Sttt rai WjmMu Srltom.
FRIDAY' MARCH 30, 1900.
MA h BAKE, Editor and Pnormrron
8U1IBOHIPTION BATES)
On Year, csh In ance tl.23
Hit Monthi, cash In adTsnc,.... 78 Cents
KnrdalhKorihPIaU(KbrM'i:)potofflotat
toond-cUii matter.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
For Mayor,
II. S. WHITK.
For Clerk,
GREELEY DUNDY.
For Treasurer,
ROBERT SI1UMAN.
For City Engineer,
C. P. ROSS.
For Councilman 1st Ward,
C. P. DAVIS.
For Councilman 2d Ward
C. F. IDDINGS.
For Councilman 3d Ward.
L. B. ISENHART. t
For Members Board of Education,
B. L. ROBINSON,
J. E. WEEKS.
Republican Convention.
There will bo held In North Platte on April
21, 1000, a republican delegate county con
vention for the purpose of nominating one
County Attorney, and for the election of
delegatcM to the Htate, Congressional, Snna
torlal and Representative Conventions.
The Hcvcral prcclrc-H will be entitled to
representation at s d convention based
upon the vote for Hon. M. U. Ileccc, for Su
preme Judge as follows:
Ko. PlatteNo. I,,..
No. Platte No. 2.... 13
Kn. Platte No. 3.... 0
Maxwell....
Medicine ....
Miller
Antelope. 3
Illrilwootl 'i
Hrady 2
Iluchanan 3
Cottonwool -
Cox S
Deer Creek t
Dickens a
Falrvlew
Fox Creek ?
Uarllcld 1
(Janlln :
Hall i 3
Illnman
Hooker. , J
Kcm 1
Table 1
T.mnn 1!
Myrtle I
Nichols 4
Nowcll 1
O'FalloiiH n
Osgood -
Peckham -
Plant -'
Kosedalc.... 2
Sellers......... f
Somerset..... -
Sunshine I
Vromam.. 'i
Walker.. S
Wallace 3
Well i
Whlttlcr 2
Willow S
Total "Jl
At which county convention a ccntral.com.
mlttre will be ttelcctcd and other business of
Importance transacted. A full representa
tion Is confidently expected to cxprcsn
approval of the wise and patriotic adminis
tration of public attain that has brought
prosperity to the great common people, to
rejoice over the victories of our army and
navy and welcome the return of peace and
continued good times,
Uy order ot the County Central Committee.
II. B. HimiEi.y, Ira L. HAuk,
Secretary, Chairman.
From the east comes the story
that Senator Allen will be nomin
ated for president by the populist
national convention at Sioux Falls.
The rumor is causing a little un
easiness among those populists
who have tied up with Bryan.
Of the ten delegates selected by
Governor Poypter to attend the
TransmiBsissippi congress at
Houston, Texas, two are republi
cans and the remainder fusioniou
ists. ' This shows to what extreme
Poynter carries his rank partisan
ship.
A truk populist will visit Lin
coin county next week and spend a
few days reorganizing the populist
reform parly, which has become
Badly demoralized by contact with
democracy. The organizer has
wide field, in which to woik, but the
result of the Harvest is conjectural.
The O'Neill Frontier, published
at the home of Judge Kinkade,
Bays: "It seems to be quite thor
oujhly understood that Judge Kin-
kaid, who made such a Bplendid
showing in.4thc race last year, will
again be nominated." Up to this
nine run nam is me ouiy name we
have noticed in connection with
the republican nomination for con
gressman, and it is quite probable
that the Frontier speaks by the
card.
The Nebraska delegation to the
democratic national convention wil
put on more style than any other
delegation which attends. Well
they can afford it. Since McKtnlcy
prosperity firBt struck NcbraBk
two or. three years ago the detrio
crats have had money to burn. Du
Ing these prosperous times the
worshippers of Bryan recklessly
spend a hundred dollars to where
they spent vH fiver under the last
democratic udministratidu.
