1 wo Kisses
By DONALD CHAMBERLIN
During the stay of the Anu'rlcan
troops la Cnha when the throwing off
if Spanish rulo win being brought
about Captflln Edward Mansfield of
tho sJtilt was sent out, supported by a
reconnoltorlng party, to sweep around
Santiago for Information. Coining lo a
hacienda, the captain, leaving his men
at the gateway, rode up to the house.
Ho was admitted by a negro woman,
who announced that there was no one
at homo except Senorlta Sierra, the
daughter of tho owner. Whereupon
Mnnsllcld asked If ho might have a
few minutes' conversation with the
young lady.
The senorlla was of a different type
from tho usual Spanish girl, who Is
small of stature and delicately made.
She was rather above the middle
height for a woman and of dignified
demeanor. Having entered the room
where the captain was waiting for her,
she stood without speaking till ho
should make known his desires.
What Mansfield had called at the
house for was Information. He asked
If the family sided with Spain or Cuba
and learned 'that their hearts were
with Cuba. Hut as to Information, the
young lady had none lo give. Never
theless the visitor kept her talking,
lie was a male flirt and had made
many a conquest. Daring was a meth
od ho often employed with women, and
he resolved upon this course In the
present case. After engaging the seno
rlla In conversation for some time, dur
ing which he showed admiration for
her, ho rose to tako his leave. He of
fered his hand, and when she gave
him hers ho drew her toward him, and
before she could draw back he had
kissed her on the cheek.
That he had mado a mistake was In
stantly apparent. Tho scnorlta's eyes
(lashed, and her face flushed scarlet.
With an expression of contempt she
turned, left the room, and Mansfield
saw her no more.
When the fighting was over, before
returning to tho United States, Mans
field mounted his horse and rodo to the
hnclenda to offer an apology for what
ho had done. Tho same negro woman
who had admitted him before opened
the door. Mansfield asked her to in
form her mistress that ho would con
sider It n boon If she would give hhn
n few moments In which to apologize
for wliat he had douo on n previous
visit.
Written word was returned that an
npology would not bo accepted. Tho
lady demanded satisfaction on behalf
of one who would act as her champion.
Captain Manslleld would receive a com
munication at a hotel a short distance
down tho road.
The ofllcer left tho houso In a quan
dary. Should ho meet some one in mor
tal combat for a snatched kiss for
Avhlch ho had offered to apologize, or
should ho end tho affair by sailing for
homo without paying any further at
tcntlon to it? IIo would have chosen
tho latter course had It not been for
tho contemptuous treatment ho had re
ceived from tho senorlta. Ho could
not bring himself to Incur tho further
imputation.
IIo rode to tho hotel named nnd, tak
lug a scat on tho veranda, lit a cigar.
Half an hour passed, and ho was about
to rldo back to camp when a negro boy
approached, holding In his hand a let
ter. Seeing Manslleld, ho handed It to
him. The captain opened It and read:
To tlio American Ofllcer. This ovcnlng
at G o'clock I will tulco satisfaction ror tlio
Insult offered my sinter. Do at tho north
cast corner of tho Blorm hacienda.
JOSH SIERRA.
Mansfield was puzzled as to tho
handwriting. Tho letters were largo
and bold, but It looked as if tho writer
had disguised his hand, Tho captain
could not but umllo at a challenge to
raorUtl combat sent by a negro boy,
addressed to "tho American ofllcer"
ami signed by a man ho had never
seen. If Joso Sierra had no friend to
bear his challenge why did ho not
como himself? Evidently tho senorlta
was put to It to secure her revenge,
Possibly tho brother was not at hand
and tho sister had written tho cltal
leugo In his behalf. Indeed, despite
tho largo letters thero was more tha
was feminine than masculine in the
writing.
At 0 o'clock Manslleld returned to
tho hacienda, located tho northeast
corner and, climbing tho fence, ad
vanced till ho camo to a grovo in tho
center of which wns an open space
Thero ho stood for a fow minutes
when ho saw a flguro ndvanclug,
Though tho costume was that of
man, tho gait was unmistakably that
of n woman. Mansfield, pretending to
bo deceived, said:
"Senor, your resomblnnco to your
lster Is remarkable."
