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SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
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Kntorei at North Platte. Nebraska, Post
ofiko as Second Class Matter.
FRIDAY, DEC. 22, 1911.
Senator Cummins boom for the presi
dency is expected to be launched within
tho next Week. Efforts are being nude
by tho LnFollette supporters to keep
Cummins out of the running, but there
Jb oqmo question ns to whether they will
bo successful.
' Over the protestation of Roosevelt,
there nro those who insist upon his
nomination for tho presidency next
year. This move, whilo apparently
coming from Roosevelt's friondu, is
looked upon by some ns nn effort to get
both Tnft and LaFollotto oUt of tho
running in order that a man satis fa o
t ry to both factions may bo selected
m the candidate.
Governor Aldricli set at rest Wadilos
day some Bpeculatioh ns to his inten
tions by announcing that tho latter
pttrt of next week or tho foro part of
.tho week following ho would fllo his
prjmary petition for rcnominatlon for
. governor, Thcro had been talk . In
some circles that ho would ontor the
scnntorlhl contest and that Georgo
Cdupland, regent of tho university,
would, among Others, filo for the re
publican gubernatlonnl nomination.
Tho sennto by n unanimous vote
Tuesday night formally ratified Presi
dent Taf t'a notification to Russia of tho
termination of tho treaty of 1832. Tho
Lodgo joint resolution reported by tho
foreign resolutions commlttoo as a
substitute for the Sulzor resolution
that pnsacd the house, 300 to 1, was
adopted after an all day debate over
tho Russian discrimination against the
Jews of America,
A plan Of trust control, which would
givo three complainanto tliu.riglit to In
Mtftuto Joint action JnTnny federal
court against an alleged combination,
nnd fbrconn Investigation by n board
of ftv;rirbItrators, was proposed in
coiigrcBs Tuesday by Ropresontnlivo
Jafcl6(bn ,of Kansjia. Mr. Jackson ri
rpditcinl a bill to carry out hid plan
jujil outlined ta wot'"' ig in a spedch
OTforo tho house. 'fiio Jackson bill
.'would reuuiro all .corporations doing nn
iHiratntt) business to maintain uniform
prices in all locnlittcs; would prohibit
elytra ts that c'mpel dealers to handle
only ono ljno of goods and would pro
.hibitjbahkjng or financial houses from
Oiintng money to establish n trust or
frojrf refusing crodlt to a rival.
iA'.v''. . 1
. '''Ttin Inftof anwntla nllwntr ni.nlH.tnf
occurrcd.on n road protected by tho
block systom. Both Of tho cars where
tho, grontost number of casualltloa oc-
1 - ' . - - -1 . 1 hi
of stool, Every precaution: humanly
possible seems to have been taken, nnd
yet carolo'ss employes dropped a stitch in
their work at tho costof u dozon lives It
Is tho porsonnl equation again, Invol
ving thegroatest problem in modern rail
roading. Tho manager who can suc
ceed in making his men as accurate ns
tho mechanism they operate la the ono
611 tho corporations are looking for,
;of course without success. There is
nothing to do but to go on with tho
work of Installing, safety devices and
thon go to educate mon to opernto them
with tho minimum amount of orror. At
times it sQemu like a discouraging task,
and yot n groat improvement has boon
mtau mi, recent yours nnu still moru
Improvement Is yot to come. It will
all cost tremendously, of course, but
.. .1 . .. 1 1. . it m i it
iimier me new tneory or rntiroaumg
the public nnd not tho stockholders will
7lty iMbill'3tntoJour"ul-
HMO I "I i inci'unj oi linluiii,
TJiroo hundred republicans from all
purta of tho stato" attended tho Tnft
meeting bold at Lincoln Tuesday, A
pormanont organization was offocted
by tho selection of C. E, Adams, of
Superior, chairman, Jesso McNish, of
Winner, vico president, S. II. Ournhnm,
of Lincoln, treasurer. Tho president
and secretary will name n committee of
flvo to act with thorn In tho organizing
of Taft clubs over tho state. Tho samo
central commlttoo will name a com'
mltteo of five in each congressional dis
trlct, which commlttoo will moot sovor
ally on or before January 10 to name
candidates for delegate to the national
convention. On or before January 22
thi committees from tno live congres
sional districts will moot in Lincoln to
rocjmmond tho names of four candi
dates for delegate at large. This action
was taken, as explained in tho rcsolu
tlona, In order that a multiplicy of can
didates might not get into tho field. At
tho general mooting In Lincoln a candi
dato for national committeeman la to
bo recommended and also eight eandt-
dates for presidential' electors.
