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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOUEUAE
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WHY WE NEED EUROPE
A repot t of the 1 K purtmciit of
Ceiiiiiitiiv allows a .shrinkage tf half
lillin d'.lkir.s in nur tr.i'ie balance
Aitli Kisr'ji lor tho 1: t I";sral year
m e.nip;uel with llMIi. There is
not liins ilist url'ii k m that, hut
tin nht ful citizens may he iliseon
certeil hy the item-; with imlivi.tii. 1
Klin j ean countries. Tor in. t.ir.ce,
tiiu.S ro'iii'l niinihi i , our exp.rt l.i
Grt.it 15. Haiti were $L!n)".0o.0U't
kkI our iini..:ts $.".00. '''(0.000. To
I-"rahre our sah-s were 7 1 f,.oyo.tMHi
ami pnr.li.ises were $ I 7l000,'Mn.
I'.'Iy bought ..ls f lis to the
amount of $4t;u.t0"i.MK) an. I mM us
5 :!. "'. mo. I'.eliuiif .s ;;reo'UU was
j.ur. Jn-e-. $:: t 7.0i.t.oot. sales
iMiii.OiiO. To (lermany we Siilvtl $2D'2,
O"o.ti0o ami bought $ ir,,0tM).o0'.
Without further ileiails. lie totals
show that our sal
to Kuro'.e for
the ast jear
ai.il Hi! rope's
were $r..4.",::,MS.
-ales to lis wtro $1.-
1 7f.4'.o. '.'.- Jut how lone; s.i one-j-oitil
an o:har.e e:m continue n.ay
not i. a.- rtil. but It is foolish to
think i' in o o:i indefinitely. There
w re high, protei I ionist who used to
think that Kurope i muM heexeki.le.l
l"r in .ur maikvt: but nobody with
any economic standing accept Mich
al -urdity.
The .-it nation today, however, is
Hot v i at it was when the full dinner
p.il was a campaign slogan and the
i. tuner labor of Kur. .:'. the ran tins
oi- .'oi's slii k in Iiade. Klll'ODe has i
to rebuild i'self jihysically and ai-
nio.t ps.vchtdosically. Ho.v
important i is t,i u tiiat
-ij.-i .1 - in reveaU d in soe.
vitally
Europe
licnt's
le.luers. If i:urop. can't pay for t ne
So. ids slie buys from us. what is so
in to happen to American industry,
or to put it diiettly. what i coins t:
happen to the avtra.se
job?.
American's
Cainiidate Ilardi-iir may labbie
"Atn.-rica li i -t " and t he bit t orciders
may il-t. ounce Knrope. but Ameri. :. n
I rr -p.ri' v is bound up with Kip
rope s stability, as the trade Hsu.es
com lu-i v 1 v teil. And tliat
l.-
t lie
a raize American':; interest
basue of nations.
THE COUNTRY ROY
in
the
It n.ay he that future president i'il
candidate, will be the highly spe
cialized products that the city hoots
row are turnins out an I s,u,d men
they uutzlit t be. Hut the country
boy still is battins to a hiph averase
.a public life, and the nominations of
James M. Co ar.d Warren O. Hard
ins have bro.miit slory to the road
side Ohio hamlets in which they
were born.
Thc old-fashioned American tr.oii
i. i: tliat preferred presidents srown
on farms s , ni. -l to have :r s'"l out
with M- Kinb y. Koosevelt iv,r; Imvii
in New York: Taft in Cincinnati;
Wilson in Staunton. Va. The tity
srowu boy had come into his own
at la-t. it appeared.
Hut this year both major parOe-n.-..iin
have sel.v tt .1 as t heir standard
bearers boys who came from the soil;
beUer
SO M II wou'.Mi
have iearr.ee.
that there are two
ways to can for
clothes. They are
learning to take
care of them.
It is quite amanncrl:' thing to takt
care of your clothes investment a no
nrotect it up to the litiiii. Having
ytiur clothes car-fuily dry cleaned
w ill improve their wear ami help to
prolontr the lire of their ist. lish lines.
