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FRIDAY. MARCH 3. 1011
Had the commerce commission per
mitted the advance in freight rates
asked by the railraads the people of
the country would have contributed to
thoso corporations an additional twenty
five million dollars each year. That
would, of course, moan larger dividends
for railroads which at present arc suf
ficiently large on the actual capital in
vented. For tho benefit of agitated railroad
officials unfeeling newspapers in New
York roproduco tho heartrending roar
heard in the metropolis when tho gas
company l,was ordered to! reduce tho !
price to.80 cents. "Confiscation" and
"ruin" weto common words of tho
gaseous ob squad. After fighting tho
reduction In tho courts and i meeting
defeat, tho company settled down to
buslnes. introduced economies and Is
how earning 8 per cent dividends.
In view of Mr, Roosevelt's sympn
thetlc attitude toward tho initiative,
the referendum and the recall, we
has1. en to send our condolences to Mr.
Bryan, Anothor political jowel Is
about to bo snatched from his
Jeltersonlan bosom. Tho only para
mount Issue that Mr. Roosevelt has now
left to Mr. Bryan Is that of county
option, and we adviso him to lock It In
a safety-deposit vault before the col
onel begins to swarm southward in
March. New York World.
The United States senate by a voto
of, fifty-four to thirty-throo defeated
tho resslution proposing an amendment
to constitution providing for tho election
of United States sonatora by a direct
voto of the people. Tho resolution
needed a two-thirds voto to pass, and
was four votes short of the required
number. Both Nebraska senators voted
for the resolution. The vote ehowa a
good majority, and is evidence that
sentiment toward the popularelection
of senators is growing. All; the pro
gressive republican senators cast their
vote for the resolution.
The recent cold wave damaged the
fruit prospects of the southern states
from 10 to 00 per cent, according to the
reports made in the last week by ex
perienced horticulturists. The damage
in each case depends upon the stage of
the buds. Some varieties of peaches
were in full bloom, and butlittlo of the
crop can bo saved. Other varieties not
yet In bloom will be only slightly in
jured. Tho cold was severe and wide
spread, but did no harm In the north
em states where tho orchards and
gardens were still in their winter hib
ernation.
By a vote of forty-six to forty, the
United States sonnte on Wednesday
sustained senator Lorimers title to a
eeat in that body from tho state of
Illinois, defeating the resolution pre
sented by Senator Reyorldgo declaring
'Lorlmer not legally elected, In thu
minds of most people there Is a con
viction that Lorimer obtained his seat
, by, the illegal use of money, (distributed
either by himself or his friends, and If
by the latter with his knowledge and
consent. The Lorlmer incident is ad
dltlonal proof of the need of a constl
, tutional amendment providing for the
election of eenatora by a direct vote of
the pabpla.
Neither should It be- forgotten that
much credit for the present situation
(the denial of the advance in frelgh
rates) belongs to President Taft. At
the time the railroads first proposed to
put into effoct tho freight tariffs now
rejected the commorco commission had
no authority to suspond proposed ad
vancea until their reasonableness could
be investigated and determined, By
- conference, at the president's suggest
ion, the railroads agreed to postpone
formal action until the railroad bill
then pendiag In congress, could bo
acted upon. In the ona case, where
tho rate advance had actually been
posted, an Injunction suit by the gov
eminent prevented action. Cleveland
Plalndealer,
A new capital removal bill was in
troduccd in tho senate Wednesday by
Buhrman of Howard, Tibbets
Adams and Bodinson of Buffalo, Tho
bill differs from the one which was do
feated in tho house in that it omits tho
division line which was declared to be
unfair. It contains the two propoai
tie, the first for removal and should
that carry for the relocation. These
questions are to be submitted at the
next general election. The first prop
e It tan is to be placed op the ballots
and the names of the aspiring cltio
will follow. If the neonle decide to re
move th capital then tho city obtaliv
lag a majority vote will get It. In case
ao city geta the. required number of
votes the two recelvlnar the highest
number will contest at the following
election. Any city may enter the, con
teet if, there are &G0 signers on the
piiu,
An Eplo of the Backwoods.
