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We have just received our fall line o!
Cut Glass, Sterling Silver, Electroliers
and Hand Painted China
Sterling Silver.
Bread Trays
Berry Bowls
Sandwich Plates,
Sugar Trays
Cracker Trnys
Cheese and Cracker Plates
Lemon Dishes
Vases
Coasters
Flat Ware
Sugar and Cream Sets
Electroliers
in Brass, Cut Glass and Hand
Painted Shades.
Pleased to show you our new
this year.
ClilltOn,
We Want Your
Local and Personal.
Mrs. John Walter spent Wednesday
in Herihey attending tho short courao
week.
Mesdnmes J. L. Murphy and J. B.
Murphy spent yesterday in Hershcy
attending the short course week.
TSlrs. Carl S. Bonner left yesterday
afternoon for Sterling to spend n week
or two wltn friends and relatives.
'Fireman "Bob" Wright returned
yostcrday afternoon from Omaha whero
he visited friends for several clays.
Mr; Shane, a contractor of Suther
land,' wbb in town tho first of tho vveok
atteriding to business mattors and visit
ing friends,
Lewis Smith and wife, of Fullerton,
arrived tho first the week to visit the
former's brother Geo. Smith of tho
Fourth ward.
The young.daughtcrof Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Williams died Wednesday
morning and burial was made tho
same day.
Misses Ethel and Fannie Bellow re
turned Sunday from a pjoasant three
weeks' visit at their Bister's home at
Farnam, Neb. ..i',i
Jim Benkmun returncdTuesday even
ing from Omaha where he spent sev
eral days visiting friends and attending
'k-Sar-Ben.'1 V
1 Mrs. J.'H. Gentry loft Wednesday
morning for Madison, Neb., whero she
will make her homo with hor fathor,
K. J. McClives.
"You Should Worry;" Schatz will
feed you next week.
''Mrs. Miko Hayes and daughter re
turned homo yestorday morning from
Grand Island whero thoy spent a day or
two with frionds.
' Miss Comfort Conway spent yester-
day-in Hershcy where sho exhibited a
lino of suitB ajd coats for tho Tramp
f)ry. Goods stored
jiMrs. Herbort Shenney, of Mam-
fyouth, III., arrived in this city tho first
of tho week, Sho was called hero by
tho serious illness of hor aunt Mrs.
Iluttie Fnrrington.
41 A foot ball gnmo will bo played on
tno locplgrounda between tho North
Platte high school nnd the Coznd high
school this afternoon
Fred Wilson loft Wednesday morn
ing for Sidney and other western points
to transact business for tho North
Plnntte Cigar Factory.
,;Mis8 Mary Posey arrived tho first of
the week from Shanghai, China, to
ipend a month visiting her. brother, J.
JI. Posey nnd family.
r Don't overlook tho demonstrations at
Schatz 's next week.
Judge Hoagland leaves today for1 York
t) attend n muotlng of tho trustees of
the Odd Fellows' home and thence to
Lincoln to spend several days.
Miss Dorothy Peterson of Gothen
burg, visited frionds in this cfty the
first of tho week before going to Oma
ha whore she will attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott left Wed
nesday morning for Council Bluffs where
they, will spend several days before
going to Florida to spend the winter.
Mrs. E. Fitzgerald, who has visiting
hur. daughter Mrs. C,
W. Edwards for
throb months pnst returned yestorday
morning to hor tome in Kansas City.
W. J. Garmun, Union Pnclflc detec
tive' arrested n man by the name of C.
Evlemori for trying to boat his way
oniW.passonger train. Ho was taken
before County Judge Grant and ho en
tered the plea of guilty and was given
thirty days, he was suspended for one
ftbour nnd ho skipped town.
"sKJUUi
Rich Cot Glasi
Sugar and Cream Sets
Water Sets
Vases
Bowls
Fern Dishes
Candlesticks
Nappies
Mayonnaise Dishes
Trays
Electroliers
Hand Painted China
Plates
Berry Sets
Vdses
Trays
Pitchers
Bowls
Coffee Sets
i Salt and Peppers
goods. Larger stock than ever
The Jeiveler
Repair Work
H. I. Bock, -of the Ladies Tailoring
store left lastevening.for Omaha.
