Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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FRIDAY JULY 21, 1910.
Hoagland's Platform.
To the voters of the 30th Senatorinl
District:
A petition has been filed by n num
ber of our citizens proposing my nomi
nution for stato senator from this dis
trict on thu renublican ticket, to be
votedffor at tho primaries August 10th
1910. At the soliciation of n large num
ber of people, I have concluded to ac
cept, if nominated, and If elected will
devote my best energies in tho coming
legislature to thoso measures which
tmrtlmilnrlv affect tho interests of
i
western "Nebraska.
For ycarB eastern-Nebraska has been
able to, prevent our west having its
proper and legitimate representation in
tho legislative councils. Tho census
has just been taken and wo are entitled
to a legislative re-apportionment that
will give us our just share of thercprc
sentatlves and senators, and this ques
tion is wliafctha3 moved mo more than
any other to rrkko tho personnl sacrl
flee which ansloction would cause.
, 1 believe that legislation should bo as
near the people as possible, and that
tho people have tho legal and moral
right to sneak on every question affect
ing their interests and so believing, if
elected, I shall support tho initiative
and referendum and county option.
I believe that tho most effective
method of getting rid of public officers
who botrny their tiust is tho recall,
simllnr to that in existence in Bomo of
tho cities in California, by which an
election may bo calllcd and tho dis
honest official removed from effioo by
tho. vote of the people.
I beliovo that what wo need is not so
much now legislation, and frequent
elections, but an efficient and honest
administration of our laws by honest
officials,
I am thoroughly and tincompromls
Ingly In sympathy with tho square deal
progressive republican policies of our
foremost public citizen, Ex-President
Theodore Roosevelt.
Upon this p'atform I solicit tho sup
port of tho electors of this district.
WALTER V. IlQADLAND,
NEBRASKA.
From 0,477,282 ocres planted to corn
in"li)09 Nebraska gathered a crop of
109,179,187 bushels, worth $98,123,871
That crop, if loaded into standard
freight cars, 1,200 bushels to the car,
would have madp a freight train long
enought to reach from Chicago to Den
vcr, 1,00 milen, with 172 miles of corn
filled cars left over to adorn tho side
tracks.
Thero are millions of acres of corn
land in Nebraska that havo novor been
touched by tho plow.
In 1909 Nebraska harvested 50,313,
GOO bushels of wheat from 2,CG4,370
acres, an nverago of practically 20
bushels to tho aero. This wheat crop
was worth nearly $40,000,000: If that
wheat crop had been loaded Into stnnd
nrd freight cars it would havo made
a train long enough to reach from
Omnhn to McCook on tho Burlington
or from Omaha to North Platto on the
Union Pacific.
Thero aro millions of acres of wheat
land in Nebraska that have novor been
touched by tho plow.
Tho duty of Nebraskans who desire
to assist in the work of developing tho
state Is to call tho attention of homo
seekers to tho opportunities that arc
offered by this great young atute,
Thero aro 100,000 quarter sections
of unoccupied land in Nebraska that
may be mado into profitable farms.
Tho soil 1b fertile, thu rainfall quite
equal to thut of other sections that
have becomo agriculturally rich, nnd
tho transportation facilities fur super
ior to what tho more favored sections
had a dozen years ago,
There is room and opportunity for
tho accumulation of u competence for
250,000 moro farm owners in Nebras
ka. Tho hardship of tho early pio
neers need no longer be endured by
nbweomors. They will havo tho ad
vantage of schools, and churches and
railroads and markets, right from tho
start. Their only capltul needs to be
industry, frugality nnd honesty. Some
of Nebraska's most prosperous tann
ers today were renters ten or fifteen
yenrs ago. What they havo none a
hundred thousand moro mon may do
within tho next ten or fifteen years,
Tho samo capital, the Bamo soil and
the name frugality necessury to ac
quiro a competence ! tho Canadian
northwest, would moan ample riches
after an equnl length of tlmo ifyon a
Nebraska farm, For years tho Argo
nauts traveled across tho plains of Ne
braska in search of tho gold and sil
ver of the niountatns, unmindful of
tho fact that at tho crass roots lh""Ncf
braska lay a greater store of goftnQhJ respectfully Invito n Bhnrepj
and silver then woro hidden in tho
mountains In all tho nf;ea of the past
otormtl minus of riches that ijrow
more-fruitful as thotlays went
int B5?Sf.
