The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, January 26, 1909, Image 8

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Semi - Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION ItATKM:
One- Year, cuh to advaico MJa
Months, cash In advance (acta
Entered at North l'latto, Nebraska. PostofTlce
as second class matter.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1909.
The credit of countries certainly (lif
er. Russia's now bonds drawing 4J per
cent intorost arc selliug nt eighty-nine
cents, whllo tho two pur cent bonds of
tho United States aro soiling above
par. This showing ought to bo pleas
ing to every resident of this country.
Railroad Magnate Hill, in gpenking
of business conditions, recently said:
"There is no menace in sight, and best
of all there is plenty of money in the
country. Thero is some increnso in cer
tain lines of business, and I look for a
healthv revival in all lineB in the
spring."
That the svmnothv of the people of
tho United States goes forth to tho un
fortunate of other countries, even
though tho assisted pcoplo may not be
popular, is shown by the fact that up to
Saturday tho Red Cross Socioty had re
ceived donations of nourly ono million
dollars for tho relief of the earthquoke
sufferers in Italy.
Tho question raised by Mr. Bolton as
to the need of a petition preparatory to
tho voting of school bonds, lias been
Investigated by Messrs. Boeler and
Hnllican. of tho school board, and it is
found that such petition is unnecessary
Formerly such petition was demanded,
but an amendment was made to tliut
statute
Tiiosk exports, to which tho matter
was referred, have decided that benzoate
of soda, UBcd as a food preservative, Is
not injurious to health. A wel
known food concern that has been
paying $10,000 per Ibruo for advertise
ments in loading periodicals exploiting
tho claim thnt benzoate of soda is in
jurious, will now feel that their money
was not well expended.
A dill now ponding in congress pro
vides calling into service 250 retired
army oinccrs. This, It is cluimcd, In
necessary because thoru aro G12 vacan
cIcb in tho sorvioo list of officers. Tho
bill moots tho hearty approval of many
of tho retired officers, who do not' en
loy tho monotony of inactivo lifo. Rut
why not moro rapidly ndvanco tho off!
cers now in service?
Tub bill giving to women tho right
of suffrage at municipal elections shoul
become a law. In fact, women should
have tho right to voto at nil elections
Hero In North Platto wo hnvo women
who havo thousands of dollars invested
In property In their own name, and they
uro denied tho right of suffrage whl
men who do not havo thirty ccntd worth
of property enjoy tho right of suffrage
It is a square deal for tho women?
An Atmospheric Delusion
Skep-
It is stated that tho people of Ne
braska own four thousand automobiles,
and it might bo added that one-half of
them nro the property of farmers, Not
long ago thoro waro soma "doings"
down at tho llttlo town of Cozad, and
sixty automobiles were lined up on tho
streets, nearly all of which wore owned
by tho farmors of tho country contig
uous to tho town. Tho furmors'of Ne
braska havo so much money that they
do not hoBitnto to put from SI, GOO to
$2,000 in these rapid running machines
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Laiiue county, Kentucky, in which
Abraham Lnlcolu was born nearly one
hundred years ago, wont "dry" Satur
day by a voto of four to ono. In speak
ing of tho election tho press dispatches
say: Church bolls were rung at inter
vals during tho day, children marchod
with banners and braBS bands furniHhcd
music. Prayer meetings wore also
hold and the women Borvcd cnlTco at
tho voting places. Suroly tho wavo of
prohibition is-swooping onward, and
tho people who aro behind thu, movb
ment are terribly in earnest.
Cattlemen Alarmed.
Alarmed over tho rapid Increoso of
tuberculosis among cuttle and hogB in
tho Btnte, tho Nebraska Improved Llvo
Stock Breeders' association this morn
ing appointed u committee of three,
consisting of Messrs, Wilson, Ilender-
shot, and McLeod, to investigate condi
tions and mulcQ a report.
This action wib participated after Dr.
Paul Juckiless, of South Omaha, recent
ly named by Governor Shallenborger ua
Btoto veterinarian, had told of his ox
perienco as a government inspector at
tho big packing houses.
Ho declared that ns high as CO por
cent of nemo of tho shipments of cattle
hand ops wero directed with tuberculo
sis, unu In many shipments from 4 to 5
por cent, and tho inspectors roject tho
diseased stock.
A resolution wub passed usking tlto
legislature to pus u bill demanding a
clean bill of health on stock shipped
Into Nebraska from othor states. Dr.
A. T. Peters said that thirteen head of
cattlt atjthtj Btato farm had to bo 'con
demned during tho year on tuberculosis.
Bee.
Copyright, 1003, by American Pra Asso
ciation.