Getting acquainted with our work
means getting in touch with a real
money saving service.
Goods Called for and Delivered
i B J M KJi V
phone:
opposite: i
JOURNAL OFFICE
Ibb
PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
who lived through their teims in tiny
villages; who toiled on the land from
early morning to Mimmcr's dusk;
who revive in their careers the old
fashioned tradition.
The era that produced them is
passing, as the youth of the farms
respond to the alluring- "-iM nf tin'
cities. They are of Miat old-fashioned
breed whose careers Inspired
generations of hoys to so forth like
wise and hunt and seize opportunity
afar when it was nowhere to be
found in their own mishborhoods.
The future probably will Rive us
a different type of presidential can
didates whose carters will he less
picturesque; fellows who will not be
niii::h-!iv!i or self-made in the
.-e:.-e that fox and Hardins are pro
ducts of their own in; king.
I'.ut when they rise to fame there
will be far less inspiration in their
hioirrauhies. Omaha News.
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TEE PRICE OF FREEDOM
The s!orv of tl.e pet canary bird
whose cae Mirroiiniiinss srew irk
some and who wandered fort li only
to he eaien by the neighborhood cat.
is ;ice c'd.
What matter if food and water
were proid.d daily; what mater a
life of ea e? 'ithotit i'ru'vicm of th
lieh's these proved in.uieqi; itc to sat-i-fy
the lonsins- of "only a bird."
Human beinss much resemble this
pe! son-:-Mr of the fable.
Children today rebel at parental
J discipline; many w ives chafe under
the restraints imposed by the mari
tal law. while husbands openly re-
i net asninst tne mucin uuc 01 ii.e
A'lierici'ii home.
And the price of freedom is equal
ly as exacting as in the story.
Children wander from the parental
roof into the world and we scarcely
pause to rift'ect upon their dowifrail
or ponder over their plight.
j Wives and husiiands starch for
f roodom from the rostrainins modes
; ,(f life, only io lii'd tl..t the longer
.they search the more elusive troves
the hanpines-i liiev sn !; and with
out which life is empty indeed.
'Twas ever thus.
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IF EVERYBODY WAS LIKE YOU
I'.y Dr. James I. Vance in Omaha New -Wiiat
sort of a world would it ;c
if everybody were just like you?
Wot;', I ymi care to live in uch
worid? Suppose everyo.ie trca.-"!
his p. ichbor as y..i treat yuur. an.!
:on(liict .il his business as ou ror.-
duct yours. Suppose all homes w. re
like your home.
What kind of a nation would it be
if every citizen treated his citizen-
ship ;,s you treat yours? What would
be the business life of vour town if
your ideals and praeiicis were
adopted by th- ret of tiie coninmu
ity? Would th world be In t tor o."
worse if vou were universalia d?
Has a man any rishl to expect the
world to be better than he is? Is
theie any rca-on why he should ex
pect other men to treat their wi.es
better than he treats his, or so to
churfh oftei'.er than be dees, cr to be
more seperous in tharities tlian he
or to be more public-spirited aiid
pairiotic than hrrnself.'
Corno out of the fos-hank and set
a clear siht of vonrself. ami sav
out land whether you want to he uni
versalized or retired from circula
tion. Are you the species of the
oniis homo fittest to survive?
Society is made up of social units.
There is no wholesale way of mak
ing a better town or a sreater na
tion. Saciety cannot ri-e l-.isher
than the level of the people who
com pose s-iciety. The whole thins
I hinses back on the individual, and
you are one of them. You cannot
hide out. You are bound to be
counted.
The only way a man ran lift the
social level is to be as decent an in
dividual as he knows how. It is not
desired that he ape his neighbors
fir try to be a twin to anybody. Let
him be true to himself. Let him
make his own life fit. -His Maker
would not have made him just a lit
tle different from his fellows if he
had wanted him to bo a duplicate of
anyone else. Hence the, only iumii
fit to be universalized is the man
who is intensely individualized
Therefore, "stir into a flame the gift
that is in thee."
