NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
SsnuVtiJjecIvlu Sctliune.
WILSON TOUT, Editor and 1'ttbllshei-. our way to business. This Indlcntos
' j that Uicho animals lmvo Come up from
Nahrank bolow tiic irost ituo nnu aro ni woric in
NATURE ISOTKS.
Saturday wc noticed tho castings of
oarthwortns alone, tho sidewalks on
entered at the North Platto
Postoffico aa'Socond Class Matter.
j subsciuption viucut
fine YtMirn ndrnnco
.$2.00
TUKSIlAV, MARCH 8tli, 1021.
EDITORIAL
Thero arc still many peoplo In North
Platto who do not know that wo pos
sess one of tho finest ilro trucks to bo
bought. It Is tho equal of any found
in ntir larco cities. It Is much more
expensive than any aulomobllo In tho
county and yet many peoplo havp not
fccn It and do not know what It win
do, Tho flro boys pro planning on gm
Inp a demonstration in tho near futttro
If Uio woathcr remains suitable It has
been proposed that tho llro department
raakp a run to somo location to bo an
nounced before In tho papers, and
thero Bhow the wonderful power of
tho engine by throwing streams of
water from tho city mains nt tho samo
llmo they throw a stream from tho
engine. In that way men, women and
children could see tho wonderful work
that can bo done and know for them
solves If tho Council has boon spend
ing money foolishly or not. Wo com
mend tho plan and hopo it can be car
lied out in tho near future
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HONORED NAME INMEDICINE
tho soil. It Is somo two weeks yet be
foro the usual dato for tho first earth
worms. ' . .
On Fcbr. 7th we saw p flock
Thick-billed Redwings (often gjilled
Hod-shouldered blackbirds) mid wc
hoard a number of Moadowlarks. We
havo had occasional reports from tho
country of McadoWlarks staying here
all whiter but had not heard any until
that date.
Tho bluo Krass is qutto green In
somo lawns whore thore aro not inn 115
trees. The treo roots take tho moisture
out of tho ground so that it takes con
sldorablo rainfall to start the grass in
such lawns.
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WRITERS TOO SELF-CENTRED
OUR ADVERTISERS. 1
In another column wo nro carrying
tho nnnoinomcnt of-Manager Baldwin
that prices ftfr tho ffeith wlIL'bo r6-
(lucen 10 zu-su-iu. mis is ior an uui
tho Vaudovlllo nnd tho super-productions,
whutovof they may bo. Wo are
suro this announcmont will bo wel
comed by inovio goers an bojng in
harmony with tho spirit of tho tlmos.
One of our lnrgest shoo dealers told
us yostorday that his firm lids re
duced the prlco of tho high,:., grade
shoos 25 and .10 per cent . and the
cheaper shoes much more than that,
I'coplo who aro buying shoes might be
interested In the prices quoted in this
paper.
Henry Detwller, Native of Swltrerland,
the Flrat to Practice Homeopathy
In America.
, Among the first, if not the first, to
successfully practice homeopathy in
America was Henry Detwller, who
wag born in Langcnbruck, Switzerland,
December 38, 171)5.
Ho studied medicine a number of
years before ho came to this country
on a .vessel contuinlng 100 French ref
ugeea who left their country after the
defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte. Ho was
appointed ship physician, and success
fully (rented nn epidemic of dysentery
which hod broken out during tho pas
cage. v
Coming to Pennsylvania, he settled
in tho Lehigh Valley, and gained promi
nence b treating a large number of
people who Were attacked with a mys
tcrJludJeiiVfcvbleh ho finally diag
nosed as bljlou's Colic, resulting from
' "cp,tlpg nppKi buUefjf'
t yWjLPnrly made study of tho sys-
(objffiiiedlf;lju''f)inii(le(l by Hahne
"rdaliH, Ami' lit HtoRfi'dispeiiKed the tlrst
remedy In Pennsylvania, In accordance
wjiii tho law of similars, and during
thcromiiliidcr of his life was a dovnlod
hpnieopatliist.
. Doctor Detwller formed nn Intimate
acqunjntunco with llahnenianu, ,who
, gave "hlin a wonderful reception In
Paris, where ho met other noted phy
sicians and scIeiitlslH. He gave many
natural history specimens to various
colleges, founded an Iron Industry and
finally died at the advanced age of
ninety-two, Chicago Journal.
'iWhcn In. North' Platto stop at the
Ngstatlotel- Palace and Cafe. You will
fWtrootnd" well.
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Err In Maklno Member of Their Own
Profession Heroes, It Charge
Made by Critic.
Someone Is always explaining what
Is the matter with American literature,
American drama nnd even American
poetry, nnd the latest diagnosis that
they aro .suffering from In-brccding.
The critic who has made this dis
covery suys that tho literary and dra
matic world has become too self-centered
; Is going around In n circle In a
manner which produces wheels within
wheels; nnd for this renson authors
and playwrights aro forever Hying off
at an inartistic tangent nnd produc
ing jazz, literature nnd drama.
