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GUTTING HEADY FOK TUB
COUNTY FA I It IN SHI'TEJNIEU
"Though Morms partly wreckod our
buildings," snid I'roaidont Piolutlckor,
of tho county fair amoclatlon yostor
day,."tho Lincoln county fair to be held
tho last week In Soptombcr will bo tho
bent wo huvo over had. 1 baflo thin
rinhn on tho fact that mrmors
Entered at North I'Utto. Nebraska, I throughout tho county aro bowing
Poetomce as Second Clans Matter. mnr nuorot m ...
ritlll'AItlNG FOR MOBILIZATION I
OF TUB IJItAFT Alt3IY
Vacating Part of Hond No. J)3.
To Whom it May Concern:
Tho special commissioner ap-
F II I DAY, JULY 27, 1917.
number of men will bo solocted and
awaiting the call to tho colors before
AmriiBt 1. Tho entlro force will bo
gathering thoir sheaf exhibits, and will, ready, with the oxcoptlou probably of
collect othor exhibits as woll, thus! a fow disputed cases, by tho tlmo tho
Insuring a groat display of agrlcul-, sixteen cantonments aro readyoarly
tural products. Wo havo arranged our , m soptembor.
rnnintr nrnerani. and can confidently! Prnvn.i Marshal General Crowder
A Sillier!) 1'rOirrniH nri,iiin tliu twtn'nln Mm linst racos tllOV Mio tl, Irwil hnnrila notuallv Ale
If money will buy, and it usually 1v vor Heon jn North Platte. Bo-Lninetlon. not exemption boards. Tholr
will, tho 1917 Chautauqua program K,ming next wook carpenters will re-1 rinary purposo ho said, was to solect
will bo tho best over prosenteu in ,)U1(j tlle Krnnd stand along difforont f rom ,r,ogntored men those qualified for
North Platto. nho, it will bo considerably enlarged military sorvico. The men they turn
From tllO ononillE cnSOinblO Of tllC ,, rnstr. will lin loft nnnn BO no to .nvntnlnntlmi will lin r-
Althea players to tho last oratorical nnrtiilt tho nassaco of tho wind In cas-Mnp,i mtimr thnn nxnmntod. hocauso
jJowol of Dr. Conwoll's famous loc- of Btorm, Tho conter will bo divided 0f physical disability or dependents.
0" (iiin Itnvna nrrntnmnilntlnir four "n".,
Preparations for tho actual moblll- pointed to report on tho vacating of
zatlon df tho national army is mov- that part of Road No. 98 as follows:
ing rapidly at Washington. In some Commencing at Station No. 98 on
of tho states tho exemption boards! the section line between Sections 28
havo already been sutnonlng men for! and 22. town 12. irnngo 31.and running
examination. thonco northeasterly along said roail
It is bolleved that a considerable! and terminating at tho southwost cor
the matorlals.
Tako advantngo of this opportunity.
E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
ttiro, "Acros or Dlainonus, no ox- i)0v0s. each accommodating four
ponso has been Spared in tho organ- or sx porsonHl mi thoso box seats will mbs Mondows, of Omaha, who had
izatlon of this years program. Now bo roflorvo(i nn,i B0i,i nt a higher price, i,ec, the gust of her brother Brooks
touts, largor than last year, a largor Umn tho or(nnnry flcat. Tlioro will b Meadows and family for somo time,
platform anu uiuuruiu toiuk '"" about one hundred of thoso Doxos. As i0t ror wostorn point Wednesday ov
rangemuui arc imi uuuu ui uw soon M tlio grand Btnnu Js compioio ; onjnK,
mnrnvminnla OVnn last VCar. H.. ..i.m.ui,... i... 11.11..,. cU.tn
"Fho Chautaunua comes horo after a 5 ,""7.7 , " ! Z?r K Miwlln Underwear on sale at unusu.
tour of California, Arizona, Now Mox-' h 'TMon nro san-al prices. Tho made up garments cnaip
ico. Toxas. Oklahoma. Kansas and ,., ...nt im fnir will hn a vrv sue- tan you can lniy
n . mi 1 I 1.1 1 - -
uoiorwio. mo bbuduu uiiuuuu m C0BBfui one.
