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AJ1 the little fjold and silver oddments and
"knick-knacks for your personal wear and your home.
They are especially suitable for inexpensive presents
and for filling up bare, spots in the ornaments of your
best rooms unconsidered trifles that do not seem .much
but give the appearance of luxury and refinement.
Come and sec our nclcctioHS today.
CLINTON, Jeweler and Optician.
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Graduate Dcnlisl.
Cfl?co ovor'the McDonald
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
of tho
Grand
J. A. Downing spent Wednesday in
Hershoy oh businefis,
Mias Esther Antontdoa went to Pnx-
ton ycBturday morning. -, .
MIbb Ada Gardinor, formerly
' lOcb storey Joffc Wedncidny 'for
' Island.
' Mrs.' Harry Johnston roturned Wed
t ncsday from u week's vhiltwlth Omaha
ifr andp.
t)r: ami Mjtbv '0.. iC Croasloi. and
I, dawgVtor returned Tuqedny night from
Omaha.
j Miss Adeialud .wooun la assistinc, on
' Uio Lincoln County tax list nt .tho
, Court Ijtoiso, . . ,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter KoriA loft Wed
1 neadoy for Denver to spoftll h fortnight
or.lpngor, a
Tho quarantine, for uipnuiorin was
raised from tho McLnno homo In tho
, .first wnrd Tuesday.
C, J. Gorklns, of Wolllloot, was In
v town this Nvcok and shipped Hovorol
bark of cattld to Denver;'
'' .Mrs. .Clyde Cook returned VojlnoB
v. .day from Chapman whoro bIio nttondcil
., tho funoral of a friond.
MisB1 Margaret Barker and Anna
jfn.n toft Wednesday ulghtforChlcago
't$ upend HoVeral weeks.
n .Inmon Ij. Bnker roturned Wednesday
iftsom cUIoh In Wlflconsin Whoro ho spent
Kovoral weokB with relatives.
Vftfi. ft. McDonald returned Wodnos
( day rrjorriinp from Omaha whoro ho at
tenui-u tho Bankers Lonvbntjon..
Uttio .Too tlomplo wna stung
.govun boos Tuesday whilo playing noar
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BOIuo uiveH.Jii a neignnor h yunw
MIsb Loralno Mrr, of Goth'onhurg,
' left Wednesday after vWttnrc hor aunt
' Mrs. C. T. Carson for tw weeks,
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
. Klrot Door North of
t'Klrst National Hank
Dick
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by
Mastor Joo Pizer has been very
for acYoral days past.
John Holcombo, of Drndy, came
yesterday on business.
0. II. Monoid, of Omnha, visited
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Mann this week.
Fred Uarlow has returned from a
visit with C1. Cody In eastern .points.
Mra. Mary McLano went to Glen-
wood Wednesday to visit hor son for
a wt'ek.
.Mrs. Uroslua, of Gnndy, Is spending
this weok with Mrn. A. .1. Frazior and
other friends.
MrB. Guy, Cover enmb homo Wednes
day from Omaha whoro alio viBlted rel
atives for ton days'.
Mrs. Pearl Corr, of Ulysses, arrived
Wednesday to visit MIsb Margaret
Fredrloks for a few days.
Mrs. W. P. Cody, loft Wednesday
for eastern points to visit hor husband
for a fortnight or longer.
Mrs. 13. R.,Flotehor roturned Wed
nesduv from a threo weokB' visit with
rolutlvoH In Topoko, Kan.
Mr. nnd Mm. Will Hawley roturnod
Tuesday evening from a visit with rol
atlvca in Illinois and Iowa.
Messrs. Hosier, McDonoll, Dent and.
Garman havo returned from a throo
days' successful hunting trip
Mrs. Olio Rasmusson and sistor Miss
Hazel Kourko loft Wednesday for an
pxtonded visit In Omaha.
' Mro. C. P. Carson loft Wednesday
Grand lalandto keep houso for hor Bon
Perry who Ib located thcro now.
J, F, MOAbvo roturned thu first of
tho wfcok from Lexington .whoro ho at
tended tho Methodist conference.
Goorgo Potnck, of Portland, who
tipant feovoral days with tho Schwaigor
famllloB loft early in tho week for Now
York.
