The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., February 23, 1909, Image 4

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FOR THE
OFEICE MAN.
If your work is close and confining
your oyes nro bound t,o suiTcr
probably tlioy have alrcndy caused
you some worry bettor call in and
hnvo tbem examined today. Tho
relief that a pair of well fitted
glasses will Rive you and the pre
vention of further decline in the
strength of your eyes arc two largo
items that should not bo overlooked.
Lot uh fit you if necessary with the
propor lensca tho cost is reason
able. CLINTON,
Jeweler and Opitican.
i DRS. BROCK & CROOK, p
DENTISTS. p
Ovor Tlrst National. Phono UH
Miss Mabel JefTors !r the guest of
friends in Grand Island
The Presbyterian aid noddy will
moot with Mrs. Clara Newton ThurB
day aftornoon.
0. W. Gibson, who is employed at
Laramie, is visiting rolativoH and
friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rankin roturned
from Omaha Sunday and loavo tonight
for their homo in Los Angelas.
The Social Dancing Club will hold a
dancing party as the slutting rink
tonight.
Marion Carrior wan down from his
Dirdwood ranch Saturday. Ho prefers
ranch lifo to that of a villago black
smith.
Jjikjicb ieit suppers, twenty per
cont discount. Small, tho big shoo man.
On account of tho storm tho W. H.
Turpto Halo advertised for yesterday
was postponed until Tuosdny of next
weok.
John Duggari wont to Cozad Satur
day und hnd a wrestling match with
It l.4 I . .
uariisio. Alter n contest laming ovor
an hour it was declared a draw.
Mogul CofToo can bo purchased of
Buchanan Co., P. T, McGorr, and tho
Rush Mercantilo Co.
No sessions of tho N. T. E. club wil
bo held during Lent, a majoiity of tho
membcrH being of tho chuich affilia
tions that observe that Boason.
use Kexaii Cherry Juice Lough
Syrup, McDoncll & Graves.
Mrs. Chas. A. Dill went to Omaha
Sunduy night and tomorrow will leavo
with Gonl, Supt. Park and Mrs. Park
fir Now Orleans in Mr. Park's special
car,
Tho mooting of tho Girls' Friendly
bociety announced for this evening at
tho homo of Mrfl. Goorgo W. Finn with
Mins Mollyneaux as hostesR, has been
postponed until after Lent.
Drink Mogul Coffee.
A dozen or more members of tho gun
club indulged in a trapHhoot Sunday ant
sovcral good scores wcro made. Pitt
broko twonty-flvo straight, and others
scored twenty-four out of twenty-five
FREU-A DuBt Pun with a ton
eoal.
Mary Simpson, a
hum is in Lodgo Polo, was takon off
train No. 4 Saturday night by tho local
authorities on receipt of a wire sent by
relatives, Sho was sent homo Sunday
night. Tho girl claimed sho came hero
to marry a young man.
wo iiavo cash customers for sovora
dwellings ranging in price from $1000
to 52500. By listing such properties
with us you will secure Bpcody sales.
Buchanan & Pattuubon
Seeking to uvongo the murder of Po
lieomun Edward Lowery by John Mas
auralla Friday night, several hundred
men and boy, fired by tho oratory o
two legislators and other speakers,
swopt from the South Omaha city hal
down into tho Greek colony Sunday af
ternoon, demolished every Givek hous
or storo thoy could, sottinir flro to some
shot two boys and ono man and boiran
a riot which extended on into tho night
with menacing aspects.
Tho Horaco K. Turner Co. of Boston
lmvo agreed to loan ono of their travo
ing art exhibits to tho city schools for
tho evening of February 20 and tho
forenoon, nftornoon and evening of
February 27. Tills exhibit comes hero
without charge but tho schools havo
agreed to spend tho proceeds for pic
turcs from this firnu Ton cents nd
mission will bo charged, Tho ownoro
estimate tho value of tho pictures at
between $3,000 and $1,000. They rep
resent the masterpieces of painting
from the finest art gnlloriei nf tho
world. Tho exhibit will bo iu.the High
School auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs. A. DoFord, who have
been in Ottumwa, Iowa, for several
months, returned to town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weingand, of Om
aha, arc the guests of relatives and
friends in town, having arrived Satur
day night.
Mogul Coffee is tho best. Ask yoru
Grocer.
A Wyoming division official is quoted
as snying that there are a less number
ot Kile cars ana engines on tnc division
than at this time last year.
Tho dry farming congress convoncd
in Cheyenne yesterday in the midst of
the most terrific snow storm that city
has experienced in yenrs.
