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THE. JEWELER
She cmi Weekly Sribuur .
FKIDAY, KBB. 14, 1902.
DR. F. W. MILLER, ORADUATE DENTIBT.
Office over Stroltz's Drug Store.
Mrs. M. Nathan, of Des Moines,
is the truest of her bister, Mrs.
Julius Pizer.
Rhodes Longley, who had a touch
of pneumonia at the state univer
sity, is reported as convalescent.
Wanted to buy Fit teen head of
coming two-year-old Gallaway
Hulls.
Max Ui:i:k.
A carload of Missouri breedine
sheep are being fed at the stock
yards today while enroute to the
west.
Two crews were pulled off the
Third district the early part of the
week, the conductors beinir Mote
McParland and James Snyder
The O. T. Club will be enter-
tained by Mrs Frank Bacon,
assisted by Mrs. Lew Hasting, at
the Baldwin residence next Thurs
day afternoon.
Stephen McDjrmott, of Walker
precinct, is transacting business in
town today. He reports very few
losses of cattle ttum the corn stalk
disease in his section of the couutv.
Oscar Soule has purchased ol
Nicholis Mackin lots 2, 3, 4 and 5,
section 10, town 11, range 20, lor a
consideration eleven hundred dol
lars. This laud is located in Peck-
ham precinct.
Chiicairo weather forecast for
North Platte and vicinity, Feb. 14
Partly cloudy tonight and Satut
day. Maximum temperature yes
terday was 30; one year auo it was
33. Minimum temperature tins
morntug was .23; one year ago o.
T. T. Keliher spent Wednesday
in town visiting his tamilv. Since
accepting the position of special
agent of the Union Pacific for the
Wyoming division, he has spent
most ot the time in Chejeune gel
ting acquainted with the details
of his work.
In talking with a farmer from
Gaslin precinct it i learned that
there is some hope of having the
biir irrigation ditch in that precinct
completed. The completion of thiB
enterprise would be a big boon to
the farmers of Cottonwood and
Ga-lin precincts.
As an evidence of the value of
the alfalfa crop to the farmer, it U
stated that Charles McAllister ot
Nichols precinct, sold $2,800 worth
ot hay from 1(0 acres and had
one hundred tons remaining. Land
that wil produce that amount of
revenue is worth a hundred dollars
per aero.
witlt revival meetings in pro
grcss at the Uaptint church, meet
ings of a similar nature to bej-in
at the Unitarian hall tomorrow
evening, and the many services an
nounceJ at the LpHcopal and
Lutheran climates during Lent
the moral standard ol the town
ought to b; raised a peg or two
At a meeting of the Second ward
hoso team Wednesday evening
committee was appointed to ar
range tor a banquet to ue held on
the eyening of the 21&t inst This
banquet will be held at the Vienna
and amontr the quests will he the
Mayor and members of the city
council. We are requested to slate
that all members ot the hose team
will be expected to meet at the hose
house at 8:30 o clock an l riday
evening of next week and proceed
in a body to the Vienna at nine
o'clock.
$8,000,000 The.
Patterson, N. J . sustained a loss
bv
the recent big lire of eight
million dollars. Most of the prop
utiv owners were amply protectet
by tire insurance, while sitiu had
failed to get insurance and lost all
thev had. It you are not fully in
sured don't delay the matter until
too lata but call and let us insure
vou in one of our old reliable com
panies. You can't afford to he
without insurance protection lor
what it cost6.
John Bkatt & Co.
Rev. Graves, ot Shelton, the
Presbyterian missionary, went
over to Gaudy this morning.
The public is invited to attend
the Valentine social to be held at
the Langdon residence this even
ing. The Episcopal choir will rehearse
for a mid-Lent sonir service, the
date of which will be announced
later.
The advance agent for "Rcmnm
r the Maine" la in town todav.
The play has been presented here
once before.