"Wo aro twins, sir."
"I presumo wo aro to fight without
seconds?"
"Aro thoy necessary?"
"Before wo begin I deslro to offer
through you to your Blstor tho apology
8ho would not receive I wns tempted
beyond my strength from boholdlng
tho most beautiful, tho most engaging
woman I havo over seen. After 1
havo killed you I shall renew my suit,
restraining myself so that my Inten
tions shall not bo mistaken."
Senorlta Slorra for it was she had
n sword in her hand, which at theso
words sho lot fall to tho ground.
Mansfield advanced, took her hand,
drew her gently to him nnd without
resistance kissed her on tho Hps.
A JOB THAT
FAILED
By SARAH BAXTER
I'm a lady's maid.
When Mrs. Peabody wont away foi
two weeks she said to mo: "Mary, I
haven't lime to put my jewels in the
bank, and I'm going to leave them
In your euro. Keep them In tho closet
In the room where tho telephone In
slrument Is and sleep thero. In cave I
burglar comes Into tho house you t an
call the police. Hut you needn't fear
his breaking down tho door of your
coin. Burglars never do that."
"Mrs. Poabody," I said, "you're very
good to trust me with such valuable
property. I'll havo your Jewels for you
when yon come back."
"But remember, Mary," she said, "1
am trusting you only, not tho other
servants. There's no need of thaL"
"Yos'm," says I.
I didn't tell the others, but tho dnv
fter .Mrs. Peabody left James, the but-
ler, camo Into tho room for something
nd saw mo lock the door of tho closet.
"What are you locking up so care
fully?" ho asked me.
"It's nono of your business," says 1.
"Yes, It Is. Mr. Peabody put the
houso In my euro while tho family Is
away, and If tncros valuables any
where I'd ought lo know It."
Fearing he'd talk about it before the
otner servants, i tuougiu i u nest ten
him that mistress' Jewels were In the
loset
Thursday before tho family came
homo was my day out I thought at
first that I wouldn't go on nccount ot
the Jewels, but they wero locked In the
closet and I would tako tho key with
me. So I went. When I enmo back
I went In at the servants' door nnd up
to my room, where I took oft my coat
and hat and put on my black and
white uniform. Then I went out Into
tho hall.
There Is a long mirror In tho hall,
nd usually when 1 passed it I gnvo a
glance at myself In it But this timo
I was In a hurry, so I didn't
But at the end of the hall, where
there was no mirror, I saw myself
coming toward myself. I stopped.
wondering what was tho matter, for
tho mirror hadn't been moved, and I
couldn't understand seeing myself
Then the figure camo toward me, and
I saw that It was a real woman, and
what broke mo up wns that sho was
not me.
i caught at tho banister to
cop from falling; then I gasped
"Who are you?"
"I'm Mary Murphy," says she. look-
ng astonished.
"No; you're not I'm Mary Murphy,
myself."
You Mary Murphy! Then, who
am I?"
"Something has gone wrong with
me," I moaned, rubbing my eyes. "I'm
Mary Murphy, nnd you're Mary Mur
phy too."
"You look Just like mo for nil tho
world," says she, looking frightened.
"I'm afraid something's going to hap
pen, seeing myself this way. I'm go
ing away from you."
Jnmes camo up tho stairs, and see
ing tho two of us looking Just alike he
"James," 1 cried, "what docs this
mean? Am I Mary Murphy, and is
that my other self, or is she Mary
Murphy, and I I don't know what"
.lames stared at us both for somo
time, as If ho didn't know which wns
which; then ho pointed to my other
self and said:
"That's Mary."
'Anyway," says tho other maid, "I'm
going away from here. I can't stand it
to seo you thero looking Just like inc."
Cook, hearing the tnlklng, came up,
and when sho saw tho two of us look-
lug Just alike, sho raised her hands
astonished.
"Cook," I said, "who Is this woman
who is Just llko me?"
