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    The Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bake, Editor and Publisher
bdhsoiuption iiatksi
One Year, cash In advance I 1.25
Months, cash In advanco ,.. 61 CM
Kntorod at North Platte. Nebraska, Postofflco
as second clam matter.
TUESDAY. JULY 14. 1908.
Traffic on tho railroads of the country
is improving, the mills nnd factories nro
adding to thoir forcos and the reports
from tho principal cities of tho country
show n frnnrnl rnsmnntion of build lit?
n 1 .
nctivity. Tho husinoss of tho country
is assuming its oldtime briskness nnd
the outlook for tho futuro is bright,
including tho election of Tnft.
Last Snturday corn in Omaha sold
for seventy-four cents, hogs in South
Omaha nt $6.41 nnd beef cattle went an
high $7.00. With the farmer Rotting
such prices for his products, why should
he want a chnngc In tho national
administration? Docs he want to "swap
horses" and possibly have a return of
tho prico of 1892, 1803 and 1804?
Chairman Clayton tojd tho natlonnl
democratic convention at Denver last
wcok that "Taft must bo beaten topre
vont him from carrying out tho Roobo
volt policies." As practically every
body wants tho policies of Roosevelt
carried out, tho declaration of Clayton
can only bo regarded as n compliment
to Tnft and n pointor to tho voters of
tho country.
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Down at Lincoln, tho homo of Brer
Bryan, tho spirit of commercialism Is
so strong that n republican docs not
dnr to express his political convictions
far fnnr ho will ho ovorhunrd bv nnd
offend soino democratic visitor who will
loavo that town without sponding as
much money with tho hotols, boozo
joints nnd stores as tho Lincoln paoplo
think ho should.
John W. Khun, of Indiana, wna
.1 t 1 11. r it - I
unmnrnii riir rnn 1 innvnr nnnunnr irin nii 11 1
3 v..w WW...V... "
running mnto for Bryan. Korn hns
figured moro or less in Indiana politics,
being a candidate for govornor of that
ntatn twice nnd defeated both times
IIo wan selected as tho vlco-prosidontlnl
candldato with tho hopo that ho might
win Bryan votes in his state, nnd not
becnuo of any particular fitness for tho
office.
The democratic party was novorcom-
plotoly Bryanized until now, say the
Kansas City . Star, nnd independent
pnpor politically. Tho Fnirvlow
"farmer" has boon nominated on his
own litems. Tho nnrtv. bo fat ns con
vention nroccodlncs nro concerned,
ur nni! for nntlitn.r Hint flnnn not rnmn
from Lincoln. Neb. At last Mr. Brvan
lms demonstrated to tho country what
Is meant bv "Imnorlnllsm".
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AFTKR tho result of tho 1900 election
was known, Mr. Bryan sent to his
friend J. F. Morrill, of Knnsns City,
this telegram: "Thank you for your
telegram of condolonco. Tho dofont
wns 11 sovoro ono; you nil did nobly. 1
cannot conscientiously nsk tho party
to conaldor mo ngnln for tho presi
dency. I led them to defeat four your
years ago, and thut ought to bo onough
for any ono mnn". And yot Mr. Bryan
"worked" tho Denver convention for
nnothor nomination, and becomes a
cnndldaln who will bo slaughtered as
ruthlessly ns boforo.
Tun nomination of Mr. Bryan is n pho
notnonou that seems almost boyond com
mont. Tho cast will havo nothing of
him. Tho practical lenders of the
party did not want him. His standing
an a presidential possibility has not In
creased slnco his last dofoat. And his
third campaign on his nnw democratic
platform seems to foreshadow tho dis
integration of a onco great party. An
organization that continues to draw its
political inspiration from tho old south
and its economies from tho eighteenth
century lucka sanction of cssontlal facts
in doaling with tho problems of today;
and the profession of faith announced
in tho now platform is tho adoration
of a fallen idol. Tho demand of tariff
reform, with an eventual tariff for
revenue only, is not an alluring possl
blllty for a manufacturing nation that
pays tho higheut wages in tho world;
while tho "anti-injunction" plank is
is only moro unctuous, and not half as
sincere or attainable as that of tho re
publican platform. However, tho dem
ocracy has chosen its candldato and its
platform, und If they do not seem to
fit each other very well tho democracy
must do, tho best it can with thorn.
What tho nation will do with thorn is
another matter. Denver Post.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
July 9th, 1908.
Board mot pursunnt to adjournment,
present full bonrd. Tlio board spent
tho day oxaminlnir assessors' books and
mndo tho following changes:
Pockham precinct, cattlo rniscd for
ty-flvo por cent.
Hrndy precinct, cnttlo raised thirty
per cent.
Cottonwood precinct, cnttlo raised
forty por cont.
Gaslln precinct, cnttlo rniscd thirty
por cunt.
Loj; M, block 115, North Plutte, low.
orcd from ?0,000 to $5,000.
Hon 10-13-20, reduced from $600 to 300.
South half southwest quarter and
west half southeast quartor section 28-12-27,
lowered from $-1,000 to $3,C00.
