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"THE VACCINE THAT MADE KANSAS FAMOUS."
Blackleg Aggrcssin (Kansas Genu Free Vaccine)
U. S. VETERINARY LICENSE NO. 120
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OKLAHOMA CITY, U. S. A.
DENVER, COLO., U. S. A.
GUARANTEE:
We guarantee every dose of our Blackleg Aggrcssin'
(Kansas, Genu Free Vaccine) to be made according to Kan
sas Method, worked out under direction of tho president
of tills company by his subordinates, at the Kansas State
Agricultural College. '
25c Per
Dose
Why Pay
More?
FOR SALE BY
GUMMERE-DENT DRUG CO.
A Forest Reserve Grazing Examiner in sending in a
"rush" order for 320 doses for a friend writes us: "I in
formed him that in so far as I knew 100 per cent efficient
results had been obtained the past two years in Mr. T.'s
herd on the Reserve.
DR. 0. 11. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over th McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Fred Haines, of Brady, visited
friends in town Saturday.
Let Banta replace the lights in the
'back of your automobile. ' . 47-4
Tho county commissioners began
sitting as a board of equalization to
day. Girl Wanted at the Style Shop. 46-2
Wm. Crawford, of Broken Bow,
spent the week end with friends in
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LetjBanta replace .springs. , in your.
autoeatsf Corners-Sixth and. Locust
streetS.",,"'' . 47-4
Miss Altha Miller, of Hershey, was
the guest of Miss Lucille McFarland
Friday. - "
Dr. L. J. Krause, Dentist, room 3
McDonald Bank building.
, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller, of Sta
pleton, visited friends in tdwu the
last of tho week.
Dr. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phono 148
J. T. Murphy of the bridge and build
ing department, spent Sunday in
Cheyenne and Denver.
Best
Rcxall.
Paint and Varnish at Tho
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Victor Halligan returned Friday
from Oshkosh where ho had been at
tending district , court.
Mrs. C. M. Reynolds, of Omaha, has
been the guest of relatives and friends
in town for a few days past.
Always try Tho Rexall first, it
pays. tf
. The Catholic ladies will servo cof
fee, ice cream and cake in the school
basement Thursday afternoon.
Wm. Nelson, John Hahler and Rus
sell Langford drove to Gothenburg
Friday evening to attend a dance.
Wyllo Walker and family left Satur
day for a week's visit at the Bird
Huffman ranch north of Sutherland.
Dr. Walter Crook returned yester
day from Omaha where ho had been
transacting business for several days.
Ed Schannan returned Saturday
from Los Angeles where he had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Douglas.
Burglars entered the Hub store Sat
urday night and took therefrom sev
eral suits of clothes and other m -r-
chandise. j
Banta. upholsters furniture. Phone'
480. 47-4 j
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Green returned j
Friday from Grand Island where they'
were called by the illness "of Mrs.
Green's father.
Lee Simon spent yesterday in Stea
ling, Col., transacting business. He
took with him his three children to
gvo them a little outings '
The Rexall handles the goods. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Von Goetz re
turned Sunday from a three weeks
visit with their daughters in Omaha,
Liberty, Neb., and Lebanon, Kan.
Clyde Trotter returned yesterday
from Omaha where he went the lat
ter part of last week to hustle the
shipment of cars which ho sells.
Best grades Monogram, Wolf Head
and Hcrmolinc oils for your car, 20
cents per qunrit.''ai' Hendy-Ogier Auto
Co. . , " 47-4
C. F. Temple left yesterday morning
for Scotts Bluff and Gering, where ho
will- spendr the week hustling" insur
ance for the Minnesota Mutual Life
Co.
Wm. Whitlock, of Ft. Collins, a
former well known resident, arrived
In town Sunday and will remain for a
few days visiting friends and trans
acting business.
Two troop trains passed through
Saturday night to Fort Russell
where the men will be demobilized.
Most of these men entered the service
from Wyoming, Idaho and Utah.
Supt. Woodruff, who was down from
Cheyenne Sunday, says that thous
ands of Wyoming cattle are
being shipped out of the state on ac
count of the dry weather burning the
pastures.
Mrs. Theo. White, who had been
the guest of Mrs. Frank' McGovern
for tho past week, left Saturday for a
short visit with relatives in Grand
Island while enroute to her home at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Von Goetz, of
Portland, Ore., who came east ten
days ago, and have- been visiting in
Omaha and at Garfield, arrived in
town Sunday night and will remain
until Thursday when they will leave
for Portland.
14,000 Dodge cars tried and tested
in government service have given the
latest proof of tho ability of this car
to stand up under any condition. A
Dodge Brothers car will give you the
samo service at a minimum of ex
pense. J. V. Romigh, Dealer.
