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FRIDAY, JULY 12th, 1918.
AN AMERICAN SOLDIER HOY'S
FOUR WEEKS IN FRANCE.
A boy In France writes lila brothor:
"This letter Is Intended to cover a
space of somo four week In my 'auto
biography. Of course, I havo loft out
much that might bo of intorost on ac
count of tlio censorship rules.
"Wo waited a short tlino at the Eng
lish port of dobarktnont and then en
trained for a fivo hour rullroadrldo.
Wo detrained nt a rest camp and spent
the day rambling through that part of
England. Wo observed an old abboy
and a tiny paper mill close by. The
abbey was well preserved and hand
Homely decorated.
"In Brltian tho compulsory ration
ing system Is effectively carried out
without rocourso to a great number
of cards, as In Germany. Wo had
plenty to oat, but thoro was no waste.
Sugar is scarce and rather high pric
ed. It seems to bo tho policy of tho
British not to afford their allies tho
least ground for protost. So thoy
have assigned a vast amount of ship
ton n ago to Franco, Italy and tho Unit
ed States, theroby reducing tho trans
portation capacity for their own
needs.
"Wo' enmo across tho channel Jn an
old sido -wheeler that had surprising
speed. I cannot toll you tho precau
tions against submarines, but thoy
proved ontlrely effective, Evory man
was seasick on this short trip.
"After debarking wo marched to a
French rost camp. Wo stayed thoro
about sixty hours. This was a nice
gentle way of initiating us into somo
Frehch habits and customs.
"After leaving tho camp wo had an
other railroad rldo, sixty hours tills
tlrao. Franco is not sixty hours long
In any direction uuder normal condi
tions. . Howovor, our train took on
water every ton mllos, and stopped
and stnyod tho greater part of two
ulghta.
"Speaking of railroads, both Franco
and Brltian havo small, light rolling
stock In comparison with American
practlco. Tho freight cars havo a cap
actly of ton tons. When ho sees a
tiny locomotive start a traln tho aver
age American onglnoor fools like
cheering. Howovor, the llttlo devils
uopm to cover tho ground.
"Wo wore quartered nt an old
French military post for tho next nvo
days. At this point thoro was a'bnth
house, built according to continental
ideas of efficiency, uniformity and con
contmtlon. Thoro wore twelvo show
ers, controlled by a single vnlvo.
Either thoy wow all on or all off.
Also, tho water was either hot or cold;
us iiioro was no mixing arrangement
uuwQver, tnero nro numoroua
wnyB In which tho French can teach
us something. Concerning economy,
uiey certainly got greater results
from, small things than wo do. Tho
wood they uso for domestic purposes
woum oo wasted in America. Like
wisp most of tho coal would stay in
uir noius.
, "During our railroad trip tho French
Wens about tho uso of watorfor
drinking purposes were brought' to
our attention forcibly. Tho French
notion Is, that water has Us uso, but
ciriniting is not oito of them.
"The French madoraotsollcs aro cer
tainly over odvortlsor-as much so as
Ilia California cllmato. Wo have noon
few ParUIunnoH. Somo of, tho girls aro
nunc presontanio, but the general
rago of good looks Is certainly
manor m uio states than horo.
"Woll. hero's to you and tho good
old ,U. S. A. I cannot say how proud
we are o our country ulnCo wo havo
BOOT a bit Of ElironO 1 unn nnlv nnv
that wo oro more, anxious than eVtir to
iigm lor it."
::o::-
WOULD' (JASOLTNK
TEN CENTS A GALLON,
Preparations for framing tho now
war revenue bill wont forward in tho
hfxino ways and means commtttoo
wemo(iay witu attention centorlng
upo,, tho llBt of RUggofltlons for now
or higher taxotj on luxurloB and nocos-
Hiues Buimmtou by tho Trcnaury do
toartment.
