FRIDAY, MAKCII 23, 1900.
1RAL BARE, Editor ad PnorBiKTon
BUBSOBIPTION BATES.
One Year, cash In advance,. 11.25
fllx Uonthi, cub In ulvano 75 OtnU'
nUrdHhNotthPlatU(KbrMk)poatoffle
cond-olaiimatUr.
KWUSMCAtf CXTT TICXET,
For Mayor,
II. S. WHITE.
For Clerk,
GREELEY DUNDY.
For Treasurer,
ROBERT SI1UMAN.
For City Engineer,
C. P. ROSS.
For Councilman 1st Ward,
C. P. DAVIS.
For Councilman 2d Ward
C. F. IDDINGS.
For Councilman 3d Ward.
h. B. ISENHART.
For Members Board of Education,
B. L. ROBINSON,
J. E. WEEKS.
Is election. For several years past
the fusion majority has been dimin
ishing', and this year a strong re-
ublican candidate will have, in our
pinion, a fair chance to win. Dur-
ng the past y.car there has been a
slump to the republican party all
through the district, and with the
general feeling of dissatisfaction
among the better class of populists
in regard to the dcmo-populiat
alliance, there is ground for hopes
f republican success. Ab we un
derstand it" there are no avowed
candidates for the nomination but
t is said that Judge Kinkaid will
again make the race it the nomina
tion is tendered him.
Republican Convention.
There will be held In North Platte on April
til, 1800, a republican delegate county con
rrntlon for the purpone o' nominating one
County Attorney, and for the election of
delegates to the State, Congrcwlonal, Sena
torial and Hepresentatlre Convention".
The several preclnti will lc entitled to
representation at laid convention Waned
upon the vote for Hon. M. JJ. Hcccc, for Su
preme Judge as follows:
No. Platte No. t.. 0
No. Platte No. 13
No. Platte No, S.... 0
Antelope
lllrdwood 3
lirady......
lluchanan 3
Cottonwood
Cox s
Deer Creek,,
Dickens s
Falrvlew 2
Fox Creek 3
Oarneld I
Hstslln S
Hall 3
Hlnman 3
Hooker I
Kern I
Tabic I
f.mnn !
Total 101
At which county convention a central coin
mlttne will be selected and other business of
Importance transacted. A full rcprcsenta
tlon Is confidently expected to express
approval of the wise and patriotic adminis
tration of public affairs that has brought
prosperity to the great common people, to
rejoice over the victories of our army and
navy and welcome the return of peace and
continued good times.
My order nt the County Central Committee
Maxwell... S
Medicine 3
Miller I
Myrtle I
Nichols 4
Nowell 1
O'Fallons.... 3
Osgood..... s
Peckham 3
Plant 2
Itosedale 2
Hellers 1
Somerset 3
Sunshine.... I
Vromam 2
Walker 3
Wallace 3
Well 2
Whlttler
Willow
H. S. ItliHlKLY,
Secretary,
1HA L. HAne,
Chairman.
Tub republican ( congressional
convention of this district will be
held at Kearney ou April 20th for
the purpose of nominating a candi
date for congress and selecting two
delegates and two alternates to the
national convention. Lincoln
county is entitled to thirteen votes
in the convention.
Tim delegates in the three state
conventions held in Lincoln this
week bent their knees in lawnhir
to the great Bryan and his control
was supreme. All platforms were
submitted to him for approval, and
all tue business transacted was on
lines suggested by him. Had
delegate the temerity to question
Bryan's autocracy he would have
been crushed through the floor o
Ihe hull.
TiiK Sheldon plan of conducting
earthly matters has been taken up
by the mayor of a West Virginia
town, who announces that he wil
conduct municipal affairs "asJesut
, would." The result of this iunova
tlon, will be watched with consider
able Interest. Almost every town
of any size could be Shcldonizcd to
a great extent and the result would
prove beneficial to the people.
Tin: Omaha Bee, in an editorial
says the republicans of Dougla
county have sunk all factioua
feeling and will enter the campalg
of 1900 in a compact and harmon
ious phalaux. This is good news
Factional strife in Omaha has
tunes past resulted disastrously to
the republican party of the state
out it narmony prevails tins year
and the proper work is done, Doug
las county republican majority
will go far toward redeeming Ne
braska from the tusionistB,
Laulos' Auxiliary O. R. C.
