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Barb wire for sale at ft 11T 11 T 1 For the bosc squasn uhx; any Dill U i aemi- weewy moime corneP fuh 1 and Locust or. 1'iionc 10. Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher. antiuniittTfnN n ATlCfli Ono Year, cash In advance vJlrt? Months, cash In advance 6 cm Entored at North Platte, Nebraska, rostofflce as second class mattr. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER C, 1908. WHEN tho returns began pouring Into Fairview Tuesday night and Mr. Bryan was asked for n statement, ho simply Bald "I have nothing to say." He was simply struck Bpocchlcss with tho re sult and broken-hearted by disappoint ment. Mr. Bryan felt absolutely cer tain of his election. Rbtuhns rocclved make It certain that thero will bo a republican majority In tho next congress. Roporta from 355 congressional districts give tho re publicans 190 and tho democrats 159. If n majority of tho missing 39 were dnmocrntlc tho result would not bo af fected becauso 190, tho number of re publicans suro elected, Is a majority over all. Geo. L. Sheldon, as governor of Nebraska, met every demand made upon him for reform legislation, and as n roward was kicked out of ofllco for doing just what thopooplo domanded of him. His defeat is ovidenco that the majority of the pcoplo do not now want honest government nor a "Bquare deal." Tho dofoat of Governor Shel don is tho basost political Ingratitude over heaped upon a candidato. Now that tho noxt legislature will bo democratic, will It stand up to tho rack and moot the demands of tho peoplo7 Will It pass n county option law that a majority of tho peoplo favor; will It havp tho backbono to continue to give tho peoplo of tho stnto reasonable freight rates or will It, at tho behest of tho railroads, amend tho present lawB? Candidato Shallcnbergor was the preferred candidato of tho railroad and tho whlshy olomont and thus being under obligations to thorn, will ho dare turn them down? Two years ago tho republicans of Nebraska knocked tho railroads out of politics; this year tho railroads, through tho democratic party, regained the nrcstico thov lost two yoars ago. Will tho fellows who mado tho fight for the pcoplo and against tho railroads two years ago again take up tho cudgel? Well, somo of thorn will not. If the majority of tho voters, as they ox? pressed thomsolvos In tho Tuesdy elec tion, want tho railroads to dominate Ne braska politics, dictnto such legislation as thoy desire, and chargo any old freight rate they pleaso, certainly the minority will feel inclined to "lay down." For tho largest head of cabbage.. 1.00 For tho largest sugar beet over pounds. 2.00 For tho best bushel potatoes, any variety 2.00 For tho second best bushel potatoes any variety, merchandise 1.00 For tho best hushlol onions, any varioty 2.00 For tho second best bushel onions, and variety, merchandise 1.50 For tho best loaf bread, Nebraska flour 1.00 For Becond best loaf bread, Nebraska flour . 50 For tho best flix buns, Nebraska flour 1.00 For tho second boat six buns, Nebraska flour 50 Best loaf of bread, by girl under 11, Nebraska flour 1.00 Best single pound butter 1.00 Second best pound butter CO For tho best pound butter by clrl under 14 1.00 For tho best corn bread 1.00 For tho best single cake honey CO Best pint jar preserved poaches,. 1.00 Best pint jar prosorved plums.... 1.00 Best pint jur prosorved chorrius. . . 1.00 For tho best pint jar goosoberrieo, pears, rasbcrrics, and black berries, ench 1.00 Best slngloglass jelly, nny kind. . . . 1.00 A liberal premium will be given fixed by judges, for any best article ladies' needlework, also quilt. For best essay on corn by boy or girl of public school, eight grade and below, on "Corn" $2.00 No entrance will be charged on any animals exhibited, but exhibitors must furnish crates, and yards or stalls. For the best boar pig under ten months, Duroc $2.50 For tho beat gilt under ten months, Duroc 2.50 For tho best boar pig under ton months, Poland China 2.50 For tho best gilt, under ten months, Poland China 2.50 For tho host bull one year or under.. 