Semi - Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
8UHHCRIPTION KA.TF.fi I
One Year, cash In advance...,., , I.2&
Months, cash In advance 66 cu
Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Pottofllce
as second clan matter.
FIUDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1908.
CoNGHEfiBMAN Nokhib, in tho Fourth
district, received a plurality of only
twenty votes in a total voto of forty-
ono thousand. That's getting In by a
mighty small margin.
in .1: M , 1, ,
FitiBNDfl of Hrvan nro already lavlnir
plans to havo him succeed Hurkott as
United States senator, Hut what of
Gi,.,ii.,.,t......' 1. , u. -ui
u.,n,.i:.,Uu.K- o .... uCl,uU,i " I
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rrnUAtnni n tniihlnrrflfnrin In f Vin annn(i I
and does not his success at
nn.l 11a . . lila . . L. . . n I I I
1110 iunn 1
entitle him to consideration?
ContkaiiY to general expectations,
tho socialist voto polled at tho lato
election was less than polled in 1001,
In Chicago iilono tho falling off in th
n.n. ,,nr IQfinn HA. ..ni..i
...... ...... u,uv.,. wuuo -i.vv,.
to receive anywhere from 0"0 to two
million votos, but tho total will bo less
than four hundred thousand.
It IB understood that Colonel Dryan
and Govcrnor-olcct Shallenbcrgcr will
draft the proposed bank guaranty law,
and that the Colonel will ongineor its
Theso two statesmen believe
passaga
that n guaranty of one-tenth of ono
por cent of the total deposits will be
amply suflTciont, based upon tho yearly
average of bank failures In tho state.
Notwithstanding tho fight that has
been mado against Undo Joa Cannon
by tho truly good peoplo of tho coun
try, It Is probablo that he will bo elec
ted speaker of tho noxt congress. In
that event tho follow who made
nntl-clcction pledges not to support
Uncle Joo for speaker will bo botween
tno uovw nnu tno ueop sca-u moy voto
against mm tnoy win not recoivo much
. 111.... t.t I.- tll- I
rixoKnion iromnimns spenKor, wnuo
ir they voto for him their constituents
will cry "traitor."
Tin: resignation of Chancollor An
drews, of the Stato university, Is to bo
regrotted, for under his chancellorship
tho school has taken its placo at tho
fore front of tho groat educational ln
111 ll
stitutions oi tno country, to Bccuro n
oucccssor to Air. Andrews will bo no
easy task. W. J. Bryan has been sug
gestcd, but it is not likely that ho
wouiu tor a moment consiuor such a
proposition, even though he wero of
fered n enlary double tho amount Chun,
collor Andrews lias rocoived.
Tim Lincoln Journal Bays thero haB
been no concealment so far no tho Bur
llugton railway officials aro concorned
ah to tho interest and the part they
played In tho defeat of Railway Com
misilonur Williams. And tho snmo may
bo said of tho Union Pacific. Horo In
North Platto tho railroad Interests miulo
an oji'in fight on election day against
both Williams and Sholdon. Now that
the railrondi huvu hunted tho rod flag
in the faco of tho farmers and stock
men of Nebraska, will the latter tako
up the challenge and demand stronger
railroad legislation and control than now
exists under tho railroad commission
law?
Govkhnor Sukldon has not as yet
taken any definite action regarding
calling an extra session of tho leglsla
turo. Twenty dayB notice aro required
to call nn extraordinary session and im
mediate action would bo nocossary to
got tho members togothor by Dec. 1,
Ho is considering tho mutter and will
not act until he has had roplloa to his
recent lottors to members as to what
they bnlleve Is necessary. Consider
able opposition has developed sinco the
first notlco of tho possibility of an ex
tra tension was mcntior.od and thero
now appears to bo doubt as to whether
tho matter will bo pursuod. Governor
Sheldon Bays It is his deilro to act only
in nccordanco with tho wishes of tho
majority and that his future decision
will dupond entirely on tho nature of
tho replies rocoived from his circular
eent to tho mombors of tho legislature.
Mr. Taft's Business Policy.
