Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
HITTlKCmiPTION KATRSl
One Year, cash In advance 11.251
Months, cash In advance Beta
rCntfrnd at North PI at to, Nebraaka, PoHtofllco
as second class matter.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1909.
Sunshine Locals.
North Platto Sunshino branch No. 1
will hold ttieir annual meeting at the
homo of Airs. Carrie i'oterson. iiil a.
Vino atreet, September 28th. Ofllcors
will bo elected. All nro invited ,
Mrs. Rose Owens romombcred Sun-
ithino society by donating n generous
uunnlv of clothincr.
Many thanks to Mrs. Thoo. Lowo for
sending out largo bouquets ot goiucn
crlow.
Throueh tho courtesy of Miss O'Haro
Sunshine Society received somo very
nico magazines.
Mrs. Ed Ahrons, of Sidney, donated
a sunnlv of clothintr. Sho has scat-
torod a lot of cheer far and wido in this
way. '
Mrs. Frank Darnell distributed n
luriro amount of clothincr to sovernl
needy families, clothing given her by
Mrn. Camnbal . who aft town.
Don't forget tho mito box for blind
babies in Mrs. Jonnio Armstrong's res
taurnnt. It has been dpened threo
times durlnrr the venr and $8.29 col-
1..,,1 f tn tlin l.lf.t.l l.nlilnii'
homo in Now York.
Mrs. J. T. Strnhorn in doing lots of
irood work helping those in need. She
nlso sent u lnrgo packngo to this soci
ety.
Ouo of our constant workers is Mrs,
Till Cnsoy, who kindly donated articles
of furniture for a needy family in tho
country. This family received a wag
on load of furniluro from tho society.
Tho moat ardent SunBhlner is Mrs.
Sam Richards. Sho sent in a package
of clothinc and cravo awav rend nir mut-
tor. pictures, etc. The pictures will
brighten tho wall of many an invalid's
room or lonely homo.
VV) desiro to extend thanks to Mrs.
Leon for a eenorous sut nly of mag
azines and nnnors und for her cheer
ful willingness to scatter sunshino In
ovptv direction.
Tho indoflnito uho of a wheel chair
owned by Miss Emma Anderson has
beon (riven tho society and is now in
ubu where it is much appreciated.
Mrs. Seibcrt, wifo of Ilov. Seibert,
foromost in overy irood work, sent in a
good many things which carried cheer
to many n heart ana nomo. Articles
donated by hor wero skirts, children's
aprons, dresses, coats and a lot of un
dorwenr. All of thoso woro vory much
needed in order that the. nociuty could
rosnond to tho man? ubneals that como
in. A pretty shirt waist stii
eluded in tho gifts and this mado a very
nccontablo erift to a vountr mother who
has all shu can do to supply her family
with suitablo clothing. Liko a true
mother, sho often forects hor own
needs and this pro ty drcBS will mako
such a nico dross up gown for hor.
Shoes, stockings nnd n bat helped to
.till tho box nnd proved n groat aid in
) cannot caro for thcmsolvus, 'I his
tion to, Sunshino was ono of the
rcceiyodi this season nnd wo wish
rB would he as tlioughtful as Mrs.
art.
M yoti know about tho Sunshino
r.t roomsf., Kver drop m to sei
they wero like? Wo wjll explain to you
lust what wo aro doinir and what we
hope to do in tho futuro. Sunshino so
ciety is filling in nil tho niches loft by
tho others. Wo havo no rod tape, so
wo can do anything that comos to us to
uo quickly nnu choorruiiy. rornaps you
can in your way holp us to do what wo
aro doing: or bettor still, you mny be
able to give us somo now ideas to work
on.
Si'crotarv ronorts that tho newspap
ers havo responded generously giving
hoiico whonovor askod; 160 visits wero
made to tho sick, CO largo bundles of
roud nrr matter wero Bent out. 25 bou-
(iiiots woro sent to invalids and others.