uonto, uai., in mo lowor impormi o" L
valley on April 20th; it will ond at Missionary society of the Pros- Mr. and Mrs. George Frioburg ami
wemego, min., on oujuemum xw. ni.iirnli will hold a hlrthdav ilauirhtor Irene, of Donver, former re
TOs la tho largest Uiauuqua cir- ' t u , f M c p Id- idents hero, came Wednesday ovonlng
OUit In thO World, OVOr 140 towns bO- Y'".V'f, V. i. n,,1 Mice Mnrtm.mt Pr.a7.lnr for
ing Included. This c lty wil boo i tho L, QnQ nttondlnB tako n8 mmy B0VBmi woeks. While here Miss Fric-
Bomu iiuhw".! BtTuU...t x .. , -w.., .)0U,0B llg thoy nro yQnrs 0a hurR will tnko medical treatment
Ub kill? MHrvvi
Fresno, Cal., tho Cliautauiua was tho
foaturo attiiootion at tho worlds fa
mous colobratlon of Raisin Day.
Got your tlckotH at once and bo
ready for tho oponing notes of tho Al
thea playors nix violins on Sunday
uftornoon., Iiiston particularly for
MHbb Ruth l'Vcconan vjtolln. M1os
Frooraan was married to an Amor-
lean army officer about two weeks
ago. Tho next day ho departed for
Franco. Slnco thou Mlsa Frooman
sooms to pour hor wholo soul and
nent-up emotions Into her violin as
sho plays. Santa Cruz Sentinel: The Whole presentation of Pinafore
jjuy a season liokol uiiu uvui uiu , , . T, r . i i r l
program from ond to ond. Sovon at the Redpath-IIorner Chautauqua can be spoken ol only as
(lays or music, locturos r.nu ontortain. superlatively perfect.
mrnt for S2.R0r fourteen nrotrrams for 1 '
sevontoen ccaits each.
::o:: Indianapolis News: J. Humbird Duffey, (who takes the
a .nJ2?T2ivf0r 5HLua n. m. part of Ralph Raekstraw in "His Majesty's Ship Pinafore") has one
MothodiBt church Wednesday ovonlng of the greatest tenorvoices ever heard in this city and it was a
drod momborB of Co. E and Co. L at- riS,u rovai iretu 10 ntav lum sm8-
tondlng. Rov. Ilarman, of tho Luth
ciVi, xTO&r . See the motion piclure actor William Sellery in the part
l t JV Jf Hi Mill au k mil iuuuak. aw f . , . ,
dorcd solos, and tho choir gavo patrl- of Dick Deadeye. He has a marvelous voice and is an actor who
ttnV,KiB"LM'!!!!ill: will capture the crowd immediately with his clever acting and
rofrcshmonts woro sorved by tho wonderful voice. He was a year with the Vitgagraph Company,
oXKZran, "movie" fans will recognize him at once
tlst churches.
0.
52-4
E. ELDER,
City Clork
E. IV. FETTER,
Physician
X RAY
Office: First National Hank ISullding.
nor of Section 2, Town 12, Range 3t.
vacating that part of Road No. 98 be
twoon stations 5 and 25, hns reported
In favor thereof.
All objoctlons thoreto or claims for
damages mut be filed in tho office of
the county clerk on or beforo 12
o'clock noon of tho 2d day of October,
A. D. 1917, or such road will bo vaca
ted without reference thoreto.
Dated at North Platte, Neb., this
20th day of July A. D. 1917.
J27-4 A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk
Road No. 107.
