Semi-Weekly Tribune
IRA L. BAKE, Editor nnd Publisher.
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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska,
1'ostoMco as second Class Matter.
TUESDAV, MARCH iilsf, HI 10.
- Ahiinuiiccniciit.
In announcing my candidacy for tin
republican nomination of county trens-
uror, I dcfllro to say that I have been
a resident of Lincoln county, and u
tax payer thereof, for nearly a quart
or of a contury.
I hnvo always been u republican,
nnd bollevc 1 have made good when
placed in positions lcquirlng ability
and trust.
I promise the party, if nominated,
to make an energetic cnmpalgn, not
only for myself, but far the entire
success of tho county, tatc nnd na
tional cnndldntcs, and I most respect
fully nsk your support nt the prlmnry
election April 18, 1910.
K S. DAVIS.
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For County Attorney.
I horoby announce Hint I have Hied
my petition ns required under the
non-partisan Judiclnry act for tho pur
pose of becoming a candidate at the
April, 1910, primary for tho office of
County Judge.
GEO. E. FRENCH.
For Sheriff.
I respectfully anounco myself as a
candldato for tho democratic nomina
tion for sheriff. I hnvo been a resident
of Lincoln county for thirty-six years.
Your support nt tho primary election
wil be appreciated. ,
W. D. WALDO.
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WHO'S WHO.
A. S. Allen
A. S. Allen, the present doputy
county clork, who seeks tho republican
nomination for county clerk, was born
in 1RS3, throe miles west of Omaha. In
1887 tho family moved to Gothenburg
and remained thoro until 1800, thence
to tho Curtis rnncli, and then to Walk-1
or precinct, Lincoln county in 1895,
where Mr. Allen maintained a resid
ence until ho came to North Platte to
tako up tho duties of deputy county
clerk. Ho obtained his high school
education In Fnrnam, riding on horse
back 7 miles to town each morn
ing and back homo at night regardless
of weather conditions. From this
Bchool ho graduated with honors, de
livering the valedictorian nddress nt
commencement. This education was
supplemented by n special preparatory
courso at Franklin Academy, Franklin,
Neb. Ho taught school for six terms
In tho south nnd southeastern part of
Lincoln county.
As dcpu,ty county clork Mr. Allan
has ben efficient, courteouse and oblig
ing' and has always given to the work
his best efforts.. Ills education fitted
blm for tho deputyship, nnd now that
no has had experience In nil tho duties
that fall to the county clerk, ho Is cer
tainly well qualified for that office
Mr. Allen promises, if elected, n good,
clean and honest administration of tho
county clerkship. That his work lias
been satisfactory to Clerk VoBt Is evi
dence that he has the ability to nil all
requirements of tho office
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The Pennant Players.
All friends and admirers of excellent
zither music and Bavarian, Tyrollnn
and Swiss Yodlers will undoubtedly
Have a big treat when on Wednesday,
March 29, they hear tho famous Ob
ernmmorgauer Peasant Players, who
will then give a performance at tho
Keith Theatre.
There Is no similar company In Ger
many with such a reputation, and so
liigh a standard of excellence us tho
Oboraininergauer which are undor the
supervision, of tlialr musical director
Hoinrlch Marchettl. In nearly every
act tlioro will bo yodlors, quartette's
and solos, oven during tho pauses en
tertainments will be given. Tho ori
ginal HavarlBii national dance (Schup-!
lattler) is one of tho moat striking
and graceful dances that has ever been
created, and Miss Llsl Nngel has the
reputation throughout Bavaria of being!
the leading dancer of this kind. She
ami Tony Bohinunn, her partnor, hnvo
invariable been encored whenever
tlie uiDearl In public.
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IhHlgos.lhON Nuptials.