Miss Lucille Ilalllgau was taken
suddenly, 111' Wednesday afternoon,
Giydo Oiddon'-'loft Wednesday - for
"Donnphnn to spend tjio holidays with
re jot Ives,
ChrwUmu t the L-lkwa Cimrch.
Sunday-Tho regular morning service
will bo hold at the usual hour, 10:30 and
the Sunday school at 12 m. Thcro will
bo no evening services, neither Luther
League nor regular worship.
Christmas Day Tho usual early
morning Bervico at 7o' clock. Tho choir
will present "Tho First Christmas" as
set to music by Ira Bishop Wilson. The
outline of service and parts assigned
are as follows:
No. 1 Organ Prolode Mrs. Dick
Parti -Tho Prophecy No. 2 "Tho
Pcoplo That Walked Cin;S Darkness",
Women's Chorus; MIsscb Diencr, Rich
ard, Minshelt nnd Mrs. Huffman; bari
tone boIo, Mr. Yost nnd choir. No. 3
"Bethlehem, "contralto solo, Mrs. Huff
man.
Pnrt2-"nio:FuHfilIment-o. 4 -"My
Soul Doth Magnify," tenor solo,
Harry Moore and choir; No.5 "And It
Camo to Pass," baritone' solo, Harry
Moore, ladies quartet nnd choir.
Part 3 The Star and tho Song-No.
0 "The Shepherd's Vision," soprnno
solo obligato, Mrs. C A. Dill and choir;
No. 7-"The Aneol's" Song," tnon
solo, Dr. Croosoler nnd choir; No. 8
"The Star nnd tho Song," Boprnno
nnd alto dtlpt MIm Erma nnd Mrs.
Huffman; No. 0 -"No Room in the
Inn," baritone sola, On Ebright;
mole quartet, Will Votaw, Harry Moore,
Onk Ebright, Androw Yost; No. 10
"A Uabo In Bothlehom Manger,' tho
choir; No. 11 "A Christmas Lullaby,"
contralto boIo, with violin obligato by
Paul Scharman, Miss Richard.
Part 4-"Tho World Wide Christ
mas" -No. 12-"Tho Heart of God,"
soprano nolo, Mrs. Dill and choir; No.
13-"BleBsed bo tho Lord;" Final Chor
us, Tho Choir.
Tho motto of tho service is "cautorc
serviro est." to sing is to- serve, or
singing is sorvlng. Tho regulnr morn
ing servico will bo used nnd tho usual
opportunities for tho congregation to
tako part,
.Tho evening servico of this day will
bo in charge of tholISundny school.
"Tho Angelic Chorus" composed by
II. Ernest Nichol will occupy tho main
part of tho service. Tho primary de
partment and a fow of tho clnsscs in
tho other departments will bo repre
sented in recitations nnd songs, in nil
promising to bo nn interesting nnd in
spiring Christmnn service. Tho orches
tra will holp in the chorus. Thoofforing
at this service will bo for tho benefit of
our church schools. The morning of
foring will be for tho benefit of tho
tho choir fund to securo music for use
at tho church services.
Local and Peraonal
Mr. J. W. Fetter spent Wednesday
with friends In town.
Mlas Doll Hnnks will leave shortly
after Christmas for Fremont to vialt
her purentfl for some time.
Spencer Woods nnd Jnmos Howo,
of Wallace, transacted business in
town tho first of tho week.
James Fogorty, who left Wednesday
for Omaha and Plattosmouth will
return tomorrow evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Stroup will
eavo shortly for Chicago to spend sev
eral weeks with relatives.
J. T. Hondrow, of Ottumwa, In., who,
visited his nicco Mrs. Ora DoFord last
week loft Tuesday evening.
Misses Anna VonGootz, of Omaha,
and Mario VonGootz, of Overton, will
spend tho holidays athome.
