FRIDAY, DEC. 14, 1900.
Mr
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One Year, cash In ndrtnc tl-tt
Bit Months, cnh In ndrtnct TS 0nU
BntrdttbKotthPUtU(Hbruk)poitoffleM
sseond-fllsiimsttsr.
RufKODUcnoNS from the
country press of Nebraska
occunv prominent space in the
Om:iha Bcc these davs. especially W
those which arc commendatory i
I Useful Christmas
Presents
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I'UUMCATIQN NOTICK.
.lolni Furnish. Cora A. Furnish and John
Doc. real name unknown, defendants, will
take notice that Jainci li. Heeler, plalntlrr,
lias filed hlfi petition In the district court of
Lincoln county, iMeurawca. against said de
fendants, the obtcct and Braver of which
arc to foreclose a certain mortgage executed
October 1st. Wtt, by the defendants John
Furnish and Cora A, Furnish, on the follow.
Ing described real estate, to wit: The couth
halt nf the. northwest nu.irter and the north.
I cut iiuartcr of the southwest quarter of
section twelve: and the southeast quarter of
tnc nortneasi quarter oi8eciioncicvcu.au
In township nine, north' In range thirty,
west of the Sixth nrlnclnal meridian In Lin
coln county, Nebraska, said mortgage being
:xccuicu 10 secure mc payment, ui i
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE LEADER
This popular house has in stock an elegant line of
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Tin-: procccdintrs of the election 10 buuuo a 1 7
contest in Douglas county show ft Usoi:ul, durable and of a nature that will be appreciated
that the fusion frauds in South W
Omaha were about as glaring Uj rpiieSG ffOOclS will be Sold at SPECIAL PRICES.
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i by the County of Lincoln for the foreclosure
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J.EOALi NOTICK,
Wltllnm t. Potter, Emma I). Potter, J. I, Cns
Threshing MachlnoCompany, A Corporation will
take notice that on the 2d day of Norcmbpr, lilfO,
cpnrinm 11. ucrnnsy, piainiui uorein, nieil liH
petition In the district court of Lincoln comity,
iNournsKs, BBBinniF&iu acienanms, ino onectnnn
prayer of which are to foreclofo n certain tnort-
the one
executed to secure the navmct
yrlncipal promissory note of said defendants
ohn Furnish and Cora A. Furnish, for the
sum of J500. with ten Interest coupon notes
tncretn attaencu: cacn oi nam inicresi
notes being for the sum of $17.60 and due
resnectlvc v on the first davs of Anrll and
October IKiS, 18W, IK5, WW, and HOT. There
Is now due the plaintiff on Bald notes and
mortgage Including the amount paid as
taxes on said nrcmlses. and the costs nald bv
Elalntlff In the foreclosure cases commenced
y the County of Lincoln for the foreclosure
taxes on said nrcmlses. the sum of S738.49.
wun interest incrcon at inc rate oi icn
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cent per annum on$K2.M thereof from the
1st pay of April, 1805, and on $II5.V9 thereof
from the Rth day of August, 1900, and plain
tiff prays for a decree that said defendants
as those usually perpetrated in
New York by Tammany.
Though a trusted lieutenant,
David B. Hill makes the an
nouncement that he will be
candidate for the democratic
presidential nomination in 1904.
He takes this action without the
consent of W. J. Bryan.
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be required to pay the same or that said
ircmises ue soiu to saiisij
iitirrst and rnstn nf suit.
You arc rcnulrcd to answer said ictltlon
on or before Monday the Slst day of Jan
uary, 1001.
Jamks k. Shelby, Plaintiff.
dlH IJy W. S. Morlan, his Attorney.
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Fine Silk Dress Patterns, Silk and
th Woolen Waists, Dress Skirts, Ladies'
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Tailor-Made Suits
Caps, Fine Linens
Furs, Jackets,
Marseilles Bed
Tim Omaha News says: Gov
crnor-clcct Dietrich is to be com
mended on his good sense in tak
ing a positive position in opposi
tion to the presentation of a par- g i i; rA PhlUmn oil CTVlcOC
don to Joseph S. Bartley who is W LdUICD ailU VIMIUICII, CI I l O Ljf I w
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I'ltOHATE NOTICK.
In the matter of the estate of James
Wilson, deceased.
In the County Court of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, December II, 1000.
