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    Serai-Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editer and Pabliiker.
ibobboription ratkbi
One Year, cash la advance "I1-
Months, cuh In advance ..mcm
Enteied at North Platte, Nebraska, Poatofflce
as second class matter.
TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1010.
Carnegie Library far North Platte.
If North Platto desires the gift of a
$12,000 public library from Andrew
Carnegie it enn bo had by complying
with the provisions exacted by the
donor. These provisions are that the
city buy a site and tho city council pro
vide a revenue of $1,200 per year for
the maintenance of the library.
Tho abovo information was convoyed
in a letter received Sunday by Mayor
Patterson from Mr. Carnegio's secrc-
C0MMISSI0NERS' PROCEEDINGS.
Apl. 8th, 1910.
Doard met pursuant to adjournment,
present Commissioners Springer, Wal
ter and Streitz and county clerk.
Tho board hereby allows to N. E.
Penny, of Callaway, Neb., $25 for tho
services and expenses in arresting and
A Farmer' Univertity.
Many ogencics have been exerting
themselves for tho farm 'and fanner's
uplift, but now tho farmer himself has
taken an active hand in the movement.
Impollad by Jamea J.
"Back to the farm,"
representing 8,000,000
Hill's cry of
250 societies,
farmers, will
holding Gordon tho horse thief who has meet in St. Louis next month and lay
since been Bent to tho penitentiary.
Tho county clerk is hereby directed
to got a statement of the amounts of
damage in tho said road districts to
county and precinct bridges and cul
verts on apcount of the Are caused by
tho C. B. & Q. R. R. on March 26th.
Claim of Joseph Spies, overseer of
Dist. No. 1 allowedlfor $72.00.
Tho county surveyor is instructed to
make a topographical survey of tho
natural water courso across sections
10, 11. 14, 15, 22, 23, township 14,
range 33, nnd file the same with
county board.
Claim of J. K. Crow, overseer
District 11, cash drawn on same
$50.00.
Claim of J. R. Ritner for bridge work
allowed on bridge
tary. Three weeks ago Mnyor Patter
son wrote a letter to Mr. Carnegio on county bridges
soliciting a library building for North fund for $287.75.
Platto and in reply received intcrroga-1 Ray C. Langford, county
tiona relative to the town. These You aro hereby authorized
questions were answered by the Mayor the tax list aB to valuation
treasurer:
to correct
on lots 10
and a week later tho formal offer to
construct a building waa received.
Tho maintenance of tho library is an
easy matter, as tho state law authorizes
tho lovying of a two mill tax for pub
lic library maintenance. Such a lovy
on the present assessed value of tho
city would produce $1,600 annually. By
making tho lovy a year a head of tho
completion of the building a aum neces-
CUIJ IU 1U1I1IBII it tuuiu UU UUUIUIVU,
A neclous for a library could bo pur
chased, and as Is usually tho caso,
donations of books would be made by
residents as well as by thoso who aro
non-residents.
Tho acquisition of a sito for the
building would probably nccessitato tho
-voting of bonds, unless some public
spirited citizen would donato a site. In
case bonds aro voted it is suggested
that they be of a sufficient amount to
purchase not only a library site, but a
site for a city hall and tho erection of
a city' building which is now needed,
and will be more in demand ns the city
increases in growth. This city building
would also house the city fire depart
mentor at least some of tho com
pantos.
.To provide a sufficient sito for both
the library, building and a city hall
would 'require a tract at least 88x132
a larger tract would of course be better,
the foundation of a plan to establish
tho American Agricultural university,
where they will educate young men to
bo practical tillors of tho soil. The
movement has official support through
the secretary of agriculture, who, to
gether with tho president, will attend
the convention.
Tho proposition is to locate the uni
versity in St. Louis as a central point
accessible to farmers from all parts of
the country. The university idea is the
direct product of the gcnoral deter
mination to turn the tide from the
cities to tho country as an important
of step in solving tho economical problems
for of present and future, chief -of which
is the high cost of living.