Mcmborfl Of lln rvnnitnlttnn Imllnntiwl
that tho list would form tho basis for
consumption taxca In their draft of
uiu 1)111,
UoHkltte doubling present taxou on
llquqrs and tobaccos, quadrupling
soft drink lovies and making general
Increases in other existing ratOB, tho
treasury suggostlons Include taxos wf
GO per cent on retail prices of J owelry
watches and clocks, except thoso sold
to army or navy men; 20 per cont on
automobiles, bicycles, musical Instru
ments, etc.; 10 cents a gallon on gaso
llno to bo JiaJd by tho wholesaler; 10
per oont on hotel bills for room ovor
$2.B0 a day or Amorlcnn plan oVor $5;
10 per cont on all cafo restaiuyant
bills; and taxos of unstated amounts
on men's suits soiling for mora than
?30, women's buUb ovor $40, and coats
ovor $30; men's hats over $4; shirts
ovor $2; pajamas over $2; hoslory
ovor 35 cents; shoes ovor $G; gtovos
over $2; undorwear ovor $3; all neck
wear and canes; women's droHaes
over $25; wklrtB ovor $1G; hata ovot
$10; shoos ovor $0; llngerio ovor $G;,
corsets ovor $5; and nil furs, rnns,
etc.; children's clothing. Including
cultB over $15; puraos, toilet articles,
ovor $2.
Tn addition to all thoso taxes, which
would bo levied directly upon tho con
sumer, tho Hat proposes doubling tho
present motion plcturo admission
tax and Imposing i 5 per cont on
moving plcturo theater rontnlB, with
the preaont film tax eliminated.
A coatoil tonguo, bad breath, dlzzl
nosq and a clogged condition In tho
bowels can ha quickly relieved by ua
Imr IJrlckly Ash Bitters. It Ib pro
eminently efficient in such nllmontB
Prico $1.25 per bottlo. Quramoro-Dont
XJritg Co,, Special AgontB.
The reaton given i that ordinary
non-ikidi, with their mnll projec
tion, make tteering difficult when
ued in front, the effect being
much tho tame as driving over
rough roadi.
Though ome non-skids nro unsat
isfactory on front wheels, It is evi
dent that tho uso of two different
kinds of tires involvos serious disadvantages.
Look for ill, Sijo
on Lcaiilng Gutmm
Miehelm Univettat?
Are Ideal Non-ftdd?
arweUar Unequalled 4ViiW1KS iBCSsK"' soL.
"Driving " Tiicfi - 1 15
, . , ,
VULCANIZING ACCESSORIES
NEBRASKA RUBBER WORKS
Gth & LOCUST. FILLING TATION. PHONE 805
. , " '
COUNTY BOARD EQUALIZES
- LIVE STOCK ASSESSMENT.' North Platto lowcrSd from $3000-to! v Government hopes for a billion
V1 ; " . .j?200 0. ' "bushel wheat crop rocelved a setback
- L
Tiio boaru or equalization, in
sion iubi wook, oquuuzeu uio assess-
meut of Hvo stock In tho various pro-
clnct8 as Iouowb; I
Anioiope muios nnu cauio lowereu.
5 per cent. I
urauy uorsoa ana cattio raisoa iu.
per cent.
' Ulrdwood MuIob ralRecMQperMcent!
cattle ralscij 5 per cont. - I
Buchanan Cattle ralaed'lS poricont'.
'Ootltonwipod IIornoB and cattio
F n, l rrnplr r".tM , 'mA K '
Deer Crook Cattio lowored 5 per
"ont. x
Dickons Cattio raised. 10 por cent.
East lllnman Cattio lowered 10
por cont.
Fox Crook Uorsoa lowored 10 por
cent.
Garfield Cattio raised 10 por cont.
Gaalln MuIob raised 50 per cont,
Cattio raised 15 por cont. , .
lllnman Cattio raised 10 per conti
Harrison Cattio ralHod 10 per .cent,
Hall Cattio raised 5 por cont. 1
Jeffrey Horsos lowered 5, por cent,
Cattle lo-werod 15 por cont. . B. H. Sprlngor, freight paid, $7.79, Prickly Aah Bitters Is a prompt and
Lomon -Cattio raised 15 por cont. ' s. T. Kooh, freight on engine, efficIont remedy. Try it. Gummero
. Keni Cattio raised 10 por cont $149.80. ' Dent Special Agents. Prico $1.25 por
miller Horses lowered 5 por cont,
Cattio raised iu por cent. 1
'Maxwoll Mules lowo,rod 10 por
cent.
Moiliclno Cattle lowered 20 por
cent. Mules raised 10 por cont, Cattio
lowered 5 por cont :
Myrtle Mules lowored 20 por cent,!