1i. ;iiurlice of Mlsatlorthn Davis
of I.uim.Ih and V. Qrsl Ilwlge of this
iltj t 4, place nt eight o'clock Sntui
da ivning at the First Baptist
chin, ti in Lincoln. Rev. Howard Clmp
maii p. r i united the ceremony in the
pre in , of ii few relatlvos.
0 w j i . . t the illness nf the brldrs
nelt " Hi. i remony whs a very qulot
one t.i nortly after. Mr. and Airs.
IloUi , i. rt for Omaha from there
the1- rt turned liere Sunday evening,
Mr iiinl Mm. Roy Hilton formerly
of ' n v were the attendants nnd
the l ain: mnrelt was played by
Mlf- Heb n Pfclfr.
Th' bndc wore a stylish tailored
mi and color with lint, gloves
anfi i i i to match, and carried white
roue '
Mr, Hodge formerly worked on tin
Lincoln Dally Star nnd recently oanw
horo La accept a position as local re
liorter on the Dally Telograpli. He has
creditably performed his dutleo mid
during-Ins short residence made many
friends both In buelueas and social
oirol.
Mra. Hodges Is the youngest dnuuhter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. s5. Davis of Liu-
coin and wits very popular there
ntnong tho younger sot After April
1st tliuy twill uo at Home ut the l owles
apartments on west 5tlt streot.
Mrs. C. A. Gill, formerly of Btaplo-
tou, loft Frldny afternoon for Wheat
land, Wyo., where alio will reside In
the future While hero elio visited Mr.
and Mrs. 8. R. Derrybory.
Have you seen our now engagement
rings? Tho same design given by the
president to mark his engagement, but
Just as appropriate for yours. Prices
I7B.00 to 1400.00. Harry Dixon Jewder,
west side of Dewey street.
DOES PROHIBITION
PROHIBIT; doubt
IX MitMIXCJimi.
Jfetcniie of City So Much Reduced
That Sonic City Services
Arc Abolished.
Special to the Post-Dispatch.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Mnrch 18. A
photograph of tho "Thirst Lino" out
side the express offico here might seem
to Bonic persons to answer the ques
tion: "Does tho Alnbama brand of pro
hibition prohibit." The people In the
line nr,e iwnlting for their consignments
of various sorts of liquor. Evidently
they have some doubt that prohibition
prohibits.
No liquor advcrtlsments are permit
ted to appear In any Alabama papers.
The law against liquor advertising is
now being tested.
Whllo It is evident that prohibition,
is not thoroughly prohibiting In Birm
ingham, there Is no question ns to the
city's loss In revenue.
"This city of 150,000 people," says the
Survey, "has discontinued Its street
sprinkling and garbage collection. It
lias dispensed witli its health officer,
city physician and milk inspector, ex
tlngulshcd half tho city lights, cut tho
school session from nine to seven
mouths and reduced by 10 per cent all
teacher's salaries over $75 a month. It
hns withdrawn all appropriation of Its
library. It hns dlstnlscd a third of its
police force and put the remainder on
u 12-hour shift.
'It has closed several fire stations.
It has abolished Its recreation de
partment, with playgrounds and in
door gymnasium. Twenty thousand
dollars has been withdrawn from In
stitutional charities. Tho anti-tuberculosis
campaign will suffer a reduc
tion of $3,800. Altogether, the cuts
total $310,000. It costs Birmingham
$1,228,620 a year to operate and only
$89G,GGG is a. avoilablo for the coming
12 months." Adv.
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Mrs. Edward Robhnuson nnd Mrs.
George Tokulve returned Sundny from
a visit with Mrs. Lawrence Wcrnert
In Kearney.
Gilbert Peters has resigned his posi
tion as passonger brnkciunn nnd will
fill tho position of day clork at tho noi
McCabo hotel.
Mrs. Andraw Llddell returned Fri
day evening from Omnha where she
accompanied tho remains of her hus
band last week.
Mrs. Carlton of Grand Island, came
a few days ago to visit hor daughter
Mrs. Joseph Jessup and son Earl Carl
ton for some time.
