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iL.i.M,airjto. S Maxwell Merchants Adopt Cash Plan.
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One Year, cub In advance. :'?'
Months, cash In advance 06 cw
Knterod at North Platte, Nebraska, Poatofflce
ai second Class matter.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1910.
The Hhoe makors of the country have
Rcrved notice that all classes of bIiocb
will bo advanced ten per cent between
now and next Christmas. As the shoo
trust is practically supremo you . might
as well nrenarc to take your mcdicino
without making a wry face.
C. 0. Whedon, of Lincoln, has
announced himself as a candidate for
United States senator in opposition to
Senator Durkctt. So far as has been
noticed Mr. Whedon's announcement
has not caused any furore in political
circles, and parenthetically it may be
added that outside of his coterie of
friends in the capital city, not much
will bo doing for Charley.
THE fact that Congressman Milch
cock and "Little Giant" Thompsoi
have announced themselves as demo- fi
cratic candidates for United States JJf
senator, it is evident mat uoionei ury
an has eliminated himself from the
contest. 'Tia well; the successor of
Senator Burkett will bo Senator Burkett
or some other equally good republican
We the undersigned business men and merchants of Maxwell, Lincoln county, Nebraska,
covenant and agree with each other to adopt the following rule in our various lines of business, viz:
On and After, February 15th, 1910, We Will
Sell for Casb, Note or Produce Only . . .
We request that all persons who are indebted to us shall make arrangements to settle all old ac
counts on or before said date. Wo are willing to do this in a satisfactory manner.
Wo are making this change for several excellent reasons and only after carefully considering
nil sides of the question. We believe it will be a distinct gain for our customers even more than
for ourselves. In a cash business nil losses on bad accounts from whatever cause are avoided, book
keeping and collection accounts are done away with, there is no possibility of disputes olid Wrangles
over accounts, the merchant always has reudy money to buy goods nt the lowest spot cash prices
and profit by all discounts for cash.
To moke up for these losses and various expenses we have been forced to charge enough for
our goods to cover them by the profits. Every store doing n credit business must do this or quit.
The people of this community want low prices, they want us to meet outside competition, to
which they must pay cash. We can do this on a cash basis, in fact, can guarantee you, at least a
good saving on your purchases. This change of policy does not mean a sacrifice of quality or
going back on the standard set ourselves. In every single item we shall give you better goods for
ir. uiu ou.uu jium, ui uiu suiiiu lunuu iui itoo wuciv liitiu nua uui uuuil mi uuvtiUUt; 111 JtHUU. 11113
at change, too, implies no question of, or reflection on any one's ability to pay what ho honestly owes
TS or his willingness. It simply gives us the means to servo our customers better. The generous
patronage you have given us we appreciate. We want you to continue it und wo shall make it
richly worth your while by, the much closer price and cash business will enable us to quote.
We will sell for cash, note or produce only. No credit account will be run with anyone after Feb-
the thousands who have been curedby
the United Doctora at their various
Institutes throughout the United
States. These sneciallsts have hun
dreds nnd thousands of testimonials
from cured rmtients on filo at their
offices. Any ono interested in any
particular disease's can secure names
of rmtients who were cured of that
disease by writintr to the United
Doctors at eithor Dmaha Institute.
These testimonials' aro from respon
sible nconlc of Nebraska and were triven
voluntarily out of the gratitude of
tneir hearts, so vou can believe im-
nlicitlv what thev tell vou.
it is tins wonaonui system 01 an
hbmc treatment that the United
Doctors are brlmzintt.to North Platto
on Monday Jan 24 and Tuesday Jan
25th.
If you are skeptical, write to the
United Doctors for the names nnd ad
dresses of patients whom they have
cured and voir will bo furnished with
as many as you may desire to investigate.
Kemcmuer the united Doctors will
bo hero but Two davs and whilo here
will receive patients at tho Pacific
Hotol. If vou are sick and sufferinc
and want to be mado well and happy,
call on the doctors when ho .comes to
North Platto on tho above dates.
