Lincoln County tribune., October 31, 1885, Image 4

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Prof. N.Klein,
Music Teacher.
iBstznctioa on the Piano, Organ, Violin or any
Reed or Brass Instrument.
Pianos carefnlly toned. Organs repaired.
NORTH PLATTE, , - NEBRASKA.
1 ESTABLISHED .1869
James Helton
DEALER "I3f-
Furniture
AND
Wllllll
Machinery
" OF -- ALL r KINDS.
STOVES, TINWARE.
BARS WIRE.
. AGENT FOR
f "' SMebaker Wagons.
Challenge Windmills
; White Sewing Machines.
HO
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Til
IB
WILLOW-WARE.
-o-
Fancy
Cabinet
W9PA
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11 H Hi
Picture Frames.
r I -
fsnlise Ware, Irapkopes.
N-E., S-E and S-W. Corners
NORTH PLATTE.
o o O O O 'O o o
Bismark Saloon
BiUiard and Pool Hall,
: 5 J. C. HTJPFER,:Pbop.,
Keeps none but the finest Tfhiskies,sucli as
7 ROBINSON COUNTY, ;TENN
C0ON BOLWWy
. : JT. F. MONARCH,
0. F. G. TAYZQR.
GUCKENHEIMER RYE.
- WELSH ANJ) HOMESTEAR
-Also fine case goods, 'Brandies, Rum, Gin,
I2te. St Louis Bottled Beer and
Milwaukee Beer on draft.
Corner Sixth and Spruce Streets,
..NORTH PLATTE, -- - NEBRASKA?
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LA. STEVENS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NORTH PLATTE,
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
NOTAEY PUBUO.
Having a certificate on file in the Pen
sion Office at "Washington, pension
papers filled out -without charge. Busi
ness before the U. S. Land Office at
tended to.
Below is a partial list of lands I have for
sale.
About 40,000 acres of grorinp land
in ranges 23 29 and 30, in Lincoln
conntv. These lands run from 22.50
to $4.00 per acre, according to qnal-
investment thf y are bound to prove
profitable, lions tune on aeterrea payments.
No. 5.
Ten sections of agricultural land
in Towns 10 and 11. Iiango 35.
Keith county, at S3.50 to 4.00 per
acre. This is rolling table land
suitable for agricultural purposes
No. 8.
One section of choice bottom
land 8 miles from North Platte.
at $7.00 per acre, part on long
time. A portion ol tnis is nay
land.
NO. 7.
A choice section of table land. 8 miles from
this city, smooth and every foot suitable for cul
tivation, a bargain at $a.uu per acre, worm j.uu,
Sold on three yaars1 time.
No. 9.
Three hundred and twenty acres very choice
land five miles from townt at $7.00 per acre, in
four equal payments. This is mostly bench land
and is ottered very low.
No. 10.
S. E. or sec 1 and N. W. ar sec 9. township 12.
range 24, and N. W. qr sec 7, tqjpnship 14, range
24, all. in Dawson county near Gothenburg.
These are said to be quarters that have half or
more of plow land; 7-14-24 is half valley land
and water is easy to get. TheywUl be sold ii
quarters and come at a little over $4.50 per acre
on the ten year plan, $275.00 cash down per
quarter.
No. 13.
Six hundred and twenty acres of bench land
: r l vr n. tt n i ait m
uuira iium nurui xiuiuo ul so.av per acre.
This is vers chcan and will be sold on foureoual
payments. It is a fine section and is offered for
sale because the owner has more land than he de
sires to cany.
no. 14.
Section 15. township 12. ranee 34. Lincoln coon
ty. Avery good section of agricultural land at
$4.uo per acre.
no. 15.
8. W. qr 8-13-30, hay land, two miles from North
Platte, $1,600.
No. 16.
One hundred and eighty-eight acres on North
river adjoining town. A splendid bargain at
$3,000.
No. 17.
Two sections of trraziner land 6 to 7 miles from
North Platte, surrounded by land that will most
likely remain vacant for some time, thus afford
ing ample range tor a good herd; $3.00 per acre,
one-half down, balance on time,
TIMBER CLAIMS.
I have, a number of timber claim relinquish
ments, 6omo of them offered quite reasonable.
Below is a list of those I consider worth the
money asked. "
no. 1.
Four miles from North Platte, in the bottom be
tween tne rivers; cheap at $600.
No. 2.
A fino quarter-section of table lund bix miles
south of Alkali, Keith county. $300.
no. 3.
A good timber claim in township 10, range SO
about 25 miles south of this city, $200.
no. 4.
