North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune. (North Platte, NE) 1895...
Transcript of North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune. (North Platte, NE) 1895...
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UftfversaSV accntai theLeading rkscberthtWcrkL
JOHN HERRODSells tlie above Coffee
together with a complete line of
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Prices Always Reasonable.HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
Paid For Country Produce.
PEALE'SWall Paper.Paper Hung by Peale.Paper Cleaner at Peale's.
MINOR MENTION;
Smoke the "Royal Sport" cigar.A strawberry and ice cream
social will be given to-morr- ow ev-
ening by the Good Templars.
A well attended social was heldby the ladies ot St. Patrick'schurch last evening at the parishhouse.
For dental work that will provesatisfactory call on Dr. Butt, FirstNational Bank building.
A tramp named Brotherick wasthrown from a freight train at Pax- -
ton Sunday and suffered the dislocation of an ankle.
The Junior class of the Highschool was out botanizing Wednesdav afternoon. Each member-r- e
turned well laden with nature'sspecimens.
The ladies of the Baptist churchdesire to extend sincere thanks toall those who so kindly aided in theentertainment at the parsonagesome evenings ago.
From now until June 1st I willfurnish those handsome pastel por-traits, including frame, for $2.75.Alter June 1st the price will beraised. Wm. Munson, Agent.
J. G. Crabtree. of Myrtle, is intown to-da- y. Up to date small grainand corn is growing nicely in thatvicinity. There is sufficient moist-ure in the ground to keep vegetationgrowing for some time to come.
Upon request of many churchpeople the G. A. R. memorial ser-vices on Sunday evening May 26th,will be held at the Opera house in-
stead of the Presbyterian church.This change is made so that allwho wish may accommodated. Allthe churches are invited to join inthese services.
Franz Josef, crown prince ofAustri, and the future emperor of
TVT a TT7 3 1 wr-xo. t vvcuncsuiiy morning, ne ismaking a tour of the world in company with two other princes, and aretinue of eleven servants. Josef isabout thirty-fiv- e of age, stoutin appearance, and withal a finelooking man.
ii m
morn- -
Judge valleybrighter future before it than any
Our citizens who.have not read"Trilby" will find it in,the Y. M.C. A. library.
Sheriff Miller on Wednesdaysold five head of horses under achattel mortgage.
H. V. Hilliker is building a newnew porch upon his property in thewest of the city.
Rev. James Leonard, of thiscity, was registered at the Lindellin Lincoln Wednesday.
A private dance under the direction of Phil Lonergan was heldat the opera house last eveaing.
Chas. Burke left last night ona business trip to Denver and SaltLake, expecting to be absent aweek or more.
Messrs. Hawley, Isenhart and,Klein, who had been attending theA. O. W. state convention atKearney, returned Wednesdaynight.
Secretary of the Y. C. A. is dis-cussing the feasibility of having aseries of lectures during the Falland Winter. Consult with himupon the subject.
The vested choir at; the Episcopal church has heenaugmentedby the acquisition of Mr., Mrs. andMiss Doolittle. The membershipof the choir is now about thirty.
The three-roo- m addition beingbuilt to the house recently purchased by Dr. McCabe is aboutcompleted and the Doctor exoectsto occupy his new home about Jtne1st.
No need ot going out of townto have dental work performed whenyou can secure tne services ot alirst-cla- ss dentist in the personDr. Butt. Office First NationalBank building:.
--Dr. Stowitts and U. P. agentBreisch, of Sidney, and Jesse Nor- -
intersection
ciieuordered this journal sent his
address. Mr. Wilson 130 acrescrop this year,
which are plantedacreage small grain
Lincoln oeiowthis but the acreage
corn promises be unusually large.
the at the stateWilliamsoort.
the TuesdayOne
the
atextra
organizations
Profitable
funeral district willthis afternoon
Platte fire departmenthonorary
Having termSomersieft
Omaha meeting Tuesdaythe formation
association.in United KSTZi .ratu?" 1e-SE- UllZt?
in mus,lcal entertainments.
THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKL-Y TRIBUNE: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1895.
For the next weeks cabinetmade by Broach for
two dollars per dozen.Deputy sheriff was out
the country Wednesday lookingafter claim.
of repairingKnights of hall beendelayed by the ofterial.
is that Northwill soon have a church
Will editor andpublisher.
McCabe was called tomaxweii attend ayoung son of John Keliher, who fellfrom a roof and broke arm.
The local of Maccabeesa number of
less fortunate farmermembers oats fortheir stock.
of education a incMonday but aside omce
from hearing by and theBarber, no social at the opera
nesa-- of general importance.
M. Harrington -- theof welcome at the
of Catholicat Omaha Tuesday. Thewas published in the Bee and readswell.
held
hold
The dental work executedDr. Butt verytory the doctor havinggood Hehis work be first-cla-ss in everyparticular.
evening Mc-- enjoywill preach special sermon
upon the subject, "The Ark of theCovenant and its contents
moderndesires
Tribune announce thecornet band if the
ton, were to Knights ffive to-morr-
xcmpiar im at masonic evening at thehall, the Spruce and sixth streelswas hanniiff Jit fhf Viptina
limi.mJ : J--I Ju. ucuu ictcivcu uiuciccuttt: iv. A. vii&uu, living on me ooimds "Keamev" bicvele vester--
ttvi : l. a I 4ruicjruntuidim, yesieruay d morn:no. Tf is mMi m;rnAand to
hasin twenty-thre-e of
to potatoes.u. lie ot in
county is aver-age season, of
to
of
locating
photos
Platte
Leonard as
to
an
ispatronage.
to
advanced
by local wheelmen. Several otherNorth Platters in
wheels.emoloves
receive
turningarrears dollar
gets much
long to keep with""V 1 flip work.
several
j
The the
out the seem
WIU-U- B YClJhis will put
tore
Anfair us-tha-t
dnu Penn.. last picnic the ofof seventv-nin- e venrs. creer:il
Mn eludeof for
aucidi consecutive vears the nronosprf willWhile Kearney this his death, and the position at later.nUnj: tne dozen
cmumtcu op-- Wed- - graphs atporcuu inspect oicycie Harrison on,,,tactory locatea was
to find Day, there be theprisea years of who servicemen llie with stealing of Keith.ruscea witn CAmc
through Three Bears anH fiolrJpn TTnif at lanre in
years
part
at opera housenext.
Anof
to who Ad-mission fifty cents; seats
reserved Clinton's.1.--n. me Aiumni associa- - Children 25 cents
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tion win oe nem 18, of two irrigation dis-- on his on Northat 2 p. at the office of the tricts which cover two- - Locust street a two-stor-y building- -
bupt. Hilliker of ho niw ..xi. 18x24 feet which he willw .aw VXX bXJ OUUL11 I 'Pres- - of the South Platte river in shop. Mn
In the from the city Keith has becun. these several machines butT" . - . - I
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as aIf on ex
jsev. lrwin, and are pects .to put additionalt0 n w WW&KrAW VWU. LIIL. V A.
the wor- - irrigate about 30,000 acres and Planers run bysnip Kev. A. good soil. The at the west end power by gasoline en--wiu the combined con- - of the in whirh th fifine. The to Mr.
the for dozen years.
South forPlatte vallev. purposes. uopes
thing; in the to huilrl rfitriiAc fi,; kinds r.' m I - - U LUlil II1ILT I w A. I ,
about to wholeoieo nis home in muu' uitcues are wuomtioUrc muuey,
one Deuel ana we tue willHe sick for nearly fw Uy the a one-- Withyears, his a six east Biff faclities a good runtion of The will other bebe charo-- e nearly north of the
North bv farm The dry weath- -of which he an to cause rapid
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tor where he remain heldfor a time to in for
musical nHnAA
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this to be
a
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address
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ceremonies
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Mr. toto several
Editor Bisruru.;etie,
in the early theGalvin was
atfor visited the
while aont forty who one him short
their therelold their
Itm,
with
beentheir
The
will,
died.
spenttown
many
by He
Yaleat time
preparingvliuuiic
bmi tnlee
the cut
veryalso a new Cheap and Belt
Side-Comb- s, Hair and newIt you anything
way of a for some one. you canfind it our line of novelties, from cents to
i.: well as as you wish to go.
