Site mi-Wf titty ftrUnmf.
TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1900.
IRA L BARB, Editor awd Pbopriktor
BUBSOnirTION BATK8.
One Year, cash In advance, M.5
Six Months, cosh In advance 75 Osnts'
aUrdattbKoribPItU(NbrMk)potoffleM
sseond-clsssmatUr.
Republican Convention.
There wilt Ik held In North Platte on April
21. 1000, a republican delegate county con
vention (or the purpose of nominating one
County Attorney, and for the election of
delegates to the .State, Congressional, Sena
torial and Heprescntatlvc Conventions.
The neveral precincts will be entitled to
representation at said convention based
upon the vote for Hon. M. II. Itcccc, for Su
preme Judge as follow
No. Platte No. 1,... o
No, lMatteNo.2.... IS
No. I'lattcNo. 3 ... (1
Antelope . t
Mini wood 8
Ilrady -
lluchanan a
Cottonwood 2
Cox 2
Deer Creek 2
Dickens 2
Kalrvlew 2
Fox Creek 3
(larllclil I
Oaslln 2
Hall 3
Hlnman ..... 3
Hooker.,. I
Kern .......... i 1
Table I
Lemon 2
Total
Maxwell 2
Medicine 3
Miller ,. I
Myrtle J
Nichols I
Nowcll 1
O'Fallons :
Osgood 2
l'eckham 2
Plant 2
Kosedalc 2
Sellers.... 1
Somerset 2
Sunshine I
Vromam 2
Walker 2
Wallace 3
Well i
Whlttler 2
Willow , 2
....ioi
At which county convention a central com.
mlttPC will lc selected and other business of
Importance transactcl. A full representa
tion Is conildently expected to express
approval of the wise and patriotic adminis
tration of public affair 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. , ....
It Is recommended that (lie prlmarlos In tlie
several precincts be held on Saturday, April II.
Ily order ot the County Central Committee.
II. H. HllHirxT, Iiia r.. IIAiik,
Secretary, Chairman.
Twelve "good and true men"
pronounced Viola Horlocker not
guilty of the charge of administer
ing poisonous candy to Mrs. Morcy
of Hastings. There arc people,
however, who believe that Viola
was guilty as charged and should
have paid the proper penalty.
The following paragraph from
the Kimball Observer of last week
is an index of the feeling among
republicans throughout this legis
lative district: "The republicans
of the Fifty-fourth legislative dis
trict will make no mistake in nom
inating W. T. Wilcox of North
Platte for the lower house again.
He was a member of our law-making
body two years ago, filling the
position, with honor and credit to
the state and will be in a position
to do more effective work the next
term. The republicans in this
part of the" district arc all for W.
T. Wilcox."
D. 10. Thompson, who attempted
to make a tie-up with populist mem
bers of the legislature with the
vain hope of being elected United
States senator, is said to be very
active at present, and backed by
his reputed wealth, is suggesting
candidates in some of the legisla
tive districts. It maybe possible
that Thompson can place some
men undct obligations to him and
secure their nomination on the
legislative ticket, but if he does
so, it is ten to one that his candi
dates will be defeated. TIiib per
niciotts activity of Thompson is
detrimental to the best interests of
the party in the state, and we
trust that no republican will be led
ustray by his siren voice or pie
thoric purse. The republican party
of Nebraska should not be tacri
ficed in the attempt to gratify the
am bit ion of a man wucse repttbli
canisui, as shown two years ago, is
questionable, and who resorts to
methods which should be spurned
by all true republicans.
Pertinent Faragragka.
A Uryan aud Sulzer ticket would
be able to talk at both cuds almost
incessantly.
The person who contributes to
the contentment between capital
and labor docB more for humanity
than a whole army of talking poll
tlcians.
When American products are
carried to all parts of the world in
American bottoms the politicians
who arc opposing progress will be
made to .see their mistake.
Mr. Bryan may later on claim
that ltia privilege of heading th
Kansas City ticket aud dictating
the platform, should give to him
the right to name liie running
mate. He could do nil this in order
to emphasize his well known oppo
sition to bossism.
"What Lincoln was to his cou
try in his day, McKinlcy is to th
country today; and the nation
which .expressed its endorsement
ot Lincoln' by re-electing him to the
presidency will set a Bimtlar mar
oi approDation ou tuc mtcat ot ms
latinguialtcd successors," says
American Commerce and Indus
tries, the organ of the commercial
travelers of the United States.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Gins. R, Kankin is laying off
and K. G. Weir is taking his place
on the swing run.
