Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Pabluher.
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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Post
ofllco as Second Class Matter.
TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1912
Frofn Dea Moines comes tho word
tlmt Senntor Cummins, of that state,
will shortly announce thnt ho is n can
didate for tho presidency. This is not
startling. It was generally conceded
nst year thnt the Senntor would shy
his enstor into the ring.
Wo don't clnlm to know anything
about seed corn, but tho fellows who
claim to know say thnt tho Nebraska
crop of lust yenr will not bo good seed
for this yeur, and the sntne is said to
bo true of Iown corn. It will probably
be woll for Lincoln county farmers to
tost tho corn they select for seed and
thus be on the safo side.
Mayor Jim, of Otnalui, announces
that he will see thnt n Bpccial train is
provided for the Nebraska democrats
who wish to attend the nationnl con
vention at Baltimore, and says thnt a
n commissnry enr will bo provided. Wo
aro glad ho has taken palus to speak of
tho commissary car, for without such n
car not u half dozen democrats could bo
drummed up to take pussage on that
train.
Rcduco tho price of ment. notntocs.
flour, butter, eggs and milk, and tho
cry of the nverngo man about high
prices will largoly censo. And yet
when these commodities nro low in
price, tho farmer will tell you thnt ho
is not mnklng n living; that ho is grow
ing poorer ovcry dav. Thus tho nricos
that aro satisfactory to ono class is un-
satlslactory to another clnss. and there
is nover n timo nor a condition when
ovorybody 1b satisfied.
Colonel Harvoy, editor of Horpor's
wcewy, mado Woodrow Wilson irovor
nor of Now Jersey, and started out in
tho nttcmpt to make him prosident of
tno united IStates. but WI son re
quested Harvey to withdraw his support
as It was proving injurious to Wilson's
candidacy. At least Harvov savs Wil
son mado such a statoment but Wilson
donles it, which is evidonco that some
body is either mistaken or else lying.
At any rato tho episode has almost eli
minated Wilson from tho presidential
race.
The government at Washington is
not being lulled to sleep by repetitions
of Japonoso talk and repeated avowals
of Japan's peaceful intentions. Pro
ceeding on tho knowledge that thoro
aro thirty five thousand trained Japan
eso soldiers nngnged in peaceful Indus
"try in Hawaii, is sullicient intimation
of Japanese intentions In tho Pacific
when tho moment is ripo, and tho mo
ment might become ripo unexpectedly
and very suddenly. Tho intention to
send thirteen thousand United States
regulars to Hawaii means thut our gov
ernment will bo propured to protect
that groat naval base of tho Pacific
from enomlnes within or foes without.
at tho snmo tirno serving as nshiold for
San Francisco and il striking bnso for
tho defenso of tho Philippines. If
Japan should Boino day find tho United
States wenk or unprepared and unwary.
tho bolt that would fnll would bo a
. thunderbolt.- Kearnoy Hub.
Congressman Kinkaid.
Owl Quiz: M. P. Kinkaid lias filed for
roiruminatlon ns congressman from tho
Big Sixth, and thero Booms to bo no
possibility of his falling in tho quest.
Indued there oujjht to bo no opposition
to his nomination. Ho is the only con
gressman wo have ever had who was
worth Ids salt, and Kinkaid is eongros
man enough to make up for a lot of
worthless predecessors. Ho is always
onto his-job, always alive to the inter
ests of his constituency, always ready
to answer any inquiry from the hum
blest person In his district hnd doos a
thousand things for them that are not
included in the list of duties of congress
men. Tho fellow who essays to
defeat Kinkaid has always hnd it
hard timo of it, but lie will have a
bonier timo this year than over.
Kate Shelly Dies.
Kate Sholly, Iowa's horoino, died at
her homo at Moingonu, la., Sunday.
Miss Shelley became famous on- tho
night of July C, 1881, when sho saved n
Chicago & Northwestern passenger
train from going into a river which had
left its banks and washed away tho
bridge
Whllo sitting in her homo at II
o'clock at night, Miss Shelley heard n
crash and upon going to the door found
that a freight train had plunged
through the bridge which had been
weakened by a fiorco storm. The entire
row was kiljui.