Notice Is hereby given, that the creditors
of said deceased will meet the Administra
trix of said estate, before the County Judge
of Lincoln County, Nebraska, at the County
Court Itoom in said county, on the Oth day of
:y, 1001, and on the loth day of June,
1001, at 0 o'clock a. tn, each day, for the pur-
KSKO executed by William I. Totter, nnd Kmraa II.
I'otler. to tlio DlalntlfT. tmnn thn narlheant
quarter of suction 11), In township 15, north of
rstiRO .13 west, IJnoolu county, Nebraska, to re
cure tho payment of a certain promlsrorr unto
with coupons attached, dated December the 31st,
IK91, for tho sum of (:)00 due and payable In (Wo
yearn from tho date thereof. The Interest cou
pons being ten In number, each fur fifteen dollars,
one falling due evury six months alter tho dato
of the note) and that plaintiff has paid the taxes
on the aboro described promises tn protect his
title for the years from IMC to itffi) Inclusive.
That there is duo upon raid noto and raorlangu
and for taxes paid tho mm of M07.CO, for Which
mim with interest from tho 1st day of January,
1001, plaintiff prays for a decree; that defendants
Potter's be required to pay tho samo, oi that said
promises may De om to sausty too amount uuu,
and that the protended judgment lien hold by do.
fendant J. I. Caoo Threshluit Maclilno Company
may bo decreed to bo Junior and inferior to plain
tiff's mortgage lien.
You ore required to answer said petition on or
beforo the 17th day of December 1000.
Dated November 2, 1000.
0- EmnAtM II. IfEitsnxr, Plalntln,
CHATTKti MOHTOAOK BALK.
Nottco Is hereby given that on Wednesday, (ho
10th day of December, 1000, at 'J o'clock, p. m., on
lots 5 and 0 In block 171, In Iho city of North
I'lattc, Nebraska, at tho barn known as tbo Wlilli)
Elephant Darn, tbero will bo eold to the hlgheM
bidder for cah. one Llshtnln Uay Fross. Hnld
salo Is madoby virtue of a chattel mortgage dated
September 22ud. 1809. slgued byO. ri. Huffman,
and given to tho Kansas City Hay l'rocs nnd
Machlnory Company, to secure two notes of
1 112.N) each of oven date therewith, ono nf which
notes was duo March 1st, 1000, and ono duo Jan
uary 1st, 1001, and there Is now duo on said nolo
and mortgago tho sum of $122. Bald mortgage Is
on file In the nfflco of tho ceunty clerk o( Keith
county. Nebraska.
KANSAS CITY UAY 1'ItKRS fi MACHINERY COMPANT,
n27- Uy Wilcox k Uklllgan, Its Attornt'rs.
pose of presenting their claims for cxamln-
months arc allowed for creditors to present
their claims, and one year for the Adminis
tratrix to settle said estate, from the 11th
dav of December 1000.
A.S. 11ALDWIN.
dill County Judge.
J Spreads, Kid Gloves and Mittens for 1 SUukS.oaden,y
j .. Jl. A A.
now serving a term in me suue . . i . i r
penitentiary for looting the state HanKerChl GTS TrO ITI
treasury, in announcing nis
decision not to submit to the
demand for a pardon Gov. Die
trich serves both his party and
his state,"
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This State Barber's board
one 'of the Q expensive luxuries
the leirislaturc should cut off. If
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it docs not, the nobility of the
other occupations should be
recnirnizcd bv the creation of a
o 'k
shoemakers' commission, u black- W
smiths'. board, a dirt shoyclcrs'
board, a carpenters' board, a
boarding-housekeepers' board,
et cetera. If economy, retrench
ment and reform arc not to be
watchwords let the state's motto
"Equality Bcfbrc the Law," be
printed in the statues in illum
ined letters.
cent to $1.00,
jg Mufflers from 25 cents to$i.oo, Fine.
Shoes and Slippers, all styles. Rugs
of all descriptions.
For Gentlemen Suits, Overcoats, Fine Shirts
Neckwear, Hals, Caps, Fine Shoes, etc.
THR LEADER
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TIiib school has recently been
re-organized and placed in charge
ot Archdeacon Atmore whose
scholastic attainments are well and
favorably known in many portions
of the United States. Here is the
opportunity for parents to procure
tor their children a good, whole
some, sound and all around education.
Terms reasonable. The next
term commences January 17th,
1901, and arrangements" can be
mand by which pupils may enter
at once, or at any time. For fur
ther information address.
