Semi -Weekly Tribune
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, FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1912.
Tlio recent cold weather was not
without its advantages; scientist tell
ub that nil tlio disease microbes huvo
been fror.cn stiff and will not eomo to
life. Thin in particularly gratifying to
Dr. CJuigley, who is commnndlng
gonurnl of the forces who are fighting
norms and microbeH in Nebraska.
"Fighting Hob" Evans, who died Ht
Washington last week, will bu kindly
remembered by the hundred of North
Platte school children and others who
saw and heard him when he made a
hort talk to the jteople a few year
ago when he passed through here after
leaving the war vessels he had taken
around the world.
Brother Bryan, who went to Wash
ington to meet with the democratic
national committer and to toll them
who should and who should not repre
sent certain states on the committee,
was vigorously swatted. Ho denied
the right of Colonel Duiry to repre
sent Pennsylvania and the committee
knocked out Brynn's plea by a votoof
thirty-three to thirteen. r
The, Rev. Mr. Kichoson. of Hostnn.
who betrayed his awcethonrt and to
escape that publicity which time would
urmg forth gavo her a cynnido pill
which resulted In her death, has con
fessed and has been given the death
sentence. Ho Is n villain in clerical
garb; whllo professing his lovo for the
girl Ho murdered, ho was to have been
married to another girl a few days fol
lowing the murder.
"While Norris Brown continues to
attend to his offcinl duties in Washing
ton In n dignified manner, his friends
In Nebrnska will see to it that his po
litical interests in Nebraska do not
suirer, and that ho is accorded the en
dorsement fof re-nomination to the
senate. The senator is ono of the true
progressives who stood for11 progressive
policies in Nebraska whon such a stand
meant something, and when, in so doing
no was compelled to battle with some
oftho place-hunters who are today
Hurling the epithet of a standpatter
at him. Thero Is not a man in public
life anywhere in tho nation who hna n
more continuous and consistent record
for progrossivonoss than Senator Nor
ris Brown and through itnllho has been
. a steadfast loyal republican, preferring
that tho needed reforms should be
brought about through tho party,
rnthor than by tho destruction of it.
Tho republicans of Nebraska are grate
ful to Senator Brown for tho position
ho has maintained , and they will en
dorse his candidacy at the coming pri
maries. " Fnirbury News.
Vital Statistics.
Vital statistics compiled by State
Health Inspector W. II. Wilson show a
total of 11,-199 deaths nnd 28,819 births
in Nebraska during tho year 1011.
Divorce statistics for tho year 1910 are
tho latest compiled. They show a total
or 11,550 marriages and 1,71-1 divorces
during that year.
Tho number of deaths during the year
1910 was t,.97 less than in 1911. Of
tho 11, -199 deaths during the year 1911,
infantile disease, pneumonia, heartdis
ease, and old age were tho cause of
more deaths than by any other disease.
Outside of those tuberculosis nnd cancer
come next in number and far excised
other distant) in number of victims.
One hundored and forty-two pontons
, committed suicide. Thirty-six Hiions
i chose the nleohol route, thirty-nine died
as tho result of surgical operations
and twenty-seven wore killed by ant
mala. These deaths are not attributed
towild animals, because thero are none
that are dangerous In Nebraska. It
is supposed the deaths wore caused by
domestic animals.
( Klfty-sovon porsons died on account
, or poisons, 171 died of typhoid fuvar, 53
of scarlet fever, 8 by lightning, 7 by
sunstroke and 2 were fromen to death,
07 of diphtheria, I t of croup, -10 of
whooping cough, 1(5 of lock jaw, (3 of
moaslos, 222 were killed by accident, '12
. died of drowning, 18 by firearms, 1 died
of small pox nnd G were murdered.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
January 0th, 1912.
Board mot pursuant to an adjourn
ment. Present Strultz, Boborts, White
and county clerk.
