Semi "Weekly Tribune
Ira L, Bare, Editor and Publiihcr.
mrrnannttvrmM IlATKHi
One Yer, cash In advance.... :J1'?6
Months, cash In advance ,86 cm
Entoied at North Platto. Nebraska, Postofflce
an iccona aau miner.
FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1010.
Mass Convention
Elsewhoro is nublished a call for a
uisewnoro is miunsneu u cuii iui- u
republican mass convention to pinco m
nomination candidates for city offices,
The Tribune advocates the renomlnation
and re-election of tho present officials,
including the councilmcn. It believes
inaimese men, uy ruiiaun ui i;i
nviurloniui nnrt IrnnutoHcrn nf thn wntflF-1
.1 i v , .... ii,.(M
works proposition, are better prepared
to handle that micstionUian wouiu new,
mnti nnri nra rnnrnmrn ihh iiiiiiiu ui
make mistakes that would prove costly
to the tax payers.
Tho administration ot city uuairs
during tho past year ha3 been as good.
if not better, than theretofore, and
, atiniiM kn nnnnlflnrrwl. Wn I
MUB, WIS, DIIVUIU W - I
believe that all win agree mar, mo
..miumf la n nnnr tlmn to mvnn horses
In mld-stream. Lt us re-elect tho
men who have well under way a satis-
factory solution of tho waterworks
problem; a problem that Is tho most
Important that has ever been before
tho citizens.
Tm r a!. i. .1 iLni 4 1. n rt4swtt in I
11 II I'HLIIIULLITLI LI1UL LI1U DUUCb tUl I X'
strike In Philudelnhia has resulted In a
loss of $12,000,000 to date, and that
this sum is being increased at tho rato
of SGOO.OOO a dav.
This amount could
have been saved had both parties
yielded to a compromise, which ap
parently they could well allord to do.
At a special election held in Kearney
Tuosdav for tho nurnoso of voting on
tho liquor question, it was decided by a
majority of twenty-fivo votes to grant
licenses during tho coming year. A
full vote was cast, both the wets and
drvs cottine out evorv nosslblo vote.
During tho past year Kearney has been
ury.
Tub neonlo no longer If they over
did regard tho stoto capital removal
as a joko. While it is truo it has to a
largo extent been confined to nows
papor talk, tho people of tho centra)
and western portions of tho stato are
boirinintr to wax enthusiastic, and the
movement is certain to becomo popular.
Tho real camnaitrn will becin when
soma legislator from tho east part of
tho stato introduces a bill in the next
legislature appropriating money for tho
repair oc tho present capital ounaing.
ATTHB stato county-option held con
vention at Lincoln Monday a resolution
was adopted callingon all political parties
to ndont plunks in their platform pledg
ing the parties to the enactment of
such n law. This resolution will not bo
received with favor bv many, who bo
licvo that county option or stato wido
prohibition should be put to a direct
vote of tho people. Such a course would
result in a moro absolute and certain
expression of tho pcoplo, as it would
bo unmixed with political issues.
Despairing at Philadelphia of making
further progress toward a settlement
of tho street carmen's strike through
conference with Ucorce 11. karle. ono
of tho city's representatives on tho
board of directors of tho Transit com
pany, tho committee of ten has ro-
nowed its effort to make a general
strike moro effective Carrvinir out the
notion taken by the Stato Federation of
Labor at its convention at .Newcastle
last week, State President 12. E.
urecnawalt has sent out a call lor a
voto on n a Btate-wido strike.
LowoII'b Cowboy Bond tho best
musical organization in tho stato out
sido of Omaha began rehearsals Wed
nesday night with about tho same com
plement of musicians ns lust season.
And right now nrrises tho question
what will tno citizens do toward assist
ing tho band financially? will they ex
pect tho members to oven ko so for as
to purchase tho music used at tho open
air concerts, or will thoy chip in their
dollar toward raising a fund of $400 or
$500 for tho band. People of North
Platto have contributed $700 or $800 to
u traveling theatrical company for one
evening's amusement. To bo fair
Bhould thoy not bo willing to contributo
u into amount lor n sories ot weekly
concerts that will oxtend from June
1st to September 15th? Lot's show our
appreciation or bowcirs uowooy nana,
Strike Averted at Last Moment.
A Chicago dispatch dated Tuesday
was as follows: Dangor of an immedi
ate striko of 27.000 locomotive firemen.
the throwing out of employment of
moro than 125,000 other employes and
temporary suspension or business on
practically every railroad system be
twecn unicago and tno t'acitic coast
was averted today through tho accep
tnnco or oilers ot mediation from tho
federal authorities at Washington.
