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    Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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Entorod at North Platto. Nebraska, Postolllce
asNeconu class matter.
conditions, and what In their opinion la
the proper solution. As city attorney
for two or more years, J. G. Beeler,
wo believe, is ono of tho best informed
men on this question, and we would llk
very much to have Mr. Beeler give his
views.
TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1900.
Announcements.
COUNTY CLERK.
I announco mvsclf as a rcnublican
candidate for tho ofllce of county clerk,
BUbject to tho decision of tho primaries.
K. ELLIOTT,
North Platto. Neb., June 1. 1909.
I announce mvsclf as republican can
didate for tho ofllco of county clerk of
Lincoln county, Nebraska, subject to
tho primaries to be held August 17.
William Otten.
SHERIFF,
I hereby announco myself ucandidato
for tho ronublicnn nomination for tho
ofllco of sheriff, subject to tho primary
to bo he'd August 17th.
I. L. MlLTONBEROER.
I respectfully announce myself as a
candidate for tho nomination for a
shcrilf, subject to tho republican pri- bo appointed by tho
mary. Any support Riven me will uo
appriciatcd. A. J. Salisbury.
TREASURER.
1 hereby annoounco myself as a
candidato for tho ofllce of County
Treasurer, subject to action of uopub-
iican primary August 17, iaoa.
v Ray C. Lanoford.
county commissioner.
1 roflpcctfully announce myself as a
candidato for county commissioner,
Bubjcct to tho action of tho republican
primary. A. u. kocken.
I hcroby announce myBclf a candidato
for the ofllco of County Commissioner
of District No. 1, subject to tho action
of tho republicans at tho primary elec
tion. It. L. Douglas.
The Water Works Question.
Tho following la tho portion of tho
franchise given to the water company
twenty years ago and now expired,
over which tho people and water com
pany do not agrco:
"Tho City of North Platto shall have
tho option and privilege, at any tlmo
after the expiration of ten years from
the passage of this ordinanco, upon
giving six months prior notico In writ
ing to said wntor company, its asiocl
atcs, successors or assigns, to purchase
said works and all property connected
therewith nnd necessary for tho effect
ivo operation of tho same, at a fair
valuation to be ascertained as follows
In tho ovont of said city and water
works company, its associates, sue
cessors or assigns, failing to agreo gn
tho prico, then three disinterested ex
perts of goodintolligenco, non residonti
of Lincoln county, shall bo chosen and
sworn to determino the valuo. Ono to
said city, one by
The Chautauqua.
(Continued from first page.)
Dr. Lala mado a few introductory
remarks concerning general conditions
of his people under 300 years of Spanish
rule up to 1898. He thon song a very
beautiful Phllipino solo, entitled Spring
time. His lecture was illustrated with
very beautiful lantern slide of true
lifo in the Philippines. They showed
what Spain had given them in 300 years
and what Uncle Sam has given in ten
vears. He has built bridges, railroads.
fine buildings; started fino schools and
colleges, with a viow of educating tho
Philipinocs to do things for them
selves, wben thoy have a chance, Dr.
Lala Is .very enthusiastic over Pres.
Taf t and his efforts in bohalf of tho
islanders.
Dr. Lala is a tall man of stately ap-
pearanco, speaks English llutntly and
clonuontlv and alwava has a hourtful
of words for Undo Sam and his peoplo.
Attcndanco 15200.
Stockholders Satisfied.
With an audienco that moro thon
filled the seating capacity of the im
raenso tint, nnd with tho rendering of
a program that provod intonsely in
teresting from start to closo, tho first
assembly of tho North Platto Chautau
qua closed Sunday night. For nine days,
with two and three sossiona each day,
tho peoplo of North l'latto and sur
rounding section woro glvon an oppor
tunity to hoar somo of tho brightest
men on tho lecturo platform, and tho
only roason that tho tent was not
crowded each day was because tho
Chautauqua idea was now nnd tho
groat educational good and uplifting
and moral tendoncleslweronot thorough
ly understood. That this was truo, was
provon by tho constantly increasing
fttendanco, particularly tho evening
LiBsions, and had tho worth of tho as
ifjmblv been no well known at tho
start as at the clone, tho tent accom
modations would not havo boon half
largo enough.
