Sorosis Shoes For
Women, Boys
and Girls
Owing to the beautiful
lines ard proportions of
Sorosis Models and the su
perior quality of leathers and construction, Sorosis
Shoes forcibly commend themselves to women of fash
ionable requirements. Their correctness in shape and
leathers is assured from season to season by the fact
that Sorosis Style Creators studiously follow the de
mands of fashion and suggestions and ideas of patrons.
.$3.50
$4.00
Sorosis Specials
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 So. 15th St.
Frank Wilcox, Mgr. Omaha.
OBJECT LESSON FOR
PLATTSMOUTH.
Saliivi is another of the enterpris
ing Kansas towns that does thirds.
A few years ago its neighbors
among the Central Kansas towns
were talking lightly about Salina's
attempt to "take on metropolitan
'airs' " l'.ut Salina kept at it until
it has really become the metropolis
of Central Kansas. It accomplished
that result by doing the things that
attracted both the commercial trade
and homeeseekers to it. It built J
two good colleges Hi)d the finest j
High school in the state; it built a !
large Convention hall ami theatre j
and one of the m mt beautiful parks I
to be found in the West;it paved its
streets and it was one of the tirst
of the large cities in Kansas to
drive out the saloon and the
gamblers.
The secret of Salina's success is
the fact that it has never been
afraid to invest money in the big
public improvements that promised
to pay dividends. It is not in the
least surprising, therefore, that a
community with such enterprising
people and keen business judgment
should be the first of the Central
Kansas towns to enlist in the good
roads movement with the definite
purpose to build modern public
highways for it entire locality. Jt
requires a spirit of that kind to
comprehend the great possibilities
involved in good roads.
Olathe and Salina have set the
pace for Kansas. They will soon
be in a position to say to the other
Kansas cities: "Come on in; the
water's tine."
The above article is taken from the
Kansas City Star's editorial columns.
This is exactly in point with our con-
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RAILROAD COMPANY FAVORS that has taken place in the men in rc-
SOBRIETY. jrlln to drinking in the last few year?.
The Atchison, Topek-i & Santa Fe ,,mt kll()W whether is is the result of
I'ailway company is not only strict with the general prohibition wave that is
regard to the drinking habit, but it is R0jn(, ovcr ln0 country or not. Hut I do
doing everything in its power to en- ktww that tnere js icss drinking among
courage its employees it keep away rajiroac employees than ever before,
from places where intoxicants arc sold. Years ago the strict abstainer was
Rule 200 of special instructions which ooko(1 upon as a man t0 ,)t m,jrvent,,t
every man in re(uired to read says: at T()fay the revt,rse is truo The
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meuwui ...iAauB .u,,,,,i,,.,c "'""'; have not gone as far as the progressive
proved a most fruitful sourse of trouble the major.ty in the railway service. , poopIeof Salintt wc.nt the ii(,uor
to railroads as well as to i.vl.v.duals. "The men have been told that men j (1U0sU()n. The business mca uf th5a
The company will exercise the mot w!l0(,() not(lrink at all are given the ; city mij,ht wt.n rca(i thc ab.ve editorial
rigid scrutiny in reference to the habits ,)refVronce and they have come to the fronl the Star,
of employees in this respect. Drinking com.usjn that the rule means what it ! .
when on duty or frequenting saloons ii;.iys Tho avt,raKe rnan whatever his j Evkky business man and every wage
will not be tolerated, and preference wa jn yc has an ambition lo go 1 earner, and every property owner is
will be given to those who do not drink ,.,. ()ur men have learned by ex-1 interested in procuring the location of
at all. ! perience that the rules against drink-1 factories ami manufacturing plants in
"It is noticeable," said Fred C. Fox', ing mean exactly what they say and i this city. It will make more busi
general superintendent Eastern grand : that the non-drinkirg man will goahead ness for the business man. It will
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By a most fortunate circum
stance we had an opportunity and
took advantage of it of getting a
large consignment of fine em
broidery at a mere fraction of its
real worth. This we placed on
sale Saturday and shall continue
until it is all closed out. We have
an exceptionally fine line of de
signs, the values ranging up to 35
cents, but as long as they last you
may have your choice at
10c and 15c
You never had such an oppor
tunity to secure such standard
goods at so low a price. Notice
the display in our east window.
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division of the Santa Fe, "the change where the tippler will not."
furnish more employment for the wage
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Arc You a User of Case Machinery?
If you are not we know you
will be interested in our line.
First. Because you can get
the most results from them.