Wlion Ned Pike, cowboy, rode up to
the ranch of Franklin Dolbcxiro on the
ovoning of the 10th of October, 1889,
ho found trouljlo In tho household. Dol
bcaro waa a consumptive who had
gono from tho cast with his wlfo nnd
two llttlo chlldron to live In Colorado
In tho bono of regaining his health.
Tho causo of tho troublo wns Jhn'Ncw-
oil. mat b uu any ono ever kuuw uuum
It. Why Newell was bent on killing
Dolbcnro was a secret that neither
gnvo out. Anyway ovory ono Hympn-
thbied with Dolbcarc, first, because ho
was a pleasant, mild mnnncred man;
BCcond, because ho was sick, and, third,
bocauso ho had tho lovellost wife In
tho world nnd two of tho prettiest chil
dren. Pike, who had been sent for by
Mrs. Dolbonrc, found that lady waiting
for Mm In tho living room.
Ned," sho said. "Nowell lms written
Frank a letter wiying that ho will Bhoot
him on sight unlcsH he conscnta to n
moro tegular wny of meeting. I got
tho letter, opened It nnd haven't Hold
nnvthfng to Frank about it. For hcav-
on's nako try and get rid of Newell
without- lotting Frank know. In his
condition ho Isn't nblc to thITik about
It, much less stand up nnd fight."
"It wouldn't bo fight. It would bo
murder," said Pike.
"Can't you do something?"
Pike took Homo tobacco from his
pocket, rolled a cigarette, lighted It,
gavo n few thoughtful puffs and snld:
"How long Imn Newell been up hero?"
"Ho came yesterday."
"Ever been In these parts beforo?"
"NoUhat I know f."
A few1 moro dcltbcrnto puffs.
".TuBt you don't worry, Mrs. Dol
bear a, and don't say anything to any
fwdy. I'll bco what can bo done."
With that ho went out, mounted hla
horse and rodo away. Later, after
making lmiulrleSvts to where Nowell
might be found, ho rodo up to an adobe
houso Where ho saw hlH man Hitting on
tho porch.
"air. Nowell?" ho naked.
"Ych?" said tho nthor, with a Blight
start nnd placing his hand w'tpro ho
could moroe'nslly grasp bin revolver,
'"Pvo trot a message for you 'from
Franklin Dolbcarc. IIo'll moot you to
morrow morning Just beforo sunup."
"All right. When? Whcro?"
Tou utayln' hero 7"
Tea."
1W11, you start from hero with one
six Dhootor nt o o clock cxnctiy nnu
walk up tho road. On tho way you'll
meet your man with another bIx nboot
cr. You enn crock away as booh oh
you ulco. He'll do tno samo. ib tuat
uatjgfactory?"
T03: that troltn mo ns well an any
way."
.tftto fhat ntglrt Plko rodo np to tiro
ranch 'and asked Mrs. Dolbcaro for n
suit of hor husband'a clothes.
Sho gavo him what ho wanted with
anxious Inquiry In hor fnco, but asked
no quontlons. Plko gavo hor no In
formation. Beforo dnyllght tho next
morning be had shaved off hts beard
and nut on Dolbearo's BUlt. Thon ho
drew his Bombrcro over his eyes, look
od at tho clock, oxnmlned his revolver
and started at n slow paco down tho
road.
It was n cloudless, crisp autumn
morning. Tho nltltudo was 7,000 feet
abovo boh level, hnd tho neighboring
pcnkB Btood out clear cut against tho
slowly lighting sky. Presently the
cowboy Hquattcd behind n bush at tho
Bldo of the road, waited and watched.
Ton minutes later Nowell turned n
bond and appeared plainly In olght.
riko wnltcd. Nowoll caino on. Bud
donly Plko loft tho bush nnd appeared
In tho road. Tho moment Nowell saw
him he ralBcd bin revolver and tired,
but without effect. Then ho fired two
moro shots, nnd ns ho saw hla enemy
BtlH ndvanco unharmed ho appeared to
bo astonished. But at that moment
Plko fired n shot. This drow nnothcr
from NowelI,maktug four. Pike "fired
two Bhola In succession nnd Nowoll
fired one.
Plko no- had threo shots In his re
volvor to . owell'B one. Plko stopped
and appeared to bo tnklug a deliberate
aim. Ilia enemy, fearing he would this
tlmo Buroly bo hit, fired his last allot.
Then Plko, who hud been walking
slowly. Increased his pace. Newell,
throwing nwny his empty revolver, put
his hand to hla hip, drow nnothcr and
began a rapid fusillade
"Tho hound!" muttered Pike be
tween hla teeth.