Evangelist Daly and wife, who
are conducting services at the
Baptist church, are said to be
drawing large audiences.
A few choice miich cows for sa'c
at the Stock ards. A160 some
jjood stock cows, some have calves
by side. See John Burke or John
uratt t.v Co.
The friends of Brad Slaughter in
this city regret to learn that his
vite is critically ill witu typuoiti
pneumonia at her Home in umalia.
Mr. Slaughter is in the Philippines
where he holds u government posi
tion. Messrs. Stubbsaud Warner have
been appointed to represent North
Plane at a tmcting of the b.tse ball
associations to be held at Kearney
on Thursday of next week. It is
probable that live or six towns will
be represented at the meeting.
It is stated that during the re
cent visit of President Burt at
Cheyenne he authorized the erec
tion of a club house for Union Pa
cific employpp, the cost of which is
to exceed fifty thousand dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Simpson left
last niiiht for Rippey, Iowa, where
M-8. Simpson will remain winic
Mr. Simpson goes south to look up
a location. The latter ha oppor
tunities to work on several south
ern railroads and at the time of
leaving did not know which one he
would accept. Many friends re-
irret their removal from North
Platte.
Mention was made some ten days
ago to the effect that a number of
citizens had addressed a letter to
Mr Oxnard to ascertain what
surety, it any could be given by the
company for the operation of the
local bee; sugar plant. Keply was
received from Mr. Oxnard today
which is practically to the effect
that if there are enough beets
raised in Nebraska to operate both
factories the local factory would be
run. But the company dtd not
desire to name a specific acreace as
a guarantee. Mr. I errar reports
however that contracts arecommir
in at a very good rate. Grand
Inland Independent.
Ever Try Our
FLOUR?
People that have tried
it continue to use it.
Wo sell:
Gothenburg Best Patent per
sack $1.00
Suowilake Patent per sack.. .90
Red Seal Patent per sack. . . 1.00
Jewel Patent per sack J0
Yeast I oam 2 pkgs 0;
On Time Yeast 2 pkirs 05
Schilling Best Baking Pow
der lo-oz can 35
10-oz K C Baking Powder ... .08
15-oz K C Baking Powder.. .13
25-oz K C Baking Powder. . .20
50-oz K C UaKinir Powder.. ..
80-oz K C Baking Powder ... .5
Bird Seed 1 lb pkg 07
Sunflower Axle Grease 1-1 b
wood box 40c doz, 3-d oz
case 1.50
Mica Axle Grease 8c, 2
boxes 15
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish 20
Baby Flite Shoe Polish 10
French Gloss Shoe Polish . . .10
Eddy & Eddy 10-oz bottle
Bluing 15
Walter Baker's Chocolate
18c, 2 cakes 35
Walter Baker's Cocoa 'Ah
can
Cocoanut per pkr 05
Chicory per lb 07
ABC Soda Crackers 22-lb
boxes per lb h
Uyster Lrapkers 22-11) poxes
per lb M
Eagle Condensed Millc 18c
2 cans 35
St. Charles Evaporated
Cream 13c, 2 cans. 25
Best I till Cream Cheese per
lb 15
Andersons Jams 1-lb cans. . .10
Libby & McNeils, Hex or
Swifts Extract of Beef
per jar 35
Fancy Cod Fish per lb 10
White Hoop Holland Herr
ing per keg 1.00
Family White Fish per pail -70
Store open evenings until 8
o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store
Lutheran Church.
Men remember the hour for meet
ing tonight is 7:45. This will make
it possible for all men to be present.
Hie subject will be Power,
Sunday services at iu:3U ami r.M.
Morning bubiect: "Some Things
Characteristic of Satan's Work,"
eveniug theme, "Who Sccth us?"'
The second discourse on questions
ol the bible. Strangers are never
intruders but always welcome.
Eastern Star Visitors.
