Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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Entered at North Platte. Nebraska, Post
olllco as Second Ulass Matter.
FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1011.
Having In view the farmer and
stockman of his district, Congressman
Kinkald will Introduce a bill placing
farm implement and fencing wiro on
tho free HatWhothT ho will succeed
in getting tho bill reported Is question
able.
iho thirty-fifth annual encampment
of the Grand Arm' Republic will be
held at Kearnoy May 17th and 18th.
Tho purado on the 18th will bo under the.
direction of Judgelloagland of this city,
who la senior aid and chief of BtafT.
It looka very much as though the
democratic majority in congress will
succeed in repeating history provide
for free trade, a lower level of prices,
scarcity of employment at lower wages
and a general unsatisfactory condition
of business.
It is now proposed by tho way up
clergyman to shorten the tencommand
mcnts to suit modern tastes. This is
evidence that religion, liko political
policies, must bo changed to suit
changed conditions, though the ten com
mandments have until now been satis
factory to t''e people.
Resident of a number of towns bo
tween North Platto and tho Wyoming
lino have sent word that they want the
agricultural school located at North
Pluttc and will use their influence in
that direction. In some of these towns
whore commercial clubs exist resolu
tions endorsing North Platto will bo
passed.
Lieutenant Governor Mluvlllo R. Hopo
wcll died at his home ntTekamah Tues
day morning. For three terms he held
the lleutennnt governshlp, and was re
spected and admired by all. He was
born in Indiana in 1845, served in th
civil war, and then engaged as a bull
whacker for freighters between Ft.
Leavenworth und Laramie. Ho located
at Teknmnh in 1870.
Speaking of advertising Nebraska the
Omaha Beo sayB: "Every newspaper In
Nebraska is a permanent publicity bu
reau for the state. Thcso newspaper
nak no subsidies, but thoy are entitled
to, and should receive, appreciative rec
ognition of what they nro doing, and
substantial support from all other busi
ness institutions and members of the
community that aharoin tho benefits."
The legal battle against the forest
reserves of the woBt In particular, and
conservation by the federal government
of natural resources in general wa3
lost Monday in the supreme court of
tho United States. That tribunal not
only upheld the constitutionality of tho
establishment of the reserves for any
national and public purpose, but it
settled onco for nil that the fedoral
government and not the states may say
how tho reserves may bo used.
By n majority of nearly GOO tho city
of Lincoln reversed its anti-saloon pol
icy Tuesday, and voted to have twenty
fivo suloons at a license of $2,000 each.
Tho fight was clean cut, tho personality
of tho two candidates for mayor cut
ting no figure, bb both wore committed
to carry out tho wishes of a majoiity
of the people on the liquor question.
The result of tho vote was a surprise
to the "dry" element in Lincoln, who
anticipated an Increased majority
against the saloons. For two years the
sale of liquor had been prohibited, and
it can be oaid that tho proposition had
been given a fair trial and found unsat
isfactory by a number of tho votera.
Ten thousand employes of tho
Pittsbure division of tho Penn
sylvania road wont out on a
strike Monday. These Include the em
ployes of the big shops at Altoona. The,
union' affected nro tho Brotherhood of
Carmen, Boilermakers and Helpers,
Sheet Metal Workers, the International
Association of Machinists nnd Laborers,
and the Federal Labor Union, an organ
ization of foreign laborors about
railroads, all of which are nfllliated with
the American Federation of Labor. The
cause la the allegation by the men that
In Its retrenchment policy tjie railroad
dismissed men who wero active in
organizing and carrying on their unions.
In speaking of the city election in
Lincoln Tuesday tho State Journal said :
Like tho primary, tho election all seem
ed to go ono wuy. From tho time the
first precinct return came in last night
there was hardly n glimmer of hopt- for
tho dry cause. The wets gained even
In the dry words so consistently that
thoro was never a doubt of their victory
after the count began coming in. It
was the worst Bhock the drys havo
hnd sinco they won their first victory
two years ago. It will be a long time
bifforo somu of them enn realize what
happonod, and still longer before they
can understand what brought ubout
this unexpected result.
