TUB ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, Ari'.II. 1, 1022
SEVEN
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE Sport body for Ford.
Call Herald (Mice. 37-tf
FOR SALE Sootl potatoes. For bet
ter potatoes use choice peed pi own in
the sand hills. Address JOHN 11TKS,
Alliance, Neb. 3G-38p
FOR SALE A five-room modern
bungalow; priced at 4,000. l'hone
52 1W. 34t
COLUMBIA HATCHERY.
P. O. Box 1102, Denver, Colo.
We can supply you with any quart
tity of Baby Chicks. Capacity 10,00f
weekly. 17 varieties. Live deliverj
guaranteed. Farcel Post prepaid
Write for prices and full particulars.
19-tf
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SAIL.
i.l.o the noi tl.ea-t quartor of the north
east (luartrr (NEUNEU) of srttioi
llil
FOR SALE Good used cars. A. H.
JONES Co., 3rd and Cheyenne, tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Modern furnished room?,
for light housekeeping. Telephone
922. 32tf
FOR REM lo pood farmers, on
long time leases if desired, first
class Box Butte county farm land lor
farming purposes.
30-tf LLOYD C. THOMAS
FOR RENT Splendid room. Mrs.
Oscar O'Bannon. 20-tf
WANTED
WANTED Catering and day work by
experienced woman. Phone 74S.
37-38
WANTED Man and wife without
children to work on ranch. Write
PETER A. SAXDOZ. Spade. Nebras
ka. 35-tf
WANTED Housework, would prefer
elderly family. Marguenette Lore,
Phone 818F15.
LOST
LOST Cameo pin on West Second or
Toluca. Finder return to Herald of
fice and receive reward. 3G-37
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of a chattel mortgage dated on the
f)th dav of May, 1021, and duly filed
in the office of the County Clerk of
Mox Butte County, Nebraska, on the
7th day of June, 1021, executed by
the Hemingford Implement and In
vestment Company, a corporation of
Hemingford, Box Butte County, Ne
braska, to the Henkle-Joyce Hardware
Company, of Lincoln, Lancaster Coun
ty, Nebraska, to secure the payment
of the sum of if l,i4i.:o, ana upon
which there is now due the sum of
$1,212.51, default having been made in
the payment of said sum, and no suit
or other proceedings at law having
been instituted to recover said debt or
any part thereof, I will sell the prop
erty therein described, viz.: One
Dougla3 Two-Ton Motor Truck, serial
number 13370, and engine number
63349, at the Lowry and Henry Gar
age on the corner of Box Butte Ave
nue and Fifth Street in tne City of
Alliance, Box Butte County, Nebras
ka, on the 15th day of April, 1922.
Dated this 23rd day of March, A.
D., 1922.
HENKLE-JOYCE HARDWARE
COMPANY, A Corporation of
Lincoln, Nebraska.
LEE BASYE, Attorney.
Mch24-Aprl4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the ri trict Court of Box Butte
Coumy, Nebraska.
In the .Matter of the Application of
KODOLFHIS M. HAMPTON, Admin
istrator tie I on s non of the Estate of
UUN H. KRALSE, Dicca c I.
CW No. 3201.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
uance of an order ftf the Honorable
.V. H. Westover, Judge of the District
Jourt of Box Butte County, Nebraska,
vithin the S'xtcenth Jiul.Vinl Di.-tikt
of the State of Nebraska, made on th
Uh day oi March, 1922, for the sale
f the real estate hereinafter lo
criled, 1 will offer for sale at puMic
.endue to the hight bidder tor carh
it the West front door of the Court
ilouse in the City of Alliance, Box
Uutte Count v, Nebraska, on the ITth
day of April, A. D 19J2, at the hour
jf ten o'clock, A. M. the interest of the
.s tate oi the said deceased, that is to
ay, an undivided one-half intoiest in
nd to the following described lands,
ituated in Sheridan County, Nebraska,
to-wit:
Township 27, North Range 46.