A number ot members of the
Eastern Star of Ogalalla came
down yesterday morning and were
entertained during the day by mem
bers of the local chapter, in t lie
evening the work of the order was
exempli lied for the visitors and fol
lowing the ceremonies refresh
ments were served. The yisitors
expressed themselves as well
pleased with their reception at the
hands of the local chapter.
Bo a Good Soldier.
Paul exh rtB Timothy to "En
dure hardness as a good soldier ot
Jesus Christ." What does this
mean? The pastor will be glad to
see every Presbyterian at the
morning service next babbatc scck
ing with him to find the true an
swer to this important question.
Come, also, to the Sabbath school,
C. E and the evcninir service. Let
every one who is desirous of being
a "good soldier" of Christ respond
to roll call if possible. A hearty
welcome is extended to all, espec
ially strangers.
Eight Per Cent Money to Loan.
We can make loans in sums to
suit borrowers on good real estate
security for term of years at eight
per cent interest. Security must
be gilt edge.
John Bkatt v Co.
Spring Goods,
Most of our Spring Goods
are now in and being placed
on our shelves. Our stock of
Dress Goods, Wash Goods,
White Goods, Laces and Em
broiders, etc., arc much larg'
er this season than ever. Pat
terns arc new and much hand
somer than ever before. We
will be pleased to have you
4 1
come in and look over our
stock.
Store open evenings until 8
o'clock.
Wilcox Department fee.
The
Clark
condition of Mtb. II. J
was reported somewhat
better this forenoon
Mis. D. A. Baker left this mom
ing for Ogden to visit her husband
who is employed there as depot
watchman
Lost On the street Wednesday
evening, a pair of gold glasses'.
Kinder please return to Cunning
ham's store and receive reward.
W. N. Salisbury is reported to
be in a critical condition, from the
result of the cancerous growth
which has affected him lor some
time past
Mrs. A. S. Baldwin expected to
leave last night lor a visit with
friends in St. Louis, but an attack
ot rheumatism lias caused her to
deter her departure for a time.
I. A. Port and T. C Patterson
have been in Fremont this week at
tending a meeting ot the real es
tate dealers of the state. Both
made addresses before the gather
ing. Dispatcher Brown and family ex
pect to leave m a few days for a
visit at their old home in Iowa. V
C. Milner will take the third trick
in the dispatcher's ollice during
Mr. Brown's absence.
A Cheyenne engineer was in
town Thursday having a hearing
for a little difficulty which he got
into at Kimball last Sunday, lie
pulled out of the station on No. 5
without orders from the conductor,
leaving the conductor and brake
men. An engine was started out
with the trainmen on board and
No, 5 was overtaken at Pine Bluffs.
The family of ex-county clerk
lloltry expected to leave yesterday
for Des Moines, Iowa, to take up a
residence and a car had been
packed wi'h goods, but Mr. lloltry
received word that there were 700
cases of small pox in Des Moines
and the removal of the lamily will
be deterred. Though the family
will remove to Des Moines, Mr.
lloltry will devote his time to his
stock ranch south of Ilershey.
Timet Bros, livf stock commis
sioii merchants ol South Omaha.
elsewhere advertise for sale 12,500
head of one and two year old steers
and heifers ol the HerefordDur
ham and Polled Angus breeds
This lot is said to be carefully
selected, and it is desired to place
the cattle between April 1st and
Mnv 1st Stockmen ot Lincoln and
adjoining counties who desire to
increase their herds should write
Timet Bros, for full information
concerning these cattle.
SPECIAL
Cash prices for one week com
mencing
SATURDAY, FEB. I5tll.
Standard Granulated Sugar,
19 lbs for $1.00.
Rolled Oats,
3c per lb.
Fancy Whole Rice,
0c per lb.
Hastarn Tomatoes,
10c per Can.
These are full weight stand
ards. Do not conflict these
with the light weight western
goods being sold at the same
price by others.
No goods sold to dealers
at above prices.
