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lira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Post
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1910.
Joseph G. Cnnnon, speaker of the
nouse, was nominated for congress
Wednesday and for the twentieth time
will make a race for a scat in congress.
In his speech of acceptance he said the
tariff is the real issue today as it has
been for practically fifty years.
The insurgents of the First Minne
sota congressional district won a not
able victory Tuesday when they de
feated James Tawney for renomlnation.
The fight during the campaign was
mndo along the progressive lines and
Tawnoy's opponent was 'nominated by
over two thousand majority. Tawnoy
was a strong supporter of Cannon and
was regarded us an enemy of Roosevelt.
By a vote of 14 to 9 the populist state
committco Tuesday afternoon at Lin
coln rofused to nominate G. II. Aid
rich, republican, as the populist can
didate for governor. The committeemen
dorscd lion II. Haydon, democratic
nominee for railway commissioner, and
C. W. Pool, democratic nominee for
secretary of state. The executive
committeo was empowered to fill
the vacancies when W. II. Green re
signs as tho populist nominee for lieu
tenant governor and when Mcnzo Terry
resigns as the populist candidate for
attorney general.
Stockholders of tho Oregon Short
Line railroad company, an important
line controlled by the Union Pacific
railroad, will bo asked to approve a
proposition to increase tho capital stock
of the company from $27,500,000 to $100,
000,000. The proposition comes up for
approval at a stockholders' mooting on
Oct. 12 at Salt Lako City. All of the
stock of tho Oregon Sort Line is
owned by tho Union Padflc. Officials
of tho Harriman linos say that
Bhould tho increase, whloh amounts to
$72,500,000 be granted, no now stock
will be issued in the near future, but
will bo held for emergencies, although
the expectation Is that the money will
bo used for new construction on tho
Oregon Short Lino next, year.
Judgo Dean who ran at the primaries
for congress in this district on the dem
ocratic ticket and W. J. Taylor, who
stood as populist and democrat, have
just arbitrated thqir difference and Dean
disappears from sight. Tho board of
arbitration consisted of several kinds of
populist nnd democratic committeos, in
cluding the state committeo. They
found that Dean had received tho dem
ocratic nomination, nnd that Taylor
had received tho populist nomination.
It, was also found by that adding tho
democratic votes received by Taylor
and tho populist votes received by him
they totalled larger than tho votes re
ceived'by Dean. Therofore Dean was
asked to disappear, which he did. Tay
lor is therefore tho solo opponent of Mr.
Klnkaid.
following the nomination of Aldrich
and Dnhlman some doubt wns expressed
as to tho possible election of tho repub
lican candidate. This doubt grew out
of tho well known influcnco of the
browors and the Baloon Interests, tho
possibility of tho railroadB supporting
Duhlman, nnd the inclination of demo
crats to stay with their nominee regard
loss of tho policies ho uphold. That
doubt as to Aldrlch's election has how
ever, largoly disappeared. Thero will
not bo a heavy doflcction of tho repub
lican voters to Dahlman; in fact tho
number of republicans who vote for
him will likely be offset by the demo
crats who will vote for Aldrich: tlio
efforts of tho railroads to influcnco their
employes to vote for Dahlman will not
provo as successful as was at fiist bo
lloved, and tho influence which Bryan,
Metcalf and other prominent deomcrats
will exert in favor of Aldrich will
counteract to a largo extent tho work
of the liquor interests. Altogether tho
prospects for tho election of Aldrich
are bright.
Bryan is not for Dahlman.
W. J. Bryan on Tuesday broko tho
silenco ho maintained on tho Btate sit
uation nnd Issued tho following state
men t;
I am just leaving for Missouri und
shall be absent practicallynll the time
for about a month, campaigning in
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Indiana and
Illinois. After that I shall bo at liberty
to speak for Mr. Hitchcock, tho demo
cratic candidate for congrosa and for
tho state ticket In Nebraska. In speak
ing for tho state ticket, however, I shall
not bo ablo to present any argument in
favor of tho election of Dahlman, Ill's
position on tho liquor question makoa
that impossible. I regrot this exceed
ingly, for he has been a political and
personal friend for twenty years; it
would glvo mo pleasure to speak for
him If I could indorso tho policy for
which ho stands, but ho has chooen to
make tho liquor question his paramount
issue nnd make his appeal on that issue.
