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A LITTLE "JOKER"
DEFEATS iiEJOLUTION
RAILROAD NOTES
lit A L. lUJtE, Kiillor ami I'uhlMier.
SUHSCIUI'THj.s UATICH:
One Year li) .Vtuil In Aiivuiioe. . . . l&t
One Year t Carrier In Ailumco. ,t..tj
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FIHDAY. .MAY 3, ItfUJ.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Uutlt the people oi North Plate pro
vide a better clans at amusunfent, io
... i.j.u.c.1, iy a oto oi nvft to 1'iVo.
: went on reccwil Tutsuay Vnlti( an
,po.ut to tfitt RtnlitltMi ot ttie uaru
Ikuiiisc as ttbyoJ In tnt savbral cigar
jtottfs o; the city, Councilman Stono,
Bell, Simon, vouGou. and uwagen
Tralnrna: tcr J. V. Adams returned
Wednosday from western towns where
. j ..pent ion days on U. V. bii'$lnoB8.
Trod Kufito, of Oninhu, ruylv'od hero
. tHiicsoti to iiiKf a p:itlon na-fora-.tei,
li tMM I'acillc f might
.10IMC. ;
Fir.-itnnit Maotin lolt leut night for
.-ni. ay. t.ol., to vialt relrttlvo. Mrs.
.. t.n hfij been thore for numeral
weeks, i
IJurnm iionliatii lias realgnc0hl3 po
rtion at tlu Tramp grocery ilntUac-
i on a- paiO'iR'r 'hrulreimni
Keith N'evllle accompanied the ilo tint uxnrcnsed themutflvea when they on the Union Pacific
aepca. on . ir. u,0 . ........ , lol. ;Z ' ' - At tho 1I10ct,B 0f the Union Pacific
Cnla Minn r. inniii liniiMii nnnv "" '""""' "J ........ .
H. A Byhoe, care Wofltem ..;,Y,',
terms
Union. :2-
Clcan Up Suit Sale, all Wool Sulta
fonnorly priced up to $2U.G0 now o
1ns at $15.00. ULOCK'S.
Let Landgraf & Hoga do your paint
ing, paper .hanging and decorating.)
Phono Black C92 or Black 570. )3tf
Mrs. Ella Lanyon, who has been
visiting frlonds In Winner, S. 1)., for
two weeks, Is expected home tomor
row. Clean Up Suit Sale, all Wool Suits
formerly priced up to $23.50 now go
ing at ?15.00. ULOCK'S.
Roy Modcer and Prof. Melncckc, of
tho Midland College Concert Co., wore
the guests of Arthur Tramp whllo In
this city.
Henry PoterHon, formerly of this
city, now nianagor of the U. P. hotel at
Sldnoy, spent yesterday In town visit
ing ills father.
Den F. Heffner filed his petition In
the district court yesterday asking
for a divorce from his wife on the
grounds ot cruolty,
Mrs. Sum Davis, of Wallace, who
had been n patient at tho North Platto
General hospital for several weeks, re
turned to her homo yesterday.
W, J. Doll, of Hcrshoy, is ill at the
Illtner hotel. Owing to the crowded
condition of tho City Hospital It was
necessary that he take his treatments
there.
Palm Leo Cigar 10c. 14-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Boguo returned
the early part of this wcok from
Platlsmouth, whore thoy had gone to
attend tho funoral or tho late Mrs.
Saml. Smith.
Now is the time to prepare your
Hotter beds. Special sale on VIiiciih
and Omnium plants tomorrow. Watch
our window tonight.
LIKHK.SANDALI CO.
Misses Alma and Helen Waltetnath
loft Tuesday for tho cast, the former
going to Baltimore to Bpond part of
tho summer, tho latter to visit frlonds
In Omaha und at points In Ipwa.
Tho B. P. O. Elks will give a ban
quet and danco for their ladles at the
homo Thursday evening, May 11th.