It is expected that the icing gang
will be put at work in a few days.
It will be, as heretofore, in charge
f Witt. Brown.
Knginc No. 957 came down lrom
ic Wyoming division last night
and went through to Omaha today
for a general overhauling.
Yesterday's receipts at the sepa
rator station wore still above the
000 mark. About 2,175 pounds of
cream arc now shipped from here
every week.
Elmer C. Baker expects to move
down to Pawnee Springs the latter
part of the week aud take charge
f the farming operations which
will be carried on on the Keith
ranch. If Dame Rumor is to be
credited he will join the ranks of
the benedicts on Thursday and
will spend Ills honeymoon at the
.-inch.
The Wool Growers' Association.
of Carbon county, Wyo., has about
completed arrangements with the
Union Pacific railroad to lease
000,000 acres of land in Carbon"
county for five years at an annual
rental of one cent per acre payable
annually. This area is to be divided
among the members of the associa-
on aud a pro rata assessment
made according' to the number ol
sheep grazed.
Sheriff Kelihcrand County Attor
ney Ridgely developed detective
abilities this morning that far out
class Sherlock Holmes. Last night
double buggy was stolen lrom the
ard of a family by the name of
Breggs who live ou the corner of
Third and Vine. The sheriff was
notified and in company with At
torney Ridgely repaired to the
scene of the thieving. They soon
found that the buggy had been
ftcd bodily over the picket fence
and by exercising their keen detec
tive facilities they found that the
deed had been accomplished by
three men, one of whom wore boot
on the heels of which were iron half
plates. They then got down on
their knees and after a keen exam
ination of the tracks made the
startling discovery that the buggy
lad been taken south, They fob
owed the trail as easily as a blood-
10 unci could and soon located the
buggy turned uphlde down in an ir
ngation ditch in the south part of
town. They exercised their newly
discovered detective faculties a
ittlc harder and became convinced
that the horrible deed had been
perpetrated by some campers who
had driven into town last evening
and had left before daylight. IIow
ever they have decided not to prose
cute anyone for the theft as the
value of the buggy is only about
five dollars and they arc unable to
prove that the. campers took it.
Hereafter it will be healthier lor all
thieves to avoid North Platte be
cause these worthy ofhcials arc
anxious for another opportunity to
try tncir skill.
WOMAN
IS LIKE A DEUOA TE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
In rood condition she is sweet and lovable,
and sines life's sont? on a joyful harmonious
string. Out of order or unstrung, there Is
discordance and unhapplness. Just as there
is one Key note to all music so there Is one key
note to health. A woman might as well try
to fly without wings as to feel well and look
well while the organs that make her a woman
are weak or diseased. She must be healthy
Inside or she can't be healthy outside. There
are thousands of women sulierlng s lcntly al
over the country. Mistaken modesty urges
their silence, while there Is nothing moro
admirable than a modest woman, health Is
of the first Importance. Every other con
slderatlon should eive way beforo It. Brad
ueids female Regulator is a medicine toi
women sills. It Is
way to cure leu-
corrhea, tailing ot
the womb, nervous
ness, headache,
backache nnd gen
eralweakness. You
wilt be astonished
at the result, es
pecially If you have
been experiment
ing with other so
called remedies.
We ore not asking
you to try an uncer
tainly. I3radfleld's
Regulatorhasmade
happy thousandsof
women, What It
has done for others
It can do tor you,
Sold In drug stores
for $1 a bottle,
. A free lllustritrd
book will bo seat
tunllwhowilUto
TIKI BRAOnCLD
REGULATOR CO.
Atlanta, Ca.
BLOOD POISON.
In Rome cases the external signs of Cotillions Mood Poison arc so slight that the
victim is firmly within the crash of the monster before the true nature of the disease
is known. In other cases the blood is quickly filled with this poisonous virus and the
swollen glands, mucus patches in the mouth, sores on Gcalp, ulcers on tongue, sore
throat, cruntlons ou skin, cotmer colored splotches, nnd falling hair aud eyebrows
leave no room for doubt, as these arc nil unmistakable sinus of Conlninous Mood Poison.
Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Dlood Foisou. These poisonous min
erals never yet made a complete mid permanent cure of Contagious Mood Toi'soti. Thcv
back into the system, cover it up for a while, but it breaks out ngain in worse form. These powerful minerals produce mercurial
rheumatism nnd the most offensive sotcs nnd ulcers, causing the joints to stiffen nnd finger nails to drop off. Moroury and
potash mako wrocks, not euros, and those who have been dosed with these drugs are never after free from aches and pain.
.-. n. o. acis in an entirely (iiucrcni manner, icitig n purely vcgciauic rcmcuy ; u
instead of tearing down, builds up and invigorates the general health. S. S. S. is the
therefore the only cure for Contagious Blood Poison. No matter in what stntrc or
though pronounced incurable by the doctors, S. S. S. can be relied upon to make n rapid, permanent cure. S. S. S. is not a
new, untried remedy ; an experience of nearly fifty years has proven it n sure nnd unfailing cure for this disease. It is the
only purely vegetable blood medicine known.
Mr. H. L. Mycr, loo Mulberry fit,. Newark, N. J , gays " I was. a filleted with a terrible blowl disease, which was In spot at first, but afterwards
iprcad all over my body. These noon broke out Into notes, mid It in easy to imagine the suffering I endured. Before 1 became convinced that the
sss
ever for this.
AU correspondence is held
Twenty Dollar Howard.
Twenty dollars will be paid to
the first person giving information
which will lead to the return of
two three-year-old marcs; a dark
brown and a sorrel, each weighing
about 900 pounds, that have
strayed from my place on Sec. 34
T 9, R 28 in Fox Creek canyon.
The brown marc has white spot
n forehead The sorrel lias light
colored tail and mane and white
sock on hind leg.
OLE FHEDERICKSON,
Curtis, Neb.
For Rent: Thirteen hundred
acres laud, south side South Platte
ivcr. Part hay land, part under
cultivation and part pasture.
Cultivated land under south side
ditch. Water goes with land. Will
rent the whole tract for xwv per
annum. i is. uullakd.
FARM FOR RENT.
300 acres of choice valley land un
der the Suburban Irrigation canal.
Frame house, stable, well and
pump. About 150 acres of hay,
pasture and about 80 acres under
cultivation. One mile from Nich
ols station on U. P. R. R. Apply
to T. C. Patterson.
UDUDITVCf
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VETERINARYSPECIFICS
A jt ipnt'Dna " ' ... .
cuiuaj lions, Luna Fever. Milk Fever.
II. Il.iflrilAINH. Lameness, Injuries,
cunxa J Kheuniallim.
V. IHOItlt TimOAT, Quinsy. Epizootic.
cures J Distemper)
gft&j WORMS, Dots. Grubs.
II.E.lCOUfiHS, Colds, Influenza. Inflame
cure ) Lunis, lMeuro. Pneumonia.
F. I'. JljlLK!, Iiellvachr. Wlnd-niown,
cubes Diarrhea, Dysentery.
a. a. Prevents MISCAIUtlAflK.
j KID.VEY 4c BLADDEIl DISOItDBItfl. j
1.1. iHllliV DIHuAHKn. Msnce, Eruptions,
cuaEsi Ulcer. Urease, Farcy
J, H.lllAn COXniTIO.V, Ktarlns foal,
cunt Indigestion, htumarli Htacxrrs.
00a. eacht Btsblo Case, Ten Specifics, Hook, fto., $7.
At druRKltts or sent prepaid on rncelnt of jirlce.
Humphreys' ItCMllcIno Co., Cor. William It John
Bin., New York. Veterinary Mutual Hekt Fbek.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAIi WEAKNESS
nnd Prostration from Over
work or othor causes.
Humnhroyo' Homoopnlhlo Spocifla
No. CO, in UBO over AO yonre, tlio only
Biioooserul ramady.
$1 per rlal,or spoclal package with powder.for $1
Bold by Prut gUtt, or ital )uit-ald on rtcilpt pi i lc.
UlJirllum'JtlSU. CO., Ctr.tTIUUa A its Sli.,Trli
mi SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm Iflafjhinetty.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK 8 SALISBURY,
NORTH PLATTE.
A Well
Dressed
Man
is he who who get us to
make his clothes. We
are now receiving our line
ol. new and fashionable
Spring Suitings.
F. J. Broeker,
Merchant Tailor.
