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Ono Year by Carrlor In Advnnco $1.50
Entered at North Platte. Nebraska,
Postofflco as Second Class Mattor.
VrhTaY, AUGUST , 1018.
Representative.
I horoby announco myself as candl
dato for the republican nomination for
float representative from the 77th
District composed of tho counties of
Koith, Lincoln and Dawson, at tho
primary oloctlon to bo hold Auguet 20,
and rospoctfully solicit your support.
I have boon a rosldont of Dawson
county for fourtoon years, and my
prcsont homo Is In Gothonburg.
GEORGE S. DOTY
For Sheriff.
I horoby announco myself as a candl
date for tho republican nomination for
sheriff at tho primary election to be
held August 20th, 1918.
A. .1. SALISBURY.
County Clerk.
I horoby announco myself as a
candidato for tho Republican nomin
ation for County Clork at tho Primary
oloctlon to be bold August 20th, 1018.
A. S. ALLEN.
Comity Attorney.
I horoby announco mysolf a candi
date for tho offlco of County Attorney
of Lincoln County subject to tho Dem
ocratic vote at the prlmarlos hold
August 20th, 1018.
C. L. RASKINS.
For County Attorney.
I horoby announco my candidacy for
the nomination for County Attornoy
on tho Democratic tlckot at tho prl
mray election August 20th, 1918, sub-
Joct to tho will of voters, whose sup
port I respectfully solicit
JOHN GRANT.
For Commissioner.
- I am a candidato for tho nomina
tion for county commissioner of tho
second district of Lincoln county on
the republican ticket subject to tho
will of th!a votors ot tho primary elec
tion August 20, 1918.
E. II. SPRINGER.
For State Sonutor.
' I horciby announco mysolf as a
candidato for Stato Sonator from tho
25th District, composed of tho coun
ties of Koith, Lincoln and Dawson, on
tho Democratic tlckot, at tho 'primary
election to brt hold August 20th, ami
rospectfully solicit your support. I
havo lived in tho District olovon
years.
A. R. LEAVITT.
Can't Fool 'Km Th.s Year.
Prom tho Fjilrbury Nows: Sonator
GcogoW. Norrla said at the Btato
convention this week that tho first
groat duty of this country Is to win
tho war. And yot this Is tho samo
war .that ho said a year ago was
"forced onus by Wall Street." It Is
also tho same war that was votod
nl tho tiin'fi ho said this country was
"placing , tho dollar mark on tho
Hag." It Is tho samo war that ho re
fused to voto ono Iponny to proso
cuto. It 1b the same war that con
gress sought to aid when It passed
the nnil-osplonugo act, which was
ovposed by him. It Is tho samo war
that ho sought to. doffiit whon ho
votod ngainst conscripting an army.
And Pnally, it Is tho samo war that
ho fought to prevent whon ho and a
little handful of his ecuoaguos 'tatter
od Into an unholy (inheritor to do
foat an order for armed neutrality,
W do not bollovo ho will fool tho
peor e of Nebraska this year by com.
Ins hp'c-ro thorn on a patriotic plat
form. Certainly no man who lias con
tributed sons to tills war will want
a man Hko Norrls to have a yolco In
tho dual mace tonus. This country Is
gtilng to niako Prussian hordoH suo for
peace, and whon thoy do wo aro not
going to tie placed In a "position to
lose rill tho fruit.? of that victory by
allowing a man who has always con
sorted with the onomy to alt In Judg
ment on tho poaco terms. Wo aro not
going to accont a nvhco "mado In
Germany."
Ebbing of Herman Morale.
Ruittor's corroapondont. nt British
hoadquartorB In Franco, In a tolo
gram says:
"Tho ebbing of tho Gorman morale
resulting from rocont clvonts has boon
noticeably hastened by tho great in
llux of Ainorlc.au trodps, In this partlc
ular rogard tho Gorman high eom-
manu is paying mo ponnuy oi concern
ment and misrepresentation. Tho ap
pcarnnco in tho battlo lino of "powerful
American forerU and tho striking
proof ot tholr sfplondld lighting quali
tlos gives tho Ho dlroct to all Gorman
official bombast which no explaining
acn minimize. Moroovor, it provoa tho
futility of all tho tall talk about tho
huccosb of tho Gorman submartno
warfare.