The county treasurer is hereby in
structed to strike from the tax lists
tho uncollected taxes In which he has
used duo diligonce nnd which it is im
possible to collect: to wltr for the year
' 1907, $80.08; for tho year 1908, $I50!U3
'arid for the y'oar 1909,' 1B2.U0; tho
county clerk is hereby instructed to
certify tho. sumo to the auditor of the
state for credit.
Claim of Nebraska slate hoaulul,
Ingloflide, Nobr.. for clothes for Thou.
Morgan (Insane) allowed on general
fund for 32.00 I
m
One hundred cents for
your dollar
The price yon pay for Peerless
Prepared Roofing is based on what it costs
to manufacture. The figure we ask is the lowest
price that can be made, for actual cost of material
and manufacture vcome so close that you'd he
surprised to .see how narrow our profit margin is.
Hut we arc satisfied satisfied to pive you one hundred cents'
worth of rooiing value for every dollar you spend satisfied to
sell you
because wc know that quality will bring you back for more.
Peerless represents the absolute
pinnacle of perfection in the manufacture
of prepared roofing. All that years of experience,
a modern manufacturing plant, skilled workmen, and the best
material possible, can produce is offered under this brand. No
man could ask more. You need not be satisfied with less.
Arc you willing to spend a little time
for the sake of finally and positively ending your
roof troubles and expense? Then come in and
talk it over.
Sold by
W. W. 3IRGKE.
The following banks have filed af
fidavit sotting forth that thoy have
complied with the state guarantee law
giving tho number of their certificate
aio hereby designated as depository
for county funds. The Bank of Lincoln
county Horshey, certificate 33G; Suth
erland State Bank, Sutherland, certifi
cate No !119; Farmers' Banks, Suther
land, certificate No 0U0.
Tho board of county commissioners
makes the following estimate of ex
penses for Lincoln county, Nebraska,
for tho year 1912.
General fund .10,000.00.
General road fund 20,000.00.
General bridge fund 12,000.00.
llUIIH'.l? DIHTIUCTH.
Eureka bridge bond and interest
1000.00.
Hershoy bridge bond and interest
(100.00.
Hostwick bridge bond nnd interest
250.00.
SCHOOL MSTWCT.
School district No. 1 (old) bond and
interest -1,000.00.
School district No. 1 (new) bond and
interest 2,000.00.
School district No. 2 bond and inter
est 300.00.
School district No. 7 bond and inter
est 1,800.00.
School district No. 29 bond and inter
est 7G.00.
School district No. 19 bond and inter
est 200.00.
School district No. !!G bond and inter
est 2C0.00.
School district No. !t7 bond and inter
est 500.00.
School district No. -17 bond nnd inter
est ino.oo.
School district No. B5 bond and inter-
eat 300.00.
School district No. 71 bond nnd Inter
est 60.00.
School district No. 80 bond nnd inter
est 160.00.
School district No. S7 bond nnd inter
est 75.00.
School district No. 92 bond nnd Inter
est IiOO.OO.
School district No. 98 bond and inter
est -100.00.
School district No. 118 bond nnd In
terest 200.00.
School district No. 122 bond and in
terest 2J10.00.
Permission is hereby granted Louis
Anderson, Nnth Bratton and Klnss
Cross to build one cattle chuto each
under county ionds at their expense
same to bo at grade or below, and so
constructed ns to hold twenty ton, and
to bo built under tho supervision of
rtfnd overseer.
Dr. Goo. B. Dent is herebv annotated
county physcian.
iJond adjourned to Jan. 9th, 1912.
The Lion and the Mouse.
Probably no play has ever been pro
duced in America in tho last fifty
years that has created the profound
interest as has Charles Klein's drama
"The Lion and the Mouse." It deals
with politics nnd high finance and has
In a measure set In motion many inves
tigations in this country. This play
will have a long life in America. j
'Mi
Successful Plays Produced Everywhere
"The Lion and the Mouse" has been
played not only in America nnd Eng
land, but has been produced in France,
German v, Italy, Uussia. Sweden,
Snnin and Jnnan. The comtmnv now
touring tho west are enroute for Atis-
tralia whore they will spend the greater
portion of a year, opening the Aus
tralian tour at Melbourne.