Ono of tb epics of tho backwoods,
told by John G. Nolhardt In "The Hir
er and I," la the adventure of old
Hugh Glass, wbo was terribly mnujed
by a grizzly up tho Missouri, ho terri
bly that tho rest of tho expedition
pushed on, leaving n young friend with
Bovernl other to soo tho end "It
seemed plain thnt ho would have to go
soon. So the young friend and the
othcra left the old man In the wilder
ness to finish the Job by himself. They
took Ills weapons nnd hastened after
tho main party, for tho country wan
hostile.
"Hut ono day old Glass woko up and
got ono of his eyes open. And when
ho saw how things stood ho swore ho
would llvo merely for tho nako of kill
ing his false friend. Ho crawled to a
spring closo by, where ho found n
bush of rlpo bullbcrrlcs. Ho waited
day after day for strength and finally
started out to crawl a small matter of
a hundred miles to tho nearest fort.
And ho did It tool Also ho found his
friend nfter much wandering and for
gavo him."
Always Feminine.
A young chap was walking along
a business street with a very pretty
girl when he happened to glance Into;
a couple of windows wlioro tho latest
stylcB of mon's overcoats and suits
were displayed. Tho girl noticed It.
8ho stopped and exclaimed: "What a
dandy ovorcoatl Why don't you get
ono of those, Bob? ' You'll look fine In
sldo of that."
Slio looked nt everything In that
window, nnd tho young chap was de
lighted nt her Interest In men's
clothes.
"You'ro nil right, Grace," said ho.
'That's what I like about you. Most
girls would rather look at lingerie
waists than nt a man's overcoat and
suits."
Tho girl laughed. "Well, Hob," snld
Bhe, "to bo perfectly honest, tho mir
rors In that window aro something to
cry for. I was trying to boo if my hat
was on ntrnlghtl"
The Merits of "Annollok Snuff."
Angcllck snuff, tho most noblo com
position In tho world, removing all
manner of disorders of tho head and
brain, easing tho most excruciating
pain In n moment, taking away all
swimming and giddiness proceeding
from vnlKjurs. etc.; nlso drowHlucss,
sleepiness und other lothnrgick effects,
porfcqtly curing deafness to admira
tion rind nil humours and soreness in
tho eyes, etc. Corroborates the brain,
comforts tho nerves and rovlves the
plrlts. Us admirable cfilcncy lu all
the abovo mentioned diseases has been
experienced abovo a thousand times
and very Justly causes it to bo es-
teomed tho most boncficlnl snuff lu tho
world. Prlco Is. a paper, with direc
tions. Sold only nt Mr. Payn's toy
shop at tho Angel and Crown, in St.
Paul's churchyard, near Chcapsldo.-
Advortlscmeut In London Paper, Aug.
0, 1711.
rlgnoll In a Temper,
On ono occasion BlauchI, tho noted
teacher, went on the stone to soo Brl-
guoll, tho famous singer, whom ho
found pacing up und down liko a mad
man, humming ovor his part
"Why, Brig, what Is tho matter with
you? Aro you norvous? ' ho asked.
"Yes, I am nervous," was tho reply
us ho walked hardor and faster than
ovor.
"But, Brig, you ought not to bo nerv
ous. I've board you sing tho part 2(H)
times. I heard you sing It thirty
youre ago."
"Thirty years agoj Who aro you
that should know so much?"
"Who nm I? You know who I am.
and I know who you nro."
"Very well; you know what I am,
but I am Btire you do not kuow what
you aro, and if you wish I will tell
you. You aro a fool!"
Hasina Him.
"Mr. Chairman," Batd tho new mem-
bor of tho literary club, "I movo-you.
alr"-
"1 rlso to a point of order, Mr. Chair
man," Interrupted one of, tuo other
members.
"Btnto your polut of order."
"Tho gentleman sayo 'I movo you.
It la not ouly out of order but utterly
absurd for a innn of 114 pounds to talk
of 'moving a chairman who weighs
U00."
"Tho point to woll takcnl" roared tho
presiding oOlccr, bringing bis gravel
down with a resounding thud. "Tho
gontlcmnn will inorely 'movo' or tako
bla Beatl" Chicago Tribune.