L. S. Durbin,jbf Wjllow Island, was
in this city Wednesday on business.
Automatic Electric Washers at Her
shey's., , tf
Grant Hughes left yesterday morning
for Scott Bluffs whero he has accepted
a position.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yates, of
Sutherland spent several days in town
this week whh friends.
Tiger Press Drills at Hershey's. tf
"Trot" Roberts, of Maxwell, was a
Trlbuno caller yesterday while in town
transacting business.
Rev. F. Bowkor, rector of the Epis
copal church, left this morning for Sid
ney to spend a couple of days. '
Mrs. AV. C. Roynolds left tho early
part of tho week for Kansas City where
Bhe will visit for several weeks.
Wnnted Girl for general housework,
Mrs. W. H. McDonald, 407 West
Fifth street. 74-3
The ostnto of James Doyle resident
near Wnllnco was up for final settle
ment in tho County Court yesterday.
Mrs. Maurice Fowlor and daughter
returned Tuesday evening from Iowa
whore sho has been visiting relatives
nrrd friends.
Roy Cockran returned the first of
this week from tho south port of tho
county where ho- Jransncted business
forajpokjjt f4Vfc
Dr. Fred Wurtole has Becured n suite
tof oftlcos&'on the first floor of tho Wnlte
math building and will immediately
furnish them.
Watch Schatz "Do It" next week.
R. Mtiviar, of tho Omaha Structural
Stoety'dof, arrived in town Tuesday
evening. flo'damo on business connected
with tho bridgothnt is to be built
across tho Cottonwood canyon.
Eyorott Kendell will return Sunday
from Kansas and other oastorn points
whero he has beon visiting for two
weekd. Ho will resume his nuties Mon
day as roportor for the Dally Telegraph.
Earl Carpenter arrived the first of
tho week from Evnnston, Wyo., where
ho had beon employed for several
weoks. Ha will start work on the
electric wiring at tho now round house.
W. J. Ilendy is nil smilos this morn
ing, bin joyfulness being duo to the
arrival of a ton pound boy at his home
last evening. The mother and the
buster boy nro reported to be doing
nicely,
P, J. Barron, court renorter for
Judge Grimea, has been spending a day
or two in town arranging for moving
his family from Scotts Bluffs to this
city. .,.
Your choice of all pattern and tail
ored hats worth up to $9.00, $3.00
each at the Parlor Millinery Saturday
only, Oct. 11.
Meagro dispatches In tho morning
papors tell of a tornado which followed
up the South Loup valley last evening,
and did heavy damage to ranch build-
ings and stockHn thp vicinity of tho
town of Lodi.' The track of tho storm
was a mllo and a half wide. Wires
wore down following tho storm and full
particulars could not be obtained.
Mrs. Phillip Duffy, who arrived in
North PI at to from Washington Tues
day and was stopping at tho M.'C.
Rodgers' homo while enroute to visit
her daughter in Curtis, was found dead
in bed yesterday morning. The de
ceased was seventy-eight years of age
nnd had been in rather poor health for
Borne time. The daughter at Curtis
has been notified and it is expected the
remains will be taken to that place for
burial.
Society and Clubs
Miss Alma Waltcmath will entertain
a largo party of friends Tuesday even
ing complimentary to Miss Grace Payne.
Mrs. Frank Buchanan, Mrs. J, G.
Bcelcr and Mrs. Roland Malmsten have
been in York this week attending the
convention of the state federation' of
women's clubs.
Tho Nevita club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. Frank Laughlin at a kengsington.
Enjoyable refreshments were Berved.
Mrs. K. Sturdavant was a guest of the
club.
Mrs. Geo. Rogers pleasantly onter
tnlnd a score of young ladies last even
at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Fern
Bunting. Many useful gifts were 'pre
sented., to the bride. Rofroshmonts
were served.
Cards were issued Tuesday announ
cing the coming marriage of Miss Grace
Payne and Allison Wilcox. The cere
mony will occurr at the' Episcopal
church on the evening of October 22d
and the reception will follow at the
Odd Fellows' hall.