150 postal cards wero fiont out wliero
they meant tho most good cheer, 125
lottors written, 2000 garments given
nwnv. $8.29 sent to blind babies homo,
SlU 05 oxponded on local work, $ 5 for
rent for rest room, ilowors and fruit
worn enrried to tho sick and many
nep'leu lamlllos remembered with pro-
vui ns. wo wish to spoak or and to
thank tho press for tho courtesy nnd
Mndm'ss shown in communicating to the
imbue our notice and our appeals for
th ntst year and nbo tho frionds who
liuvrt so generously responded und
ho'ncd u in any way, Mrs. Mlnnio
IVtkins, Socrotnry,
Brady News.
Trom Uio Vindicator,
B.-ndv lllcli School ononod last Mon
d iv with u fair "nttondanco und Sunt
'j'ruvs reports that tho prospects are
br'jht for an enrollment of 125 boforo
i h closo or tho term.
Tho combined deposits of tho two
If ly banns as miown by tno stnte
ni'Mi s In this Irsuo aro $117,278.40.
rtv irood for a little town of 2nn
population out on tho barren plains of
W storn Nebraska.
Tl.- meeting of tho stocknum hold
in tht' M. W. A. hall wus well attended
l.i-1 Saturday and much Intereat was
Ink n in tho discussion on tho merits
of Jipping cattle, otc. Mr. Hut hoi I
wiM go to work and ondonvir to clean
un this vicinity.
Stueo tho last rain wo notice n do
cKicd change In tho opinion of tho
farmers as to tho amount of corn thoy
will hnvo this vtar. In somo instances
farmers, who eaid thoy would not havo
any, now think thoy will havo from
twonty-flvo to thirty bushels to tho
ccro,
Fine Ranch For Sale.
8,690 acres of land 10 miles north
west from North Platto; 1,200 acres
under the Itirchvood ditch, 2,480 upland
abova tho ditch. Tills ranch is known
an tho Augusta Schapp ranch. Thoro
If a good houuo nnd barn; main road
running through land. Can bo dlyidod
ir to threo fnrms. Party owning this
hnd lives in Ohio and will sell at a bar
gain. Liberal tormB for part of pur-
cnaso prien. AUdroes , , ,
Joseph" W. Adkins, Ctrcwlllo, Ohio.
mm
LOCAL MENTION.
J. It. White hns sold two blockB in
tho Trusteo's addition to Martin Wy
man, who will orect n residence thoro
on. Through n inlsrnUn nf tho Wostfirn
Nowsnanor Union. The Tribuno was
200 papers short on Friday's issue and
subscribers to that numoor count not
bo served. This error is not likely to
again occur.
Una hundrod bushels of plums havo
beon hnrveotcd from tho Tolllion
orchard west of town nnd the trcos nro
still woll loaded. A heavy crop of
plums aro also ready to pick on the
Koch plnce. Tho crop ot apples in tho
Ilorshoy section is also good.
Constable rtailov. of Brady, brought
to town Saturday a fellow named Dan
iels nnd lodged him in jail. Daniels
while intoxicated assaulted anothor
man, and when being arrested was fined
$50 und costs. Not having th? money
to pay tho fino ho was committed to
jail.
"Nothtncr comine in and nvorvthlnc
going nut; wo'll soon .bo in tho hands of
a receiver," i tho way County Ulork
Elliott oxprosscd tho business condition
yesterday. During tho past week or
two verv low insturmeiHs navo boon
filed, Practlcullv tho Hamo nuietudo
prevails in tho treasurer's ofllco.
Tho Bhack ot tho cornor of Seventh
and Willow streets, occupied by a
colored tamiiy, has been tho rendezvous
of crap shooters and other tramblorn
for somo time past, but it was not
until Saturday night that tno pohco
could catch tho players at tho nines.
several times recently tno games
broko up in n disputes and knives nnd
razors woro flourished, but none of tho
dlBPutants woro Injured, Tho co orcd
womop, however, "took to tho woods"
during thoBa melees.
Younir ManI Do you know that by
Investing SG.00 nor month with tho
Nchrnakn Central Ihiildincr & Loan As
sociatlon for 112 months, you will hnvu
to your credit $i,ihki.uu. xot us ex
plain their plan to you.
Temple Ukai. Estatb & Inh. Aqknoy,
1 & JJ McUonnld Ulock.
Last Rites for Harrinian.
Through tho (mito nislos nf tho
Bamapoo woods, tho body of E. II.