The south half of the south half
(S'aS'a) of sect'on twenty-nine (29);
.he south half of the southwest quar
ter (SSW'i); of section twenty-
'ight (2S); the south half (S'j) and
.he noithea-t quarter (NE'i) of sec-
ion thirty-one (31): the north half
(N'a) and the southeast quarter
(SEU) of section thirty-two (32); the
west half (W'a) of section thirty-
hree (33); the northwest quarter of
.he northeast quarter (NW'i NE'i)
and the south half of the southeast
quarter (S'aSEU) of section thirty-
ihree (33).
Township 26. North It .in ire 46.
The west one-half (W'i) and the
northeast quarter (NE'i), also the
foutheast quarter of the southeast
quarter (SE'iSK'i) of sect on lou:
(4); the north halt and southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter (N's
SlUalU) and the east hall and
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter (E'uSWttSEU ) also the west
half and southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter (WlaSEUSWU ) of
section five (5). the southeast quarter
(SE'i) of section six (6); the south
half (S'a) and northeast quarter
(NE'i) of section seven (7); all of
section eight (8); the west half (W'.i)
also the east half of the northeast
quarter (E'aNE'i) of section nine
(9): the northwest quarter (NW'i):
the west half and southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter W'.tU
NE'i), the southeast quarter (SE',i),
and the east half of the southwest
quarter (E'SW!i) of section ten
(10), the south half (S't), and the
south half of the north hair H'sM)
of section eleven (11); the west h.nlf
of the west half W'sW!j also the
southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter (SE'.iSW'i) of section twelve
I (12): the east half (E'i). also the
least half of the west half (E',2VMi)
and the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter (SWUNW'i) of
section thirteen (13); the north half
fN'i). also the north half of the
southwest quarter (N'aSW'i ), and
the northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter (NWliSKU) of section lour-
teen (14); the northeast quarter,
(NEU ), the cist half of the northwest
quarter (E'aNWU), the northeist
ouarter of the southeast quarter!
(NEUSEU of section fifteen (15);
all of section seventeen (17); the we t
half (Wa) and the southeast quarter
(SE'i) of section eighteen (IS) ; an
of section nineteen" (19); the north
half (N'i) also the west half of the
southwest quarter WlsSW'il (f sec
tion twenty (20); the west half (W's),
and the southeast quarter OLU ) ot
section twenty-one (21); all of ,-eciion
twenty-two (22); the west half 1W2),
the west half of the east half (W?
E',2), also the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter (NEUNE'i), r.nd
the east half of the southep.- t quarter
(E'sSE'i) of- section twenty three
(23); the north half of th-! routh half
(N'sS'ii). the southei cub iter of the
southeast quarter (Sr.'ii-l. i ). 'he
north half of the north half (N-'rNi ),
and the south half of th northe.tst
quarter (S'uNE'i), also the southeast
quarter of the north-vest quarter
(SE'iNWU) of sectnn twen'.y lour
(24); the northeast quntor (NE'),
the southea.-t ;unrter of the northwest
ouarter (SE'i NW'i), un the r.ortti
eieven III)', tne norm nan oi int
northwest quarter (N'jNWU) and the
noithwe.-t quarter of the northeast
nuarter (NW'iNlil of section
twelve (12): the north half of the
northwest quarter (N'jNW'i ), an'.
the north we-t quarter of the northeast
quarter (NWUNEU) of section four
Urn (14): the northeast quartet
(NE'.I, the east half of the north
west (muter (E'aNW'U), the north
half and southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter (N'sSWUSEU )
also the northeast quarter of thf
southwe.-t quarter (XEUSWU), of
ection fnteen (Hi): the south half of
the south half (S'sS's) of section six-
een (Hi): all of section seventeen
(IV) except the northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter (NE'iNK' ).
All of sect'on e thteen (IS); all oi
-ft ion nineteen (19); the west hall
(W'ai. rind the west half of the east
half tW'vE'a). also the ea.-t half of
rilE MOST SLANDERED WOMAN.