Cattio raised 10 por cont. !
Nowoll 'Muloa lowored 10 per cont,
Cattio raisod 5 por cont
Nlchols-fHorsos lowored 10 por
cent. Cattle lowored 5 por cont. t
North ROBcdalo Horsos lowored 10
por cont, cattio lowereu 20 ipor cent..
Osgood Horses lowored 10 per,
cont, Mulos lowored 10 per cont, j
Cattio lowered 20 ipor cont,
Plant Horsos raised 10 per cout,
Mules loworod 10 por 'Cent, Cattio
raised 10 psr cout.
Payno Horsos loworod 10 por cont,
MwloB loworod 10 por cent, Cattio low
orod 10 por cent
PecUham Cattio raisod 20 per
cont.
Itoaodalo Horses loworod 5 por
cont.
Boilers Horses raised 20 por cont,
Mulos raisod 25 por cont
Sunshine Mules lowored 20 per
cont ,
Somerset Mulo"s raisod 10 per cont
Sprlngdalo Horsos raised 10 por
cont, Muloa loworod 15 por cont,
Cattio rnlsod 25 por cont.
Sutherland Horsos raised 5 per
cont, Cattio lowored 5 por cent,
Table Mules rnlsod 10 por cent,
Cattio lowered B por cont
Vromanr-Cattlo rnlsod 20 por cont.
WallacoA-Horscs "loworod 10 per
cont
Valkor Horses lowored 10 por cpnt
Muloa raised 15 "por cont, Cattio low
ered 15 por cent.
'Willow' HorBOfc raisod 10 per cent,
Muloa raised IG per cont, Cattio rais
ed 20 per cont.
"Whlttlor Mulos raised 5 por cont,
Cattio raisod 15 por bent
Well Cattio loworod 5 "per cont.
Cattio of John McConnoll lowered
as follows: Ono year from $100 to $35,
2 year from $100 to $45, 3 year from
$i00 to $50, 4 year from $100 to $C0.
Thtt ttttts of twtlvt tests it, tlnigriti'
to lake the uncertainly out of tire-buying.
Universal Usefulness
jMOWADAYS many tire-makers are urging motorists
..u.se nn-skids on rear wheels and smooth-treads
or "driving" tires on front wheels.
In tho first place it becomes neces
sary to carry an additional sparo
in order to be properly equipped
for emergencies. , .J
Secondly, a smooth-tread driving,
tiro does not afford protection)
ngainst'skidding. Tho ideal tire is
a non-skid constructed so that it
protects ncainst skidding and yet)
steers easily and smoothly.
Such a ttrcts the Mtchelin Universal Non-Skid. It is
Iff-,!" I, ?s Tt"' f .V' "a""'' Ils talented tread
effective rubber non-skid ever devised. Yet this tread
ana flat thai it steers just as smoothly and easily as a
When used on all four wheels Michelins
utmost economy, satisfaction and safety all
South 53 foot lota 7 andS. block G8
4 ?pcuon x-id-o, ioworeu,.When tho department of agriculture's
BCB-.rrora ?buo to ?3oue -
a. m. socuon i-ia-ao, loworeu
from $505 to $375.
Lot 8j block 2, Miltonborger's addl-;
uon lowerou irom $ouu 10 $iuu.
West Lot 11, Riverdale, lowered. '
C03I3irSSIONEIlS' PltOCEEDINOS.
July 8, 1918. ' '
T?nari1 nf nnimfv f-rvmmlRnlnnorn mot
mmn.innf, n r. .1 Inn .... . nr. f .
Springer, Herminghausen. Koch and
county ciork '
tk fn.iv, i,.ir.,., unmn.i.
a. p. Tfoiiv nrinMtiir nnii nnMUh-
lnc 215 fi 'r
' rt
I' r,a"!B'Br
u. u. uruiu, ruuu worn, ifia.vu.
I. Vf. Conant, blticksmithlngr, $G,00.
John Frnzlor, bridge lnspoctor, $1307
Jos. Spies, hauling gravel, $37.G0. v '
F. D, Westonfeld, mdso county
poor, $18.00
J. n. Hemphill sup'pllos, $G.50,
. r. fnsn Cr . nnsrlnB. S272B.00
S. J. Koch, freight on grador, $3t.SG
nnvltl Scott, hauling gravol, $25.00,-
Murphy and Johnson, cement ami
lumber, $411.85. -v
U. n. TorgoiiBon. auto hlro, $5.0Q.jt
D. E. Martin, road work, $180.50.;.
Adjourned to July 15, 1918.