5.00 Fnr tho best colt ono year or under . .5.00 For tho best mulo, this year's 5.00 For tho best trio Butt Cochins 1.00 For tho best trio Plymouth Rocks.. 1.00 For tho best trio Black Langshan,.1.00 For best Whito Bramahs 1.00 For tho host trio White L'jghorn8..1.00 For tho best trio Brown Leghorns.. 1.00 Best trio bronze turkeys 2.00 Best pair rabbits 1.00 la j IS Si PROFESSIONAL CARDS J. Headquarters for Stove Pipe, Stove Boards, Linoleum Rugs, Elbows, Coal Hods, Stove Polish, Etc. Workman, Derryfierry Do ar Worth? TWINEM Homeopathic Physician ana surgeon. Office McDonald Bank Building. Phono 183. Just what it will buy. In groceries it is worth About $1.10 ...... at .. A. J. Ames. M. D. Mario Ames, .1. D- DOCTORS AMES & AMES. Physicians and Surgeons. Office: Over Stone Drug Co. Phones: Office 273, Residence 273 GEO. B. DENT, Physician and Surgeon. Ofllco: Over McDonald Bank. I Office 130 J Residence 115 Phones LAMB'S CASH STORE, DR north; side. L. C. DROST. OstcoDathic Phvslcian. Rooms 7 an'l 8. McDonald Stato Bank Building, Phone 148. My 4-X Flouris Uncle Sam' Pride and mino also. Why not yours? It's the perfect flour; a scientific product of tho most approved milling methods. Remember every grocer in town handles It, and every sack is guaranteed. Wear that satisfaction emtio that comes from tho use of the first sack of my flour. "Satisfaction" is my motto. C. F. IDDINGS. WILCOX & HALLIGAN, Attorneys-at-Law. Ofllco over Schatz Clothing Storo. Phono 48 rp C. PATTERSON, Attorney-ut-Law, Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts ORDER 09 nBARlrW ON PETITION FOR APFOlNTMKNT OF- ADMINISTRATOR OR ADMINISTRATRIX Btate of Nebraska, I County or Lincoln, 1 , In tho County Court October 6th, 1008. In the matter of tho cstato of William II. Welty, deceased . . , , , . 'n reading and nilnir tho petition of Cath erine M. Miller and Henry I). Welty. praying that tho administration of said estato may bo granted to John B.Evans as admlnlstra- Ordercd. That October 81st. 1008, at 9 o'clock a. m., Is assigned for hearing said petition when all persons Interested in said matter may appoar at a County Oourt to bo hold In and for said County, ana snow causo wiiy tho prayer of petitioner should not ho granted. This notlco to bo published for thrcosuccesslvo week In tho North I'latto Trlbuno prior to October 3lst 1008. W. O. Elpku, o8-7t County Judgo. MY LUMBER ALWAYS ON THE MOVE. Ask your neighbor the reason. Tho answer comes, his prices are right and satisfaction guaranteed. My large and well assorted stock enables every buyer to get what ho wants. Now is the time to build. Lot mo figure your next re quirements. My estimates will bo founy the lowest for the same superior quality of lumber than you will get from and ono else in tho country. satisfaction is my motto. W. R. MALONEY, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER A full lino of Caskets, Robes, etc. Calls answered promptly. Day Phono 126, Night Phono 482. Probate Notice to Creditor. In tho county court of Lincoln county, Ne braska. In tho matter of tho cstato of Edward L. Katn. deceased. Notlco is hereby given, that tho creditors of tho said deceased will meet tho administra trix of said estate, buforo mo, County Judgo Cr- inntwrc 01 Lincoln county, noorasua, at mo county Jr. ILJJJllNvO. I court room In safd county, on tho 16th day of November, iws. ana on the nth uay or may, 1000, at 0 o'clock a. m. each day. for tho pur posu of presenting their claims for examina tion, adjustment and allowance. 'Six months arc allowed for creditors to present their claims and ono year for tho administratrix to settle, said estato from tho lWth day of October, 1008. This notice will bo published In tho North I'latto Trlbuno for four weeks successively prior to tho 16th day of November, 1008. Witness my hand and seal of said court this 19th day of October. A. D. 1008. W. O. ELDER. o20-4 County Judgo. In spoaklng of tho result in Douglas county, which gave Shallcnborgcr a plurullty of 1,1489, the Boo saya: The outcome is duo in a great measure to a peculiar combination of the church and tho saloon. Tho Elmer E. Thomas lottcr, attacking Govornor Sheldon, was