FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
SIX PER CENT.
We have first mortgage loons for sale in amounts from $500.00 to
$10,000.00 secured by realtesfate Woftth from two to three times the amount
of the loan. .
- These mortgages are exempt from state, county and city taxes, and the
collection of the interest is taken careof without expense to the holders.
If you have smaller amounts than . $500.00 to invest, call and learn
our new plan for such investments.
Goodman-Buckley Trust Co.,
North Platte, Nebraska.
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DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
See Dixon obout your'
diamond.
His stock is most complete.
Harlan Spear, of Keystone, visited
friends in town Friday.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist. Office over
Wilcox Department Store.
Meryl Roach, of May wood, visited
frinds in town Saturday.
John S. Simms, M. D., McDonald
Bank Building, phone 83. tf
Miss Anna Voss has resigned her
position as cashier at The Leader.
Wanted Liberty bonds at market
price. Louis Lipshltz.
W. H. Anderson, of Gothenburg,
transacted business in town Friday.
Mrs. C. E. Souser wenjt to Clarks,
Nob,, Friday for a short visit with her
son.
H.Dixon & Son, Eyesight Specialists.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Cauffman left
Sunday for a two weeks' stay at Estes
' Park.
Farmers, see our special policy for
farmers' automobile and truck insur
Nance. Clabaugh. C18 Dewey. 39-4
Mrs. L. C. McGraw' has resigned her
-position at the Wilcox Department
Store. r
For Sale A John Deore two-row
cultivator. Inquire of Claus Ander
son, phono 788F3.
Leo Spoenenman, of Brulo, looked
after business matters in town Sat
urday. If you arc required to furnish bond,
seo us. We will go ' on your bond.
Dlener & Co., phone lied 572.
The eight sisters of the local pa
rochial school spent yesterday at .Elm
Creek.
For Sale Fresh cow. Inquire of
Mrs. Partridge. Phono 791F11 or
791F5. 43"2
mirb ninnche Woods, of Sutharland,
spent Saturday in town visiting with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E F. Seeberger ' leu
Saturday afternoon on an auto trip to
Omaha.
W J Tilcy went to Lexington yes-
terday to transact business ror a uay;
or two.
Mrs. Geo. Mudd, of Hershey. spent
c.,i rTi olmnnlnor nn Visit-
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ing Irlends.
Tho Harrington Mer
your Hay and Grain,
prices. before you sell.
Co. will buy
Obtain our
tf
Miss Floronco Gough has accepted
a position as bookkeeper at tho Pass
"Greenhouses.
M:s. Barbara Meyer and Mrs. Mc
Cord, of Paxton, visited friends in
town Friday.
Tho balance of our bath towels are
now going at sacrificing prices. E. T.
Tramp & Sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Larson, of Greon
River. Wyo., spent tho week end with
friends In town.
Thinking of a silk sweater for the
coming hot weather? See them at
BLOCK'S.
Julius Pizor left last night for
Omaha where ho will transact luminous
for several days.
' Everett Dennis, of Torrington, Wyo..
spont FrldRy in town as the guest of
Russell Langford.
riinip.'i, black, brown mid prey
cnmi.. Beauties, every ono of tliom.
All sizes mid widths at E. T. Tramp
& Sons' shoo store.
11.2
S. M. SOUDER T. F. HEALEY
Liberty Land Company
Office Over Rexall Drug Store.
Choice Farm Land in Lincoln and adjoining Count
ies. Also some good Ranches. Houses and Lots
in all parts of North Platte. Look for the Dig l sun.
Miss Nina Rasmusson and brother
left yesterday for Kenosaw where they
will visit relatives.
Mrs. Clarence Spiccr'has resigned
her position as cashier atthe Wilcox
Department Store.
Mrs. Chas. Calhoun returned yester
day from Gibbon where she spent the
week end with relatives.
Miss Hannah Young has resumed
her duties In Dr. Lucas' olffco after a
vacation of several weeks.
Mrs. Martha Graham left yesterday
for Colorado where she will visit
visit friends for several weeks.
Miss Laura Murray leaves this week
for Chicago, where she will spend the
greater part of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bybce went up
the branch Saturday whore Mr. By
beo will inspect telegraph wires.