I'Vornthe Brass roots in Nebraska in
any ono of tho last ten years has been
mined" more wealth than tho famed
gold fields of Alaska have yielded in
a decade, and tho men who mined
their wealth from the soil of Nebraska
endured no hardships compared to the
hardships of the Alaskans.
Other thousands ore being lured to
tho "bonanzas" of tho northwest, un
mindful of tho fact that greater riches
and greater opportunities lio in the
soil of the great state of Nebraska.
Thero aro millions of acres of gov
ernment land in Nebraska all of it
good for something, most of it good
for 'general purposes, and much of it
good for anything in the lino of agri
culture suited to tho temperate zone.
The hundreds of growing cities and
towns olfcr inducement for merchan
dising and manufacturing. Tho me
chanic may find employment in the
bmallor cities where tho cost of living
is comparatively small, nnd where the
opportunity to become a home ownor
is great.
By and largo, from cast to west and
from north to south, Nebraska offers
more inducements to the industrious,
frugal and honest homcsceker than any
other similar expanse of territory on
the North American continent. This
truth should bo Bprcad to the four cor
ners of the earth by Nebraskans who
want to have a part in tho great woik
of developing Nebraska. Mark this
copy of your paper and send it to some
J 1 I IV ll 1 t X
inena in mo east wnom you may ne
ablo to interest in the possibilities of
Nebraska. The Bureau of Labor and
Industrial Statistics will cheerfully
send its bulletins of crops and manu
facturers to any one you may.designnte.
Let us all join together in the great
work of boosting Nebraska. '
Cottonwood Items.
Quito n crowd from this community
attended tho Chautauqua at North
'latto Sunday night.
Rnin is very bndly needed here, for
some of .the corn is beginning to dry up.
The Blue Stars played a game of ball
Saturday with Bignell. Tho scoro stood
8 to 9 in favor of tho Bluo Stars.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrtman nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Reynolds journeyed to North
Platte Wednesday to hear Senator
Cummins at the Chautauqua.
Mrs. C. C. Clark is in North Platte
visiting her mother, who" has been in
very poor health this summer.
Esther Reynolds was a guest at tho
Kerr homo tho latter part of last week.
Word from E. M. Arnold states that
they leavo Washington. D. C, nnd
will start on their trip homeward.
Announcement.
I hereby announce mvself as a candi-
date for re-election for representative of
the 64th district subject to the approval
of tho republicans at tho August 16th
primaries.
lmave no extended platform, but
agreo if elected to work for tho pass
ago of good progressive legislation and
tor mo nest interests 01 the district and
stato. As this is census year tho nextl
session will bo the nronor time to re-
district the Btnte and I consider it vorv
importune mac mis uo uono and tnat
the west gets proper representation.
Respectfully submitted.
B. K. Bushek
For Sale.
Ten foot Mogul Woodmanso
wind
mill with tower complete.
1000 pounds old barbed wire.,
Duroc-Jersov boar niirs at Slfi.OO.
Duroc-Jor8oy sow pigs at $10.00.
Tho sale of pigs continue only during
duiy. experimental ouDStntion,
W. P. SNYDER, Supt.
REWARD!
Strayed or Stolen.
From nasturo near Albert Coolldco
placo one red, horped bull branded 4S
on loft side. Send information to
John Bratt,
North Platto, Neb,
Notice to Overseers.
You aro hereby renuestod to uso all
tho precaution possible to prevent the
spread of prairie fires, by plowing fire
guards as soon as possible. See Sec. 75
on Pago 29 of 1909 Rond Laws. Dated
North Platte. Neb. 0.28-10.
County Commissioners
A Frightful Wreck
01 tram, automouuo or buggy may
causo cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains
or wounds that demand Bucklen
Arnica Salve - earth'B greatest bonier,
uiiicK relict and prompt cure result,
For burns, boils, sores of all kind
eczema, chapped hands and lips, sore
eyes or corns, its supremo. Surest pile
cure. zoo. at stone urug uo.
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FOR ALIKKINDS OJ? :
flour, Feed, (.rain or tidy
Having recently purchased tho
Tt A wllunn forf ntnrn nr. thn
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tho pabranajpj fWPKo
prompt delivery. ,
J. R. R
V STATEMENT FROM
CONGRESSMAN KINKAID
To My Esteomed Constituents:
Upon tho advlco or many voters, I
have becomo a cnndldato for a ro
Domination for Congress by tho pri
mary eloctlon to bo hold August 1G.