"I don't know," says cook. "She
v.uuu in ii iimu mini.- iih", mm 1 biui-
nnvuwl ulii. w-nvi vnn fOiu wnnfr linatnlt-a
i.. tun.-. ...l.n,. ...... .....i f
anil that's all I know."
"Is sho mo or am I me?"
Cook looked at us both, then said to
tho other one, "Sny something." But
the other ono wouldn't spenk. Then I
thought thnt sho wouldn't because
cooic would ten tuo umerenco m our
J , .... . , .
UVJIIIVIIIVI lib llllll. llliflllvTlIb X VUVlllfcjlll
nf flin Inwnlfi. Wnsm'l tlilvt cninn wnv
of irnfiin.. Minin? r wnniiiii if thi J
woman hadn't dressed herself in
maid's uniform to mako believe she
was me, camo in when l wns out ami
lauon mom. unc now was it mac sue
iookcu just iu;o mat tiio thought niruio
ino furious. I rnn to her and grabbed
hor. Sho struggled to get uwny, and in
tho fracas I heard something strlko the
floor, and thero wero tho Jowcls scat
tered all ovor it
"James," I cried, "go to tho telephone
and call tho police."
James didn't stir. Ho looked fright
ened. Then I told cook to go, and sho
did. Tho woman I held struggled, and
1 asked James to help me, but ho
didn't IIo looked kind of daft
Tho pollco wore not long coming. It
turned out" that James, who was bad,
l.-iw.w n wninnn who lookeil lush llko
mo. IIo put up a Job with her to get
tho Jew
awels. Ho took n wax impression
OI 1110 IOCK Ol U1U vivuvi aim uiuuu 11
key to lit it Then ho telephoned tho
woman wneu I went our.uuu snocame
right nrouart dressed In maid's unl-
form. Juiucs expected her to get tho
lowols iiwnv without anv ono know Ins
ho had nut her up to it.
had happe ied she put n thousand del
Inra fnl- Trw III i lui lllltllr .Tnlllpq nnil
- - -
tho woman who did tho job were sent
up ror tivo years.
H. P. SMUnJWAY
Republican Candldalo for
Lieutenant Governor
Farming Wakefield, Nebr. 34 yrs.
Stato Senator, sorvlng third term.
Author of tho Shumway Law Stato
aid to schools teaching ngrlculture,
manual training ami uomosuc science
PLATFORM.
Stato wide prohibition.
Greater vocational education.
Conservation of stato resources.
Municipal ownership.
Strict economy In expenditure of
stato'H money.
Upon this platform nnd his public
reCord. he asks vour suDnort.
GEORGE J. HUNT
A Lawyer of Wide Experience
For Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court
Twenty-five years in Omaha, ten
years In Bridgeport, western Nebraska,
has made George J. Hunt a most de
sirable candidate for the State Su
preme Court.
Those who know him call him "A
young man with a ripe legal experi
ence."
J. 11. KEDFIELl).
rilYSICIAN & SUJIGEOTS
Successor to
HYSICIAN & SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Drs. Redflold & Redfleld
0fflco phone c42
Res. Phono 676
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. I)M
Physician nnd Surgeon
Office B. & L. Bnlldlnc. Second Floor.
Plione, Office, S3; Residence 3a.
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Physician and Surgeon.
Hntni aih niv,n rsw
. . . . . , . .
Offlco McDonald State Bank Building
Corner Sixth and Dowey Streets.
Phones, Office 183, Residence 283
ill XA y XtHXt L JV 111.LI A U.11IJ
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INSUKAtfCE CO.
Founded 18S0.
It's tho household word In Western
Nobraska. It's Old Line, the best ruon
oy can buy. It's what you need, for a
savings bank and Insurance that in
oures. Thoy all buy It
I (Wl f 1 M
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For further Information
Phono, call or address
J. E. SEBASTIAN, Gon'l AgOllt.
Tlio Old Lino Man
NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA,
Hospital Phono Black 633.
Houso Phono Black 633.