As n financial venture tho Chautau
quiAvaa notasuccoss, tho expenditures I for it.
said waterworks company, its associ
ates, successors or assigns and the
other by tho two arbitrators so ap
pointed. The thrco appraisers shall
then procojd to determine tho value of
said works, and In tho event thero be
ing no hydrant rental oxisting at tho
timo of said appraisment, the last ex-
stinrr contract shall bo included in the
estimated value of those still in exist
ence. Whon sold appraisers or a ma
jority of them by an agrcemont in
writing, shall havo comploted their
award, tho city shall pay to tho said
waterworks company, its associates,
successors or assigns in cash, the sum
so ascertained within three months
from the dato of said award and any
failuro on the part of tho city to pay
tho sum so ascertained in tho timo
aforesaid shall bo token and doomed to
bo a waiver on tho part of tho city of
its right to purchaso under said ap-
prolsomont."
Tho waterworks company by their
legal advice say that by tho vory act
of having tho plant appraised, the city
is dbliged to buy and to pay tho amount
named by tho appraisors. They baso
thoir claim on tho portion of tho ordi
nanco which says "Whon said apprais-
ors or a majority of them, by an
agrooment in writing, shall havo com
pleted their award, tho city shall pay
to tho said watorworks company, its
associates, successors or assigns, in
cash, tho sum so ascertained within
three months from tho dato of .said
award." Thoy say that the city has
already bought tho plant for tho ap
praised valuo of $85,021 and tho city is
indebted to tho company for said
amount nnd unless tho city pays such
amount, tho water company will suo
reaching $3,000 and the receipts $2,100,
leaving a deficit of $900, which, will bo
promptly and cheerfully paid by tho
body of men nnd womon who woro
willing to financially back tho enter
priso. Wo say tho deficit will bo choor
fully paid, und wo say it adrlBodly, for
of tho sevonty-fivn stockholders of tho
association we have yot to hear of ono
who is not outisficd with tho result;
und would bo satisfied evon though it
had been necessary to assess each
1 I 4 II I
snnrunoiuor uiu tun amount oi his or
her stock.
North Plutto has had nothing in tho
past that lins for a moment compared
with tho chautauqua as a developer of
bottor citizenship; that has had a ten
doncy to ralso tho standard of morality;
that has started in oacli who hoard tho
lecturos a train of thought which will re
sult in n deeper study of tho questions
which confront us as individuals und as
u nation; in fnct tho roal good which
will follow this initial Chautauqua as
sembly cannot bo over estimated.
That tho peoplo Wont moro of this
"good tiling" was ovidonced nt tho
closing session when ubout four hun
dred peoplo in tho nudiunce pledged to
purchaso season tickets next year.
Probnbly some mistakas were mado
by tho management, but thoy woro not
of great importance nnd whatcvor thoy
woro thoy will bo avoided next yoar.
and tho North Platto Chautauqua of
1910 will bo groator, grandor and moro
beniflcont in its results than oven the
successful ono which closed Sunday ov
oning.
Give the Public Your Views.
Whilo it is trim Unit when wo vote
for u enndiduto for ofllco wo repose in
him a confidence that is ovidonco of
our faith in his ability to fairly und
Tho peoplo will rely on that portion
of tho ordinanco which says "and any
failuro on the part of tho city to pay
tho sum so ascortained in tho timo afore
said, shall bo taken and deemed to bo a
waivor on tho part of the city of its
right to purchaso undor said apprais
ment." Thoy claim that by the very
act of failing to pay tho sum so ascer
tained, thoy do not havo to buy under
said appraisement.
Tho council will moct tomorrow evo-
ning to consider tho water question and
will hear from tho judiciary committee,
to which tho communication from Pres.
Hoffmastcr of tho Water Co, was
forred.
ro-
CERTAIN RESULTS.
Many
Knows
a north natte utizen
How Sure They Are.
Nothing uncortnin nbout the work of
Doan's Kidney Pills in North Platto.
Thero is plenty of positivo proof of this
in tho testimony of citizens. Such ov-
idenco should convince tho most skep
tical doubter. Read tho following
statement.
Mrs. J. T. Ilollenbeck, Dowoy St.,
North Platto, Nob., soyB: "During
tho past two or threo years I Buffered
from n dull grinding acho through the
small of my back directly over my kid
neys and in my limbs and on account
of it, I could hardly drug myself around,
In tho morning when I got up thoro
was an uxtrcmo soreness across tho
DsfiC
Destroyers
For
Potato Bugs
Cabbage Worms
s Chicken Lice
Ants
Fleas'
Flies.
Whatever the pest
we have the Remedy
Schiller & Co.,
1st door north First Natl. Bank.
Steol Ilolcombo, of Maxwell, spent
Sunduy .in town visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. L, Louden.
L. W. Maxtor, of Maxwell, came up
Friday night nnd spent Saturday trans
acting business and visiting tho Chau
tauqua.
Don't Covet Your Neighbor's House.