Coincident with tho reported reaump
tion of activity in many industrial
lines and with tho sentencing of
Charles W. Morso of Now York to flf-
teen yoars in prison for violation of the
national blinking lawa, comes tho
BH'tiittcunt words ot Mr. nut, in a
spocch at n banquet of tho Cincinnati
commercial ciuu. Auurcsslnghla mends
and neighbors Mr. Taft said:
i i V i i i
Every bnBinoss man Who JS obeying
tho law may go ahead with all the en-
nor In his possession; every enterprise
which is within tho Statutes may pro-
coed without fear of interference from
tho nununistrstlon when acting legally;
but all Intoresta within tho jurisdiction
.
Of the federtti govomment may expect
a rigid eniorcoment or the laws against
Tfau country uooda just tho ow.Jtor. 60c and $1.00. Trial hot tlo freo
anco offered by Mr. Taf t. Thero are
doubtlesa promoters and reckless
financiers who have hoped that the vfg- &
orous policy of tho Roosevelt ndmlnfs-
tration In dealing with offenders
againBt tho anti-trust and other laws
regulative of commercial and Indus-
trial operations might beimodifled un
dcr tho next administration. Mr. Taf t
serves notice that there shall bo no
cessation of the administration war-
fare against vtolaters of tho laws,
while at (ho snme tlmo offering every
encouragement and protection to cn-
terprlscs operated legally. It might
appear superfluous to rcassuro tho
business men who aro acting within
the laws, wore it not for tho fact that
heedless reports and rumors havo been
circuiutcu wnicn navo umucn 10 gon-
orally dlstrub the business mind. The
country has been suffering from a caso
of """"I?"" ,wh!ch M,r' Tn,ft'fl Btnt-
'iinn win ku mi luwiuun i.uuiiK.
Mr. Titfr'n ntnlnniniit. Ik (lint. Imturnun I -
the people and tno corporations there
. . . . I
ahnll lm nntinrn rlnnllnrr. A nv imnrnn. I
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slon that, as Mr. Koosovclt'H successor,
Mr. Taft would bo less strenuous, if
not Indifferent, to the continuance of
the uooscvclt policies has heen ulssi-
patcd. Tho people can ask no more
limn iur. init nun iriumivuu mm uic i
.. ..." .
corporations snouiti not expect more,
Only tho speculative manipulator of
Htocks and the jobber In Industrial and
commercial enterprises will be able to
find fault with Mr. Taft'o program.
Important problems must be solved
in tho mattor of dealing with railroads
and other corporations engaged in in
terstate commerco attain), but no
honest corporation need fear the new
administration, just as dishonest cor
porations need oxpect no favor.
Omaha Bee.
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
October 29, 1008.
Doard met pursuant to adjournment,
present full board and county clerk.
Tho county surveyor is heroby in
structed to prepare blanks of surveyor's
record of tho surveys of the lots and
blocks in thn dKTnront town, nntl thnlr
dditlons, in Lincoln county, Neb.
Thofollowinrr claims wero allowed:
- " '
Orson II. Covllle, haying roads In
D8t No. 2, $250.00.
I. L. Miltonborgor, sheriff's salary,
$100.00.
C, A. Lowe)!, doputy sheriff's Balary,
$59.00.
E. II. Springer, county commissioner,
$41.00.
A. O. Koclcon, county commissioner,
$35.00
S. C. Wills, county commissioner,
$40.00.
Clarenco Crawley, road work Dist.
11, $900.
Ray C. Longford, sower tax jail,
$233.00.
November Oth, 1008,
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment, present full
board and county clerk.
Board spent tho day auditing claims
against county and investigated road
matters.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
November 10th, 1908.
Board met samo as yesterday pres
unt full board and county clerk.
Tho following claims wore allowed
Harding & Sponcer, lumber, road dis
trict 25, $85.00.
E. O. Polzoll, road work, District 24,
3.00.
F. C. Plolstickcr, road work, Dist.
25, $3.00.
C. A. Parton, road work, 'Dist. 25,
$5,50.