The agricultural products of th
United States last year were worth
to the farmers one and one-half
billion dollars more than the outp
of either of the years 1895 or 18
The live stock alone is today worth
seven hundred million dollars more
than during the lam year of Clev
land's administration. And yet In
the face of these statistics, which
were compiled by a non-political
agricultural journal, thousands
farmers are working to secure the
overthrow ot the political party
which is responsible for thl
wondertul increase. Verily there
arc strange ptefpte in this old world.
TliKRB is no valid reason why
the republican city ticket should
not receive the full support of every
republican,
If the Era refreshes its memory
a little it will remember that it was
sympathy" which elected a nom
inee on the citizen's ticket one year
ago, and that it aB&islcd in herald-
ng the physical condition of the
man.
With II. S. White in the mayor's
chair the floating indebtedness of
the city will be wiped out within
the next twelve months. His elec
tion means a continuation of the
present business-like administra
tion. -
Tub people of the First ward arc
entitled to additional rcprcscntntion
on the school board. At present
they have but one member, when
n all fairness they should have
two, Thcv should cast their votes
solidly for J. E. Weeks, and thus
secure the election of another mem
ber from that ward.
Those opposing the election of
the republican city ticket arc work-
ng quietly but earnestly to secure
its defeat. They have no words of
severe condemnation lor the repub-
icau nominees, but they appeal for
the votes of republicans on the
gronnd that theirs is a non-partisan
ticket. This is not true. Every
nominee who is on the ticket by
petition is a democrat or a populist.
Another large trust is being
formed in free trade England. This
imp it is In the bleaching trade
with a capitalization of $50,000,000
to $60,000,000. It will be know as
the Lancashire Bleachers' Associa-
ion, Limited, and the Loudon
Daily Mail says that its object is to
prevent price-cutting and allowing
discounts to buyers. Is the pro
tective tariff of the United States
to be held responsible for the par
entage ol this latest British
trust?
Eastehn democratic papers
severely criticise the Nebraska
democratic platform but insist that
Brvan had nothing to do with it.
This apology for Bryan is absurd,
for he came all the way from Texas
to attend the convention, and it it.
no secret that he dictated the plat
form as adopted. Bryan knew that
the public would accept the plat
form as his own, and therefore
dictated what the principal planks
should b6. Those who have read
the platform and also the speeches
of Mr. Bryan can readily recognize
the similarity.
The war department is takinc
the sensible method of furnishing
relief to the people of Porto Rico
out of the funds voted by congress
tor that purpose. Instead of
distributing the money as charity
it will be expended in public works.
roada and other necessary improve
ments aud the people thus given
employment. Of course, those who
are destitute and who are notable
to worK win oe renevea Dy provts
ions and other articles remiircd.
As peoplcjoi: tropical, countries are
uoiie to prone to labor 'the distribu
tion of indiscriminate charity would
work irreparable injury to the pop
ulation by encouraging indolence
Bee.
A special train of homcseckcrs
bound for Wyoming went through
as the second section of train No
weuncsaav n ir it. lliev catne
from the middle cast and expect to
locaie permanently tti Wyoming.
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FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of"
Fawn JVIachinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
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tailor's prices, the TOP NOTCH FOR STYLE, BUT
PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
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Hats, Ties, Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear and Shoes.
Anything and everything that men and boys wear.
We thought we had better mention them so that when
the rush is on you'll come right here after them.
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Legal Notices.
Notice for Bids.
Notico is liorobv riven that Bonlod nro-
posulB will bo received by tho iJonrd of
Etlucntion ot tlio school district of tho
city ot North Plntto, tor tnlung down tho
old high BChonl building on block 141, in
Biiid city, snld building to bo tnkon dovn
nnd mntorlnl Btnclcod on enid promises in
nccordnnco with Bpocitlcnttons ror enmo
which enn l o seen by implication to tho
Rccrotnry ot tho school bonrd.