but a part of this. Tho cry had boon raised against Judgo Taft long buforo nnd was persistently agitated throughout tho campaign. Tho specious plon for tho uncontrolled saloon, veiled under tho promlso of "home rulo," caught a good many othor voters, and for onco tho church and the saloon wore united against tho republican party. Many good church beoplo will .regrot that the champions of tho saloon novo won In this county, but It was through their votos that tho result was brought to pass. Garfield Items. Bert Joy is at work building bin house on his homostoad in Willard precinct. His fathor F, M. Joy is doing tho car penter work. . Wm. Parcel, of North Platto, held a political meeting at the school house Wednesday evening. Tho young folks had n surprise party on Myron Aublo Monday night. Mrs. R, M. Aublo, of Cambrldgo, is visiting among old neighbors. Jacob Miller and Adum Sonsol de livered hogs at Maxwoll tho first of last week.' T, M. Johnson is erecting a sod houso on his west quarter. Mr. and Mrs Ollio Johnson expect to occupy it whon finished. Mrs. Gibba and daughter, Mrs, Wood and Mrs. Clint Rogers uro ing at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. A. M. IIughB nnd Mr. Hunter hauled wheat to Maxwell last Wednes day, Henry Harvey went to Maxwoll last Wednesday after a load of posts. On the Watch for tho highest quality and best and most stylish harness that Is mado we always aro, and that Is what wo secure for our stock. Wo have everything in up-to-dnto designs in both light and henvv horncsB and horse goods of all kinds nnd at fair prices. A. F. FINK. COPYRIGHT Art. vlBlt C. B. Sutherland Corn Show. Tho following is tho list of premiums otl'ored at tho Sutherland corn show which will bo hold November 13th and 14th: Best flvo bushols corn, yellow morchandlso $1.00; cash $6.00 Best flvo bushols whito corn, merchandlBo $1.00; cash 0.00 Best flvo bushols calico corn, morchandlflo $4.00; cash COO Second best flvo buBhols yellow corn, morchundlso $3.00; cash... 3.00 Socond best flvo bushels white corn, merchandiso $3.00; cash,,. 3.00 Second best flvo bushels calico com, morchandlso $3,00; cash... 3.00 Thrd best flvo bushols yellow corn, merchandise $2.00; cash,,., 2.00 Third boat Ave bushels whito corn, merchandise $2.00; cash.,., 2.00 Third best flvo bushels calico corn, morcimnuiso $z.uu; casn.,..a.oo All parties making an exhibit of corn and not awarded a premium will be paid 10 por cent ubovo market price of corn so entered. For tho bost J bushel wheat, merchandiso GO cents; cash $1.00 For tho bust 1 bushel macaroni wheat, merchandise 60c; cash..,, 1.00 For tho second bost bushel wheat, merchandise 26c; cash CO For the Becond best i bushel mac aroni wheat; merchandise 25c; cash,. 60 For tho boat i bushol oats; cash.., 1.00 For tho second best i bushel oats merchandiso 60 For tlia best J bushel speltz, each.. 1.00 For the second best 1 bushol Hpeltz, merchandise 60 For tho best six pumpkins, cash. . . 1.00 For tho largest pumpkin, mer chandiso 1,00 Puckaruc Island. Jncob Rosenborg nnd wlfu and their relatives, of Washington, departed for tho sandhills Wednesday to bo the guest of Mr. Rhinehurt for a few days. Boyd McGuiro, accompanied by the Misses Golden of Gothenburg, attended tho danco atTrombly'n Saturday night. Don't forgot tho Box Social Nov, 7th that is to be held ut the island school house, Every lady bring a well filled basket. Ed Hostettor has just completed a fine cavo which every farmer needs. F. M. and F. W. Drake plastered Christ. Hanson's houso Tuesday, Miss Vera Mornnt departed for Gothenburg Monday night nfter n visit with Mrs. Duke Trembly. R, R, Rose and wife returned to Gothenburg Tuesday after a brief visit with tho former'u parents. Frank Bockus and wlfo returned homo from Subothu, Kansas, tho latter part of lust week, Mrs. C. O. Bockus returning with them. Mrs. Magglo Kyle, of Kimball, is the gueat of her Uncle Chas. Trembly this week. Wood Turning and Furniture Repairs, Cabinet Work, Screen Frames, Saw Filing and Setting. All kinds of Job Work done on short notice at prices to suit. Terms Cash. P. M. Sorenson. Shop North of P. O. ONE