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We will take the utmosi care in repairing ycur vatch or
any piece of jewelry needing fixing.
If it is not worth fixing we will frankly tell you so and
show you something new to take its place at a price as reason
able as a good article can be sold.
- We are proud of our REPUTATION and are careful to
"preserve our good name.
C. S. CLINTON,
'. , SIGN OF THE IJIG RING.
XinV TWINEM HOSPITAL IS
i NOW OPEN FOR PATIENTS.
LOCAL AND W2I1SONAL
I Gcorgo Lannln, Haror Lannin and
I Donald O'Brien loft last night for
Walter Thompson visited fiends Hastings to spend n day or two,
in Grand Island Sunday.
Wall paper and paint at the Rcxall.
A big assortment of suits and coats
which aro being sold at sacrificing
twlnna find in ilinun wlin linvn flnlnvrwl
' Mrs. E. W. Miller, of Tryon. vs1tcd ,thoIr buying on account of weather
with frlonds in town Saturday. conditions, can now take advantago
For Sale Fordson tractor; choap if .of these .prices. E. T. Tramp & Sons,
taken at once. H. J. Moran, Chamber Ex-prosldcnt Taft has somo friends
of Commerce. 312,loft in Lincoln county twenty-six
Miss Pearl Hunter has accepted aivtctl tor him ns their presidential
position ns stenographer for the North i preference Judge Taft -Is a preslden
Platte .Electric Co. pal possibility and it would not bo
.',',, , . surprising if ho proves the nomlneo
Mrs. Luke Healey camo down from o tho Chicago conventfon.
Denver Sundny and will spend a week
with her son T. P. Healey and family. CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO.
. ,, ., , . . , Is only In Its llrsi singe of develop-
.Stim Baths, MusHago ami Electric ,,, ,,. nj be sur,,rscrt wIieil
Treulniciif nt 12 Lust Clh, St. Phono yu.Kco what-has boon accomplished,
897. Mrs. Arthur Rnsll. tf. Come nnil g0 wju, s aml I(.f.s 8how
Wanted About 100 head of cattle jou your opportunity. THE JI. & S.
to pasturo for tho summer. II. Bonder, AGENCY FARM DEPT., W. 11. BAR
Phono 70GF5. 31-2 RETT, Mgn
J. Guy Swopo, W. J. Tlley and C. j Wo aro now assured that spring has
York went to llcrshoy ycBtorday to at- arrived and that tho days of snow and
tend a meeting of tho Odd Fellows. sloct and cold hare passed. As soon
1(JffiaH tho ground dries out a llttlo gar-
.1 1 . ...111 . - j.. r. . 1 1 if ... .
uuuiuK mil uu in urn lurcu in vowh
Try tho Rcxall first, it pays
. Lost Saturday afternoon on strcots n
bill fold containing n roll, of, bills.
FUulor vlll bo rewarded by roturnlng
to C. T. Lake, G13 oast C Street.
and in tho country tho fanners will at
tempt to catch up with the work lost
by a backward spring.
j tnlro hbsfftnl accommodation of
NorihjJJlfttlo woro matdrially Increased
thaTBlflir part of last weak when tho
inew building eroctod on west Fifth
street by Dr. Twlnom was opened for
the reception of patients. The hospital
;was formally opened Thursday after
noon and evening by a reception which
(was attended by sovenil Jiuudred who
, inspected the building throughout and
i commended its modem appointments.
; Visitors wore escorted through the
j building by a nommRtoo headed by
j Dr. an( Mrs. TwJHdm.' Cut flowers
were iu evidence in oVory room, mini
,cal programs were gfven and light re
freshments served.
I The building was designed especial
ly for hospltaj needs, and It llghUng
I and vontllntlon is perfect and tjie san
: Ration 18' modern In all respects.
(Tbero are twenty rooms in the build
,ing, with accommodations for twenty-
two patients, not Including a nursery
which can take caro of a half dozon
Infants. Thoro is a roccptfon hall,
oporating room, dining room and quar
ters for tho nursos, the genor.il ar
rangement Insuring Uia most effiflont
service
Tho hospital staff consists of Mrs.
Lull supoiintondont, Miss Soott hhbIp
tant, Mrs. Olnn matron and Mrs.
Swnnson and Miss Hubbard nursos.
Tho now hospital becamo a necessity
with Dr. Twlnom, tho formor Twinem
hospital on west Fourth proving In
adequate in its accommodations and
has now been abandoned for that pur
pose. We commend Dr. Twinem In his
move to increase tho hospital accom
modations of North Platte.
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Primary Election Returns.
By reason of delay in tho receipt or
primary eloction returns from Deer
Crook precinct, tho canvassing board
could not complete its work in time
for The Tribuno to get the official
count- Below is given the vote on a
number of tho republican candidates,
which do not include tho seventeon
votes in Deer Crook precinct:
Total republican vote cast 2703, total
democratic vote cast about 800.