Misr. Bessie .Graham will leav? Fri
day for West Virginia where she will
spend the summr with relatives.
Misses Clara and Frances DeRolf
will leave Thursday for Pennsylvania
for an extended visit with relatives.
An early order for a Dodge or
Chandler car will obtain for you a
quicker delivery. J. V. Romigh, dealer.
Mrs. John Spencer and two chil
dren, of Gothenburg, have been visit
ing friends in town for several days.
Miss M. Sleman, Bieam baths and
Swedish Massage, ladies and gentle
men. Phone 897. Erodbeck bide 85tf
Mrs. Chas. Dixon entertained at a
morning bridge party yesterday com
plimentary to Mrs. Conlln, of Omaha.
J. Crow, auditor of tho Union Pacific
dining room service, was in town Sat
urday looking after company business.
Tho Knights of Columbus degree
tca.n went duwn to Hastings Saturday
and put on the work for a class Sun
day. The best waists for women that's
made in America to sell for $1.00, $1.50
'and $2.50 are on sale by The Leader
Mercantile Co.
Miss Myrtle Beeler left yesterday
for Fremont and Omaha where she
will spend her vacation with school
girl friends.
Bed Crown or While Rose Gns 23
Cents per gallon at the Ford Garage.
Jlcndy-Og-ier Auto Co, Lust Fourth'
Street. 45-2
Mrs. J. A. Cruscn and Miss Dorothy
Hinman returned Saturday from Ak
ron, Ohio, where they had been visit
ing Mrs. E. L. Ford.
u8S piorcnco Stamp left yesterday
for San Francisco and other points in
California for a six weeks' visit with
-
Miss Dulcie Frater, of the army
student nurses corps, who has been
"U"IC " J wuut,, iV
turned Sunday to Camp Dodge
Mrs. Harriet Conlln and daughter
came up from Omaha Friday evening
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon
They will return to Omaha today.
James Lldell went to Omaha Friday
to meet his sister, Miss Marjorlo, who
had been attending school at Nauvoo,
111. They returned homo Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Selby returned
Friday from California where they
had resided for tho past year, and
will again mako North Platte their
home.
Christian Scionco service Sunday 11
a. m. Wednesday evening meetings
every week at 8:00. A cordial Invi
tation is extended to all to attend
thoso services. Building & Loan build
ing, room 25.
Miss Lillian Eaton, who for the past
year has been employed In the alter
ation department at The Leador, has
resigned and left Satudray for her
home at Avon, Colorado.
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To A. 0. U. ', Mombcrs.
I will be absent from tho city until
June 25th. Members will please pay
their assessments at Newton's store
V. VON GOICTZ,
43-4 Financier
Speaking of villians why don't they
pick on girls no one olso wants Instead
of always making trouble for folks
who don't want them around? You'll
see the answer In "The Jungle Trail"
Kteith theatre Wednesday and
Thursday.
Roy Bunnell, who was with tho Cist
Enginecors In service overseas, re
turned homo last week and has re
sumed his position as engineer. Roy
was in France Just a few days short
of twelve months, and before tho ar
mistice was signed every day was a
busy one for his unit.
Complete assortment of infants'
wear, short dresses, long dresses,
short coats and long coats, capes,
wool Jackets, sweaters, bonnets, shoes,
carringo robes, bibs, etc., main floor.
BLOCK'S.
Government aviation officers have
written the Lexington Chamber of
Commerce to look up a landing place
for slv Do Haviland airplanes which
will fly from tho aviation field at
Houston, Texas, to New York city.
The time of tho arrival of the planes
has not yet been stated.
From two to four feet of water in
basements in city buildings last week
was not a rarity and to get rid of the
water It was necessary to uso power
pumps. . These pumps with a capacity
of 1Q0 gallons a minute seon lowered
the water, but It refused to stay low
ered and dally uso of the pumps was
necessary.
For Sale A Majestic Range. In
quire at 709 west Third street. 43-2.
Tho speed limit in tho village of
Sutherland is twelve miles an hour
and over crossings six miles. The mar
shal serves notice that thoso exceed
ing this speed will bo arrested. North
Platte people who are accustomedMo
driving at a twenty-five mile gait 'on
North Platto streets will do well 'to
observe the speed regulations at
Sutherland.
