Witt mi - WcclUu Srtliuuc
FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1902.
Ill A L HA KH, RniTou ami) I'lioi'iiiRTOH
HU11HOK1PTION KATES.
On Year, cmh In h'tiidc, II. M
Bit Month, ch In n.lvunc 75 0nl
llut rtttm N'lrthrinttMNAbDinkftlpnftofna
Av eastern man wlio was in
Omalia this week Hays that a gi
gantic colonization scheme is now
maturing to people Wyoming,
and especially the territory be
tween Casper ami the state line
south to where the Union Pacific
crosses the stale. Immense irri
gation plans arc under way.
They include the importation of
two hundred families from Hol
land to raise sugar beets. The
Union Pacific and the syndicate,
headed by Addison S. Thomas,
president of tnc associated Press
at Chicago, arc working hand in
hand. The syndicate holds an
option for a year on 150.000 acres
of the original land grant, now
worth about $1 an acre. Money
both for the colonization scheme
and the railroad construction is
to be advanced by eastern
capitalists.
HUNG VP.
The decision of Judge 15axter
that a deposit of money in a
bank is an investment, if interest
is paid on it, and that the consti
tution providing that no educa
tional funds of the Ktate shall be
invested save in United States,
state or county securities, conse
quently, if a treasurer invests
the school funds in this manner
it is illegal and the state cannot
claim the interest, leaves ex
State Treasurer Meserve free
from the charge of embezzling
state school funds butsuspended
somewhere between the firma
ment and the earth for a violation
of the constitution.
The fact that the successor of
Mr. Mcscrve has been able in a
few months to invest constitu
tionally the large sum of unin
vested school funds left on his
hands by his predecessor indi
cates that there was method in
the madness of the ex-treasurer.
Had he invested the funds prop
erly as promptly as has his pre
decessor he would not have been
able to draw interest on them for
his own pocket. But he always
found technical difficulties.
State Journal.
WEALTH WAS TKE SACRIFICE,
"Pink adorned by ambition,
baled by onor brite will always
command suces even without
thcalmity dollar."
This is part of an inscription
on a large card which hung in a
consptcous place in the largest
wholesale notion house in the
United States. It was written by
Charles Broadway Kouss, the
founder of the business, who was
known to the world as the "blind
millionaire."
And in the above quotation is
the secret of his success. When
he went to New York City in
18fS his entire capital was only
91.80. When he died at the
ago of 0f he was worth million.
"Pluk" and "onor brite" did it.
He worked at least twelve
hours every day, six days in the
week. He was always 'the first
at his desk, and last to leaver To
him every minute counted, and
he even spelled nhonelicallv in
order to save time. lOach of his
employes was expected to work
eleven hours a day, and each re
ceived his pay at the close of
each day's work. When Kouss
i lused his store at night it wa1
his boast that ho owed no man ;
dollar.
But Roims paid dearly for lit:
millions, lie gained wealth am
a nlace amonir lhi merclum
princes of America, but in doing
ho ue lost nis cyesignt, uver
workmade him blind. He offered
51,000,000 to anyone who could
restore his sight. Many alleged
remedies were brought forth
and he hired a blind man at;
large salcry on whom these romc
dies were tried, but none was of
fective.
"Pluck" and "onor brite" will
win success, but if in the pursuit
of the almighty dollar all rules of
health arc thrown aside the mil
ions of a Rockefeller would not
be worth fighting for. The man
without great wealth, and vet
healthy and with his eyesight, is
far more fortunate than the blind
millioTmirci Omaha News.
jPOND OF TJIlfi WEED.
MEN AND WOMEN WHO WERE PAR
TIAL TO TOBA00O.