.fr. Archdeacon Atmoke,
Principal,
Kearney, Nebraska.
References: Rev. G. A. Beecber,
North Platte; Hon John I. Redick,
Kearney, Nebraska.
First door south P. 0.
J. iPIEfl, Vtop,
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A tahulation of the popular
vote on president gives McKin
lcy a plurality ol 850,000 over
Bryan, and a clear majority of
280,000 over all competitors.
SUBMAniNE TREASURE.
0ld and Dlnmoud I.y Ins ut tlio Hot
torn ot tlio Hon.
From tlio London Mali: On tho
Cornish coast, about flvo miles from
tho Lizard, It Is uulto common to pick
Tun Nebraska Independent,
organ of the populist party at
Lincoln, has a somewhat sensa
tional story about an attempt to
secure the release of Joe Bartley
from the state penitentiary, the
story in effect being that a large ui Spanish dollars which have been
purse has been raised among his galloon that wont down in 1781 with nH
friends for that purpose, of which ,arS amount of bullion on board. It
, , A. . . la surprlslnir that, with all tho mod-
thirty-five thousand dollars was orn nppnftnc03 for lllvlnBi By8tomntic
to go to Governor Poynter, and attempts aro not moro frequently mado
other lartre sums were to be used t0 rccovor troasuro from Iho deep. As
otner large sums were xo oc. uscti ng lcgg a grcftt (lon, o troasuro
to .keep 'Other people quiet. It was recovered, Including tho historical
: .. w. :4nu4tM.r Koldon cup which onco bolonsod to
in
a i i 1 rmlArtn nun ir
tnmn rt Inuu mtornutttlir "
. Frederick, klnc of 91c lv. from tho
but there is probably wreck Gf ono nf tho shins of tho "In-
In 1G80 nn Amorl-
story,
nothing more than a grain of
truth in it. Bartlcy's friends
have been active in efforts to
secure letters and petitioners for
vlnclblo Armadn."
can named William Phlpps enmo ovor
from Virginia to this country and
cravod thu assistance of Charles II. to
ward rccovcrlni; somo wrockod trcaa-
uro on tho coast ot ltispanioin.
fardon, but outside of this much Charles provided him with a ship and
tho Inilonon.lont Htnrv tin- nccossnry funds, but tho first nt-
doubtcdly si very vivid work
the imagination,- Kearney Hub. t Albemarle, and this tlmo ho sue-
cocded In rocnvorlnR specie to tho vnl-
uo 0f 200.000, and after paying all
A committee of the London oxponscs ha was ablo to t;lvo tho duko
county council has just prepared ' 80'0001 "8 hl,8 Bhnrll u'c
vonlnrn. Thn nnooln nn linnrd II. M. a.
a scheme for the erection by the Lutlno, wrecked in 1709 off tho coast ot
municipality of nearly 800 cot- Holland, amounted to 1,200,000, and
J , , J Ti . tho wholo of this still remnlnu at the
tages lor worKingmcn. u is bottom of tho Hoai wllh th0 0XC01)tion
proposed .to buy thirty-one acres of 0!),8I50, recovered In tho year 1S50.
m . I Alrnmnia in pnnnvrn tn rnm II 111 llni VV
of land near a car line on which
the cottages will be built. They
will contain from three to five
rooms each. Provision is made
for two streets planted with
shade trees and an open square.
About 5,eu persons can ue ac
commodated under the plans.
Rents would be from $1,70 a
week for the three room cottages ,m,
- , . x which
lo $2.f5 for those of live rooms, halt f
The cost of the site will be $100, M8'nnuH ln 1885- Somo ot th F.ronch.
,. . . ., ships sunk at Trafalgar contained vast
uuu. uBuiuuivH ui mc uAiieust: treasuro. Flvo tons of Bllvor plate ox
of bullditiGT the cottatrea arc not eluding tlio fanlous silver gates ot St
V , . .. r . John's Catliodral, Malta, and a ton
given, oucn Hcnumea ut munic- a 0, gohl plnto m03t,,. Btua
ipal J ownership have been tried dod with Jowois, tho plunder of tho
-......fiiltflti Bftuornl 'Hli' in Maltao churchos, wero on board on9
sHcccMfMUjr ,n several utles in otXCBOi bW Not an ounce of this
1'ulnti In Coiumon.
