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NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 12, IU09.
NO 84-
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Long, Lithe Lines that Express
Suppleness and Grace
HHERE1 We have given you the
I story of Fall Corset styles In one
brief sentence. You, mndnm, who
are posted in fashion matters will real
ize its truth at once. You will likewise
see that Gossard Model "F" carries
out Fashion's dictum with remarkable
faithfulness.
THE
Gossatd Corsets
"They Lace in Front."
These arc the corsets which nre built
according to the tenets of the "Now
School" of corset design. Through
"Ne( School" methods every scam and
goro is placed with scientific precision
ovcry bone is located with the ac
curacy that obtains in adjusting the
balance wheel of a fine watch.
Evorv Gossard Corset is bon d with
Electrobone, a boning which in resil
iency and strength excels whalebone. The bnsis of Electrobone is
high carbon clock-spring steel, which is the only quality considered ad
equate to mould tho figure to the exquisto Gossard lin s. And the only
Suality that can bo rust-proofed without destroying its flexibility,
iut in commending the Gossard Corset to you, we particularly call your
attention to the fact thnt in the Gossaru we are showing not merely n
model for every figure, but a "long model" for women of every height
and build. This is an innovation that you will appreciate.
The Gossard is tho American modification of the original French front
lacing corset. Its constructive principle is; that btauty and hygiene
should have their closest unio i in a corset that essays perfection. The
beautiful sculptured back and tho adjustable front-lacing features of the
Gossard are the product of this principle.
It is the only corset that ha3 the unqualified approval of physicians.
Instead of injurious pressure, it affords support for tho organs,compols a
correct standing position and carriage, and imparts that poise which
never fails to elicit the admiration of the beholder. The proof of the
corset is in the fitting.
We extend a coraial invitation to very lady in this vicinity to visit our
store this week and meet Miss Ella McLemoro tho Company's export
corsetiere, who has been trained in accordance with the New School of
corset design and construction. Sho will bo pleased to show you the
corset which is exactly adapted for your figure.
Wilcox
Department
Noth Platte, Nebraska.
Store.
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8 TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Fred Diener transacted business in
Grand Island yesterday.
John Grtont went to Lincoln Wed
nesday to appear as counFel in a caso
in court.
Mrs. J. M..Berkey, of Davenport,
Iowa, is tho guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Mainerd Crosby.
Bert Culton left Wednesday for
Council BlufTs where he will visit rela
tives while recovering from a siege of
lagrippe.
Rev. Dr. Yarger.of Atchison, and
C. 0. Weingand left yesterday for
Keystone where they will hunt for a
couple of days, returning Saturday
evening.
Wanted A salesmen who can go
business, city work, good salary. Ap
ply nt room No. 1,1. 0. 0. F. building
Ernest McGrew, with tho Heinzo
Pickle Co., made his regular visit to
North Platto yesterday. He is "very
successful in selling the Heinze pro
ducts. x
Tho city council will meet in regular
session next Tuesday evening. This
,will,be the first meeting for this month,
, no session having been held November
2d on account of election.
Why wear an ill fitting cloak or suit
whTp you can get those that are right
ly tailored at Wilcox Department store.
Rev. L. J. Powell, former Lutheran
pastor at Sutherland, but now stationed
at West Point, arrived yesterday apd
nccompanied Dr. Yarger and C. 0.
Weingand to Keystone.
Lost Watch charm with dinmond
setting, initial J. P. engraved on back.
Finder return to Julius Pizer and re
ceive reward.
This is November, but the weather
furnished by Observer McDownll is of
the early September variety. Aud to
bo honest, where can you find more
pleasant weather tho year around than
in western Nebraska.
After the Masonic hall been secured
for-Novomher 16th for tho Elks done
ing party, it was found that tho hall
waa emgarred for that date. Tho donco
has, therefore-, buon postponed until
November 18th.
"Tho Sunny Side of Broadway,"
presented at tho Keith Wednesday
evening attracted an audience of 500
people. The play is much the same as
last season, tnougn tne ansence or
Murry and Mack, tho Irish comedians,
is noticeable. Max Bloom, as tho Jaw,
U u good port oi Uu uujw
Mrs. Chas. E. Matson will return
next week from her visit with relatives
in Lincoln.