Avery choice bottom quarter in towneliip 13,
rance'34. at 500. Homestead relinauishment in
same section at $200 a bargain for any one hav
ing tne two nguts, as it is nno bench and nay
land.
No. 5.
A very fair timber claim in township 12, range
35. high rolling prairie, very reasonable at $150.
Parties from a distance should bear in mind
that it is not necessary to live on a timber claim.
After making your entry all you have to do is to
hire the necessary improvement made, which al
ways adds more than double the cost to the value
of the land, and if necessary you can hold it four
teen years free from all taxes before proving np.
This exemption is no small item and should not
be overlooked. A timber claim is a profitable in
vestment, HOMESTEADS.
I have a number of homestead relmquishments
within easy access of the city, and parties with
small means will find it more profitable to buy
these than to go far away from the railroad or
market. Most of them are offered reasonable.
CITY PROPERTY.
I have a number of choice building lots in the
city; Parities desiring choice lots should cuU.
no. 19.
Largo fine house and two lots, windmill,
tank, Btablo, trees, shrubbery, nicely
improved, $2,500.00, or one lot and all
the improvements for $2,000,00. Part
on time.
no. 20.
A very nice house and two lots, wind
mill, tank, hydrants, hose, fountain,
lots nicely planted to young trees, $3000
No. 21. , .
House and 2 lots on North side, six
1 O 1 1 kmliltnnfl aI
igf y' large rouuie. uiuseiiD, uui ummmfea,
Knee S1.ZUU.
Sr-Tjithocrnnhed maDS of Lincoln county
for sale, only 10 cents each. By mail 12 cents.
Sam I. Adams
Funeral Director and
EmbaLmer.
Coffins on Hand at all Times?
Or made to order on 'short notice.
Coffin Trimmings,
Silver Handles, Screws and. Plates. Silk. Satin
and all other" inside tnmnungSin full stock.
Fifth Street, near Dickinson's, Livery;
NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA.
Jl&fgSrAr&rV The best bookfor an
It contains lists of newspapers and estimates
of tnecost of advertising. The advertiser who
wants to spend one dollar, finds in It the in
formation be requires, while forhim who will,
investone hundred raousand dollars in ad
vertising, a scheme is indicated which will
meethls every requirement, or can be made
to doao by changes mtHy arrived at by cor--respondence.-
14a editions nave been issued.
Sent, postpaid, to any address for 10 cent.
Write to GEO. P.-BOWELL 4 COL,
VEWSPAFER ADVERTISING BUREAU.
OSpjruce St,FrintiBgHie Sq., tw Tfe.
Secretary JB ay ard is said to have
assumed the "English air,"whatever
that may he.
TheSuez and the Panama, canals
are the deepest and widest cuts, in
the world. The worst cuts can he
healed by the milk of human kindness.
HEATING STOVES.
A large dine of heating stoves,
they speak for themselves ,-dpn't
have to tell that they are ' "for
winter use" at James Belton's.
Henry "Ward Beecher is said to he
a happy man, hut you cannot he
truly happy in Lincoln county un
less you subscribe for the Tribune.
The king of Denmark has a wart
on his chin which is an unpleasant
feature, and for the removal ol;
which he offered ten thousand dol
lars. It is reported that Captain Shack
ford, master of Jay 'Gould's yacht, is
intimate with the money king and
likely soon to become his confiden
tial man of business.
It was recently officially an
nounced that a medical commission,
composed m of one American, two
French and two English-Canadian
doctors, was to be appointed for the
purpose of examining Rial's mental
condition.
Land Agents,
desiring a supply of blank "Declaration of
Intention" can procure the same by
applying at this office. tf
German geologists estimate that
the Dead sea will be a solid mass of
salt one thousand years hence.
Residents of the Dead sea country
should embrace the present oppor
tunity to put down their hams if
they want to keep them well.
The democrats of Ohio might as
well make up their minds to this:
They must either reform their cus
toms or arrange to do without the
respect and confidence of decent
people. The lesson of last Tuesday
means so much and nothing else.
Washington Post (Demo.)
Map of Nebraska.
Any one desiring a mounted wall map
of Nebraska, edition of 1885, sectionized
and showing the ranges', townships and
new counties, can find the same at this
office. Only 1.50.
The west has its day the day of
rapid almost unnatural growth
and development and will now be
left to follow a like order of pro
gress and development with the
eastern and middle states, while the
south goes to the front. Charleston
News & Courier.
An eminent physician says that
mothers who take pride in the weight
of their newly-born children should
weigh tneni as soon as posible after
birth. Children lose weight during
the first three days of life, and the
loss sometimes amounts to twelve
ounces or more. It takes them near
ly a week to regain the weight they
had air the time of birth.
