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WIS. L. HA HE, Editor and Publisher
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Entored at North Platto. Nebraska,
Postofflco as Second ClasB Matter,
""'TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1018.
WO AMERICAN OFFENSIVE
, TO STAKT NEXT SI'JtlNO.
WARNS RAILROAD MEN
AGAINST LACK OF COURTESY.
Exports at Washington are all of
the opinion that tho gronlost and
nnal battlos of the war will ho fought
next Summer.
Gonoral Marcli. heforo tho sonato
commute o, stated that tho two mil
lion and threo hundred thousand
drafted men available for Borvlce this
fnSl will bo In Franco bofore Juiift of
next yoar, thus Riving America an
army on the wostorn front alono of
four million mon.
ThU numlnr Is consldorerl capable
A HOME NURSING CLASS 's
WILL HE ORGANIZED SOON.
WONDERFUL WORDS
A
A class In Homo Nursing WJH be
organized this fni'.l under the' dlrqfetlori
of Mm Red Cross. ' K'
During th;i past month a drive for
nurses has boon conducted aili'ovei
tho country and Lincoln county ha
moro than filled her quota. Thesf
young wornVm will servo In hospital!
and cantonments of this country lb re
leaso tho trained nurses for work
among tho wounded In Franco. ThH
will leave a grtat shortago of nurses
at homo and tho burdon of caring for,
From a North Platto citizen. .
Is your back lame rind painful?
Does It ache especially after exer
tion Is there a soreness In tho kidney
region?
Those symptoms suggest weak kid
neys? If so tlit.ro is danger In delay.
Woak kIdnoy8 gila fast wcakor.
GIvo your trdublo prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
klunoys.
Wm. 0. McAdoo, director general of
railroads, Iibb Issued Gonoral Order
No. 40 under dato of August 19th as
follows !
To nil omployeos In tho railroad
service of tho United States:
Complaints havte reached mo from
time to tlmo that employees aro not
treating the public with as much con
sideration and courtosy iu,nder Govern
ment control of the railroads as undor
private control. I do not know how
much courtesy was accorded the pub
lic undor 'prlvato control, and I have
no basis, therefore for accurato com
parison. I hope, howowr, that tho re
ports of discourtesy under Govern
ment administration of 'tho railroads
are Incorrost, or that they aro at least
confined to a relatively Csw cases.
Whntovor may bo tho merits of thoso
complaints, thoy draw attention to a
question which Is of the utmost Jm-
portnnco In th managoincnt of the
raljroads,
For many years It was popularly
bollovcd that "tho (public bo flammed':'
policy was tho policy of tho railroads
undor private control. Such a policy
Is Indofonslb-.o -cilther wider prlvato
control or Government control. It
would bo particularly Indofonslblo un
der public control when railroad
cmil'.oyccs nro tho direct servants of
the public. "The public bo dammed"
policy will In no circumstances boUol.
eratr'd'on tho railroads undor Govorn
ment control. Every employee of tho
railroad should tako prldb In serving
tho pub'.lc courteously and oftlclontly
Courti'sy costs nothing and when It Is
dispensed, it makes friends of 'tho
public' mid- adds to tho solf-rcspect of
tho employee.
My nttontion has also boon called
to tho fact that employees hnvo some
time offered ns an oxcuso for .Uliolr
own shortcomings or as a Justification
,iiu,1 tr.ilna nv othor iltfflcultlOS
IUI uumjv... v ' . . 1
t no siniomum mm. ui
running ho railroads now" or "These
nro McAiloo's orders," etc. Nothing
cour.d bo raorti roprohcnslhlo than
statements of this character, and
nothing could bo moro nurtful to the
bucccsh of tho Railroad Admlnldrra
tion or to tho ' welfare of, railroad
employees tlewisolves. No doubt, those
who have made them luivo dono so
thoughtlossly in most instances, but
i:he harm Is Just ns groat If a thing
of this sort is dono thoughtlcsaly as
K It la donln dollhorately.