The plan for this university docs not
ignore tho fact that institutions are
already doing a similar work, but
contemplates a much broader scope of
instruction. It proposes, not so much
to teach young men about farming as
PHYSICIANS UNO SURGEONS
HOSPITAL
A Modern Institution for
the treatment of Medical
and Surgical Cases. Grad
uate Nursing. Physician
in attendance dajr or night
'Special accommodations
for confinement cases
721-23 North Locusr St.
Telephone No. 642.
"WANTED.
Three hundred cattle to pasture. Have
plenty rango all under fence, three
wells with storago cisterns. Seo mo or
write. W. II. TunriE,
North Platte, Neb.
the
GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and burgeon,
Office over McDonald Bank.
Office 130
J Resldenco 115
Phones
to 12, block 12 to $5000, for reason that to teach them and induce them to be
improvements of $2,500 were mado in
1009 and error in same.
Bond of Wm. Smith, ovcrscor Dis
trict No. 22 is approved.
Bond of E. A. Norlandcr, constable
Jeffrey precinct, approved.
Tho following claims wore allowed:
farmers, to actually send them back to
tho farms as missionaries. It will take
students from the city as well as the
country. These 250 societies, with their
membership already of 8.000,000. are
expected to contribute to its support
and the government, of course, will be
Wills J Hodflold. M D J It McKlrahan. M D N t-HLLuEiK Ik)
Drs. Reaneia & mcKiranaii
Pkiicians and Surgeons.
All Calls Promptly Answered. Phones
tuxyW
Office at P. and S. Hospital.
Paul G. Meyer for engineer's transit asked to give financial aid.
159.5G.
Fred Simants cash to be used in
Road Dist. 30, 100.00.
Wm Dymond cash to bo used in Road
District 4, 100.00.
Wm. Smith cash to be used in Road
District 22, $100.00
Louis Reflor, cash to bo. used in Road
Dist 10, 50.00
Henry Coker, c&sh to bo used in Road
Dist 5, 97.25
Geo. H. Dicnor cash to bo used in
Road Dist 12, 2.60
J. J. R. Holm services as overseer
Dist 34, 38.76
Chris Johnson cash for road Dist 50,
18.00
J. M. Wilson, custodian of court
house, 281,75
J. D. W. Lincoln, digging graves
12.00
Geo. E. French services as county
attorney 133.33
Thus far with our Country Life com
mission, our state agricultural colleges,
expositions.and agricultural evangelists,
led on by Mr. Hill, we havo been un
able to check urban congestion. The
best minds have long ago agreed that
the question is a serious one, and if
this American Agricultural university
scheme can do what no other agency
has done it will havo earned no end of
credit marks. Omaha Bee.
A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES.
Doclors Ames & Ames,
cj ruyaiuaus auu ouiubuua,
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U Office over Stone Drug Co.
6 Phones i Office 273
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LEGAL NOTIOR.
Albert A. Adams, and tho southeast Quar
ter (9EH) of section thlrty-fivo (S3), townitilp
sixteen (16), rango thlrtr-ono (81) west 8th P.
m. in iiincoin uountv. rtourasKa ana an por
snns clalmlnir any rights or Interests in said
lands will tako notlco that on tho Uth day of
March, 1810, David K, 1'nrker as plaintiff, tiled
ins petition in tno district court or bincoiu
fV.nntv. Nrtiriislta nirnlnit said Allmrt A.
Adams and tho southeast quarter SEH) of
section thirty-flvo (35.) townMilp sixteen (10.)
rango thlrtvono (31). west Uth I. M. in Lin
coln County, Nebraska ns defendants. Tho
object and Braver of said petition Is for
rn accounting or tno amount uuo
tho plaintiff upon li Is tax salo cor-
tlflcato for said lands Issued br the
County Treasurer of Lincoln County, Ne
braska on November z, loos to J. w. Whinin
and tinon tho subscmicnt taxes paid br said
.1. W. Whims, and tho plaintiff David V.
