Showing vision of tlio Kryplok leusc,
The illstnnce and near glass both
ground In one lensc, (lie upper part for
distance, tlic lower part for close work.
The highest efficiency In lenses is ob
tained by the use of Kryptok lenses
HARRY DIXON
Registered Optometrist.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonal
State Bunk.
. CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zontmeyor'
were visitors In Halg Tuesday.
Mrs. B A. Cram and daughter wont
to'Holdrege Tuesday tov8ltfriendsfOi.
a week ,
A son was born the latter part of
last week to Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Dol
son. Miss Hilda Anderson and mother
have returned from a visit with friends
in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, O'Connoll left tills
week for Omaha to visit relatives for
some time.
Mrs. John Fredorlcl will return
next week from a visit with friends
in Boulder and Greeley, Colo.
At the meeting of tho Yeoman lodge
Tuesday evening twenty candidates
wore taken into tho membership.
Mrs. Louis "Peterson returned Tues
day from Omaha where she had been
visiting her brother Fred Weingand.
Mrs. Jack Mann, of Sidney, who has
Miss Maymo Plzcr expects jto visit
relatives in Grand Island this wcok.
Mrs. Wllllnm Huddart loft Wednes
day aftornon for Omaha to spend a
week.
B. J. Gulnntni, who lives soveral
miles west of town, is reported to bo
seriously 111.
M'is Ague? llanlo.i entertained :he
Eldeon c'ub vory plu-tnntly Wednes
day afternoon.
Mrs E. M. Johnston will entertain
the Ellto card club on Wednesday af
ternoon, May 3d.
Mrs. W. II. Mungor will return to
Omaha today after a week's visit with
her son Horton and family.
Hownrd Baker, of Denver, came
down a few days ago to visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Green.
Mrs. M. Ellas, who sustained a
broken ankle several weeks ago, Is
getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Rowland and
daughter loft at noon Wednesday to
spend a week or more In Grand Island.
Mrs. J. W. McGraw loft tho first of
the week for Omaha and other eastern
points to spend a week or longor.
Mrs. Setn Sherwood left Wednosday
for Vermillion, S. D , wheri her hus
band is now making his headquar
ters, j
The epidemic of small-pox and other
contagious diseases lias been checked
and quarantines were raised, from the
last cases a few duys ago
General Supt. Wm. JefTers and Mrs.
are expected hero next week to visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Schatz and attend
the May Party.
The volunteer flro department will
hold a lunch at the Vienna this even
ing to complete arrangements for a
large banquet to be held Tuesday cvt
enlng, May 9th.
One hundred and twonty-flvo thous
and dollars worth of buildings are
now in course of construction in North
Platte. That is certainly a very cred
itable showing.
Dean Bowker went to Grand Island
Wednesday to attend tho wedding, of
Miss Arthur, daughter of the Episco
pal rector of that city, to William
Ritcliey, of Bridgeport.
Don't use Inferior paint. They will
not stand flic wear in this climate.
Use Sherwin-Williams Paints and Var
nishes. HEXALL DRUG STORK. 0-2
Attorney George Glhb left the Prst
of tub week for Lincoln on business.
Enrouto homo lie will visit at York
and bo accompanied home by Mrs
ANNUAL 31 AY PARTY
(KTURS MONDAY KVENINO.
Monday evening, May 1st, Is the
date for tho thirty-fourth annual May
Party of tho Brotherhood of Locomo
tive Engineers and tho Lloyd opera
house will present a picture of un
usual splendor nt that time. The num
ber of tickets sold is a guarantee that
the ntendance will bo unusally large,
and the presence of local resident!
will bo nugumented by a large number
of out-of-town pecple who will conio to
shnro In the festivities. Many former
North Platte people In arranging to
visit their old friends select the date
of tho May Party for their visit.
Tho committees In charge of the
LMay Party will present for tho enter
tainment of their guests a concert pro
gram by the Stamp orchestra, n nicely
decorated hall, good music for tlio
(lancers, and a reception committee
that will aid every attendant In having
a good time.
If you fall to attend tho May Pafy
you will miss an evening of; satisfy
ing enjoyment.
been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs,
Jas. McMichael, will leave the first ofiGlb)g 1ind dnURlltor who ,mve bcon
ui,ai ween. j tll0re for everai weeks.