"Distrust Is rlfo in tho enemy ranks
and under such conditions tho ton
doncy Is to exaggerate tholr misfor
tunes. Thoy dlBcrodit Liuletndorff's
statomonts and soom gloomily con
bcIoub that Gormany Is sufforing do
feat and that tho truth is being con
ceukd from thorn."
-;:o::
Suggests Registration Sept. fith.
Provost Marshal Qonoral Crowder
urges tho lmmodlato onnctmont of the
administrator's man-powWr program,
which was Introduced In both housos
of congoss and Hiiggeteta Sopt. 5 as
registration day tor tho 13,000,000
men betwoon tho agoa of olghtoon and
forty-iflvo whoso names aro not al
ready on tho nation's aoloctlvo service
iBt. UnlosB lmmodlato stops aro takon
to provide additional liion, General
Crowder said, tho weokly registration
of men as thoy attain twonty-ono
yoars of ago will bo iidcossary to fill
the tlraft quotas aftor Soptombor 1,
when only 100,000 of tho 1918 regis
trants win uo available.
::o::
WantedTo nont a Farm, with
sowo pasture. Iuquiro of O, H. Smith.
Phono 780F012, 2
IIAItltY HAILOR WRITES OF
SOLDIER LIFE IN FRANCE.
Harry Bailor, of this city, who has
beon with Co. F, 13th Engineers, for
about r year, wrltos tho following
lettor to his father under dato of June
?.7th:
I roturncd from my ton day permis
sion the tonth of this month and to
show you that a soldier's life In
Franco is not all that Sherman said
war was, wKl glvo you an outllno of
tht- placos I visited.
My first stop was Lyon, tho socons
city ot Franco. Was thoro twonty-four
hour. It Is a boautlful city. Next in
size to Paris, but a much cleaner city,
with no signs of war or bombardments
r,Itlier from long range artillery or
avions, and tho class of peoplo I met
b so much bottor than nny I had
ovor met that I wondered If I was
really in France. Very fdw Amoricans
liaVo ever beon thore, and of course
lre-HtMH! a ouroslty as well ns favor-
Ittrs. Those French pooplo aro great
for.. tri'lKg to mako the "Yanks" feel
at lvomeiw
aiy noxt' place, on!:y a threo hour
trip -from Lyon, waB "Aix Los Bains,"
tno most famous summer resort in
Iinnce and the U. S. government's
dodignatpd placo for all Amorican
poldlfiron loavo. It Is n wonderful
place, sujounded by the most beauti
ful .lllOtilltnlm- I liavn nvnr nnnti nml
quit,6 ifcar a lako about tho slzo of
SuJtrLakoVUtah, and Just as clear.
The government has provided first
class Hotel accommodations at differ
ent hotels throughout tho city for tho
soldiers "free." Tho rooms aro as com
fortable as nny ono could possibly
want Tho meals aro tho best. I was
surprised to lcarn nt tho expense tho
u a. govornmont had wont to to "pro-
vine tor tiioir soldiers after dome
tholr lilt for four or flvo months. They
have left nothing undone to makct a
soldier's permission ono of comfort
nnd tjijoymont. And then thoro is tho
v. M. I.. A. which has taken ovor tlu
ontlro Casino, which is noxt to tho
ono in Monto Carlo. It is a beautiful
building, and tho Y. M. C. A. workors
nru doing all In tholr power to make
tho beys fool nt homo and glvo each
one h vatm hearty hand shako that
makes ojic frel wef.como. For pastime
tnev liavo sovoral billiard tables,
which costs not a cont. Ono can buy
American clgnrottos, cigars, nines.
tobacco, Ir fact every thing a smoker
wuiMs, TUoy lmvo gum. candy, hot and
t'o'd, j,oft drinks, cooklos and cakos,
an ur. very lhtlc cost. Then they have
n largo reading and writing room. At
night,, concerto and movlos twico a
wool:, first class vaudeville, and twico
a wcok thoy havo a picnic trip across
tho lako and two trips each wrok up
In tho mountains. So you seo It Is a
trip wcU worth taking. Wo aro allow
ed seven days thoro, and afteir being at
tho front for over nlno months It was
hard to leave, but It does wondors foi
a man. A woek of goad "eats" and
"sleops" braces men up. I understand
each ono Is to get ten days every four
monins, l sincerely hopo so as four
mcmths "up hero" Is plenty without a
rest '
Next month wo get our second sor-
vlco strlpo, ono ovory. six month. In
porno wnyB It has bctan a long year
una snort in othors. However, I'm
glad I'm an Amorlcnn. Its great to be
a "Yank" nnd I'm glad I volunteered
to dc, my bit for tho host country In
tho world.
