IdeaJ
Of Real Service
Signatures of more
really great men
arc made with the
Waterman's '
Ideal Fountain Pen
than by any other
means.
It Is Rood enough
for you.
Dixon, The Jeweler
U. P. WATCH INSPECTOR
DR. BROCK, DENTIST, ?
U Over First National Bank. j:
rhone 148 j-;
Hear Senator Burkett at
the Keith theatre next Mon
day evening.
Hypnotist Ahrenmeyer will appear at
the Keith theatre tonight and tomorrow
night.
Loo Tobin returned Wednesday night
from Denver, where he had been trans
acting business for several days.
The public is cordially invited to nt-
1 tonu tne nristlan Endeavor social this
evening at the Butler Buchanan resi
dence. Mrs. W. C. Elder spent sovpral days
in Lincoln this week attending the
sessions of the state convention of the
Degree of Honor.
The county commissioners left yes
, terday for tho east part of the countv
to view roads and bridges. They will
I return this evening,
I Arrangements are now being made to
receive returns on election night. They
' will be bulletined nt the Commercial
club rooms nnd perhaps at the political
headquarters of the two narties.
R. R. Teeter, prohibition nominee
for governor of Nebraska, will speak
at the court room on Wednesday veil
ing of next week. Everyone is invited
to attend and hear him.
Peto Rasmussen returned yesterday
from a visit in Omaha.
Mrs. Jessie Morant left last night
for a visit at Lamoni, Iowa.
Will Lnndgraf attended the frontier
day festival at Grand Island yesterday.
John Bratt is transacting business in
Omaha today, leaving for that city laBt
night.
Harry Porter, of the Star bottling
works, is transacting business in Jules
busg today.
We handle city property. Payne
Investment Co., Kui'h theatre building.
Senator Elmer J. Burkett will speak
at the Keith theatre next Monday even
ing. You are invited to attend.
Rev. Porter, recently appointed pas
tor of the Methodist church of this
city, arrived in town this morning and
will hold services next bunuay.
'Under Southern Skies," a play that
hns been presented here in the past but
is a good one, is booked at the Keith for
the latter part of this month,
Supt. Tout, of tho city schools, went
to Grand Island this morning and will
spend tho day examining work in the
schools of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Deats, who had
been in Pennsylvania during the sum
mer, returned to town last night. Dur
ing their absence Mrs. Deats submitted
to an operation and was in a hospital
for four months.
Family Reunion.
A family reunion will be held at tho
B. P. Baker home Sunday when Mr.
and Mrs. Bilker will have with them
their sons E. P. Baker, of Morrison,
III., E J. Baker, of Cambridge and
B. D. Baker of Dickens, also their
daughter, Mrs. Cosselmnn, of Sheri
dnn, Wyo. Tho three sons will be ac
companied by their families'. It will
certainly be a pleasant reunion.
Bert Brown Badly Scalded
Bert Brown, who 1ms charge of the
clam-shell scoop nt the Union Pacific
ice lake, was badly scalded by steam
yesterday afternoon, the burns affect
ing his hands, face and legs. His in
juries aro so serious that it is tho pres
ent intention to send him to an Omha
hospital for treatment.
The accident was duo to tho breaking
of the clamp which held thn scoop
rigid, and when this broko the car con
taining tho engine and boiler toppled
over, allowing the steam to escape.
Mr. Brown was thrown in Buch a posi
tion that ho could not get away from
the released steam in time to avoid
being scalded. As soon as he could
get to his feet ho ran nnd jumped into
tho lake, which cooled off tho heated
clothing, elso the burn 3 on legs would
have been worse.
Will Remodel Store Room.
Tho room occupied by Schatz & Cla
baugh will bo placed in the hands of
carpenters noxt week and will bo com
pletely remodeled nnd refurnished. A
new prism glass front wiil be put in,
also prism glass windows in tho rear. A
metal ceiling will bo put on and tho
rear deck will bo rebuilt, tho latter oc
cupying but half the widthof the room.
The store will be supplied with new
furnishings, handsome wall cases sup
planting tho ordinary shelving, and
tables taking the place of counters.
For Sale.
Ono 4 year old marc, with foal,
weight 1050, broko to drive. One 3
year old mare weight 1000. Both gentlo
and no blemishes. One set heavy double
work harness, nearly new. Seo
J. C. FEDEtlHOOK.
Sunday School Organization
At a meeting held at North Platte on
eptembcr 25th, for the purpose of
considering tho advisibilitv of ortrnniz.
ing a Lincoln county Sunday school ns-
' 1-4, - ' . I 1 . f j.
Buciiiuun, ninuieen scnoois outsiao Ot
North Plntto were represented, and
the unanimous sentiment was expressed
in favor of such organization. Tho
following officers were elected: T. J.
