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StmbWttklu Sribune.
IRA L. DARE, Editor and Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION. 11ATES:
One Year liv Mall In Adrnnco. . . .$15
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Entered at' North PJatle, Nobraska,
Postofflce as Second ClassMattor.
Tl'ESRAY, JULY 23d, J918.
Representative.
1 hereby announce myself as candi
date for the republican nomination for
float representative from the 77th
District coVnposod of the counties of
Keith, Lincoln and Dawson, at tho
primary olection to bo hold August 20,
and respectfully solicit your Support.
I. have boon a resident of Dawsbn
county for fourteen years, and my
present homo Is In Gothenburg.
GEORGE S. DOTY
For Sheriff.
I horeby announco mysolf as a candi
date for the republican nomination for
sheriff, at, the primary election to bo
held Augusi20th,1918. -
- A. J. SALISBURY.
County Clerk'.
I heroby announco myself as" n
caudldato for tho Republican nomin
ation for County Clork at the Primary
flection to be held August 20th, 1018:
- A. S. ALLBNT.
YANKEES' AND FRENCH CONTINUE
.. TO PIERCE ENEMY LINK.
Tho Amorjcana and French suc
ceeded Sunday In breaking through
tho Gorman line (northeast of Chateau
Thlorry, and drove a spearhead to
ward the northeast three and one
tenth miles at various places. i
Tho allied troops liavo taken many
prlstfhors, .Including tjireo officers, I
who said they wore tired of war.1
Amorlcan .lnfnntrymon captured two
Gorman 77. Previous to tho break
ing tof tho German lines tho allies bat- ,
tied with despcrato machine gunners,
who were mowed down as the allied ,
reinforcements arrived. Tho Gorman
looses were torrlblo.. I
An attack from Chatoati-Thlorry
to Rholms began on 'Saturday. Amor- ;
lean forces captured Hill 193, north
of Vauxand advanced more than two
kilometers. At last accounts titty,
wore more than holding their own.
against Gorman resistance. j
Tho German rotreat across the
Marnn lieiran on Friday undor cover of I
a reat nmoko scrcon. At laBt ac
costs great hordes of Germans were
continuing norm, urganazea nosis
tanco has been, mot with so far only
at a few places.
Tho district South at tho Marnft and
east of Chateau-Thiorry la entirely
cleared of Germans. Two .badly cut
up Gennan regiments were Xctt south
of tile. tytarno in tho Gorman retreat.
AllleiV aviators bombed tho brldgos
across tho river and their escape was
Impossible, i
All "Saturday night the allies ham
mered away at tho widening wodgp
between tho Germans and Paris as
the Germans withdrew north of tho
Manno ' Americans continue titkiifg
prisoner :and gun. Allien' rcniforco
mo'niB nf pouring in to overcomo any
dotcffraln'oiL resistance . tho acrmans!
may uUoiu.pt
Tho hoavy artllloy of tho 'allies con
tinues clearing tho districts north of
tho Mnrno. Indian scouts 'who "were
with Pershing 1n Mexico played a
nnoroineiit part in tho "scout work in
tho river, ' '
Tho Franco-American forces con
tlnuo to mako progress, recoiling tlio
anmv, who Jb defending himself
obstinatoiy.
Gorman roar gutards have succeeded
thus fur in preventing the French
from pushing, detnehmomts over tho
rtyor Marne. . They are holding the
' north bank ot the stream with strong
unity.
t:o?
Submarine Sinks Tug.
An onomy submarine attacked a tow
off tho oajftornmost point, of Capo Cod
Sunday, sank threo bargiefc, sot a
fourth and their tug an iipe and dropp
; otl few shells on tho mainland, Tho
action' lasted an hoiy and was unchal
lenged oxcont by twoj hydroplanes
from -tho Chatham avjotlcm station,
270,000 AMERICANS NO.W .
ON TjlK FIGUTINU LINE.