FOR 14 CENTS
W wlih ti cln tbU rvar EttM0 1
1 lk.(Jllr ll,ir II..I hi. ,
titrtwtiprrr Moluo. lto
11 ir luiiuti, ice '
Ksrly Hlpo l-'uMniio, ii-o I
Katl Dlunrr Union, l,lo I
Urllllant Fluwsr Hcrl. ISc i
Wortli 1,00, for 1 1 rcnU, JTTul Ci
AbnvalU l'kita. worth iJl.W.wowtll &
i l.Ie.
sour trsda si,d know wliau vuu iiucv
try Snl.rr'H eodrou nlllnsttr
till wttliunt. Til lUllt Ntraulrrrv
tMisMlt.uuausrtatwlcsri'(rlr. Ill i'l'A
-OKI i. tULIXU crzuio.. LtrUOKMK. IIIH. "aa
mi
lasn tou irrt loyriurr wnn our
rnU about Sailer's .MIIIUii ll,.j. S
lur I'alplo. upon rrcdrt Lit ttila 2C
niilirn k f.tp. htftiuu. wh Invlta Ts?
i
noctorsj coum no me no koou i nau spent a Hundred dollars, which was really inrown away. I tlien
tried various patent medicines, but they did not reach the disease. When I had finished my first
uome oi . s. a. i wns Kreaiiy improved, nnu was deugmed wiin tne result. The large, red splotches
on m v chest bciran to crow inter mid smaller, nnd 17
lost weight, tecamc stronger, and my nppetlte improved,
clear as n piece of glass,"
Send for our Home Treatment Book, which contains valuable information about
this disease, with complete directions for self treatment. Our medical department is
in charge of physicians who have made a life-time study of blood diseases. Don't
hesitate to write for anv information or advice wanted. We make no charge what.
in the most sacred confidence. THE SWIFT
Dressmaking
On April ist we will open
Dressmaking Parlors at the
corner of Vine and Sixth Sts.,
and will be prepared to do
first-class up-to-dnte Dress
making at reasonable rates.
MRS. L. A. McAFEE,
MISS MAMB McAFEE.
Land Seekers or Users
Take Notice......
I have 400,000 Acres of Pas
ture Lands for Sale or Lease,
nt prices ranging from 90 conts to
82 por ncro. Ranches, fnrm, liny,
nnd irrigated lunds, nnd othor
classes of Real Estate. Lund sold
on tho 10 yenr U. P. 11. R. titno
plan. otiO'tonth down, bnlunuo In
yearly pnymonte. Call on
U. P. It. It. Land Agent
Ottonstcin Duilding,
NORTH PLATTE, NED.
JThe Cash 1
T s
l Grocery.
m
I have just received a full
line of
TV
Staple Groceries
if and am now ready to fill S
JJJ orders promptly at the JJJ
t lowest prices, I handle m
J Columbus Red Seal Flour
m and North Platte Flour.
JJ fiTGIve me a call anil lie con- S
JJ, vlnccil that my prices and goodM arc jjj
I U. G. SAWYER. ;
tt fjjlrffrf&rrtlr
we are
Kept Busy
Repairinir shoes
for ii
people who appreciate
IIC.U, bUUSlilllllill WOIK
the only kind we do.
If not already a custo
mer we
work.
solicit your ly
Fln TFSK-ITT VFl
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Al, IWIIUH 1'lUllt OllUb IJIUI W
5c
The best
CIGAR
IN TOWN
Con bo found tit
J. F SGHMALZAISS'S.
Our Ten-Cent Cigars are the
equal of any.
Your attention is invited to
our fine line of Chewing and
Smoking Tobaccos and Smok
ers articles.
Logal Notices.
Notice for Bids.
Notice- is horoby civen thnt nonlcd nro
tiosiiln will bo rvcoived by tho IJoiird of
Kducntinu of tho rchool dfutrict df llio
city of North Platte, for tnltin 'lown tho
old liiKli BclionI buiUluiR ou block 111, in
Bald city, Biiid building to bo talcon ilo-n
nnd iiintoritd Btuukod on wiiil nrotniBea in
nccordnueo with r)ocilluatiniiR for Hiittio
which can I o booh by npplicntiou to tho
Recrotnryot tno Bchooi oonrn.
At tho Eiuno timo nronoBnlB will bo ro
coivod for tho purchiiBo ot fctiiil biiildinc,
without furnittiro and tht irop, and re
moval of eanio from paldblnck, The
Hoard reserves tho rluht to roicot any
mid all bid, All bida to bo submitted
on or boforo 12 o'clock M., ot April 10,
1000, nnd n certified pheck of ton por
cent of tho amount ot oauh bid to uc
company bida, 'llio eucccBefnl biddor
will bo required togivo bond in tho sum
of 8500 for tho faithful porformanco of
Bind contract,
North l'latto, Ni'b., March 27, 1,000.
