Nebraska Newspapers

    Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor afid FablUker.
"Beverly of Graaitark."
Tho Kansas City Star Bneaklng of
"Beverly" which comes to tho Keith
next Monday evening has this to say:
"Boveily of Graustark" tells tho
stnrv of an American tnrl who has as
Articles of Incorporation.
ARTICLE I.
The name and stylo of this corpora
tion shall bo the Ginn, White & Schatz
Co.
ARTICLE II.
The principal place of business of
h a coroorauon snail . oo ui iNorm
Odo
veS?nidnco nATES' nn in1 end the ruling princess p,atte LfncoIn County Nebraska.
Year, casn in aavanco., v?-r:i t i -re.. I ' r. tit
Mini6. ., In A.ani.a A6 Ctfl nf on Irlnnl ntntn In hnr effort tO I ARTICLE III.
reach her friend she is stranded by a This corporation iw orgamzcu ior tno
band who have been expelled from a Pf-g.
neighboring but hostile people. Among North Platte, Nebraska,
tiinm (a flirt nv linn Prlnen Donton. who ARTICLE IV
masquerades aa 'Baldos, tho Mountain- Tho authorized capital stock of this
cernnd whose love carries him through gr, Svl&tato SoiSS
many hard and ticklish places. In tho ona hundred dollars each. No stock to
Entored at North Platte. Nebraska, rostofiice
la second class matter.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1910.
W. J. Bryan writes of his Cuban trip on(j tho problem Ib solved and Baldos
to tho Commoner and tells of his visit resumes his proper place as Prince
to San Juan hill, "on which so many Danton and claims tho girl ho loves,
reputations wero won," and expresses "xho company is excellent. Miss
surpriso nt tho diminutive appearance Gertrude Fowler, as tho American
of a neighboring hill which Colonel giri who Is perforce compelled to
Roosevelt charged, and Is again BUr- assume the rolo of tho Princess, re
prised that "bo much charging could vealcd a flno artistic quality that was 800ner dj88olved according to law.
have been done on so small an eml- moro than equal to tho demand made article vi.
nence." Colonel Bryan brought away upon It. Hattio Carmontelle as Aunt This corporation shall have a corpor-
from San Juan as nsouvcnlrof his visit Fanny gave another of her Inimitable ffi SftrflSpri
nn Iron ramrod, which ho is trying to In- sketches of the Southern mammy. 0f business.
vest with a "breathless Interest," by Ao tho Princess Yetive, Miss Edith article vii.
Imagining that it fell from tho rifle of Shayno revealed true dramatic quality. The president and secretary ot thm
tho nameless Spaniard "who won re- Raymond Wh taker was sufficiently 2:
bo Issued until fully paid for; provided
that thlB corporation may commenco
business when twenty-ono thousand
dollars of tho capital stock has been
subscribed and fully paid for
article v.
This corporotion shall commenco bus
iness on the 6th day of January, 1910,
nml shall cont nue twenty years unless
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
HOSPITAL.
A Modern Institution for
the treatment of Medical
and Surgical Cases. Grad
uate Nursing. Physician
in attendance day or night
Special accommodations
for confinement case.
721-23 North Locuv ct.
Telephone No. 642.
Wills J Rcdlield, MP .IB McKIralian. M D
DR. ELMS, Drs. Redfield & McKIralian
Phsicians and Surgeons.
Phones
General Practlco of
Medicine, Surgery
Together with his
Specialty, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
Your Glasses Carefully Fitted.
Ofllco and resldenco 413 East Fifth St.,
on grouna noor, no stairs to climb.
North Platte,
Phono 559.
that on tliu -Hli day of January, 1010. Aueunto
Schlapp. the plaintiff In this cauBo.fllodl
Nebraska.
HERSHEY
Residence Lots $50 to $100; $5 down,
$2 per month.
Business Lots $150.
Fivo acre tracts $150 per acre.
1G0 acres adjoining Ilorshey on east
4 - - . . . - i ! npniiini nv n n iihhii anv uiiiiuiiiuo ui i . . - -
nown by falling before tho Rough Rid- romantic as Prince Danton, the ,j tato, to Blgn and release mort- 7. improved,
ers' unerring aim." The colonel's jokes fcl the busl-l TnS adj0i"lnB HorShey
and quips aro delightful of course
I Ulllvl IIUWV tuivo yvc.u cm urt.nviivij
OUtnii,,,i Thn nlnu In bnniiflfnllv at n trod
If there is one person in tho United nnd tho large audience, apathetic at
States who should novor mention Cuba first, were stirred to real enthusiasm
It is W. J Bryan. Tho old company and gr the unfolding the story Bever
regimental oflicers of the Third Nebros- interesting and wholesome play and
ka are scattered. The brave, generous oueht to bo popular during its en-
loyal Vlfqualn, who took the regiment gagemcnt
Colonel Bryan, is
to Cuba instead of
dead and gone. And San Juan hill was
a joko and Colonel Roosovolt's chargo a
burlesque these ten or a dozen years
after. Colonel Bryan was taken at his
word when ho resigned at Jacksonville,
making tho plea that his presence was
needed at Washington "to save the
country." Ho ought to bo willing to let
It rest at that. Playing tho rolo of, n
historical humorist may bo damaging
to his reputation. Kearney Hub.