HEATING STOVES.
A full line of all kinds of Heating
Stoves, Stove Boards. Stove PirE xsn
Elbows. The "Radiant Home" is ad
mitted to be the best hard coal base burn
ing stove made. Over seventy-five are in
use in this town and all will bear testi
mony to the fact that it has no equaL A
list of the names of those who use the stove
rn hn seen, so that anv person desiring
to cet a first-class stove can be satisfied by
" . . ... . , i ii-n.j! a.
inquiring oi those wno use uie -xvauiuni,
Home.'
Polite .and competent mechanics always
ready to put up stoves. James Belton.
John McCullough, the demented
actor who was brought from the
Bloomingdale insane asylum, N.
Y., to his home in Philadelphia,
Saturday last, in a pitiable condi
tion, is reported to have been per
ceptibly improved by the change to
his own home. Mr. Johnson, who
accompanied him, says: "I -think he
is going to get better, not that he
will be able to go on the stage
i .-ii t ir x i
again, but he win De auie w
about and will regain to some ex
tent his faculties. Already great
improvement is perceptible, He is
brighter and watches those who at
tend him, a thing he. has not done
for a great while." Drs. Engel and
Lloyd believe he will recover. They
propose new treatment and hope
completely to restore his reason.
Miss Alice Fletcher, the student
of Indian household customs, says
that amoung the Sioux when one
family borrows a kettle from another
it is expected that when the kettle
is returned a small portion of the
food that has heen cooked in it will
be left in the bottom. The
language has a particular word to.
designate this remnant. "Should
this custom be disregarded by any
one, that person would never
be able to borrow again as the
the owner must always know what
was cooked in her kettle." A
white white woman, on one occas
sion, returned a scoured kettle
intending to teach a lesson in clean
liness, butr her act became7 the talk
of the camp as a fresh example of
whites. . . i
uw mvwi i 57-
1 '-I r
The. superatendwit -f foreign
mails has 'oiflered three despatches
of :mail vperweek oil the lihe be
tween Tampa ancUHavana instead
of two as prteent.
A man died of jeHqw fever on
the steamer Niagaraiat New York
(Mil . X.rrrt -i "
on tne zzms xne otner cwo cases
were not expected to live.
The .cleujbg-bnae returns for
week ended Uctober Z4tn snowed
an average- increase of 32.5 com
pared with ihe corresponding week
of last year.
The mother of Edwin Booth, the
tragedian, died recently of lgu-
monia, at tne residence or ner son
Julius Booth in New York. She
was eighty-three years of age.
Solid Gold Ladies' Chains and
"Watches at Jtf cEvoy's.
The bureau of statistics reports
the exports of agricultural imple
ments from the United States dur
ing the past twenty years as valued
at $42,500,000. The trade is steadi-
growing. .
The report that the Servians had
entered Bulgaria was confirmed on
the 25th. A slight skirmish took
place between,-the Bulgarian and
Servian pickets.
A man at Hot Springs, Ark.t for
his health, and. registered as Mike
Clifford of Nebraska was badly cut
by a knife in the hands of a man
whom he caught rifling his baggage
in his room at the hotel. The
wounds are not dangerous.
Duck and Rose, two rascals who
sold and run off mortgaged proper
ty from this county, are in the bas
tile. They were caught by sheriff
Hamilton of York county, in
Franklin county and returned here
last Wednesday., They will be
tried in a ifew,days before Judge
Room. Antota-Sun.
The state live stock commission,
in company with State Vetinarian
Gerth, left Tuesday afternoon for
Jackson, Ponca and Dakota City,
points in Dakota county, to investi
gate reported cases of glanders.
There are a large number of com
plaints being made to the commis
sioners of this disease, and although
they have been investigating cases
and killing diseased animals for sev
eral weeks, there are at" present
eighty-one complaints pn file.
State Journal
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For Instant Use
As a reliable remedy, in cases of Croup,
"Whooping Cough, or sudden Colds,
and for the. prompt relief and cure of
throat and king diseases, Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is invataable. Mrs. E. 6. Edgerly,
Council Slufls, Iowa, writes : " I consider
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral a most important
remedy for home use. I have tested its
curative power, in my family, many
times during the past thirty years, and
have never known it to fail. It will re
lieve the most serious affections of the
throat and lungs, whether in children or
adults." John H. Stoddard, Petersburg,
Va., writes: "I have never found a med
. iciue equal to
AVER'S
Oherry? Pectoral
for the prompt-relief of throat and lung
diseases peculiar - to -children. I consider
'it an absolute cure for all such affections,
and am never without it In the house."
