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TUESDAY, JULY 7, 191 1.
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Continuation of withering hent over
the corn belt resulted in excited corn
mnrkcts at all the groin cantors Wed
nqsday with an ndvanco of from tjiroo
to'ftvo cents per bushel. In Chicago
July corn advanced to sixty-fivo ccnta
nntl September corn to sixty-six. Oats
shared In the excitement and advanced
two and one-half cents.
The temperature at Lincoln Wednes
day afternoon wan 110 In the shade and
107 in Omaha. At both these places it
was the hottest ever recorded. The hot
wuviujxtondfl all over the country and
many deaths from excessive heat are
reported from the cities. From Tues
day morning until Wednesday noon 125
deaths from this causo wore reported
from six cities, twenty-sovort of which
occurred in Pittsburg.
If the Nebraska Telephone Co. will
invest that forty or fifty thousand
dollars in bettering iUByBtom in, North
Platte and at the ontno time give us
good service nt renBonablo rates it wfll
have something that In equivalent to an
exclusive franchise. With such a sys
tom'nnd with such service and rates no
company will hnvo the hftrdihood to at
tompt to put in a competing system. It
looks to us as though the Nebraska
Telephone Company's success In North
Platto does not dopondupona franchise.
Tho Springfield Republican says that
s over fifty of tho loading railroads of
tho country operated agricultural In
struction cars and trains during tho
fiscal year prior to the one just closed,
and they expended over $90,000 on this
work. It Is safo to say that even more
roads wore active In tho same way
during tho last fiscal year and that
moro monay was spent. Tho rnilroad
companies are, of course, consulting
their own.1 interests in this, hut for all
that, it is n bonollcoiit work for tho
whole country.
W. Hf C. Woodhurst is tho latest to
publicly nnnounco his candidacy for n
county office, hla dosiro being to ro
coivo tho republican nomination for
.county treasurer. For nearly a quarter
of a century Mr. Woodhurat has been
an active worker for the republican
party, b6th in tho county and in the
Htato at largo, and has freely spent hla
time and money for tho success of re
publican candidates. Having resided
In the county almost consecutively for
thirty-five wars, no has a large n9
quaintancovfn both town and county and
ougnt to provo a voie-gotior. iw
ability to fill tho position of county
treasurer is unquestioned, belnre ono
who has had .vicars of clerical nblllty.
TJhn Record of One Day.
A recapitulation of J,ho result of the
celebration of Independence day In
Philadelphia was mono Wednesday and
shows that it was as near an "old
fashioned Fourth" as anyone would
wont it. It was tho hottest Fourth of
July In thirteen years and there were
eleven deaths from tho heat and many
prostrations. Twelve persona wore
drowned In tho rivers and crcoks,Jn nid
about Philadelphia while bathing; tlicro
were two murdoni, novoral attempted
murdors nn"tl numerous brawls and nput
400 persons woro treated nt hospitals
for injuries received in handling fire-,
works. Among tho injured aro sorrto
serious cases, out nojdeaths are oxpucted
unless tetanus follows.
Senator Rrowu Endorsed as'
Progressive
Beatrico Express: That Senator
Norria Brown of Nebraska is stead
fastly lined up with the element of pro
gressive republicanism, which now is
cdmposod of practically tho entire re
publican party, in indicated in an inter
view to which ho submitted in Wash
ington Wednesday, Tho senator de
. cluro emphatically that ho is in favor
, of revision of the tariff downward, as
demanded In tho last republican plat
form, and shows that ho is not dlsposod
to quibble ns to tlfo mothod by which
revision Is to to obtained. "All 1 want,"
said Sena,tonBrown, "is an opportunity
to vote for a downward revision of tho
schedules, I do not care much about
the form n which tho revision If pre
sented to tho senate. If wo can hava a
chance to voto on each schedule on Its
owri-morits I will hnvo no complaint to
mnko. I think I would prefer to havo
revision in that fashion, However I
entertain no' fear about attaching tho
schedule to tho reciprocity ntrrom6nt
Such an amendment to tho pact would
not Injure It, and I cannot bellovo that
tho president would veto such a joint
bill, not only becnuao ho wants reci
procity enacted into law tot this session
but also because I believe that whop
tho Issuu is smmrolv presented to him
ho will not voto tho bill because it
carries a revision of tho wool schedule.