A Cent.
A cent Is a llttlo thing, but In the ag
gregate It Is mighty, Wo speiik of tbe
"coppor cent," nut Jt is not entirely
coppor. Its composition la 05 per cent
copper, 8 per cent tin and 2 per cent
Elnc. That alloy la In reality bronze,
and tho odlclal namo of tho cent is
"bronio." T)tero used to bo n coppor
cent, but nn act discontinuing Us com-
ago was passed In 1857. For seven
years (1857-01) wo had a ulckel cent
hud up to 1857 U copper halt cent.
Spoiling His Advantage.
Robert Lowo, tho English Journalist,
Kaa always saying good things. "Look
at that fool throwing awuy his nat
ural aavamagoar no oxciaimeu wnen
a deaf member of tho houso of com
mons put up his ear trumpet
His Mile.
Mr. Bagcle Confound that tailor!
Thcso trouEcrs nro a mllo too long.
Sirs, Bugglo-Jlow much shall I turn
them up? Mr. Baggie About half un
Inch.
It H lawful to pray Ood that wo bo
not led Into tctuptntlou, but not law
ful to ukulk from those that come to
us. II. L. Stevenson.
Making Insurance Maps.
In making Insurance mnps certain
features ate considered essential, and
tlie growth of the system has proved
their wisdom and changed them ouly
as regards the amount of detail that
has been Incorporated. Of first impor'
triilco wero tho colors to show tho dlf-
fcrcut materials U3cd lu tho construc
tion of a bulldlug. Naturally red
seemed a proper color to signify brick
and yellow to signify .wood. These
colors havo always been employed for
these materials. Other colors havo
been added from tlmo to tlmo, thus
bluo for stone, gray for Iron, etc.
In fixing signs and characters for
bucii details as stairways, flro csenpes,
dumb waiter shafts, etc., a principal
object was to mnko them plain nnd
distinct. They must be easily under
stood by an underwriter without ref
erence to my key or mnrglnal foot
notes.
This object has been carried out.
with tho result that when these Insur
ance maps aro examined by an Insur
ance man today each sign or charac
ter has such an Individuality of Its
own that It can bo easily distinguished
and Is not confused with another.
Casslcr's Magazine
The Word "Fudno."
'Fudge" is t word with a history.
There nro prosaic etymologists, as
there always are, who dorlvo If from
a Gaelic word meaning deception, but
Isaac Disraeli's view Is much mora in
teresting. Ho derives It from n certain
Captain Fudge, who seems to havo
boon u marine Munchausen. "You
fudge It" is paid to have been his
crow's equivalent to the modem
"Hatsl" In n collection of some pa
pern of William Crouch, tho Quaker,
published In 1712 It Is recorded that
one Dcgory Mnrshul! Informed Crouch
that "In tho year 1G0.J wo wero sen
tenced for banishment to Jamaica by
Judges Hyde and Twlsdcn, nnd our
number was, fifty-five. We wero put
on board tho snip Ulaclc Eagle. The
master's namo was Fudge, by some
called Lying Fudge." London. Stand
ard. The Leipzig Book Fair.
Leipzig Is tho lurgest publication cen
ter in the world. Moro books nnd pe
riodicals nro printed there than any
whero olsenud moro peoplo aro en
gaged In making and using printers'
supplies thnn In Loiftlon, Now York.
Berlin or Paris. Many of tho orders
for these publications corno from Hug
land, France, Austria and other conn
tries because tho mechanical work can
bo done In Leipzig much cheaper than
elsewhere". Moro than half of tho
transactions In books take placo nt tin
Leipzig book fair, which occurs ovury
year at tho Jubilate, tho first week In
Easter, when booksellers and publish
ers from all parts of Germany assem
ble to compare and balance accounts
and to make contracts for the next
year.
A Bawbee From Carlylo.
I used to see Carlylo when I lived
as a child In Chelsea. I regarded him
with extraordinary nvomlon and fenr.
One day 1 was scut to post u letter.
I Htippovc I was oliler, though uncon
scious, as always, of anything nhoad.