MILLION Smokers to be Made Happy by Using the Delicious Bread that confera an added charm to any meal, Ib mado by tho Entorprise Bakery and served at your home every morning for breakfast. It is famous among all who know what la good to eat. It has that delightful flavor which Is so sel dom attained eVen among tho best of bread makers. Give us a trial order and you will know how good it is. Enterprise Bakery. Mrs. Jennie Armstrong, Prop. Matchless Cigar Lighter Price 50 Cts. (Special Rates to Dealers.) This lighter worka in biggest wind, land or sea, needs no liquid of any kind nor caps. If dealer cannot furnish wo can. Matchless Cigar Lighter Mfg. Co., 1G John Street, New York. POR SKLE ' ' PRORATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Tn tho County Court of Lincoln County. No- ttrnatn . In tlio matter of tho estate of William H. Welty, deceased. Nntlen Is hurobv given. Tftat tlio creditors ot the said deceased will meet tho adminis trator or said estate uororo mo. uoumy Judgo of Lincoln County. Nebraska, at tho county court room In said county, on the 1st day of December. 1WH, and on the 1st day of Juno. low. at U o'clock a. m ooch day. for til purposo or presenting tuoirciaims wr exami nation, adjustment aim aiiuwuncu. ima month aro allowed for creditors to present tholr claims and ono year for tho Adminis trator to sottlo said cstato, from tho 31st day nf IVInlvnr 1UUH. 'Pills nntlen will 1)0 nubllslied In tho North I'latto Trlbuno eight publica tions successively prior to tno ist uay ot December, lims. Wltnossmy hand and seal of said court this 31st day of October, A. D. 1008. n3-8 W. C. ELDBit, County Judge. NOTICE OF SALE. Notlco is hereby given that at 1 o'clock on K.lnrrlnv. thn !Hh clav of Decemliur. 1008. at tho oast front door of tho court houso in tho city of North I'latto, Nebraska. I will soil at public auction to tho highest and best bid der, tho northwest quarter ot section 20, township in, north or rango tu, westoi tuo oui P, M. in Lincoln County, Nobraska. the torms of said salo to bo ono half cash and tho balance In three equal annual payments with Interest from thodatoof salo at six per cent per annum upon oach of tho doferred pay ments, said salo Is made by vlrtuo ot an order ot thn district court ot Lincoln county. Nebraska, In a case wherein Wesloy T. Wil cox Is plaintiff and Jessie Dlkeraan, Almeda Dlkeman, (lliauncy E. Dlkeman, Lucllo L. Dlkeman and llonjamln A. Dlkeman, execu tor and trustno arc defendant, brought to partition tlio abovo described land and said salo Is hold pursuant to said order. Nov, 3-5 ilUTi.Kit liuniANAN, Itoforco. ORDER OP HEARING ON PRORATE OF FOREIUN WILL. Tho Stato of Nobraska. I Lincoln County. Is8 In tho County Court. October 20th. 1908. In tho matter of tho cstato of Amos II. Adams, deceased. On reading and llllnir tho petition or a. M. Ilaydon, praying that tho instrument, filed on tho 2oth day ot October, 1908, and pur porting to bo a duly authenticated copy of tho last will and tcstment ot tho said do coascd, may bo proved, upproved, probated, allowed and recorded as tho last will and testament ot tho said Amos II. Adams, deceased, Ordered. That November 10th, 1008, atO o'clock a. m., is assigned for hearing said petition, when all persons Interested in said matter may appear at a county court to bo held In and for said county, and show cause why tho prayer of tho petitioner should not bnirrantcd. This order to bo published six consocutivo publications in tho North I'latto Trlbuno prior to November 10th, 1008. oW-3 W. O. EiiPKit, County Judgo. CONTEST NOTICE. Department ot the Interior, United States Land Ofllco. North I'latto, Nobraska. Oct. 23. 1008. A suniclcnt contest affidavit having boon Died In this ofllco by Ollvor A. Kldcnour, of Wallace, Neb., contestant, against homestoad entry No. 210A0. mado Juno nth. 1000. lor the southwest quarter ot section 14, township 11, rango S3, by Low my Itruckmar contestco. In which It is alleged that said Lowroy Hruckmarbasnovorestabtlshcd a resldencoor rnsldi-d unon said land slnco tho dateof his said entry and has wholly abandoned said land for more than six months last past. That ho has not Improved or cultivated said land and said land Is entirely without Improvements ot any kind or character, That allot said defects exists to this dato. Said parties aro hereby notified to appear, respond and offer ovidenco touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a..m. on Dec. 33. 