Semi - Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
BnnsoniPTioN katrsi
Ono Year, cash In advance...! $1.S6
Months, cash In advance 66 eta
Entered at North riatto. Nobraska, I'oatofllce
as second claas matter.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1909.
Shall the State Capitol be Moved?
The TltinUNE has nt different times
suggested tho removal of the state cap
itol from Lincoln to some point in tho
central part of the state, and though
thu matter was at first mention accep-
toil na n iriln it (a nnu tntfnn floriniml v.
not only "by tho peoplo west of tho Mcr-
rick county lino, but by peoplo in the
cxtremo eastern part of the state.
Senator Bartos, of Saline county, has
prepared a resolution which will be pre-
BCntCU tO ttlO legislature today Which
nrnvlrlnn fnr thn iinnnlnfmnnr of n mm.
mitteoofsix members to investigate
tho condition of tho capital building at
Lincoln nnd tho ncenns tv of remr.vinir
tho seat of state government to Kenr
doy because of the domands of west
ern Nebraska for a location moro near
ly in the central part of tho state.
The resolution states that tho present
capitol waB located at Lincoln when tho
Kopulation of tho statu was within a
undrcd miles of tho Missouri river,
but that sinco then central and west
ern parts havo so increased in popula
tion that Kearney is tho hub of tho
fltuto as well oh of tho United States;
that tho outer walls of tho state cap
itol arc dangerous, tho roof is rotten,
tho walls sunken and that tho building
is inndenuale to the needs of the state.
Tho resolution fu'thor recites that tho
location of tho capital is so far distant
that it works a hardship to two-thirds
of thu Btuto. it is recommended that
this spccial committee to investigate
shall consist of Ltnrtos. liuclc, Kamsom,
Moyers, Dodison and Raymond, tho
latter being tho statu senutor from thin
district.
To rcmovo tho Beat of government
takes a majority voto of tho electors of
tho state nt a general or special elec
tion called for that nurnoHo. Tho cani
tal was located at Lincoln in 18C7 and
tho amendment providing that its ro
rnoval must bo by n voto of tho electors
was incorporated in tho constitution of
187C.
Tho Tribuno hollovcs that tho news
papers nnd tho citizens of western Ne
braska should awaken to tho impor
tance of this move and push tho matter
nlong. While wo bulicvo urand Island
is tho best located town for a stata
capital, yet wo nro not advorso to pull
lng for Koarnoy if tho majority favor
that town.
Nothing Expected From Legislature.
And now tho World-IIeruld ndmitfl
tho republicans havo given tho peoplo
of Nebraska nil tho reform legislation
that is nccssary. It says froight nnd
passoncrer rates nro low enough and
the assessment of railway property is
eminently satisfactory. That orudito
journal has also discovered since elec
tion that no reforms havo been ovor
looked by tho republicans, and that
thoro Ib theroforu nothing for tho dom
ocratic 'ogislaturo to do but make tho
appropriations and conjuro up some
kind of n bunk deposit guarantee bill
that will not bo dangorous, but will
look good to tho unBopliiscatcd. If the
World-Herald and tho democrats in
general had mado thoso admissions dur
ing tho campaign, thu result at tho
polls might havo boon different, but cv
en that is very doubtful. Tho pooplu
turned tho republicans down right where
reform wob most coiibdIcuous and tho
fact really Is, tho democrutB woro elec
ted to do nothing, and thoir promises
wero not taken seriously. In fact, tho
peoplo novcr tako tho promises of tho
democrats seriously. Thoy elect thorn
to ofilco when thoy want n rest. Noth
ing need bo expected from this Icirisla-
turo oxcept a bunch of lemons. York
Times.
Tho Dickens correspondent of tho
Wallaco Winner says: Deputy Sheriff
Lowell drove up to tho W. R. Weakley
homo about eight miles uouth of lioro n
few days ago and Inquired for W. r.
Wcaltloy, whon to his dismay ho was
informed that said gentleman lived
about five miles south of North Platto.
Tho deputy quickly forked over onouirh
money to pay fop tho treats to about
ten corn shollors, and started on his
bomoward journoy laughing over tho
trip.
Poultry Wanted.
Farmers who have chickens for sale
should fico us. Highest market price
paid in cash, J. u stinulky,
North Platto Meat Market.