Not all love Uncle Joe Cannon for
the manner in which he handles the
congressional reins, but we all must
admit that he is not n "quitter" nor a
coward. If the insurgents over suc
ceed in killing him off politically they
will know that they havo been in a
fight. He rcfusos to tako the advice
of his enemies and get out of politics;
and announces that he will bo a ennui
date for congress as long as people of
his district will elect him.
1
!
ruary 10, 1910.
W. H. Merrick & Co.,
J. W. Barbee,
J. W. Fetter,
Otto Schwanz,
Signed,
S. W. Clark & Son,
A. B. Davidson,
I. C. Clark',
Chas. Gregg,
M. Kuhns,
Ed Marr &. Co.,
F. E. Knapp,
W. II. Howoitcr.
13 22ft
Wm, Gregg,
C. S. Everley,
A. D. Jergensen,
On the grounds that as a woman Bhe
is not eligible, Mr. Quibble, the county
treasurer of Cherry county, refuses to
turn over .that office to Miss Gortrudo
Gordon, who was elected last fall. Tho
case has been taKcn to the supreme
court, where the rights of woman in
this direction will be fully outlined. To
say tho least Mr. Quibble is not gallant
nor is ho acquiescing gracefully to the
peoplo who elected Miss Gorden and
therefore wanted her to All the office.
President Vexed at Critics.
The Washington correspondent of
the Omaha Bee says:
It is no lonircr a sccrot that Presi
dent Taf t and his advisors havo bocomo
somowhat vexed at tho prevailing
character of criticism that is sweeping
the country, in and out of the' republi
can party, criticism that is aimed at the
Miss Stella Finney left on No. 11
yesterday for Julcsburg.
Honrv Kcatimr. of Omuhn. visited
with O. II. Thoeieko yesterday.
The Lutheran aid will moot at tho
parish houso Wednesday afternoon.
J. D. Wallaco is down from Oshkosh
for a few days visiting local friends. .
Fred McConnel. of Paxton, was
umong tho visitors in town yestordny.
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Miller of Lamer.
Nub., aro spending a few days in town.
Chas. Hill, a prominent merchant of
Gnndy, is transacting business in town
this weeK.
E. B. Laughlin, one of Sutherland's
most prosperous farmers was a city
visitor yesterday. .
Mrs. W. II.Turplo is contemplating
n trio to Texas in the near futuro
wlioro 'she will bo tho guest of her aunt
Mrs. liattio wauswortn.
Inwell Qualloy. who has been homo
from Grand Island durinc vacatisn. re
turned yesterday to compieto his
course in book-keeping.
Allan H. Noiman. assistant secre
tary of the Y. M. C. A., has resigned
unci will leave for his homo in Stan
bury, Mo. early in February.
Ladies', misses' and children's coats
(nil 1,444 4J , 4414lvin414 WI44V in MIIMUll Ul UIU 1 l I I a a. rtrx A 1 11 .
.n ,slniL n,n ., . i.i i ' and Jackots at 30 per cent loss than
i iT .. '.Itlin romilnr nrii'n nr. Tlin lliih'fl Hlrr
ing to establish between himself and
the leaders of tho party in the two
houses of congress and which must bo
established if, thoro Is to bo any forward
step during tho session that is now
under way.
his friends see it, loses sight of all the
fundamentals in tho existing state of
nuaira.
tho regular
Salo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilierton returned
to their home in Sterling on No. 11
yesterday after visiting two weeks
witn mr. wiiicrton's orotner nore.
For Sale.