"f";
CO- -
Rev. will preach in thenext Sabbath
evening: There will noin
lEarly reachingthis market1 in quantities,and express McGovern
The CDUCKieTr rc"
meeting evening,prepared Men Poca-Sup- t.
transacted busi- - a
convention
Christianity."
that
following
m.
a
postmaster
nouse tms, evening, at which aliterary will be, render-ed ice cream and strawberriesserved.
high
THE
Graves
hontas
Those Cabinet Photographs out by at $2
dozen strike the people justThis $2 offer holds for
Betteris on.
quite a large attendance the lawn at the
Wednesday af Ler- -the "Eastern Star.
Next Rev. participanW heemed to the
evening
occasion very
nights'' Templarbeen initiating a' each
a month or havea ofto up jhe work for severalweeks.
The attendance at thenext Tuesday prom-
ises to be very large. youngwho is;selling dis
up to yesterdaya of others eachalmost as
It requires money to athou.arh a number
The 'Tribune regularlyare very busyat present lare not so- - tuose
tii and leave areceiving. Some additional ma- -
old Pluvins in Uinery appreciated.probably be in be--""v order up Fortfrsecretary
Association was"alfalfa will be Squire Joseph L. Ranck, father organized yearsago, informs
attractions
Kearney
Mrs. S. Baskins. hismis, xdii, mcoin county.wnicn PourLh Julv. Thhas a larger acreage invitationthis plant county Ranck alderman from therlv setters
xtcu upu ward Nebraska: Fuller particularsquaniiy. fiftv-on-e nrior of nirniV
week held
have
than
cuuvcu-- time aiea. A cabinet, photouxuxx unyu vne Miller Broach's for two dollars
tne nesday from precinctana sur--
Lcharge cf Fred Rishor, a boy eigh- -about twenty-liv-e teen age, is charged
atwork. tactory a horse Walt
country, passed runninc
hundredstage.
enjoymentattend.
withoutmeeting charge.
Saturday, Oganization premises
hand,.Presbyterian
which
countv.
held in
section
proved
Donald
of
been
where that
to man, thatlater
be a
E. isMay
Mrs. H. V. thirdside has
latheswill be
to which
do all
ICIHIWan
bv
ni:i.
be
in
want in
in 25
bemorning.
are
is
H11
at
bv
do
If
home
allseventh era
personseven-
inganother
animal
Meyer havinjrerected
county
machine Meyerabsence county
roinr.ifi
togetner. Graves furnishedpreach business
venture
trouble being
started McKee
likely
Meyer
friends
himself
4Blouse Waist pretty,
Long
liberalagent
Broach
right.
Gilman
week.fornumber
tickets
number
conduct
ttucuuiugsheriff returned
regular at theChurch of Saviour at ten a. mwith communion sermonby the In the aeight o'clock there betion bv the Bislioo
13 wilarrenn Tne fir inC o
ww
will be the secondthe consecration of church.
