Call 338 to Have Your Clock
Repaired.
We will upon receiving your mes
sage, have our messenger call for
your clock, examine it nnd determine
what's wrong; telephone you the
cost of tho repairs, and If you wish
sumo done, see that it Is carefully
attended to, nnd delivered to your
home again. Thus you will bo saved
the troublo of carrying n Inrge,
heavy package nnd wo will see thnt
the clock is in good shape beforo it
Icnvcs our ahop.
Wo expect to have you call up
when you need us.
Our work is oil guaranteed and
executed by skillful workmen.
CLINTON,
Jeweler and Optician.
Phono 338.
Wc wanl Your Repair Work
Engine Mileage and Time.
Tho following statement of mileage
and timo made by a freight engine on
the Third district is tnken from nn
engineer's timo book for tho months of
August nnd September: Total mileage
7,850, hours worked, counting from
timo cngino crew was called to leave
terminal until relieved at destination,
480 hours nnd fifteen minutes; over
timo mndo during tho two months,
three hours; average timo over district
Ight hours.
The enclno which mnuo this mllcac''
was in the chain gang, first in first out,
nnd cuiuht all kinds of trains locals,
rags nnd expedite, nnd is a lair com
parison for tho twenty freight engines
n service on tho Third district.
Taking into consideration that the
Third district of tho Union Pacific is h
single track, thnt fourtcon nassenger
trains nro handled each twenty-fou'
hours, and thnt tho freight trafiit
during tho two months was ur to thi
maximum, tho showing is cortalnly a
fine one, and speaks very highly mi
tho train dispatchers in the North
Platto office, the motive power ns wel
s for tho general management of th
road.
DR. 0. II. CRCSSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisf.
Oillco over tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
Sunday Dinner at Enterprise Bakery.
Oyster Soup
Roast Chicken Dressing
Itonst Leg of Pork Annie Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Baked Sweet Potatoes
Olives Pickles
Celerv
Lemon Apple Peach pie
Tea ColTeo
Ice Cream.
LOCAL MENTION.
W. V. Hoagland transacted business
in Omaha yesterday.
C. R. Lawrence, of Hershey, is trans
acting business in town today.
Mrs. E, J. VnnDerhoof is entertain
Ing tho Indian Card Club this afternoon.
Miss Vera Scharmann returned this
week from a visit at Sheridan, Wyo.
Seo tho "rcial bargains in Millinery
at tho Wilcox Dept. Storo from Oct.
76th to Nov. 1st.
Miss Mavmo Andrews, who had been
a guest at tho Guilliaumo home, loft
yosterdny for Iowa.
Merchants say tho cool wcathor has
resulted in a porccptiblo increnso in
tho volume of business.
MIsb Margaret McFadden. of Koy-
stono, was tho gucBt this week of Miss
Mary Mcuovern.
Tho high school foot ball wont to
Kenrnoy this morning to piny-' tho
Military Academy team.
Mr. and MrB. F. II. Garlow enter
tained tho nvmbcrs of tho Billiard and
Walker fumllles last evening.
Dr. KruHO. of Sutherland has sold
his prnctico to Dr. Siberts nnd will re
move to the east part of tho Btnte.
Will Ilnwlcy recently sold slxty-threo
acres of land adjoining Sutherland for
ono hundred and ten dollars per aero.
A "Trio Around tho World" is
scheduled for Friday evening, tho 22d
This will bo something new and some
thing good.
Harry Wnlrath has been spending
this week ut Kenrncv nnd Gothenburg
on business connected with the Postal
telegraph lino.
Dr. Pritchnrd nrrivod from South
Omaha recently and will succeed Dr
Rhon as ono of tho stock inspectors in
this section.
Tho McDonald Stato Bank haa just
added over ono hundred safety deposit
boxes. Those desiring to rent a box
should apply early.
Don't miBR it. Miss whnt? That
"Trip around tho World'' next Friday
night. Don't pass it up.
Tho Frco Lance claims thnt no othor
town of its sizo in western Nebraska is
making ub good progress nnd forging to
tho front na rapidly ns sutnorinnu.
John Crnwloy, tho big good naturcd
farmer, stockman and mulo buyer
of Modicinti precinct, has been trans
acting business in town for several
days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jos. L. Murphy nnd
nloco Miss Brognn, Chin. Ell and Chun
Pass woro nt Ovorton yeBtorday at
tending tho dedicatory aorviccs of th
now Catholic church.
Tho ladies guild held a missionary
tea nt tho Garllsch residence last even
ing and served very nlco menu for"
fifteen cents. The receipts of tho oven
ing wero about sixteen dollars.
In falllnir to seo ' Tho Mnn of th
Hour'- atUho Keith tomorrow evening
you triiss dno of the best attractions of
this season; a play (hat every whoro has
rocelved unstinted praise.
