The Fair Store will commence
tbcir money raininir sale next
Monday.
Judge Grimes and V. C. IClder go
to Paxton tomorrow to address a
political meeting.
Labor Commissioner Kent ad
dressed a fusion mcctinir at tlic
opera house last evening.
The Coys' Club of the Church of
Our Saviour was entertained at
the rectory Tuesday evening.
J. K. Evans returned home Wed
nesday night, having completed his
campaign in the western counties,
Dr. V. Lucas has purchased of
Lock & Salisbury the swellcst rub
ber-tired buccrv that has been
shipped to town,
Barb wire and staples for sale by
Jos. Hi:rshcv.
Judge Hoagland returned Wed
nesday from the west part of the
otate where he had been transact
ing legal business for several
days.
Baptist church, J. I). Pulis, Pas
tor. Services, Nov. 4th, 1030 a m,
7:30 p m. Morning. "The Dead
Christ.' Evening. "The Best
Candidate.',
In Roscdale and Plant precincts,
the democrats have nominated pre
cinct tickets. These are the only
precincts in the county where the
name democrat" follows a candi
date's name.
For Sale Two hard coal stoves
in good condition. One $16 and one
$8. Inquire of G, W. Finn.
Strangers who were in town
yesterday morning thought that
our venerable court house was
a bicycle factory as some mischeiv
ousyotith had hoisted a bicycle to
the top of the court house Hag
pole.
The work on the Keith ditch has
practically been completed, and the
ditch will at once be used for filling
the lake at the Pawnee ranch with
water from which ice will be cut
this winter, probably for railroad
use.
Goods at greatly reduced prices
during the money raising sale at
the Fair Store.
Thos. Mciiraw died at the asy
lum for the incurable insane at
Hastings Wednesday, to which
institution he wan sent from this
city a year or more ago. The re
mains were shipped here last even
ing.
A portion of the IT. T. club met
at the home of Miss Gertrude Bak
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
W. A. VOLLMER, Proprietor.
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Just fresh from the maker's
NEW FALL CLOTHING
maker's
made A
;ar right &
m
t
hands the best that's
tnc Kinds that lit and we;
look just riirht. The most
complete and handsomest stock
of Clothing- we have ever shown
irnrwl flnnotirinliln rnnflu n 4 Imv
prices up to the finest that's r
made in ready-to-wear clothing. Vf
ft
A Special in
FALL OVERCOATS,
A lot of one hundred men's
and young men's Covert Medium
and 'Light Weight Overcoats,
closed out of a prominent maker
at one-third less than regular
prices. Overcoats made to sell
at $15 and $20, divided into
three lots on sale now.
t
$9, $10 and
MEN'S SUITS.
t
Just to start them with a rush
we offer choice of several hun
dred $20 New Fall Suitsthe
very newest patterns and ma
terials. Choice...-.
JJov'
Stilts, Short Punt.
Boy's School Suits in strong , service
able materials. Pants made with
oublc seat and knee. All wool 8 to 16
ir 52,50
Our celebrated Mother's Choice suits
as low as S4, 54.50 and 55,00.
JJoy's Suits, Long J'tmts.
In fancy Cheviots. Black and Blue
Single-breasted coats sizes 12 to 20 55.00
Boy's Blue Serge Suits in single and
double breasted coats 510.00
The popular suit to-day, full winter
weight guaranteed fast color.
Hoy's Itcoi'vrs ami Ovoroonts
and Ulsters. Those 55 Reefers here as
usual cheaper ones $1.75, $2, $2.50,
$3.50, $4 and still better ones.
Have you seen our 510 men's (suits of
this seasons crop.
A dot
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Oi?e Price zqd Plait) FigUtes.
Opposite old location.
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$15. ,
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The work of instalting.thc steam
plant at the school house has been
commenced. It is estimated that
er Wednesday evening and listened about six weeks will be needed to
to addresses on ancient Hallow complete the work.
E'en customs. Some of the ad- Twelve and fifteen dollar miita
dresses were enlivened by practical for eight eighty-eight at The Fair
illustrations. Store durinir mouev raising n1o.
Ir, j r
Sale commences Monday the 5th.
came down last night to attend the Mel Karth yesterday purchased
funeral of her father Thos. Mc- the F. J. Dentler property on west
Graw. Mrs. John Merriman, of Second street, paying in the neigh
New Castle, Wyo., another dn tight- borhood of thirteen hundred dollars
therefor. Mr. Karth will at once
take possession of the property.
fiG66frtft6fr.&e-ft6&&H6S&ti!ae,e.!T
cr of the deceased, is expected to
night.
The 13. and A. literary club,
which held its firBt meeting at the
home of Miss Goozec Wednesday
night, combined pleasure with
business and after the work for
the coming season had been out
lined indulged in a few Hallow
E'en frivolities.
