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mi -Weekl Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
BtJllHaUTPTiriN llATtHi
ii nmr. it m ii in an vinna mi " Ti
monins. cavii in advance w cut
nterod at North Platto. Nobraska, Postofllce
as second class matter
Partisans Run Riot.
(Sunday Omaha Beo.)
Tho publication In The Bee a week
vn 1 1 Hiiuirinnr nvinnnpn ri inariTU rnn
palrrnnrinn or th a Nnln-nan'a flraf
zntlon for tho relief of jobless demo
crats," has seemed to inspire members
of the majority party to get busier on
tho job, rathor than to deter them.
Though tho session is more than half
over moro attention has been given to
measures designed solely to crcato jobs
for democrats than to any other one
subject. Political job bills havo taken
precedent over all. Tho banking bill,
hc physical value of railroad property
bill and all other measures havo had to
take a back Beat while Mr. Hryan and
Governor Shnllcnherger have their lieu
tenants At work to build up tho most
gigantic political machine ever created
by legislative action. Laws governing
tho appointment of stato employes
which havo been on tho statutes for
years aro being changed in order that
tho governor may appoint democrats to
tho places.
Tho foundation of tho democratic po-
lical machine was Btarted with II. R. 1
and S. F. 1. Tho first was introduced
in tho interest of Mr. Bryan's candi
dacy for tho United States senate The
second is tho Omaha charter bill, which
contains moro politics than anything
else. Apparently no attempt is being
mado by Mr. Bryan or tho governor to
disguise their real object. Following
tho introduction of II. R. 1, to promoto
Mr. Bryan's candidacy for tho Bcnato,
the members of tho majority have,
Btop by step, laid tho foundation for
tho futuro control of tho machinery of
Btato. In addition to giving tho auth
ority to tho governor to appoint every
employe on tho pay roll of tho state
save tho ofllco help of tho constitutional
ofilcors, tho democrats aro attempting
to sccuro for their party tho control of
tho supremo court by ousting mombors
of tho present court though technical!
ties and to control tho patronage
of tho stnto railway cornmis
slon by giving to tho lono democratic
member of tho commission tho author
ity to prevent tho selection or tho dia
charge of any employe by tho majority
of the commission.
Second only in importanco to tho at
tempted overthrow of tho supremo
court, sololy for tho purpose of giving
Bomo jobs to dumocrats, and probably
of equal importance, is tho attempt of
Nebraska flrBt democratic legislature
to give to tho governor, as a part of
his political machine, tho Btato norma'
schools of tho Htate, tho junior normal
schools and thoso high schools in which
normal training Ib taught. Tho at
tempt to make of tho public schools a
cog in a democratic political machine Is
found in tho Cnso bill, which provides
that the governor shall appoint a board
of five mernbnrs who, who with tho
state superintendent and tho state
treasurer, nhall constitute a stute nor
mal board. This board takea tho plaCo
of tljo Btato board of education. Tho
govornor now has tho powor to appoint
the fivo momborB of tho stato board of
education, but undor the now bill tho
tormH of the present members ot this
board will end upon tho paBsugo of tho
measure.
But probably the highest crimo in
tho attempt to steal tho schools and
mako of them political institutions ia
tho attempt on tho part bf Mr. Bryan
himself to mako of tho stato university
an incubator to hatch out converts to
his peculiur political theories. Mr.
Bryan in hiu many talks regarding tho
bill to establish hia school of citizenship
at tho Htato university, has never said
how ho threatened tho regents unless
thoy established his pet school, which
ho desired to bo a school of politics
with himself at tho head. lie evon gavo
tho members of the legislature the im
pression that he was acting with tho con
Bontof thoregonts in pushing that bill
Mr. Bryan has boon publicly churged
that ho threatened tho regents with
legislative action unless thoy agreed to
hia proposal. Mr. Bryan has in his
possession tho ovidenco to either provo
or disprove this charge, but ho rofused
to give out for publication his ofllcia
and private correspondence on tho mat
tor.
Not only all that, but by changing
tho state banking lawB to givo tho gov
omor supremo control in selecting ex
amincra and other uBsistants to carry
out the provisions of tho euarantv bill
democratic' manipulators would flaunt
the banks or tjio utato-as a political as
est.
Nebraska Ylews Notes, .
The Y. il. C. A, at York hua begun u
campaign to raise $5,000.
