TUESDAY, APKIL 17, 1900.
IRA Is BARB, Editor and Pbopbiktoh
BUBHOnirTION RATES.
One Year, cashln advance,. ....... 11.25
Six Months, cash Id advanc 75 Cent'
KntrdithirorthrUlt(KebrMka)pottomoeu
cond-clast matter.
Republican Convention.
There win b held In North Platte on April
31, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m., a republican dele
pate county convention for the purpose o
nomlnatlnB one County Attorney, and for
the election of delegates to the State, Con
grcsslonal, Senatorial and Hcprcscntatlve
Conventions.
The several precincts will be entitled to
representation at said convention based
utwn the vote for Hon. M. II. Ileccc, for Su
preme Judge as follows:
No. Platte No. I.,,, n
No. Platte No. 3.... 13
No. Platte No. J.... 0
Antelope 3
Illrdwood 3
llrady 3
liuchanan 3
Cottonwood, 3
Cox 3
Deer Creek 2
Dickens 3
Falrvlew 3
Maxwell........
Medicine
Miller
Myrtle
Nfchol
Nowcll
OTallons.......
Osgood 3
Pcckham 2
Plant s
Koscdale t
Sellers I
Km Creek 3 Somerset.
... 3
... 1
Oarlleld . t Sunshine...
fi:mlln 2 I Vromam...
nail .... 3 Walker
illnman 3 Wallace a
Hooker 1 Well t
Kern 1 Whlttlcr.
Table 1 Willow.,
Lemon 2 I
Total 101
At which county convention a central com.
mlttec will be selected .v 1 other business of
Importance transacted. A full representa
tion 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.
It Is recommended Hint tbo primaries In the
several precincts be hold on Saturday, April II.
Ily order ot the CountyCcntral Committee.
11. S. ItltXIKf.Y, IllA ti. IJAlIK,
Secretary. Chairman.
IF tlic old adage "rain on Easter,
rain for seven Sundays" holds good
this year, it means good forage ior
the cattle upon a thousand hills in
western Nebraska. With a greater
number of cattle in the west part
of the state than ever before, good
feed on the range is of great value
to stockgrowcrs.
Tim republican county conven
tion will be held at the court house
next Saturday at eleven o'clock u.
m., and indications arc that nearly
every, if not all, precinct wilt be
represented. It comes at a time
when farmers are busy with spring
work, but they recognize the im
portance of a live convention at
the beginning of what will prove a
long and vigorous campaign,
No greater evidence of the puuh
and hustle of the business men of
the United States 1 needed than
the statement that the space al
lotted to this country at the Paris
exposition exceeds that of any
other save France. This shows
that our manufacturers arc willing
to place tbeir wares where cotnpari
sons with those made in other
countries can be made, and they
do not fear the result of the com
parisons.
Tub national house of represent
atives by a vote of over, fifteen to
one declared last Friday in favor of
a constitutional amendment elect
ing United States senators by s
direct vote of the people. In this
they, expressed the desire of the
people without regard to party
affiliation. To this proposition no
good objection can possibly be
made, and all will hope that it will
be the lawful manner of electing
senators.
A numiier ol papers in this con
gres&ional district arc pushing for
ward Judge H. M. Grimes, of thin
city, for the republican nomination
for cotigrcsB. In our opinion there
is not a man in the district who
would give Neville at hard a chaBC
as Judge Grimes, or who could
render the district more valuable
service at Washington, but there
Hccitia to be sonic doubt as to
whether the Judge will consent to
be "drafted." It is well known
that he docs not seek the nointua
tion; or that he is "in. the hands ol
bin friends."
Tun' sentiment in this rcprcBcuta
tive district is so strong for the re
nomination of V. T, Wilcox that
he cannot possibly escape. Till
demand comes by reason of his
work in the legblature two years
ago, and the prominence he attained
as one of the recognized leaders of
that body. Armed with the ex
pcricncc he gained in the last
session. Mr. Wilcox will be even
better qualified at the coming
seB&ion than at the last. What
true of Mr, Wilcox- is also true
Senator Owens, of Cozad, and tli
two will make a team which cannot
be defeated, Neither are likely to
have any opposition iu the re
spective conventions.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Luthoran Concert Tonight.
