Nebraska Newspapers

    Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Post
ofiico as Second Class Matter.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1910.
Tho census returns on two counties
In Nebraska have been made public-
Madison and Seward. The former
shows a cain over 1000, the latter
loss. It is generally believed that the
southeastern counties in Nebraska will
show a net loss compared with ten
years aco, while the western counties
will show an incrcarc. Tho total In
crease in the state will bo small.
The sensus of Oklahoma, with three
enumerator districts missing, is 1,651,
C51, as compared with 790,205, for the
two territories now embraced in tho
state in 1900. No other state in the
Union will show bo great an Increase
There are now Beven times as' many
people in Oklahoma as there were
twenty years ago. In population Ok
ahomn will rank twentieth among the
states, a truly wonderful showing.
In California the republican candi
dates for United States senator are A.
G. Spalding, tho former base ball
pitcher and Governor Gillett, who de
creed that the Jeffries-Johnson fight
should not take place in California. As
a result the sporting fraternity are nr
rayed against Gillett, the base ball
fans favoring Spalding on account of
his old-timo vocation, and prize-fight
followers have "it in" for Gillett for
not allowing tho fight to occur in that
state.
Mr. uryan is lighting tor county op
tion now on exactly tho same lines as
tho anti-saloon league, snya the Lincoln
Journal. Tho idea is to support the
men at the primaries who agree to vote
for a county option bill. After tho pri
maries the anti-saloon people will sup
port the men who arc for county option,
regardless of party. Mr. Bryan enn
hardly bo expected to go so far. It will
be a cold day when ho can fairly bo
called a bolter from the democratic
party. Anything but that.
On August 10th and 11th tho Civil
Service Commission will hold an exam
ination to secure cligiblcs for tho posi
tions of aid and deck officers in tho
Coast and Dcodotic Survey. There has
been difficulty in securing persons to
take this examination, caused it is
thought, by tho fact that the entrance
salary is stated to bo $750 per year,
which Is misleading as tho Government
pays expenso for traveling and for sub
sistence. Taken into consideration tho
special opportunities for travel and ac
quaintance with tho world afforded by
theso positions they should in reality bo
considered vory attractive.
During the paatflvo years over thirty
five million dollars havo been stolon by
officials and trusted employes from
banks and trust companies. Some of
theso thofts have been for over a million
dollars each. It would seem that the
banks losing such large Bums nro loose
in their system of management, clso
the thieves would have been detected
before their pllfcrlngs reached bo largo
a sum. So common havo theso thofts
become that the national bankors' as
sociation which meets in Los Angeles
in October will take steps to establish
safe gnurds aboutbanks which will pre
vent this looting.
More democrats wont away from
Grand Island on tho swearing trains
than usual, but the real cursing over
the convention is being done by tho fel
lows who stayed at homo. They are
open and above board in their
declaration that tho platform is nothing
to them and that they will vote for
county option candidates regardless of
party. Thoro is some republican sour
ness in wet counties but it is apparent
ly mild when compared with tho dem
ocratic trouble. Tho republicans have
no personal bitterness to complicate
matters while the democrats have more
family rowson hand than they cansottle
in the next six months. -Stato Journal.
Slowness on tho part of tho Btati to
act will result In tho fnrmors living in
the irrigated district west of this city
losing thouands of dollars worth of corn,
sugar beets, alfalfa, and other crops.
Tho North Platte ditch, from which
they get their supply of water, has a
prior right to tho north river wnterover
all other ditches in tho western part of
tho state, but through failure of tho
state board of irrigation to enforce its
orders and in allowing tho ditches fur
ther west to absorb tho water in tho
rivoj, the North Platto ditch is as dry
as a bone and crops are burning up with
the hot sun and continued dry weather.
t The complaint of tho North Platto ditch
was mado weeks ago, and whilo an at.
tempt has been made to cut off tho sup
ply from tho western ditches and givo
the North Platto ditch tho water to
which it is entitled, tho effort to remedy
tho mattor has been so dilatory and
weak as to amount to nothing. Hence
the farmers along tho North Platte
ditch must suffer whilo tho state board
of irrigation allow,s the hypothecation
of water by thb western ditches.
Favor Re-Districting State.
Chairmnn Davis, of tho republican
county central committee, who was in
structed by tho county convention to
learn the standing of the republican
candidates for governor on the question
of re-districting tho state Into senator-
ial and representative districts, ha9 re
ceived tho following replies;
St. Paul, Ncbr., July 23rd. E. S. Da
vis, North Platte, Dear Sir: Replying
to your letter of the 21st: I am entirely
In sympathy with your effort to secure
a re-districting of the htate, and shall
bo glad to aid you in any proper way
It i3 only common justice that ' this
should be done, nnd I sincerely hope It
may bo successful.
Yours sincerely,
E. A. Cady.
David City, Neb., July 23rd, 1910,
Mr. E. S. Davis, North Platte, Neb.,
Dear Mr. Davis: Your letter contain
ing copy of special resolution at hand.