At tho enmo timo proposals will bo ro
colvod for tho purohnso ot said building,
without lurnlturo nnu nxtarcs, unu re
moval of Barao from said block. Tho
Hoard rosorvos tho right to rojoct any
and all bids. All bids to bo submitted
on or botoro 12 o'clock M., ot April 10,
1000, nud n corttliod chock or ton por
cont ot tho amount of oaoh bid to ac
company bids. Tho Biiccossful bidder
will bo reouirod togivo bond in tho sum
of S500 for tho faithful porforinanco of
said contract.
North Platto, Neb.. March 27, 1000.
Lkm. 15. Ihknhaist,
m274 Sco'y Doard of Education.
Notice for Bids.
Notice is horeby nivon that soalod nro
noHals will bo rocoived by tho Hoard ot
Education ot tho school district ot the
city of North Flatto, for tho erection of
n contral High School building on block
HI. in said city ot North rintto. in ac
cordauco with plans and specifications
on ll o with the Bocrotary or said Hoard
Said biddors will be required to stnto in
said bids tlm prlco tlioy will pay por
thousand ror mien unoK ami lumber
taken from old building as tho Hoard
shall order used in tho construction of
said now building. Each bid for build
ing complete, or without heating ap
paratus, to bo accompaniod by ncortitlod
chock for 8500. Each bid for hoating
apparatus, to bo accompnnlod by a corti
lied check for 8100. Tho successful
bidder for orocting building will bo ro
quired to furnish a Buroty company bond
in tho sum of 810,000: nud tho successful
bidder ror putting in tho heating ap
paratus, a surety company bond in tho
sum of 82,000 for tho foithful perform
nnco nt Buid contract. Building to be
completed by Octobor 15, 1000. All bids
to bo submitted on or before 12 o'clock
ai., April ll), 1WU. Tho board resorvos
tho right to rejoct nny and nil bids.
North Platto, Nob., March 27, 1000.
Lkm. B. Ibrniiaut.
tn271 Seo'y Hoard of Education.
HlIEItirr'8 HALL'.
Ky Urine ot an eecullon frdta the district
couu or uucoui county, reiiraita, upon a judg
meiit' rendered In said court In favor nf M.irv .1
llartmnn, and against 1'atrlrk Uonnvally, I ha
U led upon the following described real estntoas
i mi properly ot tno saiu ratriCK (Jonneally, to-wlt:
The .snulliwost uuartui of section twsntr. In
township ten, nuigo tlilrty-tonr and tho east five
acres of tho southeast quarter ot tho southeast
quarter ot section niuotean, in tuwusiilp ten
rnngo thirty-four, west sixth 1. M.. all In IJn
coin county. Nebraska, and I will on tho ZM
dny ot Aurl . 1MH). at 1 o'clock ti. in. nf antil
dny, at the east front door ot the court house
ItiiM. ueiug ine uuiuiibg wherein the last term nf
court was neiuj, or saiu comity in Norm riatto,
sell Iho said real estato at itulillu auntfnn n Hie
highest bidder for cash, or as much thereof u to
satisfy said exeoutloni tho amount found due
thereon In the nugregale being the sum of fMi.W
aiui rum costs, ana accruing costs.
Dated Nbrtb. Vlattv, Neb., March )!7, 1P00
lu'JIQ Tiu t: Kruncn, Uhe'tltf.
The Spring Suits
Should have your early consideration, so that every
advantage is yours that goes with A FULL
AND COMPLETE STOCK, while plums await
your choosing. We're ready here with the good
things that fashion makes the prominent styles
that good dressers expect; the same reasonableness 9f
nnnn vat.ttttq 'Ptta'P vrvn APT?.
ill 1 luJO, niu UUUiJ J11J
ALWAYS CERTAIN OF
They are Stylish
Swcllest ideas in materials and shapes, suits that g
represent every good feature that goes only with X
HIGHEST CLASS. WORKMANSHIP. Suits
are eady
a call.
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KIRSCHBAUM, Proprietor.
LKQAI. NOTICE.
Archlo V. Newport, Lctllo V. Nowport, E.