Parker, tho said certificate of tax salo hav
ing boon duly assigned by. tho said J. W.
WhKIln to the plaintiff horoin and also to
foreclose tlin said tax salo cortlflcato and
tax Hon and to bar tho defendants and each
of them of all claims, tltlo and interest In
tho said described land.
Tho defendants aro reaulred to answer
said petition on or before tho 20th day of
April, luiu.
uAvii) I--. i akki.ii, I'lainiur.
ur wm. K. eituMAX, ills Attornoy.
HIIERIKP'S BALE.
Ill' virtue of an order of ln lmrd from
tno district court or Lincoln county, Nebras
ka, unon adncrennf MYirliwnr rntHlnt-iul In
said court wherein 8. V. 01 II an Is plaintiff and
Samuel Hnnll, ot al, aro defendants, and to
mo directed, T will on tho 10th day ot Anrll.
1U10, at I o'clock p. m. at the oast front
door or I mo court nouso in North I'latte.
Lincoln county, Nebraska, sell at public
auction to tho highest bidder for cash,
to satisfy said decree, Interest and costs,
tbo following described proporty, to-wltt
T , o n , k it n o tit ii..
LAJb'' J , , U 1 U. U.I ailU O, IV, UL II1U
original Oity of North I'latto, Lincoln Coun
ty, ftourasKa-
uatou at norm riatto, Nob., March 7, uuo.
1. U. MlLTONDEnOKU. snoriff.
NOTICE Toil l'UIJLICATION.
Serial No. 02203.
Department of tho Interior,
U.S. Laud Ufllco at North I'latto, Nel).
Mar. W10.
Nottco Is hereby given that Harrv It.
Em pie, of Maxwell, Neb., who, on .tan, 14. 1005,
mado homestead ontrv No. W18. serial No.
(K03 for all of section 11'. townshln 11. N.
rango zv, Wof tho oth Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to mako final II vn
year proof, to establish claim to tho land
nlmvn flna.rlHnfl luifnM ,ltn Tf nfrletn,. nnil
Comer 6th and LoCUSt StS., Tel. 302cclvcrat North I'latto. Nebraska, on tho 2Uh
I lii t9 f i r 1 flirt
um ui utaji ii'iv
Every Day a Bargain Day.
To Cigar Smokers
who have not yet tried tho Forest King
cigar wo believe they will prove a rev
elation. In all our experience Wo nover
knew a better live cent cigar than tho
Forest King. It is the finest combina
tion of good tobacco and skilled cigar
making we nave ever seen, 'ijy one
aim you li want more.
J. r. St,HiuALZ.KlJbD.
New and Second
Hand Store. .
John S. Twinem, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician
and Surrjeon.
Special
Pianos, Organs, all kinds of Musical In
struments and Strings. Clocks, Watches,
Bicycles, bowing Machines and Needles,
ing Goods, Harness, Saddles, Coooking
utensils. Dinner bets, Kanges, Stoves,
Stove Repairs, Beds and Bedding,
Hardware, Tinware, Trunks and Suit
Cases.
Everything you uso bought and sold
nere.
attention to Obstetrics and
Children's Diseases.
Office: McDonald State Bank Building,
Corner 6th & Dewey bts.
Phones: Office 183. Residence 283.
. This matter and especially ;tho damage to horso by Btepping in hole in
-library should bo- taken ud nt once by Maxwell bridgo, 5.25
Sophia Anderson care of Emma
Anderson 54.00, A. P. Anderson uTOL00 ,i ,v,r,in
i "o " . 7.T . "
cough, yield quickly to tnis wonder
Saved From The Grave.
"I had about given up hope, after
nearly four years of sutTerinc from a
severe lung trouble," writes Mrs. M.
L. Dix, of Clarksville, Tenn. "Often
the pain in my chest would bo almost
unbearable and I could not do any work,
but Dr. King's New Discovery has
made mo feel like a new person.
