Semi - Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
BUHSGRIPTION KATESl
Ono Year, cash In advance... H.
Months, cnh In advance 6i cut
Entered at North PI at to. Nobraska, Postofflce
as Hocond class matter.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908.
Tho coming uoaalon of tlio Nobraakn
legislature will bo overwhelmingly dem
ocratic. Tho 8onato will conuiat of
twenty domocrnta nnd thirteen repub
HcnnB nnd tho houso aeventy domocrnta
and thirty ropublicnna. Thirty-two
membcrfl of tho laat legislature wcro
rc-elccted but thirty-soven other mem
bers havo had cxpcrlenco In provloua
Nobrnskn legislatures, leaving nenrly
ono hnlf of tho mombors now men In
tho legislative work.
That justice is Bomotimcs meted out
with a swiftness that ia 8tnggcring wan
evidenced in Chicago Tuesday when
Peter Van VHaaingon, n real estate
dealor for years classed among tho first
of Chicago's prosperous and rcputablo
business men confessed to having ob
tained through forged deeda nnd notes
moro thnn $700,000, nnd n fow hours
nftor his nrreat, on his urgent appeal
to bo punished, wns sentenced to tho
penitentiary. Tho arrest, tho Indict
ment, tho confession and tho sontenco
were tho work of Icbs thnn four hours,
ngo by n republican legislature. Two
of three mombors of the state railway
commission will remain republican.
And tho republican nttorney-gencrnl,
upon whom devolves tho duty to coopo
rnto with tho commission, hna been ro
olected and ho ny be depended upon
to contlnuo to give his vigorous nnd
impartial ofTorts toward carrying out
tho purposes of tho law. Fremont
Tribune.
Two New Fast Mail Trains.
The Hill lines nro to make n fight for
tho privilege of carrying tho govern
ment mail from Chicago to tho I'uget
Sound country which is now carriod by
tho Uurllngton from Chicago to Omahn
nnd by tho Union Pacific from Omaha
west.
This means that n real atrugglo will
bo inaugurated for tho business, which
has reached enormous proportions.
The llarriman officials havo arranged
for n now trnin which will mako tho
run between Chicago nnd Portland In
aoventy-two houra, tho snmo tlmo now
made by tho Overland Limited between
Chicago nnd San Frnnciaco.
Tho Hill lines plan to run n now train
over tho Spokane, Portland nnd Senttlo
via Hillings over the Northern Pacific
and over tho Rurlington through Omnhn
to Chicago.
Governor HUghea' cxponso bill filed
In Now York shows that his campaign
for gcvornor cost him but $309. C5.
Chandler oxponded $7,305.27. When
a man can bo elected ngainst bitter
factional opposition nnd apend but
$369 in tho Empires stato of tho Union
it is timo for st'ato and political or
ganizations genorally to get In line
with n reform which will givo poor
mon n chanco to run for atnto nnd
federal officers. Governor Hughes ia
Botting a splendid example for poli
ticians nnd Btatosnncn. Choyonno Tri-buno.
18,
and
No.
Nebraska cast tho largest voto in Its
history at tho Inst election, tho totnl
vote ns officially tabulated in the office
of tho secretary of stato being 271,390.
Tho totnl voto In 1004 was 225,788. Tho
socialist voto in tho stato has fallen
off: Harbaugh polled 3,0G9 votes for
governor. Tho voto given Stobbins
for supremo judgo was 3,200 and in 1904
Vail, tho socialist candidato for gover
nor, received 6,122. Tho prohibition
, .party vote also shows n loss. Tho totnl
voto given Roy Teotcra wns 4.4G4.
Graves received 5,158 for supromo
judgo nnd Swnllow, prohibition candi
date for president, received 0,338.
A good many pcoplo who havo fol
lowed tho enso of tho government
ngainst tho Standard Oil company nt
' Chicago agroe with President Rooso
volt in thinking that tho decision of tho
circuit court of nppoals ngainst tho
government nnd in favor of tho com
pany involves a gross tnlscnrringo of
'justice. Tho gross impropriety of tho
, prestdqnt's saying so is to be concoded,
but of tho correctness of such an opin
ion there is much roason for making no
question. It is to bo hoped, thoreforo,
that tho government will succeed in nn
effort to havo tho wholo cnao brought
for rovlow before tho United Stntoa
'supremo court. It should not bo loft
whoro it Is by tho refusal of tho circuit
, court of npponls to hoar tho case over
. ngnln.Sprlngfield Republican.