I will soil nt public uuction nt my place
known as tho Murphy Farm threo and
ono-half miles west of North Platto on
Tuesday, Jany 26th,
Beginning nt ten o'clock a. m., tho fol-
r lowing BtocK and goods;
7 Head of Horses
38 Head of Cattle
66 Head of Shoats
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
Terms Six months' time will bo
iriven. secured by lmnlcablo paper draw
ing ton per cent interoBt. All sums of
sjiu and under cash.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
Frank Conroy.
PUBLIC
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Janunrv 13. 1909.
Bonnl met samo na yesterday, fu'l
board nnd countv clerk.
Board checked county superintend-1
ent'B books nnu approved thorn.
Continued checking county treasur
er's books.
Bond of Harry E. Tweedy, justice of
tho peace wallaco precinct, approved.
Bond of First National Bank as addi
tional depository bond, approved.
Claim of Hush Morchnntilo Co. al
lowed for $11.25.
Beforo tho board of county commis
sioners; in the matter of tho estate of
Lillian B. Weyburn. an incompetent:
order of approval of proposed sale.
Whereas, limtna I'ulver, cuurulan or
tho estate of Lillian U. vvevhurn, an
incomnutent person haB mauo applica
tion to tho commissioners of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, for tho approval of
thu proposed ale of the northwest
quarter of section 24, town 14, range
40, west 6th P.M., being real estate
belonging to said Incompetent, for the
support of paying her debts, the cost of
purpuau nnu iminuunnncu nnu iu invest
wiu rumiuiiiiiK uruuuuuB rtrcuivuu irum
Said Salo ill KOOd interest I'Carintr BOCUr-
Itios. we, tho county commissioners
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, do hereby
certify that we havo examined into tho
necessity of said proposed salo and find
it necessary for tho best interests of
enid incompetent person and wo fully
npprove of thu Bamo. Signed by the
commissioners und attested to by tho
county clerk.
Adjourned until tomorrow,
January 14, 1009.
Hoard mot Hame ob yatcrday. prcB-
cnt full hoard and county cierK.
Tho following claims wero allowed:
For inmutcfl of feoblo minded insti
tute nt Bcatrico. 114.83
Fred Mnrnuette, road work Dist 9,
21.00
John Duffy, fees, case of Statu vs.
Mungcr, 21.40
I L Miltonberger, ollico expenses.
48.77
1 1 j Miltonberger, fees, 68.80
I L Miltonboriror. salary for Decem
ber. 100.00
I L Miltonberger, milcngo in Russol
case. 7.00
I L Mlltonbergor, mileage in Thomp
son case, oz.ou
IL Miltonborgor, expenses Thomp
son case, h i uu
I L Miltonberger, board of prisoners.
tourtn quarter ii;i.uJ
1 Li Mlltonncrger, mllongu in statu
cases, iu;i.itu
I L Miltonberger, fees in stnto cases,
unpaid 120.75
1 L Miltonberger. Btato cases, third
quarter. 81.25
Li l!i ltoach, salary, Hli quarter ZUO.UU
Hooks of Hhoriff's ofilco checked and
find fees duo tho county to tho nmount
of 296.35, which ho is directed to turn
ovor to tho county treasury for tho ben-
oilt of tho general fund.
Sundry persons, road work Dlst 20,
6.00
Martin Jopson, road work Dist 14,
u.00
Adjourned until tomorrow.
January 15, 1909.
Board mot samo as yesterday, pres
ent full hoard und county clone.
Continued checking county treasur
er's books.
Claim of Chas. McDonnld. rent of
county surveyor's ofilco, 8.00
UIMm of l'aul U. Aloyor, oillco ex
penses, 1.75
ti ii apringor services, za.uv
Adjourned until January 25, 1909.
CAN'T DENY IT.
If This Had Happened in San Francis
co Instead of North Platte More
Than One Reader Might
Doubt It.