-::o::-
Opo of tho nlno boys who csoanQ
. XI. J ti i vw
3U
from tho Industrial school at Kear
ney was Walter "Wheeler, who while
working nt tho Busklrk garago sovoral
weeks ago robbed tho cash roglstor
and mado his got away ln a car which .
nau Dcon.storoii m tho garago. Ho was
approhondod In Omaha and roturned
to school. at Koarnoy, from which ho.
had been out on parolo. All the boyp
woro captured within forty-eight
liours. .
TESTED AND PKOVEN
There Is n Hcnp of Solnco ln Uelngr
Able to I)epoiu( Upon lYoll
Earned Imputation.
For months North Platto roadorn
hJJT, VS.rSRf -ton. ..
x.. u "'"i ij.hi
road about 4.he good work thoy luvo
tiv,ttv til kliin 4UUll.lll.jr.
What other
remody ovor produced such convinc
ing proof of merit?
M, O. Rogers, Prop, of- harness
Btoro, 514 Locust St., North Platto,
Bays: "Onco In a whllo my kldnoya
havo bocorao disordered and if I
didn't attend to thorn right away. J
would got In bad shapo. My Ikwle
would becomo Inmo and thero would
bo a steady acho In It. Whon I tried
to stralgthen up aftor sitting down,
a sharp pain would catch me. I know
my kidneys were tho causo of it; for
at such times thoy acted too olton,'
especially, at night. Doan's Kidney
Pills havo always rolloved any sigus
of such trouble, putting my klduoyti
In a good condition. I know Doan'a
can bo dopendod upon and I am glad
to recommend them."
Prico GOo, at all dealers. Don't
Blmply ask for a ltldnoy remedy geti
uoan a lvuinoy Pills -tho samo that A. S. ALLEN, County Clork, Lin
Mr. Rogors- had. Fostor-MUouru coin County.
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. I qeo. E. JOHNSON, Stato Englnoor.
a Universal
is the most
is so broad
plain tread.
ensure the
around.
Whcut Production Fulls Off.
'iJuly forecast showed a reduction of
40,000,000 bushels In the prospective
crop. Unfavorable weather conditions
during Juno cut tho estimated harvest
to 891,000.000 bushels from the 931,'
000,000 bushels forecast in June. Pro-
auction estimates on other crops also
wure tuignuy reuueeu. a recora pro
ductlon of corn, the most valuable
of all tho country's crops, Is promised
with an estimate of 3,160,000,000
bllSllOlS.
lth Juno wenthfer was somewhat
(Unfavorable for most crops, indlca-
:tions are that Iho season s harvest
will maliO'thls-a bumper year. In nd-
4,on to a rGcord crop of corn, barloy,
rwrt (llir.Af ntn tsn nnil li
lcaMt to exceed nh provlous yearl;
provlous yearly
.production and the harvests of oats;
,vhlto potatoes, tobacco and. hay 'will
bo largor than the average of tho flVo
years, 1912-1910.
::o
; A drowsy, half-sick, discouraged
Jfeoling 13 caused by a torpid liver and
, 1MIJU1V' a ju tuu PWAAlUUii uuu. UVI1U1P
bottle.
Hospital Phono Black 033
House Phono Black 633
W. T. FHrrCHARI).
Grndualo Yoleriimrlnn
. Eight years a Government votorlnar-
Intl. T-Tncnltnl 518 nnt1i l.nniiMt St.
ono-half block
Court House.
southwest of the
. , . ,
Notlco to Contractors.-
Soalod bids will bo received at tho
off Ico of tho Countv Clerk. North
Platte, Lincoln County. Nebraska.
until 2 p. m., Friday July 19, 1918, for
tho grading and Improving of Stato
ind Federal Aid Proioct No. 10. and
incidental work on Bald project.