At tho request of tho irencral mana
gors of tho forty-seven westorn rull
roads involved, ijliuirmrm Murtin A.
Knapp of tho Interstate Commerce
commlslon and Commissioner ot Labor
C. P. Nelll telegraphed nn offer of
federal meditation to tho union olllciols
This offer was accepted, W. S, Carter,
president ot tno urotneriiood ot loco
motivo Firemen and Enginemcn, stlpu
idling, However, mat action must be
uin without delay.
Tho appeal to Washington, wub taken
as an oieventh-nour movo to prevont a
walk-out which, it was declared.
threatened tho greatest railroad strike
sinco that of 1894. Thirtv-soven mom
bers of tho western federated board of
tho brotherhood at midnight last night
formally voted for a Btriko. Tho hour
for strikincr had been set for next
Monday morning and the members wero
prepared to start for their homes-somo
01 tnem as lar as tho Pacific coast to
nut tho striko into nction, when the
mediation stops woro tniten,
. . t
Herbert Stock Farm will
sell at
auction on Saturday, April ICth, com-
menclng 10:30 A. M. at Overland Park,
uenvor, twenty-nvo ueou 01 trotters
and pacers. Many of them ready to
race tins year. T 10 choicest lot ot
horsea with extreme speed ovor offered
for salo In fho West. Write for catalog.
j six Mtiroertv cminuy uoiui, uenvor.
Put a Little SUNSHINE in
Your Home
Sunshine
Finishes
AT
House Cleaning Time.
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all of the following purposes and ar- II
trPJ, whether new or old: Floor.
. ;nt.r:nP woodwork nictnrc
,ntr,or w5?:. Cf?l
mnn niflff rrainfi nrpiipri. iiiiiiinia I
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ir hnnlc rfltPf. mhinptl. CHAirs.
tabourets, refrijjerators, sewing ma-
, ( , of . v baby
carnages, go-carts, walking sticks, um-
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oreua nanaiest onc-a-orac, ioyi, iieara
nn(j waler pjpe. radiators and regis
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waicr ianK, " Bna iaraP "
tUrCS.
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every uumti wi u mun
cics wincn. tnroucn wear anu tear uo
not moke the appearance tney anouid.
but which the housekeeper cannotafford
to replace with new articles, nor stand
tho expense ot sending mem out to do
refinlshed.
This condition need no longer bother
anyone, because witn sunshine
T?!Inlm flin m ftiirnor onfl hnof fl nlflhna
llllOUCOa UIU liunto niiU wot iiiiiuiivu
for all classes of articles and Interior
decorations, old and marred surfaces
may bo made to look like new with but
slight expenso and little worK.
Just iret a can of SUNSHINE of the
shado desired, a brush of tho size
adapted to tho surface to bo finished
and you will bo surprised and pleasod
with tho improvement made.
SUNSHINE Finishes are made of tho
hichest arado of durablo varnish and
color so combined that when applied to
a properly prepared surface they will
perfectly produce natural wood effects.
SUNSHINE Finishes cmbroco the
height of durability, hcauty, utility and
ease of working.
SUNSHINE is as durablo as it is
nossible to make a finish of this kind.
It f ormB' nn elastic coating which with
stands tho hard usago to which floors
and furniture are Bublectcd.
In beautv. SUNSHINE is unexcel ed.
It Is made In seventeen rich and
brilliant colors, which assortment per
mits of a choico of shades in keeping
with nnv surround nor.
SUNSHINE is adaptable to every
known class of interior wood work,
furniture, bric-a-brac, and especially
adapted to iloors, ovor which it makes
one of 'tho most durablo and beautiful
finishes it is possible to obtain. As a
furniture and bric-a-brac finish it is tho
best article made. It gives
perfect
finish to new work and makes old
cracked and dingy surfaces look like
now.
SUNSHINE Is so mado as to bo
handled with case, and if used accord
ing to directions the application Ib
simnlo and results satisfactory.
SUNSHINE is not affected by
moisture and dries with a high luster.
Wo carrv tho SUNSHINE finishes in
seventeen different colors and all slzo
cans. Visit our storo and allow us to
explain their easy application.
YOU CAN APPLY IT.
SCHILLER & Cd.
Family Druggists.
Garfield Items.
Mrs. T. C. Gill iBvlsitinghor daughter
Mrs. u. V. Meyers.
U. (J. blver and daughter Alaud were
at North Platto tho latter part of last
week.