Mtos Shelly know that tho passenger
train was duo to pass ovor tno struc
ture in thirty minutes nnd, against tho
wishes of her mother, wentout into tho
storm and picked her way through the
black night to tho closest telegraph
station, nearly two miles away. Tho
passongor train crew was warnod of
. the, 'danger.-
At tho' me'otihg of tho-' jioxt Iowa
legislature, Miss Shelley, who was then
1C years old, was givon a gold medal
and'5200 in cash for lior bravery. Sho
also was rewarded by tho railroad com
pany and given a position ns station
' ngent which she hold until two months
"go.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $145,000.00.
With our ample capital, long- experience
in hankihrr, and assets of three quarters
of a million dollars, we are in a position
to give you the best possible service.
E. F. SEEDERGEU, Prcs,
Concerning Shipments of Goods
When your shipment of coods have been lost and
you must locate them without delay, there is no way
so quick and so effective as over the long distance
lines of the Bell Telephone System.
Bell Telephone Lines reach nearly every city, town
and village in the country. You can talk to almost
anyone nearly everywhere. Long distance telephon
ing is just as easy as a local call.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
T. C. Phinnoy nnd family loft yester
day lor uca uiouu to locate.
Fred Post, of Cheyenne, Ms visiting
mentis among tno local engineers tins
wook.
Miss Pearl Gardner returned to
Brady tho last of tho week after visit
ing Miss Lillian Hcndy.
Hutlor Buchanan wept to Humbolt,
Kans.. tho last of tho week to spend
n week or more on business.
Tho Baptist ladies aid will meet
Friday afternoon nt tho homo of Mrs.
G. L. Loudon, 101) West First St
Jako Pizor, of Mabama, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Julius Pizor
went to Ogalalla tho latter part of the
week.
Clarence McMurray and "Soft Spot"
Fletcher were gathered in by tho police
last evening on tho charge of drunk
enness.
Number 2103 hold hv Moso McFm-
land won tho dinmond ring at Dixon's
Jewelry Btore last evening. Several
thousand tickets were out.
H. C. MeMakon. father of Mrs.
Harry RiAjse. died at ids homo in
PlnttsmoUth Tuesday of last weuk.
The deceased at ono time made his
homo with Lis daughter in this city.
Weather forecast: Fair toninht nnd
Wednesday, small tempornture change.
Maximum tompornturo yesterday 3D:
ono year ago 29. Minimum tempera
ture this morning 15; one year ago 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Duiriran. of Vnl.
naroiso. Nob., and Mrs. l'erry Frank
lin, of Fremont, loft for their homes
Monday, having been called here by
tho doatli of thero nephew, Jay Halli-
gan.
I'Vnnlf A. Arphnr ..nfrlti.w.
switch engino at Kearnoy, died yester
day morning after an illness of a week.
Ho was forced to quit work on account
of rheumatism and complications. Sun
day his nose began bleeding, but this
wnslator stopped and thon his mind be
came disorganized.
Christian Janott, of Madison county,
111., frrnndfiithnr of Mm. f'lmrlnu Tl.nulv
of this city, celebrated his ono liun-
ilrtxlrh Itlrtlulnir ililaurmtr TT.wll 11,....,
. ...J l.Jlt. Willi! A-lllVU
years ago when ho foil down a (light
T nt,.!.... .I... -I.I At lt. .J 1 I I
ninuo uiu uiu ueilUL'IIIIlIl UlVIUCtl HIS
time nmong his children and wns novor
a charge upon them. Decline followed
mo nc:ment nnd wlillonis physical stato
I- ll. ..i i I M II t . a a
h unit oi a enwus. no lamcntnuyniort.
In n tVMil'.imil pnlltulnn nt irintm itwlir
III., early yesterday morning J. T.
iiiiiiiiiwian, ionnor president ot tno
lllinolH finirnl 10 n M
president of the Hock Island, and two
-Ill Ml.. I i . . ' S
wiuur uuiuiaiH oi mo iiuior road were
l.tll 1 rtti . .
kiuchi ino party was ruling in a pri-
Vllti in r nn m ttfitn Mint lnwl ulnnuuil .-
a water tank, and not being protected
by a llnginan whs crushed into by a
fast express train.
F. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
Nebraska Telephone Co.