IV. T. rJMTCHAKD,
Graduate Veterinarian
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218-south Locust St.,
one-half block southwest of the
Court ilousti.
Notice.
Frank Frcdorleku will tako notice,
that on tho 17th day of March 1910,
M; ?Ulvan( a Justice of tho Peace,
" - u.r".
county, Nobraska, Issued an order of
AMiinlmmti for tlin mim nf H KO In
nctlon now pominK befo hlm.
whoroln Edward Burko Is plaintiff and
Frank Fredericks dofondant, tltat
proporty consisting of money, as
wnges uuo, in tlio lianas of tho Union
i-aciuc unuroau uo. a corporation, nas
cth , " 9 k
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ia. m.
North Plntto. Nob.. March 25. 1916
EDWARD BURKE,
21-3 Plaintiff,
POLITIC L ,VOt C I1MRXT1
For C oiint.v CiniiiiilMitloiipr
I r Mic ctfullv atiiiouhf. l'isdf ,i ,i
i.iMltiliti for tlir it ixiM ,c m nu-iii i t
1 1 on for t'uiintv roniini'Biorir for l,o
Thiril Commissioner Dtrtrlrt h'J i'-'-i
to tho derision of the voter nt Urn
primary election April 18th. My hotn
i in Hellers Precinct.
JOHN W. FOWLER.
Clerk of llMtrlt-t Court
I, hereby announce myself as n enn
illriate for tho replbllrnn nomination
for cletk of the dltrlct court, sub
ject to the will of the voters at the
primary election. Your support will
bo Appreciated.
oeo. k. prossrr.
For County Attorney
I respectfully announce myself tin a
i.'indlditte for the republican iiommsi
tion for County Attorney MUhJect to
tin' iipi-ovnl of the voters at the prl
murj clertlon April 11th.
1'. It. IIALLlCJAN.
I'or County CommlxNlnner
I rrHpeetfuly announce myself nn n
cindiditte for the republican nomina
tion for County Commissioner for tha
Third District nt the April Primary
.mil HUpport ttiven will be appre
ciated. I have been u resident oC tho
county for twenty-nine years and iry
home Ih southwest of Ilershey.
8. J. KOCH.
Cnr llcprenoHtiitlvi".
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
i'or state representative rrom tm Mix
ty-elKhth district (Lincoln County) av
tho primary election April 18th.
SCOTT KKY.NOLDS.
Tor Slierlir
I respectfully announce myself as tx
candidate for tho republican nomina
tion for Sheriff and solicit the support
of the voters at tho primary election
to be held April IStli. I havo been a
resident of tho county for flfteeri
years, am a farmer nnd live In Illnman
precinct. TIIOS, McCONNKLL.
I'or Slier I IT
I hereby announce mysolf as a can
didate for tho notnlnntlon for Sheriff ot
Lincoln county subject to tlio will oi
the republican voters at the prlmar
election Anrll IS. My home fs ih
Maxwell precinct.
H. JiAlIUH.
l-'or County Altornej-
To the voters of Lincoln County. Ne
braska. I. John Grant hereby announeo
mysoir a candidate tor tno aemocrattr
nomination lor county anorney sun-
Ject to the decision of the voters at the
primnry election. April ism. aim mosi
respectfully solicit your support.
JOHN UUANT.
Vur County ConinilnNloiier.
I rcHnectfullv announce myself ns
a candidate for tho republican nomina
tion for County Comml.sloner from the
Third Commissioner District, subject
to the act on of tho voters at the Auril
primary. S. J. FILBI3HT,
wciieei, .-iou.
For County CoiiiiiiImmIoiut
1 hereby announce myself ns a can
didate for the democratic nomination
for county commissioner for the First
Commissioner District subject to the
will of the voters at the primary
election April 18th. I have been a
resident of the district over forty-foui
years. First time In politics, need the
office and respectfully nsk your sup
port. Residence In Illnman precinct.
J. W. (Buck) ROWLAND
l-'or County CoiiunlHMloncr
I respectfully announce myself as a
candidate for the republican nomina
tion for County Commissioner from tho
Third District subject to t?ie fleciHlon
of the voters at the primary election.