Miss Isabell Doran, who is teaching
school In Gretna, will come up, this
evening to spend tho holidays.
Torranco McGovom, of Sldnoy, came
down Wednesdny morning to vialt his
mother and transact business.
Christmas nackarres of Palmer's
Perfumo: the Best Made, nt Schiller
& Co.
Attorney Geo. N. Glbbs left Wednes
day evening for Kansas City to visit
relatives for n week or longer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Young nnd baby
left Wednesday for Denver to visit
friends for n fortnight or longer.
Ernest Robbins and Belle Anderson,
of Wollfleot, wore granted liconso to
wed on Wednesday by Judge Grant.
Ladies Sli'tiotRiniis, and Bracelets. A
very fine assortment nt Clinton's Jew-
lory Store.
Albert Rasmussen returned to his
homo In Denmark, Neb., Wednesday to
at tor spending soverni nays with ills
brother Wm. Moore this week.
In the Hailed States States District
Court, for the District of Nebraska,
North Platte Division.
Case No. 10.
In tho matter of ) In Bankruptcy
Joseph M, uenKosKy, voluntary vo
unnKWpt, ution.
NOtlOE OP FIRST MEETING OK GKEI)ITOK3
To tho creditors of Josonh M. Bon-
kosky, of Wollfleot, in tho county of
Lincoln anu District uioresniq,
bankrunt
Notlco la horebv.trlvon that on 0th
day of Docembor, A. D., 1011, tho snld
Josenh M. Benkoskv was duly ad
judicated a bankrupt; and that tho first
mooting or tno creuttors win oo noiu at
North Platto In tho oillco of tho Rofereo
on tho 2nd davof January. A. D.. 1911
at 1 o'clock, a. m., in tho forenoon, at
which timo tho said creditors may at
tend, nrovo their claims, anpoint t
trustee, exnmlno tno uanKrupt anu
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting,
Dated this luth uay or Doeomu
1011, at North Platte, Nobraska.
this 19th day of Docembor, A
rth riatto, isournsKa.
WAKTEK V. IlOAQLANU,
Roforeo In Bankruptcy,
mam
Put thai jnoney back
Just forget that "rftof expense5
item.
rut the repair money . bacit in
your pocket. Yo'u're not fjoing to need it.
This time, before you cover your build
ings, you're going to invert, ft: prepared roofings
and as sure as you do, you' t:h Peerless,
Your money does nore than its
share when it brings Peerless Prepared
Roofing. The moment your building is
covcredwith Peerless, a! expense ceases. This
roofing is on for good. You can forget your "roof
troubles" for
will end them. The real quality that's the
material insures wear on the roof. .
Remember that there's a twenty
year old. reputation behind every roll of
roofing that bears the Peerless mark.
The makers have to make Peerless so it makes
good, because they can't afford to sacrifice' the
prestige they've spent twenty years a' building.
We've samples here for you.
Come and geVfliem. We've informa
tion that will save you dollars real
ones on the next building you roof.
Find out about it today.
For Sale by
W. BIRGrE
Raymond and GladyB Leonard will
leave ohortly after Christina for
Missouri Valloy to visit relatives for
two weeks.
7"
AXMAS CALL
to ronair a leak, or to install ,or renov-
ato your plumbing, shonld bo nuldc'as
early ns possible, if you want tho work
complotcd by Christmas. Wo oro "ex
ports on overy urancn ot
Good Plumbing.
Wo know our business thorouirhlv.
nnd we ean oavo you timo. which is
money, u you uenu for us to uo your
plumbing work.
R. F. STUART,
Shop Phone 8G9. Res. Phone G8i!
217 East Sixth Street.
AUCTIONEER.
E. H. FUNK,
ot Cheyenne, Wyo., an auctioneer
with 40 years experience, has lo
cated in North Platte, und would
like to make prices and dates for
your sales. Have sold stock and
general merchandise-all over Ne
braska.
See me at F. E. Barber's Restau
rant, corner of 0th and Locust St
E. H. FUNK.
Wing Hing,
New Laundry.
OKaRstalH Uulldlna, E. Oth
Maid Work a Specially.
' V -'! ' ),
'"St
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Specially: SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night calls promptly answered
Ofllce P. S. Hospital. Phone 642.
