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NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 15, 1901.
SEVENTEENTH YEAE.
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Howe's Furniture Store.
JOHN U K AT I t K. uuuuivmrr.
JOHN BRATT & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans m Insurance
X NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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BLACKLEG
5 Is prevented bv vaccination boforo tho gorm of tli9 disenso lina entered
the Bystom. Tho success of vaccination doponds upon pronor doango.
Too largo u doBo will produce tho disease whilo too email n uo-o will not
render tho animal immune- This problem is solved by Parke, Davis fc Co.
in their new vnccino in pill form which is injected through tho skin. No
mixing. Illtoring or time wasted and ynu don't have to npond n fortuno to
voccinato your cattle. P. D. Co, book, "Blackleg and its Troatmont." freo
THE NORTH PLATTE PHARAIACY
Next door to Kirnt Natl. Hank. ::::::::::: J. II. STONE. Mgr
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Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies,
Wind Mills, Pumps, Pipes and Fit
tings and Tanks, Barb Wire.
Rale Ties. LiVlrfeninir
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laijUfactturccl by V(ottt) JPlatte tfoiJUs njiiis
Used by economical housewifes in fifty towns in
Nebraska and Wyoming and pronounced the
equal of any flour manufactured in Nebraska.
fl Trial Sack ullll Cotjvitjce yoii of its n)eit
North Platte Roller Mills
C, F, IDDINCS
When You Buy Paint
Buy Good Paint...
And that means SHERWDi & WILLIAMS'
PAINT. Wo have been handling this make for
many years and have found that it gives excel
lent satisfaction in every instance. It may-.cosst
a trifle more per gallon than inferior paints, but
it's cheapest in the end. It sticks and holds its
color longer than other paint.
We can furnish you any color or quantity.
A. F. Streitz, Druggist.
If so Don't
Forget the, Bargains
We offer, when in need of
Furniture, Carpets, Sewing:
Machine, Stove, Range,
Picture, Frame, Curtain,
Piano or Organ. We have
the beat 12-ft Linoleum in
the city. We are putting
in a big stock ot Wall Paper
part already arrived
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NORTH PLATTE, NEB. $
Petit Jurors.
December term of court
For
the
1901. .
Name. Precinct.
Slicrmau Parsons Pcckbain
Jos. W. McNeei KoBcdale
Charles Kilmer. Table
J.J. Allen Walker
Win. Plumcr Maxwell
John Frazier... North Platte No. U
A. J. Good now Garfield
W. T. S. Connors Dlckena
James Bcacham Lemon
Calvin Kyc Sunshine
Geo. Parsons Brady
S. II. Tylcs Kern
Art. Fink No. Platte No. 1
Chas. Ilctidy.Sr.; Maxwell
W. A. CriddlebaughNo. Platte No. 3
Geo. Cooper Well
A. Michael No. Platte No. 2
T. C. Elder Spaunulh
I5d, Gentry... Nichols
Jas. Hogg Nichols
Olaf Johnson Gaslhi
Geo. Schmidt, Jr Fox Creek
J. II. HerBhey... No, Platte No. 2
Geo. Hardin Cox
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
November 9, 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
tnent, present full board aiftl
county clerk.
James Ware is hereby authorized
to care and to keep one Jake Doty,
a county charge at the rate of ten
dollars per month and charge same
to Lincoln county.
Claim of D. W. Baker allowed on
road fund tor &G.
Claim ot John McGuiuncsti
lowed on road fund for 3.00.
Claim of 12. C. Baker allowed
road fund for 6.00.
Claim ot C. P. Koss allowed
al-
on
on
road fund for 52.50.
Wm. Whelan is hereby appointed
a delegate to the national life stock
convention to be held at Chicago
Dec. 3d.
Claim of J, R. Maguincss allowed
on road tund for 4,00.
-Whereupon the board adjourned
udtil Monday, Nov. 11th.
November Uth 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present Commissioners Mc
Neei and Carpenter and county
clerk.
W. W. Hunter iu hereby appointed
road overseer ot Dlst. No. 55 for
the year 1901.