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The tncney'you s?pena in a con
slstent newspaper advertising cam
paign will come back to you trippl?d
In a very short time.
am
i 6 ur la m B
Tomorrow Alright
Tablets step sick headaehts.
rciiev fcilioa ettacrs, to.u and
f-f-ni.i,- (no el.rninativo organs.
makj vaa feel fine. H
" Dalier Than Wis For Uvcr Ills1
F. G. FRICKE & CO.
IIEREIITY
V.'e Lear a preat deal of lament in:-v
over ilii'eriteil trait.". .Much of the;
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blame for our bad haoits is s.inteU
to the sl-.oulders
of some forefather.!
U is true we jlo inherit some
trails of our ancestors, but it is ab
surd to assume that they are t
assume that .tl.cy arc to blame for
our shnrtcomitms and that we inu:,t
be a tlae to heredity.
You are absolutely master of your
o.vn fate. No hereditary taint U,
half as st rons a.s
vourown will. No.
h
reditary t.iint can hae any hidditii. d in this . ..ni t on the intn day of i
, :, ,, . u-;usf, 1:il'". and purport im; to Pc the!
.on you it you decide ot her. i.-e. . la. t n ,.,,, t,.s,;,mollt of t he said de- i
i'l
You don't "nave to be the
something undesirable ju.-t
lave ot
because
I'oiiie-.mc lire has been.
bh.aiins .lead people f.ir you."
out: mistakes.
Start anew with the;"
lirm re.-olve lha.t von will he strut
cr than any inheriti-d instinct.
.... " , , . , . . . i,
Throw away old habits and d.-
-ires Form new desires new habits,
(it t a PCW start and thins II-
tliuushto. Listen lu the v.ainin.ss tfi
tiie hiulu r self. J
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1 uinormws
1 1 i-ll ape I n lll-el t .
I. ore ea-i!v if today is
w..ll lii'i
i'.e uood. and the tendency will
rOW i
until y.'ti ate a.sain the slave of ;
habit, for which you cat! thank your
.! f - the habit of S'" ln..s.
METHODIST PARSONAGE
BEARING COMPLETION
From rrtday's Iaily.
The home f r the minister vf the
Meihodit church, which has ie.-c-ii
umur construction durins the sum
mer i p.ow nearins omp.e'i;on and
v iwr. i ' .1...1..T iil will m:.l.'.. mix lit It1..
most pieasaut and comfortable home
i:i 1 he city.
Situated in an omir.ance, which aT-fo;-ds
a comuiotlat inu view- of the por
tion oi t ne cny sc.. -ro.iuiiins. ne l'nti,;
.-onase and chur"'i buiidins. it s!ili;-;,t
u-iildn ..:..- ilUhmi-n ..r tlw. c.nli r
? Ho' i-jty. P.ukltlS H :;- ssllile
wl'.cie th:. peoples are movins. stil
se-luded jn a s"Jis:. thai makins tl'.
nii-privi:ey a iiiins t. be desire:
t emenr v.aihs aim a sonu reiaiun:
wall make-! the tdare one of peal -
ucss and with tiie ad.ii'ioii of .sra
, , ...
i:: the lawt! .-pace, will make tn
".crior otie of beauty, while withi:'
otltin:' i.as I..-, ii vie. red to in iik.. i:
i'i v it ins' in its beauty and a mod
of conv: r.ietice in the arraiisement ;
which have In .;i perfected in inak-IUis
ins a real home. .Messrs. Schwcmu k- -
and Henry, the carpenters are Pov
ju. t con.pletin f-'llio las, ,f the v.i.ou
hnishini; and hryms the hard wood
floors of Ibo inlirior. It is fir:itify-
ins tliat while I lie Ilev. A. V. Hunter.
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inc pcisi.'l. o.eij so 1 1 1 e i - i I
-ith the membership in the bridsins
to a suece.;.-f nl completion this strip'
titre that he is o be r lain (I as th
pastor of the church at this place
for the com iris v ear.
BETTER FACIUTINES TO?. GRAIN
From Kriday's I mil jr.