I don't like the wool schedule and tho
president has told tho country that ho
does not, Therefore, I think thnt
schedule stands nn excellent chanco of
being rovisejjat this session of congress,
StraMws Male Quartet.
Tho Strollers Mnlo quartet will pre
sent a lively program of music, both
vocal aim . instrumental, nt tho
Chautauqua nnd when this company
has-conw and gono it will ba romem
, bored ns one of tho most pooulnr
musicals that has ever been hoard in
this section.
Tho Strollers Quartet filled 160 dates
last year for tho Redpnth-SIuyton
jjycoum.uroau witnout n single
criticism.. Their vocal work, both In
solos and cnsomblo is excellent. In
several renditions they appear in special
costumes. Mr Longstroot, tho Solocu
tionist, adds still further to. tho ovon
ing's program '. ;-
For Sale Ono moving picture theatre
lHTtoWtf 2,2(50. Doing good- business,
reason for selling--other business. Ad
dress Lk-Bx74o Gdthcnburg, Nob.
Injured at Hershey.
W. N. Rose, living four miles south
west of this city, met with a serious
accident at Hershey Tuesday. Ho had
entered for the pony race, and was
riding his horse on tho main thorough
fare, preceding the race, when a farmer
with a two seated carriage came along
from the east headed for town. Rose's
animal was unmanageable and dashed
Into tho buggy, breaking tho left hind
axle, upsetting tho vehicle and dump
ing out the driver, while tho horse fell
with Its rider. Roso plunged to the
hard ground, striking the left sldo of
his face, the nnimol falling on him.
Tho accident was witnessed by many
peoplo nnd they quickly assisted tho
injured ono to a nearby residence and
medical aid from North Platto sum
moned, an tho local physician was out
of town. Before tho doctor from North
PIntto arrived, Dr. N. McCabc, carfio
along in his auto and gave first assis
tance. It was found that tho unfortu
nate man had his lower left jaw frac
tured, and tho lowerllmbs badly bruised.
Dr. A. L. Ambrose, who Is looking
after Dr. Twinem's practice, responded
to the call from Hershoy nnd nrrived
there shortly nftor Dr. McCabehad
cared for Rose, who was then taken on
No. 4 to this city and removed to tho
P. & S. hospital, Wednesday he
tnkon to his homo south of tho
whore he Is getting along nicely
sldenng tho nature of his injury
the extreme hot weather.
was
city
Wins Three, Lose Four.
Mcmbors of tho North Platto tennis
club,- who went to Lexington Tuesday,
played eight games, lost four won three
and tied on olio. Keturn games
will
played in this city
.tho early
part
fcepiemuer.
Card of Thanks.
Wo1 desire to thank our many friends
and neighbors for. their klndnoss nnd
sympathy during 'the slcknoss and
burinl of our bolovod inothor and grand
mother, also for the benutiful floral
offerings. -"'
Mit. and Mns. J. W. Slutts and
C'HjLDHHN AND M3. ELLA YOUJfQ.
,! .. i. ir.,, ii , . - , ,,
A now No, 10 visiblo Smith Promior
typewriter was instnllod in District
Clerk Pressor's office yesterday.
Ordinance No. 5.
AN ORDINANCE,
Providing for tho submitting to tho
electors of tho city of North Platte
tho question: "Shnll.tho city of North
PlaUe issue its bonds in tho sum of
$22,000.00. for tho purposo of obtaining
to nccommcdate tho city ofTicota and reN
corns, tno nre department nnd lire ap
paratuses and police department, nnd
to provide for the levying und collect
ing, by the proper officers of said city,
a tax annually ufficlent to pay tho In
terest and, princlpnl of said bonds as
they mature?"