The board selected sixty names
from the several precincts of the
county lrom which to draw a petit
jury for the December term ot
district court.
Adjourned untjl tomorrow.
November 12, 1901.
Board met purbuanMo adjourn
ment, preseut full board and county
clerk.
W. M. Holtry, county clerk:
You are hereby instructed not to
charge the statutory tee for issuing
certificates ot election.
Claim of J. W. McNeei for work
on road No, 162 considered and
allowed on the road fund lor 237.50.
The county surveyor is hereby
ordered to resurvey aud remark
that part of road No. 213 which in
his judgment he deems ueccssary.
Report of A. S. Baldwin county
judge checked with his books and
approved.
Claim of Olto Thoclecke allowed
on road fund for 2. 00.
Adjourned until Nov. 13.
Spreads Iilko Wlldfiro.
When things are ''tho boat" they bo-
coino "ine oost eoiunc ' Aura nun
Hiiro, u lending druggist ot Iiollovillo, O
writes: 'Electrio Dittors are tho best
selling bitters I luivo hnndlod in 20
yours," ion lenow why? Moat disonsos
begin in disorders of etomuoh, livor, kid
nova, uowolB. bl ou iinu nerves. E eo
trio Hitters ton oh up tho stomach, rocu-
liitOB livor, kidneys and bowels, purities
tho blood, strengthens tho nerves, lienco
ourea multitudes ot timitidies. It builds
up tho entire systom. Puts now life
nud vigor into tiny woulr.Riokly, run-down
mnn or woman. I'rlco Wo. Bo Id by A.
r . oiroiiz, uruggie..
Estvay Notice.
Taken up on October 2-1, 1901, on
the northeast quarter of section 2G,
town 13, range 31 in Lincoln
county, Nebraska, by the Bubscri
ber who there resides, one reddish
roan cow 5 or 6 years old.lookB like
hue migui ue part rexaB, branded
4 on both sides inst back of the
shoulders. The owner is required
to pay charges thereon and take
the animal away
Titos, G. Rowley.
BETWEEN THE RIVERS.
Typhoid lever Is said to be abat
ing in this vicinity.
In the recent election D. M. Ley
poldt was elected constable and D,
B. White justice for Nichols pre
cinct. There is a large tonnage of sugar
beets piled in the fields in the
valley,
The ladies aid society met at the
home of Mrs. J. V. Robinson Wed
nesday. E. P. Secberger was up from
Norlh Platte the first ot the week
and had his office iurntturc moved
to that city.
Henry Weil has a seventy acre
field of corn which will compare
favorably with any corn field in ihe
valley.
Potatoes are the only
in Ihe valley. There
enough raised to supply
poor crop
were not
the local
demand.
R. W. Calhoun and family
have
returned from the cant.
Today is pay-day at the Nichols
creamery aud quite a Bum of money
will be put in circulation among
the patrons.
Wm. Diamond's parents who
spent the summer with him at
Nichols have returned to their
former home at Kearney.
A. B, Goodwin and family now
occupy the house at Uershey lately
vacated by Ifl. F. Seebergcr.
Wm. Sullivan is increasing the
6ize of his cow barns.
H. W. Brown, well and favorably
known by many people in the val'ey
and who has been with a govern
ment suryeyiug outfit in the west
the past season, i at this time in
Spokane, Wash. The crew has
disbanded for the winter.
The large herd of cattle that is
being fattened at the Paxton ranch
is at this time being fed on cotton
seed meal which they seem to relish
better than corn.
. Congressman Cannon of Illinois
lias just purchased the Millburn
tarin of 500 acres near Ashland,
paying ?G0 an acre for it. He i
chairman of the appropriation com
mittee of the house and in appro
priating a Nebraska farm disclosed
his statesmanship.
W. S. Stein Of Lini-ntu tuna nnn
of the framers of the game law and
a victim of it this week. He had
lorty-nine more ducks in his pos
ciuu ui.in me jaw allows. It
was a tliouf'htless violation an lie
complained against himself and
paid a 'U line.