With the aiivcnt of the truck 1 r
haulins. there has also b- en found a
n'ces..iiv for alierat ions in the matter i
id tirmnale for their acenminoda
nun. a.s tiie mean; ( I transporta
' :i !
h-.'S always U noininaied the ways of
i'aniilin.s soods. On aji'oup.t of t!u
scarcity -f railway cars, the h-.ir.'ilip s
.if irrain by trucks. h::ve c;ius:-d mar.y
receivins places to adapt thetnsclves
, .1 c r it bo niv.ti to all nersons Interested ir
t.. the reectvn.s of piv.n from 'he ,.f 1:, ,,.,. Juin a copy ot
truck systems. (this tuder in the lMatlsmouth Journal
i ii- eie,iMii al " ii.ir i ri'UK, nt :r
r t.i ha mile 't lie grains with iiore
lerilv and which is brought to their
I'l... -.1 '. .!
shippins station in trucks, have bent I
for sor.ie time remodelins their
(lumpir.s facilities in meet, tho
::iand v hich the truck traf'e I; as
n.atu!' d. Antiy Thf.tj.t,,n n t.
Miller h;. ve been for .onu. time niak
ins 'he cha:is"s and have lust about
completed the alterations, which will
make a dump system f;r the wason
ami t lie tru-k :ijk1 will in this way
he trp-to-date in the matter.
MlTM K. TO i ItCIIIIOIIS
"i.e state of Nebraska. Cass coun
ty, ss.
In tee ('.iioity Court.
I n t '" niji 1 1 er of 11
eTil Zitka. !.. -isel.
estate of Jo-
To the creditors of sa id .state;
Yon are hereby notified. That I will
it at the County Court room in I'latts
inoutli in said county. !?i i.f eleventh
:. of Seldernler. 102". and on the
i iiite.i tu dav of I ., i;i her, A. I . 13Jil.
it ten o'.-l'iik a. in., of each .lav. to
receive r. nd examine all claims ncrainst
said estate, with a view to their ad
justment and a How a ii'.--. The time
limited for the present at ion of claims
lirainst sai l estate is three months
torn Co eleventh dav of Scotcmbrr
A. le lOiai. and the time limired for I fil " : ' elia Ka pv; Charles 1 lapJ.
payment of debts is one vear frotu L' r-.'T Laiisinier: William S.
said eleventh dav of September, 10"0 siiner; and Lots two (2) and three ()
Witness my " hand and the seal of!i" Llock ti.ree ( ;; ) in Donelan s Aoui-
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i August, 1S2.
ALLEN J. EKKSON
(leal) County Jud:
Adverthin?; is the most effective
method Of "druniEHlg up" trade.
oisnr.it ok iu:itii
oil IVIiliitu for Appointment of ,
.liulnirnlri.
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun
ty, ss:
In tiie County Court.
in the matter of the estate of Adam
j K;i 'Tenboi Ker, deceased. ,
i mi readme: anil nuns tne petition
of Minnie K a (Ten luTRfr, praying tliat
mi i nist ra 1 1. mi (1f said estate may lie
Kianteil to her as Administratrix;
( ir.lel e.l. That September 1 1 til, A. I .
l!t'i. at ln:ni o'clock a. m., is assisrn- '
'! for hearing said petition, when 'all
j persons interested in said matter may
jappenr at a County Court to he bold
in ami for said county, and' show:
J cause why the prayer of the petitioner!
I should not he Kiantl; and that notice
J of the pendency of said petition and
i the hearing thereof lo Kiveri to all
i persons interested in said matter lv
piiMishinv? a copy of this order in the1
i'lattsinoutli . Journal, a semi-weekly
newspaper printed in said county, for
three successive weeks, prior to saiu
ilav of hearing.
Dated August 1tb.
aixkn J. hi:i:sox,
al'J-SVi-. County Juilge.