F. Dullard nnd son Arthur loft Wed
nesday afternoon for Willow Springs,
Killed by Train.
Davo Scott received a message Tues
day afternoon stating that hia brother
John S. Scott, a farmer of Lexington
hadbecn killed by train No. 0 that
morningiwhilo crossing the tracks with
a disc harrow and several horses. The
cquincs were crushed and torn to
piccoa and several parts of tho engine
broken. Injuries on the head caused
Mr. Scott death Instantly, Among
tho relatives who went down to L6x-
ington from this city were his slslcr
Mrs. Ostcrhout, brother Davo Scott
and wife, nicceHMcsdamoa Henry Shaw,
Vorno Smith and Miss Nancy .Ostcr
hout.
Frank ChorncnHitu? Slotie.
Addressing a letter to his wife and
nncloflimr a check for cif?ht hundred
dollars, Frank Chorpennlng took French
leave oolite family Monday night,, in
dicating that tho Pacific coast would be
his point of destination. Why Chorpen
nlng decided to take this action Ib not
known, aa It Is understood that his
relations with his wlfo nnd four child
ren had been pleasant nnd agreeable,
Recently Chorpennlng sold hia interest
in tho North Plntto garage to his part
Mr. Davis, ho paid notes Which tho
banks held ngainst him, nnd had quito
a sum of money lef. Tho house in
which tho family live wan purchased
through tho building and loan associa
tion nnd thcro is therefore an equity
In It which Chorpunning informally
transferred to his wife. Tho fnther
of Corponnlng como up from Cozad
Wednesday to investigate matters.
The Trade Exdursion,
Practically everything Is in shapo for
the trip of tho North Platto boosters to
Mitchell and return, Which will be
made on Wednesday nnd Thursday of
next week. In addition to the locnl
business and professional men. there
will bo representatives from Brady,
Horshcy and Sutherland, which will
Bwell the number to nearly one hundred.
Nearly all the local business men havo
Becured Bouvenirs which . they will dis
tribute to the people at tho points
vlsitod. Tho band has received new
music which will bo rendered on the1
trip, this featuro adding much to to the
trip, as tho band will give a concert nt
cuch stop made.
Tho committee has devoted much
time to tho details of tho trip, and the
comfort nnd convenience of tho ex
cursionists is assured.
Tho special tram will leave this tor-
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Fall Announcement.
minal at bovcii o'clock Wednesday
morning nnd making stops nt all towns,
will reach Sidney'lnto in the ovening)
Thoy will remain in Sidney a coirplo of
hours and then leave over tho Burling-1
ten for Mitchell, where tho night will
be apont. Early the" next morning the
train will start down tho valley, stop
ping nt Minatnro nnd Bayard, and upon
rcnchlng Northport a trnnsfer will be
made to tho Union Pacific north river
lino. Coming down tho valley stops
will be made nt Lisco, Broadwater,
Oshkoah, Lowollen, Koystono and Snr
ben, tho train arriving here Into Thurs
day evening.
Word has been received from a num
ber of points tlmt the people are plan-
nlntr to ulve tho North Platto boosters'
a warm reception. .
We take pleasure in announce to the public that our enormous stock for the fall and winter
of 1911-1912 in all the lines we carry has arrived anois now ready for your inspection. Never in
tho past twenty years have we had such a fine selection of up-to-date merchandise, nor have we
been so well equipped to yive you prompt and satisfactory service, the re-arrangement of our store
has given better light and we have added additional competent sales people to our force.
Cloaks, Suits, Dresses and Skirls.
Wo are certainly showing the finest line of these garments ever brought to North Platte.
No two alike.. We have been fortunate in securing d competent saleslady to wait on customers and
we also have a competent lady to moke alterations and insure a fit for each buyer, where altera-,
tions are needed. These alterations ore made free of charge. If the garment is not satisfactory
you need not take it. Our ready-to-wear department is the strong feature of our store and is the
equal of any found in cities of 100,000 population. We are now provided with pleasant quarters
for this department, where all the conveniences can be had. It mattera not what size you are
looking for, we have the garments to fit you. As fpr prices, we ore not to be undersold ;yc i will
compete with any catalogue house in the country, quality and style considered. '
Dress Goods and Silks.