I wish to thank Tho' Tribuno for
Bonding mv tho papor regularly. Aftoi
roaumg it l pass It along to Sorgt.
Robinson flf H Company and I nssuro
vru It was encouraging to see how
North Platto wont "ovor tho top" foi
tho Third Liberty Loan. It takes lots
of monoy to hold us up ovejr bore, so
cense don't do "stingy."
"The Thing Wo Lave," tho lntest
Paramount Picture starring Wallace
Hold, contains ono of tho strongest
patriotic appeals ovor filmed. It 1b to
be shown at tho Koith theatro Sat-
urday. From an Idealistic, Impractical
pacifist, through gradual stages Wj
watch tho progression of tho horo to
a solf-sncrinclng, hlgh-hcnrted volun-
teor. Tho montn.! stages that ho pass,
fd through will bo recognized by
many a loyal Amorlcaivus exactly tha
fight they fought, tho battles thoy had
with themselves until thoy camo to
tho full realization of "The Thing We
Love."
Tho Lincoln County Toacher'a Tn.
stltuto will bo hold Soptembor 2d to
utn inciusivo in tho high school
minding. Tho Instructors will bo Dr,
ujins. MCKonucy, Ypsltantl, Mich.,
Prof. A. V. Teed, of Wayno and Miss
1 I TT 1 . .
ivnuo iiHiuguu, oi Liincoin. A recop
tlon to tho teachora will bo held at tho
Franklin fudltorlum on tho Cvonlng
m uiu mmnuig uay
EUGENE REAL, Candidato for tho
uomocratlo nomination for roprtBent
ntlvo of tho 77th District,
Born nnd raised in Nnhrnnim
Rosldont of Ketlh countv if. vnnrs
Sorved as Sheriff of Koith county
nino years.
war imd PhilliVpIno ) Insurrection
la8y m uo. "j" Jst. Nob. Roc't.
Served In tho SpanlBh-Amorlcan
iiopiresontativo 77Ui Dlst. 1917-18,
If my, 60rvlce8 In tho taut T.ntrlnln.
turor merit your continued suppjort,
i sua it appreciate tho samo.
EVGENE DEAL.
FORUNITEDSTATES SENATOR
FORMER GOVERNOR
JOHN H. MOREEJEAD
WANTED - RAGS
2 to 3 cents per pound.
We also pay tho highest market
price for hldos, all kinds of Junk
NORTH PLATTE HIDE, IRON
& METAL CO. Phone Red 200.
Ordlnanco No. 01!.
BEING THE GENERAL LEVY OF
TAXES ON THE PROPERTY OF
HE CITY OF NORTH PLATTE.
NEBRASKA, FOR REVENUE PUR-
OSES, DURING THE FISCAL
EAR, COMMENCING THE SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST. 1918.
BE It ordained bv tho Mnvnr nml
Council of tho city of North Piatt?,
Nebraska.
Section 1, Taxes aro horoby lovied
1 all of tho nrnnF.rtv wIMHn Hip
limits of tho city of North Platte, Lln-
oin uotinty, iNoornska, at tho rato ot
mills' on tho dollar of the assessed
a".uation thereof, for thn ncrnnsn nf
paying intoreat and principal on tho
Ono Hundred Thousand Dollar Water
Bonds Issued by said city.
bectlon II. Taxes aro hereby lovied
on nil of the nrrtnnrtv within Mip
limits of said city at tho rato of 2
nuns on tno uoiinr oi tho aosesseu
aluatlon for tho nurnoso of navinc
the interest and principal on ,tho
Bonds heretofore Issued by said City.