Permit me to say that I havo always
stood for tho "Squaro deal" and if the
situation sot forth in your resolution is
correct, as I have no doubt but that it
is, I am with you. Western Nebraska
has made great strides In the last few
years in prosperity nnd population, and
as a matter of right and justice you
should havo proper representation. If
elected governor you may depend on
my help and influence to the extent of
my ability. Your Sincorely,
C. A. Aldrich.
Cottonwood Items.
The threshing machine h?s been in
our midst during thopastweck, but the
jobs are short and tho yield of grain
vory light.
II. P. Stevens' new residence is about
completed and they will occupy the
snmc in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Gus Johnson took the train on
Saturday morning for Holdrege whore
they will visit friends.
T Y" I m
uumea uauon, wno n low years ago
was a resident of Cottonwood precinct,
but now of Denver, is visiting hla sis
ter, Mrs. II. J. Pell.
S. S. Reynolds lost a stack of prairie
hay by fire last week.
B. G. Sowle and wife journeyed to
Kearney Saturday morning.
C. O. Hutchinson and family ipent
several days tho past week with
friends at Paxton.
Joe Houscr and family camo up from
Lexington Friday night and will stay to
look after tho threshing of their wheat.
Joe expects to havo about two car loads
of this product from their farm up
Cottonwood canyon.
Arthur Farris and S. S. Reynolds at
tended the democratic state convention
at Grand Island.
Ed Cnrfield is working in tho hay
fields for M. Holcomb east of Mnxwell.
W. II. Wafer a former resident of
our community, but who for a few
years has been farming In Illinois, ar
rived hero last week and is negotiating
to purchase the former Silas Clark
farm In Snoll canyon. Mr. Wafer re
ports that crop conditions in Illinois
and Iowa appear very much the same
as here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Tucker returned
Saturdoy from a briof visit in Ogalalla.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Yates, of Suth"
orland, visited friends In town Friday
evening.
A. J. Winters, of Kearney, transacted
business in town the lntter part of last
week.
John O'Nell, of Lincoln, is tho guest
of relatives In town, having arrived tho
tho latter part of last week.
Miss Margaret Brogan, of Paxton,
returned home yesterday after a week's
visit at tho Joseph Murphy homo.
Theo. Lowe Jr., J. W. Landgraf and
Hinoy Landgraf left Sunday for a
month's trip which will include Ogden,
Salt Lake and other western nolnts.
IT'S ALWAYS BAD.
The Best of Backs Are Bad When
They Ache, and North Platte People
Know It.
A bad back is always bad.
Bnd at night when bedtime comes.
JuBt as bad in the morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for it?
Know they euro backache cure every
kidney ill?
If you don't some North Plutte people
do.
Read a enso of it;
Mis. A. J, Wessborg, North Platte,
Nobr., Bays "For some timo I was a
sufferer from kidney disease and back
ache and the doctos said I had a floating
kidney. I was bothorcd by acuto pains
through my kldnoy and some days I
could not stand. Tho kldnoy socrotions
wore too frequent in passago and con
tained sediment. I was flnnUy advised
to have an operation performed but" I
would not consent to that. I then learned
of Doan's Kidney Pills and procured a
box. In a couple of doyB after I' becan
their use tho pains becamo loss sovero
and tho swelling in my right kidnoy
disappeared. Within six weeks I wns
completely cured and since then I have
had no return of my old trouble. I am
glad to givo Donn'a Kldnoy Pills my
recommendation."
For sale by all doalers. Prico 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Now York, sole agents for tho United
States. . . ,
'Remomber Uiu- narrt-Doan'rf-rard
take no others.'
STATEMENT FROM
CONGRESSMAN KINKAID
To My Esteemed Constituents:
Upon tho advlco of many voters, I
nave uecomo a canaiaaio ior a ro
nomination for Confixes by tho nrl
mary election to bo hold August 16.
During tho presont Congress I have
faithfully supported the policies pur
sued and legislation recommended by
RooBovelt, when President, adopted
ana promoted by President Taft, as
evidenced by tho oxcollont measures
enacted at the recent session. In re
vising tho tariff, I strlvod to havo
lumbor and barbed wlro placed upon
tho frco list, and votod on separata
schedules for rovislon downward gen
erally, but aftor tho bill had been
In tho Scnato and In conforenco, It
had to bo voted upon as an entirety,
with tho altornatlvo to pass It or de
feat It and lcavo In oporatfon tho old
law. A majority, Including dem
ocrats with republicans, provented a
greater reduction of tho rates. I fa
vor tho Increaso of tho authority of
tho tariff board recontly authorized
and that In tho futuro revisions be
mado of slnglo schedules, when condl
lions warrant It, rathor than that all
schedules bo rovlsod at tho samo
tlmo, thus preventing "log rolling" by
pro tec tod lntorcsts. I favor tho adop
tion or tho proposed amendment to
tho Constitution of tho United States
permitting the taxing of large ln-
comos; also, tho election or Senators
by dlroct voto.
as about threo-mtliB of the an
nouncements of my competitor con
slsts of an attack upon my record. I
shall give It sueh brief notice as tho
nature hereof will permit Tho ref
erence Incidentally occurring last wu
ter in tho Balllnger-Plnchot Investiga
tion to my purchase of a quarter-sec
tion of coal land In Alaska, carried
with it tho Information, derived from
official source, that tho transaction
M. P. Klnkald, Congressman 6th Dlst.
Was legitimate and straightforward;
but In disregard of this, to advauco
his own candidacy, my competitor
questions Its regularity. It was be
cause only of tho fact that Mr. Bat
linger, as my attorney, had passed on
tho tltlo to tho proporty, boforo ho
was Secretary of tho Interior, when
In tho practice of law at Soattlo, that
tho transaction was mentioned at all.