In the District Court of Lincoln County,
Nebraska.
John M. Stewart,:-''
Plnintiir
vs.
Isnac Deardorf, et. al.,
Defendants.
notick to non-hi:sii)i:nt okplndants
llie defendants J. Q. Adams, first
anu lull name unknown, - Adam:
his wife, first and full name unknown
Joseph II. Bean and Bean hi;
wife, first and full name unknown
Stella A. DllU-d -mil .limine I Dm...
- - - ...... W...1.V.I. ... iu ij
her husband, Harry D. Copclnnd and
ijium.i cinemi uopoinnu, l'rou
.t. Hancock and - - Hubcock his wife
first and real name unknown, William
u. Parker and Parker his wife
first and real nnmo unknown. Frank
M. Hawkins, and Chloe M. Hawkins
his wife, will take notice that on the
22d day of August. 1911, John M.
Stewart, the plnintiir, filed his petition
in the District Court of4incoln county,
Nebrnska, against the above named
defendants and Isaac Denrdorf and
Edith L. Deardorf, Tho Grand Dry
Goods Company, David F. DeTar, Wil
liam E. A. Aul. Anna Aul and Coke W.
Ballard, tho object and prayer of which
are to foreclose a certain mortgage ex
ecuted by the defendants Isaac Dear
dorf and Edith L. Deardorf to David
F. DeTar and iiHuimmil in !,. ,,i.-.,iiir
upon the following described premises,
to-wit: All of sections twenty-nine (29),,
uvuiii -seven yn), iweuiv-tivc (25),
thirty-Ovo (Itfi), thirty-three (33).
thil'tv-one CAW. mill umiil. I,, if ,r
southeast quarter (, i so. J) of twenty
six (2(5), northeast quarter (no. J) of
tint ty-four (:tl), all in township sixteen
(10), range twenty-nine (29), northeast
quarter and southwest quarter (no 1
and sw. $) of section thirty (30 anil
north half and southeast quarter (n k
and so. ) of section (31), township
(10), range twenty-eight (2S), all of
section (7), five (5), three (3), m (1).
and northwest quarter (nv. i) Miction
two (2), all in township fifteen (15),
range twenty-nine (29). All of s otions
ono (1), in township fifteen (15)
range (HO), north half of north half
and smith half of south half and south
east quarter (so. ) of northeast
quarter (no. J) and northeast quarter
ot southeast quarter (no. or e. J)
and northwest quarter of southwest
quarter (nw. 1 of sv 1) and southwest
quarter of northwest quarter (sw j of
nw. J) of section thirty C10), township
sixteen (10), range twenty-nine (29).
containing Eight Thousand Seven
Hundred Twenty Acres (8720) a.cros
more or less according to government
survey. Subject to one first mortgage
of Eighteen Thousand Dollars
($18000.00). to secure the payment of
a promissory note dated December 1st,
1910, for tho sum of Fort-Five
Hundred Dollars (1500.00) and duo
and payable ontholstdny of December.
1911; that there is now due and unpaid
upon said note and mortgage the sum
rty-Mv-u Hundred Dollars
($-1500.00) with interest from De
cember 1st, 1910, at (1 per cent nor
annum for which sum the plnintiir
nrsvs for n ilocrno nf (7i-.iinc,.. i
' , - , , .VIVI.IUBIUP mm
sale of said premises.
i ou are required to answer said peti
tion on or before the fitli duv nf P.,1,.
ruary, 1912. '
Dated December 20, 1911.
John M. Stkwakt, Plaint ft,
By Mockett it Peters n,
Willi tm K. Shuman, his .ttr ys
AUCTIONEER.
