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Ladies, we want you to call
and see our new line of China
and Fancy Articles in China.
Beautiful pieces and large stock
CLINTON,
The Jeweler.
ABOUT PEOPLE
T. T. Kellher came down from Choy-
enno this morning.
Mrs. Claude Dolanoy is a guest of
friends in Gothenburg todny.
Mrs. Ed Weeks and childron left Sun
day night for their home in Evanston,
Wyo.
Miss Edna and Aiico Sullivan hnvo
returned frorrt a two weeks' visit with
friends in Omaha.
Sam Grace, of Omaha, is spending
todny in town, having arrived from
tho west this morning.
W. C. Patterson has returned from
EXPLANATIONS
Are never necessary
when
Denver, whore ho had been transact- you wear OUT Men's Working
Shoes. I heir durability, com
fort and genuine strength
guarantees against domestic
strife because of poor work
manship.'
I rue economy lies in the
purchase of a pair of our Shoes
if you appreciate real last-
DR. 0. II. CREfSLER,
Graduate Dcnllsf
Office over tho McDonald
Statu Dank.
See "In tho Nick 6f Timo," ono of
the bcit pictures at the opera house to
night. Tho Episcopal guild will hold n social
t tho homo of Mrs. F. W. Rinckor
Thursday afternoon.
The host fire, lightning, tornado arid
windstorm insurance and the cheapest,
written by Bratt & Goodman.
Fred B. Hartmen, who has been
visiting his parents for ten days will
return to Washington, D. C., tomor
row night.
Frank Martin wont to Paxton this
morning whero ho will, bo employed for
two or threo weeks Lo doing somo con
creto work.
For Sale All kinds of household fur
niture Also gontl o horso and a good
buggy. Inqulro of A. DoFord, 1003
west Third street;.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Moston, who have
boon visiting ixi tho cast for a month,
are oxpoctcd liomo tho latter part of
this wcok.
I. K. Workmun and Amandu B. Trus
ty, both giving Julcsburg as thoir resi
denco, wero givon legal permission to
wod by Judgo Elder this forenoon.
Sheriff Miltonberg?r took "Wheeler,
tho Brady burglar, to tho penitentiary
last night, where tho latter will servo
year's sentence Imposed by Judgo
Grimes.
Private 8 per cent monoy to loan to
help you sccuro a homo if bought
through Bratt & Goodman Agoncy.
Tho Eastern Star ho'd initiatory ser
vices at tno hall last ovonlng and gavo
tho iloral work. At tho close rofrosh
monts wuro aorvod. ViBltoira woro pres
ent from Cozad, Sutherland and Hor
shoy.
mr. anu Mrs. Josoph bchatz very
pioasamiy ontortatnod a scoro or more
friends Thursday evening at high five,
tho guests present being largely mom
bora of last season's high five ttlwb
Enjoyublo refreshments woro served
at tho close.
For Sale
82500.00 stocK or Men's Clothing
Gent's Furnishings. Hats. Cans. Boots
and Shoes. Will soil cheap if takon at I
onco. Schatz & Clabauoa,
North Platte, Neb.
Tho opera houso picture show is good
overy night in the week.
Tho Indian Card Club will moot with
Mrs. Andrew Liddcll tomorrow afternoon.
Sanford Hartman is installing a hot
water hentimr n ant in his residence on
west Sixth street.
Wanted Girl for general housework,
nquiro at Harrington & Tobin's Store,
0. E. Elder reports tho sale of ncC'
tion 9-1G-30 to F. B. Hartman. The
tract is principally grazing land, and
tho consideration was $3 per aero.
For Sale A good milch cow: also
honey bees. Apply to J. D. Cox 317
West blxth street.
Thcro will bo u fenturo of unusual
interest at tho mooting of Platto Val-
ey Lodgo tins evening and members
who fail to attend will regret iK
F. E. Bullahi), Secy.
Dave Bolghtel and son became in
volved in a fracas Saturday night,
woro arrested and unon being takon
boforo Police Judgo Baker wero as
sessed tho customary tine, which they
liquidated.