Dramatic Recital.
An interesting program by Miss
Allen's pupils will bo given at tho Keith
Theatre Thursday evening, May 25th,
including an elaborate children's flower
fairy play entitled "The Crowning of
tho Frost King" dramatized and ar
ranged by Miss Allen from ono of
Louisa M. Alcolt's flower fables; also
readings arranged by Miss Allen from
"Helen's Babies". There will be
various scenes, readings and physical
culture drills.
Notice is hereby given that tho part
nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under tho name Temple
Real Estate & Insurance Agency is dis
solved, dating from tho 1st of May,
1011. All accourit duo tho firm nro
payable to C. F. Temple.
J. G. Bugler,
C. F. Temple.
Jesgo Slcrks and Mary Johnson, who
gave their rcsidenco as Nebraska, were
married by Judgo Grant Wednesday.
Notice.
Tho co-pnrtnorship heretofore exist
ing between Alexander F. Drebert and
J. F. Clabaugh, under the firm name of
Drebert Clothing Co. Is dissolved by
by mutual consent. J. F. Clabaugh pur
chasing tho interest owned by said
Drebert, and tho business will bo con
tinued bo tho snid J. F. Clabaugh, who
assumes all tho Indebtedness of the said
firm of Drebert Clothing Co. of North
Platte, und all accounts duo said Dre
bert Clothing Co. are duo and payable
to tho said J. F. Clabaugh at the usual
place of business, 520 Dewey St.. North
Platte, Neb., who will so conduct the
business as to merit your future pat
ronage. Tho high class of merchandise
at a nominal price will be maintained.
J. F. Clahaugii.
Lice and Chicks
To be successful with poultry
you cannot raise both. To rid
setting liens und chicks of lice
nnd mites use
Lee'3 Insect Powder
To rid poultry houses of lice,
mites and all vermon use
Lee's Lice Killer
Tho only killer of any value,
and do n ot accept uny other
kind offered just as good
Lee's Chice Food
will start them right all food
and no chaff.
For sale by
SCHILLER a CO.,
Family Druggists.
lrst door north First National Bank.
We Manufacture
Tents, awnings for store
windows, tarpaulin, wag
on covers and horse cov
ersf tents, cots and camp
chairs for sale or rent.
Grand Island
Tent and Awning Co.,
Grand Island, Neb.
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Homeopathla Physician and Surfieon
a Spwjlal attonllon clvon to confirm- 5
9 moms nnu children's dlscasos. Z
s Olllco Phono 183 ltos. Phono 283
g Olllco McDonald Btato Hank llldV
jjj A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES, jj
jj Doctors Ames & Ames, ji
Physicians and Surgeons, 8
Olllco over Stone Drug Co. 0
9 Phonos I0fflce 273 g
i i,10no9 f Residence 273 Y,
NOTICE for PUIILIOATION-
Horlal No. ittiit), 41
it oI)?pri0?nt of t,l Interior.
U. 8- Land Olllco at North Platto. Noli,
N'nllKAlal.nmV.w ..! .1.. Apr??'
.?lUVS?, 0,,NPr"' Matt?. Nab., who. on Pent.
v 8,'l?,.d8. ,,.1m.M..loa'1 !)rZ N- flfon.Borial
Bi?. HKKt. tjcctlon 4 Townahln 11?. N y.SS
iiUy.ot the. 0th Principal Meridian, hoi
tiled notlco of Intention to mako Unul five
rear proof, to establish claim to tho laud
atxivo dwirllxHl. before iho Keulstor and to"
Swo"juh10lV. NobrMk' on th0 '"
Claimant iiaimti ax wltnoiwessCoiiway p.
OauiplM.II and Carl McUrow of North Platte.
Neb., Wljllaw B. Kuw and Edward Wrlcht of
oirrtio, ftou
J- KKVANS.JUcBUtor.
, PRORATE NOTICE.
