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TUSEDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1911.
Lecal Paragraph!. ,
Mrn, Van Dyke loft today for Cozad
to spend two weeks or more
Harry Fleishman returned this morn'
lng from a Bhort Btny in Omaha.
Kobart .flarvey, of Lincoln, state cn
. glnccr, is spending the day in town.
Misses Evelyn Sandall and Cossle
Miller vill leave Saturday for Gothcn
burg.
C. P. Campbell, former principal of
the local schools, spent yesterday In
town.
Mrs, Portorfield of Horshey is spend'
ing a fow days in town having dentn
work done.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Andy Yost left Saturday
for Chicago to visit Mrs. Charles Dill
for two weeks. (
Miss Gertrude llcrrod, of Columbus,
who spent the past three weak with
friends, left this morning.
Clarenco T. Murphy of Curtis and;
Minnie Donner of Kearney, wore mar
ried yesterdny by County Judge Grant,
Herbert Luckey, of Sutherland, who
i.i well known in this city, wus operated
on In Chlcogo for appendicitis yester
day.
The onrollmcntin tho high school yest
erday was one hundorcd nndnlnoty two,
ninety of whom-aro freshmen. The
ward ochools are also crowded.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stuart and
daughter Eleanor, of Washington, D, C,
will arrive tomorrow to visit the form
or'H Hlutor, Mrs. A, F. Streitz.
John Thomas, of Dickons, wus in
town yesterday getting endorsements
for appointment ns postmaster at
Dickens, vice Cecil Tuoll, resigned.
Last Friday vns tho opening day of
tho prairie chicken season nnd daily
slnco thoti the hunters have been abroad
in the fields. The chickens are reported
Bcnrcu and so far none of tho nlmrods
havo no far as wo have learned, brought
in tho maximum number allowed bylaw.
John C. Galloway, formor manager
of.thu locnl Postal Telegraph office,
was nrroslod tho last of tho week by
Sheriff Dunkell forombozzlement while
in charge of the Grand Inland office.
Ho wan chnrged with taking about ono
hundrod dollars of the company's funds
nd the trial was to be hold Jn Grand
Island. Kocontly Mr. Galloway he's
had elurgo of tho office atChappell and
ndmit3 the shortage.
Mrs, C. U. Hodgers, of Mooroftuld.
died at heu home at that plncu Aug.
31st, of dropsy of tho heart. Thefunoral
was held Scpt.lBt at the M. E, church.
Mrs. Rogers, who was soventy-two
years of ngo, was ono of tho old sottlers
having resided In Lincoln county slnco
1830. Sho leaves to mourn her loss a
husband, three dnughtors and four sons,
beside n large number of neighbors and
l'rionds. Mrs, Rogers was a faithful
mombor of tho M. E. church. Her
love and devotion was spent on those
of her own household; a kind nnd loving
wife nnd mother, evor considerate of
tho wants nnd needs of othors. She was
the mother of M. C. Rodgers the hnr
noss man of this city.
Myrtle and Vicinity..
Miss Ada Brown, of Osceola, Nebr.,
ia'vi.Bitirig'old tlmo friends;
Chirllo ' Gambrol purchased n now
piano recently,
Missionary Tumor, accompanied by
Rev. uud Mrs. Kimberly, gave a inngic
lantern show and lecture on Sunday
school work at the Gambrol school
houso last Wednesday evening.
A Hastings dispatch dated yesterday
suytf: Burtlott Richards, wealthy
ranchmnn, sont to the Adams county
jail to servo n one-year sentenco for
fencing public land, died inn sanitarium
here at u:15 this morning, following a
HurgicHl operetion, thu second ho had
submitted to slnco being imprisoned.
Thu finit was at Rochester, Minn,, for
which ho was temporarily released. Ho
returned here about five weeks ago.
The second operation was performed
hore Saturday night.
A Real Patriot.
"T.et'a seo." snld the Inwycr who had
ineb au out of town acquaintance on u
Htreet dir. according to the New Or
loans Plcnyune, "doesn't your town
soon Holt! an election V"
"It tlOt'H."
t'nd I suppose you tuko a, lively lu
"lrct'ln It?" . ,;, j .