Its the best medicine made for the
throat and lungs." Obstinate coughs,
asthma. croup, bronchitis and Specialty. Eve. Ear.
DR. ELMS,
the city council, and wo aro cortain
that any step it takes will bo backed
up ananimously by the people.
C. II. Walter services a county com
mission 73.50
I. L. Miltonborgcr January salary as
Sheriir 100.00
O. A. Bacon county assessor first
quarter 1910, 150.00
Murphy & Johnson part payment on
yield aulckly to
ful medicine. Try It. 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by.Stone
Drug (Jo.
The BtirlingtoH asd the Farmers.
. ''Either the Burlington railroad must
do Bomethinc to avoid sottinir out
prairio fires, orclso tho farmera must c,aJm 460.58
quit tho country," said John McConnel, Rex. Gilman bridgo work at, Brady
of Somerset, while in town Saturday. 167,50
.Mr. McConnel has invoked the aid of J. P Hinman bridgo work 82.00
the state railway commission to tho Tho North Platto Land & Water Co.
end thntthaBurlintrton enmnnnv hn re is horeby notffied to ropair all their
quired to placo spark arrestors on tho bridges which need repairing across
Gntrines It uses on tha hlo-h lino in tho county roads, tho said repairs to bo
A hint has been recently thrown out
that Georgo D. Meiklejohn, former lieu- North Platte,
tenant governor, later a congressman
and later still assistant secretary of
war, may enter the list as a candidate
for the republican nomination for
governor. Taken as a rumor, we should
say that his candidacy is possible but
not probable, from the fact that of
lato years ho has not been in touch
with political affairs in the state-
Kearney Hub.
General Practice of
Medicine, Surgery
Togother with his
Nose
and Throat
Your Glasses Carefully Fitted.
Office and residence 413 East Fifth St.,
on ground uoor, no stairs to climb.
Phono 559.
Nebraska.
south part of tho county, and if rcliof
is not forccoming, it will bo necessary,
says Mr. McConnel, for tho farmers to
organize and put tho Burlington "out
of commission." Nino-tenths of tho
prairio fires in tho south part of tho
county aro set out by tho ongines of
this company, and tho losses to the
tarmors during tho past few years
havo been very heavy.
Declamatory Contest.
An audionco that filled tho soating
capacity of tho high school auditorium
attended tho declamatory contest Fri
day evening nnd evinced much intoroat
in the efforts of the eleven contest'
ants, threo of whom Were entered in
tho oratorical class, four in tho dramat
ic and four In tho humorous. Misa
Myrtle Bcelor won first honors in tho
oratorical, Miss Agnes Bakowcll in the
humorous and Miss Irma Huffman in
the dramatic. The lutter received tho
highest marking of any of tho contest
ants and will represent tho local school
at the Western Nebraska contest to bo
hold at Gothenburg next Friday evening.
Tho readings were Intorspored with
i vocal and instrumental music.
By a decisive vote of 162 to 110, four
teen being prosent and not voting, tho
house Friday authorized tho construe
t'on of two battloslfips to coat $6,000,
00Q each. Thirty-thrco democrats voted
for two battleships and twenty-four re
publicans against tho proposition. This
action was taken just prior to tho pas
sago o( the naval appropriation bill
carrying $128,037,602. This amount is
nbout $3,000,000 less than was rccom
mended by tho Navy department. In
addition to tho battleships tho bill also
provides for tho construction of two
fleet colliors and foursub-marino boats.
mado before June 10th, 1910.
Claim of E. N. Ogier sprinkling
street in front of court house allowed
for 85.00
Tho county assessor is hereby
authorized to hire tho necessary help
for his office
Adjourned until tomorrow.
April 9th, 1910.
Board proceeded to viow roads south
of Maxwell.
H. D. Lewis is horeby appointed road
overseer in Road District No. 32.
Claim of C. E. Parson, cash ' to bo
used in Road Dist. 17 allowed for $100.
Ulrica Fickdnschcr, cash to bo used
in Road Dist. 85 allowed for $75.00.