Tho faVoVitc hero iff flic"" novelist Is
ho novelist, and dio writes too much
nbout his early struggles with a cold
and hard-flstcff'world ; trie 'iTr'artiatlst
takes tho poor, oppressed writer of
plays, or for a illvcrslontthqjngor hut
gifted actor, as his hero' and 'draws
out their life story of discouragement
und suffering nnd final triumph to a
fearful length.
The poet 1 oven accused of prefer
ring to wr'jpof a poet rather (ban of
anybody or anything else on earth J of
tho poet whose sorrows havo pressed
up heavily upon him that ho Is forced
to cry out In sounds which, being Inter
preted, urc poetry. To one who gives
this criticism consideration there
seems to be something In It. May
titranathan In the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Lovers of flno china should go a
round to tho Hotel Palace Bazaar and
sco the flue line of Imported Japanese
ware which Messers Ugal nnd Wada
have on salo there. It Is a llttlo out
of tho beaten path but tho offico of the
hotel fs a public pluce and you can
walk right In without anyone paying
Wine bit of attention to you. Wo have
dono. It nnd tlloy nover looked at us
And It's worth the trip.
J. V. Itomlgh has a message for any
ono who wants to buy a car. Ho says
It In nn Interesting way and it Is food
for thought. Look over his ad cIro
where.
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SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
North Platto Floral Co. Flowers.
W Twelfth Street Phono 1023
Wo deliver and ship anywhere
OLD AT 30 OR
.YOUNG AT 60?
Alike.
' The head of one 0f (he departments
in n tertain do.ytovnsfiiorb is In
clined to, be. plump. Hho spends a great
deal of Time aiid also money In re
ducing, mid as she calls' lit "grooming
and dr'es'slllg so that I Molt more
slender thnn I really am."
Now, tho Janitor of the store Is a
large, fat colored woman, who has
nhver heard of reduclnir. arid whose
drosses arc built on even more ample
lines than her figure. Also she Is very
fond of the head of tills department..
The other day when she happened to
bo near her she noticed that alio
seemed rather tired. "Oh, Miss T ,"
the old Janitor5 exclaimed, "do sit
down and rest a minute. Most' of these
peoplo don't understand how you feel.
It Just takes us tivolrdupolses' women
to understand each other's fecJIngs.
Indianapolis' Ntiw&
The choice is largely up
to you. If your blood lacks
red corpuscles, you're .go
ing; to be fagged and drag
ged out, you're going to
lack "pep," to look sallow
and unhealthy, to grow "old
before your time.
DR. MILES' TONIC
actually increases the num
ber or red corpuscles in the
blood. It makes the cheeks
plump and rosy, stilmulaics
the digestive organs, cre
ates a healthy appetite, and
leads to in.crea.scd vigor
and vitality. First bottle
guaranteed to help you or
money refunded.
ASK YOUR .DRUGGIST.
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Friday
An Enthralling Mystery An Absorbing Romance
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Mind
of Evil
against
Love.
Who
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Victorious
One Hoi jr. ..
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Strength
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Conquer
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Urgings
of this
Evil Mind
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"When I Hypnotize a Man, I Alone Am Hi God."
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It was a deadly challenge. And the fight was waged in silence in the mystic hour
. bpforc dawn. Dared he look into the trusting eyes of, his love, or was he doomed?
WHAT HArrENED7 YOU'LL NEVER GUESS! COME AND SEE!
Alib Ur$ Semon in "The Suittr," of the.Day, Patfce News
Wuiilqil-
llt'iiricks.
for Sulc-One DoLrt-il. Grennv Scp
arator A-ono condltlpn,'-, sawing ma
chine, new, enamel Hoosler Kitchen
Cabinet, china closet. Phont 981. Res
idence 407 South Walnut street. -
UvLXry iu.yourtD?. Wilto
720 N. LotustHj W
For Sale Combination coal anil ga,a
rangu. tuu w. ismin.
For Sale Harretl I'lymoth Hock
cockerels. 511 V Eighth.
For ltenl AVell improved ranch. In
quire of F. O. Johnson, North Platte.
IVuiiUmI Corn at the Scott Rey
nolds place. Gregg Bros.
For ltenti Garden ground with wat-
or, snares or casn. tui w. n.igiun.
For Itent 9G0 aero stock farm. Ad
dress It. Kunkel, North Platto.
Special Sale Now and second hand
furniture this week onl. 310 E.
Front street.
'Wanted Any kind ot sowing. Also
housework by tho hour after school
hours. Phono 9C3J.
For Salo or. Trade Ono o!ghtroom
house, modern ocopt beat. J. B.
Koontz.
For Snlc-RTfodo Island. Red setting
eggs, $1.00 pcri.pot. Mrs. Geo. Tekulve,
1204 E. Fourth SL
For Rent Two unfurnished rooms,
hot and cold water. Phono 82GW. 715
West Tenth.
