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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Post
office as Socond Class Matter.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1011.
, Ann&HRcemt h ti ,
von TnGAsuitER.
I hereby nnnounco myiolf as a" can
dldato for tho republican nomination
for county treasurer, subject to the
decision of tho votora of the Primary
Election August 15th, 1011, I will fully
appreciate tho support of republicans.
C. II. WALTKU.
I respectfully announce that I am a
enndidnte for tho republican nomina
tion for county troasurer, subject to
tho decision of tho voters at the pri
mary election August 15th. Support
given mo will bo appreciated.
Albeiit N. DtmniN.
I hereby unnounco my candidacy for
tho republican nomination for county
k treasurer, subject to tho decision of the
ropublicnn primary August 15th. I will
appreciate tho support of republicans
on that day Fkank MtmitAY,
Follow citizens of Lincoln county:
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for cotintv treasurer and respectfully
solicit your support at tho polls. If
.elected! will endeavor to do my duty
'In such a way as to meet the upprovai
of tho peoplo.
Walter D. McNeel.
FOR SHERIFF.
I nnnounco myself as a candidnto for
sheriff, subject to the decision of tho
voters ut tho primary election to bo
held August ICth, 1011, and respectfully
ask the support of republicans at that
election.
A. J. Salisbury.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for sheriff , subject to th decision of
tliu, voters at the primary , election on
August 15th, ami respectfully solicits
your support.
I. L. MtLTOWlERGKR
I' hereby announce myself as a candl
dato for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff, subiect to tho decision of tho
vorors at tho primary election on August
loth and respecttuliy solicit your
support. u. U. MGUEE.
FOR CI.HIIK.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
tho nomination of County Clerk sub
.Ject to the decision of tho republican
party at tne primary
4
nent road up tho Platte River valley
will leave Fremont Juno 5th at 8 a. m.
by automobile. The special will be in
charge of Dan V. Stevens of Fremont,
and will bo accompanied the entire
trip by Bcvcral prominent citizens of
that town. Among them Ross L. Ham
mond, R. B. Schneider, T. L. Mathews
Paul Colson, Burnoel Colsen, Dr. Ovor-
gaard and Geo. Losey.
Tho Idea of this organization is to
promote good road's sentiment all over
the stato in general but particularly
along the Platte River valley in order
that trans-continental tourists may
tako this routo In preference to all
others. To bring, about tho coopera
tion of local authorities along tho route
from Omaha to North Pla'to, exclusive
of Douglas county, n prize of $300.00 is
to be given tho township having the
best road across .it and a prize of $500
n cash will be paid to the county having
tho best road along this lino. The time
set for tho judges to pass over the road
will be sometime in September. This
will bo a trip made for tho purpose Of
dedicating the road and will consist of a
gTrat number pf automobiles and sev
eral hundred people. It will bo one of
the biggest events of tho year in Ne
braska.
Tho Good Roads Special which starts
out Monday morning, Juno 5th, from
Fremont will hive as its mission a pre
liminary survey of tho routo with
consultations with locnl committees
and Good Road Meetings along tho lino
wherever it is practical to arrange for
them. The plan is to mako tho trip
going to North Plntto in three days
stopping tho first night in Central City,
tho second night in Kearney and tho
third night in North Piatto, which will
be the end of the run. It is expected
that local commercial clubs and auto
mobile clubs and boards of supervisors
of cilch county through which the Good
Roads Special passes will join in the
boosting of this most commendablo en-
torprisa by-meeting the good roads
special at the couty lino nnd escorting
it across tho county, stopping whore
ovor necc&snry to cxamino the espec
ially difficult pieces of roads and con
sidering tho best way of repairing
thorn.
Tho party will arrive In North Platte
at four o'clock Wcdnosdny, Juno 7th,
and wi'l remain here during the night.
They suggest that n good roads meeting
bo called for that evening and tbo matter
discussed.
Ancient Rome's Libraries.
Tho libraries of ancient Homo were
hninenso and splendid. Lucnllus, I
whene, uamo Is nssoclntcd with table
luxuries, expended much of his wealth
on books. Ills library. fays Plutnrch.
had. "wulks, galleries and cabinets
opon to all visitors." Julius Cacsnr
proposed to open this llbrqry definitely
to tin public.