F.JBk0EKER
Merchant Tailor.
We have recently installed a French
Dry Cleaner for Men's and Ladies'
apparel of all classess, and we
guarantee satisfactory work. We
are also tailors and know how to
repair clothes.
We carry samples of goods and
make clothes of all kinds to order,
insuring firat-class workmanship
and perfect fit.
, t Notice.
IrnGoddard and Mrs. Ira, Goddnrd,
his vyife, first and real namo unknown;
H. L. Bahcock and Mrs. H.L.Bab
cock, his wife, first and real names un
known: John R. Green, John L. Green
P. L. Bnvlcs and Mrs. Ti1 T. Dnirlno
his wife, first and real namo unknown!
uuu u. ju. nicnmonti. nrst anu real
namo unknown. defondnnta. will
take notlco that nn thn istl, An,,
ol Uecembor. 1911. th nhnva
nameu piaintllf, Sona Franzen-Kollv.
tllea her amended petition in the dls-
incc court or Uncoln county, Nebraska,
wncroin sno prays to have the title to
tho southwest quarter (swj) of section
21, townshin 18. rnnoro .11. In Tiinonln
county, Nebraska, quieted andjeonfirmed
in her for tho reason that she and her
grantors havo been in tho open, notor
10UB, exclusive nnd adverso possession
ui Drtiu iuiiu ior a periou oi moro man
ten years at and prior to tho filing of
oiuu uiuunueu ieuiion, aunng nil ot
wnicn Bolu timo she and her grantors
havo claimed to bo the owners thereof.
anu by tho further reason to have a
certain treasurer's deed dated May
31st, 1901, made by the county treas
UI?Ir.of Lincoln county, Nebraska, and
which said treasurer's deed is recorded
in book A-2 of deeds at paeo 171 ex
amlncd and confirmed nnd for such
other nnd further relief as equity may
require.
That said notice is being published
III pursuance of nn order of court duly
entered in this action upon an applica
tion mnde by Baid plaintiff alleging and
Bnuwing inat ino nrat( true anu real
names or said defendant, if any, are to
piainmr and her attornoys unknown,
mu uwemme -residences, uomlcilo or
pinco of abode of said defendants, nnd
each of thorn, are to said plaintiff and
uu iiikuniuya unnnown.
i ou nnu each of you are required to
answer Bald petition on or boforo Mon
day tho 29th day4of .January1912.
Dated Docembor 18th, 1911:
Skna Franzen Kelly.
. A ipy flimuoon & (ilb.bs,, lIor,(Attornoys.
i IK. W. F. CROOK,
.DENTIST,
Graduate Northwestern UsiTcrwty.
Office over McDonald State Bask
(? A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES. ft
Declers Ames A Ames,
jjj Physicians and SurgeeM,
le Office over Stono Drug Co.
I Phones rS?"273 J
I ZHiZ ?I " r aw I
OfMcc phono ail. Res. phone 2l7
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Iinnk Building.
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Homeopathic Phyalclon nnd feufgeon
9 b'p-ml nttentlun ulvcn. to conllno- 2
m menu and clilldrun'H dlsoasui,
Omcu. Phono 183 Ken. l'liono:2S3
Offlco McDonald SUto Hank Uld'e
1 GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and Surgeon,
2 Office over McDonald Bank,
if . i nm.n iin
Phones "it
mi ) uesmence no
r It
Send Us Your Shipments qf
Grain and Hay
Wo pay the top market Threo cou
pons freo with returns on each car of
hay you ship us to handlo for your ac
count. Fifteen coupons nnd $3.50 in
cash will secure for your home an clo.
gant
42-Piece Royal Blue Dinner
Set wdrth $10.00.
Consign your hny to us nnd please
tho ladies nnd also get a good price for
your hay. '
Our ftlotto: Fair treatment nnd
prompt remittances.
Snmplo of tho quality of these dishes
can bo seen at tho office of tho Semi
Weekly Tribune.
The F. C. Ayres Mer. Co.;
20th and Wnzeo- Streets,
Denver, Colorado.-
Notice.
To' whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that tho
mayor nnu city council will hold a
special meeting, .beginning at the hour
of 8:00 P. M., (Central Timo) Wednes
day, December20th, 1911, in tho council
chamber for tho purpose of making as
sessments for tho cutting of weeds for
tho season of 1911 on tho following de
scribed lots in tho city of North Piatto,
Nebraska:
Lots 5, block 14, Miller's addition 1.00
Lot 6, block 14, Miller's addition 1.00
Lot 7, block 14, Miller's addition 1.00
Lot 8, block 14, Miller's addition 1.00
Lot 8, block C. Miller's addition 1.00
Lot 5, block 10, Miller's addition 1.00
Lot C,. block 10, Millor's addition 1.00
Lot 7, block 10, Miller's addition 1.00
Block 11, Miller's addition 8.00
Lot 1, block 1G, Millor's addition 1.00
Lot 2, block 16, Miller's addition 1.00"
Lot 7, block 10, North Platto Town
Lot Co'8 addition , 1.00
Lot 8, block 10, NOrth Platte Town
Lot Co'8 nddition 1.00
Lot 9, block 10, North Plntto Town
LotCo'a nddition 1.00
Lot 10. block 10. North Platto Town
LotCo's addition 1.00
Lot 1. block 8. North Plntto Town
LotCo's nddition... 1.00
Lot 2. block 8. North Platto Town
LotCo's addition 1.00
Lot 3. block 8. North P atto Town
Lot Co's addition 1.00
Lot 4, block 88, Original town of
North Platto 1.00
Lot 1. block 122. Ornnnal town of
North Platto 1.00
Lot 3. block 122. Oriirinal town of
North Platte 1.00
All persons interested will file their
objections, if any they have, to tho as
sessing of taxes against tho abovo de
scribed property on or boforo 5:00
o'clock P. M. (Central Time) December
20th, 1911.
CHARLES F. TEMPLE, City Clerk.
Notice for Publication.
Sorlal No. Will
Departmentot Die Intorlor.
U. S. Laud OlUco at North Hat to. Neb.
Doc. 8th. 1911.
Notlco U hereby siren that Henry V.
Itlckloy. ot Tryon, Nob., who on Feu, 17, 1005
made flomostoad Entry No. 2WKJ7. Serial No.
OiUl. for EM. and FM of WM Soctlon
A. Township. Id, North, range so.
West nt tho sixth principal meridian
has filed notlco ot Intention to make final
flvoToar proof, to establish claim to tho
land -above described, boforo the Rotrtster
ana uecoivor at nortn riatto nqprasua,
on the 10th day of Fob. 1011.
Claimant names as wltnessest David N.
Oallendor and Harry K Oallondur of Tryon,
Neb. Jacob Meyer, North Platto, Nob.
Elmer M.MayOold.of Ncsblt, Nob.
dl2-8 J. K. Evahs. RrirUter.
NOTICE FOH l'tJIIMOATION.
HmlalNo. 03000.
Dec 5th, 1011.
Notlco Is hereby elvou that Owen L.
Howard, ot Welllloot, Neb., who, on Nov,
20th. ll)0u. niado U. K. No. 22S4H. Serial Nn.
Otoao, for nH, nwM. soM nwK and noH.
hwU. Section iA, Township 11, north
llaniro SO. 1V. of tho 6th l'rlnclnal Meridian.
has tiled notice ot Intention to mako final live
yearproor to csiauiisn Claim to the land
abovo described, boforo tho ltcclster and Ho
colror at North Platte, Neb., on the oth day
of Fob, 1012.
M aim a nt t amna a a linianii TTtiuti A CI m.
Oeorjro Schreconcrost, Elijah Cocklln. all oi
woiidoet. neu.t J as. bhuck, or North riatto,
'dli- J, E. Evang. Reelstor.
Cigars for Gifts.
Tho man who smokes always ap
preciates tho gift of a box of cigars ho
prefers such to somo nienne or gewgaw
that affords him no pleasure Our
cigars aro appeciated by all men who
know a good cigar and the price is
moderate. Give him a box of oui
cigars and ho will feel satisfied.
J F. SCIimALZMEO.
CARPET AND BUG WEAVING
321
West First
Phone 592.
Street
Amendment to the Articles f Incor
poration of the American Invest
ment aitd Trust Company of
North Platte, Nebraska.