In a recent d vision, a iuiist referred
to Mary Muudalene as "a harlot '. It
is common today to refer to a wi'.ian
of the street as a "Magdalene.'' Now.
here do people get the idea that
.tary Magdalene was a harlot, or un-
lean woman? Certainly it is not
Mom an honert unprejudiced study of
enpturo. lhn comrs from eoniu ing
he unclean woman of I.uke w,th
Mary Magdalene of Mark 15.
the northeast quarter (E'sNEU)
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
E. Reddi.-h, Deceased, in the County
Court of Box Butte County, Nebras
ka. The State of Nebraska, ss: Credi
tors of the estate will take notice that
the time Ignited for presentation and
filing claims against said estate is
Julv 17th, 1922, and for payment of
debts is March Kth, 1923; That I will
fit at the county curt room in said
county on July lbth, 1922, at two
o'clock P. M., to receive, examine, hear,
allow, or adjust all claims and objec
tions duly filed.
Dated March 8th, 1922.
(SEAL) IRA E. TASH
County Judge.
March 10 to April 7, inc.
OBITUARY
MRS. CHARLES PHILLIPS.
Miss Elma Pister was bom near Al
liance, Neb., some 29 years ago and
died at Mullen, Neb., Wednesday,
March 29, at 6:30 a. m., of the flu ind
tjneumonia.
She was married to Charles Phillips
some ten years ago and to this union
were born three children, two boys ur.d
one girl. One little boy died some
four vears apo. Her hu-band iic-d
Borne three and one-half years ago and
was buried at the Whitman cemetery,
They lived on a little ranch norm of
Whitman several years. She leaves
a mother, three sisters and two broth
ers to mourn her departure. She
was brought up an adherent to the M.
K. church and Sunday school.
We all sympathize with the children
anil relatives in their sad bereavement
She was buried in the Whitman
cemetw beside her husband, Thur.i
day March 30. The funeral was con
ducted by Rev, Thomas D. Davis of
Hvannis.
The children are with tiieir aunt,
Mrs. Dan Wilcox of Ellsworth, Nei).,
she being a sister of the children's
father.
naif oi the south half (N'-'a;, und
the irouth half of the southe t.-t quarter
(S'aSE'i ) of sectiorj twenty-five 2 );
the south half (S'2). and the north-
pf quarter (NW'i), also the west
Vinlf of the northeast quarter (W'a
NEU of section twenty-six (26); tle
east half (E2) and the northwest
quarter (NW) of section twenty-
section (20); the vest half of the
northeast quarter (W'aNE'i), nn!
the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter (Si'i NW 'j ), also tin
northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter (NE'iSW'i) of section twen-tv-one
(21); the northwest quartet
(NWVi), the we-t half of the north
ea.-t quarter (W1.. 'NEU ), the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter
(NW'USEU), and the northeast quar
ter of the southwest quarter (NEU
SWU) of section twenty-eight (2S);
the west half (W'a). and the south
east quarter (SEU ), also the west half
and southeast quarter of the north
east quarter (W'aSEUNEU) of sec
tion twenty nine (29): the southeast
quarter (SEU), the south half an!
northeast quarter of the rortheast
quarter (S'iNEU NEU ) the west
half of the northwest quarter (W,
NEU) of section thlty (30); the east
half of the east half (E'2Ea), also
the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter (NWUNEU) and the south-
vtst quarter of the southeast quarter
(SWUSEU) also the southeast quar
ter of the southwest quarter (br.U
SVU of section thirty-one (31); all
of section thirty-two (3Z).
Township 26, North Range 41.
The southwest quarter of the south
west quarter (SWU SWU) of section
nineteen (19).
Township 2,. North Range 43.