J. Q. of McPhersoncounty, southof Streitzs will ament trtore therein next The
ot goods to he carried by Mr,Wilcox will-- consist hardware, notions, ladies and
ware, etc. rne is anat the church of Vail are mostly interest- - Meyer will his principal Lime salesman, having been
in the on "The Coming ed. will contain the hmaH and is manufacture of behmd a counter aWoman," at the nd by selling- - gds for cash at amost beautiful portion of the especially adapted irri-- fcnurcn in the evening: on "The It mav he r,r AUW to merit agreatest world." two ; continue to offrwam WW mil AW UUI
Goff, aged twentv- - trict-- work- - enterprise Meyer adjacent territoryh,nn invpcfmrr c;,iki
Third vesterdav afternoon Dmlt' begin trust provebeen other perhaps about increased
complica- - miles of Spring busi--
diseases. DnaSfe.
organiza- -districts.
evening" ofassociation
peop,e
Pythias
biennial
Leader Bristol
Rishor
additional
Galrin, of
part
Big Springsinsoector
met, made person evinced office daJ fund
present
churchservice
reports
j
givenresidence
sufficient
evening
posed;
newspaper
ocfnM;ci,m0nf
Jupiter
Settlers'palace"
perhaps Saturdav.
AscensionAscension
"r--i
Baptist
of
Bishop. eveningconfirma
sermonPalestine
Wilcox,
open depart
lightsnoes,
proprietorBaptist precinct
morning attention
hratinsr however gener
continued
non-arriv- al
Knights
Sunday
laundry
workmen.
candidate
of : the trade of
-J-ohn the the this Mr. t 3
r J 1 tx x is win nave --Wtour at the J wu
ward coun- -had and five the
or the
ofthe
was mem- - e.r isoer, his on or
Dr. thising will
lastColo-- araao. The is nw UttlEI I -
has
and
andtor, the
has
Dr.
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Mr.and
himand
has
thethe
the
and
fine
two call
was
The
and
hadand
had sold
who
tmnKwnrt will call
Old
will
ae-e- d
any WPSf
lumiaii
fine
tnerewill
said
had
will
will will
Wl11
Ourand
and
pvpninrr cor,xii
latehas room
and
andwill,
ous
M and....... hcua
and
tnese
ahetwo
will
line
him as O. Wisner, whoformerly occupied similar positionwitn Li. trickier, nis venture The Tribune wishes Mr. Wilcox
HIGH SCHOOL REPORT.month,
37, 66.Average attendance, boys
ffirls 62.45.of tardiness,
16.
Neither absent nor tardy,ucie, ina naa a. lucratvie practice entnusiasm. on the matter. wau ccount witn tne gov-- 3& &
the
No.
the
the
but
Mr.
the
Out being of a somewhat discon- - 1 ne associatlon was ernment- - o make matters worse Those who'llave won the rank oftented nature became dissatisfied organized by the election of C. S. ?rew incensed at remark first honors' Mabel McNamara,
i I . . I i - . m, . . Iana concluded to look up different v'imion president, Mrs. G. S. Huff-- raaae J tae inspector and he Francis McNamara Gertrudelocation. The Tribune wishes man Ida VonGoetz "Pasted" the official on the nose. Friend, Eva Fenwick, Minnie Sor--
mm success in tne sixteen to one rank Redmond trea-- AncinsPecior reported tne short- - Lizzie Sawyer,suver state. ouici. committee of five was to tne proper and Gal-- n!) tt, kk; n T.nnn
Judge of Princeton Pomted to draft constitution and n was indicted by the grand Nellie Nita Mnr111., who owns hundreds of b ana tnis committee will re-- at Vmana last in Iovj.i Wendt, Anna Sorenson,acres of land in this county, spent Prt at the next meeting. Galvin hourly expected depr'y Lulu Salisbury. Kate Gilman,a day in town this The "lcnestia ot seven has been marshal to pounce upon him and Bratt Xhas. McNamara.
thinks the Plattea
concert
uigimzea work joia'.v lug Omaha. Eighth Grade Arta Kocken,North Platte
ofsection keep on shirts, future excellent
wind within a Prof.!f,? ' direc-im- dprosperous have charge associa--
-- MTtTJ - I
of
hiswork
paper
corn
delivered
I
orders
eisrht
other
n
f
expects
F""ga day
week.
and will him off to The Mawitn me
thethe
will somefew
will ? ofL1UU.
all
will
the
N.