I cannoned Into Carlylo. The Innmcl
laid me tint on the pavement, whero 1
yelled for some minutes, though sooth
cd eventually by England s greqt think
er. And then this Is the point of tho
story Carlylo dived Into his pockets.
produced a halfpenny and said kind
ly, "Flore In a bnwbeo for Bobby." 1
have the halfpenny to this day. When
Mr. Carlylo died I was put Into deep
mourning. He was tho first and per-
haps the most Interesting of nil my
street acquaintances. Ilobert Boss In
London Bystander.
Self Rollanoo.
The uplrlt of self help Is tho root of
all genuine growth In tlu Individual,
and, exhibited In the lives of many, it
eoiiHtltutOH the true source of national
vigor und strength. Uelp from with
out la often enfeebling lu Its effects.
but help from within Invnrlnbly Invlg,
orntes. Whatever Ih done for men or
clitH8os to a certain extent takes away
the stimulus and necessity of doing for
themselves, nnd where men are sub
jected to ovorKUIdanco and ovurgovorn
ment tho Inevitable tendency Is to ron
dor thorn comparatively helpless. Sam
uol Smiles.
A Field at Home.
A Boston geutliunan wax showing a
West Afrlcnn who Is Interested In
missionary work a number of photo
grnpIiH.
"What Is this?" asked tho visitor.
gar.liig lu wonder at ono of thorn.
"Oh, tlmt'ti a snapshot taken during
n football xciimmnge at tho stndluiu."
"But has your church no mission
nrlcs to sond among thoso people?'
was tho quick rojolndor. Boston
Transcript.
Crulkahank's Long Artistic Life.
In 181KI CrulkHhaukVitH asked hy tho
committee who exhibited bin "Worship
of Bacchus" to associate with that work
some of his early drawings In order to
provo that he was uot his own grand
rnthorl-'Chesson's "Crnlkshauk."
Qettina In Debt.
Poverty Is hard, but! debt Is horrible
n man uncut ns well havo a smoky
house and a Bcoldlng wife, whlchnro
said to be the two worst evils of our
life. Spurgeon.
Pretty Poor.
nickB Hluffor Is talking of pn'rchotf'
Ing an automobile- WIcks-Bluffer
Why, ho couldn't buy u charge of am
tnunltlon for an air gunlUostou Trnu
Bcrlpt,
A wise man should have money tin
his head, but not In bis heart Dean
Swift.
Homeopathy
Principles
Similes, Similism, Cnranttts
A liko remedy will euro a like
disease.
A law immutable, that cannot
change, and as true today as
when it first came to light. A
true and tried system that will
bear investigation.
Nature's own treatment where
remedies are paramount.
For out of town patients and
nil those interested: Rooms fur
nished when desired for confine
ment, medical and the necessary
surgical cases. TrnIned nurse in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical Practicioner
Go to
SORENS ONS
FOK
Furniture Repairing .
and Cabinet Work
Alto Wood Taming, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Vindow
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
COL. DAVE LOVE,
Auctioneer.
Leading Auctioneer of western
Nebraska. Charges low and satisfac
tion assured. Phone or write.
Sutherland, Neb.
Happily Surprised.
This picture; represents a ,man who
received a box of our clears fdr a eift.
m, . . . . , , t. . j ,
xuni. uu wuo jiicuacu cuii uu noiuu
his wide smile. You will be eouallv
pleased with our cigars, whether you
ouy one lor a nicKie or dime.
J. F SCHMALZRIED.
R. E. LOUDON
AUCTIONEER
Twenty
v-io lauchculc
means good results for those
i , .
wno nave my services.
Phnnp nr nHrlrcc m of
North Platte.
SOMETHING NEW!
SAM JENS,
The First-Class
.hnpmaW
..w w. .
Cume here fom the enst nnd am trv
ing to make a living. If you are not
saUslieU with my work no charges will
uo muue.
Price for Repairing.
Men's half soles hand sowed $1.00
Men's half soles nailed.,.', 75
Ladies' half boles hand sewed 75
Ladies' half soIph nnll
Boys' half soles F hohS
uoys nan soies naued
Ladies' heels; 1 ! : 1 1 : . ! ! ! . 1 1 ! ! ! ! ! 'Ml
nnvn hpi)n 9
n,lU I ?'Zu ?k
r nmnii.-o'ii-yiA."-
to order. Come in and rivo mo n trial.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
SAM JENS,
THE
SHOEMAKER
East of First Natn'l Bank.
