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Semi -Weekly- Tribune Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year by Mail la adv-ftf $1.25 On Year by Carrier In iithanco $1.60 ik. . .Jk'fc. ' - ' ' " " ' - ' ilintcrcd at North Plntto. Nobraska, Post ' ofllco as Second Class Matter. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1910. Our Taxes. Taxpayers arc prone to complain of their tax assessment, in iaci nicy kick wh tlher tho levy Is high or low, and only one out of a hundred will atop to consider the benefit he receives in return for tho taxes ho pnyo. Tako for oxam pie, a North Platte resident, such as this writer. In payment of his personal tax for 1910 ho found that tho total stuto and county tax was $14. CO, the total city tax $17 20, tho total school tax $22.80 nnd tho poll tax $2.00. It will bo observed that tho highest Item is that for schools, nnd practically in ovory town and precinct in Lincoln county It will bo found that this item leads the othors. In North Platte it costs $20 per pupil per year to educate our children, so that the man who hns thrto children In school can figuro that tho cost to the school district for edu cating his three children is $00 per year. How many of us nay $60 por year taxes for tho support of the schools)? Isnt It evident tho more wealthy men or tho men without children are helping to educate the children of nine-tenths of tho tox-payors? Then why complain of your school tax, you pcoplo who have children In school? Tho next highest item in the Hat is city tax. In return for this wo have fire protection, police protection, sewer systom, electrically lightod streets, good streets and crosswalks, all of which aro beiroflt or convenience or both. Would you do without thoso for tho sum they cost you? We Milnk not; if wo did not have theso conveniences you would holler your head off. Tho combined county and stnto tax is just about one-fourth of the total paid by a North Platte citizen. This tux maintains Our statu Institutions, our courts, our stnto and county officials, keepj up highways In road districts, maintains our bridges, meets election expenses, takes care of our poor who need aid, nnd defrays other oxpenscs, all of which aro absolutely necossaryin o der that wo may enjoy tho benefits ol' an advanced civilization. And when you think of these things, do you really think you hnvo a kick n-comlng? Taxes in Lincoln county may bo u shade higher than in somo other counties, but the bigness of the county makes ex penses high. Wo havo forty-throe pre cincts moro than twice the number in the averago county In tho oast part of the state. This makes our elections expensive; It costs u big sum to make tho assessment; tho county is bo largo that the mllonge charge of n juror or a wI'ncBS attending court Is often greater than his court foes; wo havo twice the number of miles of road ns has tho nv eriugo county and thoso must bo main tained; we havo eight or ten bridges across tho Platto rivors that must be kopt in repair; in fact our county Is so big and so comparatively spnrsoly set tled that we really ought to congratuluto our Ralvqs thntour taxes nro not hlghor. History of Red Cross Seals. Tho Red Cross Christmas seals that aro now on sale at many of tho stores In North Platto dnto bnck in thoir or igin to "jhnrity stnmps" first used for the soldiers' rcllof funds in Boston in 1802, during tho Civil War. After the war, this method of raising monoy was discontinued In this country for a gen eration, although it found vogue In Portugal, Switzerland Australia, Franco, Spain, Denmark, Norway, Russia Swe den and other European countries, There nro now several hundred differ ent types of charity stamps used in all parts of the world. Stamps St seals were first used to got monoy for tho anti-tuberculosis crusade in Norway and Sweden In 