Lincoln business men have subscribed
PURE
Red Polled Cattle
and-
BROOD SOW SALE,
At U. P. Barn, Lexington, Neb.,
Saturday, Feb. 27th, 1909.
12 Cows and Heifers 12 Bulls.
25 Bred Poland China Sows
. . . . 25 Bred Duroc Jersey Sows.
Tho cattle aro in tho bent of breeding condition. Most of tho cows
aro excellent milkers of good gentle disposition. They are of the large
heavy boned typo and 01 tho most popular strains known to tho breed.
Tho only just criticism is thoy are too heavy milkers for those who wish
the calves to run with thorn, and have to be milked from six to eight
weeks. To avoid this wo put two calves on one cow and milk the other.
Prof Jensen in his remarks on the street judging exhibition nt lost years
Farmers' Institute said that thoy aro unquostionnbly tho best breed of
cattlo for tho avcrago sized farm, and were justly worthy of being
called a dual purpose cow.
The brood sows are the best odoring I havo ever put in tho ring and
most of them show their guarantee. We have mated for a prolific, heavy
boned, lengthy, brond and well arched back, straight legs and good feet,
without sacrificing feeding qualities, and will leave it to you to judge
sale day how well I havo succeeded. In some Instances I have obtained
hotter results than I expected. Tho matured sows have passed through
the cholera, and the giits havo been immuned by the Ridgcway process.
A credit of eight months will be given on bankablo paper at eight per
cent. Salo will begin at 10 a. m. There will positively ho no postpone
ment. Send for catalogue.
S,VtSctkAuct,onccr J. 0. ANDERSON,
LEXINGTON, NEB.
$250,000 for tho purpose of building a
home for tho Commorcial club of that
city.
Tho National Biscuit company, which
quit doing business in Nebraska when
the pure food law was put in oporation,
s opening up again in Omaha.
Tho First M. E. church of Lexington,
los secured a location for a new church
edifice to be built this season at a cost
of twenty thousand to twenty-five
thousand dollars.
Tho salary of Gcorga M. Reynolds,
formerly of Hastings, an president of
tho Continental National bank in Chi
cago, has been raised from $35,000 per
year to $50,000.
In ton days tho Dempster Mill Manu
facturing company of Beatrice, hoB re
ceived ordora for 10,000 windmills to re
placo those dostroyod by -recent storms.
About 1,000 havo boon shipped.
Promotors of tho Yankton-Norfo'k
railway who say work will begin March
i), soy that the road will parallel the
Union Pacific from Norfolk to Colum
bus, thon oxtend to York and Hastings
with a spur.
Tho Nebraska speed association has
fixed dates for tho Nobraska circuit
next summor as follows: Toknmah July
13 to 10; Fremont July 20 to 23; Colu.n
bus July 27 to 30; Grand Island August
3 to 6; HaBtlngB August 10 to 13; Beat-
rico August 17 to 20; Wymoro August
24 to 27; Auburn August 31 to Septem
ber 3; Lincoln Soptcmber G to 10.
Tho largost grain elevator in tho
stato outsido of Lincoln and Omaha has
just boon completed at Columbus by T
B. Hprd. Tho main building is 32x38
and 109 fcot high, with an annex of 7CJ
foot high. Tho capacity is 225,000 bush
els. Tho machinory is run by savon
motors having 75 horso power. Thlrty
fivo hundred bushels of grain per hour
can bo elovatcd.
For Rent 23 acros threo mlloa west
of town, irrigated land, good house and
barn. Inquiro of W. V. Hoagland.
ALL UNSTRUNG.
Many North Platte People Suffer from
Nervous Troubles and Don't
Know Why.
Thousands of cases of kidnoy troublo
ahow fow outward symptoms oxcopt
norvouiness, languor, irritability and
an inclination to worry over trifles. It
ia gonernlly duo to tho poisonous action
of uric acid on blood and norves, and
can't be cured oxcept by curing the kid
neys. Doan'a Kidnoy Pills euro these
ills by curing tho kidnoya. North Platto
women aro learning it. Here'B a local
caso.
Mrs. Carolino Smith, Eighth and Pino
StB., North Platte, Neb., says: 'I can
rccommond Doan's Kidnoy Pills a most
eilcctivo romody for kidney complaint.