The latest novelties for this season are the mixtures; no two dress patterns' alike, We are
nbt showing one or two patterns, but we hove a great variety from which to moke selections. ,
We cannot tell you of all the nice things we have Come in and see them ;
Yours for great values and courteous treatment.
Special Announcement.
Horonfter ftt the Presbyterian
church, tho Sunday sohool will moot nt
10 o'clock on, Sabbath morning. The
morning sorvlco-of public worship will
ho at 11 o'clock, and will Occupy on
hour and a quarter. IMs thought that
this will be moro convenient for most
of our pooplo, ns nil can bo at homo for
dinnor not later than 12:30. Tho choir
is doing good work nnd wo oxpoct to
havo fine music at all Borviccs. The
outlbok ia full of promiflo and,, wo ox-
oxpoct to render, through our church,
unoful sorvico to tho moral' and aplrit-
unl life of our city during tho comine;
months. On Sabbath morning the Pastor
spanks oni "Tho Light of World". The
vonhig service nt8:00 o'clock tho them
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The Largest in Quantity, Best. in Quality, Lowest in Prices.
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Mrs. v. Lucao will otuortnin n nunv
bur. of young laditjt Monday evening at
n Hundkorehlof shower for MUa iVorn
iyfi, M,ro. j,ythu.r. Howard, nand two soh
will lenvo for Lodgepold' to attend a
vJiomo talantlay In Whldb Born of hor
"iwMtttivea tako jiart. '
f -MlsWa' Lula and Anna Christ, of
Scranton, Pa., wha.pont8verl weeks
It WlthUiifr mothur Mm, Goorgo Christ,
Ifiti Tfe!tyy evening..
E. It. Porrell and son Ployd, of Wnl
I litcti. VWtjlul in town (ho first of tho
vveAK and JtIfc'Ydridny for Suthutv
land with Y$Hm $mUb
Mrs. II. V. Harper and daughter
, Alice, of Portland, loft Wednesday
uf tor spending Bovoi-nl days with Mr.
tand Mrs. Harper, of this city.
"Mra. Sluder and son, of Cozad, will
. .return Komo .this week, The latter
yn8 taken ill with diphtheria slprtly
after coming hero In August and has
k .luon tjUafanttned ovor alnco at tho Me
tlinO'home'. " "' ' '
" Fathor Mbnohnm, of Sioux Falls, S.
i(Dopcnpd. mission at .St, Patrick's
schurch. Sunday morning and tho largo
crowds attending overy service Is very
djfyng'to him. flroat Interest is being
'tfektyi Iri flio 'Huestlon dox while tlio
s'rmoui afe Inatrucltlvc. a.id ' Jpbpirjngj
peciali music tt'fiolng "andered by thd
choir during tho week.
Mo., to Bnond two weeks on thoir fruit will be "Tho Wy to tho City Beautiful.
uur service nre eunpie, uiguiueuunu
demoortlc In spirit, and worshipful.
A cordial InvitnUon Is KlVon to all who
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farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore V. Mitoholl ro
turned Tuesday niglit from a week1
visit with' tho fo.rmor' mother in Lofc
iiigton.
. MIsa Sdl Trovlllo, of Hershoy, is
visiting Mrs. John Murphy and attend
ing fhu mission at St. Patrick 'e
church.
' Mrs. VivA Warren and children and
MIsb Vlrglnn Bullard left today for
Donvor to visit Mies-Fern Griffin until
Monday,
Hev. Cumpmann, of Sidney, cuk
down Wednoeday to assist In the ex
ercises of the mission at St. Patrick's
church.
Mrs. Andy Liddoll.daughter Msrjorie
and son Juntos, left Wednesday morn
ing Dowarine, Mioh., to visit relatives
for six weeks.
Mnrtln Tschirgl and Carl Moollor, of
Uimobnck, In., who spent sovornl days
with their collogo. friend Carl Hohlmnn,
loft yodnosday.
Miss Jessie Workmon.i of Sterling,
whp spent tht? past week with hor bIb
ter Nelllo nnd friend Lillian Sturgos,
lo'ft yestewlay for Beaver, Neb.