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Commissioners1 Proceedings
March 13, 1910.
Hoard of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present Her
inlghnusen, 'Springer and County
clork
Claims'' allowed on general filnd:
John Brntt, house rent county poor
$24.00.
Brutt & Goodman, house rent county
poor $8.00.
C. M. Reynolds, rent county attorn
ey's offico $15.00.
Wm. Strlcklnnd, enro county poor
$20.00. '
F. D. WOSlenfleld, mdse county poor
$24.95.
Geo. W. Brown; lndse. county poor
$19.95. ' ' .
Nebraska" Telephone Co., rent for
March $18.75.
Nobraska Telephone Co. toll charges
$17.47.
A. D. Clinton repairing clock $1.00.
Jas. L. Loudon mdso county poor
$49.25.
Allowed on road district funds:"
Shollle Schneider raid work district
58, $28.00.
Arthur Schneider road work district
58, $20.00.
Clifford Schoolcraft refund poll tax
district "M" $2.00.
F. A. Johnson, refund noli tax. dis
trict 22, $2.50.
Jus. Walker, refund poll tax North
Platte $2.00, s
E. .1. PIcnrd, refund poll tax North
Platte, $3.00.
Tho county clork ils hereby directed
to ndvortlBo for sale tho soveral nar-
cels of land belonging to the Countv,
situated In and near tho vlllago of Wal
lace, inns to no made on olthor sep
arate or of all of said trarts.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
('. W. YOST, County Clerk.
March 14, 1910
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present HormlnghauHon, Springer tuvl
county clork.
Claims allowed as" follows:
Sundry persons road work. district
39. $183.00.
Sundry persons, unnrnlslntr road 391
$24.00.
Klllldrv nnrnrniM. wlliiMtaa utnt. k
James $G4.tfJi.
faundry persona, survovlnir mail
$10.S0.
Sundry persons, witnesses stato vh.
Ferre $20.95.
f'athrlne Dick home rent countv
poor $6.00.
A. F. .Heeler mdse. county poor $27.75
Walter Wllaou road work district 1!
$14.20. .
O. P. Howard Is hereby appointed as
sossor for Hoaedalo prertnet to fill
vacancy.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
C. W. YOST. County Clerk.
March 15, 1910.
Hoard met same as yesterday. Prs
out IIorntliiKhauson, Springer nnd
county elork. Board spent dav viewing
rronds south and west of town, nnd
moon niijournen until March 20.
C. W. YOST. Ccuritv Clef
POLITIC , AXVOXCI.MKVr
I'or ('omit)' CniiiiiilNNtoiiir
1 renpeetfiilly announce myiieir uh :
cunadliit fur ilia niitnr,.. .........
i'J 'Comity ColnmlHHloner for U...
....... u,,.m inniuiim WlHiriUl HUDJ . I
tO tilt! ClQClHlon nt tlin vnt.ra n II .
primary election April 18th. My hoim,
Ik In Sellers Precinct.
JOHN W. FOWLBfl.
, , Clerk of Dutrlit Court
I heroby nnnounco myself a eui
lll(hlll) for till. l'Alillillniin ,ir.i..l.,ll
for clork of the district court, sub
ject to the will of the voters ut tlio
primary election. Your support will
QUO. B. I'ROSSHR.
I'or Cituniv Aiiiirn...
I respectfully uiinouuco mynclf ns n
eandlduto for tho republican nouitnn
tion for County Attorney wuhlect to
we nprovni or tuu voters nt tho prl
iiiniy election April nth
1 11 1IALL1QAN
I 'or Counts' ConimlnMlnupr
t respectfuly announce inyBolf an n
uuiHiiuiiie ror ine rcpuDiicnu nomina
tion for Countv CoinmlHnlonnr for th
Tldrd Wstrlct nt the April Prlmnry
umi nuppnri Kiven win uo npprc-
cinieii. i nuve iieen it roHiacnt or tno
county ror twcntynine yenrs nnd try
iiume in Huuinweni 01 iiersnny.