John Mnrquett hns disposed of his
restuarant on north Locust street and
ieit ior lierslioy Saturday.
A Great American Play.
"Tho Lion and the Mouse" is
an American play. Tho scenes
iiv America, tho subject is
American nnd they play was
strictly
arc laid
strictly
written
by an American. It is ono that
will in
tensely interest any audience in
ica.
Amer-
Examinalion for Post Office Service.
An examination for tho position of
clerk (male or female) and enrrior in
tho Post Office nt North Platto, Neb.,
will bo held on Snturday, Feb. 3d, 1912.
Application, blanks nnd necessnry in
formation mny be obtnined at tho
North Platte Post Oillce.
WHY WOMEN SUFFER.
Many North Platte Women are
Learning the Lure.
Women often suffer, not knowing
tho cause,
Backacke, headache, dizziness, ner
vousness, langor
Knch h seeming torture of itself.
Together tell of weakened kidneys.
Strike at tho root get to tin- cause.
Quickly give tho holt, the kidnevs
need.
No romecjy endorsed liko Doau'a Kid
ney Pills.
Recommended,by thousands -Endorsed
at homo.
Hero's convincing proof from n
North Platto citizen.
Mrs. Christinn Pickett, 318 K. B. St.,
North Platte, Nob., snys:"I have used
Dean's Kidney Pills, which I procured
from McDonoll & Graves drug storo,
fpr kidney trouble and have found
them to bo just tho remedy I needed
for backache and other kidney disor
ders. Whenever I am suffering from
those troubles, I appeal to Doan7t Kid
ney Pills and their uso givo mo (relief.
Other membors of my family :havo
taken Doan's Kidney Pills with excell
ent success."
For sale by all doalers. Price IjO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Biuralo,
Now York, solo ngents for the United
States.
Remember tho namo Doan'fc' nnd
take no other.
Scientific Facial Massage
onOcalp Treatment
MISS BIRKINSHAW
Phone 080.
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Speclnltyt SKIN DISEASES.
Day nnd night calls promptly answered
Office P. S. Hospital. Phono 642.
REGISTERED
PEflCHEON HORSES FOR SALE
1 yearling Stallion,
1 three-year-old Mare,
1 two-year-old Marc,
1 yearling Mare.
THOS. E. DOOLITTLE,
North Platte, Nebraska.
Notice for Bids.
Notice is hereby given that whereas
tho C. B. S. Polo and Neck Yoke
Manufacturing Company, of Brndy
Nebraska, at their annual meeting
held in tho village of Brady, Nebrasko,
on Jan 2. 1912, did authorize the
Board of Directors to offer for sale all
the property and effects of said C. B.
S. Pole and Neck Yoke Manufacturing
Comnnnv! Now. ihnmfnvn . ttm
Directors of said company, do advertize
V. 1..,1 l.S.I- At. A--II !
Am otrun-ij uiuo uii uiu lunowing prop
erty: TIi1q fnr tlm fnni nnfmifiinP
material finished and unfinished and
real estate ot said company.
Bids for the above will be received
lin to KIY n'nlnrtr nn ITnlininvw 1.1 1010
All bids to be accompanied by a cer-
uneu cnecK ior ?ouu, to be reiundcd if
oid ue rejected, and to bo applied on
nurchaso nrice if nccpntntl.
Board reserves right to reject 'any or
nu uius.
Board of Directors:
Wm. Beatty,
F. Geokge,
N. Edwakds,
T. T. Mahcott,
G. B. Scott.
Legal Notice.
To Earl W. Brodine, defendant:
You will herewith take notice that on
the 2nd day of December, 1911, the
plaintilf, Lincoln County Land Com-
Iliinv. a rnrnnrntinn film! ia niilnn !..
tho district court of Lincoln county, No-
uruuKu, ugBinst vioia a. urouine, Jiarl
W. Brodine, George E. Brodine, Fred
erick V. Brodine, a. minor, Albert A.