Practically the entire membership of
the COO club was present at the session
held Tuesday evening at the Bare resi
dence with Mrs. Dent and Mrs. Bare
as hostesses. The next session will be
held October 21st at the Sceberger resi
dence with Mrs. Seeberger and Mrs.
L. W. Walker ao hostesses.
The S. O. C. club Was very pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
Kensington at the home of Mrs Guy
Cover. A nice lunch was servVoffate in
the afternoon. The guests ofi.the'club
were Mrs. J. W. Hughoy, Mrs. Ed
Clouse and Mrs. ChasJ Lierk, Jr.
Tho Indian Card Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Albert
Schatz. IShe was assisted by Mesdames
J. H. Stene and E. J. Vanderhoof.
Fivo hundred was the entertaining
feature and prizes were woh by Mrs.
G. B. Dent and Mrs. D. T. Quigley.
Three new members were takon in,
Mrs. Geo. T. Field, Miss Grace Payne
and Miss Alma Wnltemath. Refresh
ments were served.
Registration Begins Sunday Night.
Judge Whitten, superintendent of
registration and drawing, will arrive in
this city this afternoon or tonight,
accompanied hy his assistants. He
will complete the preliminary arrange
ments for tho registration tomorrow,
and at 12:01 Sunday night the booths
will open nnd tho registration begin.
While thero is no advantage in regist
ering early, it generally occurs that the
greatest rush is during tho first few
days.
It is
hundred
register,
eluded.
probnble that at least five
North Platte residents will
a numbor of women being in-
Miner Hinmnn returned Wednesday
from Hnsting-where he tran&aced busi
ness a day or two.
Monarch Malleable Iron Rangosnat
Hershey's. tf
Charles Pass and Wm Maloney spent
Wednesday in Hershey attending the
Short Courso week.
The North Platte Band went to Her
shey this morning to play for tho short
courso week.
For Sale My residence at 408 west
Eleventh street, very reasonable, H.
A. Lawhead. ' 74-2
Mrs. Chns. Austin and baby nrrived
yesterday afternoon from Pasco, Wash.,
for an extended visit with relattves.
Lost Between the enst end school
and post offico, n gold watch with fob
tho name Kulo Hnrtly engraved inside,
return to thi office and receive reward.
There is money in dirt. A sure
thing of (he dirt be a lot in Taylor's
Addition.
Harold Keith, a former North Platte
boy who of recent years has made his
homo at Long Pine, was married at
Toledo, Ohio, September 27th to Miss
Alice Mathews. They will make their
home in Long Pine.
''A dollar saved is a dollar earned"
The installment plan has purchased
many homes. Lots in Taylor's Addi
tion 5.00 cash, 5.00 per month, for
ten days.
William Shrior died Tuesday at the
Pulvor hospital. Death, was due to
delerium tremens. He was a man about
forty years of ago and had been em
ployed as ft laborer by the Union Pacific
for sixteen years. .Not being ,able to
locate any of his' Yflaflvei they"are
holding the remains 'at' 'the" Howe &
Maloney undertaking1 'rooms.
You choice of all pattern and tail
ored hats worth up to $9.00, $3.00
each at the Parlor Millinery Saturday,
only, Oct. 11.
The Short Courso Week at Hershoy
has been a pronounced success, both in
the exhibits and tho attendance, while
the addresses delivered and thd enter
taining foaturcs have been above the
average. We are informe d that the
attendanco of out-of-town people has
averaged nearly 200. Today is North
Platte day and a big delegation will go
up thiB afternoon.
Satisfying Coffee
The word we like best to apply
to our coffee is "SATISFYING"
Tempting Aroma
Full, Rich Body
Unvarying Strength
Coffee Flavor with no Hint of Rankhess
We mean all that by
-SATISFYING"
If the coffee you use
you could wish try one of
Chase & Sanborn's
HIGH-GRADE BRANDS.
L1ERK-SANDALL CO., Sole Agents.
Notice to Patrons.
Next Saturday being the
Atonement Day, Tho Leader
Jewish
will be
closed until Sundown.