To ". r:i M.Cai ver. 1 efetiil.l lit :
Ymi are fii-reliv notitied. That on the
liri'i'ilay of Ma'r.h. 1H1M1, Iloliert Me
Carver. I'lainlitr, tiled his petition and
commenced an action ayainst you in
tie iMstrict ('-iiirt of t'ass count v. Ne-
I lii-i-kn. the ohject ami prayer of which
lis to ohtain an ahsolute divorce from
you m the grounds of desertion, mis-
i lint and iini'iiioatibilitv, without
i;illS). fault of the plaintiff.
. "" a,'' re.inire.i to answer said pe-
titiori on or . I., fore the L'nth day of
Sept em her,
a 1 J - 1 w.
A. I . 1 !L'l.
i: i;i;i:t McCakvkk.
1'laintifT.
oiiu:ii of iii-.wmm;
mill mliT f Hrlmi of W tn
In i In' 'ounty Court of Cass coun
ty. Nebiaska.
, Stale oi .N'el.raska, County of Cass,
s.
rl'o ult ?iff-won inlcroulaj i I . . . t-
tale of W'illiafu licit, deceased:
i-a. Iii. tin- petition of Kather-
Hell pra viiii; ttiat the instrument i
t. may h.- proved and allowed.
nl ieioi.h-. .-is the last will and tes-
I lament of William lleil. deceased; that
isanl i us I r n in.-iit he admitted to pro-'
pat.-, and the a d in i nis t ra t Ion of said,
.est.il- he -ranted to Kathctine lleil. I
, js i...,ei.v ordered that von. ami:
l i'l persons int. rested in said matter,
i:a.iy. and h. appear at the Count v.
("..it t.- t..- i,.m in and for said conn-i
l 'v. on the llh ilav of September, A. I . '
!;,.. ;,t in oY... k a . m.. t show cause . i
i ' any there i.e. why the prayer of,
I i i pet M hoi. -i- suoiild not he granted.:
l a ti at notice of the pendencv of.
.-ai'l pitition and that the heariiiiri
il.eie.'i he Lrin to all persons in-I
te:' -o .i in said matter ly puhlishin--; '
.: coj.y of this Mder in the l'httts-,
i, ...,n;-al. a semi-weekly new s- i
tpa r prune. i ui snnl county. Tor tl.r
s li i .-. - s ' e e.-l:s liri.ir to sai.l .I:.v or
Ilea l ine;.
' Witness mv hand, and seal of said
e..ut this 10th (lav of August, A. I'.
llt.U.
J. r.KKSn.V.
S. all al.'-::w. Count v Jiid.se.
m i h i: ok iic:ti:i;
i IVIiliou for llrlermiiinlion
of Heirship.
i:st.iie N'o of Annie T... lialev-
I .i ken ha r . deceased, in tho County
:l of 'ass eourity, N'ed.raskiw
The State of Nebraska. To art p.r
e.is i n t. 1 es i e.i in said estate, ere.li
i oi s am! h.irs take notice, that Sailio
Leonard, the owner of the here- i na 1
: . : .!.-. i i h. .1 re;d estate ai-.l interested
, in suc.h. h.-v-: li. ! Ik r petition allejr
e j ;nc that Annie 1 1 ab v-Kikenhary
.; I died intestate in t'nion. ("ass count v.
j Xe'.r.-tsk:, on or al.ont etoler. ls'.r..
i ! -i 1 1 ii" a I'rsjiii nt and i n ha hi t a n t of
noil. Cass i-mumIv, Net.raska. and the
le r of the following described real
tale, to-vi': Lot six nil in Kloel:
i, l -niiie !:::m jn the t'ity of I'niver-
I'iaee. l. ui. .-'sh r eoi.ntv. N'ehraska,
leaving as I., r sole and only hens at
i w lie 1 ..il..-.' hi' nam. .1 persons, in-
j !: M:iry I.. 'aiiin, her mother, ;ind
Aihert 1 ;". 1 : i k. 1 1 a ry. h. r wi.lower:
jlhat said dee. d.-:it died intestate; that
too application for administration has
I l-c n made and the estate of said !-
: , . d.-iit has not i.een administered in
!:h. - state of . hraska. and that the
oai t o. in none who are tne neirs oi
-a:d .1. c. ;. .1, Ui.'ir decree of km-
-!,!,, :i.i , . i ,-ht of descent in the
-e l property "f which the deceased
oi.-.l s- ixed. w l eli has been set for
i l.earinar on the vth day of September,
I A. ! l'C'.i. :. ! ) o'clock . 111.
j .n. .! at - attsmonth, Nebraska,
:;rd day . usrnst. A. I lf-ii.