Tlinmii Hiillciy Alitrlcli fluid, "i I.oiingo
mill Wow Vhlli KIiir of Smoko"
Ir, O. W. Ilolincn anil Oilier iVlio
I.lhwl BiiioJcliic
Tlio effect of tobacco smoking upon
tlio Intellect lian been exhaustively
discussed by jiliynlclatiB and others,
and tlio position taken by soma tbnt
It Is absurd to nlki;o that smoking Is
Btuiiofylng to the faculties seems to bo
fortified by n mnBS of ovldence, and In
this connection it may not bo amiss to
consider soma admittedly great literary
minds. Ooetlio bated tobacco, and
Ilelnrlch Hclna shared tho samo dis
like Ilalzac, Victor Iln-jo and Dumas
did not smoko, but Alfred do Munsot,
Kugono Sue, Mme. "Oeorgo Sand,"
Merlmoo nnd J'aul do Saint Victor
woro ardont users of tho weed. Spen
cor In tho Kalry Queen calls It "dlvlno
tobacco." William Lilly, Queen l'llza
bolh's court poet, spoakB of tho "holy
hoib Nicotian;" Uyron's namo for It
Is "sublime tobacco;" Thackeray sings
"Moamvhllo r will smoko every can
ister nnd llppln my nlo In tho shade."
Thomas tJalley AMrlch sayn, "I lounge
and blow white rings of smoke."
Jumes HushoII Lowell had written
an odo of thanks to Charles lOliot Nor
ton "for cortnln cigars," nnd calls it
"tobacco, sacred horb." Charles Lamb
wnu willing "for thy sake, Tobacco, I
would da anything but die." Delight
ful Clmrles Klngnlcy's culoglum of
smoking Is woll known und has ben
largely quoted. Tom Hood of tho
"Song of tho Shirt," nays: "Some sigh
for this or that, my wishes don't go
far. Tho world may wng nt will. So
I havo my cigar." Lord Tonnyson was
an Invetorato smoker and so was
Thomns Corlylo. Tho story of Tenny
son cnillng on Carlylo ono evening and
sitting in solemn silence smoking for
hours Is well known. ".Man Alfred."
snid Carlylo, as ho showed tho poet
lnurcnto out, "wo havo ha'cn u grnund
nlcht. Come buck again soon." Car
lylo, llko Tennyson, did not caro for a
cigar, but kopt a pipe In his mouth
moat of his waking hours, and Thack
orny, lll limns, loved to get away by
himself nnd enjoy tho llnvor of a rank
plpo. Jnmos Payn, tho novelist, can
not reinombor tho tlmo when ho did
not smoke. Mark Twain at tho ago of
.10 used to smoko 300 clgarn a month.
Gcorgo Augusta Sala hours emphatic
testimony In favor of smoking. "Tho
allegation," ho nays, "oh to smoking
stupefying n man's faculties, or blunt
ing hln energy, I talto to bo mainly
nonsonsn." Oliver Wendell HolincB
s.iys of tho meerschaum plpo: "Ho
who inhnlcfl lis vapors takes a thou
sand whiffs In a slnglo breath; and
ono cannot touch it without awnkoning
tho old Joys that hnng around it, as
the Hinoll of Dowers clings to tho
drcssos of tho dnughters of tho house
of I'ntlnit."
It has boon snld that James Husaell
Lowoll used a number of ordinary
pipes in succession nnd lay each asldo
after it hnd boon fairly well smoked
down. Later ho would gather tho
"dottels," or, as soma smokers call
them, thu "heels," from somo half
dozen of these pipes nnd cram them
Into nn enormous tube and havo n
"real smoko," as ho expressed It. An
other distinguished Harvard profesBor
onco "sworo orf" for six months nnd
kopt strictly to his self-imposed obli
gation. Ho remarked, nt tho end of
tho time, whon ho resumed smoking,
Hint his nppotlto had bcon good, ho
had Blept well and his health gonorally
hnd not sufforcd, "but." ho said, "I
lost six months of hnpplness," nnd over
afterwards ho smoked Ilka a chlmnoy.
I'ojCitrty'n Xair Homo.