Better lay in a month's
supply at these prices. All
other goods in our store as
low as any in town and best
quality. '
W. F. McGlone.
Mr, and Mis. N. B, Spurrier, ol
Nichols, attended the limes concert
yesterday.
O. A. Hart, of Cottonwood pre
ci net. was a husinebs caller nt this
oflicc yesterday.
The late arrival of considerable
advertising matter has abridged
our space devoted to local and
other news.
The city schools were dismissed
yesterday afternoon to give teach
ers and pupils an nportuuity to at
tend the I tines concert.
Among the Ugalalla ladies in
town yesterday were Mth. II. 10.
Good.ill, editor of the Republican,
Mrs. IOd Searle, Jr , and Mrs. J. W.
Whelpton, wife of the banker ot
that village.
Warrants were issued this morn
ing lor John Weisbercer and Arthur
Warner, charging them with rust
ling coal from tho U. P. company.
Weisberger says that while enroute
home last night he saw a lump ol
coal lying along the road, which he
picked up and carried home. The
night watchman saw him and had
the warrant issued. Both men
were to have a hearing this after
noon .
Haoma for Heat.
Two nicely furnished rooms in
private family, choice location.
Will rent separately, if desired.
Inquire of John flratt & C
Wall Paperfor Ml
'A
4
C M. Niuvinn h:tA nnonotl
Wall J'ancr store in the
jSj Rcnnic Uuilding
and will
& carry in hiock
I Wall Paper, Widow Shades,
j
J Room and Picture Moulding,
and Sewing Machines,
1
4 Will carry ready-made win
g (low shades, also a nice line
g of shade by the piece from
which he will make any si.e
$ to order. Will make Picture
g Frames and will very
shortly have an outfit for
$ the manufacturing of Rub-
ber Hand Stamps.
Shall try to please all that
$ patronize me.
I C. IH. NEWTON.
Tho Innes Concert.
Considering tlrnt it was a day
the Innes concert yesterday af-
town, the attendants numbering
nbottUOO. Tliat the selections
of this organization were fully
appreciated was evidenced by
the applause which followed each
number, and that Innes is a
gracious conductor was attested
by his willingness tO( respond to
the plaudits. While the pro
gram numbers were high class
compositions, which only those
musically euucucu can np-
prcciatc to ine in. extent, yet so
pertect was tue nam ony ot the
uisii uiueiiits mai ;ui icu wen sai-
isticd. ;j lie encores were simple
compositions aim were more pop-
ular with the average auditor.
One of the most appreciated
numbers was the cornet solo by
Kryle, who kindly responded to
an encore, nc is ceriaimy an
artist.
The selections from Carmen
by Albert, Zcrni and Signora
oi-gui were not appreciated iy
t ie majority ot tne audience,
and possessors of line well
trained voices
.
The concert
the finest ever
we think as a
was, ot course,
given here, and
whole was duly
appreciated.
Lost
Lemon and White lSnglish Setter
Dog. Return and get reward .
(5i:o. L. Camtk.
All Knights of PythiaB arc re
quested to be at the hall this even-
imr Mnrl inbn finrt In llin tttrtrls r f
conferring the rank of kuightlmod
on two esquires
The local postc Ihoe force has
been bus? today receiving and de
livering valentine. Some of the
young men seem to be very fortunate
in being remembered by
friends.
their
DON'T PROCRASTINATE!
OthorwiBo don't put on" until
tomorrow what should bo
done toil in . If tlioro is sotno
slum rojmlrinc. hnvo it dnuo
nt tho ollow Front Shoo Ho
pmr Shop.
GEO. TEKULVE.
ChoupoRt nnil host pluco in town,
1,130 Ah NOTICE.