Uotv were these vast libraries, In
addition to the book shops, filled?
With Ida-trained Btaff'of readers nnd
transcribers, n publisher could turn
out an edition ot any work at very
cheap rates, nnd almost at a moment's
notice. Thoro was no Initial expense
of typesetting before a single copy
could be produced, no ruinous extras
lu the shupo of printers' corrections.
The manuscript enmo from tbonu
triors tho publisher handed It over to
Jtls slaves, and If n bonk of modest
dimensions, tho complete edition could
be ready. If ncccssnry, within twenty
four hours. Actually, then, books
woro produced and sold more easily
and quickly in ancient Home than they
nro In modern London. T. IVb London
Weekly.
Wai. Otten.
Chance for Fitting Tribute.
In the announcement that the WJld
Wont Rlimu will nvlilhtr In JnrtV Plnrr
A.llDlDUI m IIISUI11.Q 111 V net L n km u untu In Aiinnnr hr i n niuinnMfn, mm frrtt
for County Clerk subloct to tha decision """" r' - T '
the'Renublican voters at the nri-"iy or our peopio anu ino people oi
. .. . . . . I . VV-I 1. . .11!
mary election to ne neiu uuesuay, weaiem ieurnBK io pay a iming
trl-
AugustlS, 1911, and respectfully solicit
your support. u. william yost,
CLERK warmer couht.
I announce myself a candidate for re
nomination for Clerk of District Court,
subject te the will of the republican
voters at tho primary election to bo
held Tuesday. August 15th, 1011. and I
assure you that your support will bo
greatly appreciated.
Geo. E. Prohseu.
county jynaE. 1
I hereby announce myself as a candl
dato for the republican nomination for
County Judge, subject to the decision
of tho voters at thu nrirnarv election on
August, 15th, and rcnpctfully solicit
your support. M. E. Ciiosuy,
bute to Colonel Cody and tho Wild
West Show. It was in North PJatte In
1882 that tho Wild West Show was or
ganized. Here woro assembled the cow
boys, the Indians, the buffaloes and the
bucking. bronchos that constituted tho
show. At that time tho show was not
wht it is now; it was then modest in
its equipment today it stands at the
heud of the traveling amusement at
tractions of tho world, For twenty-
nine years the Wild West has delighted
millions of peoplo; it has exhibited in
practically overy civilized nation on tho'
globe, and now after hnt long period
Colonel Cody announces his fnrowell
tour. In August North Piatto people,
and visitors to tho city, will ceo Colonel
Cody for tho last time in the arena; it
will probably bo the las time we shall
see tho show exhibited on tho very
ground on which it was assembled.
Would this not, therefore, be rt splendid
onnortnnltv tn crlvn nxnrannlon f mii
Hershey, Neb. -,eod.wifi to Colonel Cody, our apprecia
tion of the advertising he has given
Btntoo that worm riatte anu wentern Nebraska:
"' '.the na'tioMal Brottrwalve league may bo should wo not am to mako the date
counted unon to take a hand in tho Ne- l 1,18 appearance or me who west
II l l i. a. .
braska (senatorial campaign next year B rcn-ieuer tinymo oiggest uay
In behalf of Senator Nonls Ilrown. Son- North Platte has over had Let's got
ator Bourne made a utntomoiit to this busy.
attat't in muriii Mnliruakn crnntlwmnn
..vv i ... ...
vUIllnir In Washington a few day neo. OI the LOW I'UUChcrs.
I t Lt A . 1 ... I ..fA A.. li...-t munaii ami ..t, 1,,... .
uecianng mat iNeuraHKa wouiu uo uauu i . . ...uuvj mu m.u
a great injustice if it failed to n
Senator Brown, and added: '"I would
rather be defeated myeelf in Oregon
than to see Brown defeated in Ne
braska," This is sunsiblo and timely
talk that ought to carry proper weight
in this stato.
' The "lllod" Not a Myth.