Tho nvoroiro man is n doubtor. This
is not surprising tho public havo boon
humbugged bo frequontly that they are
skeptical. Proof liko the following will
stand investigation. It can not bo dis
puted.
r i ii..i.w. ti.,u. at-nnt-
North P otto. Nob., sovb: "I do not
huslLuto to toll of thu bonofit that
Doan'B Kidney Pills havo afforded for
for mo. About six months ago l was
suffering night nnd day from tho most
tcrriblo pains through my back nnd kid
neys. Thoso pains would nlwaya bo
moro Bevoro when I attempted to stoop
oyer or straighten up from n sitting po
sition. Tho kidney secretioiiH woro an
noying by thoir frequent action, and
doctor's mediclno or tho remedies I
tried cavo mu no roliof. A friend hear
ing of mv sulluring, advised mo to give
Doan's Kidnoy Pilla n trial na ho had
boon cured of tho samo complaint by
their uso. I immediately procured a
box nt A. F. Stroitz'a Drug Storo and
began using thorn. Tho roliof I felt
from tho vorv first was vorv erront. and
in a fow weeks my back was strong and
well and my kldneyB wero restored to
their normal nnd natural condition.
Doan'B Kidney Pills cured mo thorouch-
ly nnd I am glad to rocommond thorn."
For Salo by all Dealers. Prico 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Now York.
Solo AgentH for tho United States.
Hcmomber tho name Doan's and
tako no other.
fflmrm
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
It. It a .a .
inu oxco Olico or tno men u tlint nro
cooked at Armstrong's if you haven't
already regaled Yourself with eorno of
tno uoiicious tilBhes that aro Borved
hero. If you haven't partaken of them.
thoro is a treat awaiting you that
you will want to repent often. A
meal nt Armstrong's ia un oxperionco
that will mako you cry Hko Oliver
i wist ior more.
ENTERPRISE BAKERY,
Mrs. Jcnnlo Armstrong, Prop.
Elastic Dollars
When trouble hits you on the hend just smilo; when you think tho
world is blue go to Lamb's nnd buy n few BARGAINS. The question
has been asked us over and over how wo could do it. Thore is a reason
Low operating expenses is tho success of any business. Reason No.
2--Our way of buying for cash. Reason No. ,3 You pay for no bad
debts. Tag. you're It at Lamb's on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 19 and 20
Get your orders in early. All orders dolivcredUn rotation as received
Savo half of your living expenses buy enough to laBt you a month.
17 pounds granulated Cano Sugar $1.00
Twenty-cent Good Cheer Coffee 7 pounds for 1.00
25-cent Frontier Coffeo, 5 pounds for 1.00
Fifty-cent Red Cross Ten, 1 pound package 40cta
Eight pounds of Snap Coffee for 1.00
25-ccnt package Nebin Tea , 20cts
Three 3-pound Backs Tnblo Salt for lOctB
Three cakes Yeast Foam for lOcts
Gum of all kinds, four packages for lOcts
Three Boxes of Matches lOcts
Two gillon pail of Syrup for 85cts
To introduco moro thoroughly ono sack Purity Brand Flour and
one-pound carton Frontier Coffee for 1.45
Regular price of flour is 1.45. Only one sack to n customer.
lOO.pound sack Stock Salt ...,70cta
DRIED FRUIT
15-ccnt fnncy dried peaches, 5 pounds for 50cts
20-ccnt fancy dried apricots, 4 pounds for 50cts
20-cont fancy dried Bartlett pears, 4 pounds for 50cts
20-cent fancy dried pitted plums. 4 pounds for 50cts
15-cent fancy dried nectarines, 4 pounds for 50cta
Largest fancy prunes, 5 pounds for 50cta
Largest loose raisin, 3 pounds for 25cts
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
25-cont sliced peaches, 5 cans for 95cts
25-cent Bartlett pears, 5 cans for 95cts
25-cent black and white cherries, 5 cans for 95cts
20-cent upricots, 4 cans for 55cts
20-cont plums, 4 cans for 55cts
50-ccnt gallon peeled peaches 40cts
50-ccnt gallon Bartlett pears 40cts
45-cent gullon upricots 3Gctn
35-cent gallon apples 30cts
35 cent Bweot cider 30cta
121-cent can tomatoes 10 cents or 1.15 per dozen
10-ccnt can corn, 8 cents or 90c per dozen
12i-cent enn peas. 10 cents or 1.15 per dozen