Brodine, a minor, nnd Viola A. Brodine,
as guardian of Frederick V. Brodine
nnd Albert A. Brodino. mlnnra tVtn nU.
iect nnd nrnvnr nf nnul nnfitln'n Kninn
I J " 'Wb.Vl V. 1 1 1
to secure an accounting upon four notes
..null n!v.,w1 t... Tl.l! .
ucn.il niucu uv ra-u uruuine, since ac
ccased, and Viola A. Brodine, each in
the sum of four hiindnwl nml nrtir .ini-
lars ($150), and each bearing date of
vciouer .0, ivui, nnu payable iNovem
her 1, 1909, November 1, 1910, Novem
bor 1. 1911 nnil Niiwrnhoi' 1 1010
spectively, with interest at 7 per 'cent
jier mmum pnynDie annuniiy irom tno
date of said notes, and if any interest
should not bo paid when due, said in
terest should bear interest at tho rato
oi a per cent per annum from time
same became dep. nn nnvmnnfa Kmrinrr
been made upon said notes, except thnt
iiiicrusi. huh ucen pam upon ail ot said
notes up to Novomber 1, 1909, and the
mortgage given to securo thi payment
of said notes nnd signed by Fred Bro
dine, since deceased, and Viola A. Bro
dine. which bears date of October 28,
1907, acknowledged November 1, 1907,
and recorded November 9, 1907, in book
34 of mortgages at page 496 of the re
cords of tho county clerk's offico of Lin
coln county, Nebraska, and conveying
to the nlnintifr to snmir thn nnvmont
of said notes tho northeast quarter
ut, iiim me soutn nan (aj) ot sec
tion twenty-one (21) township ton (10)
range twenty-nine (29) west Sixth
principal meridan in Lincoln county,
Nebrnskn: thnt snid mnrhmmi lm nvi.
judged to be a first lien upon tho real
eStntfl nlinVH doaerillOll nnfl Vll rnrnnlnowl
and tiie defendants bo barred of nil
claims nnd interest in said land and for
SUch Other rnll'of ns mav tin- iital nnI
- -1 J J "ttu
equitable.
You are renuired to linnwor snwl no.
tition by the 4th day of March, 1912.
KINCULN LiOUNTY IvANO COMPANY,
a Corporation, Plaintiff.
By Wm. E. Shumnn, Its Attorney.
Notice.
Hcrmnn P. Cholina. dnfonflnnt will
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tnko noticn flint nn thn oiuu rtr
vasu Lit VI li Y J I
Jan., 1912, William Henry Essex filed
ins punuon in tno district court of
Lincoln COUIltV. Nnhrnskn. nrrnlncf
defendants Gilbert Smith nnd Mattha
J. Smith ins wife nnd Herman P.
Chelins, the object and prayerjj of
which nro to redeem from a certain
moi'ttrnco mill void fnrimlnanrn tli,......-,.
said mortgage being given by Hyla
uuuv uuvis uni liizanetn uavls to
Lomunrd Inveatmnnt. flnm nnnu n ml
1)V the said Lornhmrl I
Company assigned to the de-
lendant Ilormin P. Chelin said
morttrnce covering th fnl
described real estate, to-wit: The
south three hundred acres of the oast
half of section fourteen, township
nine, north, range thirty-ono west of
thoflth P. M. in Lincoln county, Ne
brnskn. nnd tn nililit tilln nf nlnintiir
against the defendants in nnd to snid
premises, and to hnve declared null
and void a certain sheriff's deed, exe
cuted by tno shenlt of Lincoln county,
Nebraska, to the defendant Hennnn P.
Chelins, nnd to have declared null and
void a certain deed executed by said
Herman P. Chelins to the defendant
Gilbert Smith. nnil in linvn dunlnv.wl
null and void a certain mortgngo exe
cuted oy Bam deiendants uilbert Smith
nnd Martha J. Smith to tho defendant
Ilorniiin P. Plinlina All nf ool.l in
struments being for tho above des-
cnuea premises.
You ore required to answer said pe-
tition on or bnforn thn .lfli i?nv nf
March; 1912.
Dated Jan. 20th 1912.
William Henuy Essex, PlaintiiT.
By M. E. Crosby, his nttornoy.
Notice tor Publication.
SorUt No. Will
.Department of tio Interior.
U. 8. Laud OHIco at North Platto. Nob.
, , . Dec. 8th. 1911.