II. Lnymnti nnd Mngle E. Layman, Albert
O Layman anil Mrt. Albert O. Layman de-
fendantK. will tako notice that on the 2ltli
day of Mnrcli, 1(100, the McKtnley-LaunlnK
Lcmn & Trunt Co., plalntlfT heroin, nloil Us petition
In the district court ot Lincoln county. Kebranka,
against raid defendants, the object and prayer of
which are f to foreclose two certain mortgngen ojc-
ecuted by the uofcmlants, ArcDlo v. Newport and
Lettlo V. Newport, to the plalntllT, upon the
southeast quarter of section 2.', township V, range
31, In Lincoln county, Nebraska, one of which
mortgages was glron to secure tho payment ot
i promissory bond dated May -OUi, payable
April 1st, 1(100. together with ton Interest coupon
notes attaohed to snld bond for12.25 each. Tho
first one payahlo October 1st, 1KU5 and one each
succeeding six months) and one mortgage given to
secure the payment of ton promissory notos datod
May zmu, imi., ror (men, onepayauio uciouer
1st. IH95 nnd ono eachsucceedlngslx months there
after. That there Is now duo upon said bond,
coupons," notos and mortgages the sum of .V2,V00
tor which sum wiiu lnieroki irom April isi, niw,
plalntlfT prays for a decreo that defendants be
required, to pay tho same, or that said premises
may ue uoui 10 sausry ina amoum loumi uuo.
You are hereby uotlfled that on the 7th day ot
May. 1UU0. at 10 o'clock, a. m.. or as noon there
after an plaintiff can bo heard It will apply to tho
district court of Lincoln county. Nebraska, or to
tho judge thoroof, for the appolntmout of a re
ceiver or mo rents nnu promt) or saiu mortgaged
premlsos, upon the ground that defendants have
fallod to pay tho Interest upon said mortgago, for
past IIvh years, nnd havo failed to pay the taxes
upon said premlsos for live years past nud that
said premlsos aro Insulllclont to pay said mort
gages, Interest, taxes, and costs, and said de
fendants are all non.resldents of this state, and
In support of such application It will nlii aud read
the ntlidnvlt of T. O. l'atterson. l'lalutllT proposes
tho nume ot lleteklah W. Davis as receiver, with
O. L. I'atterson and Max Ileer as sureties, l'lnln-
tlrr also ofters as sureties for Itself O. L, l'nlterson
and Max Dear,
You am rtxiuired to answer raid ponton on or
botoro tho 7th day nt May. llHW.
uaieu Marrn:, jimi.
TUB MoKiMLKyLAxtiiNn Loan AND TnusT Co,
I'lalntlfT.
T, 0. 1'atlersou, Attornoy. wi1
KOTIUE Of HALK UNDKlt OHATTKI)
MOItTOAOU.
Notice Is horeby glvon that by virtue of a chat
tel mortgage dateil nu tho 'fith of November,
1SW. nnd duly tiled Ju the olllce of the count v
clerk of Lincoln county, Nebraska, on Iho 2.'ilh
clay or November, lew, and executed ny (I. A.
Heckler to Tho First National Hank, ot North
I'latte, Nebraska, In secure llio imjnient of the
sum of 1,!W0 (O, aud upon which there Is now duo
tho sum of 1,MI.17 dotatilt having been made
In tho payment and soudltlonn of said nolo aud
mortgage, aud no suit or oilier proceedings at
law having been Instituted to recover said debt or
any part thereof, therefore I will toll (he prop
erty therein described, vlzt
't inrty noad ot cows, 3 to 7 years old, branded
n on loft hip;
One it) rod bull '.' years old branded & on left
hlpt
Threo i3 'i your old steers, ted nud white,
brnnded & on loft hip;
Twenty (US) head of yearling steors branded
Ton left hip. (Ill red, 7 black))
Twenty ('JO) head ot yearling heifers (IS rod,
'1 black) branded ft on left hip;
At public auction at the ranch of Win. 1. Cody,
two miles northwest of North I'latte, In the county
nf Lincoln. Nebraska, on tho t tit day of April,
l(KK), at 1 ovlook p. m. of said day.