Sopllnn TIT. Tnvna nrn linreliv lfv.
Inil on nil nf llin nrnnnrtv within tlin
limits of f.aid city at the rato of 3r4
mills on the dollar of tho nssessed
valuation thoreor, for tho purpose of
r.nvlntr Mm Intorowt nn Tivnlvn Tlinim.
and Dollar Bridgo Bonds heretofore
issued uy sam uity.
Section-IV. Taxes aro horoby lev
ied on H'.l of tho property within tlio
limits of snld city at tho rate of
mill on tho dollar of tho assessed
valuation thereof, for tho purposo ot
pnylng the Interest on Ten Thousand
Dollar Bridco Bonds heretofore in-,
rueu uy sam rityt.
hection V. Taxes aro horebv levied
on all of tho property within the
limits of Bald city at the rato of V
mil1, on the dollar valuation thoreof,
for the purpose of paying interests on
the Twolvo Thousand Dollar Fire
Station Bonds herotoforo issued by.
3ald City.
Sovtlon VI. Taxo3 aro hereby lov
ied on all of tho property within tho
limits of tho said city at the rato of
Vi mill on tho dollar of the assessed
valuation thoreof, for tho Tmrpcso ot
nnvlnir thn Intnrpnt. on tho Twolvn
Thousand Dollar Park Bonds hereto
fore Issued by ald City.
Section VII, Taxes, aro hereby lov
ied on all ot tho property within tho
limits nf thn Rnhl Htv nt. thn rntn nt
A-A mill on tho dollar of tho assessed
initiation thoreof, for tho puropso of
'paying tho Interests on tho Sixteen
"ImilCf.llil TlrJMnn nn ,tl Tr..,.l 1.
tofore Ibsued by said City.
Section VIII. Taxos aro horoby
levied on all of tiro property within
the limits of said city at tho rate' of, 8
mills on the dollar of asBoscd -valua
tion thereof, for general rovenuo pur
poses ot said olty for tho fiscal begin
ning tho second Monday of Aueust
191S.
Section IX. Taxes aro horfiby lev
led on nil of tho proporty within tho
l'mlts of osld city at tli'o "rate ot 2
mills on tho dollar ot tho aHRosnnd
valuation thoreof,, for tho public
llhrnrv fliml tn lu nrrinnilnil In 41,n
malntonanco of tho froo public library
of said city for said fiscal yoar.
Section X. Taxos aro hereby lovied
on tr.t of tho proporty within tho
Units of, said city nt tho rato of ono
and Vj mills on tho dollar of tii
seesod valuation' to bo expended for
the mnlntenunco of public parks In
snld city for thasald fiscal year.
Section XI Taxes alio horoby lov-
leu on an of tho property within tho
limits ot said city nt the rato of 4
mil's on tho dollar nf thn nsfmaunil
valuation thoreof, for tho payment or
mo ugnting or streets and alloys ot
tald city for said fiscal year.
Soctlon XII. Taxes aro horoby lov
ied on till tho property within tho
limits of said city, at tho rato of 2V,
mills on tho dollar ot tho assossoei
valuation thoreof, to ba expended in
uio mamtenanco and Hushing ot
towers.
btction XIII. Taxos aro hr,rni,
levied oa all ot tho iproperty within
V iiiJ 'If. i Sal,d11c,tl a,1"" rato ot on August 23, 1918. at 9 o'clock a. m
J mum on tho dollar nf thn mio0.i'iinn vn i ..,
vMiuation tnoreor. Tor tho fire depart
ment nnd tho paying for flro protec
tion for said flscri! year.
Section XIV. Taxes aro horoby
- - - - -. ...w ..Qauonini
levied on all of tho proporty within
ttio limits of said city at tho rato of
mills on tho dollar valuation
thereof, for tha cemotory fund, to be
expended In tho malntonanco and up
keep of the cemetery for said fiscal
year.
i-ection XV. This ordlnanco shall
take effect and bo In forco from and
after Its passag'e, approval and pub
Jlcatlon according to law.
Passed and approved this Cth daj
of August, 1918.
HENRY WALTEMATH, Mayor.
Attest: O. E. ELDER, City Clerk.