No government ofllclal has pretonded
that I did what was wrong or Im
proper. Qlavls, special agent and nt-
tornoy for tho government In coal land
matters, in suoBtanco, sworo thoro
was nohlng contained In tho
transaction on the part of either
Balllnger or mysolf that was
wrong. Brandols, attorney for Pin-
chot, said: "Wo havo looked Into
tho case carefully. Thero Is
nothing wrong or Improper.
Mr. Klnkald has nothing to conceal in
thlB matter as far as I know." My
purchaso was mado of tho entryman
who had an oqultablo tltlo which the
law pormlta to be assigned or deeded,
for which I paid $2,800.00, and to bo
euro a patont, must yet pny tho gov
ernment prlco of $10.00 per acre. I
hnvo not mado a coal land entry. If
tho entry of my grantor was mado In
good faith, and tho law In other ro
spocts has boon compiled with, a pat
ont will be grantod; othorwlso not.
Certainly, the government Is securo,
bocause Its ofllolals have the exclu
sive determination of theso questions.
In refutation of the Implied accusa
tion by my competitor, that I havo
evaded voting, "lnsurged at homo and
stood pat In Washington," I cite a
portion of a testimonial written by
Howard R. Hlnshaw, Socrotary to
Congressman Hlnshaw, as follows:
iron. M. P. Klnkald:
My Doar Sir: Comnlylnir with your ro-
quest, I havo made a careful compilation
of your votes of tho presont session to
June 5th, when the last volume of tho
Record was Issuod, for the purpose, of
scertulnlnK your relative Btandlntr as to
faithful attendance and recorded voto.
Vou rank a fraction of a voto higher than
the average of tho votes expressed bUio
four members found to ho the highest,
other than yourself. Tho Itecord docs
not In a single Instance Indicate that you
havo undertaken to dodge or evade any
vote. You voted "presont" onco only
upon a roll call for the purpose of ascer
taining the presence of a quorum. You
have not paired your vote In a single In
stance, Unon all motions or resnhitlnnH
concerning amendments to tho rules, or
with reforence to tho Speakership, you
huvo voted consistently during tho entire
congress wun mo progressives, or so
called "Insurgents."
very truly.
(Signed) HOWARD It HINSHAW"
I quote also:
"District of Columbia, 1 .
vny or wasnincton.
I. Alexander McDowell. Clerk nf th
Itouso of Representatives of the Unltnil
States, do hereby certify that at tho ro.
quest of Congressman Klnkald, I huvo
caused to bo ascertained IiIh rel.itlvu
standing tm to attendance during this
session, und his record n to voting on
roll calls, us compared with other mem
bers, and nn a result It has been
mado to nppoar. nnd does appear, to mo
that In attendance nnd tho number of
rocordod votes, Mr. Klnkald mnlm with
members who rank thf highest, and
ranks' as high, If not a fraction higher,
than the average of the four or flvo or
six oi i no niguesi.
In witness whereof. I have horrnntn
subscribed my name and lllxcd my of
Octal senl, this H5th day of Juno, A. 1).
sraATj.
(Signed) ALEXANDER MCDOWKLU
Thanking you for your support In
tho pnst, and bollevlntr tho Concros.
slonnl exporlonco I havevonJoyed will
cnnhlo mo to work to a creator ad
vantage In the futuro In bohnlf of the
Interests of tho District, your further
support li respectfully sollolted.
U. P. ICINJCAID.
Wills J Hcdflold. M I) 3 It McKlrahan. M D
Drs. Redfield & McKirahan
Phsicians and Surgeons.
All Calls Promptly Answered. Phones
6-12-G-14
OfTico at P. and S. Hospital.
GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and Surncon, f
Office over McDonald Bank.
Phonua I Office 130
thontB Keflidcnco 115
John S. Twinem, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.
Special attention to Obstetrics and
f!hl!llriin' niannaia
OfTico: McDonald State Bank Building,
turner oin sc uewey sis.
Phones: Office 183. Residence 283
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 cases.
721-23 North Locusi
Telephone No. 642.
ECHELBERY'S
NEW AND SECOND HAND STORE
Cor Sixth and Locust Sts. Phone 302
A full line nf furniture nil 1lnrla nf
StoVOS nnrl ntnvn ronnlru wnrrnno lin.