Great Editor I am afraid I haven't
tlmo to read your poem on the Cuban
rcconccntrndos. How are you quali
fied to wrlto anything on thoso peo
ple? You woro never In Cuba. How
can you appreciate their condition?
Poet Appreciate their condition?
Why, man I haven't they been starv
ing? Judge.
Hone with Hoiiibrent.
A good deal of amused comment has
been excited on tho business end of
Tchounltoulas street during tho last
fow days by tho peculiar headgear
worn by a big bay dray horse. It Is an
extremely tall straw hat, shaped some
thing llko a Moxlcan sombrero, with a
couplo of holes In tho brim for tho
nnlmal's cars. Tho hat is rather rakish
and jaunty tn appearance, and as the
horso happens to possess a peculiarly
scdato and solemn expression the com
blnatlon Is enough to draw a grin from
a wooden Indian. One ot tho shippers
In tho neighborhood declares that tho
beast Is tho living Imago of an old sea
captain who used to bo a popular char
acter on tho street, and who woro Just
such another queer hat winter nnd
summer. "They look so much alike'
ho said tho other day, "that It wouldn't
surprise mo in thn least If tho horso
spoko to mo any tlmo it wont by." Tho
driver of tho dray it a German and
proud of tho contrlvaiuo. Ho says tho
crown contains a sponge soaked In
vinegar. Now Orlcuns Tlmcs-Dcmo
crat.
tUtcmpta to recover tho romnlndor arc
still being made. Diving operations
resulted In tho recovery of .C 80,00b In
gold from tho wreck of tho Ill-fated
Hoyal Charter, which took placo close
to Moulfra, oft tho Anglesca coast, but
n vait number ot dlninouds nra still
lying about tho wreck. 40,000 In
spoclo was recovered from tlio wreck
of tho Hnmllla Mltcholl. In tho Chinese
sea, after lying In twonty-throo fiith
onui of wntor for upward ot twenty
years, and 90,000 In gold was suvp l
from tho wreck of tho Alphonso XII.
was fiiiuk In twonty-slx and ono
fathoms of water off tho Canary
Bpsnlsh ChrUtlnn Kudeavnr Society.
The first national convention of tho
Spanish Christian Endeavor society
has taken place at Saragosa. Thitty
soven societies wero represented by fif
ty delegates. Tho ecclesiastical au
thorities demanded that the governor
should suppress tho meeting ot tho
convention, hut the delegates courte
ously acknowledged the receipt of his
order and carried out the two days'
program as they had planned.
Cored by a Oollliloo.
From the Birmingham (England)
Mall: A remarkable case of a woman
regaining her hearing after years of
deafness has been brought under my
notice. Asked for an explanation sh3
described how she was knocked down
by a bicyclist a few days ago and tell
on her head. She heard a peculiar
"click" In her ear and slnco that tlmo
sho had been ablo to hear perfectly
well. So, after all, thero Is some vlrtuo
In being run down by a cyclist.
Objrctlnm to the Heat.
'Maid of Athens, ero we part,
Give, oh, glvp me back my heart!
Or, slnco that has left my breast,
Keep It now and take the rest!"
'I llko your chcokl" thereat quoth sho,
'Jut I knew she spoko sarcastlc'lly.
THRIFTY POETS.
Corner the BInrkrt for Their lflrt Kdl
tliinn nnd Coin Money.
When tho ordluury man reads that
the works of some poet are being
brought out lu u limited edltlou of, uay
100, or perhaps only CO, volumes, ho
thinks It is bocatiso tho, publisher U
afraid that thoro will not bo a salo
for any :.ioro. This generally-received
idea Id qulto erroneous. Tho reason U
that more munoy Is made out ot poetry
when thu book gets senrco than when
It is cuslly obtainable. Couscqueutly
poets some of them, by tho way, aro
remarkably keen business men havo
tholr works brought out In limited edi
tlons, nnd "buy in" nil copies, except
about 10, before it Is published, lm
mediately the scarcity is felt In tho
lltornry world a demand la created
and by Belling their own works through
agents ot courso, very gradually
they obtain fancy prices. It wna only
tho other day that a well-known poet
obtained for his rticcntly-Usued book
no less thou four tlmos tho amount It
was published at. It seems a round
about way to tho outside public, but
thou tho goneral public knows nbso
. lutoly nothing about tho methods of
It FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm fSaehinepy.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK & SALISBURY
NORTH PLATTE.