Eust half of section 23-12-32 raised
from $2,2-10 to $3,210,
Board takes recess until tomorrow
at ten o clock nnd reconvened ns n
board of county commissioner, presont
full board and county dork.
Board discussed road matters.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
July 10th, 1908.
Board of county commissioners con
vened same ns yesterday, present full
board nnd county clerk.
Tho board adjourned until tomorrow,
June 11th, nnd reconvened ns a bonrd
of equalization. Present full bonrd.
Valuation of Postal Tel Co. personal
raised from $0,301.40 to $15,827.40.
Operator appearing for company mnkes
protest.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
July 11th. 1908.
Board of equalization convenes, pre
sent Wills, Kockcn, Bncon nnd Elliott.
Continued compnring nnd equnllza-
ing personal assessments.
Tho Western Union Telegraph Co.
not having nppoarcd for final hearing,
its valuation is rniscd from $10,017.20
$40,550.01.
At four o'clock tho board tnkes n
recess until July 13th, and then recon
venes ns a hoard or county commis
sioners, present Wills and Kockcn
and county clerk.
Rny C. Lungford: You are hereby
authorized to refund to J. A. Horner
$2.50 nnd charge to Road Dlst
No. 44
on account of doublo taxation.
Adjourned until 'July 13th.
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XJ,e Rcmedy that Docs,
"Dr. Klnc'B Now Discovery
is the
remedy that docs
promiso but fail
tho healing
others
to perform." snvs
Mrs. is. it, rierson, 01 Auburn ucntro.
Pa. "It is curing mo of throat nnd
lung troublo of long standing, that
other treatments relieved only tem
porarily. Now Discovery la doing mo
so much trood that I feel confident its
continued uso for n reasonable longth
of tlmo will restoro mo to porfect
hoallh." This renowned cough and
C0U1 remedy nnd throat nnd lung hcnler
. . . . . . -. .
R 8old nt Stono's drug Btore. 50 conts
and $1,00.
Trial bottle freo.
Brady News.
From tho Vindicator.
Judging from tho number of pooplo
who wont to North Plntto Sunday
night, tho circus stilt holds its magic
spoil ovor tho community. Fully na
many took No. 13 that night to seo tho
Solls-FIoto show on Monday us wont to
tho colcbration on tho Fourth.
North Platto has no causa to com
plain of disloyalty on thu part of Brady
in tho mnttor of attendance at their
colobratlon. Ovor ono hundred of tho
citizens of this vicinity colobrntcd
thoro. Agent KiCO reports the Sale Of
ninety-four tickets while about a dozen
Pnld cush fnro on tho train un(1 lulto rt
numoer urovo.
tit 1 it 1 I
v. w. VYinquoBC, tno popular casn-
lor of tho Bnnk of Brady took No. Ill
Saturday and will enjoy a trip to tho
const. Wilbur will spend n day in Den-
vcr, thonco to Los Angoloo,. whoro ho
will visit his paronts and sistorB. He
will return by way of Seattle, St. Paul
and Chicago. Ho expects to bo absent
for about a month.
(jcruuniy tno urynn domocrats nro
not lacking in loyulty and enthusiasm,
for from this littlo burg, eight tickets
woro sold to tho Denver convention.
Tho party waa piloted by Ed Murphy,
who made reservation on tho Dnhlmnn
special for tho party. Thoso who mndo
tho trip woro: Ed Murphy, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Boattie, Mr. and Mrs. Roht.
Burko, T. T. Mnrcott and Robt. Ma
Murray.
THE PEOPLE ALL
! Chorea Cried, dive TT Nevfbro'M
llcrplcldc.
This vfora or lato linn boon In ovory-
ono'u mouth,, nnd many nro woiulerlnff
what tho word signifies, thouch no ono
has yot boon found, who will deny that
NBWimO'B HEUPICIDK does tho worn.
Well, for tho Information of thousand! of
pooplo who llko to know nil about 11 Rood
thlnir, wo would urty tlmt lllsttPICIDB
means, n destroyer or killer of "Horpos,"
Now "Horpos" Is tho family nnmo of a
dlsonso caused by various vorrotnbla inr-
Mltes. A slmllnr microbe causes dan
druff, Itching scalp, and falling ' ilr: this
ts tho microbe that Nli2VnitO. ItEItri-
CID13 promptly destroys; after which tho
hair grows. Hold by leadlntr drumtli'ls.
Bond 10c. In Btamps for eamplo to TU
ZIorplcldo CO., Botrolt. Mich.
Two hIioh CO conts and $1.00,
McDonoll & Grnvos, Special Agents.
nn iniMniinrvP' cnrnirino
Ull. HUIiinmLlO ofLUiriud.
ulrMiioatiiBifaiiiiriiui(M.
Et)alljh,Cermn, Spanish, rorlunuoia ana french.