1WW boforo tho Register and Receiver at tho United States Land Ofllco In North I'latto. Nebraska. Tho said contestant having, in a proper aflldavlt, Hied Oct. 23. 1WW. sot fortli facts which show that after duo dlllgonco personal sorvlco of this notlco can not do mado, it Is hereby ordered and directed that such notlco oo given Dy uuo ana proper publication .1. K, NOTICE. fotlco is hereby given that at ono o'clock on Monday, tho wth day or wov. iwo, at tno Kst front door of tho court nouso in tno city of North Platte. I will sell at public auction to tlio li guest ana uest uiuucr tno Routhhalf and northwest quarter of section sa, township 13. In range II, in Lincoln, uounty, Hourasxa. . Torma of said salo aro to boono-tluru mi cash, balance ono-halfltf) In ono year and one-half (H) In two years from dato ot salo with lntorest at six ,per cent per annum. Said sale Is mado by vlrtuo of an order ot tho District court of Lincoln county. Neb., in a caso wherein Albert O. (Jorhart Is plaintiff and.Jennlo A- 1'arles, Arthur L. Uerhart, John II. Gcrhart and Watson S. Gorhart aro defendants, brought to partition tho abovo described land and said salo Is hold pursuant to said order. Lxsteh Walker. Rofcrco. LEGAL NOTICE. To Nathaniel R. Martin, defendant: You aro hcruby notified that on tlio 10th day or Octolier. 1W8. John C. Dowoy, plaintiff, tiled ins petition in tno district or Lincoln county. Nobraska. against Nsthaniol E. Martin, as dofendatit, to qulot tltlo In tho plaintiff In tho northeast quarter I INK H) or Section Fourteen (14), Township Nino (B) North, Rango Thirty-four (34) west of tho Pth Princi pal Meridian in Lincoln county, Nebraska) mat uuring tuo month or December, uu, ono Nicholas Scullon. who was then owner of said premises, with his wife Mary Scullon, mado, executed and dollverod to one Nathaniel E. martin a mortgage upon saia premises to so- curo an indebtedness of $100.00, that said morttfago was rocordod in tho countv clerk's ofllco of Lincoln county. Nobraska, In Hook Oof Mortgages at Pago 130; that said mort gage nas long sinco been paiu, out through mlstako or neglect still remains of record and unsatisfied and casts a cloud upon tho tltlo of said premises; that said mortgago liccamo duo on tho 6th day ot December. 1801, and moro than ton years havo olapsod slnco It bo- camo due and It unpaid Is barrod by tho stat utes ot limitation. Tho plaintiff is tho ownor and In possession of f aid premises and tho object and prayer of said petition is to havo said mortgago can celled and discharged from tho records of tho county clork's ofllco of Lincoln county, Nebraska, and thatsald tltlo to said premises bo quieted in tho plaintiff, and for such other and further rcllof as equity may require. You are required to answer said petition on or omoro tno an aayor uecemoor, iwt. Dated this 10th day ot OctoW, 1008. JOHN O. DEWEY, Plaintiff. o20l lly L. E. Roach, his Attorney. ORDER OF nEARINO FOR APPOINT MENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX. Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss In tho county court October 17th. 1008. In tho matterot tho estate of Albert Drown, deceased. On reading and filing ihd petition of Ida Kelr llrown, praying that tuo administra tion of said estato may bo granted to hor as administratrix, Ordered, That November Otli, 1008, at 0 o'clock a. m is assigned for hearing said petition, whon all persons Interested in said matUir may appoar at a county court to bo held In and for said county, and show cause why tho prayorot petitioner should not bo granted. This notlco to bo published for six successive publications in tho North Platte Trlbuno prior to Novombor th, 1008. W. O. ELDER. o20-3 County Judgo. o27-0 Evans. Register. Seven Years of Proof. "I havo hud seven years of proof that Dr. King's Now Discovery is tho best modicinu to take for coughs and colds and for every dlseoBed condition of throat, chest or lungs," says W. V. Henry, Panama, Mo, Tho world has had thirty-eight years of proof that Dr. King's Now Discovery Is tho bost rem edy for coughs nnd colds, la grippe, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, homo rrhago of tho lungs, und the early stages of consumption, Its timely ubo always provonto tho development of pneumonia Sold under guarantee at Stono'a drug storo. 