Senator Mdlird has engaged a
tiite ot three roomn at tin Now
Wilhird hotel at Washington where
ic wm iiiuue u ib iteauquarters dur-
HIT til e CO mi 111" BCHRinn of rnnnrrpoa
which convenes December 2. The
rooms are on Ihe ton floor of the
hotel. He will be accomnanied at
the capital by Ins daughter Miss
cnuie iviinaru,
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OLD WEATHER.
IS A POOR TIME TO
GO BARE FOOT ....
WE SELL SHOE
Soft Sole Shoes, per pair 25
Child's Shoes, 5 to 8 50
Child's Shoes, S to 8 85
Girl's Shoes, 8 to 11 1.10
Misses Shoes, llj to 2 1.35
Misses Shoes, 2lt to 6 1.50
Ladies' Kid Shoes all solid.. 1.50
Ladies' Calf Shoes all solid.. 1.50
Ladies' Fine Shoes 1.75 2.00
Ladies' Ultra Shoes per pair 3.50
One or two odd lots we arc
selling at a price
Men's Roll Edge Snow 1$jc
cluder Arties, per pair. .
1.25
Men's Arties, per pair
1.00
.70
Women's Arties, per pair..
Boys' Arties, per pair 85
Men's Rubber Boots 2.50
Men's Plow Shoes, per pair 1.25
Men's Fine Shoes per pair. . 1 50
Men's Fine Shoes per pair. . 2.00
Men's Fine Shoes per pair. . 3.00
JSy-Storc open evening- until
eight o'clock.
Wilcox Department Store
Don't Neglect
Your Eyes.
We are prepared to corcctly 'fiCyour eyes.
We have the - V.
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And the handsome Rimless Glasses
Each pair is
satisfaction
jj DIXON,
w&stern Nebraska flzvj
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5QCIETVy
Oool Cheer.
Have you bad a klmlncsM Hhown
l'amt It on,
'Twa not Riven lor you alone
Pass lion.
Lit It travel down the vcarn,
Let It wipe another loam,
Till In heaven the deed appears,
Pass It on.
General Hcadiiuartcrn,W Fifth Ave.
ncw YorK viiy
Nebraska State Division. Myrtle, Neb,
Colors. Yellow anil White,
Flower, Core oiwls.
SonB"Scatter Suiishlnc."
All lcttern. mekneca or Innnlrlcn i-nneern
IiiK Sunnhtnc work hIiouHI be addressed to
Mrs. Anna K. Moore, Myrtle, Neb., and
notices for. publication should reach ui not
later than Wednesdays.
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A.NEW SUNSHINE MEMIIER.
O. W. Neale of Sutherland be
came a Sunshine member by buy
ing two tickets on the Internationa
silk quilt and passing one on to
Roy Koss of Myrtle.
Members living iu North Platte
contributed clothing, reading mat
ter, a cook stove, an oil stove, a cot
and a cupboard during the last
month.
Mrs. Mary J. Ncary of North
Platte will interest triends in Sun
shine and later form a branch.
Mrs. Geo. Jokes of Hyannn
writes she thinks the Sunshine
movement a grand organization
It seems as if everyone could do
something every day to help othert
to happiness by loaning a book ot
pabsing on magazines, etc.
The Mvrtle division scut a pack
age ofcards and bright pictures a
Christmas cheer to M. B. Mukluip,
Sconia-Chapara, India.
Just now so many arc asking me
just what they can do to help tin.
Sunshine movement that I am go
ing to make a few suggestions.
We are in need of all those lovely
cards you received laBt Christinas,
that are laid away in some box ot
book, omagazlncs, books. Then, if
you do not know of any little boys
or girls in your own town in need
of a bright gilt Christmas, we have
some enrolled that are iu need ot
cheer: A little, motherless girl,
caring for six younger children, at
Giltner loves pretty things but has
had very little sunshine since het
mother died, a little blind .boy and
many others. Just write and tell
me what you hare to pass on aud I
will tell you a place to send it, If
you prcfere to send Bunahinc in
some other way, perhaps you would
like to add your name to the state
endowment fund giving regularly
5, 10, 15 or 25 cents a month to help
defray the little expenses that arc
attached to the state work, Please
write to me and write often telling
me of the sunbeams you arc scat
tering. Mrs. Anna E. Moore,
Myrtle, Neb,
State PreB., I. S. S.