'Vfeil. not too llvely-fiot no lively
r I used to."
' 'Interest falling off. eU? Didn't you
',niii for mayor two or tkrefe years ngo?"
"I have ruu for mayor of my town
peven -successive times, sir."
"And becn-bcon"
"Been dofcutcd every ttme, sir."
Then you probably won't run
JlgRlU?"
"That'a uncortnln. I am going to
u.V'l'rt1 around and And If J ani foully
Ii"i-.'SJf8iwiit t LHm.'.then PJI
tfltiW' - WdiM'rVof, tb6u H will
i ,-.v1(Hm : man they ilo.wnnt.''
Sure It Wat Hit Wife.
Threo o'clock was the very earliest
tho man could get up to the store.
his wlfo askcr him to meet her then
"I don't know In what dcpartnu-nt I
shall bo nt time time." she mild, "bur
Just before 11 I will telephone In Hie
clerk ut Hie liifornniiloii utimin tu-t
tho tnnln I'litrotii'e. nnd if you will Jn (
step over mid itnlr hllu lie will lull n
where I nm."
At two minute pnsi :i tin' imn
aotijrltt liiftii'iifiiiliiti ii to t In- wiit'iv
about of liN wlfi'
"I Initv n t;f x'fi'.'i'." nHd tit -Jirii
'from n vooimi iii -: l Iit iiti!mnd
would li'i;tilie Tn ii!iiit ti nVln V
Mnvlie It l lif n'i Vw tld it !'
you iln't rth- a- tit' m i'!l:inkv r-.
over on n.sMi m-i'iin. t il;il-!i if
suofipfifu lf iit' the 'IitUh in i fii
store me ltuiiuii'iit. tin' pliti'i' i;i vimi
tllnted itinl '-'ie oii.dn'i tlnd iKiytluv'
bIio wnillt'il lli'ri mr how mid newt
has ln'cli nlile to f Vntl iiiiythl'ij lii'i'.
nnd hlr Is lionlilvi'l.v the umi nan
silo will over try to l)iid'n.ritil:if.'
here. Of coiirw llftil tnlsbt !
your wlfe"-
"Oh. yes." kiiIiI the mini: "tlt.u w:i
her nil rlKht."-Now York Situ.
Coclilneel Iniccts.
Before many years cochineal niir!tt
will have become a thing of liNtory
only, like the Tyrinn purple or uutt(Ul
ty. Tlu.t Is the conclusion of M. Leon
Dlguct. who has been Httidylnu: the
state of the cochineal Industry Mis
Ico. The first specimens of cochineal
were taken to Europe by the Mpuiilsh
ndvetiturcrs In the sixteenth cijfitury.
Tho Indians hurt cultivated the coi-cus
cnctl. from which tho color Is. derived
in pre-Columblnn times, nnd after the
Spanish conquest, tho Industry devel
oped rapidly. The city of Onxnca wns
tho center of tho cochineal country In
tho days of Humboldt, but only u few
plantations of the nopal enctux. on
which tho insects nru fed. now remain.
The fornnle Insects only iifo used to
form rt dyo, and they nre gathered by
brushing the branches of the nopal an
soon ns they begin to lay their i-Kps,
They are then desiccated In- ovens or
killed with boiling wntor.
Duel With Horsewhips.
A novel but brutal form of duel be
tween two carters look place at Itnjn,
Hungary. Being both In lovo with the
daughter of tho farmer who employed
them, they decided to fight for her
with their heavy horsewhips, the girl
agreeing to act as umpire and accept
tho winner. In order to Insure that
thero should bo no running away, they
first fastened themselves to two posts
In the ground. The girl iruvo tho slg.
nnl to begin, nnd tho two men. who
were stripped to the waist, began to
belabor each other with such fury
that long bleeding welts soon cov
ered their faces, arms nnd bodies.
Unable to bear the horrible sight, the
girl ran nwn.v for help. When she
came bnck with some of the neigh
born they found the two men lying on
tho ground covered with blood nnd
exhnusted, The duel was declared n
draw.