Hnrriman was carried Sunday after
noon from tho groat houso ho nover
lived to soo finished and laid in its last
restinir place on tho Arden h llsidc.
Tho rulers or wall Htreot enmo trom
Now York to pay their last tribute,
but tho most prominont part in tho
general ceremonies was taken by the
men who know him best as u country
squlru muster of tho great estate widen
covered 43,000 ncrea of hill and valley
fnthat. tho most riiRired nunrtor of
Oramro county. Hts general superin
tendent, his master carpenter, his
master mason and tho mnnugers and
assistant managers of his dair cs. bin
fnrms nnd hm trotting stables wero tho
mon who uoro ma coilin, and tno ser
vices "vero led by his chaplain,
Tho pines nnd oaks that surround
the little Eplscopnl church of St.
John's, half n milo up tho hill from
tho Arden railway Btatlon novor bo
foro sheltered such n distinguished
gathering an stood bare-heue'ed under
their Bhudo by thogravo that mternoon.
Tho funeral was privuto and t nly those
who woro norsonallv ncauaintcd with
tho family and had rffcolved invitation
rrom Airs, iiarnman, were ndiuuted.
At the mcotinir 'of tho Wyoming
state bankers last week, George L.
Ramsey, a Helena, Mont., banker, ono
of tho sprakers, predicted a financial
panic in mi, ana that it wouia no ono
of tho wordt the world hna ever known.
Ho drew his conclusions from tho nat
ural courso of events, and from tho
theory that history repeats itself, Ho
stated that previous panics hud come
at intervals of about 18 years, and us
ually after times of unusual prosperity,
nnu thought that one was uuo witnin
tho next two years. Tho panic of 1907
was simply a danger signal for a
greater ono yet to como, ho main
tained, and warned bankers to no pre
pared for It.
. Public Sale.
On Soptcmbor 18tb, 1909, at 2 o'clock
n. m. at tho north suio nvery oarn, i
will offer for sale a miscellaneous lot
of property consisting of horsos,"ma-
chinery, wagons, buggies, narnesn, otc.
Terms cash. H. M. Crimes,
Executor estate of W. A. Gnuoo,
Dcc'd.
MAY PROVE FATAL
When Will North Platte People Learn
the Importance of It?
Backache- is only n Bimplo thing at
first;
But when you know 'tis from the
kidneys;
That serious Kuinoy troubles ioiiow;
That diabetes, Bright'a disease may
bo tho tatal end,
You will glady profit by tho follow
ing experience.
"lis tho statement oi a norm
Platto citizen.
J. P. Scearcc. Ninth St . North
Platto, Nebr., says: "I do not hesitato
to tell of tho wonderful benefit that
Donn's Kidney Pills linvo brought mo.
About six months ago I was sufForing
niirht and dnv from tho most severe
painn throiiRb my back and kidneys,
always more in evidence when I at
tempted to stoop or arise from a aitting
position. Tho kidnoy sccrotiorrs woro
also irregular in passage and annoyed
mo grontly. Thoiloctor.a medicine and
other remedies I tried irnvo mo no
roliof nnd a friond, hearing of my
Buffering, advised mo to tako Doan'a
Kidnoy Pills, as ho hnd been cured of
tho sumo complaint by their uo. I
immediately procured a box at A. F.
StreiU'a drug storo nnd prompt relief
followed their use. In n few weeks
my back wus strong and frco from
pain and my kidneys wero restorod to
thoir normal condition. I am glad to
recommond Doan'a Kidney Pills."
OHDF.U OK IIKAKINO ON OlllUINAI.
I'KOIIATU Ol'' Wll.I..
State of Nehrasliu, Lincoln county, ss
In tho county court, September liith- ll'.'.
lit tho mutter of tho estate or Herman
Otton, deceased.