There are many people who for
lmrUaan or selfish purposes wish
Government operation of tho rallronds
to bo a failure. Every employe who
Is discourteous to title public or makos
oxrusos or Btntomonta of tho kind -I
havo deacrlhrid, Is helping thoso parti,
pan or solllsh Interests to dlcrodlt
aovorniiiont contrcl! of railroads.
Recently tho wagitia of Railroad om
ployeos were largely Increased. In
volving an addition to railroad opera
ting Kponsos of moro than $476,000,
000 ner annum. In ordor to moot this
incrouao, tho. public has boon called
unon l o nay largely Increased lias
Bongor and freight ratios. Tho people
havo accented this now bunion encor
MIy and patriotically. Tho kwst that
every employoo can do In return Is to
servo tho public courteously, taitn
fully and efficiently.
A great roftponRlbllllty nnd duty rest
upon tho rai.voad omployeos of tho
United States. Upon tlioir loyaltyi
officloncy and patriotism dopondB in
large purl America's succoss and tlio
ovorthrow of tho Kalsor and ulljtlmt
he rcprcsew'fl. Lot us not fall to mens
nro up to our duty, and to tho domund
of the nubile that railroad sorvlco
shall not only bo offlclont, but that It
shaPl always, bo courteously ndmlnls
torcd.
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GE1LMANS LOSE SIX MILLION
SINCE BEU1NNINU OF AVAIL
Tlnntl Milu Mrr1i IMntfrt (nallmnnV
of smashing tho German linos and the sick wIK fall in great moaaurojiip- Mrs. E. I. Jenkins, 821 North Dewey
decisively dcfoatlng tho enomy army. " "i" uniimiieu wu.n 1.1 mu iiomr Rtreot pays: "I havo had no occasion
With an army or four million Am- Thoroforc it Is of tho utmost lmpor- to use Doan's Kidney Pills for years,
erlcans in Franco the allies can tanco that every girl and woman a8 1 i,avo enjoyed excellent heaMi.
strlko when thoy 'pleaso and whore, should recolMn some eduactlon along Howovor, I hawn't forgotten the ex-
tlm mllltnrv rucnnrta stntf and they tllOBd lilies. A part Of tho mission ofinnrinnnn T ouon linil with Doan's and
can go through tho Hun tines for any the Hod Cross Is to organize classes In jr am ready to glvo them credit for
obVictlvc that might havo been sot. Hyglcno and Homo Nursing that thc.puttlng my kidneys In good condition;
The program as outlined by tho homo woman may bo able to care for nnd romovlng backache and tho other,
allied commanders calls for a glalit her own sick to assist, if nocessary In disorders I had at thai:, time."
offonBlvo on line western front in 1910, hospitals of her own town, and t.-j Prlco GOc, at all doalors. Don't 1
tmrrlod out on a scalo that will sur- havo thfe knowledgo of hygiono noce j simply ask for a kidney remedy got
paps any oftorts hortitoforo made Tjy sary to prevent sickness. Tho Lincoln Doan'a Kidney PI'.ls tho samo that
olthor the onomy or the allied powers, i-ounty uinptor is preparing to organ Mrs. Jenkins had. Fostor-MIlburn Co.,
Tho number of troops in tho fhi'.d at ; zo a ciass in 1101110 wursing early ln.Mfgs., Buffalo, N. Y.
that tlmo wJlt dctormlno tho out
come of wuch an action.
Oormany is expected to put forth
peiacc offers In tho fall of 1919, or
prior to that tlmo. but she will bo
forced Ur offer such terms by the fall
of noxt ybar as are a sufficient guar
antee to tho allies to grant an nrm
lsllc of hostilities.
Tho allied military pixperts oven
boliovo thnt tho enomy will bo
forced to offer terms In the fall of
next year and that they will bo such
that thoy will ho accepted nnd can bti
signed- by all bclllgoronts In tho win
ter of 1919 or In tho spring of 1920.
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OVEK 1,100.000 FIGHTING MEN
AltE NOW IN FltANCE.
t hlof of Staff March announces that
theri aro now In Franco ono million
four hundred and fifty thousand
American lighting mon.