A Luscious Morsel.
A speaker ut n llternry dinner In
fsew York snlds
"lie who writes 1 for posterity can
only expect the approval of posterity
To his own generation his work will
be ns unpalatable as German carp
and you know tho recipe for cooking
Gorman carp?
"No? Woll. then, this Is It:
"Catch a German carp In a stagnant
and muddy stream. Clean It 'Imme
diately and hang It In tho sun three
days to dry. After It Is thoroughly
dried nnll It to a spruce board and
cover It with a paste of salt and miis
Let it stnnu two unys longer, now
bako It forty-olght hours. Remove the
nails, scrape off the salt and mud paste
cnrefully nnd thon oat tho board-
novor eat tho carp." '
Why the Head of a Lion.
A custom thero Is In most purls o
Europo to adorn aqueducts, spouts nnd
cisterns with lions' heads, which
though no lllriudublo ornament. Is o
an Egyptlnu genealogy, who practiced
tho same under a symbolical Illation
For because the sun being In Leo, the
tlood of Nllu was at the full and
water became conveyed Into every
part, they mnde' the spouts, .of their
aqueducts through the head or u linn
-Sir Thomns lirownc. " Vulgar " Er
rors."
Eskimo Beliefs.
Eskimos believe tluil earth uud all
ure tilled with spirits. The one drag-
men into the eiirth by the feet, froi
which they never emerge, the "tin
Htrlues men. dead, leaving mi marl;
They often stop and listen a nil sa
that Tuna of the wind I panning liy
Imagining that tun air is full of voire
Did HU Best.
The Clergyman-Do you tmun t
say that your wife goes to 'huiv
every .Sunday without you? Hits
band-Well, It Isn't my fanlt. I cuu
persuade her to stay nt limne.-Ntni.v
Rtorles.
An Evon Thlnn.
Mistress Bridget, how long would
you stay with me If I couldn't pay
you?.Mnld As log ns you'd keep
me if 1 couldn't cook, inuiii. -Harper's
Bazar.
Immortsljty,
"Speaking of Immortality, whnt'fl tho
matter with tho hen?"
"Go on."
"Her son novor sets." New York
Times.
Consolation,
Kulckor My wlfo la nlways praising
tho tnon sho rejected for mo.. Bocker
Kover mind; sho will praloyypu to her
second Uusban(l.--Now York Sun.
A Prophecy
B, CAROL H. PIERCE
Copyright by American Prese Asso
ciation. 1911.
5 ;
When the civil war woh coming on
Enoch Armsby, a Connecticut Yupkce,
who had taken It Into his head to run
n plantation on the Mississippi river
somo twenty miles south of VIckh-
burg, found himself u northern man
with southern Interests. Despite the
differences between him and his neigh
bors they didn't drive him out. His
bou, Zcko. who had lived in the south
longer than In the north, enlisted In
tho Confederate army, and this dis
posed the southerners more than ever
to let the father alone.
Enoch Armsby
told his southern
friends that, there
wore reasons why
tho north would prevail.
"1 guess." he Hald, "uothln can
stand njmlnst the south for tlghtlu',
but it Isn't nguthf that's goln' to win.
The northern people are full of re
sources, wnen incy come tiown neru
you'll find that they will convert n fer
ryboat Into a mnn-or-war, ouim
britlges with cotton bales, nnd when
they capture ono o' your railroads
they'll git out a time tablo and run
It nearer the schedule than you fellers
can do It In time of peuco."
1 reckQn one southo'nor cnu whip
flvo Yankees." would be the reply.
"S'posln' they do. S'posln' they kill
the 'live Yankees nnd
threo out
flghtln'. They will be Jolucd by three
more Yankees nnd bo us strong ns
ever. That'll go right on."