Goo. W. Parkor, road work, Dist 25,
30.00
Morgan Warner,-road work, Dist 22,
G1.50
F. F. Zimmerman, road work, Dist
C5, 8.75
O..L. Watklns, road work, Dist 55,
8. GO
A. A. Llonborgor, road work, Dist
55, 5.00
J. W. Fowler, road work, Dist 55,
con
E, C. HoHtettor, brldgo work, 44. SO
J. M. Wilson, services, 131,50
L. E. Roach, aorvicos, 200.00
J. B. Elliott, making tax list, 710.12
Ray C. Langford, county treasurer,
you aro hereby directed to cancol the
tax on tho following land: East half
northwest quartor 15-0-33, lota one to
flvo and north half northwest 11-12-28
for tho reason that samo is govern
ment land; lots ono to four soction 10'
13-29 for tho reason that samo Is school
land, from taxation for 1907.
P. E. Knapp, road work Dist
on
01.60
P. G. Moyer, platting records, 20.00
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Seven Years of Proof.
"f tinun lmil nnvnn vnnra nf imnf tlmt I
Dr. King's Now Discovory is tho best
medicino to tako for coughs and colds
and for ovory diseased condition of
",,u," V r' ",0-UBU coiiuiuon oi
throat, Chest or lunge," Bays W. V.
Henry, Panama, Mo, Tho world hae
had thlrty-elght years of proof thatDr.
King's New Discovery is tho best rem
cly for coughs and colds la grippe,
asthma, hay fevor, bronchitis, homo
rrhago of tho lungs, and the early stages
. tl , , ,
of consumption. Its timely USO always
prevonta tho development of pneumonia
A Piano at a Nominal Price.
Chicaeo's larzest music house Lvon
Hcnly. announces a Kebuildlnrr Clear-
ln(f Sale of Pianos. Nearly one thous-
and splendid Instruments arc offered
without reserve until all are sold. In
this stock aro fine new Mehlln. Hard-
man, iVCrs & Pond, Smith & Nixon and
other noted nlanoa formerly owned bv
the Thompson Music Co., and tho big
v. a. Thearle Piano Co. All these con-
corns wero bought out for spot cash by
Lyon & Mealy and the public may now
share tho ndvantagc. In this salo are al
so a number of Stolnway and Weber
pianos. In upright pianos neat instru
ments at $100, $120, $140, $150, $1G5,
$190, $200 and upwards. This Is an un-
precodented opportunity that will not
occur strain. Any piano not proving
ntlrelv satisfactory may bo returned
nt their oxpenso. Address Lyon & Healy
10 Adam" "troet CMca- Distance is
no odbiucic, lor in proportion to tno
- ..!.... ... 1 1 ...IUk l
aro Inalanlfleant. Any bunkor will as
n n
-
.. r tt. Il.tlt... t
Lyon & Healy, and their record of 45
yoars for honorablo dealing. Write to-
day go as to avoid disappointment.
Just Exactly Right.
ir ... . nM'i ..ni.,. m if i,. ..,
" Ju uuil l. iiw.m,,,, w,, . ,, jruui
business to keep out or nil tho trouble
you can and you enn and will keep out
of liver and bowel troublo If you toko
Dr. King's New Life Pills. They keep
bllllouRnc8s, malaria and inunuico out
of your system. 25c, at Stone's drug
ntoro.
Barb wire for sale at
Hershey's, corner Fitli
and Locust St. Phone 15.
On the Watch
for tho highest quality and best and
most stynsn narness that is mado wo
always arc, and that is what wo secure
for our stock. Wo havo everything in
up-to-daio designs in both light and
heavy horncss and horse goods of all
kinds and at fair prices.
A. F. FINK.
My 4-X FJouris
Uncle Sam's Pride
and mino also. Why not yours? It's
tho perfect flour: a scientific nroduct
of tho most approved milling methods.
KcmemDer every grocer In town handles
It, and overy sack is guaranteed. Wear
that satisfaction smile that comes from
the use of the first sack of my flour.
"Satisfaction ' is my motto.
C. F. IDDINGS.
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FEELING BAD?
Btomwh nut of ordor, Umr almreUh, Bowel nil cloeced
up, and you liava Uikt U-Bone.tlred-out-flliiel
Tako nn NR Tablet To-night.