It's wrong besides there's no necessi
ty of vour wanting his house when wo
have
Plenty Homes
iudt as cood. Our list of houses sun
plies nil requirements and our prices
and terms nro always satisfactory.
Prices will bo higher but not lower.
Buy now.
Buchanan & Patterson,
Real Estate and Insurance.
UNCLE SAM TAKES
OFF HIS HAT
to nobody. We take oil ours to no
body oither whon it comes to offoring
tho finest carriages at reasosable prices,
Why not celebrate the country's birth
day with one of them. Como nnd have
a look at and a talk about it any wny,
A. M. Lock.
Bargains Every Day
-IN-
Pianos, Organs,
Furnituro, Stoves,
Sowing Machines, Bicycles,
Wagons, Buggies,
Harness, Saddles,
Guns, Rovolvcrs,
Watches, Clocks,
Everything you uso nt n low prico
ECHELBERRY'S
Second Hand Store.
Cornor Cth and Locust Streets.
Statement of the Condition
OP TIIK
MUTUAL BUILDING
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
of North l'latte, Nebraska, on the 30tli
day of Juiic, 1009.
ASSETS.
First mortgage loans 1.101 BOO 00
Stock loanH .. 4 loo oo
Cami o out) 23
Delinquent interval, premiums and
lines niv an
Expenses and taxes paid . ... 1 089 7U
Total $31t) 012 29
r.iAiiir.iTiKS.
Capital stock nalri ui ?2lHi POS 5'
ueservc mini ,. ii inw w
unuivmeu proms 8 uou us
Premiums unearned 4 414 01
Advance payments a bT8 W
Total $310 012 SSI
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR
TIIK YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1009.
HKCEll'TH.
Ilalancc on hand July 1, 1908 f 1172 23
Dues U7 xrr oo
Interest, premiums, and lines 2.1 .TO 3.1
i.oans rcpaiu il us'.i u:
Miscellaneous I'ees 21 7
Taxes and Insurance W Oil
Total
KXI'KNIUTimKS.
Loans
Kxnenscs
I. Stock redeemed
Taxes nnd Insurance
Cash on hand
...I0U 809 89
...$ PS 700 00
.... 1 310
.... (10 702 7
90
.... 9 000
Total JUKI R09
Stato of Nebraska. Lincoln county. ss.
1. Samuel t.ooieo. secretary or tho aliov
named Association, do solemnly swear that
tho foregoing statement of the condition
said Association Is truo and correct to tho
best or my knowledge nnd belief.
.sAMUt I, liiliiZEi:. recrotarv.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before tho this tit)
any or .July. nw.
UI.AHK iiuciianan, Notary l'ublli:
Viotoii VonOohtz. )
uiiAiuuiiii, Directors.
John F,
Lkstiiii Wai.ki:h
PRORATE NOTION.
In tho mntter of the estate of Asa
Lowe, deceased.
In tho county court of Lincoln Count v. Ne
urasita, ,111110 him, n"v.
nouco is noreny given, tutu tho creditors
of snld deceased will meet tho administrator
I of said estate. lieforo tho county Judge of
y
It is a Well Known Fact
that our bakery goods are not excelled
in Western Nobraska. Wo uso tho
best flour, tho bost ingredients of nil
kinds. Why nllow your wife to ovor
heat herself baking when you can buy
such excellent goods of us at such low
prices Try us.
ENTERPRISE BAKERY,
Mrs. Jennio Armstrong, Prop,
GO TO
P. M. SORENSON
Notice.
Nnllen 1 hnrehv iflvnti f lint on thn 20th day
of July. 1909, a special election will bo
held In tlto School District of the City or
North l'latto In thn County of Lincoln, In
the State of Nebraska, tho iiolllng places to
its follows: For that Mortlon of sa (i ins-
Hct north of the track of the t'nlon 1'nclllc
a lroad Comnany at the Iloso House in mo
bird Ward In tho City of North Platte. I,ln-
oln county, Nebraska: for that portion of
aid district south of tho track of tho I'nlon
nclllc Railroad Comnanv and west of Dewey
Ht. nnd Public Itoad No t. which Is a contln-
atlon of Dewey St. nt tho lloso House In tho
Second Ward of snld City ofNorMi Platto:
nnd for that portion of said District south of
tho track ot tho Union Paclllc llallrond Com-
an? and east of said Dowoy St. and rubllc
Itoad No. 0. tho same being a continuation ot
Dowoy St. at tho Hose House In tho First
Ward In the said city of North Platte,
At which said election tho following nrono-
Mtion will he submitted to tho voters of said
School District:
".Shall t in School District of tho C tv or
North Plntto, in tho County of Lincoln, in the
State of Nebrnskn. Issuo Its negotiable IkiihIs
In the sum of ilEooo. In denominations of
Sl.OOUonch, dated on tho Zddayjof August, lHW.
waring interest at tho rato ot live per cent
tier annum, tmvablo semi-annually, tirlnclual
no interest navah o at tho fiscal Agency or
tho State of Nebraska In tho City of New
York, and payable as follows, to-wlt: in
wentv rears from tho data thereof, but may
be nald at any tlmo after ten years from the
dato thereof, at the option or the Hoard or
Education of said School District.
