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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATU
Cfiwrnor
ii litonant Uournor
Si retary of Stale
Ti insurer
in Lands and Ittiildings
Attorney General
J J M
Ikp i
T Ma
Silas AHoIcoinl
ItyuertKiluote
Joel A Piper
1 S Bart ley
Eugene Moore
ItenivCltuscll
Arthurs Churchill
Inntnietlou Heurv H Corhetl
i C U Gere Lincoln
L Bnrohoin Omaha
lnt University- Hail Ama
liwuiica iav
itllalieu Kearney
Iluil Lxlyar
CONGRESSIONAL
St ratois Win V Allen Jladison John M
Tlhurbtou Omaha
lisprescntatives FirslDlst let Jesse B Strode
IiM oln Seoornl D H Aleiccr Omaha Third
itoDMeiklcJoliii FuHerton Fourth B
irr Aurora Kiftb Win I- Andrews liastlugs
NSiMli O 31 Kem Broken Bow
JUDICIAL
hupremc Court T LNorval Chief Justice
J u risen and 1olU aNMieintea
VlRecnth Judicial District M P Klnkald
CSelll W U Wcbtovcr Huslivlllc
LEGISLATIVE
Klicf iltive FiJty hccond Distrirt Frank
iRMlileutner Kiljcorr
nator Fourteenth District Henry G htevv
ut Crawford
LAND OFFICE
JVKistrr C It Glover Longpluc Kcccivcr J
A I ike NfWMjrt
Treasnrrr
Slierlfl
lurire
COUNTY
i Comity Attorney
County Superintendent
Knvpvir
G 1 Crabb
Goo Elliott
Amos Strong
FMWalcott
Ed Clarke
Lillian Stoner
ChasTalt
kroner A Lewis
I Max vierlel
Commissioners M Duuham
t P Sullivan
PUECINCT
Overseers of Tliphways It Hansen and JJiay
Constable K low ne
Justices of tne Peacc rJohn Dunn and J M
Caniiii
Assessor- John Dunn
VILLAGE
Town Boaid E E Sparks president C n
null treasurer T C Hornby clerk D S Ludwig
and J W Uurleicli
Marsha and Water Commissioner R Towne
school District No 1 F M Walcott president
JI VisienoNon treasurer J C Jettijohn
tarv J AY ltitrleh 5 P Crabu and I Keeiey
Sociotios
Imp 0 II M
Vittinp Bull Tribe No 22 Improved Order of
JtVil Men meet everv second ami lourth Friday
cuMiing of eaeh month at Davenports Hall
Yisitmsluetlireiiaiv iraternally invited to be
pr mmii tt The councils of ihe tvihe
J D Wi unu i of It C 11 Thompson Sachem
A F A M
Minnekadusa Lodge No 192 A F A M
nieets in rtmibir eesnmuniwition Saturday even
ing on or before Ue full moon in each month
of the order in good and regular staud
iuj eoruiallj and fraternally invited to attend
J Tceley WM
AY AY Tiiojirsox Secv
0 E S
Vnrher Star Ch vUr No r9 Older ef the
-Eastern Star meets on sec ond and lourth Tues- J
day eeniiia nf ea month in lionioy s nail
xwivJliompsoii Mao uk Wai tott
Sci ictary Worthy Matron
o
u tt
-Valentino Ledge No -70 A O U W meets
1 si uit ro Monday in each inorlli
Cju 1 Dam is Bee W Holsclaw Al W
I OF II
Valentine Lonce No Degree or Honor
jiolregular itu Hiugs first and third Weines
ulaveieninjis or each month
iUciinslefsen Jit e Mr- K Bobinson G of II
Jc
M O O P
Valentine Lodge No air I O P meets
acrv Tliursta evenmir Visiting brothers eord
italivm itfd toaltond our meetings -
1 T Kceley NG
iVrirv HoiaS iAw Secv
G A K
iGoLVoril PrNo 20S Denartment of
rcirular nteetiig d ami th of
pieiimonil at i t m nhavn Comrads from
oVJser ae ei rdial ivtod tn attend-
Ttticj i Com sauder
iji Ji Nailt
vr u c
Yood W B i No 1T0 rt jadar meeting
2d and 41 u satuwlasof each
A3IASDA LlWIGrrfef
4Iruv IIitZMV -ice
I W A
Vhientim Camp No iTrl Modern Vbcdmen of
AJiienca nee Nce iid and inrUi WeduexLiy
of eaeii monrli at Daenports Hall
VijsitniirJielsldiurs cordially invited to intend
P F iii us Ven Counsel
JrtvSirk Cl rk
K of 3
Cherry Louse Noaft Kniglitsof Pythias meets
-every Juedav evening at Uavenpoit s nail
T Ivcely C 0
JosPutmeeil K oflt and S
TfD CLARKE
Arrival and eiarture of S3aIs
Tilail east and west closes at 8 p m
ttosebud leaves at S0 a m daily except Sun
day and arrives at 500 p in
Simeon Kennedy and Oasis leaves
ntTrftta in Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