1904. After being used in theso countries for tnreo years, as a direct result of tho in to rent of Jacob Riis in this movement, tho Dulowaro Anti-Tuberculosis As sociation, headed by Miss Emily P. Hlsiell, and tho Rod Cross Socloty of Delewaro combined In Issuing u Tuber culosis Stamp. So successful was this campaign that nearly $3,000 wns ro- auzeu. anu tno next yonr, in iuua, tho American Rod Cross was induced to issue a National Red Cross Tuberculosis Stamp. From this snlo $1113.000 was realized, that amount being almost doubled in lPOi). This veur for thollr.it time, tho snlo Is organized on a compre hensive basis, taking in nil parts of me united mates. A million tor tub berculosin work la confidently expected. Crop Value. Nothing short of omniscience can srasn tho valuo of the farm urn. ducts of this year, Is tho statement of me secretary or agriculture in his an nual report of 1910 published Wednna. day. At no time boforo in thu world's history has n country produced farm products within ono yenr with n valuo reaching $8,920,000,000, which is tho valuo of tho agricultural products of this country for 1910. Tho value of farm product)! from 1899 to tho present year nnsuoon progressive without inter ruption. If the valuo of products In 1899 la placed at 100. the value of this year Is 189, or almost double tho valuo eleven years ago, "During this period of unexampled agricultural production, a period of twolvo years, during which the farmers of this country nave sicauuy nuvanceain property nnr and wealth and In economic in indenun. donee, nn intelligence, and a knowledge of agriculturo, tho total valuo of farm prouuets 10 $7l,UUO,Uu0,UOQ," Bllineer Vindicated. Tho BalllnKor-Pinchntt Investigating committee, after cloven months' work, made its final report to both houses of congress Wednesdny. In tho opinion of pevon republican members, n mnjorlty of the committee, Secretary Dalllngor 'linnnntlir nn.l tn itU P. ,11., ...1 U. .. .uvoi'ijr nuu AltlviliUHV I'Vl iUI IMvll WIU duties of his high office with an oyo simple to thonubl a Interest" In th opinion of tho four democrats Mr. Ballingor "has pat been truo to tho trust rtcd in htm us secretary of um wurior ami bwmjiu do requested by me propeniutuoriiiw to resign," Gist of President's Message. President Taft submitted his mes sage to congress Tuesday. The prin cipal features aro: Ha declares it Is time to stop legis lating with reference to regulation of corporations and to witness the ef fect, of a vigorious execution of the laws already on tho statute books. The exact limitation upon business meth ods imposed by law will doubtless be made clearer by pending decisions of the supremo court. Just nt this time, the president says, ho believes the activities of tho gov ernment, in addition to enforcement of the laws should bo directed toward economy of adminstration, the enlarge ment of opportunities for foreign trade, tho building up of homo Industry and the strengtning of confidence of capital In domostlc Investment. Mr. Taft recommends strongly somo form of ship subsidy to incrcaso Amor lean shipping, especially to South America. The tariff board is not ready to sub mit a report of any of tho schedules of tho Payne law, and Mr. Taft says, ho ho will not recommend any tariff leg islation until tho new congress con venes In December 1911. He urges Mint tho tariff board be modo permanent and that all future re visions be mado schedule by schedule He vigoriously opposes another general revision. The Panama canal should bo fortified. An appropriation of $19,000,000 is rec ommended for this purposo. There must bo no moro "pork barrel" methods in river and harbor nnd public building bills. The latter should be based upon tho report of n' commission of experts. In tho past congress has appropriated too much for buildings not needed nnd not enough for