The grand concert under the
auspices of the Lutheran ladies'
aid society will be given at the
opera house this (Tuesday)
evening. The program con
sists of eleven numbers, and in
cludes a children's chorus, a cor
net solo bv W. II. Wolfe, vocal
solos by Mrs. Hcrshey, Rev.
Wolfe, and W. II. Wolfe, piano
solo by Miss Bnttt, violin solo by
Fred Westcnfeld, reading by
Mrs. Kitzmillcr, selections by
Emma Haywood and two selec
tions by a chorus of twenty or
thirty voices. This constitutes
one of the very best programs
that has been presented by local
talent and should draw a large
audience. The admission is 25
cents. Following the program
the ladies will serve refresh
ments. fcfoilermakera' Ball.
The second annual boilcrmak
crs' ball was even more success
ful than the first and that one
was unusually enjoyable. The
managers spared no effort or
expense in making their prepar
ations and they were awarded by
a very large attendance not only
of dancers but also of spectators.
The music was all that could be
desired and that the dancers ap
preciated it is proven by the fact
that they were loth to quit even
when the wee sma' hours ar
rived. Only two couples took
part in the cake walk but the
couple that was awarded the
prize Will Bridges and his sis
ter, Miss Ida gave some exceed
ingly graceful steps. The ex
chequer of the association will be
enriched by quite a neat sum as
the result of the ball and the
members have furnished fresh
evidence that they are past mas
ters in the art of ball giving.
Deloffatos to County Conuontion
At the republican primaries
held Saturday night the following
delegates were elected to the
county convention to be held next
Saturday:
rirsi ward ti, s. Crocket,
no. Sorcnson, A. II. Davis. J. M.
Ray, M. Obcrst, D. H. White.
Second ward W. T. Wilcox,
T. C. Patterson, Judge Grimes,
Geo. E. French, H. T. Rice, Ira
L. Bare, H. S. Ridgcly, C. O.
Brown, Arthur Hammond, W. V.
Jioagiand, A. 5, Baldwin, D. W.
Baker, W. R. Vernon.
Third ward Wm. Woodhurst,
I. O. Evans, Robt. Shuman. W.
C. Elder, W. A. Gregg and A. P.
vcuv.
It is probably that another
tram crew will be put on the
Third district within a few davs.
The ice gang was nut at work
ast week. The number of cars
to be iced increases stcadilv and
is considerably in excess of last
year.
President Burt and his party
arc expected to arrive in Chey
enne enroute home from Salt
Lake .City late this afternoon.
They will probably go thrpugh
nere huiiiu nine tomorrow.
The Endeavor society will hold a
social Thursday cvenimr at the
home of Mrs. W. M. Baskin. Kvcry
one is coruiauy invited lo attend.
Marie vonuoeiz entertained a
very jolly party of little folks for
several hours last cvcninrr. the
occasion being her eleventh birth
day.
Clerk of the district court Elder
received word yesterday from the
authorities at the asylum at Nor
folk that they would receive Thos.
ouaw. tie win oe sent tuere as
soon as Sheriff Kellhcr can take
him.
Chicago forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday; warmer Wednes
day. The maximum temperature
yesterday was ; one year airo it
was 83. Minimum tcmncrattirc
this morning was 40 ; one year
ago it was -193 . The total precipi
tation during the past three days
was i.va inciies.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Arthur Kony, ot Paxton, met
with quite a painful accident at
Sherman Hill recently, and is home
recuperating.
The patrons of the Grant cream
cry delivered $577 worth of milk
during March, The average per
patron was about twelve dollars.
The Sun is a new paper which
CARPET WARP.
Peerless White per lb 18c
Peerless Colored per lb 20c
Bibb White per lb 18c
Bibb Colored per lb 20c
All wound on spools.
Wilcox; Dep&itarjfe $fc(tfe
catarrh:
CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE,
and far lcyond the reach of mere local remedies. Those who rely upon them for a cure lose valuable time, meet with disap
pointment and allow the disease to take firmer hold. Only n real blood remedy can reach this troublesome and dangerous disease.