August W. Johnson cash to bo used
in Road Dist 15 allowed for $100.
Nate Baldwin is hereby appointed
road overseer in Dist. No. 84 to fill
vacancy.
Road No. 319i now comes bo fore tho
board for final action, and tho board
being of the opinion that this road is for
tho pub'ic good, tho said road is
granted as prayed for in tho petition as
por agreement botween the coilnty
commissioners, remonstrators and
petitioners.
Claim of Road No. 210 now comes bo-
fore thd county board, and tho name
being considtrcd for tho public good,
and tlioro boing a claim for damages,
or objections thereto, the same is here
by granted as petitioned.
Clabii of sundry persona, survoy of
road 319J, $59.60.
Claim of sundry persons for surveys
of roads $94,10,
Paul G. Moyor, office expenses, $2.30.
Settlement was made this day with
overseer of Road Dist. No. 12, and
found that there is $2.50 duo Geo. W.
Dionor, who has been paid by warrant
drawn April 8th.
Sottloment mado this dato with Thos.
McConnoll, overseer District 49, and
find that tho county owes him eighty
cents, which is carried to noxt year's
settlement.
Claim of Thos. McConnoll, overseer
Regarding county option Governor
Shallenborger makes tho following pub
lic statement: "I nm opposed to county
option because it is nothing less than
prohibition, but I will run for governor
on any platform the dcmocractic party
sees lit to promulgate." Two years ago
tho. governor stood on two different
platforms with conflicting planks and,
therefore, really utood for nothing in
particular. In his statement he says ho
is opposed to county prohibition, but
intimates that he will stand for any old
thing just to secure tho nomination. A
public official should nt least stand for
something and have backbone enough
to let the people know where he is nt
and what ho will do if elected. Alma
Record.
BEHIND A FINE PAIR OF HORSES
should be hitched ' a stylish looking
carriage. At this repository you can
see a variety of vehicles whose stylo is
undeniable. Thov ranco from the phao'
ton to tho family coach and are tne
equal of any in appearance and build.
They aro less than equal in price to
most carnages or ineir cnaracier. j
A. M. Lock.
All Ready For Summer Driving
you will be when your horse is togged
out with one of our fly nets, car nets,
fancy light, single strap harness, and
tine round icatner, open or blind bridles.
We have a fine stock of summer horso
goods, lap robes, that wo are selling at
reasonable prices.
A. F FINK.
Serial No. 02250.
NOTICE VOH PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF TUB INTKUIOK.
United States Land OOlco.
At North Platto. Nebraska.. Feb. S. 1010.
Notlco Is hereby irlvon that Itobcrt
Yanlcen. or Maxwell. Nebraska, who. on Hont.
27Ui. 1M, made homestead ntry No. 205(13,
serial No. ozzw., tot so uth east nuar
tor, Section ss. Township 14 N., Haniro
w.. or tho oth l'rlnclnal Meridian, lias Ulcd
notlco of Intention to mako final live yoor
proof, to establish claim to the land abovo
described, before tho register and receiver
at North Platto. Nebraska, on tho Uth day
of April 1810.
uiaimant names as witnesses; iroa
Younc Samuel McCaltr, John Noelo. William
Wilson, all or Maxwell. Nob
J. I'.vanh, jcecister
I)E-
Clalmant namea as wllnrsKPS! .T&r.nh
Ilanltlns. of Maxwoll. Nob.. Krncst Itoso, of
Maxwell. Ncb William Hcelov, of North
Platte. Neb. and Samuel Facklor, ot Max
woll. Noli.
mzu-n j. i;. kvanb. lteglstor.
Serial No. 02225-OSM
NOTICE lfOK PUIH.IOATION,
Department ot tho Interior.
U. 8. Land OHIco at North Platte. Nob ,
March )rd. 1010.