Five JackB.-f rom two to sovenv years
old, and from 11 i to 10 hands nigh.
mi in . , , . , joiu, anuirom 114 to ju nanus nign,
Tho posit on taken by tho presldont will prlco them low, quality considered
,1,Lla nrliflnnM la It- v.n.. I.n 4 .. , .1 I w .4 , , ' 4 .
nnrrhia n,1i,!nk4ai la it v.n.. Kn 4 .. , .1
accurately sot forth in tho following re
view of tho situation:
It isn'.t n question of whether Presi
dent Taf t likes Senator. Aldrich and
Spoaker Cannon, and their associates
in congrcsB. or whether they liko him
or approve his politics. Ho might en
tertain for all of thorn a profound dis
like personally artd officially nnd yet, if
tho present session of congress is to do
anything to give tho country tho legis
lation it 1b demanding, ho must work
with these men ,nnd thoy must work
with him, Failure to do this would
bring tho present Bession of congress
to an inglorious enu on tno eve 01 a
political campaign, tho party pledges
unfulfilled, the president more or less
discredited with tno people and pave
tho way to election of democrats to the
houso In. November.
The democrats could ask for nothing
ncttertnan mat tno president listen
to tho advico of many of his well mean
ing but misguided friends all over the
country, and bring on a broach between
himself and. tho congress leaders. Such
a course would result in legislative
stagnation during tho remainder of tho
Sixty-first congress, continue the same
throughout tno sixty-second congress
under tho beneficent management of a
democratic house and bring tho Tuft
administration to n close, March 1,
mil), witn a recoru 01 notmng uone.
Lecal and Perxosal
Mrs. E. B. Chldick, of York, is visit
ing town lricnas tor a row days.
r ni -
Connor amino was a. passenger on
No. la bound for Sutherland yestorday.
Misa Ellen McCullough, of Maxwell,
was me guest ot iocai menus satur
tlay.
Elmer Hcreldcr of tho Rebhausen
Barber Shop left for Paxton on No. 13
yesterday.
Ladies' Tailored suits nt ono-thtrcl
less tho regular prico nt Tho Hub's
Hig .Sale.
Miss Lucy Brown came up from
Brady Friday and visited her parents
over ounuay,
Misses Loretta Murphy and Idnbell
Waldman, who are teaching In tho
Ilersliey schools, madu their weekly
visit to tins city oaturaay,
Miitt Mane Leonard, of Council
Bluffs who has been the guest of her
brother James for the past two weeks.
will' wive Thursday morning for
qhho.
MjHuUoy Spurrier who has, been tho
guJKif hr grandmother Mrs, Henry
i cHtp-iM oiner relatives since unrist'
mas mji-yesieruBy ror ner home on
th Bixtwjod,
Inquire of or address, R. L. Douglas,
UU7 lii. llth at., worui Platte, Neb.
Bignell News.
Fred Bartlott and wife of Kearney
nro visiting Mrs. linrtlett s parents.
, , . . Petor Burko nnd sons are buline
hay for Mr. McGuiro Ed Trembly
was down in Gnslin this week lookintr
up a farm to leaso .Jnko Rosen-
burg and sons put up ico last weeK.
Snyder & Houser nro also putting up
ico In ordor to Biipply their customers
with cool drinks during tho summers.
Ed Carflcld has placed his corn shelter
in Bert Houser's shop for rona rs. . . .
Jack Picknor. better known as "Texas
Jack," passed through Bignell Inst
week enrouto to Missourir.
NATURE TELLS YOU
As Many a North Platte Reader Knows
Too Well.
When tho kidneys nro sick,
Nature tells you ull about it.
The urine is nature's calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action:
Any urinary trouble tells of Kldnov
ills.
Doan's Kidnoy Pills euro all kidnev
ins.
II. C. Brooks, retired carpenter,
North Platto, Nub., says: "Early last
fall I had occasion to use Doan's Kid
nev Pills while sulturinc from severe.
piercing pains nnd stiffness through tho
small ot my iuick and iciunoyn and l ru
cciveu great benoiit. Tho Kidney secre
tions wero too lrcquent and painful in
passage nnu uiiiinir tno incut l was
obliged to got up muoy times on thm
account, i always lelt tired and
miserable nnd I was fnlling rapidly
when I got Doan's Kidnoy Pills at
A. F. Strcltz a drug store. Thev
helped mo from tho first nnd in u few
days I was becoming my old solf again.