Brown, President, North Platte;
Frank Price, Vice-president, Suther
land; S- S. Reynolds, Sec'y and Treas.
Brndy, R. F. D. No. 1.
Tho following parties were also
elected as superintendents of the various
departments of work: Mrs. F. E.
Harbor, Elementary Department; A.
M. Horan, Teachers Training Depart
ment; E. M. Arnold, Home Depart
ment; Jno. F. Seibort. Adult Depart
ment; L. C. Swan, Pastor Department;
J. H. Van Cleave, Temperance Depart
ment. It is desired that every school in tho
county cooperate in this movement to
brjng together the working forces that
more effectual work may be accom
plished to tho end that the Master's
Kingdom may bo extended.
Every school in tho county is urged
to send tho name and address of its
superintendent, and a copy of the con
stitution and by-laws will bo forwarded
them. S. S. Reynolds. Sec'y.
A Denial.
We aro requested to deny the report
on tho streets and trivon nublication in
these columns Tuesday to the effect that
! an interest in thoC. F. Iddings Co, is to
I bo sold to Mr. Baker of Omaha. The
services of Mr. Baker have been secured
as general manager ot tne company,
but he will not be located hero per
manently. His son will, however, be
stationed here.
One Year Sentence.
Joseph wheeler, who made a break
for liberty yesterday morning but was
recaptured, was given a one year sen
! tenco in the penitentiary by Judge
Grimes this morning. Wheeler rplead
, guilty to burglarizing tho Elliott resi
dence in urany.
For Sale Cheap.
Largo size hard coal Jewel Heating
Stove, also sheet Steel Stove. Reason
for selling have no further use for
them. James Belton,
218 W. 4th St.
Would Mortgage the Farm.
A farmer on Rural Route 2, Empire,
Ga.. W. A. Floyd by name, savs:
"Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo cured the two
worst sores I ever saw: one on my hand
and tho ono on my log. It is worth
mor than its weight in gold. I would
not be without it if I had to mortgago
the farm to get it. Ouly 25 cents at
Stone's drug store.
aturday,' October 10th,
Will be the RED-LETTER DAY of the Sale, the success
of which is attested to by thousands of satisfied customers dur
ing the previous days
On Saturday, October 10th, we are going to offer
Fall Opening.
We are now located in our new store building and beg to announce the arrival
of our New Fall Goods, and invite you and your friends to call at our New Store
and see strictly Up-to-thc-Minute Merchandise.
Never in the history of our business career have we had such an immense stock
to offer the public and we challenge any store to do as well by you as we can. No
matter what you want it will pay you to get our prices before you buy elsewhere.
We have added to our business a large line of FURNITURE and the prices we
have put on these goods is making a lively business in this department. We have
everything in this line so don't buy until you seo us. It will give us great pleasure
to show you through our new store. No matter if you do not buy we want to show
you that we have the goods at the right prices.
New Fall- Dress Goods.
A fascinating newness prevails in this department.
A bewildering display of colors and a large assort
ment. Prices arc reasonable and in keeping with
the quality.
Prices 25c to $1.50 per yd
All our Men's Suits,
ranging in price
from $10 to $20, at
Men's, Women's and Children's Rub-
48c to 99c
S The wet weather will surely come and
M you can prepare for it now at little cost
All Suits worth from $20 to $35, at
One-Half Pric
Mien's Shoes at Half Price.
Our complete line of Men's A A
Fine Shirts at 7 7L
Comprises shirts that sold for $1.50 to $3
Men's Overcoats and Cravenettes at FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Men's Collars and Cuffs at less than ONE-THIRD THE REGULAR PRICE.
Everything for Men at a very Small Part of the Cost. Come
early and secure a choice.
SCHATZ & CLABAUGH,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
New Fall Underwear.
For Men, Women and Children. We have a large
assortment and can suit you both iu price and quality.
Prices 25c to $1.50 a garment
Cotton and Woolen Blankets.
Particular attention has been given this line. Wc
do not offer the cheapest and undersized kind, but give
you values that are in keeping with the quality.
Prices 75c to $8.00
New Fall Overcoats.
We are showing a large line of snappy and stylish
overcoats in a variety of new shades. Wc have more
than doubled our line this season and if you contem
plate buying a nice dress coat come in and see what
we have to offer.
Prices $5.00 to $25.00
4
New Line of Fall Shoes.
SHOES FOR THE FAMILY.
Shoes bought for comfort, service and style. Front
the smallest to the greatest we arc able to shoe the
family. If you have not tried us on shoes do so now
so wc can demonstrate to you that wc have the right
kind of goods.