Mrs. R. D. Holmes, Miss Ida Swan-
son, Hans Sack and Oscar Swanson
went to North Platte Friday morning,
and In the afternoon drove home new
cars for Swanson & Bergor. Mrs,
Georgo James came from North
Platto Thursday to arrange for tho
shipping to that city of the family's
household goods. They will reside tit
North Platte for a few months.
Gothenburg Independent.
Misses Helen and Jessie Baker re-
rcturned-jtfcterdny from Denvc - here
they spent tho week end with rela
tivs.
If you are planning an auto trip call
and see our complete lino of Iihakl
garments, JuBt tho thing for auto wear
and touring. Khaki suits, dr sses,
and separate skirts at lowe3t r rices
possible at BLOCK'S.
By tho afternoon of Juno Sift ap
proximately 305,000 railroad employes
of the Central-Western ronlon of
which tho Union Pacific Is one. will
have signed a pledge to go seven days,
if possible, without an accident. The
week beginning Juno 22d will hf- "no
accident week," and during that week
an attempt will bo made to go through
tno week without an accident on tho
52,000 miles of railroad in the OntraV
Western Region.
Wahoo, Neb., a town of about 2500
inhabitants will spend three hundred
thousand dollars for paving thih year,
while Madison, another Nfuruska
town of similar size has let tli- con
tract for nineteen blocks of y ivlng,
Other towns which will do a bl, lot of
paving this year aro Kearney, Crand
Islnnd and Clay Center. It -earns
rather difficult for tho pooplo of N'ortn
Platte to catch the paving spirit,
nithoui:h our peoplo- arc Juk )- ab:o
llnanclallysto have tho work )io as
tiro the peoplo of the towns mentioned
To the outsider it looks as tuough
somebody had tied a can on Morth
Platte's progress along the paving
line.
Certain North Platte r. I dents
threaten to sue the Surburban irrlga
tlou ditch district claiming 'i mages
ror causing uiq flood water n the
western part of the city last ek. It
we are correctly Informed, t 3ub
urban ditch decreased, ratli r than
increased, the flood water, Uv it car
ried off a full head which o'ii?rwiM
would have entered the cl The
(Suburban ditch ha snot so ' ir this
season been in operation- '''at is.
water has not yet been tun t In at
the head gate and therefor- at the
time of the recent heavy ran was a
dry ditch and In proper shape to carry
off a big portion of the v.-n-r that
camo down from tho section west. The
claim that wator had been timed in
nt tho headgate and that this flow to
gether with tho flood water mused the
ditch to overflow is incorrect. If the
ditch overflowed it was becaugo it
could not take care of tho flood water.
Earlier Morning Trains
t'nder tho now tlm.c card which goes
Into effect next Sunday No. 19 w'U no
longer bo tun- in two sections from
Omaha to North Platto but will bo run
as two separato trains. No. 13 will ar
rive at 7; 45 in the morning and No. 19
an hour later. The branch trnln will
leave nt 7:65. This chango will give
North Platte enrllor mail sorvlee from
tho oast.
i;o:i
JnlcslMirg Wallops North l'lntlc
Six membors of tho North Platte
ball team wore strickon with 'rlght
itis in tho game at Julesburc Sunday
afternoon and as a rosult Julesburg
was wlnnor by a score of nine to
nothing. It was the' first game North
Platto had played this season and
tills with the big attendance made
them "bushy" to such an extent that
a number of Inexcusable and costly
errors wero made. Julesburg has a
good team, two or three ox-Wnstorn
Leaguers being among their playors.
Julesburg will piny a return name
In this city noxt Sunday aftornoon.
Llerk-Saiulnl Co. Soils Out.
The Lierk-Sandall Co.. ono of North
Platte's leading grocery firms, has
sold its stock to H. C. Anderson, tho
purchaser taking possession yesterday
morning. Mr. Anderson comes from
Callaway, where ho has resided since
childhood., and where his father has
long been engaged in business. Mr.
Anderson Is n grocer of exnerienco
and well qualified ' to mannge the
heavily patronized business he has ac
quired and to keep tho stock up to
the standard maintained by his pred
ecessors. He impresses ono with his
evidence of energy and geniality and
win provo n welcome acquisition to
to North PUUe s business circles.