Bids will be opened at tho oKico of
I tho Board of County Commissioners
r Lincoln Countyr at tholr offlco in
tho Court Houso promptly after tho
tlmo for recolvlng bids has closed
Tho Proposed work conalsts of con
structing approximately 19.1 mllos of
roada- Proximate quan-
. tirics nro
10700
Cubic yards of earth excava
tion.
6,044 Cubic yards mllo hauling
clay or gravel.
C74 Lineal feet concroto plpo 18 in.
8 Lineal foot concroto plpo 24 in.
20 Lineal foot concroto plpo 36 in.
98 Cubic yards concroto.
Estimated cost ....,$30,116.34
J0 Engineering & Contin
gencies ! 3,911,63
Total Estimated Cost ?43,027.97
Certified check 5 of nmount of
bid.
Plana apd specifications for tho
work may bo seen, and information
may bo secured at tho offlco of the
County Clork ot Lincoln County, or at
offlco of thq Stato Englnoor, Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Tho Stato aud County rosorvo the
right to walvo all technicalities and
to reject any and all bids.
The Artificial Ice and
Cold Storage Co:
Announces that it Is prepared to fur.
nlsh nl! consumers tritli DEEP WELL
Artlflcal Ico,
PHONE 40 and your orders
will be Promptly Filled.
SCHINERNGER UNDERTAKING
COMPANY.
NORTH PLATTE'S MODERN FUNERAL
HOME.
AUTO SERVICE LADY ATTENDANT
PRIVATE CHAPEL
PHONES DAY 623. NIGHT 930.
609 LOCUST.
2 Cents a Pound.
Must by dry and packed in
sacks.
We pay big price for Scrap
Iron and all kinds of
Metal.
L LIPSHITZ
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ot Postoflicc.
Phone 58
A modern institution for the
scientific treatment ot medical,
urgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.'
J, 8. RedfielJ. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
WANTED - RAGS
3 to 3 cents por pound.
Wo also pay tho highest market
price for hides, all kinds of junk
NOItTII PLATTE HIDE, IKON
& METAL CO. Phono Itod 2G0.
GEO. 11. DENT,
Phsylcian and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Surgory
and Obstrotrics.
Offlco: Building & Loan Building
Phonos: Office 130, Residence 115
DR. IIAHOLD A. FENKEIl
Osteopath.
. ..Bolton Building
Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
' ' 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
PhAnea '
Offlco Black 333 Ros. Black 1020
,). B. ItEDFIEL).
PHYSICIAN & SUHGEO
Successor to
Drs. Redfleld & Redfleld
PHYSICIAN &i SUnGEONS HOSPITAL
Offloe Phone 62 Res. Phone 676
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L, C . DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEX
Practice Limited to
Surgery and Radium Therapy
728 City National Bank Bunding.
Omaha. Nebraska.
Phone 308
ALBERT A. LANE,
Dontist
Rooms 1 and 2 Helton, Building
North Platte, Nebraska.
DERRYBERItY & FORBES,
Liconsod Embamera
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Day Phono 234.
Night Phono Black 638.
PLATTE YALLEY. MOUNMENTAL
WORKS.
Grnnlto and marble headstones. Tho
only shop la tho city. Equipped with
puoHHmtlc machinery. Lettering neat
ly done. AH work . guaranteed.
WOODGATE & ABERNATIIY,
Corner 7th and Locust, North Putto.
J0mf W. COCHItAN
ED. L. PIEItSON
"Oolden Rnlo', Landmen.
Sutherland, Nebraska.
W. E.FLYNN
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW
Offlco OTcr arcDonald Bnnlf.
Offlco Phono 113C Ros. Phono 1120
5
Ifotico of Final Report.
Estato No. 1536 of tho ostato'of
Francis E. Snyder, deceased in tho
county court of Lincoln county, Ne
braska. Tho state of Nebraska, to all persons
Interested ln said estato tako notlco
that tho administrator has niod a
final account apd report of his admin
istratlon and a petition for final settle
ment and discharge as such adminis
trator, which has been Bet for hearing
beforo said court on July 26th, 1918,
nt 9 o'clock a. m., when you may ap
pear and contest tho same.
Dated July 1, 1918.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST,
July 2-3 wka County Judge.
Kctlco to Creditors.