E. H. FUNK,
of Cheyenne, Wyo., an auctioneer
with 40 years experience, has lo
cnted in North Platte, and 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 Gth and Locust St
E. H. FUNK.
CARPET ID RUG WEAVING
321 West First Street
Phone 592.
LEGAL NOTICE,
In the District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
To II. L. Goddard. Annie E. Bab
cock, E. D. Ilayden, Albert Cooley and
wne tansia.i. tjooiey, and tflilni W.
Sargent, otherwise E. W. Sargent,
no n r esi d e n t de f endan t s :
You and each of you are hereby no
tified that on December 22, 1911, John
K. Verifier, as plnintiir, filed his certain
petition in the district court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, complaining against
you and each or you, the object and
prayer or which said petition are to
quiet in said plnintiir tlio title to the
following described lands situate in
Lincoln county, Nebraska, to-wit: Tho
Southwest Quarter or Section Fourteen
(M), Township Fourteen (11) North, or
Rnnge Thirty C!0), west or the Sixth
P. M., and particularly to quiet title of
the plaintiff against that certain quit
claim deed made and executed by de
fendant II. I. Goddnrd to defendant
Annie E. Bnbcock and recorded in the
deed records of Lincoln county. Ne
braska, and have the same declared null
nnd void and cancelled of record; to
quiet title ngainBt the mortgage under
which defendant E. D. Hayden claims
some interest in snid lands for the rea
son that more than ten years have
elapsed Bi'nce snid mortgago became
due nnd payable and since said mort
gage was in any manner revived, for
the reason that the plaintiff nnd his
grantors have been in exclusive, unin
terrupted nnd ndverse possession to the
said defendnnt E. D. Hnyden or said
described lands ror more than ten years
last past and to quiet said title against
the defendants Albert Cooley and wife
Calista J. Cooloy in this respect, to am
plify the deed under which plaintiff
claims title for said described parties
and to reform same to reflect tho true
intent nnd ngreement of the parties
when the same wns made, executed
and delivered, nnd further to have this
decree rendered herein operate ns a
conveyance of the fee simple title of
said premises to tho plaintiff from said
defendants, Albert Cooloy and wife,
and further to operntc as satisfaction
or a mortgago loin held by the plnin
tiir ngainst the defendants; and ror a
decree finding that the defendant,
Elihu W. Sargent who took title to
said described land under warranty
deed recorded in book A-4, at page 317
of the deed records of Lincoln county,
Nebraska, is one and the same person
that executed tho warranty deed ns
grantor to defendant, Albert Cooley,
and which said deed is recorded in
book A -t. at mice 318 of tho deed re
cords of said Lincoln county: and for
..1 tl.. ,..
mini uuiui turn luiiuiT rcuei us justice
and equity may demand.
You and each or you are hereby
notified to make answer to said peti
tion on or before the 5th day of Febru
ary, 1912, or your default will bu taken
and decree entered ngainst ..you as
prayed in said petition.
Dated North Platte, Nebraska, De
cember 22d, 1911.
John R. Vkkmkr, Plnintiff,
By E. H. Evans, his attorney.
Notice.
Ira Goddnrd and Mrs. Irn Goddnrd,
his wife, first and renl nnmo unknown;
II. L. Babcock and Mrs. II. L. Bab
cock, his wife, first and real names un
known: John It. Green, John L. Green
F. L. Bnyles and Mrs. F. L. Bayles,
his wife, first and real name unknown,
and J. E. Richmond, first and real
name unknown, defendants, will
take notice that on the 18th day
or December. 1911, the above
named plnintiir, Sena Frnnzon-Kolly,
filed her amended petition in thoJis
trict court or Lincoln county. Nebraska,
wherein she prays to have "tlio title to
the southwest quarter (swj) or section
21, township i;t, range :M, in Lincoln
county, Nebraska, quieted and confirmed
in her for the reason that she' nnd her
grantors have been in the open, notor
ious, exclusive and adverse possession
of said land for a period of more than
ten years at and prior to the filing of
said amended in-tition, during all of
which said time she and her grantors
have claimed to be the owners thereof,
and by the further reason to have a
certain treasurer's deed dated May
81st, 190-1, made by the county treas
urer of Lincoln county, Nebraska, and
which said treasurer's deed is recorded
in book A-2 of deeds at page 171 ex
amined and confirmed and for such
other and further relief as equity may
require.