Dated this i:illi day of March 1(M).
mUl I'iimi National Hank.
Mortgagee,
LlIOAI. NOTICE.
T. K, Hanger, first naino unknown, defendant,
will take notice Hint on the lltli day of January,
HUM), William H. llalley, ptaluttrT, tiled his petition
hi the district court of l.lueolu conuty, Nebrnska,
Ihn object and prayer of which aro to obtain Judg
ment tor tho sum ot $1)0.00, for work and labor
dona aud performed by plaliitllT for defendant, at
defendant's request; that on tho 8th day of Febru
ary, 1100, plaintiff had Issued by the clerk ot said
court an order ot attachment for Hnld snm of
(30.00) that property of said defendant consisting
nt l lie south halt nt the uorthwustqnartor and the
nnrthwext quarter of the northwest quarter of
section 11, towushlp 12, range 27 wost til ti prlncl.
pal meridian, Nebraska, bus been attached under
said order; the object and prayer ot plalntllT aro
te have such property sold to satisfy Indebtedness
.if AUtOO V.,1, nr. ru..,,lru.l tn i ll 1,1 lullllnn
fou or before Monday, the ItJIh day of April, WOO,
williau n iiAtrv,
wOl Dylt S Wdgoly, Ms Attorney.
UJJU ijuax a. w y iixij-i
HERE.
Suits
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NOTICE OF HALE UNDER CHATTEL
MOKTQAOK.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a chat
tel mortgage dated on the 3d day of February,
lew, nnd duly filed in the offlco ot the county
clerk ot Lincoln conty, Nebrnska, nu the 1th day
ot February, 1800, nnd executed by W. T. Herring
to D. II. Eavey to secure tho payment ot the sum
SHO Sr. .nil llmn ultf.h Ihnra I u tlnw 4ia , lia u,,.n
nt l'i0!su and Interest; default' having been made
In tho payment of said sum; and no suit or other
proceedings at law having been Instituted to re'
cover said debt or any part thereof, therefore I
will soil tho following property therein described,
viz: "One roan gelding named ltonnlol 11 years
old. weight POO pounds, worth W.00,'' "One sorrel
mare with white strlpo In faco.one wblto hind
foot. 8 years old. welcht 10.VJ tiounds. worth
toO.00." One bavmaro 10 years old, weight 1,000
pounds, worth fM.OO, Darned Daisy," at public
auction in irontoitno postomco building in urady
Island. Lincoln county. Nebraska, on Haturday.
the 11th day of April, 11XX), nt one o'clock p. m. of
nld ilnv 1 4
Dated March 17th, 1000.
W203 D. II, EAVEY, Mortgagee.
LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
NOTIGK FOU I'Uill.ICATION.
United States Land Otrtce,
North I'latte, March mth. 1000. f
Notice Is hereby given that Addle Eves,
formerly Palmer, has filed notice ot her Intention
to make final proof before the Itegtster aud
Receiver nt their olllco In North Platte. Nehrns
kn. on Thursday, the 20th day ot April. 1WK). on
on Timber Culture Application No. 1;,0A., for
ino noutii nan ot tno Houinenst quartor, tua
Southeast quarter of the Houthwest quarter and
Ixit I of Section 10, Township 10 North, Rnngo
30 wosi.
.She names as wttnessos: A. H. Fletcher of 11 u
chanan. Neb,, A. L. Fletchor nt Echo, Neb., and
E. L. Mooney nnd C. O. Hawkins, of Wolltlcet,
neornsxa.
m20tl . OEO. E. FltENCH, lteglster
NOTIOE FOll POllLIOATION.
United Btates Land Office, 1
North Platte. Nebraska. February 21. WOO. (
Notice Is hereby given that llutus II. Eachus has
filed notico of ins intention to make nnal proof
beforo tho lteglster and Receiver at their olllce In
North I'latte, Neb., on Friday, the 7th day of
April, iwu, on -runner uuuuro Application ivo,
West halt Houtliwest quarter, Knutheast quarter of
tho Houlhwast quaiter, ot Hectlou It, Township
in north, iiango xii west.