We ngreo with tho Iientrlco Exprosa
when it any a: Anothor dcsirablo amend
ment to tho Nobrnskn constitution
would be a provision creating four yenr
terms for Btnto officers. No soonor
docs a stato officor becomo thoroughly
acquainted with his duties nnd able to
render tho beat sorvlco than ho must
again enter tho political arena and run
tho chnnce of being dofoated or re
elected, if ho. has devoted valuable timo
belonging to the stato to campaigning.
If dofearcd, his experience is lost to
tho public and a now mnn must bo
trained in tho sorvico to becomo nn
efficlont successor. In nddition, it is
generally conceded that an officer is en
titled to ro-olectlon if his work hns boon
satisfactory. Ho cannot feel warranted
in removing to Lincoln and taking up n
now lino of work for ono term, There
fore, altogether, a state officer's term
ought to bo extondod from two to four
years, a provision wisoly mndo by tho
constitutions of aomo other statos.
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
November 10th. 1908.
Hoard spent tho day at Brady In
specting roads nnd bridges.
November 17th, 1008.
Bonrd met same ns yesterday, pres
ent full board and county clerk.
Tho following claims woro allowed:
E. II. Springer, services, $55.50.
S. C. Wills, services, 53.50.
A, O. Kockcn, services, 40.50.
Henry Roasch, road work, Dist,
9.00.
I. L. Miltonborgor, sorvicos
offico expenses, 1M.17.
' Mornnt Estato, damagos Road
300, disallowed for 5.00.
Road No. 315 petitioned for by
James Ovens and others filed Juno 18,
1908, camo up for final action by tho
commissioners, tho samo is hereby re
jected for reasons that it is not practi
cal nnd too much damage.
Road No. 315i petitioned for by C.
C. Knowles, J. II, Knowlcs nnd Geo.
Heater ns follows:
Commencing about fivo rods east of
northwest qunrtor of northonst quarter
suction 4-9-31 on Bcction lino running
thenco southeast down canyon nbout
thirty roda around south ond of knoll
in canyon, thenco in n northoasterly
direction about fifty rods in ennyon to
point whoro canyon Intersects Bcction
lino nbout twenty rods from northenst
cornor of northwest quarter of north
cast quartor section 4-9-31. Tho board
being of tho opinion that tho public
good requires' it, and tho said Knowles
nnd Heater waiving all damago on ac
count of locating said road, tho petition
ia thcroforo granted ns u consent mad.
Tho following claims wcro allowed:
Goo. Kopf, road work Dist. 31,
$72.00
C. C. Wilts, road work Dist.
28.60
Robt. Anderson, road work Dist.
18.00
John Dick, road work Dist.
12.00
II. E. Anderson, road work Dist. 21,
11.00
Irn Ditto, rond work Dist.
Wm. Ebright sorvicos and
134.50
Wm. Ebright services and
268.30
John Frodorlcl, rond work Dist. 49,
15.00
Adjourned until Decombcr 7, 1908.
having departed for that place Monday
morning.
Harry Lantz of No-th Platto was
visiting his father on the islnnd nnd
tnklng views of Maxwell with his cam
era. Chas. Trembly nnd wifo wero North
Platto visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Shaner of Illin
ois aro shaking hands with old timo
friends in this section.
Warren Warnock, of Kimball, is
helping his brother Sam husk corn.
Fred nnd Lcator Drako captured nn
opposum tho other dny. They are try
ing to make n pet of it by shutting it
up under tho bed.
Mrs. Duko Trembly departed for
Gothenburg Wednesday morning.
NIP IT IN THE BUD.
First Apprnrnnce of DnndmfT n Forc-
mnncr or. luture Jinitlncss.
That Bucti is tno enno tins been con-
clUHlvoly proven by sclentlfio reaenrch.
Prof. TJnnn, tho noted European skin
specialist, declares that dandruff Ia tho
burrowed-up ctitlclo of tho scalp, caused
by parasites destroying the vitality In
tho hnlr bulb. Tho lwlr becomes lifeless,
nnd, In tlmo, falls out. This can bo prevented.
