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office as Second Class Matter.
FRIDAY, FEBItUAIiY 10, 1911
Thiiai ttirnflnn nrnVOS that at tho last
election In Omaha they voted dead
man. This leads the Kearney Hub to
,mo,t- that Dnhlmnn'a "null" must
have been mighty Btrong to reach be
yond tho grave.
A well known resident of Lincoln
announces that ho will bo a candldato
for mayor of that city on n widcopen
platform. Thero will, of course, bo n
..ndldato whoso platform will bo tho
nnnalti. so tho Issuo will bo well dc
fined. Lincoln has had a year with tho
"lid on:" It Is doubtful If
tho votors
will favor It taken off.
if the county option mcasuro now
before tho legislature falls to pass it
will aealn bo tho Issuo In politics two
years henco. As tho question is ono
tu.t . mn (l liavo been aouicu um m
... i 1 1 . i . . a, r
oolltlcs-decided by a direct vote or
the raonle of tho 8tato-It would un
doubtedly bo best for oil if t were
settled now Instead of having ltdrogged
through future campaigns.
Ti!ir, i a rttlzon vestcrday ho
"called attontlon to tho prices nt which
ral eatato In tho city la selling, nnd
quoted a dozen sales where tho selling
nrlce was higher than the snmo prop-
pertles sold for one, two or threo years
prevlouily. It' Is evident that the
claim that real cstnto values aro be-
yond a conaorvntlvo price, Is hnrdiy nccept it as a fact that tho work is ful
bornooutby tho rapidity with which hy deckbd upon, although some of them
vi raltlnnco nronortv Is nt-kcd up
When piaccu on tno mamin.
L . . 1 I. 4.
Representative Kinkaid has secured
an amendment to tho agricultural np-
nmnrlntlnn lilll which Provides that
from the nurseries of tho Nebraska
national forest tho secretary of agri
culture may furnish young trees free,
so fast as they may bo flpared, to res
ident of the territory covered by "nn
act increasing the area of tho home
steads In Nebraska." This act is gen-
erallr known aa the Kinkaid act and
tmtiracM tho so called "sand hill" dis
trict of this stato,
The president has put his party In
conerew to a Bharp test. It has been
talking of itsdefilro to do something lor
the consumer and to easo the pincn oi
tariff taxes. Mr. Taf t haa now forced
It to show whether mis waa more man
arrant hypocrisy, In his attempt 10
compel the republican protectionism iu
show their bond, no ougni io ue ameu
bv the democrats, who should loso no
opportuuity to press tho trado agree
ment in congress by every parliament
tary means at -their commar.d.-Ncw
. York Poat.
When Governor Aldrlch sent a
whmk to tho legislature alleging
eiwtlon frauds in Omaha, tho air be
came blue with denials from tho me
tropolis. Now tho Omahnns admit that
their elections havo been fraudulent,
and are willing that tho legislative com
mlttee investigate and set things right.
Even Mayor Dahlman admits that to
laws do not sufficiently protect tho bal
lot box and aUggcatB a ra-mancnt board
of registration who will do honest mil
It is evident that after nil the Gover
nor did not wake up the wrong pas
senger. ,
More than 100 counterfeiters now
serving sentences in federal and state
prisons of tho country nro asking to bo
. paroled under tho Inw enacted at the
last aasslon of congress. Somo of the
applicants wore tho makers of somo of
tfee beat bogus bank notes tho Recret
service has ever taken. Othora wore
' moldera of smalt coin nnd counter
feitera of stamps, comparatively In
slttilflcant In their class. They are
iwrving sentences ranging from throe
to.ten years. Having served one-third
of their tlmo thoy nro ellgiblo undot
tkfl new law to opply to tho parole
- beard for release.
Ttmra la u illfTflrenco or on n on
. amonr tho republican memberli of tin
- - Nebraska delegation regarding reap
pertioflmcn. Representative NorriB de
Clares that lie is Tiot only oppoted to
tb Crumnackef resolution calling . for
a house of 433"mcmbera in tho sixty
iwcond congress, :but that ho would
'' . raadlly vote for n rosolution fixing the
f '"iMMWrshln of tho hoUso at 000 for
' : all time. Representatives Kinkaid and
-. . WruJiBW am not-onlv-opposed to tho
't -.Narrls plan' for threo hundred .mem
t ' br9,buttheyareno,toontent to
-, Nebraska lose .'one member,.
