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ANU A FINK
ASSORTMENT OF
A) Novelties in Stcrl'
A: ing Silver and Cut $
A) Glass,
AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT.
High Grade Watched for
Railroad Men. Would bo
Pleased to see yon.
CLINTON,
THE JEWELER.
She rmt-WffMy ftribunr.
TUBS DAY, JULY 31, 1900.
The members of the tenuis club
are requested to meet at the
grounds at seven o'clock this even
ing. II. V. Hilliker, of Grand Island,
accompanied by his parents who
live in Iowa, were in town yester
day. J. M. Rannie was called to Ames
Sunday night bv a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
mother,
The Women's 'Relief Corps,
Grand Army Post and Co. 10, at
tended the funeral of Lieut. Jeffrey
this afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ke'ihcr went
to Omaha last night, the object of
the trip being to have Mrs. Kclilicr
receive treatment.
IOd Stone, charged with cotnmit-
ing perjury, was released on five
hundred dollars bail Friday after
noon to appear at a hearing to be
held to-morrow.
'Only a few Refrigerators left at
Davis.
Chicago weather forecast for
North Platte and vicinity :1 Fair to
night and Wednesday. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was
!)0; one year ago it was 76. The
minimum temperature this morn
ing was GO; one year ago it was 61.
Call at Davis and see those Re'
frigerators. A night blooming cercus at the
store of J. F. Schinalzricd has
twelve buds, six of which will
bloom tonight and the remainder
tomorrow night. The plant is
placed in the show window, thus
affording a good view for those who
wish to sec the beautiful flowers.
Don't fail to see our list of prop
erty which we have for sale, before
deciding on something else. We
may be able to save you some
money. John Bratt & Co.
Rev. Geo. A. Bccchcr leaves to
morrow night for Laramie, where
he will spend several days with
Bishop A. R. Graves on a fishing
expedition. Rev. Beecher has been
irrautcd a vacation covering the
month of Augustj but he has not
yet fully decided where he will put
in the full time.
James M. Hay. 'Lawyer.
Oscar Carlson, about eighteen
years of age, was brought up from
Gaslin precinct yesterday and ex
amined by the board of insanity.
It was decided to place him mulct
the 'charge of Sheritf Keliher for a
week or so in order to observe his
mental condition. His abbcration
is said to be due from an attack of
rheumatism which he suffered last
spring.
Are You
A Renter?
a fArmtr'n von uiv
ulilu to prucuiu n
farm nmr limnr, or lnuiltncd
with In.i-x, lirnv niniti;i;i , lin
imvvrl.l'cU ll. '' fnlliire ol
IF SU
11, o .nlnlloii lo our tumble l of.
f,.,..l i,v tlif Caiitiillah tloveimiivMl
cvu Uona liilo H'ttlur Ki'ttluira
Free Homestead
or 1110 llor.'M of the lie.t luml oil the con
r. I,. ...l.li.l. mill IlllieJ furill UK
" :-v : .T-.r...... n...
nalloii lM'lr " l"niUT-
tloit, 0liaa, hiwiii
W, V. linXXETT,
Cn.uiliamloTi'riiuu'iitAiient.
till Mew York l.ifn llnllrtlnk'.
OiuuhUi NcU.
.(.. . Il.ic.l Wllfl.L 1 iKi.ru 111 ""I.PII v""l
iBi"lell l Horn " a Ihi'Ik-I" to tin
uvrrt. Hallway-. whooU, cliurche, otc. ronvuluit
i .i . l,;.aiu,lo.l , tho roll lliu tet. For Infor.
John IS. Evans leaves tonight on
a brief business trip to Omaha and
Lincoln.
That Man" is the title of a
comedy which Manager Lloyd has
booked for the evening of Sept. 1st.
WnhavnvPrnl nlrrnsnf nrnncrlv
in Nebraska to trade lor lands in
the n.ml. Tn., lloAw A. Co.
. . ...
o. v. iviccouiucr, Bccremry oi uic
board of adjustment of the O. R. C.
came in from Cheyenne this morn.
ing and tonight will go to Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weil and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scliuff, who preparing a very elaborate pro
had been visiting in town for scv- n-ram. iucludinir ball frames. tran
crai uays, returncu to urami isianu
t i a y a I"
at noon touay.
Attorneys Ridglcy and Davis arc
planning a trip ol recreation to
Dcadwood and other towns in South
Dakota. They expect to leave in a
week or ten days.