The fall of Troy after a ten year
siege by tho Grecian princes about 1ISI
B. O. has long boon considered as n
rather mythical foundation for Homer's
Immortal epic, tho, "Iliad." But In 187(1
the excavations of Schllcmnnn on tbo
repined slto of Troy brought to light
under the nshea of two Ruportnctimbont
fortress cities the remains answering
to I Uo descriptions of Floracr nnd n
hidden vault containing gonrti. bowls.
vnses. gems, jewels, urines tie luxe nuu
like articles In gold, silver, nnd bronze.
ThcBo treasures nro now generally ac
knowledged to bo the verltnbte rem-
nnnta of tho once mat riches of Prlntn.
which, nlthough depleted by ten years
of costly warfare In tho purchase of
supplies and' mercenaries and the llnnl
Bnck of tho ruined city, woro thus pre
served .to enrich the museums of Eu
rope nnd greatly Increase our rcnllzn
tton of tho wealth and art of thnt an
dent Illuml which we have hitherto
been disponed to consider n' poet's
dream. Chnrlea Wluslow Hall In Nn
tlonal Magazine.
Dickens' Literary Gains.
The papers have often printed a
great deal of pure nonsense on tho
subject of Dickons' literary gains,
Dickons Is stnted to have died leav
ing "earnings that often accrue to a
respectable solicitor." This Is rub
bish. DIckciiH left 03,000 Tn round
figures, and this did not include n con
siderable sum of money thnt he had
settled some yours before. his death.
nin readings (1858-00) had brought In
about 30.000. It ,1s forgotten that
Dickens began life without ono penny
and thnt evory farthing ho spent or
gave nwny or left was earned by him
self, only excepting 2.000 which was
boqucutued to him by n. friend ubout
two years before his own death. DIMc-
ens ljvcd llbarally (some peoplo said
extravagantly! for about thirty-four
yours, he brought up and started In
llfo a lnrge nnd very expensive family.
and he cnvi away a urent deal of
money to needy relatives. London
Truth,
Cogjing
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Thursday,
June 8th,
One Jolly Night
under a Big Tent
KIRSCH'S
Worlds Greatest
a
Dramatic Show
50 People Presenting
ling of M
Cow Punchers"
The very best traveling Band
America. Majestic Ten
Piece Orchestra.
Homeopathy
Principles
Simka, SimlibiM, Cwaatw
A like remedy will cure n like
disease as a remedy which has
tho Bame symptoms, or produces
the samo in tho well, will cure
those in the sick, and with na
ture's help will cure quicker than
any other, and with less expense
to the human economy. This
system of medicine has at its
command anything in the realm
of cure, such as electricity in any
form, the Vibrntor, Massafee,
Hyrothorafenticfl. Thereforo the,
correctness of choosing this lino
of treatment, rather than whims
with a single borrowed idoa.
Fdr out of town patients and all
those interested: rooms furnished
when desired, for confinement,
medical and tho necessary surgi
cal cases. Trained nurses in
attendance.
- Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical Prcticioer
J GEO. D. DENT,
I Physician and Surgeon,
i Office ovor McDonald Bank,
rt ) Office 180
rnoneB i Residence 115
JOE B- REDFIELD, M.-D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Specialty! SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night calls promptly answered
OHice 1'. Hospital, fiione wz,
k OltDER VOtt HEARINpf
In tho county court ot Lincoln county,
Nebraska.
lo tho matter ot tho estate of Margaret
Jones. deceased. .
un reaaiuir ana nung tiio voriucu peti
tion ot Uanfnt 1. .lonesx praying that the
rctrular administration or said estate bo dis
pensed vrlth. and that tho court rendtr a
final decreonamlnirtlio solo heirs at law ot
tho said Margaret Jones, deceased, as pro
vided br flections 3203. CrM. 5'J)5 and
620H of Cobbey's Anjfotatod Statutes for tbo
Rtaio or iourasKa ror mo year im
Ordered, that th said petition Iw heard on
Juno 20.1911, at 0 o'clock a. m.. whon all
persons' interested In said matter, may ap
pear at ino county court to be iicm in ana
for said county. In thfo court liouso lu tho
i city of .North I'liuio. Nebraska, and show
otuso. If any thct-u be. why tho prayer ot tho
petitioner should not bo granted'
Aisoonicreu, tnat at tho tlmo ana piaeo
aforesaid, thlit court will rccolre, examine,
adlust and nlliiw all claims nnd clomands nf
alllperson against tho said Margaret Jones'
deceased, and that any persons having such
claims or demands against said estato ahall
present the snuio to tho county court on .r
befoto tho date assigned for such hearing.