John Fcdcrhoof Passes Awny
John Henry Fcdcrhoof, aged sov-enty-four
years arid six months, pass
ed away Friday afternoon at his homo
on cast Fifth street following n stroke
of paralysis suffered ten days" pre
viously. Tho funornl was held at," the
Masonic hall Sunday afternoon, con
ducted by tho Masonic fraternity1; of
Which he was a member. ,
John Federhoof had been a resident
of North Platte for thirty-four y'dars,
coming hero from Pennsylvania in
1885. For a year after his arrival he
acted as night clerk at tho Nebraska
House, then conducted by his brother
J.' C. Federhoof. Ho then purchased
the cigar and confectionery storo con
ducted by Claude Weingand on Front
btreet and until about four years "ago,
continued In thnt business. During
his business career he accumulated
consiuerauie money nnu was consiu
ored well-to-do. it
Ho leaves a wife but no children.
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Complete Itond Grading.
Big, husky, hearty and happy
Charloy Loypoldt, who hns chnrgo of
tho grading outf.lt In Commissioner
Koch's ditsrlct, has completed mak
ing twenty-two miles of road in. the
valley north of the river. Ton miles
of those roadways were rebuilt, the
otner twelve miles were mado from
bottom to top. North side residonts
who travel these roads arc Jubilant
,over thoir condition, and as tokon
or their appreciation recently eont
Leypoldt a blue ribbon, signifying that
as a road builder ho is a prlzo winner.
This grading outfit will be moved
today to O'Fallon where two miles of
road will be graded, one-half of the
expense of which will be borne by
the Great Western Sugar Company.
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Open Down Town Office.
The Western Union Company opon
cd its down town office in the Wnlte
math building the latter part of last
week, and is now receiving and send
ing out messages from that location.
The work of installing the efficiency
station in the same building Is'' pro
gressing satisfactorily, but tho Work
will not be completed before August
first. By means-of this station trans
continental business will be greatly
expedited nnd a greater volume of bus
iness handled in shorter time. The
cost of Installing this office will ex
ceed twenty thousand dollars.
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Swedish Lutheran Picnic.
The Swedish Lutheran people of
North Platte and tributary section
will hold a picnic at the city park
next Friday afternoon commencing at
two o'clock All members of that or
ganization as well as their friends
are invited to be present. During the
afternoon refreshments will bo sold.
Because he was such a snob he held
his nose In the air, and because his
nose was of fairly good size he could
not see over It to watch his step and
so one day he fell down an elovator
shaft and all was over for him ! Tragic
hs this episode may seen in cold type
it forms the beginning of one of the
cleverest little comedies wo over pre
sented. It's called "Getting , Mary
marled" with Marlon Davles placing"
title role and it will be shown, at
the Crystal tonight and tomorrow. -
Writing from his station on the
Rhine Sgt. Butler Miltonberger, who'
Is in the army of occupation' with the
Fourth Division, says that' their
equipment had all been checked In
preparatory to staratlng home on May
27, but that by Pershing's orders the
equipment .had been re-issuel and they
were ready to march upon Berlin at a
moment's notice. Butler, who has not
been sick a day while in service is
enjoying the beauties of tho Rhine
and has a daily swim therein which he
says is very much like the Platte hero.
Ho expected to start home ns soon as
the peace terms had b'cen signed.
Fred Rasmussen, Hershey's post
master and editor, was in town yes
terday afternoon, coming down on
the new No. 10 train and returning
on No. 7. "This new train makes a
fine service for Hershey people," said
Mr. Rasmussen. "We can now come
North Platte, transact our business
and get homo within four hours."
Sneaking of tho new court house Mr.
Rasmussen paid ho realized the need
of the building, recognized the need
of making Improvements during
these war reconstruction days In or
der to keep business up to the stand
ard, and is confident that there has
never been a time when tho people of
Lincoln county could so well afford
a new court house. He therefore fa
vors a new building.
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For Salo
My houses and lots on the corners
of Sixth and Cottonwood streets.
Inquire of Guy Swopo.
4C-8 H. N. SMITH.
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
SIX PER CENT.
We have first mortgage loans for sale in amounts from $500.00 to
$10,000.00 secured by real estate worth 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
eur new plan for such investments.
Goodman-Buckley Trust Co.,
North Platte, Nebraska.
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Dodge Brothers have always Insisted on the. finest quality In tho nppointmonts.of
their Closed cars and iho now Sedan and Coupe equal the most cxpensivb ears in the
provision for every comfort nnd luxury. . jjj
Factory equipment without extra charge now Includes the following: ' $
COMPLETE CORD TIKE EQUIPMENT. .