Tho high water mark or tho Gor
mau offcnsivov In Franco has been1
reached. Tho Initiative is passing to
tho allied and American armies. Gen
eral March, chief of staff, told the
members' of tho annate mttitary com
lnlttee. Later ho announced that
American 'troop shipments "1iad now
oxeoodqd 1,300,000 men, Insuring tho
man power to hold tho. initiative on
tho western front, and that 270,000 ot
these aro engaged in tho battle now
being .waged.
Tho dirOct objective of Gonoral
Foch'B counter stroke, Gonoral Marcli
told newspaper men in bin wcokly cbnw
ferdnco, lu the railway tlmt foods tllo
German .forces in the Chntpau-Th lorry
region. Already It ha basm attained,
for the Fronch. and Amorlcan forces
ate either astride the line at certain
points or havo It under direct tiro at
short rango tendering it unusuablo,
-t :o: :
Alljcd Yicforlos Multiplying.
Victories lor VUo ,allled arms aro
multiplying, Over tho .entlro sixty mile
front'rutfnlng from SoJhhoiis to Rhoinis
tho ,0ikii troops arQ fighting With a
determination' that knows no denial.
ivur, n,w,a ir. b,,,,.! .!! J"01" 10 uuamam avjnucm station,
Itubfin rSi&HfliS 'C,rc,C(l 0Ver -U-boat, caus
Btuhhortt rpsiaitatite Jsjmet wiui from ln j ob t0 ubmi(MC0 for'onlva monont
them. qaIns.lyo4)oen made' by theVoaW and resume nring
Amorlcan mnd Frtmch against tho prp" VXMl 2
Chateau-Thlerry, which represents SbnffAf anmn
tboiKunnTn the boUtla llho wfrtpio t6,Sv n' LfthnS MS
Germans had ifrlven tholr wedgo f&&JS S
Tlio siibmarlno wos plainly soon from
ihOTO.
:n".?
est to-,J?a!Tl5. has, beon rocapturod.by
tho Froxichf troop's, and, almost slmil-
jtawiousiy tuo vjuage of uraiues, twi
mum cnntward, and tho heights to
tiorth'
......
Aotthg in hfvnnonv with thb move- 'C. co.at 7no. 0sc. s1.25' and $1.46.
i(int on Choateau-Tlilarrv. ' American Th btwt that 8 made, all ilico material.
and - Frwicl troopo nortljwfjst of the
tfn The little romper suits for the llUlo
tho vlllngo fell juto their 8 anu .gins u nt ages uvo to six
vci,ty btokft thru tho Gennan Unos'nnd
ut -sbnie points advanced mora '.than
three mites, Luro nunibora ornriBon
ors w6ro taken. Tlwf njlioa :.mrtfehino
guns' literally mowed down, tho Ger
mans.
disunities o llnte.
. Washington,- July 21n-rTho casual
ties to dtj for the army and marlno
corps oggregato ao.ssi tor the army
and .1.885 for the marine cori'n. Thft
total army, casualty :ist up to dato, as
To Boycott Gorman Goods. ! Yanks' Take 17,000 Prisoners.
Thit American .Dofcnse Society Mb u PriHonrs captured by American
.working on a plan to Becure fho!trooP3 In tlio offensive on the' Aisne-
slgnaturo of twenty millions of popte Mnrno trout up to an early hour Sat-
to a pornotuttl pledge to rof uso to bhy 1 iay totaieu uy actual count 17.000,
goods made in Gurmanjr. In Franco Gonifiral Pershing reported In his com-
thev have already circulated ncKt.nrft muniouB ror baturuay nlclit bv tho war
bidding the poople heVor to "forget the' department Capttiro of 560 glfins also
Hun anu ma work, xn urent uritam, 1S wnaooncea, ,
Wltntiwn mrmirtcHivti f nwtillt. irrnnt Ktveil OUt today IS!.
or jjma.ll, for th prearmt vtory bej Killed in action, 1,081, including 29.
Jongs to uio Aaroncnn troops, u is at hu,
uiuen ror granted tnau ti! Kronen
oomniniulore wrlvild not Jiave done
Vhat'Uioy have dmiowoulil not even,
Havo thought of a big counter attack
if thp Americans had not boon on 'the-
front to hnlp, 80 it id true now-at this
moment, rather ..than two or three
mqnthB.' hence, that W10 UnlWd' SJtateo
forces are a groat military' factor.