In spite of the fact that the last
democratic state convention voted down
a declaration against county option by
a vote of C38 to 202, ho says that
he will voto a county option bill if
passed, and in spito of the fact that tho
stato convention endorsed the 8 o'clock
closing Inw . by n vote of 710 to 1C3, he
announces that he will sign a bill re
pealing it if such a bill is passed. Ho
Is making his appeal on non-partisan
lines with tho liquor question as the
issue. His courage is to be com
mended. It is an honest way of mak
ing a campaign, although it compels
him to separato himself from friends
who do not agree with him and to roly
for speechmakingupon those democrats
and republicans who take his view of
the subject.
'Possibly it Ib just as well to have
the issue clearly presented so that it
may be settled this year instead of two
yeara hence. Troublesome as the quest-
Ion is now, it would be even more em-
harassing if presented in 1912, when wo
have presidential election on hand. If
Mr. Dahlman is elected, it will bo a dec
laration by tho voters of tho state
against county option and against the
8 o'clock closing law. If he is dofcated,
it will be a declaration in favor of
county option and in favor of 8 o'clock
closing law. In other words, tho voters
now have an opportunity to decide
whether tho stato shall go backward
or forward on the liquor question. To
prescrtt argument in favor of going
backward would not only contradict
what I have already said on tho subject
but would embarras mo in the fight
that I expect to make hereafter to save
onr party from tho odium as being tho
liquor interests."
A Square Line Up.
Political lines are fast forming in
Nebraska. On tho day of Mr. Bryan's
refusal to support the democratic nom
inco for governor two of tho minor
parties decided to leave tho place of
governor blank on their tickets. In each
case tho action wns taken frankly for
the purpose of strengthening the can
didacy of Mr. Aldrich. Mr. Wright, tho
prohibition enndidato forgovernor, with
drew from tho race in ordor that no
votes might bo drawn away from tho
county option candidate. Governor Shnl
lenberger having declined the populist
nomination, the committco of that
party mot and decided to mako no nom
ination. This action too was taken be
cause of a widespread feeling among
populists that every vote is needed to
prevent tho browors from controlling
tho stato government.
This loaves the lines more definitely
drawn than they have been in this
state within the memory of tho oldest
inhabitant. Thero are no side issues to
bofog the maino question. But one thing
is to bo decided at tho election. The
position of the two principal parties and
their candidates is so plain that there
will bo no excuse for tho casting of a
Binglo voto in the wholo Btate contrary
to tho intentions of tho voter.
Tho definitneess of the campaign is a
joy to the cltizeu who likes to seo clear
cut issues fought out decisively at the
ballot box. Lincoln Journal.
A German Legend.
Tho Germans have a legend of Fred
erick Barbarossa that lie is not dend,
but In an enchanted sloop, sitting with
his knights at a martilo table In tho
cavern of KylTliausoii, In tho Hans
mountains, Ills Iouk rod beard has
grown during this long enchantment
and, covering tho table, descends to
tho floor, nnd ho sits thus waiting
tho moment that will set him free.
There he has been kept for long con
turies. There lie must stay for ages.
MENTOR
UNIONS
Uriion Suits are becoming'
more popular with our cus
tomers every year.
Mentor Unions are the
leading- brands.
Our new stock is now in.
Let us show you. We are
exclusive agents in North
Platte.
THE LEADER.
J. PIZER.
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THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES
Capital and Surplus $135,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President
E. F. SEEDERGER, Vicc-Prcsiricni,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vicc-Presiucnlf
F. L. MOONEY, Cashier.
DR. V LUCAS.
Office Suit 6 and 7, Kcifli Theatre Building
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Disease's '
of Women.
We heard a young man say last night
that politics "is getting to be so rotten
that a fellow don't know where he's at
or what it's bestto voto for." Wore we
permitted to do so we should ndvise, in
such a case, as rcasonsbly safo course:
If in doubt, voto the republican ticket;
If you cannot vote It all, voto forasmuch
of It as you can; And If, after Nov
ember 8, a contrnry judgmenthas been
adopted by a majority of your fellow
citizens, mako up your mind that you're
going to keep on loving your neighbor
as yourself nnd be a good Nebraskan just
the same. Grand Island Independent.