1. 1'evrra. CotutPitlnns, Inflimmatloni 3.1
. Wpruu. Worm I'ever.orWorm l)leao..!ia
4. llrrlir, of Children and Ailulti., 'J3
O. Ilyiriitery, Qrll'lliU. lllllotu Collo S3
7. Couahi, Cold. JironrtlM.i 39
H, Tuotliachr, t'areaclie, tlournlgt. 35
10. l)v.lcpiln, IiuIIkojIIou. WcatHtomach 33
13. Crnup, lloaro CotiKh, LaryngltU 33
14. Ban lihrinii, t:ruitlon, Kryl(Hils 33
13, IttieuinntUin.nr ItluMimatla 1'alM 'ili
AB:,T,,1,uUr!. ; , ;
17. Pllfi.llllnd or llloodlnit. External, Internal, 33
18. Oplitlialmla, Wmk or Inllamcxl F.yo J3
10. Catarrh. Innuena.Cl.i lit liond 25
Jll. tthuuplnn ,ouiiU,-r. i.j Cough U3
31. Attima.0l)pul,t)inutllt llreatlilng J3
3. nianoy iiiipn.o. amvci. uaimiii 35
ith Soroniouth,levcrBoreorranUcr..'..'.....'23
ju. urinary ineonimencr, neiuug pcu
U. sore Throat. Qiilmy ana PlpliUicrla U3
I., curuiuo longi'tiiun'1, ieauanc 301
vt, Cflrpc, lluy l ever rjiii Sumner CoU5....i5
A mill tiottls ot 'riatit l'clleti. nit the yp
..w boklbjrdrusiutartuntoarocgiiitcriulcu.
OJIUHMi tKOK HfSi IM,
iiminurvs timirn Miminmu m nn.,..
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May be Sapping Your
Life Away North Platte People
Have Learned This Fact.
When a healthy man or woman begina
to run down without apparent cause,
becomes languid, depressed, suffers
backache, hcadacho, dizzy spells and
urinary disorders, look to tho kidneyB
for tho cause of it all. Keep tho kid
neys well nnd they will keep you well.
Doan's Kidney Pills euro sick kidneys
nnd keep them well. Hero is North
Platte testimony to prove it.
Mrs. J. F. Fillion, Sr., living on
west Sixth street, North Platte, Neb.,
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills is n remedy
of marvelous curative powors and I
enn conscientiously recommend them.
I used a few boxes of this remedy
about a year ago after suffering for
three- years from n dull grinding nche
through tho small of my back nnd kid
neys, nnd a terriblo bearing down sen-
sniion inrougn my 101ns. uno uction
r ' At if mi i
of my kidneys was irregular and too
ircqucnt in nciiuii, causing me consid
erable nnnoynnce. I was advised to
givo Doan's Kidney Pills n trial and
procured a box nt A. F. Strnitz's Drug
store. They helped mo from tho first,
strengthened my back, toned up my
system and restored my former good
health."
For Sale by nil Deolers. Prico 50
cents. Fostor-Milburn Co., - Buffalo,
New York. Solo Agents for tho
United States.
Remember tho nnma Doan s and
tako no other.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J.
S. TWINEM.
Homeopathic Physician
nnd burgeon.
Office! McDonald Bank Building.
Phone 183.
A. J. Amen, M. I). Mario Ames, .1. I).
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Office: Over Stone Drug Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
HEO. B. DENT,
VA" Physiclnn and Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonnld Bank.
Phonos iOfflcolM
i nones Rc8jdonco 11B
D
R. L. C. DROST.
Osteopathic Physician,
Rooms 7 nn'l 8, McDonnld
State Bank Building,
Phono 148.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
IT Attornoys-nt-Law.
Offico oyer Schntz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
rp C. PATTERSON,
L 1
Attornoy-nt-Lnw;
Offico:. Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
ASHLEY PETERS
Cement Contractor
Special attention given to
Cement Sidewalks.
Wo cuaranteo nerfect satisfaction in
tno wniKs wo construct, f none 484.
The Iowa
Low Down
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,T,uuo '" -"u aopuraior
raclory In Hie World.
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vvl- SllVL ) uu wuu.trb on
setxirators.
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bettnicr. A kinds of ob
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W. K. MALONEY,
UNERAL DIRECTOR AND CM CALMER
A full1 lino of Caskets. Robes, etc.
Calls answered promptly.
Day Phone 120, Night Phono 27.
Ts he Public
We can furnish you with
chopped feed and shelled corn
it the lowest market prices.
Will deliver in town free in
500 pound lots.
The Star Barn.
The School
For You
Our catalog1 will tell you why.
t is yours for the asking.
Write for it today.
LEXINGTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Lexington, Neb.
NOT ICR FOH TAX DEED.
To every person In actual possession or oc
upancy of tliu promises below described and
o .Michael McLaughlin in whoso namo the
Itlo of said Promises anncarH of record In
thn olllco of the Itrglster of Deeds In Lln-
oln county. Nebraska, and to ovorr person
claiming any Interest In the said premises.
you and each or vou aro herubv notl cd
that on tho 7th day or November, I0OI, 8. V.