" . . ', n, ;to;; '
Framed ttnd laislo Dolph. aro spend
intr a Jiionth'fl Yatvntlon with Mrs. Os-
born near toxlngton, havhig hit for
there inat night.
of wounds, C78JH .
of disease, 1,389.
of apcldent and othor causes,
Died
Died
Died
512.
Wounded In nctlon.' 0,817.
Mlsslng.in action, including ptflBcwi
eria, 503.
TotaU ,10.831.
Marino Vor'ps' total, including Jiily
0 report Is: Officers: Doaths 25;
wtonndnf'f, 29; lnlsslng, 1. Enllstwi
men: Deaths, 054; wounded, 1,095: in
hands of enemy, 4; mlssltig, 77. Total,
1,885
Stn'f Always Blame
tho Telephone Operator
When You Are Called
Mistake
MHWIMMIMMNBniHMHI HIIIIM1! Ill 111 AtVUWUNflNmMmv."WBKaBUaMMMailfeJMMUtfrf
LITTLE PAL O' MINE.
The following lines wer. writtfti hy Corporal Janles K. Flynn, a
North Platte boy now ln Franco with the' Railway Engineers. It 'was
'first published "in the Stars'and stripes, tho trench paper issued by
American soldiers in Francouand later appeared in the Paris edition
of the Now York Heraldj'" One cannot road this poem without Ills or
her hear going oitl to th boys who aro under tho colors abroad, for
It sfr .feelingly cxproBSQ8ltho innermost thoughts Of tho boys bo far.
from the ones they lovcanfl' tio land so dear. Editor Tribune:)
. f,ffiy ....
It's darkening fast, Little IaLo Mine, and It's tfrtiary and wot and col4 i
And the nlght-tlmo cree'ps bit 'a murky sky as jt gathers this world ln
Its fold.
Tho shadows fall so silently, and deepen one by one, '
And daylight, passing,' leaves ho trail as ft. follows the setting, sun.
The wind blows chill and cuts"the flosh wltha deep and stinging pain;
It's burdened l;avy with cruel mist from weeks and weeks of rain,
Tho heavy, sodden, low'rlng' cloudi ln the dread October sky ,
Like bounding, tumbling ttunble-wreds go rolling and whirling by: .
It's a desolate place, this world of war, starved and lank and lean.
Resides a few loud-squawking crows, bird folk are nover seem
Even the little rabbits, accustomed to meadows and heath,
Have bedn starved with war's wild hunger and trampled by inarching-
feet. '
Three years of war's wild waste, of moss and brush and weeds',
Of pathways blocked and yards o'ergrown and lakelets filled with, reeds
llavo madoTTrack of flower-beds, of garden, fields and lawn,
And loft this land aa wild and blfak ns Iceland's Christmas dawn.
'Rusty entanglements of w'iro and shell-holes now o'ergrown,
Gaunt witnesses of dripping blood and shattered manhood's moaif,
Remain to mock strong, virile youth once grbonicd and fed for the
trench ,
In a cruel attompt from German hordes a lasting peace to wrench.
Yorai can watch Ihc- van 611 a busy day as It passes, thousands strong,
But there's nothing but khaki, leather and steel' in tho stream as It
passes along; ,
Only-tho cloth' of tho service, some now, only s'pattored with mud,
Some old and worn and tattered, and some all covered with blood.'
It's a lonoly world, LittlO Pal o' Mino, and tho days pass heavy and slow
Each haa Its tale of. victory or a tale of Buffering and wob.
Brav.o docds from tho "Lino" j)as comnlonplaco; thoy're done many "
tiroes every day, . '.'-''
For men, long Inured to the' bitter strife, havo come to do things that
. way. ""' '
And when evening comes In this land of decnyand darkness settles
o'crhead .
lt',8 a lono and cheerless way, I take as I seek my lowly bod.