Second. They , are simple in
construction. Third. They
will save you money. Do you
know of any other line that
will do the same, and do it all
the time?
Cnso Separators have
no equal and are durable and
long lived. Require horse
power to operate thus saving
you money.
Case Engines are spring mount
ed, simple construction, durable, pro
duce with economy and have greater
power than any other engine of the
same rated horse power.
Case Feeders feed more and
better than a man can feed and will
save their price in one season.
Case Weighers are acurate, re
liable and insure you a "square deal."
All Case attachments not only are
built to operate well, but to fit Case
Machinery and make a successful and
complete threshing rig.
M. E. Manspeaker.
. W. LARKIN & COMPANY. !
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earner. It will make a greater demand
for residence property. A great many
of our people are personally acquainted
with Mr. L. C. Sharp. All who know
him know he possesses great ability as
an inventer and manufacturer. He is
favorably known among the manufac
turers of this country and aboard.
This city now has un opportunity to
secure the establishment of a manu
facturing plant here under his personal
supervision and that of his brother,
William who has had a wide experience
in the business world
gether with the
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known integrity of
thsee gentlemen is a safe guaranty that j
a manufacturing plant established by .
them and under their personal super- j y
vision would achieve great success, and jV
would soon become the pride of this .
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city. Every one should work up a
little enthusiasm in the matter of sup-1
port for the Sharp Brothers in good
wishes, good words, and financially. ,
Our bankers and financiers should take j
hold of this proposition and finance it. .
With about three quarters of a million
dollars on deposit in our local banks
there should be absolutely no question j
about financing this establishment for ;
from $25,000 to $."0,000, and locate it '
here and make it a great enterprise.
If this plant is not located here in less
than thirty days it will due solely to
the inertia of our people. Wake
j Wake up! Opportunity is now knock
ing at our door.
Furnishings and Work Clothes
FOR MEN
It may bo that you do not know we carrv a full
line oj Overalls, Shirts, Jackets, (iloves, Underwear,
Sox, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, etc., suitable for
every man.
Work Shirts, all sizes and colors 40c and 50c
Men's Overalls without bib GOc, 00c, 8(ic
" Overalls with bib GOc, 75c, 8.rc, !0c, $1.00
' Jackets 50c, GOc, 85c, $1.00
" Cotton Flannel Gloves, 3 pair 25c
" Leather Gloves at per pair 50c, 75c. $1.00
" Underwear, per garment 25c and 50c
" Union Suits, per suit $1.00 and $1.25
" Mixed Sox, per pair 8c and 10c
" Fine Cotton Sox, brown, black and fancy
at per pair 10c, 12k, 15c, 25c, 35c
" Suspenders, at per pair 25c and 50c
" Red and Blue Handkerchiefs at 5c and 8k
' All White or White with Gold Uorder
each at 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c
Boy's Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Gloves, Under
wear and Handkerchiefs.
About 10 o'clock Saturday the John
Gund Brewing Company's ice house
was burned. The building was used by
Ed. Donat for cold storage for beer and
his supply of ice. The lire caught in
the roof of the building and is supposed
to have started from a spark from the
15. fc M. switch engine No. 1(572, whrh
had just finished some switching in the
immediate vicinity of the building. The
loss is estimated at from $000 to $1000.
There was considerable delay in giving
the lire nlarm, but after reaching the
scene of the tire the fire department
did splendid work.
MONROE
Second hand goods of all
descriptions. Sewing
machines, washing ma
chines and wringers re
paired, All kinds of stool
repairs. Store oirHth at.
opposite postollice.
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GROCERY SPECIALS
No. 1. We are headquarter.-; for Butter and Kags
for we receive more and better quality than any store.
Let us add your name to our already laiye list of cus
tomers that get their butter and eggs every week from
us. Market price always.
No. 2. We are headquarters for all kinds of
Cheese, American full cream, Brick and Li m burg, 20c lb.
Sap Sago 10c, Lunchen irc. Imported Swiss 40c.
No. 3. We are headquarters for vegetables, fresh
every day, Strawberries, Cucumbers, fresh Peas,
Kubarb, Green Onions, Tom;itoes, Lettuce, Badishes.
Cabbage, etc.
No. 1. We always have on hand a nice line of
fresh Oranges, l.'c, 25c, 35c, 15c, per dozen. Bananas.
20c a dozen. Pine Apples, 10c and 15c each.
We Want to Talk Quality Not Quantity.
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Plattsmouth - - Nebraska.
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