It was evident that Nowell had lost
his head. It was not surprising that he
should. He had fired nearly n dozen
shots, any one of which he felt nure
when ho fired It would brlug down his
man. Yet that man kept advancing,
npparontly getting no nearer. But pres
ently tho shots began to whistle about
Pike's head, though so great wub his
onemy'ii ngltntlon that none of them
told. Suddenly Plko Htood fit 111, took
deliberate aim and iihnt hla man
through tho forehead.
Whllo Mrs. Dolbcaro was dressing
for breakfast sho wns-told that Pike
wished to koo her. Throwing on a
wrapper, who went to meet him with n
pale faeo nnd Inquiring eyes,
"It's nil right, MrH, Dolbcaro," ho
said.
"How? What la It?"
"Oh. It wna cany enough. When
theso chaps come up hero they don't
know anything about our dlstnncen.
Thoy don't cnlculato on the thinness
of. the atmosphere, When thoy hoc n
barn a mile off they think they're go
Ing to walk right In at tho door,"
"But Newell? What or him?"
"Oh, ho'n dead! I shot him this
Wbrnlng tiotofytpripn''
NtimtAK 1 WniTB.
FACT PROVEN,
Jtionld ConTlnrc Even tli Moat
Ural of I(ri Truth.
If thern Is tho sllKhtcst doubt In the
minds of any that Dandruff germs do not
exist, their belief Is compelled by tho
fact that a rnonit innocuiatca wun mo
cerms becamo bald In six weoks tlmo.
T must ha nnntircnt to any person
therefore that tho only prevention or
baldness Is tho destruction of tho germ
which net Is sucecrsftilly accomplished
In ono hundred per cent, or cases uy
the application of Newbro'n Horplcldo.
Dandruff Is caused uy tno samo germ
which causes baldness and can bo pre
vented with tho samo remedy Ncwbro s
Hcrplcldo.
Accept no substitute. "Destroy tno
causo you remove tno onoct.
Hntil hv lenillnir nrugllstB. Send 10c. In
itamps for snmplo to Tho Hcrplcldo Co.
Oetrolt, Mich.
Tito hIo B0 cents and 11.00.
McDonolI & Graves, Special Agents.
LADIES!
LOOK HERE!
We have a nice line of ScrulxBrushos
in different styles and sizes from 5c up.
Wc also havo a nice line of Galvanized
tubs from 70c up.
Lamp Chimneys Cc up.
We don't talk much about bargains,
but wo havo somo nnd when tho Indies I
find it out thoy won't last long.
Oh yes, wo handlo some Dry Goods,
Hnrdwaro, Stationery, Tinware and
Notions.
The Bee Hivfe Store,
G07 Dewey Street.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J.
TWINEM,
Homcopnthic Physician
nnd surgeon.
Officci McDonald Bank Building.
Phono 183.
A. J. Ames, St. D. Mario Ames. .1. D
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians' and Surgeons.
Office: Over Stono Drug Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
GEO. B. DENT,
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
I Office 130
Phonea
Residence 115
Notice to Dog Owners.
All does not tagged or not in com
pany with their owner, found on tho
strcots, will uo kiiicu.
SYL FRIEND, Marshal.
The C. F. ladings Co.
Rock Springs Lump and Nut
Maitland Lump and Nut
Hanna Lump and Nut
Colorado Lump and Nut
Pennsylvania Hard Coal
(in Stove and Nut Size)
Din s1r ft lit vi rt 1
that you got here. Then you'll get
W nnrrv rh. Inrrrncr neenrr- hero lust what you want and need in
ment of high grade coal in the ParnC88 10 maK0 you nnKiu..
1)
R. L. C. DROST.
' Osteopathic Physician,
Rooms 7 and 8, McDonald
State Bank Building,
Phono 148.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Office over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
rp C. PATTERSON,
JL.
Attorney-nt-Law,
Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
T. F. WATTS,
AUCTIONEER.
My services are worth all they cost.
If you go to a cheap man you wn
probably fail to self or be compelled
to sell at a sacrifice. The only rea
son any auctioneer is cheap is be
cause his services aro not worth
much. For terms and dates write
or wire at my expense. Phono b5U4
Serial No. 0755. w'
notice lor jruimtBHU"'
Department of tho Intorior,
Notlco Is hereby r!vcn that Krsnk : rowers.
of North I'latte. Nebraska, wao. on AUKus.
i2th, 1W3. mauo nomcsicau i im
for cast half southwest
imi i l Hpotinn n. Township 11. north.. Haneo
80 west Sixth Principal Meridian, lias tncu
notlco of intention to "' " '7 C ,
in tim Inna
HcKlstor and Ho
Ncb., on tho 23rd
Look Out!
and seo that you havo a good, safe and
handsome sot of harness nt nil
times. You don't need to look far
just put our nnmo and stroot number
in your address book nnd then seo
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A full lino of Caskets, Robes, otc.