buildings badly needed. Recommendation for anti-Injunction and federal incorporation laws are re newed. It is proposed that second class mail rates shall bo readjusted no as tochargo mngazincs a much higher rate on their advertising tactions. Strong representations nro mado for tho establishment of a new bnnking and currency systom. Two now battleship and soveral aux iliary vessels aro urged for tho navy. Tho president recommends thnt coal liosphato nnd oil lands and water power sites bo disposed of in the fu ture uy leasing. Estimates for tho government ox-1 penuitures uuring tno next liBcal year Iiavo been cut to $630,013.12, which is $52,001,887.00 less than tho actual ap propriations for tho current year. Tho estimated receipts for tho noxt fiscal yenr aro $080,000,000. The President urges tho extension of tho civil scrvico principle to tho diplo matic and consular corps and tho ac quisition by the government of resi dences nnd of offices for its diplo matic officers, Somo criticisms of tho Payno tariff act aro just, Bays the president, but moro aro unfounded. Thore should bo moro officers for tho nrmy. Tho engineering corpso should be increased by Blxty. Tho fortifications nt Correcrldor island. Manila bay nnd nt Pearl harbor, Ha waii, should bo hurried to early com- iciion. In rcenrd to tho Panama canal tho president sayB: "Tho progress of tho work is most satisfactory. It will bo comploted woll within tho tlmo set, January 1, 1916, and within tho estim mated coat of $375,000,000. Tho slides in Culcbra cut olfer no great reason for iieiay," Tho stupendous volume of agricultural products, amounting to S8.020.000.000 this year, Indicntes a good prospect for uusincss tnrouguout the country. Tho present census promises to be the best over taken, but is not perfect. Tho census padders aro to be vigorously prosecuteu. A bureau of health should bo estab lished. Postal savlnes brinks will bo estab lished in a nu mbur of cities January 1. A parcols post on rural delivery routes is recommcnucu. rostmaster Uenornl Hitchcock Is given high pralso for put tins tho nost office In tho nresent self. nustninitm- basis. Tho civil service to Includo all clnsses of postmasters, thus inning these omcinia ontirolyoutorpoli uch, is urccu. Somo provision should ho made for retiring superannuated government clorks. Tho only amendments suggested In Inter state commerco law nro an nnnronrin- tion to enablo tho interstate commerce commission to ascertain tho valuation of railroads and flxlncr tho resnonaihlll. ties of public carriers in tho issuance oi diiih or lading. Tho renort of tho stnto railroad com mission confirms tho o-onarnt under standing that no radical legislation Is needed to carry on tho policy of rail road regulation in Nobruskn. Nino flfltpYllin rr Mia nvlatlnr 1 n i nnlnnln rwl to sustain tho spirit of tho existing law whoro defects havo been found, aro asked for. Repeal of a joker in ino anti-pass act is requested, t'owir to require eaual facllltloa for nil In other linos of shipping than grain, for iiiauuicu atone quarries, is another roasonnblo roquest. Authority to al low frco flhlnmen: of tho hnnsnhnlil goods of railroad employes moved from placo to nloco. as frco norsonal tinns- portatlon la now allowed, Is also asked for. Other legislation Suggested is aimed to make effectivo powers already granted In theory to tho commission. Whllo tho changes asked for nro in tho uno or moro strict practical regulation, they cannot bo regarded as raising any now issue, mucoid journal, From hla comfortnhlo ranch linmn In balmy Texas, Mr. Bryan calls to the democratic congressmen to remember that he expects them to revise thoso house rules nnd place tho appointment of committees in tho hands of tho house, taking It away from tho speaker. men watcn mom oooy tneir master. Beo. At tha mnAtlnn- nf ihn nlfu nminnll