Ilt ll nt Niirth l'latto. NnhrimUn. this ifnr!
day of May. lull.
m3-4 JOHN tillAMi WOUllty JUURO.
OBOKIt OV 1IEAMNO.
, In tho county court of Lincoln County.
Nobraaka..
In tho matter ot thoestatonf John I).
Jones, deceased.
On reading and filing tbo vorlfled petition
of Dsnlul t',.Ionerf. praying that the regular
i tt(inuiiii ration or said estato bo dispensed
wiiii, anu mat mo court, rvuuer a tinaiuecrco
naming tl.o solo heirs at law of tho said John
1) .loni-s, deceased, as nrovlded hv Knr.tlnnn
B20J. 6210. 5201, ;' and S2ufl ot Ctobboy's
AnnotatHi Htatutcs for tho state of Nebraska
for tho year.UOV.
Ordered, that tho Raid nctltldn Im linnril nn
June 20. 1011, at 0 o'clock a.tn.. when all
persons interest u in said matter may ap
pear at the county court to bo hold in and
for eatd countr. In tho court liouso In the
city of NorUi rlatlo. Nebraska, and show
cause, if any thoro be, why the prayor of tho
petitioner should not bo scanted. ,
Also ordered, that at the tlmo and placo
aforesaid, this court will receive, examine,
adjust and allow all claims and demands ot
all persons against tho nald John 1). .Innri.
deceased, and thnt any persons having such
claims or demands against said estate shall
present tno samo to tho county court on or
beforo tno dato assigned for such hearing.
, Dated at North l'latto, Nobraska, this 22nd
(lay of May, 1V11
.ioiin uiiant, uounty Juugo.
NOTICE FOIt 1'DHLIOATION,
U.S
Department of tho Interior
La
W KMWW HNi
DR. W. W. SADLER,
Fkysiciaa, Surgeon, Optician.
' District Surgeon U. P. It. It.
Heiisuey, Nebraska.
DR. J.; S. TWINEM,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Special attention gtvon to confine
ments and children's diseases,
Omco Phono 183 Ites. Phono 283
Olllco McDonald Stato ifank Illd'g
A
A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES.
v Doctors Ames &Ames,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Office ovor Stone Drug Co,
T
,5 r,,onet! Residence 278
) Office 273
8
1
,nnd Odlco at North Platte. Nob.
... ... MP- 1H. 1011.
Notlco Is hereby given that Grant
McNeel. of North Piatto, Nobraska. who on
Octoler 13th, ltXtt trade Homestead entry
No. SIMM. Serial No. tKfl. for all ot Sec
tion 2. Twp. 1. N.. II. 33. W.of tbo 8th Prln.
Meridian, has filed notlco ot Intention to
mako final flvo year proof, to establish
claim to the land abovo .described, boforo
tho lteglster and ltoeolvor at North l'latto,
Nobraska, on the 17th day of July. 1011.
Claimant names as witnesses: Darwin
E- Taylor, David W. Macombor. James Ho
chan and Arthur Toops. all ot North l'latto.
Nebraska-
mio-o .I.E. Evans, Register.
NOTIGR FOR PUIIT.IOATION.
Serial No. WK.
- Department of tho Interior.
U- S. Land Ofllco at North l'latto. Nob.
. . , April 10th 1911.
Notlco tshereby glvonthat Adolph ltoy
crle, son nnd one ot tbo holrs of George lloy
erlo. deceased claimant, whoso wlfo Iti aUo
dead, of North l'latto, Nobraska,, who on
Dec. 1, 1D05, m ado homestead ontry No. K1MS7,
Serial No. OUW, for SH SEM, NV 6EM.
HWM, and NWK section IB, township
12, N. , Range 82. W. of tho sixth Principal
Meridian bas filed notlco of Intention to
mako final flvo yoar proof to
establish claim to tbo land abovo described,
teforo the Register and Receiver at North
riatto, mod., on tno t'Ui day of Judo.ibu.