A lodge ol the ladies' auxiliary of
the O. K. C. was organized here
yesterday afternoon by the district
nspector, Mrs. D. II. Hagg. It
ias twenty-live cliartcr iiicniucrs
and will meet the second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month at the
. P. hall, The following are the
oHicers for the ensuiug year; PrcB.
Mrs. K. Williams; V. Pres., Mrs.
R. R. Hinc; Secy and Treas., Mrs.
B. Jeter; S. S., Mrs. E. Kiser; J.
S., Mrs. F. C. Deutler; G., Mrs.
Geo. Smith; Ch. Ex. Com., Mrs. F.
C. Letts; F. M. E. C, Mrt. Jno.
Simpson; S. M. E. C, Mrs. J. G.
Anderson; Cor., Mrs. S. C. Mecom
bcr; Ins. Agt., Mrs. R. Hine, M.,
Mrs. C. A. Weir.
In the eveninir the members of
the'uewly organized lodge tendered
he district inspector and the mem
bers of the O. R, C. a banquet at
the lodfre dining room. The tables
were very prettily decorated and
the banquet which was scryed was
most excellent. hpccclics were
made by the district inspector and
several members of the O. R. C.
The occasion was a very enjoyable
one and will long be remembered
by all who were in attendance.
The new lodge is the fifth one to
be organized in the state and as its
corps ot otlicera is a very able one
it will undoubtedly be successful.
Wednesday Judge bull! van over
ruled the motion for a new trial in
the Dinsmorc murder case. Before
sentencing him the judge ad
dressed the following remarks to
lim, "You may be innocent, but
you have had a fair and impartial
trial and, while I am sorry the jury
did not fix the penalty at life im
prisonment instead of death, which
is a reflection on civilization, I
believe the evidence warrants a
verdict of guilty." He then sen
tenced him to be hanged by the
neck until dead, in the Dawson
county, Nebraska, jail on Tulv 20,
1900) the first anniversary of his
marriage. An appeal will be made
to the supreme court by Dinsmore's
attorneys, for a new trial.
The jury in the Harris case at
Hartingtou brought in a verdict of
not guilty after being out only two
hours, Harris, who is editor of the
paper at Belden, shot and killed
John Blcnkiroii several mouths ago.
He set up a plea of self defence
which held good.
Mica
'Axle
Crease
lightens
the
load-
Ehortcuo
lLo
road.
liclp-t the team. Saves wc?.r nail
expense, bold every where.
uAnr. jiv
STANDARD OIL CO.
Dressmaking
The Spring Suits
Should have your early consideration, so that every
advantage is yours that goes with A FULL
AND COMPLETE STOCK, while plums await
your choosing. We're ready liere with the good
things that fashion makes the prominent styles
that good dressers expect; the same reasonableness
in prices, the GOOD VALUES THAT YOU AJIE
ALWAYS CERTAIN OF HERE.
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y Spring Things are Eeady
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Hats, Ties, Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear and Shoes.
Anything and everything that men. and boys wear.
We thought we had better mention them so that when
the rush is on you'll come right here after them.
They are Stylish Suits
Swellest ideas in materials and shapes, suits that
represent every good feature that goes only with
HIGHEST CLASS WORKMANSHIP. Suits
with best tailoring results at one-fourth the average
tailor's prices, the TOP NOTCH FOR STYLE, BUT
PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
O. V. Dkdua. Q. B. Dint
T)EDELTj & DENT,
PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONd,
Olllcoa: North Flotto National Bank
Building, North Plntte, Neb.
Populists of the middle-of-the-road
wing fared badly at the state
convention in Lincoln Monday, and
they were unceremoniously elevated
through the transom. This ele
ment will issue a call for a state
convention to nominate a ticket and
will also elect delegates to the Cin
cinnati convention. This action
will . probably determiue the real
' strength of the rniddle.oMhe.road
era in the state. In our opinion
tkeir influence in state politics will
be greater than some people think.
Though the republicans In this
congressional district have been
,tkit&ted for ten vcara mint, tliev
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, rrf not dismayed and will nominate'
: I'ttriiM&tie art) farntetly wb'rb (Or
un April ist we will opuif
ijressnmkiiig l'arlors nt the
corner of Vine niul Sixth Sts. ,
and will be prepared to do
first-class up-to-date Dress
making nt reasonable rates.
MRS. L. A. McAFEE,
MISS MAME MoAPEE
f We are
Kept Busy
Repairing shoes for
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people who appreciate m
neat, substantial work ,i
the onlv kind we do. ''3
11 not already a custo
mer we solicit your
work.