- - - w.v - w.....w, 11(1,-
ness, saddles, bicycles, guns and sport
ing kuuus, ciocks, wntcnes, musical
goods, sewing machines either cash
or nnvmnntn. Fvnrvtliinn- nn imi
bought and sold here. Top pr ice fo
iron metai nnu runner.
Go to
SORENSON'S
FOU
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
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 and Locust Sts.
I respectfully invito a share of
the patronage of tho public.
Prompt delivery.
J. R. RITNER.
Serial No. OlOlMClM.
NOTION VOU I'lJIILlCATION
IlKI'AltTMKNT OF Till! INTKIUOK.
. . Jnlted States hand Otllco.
At North l'latto. N'obrnska. duly IB, 1010.
Notion Is heroin' iHvmi Mm, n,,,, ......
II. KnlmfTiif nf Mi..ll,. M..1.....1. .
ilSy.' T.',nl' J??'1- ",a,1 lomt'stoad otitry No.
10771. Sj-rlal No. onus, for the southoast quar-
20mSorlal No. OilM. for 'tho south w'estmmr-
ttr. section ti. Tciwiifililn 111. v. iin,r i w
of tho th Principal Meridian, lias llleli
notlco of Intention to rualto final tlvo yoar
iTuui. in iviiuiminii ciaim to 1 no land aljov
Ht'stiriixu, noforo tno reitlstnr and roculv
at North Platte, Nohraika, on tho IStli c
o
vor
day
01 M'Pl It'lU.
Claimant nomas as wltnessm; Kiit'eno
Arilttpv. nf MvH n V11I. V, ........ 1 . 1 1
.laiHr S vl' ot North Plat o. Neb., and Wll-
1 iu 111 iiii-iiiuj'. 01 .uyriio. ixou.
j,a ! iv kvans, Ketrlster.
PHOI1ATK NOTICK,
In inn CSmntv !)uirr tt r in.i.j.. ,.....t..
........ "' '"IIVWlll liUUIl t ill
braslta. July 1Mb. 1110.
Ill tllU lliattOI (if tll.1 nutnln nt T ,,M..-
O Karrlnetoti. deceased. '
Notlco In hot oby kIvoii, that tliu credl
tfirM III Mlilll (llUnnt.ilil Urtlt mnnl ,1... I. ........ -I
of Maid estate, before mo Coiintr .IiicIlm of
Lincoln iiounty, Nebraska, ot the county
court room In told county, on tho liith day of
AiiKUHt. luio. and on tholtithdayof February,
11)11. at 1) o'clock a m. each day. for tho inir-po.-,ooriroMiitlmr
tbt'lrclulms for examina
tion, adjustinont and allowance, Six months
nre nluiwiMl for i.r.MlltnpM in .irtw...... 1...1
, , . - . ......... . w , ' . .n 111 nil',,
claims anil ono year for tho K.xecutrtx to
dottlo nam estate, from tho ltitlt day of
July. 1010. This notice to Iki lmbllohod
eljrbt oueci'sslvo Iumr-.s In tho North Platto
'Prllmlifi. A 1ni.nl iimruun .1. 1.11 u 1 .. . .1.1
....... . ..w..,.H),, IM.lMlBlll-ll III nUUI
county nrlor to tho tilth day of Aticuiit.
iwu.
Jl'.l-H W. O. KI.DKU. County .Imltro,
NOTKW I'OK PUIIUOATION.
Serial No. 0S0!I7.
.Ourwirtrmmt of tho Interior.
U- S. Laud Otllco at North l'latto. Neb.
, . . . . Jul" lu'u-
Mnlln lw liir,lki. irlH.m I.m l.ll 1.'....i. ...
of North Platte, Nebraska, who, on Juno :3th,
IWU, mode homestead entry No. 2U1U1,
Surlal No. IU0B7, for north half and southwest
quarter, section h, townsldii 11. north, liotico
ill. west of tho sixth Principal Merlillun
ha.s I1"'", notlco of Intention to
tnnl.t Hllfll riv.. i,tn n... ,
establish claim to tho land abovo described,
boforo the Heulster ami Receiver at North
Platto, Neb., on tho nth day of Sent. 1010
Claimant names as witnesses: William
Qrltllths. of Dickons, Nob., P 11. llurwood. of
Nomonter., avu. uari liroeiler. of North
l'ltttti
N'rtli.
tto, Net. and John Pulse, of Somerset,
jli-a
J- 15. KVANH, ltrelster.
Statement. the Condition
uVlr tub tfy
MUTUAL BUILDING 8
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
of North
Platte, Nebraska,
day of June. 1010.
Certificate NO.S2.
on the 30tb
Assiiis.
'ml mnrtimiri Inqn. 40-7 irwi m
ASSETS.
iViVti. " ,M. ixx
cmT. .:r"::::.::;::::::::..,::::;::; g s
utiuniuciii interest, nrvmiums and
vn.-;Vr;;--"':.V,.5 . mm
'axes and iiiHUrSn-.r . a .,'- ;;." --
Total $J73 j!)
I.IA11IMT1ES.
