Semi - Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1908. lt
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senator to succceu ino into ounuiur u-
lison. Governor Lumrnlngs was ono or
the original roformors along Roosevelt-
ian lines and tho pcoplo of Iowa arc to
bo congratulated upon having such a
representative in the senate
One Now York preacher has become
fxniinprntafl ovor tho nnnonranco of
Mrr wi,w hn In hi. rnntrrPtra.
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Hon, and last Sunday declared from his
pulpit that women wearing sucn nugo
decorations and shutting oh" tho viow
from others committed a kind of theft
"a theft not tolerated in tho theatre
and a theft which Christian considera
tion ought to render impossible in tho
sanctuary." Many women in the con
gregation, whether they deemed the
larceny of view too potty for com
plaint or not, promptly pulled off their
hats, and it is expected in that church
hereafter no hats will bo worn.
State capital information is to tho
odect that democratic mombors of tho
coming legislature nro getting face to
faco with a pledge that thoy will seek
tho fwlvfrn of W. .L Brvnn in mnklntr
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tho laws that will bo needed to fit tho
democratic platform. Going n stop far-
thcr this really means that Bryan is
not minded to trust tho democratic
members to do tho work that will re
bound to tho glory of Bryan, nnd to bo
Buro that tho work'is properly dono 1b
willing to do it himself. This courso
will roliovo tho members of much worry
nnd anxiety nnd loss of sleep ns well
as of a lioavy burdon of responsibility.
Kcnrnoy Hub.
A New Union.
It is not unfair to supposo that the
now labor union group formed nt tho
meeting of tho federation of labor in
Denver lias political significance. Tho
now group is to includo vnrious unions
of rallwaj cmployos, presumably nil of
thorn. This looks like a culmination of
tho recent steady work Of organizing
tho railroad emyloyos into a political
group to net for tho railroads in politics.
Tho success of this mothod was demon
strated in Nebraska lately, when tho
railroads wero nblo by means of their
employes to dofeat a railroad commit)-
sionor who was not to their liking.
rrttf t t 11 a. a . a 1
i nm joining oi moor unions witn their
employes for political onds is bocoming
a habit with pooslbllities of far reach-
intr results on nolMcnUllfrnmnntit. Yn.
tor day wo wore reminded of such tt
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sir ko of Cleveland street car employes
wnicn was fought Inst spring nt tho
instigation, it is ueiiovcu, of tho prl-
vato stroot car interoBts of tho city.
mi i
ino union ioBt us striKo, but wns an
important factor in securing tho re
turn of tho system to tho privato com
pany by tho recent dofent of tho fran
chise held in trust for tho city.
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it is oxuccica innc tno unions cm-
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Pioycu uv tno Btcoi trust will bo on
hand to oppose tho tariff reductions on
stcol which Mr. Cnrnecio suvs can bo
olTocted without hurting oithor tho
stool comnanv or its emnlovos. Tim
long dreamed union of labor and capi
tal suams near a sort oi realization,
toougn not just in thu form hoped for.
Lincoln journal.
Puckarue Island.
A light skift of snow foil Tuosday,
" w.iwf, ..uviouujr,
onough of It to mnko corn picking un-
iileasant.
A. T. Gover and wifo. of Suthorland.
woro tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duko
Trembly ovor Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Bockus' aunt of Douel coun
ty has been visiting her tho pnst weok.
j. vv. rromuiy unu wilo woro visit-
ora in GothonburR tho latter part of
1UHL WCOK.
Tho danco at Frank Uochus' Satur
day night was well uttonded and all ro
port a fine timo.
Wlllio Trembly was very much sur
prised tho other morning when ho went
to look at his Bkunk trup to find a large
coyoto in ono oi mem, which no Killed
with his rlllo
C. O. Hutchinson's now house is nenr-
Incr commotion.
Tho bridgo mon havo been working
pretty steady on tho bridgo south ot
Maxwell putting in new piling, which
was much needed.
Jaa. N. Trombly has bills out for a
saio on uccemoer lird. Ho will remove
his family to Syracuse Immediately af
ter tho salo.
The noiehbors and friends of W. R.
Houser of Box Elder havo docided that
on tho 30th day of November thoy will
donato him a (lav's work huskinor corn.
Rort had his foot badly crushed n short
timo ago and is unable to put his foot
on the floor.