Saul tmnds to bo Issued for tho tmrooso of
rectlnc and furnlshlntr one eluht-room
school bulldlnir In thn Second ward of thn
City of North Platto, Nebraska, on Itlock K0
In said ward, and ercctlmr and furntshtnir one
omul-room school imildlnitin tho Third ward
or tho City of North Platte, Nebraska, on
mock i n said ward.
ind shall tho Hoard of Education of tho
School District of tho City of North Platto In
the county or Lincoln. In thostatoor Nebras
ka. bo authorized to cause to lie levied nnd
collected a tax annually. In an amount sum
,.iM( fri li.v II... Itiltit.i,ut ni.f1 i.lnli.nl .f cnlit
bonus, as tne same mature, 1:1 audition to tlio
axes now author eu to 1k levied by law. on
all tho tirouertr within said School District."
The ballots to bo used at said election shall
nave printed tliereon!
rorlssulmrSI0.WW.0U or the lmnds of the
School District of tho City of North Plat to. In
tho County of Lincoln, in tho state ot No
braska, for tho purpose or erecting and fur
nlsliliiL' ono elir it-room school Iiiillillni' on
Hlock imj m tho Second Ward of tho City of
Forth Platte. Nebraska. In said District, and
erectltn; and ftirnlslilmr one elKht-room
school bulldlnir on lllock t'-'. In tho Third
Ward, in tho City of North P atte. with In
said District. Said IkjihIs to m negotiable in
form, and to boar Interest at tho rato of (Ivo
tier cent tier annum, nayab o semi-annually
principal and Interest payable at tho Fiscal
Auency of the State of Nebraska, In the City
of Now York, and which said lwnds shall lie
duo as follows: In twenty years from tho
dato tliercor, but may bo paid nt nny tlmo
after ten years from tho date thereof at thn
option of the Hoard of Kducatlon ot said
scnooi District Ann ror lovyinu and
collecting a tax annually, it, an amount sur
llclenttopay the Interest and principal of
said bonds, as tho same mature. In addition
to tne taxes now authorized to bo lorled by
law, on all property within tho said School
District."
Aira list Issulnir ? 10.000 of tho bonds o
tho 'School District of tho City of Nortl
Plattu 111 the County of Lincoln In thn
state or Nebraska, ror the puriHiso ot erect
lnjf nnd ftirulshlm? ono elKht-room school
bulldlnir on Hlock wo in tho Second W ard
of the City of North Platte. Nobraska. In
said District; and erecting and furnlshlmr
ono cinnt-room scnooi mnniine on mock f2(
in tho Third Ward In tho City of Nortl
Platto. Nebraska, within said District. Snld
bonds to bo nceotiablu In form nnd to bear
inteiest at tho rato or llvo oer cent ne
annum, nayablo semi-annually, nrlnclnal
and Interest pavablu at tho Fiscal Aeency of
inoniaioor ftourasita. in tne city or Now
York, and which said bonds snail bo duo
follows: In twenty years from tho dato
thereof but may bo paid at any tlmo aftur
ten years from tho dato thereof, nt Hi
option ot tho Hoard ot Education ot said
scnooi District. Ann ntrainst lovyiui; and col
lectin;.' a tax annually. In an amount sur
llclent to nay the Interest and tirlnclual of
sniu bonus as tney mature, in addition
tho taxes authorized to bo levied by law, on
all proiierty within said School District."
Thoso votltic In favor of said proposition
shall mark thotr ballots with an "." after tho
tiaracran i becinii nir For" lssului: tho 510.
tOO.OOot tholHjndsot tho School District of
tho city or North l'latto, in tho County ot
Lincoln. In the State of Nebrnskn.
Thoso votlmr ncnlnst said proposition, shnll
mnrk their ballots with nn "X" after tho
paragraph hculunlmr Acalnst" Issuing
Notice.
Ray Menzor will take notico that on
tho 19th day of June, 1909, P. II.
Sullivnn, a Justice of tho Penco in and
for Lincoln County, Nebraska, issued
nn order of attachment for tho sum of
00 in an action pending before him,
wherein Mrs. Vevn Stevens is plaintiff
nnd Ray Menzcr defendant, that pro
perty consisting of money in the hands
of tho Union Pncific Railroad Com
pany, a corporation, has been attached
under snld order.