I used two boxes of Donn'a Kidnoy
ruis nnu inoy ,curo me so completely
that I havo alnco felt well nnd Btronir.
I am glad to recommend tlio remedy
thnt restored my health,"
Fpr salo by ull denlera. Prico CO
cents. Foster-Millnirn Co.. liufl'a b
New York, solo agents for tho United
Stntes.
Remember tho name Donn's-und
take no othor.
Willi J Rcilflold, M 1) ,1 It MolCtraliau. M )
Drs. Redfield & McKIralian
Pksiciass and Surgeons.
All Call" Paomptiy Answered, Phones
612-CM4
Ofllca at P, and S, Hospital.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte. Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $130,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President,
E. F. SEEBEROER, Vicc-Prcsidenl,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vice-President,
F. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
WHO ARE THE
UNITEDJI0GT0RS7
Some Information about these
Great Specialists who will
be in North Platte on Jan
uary 24th and 25th.
Sinco the announcement has been
mndo in these columns that tho Cliiof
Consulting Physiclnh of tho United
Doctors, who have ono of their per
manent institutes located at 232 Ne
ville Block, corner of ICth nnd Harney
streets, Omaha, Neb., would pay a
short visit to tho Pacific hotel, North
Platte, on Monday. January 24th. and
Tuesday, January 25th, thTj question
has bepn many times asked; who nro
tho United Doctors und what do they
no j xne answer is this:
Tho United Doctors as tho name im
plies, is an association ot expert med
ical specialists who havo united to or
ganize u now School of Medicine; a
new and more scientific and positive
system of curing human ailments. For
centuries tho world' has boon full of
(lill'orent cults nnd isms of medicine.
Wo had tho old root and herb doctor
with his bitter potions, tho 'Alldpath
with calomel and uuinino in heroic
doses; tho Eclectic without his calomel
and tho Christian Scientist. Wo wore
doctored by heat, by Electricity, by
bntlis nt tno Hot Springs and iby a
multitude of men and methods. Homo
of tho patients woro cured, some died
who siiouui havo hcen cured, it was
impossible for tho ordinary person to
say which' method of treating diseases
was the best, and the physicians of tho
vnrious schools wero ho biased that
they could seo good only in ' their own
mothod; nil others wero necessarily
bad.
Evidently thoro is good in all of them
for they cured somo cases, also there
is bad in all for thoy all failed at times
nnd allowed misery to remain or death
to como where a euro should have been
affected.
A tremendous stride forward was
made when the association of United
Doctors was formed. Tho founders of
this association consisted of eminent
specialists from tho various schools of
practice. Eclectics, Homeopaths, AI;
lupnthu, Regular ami Irregulars, met
and agreed to drop their, prejudice and
form a how system of treatment which
would embrace nil tho good points of
tho old system and leave out the biuL
Tho results' of the- efforts of these
world-famous specialists of tho various
schools was tho wonderful system of
treatment now being used by the Unit-
eu uoctors. ah mis was not accom
plished in a day or a wool:, but has
taken yours of patient work by these
specialists In their great institutes jn
tho east; Homeopaths. Eclectics. Alio
paths, all working side by side, each
throwing away Ills old ideas when 10
was convinced there wns something
potter, until at lust out of the old
chaos and confusion camo tho now and
SOLID COMFORT
in our five cent cigar for thoso who
wish to enjoy a smoke thnt will givo
pleasure and gratification at low cost.
Our fine brands of cigars are tho acme
of fine flavor and quality.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
T S. TWINEM
V . Homeopathic Physician
nnd Surgeon.
Office: McDonald Bank Hulldinjr.