To Whom It May Concern:
The special commissioner appolnt
ted to locate n road as follows:
Commencing at tho southwost cor-
nor of section 22, township 12 north,
range 30 wost of tho Gth P. M.f on
itoau o. iws, tnonco norm on socuon m. A Hnrn TVTAmn;nl
A II V Jk 1 Ul Jv XJi. U 1W1I l AblttU&AUl
'otlco for llltls. D A "D TRniM
Sealed bids wilt bo received by tho 0IVjHLJT
Mayor and City Council of tho city of(
North Platto, NonrasKa, tor tuo con
struction of side-walks and cross-;
iw'alks, tho same to conform to tho
specifications ns laid down in tho or-
dlnances of said city, up to tlio JUtm
,laThef ScSreserves tho .right fourth Platte Junk HoUSC
roject any and all bids.
$6 per Ton.
PINAFORE.
The Triumphant Feature of the grest 1917
Chautauqua Program.
Phono 308
ALBERT A. LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Delton Building
North Platte, Nebraska,
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics. t
Offlco: Building and Loan Building
Phones
Office 130
Residence 115
lino botweon Sections 21 and 22, and
Soctions 15 and 10, to connect with
Road No. 08 at the west corner of
Section 15, commencing ngaln at the
SW corner of Section 10, Town 12,
Rango 30, where Road No. G8 Inter
sects with Road No. 194, thonco north
on section line botweon Sections 10
nnd 9 to point about 30 rods south of
tho NW corner Section 10, Town 12,
Range 30, thonco northwesterly to in
tersect with north lino of Section 9 to
NW cornor of Section 9, intorsoctlng
Homeopathic Hospital
100S West Fourth Street.
For tho treatment of Medical, Surgical
and Obstotrical Patients.
JOHX S. TWINEM, M. 1).
J. li. REDFIELl).
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
with Road No. 22, road to bo GO feet PHVt?TrTANj&qiinrFnNit3 un3PTTAT
wide, lios reported in favor of tho PHYSICIAN SURGEONS HOSPITAL
' lira T7nrlTlull iV nailflalil
All nlilnntlnna thereto or clnlnia for wmce -none u5 nes. fnone bib
damages must bo filed In tho office of
the county clerk on or before 12 1
o'clock noon of tho 2d day of October,
. D. 1917, or such road will bo al
lowed without referonco thereto.
Dated at North Platto, Nob., this
20th day of July, 1917.
J27-4 A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEI. ..
Practice Limited to
Surcrory and Radium Tlioranr
728 City Natlonnl Bank Building.
.Omaha, Nebraska,
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of Ncbras
kn, IS'orth Platte Division.
In the Matter of Fred P. Leypoldt,
Bankrupt.
Case No. 58. In Bankruptcy,
untary Petition.
Hospital Phone Black 633.
Houso Phone Black 633.
W. T. PRITCIIARD,
Graduate Veterinarian
Vol- Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218-south Locust St.,
one-half block southwest of the
Order of Relcrec on Proceedings for
Jilscliunrc.
At North Platto In said district on Court Houso,
this 2Gth day of July, A. D. 1917, be
foro waiter v. lloaglaucl, Relereo in Notice to Creditors.
This cause came on ror hearing on J." X ,, ,'TrZ
filing and reading of petition of ptho J" ; r feSe2' unty
ubovo named bankrupt for his dls- " L. itXu".;'' -,.
'charge heroin and it is ordered thttf?:Jm
tim :tnn, .iv nf A,It,at ini7 w ni,,, tors of said estate will tako notice that
fi, ,oV i nZ.i oo ii, .ill a 1110 timo limited for presentation and
tho same js hereby fixed as tho date mn n. ,ma ,,, lo
on or beforo which all creditors of
::o::
Second Call Soon
A Washington dispatch to tho Stato
Journal says that within a short tlmo
another call for troopB will bo made.
This second call will bo for flvo hun
dred thousand men and Lincoln coun
ty's quota will bo about 0110 hundrod.
Present Indications aro that this will
bo followod by a third within ninety
days.
If tho United States is to win tho
war, and Washington offlcials now
hold.to that bollof, it will bo necessary
they flay, to placo not less than two
.million mon In tho flold.
Sheriff Must bo a "llnwkshaw."