That said notice is being published
in pursunnce of an order or cgurt duly
entered in this action upon an npplicn
tion made by said plnintiir nileging and
showing that the first, true and real
nnmes or snid defendnnt, if any, are to
plnintiir and her attorneys unknown,
and that the residences, domicile or
place of abode or said defendants, and
each of them, are to snid plaintiff nnd
her attorneys unknown.
You nnd ench or you are required to
answer said petition on or berore Mon
day tho 29th day or January, 1912.
Dated December 18th, 1911.
SKNA FltANZKN KKI.I.Y,
By Muldoon & Gibbs, Her Attorneys.
NOTICK POK I'lTIH.IOATlON.
Serial .No. OMhx
, , ioc r.tii, nui.
.Notlco j!T"liernlv irtvnn tliat Ownn I,
Howard, of Welllk-ot, NuK, who. on Nov.
aitli, IWt. mailo II. K. No iiiui sorlal No.
wki&u. for iiH. nw. mi nw and noU
kwH. Peetlon art. Township 11, north
Mature SU. W. oftho nth l'rliu-lial Meridian,
has filed nollcof lntntlon to make tliml live"
j;Hir irjxf to ifetnlifUh claim to the laud
alio i1crfbe1. lioforo the Iti-nUter and Itu
ot PetiVi '' o tin tli day
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DENTIST,
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0 Phnnnu I Office 273 V.
O I hones htesidenco 273 i
Office phone 2-11. " Res. phone 217
L. C . D R O SIT ,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
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Homeopathic Physlclnn ondSurgcon 8
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Physician and Surgeon,
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The F. C. Ayres Mer. Co.,
20th nnd Wazee Streets,
Denver, Colorado.
Notice To Non-Resident Defendants.
Charles BrittinglMun, Gussie Schick,
J. H. Schick, husband of Gussie Schick,
Carrie Brittinghnm. C. VnnSchoylc,
South Bend Chl)ed Plow Co., Joel
Turney &Comiany, Bradley, Merriman
& Smith Co., McFnrlan Carriage Com
pany, John C. Cnmp and Challenge
Company, defendants, will take notice
thnt on the 15th day of September, 1911
the Kncino Sattloy Co., of Nobraska,
plnintiir herein, filed its petition in the
district court or Lincoln county, Nebras
kn, against said defendants, with other
defendants, the object and prayer of
which is to foreclose two certain mort
gages, executed by the defendnnt
Chnrles Brittinghnm to the pnintifT, one
mortgage dated August 12, 1909 upon
the southwest quarter or section 4,
township 9 N. of Rng. 27, in Lincoln
county, Nebraska, to secure the pay
ment of two certain promissory notes,
one of $590.00 dated August 12, 1909
duo August 1, 1910, and one note for
$1232.f)0 dated August 12, 1909 and due
August 1, 1910. Also a mortgage for
$25-18.27 dated August 9, 1910 executed
by the defendant Charles Brittinghnm,
upon nn un divided one-third interest in
the EJ nnd the EJ NWJ section 32,
Twp. lO.range 27, and the NWJ Sec. 4,
and the NEj Sec. 5, nnd all of section
9 in Twj). 9 range 27, snid mortgage
being given to secure n promissory note
of even date therewith, for $20-18.27 due
December 1, iDlO, nnd thero is now due
on said indebtedness the sum of
$2518.27 with interest thereon at 8 per
cent per nnnum from September 9, 1910
for which sum with interest from this
date the plaintiff prays for decreo and
that tho defendants tind each of thorn
be barred from all interest, title, or
loin in nnd to said premises, and that
I the claims of tho defendants bo held
junior nnd inferior to tho claims of the
plaintiff, nnd that the defendants bo
required to pay the same, or that tho
premises bo sold to satisfy the amount
found due.