fjargo enns rumpKin, bqunsn, aauor
Lnrtro cans of Sweet Potatoes. 2 cans
15-cent Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans for 25 conta
15-cent Succotash, 2 cans for 25 cents
15-cent can Lima Beans 2 cans for 25 cents
25-ccnt can K. C. Baking Powder 20 cents per can
25-cent can Calumet Baking Powder 20 centB per can
25-cent can Royal Baking Powder 20 cents per can
Soda Cracker Coko 9 cents
20 pound boxes best soda crackers 6 cente a pound
20 pound boxes best oyster crackers 6 cents a pound
20 pound boxes best ginger snaps 6 cents a pound
5 cent box soda crackers G for 25 cents
10 cent box soda crackers 3 for 25 cents
25 cent box soda crackers 20 cents each
All kind of cookies, 2 pounds 25 cents
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Large salted Mackeral , 2 pounds for 25 cents
Smoked Salmon 2 pounds for Z.o cents
6 smoked Bloaters.. ..s 25 cents
6 cans oil Sardines 25 cents
3 large cans mustard Sardines 25 cents
3 email enns cove Oysters 25 cents
3 largo cans covo Oysters '. 50 cents
Family White Fish f 70 cent per kit
Fresh bulk Oysters 45 cents a quart
SOAP AND WASH POWDER
7 bara D. C. Soap, 25 cents or 3.25 per box
7 bare White Russian soap, 25 cents or. 3.25 per box
8 bars Swift Pride soap, 25 centB 3.10 per box
Gray soap, 6 bars for 25cts
Rub No Moro soap 6 barB for , 25cts
S Pearl White soap, 7 bara for
4 pound box Gold Dust
6 pound box Rub-no-Moru
6 pound box Pcarlino
amoKed bacon by tno pieco, por pounu lOcts
Picnic hnms, per pound ; lOcts
Crnnbcrries, 2 quarts for 25cts
Mixed Nuts, 3 pounds for GOcts
Pure sugar candy t 2 pounds for 25cts
Red onions, per bushel,. 1.25
Every article listed horo is a bargain and wo expect tho mulca will bo
sorry. j
R. N. LAMB,
NORTH SIDE.
Your Home Over New Year
would bo much moro happy if you owned
it yourself. There is not tho sngntcsc
reason why you shouldn't.
WE CAN SELL YOU REAL ESTATE
on such liberal terms that any ordinnry
mon enn purchaso it. MnKo a wow
Year resolution to bo your own landlord
hcrcaftor. Then come hero nnd wo'll
holp you carry it out. You couldn't
tako a wiser Btep or ono that would
ploaso your wifo better. Glvo her a
homo Btio can call her own and complete
hor hapsiness.
Buchanan & Patterson.
SOMETHING CHOICE
for tho connoisseur in fine tobacco.
rolled Into a well-mado cigar, is ono of
our ForreBt King that you can buy for
flva cents. They are the moat delicious
and satisfactory smoko that you can buy
for doublo tho price anywhere. Try
one. it will uo a treat.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
forTwo Days
i
lu-aut or iiominy 10c per enn
for 25 conta
25cts
' 20cts
, 25cts
25cts
CASH ONLY.
The C. F. Iddings Co.
COAL
Rock Springs Lump .and Nut
Maitland Lump and Nut
Hanna Lump and Nut
Colorado Lump and Nut
Pennsylvania Hard Coal
(in Stovo und Nut Size)
Blacksmithing Coal
We C.trrV thf lnrrrpcsr nnrt--
vc tly I'lrgLbC .ISbOJC-
ment otjugh grade coal in he
city.
Try us with your next
order.
Call Phone 7. We have it.
The C. F. Iddings Co.
Notice for Bids.
To nil whom it may concern: Hida
will bo received by tho county clerk of
Lincoln Countv. Nobruska. for the
Kradinir of 50,000 cubic yards of eartli
roaut, more or less, worK to uo uono
with elevator grader.
For haulimr dirt ono milo or Icbh.
Uidder to doposit 11 certified check of
$500.00 with his bid, that ho will enter
in to contrnct if nwnrucd tho contract.
Printed blnuku furnished by tho county
clerk.
Bids will bo received by tho county
ciorK until z m. i-ou. a, laoa.
Dnted North Platte, Jnn. 9, 1909.
jl2-t F. U. Elliott, Co. Clerk
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
Tho above reward will bo paid for
tho arrest and conviction of tho party
or parties who havo been break inrr into
tho school houses in District No. 5 and
destroying property.
V. II. SlMANTS,
Louis Macey,
Lorkn Puudy.
School Board 1
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J.