Airs. umuy uoaies win leave snorwyi r.. instrumental Trios lv tho Tav-
I lors are Incomparable in tone and pcr-
for Omaha to spend a week or more
on business connected with her beau
ty parlors.
Mrs. Carl Simon and children camo
home Tuesday eyenlng from Hastings
where she visited tho home folks for
ten days. , .
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Farm and Ranch Loans-. - Write us
for rates and terms. Give detailed
description of property. Surety Mort-
gage & Trust Co., David City, Neb. 30-2
"None so blind as thoso who won't
see," said Shakespeare. This applies
in a pertinent .vay to preaentjday eyes.
Harry Dixon, Jeweler and Optometrist.
Mrs. S. H. Grace, of Chicago, who
had been tho guest of her daughter
Mrs. W. L.Rlchards for several weeks,
left for Denver Tuesday.
Highest market price paid for hides.
We buy dry bones, Iron and other
junk. North Platte Junk House. 27tf
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For Sale.
The Tony Pushnian property on east
5th street, four blocks from. Dewey
street, modern except heat. Cheap If
taken at once.' Call at 004 east Sixth
street or' phone Black 441. 30-2
fectlon. Hear them. Dixon, the Jow
eler.
The Entre Nous club were the
guests of Mrs. Jack SlnClalr Wednes
day afternoon. Card games were play
ed and prizes awarded to Mesdames A.
W. Shilling and H. A. Lawhead. Guest
prizes wero awarded to Mesdames
Wood White and Arthur MoMullen.
'A LoVestedf, for "many- years a resident-
of Medicine precinct, who re
moved to California a year or so ago,
is back in Lincoln county on a visit.
He lived through the dry years in
Lincoln county, but ho says condi
tions then wero not as bad as they
are in California today. Laborers on
farms and fruit ranches can bo SO'
cured for" a dollar a day and board
themselves, and there aro many more
times men than there aro jobs. Mr.
Lovestedt advises laborers to steer
clear of California.
Farm Loans.
Wo Iinve nldity of money on hand to
closo loans promptly. Lowest rates
of Interest and best terms.
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Member Federal Reserve Bank System.
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE
HAVE BEEN THE FACTORS LN THE GROWTH OF THIS
BANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO
SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LARGE BALANCES.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
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To our patrons and friends:
Owing to tho continual Increasing
business wo find it necessary to take
Into tho business another partner and
very fortunntoly Jtave secured! Mr.
Nowton E. Buckley, who Is well and
favorably known by many of the citi
zens -of North Platte, Lincoln county,
and in this pnrt of Nebraska, hence
needs no recommendation from us.
Mr. Buckley expects to join us
about May. 1st, 1910, when tlio firm
name will be changed to Bratt, Good
man & Buckley.
Wo take this opportunity to thank
our friends and customers for past
favors and solicit n continuance of
tho same to tho new firm whose every
effort will bo devoted to caring for the
interests of our patrons in tho proper
and careful writing of Fire, Light
ning, Cyclone., Tornado and Wind
storm Insurance, also Hail Insurance
on growing crops, in the very best
old lino stock companies, who have
never defaulted In paying their losses
ono hundred cents on tho dollar.
We shall continue to write Llfo,
Accident and Health Insurnnco In old
line insurance companies whoso repu
tation and financial standing Is beyond
question.
In the selling mid handling ot real
estate, making loans on real estate,
caring for property of non-residents,
we expect' to be more active than heretofore.
We shall continue to run an up-to-
date, modern real estate and Insurance
office and handle all lines In connec
tion with tho business, promising a
square deal for all.
The firm name of Bratt 4 Goodman
Is well known, having been In busi
ness sixteen years, and gives as ref
erence any bank in Nebraska, also tho
commercial agencies, and wo know
tho new llrm of Bratt, Goodman &
Buckley will continue to have tho same
good record as the years roll by.
Yours very truly,
BRATT & GOODMAN.
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Corrects a False Report.
To the Public:
I am Informed that a misunderstand
ing exists regarding the nctlon of the
Chamber of Commerce relative to res
olutions presented to that boJy re
gardlng tho controversy between the
railroads and their employees. In tins
behalf I wisli to state that no action
was taken by the North Platte Cham
ber of Commerce and that tho matter
has been held in obeyance, pending
further dnta, action having boon de
fcrred indefinitely.
