lie Weekly Sribtmr
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1901.
lRAL B A RE, Editor and Phoprirtor
8UUB0HIPTION HATEB.
On Year, cash In advance,,,,,
Six Month, cash In advance M Oenta'
ntrdiHhNortbPlatte(Nbrka)potofflcaa.
itoond-eU.amattar.
A San Juan lawyer lias been
admitted to practice before the
United States supreme court.
The constitution follows the flag
in this instance.
Tiiky arc now talking- Minis
ter Conger as the republican
candidate for governor of Iowa.
That would be a proper recog
nition of his excellent record at
Peking.
Thu receipts .of the govern
ment in April were $5,800,000
greater than the expenpiturcs,
which shows that Uncle Sam is
still laying aside a little for a
rainy day.
Tim secretary of war has de
cided that after June 30th forty
thousand men shall comprise the
American army in the Phili
pinne' archipelago, and immedi
ate steps will be taken for the
withdrawal of about ten thou
sand soldiers.
Acting under orders of Mayor
Moore all the saloons in Omaha
were closed Sunday, and as a re
sult the soda water fountains
were well patronized. For a
great many people, however, the
soda water was a poor substitute
for the Real Thing.
Latest reports show that the
United States now leads all the
nations of the earth in the matter
of exports. Compared with
Great Britian the showing is as
follows for nine months ending
March 31: United States $1,120,
580,672: Great Britian 1,050,
346,214. This has been brought
about under republican economic
and industrial policies.
Thomas R. Hinds, who acted
for five days as receiver of the
Boston and'Montana Mining com
pany at Butte, Mont., about a
year ago has been awarded
$200,000 for personal compensa
tion and $31,000 for counsel fees
and other expenses. This is
almost good enough to cause an
editor to seriously consider
throwing up his job and learning
the receiver trade. Custer
County Chief.
Tine beautiful city of Jackson
ville, Fla., was swept by fire last
Friday, one hundred and forty
eight blocks being laid waste, en
tailing a loss of ten million dol-
ars, rendering ten thousand peo
pie homeless, and resulting in a
nu nber of deaths. The desti
tute people arc being cared for
at nearby towns and by moans
ot a rcnei tuna which was
quickly raised.
Thu indemnity which the
powers win exact irom uinna is
now placed at three hundred and
nitccn minion dollars, this is
the price of the folly of the
Buddhist priests who were re
sponsible for the Boxer uprising.
The eye tooth which the powers
has cut for China is an expensive
one, but will in tlje end prove
profitable it will teach her to
more promptly suppress her in
surrectionists.
The chief burden of the Nc
braska popocratic papers just
now is, first, thai the outgoing
governor allowed the approprta
tions to exceed the revenues by
nearly b250,000, and, second,
that he struck certain state in
stitutions some fearful blows by
vetoing unnecessary appropria
tion bill items. Our popocratic
friends should try to reconcile
Jhcjr complaints with one
another. If the governor had
not used his veto power the ex
cess of the appropriotions would
have been still greater. lice.
Tun list made up by the New
York Herald of "3,828 million
aires out of a population a little
in excess of of 76,000,000 who
own $16,000,000,000 out of the
$81,750,000,000 at which our en
tire property has been fairly
valued" has been received with
scoffing in all parts of the coun
try. Kach city has looked over
the list with which it is credited,
and in most cases the errors out
number the correct classifica
tions. The millionaires arc not
so plentiful in real life as they
arc in hastily compiled news
paper tables.
And now the scnsationlists arc
threatening us with a whisky
famine. Some unprincipled
ruffian of an octopus has cor
nered the crop and refuses to
sell a barrel for love or money
until the intense thirst of his
fellow citizens shall drive them
to offer its weight in gold for the
inspiring fluid. Here isa chance
for Mr. Bryan and ex-Attorney
General Smith to do some tall
talking. In the meantime some
people will doubtless be better
off besides the man with the
corner, if there is a genuine
whisky famine. It ought to
warm the cockles of Mrs. Carrie
Nation's heart. State Journal.