I havo lived In Lincoln county for 20
years nnd my home Is Sutherlnnd.
A S. COATKS.
For County Attorney
I hereby present my name as n can
didate for the democratic nomination
for County Attorney at the primary
election. Please investlnnte my record
ns present county attorney nnd If you
deem me worthy of re-election I
would thank you for your support.
OHO. N. Gill US.
Fur Cutlutv Clt'l'U
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for the renublicnn nomination fov
County Cleric subject to tno action ol
the voters of that party at tho April
primary. Your support will be nppro
dated.
A. U. IIOAdliANIJ.
For County Clerk
T hereby announce myself a candi
dnto for county clerk of Lincoln
Count subject to the wlslies or the
democratic olectorn at tlio primaries
Anrll IS. Was born in uiih county tinny
elKht years ago taught school threo
years, later homesteadlnpr In Cotton
wood precinct where 1 now reside.
For County ConinilNMlouer
T hereby announce myself ns a can
didato for tho renublicnn nomination
for County commissioner irom tnt
First District at tlio Anrll primary
election and solicit the support of thu
voters. I havo been a resident of Lin
coln county for thirty years.
I. L. MILTONIIHRC.HR
For County Troiimirer.
T hereby announce mysolf as a can
didate for tlio repunncan nomination
for County Treasurer. In the primary
election April 18th. Make inquiry
about mo and If you think I am
qualified and otlierwlso all right out
support win no appreciated.
Former residence Deor Creek Precinct
S. .u. SUUDUK.
Asst. Co. Troas,
l-'or County Clerk
I respectfully announce that I am a
candidate for the republican nomina
tion for county clork nt primary elec
tion In April and will nppreclnto the
support or tlio monuiers or mat party
a ii. WALTuns.
North Tlatto NoK
For Sherltr
I respectfully present my name as
a candldato for tho republican nom
inatlon for Sheriff nt -lie primary oloo
tion. llv borne Is In Sutherlnnd ore-
clnct, and I havo been a resident of th
county since 1SSC. Support Klven m
will bo appreciated.
r'KA.Mv (JUI-vl'Jll.
l-'or County Clerk
I horeby announce myself ns candi
date for tho republican nomination as
county Clerk ot Lincoln county, sun
Ject to the decision of tho voters at
primary election Aurn l&ui Tour sup
port will bo appreciated.
A. M. A1.1.I..N,
(Formerly ot Wnllcor Precinct.)
For Slierin
I respectfully announce, myself as a
candldato for tho republican nomina
tion ror H her IT or Lincoln county sub
ject however to tho decision of the
voters at tho primary oicctlon April
istii. Your suport will ue hlgniy ap
preciated. O. T. STECSESIANT.
North Platte. Nob
For County Cnininlloner
I msi-c tfji . itnnoji i .-5cH a
i 'i i d.itc fr-r tl.i rcputiu i ) -I
ii itiiiii fc ourt Co. i -p-'o.ifr rem
tlx Ti ird ihntritt .'-jt.Jcvt to t" a
ti on of tin votirs .it the t-riui t tK
tion D 1. M ft ti ;,
(Six miles Northwest of IIersh-.)
I'or Slierlir
I respectfully announce myself as n
candidate for the republican nomina
tion for Sheriff, subject to the will of
the voters at the primary election.
April lUli.
A. J. HALISHrUY",
For County ComnilNiloiirr
1 hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for the democratic nomination
for county ocmmmlrmioner for the First
District, subject to the derlxlon of tlio
voters at the primary election April
18th. F. W. HUILMINGHACSH.N.
For County CommlNNloiier
I respectfully announce myself na a
candidate for coutny conimlsnloiipi
from the First Dlntrlct subject to thj
action of the democratic voters ut thu
primary election.
J C. WILSON.
For (.'ouiily Judge
I horeby announce that I havo tiled
my potltlon as required under the
non-partisan Judiciary act for tho pur
pose of becoming a candldato at the
April, 1016, primnry for the offlco of
County Judge
GEO. E. FRENCH.