Said cause was continued to tho 11th
dav of August, 1909, nt 10 o'clock A. M.
Dated North l'latto, Neb., JunoZUtn,
1909.
Mns. Veva Stevens. Plaintiff
OIlDKIt OK HEARING ON PETITION FOIl
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR
State of Nobraska, county of Lincoln, ss,
In tho County Court Juno 21th, 1909.
in tho matter of tho estato of I'redorlclc
Dleiil, deceased
n rendlnir nnd llllnir the iietltlon or Lowls
II. Dlehl nravltur that tho administration of
said estato may bo granted to Henry J.
Illener as administrator.
Ordered. That July 19. 1909. at H o'clock
, m.. Is assigned for hearing said iietltlon
when all persons Interested In said matter
may appear at a County Court to bo held In
and for sold County, and show cause why
tho prayer of petitioner should not bo
ranted. This notico to bo nub Ished for
six successive publications In tho North
Platto Tribune, prior to July 19th. 1909.
W. J. l-.I,l)K.lt,
J29-0 County Judge.
JIO.Ouo.OO of Ihu bonds of tho School District
or tho city or North l'latte. m tho County of
Lincoln in tho State or Nebraska."
said election to open at eight o'clock a. m
and coniinuu open until six o'clock p. m
control time, on said date.
Dated this 71 h day of July. 1909.
Hy order ot the Hoard of Education,
Fiiank E. llPl.l.Aiin, President,
A. F. STiieit.. Secretary.
Serial No. 01978.
NOTICE OF PUIILIOATION
JlKl'AHTMKNT OF TIIK INTKUIOU.
, United States Land Olllco.
At North Platte. Nebraska. May 21.1909.
rvoiico is iieronv uiven mat AL'nes v swi.t
land, of Maxwell, Nobraska, who, on Juno
8iii, iwi, mado homestead entry No. 2ou.'4
serial (. mi'is, ror southeast iiuartor. east
nan southwest iiuarior. southeast nuarte
northwest, nunrter nnd !lots 3. I r. (1 mi, I 7
Section ii. Township la is.. Kango 2H W.. litl
Prlnclual Meridian, has filed not leu of Intnn.
Hon to make llnnl llvo year proof, to establlsl
claim to tho land nlwvo described, before
mo register mid receiver, nt North Platte,
Nebrnskn. on the 21 day of July. 1909.
Clnlmuut names as witnesses: Charles
lienor, win iiemiy, i;nnric ivuhiis and Mm.
ireno nrown ull or siaxwen. Neb.
m-tl J . E. Evans. Register.
Serial No. (Mill.
NOTICE FOR PUIILIOATION.
Deiinrtmenl of the Interior.
II. S. Laud Olllco at North Platto. Nob,
May 21. lwxi
Notico Is hereby given that Kunort
Lincoln County. Nebraska, nt thn count
court room, In snld county, on thu loth day of
.nny, raw, ami on inn nun day or January
miu. at v o'ciocn a .m . enennav. ror t in nn
pose of presenting their claims for examlun
tlou, adjustment and nllownnce. Six mouths
aro allowed for creditors to nresent their
elalnis, and ono yenr for the administrator to
some said estate, troni tho l-th day of May,
1900. Til 3 notice to be nub shed for eleht
successive ls-.ties In tho North l'latto
Tribune a legal newspaper published lu Lin
coln County, Nebraska, prior to July loth,
IWJ.
J la-8 W O. Ki.PKH. County Judge.
FOR
small of my back and it would bo hours
honestly solvo all probloms that may before I could walk with any degree of WINDOW
como boforo him, yot in connection with freedom or Btand eroct. The kidney
controversy botweon tho city and tho secretions woro also vory annoying: on
yr atorworks company which has now account of their irregdlurity in passage.
reached un ncuto otage tho peoplo and About u year ago whon I was fooling
not tho council will aottlo tho question, vory mlsorablo, a friend advised mo to
It will be by a voto of tho peoplo try Doan's Kidnoy Pills nnd I procured
whothor new works aro erected, the I a bos at A, P. Strcltz's drug storo. In
prosont plnnt purchased, or a now f ran- a short time, after commencing their
chise given tho present company. A uso I improved and it was not long be
fore I was completely cured. I havo
since had no roturn of kidnoy trouble
For Salo by all Dealers. Prico 50
cents. Fostor-Milburn Co., New York
Solo Agents for tho United States,
Remember tho nntne Dooij'b and
tnko no other.
Furniture Repairing
AND CABINET WORK.