Nobraska Senate Fllo No. 21G, which
has Just bocomo a law, makes it tho
duty of tho shot'lff by hlmsolf or dep
uty to rqrrot out crime, to apprchond
nnd arrest all onlmlnals. tn Hofiiiro vJ
Hdonco of all crimes committed in his
county, to 'present tho same to tho
'County attorney and to fllo Information
against all portions ho knows or has
reason to bollvo, havo violated tho
lawB.
::o::
For tho Soldiers 4
Wrist watehos that can bo soon at
night. HARRY DIXON. Jowolor.
::o::
rinirs Must he Dlsplaveil
Eugono Mayflold, of tlio stato board
of control, Is taking stops to see that
mo now naig law of tho stato Is ob
served at Btnto institutions. Tho law
rcaulros that Ilairnolos Bhall ho erect
ed nt all public school houses and
that a Hag shall ha displayed in ev
ery room wnoro schools nro maintain
ed.
Scone from H.SW.S. Pinafore, which wilt be
Presented at Chautauqua by 40 Pcopla
-::o:!
War Rill Seventeen Rllllon
Washington. America's war bill for
. tho fiscal year will' total $17,000,000,-
uuo Honutor snioot told tho sonato. In
stead of tho S14.22G.000.000 ho osti-
mntod, tho Increase roBulting from an
nmuuonni snoo.ooo.ooo for tho sh n-
ping lward. $2,000,000,000 for tho nlllos
and $150,000,000 dollclt in tho oxocu-
tlvo dopartmonta.
For Sale
Northwest ouartor of Section 12-13
31. Good hay land. Prlco choan for
n,i ,, it.,i i rooruary 10, 1918, and for settlement
and all other pqrsons Interested in f ld 'GetaI lq 'Tlllv r 191q. tht T
said estate and in tho matter of the ,,fa',t nV ? n,,f Hl . ii
,npi,nrn t i,nni,r,.nt e an,i w111 slt at tho county court room in
hankrunt shall if " thov ilwlro ti on sa,d county' 0,1 AUBUst 10 1917' at 9
noSPo1 ell1 !f, " J 3lJZf2: o'clock a, m,, and on February 10, 1918,
n Morn, Hi, Vt Yr, T DA (,i ?uatVt A,tlat d o'clock a. m., to rcco vo, oxam
a North Platto in said district their inn iimi- nrm n,n,,at on
nnnonmnnn in ,ihb i nrinn ln0i near, allow, or adjust all claims
. iSr mKMM GEO.E. TRENCH,
" f. ,r., . ;,u" J10-4w County Judge.
ground of said opposition. Notlco of Petition.
Witness mv nnntl hereto at mv or- TCatntn Tsin 1401 Wnmnr -n vr-t
flee in North Platto. Nebraska, tho deceased in tho County Court of Lin-
oay anu iiaio norein nrst aoove writ- coin Cc-onty, Nobraska.
ten. wALTjaii v. huauland.
Roforeo in Bankruptcy,
J. E.
Minn.Mutual Lif elns.Co.
Phone Office Red 612
Residence Red 348
NORTH PLATTE,
rass caisr'
'Our Mineral Wealth": Pinafore
as
on
Ivinrrmnn. Amnnn.
ir m M ..v,
qulok Balo, or win soil tho grass ns it presented here was the most elaborate production every given
stands on land. W. A. WILSON, ''i , ... , .. 1 r .. 1 P. -
I liiaflnaariaia vl.allua, - IanJrtMnlaanlaAa . 1 ri -anntntann liriAII
03-J Suthor ond. Nob
What It a HwnlUn?
a oorro-pumunu iiiqiiirca wueinor it cf t nio Timna.nUM.h ii fr, 1,n.,ct0riinncrn
is proper to speak of a Hawaiian ns n
"Kanaka." Tho term Is masculine A
"Knnuka" Is n male Hawaiian. A
"wahlno" is nn unmarried Hawaiian
Avoinan. A "wahlnetuare" la n mar
ried Hawaiian woman. Thuso defini
tions are from tho Hawaiian diction
ary. Uclllniihnm Amurlcan Ruvlow.
t uuuuauqiui piuttorm. liiejprotiuciion was penection ltscii.