I'or Sheriff.
I respectfully anounco mysolf as a
candidate for the democratic nomina
tion for sheriff. I have been a resident
of Lincoln county for thirty-six years.
Your support at the primary election
wil be appreciated. ,
W. D. WALDO.
Announcement
In anounclng my candidacy for thv
republican nomination of county treas
urer, I deslro to sny that I havo been
a resident of Lincoln county, and n
tax payer thereof, for neirly n iiuar
ter of a century.
I have always been a republican and
beliovo I have made good when placed
In positions requiring ability and
trust. .
I promise the party, If nominated,
to make an energetic campaign, not
only for myself, but for tho entire
success of the county, state and na
tional candidates, and most respect
fully ask your support nt the primary
election April 18, 1916.
E. S. DAVIS .
For Sheriff.
I respectfully announce that I am
a candldato for the democratic nom
ination for sheriff nt tho April pri
mary. I have been a resident of Lin
coln county for fourteen years, and
I believe I have the ability to satis
factorily fill the office. Your support
will be appreciated.
CYRUS RUSSELL.
JUDGE ALBERT J. COfcUISH
Candidate for Judge of the Su
preme Govirt.
Is now serving his twenty-first year
as Judge of the district court of Lan
caster County, and haa one of the best
records in the state for decisions af
firmed by the Supreme Court.
Reputed to have a profound knowl
edge of the law, absolutely impartial
and human In his judgments. Mature,
but vigorous and active.
His neighbors have five times wantt
ed him to be their Judge.
Candidate for the Republican Nomina
tion for United States Senator.
JOHN L. KENNEDY.
Endorsed by leading Republicans and
Ropubllcnn newspapers of Nebraska
as tho logical candidate to nominate
His nomination means his election
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building and Loan Building
PKn. I Office 130
PhonM Residence 115
'
Bought and highest market
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red 036 Ofllce 459
C. H. WALTERS.
Cliiitk'l Mortgage Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a chattel mortgage dated on the Clh
day of July, 1915, nnd duly filed In
the office of the county clerk of Liu
coin County, Nebraska on the 25th day
March, 1916, nt 10:45 a. in., and cxc
cuted by H. Scoonover to William J.
Hondy and Ed N. Ogler, doing business
under tlio firm name and style of Hon-dy-Ogler
Auto Company,' to secure the
payment of the sum of Five Hundred
Fifty dollars, ($550.00) nnd upon which
thero Is now due principal, interest
nnd expense the sum of $601.77; de
fault having been made of tho payment
of said sum, and no suit or other pro
ceeding at law having been instituted
to recover said debt or any part there
of, tho undersigned, Hendy-Ogler Auto
Company will sell the property the--p-in
described, viz: Cue (1) Dodge auto
mobile, car No. 594, engino No. 50S09,
(now in their possession) at tho gar
age of the said Hendy-Ogler Auto Com
pany at public auction In tho city of
North Platte, Lincoln county, Nobras
ka, on the 29th day of April, 1916. at
ono o'clock p. m. of said day.
Dated this 27th day of March, 1916.
William J. Hendy and Ed N. Osier
doing business under tho firm nanio
nnd style of Hendy-Ogler Auto Com
pany. By Muldoon & Oberst. Their attornevp.
Notice For Publication.
Serial No. 05651.
Department of the Inlcrlor
U. S. Land Office at North Pltte, Neb.
March 11; 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
M. Carson, of North Platte, Neb., who
on Apr. 7, 1913, made homestead entry,
No. 05651, Cor N of NEV4, and EV of
NWi,i, Section 2, Township 12, N.
Range 32, W., 6th Prln. Meridian, has
filed notlco of Intention to mako final
threo year proof, to establish claim
to tho land above described, before
tho Register nnd Receiver, at North
Platte, Neb., on the 4th day of May,
1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: S. W.
Edmlsten, Andrew Ilahn, C. G. Fred
rich, L. L. Greeno, all of North Platte,
Neb.