He nnuies as witnesses: Qeorge Knox, Chnrles
Knox, Iloraco Austin aud Unsh Austin, all ot
North I'latte, Neb.
Mid ' GEO. K. FllENOH. lteglster.
NOTICE FOU rUIIMOATIOIS.
Land Office nt North Platte, Net, )
March .Mh, 1P00, J
Notice Is hereby given that the following-named
settlor has filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will bo made before Register i,nd Receiver
at North I'latte, Nob., on April IStli, 1W0, U:
TJIOMAS I', HYKEH,
who madu llnmestt'ud Entry No. 10711, for the
Northeast quarter of Hectlon V, Town H North,
Range 31 West.
He names the following witnesses to prrvo his
continuous residence upou ami cultlvatlnu pf said
land li; William Lnltuo, William (larinan, O.
A. Onrman and Chaliuer Ogler, all of Wallace,
Nebraska,
intM) OKORCIK K. FRENUlt. Register.
CONTEST NOTICE.
U. 6. Land OtUce, North I'latte, Neb.,
March nth, lOoO,
A sufficient onntost affidavit having been filed In
this office by Itufus 11. Fuuk contestant, against
Dmnestoad entry No, VMH made February lib,
1MK), for Iho east half ot Iho Houtliwest quarter
and Lot Three und Four of Koa
tlonlS.ln Township 11 lisrth, Rnngo Ul we.t, by
Paul E. Jensen, Oonlesteo, III which It Is alleged
that Paul E, Jenieu hm not resided upon said
tract or Improved the sainn In any manner since
August, LhOJ,. There are no Improvements of any
kind on tho landi that said defects
exist to this day; that he has not been" In the
service ot the United States army, navy or ma
rine corps during snld abandonment) sahl parlies
are hereby notified to appear, resiiond nnd olTer
evidence touching said allegation at teu o'clock
it, in., on April 'illh, IKK), before the Register
and ltecelver at the United State land office la
North Platte, Neb.
Tho snld contestant having, IK n proper affidavit
filed March Mb, 1V0O, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, iiersonal service nf
this notice cannot be made, It Is hereby ordered
aud directed that such notice be given by due nud
propur publication', , .
uiWJ CJEO.ld rtoNCU, Register
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NOTICE FOll I'UIIMCATIO.V.
Land Office at North Platto. Neb,, 1
March Slh, two, f
Notico Is hereby given that the following-named
settlor has filed notico nt his Intention io make
final proof In support of his claim, and that said
proof will bo made before Register nnd ltecelver
nt North Platto, Neb., on April 18th, 1900, vlt!
UlIAb.Vlltll UUIEll,
Who made Homestead Entry No. lS.rir.fl for tho
Houthwest quartor of Section 10, Town II North
luinge uj west.
Ho names the followlns witnesses to tirovo hi)
continuous residence npon nnd cultivation ot raid
land vlt: William Lnrue, William Onrman, O. A.
O arm an nnd Thomas Sykes, nil of Wallace, Neb
UtUltUK 1 rilKMJLI,
mfl-Q Register.
NOTICE FOR PUI1LI0AT1ON.
Land Office at North Platte, Neb.,
. , . . February )th, 1000.
Notice Is hereby aiveu that the fnllnwIno.nnmMl
settler has filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof In support of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
t North Platte. Neb., on April nth, 1000, vlxi
A ItEUINE JEFHEN
who made homestead entry No, 17407 for the
north half ot tho northwest quarter nnd tlin snnil.
west qunrter of northwest quarter and northwest
unrter ot soutnwest quarter of section 16, town
ship v north, rnngo 2H west.
He names (he following witnesses to Drove tils
continuous residence unon and cultivation nf snld
land.tvli! John Hansen, O. L. Jensen, T.Jepsan,
O. Mortensen, nil of Curtis, Neb.
in-0. ujsu. K. FRENCH, Register,
NOTICE FOR PIIULIOATION.
