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Second fifaTtin Dunham of Omaha
Third TV A Poynter of B00ne
tPohrth C B Casper of David
3ity
Pifth TV M -Dutton of Hastings
Sixth TVm Neville of North
Platte
The Springfield Massachusetts Re
buplican hit the nail squarely on the
head in saying When you are con
vinced that a paper is dishonest and
deceitful stop it When convinced
atitisunclean stop it When it
Sacks enterprise and fails to give you
the iwws stop it But dont stop a
paper that you believe to be honest
courageous enterprising and clean
dimply -because its editor has written
his own sincere view instead of yours
or somebodys else for if you do you
are putting a premium on insincere
journalism and serving notice on an
editor that the way to succeed is to
write -what he thinks will best please
liis reactors instead of what he honest
ly bejieves to be the truth
BondVfor a 112000 courfhouse car
ried in -Cherry county by a majority of
35 The officers of the county and
school district seem to have some
trouble in fcelling the bonds they have
Voted It Ssstfid that eastern capital
ists who seteke a business of buying
nunicipal fcohds are running -shy of
STebraaka iince the pops are at the
fcefin Ainsworth Star- Journal
-Wrong The officers of the county
Fillbsvo no trouble in disposing of
the cduift fcouse bonds The school
fcord have it is true as yet -not found
ttbuyet for Hie school bonfls at par
5t is barely probabIe that the reason
stated tlrerefor by the Star Journal is
a fact especially when at is remem
bered tiiat In addition to Che imbecil
ity displayed by the late legislature re
publican officers were found to be
tftout half a million dollars short in
thir accotfnts These two faots are
dub o scare -the -moat -rash investor
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A PARTY GON E MAD
The warm summer season is com
ing on and the democrats have little
to do but gather in the weapons
r
the enemies are wso freely supplying
them It seems to us that a party
never before marched so deliberately
to its own overwhelming overthrow as
the republicans are now doing
They haye had a full measure of
power and ample opportunity to use
it but they have done nothing but
tinker up a -ridiculous tariff keep the
business of the country unsettled and
grind their own particular axes The
great andcrying need ofthe country
currency Reform has not been touched
The financial condition of the
Union hfis not improved a particle
and the discontent of the people has
increased and justly increased The
great republican majorities of last
summer are melting like snow under a
summer sun If Bryan were running
against McKinley today he would
sweep the country
Meanwhile the silver sentiment is
steadily widening and strengthening
This opinion is confirmed by all our
correspondents and by the letters we
are receiving from subscribers The
republicans ednrtd be blind to the
fast rising tide of public opinion
against them -perhaps it is another
the truth of the
proverb that whom the gods
would destroy they first make mad
New York World
In rregard to the coming meeting of
the newspaper boys Col John G Mah
er of Ohadron writes
It is a deplorable fact that too many
people fail to realize the -worth of a
goodpaper in a comtpunity it they
didthey would all doinore to help it
along It is also a fact that news
paper men dc more hard work for less
pay than any other class of profession
al men You deserve great praise for
your efforts in bringing about the con
vention I am sure -no more beautiful
or picturesque spotcould be selected
for the meeting of the scribes to meet
than in yoiir little city and knowing
the hospitable dispositions of the resi
dents thereof I feel sure that every
thing possible will be done to properly
entertain them while there
Col Maher announces his intention
of being present and we will endeavor
0 show him a good time
Yaleutine is fortunate in securing
the meeting of the Sixth district
editors and publishers She already
received advertising enough to pay
her for the trouble of securing the
meeting and the advertising has hard-
ly begun The progressive business
money to secure the meeting will in
the not distant future xeap the reward
of enterprise push and energy not in
glory but in dollars and cents All
eyes are upon Valentine Men who
are seeking locations and men who