S. S. S cures Catarrh because it first cleanses and builds up the blood, purifies it, makes it rich nnd healthy, stimulates and
puts new life into the sluggish worn-out organs, and thus relieves the'systcm of all poisonous accumulations.
Mrs. Josephine Polhllt, of Due West, 8. C, writes : " I had Catarrh, which liccamc no deep
sealed that I was entirely ileaf iti one car, ami nil Inside of my nose, Including part of the bone,
sloughed off. When the disease had gone this far the physician gave mc up ns Incurable. I
determined to try 8. 8. S. as n last resort, and began to Improve nt once. It seemed to get at the
seat of the disease, and after a few weeks' treatment I waa entirely cured, and for more than
seven years have had no sign of the disease."
S. S. S. is made of roots, herbs and harks of wonderful tonical and purifying
properties. It is the only vegetable blood purifier known, and a certain nnd safe
cure for all blootl troubles. Send for our bonk on Blood and Skin Diseases, nnd at
the same time write our physicians about your case. They will cheerfully give you
any Information or advice wanted. Wc make no charge for this.
began shining at Gothenburg last
wc ck with J. B. Knight as editor.
It will support demo-popic prin
ciples. The Whilticr Sunday-school as
sociation, composed of workers in
Lincoln and Logan counties, will
hold a convention at Gaudy on the
29th inst.
At Sidney last week Judge
Grimes struck Irom the docket a
case which had been in the district
court, iu one form or another, for
fourteen years,
A party of Lexiugton people will
leave May 10th for a visit in Den
mark, their native country.
H. h. Goold brought 400 head
of cattle down from Colorado
to Ogallala last week and has
since disposed of the greater part
of them to Keith county stock
growers.
The promoters of the Grand
Island Electric Light, Ice and Cold
Storage company expect to have
the cold storage department of the
uterprisc in full operation this
week. The cold storage depart
ment has four rooms, one of which
will be used for butter, another for
eggs, and tue other two for
Armour's and Schlitz's products.
The finances of Lexington are
in bad Bhape. There are five thou-
aud dollars in outstanding war
rants and not a cent to pay them;
besides there arc judgments
against the city in a similar
amount. There is no money to
buy coal for the waterworks plant,
coal dealers refuse to sell coal on
city warrants, and unless personal
donations arc made the waterworks
will be forced to close down.
Dave Murckr, republican con
gressman from the Omaha district,
is receiving not a little free adver
tising as a possible candidate for
the vice-presidency. It 1b not likely,
however, that the candidate for
that office will come from Nebraska.
LLOYD'S OPERA HOUSE
Wednesday I Q
APRIL I O
"The Uughiegft Yet."
THE GIRL
FROM
CHILI
A lirlfrht, Atorcy,
Altinlonl Vtiroo
Cumvity
Songs, Sauces, Spocialtlos,
Pretty Girls aud Music
Galore, Everything Now
and up-to-date
I'reo.s 7fo, rt()o n nil SiSo.
A Well
Pressed
is he who who get
make his clothes,
us to
We
arc now receiving our line
of new and fashionable
Spring Suitings.
F. J. Broeker,
Merchant Tailor.
Few rcnllzc what n deep-seated, obstinate disease Catarrh is, regarding it tut n simple inflammation of
the nose and throat, little or no attention is given it. Hut, however insignificant it may seem nt first, it
is serious nud far-reaching in its results.
u. . . a . . a ..a a . . a- a a a
The foul secretions entering the circulation poison the
meet ol
this catarrhal poison, and
is rapid and destructive, and iinr.lly ends in consumption.
It frequently happens that the senses of hearing and smell arc in part or entirely lost, the soft bones of
the nose eaten into nnd destroyed, causing intense suffering and greatly disfiguring the face. While sprays,
washes and salves may give temporary relief, no permanent benefit can be expected from such treatment.
Dr. Humphreys'
Specifics euro by acting directly upon
tho disease, without exciting disordor in
nny other part of tho system.
ko, cores. miens.