Margaret Striithurs, dnfomlant, will
tuku notien that on tho llth day of Feb
ruary, 100'J, Lars J. Krong, plaintiff
heroin, tiled his petition in tlin distriul
court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
neainst said defendant tho object and
prayer of which .iro to Hcetirti n decree
mitutmg plalnlm s title to tun rollowlng
(IcBoribed real estate, viz: Lots 1 , 2 and
:i in township 11, north of range It'.', went
or bin l'. IW., and tocancol and declare
RiitialW'd a certain uiortKauu tiitinst Biiid
promiHoK, dated Ducouibor loth, 189.1
inailo and delivered to tho defendant b'
ono Mathow L. Brown, and rooordod in
tho clerk's olllco of said county in Ilouk
II of Mortgages on iag MM.
Vou aro required to answer said noti-
lion on or before tho 21th day oF .March
linn.
Dated February llth. 11)02.
Lakh P. Kko.no, plaiutilT,
HyT. C. Patthiwon,
fil l Hit Attorney.
IJXi'Alj NOTICK,
Tin- delVihlimtH. I'lmrlPH H. WIIIh. Mm
'liniicH H. WIIIh. IiIh wife. llrHt rent niitnii
unknown, and Itli-lnml Itin;, real iiiiinu
unknown, will take imtlcu tliul cm llio
.'Mth i iiv of ScnlcmlM!!'. V.HI1. thi) nliilnlllT
iin- pinmiy or Lincoln, u corporation, uicu
IIk iH'lllluii In tho tllHtrlct court of I. n
nuutv. NtliniHltii. tho olilccl anil uravnr
of which Ih to forccloHo curtain tax IIciih.
lulv iihhi'hkoiI liv mild nlalntllT nualiiHl the
HcU or Hectlon 21. In IowiihIiIp hi, north of
itiiuti -s wi'Ht or hi x i u in incinai inurimun
NoliriiBkii. for tho year 181)1. In tho mini ot
$12.72; for tho your lMi.i, In tho mini of
12.0U: for tho year lh'jn, In tho mim of
III.7S: for tho year Ik'J!), In tho mini of
17.11: for thii year MOO. In tho stun at in.
amounting' In tho total mini of ir2.14. with
intiM'cHi on tiio mini oi ;w.ii at tun ram
ol ton per rent pit milium from tho lHt
nmmiT""1' l!WI' "" whW) llu"
and iinnald
I'liilntin nrayH 11 iiecreo or lorec oHlire ot
km id tax lien nun a Hiue ot said prcmiHCH.
Vou ami inii'Ii or you tiereniiaiitH aro ro
inlri'il to aiiHwer Hani netltlou 011 or lie
fore MVinilay. the 2llh day of March. 11102.
TIIW COUNTV OP LINCOLN.
(A ('orporatluli.)
Hv II. 8. miXJIOLV, Its Attorney.
LKOAL NOTICK.
Jacob L, Larfion, Mrs. .Ineob L. Lar
son, IiiH wifo and L. II. Wilsoii, dufond
ants will taku notice that on tho 10th
day of l''ubruary, 11)01!, plainlilf heroin
llled his polilioii 111 tiio district court or
Lincoln county, Nebraska, iiL'aiiiHt Hind
doroiulantH, llio object and pravor f
winch are to forecioso two curtain inort
hiikcp, oxotnited by llio tloftmdimt Jacob
Ij'irxni to the plaintilT upon the
Hotitlienet iiuartor ot section 5 in town
ship 12 raiiL'o :il Swcst of sixth p, m. and
south wnst tiuarter of section T in town
ship 12 ranK" 'll wot-t (llli p. m. ro
spectivoly, each of said mortuaries bointr
iiiikIo to secure the payment of lour
promiKHory notes as follows: 'f'hreo
iiotoa of 8100.00 oiifli datod Doc. LUX)!)
and payable in 1. 2 and .'I yearn after
date and ono for tMMX) biuiio date pay
able in four years after date. 'Hint there
ih now duo it iiiin Haul note and mort
i;ai.'0H 8itK).(io with Hitmen!, from March
1, I'.Hil, and the further mini nt gli.O.i
for Ihxch paid by plauitili upon Hiiid
promises, for which sums with interest
and coHts plaintilV rirays for a decree
that dofendaiits be reijiiirod to pay th
siiiiic, or th'it said promises may bo sold
In mil 1HI v 1 110 aniniiiil. rrmni l no.
v " . -- -----'
notition oi) or boforo llio 21th dav
i w 1,," 1..1 1, 1 1 ,-it 1,1 iiiinLi 1 1.
itllircll, IPOJ.
