rural schools
havo successfully passed the eight grade
examination, and in addition there are
about seventy pupils of tho city who
complete this grade this year. The
program for the commencement follows:
Song,-" Angels of Light," 8th
Grada Pupils from Nolle M. Rhea's
School.
Invocation Rev. C. M. Johnson,
Song, "Just a Bit of Cloth, but It'B
Red. Vhlte and Blue, "-8th Grade
Pupils from Aggio Weather's School.
Debate, "Resolved, That Cities
Should Own Their Water Works and
Lighting Plants."
Affirmative, Bert Hunter and Archie
Carrigan.
Negative, Mario Bowon and Arthur
McCabe.
Oration, Th Supposed Speech of
John Adams Miss Edith Beatty.
Recitation, Miss Lola Huntington.
Duet, 8th Grade Pupils from Joseph
ine Blixt's School.
Presentation of Diplomas.
THAT'S vhat counts
you are talking- socks.
IT'S the only known solution
for tho Wear Problem, when
you want a thin, light-weight
sock to resist the toe-puncture.
Price, 25 and 50c.
Wilcox Dep't. Store.
CRYSTAL
THEATRE
To-Night
MOVING PICTURES:
Weathor forecast: Generally fair to
night and Wednesday, Maximum tem
perature veaterdav 62: one vear ncro 71.
Minimum temperature this morning 40;
one year ago 4U.
A Woman's
What Shall
Our Old.
Voice,
We Do With
HAIL INSURANCE.
This is the time to get it. We have
the Old Reliable St Paul. None heller
1 or cheaper.
BRATT & GOODMAN.
VAUDEVILLE:
Harry and Edna Rose in
their latest comedy creation,
"An Ambitious Maid."
10 and 15 Gents.
THE
First National Book,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
"X J
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $140,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA. President.
E. F. SEEBERGER, Vice-Prcsldcnl,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vice-President,
F. L. MOONEY, Cashier.
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A Modern Institution
For the treatment of medical and surgical cases. Open to the
medical profession. Special accommodation for confinement cases
Training school for nurses in connection. Address all communi
cations to the superintendent,
PhoHe 642 Cor. Eighth and Locust
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