Nebraska Newspapers

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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1902.
IRA L HAKE,Ri)iTonfD PiiorniKTOfi
HUIIHCIU1TIIIK MATKH.
One Vaar, rashln advance,,,.,,, .. .. tl.f
Bit Months, cash Id n-lvnuus 71 CHilt
RnterodM thuNnrtb l'l,.iti(.V' rsos iposVifre
With hogs selling- for over
seven cents a pound in South
Omaha, the Nebraska farmer
can afiord to feed his sixty cent
corn.
This date of the Ak-Sar-Ucn
carnival at Omaha lias been set
for September 24th to October
ftli. This f.-ir in advance vc can
assure Omaha that North Platte
will be well rcprcscnten.
Tun annual meeting- of the Ne
braska Stock-C'irowers Associa
tion will be held at Crawford,
May 12th and 13th. Jerry Simp
son, the socklcss statesman of
Kansas, will make an address
on the last named date.
Cot.. Ukvan has firmly decided
to keep out of state politics this
year; that is, he will not be the
fusion candidate for governor.
Perhaps he thinks to be defeated
for governor would be the last
straw that would break his polit
ical record.
Govkknok Savagk's with
drawal from the gubernatorial
race simplifies matters to some
extent and has resulted in re
newed activity on the part of a
dozen or more candidates. Tun
Tkiiiunic has no particular choice
for governor; any good, clean
and able man will be satisfactory.
Any republican candidate who
commands popular confidence
can 'be elected this fall.
Tine Kearney Democrat says:
Col. William Neville has so far
recovered his health as to be
able to begin setting up the pins
for another nomination. Col.
William should curb his desire.
Hi couldn't be elected if he re
ceived the nomination from all
the sideshow conventions in the
district. Such a man as Judge
Westovcr might be able to make
a running fight, but none o-.hcr
whose name we have seen men
tioned by the tri-party.
Manikicsti.y the savage inhab
itants of Mindanao can do no
harm if they arc isolated. They
have no navies, no modern wea
pons, no important commerce.
They can be permitted to work
out their own salvation with fear
iand trembling. The United
Slates can occupy a few of the
important towns on the seacoast
and let the inhabitants in the in ¬
terior rage and imagine vain
Ahlngs if they are so disposed.
Oudually they will come under
tfytv influence of civilization and
witlW softened by association
sui'h white men. It will be a
i..nke to organize expeditions
iiUi the interior to attempt to
'wipe out" the people or to in
troduce them forcibly to modes
of living they do not care for nor
appreciate. Chicago Tribune.
THE DEMANDS OP LABOI.
The opening of spring is us
ually marked by more or leas
labor disturbances and this year
these arc rather more nitmeroiin
and general than for several
years. Strikes alfcclin- a nun.
bcr of trades tiro reported from
many points, the demands of
l.ibor being for increase of wages
and reduction in hours. Labor
employed in the building trades
is most largely represented in
these strikes, btiildingopcrations
being very gencrallv on an ex
tensive scale. For a single ex
ample, it is slated that in Pitts
burg specifications on work that
9 It is the
( l. 11
iu nui
parents it
osisiii
rc .ponsibility, and
no taint of disease
to be transmitted to
piuiuic miiii-rinK. mm marxing 11s mile ixxiy with offen
sive Bores and eruptions, catarrh of the uo.se and throat, weak eyes, glandular
swellings, brittle bones, white swelling and deformity.
How can parents look upon such little sufferers and not reproach
themselves for bringing so much misery into the world ? If you have
nny disensc lurking in your system, how can you expect well developed,
healthy children ? Cleanse your own blood and build up your health, and
you have not only enlnrgcd your capacity for the enjoyment of the pleasures
of life, but have discharged a duty all parents owe to posterity, and made
mankind healthier and happier.
There is no remedy that so surely reaches deep-seated, stubborn blood
a purely vegetable medicine, harmless in its effects, and can be taken
by both old and young without fear of any bad results.