Pkksidknt McKinmsy at
Huntsville, Ala: "We are not a
military people. We arc not
dedicated to arms. We love
peace, and the United States
never goes to war except lor
peace, and only where we can
lave it no other way. We have
never gone to war for conquest,
or exploitation or for territory,
but always for liberty and hu
manity; and in our recent war
with Spain the people of the
whole United States as one man
marched with the Hag for the
lonorof the nation to relieve the
oppressed people in Cuba. The
United States has never acquired
a foot of 'territory that has not
)cen forever dedicated to
iberty."
use
Is hard enough ns
it is. It is to her that
we owe our world,
and everything
should bo nindc ns
ca3y ns possible tor
her nt the time of
childbirth. This
is just what
MOTHER'S
Friend
will do. It will make
baby's comine casv
and painless, and that without tak
ing dangerous drugs into the ays
teui. It Is simply to 1hj applied to
tho muscles of the abdomen. It
penetrates through the skin carry
ing strength and elasticity with it.
Tf fif r1lrrtlintic Mm ..t.n1 I
prevents all of the discomforts of J
pregnancy,
Tt
to mother of a. nluml Imlio n
Panama, Mo., says: "Ihnvoused
Aiotuers friend am
and can praise it
highly."
Got Mother's Tricm! ot tlio
Drug Store, SI per bottlo.
Tho Brndfleld Regulator Co.,
ATLANTA, GA.
Writo for our free illustrated book,
'lioforo liaby is Horn."
CALL ON
I. 7. PORT
foi:
U.F.Ii.H.miil oilier Lari
-100,000 acres of U. P. R. R.
and other lauds for sale.. .
BARGAINS IN RANCHES
AND PASTURE LANDS.
Offlco in Ottemtelu Block.
NORTH PbflTTB, NEB.
A Critical Man
is exacting as to his attire its
material, cut, pattern, fit and
finish. We beg to advise that
we cater to the man critical as to
his tailoring. Certain of gratify
ing his taste for things sartorial,
his praise will redound to our
credit. We take equal pains
with all and will suit you, not
counting the trouble of succcsivc
'try ons when necessary.
F. J. Broekei-.
FOR SALE.
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm JVlachinery.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK 5 SALISBURY
NORTH PLATTE.
HUMPHREYS'
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
1 Cures Fever.
2 " Worms.
0 " Infants' Diseases
4 " Diarrhea.
8 " Neuralgia.
O Cures Headache.
10 " Dyspepsia.
1 1 " Delayed Periods
No. 12 " Leuchorroo.
No. 14 " Skin Diseases.
No. IB Cures Rheumatism.
No. 16 " Malaria.
No. 20 " Whooping Cough
No. 27 " Kidney Diseases.
Wo. 00 " Urinary Diseases
No. 77 " Colds and Grip.
Sold by Druggists, or Kent tirormiil on
recoiiitof price, 25o., orfi fur SI.
Dn. IIu.MiMinEVH' Homeopathic Maniuj.
Of DlRKAHUM JJ.UI.KI) Fiike.
Humphreys' Med. Co., Ill Willlatr St., N. Y.
TO-
IVITII DIUECT
CONNKCTIONS VOM
All Principal Eastern Cities
sfl- -VIA THU ft
UNION PACIFIC
AND
CHICAGO AND NORTH
WESTERN LINES.
Passenger Jstlneil lor prominent
cities east of the Missouri lllver
Mioultl patronize ttila route.
Thu through train are K)dly Vestl
"tiled, elegantly equipped with Double
Drawing ltnoni and I'alacc sleepers.