On roadlntr and lllliiu tho petition of Kltn
t kH I Otten, praylm: that the luslrument
llhtd on tho 7th day of SeptemlH'r. WA nnd
pnrporthur to Ixi the last Will iui.I 'iVstment
ottho said deceased, may ho proved, ap
proved, probated, allowed and recorded its
tho last Will and Testament of tho bald
Herman Ottcn, deceased, and that tho execu
tion of said Instrument may tx committed
and the administration ot said e stat may
bo eranted lo Kllnaboth Otten, us Kxecutrlx
Ordered. That Oct. Itu. lion, at Hoc lock A
M., Is assumed for hearlnit said petition
when all persons interest-(I In nuhl
matter mny appear at a county court,
to bo held In and for fcatd county,
and showcauso why tho , prnjvr of pet
tloner should not Im itranted. I his order to
ho published In tho North l'latto Trlhunn a
Noml-WeolOy Newspaper for six successive
isiues prior to ociolK'r itli, iwft.
g 11-0 W. O. Ki.iiEit, t'ountr Juilee.
Biscuit are -more than mere soda
crackers. They are a distinct,'
individual food article made from
special materials, by special
methods, in specially constructed
bakeries.
They are sealed in a special
way which gives them crispness,
cleanliness and freshness which
"crackers" from the paper bag
always lack. They are the Na
tion's accepted soda
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
DHausww. 1 a i i in
A Spanking Good Team
is at your command whonevur you tell
U3 you want it. This livery stable is
prepared to supply instantly any kind
of a rig you require. While in your
service it is as much yours as if you
owned it. Tho difference is that you
pay only for tho timo you use it, and
not for tho timo it is standing in tho
stable. That beats private ownership
all hollow.
A. M. Lock.
The Long and Short of II
s Hint it is impossible to mnko n bettor
fivo cent cigar than tho Korrest King.
It contains tho finest tohucbo and tho
most of it that tho price pormits. Try
a ForreBt King today nnd tolla us whnt
you think of it. If you throw it away
before smoking it down to tho last puff
wo miss our guess.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
GO TO
P. M. SORENSON
Furniture R e p a i ri n g
AND CABINET WORK.
Also Woodturning.
WINDOW SCREENS
.... A Specialty.
Shop 107 Enst Fifth.
t, - U- 1 Ail
Notice ' for Publication.
Borlal No.CWir.3.
llcpartniciitof Uio Inlurlor.
U. S. Land OIUco ot North Platte. Neb.
.1 illy SOU), 1009.
Nottcols hereby Riven tliat.Iolm Ounclrara,
of North Platto. Nob., who on July loth,
IWI. mado Homestead Kntry No. 20m, Serial
No- lrJ153, for north half and southeast quar
ter section 10. township IS, north, rnnco 29.
westoi tho nth principal meridian, has Hied
notlco of Intention to make final llvo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land abovo
dcM-Tllied, before tho rciilstor and receiver at
North Platto, Nebraska, on the 21th day of
September. 1109.
Claimant names as witnesses: Wilson II.
Combs, Uarflcld Outhcrloss, William Plttman
and .7 ml Combs, all of North l'latto. Nob.
J2S-U J. e. Kvans. KeKlstor.
NOTIOE VOll IMinLIOATION.
Serial No. 03JSO.
Department of tho Interior.
U. K, Laud Olllco at North l'latto. Neh.
July a). l'JOU.
Notlco Is hereby Riven that Dennis MclCIUIp
of North l'latto. Neb-, who, on April It), MM.
mado homestead entry No. 21778, serial
No. 027W for south half, east half north
east quarter, northwest quarter northeast
quarter and southwest quarter northwest
qunrtor of Section U Township 15 N Iluneo
:d W.. of the nth Principal Meridian, has tiled
notlco or intention to mako final uvo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land alxive
descrlU'd, lioforo tho ltctflstcr and Uecclvor,
at North l'latto, Nob., on tho M day of
September. 1MX.
Ulnlmaut names as witnesses: David W.
Macomher. William Doebla?, ,1. A. Toops and
H. If. DohUc.Ir.. all ot North Platte. Nub.
JSHS J. K. Evans, lteuister.
NOTICE KOU I'UllLIOATION.
Serial No. WM.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land Olllce ot North l'latto. Neb.
I Auk. 111. 1WM.