60c. and $1,00. Trial bottlo free. 1 Serial NO. 701. II. E. SI585. NOTICE FOR PIIULIOATION. Department of tho Interior. U. S. Land Ofllco at North Platte. Nob., Novomhvr 6. lOUti. Notice Is hereby given that John W. Child erslon. of Trvon Nob., who on Dec. 18, 1005, mado Homestead Entry No. 2I5S5, for weal b i f section 27, boulhcast quarter southeast quar ter section 28. northeast quarter, north half northwest quarter, northeast quarter south: east quarter section 33, township 18 north, rango 31 west, slxt'i principal meridian, has Hied notlco or his intention to maxo unai live year proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, Iniforo L- O. Reneau, Clerk of thn District Court at Tryon, Nebraska, on the 23d day of December. 1008 Claimant names as witnesses; William Kalio, Frrd i'opliam. RolsTt Mcl'liarland, William Scott, all at Trvon. Nobrasku, nt)o J u. kvans. itegister. Being through with my herd bull I offer him for sale; four years old and a choice indi vidual. Also some fine young bulls ready for service for sale. One-half mile south of court house. i F. E. Payne, Serial No 0SH2. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION (iRiilati'd Tructl. Applicable to Nuhraska only (Si Stat., l!i. l uunr, niu. DIVAltTMENT Or TIIK INTHMOH. Itnlii'rl Hlates Land Olllrn. North I'latto. Nobraska November 4. 1008. Nnttr.n I hurobv clvon that, as dlroctwl bv llm rVimmUmniiRr of thuOenoral Land Offlrp. under provisions of tho act ot March 9. 1007, (Si Mat . wo win oner at pumto saio, to thn blchest bidder, at 10 o'clock a. m.. on tlmS3tl day of December. 1008. noxt. at this office, thn following tracts ot land, towlti West halt southeast quarior, section u. town ship 10 north., range SO, west 0th principal merldan. Any iMirson claiming auvorseir tno aoove descrltied lands aro advised to lllo their claims or objections oil or boforo thq tlnio designated for sale. .i. l. LVAnn, uegisicr, tstMI W, U. O. Wwismiiwi Rwiwrwf, Sheriff's Sale. Dy vlrtuo of an ordor ot salo Issued from tho district court of Lincoln County, No braska, upon a decree ot foreclosure ren dered In said court whoroln Henry Walto- math, Is plaintiff and Hannah Hansen, 1'etor IIUIIBUM. uuiiu iiuiikiuiij itnuin UUiHtlVU UIIU Arthur llultgren woro defendants, and to mo directed, I will on tho 28th doyot Nov , 1008, at ono o'clock p. m.. at tho oast front door of tho court houso In North Platte Lincoln Ccunty, MobrasUa, soli at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree. Inter est and costs, tliu following described prop erty, to-wlti Tho northhoast quarter (noM)of section eighteen uo). townsnip twelve uzj rango thirty-two (), in Lincoln county, Ne braska. Dated North I'latto. Nebraska. October 28th. 1008. OZ7-b 1, L. MlLTONnKUQEU, sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. Ily vlrtuo of an order of salo issuod from tlio district court of Lincoln county. Nebras ka, unon a decreo of foreclosure rendered In said court wherein Glrard Trust Company, trustee, is plaintiff ana John Htoecker, l) V. Stapleten, Mrs. D. W. Stapleton, his wife, tlrst namo unknown and John Doo are defendant", and to mo directed, I will on tho 23th day or Nov., nus. at I o'clock p.m. at tho oast front door of tho court houso In North Platte, Lincoln county, Nebraska, soil at public auction to tho highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree, interest and cosls.tho followlngdescrllM-'d property, to-wlt: Southeast quarter ISKM of section Thirty three l3), township Nino 101,. North of range Thirty-four 181, West of 0 1" M. In Lincoln County. Nobraska. Dated at North I'latto. Nob.. Oct. 20, 1008. 