St. Louis Times:
Inherited as It Were.
ment has found a tenor with a voice as melting as Appollo's lute
where J. Humbird Dultcy came irom is a theme ot general inter
est. lhe voice ho is exploiting comes lrom heaven.
PINAFORE, with principals of nation-wide fame, includ
ing. J. Humbird Duffoy, William Sellery. Josephine
Bringle, Marie Horgan, Arthur Pacie Ripple and Harry
professor-1 en. Kir. your tinugntcr is Luckstono, with large JNew York orchestra, elaborate scenery
)uucuon anu wnose piayers are au iuw
troubio for her to acnulre fluency. Va- magnutcent iew l orK pre
tlior Well, you know, that's rnthor York artists, will be at the
Btxnngo 10 me. 1 nun an niuii mui
'tho fluency would hnvo como sort of
imturul to her. Exchange
Explained tho Matter.
Papa I'm surprised that you nro at
tho foot of your class, Tommy, wny
nrcu't you nt tho hoiul sometimes, like
littio WHllo Rlgbeo? Tommy-You
'obi papa, Wllllo'8 got nn awful smart
fgtlier, ana I guess no taitos inter mm.
London TclegropiL
North Platte Chautauqua
Wednesday Evening, August 1
Statement of the Condition of the
MUTUAL BUILDING 8
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
of North riatte. Nebraska, on tho 30th
day of June. 19t7.
Certlllcnte X, U2
ASSISTS
First mortgage loans $S22,C00.00
L,oans in process or lorccio-
sure 2.200.00
Loans on stock or pass book
security u.uuu.uu
Real estate, olllce 30.321.80
Cash 12,640.68
ueiinnuent interest, tines, etc. vsy.ju
Furniture anil Hxtures 1,017.37
Foreclosure account C4.94
Total ?S76,222.09
LiTATHTjITIES
Itunnlne stock nnd dlvl(lends.$403,691.84
Paiil-ut) stock anil dividends. 417.800.00
Reserve fund 19.500.00
Undivided pronts 35,114.45
unearned premium, auvance
Interest li&.so
Total SS7G.222.09
IlcvelntM mill Kxpendltnrcn for the Year
I'Jiiulni; .lime :, 11117.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand last report....? 19,828.82
lJuos (Running stock) li.im.uu
Paid-up stock 70,100.00
Mortgag-e payments 92,272.49
Stock lonn payments 2,445.69
Real estate sales 1,834.70
Interest dvjzg.zu
Premium, Taxes and Insur
ance 3ju.11
Fines 617.30
Rents, olllce bulldlnn 1,162.21
aienibership and transfer fees 332.25 .
Total J36C.4G3.37
DISBURSEMENTS
r 1 . n nn nfin '(in
luorigage iuhiib fiH,ou.u
Stock loans 800.0Pl
Withdrawals running stock
and dividends 33,suy.4a
Withdrawals paid-up stock 88,200.00
Withdrawals dividend on
pnld-un stock ab,sjb.4i
Salaries 2,550.00
Other expense 4it).it
Uonl PBtntBineconnt 966.99
Cash on hand 12,640.68
Taxes and Insurance 8S5.65
Total $366,463.37
State of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
I, Samuel uoozee, secretary or me
nliovB nnmed Association, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing Statement of
the condition or said Association, is
true and correct to tho best of my
knowledge and belief.
SAMUEL, uuuz.liiUi, aecreiary.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo.
this 30th day of June, 1917.
1 KAIiV
Notary Public.
My Commission Expires June 9, 1919.
Approved:
THUS. U. I'ATXiaitSUfH,
WILLIAM R. MALONEV,
IRA L. BARE,
Directors.
OLD LINE LIFE Policies
Legal Notice
To Fred J. Malono, deceased, and the
unknown heirs of Fred J. Malono, do
ceased, and all other persons interest
ed in tho estato of Fred J. Malone,
deceased, and tho unknawai owners
and unknown claimants of lot seven
(7), in Block thirty-six (3G), of the
original town of North Platte, Ne
braska, you and each of you will here-
ON EASY TERMS
NOTICE TO CKKIHTOItS
EStato NO. 1483 rtf F!st-illn -nolln
Slmms, deceased, in tho County Court
of Lincoln County, Nobraska.