I sit In this little hut of mine, "and In -the embers' glow"1 1
I poo again tho faces of dear old friends I know. . v
I hear tholr gentle voices In tho evening's scurrying breezed '
And my Idlo fancy takes, me to mv homo across tho seas. ' v
I see the one I loft behind ln that dear spot over there;
I isce a pair of wondrous eyes, a wealth of lustrous , hair;
I hear again hor gentlo voice' and touch her hand so fine;
I dream then of tho happy days I'll know when sho'U bo mine. M
I'm missing you, -Little Pal o' Mine, in this world afar from cheer, t -And,
as I sft with my IdnBlVk thoughts, I wish that you -wore here. .
Thof 0 wore Joyful days, Lltqo Pnl o' Mino, a riot of youth and song,
And good times came oh each .breath. of. air and followed each, othor
along. ' 4 ,
But they're not In this land whore I'm duelling; no youth, no 16vo,;
no play ,,.
Enhances my waking1 hours nor passes dull time away.
My comrades faces are missing, those voice's I cannot hear' 1 .
Weatluthls 'pagan altar of Mars in this land so bleak'atfd drear.
Arb-fsrr from this lowly abode- of mine, in these days o? damp and cold.
But thisfstrlfo must e'easp, and I'll return to the 'land I love once more.
To a spot that's many and many a league frgm 'France's blighted, shore.
Then joy and happiness will. replace, tlo suffering and-Iho -pain,'
And bright and healthy j sunshine tho snow and sleet and rain. ' v
So now good night, and may your dreams bo 'bright and shining gold,
And know that your Little Pal dreams o.f-you in this world of dam'p
and cold. , - N
Good night again, Llttlo Pal o' Mine, across the ocean blue;
Good nlsht, and may God, bless, you. la-the nessage I send" to you.
N ; v CORPORAL JAMES K FLYNN, .
' . COmpatay D.-. th Railway Engineers,
If you can't work well in hot
weather tako Prickly Ash Blttors, it
purifies tho stomach, liver and bowels
and fortiflos the body to resist the do
pressing influence ot summer heat
Prico $1:25 per bottle. Gummero Dent
Drug Co. Special Agents.
mi, ILUtOLD A. FEPTNJ5R
Osteopath.
Bolton Building
Office hours 9 a, m. to 5 p. m-
7 p. m. to 8 p. m. .
Phones
Oflca Black 333 Rest Black 1020
,T. p. BEDFIELD.
PHYSICIAN & SUItGEOK
Successor to
Drs. Roddold & RedfleJd.,
PHYSICIAN SURGEONS IIOSPITAL
Offlofl Pbontfi 642 Rob.- Phono (57
T
Offlce phone 241. ResJphone 217
L. C. DROST,'
Osteopathic Physician. ,
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
DOCTOR D. T. QDIGLEY
Practice Limited to . ,
Surgery and Radium Therapy
728 City National Bank Building. .
Omaha, Nebraska.
The Artificial Ice and
Cold Storage Co,
Announces that It Is prepared to fur.
nlsh.all consumer with BEEP "WELL
Artlficnl Ice.
PHONE 40 and your orders
' will be Promptly Filled:
fttfi- -r r
SCHIIRNGER UNDERTAKING
COMPANY;
v
NORTH.. PLATTE'S A10DERN FUNERAL
HOME. ,
AUTO SERVICE LADY ATTENDANT"
" PRIVATE CHAPEL.
PHONES DAY 623. NICHT 930.
60D LOCUST.
tho boycott Idea lias boon carried to
such a length 'that ie seamen are
pjodging thomsolves novor to carry
any goods to Germany because of tho
murdor of defenseless sailors. All over
the world the same movoment is going i
Primary Election Procliinintlon.