Thcro will bo n danco nt John Hoh-
rcn's Dec 4th. All aro invited nnd u
good timo Is expected ns John under
stands how to mako you feel at homo,
Tho seats for tho school house in Dis
trict 110 have arrived and wero put in
last Monday morning. The now enso
of maps, globo. dictionary and stand,
that wero nurchascd with tho nrocoeds
of tho basket social given by Mrs. Liv
ingston havo arrived and the school is
ready to go to work in carnost. Thoso
articles aro Romothlng this school has
IfflysteryofaLostRing
Copyrignt, lws, vy Ainonwn
ciation.j
t, mfllrt nP,i,,nt 0f this story was
given ino for a fact
rriln loss of Honhlo Brock's cnunKO-
mcnt ring was a mjmurj. i muu
week after Clnrenco Howes had given
to hcr 8U0 Wcnt to bed ono night
with It on her linger, nnd when sho
WOKO UP in U10 iuurmiiK un Buuu.
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Tim was no evldonco of bunrlnry
except thnt tho sash of a window In
Sophlo's room, which had been closed
when she wont to bed, was found In
tho morning raised.
The persons In tho house besides tho
servants were Sophlo's father, mother,
a younger brother, aged ten, and her
cousin, Winifred Loomls, about her
own age. Sophlo nnd Winifred wero
, t,crHona Hinet)lnir on tho floor
fr0m which tho ring had disappeared.
Winifred was an orphan nnd had been
tnknn in fop clmrltv. Hho wnn Htudv-
ing to become a tenchcr. Thcro was
no posslblo explanation of tho ring's
loss except Winifred had takon it oft
hcr cousin's linger whllo tho latter
slept But this did not account for
tho open window. Besides, Winifred
was regarded by all who know bor an
an upright, conscientious girl.
As to tho theory of tho theft by n
servant, lt was impossible, for tho
doors lending from both Sophie's and
Winifred's room wero locked nnd bolt
ed, though tho two rooms communicat
ed nnd tho door between thorn wns
open.
When Sophlo told her lover of hcr
loss she intimated sho believed that for
somo unknown rensou Winifred hnd
coveted tho ring und had yielded to a
tompt(ltlon t0 ko lt of bcr nngcr
Wnu0 suo Bopt. Howes romonstratcd
against throwing suspicion upon any
o without proof, especially Winifred,
whom nil loved nnd respected. Indeed,
so earnestly did ho enter upon Wlnl
frcd's defenso thnt Sophlo took his ac
tion for a clow. It suddenly appeared
to her that sho had n rival in Wini
fred that her rival could not enduro
to sco hcr wenrlug n ring on hcr finger
which hnd been given hcr by tho man
pho (Winifred) loved, and this wns her
motive for stealing lt
Whnt wo fear wo nro upt to bring
to pass. Howes was a manly fellow,
and tho moment suspicion, which ho
considered unjust, was thrown upon
Winifred ho beenmo interested in her
nnd In tho solution of tho mystery by
which oho Buffered, no questioned
Winifred closoly upon overy detail,
and ono day Sophlo camo upon tho
two unawares whllo engaged in an
animated conversation. Sophie's glnnco
at tho couplo caused both to blush.
Sho passed on without n word, nnd the
rosult of tho encounter was a now
complication. Sophlo wns now suro
of her explanation of tho mystery nud
was doubly suro that Winifred had
captured hcr lover.
Of all social conditions the most ex-
asperating is ono
Is ono Involving things
known and not spolcon.
IIowcs know
Uint 110 was suspected of being ou
terms with Winifred thnt wero not ac
cfPtablo to his fiancee. Winifred know
this nnd thnt Bho wns suspected of
""Tine stolen tho ring. Sophlo know
tlint both U)0 otU(jrB wcro ftWliro ot
theso things, nnd yot all this knowl
edgo wns Ignored between tho trio,
On the surfneo IIowos and Sophlo wero
lovers; under tho surface Howes and
Winifred wero fast being drawn to
gcthor by an lrreslstlblo powor, sym
pathy In ono, gratitude In tho other.
Howch received n brlof noto from
Sophlo brenklng her engagement with
out giving nny reason. It drow color
to his ehook nnd a flash to his cyo. Ho
replied, accepting tho nltuntlon with
out comment. Winifred remnlncd a
member of tho Brock household. Why
shouldn't she? No ono had openly nc
cuscd hcr. No ono trcnted her nny dif
ferently thnn boforo tho mystery. Nev
ertheless Bho lived a wretched llfo,
counting tho days till she should bo
equipped to earn nor own living,
I VM1U lllllb HIIU IIWUKU rfUUMUlliy 11UU1
Bleep. Tho full moon was shining Into
Ono night Bho nwoko BUddonly from
tho room, nnd by Its light sho saw hcr
cousin In her room standing before n
mirror combing hcr hair. Winifred
nsked hcr what In tho world nho wns
doing thnt for. Thero was no reply,
nnd In another moment Sophlo passed
Into her own room. Tliero sho threw
up n window and leaned over tho sill,
looking out. Winifred, realising that
sho had to deal with u sleepwalker
nnd not daring to lenvo her nt tho win
dow, led hor to her bed. Sophlo lay
down without awakening, and Wlnl
nvu wtucncu uesiiio nor.