Nowbro'u Ilernlcldo kills this dandruff
Kcrin, and restores tho hnlr to Its natural
noftness nnd nbundancy.
llorplcldo Is now used by thousands of
people nil srttlsflcd that It Is tho most
wonderful hnlr preparation on tho mar
ket to-day.
Sold bv leitdlnir druirjrlsts. Bend 10c In
stnmps for samplo to Tho Horplcldo Co.,
CVtrolt, Alien.
Two bIzob B0 cents nnd $1,1)0.
McDbnoll & Graved. Special Agts.
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A full line of Caskets, Robes, etc.
Calls answered promptly.
Day Phono 126, Night Phono 482.
DR. C. D. STANARD,
DENTIST.
Office G051 Dewey. Hinmnn Block.
Ollice hours: 8:30 to 12:00 m.
1:30 to 5:00 p. m.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
T S. TWINEM.
v Homeopathic Physicinn
and Surgeon.
Office! McDonald Bank Building.
Phono 183.
A. J. Ames, M. D. Mario Ames, it. D-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
Office: Over Stono Drug Co.
Phones: Offico 273, Residence 273
GEO. B. DENT,
Physicinn nnd Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
Office 130
(Resldenco 115
Phones
D
R. L. C. DROST.
Osteopathic Physician.
Rooms 7 and 8, McDonnld
State Bank Building,
Phono 148.
Barb wire for sale at
Ilershey's, corner Fitli
and Locust St. Phone 15.
A THANKSGIVING DRIVE
in a fine now carrlngo wlllglvo you just
tho right nppetlto for Turkey. Your
old carriage has seen so much scrvico
you must bo getting nshnmcd of it.
Wo '11 supply n new ono that will at tho
samo timo bo handsome, comfortablo
and safe. Don't ask .the price.' You
might think It too low for a good
enrringo.
A. M. Lock.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Offico over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
rp C. PATTERSON,
Attomoy-nt-Lnw,
Offico: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
LEGAL NOTlOE,
Tn Nathaniel E Martin. defendant: iou
arehe'reby notified that on tap u.j.
lalntlff. filed
ncoln county.
OctoiKjr, ivw. jowl ,v v f
1.1. .will! nn In tun oisinctui 1"
j.".i",vr ...i ,.i Nathaniel E. Martin, as
w auict Uilp in the pla.nUff in
tho Northeast 'laarter iNE Ml or Pccuon
Fourteen (II). Township Mm ( North,
Nicholas Scu len w owas then owner of said
nYemls" wl b U wife Mary Fciillcn. mado.
Mta'and delivered to
Martin a mopea v "'V.-A. " .T,i
euro an iiMieoieuni's i s'w.w, .v.
morta"o was recorded In tho county clerk's
offlce o 'Lincoln county, Nebraska. In Hook
o of JIortBaKCS at Vua 1M; that said mort-
irairo has lone sinco imiu. . ............
mistake or nested still remains of record and
unsatisfied and casts a cloud upon tho tltlo
of said promts', that said ruortgaeo became
duo on tho 6th day of December. IBM. and
moro than ten years iiavo V'Bp3lr. .i ....
camo duo and If unpaid Is barred by tho stat
utes of limitation. ,. ...
Tho plaintiff Is the owner and In possession
of ald premises and tho object and prayor
of said petition Is to havo said rnortKaifo can
celled and (lisciianjeu irum uiu it
tho county cierw's omco oi uncumtuui n.
Nobraska. and thatsald tltlo to said premises
borjulotrd In tho plaintiff, and for such other
and further tellef as canity may require.
Vin urn rnimlrnrl til ntHWIT said Petition
on or beforo tho 7th day of December. 1006.
Dated this win c ay or wcioner. iwn.
JOHN O. DEWEY. Plaintiff.
o20l Ily L. E. Roach, his Attorney.
Serial No. 0101. H. E. 191W.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
Land OlUco at North Platte, Nob.
Rnntnmlipr 21st. 1008.