Notlco In horohr irlvnn tlimt. Ilnnrv V.
ltlcUlor. of Tryon, Nob., who on Fob. 17, HW5
IllBllu IlDIilCitnail Kntri- Nn. !XYiU7. B.rli,1 N'o.
Win. for . KH. and VM of WM fiectlon
b. Towiuliln. in. North, raneo so,
Wottt of tho sixth xirlncipal meridian
lm tiled notlco ot Intention to tnako tlnal
Uvoyuar proof, to ostablhlu claim to tho
land.'alHire descrllMd. buforo tho Iteclster
and Iliu'ulvor at North I'luttn Nnhmali.
on tho 10th day of Vvh. 1011.
Claimant names as' wltntissOHi David N.
Callendor and Harry I! CallHtider of Tryon,
.nun ii aioyer, iotin riaite, ieu.
I'lmerM. Maylleld.of Nosblt, Nob.
DR. W. F. CROOK
DENTIST, a A . a .
uraauato iNorttiwertern UniTersity. L
UDlco ovor McDonald Stato Bank
A. J. AUES. MARIE AMES.
I Decfers Ames ft Ames, q
B Physicians and Surgeons,
OfHen ovnr Stnnn Tlriitr fTn. I.
t 1 Ofllco 273
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IlUIlua t TJ...I.1 nnn
I IVCOIUUIIUU ,IO
Oificc phone 2-11. Res. phone 217
l. c. DRosrr,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
GEO. D. DENT,
4 Dhucician nnil Ciirnnnn I-
U I llj JIUIVU UIIU iJUIUVUIIl
Office over MeDnnnlil Pnnk. ii
S )Ofiicei3o i:
J Residence 116
Send Us Your Shipments of
Grain and Hay
We pay the top market. Three cou
pons free with returns on each car of
nay you ship us to handle for your ac
count. Fifteen coupons nnd $3.50 in
cash will secure for your homo an ele
gant 42-Piece Royal Blue Dinner
Set worth $10.00.
Consign your hay to us and please
tho ladies and also get a good price for
your hav.
Our Motto: Fair treatment and
prompt remittances.
Sample of the quolity of these dishes
can be seen at the office of the Semi
Weekly Tribune.
The F. C. Ayres Mer. Co.,
20th and Wazee Streets,
Denver, Colorado.
Notice.
Edmund B. Srntt. rWnnrlnnf will
take notico that on tho 31st day of
uciouer, ivu, union ueaity a invest
ment company, a corporation, plaintiff,
filed its petition in tho district court of
Lincoln county, Nebraska, against
roier tn. Burnett, may . liurnett and
Edmund B. Scott, defendants and
Inter. to-v!fc! on thn 4th ilnv nf .Tumi.
ary, 1912, filed an amended petition
prayer of which petition and amended
iuwiwuii ut v; iu luictiuau u curiam
mortgage executed by the defendants,
Peter E. Burnett and May H. Burnett,
upon me ionowing uescrioea premises:
all of the northwest quarter of section
fourteen M4.. frnivnahln tliirtnnn fm
north of range thirty-three (33) west of
mo uiu p. m., 10 secure uie payment
in n eeriuin promissory note dated
October 1st. mm fnr si J7 nn oriti. in
terest at 8 per cent, said note being
.1 If I. . m.rt 1 "
uuu Auurcn isi, i-jiz, nnu nttacned to
said note being two certain interest
coupon notes: one for the interest
from Oct. 1st, 1910, to March 1st, 1911,
being for s.jg.25 nnd bearing interest
nt 10 nor onnr. nfrnr fliu nni nnn f
--- I - - ------ .. Wltu 1UI
viio.to unieu uctoocr 1st, taiu, ior tne
interest from Mnrch 1st. 1911. to
Marcli 1st, 1912, which said first
coupon note was due and unpaid, and
by the terms of the mortgage the
nlaintiir hns eleotpH tn flonlnrn thn nn.