Be It ordained by tho mayor and city
council of North Plntto
Section (1.) That a special election
shall be called on tho 2nd day of Aug
ust, 191Mn tho city of North Platte,
Lincoln countv. Nebraska, nt which tho
following proposition shall be sub
mitted to tno voters of said city:
Sha tho c tv of North Platto issue
its bonds jn tho sum of $22,000.00 In
denominations of SI 000. 00 eiich. dated
Sept. 1st, 1011, duo in twenty yenrs
irom their date, but payable at any
time ' hf tor ten years nt the ontion of
said city, to draw interest nt tho rnto
of five per cent per annum, semi
annually, principal and interest paynble
nt tno nseni agency o tno state ot
Nebraska, In tho city of Now York;
said bonds to bo used for tho jpurpose
of obtaining money with which to erect
n city liul). to accommodate tho citv
officers and records, tho fire depart
ment, nre apparatus, nnd police de
partment. And Bhall tho nronor officers
of said city bo authorized to levy and
collect a.tnx annually, in tho same
mannor ns other municlpnl taxes.-may
be levied and collected, in an amount
BUIIlcient to pay tho intorcst and prin
cipal of said ootids ns they mature, in
addition to tho sum authorized to bo
levied by Section 82, Article !1, Chapter
13, compiled Statute of tho state of
Nebraskn, for tho year 1909, until sinld
bonds and interest are paid, on nil tho
proporty within said city, ns shown nnd
valued on tho assessment rolls of tho
assessors of said dtv. Said bond to bo
negotiable in form."
section (2). Tho bnllntH to bo used
at said election shall have printed
thereon!
FOR issuinir S22.000.00 of thu. bonds
of tho city of- North Platte, for tho
purposo of erecting a city hall to nc-
commodato tno' city officers nnd records,
tho firo department and firo apparatuses
and tho poli-o department, nnd ftfr
levying and collecting a tax annually
to pay the interest ,and principal of
Bald bonds ns they mature.
AGAINST issuing $22,000.00 of the
bonds of tho city of North Platto for
the purposo of erecting a city hall to
accommodate the city olllcero and re
cords, tho fire department and firo ap
paratuses nnd tho polico department.
and for levying and collecting a tax
annually to pay tno interest and prin
dual of said bonds as they mature.
Those voting In favor of said prop
osiuon sunn marK tnoir ballots with an
X after tho paragraph boginning "For
issuing $22,000.00 of tho bonds of tho
City of North Platto" and thoso voting
against said proposition shall mnrk their
imiiuuj wiuj an a. opposite tno paragraph
boginning "AGAINST Issuing $22,000,00
of tho bonds of tho city of North Platte. "
Section (a). Notice of said election
shall bo given by publication in tho
North Platto SemlAVcoklv Tribune, a
nowspapor of general circulation in said
city, for three consccutivo weeks prior
to mo unto ot saiu election, sain notice
shall consist of tho proclamation of the
Mayor, attested by tho Clerk, sotting
soiling lortu mo proposition to bovotc(
on.
Section (4). Said election shall bo
hold In tho First "Ward at tho Hose
House in said Ward. In tho second Wnnl
in thu Commissioners room on tho second
tloor of tho Court House in said Ward,
In tho Third Ward nt tho Hosellouso in
said ward nnd in tho Fourth Ward at
the IIoso House in said ward.
This ordinnnco shall tako effect and
bo in force from and nftor its passage
nnu npprovni, according tor law,
Dated this 3rd duy of July, 191L
. Tuos. C. WATTERSON
Mayor.
Attest:
ClJAS. F. TEMI'LH. 4
City Clerk.
PAssod and approved this IJrd day of
July, 1911. '
Political Announcements
FOK TREASURER.