Whon Waltor McUlroy is not uctlng
ns nolo touor of tho Garden City
Cathedral ho is an engineer in chnrgo
of n couple of hundred laborers on
Long Island. Tho other day ho over
heard n conversation between n couplo
of them: "Say, Paddy, d'yo think
thnt Fogurty wlnt to heaven whon ho
died last week?" "Arrnh, no Mlko,"
wau tho reply, "ho was too wlclcnd n
iiiun for that. To my way o' thinkln'
ho wlnt to tho pluco whoro you light
your plpo with your finger. "Now
"nnk TlmoH.
Ills Olio (Milium,
"tloodmsh! I do , ono m,r yoiim?
minister won't marry that Miss Strong
mind." "I didn't think you took bo
much Interest In him as to caro very
much." "I'm thinking- of myself, that's
all. If ho marries her he'll never linvn
a chanco to talk oncodI from the mil.
pit nnd then we'll suffer." l'htludel-
phln mm
A NllBUiKlluii.
Mr. Hauakeop Tho dishes you havo
put on tho table of lute, Bridget, havo
boon poHlllvnly dirty. Now.somethlng's
i'.ot to bo dono about It. Urldget
Yin. mum; nv yo only had dark-colored
wnn. mum, thoy wouldn't show
tho dirt nt nil. Philadelphia Press.
AlMtrul to lloiuaty.
Customer "Hv tho wnv. Mr. Vriui.
thoro was n chicken In ono of those
eggs." Denier "So? Chickens uro
two shlllluus a nouud. von lnm'
Hiippoxo you uro willing to do tho right
uuug i xjooion 1 1 niiseiipi.
' Cuiiiiilit'i forrita.
Canada's forests uro found to bo
equal to supplying tho world with pulp
wood nlono for 810 years, on tho bnsla
of 1,600,000 tons of manufactured pulp
a year.
Somo pcoplo spend n lot of time in
regretting thlnga that never happen.
I.onliot U Well J'roUctocl.
President Loubct Is well protected.
Hla secret guard consists of twolvo
men, under tho orders of a pollco com
mlsbloncr. When ho receives they
mlnglo with tho guests closo by him,
nnd when he goes out they follow him
and have orders novcr to loso him nu
Instant from view.
I.ovo Iilonllze.
All nctlvo lovo Idealizes that is,
sees and loves tho Ideal of tho loved
one. Often, Indeed, tho absorption In
tho Ideal Is so complcto that tho outer
llfo is mistakenly supposed to bo Idea
tlcal with It, thus opening tho way to
shocks nnd bitter disappointments.
WOM'S
Lite
is hard enough ns
His. It is to her that
we owe our world,
nnd everything
should bo made as
easy as possiblo for
her at tlio tlmo of
childbirth. This
is just what
MOTHER'S
Friend
will do. It will make
Ji.tliv's cntiilnc i-nnu
and painless, nnd that without talc
ing dangerous drugs Into the sys
tem. It is simply to bo npplied to
tho muscles of the abdomen. It
penetrates through tho skin carry
ing strength nnd elasticity with It.
It strengthens tho whole system and
prevents all of the discomforts of
pregnnncy.
Tho mother of a plumb babe in
Panama, Mo., says: "I havo used
Mother's Friend and can praise 'it
highly."
Get Mother's friend at tho
Drug Store, SI per bottle.
The Brndflcld Regulator Co.,
ATLANTA, GA.
Writo for our free illustrated boolc,
Ueforo Baby i- Horn."
DON'T PROCRASTINATE!
OthorwiBO don't put oil until
tomorrow what phould bo
dono today If ihero is porno
shoo repairing, havo it dnno
at tlio "t ollow Front Shoo Ko
pair Shop.
GEO. TEKULVE.
Cheapest and bost plnco in town.
VERY LOW
RATES
vnrv ilnv iliirtnip flin itinntlia nt Wnrn)
ind Anril. 10O' tho Union Piunftu will
.-toll Colonist nna-wnv McltotH 11L tlio
following rates.