Land Office nt North Plntto, Neb., I
Mnrch nth, lliOO, f
Notice la hereby irlven that Hilunr A. Cnrv Ima
filed notice ot Intention to make final proof be
fore Register and Receiver at their office In
North Platte. Nebraska, on Tuesdnr. Ilia 17th
day of April, 1800, on Timber Oultura Application
..u. a,itf mr iuu miriuenst (unrier OI nectlOu
to, in Aownsuip in iNortu, uangn . west,
He names as witnesses; Jnines Anliln. A. I. In.
ble, George II. Hughes aud A. J. Ooodenow, nil ot
Uarflcld, Nebraska,
m.nip. qeo. E, FRENCH, Register.
NOTICE FOR PU11LICAT10N.
Land Office at North Platte, Net)., )
Morch7th, 1000. C
Notico Is horeby glvcu that the f otlowlng-uamed
settler has filed notice of his Intention to mks
final proof In support of his claim end that raid
proof will be made before the Register and Re
ceiver nt North Plntte, Neb., on April 18th,
1000, vU- '
WILLIAM LAKIN,
who made Homestead Entry No. l.lOlfl for tho
Houthwest quartor of Section 31, Town 11 North,
Rnngo 33 West.
He names Iho following witnesses lo nrove his
continuous residence upon nud cultivation ot
saiu inuu, vix:
Thomas Bykes, Chalmer Ogler, William Car
man and O. A, Carman, nil ot Wallace, Neb.
"" ut.u, j.. Mn,run, Register.
CONTEST NOTICE.
United Mates Lnml Offlco, )
North Plntto. Neb., March 12th, 1WK). f
A sufficient contest affidavit hnvlnu liomi ni,l In
this olllco by Harrison Weeks contestant, ngnlnst
Hnmestoad Entry No, 10172, mado July 17lh;
1801. for the east halt of tho southeast quarter
nud tho south half of tho Northeast quarter In Sec
tion 31, Township!) north, Itango 33 west, by Si
mon II. Hhlvoly, Contestee, In which It Is alleged
tha t Hlmon Hi Hhtvoly has tailed to resldo upon
or cultivate nny portion of snld tract since July,
1805, but has wholly abandonod Die same, there
aronn Improvements on said land, that said defects
exist lo the prosent tituoi that ho has not
beon in tho service of the United States
army, navy or inarino corps during snld
abandonment; said parties aro hereby uotlfiod to
nppenr, respond und ofTer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on May Mh, 1000,
beforo JamesB.ltobblns, notary public nt Wallace,
Lincom county, Kouraska. and that final bearing
will bo hold at 10 o'clock, n. m., on May 10, 1P0O,
before the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Olllco In North I'latte, Nebraska.
Tho said contestant having, In n proper affidavit
filed March 12th. 1000, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal sorvlce of this
notice cannot bo mado. It Is hereby orderod and
directed that such notice bo given by duo and
proper publication,
mt3U OEO. E, PnENCH, Register.
TIMUEIl CULTURE, FINAL PROOF-NOTICE
FOR PUULIOATION.
Land Office at North Platto. Neb,
March 21th, 11100.
Notico Is hereby given that Nicholas L. Ronter
has filed notico ot Intention to make final
proof before register nnd rocotver nt their office
in North Platte, Neb., on Mondny tho 7th dny of
Mny. 11X10, on Umber culture application No.
13,001, for the southeast quarler of sauthwost
quarter ami- lots 2, 3 and 4 of section No. SO,
township No. II north rango No, 33 west. He
names as witnesses: Thomas M. Johns, Walter N.
Simmons, Charles M, llayden, and Frank J.
Nichols, all ot Wallace, Nub.
m270 OcpnasE. FneNCit, Register.
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and will be prepared to do
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niakiug nt reasonable rates,
MRS. L. A. McAFEE,
MISS MAME McAFEE.
JThe Cash S
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$ Staple Groceries $
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