I hereby nnnounco myself ns n can
didate for the republican nomination
for county treasurer, subject to the
decision of tho voters of tho primary
election August ICth, 1911. I will fully
appreciate the support of republicans.
U. It. WALTERS.
I respectfully announce that I am a
candidate for tho republican nomination
lor county treasurer, subject to the
decision of tho voters nt the primary
election August ICth. Support given me
will bo appreciated.
ALBERT JN. JUUHB1M,
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the republican nomination for county
treasurer, subject to tho decision of tho
republican primary August 16th. I will
appreciate the support of republicans
on that day. Frank Murray.
' Follow citizens of Lincoln county: I
lercby announce myself a candidate for
county treasurer and respectfully solicit
your support nt the polls. If elected I
win enocavor to uo my uuty m such a
wny no to meet the npprovni of the
people. WALTER U. MONEEL.
FOR CLERK.
I hereby announce my caftdidncv for
tho nomination for county clerk subject
to the decision of the republican party
nt tho primnry. Wm. Otten.
I Hereby announce mvself n candidate
for countv clerk subject to tho decision
of tho republican voters at the primnry
oleotion to be held Tuesday. August
ICth, 1911, and rcspoctfully s&llcit 1
your support.
U. WILLIAM lOST.
FOR SHERIFF.
I announce mvseirns a candidate for
sheriff, subject to the decision of 'the
voters at thu primary election to be
hold August ICth, 1911, and respect
fully solicit thosupport of tho republi
cans nt that election.
A. J. SALISHURY.
I horobv annnounce mvEolf as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for sheriff, subject to the decision of
the votOrs nt tho primary election on
August ICth nnd respectfully solicit
your support.
I. U MlLTONHEaER.
I horoby announce myself as a candi
date for the democratic nomination for
sheriff subject to tho decision of tho
voters at tho primary election on Au
gust lbui nnd respectfully solicit' your
support.
y ti. (J. MCUEE.
I horebv nnnounco mvself as a candi-
dato for sheriff on tho democratic ticko t
suniect to tno decision ot tho voters at
the primnry election on AuguBtlG, 19LI.
JiDD J.'. KEliHAUSEN.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. y
I hereby nnnounco mvself as a candi
date for the nomination of county Buper-
democraticprimnry.
ULIO K. UHAPPELL.,
Brady, Nobr.
I hereby announce mvself ns a can-
didato for tho republican nomination for
county superintendent, subject to tho
decision of the Voters at tho primary
election August 15th. Your support is
rcspcctluIJy solicited. ...
vvm, isnnioiiTu
CLERK DISTRICT COURT. !
I announce mvself n candidate for ro-
nomlnation for clork of district court
subject to the. will of tho republican
voters nt tho 'primary election to bo
held Tuesday, August 15th, 1911, and I
nssure you your support will bo greatly
appreciated.
f UEO. Vj. I'ROSSER.
COUNTY JUDGE.
I, John Grant hereby announce mv-
Bclf a candidate for tho Democratic
nomination for County Judged subject
to tho decision of tho voters at tho
primary election August 15, 1911, and
most rcspoctfully solicit your supportT
I hereby announce mvself as a candi
date for the republican nomination
for countv iudce. sliblcct to the
decision of the votera nt tho primary
election on August 15th, and respect-
tuny solicit your support.
M. U. (JROSUY.
I horobv announce mvself as a can
didate for tho republican nomination
for county iudiro. subject to tho decis
ion of tho voters at the primnry elec
tion August 15th.
v E. W. CRANE.
FOR COMMISSIONED.
I horobv announce mvself as a candi
date for the republican nomination for
county commissioner from tho Third
ditrict, subject to tho decision of voters
at tho primary election. You support
solicited. j. vv. AHIIOTT,
Hershoy, Nebr.
I hero announco mvself a enndidato
for tho republican nomination for
county commissioner from tho Third
district, subject to tho decision of tho
voters nt tho primary olectlon In August,
and rcspoctfully solicit your support, I
am a resident of Nowofl precinct and
my postoillco address is Hershey.