J. M. Cahill. chairman of the
grievance committee of the Brother-
hood of Trainmen, is spending to-
day in town with (he members of
the local lodge,
IV. ha v. nWv nf rBin , i,
houses and lots who arc willing to
pay the market price. What have
you for sale? John Bratt & Co.
A juvenile orchestra of nine
members has lately been organized
and is receiving instructions from
Jas. Hart. The boys arc said to
, j
v,.
Ik
M..-ltn 1-,ll.,...1 AlA I.-- I
Vuu uuHutumtu m nui
souiu oi ine city yesicruay ot con-
Rumptiou at the age of 21. Services
were nem at tue nousc tins mom-
mg aim interment iook place in
the city cemetery.
John Bratt & Co., report the sale
of the small house on east Fifth
sttcct owned by Con Walker to W.
M. Hunter ror a consideration of
$550. The same firm has sold to
Dr. N. McCabe 320 acres of the
Hamilton land situated along the
Birdwood ditch. .
The social given last evening at afternoon and evening, and ar
the K. P. hall by the Degree of rangements will be made for danc-
Honor was larjrely attended tuid
every one seemed to thoroughly
enjoy tue occasion. During the
onrlv nnrt of fhn pvnnin.r .-, iitrnrv
J " J
nd musical program was rendered.
ml later refreshments woro si.rv.vl.
For Sale My residence property
on west niiro street. Ivor price
and terms apply to me.
J. 10. Bush.
Unas. iass marketed some very
line celery bauirtlay wlncli was
grown in his gardens in the south
part of town. Mr. Pass set out
ten thousand celery plants this
season, and they are doing exeep-
tionally well, it is well worth a
walk to his residence to look over
his gardens.
I will, for the next 30 days, treat
patients at my office for $15.00 per
month instead of $25,00 on the fol
owing days, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. In office from 9 a
m
. till 4 p. m.
II. C. Hannah M. D. D. O.
Clyde D. Williams, of Columbus,
Ohio, has purchased tbe Salisbury
ranch in Plant precinct, negoti
ations for which had been pending
for several weeks. The ranch con
sists of 800 acres and the sale in
cludes 140 head of cattle and horses.
The sale was made through John
Bratt & Co.
Miss May Conrad of Grand
Island, M. O. Johnson of Chicago
and J. K. Johnson of Louisville,
Kv., are guests of Miss Irtna Cody,
md they together with Miss
Turp'te and Geo. II. Likert are the
guests at the house party giyen by
Miss Cody this week. T.illv-ho
parties to Fort Mcl'licrson and
r.nmnliHir l.-iko lmve been
arranged for, as well as an evening
party next Friday.
Boarders and roomers wanted in
private family. Further particu
lars call at this office.
At the regular meeting of the
Commercial Club last evening the
entire tune was devoted to dis
cussions relative to the street lair
concessions. The matter of charg
ing merchants lor the street front
age of their business places was
considered, and though a large
majority of the members were in
favor of making a charge, no
definite action was taken. A com
mittec was appointed to interview
those who were opposed to making
a charge for the fiontp, and that
duty was performed this morning.
The result was that all withdrew
thoir objections to the plan of
charging for the space, and the
matter is now definitely settled,
Merchants will be charged fifty
cents per toot, while non-residents
must pay one dollar per loot.
Tho Street FaIi-,
lCverything connected with the
street fair to be held Sept. 3rd to
8lh inclusive is moying- alonp; in
excellent shape, and all indications
P" a large aucnaancc anu a
wccK 01 enjoyment lor all WHO arc
Pr"cnt; The fair has already been
WB au mrouguom central
anu western JNcbritska, and com
tucrcial travelers say they find
much interest in the fair mani
fested in all the towns they visit in
this part of the state,
The amusement committee is
shooting, tennis games, foot races,
w w
aiui a dozen other contests that go
to make a good program of sports
In addition to these there will be
free street attractions, consisting
of song and dance artists, con
tortionists, wire walkers, fire caters
R"d other features. There will
alao oc daily balloon ascensions.
There will be Attractions of a
midway nature, such as dancing
t,'ir'9 of all nations, moying pic
I""" - vaudcyillc acts, and other
amusement for which concessions
will be made and an admission fee
charged. There will be merry-go-
rounds, museums, etc., galore. No
gambling devices of any nature,
whatever, will be permitted.
The committee on public comlort
will secure grounds for the accom-
modatlcm of farmers' teams, and
water and hay will be provided and
'
turnisliccl lrec. Tins will give
tll0sc who come bv waon an on.
portunity to camp out if they so
desire
Merchants will erect attractive
booths in front of their places of
business, home of which will be
used for the display of wares, while
others will be provided with chairs
and be made a resting place lor
women and children. The main
streets will be decorated with flags
and bunting,
Band concerts will be given each
pavillions.