tire amount secured by snid mortgage
due. By the terms of snid mortgage
plaintiff hns paid tho taxes due on the
land nmnuniinir tn SR. lift, wlilr-h iimnunt
is secured by snid mortgage. Tho
iiiuuum. lur which ino pinincilt
nravs iudtrmont is the sum nf SlRir. n.i
fnlnl nn-.n..A r.. ...I. : ..1. aI. ..1
With mtoil'st on SI ..(. 83 tlinrnnf nf
iivi tc-iii, iur annum irom iNoy. tat,
xvu, wim interest on $-.y.25 tlioreof at
10 nor colli nnr nnnnm frrm lnr 1ct
1911, and with interest on $8.96 thereof
in i percent per annum irom inov. 1st,
Plaintiff further prays for decree
that defendants bo required to pay the
sumo or that the promises may be sold
to satjsfy tho amount found due, nnd
tho defendants nnd each of them bo
bnrred of nil rights and equity of
redemption in and to said land.
ou aro required to answer said
nmended petition on or before the 19th
day of February, 1912.
Dated this Uli day of January, 1912.
Union Realty & Investment Co.
By Wilcox & Halligan Its Attorneys.
NOTICE OP INCORPORATION OP JACK
MORROW PLATS TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Notlco la hereby given that the unileralgnixl
hnve formed a corporation tho nnme of which la
Jack Morrow Plata Telephone Company,"
with Its principal place of bualnoBs nt the real
ilcnco of J. T. Lloyd, on the Jnck Morrow Plata. In
Lincoln county, atnto of Nebraska, tho uencral
nature of the business belnir the operation of a
telephone syitcm or telephone linea In tho vicinity"
of Jack Morrow Plata and aurroundinir country
nnd connections therewith with the power to es
tnbllsh and collect rentals for the uso of telephones
and tn chariro and collect tolls; to establish a
messenger service nnil chariro nnd collect fees for
such service ami to collect such other charges as
may be necessary and proper In the conduct of
said business: and to connect and furnish connec
tions with other telephone lines nnd systems and
to purchase such personal and rrnl property as
may bo necessary for the transaction of anld busi
ness, nnd also to erect and maintain such buildings
and structures as mny bo necessary for tho trans
action of said business; tho amount of tho author
ized capital stock Is Ten Thousand Dollars
($10,000.00) In shores of Plfty Dollara ($50.00)
each. One Thousand Dollars ($1.01)0.00) of which
shall be subscribed and fully paid up before tho
cortKiration shall commence tho transaction of
business. Tho timo when tho coriiorntlon shall
commence Is the 1st day of November. 1911, nnd
shall contlnuofor n period of fifty years. The
hishest nmount of Indebtedne to which tho cor
poration shall subject Itself shall not exceed
twenty-llvo per cent of tho paid up capital stock
of said corporation and the alfulre of tlio,corora
tlon shall bo conducted by lioanl of Directors,
thn live stock holders and n president, secretary
nnd treasurer to bo chosen by tho Hoard ot 1)1
rector. John V. Dihnkr, K. Sodhiimaw.
A. S. OlIKOd. llHNHV PAKKKH,
wm. a. iiai.iniRNRM, wm. mm
j. t. lu)yi. m. i'. mfararsr--
Hrrman Johnson, O. W. Diencr,
It. O. Itn Ki'8, A. It. Lkavitt.
J R. Winrr. W. A. Kklso,
1 lVtlBMM
Cigars for Gifts.
The man who smokes always ap
preciates tho gift of a box of cigars ho
prefers such to some nienne or gewgaw
that affords him no plensure. Our
cigars aro npnecioted by all men who
know a good cigar and tho price is
moderate. Give him a box of our
cigars and ho will feel satisfied.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
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 cany samples of goods and
make clothes of all kinds to order,
insuring first-class workmanship
and perfect fit.
(
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Homeopathic Physician andSurgeon
Special attention given to confine- 5
0 monis ami ciniuren'S diseases, Z
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AUCTIONEER.