During the past six yoars I have suf
fered terribly from this trouble. At
times my fcot and limbs swelled to
twlco thoir natural slzo and on this ac
count it was impossible to wear my
shoes. My back ached constantly, I
wus nervous, rested poorly and usually
got up In tho morning feeling tired and
completely worn out. About a year
ago my genoral heulth was greatly run
down and nothing I took seemed to do
mo tho least bit of good. When Doan's
Kidnoy Pills wore brought to my atten
tion, I procured a box at A. F Stroitz'a
drug storo and in a short timo after
commencing their uso, tho backache
and weukneBS through my loins was
removed. . Now slnco using five boxoa
of the remedy I am completely cured."
kFor Salo by all Doalers. Prlco 50
cents., FostcrrMllburn Co., New, York.
Sole Agents for tho United States.
Remember tho nfimo Doan'B and
tako no other.
BRED
Rincker's
Book and Music
Store ....
Agent for
EDISON and VICTOR
Phonographs
and Records
No uso to send to Chicago or else-
whoro for machines or records, as we
will duplicato any prices obtained in
tho United States.
Driving a Horse to Water
is ono thing, but making him drink is
another. Anyono can buy a harness,
that's easy but buying suporior hond
mado, up-to-dato and stylish harness
that will look well, wear well and fool
well on your animal Is anothor thing.
When you want rolloblo harness mado
if t t ...
irom mo Dest obk tanned leather in
stylish and handBomo harness come to
A. F. FINK.
For a Good Enjoyable Smoke
wo know of no cigar that Is cuperior to
tho ForoBt King at tho price. Wo be
lieve you will agree with us if you give
tho Forest King n trial. Lots of other
mon havo. Of courso wo do not claim
there aro no hotter cigars than the
Forest King. But you'll have to pay a
wholo lot moro for them. Thero ia no
cigar liko tho Forest King to bo had at
tho prico and wo know it.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
Notice to Overseer of Highways.
You aro heroby notified that you
must not perform nny work, or cause
further expenses In your respective
road districts unless you havo such
monoy in your road district fund. In
such cauo cash will bo paid to the over
seer. All monoy from this date, in your
road district fund, must bo expended
under tho supervision of tho ronu over
seer and paid to tho porson working on
tho road in cash, by tho overaoor. Ov
eraoor taking receipt therofor.
Ovorseer must pay all persons work
ing on tho road after Feb. 15,09 in cash.
All claims held by individuals for
work already dono must bo filed in tho
cOunty clerkte offico beforo Feb. 16th,
1900. r '
Dated North Platte, Neb., Jan., 29,
1909.
A. O. Kockcn, E. II. Springor, C. II.
Wnlter, county commissioners.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
f S. TWINEM
0,
Homeopathic Physician
ana surgeon.
Ofllcej McDonald Bank HulMinir.
Phono 183.
A. J. Ames, M. 13. Mario Ames. it. D-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians and Surgeons.
O.Tlco: Over Stone Drug Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
HEO. B. DENT,
U Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
Phones Office 130
i nones tRe8idenco 115
R. L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Phystcian,
Rooms 7 an1 8, McDonald
State Bank Building,
Phone 148.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
Attornoys-at-Law.
Office over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
rp C. PATTERSON,
Attorney-nt-Law,
Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND OMBALMER
A full lino of Caskets, Robes, etc.
Calla answered promptly.
Day Phono 126. Night Phone 482.
NORTH PLATTE
PANTATORIUM
II. R. REESE, Prop.
Ladies' and Gents' Clothes Cleaned with
French Drv Clennor.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Goods called
for and delivered. Over MrB. Huff
man's Millinery Store.
Phono 450.
Harrington & Tobin,
Wholesale Hay
and Grain. . . .
Parties desirinc to settle their
accounts may do so by calling
at our office. Room Keith
lheatre building.
T. F. WATTS,
AUCTIONEER.
My BerviceB aro worth all thev cost
If you go to a cheap man you will
probably fail to sell or bo comoelled
to sell at a sacrifice. Tho only rea
Bon any auctioneer is cheap is be
cause nis services aro not worth
much. For terms and dates writo
or wire at my expense, Phono E5q4.
The C. F. Iddings Co
COAL
Rock Springs Lump and Nut
Maitland Lump and Nut
Hanna Lump and Nut
Colorado Lump and Nut
Pennsylvania Hard Coal
(in Stovo and Nut Size)
Blacksmithing Coal
We carry the largest assort
ment of high grade coal in the
city. Try us with your next
order.