Tho Woman'B Relief Corp have leased
tho opera house picturo show for next
Friday night nnd will share in the pro
coeds that night. As everyone knows,
this is an uuxilnry of the G. A. R. and
. i tit
evoryono should ty n iickoc anu ncip
tho ladies.
That chair Lot mo fix it.
P. M. SOKENSON.
A coroner's jury was empaneled yes
terday afternoon to innuiro into tho
accidont which resulted in tho fatal in
juries to Bert Brown. Evidence was
takon during tho afternoon and also nt
a session thla forenoon. Tho jury re
tired shortly bofore elovon o'clock but
had not reported a verdict nt tho time
Tin: TmiUNU's forms closed.
Corn Cribbing at Hcrshcy's.
Mrs. Wm. Tannor was tho reccpient
of n very ploasant surpriso Saturday
evening given by tho past ami present
members of tho Indian Card Club at
her home on West Second street. In
stead of playing cards tho usual past
time of tho club tho guests enjoyed vnri
oub old-fashioned games and music. Mrs.
Tanner was presented with n complete
chafing dish set, As tho closo of tho
moeo tlian pleasant evening u delicious
lunch was served, furnished by the in-
vadors.
ing business for several days.
Miss Mario Von Goetz, of this city,
has been elected vice-president of the
German club of tho state university.
Miss Annie Kramph attended the
Episcopal convocation at Lexington
Sunday and yesterday, returning home
last night.
Judge Grimes went to Ognlalla yes-
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luruuy lu mini u iui m ui uijurt. iiv wuu t ' .
accompanied by Attorneys Bceler.Hoag- Hlg comfort and Service.
land and naingan.
Miss Kathleon Flvnn returned Satur
day night from a visit with friends at
UawltiiH, Uieyenne, bldncy, Alhnnce
und Hyannis, after an absence of three
weeks.
Miko Salcctti returned yesterday
morning from his trip to Italy and other
European countries, visiting his aged
mntlinr in tho former klni'dnm. Ho linrl
n very pleasant trip. FRIDAY
$2. CO to $3.50.
GRAHAM &
CO.
KEITH THEATRE,
Chas. H. Stami, Lessee and Mgr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Moran and chil
dren arrived Saturday from Tuscumbia,
Ala., and will visit relatives. Mr.
Moran, who was shop foreman for the
Southern Railway at Tuscumbia. has
quit the service of that company.
For Sale or Exchange-
Good ICO aero farm near city. Over
100 acres in crop which goes with tho
place. Can trade for good houso and
lot.
Livery stock in barn doing n good
business. Let us show you this bargain.
Hll ATT & (JOODMAN.
EVENING,
OCT. 16th
Porter J. White's
Complete Production of
Goethe's Immortal
Republican Meeting.
In the presence of nn audience that
filled tho seating capacity of the floor
of the Keith theatre. United States
Senator Elmer J. Burkett made a
strong argument in favor of republican
policies last evening. In his speech of
over an hour a duration, the heritor
held the close attention of his audience
by his logical reasoning and his pointed
and torso allusions to the prosperity of
tho United States under republican ad
ministration. Tho paramount issuo of
this campaign, tho senator urged, wns
that which would bring tho greatest
good and greatest comfort and prosper
ity to tno wnoie people; and mat the
republican party, as proven by its re
cord of the past as compared with the
democratic record, stood lor policies
that had brought about those conditions
that had resulted m prosperity to an
tno peooio lie gavo personal experi
ences illustrating the benefit of a protec
tive tarill to tno people ot western Ne
braska, as well as enumerating instances
whero a protective tariiF had built up
industries that now distribute millions
of dollars to tho laboring men, whereas
under free trado such industries could
not bo maintained. Changing condi
tions of tho country brought new
issues, and tho republican party has
had tho courage to tackle and solve
them to tho best interests of nil; that
tho party is ono of performance and
not of promiso and evasion.