(SEAL)
Mako your family comfortable,
tot onlj this Snmmor M for
ninny Summers. . Buy an Elec
tric Fan. Divide tho price bj
tho years Oicy last.
North Platte Light
& Power Co.
NORTH PLATTE
..Genera! Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Blcck North ot Postoflicc.
Phone 58,
A modern institution for th
scientific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement casei.
Completely equipped X-Ray
nnd diagnostic laboratories.' .
. Staff:
Geo. B. Dent. M. D. V. Lncas, M. D.
J.B. Redfieia. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
Phono 308
ALBERT A. LANE,
Dentist
Itooms 1 and 2 Belton Building ,
North Platte, Nebraska,
W. E.FLYNN
ATTOliSEY-AT-LAW
Office over McDonald Bank.
Office Phono 113C Kos. riiouo 1120
NOTICE.
In tho COUntV court of Lincoln noun.
ty, Nebraska.
In tho matter of tho Estate of .Tnmna
O. Gorman, deceased
To tho Creditors, heirs nnrt nil nor.
80118 interested in said estate.
Notice is liorehv clvnn t.hnt Pnthnrlnn
U Alplno filed her petition in this
court on tho 24th day of July, 1918,
to secure a determination ot tho time
of the death of James O. Gorman, de
ceased, aim or his heirs, tho degroo
of kinship and tho right of descent of
tho real property belonging to said
deceased, towit, an undivided one-half
interest in tha southeast quarter
(SWA) Of SOCtlon ton fim. Inwnnliln
sixteen (1G), rango twonty-sevon (27),
west, uui i'. m. ana to har all olaims
and demands against said estate.
Whether duo or tn hncnmn ilnw nptiml
or contingent, tho said petition alleg
ing uiat tno sam James O. Gorman,
ddparted this lifo intestate on March
5. 190R. Iinlnir nt thn tlnm nf 1,1a .lnotl.
' . " ""a " w w.w V . .aid ubllblt
a rosldont of Jollet; Will county, IllJJ
anu inai nis wmow, Annetto Gorman,
lnnoritea a lire estate in tho real eatato
above described and tho petitioner1
herein, tho titlo In fee thereto, -subject
to tho said Ufa estato.
Tho said petition will bothtard bo
foro tho countv court In the court
houso, ln tho city of North OUatto,
county or Lincoln, and stato oUXo
braska, on tho 28th flay of August,
1918, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Win. II. C. WOODHURST.
J30-al0 County Judge.
Notice of Final Ttenorf.
E8tato No. 1R47 of Kara T. Mltnholl
deceased In tho County Court of Lin
coln uouiuy. isoiirasKo.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, to all per
sons interPRtnri In RnliT Tatntn tnlrn
notico thattho oxcutor has filed a
i i . ...
iiuui account anu report or nis admin
istration nnd a petilon for final sottlo
mont nnd discharge as such, and for a
decree of distribution, which havo
beon sot for hoarlng boforo said couTt
whon you may appear and contest Uio
same.
Dated July 29. 1918.
WM. II. C. WOODHURST.
J30-A20 County Judge.
J. B. JtEDFIELl).
THYSICIAN & SUKGE(
Successor to
Drs. Rodflcld & Redflotll
PHYSICIAN &SURG EONS HOSPITAL
Office Phone 642 Res. Phonn 67
Offlce phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C , DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platto, - Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
Wanted Rags
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
The Artificial Iceland
Cold Storage Co.
Announced that It Is prepared to fur
nlsh all consumers with DEEP 1YELL
Artltlcal Ice.
PHONE 40 and your orders
will bo Promptly Filled.
SCHINERNCER UNDERTAKING
COMPANY.
NORTH PLATTE'S MODERN FUNERAL
HOME.
AUTO SERVICE LADY ATTENDANT
PRIVATE CHAPEL. '
PHONES DAY 023. NIGHT 930.
609 LOCUST.
Legal Notice.
