a
s
4
SPECIAL
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.
-8
Frank Coker, of Suthcrlnnd, trans- Ei
acted business in town yesterday.
Don't forget to visit the candy booth
before leaving the Masonic hall Thurs
day evening.
Tho C. E. Society of tho Presbyter
ian church will hold a snlo of home
mode candies at tho Masonic hall
Thursday evening, November 12th.
Tho Burlington railroad company paid
into tho county treasury last Friday
twelve thousand dollars, which rep
resents that company's personal taxes
for tho year 1908.
Ball Brand, First Quality Over
hoes and Rubbers, tho kind that wear,
at Wilcox Department Store.
Willis Karth, night baggageman,
has been transferred to Grand Island
and in company with his wife left for
that city this morning. Ho is succeeded
by Mr. Whyman.
W. A. Paxton, Jr., has sold to
Georgo C. Whito lots 4 and 5, and tho
north half of tho southeast quarter of
section 35-11-3 1. 121.45 acres, for a. con
sideration of $.1,615.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLCR,
Graduate Denlisl
Olflco over tho McDonald
Stato Bank. .
For rontModorn 7 room hoifsc. In
quire of S. Richards,
Corno to the Masonic hall for supper
Thursday ovonlng; 25 cents por plate.
Tho Presbyterian congregation at
Gnndy is raising funds to build a church
to replace tho ono burned two years
ago.
Work on tho now thrco-soction ice
houso will begin In tho near future,
preparations for tho foundation now
bolng made.
"Long Hungry Zeko" is tho title of
n Bong that will bo heard In Tho Mis
souri Girl which appears at tho Keith
tomorrow evening.
Tho quail Benson opens next Sunday
and will close tho last; day of the
month. Tho- birds nro said to bo -quite
plentiful and local-huutors anticlpato
flno sport.
. Genuine Gliklden Barb
Wire $3.20, Btiker Perfect
$3,25. Ginn- & White.
Tho Union Faclflc ico lako Is now
filled with wator to th dopth of nearly
fivo foot and Is thcroforo in readlncHS
for tho first f roezo t hat will form ico
of Bullklont thlcknesii for filling tho
housos. . . 1
'"Tho mooting of tho Enisconal "Gulfd
will bo held on Friday- 'afternoon '"of thl
week Instoad of Thurs lay at tho homo
of Mrs. M. II. Doogln b, A largo nt
toridanco Ih CBocclallv t irtrod upon this
occasion.
Woathor foreciiBt- Partly cloudy to
night and Wednesday, ,notmuch changi
In -tho tomporaturo. II Ighoat tempera
turo yoBtorday 33: onayi 'ar 62. Lowest
tomnoraturo thla raonr. dng 50; ono
yeur tigo 10.
For insurance. Soo- Tbi nnlo Real Ea
tato and Insuranco Agenc y.
- Yosterday reminded'" e that winter
la horo. Snow begam f, ailing; In thu
morning and continued' un til lato in tho
afternoon, but molted ulmo at as fast
as It' fell. Durincr laBt night tho
temperature dropped never al dogrocs
and this morninc thoro was n ronown
of onow. Biillkiont fal line b. V noon" to
cover thd ground.
Lot mo 'llguro on tho o storn. windows
you win noou. 1 in, aon isnbun.
President ROonovolt Is at woi "k on his
lnat message to con gross. Or.'oofh
recommendations wil'bo a practl cal and
oifoctlvo amendmon t to tho Sh orman
anti-trust act with t he viovv of csta'
Hulling some such a government b upor
vision of groat indui itrial corporations us
tho intcr-atntn co mmorco commission
maintains ovor rai Iroadn.
For Salo. -No. 30 Art Garland Sto vo
nearly now, Inn ulrc of Alox Moston,
at Steam Laund' ry.
The ladleB of tho EnlBcorml church
will hold thoir annual November sale
und supper in tho Mnsonlc banquet
room Nnvem' jer 10th. You will find
many things suitable for Christmas
glfta ut thoir fancy work booth and in
tho dining r jom a dcllcloua Bupper. Tho
Indian will a ervo escullopod oysters, cold
me.ats, sal .ds, potato chips, whito and
brown bro ,nd, cako und coffee.
That cl inlr-Lut mo flx'lt.
P; M'. SoilENON.
This I torn appeared In today's Omaha
Boo: (V. R. McKeon, Jr., president
and g' inoral manager of tho McKcen
motor-' company, of Omuhu, who Ima
been quite Hick for tho laBt throo.
month and who Is now ut French Lick
Springs, Ind,, Is reported as Improving
fnat and will bo but o( tho sanitarlunl
in u few days. Hla plans for recuper
cratlon aro not completed and It Ib not
known -whether he will return to Oma
ha or f(o Bouth for a abort time.
For Sale.
My prosent rosldenco, corner of Lo
cust and Twelfth Btrcot; eight rooms,
bath, electric lights, and u flno dry
collar undor entire houso; will soil with
It. one lot or ono aero of lino soil froo
irom alkali., . B. A. OAnV,'
Miss Mary Weinberg has returned
from a visit her sister in Lincoln.