'' WauW be the case If a resolution
": ' adopted keplrig ibe inombershlp
.hpvo
vhlch
wore
down
I' ta Ml. as at.nrbsenV 'Borti.nemer3
favor the CfrutniiacWer itsrluin in
s :erier that Nobraikamiy continue to
haVe six membors and probably w uld
vote far such a resolution in the hi use
Mtwithitandine the action of tho re
Notable Railroad Expansion.
Tho decision of the director of the
Union nrid Smthorn Pacific railrooda to
spend $75,000,000 in double-tracking the
line from tho Missouri river to tho ra
cific ocean gives an Idea of tho mngni
tuuo oi moaeni ratiwuy cui airumun.
. 1 1 . .
w,(M . r, vnn two nr-w trnna-eon
n rf ... - ,
I lineniai lini'Blluvu uuuii ujjuhvu, mh-ivmo-
ng to eight tho number that have de
veloped from tho first singletrack road
which was laboriously pushed across
tho Rockies less than half a centufy
ago. Now tho announcement Is made
of the construction of more than tho
equivalent of this to accommodate
traffic demands and as a mere incident
of railway expansion.
The double-tracking of tho Harriman
roads is railroad development of a
wholly legitimate kind. It Involves no
gambling in tho securities of competing
lines and offers no ccnslon for federal
interference. On tho contrary, It In
vites public approval of the manage
ment under which It has been initiated.
Tho confidence in tho future which this
great construction work Implies should
,avo a good effect on
general business
conditions. Traffic development on the
Pacific lines has more than justified tho
most snngulnc expectations in the past
nn j M,oro j8 no rca8on to believe that
the preparations for Its further growth
havo ijeen maj0 t00 soon. New York
Uyorj
1 hat Medicine Uow Line.
Further light on tho railroad situation
Bhows that thp contracts will be for the
completion of the work to Gerlng by
August 15, Although the expectation of
tho company Is us was stated last week
to havo it actually done by July 1. The,
contract was not let Wednesday ns was
expected, tho matter being held open
until today. In order to let one or two
contractors who had been Into In get
ting over tho ground a chanco to got
their bids In with tho others,
"With few exceptions tho stato paperB
fall to recognize tho actual classiflca-
tlon of this lino as "double track," and
thuB are led to nn idea of nothing but
doubla track work in Nebraska,
The directors of the Union Pacific
tho first of tho week formerly decided
to spend scventy-fivo millions upon
making tho roud completely double
tracked from Omaha to the coast.
This paper has f n qucntly mentioned
tho faqt that tho Medicine Bow cut-off
which is fully planned is In reality
part of tho doublo track line-up, and it
is proven by the fact that the so-called
double track is only to go to Julesb'urg
and that no more la1 mentioned until
west of Medlcino Bow. Julesburg is
west of tho junction f tho Medicine
Bow cut-off at O'Fallons, but that is
to bo bujjt causo 0f tho Jenver route
Tno rccent acquisition of tho Denver
& Rlo Grand by ,he Hnrrman InteroBtB
jlormonjzo wth the whole plan.
At nv rnto wo nbsolutelv know that
tj,B Union Pacific regards this extension
nB ...t ntr nn(1 th.t lt to h. ,..,,. for
L, t nurDOS mug contrnct u for
thirty miles from Northport to Ger
lng, and that will take to a point
just west of tho main road between
Gerlng and Scotta Bluff. Whether the
remaining twelvo miles of the reported
forty-two, or tho entire distance to
tho state line, or tho whole distanco to
Mcdiilno Bow aro ti be built this year
we cannot say. -Gtrlng Courier.
Govornor Aldrlch has proparcd a
special mcssaga to nubrnlt to tho legis
lature. It Is said to contain Information
in regard to tho n-jeds of tho stato
banking board to enforce tho guaranty
teposlt net. Tho governor will ask
for twelvo Mato lank examiners in
stead of tho five or six now on duty.