V I jviiiE Wheels
MOHAIIt PLUSH UPHOLSTERY BEAU-
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T1FUL GRAY COLOR.
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These fine bodicsjire mounted on the reliable Hodge chassis, world-wide 'known
for its ability to stand up.
With the present shortage of closed cars, it might bo well to got your order filed
promptly.
,:, J. V. ROMIGH,
SIXTH AND LOCUST.
DEALER. :
A NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Glasses the
only remedy
Ilefractlve troubles of the eye, such
as long sight, near sight and astigma
tism, are duo to the shape of the eye
ball. This cannot he changed, hut the de
fect can bo corrected by placing a
lenso before tho eye in shape "oppo
site" to that of tho eye.
To secure a proper lense Is a matter
of scientific testing of vision, nnd the
mnsclcs that control tho eyeball. This
is dono most expertly by our optome
trist who has had many years' suc
cessful practice in his profession
Clinton's is a safe place to buy glass
es.
C. S. CLINTON
Jeweler and
OPTICIAN.
At the Sign of the Big Ring.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Young Llndsoy, charged with, tho
carnal abuso of tho fifteen year old
Cratty girl, had a preliminary hear
ing In tho county court Saturday and
was bound ovor to tho district court
under a $2,000 bond. Falling to se
cure a bond ho is In Jail.
A North Platto man who returned
yesterday from a trip td Cheyenne and
Denver, says that dry weather has
very seriously effected tho crops from
Potter west, and In tho section from
Choyonno south to tho Irrigated sec
tion of Colorado.
Let Ilcndy & Ogler tell you what
kind of oil to use in yout rractor. Wc ,
are in tho business and know. TVa
have tho best- 47-4
Harold Sollars was sovoroly bitten
by a horse yesterday. Whon ho In.
company with his brother wont out
to tho pasture and attempted to catch
the animal, it suddenly turned and
caught him just bade of tho knee.
tearing out a largo plcco of flesh and i
severing an, artery. '
Joo Nolan, who had been visiting
his sister, Miss Jula Nolan, for (the
past week, loft Saturday for Omaha
whoro ho will bo married Wednesday
to Miss Dora Rolnsch of that city.
Miss ltcgina Nolan, who is to bo a
bridesmaid, wont down yesterday
morning.
A. N. Palmer, of Now York City,
author of tho Palmer Method of Bus
iness Writing, will bo a guest at tho
J. A. Strykor residonco in Kearney
on Thursday, Juno 2Gth, of this week.
Ho will demonstrate his mothod of
teaching at tho state normal that day
only. Evory public school teachor
Bhould hear him and profit thereby.
Enrouto h.omo from Omaha by auto
tho later part of last week E P. Seo
borger and party epont'Satur.day 14
Kearney and drovo ovor tho paved
streets which now aggrcgato twenty
fiVo miles in length. Why can't North
Platto catch Kehtonraey otuaTB?dT
Platto catch tho Kearney spirit? Why
do so many of our people insist
that wo remain on ovorgown country
village Instead of a progressive city.
MIsb Elaino Bundy left -Sunday for
a two weeks' visit In Wallace with
her sister, Mrs. Raney.
For the convenience of members a
shower bath will be added to tho
equipment of tho Elks' home. This is
in lino with tho old saying that clean
liness is next to godliness.
Banta makes new tops. 47-4
Francis Nolan returned Thursday
from a few days' visit with relatives
In Casper, Wyo. His two little nieces
returned with him and will spend tho
Fourth hero with their aunt, Miss
Julia Nolan.
Always try Tho Rcxall first, It
pays. tr
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson have
returned from Minnesota, where they
had gone to vIrU relatives, While at
the homo of the latter tho lady of tho
house was taken sick with appendici
tis and sent to a hospital. This tend
ed to shorten tho length of their visit.
Tarls Green any quantity at Tho
mere-Dent Drug Co. 4Ctf
Soven boys, ranging in age from
eighteen to twenty, who persisted In
being noisy on tho streets after mid
night Saturday, nnd failing to obey
tho commands of the polico wore
thrown In Jail where they were kept
until yesterday afternoon.
LoBt Nlcklo plated diamond bar
automobile bumper. Please return to
Brooks' Studio. Reward.
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with a FLORENCE Oil Stove.
Burning oil, it is easy to run and easy to
i keep clean. It has powerful burners which
will give you the Intense beat you need for
cooking, yet by simple lever control you
can instantly obtain a slow, simmering heat
ior stewing.
Strong and sturdy in construction, this
Stove is built for years of friendly service, '
Order yours, today. (,
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W. R. MALONEY CO.