FROM
Missouri River
$20 to Ogdcn and Salt Lake City
$20 to Butte, Anaconda and Helena
$22.50 to Spokane
$22.50 to Points on the Great
Northern Ky, Spokane to Wcnatchcc
Inclusive. via Huntlnc-ten and
Spokane,
$25 o Points on Great Northern
Ky, West of Wcnatchcc, via Hunting,
ton and Spokane,
$25 to Portland, Taeoma and Sc.
attic.
$25 to Ashland, Oregon and Inter
tcrmcdiatc Points, Including Branch
Lines on a. f. Lo. South of Pert .inH
via Portland.
$25 to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and Cthcr California Points.
Full information cheerfully furnished
upon application.
E. II. GUNGE, Agent
Dr. Humphreys'
Spcclllcs net directly upon thu disease,
Without exciting dlsordor in other parts
of tho system. They Curo tho Sick.
o. cents. mice
.-l ccr. Congojtlouj, Inflammations. ,'J5
Vi-Wurini, Worm I'cver, Worm Colic... ,a
y-Tcellilnc, CollcCrylng, Wakc'ulucw .'23
t-ainrrlica,otChllJrcnor Adulti... . ,'J3
5-Conglu, CoMi.Bronclillli,. ,. ,53
H-Xnirolnln, Tnolliaclio, rncMchc. ,jj
O-llrnJarlir.Blcfc llruiliiphr. V.nlim
1 l-lVM'riln,li.lecilloii1WfBkSlomch.'4.'J
1 1 '!iilrr.c,orlnliirnl I'rrlo.U .
Vi- Wlillr., Tiki 1'rofmo IVrlo.lt
13-( roup, t.nrtusllla, lloarwneM.....
1 I-hnl llliriini, KrjeliKlai.Cruplloiu
1 n-llliciiiiiallini, lUicusiallo Taloi.
lC-Miilotln. Chilli.
.-a
.33
til 'itlnrrli. Iunurnii.Col.1 In tlivllca.l ',2'i
iww iioopinct oiiuli . . .
?-Kl.lut'V DUi'nir .. ,
'iS-i.rioiu llcl.llttv l',OQ
30-1 rlimrv Wtaltnrti, Wetiluii CrJ. '.'J3
77-Urli, lla'FUT . . .
I
A
Wall Paper for 1902
C. M. Newton has opened
a Wall Paper Store in the
Rennic Building and will
carry in stock
Wall Paper, Widow Shades,
Room and Picture Moulding,
and Sewing Machines.
Will carry ready-made win
dow shades, also a nice line
of shade by the piece from
which he will make any size
to order. Will make Picture
Frames and will very
shortly have an outfit for
the manufacturing of Rub
ber Hand Stamps.
Shall try to please all that
patronize mc.
J C. Rf. NEWTON.
Pffl QUALITY SHOES
Sprinjj Btyle of the famous
Oueeii Quality Ladieb' Shoes. All
tylcs, Hizes C, B, D, 15 nnd 1313
Plic bent Indies' shoo on earth.
Ocstimoiiinls o;ivcn by m i II ion h ol
idies who have worn these shoes.
Indies in North Platte who have
voni them invariably call for them
ijjain. They don't cost any mort
ban inferior Mines. Prict" $3 00
THE LEADER,
J. PlZKK, PKOl
T. W. VAN VIE,
CARRIAGE PAINTER.
Call and get prices. All work
guaranteed. 11 in man Building Front Street
IT HADE ."Cwlnrt
9f eacQaQaage90aso6eBOoeo09eeeeoeeo9cf
I The Climate I
Of Western Nebraska
most money burned to
paintiiif your house.
cheapest in thp end.
f Sherwin & Williams Paints
Have been sold by us for many years, and they have
irhen universal satisfaction time tried and not
found wanting. We
the spring trade. If
it again; if you have
A F STREITZ, Druggist !