Phono 183.
A. J. Ames, M. f. Mario Amos. I.D
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
Ofilco: Over Stono Drug Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
GEO. B. DENT,
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
S&S, iu
D
11. L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician,
Rooms 7 and 8, McDonald
State Bank Building,
Phono 148.
WILCOX & HALMGAN,
Attornoys-nt-T,aw.
Ofilco over Schat Ciothintr
" Store. Phono 8
T.
C PATTERSON,
a t.torney-at-Law,
4
Office: Cor. Front & Dewiv
NEW
PRINCELY
YEAR'S GIFT,
of which your horso will bo iustly
proud, and yourself well pleasep, is a
now set of harness from Fink's. Tho
reputation of our harness for general
excellence steadily increases as the
years roll on, and the coming of 1910
will show marked improvements in
Btyle, finish and workmanship over
year past.
A. F, FINK'S
1'ROHATE NOTICE.
In tho matter of tho cstnto of Mnrv
England, Uocoaswl.
In tho County Court of Lincoln county, Ne
braska. Docnmbcr 18tli, 1U0U.
Notico if) liorouy ifiven. mat tuo creditors or
said deceased will meet tho Executor
I ot said estate, before tho Countr Judtro of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, at tho county
court room In said county, on tho 17th day of
January, 1010, and on tholutli day of July,
iviu, at u o Clock a. m. eacn day, ror tho put
poso of presenting tholrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
are allowed ror creditors to present tuoir
claims and ono year for tho Executor to
settle said estate, from tho 6th day of Novem
ber, 10U. This notlco to bo published In tho
Norm l'latto semi-weekly Tribuno ror edit
succosslvo Issues prior to January 17th, 1V10.
W. O. ELDER,
olfl-8 County Judge.
DR. ELMS,
o.
perfect system as it is now used by the
umieu uociors.
mi. 1 11 , ....
.me coat to tneso specialists was
great, not only In tho Inbor of forming
uiu new system 01 treatment, but also
f 1.1 IT L 1 1 ii ' .
in inu euort it cost tnem to ignore
their prejudices in favor of the various
schools in which thoy were originally
educated. But their record has been
great in health and happiness restored
to hundreds and thousands who wero
going to their graves in misery, pro
nounced incurable by tho old methods,
this wonderful new system of modi
cine has cured thousands of cases of
chronic diseases of tho liver, kidneys,
nuivco, Bum, nuart, lungs,. Dowels
uioimicn, inciuuing, rneumutism. par
alysis, neuralgia, appendicitis, gall
stones, piles, goitro, rupture, diseases
ol women and diseases of men, which
nau occn pronounced incurable by oth
una. J.H1111U, or l'apiiuon. JNeu., says
iour years ago sue had a nervous
breakdown, including rheumatism
stomach and bowel trouble. She go so
uuu mumoera 01 ner inmiiy had to sit
up with fier night after night, each
tuna expecting ner to die before morn
ing. Blio grew worso under trcntmont
from her homo doctor nnd finally a
surueon from another citv told hor ff
sho would be oporated on sho would bo
nolo to do her houso work tho next day.
Sho was operated on and tho re
sult of thnt operation confined hor to
hor bed for eight months. When sho
lett ner bed her neighbor took hor to
tho United Doctors ofilco at Omaha. In
six weoks from that time sho savs:
"I feel better than I havo in the past
three years. I eat well. lo mv own
work, sleep well and have not a
particle of pain. I feel liko a now
woman."
Louis Schultz. a prosperous farmer
llvinir on R. R. No. 2 Plnttsmntith
Nebr,, says; for twelve years ho had
been treating with his home doctors,
thoso in Council mum, In., and tho
best ones in St. Paul, Minn. Ho even
went clear to Hot Springs, Arkansas,
and took tho Hot baths at Lincoln, all
of which gnvo him no relief. "I went
to tho United Doctors. Thoy told mo
moro about myself ami disease in ten
minutes than all tho others put to
gether in all tho years before.