dKVs and arrives at 7 OJ p m Tuesdays and
Saturdays
Ft Niobrara leaves daily at700a m and
500 p in iirriveb at 930a mami 7 0 p m
Eeivanee and Sparks arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at r 00 pm and
livi Tuesdays Thursdays And Saturdays at
7a av
General delivervopen from7Wa m to 700
pm General cieiivurv open on Sundays from
sto to a in Lock boxes opendaily form a
lilo30p m
WiHAI EY roBtmaster
PROFESSIONAL AMD BUSINESS
T c DVvYEIl
JPIiysictaii and Surgeon
Oihce at C R Watsons Drug Store Trompt
attention given to all professional calls
rAXlTIXi - - Nkhkasica
The regular monthly Teachers
Examination will be held the
third Saturday of each month
at my office in the Court House
LILLIAN STOKER
Supt of Schools
AlIalKds of Icaal uusiuess prouipijy attended to
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THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
SUCCKSSOK TO
CHERRY GOUHTYINDEPEHDEHT
ROBERT GOOD Editor and Publisher
WOOD 1AKE DEPARTMENT
13 y Kelly
November 2 1896
Election Tuesday
j
Mrs C A Johnson visited in Ains
worth Saturday
Cha8 Barnes departed for Dayton
Ohio Saturday morning
Mrs 17 G Stevenson and Mi s
Mamie Stevenson took in the sights at
Ainsworth Friday
Several or our friends were caught
in the blizzard this week Makes us
think where our summers wages have
gone
Mr and Mrs C A Johnson go
south this week Mr Johnson to Mex
ico to buy cattle and Mrs J for her
health
TV G and II G Sawyer of Elgin
Ills are in the city guests of II E
Dewey They will return home in a
few days with several cars of cattle
Married- At the home of K
Quisenberry thirty miles south west of
Wood Lake Saturday morning at one
o clock Mr Munsou Butler and Miss
Janie Ware Kelly extends congratu
lations
C O Murphy visited in Ainsworth
Saturday evening having a tooth
pulled while there V A Northrop of
Valentine releived him while absent
V A was not particularly stuck on
Wood Lake
Thursdays storm was one of the
worst ever known in this part of the
c mntry for several years for so early
in ihe season Several reports of cat
tle being driven off have reached us
but have as vet heard of no losses
C E Piowrtng who is traveling fur
Chamberlain Co returned home to
vote
A reading circle has been formed in
Hay Springs and weekly meetings aie
held
Tom Dowd returned Tuesdav from
Utah where he bought a bunch of
caMeltiisJiville Recorder
What a lot of money the railroads
would have made if all those who re
turned home to vote had paid their
fare
Charlev Smolinski who left here
some time ago vowing to never re
turn came back to vote lie was
challenged but swore this is his home
Walter Hare was removed to the
Post -hospital last week and we und r
stanS that he is in a -very serious con
dition tttid fears are -expressed for his
recovery
Sheriff 0 E Smiih startpd -for Lin
coin with his prisonc D Kelly yester
day morning Mr Kelly goe there to
serve a term of five years in the pent
tentiary Hassett Eagle
John M Tucker student in the law
department at the state university re
turned home Saturday night to exei
cise his right of suffrage as an Ameri
can citizen
school
He is
doing
well at
Ainsworth has organized a football
club and will shortly begin to put on
airs -and challenge every thir g in
Northwest Nebraska foragame What
is the matter with Valentine An ex
cellent team could be organized here
H Hershey more familiarly known
as Dad has opened a billiard hall in
The Democrat building He has a
very ueat room with two good pool
tables and one billiard table Lovers
of this sport will patronize Dad this
winter
The Crookston Division of CIiptv
County Teachers Association will
meet in Crookston on the third Satur
day of Xoverber at 130 pm instead
of fourth Saturday on account of the
XWTA meeting at Hay Springs on