Tho Indios of tho Christian aid
society will hold nn exchange ut IIowo
& Moloney's Snturday and will havo on
snlo salad, baked beans, enko, pin.
cookicB, doughnuts nnd homo made
bread.
Thero will bo a sncclnl sale on millin
ery at tho Wilcox Dept. Storo from Oct,
16th to Nov. 1st.
"McFnddcn's Flats" with its yaller
kids, bevy of chorus girls and a pair
of very good comedians, nmusou n
fair sized audionco at tho Keith Inst
nvonlncr. Thero is considerable hilar
lousness connected with tha play
which growB a littlo wearisomo boforo
tho end.
Georgo ParriBh, gonornl sales agent
of tho Ec Iidso Pn nt Co.. of Cleveland
Ohio, and n cousin of F.; R. Glnn, spent
vesterdnv in town. Jt had boon thir
teen vrars nlnco tho two men had met
hut that did not nrovo unlucky to
nhhor. in fact tho day wns decidedly
ntrreeablo to both. Mr. Purrish left
for western points last night but will
roturn to Bpend Sunday with Mr. Ginn
Strayed or Stolen.
From mv pasture, ono mile wost of
Unrnhnv. Nob., ono iron grey Holding
two vnnrs old naet. weight n bout 1250
nounds. nrominont eyeballs; no othor.
mark or brnnd. Will giyo fifty dollars
nfnrmurinn Innrilllir to nr-
rost of thiof if stolen and return of
animal M
0, J, MoAlIiAbtbh.
Hunters Apples Ruined.
A dispatch from Sutherland to the
Omnha Beo says: Reports from tho or
chards of this vicinity aro to the effect
that n heavy Iobb of mitt win result
from tho effects of tho hard freeze of
Mondny night. Hero tho mercury went
down to about 1G nbovo zero, and ns
thero wero rnnny hundreds of bushels
of apples on tho trees and in piles in
tha orchards the loss is important. At
Glnnburnio fruit farm, two milos north
of Sutherland, it is estimated that 7,000
bushels of cholco apples wero ruined.
Othor orchards suffered to a less do-
grco. The annio crop of this neighbor
hood was tho best on record and the
trees wero fairly loaded with fruit.
Potatoes
will bo $l.C0 per bushel boforo thoy
grow ngain. Our first car "as over
sold; second car will bo hero in a couplo
days. Seventv-fivo cents nor bushel.
70 cents per bushel in fivo bushel lots
ana over, uot busy.
R. N. Lamh,
North Platte's Cheapest Grocery.
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scene trom the great American play I he Man of the Hour," which will be presented at
cne iveun ineatre Saturday eventn, Uctober ioth.
A. N. Jotters, moro familiarly known
as "Tony, a formor North 1'lntto boy,
was married at Hagerman, Idaho, on
Wednesday of Inst week to Miss Jean
Dnnkowski. Mr. JefTcra Is night round
houso foremnn nt Green River, and tho
couplo following u wedding trip to
Oregon nnd Cnlifornm will tnako Green
Klvor thnlr homo. "Tony s" friends
n North Platte wish him and his bride
a prosperous and happy life.
Ladles, Havo you tried "Sempio
Giovino" for tho skin. Wo carry this
elegant toilet preparation. 50 cents
per packago. Stone Dnua Co.
Tho Episcopal guild will hold its
nnnual fair and supper'on tho evening
of November 16th. Tho place will be
announced later.
Romembor tho Mnccabco Puro Food
Exhibit nt tho opera houso Wednesday,
October 20th.
For Rent six room houso 513 West
Second Btreot. Inquire at 222 E. Fifth
street.
Mrs. Moses McFnrlnnd left Inst nltrht
for a visit with friends in Omnha. v
For Rent Two furnished rooms. 221
East 4th Btreot. Inauiro nt Mrs. Arm
strong's.
Republican Ticket.
STATE
For Justice of tho Supremo Court:
John B. Barnes
Jacob Fnwcett
Samuel II. Sedgwick
For Regents University:
Cha. S. Allen
W. G. Whitmore
For Regent to fill vacancy:
Frank L. Huller
COUNTY
For Treasurer:
Ray C, Langford
For Clerk:
P. R. Elliott
For S'hcrifT:
I. L. Miltonbcrgcr
For Judge:
Wm. C. Elder.
For County Supt:
Wm. Ebright
For Surveyor:
Paul G. Moyer
For Coroner
F. II. Longloy
For County Commissioner:
R. L. Douglas.
For Rent A three room houso nnd
barn. Phono 23 or call at '021 W. 6th
St.
It's A Top Notch Doer.
Great deeds compel regard. Tho
world crowns its doers. That's why
tho American people havo crowned Dr.