Lest you forget the annual ball
ot the fire department will be held
on Friday evening of next week.
Steel Frame
X Nickel Frame X
X Cold Filled Frame
X Solid Gold Framo
guaranteed to give entire
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The
Jeweler.
X.EOAI, NOTICES.
MSQAIj NOTICE.
Tho dcfeiidnntM. llumoy J. Kcndnll. Ad
dlo K. Kendall, lilu wife, John real
nnmo unknown. Itlclmrd Hoc, real name
unknown, will tuko nntlco that on tlio 2nd
day of September, lyoi, tho plaintiff, tho
County of Lincoln, a corporation, filed IU
petition In the district court ot Lincoln
county, Ncbrnslta, tho object und prayer
of which uro to foreclose certain tax
lleiiH duly assessed by said nlalnllft
iiBiilnst tho nii noU of nectloii 17, town
Khlp 15, north of rniiKO 31, went of tho Cth
p. m., Nebraska, for tho year lbVl In the
sum of 3.t; for tho year mi In tho sum
r tl.TVi for tho year IMS In the sum of
J3.S8; for tho year lhM In tho sum of 17.15:
for tho year l!07 In tho sum of J3,: for
tho year 1S9S In the sunt of J3.70; for tho
year 1800 In tho sum of jl.Di; for the year
10W in tho Hum ot $0.72 j and also to foro
oloso certain tax Hons duly assessed by
said plaintiff iiKalnst tho ovi nwU of sec
tion 17. township 15, north of rancu 31,
west of tho Gtli p. ni., Nebraska, for the
year 1K93 In tho sum of .1.03; for tho year
1MI In tho Hint) of JI.70; for tho year ikOS
In tho sum of K.88; for tho year 1M) n
tho sum of $7.15: for tho year 1887 In tho
sum or t.1.42; for the year im In the buih
f 2.70: for tho year 1KU3 In tho mim ot
11.01; for tho year 1W0 In the ntim of 10.77:
and nlso to foreoloso certain tax llenn
duly assessed and levied by said plaintiff
iiKalnst thoswVl of Mcotlon 17, In town
ship 15, north of rannu. 31 west of Hie Cth
P. in., Nebraska, for tho year 1883 In tho
"1J. P-19' foe the year lsoi In the sum
of J9.C0: for the year 1Mi3 In tho sum ot
ior tho, year, isw lu the sum of
fU.no ; for tho year no7 In the num of
.ss; for tho year 1R3S In the sum of .U3:
for tho year lS'j'j In tho sum ot $3.KS for
tho year 1000 In tlio'Btim of J1.63. amount
InK to tho total bum of $1K.!I7, with Inter
est on tho hum of JSl.'Jl at the roto of ten
per cent per annum, from the 1st day of
September, 1001, nil of which Is duo and
unpaid.
rialntlrf prays n decroo of foreclosure
pf said tax liens and li nalo of mild prem
ises. u and each or you defendaiitn
are required to answer said petition on or
beforo Monday, the 10th day ot Decem
ber, 1901,
TUB COUNTY Otf LINCOLN,
.... A. Corporation.
13y II. S, HldBoIy, Its Attorney,
l.EOAL NOTICE.