The State of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
ot said estato will take notice that tho
time limited ror presentation and 111
Ing of claims agalnit said Estate Is
NEBRASKA. February 27. 191S, and for Rottloinent
or said Estato Is Juno 22. 1918: that I
will sit nt the eountv point vnnm In
said county, on July 27, 1917, at 9
o'clock a. m., and on February 27, 1918,
at 9 o'clock a. m . to receive, examine.
hear, allow, or adjust all claims and
objections duly filed.
nun v. TiTn?vj"rr
Mill have n carload of Holstoln J26-4w County Judge.
Holstein Cows.
Tho State. of Nobraska, to all ner
sons interested in said estate tako no
tice that a petition has been filed for
tho npftolntment of Minnie Scott as
administratrix of said estato. which by take notice that on tho 3d dav of
has been set for hearing herein on July, 1917, Tho Mutounl Building &
August 10, 1917, at 9 o'clock a. m. Loan Association of North Platto, Ne-
Datod July 10, 1917. hraska, a corporation, plaintiff, filed
GEO. E. FRENCH, 'its petition in tho District Court of
SEBASTIAN. Stato Mtrr. County Judges. , Lincoln County, Nobraska, against said
uotenuants ana eacn or thorn and
against Julia Malone, a defendant in
said action.
Tho object and prayer of which pe
tition aro to forcloso a certain mort
gage deed upon Lot seven (7), in Block
Thirty-six (36) in the original town
of North Platte, Nebraska, execute, by
tho defendants Fred J. Malono and
Julia Malono, on Juno 20th, 1914,
to secure one certain hond exeouted by
tho defendants to tho plaintiff of oven
date with said mortgage in tho sum
of $700.00 anai on which said hond and
mortgage thore is due tho sum of
$590.50 with interests at 7 2-10 from
May 20, 1917, and to forcloso and cut off
any interest of tlio said Fred J. Ma
lono and tho unknown hoirs of Fred
J. Malono and all others 'persons In
terested in tho estato of Froji J. Ma
lono and any interest of tho unknown
owners and lumknown claimants of lot
seven (7), block thlrty-slx (36), in tho
original town of North Platto, Nobras
ka; and to havo an accounting of tho
amount of money duo tho plaintiff
from tho dofendants on said mortgage,
and to havo said real estate sold upon
tho failure of tho defendants to pay
tho amount found due on said "bond
and mortgage within 20 days from tho
date of said decree, and for general
uuuiuiuio roiior.
All of said dofendants aro required
to answor said potition on or before tho
13th day of August, 1917.
THE MUTUAL BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION,
By WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
Its Attorneys.
Cowh about July 1st. 'Thoy aro an
good as money can buy. If you need
one or more see mo
NOTICK
To tho heirs of II. A. T.nzlor. Uonrv
A T t . 4 .. 1. . I - .. . ' , :
i. iiuici ; uiu uuira ui xienrv iV. .L.ozier:
t i' ri. . . -. - .
Am sollliiff nil kinds of cattle h ffi NttMrM
any number desired, In addition to pany; Henry A. Lozler & Company, a
buying hoys.
Phones: Offlco 159 House Itcd CSC.
C. H. WALTERS.
DEIiltYBEItltY & FORBES,
Licensed Embalmcrs
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Day Phono 234.
Night Phono' Black 688.
LET US INTJtODUCE
corporation orpranlzcd under tho laws
of tho Stato of Ohio; Mary M. Lozler:
George 51. Lozler; Georpo Sparks Lo
zler; Fannie Lozler; Lillie Lozior;
Mecca Lozior; Henry Sutton; An
nr', , m?utlon! Elizabeth Thomas;
Mnbel Thomas; I'earl Thomas; 1
1'iiomas, cnnu or James Thomas;
Thomas, child of James Thomas;
Thomas, child of James Thomas; Fan
nie Haskell; Henry Paullj Don Robin
son; iowis ii. uiu; Jonas Felchnor:
Fred Ensworth; Harry A .Lozler, Jr.