Write us about your case, and let our physicians advise and help you.
This will cost you nothing, nnd we will also send our book on blood nud
Bkiu diseases. -SM- THE SWIIT .SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Gtt,
is being held up by the labor
trouble aggregate $10,000,000.
Nearly everywhere the de
mand for labor in the building
trades is fully up to the supply
ind this, with the increase in the
cost of living, explains the move
ment of labor to secure better
pay and less hours of work per
day. The conditions appear to
be highly favorable to the suc
cess of the movement, so far at
east as the demand for more
wages is concerned, but it may
be hoped that workingmcn gen
erally will take a conservative
view of their opportunity, for
otherwise they might impair the
conditions that arc contributing
to the prosperity of all interests.
Bee.
LET IN PLENTi7)F SUNSHINE.
You may go about among
nine-tenths of the comfortable
homes in almost any civilized
country and find that the sun is
counted by the typical housewife
icr especial foe. She docs not
allow him even to peep into her
parlor, that holy of holies, where
her best furniture and her finest
carpet and costliest hangings arc
oh, no! Science has clearly
shown that sunlight properly
used decreases mortality. Both
physically and morally we should
el the sunlight have free right
of way into our lives. If we let
t into the physical sphere it will
find its own way into the moral.
There is no such thing as too
much sunlight. Philadelphia
Times.
Walks Without Crutohoa.
I wnn much nllllutod with t-utntiun
wiitoa Eil. 0. Nud, Imvuville, SodtfwioU
Co., KuiiHUM, "Kiotf nboiil on crutches
nnd wulToring it dottl of pain. I vvub in-
(luootl to try lldliird'a Snow Liniment,
wlnuh ruliovod inn, I timid throo.r0 com
bottles, It is tlio uroatost liniment I
over UBtulj hnvo rocominoutlod it to n
numbur ot pornonn, nil oxprosn them-
KulvcH tin bolnir bmiolUtod by it. I now
Wlllk Without uriltuliOH. nliln In norn rm n
Kfoiit dud of Unlit labor nn tho farm."
jio, irtM Him ei.ixjut A. l' Btroitz's Cor.
iht uruu; sioro.
D
tt. .1. P. SIIUTli,
DENTIST.
All Iliiini'lii'H nf Den
tistry hi lout Ideally
limit'. Nitrous Oxltl
Ons administered.
Pennsylvania Collect
nt Dental Snruf-v w
Olllci nvrr Wllrnx Depl
Slon. IMionc 131
humph
Witch Hazel Oil
Till: IMUJ OINTMENT.
Ono Application Gives Rclior,
It euro Plletnr Hemorrhoid!- External or later
luMUlmlorlllctHlluii.Ucliliiuiirlluriiltitf.riMurci i oil I'Utubu. Heller immediate--euro certain.
llctirrP.urns,Hcaldi mid Ulccratloiu and C'o.
mictions from burn. Tlioltcllcf initant-Lculliin
wuudcrful.
It cures Torn, Cut or Lacerated Wound mid
limine i.
It euro Poll. Caibiiin l,-, JVIoim, " ItuurouiiUs, '
Ween, Old Buret, Itching Eruption. Scurfy 11
tkUit Head.
It cure luflametl or Caked Breast nud Soro
Mlijilo. invalualilo.
It curoi Bait Hlieum,Tettor,Sourfy tlruiiUoitf.
CliaptKHl llaml, Koter Ulltter, Soro Upj iw
MottrlU. form, lluiilom, Soro mul Chufwl Feet,
IHIiitfa of IunecU, iloviilto lillei niu Buubunu.
Throo SlzoB, 25o,, 60o. and $1.00
Cold by Druggliti, or tent pre-paid on receipt of price.