TllPHilnv nvnnlncr n mntlnn rn ttvn nnvt of tho city lot on Front St. as a site J 4.1. ... .7 I lor mo proposed unrnegio uurary was lost by a voto of three to two. The COUnollmon vnttner n mi I nut Mm mnnunra do not consider the site a sultnblo ono tor tho library, n view that will bo up- iiuiu oy many citizens. For Sale. A few young jacks from 14J to 15J hands high, three to six. years old, In quire of R. L. Douglas, 207 oftBt 11th street. Statements are being sent thoso who are indebted to The Tribnne, Thoso living out of town wero first billed, nnd they are responding liberally. City sub scribers will be reached in a week or bo. Supt. J. E. Delzell, of the Lexing ton schools, an cducntor well known in North Platto and Lincoln county, has been appointed inspector of graded schools in the state. We regard this appointment as a most excellent one, for Mr. Delzell is certainly a live wire in educational matters. NOTED RUPTURE JXPERT HERE. Scelcy, who Filled (he Czar of Russia, will be at the Pacific Held, North Plalle. P. II. Secley of Chicago and Phila delphia, the noted truss expert, will bo at tho Pacific hotel nnd will remain In North Platto on Friday and Saturday only, December 10th nnd 17th. Mr. Seeley says: "Tho Spermatic Shield Truss as now used nnd approved by tho United States government will not only retain any case of rupture per fectly, affording immediate relief, but closes the opening in 10 days on tho average ense, and costing only propor tionate with common trusses." This Instrument received tho only nward In England and in Spain, producing re sults without surgery or harmful In jections. Mr. Seeley has documentary references from tho United States gov ernment, Washington. D. C, for your inspection. All charity cases without charge, or if any interested call he will be glad to show the truss without charge or fit them if desired. Anyono ruptured should remember the date nnd tako advantage of this unusual opportunity. His homo establishment 70 Dearborn street, Chicago. THE FRENCH DRY GLEAN ING AND PRESSING PLACE. W lrt nil Islcwltt tf Alinnlni nmaainn dyeing nnd repairing for ladles' and gents. Wo call and deliver tho goods' A. SIGEL, The Little Tailor. 223 E. Cth St. Phono 182. i A. J. I? Docl AMES. MARIE AMES. Doctors Ames &Amcs, 6 Physicians and Surgeons, mm ! Ofllco over Stone Drug Co. i i i ) Office 273 rnones nrtBu no 1 iVUSIUUUUU 6ld ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL EAST FRONT STKUKT, NORTH PLATTE, NEB. Medical Staff: Dr D. T. Quigley. Dr. G. B. Dent. Dr. V. Lucas. A general hospital for all acute and chronic cases medical, surgical and obstretric. Open to the medi cal profession. For further infor motion address, W. M, CUNNINGHAM, Mgr IT BEATS the How our 10c HOME MADE BREAD has takon with ladies who aro nartlcu lar about what kind of Bread thov buv. They show their good judgment when tnoy purchase a loaf or our lUc Home Made Bread. It is made from tho best of flour and groat caro Is used in tho making. It Is certainly different from tho ordinary uniuu you uuy. uo sure nnu nst; ior DICKEY'S Home Made Bread 10c per loaf. : : : : : : : A BIG FAT TURKEY is ono of the requisites for n Christmas dinner, but for tho mnlo members of your dinner party a good cignr Is also necessary. We make cigars of acknowledged merit, they havo that llavor that all smokers like. Tho good ness is found In our five cent cigar as in the ten center, but of course there is moro of it in the latter, And by tho way, why not give your husband, father orgentlemnn friend a box of our cigars as n Christmas present? J. F. SCHMAI.ZRIEl Wills J Itrdllrld, M I) .1 It MciClralian. M I) Drs. Redfield & McKirahan Phiicians and Surgeons. All Calls Promptly Answered. Phones 642-044 Office nt P. nnd S. Hospital. Auction of School Land. Notice is hereby civen that on tho 19th day of December, 