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GEO. TEKULVE,
Yellow Front Shoe Store.
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It's safest here, for you
tain to get the right ideas
prices.
Come and give us a call. . .
cer-and
Tie m
One-Price Mug Boose,
MAX KIRSCHBAUM, Proprietor.
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NOTICK FOR I'll IU CATION.
Laqci Office nt Nnrtb l'lutto, Neb,, I
Mnrch Mil, I W0. t
Knllcn la herebr ulven that thofollnwlotf -named
fettler bun fllod notlcs of lilt Intenllon lo mnkB
final proof Id support of bin clnliu, Anil Hint Mid
proof will bo wndd before ltfglitor and llecelver
at North 1'latto, Nb.,on April 18th, 1D00, vltt
Who made Homestead Entrr No. lO.SM for the
HoutliweKt quarter of Becllon 10, Town 11 North
ItnaRe S3 wet.
lln tinmen llin fnllnnlnif wl(nfP9 to tirOTB Ilia
conlinuouii realdenco upon and cultivation of raid
mini viii uiMinin i.arue, wiuiam unrninu, v. a.
Onrman and Thomas Bjkoit, all of Wallace, Nell
tnO-6 Heglnter.
NOTICK FOR l'UltMCATIO.N.
Land Offlce nt North Platte, Neb.,
Mnrch &th. lfKK). I
Notice li herebr clrcn that the foliowltin-nnnjed
eettler liaa filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof In rupport of hi claim, ami mat eaiu
proof will bo tnado before llcglster knd Itecelrer
at North Plntte. Nob., on April 18th, 1P00, vfii
THOMAS V. HYKEB,
who madn Home. bend Kutrjr No. 10714, for Iho
Northensl quarter of Hectlon'l. Town 11 iNorm,
llanKO l Wet.
lln nniiiea thn following wltnossoa to urrvo hla
continuous residence upon ami cultivation ot raid
land vizi n ullum J,niiuo, wiuiam uarman, u.
A. Oarman and Chalmor Osier, nil of Wallace,
Nebraska,
mil 0 OKOItQE K. FnENClt, lie glstor,
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NOTICE FOlt 1'UIIMOATION.
ljnd Olllct nt North Pintle, Neb..
March Mil. I WW.
Nntlco Is herebr ulven that l.lunr A. Cnrr tins
filed notice ot Intention to iniiko llnnl proof be
fore Iteelnler and llecelver nt their office In
North Platte. Nebraska, on Tuesday, t ho 17th
dsjr of April, 1000, on Timber Culturo Application
no. i3,izn for ino Morineasi quarter oi section
18, In Township 10 North, llann XI West,
Ho names ns witnesses: Jnmes Auble, A. I.. Ail
ble. Oeorue II, Huuhoa and A, J, Qoodonow, all ot
Garfield, Nebraska,
m.iop. auo, u. riiKNUH, noKister,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
he best
Can bo found nt,
F.
P. DENNIS, M. D.,
HOMOEOPATUIST,
Over First National llantc,
NOHTH PLATTE, NEllIlASKA.
rp O. PATTERSON,
KTTGRNBY'KT'LKJnZ,
Ollloe ovor Yollow Front Shoe Store
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Our Ten-Cent Cigars are the
equal of any.
Your attention is invited to
our fine line of Chewing and
Smoking 1 obaccos and Smok
ers articles.
ILCOX A HALLIGAN,
ATT0RNEY8-AT.LAW,
fiOUTH PLATTE, ... NEBRASKA
Offlo over North Platte National Dank.
NORTHRUP,
DENTIST,
Ofllco. ovor Modol Clothing Storo,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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H. IUvIK.
AVIS & ROAOII
li. K, ItOACIl,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W.
NORTH PLATTE,, - - NEBRASKA
Grady Block Rooms 1 & 2.
H.
S. RIDGELY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW .
Olllco in lllnmuu Blook. Dpwov fitrnnt.
NORTH PLATTE, - - NEBRASKA
F. II, Edmonds. ' j. m. Calhoun
Edmonds & Calhoun,
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
Over l'oatomcc. NOUTH 1T.ATTK, NEU
J , S. HOAOLANU. W, V. IIOAOLANI)
Hoagland&Hoagland.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
Office over
MoDonald'a llank. NOUTH PLATTE, NEU
Land Seekers or Users
'Me Notice......