' Li:m 1J. Ihenuakt,
rnSti Bco'y Uparil of Bdubaii'dn.
Mercury
AND
Poiash
Make
wrecks,
Not cures
drive the disease
torccs tucjpoison out ot tuc system, aim
only antidote for this specific virus, and
how boneless the case mav nnnenr. even
ior
re long disappeared entirely. I renamed mv
1 was soon entirely well
ell, and my skin as
SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA.
Notice for Bids,
Notice is horoby given that sonlcd pro
poenlB will bo rccoived by tho Board ot
Education of tho school district of tho
city or North Flntto, for tho erection of
n contrnl High School building on block
111, in snld city ot North Plntto, In nc
cordnnco with plnns nnd specifications
on lllo with tho secrotnry of said Board.
Snid bidders will bo required to stiito in
Bald bids the prico thoy will pay por
thousand for such brick nnd lumber
takon from old building as tho Board
shnll ordor used in tho construction of
said now building. Each bid for build
ing comploto, or without heating np
pnrntus, to bo nccompnniod by n cortiflod
chock for $500. Each bid for heating
apparatus, to bo necompnniod by n certi
fied chock for $100. Tho successful
biddor for orccting building will bo ro
quired to furnish n surety company bond
in tho sum of 815,000 nnd tho successful
biddor for putting in tho henting np
pnrntus, n suroty ompnny bond in tho
sum of 82,000 for tho faithful perform
anco of snid contract. Building to bo
comploted by Octobor 15, 1000. All bids
to bo submitted on or boforo 12 o'clock
M., April 19, 1000. Tho board reserves
tho right to reject nny nnd all bids.
North Plntto, Nob., Mnrch 27, 19C0.
Lkm. B. Ikemiakt.
tn274 Bco'y Board of Education.
LKOil, NOTICE.
Arcblv V. Newport, Letllo V. Newport. E.
II, Laymnn antl MaKKlo K. Layman, Albert
O Layman nnd Mrs. Albert O. Lnymnn do.
tondnuts, will take notice, that on the 211b
day of March, 11(30, tho McKlnley-Lntitilnj?
Loan h Trut Co., platntlft herein, (Hod Its petition
In the dtstrlot court of IJnooln oounty, Neuraskn,
nKnlnst said defendants, Die object nnd prayer of
which are 'to foreclose two certain mnrfiraKes ex
ecuted by tho dofcodants. Archlo V. Ncwnort and
Lettl V. Npwjxirt. to the plaintiff, uoon the
soninoatt quarior or section ', townsnlp u, rane
31, In Lincoln county, Nebraska, one of which
inongnKes was Rlreo to secure tho. payment of
one promissory bond dated May 20th, IBM, payable
April 1st, 1UC0. together with ten Interest ooupon
notes attached to said bond for 1 2.2.1 each. The
Orst one payable October 1st, lMO and one each
succeeding six lnonthi; and one mortRnRe Rtron to
Fecuro iuo pnymeni oi ten iromissory notes aateu
Mil T 20th. 18U.). for t't 25 each, one oarable October
1st, 1M)"i undono each sncccedlDKclx months there
after. That there Is now due UMn said bond,
coupons, uotcs and mortgages the sum of M2."i.(W
tor wnicn sum witn intereM from April Ist, UUU,
plaintiff prays for n decree that defendants be
required, to pay the same, or that raid premises
nny tie sold to sntisiy ine amount round due.
You are hereby nottnod that on tho 7th day of
May. 1000, at 10 o'clock, n, m or as noon there
after as plaintiff can be heard it will apply to tho
district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, or to
tne juiige inoroor, ror mo appointment or a re
ceiver of the rents and nroflts of said mortcaccd
ptcmlses, upon the Rrouod that defendants have
fallpd to pay tho Interest upon said mortffairo, for
past fire years, and have fulled to pay tho taxes
upon said premises for five years past and that
saia premises oro -nsunicient ip pay said ruort
cases. Intnrest. taxes.- and costs, end said do
fendants aro all non-resident of ths state, and
in (import oi sucu application it win nio and reau
tho nllldavlt ot T. O. J'nttormn. I'lalntlff proioses
Ihename ot Ueseklah W. Davis ns receiver, with
O, J,. Tattorson and Max lleer as sureties, l'lnln-
tlfr nlso offers as sureties for Itsolf O, L, ratterson
and Max lleor.