8. .1. KOCH
I 'or llciirrneiitutltf.
I hereby unnounco myself ns n can
didate for the republican nomination
for stnto representative rrotn trie 8lx
ty-elKhth district (Lincoln County) at
I'liiiiuiy eiuiruuil ivpril I5in.
HCOTT HKYNOLDH.
I'or Shrrlll'
, I respectfully announce myself ns a
(.-aiiniiiiiie lor ine repuuwcnii ninnlna
tlnn for Hherlff nnd solicit tho support
of the voters nt the ttrlmnrv nlnrtlon
to bo held April ISth. I hnvo been a
resilient or tno county ror nfteen
years, am it farmer nnd llvo In Hlnmnn
precinct. T11UH. AIcCUNNBLL.
I'nr Slu-rlir
I resncctf ullv nniioniicf mvunlf no n
candidate for the republican notnlua-
iion ior wneriir, hiidjrci to tlio will of
lie votem nt tun iiriiiinrv n nut nn
wirii loin.
A. J HALISHUItr,
l'"or Count)- CnmnilNMloncr
I .-rt'Spectfully unnounco iriyHelf n
candidate for the rcmihllcnn tmnit
nation for County Coinmlatiloner from
me iniru niHtrict sunject to the fic
tion of tho voters nt the prlmnry elec
tion. I). 12. MAStTIV,
(Six miles Northwest of HerBhey.)
I'or Count)' CoiiimlNntonrr
1 horobv nnnouncn mvHnlf nH n rtin..
didatc for the ilemocrntlc tinnilmitlnii
ior county ocimnmiHsloner for tlio First
wiHinci. Buoject to the Uocmion of tha
voters at tho prlmnry election April
18th. V. W. HRIlMlNr.HAUSR.N.
l'"or Count)- CoiiitiilHMloner
I hereby nniiantinn invnoir n mn.
dldutc for the democratic nominal Ion
ior county coniinlHSloner for tho Klrat
CommlHHloncr District subject to tho
Will Of tile VOterH nt th.. Iirlnvin.
oloctlon April 18th. I have beon n.
resident of the district over forty-foui
years. First time In politics, need tho
office and respectfully ask your up-
iiuri. iicninenco in iiinnian precinct.
J. v. (iiucKj ltUWIANU
I'or Count)' ConiiiilHMlonrr
I respectfully announce myself as a
candidate for the republican nomina
tion for County Commissioner from tin.
Third District subject to t:io rtectslon
of the voters nt tho prlmnry olectinn.
i navo nveu in Lincoln county for 20
years and my homo Is Sutherland.
A S. COATKS.
I'or Co u nty Attorney
T hereby nresent mv nnmn nn n pun.
illdute for tho democratic nomination
ior county Attorney at tbn nr mnrv
election. I'lcnso InveHtlKnto my record
ns present county attorney nnd If vou
deem me Avorthy of re-election I
would thank you for your support.
wist), -n. UIBBS.
Vitr Count)- Coiiiiiil.HMloncr
I respectfully announce myself n n
candidate for coutny commissloneh
from the First District Mtiblnet tn tin.
nctlon of the democratic voters ut tho
primary election
.1 C. WILSON.
For County Clerk
1 hereby nnnouncn nivself n on mil.
dnto for county clork of T.incnln
Count subject to the wlslies or the
democratic electors nt tile prlninrie?
April IS. AViih born In this county thirty
eluht years iiko taught school three
years, later bomesteadiuK In Cotton
vool precinct where I now rosldc',
ItUVAIi fS. tSKICNSOV
I'or Count)- CoiuiiilKxIoiipr
I lierebV annoLinei. nivsnir n n ran
ill (late for the republican nomination
for County Commissioner from tho
First District nt the Atirll ni'Ini.irv
election and solicit the support of tho
voters. 1 hnve been a resilient of Lin
coln county ior thirty years.