: Faust
with
MISS OLGA VERNE
. . . as Marguerite
THE FOLLOWING
ELECTRICAL EFFECTS
Will all positively bo produced here
Tho Rain of Tire
Tho Mldnlnht Stars
The Mystic Llnhtninn Dugs
Tho Morning. Glories
The Fiory Necklace
Serpents
Tho Duel of Death. Tho Circle of Firo
Tho Flower Garden. The Weird Skulls
Tons of special Scenery, Properties and
Electrical Embellishments Carried.
Prices 25c to $1.00.
Seats on sale at Clinton's.
KEITH THEATRE,
Chas. II. Stamp, Lessee and Mgr.
Dale Changed.
Word has been received that the
temperance meeting announced for to
morrow night at tiie court houso must
bo changed to a lator date. The post
poned date will be announced later.
SATURDAY
EVENING,
OCT. 17
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus - $120,000.00.
DIRECTORS
E. F. Seeberger, C. F. McGrew, J. J. Halligan,
F. L. Mooney, Arthur McNamara.
If
- AUTO
Self Feed
Hay Press'
FEDAN
The Auto Fedan Self Feed Hay Press has a
self feeder that ACTUALLY FEEDS, that saves the
price of one man each day it is operated.
The Auto Fedan Hay Press will bale more hay,
do it easier, quicker, with lighter draft and fewer
repairs than any other Hay Press made and with
out any danger of losing a limb or mashing a foot.
Come in and see this wonderful Self Feeding
Hay Press.
WORKMAN & DERRYBERRY.
For Sale.
Ono 4 year old mare, with foal.
weight 1050. broke to drive. One 3
year old maro weight 1000. Both gentle
and no blemishes. One set heavy double
work harness, nearly new. See
J. C Federhoof.
Fall Styles 1908
48?
For Sale.
Thirty head of largo geeso. Dry
landers, inquire ot Airs. J. b. bung-
ley, North l'latte, Neb.
E. J. CARPENTER
I'KUSENTS
For the First Time Here
it
For Sale.
A house and four lots. Can bo
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ecpnnuo u uesin.ni, ni a uargain
sold
Payne Investment Company,
l-2-3Opera House.
DrPRIC
CREilM
Baking Powder
Awarded highest honors by the
great World's Expositions, and
proved of superior strength and
purity by the official tests.
No alum, no lime phosphates
Food officials, state and national,
with physicians, condemn the use
of alum in food, and deplore and
denounce the dishonest methods
by which alum baking powders
are imposed upon the public.
An Elaborate Production of "Faust".
The beginning of tho fifth act shows
us Faust and Mnhisto toil fully climb
ing tho steen rocks nnd yaw nine
chasms of tho peak of the Gorman
legend, tho Witches and Warlocks meet
on Walpurgis night (tho thirteenth day
pt April) to nold their yearly lestivities.
iho night grows darker and darker;
the moon is in its last quarter and
gives nut uttio light. iney climb
higher and highor; the trees and rocks
and distant chlfs take on wnndrotisly
fantastic shapes in tho dim built of tho
dying moon; only the hooting ot owls
and tho far away cry of tho lonely
night-hawk ureakslno solemn stillness;
Htrnngo shanes crawl to and fro, and
weird snake -like forms seem to writhe
and try to clasp the wanderers in thlr
I liornhle embrace, At midiuglit a
mighty tempest rises and the witchos
gather from far and near to their un-
ho v festival. During the truly horrily-
ing scene that follows Menhisto shows
Faust tho nover-faillng "Punishment
of Evil," "lid tho curtain falls with
terror-stricken raust writhing in the
Kvll One s grasp. A perfect storm of
electric lire decends, amid which tho
imps and witches are seen raveling in
the r fiendish merriment. 1 he produc
tion will bo seen hero at th" Keith
theatre next Friday evening.