Bessie F Lozior; Edwin It. Lozior; Jo
seph T. Lozior; Goorgo Pope, Recolver
of tho Pope Manufacturing Company, n
corporation; and Tho Pope Manufac
turing? Company, a corporation, and
Tho American Bicycle Company, a cor-
IUI !Lll VII.
iou nna eacn or you aro hereby no-
MflAil tlint nn Mm flpaf .In.. n xt
QUALITY1 TO YOU bor. A. D. laiB. Bertha Thoelocko purl
uiuihku oi t.no Treasurer or Lincoln
County, Nebraska, nt public tax sale,
tho Southeast Quarter (SE&) of Sec
tion EtKhteon (18), Township Ten (10),
North, ltango Thirty-one (31), Wost of
uiu uni x. ai. in j-iincoin county, Ne
braska. Said land was assessed and
taxed for the years 1914, 1915 and 1916
to, and In tho namo ot tho Heirs of H
A. Lozior; that. I purchased said tax
certificate, and all of tho rights ac
cruing thereon, and now It ia an as
signment theroof; that aftr tho ex
piration of throo months from tho date
ui oorviuo ui mis nofico, a tax deed
from tho County Treasurer of said Lin
coln County will be applied for.
Tho tlmo for redemption from said
tax sale will oxpire with tho first day
of November A. D. 1917 '
Certincato No, S098. '
ARTHUR C. MATER.
Assignee of Bortha Thoolocke.
purchaser. '
Quality in Cigars has has been our
aim slnco two began making cigars in
Notlco
Losllo Karr will tako notlco that on
North Platto ovor thirty years ago. ! "th ?nyof J.un.0' Paul G.
Wo put quality in tho first cigars we coIu County; Nebraska; issued an o
made, andahat snrno quality is in tlio dor of attachment for tho nm
cigars we mako today. Sckmalzrlod'a $45.00, In an action ponding boforo
nii.ni.. t,ntr otnnA tnof 4l. llllll, WUUrUUl UliaS. U. Hlinfnr la
aioro than thirty years. What greater SrV tTt
91donco of quality could you doslroT sistlng of wagos, er.rned by him in
ir you iiavo not neen smoKing sshmalz- lHU sorvico or anu now in tho hands of
llod'8 cigars, try thorn they are cer- l" UU1"U taenia itaiiroad Company, a
ain to please. X r , ..a.UI1. or
r . 7, -rir "UDUo '"s contin
ued to tho 30th day of July, 1917, at
9 o'clock a. m. '
CHAS. C. HUPPER, Plaintiff.
J. F. SCHMALZR1ED.
Notlco to Non-Ilcsldcnt Dofondnnt.
Sadio L. Bruco, alias Sadlo L. Stroin
borg: Tho abovo named will tako notlco
that on tho 30th day of Juno, 1917,
Georgo E. Fronch, County Judge of
Lincoln county, Nobraska, Issued an
order of attachment for tho sum of
$88.28 in tho caso ponding in said
court wherein C. P. Blanko Tea & Cof
fpo Company, a corporation, is plain
tiff tind you are defendant; that prop
orty of tho defendant consisting of
ono table, ono largo box of goods, ono
crato of bedding nnd glass, ono pi
ano, threo pieces of furnlturo crated,
ono hundlo of chairs, otc,, ono trunk
and suit caso, ono hundlo of rugs,, one
heating stovo, ono brass bod, ono sow
ing machlno, ono top range, ono roll ot
mattresses, one box of dishes, ono
Ironing board, ono cook Btovo and ono
heating stovo, altogether fifteen (1G)
bundlos and cratos, havo been at
tached undor Baid order.
Thaf said caso was continued to
tho 21st day of August, 1917,. at 9
o'clock a, m.
0. P. BLANKE TEA & COFFEE COM
PANY. By Muldoon & Oborst, its Attorneys