By Juno of next year, tho chief of
staff stated, there would bo at lonst
MirifO and a half millions of men
across tho Hca. fighting undor tho
Stars and Stripes.
Owing to hotter fncllltlos mon aro
going across fastor now than over bo-fop-,
it waB stated, although !tho flow
had slowed up somewhat during tho
past few weoks.
T!Oro ,was a siowing up of troop
transportation during tho last month,
duo to Mo heavy shipments of men
and material made In tho months of
May and Juno and tho foro part of
July. This necessitated laying ;up
some of the transports for repairs and
overhauling. Now tho big steamers ark
all ready again to tako itholr cargoes
ovorseas and tho noxt sixty days win
witness sonw rocord troop movomont.
It is Hinted.
Indications aro that during tho win-
tor monllhs hundrods of thousands of
Amorlcans will bo sent to Franco, a I seas; hor languago from tho Bchools;
Tho total of German lossos from tho
beginning of tu wm to tho end of
July. 1918, aro understood to bo (i.uuu,
000, according to tho morning nows
panors.
Tho figures Include 1,400,000 killed
up to t ho boglnnlng of tho Gicirman
offonslvo last March. From March
27 to Juno 17 tho Germans aro said
to havo lost 120,000 killed alono.
Germany has acknowledged that
hor mnn-powor 1b dwindling In pro'por
tlons groat onou'gh to cause anxiety
to tho high command. Tho toll Itakon
by tho allied armlos, and tli(d prospect
of being confronted by ovory growing
American forces bafl ausod Gonoral
Ludcudorff to Isbuo Imperative ordorB
for a vigorous, immodlata comb-out in
tho Gorman army In ordor to recover
from auxiliary units all mon capabl
of entering lUio flighting line.
Appondod to tho ordor nrju spoclal
instructions to Field Marshal von
Mnckonscn and General von Schlotz
to mnko "a groator demand upon tho
local personnel! ' iustoad of using Gor
mana in tlio auxiliary services ua ro
InforcemcntB,
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"I'oiiKcItMitloiiK Ohjectot' UenlcncotL
A dlspntsh from ,Camp Moade, Md
sayB: privnto llorrman ljundonson, a
"coiiBclentloua objectoi, ha", boon
saved from tho flrlr.K squad by Prusi
dent Wilsou. but li!t must servo fifteen
years nt Fort Loavonworth nnd re
ceive a dishonorable dlschargo for tils
actions. Iiuulonson failed to fill out
liis qucstiotmlro and did not roport
for sgrvido whon callod by a Harrls
burg draft board.
Tho court-martial found him guilty
of desortlon and dlsobodleiipo of or
ders and lmposod the doath penalty.
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Cbrlstlan Sclenco eorvlco Sunday at
11 a. m Sunday school 12 noon. Wed
nesday evening mootings 8 p. m., Dutld
lng and Loaji building. Room 25,
SopbtJiiber. Miss Boyd, sunorlntcndont
of the North Platto Gonoral Hospital
will bo the Instructor, nnd tho course
will bo of great valnjr, not only to the
Btudont who enrolls but also to the
community. Tho course consists of
flftoen lessons, and as the number of
studonts must necessarily bo limited
thoso desiring to join the class arc
requested to communicate as soon as
posslblo with Mrs. G. T. Fields or Mrs.
York Hlnman.
: :o: :
Germans Wronged Most. '
That Imperial group of gangsters
kuown as tho German war party haw
committed unspoakablo wrongs upon
tho world. Thoy have devastated
Iift.'gluni and deported tho Belgians.
They have trampled ovor France and
despised tho French. They navel rained
uoatn on England and hated tho En
glish. Thoy havo Involved Itussla nnd
b. trayed tho Russians. And so on to
tho end of the bitter chapter.