Tho Christian aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George
Smvthe. Corner of South Vino and A
Btrcots.
Pcoplo of Maxwell and vicinity who
deslro cut flowers for any purpose can
cave orders with Mr. Fetter, the
druggist, who js agent for Chas. Pass,
the florist o' this city.
A tfood Bunner for all who como to
tho Masonic hall Thursday evening,
November 12th.
Tho county commissioners convened
yesterday and will remain in session
several days transacting business per
taininc to roads, tho allowance of
claims and other matters of a general
nature.
For Building At Loan money, sec
Tcmplo Real Estate and Insurance
Agency.
B. S. Davia, of this city, who waa
ono of tho republican candidates for
presidential olectors, lead tho ticket in
tho number of votes received in tho
county, thus showing that ho has lost
nono of his popularity with tho voters,
8 percent private monoy to loan on
farms or city property.
BnATT & Goodman.
A man who gavo his nimo na Wilson
waa nrrosted In town Saturday on tho
charge of stealing two rings and a pair
oCtrousors from a Julesburg man. He
was hold in jail until laBt night whon
an otflcor came down and took him
back to Julesburg.
LostOn thp.streotB a sterling silver
belt pin. Findor return to this ofllce
and recolvo Buitabfo rdwrird. 1
Tho children of thd lato David JoncB
dostro to express their ticartfolt thunks
to friends and neighbors and to mem
bers of tho G. A. R., W. R. C D, of
II., L. O. T. M. and Hobo Co. No. 1
for tho iiflaistnuco glvon during tho
sickness and at tho funeral of their
father,
President Rooaovclt has issued in vita
tlons to u "labor legislation" dinner nt
tho Whito Houso November 17. Tho
guests will lucludo many . labor organ!
.zntioii chiefs,, judges and executive
oflteials, but it Ih undorstood that Gom
por8, Morrison and Lennon aro not in
eluded. Labor legislation will bo dis
cussed.
For Rent 5 room cottage, 2 lots,
good cellar and city wator In houso.
C A. Lowell.
Tho Union Pacific has issued a bulle
tin giving tho estimated yield of crops
in the different counties of, tho atato for
tho yeur 1008. Tho total production in
Lincoln is tabulated as follows: Winter
wheat 344,500 bushels, spring wheut
2CG.5G2 bushels, oats 218,900 bushels,
ryo 47,400 bushels, barley 04,000
bushels, corn 1,885,200 bushels, pota
toes 217,300 bushels, millot 4,223 tons,
alfalfa 20; 250 tons, timothy 05 tops,
wild hay 72,509 tons.
Bargains in City Property.
Beautifully located eight room cot
tage, strictly modern, shado. and only
two blocks from postofllce, $3000.
Ono ot tho flneBt residences on Dewey
street, just complete, two lots, $3,600.
Six room cottage with corner lot,
$2,800.
Fivo room cottage, $1,800.
Good four room houso with barn and
two lots; snap at $1,100.
O. II. Tiioelecke.
Extra Session Feeler.
Governor Sheldon has sent out tho
following letter o each member of tho
last legislature: "Tho best legislature
Nebraska over had has still an oppor
tunity to render great service to this
state. If I convene tho legislature will
you support a statutory provision for
statewide prohibition reserving to any
municipality tho right by three-fifths
voto to suspend it and dispense liquor
under such restrictions as may bo pro
vided by law.
For Rent
House and storage room, also safety
deposit boxes. Bratt & Goodman.
Union Pacific Improvements.
The Tribuno Is creditably informed
that early next spring tho Union Pa
cific will renow work on the .improve
ments at this terminal which had been
planned in 1907 but not completed this
year. TheBO improvements will Include
a now round houso, coal chutes and
docks, yardmaBtor's office and remodelr
ing and extending the present trackage
In tho yarda. Tho total cost of theso
improvements will exceed ono hundred
thousand dollars. (.
For Sale
Thirty-three head of high grado Her-
ford yearlings. Apply to or address1 A.
S. Greer 1?. North Platte. Neb. '
THE LATEST
STYLE CORSET.
$10.00 Reward
will bo paid for tho return of my
whito and black setter dog or Informa
tion leading to his. recovery.
Dr. II. C. Brock.
Xtouble Ahead
For those youngsters who
aren't shod.wfth our shoes.
No matter how hard your boy
is: on shoes bear in mind its
the siirn of erood health. Don't
caution and worry him about
it Buy him a pair of our
shoes and the troubles of both
will cease.
$2.00 to $3.00
GRAHAM &.-CO...
SSSHKIHHXSh
T RANGE
IS A-
PENINSULAR
PEMNSULAH
The steel from which Peninsular Steel Range bodies are made is several gauges
heavier than other manufacturers use. It is highly polised genuine Planished Steel,
which is the most expensive steel made. We were the originators in its use and are
today the only manufacturers using it in their ranges. Other manufacturers have
used this steel for a short time but on account of the high price discontinued it's use
and are now substituting a cheap grade but are still calling it Planished. The bodies
of our Ranges are three ply made up of two steel plates, between which is a sheet
of genuine Asbestos Mill Board all strongly rivited together, making the most dur
able Range possible to construct, and one that will retain the heat within the Range
to be utilized for baking and cooking. Our Ranges are extra strong for we use
more rivits than will be found in two ranges of other makes.