King's New Discovery tho King of
Throat nnd Lung remedies. Every at
om is a health force. It kills germs
and colds and la grippe vanish. It heals
cough-racked membranes nnd coughing
stops. Sore, inflamed bronchial tubes
and lungs aro cured and hemorrages
ccuso. Dr. Geo. Moore, Black Jack,
N. C. writes: "it cured mo of lung
trouble, pronounced hopeless by all doc
tors." GOc and $1.00. Trial bottlo
frco. Guaranteed by tho Stono Drug
Co.
ROAD NO. 322.
To nil whom it may concern:
Tho commissioner appointed for tho
purpose ol locating a public rond as
follows:
Commencing about 20 rods east of
the northwest quarter of section 20,
township 14, range 29, where Road No
64 lenvoB tho section line, running
thence directly cast on the section line
between sections 17 nnd 20, 16 nnd 21
15 nnd 22, to tho east lino of said sec
ti'in 15 and 22 thence in a northeaster! v
direction ncross sections 14 nnd 13 nil
in town 14, range 29. and across sec
tions 18 nnd 17 following tho old rond as
nenr as practical to a point about fortv
rods cast of tho northeast corner Of the
northwest quarter of section 17, thence
directly cast to the section lino between
sections 8 nnd 17 to the east line of
said sections in township 14. rangs 28.
and terminating thereat. Has reported
in favor of the establishment of said
rona and an claims tor damaga or
obicctions thereto must be filed in the
ofiico of tho county clerk on or before
noon on tho 14th dnv of December. 1909.
or such rond will bo established without
reference thereto.
Dated North Platte, Neb., October,
ii, liiuy.
F. R. Elliott.
ol2-4 County Clerk.
I hnve eight per cent money for
farm loans. Como and seo mo when
wanting n loan.
O. E. Eldei?.
$ Seven Special Guarantees to Users of J
For Sale.
Largo posts suitable for honoring
henvy gates nnd for corners. Also
smallor posts. J. K. Ottenstein
For Sale.
New fivo room house on west 10th
street with electric lights, city water
and bnth room; nil large and lately
papered Nlco lawn and trees. SHOO
enph will buy it. Templo Rool Estnto
As Insurance Agency.
Does He Kick?
Wo mean your horse. Docs his hnr
nesa fit him or docs it chnfo his back,
his breast or any tender part thnt
makes him uncomfortable' Then bring
him to this store when you buy him u
now harness and wo will fit your horse
perfectly with light driving, conch, cart
or dray harness, Wo havo ovorythlng
in the line of horso goods at
A. F. FINK'S
Fall
Announcement!
This House of Good Shoes takes
pleasure in Announcing its readiness
to furnish its Patrons with the Best
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vImm of Footwear the World produces I
WWllliil The Choice 'Productions of the pP
111 W mQst noted Makers of Shoes for.Men, Bmf
tIP Women and Children have been
M chosen with the greatest care. P
H)liI Every price named will be a pleas-
WM ing one, and with the best of Shoe Imw
'TOjlB Service your satisfaction is assured!
Your consideration is solicited. Wml
t8L sol HOPES, Wm
v The Home of Good Shoes. Jw
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The manufacturers of the Original Cole's Hot
Blast Heater instructs us to sell these stoves on the
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First, A saving of one-third in fuel
over any lowor draft stove of tho snmo
size, with soft coal, black or lignite.
Second, That Cole's Hot Blast will
use less hard coal for heating a given
space than any baso burner made with
snmo size fire pot.
Third, That tho rooms can be heated
from one to two hours each morning
with Xhe soft conl or hard coal put in
tho stove the evening before.
Fourth, Thnt the stove will hold firo
with soft coal from Saturday night until
Monday morning.
Fifth, A uniform heat day and night
with soft coal, hard coal or lignite.
Sixlh, That every stove will remain
absolutely air-tight as long as used.
Seventh, That tho feed door is nnd
will remain smoke and dust-proof.
For Sale by
Workman & Derryberry.
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THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital -Surplus
Fund
Stockholders' Liability
$100,000.00
25,000.00
100,000.00
Guarantee Fund for Depositors $225,000.00
(Not considering quick assets and cash resources)
DIRECTORS i
E. F. Seeberger, C. F. McGrew, J. J. Mulligan,
F. L. Mooney, Arthur McNamara.
Dwelling For Sale.
Wo nro offering tho A. J. Scntor
ice new two storv residence on West
Fifth Street at a bargain prico, nnd.
nsy terms.
UUCIIANAN Ot fAOBliaUN.
A Spanking Good Team
is ut your command whenever you tell
us you want it. This livery stable is
proDHi t il to supply tnstantly any kind
of a rig you require. Whilo In your
service it is ns-much yours as if you
nvnod it. Tho difference is that you
pay only for tho timo you use it, nnd
not for tho time it is standing in tho
stable. That beats private ownership
all hollow.