Also Woodturning.
SCREENS
.... A Specialty.
Shop 107 Enst Fifth.
Notice For Publication.
Jim Brown, first and real namo un
known, will tnko notico that on tho
14th day of June. 1909. P. II. Sullivan.-
Justico of tho Peace ot Lincoln County,
iseurasKa, issueu im order ot attach
ment for tho sum of $30.00 in an action
pending boforo him wherein Gust
GruchoH is plnintiff and Jim Brown,
first and real name unknown, is de
fendant, and that nroncrtv of tho aaid
Jim Brown, first and real name un
known, to wit, money in tho hands of
tho Union Pacilio Railroad Company,
havo boon attached under said order.
Said causu was cont hued to tho 11th
day of August, 1909, at 10 o'clock
A. M.
Sirrnod at North Platte. Nebraska.
this third day of July, 1909.
UUST UHUCHKS, Plaintiff.
cumpaign bf education is therefore
necessary: n presentation of facts and
not moro assertions as havo been mado
in tho past by radiculs on both sides;
and to this end Tha Tribune invitos tho
views, through thoso columns, of, thoso
who havo mado a study of tho prosont
Notice for Bids.
Notico is herobv iriven that sealed
bids will bo received up to six o'clock
p. m.. July 15th laoa, by the under
signed for tho erection of a framo
bcIiqoI houso, 10x20, ton foot ceiling,
cement block foundation, in school
District No 5, Hall precinct, Lincoln
county. Neb,, nbout seven miles north
east of North Platto. Plans nnd
specifications enn bo nuu ot tho un
dersigned, or may bo aeon at Tho Tri
bune olllco. Tho school board reserves
the right to rojecr. any or all bids,
Bv order of tho Board.
E. HunAitTT, Diroctor.
Notice
Andrew A. Bandstranrd will tnko
notico that on tho 23rd. day of June,
1909, P. H. Sullivan, a Justice of the
Peace in and for Lincoln county, Ne
braska, issued nn order of attachment
for tho sum of $0.00 in an action pend
ing before him, whero Harry Dixon is
Plaintiff and Andrew A. BnadBgaard
is Defendant. That property of tho
Defendant consisting of money in tho
hands of the Union Pacific Hail lload
Company, a Corporation, has .boon at
tached under said order.
Said cnuso was continuod to tho 12th,
day of August, 1909, nt Ten O'clock
A. M. Uarky Dixon.
Pchwalger ot North l'latto.-Nob.. who on May
ist. i-jus. niiuio Homestead lCntr.v No. wms.
Herlal No. mill, for west halt wnitheost
iiuartor. southwest quarter northeast iiuarte
southeast quarter northwest quarlcror set
tlou .'.lownshlpltl north, range 30 west of tl
sixth principal meridian, has Hied notice of
intention to make dual llvo year proof,
to estaoiish ciaiui to thu lumi aliovo (I esc r hum
boforo tho ltctrlster und Uecelvnr nt. Nortl
l'latle.Nehraska, on the 2lst day of July. lWfj.
maintain names as witnesses; Chris .ioiiiv
son. Krank Hood, Martin Hood and I. II
Klltliiv. a or North l'latto .Neb.
in25-l) J. K. Kvans. Iteglster
Notico for Publication.
Serial No.oaw7.
Departuientof tho Interior.
U. S- Land Olllco at North l'latto. Neb.
Juno a. 1IXW,
Notico is hereby given that Carl W. M
Drew, of North l'latte. Neb., who on Juno so.
1WI. mado Homestead Entrv Nn. 2055. Serin
No 0Sih7 for east halt and southwest nuartor
section 8. township 15. north, range S), west ot
the Htli principal meridian. lias tiled notlcuot
intention to make until live ycarproor, toes'
tabllsh claim to the laud aliovo described, lie
fore tho register and receiver at North l'latte
Neiirasko, on theUhday of August. 11KKI,
. Claimant names as witnesses: V. 11. Coml
. A. .Stearns, C. Max Mcdrew. Adoli:
Itiulolph all of North l'latte. Neb.
JS-U J. K. Kvans. Register.
NOTICE VOll 1'UIillICATION.
Serial No. OMnl.
Department of tho Interior,
V. S. Land Olllco at North l'latte. Neb.
Juno 21, 1WKI.
Notico Is herobv iriven that lhiL-h I., flaunt.
of North l'latto. Neb., who, on May L-0. 1W1,
made homestead entry No. IhttV.l. serial No.