It is the intention of the manage
i ... . i i. i
' mancis aumraugcu
mat tlie visitors will Dc entertained
, . ..... ....
irom morning 'ate at nigui,
to the end that all who atttend will
go Home well pleased witu tueir
visit.
A committee is now in Omaha
conlcrriug with the railroad com
pany in regard to low rates,
Prof. Brandon took a couple of
days off the latter part of last week
and spent the time in Grand Island.
Shipments of sheep over the
Union pac;ric continue heavy, many
of which are unloaded and fed
at
the stock yards at this point
We can make some small loans
on gilt edge real estate at eiglit
per cent inrcrcst.
John Bratt & Co.
There are on display in Streitz's
drug srore window several fine
specimens of apples raised on the
Often and Totllion farms west of
town. These orchards have been
in bearing for seycral years, and
successfully contradict the state
ment that apples can not be sue
ccssfully raised iu this section.
W. T. Wilcox has been confined
to the house, since his arrival home
from 'Wyoming, by a very sore
right arm. While on his vacation
trip he scratched his wrist' and
later the arm began lo swell. He
went to a physician who pro
no u need the trouble to be due to
pus microbes. The arm was poul
ticed and before reaching home the
wound broke and emitted much
pus. It was supposed the trouble
wumu K,,u UUL l,,c u"" ,a
8tUI swollen and it is thought the
wound will again break.
HUMPHREYS
Witch Hazel Oil
TUB PILJ0 OINTMENT.
One Application Gives Relief,
It euros Plle or Hemorrhoid Eilcrnal or Inter
nal, Ullnd or Illeollug,ItchlnRor!lumlnK,KlMur
and I'litulaj. llellpf Immedlato cure rertaln.
Itctiri!illurni,Scaldi ami Ulceration and Con
traction from Uuru. Tho Relief Initanl IteallnK
wonderful.
It currnt Torn, Cut or Lacerated Wound ami
Ilrulsci).
It cure llolli, Carbuncles, Kt-loni, Itunroundu,"
Ulcers, Old HorcH, Itching Kruptlotm, Scurfy or
Scald Head.
It cure Inflamed or Caked Ilreasti and Koro
Nipples. Invaluable.
It cures Salt Ithcum, Tetters, Scurfy Eruptions
Ctiapgieil Hands, Fever IJlUters, Bora Lips or
Nostrils. Corns, llunlons, Sore and Chafed Fvct,
Stings of Insects, Mouiulto Ultcs and Sunburns.
Thrco Sizes, 25c., 60o. and $1.00
Sol J by Druggists, or lent pre-paid on receipt of price
HUMPHREYS' MED. CO.,
Cur. Wllllain A John fits,, , NEW YOBK.
Railroad Notes.
Harry Cox has
returned from
his trick in the
Iowa and resumed
ispatchcr's office.
Engine 985 was scut down from
Cheyenne yesterday and will be
overhauled in the shops here.
Charley Scyferth returned Sun-
ay from Sidney where he had been
working as relief machinist for a
week.
John Loncrgan started west Sat-
rday night in search of a climate
which will alleviate the unpleasant
ness of hay fever, with which he it
Afflicted.
The torch and oil box at the ice
louses caught tire bunday nigut
ind an alarm of fire was turned in,
but employes extinguished the
dames before the arrival of the
dose companies. The damage was
cry light.
The recent order regarding
standard time-pieces goes into ef
fect tomorrow. This order pro-
ides that all U. P. train crew's
and yard men shall provide them
selves with a watch of a prescribed
jewel standard. Nearly all the
train men arc owners of watches
which meet the requirements, but
those who arc not, must purchase
new time-pieces.
One ot the fast runs recently
made on the U. P. was that of
train 102, engine 1802, George
Austin engineer, and made between
North Platte and Alda. The
istaucc is 130 miles and it was
covered in 130 minutco including
two stops, one at Kearney and one
at Lexington. The distance from
North Platte to Grand Island is
137;4 miles and the entire distance
was made in 145 minutes, the
distance from Alda to Grand Island
being impeded by a loss of at least
seven minutes sidetrack to allow a
train to pass. A mile a minute
was tue time tor mc enure
distance. Grand Island Indepcud
ent.