Not leo Is horehy clven that Walter If. Cov
fll of North l'lntte. Neb.. wli. on Oct, 10, KW,
tnndo hotnesteni entry No. SU7I. serial No,
U3UU for KH section I, township II, N. raneo
lid. W of the HIM l'rhiclual Meridian, lias tiled
notlroof Inlintlon to make tlnal llvo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land aliovo
described, boforo tho lioclstcr and Itecelver
at North l'lntte, Nebraska, on tho UHh day
or Octolier. I'.wti
Clnlmnnt names as witnesses: Oeortre
I'atlerson, Dennis llreen. Harry Lamplaueh,
L. 8. iMacomber. all of North l'latto, Noli.
.1. E.Evans, ltewlster.
Serial No. 0181)2.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
U. H. Laud Olllco at North l'latto. Nob.
.fulyi'Uth, IlKKi.
Notlco Is hereby idvcn that John (lundrnin.
of North l'latto, Nebruska, who, on AuKtist
. iwi. mai o liomestead ontrv No. m on.
Serial No. own, for southwest quartor section
in. Township 1.'', north, ltntitro west of tho
Sixth Principal Meridian has tiled notice of
Intention to mako Hnal llvo year proof loes-
taiuisii Claim to tno lanit atsivo described,
Iwforo tho Itet'Istor and Hecelver at North
l'lntte, Nob., on tho 'Jlth day ot Soptemher,
I1KHI.
Claimant, names as witnesses! Wilson It.
Combs, Uarlleld (iutherloss, William Plttman
mill J ud Combs, nil of North l'latto. Neb
jaj-ti J. E. EVANS. Hosrlstor.
NOTIOE OK INCOIil'OUATION,
Notice is hereby ilven that a corporation
to be known as the Trl-County Telephone
Company has been Incorporated under tho
laws of tho state of Nebraska, that the prin
cipal place oi transacting tho business of said
comratlon Is ut North Platte, Nebraska,
nnd the general nature ot tho business to bo
trnnsncted Is tho const i net Ion, operation and
maliiteiiatu'o of a telephone and telegraph
system In the city of North l'latto and sur
rounding country.
The authorised capital stock Of said cot
IKiratlon is 510.000 common stock, and Ss.ooo
preferred stock: that more than $l,Wn.l of tho
common stock has Wen sulocrlU'd and paid
for by the stock holders, and tho remainder of
said common stock and tho preferred stock
is to bo Issued undor tho direction of tho
Hoardof Directors upon tho payment thoro
for by tho sutHcrlberti- Thu time for I ho
commencement of said corporation Is May lit,
MA. atn sou eortKiratlon terminates Hfty
yetis irofti said date. Tho highest ainount
ot IndobtiKlnests or liabilities to which said
corporation Is at any timo to bo subject shall
not exceed SO per cent. of ttiecapnltatstook of
said corporation, exclusive of tho preferred
htoek lsned.
Said corporation Is to bo managed by a
Hoard of llvo Directors and a President, vice
President. Secretary and General Manager.
TIM-COUNTY T I : LEI'HONE COM PA N Y.
Ity Oliarle llrotertiltr, President.
W V Uoagland, Pecretary,
NOTIOE OK SETTLEMENT,
Tho Statu of Nebraska, la
Lincoln County. S
In tho County Court.-
In tho matter of tho estate of d'red Gels
deceased. To tho creditors, heirs, legatees and
others lntorcstcd In tho estate of Fred Gels.
Tako notice, that John Gels Jias
filed In tho county court a report ot his
dolnes as administrator of said estate and
It Is ordered that tho Bantu stand for hearing
tho 18th day of Soptcmlwr. A. D. 1V09, bo
foro tho court at tho hour ot'' o'clock p. in.,
at which timo any person Interested may ap
pear and c.xcoptrto and contest tho samo. And
notlco of this proceeding Is ordered trlvcn
In the North l'latto Tribuno for six successive
Issues prior to September IS, 10OU
Witness my hand and tho seal ot tho county
court at North l'latto this 30th day of Aticust
A. D. 1001).
a liO-d W. O. Er.DKii. County Judito.
NOTIOE KOU 1'UIILICATION.
Serial No. WiX
Department of thu Interior.
1J, S, Land Olllco at North l'latto. Neh.
Aup. It). 1WJ
Notlco Is hereby ulvon that William II.
Turplo of North l'latto, Nob., who, on July it.