In tho Oounty Court of Lincoln county. No
braska. Apr. &th. 1MI. w"niy. no
In tho matter of the citato of Catherine
Ilrovrn. deceased.
Notice, Is hontby rtveu. that tho creditor
of said deceased will ini-nL tlm Rn,ti,,..i.
otsalti ostate. borore tho County Judeo of
Lincoln county. Nobraska. at tho county
court room in said county, on thoirtthdayof
May, Ml, and on tho Wth dayof November,
lull, at U o'clock a- to. each day, for tho pur
pose of prosoiitlnir tholrclalms for oxatuTna
lion, adjubtmuut and allowancu. 81 k months
aro allownd for urodltoni to nrcsont timir
claims and ono year for tho Kxocturlx to
aottlo Halil citato, from tho 21th day of
Apr,. lUlt. This notlco to tm published for
four augovtslvo ivvku In tho BumMVeokly
Trlijuno. a local iiow,nix:r publlnhod
lnll oeanty urlor.to May. Wth. lvlt.
jonn unAnT.county .luogb,
AN ORDINANCE:
n . .
x'roviuing lor mo construction or a
Lateral Sower District to be known nn
Extension to Sowor District "N"; to
consist of Blocks 04 nnd 05 of the
Original Plat of tho City of North Platte.
Nebraskn, and also Blocks 2-3-4-G-fi
una 7 or North I'latte Town Lot Cnv
pany's Addition tothoCityof Ntrtli
Platto, Nebraskn, except lots 1 and 2
and G and 7 of ench of said Blocka 2-3-4-G-G
and 7 which aro excluded from
said District; said Lateral Sewer com
mencing wnero me present Lateral in
DIst. N terminates on Elm Street,
runniutrthenco in a westerly direction
on tho center lino of the alley In said
blocks 04 and 05 original town of the
City of North Platte, and Blocka 2-3-4-5-6
and 7 of tho North Platto Town
Lot Company's Addition to th City of
North Platte, to where the center line
of said alloy intersects tho west lino of
uuld block 2, To bo constructed of sewer
pipe 10 In. in diameter, with proper
flush tunk, man-holes and appliances;
providing for an estimate of the cost
thereof and for bids for mnking a con
tract for said Lateral sewer: nlso nrovitl
lng for the levying against the nbut-
ting iota nnu lots not abutting accord
ing to tho front footato thereof, alonir
the lino ot' said sower, and also accord
ing to the special assessments levied for
tho construction ot said sewer; Special
assessments to provide the cost or con
structing the same:
Be it ordained by tho Mayer and
City Council of tho City of North Platte,
Nebraska:
Section 1: That the lateral sower dis
trict to bo known as Extension to Sewer
District "N" be formed from blocka 04
und 05 oriirlnal nlut of tho Citv of
North Platte and Blocks 2-3-4-5-0 and 7 of
North Platte Town Lots Company's
Audition to tne Uity or North riatte.
excluding therefrom Iota 1 nnd 2- and
0" and 7 of said Blocks 2-3-4-5-G nnd 7
North Platte Town Lot Company'
Addition to tho City of North Platte,
Ncbr.
Section 2: That the lateral sower be
constructed of 10 in. sewer pipe, at the
proper depth, on a grade required by tho
present sewer system of said city,
commencing whore tho presont
lateral In District N of Elm
Street terminates, running thence in a
westerly direction on the center line of
tho alloy In blocks 04 und 05 original
town of tho Citv of North Platte, and
blocks 2 8-4-5-0 and 7 North P latto
Town Lot Company's Addition to the
City of North Platte to where the center
line of said alley intersects tho west
lino of block 2 North Platto Town Lot
Company's Addition to the City of
North Platto, Nebr., together with the
necessary mnn-holes. fln3h tanks and
appliances along the line of said pro
posed lateral sewer.
Section 3: That tho engineer of snid
citv at once urennro and lilo with the
clork therof, on estimate of the total
cost of said proposed lateral sower.