Two of the sixty new engines
ordered bv the Union Pacific last
March were received in Omaha
Saturday and it is expected the
order will now be filled at the rate
of two per week. The engines re
ceived arc numbered 1623 and 1624.
Two of the four cylinders are high
pressure and the other two low
pressure. The high pressure cylin
ders are fifteen and one-half inches
n diameter, the low pressure
cylinders twenty-six inches in
diameter. Doth have a thirtv-iuch
stroke. 1 lie driving wiiceu are
fifty-seven inches in diameter and
tuipport a weight of 160,000 pounds
The weight of the engine is 180,000
pounds; tank, 105,000 pounds; the
total weight of engine and tank,
ready for service, being 285,000
pounds. The tank has a capacity
of 5,000 gallons of water and six
teen tons of coal. The working
boiler pressure is 200 pounds o
steam to the square inch. There
arc a total of 306 boiler tubes, each
two inches iu diameter and thirteen
feet six inches iu length. As fast
as the engines are received and got
in shape for bervice they will be
sent to the Wyoming division, and
the 1700 class now iu use there will
be sent back to the Nebraska di
vision. MYRTLE NEWS,
Chas, Phillips returned to the
Dismal River Thursday, where he
is working on a ranch.
Mrs. H. Phillips and daughter
Hazel, Mr. and Mrs. Kcslarand Mr.
Shaffer and daughter, spent the
last of the week with relatives. at
Brady Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Null of St Joe,
arc abiding under the parental
roof for an iudefinatc time.
We arc informed that Miss Ida
Reid has been engaged to teach the
Myrtle f-chool the coming term.
The almost instantaiiccus re
sponse to the request for reading
matter that appeared two weeks
:go, "speaks louder than words" iu
praise ol biiiislmic work being
carried on iu West Nebraska, and
also bhows the great interest taken
by Tribune readers.
Mrs. Geo. A. Dolph scut a vcar's
Housewives for distribution, Mrs.
Matt McGue contributed iiiiscelhin-
eons reading, Miss Anna P h Wis
a roll of Christian Endeavor papers
and magazines and papers from
unknown sources.
Will Mrs. Will Dalv kindly marl
Youth's Companion to York Mc
Gue, Dorp, Neb.
Mrs. L. C. Reneau ol Tryon, has
joined the joy giving family of Stiu
shiuers and reports a desire to bu
active iu the work.
John Menzic of Grafton, spent a
few days with his father, R. J.
Mcnzic.
Two gentlemen Irom Hastings
have been canvassing the school
districts, introducing some new
charts. Several schools purchased
of them.
The Price
You pay for Groceries is never
lower than we ask. Hecause we
have made the prices on Grocer
ies what they are.
Diamond C. Soap, ) bars 25
Pcarlinc. per pkg ,04
5c size Paddle, llluc 01
10c size Paddle, Hlue 07
25 lbs. Corn Meal 25
100 lbs Hran . . 60
Corn Starch, per pkg t '05
Argo Gloss Starch, per pkg. . . .05
Kiugsfords Silver Gloss Starch .08
Kiugsfords Corn Starch...
.08
H pint I.r. Prices Extract
Va-
nilla
.15
.25
Walter Ltakcrs Cocoa, y, lb. tin
Walter Bakers Chocolate 18c 2
cakes 35
Eagle Hrand Condensed Milk
18c 2 cans 35
Evaporated Cream 13c 2 cans for .25
rmy Avlc Grease 2 boxes 15
Monarch Axle Grease, 2 boxes. .15
Frazicr's Axle Grease, 2 boxes .15
Sewing Machine Oil, per bottle .05
Grand Pa's Wonder Soap, per
bar 05
Yeast Foam, 2 pkgp 05
On Time Yeast, 2 pkgs 05
Sage, per pkg 04
Hops, per pkg 04
Table Salt, 2 sacks 05
4-lb. package Gold Dust 18
bearch L,ight Matches, per box. .04
Bird Seed, l ib. pkg
Vinegar, per gallon v
Wliittumore's Gilt E 1 'e Shoe'
Polish
Whitteuiore's Baby Elite Shoe
.07
.20
.20
Polish 10
Cream of Wheat, per pkg 15
Pillsbury's Vitos 13c, 2 pkgs, .
ShVcdded Whole Wheat Biscuit
13c, 2 pkgs
Battle Ax Tobacco, per ping.. .