1 Keren, Congcitlonj, Inflammations. ,'23
U Wormi, Worm Fovec, Worm Colic... .'23
3 Tecthln8.ColIc,Crylng,Vakofulness .'23
I Diarrhea, ot Children or Adults '23
7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis .'23
8 Neuralgia, Toothache, Faccache '23
0-ltcndachc,81ck Headache, Vertigo.. .'23
10 I)yspepln,IndIgcitlon,WcakStomacli.'J5
11 Suppressed or Painful Periods '23
l'J-Whltcs, TooProfuso Periods '25
13 Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness 115
14 Bait niicnm, Eryslpolas, Eruptions.. ,'23
18 Rheumatism, Ilbcumatlo Pains...... .'23
1G Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague '23
1 9-Cntorrli, Influenia, Cold In the Head .'23
0 Wliooplns-Cousli "23
U7-Kldnoy Disease "23
2H-ervouiDcbllltv 1.00
30-Vrlnary Weakness, WettlogUcd '2i
77-Orlp, Hay Fever 05
. Dr. Humphreys' Manual of all Diseases at your
Druirglsts or Hailed Free.
Hola lir drilfTLMntil. or pnt nn nvfttnt nt nrtr.
Drlre.
iiumnnroys-ueu, uo., uor. wimani
John fits.,
New
i urj..
Land Seekers or Users
Tale Notice
I have 400,000 Acres of Pas
ture Lands for Sale or Lease,
nt priced ranging from 90 conta to
S2 por ncro. Hunches, farm, bay,
and irrigated lmids, nnd othor
olassoB ot Real Estate Land Bold
on tho 10 yoar U. P. R. R. timo
plan, ono-tonth down, balanco
yearly pnymonta. Call on
in
I- FOET,
U. P. R. R. Land Acont
OttotiBtein Building,
NORTH PLATTE, aEB.
To the Ladies .
WE HAVE NOW OPENED
Dressmaking Parlors at the
corner of Vine and Sixth Sts.,
and will be prepared to do
first-class up-to-date Dress
making at reasonable rates.
Accordion and Knife Pleating
a specialty.
MRS. L. A. McAPEE,
MISS MAME McAPEE.
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We are
Kept Busy
Repairing shoes for i
people who appreciate
neat, substantial work .i
the only kind we do.
If uot already a .custo
mer we solicit your !
work.
GEO. TEKULVE, j
Yellow Front Shoe Store. T
14
J The Cash
I Grocery.
$ I have jitbt received a full
2 line of i
$ Staple Groceries
r and am now ready to fill p
JJ5 orders promptly at the
r lowest prices. I handle
Nnrt li Plntlo lPlmir 1
P r"(jve me a call and be con- ?5
sj vlnceil that my prices and Kxdnaru n
n right. h q
I U, G. SAWYER. S
5c
The best
CIGAR
IN TOWN
Can lio found at
j. 7. mmViWi
Our Ten-Cent Cicrars are the
equal of an'.
Your attention is invited to
our fine line of Chewing and
Smoking Tobaccos and Smok
ers articles.
FORERUNNER OF
CONSUMPTION.
entire system, lnc stotuacii, mcincys in
when the lungs are reached its progress
SWIFT SPECIFIC
ATLANTA, GA.
PROFESSIONAL OARDS.
C. V. Dkukix. ti. 1). Dknt
JEDELL & DENT,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONd,
Offices: North Platlo National Bank
Building, North Platte, Nob.
F.
P. DENNIS, M. D.
HOMOEOPATIIIST.
Oror First National Hank,
NORTH PLATTE, - . NK1IHABKA.
rjp O. PATTERSON,
KTTORNBy-HT-LKW,
Office over Yollow Front Shoo Storo
NORTH TLATTE, NEB.
yiLCOX & HALLIGAN,
ATT0IINE YS-AT-LAW,
tfOnTH PLATTE, ... NEBBASKA
Office oyer North Platte National Hank.
E.
E. NORTURUP,
DENTIST,
Office ovor Modol Clothing Storo,
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
A. II. Davis.
L. E. ltOACII.
LV
AVIS & ROACH
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
NORTH PLATTE,, - - NEBRASKA
Grndy Block RooraB 1 & 2.