Mrs. W. F. Campbell has been aulto
sick the past week or so, but is a little
bettor at this writinc.
Mr. Majorwitz and Mr. Kassier went
to North Platte Sunday.
Mrs. McLauchlin and children have
been visiting her father Mr. Majorwitz
and her sister Leona.
John Combs was in this vicinity laBt
Saturdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Joy and mother
Mrs. u. u. omitn went to uanawny
Sunday to visit relatives.
Maden Hughes returned to North
Platto last week.
A. L. Ablo has purchased a Mammoth
Jack from parties at Grand Ifland.
n red urnst and u r. smith navo
moved into thoir now store buildinc.
Mr, Joy has commenced work on tho
collar and foundation for his now house,
Co. Supt. Ebricht visited tho Bchool
last week.
C. E. Lockwood. of the Hull & Lock-
passed through North Platto by auto
Saturday enroute homo from Albion.
lie says thoy sell No. l farm land tor
$8 to $15 per acre on easy terms. Good
soil, good climate and good crops.
On
mam line or u. i'. u. it.
Taken Up.
Stray cnlf. Owner can have
it by
paying keep and for this notice
Tho
union btock
Yards Co.
North Platto,
Nob.
or John Uratt.
ECHELBERY'S
New and Second
Hand Store.
fWnpr fith nnd T nonit Sts TM ID!)
orner UU1 Qna L0CU8t &t8. Ael-
tvery Uav a Uareain Uav.
!st y m -w a-
nunos, urgans, an Kinus 01 Aiusicai in-
i 1 ni. t. .
sirumcnts ana otnnRs. LiiocKB. watcnes.
Bicycles, Sewing Machines and Needles.
Guns. Revolvers. Ammunition. Snort-
I rl . V 1 K fit n
itevoivcrs, Ammunition,
Ing Goods, Harnoss, Saddles, Coooking
Utensils. Dinner Sots, Ranges, Stoves,
Stovo Ronairs, Beds and
ucddlng,
Hardwaro, Tinware, Trunks
and Suit
Cases.
Everything vou usu bouimt untl enlil
nuro.
Mm. Andrew Hahn, livintr southwest
of town, died Monday evening and the
funoral waa held Wednesday. Death
was due to cfTccts following child birth,
which waa accentuated by pnenmonia
for several days preceding. The de
ceased was the mother of ten children,
two by a former nusuand.
Wall Paper
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lIAo IIVYY IUH O
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stock is larger
tnan former
years and very
complete at
prices that
are
right.
Snmp. vptv nf.it nattnrn?; nt
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ioc, i2ac ana 15c ana our
tcr ier Anr nnrl enr nnnp
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much prettier than ever ?
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ueiur .
Call and let US show I
REMNANTS at 5 to ioc
roll.
C. M. Newton.
A QUESTION OF NECCESS1TY.
A crood horse costs anywhere from
$150 to $500. Wo will sell vou a (rood
warm blanket for $1.75 to $5.00. Isn't
it much the best plan to invest in the
blanket and save in the cost of horse
flesh by preventing colds or pneumonia
with the resultant vcterinary's and
druggist's charges? Our lino of blan
kets and horso goods generally is very
complete. Like to see it
A. F. FINK'S
GO TO
P. M. SORENSON
FOR '
Furniture Repairing
AND CABINET WORK.
Also Woodturning.
WINDOW SCREENS
& r t. I
. . . . A Specialty. I
Shop 107 East Fifth.
LEOAL NOTICE.
Alliert A. Adams, and tho southeast auar-
tor (SEW) of section thlrtv-flvo (35). townntiln
sixteen (1A), raiiKo thirty-one (31) west 0th l.
m. In Lincoln Countr. Nobraska and all Dor-
sonsciaimmir any richtsor interests in sain
lands win tako notlco that on tno nth day or
March, luio. David F. I'arker as pla ntlir. 1 ed
his petition in the district court ot Lincoln
County. Nebraska airalnst said Albert A,
Adams and thn southeast auarLer of
section thlrty-flvo (35.) township slxtoon (10.)
raniro tlilrtyono (31). west flth V M. In Lin
coln County, Nebraska ns doftndants. Tho
object and prayer ot said petition Is for
nn accounting or me amount uuo
tho iilalntllT unon his tax sain cer
tltlcato for said lands Issued by the
Gountv Treasurer of Lincoln t'ountv. No
braskn on November 2. 11IUI to J W. Whlflln
and unon tho subsouuont taxes paid bp said
.1. w. win i n ann tho tuamti r unvid f
I'arker, the said cortliicato or tax saio bav
in 1: been duly asalened by the said .1. W,
Whllllu to tho plaintiff hornln and also to
foreclose tho Bald tax sale cortliicato and
tax Hon and to bar tho dofondants and each
ot tlicm ot all claims, tlllo and interest In
thn said described land.