Colls answered promptly-
Day Phono 120, Night Phono 482.
city. 1 ry us with
order.
your next
Call Phone y. We have it.
The C. F. Iddings Co.
A. F. FINK.
One Hundrcdl Dollars Reward.
The above reward will bo paid for
tho arrest and conviction of tho nartv
or parties who have been brenking into
tho school nouses in District ino. b anu
destroying property.
W. H. SlMANTS,
Louis Macey,
LOIIEN PUItDY,
School Board.
DEAL -ESTATE
TUP. STP.NS OF THE TIMES
nro many, but ours is tho ono that at
tracts attontlon.
THIS REAL ESTATK Ul iiJU
predicts that "the signs of tho timos
forecast ,,,
"MONEY IN HEAL USTAi w
fnr thnsn who invest now. Our prop-
ortios, city or country, provo it. Havo
you monoy to invost? Put it in real
estate, uo you want w
this office you can find a quicK nuyer.
Consult ua on all real estate deals.
Buchanan & Patterson.
SOMETHING CHOICE
for tho connoisseur in fine tobacco.
rolled into n woll-mado cigar. Ib ono of
our Forrest Kincr that vou can buv for
. rrtt ' , T .t V t
nvo cents, xnoy aro tno mosc ucncioua
and satisfactory smoke thutyoucan buy
for double tno price anywhere, try
6no. It will be a treat.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
tho excellence of tho meals that are
cooked at Armstrong's if you hnven't
already regaled yourself with some of
tno delicious dishes tnac aro scrveu
hero. If you havon'tpartakon of them,
thero Ib a treat awaiting you that
you will want to repeat oiten. a
meal nt Armstrong s is an oxpertenco
that will make you cry liko Oliver
Twist for moro.
ENTERPRISE BAKERY,
Mrs. Jennio Armstrong, Prop.
DR. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS.
t)lr.IUn. wild tuk VUI lu thm lft(0c'.
English, Gorman, SpanUh, Portuguesa nd Frinoh.
No, FOn Wo
1, FfiTrri, ConROstlom, Inflammatloni 35
3, Worm., Worm I'orcr.or Worm I)leaM..'ja
3. Colic, Crjrlntf mid WaiotulnciJi of IufauU.SS
4. lllnrrlia,of Clill.lrvn ami AilulU ,.,'ja
5. Dvrnturv. HrlplUKS, Bllloiu Collo 2ft
9. Cousin. ColiU. JlronohltU .23
M. Toothache, t'areuclio, NouralRla 35
9. Ilcnd.cho. Blclf HcftilacHe, vertigo 3tJ
10. l)ypopiiln. luaiiCJllon, Weak Stomach 35
13. Croup, Hoarwi Cough, Laryngitis 33
14. Bait niicum, Eruptions, KrytlpelM 23
10, Itlitmmntliin, or IUieumatlo l'Rlm 'J 5
1, l'otur oiul Abuo. Malaria 23
17, rile.. Ullnil or lllccUluK, Eitornal. Internal. 23
Itt. Uphtlinlmln, WoaUor JnnamoJKje !JS
1!, Catarrh, Iufluonsa,CoUl In Head ,., 25
20. Whooiilng Couali,Saujodto Cough.. 'J 3
21. Alliuio,Opiir(vji(xl, DimcuU llrotUlng..,...'J5
17, UlJnoy DUrain, Oranl, Calculi ., .,;...25
sM. ft'crvoin Dolllltv. Vital Woakne 1.00
511. Soro Mouth, KovorBfiroiior Conker...,..,.. 25
Uilnnry Incontlitfiiti', Wcttlnffo.t.....a5
nt. bore Throat, ijuinny ami uipmnena ua
!, t'lir.mlo Cone.ntlons, lleinlaclic ,...23
77. Ctlppc, llnyrcuracd Summer ColJs.... 25
, luitM. tllA.cnnt l11f.tH. ntfl thn Tut
Jceu Sola by druciiUia, or pout ou icwlit o: price.
jijOilioniJlWKKeanrwj. r .laoiro at t
lit vii.l!iilvni ttiMltfrV MP.nifTMK CO..Viril I ..lVhi f'il.
Notice for Bids-
To nil whom It may concern: Bids
will bo received by tho county clerk of
Lincoln County. Nebraska, for tho
grading of 60,000 cubic ynrds of earth
roads, more or less, worK to no done
with olevntor grndeh
For nnu liner d rtono mllo or loss.