1910, at one o'clock p. m.. at thecountv treasurer's office in Lincoln county, the Commis sioner of Public Lands and Buildings, or his authorized representative, will offer for lease at public auction all educational lands in said county which nave ueen uecinrca loneireu lor non payment of rental or Interest as follows: All or section 10-9-27 K. E. & Chas. Brittlngham. Si section 10-10-33 T. T. Padgett. SVVJ Bection 36-16-34 Anna A. Patter son. EJ section 36-16-29 F. P. Willis. Dated Nov. 21, 1910 E B. COWLES. Commissioner of Pub lic lands nnd Buildings. Notice to Bidders. Sealed bids will bo received at the ofllco of tho county clerk of Lincoln County, Nebraska, on or before De comber 31, 1910. for records, blanks and supplies estimated as follows: Class A books. 4-8 qr. plain records loose leaf. 4-8 or. Printed natro rec6rda loose leaf. 4-tax lists 1-4 qr., 2-6 qr., 1-3 qr. The above records to bo mado of tho best linen ledger paper, full bound, ex tra enas uanas anu ironts. 6000 tax receipts In duplicate, or trip licate. 1 2 dozen chattle files of 200 pages each. 43 assessor's books, lcocrer nnner. cloth bound per book. 1U,UUU assessor's schedules in dupli cate. Poll books for 43 nrccincta fpenornl election) Poll books for 43 precincts (primary election) Class B Whole sheet blanks per 100. Hnlf sheet blanks nor 100. Quarter Bheot blanks per 100. Envelopes 3JxOJ por 1000. Envelopes 4x9J per 1000. Class C Sanford's. Carter's or Stafford writ- Ing fluid pnr quart. bpencormn, Ulucinum or Tnlla pens por gross. vanadium or falcon pons por gross. Velvet pencils or equal, rubber tips, per gross. All of said samples to bo first classand to bo furnished as required by the county officers. Successful bidder to furnish bond to to bo approved by tho county bonrd. each bidder to havo printed on tho en velope, "Bids for Printing." The commissioners of said county re Borvo tho right to reject any or all bids. ivaieu rsortn 1'intto, Nebraska, Nov. 29, 1910. F. R. Elliott, County Clerk. Road No. 341. To all whom it may concern: Tho special commissioner appointed to locate a public road as follows: Com mencing 20 rods south of tho southwest corner nf tho N. W l nf Snntlnn or. Township 13, Range 20, nnd running uiciicu uiuHuuuiuriy direction ioiiowing tho present traveled road to the south sido of section 20 to n point about 20 rods east of tho S. W, corner of section 20, T. 13, R. 26, thence east on section lino between sections 26 and 35, thence south on section lino J mile, thence oast i milo to connect with tho public road theroat. Wo further ask that n rond be es tablished as follows: Commencing at S. W. enrnnr nf J. W. i nt cn!nn nr. T. 13, R. 26, thenco South to tho S. W. pnrnor nf R. YV. i nf Rn nr. t m t 26, thence west to N. W. corner of Sec. e., i. is, IV. zo, menco aoutn on section lino 1 milo to connect with public road, has reported in favor of the establish ment of tho proposed rood and nil ob jections thereto or claims for damage must bo filed in tho office of the county clork on or before npon on tho ICth day m reu., ivn, or Bucn roau will bo established without reference thereto. Dated North Plnttn. NMnv TW o 1910. F. U. Elliott, County Clerk. Road No 337. To all whom it may concern: Tho special commissioner uppolnted for the purposed of locating n public road ns follows: Commencing nt a point about 20 rods oast of tho N W corner of tho S. E. i Section 12, Township 10, North, of Range 20, and running thence in a North Westerly direction across the Northeast quarter Jand North west quarter of Section 12, T. 10, R. 20, following tho old traveled trail to tho N. W. corner of Section 12, T. 10, R. 26, has reported in favor of the establishment of said road and all claims for damage or objections thore to must be filed In the ofllco of tho county clerk on or before noon on tho 8th day of Fobruary, or