The banquet will bo lield at sovon
o'clock and dancing will begin at nino,
For Farm Loans see or wrlto Geue
Crook, room 3, Waltomath building,
North Platte. 41t
Judge Grimes gobs to Tryon Monday
to hold a term of district court. Ho
will bo accompanied by Reporter Bar
ron and probably several local attor
neys. Tho term promises to bo rather
brief,
Tho normal training class'of tho high
Bcltoal with Miss RlchardB as chunnr-
cno, visited the Baker, the Platto Val
ley and tho Nichols schools yostor
day afternoon. Thore woro olevon In
flio party and tho trip wa made In cars
furnished by tho students.
Gettmau'slIand-MadO Cigar. Cc. 14-tf
All boosters timoko Town Boost, tf
P. K. Flynn, u Hcnlor englnoorlng
major of tho Stanford University, will
arrlvo homo In n couple of weeks, visit
tho homo folks for a month and then
go to Selienoctody, N. Y to tako a
posit..!) in the testing department of
nho General Electric Company of that
city.
Real estate taxes for 1015 became de
linquent May 1st and from that date
draw tqn per cent Interest. At the
treasurers office It was said yostor
day that tho payment of those taxes
this week In Vorylioavy, tho force be
ing kept busy overy minute tf tho day
writing receipts.
Tho Grafunola factory at Bridge
port, Connecticut, 13 being increased
four tlmofl ltd formor size. This on nc
cotint of tho phenomenal Increase In
their buBjnoss. Dealer Dixon Is finding
difficulty In obtaining a mifflclent
number of olectvlc grafanoliiB 'to imp-
ply tho lecal demand.
Tho Loyal Mystic. Legion meat nt
Hie K. P. hall Wednesday evening. Of-
llcors woro elected aa follows: Worthy
councilor, A. B. DryoM worthy vlco
councilor, V, L. Zimmerman; worthy
past councilor, Grace McMlchaoI; see
rotary. F. J, Dlener; escort. Nelllo
Woods; protector, Howard Dllson.
Mcmbors of the M. M M. club were
entertained at tho homo of Mrs. J. II
Hegarty Wednesday afternoon at
cards. The prizes for tho highest
Bcorcs woro awarded to Mrs. Will
Hawloy and Mrs. Harry Mitchell
GuoBts of the day woro Mesdames H
A. Garllchs, Harry FlolBhman, Thomas
Henley, P, J. Barron and D. C. Cong'
don.
Tho Editor ot Tho Tribune offers to
gamble bovoii tons of coal that work
on tho Burlington will commence dur
ing tho prosont yoar and that "Uur
Uugtou engines will bo running Into
North Platte beforo tho end ot 1010.'
This event will cap tho climax In
making the residence district of the
cast part of tho city, the most desir
able of any In tho city, as the right of
way purchased by the Burlington and
tho Union Pacific Railroad aro farther
apart hero than clsowhoro in the city.
This will niako tho lots In tho Trus
tco'H and Rlvordnlo Additions all tho
more valuable. HAVE YOU BOUGHT.
YOURS YET? Prices and easy tonus'
are tho samo as usual, but tho com-'
inn of tho Burlington will cortalnly
advance valuos. Sco Win. E. SHUMAN.
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For .Sale Cheap.
Two houses, lot and barn at 1005
north Locust street, also 101 ncrcs
of hay land to leaso. "Wrlto T. B. Mc
Govern, 2716 Franklin street, Omnha
Neb., 20 4
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jicnuiunorD 111 W1I1UUU 111 l.i YYUUn. v. V,
... .. n. ,.1 ... Int. .,,.l,
,.. .., ....'v li iu.s any, u.i uiui-icii unn.oi,-
ty for tho sale of Intoxicating l!quon al "-rotary o. the association,
within tlie city ol Nortn Platte, No-, "londuclor John Clark, o. Denver,
btaska, anil whereas complaint ban .pfil WcdncBday here while onroute
been made of violations of the law homo Horn tho Union Pacific .pen
sioned employes' uauquct in umann.