Section 4: That after said estimate
Is made and filed ns herein provided,
that tho clerk of said citv at onco nro-
ceed to advertise in manner and form
required by law. for bids for the con
struction of said lateral sewer and ap
pliances, reserving to said city of
Nortli Platto tho right to reject any
and all bids therofor.
Section u: If an annroved bid bo
made for said work, that a contract
therefor be cntored into bv the mavor
of said city of North Platte, Nebraska,
attested oy tne cleric, witti tho neces
sary provisions nrotectinor the interests
of said city, upon tho contractor fur-
nisning a bond in sulliclent amount for
tho faithful performance of said con
tract. Section C: To nay for tho costs of
construction of said lateral sower
flush tanks, man-holes nnd ap
pliances, a special assessment shall be
lavitd according te tho law tigalnBt the
lots abutting upon the line ot said lat
eral sewer, and also on lots included in
said District not abutting on said sewer
in accordance with the benefits received.
Section 7: This ordinance shall take
effect and bein forco from nnd after
its passage, approval and publication.
Passed and nDnroved this second dav
of May, 1011
TIIOS. C. 1'ATTEUSON,
Mayor,
Attest: Chas. P. Temple,
City Clerk
AN ORDINANCE.
Providing for tho construction of a
lateral sewer district to bo known as
lateral sower district "A";, to consist
Of blocks 1-8-0 and 10 In Penlston's addi
tion to tho city of North Platte; said
lateral sewer commencing where tho
center line of tho alloy of block 1 in
tersects tho main sowor north of snid
block, running thence in a southernly
direction on tho center lino of the nlloy
in said blocks 1-80 und 10 to where the
center line of said alley intcrsocts with
the south lino of block 16: there to ter
minate with proper flush tunka to be
constructed of sewer nine 10 in in
diameter, with proper flush tanks, man
holes and anniiunccs: nrovid nc for an
estimate of the cost thereof and for bids
for malting a contract for said lateral
sower; also providing for levying ngainst
aouuing lots according to tlm iront
footage thereof along the line of snid
Bevver, special assessments to pay tho
cost of constructing- the same,
Be it ordained by tho mayor and city
council of tho city of North Platte,
Nebraska:
Section 1: That a Lateral Sewer Dis
trict to be known ns Lateral Sower Dis
trict "V bo formed from Blocks 1-8-0
and 10 in Penniston'a Addition to the
City of North Platte, Nebraska.
Section 2: That a Intornl snwer be
constructed of 10 in. sower pipes at the
proper depth and on a grade required
by the present Bewer system of Bald
city, commencing where the center line
of tho alley of Block 1 intersects tho
main sewer north of said block 1,
flienco running in u s uthornly direc
tion on tho center lino of tho ullf-y of
said blocks 1-8-0 nnd 10 to where the
center line of said ulloy inforsects the
south lino of block 10. together with
the necessary mnn-holes, flush tanks
and appliances nlong tho line of said
proposed Lateral sower. '
Section 3: That the engineer of said
city at onco prepared nnd file with the
clork thereof an cstimnto of tho total
post of suld proposed Lateral sewer.
Section 4: That after said estimate
is mado and filed as herein provided
that the clerk of said city proceed at
once to advertise In manner according
to law, for bids for the construction of
said Lateral Sawer and appliances, re
serving to the said city the right to re
ject any nnd nil bda therofor.
Section 5: If an approved bid be made
for said contract thut n contract there
fore be entered Into by the Muyor of
aid city of North Platto, attested by
the Clork, with tho necessary provis
ions protecting the interests of said
city, upon th contractor furnishing a
bond in sufficient amount for tho faith
ful performance of the said contract.
Suction 6: To pny tho costB of con
struction of sBid Lateral Sower, flush
tanks, man holen and appliances, a
special a88c?stnent shall bo levied ac
cording to law against the abutting lots
upon tho line of said lateral eewer, ac
cording to the foot frontage thereof.
Section 7: This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
the passage, approval and publication
of the same.
Paused and approved this 2nd day of
May, 1011.
Tiios. C. Patteuson,
Mayor.