Nntli-n Ik Iinrnhv trlvrn that Carl W. McOroW.
of North Platto. Nobraska. who on December
9th, 11KJ1, mado homestead entry No. mm.
ror tlio northwest quartor oeu
tlon H. Township 15 north. Raniro 2 west
Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed notlco of
intention to mane nnai nvo .year proui
to establish claim to tho land abovo
described, boforo tho ReeUtcr and Ro-
cclvcr at North Platto. Nob., on tho 20th
day of November, idbb.
Claimant names as witnesses: r. u. rotcr
son, A. Rudolph, T. J. Combs and W. A.
Stearns, all of North Platto. Nebraska.
o J. K. c. VAPis. uegisior.
FOR SALE.
Good Pure Bred Male
Poland China Pigs. . .
S.J. Koch, Hershcy, Neb
flat s a
i sn i ill ii mil II m
m vv mill i
ONE MILLION
Smokers to be Made Happy
by Using the
mm
Matchless
Cigar
Lighter
IWimiATR NOTlOE TO ORKDITOItS.
In tho Counts- Court of Lincoln County. No
braska.
In tho matter of tho estato of William II.
Wolty. deceased.
notlco is hcrebr Kivcn. That tno creditors
of tho said deceased will roeot tho adminis
trator or said estato. beforo mo. uountr
Judiro of Lincoln County, Nobraska, at tbo
county court room tn satd county, on tho 1st
day of Decombcr, 1WW, and on the 1st day or
Juno, 1D0U. at U o'clock a. m. each day, for tho
purposo or presenting tneir claims lor exami
nation, adjustment and allowance Six
months are allowed for creditors to present
tbulr claims and ono year for tho Adminis
trator to Mttio said estate from tno aist nay
of October 11KB. This notlco will be published
in tho North Platto Trlbuno eight publica
tions successively prior to tho 1st day of
December, num.
Witness my hand and feal ot said court this
mst doy of October, A. D. iwm.
3-H
113-1
W. O. ELDicu, County Judiro.
Just what it will buy.
In groceries it isworth
About $1.10
.at.
mm
LAMB'S CASH STORE,
NORTH SIDE.
21,
21,
21,
33, 17.10
expenses
expenses
Best the world Affords
"For fifteen years 1 havo watched tho
working of Bucklen's Arnica Salvo;
nnd It has never failed to cure any sore,
boll, ulcer or barn to which it was ap
plied, It has saved us many a doctor
bill," says A. P. Hnrdy, of East Wil
ton, Maine. 2Tc. nt Stone's drui; store.
FOR HIS BIRTHDAY
or to give him nny tlmo to have on hand
when malo friends call, a box of fino
cigars are niwnys m oruor tuways an-1
predated. If tho stump and label on
tho box boar tho magic word "Forest
King," there will bono question as to
the plcnsuro nfforded tho smoker, for
tlioro Is no better smoko extant than
that obtained from tho forest king
cigar.
I.R SCIIMALZRIED.
1MIOIIATK NOTICES TO CKRDITOrtS
In thu County Court ot Lincoln county. No'
braska.
In tin matter of the estate of Krcdorlck
A. Landorx. docuased.
Notlco In hureby k'lvcn. that tho creditors of
said deceased will meet tho Administrator
of said estato, beforo mu, County Judeo ot
Lincoln county. NolirasKa. at the county
court nHiin In nald county, on tho 1st day of
December. Il08, and on tho 1st day of Juno,
1W9, at 8 o'clock p. m. each day, for tho pur-
ixwo of presenting tholrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance Sx mouths
uro allowed for creditors to present their
claims ami ono year for tho Administrator to
settle said estato, from tho -1th day ot Auir:
ust. MW. This notlco will bo published In tho
North Platto Trlbuno. for ulirht publications
successively prior to tno 1st (lay ot December,
11108.
Wltnnst mr band and robI nf said rimrt.
thlsaistday otOctoler. A. I). 1U08.
W- O. KLDRIt,
n3-S County .ludtro.
Republicans
are not better pleased over
the result of the election
than are our patrons over
The Quality of our Meats
Give us n trial order and let us
convince you
North Platte Meat Market
J. L. STINGLEY, Prop.
Price 50 Cts.
(Special Rates to Dealers.)
This lighter works in biggest wind, land
or sea, needs no liquid ot any kind nor
caps, it dealer cannot turnish we can.
Matchless Cigar Lighter Mfg. Co.,
16 John Street. New York.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of tho Interior,
United States Land Ofllco.