Yon will begin to feol better nt onc. Their action la
different from other l.lier and Btomaclt medlclnea no
Itrlplng, no alckeulug or weakening aenaatloua. They
make you (eel good.
BETTER THAN PILLS FOR LIVER ILLS.
"Nature'a nemedy" (NR Tablele) la the Tery beat pre
aerlptlon for aour Stomach, Sick Ueadacho, Loaa of App.
ttte, Sallow Completion, Oonatlpatlon, Liver Complaint,
Bkln DUcMfn, Chill. Malaria, lilllonaneia, Dropty, rim.
plea ml Itheumatliin. All of ttieto dlieaio are earned by
etopuuena and consequent deeay and fomentation In aom
or Ml of the dlgeitlr organ). Ql tea Bei. tela Everywhere.
'dtuiei'fhii,
nrlm?
McDONELL & GRACES,
Don't Spend $3.50 When
Prot. W. M. Hayos, An't, Stcty, of Agriculture of the United state says about stock Foodi
!"TU,,e, b'n d1r,,'.n, of," 0l"' J by aualytU to conit of the uuin of mUi$, elevator and
breweries. mUedvllhmoUMei and alt, to mako the compound palatable to the cattle, and one of
Ihelarttit Slock Food Compiniee It said to ue fin eawduit, finely tround, to cheaply bTin up the
Jf?h,1 ?' Wproducl, Initead at buying a superior and expimlv balanced ration containing bltb
onTr? 2 nn ounh
Prcentte of refuee, and non-nutrltloui matter, tome of which may be poiitlvely danieroui lo
.Krotock food, and rem.dle. by .! Skldoo Horse and Cattle Tablets for
horsei, cattle, sheep, swine and fowin proper dote in ubieti. Mtxlnfeedorait. Theycontain
llMwmdditne r hL'h try nce SK,di?.KC?"dlt?,n. Tab,et?,,;
SKIdOO Worm, Money, Chicken Cholera, Cathartic, Heave. Fever, Hoi" Cholera, D (temper, l'ink
Eye, Colic, White Plains Preventic. or Illl.lerTableli. or Loute Killer, Spavin Kemedy. or Barb
"",tn ' oy i nt uLut
FOlt SiVLE UY JOHNSON'S 0AS1I ItAOlCET ST011E.
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER '
A full lino of Caskets, Robes, etc.
Calls answered promptly.
Day Phone 120, Night Phone 482.
DR. C. D. STANARD,
DENTIST.
Office 505i Dewey. Hinman Block.
unicu hours: H:.JU to iz:uu m,
1:30 to G:00 p. m.
A THANKSGIVING DRIVE
in a fine now carriago will give you just
the right appotito for Turkey. Your
old carriago has seen so much sorvice
you must bo getting ashamed of it.
Wo'll supply a new one that will at the
same time be handsome, comfortablo
and safe. Don't ask tho price. You
might think it too low for a good
carriage.
A. M. Lock.
Just what it will buy.
In groceries it isworth
About $1.10
.at.
LAMB'S CASH STORE,
NORTH SIDE.
Republicans
are not better pleased over
the result of the election
than are our patrons over
The Quality of our Meats
Givo us a trial order and let us
convinco you
North Platte Meat Market
J. L. STINGLEY, Prop.
Wood Turning and
Furniture Repairs,
Cabinet Work, Screen
Frames, Saw Filing and
Setting-. All kinds of Job
Work done on short
notice at prices to suit.
Terms Cash.
P. M. Sorenson.
Shop North of P. O.
flrriKiJCaltwH li ll
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Fifty Cents Will do the Work
ullu Mtuiumu co., capital stock woo.ooo.oo.
What Is a
Dollar Worth?
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J.
S. TWINEM
Homeopathic Physiciun
anu burgeon.
Office! McDonald Bank HulHinp.
Phone 183.
A. J. Ames, SI. I). Mario Ames, .1. D-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Office: Over Stono Drug Co.
Phones: OfTico 273. Residence 273
nEO. B. DENT,
J Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
Phonos I Office 130
I hones Rcsidenco 115
D
R. L. C. DROST.
Osteopathic Physician,
Rooms 7 on'' 8, McDonald
Stato Bank Building,
Phono 148.