For presidential preference Johnson
received 1422, Wood 511, Porshlng
505, Taft 2G.
National Committeeman Howell
085, .McCloud 954,
Governor 'McKolVjo C19. Pollard
511.
Lfeut. Govornor Evans 949. Bar-
ows 800.
Secretary State Anisbary!l5S4.
Auditor.Marsh 1035, Barnhart GC3.
Treasurer Cropsey. 1579?
Attornoy General Porter 1013,
Davis 796,-i ' -
Com. Lands and Building Swanson
532. i
Congressman Kinknid 1209, Ream
as. ; :
Stato Senator Ebright 1133, Hoag-
land 835. . r ,
Reprosentatlvo Davis 98S,IMylandor
92- i
Float Representative HiU;'ari' 903,
narrow a&u,
Clerk District Court Prosser 1285,
Rltncr 1103.
Comrcjkisioner First District Co
llagen 422, Orton 237. Llerk 231, Ritner
1G8, Koontz 102. " ,
Comnt'sslonor Third District Cokor
iVre you perfectly satisllcd wftth the
corset you aro wearing? If not you
Will find a .Henderson Fashion Form 1282, Martin 270. Jenkins 195
Uorsot entirely to your satisfaction. E. County Judge Woodhurst 081. Cal
Ora-MeK'nonmno,,nfromLoxlr,Iit0niT'TaAMP&SOiN,S- l!l0Un G9- Horminghausen 522, Carr
... I ., . . .. 2R1
I'illl a inu'U nil. I rftinu nil.l irntin rrt 1 1 it t
lm.i wnnfiinr nf Mm nnHt twr w.,nra ' -Tho vote cast for democratic cand-
has caused an advanco of about flvo
dollars a Inn In the price of hay, with
tho result that practically all storago
hay has boon shipped. Dealers bollove
that whou tho present "bad woathor"
ldatos had not boon totaled.,
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Intcrchurch Movement Starts.
Sunday was tho oiioning dav of tho
Interchurch Movement which f.s being
observed by all protostant churches in
North Platto. A survey of the local
field has been mado and residents dl-
For ,Salo Eggs for sotting S. W. G.
B. P. Rocks, 5 cents a pioce. Phono
Doollttlo 782F220. 31-4
OraMcKco came
Saturday to spend sovoral days with
inonuB.
Mr. aiid Mrs. J. Taylor arrived Sat
urday from Storling and aro guostsi
at tho ltomo of Mrs. C. Davidson. '
Tho Rcxall handles tho goods. 14tf
Mrs. Quo. Roberta and son Rodney mand is past pricos will drop
camo .up from Maxwell Saturday to Good Lund wHl not. stay cheap in
spend the week oiid with frlonds. price. Cheyenne County, Colorado viiimi ntn ,iinoc,a n, a ioa
Ono'kl6aa theft! Tho second an '(ls'.wro " Ir,ces are sure .resenting thoso who aro affiliated with
outrage! But "Tho Third Kt'.ss" como " m"j- " J jui jhuti'si hi Bomo protostant church, and thoso
'and label it to suit your own taste. "V. !"Is ,M(!!"lerf"1. C(,'iulr'' who aro not affiliated aro placed in
Crystal Thursday and Friday. .'"v .7 "'V"V t i i 3 A'11188 11 ixna both classes will bo so
llliy. l or fllll Infonnntloil IVrilo (r llcitod for fundH tn onrrv mi lltn worhl
Trv tho Roxa 1 flrat. It n.ivs. 14tf mil .... Till' H. Sr. H. lfJKNf-vPAiMT , or rVm18 to ctlrr on the or!d
" .............. wiuo cnurcn movement. Local con-
Constanco Talmadgo was never so 1 '" 1IA,t,tl-. 1 .rin grogatlons havo been divided into
attractive as sho romps through "Two ' ",ul' groups and commltteos appointed to
weuKs witii all the sweetness and B. J. Guinnn. who formerly llvod souo't from each group. Tho only
freshness characteristic of hop. Keith southwest of town but now Vvlng In thing needful for a successful cam-
weuneBuny aim 'l iuirsuay, Kansas City, Kan., spent Saturdav in Paign is to socuro a hustllnir ceneral
J. J. Crawford and daughter Miss :M: "0 ,wa?, V0'1.,10 Wod RJvor firman l for tho committees who will
Colosto Bpont Sunday wilth frlonds in y ui m uunur, uvmnouj,
Cozad. Mrs. Crawford and son Robert. ft"d, -I"1";o to. spend a day with ! ('nmnnhrn" ' StariTMVll
wiin im,i i,m. v:um.,., n. ij.ia frlonds. Uo Is ongaged in tho real anipu.i;,n ainns Men.