Now my stomach gives me no trouble.
I eat everything uud digest it per
fectly: my kidneys aro bettor and my
rheumatism is improving so rapidly in
this short timo that I am sure my re
covery will bo" cpmplote."
N. C, Carlson, of Wnusa, Neb.,
snys": "I am now as well as 1 ever
was in my life. When 1 commenced
treatment with you I was barely able
to walk, sucli was the pain I had. Now
after taking your treatment for Jive
months 1 enjoy perfect health."
Mrs. Alice Griswold of 1019 Fred
erick St.. Omaiia; Nob., say3 she had
appendicitis in very sovero form. She
did not beliovo sho could be cured
without a surgical oporation but took
tho United Doctors troatment with
little hope. After the first two or three
doBes sho began to feel bettor and in
less than a month was entirely cured
and hna hud no return of. tho trouble
since.
'llieso people wcro cured in their
own homes without a surgical opora
tion and thoy aro only a few out of
General Practice of
Medicine, Surgery
Together with his
Speciality, Eye, Ear. Nose
and Throat.
Your Glasses Carefully Fitted.
Office and residence 413 East Fifth St.,
In . . ...
on ground noor, no stairs to climb.
Phone 559.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
Phone 268
FOR ALL KINDS OF
flour, feed, Grain or Hay
Having recently purchased the
B. A. Wilson feed store at tho
corner of Sixth nnd Locust Sts.
I respectfully invito a share of
the patronage of tho public.
Prompt delivery.
J. R. RITNER.
W. A. Howard,
expert' PIANO
TUNER AND REPAIRER
fiorlal No. 0033.
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
Department ot tho Interior.
S. Land Ofilco at North l'latto. Nub.
Dcccth, 1W
Notice la hornhv trlvon that. William
II. Turnlo of North l'latto. Nob., who on July
0th. mado Homestead Entry No. 20311,
$crlal No. WS3. for north half southwest
quarter, north halt northeant quarter and
northwest quarter, section township 12
north, ranco 81 west of the sixth principal
meridian, ha&iiied notlco of Intention to
mako final flvo year proof, to establish claim
to tho land abovo described, before tho
Ileiristcr and Receiver at North l'latto. No-
braska. on tho 28th day of January. 1810,
Claimant-names as witnesses; Carl Ilroedor,
Hugh Pongcr. John Scharmann and Curtis
lllnman, all ot North l'latto. Neb.
d " K. Kvanb. KeirlHMtr.
Serial Nos. 01783-020U.1.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
II. 8. Land OIllco at North l'latto. Nob.
.Ian. 10th. 1010.
Notlco Is hcrobr cl ven that Sarah Ostcrlinut.
of North l'latto, Nebraska, who, on Juno
1st, lvui, mado homestead on try No. 1WA,.
Serial No. OlHftJ, for vast half southwest quar
ter and south half southeast nuartnr. nnd nn
.1 uno at h. 11X11, mado II E. No. 20 1W, Sorlal
iso. uvwj. ror north liair. west half southwest
quarter, and north half southeast quarter,
section 14, -Township 1A, north, KatiL'o 2U west
of tho Sixth Principal Meridian has filed
notlco of intention to mako final flvo year
S roof to establish claim to tho land abovo
escribed, boforo tho Iteelstor und liccolvcr
at North l'latto. Neb., on tho loth day ot
March 1010.
Claimant names as witnesses: fioorjo
Moron, of Myrtlo, Nob., Willis Combs. William
l'lttman and Garfield Uuthorlcss, all of
North l'latto. Nob.
jii-o J. K. KVANB. iteglstcr.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Sorlal No. 01223
II. G. 21210 Jt
Dopartmentof tho Interior'
United States Land Ollli-o
North l'latto. Nubrask.i,
DecemlKT-ll, mow.