)attaoaeoaa0seo0aooGocoeoooscQoaoooQocia
W1!f
, , in
fvTorth lalle ftloar
X
XatjUfactliT-ect by lfoi-Li?
Used by economical hovisewifes in fifty towns in
Nebraska and Wyoming and pronounced the
equal of any flour manufactured in Nebraska.
fl Trial Sack ujiil Coijiriijce yoii of its njefit
North Platte Roller Mills
C p. IDDINCS
PRO:-itSSIONAL CARDS
J , H. IIOAOLAUD.
V. IIOAOIiAND
Koagland & Hoagland,
TTOBEYS M3 COUKSELCFS
Offlrfl oyer iUf. llulfmntiV Millinery Storo.
SOUTH l'LATTt. - . NlIllltAHKA
J1LCOK Sc. IIALLIOAN,
ATTORNNYS-AT.EA W.
OBTII rLATTE, . - . NKUnABKA
UlBce ovnr North Pintle National Hunk.
H.
S. K1DOKLY,
ATTOriNEV'-AT-TiAW.
Ofllco McDonald Dloult, Dt-wey stroot
NORTH I'LATTB, - NEUKASKA
jU. O. B. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office over Post Office.
Telephone 115.
North Platte, .... Nebrnslm
A.
II. DAVIS,
A'PTOnNP.V. A T.T. A W
NOItTII PLATTE,, - - NEBRASKA
UrnUy Block Rooms 1 A 2.
W C. I'AlTEIiSON.
i.
Olllco over Yellow Front Shoe Store
NORTH PLATTE. NKB.
J E. ROCHE,
A'lTORNEY-AT-LAW,
HlNMAN UuOUK, Dhwkv Stukkt,
JnT i'r.ATTK. NKIIKASKA.
11.
E. MaCAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Olllco ovor Huirman'B Millinery Storo
INOIITII 1'I.AlTi:. - - KKHKABKA
c
V. BEDELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Onices: North Platte Nntional Bank
BuildinR, North Platte, Neb.
P. DENNIS, M. D.,
IIOMOEOPATIIIST,
)Tfr rirt National llauk,
NOHTII l'I,ATTn. . -
NE1IRABKA.
9
R. J. F. SHUTE,
DENTST.
All llrnnrlipa at Tlnn
tlslry Hc'lentlllcally
done, jsiinms uxin
(ins administered.
Pennsylvania Collei;
of Dental Sm-Kfry t
Onice ivcr Wilcox licpt
store, l'lione 131
MANS ERIE,
The Tailor.
(?
lian iustoponod a now
tailorlntr ustnbliHhmont
nnd hitH now eamplos for
Btiitn nleo uoos ropair
worlc. Unll on him with
now or old worlt nnd you
will recoivo prompt at
tention. Dewey et. up
in Moreen ouildlnu.
STEBBINS' STABLE.
Liycry, Feed, Boarding and Sale
NEW RIGS,
Accommodations Good.
Feed per team to hay, 35 cents
night; noon feed 15 cents.
L. C. Stebbins,
'Phono 101.
North PlntU',
N ubrnskn
is hard on paint and it is al
use an inferior quality when e
The best paint is by far the e
have a full stock on hand for
you have used it you will buy
not used it, try it.
iu
M
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1 9
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Pl.tlte Holici- fl)ills
LEGAL NOTICE.
Mararot Struthors, defendant, will
ttilte notice thnt on the 11th day of Feb
ruary, 1002. LarB P. Kronf?, plninlilT
herein, tiled his petition In tho district
court of Lincoln county, NobrnFKii.
iiRiilnBt eaid dofondant tho object and
prayer of which uto to eecuro a decno
ciuiotintf ploiutili's titlo to tho followiri,'
tlesorioi'd leal estate, viz: LotH 1,'i and
II of Pectiou 2(1, in township 11, north of
rniifro 3!2, west of lith P. M., and to can
col ind declare satlslled a cortaiu mort
Kaxo HBninst said protnipfp, dnled De
cember lfith, 180H, tnndiSind deliverrd
to tho dofendant by otfti .Mnthow L.