During tho present Congress I havo
faithfully supported the policies pur
sued and legislation recommended by
Roosevelt, when President, adopted
and promoted by President Tatt, ao
evidenced by tho excellent measures,
enacted at tho recent sosslon. In ret
vising tho tariff. I strived to havo
lumber and barbod wire placed upon
tho freo list, and voted, on soparato
schodules for rovlslon downward gen
erally, but aftor tho bill had been
In tho Senate and in conference it
had to bo voted upon as an entirety,
with tho alternative to pass It or de
feat It and leavo In operation tho old
law. A majority, Including dem
ocrats with republicans, proventcd a
greator reduction ot tho rates. I fa
vor the increaso of tho authority of
the tariff beard recently authorized
and that in tho futuro revisions bo
mado'of slnglo schedules, when condi
tions wnrrant it, rathor than tnat an
BchcdulcB bo rovised at tho samo
time, thus preventing "log rolling" by
protected Interests. I favor tho adop
tion of tho proposed amendment to
tho Constitution of tho United States
permitting tho taxing of largo in
comos; also, tho election ot Senators
by direct voto.
As about three-rUtns or tno an
nouncements of my compotltor con
sists of an attack upon my record. I
shall give It such brief notlco as tho
natiyo hereof will pormlt. Tho ref
erence Incidentally occurring laBt win
ter In tho Balllnger-Plnchot Investiga
tion to my purchaso or a quarter-section
of coal land in Alaska, carried
with it tho Information, derived from
ofllcial Bourco, that tho transaction
III I l IN
M. P. Klnkald, Congressman 0th Plat.
waa legitimate and straightforward;
but In disregard of this, to advance
his own candidacy, my competitor
Questions Its regularity. It was be
causo only of tho fact that Mr. Bal
linger, as my attorney, had passed on
tho tltlo to tho property, before ho
was Socrotary of tho Interior, when
In tho nractlco of law at Seattle, that
tho transaction was mentioned nt all.
No government ofllcial has pretended
that I did what was wrong or Im
proper. Glavls, special ngent and at
torney for tho governuent In coal land
niatterK, In substance, sworo tnoro
was milling contained lu tho
transaction on tho part of either
llaliingcr or myself that was
wrong. .Irandels, attorney for Pin-
chot, said: "Wo havo looked Into
the case carefully. Thero IB
nothing wrons or Improper.
Mr. Klnkald hns nothing to conceal In
this matter as far as 1 know. My
purchaso wna mado of thu entryman
who had an equitable title which thu
law permits to bo avslgned or deeded,
for which I paid ?2,80l).ti0, and to so
tuiro a patent, must yet pay tho gov
ernment price of 510.00 per at-ro. I
havo not mado a coal land entry. If
tho entry of my grantor was mado in
good faith, and tho law In other re
spects hns been complied with, a pat
ent will be granted; otherwise not.
Certainly, tho government Is secure,
because Us olllclnls have tho exclu
sive determination of these questions.
In refutation ot tho implied accusa
tion by my competitor, that I havo
uvaded voting, "Insurged nt homo and
stood pat In Washington," I clto a
portion of a testimonial written by
Howard R. Illnshaw, Secretary to
Congressman Illnshaw, as follows:
'Hon. M. P. Klnkald:
Mv Dour Sir: Comnlvlnc with vour re
quest, I hnvo made a careful compilation
nf your votes of tha prenont' session to
Juno 6th, when tho lnnt volume, of tho
Itcrnrrt vim Issued, for thn mimosa of
ascertaining your rolatlvo stnndlnj; uh to
allium niienunnca unn recuruca voie.--You
rank a frnctlou of a voto hlisher than
the uVornge of th votes expressed by tho
(our members found to ho tho highest,
other than yourself. Tho Record does
not In a sIiirIo instance lndlcato that you
havo undertaken to dodgo or ovado any
vote. You voted "presont" onco only
upon a roll call for tho purpose of ascer
taining tho presence of a quorum.'' You
have not puirod yourvota In a slnslo In
Htanct' I'pon nil motions or resolutions
I'oucornliiK iluieiulmentH to tho rules, or
with rofoi enco to tho Speakership, you
lmv voted couslHtenlly duiliiK tho ontlro
('miKrvMM with tho progressives, or so
ailed "InsurKontf."
Very trulv
(SlKlied) HOWARD R MINS1IAW."