Hnlm lit. Nnrl 1, 1 11H11 Nn irnul 11 Mi
lOth day of I-Vbriuiry. 11)02.
H. It. Sisson, Plaintiir.
Hy T. O. I'vmiitso.v,
fllti llin Attoruoy.
Colli ttaHsOU
T 11 71Prl
Notwithstanding' the fact that
credit competitors say that they
meet our cash prices, the fact re
mains that lor quality and prices
we arc still in the lead. Compare
prices with those in your pass
book and be convinced.
Cane Granulated Sugar 18
00
Coza(1 Morning Glory Pat-
cnt ir,our pcr sack Lo5
Cozad Vn11ey Patent Flour
pet sack 05
Norlh p,.lUc r.llcnt Flour
.)el. s.icj. q5
Kerosene Oil per gal'.'.'.'. AS
noi nnuniim. im- n-.i m
Artn & Hammcr SoUa 1cl. b 0s
Cow Hrand Soda per lb 03
Kingsfords Silver CJloss
a
Kimrsfm-d Corn Stnrr'li
t
standard SwcetCorn pcr can .08
Standard Vinegar -15 grain
jc wi,,i win.. v:,,n.
lW..,...t..l 1 llli.
gar pcr gal
II. J. Heinz Co. Best Cider
Vinegar per gal 35
Ucst New Sweet Cider per
gal 35
Gold Dust Washing Powder
4-lb box 18
Stock Salt, 100-lb sack (0
Sulphurized stock salt 50-lb
blocks at)
Fancy white potatoes per bit ,')5
Kastern standard tomatoes
per can 13
Regular 35c M. & J
Loltec
per lb
Regular 30c M. & J. Coffee
per lb 27
Regular 25c M. & J. Coffee
per lb 22
Regular 20c M. it J. Coffee
per lb 18
Regular 50c Sun Cured Jap
an J ea per lb -to
j Kcgttlar 40c bun Cured Jap-
.... M II. TP
in j ea per id oo
Fish for Lent
We have just received a lull line
of Fish lor Lent Snioked Sal
mon, white fish, cured herring,
codfish, mackerel, white fish and
spiced herring, ah fancy goods at
right prices.
Yovr patronage is solicited.
TIE HUB GROCERY (0.,
D. P. McGREW, Mgr.
liKOAI, NOTICH.
Tho ili'fiMlihlllt. Illlllo ITimon. now Hlllli!
Auhlo. will lalo iioIIro that on llui 10th
ilay of Docoiuhor, ittoo. tho plaintiff, tho
county or Lincoln, a corporation, IIIimI Us
petition In tho tllHtrlct court ot Lincoln
couiily. NfhraHlta, tho object anil prayer
of which Is to foreeltma corluln tax lltiiiM,
duly iiHHOBHod hy Hiilil plalntirf itKiitiiHt tho
nwM of Hectlon 20. In towiiHhli) Ifi. north
of raiiKo 2:, wchI of Hlxth principal mer-
iiiuiii, iNonruHKii. lor mo year isu.i, nr tno
Hum of jn.72; for tho your lS'.W. In tho
Hum of Si:i.3U: for tho year 1M17. In tho
Hum of iu:i; for tho year MH, In tho sum
or w.Hi; ror inn year wm. in tiio sum or
$n.:i:i, iiinountlnK In tho total mini or mr..r,
with IntcreHt on tho mini of V.H.2X nt tho
rati) of ton nor cent nor annum from the
1st ilav of November. l'.KW. nil of which Ih
itluo ami unpaid.
l' n UilllT nraVH n ilccrco of foieu oHiirn or
Haiti tax lien and a hiiId of mild prcinlHcM.