Senator Burkett introduced Wednes
day an ampnded form of his bill pro
viding for federal inspection of locomo
( tlvo boilers. Tho amended bill provides
for an inspection gonoral to bo ap
pointed by tho president, and local In
spectors will bo appointed by tho
secretary of commcrco and labor.
Tho bill provides for ono Inspection
annually, an internal and external
personal examination and hydrostatic
test of boilers, also that moro frequent
examinations may bo made if neces
sary, though It also provides that
whero engines aro doing lighter work
they may bo exempted from tho an
nual test. Tho railroad companies are
required to make monthly examina
tions and report of their engine boilers,
giving their findings as to tho condi
tion of tho locomotive and all repairs
made.
MONKEYS IN BATTLE.
Thty Fight Undir Leaders and Roll
Stonea on Enomies.
Aesop'H npe. It will lie remembered,
wept on passing through u human
graveyard, overcome with huitow for
Its dead ancestors, mid Unit all mon
keys are willing oiioukIi to be more
like us than they are they xlmw by
their mimicry.
An old authority tells that the easiest
way to capture apes Is for tho hunter
to protond to shave himself, then to
wash his face, lit I tho basin with a sort
of birdlime nnd leave It for the apes
to blind thoniKolvt. If tho CIiIiichc
atory Is to ho believed tho Imitative
crazo Is even more( fatal In another
way, for If you shoot one monkey of
a band with n poisoned arrow Itn neigh
bor, Jenlous of so unusual a decoratlou,
will snatch the arrow from It and stab
Itself, only to bavo It torn away by a
third, until In succession the whole
troop has committed suicide.
In their wild llfo baboons as well as
many varieties of the monkey tribe
undoubtedly submit to tho authority of
recognized leaders. There Is co-opera-Hon
between them to tho oxtcnt that
ncss ot tnis corporation.
ARTICLE VIII.
The corporate powers of this corpor
ation shall lo vested in a board of di
rectors, three in number, who shall bo
elected at tho annunl meeting from
among tho stockholders of this corpor
ation: provided, that the first board of
directors shall hold office until tho an
nunl meeting in January, 1911. A ma
jority shall constitute a quorum for tiro
transaction of business. The board
shall have power to fill any vacancy
that may occur in said board until tho
following annunl meeting.
ARTICLE IX
Tho officers of this corporation shall
consist of a president, vice president,
secretary, trensurer and general man
ager, njectoa aunuany by tno noaru oi
directors whoso duties shall be defined
by tho by-laws of the corporation, pro
vided, that the office of secretary,
treasurer and general manager may be
held by ono person.
ARTICLE X.
Tho annual meeting of this corpora
tion shall bo hold on tho first Monday
of each year beginning in January,
1911, at which mooting tho officers of
tho corporation shall present a witton
report, giving a full, clear and nccur
ato statement of the affairs of this cor
poration. ARTICLE XI
Tho indebtedness of this corporation
shall not at any timo exceed in amount
two-thirds of tho actual paid up cap
ital stock.
ARTICLE XII.
Tho Board of Directors shall have
power to establish and amend from
timo to time all necessary by-laws, pro
viding for tho management and con-
on
the
sout at $G0.
G. W. BROWN & SON.
A QUESTION OF NLCCESSITV.
A good horse costs anywhere from
$150 to $500. We will sell vou a good
warm blanket for $1.75 to $5.00. Isn't
It much the best plan to invest in the
blanket and save in the cost of horse'
flesli by preventing colds or pneumonia
with the resultant veterinary's and
druggist's charges? Our lino of blan
kets and horse goods generally is very
complete. Like to seo it!
A. F, FINK?S
Guardian Sale.
Notice is hereby given that under
and bv virtue of a license issued to me
.l.,.f f V, Kiiolnnoa nf thn Knrnnrntlnn bV tho Hon. II. M. GnmeS, JUdgO 01
i.-.. n..i.inn i ,.,nv ni,n win fo in ii.Mninnnn with thn Inw nntl thn nnr- tho 'lhirteenth Judicial district in XMe-
wuu uHub vvimv "7 M" "7?--"" on the 3d day of January. 1910.
to wo uoip or nnuiucr u,i:u , " v , Anna R. Jensen. Guardian of Anna
Passed. .,.. Jennotto Gaunt, a minor, will offer for
In rocky pround they roll down stones Artldpn mnv ho amended at sale at public auction, at tho east front
Tho Federation of Nebraska Retailors
will hold its fourth annual meeting In
Omaha, March 8, 9 and 10. Moro than
2,000 merchants have boon invited to
attend tho meetings, whether members
or not, and a campaign is being waged
to raise tho membership to that num
ber. Coming at a timo when tho "high
cost of living" is tho topic discussed
by almost ovory consumer, tho Federa
tion of Nebraska Retailers intend to
dovoto much timo to problems which
tend to increaso tho prico which tho re
tailor must exact in order to moko oven
a small profit. Co-oporatlvo plans of
handling produce, credit systems which
eliminato bad accounts, und legislation
which will benefit tho general merchant
aro among tho topics most prominent
on tho thrco days' program.
upon their enemies, nuu wood uiuu.b annunl Qr du, cHled ,al mcot.
n raid, m on nn orchard which they be- m of stockholders by a majority
II0VO to DO guarucu, me uuuuu i tuu
ducted on an organized plan, sentries
being posted and scouts thrown out,
which gradually feel their way forward
to make miro that the coast Is clear,
whllo tho main body remnhiB m con-i
ceolmcnt behind until told that tho road
Is open.