Whllo Winifred Iny awako bIio
thought, Tho loss of tho ring must bo
In somo wny connected with this som-
nnmlmllsm. Might not hcr 'cousin havo
dropped tho ring in tlio room or out
tho window? Tho next morning she
rcvcnlcd whnt sho had seen. Sophie,
regarding tho story ns mado up to ex
onerate Winifred, received lt with si
lent scorn. Winifred Benrched her cous
in's room when Sophlo wns absent nnd
found nothing. Howes searched tho
grounds, nlso without success.
This WiiH In midsummer. Ono day In
October tho gnrdencr wns pullliu; up
Bomo withered vegotnblo stalks In the
kitchen gnrden In tho rear yard and
found tho missing ring. It recnlled to
him that one night whllo stnndlng at
his door ho had seen Bomo ono throw
ROiucthlng from n window of Sophie's
room. Sophlo had thrown tho ring
from her window whllo asleep.
Tho explanation came too late to ef
fect a reconciliation between Sophlo
Drock nnd Clnrenco Howes. Heiuar-
rled Winifred Loomls.
LOUISE O. KAimnLL.
Poor Air and Poor Living.
When Jim Brldgcr, the ono time fa
mous scout of tho plains, grew old he
thought he would like to retire from
the somewhat arduous life of a plnlns
man and scttlo down to tho caso oi
"the cast," which to him meant Mis
souri. So ho used his best endeavot
to find n competent man to 1111 his
place and went back to Missouri.
A year or two passed, and ono day
Captain Russell, tho commandant of
tho post which Brldgcr had left, was
surprised to boo tho old scout heave
In sight. When ho camo in tho cap
tain asked:
"Well, Brldgcr, what brings you bach
here?"
"Captain," said Brldgcr, "I want to
go back to scouting ugnln."
"Indeed? Why, I thought you had
settled down In tho cast for tho rest of
your llfcl"
"Well, enp'n, 111 tell you how It Is.
I went back to old Missouri, nnd if
you'll bollovo It they'vo got a railroad
station within ten mllo o' the old place
yes, Blr, a railroad station! Ami,
what's more, they'vo got n ranch now
In every four mile. I tell you what,
enp'n, tho air ain't puro down thore
no morel"
"Is that posslblo? But I thought
T0Ua m0 tho good things to cat they
have down there. You Hko good things
to ent, I remember."
"Good things to cati Why, enp'n, I
didn't have n br'lled beaver tall tho
wholo tlmo I was there!"
The First Cookbook.
To tho Romnns belong tho honor of
hnvlng produced tho first Europcnn
cookery book, anT. though tho author
ship Is unccrtnln,Tt Is generally attrib
uted to Cacllus Aplcus, who lived un
der Trajan, 114 A. D. Hero nro two
recipes from this nnclcnt collection
"Klrst, for a sauce to bo eaten with
boiled fowl, put tho following lngrcdl
onts into n mortar: Aniseed, dried mint
nnd Inzer root. Cover them with vino
gar, add dates and pour In llqunmcn
(n distilled liquor mado from largo fish
which wero salted and allowed to turn
putrid In tho sun), oil nnd n small
quantity of mustard seeds. Itcduco all
to n proper thickness with sweet wlno
wnrmcd, and then pour this snmo over
your chicken, which should previously
bo boiled In aniseed wnter."
Tho Hocond rcclpo shows tho snmo
queer mlxturo of Ingredients: "Tnko
a .wheelbarrow of, roso leaves and
pound In n mortar; add to it brains of
two pigs nnd two thrushes boiled and
mixed with the chopped up yoko of
egg, oil, vlncgnr, pepper and wlno.
Mix and pour theso together nnd Btcw
them steadily nnd Blowly till the per-
fumo Is developed." Chambers' Jour
nal.
Which Foot Walks Faster?
You may think this a very silly qucs
tlon to nsk, but lt Isn't. It Is n simple,
domonstrnblo fnct, which you can
provo to your own satisfaction in a
very fow minutes. If you will take a
pavomont that Is clear, bo that there
will bo no Interference, nnd walk brisk
ly In tho center, you will flud that bo
foro you hiivo gono fifty ynrds you
havo voorcd very much to ono side.