Tho Wednesday Musicalo will render
Mendelssohn program at tho homo of
Mrs. W. V. Hoagland tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock.
Use Rcxall Cherry Juice Cough
Syrup. McDoncll & Graves
Mrs. L. F. Ilealy and Mrs. John
Murray pleasantly entertained about
thirty ludics at a kensington at the
homo of tho former Saturday after
noon.
't'l, 1n!.tt.. ...III
1TJTUIIIIIIK li'K'oiubui U Will UjJJJlU-
priato ten thousand dollars to purchase
a.uj V 1 h . . II .J .IhJUUUHU Hilt ...V-
starving in tho Jackson IIolo country
11... I ..
iii uiui Bimu.
Drink Mogul Coffoo.
Miss Berta Hoy, of Garfield, accom
panied by hor friend Miss Hazol Ncu,
of Omaha, arrived in town Friday eve
ning and remained until Sunday after
noon.
Thoro is a rumor current in town
that II . L. Anderson has sent in his
resignation as superintendent of the
Wyoming division to take effect March
1st. Thero seems to bo an authentic
coloring to tho report.
urnu si uoouman nave routers lor a
fow 3 to 5 room houses
The Masonic anniversary colobrntion
that was to havo been held last night
was postponed until this evening, this
chnngo being mndo necessary by tho
storm. Arrangement have been made
for an interesting program, at tho close
of which refreshments will bo served.
8 per cent money to loan on improved
proporty or to help you buy or build.
B n att & Goodman.
uev. u. i. unupman lias just com
pleted n. walnut nltar for tho chapel at
tho Church of Our Saviour Miatin point
of workmanship, both in tho finish and
carving, is as fino ns ono would wish to
see. Mr. Chapman is an adept in fino
woodwork, having mado a study of it in
his earlier years.
Mogul Coffee in tho morning makes
you feel good nil day.
Nows has reached this city of the
coatli of N. C. Myors, of Beatrice, who
for ton or twolvo years lived in tho
south part of tho county where ho
owned a largo tract ot land. Ilo was
married to Fannio Bostwick, a sister of
Mr. I. B. Bostwick, and is survived by
tho wlfo and throo children.
The Social Dancing Club dancing
party will be held at the skating rink
this evening instead of at Masonic hall
Thy high-five party givon last oven
ing by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Healey
proved a most enioyablo function, nnd
that each guest anticipated that sue
would bo truo was ovidonccd by tho at
tendance of practically all invited, not
withstanding that at tho appointed
hour tho storm was at its greatest fury
Ton tables wore placed inuBo, and mcr
rily did tho games progress. Tho fa
vors wero won by Miss Dunn (who cut
cards to determine u tio with Mrs. Lid
doll) Mrs. Joseph Stono, Dr. Geo. B
uont nnu minor iimman. A verv on
joyablo two-courso lunch was served at
eleven.
Use Rexall
Syrup.
W. W. I! i iui is.
young girl whoso
Cherry Juice Coug
McDoncll & Graves.
litters
t pair oi KiiDDers is one o
the best prcventors of doctors
bills we know. We have
complete line of Children's
Women's and Men's
Pure Gum Rubbers
and Rubber Boots.
Overshoes, 20 per cen
Discount.
SMA.LL
Tho Big Shoe Man.
521 Dewey Stree.
Let A' Master Metropolitan
Tailor Make Your Spring
Suit or Overcoat
We have just received from The
Royal Tailors of Chicago and New
York the swellcst selections of
beautiful Spring patterns you hve
ever feasted your eyes upon a
full half a thousand of weaves and
colorings representing the greatest
cloth looms in the world.
You could walk up Fifth avenue,
New York and visit every tailor
shop on the road, but you wouldn't
find a better collection of hand
some fabrics than these.
For they are the pick of the
woolen wvorld, selected by lynx
eyed buyers, from all the hand
somest cloth designs to be worn
this season.
It will pay you well to come in
and look at these cloth samples
even if you decide not to get a suit
right away; it will tell you more
about the styles and colorings
that swagger dressers will wear
this season than you could learn
in any other way.
And don't forget the vital
point about Royal Tailoring
itself.
The 500 cloth samples you see,
represent the one line of samples
that stand for ALL PURE
WOOL All Pure Wool and
nothing else. We will pay a dol
lar a thread for any cotton you
will find in a Royal Spring and
and Summer '09 fabric. And we
dare any tailor in this town to
make an offer like that.
It Holds It's
Shape
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE,
Dealers in
ROYAL ALL PURE WOOL TAILORING.