Attest: Chas. P. Temple,
City Clerk.
Every Person m North Plalte,
Read This.
If any person or porsonflnhall put the
carcass of any dead animal, r tho
offals from any slaughter house or
butcher's ostnblishment,'packlnghouse,
or fish h"tiso, or any spoiled meats, or
spoiled fish, or any putrid animal sub
stance, or tho contents of nnv privy
vault, uponorinto anyrlyer, bay, creek,
pond, canal, road, Btrect, nlloy, lot,
field, meadow public ground, mnrket
space, or common, or if tho owner or
owners, occupant or occupants thereof
shall knowingly permit the samo to re
main in nny of the nforesaid situations,
to tho annoyunco of the citizens of this
state, or any of them, or shall neglect
or rofuso to remove or abate the nuisance
occasioned thereby, within twenty four
hours after knowledge of tho existence
of such nuisance upn any of tho nbove
described promises owned or occupied
by him, her, or them, or nftcr notice
thereof In writing1 from tho street com
missioner, supervisor, constable, any
trustee, or health officer of nny city or
precinct in which such nuisance shall
exist, ovury such person shull bo fined
in any sum not less thnn one nor more
than fifty dollnrs. An if said nuisance
be not abated within twenty four hours
thereafter, it shall bo deemed a second
offenco against tho provisions of this
section nnd every like neglect of each
twenty four hours thereafter shall be
considered an additional offenco against
tho provisions of this section.
I. L. MlLTONHEIlGER,
a 21-4 Sheriff.
Uncle Sam Stands First,
Uncle Sam, in his suit of stars and
Btripes, stands first among all nations,
nnd in this elevnted position he ia like
our cigars tho equal of any and sur
passed by none. We have been mak
ing cigars in North Platto for over a
quarter of n century. If wo did not
mnko good cigars we would hnvo been
out of .business years agofor no ono
would buy our cigars If thoy 'were not
good. Isn'tthis.truo?
J F SCHMALZRIED.
Section 5,
Township 12,
Range 33.
Price $5,000.
For terms address
L. C. AHLBORN,
Kensington, Ks.
Notice to Horsemen.
The good trotting stallion, P. A. Rus
sell, will make tho season of 1011 at th
homo of E. C. Richards, nt tho west
ond of Eighth street, North Platte.
F. A. RUSSELL 26703,
Trolling Record 2:18
Standard Bred and Registered.
Siro of Sir Credorick, record 2:12J; A.
Valentine, 2:181: and other fast horses.
P. A. Russell is n son of Ellerslie
Wilkes, by Georgo Wilkes, by Hnmblo
toninn 10. His dnm is Gold Leaf, tho
dam of four fast horses. She was by
luunionnu itussen dy woourord Aiam
brina by Mnmbrlna Cl.it f.
P. A. Russell is bred alone- tested
lines. Ho is n fast horse and the sire
of fast horses.
Tbkms: Fifteen dollars payable at
foaling tlmo, or if mare is sold, or
traded, or removed from county where
owned, duo and payable ut onco.
Geo. B. Griffith, Owner.
NOTIOK tfOIt I'WHLIOATION
ISOLATED Tit ACT.
HiTlal No 011)13.
I'uullc Lnml Hnlo.
Dopartuicnt of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ofllco at Nortli Platto. Nob.
Aiir IK. Illl I
Notice In bornliy irlrcn that, as dlroctod y
tho Oommtastonor of tho flnnnml T.ntirt
Olllco, undor provisions of Act of Comrrcss
niuiruTuu .iiuui-i. vju( i,h siRi., Dm, wo
will offer nt nubile salo. to tho htghost hiildor
at ton o'clock a. n., on thodth day ot .hi no
lull, at this olllco. tho followlnc-doscrlhod
lund! Lot 4. of tfce. 3. Tmrnfitiln 12. N..
Hanco SI. W of flth 1', M.