By virtue ,of tho authority vested in
me by law, and in accordance with
Section 2159 of the Rovied Statutes
Of Nebraska for 1913, I, A. S. Allen
County CVerk ot tlio County of Lin
coin, Staio of Nebraska, do hereby
direct and proclaim that a Primary
Election bo held in the several polling
places throughout the County of Lin
coin, State ot Nebraska-, on Tuesday,
the 20th-day of August, 1918. during
aiont. hut tho tinortlp. of Gormanv havo tlio Hours designated by law for the
mnrtB themselves iv nart of the crime ! following purposes,, to-wit
on. Germany win, ho tho Ishniael
among tho nations during tho remainjl-
or ot ino xwentiotn century, wnero
ovor tho Germans -go- they will find
trado and hearts" locked against thdmr
It is a torrlblo iprlce topay for the
sins of a wicked and reckless govern-
part
of agcSv and they- must share
punlshmont. State Journal.
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in
thq
Wero you ever called to the telephone when tmother
number was wanted? " ,
When this occurs, tho operator, to be sure, rany have
humanly, erred by ringing on the wrong .lino. JYforo often,
however, it is tho fault of the persqn making the call.
People often ask for 456, for example, v?hon 546 is
wanted and then either 'hang up" when tho mistake is
, realised ov become impatient when tho wrong person
answers. ' ',
Unfaniiliarity with the work of Jtolophone operating
- often prompts unjust criticism. Please" don't forget the
, earnestness of tho operator's effort when some occasional
sorvice difficulty does arise. " "
NEBRASKA TELEPiiOHE COMPANY
Nave vouil
Mtiy "Wnt .SavliiHH Nluiiiim ,
nad Liberty Ilond ,
Big Drive to Come Later. . ' -
, A Washington. dispatch says; That
the present drive of tho allies is noth
ing moro than a giant pdulntor offen
sive is the gonoral belief lioro among
military men and is homo out ln
statements made by Gonoral Marsh.
Tho latter' states that the allies will
mako tholr roal drlvo tho foro part "of
next yoai
It Is believed that tbo Huns will fall
back toy 3no of their old lines of
trenches and thoro.dlg ln. This will
make. It necessary to shell thorn out
beforo continuing the pursuit It Is be-
liovod howovor that thp present drlvo
will bo carried through as far as the
Judgmont of tho alllod loadors deem
advisable 1
r-::o:;
John IV. Cochran, Ed L Plorson,
"Golden Rule" Landmen, Sutherland,
Nebraska. 50-)
-::o:;
If hot weather saps youf enorgy and
you can't -work well, It is a sign that
your system is full ot bilious imparl
tlos. You wlU.be sick if you do not
do something, Tako Prickly Ash Bit
tors, it cleanses tho blood, liver and
IfowolB, restores strength, vim and
cheorful spirits. Prlco ?l,2o a bottle.
Gummoro-Dent Drug . Co., Spoclal
Agonts.
Tfotlco.
Charles Bacon will take, notice thnfe
on tho 2Cth day of Juno, 1918, W. H:.p.
woooiiurst, juugo ot tuo county court
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, Issued am
ordor of- attachment for tho Bum of
Olio hundred thirty-one 60-100 dollars
($1310) with interest and costs in an
action pending before him, whorein
Claudo DeLanoy is ptalntlft and,
Charles llacon is dvfondantv That
property ot tho dofondnnt, consisting
ot money uuo xno saiu uetonuant from
tho Union J?acltto Railroad Company
naa ueen. auacmcu miner sam oruor. ,
Said causo was continued, to Monday,
tho 2GUi day of Avfeust, 1018, at 10
o clock a. ul -
GLAUDE DELANEY, Plaintiff.
By A. MULDOON, Ills Attorney.
J23-3 wka.
GEO; B. DtS,
IMisylcIau and Surgeon, y
Special Attention Ghcn to Surgory
and Obstrctrlcs.
Offlco:. Building & Loan Building
Phones: Offlco 130, Resldenco 115
Hospital Phone Black 633.
, House Phono Black C33
W.' dj. WIITCIIABD,
Oradunto Votcrlnarian'
Eight rears a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 'SIS, south Locust St.
one-half block southwest of tho
Court House.
JOHN IV. COCIIRAtf
Li), i. riEitsoN v
Golden Rule" Landmen.
- Sutherland, Nebraska; .