I quoto also:
pl'sUli of Columbia, I
(Mtv nf WiiithlimtOn I hB
I Alexander McDowell. Clerk of tho
Mouse of Representatives of the United
Bliiles. do hereby certify that .it the r'
uieMt of CiiiiuresHman KlnHnlil, l havo
t'liused to I"' ascertained his rolatlvo
Htandlim ns to atttn.lunv durhu; this
session, nnd his record n to voIIuk on
roll calls, us compared with other mem
bers, and as a result It has been
made to appear, and does appear, to mo
that In attendance and th number of
recorded votes, Mr. Klnkald ranks with
members who rank tho highest, and
ranks as hiRh, if not a fraction higher,
than tho nvenurn of tho four or tlvo or
mx or mo hiKhest.
In witness whereof, I havo hereunto
Huiiscriood my nnmo una amxea my or.
llclal seal, this 25th day of Juno, X. D,
1910.
KIJA1,.
(Rlirimn ALliXANnKU MPnOWEt.N
Thanking you for your support In
the past, and bollevlng tho Congres
slonal experience I havo onjoyed will
naii
'Sunt;
nter
nnbio mo to work to a greator ad
antngo In the future In hehnlf of tho
terests of tho District, your further
support is respectfully Hollclted.
1
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Mi V. IUMCAID.
Wills J Rcdfloid, MO JR McKlrahan, M D
Drs. Redfield & McKlrahan
Phsicians and Surgeons.
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Office nt P. nnd S. Hospital.
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Physician and Surocon,
Office over McDonald Bank.
Office 130
Phones
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John S. Twinem, M, D.,
Ilomcopalhic Physician
and Surgeon.
Special attention to Obstetrics and
Children's Diseases.
Office: McDonald State Bank Building,
Corner 6th & Dewey Sts.
Phones: Office 183. Residence 283.
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ORDER OK HEARING ON PETITION KOR
I'KUIIATr. U( WIUU
Stato of Nebraska. Lincoln County.
To all net-sons Interested In thn estntn nf
joint uuimet, deceased:
wnereas. .loseuiuno nresnanam has filed In
my ufllco. an Instrument purport Inir to bo
tho last will and testament of John Oulmet,
Into of said county, deceased, and said .Iohu-
piuno nrcsnaiiiin lias ll lea her petition herein
prayintr to tiavn the samo admitted to pro
bata and for tho lssuanco of letters testa
mentary which will relates to both real and
personal estate, I theroror appoint Tuesday,
tho II th day of Auunst. 1910. at 0 o'clock in
tlio forenoon, at tha county court In said
county, as tha tlmo and place for hearing
said will, at which .time and placo you and
an concerned may appear and contest ttio ai-
Imvlnir nf thn H&rnn.
It is further ordered that said petitioner
clvo notlco to all porsons Interested in said
ostatnof thn nonuencr of this nntltlon anil
tho tlmo and placo sot. for tho hearlDirof tho
samo uy causins a copy or mis order to do
pumutiieu in tno north riatto Pcmi-weoui
Tribune, a nuwstianor tirlnted and niilillshe
in said county, for six successlvo Issues pre
vious to thoCday sot for hearlntr.
in witness wnoroor. I havo Hereunto set
my hand and ofllcial seal this loth day of
.IIIIJ, IViU.
jlWl W, O ELDER. County Judge.
ORDER 01' HEARING ON PRORATE O
I'UKKIUIV WILL..
Rtato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
In tlio.county court. July 14th. 1010.
In tho matter of tho nstatn nf Tlinmnx
j, navies, deceased.
Ull readlnir and flllmr thn nntltlnn nf
li, ll. Kvans. prayintr that tho instrument
filed on tl.o 14th dar of .Inir. 11110. nnil tuir-
portlmr to bo an authenticated copy of the
last win and tnstamontof thu said decoasod,
may bo proved, approved, probated, allowed
and recorded in this court as tho last, will
ami testament or too said Tiinmas.i. navies
deceased, and that tho execution of said in
strument may Iks committed and tho admin
istration or said ostato may uo granted to
i-.ua navies, union I., navies and v. n
Warner aq Kxpntimru.
Urdored. That Auirust 0th. A. I), "into, at 2
u-ciuok p. m is assurnou ror uoarinir said
potltlon, when all porsons Interested in said
matter may appear at a county court to bo
held In and for said countv. anil slmw mnn
why tho prayer of tho petftlonor should not
bo granted. This notlcn tn I in nnhlUtinrl fnr
six succcssivo issues in the North riatto Tri
bune, a legal nuwpaper published in Bald
county prior to August vtli, nuo.
W. O. Kr.wqt. County Judge.
PRORATE NOTICE.
In tho County Court of Lincoln countv. Nn
brasko.July lHth. 1U10.