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FALL AND WINTER
fiTTTTTMlfl
Anticioatine the wants of
men who wear good clothes
good material, good workman
ship and good fit we have
laid in a nice line of Fall and
Winter Suitings and Pants
Goods, and solicityour orders.
We can satisfy you in fit and
price.
F. J, BROEKER
First Door North Wilcox 8tore.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Jnracn M. l'ierco nnd Mrn. Kmmottlo Tierce,
defendant, will take notice that on tlio 2nd ilny
nt November. 1P00. tho tilaluUR herein, David
Master, filed bin petition In tho dtntrlct court of
Lincoln county, Nebraglia, nttlndt said dot onil
nnta Impleaded with John li. 1'lerce. ltebeccn
l'ierco and MuHcatlne MortRDKO h Trust Com
pany, the object and prayer of which nro to fore
cloe a certain mortgage executed by the defend
ante Jnme-i M, Fierce. Kmmottlo Tierce,
John II. I'lorco and Rebecca l'ierco, to
Muscattno MortRBRe and Trunt Company and by
gald company Designed to the plaintiff herein,
upon tho KOutliweet quurtcr of section 22, town
ship0, north of range 20 In Lincoln county, Ne
braska, to secure the payment of six promissory
notes, dated March 1st. 1M4, for the sum of (1.V)
each and duo nnd payable, one March 1, 1MW,
ono March 1, lM'.l, one March 1, lftOO, ono March
1. 1MI1, ono March 1, W02 and one March 1, 11KM,
that there In now duo upon nald notes nnd mort-
Ratio ana ror tnxet paid on saia property me sura ni
tl,4H2.14,for which aunt with Interest from March
1. 1001 at ten por cent, plaintiff ptayx for a derren
that defendants be required to pny the snmo or that
said promised may bo sold to satisfy the amount
found duo.
You are required to answor sald potltllon on or
before January 7th, 1001,
David Maiteiis, Plaintiff,
n2G- Wilcox it IlalllRHn, hU Attorneys.
LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
NOTICE FOB PUIILIOATION.
Land Office at North Platte, Neb.,
November 22, 1000.
Notice Is hereby trivet) that the followlns-named
settlor has Died notice ot hor Intention to make
final proof in support of her claim, and that said
proof will bo made before IteRlstor and ltecelver
u florin wane, en., onvecemDer sin, ivuu, viz:
ALICE L. ItAltUEtl,
who made homestead entry No, 1CR8I for the
west half ot northeast quarter nnd wes litlf of
Houtheast quarter of section 10, township 1U north,
ranRe ou west.
Sbe names the (oiiowlnc witnesses to prove hor
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
lanu, viz: ueorge rjenrocongost, J. Herman van
llrocklln, Qeorgo Cooper, of Echo, Neb,; Joseph
Welllrer, of North Platte, Nob. ,
nzj-o. "cu. h. iiir.iuii, itegisisr.
NOTICE FOH FUMJOATION.
Land Office at North Plntte, Neb.,
November nd, 1000. 1
Notice la hereby nlven that the following-namea
settler has filed notice ot his Intention to make
final proof in support ot his claim, and that said
proof will be mado before Iteelnter tnd Ilecelvor
at North Platte, Neb., on Dccomlwr 28th, 1(00, vis:
lUBKi'lt JIAUUtn.
who mado Homeittoad Entry Nn. 10001 for Ilia
southwest quarter Uoctlon 10, Town 10, north,
Hange 3U west.
Ho nnmes the followlnR witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon and nulttvntlon of said
land viz: Qeorgo Hchrecongost, J. llermnn Van
urocxiin, ucorgo uooper, ot Kcno, kcii.i Josupn
Wolllver, ot North Flaho. Nebraska.
11230 UKUHUII IS. FllKMUll. itegistsr.
J. F. F1LLI0N,
Plumber, Tmworker
General Kepuirer.
Special attention given to
WHEELS TO RENT
In the Air
Hob Jones was killed while skylark
Ing.
Herb Where wns he?
Bob Up lu a balloon.
Helpless Chjp.
Cholly Aw, James, J think I'll take
a nap. Valet- Yes, s r. Choi y And.
Junies, bo sure to be on hand to aw
open me eyes when I get awake.
New York World,
Oood Fitmlly.
"Ho comes of a pretty iood family.
docs he not?" "You bot ho does, nod-
nor! Fifteen of 'cm in tho bunch"
Ex.
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