such road will bo established without reference there to. Dated North Platto, Nebr., Doc. 5, 1910. F. R. Elliott, County Clerk. Homeopathy Principles Siiailca, SimilibiM, Curaslas A liko remedy will euro a llko disease. A law Immutable, that cannot change, and as true today as when it first came to light. K truo and tried system that will bear investigation. Nature's own treatment where remedies are paramount. For out of town patients and all thoso interested: Rooms fur nished when desired for confine ment, medical and tho necessary surgical cases. Trained nurso in attendance. Dr. J. S. Twinem, Medical and Surgical Practicioner PHYSICIANS UNO 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 Locuut Telephone No. 642. Phone 268 FOR ALL KINDS OP flour, feed, Grain or Hay Having recently purchased tho B. A. Wilson feed store at tho comer of Sixth and Locust Sts. I respectfully invite a share of tho patronage of tho public. Prompt delivery. J. R. RITNER Go to SORENSON'S FOR Furniture Repairing and Cabinet Work Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing Room Moulding, and Window Screens a Specialty. Shop 107 East Fifth. NOTICE KOR PUBLICATION. Sorlal No. 02704. Department of tho Interior, U. 6. Land Ofllco at North Platto, Nob. . . . Nov. 14th. 1910. Notlco is hereby elvon that Prank II Liv ingston, of North Platto, N ob., who, on Dec, 23rd. 1900, mado II. K. No. 15. Serial No. 02701, for westM section H2. Township 15. N.. Ranro2. W. of tho 6th Principal Meridian, has filed notlco of Intention to mako final fivo year proof to establish claim to tho land above described, boforo tho Resistor and Re ceiver at North Platto, Nob., on tho lUli day of Jan., 1911. Claimant names as wltnosscst Porry Camp boll. Adolph Rudolph. Charles Hrotornltz and V. II. Combs all of North Platto. Nobr. J. E. Evans. Resistor. ROAD NO. 339. To all whom it mny concern: Tho commissioner appointed to locate a road commencing at the quarter sec tion corner between sections 2G and 27, T. 11 N., R. 27 W. and running thence in a southeasterly, southerly and east- flrlv rllrepttnn thrnnrrh tha ivnof hnlf southwest quarter of section 26, oast nun wuai nun anu west nan soutneast quarter of section 85, said township and range, thenco through lot 2 nnd on line between east half and west half of east half, and through southeast quart er southeast quarter of section 2, T. 10 N., R. 27 W., thenco through north east quarter northeast quarter of sec tion 11, north half and southeast quart er of section 12 to n point 2.80 chains north of the southeast corner of section 15 T. ION Tf 07 uiost thnnni, om,. on lino between sections 12 and 13, 1. 1U, U. Zl nnd sections 7 and 18, T. 10, R. 20, 29J0G chnins, thence through west half and southwest quart er southeast quarter of section 18, T. 10, R. 2G to a point on line botween sections 18 and 19, -13.78 chains east of tho southwest corner of section 18. thenco on line between sections 18 nnd 19 20.87 chains, thence through north east quarter northeast quarter of sec tion 19, northwest quarter and east half of section 20, and through north oast quarter northeast quarter of sec tion 29, T. 10 N., rango 26 W., to a point on line between sections 28 and 29, terminating there. Said road to be 40 foot wide, except between sections 12 nnd 18, T. 10, R. 27 and sections 7 nnd 18, T. 10 R. 26. whoro it is to be B0 feet wide, and between sections 18 ami 19, T. 10, R. 26, whoro it 1b to be C6 feet wide, has reported in favor of tho establishment thereof. All objec tions thereto, or claims for damage must bo filed in tho office of the county clerk on or boforo noon on tho SOth day of January, 1911, or such road will be established without reference thereto. Dated North Platte, Neb., Nov. 29. 