Alfred England returned to Seattle
Wednesday. He had been called hero
by the death of his mother.
Smoke "U. P. Specials" made in
North riatte.
Rev. II. L. Yarger will address the
men's meeting at the Y. M. C. A.
rooms Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. T. McGrew, of Kansas City,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Banks, having arrived Wednesday
evening.
For Sale Six room house on west
Ninth street, electric lights, cement
walks, fine shade and lawn. For price
inquire nt House. Al. HAYES.
II. J. Cathroe, of Omaha., who has
tne contract lor putting in tho sewer
in two districts, is in town gettine
ready to begin the work.
G. H. Rosentetter, living fouth of
Mnxwoll, was in towd yesterday, mak
ing final proof on 480 acres of laud.
E. S. Rose accompanied him as one of
his witnesses.
New Moyennge one piece dresses at
Wilcox Department store.
Arthur Gentzier, manager of the
Gothenburg. real estate agency, trans
acted business'in town yesterday. Mr.
Gentzier was for ten years connected
with the Beatrice creamery company
and frequently visited North Platte.
Tho Y. M. C. A. haB Issued invitations
to a banquet to be held nt tho Masonic,
hall Monday evening, Nov 15th. Tho
object of the banquet is to create closer
relationship between members and to
boost along the association. The ban
quet promises to bo a vory pleasant
affair.
Douglas Comfort Last Shoes at The
Star.
The Knights of Columbus will hold a
class initiation on Sunday, December
5th. The class now numbers sixty and
a number o. others aro expected to
put in their applications before tho
date of tho initiation. Tho lodge has
now 175 members, and with the new
class it becomes one of tho strongest
orders in the city.
Marriages by tolophono aro becoming
quito common, railway mamago core
monioa aro bo common thnt thoybnvobo
como a habit. Tho other day a couplo
seeking notoriety wore married in a bal
loon whilo an admiring public looked on
from far below. These experiences you
may have missed, b'ut you can't afford
to miss tho striking marriaco in the
showin "THE OLD CLOTHES MAN"
presented by Gilson & Bradfield at
'tho Kuiik ou Monday, Nov lOtk.
"Tho Old Clothes Man" will be the
attraction at tho Keith Monday oven
ing, followed Friday evening by "Com
mencement Days."
Mrs. John H. Dny and Miss Stncia
Grace will tender Miss Annn Monroe n
miscellaneous shower at tho homy of
the former this evening.
Sale Twenty per cent discount on
Ladies' Misses' nnd Children's muslin
and outing underwear.
Word received in town Tuesday after
noon announced tho birth of a son to
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ilcndy, Jr., of
Denver, former North Platto people.
Leo Grimes spent a day or two in
town this week while enrouto to Kan
sas City. He has resigned his position
with the Union Pncific engineering
corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garlow went to
Omaha last night to meot Colonel
Cody, who will Bpend n couplo of days
in that city whilo enroute to the Big
Horn basin, where he goes on his
annual hunt.
Wanted A cirl for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. C. F. Iddings.
Ihe funornl of Frances Dickey, held
at the Episcopal church Tuesday
afternoon, was largely attended, tho
Sixth grade of tho schools nttending in
a body. Many floral tributes evidenced
the lova in which tho bright little girl
girl was held.
Sale Shoe Dept. Thousands of
pairs of shoes for men, women and
children, at a very low price, at The
Leader. A pair of hose given free with
each pair of shoes costing ono dollar or
up.
W. V. Hoaglandwent to Lincoln yes
terday where he will bring a suit in
the county court against Henry Geise,
now in the penitentinry. air. itoag-
land assisted in defending Geise of the
charge of cattle stealing and Gciso has
refused to pay the attorney 'o fee.
The new upright boiler, weighing
twenty-four tons, has been placed in
position at the electric power plant nnd
connections aro now being ade.
Handicapped by tho lacK o proper
blocks and tackle getting the boiler in
position was no small tisk.
A petition will bo presented at the
next meeting of the council asking that
a small tract of land near the Banks'
addition and owned by R. D. Thomson
be annexed to the city. This action is
taken so thnt a street may be opened
and also that a sower lateral may be
laid for the benefit of tho people of
that section of this city.
The Tuesday evening session of the
500 Club at the faecbergcr homo was
tho most largely attended of the sea
son, nine tables being required. Airs.