Call Phone 7. We have it.
The C. F. Iddings Co.
Behind a Good Team
should bo hitched a good carriage
You want ono so roliablo that you can
givo all your attention to tho hbrses,
without a Binglo worry about tho vehicle
you ait in. Our carriages aro juBt that
kind, If you buy one, and your horses
aro as good &a the carriage, you'll cer
tainly havo a dandy turnout,
A. M. Lock.
5&
W. W. COVELL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Rooms 7 and 8
Keith Theatre Building
Residence Fl'onolto
Onico Phono B68
KARL GERLE
Merchant Tailor,
iiiriwva jrvut iiiusv wviuii ui tita m
Ifnn nf nnmnlm nf rrnnrla fnr Rnrlnrr anrl
Rltmmpr KnHn Dvnnnati nnH 'Frnii.
sers, which will be made to order in a
most up-to-date and satisfactory man
ner. Shop over Schatz & Clabaugh's
store.
Notice.
North Platto, Neb., Feby. 2, 1909.
The Board of County Commissioners
makcB the following estimate of ex
penses for Lincoln County, Nebraska,
for tho year 1909.
General fund $37,000
uoaa lunil 25,000
Bridge fund 15,000
SoldierB Relief fund 500
DISTRICT DONDS.
Eureka Bridge bond $2,000.
Eureka Bridge interest $720.
Bostwick bridgo bonds and interest.
$1000.00.
Hershey bridge bonds and interest.
$1000.00
South Side Irrigation District bonds
and interest, $1060.00
North Platte bridgo bonds and in
terest, 1,210.00
SPECIAL ROAD LEVIES.
Road DistNo 1 $1000 00
RoadDistNo8 100 00
RoadDist No 10 100 00
Road DistNo 16 150 00
Road Dist No 20 100 00
Road Dist No 21 50 00
Road Dist No 22 100 00
Road Dist No 27 150 "00
Road Dist No 28 50 00
Road Dist No 30 50 00
Road Dist No 35 50 00
Rood Dist No. 36 60 00
Road Dist No 40 50 00
Road Dist No 41 60 00
Road Dist No 46 50 00
Road Dist No 47 100 00
Road Dist No 50 60 00
Road Dist No 51 100 00
Road Dist No 54 60 00
Road Dist No 57 50 00
Road Dist No 68 150 00
State of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
I. F. R. Elliott. Countv Clerk of Lin
coln County, Nebraska, do hereby cer
tify that the above and foregoing is a
true and correct estimate of exDonscs
mado by the County Commissioners br
Lincoln County, Nebraska, for the year
JWJ,
F. K. Elliott, County Clerk.
CONTEST notice.
Department of tho Intorlor,
United States Land Ofllco.
North Platto, Nebraska.
Vohv. 4. 11HX).
A sufliclont contest affidavit havlturboon
filed In this ofllco by Charlos T. Urcach. con
testant, against nomchteau entry no. vaivb
made Juno 10. iwt. lor ikm of section 17.
township V.raiiRo 32, by QcorKo W. Crale con-
urnteo. in which it is aucRcu tnat said ucorgo
w. Ural? tins novur estaollslind ins rosl.-ir.cn
on said land: that he has novor cultivator or
improved any portion o tho same, and that
ho has wholly ab' ndoncd said ianu for moro
than six months and ono day last past: that
raid absence from land was not uuo to his
employment In tho army, navy or marlno
corps if tho United States. Said parties
are norotiy notmoo to appear, rcsixmd and
offer evidence touching said alienation at 10
o'clock a. m. on April 6, 1WW boforo tho
Kcglster and Kccolvor at tho United States
Lanu uiiico in nortn riauo. Nebraska.
Tiio said contestant having. In a proper
affidavit, filed Feby 4. 1009. sot forth facts
which show that after duo dlllgonco personal
sorvlco of this notlco can not bo mauo. It Is
horoby ordered and directed that such notice
ho given uy duo and proper publication.
fli-8 .f. E. Evans. Heglstor,
PROBATE NOTICE
In tho County Court of Lincoln county. No
braska. February th. 1V0U.
In the matte! of tho estate of Fred Oolse
decoascd.