Dining Cars, meals a ja Carte, free
Uecllntni' Chair Cam
wvwv
For ticket and full Information call on
JAS. B. SCANLAN, Agont
REVIVO
truaUJ
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
ml'V-MKr L wen Man
produce tho above results In 30 dan. It seta
ixnrerf Ully lUd aulcklv. Cured whim ill othan (alL
Vouna men will regain their lost manhood, sod olfl
men wilt rocovor thoir youthful visor tr using
ItllVlVO. It quickly and surely restore Narrou-
oesa, Lott Tlttlltr, Impotenoy. Nlgbtlr EralutOBf.
loaiuionj,
bmuaaLtnil
law i-oner, aiiinir womory, wutlna Dl
U effect ot lelf-abuM or excess and, lndbxrelm,
Which unlit ono for etuJr. builneaa or muritn. It
not only cure by e Urtlng t the ret of dUewt, bnt
Isagrett nervotonlo and blood builder, brlor
log bck tbo pink glow to vale chMkiftcdrm
(torlcg tbo flro of youth, ft wuds off Insult
and Consumption. Inaint on hnlng UK VIVO, no
outer. 11 cin do earned in vet pocket, uy qui,
ei.uu per picjiRe, or tlx tor ca.uu, witn m
tlvo tvrltten miarantM to enra or m
tbo money. Hook and nrtvlso froo. Addrea
I0YAT. MFDICINR CO.. ,6?.P'y"0U.t! w
r-v.i-, 7 ILU
For ua)a ill North Plattts by A
v, orreira,
nKST SERVICE
Jest equipment
I EST TItAUK
L'EST ROUTE
1 ''ofS"
$1 Davis, the Hardware Man. f
iV ' 1
1 Wc sell Maaury's Paint, if your house looks like a fright,
raint it, or now win it look by
y To keep hot or cold, purchase
Of the Hardware Man whom nobodv owes.
t If you like sport wc have Guns, Fish Hook and Lines,
Bicycles and Hammocks to help you kill time.
& Bring in your repair work and old gasoline stoves,
They will promptly be repaired where nobody owes,
5 1,
i'or JxaKcs, noes ana csiioveis, iNozzies, tjpnniucrs, nose,
f Go to the Hardware Man whom nobody owes.
Ot Knives, Razors and Scissors, wc still have a few,
g, Can give you a sole or heel for yonr shoe.
& Our Pots, Pans and Kettles and Aluminum Ware,
! Will open your eyes and cause you to stare,
Wire Netting for Poultry, Screen Wire for flies,
And for a plumber wc have captured a genuine prize.
JvJt,
THE Ci'va Tntif Cittir m
1 ITW
BEST
j&JT SCHMALZRIBD'S.
BLACKLEG
A fresh stock of EfKSvSySr! lust r e c c i v c d.
This firm is the largest producers of Vaccine
a in the U. S. We loan you the outfit for Vac-
inn f inn- KRKR OF PHAWfili!
S X NORTH PLATTE
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
0.
V. BEDELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OIHcob: North Plutto Nntional Bnnk
Building, North Plntto, Neb.
P.
F. DENNIS, M. D.,
HOMOEOPATHIST,
Over First National Usnk,
NOHTIJ PLATTE. -
KE1IKABKA.
J. S. HOAQLAND. V. V. IIOAOL,ND
Hoagland& Hoagland,
ATTORNEYS AMD COUNSELORS
Office over
HoUonsld' Ilsnk. NOHTU PLATTK. NEB.
ILCOX & IIALLIOAN,
ATTORNE T8-AT-LA W.
pTOUTil PLATTE, - - HEUKA8KA
Offlco oyer North Piatt National Dank,
H.
S. RIDQELY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW .
Oflloo MoDoDnld Block, Dewoy street.
NORTH PLATTE. - NEBRASKA
D
R. Q. B. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oflice over Post Office.
Telephone 115.
North Platte, ... Nobrnnka.
A.
II. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
NORTH PLATTE,, - NEBRASKA
Grndy Block Rooms 1 & 2.
p C. PATTERSON,
' KTTORNPY-KT-LKM,
Oftloe over Yellow Front Shoe Store
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
J F. ROCHE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
IIlNMAN BlXJCK, DEWEV StIIEET,
Nourii Piarrt;, Neijiiaska.
GAUNT t
Blacksmiths and
Wagotimnkers.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse SJjaejng S3 per Team.