Notlco is horobr slvon that James L. Shuck.
of North Platte. Nebraska, who on Auir. 11th
low. mado II. E. No. vwn. Serial No 0U5. for
northwest quarter and on Nor. 21st. 10OI,
mado II. E. No- 2082S. Serial No. 022T8, for
southeast quarter, section 4, township 11 N
ranse tso. West or tho oth l'rlnclnal Meridian.
has Ulcd notlco of Intontlon to make final
Uvo year proor, to establish claim to tho land
abovo described, beforo the Kcclstor and Re
ceiver, at North Platte, Nobraska. on tho
23th day May. 1310.
uiaimant names as witnesses: William
W. Hunter, Oeorgo H. Single. Arthur Connor
and Grant Tibbies, all of North Platto,
Nob.
mU-n J. K. KVANft. TloBlntMr.
In tho county court of Lincoln County
Nobraska. -
In tho matter or tho estate or William I).
Lylo, deceased.
uraoror ncarinc on amonucu potition or
Isabolla Lyal-Scott and others residents ot
Scotlaud.
To Joseph J. O Itourko, administrator, and
to all persons Interested In tho ostato ot
William 1). Lylo, deceased.
Notice is horoby elvon that Isabolla Lval
Scott, and others of Scotland, havo Olod tllelr
amended petition praylug that thoy may bo
declared to lo tho solo iiolrs at law of the
said William I). Lylo, deceased, and that said
cstato may. bo distributed to them.
You aro hcroby notified that said amendod
petition will bo hoaid by tho county Judgo
at tno county court room in tno city or
North Platto, in said county on Monday, tho
18th day of April, 11)10. at 0 o'clock a. m. It Is
uraorea. that a cony or tins ordorbo pub
lished twlco each week for eight successive
Issues prior to April 18th, 1010, in tho North
I'lBttn Soml-wenulv Trlhuno a lpirni news
paper printed and publlshod la said county.
id
Witness my hanc
:ist. ii
W.O.
and ouiciai seal or rur
Eliii'.ii. County Judge.
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
Phone 268
FOR ALL KINDS OP
What a Heap of Happiness it Would FlOllf. f66(l, Will Of HflV
uring to norm riaue nomes.
. From Omaha comes tho report that
Ex-Governor Georgo L, Sheldon will
again bo a candidate for governor on a
county option platform, and that peti
tions in, his boha)f aro now boing cir
minted in the east nart of tho state.
Slwldon, It Is stated, is not seeking the Rad District 49 for cash to bo used in
nomination but will accept It if tend- saia district tb,w.
end him bytho progressive element. Wm. Ebright, grading examination
Mt: "Sheldon made one -of the boat ek- papers $33;30,
ecutiVfW the statu hat over had. 1 Adjourned until April ID, 2910.
Hard to do housework with an ach
ing back.
Brings you hours of misery at leisure
or at work.
If women only knew tho causethat
Backache pains come from sick kid-
noys,
T would savo much needless woe,
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys,
North Platto people endorso this:
Mrs. J. F. Fillion, Sixth St,, West,
North Platto, Neb., says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills are a remedy of marvelous
curative powers and I beliovo them to
bo worthy of my highest endorsement.
I suffered for threo years from a dull,
grinding acho through the smull of my
back and kidnoys and a torriblo bear
ing-down sensation through my loins.
Tho passage of tho kidney secretions
wore ulso too frequent, causing mo
considerable annoyance. About a year
ago I was advised to give Doan's Kid
ney Pills a trial and procured a box at
McDonoll & Graves' Drug Storo, This
remedy helped mo from tho first,
strengthening my imcic, toning my
system ami restoring mo to good
heaitn.
For sale by all dealers, Prico 50
cents. Fostor-Milbnrn Co.. Buffalo.
Now York, solo agents for the United
States. .
Remember the name Doan's -and
tako no other.
Hnving recently purchased tho
B. A. Wilson feed store nt the
corner of Sixth and Locust Sts.
I respectfully invito n share of
tho patronage of, the public.
Prompt delivery.