A NUlllclcut contest aflUlavlt having been
filed In this otllco by Jacob L. Harden,
contestant, ntralnst homestead Entry,
No. S121U mado May 20. W05. for SK'i,
Sec 12. Township 12. N. HaiiKoSI W. of tho tlth
l'.'Merldlan. by Las Nellson Con test tco. In
which It Is aliened that said Las Nellson
has uovor established his residence on said
tract; that ho has abandoned said tract for
moro than six months last past and has
failed to cultlvato or lmprovo said tract
Said parties aro horoby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said al
legation at 10 o'clock n. in. nn I'lininrv II.
lUlo. boforo tho ltotflster and Receiver at tl.e
iiuiteo tnai
Nebraska.
Thusald contostantliavlnir, Inaproperallt
davit filed sot forth facts which show that
after duo dlllcvncd personal sorvlco of this
notlco cannot bo madp, It Is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by duo
and proper publication.
W. II. 0. WooniiunsT,
1 170 Uecolvor.
All work guaranteed. Best
of references. Country orders united mates i-ami oiiico in North l'latt!.,
receive prompt attention.
Residence 602 west Fifth St.,
North Platte, rhone 627.
Please leave orders at New
ton's Book Store, phone 261.
Notice for Publication.
- Sorlal No. 0lfi"3.
Department of tho Interior.
U. S. Land OIllco at North Platte. Neb.
...... , December, 18th. 1009.
Notlco Is herobv clven t hnt. Ilmil.il W li-im.
knl, of North l'latto. Neb., who on February
llth. 11)03. mado llomt'Ktnnd T'liti-v Nn kiwi
Serial No. 01H03, for west half southwest
quarter, southwest quarter northwest quar
ter aim lot i. section 1. township 11, north,
range 31. west ot thn flth nrlnclnnl mu.lHInn
has filed notlco of intention to make finai
fivo year proof, to establish claim to the
land abovo described, Itcforo tho resistor
aitd receiver at North Platto, Nebraska, on
thoixth day of I'eburary, ll'lfi. 0,1
Claimant nntnnM 19 wlinnuu.uit 1,
Powers and Q rant Tibbies, both of North
Platte, Neb., and Join. Pulls and P. H 1 ,ir-
mood both of Bornorsot, Nib.
You Needn't Mind the Storm
even if you have calla to make or
shopping that must bo dono. Call up
this livery stable and order a carriage
to help you fulll.ll your duty. Then
you can call or shop as long as you
want to in both comfort and style. You
OltDRH OP IIKAHINH ON PETITION FOR
APPOINTMENT OK ADMINISTRATOR.
Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
In tho County Court December S7tli, l0.
In tho mattor of thn pstm nf T.ii.r. ,1 11...
tor. decoasod. On reading and filing the' petit
ion of Joseph J. Hupfer and Charles ft. llup-
iD4. 410111141 wv uiu nuministraiion or said
ostato may bo granted to Henry 0. Hupfer
as administrator.
Ordered. That January 18th 1010, ot 2
0 clock p. in ., Is assigned for hearing said pe
tition, when all persons l!itnti.tpi m e.di
" ,,w T "", v V D,VJ,C' ,iuu manor may appoarat a county court to To
como back untired and with dry shoes hold in and for said county, and show causS
win uKiria.
charge for
i . v m 1 inn tur.ii I'lniiii Nnmi.wnn .in
n. 1VI. L.linHT. I ICIiai UUWSDSDCr nUIHISIlpH 111 nl.l mnl,.
V;; :. "'J B"uco " 44 Di wuuiuy, aim snow cause
Well worth our moderate ,wJi,,ll?pW,,orof,potlt,Pu should not u
tho carriatro isn't ItV cranted. This order to bo published for six
iiiacainngo isn t itr buccewlvo Issues prior to January IRth. 1U10
m -w-- 11. J, K.I,UE1I. UOliniV J1K147P1