.,(1 a,..,w A,'1'KN .Mulltvlc.
,
,.. oK ,.:h,;
,,,, ,,,.,. r .r..i.n of Win
In the t'onntv Court of fuss county,
I
slah' of Nehraska, County of e ass.
To .-ill pcrsoii-. interested in the es
tate of .lacol. I;. Yatler.v. deceased:
I'll read in"; de petition of dace
Variety praxitiL- that the Instrument
tiled in this c.e,-r on t he "nd day of
Auirust. l!c-at and pnrportinc In !
the last will arid testament of the paid
deceased, may he proved and allowed,
and recorded a the laft will find tes
tament of. lac. .1. II. Yallery. deceased;
that said instrument be admitted to
piolate. and th.- ,-nlniitiist rat iu of s.il.l
.state he ecu ni.-d to John S. Xalleiv
and Mary Kliahetli Vallcry, as ee
i nt oi's :
It is here!., ordered that on. and
all persons interested In said matter.
mav. and do. at. near at the I kiiiiIv
Cmrt to he h. hl in and for said conn-
t .', on the 1st dav of Sept em her. A.
I . 1!'J'. at ten o'clock a. m . to show
cause, if any there be, why the prayer
of the petition, r should not be grunt
ed, and that notice of the pendency of
said netili'Mi and the hearinu: thereof
1 ti tet eslOU in
of
em i - v. eel. 1 v .. . v. s i.a i.er lU'inte.t in
said county, for three consecutive
weeks prior to said day of hearinp;.
Witness mv hand, and seal of sat.t
- on
this 2nd day of August, -. j
1!20.
AbbKN' -T. P.KLSOS.
County Judso.
(.--'calj
Mind: op Mir t ii i -" titi.i:.
In the lii.dri.-t Court of Cass coun
t .-. Nebraska. . ,
1'illiard :ra..-min. Plaintin". vS. Lu
eirda Kr:tt.n . ' al. I lefetiilants.
To the K.f.Mdants: unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentatives and all other persons in
terested in ti e .-state of John MfConk-
v. deceased; j;na .McConkey; the
unknown h-Mr.-.- devisees, legatees, per
sonal r.--pi-eseps,tives and all other
persons ititereste.l in the estate of
Waiti.n AleConi-ev deceased: Nora JIc-Conk'-y:
the unknown heirs, devisees.
Ic.'iiiees, I'. rsonal representatives anu
nil other . t.s .n interested in the
stale of C.eoree McConkey, deceased;
th.. unknown heirs, devisees, legatees,
persotinl rcrcMetitatives and all ther
persons interested in the estate of 1.11a
.Mcfonkev, ,!,.,, .asTd: !"' r'issott.
-bssio -M. 11,,, ,nee Pisott): red
M. Hat-on; Kl. cta Jeffers; Charles Jcf
lets; John lMuotf lienjamin PiKSott:
Mrs. PanHimin 1'i'ott, real name un
known; l:. ssi. i.i-eiitt Put', real name
I unknown; John I oe. real P"'.""
'mown: Kose AVestfall: J'aniei -
it i.n to ti.e .. ... t lla ttsmouin, "
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M ass cmnty, Nebraska; and all persons
ka: ami aii ry" :V V
eiainun
r of anv kind mi
sit.! rea! estate or any part thereof.
Vou and each of vou are hereby not -
i fied tliat on tl;e 22ad day-of July, l--".
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oCaii1!'
aim
Henry
Six EVlilcs West of Plattsmoutb, on the
Louisville Road.