Tho salaries and expenses of twelvo
examiners Will rfach $25,000 a year. If
tho legislature amends tht law so as to
eliminate that part which requires x-
amlncra to verify notes and other assets
In banks, eight or nlno examiners will
bo nblo to do tho work.
Pablic Sale.
Georgo Re'fior." living sovon miles
south weat of town, will hold n public
xale of 12 head of hoi sea, 16 head of
mules, farm machinery and household
goods on February 2ltr, nt 10 n. m,
For Sale
Block 3 South Park Addition to North
Platte; tho southeast quarter section E-
13-31, uiao t)U acres in section z-i-3(.
For.prico nnd terms ndicss II. E.
Nichols, Sterling, Col.
Notice.
Cheator F. Perry, defendnnt. wll
tnko notice thnt on tho 23d day of Jan
utiMti mil w M l:f1iii ITitimttr .Infirm
oi Lincoln county, xsebiaskn, issued tin .
otilor of attachment for Mio sum of i
M 25 In nn action pending before him
tMicieln John U. van is piaintllt ami
Chester F. Porrv Is defendant, thnt
property of thu defendant consisting (f
to mowing macnines, two aii'' tr
iicrnpers, two cooking .or sleeping
i-lmcKs has been attached under said
order.
.Said cnuso was continued until tho
'Milr'day of March, 1911, Oo'claca. m.
-at which tlmo the aaid matter will come
on for final hearing and tho amount
duo BftKl plaintiff will bo ascertained
aijd tho proporty so attached will bo
Bord,ncdti'di".r.to law to nntt8fytbo
tkinomit en found due.
Plaintiff would fuilher nlleco tnnt
H. ... i.. .i... . . ..f tnA or. .1,... kin
m a
lendnnt. Dated thU 8th day of Fob
v ion. .IniiN C Den.
jiy MuWoott & GlbU, Wrf uttoKv.
Mass Meeting,
A mass meeting will be held under
the auspices of the Socialist party at
the court house Saturday evening,
February 11th, at 8:30 p. m. protest
ing the unjust decision of tho courts
against Fred D. Warren,- editor of Tho
Appeal to Reason, Glrard, Kansas.
Every citizen regardless of party-
affiliations should make it a point to
attend this meeting and learn the atti
tude of tho courts toward the citizens
of tho United States. Fred J. Warren
of North Platto will address this meet
ing. Mr. Warren la a forceful and
logical speaker nnd will certainly en
tertain you. Everybody invited.
Socialist.
Notice to Bidders.
Scaled bids will bo received by tho
trustees of tho First Baptist church of
North Platto, Neb,, till noon February
27th, for the sale of the parsonage just
west of tho postofiice.
The trustees rcscrvo tho right to re
ject any or nil bids. All bids to be re
eclved by the undersigned.
II. R. McMichael,
Sec. of Trustees.
Estray Horses.
Camo to tho farm of the undersigned
about January 10th, 1911, four head of
horscB. Two browns and two bays,
three fillies, and one gelding: one filly
has T. 0. brand on right shoulder. All
small. Owner can hnvo same by calling,
paving costs and taking animals away.
J. A. Markee, four miles southwest of
North Platte.
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GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office over McDonald Bank,
p. ) Office 130
Phones Rc3idcnco 115
Homeopathy
Principles
Sirailca, Similibus, Curantus-
A llko remedy will cure a like
disease.
A law Immutable, that cannot
change, nnd as truo today as
when it first came to light.
true and tried system that will
bear investigation.
Nature's own treatment whore
remedies are paramount.
For out of town patients and
all those intorested: Rooms fur
nished when desirea for confine
ment, medical and tho necessary
surgicnl cases. Trained nurse in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical Practicioncr
R. E. LOUDON
AUCTIONEER
rV
i wenty years experience
means good results for those
who have my services.
rhone or address me at
North Platte.
SOMETHING NEW!
SAM JENS,
The
First-Class Shoemaker.
Came here fnm the east and nm trv
ing to mnko a living. If you are not
satisfied with my work no charges will
ue made.
Prices for Repairing,
Men's half soles hand sowed $1.00
Men's half soles nailed.... 75
Ladies' half notes hand sewed 75
Ladies' half noles nailed., , .GO
Boys' half soles naijed CO
Men's heels 85
Ladies' heels ., .25
Boys' heels 25
Rubber heels 00
I can make any kind of a shoo or boot
to order. Come in and give mo a trial
butlafactlon guaranteed.