11. J. ttUNNER,
. I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for
tho democratic nomination for county
commissioner In district No. 3. subject
iu mo reauit oi tno primary election,
HENRY H. FULK.
Jog-alopg Transfer Co.
C. II. SAWYER, MGR.
Hack and Hoavy Drnying of all Kinds.
Piano moving a specialty. Up-to-dato
1911 piano truck. Office hours 8 a, m.
toOjn. m. Ofllco with PostalTologrnph
Office phono 201, Residence 051
Go to
SORENSON'S
FOR
Furniture . Repairing
y and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Twaing, Picture Fraaiag
Room MouldiBg, aad Wiadow7
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth. :
Parties wishing
PURE
SPRING WATER
ICE.
AT
50c petv lGO lbs.
Phone 95
H. LAMPLUGH.
Save Your Suits.
Wouldn't you like to wear that per
fectly good last spring's fult ngnin?
And wouldn't you wear it if you couid
shorten the jacket to conform to the
present stylo. If you haven't the time
to do it, or if you deft' t know how, just
send it to us. .We aro, doing a gieat
deal of this kind of work this spring, as
well as cleaning, dyeing, pressing nnd
adding new collars and cuffs. A few
such chanires will imnrove vour old
nil it bo thn you will actually enjoy
economy.
The French Div Cleanine and Pretts-
ing Plnce.
A: SIGEL. ThW Little tailor
223 E. nth St. Phone 1S2,
. s '
Application for Liquor License
Matter of Application of Pntrick G.
Hayncs for Liquor License:
Notice is hereby "given "that Pntrick
G. Haynes did upon tho 30th day of
June, 1911, file his application to the
Villago Board of Trustees of Brady,
Lincoln county, Nebraskn, for license to
sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors
on Lots 13, 14 and 15 in Block 6 in the
Villago of Bra ly Lincoln county, Ne
braska, to begin at the municipal year
of 1911 nnd to end with, the same with
in the, spring of 1912.
If there be no objection, rcmonstranco
or nrotestiiled within two weeks from
July 4, A D., 1911, said license will bo
granted.
l'ATRICK u. haynes, Applicant.
NOTICE 1'OU I'UHLIOATIO.N.
. Serial No. 02527.
DopartimMit of tho Intorlor,
U. a. Land Olllco at North I'lntto. Nob.
Juno Sis. mil.
Notli'o Ih lll'ri'bv irlvon tlinf. Mnvlmll CI
McNrol. ot North I'lutle. Noli., wlui. on A nr.
2(l,IWr.mndu liomoKtoad nntry No. .Stl&D.sorlal
No. 0i527 for NH of NM. 8WM.8EM, ani
taction 31. Township io. N. Uaniro Si
w, or mo otii principal Meridian, linn
lllt'U uotlcu of lull lit on to maku Until live
jrcar proof, to establish claim to thu land
alxivo (IrH.'rllx'd. boforo tlio KuKlstpr and ltf
colvor at North IMatte, Nobraska, on tlio 'U3d
day of A ii if, lUfl.
Claimant names as wltnosson! David Ma-
combor, James llvchan. of North l'lntte.
William droves, Waller lleaucharci), of
MciriilM'v. Null.
J'W-o j. R. Evans, ticclstor.
NOTICE VOK l'lnUOATION.
Serial No O-'WO. .
Department of the Intorlor
U. S. Land Olllco at North I'laMe. Neb.
. , . May. IS. inn.
Nntlea la littrnm' frlvnti thnt. nvnnt
AIoNeol, of. North Vlatto, Nobraska, who on
uotober ism. lim trade Homestead entry
No. 21100. Serial No. UXW. for all of Soc
tlon2.Twp. IB. N., U.32. W, of tho th l'rin.