The north half (N'a), the west half
(Wli) of the southeast quarter (W,a
SEU ). and the south nan ot tne soutn
west cuarter (S'2SWU ) of section
five (5): the north half (N1), and the
west half of the southwest quarter
(WliSWU) of section six (G); the
northwest quarter or tne nortnwesi
quarter ( NW U NW U ) of section seven
(7); all of section eight (8); the
north half (N'i), and the north half
of the south half (NlaSla) of section
seventeen (17): the east half (E'4)
and the east half of the west half
(E'iW1!!) of section twenty-one (21)
the west half of the west half (W'a
W',a) of section twenty-two (22).
township 25. North Range 46.
All of section one (1): the east half
of the we.t half (E'aW'i), and the
northwest quarter (NW'i) of section
two (2): the north halt trs'al oi
section three (3): the northeast quar
ter (NEU). and the north half of the
I i oithwest quarter (N'l-.WV u ) ot sec
, tion four (4); the north half and the
t southwest quarter of the nonneasi
ouarter (N'aSWUNEU ), and the easi
half of the northwest quarter (EM
W'i) of ection five (5); the north
half of section twelve (12); the south
half of the southeast quarter (ba
SEU) of section eleven (11); th
southeast quarter (SEU) of sect'on
ten (10): the west halt ot tne north
west quarter (W'aNWU) of section
thirteen (13); the north half of the
r.orth half (N'a N'a) and the south
eat quarter of the northeast quarter
(SEUNEU) of section fourteen ( H)
the north half of the northeast quarter
of section fifteen (15)
' Said sale will remain open one hour.
Dated this 14th day of March, A. D
190''
'rODOLPHUS M. HAMPTON,
Administrator de bonis non of
the estate of J011W H
KRAUSE, Deceased.
LEE BASYE, Attorney.
.Ich.l4-April.l4-inc.
NOTICE.
False Schedule Penalty.
If any person shall make a false or
fraudulent list, schedule or statement
required bv this chanter, or shall wil
fullv fail or refuse to deliver to the
a.-.-esfor. when called upon for that
purpose, a list of the taxable property
which under this chapter is required to
1 listr.). o' shall temporarily convert
tnv part of such property into prop
erty not taxable,, for the fradulent
Mary Magdalene is perhnps the tnot
laniloivd woman in the world today.
is true that she was possessed ot
even devil.;, tuit this does not neces
sarily mean that she was a harlot.
Many geol moral ieoplc were imis-
sessed with evil spirits in thoe days.
lt us study her character and see
ju;t what Mirt of a woman jl.e leally
was. She was or had been demonized,
but j he was not corrupt above other
women of her ago and day.
The first thing we are shown of her
is in Luke S, where we nre told she
was a vo-nan of some financial means.
It was she who took the lead to bring
the costly spice to embalm the body of
Christ on the resurrection morning.
,uke S shows her a woman filled with
gratitude revealed in loving service to
the one who had liberated her from
the demons. Many good people, moral-
sivaking, were filled w th evil
spirits in her day. (. hnst came across
her nath and she appoaie I to mm not
in vain. She was restored to her nor
mal self. This is no proof that she
was an unclean woman, nor does the
fact that a woman is insane prove that
she is immoral. ,
THE PARSON S COKNEP
By Rev. B. J. Mim.rt. Pastor of
the First Baptist Church, Allinncc
w th keeping its machinery iroimr, but
w th prodm jng th poods that are
wanted. No rhuifh represents the Son
of (toil which does not invsriaMy think
of itself as r.oi to be nvni'deird unto,
but to minister, and adjust itself to
fiill needs of all who can Iv served by
it. We need more d'seiples of the
Magdalene tjpo of whom soiiKone
said:
"Not she her Ma -ter with a traitorous
kiss stung.
Not she denied- Him with unfaithful
tongue
She when Apostles fled, could dangers
brave,
Iji.-t at Mis cross, and earliest to His
giae."
We have nil known good moral men
iind women who have oecome inline
This was something of the condition
she wis in. Christ restored her, and it
wua in orntitude for this that she is
shown servinc Him. She gave of
wht she had. service, money and time,
If those who t o not take time to reau
lust what the Bible really says about
this woman would be more like her,
the churches would have a greater suc
cess in their efforts to reach the peo
ple, and there would be very little of
this "retrenchment talk, in the
various denominations.