Any DonionH claiming aavorac.lv tlm Kimvn
dotscrlhed laud aro advlsuil to lllotholr claims,
orobjootlniji ouur hoforo tho tlmo doslg-
MB"
0 J It kVANS. fcMsWr.
Homeopathy
Principles
Similes, Sieiilibtu, Curanlus-
A like remedy will cure a like
disease as a remedy which has
tho samo symptoms, or produces
the same in tho well, will cure
those i In the sick, and with na
ture's help will euro quicker than
any other, and with fuss expense
to the human economy. This
system of medicine has at its
command anything in tho realm
of cure, such as electricity in any
form, the Vibrator. Massage,
Hyrothorafcntie8. Therefore tho
correctness of choosing this lino
of treatment, rather than whims
with n single borrowed Idea.
For out of town patients and all
those interested: rooms furnished
when desired, for confinement,
medical and the necessary surgi
cal cases. Trained nurses in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem
Medical and Surgical Praclicioncr
I
I GEO. D.DENT,
Physician and Surgcen,
Office over McDonald Bank.
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Specially! SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night calls promptly answered
Office P. S. Hospital. Phone 642.
DR. A, A. WARD,
Ofllco: Hotel Tlmmorman.
Special attention given diseases of
women and emergency surgery.
1 DR. W. W. SADLER,
1 Physician, Surgeon, Optician.
I District Surgeon U. P. R. R.
I Hershey, Nebraska.
WILLIS J. REDFIELD, M. D.
Surgeon, Physician, Consultant.
Office Physicians and Surgeons Hospita
Phones: Office 642, Residence 644.
F. J. BRGEKER
Merchant Tailor.
We have recently installed a French
Dry Cleaner for Men's and Ladies'
apparel of all classess, and we
guarantee satisfactory work. We
are also tailors and know how to
repair clothes.
We carry samples of goods and
make clothes of all kinds to order,
insuring first-class workmanship
ana perfect lit.
Go to
SORENSON'S
FOU
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
NOTIOR l-'OH l'UHLlOATlON.
Horlal No. (WI0.
Department ot tho Interior.
U- 8. Land Olllco at North l'latto. Nob.
. April lfith 1011.
Notlco Ib horohy Riven that Ailolph Hoy
orlo. Hon and ono of tho holm of Ueorirn llnv
crlo. deceased claimant, whose wlfo la also
aoaa. or noun riatio, Notraska who on
Deo- 1. 1105, mado homestead ontrjr No.21507.
Serial No. OUItl. for HM 8KM. NWH SE4
BWW. and NWM section 18. townsliln
12. N. Itaneo 3S, W. of tho sixth 1'rlnclpal
Meridian haa filed notlco of Intention to
make final flvo year proof to
osiauusn ciaim to mo tana auovo described,
loforo tho ItcirUtor and Itecelvor at North
I'latte, Neb., on tho 0th day of Juno 1011.
Claimant names ns nltnnnanMt rinnfnl
11. McNeol. James llochan, Wnltor 11 Mc-
ooi, wjuiain w. uroves allot wortn l'latto.
Nob ,
aW-S .1 K KVANP. TtoBlstcr.
Order of Hearing for Summnry Ad
ministration. In tho Matter of the Estate of Eu
genie Sturges, deceased.
In the County Court.
Stnto of Nebraska, Lincoln County.ss
On reading and filing the petition of
Loren C. Sturges praying that regular
administration of said estate may bo
waived as provided by Sections 5202-3-4
Cobbey's Annotated Statutes of 1909.
Ordered, that May 8th, 1911, nt 9
o'clock in tho forenoon is assigned for
heaWng said petition, when all persons
interested in said matter may appear
in tho county court to be held in and
for aaid county and show cause why
the prayer of petitioner should not be
granted.
This order to be printed for six suc
cassive issues in tho North Platto Semi
Weekly Tribuue. a lesrol newsnancr
published in Lincoln county, Nebraska,
prior 10 may am, xnil.
Save Your Suits.
Wouldn't you liko to wear that per
fectly good last spring's suit again?