A.
tne
w.
ness,
well
was aboutbeen made good him. ishighly educated man, having at-tended college for severalyears, and we believe thatwas
, for the"1 rout ior some
.
'
Ladies' notline of Belts
Pins,
neat little,
'
1 ' m , 1 - Al
CC1P15
programme
turnedper
weeks while
Theresocial
noon
much.
THe,"
more
keep
operahouse
Onelady
of fifty
many.
steam kept
amountl
.
in
aboutaboutw
w
of
i
of
which
holy
. .
-
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f
leased
of
give
PumPs
North
better waterassotiuLeuyears,
served
priorDoctor
good
ithclerk." W.
in new
success. .
boysgirls
dally32.25,
Sets,
only.
wiltl,e
Cases boys 18, girls'
boysmuv-- u girls
1
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I
w ( i
8,
Galma
enson, Gerta Hine,ikc omciais a
jury i Irish, Hartman,several week. While phy, Edith
A aweek. pieces Grace
short-age, which $250,
a
XI .1gneginooa,
r
week.
share
a
a
bel Blanchemara, Catharine Osgood, KebaDavis, Langdon, Ivy Broach,Annie Babbitt Lizzie Facka, 'Nellie- - Stebbins, Bessie Anderson,Earl Stamo Henry Peterson.
reason decided to pursue other vo- -, Ralph Ray, Carlotta Day, Jessiecanons;
McNa
Grace
BUokeaberg-- .
expensive;
Watch-chain- s.
CLINTON,
applications
thetfs&ocia'tibn
Williamspprt
subsequently
congregations
unfortunately
JEWELER.
Presbyterian
Commandery
anniversary
gregations experienced
Presbyterian
Enrollmentfor
vice-preside-nt,
Pc"ctarvana
S.M.Knox,
everybody con,Petent
supplying
guarantees
employment
Ornaments,
vegetables
permanently
Donehower,
PURELY PERSONAL.
- Mrs. H. J. Clark went down toGrand Island this morning.
Mr. and. Mrs. Chas. Ell went toOmaha Wednesday morning.
Jacob Pizer, of Michigan, is visit-
ing his brother Julius, of this city.Editor Hill transacted business
in Omaha several days this week.
Miss McSay, of Ogallala, whohad been attending school here,returned home this morning.
Mrs. Josephine Tuttlcof Geneva,111., a sister of W. H. Fikes, is theguest of that gentleman and hisfamily.
Mrs. J. C. Ferguson and Mrs. I.L. Bare vent to Denver & T0BINt SOLE NORTH NEBuiut ivL y v.vx. o noil uibu cuw
family of E. R. Griffin.Mrs. Baker, who had been visit-
ing her daughter Mrs. G. T. Fieldlor several weeks, left for Detroitlast night.
Mrs. C. F. Iddings expects toleave the early part of ner;t weekfor a visit with the family of W. B.Conklin at Austin, 111.
Miss Adda Kocken left yesterday.morning for Des Moines, Iowa,where she will take a special courseof instruction in a normal school.
Miss Lou Rankin, of Orleans,Ind., arrived in town Wednesdaynight and will make her futurehome with her sister, Mrs. J. B.Jeter.
Will Ginn, of Perry, Iowa, isvisiting his brother R. O. this week.Will is looking, well and enjoyinggood health, notwithstanding heis minus one arm, a foot and ahand.
Mrs. Danl. Murphy and familyreturned from Omaha and how is to compelledMr. who is present so? Belton strong ad-ceivi- ng
treatment at Omaha of justness sectionhospital, also return we suan mucuplace soon terest this question.
T,pnm vrrin-- r the ofroundmorning, for to attend theEpworth League convention of thewest Nebraska District. Rev.Crane, Ogalalla, also went downto attend the convention.
McDonald has been spend-ing the past few days in
D. ,C, having left for that citySunday last. Mr. McDonald's m's-sion.- is
to bring home his broLhrGeorge, who has been quite sick.