From tho fact that tho sentries stny
voto of tho stock holders present,
In witness whereof, the undersigned
have hereunto sot their hands this 5th
day of January, A. D., 1910.
Fred R. Ginn.
Arthur P. White
Albert A. Schatz.
The Stato of Nebraska, County of
Lincoln, ss:
On this 5th any ot January, a. u
door of tho court house in North Platte,
Nebraska, on the 23rd day of February,
1910, at tho hour of two o clock p. m
SETTLEMENT.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, a.s.
in uio uoumy uourt.
Ill thn muftnr nf tlin nstntn .if TlmmAu T
Liiiiuuiimuirj, deceased.
TO tllO firpdltnm. Itntr nnrl lit intra Intnrnatnrl
In tho estate ot Thomas J. Llndcnmutli,
iUKo noiico. inat, ,ionn u. unuenmutli.
lias (lied In tlin rnnnt.v cnurt n rnuiri
of. Ills (lolnirs as administrator of
said cstato and It Is ordered that tho
samo stand for hoarlnir tho 21st day of
February , A. I). 1UI0, boforo tlio court
at tho hour of 2 o'clock, p. ni at which time
any person Interested may appear and except
to andconto.it tho samo. And notlco of this
proceeding Is ordered given by publication
In tho North l'latto Semi-Weekly Tribune
for Six NUCCC.snlvn Insllna nrlnr In Kiilirimrv
21t, 1010.
W itness my hand and thn snal nf thn i-min-
ty court at orth l'latto this OTth day of
January A. J). 1V10.
j-T-o w o. ELDER. County .ludgo.
NOTICE.
Anson II. Knox. Anna W. Knnx.MnrvlvnnT
Stovons. Justls M. Stovens and Hannah II,
Knox, (lefendants. will tako notlco that on
tho 21st day of January, 1910, Samuel P. Knox,
tho plalntlir herMn, filed his petition In tho
district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
gainst said defendants, tho object and pray
er of which aro to obtain a decree that Sam-
utii in iviiua. uurmif ins inn iime. neiu uuc
to tho following described land, to-wlt: Tho
west half of Section 1.1. Township 11, Rango
2. In Lincoln county. Nebraska. In trust for
tho plalntlir herein. Pamuol P. Knox, to have
said trust established and to requlro tho de
fendants ami each nf them, ns tho heirs and
devisees of Samuel M. Knox, deceased, to oxo
cute said trust by convoying to plalntlir hero
in by good and siilllclent deed of conveyance
thn laud above described and f n itxcliifln tlin
defendants and each of them from any Inter
est, claim or demand in and to haul lands
above dcscrllmd. or any part thereof, and for
such other relief as Justice and equity may
require in no premises.
You aro reuulred to answer said netltlnn nn
or boforo Monday, tho 7th day 'of March.
1VIU
Dated .7aniary21st. 11)10.
, SAMUEL P. KNOX.
J2jI By Wilcox & Ilalllgan, his Attorneys.
NOTIOE TO CREDITORS.
In tho matter of tho estate of Samuel E.
Uclchor. deceased.
in tho county court or Lincoln Cnuntv. Nn
braska, January 21th, 1010.
Notlco Is hereby given, that tho creditors
of said deceased will moot tho executors
of said cstato, boforo tho County Judgo of
Lincoln cnuntv. Nebraska, nt thn nniinlr
court room. In said cnunty, on the 22nd day of
1010, at U o'clock a. m, each day, for tho pur
pose oi presenting incir c.aims tor examina
tion, adjustment and allowance Six months
aro allowed for creditors to nrnstnfc tlinlr
claims, nnd ono year for tho executors to
sottlo saiu cstato from tho 13th day or Jan
uary. 1010. This notlco to bo published for
eight successive Issues In tho North l'latto
Semi-weekly Ttibuno prior to Fobruary 22ud,
1V1U.
J 29-1 W. C. Emikh. County Judgo.
NOTICE.
LIzzlo.T. nichoy and William Richer will
taU o notlco that nn tho 17th day of November,
11)09. Laura E. I'ortor. plaintiff heroin, Died
hor petition In tho district court ot Lincoln
county. Nebraska, against said defendants.
lmDlcadeU with ltoDort Wilson. Jr.. and Far
mers' Bank of Chester. Thayer county No-
orasua, tno ODject anu prayor or wnich po
tion aro for a decree adjudging that an aflt
davlt for service by publication mado by
James M. Ray. attornoy for tho plaintiff, on
tno out uay ot Aiay, law, in an action then
ponding In tho district court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, to forecloso a mortgaco
on tho west half ot the southeast quarter
anu tno oast uau or tno southwest quarter
All Calls Promptly Answered.