North Platto. Nobraska.
Oct. 23. 1U08.
A sufllclont contest affidavit havlnir lxion
filed In this ofllco bv Ollvor A. Itldonour. of
Wallace. Neb., contestant, airalnst homestead
entry No. 21010. mado Juno lUli. 1TO0, for tho
southwest quarter of section 14, township 11,
rantro s;i, by Lowroy liruckmar contestco.
In which It Is alleircd that said Lowroy
liruckmarhasnovcrestabiished a reslJT.coor
resided upon said land slnco thoCatooMd - said
entry and has wholly ab- ndoneu said lanu for
moro than six months last past. That ho has
not Imnrovcd or cultivated said land and
said land Is ontlroly without Improvements
ot any kind or character. That allot satd
dofects exists to this dato. Said parties
aro hereby notified to nrmoar. rcsuond and
offer evidence touchlns said allcuatlonatlO
o'clock a. m. on Dec. 'a. lm boforo tho
Itcglster and Kocolvor at the United States
Land Ofllco in North l'latto, Nobraska.
tho said contestant liavinc, in a proper
aflldavlt, filed Oct. 23. 1908, sot forth facts
which show that after duo dlllironco personal
sorvlco ot this notlco can not bo mado, It Is
hereby ordered and d I roc ted that such notlco
bo elven by duo and proper publication,
.1.
o27-
E. Evans. Ilctrlstor.
NOTlOE OP SALE.
Notlco Is horebv elven that at 1 o'clock on
Saturday, tbo Bth day of December, 1SHW. at
tbo east frontdoor of tho court houso In tho
city of North l'latto. Nobraska, I will sell at
Subllc auction to tho blithest and best bid
or, tho northwest quarter of section 2il,
township II), north of rango 33, west of tbo Otli
I', M. In Lincoln County, Nebraska, tbo
torras of said salo to bo ono bait cash and tbo
balanco in three enual annual payments with
lntorest from tho dato of salo at six por cont
per annum upon each or tho deferred pay
ments, said salo Is mado by virtue of an
order of tho district court ot Lincoln county,
NobrasKa. lnacaso where u Weslov T. Wil
cox Is plaintiff and Jcssio Dlkeman, Almeda
tj. uiuoman, unauncy K. Dlkeman, duello u
Dlkeman and llonlamln A. Dlkeman. execu
tor and trusteo aro defendants. hrouKht to
partition tho abovo described land and said
salo Is hold pursuant to satd order.
Nov. s-s uuTi.Eit iiociiANAN. Itcrorco.
SorlalNo. 701. II. E. 21585.
NOTICE FQH PUBLICATION.
Department of tbb Interior,
U. S. Land Ofllco at North Platto. Nob.,
November 6. 11)08.
Notlco Is hereby elven that John W. Child-
orston. of Tryon Nb.. who on Dec. 18, 1905,
mad Ilomostoad Entry No, J15H3, for west bait
section 27, southeast quarter southeast quar
ter section northeast quartor, north half
northwest quarter, northeast quarter south
east quarter section 33, township It) north.
raniro 31 west, sixth principal meridian, hag
filed notice ot his Intention to mako final fivo
year proof, to establish claim to tho land
of tho District Court at Tryon, Nebraska, on
luoioa aay or uecomuor, ivua.
Claimant names as wltnossps! 'William
Kaho, Fred Popham, Robert Mcl'harland,
viuiam ecoii, an ai rryon. iNourasna
J. K.
nO-tt
Evans. Itcglstcr.
Sheriff's Sale.
Wood Turning and
Furniture Repairs,
Cabinet Work, Screen
Frames, Saw Filing1 and
Setting. All kinds of Job
Work done on short
notice at prices to suit.
: , OOUNTV. NEUKASK A.
V VI .fHPnJflH Intbomattorotthoappll-
CIlOUll cation of Henry lllom.
Shop North of P. O.
11 v vlrtun of an order of salo Issued from
tho district court ot Lincoln County, No
braska. urxin a decrco of foreclosure roiv
darnd In said court wberuln Ilr.nrr Walto-
math, Is plaintiff and Hannah Hansen, Peter
Hansen, .loun liuitercn. l.aura uuueren ana
Arthur Hulteren wcro defendants, and to mo
directed, I will on tho 28th day of Nov., 1U08. at
ono o'clock p. m., at tho cast front door ot tho
court houso In North Platto. Lincoln County.