have money to invest are enquiring
about Valentine Keya Paha Call
Cherry county had a Court House
bond proposition voted upon recently
Tvhich was to build a -12000 court
house The proposition carried -by a
small majority We may expect there
fore that our sister county on the west
will soon vacate their old rookery oc
cupied by them so long and called a
court Jhouse Congratulations to
Cherry- ZongpineHepubliean Jour
nal
We are in receipt of an invitation to
the Sixth Congressional district can
vention of Nebraska editors to be held
at Valentine on June 5th next and
are sorry that other business will pre
vent our attending We know that
the people of Valentine will do the
right thing by the boys and
like to be there to enjoy their
tality Sandy Pioneer
should
Ttyman Fisher convicted at the late
term of court of Btealing three head of
calves was sentenced to five years in
the pen Judge Westover is to be
commended for the emphatic manner
in which he is trying to suppress the
too promiscuous practice of rustling
cattle Hay Springs Zeader
The reply to the Keya Paha Call ana
Atkinson Plaindealer was crowded ov
by more -important matter
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WE KNOW that YOU KNOW
G oed things when you see them and when you see a good
thing you want it thats why we want you to can and examine our
line of goods theyre all good things and youll want them
Our stock of Shirt Waists is unexcelled our Shoes are unequalled
X X T C HORNBY
THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
-MEET GOOD Editor -Publisher
Official Paper of Cherry Coun
ty Nebraska
0 JPer Y6r ht Advance
PUBLIBHEDETERY THURSDAY
Entered at the PsttJ8lce at ValeHtine Cherry
county KebraBlka3 Second class matter
This pager Will be mailed regularly
to its subBcriDdrVuntil a definite order
bo discontinue is received and all ar
rears are paid la full f
rmyy
Advertising rates 50 cents rer inch
Jper month Bates per column or for
long time adsmade known on appli
cation to this office
ThereSeritadminiitration is vindi
cating President Clevelands adminis
tration with a vim
The Omaha BeVdrid WWld Herald
will both have representatives at the
coming press meeting Guess the
State Journal wont be in it
Frank Moores the defaulting ex-
clerk of the district court and mayor of exemplification of
Omaha is fast in the office and its ten old
toonetthat all legal proceedings wil
farQtooustlhem
This is the way Ham Kautzman edi
tor of the ONeill pop Beacon Light
Answers the arguments of an editor
who doesnt believe as he does You
poordwarfed Creeping crawlingtape
worm from a disordered stomach 70U
dastardly liar you sneaking nastyun
kempt03arSly cur1
Water alone has been known to sus
tain life for 55 daya No necessity for
anyone dyingof -starvation aslong as
that is the case We laid in a supply
of aqua pura during the late rains and
will nowxest in peace while waiting
for delinquents to bring in some pig
Weed en subscription
Saturday afternoon ernor Hol
comb designated the sis directors of
the Exposition
-follows
First district H H Boydston
as
of
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Iecoration Day Program
As revised the program for Memo
rial Sunday tand Decoration Dayis as
follows
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT M E CHURCH
AT 11 A M SUNRAY MAY SO
Male Quartette Heroes Rest in Peace
JbTayer i
Anthem Soldiers Rest
Scripture Lesson -
Mixed Quartette All Honor to the Brave
Sermon by Rev OT Moore
Hymn My Country tis of Thee
DECORATtON DAY MAY 31ST
All ex soldiers and all persons desiring to par
ticipate in the exercises please meet at Cor
nells Hall at 9 a m s harp At 930 drive to
Fort Niobrara decorate graves and xeturn to
the Hall at 11 a m Adjourn for dinner reas
sembling at 1 p m sharp
AFTERNOON 100
Music by the Twelfth Infantry Bana
Soue Let Them Rest
Prayer
Song Scatter the Flowers
Oration Hon J A Scamahorn
Music by the Band
March to Cemetery Decorate graves
Return and adjourn until 730 p in-
EVENING 730 P M
kMuslc by the Band
Prayer
Solo by Mrs J a Carroll
Address Hon J A Carroll
Music by the Band
Paper by Mrs C R Glover Subject
Iration Day from a Southern Standpoint
ftiusic by the Band
Address by J W Tucker
Music by the Band
Song Marching Through Georgia
By Order of Committee
Away from Home
A pleasure party consisting ir of Mr