Hrown, nnd recorded in tho clerlt'fl olllco
of Bnid county in Hook 11 of MortgnKes
on pnjjo 091.
You nro roqulred to answer said peti
tion on or before tho !21th day of JInrch
11)02.
Dated February 11th, 1002.
Latis P. KitoNti, plaintiff,
by T. C. 1'ArrKiisos,
fli -1 Ilin Attornrv.
NO'l'IOK K0I1 I'UIII.HJAIIO.N.
Lnnd omco nt North l'lnltp. Nob.,
rbrnnry H, ll. f
Notice la hereby lvrn Ibat tlio follow ln-nniLKi
dottier ban Dloil notice of bin Intention to iniik
flunl proof lu ii wilt of bin olnlm, and thnt rntil
proof will Im innilo before lti-Kter hud lleceb'T
nt North l'latto, Neb., on Mnrch S21, HOI,
vizi
JAMK8 1'ATTKltHON,
who mnilo lloruoMcnil Entry No. 17317, for the
woet lmir noillnu'ft (Hurler ami vrcet Imlf Miutlr
wi-Htfurlor it Hco. is, Town II, north of limine
80. WtMtOth 1'. SI.
lie uimies the following wltnefrei to prove his
continuous retlilenco upon ami cultlv.Ulou of i-alj
litnl. viz
A I. Hlrellz, F. W. ltlncl er. Ashley l'fcler aurt
JniDMChauiboif, all of Worth I'IhIio, Neb
I Hi) (iK.oiiiiK 11, Fnr.NCii.
NOTlOr. 1 OH 1'UIIMOATION.
Lnud UlUce nt North l'lntte. Neb.,
Mnrcli 4, Ult'i
Notlco la hereby lven Hint tile follow lUK-nnuieil
etlllnr linn tiled notice of his intention to make
HiihI proof In support of his claim, nnd thnt wild
proof will be iuhiIo before llelster ntid ltecelver
it North l'lntle, Neb., on Apill Killi 1W2, vln
CIlAltl.KH J, (IAM1IUKI.
who mnde hmueitend entry No. 17.M0 for Ihe
south halt of uortheiiKt iunrter nnd LoU 1 ami 2.
tl'Otloii 4, lOHtieblp 111 uurth, rnrno ill wru litli
lie linnscs thu following K'llllesre lo ptovo his
conllliumm hkIi'oiico upon mid cnltlvnlloti of
snld lnnd, viz: John 11, Fuller, lleniy 1). l'eilllp.
Wllllmu H ltu mid KoLoi t J. Alwiizle, nil of
Myrtle, Nub.
i"7ll nio. V.. Flir.NCII, lleKloter.
NOT1CF FOlt 1'OllMOATIOX.
Lntnl otlloo at North l'lntte. Neb.
Miirch H, llVM.
Notice Is hereby Klveu thnt tho followltK-nninrd
settler hns tiled nolico of his luteutlon to make
llnnl proof In support of his clniin, und thnt snltl
proof wilt be mnde before Ihe register nnd ro
cttvor. U. 8. Lund Office, nt North l'lntte, Neb.,
on April 21, 1902, viz:
THUMAS 1'KTEIIHKN,
who mnde lioiLeeteail oiitry No. 1 7IE."., for Ihe
noilheutt iiunrtur, seo.ill, town. 11, luorlh rnno
2il, west Mull p. m.
Ilu numes tho followInK wllncsws to proye his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of until
lnnd viz: John Hansen, Jung Karmusxon,
Chrlstlnu Johnson and Ernest Andrsoii, all of
Denuiark, Nub.