You aro remilrod to answer said pell ton on or
ueiore mo (in nay or aiay, jvuu.
Dated March 25, iWX).
TIIJC McKlNLKrLAXHIXd LoAK AMpTiiustCo,
1'lnlnllft.
T, O. Patterson, Attorney, u27l
HlIEItirF'S SALE.
Ily vlrluo ot an execution from the district
court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, upon n JudR
nient rendered in said court In favor of Marr J
llartman, and SRslnst I'atrlck Conneally, I have
levied upon tne rouowinp; uescrioed real estate as
the property of the Bald Patrick Conneally, to-wit:
Tho .southwest quartet of section twenty, In
townehln ten. raneo thirty-four and tho east Ave
acres oi tbo southeast quarter ot the southeast
quarter of section nineteen, in township ten,
rnngo thirty-four, west sixth 1'. M , nil In Ltn
cotn county, Nebraska, and I will on the 2ftlh
day of April, 11NI0, at 1 o'clock p. in. ot aald
fluy, at the east front door ot the court house
(l)iat being tie bullillt.fi wherein tho last term of
pnurtnos field), of said county In North I'latte,
sell the said renl estate at publo auction to the
highest bidder for cash, or a D)icl thereof as to
satisfy said execution) tbo amount found due
thereon lu llio aggregate being tho sum ot 172.W
and fll wewts, and accruiiiR ooms.
Hated North J'latte, Neb., March 27, 1000.
inVO Tll T. Kkliukii, Hhorlff.
NOTIOE OF HALE UNOllH 0IIATTEL "
MOIiTOAOE,
Notleo It horebyslvon that by virtue of u chat
tol mortgage dated on the 3d day of February,
18W1, and duly filed In the ofllce ot Die county
clork of Uncoln conly, Nobraska, on tho Ith day
of February, 18X1, and oxecut'd by W. T- Herring
to V, II. EaTey to seoure tho payment of the sum
210,R", and upon hlch Iheru Is now duo tho sum
of !! 80 find Interrsti ilefuult having been made
III tho luiyiiimit of said sunn nnd no suit or other
proceeding ut law huvlng been Instituted to re
cover said debt or nny part thereof, therefore I
will sell tho following property thorvlu doscrlbed,
tUi "Ouo ronn soldi iiji named Itonulolll years
old. weight MX) poumN, worlh .V) U0,' "Ouo sorrel
mare with white stripe In faro, one nhlto hind
foot. 8 years old, weight IO.",0 pounds, worth
t.VIIX)." One baytuaro 10 years old, weight 1,000
pounds, worlh M.W, named D.ilcy," nt publlo
auction In front of the postofltco building In Ilrady
Island, Uncoln county, Nebraska, on Haturdiiy.
the llth day of April, 1W.O, at ouo o'clock p. m. of
salil day.
Dated March l'th, 1SHI0.
man O.ll KAVKY, Mortuaeee.
LAND OPPIOE NOTICES.
NOTICE foil I'lUH.IOATION,
Laud Oftlio at North l'latto. Neb,,
" February 2flth, 1KO.
Notleo 1 hereby given that tho following-named
settler has filed notice of his Intention In maku
final 1roof lu support nt his claim, and lhat said
proof will be mui'e before ItegUter and Itecetvor
tt North I'latte, Neb., on April Dili, 1V00, vis:
A. ItEUINK JEI'HEN
ahomads hnmestcail entry No. 1710" for (he
north half of tho northwest quarter and the south
west quarter of northwest quarter and northwest
iiuurter of southwest qunrlor of section 2H, town
ship t north, range 2.S wet.
lie name's tho following witnesses in prove hs
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of said
lauil. vli: John H'.n.'u, 0. U Jensen, T. Jopseb.
U,.MOTtl'nifVnl.uil of tfiutis, Nei,- . .. '
fil-Q. QUO. fl. FBEKCII, neglVtcr,
AN EASTER DRIVE
Is one of the most enjoyable of the
whole year, when spring's balmy
breath is coaxing the flowers back
to lite nnd bloom, It will be doubly
enjoyable when taken in one of my
handsome nnd comfortable Canopy
Top Surreys, Road Wagons, Phae
tons or Buggies. Call and exam-
ne mv Easter show of Up-to-date
vehicles.