I have 400.000 Acres of Pas
ture Lands for Sale or Lease
nt priced rnnglnj from DO coots to
9'2 per noro, Rnnohos, fnrm, liny,
and IrrlKntod lunds, nntl otlior
oIiibbos of Real Eatuto. Lund Bold
on tho 10 yenr U. P. R. R. tlmo
plan, ono-tontli down, balnnco In
yearly puymontB. Call on
I- POET,
p- R- Lond Asont
vfiiuiiHwin uuillliu,
5c
CIGAR
IN TOWN
OllDEIt OF IIEAltlNG.
Htote of Nohrnska, Lincoln County. ,
in ino mattor of the estato of Our A, Lalng,
On readlmr and flllnir tlm nntlilnn nt u.,.ii ti
Lalnu nrnylna n final nettlemnnt nml nllnnm. nf
her account, died on tho 23d dor of Februnrv.
1000, and for her illnclmrRO.
u.ufi.ou, iii.n rtirn t, iimu, hi iu o-ciock a, m.,
osslKned for hearlnu laid netitlon. when all ner.
sons Interested In raid mattor tnnv nnnniir nt n
coumy court lo De Hold in and for said countr. and
nlrnw cauno whr the prayer of petitioner nhould
UnteU February 1000.
A. 8, IUldwin, County Judge.
SThe Cash
Grocery.
I iiavc just
line of
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received a full Z
and am now ready to fill m
orders promptly at the JJJ
lowest prices. I handle m
Columbus Red Seal Flour 2
Phi Hi. lOlnnr i
m
m
staple Groceries
m
m and North Platte Flour.
fTOIvc me u call and liu cuu-
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T vlncuil that my lirlces and cooriti arc 2,
2 rlRlit. h 2
U. G. SAWYER. $
Legal Notices.
LKOAL Norioi:,
T. K. Hanuer, flrt iiaino unknown, defondaiit.
will taku nntlce that on tholltb day of January,
11HX). William H. llaller. nlnlnlilT. n ml hla ietltlnn
III the dlDtrlvt court of Lincoln comity, Nbrnkii,
mo nujt'ii mm iui)or oiwnicii uro 10 ouiuin iikir
lucni lor iiib aum 01 tw.vo, tor work and labor
itouu and performed by pliilntlll for defendant, nt
dafonilanta renUHfti that on tho 6th day of Febru
ary, nw. piainutr naa iwueu ny uie clerk or Midi
court an nrdur of attachment for unlil nin nf
PO.tXJj that property ofaald defendant cnnoUtlnK
nt the couth half ot the nnrlliwoxt quartor and thu
northweKt quarter of tho nnrlhwert nuarter of
aectlon 11. lownniui Vi. riiuitein wept lull nrlncl
pal merlilliiu, Nebraaku, han been nttachi'd umler
void order; the object uud prayer of plaintiff aru
to have auch property mild to eatltfy Indebteduean
ot $110.00, You are required toanawvrvald pvtlllon
ou or uuiore uomiay, ine idiii uay oc April, iia,
infll
Wll.UlU H. JUlUSY.
liv H . H Itl.lK-sly. hU Aitoruey,
NOTICE OF HAI.K UNMiK CIIATT1M.
MOUTOAOK.
Notice la hereby ulveu thut tiv lrtucnf m ini
lei DioriKK" uuitu ou uie M nay or
I'Vlirilnr
1800, and duly tiled In the office ot the couni
clerk ot Llucoln county, Nebraska, oa the Ith day
of February, liilW, ami executed by W. T. HerrliiK
to I). H. Kiivey to ecuro Iho payniont of tho Hum
If 210,83, mid upon which thoro i now tine the sum
otfKUSU and Interest) defunlt havlUK been made
Iu iho payment of Mild miiiii; and uoHult or other
procueuiiiK" at law nnlutt bevu Inttltutod to ru
cover told debt or any part thereof, therefore 1
will fell the follow ln property therein described
via: "One ronn RultllnK Innined llonnlo 11 yeara
old, weight WO H)iindi, worth IN).lV "One wrrel
mare witn wuue airlpe in face, one white hind
foot, K year old, welaht 10V) poiinda. worth
KOIXI," One bay mare 10 year old. woluht l.l0
pouud, worth f.Vl.W, naiued Dalay," at public
auction in ironior mo poatomco bullilliiuin lirady
Uluud, Lincoln county, Nebraska, ou Haturdar.
the llth day ot April, HMO, at ouo o'clock p. m, ot
jrf A in, iieo. ... . , , ,
mao D. II, EAVtV.Moflgaffco.