Tho defendants, IJurney J. Kendall, Ad
dlo E. Kendall, his Wife, John Voo, real
name unknown, Itlclmrd ltoo, real name
unknown, will tnko notlco that on tho 2nd
day of Boptombor, 1901, tho plalnlliT, tho
Count of Lincoln, a corporation, filed Its
petition In tho district court ot Lincoln
county, Ncbriisku, tlin object aud prayer
jt which uro to foreclose certain tax
.lens duly assessed by suld plaintiff
igultiHt tho se'i of section 19, In township
.0, north of runico 32. west ot tho Ctit
,). m,, Nebraska, for the year lRt.l Iu tho
nun of 120.77: for tho year 1S9I In tho bum
if 111.47: for the year 1)193 lu tho sum of
17.42) for tho yenr 1890 In tho sum of 8.14i
'or tho year U97 In tho sum of S3. Go: for
tho year 1S98 In tho sum of SI Ot: for tho
year 1899 In tho hum of 13.11; for tho year
1900 In the Hum of $1.21; and also to fore
close certain tax Hens duly iissessed by
said plaintiff ngalnst bv(1 of section 19,
in inwnsmp iu, norm oe rnnco wesi
of tho Cth p. in.. Nebraska, for tho year
1893 In tho sum ot IU.&8; for tho year 1S0I
in tho sum of $11.09; for tho year 1893 In
tho sum of $7.42; for tho yenr U90 In tho
mnn of $8-31; for tho year JM)7 In tha sum
of iXt'ii for tho year 1893 In tho sum ot
m.ui; tor tno yenr isvu in tuo sum or yj.vi:
for tho year 1900 In tha sum of 11.21: nml
also to foreoloso certain tnx liens duly ns-
cnncii u y nuia pmiiuill llKUinni 1110 BC'i
of nwtt of section 19, township 10, north
of rahBo 32, wcBt of the cth p. m., No-
uriiBKii, ror tno year itiu:i in the mim of
(3.77; for tho yenr 1891 In the um of J2.83;
for tho year 1893 In tho sum of $1.90; lor
tho year 189(1 In tho sum of $2.03; for tho
year 1897 In tho Hum of $1.00; for tho year
IK98 In tho sum of $0.99; for tho year 1899
m mo num ot u.i: ior tno yenr lyw lit
tho sum of $0.32; and also to foreclose cer
tain tnx liens duly asseHsed by trnld plain
tiff nKulnst the wl4 nw'A of section 19, In
iiiwimiiiii iu, iiuiui oi raiiKO sz, WOSI Ot
till) 0 til 1). in.. NeliriiHku for tlin vfrf
180:1 In tho sum of $7.41: for the year 1891
In tho Hum of $3.63; for tho year 1893 In
tho Hum of $3.70; for tho yenr 189(1 In tho
Bum of $4.1S; for tho yenr J897 In the sum
pf $1.81; for tho year 1898 In the sum of
$1.92; for tho year non In tho sum of $l.M.
ror tho yeur 1900 In tho sum of $0.63; nnd
also to foreoloso certain tax lions duly
assessed bv said plaintiff against tho soU
no1,; of seatlon 19, in township 1C, north
of raiiRo 32, west of tho Cth n, m.. No
hrasko, for tho year 1891 .In tile, sum of
$3.77: for tho year 1891 In tho sum of $2,90.
for Urn year 1W5 In the sum of $1.91; for
tho year 1890 lu tho iiutrf of $2.51; for tho
year 1897 in tho mim of $1 i for tho yenr
898 In tho mim of $0.09; for tho year 1899
In the sum of $0.02: for the year 1900 In
tho sum of $0.32; und also to rorecioso
crr!",n-,ux hens duly assessed by ,sn!d
nliilnllff iiBaliiBt tho nfi no'i of section
jj. township 10, north of nuwe 32, west of
tho ftth p. m.. Nobrnsko. for the yenr
1893 in the sum of $7.45; for tho yenr ISM
In tho Hum of $5,73; for the year 1895 In
tho sum of $372; for tho year 1890 In tha
"'J". 'V'i tc,r yn'' In tho sum
of J2.00: for tho year 1898 In tho um of
$2.01; for tho year 1899 In tho sum rtf ll.'M.
for tho year 1W0 In the bum of $o.c.t,
nmoiinthiB to the total Bum of $190.37. with
Interest on tho sum of $121.87 at tb rate
of ton per cent per annum, from the 1st
day of Hen ember, 1901. all of which is duo
and unpaid,
1'lnlnfirr prays a docrco of foreelosuro
of said tax liens and a nalo of Bald prom
ises. You and each of you defenduntH
nre required to niiBwer Bald petition on or
oror,,Lv.Ato,,aa'' u' lctl dy Of Decem
ber, 1901.
THE COUNTV OK LINCOLN,
Uy 11. B. rtfdsW; Its AbSrW