H.
S. RIDGELY,
ATTORNEY-AT-L AW .
Olllco in llinman Block, Dewey Btreet.
NORTH PLATTE, - - NEUUABKA
J. S. IIOAOLAND. W. V. HOAOLAND,
Hoagland & Hoagland,
ATTORNEYS
Office over
MoUonnld'a Hank.
AND COUNSELORS
NOHTH TLATTE, NED.
IP YOU ARE GOING TO THE
Pacific Coast
Don't comnloto nrrnnirotnonta until you
hnvo secured Inforrnntion regarding the
personally conducted excursions via tho
PICT0
Thoso oxcureions loavo Omnhn! ovory
Fridny, in olognntly upholstered Ordi
nary sloopinc Unrs, tiiutnlnutou by
l'inlsoii Liiglit, Heated by atonm.
Uiiccaco chocked through to uostinn
tion.
Prom n t nnd satisfactory sorvico.
SarAlany hours uulckor time than any
other lino.
For tuno tables, folders, illustrated
books, pBmphlots.doscriptivoof tho ter
ritory truvorsocl, call on
JAS B. SOANLAN, Agent
FOE SALE.
FARM. WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all.kindp of
Farm Jflae.hinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK 5 SALISBURY,
NORTH PLATTIS.
J. F. F1LU0N,
Plumber, Tiflwoik
General Repairer.
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Special attention given to
n niN&.
WHEELS TO KENT
sss
CO.,
Legal Notices.
rOHLIOATION NOTIGJ5.
Vnlnr flnlm nnil John Doe. rcnl nnme unknown.
ilorenitsnU. will tnko notice tbnt 'J. ll Heeler.
nlitlntlft herein, hit filed his petition In the
district court ot Lincoln county, Nebraska, ngslnst
said dotondants, lha object and prayer of which
are to rnreclose a cortatn mortgage eiocmou April
2nd, 1HUI, by the defendant Voter Holm to the
plalntl IT herein, on (ho following described real
estate, to wilt The southwest quarter of tho
northeast quarter and tho southeast quarter of tho
northwest nuartor and Ibe eatt half of ths tenth.
went quarter nt soctlon four. In township nine,
north In range twenlj-elfilit, westof tho 6th p. nt.
In Lincoln county, Nebraska, raid mortgage being
executed to secure the payment of the nno prlncl.
ppl note of tho said I'ctor Holm, with Ion Interest
notes inoreio aiiacneu! raid principal noto being
for the sum ot JIXX) and maturing Anrll lit. 1MHI:
one of said Interest notes maturing October 1st,
iBviieigni oi paiu noie in muring ref peaireiy nn
the 1st days of April and October, 18U, 1RW, 1K1I7,
18VW. and ono of SAld notes maturing April 1st. 18OT;
each of said notes being for the sum nf tt'j on nml
executed April 2nd, Ittll. There Is now due Ibe
piainiiir on said notes anu mortgage the sum of
f 120 with Intorest nt the rato of ton per cent tier
annum from Octobor 1st, 1891, and plaintiff prsys
ior n uecrco insi ine ueienuanu uo required to
pay Iho same, or that said premises mar be sold to
satisfy said amounts with Interests and costs ot
sun.
Yon are required fn answer said petition on or
before Monday tho 21st day of May, 1 1 W0.
j. is, nr.bi.Mi raiiniur.
of! I Ily W. 8. Morlan, his Attorney.
LEO h N0TI0K.
Archie V. Newport. Lctllo V. Newport. E.