- t. j. MiiruxHHKUl'm.
I'or Count)- Tft-iiNurer.
1 hereby announce myself 'ns iikom
dldnte for the republican nomination
for County Treasurer. In the primary
election Anril IKtb. Make liinulrv
about me nnd If you think I nm
iiuallllnd and otherwise nil rl(?ht out
support will be appreciated.
Former residence Doer Crock Precinct.
S. M. SOUDErt.
Asst. Co, Treas,
I'or Count)- Clerk
1 resnectf ullv announce that I am a
candldato for the republican nomina
tion ror county clerk at prlmnry elec
tion in April nnd will appreciate thu
support of the members of that party.
c. ii. wAirnns.
North l'lntte Neb.
I'or Slierlfr
I respectfully present my numo ni
a candidate for the renublienif' nom
Inntlon for Sheriff nt 'lie primary eleo
tloil. .Mv homo Is in Sutherland nr...
clnct, nnd I hnvo been n resident of tho
county slnco 1S85. Support kIvuii mo
win
no a
ippreclntod.
FRANK COKHK.
I'or County Olork
1 hereby nnnouncn niVHulf :ih imihII-
lllLtn fnr fllr lftilllll.!iii linm.ttn r tin tim
"County Clerk of Lincoln County, sul)-
jcci to mo (leciHion or tne votcrp at
piiiM.uj mi tim ion v'iru lam iQiir null"
l'ort will lie auiirecluteil.
A. K. I.r.K.V,
d'oriuorly of Walker Product.)
Tor Slivriir
I rosnectfully announce ntvuclf uh n
rnmllilato for tlu r-piililloan nouitna
tlon for Klierln of Lincoln County sun
Jfict however to tho itoclnlon of tlio
voters at the primary n ction April
tsth. Your sunort will I Mtr-itv an-
preclnted.
North IMatt. Neb
I'or Slu-rllT
1 heivhy unncHiiice myself a a un
dlilute for the nomination for .Sheriff )t
l.lneoln county subject to tho will ot
the. l'oiiubllcaii voterw nt the pi'iinni'V
Election April is. jiy homo is In
Maxwell iirecliict.
UUN 15. IjAYTO.N.
I'or t'liiiuty Attorney'
To the voters of Lincoln County. No
lirnsltH. 1. John Urnnt hereby Himounon
inysolf a caiulldiite for the ilemourntir
nomination for county attorney buI.
Joel to tho tlecltilon of thu votei-M nt dm
primary oloctlon. April ISth. .mil most
rcRjieuuuiiy Hoiicu your Hiippoit.
JOHN tillANT.
I'or CoillltJ ConiiiilNMloiii'r.
I roHiioctfnlly nlinounce mvMelf
a oaiMlldato for tho republloaii nomliia
na
up i ior county uonuniHionei' from tho
Third CommlHMloner Dlstrlot. mibjoot
to tho action of the voters at the Anrll
iniiiiiuy. , j. i-iiaiUIlT,
Wolleet, Nob.
, , l'r t'ouuty Clerk
I hereby announce mvuMf n cnnii.
dftto for tho ropubllcan nomination to
County Clerk subject to tho nctlon ot
the voters of that party at tho April
i" " j iuur ouppuii win uo appro
elated '
A U UOAOLVND
Public Sale
At tlio North Sldo Barn nnd Feed
Yards, North Platte, Nebraska, Satur
day, March 25th, at 1 o'clock, tho fol
lowing described property: One car
load of Now Wagons and 'Buggies of
the "Old Hckory" Muko, 1 car load of
Now Machinery, consisting of Plows
Cultlva'tors, Ulsters, Disc, Harrows
Manure Spreaders, Hay Sweeps, Hay
Hakes and aasollno Engines. (All
nbovc articles will be sold with a guar
anteo that nny defect of material or
workmanship will bo replaced free of
charge any time within. ono year from
dnto of sale.)