Bidder to donosit a certilled check of
$500.00 with his bid, that ho will enter
in to contract if awarded tho contract.
Printed blanks furnished by the county
clerk.
Bida will bo received by the county
clerk until 12 m. Feb. 9, 190'J.
Dated North P atto. Jan. 9. 1909.
112-4" F. It. Elliott, Co. Clerk.
J. P. Kollv. llrst and real name un
known, will taku notice, that on tho
21st day of December. 1908, P. H.
Sullivan a justice of the penco in nnd
for Lincoln County, Nebraska, issued
an order of altachment for tho sum of
$!10.00 in an action pending bo fore him,
wherein Ginn t& While a copartnership
is- nlaintilf and J. P. Kelly, first nnd
renl name unknown, is defendant; that
tho property of tho defendant consist-
incr of n brass horn made bv Cnrlin nnd
Lennox, Indianapolis, Indinna, has been
attached under said order. Said causo
was continued to tho 17th day of Feb
ruary. 19U9, at 1U o ciock a. in.
GlNN & Whitk, Plaintiff's.
IN THE niSTItlCT POITKT OK LINCOLN
COUNTY NKIIUASKA.
In tlui mattorof tho application of Kmmn
l'ulvor. inianllan or tliu entntu or Lillian 11
Weylmrn. an Incompetent, for luavo to soil
runl ostfttn.
Outer to Khow cause why license should not
Ihsuo toiiuarillan rorsaiuoi real estate.
On roailtnir mill tlltnir tho putttlon. tlulv
verllli'il.of Kiiunn I'ulver. nunnllan of the
oNtatu of Lillian II. Wevburn. an Ineotn
Detent, for license to soil tho following real
estate to-wll! Northwest uuartor of section
21, Township 14. Hnnui' 10. for tho puriMo of
tiaylnir certain debts of the said Lillian II.
Veyliiirn, and the cost of her kupikih and
niafntenance, and to Invest the remainder In
Interest bearing securities, nnd It appearing
from said petition tnat Kaiu real estate con
sists of imt acres of land In Keith County, Ne
braska, from which no income or revenuo has
Im'oii derived for more than sovon years:
It U thcrcforo ordered, that thenoxt of kin
of said Incompetent and all persons Interested
In snld estate appear IWoromoat chatnlxirs
In the court house In the city of North I'latte,
Lincoln. NeurahU a, on tno.utiiuuy or i'uu
ruary, lOiiU at two o'clock In the afternoon, to
show cause. It any thero be, why license
should not bo granted to said Kmma I'ulver,
Ktiardlan, to sell said real estate for tho pur
ixvsos alxivu set forth.
It Is further ordered that n ropy of this
onlor shall bo published for three bitccesslvo
weoks lu the North I'latte Somt-Weokly Tri
bune, a newspaper circulating lu the said
County of Lincoln and State of Nebraska and
published at North l'latto In said county.
Dated at chambers In said Lincoln county
this lOtu duj-ot January. 1W0. 11 M.Qiiimes.
tno District lourt oi Lincoln
City Cleaning
and Dye Works
W. O. BRIDGES, Proprietor
All cluBses of clennintr. dveincr and
pressing. All cleaning dono by the
1 rench dry process. A specialty made
of all classes of ladies' garments. Give
mo a trial and I will guarantee satis
faction. Goods cnilcd for and delivered.
Works: Ottenstein buildtnir Sixth street
opposite ttlKB' lodging house.
Phono bJz.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is horobr irlvon that on tho llth dav
of February. WW. a suoclnl election will bo
held in tno school District, or tno city of
North i'latte, in tno county or Lincoln, in
tho Htato of Nobrar.ka. tho tiolllnir ulacoa to
bo as follows: For that portion of said Dis
trict north of tho track of tho Union raclllc
Railroad Cmnnanv. at the IIoso House In the
Third Wan! In tho City of North l'latto. Lin
coln county. Nebraska; for that portion of
saw District south or the tracK or tho union
I'aclflc Kallroatl Company and west of Dewoy
Ht. and I'libllc Hoad No. o, which Is a contin
uation of Dewey Ht., at tho Hose House In tho
Second ward of said City of North l'latto:
and for that portion of said District south of
the track of tho Union Pacific Itallroad Com
pany nnd east of said Dowey St. and Public
Koad No. t), tho same bom? a continuation of
Dewoy m., at tho uoso House in tho First
Ward In tho said City of North Platto.