HUMPHREYS' MED. CO.,
Ccr, Wlllleiii A Join: tit., RKW VOKIO
REYS'
right of every child
1 1 41.
isuwi, iiuu IU UIC
must look for
health and
hap nincS3.
How incon
ceivably great
is tlic parents' V.Ui
liow important that Kfyhi, IJ
is left in the blood
the helpless child, cntailinjr the most
He?
3
troubles as b. b. b. It searches out even hereditary
poisons, and removes every taint from the blood,
and builds up the general health. If weaklings
arc growing up around you, right the wrong by
putting them on a course of S. S. K. nt mire. If in
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
II. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
NORTH PLA'ITK,, - - NEURABKA
Grady Ulouk Rooms 1 & 2.
rp C. PATTERSON,
1 .
TtTTOnNRV-ITT-l Trtwr
OHIch ovur Yollow l-'rontShoo IStoro
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
k E. ROCHE,
ATTO UN E Y-AT- LAW,
Hinman Hixjcic, - DhwkyStrekt,
nrkth i'mttk. nkiikahka.
il.
E. MoUAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Olllco over HuirmanB Millinery Store
Noinit Pi.attk. - - Nkhhaska
0.
V. HEDELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OllicoH North Platto Nntionnl Uanli
Huildintr, North Plnttfl. Nb.
F. DENNIS, Al. D.,
HOMOEOPATHIST,
tlvnr Flmt NhUouM llnnk,
NOUTH l'LATTE, . . NKlillABKA,
.1. S. Hoaoiand. vr, V. UoAarND
Moagland& Hpagland,
ATTORNEYS mid COUNSELLORS
omrifl over Sir, llullmua's Mllllaory Htciro.
N-OIITH I'LATTK. . - NKbllAHKA.
yiLCOX & HALLIOAN,
ATTO HNS Y8-AT.LAW.
(KT1I I'lATTK, . . . NKIIKAHKA
Oinoo ovnr North l'Uttn Nntionnl Unk.
u.
S. RIDGELY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ollluo MoDonnld lilouk, Dwoy stroot.
VORTH PLATTE, - NEBRASKA
D
R. 0. li. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SUKG1SON,
Oilice over Pont Office.
Telephone 115.
North Platte, - - - Nebrnflkn
T. W. VAN WIE,
CARRIAGE PAINTHR.
Call and get prices. All work
guaranteed.
Hinman building Front Street
Wm. Gaiii?
Blacksmith and
Wagoumaker.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse Shoeing $1 per Team.
Also reductions in the price ol all
other work. Work yuarautcetl of
money refunded. Give ti a call.
Locust hired mnitli til Yost's
liariiehH stnrc.
J. F. F1LLI0N,
Fliiinlii'i', Tinwoi'kcr
General Kcpuiror.
Special attention yiven to
W11KKLS TO RENT
r - x.
CALL ON
I . j. iroKT
VOJl
L- K N D S.
Mo h;m 3ic0 acres of V. l'. it. it
f
4
lanili wlilcli will bo soli! on 10 yearn
J
lime at a law prlco jh.t acre.
Onicu over MoDonaU Stale llanV
Union l'aclilc Land Akciicv.
THE
i. Five Cent Cigar
1 Baca n.T.'.ffjagif r ; u? jrry tv mTtuj
BEST TOWXf
JUT SCHMALZBIED'S.
JOHN DRATT.
JOHN BR
I Real Estate, Loans m insurance
Idle oncy Inverted in (lilt dged Securities
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, X
l Itoforoiioo : -Any
mi
i JJorih f latie fTlocir l
a eeeseeo sec a seaeeoca 9ooe 0908 eteoeoee
urn
l(Iai7afactajrcct by IortJ? Piatte iolieir n)iiis
Used by economical housewifes in fifty towns in
Nebraska and Wyoming and pronounced the
equal of any flour manufactured in Nebraska.