Tiin (loronuanta aro reoutrou to answer
said petition on or boforo the 20th day of
April, itfiu.
DAVID 1'. 1 A1CKK1I. riaiiuiii.
lly wm. 1'.. Hiiuman. ills Attorney,
8orlal Nos. 01833-02301.
Notice for l'ublication.
Denartmentof the Intorlor.
V. H. Land Ofllco at North I'latto, Nob.
March Uth. 1010.
Notlco Is hereby trlvon that Dennis J. nrcen.
of North I'latto, Nobraska, who, on .luly
280,. J0W1, mado homestead entry No. 1W1W.
honai no. uimis, ror southwest ijuarter anu on
Feb. ltlth. 10O.1, mado II E. No. 0011, Sorlal
No. 02U01, for north west quarter, and .north
... nlM,lnn 0.1 'P. 1. 1 ,,..!,
ltamrovo. west or tho sixth rrincipal Meridian
has tllod notlco ot intention to mako final 11 vo
year proof to establish claim to tho laud
abovo described, beforo tho Ileglstor and
ltecolvnr at North I'latte, Neb., on tho 17th
day or May luio.
fll&lmant names as wltnosKesi Walter K.
Covell, Fred J llromer, Orbon lj.Covell and
Kusrono uanricm 1 or North riatte. nod.
Ullig v jinn, ivv-Kisiur.
1 j 1 r n mriUu 11
Notice To Delinquents.
Notico la hereby given that tho
rentals unon lease contracts on school
lanaa described beiow and set oppistto
tno name ot tno no oers Miereot. nro
I delinquent for a period of n montlis or
moro nnd if tho amount now duo is not
paid within GO days from tho dato of
this notice said contracts will bo do-
ciarea loneiteu py me uoara 01 .uu
cational Lands & Funds, and tho Bold
iorioiturcs entered 01 record as pro-
vided bv aw.
I . 1 . A
Lease northeast quarter, nortnwest
1. i 1 r tt n
quarter, soutnwesc quarter aec. vu,
Tp. 10. R. 30: R. ,W. Uafforty, Lin-
. -T
coin Countv.
Leoso southeast quarter Sec 30,
Tp. 10, R. 30; Timothy Uallerty, Lin-
coin Countv.
Dated March 14,
1910.
E.
B. CowLES.-
tn$.mm,38lonor PuWic LBnU3 and Bulw"
Notice to Patrons of The Farmer Line
of the Tri-County Telephone Co-
On and after March 1st. 1010. all
parties owning phones on said line will
be held responsible lor all messages
sent over these lines by outsido parties
from their phones. Kate is 20 cents
for each message. All bills must be
paid in full monthly.
Choosing a Cigar
is larcrclv a matter of luck or faith at
first. If you choose a "Forest King"
vour trust will lin rownnlnd. Tho first
whifr you toko wm tell you that you
have struck'u nrlze. And vou'll find
,,n - anf 1tl,n , 111,1.,.., tlnr. t,4.
- nii fhn rim Trv nno tJkv nnfi
you'll want two tomorrow. Every
I trior hns thoRnmn nxnnnpnco.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED,
Phone 268
FOR ALL KINDS OF
Flour, feed, Grain or Hay
Having recently purchased tho
B. A. Wilson feed store at the
corner of Sixth and Locust Sts.
I respectfully invito a share of
the patronage of the public.
Prompt delivery.
J. R. RITNER.
BEHIND A FINE PAIR OF HORSES
should be hitched a stylish looking
carriage. At this repository you can
see a variety ot vehicles wnose style is
undeniable. They range from the phae
ton to tno lamtiy coacn and aro tno
equal of any in appearance and build
They are less thin equal in price to
most carnages 01 tneir character.
A. M. Lock.
NOTlOE.
Hiram llardtnir and Mrs. Illram Hardlnir.
wlfoof Illrarn Hardlnir. defendants, will tako
notlco that on tho -1st day of June, linn, tho
DlalntllT herein lllcd hor petition in tho dis
trict court or Lincoln county. Nobrasua,
against said defendants. Imnleadcd with A.