(Milan purchased nt public salo (Certificate
No- 2H7W at tho countr treasurer')! ofllen of
said county, tho following described real es
tate, to-witi Aiior lotNiivowami six (fl) or
mock it g ili-l vo ((&) of tho original cltr of
North Platte. Nebraska, for tho delinquent
axes duo thereon for tho years 1IKJI. iwl and
114X1 for tho sum of 310.511 and on thn first dnv
of .May, IIV3, H. Y. (Jlllan paid tho subsequent
taxes assessed ugainst sain premises for the
year iw fort he sum of f- HI. and on tho 1st
lay of iilny. 11XW. H. V. O an. pa d tho sub
sequent taxes asseseu airalnst said premises
for tho yoar 1W for tho sum of sl.41 nnd on
the 1st dav nflMav. K4J7. H. V. fjlllnn inld Mm
sultseqentStaxes assessedl atralnst'sald prcm
Isesijror the year 1(H, for tho sum of i3 M and
on tho 7tli day or May, 1IKW, E. It. Ooodman,
asslKiieo paid tho subsequent taxes assessed
Ok'alnst said premises for the year 1U07 for tho
sum of that raid property was assessed
n thn name of M. Mel.Binrhlln. Tlinf tlm
tlmo for redemntlon will nxnlrn on tlinulrili
day of NovemlMjr, 1IW8, and If tho said
premises nro not redeemed on tho sixth dnv
or November. II'oh. from said tax salo tho
undersigned will apply to tho county treas
urer for a deed to the said promises.
nateu this tutu day or July, 1
E. It. Goodman. Assignee of S. V. Glllai.
Itr Win. E. Hhttmnn, Attorney.
NOTICE FOU TAX DEED.
To every Person In actual nossosslnn or
occupancy or tho premises below described
and to Joseph II Murray In whoso namo tho
tltlo ot said premises appears ot record In the
office of tho iteclster of Deeds In Lincoln
County. Nebraska, and to every lHirsonclalm
lngnny Interest In said premises.
vou nna ench or you aro hereby notified
that 011 tho fifth day or Novemlicr. HKH.
in. K. Shumnn. Diirchnsed hL nnlilln sain
(cortlllcato No. attl) at tho County Trcas
surer's olllco or said County, tho following
described real estate, to-wlt: The west half
or tho west hair IWHWM1 or section eight 18,
of township lirteon naj, north ot ratigo
twonty-Hoveu l-T, west Cth P. M., for tho
for the dellnnuent taxes dun tln.rcnn fnr
tho yoar 1W5 ror tho sum of 1.2 1 and or)
tho twenty-Iourth day of Juno. HOT, Wm.
I'.. Miumau paid tho subsequent tnxes as
sessed against said promises for tho yoar
liw ror tho sum or $2 22 on tho alth day of
June. It OH. Wm. E. Shumnn paid tho subse
quent taxes assessed against said premises
for tho year iwi for tho sum of f2.fO: that
said property was assessed In tho namo of
Joseph II, Murray. That tho tlmo for
redemption expired on tho Jslxth day of
Noveml er, 1108. und If tho said premises aro
not redeemed on tho sixth dav of No-
vemlMir. 1W, from said tax salo tho under
signed win apply to tho Uounty Treasurer
ior auecii 10 1110 Hdld premises.
Dated this 10th day of July. lW.
. Wm. E. Siiuman.
NOTICE I 'OH IMIllI.IOATION.
Department of thu Interior,
U. 8. Land Olllco at North I'latte. Nob,
limn 2a. I1MH.
Nollep Is hereby given that William II. Tur-
nie.or iMortn riatto. ni., who on Aucust 1.
iwl. mndn Homestead Entry No. 1W72 for
soiuii naif soutueast quarter and south half
southwest quarter or taction 2s, township 12,
rantro .1 . iiin rrincinal Jlerldlan, has
filed notlco of Intention to mako Dual live
year proof to establish claim to thu laud
aiKJVo desurined, iMiforo tho Kcelster and
Hecolyerat North l'latto, Nob., on tho 3th
day ot Atiirust, iwn.
Claimant names as wltnessesi
Curtis Illnman, Carl llroedor. John Schar
maun, lluuh rioncor, all of North l'latto,
.eurnsHU,
m Ml J. E. EVANS. HeBlstor
Notice for Publication.
I)enartmentof tho Interior.
U. 9. Land Olllco at North I'latte, Nob.
, , , , . Juno 9, 1W8.
Notice Is hereby irlven that Alls rt H. En
Rlcn. of Oandy, Nebraska, who on Sentomber
Sril. 1IH)1. made Iliime.Htiinil Puirv V mini
for nV4 nwl and nK mhf, section 3J, townshlii
11, ruiiKu .hi, west in i). meridian, lias tiled
uotleoot his Intention to mako dual flvo yoar
IirtKif, to establish claim to tho laud abovo
deerllx!d, before I,. C. Keneau. clurk of tho
dUtrlet court, at Tryon, Nebraska, on tho
imii isnvonteotli) day or July, H'oa.
, Claimant names as witnesses! II, V. Illck
ley. I). N. Callender.tKUh or North l'latto.
M Maylleld. or Nesbltt, Nob., N. O,
.of North l'latto.
Andrews,
J. E. Evans. Heelster.
Serial No. OW. n. 21201.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior.
Laud Olllco at North l'latto. Neb,
xr .1 . . , . . Jul!" Win IPOS.