1910. F. R. Elliott, County Clerk. GEO. D. BENT, Physician and Sargeaii, Office over McDonald Bank. Phones I Ollico 180 ) Residence 115 Horl&l No. 01912-021M. NOTICE FOtt PUBLICATION DBI'AnTMENT Or THK INTERIOR. United States Land Office. At North Platto, Nebraska. Nor. 26, 1810. Notlco In horobr slvon that Goorce It . ScliafTer. of Myrtle, Nobraska, who. on Nov. 23rd, 1003, mado homestead entry No. 19170. Serial No. 01U1E. for tho southeast Quar ter, and on .Tulr lOtli, 11)01, mado If. E. No. 20378 Serial No. 02151, for tho oast half of tho southwest quarter, and low 0 and 7, all in Sectlou 6. Township 10, N.. Kaniro 29 W.. of tho 6th Principal Meridian, has filed notlco ot Intention to make final flro roar proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, txsforo tho resistor and rocolvor at North Platto, Nebraska, on tho 23d day ot Jan. 1011. Claimant names as witnesses: Arthur It. Tpdenhoft, of Tryon. Nob.: CatporF. Slvlts, of Nortli Plat o. Neb.: Kuceno Ardory. ot dandy, Nob., and It, E. Loudon ot North Platto, Neb. nJD-ts J. K. Evans, Resistor. NOTIOK TO CKKDITOH8. Tho State of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss In tho County Court. In tho matter of tho catato of Ray D. Ray nor, Deceased. To tho creditors of said estatoi You aro hereby notlflod that I will set at tho county court room in North Platto in said county, on SOth day of December, 1910, at U o'clock, a m , nnd on tho With day ot June, 1911, at Ho'clock a m., to receive and exam ino all claims aealnst said estate, with a view to their adjustment and allowance. Tho tlmo limited for tho presentation of claims against said PHtatolst) n onths from t health day of December A. D. 1910, and tho tlmo limited for iaymcnt of debts is ono year from said 20th day ot December. 1910. This notlco to bo published eight success lvo Issues In tho North I'lattn Hnml-Wffnk. 1 ly Tribune, prior to Docombor aflth. 1910. Witness my hand and tho seal of said county court, thlssauh day of November, 1910, w, u. HLUKit, county judco. NOTICE FOR PURLTOATION. Sorlal No. 019S1. Department of tho Interior, U. S. Land Ofilco at North Platto, Nob. Oct. U. 1910. Notlco is horebv trlvcn that Georso ft. Gar- , man. ot Ilcrshey. Nob., who. on Juno 28. 1901, ' mado homestead entry No. S0033, sorlal No. , 01981, for all of section 24, township 12, N, ! raoee 33, Wof tho dth Principal Meridian, has filed notlco ot intention to mako final fivo , year proof, to establish claim to tho land 1 above described, boforo tho Register and Re ceiver at North Platto, Nobraska, on tho 16th 1 day of Dec. 1910. Claimant names as wltnossos: Alvln Zauler, of North Platto. Nob.. Dell Titter lneton.ot Sutherland, Nob., A. K. Mclntyre. ot Itershoy, Nob., Joo Avolancb, ot Horshey, I Nb. oi8-o J. E. Evans. Resistor. NOTICE FOR PURLIOATION, Serial No 0'182. Department ot tho Interior U. S. Land Ofilco at North Platte. Nob. ... . . ct- lth. 1910. Notice is horoby elven that Alvln Zauler. of North Platte. Nobraska, who on July. 9th, 1001. rrado Homestead entry No, 20337. Serial No. 02132, for south half, northwest quarter, lots 3 and 4 and south halt section 4, township 12, north ranpo 32, west of tho 0th Principal Meridian, has, filed notlco of Intention to mako final fivo yoar proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, boforo tho Resistor and Receiver at North Platto, Nobraska, Ion the 16th day of Dec, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: George E. Carman, Horshoy, Nob.. Dolt Tlttorinston. Sutherland, Nob. J as II. Runner, of Horshoy, Nob., Ilorman Wondoborn. of North Platto, Nob- ol7-6 J.E. Evans. Roslstor. Notice for Publication. Sorlal No. 01080. Department of tho Intorlor. U. S. Land Ofllco at North Platto, Nob. ...... . Nov. 6th. 1910. Notlco Is horoby stvon that Frank J. Facka of North Platto. Nob., who on Juno 2Sth, 1901, mado Homestead Entry No. 20028, Sorlal No. 01980, for all of section 14, township 12. N , Ranso i, W. of tho