and Mrs J W Finnegan Jarvis
Richards Mrs Sparks John Maher
and Miss Pearl Ray spent Saturday
at Hoi Springs The party expected
to visit Spearfish and the Black Hills
before returning but well John can
tell you the reason for their return to
Chadron Suuday morning
Joe Potmesil came up from Lincoln
last wees and is still in the city look
ing after some business affairs He
made a trip to his farm which is
about fifteen miltss south of the city
Joe has been attending the State
University at Lincoln this year and is
getting along nicely He will proba
bly return to his lessons at school
sometime this week
Stanley Rfiy the young man who
has been wCrking on the cases on the
Journal for the past months
quit work yesterday and helped to get
out this Issue of The Recorder Stan
ley is an excellent typesetter Oliad
tii Recorder
JReniembei the Races
The program -for the lace meeting
which is to be held here June 16 17
18 and 19 is out and from what we
hear the meeting will be a grand suc
cess Over 35000 are up in purses
and this amount will be increased un
til the total will probably reach 600
There will be 600 yard quarter half
and mile races ladies races Indian
races bicycle races foot races shoot
ing tournament and a ball game to
wind up with Alreaflv innniries
men of that town who put up the I from horsemen are coming in and if
they keep coming at the Spresent rate
Valentine will have a bigger ciowd at
her June races than ever before
Those desiring information in regard
to the meeting should write Thos A
Yearnshaw the secretary Nothing
will beleftvundone to make the meet
ing an interesting one for visitors
JPice Bicycle j
The State Journal is offering a first
class bicycle free to any person who
will get up club of 100 yearly sub
scribers for the Semi Weekly Journal
at 100 each The bicycles are cov
ered by as strong a guarantee as any
10000 wheel and are first class in
every respect Any young man or
woman can now earn a bicycle If
you find you cannot get the required
number a liberal cash commission will
be allowed jou for each -subscription
you ao get xou are sure to be paid
well for what you do You can get
all your friends and neighbors to take
the Semi- Weekly State Journal at 1
per year Address State Journal
Lincoln Nebraska
Broke bis lies
While riding after unloading his
cattle here Tuesday evening Paul J
Falkenhagens horse stepped into a
hole near the stock yards and fell
with Mr Fs left ieg under its body-
Both bones of the limb were broken
and protruded through the flesh The
injured man was immediately taken to
Dr Bwyers sanitarium and received
prompt attention and with the pleas
ant surroundings ikind nursing and
excellent treatment which are features
of Dr Dwyefs place he will soon he
able to be around The cattle were
sent to Kosebud in care of Charles
Cook -and Gsorge Fisceis t
affstsm
Rock is being hauled for the foun
dation of J H Yeasts house
The Geoxgiu University Graduates
minstrels rflayed a return date at Port
Niobrara Monday night The com
pany went froth - here to West Point
and will then make a tour in Iowa
Mrs Dr Evaus came down from
Valentine with Miss June Bassett
last Saturday and has been visiting
with friends in and around Norden
since She expects to return home to
day Borealis
Fishing Excursion
E Sparks and wife T C Hornby
and wife and Miss Childe went out to
the SchlegeVyesterday for an outing
C H Cornell visited the campers to
day and will return this evening with
Miss Childe The other members of
the party will remain until Saturday
evening
Tacebs JReynol ds
At Ainsworth last Thursday Prank
L Jacobs of St Paul and Miss M
Reynolds of this jjlace were married
The lady has been conducting dress
making parlors over store
for the past two months and is well
liked Mr Jacobs will open a restau
rant in the Still well builaing
8chool Kcffct
Report of District No 12 for month
ending May 14
No pupils enrolled 29
No days taught in
Average daily attendance 28
Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy during
month Willie and Ctyde rettycrew Lizzie
Grace and Eliza Hobson Dan and Rena Fowler
Mabel and Ina Spratt Vannie Ora and Melvin
Hooper Flossie Jaycox Ernest Palmer Estella
Spiatt John Cogswell Eddie Day Cleo Stours
LUiUAX M Salmon Teacher
In rerjly to an invitation extended
Gen T H Stanton by a number of
our citizens he says