Notlco Is hereby ttivon that Isaac Itolllnir,
.i'.i .Hi" 1 .oorasun, who on Jul
lith, lvOJ. mndo homestead entry No. 21SH
tor tho . north hair and southeast ouarter.
?jl" . i - J i I ovuslii 17 north. ItaiiKo 31 west
Sixth Principal .Meridian, has li ltd notlco of
Intention to make final homestead proor
to establish claim to tho laud atxivo
desrrllied, lnfor tho Itetrlster and Ito-
i . ?l 4,,,rlM i latto, wen., on thu 2t)tl
Claimant names as witnesses! David Cal
laiiut r. nenrv inwiutrrr. ir rv.ipii. iiin,..
Nubrasko, (leorijo II. Daley, Irvlno Teroplo'.
of. Tryon, Nebraska.
J J- E. EVA NP, Ileiflster,
FOR SALE.
I otfor at privato sale on the Bird
wood ranch, flvo miles west of North
rmtie, mo louowing:
Twenty good milch cows.
Fifteen snrinrr cnlvcs.
FiftV hoilll of brood finwu nn.l
J . . .. ....,( DHUUIO.
Ono thorouprhbred Poland China Boar.
uii ivuvih wv cupacuy; uream oop
Tprms Cnsh or bnnknblo notes.
John L. Stingley,
Estray Notice.
lnkon up by tho undorsiirnotl on his
lurm llvo miles Boutliwest of North
riatto, on or about Juno 20th, 1908.
Krauo dcrsov lienor, nuout two venm
old, elthor muloy or dehorned, branded
either OT or OH on right hip. Ownor
will can, provo proporty, pay charges
NOTICE.
William J. Forroll. dofendant. will take
notlco that on the lflth day of Juno, 1V09.
Isaac Dillon, plaintiff herein, filed his peti
tion la tho district court of Lincoln county.
ftcnrasxa, airainst saia aoremiant, tno object
and nravur of which aro to obtain a decree
that said defendant. William J. 1'erroll. on or
about September, ist, sold, conveyed ana
transferred by a rood and sufficient dcod of
conveyanco to Keith tc Ilarton, a Arm corr
posed of Morrell U. Keith and Ouy O. Ilarton,
tho following described property, to-witi
Tho west half of tho southwest quarter of
section 10. In township 14, range J1, In Lincoln
county, Nebraska. And that said Isaac Dil
lon la tho owner In fee of said land bv reason
of conveyanco from said Keith & Ilarton and
their rrantees. And for a decreo that said
Isaac Dillon hasheld adverse, exclusive, no
torious and hostllo possession of said premises
against all tho world and particularly against
tho defendant, William . I. Forrell. Tho plain
tiff nravs for a decree that said tllln mnv ln
quieted In him, and that said defendant bo
adjudged and decreed to havo no right, tltlo.
lien or Interest In and to said land.
you aro required to answer sad petition on
or Imforo tho 87th day of July, 1WH,
Dated Juno 10th, 1W.
TaA Afl Tltf.tr t'lntnllrr
4w Hy Wilcox & Halllgan. Ills Attorneys.
IOCS 1'MMAUY ELECTION NOTICE,
Notlco Is hereby given that on Tuesday, tho
1st day of September, 1V08, at tho voting
places In tho various precincts bf Lincoln
County, Nebraska, there will be held a pri
mary election for tho ptirposo of nominating
candidates for tho following offices, to bo
voted for at tho general November election.
Eight Presidential Electors.
One Governor.
Ono Lieutenant Governor.
Ono Secretary or State.
Ono Auditor of Public Accounts.
Ono Stat,o Treasurer.
Ono Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Ono Attorney General.
- One Commissioner of Public Lands and
llulldlngs.
Ono Hallway Commissioner.
Ono Congressman for tho Sixth Congres
sional District.
OnoStato Senator for tho Thirtieth Sena
torial .District.
Ono State ltepresentatlvo for thu Fifty
Fourth ltepresentatlvo District.
Ono County Attornoy.
Ono County Commissioner for Commissioner
District no. s.
Justice of tho Peace to fill vacancy.
Constables to 1111 vacancy,
Ono Overseer or Highways for each Iload
TIImII...
Also, foror against a proposed amendment
to section nine. nu. articio eight, m, or thocon
stltutlon of tho Stato or Nebraska with refer
enco to tho Investment or tho permanent
scnooi tunu.
Also for or against a proposed amendmont
to sections two. (2). fourUI. five. six (0) and
thirteen (13), or article six (0), of tho constitu
tion of tho State of Nubruska with roreronco
to an Incrcaso In thu numlmr or tho Judges of
thu supremo court, providing for their np
polntments. terms, residence and comnensa'
tiou ofthe.IfldgesBof tho Supreme and District
uourts.
Which election will bo open at 12 o'clock
m. ana continue open until v o clock p. m.,
or tho saimj day.
Dated North Platte. Nobr., this 30th day of
juno, nro. i' it. KLMorr, uounty uiurk
J3-sl
OKDEIt OK HEAPING ON PETITION FOIt
Ari'UINTMKNT OF ADMINISTHATOlt
Tho Stato or Nebraska I
Lincoln County f
In tho County Court. Juno 2th. 1008.