All the Leading Tractors Represented in
This Territory are Invited to Attend
Every Farmer Should Attend
Under the Direction of Mr. Snipes
Cass County Agent
ome Out and
in each and all of you are made par
ties defendant, the object, purpose and
prav.r of which said petition Is to
ohtain a decree from paid court re
movine; clouds from and uuietinp the
record title to the following describ
ed real estate In the Plaintiff, Milliard
Crassman. to-wit: Lots two C!) and
three C! l in Llock three (3) in Ponc
lan's Addition to the ity of IMatts
montb. in Cass county, Nebraska, as
auainst vou and ach of you and to
cvclude and enjoin you and each and
all of you from ever asserting or
claimin"; any estate, ri-iht. title or in
terest therein adverse to Plaintiff by
reason of Plaintiff's adverse possession
of said premises by himself and bis
grantors for more than ten years prior
to the commencement of said suit, anil
for such other and further relief as
may be just and cnuita-ble.
You are re.uircd to answer said pe
tition on or before the 2th day of
September. l'JJO, or your default will
Pe dulv entered therein and a decree
entered as praved for In said petition.
latcd, July :;oth, 1920.
illl.LIAim GP.ASSMAN.
Plaintiff.
By JOHN M. T.KYHA.
a-.4jV His Attorney.
Mllll I. 1P M IT TO ll IKT T1TI.K.
In the Histrict Court of the County
of Cass, Nebraska.
Cash U Wiles and Thomas Wiles.
Jr.. Plaintiffs, vs. Mrs. Jane A. Harper
ct al. I lefendants.
To the defendants. Mrs. Jane A.
Harper: Joseph Harper; ICobert W.
Iibnnell: Mrs. Kobert W. Ponnell. first
real name unknown: A. M. Saxton.
lirst real name unknown: Mrs. A. M.
Saxton. first real name unknown:
North .v- Scott, a co-partnership com
posed of North, lirst real name
unknown, and Scott, tirst reaii
name unknown: North, first ealj
name unknown: Mrs. North,
tirst real name unknown: Scott,'
lost real name unknown: Mrs. I
Sett, tirst real name unknown: Mar-;
tha L. Harper: Harper, first reali
name unknown; K. 1 1. Katon. tirst realj
name unknown: Mrs. K. H. La ton. tirst
leal nam unknown: the unknown
heirs, devisees. legatees. ..ersonal rep
resentatives and all other persons in
terested In tee estates m .mis. ...
Harper: Joseth Harper; Kobert W.
:oii;iell; Mis. ttobert W. lonnell. first
ieal name unknown: A. M Saxton.
Itrst teal name unknown; Mrs. A. M.
Saxton.' first real name unknown;
North, 'first real name unknown; Mrs.
I.. - - North, first real name unknown:
Scott, tirst real name unknown:
Mrjj . Scott, first real name un
known: Martha U Harper: -
Harper, tirst real name unknown: I'
ll Katon. first real name unknown and
Mrs i: H Katon. first real name un
known: Marv Harper and Luke Wiles,
etch deceased; the unknown success
ors grantees and assigns of North
M-o'tt H co-partnership: the north half
',N..1 of the north half (N'.A) of the
north half ( N of the southeast
.oi-irter (SK' of Section four 4.
i:.wnship twelve (12). Nrh Rn?e
thirteen (1): and the north half (N4)
of the southeast quarter (SKi) of Sec
tion fourteen 1- Township twelve
(I"). North j;anse i" i'
il.; north half (X4) of the northeast
. . v .- I , . . ur.ii 1 1. u-es t lillfir.
ter (SWU) of Section fourteen (14).
Township twelve (12). North PanKe
.. ' nil in the County of Cass.
rev . v , . fr ,ri. -
Nel.raka: The south half (SH-) of the
northeast quarter (XK'-i ) of Section
four Tit. Township twelve (12). North
ane thirteen (13): and the south
l ilf (S.) of the north half (NV.) of
the north half (N'Vi) of the southeast
.oiirter (SKU) of Section four (4),
iownthlp twelve (12). North RHS.
thirteen (13): and the south half (s,)
of the southeast quarter Sfc.'i qf
Section fourteen (14). Toivnsti.r twelve
and
toil Vnrt I i;anse iiuocrii in
the south nan :i
quarter .-: v , - Vnt
n-i ii nt sect on tourteen v-i-.