In tho matter ot the ostato of Luther
u i' arrington, uecoaseu.
Notlco Is borobr irlven. that thn rrerll
tors of said decoased will meet tho Executrix
of said estate lteforo- mo County Judge of
L.incoin county, Nebraska, at tho county
court room in said county, on tho ltlth day of
August, IVlO.andou tholtlthdayof February.
iuii. ut ii o ciocK a. m. eacn day, ror tho nur
pose of nrosontlng thelrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowed for creditors tn nresnnt tlmlr
claims and ono year for tho Executrix to
sottlo said estate, from tho 10th day of
July. 1U10. This notlco to bo published
eight successive. Issues in thn North Plutin
xrioune, a legal nowspaper published la said
county prior to tuo loth day ot August
J1U-8 W. O. ELDER. County .ludgo.
LEO A L NOTICE.
Nora llalch. l'lalntllf. vs. Carrlo L. Michael
and u r. Aiicnaei, nor iiusiianu. u. w vor
ley and Addle venoy. his wire, Kherman O
Wtlborgerand Emma O. Wllbcrger his wife
Henderson iioiungsworlli and - -
llolllngswortb his wife. Ilrst nunu unknown
.1. V. Little amNLlvonla L. Little his wife, J
w. liter, iwienuauis,
Carrlo L Michael. O P. Michael. J. V. Lit
tie and Livonia L. Llttlo. non-resident do
fondants will tako notlco tlut on July 1st
1UI0 the Plalntltr Nora Halch filed a potltlon
in tnu District uour or Lincoln county,
Nobraska. against the abovo named defen
dants, tho object and prayer of which was to
foreclose a mortgage on tho a. Iv quarter
and tnosouitiiiair ottno nortn hair or sec
tion 34. township it rango Si In Lincoln Coun
ty. Nebraska, given by Carrlo L. Michael and
a. P. Mlchaol her husband to defendant O,
w. Vorley to sccuro tho navment of a note
for nlno hundred ulxtv dollars with interest
thereon, which noto and mortgage was duly
assigned to tho plaintiff herein for a valu
able consideration, norauit having been
made In thu payment of said noto and In
terest thereon, and no action having been had
for the recovery thereof, tho plaintiff asks
for Judgment against said defendants and
each ot them for tho sum ot one thousand
one hundred thirty-eight and RVIOO dollars
and lntorest from July 1st 1U10 together with
all costs and accruing coats In this case, and
for foreclosure of said mortgage and aalo of
said property for the payment ot such claim
and costs. koiu iiai.ch, riaintltr,
lly V. M, WiMiiEiU.KY, Her Attorney.
Road No. 323.
To all whom itmnv concern:
The special commissioner appointed
for the mi r nose of establishment of a
public road commencing at northeast
corner of section 7 township 12, range
81 and running thence east two miles
between sections 3 and 4 Bald townshin
and range, thence east on north line of
section 3, about 1.07 chains to connect
with road No. 51; has reported in favor
of the establishment of said road, all
objections thereto or claims for damnc
must bo filed in the ofllco of tho county
clerk on or before noon on the 23rd day
of September, 1910, or such road will
be established without reference there
to.
Dated North Platte, Neb., July 10,
1010. V K. ELLIOTT, Uounty Ucrtt.
Statement of the Condition
or THE
BUILDING 8
MUTUAL
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
of North Platte, Nebraska, on the 30th
day or June. 1010.
Certificate No. 88.
AHHKTS.
'irst mortgage loans tr7 100 00
Stock loans 5 400 00
Cash 9 450 58
Delinquent Interest, premiums and
nncn , 7UI 30
Expenses and taxes Dald 1 fno 2n
Taxes and Insurance Paid 00 1
Total M73 74S 29
LIA1UI.1T1KH.
Capital stock paid up (353 not 13
Reserve fund 5 330 no
Undivided profits 10 nr. K
Other Liabilities 4 tW 29
Total $373 749 a)
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR
THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1910.
itKCKifrn
llalancc on hand July 1, 1910 t 9 000 23
DUCH 114 2!4 00
Interest, premiums, and lines 28 09 1 70
Loans repaid ,34 n.VJ 114
Miscellaneous Kens.... .. Sil.'l 7.1
Taxos and Insurance 33 10
Total 1180 020 72
KXPKMOITUIIKR.
Loans Jli2 (ioo 00
Kxpcnscs 1 K3 83
Stock redeemed Pi nl!i (XI
Cash on hand T. 9 4W1 rs
Taxes and Insurauco 95 2.t
Total HM 020 72
Btato of Nobraska, Lincoln county, ss.