You must not mnko any effort, of
course, to keep in the contcr, but if you
will think of something and endeavor
to walk nnturnlly you cannot keep a
direct lino. Tho explanation of this lies
in tho propensity of one foot to walk
faster than tho other, or ono leg takes a
longer strldo than tho other, causing
ono to walk td ono sldo. You can try
an experiment in this wny by placing
two sticks nbout eight feot apart, then
stand off about sixty feot, blindfold
yourself nnd endeavor to walk botweon
thorn. You will llnd lt almost linpos
Bible.
Why Not Be nn Egotist?
Thoro Is much mlstnken sentiment ns
to tho sin of egotism. Tho fact is ego
tism is not a sin. Ou tho other hand,
lt Is somowhat of a vlrtuo and an In
dlspeusablo element in all real prog
ress. Somo phases of egotism nro un
pleasant to tho beholder nnd unfor-
tuuato for tho possessor, but If all of
self lovo, or, rathor, tho lovo of other
pcop'.o'B admiration nnd good will, wcro
to bn.oxtlngulshcd thero would bo llttlo
to hold society togother and less to
glvo Impetus to tho great enterprises
which spring from Individual thought
and culminate In personal profit. Lcs-
llo's Weekly.
The Retort Courteoui.
A lady pnsslng through tho negro
qunrtcr In Mohllo, Ala., heard an old
woman chanting n dlrgellko tunc.
"Auntie." sho observed. "Hint Is a
mournful Bong you nro singing."
"Ynssum," wns tho response, "I
knows It's mo'nful, but by Hlngln' dnt
song nn' 'tendln' to my own business
I BpectB to nit to hcabon." '
Hit Luck.
"I linvo liccn cngnccu to nt least a
dor.en girls," said n youiiK man.
"And always been unlucky in lovo,
oh?" Intpilred a lady.
"Oh, no rather lucky 1" was tho an
swer. "I'vo never married nny of
thcinl"
An Order Not Obeyed.
An exasperated Irish sergeant, drill
Ing n Hipim! of recruits, called to them
at hist:
"Haiti Just como over horo, all of
ye and look ,nt yourselves. It's a fln
lino yo'ro koepln', Isn't It?"
The Resemblance.
"I was always Interested In airships
nnd flying machines, so I bought a the
ater."
"Why did you do that?"
"A theater has wings and flies."
All who hnvo gnrdens know whnt a
post the green lly, or aphis, becomes. U
Hueiim lo cover roso trees and other
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A full lino of Caskets, Robes, etc.
Calls answered promptly.
Day I'hono 120, Night Phono 482.
DR. C. D. STANARD,
DENTIST.
Office G05i Dewey. Hinman Block.
Office hours: 8:30 to 12:00 m,
1:30 to C:00 p. m.
FOR HIS BIRTHDAY
or to B'vo nlm nnv timo to ntlve on hnn(1
when maio menus call, a box of lino
cigars are always in order always ap
preciated. If tho stamp nnd label on
tho box bear tho magic word "Forest
King," thero will bono quostion as to
tho pleasure afforded tho smoker, for
thcro is no better smoke extant than
that obtained from the forest king
cigar.
J.F. SCIIMALZRIED.
A THANKSGIVING DRIVE
in a fine new carriage willgivo you just
tho right appotito for Turkey. Your
old enrriago has seen so much service
you must bo getting ashamed of it.
We'll supply n new ono that will at the
Bamo timo bo handsome, comfortable
and safe. Don't ask tho price. You
might think it too low for a good
enrriago.
A. M. Lock.
Just what it will buy.
In groceries it is worth
About $1.10
fit .
LAMB'S CASH STORE
NORTH SIDE.
Wood Turning and
Furniture Repairs,
Cabinet Work, Screen
Frames, Saw Filing- and
Setting1. All kinds of Job
Work done on short
notice at prices to suit.
Terms Cash.
P. M. Sorenson.
Shop North of P. O.
l'HOIIATE NOTICE TO OKEDITOP.S.
In tho County Court of Lincoln countv. Ne
braska.
In the matter of tho estate of I- rodorlck
A- Landers, deceased.
Notlco is hereby Klvcn. that tho creditors of
said deceased will moot tho Administrator
of suld estate, boforo mo, County Judiro of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, at tho countr
court room In said county, on tho ist day of
iiocoiiiir. iwm. and on tno ist nay or .nine,
1000, at 2 o'clock p. m. each day, for tho pur
ikisCi of nrcsoiittuir thelrclatnis for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowed for creditors to present their
claims and one year for the Administrator to
scttlo said estate, from tho -ttli day of Auei
list. 10OH. This not CO will Ihi liubl shod In the
North l'latto Tribune, for clcliL tmlillcatlnim
successively prior to tlio 1st day of December,
inn.