S. TWINEM
Homeopathic Physician
nnd burgeon.
Officei McDonald Bank Building.
Phone 183.
A. J. Ames. M. D. Mario Ames. .1. D-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
Office: Over Stono Drutr Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
HEO. B. DENT,
J Physicinn and Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
) Office 130
Phones
f Residence 115
L. C. DROST.
Osteopathic Phvsician.
Rooms 7 and 8, McDonnld
State Bank Building,
Phone 148.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,.
AttorneyB-nt-Lnw.
Ofilco over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
J C. PATTERSON,
Attorney-at-Lnw,
Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A full line of Caskets, Robes, etc.
CnllB answered promptly.
Day Phono 120, Night Phono 482.
City Cleaning
and Dye Works
W. O. BRIDGES, Proprietor
All classes of cleaning, dyeing and
pressing. All cleaning dona by tho
French dry process. A specialty made
of all classes of ladies' garments. Give
mo a trial and I will guarantee satls
j i ! ... 1 1 1 r i i i .
uiuwuii. uuutis caueu ior nnu uenvereu
Works: Ottcnstein buildfrur Sixth street
opposito iMks lodging house.
i'nono 032.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby clvon that on tho l)th day
of February, ISXJit. a special election will bo
noiu in tno school District or tno city or
iMorui i'latto. in tno uouuty or .Lincoln, in
tho Stato of Nobraska, tho polling plncos to
bo as follows: For that portion of satd Dis
trict north of tho track of tho union Pacific
Railroad Company, at tho I lose House In tho
mi. , 1 t ' l i .1... ii . x" ... in . . . r i
coin county. Nebraska for that portion of
said District south of thu track of tho Union
l'acinc icauroaci company and west or Dowoy
St. and Public Koiul No, 0. which U a contln
uatlonof Dowoy St.. at tho Ilosn House In tho
pocoml ward or said Ultv or North i'latto:
and for that portion of said District south of
tho track or tho union l'acinc Railroad Com
pany and east of said Dowey St. and Public
Kotul iNo. (i. tno samo being a continuation of
I lis we v tit., at thu Hoso Housn In thu Klrst
Ward in thouani Ultyot North i'latto.
At which said election tho following nrniwi
sltlon will bo submitted to the voters of said
nchool District
Hhall tho Hcliool District of tho C ty of
North I'latte, In tho County of Lincoln, lu tho
State of Nebraska, lssuo Its negotiable bonds
in tho sum or gio.ouu.uu, m denominations of
31.000 each, dated on tho 1st day of Juno. 1V0U.
bearing interest at tno rato or rour per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually, nrlnclnal
and Interest payabloht tho Fiscal Agency of
tho stato or rsonrasKa in tno Ulty or Now
iork. and payable as follows, to-wlt: In
twenty years rrom tho date thereof, but may
bo na d at any tlmo after ten years from tho
date thereof, at tho option of tho Hoard of
Education or said hcliool District.
Ha d bonds to bo Issued for tho mimosa of
erecting and rurnisiiuig ono o gnt-room
K'hool building In tho Second Ward of tho
Ulty of North I'latto. Nebraska, on illock lofl
In said ward, and erecting and furnishing ono
eight-room scnooi nuuuing in tnoTiiiru ward
of the Ulty of North i'latto, Nebraska, on
Illock xi In said wnrd.
'And shall tho Hoard of Education of tho
School District of the City of North I'latto, In
tno (.'ouiity. in tno Mtato or Noiirnsun. unau
thorized to cause to bo lovled and collected a
lax annually, in an nmount suluclent to mv
tho Interest and principal or said bonds, as
tho samo mature, In addition to the taxes
now authorized to bo levied by law, ouallth
nronortv within said school District.'
Tl e ballots to bu used at said election shall
havo n rln tod tlmrnon:
"Kor issuing ciu.ouu oo or tno nonus or tno
Hcliool District or tho Ulty or North i'latte. in
tho County of Lincoln, In the Stato of No
braska. for tho pitrose of erecting and furn
Ishlng one eight-room school building on
iilocic inn in inn econu warn or tuo unyor
North I'latto. Nebraska. In said District, and
erecting and furnishing ono eight-room
school bill ding on Ii ock ::'. in tho Third
Wan . n tho Ulty of North I'latto. within
said District. Bald bonds to bo negotiable In
form and to boar interest at tno rato or rour
percent per annum, payable semi-annually
yabio semi-annually.