William A. Hayes, defendant, wiil
take notico that on tho 14th day of
June, A. D. 1918, tho Coates Lumber
& Coal Company, plaintiff herein, filed
its petition and affidavit for attach
ment in the County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, against said Wil
liam A. Hayes, tho object and 'prayer
of which is to collect from the defen
dant, the sum of Two Hundred Sixty
one and 54-100 Dollars ($261.54.) with
Interest thereon at 7 plea" cent from
March 27th, 1918, for lumber and
building material sold by plaintiff to
defendant That tho Uunion Pacific
Railroad Company, a corporation, has
beon garnisheed on attachment issued
in said action and 'plaintiff prays for
Judgment against tho money thus gar
nisheed in tho hands of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, and an or
der that the money in tho hands of
said garnishee may bo applied to tho
saUdfaotlon of saidi Judgment. Yjou
aro rclqulro to answer said 'petition on
or before September 2d, 1919.
COATES LUMBER & COAL COM
PANY, Plaintiff,
By Hoagland & Hoagland, Its At
torneys. AG-4w.
j PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
i ) AMENDMENT
The following proposed amondmont
to tho constitution of tho Stato ot
Nebraska, as hereinafter set forth in
full, Is submitted to tho electors of
tho Stato of Nebraska to bo voted
.upon at tho general election to bo
hold Tuesday, November 5th, A. D.
.1918:
A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend
Soction ono (1) of Article soven (7)
ot the Constitution of tho Stato of
Nebraska.
Be It Resolved by tho Legislature of
tho State of Nobraska:
Soctlon 1. That Soction Ono of Ar
ticle Sovon of tho Constitution of tho
Stato of Nebraska bo and tho samo
horoby Is amended by striking out tho
following words:
"Second. Persons of foroign birth
who Bhall havo declared their Inten
tion to become cltlzons comformably
to the laws of the United States, on
tho subject of naturalization, at least
thirty days prior to an election."
And inserting in tho place of tho
words so stricken, the following
words:
"Second. Persons of foreign birth
who ahall have becomo citizens of the
United States by naturalisation or
( otherwise conformably to the laws of
tho United States at least thirty days
prior to an election.
, Soc. 2. That at the goimral elec
tion nineteen hundred and eighteen
1(1918) thoro shall bo submitted to tho
electors of tho Statn for th
or rejection tho foregoing proposed
nuiunumcni 10 mo constitution relat
ing to tho right of suffrago. At such
election, on tho ballot of each elector
voting for or against said proposed
amendment, shall be written or printed
tho words: "For proposed amend
ment to tho constitution relating to
the right of suffrago," and "Against
said proposed amondmont to tho con
stitution relating to the right of
Buffrago." k
Sec. 3. If such amendment shall
be approved by a majority of all
doctors voting at such oloctlon, said
amondmont shall constitute Soction
Ono (1) Article Sevon (7) of the Con
stitution of tho State of Nobraska.
Approved, April 9, 1918.
KEITH NEVILLE,
Attest: Governor. !
CHARLES W. POOL
. . acrii.ary.of.tat2J,
GEO. D. DENT,
Plisyictnn and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Surgery
nnd Obstrctrlcs.
Office: Building & Loan Building
Phones: Offlco 130, Residence 115
DEURYltEKRY & FOKIJES,
Licensed Embamers
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Day Phone 234.
Night Phone Black G38.
Legal Notice.
Notico is hereby given that by vir
tue of an adjif ters Hon filed in tho of
flce of tho county clerk of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, ln tho first day of
July. 191i(, upon the following des
scrlbod chattel proporty to-wlt: Ono
bay horsf about 11 years old, weight
about 1100 lbs., and ono gray horse
about 12 years old, weight about 1200
lbs.; now ln my possession, ns tho
property of George Wickham; I will
at 2 oclock p. m. on the 27th day oi
August, 1918, at the Mrs. Malone farm
on Soction 12, Township 14, Rangu
30, sell at public auction to-the high
est bidder for cash tho horses abovo
described to satisfy my adjisters lien
for tho sum of $31.00 and costs of lien
and sale.
aC-3 ARTHUR STEWART.
Notice.
Charles Bacon, will take notice that
on the 2Cth day of June, 1918, W. II. C.
Woodhurst. ludtre of thn rnimtv raurf
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, issued an
uiuui ui iiiuiuuiuuni ior mo sum or
One hundred thirty-one 50-100 dollars
($131.'0) With interest anil onata In on
action pending boforo him, wherein
uxauuo ueL,aney is pialntiff and
Charles Bacon is defendants That
property of tho defendant, consisting
of money due the said defendant from
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
has been attached tinder said order.