(5 Trial Sack uJiil Cotjiriiicc yoti of its njerit
North Platte Roller Mills
C. F. IDDINCS
ni wid wmi iw ujr-
"The Overland Limited"-Electric Lighted contains
a novel feature, absolutely new to railroad travel.
Telephone connections are provided at terminal
stations and are available for use of passcng-crs
three-quarters of an hour prior to departure.
This Famouj train reaches Salt Lake City 12 hours and
San Francisco 16 hours ahead of all competitors.
If you contemplate a trip to any west
ern point, the Union Pacific offers you
the highest degree of comfort and lux
ury with no additional cost and a threat
saving of time and expense.
Full information cheerfully furnished on application to
E. 53. GENGE, A&ent.
mm
riTTIil) AND SUIT1H).
Kit Ui.'ttV that the thing. We
jiiveit. suits lit and our
Jit suits evW-y time. Same
with prices. U's a way we have
that never failri. Make you the
smartest, most ' stylish, perfect
fitting suit in handsome and dur
able material nt reasonable
prices. Variety of patterns to
ft'ieci lrom. hverv rarnniiL
warranttMl as to worlcuiansnio.
finish and fabric.
Cleaning
and
repaiiing a
specialty.
F. J. BROEKER.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
1j1.i i ,,,'.n,,:,., s '.INU In lttI una
loltl iniUilllu twtcH (k.ali.1 Willi bluo rllon.
TuUti ullirr. Itolu.,- ,tiiim-i-n ui,si.
tiiUiiiiti,l liiiltaii,,,,,. nn) orourl)ruicirtt.
tir bvinl Ic. In Muinm lr I'ni lU ulm., T..I
iiioiiIhU uii.1 ll. llr U.r I..I.II, ,. ( , IrtUr,
Ul nniKKUtfc .00 1VtlitiouWilA. ttWitby
OIUCHEHTKIl OIIUMIOAt, OO.
U.0O .lHllkou SMiiurt', lJIIU.l., PA.
MkulluH thti fptr.
E. U. COODMAI.
ATT & CO.,
OEininX. iix UTolarftoltn.
TELEPHONES
ON
TRAINS.
UNION PACIFIC TIME CARD.
(Central Time)
WIWT IjOU.Nl).
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101 Lmwh
No.
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6 fjcarcH '
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11" U'.ivt-H (Krelgtili
ill I.cavLH (FrclKtit)
AST MOUND.
No. 2 I.eaveH
IUJ Leaven
0 l.uavvs
1 Leaves
1H r.caveN (Frnlplit)
it) I.eavoH (I'rclKht)
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... 8:a0a. in
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... n.-ioa. in
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.... 18:30 p. in
.... 4.00 a. in
On trains No. I and pa'ssehric
I'ullnian rare. 11
KrulRlit trains No. -a anil J8
siatlons. ottier frcleblH carry
to iiolntM at which tlicy stop.
t: is a. in
rs mum pay
stop at all
passengers
BhorifTo Sale
Hv virtue of mi onler of wnle Issued from the
iii-irici court or Lincoln county. Nelir.iHka.
upon a decree of foreclosure rendered In mid
iiiiirt ulixri. Iii ii mm. T . ".".'M
iitid JolinlJurke MafareUliirke,lVti rili!rke
I will on tin .list day of May. jwi .a
clock p in at uiu cast front door of the
coiirt Iioiisc fu North 1'latte, Mncoln county.
h.';.1,,r;lS.k.il,',';t'".at 1,UV1I,: UHo" to tlTe
lilKliext bidder for cash to satisfy said lie
crei Interest and conts. the rniimvimr
scr lied property, to-wlt The we.t lialf of
h-,iUI, , i , i nue an, anil lot a
V tow"'l . ra"Ko s aiid the
nnrthea'it ijuarter of tne soutliwest quarter
and northwest quarter of the soutlie am
quarter and tin south, half or s.mti e it
quarter of section township ranae
NH.ra&i0' Slxth '' . ..Hicoln u..i,tv,
l).Ue.l North I'l.Ule, Neb . Ap-il 8m. Uhr
L. t'.VUCKNiKH, Sheriif
DON'T PROCRASTINATE! ;
Otlioiwisn don't put oil' until "
tomorrow wlmt abould bu
ilono Until) . If llu.ru 1b Bomo
ebon rojwtirinj,'. liuvo it ilouo
nt Iho ollnw Kront Shoo Ho- J
pair s5hi. ;
GEO. TEKULVE.