Jos. Hershey.
NOTICE FOlt 1'UULIOATION.
Land OIUco at North Platte, Nob.,
L
aiarcn inn, uuu,
Notleo Is horoby nlvcn that Edaar A. Hnrv has
filed notice of Intention to make final proof bo
fore Itcglster and llccotvor at their office In
North I'latte. Nebraska, on Tucsdav. thn 17th
day of April, UK, on Timber Cultura Application
nu, ij.iiu ior me iioruicasi qnanor or Hoctlon
18, In Townrhtp 10 North, Knngn 2 West.
Ho names ns wltnosses: James Auble, A. I, All
bio. Oeorge II. Hughes and A. J. Uondenow. all of
Garfield, Nobraska,
manp. oeo. n. FltENCH, Iteglster.
NOTICK FOlt J'L'Ill.IOATION.
United mates Land Ofllce.
North Platte. March 15th, 1IKO. f
Notice is hereby Riven that Addla Eves.
formerly Palmer, has filed uotlce of her Intention
to make final proof boforo the lteglsler and
Itccelver at their office In North Platte, Nebras
ka. on Thursday, the 201 h day of Atirll. KMO. mi
on Timber Oulturo Application No. l;i,Csr, for
iuo nouiu uau oi ine nouttieasi quarter, tho
Hnulheast quarter ot the Houtbwest quarter and
Lot 4 of Heutlon ln, Township 10 North, ltnngo
30 west.
Sho names as wltnessns: A. H. Flnlrhnr nf tin.
cbanan, Neb., A, L. Fletcher of Echo, Neb., and
t. 1,, aiooney nnu v. u. Hawkins, of Wellftcot,
Nebraska.
m200 GEO. E. FUENOII, HcHlslf r
NOTICE FOll POULIOATION.
United Metes Land Office, I
North Platte, Nebraska, February 21, 11)00. f
Notleo Is hereby given lhat Hutus II. Eachus has
filed notice ot his Intention to mako final proof
beforo the ltcglster nnd Ilerelver at their ofllce in
North Platto, Neb,, on Friday, tho -Tin day of
April, 1000, ou Timber Culture Application No,
HsOlli, for the fiouUiwest quarter Northwest quarter.
West half Southwest quarter, Southeast quarter of
the Houlhwest quarter, of Hoctlon II, Township
111 north, llnngo 0 wtst.
lie names as witnesses: Oeorge Knox, Charles
Knox, Horace Austin nnd Cu.h Austin, all ot
North Platte, Neb.
76 OEO. E. rilENOH. ReHlstor.
notice foh ruIlII(;ATIo.
Land Ofllco nt North Platto, Net)., )
March Ath, ItiUO, (
Notice Is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his Intention tn make
final proof In support ot his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register Mid Receiver
at North Platte, Neb., on April 18lb, 1WW, via:
THOMAS P. 8YKES,
who mado Homestead Entry No. 1CT1I, for the
Northeast quartpr ot Hcctlon 21. Town 11 North,
Range 31 West.
He names tho following witnesses to proo his
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation t said
land viz: Wtlllnm Laltue, William Oarmun, 0.
A. Oarmau and Cbalmer Oglcr, nil of Wallace,
Nebraska,
in 0-6 OF.OHOK E. FRENCH, Uealsler.
CONTEST NOTICE.
U. S. Land Ollice, North l'lnlle, Nob.,
March .Mh, 1P00,
A sufliclent contest nllldavlt hnvlng been flledln
this olHco by Kufus E. Funk contestant, against
Homestead entry No. 15518 made February 4th,
18W, for tho enat half of tho Southwest quarter
aud' Lots Throe and Four of See
tlonl8,lu Townrhlp 11 nsrlb, Range 31 west, by
Paul E. Jensen, Contesteo, In which It is alleged
that Paul E, Jensen has not resided upon said
tract or Improvrd the some In any manner since
August, 1HU3,. There aro no Improvements nf any
kind on tho land; Hint said defects
exist to this day; that ho has not boon In the
service of the United States army, navy or, ma
rine corps during said abandonment; sold parties
aro hereby notified tn appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at ten o'clock
a, in., on April 21th, 1100. before tbo ReglMer
and Itecelver at the United Status land ofllco tn
North Platto. Nob. ' r
Tho said contestant having, (n a proper aindavtl
filed March 5th, WOO. set forti tapis which
show that after duo dlgencb, personal servco of
this notlep cannot ho made, i Is iprbr orilerpd
and dtrocteil that sqcU notice ho given liy due and
proper publication.
inft-0 QEO.K FUENOII. Itealstor.