CONTEST NOTICE.
U. S. Land Office, North Plntte, Neb.,
Mnrch nth. 1CO0.
A suftlclent content nludavlt havlmt bcou (lied Iu
this olHco by llufus E. Funk contestant, nnnln.t
Umnesteau entry mi. iMiia made February itu.
1MO, for tho east halt of the Houthwent onartor
and Iitn Three and Four ot Bnc
tlon 18, In Townrhlp 11 nrlh, ltuno Si went, by
Paul K. Jensen, Oontostee, in wlilcnu is allegeil
that l'aul E, Jem on has not resided upon said
tract or Improved the same in any manner since
aukusi, inns,, rnero are no improvements oi any
kind on tho land; that said defects
exist to tills dim that ho has not been In tho
service of Iho United States army, navy or ma
rlno corps durlnir said abandonment', said parties
aro hereby notified to appear, resond and offer
ovldenco touching said allegation nt ton o'clock
n, m on April 21th, M0. beforo the lteglster
and Kecclvor at tho United States land olHco In
North riutte, Nob.
The said contestant hnvlna. In a proper nmdavtl
Hied March Mil. 1D00. set forth facta which
show that after dno diligence, personal servlca of
mis notice cannot be mane, It is n ere by ordered
and directed that such notlco bo given by due and
proper publication.
mu-o utu.K iriiKNuii, iieuister.
NOTICE FOlt I'UULICATION.
Land Ofllco at North Platte, Neb., )
March 7th. ltlUO. C
Notlco Is hereby Riven Hint the f olIowlniMiamed
settler has filed notice of bin Intention to make
final proof In support of hlx claim and that said
proof will bo made before the lteirlster nnd lle
celver at North Platte, Neb., on April 18tll,
1P00, Vll-
WILLIAM LAKIK,
who mndo Homestead Entry No. l.TOltl for the
Southwest quarter of Section 81, Town 11 North,
uange aj nest.
llo names tho following witnesses to prove hln
continuous residence upon and cultivation ot
said land, viz: .
Thomas Bykes. chalmor Onler. William Oar
man mid O, A, Oarman, all of Wallace, Neb.
mW OEO. E. F11KNC11, Iteglster.
CONTEST NOTICE.
United Btntes Land Office, )
North Platte, Neb., March 12th, 11)00. (
A suftlclent contest affidavit havluu been filed In
this olllco by Harrison Weeks contestant, against
Homestead Entry No, 10172, made July 17th,
18Vl,for,the east half ot the southeast quarter
and tho south half of the Southeast quarter in Sec
tioiuii, rownsmpu north, Uaugo 83 wont, by Si
mon II. Sblvely, Contestoo, In which It Is nlfeged
tha t Simon II: Shively has failed to roslde upon
or cultivate any portion of said tract since July,
IBM. but has wholly abandoned the same. Ihoro
arenn improvements on said land, that snld defects
exist to the present tlmo; that ho han not
been In the service ot the United State
army, navy or marine enrpa dnrlng said
abandonment; sold partlea aro hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at iu o'ciock a, m. on May nin, lwu,
before James S. llobblus, notary public-nt Wallace,
Lincoln county, Keuraska, and mat llnnl bearing
will be held at 10 o'clock, n. m on May 10, 11U0,
before the Register and Receiver at tho United
States Land ODIce In North Platte, Nebraska.
The suld contestant having, In a proper affidavit
filed March 12th, 11KX), set forth facts which show
that after duo diligence personal service ot this
nntlce cannot bo made. It Is heroby ordored and
dlrectnd that such notlco be given by duo And
proper publication.
mi.io ueu, e, i iiL.NUJi, itegister.
NOTICE OF BALK UNDEH CHATTEL
MOHTUAOL',
Nollco Is boroby given that by1 virtue of a chnU
I mortuace dated on tho 25th nf Niivntnlinr
lfi'.l'.i, and duly tiled In the ofllco ot Ihe comity
clerk of Lincoln county, Nebraska, on tho th
uay ot November, ibv.i, anil executed by tl. A
Heckler to Tho First Notional llank, of North
Platte, Nebraska, to securo thu navment of thn
sum of l,S0O 00, and upon which thoro Is now duo
tho sum ot H,35I.I7 default having been made
In tho payment and condition of said note and
mortgage, and no suit or other proceedings at
law having been Instituted to recover said debt or
any part mereor, tiiorofore I will sell the prop
erty therein described, viz:
Thirty head ot cows, B to 7 years old, branded
A on left hip;
Ono in red bull 2 vunra nlil lirnml.i,! fi nn li.rt
nipt
Throo
branded fi on left lit it:
Twenty (20) head of yearling steer branded
p. I.n 1.1. . i. . .