W. E. FLYNN
ATTORNEY-AT-LA"V
OKIco over McDonald Rank.
Office i'hono I18C ' Res. Phone 112G
2 Cents4 a Pound. .
Must by dry and packed in'
sacks. 'N
We pay big price for Scrap
- Iron ' and all kinds of
, , .Metal. '
. LIPSHIT2
Notlco to Creditors.
Estate No-. 15G5 of Caroline. Telitz,
deceased in the County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
The Stato of Nebraska, ss: Credi
tors of said estate will tako notice
that tho time limltedfor presentation
rnd filing of claims against said
Estate is rpvemeber,2, 1913, and for '
settlement of said Estate is Juno 28,
1919; that I will sit at tho county
court room in said, county on August
2, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. m., and on
November 2; 1918, at 9 o'clo6k-a..m.,
to receive, examine, hear, allow, or
adjust all, claims and objection . duly
filed. ' - . .v'
- ' WM. H, G. WOODHURST,
J2,-30 County Judge.
IN THE - COUNTY COURT OF MN-
COIiN COUNTY.V NEBRASKA.
In v the ""matter of tho "Estato of
Sophia Federhoof, deceased.
Order of hearing on final report of
Executor.
-Now on this llth day of July, 1018.
(came G. S. Huffman, the Executor of
said estate, and filed herein his final
account as Such Executor,, and asks
to hos discharged, and for a decree of
nnsi souienienc oi sucn estate, it is
therefore ordered that the 5th day of
August, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. in. at my
onice in North Platte,, Nebraska, bo
fixed as the time and place for exam- "
(nation and allowance of said report
and account.
The heirs,, and devisees of said de
ceased, and all persons interested in
said Estate are required tb appear at
the time and place so designated, and
show cause, if any exists, ' why ' said '
account shoufil not be allowed. It Is
further ordered, that a copy of -.this
order bOubllshed In the Semi-Weekly
.Tribune bf North Platte. Nebraska,
for three woeln prior to -,the day set '
for said hearing. '
. Dated July 11, 191S.
Win. H. C. WOODHURST,
JJl-wks. Countyi Judge.
For tho noflnatlon of:
One candidate by each of the politi
cal parties for United States Senator,
. One candidate for Congress by each
of tho pointed! patties' for tho Sixth
Congressional District
Candidates by each of tho political
partlos for the following offices':
Ono Govornor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
Ono Secretary of State.
Oho Auditor of Public Accounts
Ono Staba Treasurer.
. Ono Attorney' General.
One Commissioner of Public Lands
and Buildings.'
' Ono Railway Commissioner,
Ono State Senator for tho Twenty'
fifth Senatorial District, i
Ono Stato Roprcsintativo for the
(18th District: - ,
One Stato Representative ,for tho
77th District
Also tho non-partisan nominatioo-of
six Judges of tho Supreme Court.
Tlio non-nartilsan nomlnamon apr
four Regents of, tho Stato University,
Tho nkm-AtrJisan .nomination tor
two candidate's? for Stato Suporintcn
dent of Public Instruction,
At tho same timrf and places will bo
submitted tho question of tho ca!llng
of a constltutionnl.-corivontton.
Also Candidate by each of the polit
ical parties for the office of:
' Ono County Clork.
One County Troasurer.
Ono Sheriff.
One County Surveyor.
Ono County Attorney
Ono County Commissioner, . 2nd
District. I
Also tho non-partisan nominations;
of two candidates for County Judgo.-
Als tho non-partisan nomination of
two candidates for Countv Sunorln-
pumdpnt of Public Instruction. -
AIro ono candidate by each of the
political partjpfi for the offlco of:
- Pollco Magistrate for tho City of
North Platto.
Pofls will bo opened at B o'clock a,
in. nnd remain open until 8 o'clock
p, m.. ot tho anmo day,
. In tfjRUthony "whereof, I havo horo
itnto sot jny hhnd and. seal of tlio
County of Lincoln, Stato ot Nobraska.
this 18th day of July.J918.