Also reductions in the prcp of all
other work. Work truarnntiied ar
money refunded. Give un a call.
Locust street south of Yost's
harness store.
pNE FARE
roB run
ROUND TRIP
- VIA
THE UNION PACIFIC
Aiiunal .Mcotlnt; Ucriunu Upflufij
(DUNKARDS)
Lincoln. Neb., May
From jwlntn e.ist of Denver, Chtyertiie, oiul
In Kansas and Nebraska. In order to rIvo
thine attendlnK this meeting an opportunity
to vlsllt polntH of Interest, an open rate of
one 1 are, for the round trip, will be made to
all iiolnta in Nebraska from Lincoln
k'or lurther Information call on
Af. SCAfflAff, AVtnt.
the new electric light?
a Refrigerator, Range or
l&ai -ftw
TOWlf
IN CATTLE.
PHARMACY A:
LEO AX, NOTICES.
HHKllIFF'O HALF.
I)y virtue of an order of salo lwuied from tlin
dlatrlct court of Lincoln county. Nebraska, upon a
decreo of foreclotura rendered In enld court
wherein The County of Lincoln, s corporation, la
plaintiff and 1). K. Challdlor, trustee, et al.,
aro defendant", and to me directed. I will on tho
28th day ot May, 1001, ot 1 o'clock p. m .at the
euai, irom urair oi in a court nousn in North
Platto. Lincoln county. Nebraska, sell nt publlo
Huciitiu ii iue uiuuesi uiuaer lor cnrn, 10 sausry
said decree. Interests and costs, the following
unwriuvu iinipvny, io-wii: lag Kouilieani quarter
of soctiou twf ntj-one. townshlo ton. ranirn thlrtr.
one, went Sixth principal meridian, Lincoln
county, nuiirum
Uatfd North I'latt. Nob. April 25. 1W1.
nMi TIM T. Kkliiikr, Sheriff,
SHEKIPK'S SALE
lly virtue of an order of salo Issued from
the district court of Lincoln countv. w.
braska, upon a decree of foreclosure render-
cuinsaiu court wnercinTbe uountyof Lln
coin, a corporation, is plaintiff, and John W.
wood, ft. ai.. are (ictcuuants, and to mc
directed, I will on the 1st day of June, 1101.
at I o"clock, p. m., at the past front door of
the court house. In North Platte, r.lnrnln
county, Nebraska, sell at imbue auction to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
decree, interests and costs, the fdllowliiR de
Kcribed propprtv to:wlt: The northwest
iiu.iricr oi section six, inwnsnip twelve,
range thirty, west Sixth principal meridian
Dated North IMatte. Nel). April 20, 1001.
a30- TIM T. KEHHEK. Sheriff
SIIERIPP'S SALK.
lly virtue of an order of sale Issued from
the district court of Lincoln county. Ne
braska, upon a decree of foreclosure render
ed in sain court wherein The County of Lin
coin, a corporation, is plaintiff and Sarrv J
llallard, ct. al., are defendants, and to me
directed, I will on the 1st day of June, 1W1,
ill . V ilit, al luc tani liuilk IIUUI Ul
the court bouse in North IMatte. Lincoln
county. Nebraska, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
decree, interests and costs, the following de
scribed property, to-wit: The northeast
quarter of section six, township twelve,
range thirty, west Sixth principal meridian,
ijincoui county. senrasKa.
r Dated North Platte. Neb., April 29 1001 .
' TI
TIM T. KKLIIIKR. Sheriff.
Tt. 7
gflEniFF'3BALE.