Julius Pizer,
Mr. E. R. Butler left this morning
for Kearney to spend several days on
business.
Mr. Patrick Doylo of Red willow,
was in this city yesterday and purchased
a car load of apples.
Mrs. Andy Yost and Mrs. Ella Huxoll
will leave Sunday morning for Lincoln
to spend several days.
George Rose and family who had
been visiting in Iowa for three months
returned home this morning.
Miss Fern Bunting will leave tonight
for Salt Lake City where site will
be married to Paul Lucas of this city.
Mr. Glaser who had been working in
the Hemphill printing office for a
week, left Tuesday evening for Brady.
A IIEN WILL LAY or bust her egg
hopper if you feed Conkey's Laying
Tonic. Get a package at John Ritner's
today and try it- 75-0
W. A. Young, of Hastings, is ex
pected to arrive Sunday to visit his
daughter Mrs. Carl Simon for a few
days.
Wanted School girl to work- for
board and room. Inquire at 61G east
Sixth or phono red 370.
Christian Seienco Service Sunday
11:00 a. m. Subject: ''Are Sin, Disease
and Death Real?" Sunday School 12 m.
K. P. hall Dewey street.
The Platte Valley Irrigation struc
tion district have let the contract
for the bridge and checks to J. C.
Piorson and F. P. Fowler -both of
Sutherland.
For Rent, 4 room cottage and 7
room house. Both modern, 2 blocks
from court house. W. L. Crissman.
J. C. Holman's office.
Athletics Take Two of Three.
In the world's series tho Athle tic
ball tenm took the the first game by a
score of six to four, the Giants took tho
second 3 to nothing in ten innings, and
the Athletic tho third by a score of
eight to three. The teams play in
Phjladelphia today.
The Buick
Roadster B24 $ 950.00
Touring B25
Roadster B36
Touring B37
Roadster B54
Touring B55
All models equipped with the Delco Electrical
System. Prices F. 0. B. factory, Flint, Mich. All
models cranked by electricity, and regularly equipped
with the double jet Marvel carburator.
A Buick 31 touring car was driven from North
Platte to Kearney last Saturday afternoon. . The
speedometer registered 119.3 miles. Five gallons of
gasoline were used and one quart of cylinder oil and no
water. The trip was made in four houra and twenty
minutes. Notice that the car averaged nearly twenty
four miles to each gallon of gasoline and 119.3 miles to
ono quart of cvlindor oil and that the average speed
was over 29 miles.
J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO.
'NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
is not satisfactory as
Notaries Organize.
The notaries public of the city met
Wednesday afternoon and perfected an
organization in order to moro expedit
iously handle tho notarial work during
the lnnd registration. O. E. Elder
was elected president, O. H. Thoolecke
vice-president, Miss Lillian Sturges
secretary and Rolf Halligan treasurer.
W. E. Shuman and Carl Holman to
gether with Prosident Elder form the
executive committee.
The executive committeo was in
structed to confer with Judge Witten,
f supervisor of registration, as soon as
he arrives, and learn wliat is necessary
in the way of registration booths, and
other arrangements.
Stoughton Wagons at Hershey's.
Mrs. Fred Sawyer, of Columbus,
arrived in this city last evening to spend
several weeks with relatives and friend.
CRYSTAL THEATRE
Friday, October 10th.
"Gold and Water" is the story of a
jumped claim. The rightful owner
fortifies, the only available well
and forces capitulation of the jumpers.
This is a Nestor film. '
"Jacques, the Wolf" is a two reel
Eclair with a setting in the Canadian
woods. Oscar Lund is featured as the
trapper, and Alec Francis appears as
the police officer. The trapper falls in
love with two girls and develops i dual
nature in many respects. Aside from
his love story we see tho constant war
fare waged between the Royal Mounted
Police representing law and order, and
the poaching trappers. Both sides sleep
sleep with left eye open and right hand
on a gun, and shoot to kill.
Saturday, October 11th.
"The Gold Mesh Bag" Gem comedy.
"His Mother's Song," Imp drama.
.Monday, October 13th
"Retrospective," three reel Imp.