SAM JENS,
THE
SHOEMAKER
East of First Natn'l Bank.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
SI
EAST FUUN'f SIKfctiT,
NORTH PLATTF., NEB.
Medical Staff:
Dr. D. T. Quieley. Dr. G. B- Deut
Dr. V Lucas.
A. (cncrnl hospital for all acute and
nhriir pjAVa 'mp(Honl siirdirnl
. mm uuouiin u iku J iiici
nn.l et ii r.i i n l Mi.ni. n . I . n ei
calpWon. For further infor-
- , Illation address, '
1 W. M, CUNNINGHAM Kir
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
HOSPITAL.
A Modern Institudon for
the treatment of Medical
and Surgical Cases. Grad
uate Nursing. Physician
in attendance day or nighL
Special accommodations
for donfinemsnt cases.
721-23 North Locuir t.
Telephone No. 642.
Go to
SORENS ONS
ron
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
r. . . 1
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A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES.
Doctors Ames & Ames,
: Physicians and Surgeons,
Offlco over Stone Drug Co.
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Phones Ue8idenco273
Happily Surprised.
This picture represents n man who
received a box of our cigars for a gift:
That he was pleased can bo noted by
his wido smile.. You will bo equally
pleased with our cigars, whether you
buy one for a nicklo or dime.
J. F. SCHfllALZRIEn.
NOTICE.
To l'rancls Love. Non-Itcsl'lcnt Defendant; ,
) ou am nereuy notined mat on tho stli day
orjuly. 1010, Vonahy L'ivo tiled her petition
Kgal"Nt you in tho district court of Lincoln
county. Nebraska, tho object and prayerof
which aro to obtain a divorce from you on
tlio grounds that you aro a habitual drunk
ard and have refused and neglected to pro
vide maintenance for tho plalntllT and In r
minor child and that you havu been unlit? of
extreme cruelty to this plalntltr.
riaintiir prays tnat hii may fo divorced
from vou, and that slut may lx) given Uiocus
tody of her minor child Gordon Oliver Lovo.
Vou are n (tuned to answer satd iwlltiou by
tho Oth day of March. 1V1I.
VON'AHV I.OVR
J2U Hy Wilcox & Halllgan, her attorneys
Notice.
Tho Board of County Commissioners
makes the following estimate of ex
penses for Lincoln county, Nebraska,
for tho year 1911.
lieneral fund $40,000.00.
General rood fund 420.000.00.
General bridge fund $12,000.00.
Soldiers relief fund 51.000.00.
DISTRICT BONDS.
North Platte bridge bond and interest
$1,360.00
Lurcke bridcre bond and interest
2,000.00
Hcrshey uriuKe bond nnd interest
600.00
Bostwick brldiro bond and interest
250 00
Diftrict No. 1, bond and interest (old)
3,000.00
District no l.. bond and Interest (new)
2.000.00
District
No.
2, bond and interest
150.00
District No.
100.00
District No.
115 00
District No.
ICS. 00
District No,
520.00
District No.
10.00
District No.
25.(K)
118, bond and interest
122, bond and interest
105, bond and interest
7,
30,
65,
bond
bond
and
and
interest
Interest
bond and
bond ond
bond and
interest
District No.
130.00
86',
interest'
interest
District No.
115.00
DlHttlct No,
115.00
Diftrict No,
92,
87,
bond
bond
bond
bond
and
and
and
and
interest
Interest
interest
interest'
05 00
District No. 47,
130 00 "
District No. 37,
250 00
District No. 10, bond .71.00
Slate, of Nebraska. Countv of Lincoln, ss
1,0?. :R. Elliott, county clerk of ' Lin
coln countv. do liotebv certify that the
above and foretrolng is a true and car
ted ctny of the est' mate for expenses
maoHiy thtjl-etiuniy comfflbHtfpnexS
for Lingnln counjty. Nebraska, for" toe
year 1911.
Dated North Platte, JNeu., Jan. Zl,
1911.
4-4 Ft R EiJUWlf Oowttir CMk
WILLIS J. REDFIELD, M.D.