In tho matter of thn estntu nf T.rm
Ileltman, decoased.
On reading and fllliisr tho nntltlnn of flnrl
Ileltman. praying that tho administration of
saldestato may bo granted toAUwrt Durbln
as Administrator.
Ordered, that July 2flth. 1WW. at 10 o'clock
m.. is assigned for lmnrlni? anld ontltlnn.
when all persons Interested In said matter
may appear at a county court to bu held In
and tor said county, and show causo why tho
prayor of petitioner should not bo granted.
t his notice to bo published in tho North
L'latto Trluunn a seml-weeulv newsnntwr
printed in said county ror six consecutivo
ssucs prior to July Soth, ukm.
W. C. E1.nr.11.
J)-3t County Judeo
NOTICE PIIOHATE OF WILL.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, l
Lincoln uounty, 1
In tho County Court
III tho matter of thu estato or Susan Pick
ett, deceased.
Tho Stato or Nobr ask a to tho helm, loir a
tees and noxt or kin or the said Susan Pickett,
ueceaseui
Tako not co. that upon filing of a trno writ
ten Instrument purporting to bo tho last will
and testament of Susan rickett ror probate
and allowance. It Is ordered that said matter
do sot for hearing tho wd day or July. A. I)
1U08. iHiforo said County Court, at thu hour
of U o'clock a. m., nt which tlmo any person
interested may appear and contest tho same
and notice or this proceeding Is ordered pub
lished three weeks successively In tho North
l'latto Tribune a seml-weokly newspaper
puunsueu 111 1111s Miaio.
In testimony whoreot. I havo hereunto s
my hand and tho seal of tho County Court at
noun riatto this uay of June. A. l). urn
Jc2il-a W. C. Eluek, County Judge,
1'ROHATE NOTICE.
In tho Countr Court of Llneoln eniinkr. Mn
braska. July 7th 1008.
In tho matter or tho estato or Alary
Patterson, deceased.
Notlco Is hereby ulvcn. that thn creditors nf
said deceased will meet tho Executor or
said estate, bororo tno uounty Jtidco or Lin
coin County, Nebraska, at tho county court
room in said countv, on tho ki day or August
low and on tho UH day of January 10O0, at
0 o'clock a. in. oach day. tor tho ptirposo of
nreseiumir tneir claims ror examination, ad
justmcnt and allowance. Six months aro al
lowed for creditors to present their claims
and ono year for the Executor to sottlo
said estato from thu lioth day ot June. 10OH.
This notlco to bo published In the North I'latte
xrinuno, o semi-weokiy newspaper ror rou
weeks successively prior to tho 3d day or
Aucust iws
Wltnossmy hand, and seal or said court,
this 7tn day or July nw.
j-f-i w. u. Kt.tiKit. uounty judeo,
NOTICE.
Joscnh II. Mc.Connoll. Cora E. Oimod
Charles Osgood and Lewis Clark, defendants
Impleaded with Parah E. Illnman Curtis E
illnman. Ailnur i unman, l lorenco illnman
I'etor Kurke, Ellzalwth llratt and Jacob
Ituuii. durendants!
Will take notlco thaton the SUh dav nf
June, liw, riamuel uoozeo, plalntllr heroin
i led his petition in tno District court or i.m
coin Countr. Nebraska, against said dnfim
dants. tho object and prayer of which aro to
obtain an accounting of taxes paid by tho
uainuu. wiin interest, costs aim attorney's
'ecs. on lots 7 and 8. of block 70. or tho original
town or North I'latte, Nebraska, ror which said
taxes a treasurer s deed has been Issued by
O. K Hcharmann. Countr Treasurer or Lin
coln County. Noiiraska. on tho 8th day or
September, iwn, and delivered to tho plalntllr,
And there Is now duo ror taxes uald. adver
tisement. Interest and costs, tho sum or $41,10
with Interest at 10 por cent rrom July 1st
lliOH. l'lalntttr further prays that ho may have
lien tor taxes so paid on said real estate, ana
that said Hen bo foreclosed, and that tho de
fendants bo barred or all equity and rluht or
redemption In and to said real estato. and
that said premises lio sold and tho proceeds
thereof applied to tho payment or plalntllt's
lion: and for ircnoral cdtiltab o relief,
Vou aro recml red to answer said petition on
or boforo tho loth day of Auirust, 1108. Dated
Juno 3UU ntw.
KAMUEIi UOOZEC. I'laliitlff,
lly Wilcox llAi.i.tdAN. Ills Attys.
fSO-1
Notice of Application for License.
In the matter of the application of
bee L,ewis tor license to sell malt, spir
ituous and vinous liquors in tho village
ot waiiaco, uounty ot Lincoln ana
State of Nebraska:
Notice is hereby given that said Leo
Low is did on tho 29th dny of June
A. D. 1008, filo his application nnd pc
tition to tho Chairman and Villain
Board of Trustees of Wallace, Lincoln
county, Nebraska, ns required by law.
to sen mait, spirtuous and vinous liq
uors in tho building located on lot num
bored sixteen (16) in block numbered
nintoen (19) in tho said Village of
Wallnce, Lincoln County, Nebraska
for the ensuing municipal year from
July 24, 1908 to April 9, 1909.
it tnero is no protest or romon
stranco filed within two weeks from
tho 7th day of July 1908, said license
APPLICATION i-on DIlHOOlsT vT.nmv
Miftnrnf Atmllratloii of l.dgar Schiller
for Druggist l'crnilt.