Also some second hand machinery
of nearly every description, and t'attlo
and horses.
Will give one box of npples to the
first purchaser of a now wngon, buggy,
plow, lister, disc, harrow, manure
spreader, hay sweep, hay rake, culti
vator, or gasoline engine.
Terms of Sale: AH sums of $20.00
or under cash, all nmounJjS of $20.00
or over eight months tlmo will be
given purchaser on approved notes
drawing ten por'cent Interest from
date, two per cent 'discount for cash
on sums over $20.00. No property to
bo removed until satisfactorily settled
for by cash or note.
Farmers who have anything to sell
at this sale can bring It ln'
JULIUS MOGENSEN, Owner.
DAVE LOVE, Auctioneer, ,
O PIELSTICKER, Clerk.
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Buildintr and Loan Buildim?
Phones t Office 130
i nones Resjdence 115
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attcnllon Given to Gynecology
Obstetrics and Children's Diseases.
Offico McDonald State Bonk Building.
corner aixin ana uewoy Streets.
Phones, Office 183, Residence' 283
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C . DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - .- Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
J. B. BEDFIEL1).
niYSICIAN & SUIiGEOIi
Successor to lji '
HYSICIAN & SURGEONS HpSPlTAL
Drs. Redfleld & Redfleld
l
Offico Phono 642 Res. Phone 676
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. D.,
Pliyslclan and Surgeon
Office B. & L. Building, Second Floor
Phone, Office, 83; Residence 38.
Hospital Phono Black 633,
House Phono Black 633.
"SY. T.-riilTCJIAItl),
Ornduitto Veterinarian
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218-south Locust St.,
one-half block southwest of the
Court House.
C
For Hides
IF NOT FROZEN.
Per Tor or
ones i delivered
at once.
North Platte Junk Rouse
Lock's Old Barn.
Notice.
I r .ink TiiderlekH will taii notice.
' w ol,,,!ht' stl1. ,,u.y of Mareh. tl
14 U .Sullivan a Jnntlce or tli JVnee. oi
North l'lntte I'leelnct No. 1," Lincoln
l ounty, Nelii'iiHka iHRued an Order of
Attachment for tho mini of $17. &T, In nn
jetton pendlnit before Ttlm wherolu 15.
T Trump & .Sodh are piumtirf and
Frank I'roderlckH dofoiiilunt. ti.t
property conslHtiiiK of money, hk whhos
""'fiiunni i rum ine union
I'aolflo Rnll Hoad company, a corpora
tlon ban beon Httaohud under said or
dor. Maid cause wuh continued to tho 27th
day of April, 1016, 10 o'clock n. in.
Dated this Hth day of Maroh.. TJlfl,
m21-H7 15. T. TRAMP & SON,
Hy 15. T. Tramp, Plaintiff.
NtlTICIi I'llll 1't lll,lf.Tl(.,
Herlal No. O405J.
Department of the Interior,
V. H. hand Offico nt North Plat in, Net,
Mar. 1 I. I 'Hi:
Notice Ih hereby (riven that, Ch il led
Ranire nil, V: nth Principal Mcrldlnn.
has tiled notice of Intention to mako
11 mil llvo year proof to establish claim
to tho land above described before tho
HeKlster and Receiver, nt North Platte,
Neb., on tho Bth day of May, 1D1C,
Claimant nnincs as wltneHHsi David
N Cullender, Ottoo Meaner, Win (launt,
Roy Uauiit, all of North I'lime, Wen
Per Pound
1 1 .
iiHiiiiian oi .-Norm I'taito ei,, who on
Nov. 7, 10X0, made lionfOMtond nntry, Uo.