At which said election tho following nrono-
sltton will bo submitted to tho voters of said
School District:
"Shall tho School District of tho City of
North Platto, In tho County of Lincoln. In tho
Statu of Nebraska. Issue Its nogotlablo bonds
In tho sum of JIO.OOU.uo, in denominations of
if 1.000 each, dated on tho 1st davof .luno. 190U
bearlnc Interest at tho rato of four per cent
per annum, payahio semi-annually, principal
and Interest payablo at tho Fiscal Agency of
tho State of Nebraska In tho City of New
York, and navable as follows, to-wlt: In
twenty yoars from the date thereof, but may
lie paid at any tlmo after ton years from tho
u ate thereof, nt tno option or tno lioaru or
Educntlon or said fchooi District.
"Said bonds to bo Issued for tho purposo of
orectlnir and turnlshlmr ono eight-room
school linlldlnir In tho Second Ward of tho
City of North Platte, Nobraska, on Illock 1W
In said wnru, anu erecttnir anu iurnisiiinc ono
elcht-room school building In thoThlrd ward
of the City of North Platto, Nobraska, on
Illock vj in saui wnru.
"And shall tho Hoard of Education of tho
School District of tho City of North l'latto. In
the County, m tno Htato or rvourasua, bo au
thorized to causo to be lovled and collected n
tax annually, In an amount sulllcleut to pay
tho Interest and principal of said bonds, as
tho samo mature. In addition to tho taxes
now authorized to be levied by law, on allth
nrotiertv within salu school District.'
Tho ballots to lo used at said election shall
hnvn nrlnted thereon:
"For issuing 3IO.ttW.00 of tho bonds of tho
School District of tho City of North Platte. In
tho county or Lincoln, in the Htato or nc-
iirnnf In istnhllsh claim
described, beforo tho
colvor at North l'latto,
day ot February. ltJOU. . w ..,nwn
U aimant names as wiwiess". " v:
Ainr iiriiwn.u. M. Vanl'olt, Ed Wilson, all
of North Platte. Nobraska. ,,,
J1(J J. A,. r.ViVil. HV.inv"
NOTIOR OF OUAKDlAN SALE.
In tho district court of Lincoln County. No
braska. ... ...... ,.
In tho matter or tno application ui
Hlom. guardian of Namlo Hangtson and .Tq-
seph L. Hangtson, minors, for leave to sou
real estate. . ... ...
. I... --1 ...... .I.n, mtMllfltlt m nn
orderof tho Honorable II. M. primes. Judgo
of tho District Court of Lincoln County. No
braska. mauo on tno an nay oi uuccmuvi,
IVOK for sa e of real estato norotnaiier uun-
crll)ed. there will be sold at public veniltio to
tho highest blduor rorcasn at tno casj ir"
door of tho court houso in tho. city of North
Platte. In said county on tno mi; nay oi jbii-
..n lMKl n, tlin lintir nr flllll II '. IK K II. UI..
central time, tho following described roal cs-
tato: lots 5. 7 and s anu tno cast nan oi uio
southwest auartor(EH of SWM) of section 31,
In township 13. north, range 28 west of tho
sixth principal meridian. In Lincoln County.
.Nebraska.
Said salo will remain open one nour.
Dated this 7th (lay or Decemoor. iwo.
IlKNHV IlLOM.
Guardian of tho estate ot Namlo llanetson
and Joseph L. Hangtson, minors.
OltDEH OF HEAltlNG ON PETITION FOB
APPOINTMENT OFADMIN1STKA.TUK,
State of Nebraska, county of Lincoln, ss.
In tho County court ucccmuor win, iwa.
In tho matter ot tho ostato of Thomas
J. Ltndenmuth. deceased.
rn reading and tiling tho petition or Haran
Ltndenmuth. nravlng that tho administra
tion of said estate may be granted to John
U. Llnuenmuth, as administrator. . .
Ordered. That January 27, iwv, at o'ciock
a. tn., Is assigned for hearing said petition
wnen an persons interested in saui manor
may appear at a County Court to bo held in
and for said Couuty, and show causo why
tho prayer of petitioner should not bo
granted. This notlco to bo published In
tho North Platto Tribune, a legal newspaper
published in said county for six successive
publications prior to January i, iwv.
w. u. r. LI) Ell.
J5-8 County Judge.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Tho Stato of Nubraska, Lincoln County, s.s.
in tno uounty court.
In the matter of tho Estate of Fred
Golso. deceased.
To tho creditors, heirs. legatees and others
Interested In tho cstatoof l'rcd Oolso.
Take notice, that John Gelso has
filed In tho county court a roport of his do
ings as administrator ot said estate, and it Is
ordered that tho samo stand for hearing tho
30th day of January A.I). lU09.befort.tho court
tnoiiouror vo'uiocK a. m., at which tlmo any
person interested may appear and oxcont to
and contest tho Lame. And notlco of this
proceeding Is ordered glvon In the North
Platto Tribune, a soml-weokly nowspaper, for
six tuccesslvo publications prior to January
30th. 1W9.