.). VanAnda and Mrs. Oortrudo IC VanAnda,
dofondanU. tho object and prayer of which
Is to foreclose a certain mortgasro executed
by .lohn Nation and Magglo J. Nation to
Farmer's Loan ac Trust Company or Kansas
nnon tno southeast, Quarter or section 7. in
township 10, north, ranee 23, in Lincoln Coun
ty, iiuuruaKii, iu aucuru iuu iiuyuiuiib ui a cur
tain promissory nolo dated January 1, 1B"U,
for tfie sum of $VW.OO to tho Formers Loan &
Trust Comnanv.
signed by John Nation and
1. duo flvo roars from date
MaKffle.l. Notion, duo tlvo years
thereof: that Bald noto and mortgage has
been assigned to tho DlalntllT. which said
mortirairo is recorded In book IC of mortgages
at Dace 4l!0 In tho County Clork's olllco of Lin
coln County. Nobraska, and there Is now duo
on said mortgago tho sum of $1100.20, for
which sum with interest from tins ciato Dlaln
tllT nravs lor a decreo that defondants bo re
quired, to pay the same, and that said prom
ises may bo sold to satisfy tho amount found
duo. and that tho defendants and etch of
thorn lie barred or all euuity or redemption in
said promises and that plaintiff have tho
right to redoom from tho Hen ct a tax deoil
upon said promises to tho defendant A.J.
VnnAmla.
You aroronulred to answorsald petition on
or before tho iwi dayot April, ivio.
llatnd March 1. nnu.
Ci.aiia II, IIauvkv. I'lalntlff.
lly IIOA(lt.ANl) & UOAllI.ANI), llor Attys.
NOTlOE OF SETTLEMENT.
Tlio Stato of Nobraska, Lincoln County, s.s.
111 1 10 county uourt.
In the matter of tho estato ot Anulo M.
1'enlston, deceased.
To tho creditors, holrs and others Interested
In tho estato of Auna M, 1'cntstou,
Tako notue. that Carrie K. Marti
lias lllcd In tho county court a report
of her doings au administratrix or
said estate and It Is ordered that the
samo stand for hearing tho 28th day of
March. A. 11, ion), boforo the court
at tho hour of J o clock, p. m., at which tlmo
any Dei-son Interested mar appear andexcent
to and contest tno same. Anu notice or tins
proceeding is ordered given in 1110 North
I'latto Seml-Weokly Tribune, a legal nows-
papor printed in said county for six succes
sive Issues prior to March sotli. 1010,
Witness my nana anu tno seal or tno coun
ty court at North I'latto this 7th day ol
March A. D. two.
mtMl W C. 1. LDl.lt. county Judge
NOTlOE.
In tho matter ot the estato ot Lafayette E-
l'easo, (locoased.
111 tho county court or Lincoln County. Ne
braska. March 7th. 1010.
Notlco is horoby given, that tno creditors
ot sold deceased will moot tho administrator
of said estate, beforo tho County Judgo of
Lincoln county. Nobraska. at tho county
court room, In said county, on tho 1th day of
Anrll.1010 and on
the
uti
day ot October.
1010. at 0 o'clock a. in. each day. for the nur
noso of presenting their claims for examina
tion, aajusiment ana allowance, six mourns
aro allowed for creditors to nrestnt thoir
claims, uud one year for the administrator to
sottiosaiu estato rromtho istuay ot .March,
1010. This notlco to bo published tn tho
North i'latte Komi-weekly Ttibuno a legal
newspaper, printed In laid county for eight
successivo issues arier Marcii uu, iviu.
mn-i w i, Kr.PRR. county .iinign.
SHERIFF'S HALE.
lly virtue of an order ot salo Issued from
tho district court of, Lincoln county, Nebras
ka, upon a decreo of foreclosure rendered In
said court wherein S. V. Glllan Is plaintiff and
Samuol Hnoll, ot ol, aro defend ants, and to
mo directed, 1 will on tho mth day ot April.
1010, ot 1 o'clock p. m. at tho east front
door of tho court houso In Nortn I'latto,
Lincoln county, Nebraska, sell at public
auction to tho highest bidder for cash,
to satisfy said decree. Interest and costs,
ino loiiowing noscripcu proioriy, io-wiii
U)ts 1. 'J. 3. 1, 5. 0, 7 and 8. block 111. of the
original city or North i'latto. Lincoln Ooun-
IE?
i ty"u
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
HOSPITAL.
A Modern Institution for
the treatment of Medical
and Surgical Cases. Grad
uate Nursing. Physician
in attendance day or night
Special accommodations
for confinement cases
721-23 North Locmr t.
Telephone No. 642.
GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and Surgeon, j
Office over McDonald Bank. 5
Office 130 2
f Residence 11C
Phones
IMIMM,
A. J. AMES. MAHIE AMES.
Doctors Ames & Ames,
B Physicians and Suracons,
Is
mm
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Office over Stone Drug Co.
p. a ) Office 273
Phones Re8iUenco273
John S. Twinem, M, D.,
Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.
Special attention to Obstetrics' and
Children's Diseases.
Office: McDonald Stato Bank Building,
Corner uth 61 uewey ate.
Phones: Office 183. Residence 283.
DR. ELMS,
General Practice of
Medicine, Surgery
Together with his
Specialty, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
Your Glasses Carefully Fitted.
Office and residence 413 East Fifth St.,
on ground tloor, no stairs to climb.
Phone 559.
North Platte,
Nebraska.
DOUBLES ITS PAID-UP
CAPITAL
STOCK.
Maxwell State Bank of Maxwell,
Nebraska.
Notice is hereby (riven that on Jan
uary 12th, 1910, the Maxwell State
ttanK 01 Maxwell, Nebraska, by a voto
of all of tho shares of stock cast at its
annual meeting, increased its paid-up
capital stock from $5,000.00 to tho full
$10,000.00 authorized by its Articles of
incorporation.
MAAWHiLilj STATU HANK.
By W. H. McDonald. Pres.
Attest: A. C. Plumer, Cashier.
W. A. Howard,
EXPERT PIANO
TUNER AND REPAIRER
All work guaranteed. Best
of references. Country orders
receive prompt attention.
Residence 602 west Fifth St.,
North Platte. Phone 627.
Please leave orders at New
ton's Book Store, phone 261.
Notice of Garnishment Suit.
Alex McNear will take notice thnt on
tho 21st. day of February, 1910. W. C
Elder, justice of tho peace of North
Platto, Lincoln County, Nebraska,
issued an order ot attachment for tho
sum of lifty dollars In on action pend
ing beforo him wherein Albert Tolle is
plaintiff and Alex NcNear is dofendant,
that property of tho defendant in tho
hands of the Union Pacific Railway
Company, towit money due the defen
dant as wages has been attached by
garnishment under said order. Said
cause was continued to tho 11th day of
iprii, i-jiu, ac y o ciock a. m.
Albert tolle, Plaintiif.
PltODATE NOTlOE TO OREDITOItS.
In tho mattor of thn estatn nf Ten nr.
Lamolugh. deceased.
In the county court ot Lincoln county, No
braska. February 2th. 1010.
Notlco Is horeby glvon, that tho creditors
ot tho said decoased will meet tho Adminis
trator or saia estate, ixirnrn tun ivumiv
Judgo of Lincoln county, Nob., at tho county
i uuri. ruuiu in sum county, on lliu itli (lav of
March, lino, and on tholthdnv nf Kmitnmtw,
iow, i iu o ciock a m. oacu ooy, ror tno pur-
ikjsuui presenting moir claims ror examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowed for creditors to nn-sent iin.ir
claims and ono yoar for tho Administrator
to hemo said estate rrom tho uth day
ui iwurunry, tins notico will DO pub-
iisueu iu mo Huriu i'latto oomi-weekly Trl'
buno. a legal newspaper, prlntod In said
tuuiHi', xor eiEni. successive issues on and
after March 1st. 1010. and bv thn slinrin rr
Lincoln county, Nebraska, posting a copy of
this notice In four public places lu said
county and filing In his return thereof in thl
Luurt.
ml-H W. V. ELDER, County Judge.
Sorlal NO. 0200(1.
NOTICE FOR l'UnLIOATION.
Department of tho Interior.
U.S. Land Ofllco at North I'latte. Neb.
Notice Is hereby given thatMary dither
less, widow of John II. Outhorloss, deceased
of North I'latto, Nob,, who on Juno-'Oth. 10OI
mado Homestead Entry No. 20201. ii m
OSWiii. forsouthwott quarter northeastquortcr!
nortnwest quartor bouineast quarter, north
hair southwest quarter, south half northwest
quarter, and lots 3 and 1. section 1. township.
11. north, rango '20, west of tho sixth principal
meridian, has filed notlco of Intention to
make ilnal flvo yoar proof, to establish claim
to Clio land abovo described, beforo the
Register and Receiver at North I'latte. No-
vnnu.iii es K.-i .witnesses; ueorgo Long. Auorcromuio and
JOSH Ltinir. Wllllnm I'llfrnun ,..11. ... ' I
Wills J nodflold. M I) .T R McKlrahan, M I)
Drs. Redfield & McKlrahan
Phsicians and Surgeons.