NOTICF. FOlt PUI1LI0ATI0N.
Lan6 OfBce at North Platte. Neb., )
.. . , March 5th, 1WX). J
Nollco Is hereby given that tho following-named
settler has filed notice of his Intontlon to make
final proof In support of his claim, and that said
proof will bo made before Register ami Itecelver
at North Platte, Neb., on April 18th, 1000, vl:
QUALM Kit OOIEH,
Who made Homestead Entry No. 10,558 for the
Southwest quarter of Section 10, Town 11 North
Range 33 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz: William Larue, William Oarman, O. A.
Oarroan and Thomas Bykes, all nf Wallace, Neb
GLOllOE E. FRENCH,
mO-0 Register.
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
Land Ofllce at North Platte, Neb,, )
March 7th, It 00. f
Notice Is hereby given that tbo following-named
settler has filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof in support of bin claim and that said
proof will be made beforo the Register and Re
ceiver at North Platte, Neb., on April 18th,
tCOOa vis
WILLIAM I. AKIN,
who made Homestead Entry No, IMHH for tlip
SouthwestiitL-trtprof tjpctloli ill, Town It Nurtli.
llango 33 W est. ' ' M
lie names tio following witnesses tu proyp bla
continuous resilience upon and piillyalon nf
said land, vU:
Thomas Hykcs, Cbalmor Oglor, William Uan
man and O. A, Oarmnn.nll nf Wallace, Neb,
inlsl OEO. E. FRENCH. Register,
CONTEST NOTICE,
United Htates UndOlllre, )
North I'latte, Neb.. March 12th, 1000.
A sufliclent contest aflldavlt having been filed In
this nlllco by Harrison Wtteks contestant, aualnat
Homestead Entry No, 11)172, made July I7li,
1891, for Ibo east half of the southeast quarter
and tho south tmlf of the Northeast quarter In Hoc
tloii3l,Townhlpllnnrth, ltangn 33 west, by HI
mnn 11. Hhlvely, Conte.tee, lu which it hi alleged
Ilia I Hiiuou Ht Khltely tins fulled to reiddo noon
or cultivate nny portion of said Iraot slnroJiily,
IS05, but has wholly abandoned llio tame, Iherti
nreno Improvements on said land, that said defects
exist tu llio present time; that ha lias not
boon In tho service of tho Uulted Slates
army, ravy or marine roips durlug said
abandonment; said uirlles are hereby untitled to
appear, respond aud offer evidence tombing raid
oik-Katlcm at 10 o'clock a, in, on May 5th, Woo,
before JamosH, Itobblos, notary publlo at Wallace.
LIiioolu couiily, Nebraska, and that final heurln
will be held at 10 o'clock, a. m., on May 10, mm,
beforo the Register and Receiver at Iho United
Slates Uind Olllco lu North l'latto, Nebraska.
Tho said contestant lmlog, In u proper afflduv it
filoJ 'V,0"1,' 12th, HI"), set forlh fict.whkh ibn"
that after duo diligence personal service of Ibis
nollco cannot bo made, it Is hereby ordered and
tllrectn.1 that such notice bo given by duo nnd
proper publication, '
Jl'laJ OEO. E, rilENCH, llegUIr.
TIMIirll Cl'I.TUHE. FINAL PROOF- NOTICE
FOll 1'UULIOATION
Ijiud Othce at North Platte. Neb.
..... . , , March tilth, UKjO.
Not eels hereby given that Nicholas L. Itenler
has lllid notice of Intention to make final
proof boforo register and receiver at their olUce
w.i"rsf U,,',,.i'"',b" " , Mon.Jny tho7lhdayof
ll?W' '." "mb.e.r "ure application No.
lS,tiill, for Iho southeast quarter of southwest
quarter nnd loU '.', 3 and f nf action No. so,
Uiwnshlp No. II north range No, S3 west. He
names as witnesses! Thomas M. Johns, Waller N
Simmons, Charles Jt. Hsydeu, and Frauk J
Nlchol, all of Wolla. Neb. ' J'
ni2.0 aEoit'oBE-FuVKtu, It'cgUttir.
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