"HOLD UP"
your hands for
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You are not "Held Up" when you
buy it as you get your moneys
worth in every dish.
Our up-to-date manner ih the
making and our facilities for tak
ing care of it assures you of Ice
Cream that cannot be excelled.
DICKEY BROS.
A Man That Keeps Good Horses
don't wan't to spoil their appearance
or risk his own life by harnessing them
with an inforior made or shabby har
ness. It pays to buy a good harness
when you do buy, for It always looks
well as well as wearing well. For
Btylo, durability and make call on
A. F FINK.
ECHELBERY'S
NEW AND SECOND HAND STORE
Cor Sixth and Locust Sti. Phone 302
A full line of furniture, all kinds of
stoves and stove repairs, wagons, har
ness, saddles, bicycles, guns and sport
ing goods, clocks, watches, musical
goods, sowing machines either cash
or paymonts, Everything you uso
bought nnd sold hero. Top price for
iron metal and rubber.
NOTIOE FOR I'U "LIGATION.
Serial No.0im
Department ot tlio Interior.
U 8. Laud OUtco at North Platte. Nob.
. , , September 17th 1010.
Notice In lierflhv irtvmi Hint, rinnlnl .1
Orgolny, of North Piano, Nebraska, who. on
! ob. 11. 1005, mado homestead entry No.WbOu.
Serial No. Olo'js. for weal half, west half
northeast quarter. wst half southeast
quarter, bootlon IS. township W. north. Range
itO. went of tliu sixth Principal Meridian
has tiled, notice of (Mutton to i
mako Ilnal five year proof to 1
establish claim to tho land above described. I
before the Reglstor and Receiver at North
l'latto, Nob., on tho 14th day of Nov. 1010.
uiaimaiu names as witnesses! (Jarl H.
MClJruw. .Tarnl, Wnlu.r. nf Nurtli Plnlln.
Nob.. Edward Wright. Thomas llelchor. of
Myrtle. Neb,
J. E, EVANS, Rvghitor.
JIOLD
DEPOSITARY.
Homeopathy
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Sitnilea, Similibus, Curantus-
A like remedy will cure a like
disease.
A law immutable, that cannot
chango, and as true today as
when it first came to light.
true and tried system that will
bear investigation.
Nature'B own treatment whore
remedies are paramount.
For out of town patients and
all those interested: Rooms fur
nished when desirea for confine
ment, medical and the necessary
surgical cases. Trained nurse in
attendance.
Dr. J.( S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical Practicioner
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 cases.
721-23 North Locust St.
Telephone No. 642.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
ZSIE ASTiFltUWT:aTKKiUT, 3
NORTH PLATTE,NEB.
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Medical Staff:
Dr. D. T. Quigley. Dr. G. B- Dent.
Dr. V. Lucas.
A general hospital for nil acute and
chronic cases medical, surgical
nnd obstretric. Open to the medi
cal profession. For further infor
mation address,
W. M. CUNNINGHAM. Mgr
Excelsior Springs
MINERAL WATER.
Wo are sole agents for tho medicinal
waters from this famous resort. Per
sons 8u(foring with Btomach, liver
und kidnoy troubles should give these
waters a trial.
Sulpho Saline Water-Pints 15c, Qts.
25c, half gnl. 50c.
Siloain and Uegont Water-Pints 16c,
Quarts 25c.
Soterian Ginger Alo-Pints 15c or 2
for 25c. (Manufactured from Soterian
Lithlo Water.)
Special discount in case lots.
Stone Drug Co. ,
Wills J Rcdfleld, MI) JH McKlrahan. M D
Drs. Redfleld & McKlrahan
Phsicians and Surgeons.
All Calls Promptly Answered. Phones
642-644
Office at P. and S. Hospital.
jf i- r m s
A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES.
ii Doctors Ames & Ames, (j
( Physicians and Surgeons,
U Office over Stone Drug Co.
6 P,nD ) Office 273
Xi Phones f Residence 273
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Up-to-date $1.50 per sack or $2.90
per hundred, B. & M. $1.45 per sack
$2.85 per hundred; Buffalo and Jer
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hundred. See us for prices on 500, 1,000
or more pounds. Every sack guaran
teed.