Prices 35c to $7.00 per pair
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
Our Grocery Department is always complete and you know our motto is "Best Quality at the Right
Price." Money back if not satisfactory, so don't fail to visit our Grocery Department where courteous treat
ment and prompt service await you. Yours for Business,
KUHN'S NEW STORE,
MAXWELL, NEBRASKA.
m
Stove
oiami
and Hot Water Bags
Huve no significance relatively speak
ing. Nevertheless cool weather reminds
us of both. A 25c can ot Patten's Stove
Pipe Enamel with a 25c can of Patten'H
Aluminum Ennmel will cover a multi
tude of blemishes on your huH coal
burner.
As for that hot water bag, wc carry
the kind that aro guaranteed or money
refunded. You should have one on
hand as they ure wanted during the
night usually when your neighbors aro
asleep.
Stone Drug Co.
Souvenir Postal Cards for Sale.
ROAD NO. 308.
To all whom it may concern:
The commissioner annotated for the
purpose of locating a public road as
follows:.
Commencing at the west end of 12th
3treet. City of Nprth Platte, Nebraska,
extending thence in a northwesterly
direction to the northwest corner of
section .'13-14-iiO, thence west along the
south side of the cemetery to the west
side of cemetery, at this point jogging
north across the section lino on section
29-14-30 making section line of section
29-14'3U tho south side of said road,
said proposed road to follow section
lino in westerly direction to tho North
Platte Land Water Company's canal,
thenco west along tho north sido of
right-of-way of canal in a westerly
and northwesterly direction to the pub
lic road No. 221, terminating thereat,
said road to be GO feet wide, has re
ported in favor of tho location of said
road and all objections thereto or
claims for damage must be Hied in the
county clerk's ollice on or before noon
on the 20th (lav of November. 1008. or
such road will bu established without
reference thereto.
Dated North Platto, Nebraska, Sept.
17, 1U08. r'. H. UI.UOTT,
County CWrk.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
T S. TWINEM
J. Homeopathic Physicmn
nnd Surgeon.
Ofllce: McDonald Hank HuiMinp.
Phono 183.
A. J. Aines, M. D. Murlu Ames, t. D-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Ofllce: Over Stone Drug Co.
Phones: Ofllce 273, Residence 273
GEO. 13. DENT,
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Ofllce: Over McDonald Hank.
PhonoM I Office-130
1 hones UcBidonco m
D
R. L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician,
Rooms 7 nnl 8, McDonald
State Dank Building,
Phono 148.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
AttorneyB-ut-Law.
Office over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
f! C. PATTERSON,
X,
Attorney-at-Law,
Office: Cor. Front & Dcwoy Sts.
Perfection
In Form can be obtained
by wearing
CORSETS
fir
sat
NOTION.
Tho DiMivor Hay & drain Company, cn
miration. defendant:
WllltaUo nottoo that on tint 27tli day of Au
gust It is. thn County .luilirti of Lincoln Coun
tv. Nebraska. Issued nn oritur of attachment
(or tlie sum of l-'.no. In nn action nendlnif
Ixiforo lilin. wliweln Wilbur V. H in iron! Is
plaintiff ami tlm Denver (lav h Orain Com
pany In ilufmiilant, nml Hint property of
tliu defendant. coiiNlHtlnif of inonoysln tho
sum of 2!" 0", Iiuh Im.'1'U tittucliwl iimlur said
; order and mat tlm union racillc icallronil
Company, a corixiratlnu, lias beun trariilsliueti
! in said citusu, ami that moneys of said de
fendant In the sum of Woo, now In tlm po
scsslon of tliu l'lilon I'ftcllle Kallroad Com
pany liavti been Karnlslieed. Hull) cans" has
, iieen continued to the 10th day of Ootobor,
1WW, amino o'clock a, in. fit wlilcb tlmu said
cause will 1:011m up for trial.
Dated AuiniHtSlHt. I WW.
Wimikii r 8TAmmi, Plaintiff.
lit miuux & liullhfitlii 111 MUtt.
MY LUMBER ALWAYS
ON THE MOVE.
Ask vour nciirhbor tho reason. Tho
nnswer comes, his nriccB aro rieht and
satisfaction guaranteed. My largo and
well assorted stock enables every buyer
to got what ho wants. Now is tne time
to build. Let mo figure- your next re
quirements. My estimates will bo founy
the lowest for tho same sunorlor nualitv
of lumber than you will got from and
ono elso in tho country.
Satisfaction is my motto.
Q4 Ft IDDINGS.
Style 1772. Price $2.00.
Made of best White Ba
tiste, trimmed with beauti
ful Valenciennes' Lace, Silk
Garters at front and side.
Wilcox
Department Store
Wood Turning and
Furniture Repairs,
Cabinet Work, Screen
Frames, Saw Filing and
Setting. All kinds of Job
Work done on short
notice at prices to suit.
Terms Cash.
P. M. Sorenson.
Shop North of P. O.
W. R..MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A-full ..line of Caskets,' ItottrJa, "etc. "
CpllB answored promptly.
Dary Plwmj IW, Night Fhurra 462.
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