that date All are invited to attend
The following will be the program
Song America By Association
Recitation By Pupil
Advanced History Clia Vaughn
Music in the Country School
Mrs Vivian Lawrie
Primary Heading Mis Schopp
How to explain the GOD and
and LCM and why we in
vert the divisor in divison of
Common Fractions J L Baard
Spelling Miss Lottie KubbHrl
Music By A sociation
Committee
INSURING ROYALTY
A Peculiar and Littlu Known I orm ot
Speculation
-A peculiar -and little known branch
of insurance Js that indulged in b
private persons -who insure the lives c
royalties for their own benefit Fro
the standpoint of the individual it is c
coins jure speculation The royalt
insured may obligingly depart this III
shortly after the insurance is fcfVectet
in which case there is quite a respectc
ble sum netted or on the other ham
he or s he persist in lingering to
good old age when the insurer benefit
but little Bui out a policy or
the life of a royal personage is on th
average a pretty gcl spec
This is how it is Iune You gentl
reader wish to insure the prince r
Wales we will say for the sum o
500 You fill up a proposal form fo
that amount in the name of H 11 IT
Albert Edward prince of -Wales duk
of Cornwall etc and forward it to -company
which accepts this -kind of in
surance All companies it must b
noted do not issue policies on royalties
lives to private individuals but many
in quite the firstrankdo
On receipt of your proposal the com
pany will inform you of the rate per
eent at which the premium will be
charged then if you are willing to pa
this rate which is a fairly high one
policj will be issued in the usual way
Most policies of this kind arewithon
profits i c there are no bonus accre
tions
Although there are no statistics o
the subject and accuracy of statemen
is therefore impossible it is quite pro1 -able
that the life of her majesty th
queen is insured hundreds of times
this manner The same thing is true
to a modified extent of most of tli
other members of thcroyal family
The duke of Cambridge for instanci
Nhrs been for the past 20 years a fa
vorite subject with insurance specu
lators The reason is obvious but the
rale is as may be supposed very high
Many companies also accept proposal
on the lives of membersof foreign royal
houses
A few daj s ago a policy on the joint
lives of the duke of Cambridge and the
ex king of Hanover far the sum of
1000 was in the market The Han
overian monarch is dead and the policy
will be paid on the death of the former
It fetched a large stun Oji the same day
a policy on he joint lives of her maj
esty the queen and the duke of Cam
bridge was also tiisposed of London
Tit Bits
GROWTH OFTWE UNITED STATES
Increase of Population Creator Than la
uny Other Country
Statistics recently eoiialal In- a well
knov n journal ehilt in a very
Fiiirikhig way lb parallel growth of the
United States and the leading countries
Vi Europe in trade and population
Impressed by rle of cur
own growth we boie ed fer a time that
ii was unique But this theory in no
longer tenable Although this country
has grown faster blian any one of the
eight of Europe near
ly all shov proa increases both in
wealth and population
Taking the United Stales Great
Britain France Germany Austria
ILingary Italy Pus ia and Holland
a single- group they how an increas
in population between 1S0O ami J5W of
over 1S0000C0 of which 20GOCC be
long the United State Thn leprc
sent fc r us ahuct exactly 100 percent
of grov th ajid it is the hlghrct percent
age in th group although Icuissia will
a lover pjrr entajre hewsagrewth o
rrj0i0G Germany increased over
third omit a fourth
lyniy a tlflh BriVair not quite a
fourth white France remained almost
stationery
Th percentage iaerease for the entire