Claimant namos as witnesses: Danlol
U. McNeel. James Hechan, Walter D. Me
Ncol. William W. Groves allot North Piatto,
Nob-,
a!8-8 J. E. EVANS. Register.
Go to
Vail COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce myself as a candl
dato lor the republican nomination for
cnuntv commissioner from the Third
, district, subject to the'deelslon of votera
at . the primary election. You support a
WHCltMl. Jk VV. ABBOTT,
' 4,'Il Woalilnerron illanutrh
' Antlaultv'of tho Senate.
Tho Honnto Is historically Inuch oldor
than tho lower house, or house of rep
resentatives, its It Is called In our
country nnd time. In tho remoto time.
while iib yot there wna uo such ihlnid
as n science or government, tno iriue
was wont to look to Us old men. on
account of their wisdom nnd experi
ence, for advice In all matters per
taining to tho tribe, nnd those- old-
men were the first senators. The
vtrnr1 gnnntnr rnmi9 frntn "Wtilsl" '
meaning old. Ah civilization ndipijod
nnd sonted government heenme' ajfnct
tho soiinto continued to ho composed
of the old men, nnd when by nnd by
tho second chamber, or council, was
added tho senate continued to receive
tho lnrger measure of revcreuce nud
respect New York American.
SORENSON'S
FOR
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
! V 1 ft
ine Ladies s
Notice for Bids.
Bids will bo rocoived by tho secretary
of the school board at llersliey for u " , ' .
six room brick school liouso. Plans and and experience.
is
Spirella Corset.
Home Journal. Deline
ator, Vogue, elc, are advertising the
opirella Corset. These advertisements
are of particular interest to corset
wcarcrs.i As local corsctiere for the
Spirelm Company I am in position to
give you the benefit of my training
1 cuarantee your cor-
ret to fit you. to be the nroner model
for you. I do residence fitting, will
call, demonstrate the corset and ex
specification on file and may bo seon at
Hank of Lincoln Co. Ulds will bo received
until one o'clock t. m. Juno 10. 1011.
,tur the .InKlng of Charles McKinney, tho bo to you at your convenience.
niun -viiu Binua 10 oeat tno uanu. mr. idnved as far us nossible. A cert fiod
MeKinnoy will positively uppenr at the check for $500.00 must nccompany each
noon dnv enneVt nf K'trnMi'o Kin f bid payable to secretary of school
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UUU4. . ' .... 4. 'I . , V. .... . , UUVY.
g. J. ROEKER,
Merchant Tailor.
NOTICE VOV, PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT.
Serial No. 011)13.
Public Land Salo.
Department of tho Intortor.
U. B. Land OUlco at North Platte. Nob.
, Apr. 15. 11)11.
Not.cn Is beroby clven that, as directed by
tho Oommtsslomir nf thit flnnnrnl T.rmri
Wp lmva recentlv installed a French I onico. under provisions of Act of Concress
Ytt. 11UVB lacmijr IllOUIIItU U 1 lU" ,nhmvnii .lnnnZ7. 1UM. IZl ,i,. Rlri ...
-will ofTor at public salo, to tho btehost bidder
at ten o'clock a. m-, on tlioHth day ot June
11)11, at this olllco, tho tollowlne-dcscrlbed
landt Lot 1, of Sec, 2. Township IS, N-,
Banco 81. W of 0th 1!.M.
Any portions claiming adversely tho abovo
described land aro advised to lllotlielr claims.
promeciions, on or ooioro tt.o tlmo acsie
Dry Cleaner for Men's and Ladies
apparel ot all ciassess, ana we
liuarantee satisfactory work. We
are also tailors and know liow to
repair clothes.
We carry samples of goods and
make clothes of all kinds to order;
insuring first-class workmnnship
and perfect fit.
natod for sale.
aiB-a
J. E. EVANS, Realster.
Notice to Horsemen.
ti.o t,iiinn of.itlinn v A Pno ua8 uien nonce or intention to mako unal flvo
1 ho good trotting stallion, I. A. Uus- yeari)ro0f to establish claim to tho land
sell, will make the season of 1911 at tn abovo described, lieforo tholteitlstor andlto-
home of E. C. Richards, at the west cclyer at North Piatto. Neb., on tho lltu day
NOTICE FOR PUnLIOATION.