Said cause was continued to Monday,
tho 26th day of A-rcnat. 1MR nt in
o'clock a. m.
CLAUDE DELANEY, Plaintiff.
By A. MULDOON. HIr Attnrnnv
J23-3 wks.
Order Fixing Claim Days.
In the Mattor of the TCainto
emiah Snyder, Deceased.
Now on this 1st dav of Aiimint 111
it is ordered bv the court that, th
ecutor bo allowed one year from this
uate in winch to settle said estate,
anu creditors will be allowed until
the Oth day .of March. 1019. in fit
their claims, after said date claims
will be forever barred. That on the
Gth day of September, 1918, and the
um nay oc March, 1919, at 9 oclock
a. m. of each of said days.the court
and tho executor will attend at tho
county court room in said county to
receive, examine, h6ar, allow and ad
Just claims. That notice of tills or
der bo given creditors and all per
sons interested in said estate by pub
lication of a notice for four succes
sive weeks immediattf.y preceding the
diu uay oi Koptemner, 1918, in tho
North Platto Tribune, a leirni
weekly newspaper printed and pub-
usueu in Lincoln county, Nebraska.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
aG-4 County Judge.
Notice for IMibllcatlonT
Serial No. 0G112.
U. S. Land Offlco at North Platto.
Nobr., Ja:y 24, 1918.
Notico Is hereby given that Austin
L. Fletcher, of North Platte, Nebr.,
Who. on June 16. 1914. mdo Hmno.
stead entry No. 06112, for E of NE4,
aecuon iu, Township 11 N., Rango 30
W Gth Principal Meridian, hns filed
notice of Intention to mako final three
year Proof, to establsh claim to tho
land above described, before tho Reg
ister and Receiver, at North Pintto
Nebr , on tha 29th day of August 1918.'
Claimant names as witnesses: L.
Smith, Fred Wheeler, Bolvln Darrab
and Martin Magnuson. all of North
PJattc, Nebr.
E. J .EAMES, Register.
Notico to Creditors.
In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
In tho Mattor of tho Estate of John
Bratt, Deceased.
Notico Is hereby clvon to an v nn1
all persons having claims and demands
against tho estato of tho said John
Bratt, deceased, that the 18th day of
iNovemuEir, imtj, nas been set and
appointed ns the day for tho recep
tion, examination, adjustment and al
lowance of lawful dlaitns and demands
of all persons, against said estate and
that tho county court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska will at said time re
ceive, cKamlno, adjust and allow all
such claims against said estato, as
provided by law, a,t tho County Court
Room in tho court houso In tho city
of North Platto, Lincoln County, Ne
braska, and all
in said estato, -will appear at said time
anu 1)1809 anu auly present their said
claims and demands ln tho manner
rea'ulred bV law. or Show rnimn fnn nnt
so doing, and In. case any of eatd
claims anu uemanus shall not be pre
sented on or prior to tho said 18th day
of November, 1918, tho same shall bo
forever barred.
I testimony whereof, I have signed
this notico and affixed
said court this lGth day of July, 1918.
vm. ii. j. wuudhukst, Co. Judge.
J23-A15. '
NOTICE FOR PU11LI0ATI0N.
Serial No. 05371, Department of tho
Interior.
U. S. Land Office. Norfh PinHn
Nebraska, July 19, 1918.
Notico is horoby given that Minnlo
Eliza Soeso, formerly Minnlo Eliza
McGuiro, of North Platto, Nob., who
on Fob. 8th, 1912, mado Homestead
entry, No. 05371, for E& of SE4, sec
tion 2, township 11 N. rango 30 W. 6th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of intontion to mako final threo year
proof, to establish fCalm to tho land
above doscrlbod, beforo tho Register
and Rocelvor, at North Platto, Neb.,
on tho 28th day of August, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
JOSB Hlcllberiror. of North PlntlA Moli
Andy Howard, of Wollfloet, Nob.
Martin Magnuson. of North Platto.
Scott Shaner. of BIgnoll, Neb.
E. J. EAMES. nnplntAr
J23-A23.