But no nation has been so perman
ently and Irroparably wronged as
Germany; no peeJplo so completely
ruined ns tho Germans. Belgium has
been given a position of imperishable
fnmo in tho world's history. So long
as (.ho stars shall shine no ono will
over call the French "a decadent
pooplo." Russia has started on her
long Journoy toward freedom. England
has, written a now and glorious chap
ter In hor history. Italy Is at Inst a
roal centralized nation. Amorlcdlias
becomo tha world's greatest champion
of liberty. But Gormany . If the war
should end tomorrow sho Is a ruined
nation; her peopljcl arc bopolessty dis
graced. Llko n blind Samson she has
pulled down the fair temple that has
taken hor five hundred years to ere'et.
uermany lias becomo an out cast
nation. Her colonies aro taken from
hor; hor commelrco awopt from tho
OL. ED KIERIG,
Auctioneer.
General Farm Sales n Specialty.
References and Dates nt First
Nntlonnl Hnnk, North Finite, Nebr.
Phone 1000.
far groator numbor than th govern
mont undertook to transport 'last
year.
Tho department is buu mtorositou
In reaching the hoped for. flgurie of
four million men In Franco -within n
year and to got this roSUlt tho trans
ports will havo to no Kept moving
steadily throughout tho winter
months,
;:o.:
Hoys Express Thanks.
North Kansas VMy
Aug.10, 1918.
Fdltor Tribune:
Wp wish to oxpriths our apprecia
tion to tho Sammy Girls and tho
pooplo or Norm l'latto lor 1110 way wo
wero ttlmtcd on leaving for this place.
Our train 'picked up mon all Itlio way
to Omaha and wo wore met by Rod
Cross Indies onrouto who gavljl us post
cards, clgitrottos and gum. Wo bojlove
that North Platto and Lincoln county
give? U19 )'s 1110 W t send off of any
piaco wnoro wo si,oppeu, unii our com
fort kits boat any wo havo sc?m yet,
end we will alwnyB remombor our
frlondB who gave thorn to us.
WM. HENRY CLARK
FRED ELLSWORTH
E. RAY MAROVISH
EARL WOODRUFF
LEO MLLS
ERNEST VANBUSKIRK
ARTHUR DISCOE
THOMPSON BIGHAM
OSCAR FARNSTROM
Nebraska Lends In Autos.
Tho number of alujto Ucontfch Issued
In Nebraska during tho presont yonr
up to August 1, Is 107,400. Tho numbor
issued during tnia onuro yenr xvii was
1 18 101, Nebraska will probnWly main
tain hor record of owning moro cars
ppr capita Ithnn any other state In tho
Union.
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Good appetite, vigor and choeirful
spirits follow tho uso of Prickly Ash
Bitters. 'It inirllloa tho Btomach, llvor
and bowolB and makes Ufa worth llv-
nlg, Prlco ?1.25 per bottlo. Gununoro-
Dont Drug Co.. Spoclal Agents.
hor goods debarred from tho world's
markets, (it doe.a not matter "what
laws aro passed, ,'Mado in Germany"
wm 00 Bumciont to tiamn ner mercn
andlsQ for many a year.) Hor limita
tion for art .and culture has become
li by-word. Tho bloody footprint 'of
tho Hun will bo seen on ovelry page' of
Jier former glorious record. WJion
hor symphonies arxi played men will
hoar tho shrieks of murdorod children
anu ravisneu women. When her cul
ture 1b mentioned mon will think of
Edith Cavoll. When her religion Is
spokeli of tho world wiW sneer.
Novor was there a nation so com
pioioiy ruinou. Mover a people bo
destitwo or overytlung worthwhile.
If there is any class of people tiat
has reason to hate these autocratic
murdorors It Is tho GEtmnn ncdilo.
Our Gorfnan friends can novor again
Bpeak with pride of their "fathorland."
Ihtiy can nover speak tholr natlvo
tonguo without bolng Buro that tho
vory cadence of It will cause somo
ono to shudder. It 1b a telrrible loss
to a man when ho can no longer bo
proud of tho land of his birth, and to
ho 'proud of Gormnny today is to con-
dono her daBtardly deeds. Tho right
thinking Gorman must feol as ono
would if his fnthor had turned out
law and his mother a harlot. Surely
tho German peoplo havo boon terribly
wrongod. Such wrongs can nover bo
righted. Solocted.