Nobraska, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree. Inter
est and costs, tbo following described prop
erty, to-wlt: Thonorthboast quarter (nsU)of
section olshteon (18), township twelve (12)
raniro thirty-two tic), in Lincoln county, NO'
braska.
Dated North Platto, Nobraska, October
2ath, 1W.
027-D I. U. JMILTONIlKltQElt, B II ON It.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LINCOLN
2D.1
Serial No. 0582.
NOTlOE OV PUUL1CATION
(lsolatod Tract).
Applicable to Nobraska only (34 Stat., 12
public sale.
DEPARTMENT OV THE INTKllIOlt.
United States Land Olllco.
North Platto. Nobraska. November i, 1008.
Notlco Is hureby elven that, as dlrocted bv
tbo Commissioner of tho General Land Oniro.
undor provisions ot tbo act ot March ", 1907,
(ai Btat-, roi), we will oiror at public sale, to
tho highest bidder, at 10 O'clock a. m., on
tho 23d day of December. 1904. noxt. at this
olllco. tho -followlnir tracts of land, towlt:
west half southeast quarter, section 17, town
ship 10 north., ranifu SO, west 6th principal
morldan.
Any nersOn clalmlne advorsolr tho abnvn
described lands aro advised to fllo their
claims or objections on or beforo tho tlmo
designated for sale.
. . i; K' kvanb, icecistcr.
n8-5 W. n. C. WOODiiimsT. Receiver.
Tho ropublicnna lost only tho bond
and tail of their stato ticket Govorndr
Sheldon and Ruiltoad Gointniaslonor
Williams. Slnco thoso two odlclnls led
in proposing and onforcltii; leRislatlon
for regulation of tho railroads It may
well bo assumed that tho railroads aro
thoroly pleased wlUi tho outcome Tho
Railway Employees' association do
clared specifically ngulnst Mr. Williams.
Tho It signally fallod to provent his
nomination at tho primaries it certainly
furnished onuf votes to rvq tho demo
cratld nomtneo, Mr, Gowgill, his slen
der majority of 652 votos. This ns
aociatlon will, thoreforo, doubtless
feel that its orgn nizatlon and activity
lm3 not boon in vain. Hut tho result
can only 'afford personal satisfaction.
It will in no wise effect tlio enforce
ment of tho laws enacted two years
Puckarue Island.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson who has been
critically ill, Is convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs, It. H. Koso wore up
from Gothenburg visiting tho former's
parents last wook.
Mrs. Whltford and Miss George, of
Trenton, Nob., are visiting Mrs. Whit-
ford's purontB, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Rose.
C. O. Hutchinson is laying tho foun
dation for a now houso. ,
Frank Drako and wifo wero trans
acting business in North Platto Satur
day. Tho danco at Earl Nisoly's Saturday
night was well attended and all report
n lino tlmo.
Llttlo Glennls Lewis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lowis, suffered
another severe attack of convulsions
Monday night but by tho medical aid of
Drs. Kcnnon and Twinom tho llttlo ono
recovered und is improving.
Mrs. Mary Strong and children aro
visiting hoc sister, Mrs. E. C. Drako
on tho Island this weok.
Charley Johnson is progressing nicely
with his now houso.
W. B. Housor of Box Eldor had his
foot soveroly bruised Sunday whilo rid
ing ufter his colts that had strayed to
C. W. Trombly's on tho Island.
Miss Gladys Trombly is tho guost of
Mury Rose of Gothonburg this week
Don't Spend $3.50 When Fifty Cents Will do theWork.
Prol, W. M. Hayot, Ais't. Secty. of Agriculture of the United Stales says about Stock Foodi
"These balanced rations arc often found bv analysis to consist of the talllmis of mills, elevators and
breweries, mixed with molasses and salt, to make the compound palatable to the cattle, and one of
the largest Stock Food Companies is said to use fine sawdust, finely ground, to cheaply bring up the
weight of his product, Instead of buying a superior and expensive balanced ration containing high
fattening qualilies and acting as a tonic, he has paid a high price for a feed containing, along with
ordinary grain, finely ground alfalfa hay and other common food stufTs, $5.00 to $25.00 per ton, a high
percentage of refute, and non-nutritious matter, some of which may be positively dangerous to
the health of his stock."