WILCOX & IIALLIGAN,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Office over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
rp C. PATTERSON,
X.
Attorney-at-Law,
Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Sta.
ONE MILLION
Snwkers to be Made Happy
by Using the
Matchless
Cigar
Lighter
Price 50 Cts.
(Special Rates to Dealers.)
This lighter works in biggest wind, land
or sea, needs no liquid of any kind nor
caps, it ueaier cannot lurnlsh wo can.
Matchless Cigar Lighter Mfg. Co..
16 John Street, New York.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Doportmi-nt of tho Interior,
United States Land OOlco.
North l'latto, Nebraska.
. . . , ct. 23. 1KB.
Asulllclont contest aflldavlt havlncboen
filed In this oIHco by Oliver A. Itldonour. of
Wallace, Neb., contestant, against homestead
entry No. 21M0. mado June Hth. IM,for the
southwest duartor of soction U, township 11.
roiiKu 0j. oy i.owroy jirucxmar contcstco.
In which It Is nlleged that said Lowroy
IlruckmarhaMneverestabllshed a rest . cor
resided upon said land slnco tliuunto 111 said
entry and has wholly ab ndoned said lan. for
more thanslx months lust nast. Tlmt. imlma
not Improved or cultivated said land and
saiu lanu is entirely without improvements
of any kind or character. That all of said
detects exists to this date Said parties
aro hereby notified to appear, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation alio
o'clock a. m. on Dec. 23. 11KW before- tho
Heulster and Receiver at tho United States
Land Oflleo In North I'latte. Nebraska.
Tho said contestant having. In a proper
aflldavlt. tiled Oct, 23. IMS. sot forth facta
which show that after duo dlllgenco personal
service of this notice can not Ikj mauo, It Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notlco
uo given uy duo ana proper publication,
o27-t!
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E. Evans. Hceister.
Sheriff s Sale.
Hy vlrtuo of an order of salo Issued from
tho district court of Lincoln County. No-
orasKa. upon a uecreo or foreclosure- ren'
dcred In said court wherein llimrr Wnlln
math, Is plalntlir and Hannah Hansen. I'etor
Hansen, John Hultgren, Laura Hultgren and
Arthur llultirrcn wero defendants, aud to mo
directed, I will on tho 23tu day of Nov , 11)08. at
ono o'clock p. m., at t ho cast front door of tho
court house In North I'lnttn I.ltifnln fli nntv
Nebraska, sell at public auction to the highest
omuer Tor casn. to satisfy said Uecreo. inter
est and costs, tho following dcscrllcd nmn-
orty, to-wlt: Tho northhoast quarter (no5)of
section nlghtecn (IS), township twolvo (12)
run" uiiriy-iwo w-i, in Lincoln county, Ne
braska. Dated North Platto, Nebraska, October
ami. ivur.
o!t-f I. L. Mrr.TONirrmQKit, Sheriff,
INTUEDISTHIOT COUUT Olf LINCOLN
OOUNTV. NEUUASICA.
In tho mattor ot tho appll-'
cation ot Honry lllom.
Guardian of tho estato of
Namlo Ilangtson and
Joseph Id. Ilangtson,
minors, to sell Ward's
real estate,
Order to show
causa wliv LI
cense should not
issue for salo of
ward's real es
On reading and flllnir thn nntltfnn lnl,.
tato
vorllled of Henry lllom. iruardlan nf f lm no.
tnte of Namlo Ilangtson. and .losoph L.