The Federal forces slowly mnde their
woy down the river and in tlmo the
grent event at the war In that region,
the siege or Vlcksburg. hegan. JCeko
Armsby participated In the lighting
thnt took place In tho rear of that city,
was captured and eiuillued with a lot
of Confederate prisoner or war In a
manufactory or undertakers' supplies,
When thu news reached Mm father the
neighbor said
"Mr. Armsby, reckon yer moii It have
n chance to show that Ynilki Ingenu
irv vn iiiMMi imiLiirm uiiiiiii uuu
Reckon he'll Hurt n wny fo' getthrout."
1 guess y.eue II git out If nny one
can."
"How's he goln' to do It? That fae
tory Is on n point o lauu sticuur out
Into tho river. There's a high wnll on
one sldo uud water on the other. Tho
Yauks hnln't sue! fools ns to giv'e
their prisoners boats, are they?"
"1 cucss not." the rather admitted
"Well, wo'll see what Yankee Inge
nuity 'II do. Thero's soveral hundred
southerners in that building, and if one
northerner Invents' a way to bit' Out
wo'll give up the point about t no 'su-
norlorltv of vo neon c." "
Ono morning one or Mr. Aruibby's
neighbors stood on the bank looking
up tho river, shading hla eyes with his
hnnds. Another person saw him, and
having nothing to do, wnlked slowly
opt to Bee what tho first was looking
nt Another and another Joined the
party, nnd finally Armsby hlmsolf ap
peared.
"Somop'n nuaur?" nsked one or the
pnrty.
'powerful ipianr. I'd reckon If was
driftwood, only fo' somep'n sbinln' On
It. Thur-rtld yo' see the flash?'''"'"'
Every one saw It and wondered. The
driftwood or whatever It was came
rapidly nearer, for the current or the
Mississippi Is by no menus slow, and
ns the thing approached many were
the comments made upon It. Some
mild It was a lug that had been
sqtinrcd,. sumo that It was an obloiig
box. while others noticed thnt It was
nmnller at each end than In the middle.
As It rolled something, elthor glnss or
metnl, occasionally caught the ray of
tho sun ami sent out a Hash.
"By Bum. It's n colllnl" exclaimed
ono or the watchers.
"Acollln?" oxclnlmcd the othors.
"Whnt can a collln bo dolu' tmllln'
down tho river?"
"It Is n collln. sho'."
While those remnrks .wero 'being
mndo tho collln ror such It was was
approaching the bank on which the
party was standing.
"There must be a eo'pse In It." re
marked one. "or It would roll over."
"Thar thing that rellects the light Is
tho plate."
Tho collln floated by, and as It did
so the upper pint or tho lid was lifted
off by tho snld corpse, nnd a pnle race
rose and looked nt the party with
frightening effect.
"By Jlng." exclaimed Armsby. "Its
my boy Zekel"
"Beckon." snld several others.
"Dnd," cried the young man, "come
out lu a boat and git me. 1 haven't
got no oars,"
Armsby ran downstream to where
n boat was tied, rowed out to the cof
fin nnd towed It ashore. Then Zeke
told them that In 'the undertaker' sup
ply manufactory (his prison i n hnil
dlscovered a pile of coKIuh. lie, had
launched hlmcir In one of thenuibe-
fore daylight.
"Feller rltlzeus," Bpoke up one o? the
party, "we'll nove' compie slch people
ns that iih loug as God Almluhty lives.''
A courerenco was iielil. and Itwns
decided that the people of the county
bo recommended to havo nothing tp do
with the war. They felt assured that
a people who would use cnfllns for
boats instead of burying corpses would
be round Invincible. Enoch Armsby
simply said, "1 told you so." nnd when
the Conredorncy collapsed became tho
most Influential planter iu those pnrls.
o
make prisoners of tho other two. The cd for backhend Xr k dne
two they don't kill will Invent some di80rjora. Whenever I am suffering
wny o' glttlu' out o' Jail nnd go on from those troubles. I nnnonl to Doan's
I Miss Herman Knessmann, formerly
I of Rochester, N. Y., the" school teacher
who formed a $175,000 company at a
Rochester tea party to buy and operato
a Kansas oil refinery, is bankrupt Sho
filed a petition nt Fort Scott yesterday
giylng her liabilities nt $107,000 and her
.assets at 5200. Miss Kaessman was
! tho first woman In tho wortf to operate
nn oil company.