OnilKUOK HEARING: ON PETITION KOH
Al'l'UlN TSIKNT tIK AIIMINIHTIUVTOK
UK A1JS11NIHTUATIC1A.
Htato of Nebraska. Lincoln County, ss.
In tho county court
In tho matter of
tho cstato
Marv
tiuaioy, ueceasca
On ruadlnir and flllmr thn Dotltlon of Lnnn-
SrsWal,rKarnaVUbol granted to Kronro
8. llrlttonham as administrator.
uruorou. uiat Mar. inn. luu. aixo cipcK
a. ro.. is asigiioa for hearing said petition
when all persons Interested in said mattot
a.m.. Is assigned for 'hearing said petition
when all persons Intettvited In said mattet
mar appear at a county court to bo held lu I
and for said county and show causo why tho
prayer oi poiiuoner should not uo granted!
and that notlco ot tho pcndenci ot said pet
ition and tho hearing thereof tie gtvou to all
pervons tnteresteil In said matter bv publish
ing a copy ot thl ordor tn the North Pint'.
Tribune, a bcml woeklv uewspMwr printed
In. said county, for six succmlvo Issues
prior to saiu uay or hearing.
iiaiou i'Uorurr nun. iuii.
fil-0
w. u. KLPKn. county .ludce-
lly Katberlno V
Clark. Clerk County Court-
WILLIS J. REDFIELD, M. D.
Surgeon, Physician, Consultant.
Office Physicians and Surgeons Hospita
Phones: Office C42, Residence 644.
t A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES. 'A
V
ilaHarc Arape Ani. !i
(; Physiciins and Surgeons,
0
guince ovor scono urug uo. ;
Phono t OUco 273 J
Q Ilesitfchce 273 is
GEO, D. DENT,
Physiciin and Surgcen,
Office over McDonald Bank.
p. ) Office 130
Phones Residenco 115
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Specialty: SKIN DISEASES..
Day nnd night calls promptly answered
umce i. a. Hospital, rnone wn.
Borial No. 021.23.
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION
OEPAIITMKST Or Till! INTP.SIOn.
United States Land Ofllco.
At North Platto. Nebraska. Jan 21.1011.
Notlco la licrobr riven that Niels
Oundorson of North, Platto Not)., who (in
Anrll 22d. 1W)5. mado homestead entry No.
ziiKJ. serial no. vsara, tor tno boutneastauar
tor southwoHtqiwrturand northwest ouarior
of Section i.rownshlp 12. N.. Range 30 W.
nf f.lin mil l-rlni-lnnl Alnrwilfln. Iifta marl
notlco of intention to make final
flvo year
proof, to o-iiablUh claim to tho land above
aba
doscrlbed, beforo tho register and recolvor
at iNortn J'latto. Nebraska, on tho zutu uay
nf Murfl, ton
Claimant names as witnesses; Arthur
Connor. Qcorgo Single 8 W. Mannon and
.lames shuck, an or north riattn. Neb.
J. w- kvans. uegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
HorlalNo. 02,04.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land Ofllco at North Platto, Neb.
Nov. 14th. 110.
Notlco Is horobr glvon that 1,'rahk 11 Liv
ingston, of North Platto. N eb.. who. on Dec.
23rd. 1U05, mado II- K. No. 'JISDS. Serial No.
02701, for wcstH section .12, Township in,
N.. ltaniroZV. W.of thofith Principal Meridian.
has tiled notice of intention to mako final five
year proof to establish claim to tho land
above doscrlbed, beforo tho Itcglster and He
celver at North Platto, Nob., on tho 14th day
or ,ian-,ivu.
Claimant names ns witnesses! l'errr uamn-
bell. AdolphHudolph. Charles Krotornltz and
w. ii- uouibs an or North t'latte. in our.
J. K. Evans, uegister,
LTCQAL NOTICE.