Ilangtson. miners, for llconso to sell tho fol
lowing deicrtlN'd real estate, to-wlt;
Lots ft. 7. and 8 and east half nf sniitliwnat
quarter (EH of SWUIof soellou 81, township
is. north of range 28 west of tho Oth p. m. in
i.uiuoui uouniy, nvii., lor tno purtosoi rais
ing funds for the edueulliin nnrl innlntonanxa
hi .laniie nangison. minor, anu Mr tho pur
pose of tl n payment of tho Indebtedness of
said minors which Is a lion upon said real es
tate ana tor tno purpo&o or preventing said
estate-from iH'lng wasted, and It appearing
from said petition that said real cstnto con
sists of a farm located in Lincoln county. Ne
braska, and that the Income therefrom Is
IllSUlllC ent to nay thn Interest.
gago Indebtedness upon said land and to also
sii iiHri anu euucaiosaiu minors:
It Is therefore ordered that tho noxt of kin
of ald minors and all iwrsons Interested In
saiu real estate appear iMiforo mo at, eham-
iwrs in inn court nousu in tho city of North
I'latte In Lincoln Countr. N'nhrHuL'n. on ,t.,.
7th day of December, ll08, at U o'clock a. m. to
how cause, If any there be, why llconso
biiuuiii nui nu grantea to saia llenry lllom,
guardian, to sell said real estato for tho pur-
iruni a uotjvijsui. lurtll.
Aim it is further ordered that a copy of
tins oruor bo personally served upon all of
mo persons interested in saiu real estato at
least 11 days before the date sot for hearing
aim innv nam uuncu oe served upon saiu
iiiinurs, mm niso uixin Anna aiario Pmitu and
Jiihn A . bmll.h, noxtof kin, and upon Magnus
Yiianuer, tho iMirsonal guardian of said
minors, ana that this order bo published for
i ill nui ti:.i.inu tvullKB 111 IIIU AOTlll I'latlO
1 rlliiine. a nowspaiuir published and printed
III salt! COUIlt V Of I.lneoln. N'ulir.vL n
.i'i)a-7.Sa ,at chamlHirs in said Lincoln County,
lui.iiu iibjui nuvemuer, iwts-
Tf f ni,TtfKa
Jiulvoof nuirlct Comtor Lincoln County,
1.1 v. wi uorvni (IIW
NOTICE OV KEPEUEE BALE,
Notice Is hereby given that at ono o'clock
in i no iiiiernonn on naiurtlay, iiiu isth (lay of
wi-vi-u imr. ii-"-, av me uusi iroui uoor or the
cuurthouso In Ihn elivnr Nnnli Pi.n.i v...
braska. 1 will mil at iniiiiin niioiinn
to the highest, and lust bidder tho northern!
quarter of sei'llon I, In township S north, of
... b ui un, ii in, in i.incoin county.
.ii.ipi.jjii, ijiiu Hum is maun ny virtue of an
vjiiui ui iiiu iiisinut eouri or Lincoln, ninntr.
Nubraska. In j caso wherein Mary Colin Is
plalntltrand Mary E Siegoman and Albert
Megemau are defendant, brought to partl
tloinhe above debCrllM'd laud, and ualtl salo Is
mvih vuiauaiib iu nniti iinier.
1, Ii, MllnMyitMiHrx AufViW,
LEGAL NOTICE. J
rK'.it..nl.i v. Miriln. defendant: lotl
aro hereby notified that on tho 18th day of
October. 1608. John C. Dewey, plaintiff, filed
his petition In tho district of Lincoln county.
Nebraska, against Nathaniel E. Martin, as
defendant, to quiet title In tho plaintiff In
the Northeast quarter (NE W) of Section
Fourteen (if), Townsnip iiino iw;
n.nnn Thlrf r-fnnr 131) wpstof the f th Princi
pal Meridian In Lincoln county. Nebraska:
that during tho month of December. 1S. one
Nicholas Bcullcn. who was then ownorof said
premises, with his wife Mary Scullcn. made,
executed and delivered to one Nathaniel E.
Martin a mortgage upon said premises to se
cure an indebtedness or siw.w, mai saiu
mortgage was recorued in me county ciem a
nni nf r.lnr-nln rnuntv. Nebraska. In Hook
e of Mortgages at Pago 130; that said mort
gage has long since occn paiu, nui iiirouau
mlstako or neglect still remains of record and
unsatisfied and casts a cloud upon the title
of said premises: that said mortgage became
duo on tho 6th day of December. 1891, and
moro than ten years have elapsed slnco It be
came duo and If unpaid Is barred by the stat
utes of limitation.