Seebergcr and Mrs. W. J. Stuart were
hostesses of the evening, and were as
sisted by Mrs. Albert Schatz and Mrs.
Joseph Hayes. The session proved a
most delightful ono, everyone thorough'
ly enjoying tho evening.
Sale Ono hundred men's fur over
coats in all sizes and all imules, at a
discount of twenty per cent, at The
Leader.
Residents of the sower district be
tween Third and Fourth streets will
petition the city to have the sewer pipe
laid in conformity with the original
plans nnd surveys, which it is alleged
the contractor failed to do. Tho pipe
is not as deep in the ground ns it
should be, nnd does not permit of the
drainage of basements, which could be
dono had tho engineer's plans been
carried out.
Manager Stamp, of tho Keith Opera
House is very fortunate in being able
to secure "Tho Old Clothes Man" for
Nov. 15th. This is the same company
that is so favorably remembered as
being here Inst season in "A Bachelor's
Honeymoon," nnd will probably be the
best comedy drama that will visit North
Platto this season, and the patrons o
tho theatre shoulu show their npprecia
tion of Mr. Stamp's efforts by turning
out next Monday night and giving "The
Old Clothes Man" a full house.
Mr. Leonhardt, tho piano tuner,
desires us to say to his many customers
and friends in North Platto that he
surprised and sorry to learn that some
one has spread an untruo report that ho
has cut this city out of his visiting
territory. Mr. Leonhardt is as active
and accu ate in piano tuning ns ho ever
was and will continue to visit this city
once each month and with thanks
for past favoro by his many cus
tomcra ho io still In tho fiold for work
along this lino. Any ono who doairoa
Mnstor Pinno Tunor may find Mr,
Leonhardt by making inquiry nt Rinck
or s Book store.
Three Teachers Wanted.
Three teachers are needed for rural
schools in Lincoln county. Two of
icso positions pay $45 per month, the
other $10. Board can be secured with
in half mile of school. These schools
have needed teachers for sovoral weeks.
Supt Ebright lias mado applications
for teachers at the Koarney, Fremont
nnd Peru Normal schools, but has not
been successful.
Local Shooters Best Gothenburg.
Members of tho Buffalo Bill Gun
Club defeated the members of tho
Gothenbu'ir target team on the local
grounds Wednesday by n score of 874
to 789, ten men to tho team nnd 100
targets to the man. McDoncll lend tho
ocal men by a score of ninety-four,
Stnrkey second with ninety-two, Hosier
third with inety, and none of tho local
shooters fell b61ow eighty.
Elect Chautauqua Officers.
The board of directors of the Chau
tauqua association met Thursday and
Icvtell M. Keith Neville president,
C. Patterson vice-president, Wilson
Tout secretary and F. L. Mooney
trcasrrer. A program committee con
sisting of Messrs. Neville and Tout and
Dr. Quigloy was elected, and they nre
meeting today with a representative
of one of the lecture bureaus for tho
purpose of engaging tnlent for the 1910
assembly.
Dining Car Cook Killed.
John Wntklns, a white man em
ployed as a cook on the Overland limi
ted train, fell from tho car about a
mile oast of the railroad bridge Wed
nesday evening and killcl. How he
fell froin the train is nut known, and
ho was not missed by the dining enr
crew for some time. The body wns I
found by tho crew of an west bound
freight train, tho county authorities
wero notified and latei the body wns
brought to town. An examination by
piysician8 yestenlny forenoon disclosed
tbat Watkin's richt leg ubove the
ankle nnd the left below the ankle had
been crushed by the wheels, tho left
forearm -had been fractured and there
were cuts and bruises elsewhere.
A coroner's inquest was held yester
day afternoon, and an adjournment
taken until today when the testimony
of the dining car crew will bo taken.
. New Store Room to Let.
20x00 feet for Dry goods, Clothing
and Shoes. Stcnm heat, elec trie light
Modern up to UuUi front. Ready Nov
uulror lut. K. N. Lamd.
$25.00 Reward.
Wo will, pay $25.00 to any ono that
will furnish ovidenco thnt will convict
tho pnrty or parties who wired our
lines together nnd to tho fonco on Sun
day afternoon, November 7th, west of
tho Birdwood ranch. Any time in tho
future we will pny tho amount for
parties found destroying our lines or
interfering with tho lines.