:o:
That "all In" fooling so common In
hot weathor Is not duo to boat alono,
but to an unhealthy condition In tho
liver, stomach nnd bowels. To pro
vent a spell of Blckneds tako Prickly
Ash Bitters, It Is an excotlont system
clonnsor and regulator. Prlco $1.25 ier
bottle. aummor,o-Dont Drm'g Co,
Spoclal Agents.
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Money to Loan.
Plenty of six per cent money to loan
on farms and ranches, interest pay
able annually with prlrllego of pay
lng part or all nt any tlmo. Loans
closed promptly. No delay.
HUC1IANAN & FATTERSON.
DR. J. S. TWINEM.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Physician, Surgeon, Obstetrician. X-Ray.
For your comfort and accommodation The Nurse Brown
Memoriol Homeopathic Hospital. Homeopathic medicine for
acuto and chronic diseases. A trial will convince you that there
ia'.no system of treatment its equal.
Office phone 183. Residence phone 283.
Hospital Phone 110.
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C . DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus' Building.
It. BEIHTEL1).
PHYSICIAN & SUBGEOK
Successor to
Drs. Redflold & Redflold
PHYSICIAN SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Office Phone 642 Res. Phone 678
'honu 308
Ti f
ALBERT A. LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Bclton Building.
North Platte, Nobraskaj
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office over McDonald Hnnk.
Office Phono 11.1C Res. Phono 1120
Wanted Rags
2 Cents a Pound.
Must by dry and packed in
sacksj
We pay big price for Scrap
Iron and all kinds of
Metal.
L. LIPSHITZ
DEJIBYBEHHY & FOltHES,
Licensed Embamers
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Day Phono 234.
Night Phono Black 538.
WANTED - RAGS
2 to 3 cents per pound.
We also pay tho highest market
price for hidos, all kinds of unk .
NORTH PLATTE HIDE, IRON
& METAL CO. Fhono Red 2C0.
SCHNERINGER UNDERTAKING
COMPANY.
NORTH PLATTE'S MODERN FUNERAl
HOME.
AUTO SERVICE LADY ATTENDANT
PRIVATE CHAPEL
PHONES DAY 623. NIGHT 030.
609 LOCUST.
r
Don't Fail to Obtain Our Prices on
Wheat, Oafs, Barley, Rye
Hay and Alfalfa
You will have more dollars in your pocket
HARRINGTON MERCANTILE COMPANY
Mnko your family comfortable,
tot only this Summer (it for
many Snmmors.. Buy nn Elec
tric Fan. Divide tho prlco by
tho years thoy Inst.
North Platte Light
& Power Co.
GEO. B. DENT,
Phsylclan and Surgeon.
Special Attention GIron to Surgery
and Obstrotrlcs
Offlce: Building & Loan Building
Phones: Offlco 130, Rcsidenco 116
Hospital Phone Black 033
House Phono Black 633
W.-T. ritlTCIIARD.
Graduate Veterinarian
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218, south Locust St.
one-half block southwest of tho
Court House.
Notlco of Petition.
Estate No. 1577 of Hattlo K. And-
russ, deceased in tho County Court
of Lincoln County, Nebraska.
The Stato of Nebraska, To all
persons interested in said Estato take
notioa that a tpotltion lias boon filed
for tho appointment of Edward
Spccht as Administrator of said Es
tato, which has been sot for hearing
heroin on SopfcEBiiber C, 1918. at 9
o'clock a. m.
Dated August 8, lsis.
WM. H. C. WOODHUHST.
A13-3w County Judco.
NORTH PLATTE
-General Hospital..
, (Incorporated)
One Hall Block Nortb ol Postoflice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for the
scientific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement cases.
Complstely equipped X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent. M. D. V. Lncas, M. D.
J.B. RedfifiH. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
The Artificial Ice and
Cold Storage Co.