Surgeon, Physician. Consultant.
Ofllce Physicians and Surgeons Hospita
Phonesi Ofllce G42, Residence wi.
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgoon.
Speclallyt-SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night calls promptly answered
OHlco l a. Hospital, mono 04z.
Serial No. 02M3.
NOTIOB KOIt VUIIL10ATION
nrrAiiTMENr or thk iKTrnioa.
At Nnrtli IMattn. Noliraakn. Jan. 21. It'll.
Notlco Is horobr clron that Nlols
flu in orson of North Platto Nob,, who on
Anrll 22(1. IPOS, made homestead entry No.
'21183. Serial No.02i23. for tho douthoastuuar
ter 80iithwcturturand northwest quarter
or Bection icwnsini) iz, n uanare w
of tho nth l'rtiu.lunl Mortdlan, has flled
notlco or intention to mako final nvo roar
proof, to ouiamlMi claim to tho land above
described, Iwforo tho register and recelror
at isortn I'latte. iNouraska on tno zuiuuar
nt March 1011
Claimant names as witnesses; Arthur
Connor. Gooree single. S W Mannon and
James BhucW, all of North IMatti'. Nrb.
i 4rH I R KVWW. KlVtntl'T,
NOTICB I'Olt PUIlUOATION
Sorlnl S 02JU4.
Denarlmont nf llin Interior.
U. S. Land Ufllco at North Platto, Neb.
Nitf liih atn
Notlco Is horobr clvcn that Prank It LIT'
Inrston. nf North Platte. N oh., who. on Dec.
tird. 100S. mado II. K. No- 'MX: Serial No.
02T01, for wen V4 section 32, Town-hip 1.
N.. Ilaniro2V. W. of the 6th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to mako llnal live
yearproof to establish claim to tho land
above dcac.rlticd, Iwforo tho lU'Klster and It-
ceiver at north riattc, cai., on tno mn uay
nf .Inn., mil
Claimant names as witnesses! Perry Camp-
hell, Acioipn KUdoipti, unaries liruiernitz auu
W. II Combs all of North I'latte. Nohr.
i .1. E. Evans. Iltglstcr.
LEO A I. NOTICE.
Tho unknown heirs of Harriot lOllny.
deceased, will take notice that on the 23d day
or Jan. mi. tho piaintin. F. 11 uurlinir. uiud
his Detltlon In tho district court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, against ttald defendants
tho object and prayer of which Is to aulet
plalntlU'8 title as against said dofondanuMO
tho following descrl ud lands to-wlt! The
east nno-half of tho southwest quarter and
lots threo and four, all in section nineteen,
township ten. range thirty-four, west of tho
Htxtb principal meridian and all In Lincoln
countr. Nubraska. And to forever enloln
aid defendants and all persona claiming
through and under them from claiming any
right, tltlo or Interest In or to said lane.
You aro required to answer said petition on
or uororo tho otiiiiay or March, iru.
V II lit RLINfJ. Plain Iff.
J21-4 Hy James 0. Mothorsead, hU Altorrfoy .
Notice to the Public
Scaled bids will be received at the
county clerk's ofllce nt North Platte.
Neb., until noon on the 1st day of
February, lull, lor tno rent of. south
east quarter section 14, township 13,
Mow kt.. Di.b.iuu J. .untiguiif 1U
n ntr a 11 If nnwn no tbo 1 inrnln Pnimfu
ange 31, Known as the Lincoln bounty
lange al, Known as tho Lincoln Upu
Poor Farm. Terms to bo cash rent.
Dated North Platte. Neb.. Dec. 31.
1910. P. R. Elliott, County Clerk.
Notice for Bids.
To all whom it may concern:
bias will be received by the county
clerk of Lincoln county, Nebraska, for
the grading oi 6U.UUU cubic yards oi
earth roads, moro or less, work to be
dono with elevator grader.
ror haulinp- dirt one mile or less.
Bidder to deposit a certified check nf
$500.00 with the bid, to insure the
county that the bidder will enter into
contract, if awarded the contract.
Printed blanks (for bidders) furnished
oy-tne county cierK.
JJlds will bo received by the countv
cierK until iz m. on tho lUth day of
feb mi.