, in, ,uii uiji, j.i.vii, i uiucki; i
Twenty .W) nean of yearling helfera (18 red,
black) branded n on lefthln:
At public auction at tho ranch of Wm. V, Cody,
two miles northwest of North Platle, In tho county
of Lincoln. Nebroska. on tho ith day of Anrll.
uw, at i uxioca p. in. oi sai'i day.
inioii mis uin nay or Marcii ivw.
mini Fiukt National Uank.
Mortgagee,
t A Well
r
I Dressed
(3) 2 year old steers, red ond white,
LAND OPPIOE NOTICES.
N0T10K FOlt rilllMCATION.
United Htutes Land Office, )
North Platte. March nth. ltiOO. i
Nolico 1b hereby ulvon that Addle Kvef.
formerly Palmer, has filed notice ot hur Intontlon
to makii llnnl proof beforo the Iteulslor nml
llecelver at their olllco Iu North Platte. Nebras
ka, on l'liitrsday, thu 20th day ot April, HHUl. on
on Timber Culture Application No. lil.lnri, for
tho South half ot the Hotithtat quarter, the
Southeast quarter of tho Southwest quarter mid
Lot I ot Section 10. Townsh In 10 North, ltaiica
su west.
ho names as wltnessos: A. 8. Flotclior of lln-
chanau, Neb., A. L. Fletcher of Echo, Neb., uud
v., L. Mootiey and u. u, Hawkins, of Welltleot,
neurasaa,
iu2Wi OF.O. E, FItKNGII, Register
is he who who get us to
make his clothes. We
are now receiving our line
of new and fashionable
Spring Suitings.
F. J. Broeker,
Merchant Tailor.
IP YOU ARE GOING TO
THE
Pacific Coast
Don't comifloto nrrniiKomonti until ou
hnvo bcou rod informntion rosardinR'tlio
poreonally uonduotod oxourslotiB viu tho
NOTICE FOll PUULIOATION.
United Stttcs Ijind Offlce, I
North Platte. Nebraska. February 21. 11KX). f
Notice Is hereby given that llufus II, Kachua has I
tiled nollco of his Intention to muko final proof
beforo the ltculster aud llecelver at their onlco Iu
North Platte, Neb., on Friday, tho th duy ot
April, 1P00, on Timber Culturo Application No.
thn Southwest quatter, of Section 11, Township
lllolli. for the Southwest nuarter Northwest uuartor.
west half Snuthwett quarter, southeast quarter of
15 uorlb. IlnURO 30 west.
He names as wltuetocsi flc-orge Knox, Cbarlo
Knox, Horace Austin and Cash Auitln, nil o
North Platte. Neb.
fJ70 OEO. E FIIENCH. lleRlster
NOTICE FOlt PUnLIOVTlON.
Land Office at North Platte, Neb,
February 2dlh. 1U00.
Notice Is hereby given that the following-named
settler hu tiled notice of his Intenllon to muko
tlnal tiroof In support of hi claim, and that said
proof will be uiude before lleglster aud llecelver
it North Platte, Neb., on April tllh, 1W0, vlzs
A ItF.tllNE JEPSEN
whf made liniuesteud eutry No. 17W7 for tho
north half of the northwest quarter and the sonlh
west quarter of northwest quarter aud northwest
quarter ot southwe.t quarter of seclloi
nln 0 north, rauae 2H west.
llo name the following witnesses to prove his
continuous reuuence upon anu cultivation oi saiu
lml..ylt: jJvtiu.HAnsen, O, L. Jensen, T, Jepsvni
OTII
Md
icnVeo, all of Ourtl Ne'b' ,
PICTO
Theeo oxcuJsious lcavo Oinoha ovory
Frldny, in ologuntly upbolstorod Ordi
nary Sleeping Cure, llhiminntod by
PlntBoh Lfglit, Ilontod by Stoatn.
DofKORo uliookoil through to deetinn.
tion.
Protntit and satiufootory 6orvice,
E3?"Mnny hours quickor titno than nny
otlior lino,
tor tlmo tables, foldors, illuatrntfd
books, i)atnplilots,descriptlvoof the ter
ritory travorBeiVacnll on
JAS B'. SOANLAN, Agent.
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Keglite'r,