Witness my hand and tho -seal of tho coun
tv court at North Platte this Mh dav nf
January, A. I). 1009.
jya-a W. C. ELDER. County Judgo
)lo semi-annually. ""u" iiAmoVtMdV Sct' F lw
rabloat tho Fiscal section" townshln ono
.raska. In tho City sixhVlncC 'mnl'hl in"0.'10.."0
from' tlm !nt0"l,,J V 1,a,ko. mutation proof
.?;. nm ! to establish claim to thu and olxivo dcscrllwrl
of at t Yi,T" ;nd Uecolvcr at North Platto.
,n nf M.V Nebraska, on tliti 4th day of March 1UW. '
J8'B
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IN THE DISTRICT COUHT. IN AND FOR
THK COUIMTV OF LINCOLN, STATE
OF NEBRASKA.
In the matter of tho aimllrattnn nf Annn
AUonbern, Guardian of tho estatoof Carl E.
Allenbern. Benjamin E. Altenbern. Elslo L.
Altenbern and David W. Altenbern, minors.
uir iicuiisu lu sen real estate.
uritor to show causo why said real ostato
should not be sold.
To Anna Altenbern. tinrsonnl pnnrrlinn mil
noxtof kln.t0 8ald minors, and all Dersons
interested in said est a to:
It appearing to this court 1mm tlm itnin
vorlllcd uotltion. on thn 20th div nf rim-nm.
l)or, 1108, presonted and lllcd by Anna Alton
hern, guardian of tho estates of Carl E. Al
tenbern. Benjamin E. Altenbern, Elslo L. Al
tonborn aud David W. Altenbern. minors,
proying to soil tho following descrtbod roal
estate, situate in Lincoln County, Nobraska,
V W,V ."o'l'iosouinwesi uuartor of sec
tion 31. in township 1.1, north ot range. 33.
west of tho Oth P. M. for tho purposo of tho
education and maintenance of said minors.
mat it is to tno best interests of said minora
and necessary that said roal cstatobo sold.
It Is herobvlordernd thnt. tlm imv, ni i,i., i
said wards and all persons Interested in said
ostato. appear before this court on Saturday,
A. M. at tho court houso In thn cltr nf Nnrth
PlattO. Lincoln CoUntV. NnbrilKlrn
thoro to show causo. If anv th urn n urliw II.
censo should not bo granted said Anna Al-
toiioorn. guaraian to sou said described real
estate, for tho purposes abovo sot forth.
Ana it is runner ordered that a copy of
tills order bo served nnrannnliv n.n
Anna Altonbom, Dorsonal guardian and noxt
bf kin to said minors at least 11 days prior to
said date sot for hearing, and that mmr
hereof bo published at least once a week, for
threo successive weeks, in the North Plattn
bemMYeekly Trlbuno. a newspaper printed
and published in said Llneoln County.
H. M.GRMES. District Judt
braska. for the imrnoso of erecting and furn
ishing one eight-room school building on
lllo.-lt imi in thn second ward or no Ulty or
North Platte. Nebraska, In said District, and
erecting and furnishing ono eight-room
school building on Block 52. In tho Third
Ward, in the imy or north l'latto. within
snld District. Said bonds to bo negotiable In
form and to liear interest at tno rato or rour
per cent per annum, payablo semi-annually.
principal and intorest payanio :
A erne v of tho Stato of Nebraska
of New York, aud which said bonds shall bo
due as follows; In twouty years from the
(Into thereof, but mnv be paid at
aftur ten years from tho datu thereof
option or t no iioarii or r.uucaiion or san claimant names as wlinnkioiV V, Til
HChool District. Aim lor levying, m i j0in , itoi.mi. ,,riwr " ' ' '
lount sur- wii v..i ;;i; ,ri.r: '"'." u' i"ax-
Judgo.
Serial No. 01118. n r "35"7
NOTICE FOR PIIBLIOATIONr
Department of tho Intorior.
U. S. Land Olllce at North Platto. Nob
m . .t , . January 1. 1SW9.