Rev. C. Invin went to Kearneyyesterday, where to deliverthe charge last night to the pastorat the installation of the new pastor
the church. FromKearney Irwin goes to Fuller-to- n,
where will preach to thepeople of his former charge Sab-
bath, and Tuesday evening ofnext week Irwin reaches '
-
sermon at the installation of theof Presbyter'c u
church of Central Mrs.Irwin him.
There other shopsBut you want a clean
shave a hair-cu- t,
you should patronize Doc's BarberShop. You will treated cour-
teously. Once a customeralways customer.
RAILWAY RESUME.Foreman Sorenson has been off
duty for a day two account ofa very severe cold.
General baggage agent Traynor,of Omaha, passed a few hours in
city yesterday.Phil Beyerly, who among
last firemen to laid off, hasbeen put the extra list.
The 684, which has been lookinga little too rusty to suit Wood White,has been taken in the shops forcoat paint.
Mike Cronen went to Omahafew days ago to have extractedfrom his eye a piece of steel whichhad found lodgement.
account of slack businesswas pulled off the Third dis-
trict this week, Conductor Lettsand his brakemen being the unluckyfellows.
Notice To the officers and members of Douglas Circle No.You requested to meet at O.
hall Sunday, May 26th, atten o'clock to attend memorialservices. By order of president.
Mrs. R. Klein.Mary Clark, Sec'y.
Strayed, about the 10th of Aprilone two year old bay mare, blackmane and tail, weight about 700pounds. A reasonable reward willbe paid for the return of thetor . . .Herman Steinhousen,
North Platte,
Has no no equal. is the result of studied improvement in milling machinery the . product of the hard,excellent wheat of the north. If you are using the
Washburn Flour, try it. is sold by
JOHN HERROD,
MOST o DELICIOUS o COFFEE o IN o THE o WORLD !
SPURR'S
REVERb
SECTION 2034.Mr. Belton's idea of running
water down the streets the city,thereby killing two birds with onestone; our city and
to some extent,of the water works com-
pany, a good but 4,No tractof land shall be crossed by morethan one ditch, canal or lateral,without the written consent of theowner thereof, the first ditch,canal lateral can made to an-
swer the purpose for which thesecond desired and intended."very warm friend (?) of Mr. Belton's1 t nnas aireaay constructed suen aditch, from the railroadto a point below the town, whichcan be made to answer purposeof Mr. Belton's ditch. We imaginehow anxious the owner will be tosecond the efforts of Belton inany scheme for which the latterwould receive great public praise,
he be to doMurphy, at re-- As Mr. is a
vocate thewill this watcn witn m- -
as as the solution ofTVTrc Txr rA while public weliure is
Holdrege
of
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THE OPERETTA.The is the
in the operetta of Three Bearsand Golden Hair" to be given at theopera house next Tuesday eveningunder the direction of E. A.Garlichs:Golden Hair, - Miss Geutih FriendQueen, - Miss Francisco VonGoetzBakd,Faithful,Lightfoot,Frailty,Airy,Love,Wistful,Whisper,Content,Hope,
Big Bruin,Mammy Muff,Tiny Cub,
Qceen,
Maids of Honor
Stel.'a Shu manLillie FreemanJennieNellie ZiebertGertie MitchellMaud MorganLillie McNnmaraBerthaGrace RedmondKatie Schmalzried
between"Achers."
Mr. F. J. MorrillMiss Minnie Sorenson
Mi'bb Allie GraceMiss May CooperMiss Abbie Day
Miss Louise GilmanMiss Grace Bratt
Miss M. McNamaraMies Minnie FederboofMiss Bertha VonGoetz
- Miss Julia BakerMr. Iiob't Armstrong
Mr. Geo. SlovallMaster Harley Clark
fairies:Miss Jessie Bratt
Nellie Z'ebertGrace RedmondLillie McNamara"RpRKlft Ottn
Blanche McNamara Lottie Day
Finney
Banks
Hattie VonGoetzMaggie CooperPhia ClarkDora ThompsonNellie BrattEdith PattersonBessie OttenMamie FredericiAnna CraneIrma Frederici
Memorial Day The officers andmembers of S. A. Douglas CircleNo. 20, will meet at I. O. O. F. hallat 9 o'clock a. m., and proceed tothe cemertery decorate graves ofsoldiers and hold memorial servicefor the "unknown dead."