0onn E. FiiENcn, llcgUtcr.
NOTICE roll I'bllLlOATION.
tand Olllcint North l'latto. Neb,
i Fobruory 15, 1MU.
Notice Is hereby Klven thnt tho following
nimied settler hns Uled uollco of bis luteutlon lo
luiiku flunl jiroof In support of hta clnlm and that
said proot will bo mnoo before tho Iteftlster nnd
lteretver, U. H. liuil OUlco at North l'lntte,
Neb, oil April Jilli 1112, viz:
OIIAItl.EH M. MCOIIEW
llomoilead 1 nrly No 17121. for Ihe smilh hull
northeast rmurler, Lois 1 aud .', fcotioif I), town
tlilp IS, uorth of riiliKo '211, W. Dili p. m.
Ullo names the follouliiK witnesses to prove h
coiillimon,, rusldeuco upon und cultivation of
said laud, viz:
lleury l'ollett. John Toilet, t'nspar SIvlts,
John h. McGrcw, all of North l'latto. Neb.
. (lEonoK E, Fhhucii. ItuKlslcr.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Jacob L. Larrion, Mrs. Jnoob L. Liir
mju, hm wife nnu L. 11. WHbou, defond.
ants will take nolico that on tho 10th
day of February, 1002, plaiutiir herein
Hied hia petition in the district court of
Lincoln county, Nobruskn, njainst Bind
defeudantH, tho object nnd prayer of
which tire to forecloso two certain mort
KfiROP, oxecuted hy tho dofendant Jacob
L. Lurrou to tho plaintitr upon tho
Houthenft quarter of section 5 in town
ship 12 raiigo '11 Jwost of sixth p, m. and
southwest iiunrterof soction 5 in.town
ship 12 rnntro III west 0th p. in. re
spectively, each of sold tportijut'eB being
nindo to securo the pnyment of four
promissory notes nB foMowsi Thrpp
notes of 3100.00 enuh dated Deo. 1.190U
and payablo iu 1, 2 and .' years after
ditto and ono for 50.00 sumo date pay.
nblo in four yonrs aftordnto. ihnt there
is now due unon rnilil nntiu nn.l
rbkoh 8700.00 with intorost from Mnreh
1, 1U01, and t in furtlmr
for t'lxeH imid bv tilnmtiir
PrOtlllBeH. tor whiuh nnma n il I. :.,l.,.,.t
llllll ,'llHtu tilnlnliir .. .1
...... v,u lur , duureo
that defondants bo reijuired to pay th
same, or thnt said proiuiBes may be sold
to satisfy tho amount found due.
"ton aro required to answer said
potition on or boforo tho 21ih dnv nf
March. 1002.
,m "V"1 "i ,T,r th P,ntu, Nobrasltn, this
10th day or February, 1902,
171 T c '
i. i:. f,IHSOi naintill.
Hy T. O. Pattkiwox,
HiH Attornoy.
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RESTORES VITALITY
Madoa
WfMXL, Well Man
THE nfM.
riL'MI31tl llll 1 1
produnog tho abovo rcnlts In 30 day a. li uti
powerfully auaQulcily. Curn whenSlofeerittlL
.ll.-TectnTtSIbUMo-iV,
h'&UDnt-01iofor8tu
P5' irfcn"9 b- "artlnif t tho eeit oteM.Vi
t.lVfH ?.crvt! ?nl 80,1 Mo ndcr7brlP
ina Consumption. Insist on UTlna niiVIVo H
m6nrf T ciTlel in mt pocket. By nuf
Mi,0 p-. lx tor o.oo, wliliitToit
iUo -written nnrnteo to enre nfrnta
U0AL MfcDICINli CO.,'0;"
Ior S-le by A I Stieiiy.'
J. F. FILL.I0M,
Plumber, Tinworker
General Keimirer.
Special attention iven to
ran mim.
WHEELS TO RENT
ma jCAt-f. sn. u' "i
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