Notlco Is hereby given that Kdgar .gcnljlpr
did upon tho 2flth day of June, A. ., w, nio
his application to tno city council 01 nuiui
I'latte, Lincoln uounir, noimsKg. jw li
cense to sell .Malt. Spirituous nno vinous
Liquors for Medicinal. Mechanical nnd
Chemical puriwses only, at 0 North. Dewey
Htreot In tho city of North I'latte. Lincoln
County. Nebraska, from tho lath day of July,
11KX, to tho 1st Tuesday ot May. iWJ. It thero
I... ntitiunl.tn .nnn.l f(lttill 111 tWll lt (llPfl
within two weeks from Juno 80th. A. 1)., lw,
said license will lie granted.
f. DO A II fumi.i.i:n, Appucaiu.
APPLICATION 1'Olt DHfaOISTPEIlMIT
Matter of application 01 Aionro w. .no
Doncll, ror Druggist Permit. . , ...
N'ntli'n U In.rxlir ilvmi that Alonzo D. 5IC-
Donell did upon thu 2lth day of June, A, II,.
1WS lllo his application to tho city council of
North Platto. Lincoln County, Nebraska, for
llccnso to sell Malt. Spirituous and Inous
liquors for Imudlclnal, mechanical and chem
ical purposis only. ntS23 North Dewey street,
in tho city of North Platte, Lincoln county,
Nebraska, from tho 15th dny of July. 1M. to
tho first Tuesday of May. 1UW.
If there bo no objection, remonstrance or
protest filed within two weeks rromjuno
30th, A. D. 11)08, said license will bogranled.
AUXZO II. .MOUOXWla
Applicant.
Articles of Co-Partnership.
This atrrc omont. entered into this !d day
of June. 10OH, by and liotwoon Edsar Hchlllor
and Nicholas McCalw. Wltnesseths
That said parties havo formed a co-partner-ship
for tho puriioso of cnrryliitr on a retail
urtiir. notion, tonoc article, surtficai supply
ana soda fountain business at number ii
north Dewey street. In tho City ot North
I'latte, Lincoln county, Nebraska, upon tho
following terms and conditions:
l'lrst. mo namo and stylo of said co-part-ersblti
shall Imi "Sclillli r & Cnninnnv." and
shall continue tor five years from this date,
unless sooner terminated uy tno tieatu oi
elthcror said parties or by expiration orayears
from this date bv ono tiartr survluir a written
notlco upon tho other party, that he desires
said co-partnership dissolved and in said
written notlco or dissolution he shall stato
tho amount or money In cash which ho Is wil
ling to pay for the one-half Interest of tho
other, and In said notice shall also stato that
bo Is willimr to recelvo the same amount for
his one-half Interest In tho business or said
co-partnership: and If the partner upon whom
notlco is served as aforesaid is not willing to
either bIvo or tako tho amount mentioned In
said notlco, appraisers shall bo chosen, ono
named by ono of the partners and tho other
by tho other partner and the two appraisers
so chosen shall render an appraisement In
writing of all the property In said co-partnership
and tho amount so ascertained shall lio
tno amount which tno partner upon whom
notlco was served shall irlvo for tho Interest
ot his co-partnership or tako for his own In
terest in the property.
Second. That said Ed car Schiller shall
contribute to thu capital stock of said llrm,
tiiosum oif.'.i.m.iw, iH'imr an undivided one-
lialf interest in tlio stock ot drugs, notions,
toilet articles, surgical supplies, sodu foun
tain and fixtures gcnurally now located at
number tHKl north Dewey street In said city
and said Nicholas McCabo shall contribute
to tho capital stock of said llrm tho sum ot
f-',7&0.fo. Ulne an undivided one-halt Interest
In tho stock of drugs, notions, toilet articles,
surgical supplies, soil a fountain and II x lures
feucrallynaw located at number rU2 north
)ewey streot In said city, and tho said part
ners shall Iw tho owners or tho slock In that
proportion and any further Increase of tho
capital stock shall to contributed by said
partners In thu same ratio.
Third. Tho said Edgar Schiller shall bo tho
general partner In said co-partnership of
ychtller fc Company and shall havo solo
charge of tho business and shall receive as
solo manager of tho business or said co-purt-
ncrsuip, tno sum or ii.ui per mouth, to bo
drawn monthly, the said sum of J75.00 per -month
to bo charged as an item of expense
against said co-partnership; ana said
Nicholas .McCains shall lie a special partner
with power to examine Into the condition and
progress of tho partnership business from
tlmo to tlmo and may advlso as to Its man
agement, but ho shall not transact any busi
ness on account ot said co-partnership or bo
employed tor that puriioso as agent, attorney
or otherwise.
l ourth. Said partnership shall not In any
manner liecomo liable upon any promissory
noto or other obligation tor tho accommoda
tion or any person whatsouvor, nor shall said
partnership lend any or thu co-parlnorsulp
funds for any ptirposo whatsoever.