This is to certify that at tho annual
meeting of tho stockholders of the
American Investment and Trust Com
pany of North Plntto, Nebraska, hold
at its office in North Platte, Nebraska,
on October, 10, 1911, tho stockholders
all having previously received thirty
days' notice of tho proposed amend
ment to change tho namo of tho corpor
ation, tho same was acted upon and
the following is u true copy of the pro
ceedings of tho meeting in reference
thereto:
"It was moved and seconded that the
name of tho corporation bo changed by
amending Article I of tho Article of In
corporation to rend as follows:
'Tho name of this corporation shall
bo American Investment nnd Lonn
Comnnny'."
All tho stockholders be'og present,
and representing all the sto:k of the
corporation, having voted In favor of
Bald amendment, the samo was de
clared adopted.
We, John Bratt, President, and E.
R. Goodman. Secretary and Troasurer
of tho American Investment nnd Trust
Company,, hereby certify to tho above
as being n true nhd correct copy of the
proceedings of said meeting in refer
ence to snid amendment.
John Bratt,
Corporate Seal President.
E. R. Goodman,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 4th day ofDeccmber, 1911.
1 Marie Yost,
Notarial Seal Notary Public.
My commission as Notary Public ex
pires Juno 18th, 191G.
Notice.
John Franzen and Carolina Franzen,
his wife; Joseph L. Franzen and Pella
Franzen, his wife; Amanda Peterson
and Johan Peterson, her husband;
Bernard O. Franzen and Roslna Frnnze'n,
his wife, and J. E. Richmond, defen
dants, will tako notice that on the 20th
day of November. 1911, the plaintifi,.
filed her petition in tho District
Court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
against said defendants, and each of
them, for tho purpose of having the
titlo to the Northwest of Sec. 20, tp.
18, Rge. 34, quited in her as grantco of
John Frnnzen; that John Franzen ac
quired tho title to said property
through and by operation of Baid law
as the heir of Adena G- Franzen, de
ceased, tho said Adena G. Fxanzen,hav
ing made homestead entry of said land
but died before the title to snid real
estate was acquired in her name nnd
that tho patent thereon was made to
tho heirs of AUena G. Franzen. deceased
nnd that tho said John Franzen, under
the laws of the state of Nebraska, is
the solo and onlv heir of the snid
Adena G. Franzen.
You and each of you aro required to-
answer said petition on or before Mon
day, the first day of January, 1912.
uateu tins zutn any ot xsovembor,
1911. MULDOON &GIDBS.
Attorney for PlnlntifF. Sena Franzen
Kelly.
Notice to Bidders.
Scaled bids will bo received at tho
office of tho county clerk of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, on or before Decem
ber 31, 1911, for records, blanks and
supplies estimated as follows:
Class A books.
4-8 qr. plain records, looso leaf.
4-8 qr. printed pngo records, looso
leaf.
4-tax lists 1-4 qr., 2-1 qr., 1-3 qr.
The above records to be made of the
bcBt linon ledger pnper, full bound,
extra ends bands and front.
C000 tax receipts in duplicate, or
triplicate.
2 dozen chnttio files of 200 pages
each.
43 assessor's books, ledger paper,
cloth bound per book.
10,000 nsessor's schedules in dupli
cate. Poll books for 43 precincts (gcnoral
election).
Poll books for 43 precincts (primary
election).
Class B.
Whole sheet blanks per 100.
Half sheet blanks per 100.
Quarter sheet blanks per 100.
Envelopes, UJxGJ .per 1,000.
Envelopes 4x9 per 1000.
Class C.
Sanford's, Carter's or Stafford writ
ing fluid per quart
Spencerian, Glucinum or Telia pons
per gross.
Vanadium or Falcon pens per gross.
Velvet pencils or equal, rubber tips,
per gross.
All of said samples to bo first class
and to bo .furnished ns required by the
county officers.
Successful bidder" to furnish bond to
bo approved by .the county board, ench
bidder to havo printed On the envelope.
"Bids for Printing." .
Tho commissioners of said, county ie
sotye the right to rojeqtnnyor air bids.
27 1911 p,atte, Nobraskn',:Nov.
' F. R Elliott, County Clerk."'