Frank Tracy, Sanfcrd Hartman and
Fred Fredrlckson have returned from
the pensioned engineer's banquet In
Omaha which was held this weok.
within
with reference to prostitutes
wild city,
Tlioroiore be it resolved, that tin
.ollco of the said city, bo and thoy
teroby are. particularly directed and
instructed to aoe that he law In re
gard to sales of Intoxicating liquors,
gambling and prontltution, as well an
In all .ther regards, Is Htrictly enforced."
On the face of it, the resolution ap
peared perfectly "good"; none of the
cxuncllmen were or aro opposed to a
alrlct enforcomcnt of the law as rc
gardn Illegal Balo of liquor, houses of
prostitution nnd gambling, but hoiuo
tit thenr balked on the words "as well
as In all othed regards" which they
Bconted as a little "Jckcr" which Coun
cilman VanCleave had Inserted to
"slip one over on tho the others," na
ho boys would Bay, And that "Joker"
encompassed tho defeat of the reso
lution. Mr. Van Cleavo has attempt
ed on several cccaslons to have tho
council direct the police to suppress
card playing In tho cigar stores, but
has so far failed. Upon being queried
by mcmbors of tho council, Mr. Van
leave had no hesitancy In stating that
he was strong nfter tho cigar Btorc
t ames. The defeat 'or the resolution
(.llo wed his declaration.
The- defeat of tho resolution doec
not necessarily deter any one who
had moral courago and a stiff back
bone from Investigating tho games,
and If thoy como under tho head of
gambling, to file an Information
against the offenders. Good citizens
havo this privilege without waiting
for any action by tho mayor, council
T tho police.
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For Sale.
(140 acres at $12.00 por acre, 10
mllea south of Hcrshoy, Neb. All
sood farming or hay land. Twcnty
llx hundred cash, balance at 0 por
cent. Address D 48, Tribune office,
North Platte, Nob. 31-2
.lames Adams, of Sidney; canio down
last 'everting to visit his diluglitor,
Mrs1: Dorr Tarklngton nnd tako medi
cal trchtmont.
fho ' Sutherland people will so-n,
vote on a proposition to Issue $9,000
in b nd for the construction of nn
olectrlo light plant.
Bob Sanderson, a colored barber
nliop portpr, was arrested Wednosdny
evening for drunkenness nnd bcatliig
his -wife Ho was picked up at his
homo While engaged in mixing a quart
of wine with a gallon of booze. He
received the custonmary flpb In Judge"
MIltqnbergcr'H court yesterday morning.
CItv Property to Trado for Farm
Land. Address postoitlco box G17. tf
Tho report comes from Brady that,
after all, that village will not have
a boozo emporium. Tho village board
rained tho license from $1,250 to $3,000,
and that after considering tho matter
'or several weeks tho nnnllcant. A. T.
Yartor, concluded that ho could not
art'ord to pay that sum. With the
Brady Bnloon out of businossi Lincoln
county becomes as dry as a bone..
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Bids Wanted.
Bids aro aBked on tho Moycrs prop
erty at east sixth street, consist
Ing of lot and 5 room licuso. the
houses and lots at 415 nnd 423 east
Eighth Btreet, each of tho latter two
houses having three rooms. Address
T. Q. Rawloy, North Platte, Neeb,
uouto .:.
Beginning May 1st, tho Union Pa
cific trelght depot will be closed for
outbound business at 3:30 p. in. Instead
of four o'clock, as has been tho custom.
It will continue to remain open for de
livery until six'l'clock p. in.
Cows .Must hvi Good Care.
"Not only Is It nocessury to have a
cow tor ovory home but I: is equally
necessary to have a iiome for every
cow," said Ueorge -McKorrow, an ex
perienced dairyman of Pawaukeo, Wis.,
In his address at "tho. court house
Wednesday. "By a good homo for ov
ery cow I mean a homo with plenty
of sunshine in it, a home with good
fresh air furnished by a good venti
lator, comfortably warm nnu a pantry
tilled with sllago and alfalfa und a
variety of concentrated foods that will
furnished a balanced ration.