I. Samuel Goozco, socrotary, of tho abovo
named Association, dosolomnly swear that
tho foregoing statement of thn condition of
said Association Is truo and correct to the
best of my kuowlcdgo and belief.
HAMUKii uoozku. fecrotory.
Subscrllicd and sworn to 1 hi fore mn this Ktli
day of July, 1910.
nuTT.Kit iiociiANAN. Notary Public.
V VlCTOlt VonGobtz, j
Lksteii WALKru, y Directors.
I HA U It A Hi:. I
NOTICE FOR POI1LIOATION.
Serial No. 0274.
Department of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ofllco at North Platto, Neb.
May 'M. 1010.
Notlco Is lierehv irlven thnt Marv
A. Hawkins, formerly Marv A. James
or .Maxwell. Neb., who, on Nov, 14 1901,
mado homestead entry No. 20(121. serial Nn
U!274 for nwM soctlon SO. townshin 14. N.
range 28, Wot tho oth Principal Meridian, has
filed notlco of int'.ntlon to make final live
year proof, to establish claim to tho land
above described, beforo thn RcgUtor and Rn
celvor at North Platto, Nobraska, on tho 22d
uay or July. tuiu.
Claimant names as witnesses: .lohn O,
wrstrom, iuary N. Sukraw. of Maxwell. Nob.
Henry K. Rldlngor. John Martin nf North
riatto. Nob.
mzi-o J. E. Evans. Register.
8eriat No 0MI3.
NOTICE FOR PIII1LIOATION.
Department of tho Interior
U. S. Land Olllco at North Platto. Nob.
.innnntii. nun
Notlco Is hornbv clven that Danfnl II. Mn-
wool, or Norm riatto, Nebraska, who on
I'Obruary za. ihus. trade Homestead Entr,
No. 20UU0. Serial No. 021I3. for west half, nnrt
half northoast nuartor. south half southenst
quarter or section u, township lr north, range
ii. west oi tnu i)tn I'rincinat ninrtuian. nas
filed notlco of intention' to inako final flvo
yoar proof, to establish claim to tho land
abovo described, boforo tho Register and
Receiver at North Platte, Nobraska, on the
un oay or.iuiv. imu.
Claimant, names nn witnesses: n&vlil W.
Macombor. James Hoc ban. Jr.. Charles E.
Evans. William Groves, all of North Platto,
NonrasKa.
Jio J. E. Evans, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 02i;w.
Department of tho Interior.
U. 8. Land Ofllco at North Platto. Nob.
.Time 17tli 1111(1
Notlco is hereby given that Hugh PniiL-er.
of North Platto. Nub., who on July 11th.
1004, mado Homestead Entry No. 2034". Serial
No. 02180. for lot 4. and southeast ntinrtnr
souiuwosi quarter, section so. township 12, N .
Rango ill, W. of tho slxtn principal meridian,
has Died notlco of intention to mako final
five yoar proof, to establish claim to tho
land abovo doscrlbed, boforo the Register
anu uecoiver at nortn l'lattn. Nniirnskn
on tho 10th day of August. 1910.
uiaimant names as witnesses; Robert Kun-
koi, nnrt uonaiusou. uarl liroeder and Wlb
Ham II. Turplo, allot North Platto. Nob.
J31-B I. R. Ranh. RngUtor
ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR
HUMJHAUY ADMINISTRATION.
Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
In tho county court. May Oth. 1910.
In the matter ot tho estate of James
wooiwortli, deceased.
un reading and tiling tho petition of Harlov
II. Lockwood. uravlng that tho remilnr ad
ministration of said estate may bo dispensed
with as provided by sections andA'JOI.
uouDoy'stnatuio ivuu.
Ordered. That July lath. 1910. atr--o'clock
a. m.. is assigned for hearing said nntltlnn
wnon an porsons interested in said matter
may appear at a county court to bo held In
and for said county and show causo why tho
prayerof petitioner should not bo granted.
This order to bo printed for six succosHlvn
issues In tho North Platto Tribune, a leiral
newspaper published In Lincoln County, prior
to juiy Din, iviv.
W. O. Kt.DKIt. Countv .In dire.
Ily Katiikhink F. Clauk, Clerk ot tho Coun
ty Court. J 5-0
ORDER OF
HEARINO ON
PROHATI'
Ul' WILL.
Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln county, ss.
In tho county court. Juno 23d. 1910.