612-G44
Office at P. and S. Hospital.
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant.
To Robert E. Wilson, James McOolllster,
lmM W. n finer. Josnnli W. Adklni and Out
A, Bchleyor, Trustees, non rceident defend
ants: ... . ' ,
You anu eacu ot you are ncreiiy noiiueu
her
petition In tlio district court I or Lincoln
county, Nebraska, against you and each ot
you, thu object and prayor on which Is to
foreclose a certain mortgago executed by tho
dofendatit Robert E. Wilson, to tho plaintiff
nn tlin nut, ilar nf ftpcombor. llKXl. for tho turn
of $15,000-00 upon tho property described a
follows, sltuato In the county of Lincoln and
stato of Nebraska, to-wlt! .
Thofouth half (S4) of Bcctlon 33. township
10. north, rango 3i, west of tho sixth principal
meridian: north half (N H) of section 6. town
ship 14, north, rango .11, west of tho sixth prin
cipal meridian: north halt (N M) of section
fti, township 1 north, range 31 west of tho
Hlxth principal meridian, and tho said
twonty-fivo acres or Nam section norotorore
redeemed: south half (8 Yt) ot section 5, town
ship It, north, rango 31, west of tho Sixth
irlnoipal tuoriuian: an or section -v, townsnip
nib. north.
rango :il. west ot thoSlxth principal tnorldtan;
tirli
15, north, rango 81 west of tho Sixth principal
meridian: allot section 21, townslil;
west half of northeast uuartor (W '.4 of NE U)
southeast quarter of northwest quarter (HE ',(
of NW M) and thn northoast quarter of south
west quarter (NE H of BWM) of section 28,
township IS, range 31, west of tho Sixth prin
cipal meridian, and thu south halt ot tho
southwest quarter 8K of SW H) and west
half of southeast quarter (WH ot HE k)of
section township 15, north, rango 31, west
ot the Sixth principal meridian: and south
half ot northeast quarter (S H of N EM) and
lots 1 and 2 of section 4, township 14. north,
rango 31, west of thoSlxth principal morldlan;
all of section 0, township 15, north, rango 31
"westot thoSlxth principal morldlan.
That there Is duo plaintiff upon said
mortgage Hen tho sum ot S15.000.00 with In
terest thereon at (J per cont per annum from
uecembor7, lvw. Said mortgago was g'ven
to securo a promissory nnto of ovon data
with said mortgago In tho sum of 815000 with
Interest thereon at I per cont por annum
from December 31, 100U. TI.o plaintiff also
asks to have tlio mortgage executed by the
dotendant James McColllstcr to tho dofondant
James K Casoy, under aud by tho namo of J,
E. Cahor for tho 'sum of $2000 on tho 18th day
of Dccerabor, 1008. and recorded In book 38 of
mortgages at page 320 In the County Clerk's
olllco of Lincoln County, Nebraska, decreed
to bo a second Hen upon said premises, and
that tho rights, claims, Interests and equity
ot redemption ot each and all of said de
fendants bo barred. That tho claim otaald
defendants Joseph W. Adktns and Ous. A.
Schloyor.as Trustees for the genoral creditors
ot the defendant James McColllstor under
tho trust deed executed on tho 1st day of
March, 1909. ami recorded In book ll-l of
deeds at pago 377 on tho 18th day of Decem
ber, looo, bo decreed to be Inferior and subse
quent to tho claims ot tho plaintiff and
plaintiff prays for a decreo ot foreclosure
of said mortgago Men and attornoy feos and
costs of butt, and that defendants bo re
quired to pay said sums within twenty days
from tho decreo to bo entered In this cause,
and In dofault of such payment that said
promises bo sold to pay tho amount found
duo tho plaintiff with Interest and plaintiff's
attornoy fees and costs, and that plaintiff's
mortgago bo allrstllon upon said premises.
and that each and all of said dofondants bo
foreclosed ot all equttrof redemption In and
to said promises and for such other relief as
may bo Just and equitable
you aro required to answer said potltlon on
ir or fliarcu. iuiu.
Dated this 25th day of
at
or boforo tho 7th dav of March. 101'
January, iu
North l'latto, Hooraeua.
Augusts Soulapp,
Tly Iloagland & Hoagland and D. P. Mlllor
hor Attorneys.
Change of Road No. 216.
To all whom it may concern:
Tho commissioners appointed for the
purpose of making a change in road
No. 21G at Ingham, Neb.