.ayablo at tho l'Msca!
Nobraska. In tho City
principal and interest
Agoncy of tho Stato of
of New York, and which said bonds shall bo
duo as follows; In twenty years from thu
dato thereof, but may bu paid at any tlmo
0(,ru. yars from tho dato thereof at tho
S "rSuet"0"!'
f Education of said
for levying and
collecting a tax annually. In an amount suf
ficient to pay tho Interest and principal of
said bonus, as the samo mature, in audition
to tho taxes now authorized to no levied uy
law, on all property within tho satd School
11 strict
Against Issuslng $10,000.00 of tho bonds of
I IIU f?UIUHj
tho School District of tho City of North
i tho county or Lincoln, in tho
Nebraska, for tho purposo or erect
furnlshlng ono oIght-r"om .t-chool
building on Illock ISO In tho Seeoud ard
nf tim Cltv of North I'latte. Nebraska. In
said District! and erecting and furnishing
...... nlnl.l.Miim l..Ii.i1 l.ill,ll.iiAf.i lllr.Lr M
lii tho Third ward in too uity or worm
I'luttn. Nebraska, within said District. Satd
VIilllHIMI I" ... t. .KM ... .
bonds to Ik) negotiable In form and to boar
Interest at tho rato of four per cent per
annum, payable senit-anuiniiiy, principal
and Interest payable at tho l' lscai Agency or
tho Plato or ?oiirasia, in inouuyoi iuw
York, anil which sold bond shall bo dun as
fnllnu'4! Iii Uvuntr roars from tho dato
thereof but may bo paid at at any tlmo after
ten years from tho dato thereof, at tho
option of tho Hoard of hducatlon
ii of said
: and col-
lount snf-
Pchoni District. Aim against loving
lixMlnir 11 lax niiniiHllv. In an ainoiin
llclent to pay tho Interest and principal of
said iKinds, us Miey mature, lu addition to
tho taxes authorised to be levied by law, on
nil lmiixTtv within thu said School District.-
Thoso voting in ravoroi saia proposition
shall mark their ballots with an "" after
tlui narnirrimli beginning "For" lssnlng
5iy.000.tnj of the bonds cf tho School District
or tno uuy or riii riauo. in mo county
nt Lincoln. In tho State of Nebraska.
Those voting against said proposition, shall
mark their ballots Willi, un ' X" after tho
naragroph le!ni)lng "Against Issuslng
iluouo.eoof tin bonds of the School 1) sir ct
of the City of North I'latto. In tho County
Said eiectluii to open at eight o'clock a. m.
anil conllnuo open until six o'cllck p. in.
uoutral tlmo. on said dato.
Dated this Hth day of January. WW.
Hy order of tho Hoard of Education.
FnANK IV Hoi uuu, Vrosldont.
EitMESt T. TnAMi', Pcbrotary.
T. F. WATTS,
AUCTIONEER.
My services are worth all thoy cost.
If you go to a cheap man you will
probably fall W self or be compelled
to sell at a sacrifice. The onlv rea
son any auctioneer is cheap is bo
cause "his services are not worth
much. For terms and dates write
or wire at my expense, Phone L5U4
Co,ll Nn orr5. II- E,
19700.
Notlco for Pnblication.
Department of tho Intorlor,
U.S. Lnrluomcoat
Notlco Is licrobr given that J'Jrank I'owors
of North I'latte. NcbrasKa. wiio. .K J."
for east half iithwcst quarter and lots 6
nnd 7. Section . Township H. north. Kanjo
30 west Sixth Vrlncipai
notlco of intention 10 "
proof to establish claim to tho land I above-
described. Iwforo the Hlstor and Ito-
culvor at North I'latte. Neb., on tho .3ra
day or re orunry. jw. . ,,, ...
Jl alman t names as wit nesses ! A. W . Hrown.
AIpx lliowii.lt, M. Vnnl'olt, Ed Wilson, all
of North i'latte. fc'EVAOT, Hcgitor.
NOTICE OV OUAKDIAN SALE.