Meridian, has filed notlco of Intention to
maku final flvn vnar nmnf. tn isntnhlUli
claim to tlio land above described. Iteforirf
wiu juKisior anu neceiver at rvortn i'lntto,
Nebraska, omtlic 17th day of July, 1011.
Claimant names as witnesses: Darwin
E. Tnrlor. Uavlll W. JlHl-otnlutr. .Tilmnu 1 lo
ci I Ml and Arthur Toopa, all ot North l'latte.
mIU-n T.R. Evans, IteRlstnr.
Notice for Publication.
Borlal No. 02212-023C5.
. Departmontof Oio lntorlor.
U. S. Land OtUco at North l'latte. Neb.
..... Juno 12th. 1011.
Notlco Is horoby irlvon that Thomas Hol
clior. of Myrtle, Neb..whoon August I. M0I,
mado Ilometead Kntry No. S0I85, Sprlal No.
0221S, for SW. and on I'obruary Utli.
iiw. mauu iiomerttcaa Kntry wo. whk,
Sorlal No. Qim, for WH of SEW. Seo
t pn. 8 Township. 10. North, raneo 2U.
West of the sixth principal meridian
ban filed notice ot Intention to mako final
jlvoyear proof, to establish claim to tho
land above described, boforo tholloitlstor
and llecelver at North l'latte Nebraska,
on tho lOth day of Auir, 1911.
Claimant names as wltiicssesi Daniel J
Orcoloy. Jacob Weber of Notth IMatte.Neb.,
James Main, and Krancls I.- Keslor. Nesblt.
Neb.
J20- ,T. K. Kvan. IloBlntr.
NOTIOE KOU I'UnUOATION
Serial No, 02733.
. . May ltl. Ml.
, Notlco Is horoby cl von that Walter 11. Mc
Neul, of North l'latte, Nob., who, on Jau,
sptli. 10Otlt7nade H. E. No. SUMS. Serial No.
02733. for all of Section 21. Township 15,
N., HaniroSS. W( of tho 0th Principal Moridlan.
has tiled notlco of Intention to mako final 11 vo
year proof to establish claim to tho land
abpvu described, boforo tho Itetrlster and Re
ceiver at, North i'lttr,: Nntv. nn tha 11th dtv
fJuly.lWU,
ft' Claimant names as witnesses: Jamos Ilo-
.Ciian. ot North l'latte. Neb.. Henry Doebke,
Of North l'latte, Nob-, Ueonre W, Korbracho,
at Huthoriand. Nob., and CharlKn II. M&-
ombor. of North l'latto. Nob,
i J, E, Evans, Register.
, NOTJOR FOlt 1'UllMOATION.
I ' . Sorlal No. 0W0.
, Department Of tho Interior.
Land OUIca at North l'latto. Nob.
, . Juno Uth 1011,
crlo, son and on,pt,tbe holrsof Oeorgo Itey-
erio. uvcoasuu maimant, viioso wiro is also
.dead, of North l'latto, Nobraska,, who on
ueo. i, iwa, maao homestead entry jio.siw,
Serial No. OuW. for P BEX, NWM BEk,
HWM. and NW section 18. township
13. N. Kanse W. of tho sixth Principal
Meridian ha lllnd nntlcn ot .Intention tn
wake .'Anal flvo yoar proof to
establish, claim to tho land above described,
Boforo the lUnlBter and llecelver at North
Platto, Neb., on the Suth day ot July 1011,
Claimant name as witnesses: Daniel
li. MoNeol, James Ilechan, Walter It Mc
Neel, William W. Q roves allotXiDrUi l'latte.
Nob.
JI3-S J. R, KVANP. Register.
Homeopathy
Principles
Siaulca, SktiilibiM, Cwaatas.