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
In order to supply the money for
approved building loans, this associa
tion will issue a limited amount of its
paid up stock. This stock draws
dividends at the rate of six per cent
per annum, payable March 1st and
r 1 . 1 .1
September 1st, anu the money in
vested therein may be withdrawn at
any time within thirty days notice.
All applications for stock or loans
should be made direct to the officers of
the association.
T. C. PATTERSON, President,
SAMUEL GOOZEE, Secretary.
Why
Girls
Leave
Home"
One of the Most Powerful
Factors in the Work of Na
tional Reform. Posi t i v e 1 y
Clean, Moral and Instructive.
Prices 25c, 50c and 75c.
Seats on Sale at Clinton's-
Solid Comfort
is found in the Forest King cigar as an
after-dinner smoko. It burns easily,
draws freely, is chock full of delicious
aroma, and has hist tho'soothing qual
ity "mere man to nid his digestion of
hfs heaviest meal. Not a pang to his
purse, for tliis high-class cigar sells for
5 cents. Always ask for Forest King.
J.F. SCILUALZlUliD,
529
No. 529 LadlcV Practical Coat
Made from Droadcloth in all colors. It
is three quarter fitting and lined
throughout witn battn. mere is a
cloth strap trimming down tho front
and back, forming tho high waistcd
Directoiro mode. A fiat collar is inUid
with velvet and trimmed with wide
braid and soutache.
Price $18.00.
Wilcox Department Store
General Election Notice
Notice is hereby given thit on tho
Third day of November, A. D., 1908,
there will be an election held at tho
usual places of voting in said county,
lor the election ot the tollowmgolhcers,
and for the adoption or rejection of
constitutional amendments, to-wit:
bight Presidential Electors.
Ono Governor,
One Lieutenant-Governor,
One Secretary of State.
Ono Auditor of Public Accounts,
One State Treasurer,
One Superintendent of Public In
struction,
One Attorney General,
One Commissioner of Public Lands
and Buildings,
Une Uailway Commissioner,
One Congressman for the Sixth Con
gressional district,
Une btate benator lor tho Thirtieth
Senatorial District,
One btate Representative for the
fifty-fourth Representative District,
Ono County Attorney,
One County Commissioner for Com
missioner District No. 3,
Justice of tho Peace to fill vacancy,
Constable to fill vacaney,
Ono Overseer of Highways for each
road district,
Also for or againsta proposed amend
ment to Section Nino (9), Article Eight
(H) ot tho Constitution ot the btate of
Nebraska, with reference to tho in
vestment of tho permanent school fund.
Also, tor or against a proposed
amendment to Section Two (2), Four
(4), Five (5). Six (6) and Thirteen (13)
of Article Six (6) of tho Constitution of
tno btate 01 Nebraska, with reference
to nn increase in the number of iuderea
ot the supremo court, providing for their
appointment, terms, residence, and
compensation of tho judges of the su
preme and district courts.
Which election will bo open at eight
o'clock In the morning, nnd will con
tinue open until six o'clock in the nfter
noon or the same day.
Dated this 10th day of Oct., A. D.
1908. F. R. Elliott, County Clerk.
What Is a
Mar Worth?
Just what it will buy.
In groceries it is worth
About $1.10
at.
LAMB'S CASH STORE,
NORTH SIDE.
My 4-X Flour is
Uncle Sam's Pride
and mine also. Why not yours? It's
the perfect Hour; a scientific product
of the most approved milling methods.
Remember every grocer in town handles
it, and every sack is guaranteed. Wear
that satisfaction smile that comes from
tho use of the first sack of my fiour.
'Satisfaction" Is my motto.
C, F. JDDINGS.
1
B.
Twenty-eight head of Cows, coming
hreo years old, ton head of Early
Spring Calves and ono Rull, all of Polled
AngUB breed, not thoroughbreds but
well bred. Inquire of or address
J. L. STINGLEY,
North Platte, Neb.
Barb wire for sale at
Ilershey's, corner Pith
nnd Locust St. Phone 15.