I wish you would present my com
pliments and thanKs to the people of
Valentine who so kindly invited me to
visit them and also my regrets that
could not give myself that pleasure I
hope to see them later But whether
1 do or not I shall always bear them
in kindly memory
Episcopal Church Wottes
Bishop Graves preached two very in
teresting sermons Sunday in the
morning administering the rite of con
firmation to Mrs J A Carroll and
Mrs W F A Meltendorf
This is Ascension Day the fortieth
day after Easter and appropriate ser
vices will be held at the churah in the
Evening
Regular services next Sunday morn
ing aud evening conducted by Miss
Childe
ISesoIntiojJH
At a meeting of the joint
tees on Memorial services
Dayen ports Hall on May
commit
held at
189 the following resolutions were
adopted
Revolved That we extend our thanksto Rev
O T Moore and the trustees of the IU E church
and to the ladies who kindlv loaned us their
house plants for decorating purpeses
E J Daventort
P F SI3IONS
Wir Tavior
M Christens eh
ir Carlson
Mrs IVm Spencer
J T Keklky
Committee
Whereas it has pleased the Almighty to re
move from our midst Warren the brother of
our classmate Charles Cook therefore be if
Resolved That we extend ourilieartfelt sym
pathy to our honored and his be
reaved parents also be it
Resolved That these resolutions be published
in our three newspapers and be it
iviaswuttu xnat a copy ot eachlin sent tn tin
family of the deceased i
Mae Davenport
EdnXh MDonalu
Frank E Thoka
Auction June 3
I will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at Fort Nio
brara Thursday June 3 1897 at 1030
a m one 24x32 frame barn seven
horses one light wagon two open bug
gies three good saddles and two sets
buggy harness John T Heath
Apiilictttioti for Administrator
In the 2ounty court of Cherry county Nebraska
J U but UlCbLLCX Ul LliK KSLHIH III n R 1I IVnira
deceased
William E Waite having filed in my office a
petition praying for the appointment of William
E Waite as administrator of the estate of Silas
MWaite deceased all persons interested in
said estate will take notice that I have fixed
Saturday June 12 1897 as the time and my office
In Valentine Cherry county Nebraska as the
place for the hearing of said petition at which
time and place all persons interested in said es
tate may appear to show cause if any there be
why administration should not be
led
Witness my hand and the seal of the County
-e Court this 25th day of May 1897
feEAL W R TOWNE
-- 18 20 County Judge
TG THE PUBLIC
In -addition to the line of
Groceries which I recently
opened at my old stand on
Main Street I will hereafter
carry a stock of Notions
Laces Ribbons Needles and
Thread Buttons Nechties
Socles Overalls Undenvear
I respectfully so
licit a share of your trade
J M CARPENTER
Pacific Short Lil
TIME TABLE
AT OjSTEILL NEBRASKA
PASSEXGER
LEAVES 1030 A M ARRIVES 930 P M
D A1LY EXCEPT SUxNDA V
Through connections both ways w
Hills trains by takimrttes lino yon c
Black
go to
n a -
sioux uity ana return tnesame aav connections
made with all trains for tlie East awl South
Diota Buy local Eckels to O Neil
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BBiiMiU6riBiiHtiBESsttttiaBtattBai
VARIOUS SIZES S
Notice to Creditors
In Ceauty Court within and for Cherry county
Nebraska Mav 13 1897 in the matter of the
estate of Emery E Holmes decased
To tilie creditors of said estate
You are hereby notified That I will sit at the
County Court Room in Valentine in said County
on tine 29 day of May 1897 to receive and examine
all claims against said Estate wth a view to
their adjustment and allowance The time
limited for the presentation of claims asrainst
said estate is Six months fiom the 28th day of
Novenioer A D lii and the time limit for pay
ment of debts is One Year from said 28th day of
November 183G
Witness my hand and the seal of the County
Court tiiis lath day of May 1897
SEL V R lOWKE
-- 10 19 Coifcitv Jiulse
PINAL PROOF NOTICES
Claimants and witnesses in final proof cases
notice of which appear in The Democrat will
receive a marked copy of the paper Should any
errors in description of land or spelling of names
be discovered notice should be sent to the land
office and this oflice so correction can be made
U S Land Office Valentine Neb i
May ia 1S97 f
Notice is hereby jnven that Frnk H Zanyek