froup is 12 t for population and 222 for
trade in the last four decades Our own
trado increase in that time s vell ntovs
the- aveir ge beiiig from SSlCCOca tr
o er lGCU0O00 or more than 200 per
ceait Knssia surparccd this percent
age but still remained behind us in the
total oluine of trade Oermanj s per
centage of trade increase more than
doubled that of Engiand
It s L w1 to overestimate the signifi
cance of such figures They show h
growth both in jiopulatlon and wealth
that is without precedent in history
N Y World
Wonderful Vitality of Insects
It is a standing pusrle to the ento
mologists and others interested in the
study of insects hew the frail little
creatures of the mosquito and the but
terfly order can brave the cold ol up
arctic winter and yet retain their -v t
ity Of late some light has been thicv t
on this wonderful faculty of thcinsse
world by the experiments of a London
naturalist lie took the larvae of the
common milkweed butterfly and ex
posed it to nn artificial blast Ci8 degrees
below zero Upon taking it out of the
range of this artificial blizzard and
gradually thawing the creature out
the naturalist was surprised to find
That the worm was able to creep in less
than a half hour afterwards Accord
ing to the testimony of all the arctic
explorers butterflies and mosquitoes
es well as a great variety of other in
sects have been found flitting joyously
about in the highest latitudes ever
penetrated by man It is even declared
by those who have made tours of explo
ration to the far north that the mos
quitoes of those regions are the largest
and healthiest varieties of that species
of pest that has ever been discovered
by man St Louis Itepublie
John Bulls Obstinacy
English obstinacy was shown in a re
cent block of 0 hours en the Grand
Junction canal ia Northamptonshire
the captains of two barges arriving at
a small lock from opposite directions
each insisting on froiujr throucrh first
Over 300 canal boats were kept waiting
unii oic -of the men rrave wy by order
of the nruprietor cf his ucu Chicairo
Inter Ocean - 4
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FOR FRESH REEF AXO MUT
tonIleadquartirft lcptrtinint or the
Platte Ofltc Chief Commissary of ubsls trnoe
Omaha Neb October 19 Sealed proposals
in triplicate accompanied by written kua raiitee
bonds iii duplicato will be received al tbi
ofllceYutilil li oclofk am reutral standard
time November 10 13W at which time and
place they will be opened In presence of bidders
lor furuisuiiif sucb quantities or frfh beer and
mutton for issues as may be required by tho
Subsistence Department US Army at Omaha
Nebraska Fons Crook Robinson and Nio
brara Nebraska and Forts D A Rnssiill ami
Washakie and Camp Pilot Butte Wyoming and
Fort Meade S I during the periad coaitnene
ing January l 1391 aud ending June 30 1897
Proposals will also bo received until 10 oclock
am mountain standard time aud opened at
the posts of Forts Mobrara Robiuson D A
Russell Washakie Meade and Camp Pilot
Butte by the respective post commissaries ot
such posts each coinmissarv receiving
sals for his own post only irvposals will aUo
bt received utating the price al which the bid
flw will deliver fresh beef or mutton of the
charactcr xtcuedinthciipcciticationx and to be
delivered of tcmpratnrc not greater than co
degrees Fahrenheit Full Information furnish
ed on application here or to jommlssary at any
i al ntiliui ieil to uuverniiiunl
reserves right to reject any or all proposals or
any part of an proposal Envelopes containing
proposals should be luarked Proposals for
Fresh aeef and Mutton and add essed to un
duriKiied or Comnilssaiyat post aKthodzed to
receive proposals FRaJNTK E NYE Major and
C S
And Tije Democrat still pursues