In tho district court of Llncota County, No-
brianthb matter of tho application of Henry
Illom. RUimllanof Namlo Hanctson and Jo
soph L- IlaiiKtson, minors, for leavo to sell
rNoUcollV hereby irlyon, that Pup118"1'0,.""
order of tho Honorablo It. M. Orlmes. Juduo
of tho District Court of Lincoln County. No
braska.mndoon tho 7th day of Docombcr,
1W, for sale of real cstato here nafter des
cribed, there will be hold at public vendue to
tim hiil.Kst didder for cash at tho cast front
door of the court houso In tho city of North
I'latte. In said county on tho 11th day of Jan
uary. 1WA'. at tho hour of ono o'clock p. m.,
central time, tho followlnc Q escribed real cs
tato: Ix)ts 5. 7 and Hand tho cast half of tho
southwest nuarterlKK of SWM) of section M,
In township 13. north. ranKo 28 west of tho
sixth principal meridian. In Lincoln County.
Nebraska.
Said salo will remain open one nour.
Dated tins 7tu day or jwecmoer. iwa.
llKNIlY ltI,OM,
Ouanllan of the estato of Namlo Hannsou
and Joseph L. IlanKtson, minors.
OHDKH OK IIEAUINQ ON l'KTITION FOfl
A l'l'OI NT JI EN T OF A D.M I N I STU AXOlt,
Stato of Nebraska, county of Lincoln, ss,
In tho County Court December 30th. 11)03.
In tim matter of tho estate of Thomas
J. Llndenmuth, deceased.
r n readme ana mint: tno petition or narau
Llndenmuth. nravlnir that the administra
tion of said estate may bo crantcd to John
O. Llndenmuth, as administrator. . .
Ordered. That January 27, nw, at v o'clock
a. m., is assiencu ror iioarim; sniu pennon
when all persons Interested in said matter
may appear at a County Court to bo held In
nnd for said County, and show cause why
tho prayer of petitioner should not bo
Kranted. This notlco to bo published In
tho North I'latto Tribuno. a leal newspaper
mibllshed In said county for six succcsslvo
publications prior to January 27, WW.
V. V. l.I.DKIt.
J5-0 County .ludrro.
NOTICE OK SETTLEMENT.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, s.s.
in tno uoumy uourt.
In tho matter of tho Estato of Fred
Gelso, deceased.
To tho creditors, heirs, legatees and others
Interested In tho estato of I' red Uolsc.
Tako notice, that John Qclso lias
filed In tho county court a report of his do
lntrs as administrator of said estato. and It Is
ordered that tho samo stand for hearing tho
30tli day of January A.D. lMW.bofort, tho court
tnotiouroiuo'ciock a. m.. at which tlmo any
person interested may appear and oxcept to
and contest tho tamo. And notlco of this
proceeding Is ordered given In tho North
I'latto Tribune, a seml-weokly newspaper, for
six ucccsslvo publications urlor to Janunrv
SOth. 1U09.
Witness my hand and tho seal of tho coun
ty court at North I'latto this 5th- day of
J ir5-T ' w h ft nvn rimmiv
Jys 3 W. O. ELDER. County Judgo
IN T1IK DISTRICT COURT. IN AND FOIt
T11IJ UOUNTY OK LINCOLN, STATE
OF NEBRASKA.
In tho matter of tho annllcatlnn nt Ann.
Altcnborn, tluardlan of tho cstato of Carl E.
Altenbern. Iienlomln E. Altcnhein. Elslo L.
Altonbcrn and David W. Altonbcni. minors.
for license to sell real estate.
unior tosnowcauso why said real ostato
should not lo sold.
To Anna Altenbern. nursonal irimnllnn nl
noxtot klu to'sald minors, and all persons
iniercsico in sam estate:
It appearing to this court tmm tim ini,
vorllled petition, on tho 2(1 th dnv or iwnm.
Iwr, 11HJS. presented and filed by Anna Alton
born, guardian of tho estates of Carl E. Al
tenbern. Ilonjamln E Altenbern. Elsio L. Al-
tonborii aud David W. Altenbern. minors,
nravlng to sell the fnllmvlnir ili.wriiir.i
estato, sljuato In Lincoln County, Nobraska,
lu-nii; iinui inu souiuwest quarter of sec
tion 31. In townshln II), north of range 33.
westof tho tlth l M. fortho purposo of tho
education and malntenanco of 'said minors.
mat it is to tno best Interests of said minors
and necessary that said real estato bo sold.