A palatial gambling house, patronized
exclusively by women in the higher
walks of lifo and operated by a woman,
has been in operation in Minneapolis
for weeks. Tho police say tho rooms
contain two tfozen tables. Tho placa
was handsomely furnished and luncheon
was Bervcd. It was in Nicolletto
avenue tho chief commercial street of
the city. Every afternoon a string of
automobiles lined up in front. Follow
ing complaints of husbands Hint their
wives were losing money there, the
woman operator of tho establishment
WM qummoned to nolice hendaunrtors.
Sho was allowed her freedom on her
promise to suspend operations.
THEY ALL DEMAND IT.
North
PUttc. Like Every City end
n in the Uuion, Receives It
Tows
Peonlo with kidnev ills want to bo
cured. When ono suffers the tortures
of an aching back, relief is eagerly
sought for. There nre many remedies
today that relieve but do not euro.
Hero is evidence to prove thnt Doan's
Kidney Pills cure, and tho euro is last
ing: Mrs. Christina Pickott, 318 East
is. at,, xsortn rintto. NeDr., says: "I
havou8cd Doan's Kidnoy Pills, which I
procured from McDonnell & Grnvns'
f?"1'? Store, for kidney trouble and
Kidney Pills and their use gives mo ro
liof. Other members of my family
have taken Doan's Kidney Pills with
excellent results,"
For Salo by all dealers. Price EOc.
Foater-Milburn Co., Buffnlo, N. Y,,
solo agents for tho United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
tnko no order.
PERFECT IN
EVERY .LINE
that is the way
you will look in
your photograph,
when we take it.
You i have the
right to demand
porfection of port
raiture. YOU LOOK
YOUR BEST
when you come to
us, nnd we do our
best. This means
that something
will result, nnd
it is a perfect
G.W.ANDERSON
Go to
SORENSCWS
F0IC
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth
OHOKR OK HRAHINO ON OIUQINAI. I'UO
HATH Or WILL,,
Slnto of Nebraska, Lincoln County. S. S.
in me bounty (Jourt.
In tho Matter of the KsUtu of J. It. Chris
tanson. deceased.
On readimr and flllnir tho nntlttnn nf Jnhn I?
Vcrdlcs praying that the Instrument tiled on the
18th day of August, 1911, and purporting to be an
authenticated copy of tho lt will and testament
01 me said ileeenseu. mav be nrovpil. anunivn
anoweu aim rocorueu urn tno last win ana tcsm
ment or the said J . 11. Uhrlstnnson. riope.-ined.
urtlcrcd. That September 25th. 11)11. at 9 o'e lock
a. m. Is BSBlimed for hearing said netltlon. when
all persons interested In said matter may appear
at a county court to be held In and for said coun.
ty, and show canto why tho prayer of petitioner
nouiu not oe grameu.
This notice to bo published threo successive
weeks In Tho North Platte Tribune, a letral news.
paper, prior lo said ctato or Heating.
soil JOHN UKANT. County Judge.
HUMPHREYS'
Rnnnlflra rnrn hv nctlns directly On the
iilcAs parts without disturbing tho rost of
uio system.
No. l lor l overs.
No. 2 "Worms.
No. 3 " ToctUlng,
No. 1 ' Diarrhea.
No. 7 " CougkB.
No. 8 Neuralgia,
No. 0 Headaches.
No. 10 " Dyspepsia.
No. II " Suppressed Periods.
; No. 12 Whites.
No. 13 Croup.
No, 14 Tho Skin.
No. 15 Khouiuatlsm.
N.o. 10 " Malaria. j
No. 19' Catarrh.
""'''Wo. 20 " Whooping Congh.
No. 27 " ThoKiduoys,
No. 30 " Tho Bladder,
No. 77 " Grippe.
In small bottles ot pellets that fit tho ves
pocket, yvt liruR3iKts or mauoii, boo, encu
fitfrMedleftl Outdo mailed free.
lfiinlphrey,Med.Co.,Cor WIIlia'.'oua Street
ew juhf.