Commencing at a point about 80 feet
easterly of station 1G of said Road 216
in section 29, township 9 north, rango
20 west of tho 6th P. M. running
thence northeasterly on tho
on tho present
crossine of tho B. & M. R. R. track to
tho interest and estate of tho said of Section 5. Township lo.ltango 32. in Lincoln a point about 80 feet easterly of sta
Anna Jennotto Gaunt in the following I KuSv5?.rt.!TS2I? 1 MiWJKE' Uon 17 of said road, thenco northwest-
Innnilrinil nn nofnf n T r nrl r I r t H t r I .i . ... l.iiini .1 t i . i . I tr ni nnif tri Vi afntiAn 17 f nniri
(3) in block ono hundred and fifty seven apdWm iatchoyet.ai.woro dofondants. and road, nnd we also petition that that part
il. KTit. ni.u. t I Hind I n said court and sworn to nn until ilntn I i i. i.i
. lion in uio city ot inutui x-mtiu, inu- ,-. "Tiio iniii i.m.. m w.q h,,i,. o,i iAI oi rouu ino. jio iyhik outween stuuons
' 1 1: i... o!.i i ...:n i. i ,i i ." -.- uu.j .u i , i m l.. :..r .
posted throughout the raid, getting for 1910, before mo, a notary public, in und
themselves no suoro or mo piunucr, u
haB been assumed that thero must be
somo Bort of division of the proceeds
afterward. Man, again, has been dif
ferentiated from all other creatures as
bolne a tool using nnlmnl. but more
for said County of Lincoln and State of
Nebraska, personally appeared, Fred
R. Ginn, Arthur P. White, and Albert
A. Schatz, to mo personally known to
bo tho identical persons whoso names
nro attached to tho forerrointr instru
ment and severally acknowledged tho
than ono kind of monkey takes a stono Bamo t0 ue their voluntary act and deed
in Us hand and with It breaks the nuts
which nro too hard to bo cracked with
tho teeth. London Globe.
If un organized effort is now undor
way among tho democrats to deprive
Mr. Bryan of his national leadership,
it is only the Inevitable outcome of his
declaration on county option. Boforo
ho took a stand on that question he had
been dismissed as a further presiden
tial possibility by the members of his
party at Washington. Ills present atti
tudo makes it appear settled that ho
can no longor bo looked upon as u safo
leader und ho will bo ignored according
ly. All this means that Mr. Bryan's
activities for several years must bo do
voted to tho discussion of moral rather
than strictly political issues. But that
will not provont him from exerting a
profound Influence upon tho thought of
tho people and the courso of their
politics. Lincoln Journal.
InthoWolgast-Nolson fight at Rich
mond, Cal., Tuesday the formor won in
tho fortieth round. Nelson gives ob tlio
reason of his defeat that he trained too
long. Tho attendance at tho fight is
estimated at between 13,000 and 16,000.
Tho total receipts woro $37,700. Nel
son woo guaranteed $12,000, win, lose
or draw, with $1,000 expense. WolgaBt
received $3,760 for his end. Tho mov-
ing pictures will prove valuable. Nel
son bought a 35 per cent interest in
them for $760,
Tho plasterers began work yesterday
on tho Timmermun building, and if tho
weather remains modorato it is hoped to
have tho building completed within
sixty days,
Our lino of Dress Goods, worth up to
$1,00, to close out at 43 cents por yard.
The Leader
"The Climax," which la booked at
the Keith for March 5th,vis anothor at
traction 'worthy a large audience, nnd
' this it will piW&Wty tfsfcWvj).
CHANCES OF LIFE.
Probability at Your Arja of How Long
You Will Live.
After wo aro dead It probably will
nnt rnneom us whether wo died at
for tho uses and purposes therein set
forth.
Witness my hand nnd Notarial seal
tho date Inst above written.
AitTiiun McNamaua. Notary Public.
My commission expires Juno 2-fth, 1913.
UKKEUKK'S BALK. , , ,
Hy virtue of an order of sale Issued in tho
District Court in and for Lincoln county. Np-
brasua. on tno aim uay oi January, miu, m
an action ot partition wherein Catherine Pit.
Miller was plaintiff and Henry l. Wolty,
Charles K. Selover, I'lillllp II. Wolty. an m-
twentv or fifty or ninety, but Just uow competent. Uottlo It. Woltv, guardian of tho
1 . i' rJ i.,uin,t in person ami estate of said. I'lillllp II. Wolty.
mnt nf its nro Intensely Interested In
tho mntter, nnd, being average pcr
Bona In sound health, wo can flguro out
with certainly Just what our chances
nro of reaching any particular nge.
says Harper's Woekly.
If wo aro just 20 yours or age, our
chances of living to or beyond 30 are
nearly 12 to 1; of living to bo 40, 0
to 1: to bo 50, 8 to 1; to bo 00, 1 2-3
ICRS
an Incompetent. Harriet u. muiy. who in
said Henry D. Welty. Susan I. Selover, wlfo
of said Charles K. Selover, and Uottlo It. Wel
ty. wlfo of said VhlUlp II Wolty, wore do
fondants, I will Bell at public auction at tho
oast front door of the court house In tho city
ot North l'latto. Lincoln. County No
brasUa, on thn firth day of
March, HUO, at tho hour ot ono o'clock
p. m tlin following de.M-rllieil real estate
situate In Lincoln county, Nebraska, to-wlts
Wnst half of Northeast onartor and Southeast
'" quarter of Northeast quarter, all in Section
to I i, Township 11. North of Hango SI, West of
lit,, iiiii i. M.t nnn tim iminwinir UL'huriiH'u
real ostato hltuato In l'erklns county, Ne
braska. Said real estate will bo Bold
to tho hichest bidder for cash.
