CLOCKS.
Have you a Clock in your home that keeps
good time? By that we mean can it be depended
upon to give the correct time on all occasions.
There are hundreds of times you want to know
the absolute correct time. Don't wait until that time
comes, but have a clock that is dependable one that
is right day after day and month after month.
We sell that kind of a clock and can give you
just what you want and at the price you want to pay.
Alarm Clocks $1.00 up.
DIXON, The Jeweler.
U. P. Watch Inspector.
DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST,
Graduate Northwestern University. L
Office over McDonald Stnto Bank
r 4MdM
DR. H. C. BROCK,
jj DENTIST.
( Over First National. Phone 148 jj
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M. L. McCullough, of Elsie, has been
visiting friends in town for several
days.
Another great sale at Dixon's at
which many people will got great bar
gains in China; next week only. '
The Lexington Clipper says a large
number of residents of that city will
come to North Platto Sunday to attend
the Methodist Conference.
Weather forecast: Unsettled weather
with probable showers tonight and to
morrow. Maximum temporature yes
terday 78, a year ago 64; minimum this
morning 48, a year ngo 37.
Miss Mario Leonard left this morn
ing for Ogalalla where she will visit
wih friends for a few days. From
their she will go to Denver to spend
a month or more with relatives.
Every piece of imported hand painted
china in the store for sale next week
at 50 cents on the dollar.
Dixon, The Jeweler.
Among the out of town visitors this
week in attendance at the races nre:
Mesdames Dave White', John Show,
Roy Montgomery, Jim White and
Dorsey Leypold, all of Hernhoy.
Misses Edna and Alice Sullivan re
turned last evening from a month's
visit with relatives at New York City,
and Montpelier. Enroute homo they
apent several days at Washington, D.
C, Richmond, and Chicago.
. Have you seen Big Ben at Dixon's?
He is the finest alarm clock in North
Platte Big dial, big alarm, big value.
Peter Mylander and Mrs. Sarah
Brooks hied themselves to Lexington
the early part of the week and were
united in marriage by the county judge.
Mr. Mylander is a pioneer resident of
North Platto and his wife is well known
in town, They have our best wishes.
FOR EXCHANGE.
A good $2,000 clear
residence in Greely,
Colorado, that will rent
for $17 per month, for
a good hose and lot in
North Platte, of equal
value. What have you?
BRATT & GOODMAN.
DR. F. W.MILLER, '
Dentist.
Over Dixon's. Phone 358.
Mrs. M. Jacobs loft yesterday after
noon for a visit with relatives in Denver.
Rev., and Mrs. Harmon left Wednes
day night for Beatrice to attend the
Lutheran synod.
W. J. Rowland left this morning for
a few days visit with friends in Grand
Island.
Misses Ethel and Cleda Morris came
up from Gothenburg last evening to
remain until Sunday as tho guests of
Miss Amy Langford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgner, who
were married in Cheyenne ten days ago,
arrived in town Wednesday and are now
at home to their friends in this city.
Roger's Silver is the best known the
world over. Knives and forks from
$2.50 per set up.
Dixon, The Jeweler.
Rev. Frank H. Essert, of Canon,
City, Colorado, who is hero attending
the M E. conference will preach at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morn
ing at 10:30. Rev. C. E. Newland, of
Holdrede, will preach in the evening at
8 o'clock. There will be good music.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Ray Surber has purchased a lot in
the Taylor addition and will erect a res
idence thcreom
Claude Sclby left today for Chicago,
expecting to make several stops en-route.
Harry Christ came down from his
homestead near Pnxton yesterday to
spend several days with his sister, Mrs.
Navnrenux, who is hero on a visit from
Lexington.
Mrs. Harry Walrath entertained a
number of ladies at cards last evening
in favof of Mrs. Hcssic, of Wilcox,
Nebr., who is visiting friends in town.
The evening, which proved a most de
lightful ono, closed with the serving of
enjoyable refreshments.
Events of the Race Track
Through tho efforts of somo enthus
iastic horse men n series of horse races
were nrranged for this week at tho now
track west of the city. Tho first events
were held Wednesday afternoon, and
were witnessed by h fair sized croud of
spectators.
Tho first race was a half miio dash in
which "Red Jacket" owned by McCIain
took first money in fifty-two Beconds;
an Oshkosh horse coming in second nnd
the Groves horse third.
In tho quarter mile dash an Oshkosh
horso won first place In twenty-five
seconds.
There were three entries in tho mile
pace, the Harper horse, a horso owned
byDavo White and "Victor Belle"
owned by John Byenly of this citv.
"Victor Belle" won two straight heats
in 2:60 and ,2:53. The track was heavy.
In the potato race, Will Eshelman won
out against fonr competitors.
A match pony race, one-fourth mile,
was won by a horse from Big Springs.