You nro required to answer said peti
tion on or before the 5th day of Febru
ary, 1912.
Dated December 23, 1911.
Kacink Satti.uv Co. op Nkiihaska.
By Hongland & Hongland Its Attor
neys. d20-4
NOTICK POU IHJW.IOATION.
Serial No. OWHil.
Dcpartiiu-iit of tlio Interior,
U. S. Land Oilloo at North Platto. Nob.
. , , , December W. 1UU.
Notleo Is hereby kIvoh that Chris
'ohiison. ot North Platte. Nob., who. on Mar.
n,mi,mado homoMoad entry No. 'JIH.M-rlal
No until for WW SWH, SWH NVK. HVM
Si:j4. ami lots 1. 2. :i , Sm I. Town 15. Haiuru
! W. o( tho tlth Principal Meridian, has
tiled notleo of Intention to make final five
year nroof. to establish claim to tho land
alHive described, Imforo the Ki-Klsturand Ito
reiver at North Platto. Nebraska, on ihe'JTih
day of I obruary. IMS.
Claimant names as wltnesbos: Itupert
SohwalBt-r. I- red .1. llremers. Prank Hood,
Henry Doebko. all ot North Platte. Nob.
JM) J- R. Evans. Itecistor.
NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT.
Tlio State of Nubraska. Lincoln County, ss
In tlio County Court.
In tho Matter of tho Estato of Joseph
Lit tin. Deceased.
To tho creditors. hers legatees and others
Interested In tho ostato ot Joseph Little,
deceased.
T&L-o nntl.'n. Hint Inmn.
l..o I1I...V ..V .i". Mywiu
....I mull in mu couniy court
report of his dollars as administrator
a
of
mu cm ami ii is oriiereil that
name stand for hoarliur tho 23rd day
tho
of
.inrniuri . . 11 iui? luif.... .1...
at the hour of li oVIfxilf, a. m.. at which Hum
rt
M.i, im-iwiii uucrt-sitHi may Rppoar ami except
toandcontust the samu. And notice of this
proceidliuf Is order.nl trtven In tlu- North
I'lattt- Tribune, a leal s-ml-wekly news
paper imbllkliod In fulil i-imntv f.,r tl.r.,..
ui-e.w v'O weeks prior u said date of
hearln.'.
in. --ss my hanil and the seal of the coun
ty curt at N;rth Plane In satd ...unty.
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1 yearling Mare.
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North Platte, Nebraska.
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Physician and Surgeon.
Specially: SKIN DISEASES.
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Merchant Tailor.
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apparel of all elassess, and we
guarantee satisfactory work. We
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repair clothes.
We carry samples of goods and
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insuring first-class workmanship
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Referee's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of nn order or snlo issued to me by the
district court of Lincoln county, Ne
braska, on the 20tli day of December,
1911, in an action therein ponding,
wherein Oliver S. Christian nnd David
E. Martin are plaintiffs and Claude H.
Heed, known nlso ns C. H. Reed, is
defendant, I will, on the 2-lth day of
January, 1912, nt the hour of one
o'clock of said day, at the east front
door of the court house, in the city of
North Platte, Lincoln county, Nebras
ka, sell nt public auction, to tho high
est bidder for cash, the following de
scribed land, to-wit: The cast one-half
and the south-west qunrter (EJ nnd SW
1) of section twenty-five (25), township
fifteen (15) north, range thirty-three
(33) west of the Gth P. M. And also
all of section twenty-nine (29), and the
west one-half nnd tlio north-east quar
ter (VJ nnd NEJ) of section thirty,
township (15) north of range thirty
two (32) west of the Gth P. M. All in
Lincoln county, Nebrnska. Also six
teen (1G) school land leases, made by
the State of Nebraska, on August 1-lth,
1897, for a term of twenty-five (25.)