Anna R. Jensen, Guardian.
, CONTEST NOTICE.
' Serial No. 03H
Department of tho Interior.
United States Land Olllco
North l'latto. Nebraska.
February 12. 1010.
A aufllclcnt contest affidavit having been
filed in this olllco by Claroncn K. Groves,
contestant. against homestead Entry.
No, SWtt mado Nov. 11. UW7. for all of
Sfc 10. Townsliln 15. N. Itanco 32 . of tlio Otli
1'. Morldlan, by Elmer E. llrown Contesteo, In
which It Is alleged that said ElmerE. llrown
ha.4 never established his resldenco on said
tract; that ho has failed to cultivato or
Improve said tract from dato of entry to tho
present time, and has wholly abandoned said
tract for moro than six months last past
Bald parties aro herobv notllled to appear.
respond and offer evidence touching said al
legation at 10 o'clock a. m. on April n,
1010, before the Itcglstor and Receiver at tho
United States Land olllco In North l'latto,
Nebraska.
Tho said contestant having. In a proper affi
davit filed sot forth facts which show that
after duo diligence personal service of this
notlco cannot bomade.lt Is hereby ordered
and directed that such notlco bo given by dun
and proporpuuiication-
.1. E. Evans.
f 15-0 KoglMor,
callv executed andsworn to.
Anu ror a oecree that w. u. Kidor. clork of
tho district court of Lincoln county. Nebras
ka, bo required to alllx his slgnaturo to said
allldavlt as of that date and to attest tlin
samo with tho soal of his said olllco and for a
further dcrco finding tho amount now duo
on a cortatn mortgago horetotoro placed In
decree in saiu action aroresaiu in tho district
court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, In tho
case of David Cunningham, executor of tho
estato of James Porter, deceased, vs. Llzlo
.1. Itltcbcy and others, on tho 7th day of Do-
comber, lew, anu that tho said defendants
bo required to redeem said land from said
decreo within a short dav to bs fixed bv tlin
court, and that In tho event that no such re
demption is mado. that tho title ot tho plaln
tlir in anu to saiu iami uo rorover quiteu as
against any right, title, lien or Interest nf
said dofondants In and to said promises, and
mat saiu uetenuants do enjoined rrom claim
ing any right, tltlo or Interest In said prem
ises or lutvrrerring with plaintiff's possession
or samo and that tho said
16 and 17 bo vacated a majority of tho
electors residing within two miles of
said change anu vacation having signed
this petition has reported in favor of
the establishment of said road and all
objections thereto or claims for damage
must bo filed in the ofllco of tho county
clerk on or before noon on tho 1st day
of April, 1910 or such road will be es
tablished without reference thereto.
Dated North Platte, Neb., Jan. 27th,
1910. F. R. Elliott, County Clerk.
State of Nobrnskn, Lincoln County, ss.
In tho County Court, Februnry 1st,
In tho matter of tho estuto of Lucy
J. Laubenholmor, deceased.
On rending nnd filing tho petition of
Marlon Carrier, praying that tho pro
hnta pnnrr nil nl 1 mnko an order fixinc
tho timo nnd place for the hearing oi described, nororo tiip regisi
this petition, and that notice shall bo "rMaUe'
l. Of llvine to bo 70 wo navo
4 tint 1 film it OA 111 !.. ir, tin HI). Iins 1 liroul.-n tn.wli.1 Southeast uuartor of Section
" 1 v......vw ... . - . r. , , .,.. Woat nfll.n
than 1 Chance 111 0, and to bo 00, less yu UJ"M'.'( al',d tl0 Northwest' quarter of
than 1 chatico in 100. Section W. Toviihlo IS. North of Kango 37,
If wo.hnvo reached 30, our chances fto In hand,
tn nnri .10 nro nenrlv 11 to 1: to bo Dated at North l'latto. Nebraska, tbisWth
50, nearly 414 to li to bo 00, 2 to i; day of January. 1010 p KM)KRt efolw
to bo 70, 4j chances lit 10; to bo 80. - : -
1 chnnco In my, to bo 00, 1 cUnnco in uraer or neanng on reimuii.
100.
Tho uverngo man of 40 has 8
chances to 1 of reaching his fiftieth
blrthdny, 2 chances to 1 of attaining
00, only 0 chances out of 10 of rench
lug 70, 1 chanco In (" of reaching 80,
nnd 1 chance In 100 of becoming DO.
Uavlng been lucky In all thu draw
ings up to fifty ycurs,. tho uverugo man
bus 4 chances to 1 of becoming GO;
to become 70 tho chupcOs aro iyi to 1
lu bis fuvor; to become 80 ho has but 1
chnnco in r and to become 00 1
lu 100.