NOTICE TO NON-ItESIDENT
TENDANTS. ,
John LanU and Frank Lantz, Plaintiffs I
vn.
Hollo Jacobs and Laura Hood, defendants I
Hollo Jacobs and Laura Hood aro hereby
notified that thoy havo been sued In the Dis
trict Court of Lincoln countr. Nebraska, by
John Lantz and Krank Lantz. who havo lllod
a duly vcrltled petition in said court tho ob
ject and prayer of which Is t xocuro the
partition among saia piainturs and ooroua
ant, of tbo west half of tho northeast quarter
and tho west half ot tho south east quarter
in hoc no, twoivo. in townsuin no thirteen.
or ranco no. twcntyjlirlit. real estate sit'
uated In Bald Lincoln county, nobraska You
are required to answer said petition on or
no lore tun iutn day or iar, iwu.
jotin lantz ana i uank lantz. naintirrs.
Ily 1C U. uianvllio, their Attorney
ItEFEUEE'S BALE.
Hi virtue of an order of sale InsuimI In Mm
district court In and for Lincoln county,
Nobraska, on tho 2nd day of April, 1U10, In
an action of uartltlon whoreln Minnie Milli
ards is plalntlir and Alllo Peckham, Elinor
reckham nor nusbana, unaries u. souics,
Mary Soules his wife. Mary .Iohnson John
Johnson nor uusnana. .man iioiconibe, ltob-
ert Holcomtx) tier liuuann, icoy Homes a
minor, warren souios a minor, anuunarios
Serial Nos.01893-02.10l.
Notice for P ublicAUon.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land OOlco at North Platte. Nob.
March 12th, 1910.
Notice is horeby given that Dennis J. Hreon.
ot North Platto. Nebraska, who, on July
28th. li!. madti homestead entry No. 1SUW,
sonai no, uieio, ror southwest quarter ana on
iob. iutn, Jwof mano ii no. ajuii, noriai
No. OZiUI. for north west quarter, and north
east quarter, section 20. Township 1ft, north,
KamroiJO. west ot the sixth Principal Meridian
has tiled nottco of Intontlon to mako final Uvo
year proof to establish claim to tho land
abovo described, beforo tho Register and
Receiver at North Platto, Neb., on tho 17th
day of May 1UI0.
Claimant namos as witnosscs: waitor K.
Covoll, Kred J. llromer, Orson II, Co vol 1 and
Euereno Canrleht all of North Platto, Nob.
Ulll-I J. K. uvanh. itegistor.
Notice for Publication.
V Serial No. OI031-02172
Department ot tho Interior.
U. 8. Land Oillco at North Platto. Neb.
Fobruary, 26th, 1910,
Notlco Is horobr clvcn that Arthur Conner.
of North Platto, Nob., who on July 20th, 1003,
mado Homestead Entry No. 10CU3, Serial No.
OiKli. for tho southwest quarter, and on July
22, 1WI. mado Homestead Entry No. 20110,
tiorlal no. win. ror tno northwest uuartor
of section 20, township 12, north.
rango so, west ot tho uth principal morldlan.
has niou notlco or intention to mako tinai
Uvo year proof, to establish claim to tho
land abovo described, beforo tho register
and receiver at North Platto, Nobraska, on
tho 27th day of April, 1010,
uiaimant names as witnesses: William
W. Hunter. Francis Montague. James L.
Schuck and Frank Powers, all of North
Platte, Nob.
ml-" '. K. kvanh. itegister.
Road No. 333.
To all whom it may concern.
Upon a petition of Geo. G. White,
W. F. Smith and others, tho county
commissioners declare the following
section lines a public highway.
commencing at tne northeast corner
. R. RITNER. tl&Stti& running thence westUrd to ttlo north
court houso lu the city of North I'latto. Liu- east corner of section 2, township 13,
HUMPHREYS'
Humphreys' Votorlnary Specifics
forthecuroofdlsoasosof Horses,
Cattle, Shoop, Dogs, Poultry.