Horse Shoe Tobacco, per
.-'3
.35
plug 45
Star Tdbacco, per lb 45
J. T. Tobacco, per plug 20
Dukes Mixture Tobacco, per lb. .35
Arbucklus Coffee... 13c, 2 pkgs 25
Lion Coffee 13c, 2 pkgs 2
German Coffee 13c, 2 pkgs 2
Bee Coffee per pkg 14
Bogota Coffee I8c,2 pkgs .35
We pay you as much as we can
for your produce and charge you no
more lor goods exchanged for pro
ducc than you pay in cash.
Wilcox Department Store.
sssB sss 1 aa v sH
150 MILES ALONG
The Columbia JttVer
BY DAYLIGHT
..ON...
"TIIK CHICAGO PORTLAND
SPF.CIAL."
Only Two Nights
MAKINO TIIR Tllll
Missouni mvun to poijtland
For tiultols, ti in u tables nnd
fnU inforinntinn, call on
.Iamiw II. Ska hi. an, AkoiiL
A Well
Dressed
Man ;
is )ic who who Lrl us to
make his clolhcs, W
iirf now receiving our lint
of new and fashionable
Spring Suitings.
F. J. Broeker,
Merchant Tailor.
Over Morocli'B.btirbor ehop.
3
Reach a Man's
Heart Through
His Stomach...
Is an old saying-, but it
holds good today. Good
things lo eat can be
found in :il)iiii(lnnc( :il
our slore; everything in ((
the market is here lor
your inspection. Fresh
fruits of all kinds re
ceived daily.
I RUSH & MURRAY
mm
Logal Notices.
I.KOAIi NOT1CK.
Tin! ilofciiiltintK Catherine K. Wlvlll,
U'lvlll lu'l husband, llrnt inline unknown, will
take notli o that on the tli ilay of June, WW,
(he plalntliT. The County of Lincoln, a cor.
tiorallim. lllcd IIh iiotltloii In thedlHtrlrt lourt
of Lincoln county, Nclir.-tHka, the object and
oruycr 01 which in to lorccionu certain tax
liciiM. tulv asHt'HKcil liy Haiti iilalnllir against
the tiorthcsiNt quarter HrcCon '.'I, In town-
Minn i.t. norm ot ranue m, went lite sixth
principal meridian. Nchraxka. for the year
IrtKlin the Muni of til tt. for the war iroi In
the Hum of iV!M. for the war IK5 in the huiii
of i! .7 1, for the year Imm In the huiii of lll.lM.
'or: the year ih7 In the mim of tin.;!!: for the
yeitr I81W In the num of )H.; amounting In
I tie total sum uftlKMI: with IntcrcHt at the
rate of ten tier cent tcr cntuim from the
tlrnt tlay of May. iwu, all of which In due anil
mmahl.
1'l.ilntllT nniVH a decree of foreclosure
of Haiti tax llotm and ;i Hale of Maid lircm-
IMt'H,
You and each of you ilcfcmlantn, are re
quired to atiHwtir Haiti petition on or be I ore
niniiiiuy, wic .inn nay 01 .ii(;iini, n.i.
uaicii .inn ii.
ItNXI.
TllK COUNTY
Or LINCOLN,
A CoriHirallou,
S. ItldKley, IIh attorney.
J-i:ll
My II,
I.I'.OAi. NOTIOU.
The defeiidaulH Callnta M. Dudley.
Dudley her hiiMbautl, llrxl name unknown.
Adda M. CollltiM. UMNlKiiee. Smith IlroM. Loan
and TrtiHt Company and Jolili Doe, true
name unknown, will take notice that on the
Ml,, day of .liine. IWi, the plaintiff. The
County tif Lincoln ;i coriMiratlou, tiled Uh
Um petition In the dlHirlct court of Lincoln
countv, NebraHk.t, the object and tirayer of
which 1h to forecloue certain tax lleiiM.jhily
aM.srHHcd by nald plalntliT aK.itliMt the north
went quarter of Mcctloit I, in towimlilp l:i.
north of range 1, wcHt of Sixth principal
metlillau. Nchrunka. for the year IhUHn the
mi m of gr.'.H.; for the year 1NUI In the huiii
of 'll.'.'O; for the year IhW In the Hum of
ll.:u, for the year ImkiIii the huiii or til. N),
lor the year twin the huiii of 1 1 1.30: for the
year IN'MIn the huiii of IN. HI: ainoiiiitliiK In
the.total huiii of 1W.7H: with Intercut at the
rate ol ten I'er cent per annum from the
li rut day of Itlay, IUU), allot which U due and
unpaid,
I'lalntirt prays a decree of forecloMiiru of
cild tax lieu and a Hale Of Hald premlecH.