And wouldn't you wear it if you could
shorten tho jacket to conform to tho
present style. If you haven't tho tlmo
to do It, or If you don't know how, just
send it to us. We nre doing a groat
deal of this kind of work this spring, ns
well ns cleaning, dyeing, pressing nnd
adding new collara nnd cuffs. A few
such change will improvo your old
suit so that you will actually enjoy
economy.
The French Dty Cleaning and Press
ing Place.
A. SIGEL, The Little Tailor.
223 E. CthSt. Phone 182
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. OlWo-CKOfit).
Dopartmcntof tho Interior.
U. 8- Land Ofllco at North l'latto, Nob.
...... . . Mar. 7th, 1011.
Notlco Is horohr jrlvon that Chris Hchlck.of
North l'latto, Nob., who on Mar 2S. 1M)I,
mado Homrstead Kntry No. UHWtl, Serial No.
01U00. for 8M NRM. and 8M NW and on
Juno 20th. 1U0I, mado Homestead Entry No.
202.U Horlal , No. 06000 for NM NWX. NH NEK
and BH, all In Section. !S). Township, II, N ,
Fantr.?. W nfthoslxtn principal morldlan
has Hied notlco of Intention to nialto final
flvo year proof, to CHtahllsh claim to tho
land abovo described, before tho Itoitlstor
aild Ilocolvor at North I'lat to Nebraska,
on tho (Ith day of May, 1011.
Claimant names as witnesses: Lorcn
Purdy. Jess Lone. Samuel Hawkins, 1'rank
Htcol all of North l'latto. Nebraska.
mllM T B. Ffiii.. rwinter.
, llEKEHEE'S SALE-
Notlco Is horobrelvon that by vlrtuoof an
order Issued to mo b tho District Court of
Lincoln county. Nebraska. In an action
wherein Krcd Hnnd Is plaintiff and Paul I).
Ilund, An:ia Uund and tho Union Pacific
Hallroad company aro defendants, I will on
tho i 0th day of May, 1911, at tho hour of 1
o'clock p. in. at tho east front door of tho
Court IIouso In tho city of North l'latto,
Lincoln county, Nebraska, soli at public
auction to tho hlehest btddor upon the roll
owlnir terms to wit! One-fourth cash, ono
fourth In ono yoar, one-fourth In two years
and ono-fourth in three years af tor sale, with
tho option of tho purchaser to pay all i-ash
or to pay In full at, any time, with trood and
sulliclent surcltlcs foi deferred payments,
said payments to draw Interest at tho rato of
six per cent per annum payablo annually,
tho following described real cstato to wit:
All of Section 83. In Township 11. North of
Itaniro 31 west of tho 0th l M. In Lincoln
county. Nebraska-
Dated this 1st da) of April, Mil.
OllA K, KU)Klt. Itoferco.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No 01UI7.
Department of tho Interior
U. S. Land Ofllco at North l'latto. Nob.
r ., . . . Mar 7th. 1B11.
Notlco Is horoby clvon that Mayboll O.
JlcNoel. of North l'latto. Nobraska. who on
5Bjr.Ul ,w4. rdo Homestead, entry
No. 10887. Serial No. 01017. for south half,
northeast quarter and south halt northwest
quarter of soctlon 84, township 16. north
ransq 82, west of tho Otb Principal
Meridian, has filed notlco ot Intention to
mako Unal flvo year proof, to establish
claim to Uiq land abovo described, before
tho Itcfflster and Itecelvor at North I'latte,
Nobraska, on Ithc 10th day of May, 1011.
Claimant names as witnesses: David
Macombor, James Median. W. W. Groves, all
of North l'latto. Nob.. Walter Ueauchamp,
or Sutherland, Nob.
mio-fl J. E. Evans. Resistor.
Rorlal No. UI55I.
Notlco for Publication-Isolated Tract.
Public Land 8alo.