It. Layman and Maggie K. Liyman, Albert
O Layman and Mrs. Albert 0. Lnymnn de
fendants, will tnko notice that on the 2ltli
day of March, 1V0O, Iho McKlnley-Lannlng
Loan d Trut Co., plaintiff herein, filed Its petition
In the district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
against said defendants, tho object nnd prayer of
which are to foreclose two certain mortgsges ex
ecuted by the defendants, Archie V. Newport and
Lcttlo V Newport, to (he plaintiff, upon Iho
southeast quarter of section i township 0, rnngo
31, In Lincoln coanty, Nebraska, ono of which
mortgages was given to souuro the payment nt
one promissory bond dated May 20th, lbl'.", payable
April 1st, 10L0, together with ten Intcreat coupon
notes attacued to sniu oonu lorsizzo eacn. The
first ono Dayable October 1st. lf9& and one each
succeeding six months) and one mortgago glren to
rocuro the payment nf ten promlseory notos datod
Ainy situ, lmn, ior M ) eacn, oue pnynuie October
1st, nnd one eacn succeeding six months there
after. That there Is now duo upon said bond,
coupons, notes nnd mortgages Iho sum of 525 WJ
ior vmcn sum witu lnterem irom April lei, liw,
plaintiff prays for n docreo that defendants be
required to pay Iho rame, or that ,sald premises
may uo soui to snusty me amount round tine.
You are herebr notified that on (ho 7lh dar of
May, 1UU0, nt 10 o'clock, a, m., or as soon there
after as plaintiff aan be heard It will apply to Iho
district court of Llnooln county, Nebraska, or to
the judge thereof, far tho appointment of a re
ceiver of the rents and profits of raid mortgaged
premises, upon Jtiu ground that defendants havo
failed to pay tho Interest upon said mortgage, for
past live years, anu unvo railed to pay tne taxes
unon said nremlses for five Tears nnst nnd that
said premises nro Insufficient to pay said mort-
?sges, interest, taxes, and costs, and said do
endauts are ell non-residents of this state, and
In Support nt such application It will nlo and read
tho atlidavlt of T. O. i'atterson. Plaintiff prnpoes
the name of Uoxeklnh W. Davis as receiver, with
O, L. Patterson and Max Ileer as auretles. tialn-
tlH also oilers as sureties lur Itself O, L, I'atterson
and Max Deer,
You nro required to answer said petlton on or
before the 7th day of May, U00.
jmiou Jinrcn a, nsu.
TUk McKimlet-Lamniku Loan AKnTnutrrCo,
l'lalntirr.
T, O. Patterson, AUornoy, m27l
SHKItirF'S BALE,
Ily vlrtno nf an execution from tho district
court ot Llnooln oounty, Nebraska, upon a judu.
ment ronderod in said onurt In favor of Mary 3.
iianman, anu against i-airicx tionneauy, i nave
levied unon the following described real eatste a
the property of tho said Patrick Conneally, to-wlt:
Tho southwest quartet nf section twenty, In
township ten, range thirty-tour and tho oast five
acres oi tno soutnonst quarter of tne southeast
qnarter of section nineteen, In township ten,
range thirty-four, west sixth P. M.. all In Lin
coln county. Nebraska, nnd I will on the 28th
day ot April, HHM, at 1 o'clock p. m. of sold
day, at tho east front door ot the court house
(that being tne building wherein tbe last term of
court was held), of said county In North Flatte,
sell the said real estate at publlo auction lo the
hlgheat bidder for cash, or as much thereof as to
satisfy said execution; tho amount found due
thereon In the aggregate being the sum of (712.VO
and HI. 80 oonts, nnd accruing costs.
Dated North I'lntto, Neb., March 27, KtiO.
m276 Tm T. KxuitEtt, Sheriff.
ROAD NOTICE.
ItOAU KO. 210.
Agreeable to a petition by lanii owners
along line of consent road hereinafter lc
Hcrtbcd and by the commissioners of Lincoln
county granted at a regularly adjourned
session of said board on March Ul, iroo, a
Bubllc road has been established as follows:
oinracnclne at quarter section corner be-twecn-Rcctlons
'.2 and 27, township 14, north
range 20 west. Thence west on section line
between sections 22 and 27, and 21 and 28,
terminating at the southeast corner ot sec
tion 20, town 11 north, range 2(1 west. All ob
jections thereto or claims for damages muRt
be tiled In the county clerk's olllcc on or
before noon of the 5tfi day of June, 1W0, or
such roart will be established without refer
ence thereto.