Clionpest uml bost i)uoo , (0Wl)( J
V, DC6T CROWN . 't?J
nuTDGrius
OJtCHAUPA Si
PSNVCBCOLO.
IiAND OmCB NOTICE j
OONTtST NOTICE,
t. 8. Land Offlco North Flatlo, Nob.
Mnrcb 29, 102.
A sutBclniit contest Affidavit harlUff been nlod
In thU fifilco br William Doebke, cniitcstsul,
aalnrt Aiifii.titn Appleford who mado hompsto'i.l
cntrr No. 1S.TK7, inmlo Dewmber 10, 1000, fur
north half f northwest qunrlcr ami Iho norlli
half of tin northeast quarter of reclloli .11,
township l"i north, rutixu SI wept, by Auxuata
A.lt!foril cimleslco, In which It Is aliened
that said Anitnatn Appleford has not resiled
upon or irndohKr home upon unlcl tract for moio
tlim s x luonthK I it pht Hiid thn s.ilil Aumirtrt
AppUford la whotlr ntatiilotied aalil tract nnl
tin silil tract Ii not sottted tipon or cultivated
I j- Mild party n ro julrod br law anil snld ilcficts
exists to Ihla dale; that sahl ahsolico was 11 't
duo to h?r employment In Iho army, navy or
marine corps of tho UnltH States, said parties
i.ro hereby notified to appear, rosponil and oiler
uvlilcni'U touching snld alleitatlon at III o'clock,
n. m. onMuyS, 1W12. beforn Iho register anl re
i l iver l tho Unlli'd States land ofllcc In Ninth
Platto, Nob.
Tho said contestant linrlni. In a proper nmdnvlt,
OlcdMarch W, 1W1, set fotth facts whlihalmw
that after duo dlllKencc, personal servlco of lb s
ttntlco can not bo made, it Is hereby nrfored and
directed that such notice bo nlil by duo aud
proior piibllcatlou,
nlil riuK IUcon. Pecelver.
I-EOAIi NOTICES
PllOUATl. NOTI0K.
In Iho waller of tho cstato of Alexander II.
IJiiId, decnased.
In tho County Court of Lincoln county, Nob.
...... . AI'r" lwr-.
Notice la hereby kIvoii that the cri-illtnrs of anl I
deceased will meet tho administrator of rnUl
nutate, boforo tho County Judge of Uiicnln
county, Nebraska, at tho county court room. In
ald county, on the flth day of May, 1002,
and on Uio tlth day of Nov, Hi, at I) o'clock, a.
ra. each day, bir the purpoan of pieseulluu; tin lr
claims for exniulnaUuu, adjustruent nnd nllnw
util e, Hlx mouths are allowed for creditors to
piereut Ihelr ulkluis, ntul cue year for Iho Ad
inlnlstralor toseltlo (aid Ustate from the flth di.y
ot May. 1W. Tho ndrulnUtrntor will make iliial
settlement Norcnibor Till, ntn. in.
l-w A - H, Dai.owik, County .tudxi'.
PKOllATK NO1T0K.
In tho uintlcr ol Uio esln'.o of Charles K. On
Rood i deceanMil.