Mil, made homestead entry No. 20311, serial
No. OWKl. for NMHWM. NK BEH nnd NWH.
section 2H, township 12, N, ram:o 31. W. of tho
Hth Principal Mcrldan, has tiled notlco of in
tention to mako Until llvo year proof, to
establish claim to thu laud abovo described,
Ixiforo tho Reels! or and Itecelver at North
Platte, Nob. on thu lOtli day of Oct. llHW.
Claimant names as wltnsssos: John Schar
rann, Curtis E. Illinium, Carl llroedor, Hugh
Sonuer, all of North l'latto, Nob.
nsi-ii J. E. Evans. Ueclstor.
Serial No. 02179.
NOTICE KOll PUULIOATION
IIKPAHTMKNT Of TtlK lNTKUIOIt.
JJnlted States l;and Olllco,
At North l'latto. Nebraska. Sopt, 3. 100.
Notlco Is hereby clven that William linns
berry, of Oarfleld, Nebraska, who, on July Hi,
lWt, tnndo homestuad entry No. 2(di!3,
serial No. 0217U. for east half soiithuat
quartor, section 'D und west half southwest
quarter, Section -1, Township 1(1 N., Huiiko M
W or tho tlth Principal .Meridian, has filed
notlco of Intention to make final flvo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land abovo
described, before tho reulstor and recelvor,
at North Platte, Nebraska, on tho Uth day
of November, 1WW.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jonas N,
liasler and Frank Hoy, of Garllcld, Nub.,
llert Kilmer and John Hayes of Kllmor, Neb.
s7-0 J. E- EvanB. Ueclstor,
Serial No. oifiW.
NOTICE KOU PUULIOATION.
Departmont of tho Interior,
U. B. Land Ofllco at North Platte. Nob.
Sept St. 1IH
Notlco Is horohy given that William
Uatislierry, of Garllcld, Nob., who on August
nth. lttw. mado Homestead Entry No. W7tl.
Serial No. UIS'JO. for cast halt southeast
quarter section 17. and east half northeast
quarter of section -M, township 1U north, rango
:.M west of the sixtu principal morldlan, has
Hied notice of lutontlon to mako final llvo
year proof, to establish claim to tho laud
abovo described, before thu Iteglstor and
Hecelver at North Platte, Nebraska, on tho
th day of November. )M.
Claimant names as witnesses; Jonas N,
HnMorand t'rnnk Hoy, of Gnrllold, Neh. Ilort
Kilmer and John Hayes ot Kilmer, Nob.
s7 0 J. E. Evahs. Ueglster,
NOTICE Oi' INCOHl'OHATION.
Notlco Is hereby given tint a corporation to
bo knuwn as the farmers Mutual Telephone
Company has been Incorporated under tho
laws of the stato of Nebraska, That tho prin
cipal place ot transacting tho business otsnld
corporation is at North l'latto, Lincoln.
County. Nebraska. Tho general nature of
tho business to bo transacted by said Tele
phone Company Is tho construction and oper
ation ot a telephone line and exchange In tho
vicinity of North l'latto, Nebraska, for tbn
mutual lieueilt of thu owners of tho capital
stock of said coriwrotlon. Tho amount of cap
ital stock authorized by said corporation lsiv
O0U. divided Into ouo hundrod shares of $.V)
oach tobositbse rllied and paid for bythestock
holders, of which sum morn than $o.V) has
been subscribed nnd fu'ly paid for. Said cor
poration has further power to lsssuo 51,000 of
preferred stock of tho corrxjratlon to bo do
vlded Into shares of ilO each, said stock to bo
Issued undor tho direction of tho Hoard of
Dlrcctore upon payment, therefor. Said cor
poration commenced business on tho '-1st day
of May. MM, and terminates on tho lirst day
of April. lKtl. The laigest amount of Indebt
edness or Uabtlltlrs to which tho corporation
is at any timo to subject Itself Is limited to
two-thirds ot tho paid up stock of tho corpor
ation, Said corporation Is to bo managed by
a Hoard of threo Directors and President,
Vtcu President, Secretary and Treasuror.
KAUMEH8 MUTUALl'ELEPHONB CO.
Hy Charles Tlretorntta. President,
O, M, I'eckham. Secretary,