1. L. Mit.TOMlicitOEn, oS7-5 Sheriff. PRORATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In tho County Court of Lincoln county. Ne braska, in the matter of the cstato ot Frederick A Landers, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that tho creditors of said deceased will meet tho Administrator of said cstato, beforo me. txiunty Judge ot Lincoln county. Nobraska, at the county court room In said county, on tho 1st day of lHcemUr. 1008. and on tho 1st day of June, 1000, at 2 o'clock p. m. each day, for tho pur pose of presenting thelrclalms for examina tion, adjustment and allowance. Jx months aro allowed for creditors to present tholr claims and ono year for the Administrator to sottlo said estato. from tho 4th day of Aug! ust. 10OH. This notlco will bo published In tho North Platto Tribune, for eight publications successively prior to tho ist day of December, 10U8. Witness my hand and seal of. said court, this aist day ot October. A. D. 1H W. O, ELDEtt. riB-u ownrrJutnw. Serial No. OKI. II. E. 19100. Notice for Publication. Departmontof the Interior, Land Ofllco at North Platte. Nob. September 21st. 1008. Notlco is horoby given that Carl W. McQrow, of North Platte, Nobraska, who on December 9tb, loot, made homestead ontry No. 10100. for tho northwest quartor (NWX). Sec tion 8, Township 15 north, Rango 2V west Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed notlco of tntontlon to mako final flvo year proof to establish claim' to tho land abovo described, beforo tho Register and Re ceiver at North Platte, Nob., on tho 20th day ot Novomber, 1008, Claimant names as witnesses: P. O. Peter son. A. Rudolph, T. J. Combs and W. A. Stearns, all of North Platto, Nobraska, s-K-fl J. E. EVANS. Register. ROAD NO. 313. To all whom it may concern. Tho commissioner appointed for the purpose of locating a public road com mencing at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of section 36, town 9, rango 29, thence running on half sec tion lino east about 75 rods, thenco running in a northeasterly course 10 rods, thence running in a southeasterly course GO rods, thence running cast 20 rods thence runnincr northeast 15 rods. thenco running east on half flection line 180 rods and connecting with laid out road thereat, has reported in favor of the establishment of said road, and all cluima for damage must be filed in the county" clerk'B ofllco on or before noon on the 15th day of December. 1908, or such road will be established without reference thereto. Dated North Platte, Neb., October 13, 1908. F. R. Elliott, County Clerk. ROAD NO. 31C. To all whom It may concern: Tho commissioner appointed for tho purposo of locating a public road com mencing at the southeast corner of sec tion 9 and tho southwest comer of sec tion 10, Town 9, Range 29, running north on section line between sections 9 nnd 10 about 120 rods, thenco in a north westerly direction striking the quarter section lino between tho southeast quar ter and tho northeast quarter of sec tion 9 about 50 rods west of section lino between sections 9 and 10, tnence in a northwesterly direction about 20 rods around head of pocket, thence in a north easterly direction on present traveled road until it strikes tho present granted road coming out of head of pocket from Well caynon, on northeast quarter of section 9, Town 9, Range 29, this beinr the termination of the proposed road! has reported in favor ot tho establish ment of said road, and all claims for damage must be filed In the county clerk '8 ofllco on or before noon on tho 15th day of December, or such road will bo established without reference thereto. Dated North Platte, Nebraska, Oct. 13, 1UU3. V, It. ELLIOTT, County Clork. School Land Auction. The following described lands In Lin coln County will bo offered for loaso at public auction at tho county treas urer's pfllce in North Platte, Satdurav November, 14, 1908 at 10:00 a. m. Terms of leasing and appraised value may bo had on application to tho coun ty treasurer or to the Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings at Lincoln All 36-16-28 i'wcoin. S-2 36-16-30. H.M.Eaton, Commissioner Public Lnnd torn) DtifcHntts,