the even tenor of its way gaining
friends and subscribers but laying up
no spondulicks If Bryan is elected
and that great iiuancil crash comes
on as predicted by Haana et al this
paper wont lose much money 2Tow
is the time to renew
A Wonderful hum-
I want to add my ttstimoHy to the list of
those that have used the Lightning Churn It
does all that ib claimed for it you can churn
easily in one minute and get a large percentage
more butter than with the common chorns I
never took the agency for anything heforo but
so many of my neighbors wanted churns that I
ordered 30 and they aro all gone I think in a
year every farmer will have a Lightning Churu
in fact they cant nil rd to be without one as
they make so much more butter and a good Ut
ile bit of money can be made in every township
by selling these churns By writing to J F
t asey Co St Louis Mo you can get circulars
about the churn y a Rkadeu
Wnnteil tt
Ten good teams to haul freight to
the Urick yard and Rosebud Agency
Will have hauling all winter
36 Davenport Thacher
Slurry This Girl Somrbody
I have been reading in vour paper about
several men and women that have been very
successful selling self heating Hat irons and 1
concluded r would see what a girl could do I
have worked la days and have sold mi irons and
have SU18 ieft after psving all expences Every
one is delighted with the iron and I sell one al
most everv place I show it as people think they
cant airord to be without nno as they save so
much fuel nd time and dont burn clothes
I know 1 can clear S5000 in a ear How is that
for a girl AGkaduatk
bpleiulid my girl splendid you are a true
American girl Anybody enn iM comtilete in
tormatiou about the sell heating iton b nil dres
sing J F Casey t Co SI LoiK h It scms
to be a winner as everyone selling it writes in
its praise
Davenport Thacher cirry a com
plete line of coffins and iiu ierfcakur
supplies 27
A Great Jhnuee to Slake SSoney
J want to tell you ofmv wonderful success
girl and needing money badlv I
tried the Dish Washer business and have clear
ed J J00 every month It is more monev than I
oerhad before and I cmt help telling vou
about for 1 behevo any person can do as well is
I have if they only try Dish Washers sell on
sight every lady w ints one The Mound City
Dish Washer Co St Louis M wIL uivo voii
all necessary instruct ions so yon can begin i
nuiniiiuuie i lie wish v asiier noes solemn I
work you can wash aivd dry the dishes in two
orihree minutes without putting your hands in
the water at all Try tins business and let us
Juiow your success 3 Elizabeth C
5Vc GlatHy Accept Silver
Gold or any old kind of U S cur
rency when tendered in payment for
tickets over our iine besides making
vour money worth more than via other
lines for time is money raid we save
yiu three hours time to Sioux City aud
beyond
Huy local tickets to OXeill and re
bnv there via tin Pacific Short Line
Immeniiite connections every day ex
cept Sunday
The New llool Spoon Free to All
I read in the Christian Standard that Mss A
M Fritz station A St Louis Mo would give
an elegant silver spoon to anyone sendind her
ten 2 ccnt stamps i sent for one and found it
so useful that I showed it to my friemls and
made 13oo in two hours taking orders for the
spoon The hook spoon is a hotrueheld neee
It cannot slip into the dish or cooking
vessel bcingheM in place by a hooc on the
back The spoon Ls something than housekeep
ers have needed eversieee spoons were first in
vented Anyone can get a sample spoon bv
sending ten 2 cent stainjts to Miss Fritz Tlis
is a splendid way to make money around home
Yery truly J KKirrrE S
The Democrat and the Thricea
week Xew York World one year
150
Slurry This Girl Quiet
I saw in j our paper that a 13 vear old boy
made S1C5 the lirst hour he worked sellinsr the