My rlrtue of an ordpr of anie Issued from the
dlatrlct court nt Llnooln county, Kcbraskrt, 'upon
decreo uf foreclosure rendered fn said fcnti'H
wherein Tho County of Uncolu, a corporation, Is
piainun anu janus u. inii, et. ai., aro no.
fondants and to me directed, I will on the 28th
day ot May, 1901, at 1 o'olock, p m at the east
'(loot door of the court tiouae In North Platto,
mucoid couQiy, eDraBin, pen ai puonc auction
to the blahpfit bidder for cueh. to sntlafy said
deorfo, tptoreata and coats,' the following do-
aoriueu prupeny, uj-wh: fj bouibhi quarter
ot section twsiity-one. towprblp nine, rang
twenty-sevta, west Sixth principal raorjdlan,
Dated North Platte, Neb., April 25, 1001. ,
aW-5 Tim T. Kxuuxn, Sheriff.
SUEltlFF'A HALE.
Iy virtue of on order of aalo Uaued from thu
district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, upon
a decree ot foreclosure rendered In raid court
wherein Tho County of Lincoln, a corporation, is
plaintiff nod Claronco K. Lssbelle, et. al nro de
fendants and to me directed, I will on the 38,h
diiy' St "Titff, tMl, ut 1 o'clock, p. in., at tbo eiut
front'doilr'of thgcourt house In Nnrlb Platto,
I,l)iool))c6tiuly. eUraaka.sellHtpublloauctlnn to
i hlHBMt'Wddi'r for cAsh' to satisfy StflU decreo,
nroiwrtv to.wlti The northwest nriarter (If voc-
tiou nvi'. towiublp klxtcou. run lis thirty, at
Hlxth principal meridian, Llnodln county, Na-
urnHsn.
Untfd North Platto, Neb. April 2.U0O1.
n20-.'i Tim T. Kkuiiek, Sheriff.
SIIEIUPP'S SALE
Uy virtue of an order of sale Issued from
III? niHinci cnuri oi Ltincoin county, tie
bt'aiifiC.'ulidn a decree of foreclosure render
nil In uald IfldH hercln .The County of Lin
coln, u cnriMiratlon,' is i)lantlt, and Andrew
McKowen. et. al , are lelenilailts.Diitl to; mc
(llrirtcil. I will on the t!Stb il.iv of Slav.
1001, at o'clock, p. m., at the cast front door
of the court house In North Platte, Lincoln
county, Nebraska, pell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
decree, interest and costs, the following de
scribed property, to-wit: The southeast
quarter of southwest quarter and north
east quarter of southeast quarter of section
nine, township sixteen, range twenty-seven,
Xfft of Sixth principal meridian, Lincoln
county. Kcbrnska.
uaieu nrm niuc, r.tu.. Aiirn . ivui.
'I'tM.V. Kkliheiii Sheriff
' i
SHERIFP'B HALE.
lly virtue of an order ot salo Issued from tho
district court ot Llooolu cmuty, Nebraska, upon
adecre of forecloturo rendered lu uld court
Lirjli) Jatue E, 8oley, l plalutlff,
aud Amy p.
dvfendauta. arid
Votaw. et, al are
tq n)o dlrocted, I will on
Hay, TOOL bt 1 o'clock, p. m.,
Mr nf thecourt boute In North
the 28lh day ot May,
at thn Ait front (tfmr nf thil nnlirt bouse ll
Platte, Lincoln county, Nebraska, spll at riubllg
auction to the highest Idildvr for cash, to iithfy
ajd decreo, luterekta aud oiwts, the following d
icrlbed proierty, to-wit: The couth halt of Die
y iutlii'Mt niiattor and south half nf the southwest
quarter of suction tnenly.tliree, township ton,
range thirty, west Sixth principal meridian, I.i.
colli oounty, Nebraska.
Dated North Platte, Nub, April 15. 1901.
i'SSS Trv T. Kruura, Bbttlff.
HHEiurra balk. .
lly vlttuo of nn order of mle lnud from tlin
district court of Lincoln county, Nebrnxl.n, upon n
decreo ot fnreclosuro ronilnrnd Id xald curt
wherein Abby II. Fitch, .1 plain.
plnlnllfT und I.nrn Cli. IUnaen. ft
al., nro defeudnnla und to mo dlrotcd. I will
on tho 28th dnyof May, 1901. nt 1 o'clock, p. ni.,
at tuo eaai rroni iinor or urn court nnune in worm
Plntio, Lincoln county, ubrni-kn. hnll at Dublin
suction to tho highest bidder for rnrh, to tnllefy
said decreo, Inloregl nnd cohIk, tho following do
scribed property, to.wlt: The noulhweat qunrlor
of ruction ten, twnehlp nine, raimo twenty-oluht,
wen oi yum principui meridian, Lincoln county,
Ncbrnokn.