All Calls Promptly Answered. Phones
U4i:-b44
Office at P. and S. Hospital.
Portal No. 02250.
NOTIOK IfOIt PUULIOATION
DEl'AHTMENT OF TUB INTKUIOIt.
United States Land OITJco.
At North I'latto. Nobraska.. Fob. 5.1910.
Nollfn Ik linrnhr fflvnn tlmt llnhnrt
Yankon, ot Maxwoll. NobraHkA, who. on Bout.
27th, leot.mado homestead ntry No. 20.VM,
aortal No. 022.V),, for frutli oast quar
tor. Hoction WJ. Township 14 a,, Mango ai
W., ot tho 0th Principal Meridian, has died
notlco of intention to mako final llro roar
Sroor, to cHiatiiisn ciaim to tuo iana auovo
oscrlbed, Iwforo tho register and recolvor
at North I'latto, Nebraska, on tno vth day
of April 1010. , .
Olaimant names as witnesses s j-rcu
Younc, Samuel McCalir. John NokIo. William
Wilson, allot Maxwoll, Noli
j. 1. f.vANB, ueRistor
NOTlOE TO OllEDITOnS.
Tn tlm matter of tho estato of John O.
llupfcr, deceased.
In tho county court or Lincoln county. No
braska, February 14th, 1910.
Notlco Is liorobv bIvpii that tho creditors of
said deceased will moot tho administrator ot
of said estate, boforo tho County
Judeo of Lincoln county, Nobraska. at tho
county court room, In said county, on
tho i.un day 01 march, lvio, ana on
tho 15th (lay ot Aueust. 1010, at U
o'clock a. m. each day, for tho purnosoot pro
sontlmr their claims for oxamlnatlon, adjust
ment and allowance Hlx months aro allowed
for creditors to present thoir claims, and ono
yunr for tho administrator to sottlo said
estate from tho 'ilth day of January IB10.
This notlco will lx) published in tho north
I'latto Tribune, a genii-Weekly nowsnaner.
nrlntcd In Raid cotintv for four weeks mm-
cesslvoly, on. ami after February 14 1010.
5-P
County Judge.
CONTEST NOTIOK.
Serial No. 03(K
Department of tho Intorlor.
United States Land Ofllco
North I'latto. Nebraska.
February 12, 1010.
A sufllclcnt contest aflldavlt havlmr been
Hied In this olllco by Olarcncn K. Groves.
contestant, against homestead Entry,
No. S3M mado Nov. 14, iwi. for allot
Hoc 10, Township 15, N- Itanno32 V. of tho Uth
1'. Alorlu an. by l.l mer E. lirown Contcstee. In
which It is allotted that said Elmer K. Itrown
has novor established his rosldonco on said
tract: that ho has failed to culttvato or
lmprovo said tract from dato of entry to tho
prcsont tlmo, and has wholly abandoned said
tract for moro than six months last past.
Said parties aro horoby notlQod to appoar.
respond anu oirer oviuence touching said al
location at 10 o'clock a. m. on April 0,
1010, boforo tho Register and Ilecelvor at tho
United States Land ofllco In North I'latto.
Nobraska.
Tho said contestant havinir. in a nroDer afll
davlt. tiled sot forth facts which show that
after duo dllltrnnco personal service of this
notico cannot bo mado. It is horoby ordered
and directed that such notlco bo given by duo
anu proper publication.
J. t: b.VANS.
t 15-6 Register.
1'KOIIATE NOTlOE TO OUKDITOK8
In the matter of tha estato of Miirv
Lnmplucli, deceased.
In tho County Court of Lincoln county. No
braska. February ffltli, 1010.
Notice Is horoby irlvcn. that tho creditors of
said deceased will meet tho Administrator
of said estato, boforo tho County Judgo of
Lincoln county. Nebrasxa, at tho county
court room In said county, on tho -Uth day ot
match, mu, anu ontho.'vtii day of boptombcr,
1010, at 10 o'clock a. m. each day, for tho pur
pose of presenting thoir claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance Six months
aro allowed for creditors to nrosent their
claims and ono year for tho administrator
to settlo said estato, from tho 25th day ot Feb
ruary, iviu. This notlco to bo published In
tlm !ltn Kpml.Wnnlfltr IVIhntin n
I lcffl newspaper printed In said county, for
oiKut buccossivo issues on anu oner iuarcu
1st, 1010, and by the sheriff ot Lincoln county,
Nebraska, uo.stlnir a
copy of
this nocico in
four public places In said
: Places in said cout
county, and tiling
his return thereof In this court.
ml 4
W. O. ELUEH. County Judco.
LEGAL NOTlOE.