of Oakdale Nebr has Tiled notice of intention
to make final proof before the Register or Re
ceiver at his oilice m Valentine Ncbr on Sat
urday the 2Uth day of June 1897 on T C No 7 191
for the sineVv and liSseM Sec is Tp iln R 29w
He mimes as itneMes Creorge Beer of V tl
4 T ctAi v ituuuc num iviutiu u jiui viti eiuue uiuiu
ttlQ i4tn F MnrcrmMlw jmiiI UiUtain Cirvnn nf Kiinwlti
4 f - wvua waakvj
jeimisKi
Testimonyof claimant will be taken before
the Clerk of tin- District Court for Antelope
county acnis omw m eiin NfeDrasKa on
June 25 lgi
17 2 C It tJLOVER Register
U S Hand Oilice Valentine Nelr i
May lath 1S97
Notice is hereby given that Uiarley O Good
rich of CoJy 2ebr has IHcd ifntieoof intention
to make final proof before tie Register or Re
ceiver at his office in Valentine Neb on Tues
day the ctli day of July 1897 on timber culture
application No 7G14 for the e swh and wjisei
See55Tp j4ii U
He names as witnesses Andrew Steele
Oscar C oodrich James A Denisou and Com
fort 1 Starr all ot rodv Nebr also
Andrew Steele of Cody Neb
H E 8752 for the e neH and e1 sei Sec 35
Tp 34 R 35
He names tins following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
Oscar J Goodrich Charley O Goodrich John
a jNPweu aim Henry Heckel all r Cociv Xub
17-1-2 CK GLOVER Register
U S Land Office Valentine Nebr
May 17 1897
Notice is hereby given that Jason Garwood of
Pullman Neb has filed notice of intention to
make final prof before the Rcigster aud Re
ceiver at their office in Valentine Neb on Mon
day the 28th day of June 17 on timber culture
application No 7936 for the nsej seJ4seM and
nesw Sec 22 Tp 28u It 8y
He names as witnesses Joseph E Cotton
Charles earner Joseph A Saults and William
ruumau an ot nuimau xqd
Wotice is also hereby given that Norman D
Stoner of Pullman Nebr hasfiled noting of in
tention to make final proot on timber culture
application jnotsuu lor the uesw sejinwi
and ny2seh Sec 7 Tp 28n R 3Cw
He names as witnesses Joseph E Cotton
Joseph A Saults William Pullman and Charles
Carner all of Pullman Nebr also
Jason Garwood of Pullman Nebr
H E No 10249 for the niine Sec 32 and ni
nwi aec 33 i p am it w w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
Joseph E Cotton Norman D Stoner Joseph
A Saults and William Pullman all of Pullman
Neb 17 22 CR GLO VER Register
TJ
S Land Office Valentine Neb
way 3 1897
Notice is hereby given that Frank C Jackson
of Pacific Junction Iowa has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof before the Register
or Receiver at his ofiice in Valentiue Neb on
Friday the 18th day of June 1897 on timber cul
ture application No 7474 for these Sec 1 Tp 30
n R 28 w
He names as witnesses John R Ballard
Henry Ballard William G Ballard and John
Cronin all of Wool Lake Nebr
Testimony of claimant will be taken before the
clerk ot the District Court of Mills county at
his office in Gleuwood Iowa on June 15 1697
15 20 C R GLOVER Register
Land Office at Valentine Nebraska J
April 20 1897 f
Notice is hereby given that Henry Van Leer
of Brownlee Nibr has filed notice of intention
toniaketiMal proof before the Register or Re J
ceiverat Jus office in Valentine Nebr on Sat
urday the 12th dav of June 1S97 on timber cul
ture application No 7378 for the lots 12 and b1
ueJ4 Sec B Tp 27 u R 29 w
He names as witnesses Adam Martin Nils
njJLLllfcl
A LARGE NEW INVOICE
IJlliWlcTiJirilV TsiriPlfStllJll
1 v1
GENUINE
JACKSON FAVORITE
WAIST
1
OF
FLEXIBONE CORSETS
AND CELEBRATED
JACKSONIWAISTS
JUST RECEIVED
DIRECT FROM FACTORY
THESE CORSETS COME IN
1TYLES AND COLORS
AND ALL CAN BE SUITED
the RED FRONT
Mill 1iiccsfor JFeett
Bran bulk 40c per cwt 700ton
Shorts bulk 50c per cwt 900 ton
Screenings 35c G00
Chop Feed 70c 1300
Corn 50c
Oats 80c
fr
U S Land Office Valentine Neb
April 30 1897 f
Notice is hereby jiven that the following
named settler has hied 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 on June 14th
1897 viz
John M Clarkson of Sparks JTebr
H E No 9421 for the nw4 Sec 9 Tp 34n R 25w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence on and cultivation of
said landviz
Frederick Smith of Fort Niobrara Nebraska
Richard Osburn Newton J Grooms Perry
Swearingerall of Spark3 Nebr
15 20 C R GLO VER Register
US Land Office at Valentine Neb
April 24 1897 f
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed 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 Yaleutine Nebr on June