In tho of matter of tho estate of Luther
u. ! arrington, deceased.
On reading and filing tho petition of Ilattlo
Farrlngton. nravlngthat the Instrument filed
on tho 23d day of Juno, 1910, and purporting
to he the Inst will and testament of tlin salil
doceased. may bo proved, approved, probated
auoweu and recorded as 1110 last will and
testament or the said Luther O. I arrington
deceased, and that tho oxecutlon of said In
strument may bo commuted and tho admin
istration or said estate may 1x1 granted to
iiattio r arrington, as executrix.
Ordered. That July lHth. 1910. at Oo'clock A
M Is assigned for hearing said petition
when all persons interested In said
matter may appear at a county court
to bo held In and for said county
and show causo why the nraver of nu-
tlonur should not bo granted, This notice to
bo published 111 too North riatto Tribune, a
legal nowspanor nub shed In said county
for six successive issuo prior to July ltlth
iviu.
W. O. Ei.dkii, County Judge.
By Katherlno F. Clark. Clerk County Court
' NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION.
Serial No. 02037.
Department ot the Interior.
IT. 8. Land Ofllco at North Platte. Nob.
July tith. 1U10.
Notlco is hereby given that Ell lvtinkel
ot North Platto, Nobraska, who, on Juno LDtli
1901. mado homestead entry No. 0101
Serial No. 02037, for north half and southwest
quarter, sectton S, township 11. north. Rango
Si, west of tho sixth Principal Meridian
has Bled notlco of intention to
make final five year proof to
establish claim to tho land abovo described
lioforo tho Register and Rocelvor at North
1'iatto. Neu.. on tho uth day or sent. 1010.
Claimant namos as witnesses: William
Grltllths, of Dickens. Neb., p. II. Ilurwood, of
Somerset, Neb , Carl liroeder, of North
riatto, Nob, and John rulse. of Somerset,
Neb.
Jll-0 J, E, EVANS, Register,
Serial No. 01012-02151.
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION
DEl'AllTUUNT Of TUB IKTKlllOll.
fTnl.H Ua,i.u l.nd rim..
At North Platte, Nebraska. July 13. 1910.
Notice Is horeby, given that George
It. KchalTor. of Mvrtlo. NehrasU-a. whn nn
Nov. 23rd. 1903, mado homestead entry No.
19770. Serial No. 01912, for tho boulhoistquar-
ler. anu on juiy nun, iwi, mauo 11. K. No,
203S8, tforlal No. 02151, for tho southwest quar
ter. Hoctlon 0, Township 10, N,, Range 20 V.
of tho Oth Principal Meridian, has Died
nouco or intention to mage unai tlvo yoar
proof, to establish claim to tho land above
described, boforo tho register and receiver
at North Platto, Nebraska, on tho 12th day
of Sept 1010.
Claimant names as witnesses: Eugene
Ardery. of Myrtln. Neb.. Emery Loudon and
lanper Mvi' 01 North riat'o. Neb., and Wll
nam tsiuKiuy, or aiyruo, nuo.
mo. nod.
J. K- Evans, Register,
Porlal No. 01023-02163
NOTICE 1'OR PUBLICATION.
Department ot tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ofllce at North I'latta. Nob ,
Juno Oth, 1010.
Notlco Is herobv given that Josenh 8. Hhan.
of North I'latte, Nobraska, who on March 1,
iw4. mauo u. k. wo. lwws.eeriai no. uivas. ror
east half southwest quarter, northwest
quarter southeast auarter and lots, and on
July 19, 1104, mado II. E. No. 203W1, Serial No.
VfMl, for south half southeast quarter, north
east quarter southeast quarter and lot 4,
all In section 18. townshin 1-. N.. range
SO. Wost ot tho Oth Principal Meridian.
has filed notlco of intention to tnako final
flvo yoar proof, to establish claim to tho land
abovo described, before tho Register and Re
ceiver, at North Platto, Nobraska, on tho
nth day July. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses! .lacou l..
Harden, George II. Btnglo, William V.
Hunter. Arthur Connors, all of North I'latte.
Nob.
f7- J. K. Kvans, Register.
NOTICE.