Witness my hand and sval of said omirt.
tins iJibtoay or wcioiwr, a. h- um.
n3-S County .Indue.
OHDEU OK IIEAUIND ON PETITION.
Statu of Nebraska, I
County ot Lincoln, I
In tho County Court Novomlmr IfUh. 1003.
In thn mattur of tho cstato of John T.
HarNhllold. deceased
r n readlmr and llllmr tho petition ot John
A. Han-litlold praylne that tho roinilar ad
ministration utsald cstato may bo dispensed
with.
Ordered. That UivcemborH. llw, ot v o'clock
a. m is assiBuott ror l.uarimr said petition
when an persons inu-roMiMi in said matter
may appear at a County Court to )h) hold in
and for said t ounty. and Miow causo why
tho nraver of petitioner should not Ihi'
limited. This notice to Ihj published for
six succt'sslvo publications In tho North l'latto
Tribune prior to December h. iwh
What Is a
Mar Worth ?
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
T S. TWINEM,
v , Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.
Offlcei McDonald Bank HuiMinfr.
Phone 183.
A. J. Ames, M. I). Mario Ames, -I. I)-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
Office: Over Stono Drug Co.
Phones: Oflico 273, Residence 273
GEO. B. DENT,
Physicinn nnd Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonnld Bank.
Phones I Office 130
l hones Kcaidenco 11G
D
R. L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician,
Rooms 7 and 8, McDonnld
Stato Bank Building,
Phono 148.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
AttorneyB-at-Law.
Office over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
Ml C. PATTERSON,
x.
Attorncy-at-Law,
Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
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CONTEST NOTlOE.
Department of tho Intorlor.
United States Land Olllco.
North l'latto, Nebraska.
Oit. 23. 1UM.
A sufllc'lont contest afllrlavlt hnvlnir linmi
filed In tills oflico by Oliver A. Itidenour. of
Wallace. Neb.. contestant, nirnlnst homestead
entry No. 210M. mado Juno Ilth. 1000. for tlio
southwest quarter ot section 14. township 11,
ranco n.i. ny i.owrov liruCKmar contesteo.
In which lt Is alleged that said Lowroy
Hruckmar has novor established a rosl..-.ci,or
resided upon said land stneo thoi.atn, hi Raid
entry and lias wholly ab- ndoncu said ianc for
moro man six mourns lust past. That ho lias
not Improved or cultivated said land and
said land Is entirely without Improvements
ot any kind or charactor. That all of said
defects exists to this dato. Said partlos
aro hereby notllled to aunoar. rcsnond and
offor ovldonco touchlm; said allegation at 10
o'ciocic a. in. on Dec. XJ. nm boforo tho
Heclstor and Itocolvor at tho United States
uauu oinco in north l'latto, Nobraska.
tho salu contestant havinir, In a proper
aflldavlt, tiled Oct. 23. 1008, sot forth facts
which show that after duo dllhrencn personal
sorvlco of this notlco can not bo mado, It Is
hereby ordorcd and directed that such notlco
no Riven oy uuo anu proper publication.
o2T-e .1. E. Evans. Itciristor.
Sheriff's Sale.
lly vlrtuo of an order of salo Issued from
tho district court of Lincoln County, Ne
braska, upon a decrco of forcciosuro ren
dered in said court wherein Henri' Waltu-
math, Is plaintiff and Hannah Hansen, l'ctor
Hanson, John iiuitRrcn, Laura llultercn and
Arthur Hulttrren woro defendants, and to mo
directed, I will on tho 28th dayof Nov., 1008, at
ono o'clock p. in., at tho cast front door ot tho
nilffr lif.MQ.t 1,1 Ms,l Pin,,.. T.lnjinln P. nti.t.
Nebraska, soil ut public auction to tho highest
inuuor ror cash, to satisfy said decree. Inter
est and csts. tho following described urnn
orty. to-wits Tho nortlihoast quarter (nok)o
section olKhtecn (18), township twolvo (1)
rango thirty-two (2, In Lincoln county, No-
uraska.
Dated
Mtli. 100J,
oV-b
North l'latto. Nebraska, October
I. L. Mii.TONnEitOEit, Sheriff,
IN THE D1STHIOT COUItT OV LINCOLN
UOUWTV, IMI-.1IUASKA..
In tho matter ot thosppll-'l
cation or itenry mom.
Guardian of tho cstato of
Namlo ltanirtson and
Joseph L. IlaiiKtson,
minors, to soil Ward's
real estatn.