Perfection Metal Tip Lampwiek I ordered a
wKnpleaiid wont to wnrkand the lirst week T
cleared 10 the second week I cleared S15 I
expect to run up to S25 a week in the near
future is the Perfection Metal Tip Lampwiek
makes such a bpautiful white light and does
away with smokey chimneys aud bud odor and
saves oil it Is easy to sell If von wish to trv it
send 13 two cent stamps to Miss A HI Fritz
Station A St Lvuis Mo and she will send vou
-sample outfit this is a good way to make money
around home miss Tina V
P F SIMONS
PROPRIETOR OF
DRAY
LNE
Satisfaction guaranteed
Reasonable charges
ACFG
Short Line
Passenger leaves OXeill Xeb
at 1005 a m immediately after ar
rival of train from Black
Hills reaching Sioux City at 235 p
m saving three hours time
Lowest rates Purchase locnl tickets
to OISciil and reouv therv
FINAL PROOF NOTICES
Parties having tiual proof notices in
these columns will receive a marked
copy of the paper which contains
first insertion of same1 Jt is the duty
of each claimant to examine their
notice carefully and should thero be
any error the fact should be reported
to the land oiHce and to tins oflicc at
once for correction
Laud Onlee at Valentine Nebr I
October CtblSW f
Notice ls hereby given that Kobert T Brown
has filed notice of intention to make final proof
before the itegister or Receiver at hw otlice m
valentine Nebr on Wednesday the isth day of
November 1K0 on timber culture application
No7730 forthesVi scKaad i sw quarter of
section No 21 iuTwp No 28 n Range No S4 w
Ho names as -witnesses Joseph Kennedy
John Chaloud Joseph Culbertsonpaud Suiuttel
S McClean U1 of Pullman Nebr i
Icaiuiiony oiUiaiinaiit will be taken before
the Clerk of ihe District Court of Lewis Comity
at his oflicc in Chehalis Washlngtou on Novem
ber 13th liW
Also Samuel McClean of Pullman Net TC
7731 for tiie sij seM and sj i sw Sec 2 Twp
28 Range
He names the following witnesses Thomas
McCIcan of Hrownlee Nebr Joseph Ken
nedy John Ohaloud and William C Uell of
Pullman Nebr
C K OLOVEB Register
US Land Office Valentine Nebr
Oct7tblHWf
Notice is hereby given that the followiiig uum
edfcettlerhas tiled notice of bis intentiou to
make iiual proof in support of bis claim and
that said proof will be made befwu Register and
Receiver at Valentino Nebr on Nov IMth
1S9C VIZ
John AV Seirs of Kennedy 2STeb
JI E 87fl5fortlienwUSec3aTwti20 R30
He names the following witnesses to prove hi
contiuuos residence upon aud cultivation of
said land viz
George W Burge of Pass Neb Henry F
Ivime Alexander IJ McAlevv and Samuel E
McAIevy of Kennedy Neb also
Samuel E McAIevy of Kennedy Xeb
II E 0c94 for thesis ne and sii nwySec 5
Twp 28 K 3D
IIo names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
said laud viz
ieorgo W Ilurgo of Pass Neb John W
Sears Henry F Klmo and William Errickson
of Kennedy Neb also
Alexander B McAlevv of ICennedv
Neb
H E 0095 for the neJ 4 Src S J Tvp 20 R ftj
He names the following wituesxjs to prove Ids
contiuuiuis residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
George WBurgc of Pass Neb John V-
Sears Henry F Kime aud William Errickson
of Kennedy Neb
C RXnlVERIaxisUr
U S Land Ollce Aahiitine Nebr
Octc 1800
Notice is herebygiven that Lulu K liiU fonn
erly Lulu E Fimrtcr ot Pullman Nebr has lilfai
notice ot intention to make linal proof before
the Register and Receiver at llmir otllce i
Vjileiitme Nebr on Saturday the 21 dly of Nov
L W on timber culture application u 715 fur
the iiw Vi seli is swVi and lot uuarter of section
iNo o0 in Twp No 27 Range Nor W
She names as witnesses V McAilaun
John W Fimple James 1unple Clarence K
Sniitii all or Pullman Nebr
C R CLOVER RegWj r
lS Land OHire Valentine Nebr I
ivt l vf
NntJC i hereby given lhat thr