Vou mid each of you defendant)) arc re
quired to niiHWer Hiilil petition on or hc-
roro nuiniiav. nut 21111 tiny or March, 11102.
Tim t'OlTNTV OP 1.INCUI.N.
(A (Corporation,)
lly 11. H. Hll)fli:i.V, ItH Attornny,
UOAI) NOTICK.
To all whom it may concorn:
Tho coinuiiFRiorior unpointed to viow
tho chango in County road No. (52.
Coinmonciiig at Hond Station No. 1 in
tho southoatit 1 1 pcctiou 25, townsliip
!!J, north range 110 weist. Thonco south
22 degrocH 10 minutes eaet from Mag
notio mnriilan 'ifi 7K cliiilim. 'I'hnnon
Bouth 27 doi,'reo8 10 minutes oast, 21.11
eliiuns 10 11 point on old rou t pu (J2, be
tween Million 0 and 1, that is 0.12 cIiiuiih
from Station (i ot road survey for road
INo. b-. hind cliaino lieiiiL' in tno
Houthoiist 1 1 of section 2.) anil tho north
east 'i ol section :i(J, township 13, north
raiiL'o .10 west, ami mat partoi roail No.
02 botwoon tho point of coinnionoitnr
this survey and whom it onds bo
vacated. Has reported in fi.vor of tho
Chanel) as above described, and all
objections thciot", or claims for
tlaiiniKCH, iniiHt bo lilinl 111 tho County
Clark's olllco on or boforo noon April 10,
iwi, or Hiicn road will Do altered with
out roforonco tliorntti.
KKHI) 1!. OINN.
(bounty CI01U.
Dated Fobi uury 0, 1!)()2. f 11 1
LKOAL NOTICIO.
The ilefclidanU. Theilu A. Lliiilerinan.
Lliidermaii, her hiiHband, llrHt rent
niimo unknown, Alary A. JoluiHori ami
ltlchai'd Itoe. real niiinv uiiknuwii. will
take notice that 011 the It li tiny or No
vember, 1U01, tho plaintiff, the county of
Lincoln. 11 comornt on. Illeil its nntlllnii
In tho district court of Lincoln county.
NcbrnHldi, tho object unit pravor of which
Ih to forecloHo certain tax Hciih, tluly iih
Hesued by Hiilil plaintiff 111,'alllHt tho tio'i
of nr-cilmi 1:. In lowiitihlp 12, north of
rniiKn :i.i, went ol wixih piiiiclpal mcililloii.
NrhraHkn, fur i n- vcar PVJ . In tho hiiiii of
il2". for Hi.. ear JMCi, In lhi hiiiii of
;1.02. for the year IVi, In llio hiiiii or
Ill.7!; for the ear IS!i7, In tho hiiiii of
$12.i:i; for the year !S!iH. In tho hiiiii of
$10.1,2; for I be year IMiU. Ill tho hiiiii of
..!;
for the v-ear l'.KII). In tho Hll m of I:i.:i2
ainountliiK in tho total Hum of I73.2U, with
.ln. ton tier ennt nor
i....v.ui ..n
annum from tho lHt
IWI, all of whluh Ih tint)
of ami ummld.
u (in v or Mi'iiioinhor
i-iaiuuu iuiijm 11 iiucreu 01 lorecitmuro or
11 Ct"" "".""' " "" n 1111 ii uiiune.
Vou anil txiuh of you ilafoniliiutH aro re-
qiilred to uimwer wild petition on or lie
foro Alondav, tho 21th dav of Murali. 1902.
THW COUNTY Ol' LINCOLN,
(A Corporation.)
lly H. H. HUXJliLV. Its Attorney.