A. A. For FKVKI18, Milk Fever, Luut Fever,
9.B. For SPRAINS, Lamenen. Rtieumattim.
C.C. For SORB Throat. Ep! tootle Dttemer,
D.D. For WORMS, DoU.Grubi.
U.K. ForCOCOlIS, Coldi, Influent.
F. F. For COLIC, lleilyaclio. Dlarrhoe,
Q. a, Prevent MISOARniAGB.
11.11.1'ur KIl)M5Vnd UlaJJer dliorier.
1. 1. For SKIN DISt:A8E8.Mane. Eruptlefi.
J.K.I or DAD CONDITION. Indication.
Prlco, CO Cents pep bottle.
Vet. Curo Oil. for Stable or
Field Uso, $1.
At druooIst3, or sont prepaid
on receipt of price.
ACOOrnco Book on tho treat
ment nnd ctvro of Domestic
Aiilnmls and Stnblo Chart to
haug up, mullcil l'reo.
nrjMpnBEYsvnoxEo. medicoteico., cener
I wuillua uvX Am btrceUi Mow York.
coin county, Nobraska. on tho 14th day ot
May. 1010. at tho hour ot ono o'clock, p. m.,
tho following descrllcd real estate, situate
in L'ncoln county, Nobraska, to-lt: Ix)ts
two CJ). threo (3). rour t . aud live (A), in sec
tion thirty (30). township twelvo (li) north,
ranco twenty-six pi) westHUUi P. M.
ino turmRoiaaiasaiowiii nocasiiui iiann.
Dated at North Platte. Nebraska, this 4th
dayot April, ww.
aio u- u. kldeu, Koreroo.
CONTEST NOTIOE.
Serial No. 0360P
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Ofllcn
North Platte. Nebraska.
Anrll H. IU10.
A sudlclent contest aflldavit havlnir lcen
filed In this oillco by Olaruncn K. U roves.
ronlestant. aealnst homestead Kntry.
No. made Nov J I, 1W. for all of
Hoc iu, Township it, n. uanuo w. or the Oth
1. Mnrldlan. br Elmer E. llrown Gontnslnn. In
which It Is alleged that said Elmer E. Urown
has never established his residence on said
tract!
ha has failed to cultlvntn n.
tract tromdafo of entrv to tlm
prosent timo. anu nas wnony auanaonea said
tract for mora than six months last past.
that
Improve said
range Hi, thence southward to the
nortneust corner of section 23, town
ship 13, range 31. All claims for damage
must be filed in the office of the county
clerk on or beforo May 16th, 1910.
Dated North Platte, Nebr., March
10th, 1910. p. It. Elliott,
County Clerk.
Notice To Delinquents.
Notice is hereby given that' tho
rentals upon lease contracts on school
lands described below and sot oppisito
tho name of tho holders thereof, aro
delinquent for a period of G months or
moro and if tho amount now due is not
paid within CO days from tho dato of
this notice said contracts will be de
clared forfeited by tho Board of Edu
cational Lands & Funds, nnd tho said
forfeiture entered of record as pro
vided by law.
Lease nortneast quarter, northwest
rosDond and offer evidence touching said i- quarter, Bouthwest quarter Sec. 8G.
legation at 10 o'clock a. m. on .luno 8. Tp 10, R, 30; R, W. Kafferty. Lin
1010. beforo the Register and ltecclver at thd coin flountv .n.y, iin
united states i.anu ouico in worth I'latto, i - r.,i,n. . i r.
Nebraska. Lease southeast quarter Sec. 3G,
The said contestant haying, in a proper afll- Tp. 10, R. 30; Timothy Rafferty, Lin-
davltj lied sot forth facts which show that coin Countv
after luo diligence personal service of this nn7,i M 1 4 imn
notlco cannot bomado.lt is horeby ordored Dated March 14, 1010.
and directed that such notlco be given by due E. B. Cowles
and proper publication. Commissioner Public Lands and Buiid-
'KegUter. Gs-