Notlco Is hereby given, that tho creditors ot
said deceased will meet tho Administrator
of said estate, boforo tho, County Judge ot
Lincoln county, noorasua, at the county
court room in said county, on tho 8th d&v of
ihuiuiii u'uu, annul, iiiiuolii uny ui cuiuuuiuur,
MOD, at 0 o'clock a. m. each day, for tho pur
pose of presenting thelrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowed for creditors to present thoir
claims and ono year for the Administrator to
settlo said estate, from the 8th day of Sop
tomlMir. 11W8. This notice will bo published In
the North Platto Tribune, for eight publica
tions successively prior- to the Vth day of
1 .. 1 . ttliMl ....1 .-.......... .
Aiarcu, ivw,
W. O. ELDER.
W-8 County Judgo
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, a.s.
In tho Countv Court.
In the matter of tho guardianship of
josepu Ij. nangtson ana namiu itanctson
minors.
To the creditors, holrs. lccateos and ntlmrn
Interested In tho estato of Joseph L. Ilangtson
and Namlo Ilangtson
Take notice, that Henry Worn has
filed In tho county court a report of his do
ings as guardian ot said minors, and It Is
ordered that the mmo stand for hoarlng the
0th day of March. A. I). 1000. boforc tho court
mo nouroro ciocK p. m.,atwincn tlrao any
person Interested may appear and except to
and contest tho i.nmo. And nntlcn nf thu
proceeding Is ordered glvun In thn North
I'latto Trlbuno, a seml-weokly newspaper, for
six ruecosslvo publications prior to March
VIII, ivw.
Witness my hand and tho seal of thn enna
ty court at North Platto this 10th day of
fOl-3 W. O. ELDER, County Judge,
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
, W- II. Webb, first name unknown will take
nonce mat on. tun ;nnl day ot llecomber. 1008,
P. II. Sullivan, a Justice of tho poacoof North
riauo precinci no. i, Lincoln county, nohr.
Issued an order ot attachment for the sum o
fiU3.i, in an action ponding boforo him
wnereiu r.rnest r. iramp is piaintnr and w
11. Webb, first name unknown, Is defendant
that property consisting of money In tho
nanus ot mo union racitiu it' u a corpora
tlon. has Ihjoii attacheil under until nnl.
Saldeouso was continued to tho 18th day of
luarcn, iwv, ai luo eiocK, a. in
North Platto, Nob., Fob. lath. 1000,
E11NK8TT. TilAJIl'.
NOTICE.
The unknown holrs of Frank M. Wlloy, de
ceased, defendants:
Will tako notlco that on the 10th day of
January, 1000. M, Keith Novlllo. plalntltr
herein, filed Ills petition In tho district court
of Lincoln county, Nobraska. against said
defendants, tho object and prayer of which
aro toqulot plaintiff's tltlo to tho south half
ot tho northeast quarter and lots 1 and 2, of
section 4. in township 13 north, ot range 20
west of Urn Sixth P. M. in Lincoln county,
Nebraska: and to enjoin tho unknown heirs
of Frank M. Wlloy, docoasod, and all persons
claiming by or through them, from iraklng
any claim to said premises adverse to tho'
plalntltr and his grantors. And plaintiff
alleges that ho and Ills dovlsor havo teon in
tho open, notorious, adverse and exclusive
possession ot suld real estate under a claim ot
right ami paying the taxes assessed against
said land each year slnco tho 1st of M Jrch,
lt07; and for general equltablo relief.
That on J anu ary 25th, 1000, tho district court
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, mado an order
directing that notlco ot these proceedings ho
served uion the unknown helrn of Frank M.
WHey, defendants, by publication
You am required to answer said potltlon
on orlMiforo tho 6th day of March, 1990.
Dated January 2Mb, Km
nr Kllcox Hale Smo'rnW1"1'
Serial No. 0755. II. K. 100.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land Ofllco at North I'ljjtto. Nb.
Iln(nmlnr Zfltll. 1008.
Notlco Is hereby (riven that Frank Powers,
of North I'latto. Nebraska, who. on August
'2th, ww. mauo nomesiuau uiur , """J
. ....xilitnuai mi arf n fl tin mtjl u
and 7, Section 6, Township 11, north, Hfe
80 west tqxin rnncipai wormian, u i
notice of Intention to mako final firo year
nu.Miiii.i.Mlili nlulm In thn land abOTO
described, boforo tho KcRlster and Ko-
cciver at norm i-iaiio, nuui uu wo
(layomouruary. -
Alex Urown. It. M. VanPolt. Kd Wilson, all
of North Platte. Nebraska. o n
Serial No. 01118. II. E. 23-127.