u ...in. 1 OHtato business in Kansas Citv and In '-Undaunted by tho unusually dls-
v making somo oasy monoy, having .Hgreoablo weather conditions, North
Don't forgot tho box suppor given associated hlinsolf with ono of tho!pltltto Baptists responded gonorously
by tho Auxilllary of U. S, y. V. Fri- largest linns in that city. ,' tho call of tho now world move-
day. April 30th, nt tho llromon's. hall. I ;.BlM, u, . . nn.. . , mont 'In tho ovory momber canvass
A prize will bo given the lady bring. TS ! S afternoon. S. M. Souder,
ing mo prettiest box. - - ;"", "";''': .local campaign director, reports
Tho stork d
Kirl at tho horn
TTflTn TtS.lflnu nmintiii. HfiUtm. .....I
7i ; ;i..: :i .V. " " Judgo Woodhursfs bin vote in tho
"b'"vi mu uuiub uiuviy mill luu ,.-i... .1 i . , ,
father passed cigars to frlonds. frl ry olootlon last week is a source
of much gratlflcatron to him. Tho prl
E. S. Davis' nomination ns represon- mary was hold within a fow days after
tatlvo means his election, and ho will hia sixtieth birth anniversary, and ho
bo la posJMon to boost along tho Btato looks upon tho voto as sort of a blrth
oxporlniontnl farm. In this direction day, present. Tho Judgo has not only
ho-.dld good work In tho Inst logisla- lived In North Platto Blnco tho days of
twre. tho Indians and buffaloes, but whon
C, P. Scharmann, formerly of this f,,!!, 5"dw l0llftt trilWrom tho
dty, who for a number of yours has M,,M0Ur river to California In a covor
ben In the employ of tho Union Pacluo ,e1 wngon w,lh hla imront8'
has boon transferred from Omaha to i Cropo do chine and satin camosolos,
Clucago, whoro ho will fill tho posl- all now spring stylos, all vory reason
lion of. genera ngont of tho transport- ably pr.icod. 13. T. TRAMP & SONS,
atlon dopartmont. , Dafi0 ba onlhuillulUl nt
John E. Nelson returned Saturday itlio ElkB club Sunday aftornoon for
Irom Sterling whoro ho spoilt sovoral ,tho purpose of perfecting plans for a
days. Tho building occupied by tho tve baso ball season In North Platto.
dopnrtmont storodn which ho Is Inter- H. C. Langford was elected to fill tho
ostod is bolng remodoled and whllo 1 vacancy loft by Mnnagor llonsloy'n
this work is in progress ho vIbUh rotnovnl to his family in Wyoming, and
Cloning iroquontiy. nig lucai ranB tool mat with Mr. Lung
Cnttlo Iosbob
.9 "n jPmS
bpring and h
.. and Oxfords
nmmer
Shoes
M
The Simplicity of. Design
and Riqh Leather of the
the new Spring Oxford
will" appeal to mei who
prefer the . . .
Finest, in.
Footwear
, 1,0Ln bul1 wou,l 1,k0 to exchange for I"," nd,.r Zn nv Zr, rXlne
ieposltod an eight pound a fcoan Durham. Write G. E. Part- gT'S ntS n uota ihTO, tS?ioR
mo of Mr and Mrs P II rlilirn flntinmi rini 11 0,1,1 1 ,nll 8 Quota, winch 18 $1U,01U.
nvi.ninp. MnMini. ',.ii " fc ' 1 campaign will continue this wook
in
fnrd nt tlin Yinnrl nf 41m innm VrttMi
wostorxi Nobrnfika'THnM i., ...in i
SlBn UeirLSt tnoss somo fast gamos
heavy as might bo oxpooted coiiBldor- n.i ...m ,.i
You will hardly want to miss tho an(i tho sorvlcos of both a pltchor and
last showing of "Tho Valloy of tho ! catcher havo already boon obtained
Giants" with Wallaco Roid toiUght. It jbut tho rost of tho toam will bo made
Is u picture of rugged hoartu and rug- up from tho "Old Guard."
god hills. Filled with tho tang of Our Optical Dopt. Is oqulppcd to
uouiunt'BH luruaiH. ai mo ivciui io- give tho very best of professional ser
nigiu.
and end with a whirlwind finish next
Sunday.
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Aiivanco snowing of now summor
lloworod vollo and tlssuo drossos in all
tho wanted shndos. All sizes. Pricos
rajigo from $9.50 up at BLOCK'S.
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Rig llarn for Kent.
Barn with accommodations for ton
head of horses and 25 tons of hny or GO
or 75 tons of hay without tho horses
Locatod on cast Ninth street, known
as tho Mogonson barn. Inqulro of
George McKain, North Platto, or iphono
7G0F31. 26-tf.