J. E. EVANS,
ml4-a21 Register.
NOTICE F0K PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 0."01
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at North Platte,
. Nebraska, Feb. 2b, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that James
D. Cole, of North Platte, Nebr., who
on Apr. 2, 1913, made Homestead en
try, No, 05646, for NEi, and NEVi of
SEi4, Section 34, Township 16, N.
Range 31, W., 6th Principal Merid:an,
has filed notice of Intention to make
final threo year Proof, to establish
claim to tho land above described, be
fore the Register and Receiver, at
North Platte, Nebr., on the 24th diy
of April 1916.
Clalment names as witnesses: H. F.
Johnson, Georgo A. Macomber, Wm. A.
Gaunt, James Bechan, all of North
Platte, Nebr.
J. E. EVANS,
Register.
In flio District Tourt of Lincoln
futility, Nebraska.
Fred Sawyer, Plaintiff,
vs.
Edward Martin, Mrs. Edward Martin
et al, Defendants.
NOTICE
The defendants, Edward Martin, Mrs.
Edward Martin, his wife; Wilson Mar
tin, Mrs. Wilson Martin, his wife;
Frank Martin, Mrs. Frank Martin, hid
wife; Margaret Crane, Mr. Crane, her
husband; Blanche Owens; Elsio Mar
tin. John Doe, her husband; Florence
Martin, Thomas Doe, her husban.l;
Maud? L. Martin, Richard Doe, her
husband; Alice C. Haley, Mr. Haley,
her husband; Minnie J. Dillman, Mr.
Dillman, her husband; Charles Palmer,
Mrs. Charles Palmer, his wife; will
tako notice thnt upon tho 11th day of
March, A. D. 1916, plaintiff heroin fil
ed his petition in tho district court
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, against
said defendants and each of them, the
object and prayer of said petition be
ing to have the title to Lots 2 and .!
in Block 53 of tho Original Town of
Notfth Platte, Nobraska, quieted in
said plaintiff: That plaintiff prays to
have tho titlo therein quieted In him
and for such other and further relief
in the premises as may bo deemed
proper by tho Court. You and each of
you aro required to answer said p3ti-
tlon on or before Monday tho first day
of May, 1916.
FRED SAWYER, Plaintilf,
By A. MULDOON, His Attorney.
Not I CP.
Frank Fredericks will t.itce notice,
Attachment for the sum of $17. S7, In an
nctlon pending boforo him wherein K
T Tramp & Sons are plaintiff and
Frank Fredericks defendant, that
property consisting of money, as wages
due the defendant from tho Union
Pacific Ball Road company, u corpom.
tion has been attached under said oi -der
Said cause wns continued to tho 2.7th
day of April, 1U1C, 10 o'clock a. in.
Dated this lfith day of March. 1010
m2l-a7 13. T. TRAMP & SON,
By 13. T. Tramp, Plnlntiff
inni on mo Mil any or March, tsib,
V, II. Sullivan n Justice of tho Peace. o
North 1'lntte Precinct No. 1, Lincoln
County. Nebraska ImhiipiI mi Onlnr nf
XOTICI3 FOll I'UHMO.YTIOX.
Serinl No. 04954.
Di-piirliiu-nt of Hie Interior,
U. S. Land Office at North Platte, Net)
, , Mnr. 14. l'UC
Notlco Ih horeby given that' Charles
Hartmnn of North Plntto Nob., who on
V.Y.7'.1910' made homestead entry, No.
04354, for Lots 3-4-5-0, SEtf NWH and
NI3U SV4 Section 6, Township 15, .
Itango 30, W. Cth Principal Meridian,
has tiled notice of Intention to mal'o
tlnal five year proof to estnbllsh claim
to the land nbove described before the
Register and Receiver, nt North Platte.
Nob., on the 5th day of May, 1910,
Claimant names as witnesses: David
N. Cfillcndor, Ottoe Mesner. Win. Oaunt,
Hoy Gaunt, all of North Platte, wen.
J. 13. EVANS,
Register.