R. E. LOUDON & SONS,
Call 551.
Go to
SORENSON'S
FOR
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
Floor, Feed, Grain or Hay
Having recently purchased the
B. A. Wijson feed Btore at tho
corner of Sixth and Locust Sts.
I respectfully invite a share of.
the patronage of the public.
Prompt delivery.
J. R. RITNER.
THE-BEST CIGAR SALESMAN
we have is tho Forest King cigar. It
brings more trade to this store than a
little. It will not surprise you either
t f i !. 171 i. i r r. Ti f
ii jruu me x'urobi rung cigar, it is
a smoke you cannot fail to enjoy if you
are a lover of fine tobacco. It Is a
dear that, once tried, vou naturallv
think of every time you are inclined for
a goou smoKe.
J. F. SCHIYIALZRIED,
Notice.
John F. Wilcoxson will take notice
that on the 22nd day of July, 1910, P.
H. Sullivan, a justice of the Peace, in
and for Lincoln County, Nebraska, is
sued an Order of Attachment for the
sum of S19.R0. In nn netinn nonHInw lin.
foro him, wherein William Dowson is
piainuu anu jonn v. vvueoxson aelen
unnt, that property consisting of money
in the hands of tho Union Pacific Rail
road uompany, a corporation, has been
attached under said order.
' Said cause was continued to' tho 30th
uay ot sept. 1010.
William Dowson, Plaintiff.
North PlattC, feb. Aug. 18th, 1910.
PRORATE NOTIOE.
In tho County Court of Lincoln county. No
In tlio mattvr of the estate of Anders
Notlco la horoby irlven. that tho creditors
ui Dm uctuMuu win uiuut mo Aoniinisiratn
Lincoln county. Nohraska, at tho county
yuurt ivuiu ui nam vuiiuiy. on MIO ,iuui day Of
October. 1010. and on tho 10th Uay of April.
bii, i iu u uiuuk u- iii. uncii uay, tor too pur
rvt:n nf Tirosnntlnir lliAl.iil.tmn ... i
on, adjustment and allowance Six months
are allowed for creditors to present their
uiaiuia mm ono year lor mo AUtnlmstrttrlX
sottlo said estate, from the 12th ilnv
plaht successive Issues In the North Platte
J.IIUUIIU, u iei;ai newspaper puousnea In said
county prior to tho 10th day of October
J3B. , O. E. ELDBU. County Juoot.
IJy Katherlno P. Clark. Clerk of tho County
Court.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of tho Interior,
Uclted States Laud Ofllco.
Vn.tli 111..... Vol. tJ i n . I ntn
A sulUclont contest affidavit having been
uiuu iii tuia umtu uj- r..uri ii uariiioiomow.
"ioi uiAug vucii luuii wu, i r au or opction
82. township 15 N.. ranirasaw. 6th P. M by
alleged that Acnes Mcllenry hasuuvurcstab
1,8.,.,WJ .residence on sold tract that she has
failed to Improve orcultivato said tract In
any mannur. that sho hns abonded said tract
ftf trinrit than l v tnm.tl... I.. . .. .
parties aro hruy notified to appear,
Ha
Id
oiuim unu uuur UYIUUUCU
allevatlou at 10 o'clock a
touching hhIc!
United States Land Ofllco lu North Platte.
Nebraska.
............. ...v.. uiiura-mi, set lurcu racts
which show that after duo diligence per
sonal servleo of this notlco cannot bo made.
H is norobv ordered and directed, that such
"ii !.'.., uu uirucieu. inai sucn
nlculwglvonbyUuondnroierpubllatlon.
GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and Suracon,
Office ovor McDonald Bank.
Phones
I OlTlco 130
Residence 115
NOTICE .