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MEN WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES
Selling Experlenco Not Necessary.
Ono of World's largest Qroqors,
(capital ovor 51.000,000.00) wants am
bitlous mon in your locality to sell
direct to consumor nationally known
brands or an oxtonslvo lino of cro
corlos, paints, rooflncs. lubrlcatlntr
oils, stock foods, etc. No capital ro
qulrod. Writo today. Stato ago and
occupation. John Sexton & Co., 352
w. Illinois St., Chicago, 111.
vice Dixon & Son.
w a I'lirrciiARD,
Grmlunto Volorlnarlnn
Ex-Governmont Votorlunrlan and ox
assistant deputy Stato Vetorlnarlan
Hospital UIS Sou(h Yiuo Street.
Hospital Phono Black 633
llouso Phone Black G33
Bring your Lttle ones in and fit them out for
spring and summer with a pair of our good,
sound, solid and dependable shoes, and ox
fords.
Whether- your rea
son lof wearing low
shoes is a desire or necessity, you will- enjoy
them when the shoes are as smart as
these chic pumps.. We especially recom
mend them lor young women who desire
to closely follow the fashions of their
older sisters.
priced from $6.30 to
AVES YOU
MARKET
U m Ml
ONEY ON SHOES.
E.v- Gov. Holcomb Dies.
Former Governor Silas A. Holcomb
of Nebraska died at the homo of his
daughter, Mrs. Marian Wyjnan Bell-
lngham, Wash., Sunday nt 11:30 fol
lowing a long Illness. The body will bo
brought to Broken Bow for burial.
Govornor Holcomb was born in Gib
son county, Indiana, August 23, 1858.
Ho was admitted to the bar in Nebras
ka in 1882.
R. of It. T. Cl'mr't'crs RcvoIjciI.
Charters of 51" local lodges of Broth-
orhood of Railroad Trainmen havo
teen revoked for participating iu the
ULiiuthorized strl'.ta rf HWiirhmcu. v
G. Lee, president of tho organization,
annnuncod yesterday. ..The 51 lodges
had a membership of nearly 18,000.
Fully one-half of this number havo
boon loyal and tholr memberships will
bo transferred to other lodges, Mr. Leo
said. i
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Mr. and Mrs. Robin Taylor, of lias-
tings, aro bolng ontortained at tho
homo of Mrs. C. D. Davidson. Tho
groom is a mombor of tho Storling
Flvo Orchestra, of Hastings, and will
bo with thorn till tho end of this week,
when thoy, will leave for their homo
in Wray, Col. Mrs. Taylor was Miss
Colio Frewollo, of Hastings.
Tho War Mothors will moot with
Mrs. Julius Pizor Friday ovenrfng.
Drosses! Drossos I For all occasions
at reduced pricos at BLOCK'S.
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Sculptors In the Dofdrffms.
According to American Art News,
the sculptors complain that thoro Is lit
tle work nt present In their lino of en
donvor, and even tho leading men are
"waiting." Tho commemorative war
statuos dud patriotic groups that were
to decorate cities, towns and ceme
teries havo not thus far materialized.
Tho unsettled, conditions of tho coun
try, thoy contend, which are holding
up building, nro accountable for the
present "doldrums."
Just received a big shipment of Edi
son records. Dixon, the Jeweler.
Mrs. Joe Soderman, of Brady, visited
with friends in town yesterday.
New Black Hill gold displayed in
Dtxon's window.
Wm. Johnson, of Brady, was a busi
ness visitor in town yesterday.
W. R. Hodshlre, who for several
months has been clerk In the Den
cigar storo, will leave the early part
of next week for Texas, "where ho ex
pects to locate.
BUY CHEYENNE COUNTY.
COLORADO LAND.
It. Is your opportunity If you nre
looking for n home.
It Is your opportunity If you arc
looking for nn Investment.
For Full Information see
THE II. & S, AGENCY FARM DEPT.
W. II. BARRETT, Mgr.
;n;;
Sale still continues on suits and
coats and an opportunity to get a
garment very reasonable is offered.
E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
No Wonder He's Crazy.
"This poor fellow Is In n terrible
condition," said tho visitor.
"Yes," replied the asylum nttondnnt.
"He's tho most vlolont patient wo have
In this ward."
"What caused him to lose his
mind?"
"Ho tried to figure out some way
to hnrnoK- tho energy that was going
to waste In tango parlors." Birming
ham Age IL raid.
Announcement!
Every woman who loves Beautiful Dishes,
and where is oneN who does not,ds invited
to visit our
New Dinnerware Department
and inspect our Brand New
Stock of
Haviland and Bavarian China
English and Domestic Porcelain
Heisey Diamond H Glassware
Both in Sets and Open Stock
Beirybeiry & Forbes