Mrs. L. E. Herman, 187 Mercer St., jersey
City, writes: "I have always found
Ayer's Cherry. Pectoral useful in my fam
ily." B. T. Jqhason, Mt. Savage, Md.,
writes: "For thespeedy cure of sudden
Colds, and for the relief of children afflict
ed with Croup, I have never found any
thing equal to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
It is the most potest of all the remedies I
have ever used." "W. H. Stickler, Terre
Haute, Ind., writes: "Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral cured my wife of a severe lung
affection, supposed to be Quick Con
sumption. "We now regard the Pectoral
as a household necessity." E. M. Brcck
enridge, Brainerd, Minn., writes: "I
am subject to Bronchitis, and, wherever I
go, am always sure to have a bottle of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
with me. It Is without a rival for the cure
of bronchial affections."
PREPARED BY
Sr. J. C. Ayer ft C., Lowell, Mast.
For sale by all Druggists.
OYSTERS
AND
CONFECTIONERY
if
Finest Oyster Parlor
In the City.
Gonfectionery
, Teg
etables
And Fruits
for family use, as fresh as can be procured in this
iiket Also CHOICE CIGARS.
MRS. MARY MASON,
Booth side of Sprnce street, one block east of
Streitz's Drug Store,
NEB
NORTH PLATTE,
LOOK, ALU ft CO S
("L. & A.")
Canned Corn.
ROCKWOOD BROS.,
CHICAGO, will now receive orders for onrl8S5
packingof Canned Corn, and it will be oar aim
to pack, tho comLig season as in the past, a higher
erode than that reached by any packer. -Lverr
case being packed from the finest seed, highly cul
tivated: then every ear selected and packed near
the field tho day it is gathered.
Looms, Allen & Co.
Cicero, N.Y.. May, 1885.
FOR THE SEASON OF 1885-6.
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
ACRES
Desirable
Land
30,000
Farming
FOR SALE IN
RANGES 33 to 37,
INCLUSIVE, IN
Lincoln and Keith Counties, Neb,
and lying between the North and South Platte Rivers, on the line of the
Union Pacific Railway.
Prices and Terms can be obtained on application at the office of
DILLON & COLLINS,
Corner Front and Locust Streets.
The Hinman House,
North Platte,
Nebraska.
Esraeticaily MA in Elass and Tin,
Chicago, September, 1885.
yZe are now ready to take orders
f orlliis fall's delivery of 1885 pack
ing of fruits and vegetables, both
foreign and domestic; the former
being our direct importation, and
the latter, when not representatives
of the packers we are the Chicago
aerents of several packers are
bought direct from the manufac-
turers in car lots, giving us me au
vantage of the lowest market price.
ROCKWOOD BROS,
100, 102 & 104; N. Clark St.,
Chicago, III.
LEFFEL'3
IMPROVED
IRON
Engine.
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
E. G. ST. JOHN, 0 Proprietor.
"GUY'S PLACE."
Billiard Hall
Joh Otteestadt's
GENERAL
Blacksmith, Wagon and Repair
Locust Street, opposite J. D. Jackson's,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
I have now on hand new and second-hand
Lumber "Wagons, Spring Wagons and
Buggies made by the best workmen. All
who wish anything in that line will do
well to call on me.
AND
Sample :-: Boom,
i. LIC, Fro;.
ONLY-
Choice Wines,
Liquors and
Cigars
Kept at the Bar.
Opera Hbnso Block, Front Street.
NORTH PLATTE, - - NEBRASKA.
Boys' Clothing' !
A Great Chance for Bargains.
ALL THH PAKT3 MADE OP
MALL3ABL3 & V7E0UGHT
JTo Shrinking, Swelling or Warping.
TnK.TiiontrsT P.TTNNrs", SmnjircErTand Easiest
HEarLATii Wind Koik in ilif WOKI.D. 'J ho
BiiiH? is CHKAFj-ST. Cend for Circulars to tho
SPSIHSFlELi
Springfield, Ohio,
NOTICE.
Maet Negus, 1
Plaintiff. j In District
vs. . Court of Lincoln
Alexander Negus, j County, Nebras-
Defendant J ka.
To Alexander Negus, non-resident de
fendant: You are hereby notified that
on the 15th day of October, 1885, Mary
Negus filed a petition against you in" the
District Court of Lincoln county, Nebras
ka, the object and prayer of which is to
obtain a divorce from you 'on the ground
of extreme cruelty toward her without
any cause or provocation, and for the, care
and custody ofypr child Perle; you are
required to answef'said petition on or be
fore Monday, the 33d day of November,
1885. "
Dated October 15, 1885.