Both tho retiring men who have so
successfully conducted tho business
In the pat will take a roH before
canting nrcuml for ether avocutlon
5::o::
It Is Now Peony Time
To lovers of flowers o trip out to tho
tate farm is wortli whilo.Tor this is
neony time in wentcrn Nebraska and
Supt. Snyder has a large garden of
thorn. These flowers are particularly
largo, and the whito and pink blooms
aro remarkably perfect. Peonies aro
a flower that more North Platte peoplo
"hould grow. Given nn eastern ex-
ncsure they aro easily grown and cer
tainly no plant Is more showy. In
driving around town Tho Tribune man,
' ho Is somewhat of a "nut" on the
subject, cannot help but notice the
growth of flower gardening during the
past Ave. or six years. Today there
ire fifty beds or porch boxes to whore
there was ono ten years ago. And
what is more beautiful than flowers,
or gives the growers more pleasure?
::o::
Russell Gunn, of Kearney, visited
friends in town Saturday.
H. Dixon & Son, Eyesight Specialists.
Father Gowan of Seattle was e
guest of Wm. Adair yesterday.
His Consideration.
"Now, gents," with elaborate sar
casm pnld tho proprietor of tho Right
Place store In Petunia, addressing the
prominent and Influential loafers that
Infested his emporium, "I hnve placed
n batch of comfortable plno boxes
around on. the shady side, of tho store,
where yon can set and spit and whittle
and cuss the government and nrguo
about nothing from morning till night,
and not be disturbed by customers try
ing to edge nroutid you to buy some
thing or talk over n little private busi
ness with me without having your
snouts stuck Into It" Kansas City
Star.
Notice of Special Election.
Notice Is hereby given, that by vir
tue of nn order of tho County Board,
duly made and entered on tho luth day
of June, 1919, and by virtue of tho
Statutes of the Stato of Nebraska, in
such cases, made and provided. I, A.
SI Allen, County Clerk of tho County
of Lincoln and State of Nebraska, do
hereby direct and proclaim that a
special election be held, in tho sev
oral polling places throughout tho
County of Lincoln, Stato of Nebraska,
on Tuesday, tho 22nd dny of July. 1919,
between the hours of 8 a. m. and 8 p.
m. of said day, at which said election,
tho following proposition shall bo
submitted to tho legal voters of said
county, to-wit:
Shall the County Commissioners of
said county levy a special annuul tax
of flvo mills on the dollar valuation of
tho taxable property in said county
for a term of Ave years, to-wit, tho
years 1919, 1920. 1921, 1922 and 1023.
forf tho purpose of building a now
court house In said county?
The ballots used at said election
shall luivo printed thereon the words:
"For directum the County Coinmls
sloners of Lincoln County, Nebraskn,
to levy a. special tax of flvo mills on
tho dollar valuation of the taxablo
proporty in said county, for a term of
live year's, to-wit, tho years 1919
1920, 1921, 1922 and 1923 for tho pur
pose of building a now court house In
said County."
"Againit directing the County Com
missioners of Lincoln County, Nebras
ka, to levy a special tax of Ave mills
oij the dollar valuation of tho taxable
property In said county, for a term of
Ave years to-wit, the years 1919, 1920.
1921, 1922 and 1923. for the purpose
of building a new court houuu in said
County."
Those voting in favor of said propo
sition shall mark their ballots with a
oross (X) In the square opposite the
paragraph beginuiug
"For directing the County Commis
sioners of Lincoln County to levy a
special tax." etc.
Those votlrtg against said proposi
tion shall mark their ballots with a
cross (X) in the squaite oppoHito tre
paragraph beginning ,
"Against directing the County Com
missioners of Lincoln County to levy
a special tax," etc.
In Testimony Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed tho spat
of Lincoln County, Nebraska, this 10th
day of June, 1919.
(SEAL) . A. S. ALLEN,
, , County Clerk.
DRS.
suriace treatment, it does not
get at the cause.
In every cas'e of skin, disease the body is try
ing to get rid of impurities that should have been
discharged through tho kidneys or bowels in
other words these organs arc not
acting with normal health and
vigor.