Capital (itock paid up $353 Mi
eYefund... is ooo
Undivided profits io nr, m
Other Liabilities IBM a
iotai. '21 "s -J
IlKOKIPTS AND UXPHNDITUIIES FOU
.inr. ikaii JiiNDlMtl JUNK 1910.
li vni
Ilalancc on hand July 1, 1010 t 9 OOU 2.1
Due .HI 24 00
Interest, premiums, and linen 2H 001 70
Miscellaneous Fees 30:1 7S
Tnxcs and Insurance 35 10
!"" repaid ni un iii
Total ijjo 72
T -., .
Kxpcnv.::::::::::::::-:: ? gs g
stock redeemed 02 Bin oil
cash on hand h imi r,s
a axes and Insurance w,ji
Total jisii r.20 72
State of Nebraska, Lincoln county, us.
Jt?nW&lSli'lVrV
Ka I'RNOITUIlEH.
thp foreeoinir statement of tho condition of brasku, n tho case of David Cunning
said Association Is truo nnd correct to tho ham, executor of tho estate of James
best of mv kiifiwleilo-fi nnil luiiir.f I n. .i i .. . .. , , ,.. .
- - -v-.....
Suiiscrlbed nnd sworn to boforo mo this I Itli
nAMlIRI, H00ZI1K. Xeernlnrv.
davof.Iiilr. tiiln
iinTi.GH nuniA.VAN. Notary Public
VIOTOlt VONUOKTZ, 1
I.KSTKit Walk Kit, I)lrectors.
I KA 1., II A MM. )
T. I i vnvia.
WnTine
. . . , . J ,.n. uu nil
1. zz n imnrr. I mr io a. 1'nvi.. nwi i... .....
Known iifirsot uavid w t'orry, deceased.
Jmll t,'ko no.,,,c,: tliat " lliu 2otl' of July.
1 10. Henry Waltemath. plalntllT herein. Illod
his petition In tho District Court of Lincoln
wu'Hj, ouumsKn, against, sain ueronuantfl.
tllft llllfort. mill urn tt ivl.l.!. n .... . ....1...
tin, m ,,f Vi,.. .o.'iM.nr
, : V '.w.n.,,, .11 mm IU tllU 1UIIU1V
lnir described tract of land, 10-wlt: Ilecliinlnc
inline souiucasi corner or iot 1. in ill,
ft., of tho orlKlnal plat of tho City of North
northerly 'direction on t i east lluo of said
Int.. itl finr nnd a .1.. X . "
narnllnl win. tlm untitu f ..i,i 1. .. .;
i . ...... v..u ""Mm iiiiu u nam iui w
ir Sl rVL.1
' . ' . """"" vuuiiu owuiih;i 1 uuiailtll
with tno east lino of said lot 40 feet and 4 in-
cues 10 mo soutn nno or Bald lot. thonco
uanii-nj un mo suuui uno or said lot 10 the
placo of beirlnnlnir. nnd to nxelmln enrb nmi
all lit tho nnlfl Hulnnrlnnlu n .. ..
riKiit, tltlo or claim In and to said proporty
. . HuiviKiuiiM ft.uill UIIJ IIILUTUSL.
" ;iijinii sain iioiumianis iroin nssortinc
ftllV ClRlm 111 EnM li.nmlBnu u 1...
plaintiff herein and to enjoin salddofondants
iiutii niLtTinrrinir u-irti i fimtiir'a of. ,iin
. . --- fiHiiuiu .1 yvililU.l.tlVli
VOU artl rfWMllrorl in nnuwnr onlil HAllili.ri
uii ur iwiuru mo am ciay or Joptomuor. lwiu
. IlKJfUY WATiTKMATH
iy milwa a iiAiJ.HMN. li isAttornnvN
NOTIOK.
ilrLr Intiliiff.i. TT.ir.tn.. ie..-l... n ...i.
Nohrnska, Kdward Ilurko and lioldlo Ilurke.
ailfl all nt hnr luircnna lnlitnulml ...111 . n I . ..
iiuiico iiiai, upon ino mux day of August.
........ Mi.vil..l.ll .Till lUltr
ii'iu, at mo tiouror 2 o'clock p. m-, central
standard time, at tho froluht house or wnro
hquso of Union I'aclllc Railroad comnanv
" iiioeiiyoi iMoriu l'latto. Nebraska, sa il
l-nlon L'aclllc Itallroad Company will offer
said York Koundrp & Knirlnn WnrkM in ViU
nr Nil im film ran .1 ,1 fA 11lr un Wn . . I , I . . . . . 1 1 .
warn iiuruo and uoldlu Ilurko, when dolnc
business under the firm nanio and stylo of
Ilurko .V Company! that said safe will bo
sold tosatlsfrtho sum of frolcht duo
thoroon and the sum of SO.tlO as storage
iiiunmu irom ino uato or tno rocoipt of said
sarn nn tlin t!ilili ilninr i.'i. nQ ...
and Includlnrr thoiiOtli day of .lun'o, lidO: that
v.ivj luiw uiuuuiii, ui uuarKes neainst said saro
upon said duto amount to tho sum nf sis 411
and that to said amount will bo added s tor-
ni.rH r inririm ni run ra... tr aa..... .. . . .....