If a.rcndy 00 tho average citizen bus
2 chances to 1 of becoming 70, 1
chnnco lu 4 of becoming SO nnd 1
cbniico In 00 ot reaching 1)0.
Tho man of 70 has U chances In 8 of
becoming 80 and 1 In 60 of becoming
00.
If ono hii3 weathered the storm until
his eightieth birthday ho tins 1 chnnco
lu 17 of reaching his ninetieth mlle
post. It will bu obHorvcd that ns wo get
older our chatlces of reaching 0(1 In
creaso greatly.
given to all persons Interested by tho
publication lor not ics3 man six suc
cessive Issues prior to tho day of hear
Inrf tn tlin North Platte Tribune a
chnuco 0gai newspaper published "semi-weekly
in saw county, Anu iniii. upon mo
day of hearing tho court dotermino
who tho heirs of Lucy J. Lauben
heimor woro at tho timo of her death,
and who became tho ownor by decent
of tho real estato in plaintiff's petition
described. That nil tho dobts and
charges against said ostato has been
paid.
HHEKIIWS SALE.
Hv virtue of an order ot salo Issued from
tlio district court of Lincoln county. Nebras
ka, uikhi a decreo oi foreclosure rendered in
Kald court wherein S. V. (llllan Is plaintiff and
Samuel Knell. ICato .1 Spoil. Sarah liraw,
(iuardlan and Lots I, 2, 3, I, A. U, 7 ami 8. block
ul of tho Original City ot North l'latto.
Lincoln county, ftebrat.Ka, aro do
roud'tnts. and to mo directed, I will on the
fiti. iliv ot March 1010. at 1 o'clock p. m.
at the cat front door of the court house In
Nnrtti Plntte. Lincoln county. Nebraska, sell
at public auction to tho highest bidder for
cash, to satlsry said decree, interest and
costs.! lie fnllowuigilcscrlbed property, to-wlt!
Ixit- 1,'J. Xi S. it. 7 and H. block in. ot the
OrlKlnal city or North l'latto, Lincoln Couiv
ty, Nebraska.
Dated at North l'latto. Nob.. I'ob. 1. 1010
I. h. Mll.TONIll-lKlKIt. Sliorlff.
Serial No. 02250.
NOTIOE VOli I'UItLlOATION
IIKI'AUTMKNT 01' TIIK INTKIII0U.
United Status Land Ofllco.
At North l'latto. Nebraska.. Kcb. 5.1V10.
Notlco Is hereby given that ltobcrt
Vanken. of Maxwell, Nebrahki, who, on Sept.
27th, lVOI.mado homestoad ntry No. iOMS,
serial No. tor so nth east quar
tor, Section iM. Township 14 N., Kahgo 28
W..ol tno oil) rrmcipai Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to make liual Uvo year
proof, to ustauiisu ciaim to tho land above
lster anu receiver
on tlio nth day
of April 1010.
Claimant names a6 witnesses) i-rea
Young, Samuel McCalg, John Noclo, William
Wilson, allot .Maxwell, Nob
J. E KVANi. Itcglstor
' rNdTfCE ,rO OUEDITOltS."
In tlio matter of tho estato ot John C.
llupier, deceased.
In'tho county court of Lincoln county. No
bra&ka, February 14Ui. 1010.
Notlco Is heroby given that tho creditor of
said deceased will meet the administrator ot
ot said estato, before tho County
Judgo ot Lincoln county, Nebraska, at tho
county court room, In said county, on
tlm mil day or .March, ivio. and on
tho 15th day .of August, 1010, at 0
o'clock a. m.oacli day, for the purposoof pro
wholly excluded from any Interest In said
land and rorgenoraicouitabio roller.
You ato required to answer said petition
on or boforo tho 7th day of March. 11)10,
Dated this sist day or January, lino.
LAUKA K. POUTER.
J'-'S-l lty Wilcox & Ilalllgan.
Attorneys for l'lalntlff.
Serial Nos. 01783-02003.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Intorlor.
U. 8. Land Olllco at North l'latto. Neb.
Jan. 10th, 1010.
Notlco Is heroby given that Barah Osterhoiit.
ot North l'latto, Nobraska, who, on June
1st, ltHti. made homestead entry No, 10U50,
fiorlal No. 01WO, for east half southwest quar
tor and booth halt southeast quarter, and on
Juno -"Jib, 1001. mado II E. No. -Oly.i, Serial
No. irawa. ror north hair, west hair southwest
quarter, and north halt southeast quarter,
section 14, Township 15, north, Hango 20 west
of tho Sixth Principal Meridian has (lied
notlco of Intention to mako final five year
tiroofto establish claim to tho land ahnvo
described, before the Uegtsterand Receiver
at North l'latto, Noli., on the loth day of
March 1010.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ooorte
Moraii. of Myrtle. Nob.. Willis Combs.WIIIIani
I'lttman and Garfield (lutherlo6s, all of
North l'latto. Nob.
jiz- j. ij- kvaspi Kcgister.
Notice for Bids.