050H for east half northeast tiuarter.and cast
nan southeast quarter, section if, townsnip
l!, north, rango HI, west, of tho sixth
I'rlncltial Meridian, has tiled notice of Inten
tion to mako final llvo year proof, to
establish claim to the land abovo described.
iieroro tho Kegistor and Iiccolvor at North
l'latte. Nebraska, nn the 2d dav of Ainust.
WW. x
Claimant names ns witnesses! William
Doobko. Ilonrv Doelike.. Jacob Merer.
George Macumber. all of North l'latte, Nob.
NOTIOB 1-on PUIILIOATION.
Serial No. 01UI8.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Olllco at North l'latto. Nob.
. , Juno 3. lDOU
Notico Is lmrohv iriven that. .Tnuetili W.
Klsher. of North l'latto. Neb., who. ou May
Nth, HKI4. made homestead entry No. liwui.
serial ho. wvib, ror south half northeast
quarter and north half southeast quarter
section 34. township 12, north, rango 30, west
of thoUth Principal Merldon. has Hied notico
of Intention to mako final llvo year proof, to
establish claim to the land above descrlbod,
lioforo tho Iteglster and Receiver at North
l'latte, Neb., on tho Sth day of August, 11W). .
Claimant names a witnesses. Ii'n.ii lllnlil.
James Shuck, Carl Sonnerman, Qua Diohl.
all of North L'latte. Neb.
Ja- J. E. EVANS.
Serial No. 01825.
Notico for Publication.
Dopartmontof the Interior,
U. S. Land Olllco at North l'latto. Nob.
. May y4th,
Notico Is herobv iriven tlint. .Ton W. .Ininna
of North l'latto. Nebraska, who. on Juno 20th,
i02. mado homestead entry No. 1U371. Serial
No. 0lt?25. for south hnlf sout heast, imnrler nhil
south half southwest quarter Section 8.
lownshlti 14. north. Knnire2H west, nf lm Slrtli
I'rlncltial Meridian has tiled tintlrn of I ntnn-
tlon to mako final five venr nroof In estnhllsli
claim to tho land abovo described, beforo tho
iteglster and Receiver at North l'latto.
Neb., on tho SSd day of July. 0l).
Claimant names as witnesses! IToraco
Hawkins. Mart Wtlpon nnd l'n.d Kni.nr nt
North l'latte. Neb., and John O. Mystrotn. of
.uaxweii, nou.
ui25-o J. E. EVANS. Register.
NOTIOEFOIt PUIILIOATION.
Serial No. 02103.
'Department of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Olllco at North l'latte. Neb.
. Juno'2. 1WJ.
Notico Is hereby given that Joseph W.
I' Isher. of North l'latte, Nob., who. on July 2,
1WH, made homestead entry No. U02UJ. sorlal
No. 02101). for bouth half southeast quarter
section i)4, township 12, N, rango 30, W. of tho
nth Principal Mcridan. has llled notico of in
tention to maku final llvo year proof, to
establish claim to tho land abovo described,
boforo tho Register and Receiver at North
l'latto. Nub. on thu 6th day of August. 1WH.
Claimant names as wltnssscs: Fred Dlehl,
James Shuck. Carl Sonnerman. Gus Dlehl,
all of North l'latte, Nob.
JS-4 J. E. Evans. Register.
NOTICE I 'OR I'UIILIOATION.
Serial No. twwm.
Department of tho Interior.
U S. Land Olllco at North l'latte. Neb,
Juno :i. 11HW,
INotlco Is hereby given that Charles II. John
son of (larlleld. Neb . who. on Juno 2S l'.iOl
mado homestead entry No. 20110. serial
No. MWI for south half and northeast
quarter of Section 26, Township 111 N.. Range
tl W.. of the Cth Principal Meridian, has llled
notico of Intention lo maliu final llvo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land aliovc
described, boforo the Iteglster and Receiver,
at North l'latte. Neb., on the Sth day ot
August I1W.
Claimant names as wltuossosi Abraham L.
Auble, of liarlleld. Neb.. V. R. Elliott, of
North l'latte, Neb., D. 1' .Meyers, Gus R'ltimp,
liothof liarlleld. Neb.
js-u J. E. Evans. Reelstor.
Estray Notice. .
Taken up on or about April Cth, 1909,
on section 23, town 12, range !10, by tho
undorsigncd who there resides, one
brown mare colt, about two years old,
Hinall, no brands. Owner can havo
same by proving property and payitiR
charges.
L, L. CMNKENBHARD.
North Platto, P. 0.
, , t NOTICE.
To tho somerset Land Svmllentn! Tim
southeast quarter section 21. townshln 10.
north, of rango 31, west, sixth l'. M the un
known owners of said tract. Alfred Itlnkn.