E. H. FUNK,
of Cheyenne,, Wyo., an auctioneer
witn 4U years experience, has lo
cated in North Platte, and would
like to make prices and dates for
your sales. Have sold stock and
general merchandise all over Ne
braska. See me at F. E. Barber's Restau
rant, corner of 6th and Locust St
E. H. FUNK.
Referee s Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of sale issued to mo by the
district court of Lincoln county, Ne
braska, on tho 20th day of December,
1911, in an action therein pending,
wherein Oliver S. Christian and David
E. Martin are plaintiffs. and Claude H.
Reed, known also as C. II. Reed, is
defendant, I will, on the 24th day of
January, 1912, at the hour of one
o'clock of said day, at tho east front
door of tho court house, in the city of
North Platte, Lincoln county, Nebras
ka, sell at public auction, to tho high
est bidder for cash, the following de
scribed land, to-wit: The cast one-lialf
and the south-west quarter (EJ andSW
i) of section twenty-five (25) , township
fifteen (15) north, rango thirty-three
(33) west of the Cth P. M. And also
all of section twenty-nine (19), and tho
west one-half and the north-east quar
ter (Wi and NE) of section thirty,
township (15) north of range thirty
two (32) west of tho Cth P, M. All in
Lincoln county, Nebraska. Also six
teen (10) school land leases, mado by
the State of Nebraska, on August 14th,
1897. for n tnrm nf KvnnHi.HtM ok
years from January 1st, 1898; of the
luiiuwing aiaio scnooi land towit: All
of section thirty-six, township fifteen
(15) north, range thirty-three (33)
west of the 5th P. M. in Lincoln
county, Nebraska, and of the interest
crented by snid leases in said land, and
Of tho lmnrovnmpnta thnronn- nonli nf
said leases covering forty (40) acres
ui huiu section tnirty-six (M). All of
the above described real estate, and
school land I PnROS will llO nirnv.wl fn
sale in quarter section tracts, and at
ino aiuiiu uniu an oi tne above ue-
scribed real estate and school land
leases will bo offered for sale as ono
tract, nnd tho bid or bids will bo nc
cepted, which will amount to tho
greater sum.
Dated tins lilst day of Dec,, 1911.
W. T. Wilcox, Referee.
NOTICB TOR I'lJIILIOATION.
Serial No. (MOID.
Department of tho Interior.
U. S. LandKHlco at North Platto. Neli.
,. . , , December 'M, 1011.
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Yt.i , aiwa v.i a iuiii;. A1UU.. WIIU. OH lUar.
lj.ltw.mado homestead entry No. lillohorlal
Nn IP-Mill fn, 'L UWI Ulilti Mint '"r,1.1,?
SRW. and lotB 12. il 4. Sec. 4. Town 15, Haiiio
il a' i "'""n ' riimipai niuriuiaii, lias
.uuu iiwiiuii oi iihuiiiiuii 10 mauu tlnal nvo
v,ai imuif it a,u1.1IlI. .1.1... . .1... .
alKivu dPHJrllM(l, iMiforo tho Iteirlbtorand Re
ceiver at North I'latte. Ncbrahka, on tho tlTth
day of robruary.lUia.
ninlniAtif iinniuu nu ...I . n ... . . .
Pcliwaliror. 1- red .!. Ilremurs, Krank Hood.
Henry DoobUe, all ot North I'latte. Nob.
J-" J K. Evans. Hearlstor.
NOTIOR KOIt I'UIILIOATION.
Horlal No. 0M0.
...... . I'ec 5th. 1011.
i uvtvi to iiA uuj kiih mat uwun 1j
ISA W "'S.?1' ?rn Nov.
W. tor nK. nwK, so nw!4 and noU
culuuij LuwiiHuin ii, north
.luA.wu. iinuiibiui. tijuHu nnai nvo
year proof uj establish claim to tlio land
alwvo described, boforo tlio Iteelstor and Ko
cnlvMatNorth I'latte. Nob., on tuo Otli day
Claimant names as witnesses! Howard Sims
rf,".8cte"on,L:ostl,.EII,al' .C'T-klln. all of
Nob " diiuck, 01 iurtit i'latte,
J. E. Evans. Itcclstor.
ISOLATED TIIAGT.
Korlal No. oticu.
l'ublle Land-Salo.
U. S. Land Olllco at North I'latto, Nob.
vi ,1 . . Decemlwr 22, lOU.
tlio CoiiimlhslonSr of the Ocnoral I and
Olllco. under provisions of Act of ConJri" s
r.,.i "." 111 on ii e jutti nay of Full
A II V .iUIUIDIL' 1.1 tn. I Ih.i - .1 . .
hated for iair- umi umig.
12U"'1 J E I'VANH. neitlstor
in-; " j r . kvand. if.'irwior.