Noiith Platte Tki.kpiione Co.
For Sale.
A good team of horses.
H. L. Grecson's Grocery.
Apply at
Kills Her Fee Of 2Yew.
"Tho most merciless enemy Ijiad for
20 years'," declared Mrs. James Dun
can, of Huynesvlllo, Mc., "was Dys
pcpsln. I suffered Intensely after eat
ing ordrlnkingnnd couldHcarcely sleep.
After many remedies had failed and
sovoral doctors gavo mo up, I tried
Electric Bitters, which cured mo com
pletely. Now I can cat anything. I am
70 yenrs old and am overjoyed to got
my health and strength back again."
For Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Kldnoy Trouble, Lame Back, Fcmala
Complaints, its unequalcd. Only 50c nt
Stono Drug Co.
The D. of H. social club will meet
with Mrs. Will Hupfer next Tuesday
afternoon.
Tho interior of tho room occupied by
Whelan's billiard hull is being en
larged and two or thrco additional
tables will be installed.
Miss McLemoro, on expert cor-
seticrei has been at the Wilcox store
this week demonstrating the Gossard
corset.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Worrell of
Sutherland nnd Mrs. Homo and daugh
ter, of Maxwell, attended the theatre
Wednesday night.
ot Antelope pre
yesterday for tho
year. He reports
section In n pros-
Thos. C. Elder,
cinct, was in town
first time in over a
everybody in that
porous condition.
Those interested in Christian science
are invited to attend tho meetingwhich
will bo hold at tho residence of W. II
Hudnrtt Sunday afternoon. A practi
tioner from Grand Island will be pros
ent.
Ask More Pay.
A Chicago dispatch dated Tuesday
said: Demands for 12 per cent wngo
increase and uniform schedule aro' to
be made by conductors and trainmen
on every railroad system cast of
Chicago, ltW8j'eported here today.
Tho wagcjlncroMc movement, it is re
ported, tirvolve'flM25,000 men employed
on railroads cast of tho Illinois Cen
tral's mnin southern line and north of
tho Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. Wages
of conductors and trainmen on roads
east of Chicago are about 12 per cent
lower than the oporatives in tho west,
and tho movement for tho increase is
said to bo entered into jointly by tho
Brothorhood of Railroad Trainmen and
tho Order of Railway Conductors.
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OUR. SHOES
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E'RE the store for Men's Shoes.
So they say and "they" know.
We are Specialists in Shoeing Men I
You'll realize what that means, if you'll
come here, see our display of handsome
Shoes and test our splendid Shoe Service.
"ButtorrrLace and Blucher styles. Patent Calf,
Colt Velour Calf, etc., etc. Shoes for Duty or Dress.
Your size, width and ideal last is here!
$3, $3.50 up to $5 or $6.
Nothing startling about these Shoe prices, but
something very surprising about the values we offer
at these reasonable prices.
THE SHOERY.
SOL HODES.
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The Hoover Electric Suction Sweeper.
Forced Into Exile.
Wm. Upchurch of Glen Onk, Okla, was
an oxilo from home. Mountain air, he
thought, would euro u frightful lung
racking cough that had dolled all rem
edies for two yearn. Aftor six raontbp
ho returned, death dogging his stopo.
"Then I began to uso Dr. King'o New
Discovery," ho writo3, "and aftor tak
ing Bix bottles I um as woll as over."
It eaves thousands yearly from despot
ate lqng diseases. Infallible for Coughs
and Colds, it dispels Hoarseness and
Sore Throat. Cures Grip, Bronchitis.
IT 1 . A il . . y- i t
iiemorrnages, Asinma, uroup, vvnoop
Ing Cough. COc and $1.00, trial bottlo
fruo, guaruateud by Stumi Drug Co.
Sweeping by Electricity.
The Hoover Electric Suction S,weeper, as the
name implies, is a combined sweeper and vacuum,
cleaner, and is designed to supercede both the old--fashtned
broom and the new compressed, air or
vacuum cleaners, in that it combines the goqd ppjnfc)
of both, without their deficiencies. v
The best of credentials furnished by people
using them in North Platie, and I will givq-a free
trial to prospective buyers by calling
phone 9. C. G. ABRAHAMSON.