OMAHA GRAIN MARKET
OMAHA HAY MARKET
OMAHA, Nth, Ajril 3. HAY No.
1 iq land piairie, Ji.l0( t 12(M); No. 2
upland praiie, ? I0.UC, 1 1.00; No. 3
upland, 7.(H (t H.50. No. 1 m dland,
s I I.OtK'i'l I. .i); No. 2 midland, ?9..'.0(f
10.50; No. ) Midland. $7.M)(.f H.M); No.'
1 lowland, $ ((i(f '.)..')(); No. 2 lowland,
S-7.IK' .(. Choice alfalfa, $2).00(i
21.00; No. 1 alfalfa, $18.00(19.00;
standard, $i:.00(rd7.0(); No. 2 $12.00
(a I 1.00; No. 3, .$ 10.0()(rel 1 .00.
STRAW Oat, JS.()0(Vi 9.00; wheat,
$7.00(f8.00.
THE POTATO MARKET
OMAHA. ' h., April 3. WHEAT
-No. 2 dark hard winter, ? 1 .."..".i-J .,"(';
,MO. 1 t I.I IK lllllil nillll'l, ..., .m. l . . jnn,.rn
hard winter. 1.29(,rl.3(); No. 2 h.n d . otk
w inter, ,1.2."(nM.2S; No. 3 hard w ilder,
$1.20(1.2; No. 1 yellow hard, $1.22:
No. 2 cMow hard. 51.22; No. 3 ye;.ow
hard, $1.1.(1.20; No. 2 mi.';:i, Jl.O.'.dj
1 2S; No. 3 miNed, $1.02.
CORN No. 1 white, 49'ac; No. a
white, 49Jr49'ac; No. 3 white, 4s'2c;
No. 1 cl!ow, 51c; No. 2 yellow, r.O'ac;
No. 3 yellow, iiOO'eoO'ac; No. 1 miexd,
lc; No. 2 ni!Nol, 4i,a("149c; No. J
mised, 4"';c; No. 4 mixed, 47c.
OATS No. 2 white, 34 'ac; No. 3
white, 'XV-tc; No. 4 while, 33Uc; No. 3
mived, 33 U e.
RYE No. 2. 91c; No. 3. K9(?90e.
BARLEY No. I, 54c; Sample, 52
53c.
OMVHA, Neb., April 3. POTA
TOES Nebraska Early Ohio, No. 1,
per cwt, $1.75; Minnesota while stork,
$2.00; Colorado and Ndaho whites, per
cwt., 2.0(H" 2.25; Red River Ohio
Environment is a wonderful thing.
Think how many parents have broad
ened by nsitK-iating with their children.
Elizabeth Journal.
A Cleveland man says water will
ngain flood the earth 300 years hence.
Somebody's always flattering the pro
hibitioni: ts. Washington Post,
Our British friends ait; getting more)
ninl more troubled over the question
what to tlo with Lloyd George. Evi
dently the only recourse is to Ixj
patient and wait until old age gradual
ly wears him down. New York Even
ing Post.
Luke 23 shows us the woman as
being one of wonderful persistence.
She followed Christ to the very cross,
and was the last one to leave it. She
was last to the cross and first to the
tomb. The other deciples went hack
fishinir. but she remained on the scene
to the last. Yes, she was the nrst to
get a vision of Him whom she thought
dead.
How many of us will gladly meet
Christ in the Galilee of life where He
fonrives sin. heals the body and soul
does miracles, but alas when mounts
He upon Olive to enter Gcthsemane
and Calvorv we refuse or hang back?
Not she the traitor's kiss did give, not
she remained in the shadow of the
judgment hall, not she returned home
loavinir His body to the vultures of the
air. She was a woman of titanic hope.