W. M. HOLTKY.
aftl County Clerk,
IN TUU DI8TIUOT COUItT OF LINCOLN
COUNTY, NFJJHABKA..
In (he matter of tho ostnte ot John D. St Mario,
deceased.
This :auso enmo on for hearlnc upon the petition
ot Duller Uuchar.an, n-lmlnlstrator of the estate of
John 11. Ht. Marie, deceaaed, praying for a license
to sell the followlug described real estate, to-wlt:
Tbe southwest quarter of the northeast quarter,
thn northwest quarter of tho southeast qunrtor,
Iho northeast quarter of the southwost quarter
nnd the southeast qnarter ot tho norlhwost quarter
of section 18, In township 13 north of range 27
west of the llth P. 51. In Lincoln county, Nebraska,
or sufficient amount ot the same to bring the sum
ot 100.00 for tho payment ot claims allowed
ngalnst said estate and the cost ot administration,
there not being sufficient personal property to pay
the said debts nnd oxpensos,
It Is therefore ordered that all persons inter
ested In said estate appear beforo me at my oillce
Iu North Platte, Nebraska, on tbo2t)th day of May,
1000, nt two o'clock In the afternoon, to tlinw
cause why n license should not be granted to raid
administrator to sell so much of paid real ostnte ns
shall bo noceiuary to pay said debts aud expenses.'
Dnted at North Platte, Nebraska, April 12.11100,
al3l II. M, OltlMES Judge.
LAND OPPIOE NOTICES.
NOTK'K FOIt I'UIH.IOATION.
II n I tod Htates I.nud Oillce, )
North Platte, March 15th, HNJ0. (
Notice Is hereby given that Addle ICves,
formerly Palmer, has filed uotlce of hor Intention
lo make final proof before the Iteglster and
llocelvor nt their olllco In North Plntto, Nebras
ka, on rhursday, Iho 20th day pf April, 1PO0, on
on .Timber Culture Application No. 1:1,035, for
the Bouth hall of the Houthoast quarter, Iho
Houthenst quarter ot tho Southwest quarter and
1-ot 4 ot Bectlon 11', Township 10 North, Ilnnge
Ml wet.
She names ns wltnesnrsi A. 8, Fletcher nf llu
c' man. Neb., A. L. Fletcher of Kcho, Neb , mid
K. I,. Mooney and, O. O. llnnkln, nf Wellllret,
Nebraska.
U120II aiCO. K. 1'IIKNOII, Itegider
TIMHEIl aULTtlltIC, FINAL PltOOF-NOTIOK
FOIt PDIILIOATION,
Lnud Office at North Platte, Neb.
. , , , . Mrch "mi, iiiou.
Notlco Is hereby glveu that Nicholas L. Itontor
has tiled uotlce of Intention to make final
proof before regMor nud receiver at their office
III North Platte, Neb., on Monday the7thdayot
May, IKW, on Umber culture uppllcullnu No.
1H.UU, for Ihu roulhenxt quarter pf southwest
quarter and lots 2, a and 1 nf section No. 30,
township No. II north range No, SJ west. Ho
names as wltueseen; Thomas M. Johns, Walter N
Hlmmons, Charles 51. llnydeu, aud Yrank J,
Nlclioli, Ml ot Wallace, Neb.
m'2711 HEoiKiKl. l'liitM'it, ItegUler,
NOTIl'K KOU l'UUMl'ATION.
United Ntntes lttid Oillce, ,
North Platte, Nob.. April fdh, 1000. t
Notice Is hereby given that Ibe following-named
settler hn filed notice of bis lulenllou to make
Hnat proof In support of his claim, and that said
proof will be mndo beforo Ueglster and llecelref
at North Platte. Neb., on Jloy lOlh, 1WX), vlit
ALKXANDKU OllKKN,
who made Homestead Kntry No. I(K8 for tho
northeast quarter ot Section 28, Town 10 north,
ltauga 31 west. '
Uo names the following witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, vlx; Martin II MoUermntt, Walter E. Car
trell, Ueorge Koentg, ot Somerset, Neb. and Jacob
K. uumIiis, of North plalto. Neb .
68 OEO. E FKBNCH, Iteglster