Tho board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Uateu North I'latte. Neb.. Jan. 21.
mi.
xfl5 P. R. Elliott, County Clerk.
Change in Road 319
To all whom it may concern:
The commissioner appointed for the
purpoGo ot viewing Koau no. 31U4 aa
to a proposed change as follows:
commencing at station No. 45 on
road No. 31U4 on southwest aunrter
ot soutneast quarter oi section i, town
range 1, and running thence across
he canyon to the west side of the
canyon, thence in a southeastetly direc
tion down iast uecr (JrecK uanyon,
across sections 12-9-27, sw. qr. 7-9-26,
and 18-9-26 to atatijn 67 on east side ol
said canyon on suid road No. 319J said
road ' to follow the west side of tho
canyon taking one rod from tho canyon
bottom and tnreo rods irem the noints.
Except said road is to pass through
the cut south ot J. E Smith's house
and thence back into tho main Deer
Creek canyon on the west side,
And to vacate that portion ot road
No. 3194 lying between stations 45 and
67 has leported in favor of the change
and vacation and any objections thereto
munt be flled in the ofllcu of the county
,.uu w im-u ... viuvu u. v.. vi w.ua.tj
clerk on or before noon on the 25th day
of March 1911 or such road will ho
oi Marcn, lJti, or Butn roaa wm ue
changed without reference thereto.
Dated Norm i'latte, web., Jan.
21. 1911.
j24-4 P. It. Elliott, County Clerk.
Notice.
Organization of tho North Platte
Cooperative Association.
l. ine name oc tms corporation
shall bo "The Norm jfiatte uo-opera
tive Association.
2. Tho general nature of the bus!
ness shall be owning and operating n
general btore: buying und selling build
ing material, fuel, fuim. daity and
ranch products and farm machinery; to
borrow and loan money; discount paper;
purchase or rent nil real estate necess
ury'for tho business of the corporation
3. ' The capital stock shall be Twenty
Ave thousand dollars divided into shares
of Ten dollars each, of which five thous
and dollars shall be aubnoribed and paid
before commencement of business.
4. Tho ofllce of this corporation shall
be in the city of North Platte. Lincoln
county. Nebraska, and tho principal
piaco or it transacting business snail
be in Lincoln county.
5. Tho term ot existence of this
corDorntion shull be for twenty vears.
commencing March 1st, 1911, and term
inating March' 1st, 1931.
6 Tho higheat amount of indebted
ness to which this corporation shall Bt
pny ope time be subject shall not ex
ceed two-thirds of its actual subscribed
and paid up stock.
i 7. The business and affairs of this
corporation shall bo managed by a
board of Ave directors to bo elected by
the 'stock holders from among their
number,
- r - OiV A""'-'
number.
E.,Y Mann,
ItA'Lru O. Chamberlain,
ViT. Redmond,
W. II. LeDoyt,
W&LIAM OTTfiN.
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DR. A. A. WARD,
omct Hotel Tlronn-rroan.
Special attention given diseaws of
women and emergency surgery.
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. 01091. ,
ncpartmentof the lntnrlor.
Land Offlco at North Platto. Neb.
U.8
jan. ivn.
Hntim Ishornbv given that Andrew K. Mc
Intlroof Hershoy. Nob., who on JonoJH.iw.
mado Homestead Kntry No. 20069. Serial Ho.
()W forSM NRk.ffCtlon 00. township 12. N.
rango ya. W of theslxtn principal meridian
has nicd nouco oi inwuuuu w , " . 117
Ave rear proor, to estaniisu ciaini v, m
land abovo discrllx-d, boforo tbeltegtflter
and Hecelver at North. Platto. Nebraska,
on the Bth day of March. WH. .
Claimant names as wiincssm V",""
Meyer and William Faclta both of JMcWcni.
Nh.. .Tnspnh KverUtich and Georgo Oarman,
both of Hersbcy Nob.
Porlal No. t)3. , m
Notlco for Piibllcatlon-lsoiatcd Tract.
Publl.) Land Bale.