Township twelve (12): North nam?e
t hirteen (13). "all east of the 6th P. M..
tn'cCountji of Cass. Nebraska ; and
: Mil nersons navinn -
., , anv kind in said real es
or aliv ,)a!ts thereof:
1 YQU and eatll 0f you are b
c . u wiles, at
- VY.leihJr..as r;la in tifTs filed
ereby notl-
and Thomas
a petition
commenced an action m the Viz
POSTPONED DATE
TIRACTOR
DEMONSTRATION
ay,
AT 1:00 P. M. ON THE-
H
.irz.rarm
See the IRGft
trict Court of Oiks county. Nebraska,
on the 4th day of Aupust, 11CJ0. against
you and each of yon. the object, pur
pose and praj'er of which is to obtain
a decree of court, quit-tins title to the
north half N ' of the north half
(N'Va) ot the north half (N'-i) of the
southeast quarter tSIO'i) of Section
four !). Township twelve (12), North
Canpp thirteen (13); and the north
half (NVjl of the southeast quarter
(SHU) of Section fourteen H), Town
ship twelve (12). North TIansre thirteen
(13 : and the north half ( N s ) of the
northeast quarter iSK'i ) of the south
west quarter (SWi) of Section four
teen ll). Township twelve (12). North
Kane thirteen (13). all in the County
of Cass, Nebraska; The south half (S',i)
of the northeast quarter (NK'i) of
Section four (4), Township twelve
(12), North Pamse thirteen (1.1): and
the south half (S'i) of the north half
(N'l:.) of the north half (N ) of tho
southeast quarter (SH'i) of Section
four (4). Township twelve (12). North
irangc thirteen (13): and the south
half (S') of the southeast quarter
(SKVi) of Section fourteen (11). Town
ship twelve (12, North Kanpe thir
teen li:!); and the south half (S'i) of
the northeast quarter (Ni:'4 of the
southwest quarter (SYV'i) of Section
Alfalfa Hay Wanted!
AI fa-Maize Manufacturing Company is now. ready
lo buy hundreds of tons of alfalfa hay at its new mill
in Platlsmouth, Nebraska. Market price will be paid.
OMAHA MARKET PRICE
ALFALFA Choice, $28.00; No. 1, $24.00-$26.-00;
Standard, $18.00-$22.00; No. 2, $14.00-$ 16.00;
No. 3, $10.00-$ 12.00.
500 acres of Corn Fodder wanted for which from
$25.00 to $30.00 per acre will be paid.
Alfa-R3aize
PLATTSMOUTH -:-
JOHN DEERE
Farm Machinery!
We carry a full and complete line of the rcli-ible
John Deere farm machinery, and aie ready to fill your
order for anything in our line. Plows and corn farming
implements of all kind, as well as haying and harvest
ing machinery. Also threshers' necessities. '
WARE ROOMS ON SOUTH
SIXTH STREET
D. -.. n-nsOLS;
PLATTSMOUTH -:- -:- NEBRASKA
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HQBSES Flow!
fourteen 1 I . .Township twelve (12).
North Kanue thirteen (13). all east of
the Hth 1. M., in the County of Cass.
Nebraska, as apraiust you and each of
on and for sn. li other relief as may
lie just and equitable.
You and each of you a re further
notified that you are required to an
swer said pel ii ion on or before .Mon
day the i'7th day of September, lin'o,
or the allegations therein contained
will he taken as true and a deerc.!
will he rendered in favor of the plain
tiffs and against you and ach of you,
aeeoidin"; to the prayer of said peti
t ion.
Dated this llh dav of August, in:'".
CASH I,. WII.KS and
TIM i.MAS WILLS. .11:.
I 'la i n t i I'l s.
W. A. KC iP.L'KTSi IN.
a9-Jvv. Atty. for Pltfo.
FOR SALE
New
Nelson.
hay in win row. -I'hone
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