Lost A ppeketbook containing card
caso with tiv'o lodgo recolpts. Findor
return to this' office.
For Sale Singlq Comb Rhodo Island
Red sotting oggs at. $1.00 a sotting or
$G a hundred. Mrs. Fred Nelson, phono
783F22. .
For Sale SInglo Comb Rhodo Is
lnnd Rod Cockorols at two dollars
each. Mrs. Simon White, Hershoy,
Nob.
For Salo Four room houso on West
2nd St., block and a half wpst of Wash
ington school. Also household goods.
Inqulro at 962 West 2nd street
For Sale Hatching eggs, Puro Rred
SInglo Comb Rhodo Island Reds, Bar
rod Rocks and slnglo comb Whlto Log
horns. L. I. Tuckor, 221 Chestnut
For gale All modern homo built for
ownor's homo. Eight rooms and bath,
oak floors, full basement, double gar
age, all uow. On account of monoy
condition wJH 8oll at a bargain If sold
n-ti - A DA. T.1 4.1. C. Vnrlli
Platto.
For Sale Rljjbt well-bred Jonnots
brod to a full-bred Jack and register
ed. WH1 Bell (or bait cash and half on
tlmo. Also 16 head ot four year old
colta, linbrokn, that will make 1000
and 1160 poun horsea. Well-bred but
rnlBfiJ nn rraii nd hoy. Write tne Ot
comand Byrt Hudson, Rtngold,
'HILL 60' BOUGHT BY BREWER
uoun
t-ioiei may 'Be
France
Erected op Ground
That Will Hold Immortal
Memories.
"IIIII CO," whose record Is written In
British hearts with the blood of her
young army, has been sold to a brew
er. "It Is expected," pays the London
Times, "that a hotel will be erected
thero. From battleground of Immor
tal memory to hostelry is a fate which
may be deplored, but it is possible,
even probable, that by an enterprise
however foreign to sentiment, all that
Is associated with the plnce may be
preserved.
"Hill 00," sacred with the memories
of Loos nnd of many a subsequent re
surgence of the tide of battle, conse
crated as few other spots of earth
have been by repeated baptisms of
heroic blood, long ceased to be a hill.
It was held, as ono commanding ollj-
ccr reported, geographically, though
Its military value had been utterly de
stroyed. "The 'hill' Itself was blasted to dust
long before the struggles for Us pos
session had ended. Its name will en
dure as long as British history, and it
is perhaps as well that n monument
should marl; the site of so many
heroisms, even If the monument pre
sents n commercial aspect."
The Sense
of Inferiority
Pueblo-Type Cottages Are sment
All tho quaint charm of tin ldpu.
eblo style of architecture Is pn -.erred
In concrete In n series of little cot
tages now under construction In Mon
rovia, Cal. T'ie one-story buildings
arc most remarkable for their complete
uso of cement, woodwork being prac
tically eliminated. Even tho roofs are
concrete, and' tho doors aro made of
mtlgheslte, according to an Illustrated
article In the January Popular Me
chanics Magazine. Tho poured walls,
five Inches thick, Incloso a web of
waterproofing material, while the ce
ment floors are stained In Spanish
leather effect, waxed and polished, The
little structures are wholly fireproof,
nnd easy cleaning Is assured by tho ab
sence of moldings, casing and base
boards. Inclosed courts off the. kitch
en and sleeping chambers, partly
roofed and pqrtly screened, proride
ratdoor protection and privacy.
A STARVED NERVOUS SYSTEM
TAKES THE SNAP OUT OF THE
OTHERWISE STRONG AND
CAPABLE.
Imaginary ' unfitness, tho peculiar
norvous strain that causes somo men
to shrink bo lamentably, is merely a
condtlon of eeml-starvatlon. If you
doubt it, lei tho reconstructive in-fluerico,fot-lleolo
drive it out of your
head completely.
When tho norves havo gouo smash
and tho Iron has been burned out ot
tho blood, then Is the tlmo that tho
red-blooded fighter lords it all over
his pale-faced rival. Reolo Is a won
dor. It gives you conscious Btrengtli.
You feel an Increased nerve force,
nervo control. No moro bluff, no halt
lng, no hesitation. With an improved
appetite tho norves that were starved
ceaso to cry out with, pain, tho rod
corpuscles Iniho blood Increase enor
mouBly, thoro Is a tinge of color to tho
skin and a senso ot fitness from head
o foot. Such Is tho marvelous capac
ity of tho system to respond to tho In
fluenco ot Roolo. This wonderful re
constructive and strengthening com
bination so Intensifies tho activity ot
tho vital processes that you aproacu
any task with a vim that Is fairly
astonishing.
Ask any ot the clerkjj at the Georgs
Frater or Jos. Stone Drug Stores for
a $1.00 box ot Reolo. Ask them about
lti wonderful effect upon a host ot
people they bare sold It' to.
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