Departtnedtof the Intorlor,
II. S. Land Ofllce at North Platte, Neb
Jan- 12th. ltll
Vol If n t lirrnhr a'ren that, as directed by
thofomndsslotier Of thoaunorai L.ano umco.
under proviions or aci . or ujuiKress p-
r.r.wr..! limn illli Ilk (1 lit Htatn.. K17). we will
olTer at public salo. to the highest bidder, at
ifiiociocic a. m.. on inu uin uur ui in.itu
1UI1. at this ofllce. tlin fnllowlng-dctcrlbod
land: Lt 1, and NEU of NWX "f Section 0.
township 12. N.. IUngoSl. W. of flth Principal
Meridian . , .
Anv nersons clalmloff advorselr tho abovo
described lands aro advised to ilia their
claims or objections on or bofore tho time
oi signaled rortaio. J. n- vtaxb
ju-tt uegisior,
NOTICB FOK PUHLIOATION.
. 8crlal No.(W5.
x Department of the Interior,
U 8. Land Offlco at North Platte, Nob.
January 12th 10il.
Notlco tshercbv given that Josenh Ever-
lanch, of Ileishe). Nebraska, who. on
luno 30.IV0I. mado homestead entrr No. 80247,
Pertal No. W. forSKM. N WM. NEW. BKW.
El(.HW.anilHW SWU.scctlon 0. town-
Nhlp 18, N, Range ft!. W of the sixth Principal
Meridian nas uiea nouco or intention to
make final flvo rear nronf to
establish claim to tho land above described.
before the Register and Hecelver at North
Platte. Nob., on the Oth day of Mar. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
Merer, of Dickens. Neb.. Andrew It. Mcln-
tlrttinporge Carman, of Ilnrxhoy. Nob., Alvln
Zaulcr. of North I'latte, Neb.
Jiz-s J K KVAriC, Keglster.
NOTICE POU PUHLIOATION,
Serial No 0-5 13.
Department Of tho Interior
U. S. Land Offlro at North Platte, Neb.
Deo 13t h, 110.
Notlco Is hereby given that Olln Lee Wat
kins, of North I'latte. Nebraska, who on,
April liiih, lien, irado Uomostead entry
No. 21183. Serial No. 023IS. for north half
and northoast quarter, of southeast quar
ter of section 8, township 12, north
range si, west of tho Uth Principal
I , ' , - - -. ...
I mako final flvo year proof, to establish
ulalm to tno land nI)OVO dCM:ri)ed, iwforo
meridian, nat. iiicu nouco or intention
tn
iho Hegister and Receiver at North Platte,
Nebraska, on the 7t.li day of Fohy.. mil.
Claimant names- as wltmsses: John W,
Powler, carl llroedor. Thomas Zimmerman
and Ucrt Donaldson all of North Platto.
Nob.
d20 D J.R. Kvaks. Register.
NOTICK FOR PUItLICATION.
Serial No. 02t)A.
Department of tho Interior,
U. 8. Land Offlco at North Platte. Nrb.
Dec. 13. 1010.
Notice Is hereby given that John V. Fowler
or North Platto. Nci wb . on Aug. 23. 1U03,
tninu homestear. entrr No. 21131. serial No.
tetUO, for southeast quarter, etistbalt noutb-
west auaiter. sonmeast Quarter northwest
quarter and lots3. 4.6, 0 and ISeo 0, Twp. 12.
N. It. si, w t f tho uth Principal Meridian, has
flled notice of Intuition to make final five
rear proof, to establish claim to thu land
above des -rlln d. Iwforo tho Register arid Re
ceiver at North Platte, Nebraska, on tho 7th
day of Foby. lUll.
uisimant names as witnessed! Carl
Drixilor. O. L. Watklns. T. F. Zimmerman
arid A E Donaldson alt ot North Platte,
Neb.
d20-fl J. E. EvAtos. Iteglster. ,
OUHKIt OF IIICARINn ON PETITION FOR
AlrOI.T0IKT UK AllRHNLXTUATOi:
OR ADMINISTRATRIX.
Stato of iNelirasUa, Lincoln ccuuty, ss.
In tlio county court
In tho or matter ot tho eatato ot
QustavusD ban. deceasod.
On reading and tiling tho petition ot Anna
M. Urban, urai ing that the administration of
said estate may bo granted to her aa ad
ministratrix.