CheatorM. Hall, who has held tho
position of .stationary ongineer in the
local- shoes' "for Iwo years, resigned.
vesterdny and will leave this week for
Spatta, Kan.
dealre to worship with us. Pastoii.
Jonsn & Larson havo on exhibition
at their place of uiulness an old "pep
perbox" revolver which is something
of h curiosity. A friend of. their'
while breaking some raw land, on a
claim west of North -Platte ' plowed it
up. It was covered w ith rust am) other
evidences of age. However, after it
had Iwen burnishrd up a UtUo the dato
"1845" was found on the gun. It is
supposed tlmt tho wvauon figured in
some of the Indian wars of early date;
or it may have belonged to somo'Mfer"
who (rave up his life in struggling to
ward tho land of gold --Grand Island
Independent
H. G. McQinty, formerly in tho real j
oatuto buslnoss hora and who hua boon
residing in Lincoln, .ginco April, camo
horo yoatorday tospond a week on busl
noss.
"Splko" Fleishman, tho tronsurod
bull terrier belonging to Harry Fleish
man was killed TuoHday aftornoon by
an automobile.
For Sale or Excise.
C40 aero ranch. Improved. 10 mllea
frotn Maxwell, Neb.
C1.1NTON M. YOUK,
North Platto, Nob. C2-3
Notice to Contractors.
Bids will bo received until four o'clock
on Saturday, September 10, 1911, at
the office of tho Board qf' Regents,
University of Nebraska, Lincoln, for
thq construction of a holbw brick
dwelling houso, to cost approximately
$7,000, on the Experiment Station
farm near North Platto, according to
hlnnc nnrl nnjiitirnlions 11 QW ' On fllo In
tho office of tho Superintendent of
r-rtnatvnntinn T?onm 208. Atmmiatra-
TTnivorsitv of Nobraska
Bids must be sealed and markod with
tho bidder's name, and the W.ords "Bids
for dwelling house. Experiment Station,
North Platte" written plainly on tho
GUtsIdo.,
THEATRE
To-Night
and Saturday.
MOVING PICTURES:
The. Colonel's Son,
The Stumbling Block, ,
Lucias Broken Romance.
.. . . VAUDEVILLE.
Franklin Kids in novelty
act, singing and dancing.
and 15 Cents.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska. -
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $140,
DIRECTORS:
V:t',VE. F. SEEBERGER, President, .
'M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vicc-Presidcnl,
'. F. U H00NEY, Cashier.
ARTHUR McN&MARA,
1 j; J. HALLIGAN.
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Echelbery's New and
Second Hand Store.
Ranges frorii 55.00 up.
Stoves from $1.00 up.
Large Refrigerators $4,oo.
Gasoline Stoves ($$.00.
Dressers from $2.00 up..
Commodes from $1.00 up.
Iron Beds from i.'oo, up
Carpets, room size, $2.50.
Come in and see the goods.
Mr. and Mra. Jake McGinley, . i
Wallaco, spent the pnt throe da.
with local frienda.
NOTIOB OP8RTTLEMKNT.
1110 maiii 01 Houiawt.
In tlui County Court.
oljrnBWa. Lincoln Count', ss
Uio Estato of Jacob-
In thn Mattnr nt
Illclilircr. Doco&sed.
TotlioetcdltoM. holrs kfifttoes andotlierH
interested In tho -ostato of Jacob lclilrcr
Tako iiotlco. that Albert Jllchlirar, ox
qcutor has Ulod in tho county court a.
reiort of his doings u ejcontor o
said ostntn and It Is ordorcd that tho
nanio btand for hcarlnir tho 10th day of
October A. I). 19U. loforo tho court
at tho hour of II o'clock, a. ni.. nt which tlmu
any imrson Interested may appear and except
to and context tho samo, And notice of this
Proceedlnif. Is ordorcd given by thq publico
lPn,,f a cay of tho notlco in tho Feral-)i-
oWy.Trlhune a lotal newspaper printed
IM& county four successive nooks prlpr
to atI dato of hearlne.
Witness my haad.&uu thospal of tho coun
ty court at North I'latte. Neb-, this Htu day
of September A. I). Itm.
s!2- .Joirn Quant. County Judce