Ordor to show
causo why LI
censo should not
issuo ror salo o
Ward's real os
tato,
Ou roadlnir and flllnir tlio potltlon dulv
vorincu or uonry n om. Kiiariuan or tho os
tato of Namlu llanetson, and Joseph L
llanctson. miners, for llconsa to soil tho fol
lowlnc descrllHd real cstato. to-wlt:
Iotsn. v. and n and oast half of southwest
quarter (EM of HWU) of soctlon 31. township
is, nortii ot raiik'o west or iiionin p. tn- in
Lincoln County. Nob., for tho nurooso of rals-
luc funds tor tho education and maintenance
of Namlo llanctson. minor, and for tho mir
Ikiso of tho payment of tho Indebtedness Ot
said minors which Is a lien upon said real es
tate and for tho purpose of provcntlm; said
estate from liulnir wasted, and it apDoarlmr
from said petition tnat said real cstato con
sists ot a farm located In Lincoln county. No
nrasKa, ana mat tno income tncrorrom is
Insiinlclont to nay tho Interest upon tho mort-
sraeo indebtedness uimiii ssld land and to also
support and educatosaitl minors:
lt Is therefore, ordered that tho next of kin
of said minors and all iwrsons Interested in
said real cstato apnear ouroro mo at chain
Imra In tlio court liousu In tlio u tv or Nurt
l'latto In Lincoln County. Nebraska, on the
7th day of Docnmbor. 1IKW, at o'clock a. m, to
show cause, If any thero be, why license
should not bo irranteq to said uonry mom
uuardlan, to soil said roal cstato for tho pur
noses a novo set lonn.
Ann it is iiirtucr onieren mat a copy or
thUnrdor bo nersonallv served unon all of
tho lorsons Interested in said roal estato at
least II days before tho dato sot for hoarlnir
and that saui notice no served upon said
minors, and also upon Anna .Mario smitn ana
John A. .Smith, noxtot kin. and upon .Mairuus
Vltaudor. tho inirsonal truardlan of said
minors, and that this order bo published for
three, successive weeks In tho North I'latt
Trlbuno, a newspaper published and printed
In said county or i.uicoui, Nonrask-a.
Dated at chambers In said Lincoln County
this an iay or wovemiHir, nw,
IL JI Oiumkh
JudKoof District Court of Lincoln County
Nebraska. uiu-a
NOTlOE OI-' HEl-'EltEE SALE.
Notlco Is hereby irtvon that at ono o'clock
In tho afternoon on Saturday, tho 12th day ot
ueceirnor, iw. anno east ironi ucxir or tno
courthouse 111 tho city of North l'latto. Ne
braska. 1 will soil at public auction for cash
to tho hlchest and lest blddor thn northeast,
quarter of section 4, In township 0 north, ot
ram,'o west or em p m. in i.incoin county,
Nebraska. Said salo Is mado by vlrtuo of an
order of tho district court of Lincoln, comm
Nebraska, In a case wherein Mary Colin Is
plalnliir and Mary K- ritetreman and Allsirt
htcKoman art) defendants, brouirht to parti
tion thu alxivodcscrllicd laud, and said salo Is
LEO At. NOTlOE. ,
Tn Nnllmnlnl K. Martin, defendant! You
aro hereby notified that on tlio 10th day ot
Octolicr, UK)?, John C. Dowov, plaintiff, filed
Ills petition in tho (miricioi i.incoin county.
Nuiimnka. mraltist Nathantol E. Martin, as
defendant, to unlet tltlo In tlio plaintiff In
tho Northeast cniartcr inn hi or ccciion
Fourteen (i, jowni.nip ixino m worm,
Itnnirn Tlilrt v-fnnr (SI) went Of tlio flth Princi
pal Meridian In Lincoln county, Nobraskat
that during the month ot December, 1880. ono
Nicholas Petition, who was then ownorof said
premises, with his wlfo Mary Pcullen, mado,
executed and delivered to ono Nathaniel E,
Martin a morteatfo upon said premises to so
curo an Indebtedness of II00.W), that said
mortuairo was recorded In tho county clerk's
oflico of Lincoln county, Nebraska, In Hook
a)t MorU'affcs at 1'aeo 130t that said mort
gairo has lonir since liccn paid, but through
mlstako or netdect still remains of record and
unsatisfied nnd casts a cloud upon tho tltlo
otsald premises; that said mortiraco became
duo on tho 0th day of December. 1891, and
mora than tun years havo elapsed since lt Ik3
ca tno duo and If unpaid Is barred by tho stat
utes of limitation.