You and each of you tlefentlautH are re
'liitrcd to atiMwer Hald petition on or before
.Monday, nth day of AutiiiHt, hum.
Till! CO UNITY OK LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
JII3I My II. S. KldKley, Uh Attorney.
LUOAL NOTIOl'...
Tlin ilnfuinlautH Nnllntml Ins'irntico Uompnnjr,
Aimii't Dltliini, - DI.Viiu IiIm wife, tlrnt nmun
iniliiuiwtii I.uw 1'.. Dnrrow, A. It. Oruimn, tlrnt
iiuiiis uukiHiMii ami John Dun. true mimn tin
Vnown. will tnku uotlco Unit (in lliu 2ml iUjt of
Inly, T.IU0, lliu plnlntllT, The Uniuity of Lincoln,
it corporntlon, nleil IU petition In tlin DUtrlct
Odii rt nf I.lncdln county, Nebravlni, Iho object
mill priiyur of which U to fnniclomi curtnln tnx
IIuiih, duly (ickiiuxxI by rntil plnlntllT, nKnlimt tlin
norlli hnlf of tho K(Milliot ipturter nnd the
uiihI half of tuulliunKt iUnrter of Bcctlnn -i. III
TiiHti.lilp 10, Uanift) 110 et of thh Hlxth prlnclpnl
iiiurlilliin, Nohrimkii, for Iho yonr 1H1IU tu the urn
nf 10 J7 for lite jenr lh'JI In the mini of fV.SIt for
iho yunr iwr in I no inn or vin.Hii for tue jenr
IHW lii Iho Kiini of tCI.IH: for Iho yonr IW7 Iu tho
urn of Rill; for the ynr 1R1W In Iho huiii of 7.tll!
iitiiimntiiiK In tin, totnl kiim of Hl.ri2; with In
terest id tlie ml (i or Inn pur rtmt per an mini from
lliu Ut ilny of Mny, Hum, nil of whU-h In ilu mid
iiiipnhl.
rulil tin llun nnd h Knln of mid irimdi.i)K.
l'liiltitlli tirnyH ii microti ot rorwliiHiire ot
ion nml (nch of you lifiniliiiilit nrn rnnttlroil
lo niiHwiir unld i(itllloii on or Ixifori, Momlny, Iho
hi tiny oi mipiuniiivr. ii"i.
I'lileil.Iiny in, hum.
Till! COUNTY Ol' LINCOLN,
A C(irirullnn,
lly II, H. ItldKlvy, lt Attornoy.
Legal Notice
Tho dofondiintfl J. U. Honoywoll, llrst
niiiiio unknown, Honoywoll Ins wife,
lirnt niiino unliiiown ami Cliurlos Maploo,
will tnlto notiuo Unit on lliu lHtli day of
Junn, 11)00, tho plaintiff, Tho County of
Lincoln, a corporaiioti, mod tta nolition
lu tho ilifltriot court of Lincoln county,
NobrnBUa, Iho object antl nravor of
w'hich is to forooloBO cortnln tnx lionw.
duly HFBORBed by Bnid pliiintilf nKalnm
Iho HouUioiiHt qiinrtur of noution .1, in
lowiiflliin '.), north of ranco 27. west of
.Sixth prinuipiil niorliliiin, NobriiBlcn, for
tlio yonr In.u in Uio huiii of O.U'.l; rorllio
yonr ItW.j in Uiobuiu ot 081; for tho year
ibw iu tho fin in of lU.'Jl; for tho your
1S1I7 in tho huiii or 0.51; for tho year 1808
in tho huiii of 0.11,,iiuii)iinlinK in tho
totnl Bum of iffiUXXij wllh itilorobt at tho
ruto of ton por com por aiiiiutu from tho
llrbt tlay ot May, 1000, all of which iu
duo and unpaid.
Plaintiff prays a dtorco of forooloHiiro
ofBaltltav lion nnd aRuloofnaitl prom
iW'H.
'i'iiii and each of you tlofondaiila aro
rciiuirotl lo aiiHWor Haiti pntilion on or
boforo Monthly tho 2tllh tlay of AiilmihI,
I'MO.
TIIK COUNTV OK LINCOLN,
A Corporation.
jllOl Hy II. H UidKloy, its Atty.
J, S. lIoAutAND, W. V. lIoAiuam)
Hoagland& Hoagland,
ATTORNEYS AD COUtlSELORS
Otllfo oyer
McDounlirn Dank.
NQUT1I PLATTE, NE1J,