Yesterday the attendance at the races
was very largo nnd the events wore
good. In the three-eighth milo dash an
Oshkosh horso came in first nnd the
Groves mare second. The Jacobs horse
won second and third heats in the half
mile novelty race, the Harper horse
taking tho first heat. McKain's "Red
Jacket" won tho half milo dash and
Garlow's horso was first in tho pony
race. In tho motorcycle race, five miles.
Frank Baldwin won first money in 6i
minutes; Vromnn second.
FOR SALE
Special.
We have the best bargain
ever offered, being the ex
clusive sale of the Mrs. Ann-
strong business. This is a I
reat money maker and if
ooking for a nice, clean,
good paying business, let us
show you this or call on Mrs
Armstrong for particulars. It
must be sold quick.
BRATT & GOODMAN.
Many Conversions.
The Finnell-Lewis revival meeting
at the opera house has attracted large
audiences during tho week and ha ve,
since their beginning, exerted great in-
fluenco in the community. Up to last
night there had been seventy conversions
thus making tho meetings among the
most successful ever held in North
Platte. Many kind remarks are heard
relative to the earnestness of Revivalist
Finnell, whose sermons sink deep
in the hearts of the hearers. The sing
ing by Mr. Lewis and his organized
choir has added much to the effect
iveness of the meetings.
Parties With Money.
Wo have a few exceptional good
loans, which will net you eight per
cent.
Temple Real Estate & Ins. Agency,
C F. Temple, Mgr. 1 & 2 McDonald
Block.
For Sale.
100 head yearling steers.
W. H. TuitPie.
Copyright 1909. by C. E. Zimmerman Co. -No. 12
Shoes for Balls and Parties.
rr" T will find the most dainty creations in Shoes
ivU at our store; the kind that are distinctly in
tended for theatres and parties suitable for any func
tion at which you wish to wear nice things. Come in
and try a pair on, and sec how well they go with the
balance of your wardrobe.
SMALL, BIO SHOE MAN
521 Dewey Street
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith, who have
been making t heir home just west of
this city for a number of years, will
eave Bhortly for Denver whore they
will locate permanently.
Tho nbsenco of frost has resulted in
corn ripening in good Bhape, and the
crop in Lincoln county will bo better
than was expected. Corn that on Aug
ust 1st promised little will now yield a I
fair crop.
Tho Temptor Won.
When the Into Boron Nordcnskjold
wna nt Ceylon on the way homo from
his journey along the northern const of
Siberia he received telegram from
the Ilusslun government asking him
whether ho would accept from the
czar n certain decoration ns an appre
ciation of his svnices to Itussln. For
many days tho famous explorer wav
ered, as ho was a member of Bjor-
sterno BJornson's Antl-decorntlon club,
whoso members were solemnly pledged
never to accept any decoration from
anybody. Nordcnskjold. however, could
not resist the temptation, so he replied
to tho telegram In the atnrmntlve. It
Is not hard to Imagine IiIh disappoint
ment when, upon renchlng home," n
friend of his, n high olllclnl, told him
tho following: "Tho Kusslnn govern
ment was well awnro of your antago
nistic views in regard to decoraUons
nnd had, therefore, placed In readiness
300,000 rubles to bo paid you In tho
ovent of your refusing to accept tho
luslgnln, but before paying that sum
they wanted to try your llrmness. Itus-
sla Is certnlnly grnteful to you for
your failure to Hvo up to your pledge."
Our Bargains in Gity Property, arc Go
ing Fast, However, Here are a
Few That We Have Left.
Ten room house on W. 4th St., well
built, also has good pantry, closets and
room for bath. Three full lots, all in
lawn with shade trees. See us quick
about this or you will miss this bargain.
$3,500.00 will buy it now. Easy terms,
Good business building, now rented
and bringing fifteen per cent net
on price asKeu. Let us tell you
about this.
New Groom house, with bath, electric
lights and hot and cold wuter in house.
Absolutely modorn except heat. Base
ment under whole house, nil cemented
7 blocks east of Dewey St. $2,500.00,
Newly papered and painted house. (
rooms in good repair. Nice lawn and
trees, on north side. Close in nnd cor
tainly n snap at $2000.00.
Five room house, nice lawn and treos
with twd full lots CG ft. lots. Close to
North Side school house. $1,8000.00
Five room house in one of tho nicest
locations on North side. Nice lawn and
nice large trees. A beautiful littlo home
$1,4000.00.
The above are only a few of desirable
dwellings we have listed at reasonable
prices. Call and talk to us if interested
in buying a homo or investing.
Temple Real Estate & Ins. Agency,
C. F. Temple Mgr., 1 & 2 McDonald
Blocks.
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We havo the now attachments for
tho Edison talking machines. Play two
nnd four minute records. Ten four
minute records free.
Rinckek's Book Store. f
Try our Cider, it isn't made of rotten
apples or adulterated water; but sound
apple juice. Come and see it made. 40
cents per rrallon. Brine your iutr.
LoMdrtci Sott.