The city council will hold a spec- $
ial session next Tuesday evening, W
l it ! 1 1. ... K
ami li a (jiiui uiii in prcHum u ih
quite likely tlie electric light prop
osition submitted by Wilkes & Co.
of Denver will be considered. It is
understood, however, that at least
Twn nf till rnmiri1,iiMi nm nnnnaiwl
to accepting the proposition. 8 A style usually catted
The great money raising sale at $ """ting Shoe, but a most
the Fair SI ore will
Monday the 5th,
The October business at
High
Top
Shoes
For
Men.
commence
the
Union Pacihc freight house last h
month was the largest in the IiIb- $
tory of the station. Not only were $
the receipts the heaviest of any
previous month, but alsothe bhip- ft
ments. As a result of the heavy
for rouirh, k
kinds - of
business the clerical force has been
compelled to labor until late every
uight to keep up with the work.
About twenty five young people Lv
i itii... ti".. ..a a. -
sujujtu a xiuuuw iv en puny ui me $
Murphy home west of town Wed
nefiday evening. They made the"
trip to and from here in a hayrack
and as they were well sutmlied
with horns they managed to intim
idate tne evu spirits who arc sup
poseu 10 ue auroau on mc niL'lit as
well as cause people to lose some of ft
their beauty Bleep. Miss Hazel $
Mnrnhv ivlm w:ih tlm linilMQ nf SS
the occasion proved herself to be an
desirable style
out-of-door, all
weather use.
Extra high top full bel
low tongue heavy, well
extended soles seal vamps
and tops, a leather well
adapted for wear .in damp
weather.
A well shaped London
toe with tips.
in
s
$3.50.
Yellow Front
Shoe Store.
adept in tlie art ot eutcrtaluingr
J. ue last ol tlie election ballots
r
ior uic precincts outside of the city
were sent out tins morninir
Because of a wreck on the branch
Cugiucer Vroman pulled train No.
through to Denver Tuesday.
Engineer Gariarty brought in train
isn, 1U4.
II. B. Flehartyof Lexington was
visitor in town yesterday. He
has been devoting the past sixty
days to making fusion campaign
apeccncs.
An engine came into Sidney from
the west Wednesd
J u
Uig barber pole erected on the pilot
u was tlie work of some All Hal
low Ee'n joker.
uatcit next issue for The Fair
Store's display ad.
Frank Bacon went to Gothenburg
yesterday where he will tjansact
business for several dav. Mrs
Bacon, who has been spending th
week there will return with him.
S. S. Kilmer, who had resided
xii.iiwi ihcciiici: ior a dozen years
lett Wednesday tor the state of
Washington, where he expects to
maKe bis tuture home.
Hollow E'en was not observed by
miscnieyiouB boys as fully as tisua
probably due to the active work o
night policeman McNamara.
. fc.nv.-B were removed and car
ried olf, but the damage resultiu
was light.
J. W. Johnson was up from Deer
t-reek yesterday and took out th
ballots for that and other precinct
in the southeast part of the county
Air. Johnson is confident the repub
ucans win make nams in Doe
Creek precinct over four ycarh ago
A great reduction in prices
i.ue i-air More Millinery Parlors
Be sure and visit this departtuen
during tneir money raising sale.
If !.. .1
. noes uoi secure a
viwuiiik. hi; ii i i r in tin, .iK-ir
future, A. B. Hoagland will pur
chase a small plant for use in his
store and luruibh the necessary
power with a small gasoline en
gine. During' the summer season
People and Events, i
Mrs. Geo. II. Hirst is the guest
f friends in Omaha.
Mrs. Will Jotters has returned
from a visit fn Omaha.
Father Burke of Lexington,
pent Tuesday in town.
Wiley Mathews returned Wed-
eHday night from a brief visit in
Lincoln.
Bishop Graves spcut a short
time in town Wednesday visiting
Rev. G. A. Beechcr.
A F. Parsons has been in the
we&t part of the state for a week
ast making political speeches,
Mrs. Elizabeth Votaw returned
Wednesday night from an extended
isitat various points in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Scharmatin
returned Wednesday night from
their visit with relatives at Steele
City.
John Quinn, a locomotive en
ineer of Perry, Iowa, has bnen
visiting his brother Joe for some
imc past.
Miss Charlotte Osgood arrived
from Denver Wednesday night and
will spend a week here yisiting
friends.
Mrs. C. A. Weir and children
returned Tuesday night from an
xtended visit with relatives in
Terre Haute.
Miss Dana, of Boston, is a guest
at the Bratt residence. After a
hort stay here she will go to Den-
er for a visit.
Judge Baldwin went to Omaha
Tuesday nightto meet Mrs. Hal-
win who was returning from
a visit in Chicago. They reached
home yesterday.
Seasonablo Underwear.