Suits All Classes.
Tho clears wo make and sell suits all
classes of men. We havo several
brands of nickel cigars which aro pro
nounced a superior article by smokers
of good judgment For tho man who
wants a liner cigar, wo have tho ton
centers, which are as srood a cicrar as
you can buy anywhere. There aro men
in JNortn 1'inttc who havo smoKcu our
cigars for over twenty-flvo years and
aro satisfied. That tells the story of
the quality.
J. F. SCHMALZRIEn.
Office phono 241. Res. phono 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
A. J. AMES. MAUIK AMES.
Doctors Ames & Ames,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Office over Stone Drug Co.
8
Phones
Ullico 273
f Residence 273
WILLIS J. REDFIELD, M. D
Surgeon, Physician, Consultant.
Office Physicians and Surgeons Hospita
Phones: Office G42, Residence G44.
DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST,
Graduate Northwestern Dniversitv
Ofllco over McDonald State Bank
r
GEO. D. DENT,
s iijibiciii uiiu uuiybuii,
5 Office over McDonald Bank.
$ Phonos t Office 1G0
I Phones Residence 115
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Specialty: SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night calls promptly answered
uiuce f. a. Hospital, mono o4Z.
DR. J. S. TW1NEM,
rtomeopathlo Physician andSurgeon
Hpcclal attcnllnn given to conllno-
menu and child run'H diseases,
Ohlco Phono 18.1 Hes. Phono 283
Ofllco McDonald Statu Hank Illd'e
Jog-along Transfer Co.
C. II. SAWYER, MGR.
Hack and Heavy Drayinpr of nil Kinds.
Piano moving n specialty. Up-to-date
1011 piano truck. Office hours 8 a. m.
to C p. m. Office with Postal Telecraph
uinco nnone zui. Kesuience 051
Send Us Your Shipments of
Grain and Hay
wo pay tno top market. Threo cou
pons free with returns on each car of
hay you ship us to handle for your ac
count. Fifteen coupons and $3.50 in
ensn will secure for your hhmo an ele
gnnt
42-Piece Royal Blue Dinner
Set worth $10.00.
Consicn your hav to us and nlease
the ladies and also tret a (rood nrico for
your nay.
uur Aiotto: Fair treatment and
prompt remittances. '
Sample of tho quality of theso dishes
can do seen at tno oltico of tno Semi
Weekly Tribune,
The F. C. Ayres Mer. Co.,
20th and Wnzco Streets,
Denver, Colorado.
v Notice to Delinquents.
Notice is hereby given thnt the ron
tnl unon tho lease contract to tho fol
lowing described school land in Lincoln
county, .Nebraska, as set opposite tho
name of the holder thereof, is delin
quent, and if the amount which is due
is not paid within sixty days from tho
dnto of this notico. said contnict will
be declared forfeited by tho Board of
Educational Lands ana Funds, and
saiu forfeiture will be entered of re
cord in tho manner provided by law:
Lots 1 to 4 8-14-31 Mrs. II. J. Hen
dorson.
NESW, NESW 1C-14-33, D. W,
Hnrshfield.
S 1 10-10-29 F. A. Votaw.
u. uowles. commissioner ot run -
lie Lands & Buildings.
Dated Aug. 17, 1011.
F. J. BROjSKjBR
Merchant Tailor.
Wo havo 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.
I We carry snmples of goods and
make clothes of all kinds to order,
insuring nrsi-ctass woricmansnip
and perfect fit.
IN THE DISTniCT COURT OP LINCOLN
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
In the matter of the annllratlnnnf Jnhn tTorrn.1
ndmlnlrtrator of the estate of Mary Lamplugh,
deceased, for license to sell renl estate.
U1IUKK TO SJHOW CAUSE.