Others left the cross, she rema ned
hoping on that Christ would in some
way keep His promise ot rising again
It was the waiting Magdalene that
received the first glimpse of the living
one. How much the church owes to
the watching woman of her member
ship is indeed hard to tell. 1 he other
women sought comfort in th com
pany of others, she sought comfort in
God alone. Angels came to her an
demonstrated that they weie Hi
ministers to those who sought God,
She was blessed with a special appear
ance because it was she who of all the
disciples who followed Him to the very
end.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
OMAHA, Neli.TTpril 3. CATTLE
Good to choice beeves, $7.75!!1N.40;
fair to good beeves, $;.90(r7.75; com
mon to fair beeves, (i.40(iri;.K5; good
to choice vearlings. ?7.'i0fe..'0; fair
to good yearlings, $7.00(7.50; com
mon to fair yearlings, $l'i.50C'P7.00;
tood to choice heifers. $7.00Ci,7.0; fair
to good heifers, $5.40fi" fi.s.5; choice to
m'imp cows. $fi.l((iffi.75: good to
choice cows, $5.50(i.OO; fair to good
cows. 84.7f(d5.40: common to fair
rowa. S' 75ri4.25: irood to choice feed
ers, $(l.25(rtM3.85; common to fair feed
pis. S."i.75rifi.25: irood to choice stock
ers. S7.00('t7.ii; tatr to gooti suh-ri-it,
$U.!()(rt'7.UU; Common to iair suHnrin,
ari.7riifMi.35: stock heifers. $4.506Mi.OO;
stock cows, $3.50("5.25; stock calves,
$5.007.75; veal calves, Wi.uiKfi'y-mj;
l.iilla tin era elf . S.t.Z.llfl tl.llll.
HOGS Receipts, o.XUO. un gooti
shiimer demand totlay the market
opened 5(fi10c higher. Packer trade
was generally strong to in spots iw
hiirher. Light hogs sold mostly from
$i Tdffj n.S.i with a ton price ot -.f..w.
Mixed loads and butcher weights, $9.40
(f9.7o, and packing grades, ?X.75(a9.r.0
with extreme heavies $S.25S.75; bulk
f colon wns SO.riOfft !l.7&.
SHEEP Receipts, (1,000 head, tiood
slvnnor demand was in evidence today
and with good competition prices ruled
mostly 25e highed. Eat lamiis mime a
,. nf Sir. .ri.ri with sales mostly within
a ran re of $15.00(15.35. Clipped
l.'imhs HVfiairin-jr mound nirety pound
-old'nt $12.75. Feeders and shearing
lambs were vtrnng to 25c hicher, mov
ing from $r,.7.j(14 10, with ore !o"d
at $14.25. Sheep were fully steady,
Some say jazz is a passing fancy;
others say a lingering infancy. News
paper Enterprise Association.
Anyhow, the world has made mora
progress toward peace than grand
opera has. Detroit news.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Commissioner, Third District.
I hereby announce rhy candidacy for
the office of county commissioner in
the Third district of Box Butte county,
Nebraska, subject to the approval ot
the democratic voters at the primaries,
luly 18, 1!22.
I am a rood roads enthusiast, and I
know conditions in the county thor
oughly. I believe in being guided by
the will of the majority in all matters
of road location. I pledge my best ef
forts for a business-like administration
of county affairs, and have but one
other plank in my platform equality
ind justice for nil.
J. R. LAWRENCE.
BEGINNERS OH THE PIANO
I make a specialty of First,
Second and Third grade work.
Country Pupils Tnken Care of
Saturdays.
rhone 922. Mrs. S. J. REID
one load of fair
9.50.
quality selling at
Herald Vnnt Arta- Uexults.