Announces that It Is prepared to furi
nlsh nil consumers with DEEP 1YELL
Artlficnl Ice.
PHONE 40 and your orders
will be Promptly Filled.
Notice,
OrdtT of hearing of notitlon for
summary administration.
Stato of Nobraska, Lincoln County,
ss. in tho icoinity court, August 13th
ISMS.
In the matter of tho estato of
Lorenzo Wiser, deceased.
On roadlng and flWng tho petition
of Morrill Keith Novlllo praying that
tho rogular ' administration of Bald
Hstato be dlsponced with aa provided
by Chapter 185 of tho Nobraska Ses
son Laws of tho year 1915.
Ordor that Soptembor 20th, 1918 at
9 oclock a. m. as assigned hearing
said petition where tho holrs. crod
ltors and all persons Interested In
said ostato of Lorenzo Wiser, who
dlod In Octobor, 1890, a resident of
Lincoln county. Nobraska. Solzod of
somo mtorost In tho EVa of SWA anu
V of SE4 of section 30 township
14, rnngo 28. west of tho 0th P. M
All 'persons Interested In gold mnttdrs
and all creditors and holrs of said de-
ceabed may appear at county court to
bo heCd in and for said county Sctpt,
20. 1918. That paid Morrill Kolth
Novillo, tiotltlonor heroin is tho owner
by doc,d ofTconvoynnco to tho above
dcBcribetl land nnd that thepo pro
ceedings aro brought to detennino tho
hrlrrhln and right of doscout.
ThU order to bo printed for threo stltution of tho Stato of Nebraska.
6uccesblvo wooks Jn tho North Plntto Approved, April 9, 1918.
Tribune a legal newspaper, ipubllBhed kfith imfvii i k
lit Lincoln County, Nebraska, prior AUo8t. keith "v.LLE
to Sep ember 20Ui, 1918. ., w nonT
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST, CHARLES W, POOL
al9-s6 County Judge. CTry j?I Jita
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
Tho following proposed amendment
to the constitution of the State ot
.Nebraska, as hereinafter set forth in
full, Is submitted to the electors of
tho State of Nebraska, to bo voted
.upon at tho general election to bo
hold Tuesday, November 5th, A. D
1918:
A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend
Section one (1) ot Article seven (7)
of tho Constitution of tho Stato of
Nebraska.
Be It Resolved by the Legislature' of
the State of Nebraska:
Soctlon 1. That Section Ono of Ar-
tlclo Sovcn of the Constitution of tho
State of Nebraska bo and the samo
hereby is amended by striking out tho
rouowlng wonts:
"Second. Persons of foreign birth
who slinll havo declarod tholr lnton
tion to becomo cltlzons comformably
to the laws of tho United States, on
tho subject of naturalization, at least
thirty days prior to an election."
And Inserting in tho placo ot tho
words so stricken, tho following
wora8:
"Socond. Porsons of forolcn birth
Who shall have bocomo cltlzons of tho
United Stntes by naturalization or
otherwise conformably to the laws of
the United States at least thirty days
prior to an election.
Sec, 2. That at tho general elec
tion nlnoteon hundred nnd olghteon
1(1918) there shall bo submittod to tho
leloctors of tho stato for tholr approval
or rejection tho forogolng proposed
amendment to tho constitution relat
ing to tho right ot suffrage At fluch
oloctlon. on tho ballot of each oloctor
voting for or against said proposed
amendment, shall bo wrltton or printed
tho words: "For proposed amend
ment to tho constitution rotating to
the right of suffrage," nnd "Against
said proposed amendment to tho con
stitution relating to tho right ot
suffrage."
See. 3. If such amendment shall
bo approved by a majority of all
electors voting nt such election, said
nmondmont shall constitute Section
I Ono (1) Articlo Sevon (7) of tho Cca-
DOCTOR I). T. (JUIGLET "
Practice Limited to
Surgery and Until um Therapy
28 City National Hank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska,
Order Fixing Claim Hays.