It Keeps It's
Style
Felt Slippers
and
Warm Shoes
20 per cent Discount
Women's $2.00 Felt Shoes .... $1.00
Women's 1.05 Felt Shoes.... 1.32
Women's 1.50 Felt Shoes.... 1.20
Women's 1.50 FurTrim Romeo 1.20
Women's 1.25 Felt IIouso
Slippers 1.00
Women's .60 Felt Sole Slippers .4
M Uses' .05 Red Felt Slippers,. .52
Child's .55 Red Felt Slippers.. .44
Mon'o .90 Folt Solo Slippers... .72
Mon'H 3.50 High Top Folt Shoes
leather foxed and soles.... 2.00
Graham & Co.
People Turned Away Again
Tho services at tho Baptist church
was attended by a largo aukienco again
last Sunday. With all the extra chairs
in ubo people wero turned away from
tho evening service. Rev. C. J. Pope,
superintendent of stato missions spoke
at both services. In tho morning he
told tho story of state missions nnd
spoke in very high terms of tho appre
ciation of the advance work of tho
First Bapsist Church of North Platte.
At night ho preached a simple but
strong nnd effective sormon on "The
Christian's Firm Foundation". He om
phasized several facts that show this
foundation to bo firm, among these are
(1) tho fact of God, (2) the Biblo. (3)
personal experience, 14) peace anu sat
isfaction in the soul, and (5) the ans
wer to tho question if a man dio shall
he live again? Deep interest prevailed
and threo persons were baptised at the
close.
Cane Granulated Sugar
18 pounds $1.00
Tulip Patent Flour per sack.
.$1
1
1
Will Hold Exchange.
The Episcopal guild will hold an ex
change next Saturday at the Howe &
Malonoy storo nnd will havo on Bale all
kinds of bakery goods. Tho public is
invited to call nnd make purchases for
their Sunday needs.
Tho last number of tho lecturo course
will bo given in tho Keith theatro next
Monday evening, March 1. Tho attrac
tion is tho Hruby Bros. Concort Com
pany. Reserved seats 50 cents. On
sale Saturday morning.
Messrs. Day, Friend nnd Broekor
ran into a flock of geoso Sunday and by
each firing simultaneously succeeded in
gutting a big follow. Both geoso and
ducks nre beginning to como in nnd
hunters antlclpato fine sport during tho
noxt fow weeks.
Drink Mogul Coffee.
Tho now postofflco bill appropriates
232 millions, whereas tho appropria
tion twelvo yenrs ago was less than
ninety millions. It is plain that tho
pcoplo of this country nro rapidly ac
quiring tho lettor habit and tho sou
venir postal enrd craze.
Evory dwelling on our rentr.l list is
rented nnd wo havo demnnd for more.
List your rental property with us and
secure tenants at onco.
Buchanan & Patterson.
Daro Dovil Daniel, tho oxport Bkator,
did not givo nn exhibition last night by
reason of lack of a crowd, and on ac
count of 11 dance will not appear to
night. Tomorrow ovening nnd tho re
maining ovoninga of tho weok ho will
givo his unparalleled exhibitions.
Buttor quality for the aamo money is
the motto in tho gentlemen's furnishing
department at tho Wilcox Department
Store.
Weok day services will be held at tho
Episcopal church during Lent as fol
lows: Monday, Children's servico 4:45
p. m.; Tuesday evening, genornl biblo
class, (chapel) 8 p. 111.; Wednesday,
ovoning prayor and address, 8 p. m.;
Thursday, Guild devotional servico,
1:15 p. m; Friday, Men's service, 8:00
p. m.
. For Rent.
A good rooming houso closo in.
2 store rooms east of Harrington &
Tobln's old grocery storo.
80 ncros improved farm 3 miles west
of city.
180 acres improved farm 7 miles west
of city.
Hay and alfalfa lands. See
Br att & Goodman.
For Sale
Two Angus Bulls, ono 2-yenr old,
pure bred but not registered; ono 4-year
old, eligible to registry. Price $75.00
each.
EXPEItIM ENTAL SUIISTATION,
W. P. Snyder, Supt.
For Sale.
Belgian stallion, 21 months old,
1400 pounds; blocky order. Pronounced
"A Wonder". Must bo seon to bo ap
preciated. Inquire of or nddress W. T.
Miller, Walnut Farm, Hershey, Neb.
Spring Suit
1909
Gothenburg Patent Flour per sack
Gothenburg O. K. Flour per sack.
3-lb pa'l Swift's Silver Leaf lard..
G-lb pail Swift's Silver Leaf lard..
5-Ib pail Swift's Premium lard....
Perrie Viaus Maple Syrup per gal.