. ! miuuiiii, .viiiuaj
of AuBiist. 1010. excluding, however, from said
Ilir nnrll flnviln tn nm lniliwllm l.n lk.l.
Tn i " n nonuays- naiu sate
will nil kii 11 nr rin.ti.nn n ml ..inn.. .r.....i,i
at nublli: aiir.llnn tn tln liicimut i.ii,i.,-
..... v ..,u . .inn uiii. iiiuvu uiurusuiu
eusiii
- - ..w "l.'H V I' I U . 1 1. 1 IU1
D.H I'll tlilu Slut llntr nt T..1.. tntrt
UNION I'ACIKIO 11AILUOAD COMl'ANV.
"J'A iiiiTiiiiooN. its Attorney
OltDKItOF I1KAR1NO ON I'KOIIATR ill,'
niaiooi iNonrasKa. iitncoln County, ss
In tho county court, .lulp 14th. 11)10.
- - - v.iu ..ivuiu ui iiiuiiiun
J. Davtes, deceased.
Ill the tnntt.ir if tln iiuiBin rnl. ........
on roadliiB and illlnir tho petition of
11. e.vans. prayinir tliat tho instrument
llled.on tl.o 11th day of July. UU0. and nur-
orunir to bo an authenticated copy of the
astwlll and testamontof tho said deceamul.
may bo proved, approved, probated, allowed
anil recorded In this .court ns tho last, will
mill t.i.t nmnnl nf lliirnnlil Tl.n.nn, I n...i....
: . ....... . , myoiiiM iiiuiuunui 1'avit,
deceased, and that tho execution of said In-
r. i a ii. navies, Kiuott L, Davles and W. II
Wamor as Kxecutors.
mi nun uniutu iiih tnj uraiiiuu in
Ordereil .'I'lint. Aiiirnut Otli A 11 mm . )
u uitniK. v. in., is assicncu ior nearnnr said
petition, when all persons Interested In said
mattor may appear at a county court to bo
hold In nnrl fnt cnlrl nmitltl niifl.linui.iitn
why tho prayer of tho petitioner should not
or 01 1110 xiuiuionur 8U011KI not
six successlvo Issues In tho North l'latto TrU
bune. a leual newpaper published In said
county prior to AitBusuflth. luio.
I'H-'I W O Kr.nKii. Countv .TiuIith.
un Kruiuuu
iiiwiiu iiuiiurn
Nora llalch. Plallll lfT. Vs. CnrrlnT. MI,.l,o..l
T Pn A T vnniop
mill n 1. llnllnMl ll.lf llllklinml fx II
loy and Addlo Verloy. his wtfo, Shorman O,.
iimijTKur unu r.miim w. iy uncrBor Ills WlfO
luiiuersuii iioiiiiiKsworiu and
Ilfilllni?Hvnrtll IiIh wlf.i. Ilrt. nnmn iinbiiniB..
, . . . . . . .... HHiviiiiniiuiiiii
.1. F. Little nnd Livonia L. Little hu vir. .1.
i. niiiier, jitiiemiaiiis,
CarrloL. Michael. O V. Michael,.!. V. Llt-
iio unu Liivonia i. i,hiio, non-res dent
11110 tho tilnlntllV N'lir.i Itnli'li llliwl n ' .....in....
ri'llflntllii will InL'ii rintliiii tlm. . ... 1..1.. ....
hi iiiu iiisirieL uunrr. ni i.iiieniti iTniinin
.leiirusKa, BKainst mo aiKivo named dofoti'
Kf.,1 l. i . .
i r iiinw iiununni ixir (luuara wmi intwrest
tnnrium. which twiti nml nifirhrniru riniw I
asslBned to tl , air.ti r I rntn fnr" ;""
alllo connlduratlon. Default havliiB been
mado in tho paymontof said noto and In-
leriHt.tliiri.ntl. nnrl nn .n nn lifiv.L.i. .....
for tho recovory thereof, tho plaintiff asks
for Judgment aBatnst said defendants and
..uii w. .iiv.ii .in iiiu nuui UI unu ilHllltanU
onohundred thlrtye Bht and M-ioo dollars
and Interest from .Iu v 1st luiu i,u'tl,..r win,
eueu 01 iiiein ior tno sum ot one thousand
-MHnnvMiiK iivillliuil aav .,- lUUCllllU- Willi
all costs and accrultiB costs In this rase, and
mr lureciusuro oi sam mortBaco ami sale of
saici proiierty ror tne payment of Kiiehelnlm
and costs. Noma IIat.cii. I'lalnllir.
nj- r, ni, h imiikiiiii:y, ner Attorney,
OltDEUOK HKAHINd ON I'KTITION FOU
rULHAM'.'. .! WJIili.
rtatoof Nebraska, l.lncnlii Cmintv.
rVt nil tli!l.niltt llit.ir.iutnil l.i tin. ... ...... nt
.uiiui u u i in in, iiccoasod.