Lizzie J. Richey and William Uichov
will take notice that on the 17th day of
November, lvw, Laura Ji. rorter,
plaintiff herein, filed her potition In the
district court of Lincoln County, Ne
braska, against said defendants im
pended with Itobert Wilson Jr.. nnd
Farmers Bank of Chester, Thayer coun
ty, JNeorn8ia, tne object and nraver of
which said potition are, fof adecrce
adjudging that an nlliuavit for service
by publication made by James M. Hay,
attorney for tho nlaintilT. on tho 23rd
day of Mny, 1899, in nn action then
pending in tho District Court of Lin
coln County, Nebrnskn, to foreclose a
mortgage on the west half of the south
east quarter and the east half of the
southwest quarter of sect on 5. town
ship 10, range 32, in Lincoln County,
Nebraska, wherein David Cunningham,
executor of tho estate of James Porter,
deceased, was plaintiff, and Lizzlo J.
Ulchey and William Uichey. et al. wero
defendants and filed in Baid court and
sworn to on said dato by the said James
M. Kay, was duly and lecallv executed
and sworn to.
And for a decree that W. C. Elder.
Clerk of the District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, be required to afilx
his signature to said affidavit as of that
date and to attest the same with the
seal of his said office and for u further
decree finding the amount now duo on
a certain mortgage heretofore placed
in uecrce in huiu uction aioresaiu in tne
District Court of Lincoln County, Ne
braska, in tho case of David Cunning
ham, executor of the estate of James
Porter, deceased, vs. Lizzie J. Richey
and others, on tho 7th day of December,
18W, and tnat tne said defendants be
reouired to redeem said land from said
decree within a short day to be fixed
uy tne court, and tnat in tho event that
nosuch redemption is madej thatthe title
of the plaintiff in and to said land be
forever quieted as against any right,
title, lien or interest of said defen
dants in and to said premises, and
that said defendants be enjoined
from claiming any right, title or in
terest in said premises or intorferrinir
with plaintiff's possession of the same
nnd tnat the s?iu defendants bo wholly
excluded from any interest in said land
and for general equitable relief.
You are required to answer said pe
tition on or beforo the 15th day of
August, 1910.
Dated this 1st day of July, 1910.
j Laura E. Porter.
By WlLCOX & IlALLIGAN, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
Primary Election Notice 1910.
I, F. R. Elliott, County Clerk of Lin
coln County, Nebraska, do hereby di
rect that a Primary Election be held at
the regular polling places in each pre
cinct throughout tne county, as by law
provided, on the Third Tuesday in Au
gust, A. D 1910.
At said primary election candidates
for the following offices shall be nomi
nated, to bo voted on at tho regular
November A. D., 1910 election.
STATE OFFICERS.
One Governor;
Ono Lieutenant Governor;
One Secretary of State;
One Auditor of Public Accounts;
One. Treasurer;
One Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion; One Attorney General;
One Commissioner of Public Lands
and Buildings;
Ono Railway Commissioner;
Ono Congressman Sixth Congres
sional District;
One Stato Senator for the 30th Sena
torial District;
One member of the legislature for
tho G4th representative district;
COUNTT OFFICERS.
One County Attorney;
One Commissioner, Second Dfstrict;
Precinct officers to fill vacancy;
An expression of preference for Uni
ted States Senator.
Also for or against n proposed amend
ment to section 1 of Article 7, of tho
constitution of tho State of Nebraska,
defining the qualification of electors.
Which election will be opened at 12
o'clock M. and remain open until 9
o'cloclt in the ovening.
Dated .North Platte, Nob., June 17th,
A. D., 1910. F. R. Elliott,
County Clerk.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that T. A.
Roberts, David E. Mnrtin and Wesley
J. Shinklo have associated themselves
together as a body corporate under the
nnmo nnd style of the "Rosedale Tele
phone Company." Tho principal place
of transacting the business of said
company shall be at Horshey, Lincoln
county, Nebraska.
Tho general nature of tho business
to bo transacted by this corporation
shall be the construction, erection,
purchase, side, operation, maintenance,
control and lease of a telephone line
or lines, and n telephone exchange or
exchanges.
Tho amount of cnpital stock au
thorized is $5,000,00, divided into COO
shares of the par value of $10.00 each,
and shall bo fully paid up when issued
and shall be non-assessable.
Tho highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which the corporation is
at any time to subject itself shall not
exceed two-thirds of the paid up capital
stock.
Tho date of tho commencement of
said corporation shall be tho first day
of July, 1910, and shall continue for a
period of twenty-five years, unless
sooner dissolved by law.
The affairs of said corporation aro to
bo managed by a bonrcl of directors
consisting of not less than three nor
more than five, nnd a president and a
Becrotary-treasurer.
Signed Juno 10th, 1910.
T. A. Roheuts,
David E. Martin,
Wesley J . Shinkle,