Dated North Platte, Neb., April 25, 1WI
n2t)-r, Tim T. Kiliiieb, ShorllT.
OltUEll OF HUAUINO.
Tho Hlntu ot Nebraska, Lincoln enmity, ks.
AtirlllUd. liml
In tho matter of tho cdnto uf Joseph Law,
doccasod.
On readlnnnnd Allnirtbo nctltlon of Joconb 1).
Law. administrator nratlnir n aetllement and al
lowunce of his final account, filed on thu 23d day
of April. lUOl, and for bis ulacnargo.
Ordered, That May SBd. A,D,, 1WI, ot 9 o'clock,
a. ta Is aaalKncd for hearing said petition, wbeu
all persons Intereatcd in said matter may appear
at n county court to be held In and for said
county, and rhotr causo why the praor of peti
tioner should not bo gruntnd.
lAiruecopyj A, 8. DALDWIN,
n2.1 County Judge.
OHDEIl OF UEAUINO.
Tho Btato of Nehraaka. Lincoln cnuntv. m.
In the matter ot tho estato of Martin It. Myers,
ueveaai u,
On readloir and nilntr Ilia ixitllloii nf llminn It.
Mrers. admluUtratm. tiraTlnir a (Inn I uititimniit
and allowance of hor dual ucuonnt as such ud
mlnlalratrlx.
Urdu- ed. That May ISth, 1001, At 0 o'clock, a. m.,
Is aslgned for hoiirluw iid nctltlon. when all
porsoun In said matter may appear at ii county
court to be held In and for said county. And show
causo why tho prayer of petitioner should not bo
grautod.
Dated April Z3d, 1901.
A truo copyj A. 8. HALDWIN,
s231 County Judge.
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
Land OUlco at North Platte, Neb.,
April 10, IWl.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the followlnu-namoil
settler baa filed notice of her Intontlon to make
Dual proof In support of hor claim, aud that said
proof will be made before Ueulater and Itecelrer
it North Platte, Neb., on May lilst, 1901, viz:
MAhY II. mi.dkii.
formerly Mary II. Clark, who made hnmentead
entry No. 17110 for the eat half of northweat
quarter and east half of soulbneat quarter ot
On ... I'l .....it. nn .. -
Hbe names the followluu wltlieMxea to prove her
continuous reoldenco tipou und cultivation ot said
laud, viz: John M. O. Wood and HuBan Wood ot
Sutborland, Neb.; Owen Joues aud Jaiue Crovr,
of North Plntie, Neb.
ali4). EO. li. FHti.NUH, Kegltter.
NOTICE FOK P01JLICATION.
Laud (jlllco at North Platto, Nob,,
April It), 1901.
Notice Is hereby alvcn tbat tho followlm
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
mako final proof la eupport of hi claim, and
hat said proof will be mailo beforo register and
receiver at norm riutto. mo., on May Zitn, uiui,
viz; OEOHOE E KNOX, who madu homestead
entry No. 17.518. for the south bnlf ot northweat
quarter of section 2, town 16 north, rango 30,
no names tno loiiowiLg wiincfsos to prove Ills
continuous residence upon uud cultivation of said
laud, viz: llufud iichus, Enoch Cummlllga,
Horace Austin una Fred Ilrcmor. all of North
Platte, Neb.
RiOu uxonoe E. Fbemou, Register.
NOTICE FOK i'UIII.ICATIO.S.