NOTICE VOll PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior.
U. 8. Land Ofllco at North Platto. Nob.
January . lew
NkiIm ) Imrnhv irtrnn Hint Leonard W.
Hoist of Maxwell. Nob., who on Oct. 29, 1907,
mirtnltnmpHtmrl F.ntrr No. i3527. for Lot OnO
section 4, township 12 north.raneo 2D west,
sixth principal meridian, has filed notlco of
Intention to mako final Commutation proof,
to establish claim to tho land abovo described
iHjroro Heclstcranu iiecoivor at norm riauo,
Nebraska, on tho 4th day of March ltw.
ninlmnn! nnmnq ns wltnossp: Fred IlroOKH.
John II. Rowland, and Fred Smith of .Max
well, Nebraska, and Elmer uawott. or norm
i'latto, neurasKa. ...
JB'O .1. k. kvahs. newsier.
Probate Notice.
In tho matter of thn estato of Thomas
J, Llndcnmuth, deceased.
In tho county court or Lincoln county, ne
braska, February 1st 1000,
Nntlm In hnrphr ctvrn. that the creditors
of tho said deceased will meet tho administra
tor ot said estate, loforo tho County Jiidgo
of Lincoln county. Nebraska, at tho county
court room In said county, on the27th day of
February, lvoo, and on tho Z7th day ot August,
1000, at 0 o'clock a. m. each day, for tho pur
pose of presenting their claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowed for creditors to present their
claims and ono year for tho administrator
to settlo said estato from the 30th day
of December, 1008. This notlco to bo published
ror cignt successive publications in mo
North Platto Trlbuno. orlor to said 27th
day of February, 1009
TV, U. fAAIt.ll,
fl-fl County Judgo.
NOTICE PROBATE OF WILL.
Tho Stato of Nobraska, I .
Lincoln county, ) "
In tho County Court.
In tho matter of tho estato of Ernest Tolltr.
deceased.
Tho Stato of Nebraska to 'ho heirs
and noxtot kin of tho said Ernest Tolltfl do
ceased: Tako notlco. that urxin filing of a written
Instrument purporting to bo tho last will and
testament of Ernest Tolltz for probato and
allowance. It Is ordered that said matter le
sot for hearing tho 18th day ot March, A. D.
1000, boforo said County Court, at tho hour of
0 o'clock a. m., at which tlmo any person ln-
torcsipu may appear and contest tno same;
and notlco of this proceeding Is ordorcd pub
lished for six succcsslvo Issues In tho North
published In this stato.
I'latto Tribune, a seml-weeklv nnwnnannr
my hand and tho seal of the Countv Court at
in testimony whereof. I have hereunto net
North Platto this 20th day of February, A. D.
fW-O W. O. Eldeii. County Judgo.
ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR
AlTUin i'MKH T UK ADMINISTRATOR.
Stato of Nobraska, Lincoln County, as
In tho county court February 20th. 1P09,
In tho matter of thn nstitn nf Samnnl
Funkbouser deceased.
un reading and filing tha petition of Susan
Funkhouser, praying that tho administra
tion of said estato may be granted to William
E. Funkhouser as administrator.
Ordered, That March 16th, 1909. at 9
o'clock a. m., is assigned for hearing said
potltlon, when all porsons Interested In said
matter may appear at a county court to bo
held In and for said county, and show cause
why tho prayer of petitioner should not bo
granted. This notlco to bo published foralx
successive publications in tho North Platte
Trlbuno prior to March 16th, 1909.
W. C. ELDER,
fii-3 County Judge.
mt n NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Tho State of Nobraska. I.
Lincoln County. f ss
In tho County Court
In tho matter of tho estato of Lowla
Kolley, docoasod. To tho creditors, holrs.
estato of Lewis Kolloy.
,1'K? nPco. that John E. Evans has
filed in tho county court a roport of his
doings as administrator of said estato and it is
ordered that tho samo stand for hearing tho
20th day of March. A- D, 1C00, before tho
court at tho hour of 9 o'clock a. m., at which
tlmo any porson Interested may appear and
nTcnnt tn nwl fn,it,io . ....... a i
of th s proceeding is ordered glvon in tho
North I'latto Trlbuno. a seml-weokly nows-
rVi I'l?.? B,V!SM,VU puuucaiions prior
to March 20th, 1009.