"Cwva that produce from four to
seven tons of milk a year must liave
the material to produce It or tho dairy
men cannot get It. The man who
wishes to begin tho dairy business
hero nnd make it profitable from the
start will have to uso his best Judg
ment In selecting and buying the beat
class of common cows that he can se
cure. Then ho must decide what par
ticular breed lino 'ho Is going to fol
low, buy a pure bred sire of this grade
whose ancestors havo been producers
and when tho daughters of theso sires
aro old enough to breed secure anoth
er slro of tho samo breed and keep
right on grading up along the sa'ni't
line. 1
"The milk scale and the Babocck
te&t aro absolutely necessary to toll
him "what tbesc cows are doing. He
should set a standard of butter fat and
milk production and everything that
JnllH below It should be taken from the
herd, Ab ho goes on breeding and
feeding better his stnndard should
gradually Mad until J. roaches at
least fi.000 pound of milk and 300
pounds of butter fat, Wisconsin's
beat dairymen are setting their stand
ards at 7,000 and 8,000 pounds ot milk
and 350 to 400 poundB of better fat,
and maiy of them oven higher." It
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For Kent
Suite of four rooms, over Huffman's
Clkiir Store.; Sec Huffman. 32-2 .
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Mrs. John Weinberger, who hns been
dslting relatives in Omaha, Is ex
pected to return homo today.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Weeks, of
Grnnd Island, came up last evening to
visit their sons nnd other relatives.
W. Holllday, formerly catcher on the
local base ball team, came over from
Staploton yesterday to spend a Wty
days.
Mrs. Guy Robinson, of Portland, is
expoctcd .Jtpre in tho near future to
vl8lt"hor parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Day.
The marnlago of Miss Jessamine
Flynn, of this city, and Harold Bur
well, will tako placo at the homo of
tho bride Wednesday evening, May 10.
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Help Wanted, Male.
Wunted Traveling salesmen to car
ry as a side lino In your immediate
vicinity an article used In 90 of tho
business places. Address E. Z.. Trlh-
.11-3 uuo Office. 29-4
Fine Entertainment.
Saturday evening tho glee clubs of
the North Platto high school gave a
concert to a well-filled house In tne
m. W. A. hall at Brady. The entertain
ment wits opened by tho double octet
6: boys, under tlio leadership of Prof.
E. H. Floworcs. The boys Bhowcd their
ability to sing from the very start.
Their voices .woro woll balanced. Their
team work was exceptional as was
their ability to harmonize. They wore
quite at case on tho Btngo, althougn
the quarters were rather crowded.
Tho girls' club Work was also en
thusiastically encored. They showed
that thoy could handle the heavy as
Well as the lighter selections without
fault. They scored tho biggest hit with
a Japanese love song.
Tho colored comedy, Mrs. Black's
Pink Tea," was enjoyed by all.
Tho reader proved herself to be more
than a beginner In her line.
Taking the program as a whole It
was appreciated from beginning to
end. Messrs. Redenbaugh and Flowers
deserve much credit for tho Way the
club'j have been trained and for tho
way the members of both clubs con
ducted themselves while In our city.
(Jrndy Vindicator.
W. W. Scott. Bend.
Word has been received of the death
of W. W. Scott at the homo of his sis
ter at Tamora, Neb.,. on Mondny. Never
very strong, his health broke early last
fall, and the end had been expected for
some time. Perhaps no person In west
ern Nebraska is better known thnn
was Missionary Scott. For nearly
twenty years ho had been In this sec
tion of tho state, organizing Sunduy
schools nnd distributing bibles. HIb
ninny friends will regret the passing
on of tlio kindly old gentleman. Suth
erland Free Lance.
Her Cooking
A Pleasure.
The gas range truly takes all tho
trouble out of meal preparation.