A. M. Lock.
That Dream
of a Home
of your own can bo made to como true
if you want It to. What Is needed is
not cash so much as determination.
We'll Sell
You a House
that you can move right into upon tho
payment of a small sum down. Then
whnt you would Dav for rent vou nav
off the balance of tho purchase price.
Think it over, Thon come and sec.
Buchanan & Patterson,
Real Estate & Insurance.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
T S. TWINEM
v Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.
Office: McDonald Bank Huildlnp.
Phone 183.
A. J. Amos, M. D. Mario Ames, I. D-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
Office: Over Stono Drug Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
pEO. B. DENT,
U Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
Phonos I Office 130
rhonos Rc8!denco 115
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R. L. C. DROST.
Osteopathic Physicinn,
Rooms 7 nn'' 8. McDonald
State Bank Building,
Phone 148.
WILCOX & HAITOAN,
AttorneyH-nt-T,nw.
Office over Scha- Clothlne
Store. Phone 8
rp C PATTERSON.
a Horney-at-Law,
Ofiico: Tor. Front & Dew b.
O.RU.SA CURES PILES OK S50 00 PAID
The ONLY non-narcotic and lawful Pile Cure, because the U. S. DUiu".
satory Bays fvery ingredient uf E-RU-SA is "Suitable for the purpura for which
it is Bold" (Piles) and the pame authority condemns tht- injurinus oHrcoile
idops) pile medicines. Only reliable, up-to-date druggists ell E RU-BA in
(wth Plntxwi Bvtilllur & Cu, Btuiiu Drug Ct., untl MuDtmmril A Qrurw.
Notice To Non-Hesidbnt Defendants.
, To Adam II, FUhor and lots ono and two
In block ultfhiynmr of tho original Oltr of
Norili I'latif, Nebraska, dofondantst
Yon urohorulir n illdfd that on tho 8tli day
of OcioImt. 1WW S V. (Milan, plaintiff In said
ciuisf. filed bin peililon In the District Court
or Lincoln County, Nobrnska, against I'ou
atnl fneb of ion, I ho objret and prayer of
vlilcli lit id fori'doM! acTiu'ii ta)( un upon
Hit) property ui'hcrlht'd as follows, sliuatt'd Iri
tho County of Lincoln anil Hum or Nobraska,
to-wlt: lotN opt! and two In block eighty-four
of tlioorltilnal City of North I'latto. Nebras
ka, bald tn; Men Is based utx n tax HalncerttU
ente No. 2SJ1 Issued by the County Treanuror
of Lincoln County, Nebraska, on Noverubor7,
ll'Ol totbo plaintiff horeln for taxes lovled and
asessed airalust said premises for tho year
IMW to IWKJ Incluslvu with Interest and penal
ties addi d. tocretlierwlth the Mil'stqumi taxes
paid tber-'on for the years 1(H)J to IW18 In
clusive, npjrreiratliiff tbo sum nf $110.00 to
1,'t'thor with Interest thereon at tbo
ruto of 10 per cent por annum
from the. date or Mllnirsald petition.
Plaintiff prays for electee of foreclosuro of
hald tax lien and an attorney fon of ten por
cent of the arnount recovored and costs of
suit, and that defendants Ihi recjulrud to pay
sfthl sunt, and In default of snob payment
hold premlMH be MUd to pay the amount
found due vii Interest and penalties and at
torney fees and eos's and that each and All
of bahl defendants U) foreclosed o all equity
or redoniptlon In and to said premies and
for such oilier rellur as may bo cijultablo and
Jim,
You aro required to aimwor said petition on
lieforuthe v'.'nd dayof November, 1WW
Doted this 8th day of October, at North
Platto Nobraska.
P. Y-Giun. puintlff.
Ily Uoacland & Iloaeland, UU Attorneys.
NOTIOFFOIl PIJllLICATION.
Serial No. WX.
Popart nn lit or tho Interior.
U. 8. Land Olllcu at North Platte. Nob.
.. , , , , Amr HI. lU!i.
Nolleo Is hereby elven that William II.
Turpleof Ninth Platte, Neb., who, on July I',
1IOI niMilf hoiiDkti'hd hi try No. iftll I, serial
No o:. for NHSVk. NVfPKMand N WM,
teoilon sr. town-hip ii. N runKi' :it. W. oftho
Dili I'lliii'lpni Mi'Miliui, bus lilt d nolh'nor u
tenilon lo make llnul live year prool. o
esiHblisb eluini lo lht hied ulmveilt'serllicd,
It'foie. the l!t slir antl Itt-ei lvt r at Norih'
PlHltt', Neb, on the I6lh dxy of Ocl, WW.
CUIniHiil iiHtnew as wliiissoesi Julio Keliar
man. UtiriK K IIIiiiiihii, Curl lliotuler, IIu,tl
Conner, all ol AvrVU J'Unu, Neb.