04051, for Lots 3.1-6-0, HI5U NW'li and
M5',i HWM Section 0. TowiihIiIii If. N
j ji KVAKH,
Rt'lflHter
in
ii
NOTICE
Storage Rates.
Month 7.50
Night .50
Day, over 1 hour 25
Cars in for Repairs no storage until done.
These Rates Take Effect Apl. 1st.
J. S. Davis Auto Co.
Buick, Mitchell and Hudson Agencies.
Dzi
I ir-
HE
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Admitted to practice 1895. '
Member of American Bar Association.
Probate Judge of Clay County for
" twelve years.
No case appealed from his court has
ever been reversed in Sliprema
Court of Nebraska.
LEGISLATIVE RECORD:
Active In securing tho passage of the
Insurance Code Bill, Workmen's
Compensation Act, County Tel
ephone Bill and other reform moas
uros. r ,
"THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE"
A lifelong experience as a farmer,
teacher, lawyer, legislator and judge
maizes him truly "The People's Can.
tlldate."
Bjought and highest rnarket
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red 63G Office 459
C. H. WALTERS.
'Qualify Not Quantity-
We make cigars In tho small and in
the regular sizes preferrinc to usn
quality tobacco in preferenco to quan
tity. W uso only tho best tobacco
for filler and .wrapper and our cus
tomers are always satisfied. Wo han-
dlo a largo lino of smokers' articlos,
our display of pipes being especially
largo.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
NOTICE l Olt PL'IILICATION;
Serial No.
Oopnrliiu'iit of the Interior.
L. S. Land Office at North Platte,
Nebraska, Fob. 2b, 1910.
Notice Is heroby given that James
D. Cole, of North Platte, Nebr., who
on Apr. 2, 191.1, nindo lloniostead en
try. No. OoClC. for NE4, and NEV4 of
SLV,, Section H4. Township 1(1, N.
Range 31, W., Gtli Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to mako
final throe year Proof, to ostablleh
claim to tlio land nbovo described, be
foro tho Rogister nnd Recoivor, at
North Platte, Nebr., on the 24th thy
of April 1910.
Clalniont names us witnesses: II. p.
Johnson, aoorjfo A. Mncoinbor. Wm. A.
Gaunt, James IJcchan, all of North
Platte, Nobr.
,, , J' H EVANS,
f20-"7 Recoiver.
HARRISON 0. PALMER
, CLAY CENTER
FOK
Supreme Judge
Iiifsiiiiiliiitl
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Notice For Publication.
Sorinl No. 05G51.
Department of the Interior
V. S. Lnnd Office at North Pltto, Neb.
March 11; 1910.
Notice is heroby given that Joseph
M. Carson, of North Platte, Neb., who
on Apr. 7, 1913, made homestead entry.
No. 015051. for NV4 of NE'4, and B of
NWH, Section 2, Township 12, N.
Rnngo 32, W Gth Prln. Meridian, has
filed notico of intontton to mako final
threo year proof, to establish claim
to the land abovo described, beforo
tho Register nnd-Recoivor. nt North
Platto, Neb., on tho 4th day of May,
1910,
Claimant nnnios as witnesses: S. W.
Edinlston, Andrew Halm, C. G. Frcd
ricli, L. L. Greeno, all of North Platto,
Neb.
J. E. EVANS,
ml4u21 Register.
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1L
. PROBATE NOTICE.
In Hie Matter of the Eslnto of A'elllo
i- uiioii, deceased.
In the County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
On reading nnd filing the petition
of George R. Fulton praying a final
settlement and allowance of his final
ncount, filed on the 11th day of March,
191C, and for a decree of distribution
under the will nnd his discharge.