A like remedy will cure a like
discase-ns a remedy which has
tho same symptoms, or produces
the same in tho well, will curs.
tho30 In the sick, and with na
ture's help will curo.quicker than
any other, and with Jess expense
to the human economy. This
system of medicine has at its
command anything In tho realm
of cure, such as electricity In any
form, the Vibrator. Alassage,
Hyrotherafenties. Therefore tho
correctness of choosing this lino
of treatment, rather than whims
with a ainglo borrowed idea.
For out of town patients and ail
thoso interested: rooms furnished
when desired for confinement,
medical nnd the necessary surgin
cul cases. Trained nurses in
attendance. .
Dr. J. S. Twinemr
.Medical and Surgical Practicioner
GEO. D.DENT, v
Physician and Surgeon,
Olllco over McDonald Bank.
JOE B, REDFIELD, M. D.
I'hyalclon and Surgeon.
Spoclnllyt SKIN DISliHSES.
Day and night cnlla promptly answered
, Office P. S. Hospital. Phone 642.
j DR. W. W. SADLER, j
3 Physician, Surgeon, Optician. w
I District Surgebn Tj. p. R. R.
Hershey, Nebraska. j
DR. J. S. lirYINEM,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Special attention ulvon to confine- 5
n montsand children's diseases, ' J
Ofllco l'honn 1R3 lies. Vhono 2S3
onico McDonald Stato Hank Md'sr 2
J fc. .k.X' 1 . fc. . .
A. J. AMES. MA11IE AMES. y
Dociors Ames & Ames,
B Physicians and Surycons,
; Office over Stone Drug Co.
h Phnnon l OfflCQ 273
J Phonf8. f Residence 273 (3
WILLIS J. REDFIELD, M. D
Surgeon, Physician, Consultant.
Office Phyeicinns and Surgeons Hospita
Phofies: Office 642, Residence 644.
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The Ladies's Home Journal, Pelinq
atorYogiie, et,c, are advertising the
Spireila Cqrset. These advertisements
arc of particular interest to corset
wearers. As local corselicre for the
Spireila ' Company I am in position to
give you the benefit of my training
and experience. I guarantee your cor
net to fit you, to be the proper model
for you. I do residence fitting, will
call, demonstrate the corset and ex
plain it to, you at your convenience.
MRS. M, K. DUKE.
408 East Sixth St.
Phone Red 202.
F. J. BROEKER,
Merchant Tailor.
We have recently installed a French
Dry Cleaner for Men's and Ladies'
apparel of all classess, and wo
guarantee satisfactory work. We
are also tailors and know how to
repair clothes.
We carry samples of goods and
make clothes of all kinds to order,
insuring first-class workmanship
and perfect fit.
THE MAN, THE GIRL,
THE CIGAR
The Man, the Girl and tlieCjgar
a happy combination to a certainty,
and one should be,as good as the
other. We can't furnish tho young
moa with the girl, but we can fur
nish him the,Cigar, and it will be a
cigat as good as the girl is sweet,
and one which Smoked in hCr pres
ence will not be offensive to her.
If you don'tbelieve us, try one.
J. F." SCHMALZRIEDr
PERFECT IN
EVERY LINE
that is the way
you will l(ok in
your photograph,
when wo tako it.
You hnvo' tlio
right to demand
perfection of port
raiture. YOU LOOK
YOUR BEST
when you come to
us, and wo do our
best This means
that something
will result, and
It Is a perfect
photograph.
G.W.ANDERSON
Road No. 344.
The commissioner" nnnointed to view
for the purposo of establising a public
road as follows:
'Commencintr nt the northeast corner
of Section 12, township 1G, range 2G,
and running thence west one mile to the
northwest corner of section 12, town
ship 1C, range 20, thence running south
one and one half miles to the south
cast corner of the n. o. quarter section
14, township 1G, range 2G.
Also commencing at n. e, cornor of
section 14, township 10, range 2G, and
running west one half mile ns nearly on
tho line as pr.icticnl; has reported in
favor of the establishment of said road
and all claims for damage or objection
thcretolnust be (lied in the office of the
county clork on or boforo noon on tha
31st day of August, 1911.
juatcti Mortn natto, JNob., Juno.2tf,
1911. F. R. Elliott. County Clerk.
Road No. 347.