On this 16th ilflv of An cm it. 1911. thin nnu
came on for henriner unon the netltlon under nnth
of John Herrod, administrator of the estate of
Mary L.ampiaugn, deceased, praying for license
to sell tho following described real estate of tho
said Mary Lampluugh to-wit: That part of lot C,
block 103, In the city of North Platte described as
follows: Ucginnlng at a point on tho south lino
of said lot 40 feet east of southwest comer: thence
on tho fouth line of said lot 20 feet: thence tn it
northerly direction on a lino parallel with tho
east one or said lot to tho north lino or snld lot;
thence westerly on the north line of said lot 20
fret; thence In n southerly direction to the placo
of beginning, or a sufficient amount thereof to
bring tho sum of T3IM.G0 with tho payment of
debt allowed said estate and allnwanrn nnd rnt
of administrator, for the reason that there is not n
suincient amount or personal property In the
possession of aald John Herrod. admlnlatnitnr.
belonging to oald citato to pay said debts, allow
anccs and costs.
That all persons Interested In said estato appear
before me nt Chambers In the city of North
Platte In snld county on tho 7th day of Octnherj
1911, at nine o'olock a. m., to show cause, If any
there be, why a llcenso should not bo granted to
said John Herrod. administrator, to sell tn mnrh
of tho above described real estate of anld deced
ent, as shall bo .necessary to pay said debU and
expenses.
It is further ordered that a copy of this onlcr bo
served to all parsons Interested in said estate
by causing tho same to be published once a week
for four successive weeks In the North Plnttn
Scml-weekly Tribuno a newspaper published In
saiu county or Lincoln, state of Nebraska.
11. M. UBIME3. Judge.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of LINCOLN
. , COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
In the matter of tho nnnllcntlon of John Hnr.
rod, administrator of the estate of Isaac Lamp
lush, deceased, for llcenso to sell renl estate.
, UIIUEK TO SHOW CAUSE.
On this 16th day of Auzunt 1911. this rnn.n
camo on for hearing on tho petition under oath
of John Herrod, administrator of tho estate of
Isaac LamptUKh, deceased, praylnlr for license to
sell tho rollowlntr described real estate of tho
said Isaac Lamulush. to-wlt: Tho runt nnn-otnv
cnthof Lot 6, Block 103, In tho City of North
riaiv, Deinir a strip or lanu six leot In width nnd
132 feet In length on the cast sldo of said Lot C
In Block 103. In the City of North Platte, Lincoln
county, Nebraska, or a sufficient amount thereof
to brinir the sum nf fnr thn nnvm.ni.r
debts allowed said estate, and allowances and
costs or administrator, Tor the reason that thero
is not a sufficient amount of personal property in
the possession of said John Herrod, 'administra
tor, belonirlnir to said eatata tn n.iv mnM Ho).t. nl.
lowances and coats.
That all persons Interested In snld estato ap
pear beforo mo at chambers In the City of North
riatto In said county on tho 7th day of October.
1911, at nine o'clock n. m. to show cause. If any
thero be, why a license should not bo ernnted to
John Herrod, administrator, to sell bo much of
Uio abovtt described real estate of said decedent
as shall be necessary to pay mid debts and ex
penses. it is lurthcr ordered that a copy of this order
be served, to all persons Interested In said es
tate, by causing the samo to be published onco a
week for four succcsslvo weeks In the North
I'latto Scml-Wcckly Tribune, a newspaper pub
lished In said county of Lincoln, State, of Ne
braska. M H. M. GRIMES. Judgo
NOTICE OI' CONTEST.
Department, of thfrlntcrior, U. S. Land Oftlce,
m .... No.rtJi I'lottC Nebraska, Aug. 14. 1911.
To Richard Taylor, of Soannuth. Nebraska.
contestee:
You aro hereby notified that Theodm-n AmI.
son, who gives Spannuth, Nebraskn. as hlB post
office addrens, did on July 14. 1911, filo in this
offico his duly corroborated application to contest
and secure the cancellation of your homestead
entry No. , serial No. 02017, made June 29,
1WH, lor southwest quarter section 32, townst.tp
14. ranse 2G. west of tho Sixth Prlnrlnnl MH.
dlan, and as, grounds Mr his contest he alleges
that said claimant never did reside upon said land;
thnt he never cultivated any portion of somo and
that tho said entry is moro than seven years old
and has expired by tho statutes limiting its life.