sixth principal meridian, has filed notlco ot Intention to mako final five yoar proof, to establish claim to U10 laud above described, before tha Resistor and Recolvor at North Platto, Nobraska, on tho 7th day of January, 1911, Claimant names as wltnosscst Sponccr Ed mis ten and Washlnston Edmlsten, both of llcrshey. Nob., Charlos Moyor, of Dickens, Neb. Adam Donaldson of North Platte, Nob. n!0- J R. Evans. Rwrtntnr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Sorlal No. 02195. Dopartment of tho Intorlor, U. 8. Land Ofllco at North Platte. Nob. . , . Nov. 8th. 1B10. Notlco Is horoby slven that Anna Schwalger of North Platto. Nob., who on March 21st. 1005. mado Homestoad Entry No. 21118, Serial, No. 0SMS. for tho noW. oH nwM. soM. sM, sw!i section 2S, township 16, north, rango 30, west ot tho 0th principal meridian, has filed notlco of Intention to make final fivo yoar proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, before tho register and recolvor at North Platto, Nobraska, on tho 7tl. day of January 1911. Claimant names as wltnessesi D. W. Moon, Chris Johnson O. V. Slvlts and Fred J. Hromors, all of North Platto. Neb. nlO-0 1 p. Evawb. KoalRtnr. NOTICE. O M. Gray and Mrs. O- M Gray, his. wife, will tako notice that on the 9th day ot No vember, 1910, tho Atlanta Stato Bank, a banking corporation, plalntlf heroin, filed Its petition In tho district court of Lincoln county, Nobraska, against said defendants, O. M. Gray and Mrs. C. M, Gray, tho object and prayer of which aro to forocloso a cer tain raortcago executed by Ilonry Feathers and Semira Foathors to F. M. Carpenter clvon tOBocuro a certain promissory note In tho sum of $700.00 dated Prairie City. Iowa. May -3d, 1903. and duo and payable on or be fore May 23d, looy, drawing Interest at tho ratoof u par cent por annum and S por cent after due, which mortgago convoyod as se curity to tho said F. M. Carpenter, tho west K ot section 7, township 10, n. range 80 w; that said uote and mortgago wore duly as signed and transferred to tho plaintiff heroin boforo maturity for a good aqu valuable con sideration and in tho usual courso of busi ness: that tho said plaintllf Is now tho ownor and holder of said noto and mortgago and entitled to tho moneys duo thereon, and there U now duo on said noto and mortgago tho sum ot &20.00 and 8 por cent from tho 9th day ot Novotnber. 1910; that plaintllf prays for a decree that tho defendant or any of them be required to pay tho samo or that said prom ises may bo sold to satisfy tho amount found dun That tho first truo and real namo of tho defoudant O. M. Gray Is to plaintiff un known and that the flrt. true and roal namo of Mrs O M- Gray, tho wlfo of tho defendant O. M.Gray, is unknown to plaintiff and tho samo cannot bo ascertained after diligent soarch and inquiry. You and each of you aro rcqulrod to answer said potltlon on or before Monday, tho 2d day of Januarr. 1911. Dated this 21st day of November. 1910. A THE ATLANTA STATE HANK. Hy A Muxdoon, Its Attornoy Legal Notice. .IllllllH T. noRnnfni. , ' ..v.... i. bunt; notice that on the 4th day of August, 1910, Ella A. DeRenter, plain tiff herein, filed her petition in the District Court of Lincoln County, Ne braska, against said dofendant, tho object and prayer of which is to obtain a divorce from nU ilnfnndnnt- grounds of extreme cruelty practiced oy utuunuunt against pinintut, on Hen- icmuur iv, i-jvo, anu 111s uesertion of the plaintiff, nnd failure to support and caro for said plaintiff during the time when plantiff va3 In need of medical attention. And for tha roQtnratlnn f tho plaintiff's name to that of her maiden name. Ella A. Hume, and for such other relief as equity may afford. You are required to answer said pe tition on or before the 26th day of De- cemuer, ivw. Dated tllO 14th llnv nf Mnvamkap 1910. ' Ella A. DeRenter, Plaintiff.