It's the up to date, safe- and sane
way of cooking.
We want you to eeb our assort
ment of gna ranges. We'll explain
how economical they are, how easy
to coolc'with, how quickly they per
form their duty without smoko or
dust or ashes.
When you once uso one you'll
wonder how you ever did without it.
North Platte Light & Power Co.
C. R. MOREY, Manager.
"You Can Bank
ailllllllliillllllill
JUST FOR FARMERS
The fanner Is the foundation of
prosperity and It is had for the w holt
world ulien It goes ill with the far
mer. The Platte Valley State Bunk is u
bank for FAK.MF.ltS. Its business
comes mainly from the men who are
following agriculture ns a business
and profession.
We Inn dn doped a bunking ser
vice to meet cfory requirement of the
farmer and Ills business will receive
our personal nnd considerate ntteu.
tlon at nil times.
The Platte Valley State Bank
North Platto, Nebraska.
HI
Positively Only Big CIRCUS Coming This Season
Only
Wild
Animal
Show
On
Earth
AL. G. BARNES
BIG 4 RING WILD ANIMAL
RCUS
THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT
1000
PERFORMING
ANIMALS .
1000 65
BIG SENSATIONAL
ANIMAL ACTS
65
Performing Jungle-Bred Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Jaguars, Grizzly, Cinnamon, . Siberian
and Polar Bears, Seals, Sea Lions, Elephants, Camels, Zebras, Zubas, Hyenas, Sacred
Cattle, Kangaroos, .Ourang-OutangApfs, ChimpanzeswlVlonkeys,. Mountain Goats, Dogs,
Ponies, Pigs, Etc. A J K j '
S
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30
I
THE WORLD'S ONLY PERFORMING LLAMAS. ,
TOM, DICK AND HARRY HORSE-RIDING SEALS.
BIG BILL WRESTLING GRIZZLY.
TOT AND TINY SMALLEST EDUCATED HORSES.
PERFORMING PERSIAN LEOPARDS AND JAGUARS.
TOM, JERRY AND LOUIE HORSE-RIDING LIONS.
THE WORLD'S ONLY EDUCATED ZEBRAS.'
THE HIGH DIVING DOGS AKD MONKEYS.
DANGER, DYNAMITE, CACTUS AND GUN POWDER JUST MULES.
THE pNLY PERFORMING CAMELS IN THE WORLD Including
Holy Moses, Sacred Arabian Black Camel
THE HIGH SCHOOL AND TANGO DANCING HORSES. ;
THE GROUP OF PERFORMING SOUTH AMERICAN PUMAS.
A SEXTETTE OF TRAINED LAUGHING HYENAS.
THE RIDING, DRIVING, RACING OSTRICHES.
THE MUSICAL CARRIER PIGEONS.
THE WORLD'S ONLY GROUP OF PERFORMING BENGAL TIGERS.
THE FUNNY CLOWN PIGS.
FULL GROWN AFRICAN LIONS
WORLD'S CHALLENGE GROUP.
VALUE $50,000.
IN ONE ACT.
30
SAMPSON,
AERIAL LION rides in balloon, surrounded by shooting
skyrockets. The most amazing wild animal aqt extant.
550
HIGH SCHOOL, RIDING, DANCING AND MILITARY
HORSES AND PONIES
World s Premium Stock. Every one mi actor.
550
40 ANIMAL CLOWNS 506 PEOPLE6 CONCERT BANCS
150 Animal Trainers-Two Big Special Trains Three Calliopes
Glittering Mile-Long Street Parade At 10:30 A. M.
Performances Rain or Shine, 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open at 1 and 7.
SEE THE BIG FREE-TO-EVERYBODY ACTS
on the show ground at 1 o'clock. You'll have time after the parade to getj dinncrmlien
to the show gronnds in ample time for the big free features.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
NORTH PLATTE
THURSDAY, MAY 18.
REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE .MARK IT ON YOUR CALENDAR,
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