SorlalNo. 0273.1.
. . . May 18th. Ml.
Notlco Is horoby etvontliat Waltor 11. Mc
Neel, of North Piatto. Nob., who. on Jan.
80th. IPOt). made II. E. No- 81612. Serial No.
(BTS3, for all of Section 21. Township 15,
N Raueoaa. W. of thoflth I'rlnclpal Meridian.
tno uow runcuers uunti and sing in n
highly cultivated, rich In melody voice
so very powerful as to be hoard above
tho entire instrumentation of this gi
gantic musical organization. To miss
this ono gratuitous number Is parallel
to refusing money as a gift. Take the
woru 01 n man wno nns spent nis en-
tiro lifo in travel nnd has never slept
twice in tho samo bed slnco his seven
teenth birthday. He Bays ''! have
D. M.
MRS. M, K. DUKE.
408 East Sixth St.
Phone Red 202.
A Washington lotter states that tho
rimbli"an presidential situation is
rapidly narrowing down to two rnon,
William Howard Taf t nnd Robert Ln
Follatte. It is conceded that Senator
LnFollette lo developing considerable
strength, especially among thu pro
grcssiyo element, but of course is not m,verl)eR1,,OI0 ,,nlf lla equal." Kirsch'a
iuuru u,Wi. .. ujr .. "u King of the Cow Punchers is in keep
,V Tm , ' ing with tho high order of all Mr.
wiwruo nw ia jwvwi", '"' Kltsch's productions, In this small
nut uiimuoiuanu ivi to....-..k ti, space It Is imposaiblo to give a comet
mainly became ho has chosen to"paddle uuttlno of ull tho scenery. Tho scontc
hiB ewn canoo;" that !a ho has not work Is from tl0 8tU(0 Mo88r8i La.
taken them as ruiiy into nis connuenco
as tioy desired. Certainly this cni bo
said of President Tuft-rhe lias done
'.what he cotisdercd beat for the country
regardlesi of what cfl'ect 'It 'might
end of Eighth street, North Platte.
F. A. RUSSELL 26703.
Standard Bred and Registered.
Sire of Sir Credorick. record 2:121: A.
Valentine, 2:181; and other fast horses.
F. A. Russell fa a son of Ellerslio
Wilkes, by George Wilkes, by Hamble
tonian 10. His dam is Gold Leaf, tho
dam of four fast horses. She was by
Mambrino Kussell by Woodford Mam
brinn by Mambrina Cl.it f.
F. A. Russell is bred alontr tested
lines. Ho Is a fast horso and the sirol
of fust horses.
Terms: Fifteen dollars payablo at
foaling time, or if mare is sold, or
traded, or removed from county where
owned, duo and payable nt once.
Geo. B. Griffith, Owner.
WILLIS J. REDFIELD, M. D
Surgeon, Physician. Consultant.
Offlce Physicians and Surgeons Hosplta
Phones: Ofllco 642, Residence' G44.
Parties wishing
PURE
have on his re-nomination.
To
Reuli Special Frr&at
Nwth Platte.
Thu good roads special organized by
the World-Herald and assisted by vnr-
iotiij commercial QrgatilzatioBS for the pany will appear tn North
Fayetto Gould and Wagner, 714-71G
Hrotulwny, Now York. Messrs I. G.
nnd W. design all of the scenery for
tho Academy of Music and the Grand
Opera House In New York and tho
Chcsnut St. Opera House, and the Em
plro Theatre In Philadelphia, This of
itself Is sullicicnt evidonco to satisfy
tho most exueting thnt Mr. Kirsch will
offer only tho best that monoy can buy
for hla patrons' pleasure. Tho cm
t'lutto on
purposo of promoting llo cross-coyti-. Thursday June, 8Ui.
Save Your Suits.
Wouldn't you like to wear that per
fectly (rood Inst snrinrr's suit nirain?