Tim nlaintlff Is tho owner and In possession
of ald premises and tho object and prayor
of said petition Is to havo said mortgage can
colled and discharged from tho records of
tho county clerk's onico ot wncoin county,
Nebraska, and thatsald title to said premises
bo quieted In tho plaintiff, and for such other
and further relief as equity may require.
Vou aro required to answer said petition
on or bwforo tho 7th day of December. IWb.
Dated this iwih day or October, iwm.
JOHNO. DEWEY. Plaintiff.
o20l Hy L. E. Itoach. his Attorney.
Probate Notice lo Creditors.
In the" county court of Lincoln county. Ne
braska.
In tho mattor of the estato of Edward L.
Kaln, deceased.
Notice Is herebr given, that tho creditors
of the said doceascd will meet the administra
trix of said estate, before mo, County Judgo f
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, at tho county
court room In said county, on tho 16th day of
November, anu on tno inn uay or .May,
11)09, atti o'clock a. m. each day, for tho pur
pose of presenting their claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowed for creditors to present their
claims and quo year for tho administratrix
to settle satd estato from tho 10th day
of October. 1906. This notlco wilt be published
in tno noun l'latto Tribuno ror four
weeks successively orlor to tho 16th dar
of November, iflOa.
witness my band and seal of said court this
10th day of October, A, I). 1908.
w. u. KUDKli,
o2(M County Judgo.
Serial No. W01. If. E. 19106.
notlco for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
Land Ofllce at North Platte. Neb.
September 21st, 1908.
Notlco Is hereby irlven that Carl W. KlrDmw.
of North Platto. Nebraska, who on Deremlwir
9th. 190, mado homestead entry No. 19106,
ror tho northwest quarter (NWJi), Sec
tion 8. TownshlD IS north. linnim 2V west
Sixth Principal Meridian, has 11 led notlco of
intention to maxo tinai flvo year proof
to establish claim to thn l&nrl nhnvn
described, before tho Itcglster and Ho- -celver
at North Platto. Nob., on tho 20th
day of November. 1908. .
Claimant names as witnesses! P. O. Peter
son. A. Hudolpb. T. J. Comlm and W. A.
Stearns, all of North Platte, Nebraska.
822-6 J. E. EVANS. Heglster.
PUOnATE NOTICE TO CltEDITOltS.
In tho County Court of Lincoln Cnnntv. Nn-
braska,
In tho matter of tho estate nf William IT.
Welty. deceased.
Notlco Is hereby given. That tho creditors
of tbo satd deceased will meet tho adminis
trator of satd estato. before mo. County
Judgo of Lincoln County. Nebraska, at tho
county court room In said county, on tho 1st
uay oi Lioccmoor. iww, anu on tne 1st clay or
June, 1009, at 9 o'clock a. m each day. for the
purposo of presenting their claims for exami
nation, adjustment and allowance Six
months aro allowed for creditors to present
their claims and' ono year for the Adminis
trator to settle said estate, from the 31st day
of October 1D0S. This notlco will be published
In tho North Platto Tribuno eight publica
tions successively prior to tho 1st day ot
uecempcr. lmw.
Witness my hand and Seal of said court thla
81st day of Octolicr. A. D. 1908.
w. o. EMiEn. County Judge.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Notlco is hereby irlven that at 1 o'clock nn
Saturday, tho Sth day of December. 1908. at
tbo east frontdoor of the court house in tho
city of North Platte, Nebraska, I will sell at
public auction to tho highest and best bid
der, tho northwest quartor ot section 26,
township 1ft, north of rango33, west of tho 6th
r, .ti. in Lincoln uounty. Nunraska. tho
terras of satd salo to bo ono half cash and tho
balance In three enual annual nuvinentu with
Interest from tho datoot salo at six per cent
per annum upon each of the deferred pay
ments, said salo is made by virtuo of an
order of tho district court of Lincoln county.
Nebraska, in a caso wherein Weilfv T. Wil
cox Is plaintiff and Jcsxio Dlkeman. Almeda
iv iiiKcman, uimuncy i;. Dlkeman, Lucllo L.