Don't suffer the unspeakable
misery ot rheumatism, couinis or
colds for the want of warm under
garments.. Here you will see all
the best goods; the medium and
the lowest, Ask to see our special
ines ot Combination Union Under
wear. They ht like a kid glove.
Prices from one to four dollars per
suit. A nood Shirt or Drawers
wool fleeced, at forty cents a gar
ment, seventy-five cents a suit.
Better grades at 50c, 75c and $1,00.
Star Clothinc: House.
Jamos Wilson Dead
James Wilson died at his resi
dence in the First ward Wednesday
evening at 8:30 o'clock of neuralgia
of the stomach, with which he had
been affected at intervals, although
his last sickness was but of a week's
duration.
The deceased came to North
Platte about thirty years aco. and
for many years worked as a black
smith in the. Union Pacific shops
He served as mayor of the city for
a term or two and was twice elected
councilman from his .ward. Mr
Wilson was an upright man, a con
sistent member of the Presbyterian
church and a good citizen. He had
been for many years an active
member of the Masonic lodire, and
the funeral will be under the aus
pices of that order.
The deceased was sixty-seven
vears ot acre and leaves a wife and
one son, the latter living in Chi
cairo, to mourn the loss of a kind
husband and father.
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For Sale.
Poland China Hogs, cither sex.
herd headed by King I. Know No.
50259, a direct son of old Chief I.
Know, the great prize winner.
The best strains represented.
WM. 5ULUVAN,
North Platte, Neb.
Notice.
All persons are warned against
hunting or trespassing on the lands
owned and controlled by the estatt
of M. C. Keith.
W. B. Millard, Executor.
Nothing
Goo, JYT, Ornlmui, Mtrr,
3 doori south of P. 0. No. Platte. Nob
Si I he would also use the engine for
'33S93iv3'Siaa-a3;,a9!j1 j running his ice cream freezers.
Better
In the World
than contentment, which is equtv
nlent to saying satisfaction wit
one's lot and surroundings. We
may not be able to better your lot
in life, but most assuredly we can
add to your home comforts as to
table and kitchen chinawnre, glass
ware and crockery, to say nothin
of ornamental bric-a-brac, fancy
lamps and vases for the parlor
sittintr room or bedroom. Our
newspaper space is too small to set
forth the many articles in our Hue
of useful and ornamental purposes
Call and examine.
Wilcox Department Store
Everybody's Favorite.
Cleanliness, canvcnicncc, neat-
II .... .. .1. ...,,!! . .1
no wonder the iron bed has
become so universally popular.
Clumsiness is gotten rid of.
No bed, at a like price, pre
sents such a neat appearance
or will last as long-.
We have decided to give our customers some bar
gains during the month of October and to that end have
made some great reductions in the prices of Furniture,
Pictures and Molding. This opportunity should not be
overlooked, as wc have made great cuts in prices. Now is
the time to refurnish the home. Remember and 11 nt
the Big Store. 9
E. B. WARNER
Republican Rally
Opera House,
Saturday
Evening
November 3rd.
SPEECHES BY
M I Mm
Judge Grimes
AND OTHERS.
Everybody Turn Out.
J. F. F1LL10N,
General Repuirer.
Special attention given to
WHEELS TO BENT
DAILY TOURIST CARS
nurwEEN
NEBRASKA POINTS
AM
UTAH, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
AHU ATTACHED TO
"The Pacific Express"
roit
UTAH AND CALIFORNIA,
AND TO ,
"The Chicago-Portland
Special,"
FOR
OREGON AND PUGET SOUND
THESE TKAINS LEAVE
NORTH PLATTE 12:50, a. m.
NORTH PLATTE 3:20 p. m.
Personally Conducted Once a
Week.
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Jas, B. Scanlan, Agent.
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm fJachinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK S SALISBURY
NORTH PLATTE.
O. F, IDDINQ8
X-j-uLrrloer, Coal
a,n.d. Q-xa-iru...
Yards and Elevators at
North Platte, Nob.,
Sutherland, Neb.,
Julesburg, Colorado. '
NORTH PLATTE MILLS,
(C. P. IDDINQS.)
Manufacturer of
HIGH AND MEDIUM GRADE FLOUR
BRAN AND OHOP PEED.
Order by telephone from Newton's Book Store.
THE QUESTION is often asked, What Paint shall we use?
THE ANSWER I If you are looking for covering
capacity, wearing qualities, general appearance, and
vour mnnnv'q umrtl, m i.....
j . j - ..v...,, jun .ii hoc uuy
The Sherwn-Wiluams Paint.
NM tfMt, Lcekt Beit, Wears Longttt. Hotl Economical, Full Measure.
HUSHES,
COLONS IN OH..
HOUSE A. CCACM
VARNISHCjS,
Our prices arc for "best goods" first, last and all
the tune. We are in the business to stay and
S. W. P. stays with us. 7
A. F. STRBITZ, DRUGGIST.