Tho Plaintiff is tho ownor and In possession
of "alii premises and tlio object and prayor
of said petition Is to havo said mortgaeo can
celled and discharged from tho records of
thocounty clerk's oinco or Lincoln county,
Nebraska, and thatsald tltlo to said promises
bo quiet rd In tho platntltT, and for such other
and further relief as equity may require.
You aro required to answer said petition
on or bflforo tho 7th day of Dcccmlxr. 1008.
uaicu tins nan (lay or wctnner, nm.
JOHN O. DEWEY, Plaintiff.
o201 lly L. E. ltoach. his Attorney.
Serial No. 0101. n, E. 19100.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
Land Oflico at North l'latto. Nob.
. . . September 21st. 1908.
Notice Is hornbr irlvnn l.lintnnrl V Mndrau.
of North l'latto. Nebraska, who nil Ilncnmlwir
0th, 1W. mado homestead entry No. lVlOiS,
ror tho northwest, quarter (NWJi), Soc-
tlon V. Townshlll IS nnrlli. I!nm.n 211 noil.
Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed notlco of
intention to mako unal 11 vo year proof
to establish claim tn tlm land nlxitrn
described, boforo tho Heglstor and Ho
colvor at North l'latto, Neb., on tho 20th
day of Novombor, 1008.
Claimant names aswllnc&os! P. O. rotcr-
on. A. Kudoiph, T. J. Combs and W, A.
Stearns, all ot North l'latto, Nebraska,
s--o J, K, EVANS. Heclstor.
. 1'IIOHATE NOTlOE TO OIlEniTOItS.
Ill tho Countr Court, nf T.liir-riln nnimiu. M.
braska-
in tho matter of tho cstato of William II.
Welty. deceased.
Notlco Is liorobv irtvon. That tlin rrpdllnra-
of tho said deceased will moot tho adminis
trator of said cstato. boforo mo, County
Judco of Lincoln County. Nebraska, at tho
uouinj- couri room in said county, on tho 1st
dayof pecomlior, 1008, and on the 1st day of
Juno, 1900, at 0 o'clock a. m. oacli day, for tho
purposo of presenting their claims for exami
nation, aujustmcnt and allowance Six
mtfnthf aro allowed for creditors to present
their claims and ono year for tho Adminis
trator to settle sold estate, from tho 31st day
of October liws. This notlco will be published
in tlio North l'latto Trlbuno olcht publlca-
iiuim auctiwiivoiy prior to tno ist uay of
December, 1008.
Witness mv band and snnl nt unl1 nnnrt tlilu
31st day of October. A. D. 1008.
H3-8 W. C. EMiEit, County .Tudeo.
, , NOTlOE OK 8ALE.
Notlco Is hereby ulven that. nt. 1 nVlnclr nn
Saturday, tho litli day of December. 1008, at
tho east front door of thn court linimo In tlin
city of North l'latto, Nohraska, I will soli at
public auction to tho hlehcst and bust bid
der, tho northwest quarter of section 2fl.
township 15, north of raniro 33, westot tho flth
r, M. In Lincoln County. Nebraska, tho
forms ot said salo to bo ono half cash and tho
uaianco in mrco equal annual payments with
Interest from tho dato of salo at six per cent
por annum upon each of tho deferred pay
ments, said sain Is mnrln liv vlrt.nn fit nn
ordor of tho district court of Lincoln county.
Nebraska. Inn caso wherein Wesley T. Wil
cox Is plaintiff and JcsMo Dtkcman, Almcda
i'.. uiKoman, unauncy i-j, uiKoman, L,ucllo L.
Dlkeman and llenlamlli A. Dlkeman. intn-n-
tor and trusteo aro defendants, brought to
partition tho abovo described land and said
salo is held pursuant to said order.
NOV, 8-0 UUTLElt 1IUC1IANAN, IlofcrCO.
Serial No. TBI, II. E. 21583,
NOTICE rOlt PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Intorlor,
U. S. Land Olllco at North Platto. Nob.,
. . Novombor 6, 1908.
Notlco Is herobr trlvon that John W. Child.
orston. of Tryon Nob., who on Dec. 18, 1005.
mado Homestead Entrv No. 21585. for west half
section 27, southeast quarter southeast quar
ter section to. nortneast quarter, norm half
northwest quarter, northeast nuarlor south
east quartor section 83. township 18 north.
ran (to. si west, sixth principal meridian, has
11 led notlco of his Intention to mako final fivo
year proof, to establish claim to tho land
ot tho District Court at Tryon, Nebraska, on
tiiu-vi uay ot uecemoor, iuus.
uiaimant names as witnesses; William
haho. I-'red i'onham. Ilobort Mcl'hariand,
William Scott, all at Tryon. Nebraska.
no-o j , i-;. KVAN8. uoglstor.