Tho unknown heirs of Harriot Keller.
deceased, win tako notice that on tno ma uay
nf Jan liui. thtrplalaUrr. V. II. Purling, filed
his petition in tho district court or Lincoln
r-fiiin,v. NnnrAlA. ncriklniit. an rl flnfnnriittita
tun roiiowiiii? uescriieu ninns to-wit; -rim
oast one-nairor tho ttoutuwest quarter and
I township ten, rango thirty-four, west of tho
iuu. iiiruu aim luur. uii iu iwuuu iiiuuuioii.
sixtn principal menu mn ana an in Lincoln
r.iiintv. Nnhraska. And tn fnrnvnr onlnlii
said defendants and all persons claiming
through mid unucr inem irom claiming auv
right, title or Interest In or to said land.
You aro required to answer said potltlon on
or before tho titli uay or March, mi.
F. II. HI ItLlMU.rialn lfT.
J21-1 liy James Q. Mothorsoad. his Attorney,
NOTICE.
To Francis Love, Non-Koslduat Dofondant:
Vou aro hereby notified that on tho Sth day
of July. 1010. Vonahy Lovolllcd her potltlon
icalnst sou in tho uiurlct court or Lincoln
county, Nebraska, tho object and prayer of
which aro to obtain a divorce from you on
tho grounds that you aro a habitual drunk
ard and have refused and neglected to pro-
I vldu maintenance for tho plaintiff and her
I minor child and that you havo been guilty of
1 oxtremo cruelty to tins planum
Plaintiff nravs that sh mar bodlvorcdd
from you, and that she may bo given the cus
tody of her minor child Cordon Oliver Love.
You aro required to answer said petition by
tho Oth day of March, 1UU.
VONAHY LOVE.
jm ny wilcox & liaillgau. hor attornoys
Notice.
Chester F. Perry, defendant, will
tako notice that on the 23d day of Jan
uary, 1911, W. C. Elder, County Judge
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, issued nn
order of attachment for the sum of
$G4.25 in nn action pending before him
wherein John U. Den is plaintllt and
Chester P. Perry is defendant, that
property of the defendant consisting of
two mowincr machines, two sllns. or
iscraners. two cooKinir or s eeD ni
shacks has been attached undor sail
order.
Said cause was continued until the
14th day of March. 1911. 9 o clock a. m.
Hb which iiinv uia Biiiu iiiuiier win loiiiu
on for final hearine and the amount
due said plaintiff will be ascertained
anu the property so nttaenca win be
sold according to law to satisfy the
amount so found due.
PlaintliT would further allece that
thore is the sum of S64.25 due him for
iroods sold and money loaned to said do-
fondant. Dated this 8th dav of Feb-
ruarv. 1911. John C Den.
I . , J.. . O .1.1 II.
uy aiuiaoon uiddb, ms attorneys,
Notice.
Organization of tha North Platte
Co-onerativo Association.
1. The name of this corporation
shall uo "ino worm i'latte uo-opcra-
tive Association."
2. The general nature of the busi-
nn ness snail do owning anu operating a
60 general store; buying and selling build-
olr mnt.rini' f. rfoirw K,i
shall do owning anu operating a
products and 'farm, machinery ; to
oorrow anu lonn money: aiscount. paper:
purchase or rent all real estate necess-
arv for the business of the corporation
. The capital stock shall bo Twenty-
five thousand dollars divided into shares
of Ten dollars each, of which nve thous
and dollars shall be subscribed and paid
before commencement ot business.
4, Tho oliice of this corporation shall
be In the city of North Platte, Lincoln
county, Nebraska, and tho principal
nlaco of it transacting business shall
be In Lincoln county.
5. The term ot existence of this
corporation shall bo for twenty years.
commencing March 1st, 1911, and term-
UlUllllK murcii 1BI, 1JOL.
G. The Highest amount of inuebted-
corporation shall
anyone time be subject shall not ex
ceed two-th rda of its uctual subscribed
n,vnt,i ,,n atnnV
nm,N?l UR 8tck' , . . , lt. .
i, iiiu uubiuubo uuu unuira ui mia
corporation shall bo mannered bv" a
board of five directors to be elected by m. at the store building formerly oc
the stock holders from among their cupled by said Smnll on Dewey Street
ijuuiuc. .