, Make your own stock foods and remedies by using Skldoo Horso and Cattle Tablets for
horses, cattle, sheep, swine and fowls; proper Aose in tablets. Mix in feed or salt. They contain
no tawdutt, allies, chopped feed or bran. Ask for and try once Skidoo Condition Tablets or
Skldoo Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Cathartic, Heave, Fever, Hog Cholara, Dlttcnper, Pink
Hyc, Colic, White Plague l'rcvcntlc, or Ulisler Tablets, or Louse Killer, Spavlm Remedy, or Uarb
Wire Liniment, nistribnltd by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO., Capital Stock $300,000.00,
Watortown. S, D U. S. A.
KOlt SALE HY JOHNSON'S CASH 11ACKET STORE.
Get a
I 2sa.
I Box.
u
It yon aro feeling oat-of-sorts, tako an NR Tstx
l;t, and you will feel better In the mornliut.
They will niiko Ton feel juit rlelit. "NATURE'S
REMEDY strunitheiis tho Bloiuarh. Liver, Kidneys
and porlfee tho Wood, does Us work thornnchlr and
pleauntly, ret It never gtlpei, weiVons or elckcns
Invarlably maklnc too user feol stronger and better.
Better Than Pills For Liver Ills.
Take NR TU.o for Ingestion, Elek Headache, Lois of
Appetite, Sallow Complexion. Mm Coaplalnt, Skin Diseases,
Pimples and Kraptlons, Chills. HaUrla, biliousness, llheurna
lism, Torpid Mvor or Inaettro lildnejs and all troubles arlslug
Troin Uio dlgetllro oreans.
One
Tablet
crvts REUiy.
McDONELL & GRAVES, NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Guardian of tho estato of
Namlo lianetson and
Josoph L. llansrtson.
minors, to sell Ward's
rnal ostatn.
Un roadinir and mine
Order to show
causo why LI-
conso should not
lssuo for salo of
Ward's real es
tato.
tho potltlon duly
vorltlod of Henry Hlom, ifuanllan or tho os'
tnin nf Namlu Ilanirtbon. and .Tosouh L
lianetson, minors, for llcenso to sell tbo fol
lowing described real estato, to-wlt:
Lots 5. 7, and 8 and oast half ot southwest
quarter (EH of SW4) of spctlou 31, township
is, north of raniro iH wpst of tho 0th p. tn. tn
Lincoln County, Nob., for tho purposo of rais
ins funds for tho education and maintenance
of Namlo iianstsou, minor, anu ror, tno pur
poso oftl.o payment of tho -Indebtedness of
said minors which Is a lion upon said real es
tate and for tho purpose of preventing said
estato from bolne wasted, and It appearing
from said potltlon that said roal estato coir
HlHta of a farm located In Lincoln county. No'
braska, and that tho Income therefrom Is
tnsufllr.tont to nay tho Interest upon tho mort'
iratro Indebtedness upon said laud and to also
supiiort and educate. said minors:
It Is thoreforo ordored that tho noxtot kin
of said minors and all persons Interested tn
ualil rual stato anncar before mo at chain'
1mm In tho court Iiotlso In tbo city of North
Platto In Lincoln County, Nobraska, on tho
7th day ot December, 11)03, at U o'clock a. m. to
show cause. If any thero Iks, why llcenso
ahmild not bo irranted to said Henry lllom.
suardlan, to sell said roal estato for tbo pur
poses alvo sot forth. .
Anil It Is further ordered that a copy of
this order bo personally borved upon all of
tho persons Interested In said real estato at
least It days boforo tho dato sot for hoarlnar
and that said notlco bo sorved upon said
minors, nnd also upon Anna Mario sniitn anu
Jnlm A . Smith, nnxtof kin. and upon Alasnus
VfintiiW. Dm twrsnnal iruardlan of said
minors, and that this ordor bo published for
tbreu successlvo weeks In tho North Platto
Tribune, a newspaper published and printed
in unM noimiv nt f.lnrnln. Nebraska.