Witness my hand and tho seal of tho county
courtatNorUi Platto this 20th day of Fobr-
1 23'u ' W O. Elder. County Judge.
,N.0TIR-
Mary Rponoy and tho unknown holrs of Kato
Manning, deceased:
Will tako notlco that on tho 25th day of
January. lOOu, Thomas O. Patterson. Rotta
LeMastors. Mary Lamplaugh. an Insane por
mi" uyi r?,ncls, U To,)ln- ll0r "et friend,
Michael O. Harrington, Mary M. Harrington
Olaronco Harrington. Paul Harrington
James Harrington. Minerva Harrington
jrancos Harrington. John Harrington. John
Harold Lamplaugh. Cathorino Herrod and
Henry Waltomatb, plaintiffs noreln. filed
thoir potltlon In tbu district court of Lincoln
county. Nobraska. against said defendants,
tho object and prayer of which aro to qulot
tho title to Lots l) and 7. In Block 103, in tho
original p at of tho city of North Platte. Lin-
f0lnS,nt?'',ob.rasla' ,n th0 Plaintiffs hero
In. In tho following manner: In Michael O.
Harrington and Mary M. Harrington i strip
ilfe.ot.Tl110; ru"n nr Jjorib and south on tho
west sldo of said Lot 0. oxcopt a tract In tho
northwest corner thereof. SO foot oast and
west and 22 foot north and south: in Henry
Wa temath a tract In tho northwest corner of
said I Lot 0.30 foot oast and west and 23 foot
north and south: In Mary Lamplaugh. a tract
fO feet In width, running north and south,
through said Lot a. telng taken from the wist
sldp of a tract 20 feet In width running north
and south a ong thoeast side of said Lot t?: in
J ary rtfmp,1.,lUK Jolin I,arld Lamplaugh. ,
Mary M. arr ngton, Catherine Horrod
Olaronco Harrington. Paul Harrington
James arr ngton. Minerva Harr ngtoE'
Francos Harrington and John Harrington a
&ri.? f0Ct nld??xtenillnJ north anf south
along tho oast sldo of said Lot oj in John
Harold Lamp ugh. Michael C Harrington.
Mary M. Harrington and Cathorino Horrod
a tract twenty-two feet wide, running north
and south being the west one-tl Ird of said
Lot ;7: Hi Thomas O. Patterson " wet "win-ty-two
feet wido, running north and south
on tho oast sldo of said Lot 7 and lwlngtho
east one-third of said Lot 7. and In Rou Lo
Mastprs, a tract twenty-two feet In width
running north and south through sa d Lot 7
being tho center one-third of said Lot 7. '
And that the said defendants Mary Roonoy
and tho unknown heirs of Kato Manning do
coasod. bp adjudged and decreed to havo no
right, tltlo or interest n or to said promises
and tliat tho defendants lie trover enjoined
from assorting or claiming any sue right
lo or Interest In said promises. The Plain
tiffs herein claiming tltlo to said pre nlsos by
a deed from James McAIannusrotherwIso
n ai&iiP1' mes.n? conveyances to thS
PlalntliTshurolns and by possession of said
prem ses for moro than thirty years last past
by said plaintiffs and their grantors V "
That on January 25th, lOoO. the district
court of Lincoln county. Nebraska, ma do an
order directing that notlco of thoso proceed
ings In. served on thoJinknown I Sirs of IfSto
Manning, defendants;!)!- publication.
1 ou are required to make answer to said
potltlon on or tMiforo the hth day of March 1000
Dated this ath day of January, IVW. '
Thomas O. Patterson. Retta LoMastersJMarr
Lamplaugh. an Insano iwrson , l y iVancls
L. Tpbln. her next friend. Mlchaoi 0 Har?
rlngton. Mary M. Harrlnctor i ru,i
Harrington. Paul HarriiigVoi. lanri? ic.
r ngton. Minerva Harrington. VrancMliiC
rlngton. John Harrington. Jolm IlaiSm
Lamplugh. Cathorino Herrod. and lh.,?.
Wa temath. I'lalntltrs. ,Lrrou' aml "enry
By Mlcox & Halllgan. Their Attornoys.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
Tho above reward will be paid for
tho arrest and conviction of tl e nartv
or parties who havo been breaking Into
the school houses in District No 5 an?w.
destroying property. ' aniY
H. Simants,
Louis Macht,
LORENPutDT
StrhooJ BrJardt