And wouldn't you wenr it if you could
shorten the jnckot to conform to tho
present style. If you haven t the tlmo
to do it, or if you don't know how, just
sond it to us. Wo nro doing n great
deal of this kind of work this Bprlng, as
well nu clenntnir. uyclncr, pressing anu
adding new collars nnd culTs. A few
such chaniren will Improve your old
suit bo that you will actually enjoy,
economy.
Tho French Diy Clonnlne: and Pretss
ng Place,
A. SIGEL, The Little Tailor.
225 E. ftth St. Phono 182
SPRING WATER
ICE'.
AT .
50c per 100 lbs.
Phone 95
H. LAMPLUGH.
THE MAN, THE GIRL,
THE CIGAR
of Juli-.lUll.
Claimant names as witnesses: James Ilo
chan. of North l'latto, Nob., Henry Doebko.
of North l'latto, Neb., Ocortro W. Ferbracho,
of Sutherland, Nob., and Charles II. Ma
comber, ot North l'latto. Neb.
J.' E. Evans. Kctrtstor.
PltOIIATE NOTICE.
In tho County Court of Lincoln county, Ne
braska. Aur. mil. lull,
In tho matter of the estate of Cathorlue
Ilrowu, deceased.
Notlco Ik hereby nlven. that tho creditors
of nald deceased will meet tho Kxecntrlx
of said estato. beforo thu County Judeo of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, at tho county
court room In Hald county, on thoitfth day of
May, lull, and on thu 27th day of Novotnbor,
lull, at U o'clock a- m. each day. for tho pur
lK)io of iiro&ontintr thelrolalma for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. &lx raonthn
aro allowed for creditors to present their
claims and ono year for tho Bxecturlx to
settle said estato, from tho 24th day of
Apr.. 11)11. This notice to bo published tat
four successive weeks In tho h'oml-Wcokly
Trlbuno, a local nowspanor published
lusald county prior to May S7th, loll.
ma-i JOIIN qHANT.County Judiro
NOTIOB roit I'UULIOATION
Serial No. OSJIH.
Department of tho interior.
. U. 8. Land Olllco at North l'latto. Neb.
Apr, EO, 11)11.
Notlco Is hnrobr L'H-nn that Wnlm&n A .
fitearns, or North Piatto. Nob., who. on Sept.
SI, lWl.nindo homestead entry No. a)OT, serial
No.0itH for lots l-S-3-4, SK NWW.HWW. and
FH4, RIvU, Section 4. Township 15, N. ltanife
29. W.ol tho 6th Principal Meridian, has
tiled notlco of Intention to make Unal Hvu
year proof, to establish claim to the laud
abovo described, before tho Iteulster and Itu-
Icclvor at North l'latto. Nebraska, ou tho Kith
day of .Tunc
Claimant names as witncssesiuouway r.
CiimpMI and Oarl McUrow of North l'latto
Neb.. William H, Koss and I'dwant Wrlsht of
Diyruo, rioo.
u J k. mvans, ueiflstor.
Notice for Publication.
George R. Smith will tnke notice,
thnt on the 2Gth day of April 1911,
The Man. the Girl nnd thfiCirinr N9hn V'rant. bounty Judge In. nntl for
!..... .t :. .i 1 . . Lincoln county, weDrasKa, issued nn
a happy combination to a certainty, order, of attachment for tho sum of
and one should be OS good as the f.18.50 in an action pending before him,
Other. .We can't furnish the YOUnii wherein Lottie Cronen Is plnntilT and
man with the d rf hut Wa Cnn fur- A-,eorK amni is defendant, and that
i inan Willi U1C MH, UUt we tan iur- nrot)ertv of tho defendant. conBlatintr
nisn nun tne ugnr, anu it win ue a of wngeS ,iuo him, in the hands of tho
j Cigar as good as the girl is sweet. Union Pacini Railroad Company, a cor
1 and one which smoked in her 'pres- poration having its place of business in
purnwillnnf Via nfTonjivp tn line Lincoln county, Nebraska, has been
Tf SSn'fL L attached under old order. 'Said cause
If you don t believe w, try one, wa8 continued to tho 17th day of Juno
J. E SCHMALZRIED. uu"lfc' wSSftr.