Lizzie Oantt. Charles A. Pnrrv nml Mm nn.
known heirs of Oavld W. Perry, docoasod
will tako notice that on tlio 20th day of July,
1010. Honry Waltomath, plaintiff herein, fllod
his petition In tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nohraska, airalnst said defendants,
tho object and prayer of which aro to nulot
tho tltlo of the plaintiff In and to tho follow
ing described tract of land, to-wlti IlCRlnnlnar
on the Southwest corner of Lot 1, In Block
iu;,oi too original piat ot too uity or North
Platte. Nebraska, running thenco In a
northerly direction on tho west lltio ot said
lot. 4A fcot and 4 Inches, thenco eastorly
parallel with tho south lino of said lot. 83
root, more or less to tuocontor lino running
north and south, thenco southerly parallel
with tho west lino of said lot 40 feet and 1 In-
dies to tho south lino of said lot. thonco
westerly on tho south lino of said lot to tho
placoof beginning, and to oxcludooach and
an 01 too sam ncrenaants trom any interest,
right, tltlo or claim In and to said property
and to enjoin said defendants from assorting
any claim In said premises as against the
plaintiff herein and to enjoin said defendants
trom Interfering with plaintiff's possession
thereof.
Vou aro required to answer said patltlon
oner boforo tho ud day ot October. 1010.
IlEflHY WAr.TEMATII
By Wticox tt ItAiiiiioAN, HlsAttornoys
CONTEST NOTIOE.
Department of tho Intorlor.
ITnltnd Rtntna Land flOli-n
North l'latto. Nebraska.
Soptcmber 7. 1010.
A sufllclent contest affidavit having been
filed In this olllco by II. C. Bartholomew
contestant, against homestead Entry
No. aiiUO. mado Aug. 12, 1005. for all ot
Sec 2H. Township 1". N. Itanco32 v 6th
P. Meridian, by David Montclth contostoo. In
which it Is alleged that David Montclth
has never established rcsldonco thoroon:
that ho has failed to lmprovo or cultivate
said tract In any manner; that ho has aban
doned said tract for more than six months
last past. Bald parties aro horoby notified
to appear, respond and offor ovidenco touch
ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m
on Nov. 7th, 1010, before tho Reglstor and
Itocelvor at tho United States Land olllco
In North Platte. Nohraska.
. Tho said contestant having, In a proper affi
davit Died Sept. 7th. sot forth facts which
show that after duo diligence porsonal ser
vleo of this notlco cannot bo made, It Is
horeby ordered and directed that such no
tlco bo given by duo and proper publication.
J. E. Evans.
ItngUter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 02109.
t Department of tho Interior,.
U. S. Land Ofllco at North PlaUo. Nob.
. Auglll, 1910,
Notlco Is hereby given that Mary Packa.
of North Platte. Nob., who. on July 2. iwi,
mado homestead entry No. 20301, serial No.
0UI00. for all of section 12. township 12. N.
ranco 32. Wot tho 0th Principal Meridian, has
died notlco of intention to mako final flvo
yoar proof, to establish claim to tho land
abovo described, boforo tho Register and Re
ceiver at North Platte, Nebraska, on tho 13th
day of Oct. 1010.
Claimant names as wltnessoat Adam E.
Donaldson. John Powler and Carl nroedor.
of North Platte. Nob. and Spencer Edmlston.
ot llorshcy, Nob.
al7-0 J. E. Evans. Register.
I
Serial No. 0?2U.
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION,
Dooartment of the Interior
. S. Land Ofllco at North Platte. Neb.
. . . . Auf th. 1010.
Notlco Is horeby given thatAdara E. Don
aldson, of North Platte, Nebraska, who on
Sept. 10th, loot, rrado Homestead entry
No.aU.SorlalNo.032(l. for vcst half, and
southoast quarter, section 32, township 13,
north, ranpo 81, west of tho 6th Principal
Meridian, has II led notlco ot Intention to
mako llnal flvo yoar proof, to establish
claim to tho land abovo described, boforo
tho Register and Receiver at North l'latto,
Nebraska, on the 13th day of Octob r, 1010.
Claimant names as witnesses: Prank J.
Iacka. Hugh Songor. Carl Brooker and John
Powlcr. all ot North Platte, Nebraska.
JU-U J. E. Evans. Reglstor.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Nora Raich, Plaintiff, vs. Carrie L, Mlchaol
and O P. Mlchaol, hor husband. O. Xf. Ver
loy and Addlo Verloy, his wife, Shorman G
Wllbergor and Emma O. Wllborger his wlfo
Henderson Ilolllngsworth and
Ilolllngsworth his wife, first nomo unknown.