Notlco Is horobv i?lvnn tl,i r .1
Heist of Maxwell, Neb., who on 6e "S mn'
v?l N)r,ftsUa,' ftna Klmw Uaggott. of North
J. E. Eva nb. Register.
rnllectlng a tax annually. In an amour
c lent to nay thu interest and iirincinai or
said bonds, as tho same mature, tn addition
to tho taxes now tuitnomou to no levied by
law, nn all properly within thu said School
1 Hot net."
Against issusiug mu.wo.du or tno nonits or
tho School District of tho City of North
Platte. In thu County or Lincoln, in tho
State of Nebraska, for tho
lnir nml furnishing ono eight
build tig on liiot'K irn in tno M.roni warn
of thn Cltv of North I'latte. Nebraska, lit
said District: and erecting nnd furnishing
one eight-room school building on Illock nz.
in tho Third wn
Platte. Nebraska
iHiniis to uu
Interest nt tho rate of four pi
milium, navaliln si'inl-nnmiill r. principal
tind Interest payable at tho Fiscal Agoncy of
thuHtnio or iNoiirasita. 111 inouityor now
York, and which sain doiiuh sunn txuiuo as
follows! In twenty years from thu datu
thereof hut muy bo paid at at any tlmo after
ten years from the date tnereor. 01 tno
option ot tho Board ot Education of said
tCIKni District- Aim against loving ami coi-
lfciinir a tax aununiiv tn an amount sur
tlclcnt tn nay tho Interest and principal of
said bonds, as they mature. In addition to
tho taxes authorized to bo lovled by law, on
alt property wit tun tnosaia fcuooi District.
Those voting in ravor 01 saui proposition 111 .me matter 01 1110 estate of Snunn n
shall mark their ballots with an "" after llarshllold. decoased. To thn rr,Mnn.J
tho paragraph tieginnitig "rpr" issuing ncirs. legatees and others Interested In thn
esiaioor tutsan u. llarshllold.
fakp notice, that Uouard Laubner has
nied in tho county court a report of hu
doings as executnrnf cui.l ...- - "5 ,i".s.
f..,V.T..; nrrii.n.,1 H..I ll u. u.n.A u.-i.i ' I 1S
tailw 6th day of February, A. 1", !?
DUirlPt court at tlm hour nf ,'.,i..i. . 1. 'Or0 1110
;r. -. - " at wnicii
NOTICE OF SET'n.KMPW-n
The Stato of Nebraska, I "
i.incoin uounty,
In tho County Court.
PuV S)so ofVVct- decoised"10 To?hol,credi.ao0 , I?llon, Sou,es'
gl.t-r.om school Jffll iM?, J'tf'fS'"'. ..'.u'r?' 'atces
SottlPS v"u .31KIU OI 4.11011
liTlotlC0' That Charles O, Soules has
Hied In tho county court a report of his iin-
d ward In tho City of North XnK," as ."".mlnlstrator of said ostato and Jt is
rU5 wIt!!ln said District. Said ft 't&vT T V iZ "?In,r H'
1 negotlablo In form and to boar ? ,rt m thu Cuof ll oviiiv ,bo.f.oru. u?
tlm ratn nf four nor cent nor K,,,r al lnu "our OI u O CIOCK a. m at which
tno rate ot ioiir per ct.ni por tlmo any person Interested mnv n.,lu,. ...;
except to aud contest tho samo. And notlco
Zl l,!r I'roceeoitig s ordered glvon In tho
North Platto Tribune for six Hiiccnsivn
llHW 11 lo 1,10 day of Kubrua"y.
Witness iny hand and tho seal of thn enuiitv
Court at North Platte this 8th day of .Tnnnni-v
A. I), 1WU. W. O. Emieh. Couuty .11111.
J 12-3
nn G, NOl'ICJB OF SETTLEMENT.
Tho Stato of Nobraska, I.
Lincoln County. hs
in tno uounty uourt.
8IO.XK).ooofthol)onds of tho School District
of tho city of N"rin l'latto. 111 tno county
nf Lincoln. 111 tno btato or Monrasxii.
Tho.su voting against saui proiKMition. snail
mark their ballots with an A" at
iwirnL'rnnli leglnnlng Against
ilO.Oul.UO nf thn lmnds of tho School District
of tho City of North Platto. in thu County of time any person Interested may iml, .!
aim rnnt.w, h on... . T r
1 I.Mn I. .1... Ulaft.t nt S'nlii.aL.. ti
'Said election to open at olght o'clock a. in.
and continuu open until tix o'cucn p. 111
central time, on sain uato.
Dated this Dili day of January, 1000.
Ill- imlorof thu llouril of Education
rnARK R. Huunt), L'reldont.
EnNtSt T. TftAUP. Sccrotary.
except to and contest tho same
. of th Is proceeding Is ordered glvon In 1 1.2
. North Platto Trlbuno for iff iurocwlvo nui T
llcatlons prior to February 6th lit?) 0 ,,ub '
witness my hand and thosoal of tho en
:?Tl'ltt" this lltl'd'ayo't
W, O. Er.DEh, County Judco,
court
uar
J is-:
county
Jan-
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