In thousands of such cases
treated by chiropractors the cause
has been found due to spinal nerve
pressure which weakened kidney
action. Spinal adjustments re
moving the pressure, restored the
normal healthful vigor and the
clearing up of the skin naturally
followed.
FREE Call for a free consul
tation. It is the best way to know
for yourself what this wonderful
method can do in restoring health.
DRS. STATES & STATES
The P. S. C. Chiropractors.
Building and Loan Building
Jforlh Tlatte', ' - - Nobraska.
We Strive
PRICES
A Trial Order Means
DICK STEGEMANN
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries and Confectionery.
Phono 212. 815 North Locuat 96.00 Orders Delivered
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
MAZEPPA LODGE No. 115.
Meeting Nights Second and Fourth
Wednesdays of each Month.
K, P. Hall, 602 Dewey, Phone Black 720.
Hnrry 11. York, C. C, phono Black 425, C02 Sonth i'lne.
0. E. Elder, V. C phono Jted 2J2 214 South Sycamore
1). M. Hogsctt, 1 phono Itcd 003 C21 West Fifth.
C. L. Ihiskins, M. W., phono 01, Jluildlng & Loan Building.
S. M. Soulier, K. 11. S., phono Ited 125, 01 South Bowoy.
J. E. Sobnstlnn, M. F., phono Bctl SIS, 011 East Second.
Boy Mchliitann, M. E., phono Black, fiSl, 200 South Locust.
C. M. Austin, M. A phono Black 1129, 410 West Soconjl.
J. W. ltowlnml, I. G phono Itcil 407, 220 Enst E.
W. E. Stnrr, 0. O., phono C77, 320 West Fifth.
r"ra1280' ACRE """" I
AT AUCTION
Tuesday, June 24
I AT '2:00 P. ML I
On tho above dato at Brady, Nob., wo will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder regardloss of prlco, tho following described real
estate, located nine miles north of Brady: Section 35 and Section
2G, Township 14, Rango 2,7, Lincoln County, Nobraska, containing
1280 acres moro or less according to tho govornmont survoy.
TERMS OP SALE 15 per cent of tho purchnso prlco Cash day of
salo, 25 per cent March 1st, 1920. Owner will carry romaimlcr o pur
chase prlco for a period of oither flvo or ton years to bo socurodby a
flrst mortgage on tho above described land bearing intorost at tho
rate of six per cent, payable annually. Good and sufficient abstract
of titlo together with warranty deed dollvored to purchasor day of set
tlement. .
IMPROVEMENTS Good homo 1Gx22, with tolophono and rural
route. Barn 10x22, room for C head of horses with granary for 200
bushelB; steel granary for 1000 busholsj. 2 chlckon houses. Cattlo
shed 18x48 noarly new. New garage 12x10.. Good well anil wind
mill vi 1th plenty of water. Two 8 foot stel tanks. Nlco grove ot shado
trees around tho plaoo. Good feed yard fenced hog tight, feed yack
for stock 84 feet long. Place all fenced and cross fenoed, will car
ry 200 head of stock. About 80 acres In crop and more can be farmed.
School house only one mile from place. This place has product 1
during the past two years 21 bushel of wheat per acre and 40 bushi l
of corn.
This is a Money Maker for
Live Stock Business. Be
day of sale
For Further Information Address
Nebraska Really Auction Co.
Mark Carraher, Auctioneer. M. A, Larson, Manager
Central City, Nebraska,
Carl Schmid, Brady, Nebraska, Owner.
SKIN DISEASES
HcnHh Talk No. 0 by '
STATES
THE CHIROPRACTORS
The treatment of skin diseases
with salves and lotions is truly a;
Eczema Disappears
ami In Two Years
Has Not Returned
"I. suffered with
cczoma from child
hood, sometimes on
Jny legs hiul feet,
but mostly on my
hands. A,t timos thoy
Wcra iSo soro that
when tho bandages
wero taken off, tho
flesh would' como
off with them.
"When I first vis
ited a chiropractor
my handB wore In
bandages, I took
Boventcen adjust
ments, nnd am on
tlroly well. In two
yenrB I havo novor
been bothered."
Ask about Caso
No. 19.
i.
to Please
RIGHT
a Steady Customer.
the Man who Iftiows the
sure to examine it before