" ' - ..i.... .....a ...i ..... .1. .1,11 namiu 1 1
wnereas. JOsen Hue 1 resnaliam has 1 eil In
my otllco. an lustrumout purixirtliiB to bo
uio last win ano testament or joiiu uulmot,
Ifllll llf Until linnnlK ilmiu.ciiil nnil c.l.l Iaii..
wv. . j , in uuniii, miiii mini illicit)-
Phluo llresiiahitn has Hied her petition herein
I'lujiiii; 11, uuvu iiiuKamu ntimiiieii 10 pro
liato and for the Issuance of letters testa-
ni,iiliii.i. iulll.ll. ...Ill .mI.I... . l,l. .. .1 ... I
w,,VH 1,(1, VM r.l. .111111-11 IU UUI n inai llllli
liernnillll fwf :it.i T llnirufnii tntuilnl Tm..iln..
thoVth day of Auuiut. 1UI0. at 1) o'clock In'
inu lorcuoon. ui too county court In said
noun. ui. wiu couniy court in said I
as the time and place for hoarlmr
I. ut. which tlmo and tilaeo vim nmi
.'"limy, as win time ana niaco rot
said will, at, which tlmo and tdaco
11 "ll. 1.M l.llll.ll LIIIIU Ullll ,'11.1 13 j)
nil miiiiirtinil mnv milium nnil i'iuiIuli
Mi!..a,'.V!
iowiiiboi ine samo-
It u further ordered that said petitioner
Blvo notice to all ttersons ntercsteii In kIi)
estatoof tho iendcncy of this potltloini '
tilt) tlinnnilll lllni-i. tillt. fur tlm l,nnHn,r .,f ii'
f?.,."i' .byiSail.i,i"",V.a V ,I,y0!.tlll;,ori1',r.to,,u
published In tho North l'latto t-einl-WVoklj
Tribune, a newspaper printed and published
III said countv. for sly
vlous to tlieMav sot for hearing.
six successlvo Issues pro-
fnr lifiArlnif.
In witness whereof. I have hprnnntii it
iny hand ami olllclal seal thU 10th dav nf
.luly. MO.
J1W
0. L'LDKIti County JuUe,
NOTICE.
Lizzie J,Richey and William Richoy
will take notice that on tho 17th day of
November, 1909, Laura E. Porter,
p aintlir herein, Hied her petition In the
district court of Lincoln County. Ne
braska, against said defendants im
pended with Robert Wilson Jr., and
Lnrmnrn Hnnk nf rimator. ri,,.n.,..
ji iiMuiiwRu, inu ouiect nnu prayer 01
I titUI.Vi n.tl.l ...... r " l
Mnhmm n U- -1.1 . ' A
?"'u i'"o" ure, ior n uecrco
fdJuu?,"B at nn nmdavit for service
I "J muuu uy oumcs At. uav.
aworneyior ine pin nun, on tho 23rd
aay oi way, iBsa. in an action then
pending in the District Court of Lin-
pnln Cntintv. Mnhrnnlrn fn fnpnlnn..
mortgnge on the west half of the south
east quarter and the east half of the
ship 10, range 32,
Boumwesi quarter 01 section 5, town
shin If), rnntro '.19 In T.lnnnln (-",,..
r. I r .--..ftv unibwin VJUUULV.
Nebraska, wherein David Cunningham,
executor of the estate of James Porter,
Rlehov nnrl VVilllntn r?lr.i
1 r i . . ......... ..iwin-T. vi Aif tvt'lU
defendants nnd filed in said court and
sworn to on said date by the said Jumes
M. Ray, was duly and legally executed
nnd sworn to.
Anil for II ilnrrnn tbnf W C iri,!...
(; erk of thn nintrlnr fmn-f r ii..
. . . - wvu. J A AJII11.U1U
I niui fir TrU,ic1 n l.A u .1 1 . rti
U"V .ivuHiBuu. uu It'llUircU to ninx
wa signature to said mndavitas of that
"at0 an(1 to attest the same with tho
seal of his said ofiico and for a further
decree finding tho amount now due on
? certain mortgago heretofore placed
in decree In said action aforesaid in the
District Court of Lincoln Countv. No-
liuitui. iieceuHeii. vs. i.izv.in.i firhntr
i-.i ... .rf . r"'
1 ril?no",0,re,1 on ino 'lM (,ay ot December,
1899, and that tho Bald defendants be
rcquiretl to redeem said land from said
decree within n short day to be fixed
bv the court, nnrl Hint in tlm ntrnnf l,nt
noBuch redemption Is mndo, that the title
of the plaintiff in and to said land be
lorover quieted as against any right,
title, lien or intnroat nf uml .1,in
dants in and to said premises, and
that said defendants bo enjoined
from claiming any right, title or in
terest in said premises or interfering
with plaintilfs possession of the same
and that the Bpid defendants bo wholly
excluded from any interest in said lantl
Irom ,any P g
I antl for Confirm nnnitnhln rnlinf
I Vrtn n ! l
pe-
of
or before the lBth dav
I vu uiu iLUUUUU tU UUoWLT UUIU
I A i. iriA
""K"i. -lyiu.