Estate No. 1565 of Caroline Telltz,
deceased in tho County Court of Lin
coln uouniy, iNeoraBKa.
xno btato or Nebraska, ss: CredW
tors of said estato -will tnUn notion
that tho tlmo limited for presentation
anu nung or ciaimB aealiiBt HnJd
Estate Is Novemober 2, 1918, and for
settlement of said Estato is Juria 28.
1919; that I will sit at the county
court room in said county on August
2, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. m., and on
November 2, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. m.,
to receive, examine, hear, allow, or
adjust all claims and objection duly
nieu.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST.
J2-30' nonnt.v .Turitro
i 1
tfotico of Petition.
Estate No. 1568 of' .Tohn A. Nnt.
tlnger, deceased in the county court
10 ajincom county, Nebraska.
Tho stato of Nebraska, to all persons
Interested in said Batata tnkn -nntlm
that a petition has been filed for the
appointment or of H. W. Flint, as ad
ministrator of said Estate, which iiaa
been set for hearincr on Julv 19th.
1918, at nine o'clock a. m.
Dated June 19th, 1918.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST.
J25-3-wks. County Judee.
Notice of Petition.
Eatate No. 1569 of Jeremiah Snyder,
deceased in tho county court of Lin
coln coupty, Nebraska.
- The state of Nebraska, to all persons
Interested la said Estate tako notice
that a (petition has been filed by
Charles Sullivan for tho probate of
thb lot will and testament of tho said
Jereifflah Snyder, deceased and prays
that a day may be Used ior tho hear
ing and proof of the execution bf said
Instrument and the appointment of C.
H. Kuhns as Executor of said last
Will and Testament, which has been
set for hearing on July 19th, 1918, at
nine o'clock a. m.
Dated Juno 20th, 1918.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST,
J25-3-wks, County Judge.
Notico to Creditors.
Estato No. 1564 of Thomas Siraants,
deceased in tho county court of Lin
coln county, Nebraska.
The stato of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said estato will take notice that
tho timo limited for presentation and
filing of claims against said E3tato is
October 26th, 1918, and for settlement
of said Estate la Juno 21, 1919; that
I will sit at the county court room in
said county, on July 26, 1918, at nine
o'clock, a. m., and on October 26, 1918,
at nlno o'clock a. m., to receive, ex
amine, hear, allow or adjust all claims
and objections duly filed. ,
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST,
J25-4-wks. County Judge.
Notlco of Hearing.
In the county cauirt of Lincoln
County, Nebraska,
In tho matter of the Estate of John
Bratt, deceased.
To all persons Interested In said
Estato:
Notice is hereby given that Elizabeth
Bratt, Elizabeth M. Baldwin, Jessie M.
Hendy, Grace S. Goodman and Nellie
E. Buckley, (neo Bratt) on Juno 21,
1918 filed In this court instruments
purporting to bo tho last Will and
Testament of John Bratt, deceased,
and a Codicil thereto, and which Will
and Codicil relate to both real and
personal estate, and also a petition
praying that tlio Bald instruments bo
admitted to probate and tha.t ' letters
testamentary bo issued to thorn, upon
tho estato of tho said John Bratt,
deceased and that said petition will
bo heard beforo tho county court in
tho court houso in tho city of North
Platto, county of Lincoln and stato of
Nebraska on the 15th day of July,
1918, at nine o'clock a. in., at which
timo -anyone may appear and contest
tho probate of said Will and Codicil
and show cause, If any there bo, why
lottors testamentary should -not bo
Issued to Baid petitioners.
Dated at North Platte, Nebraska,
Juno 21, 1918.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST,
J25-J12 County Judge.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued
from tho District Court .of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, upon a decree of
foroclosuro rendored ln said Court
wherein James A. Flko, la plaintiff,
and Will Outtrim Is defondant, and to
mo directed, I will on tho 13th day cf
July, 1918, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the
oast front door ot tho Court House in
North Platto, Lincoln county, No
braska, sell at public auction to tho
highest bidder for cash, to eatisfy
Baid decree, interest and costs, the
following described property to-wlt:
Northwest one-fourth (NWi) of
section twonty-nlno (29) ln township
sixteen (16) north of rango thirty-two
(32) west of tho sixth P. M. Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
Dated North Platte, Nob., Juno 10th,
1018.
A. J. SALISBURY, Sheriff.