Corn Syrup 10-lb pail
Lewis Lye per box
Diamond C Soap, 8 bars ...
Pearl White Soap, 7 bars
Gold Dust, 41b pkg
Paddlo Bluing 10c size
Paddle Bluing 5c size
Kingsfor'ls Silver Gloss Starch
per pkg
Kingsfords Corn Starch per pkg..
Best Gloss Starch per pkg
Best Corn Starch per pkg
Snpolio per pkg 9c, 3 for
Ammonia per bottlo
Seeded Raisins 12-oz pkg
Currants 12-oz pkg
Bulk Raisins, large,per lb
Cocoanut, the best, J-lb pkg
Cox's Gelatine 13c, 2 pkgs
Knox Gelatine 13c, 2 pkgs
Roynl Baking Powder 1-lb can ....
Dr. Price's Baking Powder 1-lb can
10-oz can K. C. Baking Powder. . . .
35
35
.30
.40
.05
.70
L.25
.40
.08
.25
.25
.22
.07
.01
.08
.08
.05
.05
.25
.09
.08
.10
.08
.15
.25
.25
.45
.45
.08
15-ozcanK. C. Baking Powder 13
25-oz K. C. Baking Powder 20
5-lb can K C Baking Powder - .80
Pumpkin, per doz $1.10, per can.. .10
Hominy, por doz $1.10, per can... .10
Krnut, per doz $1.10, per can 10
Sliced peaches (in heavy syrup)
per can 20
Standard Corn.por case 1.60 per can 08
Standard Tomatoes, per case 2.25,
per can 10
Soaked Peas, per cbbo 1.40,per can .06
Fresh Peas, per doz 1.10, per can.. .10
Cove Oysters large can, 8 oz .15
Covo Oysters small can, 4 oz 08
Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb 15
Salt, best grade, per 100 lb 75
Soda Crackers wooden boxes
per pound .06
Oyster crackers wooden boxes
per pound 06
Full Cream Cheese per lb 20
Shredded Wheat Biscuits, 13c per
pkg, 2 for 25
Grape Nuts, per pkg 13c, 2 for . .. .25
Mothers' Oats, largo size,. per pkg .25
Duke's Mixture tobacco 16-oz pkg .35
Horse Shoo Tobacco per pound 45
Yankee Girl Tobacco 18 oz plug.. .35
Kerosene oil per gallon 15
Cash counts. Buying- groceries or any other kind of
goods on time costs you theater interest than any bank in the
country would charge you. Then it saves that dispute about
your account, If you don't believe it give it a trial.
Wilcox Department Store
Style No. 2184.
Mado from fino wool panama in beau
tiful wisteria shade. Hiplctis jacket,
trimmed in fino silk embroidered collar
with black satin, with heavy ullk tassel
onds. Slashed b1oovo3 und hips with
black satin diroctoro girdles with tas
sols drawn through tlio openings back
of jacket, trimmed with fourteen largo
black satin buttons. Skirt directoiro
Htylo, trimmed with black satin bunds
and buttons on tho sides mado with wido
wnist band of samo matorial as suit.
Sizo 36. PRICE $35.00.
Wilcox Department Store
Public Sale
At the TURPIE RANCH, Four and One-half Miles
Southeast of No'rth Platte, on
Tuesday, March 2d, 1909,
Beginning at Ten O'clock in the Forenoon.
HORSES, MULES, COWS
and Farm Machinery.
Three Brown Geldings,
Two years old, weight 1000 lbs.
One Span Brown Mules,
Weight 2100 pounds.
Five Colts,
Coming Yearlings.
One Brown Gelding,
Six years old, weight 1000 lbs.
One Bav Work Mare,
Twelvo years old.
One Iron Grey Gelding,
Seven yean, wt. 1050, saddle or work
25 head Short Horn Cows,
Full blood but not registered, all
safe in calf.
3 Fresh Milk Cows,
Calves at foot.
Two Registered Short Horn
Bulls, age 4 and 6 years,
, , . , IIn.V0 Papers with them.
1 Lightning Hay Press
1 wide-tiro Studebnkor Wagon
1 narrow-tiro Wagon
1 six-foot Standard Mower
1 three-section Steel Harrow
1 End-Gate Seeder
1 Beet Seeder
1 Boot Cultivator
1 Corn Planter
TERMS Six months time will be given on npproved security at ton
cent interest. Fivo per cent discount for cash. "-tumy at ten per
Free Lunch at twelve o'clock.
COL. T. F. WATTS, Auctioneer.
W. H. McDonald, Cjerk.
W. H. TURPIE.