14th 1897 viz
William C Bell ot Pullman Xebr
Hd 9304 for the sl3seii and sJSswJ i Sec 23 m
28 R 33
He names the followiug witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said laud viz
Isaac Lomaj of Mullen Nebr Herbert
Rosers Joseph Culbertson and Samue McClean
of Pullman Nebr
14 19 C R GLOVER Register
U S Land Office Valentine Nebr i
April KJ 1897 S
Notice is hereby given that
Louisa -Grant formerly Louisa Salzmann
of Brownlee Nebr lias filed notice of intention
to make final proof before the Register or Re
ceiver at his office in Valentine Nebraska on
Saturday the 29th day of May 897 on Umber
culture application So 7G72 tor the WAncK seJi
net and ne4 nv1 See 23 Tp 27n It 28v
She names as witnesses John Harnan John
Salman Peter S Roueche and John O Kane
all of Brownlee Nebr
13 W C R GLOVER Register
rasi
Af
U S Land Office Valentine Nebr X A
April 21 1897 f
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Iotiee is hereby given that James A wllsnn
of LalJatte Nebr ha filed notice of Intention
to make final iproof before the Register or Re
ceiver af hisoffice in Valentine Neb on Thurs
day the 17th -day of June 1897 on timber culture
application No 79S3 for tiie iieU Sec 33 Tp 30n
R 27 w
He names as witnesses Oscar w McDaniel
Ely D Valentine Andrew 11 ward and Johu O
Endemaii all of wood Lake NPbr
lestiinony or claimant will be taken before
tne uierk ot the District Court of Sarpy County
at his ofliee in Papillion Nebraska on June 10
1897 13 18 CRGLOVEU Register
US Laud Office Valentine Nebr i
April 20 l97t
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notics of intention to
make final proof in support of his claim- aud
that said proof will butnade before the Registsr
or Receiver at Valentine Neb on June H 1S37
John L Italian of Cody Xebr
Hd 9307 for the seH See 17 Tp 33 R 33
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ce Pn aUd CHltivftiou
of said land
Elmer L k Shannon Henry v- Holliday
NeKkS0aofllFralkMOe1 f Co
Elmer L H Shannon of Cody Xebr
o137 for the JSswii and siJnwH See 34 Tp
tht it xtl
nifenames tue allowing -witnesses to prove his i
continuous residence upon and cultivation of K
saiu land viz
sfKiW Holliday Irvin C
Stotts and 1 rank Mogle all of Cody Nabr
13 UJ C RGLOVER Register
TJ H Land Office Valentine Nebr i
-- - April 21st 1897 f
ISot re is hereby given that Jonn Rollomr
of 1 airhaveu wash njrtnn im rat rri1
tenhnn m mnl f1 Ut 111-
V jaM prooi oeiore
the ReirLstPi
ui Receiver at nis onice in Va eatine Nebraska
on Saturday the 29th day of May isfe onihit
3TuWnT
kTSrST1 ln Harnan waldo
fcifaTlofBrVKeNeerbardEraUS K Vand2
thKlTn111 be teken before
the clerk of the District court for Whatcom
nay giSr18 fflCem washtaSoFcm
1W8 CR GLOVER RegiHter
notice Timber Culture
U S Land Office Valentine Nebr i
May 15 1S97 f
Complaint having been entered at this office
byJohnH Tull against Gilbert Maxwell for
failure to comply with law as to Timber Culture
entry o 8301 dated January 8th 1891 upon the
eeH swMseM and seiisw Sec 5Tp 29 R 39 in
Cherry county Nebraska with a view to the can
cellatioiiofsald entry contestant alleging that
umcinuuvnL 11 u uuiBu io nave DroKen five
acres of said tract during the first year of entrv
or any of said land during the second year of
entry and has tailed to cultivate any of said
tract at any time and has failed to plant or
cause to be planted anv trees tree seeds or
cuttings on said land and said landfcallgrow
up to grass and weeds the said parties are her
by summoned to appear at this office on Mxflth
and furnisli testimony concerning said ed
iiSSSyff8 taken before
rrJ yj ac e nniPA r
Coopj r Neb on th soth davni
Anderson Thomas P Johns and Gustave oclock a m 5 e 189 at 10
ler allot Brownlee ileb also 17 22 rr p ci nwv
Nils Andersou of Brownlea Xebr
Hd 8835 for the uwj4 Sec 23 Tp 28 R 29
He names the following wituesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said landviz
Adam Martin Thomas P Johns Henry Van
Leer and Gustave Weudler all of Brownlee
Nebr also
Adam Martin of Rrownlee Nebr
Hd 8743 for the wne i Sec ll swJiseJi and se
HswM See i Tp 28 It 29
He mmies the follouiug witnesses to prove his
contiuiMiis residence Upon and cultivation of
said lao viz
GciitaN Weudler Nils Anderson Stuart Talt
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