Dixon Says
"After I fit you
to a pair of glasses my inter
est in vour welfare is not
ended. I take a personal in
1
terest in you I want to be
sure my work is obtaining
the expected results."
"The best way is to drop
in and see me some time, we
will have a friendly talk it
will do us both good. "
"I am busy of course, but
never too busy to have a little
chat glad to see you at any
time."
DIXON, The Jeweler.
Death Was a Live One.
Whllo on tho way to the race track In
Now Orleans one day several winters
ago nn undertaker named Mr. Dooley
passed a funeral procession on its way I
to tho cemetery. Dooley had a friend
with him, another Irishman, who ex
claimed, i'Suro, death always wins.'
There happened to bo n horso entered
that day named Death, and ho won
with ridiculous ease, Dooley winning a
good bet 011 him. Dooley told all his
friends of tho Incident, and they all
went out to the course tho next tlmo
Death was entered. Ho won every
time he started for thirteen races. It
was near getaway day, when every
ono was packing up ready to tako tho
last train for New York. The horso
was sold that afternoon at uu auction
sale, and tho buyer was Mr. Dooley.
He hitched him a mouth later to a
hearse, and tho horso became fright
ened and ran awny and was not stop
ped until the graveyard wus reached.
After tho burial Dooley had tho horso
fihot and burled near tho cemetery.
You're a dead one now, Death," said
Dooley, "but a Hvo one In thoso thir
teen races." Bnltlmoro American.
The Fashion of the Houte.
A servant girl happened to bo en
gaged nt a farmhouse where tho mis
tress was known to havo a hasty tem
per. On I he llrsL Kalurduy night tho
girl was at the fannhoiiso she was told
by tho mistress to clean tho boots
ready for Sunday. Tho mistress on
coining Into the kitchen later on saw
that tho girl had cleaned her own boots
llrst. So ho took them up and threw
thoin Into a tub of water thnt was
Btaudlng bjnnd bounced out of (ho
kitchen. Tho girl mild nothing, but
when sho had cleaned tho other boots
nuo throw theni also Into tho water.
"Whatever possessed you to do that,
girl?" asked the mistress on coming
again In tho kitchen.
Tho girl simply replied:
"Well, ma'am, pleaso nm'am, I
thought It wns tho fashloii of tho
house, ma'niu!" London Tlt-BltH.
Retribution.
Voung Father (In the futuro)-Grcat
snakes! Can't you do something to
quiet that baby? Its eternal squalling
drives mo frantic. Young Mother
(culmly to servant) Mario, bring In
my husband's mother'H phonograph
and put In tho cylinder "At Ten
Mouths." I want him to hear how his
volco sounded wheu ho wns young.
Squaring Himself.
Mrs, Ilenpccke-Wlmt do you mean,
air, by tolling Mih. Torkcr's husbaud
you never ask my ndrlro nbout any
thing? Henpecko-Well, Maria, I
don't. You don't wait to bo asked.
Men who pride them
selves on their ability to
select and wear good
Clothes Correct Clothes
many now have the
-pleasure of seeing the
choicest Models and the
ncwests fabrics for Fall
wear if they will call
"Just for a Look".
,We see that every
Suit is perfectly fitted to
the figure.
Copyrt1it 1910 ,
Tht Houi of Kujpnnimr
Chic.,o
Styles for the coming Seasons aro within the
bounds of grace and of good form.
Coats in two or three button Models. Medium
lengths, liberal and graceful lopels, broad shoul
ders, the back tracing the figure. The Vests of
medium height, the Trousers of conservative
widths, with a hang of dignity.
Suits at $15, ,$18, $20 to $25.
J. B. MoDONAL.IK
The Home of Good Clothes.
Meivtor Comfort VivderweaLf
MENTOR
Comfort Underwear
Is known for its high excel
lence and good wearing quali
ties. Tho demand for it grows
larger and larger evcy year.
We have just received a
fresh, new stock, suitable for
women and children of all
ages.
You can have it in Union
Suits or separate garments, as
you prefer and wo guarantee
that you will be highly pleased
and satisfied.
The good points of MENTOR
COMFORT UNDERWEAR are
many. When you come to
the store, we'll tell you about
them.
THE LEADER
For useful free booklet telling about Mentor Comfort Underwear,
write to Mentor Knitting Mills, Cleveland, Ohio.
Harness Oiling Plant
Ladies' Tailored Suits
A large assortment in all
sizes just received at THE
LEADER. Prices from $15
up. Come in and see them.
We have completed an up-to-date Harness Oiling
Plant, and while we have gone to considerable expense,
yet it is up to you Mr, -Harness Owner whether we can
get the quantity of harness to make the business profit
able at the prices quoted below. This month we will
wash and oil two days each week, on Tuesday and
Thursday. Oilhig capacity 10 sets per day.
Single Harness 75 cents.
Light Driving Harness $1.00.
t Medium Heavy Harness $1.25.
Heavy Harness $1.50. x
A. F. FIIK,
505 Dewey Street.