To nil whom it may concern: Bids
will bo received by tho county clerk of
Lincoln County, Nebraska, for tho
grading of 50,000 cubic yards of earth
defendants bo l roads, moro or less, work to be done
with elevator graoer.
For hauling dirt ono milo or less.
Bidder to deposit a certified check of
of $500.00 with their bid, that they
will enter into contract, if awarded
the contract.
Printed blanks (for bidders) furnish
ed by tho county clerk.
Bids will be received by tho county
clerk until 12 m. on tho 4th day of
March. 1910.
The board reserves tho right to re
ject any or nil bids.
Dated North Platte, Nebr., Jan 27th,
1910. P. It. Elliott.
County Clerk.
NOTICE EOIl I'UItLlOATION.
Department of tho Interior,
U.S. Laud Olllco at North l'latto Nob ,
January 15th, 1010.
Serial No. ttWit).
Notlco is heroby given that Mlnnlo M. Rose.
nee AlH'l of Maxwell, isenrasKa, who on Jan.
3rd 11)05, mado II, E. No 20t, Serial No WUlu
for allot section 14. township 11 N range 20
West ot tho Otli Principal Morldlan, has tiled
notlco of Intention to mako final flvo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land above
debcrlbed. before tho iteglsterand Receiver,
at North Platte, Nebraska, ou the 10th day of
March. 1010.
Claimant names as witnesses! Isaac M.
Aborcromblo and Oust Rosontretor. ot Max
woll, Nebr and Martin Jepscn and Peter
JorgciiKou, oi Ama. oi.
jill-ti J. K, Kvanh, RegUter.
ni i n,i imo, on,l mm nf soutliig their claims for examination, adjin.;
Ordored, that 1 ebruary 2Jtl, 1910, nt inent 0,i allowance. Six months aro allowed
0 o'clock a. m., is nssigned for hearing
said petition, when ttu persons inter
ested in Btiid matter may appear at a
county court to bo held in and for said
county and show cnuso why tho prayor
ttf petitioner -BbouW not ,e gwnrca.
. JJjLUEK, lAJUIIigr uuu,u.
w. c..
for creditors to present their claims, and ono
year ror tno administrator to seme saiu
odtntn from tho 25th dav of January 1010.
This notice will lie published In tho North
Plsttn Tribune, a Huliil-Weeklv newsnauer.
printed tn said comity for four weeks suc-
ccssjmyi onjinu aitur uotuarjr u mv.
IT, J, UUUIcRI , J ,
is-a Coumy Judge.
Horlal No, 0J0tt.
NOTICE EOIt PnilLlOATION.
Department of the Interior,
U.S. Land Olllco at North Platte. Nob,
l'ob. 11th. 1UI0
Nnlten Inhnrnby given that Mary Clutlinr-
lesi. widow of John H.Uutherless, deceased
of North l'latto. Neb., who on Juno 5tli. 1001
mado Homostoad Entry No. 0201, Serial No.
USOUti. for bOutliweH quarter nortnoast quarter.
northwem quarter souuieahv iiiinrior. north
half Bouthwest quarter, south half northwot
quarter, and lois3 and 4, soctlon 4, township,
It, north, rango 20, west ot tho slxtn principal
meridian, has (Hod notlco ot Intention to
maWji llnal tlvo year proof, to establish claim
to Biu land above described, tieroro the
Register and Receiver at North l'latto, Ne
braska, on tho listu uay uwiprii, iviu.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ooorgo Long,
I18-U
Notice.
Tho Board of County Commissioners
makes the following estimate of ex
penses for Lincoln County, Nebraska,
for the year 1910.
General. Fund $40,000.00
General Road Fund 20.000.00
Genoral Bridge Fund 12.000.00
Soldiers Relief Fund 1.000.00
District Bonds.
North Platto Bridge Bond &
Interest 1,300.00
Eureka Bridge Bond & Interest '
2,600.00
Hershoy Bridge Bond Interest.. ..600. 00
Bostwick Bridge Bond Interest. . .250.00
School District Bonds.
Dlst No 2, bond and interest... 150.00
. Dist No 1, North Platte, old bond
and interest 3,000.00
Dist No 1, North Platte, new bond
and interest 2,000.00
Dist No 118, bond nnd interest, 100.00
Dist No 122, bpnd and Interest. .15.00
Dist No 105, bond and interest. 105.00
Dist No 7, bond and interest,.. 520.00
Dist No 30, interest 30.00,
Diat No 55, Bond and interest.. 125.00
Dist No 86, bond nnd interest,.. 30.00
Dist No 92, bond nnd interest. .115.00
Dist No 98, bond and interest,. .15.00
State of Nebraska, Lincoln County,
ss:
I, P. R. Elliott, county clerk of Lin
coln County, Nebraska, do hereby cer
tify that tho above and foregoing is a
truo and correct cony of the estimate of
expenses made by the County Commis
sioners for Lincoln County, Nebraska,
tor tno yenr iuiu.
i . iuiuu ixuiuj x jukiu,
jivAKs. tiftrtofcr. m F. R. ElAtf!