years from January 1st, 1898; of tho
following State school land towit: All
or section thirty-six, township fifteen
(15) north, range thirty-three (33)
west of tho 5th P. M. in Lincoln
county, Nebraska, and or the interest
crented by said leases in said land, and
or the improvements thereon; ench of
said leases covering forty (-10) acres
of said section thirty-six (3G). All of
the above described real estate, nnd
school land lenses will be offered for
sale in qunrter section tracts, and at
the same time nil of the above de
scribed renl estate and school land
leases will bo offered for sale as one
tract, and the bid or bids will be ac
cepted, which will amount to the
greater sum.
Dated this 21st dny or Dec., 1911.
W. T. Wilcox, Kefereo.
Notice for Publication.
i-orlal No. 0-JI11
I'l-partmentof tho Interior.
V. P. Land Olllce at North Platto. Nob.
Notice In hereby Riven that Ileniy v.
Itlukluy, of Tryon, Nob., who on Peb. I', nm."
maUo Homestead Entry No. :.)l!U7. Serial Nn.
uail for F.. and P.S of WW H-tln
0. Township, in, North, raiiKi- wi.
West of the sixth principal meridian
has (Hod notice of Intention to make tlnal
live year proof, to establish claim to the
land above deserllied. before the Iteiflster
8nl.'i "inVT'V"" 'onl.'n.1.'laUe Nobraska.
on the 10th day of Peb. ll'll.
Claimant .names as witnesses: David N.
Callomler and Harry P. I'allemlor ofTrvon.
Neb. Jacob Mpyur. Notth Platto. Ni-b.
Llmor M. Mayllold. of Nesblt. Neb.
llS- 1 P. Fvn, HPiflster.
PIlOllATI-; NOTICE.
In tho County Court of Lincoln county, No
braska, DecnmU'r 21, lull.
In tho matter of tho estate of Hiram A.
Morrow, deceased.
N'lll A lu lin.altn .,!.. l.,.t. 1...-
of said deceased will meet the Administrator
V, lalu- mo uounty juuito of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, at tho county
court room in said county, on tho aid day of
I,fi,!lla.rj;' ttml on 1,10 laJ' "f July.
1M1J. at U o'clock a- m. each day. for the pur
lipsoof presbntlui; tbelrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
are allowed for creditors to present their
claims and ono yoar for tho Administrator to
settle said estato, from tho i'lst day of
pec. mil. This notice to Iki published
four successive weeks In tho North Platte
trlbune.a seml-weokly newspaper published
l". !:,a1.11 ciu'ty prior to said date of hoarlnir.
diM-l JiillN U It A NT. County Judiru
ISOLATKI) TKACT.
Serial No. lUIKrt.
Public Land Sale,
nopartmont of the Interior.
U.S. LandOIIIco at North Platto. Noli,
...., . , , IVceinbPr, IHII.
Notleo Is hereby jrlvon that, as directed bv
the Coinm'sslonor of the Oonoral Lanil
1 1 II CO. Illlfl.f hnu'klmiu 4.., ... .-.- M
approved .ItinoJT. 1VI. t34 stats.', M7l. we
. , I'UUIll nU III. lit IIIO MUllBSt Didder
m..,.t'".,,.,'.l',fca.u," V" the lth day of lib..
IJ -. at this it Hce, the folliwln-des.-rib. (l
lami: K' NKM. NWNVY.' Stfx Sim an.
'Miy persons claiminir adversely the aific
U'M-rlls-i land are ad v Ned to Hie their, mli
oroliuvi(.n-. nn r to fun- ti.e tlmi iIimi
i.aied f, ,r tale
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