It Is hcrobriordorcd Mint, tim nnv, nr m..
said wards and all persons lntormtnri in um
estato. appear lieforo this court on Saturday.
. 'u ury, uro, at U O ClOCK
A. M. at tho court houso In tho city of North
I lotto. Lincoln County, Nobraska. then and
there toshow causn. If nnvtimm li
cense should not bo granted said Anna Al
tonborn. guardian to sell said described real
estate, for tho purposes abovo set forth.
And ltis rurthor ordered that a copy of
this order bo served nnrsnnBiiv n i,i
Anna Altonbpin, personal guardian and noxt
of kin to said minors at least II days prior to
said dato set for hearing, and that a copy
hereof bo published atleastoncoa week, for
threo snccosslvo weeks. In the North IMattn
bcuiMYookly Tribuno. a nowsnaper printed
and published In said Llneoln County.
Dated at Chamber In said Lincoln County,
Nobraska, this 4 th day of January. lOOli.
u. oi. ujs'.ui'.s. District Judgo.
Sorlal No. OIHS. n. E !B3'7
NOTICE FOR I'UllLIOATioNr
o I'upartmeiit of tho Intorlor.
U. S. Land Oillco at North I'latte. Nob .
t .. i . . . January t, 1W9.
Notice Is herebv i?lvnn n.ni i n.wi n
Ilnlyt. ,f M. v.,n 'iu7.. -"i.. ..." .".""""."
""-" " uu un ucu -i, luov.
te"ri?.fenS'7 No,.fKT' for 1
" " 1- f " " north.rango SV west.
sixiu principal meridian, nas Hied notlco nf
uiei uon to mauo tinai Commutation proof,
to estab Ish claim to tho land above described
before Register and Receiver at North I'latto
Nnlimulrn. ,in tim ill. il.r. ni.V.iT.Mi. "H-IU.
V, . , .. .... ..w ...iiiuj ui .iiuruil IITA',
vjiuiinuiii names as witnesses: I'rod Hrooks
John II. Rowland, and Fred Nmiiii V m..!
pKH vrfi!?-Bi;-'-,,d Rlmor IJa-'".of North
JS'O
J. E. Evans. Register.
NOTICE OP SETTt.VUi.'M-n
Tho Stato of Nobraska. I x
i.iucoin Louuiy,
In tho County Court.
Ill tho matter of the pstntn nf un
dooeased. To the creditors, heirs. liunt...w
Ho'iles llUorustel1 ln thu estato of Ellon
Take notlco. That Charles O. Soulos has
filed In the county court a roport of his do
ings as administrator of imtil utr,i ...n. ,.
ordered that tho samo stand for hearing tl
4th day of Feburary. A. I). 1W. before t o
court at tho hour of 9 o'clock a. m.. at which
w.uu iiviauii iiiiuiuMuii may appear and
except to and contest the samo. And notlcu
oi mis proceeding is ordored given In tho
North I'latto Tribuno. for six succosslvS
publications prior to tho 4th day of February.
Witness mv hand and tim Knni ni ti,
c.0,ntn.VfS'orth '"""t''11 8H day of January
' w-O-Ei.OKit. County Judgo.
JLuId
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT '
Tho Stato of Nobraska. U l"'all'!i l'
i.iucoin uoumy. )
In tho County Court.
In the mattnr nf tli. nut.in n
llarshlleld. - deceased-" To the credl tors
heirs, legatees and others Interested in tli
ostato of Susan O, Hawhllold. lllu
mi in .i ' u'.1 K00l,lrd Laubnor lias
Hied ln the countv mnrt . " v7a
doings us. executor of said ostut,, , i.".s.
ordered that the same stand for "lioarlnir tl
fit h day of February. A- 1). Itni bofnrn ! U
court at tim ,nn, f i AL..L.-wJ borpro tho
of tlmo any porxon lnteres ed Miayannr . i
auii contest tho samo. Anil notice
of tlds proceeding is ordr.Ml i.A ...0,ACO
North I'latto Tribuno for six sua-oss v.V .,,,i
Ileal os prior to February 6th. uw h ',ub"
Witness m.v hand and tim,....i .V. .
court at North I'latto l l liti ' i1"""""
uary.Ai I), 1909. oi.iau-
J --a W. C. EuiEn. County Judto.