Tho attacks of soveral local em
ployes upon the Chamber of Commcr'ie
and our merchants, with threats! to
boycott, were unjust and uncalled for.
"Dynamiters simply create discord
and trouble. Bury your hammer and
BOOST. O II THOELECKE,
Pres. Chamber of Commerce
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Federal Court Sits In June.
A term of federal court will bo held
in North Platto beginning June 12th
The docket Is not vory heavy and the
session of court promises to- bo rather
briof.
Among tho cases to bo tried is one
wherein a girl living In tho south
part of this county was Indicted for
fraudulent misuse of the United States
malls, and a North Platto woman was
indicted on a similar charge. Anothor
case is that Dr. Colo, of Mlnature, wno
Was Indicted for dispensing morphine
without keeping a record of tho pa
tients to whom it was administered
I KEITH THEATRE BUILDING.
Choice Seed Com
We have choice Seed Corn from 1915 crop,
showing it will mature early. Sweet Clover, Al
falfa, Siberian and Hog Millet.
H. L. PENNINGTON,
Phone 99 and Black 388. SOO East Front.
THE NURSE BROWN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
1008 West Fourth Street. Phone 110
Ethical, Moral, Efficient.
An Institution for tho treatment of Medical, Surgical and Confinement
Cases. MRS. MARGARET HALL, Supt.
DR. J. S. TWTNE31, Physician nnd Surgeon.
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Dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Neville.
Tho North Platto Club of Omaha
composed of former North Platte res
idonts, will give an informal dinner
at the Henshaw hotel this evening
complimentary to Mr, and Mrs. Keith
Noville. Invitations wero sent to North
Platto people to be present, but th
recipients of tho Invitations could not
find time to attend.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Noville went-to Omaha
this morning.
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For Sale or Trade.
12 lotB, Block 2S In Julosburg. Colo
Will sell or trade for North Platte
proporty. Ill Smith, 004 oast Sixth St,
North Platte, Neb. 30-
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Leo Champion of Omaha, arrived
lioro yesterday to accept a position
of foreman of tho U. P. freight house.
bcacolet. Inquiro nt
Eye, Ear, Throat
and Gynaecic .
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FIRMARY
Dr. Voorhees Lucas.
"Art in Glasses":
CONCERT PROGRAM AT TJIE
KEITH TUESDAY KVEMNU
Following Is the program of the
concert to be given uy uio miuuum
College Concert Co., l'roi. uruuu
Melnecko. director, nt tho Keith theu-
tro Tuesday ovonlng:
Overture, "Morning, iNoon ami iigm.
In Vienna" Suppe orchestra.
Selected rending Miss. Marian jmihs.
Mazurka do Concert Musln Prof.
Moinecke.
Sol6ctlons from Opera "Marina
Flotow Orchestra.
Largo for Violin Konzort in u Minor
BachProf. Melnecko, Max Krue-
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(a) Tho Reason Teresa uiu iuku
(b) "Wonderful garden of Dreams"
Forster, orchestral accompanlent,
Mr. Roy Modocr.
Violin duet, "Lovo's Old awoet bong
Mniinv nnartetto of voices m re
frnln. arnnircd by Prof. Melnoclcc
Prnf. Moinecke. Max Krueger.
Selected reading Miss hubs.
(a) Tarantolle Slclllonno Tobanl
(b) "An dcr schocnen blauen Donuu"
Strauss Orchestra.
Midland CoIIckc Loyalty Song ar
ranged by Messrs. Modcer apd Tramp,
solo part Mr. Modeer. Cuartotto In
chorus arranged by Prof Melnecko, or
chestra accompaniment.
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KAILKOAI) ROVES
Miss Marjory Campbell entertained
a few friends Monday evening.
Thomas Golden, of O'Noil', came a
few days ago to visit friend-? and ut
tend tho bastt Tiall fair.
Joseph Colo, of Hastings, Is visit
ing with his uncle, J .1. Gettinan, and
Mrs. Gcttman this week.
Tho temperature dropped to twenty
nine degrees Wednesday night and a
killing frost followed, doing some
damago to vegetation.