Eftlo W. Reed will take notlco that on tho
sth day ot February, 1010, an action was com
menced in tno county court ot Lincoln
county, Nebraska, in which Louis O. Drost
was plaintltr and Klllo w. Hold was dorond
and In which said plaintiff sued said do
fendant for tho sum of SK) 00 and that an
order ot attachment for said sum was mado
to accompany summons and tho Mcuocaiu
Stato Rank, of North I'latte, Nebraska, gar
nlshccd for tho money of tho defendant in
their possession, and that upon February IU,
1010. that being the return day of the sum
mons, said summons was roturncd not served
and It appearing to tho court that said sum
mons had not boon and could not bo sorved
on tho defendant within said Lincoln county,
Nebraska, said causo was continued to March
31st, 1010, at tho hour of 0 o'clock, a, in., by
order ot tho court.
Lonis o. DU08T. rialntllT.
ml-.'l Ry E. II, Evans, his Attorney.
ORDER OF HEARINO ON PETITION FOR
aUMMAKAIti ADMINISTRATOR.
Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, s.s.
Iu tho county court Fobruary )rd 1010.
In the mattor of tho estate of Eliza
beth 1'. Stobblns, deceasod.
On reading and 11 ling tho Dotltlon of Hen
rietta S. Rentier, praying that tho regular
administration of said estato bo dispensed
with as provided by sections 6:202. K.U1. and
5201, Cobbey's StaUito 10UO.
Ordered. That March 21st. 1010, at 0
o'clock a. in., is assigned for hearing said
petition, when all persons Interested In said
mattor may appoar at a county court to be
hold in and for said county, and show cause
why the prayer of tho potltlonor should not
bo granted. This order to bn nrluted for
six successive ssuos In tho North I'latto Seml-
weokiy Tribune, a legal nowspaper prior to
Match 21, 1010.
ml-3 W. C Ki.DKit. County Judge.
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. 011131-02172
Department of tho Intorlor,
U. S. Land Olllco at North I'latto. Nob.
Fobruary. 20th, 1010.
Notlco is hereby given that Arthur Conner,
of North I'latto. Neb., who on July 20th, 1003,
mado Homestead Entry No. 10003, Serial No.
O403t, for tho southwest quartor, and on July
22. liui, mado Homestead Entry No. 20tlu.
Sorlal No. UJIT2. for tho northwest quartor
ot soctlon 20, township 12, north,
rango 80. west oi the 0th principal meridian,
has llled notlco ot Intention to mako Anal
llvo yoar proof, to establish claim to tho
land alwvo descrlbod, beforo the reglstor
and receiver at North I'latto, Nobraska, on
the 27th day of April. 1W0.
Claimant names as witnesses: William
W. Hunter. Francis Montague James L.
Schuck and Fraak Powers, all of North
Platte, Nob.
nil-o .T. E. Evanh. Register.
Road No. 333.
To all whom it may concern.
Upon a petition ot Geo. C. White,
W. F. Smith and others, the county
commissioners declare the following
section lines n public highway.
Commencing at tho northeust corner
of section G, township 13, rnngo 33 and
running thence westward to the north
east corner of section 2, township 13,
range 31, thence southward to the
northeast corner of section 23, town
ship 13, range 31. All claims for damage
must bo filed in tho office of tho county
clerk on or boforo May ICth, 1910.
Dated North Platte. Nebr., March
10th, 1910. F. It. Elliott.
County Clerk. '
NOTICE FOR PORLIOATION.
r. o Department of tbo Interior.
U. 8. Land Olllco at North Platte Neb .
, . January 15th, 1810.
. . . Serial No. UWI0.
Notice Is hereby glvon that Minnie M. Roso.
?.B.AJkel o' .Maxwoll. Nebraska, who on Jan.
3rd lOJft. mado H. K. No. 20337, Sorlal No. ftJOlO.
for all of section 11, township 11 N rango 20
West of tho 0th Principal Meridian, has tiled
notice of intent on to mako ilnal flvo year
proof, to establish claim to the land afwvo
described, beforo tho Registorand Receiver,
at North ; I'latto. Nobraska. on tho 10th day of
March, 1010,
uiaimaut names as witnesses! Isaao M
Oust Rosentreter, of Max-
ru jeiiseu anu ruivr
Nob. .
J. E. Evans, uvgti.it,