J. P. Llttlo and Livonia L. Llttlo his wlfo. J.
W. Miller. Defendants,
OarrloL. Mlchaol, O. I. Michael..!. P. Lit
tle aud Livonia L. Little, non-resident de
fendants will tako notlco that on July 1st
1010 tho plaintiff Nora flalch tiled a petition
In tho District Court of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, against tho abovo named defen
dants, tho object and prayer of which was to
foreclose amortgagoon tho S. E quartor
and tho south halt of tho. north half ofsoc
tlon Si, township 11 range 31 in Lincoln Coun
ty. Nebraska, given by Carrlo L. Mlchaol and
p, P. Michael her husband to dofendant O,
w. Verloy to secure tho payment of a note
for nlno hundred sixty dollars with Interest
thereon, which note and mortgage was duly
assigned to tho plaintiff horoln for a valu
able consideration. Default having been
mado hi tho payment of said noto and In
terest thoreon. and no action having been had
for tho recovery thereof, tho plaintiff asks,
for Judgment against said defendants and
each of them for tho, sum of ono thousand
ono hundred thirty-eight and Ki-ioo dollars
and Interest from July 1st 1010 togothor with
all costs and accruing costs In this case, and
for foreclosure of said mortgage and salo of
said proporty for the payment of such clalir.
and costs. Noua HAu:i!,Plaintiff.
By P. M. WimukhMst. Her Atttfrnby.
ORDER OP HEARINa ON PROBATE OP
Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
In tho county court, Sept. 12th, 1010.
In tho matter ot the ostato of Edward
Everett, deceased.
On reading and filing tho potltlonof Orovor
O. Jones, praying that tho Instrument
filed on tho 12th day ofSopt.. 1010, and pur
Prnf to bp an authenticated copy of tho
last will and testament of the said deceased,
as proved, probated, and allowed In the pro
bate court nf Suffolk county. Massachusetts
may bo proved, approved, probated, allowed
nnd recorded as the last will and testament
this court WBrd EvoreU- deceased. In
Ordered'. That Octobor 3rd. 1010, at 10
tm-?1" lsa!,sfinol 'or hoarlng said
petition, when all persons Interested in said
matter may appear at a county court to be
V.ana for sa.ul county, and show causo
why tho prayer of tho petitioner Bhould not
bo granted. This order to bo printod for
qmni"uT!lv V!suos ln.tl10 Nortl l'latto
?U10 Weoklj Tribune, prior to Octobor lird,
nl'i- .i . 0 KA.K,l,1!K' County Judge.
Court ' 10 01ark' CIorU of thn County
NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. OitKW.
n o nopartmont of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Ofllco at North l'latto. Neb.
w.ii i v. . August 20th. 1010.
Notice Is hereby given that Arthur D. Allen
i"ti, taw ,.aHlttiNeb- wh n Soptembor.
k , i'J vAmff5?Q Hcm5?tead .Eltry No. 21M7.
i ir""".!' " U7-. "o section 8,
Vfti1? ,5, nor.1 !' ran? 30 M or the 0th
f.r.'L1.01.?1 .,no'ldlan. has filed notlco of
Sfeu1,0 1,,a.k0 la "vo year proof.
7ir. i , i ' . " mo iana above
scv .,l'. VS&! the agistor and recolvor
day of Octolr. 1)1"""' 0n lU0
r! 1 n 1 t n n n I n n mnu ,.uMn, n - .
a23'tl I. E, Evans. RnglstRr
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. 0235 L
it o JJonartmont of the Intorlor.
U. S. Land Olllco at North Platte, Nob.
W...l .11 1 . AUgUSt ZUth, 11)10.
"t North Platte, Nob., who on Peb. nth.
iS?,taa!lB,l,om,08t.oau Entry No, mil, Bat a
Tt?H -n,,r a,f ?ctIon: township 15. N
iK.n?n W:.of th0. bl.xtti Principal meridian
SeA notlc. ?f li'tontlon to mako fltii
u,wcu, imiui, vu uNiBoiisti Claim to tho
laud abovo described, before the Register
and. Receiver at North Platte. Nebraska,
on tho 17th day of October. 1010, , ' WBUra81ta'
i..riialmanf ,na.n,es a? witnesses! Jamos
';""' " h niacomnor, wi Ham Orovivt
, anU UHUOaunti all of North l'at Nob