Mrs. Keith, of Fargo. S. IX, wno
spoilt several weeks with ljor son Lie
Keith and family, left yesterday morn
ing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Simon W'llto, Mr. and
Mrs. Talmngo White, and Mm. C'arl
DaniolHon and children, of Jlershey,
were in town shopping Wednesday and
wero entertained by Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Slznmnru '
Art Toole, of Kearney, Is expected
hero next week to visit Mr. and Mrs
Harry Boy
Notice. '
Gustof Gpll will take notico, that on
tho 21st day of April, 1910, P. H. Sul
livan, a Justice of tho Peace, of North
Platto Precinct No. 1, Lincoln county,
Nebraska. Issued an Order of 'Attach
mont f6r tho sum of $8G.00( in an ac
tion pending boforo him wheroln'F, W.
Herminghauson 1 plaintiff and Gustof
Goll defendant, that property coil
olstlng of money, as wages due tho de
fondant' from tho Union Pacific RaU
Road Company, a corporation, httfi
been attached under said order, , t
Suld caiiBo was continued to the lit!)
day of Juno, 1910, at 5 0 o'clock a. in,
F. W. HERMINGHAUSEN. 1 '
'Plaintiff.
30-3Wi By James Keefo. his Attorney".
Found Watch
this office.
John Bailey, of Kearney, formerly
of this city spent tho past weok hero
transacting business and visiting
friends.
Mrs. Alex Fouwlck loft yesterday
morning for Cheyonno to visit hor
dnughtor Mrs. Hlllard Ridgeloy for
two weeks
Word was recolvcd In this city an
nouncing tho death of Robt. J. Menzle,
of Dunwell, Nob. Mr. Menzle was ono
of tho pioneer settlers of Myrtle pre
cinct and will bo remembored by
many, no leaves a wire ami two sons
to mourn his death.
For Sale FIvo choice lots In Grace-
land Addition to North Platte. Lots 10,
17, 18, 19 and 20. Will receive offers
up to May Cth, 1910, separately or all
together. These lots sold under tho
hammer for $200 each. Being a non
resldont I want to sell. Make your
best offer first. Write W. F. Farmer,
uwner, fioveruaie, ma. 27-4
A. L. Kanold, general chairman of
tho B. ot L. E. left yesterday morning
for wostcrn towns after spending sev
eral days hereon business.
Genoral Supt. .Toffors and party
wont through on No. 10 yesterday
morning enrouto homo from Hanna
whoro thoy woro called last week by
tho reont train robberies.'
A broken journal or wheel was ro-
sponslblo for a wreck a short distance
west of Sidney Tuesday n'.jjk'. in which
fmirtoon cars wero deval'ed. Train
No. 0 was detoured by way of La
Salle and reached this terminal four
hours late. Trains 18, 20 and 2 fol
loed closely after No. '5.'
Firoman A S. James was called to
Omaha Wednosday by tho death of his
brother A. R. .Tamos, who snot aim
killed his Wife and then killed hlmsolf,
Tho deed was committed Tuesday
nltsht and followed a nuarrel and an
agreement to bocomo divorced. 'I no
principals in the sad afrair visitou
North Platto about a year ago and
canvassed tho town for tho salo of
combs and toilet articles.
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Nollco Ut B. of L. E.
All mombers of B. of L. E Div. 88,
aro notified thati commencing with
Monday; May first, 1910, regular divi
sion meetings will bo held In K. P.
hall at 2:30 p. m., every Monday.
M. HAYES, Chief Engineer.
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Ono ot tho features of tho base ball
fair Is the "Kangaroo Court," with
JuBtico Sullivan presiding and a half
dozen husky Officers "bringing In the
meat." Wednesday evening tho officers
raided tho Elks' homo and nabbed ev
erybody In sight, Including District
Foreman McOraw, who appeared In
ourt with a billiard cue which ho had
in his hand at the timo ot his arrest
and was not given timo to pine It in
tho rack.
All This Week Our
United States Tire Show .
You have heard that at last the goal of lire makers. .
has been reached in theoe superb pneumatic casings.
AH this week we will have a special exhibition of
these 4 Balanced ' Tires. ;
Let us explain to you what ' balance ' is, and what
it does to give lower mileage coot. .
Let us explain to you the purpose of each of the
five United States Tires a tire to meet every need of
price and use.
' Drop in. We can show you real tire1 economy, and
the way to better tire service.
J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO., Agent.
MINER HINMAN, Agent.
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