Georgo Cartor. .Marie Emma Chandler, execu
trix of tho estato of I). M. Chandler, defeated
.Marie Km ma Chandler. John Wllllnm Iirvu-
dale. Charles Elliott. John Lancaster. John
1 eason. Frederlcko Wllllnm Nimrrnv. Ed
ward. V Sims. George F. Truman. Sr..
II. Tvdcniah. llrst name unknown. Peter
Wallace. Robert Wallace, A. Willing,
first namo unknown. John Wothorsnoon.
Joby E. L. Ogduil. Mrs. Sarah Column. Wil
liam Anderson Mlllur, Ellsba E. Cushion and
James Ovens: You and each of your aro
hereby untitled that Destn. K. MW
of tho defendants in tho case of Somerset
Land Syndicate vs. I). K. MeConneii nnd
Edward E. Davis, neudlng In the district
court of Lincoln County. Nebraska, llled a
cross iietltlon lu said action asking for the
roreciosuro or a tax Hen held by her against
tho said southeast quarter section -i, town
ship 10, north, rangu 31, west, sixth I'. M.
under and by virtue of tax certlilente No
l;ts Issued to bor by thu treasurer of Lincoln
county, .MiurasKtt. on tho third day of No-
vc in tier. iiiu:i, and for all sn isennent tnte
paid by her. That tho amount claimed duo
on said tract of land Is 7fi.nl ami tho said
cross petitioner asks that said tract of land
no sold ror tho payment thoreor.
Vim and each (if you are reonlnwl to nn-
swersald cro.s petition on or boforo tho Uth
of August. 11KW.
Dkkta E. McConnkm.,
Ily Oeorgo E. Frouch, Her Atty.
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED
To overy pursou In actual possession
or occupancy of tho premises below
described and to Jennie M, Hlngston,
J, West Hlngston Trustee, and Romalno
James Kingston In whoso namo tho tltlo of
said promises appears of record In tho olllco
of tho Register of Deeds, In Lincoln County,
Nubraska. and to you and each of you aro
hereby notllled that on the Ith day of No
vember, 1U07, T. W. Nawman purchased at
public salo (certlllcato No. iMos) at tho County
Treasurer's olllco ot said county, the follow
ing described real estate, towit: lots sovon,
eight and nine (T. 8 and ) In hlock twenty (20)
in tho North l'latto Town Lot Company's
Addition to thu city of North l'latte. Ne
braska, for the d-Mtnquont taxes duo thoreou
for tho year iwi, for tho sum of $7s.M and on
tho '-1st day of September. IWS, paid the sub
sequent taxes assessed against said promise's
for tho year 1907 for tho bum of fcJ.lW and on
the 17th day of May. limy, paid tho subsequent
taxes assessed against said promises for tho
year lijis for the sum of SO.ttt; that tho tlmo
for redemption will expire on tho 4th dayof
.November. WJ. and If tho raid premises aro
& ri,(ltH"m,(! " th" 51,1 day of November,
hw. from saldta salo thu undersigned will
apply to thu County Treasurer for deed to
aid promises.
Dated this 7th day of Juno. 1!K19,
T. W. Nawman.
Referee's Sale.
ly ;vrtuoof an order of tho District Court
pf Lincoln County, Nobraska, madu on tho
itthdayot nune. li)3, ina partition suit thou
pending wherein Wllhomlha Rtepo Is plain
till and Henry Kleemoyor, Kleemeyer his
wife, first namo unknown, Casper Kleemeyer,
,V 'veemoyer ids wlfo first namo unknown,
(red Kleemeyer, Kleemeyer his wlfo first
namo unknown. Jetty Kleemeyer, Henry Mil
!Vr' Mf.1!J Dnlan, Mary Jones. Louis Miller.
Fred .Miller. William Miller. Shu Dtilan.
Jones, husband of Mary Jones first namo un
known. Fred Eehtonkamp, William Echten
kamp, Henry Eclitonkainp, Jetty Smith. Ed
(Multli. Laura Osiueyer, - Osmeyer her hus
band, llrst namo unknown, Etta Liitklnholder
ami nullum i.uiiiiniioiuer are llerendauts.
nun uirecieii to me, t.eorgo K, I ren'ch as
referee, I will on the 2nd dav of Auirust. 1U0.
at two o'clock p m. of said day, at tho east'
front door of the court house In nld i-nnntv
of Llucoln, sell to the highest bidder the
northwest quarter ot section thlrty-IWo (3$
and the southeast quarter of unction twcntyi
tour (xi all in township ton (10) N, of ramre
thlrtr-tlireo(;i) w. Bth p. m.. for cailm f
Geo. E. l'ttENCti, Itofotco.