settler has Tiled notice of hi intention to
mike linal proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will he made befn le5 ier
mid ileeeiwr at Valeuthie Ntbr on
1Kb lMW mz
Michtiel Schneider of Xcirel Xeh
IT K S31 for the s1 i swri and 3 se i See 9
Two 01 11 z l
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hi- continuous residence on and cultivation of
Mild andviz
dottliel Quade Andrew Korrtew ki Stanis
laus Krajewslci aud iidward Sitlerlec all of
Noiizei Nth also
Andrew Koralewski of Xnzel IScb
II V hTio for the nwJj See 15 Twp at I rj
lie names tiie loliowlug witnesses to prove bus
continuous reiiiu Hce upon ami cuiliulion of
said nil
Miebae Schneider CotUicb Quade Sinis
inus Kraiewhk rid Mdward SnlterliH all of
Neiizel ib
C K IOVEi Itegister
U S Land Otlcc Valentne Nebraska
October l n f
Notice is hereby piwn that Villirm 1 sawyer
of Kle ir Illinois iiivi tiled niiien of intentii u In
make hual proof before tin Kegisier it- J
er at hlK ofliee in Valeiitine Nebraska on Fri 1
diy the lltli day ot Dcccmuer on trnlcr
cu tiire ahctiou No 77UC lor th iut I
yi i aial in isei of Sbction o lj in township
o ut N range No Lisw
lie names as witnesses Harvey 11 Hewej
nnd Chailcs tt 3 Jewcy of Wood Lake NeOr
Spencer Dowcy and llobcrt CJuuciiberv oi
Nebnittka
T st monyof claimant will bo taken before the
eh ri of the district court of Kane county ar his
oco n Oenea Illinois on Deeeniltj s JrOG
Aiso H nry GSiiwytr of CarpeufersvilPj Ill
T C 7oi foi the nVjiicH aud u jiiwU bcctton -5
township 3m rnge 28v
lit- names as witneves Uaivpy VJ Dewey
and Charles V Dewev ot Wood Lake
Spencer E Dewey ajid IJobert Oiiienbir ot
Oasis Nebraska
J estimouy ol the claimant will be taken before
the eerk of the district court of 3aue county at
bis olllce in Geneva Illinois on December 6th
1WG
At o Winiam L Sawyi r of Carpcntersvilk
111 one of ihe heirs ut George E Sawyer de
ceased who made T G entry No 77tK for the
libse i awhiieM and section 7 torn
ship wjii ninge 13
He namos s witnesses Harvey E Ijwey
and Cliarlw W Dewey of Wood Lake Nebr
Spencer E Uewey and Itobert Quiuiihery ot
Oasis Nebra ka
Testimony of elnimmit will be taken before the
clerk ot the district court of Katie county at ins
office in Geneva Illinois ou December 8 IMnl
C K GLOVEil Kesister
U S Land Otlice Valentine Nebr
October anth lr35
Notice is Lereby given that the following
named settler has Qled notice of his intention t
make linal proof in support of hfs claim and
that said proof will be nmuo before the JJeghter
and lleceiver at Valentine Neb on Dec loth
lbSC viz
Wilhelm Anderson of AlcCann Neb 1
H E eCGl for tho lots 12 and a section
and
tot o section l totvnMitp range ji
He names the following witnesses to prove liis
coutiuuous residence upon mul cultivation of
said land viz
lcter Jallowav David Heudershott Jame
lohnson and Avelyu T Biiickett all of JlcCaun
Nebraska
C It GLOVEU Itegister
U S LaD OifiCK Valentine Neb I
Octobers WMf
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Valentine Nebraska ou Dee Oih
180C viz
Lnrs Pederson of Kennedy Xebr
H E lOOirfortliene hiieri sections nwnvH
and nJiiiW i section l towuship vs nnige 32
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
David a Iiercy Francis M Robinson Eris
Arneson and iiieu Kardscn all of Kenuedv
Nebr C R GLOVER Roister
CHIEF QUARTERJIaSTIIRS OFFICE
Omaha Neb Oct 21 lboc Sealed pro
posals in triplicate will be received here until 2
oclock p in November 24 16M and then
oponed for furuishtng Shelh d Corn ivjiiircd
in Department of the Platte anriiix liserd veir
ending June rfl 1U7 U S rest nes the nglitto
reject or accept any or all proposals omn part
thereof Information furnbed im appiie ition
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