I' irtli. Tho said Edgar Schiller shall keep a
regular sotof books, which shall show all tho
receipts and disbursements dallr. tnd tho
conditions of tho accounts tvlth all jwrsons
whomsoever with which tho co-partnership
does business, except that cash Hems need
not appear otnerwiso than in tno cash ac
count, and tho said Edgar Bchlller shall
render to tho said Nicholas .McCabo on tho
first day of each month a statement showing
all receipts, disbursements and liabilities or
tho co-partnership.
Sixth. Each uartner shall lie entitled In
one-half or all prollts by said partnership,
aim an inventory snail no taKcn annually tio
tweon tho 1st and 10th days ot January,
tho first ono to 1h) taken hotween tho
1st and luth day ot January. 10Oii
and otter such Inventory is taken, each
partner shall bo entitled to draw out
or tho funds of said llrm then on hand,
one-half of any excess over and aboVo tho
sum of J3.5O0.ou and tho liabilities then exist
ing against said co-partnership: and on tho
1st (lav of Julv. UWO. said nartners mav i.ni'li
draw out or said firm, one-half of tho funds
then on hands or said co-partnersblpover
and abovo tho amount of tho original capi
tal stock and liabilities or said llrm, and
thereafter draw any excess IT any such thoro
Is, after tho annual Inventory Is taken each
year, and on tho 1st day ot July or each year.
.Seventh. Tho said Edgar Schlllor shall
dovoto Ids entire tlmo and attention to tho
business or said co-partnership and shall not
enter Into thu transaction or any other busi
ness. Klghth: Any violation or tho terms or
these articles ot co-nartnershln shall be suill-
clcnt causo for tlio dissolution or this part-
iiursiup iu any manner nereinoetoro pro
vided or through a court or competent Juris
diction. In Witness Whereof. The said parties havo
set their hands this --'nd day of Juno, 1008.
KIIUAK .sun 1 1, 1. Kit.
. . NICHOLAS MCOAIIE.
In tho presence or A. 1'. ICkij.v.
J23-J31.
NOTICE.
Ilralnard It. Willis niwl l.nvlnln II Willi,.
defendants:
Will tako notlco thaton tho 27th day or June.
im Max Rlnstnln, plaintiff herein Hied his
pennon in mo uisirict court ot Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska, the object and prayer or which
aro to aulot plaintiff's title to tlm nnrtli Imir
or the northeast U and the north hair or tho
northwest or section SJ. township 10 north,
of rango 20. west or the th 1'. M. In Lincoln
County, Nebraska; and that a pretended tax
deed rrom tho County Treasuier or Lincoln
County to ono H, I'. Iljorklund. which deed Is
reeonieu hi i' - i at page ill or tho Deed
ltecordsof Lincoln County. Nebraska, bo de
clared null and void, and that a protended
deed from s i. Iljorklniid and wife to Ilraln
ard 11. Willis, os II. II. Willis, which Is re
corded In Vol. A -1. atpnges SS8 and fey, of
tho Itecordsot Lincoln County. Iw declared
null and void. And that the court determlno
tho amount duo thu derendants or any other
persons ror taxes paid upon the protended
tax salo, upon which said protended tax deed
Is based; and rorsutwiiuont taxes paid and
Interest; and for general, enultablo relief.
ou aro required to answer said petition
on or before tho 10th day of August. 11XW
Dated June 30, 1UK
JW-l ' Max Einbtijin. 1'lalntltr.
LEGAL NOTICE.
JohnStoeckor. I). W. Stoploton, whoso first,
real and trim namo Is unknown and Mrs. I).
W. Htapleton whosp llrst. real and truo namo
Is unknown, defendants,
Will take notice that on tho 1st day of Julv.
UHlrt. tho plaintiff. Tho Ulrard Tnist Com
pany. Trustee, tiled Its petition In the Dis
trict Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, for
thu puriioso or foreclosing a certain real es
state mortgago given by John StoccUer to the
Sic Mnloy-I.annlng Loan & Trust Comnanv
and by tf.e McKlnley-l.anulng ln & Tru" t
Company duly assigned to tho plaintiff hero
in, which mortgage Is given to secure a note
m. due and payable- ft years after dalo and
JO per cent Interest after due and upon which
thero Is now duo the sum of tmOO with ten
percent Interest trom July 1st Mw. Tho
mortgago given to secure the same, eonveved
ay such .security to the said .McKlnler-Lan-nlng
Loan fc Trust Company, the S J.J u ,,f
mCl.,0.iU- l'wsh'l'. 0 North, Kongo St West.
Plaintiff prays for decree that sft,i ,;
round duo lie paid according to law and that
sal.l premise U-sold to satlnrythe anion t
as found duo. The defendants are roVJ j ,mI
, ISHm'Att?. life0' ,w'or,, M""
H iiy A. Mi'i.iK)0s-.
Hnu tiiKO unimat away.
jU-6 P. W. Ol.ESON.
will be granted.
Lee Lewis, Applicant.
Part west half Houthoitst quartor sec
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