Ordered, That April 7,191G, A. D., at
9 o'clock a. m., is assigned Dor hearing
said petition, when all persons Inter
ested In said raattor may appear at a
County Court to be held in And for
said County, and show cause why the
prayer of petitioner should not be
granted; and that notico of tlio pend
dency of said petition, and the hearing
thereof, be given to all persons Inter
ested In said matter by publishing a
copy of this order in the North Platte
Tribune, ft legal semi-weekly news
paper printed in said County for three
succesive weeks, prior to said date
of hearing.
Dated March 11, 191G.
GEORGE E. FRENCH,
mll-a4 County Judge.
IMtORATK OTIf!R.
In the Mutter of the Estntp of Henry
Jiocuice, deceased.
In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nobraska.
On readinc and fillnir lhr nntltimn
of Hannah Doebke praying a final set
tlement and aiiownace of her final ac
count, filed on tho 10th day of March,
1916 and for a decree of distribution
and her discharirn ns Rvppntrlv hitil"a
I decree of title to the real estate under
the will.
Oordered, That April 7, A. D. 191G, at
9 o'clock a. m. is assigned for hearing
said petition, when all persons inter
ested In Bald matter may appear at a
County Court to be held in and for
said County, and show cause why the
prayer of petitioner should not be
granted; and that notico of the pen
dency ot said petition, and the hear
ing thereof, be given to all persons
interested in said matter-by publishing
a copy of this order in the North
Platte Tribune, a legal semi-weekly
newspaper printed n said County, for
three successive weeks, prior to said
day iof hearing.
Dated March 11, 191G. '
GEORGE E. FRENCH,
ml4-a4 County Judge.
Notice.
- In the District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the apllcatlon of
Georgo L. Brando w to change name.
Notico Is hereby given that on the
first day of April, 191G, or as soon
thereafter as I can be heard, I will
apply to the District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, to have my name
changed, from Georgo L. Brandow to
George L. Weir.
Dated at North Platte, Nebraska,
February 28, 1910.
GEORGE L. BRANDOW.
PRORATE NOTICE.
In the Mnltcr of the Estate of Joseph
Hcrshoy, deceased.
In tho County Court of Lincola
County, Nobraska, Feb. 25, 191G.
Notice is horoby gi.ven, That the"
creditors of said deceased will meet
tho Executrix or said Estate, before
tho County Judge of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, at tho County Court Room,
in said County, on tho 31st day of
March, 1910, and on the 2nd day of
October, 191G, at 9 o'clock a. in. each
day for tho purposo of presenting
their claims for examination, adjust
ment and allowance. Six months arc
allowed for crodltora to present their
claims, and one year for the Executrix
to settlo said Estate, from tlio 31st
day of March, 101G. This notice will
bo published in the North Platto Tri
bitno, a legal sonii-weokly newspaper
printed in said County, for four weeks
successively, prior to March 31, 1910.
ron oe 0E0IlGE E- FRENCH.
r--"2S . County Judge.
Sheriffs .Sale.
Hy virtue of an ordor of sale Issued
Irom the District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, upon a decree of
foreclosure rendered in said Court
wherein Mutual Building and Loan
Association, a Corporation is plaintiff,
and Ida Richards, Administratrix et
al aro defendants, and to mo directed,
I will on tho 31 day of March, 1910, at
o clock p. m., at tho east front door
of tho Court House In North Platte,
Lincoln County, Nebraska, sell at
Public Auction to the highest bidder
for cash, to .satisfy said decree, in
terest and costs, tlio following des
cribed property, to-wlt:
Lot Ono(l) in Block One Hundred
Thirty-eight (138) tho east forty-four
foot (E44Ft) of Lot Two (2), Block
Ono Hundred Thirty-eight (138), the
west Twenty-two feet (W22Ft) of Lot
Two (2) nnd the East Twonty-two
foot (E22Ft) of Lot Threo (3) Block
One Hundred Thirty-eight (138) All in
tlio original town of North Platto, Ne
braska. "Ctliat19lCKrth r'ntt0' Neb" Fobruury
tnn no A. J. SALISBURY,
f29-m28 She,ift.