Dated at chambers In said Lincoln County,
this 7th uay or novomuor, w-
Judco of District Court of Lincoln County,
Nebraska.
NOTlOE OK ItEFEREE BALK.
Notlcnls hereby el von that at ona o'clock
l ii. n .iinninnn nn Hatnrdav. the 11th day of
Doccirbor, HWfl, at tho oast front door of tho
courthouso In tho city of North, Plfttto, Ne
braska. 1 will sell at public auction for cash
m i. iilolmui mill lumt. blildnr tlui northeast.
nuartur of section 1. Ill township 9 north, ot
raniro so. west of Utb p- m. tn Lincoln county.
Nobraska. Hald salo Is mado by virtue of an
iim .luirlct i-oiirL of Lincoln, county.
K'nliMiuL-n In n ruin whhruln Mary Colin Is
plaintiff ami Mary K- Htetjeman and Albert
Stefc-eman aro defendant, brought to parti
tion thu above described land, aud said salo Is
held uursuaiit to sam ower.
I, b. MnrftJ rnmnonir, irofOfcv,
SIIKUIFF'S SALE.
Dy virtue of an order of salo lssund frnm
tho district court of Lincoln county, Nebras
ka, upon a docreo of forcclosuro randnrod In
said court wherein Qlrard Trust Company.
trusteo, is piainlitr and John Btoockor, 1). W.
saploten, Mrs. D. V. Staploton, his wifo,
firs namo unknown and John Doo aro
defendants, and to mo directed. I will on tim
2str. day of Nov, lWW. at 1 o'clock p.m.
at the cast front door or tho court houso In
Nortn Platto. Lincoln county. NVtirnuln. Kni:
at nubile auction to the hhrlinst blilib.r tnr
cash, to satisfy said decree, intorost and
costs, the followlnedescrlbed property, to-wlt:
ttoutuoasi Qunrier tat-JMj ot section Thlrty
threo 83, township Nino IU1,. North of raniro
Thirty-four 131, West of 0 P. M. In Lincoln
County. Nebraska.
Hated, at Norm l'latto. Nob., Oct. 20, 1808.
I. L. MiivroNDKiinEH,
037-" Sheriff.
IN THE DISTRICT COIIIIT OF THE
UNITED 8TATEH.
KOlt THE DISTRICT OK NERRASICA.
NORTH PLATTE DIVISION.
In tho matter of tho Estato 1
of Cioa U)uoiua iudon, I
tradlntr under tho namo I
and as tbo solo proiirlutor
ot tho U. 3. Grocery Com-1
pauy,
Dankrupt. J
In Dankruptcy
Caso No. 3
Involuntary
Totitlon.
ORDER KOR BALE OF PROPERTY.
At North Platte. In said District, nn n,iu
llth " ay ot November, beforn Walter V.
Hoacland, Hefereo In Hankruptcy.
This caufio came on for hoarlna; beforo the
Rotorco uton tho petition and application of
Kdward H. Davis, trusteo of thn hinb.,,..
herein, for an order for tho sain of the bank
rupt's property heroin at public auction and
upon consideration whoreof It Is ordored
1. That the trustee boII at oneo for tho best
nrlco obtalnablo all .of tho imrlalmhi,.
orty from tho stock of eoods belontflnir to said
estate.
2. It la further ordered that dm
oxpoau tor sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for caah at tho bulldlnir In North
Platte. Nebraska, lately occuplod by tho
bankrupt heroin with Its stock of roods on
Tuesday, the ""td? ot Decemlief. lW. it 2
a'cloek p. ra.. alt of Uia remalnln: aasots of
said eotato ozccptliur the book accounts hn
lonrioB Uiaal aertatpj aald aale to be subject
to the approval ot the court a a hoarlmr to
lw had before tho Retereo In said 1 ,fi.
December 1st, ivoh, at 4 o'clock p. m.
It Is further directed tint n ,,
order bo mailed to each of tho creditors and
othor parties Interested In tbo bankrupt's
estato herein at least ton days prior to tho
dato of said sale, and that tho trustee .adver
tise said sale at ltast ton days prior to tho
dato thereof and five such other notlco as 0
innv dmm advlM&bln. ' u
W. V. IIOAaLAND.
Rotorco In Hankruptcy.