Dlkeman and Ilcnjamln A. Dlkeman, execu
tor and trusteo aro defendants, brought to
partition tho above described land and said
salo Is held pursuant to said order.
wov, s-a JiDTi.En HuTiiANAN, Referee.
Serial No78T II. E. 21.183.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ofilco at North Platte. Nob.,
November 6. 19US.
Notlco is horoby given that John W. Chlld-
orston. of Trron Neb., who on Dec. 18. 1905,
mado Homestead Entry No. 21585, for west halt
section 27, southeast quarter southeast quur-
iur necuun nortneast, quarter, nortliliair
northwest quarter, northeast quartor south
east quarter section 83. township 18 north,
rango 31 west, slxtn principal meridian, hag
tiled notlco or his Intention to mako anal 11 vo
year proof, to establish claim to the land
of tho District Court at Tryon. Nebraska, on
tho 23d day of December, 1908.
uiaimant names as witnesses! William
Kaho, Fred Ponham. Robert McPharland,
William Scott, all nt Trron. Nobrasko.
n6-6 j. E. Evans. Register.
Serial No. 0582.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
r. . (Isolated Tract).
Applicable to Nebraska only (34 Stat., 1224).
Public Salo.
DEPARTMENT OV TUB INTRIIIOIt.
United States Land Ofllce.
North Platto. Nebraska November 4, 1908.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that, as directed by
imv vwuiwiraiuiibi Ui bllUUUIlurui liUJJU WJIICO,
under provUlonH of tho act of March S, 11)07.
(31 Htat . 12J). wo will offor at public sale, to
tho hlithost bidder, at 10 O'clock a. m on
til n 23(1 riflV nf nnrnhni- inn nnvt
ofllco. the following tracts of land, towlt:
West half southeast quarter, section 17, town
ship 10 north,, range 3U, west Oth principal
lueriuan.
described lands aro advised to Illo their
claims or objections on or before the tlmo
MiaiKimivu lui diii
... , J r. EVANS, Jteglster.
n6-fl W. II. O. WoonnuitsT. Bccolvor.
, SHERIFF'S SALE.
tho district court of Lincoln county, Nebras-
utMuuiirviiiMii lurramiim renuereq in
said court whoroln Olrard Trust Company,
mm. .;. iJiaiuiiii mm .101111 Bioecuer, u. v.
auleten, Mrs. I). W, Stapleton. his wife,
flr namo unknown and John Doe are
ilefemlintN. and to me dlrctni 1 nin nn ,i.
2tl. d Of NOV. 1908. it 1 o'clock n m"
at the oast front door of tho court house In
..w. v.. . M..,vfii uuiiL, iiuurasica, son
nt. TMllillf. niiitl.ifi l... l.ll.n... ..1.1.1..' . '
cash, to satisfy said decree. Interest and
costs.thofollowlngdescrll)ed property, to-wlt:
.1 . A ri . 1 . nl...in section Tiurty
threo 33, township Nino 191,. North of range
Thirty-four lai . West of HP M-ln Lincoln
County. Nebraska.
naieu atisortn riatle, Neb., Oct. 26. 1908.
. L U MlLTONIIEItOEII.
"?7-! Shorfff,
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
bra'ika0 "lty Uourt of Llnco'n county, No-
In th'e niattei of t he estato of Frodorlck
A Landers, deceased.
Notice Is hereby glvon. that tho creditors of
said deceased will meet tho Administrator
of said estate, before i mo. County Judgo of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, at tho county
court rj)om In said county, on tho 1st day of
!.utI,.fr; W)ftf anrt on ,no ,8tl'ay of June
UKXi, at 8 o'clock p. m. each day, for tho pur
pose of presenting thelrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance Six months
oro allowed for creditors to present the r
cla ms ami ono year for the Administrator to
settle said estato. from tho 4th day of Aug
xlsU,??;, .T,"?,.n.otlt;o Hl" PUblUhwl In tffo
North Platto Tribuno. for eight publications
1WW y l'rlor t0 th0 lst d4y of Oecomlwr
P' ?w court,
-.v unj vi vtiuuvr, ui i imn.
W. O. ELDER.
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