In the Matter of tho Estate of Jer-
eminh Snyder, Deceased.
Now on this 1st day of AukusL 1918.
it is ordered by the court that the ex
ecutor bo allowed ono year from this
data in which to settle said estate,
and creditors will be allowed until
tho Cth day of March, 1919, to ft:,
tholr claims, after said dato claims
will bo forever barred. That on tho
Gth day of September, 1918, and the
6th day of Atarch, 1919, at 9 oclocX
m. of each of said days.tho court
and the executor will attend at the
county court room in said county to
receive, examine, near, allow and ad
just claims. That notico of this or
der be given creditors and all "per
sons interested in said estate by pub
lication of a noiico for four succes
sive weeks Immediately preceding the
Gtn day of September, 1918, in the
North Platte Tribune, a legal semi
weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished in Lincoln county, Nebraska.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
a6-4 County Judge.
Legal Notice.
Notico is hereby given that by vir
tue of an adjlfters lien filed in tho of
flco of the county clerk of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, in the first day of
July, 1918, upon the following deg
scrlbed chattel property to-wlt: One
bay horpe about 11 years old, weight
about 1100 lbs.; and one gray horso
about 12 years old, weight about 1200
lbs,; now in my possession, as tho
property of George Wlckham; I will
at 2 oclock p. m. on the 27th day 01
August, 1918, at tho Mrs. Malone farm
on Section 12, Township 14, Jtango
30, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash tho horses above
described to satisfy my adjlsters lien
for the sum of $31.00 and costs of lien
and sale. '
aG-3 ARTHUR STEWART.
Legal Notice.
William A. Hayes, defendant, will
take notico that on the 14th day of
June, A. D. 1918, the, 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 tho defen
dant, the sum of Two Hundred Sixty-
pno and 54-100 Dollars ($201.54,) with
interest thereon at 7 flix cent from
March 27th, 191S, for lumber and
building material sold by plaintiff to
defendant. That tlio Uunlon Pacific
Railroad Company, a corporation, has
been garalshecd on attachment Issued
in said action and 'plaintiff prays for
judgment against the money thus gar
nlsheed in tho hands of tho Union
Pacific Railroad Company, and an or
der that tho money in tho hands ot
said garnishee may be applied to the
satidfaotlon of said! judgment. You
are reiquiro to answer said petition on
or before September 2d. 1918.
COATES LUMBER & COAL COM
PANY, Plaintiff,
By Hoagland & Hoagland, Its At
torneys. A6-4w.
Notico for Publication.
Sorlal No. 06112.
U. S. Land Offlco at North Piatto,
Nebr., JiOy 24, 1918.
Notico is hereby given that Austin
L. Fletcher, of North Platte, Nebr.,
who, on Juno 16, 1914, made Home
stead entry No. 06112, for E of NE&.
Section 10, Township 11 N., Range 30
W., 6th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to mako final threo
year Proof, to eatablsh claim to the
land above described, boforo the Reg
ister and Receiver, at North Platto,
Nebr , on tho 29th day of August 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:. L.
Smith, Fred Wheeler, Belvln Darrab
and Martin Magnuson, all of North
Plattt, Nebr.
E. J .EAMES, Register.
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 05371, Department of the
Interior.
U. S. Land Office, Nortt Platto,
Nebraska, July 19, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Mlnnlo
Eliza Soese, formerly Mlnnlo Eliza
McGulro, ot North Platte, Neb., who
on Fob. 8th, 1912, mado Homostead
ontry, No. 05371, for E& of SE&, sec
tion 2, township 11 N. rango 30 W. Gth
Principal Meridian, has filed notice
ot Intention to mako final threo year
proof, to establish dlalm to tho land
above described, before tho Regtster
and Rccclvor, at North Platto, Neb.,
on tho 28th day of August, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joss Hlghborgor, of North Platto, Neb.
Andy Howard, ot Wollfloet, Neib.
Martin Magnuson, of North Platto.
Scott Shanor. ot Blgnoll, Nob;
E. J. EAMES, Register.
J23-A23.