A. S. ALLEN. County Clork.
(SEAL) J23alG
NORTH PLATTE -
..General . Hospital.
' . (Incorporated)
One Halt Block North' oi Postoilice.
Phone 58 ' '
A modern institution for tho
scientific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement cases.'
Completely equipped X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories.
; Staff: '
Geo. B. Dent. M. D. -Y. Lucas, M. D.
J. B. Rcifield. M.D. J.S. SIMMS, M.D.
Notice.
S. S. Henshaw, first and true name
unknown, will tako noticq that oir
the 15th day of July, 19J8, 1. L.-Milton-berger,
Justice of the Peace of Lin
coln county, Nebraska, issued an order
of attachment for tho sum bf S1G.99 in
an actlon pending -beforo him, where-''
In Lelrk-Sandall Co. are plaintiffs and
S. S. Henshaw is defendant- that prop
erty of the dofendant, conslsiting of
moneys ill the hands of tho Union
Pacific Railroad Co., a corpoaxtion,
has been attached "under said order.
Said cause is continued to,JJid 7th
uay or August, l'Jl, at 2 o'clock p. m.
LlglKK-SANDALL CO., Plaintiffs.
WANTED - RAGS
2 to 8 cent's per pound.
Wo also pay tho highest market
prico for liidos, all kinds of junk
NORTH PLATTE HIDE, IRON
& METAL CO. Phono Rod 2C0.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of Lincoln
County,. Nebraska. , ,
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Bratt," Doceased. ' . '
Notlea is heroby given tovanv. and
all persons having claims and demands
against' tho estate of the said John
Bratt, deceased, that tho 18th day or
Novembjir, 1918, has been set and
appointed as tho day for tho recep
tion, examination, -adjustment and al
lowance of.lawful d.almp and demands
of all persons, against said estate and
that tho county court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska will at said time re
ceive, 'ttxamine, adjust and allow all
such claims against said estate, as
provided by law, at the County Court
Room In the court house in tho city
of North Platte, Lincoln Coutity, Ne
braska, and all persons so Interested
in said estate, wUl appear at said tlmo
and !plaoe and 'duly present their said
claims and demands iii the manner
required by law, ,or show causo for not
so doing, and in caso any of. said
claims and demands shall not be pre
sented on or prior to tho said 18th day
of November, 1918, the same shall bo
forever barrekl.
I testimony whereof. I havo alerted
iiuiiuu mm iuli.i;ii uio Srai Ot
this
Phone 308
ALBERT A. LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Bolton Building
North Platto, Nebraska,
DERRYUERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Embamors
Undortakera nndFnnoralDIroctors
Day Phone 234. "
Night Phono Black 538.
PLATTE VALLEY MOUNMENTAL
WORKS.
Grnnlto and marblo headstones. (Tho
vonly shop In tlio city. Eqnlppcd trltli
pnoHHiaiiC Riucjuuerj. uuiienug neat
ly" dope. AH work gHaraBteou.
"WOOD GATE &' ABERNATHY.
Corner 7th nnd Locust, North Patte.
said court this lCth day of July, 1918.
Wm. H..C. WOODHURST, Co. Judge.
J23-A15. ,
( NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 05871, Department of tho
Interior.
U. S. Land Office, North Platte,
Nobraska, July 19, 1918..
Notice is hereby given that Minhlo
Eliza Seose, formerly Minnie Eliza
McGuIro, of North Platte, Neb., who
on Feb. 8th, 1912, made Homestead
entry, No. 05371, for E of SEV4, sec
tion 2, townBhip 11 N. range 30 W. Gth
Principal Meridian, has filed irotlco
of intontion "to mako final, threo year
proof,, to establish tfalm to tho land
above described, beiforo the Register
and Recoivor, at North Platte, Npb.,
on tho 28th day of August, 1918. ,
Claimant namos as witnesses'.
Joss Highberger, of North Platto, Neb.
Andy Howard, or WolUloat, Neb.
Martin Magnuson, of North Platte.
SCott Shaner, of Jllgnell, Neb.
E. J. EAMES, Register,
J23-A23.
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