Mrs. R. Klein, Pres
Notice to the Fublio.All persons who are keeping hogs
within the city limits areto keep the pens clean and free fromfilth, else remove them outside thecity limits. Property owners arenotified to clean the alleys
their if they have notalready done so, and to keep themclean during the summer season.
D. W. Baker, Mayor.
Latest Styles of
with fringe,ATAdvertised Letters.
List of letters remaining uncalled forin the post office at North Platte, Neb.,for the week ending May 17, 1895.
GKfTLEMKX.
Clar, M. W. Fredlund, M.Cook, H. H. Rhodes, AlDunlap, George Rudolph, D. W.
Williams, r . A.LADIES.
Minshall, Miss MaudPersons calling for above will pleas say
"advertised." M. W. Clam, Postmaiter
When Buying'Minneapolis
FLOURWhy not get the
Washburn's Superlative
not
SOLE AGENT.
MOCHA.AND
Wednesday HARRINGTQN ACTS, PLATTE,
Washing-ton,
Presbyterian
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insignificance
following personations
Will-O'-The-Wi-
requested
adjoin-ing premises,
WINDOW SHADES
PEALE'S.
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Jorth piafte $mw$ Normal
Commencing June 24th,ending August 3d.
Six weeks of work. Achance for students and teachers toprepare for next year.
jfSend for announcement
J. C. ORR,E. D. SNYDER
Overshoes goodOtten's Shoe Store.
and
HORSES
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HERSHEY & CO.
All accounts due H. Otten . &Co. are payable at Otten's ShoeStore. The firm having dissolved,a settlement is urgently requested,that'books may be balanced.
Ftf H. Otten.
A TIMID TRAVELERNeed never fear to make that contem-plated trip east if he or she will trust tothe Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwest-ern Line, Quickeft time. Fewestchanges. Union dopots.
For full information call on or addressN. B. Olds,
Agent U. P. System.
For information regard-- !ing the Great I rricrationBelt of Lincoln Co., writetheLincoln Co. Immicrra- - j
itiou association. iNortii'j! Platte, Nebraska.
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THE RESTLESS AMERICANSall agree that the solid vestibuled trainsof the Chicago, Union Pacific & North-western lino distance all competitors Nochange or delay at the Missouri river,i or full information call on or addressN. B. Olds, agent U. P. spstem.
Horses for Sale.A number of horses and mules of
all ages, among 'the assets of theNorth Platte National Bank, arefor sale. These horses are of allkinds, suitable for farm horses,drivers, or saddle ponies. Will besold very cheap. Also for sale, alot of second hand farm implements.Enquire at the bank.ai23 Milton Doolittle, Receiver.
Studebaker Wagoiis atHershey & Co's.
SMOKERSIn search of a good cigarwill always find it at T.
F. Schmalzried's. Trythem and judge.
For Sale or Trade,The White Elephant barn. - Also
several vacant lots. Will trade forditch or hay land, or cattle. Theabove property is clear of incumbrance. Inquire of
J. R. BANGS.
Special offer, for thirty daysonly I will furnish Pastel potraits16x20 in nice frame for only $2.75.Satisfaction guranted.
Wm. Munson, Agent.
Remember in order to get pure,clean and healthy spring water ice,contract with Harry Lamplugh.
YOUR PLAIN DUTYis to make the trip to Chicago overthe Chicago, Union Pacific & North-western line. Why? Time thequickest, solid vestibuled train, nochange of coach at the Missouririver. Through first and secondclass sleepers and dining cars. For.full information call on or addressN. B. Olds, agent U. P. system.