Maby Negus,
Plaintiff.
By J. S.-Hoaglaxd,
her Attorney.
nonce ror Publication.
Taken up 6y the su&scrifer on his en-
v 1 J ...
ciosea ianasm jorth Platte precinct, in
Lincoln county, Ne&raska, on or aiout the
151, uay oi u uue, 100, one VY.HTTE x eak-t-g
IlElFEB'with red nose and red ears.
said .heifer is iranded with hammer
claw 6rand. Oct 9th 1885.
octl0-6w J), S, Tomab.
PARKER'S TONIC.
A Furs Family Msdicine thai noTer Intcsicates
If yon nro a lawyer minister or bnsiness man
exhausted by mental strain or anxious cares, do
not take intoxicating stimulants, but ueo "abk
eb's Tonic.
If you have dyspepsia. Rheumatism. Kidney or
u nil fir v com uixiixiio. ur 11 yuu uru uuuuitu hiui
any disorder of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood
or nerves you can be cured by irAHKEii 8 aoxip.
If you are wasting away from age, dissipation,
or anv disease or weakness and require a stimu
lant, take Parker's Tonic at once: it will invigor
ate and build you up from the first dose but will
never intoxicate. It has saved hundreds of lives,
it mav save yours.
("JATTTrON !Pfnsr nil substitutes. Parker's
Tonic is composed of the best remedial agents in
the world, and is entirely umcrent irom prepara
tions of ginger alone. Send for circular.
Hiscock & Co,,
163 William St., Mew York.
ft Its Causes and Cube, by ono who
was deaf twentv-eieht years. Treated
UHfiuwyu by most of the noted specialists of
9iih the day with no benefit. Curedhim
self in tliree months, and since then hundreds of
others by the same process. A plain, simple and
successful home treatment. Address T. S. PAGE
128 East 26th street. New Yonc City.
ATDTP HPPPT? To introduce them
JDVT U X .Dili wo will give away
1000 self-operating Washing Machines. If
you want ono send ns your name. P. O. and
express office nt once. THE NATIONAL CO.,
21"J3cy street, New York.
ISfcWSU RATED BUSINESS HOUSE
lllin-.the.city or country, with banking, facilities,,
.who mar be embarrasFed or desinpus of ob
taining temporary accommodation on their paper
can secure same by addressing Absolutely Confi
dential; JBox 2517, New York.
"ROUGH ON COUGHS"
Though prompt and efficient, it is mild and
harmless. Safe and reliable for children. Wher
ever known it is tho Mothers' Favorite Cough
Medicine for the infant, children and adults. It
is surprisingly effective.
TBOCKES 15 GTS. LIQUID 25 CTS.
Ths WdsrM Sun is Consumption,
bronchitis. athma, spitt nj: of blood, soro or
tight chest weik lungs, hoarseness, sore throat,
loss of voice catarrhal throat affections, chronic
hacking, irritttin; and troublesome coughs.
'HOUGH ON ITCH"
Cures humors, eruptions, ringworm, tetter, salt
rheum, frosted feet, chilblains, etc, 50 cts. jars.
, E. S. WELLS, .
'Jersey City, Is . J.
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Kewspapcr Advertiing Bureau (19 gprsca
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All sizes, all grades, from a cheap
cotton to the finest imported fors
ted corkscrew goods, the best line:
that has ever been bronghtto Korth .
Platte, will be slaughtered. Must
be sold-at once for cash. This large
. stock of boys7 clothing has been
assigned to the Star Clothing House
to dispose of at any price, and we
offer inducements that you have
never seen equaled. The goods com
prise a line of suits as fine as made
in the United States, and will be
sold at about one-half their value.
150 suits is all we have of them.
Come before they are all gone. If
you doubt, come and see at the Star
Clothing House.
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Real Estate
AND
Collection Office,
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NORTH PLATTE, - NEBRASKA.
Loans Negotiated, Collections Made
and Promptly Remitted.
POWERS OP ATTORNEY EXECUTED, ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
FURNISHED, AND EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO A
GENERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
o szpiRinsra-
a Cut EkmiKa 3 ready to get into.
TJOQTOXa Or HAKNXag.
O A BT GO.,
itrsirnrxr, i:r.
Tybolcsalo STaanfacturers of
Two-Wheeled Vehicles, xasyKidms.
BUCKBOARDS, Best ITaie.
FoMlar Seat A Hsrmrs lf4tk
faor'a JTaU AdJaauibl itn
AlHff WAIISl) All GcHMtajrarna'teO.
Do ot f ocyet to ivrita for It 'r aa jajj CajUlegwa.