In Ihe Cimuty Court of Lincoln County. Nob,
April 12. Wi
Notice Is hereby Rlvnn, that the creditors or
snld docensed will meet tho administrator of said
estate, helore tho County .)udo, of Lincoln coun
ty, Nebraska, at Iho county iwurt room, In sn I
c.iunty, on thotlth day of Mny. 11W2, nnd on the
Uth day of November, IU02. at 11 o'clock, a, m.
each ilay, for the piirposu of preentlnB tbelr
olnliiiB for etatnlnaAlo.1, adjustment and allow
ance. Hlx mouths nre allowed for a editors to
pre.ent their claluH, auil oue year, for tho ml.
iiilnlstrntor toHolllo said estate, from tho IHb
day or May, 1MW. Tho odmlnlsiriitor will make
final Metlleuieut Novomber7. 1W2, nt i n, in,
l-w A. H. lULpwiN. County -indKn.
1'JtOUATK NOTIOK.
Ill the mailer of the entalo of Edward Dcrry
berry, deceased.
ill Ihe County Court of Lincoln County, Neb.
, , . April 15th, 1102.
Notico Is hereby slvrn lhat Ihe million of
sa Id doceated will meet tho AdmlnlMratnr nf
snld Instate, before the County Judijo of Ltuoolii
Coiimy, Kcbraskn, at the County Court Room, In
said Count j, onthelBtli day of November, 1W.
lit U o'clock A. M., for the purpose of prusentluu
their claims for exnmlnutlon, adjustment nnd
abowaiico. Six months are allowed for creditors
to present their claims from the lBUi day of
April, Wi, The Administrator will make final
SUltlOmcntof SUld KMtnfM Nnvnmhn- llllli 1fW .
U A. M. " 1
15-1 A. H, Ualuwin, County Judge.
SIIKltiri"S BALE.
lly virtue of an execution Issuod by W, O. Elder,
clork of the district court of Lincoln county, Ne
brnkn, upon n transcript of Judgment renderod
In countr court of Lincoln county, in favor of 11.
L Shaler anil against Albeit Howe, I have liivled
upon tho following du3Crtbod real estate ls tho
property of the said Albert Ilimi.. i.u. ti...
southeast quarter of section JJ, townslp 10, rango
ti and i villi on (ho Kith day of May, 1U02, at I
o'clock, p. m., at tho e.ist front door of the court
house (that being the building wherein tho lost
turm of court wan held) of said county In North
I .a.le, sell the s!d rea, estato at public auction to
ho highest l.lddor for cash, to sotlsly snld oxeciit
tliui Iho amount fouud dno thuroou In Iho ng
gregate being tho sum of 110 and f'J M costs, mid
accruing costs.
liateil Nona Platto, Neb , April II. lOOi.
L. Caui kntkh, Uherltf.
SI'RCIAfi MASTKlt'S SALK.
tlnrVnl Jn IV!
In the Circuit Court of the United States,
i,n my uisn mi in eorasKa,
1'hoenlx Mutual Life Insurancol
Company, Complainant,
vs. V
Anson U. Decker, ct al Defendants,
In Chancery. I
I'OKKC LOSUIIB Or MOHTdAllK.
Plllllli nnrtro 1 li.,rMlif (.iL.fl.. i
siianre and by virtue ot a decree entered In
the above cause on the 10th day of June, Hill.
1, Gto. II Tun-MMEii,: Special Master in
l liaiicery of the Circuit Court of the United
States for the District of Nebraska, will, on
the 21th day of May, 11)02, at the hour of u
o clock In the forenoon of sild day at the
Irnnl jU,iir til II,.. 1 1.....,.. ........... t. .
i fcii. ..iiiwiu vuuinv court I10USC
l.tltl'llriLr 111 tt.f.r li- ... XT.l. TT.. r , 1 .