You are, therefore, further notified that the
said allegations will bo taken by this ofllco as
having been confessed by you, and your said entry
win ut cunccuvu mcrcunucr without further
right to bo heard therein, either before this office
or on appeal, If you fall to fllo In this offlce
within twenty days nftor tho fourth publication of
this notice, ns shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically meeting and responding to these
allegations of contest, or if you fall within that
umo to mo wunin tins olllce due proof that you
havo served a copy of your answer on said con
testant cither In person or by registered mall. If
this service is mado by the delivery of a copy of
your answer to the contestant In person, proof of
such service must bo either tho said contestant's
written acknowledgement of his receipt of tho
copy, showing the date of Its receipt, or the affi
davit of the person by whom the delivery was
mado stating when nnd where tho ropy was de
livered; If made by registered mall, proof of such'
service must consist of tho affidavit of tho person
by whom thrf copy was mailed stating when and
the poBtotlko to which It was mailed, nnd this
affidavit must be accompanied by the postmast
er's receipt for tho letter.
YOU should state In vour Rmwrr IL nim nf
tho postoffico to which you dcslro fyjuro notico to
be sent to you.
n?-4 J. E. EVANS. Register
Date of first publication Auinint 22. lflll-rintx
of second publication August 29, 1911: dato of
third publication. Sentember 6. 1911: dnta nf fourth
publication September 12, 1911.
Serial No. 022T3.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEl'AUTWENT OIT TUB INTKHIOIl.
United States Land Ofllco.
At North Platto. NobrMlta. July. 27, 1911,
Notice Is hereby given that Danlol
W. Klink) (if North I'lutt.l N,l)l.. Ulul
Oct. 1st. 1BOI, rnadi. homestead ontry No.
20&7S. Serial No. 02253 for tho east half ot
MmiiiwusMjiuru'r. Htciion 4, Township 11,
N.. Range. 81 V ut thn fitli Principal
Meridian, lias (lied notico of In
tention to rimke flnal flvo rear
proof, to CKiabllf.li claim to thn land nbovo
described, loforo thu register and receiver
at North Platto, Nebraska, on the 25th (lav
of Hept- 1U11.
Claimant names a witnesses! Carl
nroeder. of North Platte, Nob,, William
Griffith, of DIckmiR. Nob., John Pulls of Som
erset, Nob., It. O, Tibbies, of North Platte,
Nob-
al-fl J. K- Evans. Register,
ORDER OK IIEATUNd ON PETITION FOB
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR.
Stata of Nebraska. Lincoln County, SS,
In tho County Court
In tho matter of tho estato of 1'alnor
ICorby, rtpooased
On reading and filing tho iwtltlonot Simon
Rorby, praying that tho administration of
ald estato may bo granted to Simon Borby
ax administrator,
Ordered. That Sept- 18th, 1011, at 0 o'clock
a.m.. Is assigned for hearing said petition
when all persons Interested In said matter
may appear at a county court to bo licH In
ana for said county, and show cause why
tho prayor alt petitioner should not be
granted; and that notico ot tho poodency ot
said petition and tho hearing thereof, be
given to all persons interested In said matter
by pnbllcatlng a cony of this order In tho
North Platto Soml-Wcokly Tribuno, a legal
weekly newspaper printed In said cchnty for
threo succeshlyo weeks, prior to said day or
day ot hearing.
Dated AugubtSl. IDtl,
I-3 .Town Quant. County Juduo
Notice.
To Mnmio G. Culton, Defendant:
You nre hereby notified that on tho
28th day of Anril, 1911. Albert B. Cul
ton filed n petition against you in tho
District Court of Lincoln county, Ne
braska, tho object ard prayer of which
are to obtain a divorce from you on tho
grounds that you have willfully aban
doned plaintiff, without cause, for tho
term of moro than two years last past.
iou aro required to answer saw po-
tition on or before tho 18th dnv of Sen-
, teniDer, xati.
i Albert B. Culton, Plaintiff.
1 By E. II. EyVNS, His Attorney,
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