E. W, MANN,
Ralph O. Chamberlain,
i; V-TT""'
W. II. LeDovt,
William OftEN.
i Notice for Publication,
Serial No. 01CTI.
I Department of tho Interior.
I U. fl- Land OfUco at North Platto. Neb.
' Jan-12th. 1911.
Notice 1a hereby (riven that Andrew K. Mc-
Intlreof llcrsboy, Nob., who on Juno 28, 1P01,
i mado Homestead Entry No. iWJOO. ferial No.
MUM, for BH JJR Miction 00. township 12, N .
I raniro 02. W of tho sixth Principal meridian
has ntcd notlco of Intention to mako final
five roar proof, to establish claim to tho
land abOTO described, before thn Register
and Hecelver at North Platte, Nebraska,
on the 9th day of March, IBM.
Claimant names as witnesses: unarics
Meyer and William Packa both of Dickons,
Neb... Joscnh Everlanch and Ooorro (iarman.
I both of Hershey Nob. .
J12-fl i. K. Kwm, itfeiter
Porlat NO. 01359.
Notlco for PubllcatlonIsolated Tract.
Public Land Bnlo.
Department of the Interior,
U. P. Land Ofllco at North Platte, Neb
Jan. 12th. 1911.
Notlco in hrcl)y trlvcn that, as dlrocted br
UioConunlHiloner of tho (Jonoral Land Offle.o
nii(lir nrnvliliins nf Ant of Comrrnss an
proved Juno 27th. 1006. (31 Stats., B17), we will
ulTur at public sale, to tho highest bidder, at
ten O'clock n. m .on tiiiyith uay or March
mil, at this ofllco. the following-described
land t Ixit I, nnd NK'4 of NWM of Section 80.
township 12, N., ItangeSl. W. of Oth Principal
Meridian
Any Dorsons clalmloff adversely the abovo
described lands are advised to file their
claims or objections on or boforo tho tlmo
desic'sn-ii forAi. j. k. kvaks
jis-6 Keglstor.
NOTIOK FOK PullLWAWONi
Serial No. 0203S.
Department of tho Interior.
U. 8. Land Ofllco at North Platto. Nob.
January 12th 1911.
Notlco Ik hereby given that Josodii Evor-
lanch, of Ilotshej. Nebraska, who, on
I nno au.liw. mado homestead ontrr NL 20247.
Serial No. (B05. forSEW. NWM. NEW. HTM.
F.M.SW'l.nnd HWM HWi. .section 20. tnwn-
hlp 12. N, Itange itt. W.of the sixth Principal
mi ri'iinn has Died notice of intention to
make final llvo rear nroof tn
t-sUblUh claim to tho land above described,
lie fore tho Register and Receiver at North
Platto. Nob., on tho 0th day of Mar. 11)11.
Claimant names as witnesses! Charles
Meyer, of Dickens. Neb., Andrew K. Mcln-
y 'v"
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NOTICE.
Tho unknown heirs of Thomas Lawn.
deceased, will tako notice that on the ftth
day of January, mil. Margaret J. Ilundy.
plaintiff herein filed her iiotltlon In tho dis
trict court of Lincoln county, Nebraska.
agnlnst tho said defendants Impleaded with
Union Pacific railroad company, a corpora
tion, tho object and prayer of which said
potltlon aro no quiet the title to lot eight In
block olghtyflvo of tho original town of tho
city, of North Platto. in the plaintiff herein.
Aiargarot J - liunuy. as against tho said de
fendants, tho unknown helm of Thomas
Lowe, deceased, nnd tho Union Pacific rail
road company, and to enjoin said defendants,
the unknown heirs of Thomas Lowo. do-
ceased, from asserting or claiming any right,
tmooriiitercM in or to said lot eight in block
olghty-llvu und ironi interfering with tho
possession of tho pHlntllf In tho satn, and
for general eonltablo relief.
You are red Hired to answer said nctltlnn nn
or bofom tho 27th day of March, 1911.
MAUUAItET J. llUNDT,
Ry Wilcox & Ilaltlgan llur Attorneys.
Notice to Delinquents.