Ordered. That February 27th. 1011. at II
o'clock a. tn Is assigned for bearing said
petition when all persons interested In aald
matter may appear at a county court,
to be held In and for said county
and showcuuso why tlio prayer of ipo
tloner Miould nut be granted : and that notice
of the neudeticv of said Del lt Ion aid thn
licailnc ttiereol be ulvcn to all oersons Inter
ested In said matter by publishing a copy of
this order In tlio North Platto Tribune a
t.emlweekly newspaper printed In said
count r. for six successive Issues, prior to
said dar of hearing
Dated February uth
mil. J
w. o
ELDER. Countv Judce.
Ry Katllerlne F.
Clurk. Clerk County Court
PRORATE NOTICE. ,
In tho matter of tlio cstato of Thomas
J Davlcs, deceased.
In thorounty court of Lincoln county, Ne
braska, January SOth. 1011.
Notlco is hcrt liy given. tliaA the creditors
of thu said deceased will meet tho ex
i cutors of said cstato, before tho County
Judge of Lincoln rounty, Neb., at the county
WUT. IUUIU III D.iu tUUiii, . nil .IIVUUUHy UI
February, ion, and on tho 27th day of August,
mi 8i w o'cloou a. m. each day, for tho pur-
V(aoot presenting their claims for cxamlna-
court room in saiu county, on tno -'in aay of
tlnn. adiustment and allowance. Six month
aro allowed for creditors to present their
claims and ono year for tho executors
to settle said estate from the 80th day
ot January, 1011. This notlco to lie pub
lished eight successlvo Issues In the North
Platto Tribune, a semi-weekly newspaper,
tiiMhed In said county, prior to February
27, 1011.
J!- W. O. ELDER. County Judge
Ity Katherlne F Ct.Ann. Clerk CountyCourt.
SHERIFF'S HALE.
Ry -virtue of an order of sale issued from
tho district court ot Lincoln county, Nebras
ka, upon a decree of foreclosure rendered
In said court whorcln Nora Raich Is
plaintiff and Carrlo L Mlchael ot al ara
defendants, and to me directed. I
will on the lHth day of February, 1911.
at 1 o'clock v. nv at thu cat front
door of the court house in Nortn Platte,
Lincoln county, Nebraska, soil at public
auction to tho highest bidder for cub.
to satisfy said decree. Interest and costs,
the following described property, to-wlt:
Southeast quarter t8 E Mi and the South
half of tho North' half (SH of NM) of Section
Thirty-four (34) Township Eleven (II). N.
of.Rango Thiry-four (31) Lincoln county.
Nebraska.
llated North Platto. Nob.. Jan. II tb. 1811.
j!3 I. I Mii.TQiinwicmii. Sheriff
ORDfc.lt OF UEAItlNO ON ORIOINAL
PROUATEOF WILL.
Stato of Nebraska.-Lincoln County, ss.
In the county qburu January 20, lvn.
In the matter ot the estate of W. T.
Miller, deceased. ,.
Oil reading and filing tho petition of Marlon
T, Miller, praying that thl Instrument, flled
on thuVOlh day of Jan. 1011. and purporting
to bo tho last. will and testament ot the aald
ueceaseu.may a pruvea, approvea. probated,
auunuu nu rccurueu as me last
will n,l
icnuuvniui inu saiu.'Y, i. oiuier. ueceasen,
and that, tho execution of said instrument
niajrbd commlttrtlSand tho administration of
ald rstatitmay be granted to Marion T. Mil.
ler. and Raymond '11 'Sillier, asexocutora
uruuria. TJiavv.iepruary lutti. WU, at
2 o'clock p. to., Is aligned for hearing aald
petition, when allpersons Interested In aald
niattet may appear at a county court to be
hHd In and for said; county, and show causo
whr Ihe nravur oftlm nuifilnnui. T
1 , - - , 1 " ............. . ,uum liub
Lbo granted. This notlco to bo published
flX sueeesMiyr iHauimJn thu North Platte Tri
bune, a PfcroMVir newspaperpublMiod in
said county lit lor to said r!ay of hearing,
,.... .WO. Ei.nan. County Judg.
115 ivaiuernw r. uiarki Clock Ovmaty Ooorti
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