Land Office at North Platto, Neb., )
May ?, 1901. J
Notice Is boroby given that tho lollowlag-nanio6
settler has filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof In support of bla claim, ond that wild
proof will be made before Iteglsterfcud ltecehor
at North Platto, Neb., on June 17th, 1101, viz:
CUAltLES Q. OOtlOHKY.
who mnilo Homestead Entry No. lbC07 for lols
11, 12, 13 nnd 14, Hoctlon l. Town 12, north,
Itange 24 wett.
Ue names the following witnesses to piove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation nf raid
land viz: W. D. Lyle, llrariy, Neb.; 1). E. Eilcrsnu,
Fred Ericsson and August Johnson. Maxwell, Neb.
mW (IIOIK.U K. ltKLll. hmlHer.
TIMBEU CULTURE, FINAL PROOT NOTICE
FOR l'UULIOATIOh.
Iiud Olllce at North Platte, Neb.
May 0th, 1901.
Notice la boreby given that James A,
Roberts has filed notice of Intention to make
final proof before register and receiver ut their
olllce In North Plaits, Nob., un ir.inilny the
2lh day ot June, 19U1, on timber culture appli
cation No. 12.07s, foi the southeast quarter 1 of
section No.iT, in towntblp No.' 10, tiortb'rangA
No. 27 wost. Ho names as wltnenes: J. V.
Johnson, of Iugbam, feb.; Jlnrlon CheMcr, pt
UrAdy Island, Neb,; Gporgo Clluoand psenr 1.
Ilradloy, of Moorelleld, Neb.
ra'rt onrftnn K. Fbrnoii, Hi-sHer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATI IN'
Land Oftlco at North Plntto, Xcb, )
May 4lb. 1901. f
Notice Is hereby given Ibot the following,
named cottier has filed notice of bin Intention to
make final proof In fUport of bis claim and (hat
said proof will bo mado before reglstor and re
colvor ot the U. tt. Land Office at North Platte,
Neb., on Juno 22. 1901,
JOIIN EHLERS,
who made homestead application No, 17,191 fur
ibe south halt of the northwest quarter and west
halt ot southwest quarter of ruction 21, town 10,
north range 2'J v.ct.
Ho namrs the following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of said
land, viz: Chan. J. Ocikln, of Echo, Neb.; Frnnk
Gjgar, Henry Llnnemoyer and Henry Eblors, of
Uuchanuu, Neb,
m'tl Geo. E. Fbenoii, Reglater.
NOTICE Ft III PUHLIOATfOtf.
Xnnil OlBco at .North Platte, Neb.
' MayO. 19U1.
Notlco is hereby glrfia tbrtt tho followlng-namei)
rcttler has filed notice of hl$ 'll)tent)on to makn
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be mado boforo register and receive
ot tho U. B. land olUco at North Platte, Neb.', oil
Juno 19th, 1901, viz:
Mn.vng J. conN,
who mado houie.-.load ontry No. 17.837 for thft
louthwtbt qijurtuf Hfctjon 1), tonrndilp 12, north
ranup 28 west Qli V M.
Ho names lh folloiylng rlnc03 to provu tjts
conttnuoui residence upau and cultivation PI
aid land: W. l). Lylo. and T. L. O'Rotirko, nt
Ilrady, eb.; Joseph Uersboy and Luke F, Haley,
of North Platto Nub.
in70 Geo. E. FnsNoit, Roglstor.
The Reason Wiry
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Canada.
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railroad already built m
under construction In fUMlolli,
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Weatern Canada
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taken advantaa of tba oiler mailt
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f.vTfJ.M I for At ,ow price. For fnller
fw rwl Information aDnlr to F. Ptxller.
uoprintnatni or iroraiBraiioo,
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V. BENNETT, . .
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poll low axourolon rntos during
F)Druryt Maroh and April.
W. V. Bennett, 801 New York
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nieu to travel and adyerllso fpr old etabllsliq,t
Iiouko of solid fttmnclal tanllii. , UaUry 1780 a
yearund uxpuntws, all payable Iq cash. No caq.
vaktliiK required, Ulve ruferoues aud enolo
self-addressed stamped envulopu. AddieMan.
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