The conimissioner appointed to view
for the purpose of establlshinc a public
road as follows: Commencing at the
northeast corner -section 26. township
10, range 20, and running thence east
along tho north section line of said sec
tion 20 to a point about 40 roads east
of the northeast comer of northwdst
quarter: thtinco southeasterly around
tho cariyon in northwest quarter of
northeast quarter -of said section and
back to section lino nt about the north
east cornor of northwest quarter- of the
northelist quarto of said section thenco
enst along said section line about thirty
1. . 1. .1 ... v . 1
ruus; uience .uuuuieriy .ucrons inu cor
ner of the northeast Quarter of the
northeast quarter of said section 2G to
the intersection ot tho east line; thenco
south along thb east line of said section
to tee intersection of Road No. 212 has"
reported in favor of tho location of
said roads as follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner
of sectipn 20, township 6, range 2G,
and miming thenco east along the
north section lino of said section 26, to
a point about 40 rods east of tho north
east corner of the northwest quarter;
thenco .southeasterly around tno can
yon, thunco in nn easterly direction
to section, lino between sections 25 nnd
2G said town and range.
I also recommend that a road com
mencing about 40 rods west of tho
northeast comer of tho northwest quar
ter section 26, township 1G, range 26,
and running thence in a Southerly
direction for about 30 rods to intersect
with the former described road and all
objections thereto or claims for damage
must be Hied in the office, of the county
clerk on or before noon on the 31st day
of August 3911.
Doted North Platte, Neb., June 28th,
1911. F. It. Elliott, County Clerk.
Primary Election Notice, 1911.
I, F. R. Elliott, Coimty Clerk, of
Lincoln County, Nebraska, do hereby
direct thnt n primary election bo held
at the voting-places in the various pre
cincts of Lincoln Gounty, Nebraska, as
by law provided, on tho third Tuesday
in August, A. D. 1911.
At said primary election, candidates
for the following offices shall be nom
inated to be voted on at thej regular
November, A. D., 1911 election:
Three judges'of the Supreme Court;
Two regents' of tho Stato University;
Ono state Railway CommissioneJ;
One district judge Thirteenth judicial
district in Nebraska, '
Ono county judge;
Ono sheriff;
One coroner;
Ono county treasurer;
One county clerk;
Ono county surveyor; .
One county superintendent;
One clerk of the District Court;
Ono county commissioner, commis
sioner district number three;
Ope overseor in cash road distsict;
Two justices of tlio peaco; (in each
precinct)
Two Constables; (in each preclhct)
Which eloction will be open at 12 M
noon and continuo open until 9:00 o'clock
in the afternoon of the samd" day.
Dated, North Platto, Nebraska, June
28, 1911.
F. R, Elliott, County Clerk.
Estimate of Expense for the Fiscal
Year 1911.
I, Chas. F. Temple, City Clerk In pnd
for tho City of North Platte, Lincoln
County, Nonraska, hereby certify that
the'.following estimate of expenses waB
made by the Mayor and City Council of
tho City of North Platte, Nebraska, for
tho Fiscal Year 1911, the Cth day oft
June, 1911.
Salaries of City Officials $2,500.00
Fira Department 8,000.00
Polico Department 2,100.00
Streets and Culverts 3,500.00
Sidewalks, crossings and approaches
, 1,500.00
General and Incidental Expenses....
4,000,00
Fire Protection 3,500.00
Street Lighting .3,000.00
B6nd & Interest Sewer 1,700.00
Sower Maintenance 1,000 00
Wator Bond Interest 5,000.00
City Library ,1,500.00
City Hall Bond & Interest.... 1,000,00
Total
$33,300.00
The eritiro rovonua for
fiscal
year was $22,190.00. CHASrF. TEMPLE,
- ...City Clerk.