Department of tho Interior,
U. 8. Land Ofllco at North Platte. Nob
, . . March 8, 1011
Notlco la horoby jjlvon that, as directed by
tho Commissioner of tho General Land Ofllco
undor provisions of Act of Congress ap
proved Juno 27th, 1006. (31 Stats., S17), we will
olTor at public sale, to tho hltrhost bidder, at
ten o'clock a. in., on tho Bib day of May,
Ml, at tills ofllco. tho followlntr-descrftjod
land: E54 of SEX of Section 0, township 15, N
Ilanuoao. V. oftith Principal Meridian-
Any persons claiming adversely tho abovo
described lands aro advised to fllo tholr
claims or objeatlons on or Iwiforo tho tlmo
deshtnated for alo. J. K. Evans
n'6. Reclster.
, hJ. 1M'9.Plsl,rIct.0o"rt,of ,l10 Thirteenth
Judicial District In and tor Lincoln County,
Nobraska.
Thomas-Coopor. Plaintiff,
vs.
Charlos Francis. Mao Rlchatdson. Imlso
Richardson and Margaret Richardson, Dofon-dauis-
. . NOTICE.
Charles Francis. Mao Richardson, Lonlso
Richardson nnd Marirarot Hlchardsoii.ilrfon
ddar.ts, will tuko notlco that on the 27th, day
of March 1011. Thomas Cooper.plalntlir horoln
filed his petition In thu District. Court of Lin
coln County. NobrasUa, ntralnst. said dnfon
dants.the object and prnyi ror which aro to se
cure Iho cancellation of a deed purporting to
havo been oxecutrd by Alexander Richardson
Deceased, and protondlmr to convoy an un
divided one half Interest to William II.
Richardson, doceasod to BEX N V!H and lots
8, and 6, Township 10 north of Raniro Twenty-six
west, flth. P. M. and to havo tho title
of said Promises uulotod in tills plaintiff .
You ore required to answor said potition on
or hoforo tho 8th day of May, 1011.
Dated March 27th 1011.
Thomas Coo iT.il. Plaintiff
Ily Geo. L. iToneh. Attorney
ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION TO
WAIVE ADMINISTRATION.
In tho Comity Conrt of Lincoln County,
Nobraska. "
State ot Nobraska, Lincoln County, S3.
In tho matter of tho ostato of lturrdoll
Alyoa, decoasiHl.
On reading and flllnir tho petition of Jamos
Alyeo praylmr that tho resrular administra
tion of tho estiito of llurrdoll Ayloa.
deceased, may he waived In Lincoln Country.
Nebraska, as provided by section 6202-3-4.
ordered: That May I, 1011, at 0 o'clock a-m-,
Baid potition will bo hoard at which time
mi. isvinwua HiiuruniiHi in nam u.iiatd may ap
pear before tho county court of said county
and show cause why tho prayor of said potl-
j . . . . MtuuM, aim reiruiar
administration of said ostato waived, and
decree of heirship entered. This order to bo
printed for six sueeciMvu issues in tho North
Platto Tribune, a, suml-weukly nowspapor.
published in Lincoln County, Nebraska.
juim uiiamt. county Juuire.
VjniniJl nn c"nmrT.HinMfii
Tho State of Nobraska. I.a
Lincoin uounty. "
In tho County Court-
Ti ... , . np ,1... ......... . .
... v..u uiuhui u. tuu uniuiu 01 .101 III II.
Johnson, deceased- To tho creditors, helrn.
iniiaioos, ami others interested In tho ostato
of John il. Johnson. -
m i? "P1100- UlRt Thllda Johnson has
uuiiij tuurk a report or her
doliies as Administratrix ot shl.nstato and
Jtlsordored that tho samo stand forhoarlntr
foro tho court at tho hour of U o'clock o. m..
lit. wllfi'll t mn Riiv nDNAii I. ........... ...i
pear and except to audcontost tho samo. And
,1 ywOTint is oruorwi tivuii
lfJth1 'pi'.VR? 'r..8 ,f succosslvolssues fn tho
...ruii.i -, ..m....u, ii;hui iiuwspapur
published In said county prior to said dajof
Witness my hand and tho seal of thu county
court at North Platto this 10th day of Aprft
John oh a nt, cotmi Jtmit