Sorlal No. 0M2.
NOTlOE or I'UHLIOATION
(Isolated Tractl.
Applicablo to Nebraska only (34 Stat., 122i),l
ruuuo saio.
DEPAUTMENT Of THE INTKIlIOll.
United States Land Olllco.
North l'latto, Nebraska, Novombor i, 1008.
Notlco Is horoby clvon that, as directed by
tho Commissioner of tho General Land Olllco,
under provisions of tho act ot March , 1007,
(31 Stat , 1224). wo will ofTor at public sale, to
tho highest blddor, at 10 o'clock a. m., on
tho 23d day of Docomber. 1WM. next, at thlH
olllco. tho followlmr tracts ot land, towlti
Wost half southoast quartor, section 17, town
ship 10 north,, raneo 30, west Uth principal
merman.
Any person clalmlnir advorsoly tho abovo
described lands aro advised to lllo their
claims or objections on or boforo tho tlmo
ucsicnatcu ror saio.
J. k kvanh, Hcgister.
nd-6 W. 11. O. Woopiiuhst. Kccelvcr.
SHEIlirr'S BALE,
lly vlrtuo of an order ot salo Issued from
tho district court of Lincoln county. Nebras
ka, unon a decree of forcciosuro rendered In
said court wherein Q lrard Trust Company,
trustee, is piaintur anu ,ionn eioecKor, 1). w.
aploton, Mrs. D. W. Staploton, his wlfo.
Ills' namo unknown and John Doo aro
dotondnits, and to mo directed, I will on tho
ixiu day of Nov.. 1008. at 1 o'clock p.m.
at tno oast rront door or tho court houso In
Nortn l'latto, Lincoln county, Nebraska, sell
at public auction to tho hlchost bidder for
cash, to satisfy said decree, Interest and
costs.tho followlnirdescrltied property, to-wlti
Southeast quartor IHEJi of section Thlrty
thrco 33). township Nino 101,. North of ranifo
Thirty-four 131. Westot 0 1'. M. In Lincoln
county. Nebraska.
Dated at North l'latto. Nob., Oct.2, 1008,
I. L. MlI.TONIIElKlKll.
OS7-5 Sheriff.
IN THE DIHTUIOT COUItT OV THE
UNITED STATES.
KOIt THE DIHTUIOT Or NEIUtASKA,
NOKT1I l'LATTK DIVISION.
In tho mat tor of the Estato 1
oi uion uouuiiiu uiuuun, i in iiaiiicrupicy
tradinir under tho namo I
and as tho solo proprietor Caso No. 3
of tho U. S. Grocery Com-1
pany, . , I Involuntary
Ilankrupt. J Potltlon.
oudeh ron sale or property.
At North l'latto. In said District, on this
llth ayot Novomlior, UKW, lioforo Walter V.
Uoairlaud, liefercoln Bankruptcy,
This cause camo on for hoarlntr Iwforo tlm
Reforeouiton tho petition and application of
Edward S. Davis, trusteo ot tno bankrupt
herein, for an ordor for tho salo of tho bank
rupt's proicrty heruln at public auction and
upon consideration whereof It Is ordered
1. That tho trusteo sell at once for tho lx-st
prlco obtainable all ;of tho perishable prop
erly from tho stock of iroods iiolontrluir tosald
cstato.
2. It Is furthr ordorcd that tho trusteo
expose for Halo at public auction to tlio hleh
cst bidder for cash at tho hulldltii; In North
l'latto, Nebraska, latuly occupied by tho
bankrupt herein with Its stock ot (foods, on
Tuesday, tho. Ilrstday of Decemlior, IWw. at 2
a 'clock p. m all ot tho remalnlne assets of
said cstato oxcopttnK tho book accounts bo
lonclnc to said estato; said salo to be subject
toth approval of the court at a hearlnirto
bo had before tho Rofereo In said matter
Docomber 1st. 1MW. at 4 o'clock p, m.
It Is further directed that a copy of this
ordor bo mailed to each ot tho creditors and
other parties Interested In tho bankrupt's
estato heroin at loast ten days prior to tho
dato of said sale, and that tlio trusteo adver
tise said salo at least ton days prior to tlio
dato thereof and trlvo such other notlco as ho
may deem advisable
W. V HOAOLANI).
Kefereo In Bankruptcy,
imuiy needed,
pluntn like magic,
W. U. I'.I.IIKH.
nl7-6t County Judso.
held pursuant to said oruor.
I, L MiLTOMUEiiOEit, llcfcrco,