P1TJ
Line 1914.
1060.00
1235.00
1335.00
19S5.00
1985.00
BKi
FOR RENT
TWOHOUSES
One Six-room house on
west Sixth
One eight-room house on
south Elm
-ENQUIRE OF-
J3. A. WILSON
PHONE RED 202
GEO. B. DENT,
1 Physician and Surgeon,
5 Office over McDonald Bank.
3 Pi,a. I Office 130
Phones Residence 115
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Signet Chapter O. E. S
NO. 53
Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdny of every
month at Matonlc Hall at 7:30 p. m.
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A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES. &
Doctors Ames & Ames,
Physicians and Suracons, A
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U Office over Stone Drug Co. 5;
Phones
Office S273
J Residence 273
For Thirty or
more Years.
We have been making, repairing
cleaning, and altering clothes for
tne people of North Platte, We
have aimed to give satisfaction, and
we guess we have been successful,
else the people would not now pat
ronze us. Give us a chance to do
your work .
F. J. BROEKER.
Entrance north of the Nyal drug store.
Two Attractions .
North Platte has two attractions it.
pretty women and the cigars made by
Schmalzried. Both attractions are
pleasing; and both are in demand.
Perhaps you have not been smoking
Schmalzried cigars and don't know how
good they are; if so, try them. You
will not be disappointed.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED,
The Maker of Good Cigars.
Tax Notice.
Certificate No. 0035
To John T. Mitchom.
You aro hereby notified that on
November 7, 1911, L. A. Wight pur
chased nt public sale for taxes for the
year 1910 the following described land
to-wit:
Tho southeast J of Section 27, Town
ship 15, Range 29, in Lincoln county,.
State of Nebraska.
That said land was assessed in the
name of John T. Mitchem, and that on
January 26, 1914, tax deed will be ap
plied for.
Dated October C. 1913.
L. A. Wight.
Tax Notice.
Certificate Nn. 4RS2
To Frederick Whittemore.
You are herebv notified thnt on Xw
7, 1910, L. A. Wight purchased at
public sale for taxes for the year 1909
the following described land, to-wit:
The west h and southeast i of Section
13, Township 15, Range 29, in Lincoln
county, btatc of Nebraska.
That suit! land wins nisosooi! in tin.
name of Frederick Whittpmorn nnH that-
on January 26, J914, tax deed will be
applied lor.
Dated October 6, 1913.
L. W. Wight.
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Martrnrot Latimnr. Thnmna T.nlt
mer, Ivor Lntuner, Kin Latimer, Natli-
mnei uuuinur, jMion saunter, JOlin
Latimer, Boiuon Latimer, Ella Larimer.
Eva MatHnn ami Hi ninniin Mntsiri nn.l
Ilonry Horn, non-resident defendants;
Vnn nnil nnMi nf vnn il! tnlA nn4-:
that James Latimer, plaintiff, filed
his certain petition in tho District
Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, on
October 7, lOl.'lj against you as de
fendants, ilimlcailetl with ntlmra Ilia
objoct and prayer of which said peti
tion lire io quiei mio in tno said plain
tiff ngainst you nnd each of you in tho
following described lands situate in
Lincoln County, Nebraska, to-wit: The
ixoruiwest unrtor or Section Twenty
(20). Townshin Ton H01 Nnrti,
Range Thirty (30), West of tho Cth P.
M. , and to establish by said proceed-
niKo u iiuw mm inueponuont titlo in said
plaintiff bv reason nt hi mivn.cn ,,
session thereof for the required time
mm io quiet and conrirm said titlo
ngainBt that certain mortgngo made
nnd executed by tho defendent, Honry
Horn, and long sinco satisfied and bar
red nnd for such other nnd further
relief as justice nnd equity may ro
quire. You and each of you will make
answer to said petition on or before
tho 17th dav of Novemhnr. imrt o,. ,i.
orco will bo ontcred ngainst you as in
said petition prayod.
Dated at North Platto, Nobrnska, tho
th day of October, 1913.
JAMES LATIMER, Plaintiff,
By E. II. Evans, HJB Attorney.
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