Dated this 1st day of July, 1910.
T.AftirA "KT Pntiirii
By Wilcox & Hallican, Attorneys for
Flaintilf.
Primary Election Notice 1910.
I. F. II. F.llinr PnnnHr Plnl- nf T t-
coin County, Nebraska, do hereby di
rect that a Primary Election be held at
the rotrnlnr nollinc nlnnno in unnV.
cinct throughout the county, as by law
l""""! " ""J a. unii luusuuy in Jw
gust, A. D., 1910.
At said primary election candidates
for tho followinir nfHenn shnll 1m nn.v.i.
nated, to bo voted on at tho regular
November A. D., 1910 nlection.
STATE OPFICEltS.
One Governor;
One LieutenantGovernor;
Ono Spprnffiru nf Stnfn.
One Auditor of Public Accounts;
uno ireasurer; . .
One Superintendent of Pnhlir Iriatiiu..
tion; ,
One Attorney General;
Ono Commisafonor nf PnKlio I n.,, la
-- ...... w..v VM. i UUIIUi
and Buildings;
uno lcniiway-commissioner;
One Concrnaamnn Sivtn rnnnroo.
sional District;
One State Senator for the 30th Sena
torial District;
One member of tho legislature for
the 54th representative district:
One County Attorney;
uno commissioner, Second District;
Prccinet nffinirs tn fill
An oxnrpRsinn nf nrofomnno fn' ITnt
ted States Senator.
Also for or against a proposed amend
ment to Sfictlnn 1 nf Art!fln7 nf tin
constitution of tho State of Nebraska.
defining the qualification of electors.
Which election will be opened at 12
o'clock M. and remain onen until 9
u iui;i in. unu rujni
o'clock in tho nvonincr
clock in the evening.
Dated North Plnttn. Noh .Tnnn 17tli
A. D., 1910. F. R. Elliott. '
County Clerk.
Nnliro
Notice is hornhv
j-mviu u. mariin unu weaiey
tocother as a bodv pornnrntn iimU tha
Ji , 00ly corporate under the
narno and style of tho "Rosedale Tele-
nhono Cnmnnnv." Tho nrinnlnnl .,inn
. r ' .. f(.v.u
Of trnnsnctinir thn hnalnnau nf until
company shall be at Hershey, ' Lincoln
county, Nebraska.
i ne general nuture of the business
to 1)Q trnnsnetnd hv tbla Kn-nnimtinn
, V, . . , wM.uiunU
shall bo the construction, erect on.
DUrclinSG. Sale, onorntinn. tnnlntnnnnnn
control and lenso of a telephone lino
or lines, and a telephone exchange or
exchanges.
Tho nmntint nf pnnlfnl nfnnl- on
thorized is S5.000.00, divided into COO
- - ... w. .... .j iuii c.u
ut uiiui iu suuiuct useir snail not
nvmwul iU e u r .1 ,
"fLfcu "- uiBimiu up capital
Tho (Into of thn rnmmnnpimnnf
Of
said comorntlon slmll hn thn n
of July, 1910, and shall continue for a
iii.iij-iiTi;
sooner d ssolved by law.
mi ' Vi t '
jjunou 01 iweniy-nve years, unless
The nirnirs of snirl
bo managed by a board of directors
consisting of not less than three not
more than five, nnd n nrosirln tit nnrl n
secretary-treusuitir.
signed June 16th, 1910.
T. A. KOHEKTS,
David E. Mautin,
WKSLKY .1. SlIlNKLU.
Rnnrl Nn .91
To nil whom It may concorn;
Tho MtlOpinl rinrntnlQcInnnt riiiiin!,il...l
- - , -f""" vi.i.in.u,mivi nil'UIII 11.11
lor tho rilirnnsn nf nutiilillnlunnnt nf ..
1 1 1 ...w....,s,,,fc, w. 4
DUbllO rnrin pninmnnpinnr nt ninllmni..
" ....i.v.wi.. MM IIU1 IllUUHb
corner of section 7 township 12, range
' i 1 nml 1 1 i ...... x i
, " ' uiii meiitu uubi, two miles
between sections 3 and 4 said townshin
... - it . , '
I,ni1 .rjnge, thence east on north lino of
ui-tuuii i), iiDuia j.ui ennuis to connect
with road No. 51: hnsreporteil In favor
Inf ..i.iii ' , lvu.'.
eection ;i, nbout 1.07 chains to connect
i . ,,D,,,I,U,,L , ."I ro,lu' n"
OlllCCtlOnS tllUrotO OrClilllllR fni llntrlflfr.i
mu8t be filed in the oil co of the countv
clerk on or before noon on tiw Vinl
V ts i A,n n " , 1P JJr.(1 ,,ny
:' I''i'i , mm, orsticn roatl Will
Im Qtnlillalinil iiilllimit ..r.. .1
I . . . . ' w..lt will
bo established without roforenco there
to.
,n?,atciNrt 1lntte' Nob- July 10,
1010. F. R. Elliott. Countv
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