A. CLAHEH5E SGHGGH, M. 0.
Surgery and Consultation
Hunter Kuilding Alliance
seven (27); the north half (N') and purpose of preventing such property
the southwest quarter (SW'i). also trom being listed and of evading the
the north half of the southeast quarter" payment of taxes thereon, or shall
(N'-jSE1) of section twentv-cipht transfer or transmit any property to
OkJl. cftti! Viofi -t fiimrtrr tf lr.P
southeast quarter (SE'-tSE'-i) of sec
tion thirty-one (31); the east helf
(E'i), also the south half and north
east quarter of the southwest -luartrr
(S'iiNEUSWH) of section thirty-two
(32) ; the west half (W'a), and the
south half of the southet 'niarter
(S'iSE'i) of section thirty three
(33) ; the east half (E'i) and the
southwest quarter (SW'i) of section
thirty-four (34); all of section thirty
five (35) ; (the east half of the west half
(E'iiW'i), ami the west half of the
east half (W'isE'.a) of section thirty
tix (30).
Township 26, North Range 45.
All of section two (2); the east half
of the east half (E'zE'-i), and the
northwest quarter of the northea.-t
quarter (NWUNEU), also the north
east quarter of the northwest nuarter
(NEU NW'i ) of sect'on three (3); the
south half of the southwest quarter
(S'iSWU) of section four (4); the
.-utheast nuarter of the southeast
quarter (SE'iSE'i) of section five
(5); the north half (N'i), the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter
(NW'i SEU) and the southwest cuar
ter of the southwest quarter (SW'i
SW'i) of station eight (8); the north
half of the northwest quarter (N'i
NW'i), and the southwest quarter of
the southwest tiuarter (SW'i SW'i ) of
section nine (9); the east half (E'i),
and the southeast quarter of the south
west ouarter (SE'iSW-i) of section
ten (10); the wett half (W4 ). and the
west half of the east half (W'iE',2),
anv oerson with such intent, he shall
be gu Ity of a misdemeanor and sub
ject to a fine of not less than fifty
dollars and not more than two thou
sand dollars. If any person shall know
ingly swear falsely regarding any mat
ter contained in such schedule or in
terrogatories, he shall be deemed guil
tv of perjury and lie punished accord
ifiKlv. (1903 p. 402; Ann. 10952; Comp.
4974.) 35-44
BLACK KOOT
Marshall Sheldon was a Hemingford
visitor Saturday. 1
Mrs. Pete Farrell was quite sick
again last week. i
A number of neighbors gathered at
the Leis home Saturday evening and
spent it in dancing and playing games.
Byrl Dyer and wife attended the
dance at Jasper; on'3 Saturday night.
They report a fine time.
Gi E. Dyer and daughter attended
the play given by the east farmers'
vnion Saturday night. It was given at
Jasperson's.
Jessie Moravek is spending the week
in Hemingford with her grand parents.
All of the Scott y and Jake Hender
son families are sick w ith the flu this
week.
Mrs. Cal Leis visited at Hookham'o
Tue-dav.
Claude Hookham arrived home from
Lincoln Tuesday, where he has been
taking a business cour.-e.
HERALD WANT ADS RESULTS.
Christ grants special visits only to
those who are especially interested in
Him. If we like Mary would care less
for the things of this world, and more
for the things of God, perhaps, we too,
would see more of God and His Christ.
Her character is worthy of the emula
tion of us all. We would do well to
imitate her in her loving devotion to
her Savior. Would to God the churches
hail more like her. The world wou'd bo
reached much quicker, and souls would
be coming into the fold oftener. So
many of our churches exist for them
selves only. It takes all the jwer
they have to keep the machinery
going, ami there is none to get out
any products. As someone has recent
ly said, "Far too many churches think
of maintaining themselves as organ
izations and keeping their existing
machinery in motion, rather than of
giving life to the society in and for
which they exist,"
ELMER'S MA
No factory concerns itself chiefly
rhone 664 AUIaa
Harry P. Cotirsey
AUCTIONEER
Lire Stork and General Farm Sahtf
WELDING
GEO. II. BRECKNER
210 W. 3rd
Like a thousand of her kind
-busy every minute for the
welfare of her boy worried
about his health, and his
mischief-making, tolerant of
his pranks until her fund of
patience is exhausted. Then
Learn to know her in ,
"JUST BOVM
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