All seams in back as well as in front, are rivited with steeple head rivits, set
squarely to front of body can never pull through. When a flat head is used the
steel has to be countersunk to receive the rivit. This operation reduces the tensile
pulling strength about one-half, making the walls so weak that they will not stand
the strain. . Two bottoms are installed, one to protect the floor, and the other to
confine the heat to the oven flues. This construction makes the Range extremely
rigid. The oven of Peninsular Steel Ranges is just what an oven should be, square
arid roomy, and with our never break steel oven rack. You can bake on oven rack
a'rid , oven bottonl at. same time, doubling your oven capacity without extra fuel.
The dpor is' perfectly r balanced to open and shut easily and when open forms a
broad o ven shelf wljich" every cook appreciates. Perfect oven ventilation is accom
plished through our original oven ventilators. Fresh air is admitted at bottom of
. tubular door- frame and is drawn into the oven' piping hot, and passes out through
opening in back carrying with it all odors into stovepipe preventing soggy baking and
burnt roasts, as air is always fine and dry. The oven botton is made of 10 gauge cold
rolled steel riveted to body of range by steel flange every two inches and held in center
by two heavy steel bolts. We absolutely guarantee it never to break or lose its shape.
The oven top consists of three thicknesses, two plates of steel and reinforced by heavy
cast plate wherever it comes in contact with the fire. Peninsular key plate top will out
last any ordinary top, as key plates are interchangeable with each other making' their
durabilty ever-lasting. The corners and centers are strongly braced and ribbed to
prevent cracking. These parts are extra heavy and carefully fitted'with just sufficient
allowance for expansion. The fire boxes are constructed in accordance with right prin
ciples for burning hard or soft coal or wood. Grate is latest improved patented duplex
grate and can be withdrawn complete through grate door without distrubing the
linings or grate front. Ash pot is large and deep with ample room for free circula
tion of air under grates. The beautiful Planished Steel high closet extends full
length of body of Range, made in practically one piece, which keeps it so rigid it
will never change its shape and will carry any weight. It has large capacity and is a
neat convenience for keeping food and dishes warm. The rolling door operates
easily and when open is entirely out of the way, The nickel work is all of Pen
insular quality, triple electro plated shines like burnished silver and wears better and
lasts longer. Call and examine them for yourselves at
Wilcox Department Store.
m
FOR SALE.
At the Experimental Sub-Station.
Duroc-Jereey Boars
at
Tho Primadonna, Illustrated, is a new
model, n combination of tho latest In
French corsotry with tho graceful lines
of tho Wade. It has tho snug, Blendor
hip, long front and back and a brnssiero
top, confining and sunporting tho bust,
It Ib mado with or. without elastic ia
scrtiona in front, no Insertions in back,
and no lining.
All stylesof VVado corsets. For Baloby
Miss Hariet Beyerle.
Over McCabe's Drug Store.
Soma choico
$15 each.
Twenty- lvo houd of yearling steers
and heifers; nearly all of thoso aro
Aberdeen-Angus grades.
Uromo grass soeu ot the crop of 1'JUa
at 10 cents per pound.
Khorson oats for seed at GO cents per
bushel.
Thero Is no more winter wheat for
sale. V. P. Snyder, Supt.
Five Hundred Dollars
Buys the northeast quarter of section
10. Twp. 11, Range 31. No terms.
Will mail deed to any bank desired.
S. 13. Donuhue, P. O. Box 052, Seattle,
Wash.
Republicans
Persian
Cr
earn
For all roughness of the skin.
Chilly weather causes chapped
are not better pleased over hands, face and lips, but our
tne result 01 ine election cicjjaiauuu tmcs mem mi-
than are our patrons over mediately. Pleasantly per-
he liUallty 01 Olir rfleatS Bring us your prescriptions.
G,v ua Svtfu"11 ,ct 1,8 S c h i U e r & C o . ,
North Platte Meat Market Family Druggists.
J,. U.STINGLEYt Pfp. , Finjt wtf rnvth t FirtN!) Bunk.
The Next Best Thing When You Can't
Get Guaranty of Bank Deposits.
Invest your money in ono of the many
good investment policies of tho Now
York Life.
Temple Real Estate & Insurance
Aoency, Agents.
FOR HIS BIRTHDAY
or to give him any time to have on hand
when male friends call, a box of fine
cigars are always in order always ap
preciated. If tho stamp and label on
tho box bear the magic word "Forest
King," thero will bono question as to
tho pleasure airorded tho smoker, for
thero U no better smoke extant than
that obtained from the forest king
cigar,
J.F. SCIIMALZ1UED.
We Are Making A Drive
on several stylos Tof flno carriages
which we have bem using tt3 samplen
In our warerooms. If you can use one
we will make it an object to purchase
at once. Tho carriages are all right in
both appearanco and make. But wo
aro getting new samples and have not
room for both. Henco this unusual
carriage chance.
A. M, Lock.