Notice is hereby given that the ren
tal upon the lease contract to the fol
lowing decribed chool land in Lincoln
County. Nebraska, as set oonosite the
names of the holders hereof, is delin-
i uui. uuiu mui ii to uaio nuiu ino uuiu
i or this notice, said contracts will be tie-
c arert forfeited hv the Ronrd of Krincn.
tionnl Lands and Funds, and said for
feiture will be entered of record in the
manner provided by law.
S El N El. N Wl. SW 1. SE1 36-
1129 Jacob Ituckiyer
All 16-1129 Belle Edmisten t
All 161229 Charlie Empie
E. C. Cowles.
Commissioner of Public Lands and Buil
dings.
Dated Feb. 10, 1911.
NOTICE OV HEARING.
In tho County Court of Lincoln County.
Nebraska.
In tho matter of tho Estate of Duncan
Dallantlno, Deceased.
Whoreas. Lillian 11 Ttruce. has filed In mr
ofllco an Instrument purporting to be a duly
ntiuicmic&tco copy ot tno last wm ana
Testament of Duncan Ilallantlnc. deceased.
together with a duly authenticated certifi
cate attached theroto, stating that the said
Last V in and Testament has boon duly ad
mitted to probate and allowed In tho Sur
rogate's Court ot tho County ot Delaware
Htato of New YorK. nnd nrnli.ir that tho
s&nio bo admitted to probato and allowed In
this Stao as tho last will and Testament of
tho said Duncan llallantlne, deceased.
It Is t herefore ordered, that tho said potltlon
bo heard on March Kith lull, at uo clock a, m-
when all persons Interested In said matter
may appear at tho county Court to bo hold In
and for said c untr and show canso why tha
a r
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
it is also ordered, that tho lime
and nlaco
aforesaid this court will recclvo, examine
adjust and allow all claims and demand ot all
persons against tho saiu aeccasou ana that
any persons having such claims or demands
aifainstsaui deceased snail present the samo
to the county court on or beforo the date as
signed for such hearing.
w. u. EMlltn.
County Judge
By KATiitmiNK V- Oi.aiik
Clork County Court
Notice of Incorporation.
Notice is hereby given that
the
Knufmann'& Wernert Company has been
amy incorporated unaer tno laws ot
the state of Nebraska. The name
ot saia corporation is tne Kaut-
mann & Wernert Com nun v. Its nrin-
cinal place of transacting business
is at North Platte, Nebraska. Tho een-
era! nature of tha business to bo trans-
acted Is a rreneral mercantile business
I J, 1 , .
tunu tne owning anu teasing or sucn real
estate ns is necessary zor tne proper
conduct of said business. The author
ized capital stock is $5,000, all of
which was fully subscribed and paid in
at tne commencement of tho business.
The existence of said corporation com
menced on tho 1st day of February,
1911, and shall termlnnte on the 31st
day of January, 19GI. The highest
7 'TO i u" il r . ,V,K"e01'
ot indebtedness or liability to
which said corporation is at anv t ma
le.Lif" J L?XJ
y"'k, " v" i " i' -"i""' lv':;
?Tlw . of said corporation shall becon-
ducted by a board of directors, con
sisting of three in number.
KAUFMANN & WERNERT Co.
By David Katjfmann. Pres.
Attest Walter J. O'CoNNon, Secy.
f24-4
In tho United States District Court,
For tho District of Nebraska,
XNortn 1'iaue Division.
In tho matter of ) Case No. 13
Kyle D. Small, V In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt. ) Voluntary Petition.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby eiven that hv vlrtnn
of an order issued by the District
at Courts the United States for the Die.
- 1 trie t of Nebraska. North Platte Til vlalnn
1 1 will, ns tho Trni.n In xinny,r..t:.
t iu.V V ?r , t;"""' iJ .r
?f , tho estate Kyle D. Small,
uanKmpt, on tne 11th day of
March. 1911.
in uiu ciiy oi iMonn natte, webraska,
offer for sale nil of tho estate of said
j bankrupt. Said property consists of n
siock oi snoes, store tlxtureB and
lease of said store buildinrr.
I jAS. p, keefe, Trustee,