. ..... ...n... .uv'.-i j. ,!ui,ii v iatic. L.llicin
county, State and OUtrict of Nebraska, selt
uw iiuuiii. uuciuui iur casn inc louowlng de
scribed property, to-wlt: Situate and belnc
ill the COO 111 v nf r.nnpiul.i. In . -
Nebraska, to-wit The west two-thirds of
Mil numbered Twelve, In lllock numbered
One. n S.iwver's Addition to the city of
Lincoln; Lot numbered Thirty-Two. In
! "c,k ."!,l!l.l))ereil "ht' In OrivlnR l'ark
l lrst Addition to the same city, all accord.
Iiik to olllclal and recorded plats thereo ;
and Iho fnllmvlm. nrpml.... uf..n... , ....
URln Lincoln county, In said state, that Is
... , . uuoi nan oi me nortnwest
onnrli-r nml tho nut i.nii... r
quarter of Section numbered Twenty, and
the northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter and the east half of the northwest
quarter of .section numbered Twenty-Nine.
... . J. . . , -im. fi un: nuuilint'll
quarter of Section numbereil Twenty -Nine.
:inil thi Hoiilli lintir .i. ..... .r. '
7. V. r. . " ""uiinini iiuarter
of Section numbered Twenty-Hlght, and the
north half of theorthwest quarter of Sebl
twin liiiinh,.rl Tlilii.-in. ..A ... .. . r
i i.. , , '"-- HI lOWIl-
n'.'.l'Lr1.1.1 Lc.,,l.1",;' I"""."' "f nuin
Jurrey ticrco"" "B l"U U"llt;,l Sla'ca
SAMUKI, J. TlJTTI.r:,
Solicitor for Coiuplaliiaiit .
,,. . . OKI). II, TllUMMHI,,
5S Sjicclal Master In Chancery
NoTioij ,. iiatkof will.
lelliln It. Little, Dereassd
In County Court, Lincoln County, Nth.
TUH Stlllll llf K.il.rn.lrt. I., lliu hi .....1 ....1
of klu of the said Felicia IL Little deceaiied:
lke notlw, that upon tiling vyrlttei iustrtl
uietit purjs rtlng tn .o the last wjll niil tasta
Uient of Fellcln II Little for iirotmtn mil nll.in.
anco It is ordered Hint said luuttur
be sot for healing tho Htb day of Moy.
KlTl.1 l,.ln...l.l r. I. nn...i n. II... . ... '
.'.'., injiiim pi,,,, v.iiuiii vuu.. iiiu iiuiir oi if a.
ill. iitwhlih llino nny person Interested iny np-
III teaUtunny whereof, I hayo hereuuto sot inr
liiind anl tho seal of the County Court at ori
. IIIIIU I1I1B llll llUf III Ajini, iiiw.
"M,wli LuitUly Jllilgil
Shoriff s Sale.
Ill vlrtiiK of an order of an?., i. .,,.. i ..
I),..1lutrli-l ...uirl llf r.lnr-.,!.. ......... .. ..
ka. upon a decree ot foreclosure rendered
In said court wherein B. U sisson is piaimifr
and Jacob L. Larson, et al , aro ilefeiidant-j
J,"1' l?'"e 'V00.11-,1 w111 theillst day of
May. HWJ. at 1 o'clock p. m. at the east front
door nf the couu house In North Plattn
Lincoln county. Nebraska sell at nub '
Hon (,, II... l,l,.!..,. l.i V. . "l P.UOIIl
i, , '"-. "i.niur lor Clsli. t.,
anKyil, and iti Tsouthwes ' Quarter oi'..'
tloii s township p. range 31 wen Sixth V'
M.. I.ln.-olii county, Nebraska.
.,.i ' ,l u' l el.. Apt II. 58, mi.
r' Caiifuntui, Sherin.
Shurlff's Sale.
llv virtue of -in ,,,-in. ...... , . .
rendered in' 'said court' vvheVel.i ('harls"-"
will ,, h theaMuiaVof May' ,K ,
3.'l lm j'. raiiBe il. wust Sixth i
i i i lou"ty. Nebraska.
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f AtiFiiMrn, shVrlfi;
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